Amusements,
lITTSBUROII THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager Wee. 13 ENO
Treasurer H. OvanINOToN•
Sixth night of the popular artiste, kliFs CH A I -
LOTTE TnOMPSON. woo will appear in her
double personation o' Edith and Zeldia
THIS EVENING will be presented the beau
tiful drama entitled
EDITH AND ZELDIA,
!kWh and Zelda Mini Charlotte lhomt son
Lora Darrel J. Ogden
Oharlswood C. Loveday
Song. —Miss Becket
To conclude with
IRELAND AS IT WAS.
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il t lfo'D t ot Annie Ward
In rehearsal. Clouds with ! , ,iver Lining.
CONCERT HALL
OiN _EI W 1E11.2. K OIVI, 'Y
Coinlineneing Monday I% ovember 2d
AM centinaing every night daring the week
ALSO, GRAND MATINEES.
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons
For Chi Idr, n
Admitting all children for 10 C E NTS, to the
afternoon Id atineea.
First appearance in aye years, of the original
and only
Blaisdell Brothers
SWIMS Hell Ringers
Five solo A rinds. and
ave the honor of announcing a>tertaioments as
above, on which occasion hey will be assis , cd by
the followsrm Solo Arista of acknowledged abil
Madam Blaisdell, rpiA
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Herr Frederick Heim, r , .10 Corte ,
Herr tinetave Kaufman, t.
Mr. Albert H. Fernald
Tte celebrated Fe—ten Baladi,t, and
Master Sieve Young
The Wonderful Conde Bandied
Calla of Adotimloa..
R entrye d f ont .eats
. •
To be obtain td at the Book and Muaic stores
a4d at the Hall •on the days of the Concert.
Doors open at o'clock, commencing a• OSt.. In
the Art erno• n at 2 o'clock, commea,ing at 3.
oct2B caUt
Bank Dividends,
PITTSBURGH. }
Pitt ouroo, Nov. 6. 186,3.
THE DIRECToR4 oF TRIM BANK
have this day declared a Dividend cf FOUR
PER CENT. on ita °pita( Stock out of the prof
it of the last fit months, which veil be payable
to the stockn dders, r their legal repre/enta
tives, nee of government tax., on or after the 13th
that. ..1'..11N II A.P
no4-td Co• Kier,
MELCHANTSI AND 1 1 ACTI'6I•
Pi I.9bunth. Nov
'THE BOARD OF Dant CToltS OF
!hi •a- .k a tt,i (.1 dec:arekl a D;s
dr.nd f FOUR I'ENT.on the Ca•
out of the profit rt . thr tcet FIT MO F, payable
on or atter Le 13;;; Ire.- Cram a:I taxe.s.
no4-t-1 SC(J T, Jr.
( ITJZI Y.: . K.,
Pitt=burgn. N. 7,
rri HE, HIRE( FORS OF THIS 13.42 S ri
havAthie day declared a Dicosend et Fl h;
PER CENT., (5 pet cent ) on the esoicel :teck,
payable to the eto kholders. rr the,,r cteal repro
eobtativiis oi; r after the nth T(e irriCtrn
hcient. tax 011 the same wil; be Ni t by the Bank
of t. T. 1 AN DtiREN,
Ca.ehier.
Tee loots rr
'ugh v 3, ISI.
THE DIRECTORS 01-" TRIS RiN
have his d dee! red a 1/ - ,vi.ien.l of FIVI:
PNK • EN' t r ep.r,l S[t,-1;, cut ,1 t - e
ofit-s of the la: , payal lo t the
otookho , oer, r thou legal representotice. ort or
bef re the nut_ f gov, rnment Lux
nO4-td J . MAtn•FEttv, Cashier.
ALLEOOONY BANE,
Pittsbu•g,h. Nov
FiIIiE.PRESIDEISI' A N D DIInECI ORS
11 f ars :;auk, have this .4sy Declared a lit v
idend If R PLR CENT., on the Capital
Stook, Datable to the s with Ler., or t - eir legal
representatives on ,or aster the 13th itut. free of
goverumeut tax. J W. t_OftK.
no4-td Casl,ier.
OFFICE WESTKRN INSURANCF CoMP.NY, t
Pi tsburith. Nor. 3,
FIIHE DIRECTORS OF THE REST
era lc impany have this day de
clared a Div decd of TN U\ LF DOL
LAR upo each share of the Cap.tal S uck. out
of the earned i r. t of the :act •Ix in echo, pay
able to the ct..•kholders on a- after the 13th net,
no4-td I'. hi. (iORD..N. secretary.
FIRST NATIONAL FANS t/F PITTSBVRGH.
L ATV YID TSBITECrIi TRUST ( °NEPA s
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rs have hi. , day deed.red a die . dend
of ONE L Ali atd W t Y-FIVe. CENT •
per 'hare t: t t •1e L•i Ce Nib t
Comp• i ny .•tit std TWO DO ..I.Alti;
tier Chutecthe Cll. tai > “Ch a the First Na
;legal diatk utai of the 1 r. Es ti .he fira inst..
p a y a *ble t o or at Cr , tenth
Th e
. steeklittdier, are heitity it titled that the
nna. the sub. , , - hti to the Capital
Stock, •iz : are ershare Ml , l be
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KNEW DRY GOODS
OPENING DAILY
EitiGIUS HACKE'S
Corner of 3th and Market Sts
DRESS GOODS.
I a cvcry tarty
RINOES and POPLINS
CLOAKS and SHAWLS,
COUNTRY BLANKETS,
COUNTRY FLANNELS,
SCARLET OPERA FLANNELS
GREY TWIL'D FLANNELS,
BA LMORALL SKIRTS
GINGHAMS,
All selling at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES,
oc2o Call and examine our stock
BTEALid. WAGO.N I WORK
ON UAND AND MADE TO ORDhit
WAGON-.
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STORE IIIUCES,
ti Ai AND STRAW CUTTERS.
L. LULEMAN.
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OVYICY or OA xt.Arin PABBERGINe Et. WAY C0.,1
tt argh, November 5, 1863.
MI HE ANNUAL ELEFTIAI N FOR D.
1 rectors of this oombany will be held at the
cake of MAW , . D. W. di A. S. 8414. 144 Fourth
atreet, on MONDAY, November 16th. t o t e Gen
th z e g tlys of one and. IA D. AL
LDAM, ASENSMAN
DAILY POST.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1463
No. 37 Park How. New Fork, and 6 State street,
Boston, are our agents for the Daily and
Weekly Poet in those cities, and aro author
ised to take Advertisement; and Subscriptions
for us at our Lowest Rates.
ON AND AFTER THE lei OF NO.
1.647 vember 1863, all subscriptions to the Daily
Post must be paid in advsnee Those known g
themseves to be in arrtars w.ll Plea: e sal I .03,1
settle tv'tt.out further delay.
THE DALEY AND WEEKLY POST
can hereafter be procured at the News L epots of
J. W. Pittook and Yrank Case, Fifth street. with
or without wrappers Daily 3 rents ; Weekly ",
Cents.
