JAMES P. BAltit; I . Editor and Proprietor.
IMPORTANT TO TONWTORS
Dr. J. H. SCHENCK.
„ Ift,
MROUEI G THE SOLICITATIONSof numerous perveF, the above named
ti} In , will he at •the 'rug r tore of D.
E4l. KEYSEES4 140 Wood street, Pit
burgh, on on
weduestill'*', 7 inursday andiday
14,•1,0r 4th. s:h and 6th, for the examination
a pa ruts I. filleted with any disaa.ze of the Put=
in " a rs "I"4Le, aueea
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHIAL CONSUMPTION
LARYNGEAL CONSUMPTION
TRACHEAL CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, THROAT DISEASE
SCROFE'LL OR KING'S EVIL
PLFZE,ITIC CONSUMPTION,
DYSPEPTIC CONSUMPTION,
'LIVER COMPLAINT,
or any chronic difialLEo of a wastimi or debilita9 ng
AFElViNCl d rw lY ot r il o a f d i t -t e e n ar u ailefi ' s ow A n o , have
chronic ailments. and wish to consult him. ti
ant this advertisement out. so as to enable them
to remember the time of his vi‘it.
For consultation and advice he makes no
charge.
ilfany persons, however. desire a thorough exam
ination qf the lungs, so as to know their exact con
dition. For such an examination his charge is
three dollars. The cecaminatson being made with
an instrument of his own invention, call:d
" SCHENCK'S BESPIROMETER." the exa,
is entirely free ff om pain, and trill point
out the true condition cf the lungs, whether in a
healthy or morbid state.
Below will be found a recent certificate of rurr in
the city of New York, attested by several witnesees.
Dr. Geo. If Keyser, rf Pittsburgh was present
when the statement of hire. Bartholomew was given,
and can pouch for its genuineness. Bundreds of,
cures qf alike character are scattered all over the
United C;r.t....s, eo as to convince the inset int-redo/tit s
rf the value of Dr, Schenck's medicines.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OR A RU N
NIND TUMOR by Dr. SCHtiNCH! s MEDI
*MBES-, The healiag - po siers of SCHENCK'S
PULMMC SYRUP strikingly illustrated..
The case of
MR3. MARY BARTHOLOMEW, No, h 3 West
Fatty-fifth street. New Mora:
This is to certify that I have been laboring
under a disease supposed to be - Liver Complaint
for a great many 'years. There was a hard
swelling- in my suds. which became quite
large. The doctors called it a tumor. .
ter some tune it broke and continued run•
fling for fourteen years, sometimes dischar
ging a thin watery matter; and other
times te*fin bile, Yo had the best medical
attendance in New. rk, and My physicians
ailtette:le that the ulcerous hole in my s de
must notbe healedor the discharges from it stop
ped, or Lasould soon die. sty physicians gave
me calomel or mercury until my month becalms
very sore6 -- ruid several times I yrs s saliva est as
badly as any one ctittld be without thing under
the process. No one could be tortured more th
an
I. was eiziddive through it. Within the last .year
blo
my
od seem etrengted to h beg stop flowing,s.n. to fail momy p re thantuse at ver et, My
ceased teheat for fifteen or twenty sec mots at . a
time. My skin and the Whites of my eyes were
as yellow as saffron. I knew not what to do and
my doctors acknowledged that they could do no
more for me. I was no - rifling-to try what are
termed "Patent Methainea," fora thought-I bad
- nearly all theibest physicians in New York to at
me,and if they could not help me no one
nonld. At this time,when I had begun to despa r,,a
' friend of mine brought meSunday Mercury, is
whioh I read the neitificate of a wonderful cure
r of cortatimption,the patient having been confined
to her- bed, and apparently in the last stage of
' the disease, and yet was cured by Dr. Schenck.
I would have considered this as a trickery or do
!teption had it not been certified to by many re
spectable persons, with the endorsement of the
Rev, Dr. Bowling. This gave me encourage
ment, and I was impatient for a consultation
- 'with Dr. Schanck, having to wait for Tuesday,
one of the days of his regular attendance to pa
tients in shin city. It was about the last of July,
gra63, when I celled on Doctor schenek . at his
rooms. No. 32 Rind street. He said he under
stood my ease, and gave all three of his medicines
Palmeri - 081Lnp, Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake
a:: Pula-and within 9 days there was great change
to ray feelings. Therhole in my side discharged
: More - than.ever ; still I felt better, e
and began to
entertain Mayes of scare. I could feel th .Pul-
monies Br — n opera rongl - yYIo blood. The
- •
'seaweed Tonic seemed to act on my stomach: in
an indescribable mannbr.bat in a very short time
: it gave m e a ravenous appetite, bat not tin
- 111 I had, taken nearly a box of Mandrake
Pills. None could believe that any u
• Jima • stomach could contain such an enoem
ous quantity of corruption as I discharged.
•
It seemed Mat for nearly two weeks nothing but
Wreenbite and unhealthy matter passed my , bow.
els, My complexion changed, my skin beArat to
look Meer, and, to my great a stomshment. I found
the tumor healing coo I did not know what to
think of that, as tee tors had told me that if
:Atietater healed my death. would be the irnmedi
r.t, eitebonacqu.ence. i longed for the next Tuesday.
to see Dr. fichenok. He said that I Wee de:ag
... well, and that I would coon be as well as eter,
anti thanks to kind Providence this promise bas
been thrilled, This nay I feel as well as ever I
did in my lite, .aithough it is only three months
, since my. caseappeared to be desperate, All *he
koOrr - ,-1/10 are astonished at the change. tine
a running ulcer of so many years continuance
--, intentheily healed, and I have no more of that
cdttll: heavy; meaty feeling which I used to eXpe
.i. Auntie almost without in ter nais4on. I rise the
. morning without having a bad taste in my month,
or a furred tongue, and I always have an decal
-40ot appetite for ray breakfast. I am satisfied
o that no one can speak too highly of Dr Schenca'a
medicines and, their extraordinary effects. ;For
my - part language is inadequate to express my
gratitude, I feel that Dr. Scherick's medieases•
by the Prvence of G have been means
of the restoration of mod, y
life, for which the I
elan
ever be thankful.
I
ticverat of my friends, through my recinninen
lint on, have been using Dr. Schen ck's medial' 09
for consumption and other diseases cf that kind,
All of them have been greatly benefit ed. 1 make
this pub&c statement in order that the thousands
who suffer from diseases similar to mine may be
induced to try Dr. Schenck's invaluable medi
twee. Do not think as I did, that if yourfavorite.
doctor cannot hap yon no one can. I would ad
vise every consumptive person to go and seal Dr.
Schenck, and follow his presciptions. Take his hd.,.
vice, at leak , if yon do not take hie medicines.
id s encouraging to bear the people conversiog_
In his rooms and describing the benefit theys4 l
oei,ve from his treatment. Their' looks show that
they 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 see
J elin). for I feel that,ltan satisfy r every one of them
that this statement is not 'exaggerated. relate
all the, particulars, because 1 know that many
are like what I *as--skeptioaL I have request
ed a number of my friends to appesd their names
Xotny statement, in order that no person cab ea
jortain any reasonable double on the subject.
