JAMES P. BARR, Editor and Proprietor.
jQBRSIA OB RrPTI RK
Hernia or'Bupture oured,
Hernia or Rupture cured.
Hernia, or Bupture cured.
Hernia or Bupture cured.
Hernia or Bupture oured.
Hernia or Bupture oured,
Hernia or Bupture cured.
Hernia or Bupture cured.
Bupture or Hernia cured
Bupture or Hernia oured,
Bupture or Hernia cured,
Bupture or Hernia cured.
Bupture or Hernia oured.
Bupture or Hernia oured.
. Bupture or Hernia curod.
Bupture or Hernia oured,
Marsh's Badical Cure Truss
Bitter's Patent Truss
Pitoh’s Supporter Truss
Self-Adjusting Truss,
Dr. Bannings’s Lace or Body-
Brace, for ihe cnre of Prolßpana Uteri,
Pile 6, Abdominal and Spinal Weaknesses.
Dr. S. S. Pitoh's Silver Plated
Supportor.
Pile Drops, for the eopport and care
of Piles.
Plastic Stockings, for weak and var
loose veins
elastic Knee Caps, for weak knee
Ankle Supporters), for weak knee
Suspensory Bandages.
Self-Injecting Syringes; also every
ind of Syringes,
Dr. KBYSEB has also a Truss which
will radically cnre Hernia or Bupture,
c- hi 3 Deo ° Stork, No. 140 WOOD
V E .\ TO ot th»uo!dcu Mort’r. Perstns
writi g i-rlrusses shoulusend tho number ot
msnes around tho body, immediately over the
V,\ l eive h * y i-ersorml attention
k J ' t ii ) i C U4SBS ,n adults and children,
is mtisficd that, with an experience ot
year3, he will be enabled to give batn.'ac-
SelMnJecUng Syrin^**.
SelX-Injec.tlug Sytlugo*.
Self-InjeojUng Syringes.
Solf-Injecting Syringes,
Of every kind.
Sold at DR. EEYSER’S, 110 Wood Bt.
Suspensory Bandages,
Saspensory Bandages,
Sa*priiM>iy imnrtagcs.
Suspensory Bandages,
A dozen different kind,
A dozen different kinds,
A dozen different kiodp,
A dozen diffcront kinds,
At DR. KEYSER’S, 140 Wood street,
nolO-lyd&w
JJR. HKYSEK'S
PECTORAL STREP
CURES CONSUMPTION,
CURES BRONCHITIS,
CURES COLDS,
CUBES ASTHMA,
CURES ALL DISEASES
OF THE LUNGS,
I invito attention to] seme of ]the most estraor-
dinary cures by my
PECTOi&AL HI it UP.
They are at home, and any one who has doubts
con inquire of the persons who hare been cured
by it
D K. KEYSER IS PREPARED AX ANY TIME
TO EXaMInK LUKGd. WITHOUT CHARGE.
FOR ALu THOSE WHO NEED HIS MEDI
CINES,
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDR.-A case of five
years’ standing cured byDJA. KJSYSKR’d PEC
TORAL SYRUP ;
Pittsburgh, Jan. 11, 1860.
Db.Ketssb: My wife has boen atilictod with
a bai and difficulty of breathing for five
years, Which for several years back bad gradual
ly Increa ed in violenoe. The complaint has
been hereditary, and she had boen treated by sev
eral physicians without any relief. In this state
of her case. I procured some of your Doctoral
Cougj Syrup. I bought, tho first time, a fifty
cent bottle, which relieved her very much; 1
then called and got a dollar bottle, which curod
her entirely, and she has now no traoe ot the
former diseaso, except weakness. I would also
state that i used the medicine myself to a cold
and cough; The incdicino cured me by taking
one dose., lezpress my entire satisfaction wito
the medicine, and you are at liberty to publish
this if you desire to do so,
WM. WILSON,
Alderman, I'ifth Ward.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 18.1858.
Dr. Kbybbb: I have been, more or leas, in my
life, affected with the severest of colds and horse
ness. At times my throat would become sc closed
as *o prevent my speaking above a whisper, and
ly taking a fow doses of tho abovo tyrup it
would relieve me entirely.
In recommending this medicine. I must un
hesitatingly say that is the best remedy I over
louDd. purporting to care tho above, nor should
anv family be without this remedy lor diseases su
prevalent.
Youra, mostrespootfuliy,
EDWARb J. JONES,
Caahier Citizens Deposit Rank.
COL. PBATT AND DR. KEYSER’B
PECTORAL BTBUP.
Dr. Krtsir— Dear Sir: Exeuso tho delay
my acknowledging the excellence of your Pecto
ral Dough Syrup sooner. I take great pleasure
in saying that it is all you say it is. It knocked
the noue oni of mu couph and the worst od e I was
ever afilioted wita. I have not used more than
one-half of the bottle, and I can and do wish that
all who are afilioted would give it as fair a trial
as I have done, and they will bo proud to say,
"it i& no quack medicine.' 1 I would not suffer
another such an attack lor any oonsidezstioiit or
at any opst. _ I am confident I can broathe more
freely than I over did. I shall always acknowl
edge aidant of gratuudo forinvonting so excel*
lent r remedy. You are at liberty to use my
name In this regard, as you think proper
" E, F. PRATT.
Messenger Common Council. Pittsburgh
.ftMtanrOfo. U 1859.
N. B-—I am no atrunirer to my fellow oiti,eru.
nnd all frho entertain doabts can conaolt mo pet
•anally.. B, F. P.
„„ „ PitTSBBiGH, April 25, 1567.
READ THE IBCTH.-Da. K.BTME: I ha.t
a (iaaghter who has taken several medlt&nes for
a b.d oou*b. without benefit —among them Ayer."
Cherry Pootoral.l purchased front yon a bottle
01 raOXQXAL SYRUP, and before she
used hall a bottle she was reliovod. TW secono
bottle eared her entirely of h-r enaeST
„ u JOHNDAEIN.
ttobinson street, Allegheny.
SB. *BTO»S PHTIOBAL SYRUP
Is prepared and sold by
street.
w&Hr&Jnr
Great Discovery.
KUlEfc'S BITTERWINE OF IRON,
FOR THE CURE OF
W niL^, r ?^ h % ooneral o Dobi »'y. Indigestion,
tk® Ngrvoos System, Conaiipation,
Aoldity of the Stomach, and for all oases
requiring a Tonic.
THIS WIJTK mrCUJOES THE most
-*■ agreeable and efiioienuSalt of Iron we nc H .
