- J4...r BARR, Editor ari.Froprietox, k VI 4P C; Dr. Ho-olland's R - WAI E PRIIPARBD BY DE, 0. .fit: JACKSON, Philade phie, Penna., IS NOT A En ROOM DRINK OR A StißtikyrßllTE . FOR WITH, 1.1 Intoxicating Beverage: - . _. BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED Vegetable Extract A PURE TONIC. free from Ale°Soil° Stimulants or Injurious Drugs .41aill WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and Jaundice HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF chromic or Nervous Debility. Disease of the ISEidneya." sad blecases arising from a Dlsor. deceit Stomach. Observe the following Symptoms Paiitin, From Disorders of the Digestive Organs Constipa tion, rowel d Piles. Fullness or Blood to the Head. Acidibg_ of the Stomach, Nausea. Heartburn, Di.atuit far Food, Fullness or Wewlit we fitomoh, Sour Eructations, Sink ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stem. ach. Swimmingcf the Head. Hurried and • about: . Fluttering at the Heart. Cho Ping or Suffocating Sensations when in a lyir g - p +stare, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs be fore the Sight. Fever ...an! 4 Dull pain in the Head. Detictienuyiif Yedrapirasion Yo-• lowness of the Skin and Eyes,Pain in the Side, Back. Chest_ , Limbs. Zec. Sudden Flushes of Heat. Burn bag in the Flesh, Constant Imasininta of F v I ern ;peat Dein es slot of Spirits. 1 HOdPLAND'S GERKAN BITTERS WILL GIVE YOU A GOOD APPETITE, RX/AONG NERVES, HEALTHY NERVES, STEADY NERVES, BRISK .FEELINGS, HEALTHY FEELINGS, A GOOD CONSTLLUTION, A STRONG CONSTITUTION A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION, A SOUND CONSTITUTION WILL MAKE THE WILL MASiTHE DELICATE WILL MAKE THE WILL MAKE THE IniiPHESOED - - WILL MAKE TEE SALLOW COMPLEJEION WILL MAK& THE HULL EYE - CL.EAR it BRIGHT Will prove a blessing in • F'AIKIJUST. Can be need with perfect WWI by MALE OLD OR Oft FEMALE, YOUNG '0'0; 4 00000OP PARTICIULAB NOTICE. Them ene i purny - 4mtp. I:tr.:Mime told under th e name t 1137 1171 Quart betties, compounded g(she to kr or common rum, costing/rem 110 to cents per • adon, the taste olteottiaed by An- This ekssi Qf Alter; hoe muted and will eonti to.cotweeaelong as they can be told, hundr eds to teo dee* diW.Ader the drunkard, &their we the ..~-• kept w o r st theiwUe of whelk, Sti.mulante of the kind, the desire f.,' Liquor I. created and kept up, and the result u all the horrors attendant upon a drunkard', tile and 14th. Beware or them. For thers,whotiteeeke and . ,t 4 #ays a Liquor itthr ad s, td e Asia-with Three arts of Good Bran dy ur a/4 that will ee th n e re a na ib g s r ec u itt r a e pa andrt so u u e excellence any of the mane:roue Liquor BUtere in the market, and well cost maple lows, You will h ave au the cleft e e Qf Hoagland's Bitters in vousewson with a good article. of Liquor, at a much less price than then' sfersor preyaratieue will coat you. DELIMTE CIIILD BEN, Those gaffe; taw from .11411AND1178. Waking away, with marvel.. any fiesittin their bones, are cured in a very short time; one bottle in such cues, will have a most surmising edict. DEVilletta Y• t Bemiring frOtaiferiers Of any hind—TlYese Bittern wilt renew your streitirih toe very ehoit time. AlFAVatilli,A,Nll)rigall/g„.* The. atilt -- asmastaktelzirn if thee* , Bittin are used. No parson in a Fever and Ague District about(' be without them. From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. 1).. Editor of the • Ign4/closadia. Anowudge. Although - norchipoted to favor or recommend Patent asedioinee in general, through distrust of theirdogredients and effects; I yet know of no suitig t eluz4VPßl WAY -4 1 44..gu5g not testifyl the' ntrbeaeves /unseat to have received :rPiktpsPaholdde Preolarationi itothe hops ( haute my tau oontribida to the benefit of ethers., Ido this more readily in re a nd to hootlaild's German Bitters. prepared by ta 0. M. Jackson, of this city, became I was pre; udioectagainatthOus for many years. under the impression that tl:Ry were cluefiF an alcoholio mixture. I am indebt taimtilattAttbuth.tihoelnukertEiti..gßp mian•Pridadfoe byproherted fclr encouragement to try them, when suffering from kroethud hett•eop,ii&tted. Lae , Cif threelhttles or these' hitters, at the beginning of the preeant year, was followed hY evidgu cello' and restoration to a: degrease bodily and mental vigor which I had not felt fsr six months before, aud; hatblitsgstaitsdusixed of notaimp t . I there fore thank liod and.my friend tor airect.mg me to the use of them. Psi tt"lMlM-shind 7.18 r. ' . N WTON BROWN, Aamerilcor solaDniats, : N ry rill:Trim op sox:Digits We call the attention of all flaying rel.a . tionsaf ta r tintiot i sayt m eNA N egg the ''-&aim induced by ea an_kriva dons 1 cams! sit the Pulnia odi the dailyin the n i t%pay 8 , on e arrival of their** will fa no ,arargare pro- Portidn eta/4ft from eb ty. Every ease of tbat ortaliertedily cured iloofland's nava nn ...it • •nn inatatine- M zra - flirtio were freely used among our hundred's:, fiVw Wert be saved, that othcmak 9 (UM tcost., rep _ atafteEY recOvitta tltankfullet. t Janke arbtr utdn'ospeoioltho g_ 1.011 X 011; Wed tothealth by the use of gmerb .m.u„mt them bY their friends, IF4I4ERF COUNTERFEITS. Big tkulailiiiiintitttre'of "C. M. JACKSON" to2lttei Nark&S. of molt Bottle. LepokStill9 Ttotgo, or _Half .koz. gal metunnynowo arAtatf- ocia. 4*.011 1-11 0/oart. Pit 1 0 0 0440 t the - qtlantity. tka) Bettie!, ho arepneh_therPteaßeL • - . 