MRS. MARY BARTHOLOMAW,
He, the .utdersigned. friends and acquaint.
:.ances of mrs, Bartholomew, who gives the abovi
cerlificate, have known her for many yews; end
do oertifY that the statements made by her are
• entitled to full credence, and that the account ,
--notes all-exaggerated,--Scarcely-any-person who
.4 know her...three months ago would recognise her
'DOW—such is the alteration of her appearance,
ROCK WELL BARTHOLOMEW,
35 W. 48th street
Capt. A. CHAMBERLAIN,
36 West 45th st,reet.
Mrs. M. J. CEIAMBERLAIN O
83 West 46th street.
FANNY W. HUSSEY,
83 West 45th street.
E. M. HUSSEY,
88 West 46th street,
Mr. and Mrs.-S.-SCOFTELD,
•
88 West 45th street.
DE. J. H. SOELENCIC will be at his Principal
Office, No 39 North Sixth street, Philadelphia,
ever/ SATURDAY from 9 a. m. to 4 - 1) m. He
, eviss - advice free, • hut for a thotedgh examina-
Um, With • the Respirometer, he charge!,
Sate of Dr. Schenckle medicines ire
hY•the gleas. dozen 02,613E10 bottlehi, •.!
DO. CEO. H. KEYSER
N 0.140 WOOD STRRA„
,
girDesorip dts tiva pamphlets free at. the Udall:
Medical.
Great Discovery.
KUNIiEL'S BjTTKR VINE OF ICON
„..
. FOR THE * CURE OF
Wesik'Stamachs, General Deb , lity, Indigestion
Disease of the Nervous System, Oons'ioailon,
Acidity ot the Stomach, and f...r all c.scs
requiting a Tolle.
WINE INCLUDES THE MOST
AL agreeable and efficient Salt of Iron we pee
sees; Citrate of Magnetic Oxdie combined with
the moat energetic of vege•able tonics, Yellow
Peruvian Bark, The effect in many cases of de
bility loss of appetite, and general prostrations,
of an efficient Salt of Iron, combined with our
valuable Novro Tonic, to most happy. It ang•
tnents the appetite, raises the pulse, takes of,
muscular flabbiness, removes the palor of debili
ty, and gives a florid vigor to the countenance.
Do y ou want sow ething to strenghten you ?
, Do you want a good appetite?
; Do you want to-build up your constitution
Do You sr autltifeel well
Do you wssit toyet rid of nevrousness?
Do you wanten.rgy2
Do you want tcs sloop well?
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feeling ?
If you do, try
KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON.
This truly valuable Tonic has been so thorough -
Is , tested by all classes of the eo.omuaity, that it
is now deemed indispensible as a Toniehf , dieine,
It cost but little, gives tone to the ;tor/tech. ren
ovates the system and prolongs life. I now only
ask a trial of this valuable tonic,
Counterfeits.
BZWA.RE or Comrrgarerrs—AS KUNKLE'S
BITTBK WiNH OF IR IC is the only sure and
effectual remedy in the Enown world for the per
manent cure of Dyspeperia and .Debaiai, and es
there are a number of imitations offered to the
Pubdc. we would can t , on the .3.memunity to pur
chase none but the genuine article, manufacture
by S. A. KUNKEL. and has his stamp on the top
of the cork of over; bottle. The fact that others
are attempting to imitate this valuable remedy,
proves its worth anu speaks vohames in its far.r,
The BITTER WINE OF lau Ii put•up en
75 CENT and SI,OO BOTTLES,
And sold by all rermatable Druggists tt rough out
the country. Bo portioning that ovezy bottle
Mars the foe-simile of the proprietor's signature
GENERAL•DEPUT
No. 118 Market at., Harrisburg, Pa.
For Bale by Dr. IiEYSER, Agßnt,
lio WOOD STREET.
New Discovery.
WARRANTED IN ALL CASES
I r fafttl'ocinfellilirdEooDs 4 2: naublier-eatl'O. l EPEB
It to
speedy in action I
. No Change of Diet is Required
It does not interfere with hi/eines, pursui
can be used without detection I
Upward of 200 cares the past month, some CA
them very severe cases. It is adaptenl for male
and faniale, old or young!
J3bLL'i i;PECIFIT: PILLS
are the original and , nly genuine Specifil , Pills
Over one hundred `Physicians hive need them in
their practice and all speak well of t - .e r ctlie
acy
and approve of their composit i n, a hick is entire
ty vegetable and perfectly harmless on the system,
linndreds of certificates ean be shown.
Specific Pills are the only reliable remedy
for effecting a permanent mail speedy. sore in all
cases of upermatorrh ea, or Seminal Weakness,
with all its train, of evils, such as Urethral and
Vaginal Discharges, Sleet, the Vi' hitcs, Nightly or
Involunlary Emissions, fileoltal Debility and Ir
ritability, Incontinence, Imp,.,tonce, Weakness or
Loss of Power, Nervons Debility, to. Ato . all at
which arise principally from SesutIaSIOSECP or
Etelf4Abuse,or some constitrition.Q erangement
and incapacitates the sufferer from ft: Wiling the
duties of Married Life!
In all Sexual Diseases, as Gonorrhea, () lost and
Stricture and in Diseases of the Bladder and Kid
neys they act as a charm I Relief is experienced
by taking a single box /
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
JOSEPH r-Lp.miNo,
(toper alerts, atreet and Diamond
and by Hz - nag - ma generally Pittsburgh.
They will be sent by mail securely sealed on
receipt of the money by
J. BRYAN, M. D.,
N 0.76 Cedar street. N. Y.,
Consulting Physician for the treatment of Sem
inal, Urinary, t canal and Nervous Diseases, wh
will sand free to all the following valuable works.
The Fiftieth Theueand.—Dr. Belle
Treatise on Self-Abase, Premature Deoay. lie
potent.° and Loss of Power, iiexual Di , cases.
Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emissions, Genita;
Debility. &c. A pamphlet of fifty page‘i. con
taining important advice to the afflicted and
should be road by every sufferer as the uican
of cure in Fe v °rest stage is plainly set forth.
TWO stamps to psv Postage.
TO THE PUBLIC
Wei PECUALL'T -
-Writhaistdrantandialso
Li Modest o f dernonil-
nations * treat secret and
delicate disorders. self- _
abuse and diseases or -* - -
tztatlOnseituunonend in
trident to Youths of both 1 -
sax and adtata, ¢inyle or mu.-; 01. fiecal,ra
Da. stangsmirr publishes the :not of his date
so, the ignarardand rebels modest are droadfalts
shocked. audit/ant it a great, tan ..VOT7 immoral
and for eintiredn.atlon and reorri3Vtion amorn
their wives - , promising sons rind dams/titers. Theo
family Physician 2110C1.1d be cantons to ksep trite
in_4noranoe that they do the same to Dr. .aIr.A2N
EIPH.UP. (except pc; blishina) lent a lucrative
tloe naighCbe lost toithom among stnpV faleals
modest , and pronsnutotnotts fannies. Osort-: tar
ralead in ignoranoe. synms ay as mushrooms ant
who compare sonny, inVallitenoe,
dollars and cants, mysteriously, roeaniLF 0411 i
gotten. Zr is to publicity, howerver, that netnes;.e.
mesas and guiril.rs r.ro thar.tful that thou
was, daughters and 'wards, facer
sickly and of delicate condition. and nor acct.
have boon restored to health and Vizor by Dit.
