JAMES P. BARR, Editor and Proprietor.
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMPTIVES
Dr. J. ILSCHIENCK.
THROUGH THE SOLICITATIONS
of numerous peraree, the above named
gewt. , ./n , n will 61 RI the Prez rteire of Dr.
GEOR.GE ff. KEYSER. 140 Wood street, Pitts
burgh. r,
Wednenday. 7 h rsday and Friday
crab, r 4th, sth and 6th. for the examination
rats afflicted with :ley disea.c of the Pul
monary organs, such as
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHIAL CONSUMPTION,
LARYNGEAL CONSUMPTION,
IP.ACHEAL CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, .CHROAT. DISEASE,
SCROFULA OR KING'S EVIL,
PLEURITIC CONSUMPTION,
'DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
°rimy chronic disease of a wasting or debilitating
type, or decaying of the natural powers. Dr.
SCHEATiIIi would advise all parsons who have
chrome ailments anti wish to commit him, to
cut this advertisement our, so as to enable them
to remember the time of his vi-it.
Nor oonsultation and advice he makes no
charge.
Many persons, however, desire a thorough exam
ination of the lungs, so as to know their exact con
dition. For druch an examination his charge is
three dollars: The examination being made with
an inctrumsnt of his own invention, called
KESPIROMETBR.' the excimi
maim is entirely free!, otn pain, and Tad/ point
out :he true condition of the lungs, whether in a
healthy or morbid state.
Below will be found a recent certificate of cure in
the esti/ of /Venn York, attested bg several witnesses.
be. 060. H Arepeer, PdisOurgh 100 s present
when t rte statement of Mrs. Bartholomew was given,.
and Can vouch for its gcntantness. hundreds at
ewes ill a tike character are scattered all over the
United States. so as to convince the meat intredu/ous
if the value of Dr, Schenck's medicines.
EXTRAORDINAR:Y CURE OW A RUN
NEN., TUMOR bY Dr. SCIIISNCR' MEDI
01.N ES. The healing. posers of SCHENCK'S
PU.L.IIOICIC SYKLP strikingly illustrated,
The,castrof
MRi MARY BAF.THOLO MEW. No West
For ty•ti fth street. New Torn :
110 s is to certify that I have been laboring
under a discasa :apposed to be Liver Complaint
ter is great many years. There was a hard
swelling in my side, which became quiio
large, he doctors called it a tumor. Af-
ter some time it broke and continued run•
mug for fourteen years, sometimes disohar •
ging a ttilla watery matter, and other
Gates green bile. I had the. best medical
attendance in ...ew York, and my physicians
all toed me that the ulcerous hole in my side
must not be healed cr tne discharges from it stop
owl. or I would soon die. nly -physicians gave
um calomel or met eery until my month became
very sore, and several tint re I was saliva ed as
badly as any one could ho without d. ing under
the process. No one could he tortured more than
I was and JIVO LiiroUgh it. Withm the last year
my strength in , g.,n to tall more than ever; my
bloou seemed to stop flowing, my pulse at times
ceased to beat ILr fifteen or twenty sec. Inds at a
time. Sly skin and the whites of my eyes were
a, yellow as saffron. I knew no* wrist. to - tir• eau
my doctors acknow:edged that theS' could do no
more for tee. 1 was unwilling to try what are
termei"patent Medm nes," nor I thought I had
nearly all theibest physicians in New York to at
tend me, and if they could not he p me no one
could. At this time.when Ihad begun to despair,a
friend of mine brought me Sunday Ifcrearv.
which Tread the cei tifirate cf a wonderful cure
of consumption,the patient having been confined
to her lied, and apparently in the hist stage cf
tae disease, and yet was cured by Lr. bchenck.
would have considered this as a tri , kery or de
ception had i: nut been certified to by many re
spectable perstms, with the endorsement of the
Bev, D:. Bowling. This gave me encourage
ment, and f was impatient for a consultation
with Dr. echenck, having to wait for I uesday,
one cf the days of Lis regular attendance to pa
tients in his cit.)... It was about the last of July,
1%63, when I called on Doctor tt.chencki at his
rooms. No. 32 Bend street. He said be under
stood my 03E0, and gave all three of his medicines
• - -Putrnonicelyrtry, seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake
Pills--and within 9 days there was great change
iu MY feelings. 'I he hotel]] my side discharged
more than over ; still I felt better, and began to
entertain hopes of a ave. I could feel the Pul
monk. 6, nip operating through my blood. The
seaweed Tonic seemed to act on my stomach in
an indescribable manner.but M a very short time
St gave me a ravenous appetite, but not an
„.til I had taken nearly a box of Mandrake
Pill*. None could believe that any hu
man stomach could contain such an enorm
ous quantity of corruption as I discharger
It seemed tnat for nearly two weeks nothing but
green bile and unhealthy matter passed my bow -
E gg, Mx complexion changed, my skin began to
look clear, and, to my great astonishment, I found
the Tumor healing up. I did not know what to
think of that, as toe doctors had told me that if
toe ulcer healed my death would be the immedi
ate consequence, 1 longed for the next Tuesday,
to sac Dr. Schenck. He said that I was doing
well, and that I would soon be as well as ever,
and thanks to kind Providence this promise has
been faifi led, This nay I feel as well as ever I
did in triy tile, although it is only three mouths
since my case appeared to be desperate, All who
know tee are astonished at the change. The ;
running ulcer of so many years continuance
is entirely healed, and I have no more of that
dull, heavy, sleepy feeling which I used to expe
rience a.most without intermis ion. I rise in the
mormag without having a bad taste in my mouth,
or a furrel Longue, and I always have an excel
lent appetite for my breakfast, I am satisfied
that no ono can speak too highly of Dr Schenck's
meaicines and, their extraordinary effects. For
my, pan language is inadequate to express my
grati'llife, I feel that Dr. Schenck's medic nes,
by the Providence of God, have been the means
of tin' restoration of my life, for which I shall
ever be 'thankful.
scverat of my friend', through my recommen
dation, have been using Dr. Scheock's medicir es
for consumption and other dieeases of that kind,
All afthem have been greatly benefit 03. I make
this pubfichtatemont in order that the thousands
was tillffer froll oisaases simmer to mine may be
induced to try Dr. Sehenek's invaluable medi-
ClLfs. Do not tbink es I did, that if your favorite
doctor cannot ho p you no one non. f would ad
vise every consumptive person to go and see Dr.
Schenck, and follow his preseiptions. Take his ad
vice, at leaSt if YOU do not take his medicines.
It is enoeursg'tig to hear the people conversiog
in his rooms and describing the benefit they re
ceive from his treatment. Their looks show that
to e^ have no deception in them. They are all
anxious for help, and are being all helped. I
wish all Who are afflicted as I was to call and sea
me, for / feel that I can satisfy every one of them
that this statement is not exaggerated. I relate
ail the particulars, because I know that many
are like what I was -- skeptical. I have request
ed a number of my friends t, append their names
to my statement, in order that no person can en
tertain any reasonable doubts on the subje c t,
MRS. MARY BARTHOLoyIEW.
