FA al 3 - 1; 1 11 V # , Z) I I: [eV flaaa . . Nilselnimk I , Ater per %re, (40 wOlds,/ - L'" 0 , . 4 ~,.- r, • qi--- . . - . • - ' . . . • •... , ..e month!' 't 'B,OO i.n.0.7'.7: N I._ . ‘. , ....... .. . „, o ixt001ia....... t p,oo •-:. ~ . _ .. .. • 1,26 Montlii.:.;. o 0 tbli ie) ..i.,)50 Four months. ..... 3,00 --_,;:::;.;,,..---,-.<;.- , 1,.76 Five months...... 14,00 .. ''. ''''' ... - ,E:) •-• '. ' ‘ 3*.‘4Fl`;';',Af • ?-. 4r . •r 0 §l*„.kaoatha, ..... 15,00 . .i . f ..'•.' t . . . - ,„,.1-.„.. . • : • : .... . • . ,_ .. r 0ngwe,,4,.:.....„. 25,00 Ae s ibie °nee a week I year. 430.00 • ' 1 , ;,. „ -el,\\,. IV•l'sr., • • , were* C..,,' .e 'SS4 . \ - ' ~.,,. ..,...--- 44 0 •)', \ I or _ .1 ~..:„ ~..? _ _ _L.:— . _.;:_---;-----,..--_, - / ...ser :4 7. o.j- to r-;1; . -. '''.7 -- ..--, --4 . -,-,, k --,'--..----- :-.-- --'------------= --". . • ' i ; 1 9 , " . 1 n ' ..... fra i f f , . I de i t mall, 118,60 per year. city at 18 cents per week. V -- 7 --, ... --- cThs - W . : - :4 , Z -- e •i-'••-''-Xi.....f:*--!--1::71t-,._,:, . , . i . 4: -4 .MA 'l7 .1 = " Co E 'l' . ".."-, 10 • • r d ---- : - --- '-- - '-- ~ - - =.:_i_. -- - - -4L - L--.- ,- __i - -- - --..- ' - -'--' -7 . 7 _..ii g . - el..- $1,60 4 ''4. - ...-•:: • - : --- - - - - - - - "' W. - _ '4. -.._ - -.. --L - . 1,40 - '- - -=-._----- • -_ "-_.- ---- ,-_:..:,..„ --,--:' • , !IL, (and one to getter up,) 1,20 • 1,10 ---,...... ~....-. .„. ... - -Few etereling mat =m ;i, , Two iniserriona." Three ineertioitr. Four ineertione... Five Insertions... MAXl4:ift One square change/I,i 4 41 . 44 — =,L, Delivered, in the W Lag:r e do in Ten copies, each... Twenty copies, eaci Thirty • -reAj • ' JAS. P. BARR, DR. HOOFLAND'S ORMAN . 131 T MS, PREPARED By C. M. JACKSON, PHILADELPHIA, PA It is not a Bar Room Drink -tgrtri;is'rrr - uw - _, FQ R,17111G AN INTOXICATING BEVERAGE, BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE EXTRACT. A PURE 7C'OCNIC. FREE FROII Alcoholic Stimulants or Injurious Drugs, WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE LIVER COMPLAINT, Dyspepsia and Jaundice, HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS WILL CURE EVERY CASE Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the kidneys, and Diseases arising from a Disor dered Stomach. Observe the Following Symptoms RESULTING FROM Rteorders of the Digestive Organs: Collation tion, Inward PullnesaAr Blood to the IM W, Acidity of the :Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Foo_L Fullness or Weight in the Stomach, sour Eructat ions, si un trig or Flutterin g at the Pit of(- the Stom ach, SiOmining of the Bea/1. - Hurried And Ditlteult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart Choking or S frogati ngsmasittions when in a lying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs be fore the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Heed, Defielency of Perspiration, Yet- P•wness of the Skin and Eyes, hail in in the Sale, FlRelz. Chest, Limbs Sudden !lushes of Heat, Burr,- . ing la the Flesh, s onstant Imaginings of Es i 1 and great Depres fl 0i HOORAH'S GERMAN BIT IRS WILL ~IVE A 61 - 11 ill A PPLA FE, ::TlioNt N Eli 111.: , , ILIA L. THYN Eli 1 ES, NEli\"L 11111',K H \ ELLIN ;-S A GOOD cON*TITUTION, A STUtoN-G CoNtiTITI TioN, A UEALTIIY uONSTITUTION, A SOUND u ONsTITUTION. l\ iL I. MAKI, 7HI. AVE 1K W ILL MA Kl.ll fit: DELICATE WILL MAKE WILL .11.1KE rat DIE,PREiSED wiLr. MAKE 111 P SALLOW COMPLEXION WILL MAKE THE - CLEAR & BRIGHT DULL EYE Will prove a I,lesing in mrcr-mon.-E- Can be used with: perfect safety by MALE OLD OR OR FEMALE YOUNG ; ; ; ;; ; ; PARTICULAR NOTICE, Dr. Brown's remedies cure in a few days tide tars &lightly milled from Bto 12 gents a painful affliction. puce; 20 Fine Enameled Paper Collars There are many preparations sold under the name He also treats Piles, Gleet, Gonnorrhoe, Ure thal Discharges, Female Diseases, Pains in the for 25 cent"; a large stock of Gents, of Bitters put up in quart bottles, compounded of the cheapen! ' whi, 3 4 3 , or common rum, costing from 20 i Back and kidneys,lrritation of the Bladder, Traveling to 40 cents per gallon., the taste disguised by-Anise or , Strictures, etc. Coriander Seed. I A letter to be answered must contain at least /his class of Hitters has caused and trill COntobbbe ONE DOLLAR. Merchants and all who buy to sell again are blialicines sent to any addreca safely paekeil. to mite s lorry an they can be sokl, hundreds is die as f' the drunkard. By their use the systeiri 0111ce and private rooms No .50 Smithfield Ili' .IC.I to zive us a call before purchasing else- Cs kept continually under the intliance of Alcoholic STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa. rtoltl4.-w• Stimulant, of the worst kind, the desire for Liquor is - wy OTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.