BRA.NSTB.UP; besides awa.ll , botore and , saki
marriage throar.h him have been Laved uneh
feria[, anxiety, mortification. 4 6 . c. Spernaltp.- -
hes or nocturnal =missions. are eromadetaly c
in a very short space titian by his now rewabil,:
whloh areßeettliarly his own. They are comoon.ftel
from the Vegetable lit ed,.m 11.Widr..2 seen e
fallani.of the Mercurial :velment ho has abandon.
edit and substituted „rho vogitablo dis.
'mamma treated with nuirkeoecoccse—iviavix.gh
Over forty yeers experienoe in thou tre.S;
went In hospitals of both the yid World and
the United Statos; leads him to, say—to all with r
fair trial. health and happiness will again bl
oez
UM the now—palled cheek. Trifielso loam with
montebanke and but come and las. carte
OmuntnuotlenfiW ." . .g 4 t ol,l,ll 4drad dboasot
which, go many annually ED oar countries, ' car
now be-relieved. providing antr:lT=d to It. la
time , Parties.. .tars can be had o. my tre.ttmeio
hyproonting ta copy of thoMmiktalAtivisor,wh3el
givetteratis to all that applyHarms tha Sql•
vantoso of ovey foYty Imam exporience nut
obeerratton, eonseqUeratlY. he bag superior
In the troatnont special disease; awl.: wh•
nominated by the yro."et.s. !Duras well a-3 race
ed jurleyeel,O.le etitsgs...pub#micre, -
Pries rs of hotels. km. OMos
oir
street. near Diamond Argot Private comnauut•
cations from all pares of tkc , Ur!Liar, *lett ot
tgededio. -
180:51: soe,
dear' - • ; IPP.rbttrch Ferri
-
SYRIIP OF BLILNDRAHE AND STU,
- Having had a man employed for the last Ai
years compounding the above excellent remedies
for my own Practice, and having used them with
uncommon Meows in all tliat time, I feel it
day to set thous I , efore . the, puhlie, as my axle
1101100 leads mete think they are as near specific_
as any remedies well can be for the following
diseases, namely : Scrofula, Coitre, Syphilis, and
all diseasgrtlikt arise from an impure state of the
blood. One trial will convince any person ol
their fitness forthoi diseases,.
Prepared antgol
BRASSY:NU P,
S 5 an - tedthfialket— Pitteburgh. Pa.
CVN42OIID
GRAPE VINES.
WITZ WERE Ei1110.19E4 THE FIRST 'to
v v secure this LEIVAIJITA,BLE GRAPE,
and have fruited it for fiveyears. We obtained
our Original vines from air. BIELL who origina
ted it. The Pittsburgh Horticultural Society in
nal awarded us a diploma for its exhittition,
and the Allegheny County Agrienltural Society.
filiiikk,e , DlVEMillta for it , the BEST new
seedling rare; all - respects superior to the
• Tenb
•-; Our. 'Wok 6 . 11 Vines Is :tinequal led
ioxywh,exa, trine we offer at 25 cents e ac h,
slimy per dom. $12,50
„ear "400. Sloe pe r
1;000. firnall.viate at less - prices.
We _eau farad' a few extra larawTllloB at from
: 56 *P 1 01 1 t° 4 410 / I *. • -
41-t Plitib ta)X.,
Wak/iiiiktf; , Sl9l Street.
IMPORTANT To LADMS
" GREAT A MF - A"\ R 1 ' . 51 r‘
HARM'S lIHHONh THE
FEMALE PILLS
11_11AiVE NEVEIt YE'r FAIL. (Fl'Hl
IA the directions 'ace boon F crict ly 1°110170d.)
in rieuoving difficultici; ircm
01 38TRUCTION, OIL STOPP.A t4E OF N ATURI
Or in restoring the system to per'ect hoot when
suffering from Spinal Affections. PrMat ens
the Whites, or other wm,kiaor- of the I-
on
0.•
gang. The Pills aro perfectl s y
hartulow, on the
constitution, and may be (skim by the most doi.
inata females without oamiLt; disrt.es: E.:. the
isaine time
THEI ACT AS A CHARM.
By i reitoring
the gyarra Lie heJithy ronditn , t , an , by li:ing•
ing on t mootT•li- period egulafty no
matter from what cacao the ob- traction ILIIP
arise. They should, t,wever. NOT be Winn the
first three or I ., ur ,•hs of progaßnoy though
in
eafe at any other time. as v.oarriage would be
the result.
Each box contaim do Pills PRICIz, ONE
DOLLAR.
DR, HARVEY'S TREATISE
On LientlBol, of Feaink,. Pregnaney,
Efirronness, bt lity, lied Abuses
tificature. and ouipnerioth e LAD ES' Pro. -
VA'fli ADVISER, a elphlet 470
Pages, set free to our, ieldress six cents re
quire f to pay postage.
011oahe Pills and Raub will oent l.y mail,
coun J entially, when dcEirod, scA Lop,
and pr-paid on receipt oI money
J. BUY AN. M. D.. tionir..l Agent.,
No, Culor New Yt.o3.
IrS.-Fold by all t'-e p. in is a' fir
eor, er Of the
Diatnold and 2eloirket or , gem I
enad w
44)0 1.):
HOW Luse! 110 W IrES11:0REo
dug, Pub 11.1,3 in a w.„'- 1 rnr,l .pe. Pr o t 1 e' , l
L UItE OA II A A Vlt E
treatu tud r.• I. al our,: ~ t tiorrinati,rr
hcea, nr Peminfl oluntary Einis
giorio, sexual Debility. [ll,l in, pedinei- t= to Misr
riage kcnentLy. Ncrvett,air Gen utuptue.i. E,
imply and Voilt a ar. I i 1.3 sai,tl Inearieity
resulting froai Stitt- alstisr„t. rs - Itats.T. •
Cry
VIIRIVELI.. NI li.. authi r • the .Ir..ett Book, a
A Room to 'A best, ztud• of Fonirerera:
Scut uatier seal. ir. a Ha it ti.sai:opu 1„ tin y a c,
dress. is , ,, f-ipoid .in riorn.t it toint, o pos
tage S amps by Litt. rl4 J h I.:a F 17;• •
, •
w York. l'oil 110‘,
eel 6 an-dew.
9'OISIAI4' ENITLA.N ti .0 IRS F.
I, in pent cent,.
ti. 7 r • 11.
