JAMES I".
OT ALCO .11...1(10
A MORLY CONCENTRATED
Vegetable Extract.
A PURE TONIC.
Dr. Hoof]land 9 s
GEBNIA'N tITTENS
„, IiPA4ZO ,
DR. O. D,
phut, Penna.,
Wili eff - etitur,ily evra
Liver CompLtint,
ZeIeSEEPSIA. tIMMTD,I.,,M
abroove. 5 t.-`IOIFIP EhttbliAl67,
ci
of the KidLuers, allauklitniseanesi
Aviituair trona a Diauralored
• Liver or Mammas.,
such
as Condi
ation. Inward
Fullness or
Blod to the Head.
Acidity_of the Stomach.
. Nausea, Heartburn, Diqgust
for Food, Fullness or W ight in
the Stomach , Sour Frnotaticms, Sink
ins or Fluttering at the Piz of trie Stom
ach. Swimming or the tteau. Harped and
difflonit Breathing. Eluttering at the Heart,
iltiolung or suffocating sensations when in a lying
costar g Dimness of Vision, Dots or webs be
te sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Mead. Deficiency of Persoiration,
lowness of the Skin andE_yes.Pam in
the Side, Baal , Chest, Limbs. haSmidenFloaliis oflleat. Bai n.
iny in the Elesh. Co..stant
imaginings of Evil,
and great.depros
81021 of
spirits.
And wid positively Dravont Yellow Fever. Bil
-1 ens kover.
IIoTHEY CONTAIN
ALCOnsvii OR WHISICS
They,witl cure the above diseases in ninety-nine
o )808 out of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal
capillarity of I:loo2.lad'fi Gf3r0.2.41 Bitters. (purely
towable) hosts el ignorant quacks and tutseru-
Yulowhadventurers, have opened Upon suffering
lour adventurers , the flood gates of Nostrums in the shape
of moor whisky, vilely compounded with iniana h o
ters.
drug- and christened Tonics, Stoma:duos and Bit-
Beware of the innumerable array of aiu o /4110
uroparations 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.
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERS,
Are not a new and untried article, but have
stood the test of fifteen years trial by tho Amen
can public; and their reputation and sale, are
notrivatled by any similar preparation.
The Proprietors have thousands of Letters
from the most eminent
Clergyman, Lawyers, Phyrdetatio and
Citizens.
Testifying of their own personal knowledge. to
the benclicial effects and medical virtues of these
BOOne.
/V YOU WANTSOMETHINO to STRENGTH
EN YOU,
.670 YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE?
11 0 YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON
ETITUTIONI
00 0 U WANT TO FRE/ WELL?
op YOU WANT TO GET RID Or NEB VO US
E I
DO YOU WA ' OHS' c'GYI
De you want F.) Bleep troll T
Do you want brivis and Throrous
Ireellaz T.'
If YJU do. we
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
•
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There are reany preparations sold under the
name of Bitiere. Jaw up in gunsebottles, compour.ded
0.1 the cheapest whisky or common TWO, costrtnp from
20 to 40 cents
_Per pcsln the taste dierdiscd lw An
ise or ariana'er Seed,
This class of B4ters hae Caused and will contin
ue to cause as Zany cre !hey can be sold, hundred.
to die the death of the drunkard, By thew use the
stsgem is kept continually under the influence of A t
oo/wile Stimulants cts the worst kind, the desire for
t Liquor ia created and kept up, d run kard re.sult te ail
horrora attendant upon a 's life and
loath.
/be Iltoee who desire and will have, a Li-nor
bitters, we potash the jollmosnts - rece.:x4 Gel One
Bo ttleAloollanet'l, German Hitters, and
nix with Three ttuart4.s of Good Brandy
or Whioky end the reenk will te a prepare/Sinn
. that will tar excel in medicinal atrtnee and true
excellence any of tho numerous Liquor Bitters in
the market, and wtil cast much less. You :cat
have all the virtues of floatiand's Bitters in
eannectson with a good article niLLQUOT, at a
much lees price thcen thew i vreparatiorna
sorill cost you. nferior
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
TNIE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We call the.. attont.en of all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that ' 11001?-
LAND'S German Bitters" will cure nine tenths
of the aities.ses induced by exposures and priva-
Ilona incident to camp life, In the lists, publish
etitaittiost daily in the newspapers, on the arrival
of the sick, it will be noticed that a very large pro
portion are suffering from debility. Every case
ofthatkbadcan be readily cured by Hoolland's
German Bitters, Diseases resubing from disor
ders of the digestive organs are spcndily remov
ed. We have, no hesitation in stating that, if
these Bitters were freely used among our soldiers
hundreds of lives might be saved, that otherw.se
will be lost.
W e call rartictils.r attention to the following re
markable and well authenticated cure of one of
the nation's heroes, whose life, to me his own
l;mg nage"has been saved by the Bitters:"
rSILADELPHIA, August 234, 1862.
Hoo ld t e land's gentlemen. your
German Bitters has saved my Lire.
There is no mistake in vouched for by
numbers of my comrades, some of whose names
are appended, and who were sully cognizant of
all the circumstances of my case I am, and have
been for the last four years, a member of shor
mates .celebrated battery., under the immediate
command of Coot. H B. .1.3 res. Through the ex
posure attendant upon my arduous duties, I wa
attacked iu.November last with indentation of
tholtas, "and Was tor seventy two days in the
hap! " This was followed by great debility,
heightened by an attack of dysentery. I was then
removed from the White Route and sent to this
eitrOn board tbe steamer "State of Koine" from
which Vended on the 28th of Juno. Since that
time I have been about as low as any one could
be and 811.1 retain a hpark of vitality; Nora week
or more I was scarcely able to swa.low anYthfug,
and if j did. roe a morsel dawn, it was Imo eit
biedytnrown on again.
I could not even keep a glass of water on my
stomacC. couldnot last under these circum
stances aria, aoc.rdingly the physicichs who
had bee.. working la. hfalty, thougn ansuccesfol
ly, to rescue me from the grasp of the dread Arch
er, frankly told me they could do no morefor me,
AIM. 4vued me Maces clergyman. and to Make
latch etsnoettion of my limited funds best 'suit
ed me. An acquaintance who visited me at the
hospital. Mr. Frederick Steinbron. of 6th below
Arch Street, advised use as a forlorn hope, to try
Your Bitters endltindly procured a bottle, From
the time I commenced takingthem the shadow tf
death'receded, and I am now, thank tied for it,
getting better. Though 1 havotaken but two bot
tles, Ilhavegaimad 10 rounds, and feel- Sanguine
of being permitted to rejoin my wife dnd dangn
ter, trom whom I have heard nothing for eigh
lenteen months for gen tlema lamaloyal
tO t
ho vicinity of Fri n mt Royal, To your
invahaablo Bitters I owe theglorious privilege of
scaincitts to me' bosom those whonie deardst
to ine in life.