13149 We z iehrhWarittlast not have the ar tiokyue not be put or bp eh, °fel!. toxictiting p re .. lions ;hot may be effaced gi.,v.z.. - , --- plipiyuktonfard., p. m oute aft ".N4.6ag . . : Mat* Br Aligle • - • (Eihatoos o. _ . t.t.;.l';elA - • Pop rietote. sier tow OßVlALW' -10 1 rniniete and Deallitr every nin the Red tat... noltd&e• . . • .E. . - „.! - 3 ' 3 ' • - • - Aw --- ~..- • - ,---.4 .- -- ••••'•, : a-, . ., ,,- - x '-_, . ...--tir."...., - - - i:,7-1,,,•:-.4..-,..•.4.-,.,-.........-, . . - ..7-.:.,--u-......: w• ' . --. : , i •-ki z / w .-. , ! -' , • ' ) l 'l -,;', i ji g .. , . . • I ') 0 l; , •.... / I i f '•., ''' '... - ` It ' ..11 , - i . -... • ,t•I Or ~ - , . 1 . 1., \ i. r tll,-.... T L . .• . 0, . , • 7 . [ ,,, 4" 1 '• 4 11 - . ) / • - • Kunkel's - Celebrated • 4.14 . Bitter Wine of Icon Bittbr Wide of !inn, Bitter Wine of Iron. Bitter Wine of Iron, For .D.Yakacsia and Indigestion, F o r .p labindigg.9o* For Dysperisia and Indigestion, For D,anerosisrind InditeAi& For, Wcllt.a3 l 4 o l,l o 4MaidAeliatal DOWRY For Weak Stomachs and General Debility For Weak Stomach, and . general Debility, For Weak Stomachs fid General Debility, Reliable and Bare to do Good. Riad& Mid ;de Wood, Reliable and Bare to do Good, • Reliable and Sure to do Good. And Cannot do liana, And Cannot do Harm. And Cannot 40 Mum, And • It Ccets but little,and Pfiritles the Blood, It Costs but little and Purifies the Blood, It Costa but little-and Purifies the Blood, It Coate but little and Purities the Ihood, Of thia Valuable Tonic. Of this Valuablo Toni• 9f thl. Valuable Tonic Of this Valuable Tonle, Only 75 Cts. and One Dollar per Bottle, Only 75 Cta. and Oa. Dollar par Bottle, Only 75 Cis. and One Dollar per Bottle, Only 75 Cu. and One Dollar per Bottle, ast anotased solely Bp, B.A. & BRO. General Deo ot. Market street, Harris. barg e .riL• Foe sale PITTOB traaff all vs/hatable dealais. 14-e as MEDICAL CARD tiaßottTirit,v. D„ From the Medical Faculty of Paris,Fratces Ez Lateen eddeeM;PhyMMeMd :Of Hptel Vim Charity. Mdepit4l.4to. Irate of Diploma, 1828. Ladies Diseases. result of nervonsneu and de bility, me., neuralgia and doh headache. (hem imalialatfuMed with cielgardedwerhamss.. 0 F3i C E '57 GRANT 'STREET, SC eeB Nicholas Bullainic, NOTICE TO ALL CO iIIGT R ED. Among a certenn class of self-important people there is a peouliar.feeling of contempt 14' Moiled to all PhYsientutsitliat _adverLise and treat the diseases named in me Cara. (rII/VATE DIS EABES,) why this should be, they nor no one else can ted. Are they not swage that all physicians treat diseases of every decommation, in tact so ion last the very diseases that are so obnoxious to these very. refined rartieS. I ettoposs they would not let one rf their family go to a parts that has devoted years for the r benefit, because he advertises the fact. and their family physician says Bois ta humbug op he eatt_; get tins case. Of ten he has almost dePifved the tarty of his life. He comas at lest to the physician that adver ur es—how else are they to know. Are they not aware that bir dirlcry cfooper. hit' Benjamin 731"0- die. bit Chaves Ball and re .t'aul itioord devoted rears in tee treatment of the: e distillate. These men 'are Wan) ae Shining liable:in tics medical woad; 'don't assert that all men are worthy that publish, still there are a great number of them that are. I have devoted myself to the study and treatment of PRIVATE Dialr.ilarS upwards of (4 0 ) years. and without egotism can ssy I hate saved hundreds from, yease ok eniaery, end untimely diem. My'trentmennreentittedttithe vegetable altogether, as I think it is the best and moat cer tain. it is in my power to bring hundreds of certificates if I thought it necessary to card* , to my general Suocests: but My long residence to this city LI sufficient proof without adding more. Spermatorrnea and all diseases arising from it are cured in a mush shorter time than hereto fore. It behooves every young man and w . m an to becareful In Deka Linea physician. The differ ent adytrtillements that arc seen in our pa are of no worth, and no benefit will arise from answers than only toes of health and money. Hundreds are oared annually with my new rem edies. Address BOX EtC7o iat: . 