— where, as we buy only from manufacturers or , createdand kept tip, and the result is all the horrors 11 Among a certain class of self-important lie, trut trters and sell at prices that cannot fall to attendant upon a drunkard's life and death. Be- ple there is a peculiar feeling of contempt attach- iden.se. watireof them. ed to all physicians that advertise and treat the • Fen- those Who desire and will have a Liquor ' diseases named in this card, (PRIVATE DISEAEES,) &UM, we publish the following receipt. Get One why this should be, they nor no one else can tell. 11 A.CP Ull &-. GLYDE Bottle Iloolland's Gernmu Bitters, and Are they not aware that all physicians trent dis- - t - - I - 1 mix with Three quarts of Good Brandy or eases of et cry denomination, in fact solicit Just Whisky - , and the result wad be a preparation that the t cry diseases that are so obnoxious to these. -xc ARKET STREET, will far excel in medical virtues and true eel- . vet.) relined parties. I suppose they would not 78 M kneas of the numerous Liquor Bitters in the mar- let one of their family go to a party that has do- tnh26 ket,: will cost much less. You will have all' -- voted years for their benefit, because he ativerti the aOf Hoolialid's Bitters in connection ses the fact, and their family physician says he is ew Goods .N with a good article of Liquor, at a much less prime a humbug so he calm get the case. often he lins than these inferior preparations wilt cost you, j almost deprived the party of his life. He comes - _ at last to the physician that advertises—how else are they to know 1 Are they not aware that Sir I\l (- TV floods , ..- Astley Cooper, Sir Benjamin Brodie, Sir Charles - Bail and X. Paul Ricord devoted years in the . Z treatment of these diseasesi These men are held se up at shining lights in the medical world , I don t i , A•_ • assert that all men are worthy that publish. still Di Ni- .'s' uoGuto ' © there are agreet nu tober ot them that arc. I hat e devoted lo) self to the atudy and treat shunt ol Pius ATI! plbeA. fi- Upward. of 40 year s. MAO , ; 311 1 i i wtth,,ut egotism can say I hate es%l-. lolf1•11,:b il I ! '‘,Sr Goods 0 from years of mist, ) and oullintdy 0 , 1111, .11 y dra trettllnent Is cost 111,1 to Illr leridahle allogeilit 1 ME I !Intik it Is Ito. ta•nt and short , 00lniii Il is Ils my power, to braig . hisuilveda-il re( l (nsates /.I I N I . , H G oo d s thoti.,-htivner..a, s , .„,.. tertlfy to u,) yrenetsi et,e . WI seas but illy long treldeoo, 111 I bib .11 y /13 e., It. cient proof without ncl,llogo,o, (~4,,,,,i„,,,,,, r 1 am! 111 diseases 1211,1ik (ono ii 41. - I t./ le, b Imuchbluillet nil.. 11. An heir-I.'lo/ r II lA-1.0., .r , N 1 1 .4 Goods et evt young Innis and woman to lie mists.! is A. 04 1" 141 1 lect,hy, h physician. The dllterrn r , olsuitiseii,rho s OW ogre seen in our pap,/ bA, of f", V, -, 11. And 1, , , no 1., tient will aline iron, hilt AYI a Ilia ), !, old le -,,,, a t•v t t Goods of t, alth and f 1101,•) lillothetle mt. cI/ li'd Mn/111 ' ally by my new :emetics. A/1/ 1 / 1 - e" JO /1 Inn,. ,Inn -`1 ~,, jAn-Iyil Plttshorgh Poel onto, kJ - I Now Goods t; rn ..0 DELICATE CHILDREN Those suffering from MARASMUS, wasting away ; with scarcely any fifth on their bones, are cured in a very short time; one bottle in such eaSitaiNialq have a most surprising effect. DEBILITY, Resulting trom fevers of any kind—These Bitters will renew your strength In a veryOrt Urn, FEVER AND AGUE, he chills will not return it these Bitters are used. No person to a Fever and Ague District should be without them. From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor of the Kncyelopedta of Iteligrous Knowledge. Although not disposed to favor or recumffierm Patent:ldelleiriesin .general, through distrust of their in.gredieuts and effects; I }et know of no sufficient reasons why a man may not testify to the benefits he believes himself to have received from artyainipffi,preparation, in the hope that he may thug cOntribute to the benefit of others. I do this more readily in regard to lioolland's (terman Hitters, prepared by Dr. U. M. Jackson, of this city, because I was prejudiced against them for / many years, under the impression that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. lam indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, esq., lathe removal of this prejudice by proper tests, and for encouragement to try them, when suffer log front great and long continued debility. The use of three bottles of these liirtera, at the begin ning of the present y t-,r. was followed by evident relief, and restoration to a degree of bodily and mental vigor which I had not felt for six months before, and had almost despaired of regaining. I therefore thank tiod and my friend for directing me to the useof them. PIitTLADZLPHI.A, June . .23, IS6'!. J. NEWTON BROWN. ATTENTION SOLDTTRA, AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS We call the attention of all having relations or friends In the army to the tact that "11.00 - LAND'S German Bitters" will cure nine tenths of the diseases induced by exposures and prix a tt.:me incident to camp lite. In the lists, publish ed almost daily in the newspapers, on the arrival of the sick, it will be noticed thati a very large proportion are suffering from debility. Frery cage of kind can be readily cured by Hoof land's-German Bitters, We hive no hesitation in stating that if these Hitters we s re freely used among our soldiers hundreds of Dyes might be saved, that otherwise would be lost. The proprietors arc daily revei I ing thankful Setters from sufferers in the army and hospital;, who have been restored to health 4 the use of those-Bitters seut bithem by their friends. BEWARE: OF COUNTERFEITS. ~,. . .. . See that thezignature of "U. 111. JACKSON" I a I It FAH OVAL OF LIVERY STA 81. E.