Meeting of Coal Shippers
A large number of the heaviest coal
shippers on our western waters met yes
terday afternoon at the office of A. D.
Smith, on Water street, near Ferry. The
object of the meeting was to take into
consideration the late notice to owners of
coal botats, coal bages, &c., as published
by Capt. Batchelor on the 2d instant. The
meeting was organized by electing A. Mil•
ler, esq.. Chairman, and appointing N. J.
Bigley, Secretary.
Upon taking the chair the President
stated, in brief terms, the object for which
the meeting had assembled, and hoped
that there would be a free and full inter
change of views by all present upon the
important matter which the meeting had
met to discuss and consider.
Brows Band,
Mr. Smith moved the sppointineLi of
committee of three to prepare bus:net
for the action of the meeting.
' Mr. Jim. F Dray., thought that
such committe was raised that it were we,i
to talk the matter over among those
present, so that a proper uveleriorinci
iug of the whole subject might be arrived
at Before taking his seat he desired to
make a few remarks, which would go to
show the injustice and hardships which
awaited the coal men if tt , " - .rder of S
retary ('base, as interpeted by Captain
Batchelor, was carried into ytTyct. H 4E
sert-d that one acre bf coal would yield
about 150,000 bu , hele cf which w3uhi
require three pair of barge. t o ear ~ v
sawn to mark.- t. 0,, them threel air of
barges thi ti,ses wool.' b e :
t,x
Li , euse .
MEE
T , I. on empty I oat;
La ding tax,
Lockage
(4s:ructions io river)
per pair
BE -sides all this, there
Lax at $B3 to pay on every pair of h,, s.
and a license of $2O Now, the questior
was, could coal dealers sti,nd all these
charges, "and then live." Wit the I:
bie and cot.t did not stop hi re. Arn
cares and anxieties attendant upon a Ns.•
in our rivers, and on the passage to tip•
market below, " transfers "mu -t pro
cuted, and what, in the opinion of the
speaker, seemed the unkindest cut of all,
a coal barge which cost but a few hundred
dotlars, pays the same amount of torinagi•
tax us a ...earner worth thousands.
der all these circumstances, it was the .
ty of the coal dealers to take decided a:ea
ures to save thomst-lves from utter and IN
retrievable ruin.
Gen. Jamey Moorhead was here int ro
duced. He said he bad come to is. meet
ing to hear and not to speak. It was the
duty of all loyal men to not only pay taxes
to support the Government in its hour ,f
nen, but to point out everytticg that
cuulo proper'y stand taxation Ihe cred
it of our country was now the wonder of
the world, and so it must remain. Allis
takes had doubtless been made—articles
arc now taxed that ought to go free, and
others now go free that should be taxed.
Tile law in relation to the enrollment of
coal boats had its objectionable featu tB,
and he had no doubi but that Cungrei.s.
upon proper representations, would cor
rect them. Still the coal business was now
very prosperous, and those engaged in It
should not object—as he knew they would
nut—to pa, their just share of the national
burdens. Secretary Chase had construed
the law as he thought right and just. I
he was wrong, there was a remedy.
Capt. Batchelor was next introducer'.
He said he was much gratified to meet so
many of his old friends, and to afford them
ill, the information in his purver. Lie. .eas
but carrying out the instructiiins 01 Sec
retary Chase. Be did not make a eiiigie
cent above his regular salary, and bo one
would be more pleased than himeelt to be
relieved from the onerous duty imposed up•
on him. In reply to a question, he Aided
that the amount of tax be wrliki Lars to
collect would not amount to over
$3O on each boat or barge, and tout small
crattwould not pay as much ;urger enee,
ta6 there was a gradulating sea:e. Many
questions were propounded t., Captain
Batchelor, to all of which he returned
prompt and satisfactory answers.
Mt. pray° moved the appointment of a
committee of three to procure the best
legal advice in the city on the subject, and
report to an adjourned meeting on Mon
day next. the President appointed
Mesers. Brown, Martin and ilori,er said
committee.
Mr. James Colvin thought if Capt. Bat
cher interpretation of the law was cor
rec . ;here was no hope for them, except
;.ii appeal to the Courts He would not
pay it. What then? Capt Batchelor
whuld seize his boats—he would sue out a
writ of replevin, and then the matter
would come before the proper tribunal for
adjudication.
Mr. Dravo moved the appointment of a
committee of three, whose duty it should
o r to telegraph immediately to Secretary
Chase, asking him to suspend the order
until the matter can be legally tested in
;he proper Courts, or the law repealed by
Congress. On this committee Hon. J. K.
Moorhead, Jno. F. Dravo and Thos. F 8 4 ,7
cell were appointed.
At this stage of the proceedings, H
f. J. Bingham, who was present, pro
pounded an enquiry to Captain Batchelor,
which, had it occurred 'to him sooner,
would, perhaps, have saved the meeting
mach time and discussion. The question
was, whether "scow's'' engaged exclusive
ly in carrying coal from the interior of
Pennsylvania to points on the tide, were
taxed to the manner proposed to be im
posed upon our coal boats. In reply,
Capt. Batchelor submitted to the meeting
the following letter from the Secretary of
the Treasury, which, in our judgment.
giants all that our coal men contend for,
vz : that the boats commonly used
carrying coal to the marltets below, do not
come under that class denominated "coin
mon carriers,'' and, therefore, are nor. I,
able to pay the heavy tax proposed to he
levied and collectdd upon them. Here is
the letter
l'azAaray DEPARTMENT, Oct. 2. 1863.
PRINTS,
CHFICKS. &c
Wt. B. Tuuxs2, Eilti.. l 2oliooto - . Rc., PLlilanini •
phtg. Pa-"Mr b.VC had under consideration
the •et , tre A James cox. Esq., Pr( !Went ol
th• Lehigh Coal Navigation company, and there
relative to the liobitny to Lnnege duty of the
clay of vessel, known as scow boa o." and en
gaged exc'usively in cam ing ooal from thefc
tenor of Pr•nneyftania to some point on tide.
Hind nothing i I tLe law expressly excelti g
this eta f boats from Its general provisions
Toes have, howe;er. never been enrolled and
licensed under previous st a tutes: and inleet
, a ways bean so owned and managed. that
a cenat , :mnon witL the t.. ws relative to enroilment
and keense ou their part was impossible. Their
court ruction. tOG. is pe cular. so that they do not
came within the deserip , i..n of vessel., usual;
known es coal boats, In toe absence of some
more specific enactments of Congress in regard to
them, you will rtfrain frLin enfo ring the coast
ing l,ws and tonnage duty against them,
As to canal boats proper. 1 must adhere to the
instructions heretofore given. The uniform de
cisions of the Department, from the earliest exist
ence of cassais in this country to the present time
a dmit of no o'her cons.ructAon of the.tatutes. I
work a hardship in some cases,
but haveV.a that they h ave aormsent alternative. I propose.
however . , at th e earliest moment, to is y , thosub•
}440 Daigle 00111211 11 L for its.ooulderatkey not.
