JAMES P. BARR, Editor and Proprietor.
I'~ei ca
NOT ALIO() HOILIC
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Vegetable Extract,
A PURE TONIC.
Dr. Hoonand's
GERMAN BITTERS
P.B,EPARBB BY
DR. 0. D, JACKSON, Philade
plus, Peram,
Will effectually aura
Liver - ComraplAint,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
ILe porat.t, eseetotur Debility, Diseases
of the litirlireys, oral ail Diseases
Arising from a Drisorlereill
Liver or "Stolnach,
such
as Consti
pation.-Inward
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to the Head,
Acidity the Stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food, Fullness or at
ight in
the Stomach. Seer Pructations, Sink
lug or Fluttering at the PIZ 01 We Stom
ach, Swimming or the hew. Hurried and
diffi3ult Breathing, fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or suffocating sensations when Ina lying
posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or webs be
ore the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Bead, Deficiency of Porsoiration, Yel
lowness of the Skin and es Pain in
• the Side, flank. Chest, Minh& &t , -
Snddenl'l.ushes of Heat, Burn
ing in the Flesh, Constant
unacininss of Evil.
and croatdepres
stop of
spirit&
And witl positively erovemt Yellow Fever, Bil.
OM Fever, Are,_
TNTAIN
AILCOHIPL. REY
OR
BAR WHINRY
They will mire the above diseases in ninety-Hite
o :scs out of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal
eoptuanty itooland's German Bitters, (purely
vegetable) hosts of ignorant qtacks and unscru
'aloes adventurers, have opened upon suffering
aumanity the flood :yes of Nostrums m the shape
ef imor whisky, vilo compounded with injurious
drug- - and — christon Tonics. Stomaohitts and Bit
ten._
Beware of the innumerable array of alcoholic
h r w op s, a nden s
the
pmhorc
a b p o p t e tl ll e a s t i an n d
o b f i v ß b i e te ed :
which, instead of curing only aggravates diseases
a ad leave the disappointed sufferers in despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
Are not a new and untried article, but have
stood the test of fifteen years trial by the Ameri
can public; and their reputation and Baia are
not rivalled by any similar preparation.
The proprietors have thousands of Letters
from the most eminent
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physielaes and
Citizens.
Testifying oftheir own personal knowledge. to
the beneficial offecb and medical virtues of these
Bitters.
DO YOUWANTSOMETILING to STRENG TB
EN YOU?
.GO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE?
DO YOU WANT TO BULLD UP YOUR CON
DO YOU STITUTION?
WANT TO PEEL WELL?
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NEB VO US
NESS I
DO YOU WANT toVOY
DoT u want t sl e ep well I"
Do yon want a brisk and vigorous
feellug
If y)a rick we
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There are many preparations eold under the
name of Bitters, pia up in quart bottles, eon/poundal
of the cheapest whieky or common rum, coating from
10 to 9U cente per gallon, the taste disguised by An
ise or Cetriander Seed,
This class of Bitters haesaueid and lei/2 contin
ue to cause, as long as they can be sold, hundreds
to die the death of the drunkard, By their use the
system tx kept continually under the influence of Al
t,holie &aim/Ante 0t the worst kind, the desire for
Liquor
is created and kept up, and the result to all
e hteTters attendant upon a drunkard's life and
For those who desire and have a Liouor
Bitters, tee publish the following receipt. (let One
Bottle llootland`s German Bitters, and
nix with Three gnarls of Good Brandy
or Whisky, and the renal will be n preparation
that will far excel in medicinal virtues and true
excellence any of the numerous Liquor Bitters in
the market, and ?mil cost much less. You will
have all the virtues of Ilootiand's Bitters in
connecuon with a good article of Liquor, at a
much less price than these inferior preparations
spill cost you.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We call the attention of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that "HOOF
LAND'S German Bitters" will cure nine tenths
of the diseases induced
,by exposures and priva
tions incident to camp /n the lists, publish
ed almost daily in the neitapers, on the arrival
of the siok:/twill noti that a very large Pro
portion are o - suffe ri ng fro debility. Every case
of that kind can be readily cured by Ijoofland's
German Bitters, Diseases resulting from disor'
ders of the digestive organs are tpet dily remov
ed. We have no 'hesitation in stating that, if
these Bitters were freely used among our soldiers
hundreds of liven might he saved, that otherwise
will be lost;
W e call particular attention to the following re
markable and well authenticated cure of one of
the nation's heroes, whose life, to use hi, own
1 sew uagehas boon saved by the Bitters:"
rHILADELPHIA, Allgtlet 23d. 1862.
Messrs. Jones & Evans .— ell, gentlemen, your
oofiaarit German Bitters has saved sn.9
There is no mistake in this. It is vouched for by
numbers of my comrades, some of whose names
are appended, and who were fully_ cognisant of
all the circumstances of my case. am. and have
been for the last four years. a member of sher
man's celebrated battery. under the immediate
command of Capt. IL B. Ay res. Through the ex
posure attendant upon my arduous duties, Iwa
attacked in November last with inflamation of
the lunaia and was ;or seventy two days in the
hospital. This was followed by great debility.
heightened by an attack of dysentery. I was then
removed from the W hite 1101103 and cent to this
city on board the steamer "State of Visine," from
which 11 /laded on the 23th of Jane. Since that
time I have been about as low as any one could
be andeti.l retain a spark of vitality; • For a week
or more 1 was scarcely able to swallow anything,
and if I did la me a morsel dowa, it was imiiedi.
lately thrown u n again.
I could not even keen a glass of water on lily
stomach. Life could not last under these circum
stances and, accordingly the physiciaha who
had beta working lauhfully, though unsuccesfal
ly. to rescruamo•from the grasp of the dread Arch
er, frankly tontine they could do no more for me,
and iviaed me to see a clergyman, and - to make
such aisposition of my limited funds as best suit
ed me., An acquaintance who visited me at the
hosital, - air; Frederick Steinbron, of 6th below
Arch Street, advised me as a forlorn hope , to try
your Bitters and kindlY procured a bottle, From
the time .I - commencod taking them the shadow of
death receded., andl am now. thank God for it,
getting batter. Though I have taken but two bot
tles, lthave gained 10 pounda, and feel sanguine
of being permitted to rejoin my wife and daugh
ter, from whom I have heard nothing for
teen months for gentleman. I amaloyal Virgin
ian, tom the vi cinity of Front Royal. To year
invaluable Bitters I owe. the glorious privilege of ,
again clasatimr.tamy bosom those who are dearest 1 '
to me in li fe. '
Very trots. penis. ISAAC, MALONE.
