JAMES P.
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Vegetable Extract.
• d PURE TONIC.
Dr. Hoofland's
- GERMAN BITTERS
PHE:PAItED BY
DR. C. D.. &JACKSON, Philadel
phia, Penna.,
win effectually orire
Liver ComplAint s ,
SPEPSIA. JAUNDICE,
or b ammonia ivenltity, Xonteneeft
nlf the Hidneys, and ail Disease:li
front a idgnordered
ver or totornogite,
anon
as' Consti
pation. Inward
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to the Dead,
AcidiLv of the Stomach,
Nausea. Heartburn, Divrust
too tfor
t F o o m o a d c h, F o n ur e sFsr uor
taVi ogh Sink
lug or Fluttering at the Pit td Stom
aelt, Swimming or the lieu.. Horned and
dirscult.Breathing, Muttering at the Heart.
hekintrersuffocallng sensations when in a hint
vesture Dimness of Vision Dots or webs be
ore the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the
Bead, Deficiency of "...ration, Vol.
!ownef of the Skin and es ~Pain to
rho Side. Back. Chem. im° B . kc 6
Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burn
inr in the Flesh, Constant
unaginingß of Evil,
and Freat:depres
pion of
And will Positively spirits.
l ens ever, &o. prevent Yellow Fever. Bil-
No ALCOHOL OR BAD
THEY CONTAIN
They will cure the above diseases in ninetf-nine
o dos out of a handrifd.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal
otilituanj et ttoofiand's German Bitters. (Dural/
vegetable hosts of ignorant quacks and unsern-:
>alerts venturers, have opened upon suffering
iumanity the flood e tes of Nostrums in the shape
of room whisky . vii compounded with injurious
Irtur
to and otutsten Tonics, Stomachles and Bit
m.
Beware of the inntunerable array of alcoholic
nreparations in plethoric bottles, and big-beilied
kegs. under the modest appellation of Bitters; t
and leave
tead of mg only aggravates diseases
he disappointed waterers in despair.
HOC/ELAND'S GERMAN BI ETERS,
Are not a now and untried article, but have
stood the teat of fifteen years trial by the Ameri
can public; and their reputation and sale, are
not nvatled by any similar preparation.
The _proprietors have thousands of Lotter,
from the most eminent
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physt Class and
Citizens'.
Testifying of their own personal knowledge. tc
Be beneficial effects and medical virtues of these
b tars.
DO YOUWANTSOIIETHINOt9.B2'BENOTD.
EN YOU?
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE,
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR TU CON
BTITION?
DO YOU WANT TO PEEL WELL?
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NEIL VO
NE - ? U.
VD YOU WA- 2 9T EA - 120Y?
Do pm want to sleep trent
Do you want a brisk and vicarious
73 - 4 do. we
HOOPLAND'S.GERIWAN BITTERS
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bittere, pautatp sn Quart bottles, compounded
cy' the cheapest whit:. common rum, coetin,g from
er
20 to 40 cent, pga the toe,: dieguieed by An
teepr Coriander Seed,
This class of Biders hos caused and will contin
ue to cause as lone as they can be sold hundred«
to die the death of the drunkarcL Si,th-ar use tke•
esedeen sa kept continua ll y under the wouence of /-
oohohio Stimulants of the worst kind, the desire for
Liquor is created and kept by, and the result to all
de the hh
orrors attendant upon a drunkard's life and
at
Fix 1:4086 who desire and will have a Liquor
Bitters, we publseh the following receipt. Gel One
Bottle Hoolland's German Bitters, and
nix with Three quarts of Good Brandy
or Whisky, and the result will be a preparation
that will far excel en medicinal virtue, and tru e
arcellenoe any of the numerous. Liquor Bitters in
the market, and well cost much less. You will
have ail the Hoolland's Bitters in
usinteotion with a good article of Lat
much less price than these inferior p iquor.
reparati a
ons
will cost you.
ATTENT.IO.I6 BOLDIEBS,
AND THE FRIENDS OP SOLDIERS
We call the attention of al/ having relations or
friends in tne army to the foot that -HOOF
LAND'S Gorman Bitters" will cure nine tenths
of the diseases induced by exposures and priva
tions incident to camp life. In the lists, publish
-
el almost daily in the newspapers, on the arrival
of the sick. it will be notioed that a very large pro
portion are suffering from debility. Every case
of that kind can be readily cured by Hoofland's
German Bitters, Diseases remaking from disor
dere of the digestive organs aro dily remov
ed. We have no hesitation in stating that, if
these Bitters were freely used among our soldiers
hundreds of lives might be saved, that otherwise
gill be Jost.
Wietallpartiernlar a ;ton don to the followirg re
markableand.well-authentioated cure of one of
the nation's heroes, whose life, to use hi. own
lens uagrhes beam saved by tho Bitters :2
rattaDeLmila. /lastest 22. d, 1862,
goMessrs. Jones dr Eemts.—Well. gentlemen, 'Your
efiand's German Bitters has saved my lite,
There - is no mistake in tins. It 12 vouched for by
numbers of my comrades, some of whose names
are appended, and who were fully cognizant of
all the circumstances of my case. I am, and have
been for the last four years, a member of Sher
man's celebrated bettors , , under the immediate
3 8nutitand of Capt. it. B. Ayres. Through the ex-
Poetize attendant upon my arduous duties, Iwa
attacked in November last with infiamatien o
the lunge and was ;or seventy two days in the
heepital. This was followed by great dobilitY.
heightened bYanattaok of dysentery. I was then
removed from the White/louse and sent to this
city on board the steamer "State of %ta Lae," from
which ! landed on the 28th of June. Since that
time "have been about as low as any one could
be addend retain a spark ofvitality; Fora week.
or more I was scarcely able to swallow anything,
did force a orsel down, it was imu.edi-
Ofi if
yti wit again.
I
comanot even keep a glass of water on my
stomata% Life could not last under these circum
stances land. accordingly the phytricia hs who
had baba working faithfully. though unsucoceful
lY. to rescue me from the grasp of the dread Arch
er. frankly told me they could do no more for me,
and. t /voted me to see a clergyman, and to make
suohnispaatlon ofmy limited fonds as best Bait
ed Me. AAn a.gnaintanoe who visited me at the
hospital, Mr. Frederick 9teitibron. of Bth below
Area Street. advised me as a forlorn hope, to try
your Bitters amt kindly procured a bottle, From
Z - comma:need .UW,ngthem the shadow of
death reoeded, and I am now, thank God for it.
o.,stUng better, Though I havetaken but two ho it t-
Res. Iftavestained-10 pounds. and feel
Of beingvermitted to re:loin DIY .wife and dung -
ter. Nisi !Thom I. have -heard nothing for eigh
teen monthx.for gentleman. I antsioyal
ian, f 3 m the motnity of Front Royal, To your
invaluable Bitters I owe the glorious privilege of
again olae,oing to my bosom those who are dearest
10 me la lifs.