— on 4, WRAPPER of each Bottle, , ~ The undersigned having removed lux Lire . . i ry Stable from the rear of the Scott House, to _ . . P R I C E IS. 1 near {he corner of First and Smithfield street. W. C, Conn's old stand, is prepared to furnish Large size ADP per Bottle, Cr 1 - talt Doz. $B,OO 1 earrigfes, buggies, and saddle horses upon the Medium sire 75 " - or Half Doz. 1 , 4,00 1 shortest apidee, Also horses kept at livery at The .Larre Size oh atcount of the quantity the i leasonable rates. Dndertaki. and all arrange- Bottles ho d,kre much i the cheaper. . ment4 for funerals will receive Is special alters. Should your nearest druggist-not have the iir.. , tu n ,. i NEAL DR.IOELAND. tide, do not be put off' try an of the intoxicatg 7 -,- lIPEC lAL MEETING 0 F. - T/I E preparations that may betitreted 111 P4i Place, but ' rend to us,-and we will fcirratti,.tiectueiy• packed , A Stockholders of the Cleveland and Pitts by c od Qm Oo paa nyari c ar e, l v l ei b an e teln on a t t h t e h tT e of, by eap_resa. 4118 - Principal Office and Manufactory'No. 631: ARCH STREET, PWILADELPICIA, FA.. AY Or .H. 4 Y, 180 4, ii cteiock a.4u., to vote , upon theincreaseSi thg,Opfittl Stock of said JONES dc .EV All S I , i Eotiipa as for the Eirtirve Ofallrintr the Ixdids of said . mpany o p. .cnnv ed lnto stock. The T4 l 49ferPOO/te . win he closed on the tad day (SUCOBRBORS TOE. M. JACKSON ft C 0.,) , of 4141iiiind open Vn the 6th day of Nay, .. -- i. - M,Priktirsoits: ~.4 ' ' ' ' • . t.41410i761- bitelßohyttortitrectchts; llir FOR SALEhy Druggists and Deiles tn' . i, • ' - 7. N:./iPOBT...BOEtni, President. sorry town Inthe Butted States. noltklkW Oleveputtii Mach 2g,-1884. ap2-td j .Editor and Proprietor _ •---- __- KUNKEL'S CELEBRATED Bitter Wine of Iron, Bitter Wine of Iron, Bitter Wine of Iron , Bitter Wine of Iron: For Dyspepsia and Indigestion, For Dyspepsia and Indigestion, For Dyspepsia and Indigestion, For Dyspepsia and Indigestion, I. or Weak Stomachs and Generr I Debility, For Weak Stomachs and General Debility, For Weak Stomachs and General Debility, For Weak Stomachs and General ID ehilit y, Reliable and Sure to do Good, Reliable and Sure to do Good, Reliable and Sure to do Good, Reliable and Sure to do Good, And Cannot an Harm, And Cannot do Harm, And Cannot do Harm, A Cannot d It Costa but little and Purifie nd s the Bloch!,o Harm, It Costs but little and Purifies the Blood, It Costs but little and Purifies the Blood, It Costs but little and Purifies the Blood, . We only ask a Trial, We only auk a Trial, We only ask a Trial, e only ask a Trial, Of this Valuable Tonic, Of this Valuable Tonic, Of this Yalbable Tonic; Of this Valuable Tonic, Only 75 Ct, and One Dollar per Bottle, Only 76 Cta. and 1 Ole Dollar yor Bottle, Only 75 Cis. and /I.e I iollar per Cottle, Only 73 ta. and One Dollar per Bottle, anlll ufact ured solely I.y :-. A hi ELBRt & /. ileneral Depot. 119 Thirkpt street, Har risburg, Pa. For male it/ PIT I'.:1:( - Ii , IH by ail respectable dealers. . , . For Bale in Pittehurgh he IL L. SF:I.I,FL , U., and IL L. FAH •, i. Janl4-6nl IMPORTANT TO LADItS, “Great American Remedy.” Harvey's Chrono Thermal YT AVE NEVER YET VA MED. AV lIEN jj the directions hat e been strict]) in rem., ing ditheultieo an,ute In :n OrWaAUET/ONS,, OR S 'PP A t of NATI • HE. or in restoring the syeteni hen suffering from AIN:01,14, Uteri, the or other weal:Fie...l'i,, id It e Utennenrgana. The.F ., )lls are perit,:to on the 'ednßfit mitt ma} 01061 delicate ienialee s tittiiit ,list re, • tst the ennie Tune 'l',llEl ACT A.. A CHIA RAI, strengtheninc. invico.ral Ina', and rPatf.rlr,F. the eyet•ln It. A. C. , 11 , 110b11, nod hri:iginx• on the monthly period with re;,111.11,;) Mat ter trom what eau..., the Ipt...itru J.sti Si,_,. They should. hooves er, )1 t,.•• “r lour moat Ls ,11 lit.tr.g 6..00 4.t.0.ny Other rime, A& Iniz.care..l.7e would be t t., Exah I.n.c c, , t.1 iina ).:( I W.% I 111.1./..Al{. DR. Aft VE F:.'