D. TRlBilq Dear I h r.'., the lie
cry :h."' v
that rime ha% i,eoll o ran Irll
- and 1,1 r.s% hut nes e- have
found an ar,i,lo eu,,tr . Horse
Li 'Amer. t I have lair'3 lit en In) 11 , ree. ,
aistctrover, Fyr itl R . rut.. calk I..Yethrtz,. 1 t the
glands, 3 C., :is a , r tny.r•lf. and
hare alrrayr ',is, a;ttdb,t) rem-,ty.
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Nr.a- Yf.r I,
all
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'III.OIIII4AN iL(411110111i
mon: Alley, I'm shurnu. ,
N gi_.l W GOODS.
VV E 4RE !lEEE) V I N 4: !Li:. %
51,r1; w .••i• sre r hr , -uch
from thc e ,t, corn rr.ri .r.. 1,.• I .I•rw-,
tow:. Goods, such a•
110tilln.
, Tr Iturb . ll,i.• •
arlet). • L. 4:,l:ty
Hu-ILRI
HOjP BALMOIIAL - 1
FINE AN
IRE CH ORSETN
And a larg.:.,ur.PLY
13,1311 NS
E.llHfi ii'l
FANCY Gui , DS A.NT)
At 141z0:,,50e Allll it 4.11.11
We only buy from iirgt band, and eell ut Lilo
LOWEST CASH PRICES
MACRLJII & GL DE
Between F n a and Ilia=Gud
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Ataxin.c.3 and nla thc.7.7 '
cinlights, ranlL3 sad
Rave also on
niiihnrcnntles,
A. 160. fttraiSt. tttl,
Wroca - ht. Iran ;;aaftinF, l'allta la
evary vatiew % and c074r.a0 th. 3 rttarlu:gat..r.e
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act and: tronirtb.• e
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R.F.SOI.I".CION I . II4WOSING
EItTAIN AMEN Dfil ENT:- I 'fllE
CONSTITUTION. Be it regott..-/ /.;, f
and Houge uj li7,ry4e-ra,ll4v, i it, ibnonon
zoeatth of Pennswiriania ea General A , aembly met,
That tho following amendments be iroposed to
the Constitution the Con..mvnwealiii, in ac
iordanee with the previsions a; the tenth article
thereof;
There shall bean additional section to the third
artiole of the Constitution, to be designated as
section four, as follows
SECTION 4 Whenever any of the qualified
electors of this U , . anuouivealth shall he in actual
military service, under a reanisition from the
President of the United State?. or by the anthor
ity of this Commonwealth, such electors may ex
ercise the right of suffrage in all elections by the
citizens, under such re4tulations as are, or shall
be, prescribed by law, at fatly as If tie? were
present at their usual plane of &cction.
There snail be two additional sections to the
eleventh article of the Coast:rotten. to be ti,,,li t --
nated as F ections eight and nine, es iollowa:
tilstrriog S. :No bill shall be passed by the Leg
islature containing MOTE than coo subject, which
shall be clearly ex pros. el in the title, eLoeiit ap
propriation
SECTION 9. .140 sh,ll ire loosed by th e L es _
islature gtanting on I .IvErs, i'ri"ilegeJ, in any
case, where the author .y t, grant such powers,
or privileges, has been, - r may herca 4 ter be,
conferred upon the Ceri!= thi ,
11 }jN CEs A .
the Menge locpresentative^
fri IN P. PENNEY.
''acme- of the Scoots.
Optstena OP TIN
tgeßgr.C.7 I.P . TM: CG/lii(r:PV:RALTR.
Ilarri-tbn.r., .1.2.:3- I. A's;.'3.
PENNFAYLVAL, LA. SS -
...---.) I do h9rety certify that rho inrEttoAng
t.s. (annexed As :A Int, It ne amteorreet copy of
)-----
.1 the . - •rig - ir.,l ;lowa o.rsointion of the OA:An
ent] Arsputd,r, cn ...tied'" A .) oint Ret(clution pro
paging certain amendment, to the Codbtifution."
at. jhe Same rOMILllan u/1 Lie . a this office.
In tOtialoll.7 whrre-.1 I het e hereunto set aly
's ()t
han& and .mn.Am.l toe seal ..f rho Secreta
fiea to be aftLt atl 0. , ... dar and year above w ri tt en.
ELI ii LIFER,
julA t itl Secretary of 01: Commonwealth.
-- - - - - _
TO BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
WE ARE NOW MI A N UFA CTURING
a superior article of
IM E ,
Which we aro prepared to deliver from our
COAL YARD, 50:o LLRYRTY STREET,
Best quality of
FAMILY c ,
Always on hand as woad.
DICKSON. STEWART Ar CO
•
Banking Houses.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICR 138 cOHYTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
tanington City, Ana. sth, 1863.
WHRREAN, i'y satisfactory evidence presented
t> the triplet , i- led, it has been made to ajek.rer
that rse FII :.. 1 NATIONAL BANK OF PlT't . s-
BURG B. ixii .1.0 Ccunly of Allegheny and et,t4.
of Fer.:Nylt 4 ,.,l. a has been duly organized undor
and aceordin. .o the requirements of the sot of
Congress. crittriad "an Act to provide a National
Cutrency,securcd by a pledge of United States
Stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re
derz;tion thereof," approved February 2.5t.h.
1.61:1. and hag complied with WI tho provisions of
grad not rduttired to be complied with before
cornmencincAbo business of Banging.
Now Tuna:Fogg, 1, Ifugh McCulloch, Comp
-ol ler of tha Currency, do hereby certilty that the
said FIRST; NATION AL BANK OF PITTS
puRou. county of Allegheny and State of Penn
errlyar i el. is autaorited to commence the business
Of Banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hnnd and
seal of officeethis sth day of August, Itif,3.
H 1131311 MeCULLOCII.
~
SS } Comptroller of the Currency.
1,..---
The . First National Rank
of Pittsburgh, Pa.;
Capital $400,000. with privilege to in
crease to $1.000,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ
ized under the act to provide a National Cur
rency, under the title of the FIRST NATIONAL
B OF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
:„Ireis Ito sevibes for th cllection of Notes.
Itrafs, Lti le r ge e o
of Exchan, ,Ice.
receive money on
der r , -it and buy an 1 sell Exchange on all parts
.11 the country.
Tne sueeess which has attended the Pittsburgh
runt . ..01111.11.17:7 wince its organization in 1852, will,
we F , clive b e a sufficient guarantee that business
ottrtNted to the new organization will receive'
the s. tde toeruptattention.
Having a eery extensive correspondence with.
Banks a -.d Bank. re, through ,, ut the. country, we
believe
as ran °ter unti-eal facilities to those
who do boldness with us,
Thu busineas will be conducted by the same
cffl m? and director..
DI REMORA:
Jarnal Laughlin, W m. K. .hi imick,
1t.. , m.r. .-, Hayr, Alexander Speer.
Thomas Bell, Francili G. Bailey,
Thos. Wight - ms., Alex. Bradley,
Samuel Beg.