Very truly, yours. ISAAC MALONE.
Wa ftilly. concur in the truth of the above state
ment; Salvo had despaired - of seeing ont comrade;
Mr. Malone: restored to health.
JOHN CIIDDLERACE, lat N. V , Battery.
GEORGE A. ACKLEY, Co, C . 11th. Maine,
LEWIS eyi Y.
L E SPENCER. lat Artanery. Battery F.
J. D PANE* ELL. Co B. 3d Vermont.
HENNER JEROME Co B. do
HENRY T.-INACDONALD, Co 0 6th Maine.
JOHN F. WARD, Co E. sth Maine,
NT 11_72d NY.
NATHANIEL H, TIIOmAs, d o F. 95th Pa.
ANDREW J. D..MBALL - Co A. 3d Vermont
JOHN SENHERS 'Co B. 108th Penna.
BEWARE OF 00UNTERXEIni.
Ike tlisittalf slidiatate Of "(1. M. JACKSON,"
is entheiVtufvga of ear'. bottle..
MOE BOTTI.E 75 CENTS, HALF DOZ. FOR $4 0 0.
ahedd.lfolir nearest druggist not have the or
acle; be pit off by any of the intoxicating
.re one that maybe offered in its place, but
to ize, antere will forward, securely packed
I
Aro naDeT.
cipal Doles , and Mantmactory. No. Id 9
-174;rt.
JONES: i EVANS •
(bcceasora to C. M. Jackson & C 0.,)
Proprietors
VI- Pop ealeby Drnirsiste and dealers in every
wa in the United States. and bp__
Dr. 61. H . ..KuzSER,
Pittsburgh.
a. P. 84314WABTr esup
IRIAIso for fondt PL.Paillf(PO eor•
worths Diaan Market about -
por We also by
ON
JoirsProar,
coma? amitbilebt and Fourth Men
A. J. MANIKIN' elk CO.,
jelerket /treat. three doom Weir 4th, pittat ati t
ulleanY• 4l • o4 r•: - 4111101 tholis insp.
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Medical.
GENERAL DEPOT
No. 118 Market at...llarrieburg, Pa.
For sale by Dr. KEY SER, Agent,
140 WOOD STREET.
octi.tiuld
WARRANTED g ALL CASES
I T CAB BE RELIED ON. IT NEIRII
tails to care 1 It does not nauseate I It IN
speedy in aotion I
No Change of Diet is Required
It does not interfere with business pursui
can be used without detection !
Upward of 200 cures the p a st month, some of
them very severe cases. -It is adapted for male
and female, old or young!
81 - 'SCIFIC PILLS -
are the original and rely genuine Specific PilU
Over one hundred physiciar. , : have used them in
their practice and all speak well of t , eir °Melia
and approve of their cumpositi .n, which is entire
ty vegetable and perfectly harmless on the system.
Hundred; of oortificates can be shovrn.
Bell's Specific Pills are the only reliable remedy
for effecting a permanent and speeds cure In all
cases of bperniatorrhea, or Seminal Weakneas.
with all its train of evl such as Urethral and
Vaginal Discharges, Gle i e a
t. the Whites, Nightly' or
Involuntary Emissions, (100 ital Debiaty and Ir
ritability, Incontinence, Imp , tence, Weakness or
Loss of Power. Nervous Debility . , ate all Of
which arise principally from Sexual Excesses or
Self- Abu.o, or some constitutional f u lfill ing ent
and inc apacitates the sufferer from the
dirties of Married Life!
In all Sexual Diseases, as Gonorrhea, Meet and
Stricture and in Di , eases of the Bladder and Bid
takine a
PRICE single box, -
01i14 DOLLAR.
JOSEPH PLEMlblii,
comer Market street and Diamond.
and by Druggists generally- Pittaburgh.
They will be sent by mail securely sealed on
receipt of the money by
J. BRYAN, M. D.
N 0.76 Cedar street, N. Y..
Consulting Physician far the treatment of Sem
inal, Urinary, ! , exual and Nervous Diseases, who
will Bend fr,e to all the following valuable works
Tho Fiftieth Thousand.—Dr. Belle
Treatise on Self-Abuse, Premature Decay, .T.m•
Debility,
and Loss of Power, Sexual Diseases,
Seminal IA eakneas. Nightly Emissions, Genitaf
Debility, ,kc. A pamphlet of fifty pages, con
taining important advice to the afflicted and
should be read . by every sufferer as the means
of cure in the severest stage is plainly Bet forth.
Two stamps to pay postage, aul7d,liw
TO THE PUBLIC
_
E - EcitALL'T
thalanorantaudfabe .
ly Modesto f ail denomi
nations. treat secret and
delicate disorders. self- •, 4
abuse and diseases or -
tnations common and in
oldelit to youths of both
peg ti; and adults, single or married. BesimuSl
DII. wman. publishes the fact of his doing
so. the fimorant and falsely mode:dare dr
shocked; and think it a great sin very immoral
and for oontandrustion and corruption among
their wives, promising sons and daughters. Their
family physician should be cautious to kei then
in ignorance that they do the same as Dr. BRAN
3TRUP. (except publishing) leet a lucrative pm!
tdoe might be lost to them among stupid
modest and presumptuous bmilies. boro tal q
raised In ismorance. signor ap an mantrap= an
who compare society, internam:me. sense, AP:S.O
dollars and cents, mysteriously. meanly orllll
gotten. It Is to PubllcitY, however, that numeroui
....a..-unts and guardians are thankful that their
_was, daughters and wards, previously feeble
stony and of delicate condition and appearanoa
have been restored to health and vigor iry Dlt.
EffUNSTßlT2....basidect many before and attq
marriage througnittico litvelreee scri4torion sta
fazing. engird", mortitcation, sc. Sperrni.tor
hes or nocturnal etc oissiona are completely cured
in a very short Erma of time by has new rementea
which are Was OM They arecoMianod I
from the Vogetable If-ingdom, having alma the
fallacy:of the Mercurial treatment he nig abandon
ed it and substituted the relatable Pomade dfa
measure treated with mashed sueoB29-11ant11 had
over forty years GO) experience to their treat
went hi hospitals of both the Old World and -b
the United &Mesa:ads hintta say-qo all wita_g
fair trial. health rad happiness will again bloon
upon the now—palled cheek. Trllle no imager WM
montabf•okß and qunem, but come and ho ourod
Consumption and all of to, kindred dlseasm. of
'nowso many annually fill cur conntricor egg
'now 60 relieved. providbg .hcy attend to II
■
time Pull particulars can behad of my tree
byproeuring a copy of the Medical Adviser 4
Is given grade to all that apply Having - e,
vantage of Over forty - Years illtiotelimee
observation. consequently. ha has superior shill
In the treatment of special diseases, and who la
doily oonsulted os theprofeesion. as well samosa,
mended by reneotabla citizens, Publiga..