W e indy concur in the truth of the above state
ment. as we had despaired of seeing our comrade;
Mr. Malone, restored to health.
JOHN DUDDLEBA CIL, Ist N. Y Battery.
GEOHOE A. AcHLEA, Co. 0. llth. Mama
LEWIS CHEVALIER, .92d N.V.
I. E, SPENCEILIst Artillery, Battery F.
J. B. PASEO ELL. Co B. 3d Vermont.
HENRY B. JEROME, Co B, do
HENRY T. BIACDONALD.C o C 6th Maine.
JOHN F. WARD. Co B. sth Maine. -
HERMAN - KOCH, Coll. 7.2 d .N, Y.
NATHANIELIS, THOMAS, Co 95th Pa.
ANDREW J. ELIMBALL, Co A, 3d Vermont
JOHN J - ENIICINS
,Co B. 106th Parma
BEWARE" 0.? COUNTERFEITS.
Bee that the slipiatareot-f4. M. JACKSON."
p onthe WU-Win Ofrlar• bottle,
PRICE PER BOTTLE 95 C 1 .55 T 5. OR
$4OO.
Should your twang druggist not have the or
nate. do not bevut off by any ofthe intoxicating
reporaticrns that may be offered in its Dime, but
senexp d to ne. and we will forward, securely packed
y ress.
inii.Prinelpal Office, and Manusactory. No. 163
Arch street.
• JONES & EVANS,
(Successors to C. M. Jackson & C 0.,)
Proprietors
#4"For sale by . Druggists and dealers in every
wa lathe United States, at t bi lzysrat.
Pittsburgh.
PitielitWAKTE,
~e _ A b o for We at JOSEPH PLEM - LIVPS oor
bivitthe Diamond and Market atreet,
for sale oleo kr sumo.
Joixiw,ro.
431
a*r_Hakttimeld and Pow* moot
A:.3. RANKIN dc CO.ir
Market street. throe doors bal°w 4th. Pittabarsb
litratLe-deod. Allieseeur ear.
JittLA t
/Th r 7 0
Atis
Medic-Ed.
New Discovery.
WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
I T CAN BE RELIED ON, IT NET=
tails to cure I It does not nauseate I It it
speedy in action I
No Change of Diet 'is Required I
It does not interfere with business purstu
can be used without detection I
Upward of 200 cures the past month, some 01
them very severe eases. It is adapted for male
and female, old or young!
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS
are the original and only genuine Specific Pills
Over one hundred physicians have used them in
their practice and all speak well of their efficacy
and approve of their compositi n, which is entire
ly vegetable and perfectly harmless on the system.
Hundreds of certificates canbe shown.
Boll's Specific Pills are the only reliable rein edr
• for effecting a permanent and speedy cure in all
cases of opermatorrhea, or Seminaleakness,
with all its train of evils, such as Urethral and
Vaginal Discharges, Glee:. the Whites ! Nightly or
Involuntary Emissions, Genital Debi ity and Ir
ritability, Incontinence, Imp .tence, Weakness or
Loss of Power, Nervous Debility, ..to ! ,to , all of
which arise principally from Sexual Excesses or
Self-Albuoe, or some constitutional derangement
and in , apacitates the sufferer from fulfilling the
duties of Married Life
InellSexualDiseases,asGonorrhea, Gloat and
Stricture and in Di eases of the Bladder and Kid
neys they act as a charm! Relief is arvcrianced
by making a mingle box
PRICE ONS DOLLAR.
JOEEPE - FLEMINii.
corner Mrrre• street, and Diamone
and by Druggists generally Pittsburgh.
They will be sent by mail securely sealed on
receipt of the money by
J. BRYAN, M. D.,_
N 0.76 Cedar street, N. Y..
Consulting Physician fc.r the treatment of Sem-
Urix2ary, nexual end Nervous Diseases, who
will send irks' to all the following valuable works
The Fiftieth Thousand.—Dr. Bell's
Treatise on Self-Abuse, Premature Decay, Im
potente and Loss of r'ourer, Sexual Diseases,
Seminal tt eakness, Nightly Emissions, Genita,
Debility, &c. A pamphlet of fifty pages, con
taining important advice to the afflicted and
should be read by every sufferer EV the means
of cure in t'se severest stage is plainly set torth.
Two stamps to pay postage. aul7d.kw
TO THE PUBLIC
tuISI PBC/ALLY
...-
A - Sllthelgumrantgadfalye
13 , Modesto: all denomi- -
melons, treat secret and- - ..-t;" •
_,,
fteficate disdirdem. self • •
77
-
abase and diceacco
Mations cemmen end In- • ' ttitirs?.-
cialent to youths of Moth
sexy and adults. single or 1324mvd. Boozes,
Dn.autrairkti? publishes the fact of his doing
eo, the isnorant and falsely modest aro dreadful- 1 Y
shocked, and think it a great alai very immoral
and for contamination and oorraption =OLE
their wives. promising sons and dartelatera. 'Thou
fa ly Physician should be estattions to keep then
in iffneranoe that thou do the same 'as Dr.
STICUP. (except pr.bushins) Mat a luorative prat.;
lira might ba lost to them amens stunt? falsely
modest and presumptuous familia% boil' ace.
raised in ignorance, sprang ap as mushrooms and
who compares sooiety, intelligens; sense. kt., t*
dollars and cants, rclyEltario7lliY. I:l3dani7
gotten. It to to publicity, however, that nunierocs
roatents and ettardians are thankful that that
was, daughters and W2"113, previously , ceble
stilly and of delicate condition ant :aura
lava been rectored to nesith and t'Lcor - it'y
BRANSTRUP, besidat rusny beforis and aftes
milTbir i e through him hare bccn cared much suit
feting. anzietY, mortilaatiom, Sm. Spurn:taro
hes or nocturnal emmlssions are nom pt.:tots elms
In a very short SPZIO-D 01 time by hu nelt, reamed:ea
which arepeandiarly his own. They are communed
from the Vezetabla Kingdom., bovins men the
fallacyof the Mercurial tranim ant- be had abandon
ed it and substituted the ram tai dc Peadate dia•
O&M tire treated with mark el, h
orer forty yams (40) emptrimma in tbev treat
mene in hospitals cf both the itid Wcrdi ai ;
the United States; leads him to sat.—to all with
Isar trial. health and happiness will again blr'tm
upon the now—palled (onk. Trifle no longer wits
niontebanke and quacks. but come and be cured.
