ht /*burgh Gattte.
SATURDAY, IAIittART 21. 1865. :
A •
,ItELIGIOUS LNrELLIGEXCE: .:
In the, Pope's last, Bull, directed to the
, i"strist'ih's Primates, '.A.relthishops !;and
ishops of the Catholic Church through Out
- . Iq world, the following principles are et
}l
„ 1,, s'
~ nned fis we fin - d - In. a condensed form. •in
lie N. Y. Obxerver:-1: 'rho duty of the
wish priesthood anti the civiCgoverninent
..o be associated for the regulation or 'society.
i. that the best condition' f things is that
'ln which the civil government is compelled
to inflict pcnaltle§ of law upon violaterenf
ior the Roman Catholic religion. 3. Liberty
of conscience is condemned, and so is ;lib.
erfy of speech, in 'matters of religion, and,
is has.j.c.fore been . allown, it is to be re.
• A trained , by - psztalties Inflicted by the civil
tower. ''Advancini from these awful claims, ,
.1 the Pope ,at - length Ohms lilt superiority 1
over and Idi right to govern all sovereigns` '
of states; and all kings everywhere."' With
~ •
this specimen of the Bull, we leave the Mat-
Iter fertile presentat least. It hi stated the
secifae, prels bi Paris, London and New
Toth Lave ; made it the subject of indignant
critleisin r , and it is universally regarded; as 1
.. the moo impudent, extraordinary and p6r. 1
sumptlous -Claim of . authority- which his 1
been Issued trona the Papal chair since the I
Refornintlon.' - • . • , I
—The Ceirgregational Church of Will
' lingfordiCrninerticat, will be two hundred
•:
ears Old In 1875. The present_ incumbent, '
PE.",B.•' eE.",8.• Gilbert, is only the fifth pastrir,
• • nd hasSabreadi extended over a period of
.._
.:,
.1 hirtysix years. .
1.
• Recent reports show that over one
: , mulled itereeeionti to the 'United Borth*
A . 'hurchhis taken place iii • various parts of
. e West
~. The General Conference of this
4h
en0n,...., the-' highest ecclesiastical
.... urt, 'iwirt Meet at the town of Weston,
p c.
lioves, May: 1E65.
—The committee authorized to fix the
laceand ,time of the National Council bf
gregational Churches, have selectrid
he old Forth Church, Beston,..itiassacha
. s, as the place,nd iifrinday,l6ll4tlr 9(
••• •;„
use, 1865, the time to commence its see- .
. • ons. - -•' . : ' I
;M .a t
,•...: —The Unitarian.Asiodat ion desirous Of
* strituting its denOmhiational literate - re en
ilie army, Pro Posed to appoint an agent fdr
~ ;,
... L.. Om purpose; but how such agent could find
..:-.- • S.trbsistetice - tind shelter was next coos ideMA.
•- . ' ° lpplica"on was Made' to the Sardtar Sanitary '. Coln- ,
• -.. lesion to anew the , :agent tnaubaist with
• ' m, and render wind service might be nst.
4, ... red of him in times of need or emeesen r
ass considenstion for his board: The'
plicatiori was rained:
....._-__ ; '-- - . l .l
t, d
... i —The questioahas again been revived
c-__ m England Whether an ordained priest in
', • ...tke Estiblished . Church maycithandon.hist,
: ..
fession for the study of : The props 1
thorities are now considering the question'
. ue . raised, but the probability- ifi that the ,
iti
•kd ecclesiastical maxim, "Once a pries: ;
t
a priest," will prevail. The indbill..l
linty of holy orders, says the Presbyterian;l
a e. polat
ift sto n e e d no y li bel mg d in t c he iturc Ch h ereh men
0 11
Chnieh of England. -
4,.. . .. . - .
f em
. .1 ‘ -- Meta_ heal) at Bretton, In
e Grand Duchy: of Bade; his juin been,
....,„ 1' ~' retinae& by the Evangelical congregation
; !'
„.-.: that village. It is intended' to devote
....1_.,, . p
~ ease for the future to theurposes of
!/.
~ institution foi the maintenance_ and ed-:
f ii.h
.•., cation of poor orphan children of p arents'
1
EvangeliCal faith who - were' matifes of„ . .
. .residenti in, that partof I3adm. '
. ,
• —The entire number of hooks granted
the Board of Managers of the American
able Seelety:atite monthly meeting; some
loye binee,:was 89,127.,
=Rev. Joieph Entwicle, of the British
esleyan Conference,. riled .at Moorside,
tecember 8, 1864 , while 'conducting scr
ee. lie.had just given ' out the second,
lines of the first hymn - for the service,;
d while th..w
Isle fourth ilea . as, being sung
wink
quietly clown into the pulpit, breath-.
a few times; and then his meek and bap.;
' spirit passed away to the hoes* eternal
the heavens. Be was in the . forty.second •
rof his ministry. . . , r,. "..].. •• . ,
.--The . Wester n Bpiseepe liaa States that
the late Voyage 'of Bishori.,3P.llvaine,
Liverpool to New York - he came near
g swept overisoard bps trementic • rases,.
..:, t even a powerful swimmer was, swept
'cc baeleward and forvrani,before he sue
, ed in laying hold or arty object to min
.!
,ii, from going , 'overboard. Daring this
ii. , . Steal per iod, a man under the influence of
~',
••• : rium,trentens;broke loose and meshed aft
;'- his - eornement Into the ladles' ea
, : b and a•• '-. .- n, hrandishing in.each band a long cam.
..,-,1 .
