ht Vittoturgit Cakette.
TUADAY DEOEIdBEiI 10. 1344:
, . nnttt:IOIIB•INTELLIOENCP..;
_ - In' answer to the call of iheTrintee's of
' . e COngregatiOnal - Union, the conferences
.. • . ,
:presenting fifteen States assembled at the
' roadwity•Tabernacle Church in New York,
.' • • orerater ifith, to consult end arrange for a
etional Congregational Convention. Up- 1
ards of . forty delegrttes were present
'ore Maine , New Hampshire , Massachu.
-tis, Rhode Islan d ; Vermont, Connecticut,
' ew York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,.
• hie, Michigan, Illinois, - Nrsconain; MlneH
1
• -us Rei. Dr. Bacon was chosen Moderator.
11 lusbusinetei of the conference wai simpli- -
tied ; andclassified., Committees were v.'
1
tainted to introduce each topic with careful
4 TeePilnlooll, tel . the consideration. of the
•
ational Council - to be held at Boston, Juno
ilit iti&V. The name agreed uptm for the
--„-- reposed coniendion, is '•A Nationalbotin. -
/ 4
11. 4 :d' j Congregational' Churches." The'
. Fas of representation Is two ;delegates to .
a elturches, - one Of _whom should be a Pas
r. The following topic:Bare Suggested for;.
it
' . the deliberations of the Council . 1. The .
tatit of name Evangelization in the WeSto
• • Und South: - ' This Will include . the condition'
rind wants of the freed men. 2. parochial
vingellzathins. a: Education for the WS;
ry, with speCial Certificates to collegee and
t
cologitalini
senaries. 4. Idinisteral sup.
;. , tort. 'S.' A.' statement of Congregational
.
~,, lily. 13, A deduction of Christian faith,
i LIR held in common .by the Congregational
lturchea- 7... the systentathing of. the
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gentles of ' Christian benevolence. Rev:
pr.- Sturtevartf,of Illinois college, to_ preach '
e Opening sermon. ,
--,---The Paeijie'.Cumberland Presbyter
• presents that denomination as being - in. a
- !rosperons state on the Pacific coast In all
l'' . .lte various departments of the Church.
,• . ~ pore thou imittlthe amount of any,former
• •ear has _ been . collected for missionary
.....anposca. • . •
: ,1' -Quite' , an extenslyeirevival Of religion ,
p In progress the South ThiniStreet M. E. '
liiirc k , Broolffin, of 'which Rev. J. S.
.. • finskip.i.e. pester. ;Over two hundred and
..A.,...ifty persons have professed faith in Chrlit.
il ~- ...The American Christian (Disciples)
.•, . •
t i Nlissionary Society its au ntie meeting
e ,. Cincinnati, 9hio, commencing 18th of •
-,
It, toper and closing on the 20th. The Meet
gag ..
was Interesting , large and harmonious... ..
. 4 —Recent intelligence - from England
hows that a'union or the "United Preshy
' tai.".n- 8 .1 1 toti" with the "Presbyterian
...ynod,." is likely to occur at an early day.
i—TheTeMit Anniversary of the meeting
if the Philadeliima Young' Men's Christian
- tAssociation;lwat, I held several days since.
r oncert Rall'witi - liteially packed. Prern
. •he 'Anions reports .tre gather 'solid inter
, sting items: , , licceipts for the year moon
ed to /1,111804 chi., which was expended. in
tmnent expenses. The „Association tuts -a .
.I_rounaissirin to labor
„in the United . States
-• . - Illitiii ifoSpitale,lidiag Width time theY
t
... .- tavScierchteetTthe:lnithority. They hare
'. kregiateied 541,1106; for to hose Spiritual . and
t ~emptual welfaretboy.. have. cared - for. - A
~.„, orm
latesicm frotitheMnion ' , Leagne,haa es.
-,,- • &dished an oftlegpolteirihNibleh employers
' " •-''' are received , reliable business •. limas
. ants- Though this
.medium the A550,;,,...,
,;,,..., lotion has tiectiredgoOd situations. for live
.... :1 ., . undred soldleiti 'The library is very large,
:: :.4. nd Ciliiint:and vanities 'are', ready to tie
'': 1 •;.;.,". , dried to It, -Peter Et.'• ShnorkEiql, Prest, . ,
lent i . .if? this Association,.. presided. Ad,
%.f' •.:, ressetiserioande hi. 3lr. Shnona liev.3lr.'
':*: ;441ollini; jedge Allison-Rev dD. Board
ts- voran:q.i.r.-Shian, Esq., Rev. K.Goddardi :
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I
I 0. , -:!-Tbe - Aorta Trifwrii .chureh Cr.Psect%
:...:,: • tal,j saYilthe Presbyterian, had recently an
rticle t ;advocattegprayers for theilead: It
tintrn unit tbe practice is •proper, and that.
.',..., t aphid; he . pursued' , because surviving'.
..- -,...,:. ' riends desire it. . , - - - •
',...
—lt is gratify,ing to note that the Xortl. _
....!'''• , Inlivfedis Reriew argeis and very truly too,
~,,, ' hat. PrOfitnity intllitatee acluonieweakites;tof ,
ntellect,Mid tt Poor education,for it requires.
•:,.. 0 genius to swear , while it does req rite
..,...* mite ! decent Mate' and culture to Converse in •
• enteel language, , -
' .4. -- --A' meeting - was• recently held at the
bureli onbti;•:'lti.iieenSion,-15ew York, in
1. '... debaN:Lgtfiflist,',-Atnetican
_Tract Society,
,-
/
:,-, !,; • bialtoplifclivaine;President of the . Society,
n tho:elirar„ ' Addresses were delivered.by
ler. Er. Stevenson, orie.of thii s Seerelarie
, ,
,;.,,,...., 3f the-Society, BishoP Mcihaine, and ROC: ,
.• . r. Adams, of the Madison Square
.t
Presby-,'
lien Church. A , collection of 000 was
.....
• . tannined; '' • • ' - . ' - .'
.
The-X. F. Obserrer calls attention t0 &i....,4b e fact that ,tliepablication of two novels
Nbiclibilyc lately appeared ;in Prance, are'
,;;;-..' reducing s tremendous excitement' They
'''', cre. ' Writfcti bYi tembh priest who has
~,4 inta far eluded the moat active efforts at hia
:'
election.: - The *vela arc aimed at the '-
, ~,_": a rruptione,.the: horiid abuses, the ava ri ce
-. d ctintr. %bal. : abound in the Roman Catli.'
t e
!:e.) ' - • --
-... lic Church. Strange. to, say, the.writer la
- sintreve-loyer of the :Church, its . doctrines
ad order.' One of these 'novel's has jai'
~•,': ti published 'by limper . .:.lire. ' It I.
.'•',' .alled "Under-the Ban." - - ' • , '' •''''' '
—lt is estimated that of the: - 150,890
. .
....',";,„ • 'Wren, • aa_pprt census. of-Ink; .Itving , in
-,. 'esv Yotletitt ;;tlieli was only : 4 76;* pa
..';'. :. 44 14• The P? *1 ) 4 1 4 .P. 0 0 .0 1 - 41 or itill
Inds, leaving '10,519 neglected and desti
';:::. nte. Presumingtihere will 'be the same
'ratio in the senses 0f1.18A5 'thorn nantstit .I )i'i ,
ss thin . '7:00,000 Children
........ the. re-,,,
Uteri3O,S:pf.iivii 'nod iMeen yearn', Alt:
~ e Sunday schools of the t etty (New TO ) ':
;•,..- ill raid' numbei'7:i,ooointplis at the present: .
.....; me, leaving the vast number -,121';020 in,-
-' : ached and trimmed for; of which it Juts
en estimated {hit nearly' '40,060 - Me re-'.
nt children.:
: --Rev. 31E- Talmage ; of Anioy, China,'
tely i , tritniiirted - tin - a-- - coieregatiop, to'
1 : . . .7
"hGnl . *:*7 ls ..Pritii-Lent country
re
'at the Consistory. of tt,Dntel Reformed,
imrcit litAntoy bid recently suspended: a
ernber, for tcorid/faess, and risked the. quett
,on wheibei:dint ivould be considered.'