Oanstimption and all of its kindred di - assay o:
which to many annul:i)it' fol our cottntries, ear
now be relieved, proridins ;nay attend to It
time rail particulars can be had of my trtiamtmu
by procuring a copy of the Medical Advhscr,vittied
it given gratis to all that apply haul: the ad
vantage of oyez forty yam-, experiencs
observation, consequent's, lie ho superib:
In the treatment of special diseases, end a 1.,: is
daily oonsumed by the PT0:V.3 , 50Z, is welt as reco" -
mended epectabie piths. ,7, -
Ptdetors of hotels, au. ilffieti ft;:s
roraet, oar Diamond scree,:. Privet.; c." , ....mmanj
s-tteno from all part; of the Unimy title-Hy t t
beaded t•a. Direct
SYRUP OF MANDRAILE AND Syn.
LIN6IA.
Having had a man employed for the last eta
years compounding the above excellent remedies
for my own practice, and having used them with
uncommon SUCCESS in all that time, I feel it H
duty to Bet them before the public, as my exile
donee leads mete think they are as near specifies
as any remedies well can be for the following
diseases, namely: Scrofula, Coitro, Syphilis, and
all diseases that arise from an impure state of the
blood. Ono trial will convince aay person 01
their fitness for those diseases,
Prepared and Bold by
J. W. BHANSTRITP, M. D,
85 Smithfield et.. Flasher,
- - -
4 JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
1% , ERTA IN AMENDMENTS TO TUE
CON STITL TION. lie it revolved by the Senate
and House of Repreei - nratives of the Comma?,
wealth of Pennsylvania in General Assembly our,
That the following amendments bet roeeeed to
the Constitution of the Commomrealth, in ac
cordance with the provisions of the tenth article
thereof;
There shall bean additional section t. the third
article of the Constitution, to be designated as
i section four, as follows :
Saortois 4 Whenever any of the qualified
electors of this Commonwealth shall bo in actual
military service, under a requisition from the
President of the United States, or by the anthor
ity of this Commonwealth, such e actors nosy ex
ercise the right of suffrage in all elections by the
,citizens, under such regulations as are, or shall
he, proscribed by law, as Llly as in they were
present at their usual place of election.
There shall be two additional sections to the
eleventh article of the Constitution, to bo desig
nated as F octionty eight and nine, es tollows
Ssortox S. t.o bill shall be passed by the Leg
islature containing more than ono subject. a bleb
shall be clearly expressed in the title, except ap- 1
propriation bills.
Swinton 9. No bill shall be passed by the Leg
islature granting any powers, privileges. in any
case, where the authority to grant such powers,
or privileges, has been, or may- hereafter be,
oonferred upon thetionrte of tht, Commonwealth,
JOHN CES:IN A,
Speaker of the House bf Representatives
JOON P. PENNEY,
Speaker of the Senate,
Oezioa OP .mc
SECRETARY OF TH2 COMMONWEALTH,
BRITiEIGHEE, July 1. 1863.
PENNSYLVAL , LA, SS:
1,---}
..., Ido hereby certify that the foregoing
1.. B. anned is a full, true corrt copy of
•--,,--• the original Joint Resolution and
of ec the Ge,n
eral Assembly, entitled - A Joint Resolution pro
posing certain amendments to the Codstaution."
al the ramo remains on mein this office.
• In testimony whereof I have herounto set ro
hand, and caused the seal of the Secretary's of
,
floe to be affixed the day and year above written.
ELI SLIFER,
jamdtf Secretary of the Commonwealth.
FALL ARRIVAL OF
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND SEGA RS
MCCOLISTER at BAER,
Wholesale Tobacco Dealers.
No, 108 Wood Street, .
Have now received thblr Fall edock of goods.
which they are prepared to oil at the very low
est funres for cash.
Country merchants would do well to call before
purohaoiag elsewhere.
• I
All orders promptly attended to.
LARGE AND FRESII OF
'ALL S., WINTER BOOTS, SROliti, GAIIBBS,
BALMORALS AND GUMS
Of ever, variety and style, which will be sold at
the very lowest prices. Call and examine
At BORLAND'S.
aol9 98 Market at., 2d door from sth.
JEST RECEIVED-
Ladies' Steel Shank Roots,
" Rubber Balmoral Boots,
Shanghi
Misses' and Children's Boots,
t, BORLAND'S
9 93 AI
13 0 WBEIL FLASKS & SHOT BELTS
Of every description, for sale by
JAMES fir/WM,
136 Wood
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
ized under the act to provide a National Ccir
reney, under the title of the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK oF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
offer its services for the collection of Notes.
Dral , s, Bills of Exchange, &a., receive money on
deposit and buy aril sell Exchange on all parts
of the country.
Tbelmecess which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its organization in 1&52, will
we belive he a sufficient guarantee that business
entrusted to the new organization will receive
the some prompt attention.
Having a very extensive correspondence with
Banks and Bankvrs, throughout the country. we
believe we ran otter unusual facilities to those
who do business with tis,
The business will be fonducted by the same
officers and directors.
W. J. HOCNTZ PH. B. IERT2
KOITITTZ & MERTZ !
BANKERS,
No. 11s Wood St., Second doo above
Fifth Street,
D EAJLERS iN FOREIGN AND Domestic
ExohanFe, Coin. Bank Notw. and ilovorn
n.ont ocnritles. Collootions promptly attondod
OLD, SILVER., DEMAND NOTES
Corti:lmes of Indobtectneea, 41n:tartan:cm:
tors Certifio..tes,
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons
d all miler government seounti 38, bought bY
W. H. WILLIABIM 6 CO.
ratts;6ll.d w ocki streo corn or bi - Th ird,
TUE ELEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
PENNA. tTATN AGRICULTURAL lOGINi
WILL BE HELD AT
NORRISTOWN, MONTG'Y CO., PA.,
I:eaten' bcr 29th and :10th, and October
Ist and 2d,1863,
ORRISTOWN IS ABOUT. 17 MILES
of Philadell hie on the Schuylkill
liver and is accost ible by Haiiway to every part
the state.
The grounds aro boautifull,y situated, contain
ing 25 acres it ground with fine large buildings
Litereun erected, together with a large amount of
slieddiag, The truck is said td be one of the
best hall mile tracks in the t ate. The pre
miums are the heaviest ever offered by tho So
ciety, amounting to about $7,000. The premiums
for all grades of cattle exceed sl,(eeo, five of
which are $3O each, 111 from $25 to $.5, others
running down to lesser rates. Best herd nut
loos than 15 head, first premium $4O: second
premium
horses for all grades the premiums exceed
$13,50. Iho highest $100: 32 between s'2o and 30,
and others ranging drum $l5, 10 and 5. For sheep
and swine the premiums range tram $lO to 5 and
$:.