5-Iyd Pine burgh Yootoffioe. STROxO HEARTY STOUT LIVELY CLEAR 10,000,000 SAVED, GI- I- IF. A. S KEROSENE CRATEIK WILL FOOD FOE THIC,BA by, heat watar:sr steep herbs , for the siok, make warm water for abasing or tody, cook a few oysters, boil or try- eggs. make tea and cof- fee, tout broad, ito..ke in lees time and expense than by any other means known. Used on any lamp without °lsamu= the light. Price 25 aesau4 by mail postage paidiss,eents. Also a ?emit Lfklterclor halliing tamps with out removing alp c himney, Icor sale wholesale and retail by , - WEL/0011 - a 'KELLY, 005 148 Wood al, BCC* for the manufacturers LAKE EIIPEKTOR COFFEE MINES. -AND- SMELTING WORKS. Park, M'Curdy Br, Co., •Idanntactnrers of oheath, :Brasiers' and Belt Copper, Pressed Copper Bottonts; Eased Still Bottoms, loPeatoir - Budder; /cc. Also 'moor. tersand:dealers in Metals. TiliPlat< Sheet Iron, Iftre.4o. ell-Con Tinmetof Machines and Tonle. Warehonsla, N 0.149 FIRST and 120 SECOND STNEXCE.Pitinbtirgh Pa. • 116-13pecial order" of Copper out to any desired pattern. fe21:1,416m BARGAINS CARPETS. AVS/' OUNID 47. BE WA. r_. ,go f47IOT.TRTEI STREET. • ;lialtb.lisseittsentivrbbh-wiwbe odd Af * nlAir t vestreductr6ilrfini lite prices a 0 1 - TO BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS WE ARE NOW .W.A.NIUFACTITRING a superior artiale of LIME, Which we are prepared io deliver from oar 'COAL YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET, Best quality &f FAMILY COA L. , -Ainvid on hand to nanaL DICKSON. STEWART h CO fik. KRUM WELDOR KELLY, . • tiasicwgias op Lamps' iffid., - .lramp Goods, D14 4 1#11 LIS CARBO3i 100M.!,1111 *e. "4 . l. l 2 t i e lFs ft ith q ismuuma. PA. Utlitykilarii:l4l4:4ll-i- - ' ''' ' Me i n 8 Od vi*llo &lased Maya Upper tloots, Ido - d o to-$2 idea a Doable Fole hater Bane — li 90: 31.er44E1e10 Vagegn:ltai-# VG:MiI/Lem d 4 ,41.14 C 4 1 eel 800 85.. W dub e - Soie sewed eel Boots. la 50 ; Wommea Morocco sewed had ova. $1 25, iirmamelontom made sewed eel Beets. V 4 WomeVe Ttem i g a !, , ftltmAlf i t ix- iit MEW, • ig i trig aga lii n . 77-74 - 1 ~,..4,- ~-ir A1.... 4 . 1 M1C1W1 slb street. 25 mow Arsafrimio 414, R N "--4144- Va d saltar by SO Fedora at AUsaltais. The Great Tonle The. Great Tonic The Great Tonle no Great Tonic wAim accirsarrtry rAtILVD OMEN the directions.have beenstriatly followed.) in removing difficulties arising from • OBEARTIOTION, 011 trEOPPAGETOP Stiftritt Or in restorittalbeeystemlo perfect health when sufforiLe from Spinal Affections, Proing - Uteil, the Whites, or other weakness of the Uterine Or- gang. "r be Pitts aro perfectly harmless on the constiluticm,sed may be taken by the most del. teats females without musing distress: at the same time THEY ACT A$ A CHARM, By etruzurthenim invigorating. and restoring theism.= to a bealthy condition, and by log on the monthly period with retcniari, no matter from what cause the oh.trnotion may arise. They , should, however. NOT be taken the drat three or four months of pregnancy, though safe ari t any other time, as miscarriage would be the result. DOLLAR x contains 60 Pills, PRIOR, ONE DR. HARVEY'S TREATISE On Diseases of Females. Pregnancy. Miscarriage, Barrenness, btarilit Reproduction , and Abuses of MEDICAL ADVISER e pamphleti E' PRI VATE a of 70 Pasch sent free teeny address bid cents re quired to pay postage: SII.Tbe Pills and Book will be sent by mail ,confidentially, when desired. szotquiLs 811 A LIED, and prepaid on receipt of money by J. BRYAN M. l).. General Agent,' No, 7 principal treet, New York. *Mold byedi the Druggists. Joseph Fielkl/13{{. Druggist, corner of the Diamond and Market at., agent for Pittsburgh, 006-em4W, We only ask a Thai. We only ask a Trial. 9ifY ask a Trial. We only ask a Trial, For Bnae.. Woolenach Anta. Bed Bageadoths in Furs. no., meat, on Plants. Nowt% Animals, do. up in 503 and $1 boxes, bortyttli }nabs , flasks; $.3 and $5 flasks for Hotels. POW tutions, "OW infallible remedies known." "Free from Poisons," otngerous to the Human Family." "Ra 4 oome out of thetr holek3 to die." sir Bold wholesale in all large el ti er7- Sold by al Druggists and Dealers acorn where. fiiti eware f all worthless Imitations 4Eir- S ee that " Costar's" name is on eaoh box, bottle and flask before you buy. Address LIENRIC B. COST.II.II. Principal Depot, 489 Broadway, N. Y. Sold by It. E. SELLERS d: CO.. and It: L. PAILNESTOCK & CO.. Wholesale Agents, Pittss ham iylB-6mdeodkw L.AN EitllLOtN. trieliffikl MUMS - it X:l3 EIILEA FORS _ Near Oa Pen. e. P. frAtormrs± Dettot UFA Cr U.-4.15 Hlli9►kl OF team Isn Hera, r Ls: Lt. , tco/ ihree tz one hr.ndrad and bona power, anti roited to* *lst Milk, Einar Us. lo.aot Narnaoas, Facto/40!N sto. tire partSculas attuvrion conetrnotion of fincinee and Machinery lc! 