JPf ; ato of Magnetic Oxdio combined with
the most energetic of vegetable tonios, Yellow
-ft* in man r oases of de
*" Io .J B " f f nd & e neral prostrations,
°;, E ° K oa!01 o nt Halt of Iron, oombined with onr
valuable Hevre Tonic, is most happy. It aug •
meats the appetite, raises the pulse, takes of
muscular flabbiness, removes the palor of debili
ty, and gives a florid vigor to the countenance.
g° you want something to strenghten you ?
Do you want a good appetite?
go you want to build up your constitution ?
go you w ant to feel weU ?
go you want to get rid of nevrousneas ?
Do you want energy t
Do yon want te sleep well ?
Do yon want a brisk and vigorous feeling 1
il you do, try
KUNKEL’S BITTER WINE OF IRON.
b .-SrAKfffcSSSTA
V, D ° w , aeemod mdlspensible as a Tonlo Medicine.
*l°°'' but kttfe, gives tone to tho stomach, ron
eff^m “ d Prolongs lifo. I now only
ask a trial of this valuable tonic.
Counterfeits.
Bxwark of .Counterfeits—AS KUNKLF‘B
iathe only sure and
effectual remedy in tho known world lur the per
manent cure of pvsjiepata and JJcbiliiy, and as
tnere are a number of imitations offered to the
pub ic, we would caution tho community to dut
cnase none but the genuine artio*e, manufactured
ai {d has bis stamp on the top
o. the cork of every bottle. The fact that others
are attempting to Imitate this valuable remedy
provrs its worth and speaks volumes in its favor.
The Bitter Wink op Iron is put up in
75 CENT and %1, 00. BOTTLES,
And sold by all respectable Druggists throughout
the cuuntry. Bo plrtioular that every bottle
bsars .aQfat-eun\le of the proprietor's signature.
general depot,
No. 118 Market at., Harrisburg, Pa,
For aale by Dr. KEYBER, Agent,
140 WOOD STREET.
CAKD
F. X. DsROLETTE. M. 0.
From the Medical Faculty of Paris, Franco, Ex
intern iKesident Physioian) of Hotel Dien,
Lharny Hospitals, ic. Hate of Diploma, 1828.
Ladies Diseases, result of nerycnsuees aod de
bihtr. arc. ne„ralßla a~d i.ick hear ache, (Hem
le.aoia) attended with complete succose.
O F FIFE 57 OKA NT NTHKET St.
868 Nlcbola* linllaiuip.
TO THE PUBLIC.
TCVSPFCIA MsY TIIE IGNORANT AN D
M - A and lalselj modest of all denominations
Treat Secret and I>elicate Dis
orders, SeU-Abase,
And bioccjta or tuatioLs common and incident to
y.-.uihi o/ both sexes and oduits siog: 0 or married
ilocauso L>&. IJransteup pubiibes the fact oi
hifl doing so, the ipnjra.,t aod ialßely modest are
dreadfully shocked. and think it a gnat s-n very
immortal and lor contamination and corruption
among tueir wives, promising sons ‘ini daughters
Iben lamily i hycicians ahouid bo ciutious to
keep them m ign ranoo that they ao the *anie r.«
Lk. Uravstrdp, (oxrept publishing; lest a lu
cni' ive practice might Ic jc. u : to them among ktu
feu'i 1 /.--S|-'f}f > rfal , up as a ush-
r>‘otj<s tnd wtiu compa e society, into! igcuce.
s.'Uto, Ac., in dollars and cents. mysteriously
meanly or illgouen. it 'a to publicity, however,
th it numerous parents and guardians are thack
iul that ituir sous, and ward-’, pro*
vmus-y feeble, sickly and of delicate cnad.t-.on
and appearance have been rrstored to he*Jto and
vigor by i)K. HrtANsTtll'P, nes.de, many be
lure and alter marriage through him have bocti
saved much suffering, anxiety, inortilioation, Ac.
aptrmatorrbctt or cociurnal omi siona, are rom
i-letely cure! m a very sh„rt spaoe of titno by bii
new remedies.which are i eculiariy his own. Ihey
are compr unds lrjin tho Vegetable Kingdom,
having seen toe fallacy of toe Mercurial treat
men'. he has abandoned it and substituted the
vegetable, female diseases are treated with
marked success—having had ov«r forty years (-10/
experience in their tieatmont in hospitals ot both
tho Old World aud in the Unitod States, loads
him to say -to all wi.h a fair trial, health and
nappiness will again bloom on the now—nailed
cbeos. Triile noionge’ with mcnUbankaand
quacks, but como and be cured. Consumption
and all its kindred diseases, of which bo miny an
r.ually fill cur countries, can new bo re.ieved,
providing they attend to it in time. Full partic
ulars can be had of my treatment by procuring a
copy of tho Medical Advi-er, which is given grat
is to a.l teat apply. Having too advantage of
over lorty years experience and observation, con*
sequeniiy, ho has saperior skill in the treatment
o{ special diseases, and w ho is daily consu ted by
the profession, as wed as reoommendod by res*
pootable oitizons, publirhers, prop ietors of ho
tels, Ac. Olfioe, So Smithtield street, near Dia
mond stroet. Private communications Horn all
par's of the Tnion. strictly attended to. Direct
BOX A'O.
Pittsburgh Poet Ofnre.
10,000,000 SAVED.
GLEASON’S
KEROSENE(R4IER
WILL FOOD FOC THE BA
by, heat water or steep herbs, &c , for thr
sick, make warm water for shaving or tody, cook
a few oystors, boil or iry eggs, make tea aod cof
fee, toast broad. &c.,Ac , in less time and expense
than by any other means known. Used on any
lamp without obscuring the light. Price 25 tents,
by mail postage paid, 50 cents.
Also a Patent Lighter, for lighting lamps with
out removing the chimney, For sale wholesale
and retail by
WELDON A KELLY,
005 Ho Wood Hu, agents for the manufacturers
LAKE BUEEEIOB COPPEE MIHES.
AND
SJIELTISre WORKS.
Park, M’Curdy
Manufacturers of
Sheath, 'Fraziers’ and Belt Copper, Prcsaod
Copper Bottoms, Raised Still Bottoms,
Spelter bodder. Ac. Also impor
ters and dealers in Metals,
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron,
Fire, Ao.
••-Constantly on hand, Tinmens’ Machine*
and Tods. Warehouse, No. 149 FIRST and 120
SECOND STREETS. Pittsburgh Pa.
