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tht Vittolotvgli 6akette.
310::;;DAY, DECEMBER 2O ISGt
AND SUBURBAN,
...(rAOX bATcaltei',4 Ogysxo oaisrrs.)
• The*Library Hall Project.
41 meeting etf the Corpo . rators the 'Littenry
111+11 Committee and oilier citizens interested in
silo erection Of a . cmieenient and capaciousysde••
lie Rall,in lids- city,sias held on Friday After
noon at the office of Thus. 31. littwe„ . . Bank Bieck,
Fltitcstreci'.
- The meeting VMS organized by calling Feltz
'T:Brunet:Esq., to the chair, and appointing D.
M. Book, Es 1., &e rotary _
- Mr. Bruno( stated briefly Dia object of tho
utentinF,-ghing (ha Mohr of the Linrarl tialt
.
h ee
timitt, chartered a few years since by the
Legislature, and Stated that he had a chpy of the . .
*hatter, irlikb, tt it were the desire of the meek,
14,:_would be read, _
We hare already published the previsions of
-the charter, and deem It unnecessary td • reptib : ,
Rye Secretary read the ehMter, Utter 'which
Interrogatories were pit to )Ir. Drubot, hy , ser
iral gentlemen, aa. to the sums:led cost of the
amdertaking; and Its capacity. ,
• : Ile replied by stat'ng that when !the project
Was 'ehartemd, it' was thought: that 5100,000
would'cover . the her:rosary expenses, to Moe..
Mathis.% ball:capable of holding . two thousand
persoosi .but how, with the price of material
MOM tlumbrobled, and a corresponding, advance
it the rice of property be thought it.would nee
comity cheat over MO,OOO. „The speaker rapped.
satisfactorily to several garotter's pnarounded,
conic:ming Use proposed locality of the building,
Ilralowe sutured it as his opinlon;thit in
'Mew's& the magnitude of the undertaklm, , ,, ;the
proper question for this-meeting to &seriatim
was,- "Is this the proper s Alme to inaugurate the.
measure." • •
Mr. Dickey moved the aPpointment of
nalttee to inquire into.tho feasibility andpractiM:-
'• Unity .ot the -project: also
_Authorized ,to
Woks :for the purpose otcneelving.subseriptions;
and also bare power to add to their number.
- "Mier Considerable diseusslon and interekangn
. of opinion,. participated in - by
.31estri. - Dickey,
- Thaw, Dilworth; 11owe,,Erniiot and W. A. iler
ron,•esos., the mottonpnwalled, and the follow
ing 'persons were appointed: Messrs. F.;, 11. Dru
'' not. Isaac ll:Pennock; William Thape, James.
jr., and Joseph Dilworth, ems,
On motion the wetting adjourned. i . •
IStaths of Unhsa"Priimaera at. Charleston..
11 e. find in as official list of the prisoners of
lar - . who bare died in Cbsuiesion, C., from
August cX , lh' tol:keens' ber 1dth,.11864,;ih0 foliose:
iiigiPeuasyleanisus -
Lieut. Co. B, >wd Bonita.; died
.
Sett. 1.3 of chronic diarrhea.
„.. _. C. oe, Corp. Co. D, 101st, P 24 Sled Sept.,
21; of , ehrottlo dlarrhea: . • ,
- *WilitPontione, private, Co. 12,1034 Pa., died
Scd: of eliroile diarrhea. .. • • -
Samuel-Keefe,:.private Co: B, 16th Pa. Cay.,
died Sept. 23 of ehronle.iliarrtion.s: I •
J. Kescoddin, private, Co. I, 14th Penn., died
Sept:2o; of chronic diarrhea. -
d Tonle }, private . Co.
E, 1031 Pa: died Sept.
• . 2S, of 'chronic illirrheo. •
Joni* Prirate, Co. E, 1034 Pa., died
' Oct". 1, of eb,ronle diarrhea.
II Hugel, '
tge1,t70.12; ',s4th Pa. diedi Oct. 2 , of
chronic diarrhea.'
A. J. Botrer,priinte Co. 22.103 d Pi., died Oct.
diarrhea. •• • _;
J."6' Carman," Co. E., 187th Pa., died Oct. 4.
,• of yellow fever. • ..- • .•
D Davidson, private,. Co. A, ~16th Pa., died
• Vet: 8; Of (Monte ilhirrhea. • •
••.•
D. Steiner; private Co. G,lith Pa. Cavalry
Oct. 8; of elliptic diarrhea. -
• 11.; _M. Pritchard,'corporal Co. 11;140th Pa.,
; *Alied"Oet. 211; of chronic diarrhea. I •
' • G.V.•."Walters. 'Pa.i•diod
.''. 'Oct. 24, ofaeorbritus, ••• < • • •
ll:Thomas, private, Co.,Ei3ith Pa., dted
96, from having amputated. • Oct.•
.2t.'lf.-Vose, Limit, Co. • F, 50111 Pa., died Oct.
"..'7 of yellow fever. ' . • • •
_
• ISeirth, pirate Co. A. 50th Pa., died oa
• r Oct. SO, of anaaaroa.- .
H. - H...C01e, private; 'CO. H, 24 Pa.tervalry;
dial DcO. 5 of chronic diarrhea.' " • . • .
Jola/Mon, pritate 0a:1435th Pa., died Dec.
•5; of Chronic diarrhea. . ' •• "" '
,••• O. K.' McKee, private; Imo. Pa., ied Dec. 7,
of chronic diarrhea,' 7
prirate.,;Co.-s•l(Ddpi.,died Dec.
7;it chronic diarrhea.. -•
-71 e: 4teAicldent oa tkui Cleieland
We hare obtained finm the Oftleinf . of the
,ileceltmd and 'Pltolburgli -. ..liallrood, a correct
iccattnt - cif the riaelanebilysoo . Went pearliudsoa
4 • raft broke two row from thcr. cludr; being
the fourth WI from the bridge. The engine,
. Veneere.ear and asp= ear Tossed trrerehe rail:
hird7 the.. bridge, all- right— hind truck
•. of the hagsg. 'age car ..sraa o ff the :track .. - when
' stow. 4. The first passenger can Ls& the fcir:
' ward truck lamekad from raider it, and clear
from-the track—the' hind tnick gehig 'through
. theliridge, and , the: car ..bOdy resting on.
• Its' mule, — and on.' the - - tenth — side of the
briqge. The second 'paisenger eiwArad- bdth
'tricks' knocked - nem 'under it; and as the car
bodyleaped the bridge it fell with the front end
:sonaabbig and upsetting the - sontkabntment of
shebridge—tbe shock breaking the body in two.
'The bares 'of threar tiros broken' Tell with the
the loss, of. life occurred to the
oceupenti of tbra,car, who were dropped into the
• opening among the debris.. The third passenger
meleft the track bat did not t Mum:ter. All ln-
Itulecinatalned ta t paseengers the first and
.cltlrd:cniss were girt cuts and braises. The
sndibitanot been In use quitelwo yeans, and was
perfectly sotmd. Th e bridge was nearly new. ; -
.
