POSITIVE Y THE LARGEST
?& 4 mir..ittmxrrscriv
OF THE - AMUSEMENT WORLD IS COMING,
THAYERrt NOYES'
tYl,lted
-AND
I:=MEEI
AItBURGH & CO'S
Mammoth Menagerie
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN,
Colossal Golden Chariot
A114;641
IFO RE
HIHEO FOR THE BEASON OF
20 *ETV AND HORSES.
niider onealgaiirtic Pavillon, for one single
• -Price of Admission.
e The V311(341% of. Animated Nature
Consolidated with the only
,4;, - ,,:litd-ITIMA.TE CIRCUS
Ever organlzed—Moral and Re fined Amusement
1,43 Aerett Equestrians,ts Gymnasts,
" 7elitefs; Contortionists,
Clowns, Equilibrists
and General Performers—
d trained Horses,
i
,Pones, and
s ?: i . e 4lk Mules—Magnificent Collection of
Living /Jona, -Tigers, Leopards,
t.Beitra;. Hyenas, Wolves, Mon
. keys, Apes, Baboons, Birds,
of all kinds and sizes,
.4c., gathered by the
(feat, Van Ani' burg Aimgelf
4holtAt. _
ALLEGHENY CITY, centre ol North Coin
mope nn OW street, •
THURSDAY; FRIDAY, SATURDAY
• And Monday,
Tune xith, Ist, 2nd and 4th, at 2
d+clbc&', p. m.
-MONDAY, July dt h 3 grand performances
atIO a;na49-a. 7 p. m.
50 C cut s
Olilfiliev oinderl2 years of age.2s Ceuta
43.---413 E. LARGEST EXHIBI
%TOR J.N ME WORLD IS COMING.
agollect i the Day and Date!!
N. E. more. Please observe the day
and da, and do not .confound this MONSTER
CYII TION with any other companies,
what* 94, be good, bad or exceedingly indif
fereist. JetB
V 0"N C , IC R T
EVENING CONCERT
CLASSICAL MAUWE.
CARL WOLFSOHN,
With the valuable asslatance of
M'LLE FREDERICI,
Prima Donna and
HERE. FRANZ HIMMER,
Favorite Teuor,
Of the German Opera Company recently so
angoessful in the Atlantic cities, will give a
GRAND CONCERT
Of Instrumental and Focal Music,
ON "FRIDAY TUNING, JULY 1, 1864,
AND A
CT ASSICAL MATINEE
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, July
2nd, at 3 o'clock
Ticket admitting one to the Concert alone Si 00
Ticket admitting one to the Matinee
alone, i 00
Ticket admitting one to the Concert and
Matinee I 60
The sale of reserved seats, without extra
charge will commence on Wednesday Morning,
June 29th, at 9 o'clock, at the Music Stores of
Maims Sieber and Mellor, Tickets can also be
had at the door. Doors open at . 7 O'clock. Con
ceit commences at 8. Matinee commences at 3,
doors open at 2. Programmes for Concert and
Matinee,(entirely different and distinct,) may be
found at the Music Stores. je27
THE LIVING
"WILD WOMAN"
cAPTURED IN AYRIOA.
Will be on exhibition oh corner of Union A v
and Ohio street, Allegheny city, JUNE 30th
July Id, 2nd and 4th. IaPAFF HUNAN,
jigtß4St Manager.
- SEMI PEAILL SOAP.
& CO., 367 LIBERTY
11la STREET, sole proprietors and manufactur
ers for Western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana,
Men i t r ig and Mlasourt Also manufacturers. of a
au r article of PALM, GERMAN, OLIVE
ROSIN SOAPS, and various Toilet and
Fancy Soaps.. Of our Silver Pearl Soap which
we conthlently recommend as better for general
use than anrother before the public, should be
borne In mind has neither Potash, Salt, Lime
or Rostrisortiny other substance in its annaubw
tura which oan shrink or Injure the finest fabric.
", Flannels and Woolens can be washed with the
rapidity of Cotton or Linen. Clothe& whahed
with the Silver Pearl Soap do not require boll.
Ing or half tbernbbing, which of courair'savet
the wear and tear. Silver Pearl Soap removes
=Dirt, Tobacco Stains, Printers' Ink,
and th e worst Bilge Water Stains instant
ly, byapplying it with & moist sponge, thus pro. ,
•tecting window, , carpets and furniture from
Junk and slops: It imparts_ brilliancy to Plate,
.yeweiry, Glassware, 2.llMameled Paintings and
Patent Leather immediately, and for cleaning
Marble and Floor Tiles It has no equal. For the
bath and particularly for shampoo she the Sil
ver Pearl lloap . is a perfect luxury. In a word
all Who' have tried its superior qualities ac
knowledge it the greatest discovery of the age.
Philipoitipiuty respectfully ask a trial from all
telui are Mterested, and , iti every case will refund
the Pidoe of thweame should rt fail to accomplish
urgt we claim for it.
Sold at five cents per pound in fifty pound
hoites,,t,,Deliverkur to theicars, boats, in Alleghe
taithani and city residences free of
Directions for use on all packages.
discount to thmtrade.
.11terebants.from abroad will do well to. give
ORITRIRTOISI jr. 00, A call, 367 Liberty street,.
oppositePenna.,BailroadPnatenger - Depot.-
4113eDessareof all imitris. /feria genuine
unless bearing oar trade Silver Pawl' Shat
aspeamerlbs theinventor by ational copyright.'
PnrISALB..2B3 NICHES COAL AND
. ectsisett, 'together with theltoprovements,
Waite Whir. Latimer's' Steven, 9 miles
Watt of Ortensbittgh, anti within zg miles
P. NAL Ott& ease, ittlegacto, anti price IOlf•
J. 11, iIhoIDAY,
Rest DEB Broker, No, Pototh st., POW
jelo.
~~,~ ~. .
I~u~. u~tis:~.~ . r.
. tgatlon Company.
LOUISI6I.IIA,
4 -•-• ,, '••1.", • • • • PENNSV*VANI.As
em - 14 iverffosteQueentrtown,nt
,rming a weekly line,) and from New
every alternate SATURDAY. Steerage
..sage from Nov York, $45 Currency. 'So
ew York, $35 Gold or equivalent in Currency.
