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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER- 28, 1804.
- 1111 AND SMURBAN,
(TATGZ TICATIGWAT's EVENING GAZETTE.)
Meeting of Councils.
• A regular monthly meeting of Councils was
held on Monday evening, December 20th.
Le Med.—Present F Menne, Allen, Brown,
Rerdman, McMillen. McCarthy, Morrow, Phil
lip, J. It. Reed, Young, and President McAuley.
Mr. Phillips offered a number of petitions, ask
%gin abatement of busiams tax, which were
read and referred to the Finance Committee with
•
R. Read: t report of the viewers ap
pointed to assess the damages caused by the
opening of 'Watson street la the Eighth Ward,
on which, on motion of Mr. Pnilllps, further ac
tion was postponed.
Also, a report of the viewers appointed to as-
Seta the benefits and damagei arising from the
widening of Central arcane, which was read and
Aiso, se report of Me , Street Committee cover
ing the bide of contractors ter pining , street
crossings, recommending the passage of the fol
lowing resolution e •
. Ilesolned, That the Controller be and he is here
ley itutborlsed to certify a warrant wpm the Coa
-• Idegent Fund (No. 13) for the above bills.
An ordinance authorizing the .extension of
Duncan street, (Min Roberts street to Arthur
- attnet , which was read twice and laid aver under
the ordinance qf Nov. SEI, 1884, was taken up.
Mr. J. R. Reed offered the following amend
ment
"Also, Duncan street, from the east aide of
Roberts to Kirkpatrick street, the eastern line of
the (7th) ward, as leld out and marked In .the
City District Plan: ,
'Whicr was adopted, and the ordinance was
rend three times and passed.
Common Council, Present—All the members
except Messrs. Ardarj, Dean, Dickson , Holmes,
Jeretny, McKeown, O'llara, O'Neill 'tend Patter-
The mimites if the last meeting were read and
apmored..
- The first business was a meeting of Councils hi
Joint Session to present a cane to their old mes
senger, Col. it. F. Pratt, made of wood frost:Like
'old Shiloh church, near Ping= gh Landing,
Teanegne,
The cane was presented by Dr. bieCandleSs„ in
a neat' spore. h, which was responded to by the
Colonel In one .of his -characteristic -speeches.
The Joint 'leaden then adlOurned.
Air: Jones presented a petition from Elizabeth
Davis, for.damages =stained by 'ithe bursting of
the Peansyhanla Avenue sewer. Repotted to
FICIATICe Committee.
• I pin White, a remonstrance against the assess
ment of tbe viewers for the opening et-Watson
Street, which yens received and.illed.
bir. Jones, a cotmounication from Thomas
Davis, =reference to damogea from the hurtli n g
of the sewer on Pennsylvania Aveune. Referred .
to Finance Committee.
Mr. Rebmane, offertedthe following:
. -,_.,,-• Bemired, That the fhnnl Intent Fire' Engine
and Rose Company be permitttecl to remove their .
41 house hem Its present ideation on' Wylie Street,
?•,,,... to the City lot at the intersection of Webster and
•?, _ Patton Streets; or if found mere practicable, that
- ,_ they be permitted to sell their Engine Rouse
and erect another on- the site mentioned.
Reported to Committee on Fire Engines and
Mose, In conjtmction with the City Solicitor. •
' Tbe President iced a communication_ from the
J Controller, with a bill from C. McGowan, for
services for himself and assistant, from august
Ist to December 9th, 1554, of P 49,50, with the
• affidavit e C. McCiiiwan; sworn before the
Controller. Referred to the Street Committee.
On motion of Mr. McCandless, It was
Itrioteszk•That the thanks of ads Connell be
• i and are herthy tendered to our President, Thos.
Steel, Esq., far the eourteona and gentlemanly.
- ; manner, In which he has discharged _ the Maims
_
of his °fled for the post year. -
. Mr. McGowan offered the following:
1
Ilesoltred, That the Market Committee hala
ntructed to inquire into the propriety of Increas•
bog the selsay of the linpnteadent and Chat
' of the Markets. _
-'• Referred to the Market Committee.
On Motion, Councils adjourned.'
_ .
oil. Isaias aid-Stamps.
.
Contreduisier annolinees a declaim of
the Department In refetenco to oil leases and the
• 'Stamp 'duty, which-wen .interest many of our
---readers. He SayS:s . • - •
"Um. law makes the 'rent or rental value' the
test which determines the amount of the stamp
duty
. ,:end •of course when the rent is fixed at a
@podded sore In money the stamp duty is easily
."les the cue of these.oll lessee there Is, how
ever, very rarely a fixed rental value in money
agreed trpon. , --lis some instances the - ilium am,
• tracts to erect valuable machineryor sink shafts ,
. as Well as to pay 's certain rata per gallon or bar-.
eel for the MI produced, or deliver aced:tin por
tion of the oil Instead of path payments, and in
• others the ,tent 'la to be a certain pottion of the
. oil or Its Man IntnencY7-the machinery in the.
first case to becomethe property of the /mar st
- the cud of the sena."
