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SA.7ISIID.SY, JA4 , 1U,112Y 14. 1863
RELIGIOITS rSTELIAGENCE.
The 'o4lserrer has a brief but strongly
worded article on the rotation of the Sabbath
13chool the Church. While It 13 claimed
' by-niany of the most active In the establish
' meni end promotion of Sunday School:
that it is.not an institution"of the Church,
'-'and therefore shoidd mot be mnder its con
, - trol, yet-the fact is clearly shOin that its
efaclency and success is only attained by
be
ing employed as an austlliary department of
chnrc.h labor. It is not; claimed that the in
stitution 'ls one of (Urine etiablishment.
The Sabbath School is net:Shapira 'place
for the ingathering of destitute and vagrant
children. 'lt is a connecting link between
the family and the church. The education
of home is enforced in the school: Faithful
'"labor in, the Sabbath School deepens the .
. conviellons:of religious puty, impresses the ,
1- trntits of the gospel upon the hears, and prey,
fares the mind for the preaching of tho truth
the sanctuary,. Diforce tiro Sabbath
School from the cLnrcb, and the wayis at
Mace opened for the entrance of eironeorta
-tiOWB and individual opinion.: Observation
shows that these schools have been the most
successful in imparting a knowledge of the
of the vital doctrineiof the plan of
salvation, and have teen the most blessed of
kical to the coat-ergola of the young, when
the connection has been constantly kept in
-
view and the ichooli more or loss directly .-
:controlled by the church. There should be
,such a union between the= school and the
.
church as should make the former thenurse
-- 1701111 e latter.' It Is tlimted.that there - is
•
FP,Piaca Nfberg %Ito Pastor'can gain an(.l!N,
ert greater Influence for ge4si, no-place
where be can; so effeeteally build up the
....walls of Zion, as among the young of his
tloriss they are, gathered together in the
t
1 °
Esbbith School, mtge . he can in various
wayi, lay a broad and firm toundatiOn for
their Itittare ChristLsn,lifoand usefulness in
theCburch. This question is assuming an
import itis@ that .Is worthy of the noble
emus, and. it Is only a questlon.of tiree, not
:'rery, fel _distant when It will be acknowl..
• edged as an Important anxilllary in eburch
—The recent call of the Unitarian As
sociatban for $lOO,OOO, to spread the princl
'. Prds of that sect in this ; county has pro
- --yoked -
.considersble Opposition among its
own members. One bf the, Unitarian read
; era of the Regiski, reeponds ' You
waylay, .genenrllyi that the fluids will be
spited to the Spread of liberal. Christianity;
. barite's: thatterm is applied 'to almost every
. form, of skepticism and Infidelity, as Univac.
Sahara and Spirltulism; We have no assur-
ances that the hinds of the association wil
'• nettle used to defend Universalism, or to
•
sustain ministers who would build up a re
ligion Without any Blbleiand who profesS
to teaeh the. Chriskin relleion, but deny tit
authority of Christ. Such "liberal'christi
'anity„.thAt, embracesin bowie. all Ur '
lEMEO3 repudiated.
Culleniß. C.: Archbishop of Dublin,
besideihis inumie ,131trainonism . in matters
. ,pea lately revealed. afresh; that
his heart is set on making Mary the goddess'
of the land. It is now, he 'says, ten.yeare
since hla Holiness 'defined! thenocirines of
•• Of the Immaculate Conception; and though
he has passed through the severest 'ordeal
In that period, and Surronnderl by
"(handers, yet we cannot brit perceive that
the Holy Virgin, ga honors decreed
to her by his unfallible deeisicrn, has watched
,over him, and preserved hina froth all the
snares of his .enernies. -
Peter's Pence at Tomei produces less
' and less,. At the voramenceiniiii Atte pro
duce was about 44060 Roman , crowns a
month;' it afterwards fell to 2,000, and goes
. on.decreasing. , Novenber only gave= 700;
•including offerings from Tuscany.
r-.-Plymouth 'Church. Brooklyn, New.
. York, Roy. Bony_ Ward Ifeechey,
,pastor;
has - siga4r been "auctioned . off" for_iknother
year views ) • for 'the sum of 1543,000.
The cangrogation awarded the pastor his
part of the sale, the nice iron' of $lO,OOO.
Pretty . good pay considering 'that a good
derd of time of each year is occupied in
- snaking money-by other means.
Presbyterian, - Edinburgh,
scan to he "disturbed" by ;the introduc.
• tionaf•rin organ into one Of -their churches,
Di. Leo pastor. ;Dr.- Lee has also intro
4uced nritual of devotien, modified, it is
elrited,'from the BoOk of .CQZIIIII,OII. Prayer.
z—Bei. Arthur Cleavland Oise, who, it
• will be Waxen - bared leetured in this city some
yeare ego under the auzplees of the Young
Men's Library Association, has just been
• consecrated Andsteat Bishop' of the Epii.
copal Diocese of Western New' York, .at
Oeners, ,N. Y. - " • ' .
. _
bill has teen presented to -the
Italian Chambers - by the Minister of Justice
for the
.suppression of all religious ;corpora
tions' and eclesiastical binedces throughout
the Kingdom: ."..firticle I, Provides, that all
religious corporations' shall cease to-exist
from the mordent of the promulgation of the .
•
law and -their proroity devolve to the State:
_ —.-Yalmerlythannonixaticni of a saint
-train rare occurrence, but now these feta
succeed each other every few months. The
•
-pontificate of Puts IX will be one, of the
most froltibl
_ln this respect , . promo
ilea, eayi the rniTepirtulente gage, of servers
' hundred:saints Id already talked of for nex
-
Xtisa
curious fact, anis an exchange,
that Congregationalists are at this day dis.
puting as , is 'the nail:menu& and peculiar
Principlei ..or; their denominatim. The
atioluteindependence of indlyidual church
es listronglr affirmed and denied. - Quite
a spirited discrnistms on in the
papers of thls,body of Auisthrrie on the dis
puted question.
_ .
-. .--"-Themrpaclty of some of the 'principal
churches of Europe's estimated as follows:
Rt Peir7!), - at Rome, Itolds 41,000 pirsons;
the Cathedral, at Milan, '37,090; St. Paul's,
London, 25,000; St Sophia* Constantine
.ple,.23,ooo; nitre 'pools, Paris,- 21,000; the'
Cathedral at Pisa; 18 4 000; Mark's, Vett
;MA
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—= Cardinal NriSCIIIALL'iI drama' o f "'rho
• Ridden was performed recently in
Boston for the purpose of nosing - Money)*
nurcitase on organ for the Bruiday School of
.
the Church of the Immaculato Conception
in that city.
—Rer. Dr: l'arsona, ioniorille, Ken
-. • 'the , converted actor; after tilling
many Important -appointments in the, gift
'. of the 31. E. Church, South, has withdrawn
front that Churl. with it view of. uniting
irlth the M. Church.,
—An effort is making to cliange the
name of the`Cumberland ; Presbyterbm
ti- - Citurch by substituting: "The American
fee Ctunber/and. I •
Tract !Society or the N. E.
CLmCti taßi take plase at tlfeti - Ilaren,
Aut sad Monday. Bisitop Baker
w 49 l lr id e• ' . •- • •
. , .
• • lituabeanea 1167C6 *II flying about
the • —r wetili! of, We; Wire [band thefe, tray to Va.
bon A.: - Ciiiiiineaons:abenn: hu lug. burst over
: that "effit detiroiing .pt4teity of; sit hindr,• bit
chicly the ahlpping.fa the .:Tamt. It is add
. „-- - that u zany as forty` 'meta tame been aunt.
Thneees
k eeli .od.'f war In -lutztatrOicranyer, bayonet
teeird*W
Y~f
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c=b 4 c==
Organization of Allegheny Councils...
Inauguration of the Mayor Elect...A
:Question of Eligibility liaised._
At ten o'clock this mbrnitg; the members
elect of the Select and Common Councill of
Allegheny assembled the Select chamber
for the purpose of recelilug the , returns of the
.fate eleetion, inangumlino , the 'mayor elect, and
orgardzleg the Councils- f or • the ensuing - year.
A temporary organization wan effected, , on
motto - n.(l Mr. Jobs Atwell, by the appointment
of John Wright, Esq., as President, and Samuel
Middle as Secretary. -
The retrains of the late election for Mayor,
Director ofthe_Poor, and Councilmen, were then
opened and'reaL
The chairman then asked the qnestion: "Shall
hest returns be approved 7"
• Mr. Atwell moved that the returns be appro.
