JAMES P. BA
Medical.
Dr. HooHand's
GERMAN BITTER.S.
PREPARED .HY
DISC 0., Di JACKSO. - N, Philade
p h . ! a. Pe a
BAR ROOM DRINK,
SUBItTITUTE FOR RUM
Litoxica4ng Beverage
BUT a 111GH11 C.J:CENTRATED
Vegetable Extract
-A PURE TONIC.
Free from AlCOholic Stimulant,. or
/ nj Drag,
AND WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE'
liAver C4trilkOnlifit,
Dyspepsia Land Jaundice
HOOFLAND'S AN
W ILL CUHE EVE , ' CA!:•E op _
Chronic or Vervons De:,llity Dig:a•
of the Kidneys, and 111.easpv
aztOzoi Irani a Pig°,
derv,' Stomach
Observe the Folluuiux yritptonts Resulting
From Disorders of the
Digestive Organs :
t,or,
Panne.. or
Bieod to the
Acidity_o; the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn. D'
f...r Food, EnAltos.. or Weight
the Stomach,
lug or Fintterinp r.t the Pit ~ f the ste:-.-
Bch. Swimming f tro ft rsd, horned am.
D,l3icrift Breathing, Fluttertn K the Heart.
Ohoting or Smiocating b'ensati.m._ when in a!•••
..aure, Dimness of Vision, Ch,t_. or li'abs
he
fore the ShKlit, Fever and Dui! Pain he the
head, Dehmenoy of Persi.tratir,n, ye'-
Lowness of the Skin and
the Side, Back. Chen, Limbs, -
Sudden ' , lmams of ti eat, Bur n
in the Fleets. t
m - ginthr , of E r
and c'tor.t D9r. es-
Er ion of
Spirits
HOOPLAiID'S C4ER,MAN BITTE,S
WILL GIVE Yor
A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES,
HEALTHY NERVES.
STEADY NERVES.
FEELINGS,
REALTEY FEELINGS,
A GOOD OONSTII LIPTON,
A STOONG CJNSTITUTIOI4
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SOUND CONSTITUTION
WILL MAKE TEf E
WEAR
ILL Tut
DELICATE
BSI MAKP', LTiE
KF. 1 E
DEPRESSED
WILL MAKE It:K
SALLOW ( OM PLEXION
% ILL AIM,: THE
DELL EYE Al LEAR& BRIG II
Will provo s bk.iag
JE V 1_• xt 'V
Oast be tie.cd with pelle , it safe:s' b;
MALE OLD
OR
FEMALE, YoUNG
4P4OOPOPPP
PAILTICULA ft NOTICE.
There are many prog n i / atone sold under the
save of Bitter., jnil Up ut wart bottles, COMpuUndtd
• 9T thel o citecepost whisky Pr common rum, ppe(mp Iron
to Unis per gallon, the taste disguised by An
ise or Gbriander &ed.
nis class of Enters teas caused and will canals
tat to oanee as l ong as they can oe sold hundreds
teals the Lath of the drunkard, By their use the
Wham is kept continually under the influence of
Al
sYtiinutants ut the worst 'kind, the desire fen-
Liquor is
created and kept up, and the result all
Hine Isors attendant upon a drunkard's We and
claath. Beware of them.
Ibr those who 'ears scud wall have a /Ague,
Bitters, te ii vnubisah the follotemy receipt. tiet one
Bottle oolland's German Bitters, and
mix with Three Quarts of Good Brandy
or Whisky, and the result will be a preparation
that will far excel m medicinal tartutt and true
gereepesos anal o f' the nunisroliS Liquor thlterr
fn
`T. uflurinarkes sired lot/loose much lesa. Y
ou trs
Wive all 04 . 0 - irsrtuee of kloolland's Sitters
conneetson with rxCood article of Liquor. at
soma lase prICC :/1.3 thegesnfersor prg,Tharatton,
mill owl you.
DELICATE CIIILt, BEN,
IThOew entre, ins from ALA itA.S.UUS, wasting
away, with scarce! any tie:h ou ,Luir bones, are
cured in a V! ry nhori tnue, oue uowe in Jur-h
ogees, will have a ',lost Lu:prui ug
Y,
Resulting from fin or , of any kicd — these I it,
will renew y, at. egn , n a ver; rh,, t inne.
, R'E' I' tit A D oils et,.
The chills wig n.t retur- tiles , : llitiers are
need. No pe on 111 a Feces and Ag - ,Le District
should be without them.
Prom Ave. J 'ton Ifn.wn, L. Li., Ltilio, of the
Ern CVC/07JVC111.4 Q%nal.y.oue s Wi nn cap e .
Alhough rot disposed t, tacor ,r toe,tnaieLd
Patent .iodic .ace at go icral, distrust et
their inSfredients and effeils ; snow of nu
ileffieltrit ree.S.rn ti -y a In fr, rat put testify L
the benefits he On levee _ hfmselt, have rpcsiviod '
from any ample preparation., in the hope he
may thus con: theft, Lu the belief.: of ither,
I do this more readily a ro:ard to ricictlind 8
German ihtters, prepared by Dr Jackson,
of this city, becau,a I wa, prei ~adast them
for many Sears, under the impressirm that shay
were oaten, an alcoholic t-ixtu.re 1 stn indent
ed to my friend Hobert ` , l , oeimaker, Eeg , for the
removal of this preiudi c by Proper testa, and for
0140011rageIII on to try them, when suffering from
great anti long continued ebil.ty. l'he of
three b tUeeof then !Wien, at tae helium! g of
the prevent year, was tuflowed by es 'dent :the
and restoration to a uogre-of L., oil, L i mania,
vhfOr which I had rot telt I r =ix m..arhs before,
and had almost oe paired of reg..Lndf.. I the re
fore thank. (50.1 and my Inend tor : , 'reef us me
to the nee of them
PLILADXLPEIte, June t 3, let 'J
J. Ne. , \ 1 UN BROWN.
ATTENTIO. 60.1-1.D.11.,:;23ti,
can THE r_frazsos OF SOLDIERS
We call Lae attention of at: aaving relations eign mannaar to the fact that ' ROOF
'S G ters" will cure nine tenths
of the crises/3os induced by exosetres and env!,
irliditilineitient to Gimp lif. In p the lists, publish
ed almost daily in ILe newepapertr, on the arrival
of the leek., it wt.:: be noticed that a yorzlarge pro
portion are gufferizg from debility . t'Ve. etY
of that kind can be reedit cured by Boollant't
Berman Bitters, We have no he Wieder in stating
that, it these Blur.— were ' , arty need a uunodr
soldiers Iditdrede of liVa4 'Oft k
_At
otherw.se would he ~,et
„Tbdfitiopriztersare receiving Thai:l....fill its
tette from surrrers allay and la, evplll.l. who
have been restored t_ hearth by the use c f 'hese
Bitter,. gent to them by to en friends
SBE WA RE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See that the Sjoature of "C. A 4. J CE.SoN
on the WItA. PER of each Bocci_
PRICES.
alla $1 00 Per 13 ,, tt'e, or Hail Dee.
am 75 ' orkind Li z.