Very % - u.ty, yours. PAM! MALONE.
We fully concur in the Erma of the aboveatare
mMent. as moltad
g. despaired of seein our comrade,
r. Mal. *catered to health.
JOlO.lll DD LEDA CR, Ist N. Y Battery.
GEORGE ACK LE lir , Co. U, ti t }, m aine,
I LE WES CHRVAILEER
Arti 92d N. T.
E, SPENCER, Ist llery, Bai.tery
F.
jr. it. fr ASE h ELL, Co B. 3.1 Vermont.
HERR Y JEROME, Co B,
EN RV NrA cDONALD, Co C 6th Maine.
4(74111..P. WA RD. Co E. sth Maine,
'KERMAN Coil, 72d Ni y
NAINUALNIEL 1eit0.114.14. oF•
. a6th Pa,
ANDREW r ELIRRAI.L. c o A, 34 V ermont
IIO.RIL JEN PUNS co B. 105th Penna.
ISBWAANuF 0017NTERFfrurs,
Bee Qat the iipuisure " JACIiSON.'
outdo W ttarrna of ear' bottle..
PR.1,4% PER BOTTLE 75 CENTS, OR
1111,4, tIF DOZ, FOR $4 00.
Should your nearcatdru,7gist not have the ar
ticle. do aot be pet ellhy any of the intoxicating
, reparations that may be offered in its place, but
rend to us, and we will forward, securely packed
7 express.
'Principal Q~.c,
and Manusaotory. No. 163
&nth tzoet.:
JONES & EVANS,
(dincessors to C. M. Jackson & C 0.,)
Prop rietors
4 1 /"%rot salt by liraKest: - . lad dealers in erery
ern in tboUnitcd n.„i
by
I.)r. UEYSER,
Pittsburgh.
U. P. SCS2 .d.ft.TY.„
Eg-Aleo for onto az JOSXPII PLEMINGT oor.
la Of the Diamond and Market street.
tor sale alao bY
r
W 1.810.2 JO Br ros
Go al Smithfield and Fourth etmeA
A. J. it ANH IP et CO.
it..rAte street g Kiva doors hale , 4th. I'ittaburet•
WY '1.5.7c1er.d. Wilewtmemr 41.114.7.
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BARR, Edi
tor and Proprietor.
New Discovery.
WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
ITCAN BE BELIED ON.
..NEVEEt
ails to cure I It, does not nauseate It b
speedy in actionl
t(o Change of. Diet is Required I
It does not interfere with business pnrsnl
can be used without detection!
Upward of 200 cures the past month, some of
them very severe cases. It is adapted for male
and female, old or young!
BELalh fIPBC•IFIC) PILLS
are the origtial and only genuine Specific Pills
Overonc hundred.physicians hafis used them in
their practice and allepeak well of t Heir efficacy
and aPP rale otiheir composite n, which is entire
. Irvegotable and perfectly harmless on the system.
Hundreds of certificates can be shown.
Ball'eSp,ecificßilhs are the OWY reliable remedy
for effecting a Permanent and speedy cure in all
cases of tipermatorib ea. or Seminal Weakness,
with all it. train of evils, such a. Urethral and
• Vaginal Discharges, Gloat, the Whites, Nightly or
Involuntary Emissions. Geeital Debility and Ir
ritability, incontinence, Imp.,tence, Weakness or
Lose of Power. Nervous Debility, , . al, of
Which arise principally from Sexual Excesses or
Self Abu.e, or some constitutional derangement
and inoapacitates the el:dieter from fulfilling the
duties of Married Life
In all 4exual Diseases, as Gonorrhea, Gleet and
Stricture and in Di-eases of the Bladder and Kid
neys they act as a charm I Relief is experienced
by taking a ainpie box /
PRICE UNE DOLLAR.
JOSEPH FLE.MING.
°Arne? Marke t street and Diamead
and by Druggi- , ts generally Pittsburgh.
They wil/ be sent by mail securely sealed on
receipt of the money by
J. BRYAN, M. D.
No. cedar street. N. L.
Consulting PhySician f u•She treatment of Senr
ina Urit.ary, bexual and Nervous Diseases, who
will send fr. e to all the following valuable works.
Th 3 Fiftieth Thousand.—Dr. Bell's
Treatise on Self-Abuse. Premature Decay, Ins
poten.e and Loss of Power, &canal Dbeases.
Seminal v. ea.kness, Nightly Emissions, Cienita,
Debility. ,10. A pamphlet of fifty pages. 0013-
I:sluing important advice to the afflicted and
should ho read by every sufferer as the mean:
of cure in the severest stage is plainly set forth.
TW3 stamts to pay postage. • aulida w
TO THE PUBLIC
vs PrE.CIALLLZ
- m-otheisnormit andfalit _
13' Modesto non,,ml-101
as; ions, treat ac Ltd. ,-
del , oate dioonler,7, self- • • ~t:?)..1110..?
aby.se )I.f
tut:llons common &Id In.
oicbre to yodth f 0: ii:.,„
der r and adult, dnide oe eszrr , t,:t. Ikmostd ,
Da. BRAIIATEIIP roblisned ttto foci of his doint
the
trioragt.aint .fri s atelzroodot.zz., d 3
shocked. and M u l l! it a (treat eta i.moraJ
and for, soninuminanen and torrnrid readfullon among
ehrir rives, Pronds - Inz sons and dou.kh- ;ere. The',
tamilY Phisielan shonli he eaudons to keep tbrh
in ignorance that they de the same le Dr.