-red as read.--
Mr. George It. Riddle objected to the returns
from the Fourth Ward—not on eecount of any
Irregularity- In the returns themselves, but for
the reason that, under the cluirter of the city,
as' he understood It, ode of the members elect
was ieeligible. Ile referred to the nineteenth
section of the city-charter, which provides that
"no alderman of said city, nor any person !add
ing an office of trust or profit under the laws of
this Contmonyrenlth, or the .ordinances of the
Select and Common Cour:ells, the etoolumellti
whereof are paid out of the Treasury of the city,
shall be competent to serve as a member of the
Select or Common Connell." Under this
vision be deemed It proper to say that Mr.Jaetea
Marshall, of the Fourth Ward, was Ineligible to •
set as a member of the Select Connell.
Mr. Marshall stated that he was an involuntary
candidate for lire position. lie hap not songla,
the nomination, and only consented to the nse
of his name.,atthe earnest solicitation of many
of his constituent'. If the body would now
vote him ineligible he would take It as a very
great kindness.
OnMotion, tbe further discussion of the point
raised was postponed until after the adjourn
melt of the Joint Session—the Select Council
being the proper judge of the eligibility of ,any
of Its members.. -
The members of both Councils present (with .
the exception of Mr. Ilazithall) were then duly .
sworn by Alderman Ilays.
Messrs. Mader, HUI and Faulhauber *ere
appointed a Committee to wait upon the Mayor
elect, lion. Jobs )lOitiaop,and-conduct 444 tc
the ebetneer. , t
Morrison soon after appeared, when he
was sweill 1 2v flays. After subscribing to
the oath, Mr: Morrison Spelt.: at some length in
reference to the affairs of the city, its;ptigress
and prosperity, and concluded by thanking
fellow citizens for thehonor conferred, and pledg.
ing himself to_usehis best efforts bathe discharge
of his duties. We shall lay the address before
cur readers In our issue of to-morrow. •
• Emory Gleae6n, Directorof the Poor
elect, was not present.
The Joint Session, having no further business '
to transact, adjourned.
glazer COMMIE..
This body organized temporarily by retaining
Mr. Wright as Chairman end Mr. Riddle as
. .
Mr. Atwell moved .to dispose of the question.-
as tothe eligibility of Mr. Marshall, bydselaring,
by vote of Commil, that he -was eligible.
Mr. George R. Riddle explained that he was-
not actuated•byany personal motives In raising
this question. He was well satisfied with Mr.
- Marshall as a Comacilman, but, as he had been
chosen enlitspeck4of the WesteruPenltenriary,,
(an office of trust under the Commonwealth.)
he was &squealed from sittlng as a Council maa
-
-. Mr. Hopkins asked whether any emoluments .
were paid to .the, Prisett Inspectoi out df the
City TrcasusT. _ •
Mr. Atwell replied that there were no emolu
ments attached to tho office that he was aware
of—and certainly nothing was paid out of 'the
City Treasury.
Mr. Marshall stated that he had not received
any moneyis yet, - -suld if there was anything
dot, he -wonid like tolnow It. (Laqittet.) .
Thorne* stated that several mejnbeis
had ;hid, . been sworn to-day, who; tinder the - constnietion sought to be placed upon
tho'act, were not as :eligible as Mr. Mar. ehall. If the question of eligibility
. F. to be.
ft would be fe embers
defined so sharply, the
left to serve , and even Clerks about e,Court
House might be held ineligible.
Mr; Irwin 'reminded the Council Vint; ai a
Market Commissioner, under the Act of Assem
bly, he might be ruled out.„ •
- Mr. Wright stated thither, astral. as his friend
' S. Riddle, was to the_ same predicament-being
Mara •
Mr. IM'Brier was In favor of geniirig the quer
tion'ammrdingtolaw,-,,1f there-was no denta as
to the construction of the, law, he would expe
rience no difficulty in voting ou the resolution.
lilt personal inellzations would leadhlm to vote
for Mr. Marshal as, eligible, but It the 14w de
'ch.-id - otherwise le - would be guided accord
ingly.
Mr. S. Riddle saves, ted that the whole Matter
. be PaldPoned.Until two &clock in the afternoon,
and that the City Bollettor' becomsalted la the
meantime. He moved this as an amendment to
Mr. Atwelii motion, but it Eras not secoaded.
The section of the charter alluded to was again
Fnineis'tbittest that, under.the construc
tion put npen the section by the grmtlemai, (G.,
R. Rlddle,)'boits he and Mr. Riddle were Ineli
gible, Is ths7held the oflios of &heel Directors_
Mr. Meitner califd the previous question, art
- the adept's:et - Athrelps : motion decLuitig .
Mr. liars - hall
Mr. Marshall hero rose and begged leave to
-tender his resignation, but the Council refused
to act upon lt. XI"
Mr. Geotgeß.Blddie seconded the amendment
of Mr..B. riddle, to adjourn °nil; two o'clock, In
order to obtain legatisdvlce.
. Thequestion on the amendment was put and
The yeas and nays were then called on the
original:motion - and.,lll. the membera peatrott
Toted yea Except Mr. Geo. R: Riddle. ,
The body haring thus declared Mr. Marshall
rltgible. b'e' rose to be sworn. 1
Mr. Geo. R. Riddle objected to theoath being
edmittistiwed, and cited the 66th section of the
act of .March blet, it4o, which ..prorldeethat "It
shall-not-be lawful for any,Councilman, nor shall
any member of any corporation be -in 0 11 Yntie
interested in any contract, for the sale, or fur.
elshing*Of any supplies ermatcrials to be fur
nished to or for the dteof any corporation, mu
ity or public. institution pf which he shall
be a member or 'einem, or to which he al:milt:4
an i znti 'toe directly. cir Indirectly interested
• Mr. Riddle explained that Mr. Marshall, : as
Tecslddd;of. the Allegheny Gas - Company, was
interested in furnishing gas to the - city; and also
-that he hid acantract _for .furnistang tho city
with gas pipes.
Mr. Thomas-moved that inasmuch' as this
bcds had just declared. Mr. Marehali eligible, be
be - sworn:Without...further , 'delay. The motion
was carried, (Mr George, R. Riddle voting in the
" - negttitc) - , and the oath was thew 'administered.
Connell lmmediately,organizml by re-electing
Mr. Murshall as President, and 7dr. Macferroo
Clerk. • -
The members then selected their seats by lot,
after which Corn:fell "adjourned.,
conworr coerces ••
This body organized teinporailly by calling.
Mr: C. W. Benney to the = chair , n od appointing
S. Drum Secretary.
Chairman announced that nominations
for permanent President were now in Order.
"YrrBmltb,tiaminated Mr. _Dram and *Hs
. being no opposition he was elected b.* necrosis.--
Lion, after . which be was conducted .kithe chair
'and
lion, :
his thanks In a brief antipertinent
Tte,eleetion of Clerk. being next In drder, Mr.
Smith nominated Mr...M. Mr.
Miller nominated Mr. W. H. Leal:nut, and an .
other member named Mr. Hunter. ,• "
The drat balLst. restated T k
LOckhart, 6; Ranter, I.= On , the smock ballot
Mr. M'clunnlglo received 9 rotes . and Mr. - Lock-
Mr. M f amndiriewaadoclared duly elected, end'
acknowledged---the compliment in a few. tippet.
ate rcmarll - s
A. Ilusidetangb Ifni elected idesseniei •
blacelatoitlonr.
After selecting seats, Connell adjourned `•to
meet on'Tfiesday evening neat, for the purpose
of electing - city oftlecrs.' , •
Lientenant Colonel J: A: Ekta
The Washington - Cdroiik le euyq that 'Melia',
.
order of tire War Departioent diseoutlninng the
. ,
purchase of f - horses Zar thearmy possesses a slg-,
Wile/ince not generally appreciated. We'are In
formed that this order is based trpodtho fact that
there are now on liand,gater supplying the army,
same 20,000 horses. - -That tho largest "armyever
Art in the field In modern times shoald be thus
fitly supplied field,
horses for cavalry; and arta
lely- service and so large a surplus remain on
hand to m4et, future exigences, are facts that
not only Ituidskottprig eridence of the capacity
of the country to meet the demands - Of the see ,
'rift In this regard, but . also , speak volumes 'ln
favor oftbrefitelency and every of the head of
this delisithissi. colonel Skin and - his subor
dinates, and ice feel that we do but a simple act
of justice to them in making thopublic record' f
their Services-- .
. IPrinelpal Elected,.
. •
The School Diretionfor the Tided Ward, Al
legheny, have elected Mr, -A. A. Kuhn to the
_position of Principal of the schools of:-that
ward, made vacant
te bl the resignation' of Mr.
Go ff who , has accep the chair of Mathemat
ics in the Western University. Mr.' Kuhn lei
Araduate of .Wasbiogton College, Hahn* served"
for sometime In'the army, but' was ; , .dLscharirsel
on acarnut of serious woculds received in a4lOll.