"In each cues the annual rent-or rental mine
, can holy be ad: unlined by estimation. 'lf the
• lease Is of new and marled land' there Is, of
course r s possibility that It may turn out ..to be
worthless so farms the production of oil is con
sumed; bat it would not be safe to assume that
• .It vronld always, or, perhaps, ever be so. If the
_ lr.auc has erected valuable useliinery upon' lice
• premises, . or; made valuable improvemeets" .
. 7 - • which upon the termination or surrender of the.
lease, became the property of the lessor, lila et. '
ident that be has received a portion of the rent or
combensatioti for the use of his landagrcol opota,!
' although rio oil is produced. - •
"The rental seine, then, mama be accurately
determined, and of course the stamp dray can.,
tiot be accurately calculated,: and - therefore parr:
tics In such cases are adrieed to apply to the..
. . Collector undarsectloh 16.9, of the act of Jane •
.10th, to bare the stamp duty deterinhax, which
of course Involves the calculations of the annual
"If the land INS been worked before the lease,
is mate, or if the original lessee man* case
underlets or assigns his lease, or a portion or
cmdirlded interest in it, the Collector irlU , in such
case hereunto reliable .slata to start upon; but
ln all cans he slumid estimate from the but in- .
formation be can get, the probable average ren-,
tai value; and of course, is doing 'this, he will
j bare regard tolls own knowlaige of the prem
. Ism, the information derived from the parties
and others, and the stipulations of the lease—and
$
if the rent is payable In oil, the eremite market
value of the oil Is an element in the calculation;
and In .eases where be is In doubt, he will, of
counse,reedu such - initru_crions as may be de
"lnd fromthis ofilee.• - •
"Emit le a ses, whether of oil, coal, or mineral
landsarelbeld to to subject to stamp duty. as
lutes, Mao stamp .ns an agreement or contracts
is of coarse Insufficient. •
"There net - Instances of farms • in the country
which are leased upon shares,' as It Is termed„
and, it is of course impossible to determine its
given date What .the Pup will produce for the
emulog,Year,tbe rental value must be estlauttea,
wad tbenisingltr' sa. well as value of the severs ,
m;pclucts . Mutt ,become clematis In the talcula
tipsy and Yetwidifticnity seem; to have arisen IW
-eqabealec , The oilenlatlon Inr the ascot a coal;
°eon' lease ..maybe. more complicated, pFli the
principle lathe same. '
The WHO Ward:l , l'll'mi Nominations.
- The rolleartne eeliet fins beef pieced In norm.
nation by the Union eltleeniof the Meals Wadi
Jobe votel.thc Batarday next, betweenthe
_"'hams of lotu , and Steen o'clock in the evening
i; • The numbers in psrenthesbi Indicate tho number .
• to be nominated Ibr the several Mikan lazed :
, Select Council (t). -Henry C. Wither John'
OconoMel , , (3)—Norace 8. Snowden, James.
idetney,ZohitJaisob Mier, Reuben J. Leon.
Thomas Nees, Min Patterson.
udge (1)--Edward Dlihridge....
Inspector (1)--Jobn N. T. Noble, Jos. Castle.
am. Inspector (I)7Brsiest W. Marrow,
School Directors, years (I)—Thomis Neely,
Jahn J-Stoerr, James J. MirtlN Joseph E. John 7
Mon, W. 11. Desore.
itsBasol r :iircctors,.,2 Isms (1)-11.: IL De Ar
i Aldermarra)—C. W 4 Smith.
, Assessor (I)—J. Alexander Mille.
Constable (1)7-AndreirJ. Noon.
•
Fair Ger . the Benefit at Sick Soldiers.
_
This afteraeon . s od evening the Fate - tar the
benefit - at "The Allealeily La iles' Soldiers' Aid
Society" will be combined at the room of 3rksik
ifskaiialt E. Darts' Toting Ladles' Setabetter, ear-
acr.of Federal and Water streets, Allegheny.
-
The young ladles. of this Institution here pre
.
pared many fancy articles, and hare s their
Wks amply supplied with the geol . things of
the season, such as _oysters, Ice cream,
In the midst of our- Cinist - mes. festivities, let
lus remember the sick Mounded soldiers who
• lava giren up everything thr the country, and
An us who remain at home; La. the rosult . of
this effort bear =pie testimony that our citizens
s appreciate theiturrical and selfdenhtis, and
also the services of theft. patriotic young ladies,
u•wal as Mose of their teacher
.
BrielltZ.:-.4ants C. Pettigrew committed sul
; on Monday, at tho Marine Hospital, by
shooting lannself.-: The deceased was well known
i 4 In this city, and at one time ran as candidate
.10r ZdayorontheDenulcratte ticket. /le has been
, innana for-.some time, and this will account far
-' 'Ws self-destruction. We hare not obtained the
part lonian of hits death.:'—
1101.1:DAT BOOKS . L'OIIT.--Adit P. Mat;
159: Fifth sttvetvit closing to it Ms Wawa of his.
'tic* ottleptrtAnaturandiradaYearkilift,'
atfirn r- C 11110 . 461110111 .1 01 " 9 / 0139110 1
"3'"~..:'~~: _._.~s~>:'3~a-. ..t0m......, ~. +~ ".: na:.. _. .._ ~, ~-,_ ~_~z., , . _ ._.:':'? ;~"s s .t`2rnx: sr, :^.... _ s::~i:;.