. I'l< L ou lh, , eass,s at ketusles, 11, Barrenness, :teliitty, ,I.e.pro•lueth ❑ And A !ki,,t, of Nature, and eftiph ,•,ically the 1-11 , 11:fi' l'ft VAT}, MEDIC A AM - NEB, pages. sent free !, am tddre, rell,:r ed to pap poet qr:. I . he , pills sed Book se ,B hw sent l•-; conti,lenhally, when ,testred, I a ~r and prel,l,l on re,:eipt et .1 AN, ,ieuerW, lse,lir s!re,t. r•e, Ata-Joseph Illg, 1 , ,,eg,t, c, , rt,ef et the Diamond snd Market str,e , , burg!.. ,ani-eu,ds N'CRONIG RlS'Atlj It-A- - I ;-, H E 1 It'l' DR. BROWN'S OFFICE %TCH. T LIVFLI No. 50 Smithfield StreL;! CEESIEGI g riITIZENS AND STIIANt:E.Itti Li need of ine,ll,al advice 6houli n , ,t !all to atcr him s coil. Dr. brown's remedies never tail to cure if..)m- Trlmmings In every desirable style; flues, serofnloue and ienerent affections Also. hereditary taint. such as tease, psnriasis am! Beetitiful Bonnet and Trimming Rib o tie the nt r is skin diseas ignorant.es, the origin of which the pi- bons; Scotch Plaid Velvet Ribbon; __ B's remedies for this afflictlon, brought on and Morocco Belts, new style; Ladles' by solitary habits, are the only medicines known Combs and Sets; Photograph Albums, in this country which are safe and will spoe.bly restore to health. the cheapest in the City; Notions and. J U ()I' I .N I N A SPLENDID Ali I the uctivetit tint tern, ton, at .1. I.INi i.. ,• • 'O6 liqrket titrept, No. : :slfirket All(1 DYSPFLPSIA CRACKERS, BOSTON CRACKER BAKERY, NO, 6.4 FOI . R TII STREET 11.1,7.3 S. S. BTAII NAN. IMIHE LAkt.EST ASSORTKENT OF NEW and t:11E.11' Wall Paper & Window Shades In the country, at FOERSTER 44. CIORWARZ'i , , z.t.4 164 Smithfield et. ARVIN'S ROSTOI CRACKER 1. BAKERY, (34 F'ol-711'1"I I f-:'3"1-1.17.-1", MITTS =URGE, l'A, Be•ween 'Wood and Market. =;m==;z=l MEDICAL The Great Tonic, The Great Tonle, The Great Tonic, The Great Tonic, 1- 3 ' El I. SEMINAL WEAKNL.:, RHEUMATISM lIIIEBEE PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1864. PLAIN BLACK SILKS, $l,OO. 1,1/ 1,*e.3, 1,37, 1,50, 1,45,'2,00 ( hripe,t goods In '2lly. BROKER PLAID FOULARDS, Al $1.12 1-2 per { - art. Solid Colors & Double Face, VI Oz. GI,IU to '2,00 per Yard. SPRING DRRSS GOODS, AI 3-Ir, 25, 31, 37, 50, 62, 75, $l,OO Comprising some decided bsrgains, GOOD SHIRTING MUSLINS, At t..; r per Yard. FA ST COI } PRINTS I It. p.l AT GA RDNER & SCHLEITER'S, 92 1 1 / I .l 3 l_lFt 13. •'1" ''E•"1". A I V. SPRIAI G W HOLESA LE Ittlett ht e; erg !hang to our line bro TO OW , /.I . tri(Vt Ihir tuek will be fo“nd el t complete Ir HOSIERY AND GLOVES, Rich Embrolderte. and Fine Goodin Hoop and Balmoral Skirts; Silk, Gilt wall Wares; Ladled' and Gento' Col- New Goods New Goody FM C 'O - PARTIVERSIII.I. HERE tiore existing between the. undersigned, I t..10r !he name afid sit le of J. F. DAY & iB ilny dissolved hi awl cal consent, Jonas vier retaiing" limn the trill. .1. F DAY, .I(INAS KEEFER I .ttithtligh, Pa., March 7th, 19e4 CO - PARTNERSHIP i i.e uniemgo ed hare this day entered into aril :les of Co—partnership fur Manufacturing, In.port:ng am) Vending of Saddlery and Coach Hardware, In all itß branches, under the name and stile of 1 1 A VI) I) A_ y - , eft. No• rA Wood Street .IiSIAH F. DAY, TID HAYDEN Pittsburgh, Pa., January lath, 1364. n/h6-dtf LAUGE LOT OF fongress b's Tobacco, Baltimore Spun Tobacco, Navy Pounds `. Bright Cut and Dry Smoking Tobacco, olace Fine Cut Sunny Side Fine Cut " s weet Olive " A t M'COLLISTER tc BAER'S, h 26 108 Wood street. D ow POLES--80,000 Light and Slack.-For sale on *Wirt by FETZER tc. ARMSTRONG, ap7 corner Market and First eta FIRST NATIONAL BANK ckr , Folawrel3L3it4SPEL TREASURY DEPA_RTMENT. OPPIOE or COMPTROLLER or TILIZ CURRENCY llirtudlltigton City, Aug:6th, 1883. wasaisis, By Satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been mods to a i m that the FIRST it BANK OF P Bunc,H, ija.tho County of Allegheny and State of Pennsylvanta has been duly organized under and according to the requirements of the Act of Congress, entitled "an Act to provide a National I Currency, securedby a pledge of United States Stocks, and to provide for the circulation and re demptlon thereof." approved February_ 26th, 1863, and has complied with all the provisions of 7 said Act required to be complied with before commencing the business of Banking. Now THEREFORE, I, Hugh McCulloch, Comp troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the said FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PITTS BURGH, county of Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the business of banking under the Act aforesaid. In testimony whereof witnesss my hand and seal of office, this Stit day of August, 1863. ) HUGH McCULLOCH, SS Comptroller of the Currenc y. ITLE FIRST m pIONAL BANK OF P BURGH, PA., Late Pittsburgh Trust Company. Capital $400,000, with privilege to in crease to $1,000,000. The Pittsburgh Trust Company having organ ized under the act to provide a National Curren cy', under the title or. the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF' PITTSBURGH., would respectfully offer its services for -the collection of Notes, Dratts, Bills of Exchange, am., receive money on deposit and buy and sell Exchange on all parts of the country. The success which has attended the Pittsburgh Trust Company since its organization in tried, will we belies ebe a sufllcient guarantee that busi ness entrusted to the new organization will re ceive the same prompt attention. Having a very extensive correspondence with Banks and Bankers, throughout the country, we believe weean offecumisnal facilities to those who do business with us. the business will be conducted by the same officers and directors. 