THE _ PITTSBURGH POST: SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER' 7, 1863.
. , . .
S. M. PETTENGILL dc CO.,
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t reca•ds
toutp.,nry rrgis ars ,17.111'..'en
-80&. YV tit tree! reSvef,,
. .
P. CR.Lax,
ort tar i the?r east. ry
The uneral ; of rerntrks of all
pre.sent was that icy wet, witting and
anxious to pay all just and lawful taxes,
but that they were opposed to having un•
just burdr imposed upon them. They
had months ago sflpealtd to Secretary
Chase, and laid th' before him ;
and the firet hozne ;:.a: they received *as
the notice of Bitch-tor. Should a
rise come to:moie. :t would be impos
Bible for 00 , • el ge , th i boas out.
Capt. Batchelor, wnh all his clerical force,
could not make r•ut the ct entry papers
for more than three boats a day, and as there
are POMP twelve hundred boats awaiting a
rise, it would require over a year to make
out their papers I
It seems clear ;0 our mind, that if the
matter is fl.uly rel•rcsented to Secretary
Chase, he will not for a moment persist in
compelling our coal men to pay a tax
which Ic expreesly declares shall not be
assessed c those doing a similar business
on.the eastern waters.
On mmtrtn, a reBolllllol2 -Nis passed,
thanking Capt. Batchelor for the informa
ticd, he had given the meeting, and axon
orting him from all blame in the matter,
as hi, wee acting aimply cinder the instruc
tion of hit; superior.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to
t - Pt on Monday afterno , n in the. same
171
Accident
inquest On
ThUir- - .CLy toot, the remains of a
Ist r.at . d Rids r aged between
lli r, ,!1 .7t; t•-% t•-tri t age,
'cc pare-.ts re?' • in !hie Ninth Ward,
r, ,- itr Hill's planing unit. It appears that
yrding Pacyn wa. hah,t of jumping
upon the Expre‘s train at
the ,terner of Pln and Liberty streets
its it hacked doiid, to the sia:lnn, and that
only VC , A:.,.iday W:.3 warned of the
diditicr to which he expc.ed himself. As
tonal hursday erewcz he atternlted to
s is. but 1 , 7 e tn, s.c.:.id,ut
Fl footing and l.ii noder th,dn, and
I'he scene
scr,pt!..i, tarts of his body
s7!-Wri ".1! for many
• V:. could no.
in accordance
hy
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lire thuie :Lay WWI \Ve do
n-t (I , h; w,. 'a, -11 np9ocia
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et. n:“.: s uld endeav
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DKATE iz J.IL —NlRry .••ks• a deaf
a. d vp.grafi: time , to
1 ,;;"; IL- at.d oer. - ‘ , 3 e•-• ar( , u , li • - or . - E Pets,
c: • I ..-sday the • - .7unty
1 was por — perhaps
in ;7. Fin'
F; '1 • ht; or.rt ;: , ';l., prison.
tt . ;Vt.' Ft' all t.9kt; hyhaelf to say
th . , she will cut tiud a rest
•,.r ;.;; `rum all her tr( libit 9.
A !HILSEYIENTS
LIEATRi. —Lao. ..Atct mot., wad
I,ct d WRS ~ e sted
P. y and
ct city h-tter rep
L,f.,r ri ii,ry well mer
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wh oh .•or exchni.g,,s B: the highest
BUSINESS NOTICEIki
ELEGANT '''sETTS of Slisa-8 and
Ctilldren'e liurs can ai the fashiona
hi-. hut, can and lur ~, • t, . .b>ishrnent of !Or.
Fiemirig. 189 kkiroci = r , Pt, whose assort
ment of Laiien' Gents' furs, hats and
cane, is unsurpasP-d by any house in the
r;ty: thosr. , nl , -ndp,g t., purchase goods of
charac.ter. Ii Fleming's a full
and compleiii melt nil the most
InAhionttb'. e 4 in in. mart:et.
FOR rol GEIS A'.l) COLDS
Pal , S.,
CoLgli Cate,
Br , I r; , ches,
r Syrup or
Pa'
Pul Exii.ectorant,
Ayer's ('t'erry
HSU'S B3IFHM,
Wiebart'e Pine Tar Col
Schenck's Pclut..„ll!C Sy:up.
Jaynra Exl. , etore.nt,
Louden •s Expectorant,
McClintock's Pectora: Syrup,
Rogers' Li'erw wit and - liar,
(10iidale' ,, Catarrh Remedy.
Alt for sale at L.): lieyser's, No 140
Wood s'reet.
HAIR DYES.
Cri6tari. lint; '..
J airs Haurl's, Pflutoo'3.
Upimo , ' , t, ;the A' , ,
Woodr . , Gray
Sterl ling' a A rnbzcsla,
And every other It nci of hair wahn and
hair dye in use, at Dr. Keyeer'4, No. 140
Vi or d titreet
ITONOII To Wibou finson is
S; , :t,g ,t„;: ,unced 11 a New York pa
per, taxi the tirovei & Bak , r sewing ma
Chine wet awa,ded the tir , d premium at
the n-te So..te IN.. • f ;he Pennsylvania
S e:ety. z.! N. , rrn.towil, it is
moy justice to that the
highest premium fur the best sewing ma
chine 1 , 7, - .8 awarded to the N heeler
thread 1 ,ck arisen sewing ma
chino . vtre fsq.q.rdt. ; 1• , two other
CIFIFVe n.:,d a diploma re
eouttnet.•-••• 1 i , y tr, to the Gro
ver & B.: • r W. make ;his
statement in or.ier , !;:t oar readers may
fully ne-deretand thti tru, li:e.tc of -the efoe.
—Phi/a. Farmer.
ErVEY description of boots. silo E-8 and
gaiters for:Ladies', Gents . , Misses!, Boys' ,
Youths' and Children& wear. at very low
prices, at McClelland's auction house, 66
street.
- j Ly
aseorßnsnt of cloth , ti.cquPti. circular
shawls, French merinos, repps, plaids,
blankste, flannels, &c., together with a
large stock of domestic goods, all of which
he will sell as low for cash as any house
in the city. Give him a call.
A LARGE lot of new books opened to day
at. McClelland's. Go to the auction, to
night, if you want bargains.
Voce.t. Mt:etc.—H. D. Brecht, teacher
of singing and cultivation of the voice, 128
Smithfield street.
IQ — GROVER BAKER'S SEWING
MA CHIN FS. for manufacturing Purposes
a•ii the best in use
A. F. CIIsiIONEY. General Agent,
18 Fifth street Pittsburgh, Pa.
JOSEPH NEVER at SON,
PLAIN AND FANCY
FURNITURE & CHAIRS,
IVARIiIIoUB, 135 ISMITIIFIELD
Dctic6en 6th st., and Virgin alley
STRENGTHENING PLASTERS
HelrbeTrilan},i`th'e'7,Ttril7
of 2 i S 4 illi F O ß lo li v i :
and are becoming aiii,r ni by an intelligent
For all Affect. r f the Chest,
Weigt t about the upi a co ton of the Bowels,
in Lolds and Coughs of the back. for
all strains or bruises, S<- -mak back, Sto , .to .
they have to be used 'perlY appreciated.