• ',. kikiplinable offence among the c.hurclies d a,
Aome. ~
-.- •• st, .TreutendousC Wunder. . '
:.. , t An- awkward error, probably of some subovill_
.
to del:in - 111e Treaen4 Department, reports
c total of our national debt at about eight hue
. ' ed times as much 'ea It-really Is, and four hue
- . red times larger than She national dcbt.of Great
. Atritain. This error appeared verbatim in -the
t
- 'resident's Message, end is reptated.verbatim In
qc leaded type of a morning Journal. It •Is In
teirri alarming .words r ".onb billion; seven Min
ted and- forty . ponsand` millions, ,six hnadred
11
stightv-plawrdollard' and 'forty-nine cents.".
• r, we, understand arithmetic, ono billion la the
rime as a thousand 'millions. But take off the
tplion. Then we have savor hundred and forty
pousantrteallpons,' wit's the odd dollars and
t•:, Now. the.. debt isdesa than trio thousand nu I
,,ens.- If therTreasury Clerk had stuck - to vbe .
Plain way of statement - vrbleli erirybodY undtti•
p . ,,,,,19 hbfwould not have ' node a blander Chat
.gonad disgrace a schoolboy ten years of aga„;
tthe -true-expression of.the debt la 'seventeen
-- uulntd and forty millions, sLt htulred . and
ftnety thousand, four hundred and eighty-nine
• unsa and forty cents.
ArBAILEOAD SPEED DI TIIE-SOVEE,-7.-Tilft Ride,
begths an artiste on
rnirrwan with The assertion that, " for the last
="44.....k-be has not been able to advance ten miles,"
i,, , ,* --- eridathe same article with the words: "While
hnny.la.switehed off owe aid?, trftolt, l 4
:tv,enmbia, Shenstair Is ruatilnlilac a'steata
',s"-„..,ri°
n along the railroads of Georgia, penetra
`,— 11° Teri
- heart of the Confederacy."
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riTi- - AND SUMO.
The Sath Artlllery.-.-.1 Serie.=
The I .ecti: Heavy. 4r,tillere, under lb e7m
mend of the gallant arui esteemed Col. Barnes,
which has Leen stationed for some time past at
Forts Faltan,,Aren.qail -.1 . 1arty, 4 was sante
of a Scrim's nfrniivitrelatCeenited on Bunday
and is thus, described by a correspondent.
"It seems a nun:ober of Company C,- regarded
first Sergeant as Incompetent, and inhu
man; so he drew up a petit-len asking his remov
' al, and was lut.lly engaged getting signers,
when hewn discovered by his Csptoin. (Evans)
who ordered him to be bricked, (soldiers know
what that means) for mutiny. It was don; and
the poor fellow. placed upon parade ground, ne a
terror to evil doers. But his fellow "soh:Hera soon
discovered him nod gathered wound, commiser
ating his condition and uttering curses against
-the author of his punialiment... It wu not long
' until his brethren In arms to theniunber °fathoms
' and, gathered on the mantilla knots and squads,
discussing the propriety of releasing him by forea;
buts* well disciplined are they that no one would
venturefirst;,yet soon would human passion have
bunt its bondS„.hidnot another personage come
upon the seen* in the person of our dearly loved
hialor,White, who waved his hand, when all was
walked up to the prisoner and cut the
thongsichich bound him, when np went the loud
abuts and cheers for oar noble Major, who walked
filmy Ulf nothing had happened. All would
-InnuJ passed thus, and all were satisfied, but
the doughty Captain who had returned upon
the scene, and finding his gone, sought to
'find him again and punish him, but finding ihm
.. - non at he canal out to the guard to clear the
parade ground and to drive the men to their
'Anders; but It was more than they could ac
cemplish, when this bravo Captain. rtudicd °upon
soldier (who was Innocently looking on,) and
cut and slaslitd him with his sword. The man
was sent to the hospital, and his life is despaired
hr.. The men could scarcely restrain from taking
this unreasonable officer to tree awl making a
public example of that kind of transgressors In
theßixth Heavy. But we let the thing go, and
he Is now In the banns of his superiors, who, we
Lope; will give LIM his desert's.'
Latest front °lidera
The Franklin CX.4-a thus discourses in' refer
ence to late oil operations In that lunnzdiate
vi
tinily: Three years ago, - when some few men had
the hardihood to claim that Frankiln • was the
"Oil Centre;" of, Yeningo countyrthey were
laughed at and conaidered hardly:sound' in
mind but. to-day. the ease is somewhat dif.
fount, and It Ls.hard to see where the langn
comes In. During 'the past three months the
,followlug wells bare been struck In this
On the Allegheny rife, below thlsplace:
'The Keystone., Yo, 2,lleidlng 6 barrels; the Bale
Ar. Morrow Weill, 50 barrels. "L'e2 N 0.4, 40
,bar
rels; the Eimer 4lfoover Well, TO barrels; a well
- en the David Smith farm, 10 barrels; a paying
well on the Stephen Smith farm; one on East
Sandy and n number of others at various points.
b ei French Creek, a .10 barrel weii. On 3ulley
farm, which will probably . 101i1 20 barrels per
Dttidca this, th o
.7.llcatic, - ',, art moat far'
'arable on Sugar Creek and East Sandy, ana
there Is reason to believe that oil will be obtained
!hue streams in large anantitki. And
the mate f pet of the lands In this neighbor
hood are nudeveopeal. Who Can a:ly that in an
other year Frank li n will not he the "oil centre'
of this county.,
The 011 City Monitor records the following
strikes A Philadelphia company on the Win.
Alcorn farm '
on the cast side of the Allegheny
river, 'about two miles above thla place (Mr.
I.isyd Superintendent,) struck a splendid vein of
oil last week. The well has been tubed and is
yielding nay barrels a day or more. A well has
been. struck on upper Walnut Island, and is
yielding forty barrels a day. This . is ruiderstobd
to pe the Brener oil company's well. Walnut
-Bend la still In great favor among oil men.
Stolen Watch Recovered
_ On Wednesday night,ofileer John. C. Moore, of
fhb nliht pollee, bad a dlnieulty with two sol
lifers, whom he had undertaken to. arrest for dia
. orderly conductiat the corner of erawford and
Webster strecta; , ;. They &ado a‘istont resistance,
..and both managed to escape, but not until one
thembad alohnathe officer', Watch. The amine
men tithed another disturbance aaar Lafayette
,
about an hour, afterwards, and were arres
ted py offiecns Bay aid Messner, who, after a 50-
'6mstruggle, succeeded. in ~ conveying them to
the lockup. They gave their names as. John
Barry and floury Mayor Lowry fined
Barry t 0.15 and In defanit. committed hlra
jail . for: , !thirty_ days..:Williams..was sent ,
- up for twenty-four boats: This. =rating Barry.
ton n friend. also asoldler; down-to tho Stayor's
office, with ropiest to Fish thi colt to which he
had 'been counted; and/per:7.hr notch, which .he
had concealed. In- a flue bole. The man went
down, and after bring shown Into the cell by of
Bay,,coolly took down the watch from where
It bad been secreted. The soldier was about.
pocketing It, when Bay denianded lt, alleging
.that it had been stolen from °Meer Moon. :The
watch was handed over. and 'was 'at once
fled as bison's property:, °Meer Ifoon.was not
certain which of the; two men - IMT stolen Ids
watch, but Barry haw, by his litjudicions conduct,'
coefessed himself the. o:def.! , - .An-lnformatton ,,
will be made against him for tareeny, nod be will
fled It a &Mei& matter to get outer th'e Strait In
Which he has , placed himself. Mc Is a now re,
emit, having but recently; entered the service.
Abdootkol' of . a Child.
John •Kerr,, riwiding at the corner of dixth.and
Smithfield streets, appeared before anyor Lowiy,
on Thursday, and preferred 'a Charge of conspi
racy to abduct a child against Miry 'koala,.