ST It UP. (except publish:nit) lest c lucrativeprree:
me HOS and
l mtght lost to then. shoone stupid falze.l3
est „nreaumptuom- Ltimmed, Loa , sz , C,
;11a'..sed in 1 :M -enlace, St'?nn 1p aho
;who compare conem-. ,• sue asuao,
1
'do'iare and tents , ruir.ttrionals. mez.-.1;• orth
eo - cco.. It tc pnolicitY,howorer, sit: 21¢111* ,
— eats rad rtia.SdiSr.3 talent %•-• the: th
demehtera and wards, ,feTIOUS/7
Vld of det.iNite coedit - ion and epi et. ,
tier lieen restored to beedctt Tfror
fiti-A-NSiT, CP, lu:'des imau 41744
eA ms - ,rritsse tl , r - onzh h..in nave hcen 3:".571 :inch ecol.
fn mortliz_tion, St-tram:o:7,
bee oI hoontrnal emmtzions. arc:lets earn;
yory short space 31 time b.; crt, romeaire,
which rze.p.ezzlihrly osm he; 'green:L.-pound's
cm t.'lc V entablO ritudom, &ten Its
fa' tany;ofthe Merc'ziel troatneht,he ha.' chanson
ad It ar.d entirtit - ir.ca the 'ma:able fcmclo
oat= are trzat th in-zrte,t ilia h.,
over 1 , 0. '1 ;7 r e ,r 7
vice( in orit%l3 o' brth t. - rid airy
th Uniteunl atiste,, htz ntl t
fa r health and; .s9i.-dnom t loon
op en tLo, now—eedc-,!, • astr.o te - leor
m.mtabhnks tad bLq. 1,0125 aua as cr.rcc
Consumption and ed: ita kindred Mc:ea. o
which so many anonelly our count t ine,
Let
uorr be relict - ed. kkrOndin't .SOY at:cm/ to
then rifd partial:lan ase. be had of mis treat - men
bl, - goonrier,..e. cot 7, of the Al Wiiral el2cetsd-
Is .van Grath; to Cant SDI , '" 2. giVIDa i sl e ail
yfatahe of OTC:
au,
ootcritation. ooaseuucu - le, hs- etperior e
the nverneett of 500../es and G , ba) to
som - i.dtedly tho coin,;Fa 07111:
by epoct.abie
p; •
p. lan-. of ii3icLs,
ert ltl,mcmd
;r1
1r;
ZOX ;Oa,
r/ POcrOazz.
t; YIDUP RIANDILNELE AND toil L.
LING/A.
Haring had a man emploYed for the last
sia
years compounding the above excellent remedies
for my own practice,. and having used them with
uncommon success in all that time. I feol it E ,
duty tweet them before the public, as my expo
rionce leads me to think they are as near dpeCifies
RS any remedies well can be for the followin.,
diseases, namely: Scrofula, Coitro. Syphilis, and
all diseases that arise from an impure state of the
blood. One trial will convince any PereCiEl
their fitness for those diseases
Prepared and sold by
J. W. BRANSTRUP, Sf. D.
85 Smithfield st.. Pittsburgh. Pa
JOINT RESOLUTION UrtoPOSING
F,RTA IN A,MENDMENT:) IN't THE
TION. Be it resolved by the &mate
and Rouse of Represeatahoe s of the Onnetart
co,nla of Penneylvonlia in General Assembly met.
That the following amendments be t reposed to
the Constitution of the Conmenwealth. in (IC
t.rd a nCO with the provisions o: the tooth article
thereof:
There shall bean additional section to the third
article of the Constitution, to be designated Ls
section four, as follows :
Szerron 4 Whenever any of the eualified
electors of this Commonwealth shall be in actual
Military service, under a reenisition from the
President of the United States. or by the anthor
ity of this Commonwealth, such ejectors may ex
erch e the right of suffrage in all elections by the
e:tizens, tinder such reguLzions us are, or shall
b.. prescribed by law. ag Lily as tf they wore
present at their usual pltoe of election.
There shall be two additional sections to the
eleventh article of.the flonstitution, to be desig
nated as ,ections eight and nine, as tollows
Symms ! No bill shall be passed by the Leg
islature containing more than one subject. which
shall be dearly eaprosied in the title, except ap
propriation bills.
SECTION O. No bill shall be passed by the Leg
islature granting any powers, privileges, in any
ease. where the authority to grant such powers,
or privileges, has been, or may hereafter be,
conferred upon thecourts of this Conunonwealth.
JOHN,. CESSLY A.
Speaker of the Rouse of Representativea.
JOHN P. PENNEY.
Speaker of the Senate,
- •
OPP OP TEM
SEORZTARY OP 1011
THE' COMMOYWMALTH. /
Harrishurg, July 1, 1863.
PENNSYLVALNIA. SS:
.1.---.} I do hereby certify that the foregoing
L. S. annexed is a full, true and correct copy of
--- the original Joint Resolution of the Gen
eral Assembly, entitled "A Joint Resolution pro
posing certain amendments to the Codstitution,"
it• the same remains on Ole in this office.
In testimony whereof I .have hetetipto eet my
hand. add ceased the searof the Secretary's Ul
nae to be affixed tho day and year above written.
ELI SLIFER,
itl/o:dtf Secretary of the Commonwealth.
FALL ARRIVAL OF
TOBACCO. SNUFF AND NEGARS
BIeCOLISTER dz. BAER.
Wholesale Tobacco Dealers.
No, 108 Wood street,
Have now received theft Fall stock of goods,
which they are Prepared to tea at the very low
est figures for rash.
Country narrehants would do well Wadi before
purchathg elsewh,re.
All orders promptly attended to
LARGE AND FRESH AiiitlVAl 0;
L & WINTER BOOTS, SHORN, GAITERS,
BALMORALS AND GUMS.
(if evert. variety and style, which will be sold at
the very lowest prices. Call and examine
At
sel9 98 Market at., 2d door tram sth.
DINT RECEIVED-
Ladies' Steel Shank Roots,
Rubber Balmoral Boots,
Shanghi
Misses' and Children's Boots,
A t
BORLAND'S
sel9 -
98 Market t.
111101WDER PJLAISIRRdt 8110 T BELT'S
21.. of every description, tor sale by
3A3114S BOWN,
L 36 Wood at.
Medical.
TU. R. MRTZ
• •
KOUNTZ & MERTZ } E
RANKERS,
No. HS Wood Na., Second doo above
Filth Street,
I lEALERA IN FOREIGN AND Domestic
ALF I, ..tchange, Coin, Bank biotin and tioven,
count zo(!nritioa. Collcation a i.rotaptly atconde,
el OLD, IL ER, DEMAND NOTES
tcru Cart'
rtitleateficatea, of Indsbtodnesa, Qni
uartera.b.
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons,
111 E EL ." I ,'ES 1H ANNUAL 1:MI1131110N
OF THE
TALE IiGhIeLLTURAL E 0
WILL BE ULU) AT
Neitiusiows.:,.ioNrG•Y co., PA.,
September 29th and 30Itt, and October
tat and 2d, 1463,
AT
0,r4 11.114T0 111 17 MI ILF-si
the S
acct
rt ichugikil
toiver and i.e accoss hie b at ' y
his o ai. way to every part
ot the ..a.ate.