Republican Primary Plectione.
,
Primary elm:lons worn held in the fidlowmg
Ward. on Saturdny lan. The First, Tined,
Stith and Eighth will nominate on flatarday
nez - t:
SZCOND RAW,.
Select Connell—Wm. Phillips.
Common Connell--Thomas Steele, D. O'Neill.
. Alderman—Abraham S. Nicholson, Thomas
Ou - ston.
Jtidge of Elections—J. IT aldwhi.
Rtturn Inspector—R. H. lager.
Assessor—James Block.
Constable—Hamlet Lowe.
rnlllrrit w
Select Counell—James 'Auley.
. Common Connell--John IL Rare, W. A. Tom
linson.
Alderman:—James Donaldsmi.
Assessor—A. P. Thompson.
Assistant Assessors--dames Verner, 11. Rays.
Watson..
Dire, etersAlexaader Speer, M. W.
Watson.. - •
Judge of Eleetion—Renry Rays. •
Inspecter—jaa. P. Donaldson.
Return Inspector—J. S. Itcymar.
Constablo—Peter Dressler.
Select M'Clintoak. •
Common Council—Thomas C. Dickson , W. J.
IPGreggor, Frank Ardary, John M'C.
Chas. Bock, Thos. Harris.
Aldermen--Joseph Albelts and Sam'l Lerris.l
Assersor—Joseph
Behool Directors-Joileph Kaye and J. Caroni
en.
Constable—Jas. Bell.
illagte of Election—flannel Moore, Ist Prec.,
Cbas. Manch, 2tl Proc.—
Inspectors—Rnbt. Graham, Ist Prec., Frank
Ralston, Jonas Smith; Id Prec.
I=!
Select Connell—jamea.P. Young.
Common Council—W. 0. Davis, C. H. Arm
strong, David All'Clelland.
School Dimetors—Joseph Nabbs, W. Young,
John Harrison.
Judge—Mr. Ford.
Inspectors—S. D. Mil. Thos. Gillespie.
Constable—George Keyser.
The 'Drat-.Address by,MaJor •Doace.
Major - Dodge, Acting Assiiiiiht Provost Mar
shal General, has issued the following address to
the people if Pennsylvania, In reference to the
approaching draft. The suggestions are Im
portant, and - every man should *mist in filling
the quotas In the manner mentioned:
The President has called for 50(1,000 troops,
to be raised by volunteering or draft. The 15th
of February, 1E45, has beta fixed upon as the
day of draft. If your quotas are not' tilled by
volunteers by that time the deficiency will most
certainly be made op by draft. Ward and Town
ship Committees are earnestly Invited to com
mence work at once. The longer you delay the
more difficult will be your task. The attention
of these Committees is also Invited to the
necessity and propriety of 'delivering, up
to the District Provost Marshals all &-
lingua* from
_former drop. It Is Impossible
for the United States authorities to find these
MITI, secreted as they are by their friends and by
personal:mac to the Government. Committees,
United States Stateand comity °Meer', And all
good citizens are requested to arrest Chase men,
and deliver them to the Provost Menthols. Every
• man so arrested and put into service by the Board
of Enrolment counts one towards filling your
miota. Information, by letter or otherwise, fur,
misled to District Provost Marsh u s of the where
abouts orthese delinquents Will he thankfully
received and promptly acted upon.
Provost Marshals will cause lists of delinquents
from 'all former drafts to be made and distribu
ted, to the that all so disposed may under
standingly assist In forcing these dellnquents to
'perform their duty to their country and to their
own people. Bring in all your delinquents; ex
ert yourselves to put In volunteers, and the ne
,cessity of a draft will be avoldelL . Our armies
and meets are fin-us-Acre victorious. - The dawn
or . peace Is_ at hand. One powerful blow now
given, will be fatal
to the Rebellion. Let us all,
in our several capacities, and as far as in us Ices,
mite to make that blow ettectlee and final."
Rehire . iitan Escaped PFAruner
oetyliilen, Sergeant Major .or the 100th
Pennsylvania regiment (Roundheads),arrived at
his.fathor's residence, in Elizabeth township, on
Thursday lad,mtich to the anrprtse of.his pa
rents and the neighbors: - Mr. Allen was cap.
Cured, with °the/not his regiment, at the spring..
lug of the "mine". In front of Petersburg -last
summer, and taken to Danville, X. C. The rebels
had detailed' the most able.bodied prisoners to
chop timber for their fortifications, which the
TrillktO bey* did not. relish ray wdl, and eon
' chided to make a "strike" for liberty. One
morning, as they were going one to the timber,
they overpowered the gourd and escaped. Allen
rays about one kindred made the attempt, bat
be cannot tell bow matiyaucecetled. - rtittooth2re
came In with him, via Knoxville. Maj. Leasure
was among the number who made the attempt,
but has not-bet:reheard ft= since. • •
Ransessaazolt.,,Among the many , unlit and
nnostentationscrpressions or regard which char
acterized the Christmas holiday, was' the presen
tation of a beautiful, gold chain , . to . Mr. John
Routh, the gentlemanly conductor of the Wall's
Station Accommodation Train. The chain Is. a
Ivry fine one, with lent and costly ornaments,
and wee donated by a number of the regular pa
tmus of the tree, as an evidence of their regard
and esteem 'for ldr. Rath. The presentation
was made by Frank Van Golder, Esq., and tic
speechee, although brief, were pointed and ap
propriate. There is no more careful, competent
nr necommodating conductor than Mr. Routh,
and tlientrons of the train know and appreciate
his ag Crib.