•#«3pocial orders of Copper cut to any desired
pattern. fe2l:lydtkw
BARGAINS
CARPETS.
JUST OPENED AT
H CALLVM’S
87 FOURTH STREET.
A largo assortment, whioh will b® acid at a vary
great redaction from late prices anlO
TO BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
WE ARE NOW MANrFACTrBING
a superior article of
LIME,
Wbicn we are prepared to deliver from oar
COAX YARD, SOB LIBERTY STREET,
Best quality of
FAMILY COAL,
Always od hand as usual.
DIC&SOS. BTEWATIT A CO.
BORLAND'S PRICES—
Men's Calf Doable Sole arid Double Upper
Boots id; Jo do Dreas Boots,*3; Men’s Doable
Sole heavy RiJmowJa $1 9o ; Men’s Double Sole
Congress Gaiters, $2 25; Men’s Brogan* of all
rinds from, $1 50 to $2 SO; Women’s Morocco
Heel Boot*, 85 v; Women s Double Sole sewed
Heel Boots, $1 50; Women’s Morocco sewed hee!
'Balmorals, $1 25; Women’s custom madeAnwoH
heel Boots, $2; Women’s Congress Gakore°9iv
Also avery large assortment of Misses’ and Ch£
Shoe* at low pno«jL at uu^
NO. 98 MARKET STREET,
2d door from sth street.
BOXES OSWECO CORN
•v STA^Ctt—by
tSFottaftlfW Allegheny,
important to ladies
•• GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY."
lIAMEY'S COBONO THERM.
FEMALE PILLS
H A u VE KEVKR YET FAII.EDfWHEH
MM. tbo direotionsbave been strictly followed,)
in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE
r J n . re£ tpriuk the system to per/eot health when
*v tit l ?- rom Affections, Prolacsos Uteri,
the whites,or other weakness of iho Uterine Or-
PiHs aro perfectly harmless on the
pOßsntatlon. and may bo taken by the most del
loate females without causing distress; at the
Same tune
THEY ACT AS A CHARH,
By strengthening, invigorating, and restoring
the system to a healthy condition, and by bring
ing on the monthly period with regularity, no
matter from wbat the ob-traction may
jnse. They should, however. NOT be taken the
first three or fiur months of pregnanoy. though
safe at any other time, as miscarriage would be
the result.
c o ntai Dfl 60 Pills, PRICE, ONE
DULLAK-
M. HABTET’S TREATISE
On Diseases of Females. Pregnancy, Miscarriage,
Barrenness, bteriitty, Reproduction, and Abuses
?f ® m l ,haric '‘ the LADIES' PRI
VATE MbDICAIi ADV li'ER, a pamphlet of 70
Pages, sent free to any address, biz cents re
quired to pay postage;
t&-The Pills and Book will be sent by mail,
confidentially, when desired, bbclrrlt sealed,
ana prepaid. on receipt of money by
d- BRYaN. M. D., General Agent,
,- c °. Cedar street, New York.
m»S°ld by an toe principal Druggists.
Joseph Fiemluir. Drwrgist. eorr.erof the
Diamond and Market tt., tgentf.ir Pittsburgh
oco-emdjtw
HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Ju#t Publtthed. in a geoltd envelope. Priced cU
\ U:(TI!RE«,\ THE NAT II BE,
1*- treatment aad radical ruro of Spermatorr
hcea, or ireminal Weakness. Involuntary Emis
sionfl, poxuul Debility, aua impediments to Mar
riage generally • Nervousnfa.*, Comnumption, Ep
ilepsy and fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity
resulting from Seli-abuae, Ac., ny Kobt. j. Ccl
verwkll. M. D., auth- r ol tho Urccn Hook , Ac
* A Boon to Thongnnri* ol NnOerers,’ 1
Sent under seal, in a plain onveiopo to any ad
dress, pott-pnui on receipt ol «ix cent's cr two poe
utes-amps by Dr-Oh. J.C. Klim*. I*7Bower*
New iork, Post Office B«-x, 4 £**<!,
se!6 Im-dAw.
For Ra-s, Mice. Roaohoi. Ancs. Bed Bogs, Mothj
m rur?, Woo Jens, Ac., iosocpj on PlamsTFowis.
Animals. Ac.
u £, l " *> “"-ss.bottlos and
flMke.- td $6 Oaska for Hi toy Fuhlio* liuti
tutiocn, Ac.
"t/nly infalliblo remedios M
Free from Poisons,
;\Not djingcroua t.i the Homan FamiL". '
Kntel-om.ootof thetr hole., 10 die."
Sold wholesale in oil large cuier.
p»,ld by ail Drmr-'i- 3 '*’ —— »•
Beware of ail worth In a inutationa.
•J*" See that "C filar's" name is each box,
bottio and Uaak befure y:.u buy.
Address KIEMtY It. COfiTAB.
Principal Dei-’ »,453 Br< N. Y.
bold by U. V. SEhhElcbA Co., nod B. L.
PAIrN KbiOCR A Cu.. \\ hnlcoile A gouts, Pitts*
burg. jy lt--t>mdeo*Uw
WI, M. ¥& BFR. ,% CO.,
5T* A M Gii i L 01K e
k FOB 3? Pi tlohn -'4y
fHKiui Qicw.m ii* :v_t*
iea. J PeSB, Dextoi
Afi, KIKDB Of
Btetm tnsmw, z*nt’ r ,K fxum three to cn«
hundred and ftity horse power, and suited foi
Grist MUiu Sxw nulla, Bijfcs;i*t*."i!ia<jfia, y&ctortai,
**&*▼• pardcuiix MunUoa to the conrtraetton oi
Sabines and Machinery for grist mills, and fbi
uprights, malay ana circular a&w tnilia.
Have also on hand, 3c,hucJ and roady iorahlp
ment at sboi*. ao,tc-. tui 8.-Uers oi every
de&cripfcon.
Also, furnish livuors and ; ibe&i iron eeperstely,
Wrought lro : ; nbMuDg, iiaa A <j S B and Puiliesiß
every variety, ard ocorinao tt* manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Hards,
Oar nrica are low norma hincry manufactor*
ed of the beet quality tu m&terixlo, and warranted
La all casta to rive Kaiisfa-otiocu
*K)nicro from all parts of the country aoHci
•d and promptly filled. fexLdirw
STEAM WAGON WORK,
AND MADE To ijKDKK
wagon?.
CARTS,
V* Li LTL H AI ii U) \V S,
STORK TKPCK3,
HAY AND STRAW CTiTTRS.