Tee gruumis ire he” u ['fully situated, contain
ing acres I ground with tine i flrge btUlding^
t.t.ereuu erectri togettl:r wart a large ar..,..ht at
e; 'rho track is eau tt be one of the
bee: halt mile tracks in the S ate. The pra
m tilaii3 are Lilo heaviest ever ufflrecl by the rx3-
CI,LY, a 60 LI L prat/ilia/to
to all grades of cattle execial sl,Utto, hv e
of
winch are tau each, 19 from sib to 5. °tile 1
running uovrn to lv,Ser rate, Best herd not
p remi
s [ban 15 head. first preaikluni $ 10 : ecoone
11 um r 4..
orses for all grade, the tremitime exceed
$. the highest netween s'-'9 d
nod F ranging tru th $l3, II and 5. For shoo,
a: d swine the premiums range trout $l9 to 5 and
eur Poultry there is a luog list of premiums
r ; ,4 ...; to 1 ea-h. ln tae following classes in at
loom premiou r are uttered ,loughs,
Cultt
o',rs,ldr.l6. agOLIS. Rcapl .1c and Muffing M.
C 1,1(),, Lucien , . turn Sboliera, Cider Aliiia,
Pun; a, iduckeis, Tin ‘4 are, Leather aria its
lalanota, tures. titan lit tures, M 'role Mastics
I tier T ;our, drain and .coeds Vogt tables ; and
ior 1/.lllelille and household a unulacturestest ,
tar Ottl. zatitici, stunting.
Ida; ko •I•atitiels ShasLa Knit Goods, Needio
o ork, 4.e„ Br. ad C 11404. 1-..emerves,Jellis.
Large prord es,a tiered tor every variety
of orri and lowers. dhe oral nt nil/ be
tne largest err elected by tdo taddiely and will
It rin one of the moat attractive irate no of the
Kihibition• Fruit, drape, and NV t_e will be ex
hibited in this department
The Pennaylvanta Railroad and Norristown
Itai.road have engogod to ca , ry articles for ex
hioltd.n to arid from the Exhioniou irei.tht free.
rorturing tne forwarding height to be paid
which will be repaid shipper when goods are
returned to tie stamen whence shipped. it
is
hoped to effect the same with other important
roads.
uzeursions at reduced rates will be run on all
the loading Itailr. ads.
Entries can be roads at the Office in Norristown
alter the 4th day of September, All articles
most be situred on too books on or before Tune
day evenint% September Aith. Exhibitors must
bornme members, Membership $l, with lour
Coupon Ti kits, each of which will admit one
psrson to the lair onow
Single Admission ............ ...........
es- A List of Premiums and Regulations can
be Lad by addressi- g toe Secretary.
TR 011:Li P. KNOX, President.
A, BROIVER LUNUAER,See'.
au27-ciewtd Noyrristocm Pa.
J. DUNLE'VY,
Grocer,
NO. 4 DIA.NOND,
mv4:lydisw PITTSBIIRGII, PA
PITTSBIJEGIT FEMALE COLLEGE,
REV. I. C. PERSHING, President
aIiEST SUSTAINED COLLEGE IN
ALP the State. Nap. rb liuildit.gs, to which ox
tensive additions are matting• "Nineteen Teach-
Unsorpaszed facilities in the urnam ntal
brancheb• Forty Dollars per term ',aye for all
expensed in the Boarding Department except
Wash , ng acid "eel.
'the Fall term will commence on Tues
day, September Ist. Send to President Per
shing for a Catalogue. M. SIMPSON,
aute-aw President of Trustees,
NEW BOILER WORNIN.
J. J. PO
4 TTENDS TO THE NIA NICIFA ()TIME
s Steam Boilers, Stills. Tanks. Agitators
kin, Pans, Sugar Pans. Sheet Iron Chinn:nays,
Breochings, ammo all other artielesusually mum
ufactured at similtr ooneerns.
Prompt attention paid to all kinds of repairs on
reasonable terms.
Works CORNER OF LOCUST and DUQUESNE
WAY, sth Ward, Allegheny river,
Lit-Lvd
U. J. ILY/01C/1
&VINO VACATED THE FRONT
Al of his store, No- 96 Market street, to make
alterations, will be found in the new addition, in
rear of old tore, entranc e on Market alloy.
first
solddoor from sth street, where Dry Roods bo
cheat,.
anls
Hydropolta, or Garden Sprinkler.
A NEW AAR USEFUL ARTICLE FOR
-01.. wetting Plants and flowers. washing window&
carriages, h a. Pumps of every &zonation sold
and repaired. parkin's Patent Ws -er Drawer
made and sold.
103 Y 1 ELDON Jr KELLY, 164 Woad Bt.
One door from nth.
Banking Houses.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSBURGH
J TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
I OPPICIE OP COMPTHOLLEII OP THE CURRENCY.
Wasaington City, Aug. sth. 18 63.
Wannein. By a:itibfactory evidence res
ti the undersigned, it bas been made to app_atentedz
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANE OFPITTE
BURGH, in the Cnunty of Allegheny and fitatr
of Pennsylvania has been duly organised Waft
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled "an dot to provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge of United stated,
Stocks, and to provide for the eircutaion and re
demption thereof." approved Febgtuu7 25th.
18e3. and has complied with all the provisions of
said Act requirei to be complien with before
commencing the business of Ban 'infs.
Now THEREFORE, 1, Hugh McCulloch, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the
said IIB,sT NATIONAL BANE OF PITTS
BURGH. county of Allegheny and State of Penn
at fear ia. is autaorited 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 1/P3.
HUGH MCCTILLOCR,
{ Comptroller of the Currency.
The First National Bank
of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
LATE fITTSBURGR TRUST 0011
Capital $400,000. with privilege to in
crease to $1,000.000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
ized under the act to provide.a National Cur
rency under the title or theFIRSTNATIONAL
B•Nk uF PITTSBURGH, would reepectiully
offer its services for the collection of Notes
Drafts, bills of Exchange, &a., receive money on
ciei•osit and buy and sell Exchange on all parts
of the country.
Tne success which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company , since its organitaVon in 1852, will
we helivo be a sufficient guarantee that business
entrusted to the new organization will receive
the some prompt attention.
Haring a very extensive correspondence with
Banks and Bangers, throtigheut the country, we
believe we eon offer emu , gal fecilities to those
oho do business with us,
The busit,ess will be conducted by the same
°Moors and directors. .
