MMES P.
Medical.
NOT ALCO °LTC.
IA HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Vegetable lixtraet
`le P-i3RE
Or. Hoofland's
0 Eift# A T E
PREPARWD
DR 0 1 1 JACKSON, Philade
phis, Penna..
%Lt•,ti .?2fg.c.1.1/551170cris
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Liver ~C o.ltteltialikt*:
z , YsPEPSI.A. JAUNDICE,
Oh or nervous Mobility, Diseases
of Site Kidneys. and ail Disease , "
Art.:AMC From a Disordered
adore, or Stomach,.
scion
as Consti
,ation. Inward
Piles. Fullness or
Blood to the Head.
• - Acidity of the Stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Di-enst
tor Food, Futlnuss or W ight in
the Stomach, Sour Fructations, Sink
ins or Ft uttoning at the sic of toe Stom
ach. Swimmitiror [he Head. klurned-und
difficult Breathing. Muttering at the Heart.
C t log or suffocating sensations when in a lying
, k , iturrt, Dimness. of Vision pots or webs be
'itrrothelniiht. Fever and Jilin Pain in the
ft sad. Deficiency of Perspiration. Yel
lowness of the Skin andEyes,Fain in
the Side, Back, Cheat, Limbs. Ate.
Anaden'ElushesofHeatliugn- -
tog in the Mesh. Constant -
imaginings of Evil,
and greatdepres
stun 01
frnirits.
wt., positively prevent Yellow Fever, Bit
I , ever. 2YO.
TH
NO A LCORog, Y
OCOR N
HAL TAIN ft g7g Y
They will cure the above diseases in ninety-nit e
o •nes out of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale' iversal
Ktkuianny,arsiloollancl's Oorman Sinters.purely
' 4 - egebiblig 'hest.; of ignorant quacks and unseru
mlous Mventurers, have ppened uon sufferin
araanity the flood gates of Nostrums p
in the shape g
of pony whiney, vilely trolippounded with injurious
:rug- and ohriatened Tonlas. StOmaehiesi6l
Bit
~ltewa•e ef the innumerable array of alcoholic
reparations in plethoric bottles, and big-bellied
klp,-ttpdar the modeat appellation of Bitters:
which. instead of only aggra diss . iages
a sd leave the disappoincurintg
ed sufferers invates
despatr.
HO OFL.A.ND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
Are not a new and untried article, but have
stimd the test of fifteen years trial by the Ameri-
Call public; and their reputation and sale, are
not rivalled by any similar preparation.
rs, Pief •preprietors have thousands of Letters
froE the most eminent
Clergyman, Lawyers, Phystelays and
Citizens.
. _
festifyiusr of their own personal knowledge. to
the beneL.:n.l effect:: and medical virtues of these
ter:.
JO L 7 ETHIING to STRENGTH
!VOLT
f . -1.2 TO ET W2INT A GOOD APPETITE
Yo II WANT TO B L'I.L.D UP YOUR 00N-
T rTio N 1
IT WANT TO PEEL WELL L , WANT To GAT RID 0; NEI? VU US
DO YOU li INT ENT ROI'f
mraut te) sleep well?
yoa want n - brlala and vlgorona
;eq) Lug 7
HOOF/di.N l )' f S Y GUid79, o lg BITTERS
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There are many preparations sold under the
name of Biwere. put up in quart bottles, compounded
ol the cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from
bJ to cents per oalhon. the taste die by An
mise or Goriender Seed
_ . Ar, taus urn - Inert mureausea and leiti omit-n
-ue eauee as long as they can be mid hundreds
to die the death of the drunbard, By t heir wee the
system is kept conti'resally under the influence of Al
coholic Stimulants of the worst kind, the desire for
Liquor is created and kept up, and the result to all
the horrors attendant upon a drunkard's life and
For those who desire and will have a Lionor
Itittere,wepybltah the following receipt. Get One
Bottle llteelhand's German Bitters, and
nix with Three Quarts of Good Brandy
or Whisky, and the result will be a preparation
that will for excel in medicinal virtues and true
exce/imix any of the numerous Liquor Bitters in
the market, and will cost much less, Yon will
hav e al! the virtues of Hootiand's Bitters in
connection with a good article of Liquor, at a
myth less price than these iikferior preparation/
will woe you.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND TIE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS
We call the attention of all e eying relations or
friends tee army to the feed that 'IIOOE
LAND'S German Bitters" will cure nine tenths
of the diseases induced by exposures and priva
tions incident tocamp life. ln the lists, publish
ed almost daily in the newspapers, on the arrival
of the sick, it will be noticed that a very large pro
portion are suffering from debility. livery ease
of that kind can be readily cured by Hoofland's
German Bitters, Diseases rest:Wing from diem.-
ders of the digestive organs are ..poi day remov
ed. Wehave no hesitation in stating that, i f
these Bitters were freely used among oar soldiers
.hundreds ol /iveumight be saved, that otherwise
ell be lost.
W e call particular attention to the following re
markable and well authentioated- earn of one of
the nation's heroes, whose life, to use hi'own
log us.go"has been Saved by the Bitters:"
rHILADELPELL. August 23d, 1.862.
Mews. Jonee Eoorts,—Well. gentlemen, your
Eloofland's German Bitters has saved my life,
There is no mistake in this. It is vouched ler by
numbers of my comrades, some of whose names
are appended, and who were fully cognizant of
all the circumstances of my ease. I am, and - have
been for the last four years. a member of titter
man's celebrated battery, under the immediate
command of Capt. R B. Ayres. Through the ex
attackednan upon my arduous duties, rwe
N ovember last with inflamation o f
the lungs, and was Tor seventy two days in the
hospital. This was-flillowed by great debility,
heightened by an attack of dysentery. I was then
remove': from the Vi; bite House and sent to this
city on board the steamer "State of ITiaine.lft frem
which I lauded on the 28th of June. Since' that
time I have bean about as low as any oue could
be at:dada rataih a spark &vitality; Fora week
or morel I wasteareely able to swallow anything,
and if I did force a morsel down, it Was buctedl
ately thrown an again.
I amid not even keep a glaze of water on my
nomad-. Lae oruld,hot last under these cinema
cad, accordingly the physicir he who
had bees working tautifully, though unsuocesful
iv. to rescue me fronithe grasp of the dread Arab
er, frankly told me they could do no more fin' me.
arta ivised me to sees clergyman, and to make ,
Mehl eispositien of my limitedd - funds as bqt Bait
ed me. An acquaintance who visited ma et the
hospital. air, Frederick Stombron. of 6th below
Arghlkatot, a4ised ma As a forlorn hope, to try
your Bitters and kindly Procured a bottle, From
lye time I commenced taking there the .hadow of
death receded, and lam now, thank God for it,
getting better, Though I have taken but tEti bot
tles, lthave gained Iliconnde. and feel sanguine
Jr being permitted to rejoin my wife and daugh
ter, from whom I have hoard nothing refeliflt,
teen months; for, gentleman. lam aioyal Virgin
ian, ea re .he vicinity of Front Royal. Tv- your,
invaluable Bitters I awe theglorious prividse
again clasping to my bosom these who %re d=rest
to me in life.