Ilt-Eig More.
63 Market st., 30. door below 4th
GELEERATED EXTKACTS FOR THE
HANiDEERCIIIEY,
Ashland Flowers Mignonette
Aiisma hiusils.
.....maryina Meadow Flowers
Bouquet de relifornie ' , Lilac
Bouquet TArabie !Lily of the Valley
Bouquet de Carolina Now-mown Hai
Bergamotte, Orange Flowers
Cassie Patchouli
Camelia !Pink
Clemente Poppinac"i
Cedrat 'Portugal
tlitrolielie it ”tat Prairie Flo wen - ,
Crystal Palace Bore
tieranium Rough and Reads
Oil Mower Spring Flower
- i i riles kintent Sweet Briar
Heliotrope 'Sweet Pea
Honey 'Sweet Lavender
II Lit': .. iile :wort Lettuce
Heath. rn dweet Clover
flyeekrith,lTuberes
Jastom
Tea Rose
Jockey Club, !Violette
Jenny Lind !Verbena
Jonquille, . Vetivert
Mousseline !Vanilla
MlBailout-9 'West End
Mils - non, White Lily
Marechale , Winter Blest=
BAZIN's HEDYOSMIA. a highly concentrii
toil Persian Essence, the molt elegant perfume for
imparting to the handkerchief a very agreeable
and lasting odor.
ESSENCE BOUQUET—TREBLE EXTRACT
UPPER 'I EN.—A large assortment of Toilet
Soaps, Shaving Creams, Preparations for the
Hair, Cosmetics, Toilet Waters, Dentifric•s, and
perfumery of all kinds, constantly on hand.
f.' r pa:e by CHAS. H. SUPER,
,let:.. s oi..er Penn and tit. rillir Pt.
IEW \VIVIEN GOODS,
E WOULD CALL THE ATTEN
• t, ,, U c f buyer; t. ..,nr !tack of
WINTER GOODS
A:i the newest so ie3 of f.,re'hf a and domestic
CASSIM3ES AND COATINGS,
officer or
With A lar:e [kr. l rh. t.2: , n
SILK ANI) 111'TINGS.
W. H M GE,F, & CO.,
143 LDER4L h 7 RI LT
, !ado,- of
flt.rob,r
Corner Ma• kit Square, Allegheny City, Pa.
wbc, are
L,iesaie a d het ii dealer in ana manufac
Ladle*. 51 Ipmeir. Gents, Boys and
Youths
BOOTS, SHOES \0 GUMS,
IN ALL THEIR VARIEIIES
No. 125 FEDERA.L STREET
CHAS WACikE
IS:4IIHICK.S
MAGEE ix HICKS
Cloths, Casanneres, Satinets,
Vestings, Tailors rimmings
zss MARKET STE: ET,
At the Boston Cracker Bakery
11 , ,rnpson to
:iii
THE PUBLIC: WILL ALWAYS FIND
a vi ry superior arucle of
BOSTON CRACKERS, WINE CRACK
ERS, oNsTER CRACKERS, tea,
W li EELER dr WILSON'S
I.M.PROVr:D LOCK STITCH
Family gentng Machine !
p:QtLiaill at tha London and Paris Ex-
hibitlots and at all the important6tate and Mo-
chanioal Firs where c ihibittd this season. Call
and examioe these machines before purchasing
We :,ffer for sale
Foote', Patent ttnbi. lla Look Stand,
Insures perfect safety to an article pro-
verbially given t, he led astray'
MEE
pHOTOt.Rek PH ALBUMS
ALBUMS FOR 10 CARDS,
el t I 20 0
It " 00 "
Low prioea at
p 0,29 OPPodte Postotkoe
PITTSBURGH
P t) „FL 0 U Is
FOR Si 1, 1 3 AT
P. MERTS,
ALLEGEIFICY CITY, PA
ItoDli • 1.1 HICKE
CHAS. 0. SWOPE
orters s.d doskre in
PhLlAdelphla,
Male fresh every daY
S. S. MARVIN.
64 Fourth et
CELEBRAIICD
wm.:,cm:NEit a Cu
.47 Fifth _trod, Pi:tsburgh
100
160
. • 200
PITTOCE'S ALBUM DEPOT
L L
TO THE DAIL . " POST
From Gen. Meade's Army.
LL QUIET AT CHATTANOOGA
Riot at Mauch 0 hunk
WASHINGTON [ITT ITEMS
Retaliation for Treatment of
Prisoners
More Depredations by the Guerrilla's
NEW boat, N67c-il,Uvr t; —The Herald
has the following, rated Headquarters
Army cf the Potomac
The day before yesterday Gen. Kilpat
rick started for the Rappahannock by way
of Hartwood Court House and Falmouth,
striking the river near the latter place.
This command returned to day, and report
the country clear of regular rebi-la so far
as their observation extended, though they
encountered several straggling gderriila
bands, with whom they skirmished mcd
erately on their return. When near camp
the rebels descended upon the rear wagon
train and captured a sergeant, four men,
and four mules a-01 a wag. u. Last night
a Maier was cariured within two miies of
headquarters, and nuw on his way to
Richmond
Kilpatrick a cavalry dirt:don want out
on a reconnoissance yesterday, and when
four miles, this Ride of Baruwood church
struck rebel pickets, when a small body
of thaw dismounted and sheltered ;.hem
8, IVt a under A 1. 11 and await, dour further
advance movements by squads of
the Michi.tan ca , stiry dialodval sham from
their pwntion. and erere followed up by
that :reg;ment till they advanced to FM
mouth, there 11 e M whiganers were repuls
ed, bat the ramnindar of Custer's Michi
gan brig ade came no to their support, and
the rah, is. after half fai hour's skirmish
ing, were , trivet. n , r , ;tht iist.W,t - flock,
at the ford lin medwiti • tti- old
bridge, with a love of the- kil• • . d ee
eral woo,.1•,1 Our
'f.-m-,
kepr 'v wirb ir car
%1 r-d by
gbn b. was ton !ong
an? (fleet ;i . Fe r KIP As nigh. ap
:oached, cur fell back to iit.rt
wood Court id3u.n, t. c:n
plished Lhe obj.ct or th o
returned thia evening. lb. , brce
consi. , t..d of two regimen: , of (.4%alry !r-
Soul} , Carn!inn and Georgia,
AclnNul,N, i i, leal.Pr!tty f•
guerrilla!, Lliale a ra-d E Sin
lion, about five 'tom Alex:in:3Na,
capturing several ho:-es and muh s
gang came into ! Tar„
day night at d .•urecl a [ . llloa ma' .
who eEciped, Wier king with them it: 11,
woods nearly ml day yesterday. Th , y
talked in his t resP-xs. about aitackiiig
some ol th • s'iy. ins, b it the man !,.! d •
i• h llt 'II' 0 gran Rik:-
These -ii,w prevented from
IT g des,, rowan.' Vienna, and hate abe,
diiiied hi
Cirri MeTrr.t ttle regular cavalry -1. -
serves, whlm g wi.h his staff along
the Rano ad. and sepatali d a tea- cr - vp
merits trcm hi' command, was attacked by
a party of guerrilias• greatly outnumbering
his staff, who, however, being mounted on
liset borerr, escaped, although bullets flew
around them thickly. Other futile at
tempts bane been mad! , to murder order
lies carrying dispatches from headquar
tore to points within ..ur army
lines.