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WHEELER 4: WILSON
Sewing Machines,
LONDON AND PARIS EXHIBITIONS
TIIE SALE or THESE 3i A('HII\ES
t'O'-i4A to the &Ile of all . thrrs combined,
ar.sing from its adapt.i.to:ity to a I litraht of C•ew
tniir As proof. read the fof owing from potiesita
tha ITCIi known zilitri illanufaotu
ers ;
1 "We haws used the r+ heeler & Wihlellt*nrwing
Machine in our Hirt Nianuf.ctory since .i. unary
idth, 11,L'i. It ho• indeed crewed our bu•toces. Af
ter testing toe i rinctpal meet:ales before the pub
lic we ,elected yours. We c.intnenced with one,
boa are now rutting ore btVZIO and SeVelny
tWo of the ••• We ate running one hum., ed of
your machines in rme room, and yet such is the
quietness, that entire satin,n can be curried on tn
an oreinary tone of voice. 'Ahoy are adapted to
every portion of,. or work ; Pe1 , 1111; equady well
upon the lighten muslin and our I eeriest work,
coliseum it of nine thickness s. fire of thorn being
of hair cloth, two of CULLILIII,II Cotton cloth, 1111:1
IC. , of starched tone. Its a. cod t. tturlainpred.
W , lll one a pers. n can accomplish as tu 41 h.4F
IWO vo Peron wit bout i:, a. el to lee usll.ll..Cfl us
by a , d other machine. tne thousand I arth. 44
ntra•ght beam. Len seitches to , he men, to an ordi
nal., nay's worn of ten hours. We ho 'e iu . ', tno
high as ono hundred and tif y rant p r hour. The
'ittiglle to so sti‘iit t.at our employees w„rk the
' year round in gond health and .pints. We can
not too highly roc tuntend IS tee er St l'iluni.i's
machines, and our opinions are shared by all '
4 11 anoLoturers of experience and judgement,
with wh in we C , -me ILI contact."
Also, from ,ho Un.ted Prubyterear t of Sept. 10
— J - 14ter wore than ono ytaa e experience, We Cat,
c r4ially tee mmend to , ur friend, Wheeler At
ti ils„n'a - esvivt Sits •hines as , ne of tire m .4-1 use
fa: pieces of household furniture with w hi h any
house can be supplied It i the Item thing in otfk
I ,, uaa. tie inetrution that we would part with.
Every ltla.nino, wiirraUtzl for three yours
Call and see them in operation and obtain our
dc•SC'rli,LlVe circular W. 14. St'M.y, ER At Co.
Wedter, Agonts, No. :17 FIFTH St. Pittsburgh.
del. :eta w
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uoia satia $Es is
f;:tr.PNIS 1 .39D DUI; CAKLL;
elf tt e , E-' 6l : 1. frit, Parsestrcrz DID°
Wt; . 9 . 2 llloPatrrialtE ALq In(lslDti
ul
botin, !dingiest% iPLlll[47l{ from three tc or,
nundrod acd fifty horse power. and anitad In.
Linn Mills, saw
.BLsat Furnaces. FL.C.Oftea
1144
parnotuur attention to the construction of
Anrinft and hdeobinerr, for Grist wind. and fel
apnchte. males isnd oisroular saw mina.
Have else on hand. flaihed and ready for elitp.
:non( at ,tor; aouee. Beliers ot even
Jr-so:11.110a.
Also, fur UK t1i5 , ..111311:1..L k i oct Iron separiciy,
Wroarh , . I run. Hhaftir.t. nanrers and Palli a er in
ever; aad con4rthe the manatacture
Ol
Woolen Machinery and Mannino certif.
Oar trleui aro lows. ou_r manhinery manufsetnr
ed of the re , it quality c I material.% Yind warrante ln r
all aaaes to rice 6rilisfection.
Ana - Orders from all peals of Lilo con co:loft
ed and Promptly Wad. teadzi
CONCORD
GILIAPE VINES.
WE WERE AMONG THE FIRST TO
secure this INVALUABLE GRAPE,
and have fruited it fo: lye years. We obtained
Our original vines frot, , iir..I3IELL who origina
ted it. The ri hticuural Societv in
Inan awardedPittab u
us a tits , lom or a for its exhibition,
and the Allegheny County Agricultural SocietV,
b !INGO, a premium ter it as the BEST new
seedling
,frapo, in all respects superior to the
Our stook of Vines is unequalled
anywhere, which we offer at 25 cents each,
per dozen, $12,50 per 100, $l9O per
1 000 =all vines at less prices.
Wo can furnish a few extra large vines at from
50 cents to $1 each.
J. KNOX.
No, 29 Fifth Street.
arays,ddrw
NOTICE.
iIIAVING RECEI VEDZit F 0 R A,
RR win that persons . have at , different times
in the name of the Sul sine co Committee, .
contributions of Fruits and Vegetables trim
the gardners and country r conic in the markets
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. we take this meth
od of giving notice. that we never authorized any
one to coil,ct su th contributions Er tts or the
Respital, anu tha contributions thus collected
have never reached us.
OS. A W LB EY SEE MA . }Ex. Com.
H. Al WOUD,
Contributions for the Subsistence Ctee,
should be se , t to Messrs. W eynian & Son om , Sm mit
ith
field at. or Meters Geo. Alines, bon & Co. Wocd
street.
sell
I RIM ORGAN HOENE DROVE YARDS,—
..0.1 The undersigned has opening lhe Dorgan
House for the accommodati in f drovers and
stock dealers, at the the corner of Pasture Lane
and Taylor Avenue. near the nook depot of
the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
way. He has extensive stock pens, well covered
and commodious feed and sale yards, abutting
upon the railroad Platform. thee giving great con
venience in Ataditig and onloading. The pens
have been enlarged BO as to accommodate 3,000 to
4.000 head. and the yards as many more. Com
fortable rcoommodations ace provided in the
housefor owners of stock, and the st.bscriber re
epee fullreolieits a share of their patronage.—
Terme for boarding and rent of yard moderate.
nahl2 . D.BHAFER
Educational.
[EXTRACT. ]
But a new feature has been introduced
into this canvass. The leaders of the ab
olition party have abandoned argument.
They address you no longer as being en
dowed with reason and entitled to its ex
ercise. They do not ask your votes by ap
pealing to your untrammeled judgments.
They approach you now with threats.
They assume the bullying tone of masters
over slaves. They demand your votes for
Mr. Brough, or your lives. The penalty
of not voting for him is to be death and
desolation to you and your homes. Mr.