Dilators of hotels. km oMoe iala amity]
street. near Diamond street. Private comer
callous from all parte el the Onion stritstag
bertdmite. farad -
_
deklY Fi: , Eb ßO arch P24:41A0 vans.
sYRIIF OF MANDRAKE AND &FLU
L1N924.1a., .
Having had a man employed for the last sig
years compounding the above excellent remedies
for my own practice, and having' used them with
uncommon suss:sass in all that time. I feel la
duty to set them before the public, as my avee,
rime° leads me to think they are as near somata
as any remedies well can be for the following
diseases, namely : &Tofu's, Coitre, Syphilis, and
all diseases that arise from an impure state of the
blood. One trial will eonyinee any person of
thfi l r e litness for those diseases,
aml
;T. NV. 13:14,A NSTR P, M. D.
g 5 Smithfield at.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
GRAPE VINES.
WE WERE AMONG THE FIRST To
secure this INVALUABLE GRAPE.
and have frnitod it for frve years. We obtained
our original vines from Mr. EMT, who origina
ted it. The Pittsburgh Horticultural Society in
1858 awarded us a diploma for its exhibition,
and the Allegheny.ecninty Arrioultanel Society,
in 1880, a premium for it as "the BEST new
seedThig Farm. in all respects superior to thi
Our stock 01 Vines is unequalled
anywhere which we offer at 25 cents each,
s,Ltio . v er dom. $12,50 par 100, $lOO par
1,000. Small wines at less prices.
50 c
Weamp cans
to f
each, tirtush a fele extra large vines at from
_
are atrempt.ng to imitate this vain Able remedy,
Proves its worth anti speaks ralunres in its fltva.
The Erma. Want or IRON is put up in
78 CENT and $l,OO BOTTLES,
And sold by all raspeotable Druggists tb'roughont
the country. Be particular that every bottle
b ?are the file-inmile of the p:opriotor's suraature.
New Discovery.
CONCORD
J. lENOX.
No. 29 11Ma Strome.
IMPORTANT TO \ -LADIES.
' GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
Cllll - 6NO 111E1111AI
FEMALE PILLS
LI AVE NEVER YET FAILED( WHEN
11 the directions have been strictly followed.)
at removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCIION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE
Or in restoring the systom to perfect health when
sofferingfrOm Spinal Affections, Prolnpatis Uteri.
:be Wanes, or other weakness of the Uterine Or
gans. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the
10118 titution. and may be taken by the most del
.cato females without causing distress at tho
tame time
THEY ACT AS A CHARM,'
13y strengthening, invigorating, and rettoring
he system to a healthy eonditton, and by bring
ng on the monthly period with regularity, no
natter from what eanse the obotrnction may
mite. They should, however, NOT be taken
th t g he
is& Many oihur m m nt hss o ois p ar gn a ny wou ou b h
he result.
Each box contains 60 Pills, PRICE, ONE
DR, HARVEY'S TREATISE
n Diseases of Females. PregnaneY. issarriage.
Larrenn tea, Sterility, Reproinition, and Abuses
Nature, and emphatic , 41Iv the LAD i ES' Pri
ATE MEDICAL, ADVISER, a pamphlet of 70
ages, seat free to any address bIX cents re
'ured to pay postage.
e3t-The Pills and Book will be sent b m
•MittentiaJJy. when desired, SECURELY SEALED
td prrpaid on receipt of money by
J. BRYAN, M. U. Genvral Agent,
No, 76 Cedar otr•ot, New York.
aa-Sold by all t principal Druggists.
Joseph Fseintsor. Druggist, comer of the
ismood and Market et., i gent fir Pittsburgh,
006 amdaw
AAA gtOOD;
atm LOST! ROW RESTORED!
Ams! Prigitied. 6 e4lidcnvelc2pe. Prue° co
ifscv unit; tcw 111: NATURE,
sm treatment end radical care of Spermatorr
*boa. or Seminal K eakness. Involuntary Emus
gm &mud Debility, and impediments to Mar
na(' illaneralq; Nervousness, Com, uroption.
Ep
il and fits; Mental and Physical IncapacitY.
from Solf-abuse, tiy E.OBT. J. CUL
VISA/ILL. SI D., author of the Green Book, a c
"A Boon to 'I hou•and. of Pintrerers,"
Sent under seal, in a plum envelope to any ad
dress. post-paid on receipt of six cents or two pos
tage stamps by Da. Cu. J. C. FiLnrs. 127 Bowery,
New York, Post Office Box, 4n56,
sel6-3m-d&w.
TOBIAS' VENITIAN HORSE
Al LI IMEN r, in pint bottles, brie, SO cents.
540 ALA ,
Da TOBIAS : D Si IN
ear r— I have llA been RTFORD in the liv
ery basine.s for the last twenty years, and during
that time have been veins nil the various ini
manta and loci ns of the day, but never have
found an article equal to y ur Vet:titian Horse
Liniment I have fairy tested it on my horses
in
distemper, spr.ins, cuts, calks, swellings of the
Elilld4 a e., as also for rheumatirm on myself, and
Yahalways iound it an invaluable remedy.
Rap ectfully your U. LITCIIFIELD.
Bold by ell LI uggist73. OttiOD. 56 Cort.tacdt
NtirWrora. Sod by Thomas hedpalh, Dia
mond Alloy, Pi ttsburcl, i'a. • ' I
NEW GOODS.
WE ARE RECEIVING 'ERE LAB,
vet stock oils ew Good, we est.!. brought
ham the o:get cora priain .irong t.t h ors German
town Gooda, eu'n
HOODS,
Also, Trimmings of the la tes ayir± and in grew
variety. A large quantity Of
HOSIERY,
FINE AND WOOLEN SHIRTS,
FRENCH CORSETS
Ana a !arcre ,nr ply of
RIBBON b
EMBItOIDERI
PLlsicY 6100D6 AND NoTIO.N
At Who/male and Retail
We only buy from first hands and sell at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES
MACRILIII & GL)(1)E,
7s Market street.
Between Fourth and Diamon
WE. N. FABEit &
STEAM I . :INN BUILDEV
drama Id a C23S'a,.