Parties of rebel caval7 deshed
thrr ..:gh our lines lett. and c.-;•nit
ted depredations. in Prince \\ iitiam
county during the last few days. Yester
day. Gen. Merritt sent out and seir. , d all
the inhabitants in the vicinity of his com
mand, and sent them to ln.adquarters to
be disposed of by the Provost Marshal
General.
NEW YnRE. NOV. 8 —A Time, special,
dated Washington, November 6th, says:
"The mortality among our exchanged
prisoners at Anrapcli.. and the conclu•
sive testim ny of the barbarous usage of
those in Richmond, have determined our
Government to supply corrective retalia
non if the rebel ri . ..thori:leti do not upo n
remonstration, treat the captured men ac
cording t ,- •• the rules of war The scarcity
of food in Richmond may give color to
the plea of tecessity as an PECOSe for the
insufficient nourishrn-nt of our men. but
there is a design in thin starve.ic n. They
mean to farce us to re:urn to the old sys
tem of exchange, which excluded officers
of negro regimen's and those of Colonel
Streight's command. They will not suc
ceed. P:c•mid. rit will not t i the
black tn- n who hsve taken no rims is
call, nor shit, men who command them.
He will proposition whict,
seeks o eta ii<h , iistieoti:ms het weerr, our
black B , ,ici.-r4 ae prisoters of
war.
It Is
curs erik y , , uvr rP ,, ,ed, and a nf,r
effort at g" , . rn:mlnt
ir.g be rind
CHATTANOUtiA, Nov. 6.—Ail quiet along
the lines ti - --".ey. The enemy lief ;i op a
ha'? firein . . t2O p ier gun cite
crest et - I.nekri.ut. r'icasionally reaching
cur !int , . They ir,ir.ed the en , i rtainment
this ait.irnoon be throwing shells within
their ow., his 19 Strange
and exettos con, - .iderab:e comment.
.I_,tEd night Ft , c,•rnl rebel campti
peared fr.ru the front of our right and in
formation It-ad. 3 to the belief hit B-agg's
army has been weakened n cintly fir Rome
purposo not ye rt,nal,i.
Longstreer s headquarters are establish
ed at Lookout Mountaie, which is held by
a strong force. It is estimated tharthe
rebels expended $l4 000 of ammunition,
from Lookout Mountain. and killed but
one federal soldier and woanded another:
both casualties occurr7d in 'West Valley.
Twelve deserters from a Kentucky rebel
regiment came in to day: ?nay report the
whale rt , glmont ready t f Blow the first
opp nionity.
N'e to
daily .20:1.1. „.lowian with
Bridgeport Supplies coolie up rapidly
MEMPI-118 Nov 4.—The fight Col.
liersville yesterday lasted three hours
when the rebel, fled, leaving twen'y k 11
ed and four wounded in our hands. Our
loss is RI ght. Among the prisoners cap
tured are James Geary, Brindier Gereral
of the Missisei;:pi Stave M:litia and Colo
nel in the rebel service, one captain, three
lieutenant= and one surgeon. General
George wounded. Col. Hach who nr u •
v dat Colliersville with three regiments
of cavalry, followed ;he !creating rebele.
to Coldwater where he was skirmishing
them. At last accounts Col. McCrellis
arid Misner arP -ndeavoring to flunk them.
Hatch est.mat s. that they number three
thousand.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 —The MSS Of a
widow of au officer or soldier killed in
battle, with many months back pay. is
suddenly left without a dollar to buy
mourning, or psy for the transportation of
her husband ; is of shocking frequent oc
cur:fine.,
The rt=j-et;or, of the widow's demand
for this back pay, or that of her agents, is
notoriously an event of daily occurrence
In the War Department. All apolicante
are turned off with the disheartening in
formation that from 14 to 18 months must
pass away from the time of making appli ,
cation, before the money can possibly be
got by their representatives.
. • he prznc)put Kcal men in shis
city, that the riot at Mauch Chunk, is of
a serioup charactet.
Mr. Smi , h, whn was killed, bad incur
red the Latred (..t the Irish miners by
his oppoiiicti to their secret organization
which had for its object the exclusion of
ali the workmen of other countries.
A Welshman wee recently found dt.ad
). the r; , :ne, , , iftvwg been snot.
Itl .3 dUpPOsed Srn , th wap•=hat whle !ra•
vi,lirg front ,he mites to JeaLeeville.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.—The inquirer
and Bulletin of this city have reports of
terrible riots in the coal regions around
Mauch Chunk, for men, it is reported,
were kil;Ld last evening, including Mr
Smith of the firm of lanil Cornea & Co.
of this city. Gov.,Curtiti, it is stated, has
Len telegraphed to for troops to qtßet the
MAUCEI CHUNK., Pa , Nov 6.—L ..at night
Mr. C. 11. Smith, coal operator, at York
town, was murdered in the most brutal
manner is his house, in the presence of
his family. by a gang of Irish outlaws,
known as buckshots. Mr. Smith was a
loyal and much respected gentleman.
PHILADELPHIA. NOV. 6 —The subscrip•
non agent reports the eale of $1,858,000
.1 5 20's on Friday. The deliveries of
bot,,k are made in moderate 3t11011[143 at
t! - : time of subscription.
COMMERCIAL.
PrITNICERGH GENERA!. MARKET
°PRIOR oe Ter. DAILY PORT, }
SATURDAY. November 7, 15:3,
Business— A'ali or ly mo terately active ye -
teiday, 'The high prices f produqe generally
have acted ae a check. The best newgwe have to
al., is a ri e rf wrver, there being about five feet
of water in the channel. Ail t. e eteamers that
are ready will proceed tr. toad out at once.
Ant. ng th-rn are the following—Argatiy, No. 2.
r` pt}teed ; Arcola, Capt. A. C. .54 . C.ahum. pt.:
er Cloud, No 2. rapt. J. B. Ct - nway and Ida
Re ece , tj.,,,t tiordon. These ht-ats were en
gaged in loading ye'terday. they wilt depart for
Cincinretti this day, fre•eta being plenty and at
en'd t rimes Another feature, It ' , Atli
b e tome of cur t w boat • to leave with light
togs. The Tiger, apt left est evening
f r t in , it ten emal tie a containing al
together Z.y Yr bushels. Other: were getting rea
dy. and will, no doubt. leave daring the next 24
hour.; Am •T g the sates made we note tho follow•
Hny - •••arket firm w th a coed demand, in
t, - Lt the demand exceeds the supply, which tends
ti. k Lep op the prreent igh prices ealea ri!
ad, nt rGe scales at d.3d@'Ss tn.