JAY, ES LAUtiIILIN. President
,i , , HN D. S , :TiLLY, enabler.
A eguat `.!h. lani;d.imtf.
. .
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
L 41tiKERS,
IVO."'" W o4 ' 4 BL. Socond doo abovn
I , lftb Street,
KA LEDS ;A „FOREIGN AND Domeatic.
ELY (tin. Barik 2 , 1 °tea, and linvern•
con ectionn promptly attamitd
r<,
Nlsit Lynn, .E . NI AN I) NOTES
'
1.7! ern' o! ntho,t , san Quartrxraz
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons,
r the , , r ,- vorpmeiv ReQ..L. - ities, bought bY
IV, H. W11.L1_63104 et CO.,
roc !. COl - 1, Or 01 Thiri,
MN=
Atf#442 N 44 %Iravat
ir ( )1) S FOR, T IIIE•
bITCHEN.
I=il
Tin Ware, ' Brushes
W ,,, den War , : Basket.
Spice Bole, J oily Id °aid,.
Cup Tabs I Wash Basin;
Straw .attars Cup Mope
Bair Sierer Wire Sieves
Mince Knives Coal Scuttle
Siiver Soap Store Polish
Cbamoir Skins Knife Washers
hnowers Basting Spooas
Gridirons ' Coffee Mills
Lemon Squeezer= Wash Boards
New Pans Sauce Pains
'ic silo hone 1 Bird Boasters
I irk Keitic , s i Fry Pans
lista, 13oil, 1"F ' Farina Boilers
Graters i Egg Beaters
Larding Needlera ' Flour Pails
Pudding Pans Water Filterers
Bread Pans Pie Plates
Butter Ladles Clothes Wringers
Iron Holders I Wooden Spoons
Stop Ladder. Butter Prints
lieelers Wash Tubs
Clothes Lino: Soap Cups
Scales Toast Fonts
Cook's Knives Sad Irons
Bread Poxes Moat Presses
Scoops Cake Boxes. dm., ,gto,
FOR THE DI NINO ROOD.
RILVRII PLATRD.
, Call Belle
Nut Picks
Fish knives
Ice Cream Knives
INapkin Rings
Cake Baskets
Forks and Spoons
' Oyster Ladles
Sugar Spoons
Mustard Spoons
Ice Pitchers
Goblets
.ERY.
Carvers
Forks
Square Waiters
Crumb Brushes
Crumb Trays
Chafing Dishes
Coffee Biggins
Coffee Cafetiers
Nut Crackers
hound Walters
Cork Screws ..
Knife Sharpeners
Water Coolers, Arc.
URAMBEIL.
Water Carriers
Chamber Buckets
Bowls and Pitchers
Gas Shades
...
D P. A NV EltV
RA I OS
,• Mar', et ,trio
Casters
Syrup Jug::
Cake Knives
Crumb linivat
Salt Stands
Fruit Stands
Boner knives
Soup Lades
tir.tvy Ladles
Children's Cups
Round rOval Salvers
Bouquet Stands
CUT
Ivory Handled Knives
Cocoa do do
Stag do do
hngliish Tea Trays
Fork di Spc,:oa Trays
Dish Covers
!lash Dishes
Wine Strainers
Spirit Coffee Pots
Table Mats
Bread Baskets
t.
.L.l .0
att.r.
' Le. rn
Wino Coolers
Hefrigora' ors
FOR THE
Toilet Jars
Foot Baths
Infant's Baths
Alatre.s Brushes
:-;having ißtuas
Nursery Shades
u Matt% Holders do Lamps
Flower Stands Clothes Whiskes
Nursery Refrigerators do Hampers
Wax Tapers Night Lights.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Li braer Steps Door hints
Vienna Fish Globes ; Vegas
Bird Cages Meat , Safes
V izzetta Pocket Knives
Card de Visite Frames' Flasks
Camp Knives Camp Portfolios.
And everything pertaining( to a well appointed
11 , oleoholci.
To be obtained at reasonable prices at the NEW
STORE of
.' ACTT.
T. _a_daw
KAY & RICHARDS
First door below the Exchange Bank
city All goods delivered free of charge the
,Allegheny Birmingham, Manchester. Du
quesne borough,' etc. agLS-law
NOTICE•
114AVING 'RECEIVED I NEODII A -
.11.1. tion that persons have at different times
in the name et the Sui:siste ce Committee,
golle
i contributions of Fruits and Vegetables from
the gardners and country* reople in the markets
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. we take this meth
od of giving notice. that we never authorized any
one to collect inch contributions for us or the
Bespitol. :Ina then contributions thus collected
have never reached us.
W. P. WEYMAN.
JOS. ALARKE, }Ex. Core.
M ATWOOD,
Contributions for the Subsistence Committee
should be seot to Messrs. Weyman Son. Smith
field st. or Mersrs Otto. Albree. Son dr C o . Wood
street. .selff
11. J. LYNCH
AVING VACATED THE FRONT
ALA- of his store, No• 96 Market street, to make
alterations, will be found in the new addition.to
rear of old store, entrance on Market alley s fact
door from sth street. where Dry Goods will he
sold cheap. anls
REMO V A L.
p R. F, BARDEEN HAS REMOVED
M f e r . o n tn ,,
I, p:t ‘ cdtliteqd street, below . tho Girard
UOCIPP. - 14, , Firth street oppooto the Court
,tr+2l4f,
Hydropolta, or Garden Sprinkler.
A NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE FOB
wetting Plants and flowers, washing window&
carriages, &o, Pumps of every description sold
and repaired: , Daykin4 -Patent Water Drawer
made and sold.
W
In 3 SIDON & KIL One do LY.l or 64 reozo E Wood St
ft:dr
OF PITTSBURGH
LAN FITTSBURGH TRUST CO PA
IIitiUSEKEEPER•S -
30 FIFTH STREET
Educational,
Hon. Wilson Judgo of the 'United
otates Circuit Court, President.
Comoro( Penn A - 6i Cinie St.., Pnte
burgh Penn'a.,
CIIT,APEST AND
boot. $35 pays for a full 'Commercial
001/Xeo•
No extra charge:, jot Ll 111,-..:teers, Steamboat,
Railroad and Bank Book-keoping.
Minister's sons at one-half Price. Students en
ter and review at any time.
This Institution is aornimite3 by experienced
Teachers and practical acomintanta, who pre
pare young men for active instincts at the least
expense and shortest time fur the most lucrative
and responsible sitnatiors. Diplomas granted
for merit only. Hence the preference for grad.
hates at this College bv butnn es, men.
Prof A• • Cowley, the 'best Penman cf the Union,
l wh M B h , o a ld n s d
t over c all largest
mumibors oe aFhIFeISs T
RPaapud
.Business Writing.
SS. .attend whore the Sow and Clerks of busi
ness men graduate.