_ , C. (’OLEMAN,
0c27-iyd ftian-n Avonuo. Alle-hony City.
J. I>UNTJLJEVY,
NO. 4 DIAMOND,
«5t Co.,
VEMLEAT
T . F . WAfNOI,
MYSTIC WOIiItER,
Is prepared to Cement the exterior of building*
with improved Mastio Cemont. cheaper and su
perior to any dono heretofore. This oomont hai
no equal: it forms & solid and durable adhesive*
ness to any surfaoe. imporishable by water or
frost, and equal to any quality of stone.
The undersignod istho only reliable and prac
tical workman in this cement in this city.
I have applied this Cement for the: ollowmg
gentlemen, whom the public are at liberty to re
fer to:
J, Blseell resldenoe Bonn afreet, finished, 3 yyg
Jas. MeCandleas, Allegheny. do 9 yra
J, H. Shoenborger* Lawrenoevlile, do 5 yrs
J. D, McCord, Penn street. do A yn
A. Hoevolcr, Lawrence villt, do 3 yre
Girard House Pittsburgh, do 5 yre
St. Charles ''do do syn
Address Washington Bold Box 1300,
Pittsburgh P. 0. feb2o.lyd
PAPER,!
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a mooting of the Stockholders of tho IRON
CITY MINING COMPANY, of Mioh., will be
held at their offioe In tho City of Pittsburgh, on
MONDAY, the 28th day of Deoomber, inet, at 10
o'olook. a. m., for tho purpose ot acting on an of*
lor made for the pnronase of the whole of their
property in Keweona bounty. Michigan.
By order, JuIlN A. hORSYTH,
Pittsburgh, Deo. 5,1863, Sec y, pro tern*
do7-td
FOR A FTFMN OF 18'3, J UST RECEIVED-
A complete assortment oi teauurui
PAPER HAWQIKGN
Of all styles, at prices lower than can be again
offered. For sale during tho season by
SAVE YOCK CiAS BY CBINU 6LEA
son’e Anti-Flickoring, American and Imper
ial Gas Burners, a sure saving of twenty-five per
cent. The Anti-Flickering is just tho thing Tot
•the Office. Call and seo them burn at the Gas
Fitting and Plumbing Establishment of
WELDON & KELLY,
no 4 lb! Wood street.
Butxeb-
Shhii primeßoll Butter,
1 bbl " Fresh Pocked Butter,
_ _ 4 keg* ” " "
J uat received and for sale by
_ _ FBTZRB * ARMSTRONG,
8030 eoruer of Market aaoFim streets.
THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 24, 1863.
Medical.
MiSfUOUI);
r'ATCHRCit&B, 4.
Grocer,
frrrsbfßGn, pa.
tv. P, ttAASUAU
87 W uod Street.
Banking Houses,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF PITTSBUBOH.
_ TREASURY DEPARTMENT. )
Urnos op Comptroller or thb Otorknot, >
Washington City, 1863. J
H hbrsab, By satisfactory evidence presented
Utheundersigaed.it has been made to appeer
g“| l FIRST national bank of pTtte
bUKOH, in the County of'Allegheny and State
of Pennsylvania has been duly organised under
and according to the requirements of the Act of
Congress, entitled ''an Aot to provider National
JL°n|enoy, secured by a pledge of United states
otooks, and to provide for tho circulation and re
demption thereof.” approved. February 25th,
leeS, and has complied with all the provisions of
said Act required to be complied with before
commencing tbo business of Banking.
a. n W T HBaBr oRB, I, Hugh McCulloch, Comp
• a £*£. tho Currency, do hereby oertifr that the
y-'d FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS
BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of Pcnn
/ D a ° l ?.* u authorised to commence the buainoss
oi Banking under the Aot aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal of office, this sth day of August, 1863-
HUGH McCULLOCH,
1 ( Comptroller of the Currency.
The First National Bank
of Pittsburgh, Pa.,
LATE PITTSBURGH TRUST COBPASI.
Capital $400,000, with privilege to In-
crease to $1,000,000
• Trust Company having organ
ized under the aot to provide a National Cur-
l e ?^- u ?i er , t fes,^ o| tho first national
GF would respectfully
2r°L lt a services for fhn oellootion •oi Notes.
Drai'S, Biilsof Exchange, &o„ receive money on
deposit and buy and sell Kxchango on all parts
di the country.
r The success wh ch his i bended the Pittsburgh
iroßt Uinpany *»r.oe its organization in 1852, will
we beiive be a tufficient guarantee that business
entrusted to the now organization will receive
tfie some prompt aitentio i,
Having a very ex’ensive oorrespondenoe with
Banks and Bankers, throughout tbo country, we
beueve we can (ff-r unusual facilities to those
who do business with os
The busiooBB will be ooniuotod by the same
officers and directors
nrßEcroßfl
Jaed6B Laughlin,
Hebert « Hay?,
Tboaoiw Bell.
Thos. Wijrhiw&n.
. oaruc
james h\\;a
JOUN D. SC
Anyuat . r .th, \m : dkw\
11 > m. K. Nimick.
A loiander Spoor,
Francis G. Bailey,
Ales. Bradley,
nol Roa.
IfILIN, President.
'ULJLY, Cashier.
r t£
W. J. KOCHT4.
KOUNTZ & MERTZ,
baskern,
Jfo. 118 Wood St., Secoud doo above
Fifth Street,
■ JF.AI EBS IK FOBF.IU2I. Al*l> Oomcstk
«cl>anft. Coin. Bari i.ouw. and Cojorn
i&Bat feocaruies. Collections promptly attended
to ‘ apll
SILTF.B, ItF.M.iM) NOTES
twT<S?rSii“S! U^rMrma,
7 3-10 Bonds and" Coupons,
«nd all secaruio*, bought by
. w . «. WII.LIASIN <ft CO.
mexond wooj atroet, corner «Third,
-u, nousiEi*
BOSTON.
MS THE LAlUifcm AMD BEST Alt
'S rangtd Hotel in the New Eogland States; i i
centrally located, ami oasy of access irom all tho
routes ot travel* It contains all the modern im
provements, and every convenience for tho com
tort and accommodation ct me traveling public.
Iho slocping room? are largo and woll ventilated;
tho euitca uf room.- arc well arm need, usd com
pletely turnuhod lor laaitliea and la,’go traveling
partio#, and the hou»o will ecntiuuo to be kopi
as a first a first-class lintel in every respect.
"1 C:egrai'h in the hou. u e to nil parts of the cenp
try. HENRY KICK, Proprietor.