BACHIP.IS iP las ULU MACE;Ib
Near the Pm, 'Z. it, Padseager kiwi
iIhAra.EfiIIPACT taus stLE. anvils 01
IVA. Steam horses t iz ning from three to t
hundred and power, and suited 101
Etrist Miff Saw „ /USA PELMILCINI. Aotorioev
° live varldonlar attention to the construction of
Mutate and Machinery rot griA. mills, and for
=nights. mass and
hoodsaw
Have alsoon hand. tour- andready for ship
ment at shortnotice, %minas end Boilers of mar
description.
Also, furnish Boilers and 9h.tot iron separataly,
Wrought Iron Elhafting. Bangers and Ponies in
every variety. and continue tho manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Canis.
odC)fti'eric'al r.: l7 ; , ?i nr . m attrlit er. .l n dl ufac nt r ;
In all cues to give attisfacdon.
sir Ord= from all parts of tho eonntry solicit
ed and promntbrfeadkw
AA JOINT REaSOLIITION PROPOSING
CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO THE
COVSTITUTION. Be reso/ved by the Senate
nod SOW* of Representative. of the CVvnon
joiala d Pennsylvania in General Aesembly met,
That_ U
N follcwmg amendments be proposed to
the %%emelt:llion of the Commonwealth, in ao
ectitlanOlmith the provisions of the tenth article
th gellitan bean additional section to the third
article of the Constitution, to be designated as
asettealkiaz as follows:
$llll=T l as Whenever any of the qualified
of Commonwealth shall be in actual
~• mem, under a reqtion from the
• ..'X -t of the Unite,' States., or by the anther
- of We Commonwealth, snob electors may ex
=r right of snErage in all elections by the
under
bylaw.ulans as are, or shall
be, prescribed as fully as if they were
Present. et their usual Mama election.
There Phall be two additional sections to the
eleventh article of the Constitution to be desig
nated as sections eifht andnine. as tollows :
8 / 1 077011 AL No bill shall be passed by the Leg
islature containing more than one subject, which
shall be clearly expressed in the title, except aD-
PrOpriabon bills.
Samoa 9. No bill shall be passed by the Leg
islature granting any powers, privileges, In any
case, where the authority to grant such powers,
privileges,or
contorted hs been, nrna&hereafter
g,tnttecoartofthi.CTTai•JOlNAl.
speaker of the House of Representatives
P. PENNEY,
Speaker of the Senate,
•
Oinnos op rat
SganTAIIIt OP THE COIO,IORWRALTII,
nerri3berg July 1, 1863,
PENNSYLVADdA,
alaDlnetelfebyy certify that correct e r ry in c l
the ortginalaJoint Resolution of the Gen
eral Inelembly. entitled "A J °int Reeelution pro
ton/be certain amendments; to the Codstitution."
aa tho same remains on hie in this office.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal of tho Secretary's Of
aa to ba affixed thu day and year above written.
EEPER.
/1110idtf Secretary of theClo m ponwealth:
- - -
TO BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
. •
WE ARE NOW MAN UFACTIIRING
• ffttperior article of
• I, I M E ,
Which we are Prepared to delitrr from oar
COAL YARD, 609 LIBERTY STREET,
Best qualit y of
FAMILY COAL,
Always on Land usual
• - DICKSON: STEWART s 00.
FRI
Medical.
BANKERS,
Nu. Ils Wood St., Second doo above
Filth Street,
N I, EA LEES 1N FOLIEIGN A.ND DOMaZtic
2, Ezell:mire. Coin. Bank IS oto,l, and Govern•
mon t t)ocuritial. Collootiono promptly attendol
to
°Lb, SILVER. DEMAND NoTEh
Certificates of Indebtedness. Quartontia,
tern Certificates.
7 2-10 Bonds and Co upon
and ell other go/prat:now securities, bough: by
W. 11. WILLIAIKE4 Et CO.,
tril*errd 'Wood street. corner of Third.
II 0 l' SKIT KEYEBS
FURNISHING STOKE
cicockEos
FOR THpt
KITCHEN.
SONIA6B
uLuVEf3,
c - on 0111Var/i & HiliNtillet
Spice Boxes Jelly Mouida
Cup ItibsWash Basins
Straw .. ti I
tiers Cup Mops
Hair l_iievellW ire sieves
Mince Knives I Coal Scuttle
Silver Soap • Stove Polish
Chamois Skins Knife Washers
skewers Basting Spoons
Gridirons 1 Coffee Mills
Lemon &mestere I Wash Boards
Stew Pane Sauce Pans
W afle Irons gird Roasters
kith Kettles I Fry Pans
Ham Boilers I Farina Boilers
Greters Egg Boaters
Larding Needless 1 Flour Pails
Pudding Pans
I Water Filterera
Bread Pans Pie Plates
Butter Ladles I Clothes Wringers
Iron Holders Wooden Spoons
Step Ladders Butter Prints
Heelers %Yeah Tubs
Clothes Lino;
Toast Soap
Scales
Cook's Knives Sad Irons
Bread Boxes Meat Presses
BOOODB Cake Boxes. &c., 3a,
FOR THE DIMINO ROOM.
SILVIS KATZ%
Call Bells
Nut Picks
Pin Knives
Ice Cream Knives
Napkin Rings
Cake Baskets
Forks and Spoons
Oyster Ladles
Fuger Spoons
Mustard Spoons
Ice Pitchers
Goblets
EBY.
Carvers
Forks
Square Waiters
DRA W ERti
BRAIDS
Castors
Knives
Caken s
Crumb Knives
Salt Stands
Fruit Stands
Butter Knives
Soup Ladles
Gravy LadlesChildren's PS
Round & Oval Salvors,
Bouquet Stands
CUTE es
Ivory Handled Kniv
Cocoa do do
Stag do
English Tea Prays o
Forks spcoa Tr ays
Dish Covers
Rash Dishes
Wine Strainers
Spirit Coffee Pots
Table Mats
Bread Baskets
Wine Coolers
Refrigerators
FUEL THE
Toilet Jars
Foot Bathe
Infant's Baths
Idatress Brushes
i N FBS _ h , ir t r s :awnv n o °z rr r 11
Refrigerators aStandsl tnhi
"°ld er
8.1 Tapers
Libraey StepBUSIOELIs
Vienna Pah Globes
B
Vizzetts
Card do Visite Frames
Camp Knives
And everything pertain
Household.
To be obtainedt
FL reaso
STORE of
PilPtiti((Bßfl. L
WALL PAPER
FOR AUTIMN OF 1868,
A complete assortmentof beautiful
PAPER HANGINGS
Of all styles, at pricelower than can be exatti
offered. For sale cluing the Beason by
W. P. BLARSH4LLL,
sea 87 Wood Street.
First door below the Exchange Bank. I A LARGE
61":6TK-161}7
elt. All goods delivered free of charge in the
city. Allegheny, Birmingham. Manchester. Du
guesne borough. etc. agls-law
NOTICE.
