COMMERCIAL. f'ITTSB'O’HOff MARKETS. WKEKX.Y BF.VUEW. Reported Expreasly for tile Saturday Hlornliifr Post. Office of tbe Saturday Post, > December 4, 1803. j ALE—The demand for Pittsburgh man ufactured Ale was never better than at the present time. Prices have undergone no change. The following are the rates for the various descriptions: X perbbl $8 00 IXX per bbl .$9 0Q XXX 44 10 00 Porter 44 800 Brown £tout y 00 J APPLES—Tha market was unsettled, prices being governed by the receipts. The current rates were $2 25a2 76 per bjjl. as per quality. \ ASHES —The market was not very ac tive. The Bales were to a moderate ex tent. The rates were : Soda Adfct. 4J4@4K I llefined Soda A^h B>4l Nitrate Pets j Refined Pearls ... 10 j BUTTER—■■The market for some time past was unsettled, prices being governed altogether by the receipts. Sales c-f fresh roll 23a25c; packed 16al8c. per fb. BEJESWAA —In moderate demand with sales of yellow at 40a42b per lb. BEANS —Tbe demand for some time past was only moderate. Sales ot Navy White $2 60*2 75 bushel. BAGS—Prices have farther adrauced with further sales at $BO per hundred for heavy, and $75 for light. BROOMS—Prices have undergone no ch&Qge for some time past. S&Iom of or dinary to good at $2 00«j*2 50; fancy $3 00 aS 60 dozen. BUCKETS and TUBS. Buckets plain, tf* doz.s2 50 painted in ide 2 ?-• ' varoishoi 3 00 3 hoops S Tubs. No I, 3h’pa, 50 No. 2 2h’ps . 950 ” ” 2:.- aOO ” d..~ ...... 637 ” v 4 450 Keelors No 2..., 350 Waahboar s -3 00 Hfßash, sealed 700 tw tally un to the supply. We note regular rates cl Oil $2 76a2 86, BLOOMS. No 1 Janiati, per tm slu& w No 1 PoddJed ” 66 00 CRACKERS —Prices have remained stationary for some time past at the fol lowing prices: Water per ft I Boston per lb 7U Butter '' ” 7k Soda " ” 7V, Sogar ” y j CANDLE'S—The demand was tally up to the supply. The current rates *. ere : Dipped per®) 14 I Mould per ft 14 btar ” -20@22 | Stearine ” 16 COPPER—The market was firm with a good demand. Sales Braziers lb 40*:: C. Bottoms 46c. CHEESE—The market tor some time past was firm with a good demand. We note regular sales of W. R. at I3al3sc per lb as per quality; Hamburg 14±. COTTON YARNS—The market at present remains in a very unsettled state. Below will be found the rates for the prin cipal articles : No s@lo per fb ys j No 11@12 per to 4:. 400 per doz 42 500 per d<* 4,1 000 ” " 39 1 700 " "I. 3, CARPET CHAlNS—Assorted Colors. White under locutsU ft j Cotton iwiaoVft y£, Candle w’ckjncr ft 95 No- 1 Batting.... 40 Batting Comm"n 5'J I SHEETING. Eagle per yard I Niasara per yard RGGS—lihe demand tor some time past was active, the demand exceeding the sup ply. We quote nominally at 22a23e per dozen, FEATHERS—Pittsburgh never was much of a market tor the sale oi leathers. Prices nominal 50a65c. GUN POWDER—The market w<hs riftn a good demaud. The current rates were Rifle $8 75 per keg; Blasting $6. GAS PlPE—Prices remain stationary : »Si*e. Per Toot H ~c \)4 Icon 3 2 Z* 5° Z 5n ?a do do y(j Qdo 110 3 do 13& 7* do 14c 3H do i6O HAY demand continues active, notwithstanding the high rates demanded. Sales of 22 loads at the Scaleß at s36a4i). Saleeof Baled at $30a31. ■ Ween Salt per lh 91 Dry Flint 20a22c. G. Slaughtered 7a80.> , . . HOPS— Eastern New York old 26c; new 30c per lb. IEpW NAIBS. This important branch oj business is i independent of the new worksEeing erected, most'of the OBTfesttyMishtoetits ark doubling their ca pacity. The demand {or Pius'hnrgh iron! and nails, far exceeds anything that was ete* up® Vb,Vb ( . that will carry tfcora inttf the neW^year. The follow'mfc are the manufacturers’-rates; we give tbs' entire market. mi Wir: „ % „ „ 5 o»dy tira_-%U>J%ty % to % inch LIT 6 , to 6i by hi and 3-16 inch 5 andie-iafech^.^,Y~ «/. a tf ',vfpy<4 and 3-16 inch. zyW* 7* h#*K andiCt-lS inob *x? SwtoV, hr Khnott YiliiY T" ?£? Htaeh a inch. 5 , ftltnch. Jf to'Mfitofa .. tS by ifiteoh..:;; iHi by H*inah. *•* |, “"** s»"^'e yf and H*i6 inch 78 atd 7-16 mcs " * 5-16 inch 8-16 inch...—.....* aad-fHiiii, flqi'ed*a?i'Star’ 5» , v . £<>«*« Sho« l*on. Ui 1 by ->l6 to % inch (Korokai a very superior article . hall Roati, 9Ui \! itv , refiDed J nniau. * Q d 5-10. by J 4 inch, rol ed . i Slit Koda j y H ow . e . . Hoop Iron 2>4to6uwli- .. ... l?it©2iftch IK to ll£i nch ’ " ® i 1 and 1% ie>c 1) &inch || inch '[”*_' Hoop cut io lengths 'for''■barioisrS'. it's, eiu? Oral Iron. ■’ % to lk inch. , % and % inch.. jhj, X inch • gK « a “: r »:air Hound. ' f 5-6 and X inch J<h .. 1R w ~ i. 7H^ r aii Iron. T and M 6 th x . mt over 3o iu. wide 6J, Heads not flan- oror 30 m - "da $ Plow Slabs... m * w d.v,.-;;; & ftailioad Iron, JPltfLfiJled. iov^v” 4 ?^r»j&SisD«jC!"Zr.: Win % moi. : &heet.<lron... vi Boiled. Oharo'l. JonUSi. So/tttoMi....- ol* 7li •tStOrfli ... fi* 7X “ " 23 sad 26 frjCj tl UL/ 7 8 1 4 §g All sheets overiß inches wide. Va. cent per pooid extra. _ . Atuf rctace. * l()d Stfj H.i'attdv'l-, edundTd . 