Camp Buturr xo Duitt:—On Sunday, a Ulan
grand-dati r lliter of Mrs. Crane, bf bower St.
St. Clair tcrwnsblp, was burned to death from Its
clothes taking 'fire.. It bad boon left in a room
"itbore, and when found was lying on the floor
with large portions of Its body burned to a crisp.
died in three hours after. .
.WILL DE BOLD, to-morrow (Wediesdan-atiter
noon, iii 72 o'clock, a large lot of _Ladies* and
Children's Fara, at Stc6clry's Aurtion-House,
No. 47 MTh street. Sale without reserve.
'SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.
/11031.1.8 W. rte, practical Kate Roofer, and
ite.aler in American Slate, of various orders.
°ince at Alexander Laughlin's. near the Waite:
Worki, Pltteintrgh, Pa. Residence, No. 78 Pike
street. Orders „promptly attended to. All ;work
warranted Water ;proof. Repairing done at the
eaortest notice: (No charge for repairs, provided
the mot Is not tattled after It la rrat on.
New Goons part received at no .Sferelsant
Tailoring estaldlslnuent of - Grabeut & 3feCand
ler!, 7 3 emithlle l 4 liticet. We would menlitei:
peethally invite the attention of onr frletids and
the public in ginieral. to our new stock of fall
and winter goode. , • They contain • all the yery
bleat styles of English, French and American
clothes, cassbneresand vistlngs, all of the finest •
quality, and is selected with the greatest care
:Gentlemen desiring fashionable and well made
'clothing, would do well to glee us a call before
purchasing elsewhere. Every garment is war
ranted to eve fall satisfaction In both pries and
. Gamest* MeCesungss,
Idercluust Tenors. ►
No. 73. Smithfield steed.
Brtan ROTttra,--fbe attention of our read
yes is -directed 'ttir" the . Urtlllaet assortment of
Tall and Winter Goods just received by our
friend Mr. John Weier,lfo. 128-Federal street,
Allegheny. His stock comprises a great variety
of Fancy French, Entlish, Boot& and Americas
Casislmeres and Cloths, and flue Silk oedema
met Yestinp, all of which will be Made tip to
order in the latest styles and hi the bast manner.
7Ccholee selection - of Yurnislilng Goods also on
isad and for sale, together with a full stock of
Beady Made Clothing, vrell and fashionably
' A Yammer! broith and pearly teeth are easily
attained, and those who fall to avail themselves
of the means shoiald"not complain whim amassed
of gross - neglect.. The - ilowdont will speedily
eradicate the cause of a font bristly locantlfying
and preserrintbe teeth SO the oldest ap.,,
Sold by all
,
THROAT Dictums, when reaching 'to the
Larynx, the 'TOlee„' from this mad other causes,
becomes hoarse, and by neglect an - entire loss of
voloo Is often incpcienced.' Bnwvn's Bronchial
Troches will be found Invariably efileaelons.
°mamas and canine calla will be taiom at
the oimillnis oillee,No. 410, Pena abed, day or
nig*. All orders ledt at the abomi place will be
promptly acceded to. _ All calla moat be paid it
HOLIDAY- GIFTS,
OY Anzonmir Ara muairT
ITMLIta & WILSON'S
SIGH:EST PRIM=
Luck • Stitch :Sewing Iliaehinei
11VM.591yINER & CO.,
tea no. 27 FIFTH STSBET.
SPECLIL -rorieEs
t gy- PIAIE RISE VINEGAR,
ILASISVACTIIng3 NT
E. &
• (Formerly MALLET 4- CO., Bordeaux.)
The only Yitiegnr awarded with a Prize Medal,
of sixty exhibitors, at the International BLUM;
tion. London, and for sale by
F. M. BOLLMAN,
jeal:eodtf Wear MANCILIZTER.
PITTSBURGH SAW WORKS
HUBBARDB & I.QNG,
ILUSI7AO7I7IIERS Or
PATENT GROUND CIRCULARS,
Warranted OAST. STEEL SAWS, of every des
scription._ 111.1 1 / 1 - Atulay, (iron Cut., Gang, and 141
other varieties.
All kinds of KNIVES and SPRINGS, made froze
Sheet Cast Steel ; Extra Refined, REAPER AND
MOWING KNIVES, to.