Very truly. Yer_ra. 19AA0 lIA_LONN.
4- -4.tuteonattr in the truttu, - of the above stem
w. -
ant: se -Welted despaired of our oorn:ade.
Mr. Malone. restored to health.
JODI% CO DDLES. CH, let N. y r Battery.
GEORGE A. ACKLEY, Co. 0.1 lth. Maine,
LEWIS CH:EVA3ER, 92d N. Y.
iS
I. E, PENcEW Art il lery, liaLtr,sry
J. B. rASEWE .COB. 3d Vermont.
HENRY B. 4Fitort4V., Co 13, do
USN ay T. EDONALD. Co C 6th nlaino.
JOAN F. - 147Am). Co E. sth
likalll4l/ tiOrla r teoll, 72,1 N. Y.
NATIIA NIEL B L THOMAS, t o Y. 95th lJa.
&NEMER , J. KIMBALL. Co A. 3d Vermont
TIOKN JENKINS Co B. 106th Panne..
- jijalVaitE o COUNTBRZWITS.
a ealer nthe W t that the den
of oaf' o a f
of
ho O. M' . JACKSON.'
RAPPLII ttle.
?RIM; PER BOTTLE 75 OENTO,
.URLF DOZ roil 8400.
mould your nearest druggist not have the
:iris, go not be put off by any of the intoxioatans
.reparations that may be.offored itt its place, but
tenfftolis:and'woudll foratarff, securely packed
D express.
ce-PrinairallicA, and ktanneaotom No. 163
dreb. street.
JONES & EVANS,
(3,woesaora to C. M. Jacks - on & )
P rop rietc.rd
YOl Wei)/ Druggirts a. 44 ttialaniu every
wain the Unitecl Suttee.end by
hr.
Pittsburgh.
S2.Ocklkt•V AWOL,
1136.1ii50 for ago at JOSEPII FLEMINGPS °err
sere
Bale the
be
and Market street.
Nor also be
JOIMTO
Oars* tholtaNdi and 'result steal
4. J . RANKIN ik CO.,
ktrgit. this* 40011 6110 . 4t.h. pitt n i mn b
sdraly-dird, Actegb erts env.
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BARR, Edit
Great Discovf ry.
KUNKEL'S Blffkil WINE OF IRO N,
FOR THE CURE - OP
Weak titomachs, General Debihly, Indigestion.
N
Disease of the ervotts System. Cons.ination.
Acidity of the Stothheh, and all c ses
•
rwHis WINE INCLUDES THE MOST
1 agreeable and efficient Salt of Iron as p -
seas; Citrate of Magneto Oadic ccnobined with
the most energetic of vege•able tonics, Yellow
Peruvian Bark. The effect in many cases of de
bility low of appetite • and general prot.trations,
of an efficient Salt of Iran. combined with our
valuable Vevre Tonic, is moot happy. It aag•
roen.e the appetite. raises the pulse, takes of
muscular thbbiness, removes the palor of debili
ty. and gives a florid vigor to the countenance.
Do 3 on want something to strenghten you ?
DO you want a good appetite?
Do you want to build up your constitution ?
Do you want to feel wall ?
Do you want to get rioi of nevrousness?
Do Doll want entrgY ?
Do
you want to sleep wel?
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feeling ?
If you do, -try
KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON.
This truly valuable Tonto bas been so thorough -
ly tested by all climes of the onion:unity, that it
la nowdeemed ioduipensib;e aa a Tonic diein e,
It .0a but little; gives truffle, the I to - riarli. ren
ovates the system and prolongs life. I now only
at k a trial of this valuable tonic.
Counteifelis.
BEWARE OF COUFTF.IWEITS—AS KUNKLE'S
BIiTE K. WINE OF IR N tsthe only are and
effectual rontedy in the known world 'or the per
manent cure of DP-vermin cad .I) , :bairy. and : s
there are a number of imitations offered ti th e
Put:te. Wo would caut.on the community to par.
chase none but the genuine artia. o. manufactured
.by S. A. KUNKEL, and hug Li, Stamp on 140 ton
of the cork of every bottle. The fact that others
are attempting to imitate this ralu,lle, remedy,
prows its - manhood speaks volumes in its tav,
The BITTSP. OF LL.ON is lint Up in
75 CENT and 31,00 BOTTLES,
And sold by all respectable rraggists through ^ut
the country. Be particular that every t,id....1 0
bars the foc-eionle of the p:opriotor's
GENERAL DEPOT
No. 118 Market st., Harrisburg, Pa.
For Bale by Dr. KEYSER, .41.vut,
110 WOOD STREET.
New Discovery.
WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
T CAN BE RELIED ON. IT NET.E.B
Al tails to care 1 It does not nauseate ! It is
speeds' in action 1
No Change of Diet ii Reidpd!
It does not interfere with business 1.11171 ii
can housed withant detection I
Upward of ax.) cures the test :o me ei
them very severe cases,,,lt is adapted for male
and female, old or youile
131:1 1 / 1 eti 8 i'ACAFIC i.d.dl
are the original and rely genuine Specific Pills
Over one hundred physicians have used them in
their prdctice and all speak well of t 9 el t efficacy
tad approve of th air eompositi -n, o hick is entire
1v vegetable and perfectly harmless on the bistem
Hundreds of cartificaiad can be shKtrn.
Belra Specific Pills are the only reliable remedy
for effecting a permanent and speedy cure in all
cases of bpermatorrhea. or Seminal Weakness,
with all its train of evils, such as Urethral and
Vaginal Discharges, Gloat, the Whites, Nightly or
Involuntary Emissions, Genital Debi ity and Ir
ritabilitylncontinence. Imo . t ence, Wealfriess or
Lo 't of Power, Nervous Debility. .go , . all of
which arise principally from Sexual hsceasea or
Self-Abn'e, or some constitutional derangement
and lampacitAtali IlmiAtifferes drum _tuninee.the
In all nexual Di eeasas. tionorrhea, Wee t and
Stricture and in Deases of the Bladder and Kid
neys they act as a charm I Rrlief i. prportenc./
by taking a single box l
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
JOHFP i'LELIIII.I
OGYnrirsr trwt
lly ;:trec:
and by Druggiete genera Pittabergh
They will be Bent by mail eucarely 50a1,1
reoeipt of the money by
J. BRYAN, M. 1).
No. 76 ''olar street, S. .
Corafftilting Physician for the treatulent be:n
final, Urinary, boxual and Nar , ,uus Diseases,
will send free to all the following. valuable n ock-
The Fiftieth Thousand.—Dr. Belli
Troatizo on Solt-Abuse, Preraatnre Decay, lin
potence and Logs of rower, FexuAl
Seminal Weakness, Nightly F,111i4.i0112, (ionita;
Debility, &o. A pamphlet of fifty pages. er..,n
taining important advice to the &filleted and
should be read by every sufferer as the mean•
of cure in the severe.t stage is plainly set lortL
Two stamr,s to pay Poifture. atil7,l,kw
TO THE PUBLT('
&Mt PECIALLIE
dtheizncrrant andfalse
y Mode= o f all drummt- • -
nationa, treat secret and ,
delicate disorders, self- -
abase and diseases or ---
Mations common and In- -
oidellt to yonths of both
near and adults, single or married. Beosos.