Jena)" Black, alias Jenny Martin, and Julia
Brooks. These women are charged with con
.
silting together to abduct a certain Mgt Kerr,
an Infant tinder the _age of ten years, from the
kwful custody' and care of her parent, Jolla
• Anottle: information was made against Mary
'Wool., charging her with maliciously enticing
qv Farling said child from the custody of her
father with' Intent to deprive him .of its lawful
custody.
. The . acensed denied having had any agency in
the:abduction of tlie child, and gave ball for a
bearing on &Miley. The ehlldwas taken away
on 'Wednesday, and has not yet Wu recovered.
-It-Is alleged that she was 'laud toTyrone, Blair
county. - . •
Larceny of a Waren
roar men, named lingh Geary, 'John G. Cash
-dollar, 4herles 31artin and George Shaffer, were
arrested to-day liy theguyar's police on a ehatge
of stealing,a watch,:valued at one hundred Oi
lers,. false Thigh DuffyiEsq. The watch was
taken - from .. .Mr.' Dulfra .pOcitet, on Thursday
night,whilc he: was attending to soma business
In a saloon-on Fifth street. - Mc watch Was not
recovered but the accused wernall held to bail
for a farther hearing on 'Friday next:lt Is stated
that a certain party saw . Ticary take - the wateh;
and will solostify - when.the ease comes up for a
bearing.P3ir. Daffy Was. robbed
. of a aunt of
moury, amounting to about tvt - Caty-live dollars,
at tile inure
- OStitions 1h clearttehl county-.
- POil on file t roin,7 * (eays the', Rattintan lusr
getting to bea common 'complaint in this
locality. we meet' . with people every day who
.are fnily pomaded that will be . fonnd here in
abundance:. Largo numbers of:kite-a are being
Ftalteri, and pie jend wilfskoon all be secured, by
'these who "Show their • faith by. their works.
;We sincerely hope their faith they 'swat be lost
in Mgt* ormnodT, and (bat the leases may all
prove'milli able, intestritenti. We . understand
that preparatlonsi are :linking tis bore for oil on.
the land.of G. I).. , Goodfellovri. Esq., about two'
miles from Clearfield. ' •' :•
THOMAS Psuar, practical Slate Roofer, and
peeler In American Slate, of various orders.
Mice at Alexander Langhilabt, near the Walter
Works, Pittsburgh; Pa. Residence, No. 78 Pike
street: Orders promptly'attendol to. - All wash.
liarranted Water proof. Repairing •tione at the
mortest motley. No charge for repairs; prodded
- the roof is not abused after it lalmt:4l3.
INTANTICHM.--It is said thntn - case of lufaut
kids occurred In 'Woodward toultship, Clearfield
county, on the 30th nit: it is reportett that the
child was buried alive,. G. W. Shoff;
held an inquest on the body . The mother erns
Driveled, but °winkle the elate of her health
conk' not be conveyed to Jail.. pame
withheld for the. present. • -
• EVEN IN ELK ?A e compiny has
been organized to bore for oil at `Bt. - Mary's, Elk
county. A %veil was bored there 200 feet, about
three yenrs ago, and then abandoned, The same
compady bat morganized, and is engaged to
boring the came *di deeper.
EcurSes—Next year there will be four eclipses
—two of the sun• end two, Of the' moon. The
eclipses of the- sun occur on the 25th of April.
end the 15th -of Octikt.T.; those t. f the moon on
the llth of April - and the 3,1 of October.
. - • •
.owwilesrs .and caitte . go cells will be tek(4l,t
Ills omens:is ernes, No. 411:1'Petin street, c 1.4 or
All orders -left Elatiabove place
RiremptlY 4ttetided to. All.eslls must, be pold tn
..Tarwar efOrrimmerza.--•Wo areregnattml by
the paymaster to state tbat. Treaspq CerthUates.
'skied by the &dyad Audlthr for baek . p a y bounty
trill nun be pant . . on presantatton„, .
; •
Tam Oenpeet place to bay notograpltAiiiioioc
is nt:Ftnnk eases 'Book fikore, idea.
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oc29,3rtz!eiklls
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Lieut. General Scott's 4tilishicepapliy,.l4ols.,
• Price, : - 114 W. • ' •
A Kerr Atmosphere. •Dy (101 l Hamilton. price,
•
Bow to Get a Fair and Where to Find One.
.Price, 150.
Ft= Dan to Beersheba: Travels In the' Tf01.9
Land. By Bev. J. P..Betrasmn, D.D. Price, tt 75.
Arizona and Sonora. 'By Sylvester Mowry.
'Priee, St 60. .
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Essays. Moral, Political and Esthetic. By lles
beet Spencer. Price, t 2 00.
•
Lyra lingeheana...3romllo best English welters.
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Sage. , Poems, cabinet edition. Price. 00.
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• James Russell Lowell's Poems• cabluot edition.
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Gross , Surgery, two large vols. Svo. A. new edi.
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•
Irvington Stories.,
Jean Ingelose.
Farnvt—A trite story.
—Love In Marriage. An historini study.. Being
the life of Lady Rachel Russell. By Quirot.
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general. f 00113 3 L. REAM,7O4th Street.
A BASE IMITATION of my PATENT
the pu
CQPYING PAPER /II now bolo; offered to
BEWARE OF ITS
IL is arirotten that tr.hen datapetard for coitylitg It
herdly hold together by Ns owa weight. Bo
Buret.° ask Statttinera for the genuine.
, I • WILLI/tat MANN,
44,Sotith Ath street, Phltadelyhta. •
..„
HEIDIP.ROVED: .
A- 11.1111 e Giant Sewhairdlsehineb
:Pact ONLY eta Co. Unsurparised for cartninty,
reliability Yd. gime moremeal; and tot real
worth It bun rival...,For.almpllalty, durability
inachlue he
exacut lon WU retbfore otrertal thopubond unpqnalled .4r any
l other n o es
w ey
onlyi to be Seen Lobo approdlatOd. — ll will hem,
quilt; tuck or bled. Call and canir d no !or'yOur
aeltrcs
.! tvery tuachlno warranted. -
IL itkent,
I )o_,.T.lllCoppoalto St. Charles Hotel oath d
ONBIONMENTB. ---
• bbls. Sweet Potatoes;
I texi bush. ttesehlflost Potstme ,
600 bbls. prima Groan Apples;
• - IWO boxes W. R. Ohms%
'
600 galloos,ohlse Ruttsr•
2 COPIWINPWWnsh;,I'
Ls '
I lot I'lxx Seed;
/Wit seesered Risottos Into etUillolls4erty street
WSW :EclrTjatfer, 1 1( It'SLUX/111D
~.
ur.~:ai+.:..«;-x-. c . .r i x w ;::~k.S.tJ:u.'" Y -".7E:4,' ~f~:Y0~5~;~
S4LE-roli 114.
I •
•
E - ALE---2% very-raina ble VARILL
I;
berry A O,6 L 3 h I P, WelUtiOtChad comity Pa.,
enntulnlng about 186 acres, weal Improved, and la a
Writ Irate or runt, ationv - • - • •
Also, a FARM OF SOD ACRI•I.4, In Fairfield to.ten•
alde. Westmoreland oc tu,ty, Pa. Improvements
The dcod Is ol boot quality.
.ooal and
o Caton in abundance.
..... . .
Also, a FARM OF 114 ACRES, rh Derry town:.
ship, Weetractelend county, 'l's., Immediately on:
he line of the Penniyirania Railroad. •
Alm, a FAR Mor It 4 ACRES, In St. Clair town
eldp, Weatairteland county. Pa.
Aim, a FAR M -of 1.98 ACRRS, In Fairfield tOWri
ship, Westmereluid county . . Pa.
Also, a FARM 0171 ACRES, In EllmbelAtowte
ehlp, Allegheny county, Ph.; about 70 ACTe weeared;
iltnesione and a flagstone quarry opened; ll tim
bered, and it...y.2y of seems to the Youghiogheny
TWIT.
Also. TONE NEW BARGES; buht - Aul dashed
In a workm.nnlike taanne.
. . .
For further isirtleulars inquire of
U. R. TOWEE, Real Estate Agent,
not No. 166 Fourth street.