Apples —tiohier:+ a. re firm a: the late a
v, ne•. we tote n.es el To tt - 10, a good article, at
ra. gin, feon
Potatoes- re:mit, ire on toe increase
wilb sale= f tie Gush. - prime ar.iele. at TittSB.oc
1' bur.
Butter—The market was firm wi it a good
demand. :ales 14is. ibs inch tol - at - ..t.2a24c: haler.
i-f 4 bid packed r t 17418 c.
- lour —the market was inactive, the sales
made betogpetncidatig trout a ore in :ot to meet
the wants of the local trade. The priGc'eal de
mttd was for toe belt bie.nde. Inferior f to were
dull and neglected. Fab!, of ,40 Wills Extra from
rt re et c , ra ! xtrd d • int y. sa kfa) do, ~
fa mite bran I, 46 7801,6 80; some fancy d me- re
he ,1 at 4;";r„ e' age c flour sold at a enr.ct 3
of price-, ac.foidir g quality.
taralia a- fit - -a. The r teedies luring tht
eoudog Lia - •c.it sit. rt, tub r MeaSe. as the tee
- ur w•il e , d ell redi •ae t •• r,i. rood;
of a 'arao. .pt treigbl.s he r,,eiptr
f r • toe day. I ast were prim ell ally by wagon.
It iera s is readily an, Red $1 24e4.1 :5; Wide
lei ;we: fad a tow hundred husoels cha,ked Lands
of pricey. Celle teat engulfed 'or; tales a
hear pot were re- ar.et at 61 Ital bushel.
r tat. Vine. .te,ly ro.t unchrnged: eases Into first
timid: or 'ergt74:. th" stork on hand is not ia t g e
11 mo. min and lee, .feinand at to! ra.m, with
r.lt f , of - ett, et S. 't and Fall at tt 't! 'tit Gush.
rise—TM-re at one ing;
Buck., heal Flour—The demand wag re
ted the, high ra - es demanded have almost
excluded the art ole from this market; we quote
nominally at di:" 7.5.
Cheese—The market WF2 steady with a good
demand; L• •le• of 126 boxes ‘L% - • n. at 18 13!y
Groceries,--the market was firm w.th a coed
demand tort e various de crip lone at Lull
Le e , omit the q rotations far ibis .me
N'hisky—Toe nine ket wie firm %itch n fair
demand for lity Rertified at 58000,
PITTSBURGH OIL T3tAlig.,
the
'he ene
1 4 ATURDAT. Noe.
We have uott las , new to nutlet in this article.
flu yers i Quinine sny aid a., noi dispose t to
cpp
erx uto aoy extent at the rates demanded. lhe
present rise i tfie Alice:illy wit; no at) bt iti
ereaee the tock of Crude, so raw the mar, t
ire expec'ed to en up during the coming week
Repor s tram the East represent the market as
be!. g firm in sme instane,s. n Rdv , T.ce
been et.tab:ished in aril ie. When ptires re cti
'0 , itam there is gel e air arc action. Fr in ap
pearance= we sh,ttlit trine that time was near at
hand. We emit qu ixtio.a , they het g too on
certa n,
kxporte—To New York—Refined 112; Benzole,
111.1. To FtPedal; 1111—Refined, 71 , Urude. I,E+3
bbls. Twat. 453. Tte amrrnt Blair ped West was
3 9 bbla. Imports during the came per iod were;
Qa A. V. it —917 bbl ,, ; Ailegbeny Hirer, 627
do.; & P. G. R.-54 do,
New York Dry Goods Market.
A vary miraed 1: taloa I demand frrm
ircp.rtere and . e rumiagi• n nicreham's appar
en: in themermet: out yet, such is tuem a er .te
supply that 'midis ore very firm for all desirable
WOO.. 8 adkal there is vs y nit's resides t b e tour d.
The chief demand is from the interior. The
st -f prints 18 light. Prices are :twiny; but
any increase of demand wit tend pr c.s up.
There is a lull in dog inquiry for shirt n e ts and
and sheetings, an 4 extr.me prices are leis easy
to omain. Drill ore firm with a very light
at: ck. tiirghams are quiet Cottonade. are
firmly held, an I there is a g - eady demaud. Cot
lannels are te - arce. Woolen goad , . are in
lair :equmt: and all very desirable styles are
scare. id; elti sin delaines ntinue to eon
,onward, mostly to previous order. the &ferm
ate it o• sti lei , s good at d attrae•ive. 'fancy can
situ as s 11l sell largely for the sew on, ant are
ve... trio in price, tleavy gtxds including
beav•-rs a-d coatings, are active. Ilue. are
scarce, and blaca, have advanced.—lndependent.
New Bedford OR Market
Sperm 1 quint but firm. Thy sales are 200 bb's
at sl • gal,, a- d 175 bbit in Boston, .ended
from the Bessie, at sittine
Whale a also quiet, with •ale' ef 430 bbls $1 .0
a! d 200 d” Hudson Bay, at $l. 12f
lull•ots of sperm and Whale Ot and Whale-
Mr.e in the CM ed -ta•r.+ or the ..eek endi. g
1003•
fmoilorai
bbls FP. t,b1.5 Wb. bb.s 1)1, e
I. tai the w•eek,.....1 19' '6O 4.001,
repurteu. 6, , 50 57 848 ea lou
and print
I:1 date.. 57,8,4 58,u9i 442,1 w
Same Lime tag year, 48.360 99,687 670.0a0
Cincinnati I eat Tobacco Market.
The sale.. Leaf Tabacc .by Morris rt Chal
fant. were 4i hhde Mon ;nanny t.eaf anti Lug!
viz: 3 hhia at $7 5;40 75; 1 a. $8 7i. 3 at $94
93; 3 at $lO 25(010 75. :2. $ ICall 50; 4at $;2
WI: 50; 6 at $:3413 75; 5 at .Iq4 15(014 75; 4 a;
$154.15 50 lat $l7 75 4a; slB@.B 50; lat 75;
1 at 1 at $23 :',O; 1 at $24; 1 at $25.
St. Louts Tobe.oce Market.
• - • •• • •
Market utcbang, d. to break at both City
and utata bar eh Jose. 001146.. of Izs
ri•m r sing 9 hhds planters' lug 4 a; $7 130Q79 0.5; 4
do oommod shipting lea at $11412 20; 2 00 me
dual do do at sls 10017 26 . 6 do good and nne
do do at $lO 101.0741 50; 1 do medium man ufac.ttr
log at $22 50; 2 do bids rejected.
Philadelphia Auction Sale.
By Saztu,l C. Cooa-649 bbla ;.,ew Slo
a.s3a. ;oh] at from 48 to bilo oath.
MARKETS BY TEIX.GRA PH
New York INarket
New Yoe', uv. a —Cotton inure Arm. 84685;
now held higher. FlJur—r.,mm,n grad's more
active at 54he1 c higher; trace bonus in mcder•
a e regtlett wit., nut decided change; 11.Anj 25
to. Extra State; $7 '..0(6 1 7 35 for h. tra $.:•. u:
$7 4004) 20 for ,rad. , brand . Maiket closing
quiet. Whisky steady at 6.1401162.