Do. Samsarttur public en the fact of his debut
40, the ignorant sad falsely modes: are dr
ft
Mocked. and thbak it a great at gory i.a... "( 1. 1 .0
and for ow...lamination and ccL-rt.rtioL hosto.l
heir wive,;, prooddni cony and ;1.-.nal2terz.
phygtoinn should be eautloar tL , keep Lb t• - •
in ignorance:, that Choy do the arse as Dr. 2, ti.Alr
3T.RUP, Cozoept publishing)lete kturatvo rt.•ti
o.loe might bblegt - to them anon stupid I.ltAl
modest sod preatunptcome famine; bort' cr.,a
riiebilit - futterance. smtme co as ninolunoms rme
who compare Booioty. intelliaonza, onr.:, ate... 14
iollare end cant, , IliDateiriourly, meanly
rotten. It Li to publi4-, b.crrYor, the: nht:
-.vents and guardians are thr.u.kful tsr Ca.+ ,
wog, daughters and rend?, provionqy
3ickly said of delicate condition end avow.. enr,
nave been ragtored to hc.,7itu erl 'neon h 7 1 .
313.ANSTRUP. besides mer.Y boors and 13 , 71
, uarrtago through him iin've -11 in 311.0
/.eTin:, anxiety. niq..-tifiliation. phr-z,torr•
to or nootttrrAloaluctSlon2, •Jneui
;'2l a very short sPgrOelif time by his naw SC] , l):l.
wtkAoh arejleouharlshb own. They arc coral oUticir
trona the Vegetable iiined•An; Itana assn tir o
fallame.of tho hieronzial troaLuat.al4l-.01L92 sbanc..x7:- '
N I it and eabirtitated the ye:tame Primal 3,
onset:are treatedvrith ma; kW imora , v--oe slite bar
over forty 116:ird (40) o.7.:.oricatit u Vic; lrea.
„Sept in hospitals of both tha ON aorta am: it
the United State leadb hit. Er!AS-- IVI sri y: 1
:air trial. health slid L:pt not coiti again boor.:mon the notv--.1 at eat. Tilde no tourer
montebople and quels bat 00. v.% and to ouzo:,
(lonsomption and ail of Its kinks() lisase , ,,
1,0 many annually oar count:it:l lee
now be riaieved, ororldinu ..he'r attend to
Lime kill partientara can ballad of a.% ' 7 C:.1.2.474..,
nroroanrine a 00t,7 Lho
!striven grade to ail that simlvtbe
lantana of over forty' yea:3 3L!
L , liservaton. consooently, he had
ia.the:ttoatment Of medal uieeaaeo cud arse is
daily consulted by thr ,cr..)1•;...?,11. r -
Mended by . - obec . tabiv: oltp.one,-
netters 'O4 hot= Oeloo Ow; thlec,
Ptteet near Diamond anwl. "i•rtvatu =wound,
cations foam all vast; ei Che rime hl t g,
tVikaai co'
;MK tgAr - ,
degar elt , Sburgh keel Wag:,
SY ) Mir O 1 le-IXNORAKE AND
_11411 , 3611.4,
Having had 5 Ewa employed for the teat coo
years'compeanding the above excellent remedies
far Akir awn practice, and having used them with
uncommon success in all that time, 1 foot it n
:Tuts , to set them before the pubtie, as my 0.11,0
dance lends mete think they are as near specifics
as any - remedies well can be for the foilowint
liseases, namely : Scrofula, Coitre, Syphilis, nod
all diseases that arise from an impure state of the
blood. One trial will convinre any person 0 :
heir fitness for those diseases,
Prepared rind cold by
J. IV:BRA - NS - nu , . 4 ', et 1...
y 18tj m Smithfield et .. Pittsburg
Ace=
TZNCAPIRPr.
'GIRAPE V INES.
VW WERE ArtioNG E Ming Xis
secure this INVALUABLE GRAPE,
and have fruited it for fiveyears. We obtained
onroriginai vines from Mr. BIELL who origina
ted IL The Pittsburgh Horticultural Society In
119458 awarded US a diploma for its exhibition,
rind the Allegheny County Agripultural Society.
ilk iSISO, a premium for it as - the BEST new
peetllitHig grape. in all respects suporior to the
Isabella."
Our atook of Vinci' la unequalled
ukiwwilere, which we offer at, 25 emu, sac/,.
ta,sl):ver dozen. $12,80 per /90. $lOO •
/,000.tdirnall vines at less prices.
W 6 ma ha. but I few extrn hsge vines ,! f
BD cc ;le. 1 °p.a.
J.
No.2B lK Fl lm°
fir.b . Str o p -X
sAkbecticrw.
Medical
rectuili4 a leoa; c
kalTrtillls AL MOH OF
61.e5:11 MaJil DC3. rsmrina iron three to oat
aatiorod a.: 1 Chs tor4o. pw.or, and gaited tot
t:rigt lity.tr - crtizzea, Factorial
eta.
tifve ta.t.zauca tc ine outiatlliction of
lina - .n0., end j . 1.6.1i.,.15.1"/ for L. 711. rnilla. and fof
aprighta. In Ifo.y n.,11 eitro!ar
r-vc a leo on tiaL.l, aii110 , .., n4 ready for Kali.,
moot n to: c is tri ftoifers o f wren
alPh, :ctrni^c Bcarra gad Snout lion sayoratelj.
Wroaght lror. Skaldr,b., liflV.Leed wad Pullies la
oven' vancti, and coo-ulna the numufeetnie of
Woolen liillCALMOri end ranChilla Cara.
Or l r pricer., are !or. 'Mr machinery tuahn:aotar
nd of the he:lt quality of utettertalr, and warrontof
n all to hire 61.1.)afautlau,
wrc or d, trol l , an Para of the ooucitry aolfoitt
od and promptly dllad. feM:d&w
4k JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
CF:KTAIN AAI EN DM ENTS TO THE
UUa'STI T TION. ;Jr it re.otroed by the Senate
and House of flepreserdatives of the Common
oeakb of Penney /vanta to General Assembly lost,
Chat the follcwing amendments ho proposed to
the Constitution of the Commonwealth, in an
-,,rdanoe with the provisions of tho tenth article
thereof;
There shall be an additional section to the third
article of the Constitution, to be designated as
,ettiou lour, as follows:
FiRCTION 9 Whenever any of the 9i:tanned
electors of this Commonwealth shall be in act - us'
,nilitary service, under a requisition from t.l•
President of the United States, or by the antb or
ity of this C , ointuonweaith, such electors mar ex
ercise the right of suffrage in all oleatiomt
~ the
citizens, ender such regulations as arta p r shall
be, prescribe, by law, as fully as if areYr were
present at their usual place of eleetius.