The Lee Sias. •.,11 Lae quaztity
the
ott.es hold, are 11140 b th, cheaper.
2,a1
❑ha.ll3 the r.
dee. ur." ey the attOliCE
r e.: , ro , ita place, 1..0
Sp to TU. a2Je.
~, urcay packoC.
b) ,
AniPl&pal Ofth,e Nl. 7 ...elf.roare. N . : gal
41 : 118TREET, PIFIL 4111 LPIIIA. PA.
JONES & EVA.NS,
(Stiocenaors to C. IC Jackson k C 0..;
Prop riotor.
aPPOR SA-LE tr blv DranaNts and deaden it,
wile, tows in che =Lad Biateo. ~nolB.cUry
P . l ,
• 5
/
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4 . • 0 5 ti k .H
i t , t4 -,
r i gb
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IS NOT A
:. OR AN
T BE 11.E.LIED O. TR' NEVSMI
-IL fails aura: It dote no: narti.eato !It Le
epeody in sedan I
Po ChanEr of Dirt p Itequir4 I
It dots not interfere 7 itn busineas pursul
•
can be used without de tecticr.
Cpwsrd cf - .h.tu cures [hoops:lt month, some of
o , em ct.ry severe cases. It is t.dapted for male
and female. oh'. or young!
rEciFIC PILLS
aro the urlgihal &:.i genuine SPEIDIO Pills
(ear one hundred playsiClane hav::, used them in
their practice and ejiapeak well of tneir efficacy
and approve;,: Lb ocutposttim, whinh is entire
vegettibea-O perfectly harmless on thesystem.
:.iandrwfeof oertilicates can be shown.
liulPt Opeoitic PI! is arc the only reliable remedy
fur ettocting a permanent an, speedy cure in all
cases ufpermato rrhea, ur :ionain.xinleraaknesti.
with all its train of e - ti Ts. stoic as U 1 and
Vaginal Discharges, illeet, the Whites, Nightly or
Involantary hattrtions,, Utzt I tal , Pebitity and Ir
ritabllity, Inconttnencejmp..tence, Weakness or
I.OBA of PoWcr, Nt,votli &c, all of
which arise ; r .- :nit all, tr , IL 6exual hacesses
or
en,] A ltu•e, or =ore constitutional derangement
and incapacitates the se tl - ,,rer teem lalfllling the
deities of Iderrieci Life!
1n all.cexual Dtsca , ol. as norrhea, Gleet and
:Stricture suthin Dr et,. the /115.thior nod Kid
nue they o,Ct as a coat:. I 4,/tea experienced
by taki•to cvnote box/
P RI CE 0 I's,' ',I , L. L.. It
Si HOAG
LA TI
STOUT
LIVELY
('LL.R
ocenct And Diamond
And by DruggutA Pittzburgh.
They v. t.e sent by wail Ao , urely scaled on
roceit.t tnA. mono: , P 7
J. BE.I'AN, M. D.,
N 0.76 f'.edar street, N. F..
Consulting Phyi]cian Jur ilia treatment of Sem
inal. UriLary, ! - -ei . nal and Nervous Diseases, who
eend free to all tt.e following valuable wOrks.
The. Fiftieth l'b.ottaand.—Dr. Bell's
Treatise on Solf-P-buse, Premature Decay. I.m
wtenoe and L.es of ,owar. Diseases,
_ieminal v•eaknev's. E.nhisiong, Genital
Debility, .Ic. A p.:mphiet of fifty page& con
tai L ing 11:L1 , 071.8.u. advice to the afflicted and
should be read by err rufferer as the means
of cure in sevor&t stage lainly set torth.
TWO stamps to pay , t stage. aul?..facw
TO THE ..P3l -, ;315'
^s:•• • ••-•-• • t•,':
anti disc7.ze., •
c--7 , r, IMOD
•171e/3: _
sea 11 - s, - .lcvte, • - •
ust. Beiee7isur pubi,slse, doinE
.7, the 11F. ,,, a0:1•
•.;: :
s— er:t
had c,ml,3rasE:sllea orsTrtptoi7 2..re0r.:1
weir vriv - ez ; promisinvi-ms e.73:1 dale:2lo.4ls. la,:
'amity kesl,
.-1 s ssisse 7.1 DI% BRAS'
TINUF, ...a,: s, iatrotivt
Lice :nem IsIle:1r !tepid :Abel;
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.1:rho es -, rarsare 2C , CiCr.T. hte'Nreaoe. eemse.
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•••, -:.seti:•.•:••72 elle s • - s• - •..• ,1•F
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, .42 , 1 Ell
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Ar. L.,X.< : •c: C.n SCA
LAKE ;:-17.PERIA)6 kAPPER
tinif•ALTING
Park, / 1 1.'Curcizi- Az Co.,
. ' razie,-e and Belt llopper, Pried
r..) ,17 Isett , rns, Raised Still Bottoms,
ve:ter r,pdticr, te. Aloe itni , er•
tar- ecd dealer; tc Metals
III 1.tIr• , 7
k'ire, dee.
mcorstantly uh., hand. I - inn:kens' Machines
and To ii Warehuare, N.. 1-1 9 FIRST and 120
111 ON TREETS, l'ausburgh
orlerg of Copi r cat t, any desired
pattern. fe.:4•!s .11x w
k t 4f0 , 4 4k; - CANA TIE It
wILL WARYZ .100 Fr .1' OH THE BA
t, eat wator. r 1./4,p her be, &c , for the
make wadi" eater L.,r viLa or todY, rook
few oysters, boil or , ry egge, make tea and cof
fee. .oast bread. 1e...gt0, in I . ea time and expense
than by any other meani known. Used en any
jampithuut obsouring_the Prioe 25 eon tin
by frail hostage_paid, no COMA
A so a Pate. t Lighter. /Cr lighting lamps with
romoving_the
.ehinaneY. For elle wholesale
and retail •
trims - a:. umur.
WOW e - agents fcr the manufacturers
L HSAE..WALL
.PArEIIB—BEAUTI
o.I Pape; aaaltsclar
o ef
o B7 Wood at.
Medical,
Great Discovery.
KUNicEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
FOR THE CURE OF
Weak StomachaGeneral Debility, Indigestion
Diseru‘e 1:e Nervous Sygtem, Constipation.