He has bad some eiperlence as a teacher, and is
said to he well qualified for the positi2n. .hftse
8. McKeown has boat C 4011812 to fill,n vacancy'
in the Primary - :Departtpent of the same schooL
Prrosormt.—Efejor lames D. Hark; 'of7eis.
1024 ("014 Thirteeith')2F. V,iiiu beerif %-
town for a few days °ea Wit roXis friends. -
AttbonOr In the fourth 'year of Santee...the
Major looks tudermd hearty. He l il t tem cat
his regiment on SatnitspaAatiorin. , t ‘,..,•^.7,
~•',.
CITY .3ND SIIMMIX,
(rnma vr,rl.t.rerte rixst:io QAZETTF.
Tim m.:er
Ire of the mtlmmsof this Ward was h in Or
behool ilonalop Tinmsday for tit.:
purlxee of dcvishig a plan by which the neresi
sal7 fuuditnay be procured to pay volunteers to
fill the quoin of the Word under the late rail fdr
LCo,ooositcn." 4iiei via 3 opened and liberally
subscribed to tr,V;those present, amounts not
lees than fillyAlallsrs wall be received from per
sois liable to the draft. The list will remote at
.Aldertr.anlbiller's oilier for a short time, -at the
cod of which period it . will be determined
whether to proceed with 'the work or drop the
matter entirely, leaving each person liable to
shift for hitaseiti Now is .the'time for the eh
[zees of the Sixth to show whether they desire
to remain at Lorne with their families or under
go the hardships of a year's campaign rather
than pay the paltry sum of fifty dollars each, to
riward those who . will stand In the breach for
them.
I'nn Duirnenn bn. Rrotos.—Mr.'earnack, of
the steamer Telegraph,atates that the amount
of oil carried by that steamer from January Ist.
1864, to January pot, 18'0, amounted to 1,906
barrels. During tads time there were two or
three months when the chief well (the Wiley)
was not In operation. This speal well for the
Dunkard as a good region. The product will
doubtless be Vastly increased when the largo
number of wells now going down.are in full ope
ration.
BORING 111 'WASTLINGIVN COUNTT.—The
011 fever has extended , to the eastern part of
Winn:glen county. Joseph Kammerer, Dr.
Boyd Emory, 1)r. 3. - F. BM, T. H. Long, Samuel
Thomas, John Herron, James Rankle, cad others
have formed a company with. the. Intention of
boring on Mingo Creek,. where It Is said encour,
aging indications of 01l hive been discovered.
Dpwards of $lO,OOO have been sresseribed and
paid in, and the work wilt be commenced forth
with.
CfzusinTn To DiaTo,--alr, James Carter, of
Iforrla township; Greene etuntsr, was found dead
the other day, la the woods on Ida own farm
where he had been angtiged in chopping Gmho!..
Ile was found late In. the afternoon, pc log
lying across Ws body, which .I.tha previously
Passed over his face and hod, combing him In a
shocking manner.
boxertmlirjarr.-ReY. J. M. Shields, pastor
of the Praqqterlan Church, of Bridgewater, was
the reelpient of a liberal donation from his' con
gregation last week; amounting to near two hun
dred dollars in money, bealtica largo stewed of
ProTisi'2"l and clothier!. The occasion was a
Lapps one for Irgth pastor and "maple.
OIL IN WEST3IOIIELAND.—The Latrobe 011 - do.
struck oil on tho lie:adtratera of the SewlekleY,
seven - adieu soutfi Or Latrobe, last Thursday.
TLe 'slum Is good enough fora fifty barrel welt.
•
OIL OPT:IIITIONS' NE U; • CONIMISSVILLE.-A.
company Lea orgurdzed and 'commenced boring
,fir 01l on Laurel Lick Sun, three miles from
Connellavllle. ,• ,
True North British Review . for November,lB64
boa been received and is for MAO by W. A. 011
deufmny, No. 45 Fifth street, near Wood.
'u Bella ComoilttcoLor tho - Eighth ward,
will meet at tho School House on Saturday, tho
14th lost., at three o'clock.
SPECIAL LOCAL NOTICES.
TBOYMI W. PAM; practical State Roofer._ an
- pertie:r in Amerienri blate, of Taliolls orders.
OR at Alexander !Laughlin'sourar the. Walter
Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. Reeldenee, No. 78 Piste
street. - Orders promptly attended to.. AR work
•warranted water proot Repairing done at the
shortest notice. No charge for repairs, provided
the roof is not abused after it is put on. .
•
"Craig= *rim Alivuottrrr."—Our readers
will beer In mind; that. Pittock, opposite the
l'estodice, has reduced tho price on albums, mod
so lair that persons With the smallest means can
purchase. Before you go elsewhere you would ,
do well to call at Pittock's and examine his va
riety, and Judge-for yourself as to prices. > Ile
does what he says.
Qvu or not Comm's', Quite Aloie, Maras,
John Godfrey's Fortsmes, Enoch Arden, Wet
-Gaya Edgewood; Oswald Cray„.and many
other new books, jut method at Pittoek's, op
posite the Post oilice.
, CLosnco orr the large assortment of Cud.
*nett/ins at re:ducal Prieg, preparatory to • open
lag a new stock, at. Plttock's, opposhe the' Post
PrrTocx wrn have a large Tartetyof Card Pho
tographs or Col:n=1110ns Footo,l3mall, and party,
In a day or two. Walt not gets them.
Au. the papers for tltla :reek; all the maga
zines for January, In at Plttoek's opposite the
Past °Mee.
Prrtogr, opposite trio Post office has Maps of
all the oil regions.' Call. and get them. •
eau. BAIILT If you Irish to got a Diary, as
Pittock has a limited stock.
A IrEw Assannit44? of Poetic Boola" ite
Lock's.
Laihrs and itilases' morocco, calf, grain and
• bias, bilinoral -boots, gnm ovetshOes, slippers,
etc, at prirate sale. dining the day and evening'
nn baturday at IfeCielland's Auction How, 55
Vint sued:
A YEW remnant dress-goals, balmoraliserts.
and shawls, domestiC 'Zoods, ke, at 11 bargain
to close out stock, at MeCielland'a Bhoe Anctlan
Notice, b 5 FLftb street. •
Man and Boys' calf, kip, grain and Roane
boots and balmoral 'shoes, brogans, ite., at low
prices, at 31eClelland'aktetlon Brune, 14 Fifth
flaw GOODS lmt reeerrea at tne Merchant
Tailoring establishment or - Graham & McCand
ls, 73 Smithfield Street. 'We would most rm.
pectfully invite the attentionmf our friends and
the ymblic in' general, to our new stoclrof fall,
and winter goods. '
, They contain all the very
latest styles of EilUsh, Wrench and American
clothes, casslmetes and vesting, all of the finest
inallty,- and Is selected "with the greatest care
Gentlemen desiring firablonable and_ well made
clothing,.wouldldo to give nes a call before
purchasing elsewhere. Every garment Is -ivar
rar.ted to give full salbrfactkm In both prior .and
ratify. Gitanisr & - ticCannutsa,.
Merchant Tisiktra.:No., Smithfield stseet. •
Smut. Nonce.—,-,rne attention of oar read
ers ls directed to the brilliant assortment of
and Winter Goods Just received by oar
friend Mr. John - Weler, No. Federal street,.
All Ills stoek comprises a great rarlety.
of -Yancy French; EnglislOgeotch and Americas.
Cassimeres and Cloths, and fins Silk and Cassl
ham Vesting!, all of which will be made ditto
order in the latest styles and In the beet manner.
1 choice selection or Furnlabbn 'Goods' also on
uind -and for sale, together with= a full stock of
Ready Made
.Clothing well- and Casklonably
• -
, ,
A Nnotrovro Com May'cause months of suf.
lining, and often ends at last In ConstiniptiOn, ,
Bronchitis; or other PulmonaryAffouttoti. Whin
neglect is attended by results sodangermrs,wliat
,can Justify the careless indifferenee of Nralting
for a cold . get well of Itself." If those who
aro now,•tronbled - with
.Conghe;Coldo, Douse ,
urea, &re Throat, act., would surely avoid the
dreadful sufferings of. the COnsumptise; let theta
take at once Dr. D. Tape's Expectorant, p. ram,
edy whose efficiency kris. been . established thirty .
years.: Sold.l7Dreiggists oreryiehere.-
. .
6annotre and carriage. Inas he taken at
the ontnlbtos office, N 0.410, Pena art*, day or
night. All orders left at the above place will be
promptly attended to. tattoo:hod be paid tc
Son Commis, Coves wen Tuttosi DOOR
DERN two .Bnnen'a .84schiet rrtsgezreP having
proved their efficacy by s test of many years.
E•r~~•f:par+i!"lC2il;Jl
BISSELL'S BLOEK
. . .