Th-re shall be two additional Caotioya to the
eleventh article of the Constitution, to be deeijr
noted as cations eight and nine, as
SECTION! S. 0 0 bill shall be passvd by the Leg
islature containing more than one. subiect. which
shall be clearly expressed in the title, eroept ap
propriation
SECTION 9. No bill shall be pt,,Ssed i, y th e Leg
islature granting any powe'.e, pilot/ ages, in any
case, where the authorily to grant
such powers,
or privileges , has been, .-r may, hereafter be,
conferred upon the courts of this dommonwealth.
J O r -IN CESSNA.
•?!-I ay Representatives.
SprP. PENNEY,
Sneaker of the H owe ef
slier of the Senate
IFPICN OP THL
~iIiORRTA RP OP 7,tg 1:01,1110NWIEALTH.
linfTl4' ,urg, Jniy 1, 1g63,
PRNNSYLVAP' lA, SS:
I do her eLy certify that the foregoing
S. annexed i 6 o fall, true and correct cop_y of
the origr nal J tint Resolution of the Clan
eral Assembly, entitled "AJoint Resolution pro•
posing certain amendments to the Codetttution."
es the 831110 T. etnains en Ole in this office.
In test:lM. 1- my whereof I have hereunto set my
hand. and caused the seal of the Secretary's Of
fice to hunffixed tho day and year above written,
ELI SLIFER.
ti Secretary of the Commonwealth:
TO BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
E ARE NOW 111ANUFACTITRING
6 superior artic' lo of
COAT. YARD, is' LIHERTT STREET,
C
Alwayti on-hand as asara.
riviot JAMISON, STEWART & 00.
Mecli%l,
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
' GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY?'
HAIIVErS MONO THERMAL
FEMALE PILLS
Li AVE NEVER VET FAILED (WHEN
the directions have boon aridly followed.)
irmoving difficulties arising from
OfISTRUCTION, OR sTOPRAGE OF NATURE
Or in rrstg the Byrum to pr!eat health when
suffering from 6pinal Affecaona.Prolatans Uteri.
the Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Or
gan.. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the
cosstitntion, and may ha zr.kon by the moat del
,rina;c3 without cansitg tliirr(B3; at Cho
same nine
TREY ACT AS A CHARM,
By strongtlleair.g, invigorating, and re3toring
the systvto tl a healthy condition, and by bring
ing on e mor:tl lv period with regularity, no
matter from what cause the ob.truction may
arise. They should, however. NOT be taken the
first three or f'ur months of pregnancy though
safe at any ether time, as miscarriage would be
tharestat
Ir.ach boy contains 60 Pills, PR gFr ONE
D , )1,1, A R.
DR, HARVEY'S TREATISE
On Pi..esses of Fomaleß, Prr gn anew', Miscarriage,
I Barrenness. Reproduction. and.Abnses
of Nature, and ettiphatic,ll c the LAD. ES' Prt
ATM M P. DICAI, ADVISNR. a pamphlet of 70
paget, su.it free to any addre.ss run cents re
outrel to pay postage.
tta-The
OEi Pills and .13.'elt will bo sent by naafi,
OTlfillltlinf. when tissirol, sk . colitgt.r SR, LCD.
and pr-paid n on reee . pt of money by
J it `t . M. u., t ens ral Agent.
N-. it; Cedar street, New York.
by all t . .c princ ipat Druggists.
Joseph r te , nlriF, Ur.: {Mkt. cert. er of the
DiatnotA and Market it., ?gent for Pittsburgh.
".r; e t od AY
MAN :‘ , 54.00D;
W LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Jot Pub e tell,. I in - n seqled envelope, Prue(' eh,
A IRE I lit. NATURE ,
tre tt•reri and radical cure of Spenuatorr
hies, or :cenotal Wrnkneav, Involuntary EMI/3
; f,t• DO) lily, and impediments to Mar
riage r• ne7 ,11.; Niersouttarr., Com. umotion.
Ep
and fits; Mental and PbYsical L•ca p:-city
res„lung ir out 6eif-abia,,,, ny r.
Ll .' t.:tt
VF.RWRI.L. M D., author ot the Green
A Boon to 'I borisontl. of Sgenfreviro,''
e , ent under seal, in a pl.nn envelope to g
oydress:, poet-pond ass rroearFt. nt six cents or t•vo ros•
lair° s' amp: by be- Cu. J. O. Ti Luis. 127BowerY.
New York. Port Office Box., 4as6.
sal6 :3m-4 w.
LA kit, TOill VENITIAN imonsi
fi r LINEMEN in pint bottles, prielN) cents.
n
5411 MAIN T., HARTFORD. COI.
a. TOLL : Dear Sir— I hive been in th e
v
ery linaineiß ter :he toot to ems' yenta, and during
that time have l'een i•II the various rini
!tient, and toil us at the day, hut never have
'eland an ari..tu teuel tie P ur Venitien Ilene
Li ' , talent 1 have fairy teeied it o n as 11.173 to•
tii , letraPer. mpriina, rut,. calks, , vieilinem refthe
glands. ec. , as also lor rheumatism oe myself, and
hat e an invaluable remedy.
He're‘lfulls ,ur:. Lin
S•ild hy ill bruirgisr, I idiom, Si; CertleAt
Xctc 1' ra d by 'rho iiiii
NEW GOODS.
W L ARE RECEIVING THE LAlL
gret ,t,ch ”I hew tr, we ever brought
from tb.
.1 • ,ther - liermah
t INVIt f ou..a
•I 11l k
TAOS.
Alsi, i;.c late-et ,t ties and in great
variety. A Uri,. qi.1341144 of
110 I' 3.
rz.
ERE CH CO
A n,l Irirr o set . PPIT
hIBP)N
I.MBILuiDEAI
A.`.11 NoTIONS
At Ikliikz.lort , e nud Retail
u buy ' •t:/ firm hxtid• and sell at tho
LOWEST CASH PRICES
u M & GLIDE,
7s Market street
Between loorth and Diamond
"X' ABER tt Ca.
ENGINi BUILDEIIS
Ix. 'a [let'',
• ?4,9 WIMP
eAr Pearl. l'ta.leacwr Ddl.oo
I - aurei. L
I, M E
Which we ere prey Lard to dellv.r from our
Bait quality of
MON
Y MORNING,
Banking Houses,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLAMII OF THE CURRENOTI
Whington City. Aug. slla, 18Q
WHEREAS, By as satisfactory evidence
t the undersimaed, it has been made to pr apkisa esented
z
that the. FIRST N ATIONAL BANK OF PITTE
BURGH. in the County of Allegheny and Ottti
of Pennsylvania has been duly organized wider
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled "an dot to provide a National.
Currency, secured by a pledge of United states
Stocks, and to provide for the oirculaiion and re
demption thereof." approved February 25th,
1883, and has oomplied, with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with beforo
commencing the business of Ban Ring.
Now Tusanyoasi. •Hngh McCulloch, Comp
troller of tho Currency, do hereby certify that the
said FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS
BURGH. county of Allegheny and State of Penn
ylvnia. is au Liorized to commence the business
of Banking under the Aet aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of office, this sth day of August, lik3.