.007..
ibrirch 2cs - 5 Ogdes
For Poultry there' ig a long list cf premiums
from $2 to 1 oar h. I be following classes m.t
liberal premiums are °tiered Ploughs, Culti
s otura, Ur. lb. Wagons, Reaping and Me wing Me
enincs, Cutters, corn Shelters, Cider Alias,
Poulos, Buckets, Tin IN are, Leather and its
1ii81111.118.4 t urea. Gas Fixtures,lls,role Mazitler,
I utter, Flour. Grain and Seeds Vegetables; and
01s0 for Doinesile and household Manufactures,
BI _ths, Cari.ets. satinet, Shirting, sheeting.
lankets, Flannels. Shawls, Knit Goods, Needle
,rk, Se„ broad. Cakes, Preserves, ac.
Large premiums are offered for every variety
0f Proms and Flowers, she F oral Tent u ill be
toe largest ever erected by hie Society and will
ran one of the mot t attractive features o 1 the
EKbibition. Fruit, Grapes and Wise will be ex
hibited in this department
The Pennsylvania Railroad and Norristown
Itai.road have engsged to carry articles for ex
hioitibo to fief from the Exhibition freight free,
r. quiring toe forwarding freight to be paid
which will be repaid shipper when goods are
returned to toe station whence shiPPed. It is
hoped to effect the same with other important
roads.
L.SCUTBtOI2B at reduced rates will be run on all
the leading Hailri.atts.
hritnes con be made at the Office in Norristown
alter the 4th day of September, All articles
must be entered on toe books on or before Toes
day evenin7. September 20th. Exhibitors must
tmoome members, Membership $l, with lour
C..upon Tp•lrets, each of which will admit one
person to the Fair 00 ce .
Sing le Admisoilon
_25 eta.
IM A List of Premiums and Regulations can
be mid by addressi-g the Secretary.
A, BROWER
TIIO
LONMAGAER P. KNO Se e .Provident.
. r
au27-lowed Nor ristown, Pa.
mi22:lydew
REV. I. C. PERSIFING, Preiddent
jth EST SUSTAINED COLLEGE IN
tho State. Sup. rb Buildings, to which ex
tensive additions are making. Nineteen Teach
ers. l,nsnrpas,ed facilities in the urnam ntal
Branchee• Forty Dollars per term pays for all
expenses in the Boarding Department except
Washmg and Fuel.
Vie Fall Term will cmence on Tnes
dtv. September let. Send om to President Per
shing for a Catalogue. M. SIMPSON,
aurti-3w President of Truttees
NEW BOffl.ER WORKS.
A TTENDS TO TUE.3IANUFACTUILE
.I‘. of Steam Boilers. Stills. Tanks, Agitators
nalt Pans. Sugar Pans. Sheet Iron Chimneys,.
Breathings, and all other articlesuauully man
ufactured at simikr concerns.
Prompt attention paid to all kinds of repairs on
reasonable terms.
Works CORNER OF LOCUST and DUQUESNE
WAY, sth Ward, Allegheny river.
fyB-ivd
AVING VACATED THE FRONT
of his store. No. 96 Market stret, to ake
alterations, will be found in the new addition.in
rear of old store. entrance on Market alley first
door from sth street, where Dry GOods will be
sold cheap.
anls _
Hydropolta, or Garden Bpi__ , - 1 . 03 r.
ANEW ADD USEFUL ? g winds
E n JLE FOB
wetting. Plants and flowers,
carriages, are, Pumps of ev«s description sold
and repaired. Daykin's ratent Wa.or Drawer
made and sold.
na One door from Sixth.
wy„LiwuN .4 KELLY. 164 Wood tit.
B~ .kin,
)an_ ,g houses.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSBURGH
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OP THE CURRENCY.
Washington City, Aug. sth, 1863.
Winn/Res, By satisfactory evidence presented
t ) the undersigned, it has been made to alkali?
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS
BURGH, in the County of Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled ''an Aet to provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge of United States
Stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re
demotion thereof," approved February 25th,
15 , 3, and has complied with all the provisions of
said .-.ot required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Ban sing,
Now Titsanyons, 1, Hugh McCulloch. Cop
-
troller of tho Currency, do hereby certify that t m he
said FIRST NATION AL BANK OF PITTS
BURGH. county of Allegheny and State of Penn-
FVlvat ia, is aut;icnized to commence the business
of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of office. this sth day of August, 18.'3.
{ SS HUGH McCULLOCH,
Comptroller of the Currency.
The First National Bank
of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
LATE PITTSBURGH TRUST CONPAAY
Capitol $400,000. with privilege to in
creme to $1.000.000.
DIRECTORS:
Jame,' Laughlin, I Wm. R. Nimick,
Rcbert 6 Hays, Alexander Speer,
Thomas Bell, Francis G. Bailey
Thos. Wightman, Alex. Bradley,
Samuel Rea.
JA MRS LAUGHLIN. President.
JOHN D. SeULLY, Cashier,
Angust sth, 1883;d&wtE
Mate Fair,
J. D UN.LEIV V,
Grocer,
NO. 4 DIAMOND,
PIITSBURGII, PA
PITISBUR6II YEMALE COLLEGE,
J. J. .11POWILELS
H. a. _LYNCH
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 8; 1863
Hon. Wilson MeCandle's, Judge of the United
States Circuit Court, President
Corner of Penn & St. Clair St.. Pitts
burgh Penn's.,
'NIECE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND
H best- $35 Days for a Yell Commere'al
oonrse•
No extra charges for Manufactuers, Steamboat,
Railroad and Bank Book-keeping,
klilnistcr'a Eons at one-half price• Students sui
tor and review at any time.
This Institution is conductee by experienced
Teachers and practical accountants, who pro
pare young men for active business at the least
expense and shortest time for the most lucrative
and responsible situations. Diploma il granted
for merit only. Hence the preference for grad•
antes at this College by business mon.
Prof A • Cowley, the best Penman c f the Union,
who holds the largest number of FIRST Pin-
ICUMB, and over all competitors, teaches Rapid
Business Writing.
%M. A ttend where the Sons and Clerks of busi
ness men graduate.
For specimens of Penmanship and Catalogue
containing lull information. enclose twenty-five
cents to the Princpals
au 10 3EKELI4I4 & 81111711 f.
ST FRANCIS 00T.T.EGE
UMBER CAR Of THE FRANCISCAH BROTHERS
rirtlii IS INSTITUTION, SITUATES.
JIL IN LOB.RTTC, Cambria county Perussyl
yenta about four miles from Crosson Station, on
the direct route between Philadelphia and Pitt.-
burgh, was chartered in . 1858, with priviliges to
oonfor the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees.