Brough himself comes before you with this
demand of the highwayman—this threat
of the brigand. He does not condescend
to reason with you, but, placing the sword
to your throats, declares that; if e ypu fail,
to elect him Governor, he wig deluge your
fair State with all the horioiiand name
less woes of civil war- He tcPpears in the
attitude of the recklees and profligate
gambler, determined to seize the stakes
whoever may win the game. He leaves
the people of Ohio but one .choice, and
that is the choice of fear and cowardice,
His appeal is mace to all that is craven
and pusillanimcus in man. To prevent
you from defeating him, he announces ev
erywhere that civil war in Ohio will follow
that event. Who will make that war
against the voice of the majority? Who
is it thE.t wants to fight. because- Mr.
Brough cannot be elected Governor? Not
democrats. We submit to majorities act
iug under the laws. We will inaugurate
no drama of blood. But Mr. Brough
procla.ms that he will not submit, He
will reberagainet the voice of the people
fairly and legally expressed, according to
the constitution. Be declares that your
votes shall not make a Governor. He
determines that question in advance of
eleellon day. He givea this notice, now,
in order that you need ere trouble' your
selves to go to the election at all. By one
roll of his tongue he renders an election
unnecessary, worse than useless. By one
word of his potent voice, he kills your
ballots in advance. By one jesture of his
hard, the ballet box of Ohio is crushed
to atones, and John Brough reigns supreme
over the constitution, the laws, and the
wishes of the people. You wish to elect
Mr. Vallandigham. Mr. Brough says
that, if you do, your lives will be forfeited
to the edge cf the sword, and toe plough
share of war will make its furrows across
the bosom of your State. This is the is
sue, fairly sated as presented in the
speeches of Mr. Brough. It is well to
understand it fully, and determine now
whether we are men enough to meet it,
or whether we shall bow our necks to the
calling yoke of a brutal despotism.
[Cheers.]
But Mr. Brough is not alone in this
atrocious threat against the rieht of the
people to select their own officers. A
few days since a most extraordinary scene
was wanes b ed i.. the city of Dayton. Two
Governors of neigeboring States—one
from Indiana and the other from Illinois
—met there to give advice to the citizens
of Ohio. With what voice did they speak
to you ? In what language did they seek
the suffrages of the tree men of Ohio ? I
have read with amazement and grief their
speeches on that occasion. They came
before the people of Ohio with all the
swaggering air of consequence which indi
cates the public master instead of the
public servant. They came not to per
sande ; they came not to reason. They
came not to entreat ; they came not to
justify their ways and opinions with facts
iind argument. They came to command,
to threaten, to menace, and to terrify.
Like the bloated Roman Consuls of old.
intoxicated with power, giddy with their
elevation, they came to treat you in
advance as a conquered, subjugated prov
ince. These Governors of sister States
tell the great State of Obi() that, if she
dares to select a man as her Chief Mag•
istrate who is obnoxious to them and to
the President, war will be levied against
her ; though the people elect Mr. Vallan
digbam, yet he shall not be Governor ;
though your Constitution decla es him
Goveroor who receives a majority of your
votes yet the fiat has gone forth from
Dayton, uttered by the Governors of Indi•
atm and Illinois, that your Coustitntion
shall be overturned and disregarded.
They threatened the streets of your cities
with blood, your fields with pillage, and
your homes with desecration ; for all these
woes wait on civil war. The horrible
alternative was held up before you. Take
Brouglefor Governor, or take civil war
and the fate of Missouri. Are you slaves ?
Shall these men come here and crack their
whips over your heads ? Are you to- be
terrified like wayward children into sub
mission ? [Cries of "No," "No."] Does
any decent member of the Republican
party desire to succeed upon such a prin•
triple? Does any member of that party,
decent or indecent, expect the Democracy
to submit to such an abomination ?
But these Governors at Dayton pro
! Bounced Mr. Vallandigham "a coavicted
traitor , " and all the email dogs of party,
barking at his heels, have been vocal with
the same cry. This is the reason which
they assign for their own contemplated
treason in resisting his election and man
guraiton. I might rest upon the testimony
of Mr. Lincoln himself op this point, to
show that men who !hue charge Mr. Val
landigham ate themselves convicted liars.
The President expressly stated that Mr.
Vallandigham was not sentenced to banish
ment for anything he had done, but be
cause of what it was feared he would do.
It is time this thing was met, fully met.
The President did not find, even in his
bigoted and blinded judgment, any thing
criminal in the conduct of Mr. Vallandig.
ham. I take this important Presidential
admission, and I cram it into the throats
of the abandoned and depraved calumnia
tors who are now preying, like jackals and
unclean beasts, on the fame and character
of one whose enforced absence enables
them to do so with that impunity which
cowardice always secures before it strikes.
[Applause ]
AWARDED TO THE
kiTTWVI;;;Ut
"Convicted traitor!" Mr. Lincoln him
self says he had committed no treason or
any other crime. Like Pontius Pilate, of
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THE STRUGGLE IN OHIO.
SPEECH OF
HON. D. W. VOORHEES,
Delivered at the Great Democratic
Mass Meeting at Newark, 0.,
Oat., 6, 1863.
The following extract of a speech, by
Mr. Voorhees, although delivered in
Ohio, and for effect in that State, will snit
our own locality. We have those here who
would like to intimidate those who will
not endorse the treasonable designs of
Abolition conspirators :
hideous memory, he found no guilt in the
conduct of the victim before him, but gave
way to the cry of "Crucify him," "Crucify
him ;" and at the same time, no doubt,
promoted and honered more thieves and
public plunderers than were confined in
the prisons of Jerusalem during all the
time that it was a Roman province. In
deed, well might the President be forced
to admit that Mr. Vallandigham was guilty
of no offence. He ,had simply made a I
speechto the people. The C(nstitution
whiChOr; Lincoln had sworn to support
guarantees - in eXpress words the freedom
of specie', 'TO exercise this Constitutional
right can constitute no offence. These
Governors from Indiana and Illinois knew
this. They are men of ability, but what
shall be thought of their candor? They
both know that Mr. Vallandigham had
committed no crime. They know it well,
and every -intelligent. Republican in the
land knows it. The "wanton, wicked tongue
of slander should blister when it utters
this hackneyed and infamous charge.
"A. convicted traitor I" Convicted by
whom, and how? Not in your courts
established to try Criminals. Not before
a jury, as the Constitution provides. Not
in any particular according to the laws of
the, land. Convicted by Barneide, who
now hiniself stands charged by the public
dispatches, sent out under supervision of
the War Department, with an offence
somewhat ettore serious than the exercise
of freeepeech. Misconduct in the front
of the enemy, and disobedience of orders
when a - brother officer needed assistance,
will read quite as badly in "charge and
specification" as did the violations of
Order No. 38. Convicted by Cutts, the
brave soldier, ,the refined gentleman, who
plead guilty to the heroic act of watching
a lady, while she made her retiring toilet.