Thseamea of the killed and seriously wound
cd bat'e already been published, The report of
' the death of Dr: Basch,of this city, Is not wn
. fumed to , the report dram the accident received
this moratne. . •
. ' 'The accident wee one unloose which no skill .
or. foresight 'could 'prevent, and. whielf will oc- •
easkeudiy happen to the best . managed roads in'
the country. • We learn that the bridge.has been
repainalT and trains Me now rtmnin. , as usual.
iVoruiert'al on Strike in Fayette.
..- late question shout all la this section has been
.
definitely settled by striking is,most. wonderful
• , /km of oil, in a well bored ratite farm of Mr.
Jneob Crow, Gcorg,..'s - Creek. When Moonier
deactinded to the deptliot about 'three bun
,
- -
died and twenty-tire fret, large quantities of gas
and off began to- issue from the mouth of the
Increased so rapidly .that the car
. , - •
naunilings • of the well were soon drenehed, and
•
• erstf - With the greasy fltalL.. The 1107 in
,
eseißd In force, throwing Tip the`oll higher and
Arbor., Mr. Crow, who was present, - fearing as
• accident from the vicinity' of a storo - to the der
rich, hurried eeery one away whogathered to' ec
the sight, and not one remote Itoo • soon,
for , ,the; gas and oil .ignltlng •by the lire
• In theater's, exploded with a most terrific noise,
tkrotrlng the Lames ores sixty fact high and scat--
' 1 , 7n4 the flaming oil In every direction, and set.
• Winn! to the derrick, enginebin? &c. Mr.
,Crow had a narmw escape, being In the en
, gln.hol2llo when the explosion boo place. -$o
'the' of-oil In-Large - quantities in that
•has been "definitely settled., by the most
vonderful strike. Mr. Crow, who Is now In the .,
thy, has verified the above- facts ..oeer his own
algustara; - :•The well above mentioned Is intl.
Onslyagitaated at from three to tiro hundred
- barrels per-day.-"A number of other wells are
beitg tared on the creek with the finest show of
oil. Fayette county promises to be one, of• the
snost productive oil mantles In the State. ,
.
-; 11-ant Killed.
.
- -
On F ri day arenDig, aiunit seven 'o'clock', a
man tarnefiTtnipas Donnell, a flamer reeldlni
41'800trtonlithlp, wait - histesoly killed by the
"orerturnisig /If ble:aogon :on thh Browns,Mo
^ 'll appeal! that Mr: Dolmen bat ben to
the city was Warning .honto *lth a two
'horse teach Mott *non. On ascending the NU
"near Om toll gate, the horses, from sorne catisk
unkneron, got off the precipitating them
selves and the wagon down the steep hillside, a
•31staneerOf perhaps one- handred feet. -No one
few the eirlderit; but the man was found soon
` , .-after, with his skull ;chilled lu to horribly man.
tier, and life eithict. One of thti homes woo In
jarr:d, bat' the MKT escaped unhurt, The de;
ceased tr7id about .fifty years.,or age, and wee
'well known op the sonth side atm) river. - Cor
",isner,Clawson held ar Impost Chle , mataing, and
thajoty found a verdict of accidental death.
Oil
. Operations in Lawrence Conniy,
oporationi In Loirrencoeoimty Jue norrbo;
..I.lgomusirpried, yrltti the most
Boti ring IaCIICC4 ' Or 15116=13. The Walters
_ Minn, - on the hlnhottlng, has been sold for
MAO - _This Is theTarm on which the famous
Strawbridge well was located, being the
pro
ducing well In that County, It produce d some
'minima hundred barrels of plil hoe ..lettred
In," company are now mined Le tilling a
new 4v ell. , All along this ealicx, doWn to where - -
- -*
it empties into gayer creek, preparations ere
, making for altiking wells. .The .Frisbee farm,
which attracted considerable notice On inward ,
••at wail spring which it contains, has aloe hem:
• sold' at- a high dente-510,000 having been re
. fas - ed;. some time ago, for bait an acre, - The
Villthmes_ot oil territory in this country are now.
, • -rmitelarge,nnd a few. months will snake to dd-•
relope it thoroughly... ",
pia PaeEas - STr: J ' PAlnnt;Matonle
Fllth.ftrcet liar Ilamees Weekly, Prnnk Les
, lie, the Weekly.Tiitnme and Wbrld, nLidnllAn
3ptest,TaFitpfuz*eatioris— t
~:7 ~
s:~...vj `,,.,5.~~. t ~. ,~°.~'~},: , :"~..a5i~...r•.KFa.,.,,a :r,a;...~,,~. vt `~.7~a..~.4 , .. , aKo.l:S;Y~_.~.ra:f...ju+~.~-.~:K._~xc~'.~.~ww:r.:,~'`~~a~'"w..~.~~-:: ~q~~.. ..~
Timm As W. Pannr, practical Slate Roofer t and
Maltz in Alain : law Ohne, of .11160tia °niers.
Office at Alt:ander Laughlin's, near•the Waiter
Work;,.Pittsbomh, Pa. Residence, No. 75 Pike
itrett: Ordtwa promptly attended to. All work
warranted water proof. Repairing done at the
sliorictit notice. .Zio charge for repairs., provided
the roof is not Mused after it out on. . ,
NEW Goons lust received at- the Merchant
Tailoring establishment of Graham dr. MeCaul.
leis, T 3 Smithfield street. We would most res
pectfully Invite the atteanan of our friends and
the public in general, to our new stock of fall
and winter goods. They contain — all the very
latest styles of English, - French 'and" 4raericsu
'clothes, cassimeres andlcatthigs, all of the finest
quality, and is seloctellrith the greatest care.
Gentlemen desirineasidonable and well made
clothing, mould do well .to give ttl a call bents
purchasing elsewhere. Every garment Is war
rantedwyglve fullastisfaction in both price and
.GRATELM d McCatintEss
_Mptchmat Tailors. No. IN. Smithfield stsCct.
. ,
15PECILLXOTICE.--rito attentim of our ruad-
Ais Is directed to -the _brilliant assortment:, of
yall find • Winter Goods Just reeeist4 by •
friend Mr. John Weer; No: iM Federal street,
'Allegheny. His stock comprises a great variety
of Fancy French, English, Scotch and American
.Casaimeres and Cloths, and tine Silk and Cassi
mere Fading*, a ll of which. will be made up to
order in the latest styles and In the best manner.
I. choice selection of, Furnishing Goods nlao on
land and for sale;together with a, Mil stock of
Ready Made Clothing,. and fashionably
TIIIIOAT DIZEASSS when reaching to Mc
Larynx; the voice, - f;tim this and other names,
becomes hoarse, and - by neglect - nu entire loss of
yoke is often exNrionced. Brown's Bronchial
Vocheswlli be found Lutiniably efficacious.
OMNIBUS and carriage calls will be taken at
the Isle. 410, Penn street, day . or.
night. All orders left at the above place will be
inonnitly attended to. All calls mess be paid in
advance.