We, the u. dersigned, friends and acquaint
ances of Zara. Bartholomew, who gives the above
cersificate, have known her for many yeas, and
do certify that the statements made by her are
entitled t)fedl - e - edenee, and that the Account is
not at ail Exaggerated. Scarcely any person who
knew her three months ego would recognize her
now- such is the alteration of her appearance,
ROCKWELL BARTHOLOMEW,
•
35 W. 48th street
Capt. A. CHAMBERLAIN,
35 West 45th street.
Mrs. M. J. CHAMBERLAIN,
83 West 45th street.
i'ANNY W. HUSSEY,
83 West 45th street.
E. M. HUSSEY,
83 West 45th street,
M.r. and Mrs. S. SCOFIELD,
83 West 45th street.
wPI be at his Principal
Office. No y `AI North Six h 1 street, Philadelphia.
every SA TURD AY from 9 a. m. to 4 p m. He
g i ves advice free, but for a thorough extunina
tie!, with. the Respirometer, ho charges three
dollars.
N.'B,—All of Dr. Set enck'a medicines ate 'or
aalefiy the grOaa. dozen or ample bot+le by
DB. GEO. H. KEYSER •
No. 141) 'WOOD STREF.T,
0022 gappige r fbitirO free the Arent&
-apity-derw
, . . . ~
U: bt - . 4)ittA . ' .
1 .- - . L/r, :: • 130'0
Great Discovery.
KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
FOR THE CURE OF
Weak Stomachs General Debl lit Y, Indigos! ion
Disease of the Nervous System, ConsLip a [jou.
Acidity of the Stomach, and Cyr a9l c:ses
recminog a re
MIMS WINE INCLUDES TUE MOST
A- agreeable and efficient Salt of Iron we as
sess; Citrate or Magneto ()adj.:, combined with
the most energetic of .vege..able tonics, Yellow
Peruvian Bark. The effect in many CllBOB of de
bility low of appetite, and general proltratione,
of an efficient Salt of Iron, a.uibined with our
valuable ievre
. Tonic. is most happy. It aug ,
monis the anpet , te, raises the pulse, takes of
musou'ar tlibbiness, removes the pator of debili
tY. Slid gives a florid vigor to the countenance.
Do you want something to strenghten you ?
Do you want a good appetite?
Do you want to build up your ooristitution
Do you want to feel well 7
Do you want to get rid ot nevrousness?
Do 901 want en.rgy
Uo you want to sleep well?
Do you wavt a brisk and vigorous feeling ?
If you de, try
KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
This truly valuable Tonic has been so thorough
ly testel by all classes of the cowmunity, that it
is now deemed iodispensible All a Tonto M. divine,
It cwt but little, gives tone to the tomach, ren—
ovates the system and prolongs life. I now only
ask a trial of this valuable tonic.
Counterfeits.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS—AS KUNKLE'S
MITE tt. WINE OF lit N is the only sure and
effectual remedy in the anown world for the per
manent cure of pp , pensia and Debility, and as
there are a numb-ir et imitations offered to the
pubic we would caut.ou the community t., pur•
chase none but the gcm trine artic,e, Ulan ufact ureii
by S. A. KUNKEL, and has sump en the too
of the cork of every bride. The ;act that others
are attempting to Imitate this ralu %hie remedy,
Prows its worth and speaks volumes in its lay.r,
The 'BITTER WINE of itON ;8 put up in
75 CENT and $l,OO BOTTLES,
Aud told by all respectable Dr.:rests through,ut
the country. lie partieul,r that evtuy 1...tt1e
btara thefee-svnac of the pzuprieter . . , slgnature.
GENERAL DEPOT
No. 118 Market st„ Harrisburg. Pa
For pale by Dr. KEYSER, Ag, , nt,
110 WOOD STREET.
0c6.6tml
New Discovery.
WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
IT CAN BE RELIED ON. IT NEVES
5. tails to cure I It does not nausesto I It ta
speedy in action I
No Change of Diet i 8 llequir4
It does not interfere with business purse',
can be used without detection !
Upward of NU cures the past ruon Rom eof
them very severe eases. It is adapted for male
and female, old or young I
tiet,CII , 'IC PILLS
- - - -
are the original and rely genuine Specific Pills
Over one hundred physicians have used them in
their praotioe and all speak well (.1 feel ,fficae;
and approve at their compositi •n, which is entire
ly vegetable and perlectly harml(.B on the system.
Hundreds of certificates can be shown.
Bell's Specific Pills are the only reliable remedy
for effecting a permanent and speedy curt, in all
cases of bpermatorrla ea, or heminal
with all its train of evils, such as Urethral and
Vaginal Discharges, Oleet, the Whites, Nightly sr
Involuntary Emissions, Genital Debbity and
L - -
rttability A lncontinence.lmp recce, Weakness or
Loss of Power. Nervous Debility, .go dto .81, o:
- which arise principally from Sexual Excesses or
Self-Abuse, or some constitutional derangement
and in eapacitatos the sufferer from I 2151/int; :he
duties of Married Life I
In all Sexual 6151113803.
Stricture 411db:ill ..ialf..llo:o3laddEtranct hid
st,2 13-11 .harts Relief Relief iv carmen, d
by taking a single box 1
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Sold by
JOS.:KPH FLENIN , A.
corner 1hr...-)7.ec street et: Dir.m on:
and by Druggists generally Pittsburgh
They will be sent by mall securely sealed on
race (et of the money by
J. BRYAN, M. 1),
D 4 o. 76 Cedar street. N.
Consulting Physician for the treatment of Sem
inal, Urinary, Sexual and Nervous Di.masee4, whi
will send free to all the following valuable wo.
The Fiftieth Thousand.—Dr. Bell's
Treatise on Self-Abnsc, Premature Decay, ho
potemie and Loss of Power, Fexual Di eas.i.s.
Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emissions, ihoital
Debility, Ac. A pamphlet of fiftypageg, con
taining important advice to the afflicted and
should be read by every sufferer as the innanp
of onre in the severatt stage is plainly set forth
Two stamps to p.v postage. aul7d&w
TO THE PUBI,'(.,
Kitte 'PBC' Se.g.Lif
iL' the ignorant andfalse 4
ty Modest of all denoml
nations. treat secret and •,"
dab:fate disorders, self- '• O.
abuse and diseases_ or f•:'
tastions common and I.lx
aidegit to youths of both
.mo4l;and adults, single ot marr.eo. Iff.aat,e.
gegrargur publishes - the fact oI hit doing
the o rorant &oft faJsely modest are dteadful4
shook and think 4 a mat Bin very infonora,
and for oontaMtlon and corruption among
:heir Primer. prong song and &remitters. Thai!
phYsiclen should be cantons to keep then
mjscaorance that they do the sama "13 Dr. BltAli
STRUT% (oxcaptpublishing) feat a luorutiya want
toe might be hurt to them among trturii Wetly
modest and presumptr.ozuf &talks, burr 4.7.1 C
raised in ignorance, sprung ep as mushrooms and
- who compare society. intelligence, mu, Zoo., to
lotlura bpd oaths, utysteriortill, D2e-tntr o ' lll 3
gotten. It 10 to puballalb-, howerw, that ay.:Le:roof
...e , ants and guarliffins are thankfal that teei:
,-,043. daughters and wards, tfreTioualy ..**l;:e
slokly end of delioate aonditinu and spveli - ar.v. , .
save been restored to health and vigor D ft,
2,RANSTRUP, bo.iidor nt.v.fy before r,au ,ftn
marriage through him hove been x.t•ed maul' ere..
faring; 'atudeity, mortltcation, tra. Operseator..
nee or nocturnal emmiseionr. arc acuffkl,ftly vans
very uhortgi.,poo ol by tua new Miloatt.F.
'which groleabliarlfhis own- Thor aro OnLapo - Eine
from the Vegetable Kingdon,„ having ceoo the
lallaceof the ederectrial treatnaant,b a has abandon.
ed it and substituted the T.:zit:A.la kamalc
.aaSeB are treated with marked bur:car—a ,fvut he'
over forty yews (ill) ozporieDer. to theta ;mat
mint to bkErnitz.ll3 of both the Vld World and it
the United Statev, leads Um to say—to with c
fair trial. health and asyMnel3 will tw.ein bloat°
apon the now--rateil cheek. TA'S& no Unger with
meontelmnita and tfs uc'zd. but come and he cored
•Colusamodoa and ail of Ito kindred diseeite.
- which Bo nutty annually RIl our eacintrioa, .t,r
MOW ba_ralitired. ntiding :soy
.attand to it is
+jn JrnumeirtioiDe*, tan to hutolmy t , aatatethr
by procuring a copy cf the Medical Airiser,wbieN
is given gratis that apply IlevM.l to rd
sresdafte of or..ir ferny yearn arDelignc, p. t ,‘
- observation, omaafmaantiy, he bee =parlor cilf ,
in the treatment of sreclel disuse% and vitc, be
daily ooneulted by the profeveon, es well et ro , f , )n -
:mended ler repeatable cdtitens, pubii2,acus,
Prietore of hotels. Au. ()Mae g$ Sruitt:D.olo
strectosestr. Diamond stao. mm
rounf,
eattond *ow. otria C:2 rulon itr:otiy t.
tandedtc. Dfrefe,
Ei YR VP OF ItIA.NpIRAELE ,A.ND FiTl IL,
Hating had a man employed for the last six
years compounding the above excellent remedies
for my own practice, and. having used them with
uncommon .ettocas.4 in- all that time. I feel it Fl
duty to set them before the publie, as my expe
rience leads mete think they are as near specifies
as any remedies well oan be for the following
diseases. namely; Scrofula. Coitre. Syphilis, and
all diseases that arise from an impure state of the
blood. One trial will convince any person ol
their fitness for those diseases,
Prepared and sold by •
J. W. BRANS'IItIIP, I!
f 5 Smithfield st.. Pittsburgh, P..,
COMI:.10110
GitAPE V1N.14148.
WE WERE A RRA G THE FIRT Id
secure this INVALUABLE GRAPE,
and have fruited it for five years. We Dbtainal
our original vines from Mr. BLELL who oriaina
ted it. The PittentErgh Horticultural tiocietv in
1858 awarded tul a diploma for its exhibition.
smith° Allegheny County Agri cultural SodotY,
in 1860 , a premium for it as • ' the BEST new
seedling grape. in all respects superior t o th e
Isabella."
Onr stock of Vlnee Is unequalled
anywhere which ere , offer at 25 cents each,
..61) per Aida% 150 pef 100.
1,000, ISIEWIT4IOI leas prices. $lOO pa
We can furnish afetyo;tjalarge vines at trout
So tents to $1 mt.
J. ECNOX.
apinederw. So. so Filth Street.
Medical
.Pett32s 8402..
riLiblinh Post °Zs:.
Medical.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
" GREAT AMER I CAN REMEDY."
HARVEY'S MONO THERMAL
FEMALE PILLS
LI AVE NEVER YET FAILED ( WHEN
ALJE the directions have been strictly followed,)
in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE
Or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spinal Affections. Prolarsus Uteri.
the IV altos, or other weakness of ,he Uterine Or
gans. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the
constitution, and may be token by the moot dol.
iaat s females without cornice. dis'ress ; at the
same time
THEY A('T AS A ('HARM,
By rtrengthenir e, ir.v:gorating, and restoring
the syst cm to a healthy condition, and by bring
leg ou tie monthly period with regularity. no
matter from what cause tho ob.truction may
arise. They should, however, NOT be taken the
first three or fair 1130 allas of pregnancy though
safe at any other time, ai miscarriage would be
the result.
hack box contains GO Pills. PRICE, ONE
DOLLAR.
DR, HARVEY'S TREATISE
On DiSeIEGS of Fernald,. P•Ygnancy, Miscarriage,
Barrenu zes, riterility,ltepro Diction. and Abuses
of Nature, priii empuatic , ilv the LA D. ES' Pi. I -
YATtil MIIDICAL ADVD-Elt. a pamphlet of 70
page?, telt free to any address fix cents re
quire' to pay postage.
tr.....1"he Pills and Book will be sent by mail,
con' lenti ally, when desired, SECURELY SEALED,
and prYpY id. on receipt of money by
J. BY .]A^', M. L.. L.ent ra I Agent.
o, Cedar t, New
ev"),..' N old by all the 7ti
principaliitre Dreuggists.York.
Jo.ePh Frei:aim:. Druggist, corker of the
Diamocil and Market et., rgentf,r Pittsburgh,
orb emdaw
51 Ai HOOD;
110 W LOST! HOW RESTORED!
loot Pub/.fticd teol.ol envelope. Prtoe 6 at
A ECT UR EON II E NATURE,
tre i t .ent. hnct radical cure of Spormatorr
bwa, or vrainal aliness, Involuntary Emis
ea -0 , , s•Au.; i I ‘,.1,• ur.y itnpedirnonts to Al lir
nen,' v , N ervousucao, Corn umption,
‘lental anti Physical Incapacity,
r rig 1,111 :+elf-abuse, arc., us Halm J. Cri.-
Vr.r.WELL..M D., euthor ol the tirecn Book, sc
-• A Boon to 1 houtnntln of Sufferertt,"
;lout under seal, in a plirn envelope to ary ad
dress, paw-paid on n.cinpt at rixeent. r pos
tage s . unit' , Imp the. C11..7 C. KM:ill. 12: I n cry,
N cw York, Po=t Office Box, 451 w.
sell) :Nn-d.kw.