HAVING RECEIVED I DI OR M
lion that tocrscns
. have at , different tortes
in the name of me Sur:suite • cc Goniutittee, solic
itei contributions of Fruits and Vegetables from
the prdners and country people in the markets
Pittsburgh and Allegheny, we take this meth - 1
od of givinghotice. that we never authorized any
one to collect snob contributions fur us or the
Bospital, and that contributions thus collected
have never reached its.
W. P. WEYMATir.
JOS. ALBit.E.E, 1-Rit. Corn.
Contributions for he ATWiOOD
e Committee,sloild
be sent to Messrs_ Weyman & Son.Smitir
field at. or Meters Geo. Aibree, bon Jr Co. Wood
street.
.ael2.
HAVING V ACATRD THE FRONT
of his store, No• 96 Market street, to make
alterations, will entrancen the
ark
additlon.in
rear of old storeon Market all first
door from 6th street, where Dry Goods will be
sold cheap- _ . an 15
REMO V A L.
BARDEEN HAS REMOVED
11 from Smithfielld street, below the Girard
Howe. to N 0.145 Fifth street opposite the Court
House.
RD2P if.
Hy=polte, or Garden Sprinkler.
AND USEFITL ARTICLE FOR
A. wetting plants and flowers. waahingwbdowa
ea 2 ko, Pampa of every deserlation sold
and Daykues_Pateut Water Drairar
made and 'Sold.
inB wiLDON a nut. 164 Wood Bt. One door from wit
Y MO
Banking houses.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF prrirsituut4n.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
05710 E OP COILPTIZOLLER OP TEDI Cluausargr.
Wasoington City. Aug. sth. 1 . 86 3.
Wrtsalies, By satisfactory evidence prefented
t 3 the undersigned. it has been made to or-.
that the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF P Mt:
BURGH, in the 0 ,-, nnty of Allegheny an luta
of Pennsylvania has been duly organized endet'
and according to the requirements of the Adt cf
Congress, entitled "an Act to provide a Nationst
Currency, secured by a pledge of United Statca
Stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re
demption thereof." approved Febinary 25th,
18b3. and has complied with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of Banking,
Now THEREFORE, 1, Hush 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
sYlvania, is autaorited to commence the businesa
of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of office, this sth day L,lB
SSTI Currency.
LLOOH.
Comptroller of the
The First National Bank
of Pittsburgh, Pa., .
LATH PITTSBURGH TRUST COMPANY,
Capital $400,000. with privilege to in
crease to $11,000,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
ized ander the act to provide a National Cur
rency, under the title of" theFIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF .PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
offer its services for the collection of Netee.
Drafis, Bills of Exchange, &ie. receive money on
deposit and buy and soli Kichange on all parts
of the country.
The success which hat. attended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company , since its organisation in 1852, will
we belive no a suilloient guarantee that business
entrusted to the now organisation will receive
the some prompt attention.
Having a very extensive correspondence with
Banks and Bankers, throughout the country. we
believe WO con offer tuitptuil facilities to those
who do business with us.
The business will be conducted by the same
officers and directors.
DIRECTOBS:
Wm. K. Nindek,
Alexander Speer.
Francis G. Bailey
Alex. Bradley,
eel Rem.
iII LIN President
ULLY. Cashier.
tf.
James Laughlin
Roberta Hays
Thomas Bell,
Thos. Wight:man
gami
JAMES LAU()
JOHN D. se'
Angtu3t sth. 1553.7darmi
. YOUNTZ.. ........... ....—........... Pa. N. YEE?:
KOUNTZ & MERTZ
Crumb Brushes
Crumb Trays
Chafing Dishes
Coffee Biggins
Coffee Cafetiera
Nut Crackers
Round Waiters
Cork Screws
Knife Sharpeners
Water Coolers, Ate , .
HAMMER.
Water Carriers
Chamber Buckets
Bowls and Pitchers
Gas uhades
N --- Shad,
4 unary Shades
do Lamps
Clothes Whisker
do Hampers
Night Lights.
6LNEOUS.
Door Mats
Vestas
Meat Bafes
iPocket Knives
Flasks
Camp Portfolios.
inane to a well apDO/Illed
noble miaow et the NEW
KAY & RICHARDS
1110. 30 FIFTH STREET
H.. 1. -LYNCH
NING,
CTOBER 23, 186
Educational.
Hen. Wilson McCandless. Judge of the United
Etates Circuit Court, President.
Carrier or Penn tit St. Clair St., Pitta
burgh Penrea,
frIEKE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND
ra beat. $35 pays for a full Commercial
course.
No extra charges for Id anufactuers, Steamboat.
Rfdlread and Book-keeing
klirdater's eons ßank
at one-half pr p ice.. Students en
• ter and review at any time.
This Institution is conducte , s by experienced
Teachers and practio.l accountants, who pre
pare young men for aotive business at the least
expense and shortest time for the most lucrative
and responsible sdnatiev,s. Diplomas granted
for merit only. Hence the preference for grad
uates at this College by buoinesq men.
P ro f it. Cowley, the best Penman cf that/Mon,
who holds the largest number of F/BEST Pas
wawa, and over all competitors, teaches Rapid
Business Writing.
OS. a ttend where the Soto and Clarke of busi
-ness men graduate.
For specimens of Penmanship and Catalogue
eentaining tall information, enclose twenty-five
oents to the Princliallt
atilt/ .TESIRCINS SISITEt.
ST FRANOIS OOLLEGE
UNDER CAR DF THE FRANCISCAN BROTHERS
rifilliDS INSTITUTION, SITUATED
IL7N LoxErro. Cambria county Pennsyl
vania about four miles from Cresson Station, on
:he direst route between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh. was chartered in 1858. with priviliges to
looter the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees..
the location of the College is ono of the moat
healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Alle
gheny Mountains being rroverbial for ite ptcoe
eater, bracing air, and ptc . .nresque scenery.
The Ss.holastia year comm AUGUST FIB,S7'
MONDAY after the 15th of and unds
about the 23 hof JUNE following. It is divide'
.iato two SC.M3iOt23. Students cannot return halm
hetween the :Sessions. All the Apparatus neoee
-83.17 for Lund Surveying,tineering„ ate..
ill he Ourni9hed by the En Lturt r itutior, to the
Ai:ideate.
Instrumental ana Vocal Linde forms no or mu
tharge. Students will be admitted from eight
/Parr to the age of manhood.
Tama—Board and Toftion. payable half yearly
in •Svance. $ 65
Surveying anti nee of instruments, per an-
Itoul
Jlarsical or,d Modem Languages. extra 3p
'Students spending Vocation at.the College.. 2A
Reference can to
Bishop the Rt. Rev. Bishop,
Domenee, Rt_ Rev. Wood. Philadelphia.