HUGH MCCULLOCR.
-{ 88 Comptroller of the Currency.
The First National Bank
of Pittsburgh, Pa -s,
LATH PITTSBURGH TRUST COMPA
Capital s4oo,ooo.ivith privilege to In
erease to $1,000,000.
The Pi , tsbursiii Trost Coulon:1y having °tun
' ited under the ao- to provide a Nations! Cur
- reney, tinier the of :he FIB.•;T NATIONAL
BANK OF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
offer its services for the collection of Notes.
Drafts, Bills of Exchange, &0., receive money on
den esit and huy and: sell Exchange on all parts
of 'the country.
The success which has attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its organizat;on in 18.A2. will
we belive be a sufficient guarantee that business
entrusted to the new organisation will receive
the some pi ompt attention.
Having a very oxtenel,e correspondence with
Banks and Bankers, throughout the country, wo
believe we van offer unusual facilities to those
who do business with us.
The business will bo conducted by the same
officers and directors.
1:116ICTOW3 :
.mines Laughlin, WII3. K. Nin,,i c k,
Hebert 6 Hayc, Alexander Speer,
Thoreas Belt Francis G. Lindley
Wightanan, Alex. Bradlas.
uel ea.
.1.1.7t1 I'S LAU Sam GHLI R N, President.
j NIX SCULLY, Cashier.
Angtist sth. IBs3;d,4ertf.
Prl. Et. YES?".
KOUNTZ & MERTZ !
BANKERS,
nr. wood sc., second doo
7117 h Ntreet,
p E.1.11.F.118 kN FOREIGN AND Docuertic
lir Ear ,aneo , Coin, Dank Note,, nod Govan,-
uouHoc:ions p ro mp tl y nttendesti
a - 1 4,1 A), MILNER" Mors..,
Gorfidaato, of fodfibtodr—ko.., Quarlora34s
erg Certific,:b...
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons,
kbri °vertu/on! Boc,ntiol, bought i•y
W. dl . WILLIAltlft ar. CO.
! , ; (,. Ldr.lstroot. corner oi"Tbint
„ - c. -
110IUMEHEE PER s
NTO It E.
tin W aro,
WoOde IVi o
Sutoe II oxen
Cup lu '
Straw ',otter,
flair Ski err
Mince K. - lives
Silver; Do: 1p
Cliamo Le Skins
skews re
Gridir,ms
Lemon Semoestere '
stew P saw
Waite Irons
I , lsh Ii rules
Ham I loilere
dr,..ter t
Lardit mg Noedlers
Puddt ag Pans
Bread Pane
Butter Ladies
Iron I 3 older,
Step L adders
Keeler te
Clothes Linea
Scales
Cook's Knives
Bread Flexes
Scoops
VOR 'TA E DIN
DRAW E KY,
BRAIIJS,
azt.vaa PLATED.
Castors Call Belle
Syhip Jugs Nut Picks
Cake Knives , Fist Knives
Crumb K Ice Creem Kni
bait Standsnives i ;
Napkin Rings
Fruit Stands I Cake Baskets
Butter Knives Forks and Spoons
Soup Ladles Oyster Ladles
Gravy Ladles Sugar Spoons
Children's Cups Mustard Spoons
Round a Oval Salvors? Ice Pitchers
Bouquet Stands Goblets
crIrLE.I IV-
Ivory Handled Kn'.ves Ca r ° 2"
Coooa do do ' Fol ."'
Stag do do I s qui , , re Waiters
Anglish Tea Trays ; e n= b Brushes
Forks l_ ., pc , n Trays Crumt Crays
Dish Covers Chafing Dishes
Hash Dishes Coffee Ili 4 g i nE ~
Wino Strainers i Coffee Ca. °tie "
Spirit Coffoo Pots ' Nut Crack era
Table Mate ! Round Wlik t or.'
Broad Baskets . Cork Screws
Wine Coolers Knife Shari" lore
Rofrigorators Water Coolers, • &c.
FOR THE cHAMBEII.
Toilet Jars , Water Carriers
Foot Baths
Shaving tr eAs Brush es
Infant's
1121tth.
acawmi
Bowls
b ha c on r cid ß .p u
i c t
a ll eta hci.,
M
' Nursery Shades
Brous Mato' i Holders) do Lamps
Flower Sts n a,
Clothes Whisker
N urser
War t, Night Lights.
.pers
-, 'Aefrigerator,i do Hampers
niscELLAIMOVS.
Li , brr
,cy Steps Door Mats
~,V'a•P. -ma Ftsh Globes ! Veatea
'd C d ttma li ef si to Frames Flasks
[ Meat Safes
V "
. Pocket Knives
C
Camp Knives I Camp Portfolios.
Il r .g e
d
And overytning pertaining to a well appointed
tiousehoill.
To be obtained at reasonable nrieei at the NEW
sToRE of
KAY & RICHARDS
N O. 30 FIFTH STREET
hrst door bah. the Exchange Bank
ISA- All goods deli% ered free of charge in the
city, Allegheny, Birmingham. Manchester. Du-
Auegne borough. etc. agls-law
NOTICE.
HAVING RECEIVED INFO RBI A -
don that persons have at different times
in the name of the Stibsiste:.ee Committee, eolic
itol contributions of Fruits and Vegetables from
the gartiners and country teoPle in the markets
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. we take this meth
od of giving notice. that wo never authorised any
one to collect Bush contributions for us or tho
hospital. and that contributions thus conveted
ave never reached us.
W. P. WEYMAN,
JOS. AL.BitEE. }Ex. Com,
H. M. ATW CUD,
Contributions for the Subsistence Committee,
should be sent to Messrs. Weyman & Son, Slnith
field Et. or MoFers Geo. Aibree, Son & Co. Wood
street. eel 2
H. J. LYNCIII
11,11AVING WACATEIb THE lIRONT
• • of his store, No. 96 Market street, to make
alterations, will be found in the new additionAn
rear of old Ftore, entrance on Market alley fire,
door from 6th street, where Dry Goods will be
oold at eat). arab
IL EMOV A. IL .
h R. 31 7 , BARDEEN HAS BEHOVED
iv from SmittifLed street, below tho Girard
Howie. w No. l 4 Filth street opposite tho Court
Eon Sr. atMitf.
ILydropolta, or Garden Sprinkler.
..NEW Alfas USEFUL ARTICLE WOE
wetting plantsand flowers. washing window!,
m ni am. d m pumps of ovary desc ri ption sold
and repaired. Dayldn's Patent Wa.er Drawer
made and sold.
WELDON KELLY. 16S-Wood.a.
lab On e floor from flush.
OF PITISHIIROU
Brushes
Baskets
J ally ASI °cud a
Wash B.hinci
Cup Mops
ire sieves
Coal Scuttle
Stove Polish
Knife Washers
Basting Spoons
Coffee Mills
Wash Boards
Sauce Pans
Bird Boasters
Fry Pans
Farina Boilers
Egg
Beaters
Floor Pails
Water Fate/ors
Pie Flatee
Clothes Wringers
Wooden Spoop,.
Butter Phut.