Passengers forwarded to Parts and all 'German
Ports at very low rates.
For Passage apply to WILLJA.I S & OPION,
10 , Pulton St., New York, or
THOS. RATTIOAN__, Agt,
No. 122 Monongahela ;Immo Water e t.,
my2o-tyd Successor to T hos. Jiattigan.
Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
(INM AN)
mrr .Aisx SITIP N F`,
N 'l'4f. •rinu.
THE UNDERSIGNED
has Log been appointed agent for
the nbo% e line of Steamers vice
Mr. John Thompson, declared,
the business of the line here, will, hereafter
be carried on at No. GO Smithfield street, near
Fourth,, where all applitmtions should be made.
The Steamers of this line are among the most
magnificent atioat, and run direct between Liver
pool and New York, aalling every week.
The unilerai,gned is also agent for TA PSOUTT'S
celebrated Line of Sailing Teasels and the K Line
Ili London Packs ts, by forth of which he Is pre
pared to bring out passengers at very low rates.
Sight 'Drafts for any amout on any part of
Europe for sale. Apply to D. (rNeaLL,
Foreign Emigration Agency, No. 846 Smithfield
street, Pittsburgh, Is. jet
Passage from England and Ireland
S :3 5 , 0 0
EUROPEAN AGENCY
THOMAS H. RATTIGAN,
,6 at
EUROPEAN AGENT No. 122
.„,
• ~, . '... Monongahela House, Pittsburgh,
Pa., is prepared to bring out or
bring out or send back passengers from or to any
part of the old country, either by steam or sail
ing packete.
SIGHT BONDS FOR SALE, payable In any
part of Europe.
Agent for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Rail
road. Also, Agent for the old Black Star Line
•of Sailing Packets, and for the lines of Steam
ers sailing between New York, Liverpool, Glas
gow and Galway.
jan6-Iyd THOS. H. RATTICIAN.
FOR SALE
PLENDID OPPORTUNITY.—MRS
JAMES BPDONNELD offers for sale the
good will and furniture of the most DESIRA
BLE OF TAVERN STANDS, on the Steuben
ville Pike, at Chartiers Creek, three miles dis
tant from the city. The House is oae of the
best stands upon that road, and is a large and
commodious building, having eight rooms, and
has connected with it a large stable, an ice house
and a tavern stand disconnected from the main
building. Three acres of ground well cultivated.
and planted with vegetables, k.c., surround the
house. The house is known as Broadhead Post
Oltlee. Possession given immediately and the
premises leased for any length of time. Fur
particulars apply to ROBERT M'GRAW,
Brownlee's grocery, No. Di Diamond, or on the
premises to Mrs. Jas. M'Donneld,
N. B. The good will of the stand may be pur
chased without the furniture. jeip_
"MARDI FOR SALE.—I OFFER. FOR
.L' sale my farm in Ohio township. contain
ingB7 acres ; 5 miles from the Allegheny depot,
beautifully situate on the bank of the Ohio
river. The facilities for getting to and from the
city are frequent, having a station thereon,
where the trains of the P., F. W. & C. and Cleve
land roads atop four or five times datly,with the
advantage of communication by the Allegheny
and New Brighton turnpike. The place is well
watered, and subdivided into eight parts, the
hick part of one of the subdivisions is well
adapted for the cultic alion of grapes, having an
eastern and southern exposure. If not sold at
private sale on or before the 14th of July, 1 will
sell at public outcry, all or parts thereof, on
that day at 12. ru. for terms ts.c apply to
JOHN .Id/RMINtiIiAM,
Office of Western Pealtentlar •.
Real Estate Savings Institution
TATEMENT OF• THE CONDITION
of the above Institution, Saturday, April
30th, 1861:
Amount of Deposits $160,378 63
Amount interest due de
positors Slay Ist 3,674 Oa
Amount Contingent Fund 6,628 96-11190,631 67
ASSETS.
First Liens on Real Eat'tes 99,323 67
U• S. 6..20 Bonds at par.. 61,400 Ou
U. S. Debt Cm and l‘iotes 15,409 14
Accrued interest not col-
lasted
Ottlee Furniture
Cash on hand...
The undersigned Auditing Committee have
examined the books of the Institution, the
bonds and securities, and counted the cash, and
have found the above statement to be correct.
H. CIITT.DS,
N. VOEGHTLY,
W. B. (MIPEL AND.
Pittsburgh, ;Vas' 2d, 1484.
lai — Deposlts received DAILY and EVERY
SATURDAY EVENINiI. Interest paid st SIX
PER CENT. per annum.
TRUSTEES s
ISAAC JONES, President,
Hon. Thos. M. Howe, Hon..T. H. Moorhead
Wm. H. Smith, C. G. Hussey,
Wm. B. Copeland, Jacob Painter,
Harvey Childs, Nicholas Voeghtly,
Office, 63 Fourth Street,
A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer
my7-dtaztw
F OREIGN FRUIS ,TNUTS, &G.,-
200 boxes Oranges, prime,
100 do Lemons,
100 trails Inica Almonds,
10 bales I3or. Almonds,
60 bags Tarragona Almonds,
60 do Sicily Almonds,
75 boxes Shelled Almonds,
30 bags English Walnuts,
25 do Brazil Nuts,
30 do Filberts
207 do Pea Nuts,
6000 Cocoa Nuts,
In store and landing, and for kale by
REYbaI.N. is EROS.,
mh4 128 and 128 Wood at
Black Diamond Steel Works
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
PLANIIPAOUP.BEIS OP
Best Quality of Refined Cast Steel,
Square, Flat and Octagon, of all elzes.
Warranted equal to any imported or manufac
tured in this country.
07PICS AND WAYLNHOOSB,
149 & 151 First and 120 & 122 Second eta
febl6-Iyd PrITSBILRGH.
MANUFIVAING i I a FOR SALE
THAT DESIRABLE. PIECE OF PROPERTY near BPK.night ar. Duncan's
Rolling Mill, having a river front of four hun
dred and twenty-five (425 ft.) and extending back
about two hundren feet (200 ft.)
mys-1m FRED. L. IHMSEN, 109 4th et.
BUSH. SEED BUCKWHEAT,
015
bbls. Dried Apples.
1000 bush. Ear Corn,
1500 bush. Oats.
300 bbls. Gaff Mills Flour.