Het,. T. tteyt•olis. Lorette Rev Dr, Olden:.
Philadelphia: Rev. Henry McLaughlin. Phila.
tlephia ; ttev. Pierce Mahar. Harrisburg.
N. 13.—A h-ck ram, da:l7 to Lo.e - ..te m Cres
s 0. sepll
•
• . .
For Rats, M lee Roaches. Ants. Bed Bugs. biotin
Fur, W0010n2., Jo.. insects on Plants, Fowls,
Animals, h.e.
Put nu in and boxes, bottles and
flasks; 44.: and :Logs for 14 tell. Public Insti
tution& ,Ito.
"(,sly infallible remedies known."
"Free from Poisons,"
Net dangerous to the human Family."
"Rats come out of thotr bolei to die."
air Sold wholesale In all large cities.
&,1d by all Druggists and Dealers every
where.
AN , Beware of all wortilles imitations.
bokYru§flettikAtair.ft%rbtir 6-ar ' - '""AL lloi-
Addrov HENRY . R. COSTAIt.
Principal Depot, 41Sli Broadway, N. Y.
Sold by R. E. SELLERS CD., and B. L.
FAENESTocK r 20.. Wbolonalo Agonte, Pitts;
burg.
iY I B-6mdeodaw
- -
SMITH, PARS
& CO. -
Ninth Ward Foundry
BITTSBURGIEL
Wareheu,se, No. 110 figid 120 Second sts-
Manufacturers .of ail sigtiXt and descriptions of
Coal Oil Retorts and Still. Gut and Water Pioes,
Bad Irons. Dog Irons. Wagon Boxes, Seel blot:ads
Punkt', 11.ngors and Ceuplings. •
Alf() Jobbing and Machinery of every descrip
tion made to order.
flaying a complete machino shop attached to
the foundry, all necessary fitting will be carefully
attended to. o2lllythicw
J. DUNLEVY,
Grocer,
NO, 4 DIAMOND,
mvlalyaion PITTSBURGH, PAL
Shell Oysters I Shell Oysters.
CIORNIICOPIX SALOON ALWAYS
V in advance. The proprietor of this noted eat
ing es'abd:hmerc has just recieved a large enp•
ply of Baltimore Shell Uystera, Toey via he
served up i n the Lest poasible manner. with all
the delicacitu the llarket affords. Don't forget
the place, corner of lifth and Union streeta.
se29•dif N. WEIS, Proprietor.
MEDICAL CARD
F. X. DKROLETTR, M.
From the Medical Faculty of Paris France. Ex
Intern Resident P 48 10611) of goiel Dien.
Charity IlospltaLs, &o. Date of DI 0ma.1828.
OF F E C E 57 GRANT STREET, St
Nicholas Handing.
Conaultaticn 9RA2I‘ , , every Tuesday and
Friday. from 10 n'olocl to 12 a m., and from 2to
4 p. tu_
NEW SHOES
AT DIFFENBANIEWS,
RO•l6 FIFTH STREET,
: mbraling Gent's. Laths, Misses and Children's
wear In great varlets,. sell
IikTOTICIE
1. 1 4 Pittsbugh,
LE NY PHIPPS, Jr., and
:1110MAS N MILLER, Allegheny city have
th a day entered into a mited partnership for
the transaction of the.;o:lng Mill business,
nr.der the 5 mname of OMAN a PHIPPS,
Andrew Kioman and 13ee7 Phipps Jr as Oen- I
eral and Thomas N. Mlle as Sp ec i a l p artner
the partnership to confirm until the Ist day ot
January, MO. ANDEW KLOMAN
JIENY PEI.PP/3. Ja
TUOS4, MALLBR.
selo-143.wtiw
glop EMOVAI• L4itgyrAi t i rx.
4.11 , The undersigned h a mnremoged Lice.
ry Stable from the rear of the jo n H wie. to Dm
the corner of First and Eimitleld •,ti W. 0.
Conn s old stand. Is prepared
reasonable
liiir vlr ' sa cim t- ents for fa
buggies, paid saddlenorm n ne.ehortest no-
Alrates. un so d h ertain orses te r. pt d at all
narals will ro.mire his special atwdont
NEAL mg
•
Ew Fit U/TS Alidopas:Leßblijomartrl:
100 bozos prime Orato r
1 50 2 27 0 B d d ag'd o o o kim n il e o wErlikth ' iabi ll"
20 do do Biaxil tt in
20 do Fresh Cocoa Nu.
Irloa
ust. reoeived No and s.
I f 2 o 6 rE a sl n e a b l y- w - 0
sire.
KEYMER Alu
an
APPLES—I6O BARRELS Oraggrat
Apr)laS. Just reoeivocland for sib y
BE/Zia2t 41018_11nNet,
oca 60111fte Market and kVetiosft.
Bank Elections.
BANK OP PITTSBURGH,
O
A N ELECTION FOR THIRTEE N
111. RECTOR:, of this Bank wilt be he'd at the
Benkdeg R:use on MONDAY. November Me,
between the hours of 10 a. in., and 2 o'clock p. m.
l moat meeting of Novteekho'dcrs
be hail (Et TUESDAY. mber Sd. at n
o'clock a. in. J HN JIABP.P3II.
ocl6 3 d'sltw Oa-hier.
ExcaANili AND MANDPACTITEERS' .B . ANF,}
, etober 15. 1863
roux 4.IIiNVAL.E.LECTION I,olt
REOTtat.S wild be held at the-Banking
House, on MONDAY. be
16h day of Novemoer
next, between the bcnie oflOa.m.. and 2 D. ta
The animal meetin, of the Stockholders will
be held on TUESDAY, the 3d day of Novetoblir,
at 10 o'clock a. m. JOAN sCOTT,
0016 is '
Cashier.
CITIZENS' BANIt
FOR .her 15.1 M.
A N ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN IL.
RhiCTORB of thie Bank will be Lela at the
Bankiog Hens° Illol.thAY November 16th,
at 10 o'clock.
Toe regular antual meeting of the Stock , . eld
ers will b 3 held on TUESDAY, November3d, at
11 o'clock a. in,
laog ern B&ir or Pirrssumm. l j
etober •5. 1863.
A N ELECTION FOR THIRTEE.N
RRL'iuRS , f this Bank will be he d at the
Banking Home. on MONDAY. Novae. ber 16th,
bctweea the hcnrs of ll a, rn., and 2 0. m.
The annual meeting of the titookhokiers will
be held on IUBSDAY, Novemb r 3d. Pt 11 o'clock
a. m. J. Me.GOr FIN
oel6-lind
Cashier.