F OR SALE--LAAVRECEVLLE
Isi-
PROCEDPROPERtIi.—That becutlfullyxit
utded awl Improred Oro rtY. fronting on Mile
Genie andEritler streets, la now offered' for sale,
haring a front oo 111111 street of WO fret, and on
Center street of 406 feet, on which there la erected
a large Frame Dwelling Rouse, of twelve rooms, .
large halt,?good cellar , ice house, ke., all In cone'
plete order, with a beaut if ul grove ln front, : a Urge
stable, choice variety of trait, and excellentwater.
This property has been recently. laid opt, and will
he disposed of as a whole or in sections-to null pur
chasers, on .very liberal terms. The,plan of the
shots grounds can be seen at - my office.
There Is also a few beautifully situated lots
fronting on ButiertuadC.V.nter attests; near the Cit
izens Passenger Railway Depot, an excelleut loca
tion for business or private houses.
For further information apply at the Real Es
fate and Insurance omen of -
G. S. BATES,
Butler Street, Lnerreneeellte
• L.
FOR SPLIE:-LSUBURBAN srrEs 'OUR
+ VILLAGE LOTS, arts FORT HZRIION.—.
The undersigned Executors of the estate of John
Herron, drea d,°e'er for sale a number of Lots, from
one-half to two acres each, situated near Fort Her
ron, and within three minutes walk of the terminus
of the Pittsburgh k Minersville Passenger Rail
way. The above Lots are heautlfully located for
prirstesesldences.
Also, a number of small Lots in the village of
Allnersrtlle, fronting on the Passenger Railway—
thirty to sixty feet front and from one to two hun
dred feet deep. —•
For information inquire of either of the - under.
syrned,•or W. A. lIERRON,CIerk's Office, Court
HOUND. , . WM. A. 'HERRON,
. -
JOHN D. nEnsoN,
R. G. HEREON,
:F. I. HERRON,
jeiS•Orn _ imrcutors.'
i;on BALE—ii — STEEL & BAILEY,
-I- Stock Itrokera and Real Estate Agents, WIL
RIMS HALL: '
Tinton Lubrlc ~.. OR Stock; .. .
. Blood Farm h. Ohio do;
Ritchie do;
Cherry Rua 3r. Plttsburgh• do;
j Cherrylttm O. Pitt:Hole do;
• Dalsell ~ • do;
Allegheny A. Pittsburgh- do;
011 Rosin do;
: Culbertson Run • do;
' Tarr, Story nod Cherry Run do; .
. El Dorado do; .
Eyed Fatal do;
Ohl.) Valley do; .
..
Pittsburgh Is. West N's. do;
North America do;
Monongahela Lad:ranee do. deddi
ALEF
OR B—Tlie undersigned offers fr
Fate 4 lease Of . _
Three-Quarters of an Atte
At White Rook Eddy, on the Allegheny Valley
Railroad. The landing to one of the beat nn the
All:lheny River. There le erected on the lease
sight oil tetokx of altpaolty of 1.,200 barrels, each 24
feet bottom, 16 feet stases,' Woo hoops and are
nearly new. For the purpose of storing 011, this is
one of the best location., that con be round.
The tanks Would be sold separately, or with the
lease (which bas nine years to run,) on reasenable
terms. Apply to (1. S. LONG lc CO.,
N 0.29 Wood street, (Up Stairs.)
becember 6th, 1864. del32t
F°lt SALE
PENN STREET PROPERTY.
A 23,' lIRIUK. HOUSE on Penn St.,
Lerr Meter, now occupied as n Drug Store and
irelllng, Is offered
•FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS
S. S. BRYAN,
Broker and Insurance. Agent,
" No. 59 Fourth street.
SALE
'DWELLING IN SEWICKLEY
Early poisesslcm ran be given of A cars desirable
Dwelling Home, with three to four , metes 01'11104
improved ground, Inn good neighborhood.
t'h umbra and Selloolaconvenlent. Two hundred
yahla froutEdgeworth Station, on the P. F.
C. )I. IL
•
AiTly to S. S. IinTAN,
eev - 4 Fourth steevt . , trolleng7) .-
14 . 011- SALE—A RANI OF-165 ACRES,
- mg Sewlekly, three miles from,the railroa .
atation. rrcll Improved. Price 450 pot nerd
A a ACRE FAR3I on KLlbnek, 3!,g miles from
Glendale Station, on which ii,•A Orlat MIR, Store,
threlling, Earn, and good lutprotementa.
*SAM.
TWENTY LOTS, on Tremont and Tremont
streets, .Second wandEAßeehenY..
• FOUR LOTS on Kilbuck at it/lend:de Stathin,
containing six to ten acres.
'Fur male by
J. T. SAMPLE, Swat Estate Broker, •
oeo 87 Federal street, Allegheny.
1:011 SALE—STEAM ,SAW MlLL'aita
OIL REFINERY,—The gone-half or whole of
an Oil Refinery and Steam Saw 51111, with ton and
one , half film of ground: an abundance of cost on
tholut—one mine open- and being worktdodttrate
-iirg the Allegheny River and A. V. R.R., Lowered
for sale. The Refinefyls newand of modern build:
The Saw Mill is in splendid order, and lo well Situ
ated, No ins a= creek running from It to the river.
now: locality for building boats.
For particulars call on the undersigned. -
LTRAY tr. CIIOIIIq2C2CIIIO,
nplhtf No. 69 Hunt street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
11:4 SALE.—One new Steam • Engine
• ..1 inch cylinder, 90 inch stroke, on heavy iron
bed, balance rake governor.
One t 2 inch cylinder, 3u lath stroke, second-hand,
twill will be As good ne new.
Onel Inch cylinder, 4 B9 Inch stroke, new.
One 6 ' 26 " "
. Two Cylinder 'Boners, Se In. diam., 90 feet long.
Three "
Two Wrought Iron Oil
Also, Three Sets of flaring Tools, for Oil Went.
Cheap for cash. Enqutre of IL. AL 130 I.:
'etc.! 7 Allegheny River Rank, near the Pol
FOit-gtl4.
1500 lbs. of T x t'Ag METAL.
Fslq u I n 4 at
nc)o.;tl
Tti LET.
The ?Rm.-nor/NI BRICK BWELLINII,
hiessly new, coot/draft eleven rooms, with bath.,
tuuzi,e and wash house, situated • No. di.Qiathaut.
tatleat, Pittsburgh.' Possession given on -iho tint" ot
,tint 000. Enquire
.
deintt ntlakt, No : Filth Wiwi.:
VOlt SALE—A TWO-STORY 'H ------- ,OUSE;;(
twoutifntly wlttuited on Wylie street, near the, ,.
corner of Chsthstit street, contsintnif ltniertnomn-
A:ito, *TWO•STORY BRICK; wait [non; room.,
on hack en l of , peale lot. The obpre4kroperty can
be salt to onto `make thesp rent par ,tho front
bowie-P{9lWe year. Intmlte of
lint YS..STERfIIT, 977 rix.)..trezi ;
• ••••—A§TcoKrAFer
n - 7ta • toof blolll4l t t
tog 213 oetes;L-elenet Yra
zwit4ow, balance price- 0 9"1
.Lonv, Indent, bousei barn 10 by :00 , iitnee Ant i
4001., In mri fled. - 51tdAttA tn Burrell township,
r. r csitnotelond lo.oreted - "ot a bargain:
.414 to -
ssn9.4;
B. DP/ AIN, 104 rolo4l
FOR SALE,
A C7O3IFORTAILE:.HOUSE
'Of fotr roman, within ooe and a half squares of the
aired can, in Macmhester. Good water and every.
- thing convenient. Possession given imn;milattlyi,
For terms applylle fosiorn Pauly?? Federal greet s
or at Thomas Rupees Wagon Shop, Deaver street,
Dfanchester. nolldf
T. ' 4 OR SALE.-1.50 Acres of Coal, also, 120
A. acres of front coal In pool No. 2; abloom, track.
of coal And railroad, and . other, Improvements in
gpod Working order in pool No. Slone tract on the
nughiogheny river - 1 1 1124 . 0onnellseille- Railroad.