'orrim ukillP- and for nprmlita. mnlay and cwoular eaw Have ale° on hand., fadshed emd ready for ebb meat st short notton, Marines End Boilare of ever, description. Alem.famiLn Beg!rm a,:i :346:.e. Iron weperatoly. Wronal• bon lithacciny,Liaerira and .ftilies every va ' rietY, and oontinuE the manufactare of Woolen Machinery and Maanine Coode. Qm . prieee arc low,, our machinery manufectar -63 of the buret quality of materials, and warrantee In all amen to Give satiofloUcn. SirOrdere from all rem country eolloi ad and orumogy Cited. fouled/kw STEAM WAGON WORK ON RAND AND MADE TO ORDER WAGONS, CARTS, WHEELBARROW'S, STORE TRUCKS HAY AND STRAW COTTER. C. COLEMAN, 0.327-I,yd Maxim Avenue, Alleehe.ny City J. DJNLEVY, Grocer, NO. 4 DIAMOND, prrirsh °Ram, Pa myzusdkli MITI() CE LENT T. F. WATSON, At A.sTic wonia....ii. Is prskareci to Cement the exterior of buildings with. improved Mastic Cement, cheaper and su perior to any done heretofore. This cement bas no equal: it forms a solid and durable adliedve nesa to any Hudson, impetlahable.by water 01 frost,tutd , egnal to any qualify of stone. - The undersigned is the only reliable and prac tioal workman in this cement in this city. I have applied this Cement for the t allowing nal amen. whom the public are at liberty to re lay tea:- • . fietin street, finished. 5 yrs kai l iVgl i a l Leichoni. do 5 yrl J. H. 8 oenberger, Lawrenceville. do 6 372 J. H D. McCord, Penn street, do yrs A. oeveler. Lawrenceville, do 8 yrs Glirwillouse Pittsburgh, do 5 yrs St. Charles - do do s .. yrs Address Washington hotel Box 2306 , Pittsburgh P.O. feb2o.lyd WALL PAPER, FOR AUTUMN OF IE6B, A complete assortment of beautiful PAPER ILINGINGN Of all styles, at prices lower than ran be again offered. For sale during the season try W. P. MARSHALL. eg 67 Wood Street. UST RECEIVED— L akin. ard's Bloom of Youth for the complexion and pradreegAmnine Plantation Bitters. Ayer's laligrry;Peotoral and Sarsaparilla. Mrs. Alien's Hair Restorer and Zylobalsum. Wisharts Pine 'Zree Tar Cordial. Hagadeliagnolla Balm. • &adding Ameroeis tor the Hair. Holloway's „family Medicines. Lindsey's Improved Blood Searcher. All of Dr. Jayne's Family Medicines. Pure elyoerine and Honey Soaps. Glycerine Cream and Cold Creed, for chapped hands, face, &a, at GBO. A. KELLY'S Wholesale and Retail Drug Clore, 4ilgr t 69 Pnderakira.;.AlLeghens. .00* LAYS YOURIGAS BY USING 1.7 son's Anti-ifliekefiog, Amerimui and imrer ali* /411 AMIE Pirs Awing Of twOO-five per SeAV:Sho:anil4/4ering is 41'ot - the thing for Offloo: • Vain* see 'the* bittiret the Qas fits:trig and flux:ilk' istablishmeat ipt-Friza— , 3 tkastilizte Ron Batter. rim J' ~ grub ' Puke:Laza-ter. • , " 4ks , . . ~- •- , . Far; resadrod en ß far Wu by - ~ . . TZAR a LILME4TILONG. sOBO comma of Market sad First stmts. UffPOUTANT'TO ".4MATXMIAPAg*WitinMV? HARVEY'S CHITHNO THEM! FEMALE, PILLS, IL FABER et CO., r - o_s WELDON t KELLY. 164 Wood street. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15, 1864. :an:. ig :oases, FIRST NATIONAL BANK TR Oman OP Ocumneo r"tin za.. Y D uA P TßM Airilktg" CviutayrciT,_ Washington CRY , Aug, 6th. 180. WENTIII/S, By satisfeostory evident% presented to the undersigned, it has been eto iv that the FIRM' mad NATIONAL BANK OF P RUBRIC, in the County of Allegheny and of Pennsylvania has been duly organised un and-according to the requirements of the Aet of Congress. entitled "an Act to provide a Nationat Currency, secured br a pledge of United States Stooks, and to provide for the oireutation and re demption thereof " approved February 28th 1563. snakes com Plied with all the prosisiOns ei said Act required to be (temp/led with before commencing the business of Bannin g _ Now THEIMPORS. L Rash litiCullooh, Comp troller of tho Currency, do hereby °order, that the said FIRST NATI ONAL BANK OF PITT& BURGH. county of AlleghimrandState of Penn evlvania. is autnoriscd to commence the business of Banking under the Act aforesaid, In testimony whereof *Rocas my hand and sal of dike, this sth day_of HIJOH A MLOCR. 88 Comptroller of the Currency. The First National Bank of Pittsburgh, Pa., 1.4711 PITTSBUIGII BUST COMPAIi. Capitol $400,000, with privilege to in. crease to $1,000,000. The Pittsburgh Trust Companytaatug organ ised under the ant to provide a National Cur rency, under the title of the FIIIBTNATIONAL BANK OF PITTPPITAGH, would respectfully offer its services for thn collectiop of Notes. Drafts, Bills of Exchange, eke., receive money on deposit and buy and sell Exchange on all parts of the country. The success which has i vended the Pittsburgh Trust Company since its organisation in 1852, will we belive be a slat:dent guarantee that business entrusted to the new organization will receive the some prompt attentio i. Raving a very extensive eorrespondence with Banks and Bankers, throughout the country, we behave we can cff,r unusual facilities to those who do business with us The business will be con Noted by the same officers and directors arxEcroaa: Names Laughlin. 1 ~ m. K. tilmick. nebert 8 Ram A lexancler Speer, Thomas Ball, iv. rat ei, G. Bailer Taos Wightman, Alex. Dradlar. Samna( lie JAMES J..AUGHLtIia,-Prisaldent. MIN D. SCULLY , Outlier. &Limn bUi, if163,-(.l,lrlrtf. KOUNTZ & MPRTZ BANKERS, No. 115 Wood St.., Seietiod deo above Firth Street.. 8 IRA EN FOREIGN AND bomesti.:. AU" Eachaure. Coin, Ilitak Notes. and Govan meat bectuitics. Collections promptly attondsti to. apll ` , l OLD, SEINER, DEMAND NOTES Certhicate3 of Indcbtodnesa, Qcartormaa taro Certifloatw. 