The location of the College is one of the most
healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alle
gheny Mountains being rrovorbial for its pure
water, bracing air, and picuirecque scenery.
The Soholastioyear commences on the FTRST
MONDAY after the 15th of AIIOUST, anceendt
about the Eth of .1 N h following. It is divido 1
into two Sessions. Students (=not return home
t ietween the Sessions. All the Apparatus nooses
eery for Land Surveybut, Rugineerin.v. au.. sto.,
will be furnished b 3, the Institution to the
cltudents.
Inetnarental and Vocal Magic forme no e.totaa
>he.rge. Students will be admitted from =IA
Pears to the age of manhood_
Tgama—Board and Tuition. payable half yearly
in............. ......... . $
Surveying Sub use of instruments, per an
num
...:lassical and Modern laugnatea. extra—.
tad-eats spend ing Vacation at.the Collett.- 20
Reference can bo made to , he Rt. Roo. 13tnaPp
Dornenee, Rt. Roy. Bishop Wood. Philadelphia.
Hey. Rey , ol.llS. I..oristt ,, Rev Dr, O'Hara,
Philadelphia: Rev. Henry McLaughlin. .Phila
de.phis, o cv. Pierce, Mahar, Harrisburg ,
N. 8.--A litek run •dal7 to Lo.e.to tr m Cres-
Stn.
litlGHEtir PREJNIUM
WHEELER & WILSON
Sewing . Machines,
LONDON AND PA RIS EXH I BITIONS
Will{ SALE OF THESE MACHINES
M is equal to the sale of all ethers combined,
arising from its adaptability to nil kinds of Sew
ing- As proof, read the following from Douglass
cherwood, the well known shirt Manufantu
em ;
• We have used the Wheeler ik Wilson Se*lng
Machine in our: hint Manufsctury•since .1 ,nuary
20th, 18f - .5. it hog indeed created our Inutness. Af
ter testing the principal machines before the pub
lic we selected yours. Wo commenced with one,
and are now runing one hundred and seventy
two of the,. We are running one hundred of
your machines in one room, and yet such is the
quietness, that conve•sation can be earned on in
an ordinary tone of voice. Thty , are iadapted to
every portion of our work ; sewing equally well
upon thelightett muslin and our Leaviest work,
consisting of nine thickness s. five of them being
of hair cloth, two 01 common cotton cloth, and
two of starched tape. Its speed is unexampied.
W i th one, a person can accomplish as mush as
twelve persons without it, and twice as much as
by aid other machine. trio thousand Janis of
straight scam, ten stitches to the inch. is an ordi
nary day's work'of ten hours. We have run it as
high as one hundred and fifty yard p.r hour. The
fatigue is so Skikcht t oat our employees work the
year round in good health and spirits. We can
not too highly recommend Wbedger & Wilson's
Machines, and our opinions are shared by all
;Manufacturers of experience and judgement,
with whom we come in contact."
Also, from the Untied Presbyterian of Sept. W.
"Alter more than ona years expenerice, we can
c , rdialty recommend to our friends Wheeler ik
Wilson's `owing Machines as neot the most use
ful pieces of household furniture with which any
house can be supplied. It is the last thing in our
domestic institution that we would part with.
livery machine warranted for three years
Call and see them in operation and obtain our
descriptive circular WM, sumnrat JE Co.
Wester, Agents. Nu. 27 FIFTH St. Pittsburgh.
W. T.FILBEE &T. 00.,
TJAhI BUILVEU.
itmt:-..tttga ,1410 OILER BARBS
a oar the Paz.n. is. R. Pas:Rawer!leum
A)4IIIIPAAQruRrt ALL Ut
Steam &mines. matzo from throe to on.
hundred and Mt horse rower, and gaited lo)
driet Mille, flaw MILL Blast Burnam. Actorles
ate.
Wye partial:us! attention to the oosetruction_Al
filnKinea and Machinery for grist mills and Mt
uprights, =lay and circular saw mills.
Have A 1.6-0 on hand. nutalicti and ready for ship
=ant at ahort notion. ldshinos and Boiler° of evert
deaoription.
Also, furrioh Boilere. and LiLeat Iron siperaiely,
Wrought in Shafting, liausora and Pram; in
every variety, and onntanue tho manifaoture ol
Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards,
Onr prima are tow, our maohinery mannfactUr
ad of the boat anal-it:Y(lf materials. andwarrr.ntei
In all cum to Live aalisfaction.
var*Orders from all parts of the conitry solicit
ed and promptly tilled_ isasikw
CO2iCORD
GRAPE VINES
WE WERE AMONG THE VAST TO
secure this INVALUABLE GRAPE,
and have fruited it for five_years. Re obtained
our original vines from Mr. BIELL vlo origina
ted it. The Pittsburgh Horticultural Society in
BRISS awarded no a diploma for in exhibition,
and the Allegheny County Agri . eultral Sooioty,
in HOW, a premium for it as ' the BEST now
seedling grape, in all respects supsrior to the
Isabella."
Oar stock of Vines is meqnalled
anywhere, which we offer at 21 , cents each,
li
$2.50 per nen, $12,50 per 150, $lOO per
1 000. Small Nines at lea prices
We can furnish a few extra largovinee at from
50 cents to $1 each.
.NOTICE.
HAVING RECEIVED IHFOBMA.
tion that persons have at afferent times
thein name of the Sutsister co Connittee, solic
itei contributions of Fruits and Vgatables lrom
the gardners and country reople lithe markets
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, we tae this meth
oil of giving notice. that we never tuthorized any
one to collect such contributions 'or us or the
Hospital, and that contributions tus collected
have never reached us.
W. P. WEYMAN
JOS. ALEREE. Corn.
E. M. ATWOOD
Contributions for the Subsistene Committee,
should be sent to Messrs. Weymax,s Son. Smith
field et. or Messrs Geo. Albree, So & Co. Wood
street. sell
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HOUSE DROIR, YARDS,.—
The undersigned has openilt The Horgan
Aveuute. near du stoat depot of
House for the accommodation drovers and
-17,,Awnealeorf:rughae.txt;ernsitht
v W e e c a o T tock ne er ati o jo rebteatra u tlure au
ce,t ian trl e i
w s iv t
stock
.p k T d i
end commodio reed and salt yards, abut ...
upon the railroad platform. this giving gre.at con
venience In Loading and tin muting. The pens
have been enlarged so as to accommodate 3,000 to
4.000 head, and the yards at many more. Com-
Datable recommodations ore provided in the
haute for owners ot stock, and the sabscriber re-
SPec 'ully solicits a share 131 their patronage.—
enos`or boarding and rent of yard moderate.
nib-12 D. SHAPER
AWARDED TO THE
FITMURCP.,
J. Kr(ox,
No. 29 FIAI Street
For Sale,
PUBLIC t3ALE.