. For specimens of Penmanship and Catalogue
containing lull information, enclose twenty-five
'ciente to the PrinopaLs.
auto 3ENP. SMITI4
ST
FRANCIS COLLEGE,
UNDER CAR OF THE FRANCISCAN BROMF.RS
Fri TITS INSTITUTION, SiTUA.TEJO
-EIN LORETIO. Cambria county Permsyl
rania about four miles from Cresson Station. on
the direct route between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, was chartered in -1858. with nriviliges to
zanier the usual Oollegiate flecor.i and Degrees.
The location of the College is one of the 003 t
healthy in Pennnylvania--this: r,rtion of the Alle
gheny Monntair.s being for it: pure
water. bracing air. and I:inter:rune scenery.
The Scholastic year c.tiomencea on the IrTP.3 I I
!MONDAY after the 15th cf AUGUST. and ands.
about the Ztth of .1 U N lowiny. w divide
into two Seariona. Studonta cannot return home
between thc Seczior,c. the Apparstus 71?C.P.-
fury for Land Surveying. Ent.ineoring.
Till be forniArd ttj tlae I=itution to the
dtudentt.
InEtrouicEntai hod Vocal 'd Retie faun= no extra
'barge. Studcr.ts wll lug admit•eal eel*
7r411-r to the age ,-1 unmh•tod.
Titawn—.leard and Tait - A
-L, half yearly
in .....trance $ 65
Surveying aria ore of instruments, 1 , ..r an
num
20
tlaonoal end .I%f od.:,rn lauguty.el, extra 1 0
Students spec., ( 1, 111ete... 20
Reference car. be to 'hi 1-;.t. 4v. Bishcp
Domenec, Rt. Rev. Illstop hood. Philadelphia
Re, I'. t,nl.-t:• Rev Dr, O'llar4,
Philadelphia, Rec. !leer; M , Leughlin. Phila
doiphia :Ker. Pierre Maher, Harrisburg-
N. B.—A heck ra, to Le a to it m Crept.
nopfl
s_ n.
For Ra`a, Mice Roaches.!.. Rnits, Moths
in F'uni. inFertg on Plant Fowls.
Animals, a,.
t'ut up in Ir.o. "Lc and 1:1 hattlel and
; and 5 timks .r ft 1 , 1%. Public read
tutiona, So,
'Fly in fallible Tomedicks known.'
CPAI f urWRIPoCM`Rsi TI . IIE - an - Fa
'Rata come out of tletr 'nolo- to die."
Si' Sold wholesale in all large eitiea.
44r- Ad by all Dreggia,4 alai Dealers every
where,
Beware af all wertlik:s imitations.
‘;/- Son that - Co.itar'e" name i= on each box
bottle and, tlailt beforo ycu buy_.
Address HENRY R, COSTAR,
Principal Depot, 453 Broadway, N. Y.
/Hp Sold by A. E. SELLEKS GO.. and B. L
FAIINESIOCK Lt4lneale Agente, Pitts
burg. iylF-6mdrodav
SMITH, PARK & CO.
Ninth Ward r-ounciry
PITTSBUR(.4II.
Warehouse, No. lag FiJA mid 7 3 20 Seoend sta.
Manufacturers .of all and descriptions of
Coal Oil hatorta and 6ftels. Gas end Water Pipes.
Sad Irons. Dog Irune. 'Wagon Boxes, Seel MouldPnllie s
ficngers and COUL.lingF.
Aloe Jobbing and Machinery of every descrip
tion made to crier.
Having a complete machine shop attached to
the foundrs, all necessari fitting will be carefully
attended to. o2l:lyd.kw
J. DUNILEVV.
(-} r o c -,
NO. 4 DIAMOND,
PtInIiBURGH,PA
mc22:lydat>
Shell Oysters! Shell Oysters.
AORNUCOPIdE SALOON ALWAYS
in/viral:Lee. The proprietor of this noted eat
ing es , ab.khment has just recievod a large sup •
ply of Baltimore Shell Oysters, They 111.1 be
served up in the hest possible manner, with all
the delicaoie, the Market affords Don't forget
the plane, eorl,er of Ft fth and Tbn , 4ln streets.
s 'e:N•dtf N. WEIS, Proprietor.
MEDICAL CARD
F. X. DEROLETTF, M. D
From the Medical Faculty of Paris, Fiance, Fa
Intern , Itesident Physician) of Hotel Dieu.
Charity hospital., Bcn. Date of Diploma, 1878.
OFFICE 57 GRANT STREET. St
Nichol/in Building,
Consult-hilt a GRA , r.veyy Tuesday aad
Friday. from 10 o'dock I'2 a in., and , rocu 2to
4 p. tn. BeB
WALL PAPER
FOR AUTUMN OF 1863,
A complete atsortruent of beautiful
PAPER HANC4IN63I4g
Of all styleS, at prices lower than Can be again
offered. For sale during the 24.10 U by
AARSIIALL,
S 7 Wood Stroet.
A LARGE STOCK OF
NEW SHOES
AT DIFFENBACHER'S, -
• NO. 115 FIFTH STREET
mbrasing Gent's. Ladies, Misses and Cidldren's
wear in great variety. sell
-
NOTICE.—ANDItEW liI,OMAN, OF
Pittsburgh, 'HENRY PHIPPS, Jr.. and
7110. M N MILL)Eh, of Allegheny city have
th s day entered into a limited partnership for
the transaction of the Itol.og Mill business,
ntder the fi La name of IiLO3IAN PHIPPS,
Andrew Kleiman and Itenry Philips Jr as Gen
eral and Thomas N. Miller as Special Partner,
the partnership to continue laid' the Ist day of
January, 1870. ANDItEW KLO AN,
II EN HY PHIPVEL JP.
TILOS. N. MiLUULL.
POlo-18wGw
MOD EMOVAL Or LIVERY STALIAL.E.
AL The undersigned tinving removed his Livo
ry Stable from th , s rear of the Scott 110111,0, to near
the corner of First and Smithfield sliest. W. C.
Conn s old stand, is prepared to furnish carriages,'
buggies, and saddle horses upon tho shortest no
floe,Alen horses It opt at livery at reasonable
rates. Undertaking and all arrangements for fu
noraLs will re ;pit. his special nttontion,
NkIAL RR i iItaLAND.
AT EW FMUITS AND. 'NUTS
100 boxes Primo f , rangom
100 do do Lonion
20 Bags Bow /11 , 5 I i,:th Walt atr.
20 do do Filberts:
20 'do do Brasil Nuts:
20 do Fro:di .4.3eaca Nuts;
50 do Amon& liordeocs irics;
Just received and for sale by
RLIYMNR BIIO'E.
a.ta • N0t.120 and 12st Wood sheet.
APPLES—iSO BARRELS OF GREEN
Apples. Tifit - roceivedand for taleby
FRI2I3d. & ARMSTII.OfIO;
oa3 corner Market and Yu% Arcata.
Bank Elections.
BANK OF Prrisacracia,
October 15.1.863 ,
N ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN DI
-2111. RECTORS of this Bank wilt be held as tho
Banking Ilbuse on MONDAY, November 16th,
between the hears of 10 a. to., and 2 o'olcask p. m.