4d and6d ~*... ..j 3d 2d-~- 3d Fine Biuori 2d ” M Out Spikes S to-7 inchf .... WronKhi spiuoi* J ifaM^oad ; Spikes AttATiprtirr.—On Iron, (exoopt Sheet) wben ordered in lots of 20 tons or over, 12U ots. per IOQ 9n-€JaHp ordered indtitstof iOO kegs or over? 12U eta-pjer kea. t - ■ Terms,—Four moothscredit, by accept ance or note, -with current rates of ex change on Pittsburgh >oc jor 6 per cent, discount for Cash rexni&oce' in Ptttaborgh or New York funds within ten davs trom date ol invoice, on all bale eJffcetfmng $6O. No caan discount for bilfs of trotfiefiV (ban $5O. Tin Plate. | l c ' ¥ bM $l3 «® l4 50 ' -White' lead, Ac. White, ia f;il » 0) do Red, po/«, " Liihar?b, ” At box offlO feet. 8 by 10 40 9 by 12 to 10 by 12..*, .. 3 tfO 9 by >4 «nd 10 by 14 „„ 8 7 10 by IF to 10 by 16 4 00 6by 8 .. . .... 325 7 by 0 .. 8 25 8 by 10 . 3 50 8 by 11 to 9 by 11.....'.’. 8 75 9 by 12 to 10 by 12. 8 76 8 by 13 to 9by18.. 4 00 9 by 14 to 10 by 14 4 00 LEAD—SaIeB of Pig at 9*@loc ; Barr 10c. LEATHER—The following are the cur vet rates, viz : Rad aniih Sole * tt> 31f 84 S aughter ” 38@ 40 Upper, doz -89 ix@l4 Go Bridle! '• 54 00060 00 Skirting,"? (5 —(§> Harness, ” 39@ 42 POTATOES —The demand waa oply moderate. We qoote Nesb&nnocks-nom inaliy flt 76@86c bHahel. Sweefdt). Western $3 75 barrel; Eastern 4 26@ 5 00 barrel. RluE—Market Bteady. Sales of Island at &£@9e. SALT—The supply in market at pres ent is getting very low; holders firm. Sales from store $2 fio(n 2 70. SEEDS—Not much doing. Timothy $2 80@2 90. SOAPS— Common Korin it) 8 1 Toilet and Fancy t*tt> 11 No 1 J'iUm M 8 Olean » Chemical Oilar ” | TALLOW— Rough tb 7 1 fo 9<g. u Business Cards, &c. JOSEPH SUOWDEH. N O ‘3'A BY PU JB I . ICJ NO. 8» DIAXOO STBKKT, J. & M. M’STEEB!, Founders, Qas and Steam Fitters, All kind* ol Bnnmncl Iron rock* made to order, ALSO, BRASH CASTING-S, OP ALL Mado at the shortest notice. Particular attention paid to fitting up and re pairing of OIL RKFINERIRB. 81 & 34 WATER STREET, near Liberty. The memberaof this Arm, being practical me chanic. of many years* experience in the busi ness will euiure to give satisfaction m overy re spect. We are also agents for Guild, Garrison <s Co.’s, Steam Pump? for water and oil. setf-lyd W.O’BaEA O’HARA & MCGINN, Attorneys at Law, REAL ESTATE AGENTS, OFFICE S» GRANT STREET Opposite the Court House, JKUaborgh. ••^-Particularattention givolto the settlement of Estates, sale and transfer of Real Estate. Ex amination of Titles*Soldiers claims, colleotloi.- in any j art of tho west. Promt.t remittances, and full correspondence it. regard 1 < all business entrusted to oar care >uL R, MIL.LIKJICJN, SUOOEBBOB TO JAS. P . FLEMING. DRUGGIST, W holesale and Retail Dealer U f reign and Domestic Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs ana Perfumery, No. 77 Federal Stroot, ALLEGHENT CITY, PA, my22:ly J MW C.M, Oil CLOTHS, SO. « .! A I> 1. BJ 8. . Js, 90. 87 footUl filtrecc KoiUWi 1 PHKViotB'TO YHX LA>.* advance in i rioe». of which the fuUosf «u vantage is offered in purchase FOR CASTf. v t 4 p .•Jit jt-u Jos IJ...JOBJT h. LoX4>... Wh. MCULU-gGH imSBUHUH STEEL Mft* JONES, BOYD & CC*, MAS l OF4,)A.Sa k.tJ'jE also, r V*. aau All iLoo .•/£j V.-.f sn i AXLE.- m s* ;.a,l Fir«t c o21:ifl PIXTiiRDKQR.Pa J.WO. .ftOOBHEAIfc, COMMISSION ME'RCMki! rot vat li.Lt or '.’M hOSTAJj 4MU HiAMJm, HO- ’• v’A'iTO STBKWI.'aiLQ'W' MARK JWniißlKfiK PMITIB C. 6TJBMHET2, Gim'iL A iUD JOBH Ki. SHOT VIRGIN AJLUET DnVW; W«Od ab 4 Liberty fttrooti, Pittahturh. Pa, •Sfir’Or H ora' iliotUd and promptly attended to. 4088R7 ~H VH A. F.TUuSRLi. ttOJST. UAJLSESIJL. «*. 4JU-,., ft'holaWa Qtcota#, ,':ni6!Ji!(i3 tec fOROTRSfise BEfSu/.S'. AND -r.-uicsu and PUttburyb Mintage r* An. '.<ll Sl.iKKK'i'T <y± id .... . .. HItKEV W. BEAIIMONT A <:«. DHaLKBS in fweigft, Hmdies, Wines and Gore. Alao. LiAckberryl-KasDberrjr, Wild' Cherry and Ginge Brandies, Old Mtmbngc&hola, Hye, sni ocher WhttEkies, Jamaica Rum, <fee. No. Liberty Htre«(, oppbttto Fourth street,-•• » . ~ j PITTSBURGH, PA. . TavernsJ&nd''Families, supplied at . jironlslcr'CaAh. •A..* u o wjii t 0-1 X W~ o :-> 'TS'oan; mnsEAp & ao <- x * : •>*"& r't. *4 . Cioj, «u. a»i lilßHliTf HXHSn Pita, b? full, P». 1 ! 1 l:! 1 myMlmd p. JiayiiSß ...,„.,.H. D. £. BKTNRB Late «t MillerA •Rtehuison'’^ ,TsilBceMfy£a Rbymef j 1 'Wholesale Dealers in Foreign Fruit*, Rats, Confeettoirarr. S Ac., H .NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD STREET. PITTSBURGH. i. M. H .SMITH Jfcl. tijHITH & ®O, WhOUSAU BfiPClig «U 11/ StCtlHO MU ill FIRST STIKTi .jSs PIT V S g'.tJ tua te . AltnY Jrr. ti W EWS. Plumber* *na G-m Fitters, zEE-jtl ttfiT OBDBUH, fiTIiIWMJKi/B : ' it* 4? >.miij w&Sam-. lAittifciiii^cjY cfi_ii 731 hatcs'c omen. d up i;, tub mofltUjoPrdvod manner. Tanks lined Lead • r Copper. ftcosej fittod with Water and ‘Bui Fb li, XU (ftftsfaMzi'pitf t* UP HOLSTER Y, "tso.' 86 • KMJKI'H ST.y; SHBAS »CK)D. ootnilii SOBHETS A KOKNI9K. ; THE PITTSBURGH' POST: .... » @n>4 ...