THERE WILL BE EXPOSED TO
public oury on the farm of the undersign
ed in ulaslti Township, Beaver county, Pa.. on
FRIDAY. the oth day of October, the followir g
articles, to wit: 12 horseq and carts, cattle, hog+
and she,n, 3 wagons, 3 buggies, buggy harness
wagon harriers, new and old wheat, rye. oats.
hay and straw. A farm rf 100 acres for rent or
vale, 20 acres of grain in the ground, one mile
from New trightqn, on the New Cattle road.
lerms made known on day of sale.
oes-:td AltattAEL KELLY,
IROND ALE IRON WORKS
FOR SALE.
Including all the Unsold
Lots in the Town
of 'condole.
®WING TO A DISSOL'UTION Op 4 ll-i empartaership. the IRONDALE IRON
wiiRKS are offered for sale.
These works are situated at Irondalo, on the
Iron Mountain Railroad, 79 miles from the city
of St. Louis, consisting of ono hot blast Furnace,
LOW acres of timber and farming lands, twenty
dwelling houses, suitable for lab rem, one largo
three story brick store-house. fine stable and
barn. saw and corn mill, about 20,100 bushels of
charcoal, 2,00 u tons of Iron ore on fart ace yard,
mules, wagons, hay, corn, cats. ac., so. Tho
Furnace and machinery in uerfoot order.
Also a contract with the American Iron Moun
tain Company for the delivery of their ore, having
twelve years to run; largo banks of hemati a ore
in the immediate vicinity of the Furnace. The
above works are among the nio,t desirable in
the United 'antes. and offer e gory inducement to
Persons desirous of engaging in the manufacture
of iron 'The above_prcperty includes the unsold
lots in the town of bondale, and if not sold at
P , ivate sate before
Saturday, 10th Day of Octobur, 1563,
will, on that day, be sold at public vendue (as a
whole and vritho:it divi..ion s ) to the highest bid
der, at the oast front doo- f the Court /loose, in
the city ot St. Louis,o'olock, noon Terme,
half cash. b lance in twelve months, with six per
eta, interest, or all cash. ns the purchwer may
desire. For further information and particulars,
apply at the office at lrondale, or to
.210 USEIi REFER S
FURNISH ';; NG STOKE
croons FOR TELT,
KITCHEN.
Tin Ware, ; Brushes
Wooden Ware I Baskets
Spice Boxes 1 Jelly Monictx
Cup Tube I Wash Basins
Straw Cutters Cup Mops
Hair Sieves Wire Sieves
Mince Knives Coal Sentilo
bilVer Soap
Chamois Skins. Stove Polish
Knife Washers
Skewers . Basting Spoo,,s
Gridirons ; Coffee ilLidUi
Lamer, Squerseri , Wash Boards.
Stew Pans , Sauce Pans
Waite Irons : Bird Roaster
.1 , hill Kettles ! Fry Pans
Ham Bailers I Farina Boilers
Orators'
Egg Beaters
Larding Ncedlers ' Flom. Pails
Pudding Pans I Water Filtering
Bread Pans I Pie Plates
Butter Ladles Clothes Wringers
Iron Holders Wooden Spoons
Step Ladders. Butter Prints
Keelers : ii Tubs
Clothes Line.. i tsoap Cups
Scales T,assr. Forms
Cook's Knives Sad Irons
Bread Boxes Beat Presses
SCOOPS Cake Boxes, lio.„ dro
FOR THE DUNING ROOM.
ii!LTER PLATED,
Call Bolls
Nut Picks
Fsa h ives
Fen Creoci Knives
Napkin Rings
Cake baskets
Forkcand :Spoons
Oyster Ladles
Fugar S t rains
Alustar slicers
Ice Pitchers
Goblets
Castors
Syrup Jugs
Cake Knives
Crutub Knivr,
bait Stands
Fruit /Stands
Butter KniTC3
Soup Ladlex
Gravy L.sdles
Children's Cups
Round & Oval Salvers
Bouquet Stands
...
CUTLERY.
Ivory handled Knives Carvers
Cocoa do do Forks
Stag do do I Square Waiters
~. English Tea Trays Crumb Brushes
Fork La Spo.o Trays Crumb Trays
Dish Covers Chafing Dishes
Hash Dishes Coffee Biggins
Wine Strainers Coffee Cafetiers
Spirit Coffee Pots Nut Crackers
Table Mats hound Waiters
Bread Baskets Cork Screws
Wine Coolers Knife Sharpeners
Refrigerators , Water Coolers. ate.
FOR THE CHAMBER.
Toilet Jars Water Carriers
Foot Baths Chamber kliackets
Infant's Baths Bowls andeFitchers
M stress Brushes Gas Shades
Shaving Atlas : Nursery Shades
Bronx Match Holders' do Lamps
Flower Stands ' Clothes Whiskes
Nursery Refrigerators/ do hampers
Wax Tapers Night Lights.
Libraey St e ps oor D SCELLANEO
Mat s US.
Vienna Flab Globes , Vestas
Bird Cages I Meat Safes
Vissetts 1 Pocket Knives
Card de Visite Frames Flasks
Camp Knives Camp Portfolios.
And everything pertaining to a well appointed
Household.
To be obtained at reasonable prices at the NEW
STORE of
KAY & RICHARDS
NO. 30 Firm STREET
First door below the Exchange Bank
All goods delirered free of charge in the
city, Allegheny, Birmingham, Manchester. Du
quesne borough. etc. agls-law
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ORTANT TO LADIES.
'GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
ARVEI'S MONO HIERIM
FEMALE PILLS
XiAVE NEVER YET FAILED k WREN
the directions have been strictly followed ' )
in removing difficulties aridng from
OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPP AGE OF NATURE
Or in restoring the 5.93 t Nal to per'eot health when
suffering from Spinal Affections, Prolamine Uteri.
the Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Or
gatta. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the
Constitution, and may be taken by tho moat del
icate females without eam,icg divress at the
same time
THEY ACT AS A CHARM,
By strongtbenir.w. ievigoratirg, and restoring
thesyst.m t.) a healthy conditton, and by bring
leg on t! , e mont'ly period with regularity, no
matter from what however, ob•truction ken the arise. They should, NOT be taken the
first three or fur months of pregnanaY though
safe at any other time, as miscarriage would be
the result.
Each box contains 60 Pills, PRICE, ONE
DOLLAR.