•Roqulre of • . WILLLA7d WARD.
sue . find door from an Griot street. •
FOR SALE. • •
COAL nAnor.s.
Slxnrst class BAHOES,•I2O feet long, built- to
'the Drat
manner, awl of the best material.
/Stno CRAIG, OUtiat Siw Mills,
nonktf Craig street, Allegheny.
.OR RENT=A:,. FINE 81 4 011 k ROM
with Dwelling and Stable, on lot bbove the Dia
mond, Federag_strect, Allegheny Oity. Possession
right away.. Formerly occupied by AI. IMOIIIIII.
Apply to ' . . JOHN DEAN, . •
7 :2(
• Allegheny.
lIIMIXT S.
InbonlrAtnigneT„sDl—„.pFar°rtmaCenZalet°Plfans:l.ll?&ahnttlarr
griinisuri4l.lllleirt
i nms eqt r bin t
3 ^ 3
other points.
3,1100.1. n borers; wages, kilt per month • and ration..
a,ocuTenmsters;
tOTrack Lnyerii,• '‘
Free
Healt t ya or s t b n o ti d o ined t
mn l a n e n o
ly dlelst b in o t re on e . i
ved.
JOIIN L. WOOD:1,;./e.,,
Cnptain and Assistant tturirterm aster, If. s; A.
For further Information !equine of
J. T. SAMPLE: tiarederal St.,-•AlleOtenyt
Or over No. 40 :Wash if igton Avenue, betW.een - Ath
• rind GP streetn,St. . • • -
ocaudint J. W. C.UMIK, Gen. Gov't. Agent.
larAlittlY--C..24 A MONTIL —Actnts
•T. everywhere, ;to hatrolluotothe, new SEUD
.atrs Sixteen Dollar family Sewing Machine, the only
• ow price mothinolu the. country whicAdaticalard,
y Grover at linker, 'Wheeler nr. Wilson, Rowe,
. b rae Co., and llnchelder. SolsefOngencOonoes,
ge cominhettoonallotrof.:- :Alb:Aber Machines.
ow cold for less Mari forty dollars each are in.;
ringerninte,ond the teller And um Mt*. .Iltuntric: •
fed circulars ientlyce. Address SHAW (MAIM,
Blddefienl.hfnine: - • - nongAmdstrr.
1191TOTED—$70 A XONTEL-4.;,Warit
r cpt4 u i r f l o Ka wi liWtU l b a gli en e x li jusee
al.l pertieolara free - AMA's OA T..
GABBir, Biddeford, Belie' " , o„learodoleT,Ti
10 , 000PnRS 'WMED -
W i t y 7
saneb,_____tton ti Alumna Ht re:
kik4ltestra, It. T. ff,„EDY k
LIGLITIIIL
- OF THE FIRE OF r;as. mairriusr.,
34 St. Jfiark•s Plate, arm, Fork,
Is mow tit rtrtssugast,
•
AND WILL RHEUM AT THE
ST. CHARLES HOTEL;
.NV hero he , c,a be eonsulte4 until
F I RIDAT EVENING, December 23, Hot,
DEAFNESS, OATAREH,
Discharges from the Ear,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
And all the virioto
ACUTE AND crinorrid DISEA.SESI
EAR AND THROAT.
h induced to make this visit on account of num er
oui applicationafrompluties residireiha Pittsburgh.
and vicinity, who-itre thimble to come to New York
for the indispensable personal examination render
ed heeesaary heingturimpossitdlity of prescribing
with benefit totheguttlentwithOUt It.
LIORYNItL will revisit Pittsburgh at reg.
ulai• tnterraig, seebrdingtO the eiteulrementi of the
,patients under Ms charge. The business In New
Yolk does not suet: any interruption from this
• lett, ea one of the fires is there In constant attend.,
Parrancnon, Pa., Nov.'3, teal.
Tide will certify. that I hare been Andre the care
of Dr. LighthUl for the cure of Uatarrh.and that,
although-ha has attended zee for a Intl.:peer one'
week•lfeel that a pannanentoure la to beefeater:4
and= so.nuchbetterin all respects as to warrant
we to eying . puhl444ty to Mann facia, and MOD.
mending Dr. Idghthlll, to an* one affected with
Cat i arrh. .. • ..TALORPOILSICTIE,
• Foriyth, - Eros. la CO, 74 Water greet.
[troalk toe Ilprte Journal, June 41h.j
•
In every bonne. or proresmon, indeed in awr
department of admire or them le hvayssome
acknowledged headtenne one -who stands out in
bald relief among his fellows , an a" tort .of leader..
Inthe study and treatment of:Deafness and Ca
tarrh as special Macaws, lie.
of this dt)) - , occupies Just the D. Li. LIGUTILILJ..,
lee poaYton above do-
elallty, and iznow reaping the inward of biz indus
try. the editorial columns of the Treuse, of a re
cent date, hear warmth to the Doctor's success In
thls,department of medicine, We quote the pars
graph
"Cl;ns ors Dant, Norm—Louis Loowingateln
need fourteen years of age, horn In Germany, came
to this city when-he was about two years of age.
Soon after arriving here lad was taken sick and lost
his bearing. Ily . degrees he became that deaf and
then dumb. For nearly ten ycaribe was a mute,
',amble to hear the loudest voloe, or to articulate a
word. About 'one year ago he was placed in the
hands of Dr.,LIGILTHILL, who has so far suc
ceeded in restoring to him his lost powers of hear.
ing and utterance that he ran converse with thole.
who apes& tt, hint distinctly and deliberately. DO
ring the past four or live moral'', he has been under'
the tuition of Air. Benneele, and has made corosid.
3 rattle progresstoreading and arithmettan •
Unclog-bees supplied with the lad's address, we
further investigated thematter, and discovered that
previous to calling on Dr. Lighttgli; the youth's
ease was considered hopeless, and he was for two
years an Inmate of a Deaf and Dumb Asylum. The
Rev. lobo leptt,D."D., Professor In 'Union College,
Schoncetady,in a published /etter, terriers his gest-.
'Studs to Dr. Llghthlll for treating succeasfully his
case of . Dcafneu. Rev. Fred: S. Jewell, Professor
of the State 'Normal School at Albany, also testifies :
to,brietim been cured of: Catarrh .- Dr. LlOthill
possesses other testimonials and tributes to hla tat.
ent from some of tho'wealtlillitand Moat promi-•
nest and.respreted • citizen'', which maybe wen on
oppllentiom would be. dlflicult to speak to any
but terms of pestle ofhis ' treatment, lathe faeo-of
these many proofs and .1404 testifying to-)ties' in*
TIIIS OFFICE.
•
,
Rer...Frect 9, Jet7ll,'Projettor di the Stale - Sot.:
&hoar, 41bany, .Nru, York,
: R.
t i gdelrA.toNt Abre ,
pahll stet psi slcareful irtatenienter My ease, to
. . . .
gunner imminent, my failure to obtain relief in
that direction, ray resorkto Tc,r ttesittanliaitdit ,
tier v
bereticial results— • •
1 hive becn,frosa izier of the, year MI, nib?,
jilt* violent periodical attacks of IJatarrk mark.
eil y,strong
.foreiblo symptoms, Violent inflamMe...