Philadelphia Market.
Pat /DELPHI,, Gov. 6.—Ysour steady. Sales
of 510 bola nstr, Famt l y at is 3734. Wheat firm.
of 4500 basil red at $1 5001 53; white at
$1 404:.; Kentucky at 13 C .rn declined' z‘ales
10,100 b en rod s'. iMOSB Pork Lim. Bee,
firm and iteadi.
Baltimore Mar kat
B unicußs NLv.Floa quiet; iioward
str ac $6 37,448 50la bbl. Whew firm and s.d
vanciug. Coro dull
Chicago Market.
Caio.ilo, Nov. 6.—Flour firm. Wheat Armor,
I(g2n, $1 Wel 10 VS but h. Coin fir en t. Arn
better. 6:148.2:4 bush Oats tirm at 69(0851,4.
Auction Sales.
"VERY Clio ICE BOOKS AT A VC-
V TlON—on Saturday and ,Monday eveningE,
Novemner 7th an : , th, at hi.a..,&c Hal. uction
' , louse, 55 Fifth street, a new lo just receive .
iStthe ooileotion may be found : Howarth's
.rke, 2 von,. one-half calf: (-Jo- drich's Animal
Hingdom, 2 vols. Turkey, i.zifiapiatein he Horee
01 America. by F auk F nevi. 2 vote. 1,1...tete
Ure's Motto, a y • f the Arts and - cienoes, 2
1,80 plates: Washington •rvmg's Colv.plete
Works 22 vole: The Works of George W aqting
ton, by z"parks, volumes Life of litenj,min
Franklin, 10 volumes; Napier's Penitistin War.
51.015 q Clark's Commentaries, complete 4 volt
Leigh Hunt's worka 4 voila, one-half calft•Haz
[..4 works, 5 vole; Hume's England 6 vela: Zan"
att' , Novels, 12 vole The Statemt , n's manual, 4
vole, plate.; Batmen's History ot the Unto
State , 8 volt AddiaoL'a Spectat, r 8 vole, very
fine edition; the complete works of 8 akepesze,
Birtin.Barns.:2l44xlye, Dick, Amnia, khltramth
Chambers, &a.; act. ALIN Bve ifilideo:,
Photoffleaph Albums, Letter and Note Paper;
blold pens: an. Sale tpititiVe.
•
PRATT'T.. A. ?d!oLIGLLA.ND, Auctioneer.
& BROTHS& Salesmen. no 7
t.t.m N. - -1: i• 1 not, 'be
RIVER MATTE&
- -
Tax itarzw.—Last e7aaieg et twilisht tiler ,
were "Elva feet of water hi the eha nei .0, oec
at a send. Eitaitees cn Ih• what' vtry u •
tive. The tow b at i iiger Jet' ior 1.0. w It
a t w 4E112.111 boa a, containinar 22500 bast it , of
Co a l . We hope she may hare a sale an., pee° Y
If
itew STEAMER AROOL. —C• rt. A, C. MCC, LLCM,
Splendid new a earner lefty.. s 1.) ,
for Ciecinnati and Lottiwille. hewa 4 u
der tae superintenden , !e of Oapt Joan Rh--d
one ;f the beet steamboat builders in toe „
The rr.sent one doe. him great credit Z..
tent judges pronourioa
o ne of th o tort at ;
ed boats ever conitructed cab 14 io
some, with lame stare oo = t •• ;in a
the
manu e fan a t t u r m d p fry u ve l m es e . n, T.l3Tie f,nitr.re snd
i.GT e b•. ern; the ',pots w•ro -
ni:hed by AI e.SIFi. 0 C Vr• rise d, • him ,
are of tt e best ricsoriptio,; he outfit vr..s f h
rd by 'Y es-re. Caldwe ISc Bro in a word oh to
oomp'tte in ever , . res,,ect. much for the,
boat. V. ith on- swung frierd, 'apt C. : 4 4. - Ca'-
iie. ir.. we have been I mg E eqUalt in
honorable or nrright otli er we hove ti , ,‘ co
known—he is prompt, attentive anl 013,1 4 ir.g,
is destmei to to ke rank amorg the mco.t °pun r
ofiaftre Oa the Weotern wato,s. Tb- FIVeDSO
tho A rcola under his command we conside a. 0
fired fart the fir=t olork is 1 - r. S. Speer, a elev.
er and attentive officer.
NSW STHeItER ABOAST No. 2,—Capt. Gee ge
W. Reed's spier dit 1 - ceket !elms this day Pc , 1-
tively to Cincinnati Mill beat was bui, ex-
Pres ly for the packet. trade by Cant. A. MP ,r
and Capt. Reed, both efficers of er.at , xoere•
In her construction no cipmse been spar;
hell, an ANo I boat in every respect T• A,
easy he. l, built by the same pa terra ha; pr - vtd
roe of the best aqapted boats afln..t. the No.
is an improveme*t as he:—the c bin is bandanna,
and elntain 3 all the latest impro - thnfnt.. 1, 0
carpets was furniehei b Me rri ain , firla r.
Vol ins ar Cu., and ere •ruly h Lo.'some. in fact
nothiz7 has been lett tntion^. The uurni ur •
WILE manut,eturel ex reesly b 7 Ales.rs. T. Pr
tuns at en. Ce pt. heed one of the
nodo
ttemanly cf Our ace :atntance—he C
stands hi: ha: inass in nil 1. , a uez
ot frisnds and dos erre.* them a I ti at tit',
is our o d friend Capt. W p. Y c:!encell, an office.
who has nn super - we take pl:n..ro ii r
commending the ari^ers to our fiend:
She !canes to-day CIL °in: att.
H": FOR CINCH , k 1"I — The 11^W and. pret.r
Pnoitet, sda fteeer. iapt E Gordon. leaves this
chy p.a tive,y for Cincinnati r, d intermediate
I erts. This boar is entire y new and offers en
per '• :'...1211123'at101:18 to prrsons going that
yra• Cap L. , Ivrdo.n 18 well known to tras , .le./4 as
an exp. ricnr,) officer, and l tee that W.I. be to -
t—n to see that paw-.gers are NTH' ca-, d or.
.Mr Russel . , wn has charge cf the office, in a gen
eral favorite.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
&Mtn'
Frunhkle, Bennett Browenti . le
Uallatin, (+irk° B:otten—eilie.
J. Eeeee. Peebles—KtizAbeth.
tiel'atin Clarke, I.:rowns t
.1,1,
Fran, Itn, Lie ret;, Ureter:
Jas. Iteate. reebtel. el:tzabetb.
STE &MBOATS.
FOR CINCIANATI.
IliktDAl. .Nov. 7. at 4 p. ta
Fidrii;;t Flit NEW AND ; .ENDID
isenger • cram,. - ID
•tizti don. etlamarider, w L I. ave cur.oeti
above.