DR, HARVEY'S TREATISE
On Diseases of Females. Pregnancy, Miscarriage,
Barren'. so, r [trility, Reproduction, and Abuses
of Nature, and emphatic , lly the LADIES' PR I
VATS MEDICAL, ADVISER, a pamphlet of 70
pages, out free to any address Six cents re
quire-I lc pay postage.
tta.The Pills and B-ok will be sent by mail,
conft .entially. when desired, S KM:MELT SEA LED,
and prrpaid on receipt of money by
J. RYAN, M. D., General Agent,
No, 76 Cedar street, New York.
• ea-Sold by all t^ .e principal Druggists.
Joseph Fleming, Druggist_ corn er of the
Diamond and Market st., agent for Pittsburgh.
0r,6 emdsw
AMERICAN HOITSiE,
BOSTON.
'NS THE LARGEST AND BEST AR-
A ranged Hotel in the New England States; is
centrally located. and easy of access tram all the
routes of travel. It contains all the modern im-
Rroveme accommodation onvenience for the com
fort and ef the trove ing public.
The sleeping rooms are large and well ventilated:
the suites of rooms are well arranged, aid com
pletely furnished for families and large traveling
Parties. and the hoot e will continue to be kept
as a first a tint-class Hotel in every resee , t•
trp Telegraph in the house to all parts of the coun
t:4lam.
sept.
1883 11 . ENRY RICE, Proprietor.
sel2:6md
1, 7 1110.13103-42 BARBELS OF PRIME
Onions to tvrive. For sale by
FraZEB. A ARMSTRONGse= Corner Market and First streets. '
The following appeal comes from true
and tried soldiers of the Army of the Po
tomac, who will not be furloughed to come
home and vote. It-is genuine, forwarded
to ns by as brave a man as ever faced an ,
enemy.
IfC
t DQUA I,TFt 69, ARMY POTOMAC). )
.I.‘ II LLYNI . YEB., A., -
Sept. 28,1563.
To the raters of Pennsylvania :
FRI-LOW CITIZENS CF PENNSYLVANIA:—
We ask your attention, while we say a
few words in relation to the election soon
to take place.
The Democracy of the Army of the Po
tomac enter tileir solemn protest against
the course pursued by the friends of A.
G. Curtin in the State canvass.
A certain class of newspapers are filled,
weekly, with resolutions purporting to
have their origin in this army, endorsing
the actions of Gov. Curtin, and urging his
reelection, on the ground that he is the
-"soldiers' only real frierid."
A few of these resolutions are genuine ;
but the ma,it, of them are manufactured at
home -olitical effect,"
T Aer in which the vote is taken
": , ,solves that are sent from the
army is this : "All opposed to the resolu
tions step to the front of the company."
Is there anything fair in this way of
taking a vote ? Is it an honorable way ?
Is it not an imposition on the good judg•
ment and intelligence of the soldiers
comprising our army ?
Why was not the "affirmative," of the
question voted upon first ? Why are they
baked in with other unexceptional resolves?
Why were they not submitted fair and
equare to the men ? There is, no doubt,
'good reason for it. rhe officers who get
them up know what they are about. They
know very well that, if the question was
properly put, they would be voted down,
and it was necessary to couple them with
other resolves in order to blind the eyes
of the unsuspecting soldier.
Why were not the resolves published
with the names of the officers who were
instrumental in getting them up and
passed Are they afraid or are they
ashamed of the deed ? This looks bad.
We denounce such acts as unfair and
frandulent. No good can result from such
outrages upon the "right of suffrage" as
exercised by as in the field.
' Fellow:citizeiis, be not deceived ; these
resolutions endorsing Curtin and recom
mending hie re election, are not the true
untrammeled sentiment of the soldiers—
th,-y are forced from them—not enter
ta•ned or voluntarily given.
Had we the legal and constitutional
right to vote here in the field thousands
of the votes that have been fraudulently
recorded for the Curtin resolves would be
east for Judge Woodward for Governor.
Judge Woodward comes up to the full
requirementS of the Jeffersonian creed—
"He is honest—he is competent."
Can this be said of A. G. Curtin ? Has
not Curtin sold the honor of your State for
his own personal and political advance
ment? We pause for a reply. Curtin it is
said, has done a great deal for the Pennsyl
vania soldiers ; bathes he done any more
than the law required him to do? Every
man in the State who pays his taxes has
done as much for us as Curtin has. We
know very well that he claims to have
done more than any other Governor in
the Union for the army. If he has we
never knew it, and he got well paid for it.
We appeal to you, fellow-citizens—to
all true lovers of the Union and the Con
stitntion—all who love law and order,
and all who are willing to sacrifice time
and money, and life, if •need be, for the
preservation of the old fabric—to vote for
the great statesman and patriot, the sol
dier's true frieud, George W. Woodward. i r
In by-gone days we looked to you for
aid and support, and you gave i! with a
willing heart and a liberal hand, We ask
you again for support—we appeal to you
to redeem our native State from the thial.
dom of Abolitionism. You owe it to the
army that have twice saved the old Key
stone from being overrun with the hell
hounds of rebeldom—who are braving
danger all the time for the glory of the
old flag—who have on every battle-field,
from : Yorktown to Gettysburg, fully main
tained the honor ofthe old Keystone.
We look to you to elect a good and
true man to fill the guberrurorial chair of
our good old Commonwealth. We are
folly of the belief that Judge Woodward
i s the only candidate capable of filling
that position with honor to the nation and
credit to the State.
BELT & PRIEST.
Real Estate Agents.
St. Lon
In conclusion we appeal—in the name
of ihe Democracy o(the Army of the 10•
tomac —to all good and true men to vote
for' our true friend and supporter, George
W. Woodward. MAST DEMOCRATS
of the Army of the Potomac.
An Incident of the War.
Not long after the battle of Gettysburg,
some three thousand soldiers had assem-
I
I bled within the confines of a mammoth
chapel tent for the purpose of evening
worship. A half hour had elapsed since
the opening of the discourse when a ter
rible clap of thunder burst upon the ears
of the startled congregation, causing even
the boldest to shudder at its power and
volume of sound. The noise of the huge
rain drops as they pattered upon the pa
villion, was as the "long rolls" beaten by
a hundred drums. In vain did the min
ister endeavor to make his own voice
heard ; nor was he permitted to do so,
until the "heavens were bottled up," and
the rain had ceased.
A party of three young men standing
near the entrance of the tent, having been
particularly uneasy during the service,
were observed to leave their comrades,
one of them remarking as they stepped
outside, " Let's go to our tent, I'm afraid
of neither God nor devil.'' A short time
only had elapsed, ere commotion near the
door betokened that something unusual
had happened. A tent had been struck
by lightning, and a man killed. The body
was brought in and placed near the centre
of the tent. That body was all that re
mained of the youth who had expressed
his contempt of the Deity. There, palsied
and cold, with distorted features and eyes
glaring in mockery of .life, lay he, lately
so buoyant in full health.