• 111 - • Warehouse and Works, corner WATER sad
SHORT STREETS, Pittsburgh. -
Particular attention given to Retoothing, Gum
ming and Sttalthtenlng Circular also, re
pairs of all k 1 , 0 Punching and Drilling done at
reasonable rate.. apinkly
LIKE SUPERIO
Copper Mill and Smelting Works,
PITTSBURGIL
PARK. M'CURDY & 00.,
Manufacturers of SILEATIIINd, BRAZIERS , &
HOLT. COPPER, PR.E.SED COPPER Ilol`
TOMS RAISLI.) STILL BOTTOMS, SPALTER
SOLDER. Also, Importers and dusters In MET
ALS, 'TIN PLATE, SHEET 'IRON, WIRE, Ise.
Constantly OD hand, TINNERS , MACHINES and
TOOLS. - Warehouse, No. led FIRST and 120
SEll-
ONR STREETS, Pittsburgh: Special orders al
Copper rut to any desired pattern..
mytMaydsarT
1V32. d• CO.,
Boiler Makers
.& Sheet Iron Workers,
Nos. 20, 4 4, 26 owl 26 PENN STREET.
Haring secured a large yard, and furnished
with the most improved machinery, we areprepaa
ed to manufacture every description of BOILERS,
In the heat manner, and warranted equal to any
made to the country. CHIMNEYS, BRIOILEN,
FIRE BEDS, STEAM PIPES, LOCOMOTIVE
BOILERS, CON DEN SEtIS SALT PANS,
TANKS, OIL STILLS. AGITATORS, SET
TLING PANS, BOILER IRON, BRIDGES,
SUGAR PANS.and sole manufacturers of BARN.
HILL'S PATENT BOILERS. Repairing dew
on theshortest notice. delthtf
I.... c tt r PLEASE TAKE !NOTICE TIIAT
the first meeting Di the corporation to be
called the ENTEBYRISE OIL CO., will be held
on IIiI'ItSDAY, December 2tdh, idea, in Blrming
ham, at the Sow Mill oMce of Mr. John Redman,
at the south end of the Birmingham Ilridge, at 7
o'elork p. m., for the purpose of organization, &dor.
Lion of By-Lown, election of °Moen, &o, and for
the purposes authorized and more particularly spe
cified in" an Act of th e General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. ent Bled "An Art
relating to Corporations for Mechanical, Atonable
t :mg. Mining and Quarrying purnoses," approved
t. It:1h day of Jul, y liA3, •
uel....tawdew A. 0. snrra. Sec'y; pro tens.
flat-.;-, ROBINSON, REA 11: CO., (aucce-Csors
to Romsses, MINIS 8. Tact.t.rns,)
Washington Works,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS, Pyr - mltrßoß.
Monufacturere of BOAT AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES LAST ENGINES, MILL
(MISERY, GEARING, SHAFTING, CAST
INGS of all descriptlone, OIL TANKS & STILLS,
BOILER AND NIIEET IRON WORK.
Agents for GIFFARD'S PATENT INSECT.
OR, for feeding boilers.
gEOLEGX 11111TE11.....W. 111EMW.11..:J. 1. ROLLYAX
BELLE STEEL WORKS. .
MITER &
(Successors to Rrrreu, RULTILLS m C 0.,)
Idsouraeturers of CAST STEEL; SPRING,
PLOW awl BLISTgIa STEEL; SPRINGS, AM.
LIN,CROWBARS,
Sir Works, FIRST WARD, 'Allegheny. Post
~ O ffice address, PITISBURGEL jaWay
THE CONTENSIONS AND EXPE.
tar .BIENCE OF AN INVALID, published
'Tor the benefit mad as a warning and cauUon to
young men wb serer from Nervoug DeWitt y, Pre
,inaturribecay of Manhood, etc., supplying, at the
_same Usaa, Me meats ed ll sty cram by one. who boa
cured himself a ft er be in g put to great, expense mad
Injury through medical' umbug and quackery.
ghr co y
pies may be hatiod enoloslng a post-paid
the a rmed envelope, ale
'thor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esot i f•
dernimda*T Bedford. Kings county,
!b- TO
TO NERVOUS BUTTERIES'S Of
BOTH SIXES.,--A reverend gentlemab hay
Ling been restored to health in a few days, after cia
dergoing the usual routine and Irnegular expensive
mode of treatment without 'success, tonaiders It his
'attertal duty to communicate to his eftlicted
',creatures th e means of cure. Hence, on the receipt
'of nn addressed gnzi t 7e, he will send, free, & copy
'ef the preacriptibn
Direct to Dr. JOHN ix. D.S.GNALI., ltt6 Fulton
trect, N. Y. mhtlaydawT
JOUN COCZIOLAN a OHO., Manure,
tuner. of IRON VAULTS AND VAULT
-DOORS, IRON RAILING,. WINDOW SHUT.
.TERS, WINDOW GIIAR ,De he, Nos. at SEA
'OND end 8. THIRD STREET, between Wood and
Market, have on hand a variety of new pentane,
,fancy arsd suitable for all purpose..
Birrarticular attention paid to encloatag Grave
.Lots, Jobbing done at short notice. aol
-1111SEALME8 OW THE NERVOUS.
SIEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
'SYSTEMS—nw awl reliable treatment—la
Tons of the Howard Association. Sent by mail 1
'tic.lesl letter envelope, free of charge, _
Address D. I. SHILL EN HOUGHTON Howard
'ASSOfiII lion, No. I South Ninth street, Phila.