.1 or freight . Cr s.assapP. arr 15 no tr.-.r,i,
no: L K.-Kant
Von CINCINNATi.
'IIIIS DAY, N v 7 a' i
TIM 'NE 7. .41w;: spyi NDIIN
a•serg , d- ea me• A R--A'T N o . .
Ge.urge W. Re, d, Colin/ 0:, w cave. 09 ult
nolar,ed B'OCP.
. . .
For freight or paelage. haring LE) - .:rpaFred ac
coulTundattots, ou board ut. cuc .f...0t of
Maritet rt, nr -o JOH ACK or
no? J. D. Cw.,;_,l:,G WOO Arts.
FOH CIENCI.NNATI.AND
TLtib DAY, Nov. 7, at 4 r , m.
N. THE NEW AND Et EGA NT
patseuger a e ruer A. C.
Comm ol ie:. will leave
eC .I.lu m
curd ab• ve
Fr rfre.ig ht or pava.ze. ha , 71:1! no , u - pasze ar
ccrumodt:ons, apply or. beard.
.T , lIN FLar: ..or
nt,7 J. D. COLLING WOO:), A gts.
ave Thyself.
DR. S. CIITTEL';:: YNGLI6Ei
E ,
THE GREATEST A ER s
VINE EVER
DISCO s EnEb—THE GRE •TESc
Sic EVER, DISCO v E
GREATEST ALTERATIVE EWER
DiAcOVERED
A CURE FbH. INTEMPERAKcE
A NERVINIS. IT
chronic inflammation of the stcumolt,, it. all
per rP actic - ed to the nee of st mutants au t
narcotic:, , uch as Aleoh,li, and Malt Liqu:rs,
crphia, arseni Toba c etc., e'c, It
removes the morbid appe•ite or craving of the
st mach far Pli trys, c. lu ilescleche, Neu
r 'lgia, ar.d all nerv, us d sasses, it has no equal
as a Nervine.
A i A TUN IC, it gives a healthy tone to the
stomach, improves the a: petite corrects ter
derangemen•e, regulates the buwebi, reww. es Intl
guor and drowsiness, a d bri go perket health to
the Dyspeptic._
AS A:r ALTERA lIVE, The blood, the life • f
the body, is derived trout the f od we dutS .
Dow important then, that the antias of the stom
ach are per'ectly performed. It its datiee :vs
imperfectly executed, d tease instead 01 h with is
scattered through ;he syst-m. When our fo. dis
properly digeste I, pure -blood is supp Lei trio
oody. and - lotchea, Pimples, Tenet.. Erys , pelas,
Old :ores, Mercurial and Venerial Tr.ints, acd
other d Incases arising from impure Wood, disap
pear. Use Dr. Cutter's Eng i‘ly Bitters and you
will have perfect digestion and pure blo,d.
For particulars of this celebrwed Medirine,
pnrcure Dr. Cutter's circular trcm any it our
Agents
N. VAN BIEL, 118 N. Second street.
(American Menufacturing Agent) Philade,
TORRENCE & McGA RR, Agents,
e &etas,
Corner of Fourth and Market sta., rt.tsonzgh.
sale by all respectable Drugglsts•
octls-ly
G ROVER & BAH ER'S
Premium Sewing Machines,
Tr.] E ONLY GOLD BIEDAL
Ever Awarde I to Sewing Maohtnee in Illinois,
These machineetwo-e awarded the Highest. l're
mtum . ever all competitor/. f .1* t'e Beet Fam , ll,
:ming Mackines, -tie Beet Manufacturing Ma.
chines. anu the. heat Mae/time Work. 41. tate Ml
,lina FAIR:n of 1863:
Acta York Mate Fair.
First Premium t: r family machine
First t retuium f r cub c-thread maehinr.
F trat Premium f,r ruse:line work.
Vermont State lows.
First Premium ;or family me , hite.
F rot Premium for manehtetosing machine.
Firs: Premium f mach:ne work.
•
./owc, state Fair.
irst. Premium for fami y maehir.e.
Fret Premium t,r manufaatunua machine.
Fir,t. Premium for machine wok
Michigan Skate Fair.
for :sadly machine.
First Premium fur nufaeturing tatetlitink.
Piro:. Premium fur machine work..
iteliana State Fair
F.rst. Premium for machine for all piirpotiee.
kirec I-roll:1MM for machii.e w. re.
Minot, ,tats Fair.
First Premium fi.r machine for all purrosee
trot Pre.:_i:ai for m chine work.
Kentucky ~tale J'air.
Fir.t. Premium for ma him: for all purpoeee
Firt F. emium fur IllitChiCl9 ro k.
Firmurylvansa Sate Fair.
IL et Premium for mann acturing machine
Firs Prem ULU for bee.utiful mach an word.
Ohio Sate Fair.
Firat fremrum for machine wt.rk.
And at the followiug County Faire
Crittenden Oct. ( Agricultural Si>etietY .
Fi,st Premium for ;amity scwing machine.
Fire: Prelaunch tor manufacturing machine.
First Premium for mac Ana work,
Champlain Valley (Vt.) AgricutturalSociote.
First Premium for :emirs , machine.
First Premium for manufaattring maul:dna
First Preiniu..... for it...opine worry
Hampdeu G.. (ma., ) d arteultural Society.
Dip oma for tariuty machine.
Dirtioalis ter machine ”ork.
Franklin a, Y,) Pair.
First Premium for faint machine,
Fr--t Premium for manufacturing machine.
Qusen's Co (N. Y,) elgrtauttural &Ginty.
Premium tor 'sillily machine
Washington Co. (N. Y) Fair.
First Premium for lateily machine.
Saratoga Co. (N. Y,) Fair.
First Premium for family machine.
.c ,anics In tante (Pa.,)Pcisr.
Fir- t Premium c.r machine for al! purposes.
First P:emiuma for machine work,
The ao.t.e comprises all the Fairs which the
G h , .VE lt ik BARER MACHIN - Ed were exhibit
ed ti. year A: nearly all tf them the leading
Sewing Machines were in competition.
.I . rs work made upon the Grover & Baker Sew
ing machine has received the rim Premium st
every state Fair ifs the United State where it has
b•mm exhthited to this date,
bales R-oms, No. trIPTa ST. Pit shark. Pa.
A. F. CELS,TuNk..Y, Agent.
%.1.1 v* 'TUVE OAS 113 Y IJallVt taLf.A.
/.7 A ad-Flickering. American er
ial 6118 is /1130/1, a sure gracing of tw -, raY hve for
cent. he And Eliesealog is Jew_ the thiLg for
the Of f ice. Ca i a-oeL see them burn at the Gas
Ftt mg • nd P , embini hiatabliehment of
WELDON RELLY.
ne4 164 Wotd street.
100 asLs ' 8. avers,
40 kaA4 A Soc.%
tat
rote tlran an, 0 ; usho
.m 3 and st
G.LA ib A.Plaas--AT ao
par mil. the tor_
W. P. ideltsaa.L.
97 Wood atreaL,