In store and for Bale by
PATTERSON ez. AMMON
jels No. 6 Wood sta.
10 FIRKINS PRIME PR.E.SIII BUT
ter,
100 bbls Potatoes, •
1000 bush Oats,
200 bbls Family Flour,
In store and for sale by
PATTERSON & ANEPdON,
No. 6 Wood st.
INTGOW
rin TIE LATEST STYLES OF SILK
and cloth .ttlantillaS, Sacques, Talmas, Cir
culars, &c. - Also, Cloaking Cloths of all shades,
Shawls and Dress (}Dada. Selling cheap for
cash. Call and see, at H. J. LYNOWS,
86 :Market street, between Fifth and Diamond.
jell
WAIN TIED.
1.00 TONS OLD BOOKS WITH
backs removed, old newspapers
,cor
anything that has once been writing or printing
paper, for which the highest price will be paid
at our Paper and Rag Warehouse, No. 33
SMITHFIELD STREET.
jel6-Imd C. P. MARKLE /h.
TO—b-LA.ST FURRAb-El3.
WROUGHT IRON TWVERS,
Foi gale by ,
A. MAPES rt RON
myb-lm , South and Penn. Philadelphia.
DLANDRETH & 8031 1 / 2 1 GARDEN
. SeedS Onion Setts, Buckeye Garnett,
Unfit Posen iilbw and Sweet-Seed Potatoes, ro•
Mead and for Was by
_ 131401BaLlaf. is, LONG,
NO. 1,2 f LAbaty stoat, PiNsburgb.
The Sanitary Commission Journal, al-
Incling to,- the great fairs being- . held in
behalf of. the:: Commission, complains
that, however creditable these fairs are ,
to the charity and patriotism of thepeo
ple, thby have thus far resultedin loss
rather than in gain to the §anittiry Com
mission.. Instead Ofiilling the treasury
to overflowaa 4 Many peoplelmagine,
theyActAiir at this moment to be in-
Atrifiittental in bringing its funds down,
....anrin g the coming summer, to a lower
point than they have ever reached be
fore. It says the Commission has re
ceived from all of them, so far, $426,000,
and expect to receive $1,000,000, but
they must refer to some time antecedent
to the most successful of the fair* fui
several of them have realized each as
much as the first named sum. She Jour
nal adds the following:
Our receipts in supplies last year
amounted to $2,000,000; at the rate at
which they have been coming in during
the last four months, they will not this
year amount to more than $1,000,000; in
other words, they have fallen off exactly
one half. This leaves the value of our
receipts, including those derived from
the Fairs; not what it was in 1863, but in
reality much lower. The million dollars
worth of supplies which we received last
year, we have this year to purchase our
selves, at prices which are certainly
twenty-five per cent. higher than they
were twelve monthi ago, so that instead
of being so rich that we do not know
what to.do with our money, we are suf
fering from the Fairs a deduction from
our previous income of at least $200,000.
This is a result we need hardly say
which was not foreseen when the' Fairs
were started. If the public now cease to
support us as before it would have been
vastly better for the soldier that not one
of them had ever been held. An 1 un
less the people resume their contributions
of supplies, and leave us the proceeds of
the Fairs as a clear addition to our in
come, we shall have to curtail our oper
ations instead of extending them.
We do not doubt that much of the fal
ling off in the contribution of goods is
due to the exhaustion of household stores
and the enormous rise in the price of
nearly every article of general consump
tion. To the mass of people throughout
the country it is undoubtedly harder to
give now than it was two years ago.
All we can say on this point is, that an
increase of sacrifice and privation is the
inevitable consequence of the prolonga
tion of the war. The longer it lasts, the
more we must all suffer, the citizens at
home as well as the soldier in the field.
We shall have every week a greater
number of wounded and disabled Olin
on our hands, whom it is our duty to
take care of, and it is a duty which we
cannot and ought not to shirk. It, no
doubt, every day costs more to do it,
but it is none the less sacred and imper
ative for all that. To this, people must
make up their minds. We, as well as
the army in the field, have enlisted for
the war, be it long or short
ate TUES-
.y alternate
ew York every
A Touching Scene.—We are often,
while in the performance of duty brought
to a knowledge of the good as well as
evil that lies deep down in the hunhn
heart, only on special occasions to be
called forth, as often surprising the pos
sessor as those who, knowing him from
childhood, all life-long looked open
him as a negative being. Yesterday, as
WC were leaking our way through a
street that shall be nameless in this par
agraph, inhabited only by the poor—the
very, almost abjectly poor—our attention
was drawn to a little girl, of good face,
sitting on the last step of three leading to
the hall-way of one Of the tumble-dcan
concerns of which the street is compris
ed, the upper one being oceupied by a
poorly-clad woman, whose face, though
she slept, gave earnest through the hard
lines of rare abundant, that her early life
had been better spent. The place and
the hour led us to the bullet that the
woman was drunk, and that the child was
watching for her recovery from the stu
por of the liquor she had het n drinking
all day. Nearer approach to the group
made our:surtnises almost a certainty, and
we accosted the child, asking her if the
sleeping woman was her mother and a
drunkard. -Notwithstanding the dirt that
covered her pretty face, the blush that
mantled it was plainly risible, and in a
moment we regretted having spoken.
"Mother is now poor and has to work
hard to support us," and she burst into
tears as she concluded: "but she is good
to us. She is tired, sir, and is only rest
ing
herself, and I am watching for her, !
as she once watched for ice. She is good,
very good." The poor woman giving
signs of awakening, we left, touched by
the exhibition of fidelity and love as well !
as sensibility,in one so young. "I watch
for mother, as she once watched for I
me."—Memphis Argos.
1,589 57
150 00
22,809 27-4190,881 67
HIGH Pun'Ets.—The wisdom of the
counsel which tolls people to punish
"extortionists" by not using an article
when it has advanced in price, may be
pretty well illustrated in the recent rise
of several articles of prime necessity.