~ knife, and requiring th e .
strength of
. ; - ',.. lit men to overpower him; end all this,
' thin the space .of thicon minutes!
1- '•'. . . During the recent session of the Cen,-
,;:": • , Presbytery of PhiladelPhiathegnostion
~.'• ' • ri estahlietdrign Presbyterinn OrPhan Asp
I
• •,..f. in or near the' city of Philadelphia was
~,,., cussed, and it was muuderotisly resolved
.., ' co-operate with •• anj judicious sebemee
: .- 4 ,... 11 , • 'eh may be adopted for its foundation.
•:.1-,.. lieloyMard. Beecher has become a
~-s• f. .-
aPaarteut Of the :.froic.l.,, and Repo.
::: 4. 1 . , •' . , a Baptist pipet: pabilisibed in Boston.
!:.'•:','
musker
Ag ' o Examiner; the Haight organof New
•.;I k refers:Collie:find letteithus: ‘ 4 The
` .• : = S..i . :'• r incindes the•elansti r
.".PoUrrne f.
: S T ! . 8 upptv . the Arrhitulof thellew Year; a*
I ,
.i 1 ..,i -, 9iista , and;welcortie."r• sihist . ..othisnew
;..:Y;,,_• era will. fail to see the-point of the - i li a;
I' l
'. °rear it with anything of gentiles
., '.:;% , •• , t 7... ..• . . , •
1 In the -- meeting of ; the :evangelical
, ••, .4... stry , of Chreirrinti, - _,Tanuary 9th, pr.
•;,,-,.. de bit , a `Presbyterian minister we be
...-.„ , spoke at. Seim lengthen the Impro
-,..1!t. ty 0! , incising of . a minister'a pulpit
:-...,-4 . 'ty by a single e ff ort, ii also the-kily of
~.. posing that a ruin's 'Wink was done
' • i• • ;' , ' he had preached. one. or two line ells
? ~ 1 •
-..... 1 ,.. -- son the Sabbath.. ;This simple alio
. to the two points 'elaborated in , his'
ilit will be text sufficient for thought by
•: ,..4'
.. -, :•t gibe'coedwacH . of a discourse delivered
f..
•! .; mbitt Baptist Church,•Bosjon, on the
• •
~ erects of the Baptist cause in Boston,"
. .'• ev.J. D. Fulton, lie stated that the first
•:, .....
fist church established in Boston, was
28, 1605, and the second is 1743.. In
• ; t he. 3aptiste had but nine churches in
' . New England, with a membership of
thousand generally., - Nosy, in East Ites
-poen& Boston and Boston': proner, there
. . 4' fourteen
,eburebes, - With a Member
. 'Of Heady five thousand. ; , '• , .' •
,'- According to the Christina Ip:sister
kilatistic" of the Unitarian denomination
: riiis - follows: Whole 'nitrober of I:eh:dab:ma,
i; settled ministers;l6o; unsettled min*.
• l ' 156: ' *bole number of societies,',2s6*
.-' ,Ties without pastors, Cl; societies w i t h.
gkwe, 196. Societrer without ;`,prole,:
'4l few exceptions, in Pe . New England
}es, mainly .11fassadinsetts. In .1830,
ce wdre'loB addenda. 'the increase. for.
. k.jy.46 . re 'Yearthal 11;4e:fore been 66, or
grt aii!ir cent... ' •'; f - ' •'. ,_ : .
eOnAlbristnniallay,taliarY 2 Piaea:
bureb, New York, made - their rector
r.i'lDr. A. C. Coxe, who was conseecated
Fic 4th Inst. Assistant Bishop of Western
IYork, a present of 35,500 in money.
t' ., . -
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: ." r,"...4.ley'Sio..NDErosilaerieo . 4.&"•4'.. ' , .... ,,,, 1. , L•eiZr. ,4 . .,4!.. ,, ... ,,,,,,, &-.&&&......4.--i............,,,,.....,,......., , ...
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Atii) SUMIBIN.
(17ou. VENlT,irtnnl,ll zveztlio Hnzer
flido , and Neat Virginia Oil Lands.
The Boston Cornmerr;al Adp-rtL., tins ar-
Indcs* to prospeCtive Operations :LI the Ohio and
West Virginia oil region:
Among the nett'speculative enter,risei In that
market, that will Make their appaaranee With the
openinglir spring, ivlll be SeTeralpetrolouni com
panies. Indications are that these will not hr,
on . the
.gigantic capital style of some of the
Philadelphia companies, but averags from F.100,-
1000- to * 3 0,000, Tho West Virginia mad Ohio
lands Nall be favorites with eastern men. Toe
richness of this portion of the oil prodticiag
country throng!: West Virginia and South-eastern
01110, Is attracting the attention or. capitalists.
The great oil belt of Ohio, in particular, which_
has received but little attentiou- la compariane
with other localities, gives unfaLstakable Indi
cations of an Immense deposit
,of .01.111g111004
'
We have recently matte a thorough personal
examination of a large portion of the Ohro
re
stone lb company with an early explorer and
also an old pioneer who yearn - ago was wont to
travel over them with axe and ride on hunting
expeditions--long before the oil springs were
thought to be anything more than a cariosity—
and In comparing the indications and external
appearancoaa wallas prusent derelopments with
those of Venango county, Pa.","- - whlch we visited
last fall, we shall not be surprised at even richer
development, than those of that now -noted
country.
It Is an established fatt that the Ohio oil la of
more than doable the rattle of the Pennsylvania,
owing to Its eutxrior quality and parity, while
the large deposits of coal on the oil lands renders
MR literally "cheap as dirt."