LETTERS REIA.INING UNCLArIf
xI) in the Post Unice at. Allegheny, on the
24th day of DECEMBER. 1864
• To obtain any of these letters, the applicant gust
calf' for nedreifind letters," giro the datq of thilliat,
and pay one cent For advertising.- 1
If not called for within one month, they will be
Sent to the Dead Letter Odic:. ,
Fuss DetivErtv letters by Carrie's. ht the nal
tioncQt of owners, may be esti:ram b z observing
the following nri.mv.t. •
I. Binger lettere- plainlA• to the street and num
ber,
ber,rTs well ns the post 0 se and State.
2. Hrtan letters with the writer's Pod Qffler and
Mar, dyed rind number, sign them plainly with full
name, end request that answers be directed accord
ingly. '
3. Letters to strangirs or transient visitors in a
town or city, whose special address may be un
*known' FhOuld. behiarked on the tower left hand
corner,lvith theword “Transtent.”
4. Baer the postage stamp on the upper ripilt-band
•Corncr, and frorcapcce between. the stow p and di.
Mann for pord-meril»g without - interfering with
the writing. ,
N. B.—A Ittoritsv for the r.r.renrc of a letter to
the writer, if unchamed within en urn' one or
less, written or printed with the writer's name,
Part Office and State, across the left-band end of the
envelope. on the foce aide, will be complied with nt
the usual prepaid rate of 'postage, payable when
the letter is delivered to the Writer. Oce.t.S, Law
of 1661) :
Antrim Nate :Hamilton Jane :Mitchell Mr
Armstrong O:DI, Henry Isaac.. 131o81a7.1fatiltia
Ankinslienry,2,llemmgrayl C !Moore Ellen
Adana Saints !Harry Jenetta I_ ' N •
Ashby Rachel Allitiber P J • :. iliibleck Mary
Allen Mary C I lif. Arne Rena !Niel:tele Harry
- Anderson hint.'lliolland David !Nicholson J L
•• - B I .1 • '• - INiekel Joseph .1
Ihizzel Annie Johnston Bet Newkirk Joan
Byrne (Mtis - Join:AM:I (tote 4Nortlin J W
•
Brown John°. Johnston Chris! :, .0
'Bell Isabella ' - Jones F•annie3t•O'Donnell Chas
JiramenSarair iJackson FanneyOrrriandrr Sue)
'Baird 3 . N JacksonliaraetlO'Brtan Thou ...
Bayle It 11• ' johlusan Thosß• 1 p
Itchrborst 11.Wm' - ' Jackion Lym Al Pa Jor.es„Thos D IP - arks Armstrl' -
1
Beers Hem' - al 4
Bess Elizabeth Jones MT , Patetson tams
Benson Limit JesseihionThn Ai Popp Frank
Bnehanan Ells.! / Jones 'Peter i Park /I LI
Bryant Lettie ' X Parris S -
Burger Maggie , KellyDennia ,PhillipsJno M.
Bryant Nary 110e'avelr Geo !Patten htathew
Brook Mary fiariThem ' !Paxton P M :-..
Barclay
_Mary S. EallybLathias 7 It
Insley Ma .3 I L Roly'Albert '
' Bialiliary ' Line C A ' ,Rentlet Kato
Bradford Margl!Laughtner N A:Hussar* Emilia
O.- Lockner Hattle;RiateiT.o •
Caniey Jlts ' ' Lindiay Hanntainberts 'T .1•-. ' •
•CarroliJamez..i
Lightner Sarni 2 Robinson Lititi
7CleeMrSatot ... Leaner Joint " ~ 'Richey Mary
CbVlihe Sarah - ' Lutz Jardine , S
Coatilfester - " Loam James Shower B
Callback°. , ... Lev4iJantes .!Stimple U A
CuthheriT C : Leggin L
_..- . - v
Crarvford•Mary,Lyons Wir4.-
W m
ISullaran F W
CinakEratly ,•• }Lightner Mt P Stemma Hlb ',
CusningteinaM•L'as Maria H.. !Steen Jennie'
l'otterell Wm
.O Mc. __ Singleton Mali
Camber Pritc'eMeatimieiltienlStuart Martha -
Canton Mr , ''hieldule alalStnatt'3Lary 3I
. - - 1) •' - IlifeQtlade Lath 'Snowden Mar E
Davidson C hlonane Bvr -ismith Margt - A .
Latia IV 1314:Alger DenniacsierY
rang laitte" •liteglee Emma' ... • T
,iltrson Ella A IlleLaughting , T
eo eatts David'
Davis Susan A - ',llleLure Helen
Si Threspnilugh!
Bruit Thos B " IliteLanaglins SI, Toner Julia A.
Dillloger Mlchl•Me3teakan S All Tom R
Dick Martha , _ piet'llear Jas '
.. r•Thoritton Mara
.F.i;rin /mar, il•Mcaclanall .1 CI ; r fs
'V .
LIM John • INeFamiLltitia• Vern Oar*.'
Edgar M • 'Mena Charlie "Van Winkle Ida
hatep WillisJ ihicCiabeit Oily .11- • IN'
F ricEiren Wm J•Waltins Jas •
Fisher Fred'k • hi Contlib Prus' Wearer Elijah
Forsyth SamlP 31&11elland Lir, Wolf Eliza
Tante John I lit - tliTalkes.ll P
. 43 IManitiall. AndsviWallace Itanob
:manlier A IP" iMaalrt AndrewtWalker Harriet.
Golf Adda " Montgomery d !Watson J D
graham Immo Iforlitt Annie Welsh lbo
r armed John Bilittilin Celia - Weaver Louisa
onnerrlane - Merlsiti:herles Wells Maggie
t raitarn Jas M Millard 4.1 W, lWartlek Peter
ember Maggie ;11regey Ellen, . Y •
•11 - , paeans Emily touts WW •
lammantlAJlL2/ Malinger IL i Your/gbh:vodkas
award Chas . Maglitll. ••• !Young L
utchison Chat Startled,' Sint% !Yingling 21010
looker Dr -Willer Julius , , i ,
inmates, S• . ihforphy Johp ' • •',
- • ' -.- 5A3114. R IDDLF P. If.
.IMITSJE.IIIWIrI , S.
pITTEWURGH THEATRE.
_ FIFTH STREET NEAR WOOD.
LEWES SIANAGALR. WiLliemplasoS
CIMSYStiS HOLIDAYS.
' TWO PERFORMA .
'The•AFTEAPIOINi at rieelOch, the greet moral
&otos of .
UNCLE. TOWS CABIN.
EVENING - pitromenei, at?;, o'clock, '
Sans ` Mho Fannie Butt
To oonetude velth The drama or •
• THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. .
Mr Lore or res. ' • .
NOW OPEN, AT- MASONIC MILL,
FOR .11, SHORT gEASON.
Trintuitted stieceu: Theban nightly crowded
by cothuidastie 'and. delighted audiences. Thu
putdle voice emphatically, pronounce II
THE BEET EVHIBITHIN EVER 1N PITTSBURGH,
VONDAY, (CaiustirAs,)
Three Grand Enpartainmenfe,
AT II A. X. - AND AND TI4 x.