B, I, it. TOBIAS' VEX 'TIAN HORSE
II 1, f 'SEMEN C, in pint !mines. pries 50 rent,.
:MA HARTFORD, Cone.
tin : Lear hir— I have Peon in the liv
ery businese for the last .wenty years, mid do' lag
that limo have been ustri A .11 the various :int
ments and loci. ua a; the day, but neve: have
bound an ardcle equal to y ur Venitian Horse
Limeient I have fair'y tettteu it on my horses in
sprains. outs, calks, swellings ol the
viands. c., also l.tr rheumatism on myself, and
hare always heind it an invalurbie remedy.
lte,iet.tfully t our., U. I.lTt Ll FIELD.
Sold by all i/ruggists. :•4; Corttandt of.,
New 'lora. ye d by Thomas Redpat6,
Dia
mwi:Alley, Piti-lurgb, l'a orb
NE %V GOODS.
WE ARE ItECEIVING LAS
vv =rock of CIV tictuls we ever brought
from tit , . e , Ftt. cnmprieira, 911- [;‘,lbeN—tierman
t,w7tin.de, , urt,
HO(
Alec, Ti . M1111111g: uf e 1,t0,1 it e ued ie grant
variety. A large quantay ol
Ofl Y
B ALMO RA 1, SE t Ts
NE AN 1.) uuLES SHIRTS,
FRENCH CORSETS
And a large ,uppls of
1(113110Nb
Emi:;,olDEttl
qO' , l)S AND ZioTloNs
At Wholeftale and Metall
We only buy from Eret hands and sell at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
MACRUM & GLIDE,
7n Market street,
Between I , ,mrth and Diamond
i.', INAVa ri f 4 i; 14 Ei BUiLD i: 5; 1!
:4;ift OILIN Mgt
61 - t;is. fn..,,rearektr
i ~'i'PdYOll:tli, r.
"ref , m , Attit.LEACei' c,:kir.s. ALL .11:LINIlreo O.*
Inionze, r....asin: from three ti eat
huncer.sd ac,(l fifty hen* power. zed anted fel
tiro. tialc'di, 13 imt To 7r, hrml wlt prim
rate.
til,s r.rr.ctuar nqonti,.(l ~ .to construction 01
iguirir.cs Machine :7v for 12.1,c mil-la. and fai
ppritthlL, urilay x.r.d cizoolut caw
have tan J. Gniihe4 amci roady for ship-
MIL r t.l3o:!e."arart,r, Awl Boliora of every
(1cc0r11%.1013.
6,:ltare and JavUt iter,
Wrocibt.'ituftiog. liangerj e•rtd Ponies La
Ivan; verist;, and con.thue the tnenufact.tro of
Woclea rele.ohinezy anal Garda.
Otr prit , E4 are 101 t, 1/11r LII-,..i2.11101 . 7 Latkrall,Otax
ed o• the beet quality of r.nd warn log
to all wee to give sal.tz - Net•-•:1
+Or - Orders !rem pe,rte eountry eolloih
41 and peon:rals t Bed. toil:ddcw
JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
t ERTAIN A MENDAIHNTS TO THE
CO' 7 STITt,TION. Be it resolved by the Senate
ond House of kepresentatmes of Ow Common
wealth of P.-alley/van. in Genera/ Assembly met,
That the follcw mg amendments be proposed to
the Constitution of the Commonwealth, in so
lord/ince with the provisions of the tenth article
thereof;
(hero shall be an addition..l6eation to the third
article of the Conatktution, to be designated as
srotien four, he follows:
SgerioN 4 . Whenever any of the qualified
electors of t his Commonwealth shall be in actual
military service, under a requisition from the
President of the United States, or by the author
ity of this Commonwealth, such electors may ex
ercise the right of suffrage in all elections by the
citizens, under such regulations as are, or shall
be, prescribed by law, as fully as if they wore
present at their usual place of election.
There shall be two additional sections to the
eleventh article of the Constitution, to be desig
r,ated as r ectiona °Licht and nine, as rollows:
Srwrrrog K. So bill shall be passed by the Leg
islature containing more than one subject, which
shall be clearly expressed In the title, except ap
propriation hills.
SECTION 9. No bill shall be paced by the Leg
islature granting any powers, grit lieges, in any
ease. where the anthem y to grant such powers,
or pnvileges, has been, or may hereafter be,
conferred upon the courtd of chi, Commonwealth.
JOHN CES.N A,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOjIN P. PENNEY,
Speak el of the Senate,
Onto; or rat
SartagTswe 011 . THL COMitoNWEALTH. 1
Harrisburg, Jaly I, 1863.
PENNSYLVA:NIA, SS:
f----.} 1 do horehy oorttfy that the foregoing
L. S. annexed is a lull, true and oorrecteony of
,-- the original Joint Resolution of the Gen
eral Assembly, entitled - A J °int Resolution pro
posing
certain amendments to the Codstitutiou."
ns the same remains on tile in this office.
In testimony whereof I hare hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal of the Secretary's Of-
Eno to be affixed tho day and year above written.
ELI. SLIFER.
iwithdtt Secretary of the Commonwealth.
TO BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
viTE ARE row MANUFACTURING
a superior article of
LIME,
Which we are prepared tc, deliv , r from our
COAL YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET,
Beet quality of
FAMILY C 0 A ,
AlwayE on hand as usual.
my4et DICKSON. STEWART & CO
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1863
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COUPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY,
WROOR3ICLOO Cits,'Aug. sth, 1863.
R - BARFAS, By satisfactoryidenee presented
ti the undersigned, it has be made to ar0p....,3
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OK PITTiII
BURGH, in the County of Allegheny and Eit.;.l4
t
of Pennsylvania has been dul organised under
and according to the require to of the Aot of
Congress, entitled "an Aet to otde a Nasiortat
Currency, secured by a pledg of United States
Stocks, and to provide for the culivion and re
demption thereof," approv February 25th.
18t3, and has complied with a the provisions of
r t
said ~sct required to be co plied with before
commencing the business of B sing,
Now THEREFORE. I. Hugh eCulloch, Comp
troller of thy Currency, do he b certify that the
said FIRST NATIONAL B K OF PITTS
BURGH,tEIa county of Allegheny d State of Penn
sylvania, is autaorized to 00IN once the business
of Banking under the Act afor aid.
In testimony whereof wi my hand and
seal of office, this sth day of ust, 18h3.
1—"-.)HUGH facCULLOCH,
SS Comptrollerbf the Currency.
i s
_ 1
The First National Bank
of Pittsbiurgit, Pa.,
LATH PITTSBURGH TRUST COMPANY
Capital $400,000. with privilege to in
crease to $1,044.000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
ized under the act to prey-He il National Cur
rency, under the title of the FIRST NATIONAL
IiANK OF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
offer its services for the collection of Notes.
Drafts, Willa Exchange, Sc., receive motley on
deposit and buy an.; sell Exoliatge on all parts
of the country.