'AMIN .I...%CcILLN itoNEEL HATE, THOMAS BELL, THOS. Wl4lll N, Jn Aret.q., JAMES LAUOIILLN, President Jows P. SCULLY, (Jagger. aug6-dawtf SECOND NATIONAL JANE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, /FTICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CPERF:::,.S., Washington City, Feb. 13th, 1364. WHEREAS, By satiefactory evidence presented to the undenggoefl, it has been made to appear that .the SECIoND NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH, in the County of Allegheny, and State of Penney iranla, has been duly organ ized under and according to the requirements of the Act of Congress, entitled "An Act to pro vide a National Currency, secured by a pledge of United States Stocks. and to provide for the oir ion and redemption thereof," approved Feb ruary tßth, 1863, and has complied with all the pros isions of !odd Act required to to compiled with before commencing the business of Bank ing GOODS Now, therefore, 1, Brent IVlceot.tocrt, Comp troller of the turn ney, do hereh3 certlfy that the thud hst.I.:IINP NATI( iNAL BANK PITISH 1' Ifs /H,Coursty of Allegheny, and - “ate of Pennsylvania, is authorized to con, turtle the twat/leas of Banking under the Act aforesaid. In testimony a herew witness toy hand I t and seal of office, tlria73Lh dal og-Ft+m " tart, tsts-t. I's ill Alsa '1 . 1.,1,1 'oasptroller 01 the t'nrrcu:y. THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK 8z RETAIL (Formerly IRON CITY TRI*ST COMPANY.) Capital, 8300,000, with privilege to increase to 81.000,000. The IRON CITY TRUST COMPANY hav ing organized under the National Currency Act, offers its services for the transaction of a Gener al Banking Business. Drafts bought and sold. Money received on Deposit, and Collections made on all parts of the country. JACOB PAINTER, JAKE HILL, C. F. KLoprea; \V M. Couesa, 0. E. \VARNER, President..Tl4T ). E. PATTERSON, Cashier. feb2.34md A..L'TEMITS &-. CO.'S New Goods Itt New Goods New G,yi New_ Goods I V4 r E att ß en E tio S o P° , publiciT t CALL b 0 T e l I A E I - bum, It having the advantages of LYINti OPEN PERFECTLY FLAT, and being MORE DURABLE THAN ANY OTHER ALBUM MADE. he following notices of the Press of this mty will readily show its superiority over all others as to strength, &c., IN hat the Public Ledger says— New Goods New Goods AN IMPEOVEMICNT IN Books.—Photograph Albuma have become as indispensable as Photo graph likenesses. Altemus s C 0 . ,, have Just completed their new patented co-Winnow hinge back album, which they are now delivering to the I rade, being the most complete and substan ' tial book made. ,The trouble with most albums Genii of this kind Is that the leaves, secured by the ordinary way to the back of the book, are liable to break way. By this new method, each sep arate leaf turns on a neat, easily working hinge, GO0(1„ so that there is no strain whatever upon the " back of the book, and the leaves remain perfect lysecuremithin the covers. New Goods What the Amer. Lit. Gazette and Publishers cular say's— Goods '1 - frz Pucgroonerri Abnrsr. Hinged Back, patented July 21, 1863. Manufactured by Alte mut; fa Co., Philadelphia. In this patent binding each leaf is attached to a small rod covered with morocco, forming a separate hinge of its own, admitting the book to be opened to its full extent without danger of the slightest in!ury. This ingenious invention cannot fail to he universally approved, as.lt com bines utility with beauty. The manufacturers have done good service in making so decided an improvement in an article in such demand. 4811 - Our imprint is on every album made with the Patent Hinge. ALTEDICS & CO., N. E. col . .. Fourth and Race ate., Phila. 1126-1 md-eod NEW CASTLE AND FRA_NKT,TN BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO TUB Capital Stock of the NEW• CASTLE and FRANKLIN . RAILROAD Ct)3IPAIIY will he opened on W EDNES DA Y, the 27th of April, proximo ' In the City of Pittsburgh, at the Rooms of the Board of Trade In New Castle, Lawrence county, at the Of fice of the New Castle and Beaver Talley Rail- I road Company. In Mercer, Mercer county, at the Ottice of William Stewart, esq. In Franklin, Venango county. yt the °thee of ! First National Bank. BY ORDER OF COMMISSIONERS A. L. Crawford, Samuel M. Kier, S. Q. Brown, 'J. Zeigler, Wm. _Dilworth, Jr., .l.k. W. Casa, Wm. Stewart, J. C. Murray, J. C. Shaw, 'George C. Bela, Hobert Ashworth, Josiah King, Jamet Alealfiel, :Springer Harbaugh. J. IL Hot:down, ,J. W. Blanchard. James K. Kerr, 'J. H. Smith, David Courtney, F. D. Kennear. _. , - Pittabonho March 3 1 1 186 4- mitBl.4t.d, _ . TAILOB EiIMAMS, NEW PATTERft,' —Just received and for sale by_ JAMES BUWN, =Wood st. AfihiGifiaiiiiimmiaiiiimmapiatientv 4 u/"Inwl." 111 . 