NATIONAL COMBINATION' TRUI PE,
COMPRISING
firreenty Star Performers,
Who 'WA unrivalled In their various specialities.
rep/melded attractions for this week. New Acts'
—New Features—New .Sensationi. • Chance •of
Programme nightly.. The entire Corps of Artists
attach perfortaaace. The EDUCATED DOGS in
their nurprtsing feats. New CHRISTMAS PAN
TOMEHM9 produced In a style oever.before wlb
tic mil In this city. •
Lin OF PANTOMiNES POE XISITUELK:
, ,
. lireile.WhleUe rTg 4e Itln—Magle Vrete—The
Groper,—The ope—The U (played only by the Ravels
and thit, Company ,)-he Rivet Lovers—Row to
AToid the'Dtaft-13tobet's Apprentice.
"Exhtions even, owning st 7!"; o'clock.
°BAND MATINEES ,Irednomfay and Wards,
afterooonsh commencing at o'clock, to syklcii
Ohildrea vin bo admitted at 10 cents e•ch.
Air Tickets, 30 seats; reserved scats, 00 coots.
&Ma% EUEIIS SOMERI' iY, Manager._
aft:fern:kr SALE : .
50 ACRES OF OIL TERRITORY.---0A
• TVINDLY EVENING, Dee. ritti; at.%
°clack, will to sold, at .oommerclal Saki Rooms,
V Fifth' street; lift deres.oll Territory, situate)
on Walkeria ereck, Wood county, Virginia lumen-
Vg.j:,..lignizfrobmnurtrkepturtr. T o d il,ati6 from
Railroad. It is within , 2.Agiles of It g l igir m etlal
letup
Wells on 011 Bun,
fiber
is now pumping the
host /obligating 01l yet, f ours` and which coma:nu:4s
Sad pier barrel. The great bowing wells on the
headwaters of Bull creek,. known an .Horseneck
Well,. Is 434 miles north. This tract In also In
straight line between the Duck creek and BarntaS
Sprit= oil resilon. Wells are being bored, with
natterinc prospects, on , the same( ail adjoining
tracts. of whichtlitais a portion. . •
den • •A. Melt:WM:Mt, AlieVr.
A UCTION BALE—WiII be sol . d.et,
4.- Ile Auction. on TILLIRSDAY, December
at the IstllkaryClothlng DepoL . Steubetlyllle,Okle,
About 1000 pounds sk R
y blue oney Cottinp. •
to dark blue Mule':
" a *bite G
000 • 0 grey Lining "*.
. • otten a •
Bale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
Payments—Cash on ttenyenr, In Ooyerionegt
funds-. . • - ALEXANDER CONN,
Steuhenirtlle, Dec . . 17th, lest.
.; den/A.
,pEATT'B,OI3EAT ANNUAL tar i ff ,
POtlk. l4 -111.1.?MewruMillIrril ALBUMS:
of all sites and styles of binding, OULD PERS,
foe holiday presents, will be sold; at auction
EVERY EVENING.TELIS WEEK:snit at nitrate
IWO during each day, at MK g . lfratat at Oa!'
'''e74a!'eall'X' 2"4 ll4l l r sz.m., Oat/ ma.'
A. McILWAINE. And% • • { de* -•
INTH 'WARD -BUILDING LOTS.
'Ori TUESDAMBVIOCrNG; Dee,. srsh,al
detach; will be told, ateommerelal Sees KOMI,
'O4 Flithetree,: two valuable Building , pots In the
Ninth Ward, on Butler street. bemoans Fhnith nod
Oirmerntretta, intelr.harlug at feet front on Butler
street, and extending but 110 feet to Spnese
being Nrat. 10 - and in Springfield plan of lots.
dent,, • 414 /31447rA1L1E 7 Auct'r;
S.FiECIaL .VOTicr.s
IMiIMEII2I
11/13TFACTLMICD 117
E. & 111. BOLLHAN, GELVANY,
(eci4ni'rry• MA LLET 4. CO., Bordeaux.)
The only:Vinegar awarded with a Prize &O at,
orexty exlitbitiert;.n.t the International Exttibt;
Unit, London, and for ease by.
F. bL BOLLSIA.N,
ii.Mcodtr
PITESHLRUAL SAW WORKS,
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• • - NATHANIEL MAY FAIR, Fag ,
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DIL LIGHTIIILL
CATARRH.
DR. LICHTHILL,
Letters els Catarrh,'" .•A Popular Tres.
aLse on DealUess,”
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
ADM CAN LIE*OO.NSULTED
FRIDAY . EVENING, Deo. 23d, 1864,
Deahess, . Catarrh,
AND ALL TILE VARIOUS DISEASES OF
EAR, THROAT AND HR PASSAGES,
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRII
The tint sensation Is usually a feeling of dryness
and beat in the nose' and a frequent inclination to
sneezing. There is on Inability to kreotbe freely,
as the now becomes stopped up;sometimes on one
side, sometimes an the other. -
Soon a clear watery, acrid disohargo makes Its
appeuorue, exceilating the nostrils, and eke/ of
the lips, which become red and somewhat swollen.
After a few days the discharge betemes thick, yel
lowish, extremely frequent and oontbaues to bo a
marked feature of the disease, and a source of much
°anger, and the 'greatest annoyance. After more
or less time, it becomes purulent, highly offensive,
and assumes an extremely fetid odor. it in usually
so profuse as to require, when confined to the nose,
the frequent application of the handkerchief, or if
It drops into the throat, which is more particularly
the caw, while the body lain a horizontal positioh,
constant expectoration, and equieftmes both.
Sleep lo frequently disturbed try a sensation of
choking, caused by the presence of Dig discharge In
the throat. Owing to the beat In Oa head, the
watery portion of the ow:ellen often evaporate",
and usuming a condition of solidity is deposited
upon the membrane of the null, rind upper part of
the throat, in the ohs pe of mildew , hardened/now.
The accumulation of theoe incrustations produces
a feeling of discomfort, end narrows the nasal pass.
age so as to embarrass respiration. Therefore fre
quent 'gotta Dave to be made to- remove them,
either by forcibly blowing thence"; or by persistent
hawklog—a practice so disagreeable to the one of
footed as It is to those around high After the re
moval, that side of the incrustation which "Altered
to the spumous membrane wilt sometimesbe found
bloody, a fact which explains the lone required tor
Ito ilb,lodgment. During gimp these incrustations
accumulate more raphllycand the feeling therefore
is most uncomfortable Inthemorelnin Sometime
the ettbrts to clear the thinot are futile until oller
breakfast or after semerlung warm In swallowed.
SOLO patients gate that obey ate not successful
until they have swallowed lona *Way Or brandy.
The discharge, which it at drat Without m
ama, in the progress. Of the eorePloint, an excess..
hely fetid odor the breath participaes in this, and
becomes occashanally so revoltingly offsnalve as to
render the patent an oldeet of disgust to hinnen ra
as to others. illeeration of the burnous mem
brane of the nose takes glare frequently, sometimes
even attacking the bones when small particles of
substance will oecastmaally be tenni mixed With
the discharge. The accumulation. of the discharge,
together - arßh- the thickened laindition of the
mecums membrane, renders respiration tiros-„h
the nasal passages very difficult, and oftentimes im
possible necessitating respiration principally
OLd zit:.