Aolday 01 the Stomach, anti for all C it 1438
requiingt a Tonle.
re' fl WINE iNci.unEs Tam MOIST
11 agreeable and efficient E•alt cf Iron we's
ss; Citrate of Magnetic Odie cbine with
the most energetic of vegira l ble o to m nics.Yellow
Peruvian Bark, Tne effect in many cases of de
bility loss of appetite, and general prostrations,
of an efficient Ealt of Iron, combined with par
valuable Nevre Tonic, to moat hhDp7. It ang•
men,e the anneete, raises the pals% takes of
nutieeMar fl.bbincas, removes the palor of debili
ty and gives a florid vigor to the countenance.
Do sou want sou:othiug to etrenehusu you?
Do you want a good appetite?
Do you want to build up your oonstltution ?
Do you Want to feel well ?
Do you want to get rid of nerrouimem?
Do you want out rgy ?
1,0 you want to sleep weal?
Do you want a brisk and vigoroas feeling ?
If yon do. try
KIINKEII BITTER WINE OF IRON,
Tnik truly valuable Tonic has bein so thorough
iy taste i by all classes of the co , ntuunity. that it
is
covet deemed Laispenb:e Italie dicine,
It
ovates the irvetein and prolongs life. I now only
ask a trial of th.s %atutable tonic.
Counterieits.
BEWARE OP CIANTI4 , VEITS-A8 K UNKLE'6
1N 01? llt Nis the only sure and
effectual remedy I-. the / flown world for the per
manent cure o: Dvepepue and Deb , /4, and as
there are a numbr of itutt...ttons offered to the
pub ie. we would caut.ol, the community to par.
chase none but the genuine artime, manufaotared
by S. A. KUNKIEL, and has stump on toe top
of the c , .rk of ever, bottle. The tact that others
are attempting to ,m:tate this valu.ble remedY.
Proves its worth and ,peaks volumes in its fav6r,
The BITTER WINE t'F' IRON iE pat up in
75 C IWT and 81.00 BOTTLES,
And sold by all respects bit:, Urdggiststhroughout
ate country. Be parLmular mat every bottle
bears the.fac-si mac of the proprietor's sigkuLtare.
(4E N I.: It L DEPOT
No. 118 Market et., Harrisburg, Pa.
)r. KLVSER, Agent,
110 WOOD STREET.
Discovery.
WAHANTEIi iI ALL CASES
'-' • - -
• • "._ • c
Li • • fi 1 , 5 • Itli e. •
•ai
.1( • .P 2 Irtiri.l!•
• •
ri-
-AND
Manuiainurers of
/0,046.tt0tt YAWED, -
.4.I_,IEASON'S
Medical.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES
GRFAT AMERICAN REMEDY
HARVEVS CHliiillO THERMAL
FEMALE PILLS
LAVE NEVER yET FA IL ED (WHEN
iJI the dire , tions save bow; stri:t ly followed.)
to removing cifficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE
Or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffering from Spinal Affections, Prolapsed( Uteri.
the Whiton, or other weakness of the Uterine Ox - -
trans. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the
constitution, and may be taken by the most del.
hate females without ceasing distress at the
name time
THEY ACT AS A CHARM,
By strengthening, invgorating, and restoring
the system to a healthy condition ? and by bring
ing on the monthly period with .reguiaritY, no
matter from what cause the ob-truotion may
arise. They should, h,wever, NOT be taken the
first three or f .nr moctits of pregnantly, though
safe at any ether time, as mi , .carriage would be
the result
Each b, x contains 60 Pil6 PRICi:, ONE
DOLLAR.
DR. HARVEY'S TREATISE
On Diseases of Females. Pregnancy, M isoarria#3.
Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction. and Abuses
VATSe, and emphatic rilly the LADIES' PSI
MEDICA. ADVISER, a pamphlet of 70
pages, sent free to any address his cants re
quired to par postage;
ile-Tbe Pills and Beak will be sent by mail,
Oontiaanti Illy. when de6ired, Etd.01:11111LY BBALBD,
and prepaid. on reoeipt of money by
J. BRYAN, M. D.. (fellers! Agent,
No, 7i:lC:oder street, New York.
4A-Sold by all t'- , e prim ipal Druggists.
Joseph Fleming, Draggle, cora er of the
Diamond and Market et., agent fur - Pittsburgh.
ocd emdaw
I MAltirtOOD;
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED
JUirf Publ./led in t sealed euvelp Price 8 eta
LECTURE ON'fH ATURE,
ZR. treatment and radical cm Spermatorr
hcea, or Seminal tt caknass. Involuntary Emig
siona, sexual Debility, and. impedimenta to Mar
riage generaltyova: rag, Corn . umption, Ep
ilepsy B and A l in; Mental and Physical Incapacity,
resulting from Self-abase, Cut
M D., au:', - ,„r the Green Book, ,Ye
" A Boon to Thouttando of Sufferers,'"
Sent under seal, a plain envelope to any ad
dresv. pear-pout on receipt o: ,LX cents or two pos
tage srmnp. by Dq iy. J C. Kunz, 127 Bowery,
New York, Post Office Box, 4146.
ee.6 w
FIR. 'TOBIAS' VEATITIAN HORSE
11 - , Li , In pint bodies, pricy, 50 yenta.
54C , Al .*.• T., LIARTYORD, Conn.
Dm TOBIAS : Dear bit- I have been in the liv
ery bneineas for the last twenty years, and during
that 61111 have been urini nil toe various lini
ments and loti:nr of the day, but never have
tound an ar; iela equal to y 1"OI:11081:1 Horse
Liniment I have fairy tested it on my horses in
distemper, sprains, cuts. talks, swedinga of the
islands, se., as also for rheumatirm on myself. and
Gave always bind it an invaluable remedy.
Reei , 4ttailly lour,
I. LI I'LIiFiELD.
Sold hi all brusaists. ' , dice, 56 Cor•Airrdt
Naw Yore. ho d by *Thomann ihentranith, "Ao
mori,: Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. oc9
f ESEIL REP ERA
FURNISHING STORE
4G4-004)P3 FOR T}l
KITCHEN.
ku Ware. •
eed= Ware . i kt , isitall _.,..:as
tr ?t
Spice Boxes ' Je'ly bi ete
onic.;
Cup Tuba VI , ash Basic,
Straw Letters Cop Mops
,
Hair Sieves vi Ire sieves
Mince Knives , Coal Scuttle
Silver Soap ; Stove Polish
Chamois Skins I Knife Wsohers
skewers basting Spoot.,,
ridirons
c offee Mills
Lemon Squeetr, W -1 Boards
Stew Pans Sauce Pans
Wane irons Bird Boasters
I ish Kettles Fry Pans
Ham Boilers Farina Boilers
Graters Egg Beaters
Larding Necaßers Flour Pails
BPuddingrea Pans Water Enterers
d Pans Pie Plates
Butter Ladles Clothes Wringers
Iron Holders Wooden Spoons
Step Ladders Butter Prints
Heelers Wash Tubs
Clothes Lines Soap Cups
Scalise Tcaat Forks
Cook's Knives Sad Irons
Bread Boxes Meat Presses
Scoops , Cakc Boxes. dto., Mc
FOR THE Di RING ROOM,
II: LVER PLATED.