We met during uur excursion two or three
repro,entatives of Boston capitalists, who with
that caution that belongs to oar merchants, had
gang out to see for themselves the character, po
sition and probable value of the property before
making" Investments. Besides the satisfactory
tests showing the presence of oil, and the qual
ity of that obtained from.the wells alreadysunk„
those who ' , islet:ale in this locality now will
probably boy of the original owner or first pur
chaser, while the Pennsylvania region farms
have changed hands so often that there Is hot
little chaore at this time of obtaning any that are
not worthless except at fabulous prices.
:cent Ptortalot t for Soldiers , Or.
Dr. Albert G. Egbert has donated to Mrs. Rev.
R. W.' Rutter, of Philadelphia, three thottsand
shares of stock in the Jersey Ott Well, for the
foindlng of a borne for theorphan chlltßen of
ifoldiers and sailors. The Jersey Oil Well is lo
cated on the celebraied Egbert form, and the
present market value is $2 per ranking the
mined present value of Dr. Egbert's donation
$OOllO,- with a large prospective increase. It
yields, buldes, a dividend of ,2 per cent. per
mouth, equivalent to $2lOO per annum. The
gill is hence a truly munificent one.
An Institution far the maintenance and cduca- -
Con of orphan children of soldiers and sallora is
about being established in Mercer county, Pa.,
with an endowment of $220,000, of which Dr.
Prgbert alone has opted to contribute one-half.
A similar institution, on a large scale, lain pro
place of being founded In Philadelphia, of which
the donation of Dr. Egbert is the auspicious Oa-
Matting. It is in contemplation to purchase a
; farm In the vicinity -of Philadelphia, and asso
ciate with It suitable seboohr. • At least $lOO,OOO
ought to be raised for this noble enterprise:-
Mrs. E. W. Butter, 207- New street, Is prepared •
to receive further subicriptions, and appeals to
the . 011 and coal princes," corporations and
moneyed men generally throughout the Statute'
furnish the arnonnt required.wlthout delay. The
fathers having poured oat their blood like water
In defence of our imperiltedeountry, It behooves
us to pour the of Joy" Into-the wounds of
Their suffering and dePcodent offiTring• •
Jsaannote.—Por the past few days the steps
leading from the street to the Court House have
been in a very =safe condition by reason of
.bo
log covered with Ice and snow, and a number of
persons have received severe falls upon them.
Itsbows great earelesaness on, the part of the
Commissioners to allow the skpe :to remain M
auch a condition, when with but very little trou
ble and expense this cause of complaint could
be removed. do not answer the purpose
folly. Theca abould rermovedinstead oche-
Blum TOR Fluieranv.--Tbe February mau
-1 ber of this periodical Lai just been
.waind. It
contains the usual quantity 'of irn'uable reading
matter, Including continuations of 'Heroic
Dr n eJa of Herdic Men," "A Tour Tbrongh Ad-
Our Mutual Friend," by Dickens,
Armndale," by Wilkie Collins, etc, etc. -For
Sole by. J P. Runt, Masonic Hall, Path,. street;
Freak Case, Chronicle Building; W. A. Bilden
frnny, 45 Fin street, and J. W. Pinock, oppo
site Inn Post 01Hca.
Pr.rtirn PLUM:I[O,—A aoldier named Plucker
who Is sti?pping at the Allegbenrliou.se, vastest
nicht reliettA ofdlios In greenbacks by *nattier
rokitei. was unable to gyre tna greenbacks . by .
the
man who book his nunicy, but said he °bald
lihmtify him upon sight. A conpla of police
men started to arrest him, but wo havo not
framed whether they kayo yet succeeded !neaten-
Cuntors.—The citizens of Mansfield, Ohio,
I were, sioustadat an early hour on• Wednesday
(thornier, by loud reports seeming like thaader.
Several houses were perceptibly shaken, nod in.
Wale cases windows wens broken. The citizens,
lin the absence of any other cause,' conclude that
tln ilaYo experienced the shock of an earth
luezhc.:
tames' l'ebble Grain Leather Water Proof
'Bouts.? Illoreceo. Calf and Unary 11.dmorals,
Gum Over Shoes and Sandals, Felt Buffalo Over
noes, Carpet and Chenille Slippery', Bus kinsofee.,
'selling at low prices at private sale at,
. SPClcl
land's Auction Russo. PiSh Street.
,
. ' Criuzmis' PAKSENGIM-.R.ULWAT.--Tho
htnelibolders of this Company , have Iv-elected
Um old:Board of Dlrancins, who have organized
by the appointment of the following ofllcera
'President, James Verner; Treasurer, N. Holmes;
Secretary, J. S. Murphy . ,
Danwarn.—Ur, George Mangey an minion°
pf .the : Central Ohlo while
repalriny
the iron bridge at Zaberrille, on the Islll Jim.;
rot from a platform and was drowned—the body
ing swept under the ice.
Mazann (ova) dream—A colored man named
Ilazzard, made complaint to Mayor Lowry to
day against a man named Kliorson for commit
tals, an assault. A warrant was Issued for tho
arrest.or the latter.
.
SCITiI WARD r COM
inittee ;of the Sixth ward will dist:inlets the
monthly allowance to soldiers' Wes, at the
School. Homo, on 'Saturday:afternoon, et two
SPECIAL LOCAL PPMCEP.
TwoWAs W. PARA; practkusl Male Roofer and
Dealer An American !Slate, of various orders.
o:teem Alersader Laughlin's, hear the. Walter
Works,-Pittibtugh, Fa. Realdence, No. 78 Pike
eireet. , Orders promptly &Wooded to. All work
Warranted water
_proof. Itepshing done atthe
lidartent notice. No charge for repairs, provided
thoroof la not atused alter It Is - nut on.