Boston. Sept. 1563. Bol^-fiuid
j. r. BcrsRAW
BEC KHAM d LONG,
WholesaJo and Rota;! Dealers in
Agricultural and Farming Implements,
Seetla, Fruit Trees, Ac.
Agents for rochstoip. a* am.
root's Nursory. Buckeye Mower and Keep
er, Russell's Iron Harvester. L'ayuva Chief, jr..
Mower, Wood's Mower. Farmer’* Mower. Bucc»
eyo Grain 1 rill, RuiueU’s Moadllun ;-eparutcr«
.Economy Wheeled Horse Bake, Cook's Sugar
Ev&j.orator.
Mo. 127 liberty Streep
Next door to Earc’a Hotel,
nois-d*w PITTSCrROU. PA.
GAS AMD STKAII HHTINU.-TUE
under igned is prepared to ex ecu e all or
ders for Gas end Steam Pining, Also, lor ikiini
OIL BEFIffEKIES
Looksmiibing and lkli Hanging promptly at
tended to.
Mr. W. IJ. CRAUMKR H foreman of the Gar
Filling hfaop.
IOLIiIXG IltdN BEDSTEADS
Fl: sale ; a'ao, TWO LATHED.
W. l>. KKTTifi.NBUrtO.
Looksmith aod iieil ti&nKor.
Pood street,
LARUE MTOt K «E
NEW SHOES
AT DIFFENBACHEB’S,
BiO. 13 FIFTH STfiEKT,
< mbraiing Gent’s. Ladies, Misses and Ckiidren’s
wear *n great variety. soil
WTOTICE.—IO THE NTOOUUOLI).
IH EHS UF THE PUT&IiUKUII. FORT
WAXNIS A CHICAGO RAILROAD COM
PANY.—A meeting of ihe Stockholders or tbe
P., K. W. it C. Railroad Company, will be held at
No. 23 Fifth 6treet, Pittsburgh, at 11 a. m. ( of the
81st of Oeoembcr, proximo.
For the purpo3o of oensidering an agreement for
Tlic Sale of tho Franchise,
Xo bo a corporation ol that Company, to tho
Pittsburgh, Fori Wayne and Chicago Railway
Oompany, as provide i in "Act ol tho General
Assembly of the Stato of Ohio," passed April
4th, 1863. Yv. H. BARN EH,
no£>td becrctary.
Laird's Bloom of Youth for the complexion
and skin*
Drake's genuine Plantation Bitters.
Ayer’s CherrylPootorat and Barsaparilla.
Mrs. Allen's Hair Restorer and Zylobalsum.
Wish&rt's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Siearling Amorosia for tho Hair.
Holloway's family Medicines,
Lindsey’s improved Blood Sesroher.
All of Or. Jayne’s family Medicines.
Pure Ulyoerine and Honey Soaps.
Glycerine Cream and Cold Cream, for chapped
hands, face, Ac., at
GKO. A. KELLY'S
Wholesale and lUt&iJ Drag
No. 69 Federal et„ Allegheny
Removal of liveby stable.
The undersigned having removed his Live
ry Stable from the rear of th&Soott House, to neai
the oorner of First and Southfield street, W. 0,
Conn's old stand, is prepared to furnish carriages,
baggies, and eaddlehorsea upon tho shortest no
tice, Also horses kept at livery at reasonable
rates. Undertaking and all arrangements forfo».
fitrals will receive his special attention*
NEAJu. BRIC£LuiD.
NEW FRENCH PAPfiB HAKGISGS
fronrthe celebrated manofactnrtea; of J>®U
eoart a Defosses, in Paris, lost received and for
•ale by
W, P. MARSHALL.
87 Wood street,
■^HEELK
0 AWARDED THE
HIGHEST PJBEMIUMS
ITIMATiOJUL BlfflßlfiOX, IQIDOJf. 1862
Industrial Exnosition', Paris, 1881,
In competition with all tho leading Sewing Ma
chines In Europe and America, and the
United States Agricnltnml As.ociation: Metro
politan Mc;hanic6’ In.tituto, Watbingtr-n; Frank
iin Ins-.itnto, Philadelphia; Mcchamos' Asjooio
tlon. Boston; Amerioan Institute, New York;
Maryland Institute, Baltimore: Mechanics’ As
sooiatioa, Cincinnati; Kentucky Institnto, Loois
viile; Mechanics' Institute, Ban Pranoisoc; and
ol every suite nml n.nnty Fair wlieit
Exhibited this Neanou.
125,000 OF THESE MACHINES
Have already been Sold,
A feet Wflich speaks louder than words of the
success and popularity ot Wbeelcrd Wll
■on’** Family hewiug Machine-Gu
cheapest Machine in tho world,
BECAUSE IT li THE BiCsT.
Every Machine warranted tor 3 Year*,
CUSTOMERS RISE 50THISQ IK PCBCTUFIaQ.
.PE. E. MBBT
Always harry to exhibit ani explain them.
AS' Circular-, containing an explanation of the
machine, with testimonials from ladioa of the
highest'social -.tending, vi.-en n application
either in por-on or b 7 mail.
Agents kr the Wteieru State. ü bi Western Pa
Principal Office and Vt holosal© Emporiums,
No. 87 Fmti Stroei... .rxnsßUilQO, P A.
.-..CIiiCXNNATI. U
LOUISVILLE. KY
Pike’s Operu House.
Haaoulo Tpm]i!o,
n024-d4w
IBDEft CM OF TKE IRAHCISCA# BROTHERS
Tins iissriTi;n«j)i, hiyxjatkj)
IN LORKTJ'i, CstniiriH oonnty Pounayl*
faniaaboa; loor miles irom Creja.r. but ion. os
the difoot roaio between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, win chanoi-oJ in lttvi, vr.h privLHgv-p tc
Oftnier the uaoai Collegiate Honors and PcgTOW.
The location ot the College w one of tua moat
healthy In Pennsylvania—tin* pmiouot the Alle
gheny Mountains being lor its port
water, bracing air. and ptcutreeoae acouery.
The fcoholasui* year comicenooj on the PIH6I
MONDAY after the P.th ci At'Hl’bT. and ends
about the isth oi JIN f. following. ]i u divide j
Into two SofMon*.. b.uaenu c&nsut return home
between the boHmoas. All the Apparatus necco
*sry tor Land surveying, ilnffineorirc, Ac,
will be furnished b? tee institution to the
students.