The butchers advanced the price of
meat; people must not use meat. The
bakers of Boston have advanced the
price of the ten cent loaf to twenty cents;
people must not eat bread. The shoe.
makers have again raised the price of''
shoes, and the advance is a considerable I
one; people must not wear shoes. If
the advice is taken in all these instan
ces, the people will soon leave them
selves naked and starving. The rise of
prices in all things is a fact beyond any
one's control, and arises not from com
binations and extortion, but from the
necessities of the war and the means ta'
ken to carry it on. It is idle to talk of
"extortion" when every thing that is
consumed, all the materials of labor and 1
the wages of workmen have alike ad
vanced. With a million of men drawn
from labor to fight battles, the produc
tion of the country must necessarily be
less. Another million engaged in man
ufacturing materials of war in the work
shops and shipyards, must draw that
much labor from the production of food,
and by making it scarcer, make it dear
er. This, added to currency deprecia
tiqn, raises prices all over the land, and
sufficiently exp'ains its necessity with
out resorting to "extortion" as a reason.
rivuE GREATEST EXCITEMENT
1 . ever known in the Dry Goode market,
Goods advancing rapidly, but buyers can still
find at
C. HANSON. LOVE & CO'S.,
74 and 743 Market Street,
great bargains in Summer Shawls of every des
scription, from $3,00 upwards; Lace Shawls,
Points and Bournons, from $3,00 and upwards ;
slk and Cloth Sacks and Circulars, all of which
we are cloaing out at very low prices. Dress
Goods, very handsome, Twisted Silks and Oren
adines, together with a beautiful stock of Plain
and Bared Summer Dress of every description
from it eta a yard and upwardt Also bleach
ed and unbleached Tablecloths and Table Lin
ens, Napkins, Towels and White Goods of all
kinds selling very cheap.
N. B. A large let of Prints slightly damaged
by water, selling very cheap. In short, our
stock of all kinds of goods, we are selling at less
retail than we could replace the same for our
selves.
C. HANSON, LOVE & CO.,
74 and I'ES Market St.
je2s
POTAT.O.Efk—
-60 bushels choice Neshannookl,
200 do do Tomb Molts
receivedo do Pink Ey%
Just and or solo by
FETZER is Anmarnowei,
cornet blorkod • alga OS
EN=
RGH. IVEII
ititt
ffectii of Saiiitary Fairs
; MCP&
,1; 14Y MORNING, JUNE 2p, T-1364.'
' ' '• IV-Ar. C.iiiktliAle,
'NOTE. L '' alt. IL, DRAFT, BOND ; AND MORTGABeiI
:- floiL k ' Bp a ND : MERCHANDISE BROKER, .. i
bflrortn Jones' Building over "Internal R v
enueiroollisi" behmen AY: tit': and iSlecha ce
Biuilia,
1 ''., 80. ;G FOURTH STREET,
PAPER MANUFACTURER 6.
& B. & C. P. MARKLE,
Manufacturers and Dealers In
ROOD, CAI', 1_. ,10, 71..r.1iat,
And all kinds of Wrapping Paper,
have Removed
FROM NO. 27 WOOD STREET, - TO
No. 33 Smithfield Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
/lir Cash paid for RAGS.
LAMPS, OIL, &C
- _
LUCENT OTT. wionics.
DUNCAN, DIINL.A.P & CO.,
MAIMFACTMIEFLS Olf
PURE WHITE REFINED
FL 33 OIC c ILe
Office, 201 LIBERTY STREET,
myB-.Bnul PITT.S.BUR(.3 H, PA.
HOUSE CARPENTERS
CURTIS O. STaNmEn
OENERAL
House Carpenter and Jdbber,
SHOP, VIRGIN ALLEY,
Between Wood and Liberty streets.
PITTM3PR(Iq, PA.
AtriDrders solicited and promptly attPlided to
ALDERMEN.
FRANK KELLY,
Alderman and Attorney at Law,
NO. 81 FIFTH 'STREET.
flfirtJollectlon of accounts and all legal bust.
nese promptly attended to. eO2-Iyd
_ _
LOAN OFFICES
LOAN 0 F'IFTC_:,
HENRY W. CIMIOTTE,
NO. 100 SMITHFIELD ST.,
Near the corner of sth, YITTSBUHGH.
MONEY IN LARGE AND SMALL
quantities loaned on Geld awl :Silver, Dia
monds, Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches, and
all kinds of valuable articles, for any length of
time agreed on. The goods cannot be delivered
without the Ticket.
itiii - Oltice Hours from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M.
.lam
- .
ENGINE BUILDERS.
Wll. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
Iron Founders,
General Machinists and Boiler Makers,
NEAR THE.
Penna. R. R., Passenger Stat.len t
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MANUFACTURER ALL KINDS :05`
Steam ,Engines, ranging from three to, one
hundred and fifty horse power, and suited for
(irist Mills, Saw Wills, Blast Furnaces, Facto
ries, etc.
(live particular attention to "the construction
of Engines and Machinery for gnat mills, and for
uprights, mulay and circular saw mills.
Have also on hand, finished and ready for
ment at short notice. Engines and lioLlerii of
every description.
Also, furnish Boilers and Sheet Iron seperatedY,
Wrought iron Shafting, Dangers and PuMete in
every variety, and continue the manufacture of
Woolen Machinery and Machine Cards.
eUu r prices are low, our machinery inannfaettir
id of the hest quality of materials, and warranted
n all cases to give satisfaction.
Air Orders from all parts of the country ;solici
ted and promptly filled. - feltl-draw
-
- .
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
Piano Covers,
Fine Embroidered Cloth,
Embossed Cloth,
A new and
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Just receive,' at the New Uarpet Store of
MTarland, Collins & Co.
I enetian Blind Trimmings,
An entirely new and complete nsaortutent
just recette,t at the
w cAnpFrr
11 1PARLAND, COLLINS & CO
mhl
TAILORS
13A.0 Z‘z . ,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
188 SMITHFIELD STREET,
WEHAVE aILIST RECEIVED A
large and well selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting of
Cloths, Cossimeres, Vesting', 4c.
Also, a large stook of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Including Lockwood'e Cloth Lined PAPER
COLORS, NECK '1.11.:$ and everything usually
kept by drat-class Furnishing Stores. Orders
promptly executed. tuti6-tyd
PORK PACKERS
CHARLES L. CALDWELL,
(Snooessore to Jas. Holmes & C 0.,)
PORK P ACRE IZ,
Dealer in Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Hama,
Smoked Beef, aro.
CORNER MARKET AND FIRST STS.,
deoll-lyd
PITTSI3r ROIL PA
OYSTEAS, GAME. &C.