• .
j-PORKWAIMED IS TO na FO RZMOIRD.—There Is
good authority for - stating that, la this country
one adult out of every six dies oreonsamotion•
Mad, indeed, no Prevalent and so fatal has thilt
, disease betorncthat - It Is 'dreaded as the great
'loft ormi of our race ; and yet in the formative
etagte, all pulmonary complaints may bo easily
!controlled by retorting Promptly. to the Sapec
' tomtit df Dr. Jayae,whlck soothes and strength
.
sea (he brouchial tubes, allaying' Inflammation,
add cleacilagtheMand the lungs of all Impuri
ties. Isla a certain remedy for coughs and colds,
sildeb, When lento themselves, frequently bring
;on palnionary complalaut, and it cnres bronchitis ,
elleetually If taken In time, and the. directions
•:strietty.:followed. It has maintained repots
'thin es a curative for over a quieter of amatory,
and If those who are threatened with bag dii.
crakes, dr any of the Symptoms of broncbltls or
asthma; will at once give this staudard remedy a
trial, they will never regret It. Bold by druggbts
avtrywhere.
GOODS loss received ai the Merchant
Tailoring establishment of Graham & hicCand
lem, TS' Smithfield street.. We would most res.
peetrul inrke the attention of our lidends and
the pub lic in, general, to our new stock of fall
and winter goods. They contain all the very
latest styles of Fogilah, French and American
_ elothai venting,,lmercs and venting, , ell of the finest
quality; and -Is selected with the greatest care
Gentlemen desiring fashionable and well made
clothing, wonld do well to give us a - call 'before
purehasing elsewhere. Every garment is war
routed to give full satisfaction In both prie's Gad
4N up. GRAITAN h lifeemmiass,
M I
erchant Tailor!. No. 73. Smithfield staeot..
fieam:At. NOT/C/L—n111) aUCU4IOII Or our read.
an Ile directed to the brilliant aasonment of
Ralf and Winter Goods Just received by our
• frleid Mr. Jolmllreler, No. 12d Federal street,'
Allegheny. Ills stock comprises a:great variety
of Fancy Frtneh, Englisk Scotch mull American
Carilmeresand Cloths; and Silk 'and Ciml
_mere Vestlngs, all of which - will be made up to
order in the latest styles India thabest manner,
lbefioleir selection of Frindahlng GaAs also on
land and for sale, together with a . full stock of
Ready .Made aothing, well iiirVlsahkeutbly
Tits Gnu or vs* %run —The world ea j i , tg .
licizodent. It:renders the teeth pearly white,
Ord to the breaths fragrangodor,_extinith
ing the ill.torraors . 4 whick:finnel/gt lowAllint
bid atid neglected sei; of teeth. Boaodoof is so
convenient, and produces a sensation's!. once so
delighthil, that It makes itoplosora tOitse
ffpld by all druggists.
Oilman end carriage calls will be taken at
the omnibus *dice, No. 410, tmoi street, day or
night. All order left at the above placo will be
Pattended Ali calla wag ho paid In
Melly l, l ".
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' AZ. - •... il.it " i'vL ritil a t 1 . :,", xr it.% St
i ri 4 Mt" A yid cure • I - C00:h..if...-. 1nc,,. 1 euze s P... , arsenes s i roup, . iIIVLIC:Iit.I/1. ifl'l/PIA
Cimserupl ion, and for the fteli.f of Consuniptii c
Pa 1.+.1.ts In miveurei Maces of the den=se.
eo is ice is Ili, girl,: oi. tt. oscialiusia nod is.; nu.
=emus are the case, of its turn, teat almost every
aection of country abounds lo persons pubtlely
1 hoowP. who have been restored from alarailm;
1 and ere', desperate dlteasei:of the lima,' by Its ism,
I When once tried, its superfOrtly over every outer
expectorant Is too apparent to escape observation,
and where Its thtues are known, the, public no
It ogre hesitate what antiZoto to employ for the
distressing end damterthis affections of the public.
nary 'errant that are Incident to out elle:tate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
coinmWslty have:failed and been discanled, thin has
gained 'friends by every trial, confernad benefits on
the afflicted tbeTCATI never forget, arid iproduced
cures too numerous and too remarkable to be for
gotten. We ran only assure the public, that its
quality is min:Oily kept up to the beat it ever his
been, and that it may be relied lan to do for their
relief alt thht It c h., ever done.
Great numbers Of ClergymemPhYsiclans.States
' rate, rind eminent personages, let their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of our
nineties, but space here Will not.pereslt the Riser.
'ion of them. The agenhi.below named furnt,h
gratis; our American Almanac In w hich they arc
street with also full descriptions of the complaints
they etas..
Those who require an alterative medicine topu
rify the blond will Led_ AYER'S t..10,11.P. E.
SARSAPARILLA the remedy. to use. Try 111 once,
and pin will know Its value.
and r ifg a a r fi d y Ir. fi..(1:111IMS- tOTIeSL3I77,I,I,ranIAC;"
end by all Lirmegiets. ~ fatamodem. "
EirPTlTSßriltall SAW WORMS.
HUBBARDS & LONG,
usirc*Acrruiiitts or
PATENT GROUND CIRCULARS.
Wan.%am! OAST STEEL SAWS, of every de
scriptibn. Mill,' Mislay, Cross Cut, Gang, and all
other inflates.