Castors Call Bells
Syrup Jugs Nut Picks
Cake Knives Fish KnivOS
Crumb Knives Ice Cream Knives
halt Stands Napkin Rings
Fruit Stands Cake Baskets
Butter Knives Forks and Spoons
Soup Ladles Oyster Ladles
Grav - y Ladles Sugar Spoons
Children's; Cups Mustard spoons
Boned cit Oval Salvers Ice Pitchers
Bouquet Stands Goblets
CU
Ivory Handled Kni ves E Carvers
Cocoa do do Forks
Stag do do Square Walters
linglish Tea Trays Crumb Brushes
Fork az Spoon Trays Crumb Trays
Dish Covers ' Chafing Dishes
Hash Dishes Coffee Biggins
Wine Strainers Coffee Catetiers
Spirit Coffee Pots I Nut Crackers
Table Mats I Round Waiters
Bread Baskets! I Cork Screws
Wine Coolers Knife Sharpeners
Refrigerators Water Coolers, Ato.
FOR. THE CRAMMER.
Toilet Jars Water Carriers
Foot Baths ' Chamber Buckets
M .tnf atress atit's B
B at rd hs shes Bowls and Pitchers
Ga.s Shades
Shaving Atnas ; Nursery Shades
Bronx Match Holders do Lamps
Flower Stands Clothes Whiskes
Nursery Refrigerator: do Hampers
Wax T apers Night Lights.
MIISCEL MEOUS.
Libraey Stops Door Mats
Vienna F - .sh Globes Vostas
Bird Cages Meat safes
Vusetta ' Pocket Knives
Card de ViFi to Framess Flasks
Camp Knives i Camp Portfolios.
And everyining perrainin:- 1..,, a well appointed
Household.
To be obtained at reasonable prices at the NBW
STORE of
KAY & RICHARDS
riO. a FIFTH STREET
First door below the Ex• c nwnge Bank.
11116- Ail goc-ds delivered ti lie of charge In the
city, Allegheny, liiruangliam, Manchester. Du
quesne 'uorough. etc. agls-law
STEAzz. WAGON WORE
ON ILLND AND !AD.. TO uriDEB.
WAGONS,
CARTS.
WHEELBARROWS,
I E TRUCKS,
HAY AND STRAW CUTTERS.
0c27-Iyd Mari - n AvenuC. cOLEM AN,
Avenue Alle 71:icily City
•
The Rowe Sewing Machine.
invent.' IL4a. Perseetedl
15ia I,
Ep BUMMED TRIBUTE FROM ALL
*Lothar Sowing Machines, at the 's F air,
1862, while the Singer Sewing Machine World received
an honorable mention on its merits; and Wheel
er Ar Wilson's a medal for its device eallod
miler hook." irl,e Howe Sewing Machine, wa,
awarded a preal tun rt,, ar , "tuginth Exhilnter.)
the beat for all uri , oP., on exhibition. Oar light
aq _nine itticr.ntecd .0 tuake perfect o
the lightest and ne‘tvitod c
Sold and rented. Car, Fenn SE St Clair, streets,
A.M.re AE4E/Oil,
y2ok d3LaNc:ly
J. DITNLEVT.
NO. 4 DLIMON.I.),
3i.(414.4 B. PA
EMU=
`AYR YOUR GAS EY USING 61LES
-1,7 son's 4 nti-r l icaering, A merican and Imper
ial Gag Burners, a sure saving of twenty-five per
cent. The And-Flickering is mast the thing for
the Office. Call and see them barn at the he
Fitting and Piumbing Establishment of
WELDON Dr, KELLY,
nog 164 Wood street.
VENISON-3 SADD.LES VEZVISODi
ww iarrt r aced and for sale br-s -
PETZ&B. AIttSTRONG.
°orate lktarket and itirst street&
MOND
Y MORNING,
- -__
I FIRST NATIONAL JOINK
OF FIFTSBUlltekt.
t ,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OP COMPTROLLER OP 182 CCRERIMY,
Wastaington Citf;Aug. sth. 1913.)
WH8E14.13, By setisfictorytqsidence presented
g r
to the undersigned. it has be made to appecr
that the FIRST NATIONS. S ANK OF PITT'S
BURGH, in the County of eitheni and'fittetc
of Pennsylvania has been d .: organized under
and according to the requireintints of the Ant cf
Congress, entitled "an Act btpeovide a National
Currency, secured by a plexitslof United States
Stooks, and to provide for thweiZeulation and re
demption thereof," aPproYed• February 25th,
1803, and has complied with en the provisions cf
said Act required to be elituPlied with before
commencing the business ctaing,
Now Tmgmgyoßß.l. H
.lilleCullooh, Comp
troller of tho CurraneY, do
_y_certifo that the
said FIRST NATIONAL ',B.A. OF PITTS
BURGH, county of ALleghd State of Penn
sylvania. is autdorized to o ace the business of Banking under the Act id.
In teetiniony is wherLof ass mi h alt . d and
seal lfli
ooe,, t his sth Y,.
V s 6 s
HUM MLLOCH,
{BB i Comptre
~. of the Currene7.
The First Nat al Bank
of Plttsbnuigh, Pa., ..
LATH PITTSBURGH TRUST OOMPANI
Capital s4oo,ooo,wlar privilege to in
crease to $1;000,000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Cov
any having organ
ized dunder the act to prorPlactT NATIONde a. National Cur-
Dep . , under the titlo of the AL
BANK (P PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
offer its services for tro•oollection of Notes.
Drafts, Bills of Exclit receive money on
deposit and buy :in I .I:Exchange on all parts
of the country.
The suocesa whirb , :•t liHended the Pittsburgh
Trust Company si; .: - unizat'on in 1852, will
we belive he a gull •ii•imntect that business
entrusted to the n• ' •.1 ;Ideation will receive
the somerprompt ,
Having a very corrplenoe with
Banks and Banker: hout t h e n rountry. we
believe we ran • faculties to those
who do businees
The bilbiLtEyd
ofEkters and direct.:
James Laughlin, P..m. K .
Kebert 8 Haye, i lexander Steer,
Thomas Bell, I Treacle G. Bailey,
Thos. Wight:man, I Alex. Bridles,
Sarout Rea.
JANIES President.
JOHN D. EVELLY, Cashier
August sth. ig.k..xd,"
W. J. OCTYIUS ..... ..... ..PE. I. 411111 .
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
BANKERS,
_
No. 118 Wood SL, Second doo 'above
Fifth Street,
■IEALErR& LIN FOREIGN /MD Dolocc:i
AY Exchange, Coin, Bank Noted. and t.i,,vor.T.
znent ,t , aouricios. Coßsotions nrozont , , , •tt.ado,
to.