.HE.vay D. LOSO
lnvtramentaJ and Vocal Music lomu no extra
Charge, bvodents will be admitted lrom edcLt
roars to the age of aianhood.
TiiaMß—Board and luitoL, payable half yearly
„ .... $
Surveying ana used mstrumcnL 1 ?, j>er an
num
Classical
Cla*-. - . vUoro LAi;i-aft£Hs. excr» jfl
tftade-ts spending V&caiu.u «t tho College.. 20
Raiorccce can b© uuuio vo i.he Hu K©v. Bishop
Domeocc, Kt. He?. Bishop Wood Philadelphia,
Re?. T .s. Reyn. :*!*, Kev 1 Jr. U'llara,
Philadelphia: Re?. Henr? McLaughlin. Phiia
doli’hia;Kev. Pit-rco Maher. iiaxnsburg-
N. B.—A h-'ck ma . to Lorotte frctn Cros
860. Bopli
fIJBUCiAMiXIUX.-ary OF FITTS
BT liOh.(Jii, a:.
In accordance with the i revisions of an Act of
the GuneraJ. Assembly ot the CuuunonweaJth of
Pennsylvania- l-rovKiuu lor the i-jcon-oration of
the Oil/ of PHLrburtch. anu uf tne mrictti supple
ments to said Act, i, ti. U. tatrter. jr.. Mayor oi
said city, do is u« thi.% my proc.amation. that on
the FIK=T *I I K*U>AY 1m JaNUauY. A. D..
1664. being the Fifth Day ok thk Momh. tbo
freemou oi e:ich Ward ol said city, qua.iticd to
yo te ior members of the House of Keprescn'a’ivM
of this fonmiciiwealth, will meet at the several
places ol heading el<o ionn in their respective
wards ani piccincts, and e'*et. by oallot, under
the provisions oi an Act of Asjfinbly. paasod the
16th day of May, A. D„ 1863.
Or.o person to seive as Mayer of «aid city.
Une peison tuscivoas Controller of aaid city,
aD«i
One person to servo as Treasurer of said city,
each ol whom [snail hold their office for two
years.
Ua the some day, in 0.-'nforalty to the above
cited authorities, and also to tho Or finances o!
Councils distn.'tin,: s aid vity. the citiztns of the
First Ward will eject by ballot, one person to
bo a member ol tho e.ect Council - f said city ior
two ycais, and two ptrsniis to be numbers of the
Common Councils.
Second Ward—One perton to bo a member cf
the Select, and two poreoni to oe mcuiours ol the
Uommon (Jouuci .
'lbird Ward—One person to be a member of
the oeieot and six persons to be incxbers oftho
Common Council.
Fourth Ward—Ono i erson io be a member ol
the c elect and two pe* t ,>ai to bo members of the
Common Council.
Hfth Ward—One per.o:» to bo a member of the
Seleot flhd tix persona to bo mem be. a of tho Coin
moo Council-
, Sixth Ward—One pronto be a member cfiho
Select and lour persons to be members oft no
Common Council.
feevcuth Ward—uno person to bo a member of
the SoJoct and two persona tv bo members of the
Common Council.
Eighth Ward—Ono person t-> be a member of
the fcelectana three porsous to be members oi
the tomo oD Council,
Ninth Ward—Ono person to be a men-ber of
the Select and three persons to be member.? of
the Common Council.
Koch ol whom shall bo qualified to fervo as a
mornber of the House Keprescntativos cf this
Commonwealth,
At tho election to bo held as aforesaid, on Tues*
day, tho 6;h day cf January, A. I). 1864
due electors oithe First Ward will vote at the
Public School House in said Ward.
The electors of tho Second Ward will vote at
the Public School House in said Wyr i.
The electors of so much oi the Third Ward as
lies north oi and west of Grant etroit, being
nrecinot No. 1 of imid wa d. .will vote at the
house of B. McStay, on tho corner of Sixth and
bmithfield streets.
The electors oi so much ef the Tiiird Ward as
Ilea south and east of Grant street, boing pre
cinct No. 3 ofaaid Ward, will vote at the Bouse
of C. b. Kennedy, at the corner of Wylie and
Tunnel streets.
The elett'.rs of the Fourth Ward will vote at
the Public sohool hoose in said Ward.
The electors of so much of the Fifth Ward as
lies north and east of Adams street, being pre
cinct No.l of said Ward, whi vote at the Public
school house, in said Ward.
The electors of so much of the fifth Ward as
lies math and westf Adams street, being pre
cinct No. 2 of Faid Ward, will vote at tuc Public
school houve, in said Ward.
The e eot,jr • of tae Ward will vote at the
Pnbiic K'jool house in said Ward,
The oleotrrsof tD6 fcerenth Ward will vote at
the Pub.jc.scbool house iu said Ward,
The electors of the Eighth Ward wiil vote at
the Publie sohool house in said Ward.
Tbe electors of the Ninth Ward wLI vote at
the Public school house in said Ward
Givtfn under mv hand and the Beal of the said
City of Pittsburgh, ihe Ibth day of December.
A. 0 .1863, B, 0. SAWDER. Jr.,
de 17;te Mayor.
VAOB THE AR
JT rival of Boots, ohces, Gaiters, Balmorals*
Gums and Felt Boles* at
J. H. BORLAND'S.
, No. 88 Market street
dt!9 Becond dwr fromTinn street.
Sewing Machines.
R * H IJL.SOS’S
'UPWARDS OF
INDUCTIONS FiIEK.
WSI. HUH&EU A CO.,
Cr Jw (
daily post
DAILY POST—ADYAIfCED RATES'
One year, by man
Bix mentis. •*
Three ** «*
One •* «• _ *******
Ono week, delivered in tkooity.
Single copies
To asen taper hundreds
HEESfAY THE
1 lie Latest Betting.
Ths backers of Heenan never beem to
tire putting down the money at 6 to 4 on
tbeir man, and the opposition take 7 to 4
very greedily. At the Victoria Club, yes
terday, . to 4 was freely offered on Heenan
without a response. This state of the
odds rules the market all over England in
the commercial towrs, and our Liverpool
correspondent has sent ns the following.-
“At the near approach of this match,
the excitement in Liverpool becomes
more intense, and speculation more-ani
. mated, some, in their eagerness to ‘get
| on, laying ,to 4 on the American. The
csr.eit prior, however, is 6 to 4 (offe-ed.)
Mr Stent-, a stannch supporter of Heenan
has,aid Mr Kelly, of the Reindeer, an
, M er ° fKi ?S' X ' GO t 0 whilst others,
at Mr. Stent s hostelry, were accommo
dated wiih £l5 to £lO several times over
thus stalling or the friends of King—
lor a time, at least.”