The success which has attends the Pittsburgh
Trust Company since its orgarutatmn in 11352, will
we belivo be a sufficient guarantee that business
entrusted to the now organitstion will receive
the some it ~ mpt attention. s
Having A very extensive correspondence with
Banks and Bankers, throughout the country, we
believe we ran offer nnuenalforalitiets to those
who do business with us,
The business will be conducted by the same
officers and diro2tors.
DIREOTOP.B : •
James Laughlin, IYm, K, Nimick,
Robert S Hays, Alexander Speer,
Thomas Bell, Francis O. Bailey,
Thos. Wightmaa, Alex. Bradley,
Samuel ilea.
JAMES LAUWILIN. Pro:ident.
J 011 N D. ScULLY, Cashier.
Angust sth, leti3;d3rwtf.
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
BANKERS,
IP. Wood St.. Second duo abote
1 , *.! OEt ®trout,
tik. EA LER.S Y0[1E:ION AN lb iJoui.jfic
Exchange, Cnin, Rank Notes , and Gov ern•
mou t bee us it MA. Collections promptly attend::
to nyll
a DLI), SI 1.17 DE.MAND NOTE* ,
llf ,ertu.onta2 I miubtednesn, Quarto-ma::
tors C,rtlEzateq.
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupong,
id rall ~L tivl govorataea• fevazttio7, 4vag11111!7
W, H. WILLIAMS a co.,
mlis:ritad rtet, earner vl Tctnl
0 N l'AliS,
YURNISHINti rtiTOItIE.
G-CocaDSOiR TFA 11
Baskets
Jelly Menhir,
Wash Basins
Cup Mops
W ire Sieves
Coal Scuttle
Stove Polish
Knife Washers
Basting 5p004.3
Coffee Mills
Wash Boards
Sauce Pans
Bird Roasters
Fry Pans
Farina Boilers
Egg Beaters
Flour Pails
Water Filterers
Pio Hates
Clothes Wringers
Wooden Spoons
Butter Prints
Wash Tubs
Soap Cups
Toast Foras
,tad Irons
Meat Presses
Cake Boxes, &0., &e,
FOR THE IH N N 6 ROOM.
a 1 PER PLATRD.
Castors Call Bolls
Syrup Jugs Nut Picks
Cake Knives Fish Knives
Crumb Knives • Ice Creem Knives
Salt Stands j Napkin Rings
Fruit Stands Cake Baskets
Butter Knives Forks and Spoons
Soup Ladles Oyster Ladles
Gravy Ladles Lugar Spoons
Children's Cups Mustard Spoons
Round &Oval Salvers Ice Pitchers
Bouquet Stands Goblets
CUTLERY.
Ivory Handled Knives Carvers
Cocoa do do Forks
Stag do do • Square Walters
English Tea Trays Crumb Brushes
Fork & Sporn Trays Crumb Trays
Dish Covers Chafing Dishes
Hash Dishes Coffee Biggins
Wine Strainers Coffee Cafetiera
Spirit Coffee Pots Nut Crackers
Table Mats Round Waiters
Bread Baskets Cork Screws
Wine Coolers Knife Sharpeners
Refrigerators I Water Coolers, &a.
FOR THECHAMBER.
Toilet Jars Water Carriers
Foot Baths Chamber Buckets
Infant's Baths Bowls and Pitchers
Matress Brushes Gas Shades
Shaving Atnas Nursery Shades
Bronx Match Holders do Lamps
Flower Stands Clothes Whiskes
Nursery Refrigerators do Hampers
Wax Tapers Night Lights.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Libraey Steps Door Mats
Vienna Fish Globes ' Vertac
Bird Cages Meat Safes
Vinous . Pocket Knives
Card de Visits Frames: Flasks
Camp Knives Camp Portfolios.
And eveutning pertaining to a well appointed
Household.
To be obtained at reasonable prices at the NEW
STORE of
Tin W are
Wooden Ware
Spice Boxes
Cup :tubs
Straw s.O lien]
flair Sieves
Mince Knives
Silver Soap
Chamois Skins
Skewers
Gridirons
Lemon Squeezers
Stew Pans
Waite irons
fah Kettles
Ilan Boilers
Or.ters
Larding Needlers
Pudding Pane
Broad Pane
Butter Ladles
Iron Holders
Step Ladders
Keelors
Clothes Lim*
Scales
Cook's Knives
Bread noxes
SCOODB
1)t AWERtf
BRAIDS,
KAY & RICHARDS
First door below the Exchange Bank
*A- All goods delivered free of charge in the
city, Allegheny, Birmingham, Manchester. Du
quesne borough, Mr. agl&-law
HAVING Ri.CEIVED INFO RBI A •
lion that persons have at different times
in the name of the Sufsistes.ce Committee, solio
ital contributions of Fruits and Vegetables from
the gardners and country People in the markets
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. we take this meth
od of giving notice. that we never authorised any
one to collect such contributions for us or the
Hospital. and that contributions thus collected
have never reached us.
W. P. ViTYMAN.
JOS. ALBREE. }Ex. Corn.
B. M. /kJ:Wool), )
Contributions for the Subsistence Committee.
should be se-:t to Messrs. Weyman & Son. Smith
field st- or Me/ ilTel Geo. Albroe. Son & Co. Wood
street. 8012
AVING VACATED THE FRONT
11. of his Etore, No• 96 Market Street, to make
alterations, will be found in the new addition, in
rear of old , •toro, entrance on Market alley : first
door from sth street, whore Dry Goods will be
sold cheap. . anls
REMO V AL,
■I B. F. BARBERS HAS REMOVED
17 from Smithcm'd street, below the Girard
House, to Nn.145 Filth street opposite the Court
BOWS. ^kid:
Hydropolts, or Garden Sprinkler,
AHEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE iron
wetting plants and flowers, WAShingwindowe,
=T i mm, ke, Pccmps of every description sold
an d repe„. Daykin's Patent Wilier Drawer
made and sold.
WRLDON & KELLY, 164 Wood lat.
One door from Ninth
Banking Houses.
OF PITTSBURGH
MEEIE
USEIi
NO. 30 FIFTH STREET
NOTICE.
H. J. LYNCH
Educational,
/
/64/ 1/.
Wilson illoCandlers, Judge of the United
E rates Circuit Court, President.
Corner of Pent" & St. Clair St., Pitts
burgh Penn'a.,
rwinE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND
AA best. $35 pap! for a full Commercial
comae•
No extra charges for Manufactuare Steamboat,
Railroad and Bank Book-keeping.
Minister's eons at one-half price. Students en.
ter and review at any time.
This Institution is conducted by experienced
T ea . a n ere an d ',Tactic.) accountants, who pre
pare young mon for active business at the least
e.xpense and rhortest time for the most lucrative
and responsible situations.
.Diplomas granted
for merit only. Hence the preference for grad
uates at this c,ollego by busmea s men.