-ii roniu mv* frindow" Glass, I. W'GINX pnasuij rqh JU 3, K. UIINTBB 1 Business Cards, &c. R, HUTCHINSON (LATBOP UtBCH & HUTCHDfBOH,) (XJMMIMOfi 4 FORWABDIKd MBBCHAJf Dtaler in WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, Flour. Grain, Fish, Dried fruit. Pot and Pear Ashes. and PRODL . F GENERALLY, Best Brands of Family V our Always on Rand No. 103 Second Street, Between Wood and Market, PITTBBU6H. PENN 7 A •SI-LiberfG advance made on Consignment!, apll-lvd ‘ FRANK KELLY, Alderman and Attorney at Law, MO *1 FIFTH STREET. •S-Oolleocion of accounts and all legal bosi* nepp promptly attended to, &e2;lyd DM T B & APPJELL, Sfi AJTO TAILOR, 185 Smithfield Street, WE a A V K jrfTWT KKdKlVkl) A la 'r* tud well se{«ic*-od stock of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting ol OioutLS,Lai*4i£i©reK, Veiiuaus, large stock ol GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS. laclulirg Paver Collate, Neck‘lie*, and evcr> thing u?aai«y a*ot by first oJaas Furnishing 31or-e Grdor.i axoouted. au3d:l?d Anpbkw Klomas THonasN. Miller, Hknry Phipps, Jr, pcoial Partner General Partners. £KOH CITY FORtiE, KI-OMAX A PMIPPB, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, manutrweture Bar iron. General Railway act) steamboat Forgings. Passenger, Freight and Lo comotiro Axla«. Ac. selU-tf uuQUESNE BRASS WORKS CADMAN & CBAWFOBD. 0: every variety of finished : BRASS WORK FOE PLUMBERS OAtt or »lEAI MACHINEB'IS and COPPERSMITHS. BK.ASH OABTUIGB OF EVERY OE doriptiun made to order Steamboat work, steam aud fitting and repairing promptly at tended to. UArticular attention paap to lotting up Keifint*nori lor Goal and Carbon Oils, sue i«entB for the Western D strictol Pennsylvania, for the sale of Marsh, Lanadeil dr Co.’r- I'j.tont Syphon Pump, the best ever inven* ted, uaving no valves it is not liable to get out ol order and will throw more water than any pump twice its eise. feblhdly. JJlAta DIAMOfIiDfiTEEL WORKS PITTSBURGH. PA. WBM, BRUTH£B&rO., « tKU/A(vnTBBBB Uf » hnxe Quality Refined Oast Sta^l, bQuare. Put &d j Octagon, of all siaea. Wanan tod e-*ual t«j any imported or maoufactored u this country, Affile aijd Warehouse, No. 149 and l&l 'First and i‘4o ..ti t 129. beoou.t struts. Pitta burah. tobwlyd W 8 JEL..S,. iM n aAttAUiV, WtsOL . . VLS-. aH U C E R 1 BOd. ' WOOD BT&KST, •. .MirKßt. •>« n ' HAH 1,1-.-! 1.. CAL.DWKLU •-KN'o-Wf r Ja/ k Co., P 4 > K P A C K F H l-ea.er >d Bacoii. Laid. t’ogar-Cured Hama Beef Ac. Corner Market and First streete, Pa. deelJJyu. JAAKNNILUN9AR, SUHOfiiUAHE LA PLANIN'i MU>l*rWoaidrespeotfully ln> form the public that he baarebaUu&inc* the hie. and having enlarged his establisnnittiL and ti tled It with the newest And most approved machinery, is now prepared to furnish flooring and planing boaids*scrcL sawing and re-eawing, doors, <*roj and <- hutterc, kGu dried. v7»7Qer». raouldingo, boij me'cing.’Ac. ; South P;rriiioa*?H,Bept,7.XB&7. iaJfl j Hotels &_ i BAVA. G K HO U 8 JO!. Bio. fc.jow-rsy San to Pewiarlysmltt P&ssangei Depot AISaeiAVAaK, i'fiiA-Ssaor. y i»IS(i Til!K» ANII PITTEII lip the modern iinPT®7*meD4a, thbt po pular rfcscrc the subeeriberifl r»rdparM'TO aocom mod ate his old ooytoroera and<the public goner- Swith the hen the markw 1 affords. Oytten be -.we/Ad tfpia everj *srtely.*ip£rie v dttru>( hsscW SL* Wire*. hiqcora and ’AAftflßet# id urthe jmhSo fpxihcij drfcMlencai ' , < Can, Ur.oß,*. so.a obeli -raMilt-i -dail] and soli wholesale and .etaD. uir2o:l>*4 •-UM. Uf.Otr«?r., SO. S 3 DJAMOSD ALLtt, rrrTSßTJßfcffl, /BIKU SCiUeKIIIEB AJSJSOeSCES AiciFfcyffidiß Ao . and \» prepared to p straw of tnir old and veil known house witheverrtbfiil iutheeAtinr ane drinking line At the shorted notice. JG.UN HP AT Aw, Wwdj Proprietor., t ottitg'B sSsSiiig N»so*»»j, , Ct)fc.NXii VLBHIN AlikßY tHSISIf PJUHJI BTRHMf) Where 0 tfBTBKS aid all the tteUmuttt* ol ft (M«*on wUi P>« rf,?<i*d m> h- Urt.iWtoi.p* l UU l L| ‘ «tr»*s- ELI ifoum vMsld \ keui iUey feud RuiiUiheld ru APOIAO H AUI QIUJUIRAJS Awi GBA RJiRb ' friends and ,mBtobi*rB that heis suß,Wbofct-^ At hi* old stand. APOLLO HALL, eniiifet* iw FviiPth ptreet. ilr baf always . i n hand rH’t rjQuliß7 <>•' ].::./.• Leor, and m .-'ounenticr. TtivhiH* hatl, 4T«sRJ. *• {.^T.inCeii I'.iliatd ii»k»on vith t- dd tables;.nail/ k»-c <i\wa ReiaecoN-.-liie ilia et, Avoilo Urli. ?fc>ar*h ei. aearV. ..frtwn V'ni‘‘U* mil;'/ OorMuo^put l HnlrtOM-. {-■. hnk'-i. a? ■ 'nor an i> fit'f'H *i w . vNe*.: iriarket,; UB lIEKK THt: PUBLItJ WAN f A IN <he b?>t and Liquort. MeAlr sarved a- ij! hour? on th« Pliortsa; r.e* line. i.Qiish even L.