OLD, SILVER, DEBIAND NOTES
lW Gorwioates of Iroiebtiinota, Qaartorumr..
ters Certifiontos.
7 3-10 Bonds and co upon
nd an other ger°seet.tiattotrht
nahfaleei •
AMERICAN MOUSE
IS THE LA2iDESI' AD BE Al
f -
A
ranged Hotel in the Nee States, to
centrally lo •s fed. and ero3 of ac-css tram all the
routes of travel. It contains ad the )der,., Im
provements. and every convenience for f he cool
tort and accommodation ef tie trove
ventlc
The sleepmg room! are large and well ifated;
the suites of rooms are well arranged, a d com-
Pletely furnfrhou fo, tat/titles...Dl ia go traveling
partir...2, and the bou e will cooutue to be kept
as a first a runt - clan. Hotel In every rape„ t.
Telegraph in toe house to all parts of the o. an
trl3.oBtou,
sepL
Isa, ddlCNltk RICE. Proprietor.
sel2:6tnd
G WAIVER dr BAKER'S
Premium Sewing Machines,
THE ONLY OOLD 11EDAI
Ever Awarded to Sowing itiachinei in Lilinoie
These machines were awarded the Highest Pre
mium ("OCT all con/pet:ere. f.r tr.e Bret Family
Sewing Machine., the Ther Manufacturing Na,
0hm..., and the Nest Machine Work. at the fvl
lowing_STA FA lith
New York Nate Fair
First Premium t, r family machine
First Premium fir uoub.e-thread machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Vermont Slate Rdir.
First Premium famil machin
machine.
First
Premium ) t
ormanufacturing
First Premiuun for machine work.
lowa Slate Fair.
First Premium for fami'y machine.
First Premium lc r manufacturing machine:
First Premium for machine work.
Michigan ~.SYare Fate.
M first
r remit= for 'amity machine.
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Premium fur machine work.
Inmiana State Fair
First Premium for machine for all purposes
}.irst Premium for machine work.
Illinois State Fair.
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premi am for machine work.
Kentucky ante Fair.
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine wo-k.
Pennsylvania ..Stats Fair.
FL , et Premium for menu 'Amur - lug machine.
Firs' Prerwurn for beautiful madame work.
Ohio Stara Fair.
First Premium for machine work.
And at the following County Faire :
Chittanden Co. (Vi a Agricultural Society'
FliSt Premium for ,auffiy nt.W./11, machine.
Firs.. Premium lc: inanulactuf ir g !nectars:.
First Premium for u3ac.ine work,
Champlain Vattsy Vt.) Aprunthural Society.
First Premival fur tawny machine.
First Premium fur manufa_turing machine.
First ?realm fur uractfinc wcrk
Hampden 00. (Mara )AgracutturalSocissp.
Diploma for tainfly machine.
Diploma tcr machine aurk. •
Prcrnlclin Co (.N. Friar.
First Premium fur faLfily machtce,
Fi t Premium for manufacturing machine.
Queen'. Lb (N. Y.) Agricultural Society.
ru t Premium for t.f.ruify machine-
Washington Co. (N. .1",)
First Premium for ton , ily machine.
Saratoga Co. (N. Y.) Fair.
First Premium for family . machine
Mechanic* In trews (Pa.) Paw.
Firms Prcuaium or machine for all purpose,.
First Premium for machine work.
The above oomoriges all the Fairs which the
OltfrVigliar BAILEE. AI.AOIII.NErf, were exhibit
ed ibis year. At nearly all of them the leading
Sewing Machines were in competition.
The Bork made upon the Grover & Baker Sew
ing machine has receive] Pie First Premium at
every crate Fair in the United State where It has
been extubited this date.
Sales Booms, No. cc F/FTEI BT. Pittsburg, Pa.
oc29:2indsw A. F CHATONEYs Agents
A LARGE, WFOCK OF
NEW SHOES
AT DIFTENBACEIEWS,
Nll. 15 I'l }TH STREET
mbrattag (gent's. Ladieg, Min=es and Citilcipmeg
,wear in great variety,
011
Ball
UST RECEIV
ant. I "
Lair!
Bloom of
and skin. 4'
Drake's sennine Plantation Bitters.
Ayer's Cherry, - Pectoral and Sarsaparilla.
Mrs, Alien's Jdair Keitor.r and Z. 910 bate am
Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
liagan'e Magnolia Balm.
h carting Auturosia for the
liolloway's Family Meitcmes,
Linosey'sliutir.ived B.ood Sea:eller.
All of Dr. Jayne's _'amity Mthileirlea•
Pure Glycerine and honey
tiiycerizie Crean. and i.out Cream. for chat,ilioci
hands, face, A - e., at
GIEU. A. KELLY'S
Wholesale andjtertall Drug store.,
ce24 No. 69 Federal st , lathe ELS'
EMOVAL VF LIFVEJAY SZAJELLE.
Ki The undersigned haviog removed his Live,
ry Stable from the rear of the Soott Souse, to new
the °enter of First and Smithfield arson. W. C.
opnn s old stand, is prepared to furnish carriages.
buggies, and saddle horses upon t h e shoat a DI:,
dee. Also horses kept at ',vary at real, amble
rates. Undertaking and all arranger F az ior fn
mob will resolve Ma A sateotio
BIM D.
Banking 'Wises.
looted In the lalz o
oath for the complexion
30S T S " PINTS AND
quarts," Heldaick's Claamparna.
,aaas Sparkling Moselle.
In szora and for sale b 3
MILLER. ItICHSTSON
12 DOZ DILA HE% PLANTATION
BrrT.BAS—Just received and for sale by
(3/13;0. LELLY.
nalk ie Federal st, daciattu.
- UMBER z 3, 1863
For SaleJ
.„/OUTH PITTNIIIIR 1 P . ! AtPT"
1 -7 TOR. SA LE.—A twos • brick Ii . `fig
house. contai •ing 9 rooand it ".he. ...•
0 7 : lot
20 by 100 feet fronting o arson :, . t)h- , +•ut Bra,.
but threo minutes w wove , . :.Y'. . 4 10,
Bridge. having the advantage of .i , :.."ge
way pawn- g tne door , will be sob 47 a bargain.
For terms and particulars apsily to
oeo T. A. i ndo o cLE vifth LLA s N tr D ee . t :k
-
/IN gAir $2,600 FOR A VALUABLE LOT
P of groand and three dwelling howes, Nos.