Prof A.C. w ley, the best Penman f the Union,
who holds the largest number of FIRST PRE-
Inuits. and over all competitors, teaches Rapid
Business Writing.
9e... Attend where tho Sons and Clerks of bug
ness men graduate.
For srOCIME:I7/3 of Penmanship and Catoloene
containing hull information. enclose twentr-fire
cents to the Princpals.
anlo JENKINS it- SMITII.
ST FRANCIS COLLEGE,
UNDER CAR OF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS
r 1 , 11.114 P. INFMITITrIION,
1 . 4.. IN L'JitETIO, Cambria county Pennsyl
vania about four miles from Cresson Station, on
the direct rota() het a - een Philadelphia and Pato
burgh, vim - , chrirtered in 1116 A, with priviF.ges to
tha usual Himont and Degrees.
The location of the t•ollerv.. , is uno of the most
healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alle
gheny Mountains being Proverbial for its Dare
water, bracjao air, and I.n.araScille scenery.
The .9 , hlbistie year commencea en the PIRS'.I
MONDAY after the 3ra h of A UOUST, and ead3
I,bc,tlt the &th of JUNE following. It is divide
uto two Si.of.u,..us Students cannot return home
Setween thP F , W,a;:. , . AD the Apnaratur.;
neees
nary (:)1 . Land Surveying. Enlineering,
II he fort :Shed u 7 the retitutiot to the
atudants.
i , trUMErid a/ EL a Ginnie fcrmg cairn
"'corgi. titndents will be admittr..l from *lt
17, , rm the ago 01 •rmn1100(i.
Tarare-13:m3 End Tuition_ pasafiN half Yearl,
in 4.1,781)1.e. . $65
Survoy.ng ana use of instruments, per an-
GLUM
Lauc..siges, titre. . nl .tu..Jents spcnd in e Vacation at.the College.. 20
.defercnce can be made to the Rt. Rnv. Bubo])
Domenec, Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood. PhiladeLphia.
Bey - colas. ' , At , Rev Dr, O'Hara.
Rey. Henry' McLaughlin. Phila.
deThia ;Ker. F Mahar, Harrisburg.
N. 11.—A hick ch. 9, to Le , e . ,te fr:tn Cres
s n. sonll
For Raga 511,0 ItoacheA, Ants, Bed Bugs, Moths
in Fur', inar , to on Plants, FOWIB,
Ani e.
u, , in .1 llolo a bottles and
tlluArs : t.d and '1,4 firth,,
for Hotels. Public Insti
tutions, Ace,
- Only int aikido rnrned.le:. known."
Free from Poison',"
"Not danrreron she !Inman Yan3ily."
- Hats come oat nt thetr h,‘lo, to die."
04- Sold Icholegale in all In rue Cities.
ere' Sld by Drugifir., and Dealers every
where.
4101,
bottde and Ila.• 1: before you buy.
Address HENRY R. COSTAR.
Prinetpai Depot, 4ht a 1 - troadN , ).y, N. I%
41- Sold by R. E. ELLE rtzt & CO., and 11. L.
FAH N EaroCK ..t; Wh,detude Agents, Pilfe r
burr. iylG-6nuleodam
SMITH, PAPS & CO
N inth Ward Foundry
Warehoui.o, NO. 149 glut, owl 120 Se-end et!.
Manufacturers ,of all arab and descriptions of
Coal Oil aotorts and Stills, Gas and Water pipes,
Sad Irons. Dog Irns. Wagon Boxes, Seel Moulds
•ngere and C..uplings.
AlS.,oJobbiug and Machinery of every descrip
tion made to order.
- - - - .
Baying a complete machine shop attached to
the foundry all necessary , fitting will he carefully
attended 02:1yriAriv
J. DUNLEN'Y,
roe ac
NO. 4 DIAMOND,
YfriNFßllitaki.
I=l
,R 0 E'INC
gi UPTON, OLDDEN t CO,
a... 1 aro prnpami to 6
GRAVE: ROOFING
)ut of the city on short notice.
OHi:e corner Fitch E Wood sts , 2d star➢
eon
shell Oysters! Shell Oysters.
UORNITCOP Le£ SA LOON ALWAYS
in advance. '1 he proprietor of this noted eat
ing es•albiihment has just recieved a large pup -
ply of liolhino - e She:l OyFters, Ttey val.! se
Forced up in the best possible manner, with all
the iicliescie, the Market affords Don't forget
the place, o.irncr of Filth and [mon streets.
se29-dif F. IV FIS. Proprietor.
mEDICAL CARD
R. X DRROLETIIS,I.I. I)
From the Medical Faculty of Paris France. is
Intern , Resident Physician) of Hotel Dieu,
Charity Ilospitab. &c. Date of Diplom', ]B.
OF F I E 57 GRANT STREET, St
Nicholas Banding.
Con , nltatn n (IR ATI 4 , every Tuenday and
iday, from 10 o'clock to 12 a tn., and from 2 to
4 P. m. sag
WALL PAPER,
FOR AUTUMN OF 1663,
A complete assortment of beautiful
PAPER ELANGINGIO
Of all styles. at prices lower than can be again
offered. For sale curing the season by
W. P. MARSHALL,
se3 57 Wood StreeL
A LARGE STOCK OF
NEW SHOES
AT DIFFENBACHER'S,
NO. US FIFTH STREET,
mbrallng Ladies. Misses and Children's
wear , n great variety, sell
ILTOTICE.—ANDREW KLOBIAN, OF
.L Pittsburgh HENRY PHIPPS, Jr.. and
HOM AS N MILLER, of Allegheny city. have
th H day entered into a limited partnership for
the transaction of the Rokng Mill business,
ur.der the ft le name of KLAN at PHIPPS,
Andrew Kioman and Henry Phipps Jr as Hen
oral and Thomas N. Miller as Special Partner,
the partnership to continue until the let day of
January, 1870. ANDIIEW KLOMAN,
ti EN ktY PHIPPS. JEt ;
selo-lasofirg THUS. N, MILLER.
4 EMOVAL OF LIVERY STABLE.
The undersigned having removed his Live
ry Stable from the rear of the dcott House. to near
the corner of iirat and Smithfield street. W. C.
Coons o ld stand, is prepared to furnish carriages,
buggies, and saddle horse" upon the 'hottest no
tice. Also horses kept at limy at reasonable
rate& Undertaking and all arrangements for fu
nerals will receive his special attention
SEAL SRICELASD.
ppLES-150 BARRELS OF GREEK
Apples. Just receivedand for tale by
FE:12.1a5 do ARMBTAONG,
tog corner Market and Ant atzseta
BARS OP Pirrsprrpos. I
Oztober In 1803
AN ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN Dl
cf this Bank wilt be held at, the
Banking acme on. 1101 , IDAY. November 16th.
between the hours of 10 a. to., and 2 o'clock p. m.
the tunnel meeting of the Stockbo'dud will
be hell 'ILTESDAY, November 3d, at 11
o'clock a. in. JOIIN 11.41tPh11},
ocl6 3 d,4ltw Ca! hi er.