7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons, and all )Law sovartmatt.w. aet et I:O3O3 trW,H. wt I . ca115;6.4 W cod area% mil- , otThird, GILL LES' . PLANTATION 0 OFF EE rm H E BEI§T HOTELS. RESTA UR- A. ants. •• learners and Private I. amides are saving near'y My per cent. by wing Wailes' OW Plantation Cent* Wales' Out Plantsetlon tallier Old Plantation (*Sloe, In place of other imported Coffees. Each as Java or Mocha. It has been fatly tes;ed side by side with the finest Java, and prtnoutced bully equal in uniformity of strength and richness of flavor, so that we can, with more tnan usual confidence. reocdrunend to oar friends and the pub!to oar fme flavored Old Plantation Coffee, Old Plantation (Vireo, Old plantation cout , o, As our late invoices arelby far superior to former shipments. The been or kernel is tail, plump, and very much like the Mocha or Mountain Cof fee in shape, ant when manufactured by oar new Process is decidedly preferableto the best grades of island Coffee; ant we would advise all who desire a really reliable and healthy beverage, to Drink Gitlieas Old Plantation Coffee, Drink Dillies' Old PlantatiOn Cotter, Drink Old Plantation Voiree. It is packed only in ore pound tin foil pace . gee 36 and 60 pounds in a ease; men package having a fao-simite of our signature, The Old Plantation Collo° Ts for gale by nearly all the leading gr coax+ and country stores throughout the United Kates. at 80 Cents per Pound. Liberal disoono t to thebin g Retailer Trad The old Plantation CoAee should be prepared the same ist any other pare coffee good cream, with toe addition of an egg, boiled with .he coffee will add ranch to the flevor. . . Wright °lines dt Brother, ONLY ANDVACITMS det—tf 238.235, 837 W ashington IH 177 . Y ST FRANCIS COLLEGE, UNDER CAR OF THE FRANCISCAN BIIOTHIRS rio ming Barr intION, SITUATED IN LORETTA, Cambria county Pemnsyl rani& about four miles from Cresson Station, on the direct route between Philadelphia and Pitt obigiwoe chartered in 1868, with =triages to the usual Qollegiato Honors and AMatom. The location of theollage " one of the most healthy in Pennsylvania—this portion of tho chew Meattitel.ue boing.rgesorbial for ire Pare watos tair.'iandPletlirleoub "Idertrui:s Tho elastic •yecar 00MM1M1349 on the 'I MONDAY after thelsth of AUOIJST; and en ds about the 28th of JllNEfollewing. It is divide 1 into two.Sessi.. tEitude 0 4nnot /urn hom 'fift for een' one. - All the APPer ner : ary Loud attrog. a ffifi be furnished by the=44ltlont the andante. Instrumental and Vocal Musio forme no extra charge. litudfints will be admitted from eight Mil to the age of manhood. Tiara—Board and 'Tuition. PaYable half nub in advance... . Surveying ana - tteel of instruments. per an et num..... ..... ............ 20 Classical end L aopvages. .. 10 ancients spending Vacation at-the Coll ages2o Reference cap jre nude to . De Rt. Rev. Bi sh o p Domeneo, Rt. Mom Bishop • ° Wood Malodor Rev. T. S. Reynolds, Loretto. Rev Dr. 0' arc, Philadelphia: Rev. Menu McLaughlin. hila. deli: his ; ttev• 'ler i 4 l 223 s fokiar. ll t r rillburt: N. hack daily to ozone aiirCree , , son. War - HOUSE, BOSTON. VS THE LAUSEST AND BEST Alt- N. ranged Hotel in the New England States; is centrally located.. and easy of .accessfrom ail the routes or travel. /t oontaintrall the usodernlm proven:teats. and every convenience for the com fort and accommodation of the traveling The sleeping rooms are large and well venwated ; the suites of rooms are well arranged, and com pletely furniehed for fabailles and large traveling parties. and the house I "continue to be kept as a first a firstrelasi . Zotei in every respeo‘ Telegraph in the house to ell_karkorthe Donn ,. HENRY zdt3g. Prorrnetor, tr liostft. Sept- Ism, seitatud iirtAlS &IND STEAM FITITING.-7813 `LW under igned proxy* to exectVe or don tor Gaa and Stem lama. Mao, for fitta s nu OIL M,EFINERIEN. Lwkicmithing and Bell Hang FM:aptly at tended to. Kr. W. IL CLAUMBit Is foram of the Qua Fitting Shop. FOLDING IRON BENSTImIDS For sale; ail*. TWO IrATRBd, WrD. HR H i:J am 112114/00Wcr.... ;6. 693.1214_ • ' 496Tentt street, •t' givragov. . Itt - rtilf. ' ' . IMA-aim Atio r fhelOuleddpivilaptsineE44 laislrve,, gligOAt n AkttP - ~, u d a L h ar a t*nr,e v tess, Clont'a 4 , 1 - A.i - 4.1 - ce Oats osAvu . t bunies i r *idAjota uran'the s "oitost no tb3e4 'act =torn I) erD at rtzkipliabi t rata. ' tid . ' a nd alp Es. - rantatmenta for fr.• meth will noelve his a rki z sial *two uon ItantriiJOlLD. i OF PMnIIHMOII. 