11 w I lmMulli DIELHOTO Tim. K. NixrlcK, Ax.p..x.panDEß. Sr KEE, 17RAI1CIS G. Ey ;AL Ex. BIiADLEY, F PTTTSEFRGH OF PITTSBURGH, PA., @MEE ROBT. ROBIIVON, R. Boreal MAN, W. M. GOILMLY. [L- lIAIIL.IIOAID Otte Dagg Vast Having delivered himself of—this. doubtful admission of my honesty, and; entirely original joke, Itt. Jones retired. into the counting, room, looking very uncorivincedi and the clerks, as if ,by common instinct, began to put, back-all. the loose goods on the counter, as though : they feared I would grab them on.my way out of the store. Crane, I think, was thoroughly convinced, before bade him good-bye at the depot, that, so far as I was concerned, it was all right, but persisted that it was a very natural mistake—begged my pardon, and hoPed I would see him on my return. For a moment or more, while among my friends in Vermont, I thought little of the occurrence. It is true the thou sand dollar reward would occesionally come to my mind; but as I was not em ployed in the case, the prospect of get ting it was exceedingly small. On my return, I spent a few days in New York, visiting old acquaintances and making new ones, mostly among the detective branch of the police, as the Hire of busi ness to which I was devoted can best be learned by mingling with adepts. One day, while passing down West street, some person slapped me on the shoulder in a familiar manner, saying, at the same time: "How are you old fellow? When did you get back? Wasn't you going to speak to a fellow 'cause you got a new suit? Made the thing pay, eh?" Quick as thought, the Buffalo adven turer came into my mind, and I resolv ed at once to folFow up the advantage. "Mum's the word," said I clapping m the same time to ate Adventure of a Detective; that lips mum at was the word; butt al ind so more Or the Advautageii of LookiuG Like a effectually to change my voice. Rogue. "Come in, Joe" said my - new ac- Frau/ the Springtleld (Nines.) Republican quaintance, pointing down the stairs Late in the autumn of HU, I was into a drinkiug saloon. "Nobody there going borne to Vermont for a short visit. but Bill and the boy. We've had some Just at I stepped on the wharf at But'. fine pickings since you left. Didn't ex talo. a gentleman tapped me on the pect you back till to-morrow; but come shoulder and said: in and get a drink any way." "This way, if you please." Clapping - my lips again, I blurted out As I did not happen to please, but was "Business; but I'll be around to-morrow. turning to look after my baggage, he Have all the boys in at four." siezed hold of me, and said, "Come Sri saying, I dashed on as though I along, sir.'' had a thou murder before I could stop to on duty now, and cannot attend to your talk. My friend in utter amazement ' ease whatever it may he." was still standing where I left him when I "But I can to yours," retorted he, "so I turned the corner, thinking no doubt, conic along without any more ado.•' it was very strange, but apparently i "Claim" your baggage' Train leaves having no suspicion of identity. here in five minutes"' shouted the por- I was certain as I went to my hotel ter. that I had got hold of a string which, followed up, might lead to at least a thousand dollars, and may be much val uable propel ty and still greater rewards. As the key to the situation was evident ly my resemblance to come rascal, I thought it right as I had to bear the re- I semblance that I should have all the ben. efit that was to come of it, or at least the lion's share; so I resolved to keep my own counsel, and make up the case as best I cold in my own room. Joe was coming back on the next day; Bill( my new acquaintance)and the boys bad been having good pickings, and they would probably be there to-rnorow at four, if the real Joe did not come round before and clear up, or add to, the mys tery of to-day. Joe evidently must be headed off, or the other pigeons would scatter before they could be bagged. It was my main interest, having no local responsibility in the matter, to bag the thousand dollars and Joe. But, as the street had two ends to it, and the bag ging must not be done where it would frighten the other game, I began to see I must have help, even in the outset; so I sensibly concluded to lay the whole af t'air before the chief, and have men enough detailed to iusure succes. The case was so plain that there seemed to be but one plan, and in that we were all agreed, namely: to make arrangements that evening to have me stationed in a grocery store on the first corner of the street from the saloon, with two or three assistants, and as many more placed in the corner drug store down the street, so as to arrest Joe before he met his pals, and by putting him in a close carriage we might take him off so quietly that no body would hear of it. A few men were to be stationed in a private house oppo site. the saloon to make a descent if they saw any unnatural commotion about there before the appointed hour. But otherwise all were to concentrate when the hour arrived, and arrest whoever might be present. One hour before dalyight we were-in our places, not to, attract attention by going there afterward. It was a long, dreary forenoon. We fancied we saw now and then a suspicious person Nitta ing; but no more perhaps than we might expect to see on any other street in. the city. Noon came. Crackers and raisins had been disposed of at our grocery, and yet my double had not made his ap pearance. Whether they had taken him at the drug store we did not know but supposed our chance to be much the best. IN LIBBY PRISON—NEW YEAR'S EVE, 1863—'64. 