110LIII.N HAMM. Dealers In FOR
EIGN AND DOMESTIC HILLS OF EX
CHANGE, _ CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,
, E,INK NOTES AND SPEULE, No. 67 itARKET
STREET, Pittsburgh t Pa.
ala..Collectlons made on all th e principal clues
lLionpinna the rnlted Statc7.
2.--7 , ....11EN81r H. COLLINFI. FORWARD
well IND AND COMMISSION MEHODANI
and wholeule _dealer in CHEESE, BUTTER,
NEEDS, F/Sll,_end produce generally. No. 20
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E. ALTFLICIPTIC/ ZaCILELIV
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your
now
attention tothe Seven and Three-tenth
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Treasury, he. • • • • • •
[Signed.] • "w. P. FESSENDEN,
"Secretary of the Treasury.
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Cholera Latantara sad Summer Complaint& Price
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17—CureaTiles, Internal or External, Elbe
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No. n-4'uns Bei-3101mm, Prostration, Tertigs,
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APPETITE, DTSPEPSW
RHEUMATISM, GEN—. .
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SEAL DEBILITY,--
ire.. aux. ha.
u to give, from the time. tt la Wet takes, CIROUR.
:iftotltlia good t to the tst . it . r c r i t u , t bl o te ac al= p lila s t i t set t r w at i l
Itorigbt best t t o put it up in bottles at Mc. and We
eneh,—es many persons are disposed to hr an nett.
eletnit axe often deterred at the ex —a, the
trial here can be made at a modemate utleLy and
Misty the purchaser that the article Is
'chat js claimed ice' It , to be, viza the greatest
REALM arrgalT= brought bcfore: the people.
Delicate,Femal ro
es will and In it the medicine they
%tat Harphblic may form some idea of its 4M10%.
liar curative Meritii .v. we subjoin lint lathe pellet.
S * lll p art ia"
itardadaptatio' with a short
n tar
ken from the highest auttiorityksown•to Medical
HONDURAS SARSAPARILLA
Is used with a beneficial effect In easesiof Rheims.
Can, Scrofulous Affections, Cutaneous Maculae
and other depraved conditions of health. •
• • DANDELION. •
Is tonic, diuretic, and aperient. It bas 'peal.,
action upon the fiver, exciting it when languid, to
secretion. It has been much used In Germany la
diseases of •the digestive organs. •
lODIDE POTASSIUM.
Thertare few dismismi In whichilt has not proved
beneficial; It Is used in. Scrofulous Afibetions with
;rivet benefit; It has also been Used with muchauta
ee Ain treatment tor. Inflammation of the Eye. It.
generally 'muce y. the appettte and Ileala
LAVENDER -IZOIVER3' . .:
Are aromatic, tonic, and highly lieficerittag
canes of Novella Deblilty,
warm ast.rrar
Ti modally Iraltiable - in.essecoliasrotala at
Rheumatism.
CILAMOJ[ILE, fLOWEU ',-
Are advantag:t ualp used In cane of Enfeebled ill-
Ee=b&t buity
„ ei r enc i t,:z applicable to cues
_NEZatEOX sant
U famably uan alterative Ia Ohnon dir•
feoUone, elninda DnaLosum and obeli:We DI.
wanes of the Skin. - •
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The : Wince of the formula Is withheld Ilia re
tectlon against fraud. • -•
For sok b•
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.17L'131CaL
CATARRH.
DR. LICHTHR..L,
THE AUTHOR OF
"Letters . on C.atarrb," "A Porn/IF Teel•
Ilse m Deatuess,"
IS NOW AT THE
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
PITTE3I3EIRGH, PA.,
AND CAN BE CONSITLTED
FRIDAY inaiDD3. Deo. 888. 1884.
Deafness,.Catarrh,
AIM ALL THE VARIOUS DISEASES OF
EAR, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES.
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH:
' The first sensation Is usually a feeling of dryness
and heat in the nose' and a frequent inclination to
- sneezing. There is an inability to breathe freely,
as the nose becomes stopped up, sometimes on out
side, .sometimes on the other.
Soon a clear watery, maid discharge makes Its
appearance, excoriating , the nostrils, and - edges of
the lips ' which become red and eomewhat swollen.
Alter itfew days the discharge becomes thick, yet.
- lowish, extremely frequent and continues to be a.
marked feature of thedisease, ands source of muck
danger, and the greatest annoyance. After more
or less time, It becomes purulent, highly offensive,.
and assumes anextremely fetid odor. it is usually.
so profuse as to require, when confined to the nom,
the frequent application of the handkerchief,er if
It dropsintothe throat, whioli is more particularly
the while the body is in a horizontal position,
constantexpectoration, end sometimes both:
Sleep infrequently disturbed by a sensation of
choking, caused by the presence of the discharge la
the throat. Owing to the heat In the head, the
watery portion of the secretion often evaporates,
and assuming a condition of solidity is deposited
upon the membrane of the nose and upper part of
the throat, in theshape of crafts or haniened
The accumulation-of these incrustations produces
a feeling of discomfort, and narrows the nasal pan
age so as to embarrass respiration. Therefore ire
• quent efforts' hare to made. to relative them,
either by forcibly blowing the =me or by persistent
hawking—a practice so disagreeable to the one aS•
• [acted as It le" to those around him, After the re.
moral, that aide of the Incrustation - which adhered
to the mucuous membrane will sometime. be found
bloody, a fact whirls explains the force required for
Its dislodgment.. During sleep these incrurtations
accumulate more rapidly, and the feeling therefore
la most uncomfortable lathe morning, Sometime
the abets to clear the throat are fhtile_tintil after
breakfast, after sontetfung warm Is swallowed.