Judge Adeodate - Cutte I What impulAes
of honorable indignation must have swell
ed his virtuous heart when he arraigned
Mr. Vallandigham for triall His zeal
for the lifeV the nation and for the pil
lars of 'the Republic, was no doubt almost
equal to my old friend Bingham's, who, I
see, is raving about as usual, road at
everybody, and pronouncing a great many
people, in their absence, liars and scoun
drels. Cashiered Cntta I He ought n ow,
as his military life is dver, at once join
Biugham in a canvass of the State. fhe
one prosecuted Mr. Vallandigham into
exile from his home, and the other, now,
like a faint hearted spaniel, barks at the
lion from a safe distance.
"Convicted traitor I' l What a place in
history that court-martial will fill I In
famy will be its position forever. Future
ages will wonder long in determining
whether knavery or stupidity held the
ascendancy in its proceedings. There
have been many convicted traitors in the
world's history. The brutal and ferocious
Jeffre3 Er, the vile and polluted Scrogg,i,
the demoniac Robeipierre, and the hellish
Marat, all once talked just as wisely and
flippantly of convicted traitors as Stanton,
Brough. Morton, Yates,.and-Burnside do
li
now. 0r,,0n. the otherhand, ' need Mr.
j YalletatteNlatem ebse atialeameti the ecorra
li'ally in which he will be placed by the
historian. Russell, and Sydney, and
Emmet, and Vergnaud, and a long host
of bright names, in ell ages and in ail
countries, have been convicted traitors, in
the estimation of a ruling faction ; hat
posterity has passed a judgment full of
honor to their names as the friends of
liberty and justice; and thus, too, will
posterity deal with the name and charac
ter of Clement L. Vallaudigham. [Loud
and long continued applause.]
But, having stated the threatening atti
tude assumed by Mr. Brough and the
men who assist him in this canvass, and
also having stated the reason which they
give for this bold and audacious attempt
at revolution, and civil war, allow me to
state the conclusion to which the mind of
a free-born American citizen inevitably
;arrives. You end I have a duty to per
form towards these fees of constitutional
goyernment. We have heard their men
aces. We have read their declarations of
war, if they fail to carry the election. We
have considereci Well their — appeal front
the ballot to the hhltet-Lfram the ballot
:box to the cartridge box. We see them
'now in their true light as lawless revole
i tionists. The world will take notice of
this infamous attitude, La plain view of
'it, and in view of all its consequences, we
take our position. It is this: We will
submit to the voice of the people if we
are defeated at the ballot box. You may
irizeiguate your own Governor- We will
; offer no obstacles. On the contrary we will
Wleist, if need be, to carry out the will of
the people of Ohio, though it should be
.expressed against us. fs this fair? Is
this enough? Bat reverse the scene.
If a majority of the voters of Ohio, voting
in accordance with law, shall decide the
election for Mr. Vallandigham, we intend,
in like manner, to remove every obstacle
which may oppose his- inaugnration. If,
in our attempt to thus carry out the popu
lar will and obey the laws and the consti
tution, we are attacked by Mr. Brough,
Mr Morton, Mr. Yates or all combined,—
the President himself and all his followers,
—then, appealing to God and the just
judgment of mankind for the righteous
ness of our cause, we will return blow for
blow. [lmmense and enthusiastic cheers.]
If this infuriated and maddened
It will then
have it. And they little dream what such
a contest will be. It will not be the fight
of Ohio alone. The friends of the consti
tution everywhere will rally to your sup
port- Indiana has over one hundred and
thirty thousand democratic voters. Of,
that number one. hundred thousand are
able and willing to beararms in a struggle
for the right of self government. They
will come to your assistance, it is a duty
they will owe to God and man. Illinois
casts near one hundred•and fifty thousand
democratic votes. They are with you in
heart in this contest, and will be with you
in hand if the republicans make their
threatened appeal to battle, Michigan,
Wisconsin, lowa, and. Minnesota contain
perhaps three hundred thousand
more, whose moral and physical
strength would be enlisted on the side
of popular liberty, if party insanity shall
strike the blow which it threatens. Bat
this is not all. Turn your eyes to the
East. In such a conflict, will not the
voice of New York spoken by three hun
dred thousand Democratic tongues be
heard coming up from the sea side? Will
she not' eet such an issue? If Ohio can•
not have her choice for Governor this
year, what aesurance has New York that
she will have her choice nextyear Thus,
too, will reason the great law and order
State of Pennsylvania, with her two hun
dred and fifty thousand democratic
hearts. Gallant New Jersey, and the
chinalroue and iudomitable democracy of A l ERICAN. HOUSE,
New England, will all hail such a strng BOSTON.
gle as their own. Ohio will be upheld by irs THE LARGEST AND HEST AB.
[Dmore than a million A mericen Wiens. 41 - rang Hoiel in lie Newfl3'idan Btitttlt
eafening cheers.] Her.right to popa ree=rtir°a-vear an d easy all the Ir anO ha
in ler government is the riglitof tivery State pro venrenta, and every convenience for s the p cons
the Union. The blows how aimed at ;on and accommgazion ef e t d tr i m
her are aimed at all. If
she can be en- I h e ea t P s iz g rooms are till arranged, vents slaved no one ia free.
pletely furnahed foe families and la ge travelin g
But Ameri
to be kept
cart-freemen everywhere cast Parti-eB, itnliarglelahBB°V.VlL"ntillue
off their lethargy and prepare for the con- a•'ia llxst
e.egraph in the house to all pearitaroetPttetO^tus
flict. Cowardice invitee oppression. De- try. FURRY RICE, Proprietor.
Posoon. Sept. 1863.
sal' ard
fiance often stops its advances. But,
whether it recedes or approaches, it is the di BAR ole PEARS
duty of men determined to be tree to re- 1--• Onions to arrive, jor saki kr
PETZEtt AB.mSTRONG
member that eternal vigilance is the price f nzt
Corner Market end First Greet%
of liberty. It may be - hard to` die--to
leave home and those who make bornee
joyous heaven on earth ; but ' still
har
thder to a brave Siiirit to lay his:month
i n e dust and accept the polltatiog hoof
of power on-his prostrate neck. [Loud
and prolonged applause ] . Nor,. dn. finch
a conflict, will we fail. it Will be as
and%s just as that in• which oar fathers en
acted the revolution. God and all. just
men will emirs -upon us. A Million of
men able to bear arms, animated by such
a sentiment, cannot be crnshed_by A fac
tion fighting to . establish ridespotism on
the ruins of a Republic. ,If Mr- Lincoln's
administration desires .to imutke :,..such an
awful experiment; bad be - done by at
tempting the policy of the Governors of
Indiana and Mums, and that of-the m
il publican candidate for Governor of Ohio.