17 and 19 Fourlh creet, lot thirty 4et front by
eixtz, feet in depth. Aly to
S. CU p_p THBERT Jr SONS,
51 Market st.
ftJOILICE, 8,000.—A. VAL LIABLE FARM
JR- in West Dee- townenir, for sa;e at a bar
gain. containing .‘,3 acres, sixty in cultivat
seven acres of tall grain, twflaty-three acres mo 4
choice timber, white oak and hickory. all smooth
good . land and lies well for cultivation; frame
dwallinsr house. berg, larger table. Boring h ALB%
garden paled in*Ohard of two acres . Terms—
one-hall cash, r' ainaer in easy payments
Apply to S.TIITEIBERT & SONS,
ncs 51 Market street. •
EIOR NALE—I NOW OFFER FOR
,aie until the first of March 1844. a small
farm of 49 acres, 2 roods and 15 perches, strict
measure, situated on the waters of Robison Run,
and under:aid with stone coal and convenient to
Railroad. Enonire of N. Barclay on the prem
la rs, or 'address
N. BARCLAY,
8044 GOD"- Nobleatown, Pa.
FIRS 7p BATE LAND FOR SALE.
rff`llE BlLvinuton Lands, on the Pittsburgh and
neuber.7l le Turapike, will be offered for
e-le a pursuant to the Order of the Orphkres rourt
of IVashirston County on the premises, on Tues
day the 10th day of Novemt enstrng, at I%'
o'clock. M.. to which day the sale bar been ad
horned Any one d,trous a first rate farm of
abrut & acres wi'h ell neoesa=rs u‘nvenieuces,
cannot do bet' or than be on hand on the day of
ms le. Oat 10, lFsr
W.11.J F.E;IGH,ONT, 1t Adm'rs,
SMITH. Auctioneer, ocii-ltdamit
F4PIL SALE.
rinHAT SPLENDID RESTA URA NT
este hli:ha,ent, in Laflyette Btuidinesd,
nor of Fourth and 'Wood streets. Apply to
J. B. CASIDAY, Broker.
nag rke's Buildicg, Fcurth Ft.
aJ Pi I—,
WENTY-FIVE DOLLA
E 7 7-ti;un
• r - r•-.
,
AO
MIGRANTS brought out trout Liver
pool, Londondorr7, Cork, or Gal
wv , „Y, to New York, in FIRST Cun MAI'
STEAMERS. b.r
Twenty-Flve Ffrolisarsa..
Parties u.lao brought out by bailing Vessel a
lowest rate Apply to
D. O'NEIL.
Chronicle buLiktins, TO Fifth at... eittabunr.b, Pa
lyiStf
For Ra - SI, Mies. Roaches, Ante, Bed Bugs. Moths
in FUN. WOOiOZI9, &c., insects on Plant, Fowls.
Animals, sc.
s'ut up in 22'.c E..41c and V. boxea, bottles and
flasks; xi and flasks for Betels. Public Insti
tutions, &c.
remedies known."
"Free from Poisons,"
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Rata coma out of thoir ti,ies to die."
* Sold wholesale in all le rre
6:ld by ..:11 Druggists and Dealers every
where.
.lEw- Beware of all worthie,s imitations.
d' See that "C , -tar's" name 16 on each box
bottle and ilaelt before you buy.
Address H ENRY R. COSTAR.
Principal Depot, 48- , Broadway, Y. Y.
Allrar Sold by K. E. .SELLEand B. L
FAIINESTOCES ()., Wholesale Agents, Pitta:
burg. iylA-B.mdeodAw
- - -
t-711 4 • FABER tk CO
FTYAeb 4138 BUILDEP
Lroxi :irovaialUws7.•,
zaEraii, NiCitinbrit DIED Mai
sec. th® Pomp Pas Dana.
arrsmisLieH, _
ELS ti &La. FE INDS OF
Iltes..= Ent . te.zing rre , :n threi. , to Oat
alLtdred sod n...? t• Tz , era ted fol
ti-iet banmuir Roan, iraotorite.
I..cucrl,ar -or
lainen ;, cad Nia , b:ncry for miat fcr
co,rightg. Mtli.Y and cu m
valar iaw •Ilq
11a75 ni9o Ca ha:.,., airiheil ready fa:. 4.r:A
ant ftt °hart Prei•iee and R.:lecFl:ll , 7l4Tl
3cenrir tic%.
%eel iron sz_perr.to
z Taint Ito* ihax. - 4, Eta Lairs and Paliies
avy variot:r and :-..tr.inne :he 111AllaiS-'.R,
Woolen friamai!inry and Machine Cards,
Our arioas sra low, our maohinery manuilsoriu
ed of the beet qua.lity m tterWs. and warranted
to all asses to gi s e sa. 4 afsriticm! •
tw-Ord era from Fdl pant Ook i oonntrz solicit
ed an ' tr. k 7
fa.U:d.AVY
MITH, PARK Sr b CO
Ninth WardiAntilry
PITTs.V.
I Warehouse, No. 149 Ft.& and 120 dab
Manufacturers .of all slum and desert ns of
Coal Oil Katona and Stills, Gaz and Water t isiCee.
Sad Irons. Dog trona Wagon Dozes, Seel Maids
PulliezLis.ngers and Couplings.
Also Jobbing an,: rdachinery of every descrip
tion made to ardor.
Having a complete machine shop attached GS
the foundry. all 110.3814 WY E tting will be oareloll ,
attended to. oal.d.yd,kw
L UPTON, OLDirEN
Gravel Roofers,
. 051106,
Corner of Fifth and Wood streets,
nob 54ond o ory.
lIST OPENING—A SP LEN DI D , A.S.
CI a rtmer.t of CI th wake. Circulate, bliawle,
irench Mermoect. maple. Plaids, Mona Detainee,
mketa s Flannels, ac„ at.d having a large
awes of Domestic Goods pnrchased before the
'ate advance on Goode, 1 w cala invite all to call
see, c ar ',neva ha r atim dowry
11. J. LYNCH,
No. 67 Market Street,
Bet wean th at.. and th Diamond.
LIRESR St PPLY —WE RAPE RE
another lot of 8.,01'S and
, !!OED.d rec: from the manufacturer COIL/318t.
n.g of all the tatekt d meet taen,onable styJea
ut ,enueznente. Lad iee , BuY'F, itzes'
wea , whier, we arc Fro Dated to dell at a
alight advanoe en naatern prices Call and es.
Latium Country .....erch.kuts supplied at 11:astern
pr o3na. J. it. BORLAND,
no 7 ARK ET St_ zd d.,.r from 6th,
Flarill TOMATOES AND PEACH
d.)4 fresh 1 uu.o. oes it ?Las,
'' Pouches •
in received end for sale by
SIER
126 and 1.-14 Wood et.
100 IBBLS, B. SUGAR,
411 Obis A Sugar.
40 shin c.owdored. tiran. and Crushed.
Its: receive) and for sale by
RHYMER & BROS..
nr6 126 and It Wood It.