-.r..m (rfi{f«jj the hoaifi i>« AJO and liio'obvs FKkO, ' t‘ roprieun SfDesicei* At McKay, HBKWKHS AM MALSTBRS. PfaocNii. ''riMta BiiSWtfit, \ PitUmarfih, September 10,13i;i. i g klhStaUTlbSi OF PARTNBUtNHIP. JLP —The pKrtnerahfp heretofore exiiitinir be tween JOh SPKNCKR and W. H. (JARRAIm was dissolved on the JiOth of Auiruet, 1862, w. fl. GARRARD beina authorized to settle up the bosiuoss of the late nrm at the office in the brew* «y. The Brewing Business will bo continued by BPRNCTER A M*KAY, who intend tn have al ways on hand a superior artiolo oi ALE, POR TER and BROWN STOtTr. The undersigned will b e thankful to the friends of the late firm cfci a oontinuanoo of their patronago, anti pmmriße to make it their aim to givesatisfaorio:: tr. ull wh may i-urohase from them, Mr, ROBERT WATBOB.of Lioerty street,to long known to the business community, will have the management of cur bcrinuafe. wnu -he :cH oontrol in the Brewery. Addrcfi. ail . rdorc to aPKNORK. X McKAY ►’br.i*! .locpo-y. Piit;ihurrb, Pa. JOBKTU KPKNCIR o - JAMBSMaKAY. SCHOOL BOOKH used in the PUBLIC SCHOOL*, HIGH SCHOOL SKLECT SCHOOLS, FK3LALE COLLEGE. WESTERN UNIVERSITY, and tho various educational institutions in this city and vicinity. A Iso a complete assortment of SCHOOL STATIONARY, "2?Py.'Bo°kf t Pons, Ink* Pencils, Slatw. Rubber, Writing, Letter and Note Paper /.Envelopes. Drawing Taper, Rules, Composition Books. Am For sale at CBIAS. C. MJSLLQR’B, *p3l 81 Wood street. Piburgh; A™* WWOKTHMi. OP SI.KIHB Bells ina and !or sale low by , . BECKHAM JtI,uHG ‘ TafaUdew i t / u ti 137 ffreeL un ins'fel.* ■ <«U IMWood^Ut. f. I f n < f 5 1. FRIDAY MO Railroads. 1803. 1803. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. On and AoyemJbfl/ IUtR PHMLVAIIA cifBAL RAILROAD. Nine JD aily Trains. riiiiA AccoxkoDA tiun Train loaves the passenger Station Haily, (except iunday.; at 5 50 a. m., stopping at a^jBta ’ l i ODB between Pit tburgh and Piladelph a, XHK THROUGH MAIL TRAIN loaves the tions. and making direot connections at u arris burg for Baltimore and Washington, and for New Kork via Philadelphia. XHK THROUGH D.XPRE;B TRAIN leaves daily, at stopping only, na .nriaoipal Stations, mikfck'drrect for Baltimore and Washington, and for i>ew * Kfcuaa»4 Philadelphia. J.HE FAST LINE reaves the Btati.n daily, •<except Sunday,) at 836 p in., stopping only at principal Stations, connecting at Harrisburg fur yaltimore and Washington, and at Philadelphia for New York.. JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRMN leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 3 OOd. m.. stop ping at all stations, and-tunning as far as Cono maugh. }JfI«UJX ACCOMMODATION TKAINforWaU-'i . lS^-?v, e^ veB daiJ y> e* unday.) at 6 30 a. m. ibRCOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN fur 11 4ffi .XalKir' ACCOMMODAXION TRAIN fo- Wall s Station leaves daily, texcept Sundayj al 3po p. m. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for J* 0 station leaves daily, (exoept Sunday.) at ojuu p. m. ■ InKCHURCH TRAIN leaves Wall's Station, wery Sunday at 906 a. m.; returning leaves Pittsburgh at 12 46 p. m. BETLRAIWG TKAIftM ARRIVE . IN PITTSBURGH .AS JuU^Wb. 'o^“?°. re 8 Expre e .....12 50p. in. rhiladelt h l^ Express x 20 p.m. Fact Line......... Through Mail Train ! I 00 a u/ Johnstown Accommodation lu to a. m. Ist Wall’s Station Accommodation 6 25 a. 10. oj vv a iii B butioD Accommodation a36a. m a u w n B . b t } ation Accommodation 1 56 p/tn. 4tn Wall s Station Accommodation 05 p m Baltimore Kxpresa will arrive witn Philadelphia Express at 1 2u p. m. on Mondays TKAINa ROrt RIaIRSV'LLLE and INDI ANA connect at Blairsvillo In e’sectirn with ihroueh Accommodation, Johnstown Accommo dation and Express Train East, and with Faiti* F t. Xpreas Johnstown Acoommodation , I'KAINS FOR EBBNSBURG connect at Cres »on with Express Trai;sand Mail Train West, ana with Through Accommodation and Express Train East. ihe i raveling Publio will find it greatly to their interest, in going hast or West, to travel bi the rKNNSYLVANIA RAILROAi). aa the ac commodations now offered cannot be surpassed on any other loute. The Road is ballasted with stone, and is entirely free from dust, we can promise Saiety, Speed and Comfort to ah who may lavor this Road with their patronage. TO NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Baltimore.,... LANCASTER HARRISBURG... Baggage Cheoked to all btatlons on the Fervn jsylvama Railroad, and to Pniladelphia Balti ;more and New York. Passengers purchasing tickets in oars will be .-charged an a-Mseis according to distance traveled ip addition to the Station rates, except from Sta itrous where the Company has no Agent. NOIICE.—In case of loss, the Company will hold themselves responsible for personal baggage only, aod for an amount not exceeding Jldu. N. B.—An Omnibus Line has been employed to convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the Uepot, at a oharge not to exceed 25 cents for each passenger and baggage. J. STEWART. Agent, At the P. R. R., 1 aa.enger Station, on Liberty and Grant streets. noIHJ I8«3. THK 1803. PiTUBL : B(iH ( Ff.ffAIJiKI CHICAGO UILWA! TO ALL POINTS IN THE WE-T. MHTH WEST AND NORTH WEST. Shortest and Moat Direot Route to tbe Weal. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER I6ib 1883, trains run a> follows, viz ■ WE3TWARD THROUGH TRAINS. Chicago Express Leaves Pittsburgh. I.4ft a, m. Allegheny. ..1.55 a. in Arrives Alliance _5 40 a. m. Crestline. 10. ho a. m. Ft. Wayno Chicago 10 60 p m. 11.00a.r0 FOR COLUMBUS. CINCINNATI <k ST. Leaves Crestline Arrives j Columbus ! Cincinnati... . Indianapolis... Louisville j St. Louis All Trains through to Chicago witho change of Carp. _ N. B —The time to Cincinnati ij the mao aJ by Steubenville. Trains on both Koads meet a j Columbus, and passengers all go into Cincinnati together. 1 CRESTLINK AND ALLIANCE MAIL. Mail. Accommodation. Leave Pittsburgh 7.00 a.m. 2.15 j*. ny Allegheny 7.10 a. m. 2.25 p. m. New Brighton. SJ36 a m. 4.16 p. m. Alliance 11.10 a, m. 7 40 p. in; Arrivo _6 30 p. m. ► These trains stop at principal Stations between Allegheny and Rochester. NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS—From Federal itreet Station, Alle gheny City. Leave Allegheny..9.ls a. m. 12.00 m. 4.30 p. m. 5.40 p m. Arrive N. Brighton.ll.ls a. m. 1.45 p. m. 6.25 p. m. 7.38 p. m. EASTWARD, Leave N, urighton..s-30 a. m, 7.00 a. m, 12.20 i. m. 2.50 p. m. Arrive Allegheny 7.20 a. m. 8 40 a. m. 2.35 p. m. 4.50 p. to EASTWARD TRAINS. ABBIVB AT PITTfIBCBGH Chicago Express 2.<0 a. iA. Chicago EipreM ;j 30 p. is. Cincinnati firpreag p e 4. Oreatiine Mail 7.00 p. ii. TRAINS FOR HEW CASTLF. MESCER &t3d oil cm, Mail, Leave Pittsburgh 7.00 a. in Allegheny Arrive New Castle... 10.40 a. m. EASTWARD Leave New Caat1e....6.3u a. in. Arrive Pittsburgh.... Allegheny...lo.oo a. m. ttu'l r&ios are ran by Coiambus time, whiob is 12 minutes slower khan Pittsbargh time. For farther information, ana through ticke'i. apply to (JEO. PARKIN', Ticket Ag’t. ÜBi.n Passenger Station, Pittsburgh, Pa. and A.Q. CaSSELBKRrY. Agent Allegheny. JOHN B. JERVIS. General Superintendent, H. R. PAYSON. General Passenger Agent; CLkVtiUp, PITTSBURGH & WHIRLING B, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. O* A»l> AFTEB BEK 16th, 18t$ Txauja will wave the Dejaot ofihe Pennsylvania Railroad, in Pittsburgh W MoWi'? ' PITTSBURGH AND WHEELING LINE, j Leave Pittsburgh 115 a.m. 620 a.m. 1.46 i>. tn. 4.10 - 8.42 - 4.05 * >te'ubenvilie..s.lo “ §.45 " 5.06 ” Wheeling 6.09 “ 11,00 - 6.08 “ Jj.2O “ 11.15 “ 6.20 “ Concocting at Steubenville and Bellair with Steu - benville and Indiana Railroad and CeQtniJ Ohio Railroad for Detenu izjdianapoliß, UinoinnattL Louisville. ; Cau», St Louia. Josepfi. apd jdl wants west and sohfn-wjßst, ana at Wheelingwith Baltimore and Ohio RaUroodi PITTSBURGH AND CLEVELAND LINE, Leaves Pittsburgh 1.45 a. m. i. 46 p. m. ” 4.U0 Bayard .5.56 “ 5.25 “ Alliance -6.55 “ 6.15 “ Ravenha 7.40 “ 6J>B ** Hudson....—Adi " 7.30 M Arrives Cleveland. —9j2*» M 8.40 “ „ .Caapecting ut Bayard with Tuscarawao branch for New Philadelphia ana Cana? Dover; at AUi »sri* with Pittsburgh. Tuft and ciAhku R»Uss>&d Western Railroad for Warren. Grenville, 'Brand vmc.‘Union, Cony, Jamestown abd 5 Salamanca • at liadsda,-with Cleveland. Zanemlie B .R. <er BrieeiVanrat; finA mfflWo, With C*A T. R*R. for Sandusky, Toledo, also with steamer* for Detroit. Steubenville and Wellsville Accommodation, leaves Allegheny City‘at 350 p. tn, Returning Trains -nnive atJMXOO a. m., 3.50 n. m.. 8.05 p. m. andAJjQ.a^m. . Through Tipketato all prominent points oan be 'prbouereu at the Idberfy street Depot, ritts- A.Q CAS3KRBBRRT, Ticket Agent. ■ For forth artofarmatfam vi . «w FA B E .$l2 80 . 10 60 . 10 00 . BSO . 765 Chioago Express, 1.40 p. m. 10-30 p. m. .ujwc :•••»,* Prop •l'J\ is ,r -ws -:r • «.ocji'-rj’. v. rh iy* a., &p# b.:’.:m: i-cnrj..-, rr0..-,. c ?**:.>.] F6A/3, i.i" . pkiil lc>r-c.‘' :»y to a.c amount •zsMding r-v thereby &|- ior#:»ai avju--:.cc v: /uiv aoLytn- c? In^ur&nefe. m nr«ii !.• ton !*»)ifji.y »Toj fa**To^fr«".u id maet cruth'-Vifrc *;J [libuiti.* Aooommodatioo. Uoi’.is 4.30 p. m 8.10 p. in. 3.U0 p m S.i6 p. m. A.ftitr sin&Ts, '’ , .And Soldiers' 7 ornish. mg Goods. always os hunt MACE Li M«k eLYDH.B, , on 13 79 Market 4&A Diamond Railroads, | Bi*^ ITTSBUKGiI AA'D CO.NttELLS * VILLB KAILROAD. VL\TEB ARBiNCIEHENT. Onandaftir Wednesday. December 2d, 1863, Trams will leave ihe Depot, corner of Boss and Water streets, as.follows; Leaves Arrives at M , Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh. Mail to and from Untown. 