Wash Tub.,
Soap Cups
Toast Forge
Sadirons
Meat Pressw
Cake Bores. Are.. do
ING ROOM.
CTOBER 19, 186
Educational.
'Hon. Wilson MoCandle's, Judge of the United
tatee Circuit Court, President.
COTUPT Or Pfskill 4, S. Clair Fit., Pitts
burgh Peml'a
la RV LA laG EST, Cll APEST ANY)
beat. $35 pays for a fall Commerinal
0011T86.
No extra charges for Mao ttfactners, Steamboat,
Railroad
Minisera'nsd Bank
Bnookhkeppricng,
Students en
ter and review at any time.
This Institution is conduct , :g by experienced
Teachers and practic,,l accountants, who pre
pare young Well for active hu. , ine,s, at the least
expense and shortest time for the moat lutratire
a o n r d m r e e r B i i r o n n si l hlu
y. A l ' th e ns.
p r j e ) f l e l r d e c rlo efo
ua4
g r ra g n ri t i e d d
f .
uates at this College by bluenes s men.
Prof A• Cowley, the best Penman f the I:nion,
who holds the largest numbe r of FIEST PRE
wolfs, and over ell competitor:, teaches Rapid
Business Writing.
VS..— attend where the Sons and Cle r k s of busi
ness men graduate
For specimens of Penmanship and Catalogue
containing hill informa'ar.n, enclose twenty-tlvo
cents to the Prinopeio
au 10 JEN II INS 3 R KIT!".
ST FRANCIS COLLEGE,
UNDER CAR OF THE FRANCISCAN HROTKR.I
N'rrritTraoN, SITUATED
F$ IN LORi•Zrif), Cambria c6tinty Pecne7l
- ^ania about four miles (row Cro:,s - on Station, on
the direct route Letween T, , ailacielphia and Pittc
hurgh, waa chartered 1R. , . with pri - ciligeg to
afar the usual Collogioto sod Dcgrecs.
The location of the C'ollefce is cue of :he =oat
althy in Poniiiylvania—rhiq portion of the Idle
d-ear MountainP being repverbial for it. ;.nre
eater, bracing air, and nic...urecont scenery.
Th. Schola , tic year -eminences'-, the F kW/ .
KONDAY after to I Crh of AUGUST, and cub
short the 24th of „II foliewing. dcviifo
MO two 6e: , sion?. ~:tuicat.9 cannot return houge
Ie:W..CD the Sesciona. . 4 .11 the An:a. , tos nelee
csrY tor Land fiurrc.7 ,4 l - .Z. Kagincerinrz,
will be furniFnod tr* Inatitatt&% to the
dtudente.
ft.e".l Veit.l Liaaio }arms no GLT , ra
:tharsett.lent!' will be adrultwi troio
icon: t..• LOIS Itgif (..
Tent's—iNzr! i•nti lq , r - ALLS half yensi7
Surveying aua use of iy.qtrumenbt, per an
num
...........
Clasale.ll '1 .7 , lo•iern Lai:via/wee,
Vocation at the College.. 2o
Referer. , o r, •• • • , ctil 10 :hi Ili. 7-lee. 11,13br,r,
Domenee. Eta. tic.. 11 aod, Philadelphia.
• • Rev Or, O'Efara,
Philadelphia: Rev. iien,, McLaughlin.
de phia; Kee. Pierce Matta:, 1. irrishure•
h, el; rn ••_ do I$ ao Lose to fr rii eras
:wn
gs.M For ea, Mier Roarbw. Ants. Bed Bu
in For ß e. W,totenq, ±c., inrecte on Plante, Fow ot hs
ls,
Animals. BSc.
Put up in 'A and 11 hozas, bottlog and
flai.ket anti ft- d . flat': lota Inati
ttittor.m.
- trol rornef to, known."
- Fret: from l'uitont.,"
Not dtinitoron tbe Human Family."
'tetra emu ort
ear Beernse of all widdhlo imitations.
Ed' Soo that "C Demo i> on ...soh box
bottle and flask hefore you buy.
Addre-ts IIIENRI" R. CONT.\ R.
Principal Depot. 4.% A Droadiv, i 7. N.Y.
SO- Sid by R. E. SELLEitzI CO, and B. L
FAUN NS.P)CF, .E IN'holesale Agents. Pitts
bar. ;"—flindoode,
SMITH, PARK & CO.
Ninth Ward Foundry
Warehouse, Nu. 149 First and 120 Scrond sta.
Manufacturers ,of an sites and deseripti,,'s of
Coal Oil iietorts and Stills, Gas and Water pipes,
Sad Irons. Dog[tuna, W Boxes, Seel Waldo
Punic 11.nger3 and C , •uplings.
Alio Jobbing and Machinery of °Tory desotip
tion made to order.
aving complete inaehtne shop attached to
the foundry, all necessary fitting will bee:irefully
attended to. oThlyddrw
J. DUNLEVV,
Grocer
NO. 4 DIAMOND,
riTTNIIURGH, PA
ixtv'a 1 s,lhar
ROC)F I N G .
ii . UPTON, CHIDDEN CO.
-EA are prepared to t o
UR,AVEL RouFINO
Uut of the city on short notice
olfi:o corner Fifth ,k Wood aid , !Cory
jai
A LARGE STOCK OF
NEW • SHOES
AT DIFFENBACH.ER'S,
NO. 15 FIFTH STREET,
mbraling Gent's. Ladjea, Miami; aid Childron's
wear great variety. 9011
W ALL PAPER,
FOR AI.:TUMN OF I,Sti3,
A 001:11ploCa agg ,, rtment of beautirul
APER DiANGINGxi
•
Of all sfyCcs. at prices ion - or than an be Isain
offered. }'pr sale during the s ;non by
W. P. FIAILSELiLL
hell Oysters! Shell Oysters.
ORNUCOP lOE SALOON ALWAYS
`ll.-I in advance. The proprietor of this noted eat
ing es•ahlishme at has just recieved a I..rge 3.p
-ply of Baltimo .e hlie:l Oysters. Triey wi I be
served up i n the best possible manner, with all
the delicacies the Market affords Don't forget
the place, corner of Ftfth and Union streets.
se29.dtf WEIS. Proprietor.
MEDICAL CARD
F. X. DEROLETTE. 1.
From the Medical Faculty of Parie, France. Es
Intern ,Rl2lbiaent Physician/ of Hotel Diets,
Charity Hospital-, Dale of Diploma, )828.
OFTICE tt7 GRANT STREET, St.
11rieholitsk Building.
Coraultnticr. GRATI!=, ovary Tuesday and
Fdiday, from 110 o'clock to 12 a. m.. and !rom 2to
4 p. m. seB
NOTICE. --ANDREW IiLORAN, OF
Pittsburith, HENRY PHIPPS, Jr., and
THOMAS N liILLLER, of Allegheny city. have
th s day entered into a limited partnership for
the transaction of the liolng Mill business,
der the fi to name of KLOMAN dr PHIPPS,
Andrew Kloman and Henry Phinps Jr as
Gen
oral an 4 Thomas N. Miller as Special Partner,
the partnership to continue until the let day of
January, 1870. am. EN Ja BLOM AN,
HENRY P ;
THOS. N, MLLLHR
sell} la wfnv
EMOVAL OF LIVERY STABLE.