MERCLIANTS AND BIANOPACTIJKS.IIB' BANK,
etltler 15. 1863.
FEIHE ANNUAL ELECTION /OR DI.
RECTOR:i will be held at the Banking
11 ,use, on MONDAY, the Uldiday of Novemoer
nest, between the he of 10 a. m. and 2p. m
The avonal n:eetin•. of the Stockholders will
be held on TUESDAY, the 3d day of November,
at 10 ..'clock a. m. JOIIN SCOTT, Jr.,
oel6-to Cashier.
CITIZENS' BANN, 1 .
Oct her 15. 1
TEE 63. f
4 N ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN Di
x& RECTuR!, ofisank be held t the
Banking Hulse on MONDA YwiII November a l6th,
at 10 o'imock, a. Lt..
Ice reg'ar Ibeetlng of the Stoc' ed-
era hln held on TUESDAY, .November k 3d, l at
11 o'cloci a. m.
IRON CITY BA OF PITTSERTRITIT,
FOIL
863.
N ELECTION FOIL THIRT EEN IL
ZR
Banking V
h O u ß s S e . f n
thO NDA Y w . i l N b v bed e a l6th
b?tween the thlurs of 11 a. m., and 2 p. m.
The annual mooting at the htockholdem 11
be held on 'TUESDAY, Novemb•r 3d. Atli. o'clock
a. m. J. 111 h(301.
ocl6-Ited Cashier.
- -
ALLEGHENY ANK.
Pittsburgh. uctoter ß 14. IMS. }
N ELECTION FOR HLRECToRS OF
this Bank will re held at the Banking
Hoes: on the 16th of November next, between
the hours of JO a. m, and 2 o'clock. to.
J. 'W. COOK, Cashier.
The annual mee'ing of the btockholders will
be field on the 3d day of November aczt, at./.2
o'clock, m oe 5-te
• 0 FFICR OP THE PEN INSURANCE CO, }
PITTSIIC otober 9th, 1863.
1111111 E STOCIitIOLDERS OF TIFLIS
C. mpany aro hereby notified that t o an.
anal election for .1) • &eters f:r the ensair g ye,r,
wil , be held at the office, bio. 63 Fourth strent,,,be •
tween the hours of ton o'clock a. ra.. and 1 et.lock
p. m., on :MONDAY, the 2d day of Now mber,
1861 L (.1:L TER SFEWUL.
ocle-td t etetarY.
grirß STOC!► OF TREES, OF LARGE
eize, 1 , 4 r 13.11 plnntinir, ia floe. viz'
APPLE,
GRAPE VINES, viz
DELAWARE, CONCORD,
And the new approved torts in large quantitiLe,
and all rtter Is artery Stock for profit.
Ornamental Shrubs and Evergreens,
In great varieties.
Farmers and :Anon coming to the Nurseries
with the r own wag. na will be furnished extra
large TREES at the usual rates.
T. L. SHIMS & CO
5626-ltd,t4tvr
SEWICKLEY, PA
West Virginia Land for Sale.
VALUABLE A.ND FINE TRACT
of about 473 acres El highly cultivated land
to be sold low ; situated on the Little Kanawha
Hirer, about 4 miles from the City of Parsers
burg, Wood County, W. V. The whole of which
is under good and substantial fence, and more
than one•half is highly improved and cultivated.
The balance is well timbered and the whole well
This is one of the most desirable farms and
residences in the County or State. This farm
srlit be so d low. Terms easy. and - a
good bargain awaits the purchaser. For further
particulars apply or address
on27;ltd3mmr
Farm For Sale.
Pt3TSBUROH
A N IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE,
coatai_ ing t 3 aorta, aitaat:d in
Near Steve:eon's mill. The said farm being in a
h gn state of oultivadon; has two elwellintr e a
&no i barn, ipring how., a s_, all tau ra, to
gather with all things neeaszary, ino.ualner a coal
bat k.juat three mike fr.itt the river. For fur
ther particulars enquire by mail. or otheraiae
RUBERT ROOD,
On the premise!, Mona P. 0.. Al eghe:y Pa.
ocS-2td&4tcv
■ 1111. HALSEY, OF NEW YORK, HAS
NY 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 certain other plants, whose virtues
are ten times more effective as medical agents. So
pure and concentrated are the medicinal proper.
ties of this Wine, that it has been round the most
effective medicine now in use. Frequently, less
than a single bottle restores the - lingering Patient
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.palsey's celebrated OUM- COAT KI)
FOREST ILLS as an adjunct, all the followmg
disorders are permanently cured.
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION....
A box of the Forest Pills, and a bottle of the
Wine, will sure the most distressing forms of this
oniplaint.
AGUE AND FEVER...Ono or two doses o
the Pills, and a bottle of the Wine will break the
awns and cure the Patient in all cases, when the
directions on the bottle are adhered to.
DROPSICAL CORIP.LAINTS..From on
to two boxes of the Pills. and three bottles of th-
Wine cure this obstinate disorder.
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS....
The Forest Wine and Pills have proved ilbrhl3
efficacious in this disorder. Ono to two boxes of
the Pills, and three or four bottles of the Wine,
are sufficient to accomplish rare in tho worst
Oases.
- DEBILITY, NIGHT SWEATS, Emacal
lion and Weakly Stale O f Mei CO,. unon.—The
Forest Wine is a .popular reined; or all these
complaints. One to three bottle core the worst
eases without the use of the Pills; but when the
complaint is accompanied with some other disor
der. the Pills will be required.
E.H.F.oll.&Tifilll.—The efficacy of the For
est Remedies in Rheumatism is very singalar.--
Some of the most distressing eases 1 eve saw
have been cured by them in ten or twelve day
BILIOUS DISORDERS AND FOUL
STOMACH.-.One purgative dose of the Forest
Pith] will cure any bilious disorder or any com
plaint arising from Foul Stomach and morbid con
dition of the bowels.
FEVEBI4.—One or two purgative doses will
oure fevers.
COVIREIS, COLDS, ETC.—One box of the
Pine, and a bottle of tho Wine, will break up and
cure the most severe colds, coughs, and pain in the
breast
lILCEBS, BOILS, BLOTCHED, Scabbed
Head, Ringworm, Erysipelas, Halt Mesn. Sore
Eyes,and every kind of Rumor. Thep complaints
all arise from one common cause—inTpure blood.—
Generally nothing but tho Pills are roquirmi for
he cure of most of these disorders; but il
remedies are used, two boxes of the Pills. and tat
or three bottles of the Wine, will cure the verJ
worst cases, and frequently by less than hap th,,
quantity.
JAUNDICE...Two boxes % ofthe Pll
many bottlesol the Wine. (ninth° worm smee of
Jaundice.