755 am 600 pm ” ” 300 pm 10 00 am letM Keeeport Aco’dn. 1100 am 7 00am iat d * n ” 616 pui 2 05pm n 1 ?j rt f* erry 700 am 8 30am Braddock s ” 416 pm 640 pm Sunday Cnureh Train to and fr. m .U'Kecport, 100 pm 10 00 am Jl x EOULTON - ftIEuSoAB? *** IXDIMtPOLU MHO CiSCMUMTI B. «. (kmueottag at Indianapolis with Terre Haute, “j ?»fTS«n a: ‘ te J 1 T ,J /' :ton to at. liOilib intermediate points. ’ if , ani mtssenger; earned from Cincln "lk“eBb,u* i a 1063 tlm * than *>y any rnw by twenty-,our hoars, imi mas low r ' Jad wh'ehsMpnumte.Siahe g»de^oia Ch.ck-VLU totheWest.tWTOafSSi- Jinfyffrrrf ° >0 F - c - WEST, or ALEX. ?SOT® 1 SAN M rm!ltlon v a ? p V? *° TJJOS.EATI SSf,! Mouongahela House, went of the 3,110 18 broparod to rive tksoooh m -2J 1- a baasenrers and freight to Indianapolis. XS! & Lafayette. Chicago. Pern. Oreai- Charleston, Paris and.Mat tt>°n. Ac,. Ac. H..C. LO&D. PreddmL Insurance. insurance company, .FMTTSBUBfcIIS. 4.V;'.t-.;? rfvaidenii .1 . rl _ id. ‘iOHDDf"*, tieoretar >. ' C'jCtIH.VN, Gac’i Agrnt. '• W»W Street lUntz* * Co‘« Warehouse, a:» ri.um,ufgb *ihimbE£*’ ' '' l 4l '" * 0 ?ma - v ' < ‘ MA ‘ * ttsiit managed ty Hirer ten who are well gnowu m :he oommmunity, and who *re dotermnaj. bypromptnessaud iiberaUty, toman feiu .he vrhiph they have assumed as of -‘ptvroon t/> those who de?ire to be t; iotas, lha< Stic. ..'•-w^jcavj Monrr*o jPcraiimo Qj*bd AeooQnte, C«£b Nov - - • «•James M’AoJsr Natjazne. Holli s Adexandar Wm. H. Smith. Ch«t.. \V. Itiokeiso.. Andrew AcfcJej, •Alexander Bi»wr. David MTtSE Ucm J . Tbomac tf«*j. Bafcrweft John R. M’Cune. »IKE INBOHANCB, i>i JiLB [BELiAKUE MUTUAL ISBOBAEOE OOMPAS?, -*** *‘k±Li^j k .ximx.k.'t.Xi.>.. ' k •-•nildiii*.. lihoitoj or Farp<?uui, fcercta iWo. rnmiint*. A.*... Sb tovns or oountnr. OFrii jt Hii. a-iis fVamilT H'iRMET ciiwiU Capita’ 00, **, U Tasted ac i'c-Hr**, v.v Ifirei Mortsagtjcr lmprovaa Ony Pw- P*rty, worth double the amount si4s,tiUs Ou tiro and rent, first class y 46J 6fi Railroad LVs ti * o«at Mertgau« Leans, SSO.OtX). c-oat. .. PtiiAdeJpauk aity i. pent. ;,>an..._ Alltibeny Uinut? b * port. Hnm)> r . Tania Railroad L*a» p ...... C. vfoiJ " Li m XlunGheafcr and Rr,’A.{ Toi Meanralc an. rtf*ge loan V on nsy) vania Ra iljosut 00. ritoek ~ tl* > , -L. of .Vita:>! Insurance C-apanj „... m w fr.c s Cl .«W Cl- U6O tg! V DeUw»r« Ja uiiumocuCo. 700 Ml o»B^n« w ..B»r a- 6.USH! J»as i' 2.013 50, . r. v: ~. irj-nrs;....- ■..■•■ F.vr,;, ISO 00! h :... o FiM i, Wl . . .. 16,297 )S • C..- . . fJHO 72; • ■ '- • • •■>• ' IW«. .11.00 15' I8C&50S V QJLAM Pr«rfda&L -li.uuol Uisp&Aßi "T.lUaflQ Vi!\£!3*i, •i'-nj. \v. TiniWy HiU» Lothrop, Lalend. ■&?ub X-Bttacinff, -liuL'i Jjqwqil *•• , Jcbr FliaefTpyteb ;> r* h. •■-. }• ; Nc lIMAN, Secretary. . COFFIN, A«sal, .' ->-. rr mar rhir-i snvi Wood bv , Ua— ) - Wi: u 1 ,1.., V B. t< Kotvr iv • FruiUrici Chi-iwR. v, i K ffi. M. OuimjJV IJI* ’•'aiiADBLPHIA.omcS jf-1 Z*' : *! 19'rRjTKT. n**: yiT-b 1 : ; £L‘ I^tS,T ,; . s jan. ui uwt T * t*> ’fl* ■••’ Asaeiu^ty, r aiiiv.n iMiQC: ft*} '«<*-*«! «-£!>S,'S9J Si w«»>* # .r‘" 1-ivhc? »»•’ ocii’io t*r* i B»fr--:CU viu.- 0»* . uuy iro^j>rt'ji:ainflya^^M^§T? p*£F omi <hvl3.ii bp \*w .*.::•‘-031 rUiLsVnmh sat* B«m d't^Tmin&i. 1 •U-nr.'! JiOVfAr r Ciitrba* Vt. ft/.’-iC,-. ■ D. Tc hift* Wferc^' - i. Avia ti. Bjut*- SfiMUfti « *u>?> ffcwi/ / £*-" b K. ,-j siih. C. ]>*!• ? ’'"' AC\ i<Alt?„ V too Preside?;i, *• > 4- S ■ s'rr.. S&.rreUry n-x, !jk. J. GAHWiR Ofipyus. Artist c.rie Portli«»-t on-. TM:3 ua w.- xi *!.,. emuwsA mmm NBUHANCE COMPANY fP« 148 OqBWQT SfJffißT. Oi-poßllf *!»« 6usl(iu< .. (Wis.jiru AMVU B*o<,S4B. MAKE ALL HIATUS OJK XJ. ' otLimitod.tn Sf - r-r ttMMliyWc. rj “W •>> ‘ J 1 * •' "iii'-* : 'ri'UuUJw. ‘•■-•-•I X f A*? /' n.'NtT, t .»' *» i»Al\UWl}<v tf«r« i*r& <.*<;• 8. tL Coj>*. w. ii fu * - •>obn CHsvtov Otiiria* it*vj 3. jt. P. a. b:tve C. Hhcm.-.i. ti. 1 \'r‘J f. ■.■■otrviirY. •ML COFFIN, Aga*. ■'W Third and Wood eire eu AUhhliHJiV iNSIMOf CO OF PITTSBDSGH #rWCli, So. S 7 nru, St., Ban* lilit. SNrajHfca AKAIaSI AU BIAIW ><P FiRK AND MARINE RlfiEJs •ISIMAAC IOhES, President: JOHN D. MrGOHIv - *' icl; • '*^ ea * - Lai >l' CbM.i. dtsM. n -.• lirtf. i-ji’6 A.Wi;s-a. B FaO:. •*•;<»>*.. JOi. .1 A^au< :>oobi>. Li . ~tl»/li;,g. • a I ’■■■ *••«.» H '.'.rt L ;r f: -V. .....j LU KMfiHIS« 4,001>* W 1 BVWAi-lS FOE m& MABOH. HACUr.m «fc GtTDE invite atwDuan to their ctouk ol Oh«TLB MEN’S and 7OUTB'6 l.ineu and Silk Bandber«hl«la, Hoo«, Ac. GAP—44> BOU» TOILEI SOAP AS. © sorted, in rtoro and for sale by " KBYMBBrA BEOB. lafiAßß WoodrtrSit. t/ Cr»ntxrrii*I T JgatjWtWved ani for tala far «>i‘ ' «ivtJ ..*3830% A ARMSTRONG ooS comer MarkataadllntiDwtf mr-irnnnnwi * iui>ib, nil turfy» fcjßßsgjHßlßS l Third and Ponrth rtrMte. . DOJLLA H -&Wn|ip3* 8/VptK, . ©a mms wrasse^ t U'Kd UAUI, IHOH, TO a O’OLOtiK) R-r *<lBa'.3onrif riiMsrtftTttfldjfltttiiT,~i.vjOTwmin.ra, from Has Ist to 7 to 9 6’filbo* •ndfrom Savcmbar'ln to 1» Trt, from ♦to 8 O’eSHf. ' ’ ~ 1 si . 