ALLEGHENY BANK.
Pittsbursh. octoeer Pi. /863.
A N ELECTION WOE DIISECTIiftS 1111'
.rit this Bask will te held at the Banking
110031 on the 16th of November next. between
the hours of 10 a. m . and 2 o'clock, p m.
. W. COOfC. Cas
The annual mee'ing of the b‘ookholerr hi s will
be add on the 3d day of Dievember neat ~10 at.l2
o'clock, m.
i ____—_____. 00 0
'
'e . OFFICE' 1 P---•
..us cm Tins PENVA., DistyikANot Co.,
PITTSBURGH, j otober 9th, ass.
YreHE S TOCKHOLDERS OF
.11. C. many are hereby notified that t man-nual election for D eaters f.;r the enaait.g year,
will be held at the office, tr 0.63 Fourth street. be
tween the bone of ten 6'alocTk a. tn.. and 1 o'...mak
i s m., on MONDAY. the 2d day of November,
0010-td
. L OttIER SPROUL
6ecretarY.
FRUIT T.ELEliti, oko., &o.
gri k llß STOCK OF TREES , OF LMELGE
IL. size, for tall planting. is floe, viz:
APPLE,
PEACH,
PEAR,
• PLUM,
GRAPE VINES, viz: CHERRY, and
• DELAWARE, CONCORD,
And the new approved torts in large quantities.
and all :the? Nursery Stock for profit.
Ornamental Shrubs and Evergreens,
In great varieties.
Partners and others coming to the Nurseries
with too r own wag, ne- will be furnished extra
large TREES of the usual rates.
T. 1. SHIELDS & CO,
sm3i-ltddr4tw SEWICKLEY, PA.
West Virginia Land for Sale.
VALEARLE AND FINE TRACT
about 473 aoresof highly cultivated land
to be sold low; situated oath° Little Kanawha
hive-, 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 web timbered and the whoto well
watered. There is also on this farm a splendid
a orc go har. hosid t om- x_onng Wset eat two years
.
'nits Is one of the most deeitable farms arid
residences in the County or State. This farm
will be No d low. Terms easy, and a
good bargain awaits the purchaser. For further
Particulars apply or address
auV M. P. AMISS
iltd3mw Parkersburg. W. 'V.
Farm For Sale.
•
AN UNPROVED FARM FOR SALE,
coatai : ing 63 acres, sitnattd in
MOON TOWNSHIP,
Near Stever ElLn's mill.. The said farm being in a
high atate of outcivaaon; has two dwellinar, a
good Care t spring house , a szall tan Fara, to
gether withau WINN nocesiarY. 'tamable. a caal
weir_ Just throe mute Irmo the river. For An
ther particulars enquire by maiLor ethane's° cf
RORERT HOOD,
On the premises, Moon P. O. Al_eghe:Y 00. Pa.
oee-2tdb9tw
B. HALSEY, OF NEW YORE, RA
11 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
std
Cherry, and certain other plants, whose virtues.
are ten time* more effective as medical agents. So'
pure and concentrated are-the medicinal proper.
des of this
Wine, that ithatbeesi_mand the most
effective medicine now in UR& Ere qUenty, lose
than a single bottle resbarea the lingering admit
from debility and sickness to strong and vistorotui
health. Every dose shows its - good effects on the
constitution, and improves the general health
and
with Dr. lialsey's celebrated .GUAI-COATED
FOREST P.WLS as an adjunct. all the'followins
disorders sre permanently cur W.
DYSPEPSIA. AND
A box of the Forest Pillivisturesatid %bottle of the
Wine, will cure the most . forms of this
omplaint.;
•
AGUE AND FEVECBe-.9ne or two doses o
l i
the Pills sada bottle of the Wine will break - the
ape and care the Patient in all cases, when the'
directions on the
__are adhered to.
DROPSICAL C0...-.usizell&.../Troat on
to two boxes of the Pills, and three bottles • of th
Wine cure this obstinate disorder.
The Wine d highli
_efficacious in this disorder. One to two boxes s h ot
the Pills, and three or four bottles Of the iVine,
are sufficient to accomplish cure in the worm
owes.
DEBILITY. MOUT 19W-111W, /571aCal
ii 74 and Weakly Slate 0 l ustort.—The
Forest Wine fa a popular remed, or all thee.
complaints. One to three bottle care the must_
meal without the we of the Pilla but when the
complaint is aceompanied with some other disor
der, tjLe Pills will be required.
u.1:17/CLiTghill4.-The efficacy of the For
est 'Remedies in Rheumatism to very singular.-,
Some of the most distressing cases 1 eve saw
have been oared by them in ten or twelve .41u -
ime.
stuous DISORDERS AIM FOUL
Pillsal-ill cure any billow disorder or any ooze-
plaint arising from Foul Stomach and morbid con
dition of the bowels.
Yom ---One or two purgative dons will
care fevers.
gxeinGk, illemDli, ETC.—Chse box of the
Pills, and a bottle of the Wine. will break AR an d
cure the most severe cokie, cough*. a ndPaln is the
breast
lILCUEILS, BOILS,. BLIDIVILE24 Scabbed Hersd..Rirsinvormi Ervaspelaa, Sat Melon, ,Sore
liires,and every halo/ &tuner. These complaints
all arise from one common catui re blood.—
Generally nothing but the Pills are -my:tired for
he cure of most of these disordere but it boa
remedies are used, two boxes of the Pills. and tint
or three bottles of.the Wine, will cure the verg
worst oases. and femme, Or lima ' than hall the
. ,
4111111tiby.
JAIINDI CE.—Two boxes ofthe Pll
many bottlesei the Wine, ourethe worst OS= of
Jaundice.
FEMALE CLIBSTBAUCTIONfiI, produced
from bad colds or weakly constitutorrus. A few
does of the Forest I% ins cures themost distrussin, g
forms of these complaints: and if the Wine be
followed up a few weeks, these derangements will
not occur again . The Wine exactly snits the
female constitution, and gives vigor, and
blooming health. Over a million ofboxes and
bottles lave been sold within the last two ream
to the United States and Canada. Letters and
certificates to the amount
.of many_ thowanda
have been received, tenstifpng to the cures and
good effects of these remedies.
Pored Wine is in large square bottles, one dol
lar per bottle, or tux bottles for five dollars.—
Forest Pills, twenty-five Cents per box. General
repot, 55 walker Street, - Now York; and kept
yy one or more respectable ruggists in almost_
e ve r/ city and village in the'Union and Brittsh
Colonies. Dr- GEE, 11. KETES&Agent.