All kinds of KNrrEs and SPRINGS, made from
Sheet Cast Steell Extra Retinal REAPER AND
MOWING KNIFE -C. At.
frif•Warehoure and Works, corner WATER and
SUORT STREETS, Pittsburgh.
Particular attention given ld Retoothing, Guns
ming 4nd Straightening Circular Sawa; also, re.
Palm of all kinds: .Puncluog and Drilli ng done at
reasonable rates.
ap...kty
Erna, EAINUILL, a CO..
Boiler Makere di Sheet Iron Workers,
Not MI, 2, 24 and 28 PENN STREET.
flaring secured a large yard, and furnished'
with the most improved machinery, we re_pA r t
est to manufacture every dgerlpUpa of 80/LER.S,
In the best manner, and . warranted equal to any
inadeln the eount7.. CIIIAINE'TS SWOLLEN
FIRE STEAM PIP, I.ChloMtYriVg
130ILERS, G 0 ND NS ERS, SALT PANS,
TANKS, OIL STILLS, AGITATORS, SET
TLING PANS, BOILER IRON, BRIDGES,
SUGAR PA Ns, and sole manufacturers of BARN
fin RILL'S PATENT BOILERS. Repairing done
the shortest notice. .
itaw=.l.2llll; SUPERIOR
Copper Kill and Smelting Workg,
PITTSBURGH.
PARK, WPCURDY &CO.,
Manufacturers-Of SHEATHING, BRAZIERS' it
BOLT , COPPER, PRESSED COPPER HOT
TOMS, RAISED STILL BOTTOMS, SPALTER
SOLDER. Also, Importers and dealer. In MET
ALS, TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, w no.
VCon!pintly on hand, TINNERS' - AIAOHINS and
iN)IITRTI;I47I'IUsior o. gl.9SpernlVol:leSraEci
Copper cut to ally deaircd pattern.
rayitlrd.ttf/
ezT - ..ItOIIINSON, ILEA * (successors--
F=7 to Ronlosafr, Marta fr. Illn.Less,)
Washington Works,
FOUNDERS AND BIACTRINISTS,, Prrrantras
Manufacturers of 110 AT AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES, LAST ENGINES, MILL
('VINERY, GEARING, SHAFTING, CAST
INGS of all descriptions, OIL TANKS& STILLS,
BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORK.
OR Eif - Agents for GIFFARIPS PATENT INJECT,
, for feeding )?oilers.
emonor nerrr.it. .W. WEELIctr.. not.LAir
L.A.nEfiE NTEEL WORKS.
MUTER & CO4 .
(Si:mamma to'Bravra, Iturrirsa & CO.
Manutartureis of 'CA ST STEEL; SPRING,
PLOW and BLISTER STEEL; SPRINGS, AX
LES, CROWBARS, tce. • '
S
Works, 'FIRST WARD, lwerbenT. Post
Office address, PITTSBURGH. IktelT
tius cciarlisaiims AND EXPE.
• RIENtIIt OF AN INVALID, pub/tidied
.. m fo a r t . u th r t is e r..„, L be tsca .
young men wim
ft saffer from Nervous Debility, Pre.
n l ellt o r f . s l ai w z •wa e .rnin tc,. g tyj and itv eak t tion ,
al to
cured himself alter being put to great expense and,
injury through Medi eil humbug and quackery.
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THREE PI f:ol ,,, —llaz Pl,lcer of Paris, El lip
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THIS EVENING will be presented, the beau
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THE RAG PICKER OF PARIS.
Father Jean Wm. Henderson.
Rant
( e
wick th e entire company to the cast-)
.
To he lull.bez by the popular dramlEsLs ofJeanie.
EL RYDER.
To conclude
w: h t o h rt .
M Y WIFE'S A
Pr. Mar.
TBIDIBLE'S VARIETTEt.
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No. 1 --Ouree Coughs, Colds, lioa Ikon
chills, Indere:l2g as SoreThroet. Cries cents
mi. and No. I never fall to doe the word Cold
and Cough..
PHOTOGRAPH AI.HTIMS
Na. 13--(Sum Toothache relCenttebe, Neryqus•
nenand Tlo.Doloreux: Price u 6 cents.
fro.ll—Ctutel Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.
Poch of Blood, to the Hand. Price 55 cent..
in addition No. to, It never EMU to cute the
most Lnreterste cases
•
No. to—Oures Dyspepsia, Weak, Acid or DerkiW
et! Stomach, tionstipakipic, Liver Complaint, or
Codoo. Price 3Z coMa.
Ist...Lunt. for MI cases of Weak Digestion and
Bilious Liomplaints.
PeNWWIo. 11 reiOuppreenred Menem at
or Scanty, or
, -Cur l laying, Green Sickness. 11.1 cane.
No. 12 - Cures Leueorrhea or Whitey Delwin
Down too Profuse Menses. 13 tents.
No. l3—Cures Croup, Ronne Croupy Cough
DUhaat and Opprcssed lirething. NI cents.
No It--Cures Salt Rheum, Crusty Eruptions,
Eryelpel., Scold Head, Barbers' Itch, Pimple. ooa
LLo Focc. LS eras.
16--Cure! Rheumatism, Pahs, Lameness, or
Soreness In tne 'hest,. Back Side, or Limbs, or
Sciatica. 16 cents.
No. 1 7 —. Cures Piles, Interns! or Externs!, Blin
or Bleeding, Recent oriObsttrtte. en rents.
This remedy has cured thousands of the worst
posslido cues.
No. I9—Cures Opthtbalrida, Weak of iaEowed
Eyes or Eyelids, Palling or Weak algiaL 60 cents.