.I'sat.hfamctb°4:B=.lesricii.inits:
001/747 produced during sleep, known Alen:ring,
originates from th e same eauee. The' vo ee loses
its musical quality, and assumes a harsh ow; nasal
character; the sense of smell becomem much Im
paired or entirely lost, and the same either, though
lm Acquent, Is produced on the sense of taste.
DemißociallY. while blowing the nose, a crackling
or bubbling sound will be heard in the eon end
hewing will be found to be thick and snapped up,
but return
Is with a snapping at
Thl.B
E benornenon Is Usually repeated at one tine,
irfru ti reff. not
L ' i t lDt a fet i l r flretry " To t te u i ' v e4 aM Y e
description will moke their appearance, and add to
the distress of the sufferer, and hearing be lost so
gc /finally that a considerable degree of deafness
may exist before the person la really aware of the
fort.
Their eyes are apt to Decode. weak, Irritable
sad disposed to water on elpettlte re wind and
cold, or after the 'Ugliest exertion. A pain more
or less acute, or a dietressing feeling of pressure Is
experienced over the eyes, sod sometimes on the
hack of the Lead, and also pain in the lam. closely
t o neuralgia, for which It in eta min
taken. The distress In the held- weakens the
mecnottaan.ds runtimes Irritability and moroseness
of dispoeition. The Momach generally 'firers
more or. leas, Is weak and irritated, the appetite Is
espriclous, and le
as e s rly alwaya back in Mamma.
Ins
Inw,
severe ee the syetem become" feeble
tad prostrated, and there is on aversion or Inability
to either physical or mental exertion. Not entre
quentty catarrh proves fatal either by debilitating
the system or wearing out the patient, or by tray. -
cling upwards and produelncsore throat erections,
bronchitis, and finally connfropften. It may be Kale
ly aseerted, that hereditary predisposition. catarrh,
is the meet frequent and Important canoe Opals fa
tal entriplalnt
Catarrh has been considered an incurable disease,
and on the strength of that supposition haoheen
neglected by both the profession and tho public.
As it is Um exciting eons° In full half the cased of
Deafness, Des. Lighthlll hove specinl for years part, made
proper treatment their study, and hare
by their soften fully established the curability of
this complaint. That this is no mere assertion will
be readily comprehended by the annexed testuao-
Dials from highly re erectable parties woo bate been
under their cam,
•
Pirranynaii;Ps.., Nor. lalle„
-This will certify thit I have bden under the care
- of Ut. Llghthtli, for the cure of Catarrh, and that, •
as though ha has attended me for little over one
week,l feel that a permanent cure. la to be catch
all, and em sanuich better In all respects aria war
rant me in giving publicity to' these facts. and re.,
commending Dr.7.lghthill to atiy one affected with
Cntanh. .TALCOW£OII.327II,.
•
65 Wood. street
Naw. You, Nov. 2, IN4.
Titls le to certify that I have. bean sanded with
ealserh for come yea whim! produced the toast
dissareenhie effects..- /, consulted Dr. Lichthtil
about nine or ton months since, and.at ones placed
myself under his care. law entirelyfresfrvin Cr.
lark my throat is perfectly heathy, cod my health
is very much improved. • ,- - E..N0LA.04
Mee Erie Railroad foot of Duane street.,
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BEET
From the Homan Plab.Rattee Vit. •
DL Linty:limn s....Deor rrsr,-7 sane ytiu Mate.
meat pimp cue, which pen :may the y 'think
proper. I hare aoquatntanees In dialtrent parts of
the States, have serval those years as Senator of
Penobscot county, and three year as Represents.
sta:yeara—in our •titate Legislature.
fily statement may toment scene of. those , &Matte
mink my Macau.
•
. .
For setnial. years Lave be en '
'' tetth
,Clatenh. I have rated 'many prescriptions for it
withent•recelving any benefit 'therefrom. I have
taken your . medicine about ten months, and it ban
cured me.: I. would recommend to those Mimed
with thin Moonier to apply to you. lam confident
if they will strictly follow your directions that a
cure will be .eltbcted, bonito: inveterate the cud .
Respectfully yours, . nikrxsa,
Prom Rer. ft. P. Lyda, Mn.!.
I hams - been mush tr oubl e d with Oatarrh'of they
worst type for some 'twenty years. ;It gradually
grew _worms,- inducing , coimb and hoarseness, da:
straying the sense of smell and breaking down my
'general health to sucha degree as to compel me to
resign my pastorate and suspend nubile speaking.
I made dillgent•use of the usual remedies, sued
tnuff cif diftrwt. kinds plUuto of sitter, tar wa,
ner and Muddling, but without env:: salutary
Met: Last of
heard of Dr. hthlWasno.
oessful Dade of treating =tartly v htm, and
put myself tinder. his treatment. I began inunedi=
&Lob, - to tummy.; andlblo Laprawsment has tont
ine to tbeproseat time. illy oatart S has gradually
Melted sway, my tough has dlMPPeared, my voice
bee become natural, and I em once:more able CO
eefTs ' bled tb :Sig=rzh o u,;l4.: tr4t7:l4
ocClyllW rett..ls , p.tugszi,L, . •
llatatia
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482 Acres in Fee Qtl Oil Spring's Run,
Three miles from 'AcCorkrullAvil;e
Incorporated under the Imre of Penneylrani.
CAPITAL STOCK s►oo,ooo.
100,000 Shares at $5 Per Share, fall Paid
:Working Capatelreven - ed for development 20,000
shares, the zutemrlption. price for 'Mick in $3 per
share—not liable to further aseesenient.
vnEaroEsr
GEORGE W. CARR, Esq.
President of the P., Ft. W. & C. IL IL Cs
BECltUrlitr AND TALLIVILEZ
-T. LEECH, Zr.
=MEM
Geo. N. Cass, W. Beesley, '
Tt B. Guthrie, Benj. Baketroll, Jr.,
Jos. Richards, D. F. MsKee, •
Prank Rahn!, R. T. Leech, Jr.
A. J. Began,_.
..
TILE 002dPARY OFFERS
10,000 Shorts of the above Reserved Stork
IN TILLS MARKET.
G=2l
Books of Subscription
ere new open at the office of • A..
. , .
S. S. BRYAN, 59 Fourth St.,
Where Froapeetus and Map of the Company's prop
arty can. be &ern. deSte
LINCOLN
OIL An MEMO COMPANY.
Capital Stock : : $lOO,OOO
Shares 100,000
I=l
11Tlarking Capital: : : $16,000
contingent Fund : : : $lO,OOO
The lends of the above Company 11ee•altuated In
'Venoms° county, Pa, and consist of Two Losses,'
Nom Pru 1IO1i3.; ,
{[lll MAchlnery, Tools, TazikAge, tec
Also, Three Leases oa Oherry Ilan, on twit of
which welt" are mow mink; and ill ACMES to fee
stipple on the Allegheny Illver,.ln the heart of the
beet oil region on the ricer. On this land Is a gond
vela of eoal,and also tonslderable-thnher. . •
.The Books or the ,Above Company
.Are now open at the otfloe . of EOM TRAY, Jr.,
We, 4 Hand streen, or. at the melee of D. IL
HYRAX, corner of Hand street and Duquesne
, Way, where full description of the lands and
prospeate of the Pompaiy ;twain. fuluseer-
STANDAIID
PETROILEUrd -MOWERY.
tLABEk• SODOM
.