JAMES NrEtA TIC:I-ILAN
EEZEMEI
OYSTERS, BUTTER, GAME
POULTRY AND EGGS,
360 I—SI3EXtrIY E3TIZEET
det-dtf Down stains.
WALL PAPER, &C.
wAir. PAPERS, ,CIIAL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, FANCY GOODS
Wall Papers 'from Sc to $3 per roll; Window
Shades from lila to 35; Cloths; from /0e to
31,50 per yard ; Fancy Good in all varieties, at
the
New Wall Paper & Fancy Goode House
of FOERST.FiI is SCHWARZ,
febt3 Mt Smithfield street
Counterfeits ! ! Counterfeits I
LOOK OUT ! ! LOOK OUT !II
Hatubugers are About
GENUINE PEBBLE
Russian E;of.t!Rt Spectacles
IMPORTANT NOTICE.—IMPROVIT.
OUR SlGllT.—llaving opened my new
place of business, and have received direct from
RUSEfill, a tine and most brilliant genuine Dia
mond Russian Pebble Spectacles, warranted to
preserve strengthen and improve the sight,
Purchasers are entitled to Spectacles free of
charge if the first should 'fall. Also, received
one of the finest stocks ever brought to this city
of Philosophical, hlathematical and Optical In
struments, which 1 will sell to suit the times,
and respectfully invite all in want of theartidle.
J. DI AM ON D, Practical Optickan.
Look out for No. 51, 51, 51 Fifth street.
ap4
R A l b D uah F lVel T'no . obam, halves,
25 " " Apples,
Just received and for sale by
FETZER, k , ARKSTRONG,
jet corner of Market and Firat,sta.
FLOIIR nitau.E.Ls.-4-oo LO U
barrels received andlor sale bi -
FETZLII. rtrARAMTRONG,
jels corner Market andYirst sta.,
..,_.
TS, AND 411TERS AT-
M, SIIOE 41
tarn wices s - JE .. . .; , .BORLAND ---
Min 69 itimigetiit. z
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ariliiik4L ,, srtuira,i 1p
DRUGGIST:,
GIST
WHOLT:gALE AND RETAIL DryALrat
In Foreign and Domestic Druga,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuff and 'Perfuniery,
No. 77 FEDERAL STREE*, '
ruy22-lyd ALI.EuJi y WTI . , PA.
PITTSBURGH.
- -- ---
STEAMBOAT FORGING' &G:
ANDREW RLOMAN THOMAS .
N. iCILLER,
HENRY PRIPP,, JR., Special Partner.
( leneral Partners,
IRON CITY FORGE,:
& P.l - 111 5
.PS,
NINTH WARD; ITTSBUR CI-F 4 . •
MNFR M
AUACTUE BAR ON,IGEN—
erni Railway and Steamboat Fkgings,
Passenger, Freight and Locomotive A xhis,
GAS PLUMBERS & FITTERS
A e 4,.
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTLES
NO. Loa WOOD STREET,
Iri+oßate Fiat Church, Pit tsburgh, and
NO. 47 OHIO STRIVET, ALLEGDENY,
FEAR TII i MAYOR'S OFFICE.
VM PS. HYDRANTS, SHEET DEAD,
rr Lead ripe, Fig and Bar Lead, and Pluznh
er's Material in general. Oil Eatineriea t4ted up
in the most approved manner. Tanks lined with
Lead or Copper, Houses fitted with Waterand
Ciao Fixtures. ! •
.1 - N. B.—AR orders promptly attended to
apsAyd
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
.7 E; NV ..1P..11, . 1
r WE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE irdsT
A. opened a very large and desirable stock of
TINE GOLD JEWTT,RY,
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
For Ladles' and Gentlemen& wear ; Qne
Bronze Clocks, Fancy Goods,
EllaiVF.l3-I"I"..A_T-E AVA_p...V..,
Such as Castors, Cake and Fruit Basfr.eta,
Goblets, Card Cnnes, Tea Setts, ete.
HEINEMAN, IMIEI HAN tc SELDLE,
dery 12 Fifth street.
BREWERS AND MALStEAS.
SPENCER & M'KAY,
BREW IRS & MALSTEiRS,
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY..
itvn HAVE A LIVAYS ON HAND A
superior article of
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
Awi will continue to make it our aim th give
sanufaNton to all of our customers. Mr. thobt.
Watson ut Libel - 11 street, will hare the manage
of our bucineee, with lull control in the Bretwery.
Address all onlers , to SPENtliji do AI.t.B.AY
Pheonix Brewery, Pittsburgh, Pa. ,
JOS. SPENO.E.B,
JAS. .1111 LAY.
_Butterfield Sr- Co.,
Malsters and Hop Dealers,
Bdeol-lyd
ORMSBY IRON Woks,
Wharton Brottiers & Co.,
A RE NOW PREPARED TO RE
ceive or from the trade for all eizeti of
Guide, Hoop, Stake, Band & Horse Shoe Iron
OF' 'PHE BEST QUALITY
Pittsr.urgh.J , tn. 7, 1863
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW .
J %HE , H. HOI.K.INA THOMAFII C. LAZEAM
I :I_,ttzutt.r,
AT T 0 RNEYS-AT-L.AW,
Victoria,
NO. 10:3 EIYTH STREET,
PITT,SIIITROIi, PA-.
Collections and other legal buainesa attended
to in A llegheny, Washington, Greene, aria ad-
Joining counties. jan22md
•-,
HOUSEFURNISHING.
UPHOLSTERY.
No. 85 Fourth Street, Near Wood.
ra lL inF. sunsCRIBEIts ANUFA
C
'V U It E ant keep constantly on hand eters'
article in their line, a 17: tiorniceß, 1 >rnaments,
curtain Gieifs, Coiribirts, Feather Beds, nat.
tresses of all kinds; also. the celebrated Patent
Sprint; BeJs. All kinds of :Shades, Blinds and
Fixtures.
4 :4 - I'rompt attention given to all orders toe tit•
flog and laying down t 'arpets, Oil Cloths, tic.
octl7-13 .1 110 . 1412,RTS sa
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD
SUPERIOR CRACKERS,
64 Fourth street
LIME MANUFACTURERS:
_
To Builders and Contractors.
WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING
a superior article of
,
Which we are prepared to deliver from our
COAL YARD, 509 LIBERTY STREET.
HEST QUALITY OP
FAL Ma X. 112"" COgLa p
Always on hand as usual.
my le DICKSON, STEWART & OO
PLANING MILLS
JAMES IVIILLINGAII., lIIONONGAHE
LA PLANlNGDiasrespec
inform the public thatch would
rebuilt since tfull they
tire, and having enlarged his establishment, and
tilled it wi th the newest and most approved ERA
chinery,i3 now prepared to furnish flooring abd
planing , ;arils, scroll sawing and re-eamcbig,
doors, sash and shutters, kiln dried frarriON
mouldings, box making, &c.
SOUTH PITTSBURGH, Sept. 7, t 867. •a2O
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
Under Care of the Franciscan Brothers
.THIS INSTITUTION, SITUATED IN
Durrett° Cambria County Pennsylvania
about four miles from Cresson Station - o tie e_ri
direct route between Philadelphia and Pitts rgh ,
was chartered in 1859 with privileges to confer
the usual Collegiate donors and Degrees The
location of the College is one of the most a althy
in Pennsylvania—this portion of the All en
mountains being proverbial for its pure water,
bracing air, Ind picturesque scenery. •
The Scholastic earcme on the FIRST
MONDAY after the 12th of AUGUST, and ends
about the 28th of JUNE following. It in divirl4l:
into two Sessions. studentdr.dtcanot return hot
between the Sessions. All ttie•Apparatus nece
nary to Land Surveying, Engineering, rte., Ice 1.,
will be furnished by the Institution to the
Students. . .
.
tnctrumentra d Vocal li/usic forma no extra
charge. Students will be admitted. from eight
years to the'age of manhood.
Tease—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly
in advance
s 7s.
Surveying and use of instruments, per an
num
_, !
W 2
Clasical :113,i Modern Languagee, , extra.. ili
Students spending Vacation at the Colleg ..
e.. 20
Reference can be made to the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Domenee. Rt. Rev. Bishop Wood, Philadelphia;
Rev. T. S. Reynolds, Lorretto; Rev. Dr. Cridara,
Philadelphia ; Rev. Henry M'Litughlin, Plillte 7
deiphia ; Rev. Pierce Mahar, Harrisburg.
N. B.—A hack runs daily to Lorretto Doti
Uressen.
tel
Rev. E. A. MISR. Superior,.
ILI LINN'S PATENT LAMPGELIMNEII
eLEANER.—No more Chimnoy• broken
in cleaning. It cleans a chimney without wash;
ing and is the only article in the market that,
cleans chimney) properly; Vor sale at thn
principal Lamp Stores, and at the Lamp eund OR
Store of
W ELDON & KELLY,
inti 22 A gon ts tor the Manutooturen.
. •
OATH—rOO HIPS II PHAME OATS_I
ll J out ,rocrOu4_rirtO tor Joao by
FETZER rr ARMSTRONG,
ri.lertor birgbfbaluißirlir,S \Yt tr o j
Flour just ranalved nod tor_asie by ••
FETZER. AIM - STRONG,
Joto *lanai M a rket Wad That sta.
• -
- ••
PFAJ9O-STS.
WATER STREET,
WHEELING, 'A
IRON WORKS
CHEM
~,!pitMisSION 'N •
a :OT I J 00,IUMAA
00 iiiiiik ‘ ON
M
. 1 DOR TSB gAla Oaf ~;
PIG ETAL AND BLOOM%
so. 4 WATER. ST., below alluricall,
PITTSBURGH.
R. VL BARRY,.
(Late Caehter of the Merehanta , Banki),
COMMIgSIONMIIRCHANT
NO.II SOUTH MAIN STREET,
• ST. LOUIS, MO.
MODALITICOLAR ATTENTION PAID
JIL 011bagcnlera fOr the purchase of
Cotton, Hemp, Tobacco, Flour, Pork,
Ba. Con, Lard, &c., dm.
Fternie To-;•Banks, 'Bankers, and Mercha
of St. Louis generally ; John D. Scully, e
Caahleri Pittsburgh.
Ordertr and consignments respectfully soli°
and proMpt returns made. lan2l-tm
W. D. P TTERSON ADAM ANIKOW
ATTEELSON &
Comiralssion Merchants.
Flour and Grain and .tlonerril Produce "Deal
errf, No. S Wood st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
We take pleseure in referring to the following
Pittsburg* Houses r Chess,Smyth & Co., Zug &
Painter, lA . Bradley, E. Edmundson & Co., H. If.
J; P. Vrroodwell, Jae M'Cully a Co., J.
W. Spenber, C. U. Love & Co., It. If. Jack &. Co
iftb-11.
GROCERS
P. 8.6111[811 B. D. flan .1 8 ECErrif SR.
Late at Miller & Ittoketson , s,.
RE'XNUER & BROTHEII3I%
[Sliceessors to Reymer & Anderson,)
wnot.aseullB.U.B.BB 121
Foreign, Fruits, Nuts, Confectionary,
Sugars, Fire, Works, 41te..,
NOS. 126 AND 128 WOOD STREET,
PITTSITUR.GFL
• CAREL & co.,
WHOLES A TY, GROCERS,
BANDIES, GINS, at
ALSO,
Disinters and Dealers in
Fine Old Mo i norigahela Whisky,
327 LIBERTY STREET,
no 7-1 y a PITTSBURGH, PA.
T. D 17 10T X.) E
GROCER,
NO. 1) I 111 N
PITTSBURGH, PA.
• my22.4yd&w
BRASS FOUNDERS.
Duquesne Brass Works.
B. OADMA_Iir
Cadman Crawfbrd,
Manufacture and' eep constantly on hand every
variety of
FINISHED BRASS-WORK.
BRASS CASTINGS of superior smooth
ness made to order.
TEAM BOAT WORK AND REPAIR
ing promptly attended to. Also, sole agents
for Western Pennsylvania, for the sale of
SYPHON PIJALP, with Lambe
improvement attached. . fend
J. & M. M'STEEN,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
GAS AND SIT AM FITTERS,
ALL KINDS 08.
BRASS AND IRON COCKS•MADE TO ORDER.
Also, Brass Castings of all Kinds,
Made at the shorteat notice.
l'articular attention paid to rifting up and re
pairing of OIL ItEILIsTERIES.