Same enta state that -they are not successfuluntil ey have iwallOwed some whisky or brandy.
The discharge, which Is at that without smell, as.
Mimes-sin the progress
e ate complaint, an guest.
hely fetid odco the, Mparticlpttes in this, and.
becomes occasionally so revoltingly offensive as as
render the patent - an object of disgust to himself as
well as to others. likeratioriof the mzumouhmeta..
franc of the nose takeeplam beef& sometime*
-.even - : attacking the bOnee.when particles of
'substance will occasionally be folthil mixed with
the discharge. The accumulation of the discharge,
together • with the thickened condition of tine
the membrane, renders respiration through
the nasal pussies very difficult, and oftentimolins
posaible, necessitating respiration principally
through the mouth, a methodvery deleterious to
, the general health, but mere particularly. to the
'bags, as will be shown hereafter.. The unpleasant
noise produced during , sleep, known as soaring,
originates from the same cause. The Wilco lams
ins musical quality, and assumes • harsh and nasal
character; the sense of smell bectunes much be.
- paired or entirely lost, and the same effect, though
less frequent, fa produced on the sense of taste.
Occasionally, while, blowing the note, a crackling
or bubbling sound: will be heard in the ear, and
hearing will be found to be thick and stumped up,
but return suddenly with a mapping sound.'. This
phenomenon le usually repeated untll, at one time,
:hearing does not return, and remains immanently
Injured. Noises lh the' head of every conceivable
description will make their appearance, and 10d to
the distress of the sufferer, and hearing be loet so
- gradually that a considerable degree otdeafneas
may exist before the person Is really aware Of the
..fact Their eyes are apt to become weak, irritable
and disposed to water on exposure to-wind and
cold, or after the slighest. exertion. A pain more
or less acute, or a distressing feeling of pressure Is
experienced over the 'eye., atm sometimes on the
back of the head, and also pain in the lace. closely
-resembling neuralgia, for which It is etten mime
- taken. The distress in the head weakens the
memory. and produces irritability and moroseness
of disposition. The stomach generally matters
more or less, is weak and irritated, the appetite Is
capricious, and is nearly always beet in the morn
ing. In severe cases the system becomes feeble
sod prostrated, and there is en aversion or inability
to Mike: Ay cal or mental exertion. Not dare-,
t egittly catarrh proses Lata t t li elthe t s by debilitating
eling sl u s p w u fge . and p ri gu o c u ing s e ole 'a tl nt :t o Mt t io ra ni,
bronchitis, and finally consumption. It may be safe.
ly asserted, that hereditary predispbeition, catarrh,
is the moat frequent and important cause of this fa.
tot complaint.
. Catarrh has been considered an incurable dieeose
and op the strength of that supposition has been
neglected by both the profession and the;publlc.
As It is the exciting cause In MD half the cases of
lleafnett, Drs. r.:PstakUl have
. o'lo years past,' made
its
& m eg% c e a n " . 4iit a nal kb Zet.ri stud y , atud ,hya
ys
to. complaint. Obis rip mere assertion will
be readily comprehended by ,the annexed testimo.
niali front highly respectable parties wao /WM been,
under their mire. s
TEsTrasortuts
Prrreirrang, PA., Nov. 5, IM4. .
This will certify that I bare been under the care
of Dr. Light/kill, for the cure of Catarrh, and that,
o. though he has attended roe for little over one
neck, I feel that a permanent Cote b to tWelkot-
Cd, and am so much better In all respects at hswar.:
rant me in gtvlw publicity to these facts' ILIA re ,
commending Dr. Lighttall to any one 'Mated with
Catania. J'AGOB FORSYTH, •
New Ygic, frov{ Thu is to certify th at / have berm &Meted wwith
Catarrh for same seam which produced tie usual
dlsaareactds. etlects I consulted Dr. Llighthlll
about nine or ten months dem and st.' MOO Placed
myself under ,hliLao eadreryfreepect Co.
tarrils,ray throatia perfectly healthy, and my health.
L very ranch Improved. P. z. NOLAN,
IMles ale italtroad . toot of Drum street:
From the Hon: In Fish. P attonMalos.