• Works and Office, COLLINS TOWNSIIIP. •
Omce th Pittsbuigh, Wooll'6l/SET. •
These works being of the Ihrgest eapiieity in the
L ' ; ‘ frntn a j: the highest L l . " ,lag u ato Et:
13,.; fur Emptyend 11•0 test, end the v:44l:t .
MUSKINGUM AND
DUCK CI!KRK OIL COMPANT.
- The Books for subscription to the Capital Stock
orthe Muskingum and Duck Creek 011 Co.,.'are•
nosi opened •at the store of REYMER is BROS.,
ir.d and We Wood street; at the Auction Rooms
of-T. A. XeCLELLAND, Fifth street, and at the
P) MW` STOCK EXCHANGE, Wilkins' Rail.
• derierweoci • .
O IL WELL STEAM INGlNEES•tua—
prepared to furnish .2, •
STEAM ENGINES. .
Pm touch approved of for oil .wells and other pan
iTres, on th e shortest notice. Having ditrere t
red.r.agnes On hands, and •flaiehing others, the
,fablie ma be acoommodabal with almost any sire
they want . tai , var ,i trMierAr i ll t a t e t tf ivard,
deem • between Meths:Jo and• Anderson street!,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
CL:elfIX AGEXTS.
Joorrn GAZZAM OTLIIIIIIV 11!..1C4.11T1C1L
MCM ASTER fit GAZZA.3.I,
SOLICITORS OF
CLAIMS AND PATENTS
AND ATTORNEYSaT.Datir,
No. 98 GRANT STREET, IPittabirrgt.
. • ' Licensed by Govetnnient to oollect
BOUNTIES, PENSIONS, BACK MT
Ail all other
Military or Naval galls
Against the United States.;
ONE HUNDREDDOLIARS, due soldiers
einrge4l on account of,. wonzula received In lsattlse
collected Inunedistely. - -
enthedraL&TOM at IS GRANT STREET, opposite tA.
• OCISa
rEttildn.l3oUliTEß:
W. J. & HALL PATTERSON,
Army emd Navy Agency,
No: 144 FOURTH Plttsbargst,
x42olloNBpeoorredi B U 1 TIS3 : IiAOB PAT
and PRIZE MONET, ead,OOMIdUT.IIT/ON Or
RATIONS of relemedprboners collected. .
- FAY OF PItISONM3 OF. WAR tax 4eAraira
liy tleiz wine or widowed mothers, ± eon
OU,lp BOIZ4EAS
sloo . BOunty to alt Wounded flildleni
• •
Xi - iv'', Wog pall! to all witlt utHoeluirgc. it*
alone safe un,til tiro inoal r ia ,
T. U. S. Ooreronteit;
Pr0.,101 FIFTH ' stand door below the
SOLDIERS , CLAIMS,- BOU THIS
ix:NatoNs Awn A .11,174,14.1 :1' PAX..
Promptly attended to by i ,
Embalm,
• . N 0.115 FOUBTII gr., Plttabmk, Ps:
MILITARY' CLAIMS _PR' SLOB •'
BOUNTIEIS BACK PAif 'and lIIRSTAIit
CLAIMS of every:description, oolleated by th
anbscriber, at the following rates, visa Pansies*
O. C. TAYLOWAttorney.at-Law,
No. 73 Mani street, Pittsburgh; Pa.
tr. P. , -N6 charges are made If the claim doeO edt
aneoeedi and all information given grails. WM/
arrmwriars.r
JAILLEB LAFFEATY,
ATTORNEY;AT-LAMr"" - -
Leo
IT Office, No: tiSCrotatTr!. IrtvzsT, aeia' Orsw
Pittsburg. • r ' s. SreMadiat
V. O. XACICCZLL
e.a 4011111111111
MACICRELL SORNSON '
ATtpRNEYS-AT-LAW,,
111. i. Mai:MD soi.priaw 6143334GW1T1il
" 'Boman tor*Wounde4 Solder; isolledtidiAltcla
eten to twc it days:
ks o. Oa Gomm. Grimm Pttlttioish.
Oa th discharge. and two witoesses.l detd.i
.. . •
ATTPattiE76AT!I-AWi
-•.• . . ,
.Ifo. 108 Fxria Stazzr, PlttabiziO, Ps: .
Matins: for; Piwsmrta;: tiotater a
• , mArrzy; ac4.ntototudy prosecuted.:
- •
• • •
h~r~...M 4 sG- , aa'+sw.s'4:Ln,F+c.-~.i~r=".Ss~i~ a.. 5u~..4.0
841. 7 eK S.
.N.A-1.10-N4L-BAN
OF PITTSBURGH.
11. S. Government Depository,
rITTSBEROII. DECEMBER 19TH, ISGI.
Thin Bank hem on h.tud, ready for Itninedinte do
firery,
7-30 U. •S. TREASURY NOTES,
Ie sums - oteso, e100,450n find 41.001 The following
extracts team Official Circular Letter Of flit lion.
W. P. PESSENDE.ti, Secretary of the Treasury,
will show to .the public the detlre of theGOvern.
• merit for all to subscribe to this
P.ALTPLICOTIO XitZPAILZ7
",TRE&SURT DEPARTMENT,
"DUCE3I4II Irrn, tgat. f
_."SUS , Drafting to avoid ,any further Dave
Bonds, theintereel of-which Is payable in cola, '
coy further increase in _Paper Ofreuletion,rl ask
your special attention tothe Seven altd Threc , tenth
Note. now offered fo the public.. It is believed that
these. notes pieeent advantages , which D.1.1.01/LD;
RECOMMEND THESI TO ALL 'W4IO HAVE
MONET a'a iff.VBST.. The Intermit Offset& is, at
present rates of 'Other Government Securities, such
ss to render thernattracti re, and their ohonvertibill•
ty into Gold Bearing Bonds gives them - an hddi-
Donal value. It is onig necessary ghat people
should understamithe advantages antdedbf this
class of Securitierto insure sales insufficient daily
amounts to meet - tite current •demantis L upon the
Treasury, acct, • • • ' • ; •
pigned,) W. P. FESSEiDEN,
"Secretary of the Treasury.
"TO . limn OlCototon Esq., President Fourth
Natloniti Bank, Pittsb urgh, Pa." *. •
FOIL • GOVERMENT COI/MISSION ALLOWED
TO ALL PURCHASERS
JAIItS - 0•CONfiliII, PItEdIDZ-NT,
8. D. HEBRON, 0d.51111M,
.
Fourth National Bank ot•Plttaburgk,
del99t 15 Market street, Plttakurgk, Pa
DOLLAR baviNGS BAZIK,i NO. 5
FOBUTII STETS?.