ST.••CLAI.II,-.STECEET
:weal eallthe Won lion of borers to his took of
roods.. It has been with
_gnat c areiand
captains all the DIEW.L.IT STY or .9001/S
to be fourui./n . fingt. class houses. Gents wishing a
*nit of clothes made to 'order, will_ please call and
examine our roods and prices, .Iso, full and
somplota stock of
4:3FocWILs.
v. H. NeI;!ZE, *RiccaArr 'rums,
No. to ST. GLAIR-STREET
JUST lII:C,ETVEI)
A New Assorlinent of
.13 CP f 3 t 7 T ES.
Childrens' Overcoats.
GRAY & LOGAN,
`lto. 47,5 T. °LAIR STREET.
HENRY G. 1.1..1Ly. & 00., •
lEerehant Tailorais,
N.% cor. Penn &it. aid! greets,
rrrissi=it.
~r~isan~r:
j'OI3EPIt ADlark.DentlA. 0 :300407i
.4.*
00 . . Bulldthik;conser of .DIAIKONu mid GR4i
tbaltb• itinefaxik-Dr. A. M. Pollock.
s
Sitialat,Theoote zubbielidlantal Eno*:
SPECIAL ..YOTICES.
-,, P171740V1R:11 SAW WORKS
HUBBARDS &LONG,
=II
PATENT GROUND CIRCULARS,
•
Warrnnted CAST STEEL of ere?
crlption. UM, Al4lay, Cross Cut, (hag, sal all
other varieties.
Ail kiwis of Ki. , HVES and SPRLNGS, made trots
Sheet Cot Sleet Extra Refined REAPER AND.
HOWL' G KNIPE.S, no.
4T Warehouse and Works, corner WATER and
SHORT STREETS,' Pittsburgh.
Particular &Realms given to Retoothing, Bunt.
wing and Straightening Cireular Saws; also„ re
pairs of all kinds. Punching awl Drilling 4one at
reasonable rates. •
W3l :lc CO,
Boiler Makers Sheet Iron Workers,
•Nos. 20, 22, 2t•And 28 PENN STREET
• • ;
Having secured a large yard, and furnished
with the most improved machinery, we are prea
ed to manufacture every description of BOIL
in the best manner, and warranted equal to an
made in the country. CHIMNEYS,RItICR !L
FIRE BEDS, STEAM PIPES, LOCOMOTIVE
BOILERS, CONDENSERS, SALT PANS,.
TANXS, OIL STILLS AGITATORS SIN"
TLING PANS, ,BOILLR IRON. BRIDOL.I,
SUGAR PANS and sole manufacturers of HAW,
BMUS TATEFT BOILERS. Repairing done
on the shortestnotice. deVidf
gLAI N1.11"EgIOR
001:03X WU and Smelting Wozke,
PrITSBLIECIR. •
PARK, M , CURDif P. CO.,
Manufacturers or EREATHING BRAZIER'S'
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER ROT.
H. 0... ED STILL BOTTOMS, SPALTER
SOLD M. Also, importers and dealers in MET
AL,?.., TIN PLATA_ SHEET Incyrr, WlRp,'Ets.
Constantly on hand,TINNERS , DIAOHINES and
TOOLS. Warehouse, N 0.140 FIRST wad 120 SIN:b
OND STREETS, Pittsburgh. Speclal Carless of
Copper cut ;a acl dcaltal pattern.
anyathlydawT
tHE CONVESAIONS .ALND
I REENCE LW . A.N INVALID, publlittied
for the benefit, Aid as a warning and cultic,* to,
young men whn safer from Nervous Debility, rye
mature Decay
at liVinhood, etc., supplying, atthe
same Duo s tkv meant of tojf cure by one who - Aas
cured ttniself niter being put to ' great 'expense nod
injury through medical humbug and quadkdry. •
By enclosing a postpaid addressed etwelopa,ltia,
ale coplea may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL DIANF4IH, Eaq.
deadmdairT Phildliciphia, re.
NEUVOUS o 1;
i~J, BUM SEXES.-A reverend gentleman ILLY'
lug been restored to health In a few days, alley un
dergoing the usual routine and Irregular expensive
mode of treatment without success, considers a his
sacred duty to comraunicateto &Meted fellow
.creatures the'means of cure. Hence on the receipt
of an addressed envelope, he will send,free, a copy
of the prescription used. •
Direct to Dr..IOIIN M DAIINALL, lea ranee
treat, N.Y. nibil:lydaarT
ItOBINSON, nee at co" faucet-Hot/
to Itonnomx, Mitt & Micixos,)
Washington Works,
FOUNDERS AND 'MACITINTSIS, Prrrottritait.
rs
Manufacture of DOAT AN STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES, LAST EItTGINES, MILL
ell INERT, GEARING, SUASTING, CANT.
MOS of all descriptions, OIL TANKS& STILLS,
BOILER AND SHEET 'MON WORK.
11 - Agents for GIVFAIIIPS PATENT LYJECT.
OR, flit fettling boilers. ,
OZOIIOI 4,12,R0LT.41 X
YETLA DELLS STELA. WORKS.
ILEMA CO.;" - '
(Summon to Bmita, ItasexAst O. Coq)
Manutectutin of CAST STE: SPRING,
PLOW and BLISTER STML; E SPR L INGSi AX
LES, CROWBARS, &e.
ASP Wotko, WEST WARD, '..A.lle4rheelr. ',Post
°Moe address. PITTSBURGIL . bOXIY
JOAN COCIIRAN at RAO.; bleattine
Loren of IRON VAULTS AND VAULT
DOORS, IRON RAILING, WINDOW SHUT
TERS, WINDOW GIIARDS, - Ats, Nos. 91 SEG
IJND 59 THIRD STREET, between Wood and
Market, have on head e variety of new patterns,
Caney and plata, suitable toren purposes. •
arPartiettlar attention paid to enelnaingarsve
Lots. Jobbing done at short notice. Ala
nittEwstii THE • NERVOUS,
SEMINAL, UElleptY AM) SEXUAL
SYSTEMS—oew snit tolloble ttenteuent—is Re
ports of the Sword AmxLitton. Seta bt Walt In
ng.ietvrar,Liggottrio__:l" I{ ;ward
Autoelation, No. South Nlnthetreet, rum.
mh.2l:ty
2f. H 0731101 it SONS. Dealers ldroß
MEIN •AND DOBLE=I.O RILLS OF EX
ORANGE, _ OERTIPIOILTIN OF DEPOS ,IT
DABS NOTES AND SPWIE, y/ 31.A.R.R.ET
STREET, Pittiburgh;Pa;
• lart.:elleetlona made on all the principal. clUee
throughout the United Stated. _
Igr lIENRY El. COLIWIErtei FORWARD
iNG AND COMMISSION •dIERORANI
sad whereas!, dealer 'CIIEESE; BUTTER,
-- and - produce geaerelly, Ro. 21
WOOD STREET PittabursE. t not
UrANTED.- , -A young man betwevn 15
. 3 and 16 rears or e.ge, to attend an 'glue and
tr aka haawelfgenerally usefUl. Enquire at .610. 88
saillittleld ati ert.
WANTED—A GARDNER, tc . ) . aim
1 I of a small garden near the city, upoiwideh
Is vineyard; remainder in orchard. Recutentend
ationsrequired. lutre at the •
de26dr
CITY 31TELS. Mertz greet.
" VV — ANTED-470 • - MONTII.—I want
Agents everywhere, at g7O a mouth, ettpeasee
offered
paid, to
1%111 sell Frflare &Osten the best seal/LA ever
. Jter . 444reaa UM.S T.
11AREY. Rumatora particular. „ pane. acataataamT
• IvA TED.—Returned and disabled Ot11•
.tern and tioldlert, In want ttt profitable em.
plop:sent, pecullorty .adnoted to :Nett condition,
should addreas JattiES, BROS it Philadel
phi!! Pa.
P. aesoaakwT
AVANTED--Agents for THE NURSE
• AND SPY, the most interestlagand exalting
book rmr putillahed, embracing the adventures of
a woman In the Union Arnay as Nurse,'Scout and
Spy. Malay &moat ylrldioner ;picture of the war.
• Betrayed IlidLsabled Officers hrid.,Seldlers to want
.of profitable employment And It pet tillarly
adapted to their coaaltion. JONES, BROS. - A
CO., SOO Chestnut street.,Yhtladelphla. novu.
ttrezir2D--412.5 A - 1101iT1L—Agents
eserywhere, ranntrodu the new 'Same
Clark Steens Ilolltr ily Sods/ Naciiine„the cor/s
'tow prienznachlne In the country which Is !Lauri
by Grover . At Baker Wheeler is Wilson; Howe,
Suager A Co.; and BaZhelder. Salary antlespensek,
or lame conualmlona allowed. Alt other Machines
now sold for lees than forty dothrrs each arerfe..
lriakeruntk, and the seller and. user Its linist re.
led ctroulansentfires. Addrou SHAW & 01. ASK
Biddeford.' Maine: • , • noVlOntdawT
TANTED—EIie service ra the quarter
masteeirDepartment, at Plash•llleeChatta•
noon& and Johnsonville, Tennemee; Atlanta, hear.