It may always be relict:l upon for a cure.
No. la—Cures Catarrh, acute or chronic, dry or
flowing, Cold ln the Head, Influenza. 60 oeutz.
20—Curei, Witooping shortening sad
No. 21-411oresliathma, Oppressed Mhos% La
bored Breathing, Cough sod - Laperaoratoo. prim
60 cents.
Ilundreda hare been cured by It
=—Cnrear Scrofula, Enlarged Glands, and
Tonsils Swelling. and Old Weer.. de acute.
cured the worateasea.
No. ?I—Cum General Debility, Phialoolor Neo.
vow Weakneso. 63 cezta.
• • '
tro• t s— Cum nroPl7. Fluid Accusal:astha, m Trt
=lc Swellings, wltloScrukty Secretions. 08 cent...
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Nausea, Vomiting. 611 cents.
no-47--Cum Urinary DI Gravel, /tonal
Dlllieult. or-Painful Urlnat a. in pieta.
It awes old cases of Saner Disessea •
No. 28—For Seminal Emons, Involuntary
Elecbareca am! consequent Prostration and DOW
tp, Bad Results of Evil Habitat Peke $1 rat
• Thc moot ellichmt Mihaly known. and eaa be
relied upon as a sure cure.
• •
No. 2S—Cures Sore mouth or Stomach. Ciankered
Mouth of Adults or ChWren, and also Noaea*
and Vomlticig of Prep ant Females. ill ceefta.
Cures at once.
No. 21—Ore. Painful NenAtneation, Premium
Cramp or• Spume, Prurlttii, Itetdar. tnita"
Uon at Female*. 01 co.
It acts like • chianti.
21—.Clres
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sher Ch
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Disease of the ttei t . P.
rt. $1 W.
No. ia—Chlreo Alptherla and Oloeratr. I:4Np
neat Sore Throat. at coots.-
St vial family case
$lO 00
20 vial family ease, morocco
SO rMI case, plain 6 00
lb vll ease • 00
06 vial Physician's ease 6 00
lb 00
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For Bur o i Seal b. Oadn i Bruises, Soreness, Lame'
arta, Symms, Itheumat sm, Bolls, Meets, Old .
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60 cents. The trade supplied at New York prim
•
Char Ilemedlema by Malt.
You Look over tbe Ilet, make m or Wkat
etrokr..r.matt42._lnclo,s7.theamount fa a current
n , alcine tr .. 11l ife ' filly u t l Clur t nefl m b y y 1 1"1'.",
r."d
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ere Whotaste &dent for Pittaburgli and vtelalty.
COUGH No
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BALSAM Lwarranted to cure Coughs, Voids
oarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Sote
Throat,Omaption. and afectious of the
I.l,rnat and Lungs.
For Sale by Druggists. flefteral Depot, it ZiA
Trurth street, Cincinnati. 0.
33 WOOD at
1M
the Itextteal men and the press recommend
ST/tICXLIND'S ASITIOIIULEILA ULM
rrnEaa tho only certain w e edy for 01.111ln:ea ars!
Dysentery .
It Is a combination of Astringent;
Absorbents. Stimidenta and Cana!natives and la
warranted to effect ; • our alter all other . Medal
have failed.
S'or aide by Driarzkta. General ttepot,* East
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STRICICLA.ND'S 'PILE.REEEDY.
J. L READ,
1)R. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY has
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beta a permanent cure, , Try It Ellreatly. /tja-w6
renal to Cure. --
lor sale by all Druggists. General Depot,' East
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Dfspepsia, Nervonaness, • Debility
DR. sTßroKLAtitips Torao. L
We can reoommena those anderlor; inth
Appetite, Ladigestiou or Dyspessla„Nerrouanesi
and Nervous Debnity, to toll arictiand's Tonle
IL /s. a yegetabie preparation, Dee Arm alcoholic
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teed le nervous systems
creates ood appettlii situated Went
Dppepala anti Nervous Debility..
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erannunaßD, Rutgoilii Street, Ohl -
animal:O.
For sills. by DR. C) O. LEM% °Omer of
Wood street and Virgin alley, and RI P. SELLERB
it (Xi, corner of Wood s
and ley
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treet, Allegliday.
ectiTilvd.asar
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~ Physician Extraordinary to the. Queen.
.. .• .
. , ,-• . - •,• „ •
Thls well known medleln Fe no impoaltion„ Ina
a sure and safe remedy for male didloulties and
Obstructions; from any cause whatever. and Al
though a powerful remedy, they otnstaln moth.
big hurtful to the constitution. To Harried
Ladies it Ls perfectly .sulted. it will, In a short
time, bring on the monthly period With vegutorllY•
ThesePtile have never been known to fall where
the direCtions on the Al page at the pamphlet are
well observed.
For full particulars get a Pamphlet, free, of the
agent. Sold by All Druggists. .Prici, $1 per bOttle.
Solo United States Agent,
, 1 . 1,.. JOI3 ISOSESi
. . 'Tr 'Ooirtlaiidt street, IVewTork.
N. B:41 ando postage stamps, enclosed to. any
.Suthorlsed agenti will, insure a bottle, containing
over lie pills, by return mall. . . , dea o :llo2de.E. , .
IiTY YAiRs.pRA-m i - t
p -.-
: c r : lsr SEXUAL IIITIEASk
Gina me a knowledge aeldoneiregUlrool by Pari lLl
clans. By long residence Is this citYr and She
amount! of patients treated annually toy ine, are
ent adi:dray au COOS& • ' ' -
76rpEyt 'whIATORREIOEA„or szctrAL Wmistrritss
And all diseases arising therefrom; a/Almeria in'a
mush, shorter time than heretofore by my NEW
vEggETABLE BEXEDIES. , Nedichum.tent.to.
any part of thei7nion. All tatters must contain •
stamp to pay returnop,,, Correspondence held
sacred. . Unice, ea INI.D street; 0.041/,01.110.