DAILY POS
DA./LT POST3A.DVANCED
one Year. bp
........
Nf i k r months.
........ 1045
70
6r et
o week. deliverod.ln the city_ .. .„.„.,i 18
8 e copies ". - B
To =taper hundred.-- ..—....,. .. •42 00
isoLEituirxixs A t tiETTVISBEfia.
Dedication di the Cemetery of tiqe H
roes- ittr.iEverett'a Oratto aJ
'he oration opens with an allesion to
the law of Athens, providieg that lineral
honors, at the public expense e shotald be
given to the remains of those Mae* who
fell in battle. Special honor was bbstriw
ed upon those who fell at Marathon, be
cause it aepended upon the event of that
day whether Greece should live.! They
alone were entombed upon the spot which
they had forever rendered fameus. Their
names were inscribed upen the monumen
tal tumuli:Li whioh covered their ashes, and
although the columns, beneath the hand
of barbaria - violence and time, have lon g
since disappeared, the venerable mound
still 'marks the spot where they fought
and fell.
14 5 '
He recurred to the events of the three
days on which depended the life of this au
gust Republican Union, and the invitation
from the executive\ bf,the great Central
State of PecnsylvanieC, seconded by the
Governor of eighteen other loyal States,
to pay the last tribute of ,reepecti to the
brave men who, on the let, 2d and 8d days
of July last, laid down their lives for their
country on these hillsides and the plains
spread out before us, and whose remains
have been gathered into the cemetery
whick we consecrate this day.
He spoke of what ould have been the
consequence to the country, if those who
sleep beneath our feet had failed in their
duty on those memorable days. We owe
it to them, that not merely the fields of
Pennsylvania and Maryland were redeem
ed from the presence of the invader, but
that our beautiful capitals were not given
up to threatened plunder—perhaps laid in
ashes—Washington seized by the enemy
and a blow struck at the heart of the
_
nation.
After an allasion to the thrill of joy that
passed through the nation on the itch of
July, when the news of the :all of Vicks
burg and the repulse of Lee's artup was
Tanned through the land. Mr. Everett'
proceeds to give a long, minute and vivid
description of the battle of Gettysburg;
and the events that immediately proceed- 1
ed and followed it.
The orator then discussed the rebellion,
and the pernicious dectrihe of States'
Rights which led to it, and argtiedthat
the only mode by which to end it is by a
vigorous prosecution of the war. 'ro
those who say that the Union cahoot be
reetorecl because of the exasperation
pratibed by theivar, he - mild fill t there l ,
was as much bitterness in the beginning,
of it as there is now. He added: At Ch.. ,
present day, if there is any discrimination
made by the confederate press is the al
tected scorn, hatred and contumely with
which every shade cf Opinion and semi
meatihe loyal States is treated, the
bitterest contempt is bestowed upon those
at the North who still speak the language
of compromise, and who condemn those
measures of the administration which are
alleged to have rendered the return of
peace hopeless.
Mr. Everett proceeds then to consider
the great rebellion in England in the 17th
century, the Thirty Years' and Seven
Years, Wars in Germany, the various
Lalian wars, the French civil wars, ell
of which have not prevented the respec
tive countries from becoming greater and
more united than ever,
The oration concludes as follows:
The people of loyal America will never
take to their confidence or admit again to
a Share in their Government the hard
hearted men, whose cruel lust of power
has brought this desolating war upon the
land, but there is no personal bitterness
felt even against them. They may live, if
they can bear to live after wantonly caus
ing the death of so many thousand
men ; they may live in safe obscurity be
neath the shelter of the Government they
have sought to overthrow, or they may fly
to the protection of the governments of
Europe—some of them are already there,
seeking, happily in vain, to obtain the aid
of foreign powers in furtherance of their
own treason. There let them stay. The
humblest dead soldier, that lies cold and
stiff in his grave before us, is an object of
envy beneath the Mods that cover him, in I
comparison with the living man who is
willing to grovel at the foot of a foreign
throne for assistance in compassing the
ruin of his country.
But the hour Is coming and now is,
when the power of the leaders of the re
bellion to delude and inflame must cease.
There is no bitterness on the part of the
masses. The people of the South are not
going to wage an eternal war, for the
wretched pretexts' by which this rebellion
is sought to be justified. The bonds that
unite us as one People, a substantial com•
inanity of origin, language, belief and
law, (the four kreat ties that hold the so
oietieteuf men together), common nation-1
al and political interests ; a common his-
tory ; a common pride in a glorious an
emery ; a common interest in this great
heritage of blessings ; the very geographi-
cal features of the country ; the mighty
rivers that cross the lines of climate and
thus facilitate the interchange of natural
and industrial products; while the wonder.
working arm of the engineer has leveled
the mountain walls wnich separate the
East and the West, compelling your own
Allegbauies, my Maryland and Peonsyl
vania friends, to open wide their everiaat
tug doors to the chariot wheels of traffic,
and travel; these bonds of union are of
perennial force and energy, while the
I cantles of alienation are imaginary, factl
tenet and transient. The heart of the
People, North and South, is for the Union.
Indications, too plain to be mistaken, an
nounce the fact, both iti the East and
e r est of the atee iu rebellion. In North
Carclina and Arkansas the fatal charm at
1-cgth is broken. At Ral igh and Little
Bock the lips of honest and brava men
are unsealed, and an independent press is
unlimbering its artillery. The weary
masses of the people are yearning to see
tae dear old flag Boating again upon the
cepitols, an d t h ey sigh for the return of
t h e p eace , prosperity and happiuess which
they enjoyed under a government whose
power was felt only in its blessings.
And ne w, friends, fellow citizens of
Gettysburg and Pennsylvania, and you
from remoter States, let me again invoke
your benediction, as we part, on these
honored graves. Yon feel, though the oc
casion is mournful, that it is good to be
here You feel that it was greatly an
soicious for the cause of the country, that
'se men of the East and the men of the
West, the:men of ningLetzt sister States
stood side by side on the perilous ridges
of the battle. You now feel it a new
bond of union, that they shall lie side by
side till a clarion louder than that which
marshaled them to combat, shall awake
.... -ir VI .. - ' •
• - -'
;I:.,
t. • *totters God bless the Union; it
i l e d n el t Al• s t? n tiltor d i e t , i fe e-ti ns l oe od ff ie th 413: L3 1)ra:e a
i whit tLi- ud and fell • tbrie pleasant
h'eights,' • , tile plain ' beneath them;
chutht4rivi tinge whose streets 80 lately
g_ ,„, e it y t o , •
and b t e he st:ia d n: e win of her; the
Re lds held the advancing' theioatitagabye„
an : ile he gave up his own life. fissured -
II focethought and self - sactrilices the
trzu of?.the two succeeding dale; the •,,
little strellbas which wind through the A
hills ' n whose banks, in after tinier!, the'
wona ''tig plonghman will tarn up, with
the r weapons of savage warfers,, the
fate nitsimes of modern artillerydthe
Sd`mintiry ridge, the peach-orchard:, Cleme
fa
tery,ialp, and Wolf Hill, Round Top,
little r floundi Top, humble names, hence
forward dear and famous; no'iapse of
time, no distance of space shall causeyou
to be tforgotten. "The whole earth,"
says Pericles, as he stood over the re
mains of his fellow-citises, who had fal.