.Klll. The undersigned having removed his Live
ry Stable from the roar of the Seat House, to near
the corner of First and Smithfield street. W. C.
Conn a old stand. is prepared to furnish carriages.
buggies, and saddle horses upon the shortest no
tice, Also horses kept at livery at reasonable
rates. Undertaking and all arrangements for fri
-nerab will rweire his special attention,
SEAL BRICELA SD.
PPLES--1150 BARRELS OF GREEN
—elL Apple.% Jrun received and for sale by
1111Zifts & ARbit3TtONG.
oa3 oorster Market and Hirst itzeeta.
DAILY POST.
DAILY POST-ADVANCED RATES.
Some weeks since the Washington cor—
respondent of the Evening Post and Com
mercial Advertiser announced that a sec
ond draft had been decided upon by the
administration in view of the small num ,
bar of men realized from the arst draft.
The Tribune. Philadelphia Press, anti
other administration journals, on the au
thority of the War Department, promply
pronounced the announcement a
"Copperhead lie" to affect the coming
state elections. But now that these elec.
tions are over, and disguise is no longer
necessary, it is admitted that there will be
another draft somewhere about the Ist
of December next—this time probably for
600,000 men.
The Springfield (Masa.) Republicari
-.tales that the provost—marshals in that
State have received instructions to use all
their efforts to forward voluntary enlist
ments for the next two months, as at the
end of that time there will be another
draft to fill up the quota of that State.
Governor Andrew, it seems, is of the
opinion that willing recruits enough can
be supplied ; bat the Republican admits
that the prospect for volunteers in that
State is very dubious. The same paper
is of opinion that the first act of Congress
will be to strike out the $3OO ezemption
clause, so as to supply the Government
with mon and not money. That there will
soon be another draft is further evidenced
by the fact that a new enrollment, as
promised by President Lincoln to Gov
ernor Seymour, is about to be taken in
this city, of course with a view to another
conscription. It is to be hoped that the
State authorities will see to it that New
York city will, in the nest apportion
ment of the quota, receive credit for all
the extra troops she furnished since the
war commenced. This has been done in
a number of States, and Islassachugetts is
promised, in addition, credit for all the
volunteers she raises between now and
the time the second conscription takes
place. If the same rule should apply to
New York city, a new draft should not
prove so onerous in this as in many other
But the justice and fair dealing of the
Administration is not to be depended
upon. Of this N6w Hampshire is a con
spicuous instance. Govern: r Gilmore,
of that State, has just published a letter
detailing certain facts in connection with
the draft which certainly puts the Provost-
Marshal General and Secretary Stanton
in anything hut an enviable light. It
seems that those officials had faithfully
'l:Meter tr-9-e"ter''Citirifittrtridnieiff-h
-ceeded "their quotas. This decision was
announced to the people of the State and
served to quiet much irritation of feeling.
On the lith of July last, however, Secre
tary Stanton saw a new light and aston
ished the Governor by informing him that
no credit could be given towns, and that
those which had done well would fare no
better under the draft than those which
had done ill. The effect upon the Gov
ernor may be judged by the following :
CoNCORD, July 18, 1863.
SIR : I am in receipt of your dispatch
of yesterday. If the draft itto be made
as you have decided, yoe must send a reg
iment to enforce it. Will you send the
New Hampshire Fifth ? Please answer
by telegraph. J. A. Gllatoan,
Governor of New Hampshire.
I'1rTiBliB(II3
Hon. E. M. STANTON, Secretary of War.
Secretary Stanton, thereupon 'hanged
his mind again and notified the Governor
that after "mature consideration" and
consultation with the Solicitor-General,
and Provost-Marshal General, it had been
decided to allow credit to those towns
which were proven to have had a "sur
plus" of volunteers on former calls. This
positive assurance restored good feeling
to the people of the state, and BO matters
remained for a month without the slight—
est intimation being given that the War
Department had any notion of receding
from the deliberate promise it had made.
In the meantime the draft proceeded under
the express assurance of the Governor
that the excess of names drawn should be
erased, so as to give full credit to all the
towns which had exceeded former quotas.
The Adjutant General of the state publish
ed the agreement with the War Depart—
ment officially in all the newepapers, and
no one dreamed that Colonel Fry's and
Sir. Stanton's promise was made to the
ear only to be broken to the hope. Yet
so it proved.
On the sth of September, in answer to
fi letter from Governor Gilmore, Colonel
Fry responded at length in a document,
the substance of which was that be could
not keep his promise, and that the draft
must proceed in New Hampshire, as in
other states. This put the poor Governor
who seems to be a gentleman of a high
sense of honor, in a cruel predicament.
The draft was over, and all that was nec
essary was to give the credits as promised,
but he could not keep his word with the
people of the state, All he could do,
therefore, was to appeal to his constituents,
and explain that not he, but the Adminis
tration, was to blame.
This may not seem a very important
matter of itself, but it is of no little mo
ment that high officials, having the con
duct of a great war on their hands, should
have so little regard for their plighted
word. They seem to be governed by no
sense of rectitude, but only by whim,
caprice, or their personal conveniences.
Hence we do not expect justice to be done
this city in the matter of the surplus troops
she has furnished for the field.— World.
S 7 Wood Street.
"The Government" Wants More
The New York Independent, in a recent
number, starts the proposition for an in
crease of salary for Mr. Lincoln. By all
means. When the financial department of
the Government can print money by the
cartload every day, why should "Old Abe"
be restricted to $25,000 a year? Why,
that is a mere bagatelle—a beggar's pit
tance—a contractor could gain such a sum
in a day's operations. To be sure, men
who have filled the Presidential office
heretofore have not sought for its perqui
sites—but when a great war is raging—
when debt is piled mountain high upon
the nation, it is a "military necessity" that
"the government" should have his share
of the public plunder. Don't be modest,
gentlemen shoddyites. How will $lOO,-
000 do for his immediate and personal
wants; then create a' yearly stipend for
"Uri. Government"- say of $20,000 a
year to keep her in scarlet cloaks, "loves
One year. by mail.:...
Six months. `•
Throe "
One
........
One week. delivered in the City
Te agents per hundred----..
A New Draft
Wages
of bonnets," &c,, that she may riot, like
hilFB Flora M'Flimsay, have "nothing to
wenr." Theta we must not forget Bob
and Thod ; let them not want for spend•
ing money—we cannot be too generous to
this i nestimable - family. Why not get up
a settle of salaries and incomes for them
all, taking for a pattern the royal house
of England? Why should not our "shod.
dy" court vie with that of St. James?
Our debt is almost as large—we have a
tax on everything we are better than the
old dynasties of Europe, for they are fet•
tered with the habeas corpus and such rel
ies of old fogyism—they cannot conscript
and drag from their homes, to fight for an
idea, their poor and laooring classes, as
can our "strong" government—men do
not grow rich in a day there, fattening and
profiting by a na'ion's ruin and the peo•
ple'e misery. Oh yes; by sit meLns in
crease "the government's" salary—it
would boa fitting and preliminary step to
declaring him dictator while the war last
ed, and then 'making the war perpetual.