Mond. Address ; .. B EANSTEITP,AfrIt4'- " J
• Jatanly
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_- • Bon lig Pittsburg% Pa.
• VirTilittor/D: sioirufm.rl,,Uos;-
41. L TOBEDI—Just published. to is sealed. sneak
.: &ti ai ii Pilc& e and atil Cleddis:' , A Esseinte on the Nature,
ea.thata isf. Sperinstorrhors, ,
or Semina ' Weed:new InVoluntary Emlasioni,
,Bestial 'Debility, 'And Impedimenta to-,Wdrltagry
generally; Narretutneasi,venraumpin. Epilepsy,
and Pits; Mental and Physical Inespaolty, ',lull
ing from Self-Abuse, ke. By Rowe. 7. h
-1709t1g. D.„_author sr the (Items Book, iss. .A
) • TO TEM/SANDS OF BUFPEREES."
Bent, under mat, in a plahrenvelope, to any ad.
dress, post paid, on receipt B L IP S seats, or two
postage stamps. by MAJ. 0 .1517 Bowery,
New Ica, Poet Odin box 4,856. Umbusilecwz -
JIREDICaL.
11 01 :EOPATHIC.
irrnvirnEir; SPECUTO
Homeopathic Remedies
.•, , .
Stoo d co. re...wiz at the head of remedial mean
for the tare of the people. They aro - alike removed
from the poleonous, dangerous, and repulsive doses
of ousekery,er (lid intim,' practice, the lnoorore•
tierce of wateceure : or the intriente and perplex
rag obscurities of the usual Homeopathic bobss on
medicines. Consisting of 'simple epecitles Tor the'
- various dire:lse. to which they are related—put up
In the form of simply sugar pellets--and prepared
of Ingredients neither dangerous nor disgusting,
they are the ready aid of the parent or nurse, Loa
the comfort of the rompintning and invalid.
-They posses,
these positive advantages. The,'
nee harmless—no injury ran arise from their use*
They are simple-70 u milerntriCknow what to take;
and bow to take It. They are convenient—you 014
'give the ',roper Sugar Pills at amoment!fi warntng.
without hesitation or delay; They are efficient—.
in•thottaands of cases disease is arrested at once,
and the System cured without prostretton or delay.
--
Tfo.l—Cares Fever,Ciongestfonangleflamaintlon,
Ileat,Pain and Peatlessness and the gist stages o
the acute and InflammatOrildliesse. Price 33 eta.
No. 2-onree Forme Fever, Worth Oolle and YON
set ous Appetite, Wetting the Bea.. price-as Cents.
No. 11—(lures OoUe Teeth tag,
Alines", Stow Oteu than d -Mt end Wake.
.aa cents. F eebleness at Infanta
.
'No. 4-porn Diarrhea,- Children or Adults
Cholerainiantuai and Summer Compiainta. Price
DS cents.
Non. 4 and 15 ewe the wont earls of Chronic Di
arrhea.
No. s—Cures Dysentery or Bloody Flux. Collo
Ortplags, Bilious Colic, Fall Dysea.ry: Price 3
, J. M. PDITON,
Flab Street. (Dive& Building.
TRY STRICKLAND'S
7::PX4t.wimg.ZICEIAL.
T ENGLISH- ItektEDT
SIB - 74 OLARZES
Lit:li•! WI./
OF THE FIRM OF DRS. LIOUTIIILL,
34 84 Markos Plarc , Jrew Fork,
'IN NOW IN PLITSINOLON,
AND WLLL REMAIN AT TUN
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Where he can be consulted watt
FRIDAY EVENING, December 23,1864
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
Discharges from the Ear,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
Ana all the resloue—
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES
EAR AND THROAT.
DR. LIGIITiIILL
induced to make this atilt au account unmated
ova appUcationa from pirates realdinalnPittsbrutit
and vicinity, Who are nimble to come to 'New York
for the Indhspensable personal examLuatioarenden
ocorasary from the Impoialbility of preacrlbing.
with benefit to the patient wit/ unit It.
.Z; DE. LICIIITHILL will revisit Pittsburgh et re`:
olar intervals, according to the requirements of the
Pktlentil under his charge. The busuusss in New ,
York does not auffar any interruption from this
ir hilt, ad one of the Ann is there en constant attend. :
anon.
TEZITTKONIALS.
Perrenireurt, Ps., Nov. tBi34.
ThD will certify that 1: beets been under the care
of Dr. Lighthill for the cure of Catarrh, and that,
although he has attended me for a little over one
iseek,tleel that a permanent cure Is to heath:dad,
sod am so much better ia all respects as to warrant
me to
giving publicity to these facts, and Mom.
mending Dr. Lightbill to any one affected with
Catarrh. JACOB FORSYTEL,
Forsyth, Brim. & Co„ 14 Wetter street,
Frost tAe //woe Jourtutti. June &A.]
In everz . bustness or proms:ion, Milted In ever.
deportment of science or
oneh is always emne
acknowledeed head—some who stands out 111
bola rode: among his leilown, as a sort of leader.