len in the first year of the Peloponessian
war, "the whole, earth is the sepulchre of
illustrious men. 7„ All thine, he might
have added, le he millentam of their
glory. Surely it would do no injustice to
the other noble achievements of the war,
which have reflected such honor on both
arms of the service, and have entitled the
aruoies and the navy of the lUnized.R•ates,
their officers and men, to the warmest
thanks and the richesterewards which a
grateful people can pay. - But, they I am
ears, will join us in saying, as we bid
farewell to the duet of these martyr ha.
roes, that whosoever throughout the oivil•
sized world the accounts of this great war ,
fare are read; and dawn to the latest pe•
rind of recorded time, in the glorious au•
nals of oar ctizimon country, there will be
no brighter p4ige than that which relates
Us battle of sburg.
1 1
CIU NAlllo)liggit LINE.
Sem to !Pottstown aid Liverpool.
Ihe 61;e: Lis powerful Steamships
also
aLaRATRO ~ 1 , TRIPOLI,
WILL 191 FAFROR NEW TORR
vaq ~
i t Wednexiay, from Liver.
Pool every e
alternate Way. and more Queen.'
town every alum:tate Wednesday. ._
EltearAke Panionre from Liverpool or Queen!-
, alio • from N York, STA.-50, Payable in
Gold or ite'ennivalen CurrenoY
GLUON,e P e apply to wit... Lulu a
40 Fulton 8 New York, or
IVB.
la
House, iiiat„
1,13.3, y0 12.3 Mononaabel a House, water 04.
k 8
Passage from .England &ireland •
$ 21, O.
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EUROPEANAGENCY.
031.4 A, ILA=G...IIzIR, NUEOPZALEI
.dgeat 1211 hicinonsahala Haase. Pitta.
Propareft to bin:N. out or,easd bat&
~.teauirers yam r azy ptirt of thv•4:fd. QOU .41
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HOOP SKIRT:,MANUFACTORY.
VIE -uaribrascasED WOULD RS.
1 SPEU.IIY inlorm the Public that thee;
have opened the ea s e No, 57 Isifth atreey under
Masonic Hall, with a large assortment of
Hoop Skirts,
of every description, manufactured by them.
selves, and they are prepared to offer unusual
indecements both to Wholesale and Retail Buy
ers. ' The material used in the manufacture of
our skirts 10 of the very best quality, and, being
manufaetared on :he premises, the work is guar
anteed. AL skirts purchased at ou r establish
ment can at any time be repaired. We co‘dially
invite all buyers to call on us before before pur
chasing elsewhere, as we sees confident that the
extent of our business enables us to offer in
ducements not elsewhere to be obtained.
iikuLlßoTßEri k GAItFUNKFL.
me2.-3md 17 Fifth et, under Masonic, Hall.
M ASTIC CSIESST
T. F. WATSON,
AIL As 8 "1" I C NV iz) Es Is. al a ,
Is prepared to Cement the exterior of buildings
witk improved Mastic Cement. cheaper and su
rorior to ally done heretofore. This cement ha
no squab it forms a solid and durable adhesive
neas to any surface. imperishable by water Of
frost. and equal to any quality cf stone.
The undersigned is the only reliable and prao
doal workman in this oement In this city.
I have applied this Cement for the following
gentlemen, whom the public are at liberty to re
tar to :
J. Bissell residence rum street, Slushed. 5 in
Jas. McCandless, G licatianY. do 5 11l
J. H. Shoenberser, Lawrenceville,
do do 3 3 , 11
J. D , McCord, Penn street, si yes
Hoeveler. Lawr snreville. 19 a yrs
Girard House Pittsburgh. yrs
St. Charles - do do 5 yrs
Address Washington Hotel Box 1306,
Pittsburgh P. O. feb2o.l.yd
WALL PAPER,
FOR AUTUMN OF 1868,
,0
complete error neat of beam!
PAPER. HANOI:M(O%
Of all styles, et)rfeee lover than man be agate
offered. For sale during the amen by
Ii HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY ED_
E. tiro stock of SHIP CHABT , LBB V and BOAT
ST tt.F.B to &ENO, hiAItATTA A 00.. who will
continue the nuttiness at the old stand, No. 47
Front street.
o those of my friends who havepatra n i za d me
daring the last fifteen years. whileoonnected with
the funs of lanam a 113, 10111., laetau , FIBILER
Co.. and JOE, "• MUM. I return my
than solicit a oontinuaroe of then k.
sacceusont Messrs. ARNO. soitltre ge tCO m
cheerfully reoommeading themes being evera
way worthy of it.
My office will remain for the present with
Messrs. Klee. MAsurre t (7p;: inhere I hope to
have the pleasure of seeing my customers and
friends. J1:40. G. I.n.LiAX
Cincizatati..Octobar 1863.
Raring Purchased Cho stock of Jno. G. Isham.
and succeeded in the firma of Istuun dc Fisher.
leham. e Utter s Co. and Jno. !sham. ur the
on il• OHANDLEIt Y and BOAT 81'0 busi
ness, we hope to merit a continua nee of the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon tilp4l.__
JOWf C. WO,
.111.A.N.K IstiletATTA.
FRANK X BRNO.
No. 47 Pliblie landing.
Chicinnati—Ootober 19.12.63. 0n26-tf
n.R. KOWA', O. 50 0151711LITELIS
m " . B treet , cures 8 5qadlia, Eyphittio Exu„ti ona ,
onorrhea, Meet, stricture Urethral Thschariroo.
I . ..purity of the Blood, Skin Diseases, act rbutio
¬ions, Tetter, Ringworm Mercurial Dia
eases, Somin.l Weakness, ?ilea, Rho ,Legt.
Fes ale • eskeess Month/if B neoresciona, Liu
asses of the Taints. Nervous Affections. Pains in
the Pack and Lo Did at of the Bladder
and Kideys. s triortigi. Lure guaran
teed.
nolg 1
50 DOZ. nosivirrEws animas-.
Jun c received and Mr rale I:11
(au. A. HAL LY.
89 Federal it,. eulegiterty.
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GROSS LAIRD 411.0011
Just egniveul and kir sale by •
tiol6
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TOOLS-4br iyals by jAisa ke no
oelti
Woad st,
$ Weal Street.