Is there anything , else "Honest Abe"
would like that Uncle Sam can procure
for him? To be sure, the spare change of
that benevolent old uncle of ours could
be profitably laid out. in relieving the
wants of soldier's families, and making
the soldiers - .neves more comfortable
this coming nutter but then it would not
show near so well —Bridgeton Farmer.
-..- 2 15
West Virginia Land for Sale.
VALUABLE AND FINE TRACT
of about 473 acres of highly cultivated land
to be solo low ; situated on the Little Kanawha.
nicer, about 4 miles from the City of Par: , crs
burg, Wood CoonPy, w. V. The whol,, of which
is under good and substantial fence, and more
than one half is highls. improved and cultivated.
The balance is wel! timbered and the who,e well
watered. There is also on this farm a splendid
orchard, besides 150 young trees . set out two years
ago.
This is one of the most desirable farms and
residences in the County o^ State This farm
whit be so d low. Terms easy, and a
good bargain awaits the purcha;er. For further
Particulars apply or address
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AN IMPROVED FARM FOR BALE,
cortai Lag E 3 natal, Eituat.din
MOON TOWNSHIP,
h'gaNear Stove thcn's Tith said far.m being in a
4t4ze of ou„.va jou ; has two d 6 ellinv, a
Laol barn. ,priag hoes,. aes a , l :aa r .1, to
gether with 641 things uneea.ary. u eta(
bank. inst ttree nii, 8 fr. , !li the riv, r. For fur
thtr particulars enstairs by mai., or otser
00D,
On the Premises. Moos P. RuBERT
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SWARLP G b HAY,
W ANTED • ; TWENTY•FIVE TONS
at the Chemical works near the Sharps
burg bridge
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lIA.LSEY, OF NEW YORK, HATS
JLF invented a process by which a rich and
luxuriant WINE is produced from certain plants
of great medicinal virtues. This delightful Wine
combines all the high medicinal properties Of the
Dandelion. Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock. Wild
Cherry, and certahr. other plants, whose virtues
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than a single bottle restores the lingering Patieot
from debility and sickness to strong and vigorous
health. Every dose shows its good effects on the
constitution, and improves the general health: and
with Dr. lialsey'S celebrated etlld-COATFD
FOREST Pll i LS as an adjunct. all-the folltrwing
disorders are permanently owed.
DYSPEPSIA AND LVIDIGESTIOII.—.
A box of the Forest Pills, and a bottle of the
Wine, will mare the most distressing forms of this
omphunt.
AGUE AND FEVEIL—Ona or two doses o
the Pills, and a bottle of the Wine will break the
ague and cure the Patient in all cases, when the
directions on the bottle are adhered to.
DROPSICAL COMPLAXSTS..-From oa
to two boxes of the Pills, and three bottles of
Wine. cure this obstinate disorder..
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS....
The Forest Wine and Pills have proved highly
efficacious in this disorder. One to two boxei of
the Pills, and three or four bottles of the Wine,
aro sufficient to accomplish a cure in the worst .1"
oases.
DEBILITY. NIGHT SWE&TS, Ihrtaisa-
Son and Weakly State o I the Cm taws.—The
Forest Wine is a popular reined, or all these
! complaints. One to three bottle cure the worst
cases without the use of the Pills; but when the
complaint is accompanied with some other disor
der. the Pills will be required.
B.HEUMATISEL—The efficacy of the For
est Remelies in Rheumatism is very singular
Some of the most distressing cases 1 eve saw
have been cured by them in ten or twelve day
fine.
BILIOUS DISORDERS AND roux.
STORL&CEL—One purgative dose c f the Forest
Pills will cure any bilious disorder or any com
plaint arising from Foul Stomach and morbid con
dition of the bowels.
EETEMS.—One or two Purgative doses will
cure fevers.
COUGHS, COLDS, ETC.—One box of the
Pills, and a bottle of the Wine, will break up and
cure the most severe wide. coughs. mut ',akin the
breast
ULCERS, BOILS, BLOTCHES, Scabbed
Head, Ringworm, Ervc_iPciac, Salt Rheum, Sore
Eyea,and etery kind of Humor. These cote planets
all arise from one common cause — impure blood.—
Generally nothing but the Pills ere required for
he cure of most of these disorders; but it boa.
remedies are used. two boxes of the Pills, and two
or three bottles of the Wine,
Mesa than
tne
halt thy
cases, and frequently by less than hal/ thy
quantity.
JAIINDICE boxes ofth Pll
•
many bottlesot the Wine.--Two,
ourothe e
wolos mew of
J atindioe.
FEMALE OBSTRIICTIONS, produced
from bad colds or weakly constitutions. A few
does of the Forest R ins cures the most distressing
forms of these complaints: and if the Wine be
followed up a few weeks, these derangements will
not occur again. The Wine exactly suits the
female constitution. and gives streng%vigar. and
blooming health. Over a million of xes and
bottles have been sold within the last two years,
in the United States and Canada. Letters and
certificates to the amount of many thousands,
have been received, testifying to the cum and
good effects of these remedies.
Forest Wine is in large square bottles. one dol
lar per bottle, or six bottles fbr five dollars.--
Forest Pills, twenty-five cents per box, General
repot, 55 Walker Street, New York ; and kept
yy one or more respectable drnggista in almost
every WV( and village in the Union and British
Colonies. Dr. GEO, B. KEYSER_,_Agent.
Wood street,
Sold by Druggists everywh e
CONCORD GRAPE.
L a•ERIOR VINES, AT au PER
17 dozen $1250 par 100. Eatra Vines at R , par
dozen: =per 1(0,
Wla.M/Utt FLY./ 1L4451
FASHIONABLE HATTER,
Has removed from rho corner Wood arteLiSizth st e
NO. 139 WOOD STREET,
onrth door below Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh,
A large and complete stock of Hata,
Caps and Stra , always on hand
at the lowest prices , dholeaale and re
tall
mold-ivy
psAiOHICS AND mEmmia,_.q..,
800 BUSHELS DRIED PEACEIJk.,
83 BAIIIIMA PURE ioi.nrAii VINEELSJI6
711 ctore and fcr =do b.,
INTILLIAN. BAGALEY,
28 anti 26, Wood aired
ENV FRUITS AND NUTS
100 boxea prime Oraramin
100 do do LataorA
20 Bags new Engle Walnut,.
20 do do
20 do do Brasil alt
20 do Fresh Cocoa Nutt
50 do Almonds Bordoonx Irks:
dint receivod and for Sale by
RHYMER Ir BRO'S.
Nos. 126 and 124 Virnad
lEBIEB FLASES dr IsHOT MELTS
of every deserh)tion. fer sale by
JAMBS BOWBI,
Gen MNS Wood
M. P. Altl.l6lS
Parkersburg, W.
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or Sale.
IMaS IRWLN
J• KNOX
No. 29 Fifth streeL