Dn. Zursrrlfftx t--Deer Ertr,-2 send you *state
ment of my ease, which y7oou may use as you think
proper. Iheve aequalntaaees in different parts of
the States, have served three years as Senator of
Penobscot county, and three years as Represents
tive—ln all six years—ln our State Legislature,
by statement may beaellt some of those afflicted
For - several' years I have been • &filleted Ivith
Catarrh. I have tried many prescriptions for it
without receiving any benefit therefrom. I hire
taken your medicine about tea months, and it luur
cured - me. I would recommend to those afflicted
with this disorder to apply to you. lam cool:Meta
ll they will sightly follow your Menelaus that
core will be effectedi however inveterate the rase
nnspentfullY yotir4 • IRA rms.
• Frani Rev. fr.. P. Rumen, Lynn, Masa • •
I have been much - troubled. with Oaten* of the
worst type for some twenty years: 'lt gradually -.
grew' worse, Indueing - cough and. hoarseness,
stroyft the muse of emelt and breaking down my
generalbonito to such a degree an to compel me to'
resl
madeign my-S sushi
ig net° and suspend pubUi oeeidee.
t rue of the usual remedies,
as snuff of /dean nitrate of Wren tar we
er and Inhalations, but without any very 'Muter/
Abet. Last summed heard of Dr.l.lgbrbilPs sue
oesdulnekt of treatise - catarrh; Batted' WM; eE'r
put M Under his treatinent, I begamtmmedb.
Italy Improve, anlthit Impiwunent has goats.
on to the icesent time.:, My Wars t &tea gradually,
melted away, my tough has illmumeaurd, my votes
hen beam* natural, and I Ara taies
Iramelt.trui - blamed ear.,- Les. me-. Wide* , all,
troubled with initanh
•
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Ms Jed retained from tho East, Where he hail w t
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Suitable for the season and at priced which elitist_
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Allegheny Ciy. . . ..
FOR THE HOLIDAYS. - ' .
GREAT SALE OF
Boob, Shoes, Gaiters, Ba'morals & Gums;
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AT LOW' PRICES,
So that every one can buy a patr of BOOM Oc
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Call and examine my exlensive stock Wore per.
chasing poor goods elsewhere.'
Goods warranted,' an i cheaper than the sale
goods can be boughbin any store or auction home,
m the city.
Sk.Recnamber the place, at . .
BORLANDI4, - 96Market Street.
' , doors from rift&
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N 0.89 Market Street
SELLS THE BEST,
THE NEATEST FITTING,
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And TEE raw Dtraanx1 0
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GEORGE ALBRI24, SON 4 et,
624tioD sranir.. .
and Youth's Heel Batman*
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- 11Thildreo9 Goat and Kid S •
Theis goods are made to oar sieelal atter, till
.ste trarraoteduaequalled cuatomorosk,
l - XSUR:AIMCE.
1829. - : ' '''' '-' 1 -1e
omsarralt .: -, : ._...'•!.
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rum INSURANCE 00hIP.ANY -
PHILADELPHIA. - • )
, Assets on •Inutuary 1. MM. 1144117 • 111 till SW;
. .. . . .
.oardtal. • ' . - • •
•Aeoroat Premiums MAIO
Invested. Preadusui ' - • ' - - I,OBSAIO
,tnettled Claims.... .. .. . ....1...........i • ACV
,Lones Paid ohne rase.. -. . ' • . ' ' • 1000Aun
• respe,a aad "rempOniej . ' EVlOle . ; . 4as Uletakt
L
Merlin N.l3aneker, • Isaac Lea, - •'' • -
Tobias Wagner, . , -Edward O. Dal"- , - =
Samuel Gnat; Geo Pilate - ' -•
Jacob B. Smith, - Paler • 1 r - - I
• GeOrge W. Richards; Eras. W. . K. 111 ,
. •' ' ' C ED I W ILII N. l) 91 7 14 Prendest! .
TAB.
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.i. 74. odliN eEL A4ent,
wadi • comer Wood and Thild aroma
, FIRE AND MARINE
Insurance Co. of North America.
panalem:m
411,500,00116
`Hartford Fire Insurance - C,ospiuNr.
$1,255,6”.
airProtectlon can be mimed Li the abase =Mat
and tellable companies. , • , •
- W. P. JONES, Agiarr, • -
Bagslers HuMk" 87 Water st. ;
W nislatAliQ4-c9Nr4l`it
1 UP PLITSBURGI
• • It. AT rivrini, Jr., Prerldat,
P. M. GonDON, Sartlary. _
Mace, No. gli Water street, Spang if. Co.'s Waft. ,
hOus e up stairs, Pittsburgh.
trot -ins ure against kinds of Fire an d hissmser
!Mkt. A NOM Dleihaiol) managed by Directors who'
are lASI *mown in the annoutnify„ and-who are deter.
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prof cation to those mho dabs to be 01411114
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Ales. Nlmick, and J. Thomas,
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mylin. P. M. GORDON; Sioretary.'
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WN. raps.
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lln
. Insures against loss. sod damage In this aarlaM
tlon of 4/ts .Southern and Western Elvers, IdiUsl.."
and Bayous, and the navigation of the Seas. .
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Jai. Par Jr., — 1 John Shlpless,r •
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ALLEGHENY_ INSURANCE 0011P.16`, NY OF P/TISIILTItaII-Offtes,No. A PIM ,
Insures against. all. Muds. or Fire ant Nubs.
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