'FLA; DtrralPs Bi uN and Llttle Bock, /trimness; end
a, mo Teamsteno INS per month lout rati on Free transportation to place of deettnatlon.
healthy; able.bodled men only will be received.
thiptakearvi Assistant Quartermaster, V. S. A.
For further Information Inquire of
SAAITLE,I3 Federal St., Allegheny;
Or over No. 40 Washington Arcane, betWoen 4th
slattl• streits,St. Louls,Uo. •
oatt6m .1. W. CLANK .oea. 00•1.,Agent.
`WANTED.
- •
THREE GOOD CANVABSEEB,
•
20 SELL TILE 111.SIVEY OF THE
windlan Rata Of North and South America,"
Is Allegheny Comity... This Talttable work Is just
published.'and aloradElioa met with roPld lair&
It contains 183 outer* page.; ito colored plates, and
Is bound In cloth or leather to snit the demand.
This 'work civets complete' Motors ef:tbe."Red
Men,. and Ms wan with the P.Palo from,
the lint settlement of the country down to the
Minnesota Measure. A Ilberal,per oontage and
unduly" tedritory Wan, braedrassing
. , J. 13. STEWARt •
' ' ' (General Agent tOr Wertern Pa.,)
• jsedweod New Wilmington, Pa.
Pl 9: TO $25 BEM DAY.,
. ,
.41.1g0tit1111' 4 17170‘.12.t0C1
To sell our NEW. raentK( l rith Late Imprimis..
meats) and LITTLE' GIANT SEWING MA
MINES. The best cheap machines In tike,' and
warranted for three pears. We will pre the above
'commissions 'or pay OTS a month' aad. expenses,
particuars enema, stith stamp •
dosotewd. OATES es 00., Dairen, Nish.
_ .
DIVIDEATIS. ;
PlTreistreon. (T. WAylnits 0010660 itair.wxr,)
TiIVIDEND bAIITAL .BTOCA
- 1 --F AND ON TRIED MORTGAGE IONDS.
The Board of Directots of this Company have dr
cloned s Dividend of 234 PER OEPU. oa the Cap
tai Stock, for the quarter ending Deo. 3154 inst 4
theshareholdere who e l and registered on that day.
dayahle (free of Government tax :l i n en ant after the'
17th day of Jan uary,lB6s, at the o co of the Com
pany in this city,-and at the mnsfer . - Agency,
Winslow, Lanier Co., No. lig Well street. Now
York, to the stockholders as registered at the re.
spective *Meek -The Boned have also onlered the
anticipation of the payment of the knit-yearly dila
(tend of 3,4 per cent. on the 'Third Mortgage Boas
duo April-r,1663, making Ipayable on and after
tho 17th day of January., l ull. ' . to the bondholders
registered Agency, Stet day ofD
La
ceetaber feat., at the
Tranifer Wluslowcre. c0., - Ne.
Wall street, New York.. The'resester 'books
stock and third mortgage bonds ,will clone on
slat inat,st o'cleek p. and remain Resod ' -
the 17th day of January thereafter. .•
By order of the Board.
&NOM W. iL BARNES.
0,171C1101? TIM Proems • Itrstrnanon tioXretrr i l,
- P.: Prpre pima n. Jan.: 4, ftgel
rilVlDENTbo President and tine=
-a.x. tors of this Omnsta have this day dentared
rlealillividend of FIV EDOLLAIte, per share,
.ftee of tax, out of the pent/ of. tee put clx
months, payable en and after the inninst.
jedited - WM: F. GARDNER. Seely.
MCCORD
!era
aieglimpe4 .
_ .•
litrfn'lPJ
• rape
• SAL.
GOODS FOR-FALL
to of the liost;-XVII4
r.. 141
At Ilow.tltte. er oftied mix ,,ftein °3114".' 00Di-
E.4 - 17S.
THEITRa •
FI f7R sat Er - NE.:111. IVQOO..
LLEBNE AND MANACIZII kVlit.FritrDwax.
Sixth eight Of the eesegemett of the
kneric.v.lTrAgedinn, _
•
• AIR. NEAFIE,
art.o will appear a the : .
biili Or. GLOSTER.
THIS (Saturday) EVENING will bo presented
the tire act tratellY or
RICICAUD Tui•Titintr,
Duke of Gloater
Miss ST . lyeater.
Soap
.7 - .—a,
to rorol ude with
RORY 0•3100 RE.
floe Ire. Sefton.
roheuraal—TlCKHY OF LEAVE MAN.
THIMBLE'S VARIETIES.
• . pF:sis IMILSZT, NV..4.11. IT. CLAM.
W. C. SMI Lessee mil liLiniger:
COMMENCES ATE O'CLOCK.
GREAT SATURDAY' NIGHT 1117. L.
Third appearance of the beautiful Corps de Mlle.
First night of the Grand FEMALE MINSTREL
SCENE by ten young ladles.
Mlle. ZAbiaIIETTA ON THE TIGHT ROPE.
FRED. MUELLER with his Violin.
The beautiful Ballet
AN EVENING IN SPAIN.,
SONOS, DANCES, '
Coseleding with the Comb Pnntomine
MERRY COBBLER.
Itloaday evening—Debut of the Premiere Dan:
emote of the world. Mile. Gelettl.,
MASONIC liALi.
FOR 'rivt: NIGEMS.\
Tuesday. WednesdaY. Tbursdan Friday.a Saturday,
Jan. 10. 11. 12. 13 an q 11.
TfjE Qar.a.T omaizur.
ETHNO-SOTERIAN
From the ..d.rmdemy of Art, Torts, as exhibited
there two htuidred and seventy consecutive nights.
Representing Thrilling and ...Midirrio Scones in OM
tal Life.
CHILDREN'S GRAND MATINEES
Thursday and Saturday afternoons,
Jan.l2th and 11th
Loot out for the Mammoth Programmes to.b
distributed on Monday and Tuesday.
ADYlSBlolC—Eventog, 2. ots; front soata.oo at
afternoon, for Children, 10 cts. Doors open a 1 7
o'clock! commence gt 8 o'clock. . •
CHNCERT HALL
FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY
Commencitig FRIDAY EVENING. January lath.'
Nadal on NATIGIDAY AFTERNOON, January
14th, atY o'dook.
Ettinger & Foote's
Great Moral Exhibition,
THE THREE WONDERFIL LILLINTIAI9,
Cam. Wcicati, csaa.cl
Not halt the idle of. Tom. Thumb and Wife. The
most diminutive, symmetrical and intelligent epee.
imam •Of humanity in miniature ever On exhail
lion, and • .1-
.
COLONEL; SA/ALL.
The great Female Character Daum.. .In cambia*.
Lion with these curiosities of - Natare,h. their pro. ceptress.
• MRS. C. G. RUSSELL,
(formerly Miss 3f. C. Ellinger,) the celebrated To •
collet, Pianist and ()omposcr, together with
W. B. HARRI8,0111",-
the well-Yrowit extempornneons Port and With
provoking DeEneator or Eccentric Uharscter, aid
PROF., G. Hi BROOKS,
.
_
Vlo!Inlet and Pluttat, ten•yoars apupll of the Phil.
adelphLa Institute of the Lithet. .. •
Look out foe the •. ' •
LILVPDTIAN' - CHARIOT.
,
This 024 , 1E110cent mintage, entirely . new, and
Pe uscly larger than a bushel basket; built expressly
for Commodore Foote, for the session of 'INN at •
cost of ores $3,000, will pass through the streets
dsily, from the St- Clair Hotel to theHall,contals.,
l a n r s w i2 n oli b ltiV i cirelr s tst sAttuwiot d ar a rr i t
drawn by
at 7 p.m. Commence stIL. Adults..
ainn cents. Reserved Seats 50 cents. Adults to
1 1 / 4 1.7ttnees, cents; Children, IS cents. Posltively
no half pelts at •
ELLINGER a FOOTS, Sole Petriettini,
0.0. RUSSELL, Busken ibutuirot, -
JAS. $. TaXWAY, amoral 41Prot.:
;saw
APROP!OSAILS.
011/VI.4)ISIPOT 003.1XIMILLIIT OP.BOO.IPTICICI
WARN IaQTOII, D. a, J0n;2%1803.
PROPOSALS FOR -FLOUR. EAL D
PROPOSALS are Welled until WEDNES
DAY, Dinuiuyletth, 12 o'clock 314 for furnishing
the. Subsistence Department with.