Upon leaving the tent, the three young
men had sought the shelter of their own
'small accommodations, and lying down
side by side, prepared for sleep. While
yet awake the bolt of Heaven had fallen
upon them. The unfortunate youth whose
soul had been required, had been singled_
DAILY POST.
DAILY 1.0 . ,- T - ADVA - NCED BATES
One year, by mail-- ............
Six months. ••
Three ••
One .•
Ono week, delivered in the city
Single copies.
To agents per hundred .......
THE ARMY OF THE PO OMAC
An Appeal from Democratic Sol
diers to their Fellow Citizens.
ESTABLISHED 1842
out from between his two. comrades.
Thry, also, had received injury, but after
a little time recovered and begged to Le
led into the chapel tent, that they might
commune with the chaplain. It was
most affecting sight. There, in the pres
ence of that vast assembly, before the re
mains of that deceased_ brother in arms,
these two young men snatched from the
jaws of death, like "brands from the bunt
ing," expressed their gratitude to God
for His mercy, and their determination to
do better in the future. The chaplain
now addresaed the meeting, taking for hie
text, 'lt is a fearful thing to fall into the
hands of the living (od." And that mul•
binds, s. , little used to tears, now sobbed
almost an a body. The effect produced by
that scene will never be effaced from the
minds of those who were present. Many
were the vows made by the soldiers npon
that occasion, to recollect the text, and
also to remember that "God will not bold
him guiltless who taketh his name 3TI
vain.
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WILL SAIL FROM .NEW OBI&
every alternate I Vedoesday. from Liver
pool every alternate TuesdaY. and from Queens
town every alternate WednerdaY.,
Steerage Passage fiem Liverpool or Queen?-
town. from New York. $32.50, payable in
Odd or its equivalent in Currency
For Steerage Passage apply to WILLIAMS Jr
GUION. 40 Fulton St., Now York, or
DIOS. IIATTIGAN. Agt,
No 1.22 Monongahclm Nouse, Water
101 l yd
the Fret
Passage from England & Ireland
$2 5 XlO.
EUROPEAN AGENC
4.1
RATTIGAAI,
D- Agent, .122 Monongahela house, Fitm
be_rgh. Pa:, is prepared to'brui out or cend book
passengers from or to ang part of the old, eldirl.
gm. either .lea steam or sailine ,se kora.
SIGHT DRAY FOR. OA/A v-sable fn &elf
Part of I.:wove.
igent for Lao Indianapolis and iincianati
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Lino cf
Soiling Daeketts. for the. Steamer *treat East
ern, and foc thelinesof Steamers sailing botwoon.
NEP York, Livoncol, Glasgow and o:llcrai.
fell
NEW GOODS.
E ARE RECEIVING THE LAR.
gest stock ofGiod. we ever brought
from the cyst, comprising among others—German
town liocdf. sucn as
•
HOODS,
~.NLBIAc
SONTAGS,
Also. Trimmings of the latest etyles and in great
variety: A :arge .11: ma ty of
HOSIERY,
HOOP BALMORAL SKIRTS,
FINE AND WOOLiN SHIRTS,
FRENCH CORSETS,
And a large supply of
RIBBONS
EMBROIDERY
FANCY MOODS AND NOTIONS. BRAIDEL
At Whoiesate and Retail.
We only buy from first hands and tell at tho
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
REACRIJIA &
78 Market street,
Between Fourth and Diamond.
Great Inducements to Buyere of
BOOTS, SHOE.S, BALMORALS
AND GAITERS,
IFor Fall and Winter Wear, at 98 Market at.
LOOK AT OUR PRICES:
Ladies' Morocco Heeled Foote. 0n1y:.... . ... ...$l.OO
'' ear, Boots
1,00
Do I.lole Sole Cc,ngress LabtiLlg Gaiters 1.75
' " Calf Boots 4,00
Cavalry Boots 4,50
Kip Boots ....... ........ ............ ...... 2.50
Boys' Boots
1,75
Youtti'a oats
1.25
IntEses' and Lhildren's ;hoes c f every style. Give
me a call hotore purchasing elsewhere.
T. U. BORLAND'a, 98 Market street,
0r.3 2d doer from Fifth.
UN'S BOOTS, NEY MYLES,
Boys' Boots, New Styles,
CHILDREN'S BOOTS, NEW STYLES
Ladies' Boots, New
Misses' Boots, New Styles
Childrens' Boots, New Styles
WEWOULD RESPECTFULLY
cal the att:nticn of all to c.,11 and exam
ine our new seeds which w, are ceding at tow
Price?, Call and satisfy yourselves.
11 PCIelland's, 55 Fif thstreet.
oc3 Masonula Hall
A. Good 19Insic ]Book for'
BOYS AND GIRLS
AT SCHOOL Als.;D AT HOME
V s-ME ATIGIITIS GLE. —A. CH OIC
E
E. collect on of wags, Chants, and Jlymns for
Juvenile Classes, Public tchools, :ientunaries and
Rome Recreation. .oy W. 0. all. b. Perkins.
Thts worst. ihnilarin style to teat of the "Gold.
en Wreath," contains, in addition to attractive
lessons and es ercises, over 200
wish. commisang
many of the latest, many 0. are not found
in any other book.. Coutes mailed on receipt of
40 cents. CRAS. C. AIELLGR,
oc3-detcw 81 Wool street.
64 11"11E ITN I 0.1%,"
ARCH STREET, between ad and 4th..
PHILADELPHIA
/111 FIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING EN
newed the lease of the above popular HOID3O
for a series ol Years, would respeetpally call the
attention or the traveling Dublio to rts central
cants, either for business or Pleasure,
ruh3:lyd TIA OITA SS. WEBB dc SON
WALL PAPER
FOR AUTUMN OF 1868,
A complete come:maul cif beautiful
PAPER HANGINGS
Of all styles. at prices lower than can be again
offered. For sale during the Beacon by
W. P. DIAIISHALL.
87 Wood Street.
ND =OVAL OF LIVERY STA/ME.
SUP The undersigned having removed his Live
ry Stable from this rear of the Scott House, tonear
the corner of First and Smithfield street. W. C
Conn-s old stand, is prepared tefurnish carriages,
buggies, and saddle horses upon the shortest no
tice Also horses kept at livem , at reasonable
rates. Undertaking . and all arrangemonts for fu
nerals will reisaive IttsiMal attention,
=ICELAND.
GLO VES.
DItAIVERd