CHARTERED IR 1955.
Open daily from 9 to .2 o'clock, also On Wedneo
day and Saturday evening, from May: tat to No.
vember let, from Ito 9 o'c lock; andfrom November'
let to May Ist from 6 toe o'clock.- !
Depoeits received of all sumo of not letts than One.
Dollar, and a dividend of the profits declared twice
a year; in June and December. Interest has been
declared aeml-annually, in June and December,
since the Bank was organized, at,theirate of six
per cent..n year.
interest, if n ot drawn out, is placed to the credit
of the depositor as principal, and bears the name
Interest Slam the lirst daya - of June end; December,
compounding twice a year without troubling the
depositor to call, or even to present his pans book.
At this rate money will double in loss than twelve'
years.
Books, containing the Charter , By4mws Rules
and Regulations, furniahed gratis, on application
and he office.
- Faxammrr—GEOßGE ALDREE.
VICE PIIESIDII.3I9. .
• •• . . .
James McAuley, James B . D.Meedo,- ,
John IL Shoenrger, Wm. Douglas, -
Dunes Ilerdmins, Isaac M. Pennock,
Peter A. Madeira, • • James SIMI°,
William 7-Anderson, John D. McFadden,
A. M. Pollock, M. D., John G. Backofen.
TCUOTZES.
Calvin Adams, . Henry l. Lynch, ,--
.7ohn 0- Medley, • TohnlTArshall,
? i e r =k ; Walter P. hiershall,
• John Orr; ' •
"Alonzo:I A. tinnier, Robert Robb,
Cherie* A. Colton, Henry L. Ringlet:tit,
John Mins, a William R. Schmertz,
Bent. L. FahnesTock, Alexander SNer,"
John J. Alexanderlte,
William S. 'linens, William Vankirk,
Peter H. Bunker, Isaac Whittier,
Richard nays, Wm. P. Weyman,
JameeD. Rally. - • Christlen:Yeager.
&meaty end Treasurer—{)BAS. A. OOLTON
=Mt claw :
wm.E.SAVINGS INSTITUTION NO
HO SMITHFIELD STREET, .(o tiosite the
Cuxtona House.) Chartered by the r ,elhiM ue. .
•
' OFFICERS.
. Preefdral-,GEO. B. SONE&
, vivo rIIESITMNTS.
Wm. Smith, !mhos, 'Rhodes,
Thos. D. Messier, Alex. Bradley,
Francis Sellers, A. Eelnemaa,
Tsardr—
ilerity- Lloyd, . F. Balm.
•
Tames - Park, 3 - r., S. S. Pewter,
D. M. Long, ° T. IL Tiernan,
Dr. Taa. CirOPWII I / 4 B. F. Tones, •
A. S. Bell, U. H. Wolff;
fos. Dilworth, R. D.. Cochran;
Wm. Smith - W. A. Reed,
T. Woo well, W. R. Phelps,'
It. 0. Schmerth,. D. E. McKinley,
S. AteD. Crossman, C. H. Paulaon,
R.• M. Smyth, :Taco!) Stuckrath,
G. Follansbee, , . Alfred Slack.
C. Zug; •
Radars and Treasurer—D. E. APKINLEY
Open daily, from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. Also, Satur
day evening, from 6 Los o'clock.
Deposits received of one dime and upwatds. •
Div/dctals declared in December and Juno of sack
year.
Dividends allowed. to remain are placCd to tho
credit of the depositor as.principal, and heav Inter
est thus compounding it.
Books conialnik; rirter, By-LaWs, rc., fri.mLid
ed at the office.
Sir This Institution offers, Mmecially to those
Demobs whose earnings Are small, the opportunity
to accumulate,, hy small, deposits, easily Bayed, a
sum which will be a resource when needed, their
_Money not only being sate .but bearing, interest"
instead of remaintim ungrotinctive. sealant.
JffIERCMIXT TaILORS.
FASHIONABLE '
/ AND
DESrrIABL.O
For Gents & Fount's 0/thlng,
MADE TO ORDiat,
IN THE BEST STYLE AND MANNER.
B. B. NOBSIS ,
uxemorr TAILOR,
No. 71) Fr.DEBAT, BT, Allegteny
ito3l4awd
• •
1/ISBELL'S BLOCK.
•
W. H. McGB
10 ST: CLAIR STREET,
Would cell the attention of bnyereto Me stock el
pods. It has bee •elocted with greet care, ant.
contains ell the NEWEST STYL OF GOODS
to be found In fleet class houses. Gents wishing •
malt of clothee made to order, 1,11.1. plena° cell and
examine our goOds mad pricfsfe-, diso,le- ase.
complete Meek Of.
P. IL PeGlEr., irmorcisi Vaunt.
No. io Sr. mous ERNENr.
A ENRY G. 14 AIP
Merchant, rraiAors,
N. W. ear., Perm, & St. Clalt,Stlets,
...ivsisitcat.
OVER OATS
For Bop, Youths and Children
FOR WINTERt : SEAR.
GRAY &ICH2f4d,
N0..47 ST. SLATS STREET.
DIV•WEXTPS. r
Plrys=lll. rf. :WAY= & Clt& 00 VIVA;
Pirreavann, Pa.,' lire. 16th, Ili&L • •
DIDENIV . :'ON . :10APITAL STO(A.
AIM 'ON THIRD MORTGAGE AIONMS..
. The Board of Directors of this Com y haye
•• elated a Dirldend s end 0 o p the Cap
Sat Stock; for the ondlngDee:3ltll
the tharehoblere w - stand reglitered * rat
di,
dayable ( tree of Government trix,Lon en alter t6e
' Ow of Tannery, M, at the oat* of the Com- ,
paw' An city, and •at t• Tra:ir Agency
• Vintiow, Larder & Co. No. et Wall s reet;
York, to the:rdoehbelatil as; rests at the re.
speettve offkee. The Bowd have a(io Ordered the
antkipet,ton of ce nt..: aymen of the half-yearly dirt
.dend of 234 per onthe Third MOrikirZfral
!due April - 1,180; ma/rlng i t t l e tyable on sad after
' the 17th day of Janum7, to the bondkoktern
registered on the tilt diyit meter that., at the
Transfer Agency, .Winslow; Lanier & Be. No. &I
Wall Street, New York. The transfer gooks of
stook and third' mortgage bonds Wilt dose on the.
tint Wa n t, Octook p. m. end remain closed omit
,the nth af Janurty theTtafter.
• • order of the-Board—
*Malt' W. 71 8.6.83123, Becretiu7.
.imni — •
, -BOOTS 3drO SHOES.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
AT CON CraT.:
SHOE STORE,
:IVO. 02 M•Lirt3i. llStrecit.
D BAAS, *at, - ALLEGHEatx.