TWO THOUSAND .12,000 111ILS. OF FLOUR.
• The proposals trill he for that ts• known at this
. Depot. as Nos. 1, 2 and 3, and bids will be entertain
ed Ica any quantity Ices than the whole.
Did, most be In duplicate, and for each grade Ow
separate charts of paper. • •
The delivery of thu Flour to commence within
live days from the opening of the bids, and,must be
delivered to such quantities, se the Our
creme:it may direct ;either at the Government ware..
house In tl.melown,, at the whams or ralresel
4,1;S Wastington, D.
3 e delivery of all Flour awarded to be complet
ed within twenty days from the acceptance of the
.
' Bldg will be received for Flour to be delivered in
new, oak barrels, haul lined. Also, for Moneta
good, merchantable, secor.d-band Ilona barrels, but
they must ba• such as well •belaceeptod by the
Iropector.'ortber, will not be received. • -
Payment will be made In such fluids as the Gov..
errment may have for disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be made
Just, before the Flour is received, and none. will be
accepted which is not fresh ground, and made from
wheat ground In the vicinity where manufactured,
tuniees of a very superior quality.
An bath of allegianee 'mtiat soempanybid
of each bidder who has not the oath on Ale la this'
°Mee, and no bid,will be - entertained from parties
whnhave previously Ailed to comply with their
bids, be from blddera not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject .any bid
for any cause,
Skis to be aildreSeed ter the 'undersigned; at Na
G'street, endorsed rPreali. forlIonr.I! -
.lal24td •• E. T. lIRWGES, Capt. , O. S. V.'
pROPOSALS, FOR •IXHE PURCHASE
•&oF.Avefm, pLIFTINGS. _
.
Orncie or. ItT 01.0111i$11 AND Palinv 3 o3, t
•-• 't: Lotu help Jan. fi /663.
Sealed Proposals for rebsse of WO I.
CLIPPINGS, dark blue andi sky blue, cut at 'the.
United States manufacturing balls in this city
during the months of *Januiry.'„yebrgary and
/larch. 1801, will be received by the undersigned,
untn, - and opened on, SilfilVD,lYi..Tantarj
L 963, at is
Parties - will be required to bid lop and take both
•kinds, to furnish their own sacks hot packing/alas,
and at such times as required by the Superindent;
to take the same once or tw leg each inoath, as re.
glared, and _ : to pay, for the same en delivery at said
alls
Bids will be accompa nied by the MW it E suttee
tee of two patties of thhteity) that they will be
come sureties that he contract. If asratged, will
be entered into and faithfully fulfilled. , •
Each bidder must be present or represented 'Atha
,cmcairkg of bin bblior the same will not boconalb•
Propose to take ellppliigs ISia shorter peeled
than WO- months as sbovo t _erill- not be , enter ,
tatted.
The undersigned reserves the-right to rejeht shy
or ell bids, if deemed ler the public- leiterest. , ,
• Bids to th endorsed .grevenhits lor
pings.... R: q.
ROPOBALS FOR RRVENOF, STEtkill
_ ..THE/RI7IIY VV TTEBB DITAIITICIIXT.DPC, 24.1914.
fropeaehrwttl be reeelved at ULU Departateat
eatil la M., MONDAY, the Illth derft January
next; for the eonetrnellouf THREE or FOUR
REVENUE STEAM OUTTERS_(etae wheel) for
the Usper Lakes, mul ONE we MOBS for Laka
. Spelt!cations In detail bill be furnbstied biddere
on application In person or by letter Co this Do.
re_s d Sr; t 3l7w l lto th rlt e gl i l e Z t leTph " ; t- i gil ' et ua no t a 4nu
the vo“ectors at the principal sake pint:" The
propoials should' be sealed and addressed to the
Secretary of the Treasury and . endorsed on the
envelope el:repose]." for buildlne'Revenue Steak
Cotters.. . W. P;IIESSENDEff,
delSatawtd. , Retreat,' of thirrreasulT•
pratros. music. ee.
JUVENILE SINGING BOOK
EVER PIJIILJSRED.. .
THE SILVER BELL
Contains a. choice selection of nearly 130 of the
most favorite BOERS, DEETS, QUARTETT E,
Ac., and a complete count of .
MrCffIiTAILY INSTRUCTION.
Among the pieces ere the following:
- When Johnny Comes Marching lingitel,
• ;(hair.
Into by the seat. '
Do theyiThink of Jre at
Soldier's Chorus; • •
tinkers PoneraV.'
• • Dottie Pralfeei
Vildeh Ste More worth - the-price of the book.
EiCn ClOTLitine
/Coplts =not to an=ren on rece n &c:f Oho,
el WOW) STREET. •
llornuat HOENE It:QE, 1.,
: as ruitu.,l 7 riiiii„, •• ,
o rs
' I ion -2
1t0.0V.5%
NEW 80gE..z..,.
DOWN IN TENNESSEE.
. Thisneer Volume, by the author ot.oAmone the
Pinea, o 4s selling virdike mild-fire, anti can hardly
be made Y feud as the orders pour in for it. It is
crammed Rill of material; most important to every
one interested in public affairs, miUtary or politi
cal, besides being as thoroughly attractive and ab.
aorbing in incident and story it the anthoes other
boots. Bono, cloth, it ect
VIC TOIRE,
A Mew novel. vigorotui anetreah—sure to make
hit. Mao, cloth, tinted paper. $1 'Z.
CZM,MEIT.
A new wokmising author la developed In this
charmingof action.. Mae, cloth, fantod Pit.
per. ►t !O.
TICE An OF CONVERSATION,
A %,:eciari ft 60. asvry one - o!ight to own.
THE ALABAMA AND.SUMTER.
By a the
cloth. author of ulgay Martin," "Locke Amidsto
thw,
John Guilderstring's - Bin,
ilr r i tuts . .. l 2 . l7s c l o a&L , te tin Lg l eag, in the Jane
D/1/411.4: lianas-'elkt 133reyr3iigla.t.
•Dite.tfolmes , sow 'ova. thmo, cloth. Si 25.
TALES FROM•THE OPERAS.
The plots of all the operas, to the shape of stories
12.m0, cloth. S 1 60.
FUN SALE BY
_ .
.HENRY 1111113,
SI and 73 Ptah street.
NEW BOOKS.
Lang's commentary on Matthew, translated
by Hey. Philip Schaff, D. D 115 oo
The Law of God, as explained and enforced
in the Ten Commandments: by Rev. W. S.
Plummer, D. D •• 1 .
TT
Diary of Kitty Trevylyan: by author of "Cot.
to 'Family" •
Otiateati Film= or v• • • -- • - • Ts
..2cenes m France:
my Olive Logan 2 tio
Correlation and Conservation of Forces; a
series of expositioni, by Prof. Grove, Prof.
Helmholtz, Dr. Stayer, Dr. Faraday, Prof.
Liebig and Dr. Carpenter, &c 200
History et the Presbyterian Church in the
Milted States: by E. H. Gillet; 2 vole 600
Home and. Home Papers: by *re. Stowe.... t 5o
Studies for Stories: by Jean Inglow 1 75
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deal KAY & CO., 55 Wood St.
ELVAIRA.. .T.
The hitherto uncollected writingeOf 011&ILLES
lAMB. Printed nt the Riverside-Treas. • One
elegant 12 nao. nitne. Prier, 02,25.
ICAY & C
deal 53 WOOD Rt.
MAGNIFICENT •
3Poszal.3. 331.1:p10nk
No. 79 Fourtk .treet.
JIIE 1 leaz
110- r.h.TEELC
iiinitenierra .spEcting
Homeopathic' Remedies
• Staid eonfeesetify tha head of remedial mean(
lot the use of the people. - They are alike re:payed
IMO We Palsonotur, dangerous, and repulsive deems
of etiatherr. or Ceti-School practice, the Weave.
silence of watasanza, or the intricate and ' perplex,
ng obscurities Of the,usual Ho meop atbic boots ad;
medlaines. Consisting of 'simple specifics for the
various diseasespo-whicii they" re related—put to the terra of ahnply sugar pellets—and prepared
of ingredients- neither daemons nor disgusting i
t hey are the" ready aid of the parent or nurse,.and
the comfort of the eomplatzung and wraith. • "
They per/seal these positive advantages. 'They
are harmless—no Injury can arise four. their use!
-They are simple—you always know what to take,
and how to tithe it. They are therm:tient—yen can
give the proper Sugar Palest a moment's warning,
without hesitance or delay. They are ancient—
thousiwals of pules disease is awaited at once,
and the gram cured without proetrattort or delay.:
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No.l—aliea Ferar, Congaed= ladlaillidtaationj
Heat, Pala and Restlmams, and thd drat stadia ol
the acute and ladamaddary o.lleaaa , Price 3.5 eta,
No. 2—Carts Form Town, Worm Colle and Ver.
scions Appetite, Viettlas ilia /PAL. Prize .15 cents.
go. a--`urea Cone, teething, Ogling and *aka.
fulness, Slow' Growth and Feebleness of Infants.
hiss aS seats.