0 L Il Towards the close of a beautiful day, during the invasion of the North by the rebel army a superior officer of that army presented himself at the door of one of the most arietocratic residences of the place, and respectfully begged a bowl of coffee for a sick companion. The lady of the house hastened to prepare it, and present ly he received at her hands a large pitch er of the refreshing beverage. He pledged himself to return shdrtly, and the lady, impelled by curiosity, re solved to discover whether be was truth ful, or whether it was a pretext for rega ling himself with a luxury. She saw him take it to an officer whose pale counte nance and stooping figure she had noticed, and who drank off cup after cap, as if his thirst was unquenchable, until the pitcher was drained. Immediately her visitor turned to bear back the borrowed articles, and on reaching the door he said : "May God bless you for your kindness to a suf fering man. He is feeble and almost ex• harmed and you cannot know how mach this has comforted him." He offered compensation, which was re fused. He linger .d as if wishing an invi tation to tarry, and immediately some young ladies, whose curiosity to see "a splendid rebel officer," outweighed their fear, appeared on the threshold, and among them a little girl of three years. At the sight of her, the sad face of the con federate brightened, and extending a hand, he said, "Sissy, I left a little girl at home, just about your sine, and she could sing very sweetly. Can you sing ?" "Yea, sir." "Wouldn't you like to sing me a song for my little girl's sake?" "Mamma said you were a rebel, and had oome here to shoot us, and burn our house." - "Oh, no, my dear, I couldn't think of shooting you," he replied with evident embarrassment. "I will take care of you, instead." "Will you? Then I will -sing you my nicest new song," and regarding him as a worthy friend she placed her hand in his, ard, looking up into his face with childish confidence, began to sing, with lisping ac cents with as much assurance as though she had known he admired the sentiment. His face took on its former serious, abstracted look, and he seemed unconscious that she had ceased until one of the ladies inquired if he would favor them with singing. He consented to join in that grand old hymn which can never die, and he reverently uncovered his head while they sang, and the fullness, And richness, and ex quisite melody of his tones can never be forgotten by that little company. He took leave of the party, but, as if having forgotten himself, turned back and inquired: "Will one of you ladies oblige me by exchanging a postage stamp, for I wish to communicate with my sister in Washington, which 1 cannot do with toy stamps or currency. A lady promptly assented, and received the curiosity, and on discovering traces of his High Mightiness, Jeff. Davis perched it on the tip of her finger and eyeing it as kance inquired in the saucy spirit of mis• chief which-her beauty and grace guaran teed her, "Will it bite ?" "No it's warranted not to bite," he said; smiling at the oddness of the ivies. lion. How long are you rebels going t ,tayteref' slativontinued. `"Are you in haste to have us go? -we alkali protect you ea carefully as your ben army would do." "Perhaps so, but we don't need pro. DAILY POST. DAILY POST-ADVANCED HATES One year, by mail— --....—........ trita months. " .....—. ......... Three " One '• One weak, delivered fn the atty..... Single 00008. To agents per hundred... ........ —....... TRIP, CAVALRY CHARGE BY FFUNOiS A. DURIVAGE With bray of the trumpet And roll of the drum, And keen ring of bugles, The cavalry come. Sharp clank the steel scabbards, • The brittle chains ring, And foam from red nostrils The wild chargers fling. Trampl Tramp! o'er the green award That quivers below, Scarce held by the curb-bit The fierce horses go! And the grim-visaged Colonel, With ear•rending shout, Peals forth to the squadrons The order—" Trot out I" One hand on the sabre, . And one on the rein, The troops move forward In a line on the plain. As rings the word "gallop I" The steel scabbards clank, And each rowel is pressed To a horse's hot flank; And swift is their rush As the wild torrents flow, When it pours from the crag On the valley below. ''Charge !" thunders the leader Like shaft from the bow Each mad horse Is hurled Oa the wavering foe. A thousand bright sabres Are gleaming in air; A thousaad dark horses Are dashed on the square. Reeittless and reckless Of aught may betide, Like demons, not mortals, The wild troopers ride. Cat right! and oat left For the pary who needs— The bayonets shiver Like wind-shattered reeds. Vain—vain the red vdlley That bursts from the square ; The random shot bullets Are wasted in air. Triumphant, remorseless, Ur/suing as death— No sabre that's stainless Returns to its eheath. The wounds that are dealt By that murderous steel Will never yield cause For the surgeon to heal. Hurrah I they are broken— Hurrah ! boys, they fly— None linger save these Who but linger to die. Aud call in your men; The trumpet sounds •'ltaliy To color" again. Some saddles are empty, Some comrades are slain, And som.noble horses Lie stark on the plain. Bat war's a chance game, boys, And weeping is vain. TUE REBEL OFFICER 'The Union fcrever, hurrah boys. hurrah! Down