The henna' meeting of the Btookbers will
be het 1 ,rt TUESDAY. November 3d, at 11
o'clock a. m. J Lail! 114.RP.P3R,
oelf3 3 d<w Crashier,
ENCHANTS AND MAIMPACTUDERS. 8AN1C.,31
cetober 15, 1863.
IraNHE ANNUAL EILIECTION FOR I.
_H. RECTORS will be' held 'at the Banking
House, on MONDAY, the 16Th day of November
next, between the hirne of 10 a. m.. and 2 0.. m
The annual paeetin• of the Stookholders will
bo held on TUESDAY. theld day of November,
at 10 o'clock te,m. JORN SCOTT. Jr..
oel6-te. Cashier.
L'rntr.Na' 13..trur
153 ,
O .
N ELECTION FOR THIRTE EN LI.
xs- RECTORS of this Bank will he held nt the
BankiteEreuse on MONDAY November 16th,
at 10 o'clock. a. m.
Toe regular annual meetinsi 011116 SeDakl'old
frs will b 0 held on TUESDAY NovemberSsi at
11 . _
o'croci Et.
GEO. T. VAN DOREN.
Cashier
/UN CITY BASK :DirresuAGE4
tctober r 5. 1863.
4 N.ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN I
RICCIORS Lf this Bank will be hed at the
Banking Howe, on MONDAY, November 16th.
bttweea the httuu all a. m„ and 2 jp.m. .
The annual meeting DI the - Stockholders
he held OtiUESDAY. Noverobtr 3d. at Tna'clock
a. m_ J. IItkOOSIIII,
ocl6-1 md
.Cashier.
ALLEGE-Mr BASIC.
Pittabur,a. OctobeLl4, 1863.
-CAN ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS OF
this Bank will be held at th Banking
Rouse on the 16th of November next, between
the hoora of 10 a. m and 2 o'clock, p ,
m.
J. W.
isCOOKhr.
The annual mee' ins of the , ookhold Ca
e s rs ie
be neld on the 3d day el November next t at. 1.2
o'clock, m.
oo rte
ITP THE PIIN3/!A., INSIIBANcg Co„
PITTSBURG/I, tetober 9th, ws.
sirociimOLDEßS OF .11g
JR. CLmfany are hereby notified that t..• e an
t ual election for D rectors far the ensuir g Year:
wilt be held at the olEce,.No. &a Fourth street, be
tween the hours of ten o'clock a. m, and 1 o'clock
P. to., on MONDAY, the 2d. day of o.ember,
1%3. L GRIER SPROUL,
oelo-td ECM Mari%
FRUIT TREES, &0.,
ink ER STOCK OF TREES, OF LARGE
X-. size, for tall planting. is fine,
APPLE,
PEACH,
PEAR,
PLUM,
GRAPE VINES, viz: CHERRY, and
DELAWARE, CONCORD,
And the new approved torts in large quantitice,
and all tber unary Stock for profit.
Ornamental Shrubs and Evergreens,
In great varieties.
Farmers and others coming to the Nurseries
with the r own wagens will be furnished extra
large TREES at the usual rates.
T, 1. SHIELDS & CO,
sew-ltdtatw SEWICKLEY, PA.,
West Virginia Land for Saie•
A VALUABLE AND FINE TRACT
' ' ta e : anaw . a
River, about 4 miles from the City of Parliers
burg, Wood Counbv, W. V. The whole of whish
is under good and substantial fence, and more
than one-half is highly improyed and cultivated.
The balance is well timbered and the whole well
watered. There is also on this farm a splendid
orchard. besides 150 young trees set out two years
This is one of the moat desirable farms and
residences in the County or State. This farm
will be so d. low . Te"MU easy, and. a
good bargain awaits the purchaser. For further
particulars apply or address
M.. P. Altlll9B
Parkersburg, W. V.
ariT;ltd3mw
Farm For Sale.
AN IMPROVED FARM FOR SAI
contaLing Ciacres, situatad in
MOON TOWNSHIP,
Noar Stevezaon's mill. The said farm being in a
high [tale of oultivadoni has two dwellings, a
good barn. s --house, a small tan yard. to-
Kotler with allnecessary. in.:aiding a coal
bank. inst threw miles from the river. For fur
ther particulars enquire by masir otherwise of
ROB HOD.
On the premises. 2400.11 P. 0.. Aliegh T
ety O co.. Pa.
ocS-2telfr4tw
p Xl6.
HALsEr, OF NEW TORR . , MAUS
Linvented a
_process by which a rush and
luxuriant WINE is produced from certain plants
of great medicinal virtues. This delightful Wine
combines ail the high medicinal properties of the
Dandelion. Sareetparilla, Yellow
_Dock. - Wild
Cherry, and certain other plants, whose virtues
are ten litnea store affective as medical
.aeents. Bo
pure and concentrated are the medicanal proper.
ties of this Wine,thatit has. been found the most
effective medicine new in - use. FrequentlY,!tess
than &single bottle matures the lingering Patient
from debility and sickness ,to strong and vigoroni
health. Every dose shows its good effects en; the
constitution and improves th e general health:
with Dr. Halsey's celebrated GIUSICOATFD
FOREST PILLS as an adjunct, all the following
disorders are permanently cured.
DYSPEPSIA \ AND INDIGEST/05,••
A box of the Forest Pills, and a bottle of the
Wine, will cure the moat distudna fonds of this
omplaint.
AGUE AND FEVEri...One or two doses 0
the Pills, and a bottle of the Wine will break the
tame and cure the Patient adhered es, when the
directions on the bottle areto. '
DROPSICAL 'COMPLAINTS....ProuI on
to two boxes of tho Pills. and three bottles of tn
Wine,ouro this;obstinate disorder.
DISORDER OF TILE ICIDNETS.—.
The Forest Wine and Pills have proved highly
efficacious in this disorder. One to two boxes of
the Pills, and three or four bottles of the Wine,
are sufficient to accomplish a cure in the worst
cases.
DEBLLrrr, SIGHT swzdoirs, Anneal
tion and. Weakly Slate of the Cm. . taws.—The
Forest Wine is a populai reined; or all t.heeie
complaints. One to three bottle cure the worst
cases without theme of the Pills; but when the
complaint is accompanied with some other disor
der, the Pills will be required. .
BiIIgURATESIL.;The efficacy at the4or
est Remedies-in itheumatign is very singulars
Some of the mostdistresemt :wee evdr saw
have been cured by them in or twelve day
ime. •
BILIOUS DISORDERS Asp FOUL
STOMACH...One purgative_ dose the Forest
Pills will cure any bilious disorder or any • com.
plaint arising from Foul Stomach and morbid con-
FEVERS.-.One
of the bowels.
FEVERS.-One or two purgative doses will
cure fevers.