No. 4—Chres Ihnrrhea, Children or Adult's
.1 bolero Went= and Summer Comphdotn. Price
Not. t and t titre the wont club of Chroido..Dl
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1 , :o. 6—Cures Dysentery or. Bloody Flui. Colic
OVlngs, Blllous Collc,Tall Dystuttery. Ilk* 3
fio. If.. Cures Coughs, Colds, Hoarieners, Brat
Chltls, Influenza and Bore Throat. Pelee ad cents
This and No. 1 neyet tall to cuntwornt Cold
No. S—Cures Tootti.ache, Taco-ache, NOITOUF
Iles! and Tic BoLorena. Price 35 rents.
No. 5.-Cores Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo,
Runt of Blood to the head: Price WI 'cents.
,in addition with No. it never tails to cure the
most inveterate mum.
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No. 10--Curea Dyspepsia, 'Weak, Acid or Durum
d Stotuach, Constipation, Liver Complaint, or
Bilious Condition. Price aS cents.
Breatarisin forall cues of Weak Disunion and
Bilious Complaints.
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' 11. ClasesiSuppreesed Menses, or SennlYs
Painful, or Delaying, Green Sickness. SS cents.
- No, to—citreu Leutorrhen or Whites, Benda
Driwa too - Proftue afeases. 15 cents.
No. 113--Curca Croup, gotirse_Croupy Cough
DUilcult And Opp_
es/al Breathing., SO cents.
No to—eures Salt Rheum, Oruit' Eruptione,.
Erysipelas, :Scald Read, Barbers' itchi l ample . ! oq
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tathirso Rheumatism; Pali, Lameness, - or
Soreness to tae Cheat, Back:Side, or Limbs, et
Sciatica. 35 cents.
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' No. 7 l7Cares Piles,lnternal Or Entervtl, Bite.
or Bleeding, Recent or.Obstinnte. so cents.
• This remedy has mired thousands of ths worst
possible eases.
No, 18—Cures Opihthaind_ or inlismod
:Eves or Eyelids, Failing or Weak sight. 40 omits.
Ii may ninnys be relied upon for-a cum
No. 111—Oures Clatarrh, snubs or nhronts, dry Or
towing, Cold in the goad, induensa. A seats...
' M.2lY—Cares Whooping Cough, shortening and
PaLating it, or Spasmodic Cough_ IM seat •
it is infal lible, and elyrays mineral =Acura', ,
No. 81-40nres Astiuns, Opressed, ~Dt~oale La.
bored Breathing, Cough and ExpeetorntiOn. -Pried
liumireddhirre been cured by lt.,
No. .ft—Ours - Se/01UL, gniuged- (Uvla; and
Tonells Swellings and Old Ulcers. 410 oenta.
Una cured the worst omen.
No. 4i.-450rt0 General Debility, Physloalor Nen
.vpito.Nfealulou.,
Ith-Cara Dropsyalula AmmanlatiOns,
mlo Sweltlitp, with &Ant,' Beorettozw. SO mats.
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No.ll6—Oures BennStokness,Prostratioa, 7dttfga.
No. 21-otirer . Urinary Ilimeaseo, Gravel,Smial
Oalatti, Difficult or Painful UrinatiOn. iio cents. -
• it cures old caeca of Sidney-Diconaes.
No. 'lO--Toe• Seminal' Enilextona, rinrotrintia
Discharges and oonsmient Prostration suid Dab
ty, Eadyasulta of Evil Habits.
••TbC Loll efficient• remedy - known, anCona, be
.
NO. 24—Oures Sore mouth or Stomach, Gathered
Mouth of Adults or Children and also- Nass a u and VoralUng of Fragrant reoulles, IX/ Omit.
Cure. at ones
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• No. 31—Cures Painful Menstruation; Pressure,
Cramp or Spasms, Pruett/14 Aching Mid /nits.
lion of remalet.
/t acts /Lk. a ehnrm>'
FrO.'Et—Chares Suffering at Change of Life, Irreg.
ularitles; Flushes of Heat, Palpltatloa, sad eras
Dlseate of thelicut. 4l 03. .
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No. 34 —CureiDlptherla and Ulcerate. " kraals ,
URAL Sore Throat. Mt emits. - -
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23 vial family case ' ' ' . '
olio eo
le vial badly case; morocco ''- • • 401
21 vial case, plain. a CO
'l4 vial PkTsidatt's caw • ' - ' 16 al
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Pon's'
.EXTItA, CT OF - mvirverinr.:lB .
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For Barak Scalds, Oote.Brohiii,Sonseess, Lae.
.nees, Sprains, Ithenetailset, Boils. , Ulcers, :Old
Soles and Toothache. •it ads Itho a :thane. Priem
ea centa„ The trade Supplied et New Turk }lkea
Out lltemeoelles • -
Lao k Over the llst, make us): a eato Witaitlad.
refl. chem., and Inclose the amount le a eturent
netcor stamps, by mail to my AMltem, end, the
ntedlelne will be duly riitunied byktell -oc.oe,prees:
J X FULTON.
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o w the Poet OfficA
: - secon4o"rPel -• , ~,,,T .
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DR. LIGH.THILL,
OF FELL-MX dr DES. LIGHT-111.'LL,
81; Alraries Placs drew York,
.NOW IN PIITSBUNGII,
AND WILL 11FmA TN LT THE
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Where ke eanke oonaulted oath
FRIDAY ETENING, December 23,1864,
titirn,ss,
Discharges from the Ear,
NOISES. THE EOM,
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES
EAR AN Q THROAT.
J: L. BEAD.
/ DR. ucumirs,
induced to make this suit on seeotmt of neaten
00/1 applicationsfronsparties residing inPlitsitrati .
and vicinity, who ant 'unable to'eameto ifew:ltorit
far the builsperisable Personal examination rendei , '
ed new from the impossibility o pimmilldsa"
with benefit to the patient without it.
. I
incji.wiwrinx.r.winteirfzit Pittsburgh at*,
afar intetTals, according itttheregutrements °Oho
patients imder bts charge. The business /few
.York does not Suffer any interruption from this
'visit, as °nevi the Ina is there 111 constant attend.
Prrrsoirsort, Ps., Nom 5,486.1.
This will certify th at 1 have been and care
of Dr. Lighthill .for the tuns of Catarrh,that, -
although be has attended me for a /Mao over one
whelr,l feel that a permanent cure is to be e
and ism so much better in all respects as to t:rrAn
mein giving •publiclty to. these, facts, end femme.
Mending Dr: Lipthill to T o one. adhcted with
• Forsyth, Bros. /. 71.Wster street. -
[Fromgie Hinit Anima; Aine 41h.]
In every Mumma' or profession, indeed in ever
department-of science or skill, there la always some
acknowledged head—some one who stands out in
bold relief among his fellows, as a sort of leader.'
In the study and treatment of Deafness and Ca,
tarrh as special diseases, Dr. E. B.
of this city, occupies Just the position *lmre do
tcribed.. Ile has devoted years of labor to this spa
ciality, and Is now reaping the reward of his Indus.
sty. editorial columns of the Tribune, of a re.
cent date; bear witness to the Doctor's success in
,his department of medicine. We quote the pars
cafmph .
07 A DEAF Burr—Louis EcoWingstriel
aged fourteen years of age, born in Germany, came
to this city when he was about two years of age
Soon after arriving here he was taken sick and lost
his hearing. By. degrees he became first deaf ae,
• then dumb. For, nearly ten,years its was a mute
Amebic to hear the loudest voice, or to articulate e
word. About one yea r ago he war placed In th
hands of Dr. LIGHTHILL, wno nes so tar stia
canted in restoring to him his lost powers of hear.'
Big and utterance that he min convene with those
who speak to him distinctly and deliberately. AM,
ring the past four or five months ho Bas been under
the t.ultionot.filr. Bennecheoind has made Nimbi
yrable progress in reading end arithmetic." • -
Raving been supplidd with .the lad's address, bra'
Bather investigated thematt_ ,er and discovered that
previous to calling on - Dr..,Llghthill, the youth's.
ease was COUSiderad hopeless, and he wai for two
years =inmate offs Deaf and DumbAsyluin. The
Rev. John Nott,D. D. Professor ln UnkinCollege,
Stheneetady,Drapublistied letter, tenders his grat.