6ftholLning.membrane of the mettle* Of - the
head;areompanfed in the !list stagertitla watery
dlsebarge..from the nose, imbeeetutUy - bovonflog
'purulent yeldlm,any Tahreds eCh :c te o e s k e ot r h o e d a ced k
a
moat distressing species of headache, occurring per.
riodimily each day fora period varyingfrom emote
three weeks, aornetlates so 'violent as• to Weaned -
tete lee for business and confine nve to my bed. At
times tbe attendant Intammation would extend to
tbo troth, producing toothache •, or to the throat,'
occasioning hoarseness and partial loss of voice;
and twice within the last few years it has so affect:
ed
rken the le
t eye
eye ea to. eimiline me, fiu . sseks i , a„
da ed . , •.. • • •
I him tned medicines and applications of various
kinds, amid% apd other catarrffal. preparation* of
some half a demo, kin* applicatierOto the head
of canlphor, ginger' sod heat fomentation' of dithrl
eat hinds; 'Mad in connection with these the usual
emetics or eathartlea employed to induce counter
action. - But 6011 e of thine had produced any per
manent 'lmprovement; mind those few bastanees in
which' temporal rellef , yitas affimied'it was at, the,
expense of so muth a ri ffigth as to leave me grvyally
exhausted. Under these elmumalances I was led,.
though with reluctance, from the ;supposed Incura
bility of the disease, to map a trial of your treat
ment I found It soon even beyond my hopes ,
macffing the dilemma as It bad :never been milted
before, and alleviating Its symptoms to an extent
th -
widllya supposed impossible. At the time I
gave you my former certificate, while I did not feel
asaured of a. complete cure, I had obtained a Mate
rial relief which ninety repaid me for my trial of
your treatment, and width' satiated me that that
treatment WAS 119 effective as it simple and
philosophical. A stibstantial eadape fro periodld
attacks of catarrh, for the unprecedentedof
nearly half a year, and that in natio( severs oo;
currency.s of illness which would have formerly
.renderer such an attack inevitable, woo, to me,
proofof an important success. It tallow axmaattis
glace Isnot you that statement, aid .wialle it la un
pleasant to appear thus constantly, and'in this
guise, before the public!, it seems to me a matter of
simplejusticei to yourself,. atoll° those who may
be auflerintal was, to odd Mai am not only As
fully sabred as to the utility and of of your:
method of treating catarrh as 7 was alx months
;ago; but /AM now of thebellef that If there'll such ,
a thing as ei cure for throaty' -caterrhi.in My case C
substantial cure has been Yours rest,eetf,,ii7 effected. ,
FBEDERIIJKSLEB'ELL.•
Albany, N. IC., Sept. I,_ 1664. • • •
Atatan4; 150.. 2 5th,1864.'t
Da. LIOTITMLL—Zicar Mr: It is with great sat.
isfielloit Mitl communicatetO7.-joii, thit el6ste of"
the MbdiChlCS you gui'd f9 ,- adetura . 11 012 ; '
.T.pApited your directions,. and-ariturpor to .
WWI rim now so far recovered sfteLthe drat
sollisatiotsign tar feet Qulfif corithlent pup.; sm,
ire and Idiallsoldeelltointimeedfdtttry.r.'
ussuric# l .M.Y deaf ditr,:ll.neeeidit
POtaiOntatettO, pane a
- Sgurialgie soft, lien .
tx Your. with PdlipaCti 2 D. IL.POLE,
111010ai Odelinktounty.n. 2 - •
• L 4 9 1131411134: , • -• •
aUI7,O7C.IL_
OF TUE
DR. I,IGHTHILL
DILI" GOODS.
FOR TEN Mira.
'GREAT CLEARANCE SALE,
iilso,oot) WORTH OF
_ .
Pan and Whiter
DRY. GOODS!
2.
J. W; BARKER & CO.'S,
AV. 59 Markel fared.
BBEAT L kEDIICQBNS WThIF st;llojm
rrtTuE mums or
&Mks,
SHAWL;
PLOAICS,
i:;nBss ctoobs,
MEN'S WEAR,
BOYS' WEAR,
AM 'reel aitlele adapted to the .Preattat madam
_CJovizte's , ithereireY.exaxLtmi
*Mind Ulu a
FOR REPLEMSIUIIG MDR STOCKS.
t 04E1 LEAGUE GOODE&
I .
NEMO ;VESTS AlfD DRAWER ,
FONMEN, WOMEN AND CND , Dui
ALL WI!OLLVIESTS MID DEMISES,
I • F0R'4161 : 114.
01141111 Man AMU&
N I VQP-r; : *
I ,i4jimaz .Assonnuarr
. .
Or ALL! TEE DESIRABLE
.IITTLES,
In Plaln . and FaielT
'liblkea% Nada and Merino Ream
BUCKSKIN GLOVES AND GAUNLETS.
RIBBON NECK TIES and SUSPENDERS.
LOSGBDALE HAMM 11BISLIIIV
1T. 0 9/.. - INO; t il i tENS, la all coDinin4
asial.. nvonor. In item sad
e,.
asanaßlistAnalseintlon et • •
tor Moat
asininaeses, • • •
•
Rick hash and Bonnet Ribbons.
•
ELL AND LEATHER BELTS, • LATEST
STYLES; NEW STYLES SIDE AND • BACK
COMBS, IVORY BREAST PINS . AND EAR
DROPS, POCKET BOOKS AND TRAVELING.
RA (IP, 1•11 ILA DF.LPNLA MADE PEARL BUT:
TO. AMERICAN MESETA. WHITE 'AND
COLORED. HAIR ROLLS AND ORENEILLE
NLTS AMERICAN ZEPHYR HAND -MADE
HOOVS,TALHAri, SHAWLS, seams, sort.
TAOS arid HATTERS.' . • • • •
The totexolag artlcies are of AMERICAN MAR
LTAcTORE, and wece purchased dlrecUr Dorn'
the Hikers or their Agents, and AIR temper" (*-
.volubly In priee,stality and Ayta with F
flood.•Aleo, Domestic 81.213, I c t ft 3
BRAIDS, NINDINGS ant many•other SBA
WARNS.' Jest reostv uanUty of Amorboan
COC
MERINO and White O Iv HOSE
Special attention will hereafter be . gires.l4 ear
assortment•of HOMEMADE ARTIOLM •
•
• ' • " BATON, atsoßtnri - i*•.. •
isollttt ' , Mild
FARM)
'EMILE CLOAKS.
Oirtuikm4
i : Basques,
; I ;
Oren a
• ; ' `•,.•••• :•;.- ; ;5 . 4
• .tr.t...ZFCcalf; A. .'
Phi& •
(:;t4ICH:HEM •
I. BATES, 21 Fifth *set.
.FOR COLD WEATHER
H
•
Illaut • fun stook of very heavy
I Ills; ,InTLIND DRAWERS,
As well as the finer and tighter grades, leelialleg
the real Shaker Flannel, made to the ben manner.
•
For LADIES. uid 011.11..D11N we kora Jut
opened a full au of
Jtlerin
.0 Dratrera and rests,
v best quellty, in every elle.
. .
GLOVES.
d Omit Stook we bat* own bidaost
low, Maw A150,..11/00l- Stooklop,
O'Soot to Nub tal Dunne%
rallikrto, ha
The largest
6peopen et 1
oeks, }foods
Seette,italm
.BJEP,X7 .. S3IZIT/9,
Of the Ttly
good Qod I:
,newe.t !til.cl4l24cl.lolce 11;,ttoris,
JOSI;P .HOB.NE & CO,
tr; .us-x) 7S 3[Al:flu" .
•
FLAI.4I(I7a , '
CA.MoN
IfERIIii);
ROOD A.TrD. arra
E:R0A1411609.: • ' '
RIZ
is
Trinahmiloslery,ke;
• 'tram) ?Meng AT
9140, 9115301(
; ji o ' Cl
INN •
pnt4LT.
• - " r : i t
-"Ng
t •
BaNDED WARI:LioUSE aF
Phenix ITit rehiiieng
ndt or ramie & lIA,E=ON 1:1[001.:VW:'
TOlt STOILIOS 01 •
=mu Pthinrinc:
In Tanks kailltarels.[Ses Minsl29
Otnar. No. 03117AWIELSTIMLIT, New Yost:,
0 0 4 /
iOIIX X. IVALLACK '
MTALL ACE A C..1.1./reISS;
CONVISSIOY MERCILLYVS,, "
CRIME AND MUDD DEIIICiLDIDE,
DMMINE AND 'LIIBRWATDIO. Oms.•
CRUDE AND REFINED ' _
Perry Bloek,'Dnquesne illily,1111(116111
• Atir•Speetel attention;Oren to the SAL:EA:eV
SHIPS} NT OF rk:rnoLEux sad Ith products.' _'
:000ehtnutenterespecittilty aoilcited.•
• Pittatrunch .Aner tor TENANOO OIL
AND •
wArisroß'remoNCOMPANY 7 '
ratIROST OFFICE BOX ter: .