1101,1141 80121,
01 Boots and, Shoes
iteMENTOCK; at. No. 96 'Federal Str ew
Nan kat reused from the East, Where he has
• leeted with etre a very latie and desirable stock
Oent's,hlhues',. Boys' and . alitildreel y
Shoes, Gaitert and Salmon
Suitableforthei season, andat , imiees which
fall to.ault all who may favor Mee with -a cell.:
airlicatember the place, Ne.ild rpirEILAL
Allegheny City. = dead
JAMES 1108.6, ,
Ito. *market Street '1
SELLS THE. BEST,
SSE NEATEST , raTrigo,
'And THE XOST 13
330C0r13 ALISTMECEICCO
Of sal house 1h the city,
• He has feet reeeired a magnifieerit Fall S
Try him. ' • ' •elO
THE - " SUM" WORK!
TUST RECIETVXD ET
.GEORGE ALBS, iHRIA, Wy
N 0.03 WOOD STDEEIt
1 Boys' and touuei Hied fiainaiih;
Oxford..Tles;,•
" • Bootees;
CialdrM'a Goat 'awl YU noes:
These goodeare rondeto Oui.sPeerol order,
ire"warranted unequraltd.sustout wOrk.
Lys IJILIAW.f.',
PAAPETII
CITA'' : .-T F. 4 -:';l4s9.
.
_WFBANOE COM PANY
PHILADELPHIA:
Assets on Jautuury i. Mt; *4457449 aS.O
.. .
Capital , .....,..... IbOACO
Accrued Premiums . 971,40 i
' Invested Premluma ' ''' ' ' 1,094,1011
Unsettled 8,416
Income f or Mk 100,0011
LoeseaPaLl since 18Z 0,,00e0,000
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on liberal
Charles N. Banat?, • . Lissa 'hag
Tobias Wagner, i Edward C. Dale;
~1 . -i '•
a '
Btue!tat .George Files,
.
labiStnitlb, itrrFitler,=lGeorgeWEiadi;.nlrWLpl.
' EDWAIOO. DALE,PreableaL
).
.
JAS: w. raFA;:lasTrastiowan - :'
corner WoOd and =ld ■ ... i
AZAD ;4481.14#
ITUrantnoO3-':Go;: - ellierh America.
PHILADELPHIA.
. ..81,600,000.
41
Hartford Fire lasrgas ea t Compasy.l
,Z. 41.246,000:
Asaeto
.B-Protoetion cal be secileed Lathe - above named
and reliable companies.. . -
W. P. TONES, Agar;
Beesley , ' Buildings,' et Water at
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPLNT
TJ 'OP P/TPSEURGII, •
•
F: N. dorrobx Secrd KAII.II.LEB, Jr., Prettdent,
, arg.
Otilot, No. 92 Water street,:a . psug 4 Co.'a gaze.
house,:up stairs, Pittsburgh.
- Witt insure against all kinds of -Fire and Milne
Rids. A Home institution momageriby pfrectors orho
are wall known in the community, and mho are deter
mined by promptsea and li berality, to maintain the
Matador which they have austnect as offering the bed
thou
protection to ose who desire to be insured,
DEEtSCTOILI t
IL Andrew Ackley,
James McAuley, . 'Alexander - Speer, •
Nathaniel Holmes, David AL Lon ,
Alex. Nimick, Hoes .1: Thames, •
GeorgeThuile, ' Benj. itakewoll,
Carre l 3
ll .Herrna, . John B. NeOune.
in re F. . - opinoN, Sectiolaty,
EOPLES' BLTUANCE.COMPANY
office, F.E. cornergolprood'and Fifth Stu.
ETRE .AID ItARTILE ENSIMANOE.
..., , .
..,.3=4,_,
4
Aar.
Wm. Phillipe,
John We t, • . eape. Hignads.,,
•
John rke, " - . lionser, . .
Char/ 05e11± ,..4.
A a r.
• Wm. lc, '
. i • 3C.7 ..1 W MTT,Pke President.
i f
WU. P. GABDITSH, . .. ... ' Mail
ClllzErrs INS
it OE
~ , ,, C ; o ' XP . ANY,
ml .
_____lv4er streets; e rvl. AcriiEY. Prcialik
PANUETA KEA, &emery. ~ •,,
Insures Steamboats and Cargoes'.- - •
Lumen against. low. and damage In the nati-
Hon of the Southern and Weitern Rivers, Li k e.
and• Bayous, and the navigation of.the Sea. &.i..
Insures against iossanndstnage . tryfire.. .
1 ..
34m,liagaley,. " , , S.ll. Mar, . .
Jas. Park, Jr. - .361 in Shipton,
_w. G. Johnstio, - . , "'Wad M. Cooper, .
YIP-Tones, . .'-. .'. ,S. Harbaugh,
Huge Cleans, .. J. Campbell, Jr.,
' Hon. T. X. Howe,' - ' lAA S. Dilworth,
Barclay Penton, •'. :Wm. Ili Rodgers.. . .
' fletrge Bingham, .- , - : tholady4
- A.LLEGHENY INSURANCE COMPA
a?-reer,sCailllTV.-"ei•ic(4lTrink
-Dmie ituet a gal nat Vodo' of Piro and Xarlas
- • ISAAC TONES_, Prii4knt.
• • ' .70101 D. DI'VeRD, Vag President.
ra. abox; •
• .91/11X20113:.
Jolin D:
Va—Adam ..Taoobig,
A D. Stertb4,
MA:Wm Dam .
Dobart-IL.
.;•
O. H
MuTer u" als,
H. O. Griy,
Jonn Irwin; St
L. FatineztoZkt
(inlet -or VIZ COLLEoToR or
=, DISTRICT, , •
States gnetune Tax.
In soemdanee with:the joint resolutioa .of 0•11.
grms, approved' July lth, special duty lea
been levied on the gains, profile or Income for the
year ending aid December; teal, and &list has been
placed in r b i a g kends for collection, hytke Lea sour
Notice id hereby giverete all persona eoneeiged
that said income duty is how due and priyable. U e
rektinsid Within ten. days after demand, TEN MI
PEN VENTUM WILL =ADDED to theenteuat
unpaid; and the amount of - said tax„ with sucks&
• dition, together with • interest,. and the costa that
car accrue, will become a lien on all the property *
hta to property, belonging to the tax.pay.
OP, twe enforced yd arrant if
Payenent may bo made on sr before the frra Tax
Jerru.say,lB63,.by persOns likthst imrt. of
Allegheny county in this 'district, at No. Cr Water
*tnei AneghileY• : ..DAVlD, C; (WiriTA
----
W BODENIIMER,3L'
Office; lie. 434 itroadway.4ew, pet.
W. H. 130DENWER4d.
140 ;Third Stmt.. PittaDdrgt , Pa.?
Thriote their "tansies- atlati t g i t to the Yolleal
and Surgical treat:teat, of
eel!? those'or the 'Lower lhorelu ng iliseaac. =eneh ea
vistuiA, Flainue, Constipation, Fal Ben.
Ulceration and Stricture of the Bowel, ha. Alm,
'the various Chroolorciseame of tae - Xedato, !Mg
ney., the Sledder c Se. -
,QTUCCO_WORKER.-44.3. , OWSlik
MRainretall,Oarer. faleoltret2l:
oßnottee. , Onlar o : I l je W
PecB4Vo. It *COD ffrerrolla trOapt