'Tie twelre o'clock ! Wltnin my prison dreary -52y head upon my hand—sitting so weary, Scanning the future, musing upon the past, Pondering the fafe that here my lot has east, The hoarse cry of the sentry, pacing his beat Wakens the echos of the silent street. .3111 is it so 1 lily fellow captive sleeping Whers the barred window strictest watch 18 keeping, Dreaming of home and wife and prattling child— Of the sequestered vale, the mountain wild— Tell me, when cruel morn shall break again, Will thou repeat the sentinel's refrain ; And thou, my country wounded, pale and bleeding, Thy children deaf to a fond mother's pleading— Stabbing with cruel hate the nurturing breast To which their infancy in love was preas'd— Recount thy wrongs, thy many sorrows name; Then to the nations—if thou cans't—proclaim: But through the Mon& the tun Is slowly break ing.— Hope from her long deep sleep is awaking, Speed the time, Father' when the bow of peace, Spanning the gulf, shall bid the tempett cease— When foemen, clasping each other by the hand, Shall shout together in a united land. le well !" V. A. BARTLESON, Cel. 100th 111. Vole "My trunk A chock for Burlington'" sail — Cheek for the station-house," put in my pertinae:ous, new-made friend. “What ou earth du you mean!' You will make me miss the train," said I. - But not the station," he replied drily eome . along." "Will you please to introduce yourself before we proceed wilh our acquain tance'," I am Depury Crane, of Buffalo,'' he answeml. "And I am Deputy Wood, of C'hicagi . i. But the train is off. I will see you on toy return to Buffalo. — There was a little confusion. "All aboard"' shouted the conductor. And all aboard they got, excepting Deputy Wood and his trunk, which, to my cer tain knowledge, were left standing in the depot—the one for a moment about as speechless as the other. Deputy Crane presently remarked that he had never before had the pleasure of meeting Dep uty Wood, of Chicago; but he thought his friends Smith, Jones & Co. might have been more fortunate, and, if I would have the goodness to walk up to the City Hotel, where they boarded such as me for nothing, he would send for them. I knew there was some mistake; but I thought it would hinder me only one train, and, as the adventure might be worth all it cost, I would go along without further explanation. We were soon at the iron grate and gratings of the "City Ho tel," as Crane facetiously termed IC; and while he was gone for Smith S. Co., I had time to re flect.—"great robbery in Buffalo. The store of Smith, Jones it Co., robbed of some thousand dollars worth of silks, besides notes and drafts for some thou sands more. One thousand dollars re ward for detection of the thief &c." This notice had been published so long before, that I should never have thought of it again, had not the ,present episode refreshed my memory. But I had not long to meditate before Smith. Jones & Co. with half a dozen clerks, were on hand—all Identifying me from Smith down to the errand boy, as being the identical man who was lurking around the premises in a suspicious manner the day before the robbery." "Well, my man," said Deputy Crane, patting me on the shoulder, "guilty or not guilty?" "iftrogry," I replied, "and if you please we will go and get some break fast." • sum r— ixi = 3 50) "There is ice in that. But could you feed yourself with your hands tied togeth• er?—That is according to the rules of the house," answered Crane. "Now hold on, Crane," I exclaimed, "this joke has gone far enough. We can telegraph to the chief in Chicago and get our answer in half an hour, which will put the matter all right; and in the meantime I will eat some breakfast, and be ready for the noon express." Tearing a leaf from my memorandum hook, I wrote: "Chief Detective Police, Chicago:—, Please describe Deputy Wood, and state where he is." Crane took the dispatch, signed his own name to it, and sent it forward im mediately. Shortly the answer was re turned: • "Deputy Wood—aged 35 . years, red freckled face, five feet eleven, dress ed in full suit sheep's gray. On way to Vermont, and probably passed Buffa lo this morning. Had any accident happened''" Signed, " Police, Chicago This was conclusive, and I was straightway escorted, with many apolo gies, by mrnew friend, from the City Hotel to the American, where I was in vited to eat and drink—not at the expense of the city, but of my humble servant. While the chicken was broiling, we talk ed over matters, and came to theconclu sion that as I had not been in Buffalo be fore for more than a year, somebody had who had looked wonderfully like ma: and a thousand dollars was offered to any one who would produce him—which reward Deputy Crane almost telt in his pocket when