ORMWSOIf,' HAJOAT 4c CO:;
' coaaosterton nod Forreardldi hiere.4ntila
mann AND timitmltrattutr.,
'No. 19 IRWIN WIWEET,:
1:=1
Llbernl cub sidreneei on consignments far
Pittsbureaor Eastern Blarkats. •
rirmutruon iztrEnt3cms.
Sprizger ilarbauKh, Eq.,
.Thom Bell, Prent.Oommereln! Bactk.
CiptlF•ft
,u. W.'AMON JAS. 41.1116110,101 i
11 . 1utoN'a. 00.,
011fiee, 267 PIENN ISTREET, .
(One dap bilite flan 4)
And dealer* In lltlOurgll
CRUDE AND uprnm -T
-.
•TLiberal Advnnoei made oft FI:OCIL GRAIN'
SEEDS, and °REM AND Daum
TBON VITY . OIL WORKS.
LYDALY & CHORPENNING.,..
Mllllufacturenartil lielineni
Carbon Oil, Benzine a l ailLnbricatiail
Oiede
.fri-Ntireitics oiLP_ptg_x_r.snAiiiatheci- Osge-
Ite.-69 lIAITD IS - THBET, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BREWER' BURKE & •
camptisszoN btEricmtiv-rs,
E=l
Globe, Padiflo and Liberty. Oil Waits
Liberm ceeb stls.eces =di en coluovit4a6
Refined pr Crude Jp!iticcusiiii.
DCQUEBIIE WAraistlZA2iCOClrSft.,'
, PirrsEiuipwi t Pi, 4
ItOBERZXBAIWORTIE4 .r 2
PODWARDING AND VO.IIM79.9ION.IfERCHAN2'..
DE Ma IN V*" '-"''
,G LUORICATING, monk
PLVROLEVAI (.11LS, ice., constantly ehtbaulautt
for itile at the hiwest maritet p
. I.l.ces; Coaal p..
Incite add meets . =art-ter
WAIIII:TGAr s KTG;y:'
cfwmTsiwruirr..R.6k2amic,.,:.-
PETROWI2I.,A;rp
A
And t .
JA-m4s.,PMENT;
Oil of Vitriol and Aqua Ammonia,-
Aka- 0n5..1.11. itt Job n Porter4el4 040110.11%
corner of 3tARKET end FIRST STS.oraieinetTe.
pronipt . attention.
' • •
ViORKS. , : . • 1
. DIINC.A.LXIMLAI! k 004 .
• •
mr.a.m.u>rosissilr' •
Pare lildieltufted CurioUitAlils.
2•1, muurri.
MANOO COAL WORkb. •
Ccipital Stii.i3k. $186.000
12,000 SHIM IT $l5 ERB.
•
Pnifittsc:cr•—.7thill GRAPY.
Smarr-um—Capt. 3/01E3 GORD
DUIECTORS:
.
- JOHNOWAIPT,',... • 1. R. hforliTSte, .
.
vim: Mali . .• E.YAWIIET ,f 1.. A.
J. W. LYDAY „a • .. Capt. JAS. GORD . ft,
: . esyt',l. P. r,r.
(.71 . 7t7,1.
4 P:3. Mt, Superintendent. —.
. .
This company.owns the. property known en the
"Mingo Coll Works,” toge th er with till " Keen an rano" adjoining, and containing inen about Vio
• arms. ' The Weedy Is enrolled on tha west Wink,
1 .
of the Alonoqinheis slier bout one-stuto.bilf
miles below Monongslu laillty, In theutbird pool,
. on which ore intuited 43 miner's dwelling h mites
.store houses, shop., he.; together with 11.1111wIrf ,
running to the river, with Atonic, Abdtment, and nIl
,
letmllarY erthogoinents Mi. Idedingeog." .., • ~ ...-,..
The Minos are already Nxi opr ued,drained Anui rentti.
I 0 . 4
. glid ii!_g 0 mist ing i.4 o rder
u. t d... =entring:
lick . TA VI., A .111 wilt.
iris eV i.b ~W..-...,,,a7,:ipitjri !i - lr.., .. • . , ..., , . 1 ..:
the cord Jewell ittoWs ic; re ofthe yens m erry lmd
oath. •
37. The nil tellet is believed to bean* of the most
'valuable coal propertiestathe hicmorigibillsvlisli.
Thn Company now t triewes to theft** their
(still ties for mining b 0 omits edges iteusteddir
. tional railway, and evenot apart-1130001gin selifi•.
for the purpose of Wiring sontemplattellanwerir
meat* and providing a werki4Vapnal farthr/ger -
Vitrigit i gile ' s Whichthe at . eirnity . Will inseme :...."'
i the Director% tonfidently believe tom. the "mango"
will prove to be one of the moat substsztlal and
remunerative stooks in the nonatfl. *LIU -
P •UALLOWELII.4 0/.1.0141U,L 13E103.
4 iiirOOL, • WOOL ,
•33 xtr, xi 49&6*A
.
notstelp; Nam.. 1 New Tint.'
•
Arorwr 13.
- Ar.Y. Wool. coNsIoNED To vs IS bA.RE- .
FULLY 011ADED• TO SUIT -TILE ItARKET.
Our acquaintance with Manufset men; Is eMenslye,
owe of us having been in the Wool trade for more
than ten years. We believe that, by , :eolutuctltty
Widnes. in tbn two largest market, In the comity,'
wit, offer to consignon unusual facilities fq. bane.
log their Wool to the not leo of the beat 11. Mo in the
Now. Enghind and lidkitllo States.-• • • _ •
Our commission for selling la Own -Ostre eri
sorno, and Or e sec cows. or erces non Lancia,
fferoaaoe, and lomitirser., for ?Huse morons; be.
yond this time Retool eapensur In charged In-addi
tion. This Includes aGUARANTS:E• on all sales,:
whether finverish or on time, and we are always
wlllingto antlelpate'settlemeat of aecoutits ten.
derml, at current Wester moody. lye aim to 11'
ftireas . V.l. 7. lr.ILWIllm . L. 11. .•20h •• . •
• • •114.1..LOWiLle 31110T/tE,R•Arrre7ll4o,l!.i
• AssisVAS+ n.ll/07xli • ! •
• natY . 1 13theusnati, Ohlo,Dee. N 1961. • 1.
Dtc• lath, glEdi
811 -Mole. Wagons, Assapitiaiklatd,'
To be &Mere.' heo of chargeeDlirealS. •
Clitrirre,
anent Vrnson co,. ate,
' In this rity, with .ttar.Derefeet,thereggraft barked •
diatincey on the bos,arieliaintradexp tkil wheels
. a n a' 'm fr a of eaol , wages; J.,- ;•.,-;• . :
Specifleatitnia of the Wagang Isar be at this
~ oreee, and a multiple; wagonlaart be aster at 'tiro
wagon yard in tide city...:.:. .; ,;
llldde#awlllAtatathebembrr.bldfo; dome
t .
m penaiolaisweties.gunesateelrig-wor-r Wale own.
thµ the iieer wilt eater Into brae for'
neftlithieetti Contractahonhi one be aleset‘
h/101 Mida will be. cycled a: the time above'
ta lgtiVete b gaVFliSity; ;IV 1 41,, t raw;7:- ,
The at firrcretrdri to: ze„,hrot sot bid deimelot
utreessoinable. • •
'FAO bid primal be:marketed thin earllopo
potpie for Ar..! Wagti . 94l.7 and arigrraved to Mill
acreignee.- •
lit order of Wst , W.jirpKtior..": •-•-
; 0111 Cf 4: M. Cincinnati Depo .-
t.