7. Deposit, received of all rams net 1«hl than Or i Dollar, and a dividend of the profits dOdarwl twice .a rear. in .1 lino and December. Interest hu Detwm-- Interest, if set drown iwfc U-pUoeJ to &« ofeditof the depositees pgijfeHjtal«mpd bean the same intefesiirom the Ant days pf June emd De 'oemper, «nnt»oanding vwim'% year, without tumbling the-depoeitor to call or even to present hu pass book. At this rate money win doable in less than twefcve yean. Boohs containing the Charts. By-Larr, Kales and Regulation*, renuahbS cratU. oq ar plication atthftofioe* John B. M'Fadden, Isaao M. Penates, John Holmes, J obn Marshall. Alexander Speer, J aznesß. B.BCeeds. < Beaj. L. Fahnestock A, AL Pollock, M* D« James MoAuley, Hill Burrwu, Jaskee H aroma**, Wm. J. AnAertcn „ , . . , UGiflD. Calvin Adams, Janies D. Kelly fs&Mfcfe**- John C. Bindley, Junes Shi die; Aloniß A, Carrier, Robert Robb, Charles A. Colton, Welter F« Mfcfthall Wxu Douglas, John On,. John Bran* Henry h. Rlngwahg Wm PWeyinan. John £L dhoepbergw. Wm. il.Ha.ven, Wm. £. Sohmerii Peter is:lfimk«, Alexander TJntßei^ RJohard Hays, Isaac Whittier, Wm 8, Lively, Christian Twit ¥* FARMERS’ DEPOSIT BANKING DO. MM 01 MPOSIT AKD I)ISW| • Par and Current Funds Beoeived 'on Deposit. PIIHE (JNDKBBIOSED HTOCKHOJLD* -R- BBS are individually responsible to deposi tors to the whole extent of their private means James Marshall, William Young, John Scott. Jacob Painter, William Walker. William Carr. Samuel George, 8. B. Robison, Thomas Mellon, Thomas Scott, Robert Bell, Joseph Love, J ohn McDevitt, D. A. Stewart* John Floyd, D. R. Galway. Hay Walker, W. W. M’Gregor. JohnS. Dilworth JAMBS MARigfATX President. R. A. GEORGS, Cashier. jan3 4 OO - 2,160 00 250 00 ~ 7,809 43 lO6l 991 77,605 20 174,075 14 129M51 U BEAL KSTAIE BAVUfIs INSTITUTION STATEKXHT OF THC COhDITIOI of the above institution on the 2d day of No vember, 1863, published in conformity to the charter: Amount of Deposits, Noy. 2d, 1863 .$103,594 18 Amount of Interest due Depositors 1,954 91 Amount of Contingent Fund 2,423 91 ASSETS. First Liens on Real Estatejfc3sj2oo 01 United States Bonds. 50,000 00 U. S. Debt Certificates and Notes, (market value) 11,061 79 Interest eaned not due 569 97 Office Furniture 150 00 Cash on hand 11,011 24 The undersigned, Aud.tiog Committee, have examined the books of the Institution, the bonds and securities, counted the wuih, Ac., and have fonnd the above statement to be correct, w. B. COPELAND, NICHOLAS VuBGTLY, WM. H. SMITH. Deposits received DALLY, and EVERY SAT URDAY EVENING. INTEREST PAID at 6 per oent. per anpnm TRUSTEES. ISAAC JONES, President. Hou.T. M. Howe, | Hou.J.K.JAoorheA Win- JL Smith, |G. G, Hassey, W. B. Copeland, i Jacob Painter, Harvey Childs, | Nicholas Voegtly. Office, 03 Fourth Street, nol HANKS' V/. CIMIOXXB 90. 900 SHIXHFIKLO STBEET Near tnecoraer Filth. Pittsburgh MOAFf Of LARGE AND SHAU quantities loaned on Bold and Silver. Di» moods, Jewelry. Bold and Silver Watches, afit all kinds or valuable ardolfw, for uy length o time agreed on. The acodd cannot fee deliver* without the (Ticket, AST Ofioa Boon to 7 A. M, to 10 p. M. T.Sfl £oJhu IiXY'H'JLH;, Jr., isle. IMPUDSTHsmET, STOCK AND BILL BRMER; Promissory Notes..Btook Bonds, andMortgogei bought and sold ,UI lfflv j INK SAVINGS iJRBTITVTIO«,«uL 11U Smitnfleld street, opposite the Custom Hondo. Chartered by the Legislature. J President. nci rßusmsim. Wm, H. Smith U.F.Roid Thos. D. Mossier A.Rein4xnan Francis Sellers Joshua Rhodes John F. Jennings. Jacob Stuokratb TThom&S. Blair Alex. Bradley Henry Lloyd Alfred Slack Josiah King C Zug A S Bell Jos Dilworth S S Fowler W A Reed Jas W Woodweil R C Sohmorts F Rohm C W Rioketson J M Xiernan B H Hartman D M Long E J Anderson Jas W Baxter D £ McKinley C H Wolf Robert D Cochran Wm Smith W Ihnuen* 0 B Jones B F Jones , W B Pheljis C B Herron uo&tuey 4.vn nxAßU&sa, j D. £. MoKTNLEY. ! Open daily, from 9a,m.to 3 p. it, Also, Tues day and Saturday eveningifroin 6 to 8 o'clock. Depositsreoeived of ONSDlMBah>i upwards. Dividends declared in December an I June of each year. Dividends allowed to remain are ptaoe i c o the credit of the depositor as prldcipal, and bear in terest, thus compounding It. Books containing Charter, By-Laws, Ac., fur nished at the office. 49" This Institution offers, especially to these persons whose earnings are small, the opportunity to acfiumulatg, by small deposits, easily saved. [tf sum which will be a resource when needed, their mondy not only being safe but bearing into rest, i o - stead of remaining unproductive. myl. j PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAY’S SUBSCRIBKIW HATE JVffT opened especially, for the Holiday** a very Urge and-deeirable stock of J FINK GOLD JEWUihY, ‘ OOLli AND SUVeB WATIIEB, for uadies and Hentiemen’a wear, fine Bronte Olocke. Fppoy Hoods, SiITEII'PLATED WAKE, such as castors, cake and fruit baskets, goblets, card oases, tea setts, and a large variety of suitable articles for presents. BEINEHAN, HETBAN ASEIDLE. ' 1 Shell Oysters 1 Shell :Oystars, CO&NVEOPIA SALOON ALWAYS in advanoe. The proprietonof this notod eat-, ing establishment has just recieved a large sup* ply of Baltimore Shell Oysters, They will be served jxp-tn the best possible, manner,"with 411 tlprdelicaaies .the Market affords. Don't forgot the place, oorfier of Fifth and tjnron streets. < se29-dtf F. WBlfl, Proprietor; IUTHERE DO TOTJ BUTT OPS w SHjQKST GO TO NO. 16 FIFTH STBEBT | and get a Qood Article from D. 3. DIFFENBACHEK, P. S.