with the traitor, up with the etar,' Ite thou, oh God asaltad high," teotion, and that is not the object of your coming.", "We propose to make-a tour of the North, paftly.on. businesa-and partly on pleasure. "%11, but how 10ng It take.yon to accomplish your plans?'' "Really, I ootild not Bay, perhaps six weeks, perhaps all slimmer. Possibly we may like it so well we may never go • beck." "No," she said, with a burst of pas sionate impulse, "I hope yon will never get hack, but your bones will strew the way, and bleach in the sun all the way from here to the Potomac." "You are very bitter, I should have expected that from a Yankee lady, bat hardly from you." "I am from the opposite extreme, from lowa, but I hate a rebel worse than the Yankees do. You are rebelling against the power. of God and the kindness of man." "Lady you don't consider what you say. Those are fearful words." "I know they are, but I will repeat that I hope that not .one of yon will es— cape to carry the tidings. You had noi right to come here, and destroy our homes, and take away our friends and leave noth ing but derfolation in your track. You may not hope for the blessing of God upon your undertaking." "Lady," he answered while a tear sprangto his eye, "I would not be found here to day, had not.your army found its way to my home, and desolated. it: I had a beautiful young- wife, fair as the beauty of heaven, loving, and tenderly loved, bat even her, they did not spare, but well nigh broke her heart with fear and sorrow. Then I resolved to forfeit my life, or avenge the 'wrong. I determined that the homes of the North should feel the power of the invader's hand, if my single strength could accomplish it. It is easy for you with your abundance, to sit and declaim agaiast us, who have been nerved to the last poiet of desperation, by the wrongs of your armies, and when we see oar dear one reduced to the last extrem ity, what shall we do but raise oar hands, and strike in their defence? I did not willingly enter into this struggle, bat hav ing entered it. death alone shall put a limit to my efforts." "D tru st expect God will forgive you ?" "I I have a father in heaven who has forgiveness for me, for I am conscious lam doing only my duty, and does not that always meet the approbation of God? My convictions of duty brought me here, and will sustain me to the end. Bat if I fall, I should hardly expect you to minis. ter to me. Would you comfort a dying man whom you call a rebel?" "I don't know as I should, if he con tinned a rebel." "May God forgive you. The chances of war may cause us to meet again." Gracefully raising his hat, "till we meet," he said; and mounting his horse he rode away. Those words of tEe resolute young officer rang in her ears like a fatality. What could he mean? He surely was _ La. • verige, yet .the sent of the young -girl, whom scarcely any danger daunted, was filled 'with unrest. For several days all remained in quiet suspense.. Vast fiqcties of cavalry aad infantry were moving to and,fro like the surging of enormous billows. Heavy de mands were made upon the people; and those supplies that were not willingly granted, were forcibly taken, until all began to look anxiously for the time and place when the dreadful blow should fall. At last It came, end that in the consecrat• ed abodes of the dead: 0 the terrible thunder of artillery! 0 the sickening thought that thousands un• protected human breasts were the targets for those horrible missiles of destruction. How can humanity look on such scenes add live? . • , The contest was frightful , and bravery desperate on either aide, but at length there was a lull, and the stars and stripes were in the ascendant. The firing ceased, and the armies slowly retired. Every available spot, from the spacious halls consecrated to God, .dow. to the veriest hovel, was filled with the wounded, and dying, friend and foe side by side, blaspheming, groaning, praying; and these are the noble forms whom but yesterday were in the full glory of man• hood. "Mothers and sisters, with tenderest sympathy quickly gathered round to per— form kind offices, fearing lest each mo ment should reveal the countenance of a dear one; and among other ministering spirits was found our gash, impetuous friend and as though Providence had directed her, the first person whom she reached was the rebel offioer—shoil Yet he smiled as she advanced saying: "You could not refuse a dying man, eves a rebel." "I have repented of those cruel words. A soldier, from the moment he is wound ed is no longer a rebel butts, man desert. ing all the kindness of humanity." "Thank you. could not have stopped to bandy words with you, bad you • net so powerfully reminded me of my wife. Where on this wide green earth she is, I cannot tell, for she fled fromher home and I could never get trace of her afterward. If she has passed beyond, I trust I shall soon go to her, for she is mine still. You are her egad counterpart, and I could not