The Illustrated Xportiuci ICncs of the
samo date says:—
. “Ws l;ave seen boil, ruen at their train
ing quarters, and can vouch for their
good ana healthy condition, As for
King, he has been inhaling the bre*z;s of
the downs of Snaaei. Jack Lawley, and
leddy Milla, the pedestrian, have long
been doing all they know to get tbeir fa
vorite into proper condition: and Tom
we were assured, can do his mileage to
perfection. At Newmarket, we foond
the gallant American in the beat health
and spirits, congratulating himself'that
his preparation was alone worthy tbegreat
trial day of the ensuing week. He has
worked arduously and happily at his pri
vate gymnasium, shooting the quarter of
hundred weights, and wielding the Kehoe
clubs just forwarded from New York
All this work is es regular as the clock
strikes and has added increased admira
tion to his former ccurteoua and gentle
! manly' demeanor with the ‘upper ten
thousand/ who ore sure to dock in moti
ster myriads to see bis second perform
ance on this pid* unwisely disturbed
i ankeeinnd. lhat he is improved in
science i-DU generalship - e hnve perHC-ua!
assurance, ned v,ill du his devoirs right
gallantly on the forthcoming memoriabio
day of bailie. H:3 broth,rs nud been fra
ternizing wiih him in Cambridgeshire,
and a whole host cf friends from America
hnve visited him during the past fortnight,
lr inspect his preparation. Tha betting
B strictly 6to 4 cn Heenan. Fred. Oliver,
the commissary of the ring, has ordered_a
new it- r nf rnnnaauili "t ‘ 1 T-n-irimT*
njfiojr -lack of Old England nnd the
Stars and Stripes cf America in full bla
zon near the icp rings. The leading pu
gilists c,f the dav will be in chosen array
cn tournament morning; and gentlemen
may place implicit reliance that no rul
finnism w-11 be buffered.'' The Glasgow
correspondent say«:—“The ‘big’ fight
between John C. Heenan and Tom King
for the large sum of £2.000 is creating a
tremendous Bei.sa'ion here, in every hotel,
club, reudiug room, or piece of public re
sort. The iiish division are perfectly
wild about the comiug mill, and declare
that the Saxon must bend to the Celt,
and so on The betting here is very Blow,
ihe friends of Heenan not being willing
to give more than 6 to 4, while the friends
of the ‘Sailor Boy,’ aud they are not a
few, stick out for 6to 4. Mr. T. P., who
acted as honorable treasurer for the Say
ers’ Fund, is backing the ‘Blue Anchor’
favorite out and out, and Bays he can’t
lose, barring accidents.” The Welshmen,
according to the same authority, are bet
ting odds on King as much as 12 to 4 hav
mg_been offered and taken on him.
Bell's L{ft also of the same date, says
all who wish to see tbe fight should be iu
town on Tuesday, December Bth, at latest,
Ii theu indulges in strong arguments in fa*
vor of orderly behavior, aud gives advice
in regard to the modus operandi of getting
to the battle field. The ring keepers were
chosen as follows : “Billy Duncan, Nat.
Langham, George Brown, Harry Orme,
Dan Collins, Alec Keene, Mike Madden,
Jemmy Welsh, Joe Rowe, Harry Bran
ion, Bob Travers. Young Broome, Jack
Hooke, Reardon, Gallagher, Clarke of
Liverpool, Job Cobley, Jem Dillon, Cock
lin, and Bob Webb. These men, or the
majority cf them, are to meet at our of
fice on Tuesday morning, “Dec. Bth, at
eleven, to consider tho best means (or pre
serving order, and also to receive final in
structions. Several other well known
pugs have volunteered their assistance,
upon whom we believe reliance may be
placed. The following we quote verba
lim :
As to tbe we are assured
we are fully justified in stating that both
are well up to the mark. From each of
their respective headquarters wo have bul
letins that never w&a either in better health.
Keenan will bo a trifle bigger than when
he foaght Sayers, and to all appearance iB
a far stronger man than on that occasion.
King, too, is Bomewhat bigger than here
tofore, but he is a man who never carries
much flesh, and we should doubt whether
he will mncii exceed 13 Btone, while the
Benicia Boy will be nearer 14 stone, Hee*
nan is still the favorite, but anything over
o to 4 is freely taken by the Kingites.
Heenan will hold his Uvees at Owen
Swift’s, and King at Mr. Richardson’s
but of course neither man will come to
town till the last minute, and the peep the
public will get at them will be of the brief*
eet. 1q conclusion, wo have to remind
the ring keepers and all concerned that
our eye will bo upon them, and that every
failure to carry out our wishes, and those
of the patrons of the P. It., will be duly
recorded, and each man will have himself
alone to thank for the consequences. A
fair fight is wanted, aud a fair fight we
must have, or Eng.ish pugilists most at
once, and forever abandon their claim to
credit as the exponents of fair play.”
Bally for Bell!
The Bra, which is usually dumb on
fistic matters, has, like Balaam’s Ass,
opened its mouth and spoken- Read what
it says:
‘‘These gigantic heroes (King and Hee*
nan) of the P. R., fight their great bat
tle for £l.OOO a side some day next week
—probably Wednesday, Dec/ 9tb, and
the interest the match has excited falls
little short of that created by the interna
tieraal fight between Heenan and the re
nowned Tom Sayera. Strong doubts may
be entertained as to whether it will be
brought off without the interference of
the polios, but those who have underta
ke n the management express th nuelvea
confident in this respect, and we
trust, as both combatants are manly and
courageous fellows, and in point of re
spectability above the ordinary standard
of those, who profess themselves prize*
fighters, that they may contest their bat
tle without interruption. It is said that
arrangements have been made to prevent
ESTABLISHED 184?.
gentlemen who may -want to see the mil),
= undergoing the customary ramping from
'■ h. .k oUBts ' an ~, we trust that this also may
r , e tj ~f cas .?- Thd current hotting is still
7 to 4 ha f eena , D ' and ‘n many instances
week and b tt en ( a,d money during Abe
thafa «. of the Yankee being
fop bv thR fa i! orite m& y b® accounted
tbe ca mber of aporing gentlemen
ho have connected-themselves with him.