—Ladies' good Kid Slippers ‘for Co cent*. jy!B Apples- soo bbia. choice af t’LES,lost received and for sale by mZKR * ARMSTRONG, oaJl eprn at Uukrt ud First rtreot* CTO/riVATORd, PLOWS; FOUOEB Catten, teed drifla. hap el«v»ton, dog pow ■*B, Ohanu, ra.ym mUla, £<s-ior BjSGEHAM A LON 3 137 Liberty gtewrtir WALL PAPERS CHXAP-BOC6I before the last advance ft ‘prWs. For i S-s f - uS %6st, WS^SKSHg mm mtSSHSKt fiSlcT 7 OHABTEBED IK 1866. rkxsmsrr. GE JRGEALBPEE VIO3 PBEEIDSKTa. BBrtE VtAMV AND CHARLES A. COLTON? $107,973 0) A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer, LOAH OFFICE; OFFICERS. .JAKES PARK, Jr* T&unm. 49 Fifth street Ed® ilr Hon. Wilna MaCandlais, IUM -at ih» rnlfd Eut « Circuit Court, Prudent. '' ’ " oontor MU* W sKfea, IC, WBi"' biwKb Pern HT** SrrUPEST AKD M., btttr. StSMlHito .fsC* oonne- Mw-^wniinwiii wto holds the largest number of Pimt pS. 6duU to tho Princpal* > , t T <nlty ~° T y *°?°i ■ sntjg|g/j (< ST FRMCE^MIEqe, UMf* CAR [if the FHMGISCM fROTHEn *&IsMISgSS; arid Pio. uresiiue soonarj? 280nPf ouui osi vicfii M uslaforms ijfo eattoa tudanteiwiU 35* 1a use of manhood. rronl *““* BoaTd and Tuition, payabla halfrcuf* w "«Sa"torf ® ' Kaftrtnoocan be Bt fuSnShm! Cum* f , ; Oo?otto Rev Dr O’Hara. rtftlnW l w l^ : i»? eV ' 5 e P ry MoLaughlin. Pt3£l aelpQU.Kev. Pierce Mahar, Harriaburrf- W. B. A hick runs da-1? to Lorette m-m Ore* f eepll MOBiMNG post STEAM PRINTING KB'X’A.T3 IL t IBIXM.JHIiv'r s & WOOD STREETS •'ITTBrORfIH, $107,973 01 AVi.S.G s'SIHSnri.V SSA tl E •xTsnaiv* DDmoKS tie [nrioriitad* to ouit otjfioa, "’f wapared to oxacata »u ordan fl v'KKV DBBCfUPTION Vt book & job PKimrorQ fcoj in toe mott sopertot ff « hare ajj ofioc 8K O O f*a U X'O >.co will r»T o»rrfcuifj attention t> PBcpmrsjiuL fßm|i BIIJLAI O? 1-IBISW, OBCCIAaS, Blit. HKAItU, SIIiASKS, DKKD raßTinc* , i®i; msamii, »BA I TICKETS, BECEIPXjS, Show Garda & Bills in Colors, tit I:kilt:4o,i., Showbillß, Handbills, Lftbali, Ooi lege and School Sohomos, Hotel Sills ofFtreJnvitfttionaJke.' o‘s* iAoiiitiet 'oi yrinifcj* POSTfRS, PROGRAMMES, Afi, ?or concents * exhibitions AHE TO 8 ÜBPA HHUm AM? PRlciT* ' w« TIME I | K - HiMCT, OF tow YORK, " invented a process by which a rioh and Sgp£SS«i» Dandelion, Sareaparilla, Yellow Dock, w 23 ijbnta. abet* virtu« aro ten timet more effective as medical amenta. So pure and concentrated are the medicinal pzoper •«w of this Wine, that it ihaa them: fagnd'tfr* nirmt effectivemedicine now in use. titan a ainfrle bottle recto res'the lingarinrPatieDt -from debility and sickness to strong amLvigoroui wealth. Every dose shows its good effeots wlhe constitution, ana improves the general health:and with Dr. Halsey , s celebrated QUM-COATFD POEEST PILLS as an adjunct, ail the following disorders are permanently cured. ,P T s«5 p »j»vf®p rameKSTioH.... Abo* of the Pdnfet Pllla: and a bottle of the Vintbwfflonre t|o moet diatreaeingform* of this navi or o the Pills, and a bottle of the Wine wfll breaSTthe *• DBOPgICAX WWPiAnrrs.-Fron.on. to two boxes of the Pflls, ana three bottles ofib, Wme.'cure this Obstinate disorder. PMORDKB tFHE The Forest Wine and Pills have proved highh efficacious in this disorder. One to two boxes ol the Pills, and three or four bottifcs of the Wino ; are sufficient to accomplish a cure in thd&orst ea i>KßlfcrrY, STIOHr SWEATS, , ri&t feswwffc'ssteß d« J SePflL < wfflSSSo&^ Bollloothor '^° r ‘ est Aemedies in Khcamatfefiflsvery nipw|w- Soma pf the moet distressing oases I eYelaw hra been cured by in tenor *;welv o day Pills wffldiqreany.bujoaa duorder or Stemaoband mS&dX“ tW ° doa^Vill rare th^ancwlsevere colxU, ces*MSsiso*il«iC -jSwaow. bails. Head, Ringworm, Brunpelas, $&• RSuS^on ‘Generally nothing but the Pills arerequired for he cure of most of than disorders: butU both remedies wiped, two boxes c?:thaPi]lfl, a« j i Wu or three bottles ofthe Wine, will cure the very wurst*cases, And frequently by lees*than hnU th« qpgntifcy, JAUSBI(IL.e>Xwo boxe* of with as many bottlesj&fjthe Wine. eurelKwrotys caw 0 f Jaundice. - • , » FEMALE om *sgF£Wg! Produced from bad oolds or weasty ooiuntaaoDa.- d^few deal oftha Foreet V, fonna ?of these oomnliunla: and if theWbie b« followed op » weehe, theee derangement* will not oconr ecun- The Vine the insale oonfltitnticn,&nd gives strength, viirnr .Tut blooming health. Over a mfIH«WMSpSd bottlee have beep sold withta the lag! UrO*£n «e^S5 , WiHb is tn’large square bottles, one dol> gjaag^g^jgi i^osnas (r». ;u« edit- iimOLOP®^, ooßTßAcrra,
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