he nabbed me at the rail road station. After breakfast, we walked down to the store of Smith, Jones & Co., and talked over the affair. Jones apologiz ed, and said they "must have been mis taken in the man, which perhaps wasp% strange, seeing our attention was - trot called to you particularly at tlie time, and several montlia have iritervciied; mistakes will happen in very good fam ilies, however." "AU is well !" EOM= 'All is well P While we were discussing these proba bilities, with eyes all the time directed to the street, my comrades in one voice cried out, "There he comes! and dashed out to arrest him—l meantime persisting it was "not the man—no resemblance— hold on!" But it was of no usa. They had him in the carriage in a twinkling, and all but two were back in the store so soon that our conversation need hardly bare been interrupted—only as this episode served to give it a new direction. "As near alike as twin brothers, ex cept the clothes. Not a doubt of it," they all averred. But I had still to confess a great many doubts, I did not see the slightest re semblance. I, who had seen -myself for thirty odd years, ought to know better how I looked than they who had not seen me so many hours.' But the sequel will tell who knew best. Four o'clock came, and as by agree ment, we concentrated in front and rear of Hanscomb's saloon. I took my place in the rear, while most of the local stars dashed into the den. We had only a moment to wait before six or eight of the gang came rushing past us in their efforts to escape. My friend of yester day, being the only one I recognized, re ceived my especial attention. Follow, ing him around the corner at the top of my speed, I was surprised for the in stant to see him slacken his pace, as ; though waiting, for tap to. CoMe up. "Bully; Joe ! we'v e .dodged,'em this time, anyhow." . The kreciee state of the case was evi dent. Without waiting for an answer, he went on, hurriedly : "Jenks •aaW me,and knows, where_ I live, and this' gill se his suspicions. lI bet. he'll be ak;i;oun k f to, lie.. 37 - before night; and thrise traps must be moved, or well be Certain.l.CAP/30 'Pk." - "Move 'eut ' ti .. ki;7 ; said .t.; . arid; on we went; running Iften*,' thought-it, t, so and nial,cius, goad tfme all * coippaniona advance t and won t , demi& w4atMede knee° laggard., We *era not long icactdpgNo.: - .47 ' Grove street. My friend hid the' hitch- Chief Detective MORNING :POST 4 . fyi e . ! 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So oxo timed theley, itolifetrt a lt sriffitilhelee; and walked.fli,hwitfi— ithirglitt'i7l'933g-yiuiur leave i madatiP.' '-- IA - bcin sen t• II -.I; :.) Madam .met, us.)lll3.4.helhall..Ntuti-Ae- Minded our husiness. . We,. '03710 formed'her - that We 'kil n eW Wind rig of her beautiftH mention by P feint thin, and were an riot's tozexarnine it. ounklves ' by gas-light; if she woukl hoao gootlos ithtk to show us around. 'She proWtfdAhat they were honest peonle,itiather-htis band was out. the'lmill'iiiiikitk *e were no gentlemen,...minifirialliy that tithe would thank As.to ..leatse, Ast i as •a honest woman; Would- ' Bin"' canridt 'go 'into details.' Bunke it to naki-uozotientAtplitaitiOlovniitihts, and An- the_iladyle-einimberpftid.rwher iever we TetounA.; ,; tnnicialloo the mos t :fty.,„ho u la •• 1 ra. l mild need. Do* '''S tu e a . - ell . • -1 I" ,` 'there was•a'perfeeti•store r billtilibl , Letiorligh to-•eteek Oro .. ilrthrie vialletrisof moderate 14genia'Fa*illiel..4e§itlitieWP/- I* ry store- Ili the „morning_ „sent ..ka . Smith & eneffninkto'tiAn t edi iffWeilt . their property In 4114.4 - the ttitilire ifeit two days ; not-only Smith; initakett , - sentati yes of a dozen Cher skreit h had been `... robbed: 'were 'there, PIM • found nenilf e.ll' his IdOilll.4,..± l iiirt , 7. ze others. Adentifted thoovh - ales -4 pat theirt,c . whEle ;Amok teitutineiltbatuWas "L c4 " 4. 94ToB. l g r a l 'AC-i.,-;.f ,dsooB ad: ~Theie- i vere more 'than ti,. dozen Jaw at theSafebnltflost tifiiiii)kkr wee fn to the police:. ThematterlwaisArtgotftilly Proeeeoted, and . I . , beliatrniOrerthan half were duly e*,•44ll44.,(l24loAlleetiiiil N,' YOrk r. But What bebiltde it iilY tiftl'hiAliiir Joe, who had•utteanseionify got these, his particular friendsinto trouble. . - The conclu l s,iefi r ,pf the, t iy,l,u;ple, pap i er can be i teld briefly. ' . 1 , Joel was' in - diked `fa 'acEenirpanywe i st, far as Buffalo our myreturn , hortrier-iii4te I introdneed ; him 0.--nlri friendalerdlY Crane,-}rho, immediately cm :l ll444am to the "City' Hotel,'' with WAlcliT had once made eslightiteiittaitittince. rl ßilifth and the clerks reeorgnittrd-Abliviit titee, and volunteeredzto•seeithathediacklus tice Deputy Crane, Smith„ Jr,..d.i. my persistent ai! , ipiaintamps 43._ iii., month befom, begged )I'll:Ask-teen ffojirfor their stupidity itilthtnithfglDßestiterhi@da thief. Blkt. Mare ontleptablemaafiroith's check for the,ipLaßy.figgigiur • guirl *ha in'otethan witting ts,r . g.H.L. 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