31 .S.r. 34 Water Street, near Liberty.
/EINE lIIESLItERS FIRM BE.
ing practical inechanits, of many years' ex
perience in the business will ensure to give sat
isfaction in every respect. We are also agents
for Guild, Garrison Er. Uck's, steam Pumps for
water and oil. see-lyil
STEEL WORKS.
'SALO .10245.8..J011N L. uarp. t s VIC TeCIII. LOUGH.
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
JON.IIIS,
M.VMPAOTIIRED-9 oP
Cast Steel; also, Spring, Plow and A B
Steel Springs and Azles,
(Joiner of Ross and First Streets,
no2I-1 y PITTSBURGH, PA.
GLASS WORKS.
W. ousainoriest..D. CUNNINGHAM.. 0. IHMBEN
B. OUNNOW HAM C DUNCAN.
CO.—P 1 TTS.
lJ MUCH CITY GLASS WOIIKS--Wart ,
house 119 Water street, and 166 First street,
Pittsburgh, Pa., three doors below the alonon
gahela louse, manufacturers of Pittsburgh City
Window Glass, Druggists' Glass Ware and Ame
rican Convex base, for Parlor Windows, Church
and public buildings. ' api
WINES, LIQUORS, &C
E. P. REIDDLETON,
WINES, BRANDIES, &O.
Also, sole proprietor of the
OLD WIrE AT "IX9EID6IEV
No. 5 North Front St.,
mta4-Iyd
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
JACOB .
Importer and wholesale dealer in
FOREIGN WINES .
AND LIQUORS,
160 SMITIIPIII74)STREMT,
Three doors above 6th st.. • al
ig MILAZOB 'LER. WOULD INVITE
J
particular attention to' da stock of (Inman
Wines and French Thandiesi which has been Be.
lected and imported by himself. Families and
()hurdles could depend on: °Waning at hts,,es
tablishment the beet and priest of Wines. Pure
Limiors of.all kinds,' panel to any in the city, al-
Vi,1513 on Mad. Also, Pure (Rd Rye Whisky and
the beat Rectified Monongahela. • itoeSo
HENRY W. REA'UNEONT & CO,
DBALSI3B kII
Foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins,
ALSO,
Mac RasPbellyi Oherri, and Gin.
ger -Wadies Old xonodgahela, Rye, and
t Let Wbiiakle sTJamatita. Rum, tee.,
No. 83 _T_J.33.11111.77,1r
: Opposite Fourth street,
PTPTsBinbart, PA.
Xi - Hotels, Taverns and Jj'aminPe supplied a
moderate profits for Clash. imy2l-iyd
B. L.. H. DMLJ3S,
HOTOGRAI'..M i i ARTIST,
18 St. Cletr Street,
PITTSBMIGE.
WATER COMOR4IIIIndeTURES,
Life Size Phtdogr in Uraybn, 011,
;mita Ink, otc. Photograp s with Landscape
and Fancy Backgrounds. li4ory types. PhOto
grapic Albums, Gilt Plaines, and Fancy Articles
adapted to the Photograpic bdeineae. my2l
S S - Juie - A_Dir,
NOTARY
Pt,_l3 LTC,
59 FOURTH' STAEFM3 -
.11ir0Ence hours from 8 a. rd. to 6 p. m.
my2B
J. F. DAY t. .8. HAYDEN.
DAY & YDEN,
Sottceuopt I.4lo..o;fitay dG Co.
31 4 4 ,r gaddIrthas' L i; P= Tru nk, H i tt
eryig4te
ware and carriage. .No . 68 Wood
etreet,, Slm Of the (} olde n St kap, -Pittsbutgb.
SIEGIVOF yl-03Mr1711,--G.
IakICTORIAL 1,11P414 0 , PA.P.ER,REP.
AL - • fe,ao,otlng dila famous ai,lor =ls by •
P, RNA A 1.1 4
py4 ' •••,- , •811•Woodat.
SACCO— •
I .
Wit* "'
- FETZ &ARMSTRONG,
eaulerliarkiitanciiirtics
/ 1 0RDIATIOPIAt
Having la oigaifared tinder lintNalapnalihtfemfy
Act, noirprepared to do if -
ener
•d"r - Ta Banlif; ng , us nest.
ge, on , toe ~pal
the East and Went'.
- ey — el/rkr
s MAD
And coneetionamimietnocerrate
pa/A.4- the country;
office to} 6 aPtemintp(nntil the completion of
theßOPlßchhinllitailekcorneformbod
and virgin airciy, in the tanking /room-of the
DIME ,titeIiVINDS,,INSTELTMON,
OppoaLte the Onaton Hauge.
Wel. E. Schmertz, A. Haree;
A. S. J3e1.1, Alex. MCiliteinf' . l
S. H. Hartman,Beery
L. Morgenstern, 13. Gee.
ADA3V REINERADT, F_
R. (J. SORM ltekt.
ISETZ, Unsh. pro tem. latalittli
LIOLMES .2480N5; 'II ARK am
e' and Exchange Brokers and Dean in
Votes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gehl, Silver and
Bank Notes; Exchange on 'the Eastern and
Western -shies constantly- for sato.
(7611ectiorti made in all the Cate! tlwoughont
theVelted'Stntes. Deposits received inPan funds
or current paper, No. 67 Market sheet, between
Third and Fourth streets, .
Ari_OLD
Ceretleatee of Indebtedness, QUarterMAa
tern Certificates,
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons,
and all other iFov i e ff rzuf f i . a n t seeurl
WlLL n tt_lz*t ; by
Wood street, owner of lriaird.
znllB:6md
DOLLAR - SAVINGS'-11An,
113
. .
PEN . DAILY, FROM 9 TO IeiIYCLAFAM,
elle also, on Wednesday and, Saturday evenings,
Loth May tat tinNovel:Charlet, from 7 to 9 o'clock
and trom November ist to: Why Ist, froinritgo 8
o'clock.
Deposits received of alt gums not leeatheitolin
DOLLAR, and a dividend of the profits declared
twice a year, in June and December. lutenist'
has been declared semi-annually, in June "nano.
cember since the Bank was organized, at thereto
of six per cent a year.