force mjself to go out of your pres ence, until yon told me that neither God nor yourself would forgive me, for my share in this 'wicked rebellion.' But now, lying here in the very face of death, I do not regret what I have done for my country." The lady was silent, but at length re plied: "I had a little sister, who closely re ambled me, and.as we were motherless, my father gave her to a wealthy .2outhern lady visiting North, who took a fancy to her, Her name was Ella, and the lady's name was Nottingham." "My wife's name, and you are ism sis ter I That accounts for my strange m fas - ,, fas cination. But it is a sad meeting. Will you not forgive a brother _who has met death in defence of your raster 1" She could not utter a word, but the tears fell like rain, and she placed her bend on his head, granting him the covet ed petition. "Thank yon Be kind to Ella auditing. Iris, if you can ever see them. Tell them my last thought was for them." His sew fences, which tram the first had - been in distinct and disconnected, grew more and morn feeble, until she stood alone before the dead. Such sad developfnenta thee dark days bring. Who shalt count the hearts bleed-. la g, breaking, Nome the light of the household has gone out , f s c_,lrever? Will aot.our. rathur inlfeaven (lay :"I have seem that it is enough' th ' In the Ilirtoug.* We cap_ .the foliewl4 ficgei g i .Of ike Ikuallah ) Sl,o.o4.eeit .in New York from the ice of thikftotitdurOurviak linAn imiiditkif tirtiUnutiiii,dil stisswingt ep te". - 004,-14 WV, ity attombiliVidglm r 4iM ßanat * stiii oing business in New York lived aide by side in the same block. Their houses _ESTABLISHER 1842- were tot onlikeP , J.* stribleiVr 6Wilfr & mistake the one et% tpth t il.r. 'kb that security for which reare'reitia*ablei'Att . ,., 0 night key of the one not oalYitilletag door of his immediate tielgbli* ' every house in the -block. —Nalitibt,tll2 door of the'-one a drain . was oiteiti 6 " which he stumbled- for many &MC bight on hie way to his rest., - ~ -I Both titbit* friendeweve tinteiluitelite the same nigbi. , On their Teturii hom e their respectiveqatailiditt.‘terit in 'bed, During the absence-tf ..both pasties the drain before the onchonse Nut clo,a4opel a. new aperture opened before 445 4:04, the z other. A' little in'Afalid by. WO Me, nese °Vibe heur, one of the patties taking the drain as his beacon, , ValtiekteAlis neighbor's door, put out the gee, an 4,1Nr4 to bed, both lh The wrong:honeelid both of them in the' vrrottebid: 4 Illibbr maimed quiet. until morning.. - Bathhouses were alarmed at an, pally hour by tweak ings out-cries, Amite. ofrobbers t 4hiens and ' other manifestaffohs of elem. - Ire! wet explanations were giVenigtem_pts were made to keep things nick' Ititit mudrer will. out, and the ne hborizoed has had a hearty laugh thaks'U continue ci ii till eit,tmeemanssoemem New Year's . . , . Have won the highest Prendams at all the lA. nortant State and llochaal-al Pairs where qr.- htbited tbb 110 8 / 1 011. Hew troprovannexhi recently been added ghich rendere It the Most desirable tneoldne In the ntarket. "They lire warranted for three years. .t.netn exalt last:II:only. Call and see them In operation. sultufzft ovo., Pittat , nrgh office No. 27 Fifth street' , art* 'bora below Bank Block. lass-dokw UMBRAS AIM NEWT 'MRS' • PRESENTS. Übnms Holding 50 Pictitren, 92 90. Albums Holding 40 Pletures,, 1512 ga. Albuttiti - HOlditig $1 25. Albums Holdirig 12 Pictures, 50 Cents. Call end STOCK 0$ Al,= eXaj t h A gethTAP2Bl'. and 131{13T TWO CITIES, Photograph , Carde in variety. A large assortment of Books, Masiest er7. oes, for sale pers , aa us. tion - JAMES T= I dPAS • 85 ook e and P Pod al t. Alleatte* y. AT THE er NEW CARPET BTOU, We shall sell &min tile lat i tt=a4, at WHOL and Without any Advranie In Print% A Sall line of CARPETS, FLOOR OIL CLOD S, In abuts to 34 A ivbie: Woolen Draggeta and Crumb OlCtbL WINDOW 8114D1Z3. Table and Plano COvers Bum Aram, Stair r , ewas, these goods havirAdvanded hi first balls *in TBN to TWENTX-FIV.6 ANA, van thirty daYs, and aro atersolliprokt • . „_ LEM TEAR MetRUPACTURP,M' Our stock is ahntareeddrely hthi slllurebiria 4 purchased witlart im t days, for osi , dt. VO:9 loa suites orsits pear.. • MARIANO,- VILLINC& 'Co. Nos.ST 4 Between Postoilico 8,44 Opatch Paikup tot 6 HOVSE FOR No. 114 Fara 9t., 6th Ward. 7144iisonicalhansostraintiiiit, t 7 deal= degoesitt-tho dit3"..: • IS ItelEl Min o Oonsites atsost. - The crai6M dory brick. opabsinins,ds z Awaits ,batti. room, wash house:bake "house and t d OAT tar and pantti• Thank ill a Weft - i li a, and a bdakZfrontiogg .cd s t ie fw g 4t, 3 The btastesuPPliect aim bet /ma roc At hal. painted and 4-;pjt4of with warble ntanttea I prow* all Waved • dition. Price. 14:00d. - Tamil—pm id • 'band 'and the balance in two Zeal& alas td farthst•PV-, • ' ideatainquiroattbeiprandseit. ' dedS•ettr IpastrarATE ItiOR&SEIS DR. 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