Rude to Dr. gdghthill for treating successfully his
ease of Deafness.- - Rev. Fred. S. Jewell, Professor
• of the Statelionnal School at Albany, also testifies
to having been cured of Catarrh. LW: .Lighthill
poisesses other testimonials and tributes to his tat.
eat from some of the wealthiest and most proud,:
tent and respected citizens, which maybe seen on
application. It would be difficult to speak In any
but terms Of praise of his treatment, In the face of
these many proofs and facts testifying to; his Cut-
. . .
From Rev. Fred. S. Jewett, Projestor of Ms Stara Nor
. mai SchoololMony, Jinn ore. •
DR. LIGDTDILL—Dear Sir : Underditte of Muth
14th, I sent you It careful statement of my case, its
former bostment, -my failure to .obtain: relief la
that' direction, my resort to your treatment, and its
beneficial results - - - -
'have been, from the winter of.the year UM, sub.
ject to violent periodical attacks Of Catarrh; meek
ed by strong forcible symptoms, violent initamma
tionokthe lining membrane of the cavities of the.
head, accompanied in the Bret stages by a watery
dilicharge' from the -nose;„ bsequently beaming
acrid and yellow; and toorard au the close of the attack
'pttrulent , and bloody, .These attacks produced
_a
Most diatressing speclea of .hradache, occurring pe.
Walken* each day for a periodyarying from one to
three weeks, sometimes so violent as to incapaci
tate mo for business and confine-mg to my bed. At
tiaWs theattenclant ingsminstionwould extend to
the teeth, producing toothache ; or to the throat,
occiorloning , hearseness and-partial loss of .voice;
and twice Within the last few year' has Co afflict
ed the left eye. sal* confine Me, fur week., to a
•
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• I had tried medicines and applications of Carious .
kinds, snuffir and other Catarrhal preparations of
Some half a doyen kinds; application - to the head
of camphor, ginger and hot foment:Worn: of differ:
ent kinds; and In connection with these the usual
emetins or cathartics employed to induce Counter
action. But none of these had produced any per.
' nutrient Improvement, and those few Instances in'
which, temperal relief wax affbrded it was at tho
'expense of so much strength as to leave me greatly
exhausted. -Under these circumstances I was led,
though with reluctance, from the supposed incurs.
.bility of the disease, to makes trial of your treat.
meat. I found It son even beyond my' hopes,
reaching the disease as It find never I:cen:reached
before, and alleviating Its symptoms to an extent
which Ihad supposed Impossible. At the time
gave you my former certificate, while I did not feel
assured of a complete cure, I had obtained a mate
riot relief which amply repaid na for my trial of
your treatment, end which satismal me that the.
treatment was as °fib:t as It was simple and
philosophical. ' A mut:sin/AIM 'escape framyown
attacks of catarrh, for the unprecedented period of
nearly half a year, sod that in site of severe or.
eurrences of illness which wou ld' hare formerly
rendered such an attack Inevitable, was, to me,
proofof an important success.. ills now slxmonths
since I sent you that statement, and while it is un •
pleasant to appear thus constantly, and In this
-guise, before the public, It 'teems to me a matter. of
slmplejustice to yourself, and to those who may Bulletin as I was, to add thall am not only. as
fully eatislied as to the utility and efficacy of your
Method of treating catarrh as I was six mouths'
ago, but I am now of the belief that lithely latuth
atidng as a cure for citrenfe ratterra; in my cams a
rubstantlal mtre has been effected.' •• • •.•
Yo m ..
F _
• ERrITE
Se JEWELL :
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AttAirratt. tSth, left 1
•Da. ziGgnsfar.—Detr.elri It Is with met gut
-Wadi= thatl comattaitita Co
_you the Moo of
- the modicenee You /ate: nu; lot. adeettra Muta t
I followed your dlrecUom, md. a happy
that am now to tar. reatuatedalter am Ant few
, aopticattatul fis 49 Teel laulto . mttldeat that I au
, areor atat ahall aot need to mum forther.- • .
Be. tutu &ms dear. ale aosesalt) , should
smile r I'M not ill& tiMtaM to Maria mad/ nude
9 1 F. w ith read, ' 'a. iccorrat..
.61b4oNOtpuumstanaly,
.VEDICaL.
Aid all the various
TEST/51047A T. 5.
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4117gXt °Zs'
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Gum, Felt, and 13tifealo
ovrlß sjoES:
MoClelland's Auction lions°
55 rirrn: STREET.
GRENBACKS AND. GOLD j
XAX BE SAVED,
BY BUYING Y . OLTIL
Boots, Eines, Gaiters, ilabnarals, and Gun,
At the Greet Closing -Out Sale. Geode waited
dew... No hurebue.- e3r)r and itcare.bar
gal.. 13e eine a tho place, It Men ,
BORLAND'S,
No. 98 Market, 23 door from Fifth
SOUTII S. ROSS (formerly SLATKie
Somn) have constudly on hand
BOOTS & SHOES,
Which they are prepared p:# Eyi Cheap
No, S 4 Market ettieet
ja4:lrd
9 6 FEDERAL ST., ALLEO : '
CLOSING SALES,
TO MARE ROOD! FOR *EV/ GOODS.
•I am how olnring my present iitock of
Moots, ShotS, Eolters,siod*moral
Trunks, Valisee:r 4nd . Travtlipg-Sactics.
AT GIZEATLY BEDl7othiPait!B
To make room for new goods noW Oeingpmeenainat ,
and get baylna. K.
anniricK.
fah 96 ' Federni at. Alleslaemi Cllty.
J.,!LN.EIi ROBS,
M 0.89 Market street
SELLS THE gl-sa,
THE RE&TEST FriTEHO,
And THE MIXT DVRABLIS.
33c)crra AL.mi••33 Emsazias,
- • , Of any house In . t4le city.
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hai jut te4;elyeil a pagialleept ray Eta*.
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lit)ya , and Youth's Ift f o o l=r j apto ;
edldrea's Goat lad atd Sioco;
These goods are wa l l ed our "opectel * Ude; UMI
are warranted unecOatota work•
Li7VII.ILXViIa:
e'vrm' ' 1829. P2jll'4T.l/4"
FIRE =GMOE COFEiM
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Unsettled Chime ... . . ~......: .. . .. .'. . . ......
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Lomea.Paid.ltnee D 329 tteoo,oas - • -.,,`
Perpetual; maul Temporary „Pansies art ,: liberal
.terms::., ..... . . -
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Merles N. Baaeker, .. Isaac Lee, . • -'
Toktaa Wagner, , , Edward. O. Daley
Semnel Oeant, George Yalu; , '
Jacob R. Smith, • Alfred ritler, t
George' W. Blettaide, 'Frac W. Lewis, M. n '
- .... . enearzs N. diNUKIM , Prudent. ,
EDWARD O. , DALE, Vice - Preiddent, 4
JAS. W. MeALLISTEE. See. oro. tens.: ..
. - J.' (l. - coI , PIN, Agent,
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mlOl ' corner Wood and Third etreeta.
FIRE AND MARINE
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Inzurance Co. of North ittnerios.
PHILADELPHIA.
liaritord Fire insurance Company.
Assets 111,963,000.
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.8:11P-Prbt action can be socund In tt, above unmet
and reliable companies.. , •••
tr..P..T0N1146, Aisrirr,
Zanier) Buildings, ST:Mater it
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
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R. preer,kit,
F. M. GOEDON Secrdam
Office, No. al Wa t er-street , Slum de . Cto..• Waco.
Louse, up stairs, Pltteburyh. -
Will into,. coated at fads of Fire . and Merino
Sign A Holm LlOitstion =omega by Directors dies
are' seen knOICS trA the econassority and who are d&r.
mined .by promptoeu and Obwality to maintain VW
character intstrA they Moe assumed, at offering the bed
protection to thou trAo &stye to be tanuTtl.
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R. Miler, Jr., . . . Andrew Ackley. -
James „McAuley, Alexander Speer,
liathante/liolmes, ' David M. Long .
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,CITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
OF r/TTSBURGIL—OInee, corner •Diarteg
and• Water streets, seecrad ;
WM. SIEIDP/I.RD -
Pra"C.
, Secretary. •
, Insures Steen:boats and Carves.; •
Insures against 'loss and damage to the sedge.
How of the Southern and Western Elvers, Lakes'
and Bayous, and the navigation of the Beu.
Instuesagalnst loss and *image by.iire.
irm-Berd7, • '
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Jas. Park, Jr.; , James Cooper,
rW: G. Johnston, S. Flerbarefir,, -
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, buret against ail kinds of Fire SUoil lithilot
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CELEBRATED FEiIf.SLE P.ILLe .
Preparedfrom a presmipticin of Sir Y. Mirka, IL ;A.
:,‘• b., Physician IWraordinetY to the illien& ' 1
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This well known medicine Is .to t en lien; but
- a sure and saferemedy for Female tit tles and. V; •
Obstsuctions, troin•any cause whiMer , and ki•••.`'.
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