D. N. IicoLUNG
&Mt Celeste ant k. 1-
' 73 °Prs
IVlNOTHErstibzietwir,',./•
; : *18,400 ,WNITILOF
,3;ice3
TO BE BLAITGATERED f
; ,.-, •, - irl , lnf,ilij . , ". ,: •- ,, ' , 't ,- ?5:1 ,-.1.•:...•:.zi
A ISILIDELPIIII Silk.. GONE I?,
And thr444‘01*,40,.°2644f
45: '-Centa'” the -.Doiling ' 1
idArtTINFX , hatilbe'eath, and gobbled tip the
entire 'leek at 40 eetda on the dollar. _ _
iSupertor evade:a-made Philadelphia gooda. , aablt •r*
must ell be elaitett old. at Once; to make medlar'
the ladheaae atdektd:revitat Kdeda_fidtt eating ta.
roe 13,6 6 4:
hIPP I2 O O
art on, the
- 4H!" , i* oircrwi;s:
~ C ONOEBT HAIL SHOE Mligt
,
No': Pi} okdr;..
sar airsnd cipporuiiiirfif
•
LARGE 8141)-1Mkga,
0r . ........
Boots, Shoes; Balmoiala ;abidin g r
Ortiemodititiptiibtat7lo - sidiriskel, ,
ADAPTED TO THE WAIiTS r4g . At.f.
Suit xecelvell et
•
it FEDLMAL ST, ALLEGUEMI
P.S.-Frt arthlnveveriday. • 7 ^
LARGE Atip lenbill'AttitlVAl•41 11-
LAdielv, Mlsseo,
• • OWN. Babieo
lEC CIP - El. 63. -;
.Solt livered, and will tt,yr
as thej.oM :-
be bought for all ldaee. ,
Onll and exgmlne gay griktve stook. , rlemili ,, f
ps. you ggt tw the tlg A t ce
• • -
‘ •t.
de3 No. %Market gi
JAM ICOBI3 - -?
_.; 1 1 ":a 9 Pl°, irk
. . . .
.4ELLs Tar. Isar
17E-sz4rk4timrfrO. ,
'rat swim •
..14 1 . 0 .0/0 4 4-$7,13.5:0211.4.84 , -
'Of and hOilse i* o.t.i.t •
Ho; has - jiist- molted a . magntgeehL-Psat
Try him
TUE ?STAR , " WORK!
ausT .noravtolty
GEORGE ALBIN:R:80N 1/0,,
.N 0.92 "TOW 3111zEr.) ."' ,1
D V' s' and ' Y° lt h.l4 ileirtil4l 4ol 4:, "
K '
Clat"da4i,in4.lo4l rSge. ' ;'
TlSegetoOda Ate nadllCOntii treeta belWalke l
W&Mant 4 4 4,4 aii“ 4l /e4 041/0111 sack. r 4 .1
•
zos vt- - •
• •
C A 23 R.A•TENTI3T,
' A# o o#i74-11=x*
•
si•. 9, 9•olMAT'Sntrar Pitesbi 4 /.4;." .
•
utessrdtry Gov imuta °dike ""„
V I UMU S; -1 T;i 1 3 1 .9. 1 % - BACir iekti •
34.1 2 40 1 .0PL1T
knife:O`Natal
A6nliN!th.tfnQM
011 1 12111)NDRODIDOLL3ILS,4ae
abaigbilhos so a% of wo,a . eidi_Onvefred la
-11 t Ca n si #44 - r, espOgias 4 ,'
".
4. I. ik HALLTMIIII/3611, ' ;
. • •
Army.:atid • I s iaiT , Ageiter • ••••••• ' • s '
• .•••
• • • f lo ; l 4 4 .* ol iiVili !n'i Pir!..lVl!' •
to , •' 7
and PRIZE RONEY; Ltd lictMOrswer' •-.. ' ,
/LATRINES of releaseditolsoiscts sollettok •• , • •: • • • .
PRY-03 , 111.1SONERS'OF WAR O d d IddritlPllo.l!
CLAIMS •••-. fPENBIOItret ;. cf.
An- ROUNTIIB, aaine.rai •arraTia* ,--
'e --:••
CLAIMS of very cleserfsdlos;i . %allotted •by • Olt ; - ;••
subeers u
ber, at thn following . estavits a . • • -
• • C. 0. TAYLOR., dtiodssyditadvei •
- No.'LI Grant ettoet.,Pfttsbardiu re.
. N.: chames are msdelf the chitin " •
succeed, and all information elven puttee '!f ; • •
SOLDIEII.' CLAIMS, EIDUNTIES:
riNsioxs AND AURVA PS OF PAT. • • •• , •
Proliptlir aft:coded to - '•
• airmails% a staaara,•
N 0.134 rottamt .
: ~q .
W — " li e RR.
•
'MINDED elojanaza
$lOO BOUnIY to"au w. 4 44 1 4 9011 0'
'L'now being Data to au irith'i l !gefitifikW.,3lt:TA".
;`) ° ' lt ”ViiIDWAMIN4: 4I 6 3 ;:st
, .
1%. MlN's7l
- arseltrair
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~...- ! .:;11.8.Td. ePII-;i.i...ti tokurtigs . ls.'
4iTTIRMINtIy4I4I6Awr Wild , 44.5r5i;
..i. la Ligargigfiliiiwk4Austoiottg.nn-fekiY,•l
air 01)14 No. I.o7ollxxli - W a tt ' ..: '` t
.4. 4. amnia. ..../ ..•
deKRELL .t itiiilabi ( .•. . - -.. '',, .1)
Or.i.
ATTORNEYS-AT-yl,W — - •
V. lacErrsraYstiEmiutp , OWii,AQl=. , ,f) '
. J3ount.les Ndoisoldod souriri"all.):46 4:7 i s
iea to twenty for
d.yoo.
.: .
Nromee Ye. Po es...tivitimaigir; '
C.A.ll‘fitlt dpetoirge sad ProPUPPlies: ... ,14. ". 4.; :-..41, I g
Noaa,w saeFa~,
' .ATTORNEY 4 AT-1,4w •• • ' - f ",.., ' • -,
4 , r0. IN Fi r ,. Erritits - r, Plttstautb, Pa: ”.
:* i l at. -- 11 .:'
MIMS ' a for PENSIONS, acstrifTr. r2 4 34c-.!:•::?,- . -..
•AteNr44.o., vircoutuls P , ......atid . : -,.., -24'„i4.:*- -. -.._..•
jag."...
LtigUARTEILVAMER GEffilrillirrrL •;:-.
_.g• ;: • ""' ''" „ must Az uw•-. ~• • 42:4 - -':
- w.uiltri' 11411 031.21044r0tter Se, • ~.. t. r
,:.• ,401 be sold nt Polak , AtittlOo;.to th e " '....,,,,' P.. tii
talcri at the times 4nd plptip amid
us ill i ii:. l 7 , :„'•
kilo *
.Wfillsrasport, Pit, lltrsilnr ;.,..i.•l iEI • to.
.Tcolinstawn,Pa.i.mursdny2SlllNl.;...g , • .4.1.
Trenton N. J. buab . ler s l. ' ..; •' , .•. 2
- NVO AUNDkED. A Alart:110: a4' , , :c„, - ,, i....:• ,. . , ..r:
64iLITOrietiatil'iiii;eamea - - " I 4 : : t
the covalryarertes allot stars. . 7 ' "l ' =• - ..1.' .. 't ... C'
Lath
iCeutaltstinilw putpokii'mibr ioottlei . s. , ~ ;
- —.
Ss e to commence a Istmciaki.. , &..ez • I on , x ..
, cash, in I . alteckSta tee earrit • r. .. .);.-- • • *f : .
' • . ' Colossi trishaws FlSste'Dt eis, , t , T.Miri ,
dee& • . QUllttortnasdat Qtatirsq.9 111,;:t1,1f,'"
4
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~‘ t-..: v - .l. 7 r:+r -r t" -7 '' 1:/45!"':* •,:..o',
lira', th 4 et. of all du. , ..e.cr.T.,,,timatta , _ ; A.,: ... 1.4.7. • . •
riv. or. tram* days, by soltn .
...r.,. 1411.11' new Ltd, .•'; ~ ~. .....1.":
0410... . *." • •:•,. r a
=l:4li Uri' s tiVagd.v..s we rw , d , , .
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