. H 13 reported Jo be very confident, butit
; must be remembered that he is older than
he was when he fought last, and his hands
are said to have been permanently inured
or weakened. In point of science, as well
> as in height and weight there can be little
i to choose between them. King baa always
l shown himselt a good two handed fighter,
e .i? bflcked by parties wbo do not
‘ be,r money away—in feet,' they
y f lO , °®> by some moans, or
other, wnat.they attempt. King is the
only man of late years who has made a
real!y good fight with Mao, acknowl
edged to be the most scientific man that'
ever stepped within the ropes, and, un
der tha circumstances, we think the odds
offered against the ‘bold Sailor Buy 1 well
worth Using, as he has youth on his Side.
It will donbtless be a slashing fight, and
probably be a Bhort one.ior big men do
not contest as long as little ones, and both
. ln ? and Heenan are cap ß b e of admin
istering a great amoont of punishment.”
After the Flght-Heenan Whipped.
Tho Bteamship Jura,. from Liverpool,
has just arrived at Portland, Maine.
bf'ngs the news of the great interna
tional fight between Heenan and King,
took place on the morning of the
10. ,at Tunbridge. King won the fight
minutes SVe roUnds ’ laßtin 8 thirty one
The London Times eaya but little
science was displayed on either side.
Heenan s game thronghout seemed to be
■o close and hng on so as to crush bis an
tagonist at once, by dashing him violently
to the ground. King’s tactics were differ
ent nnd more creditable. It is rumcred
that Heenan s shoulder was broken.
[second dispatch.]
t to °b place tl-ie morning nesr
iunbndge. King wob victorious. It ie
reported that twenty five rounds were
tonght in thirty-five minutes. No details
are given, but it ie rnmored that Hee
nan 8 shoulder was broken.
BlLLl>E$’
O I. I>
PLANTATION
COFFEE
r | 11,E BEST hotels, rest abb.
''; tO S“ <!ra and Private Families axe
saving near 'y Afty per oenu by micg
sif !f les ! Ol< * Pinn tattoo Cofl'eo,
Utllies’ Old Plantation teifee
mules’ old Plantation K;
lr mSH! of imported Coffees, ench as java
»ntn too finest
i WEttGHfiggtßFißSfl^Sc^nl
Old Plantation Coffee,
Old Plantation Coffee,
Old Plantation Coffee,
Aa our lata invoices arslby iar superior to former
shipments, 3he bean or kerne! is full. plump,
and varr much like me Mocha or Mountain Cof
fee in shape, and when manu£ac*ured by oar new
prw;ess is decidcdiy preferable to the best trades
c.l Island Ccffee; *nu we would advise ail who
desire a really reliable and healthy beverage* to
Drink Girlies’ Am Plantation Coffee,
Drink Gillies’ Old Plantation Co lice!
Drink Gillies’ old Plantation Coffee!
1 1 U packed only in one pound tin foil pack®"
*es a* and 60 pounds in a oase; nugg pookas?
Having a xho-siuiDe of our signature, Tho
Old Plantation Coflee
Is for Bale by nearly all the leading grocers and
country stores torougbout the United titatea, at
80 Cents per Ponnil*
liberal disoount to the Jobbing RetallerTrade
lhe old Plantation Coffee should be prepared the
same as any other pufe coffee; good cream, with
the addinon ot an egg. boiled with the coffee will
add much to the flavor.
Wright Gillies A Brother,
. ~j r ONLY IUNOFACTU*B£S
do 4— If 238,235, 337 Wasoington at, N, Y,
Premium Sewing Machines,
THE OUT GOLD MEDAL
Ever Awarded to Sewing Machines in Illinois,
These machines were awarded the Highest Pre
miums. over all competitor*, for the Beit Family
sewing Machine*, the Best Manufacturing Mai
chine*, and the Best Machine Work, at the fol
lowing bTATK FAIRS of 1863 ;
iVcto York State Fair,
First Premium tor family machine.
First Premium for double-thread machine.
First Premium for machine work.
Vermont State Fair.
First Premium lor family machine.
First Premium ior manufacturing machine.
First Premium far machine work.
loica State Fair.
First Premium for family maohino.
First Premium lor manufacturing machines
First Premium for machine work.
Michigan State Fair.
First Premium tor family maohine.
Fust Premium for manufacturing machine.
First Preminm for machine work.
Indiana State Fair .
First Premium for maohine for all purposes*
Fust Premium for machine work.
Illinot* State Fair.
First Premium for machine for &U purpose?.
First Premium for michine work.
AenittcAfr State Fair.
First Premium for machine for all purposes.
First Premium for machine work*
Pennsylvania Slate Fair.
First Premium for manufacturing machine.
IJ™«r rw n u - ia or beautiful machine work- •
Ohio State Fair.
First Premium for maohine work.
A nd at the following County Furs :
CTHtfendm Co. ( VD AgriatituralSooiety'
First Premium for tamily sewing maohine.
Firec Premium for manufacturing manhin*.
; First Premium for maohine worm
Champlain Valley ( Vl.) 4jric*it%TalSociety.
First Premium for family machine*
First Premium for manufacturing
First Premium for machine work.
Hampden Co. (.Mat*) Agncutnaml Society.
Diploma for family numhitw*,
Diploma (or machine work*
Franklin Qo. UF* YOFair.
First Premium for machine,
Fi-tt Premium for manufacturing machine*
Qveen’tCo. (A. F.) Agricultural Society.
Fir±t Premium tor family machine.
Wbslfopton Cb*(fF* Y.) Fair.
First Premium for family maohine.
Saratoga Co. (if. YJ Fair .
First Premium for family machine.
Mechanic* ImtituteiFaJFair.
First Premium for maohine for ail purposes*
First Premium for machine work,
The above comprises all the Fain at which the
GROVER A BAKER MACHINES were exhibit
ed this year. At nearly all of them tnelbadinf
Sewing Machines were in competition. . ,
The work made upon the Grover ABakerSew
iag machine has recaved the First Premium at
every State Fair in the United State where it has
been exhibited to tfrfc (foie.
Bales Rooms,No. ASFIFTEBT-FittabarmPa.
oc2fc2md*W A.F, OHATONBVVaSc&U^
Pittsburgh BanftaryCoxnm{tteu
OFFICE AHD DEPOSITORY,
No. 59 Fourth Street,
Between Wood and ttarket Streets*
PRESIDENT,
THOMAS BAKEWEIX,
secretary.
JOSEPH R. HtrarTEß,
TREASURER,
JAMES FABB, Jf.
Contributions of Money and Goods gaKftfrfl,
Stores sent to all parts of the army. Ihfcrinatlon
furnished in relation to the Kokand Woundedtn
the Campg and Hospitals. ~
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