Weod street,
Sold by Druggists everyWh e. ' le4d2tary
Fob SALE--I NOW - orpER
&m FO
until the trot of March
es Puma
A
farm of 49 acres, 2 rood. and k: - parch etriet I
meatmira, situated on the . Waters ot Robison Run.
and underlaid with stone coal Bud .00nventeot to
haiLtoad. Enquire of IL /Jamas on the Pram'
ins, or addrese
saktitaw-
Estasordintiry Political Frauds In
Maryland.
Hon. C. M. Calvert, member of the last
Congress.from. the State of Marylard,
Union candidatii for the nest Cougrees,
;and a man of undoubted loyalty, aets
torth in a letter to his cm/kin/puts soma
of the outrages upon popular rights and
decent conduct, perpetrated in a so•ealled
:nominating convention, recently held in
hiis district':
The Union-Central Committee .of some
I.of the counties composing the district. is
sued a call fora convention to meet at. Dia
tclensburg, on the Bth of September, to
nominate' a candidate for Congress. In
consequence of that call, Howard, Mont.
.gomerf, and Prince George's counties
'held county conventions or meetings,
!upon pub:tatted notices, and sent delegates
to the convention. St. Mary's. Charles,
Calvert, Anne Arundel, and Baltimore
'counties held neither public meetings nor
county cony rlions, in accordance with
universal cl otn, bat, in reality, entirely
ignored the existence of the convention,
so far as the voice of the people of these
counties are concerned.
When, however, the convention assem*
!bled, certain parties presented themselves
!and claimed to'represent St. Mary's Anne
lArundel, and Baltimore counties, and
;were permitted, through their own votes,
'to take seats in the convention, leaving
still unrepresented Charles and Caivert
,counties. Objection was at once made
to Mr. G. W. Laughlitee being permitted
to represent Anne Arundel county, as he
bad neither credentials nor collesgues ;
but in defiance of this sound obj-ction,
be was allowed to (met the -whole vote of
the county, notwithstanding the parties
who allowed, advised and assisted him in
doing so, knew he had no authortity what.
ever from the people of that county, and
that he came there on different business
entirely.
On his return to Anne Arundel county,
he was called on by certain prominent
gentlemen of the Union party to ascertain
y what authority he pretended to repre,
pent that county, and he very_ frankly
said : "I had no authority from any con
vention or any single mattlfrom the coon •
.ty. I went to BladenshillYg=on that day
on business, and met there - tin individual
named Barnham, who, with others, told
me that I and the other three named were
delegates to the convention, and urged me
to take my seitclhat it was 'all right, that
Mr. Whitright had 'my credentials ; and,
after a good deal of persuasion, I was' iri•
dated to do what I thought and knew I
bad no right to do." A gentlemen pres•
het remarked, that when Mr. Holland
hnderetood the circumstances fully he
would of course decline. "No," said Mr.
Laughlin, "he was there himself, and ac•
eepted the nominations,"
' ln order to give you a clear understand.
in. , ' and exposition o" this grand attempt
todefrand and deceivp the people of the
itian.% it wilt be necessary to enumerate
the different parties. who Shave rendered
themselves so notorious in this transao
themn, and the -relations subsisting between
. * * *
• We, therefore, dad that a deputy pro-
Yost marshal, live enrolling Officers, a sut
ler, and an abolition naval officer were
used as tools by the provost marshal of
the district to thrust his name before the
people as a candidate for Congress, for it
must be remembered that one delegation
withdrew and refused to participate in
such a fraud, and two ethers, being the
only three regularly elected, refused to
vote for the nominee.
GEO. T. VAN DORRN,
Cashier
Americas/ Rotel Life.
The new "special" correspondent of
the London Times in this country has at
least the originality to, lay aside the old
conventional way of describing Amer:can
manners. Being at Chicago be taps
! "However high the wages of the coni•
Mon laborer may be ($2 for unskilled
labor,) however easy and extravagant the
iarnings of professional and commercial
eople, the American's life must be a
og's lice, except in the L - w instances of
Men achieving-boundless-wealth, I need
no other proof; of my assertion than the
preference almost universally given to
hotel and boarding life in this country
over private domestic arrangements.
There is economy in this public life, a sort
Of shabby, hurry-curry, phalanatere-like
ecotioniy, which perfectly hideous as it is,
ants it to men and families of limited in.
comes better than a private household
with lemons at ten cents apiece ; house
rent at fabulous prices and /rieh female
helps, wasteful and alatterly, with no in
clination or aptitude for work, and no end
of pretensions as to wages.
"The hotel life of these Americans has
something more disgusting than even the
(We and restaurateur habits which seem.
ed to me the bane of Italian society. The
gong has been abolished from most Amer.
lean "inatitutions," as big hotels are
called, and the rush to the dining hall at
.rpealume ; which converted the Tremont
or Astor houses into menageries of wild
beasts a. quarter of a century ago, has
completely gone oat of fashion. The
American :goes down to Ids breakfast,
dinner, tea and supper, calmy and leis
urely ; sits down deliberately, pores over
- • -
his printed bill of fare for eight or ten
minutes, and at last issues his orders to
the obsequious blackey, whose hot breath
and steaming jacked have been regaling
his olfactoriea ever since he thrust the
chair ender the fastidious guest's legs,
and shoved him into his place under the
mahogany. Between the ordering of
a dinner and seeing it spread before him,
between soup and fish, and teeatknd dee.
erts courses, an American's dinner never
absorbs less than an- hour and halts time.
Places are appointed to the convives at
the negroe's convenience or caprice. No
acquaintance is sought ; little or no con
versation is attempted. Indeed, whatever
his social propensities may be, the Ameri
can is rather a silent animal at table ; he
makes his dinner too much of a business
to have any time to waste in friendly en
tercoursa. Such a host of little dishes
and plates, hot and cold roast and boiled
fish and fowl, sauces and vegetables en
trees and relishes, game, pastry, and ice,
such an awful bodge podge of eatables as
the waiter lays before the American, and
he undertakes to discuss, no continental
table d'hote in old Europe ever exhibited-
The Stuffing is simply- disgusting, and
when you see that out of 800 to 600 guests
at one table not quite two or three have a
wine bottle before them, because wine ia,
of 'nurse paid extra, and the poorest •
stuff is not to be had for lees than $8 a
quart, you cannot help coming to the con
elusion that there is here a deadly War be
tween host and guest, and that the latter
is bent on having his money's worth, no
matter bow head achish he may rise trom
his seat, no matter how dyspeptic and sal
low his voracious habits may make him
for all his anima"
DA IL Y.:-..PO'gr
LALLY POST-ADVANCED RATES
•1) year. 137
Six montb-3.
Throe "
One
00
One week, delivered in thelB
Single
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To agents nen' hundred-- 2OO