FERILMLE OBSTRUCTIONS, produced
from bad colds or weakly constitutions. A few
does of the Forest \% ine cures the most distressing
forms of these complaints: and if the Wino be
followed up a few weeks, these derangements will
not occur again. The Wine exactly suits the
female constitution, and gives strength. vigor. and
blooming health. Over a million of boxes 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 cures and
good effects of these remedies.
Forest Wine Is in large square bottles, one dol
lar per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars,—
Forest Pills, twenty-five cents per box, federal
repot, 55 n alker Street, Now York and kept
yy one or more respectable ilrinningte in almost
every c ity and villas° in the Union 'And Bridal:l
Colonies. Dr. (3EO, If. ILYABEit,Agent.
wood street,
ml:ll2.lyw
Sold by Druzgisto everywh ,o
FOR BALE--I ROW OFFER FOR
ea% until the drat of Marcit-18fel, a small
farm of 49 acres, 9 roods and Ur perches. strict
measure. !feasted on the waters of Robison aim.
and uuderlaidwith stone coal and oonvententto
Bail:road. Enquire of N. Barclay on the prem
ises, or address
~**•TJ
Bank Elections.
GRo. T. VAN DOREN,
Cashier
FRUIT TREES, &0,,
PEACH,
PEAR,
PLUM,
CHERRY, and
N. P. AMEINS,
Parkersburg. W. V
MOON TOWNSHIP,
Nob ARCLA.YaY.,_
Nlegown
ESTABLISHED 1.842.
DAILY POST
- -
DAILY POST: -ADVANCED HATES.
Six months. " ..... ....... 25
Three " 215
One "
70
One week, delivered in the 18
3
To agents per hundred . LI
Died of a Broken Bean
At the time the subject of the draft was•
being agitated in Washington, a young
man employed at the navy yard, in order
to avoid being drafted, came to New
York cad enlisted in the naval service,
and was assigned to the United States
brig Bainbridge. He had been married
not long previously to a young woman
of Washington, who loved him intensely.
The Bainbridge sailed,-and atter a time
the news came that she had been lost with
all on board. The lady,whose husband was
among the devoted crew, was immediate
ly prostrated by the shock which the in.
telligenee produced, and she betook her
self to her bed and utterly refused all the
consolation that could be offered. She re
fused to partake of nourishment, and it
was obliged to be administered to her by
force. At I : a report came that the
ill fated vett,, t woe not lost. It wasli mis
take she was safe; she 17118 not lost. So the
atm y came, and the glad tidings wereim•
parted to the young wife. She arose from
her bed, arrayed herself as usual, and was
rapidly regaining her health and cheerful
ness when the counter report came—the
terrible eorfirmation that the Bainbridge
was really lost with all her crew. Again
she was prostrated, took to her bed, and
refused to be comforted. Her friends de
spair of her recovery, and she will proba
bly die a victim to her aff.....etion for him
whose love to her was more than
r. Commercial.
A Humorous Incident on the Ken
tuoky Central Bear oad
On yesterday a humorous mistake oc
curred on the passenger train of the Keu•
tacky Central railroad. In the fourth
seat back of the stove, in one of the pas•
senger cars, sat +a gentleman and lady,
sweet and gushing as the fairy ones of
olden times. His arm encircled her waist
in bearlike squeezing ; his one hand toyed
with her ribs ; his other hand wandered
around her amplitudes and bonnet strings
like a 'oat child in a berry-patch, seeking
a place to rest, and his eyes were fixed on
the face of his fair companion with all the
earnestness of a Romeo, In 'short, they
were the observed of all observers. In'
the first seat back of the couple alluded
to eat a demurely looking lady, naturally
interested in the display of affection in
front of her, eo natural and touching.
When the cars entered the tunnel, three
miles back Of Covington, the gentleman
was standing by the stove for a moment.
When part way through, and while all was
dark as night, he groped his way back,
and just as the train began to emerge into
the least glimmer of light, was a yell
_ -
too far back, had seated himself in the
wrong seat, and was trying his beat to kiss
the demure lady, who couldn't see it l He
lit out in a hurry, and with the most
sheepish look we ever saw, took his place
beside the girl, while the spectators were
convulsed with laughter.— Cis. _Enquirer,
Remarkable Longevity.
We are indebted to a friend at Miller's
Landing, Mo., for the following statement
in reference to an inhabitant of Franklin
county, recently deceased:
Michael Shookman, who died Septem•
ber 8, 1868, at his farm in Bawl township,
Franklin, Mo., was born in Loudon
county, Va., in 1759, making him 104
years old. He was 18 or 17, July 4th,
1776, when the Declaration of Indepen
dence was adopted. He married and had
several children there. He then rempved
to Tennessee. He came to Missouri
about 1880, and has remained here ever
since.
He has ever been an industrious, good
citizen, and has raised a large family.
He died, leaving twenty-two children,
eighty-two grand children and thirty
great grand children. His oldest child is
over eighty and the youngest eight. years
old.
He had doubtless more grand children
and great grand children, but the family
are so scattered that many of them have
not been heard fromfor years.—St. Louie
/is/nib/icon. •
Hazel Eyed Women.
Major Noah said a hazel eye inspires at
first sight a Platonic Gibraltar. A wo
man with a hazel eye never elopes from
her husband, never chats scandal, never
sacrifices her husband's comfort to her
own, never talks too little, always is an
agreeable and lovely creature.
We never knew says a brother editor, of
but one hazel-eyed woman who was un
interesting or unamiable, and she had a
nose as we Yankees say, that looked like
the little end of nothing whittled down to
a pzint.. The grey is the sign . of shrewd.
ness and talent. Great thinkers have it.
In woman it indicates a better head than
heart. The dark hazel is noble in its
significance, as well as its beauty. The
blue is amiable, bat may be feeble. Tile
black—take care there is thunder and
eightning there
HERNIA OK RUPTURE CURED.
WE ARE PREPARED TO TREAT
encomfitily all oases of ruvture in young
persona, most castis s in middle aged. and in some
:came of old persons. having fitted up an eaten
givo e3tablielimontlor manufacturing
IMPROVO VIM AB SUPPORTER&
In peculi,r eases or where persons delft* any
style ut truss not on hand we will manufacture to
order. Having the largest stock in the it all
persons reqtdruag trusses will 'Audit to their ad
vantage to call.
Dr. AVGABIL will attend personally to the
n of Trusses, Supporters, &a., &o.
Besides our own manufacture we have a large
kid
Ritter & Penfield's Celebrated Trusses,
Dr. S._ S. Fiteb's Celebrated Trusses,
Mani & Co.'s Celebrated Trusses,
French. Englislr and German Trisses,
Supporters, all kinds,, Elude •
Stockings, Bandages, &o. •
At the Pittsburgh Drug House.
TOBIZENCE & WOAEIt,
Aparatatans.
ootner of Fourth and Market Ma,. Pittabtultk•
•at2-lsd.o
10 CASES E..T. CASTOR OTT..
Just recolival and for solo by
•
eeI&.GEO. A. KELLY.
• No e 3 Feleratst.
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