In that event, sad as it maybe,, and-terri
ble in its consequences, I cart on: , fife de
mocracy of the nation, ae.far as my hunt•
ble voice can reach, to rally with arms in
their hands to the rescue of the principles
of self - government. And in that hour, if
I fail to do what becomes .a man of tree
birth, determined to - die free, and hound
to you by ties of kindred friendship and
common interest, then strike- MY - name
from the books of your remembrance, and
let the mildew of oblivion and disgrace
rest upon ms,. qi,aie forever. [- rremen•
dctous applause, J
For Sale.
PUBLIC kiALE.
FrHERE WILL BE EXPOSED__TO
-al. Public ou'cry on thti farm of the undersign
ed in i ula,hi Tow, ship Beaver county. Pa., on
I'RIDAY, the 9th day' f Oct :her, the follilVing
articles ; to wit; 12 horses and carts, cattle. bogs
and shetp. 3 wagons,3 buggies. luiggv • harmess;
wagon harness, new and old wheat, rye. oats,
hay and straw A farm of 100 ;serer; - for rent or
ale, 20 acres of grain in the ground,.one mile
from New rrighton, on the New Ca tle road.
3 erms made known on day-01 sale.oci •
td ilito:l,s,EL KELLY.
9,631111 TY FEETFEONT ON GREY
1 Road, by 120 deer, a two atom, franeiedWelle
Inc house for two tenants, each four rooms And
cellar. Price s2 2 99—terms eivy.. Also, .ts
NNI
A CBES of valuable land situ , tel four miles from
the city, a good cottage hous!,- house,
spring of excellent mite-, IQO apple and peach
trees, garden, &o. For price and terms apply at
tel CUTHBERT &SONS. -
51 Market street.
_
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
4 1 17A-vit
- •
E ItaGRANTs brought out from Liver
pool, Londonderry, Cork, or Gal-
ST way, to New
4b2EßS,loYork. in FIRST °L ASS MATIa
.
,
- Twenty-Five. Dollars;
Parties z.lzo brought out by - baiting Vessel. et
lowest rates, Apply , to
E - 1 - L.
Chro r iniclettf tr. 70 Fifth at, P D ittsb O'l urgb, Pa.
.t
- Virent Discati ry.
MEWS BIM WINE °PEON,
FOR THE CURE OF
Weak Stomaehs..Ggneral Deb' lily, Indigestion.
Distrito of the Nero
~tu3 System , tjous.lPa-10D.
Acid ay of the Stomach, and f,r all o-sel -
requid g a loam.
rlmor3 WINE I INCLIIIE9 THE MOST.
agreeable and efficient salt Lf Iron we p s
ses-s; citrate of Magnet:a, usdie combined with
the most 42 , ergatic of raga able tonics" Yellow
•Pernvian Bark. doe effzat in Many ease, of de
hi' ity lo f and general prottratims,
of on efficient of Iron. c, m wish 'our
valuab a Navy° Tonic, 113 most. happy. It aug'
men a tie anpetite, t aims the poiso, tames of
MUSCII ar fi bbin es , r.- , tnoves toe pa or of debilV
ty...nd gives a flo.id vigor'to he c , odutenar oa,
Do 3 on want son etting,to qraugh:tn you ?
Do you want goood appetite? .
Do you want build up your constitution?
Do you want to feel well ?
Do you want to got rid of nevrommess?
Do Yi ti want en rgy ?
l'o you want to sleep we 1? •
Do you watt a brisk and vigorous feeling ?
If you do. try
KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON.
• Thie truly
classesonic haa bet n so thoroug . t. :
!s tester by all of the erarturity. that it
3 LOW deemed aa Tonic Al damea.
It co, t bat liitie gives tone to the • tomach, reu
orates the srstem arm p °longs life. I now only
ea a trial of this 'valuable tonio.
Counlerreits.
B UTE BRWARB OP COUNITRYEITS—AS RUNKLE'S
remedy
thus IN Is Om only.sera and
effectnal remedy in nown wer'el , or the pore
manent cure of Dyspepsia and bar il and: 11
thane are a numb, vf imitationS ,ffe-ed to the
pu o ic we would cant on the community to p
chews none butthe genuine artic.e. manufactared
by S. A. Knasnt.. and has liq atimP on toe tad
of the cork of every - bottle. The Mot that others
are attempting to imitate thia volt& tale Tentiely.
proves its worth and speaks volumes in ita far.r,
._
iu •
The BMUS WERE OP IRON S 8 put u p
75 CENT and $l,OO BDTTLUS, ,
And sold by all respectable Praggistattroughnut •
the country. Be particular that eve* , wattle
biota the /ac-simile of the pzoprictor's stamsture.
GENERAL, DEPOT.
No. 118 Market at., Harrisburg, Pa
For gale by Dr. KEYSER, Agent.
oc6-timd
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
" GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY."
HARVEY'S CHRONO .
FEMALE PILLS
Mg AVE NEVER YET FAILED (WHEN' '
E.E. the directions have ba.sz strictly tolloweda
in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE
,
Or in rt storing the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spinal Affeetions,Prolatens Uteri.
the Whtte% or other perfectly of the Uterine Or,
sans The Pills are harmless on the
constitution, and may be taken by tme most del
&eats females without causin g chrrtas atthi
same time
THEY ACT AS A CHARM
By etrengtbeniner. invigorating ,
. and rettoring
the system to a healthy condition. sine by:btu/X
-ing on t-:e moat. 13 , period with regulatryi no
matter f-om what cause the ob-tructiou may
arise. They should. however. NOT be taken the
first three or fair mouths of pregnenciY though,
safe at any other time, as miscarriage would be
din result.
Each box contains 60 Pins. PRICE, ONE
DOLLAR.
DR, HARVEY'S TREATISE
Oa Diseases or Females. pregnancy, M bearrlaie.
Natures. Sterility. Reproduction. and Abases
of and emphatio,ily the LAD
VATt. MSDICI. ADVISER, a pamphlet of RO
pages, Best free to any address bix OEMIB
Quire.] to pay postage:
lklLThe Pills and Book will be cent by Mall.
&cal , entially. when desired, atovaeLY seersp.
and pr, on rece;pt of money by
J. EBY A.N. M. b., Goner?' Agana.
No. 76 Cedar stroet. New York.
aa.6old by all tl'e principal Dragestil•
Joseph Fleming., Druggist. corer of the
Diamond and Market k Been* for Pitteburgh,
oc6 ernda w
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