COUGHS, COLDS, ETC,•On
break of the
Pills. and a hottle.of the Wbao, will lap and
ewe tho most severe colds, coughs, and tains', d m
breast
ULCERS, BOLLtit,B.L4) , Telial, Scabbed
Head. Ringworm, Bevie .
elae.- Salt Mee, 'Hare
Eyea,and every kitwfolifunru3r. These complaints
all arise from one common cause—immure —
Generally nothing but the Pills - era required for
ho cure of most of these disorders; but it boa
remedies are used, two boxes of the Pills. and too
or three bottles of the Win e& will cure the velllF
worst cane. and frequently by less than ball the
JAUNDICE..Two boxes Mho Pll
many bottlesof the Wine; (meths semi, *sae of
Jaundice.
Frosstsic OBSTRUCTIONS, pr educed
from bad colds or weakly constitutions. A few
clues of the Forest W ins cures the most disttessmg
forms of those complaints: and if the Wine be
followed up a few weeks, these dorm:memento wilt
not occur main The
and gives str visor.and
The Wine es= kw enits the
female tons&utio
bloom= health. Over a 'million of xes and
bottles have been sold within the last two years,
in the United States and Canada- Letters and
certificates to the amount of many thousandsi
have been received, toshiying to the cures and
good effects of these remedies.
Forest Wine is in large square bottles. one dol
lar per bottle, =or tax bottles for five dollars.—
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A Snake in a Man's Stomach.
A physician at Orenkoldsvicke, in hie
official report to the Royal Swedi 3 / 3 Sani
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tary College, narrates the following,:
• A peasant from Trehorningssjo Kapell,
visited me at the beginning of this year
to consult me regarding an unwelcome
guest that had got into his stomach, naffie•
iv, a snake. Daring a journey he had
slept one night in a wicker basket that
stood upon the floor, - and all at once he
awoke feeling something which resembled
a cold, live body sliding down his, throat.
;He remembered that he had seen some
large half decaye.d logs brought in for the
r fire place, and at once bethotight himself
that very likely a snake might have been
=Concealed in one of the holes of these
logs, and during the night had come out
to seek a warmer dwelling by sliding down
the sleeper's open mouth into his atom.
ach.
This idea became quite rooted with him.
When he got home he took epsom salts
and aloes in numerous doses, but the
snake which at once notified its presence
by sucking just below the abdomen-(!) was
not brought to light. After this the poor
sufferer drank at once half a gallon more
of another mixture, but with no avail.
Had he more, he said, he should have
- drank more. Now he drank a quartern of
nitric acid mixed with three pnts of water,
but equally unavailing ; the •snake only
grew still mor3 restive. Next, a sort of
soap was znade of thin, eour ale, and the
juice from tobacco pipes which had not
been cleansed for more than a year. Cold
sweating, retching ; and at last vomiting
followed, but the man only got worse.
We now tried, assisted by two friends,to
kill the snake by squeezing it to death;
and he and his friends continued during
nine hours to knead away and the snake
really became more quiet for twenty-four
hours,
but that was.all. After having
drank severarquarterns of turpentine to
no 'dee, an attempt was made at angling
foe. it. A sort of fish-hook was made of
iron wire, and a lump of dough, compos
ed of flour, the whites of eggs, treacle
and batter, was put on as bait. The hook
fixed to a string was swallowed, and after
about half 'ins hour, a "bite ' was felt, and
the string was therefore hauled in, and
the patient could distinctly feel how the
patient clung to the hook ; but unfortu
nately, just as it came to thelorge, it let
go its hold and' down it 'sank again into
the stomach.
The next attempt was still more un
fortunate, as the hook got fixed in the
- • •
-on ,ave .een "thought that
this would have induced the patient to
give rip any further attempt at angling ;
but no,'a third attempt was made, and an
extra tackle' fixed at the hollow part of
the hook, to be able to get loose if it
should fix again. This time the snake
would not trite at all ; the hook was
drawn up bare, and all further attempts
at angling relinquished. Quite in despair
the peasant now consulted me, (the physi
cian spoke of above) and I tried to rea
son with him, it was of no use, he clung
to the idea. I have since learned that he
has consulted bothysicians and others,
and he was at last obliged to return home
unalleviated. When he got home, he be
came addicted to drink, which, after some
time, has actually cured him.
Terrible Fight Between a Grizzly
Betr4 .Ainzalas.
A correspagtierit of the Portland (Ore
gon) Times, writing from Banncek City, in
the .Ikiise mines, Idaho territory, tells, the
following story, which may be believed
by those who are fond of wanders :
A terrible fight between a mountain
ammiss and a grizzly bear witnessed by a
small party of mountaineers a short time
since, on the road leading from here to
Lewiston. The party had stopped to
camp for the night, when suddenly wild
and terrific screaming and fearful sounds
burst upon their ears, indicating a deadly
combat bet Ween two forest monsters. The
scene of action was near, but out of eight.
The Ratty were'ailent listeners during the
desperate - conflict, the sounds of which
'Struck terrorto the stoutest hearted moun
taineer. Finally 'the sound died -away—
the conflict was ended. An hoar of silence
elapsed, and the party ventured slowly
and cautiously toward the spot, from
whence those doleful sounds enunciated.
As they neared the spot, the victorious
ammiss passed before them into the jungle.
On coming to the place of the deadly
struggle, they found dead and bleeding a
large she bear, that would weigh proba
bly 900 or 1,000 pounds.
The grizzly was bitten through and
through the neck, and fearful gashes were
inflicted on the body, laying bare the ribs
and shoulder blades, surpassing the effects
of repeated strokes from a heavy cutlass
or bowie-knife. It seems that the ammiss
desired to make a meal of the cub, to
which the she bear objected, hence the
`fight ensued; and it was sach a fight as
mortal man scarcely ever witnessed, and
none but bears and lions participate in.
The mountain ammiss is an animal half
way between an African lion and Bengal
tiger. It is described by a mountaineer
as follows: "His form is much like the
lion, being very heavy before and light
behind, with a perfect lion's tail, but
lacking the mane, though the hair forward
on the neck was longer than on the rest
of die body has a round ear, dark streaks
around the eyes and up and down the face,
also running down the legs. The body is
some darker in color than that .of the
lion, and free from stripes. His foot is a
lion's paw. This beast of prey has lately
been discovered in these mountains, and
the animiss is a wonderful animal—no
doubt the king of beasts in the forests of
Idaho. When his angry voice ,is heard,
the beasts of the forests crouchingly seek
their hiding places."
National Convention of thoFeman
Brotherhood.
A convention of delegates from all the
circles of the Fenian Brotherhood in the
Northern States Will be held at Chicago
on the 3d cf November next. Among
those expected to be present is General
Thomas F. Meagher, of New York, who
Will represent one of the lodges in that
State. The convention will be an import
ant one, and its action will probably gov
ern that:of the - whole order in America for
some time. It is well known that the
avowed objects and aims of the society are
the liberation of
-Ireland frointhe rule of
England, Or, in other words, the repeal
of the Uhion, to effect which the chief en
ergies of O'Connell were directed, and
which has. ever since his day, formed so
important a part of the national wish.
Chicago nwici.