Interest, if mot drawn out, is placed to The
credit of the depositor as principal, and bearsghe
same interest from the drat days of June be De
cember, compounding twice a year, without
troubling the depositor to call or even to presint
his pass-book. . At this rate money will double in
less than twelve year..
Books containing the Charter, By-Laws, es
to t
and
he office. Regulations, fulnalabed gratis, on aPpßeation
PRZEILDENT.
' GE 0R G E ALBREE.
VICE PILES TS.
lames McAuley, Jamea B. D. bleeds,
John H. Shoehberger, Wm. Douglas,
James Herdmen, Isaac M. Pennock,
Peter A. inadeira, James Shidie,
Wm. J. Anderson. JohnJ3. llilleadden,
A. M. Pollock, 81. D. John G. Backofen,
TREE.
Calvin Adams, TRUB
Henry J. Lynch,
John C. iiindley, John Marshal, -
George Black, Walter P. ".Marshal,
Hill RE2'grein,
.johrzerr
Alinnzo A.. Cahrier, Robert Robb,
Charism A. Colton. Henry L. Rturvalt,
John Exam, Win. E. Schmertz,
Benj. L. Fahnestock, Alexander qpeer,
John J. Gillespie, Alexander Tfndle, -
Wm. S. Haven, Win. Vankirk,
Peter H. Blinker, Isaac Whittlers
Richard Mays,. Wm. P. Weyinan, _
James D. lie/ly, Christian Veager.
BECRETILET A.OLD TE/0181IEZR. -
CHARLES A. COLTOIS.
➢. B. 08,KW,P08.D
PHILADELPHIA CARDS
-.
orris. Marina reran theirs.
J. RODMAN 11.10fi8 ........ CHAS. o. wipes.
• At, HICIES s :
Importers and dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATINETTS,
Yeatings, Tailors' Tririmiabigsj -
20101. 255 AL&XijzET SYTIIEM•I7,
oe2e-tf PHILADELPHIA.
W.M. BRICE & 0.,
Produce and Provision
COMMISSION MERORANZ
No. 15 South. Watei• et.,
RILADELPHIA''
Ad - Liberal advances made on eonsig
mnment*
when required.
GEORGE GRANT.
wnoLEsALE AND RETAII. HEALED
In every description of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, -
610 CHESTNUT STREET, •
myl-lyd PHILADELPHIA.
C. A. VAN MK & CO.,
RAS FIXTURES AND CHANDELIERS,
EXOELSIOR AND PATENT
PARAGON COAL OIL BIJIINERBi
Hand Lamps, Columns, &o.
a &ZITS V. 007778,
No. 517 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Manufactory, Frankforlf,
goods warranted.
C. lELP•itrt
WITH ►
LONGCOPE & PEARCE
_ .
Manufacitexerp and , impoiefers of
HENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
AND TAILORS TRMMINGS,
No. 10 South Fourth Street,
myt-iyd PRILADSLPRIA.
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, Ara',
Eif..9.17.496.4arM xricomr 3E4_
. 350 LIBERTY STREET,'
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger - Depot;
JOHN SAVAGE, - PROPRIETOR.
=YAVIN6i TAKEN AND FITTED VP,
WM with an the modern imprOvertient, this pop- -
ular resort, the subscriber is prepared to accobit
modate his old customers and the public .gener—
%By, with the best the market affords- trystein
will be served up in every variety of style during
the season. His Wines, Liquors and Ales les
feels confident in recommendingthstri tO.the pub.
Ib3 for their excellence. - -
Van, Bucket and Shell Oysters reeblved
and sold wholesale and retail. my2o-tyd
OUR HOUSE,.
NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY, . .
PITTSitURGII.
THE SUBSCRIBER ANNOUNCER
FRE_
SH SHELL to thepublio
and tha
CAN OYSTER'S , GAt he le in delly receipt
.91 .
NT,
a.c., and la prepared to accommodate the patreni
of this old and well known-bonze with. every. , :;
thing in the eating and drinking line at theehort.
eat notice. d
JOHN NEALVE,
Proprietor: •Z.
YOUNG'S -EATING skv.oolir
Cornet of 706:111 Alley and kinash.
ISOM Streets,
Where OYSTERS' and all the
season will be served up in
styles. k -r
ZUL ql-tn e
oel4 corner Virgin Alley and SmTitnii s
A POLL° HALLIIILIJAADRIAMimpI
'AL CHARLES GARDNER - Would' ramind hi
old friends aiid customers that -he is still tiC• be
(Muni at his old stand, APOLLO B LT-ezbo
trance on PoUrth street. He has always OIL hagd.
the beet quality' pi Lager Beer, and In connection
with the hail, a well appointed billiard'a saloon,. " 1
with good tables, bail* and cues.
Remember the place, Apollo Hall,.Pourth.
near Wood, eatnniee from - Fourth. 'WIWI
For EAU, Alice, Roaches; Anta,,Mothain.Furs t -
Bed Bug% WOotena, &a., Insects on Plants,„*d--
male; Fovelsilke. -
Put up in 25e, 500, and4l,oo Boar* Boffins; •
and Fiaalm•• t andtK•sizes for .Thrtehi, PohlteA
Instttntions;
"Onik remedies known.,"
"Free from Poisons.. ' "'" '
"Not dangerous to the Human Fatl y. _
"Rate some out of their holes to tri_e.t.' ,
sirsbid'WhOtillnie 01 1.. e cities.' '
airScrid•by .Drunists ,a , ,Betailtre
where.
.101-1! 1-1! ! BEWARE I of'al Worthies!! liariatiOtth
461-See that "Coeztiee”manzele on each Box.,
Bottle : andlrleakhefere , yort.buj.!,.,:l,- 414.1.07,1 -
OirA44MIL. - C7F,
mr - PriraNillarne_Po "oa' •.'"V o ule-A`A Y
•
Awarsatbyrlß7/L: ARNIM • lit!CO.;A= -- A
t .w.7...critp,44.4lo4fflttolesskf.azolv.t.4
Pitlablo 4 ll•ll 4.4l• ll W•ft*A.
'wheat
11:i. 7.1. V, .4•47: t,";:,2..,31:::::*.,,11••
MEE
DIRSOTOILS
Manufacturer and
MAIrIYV ACT UPIC7/8 OP
Patent Improved
cA:W ~~, -air i r:.,.xie