In the Study and treatment of Deafness and Ca
tarrh, as special diseases, Dr. E. B. LIGIITHILL,
of this city, occupies jus year s position above do.
teribed.. , Ile has devoted of labor to this epe e .
and is now.resping the reward of his Indus.
sry. Ihe editorial columns of the Tribune, of
cent date, bear witness to the'Doctor , s success In
'hi department of medicineWe quote the pare
;ph
'Vita or a DEAF 3ICITIL—LOUIS Loowingstnet
aged fourteen years of age. born in Germany, came
to th ■ city when he wan about two years of age
Soon after arriving here he was taken sick and lost
his hearing. Ily•flegroca he became trot deaf and
then dumb. For nearly ten years ho was a mute,
unable to hear the loudest voice, or to reticulate a
Lword. About one year ago ho wak placed in the
ando of Dr. LICILITT.G.LI,
lost
tins so far
heats
1p restoring to him his lost powers Of heat,
who Utterance that he can converse with those
eak to him distinctly and deliberately: Du
ring the past four or dee months he has been under
the tuition of Mr. Benneche, and Aa blade wart&
Irable PpXresa la read;; and arithmetic."
)1471 .% Ottal supplied with the lad's address, we'
Investigated the matter, and discovered that
previous -to calling on Dr. Llghthill, the youth's
CRC was considered hopeless, and he was for two
years
Johnmae of a Deaf and DumbAsglunt. The
Bev. Nott, D. D. Professor innion College,
Schenectady,in a published letter, tenders his gest
nude tolh. Llghthill for treating succeimfully his
case of Deafness. Rev. Fred. S. Jewell, professor of the State Normal School at Allanny,itlso testifies
to havlig '
teatbee ured of Catarrh. Dr. Liglithill
posies/kis other hoonlals and trlb citesto his tal
ent front some of the' wealthiest and most promi
vent and respected eitisens - whlclrmay be seen oa
application. It would be difficult to speak in any.
but terms of praise of his treatment, in the Lace of
these many proofs and Liam testifying to Ida um-
From M. ; 8: Jaya, Proftsior_of tai Slate Xor.,
am 4 School, dany, Nes Yort.
DM LGH71111.1.--DrarStr: thuleidte of Ilfirea:
tith, I c e nt You a careful statement of my case, He
former treatment, my, fa ore to obtain relief In
that dltdetton, my resort to your treatment, sad Its'
beneficial results . • ,
1 have:been,irom the Winter Of theyear
jest to violent periodical attackard Usterrly mark.:
ed by strong forci ble symptoms, violent =amm
lion of the membrane. of, the cavities ert the
head, Inatome* ed in the fret stages'by a watery
diseharsta from the nose, subsequently becoming
acrid yellow,end toward ths close rattl
pro ducesck
purulen t i sad bloody. Thee Attacks, duced a
most reseing apecies or hesdatke, manning pa. -
each daylbraperiodetayingtreas ocean
three week., sometimes so violent as to trumped..
tate me for business ando°4Bns ma to my bed.
times the ettendant Intiammatlon would - extend to
'the tette,. producing toothache; .sr . to - the oceasloehrg hoarseness and partial lota 'cif volCe;
and twice within the /fed few years ft hia axistrecti .
ed the Lift eye ,as to confine , ina, for 'weeks, to a
da l rkened room. e..
had * 2 O l MMlciPel efill . aPPlleatlehe varldui'
kinds,. sendb and , ° th ee catarrhal preparations of
earns half a dozen kinds; application rte
the head
of camphor , ginger and hot fomeotatloas of differ:.
eat kinds; and in connection with these the tuna/
emetics fp'llathertias isMidoied to induce canteen'
Action. at none of. these had' produced-any, Per,
"manent mproviment, and those few /niceness In
whirl 'Smears' relief was affinzted It was at the
eZ=Aremteheas to Leave mnte .lnder these y
elreum tames .I. was led,
I. though with reluctance...faun Use' supposed !nears..
Witty of the disease, to make atrial of your treat.
mentL I foun ea ses even . beyond .my hopes,..
reachingthe d s oil had never been reaertal
before, and alleviating Its symptoms.to au extent
which 'had aupposwi lit the time •
gave yeti - my former certificate, while I did not feel
enured et a complete cure. I. had obtaltted a mate.
Hal relief which amply repaid me kir my trlal'or
your treatment; end which satisfied 'me that the
treatfordt Was' as effective AS it was simple arid'
philosophical." 'A. substantial escape from nrgown
attacks Of eatarrh,ror the unprecedentedperrad of
nearly half a' year, andthat in spite of severe no.
currenees of 'illneas Which Would have ihrmorly
rendered click attack , lneritable, , was, to nie,
proofOf a n i mportant newts. It to how els meat/is
elute I s ht you, that elates:fent, and while it b um.
pleasant. to 'appear , !hue Constantly, . and ttl this
egiutflati4rn a trel A t e .STLl 'll ei t f„ see a t t nt:sii -l ig t o ger
be knifes:ye t o I was, to add that lam not only
fully' Misdates to the ItUlitysnd.-efliaricy of your,
method of infating,estarch as-I. Was :six 'menthe
..a
but am now of the belief LULU /s
there mack,
athing es a cure ter drunk ecteerk , list My cafe,'
enhattestlal enrollee beenefrected. - .
..,L Y ".II
_m an arbx
_
Alban*, beta
, ~.. _,_ j_ .4Lwalivaan•=tb,lll64.l
' .Di. hfuirrifly.l--Drer►Str:;.,:lt I. with peat set.'
bd.mii riial L.CoMdunltatti!Ychi the' ilfeata et
'thommtlel yoy: our* at weetine, heating. ,,
i followpi Oth . mreettotu4 d ant happy JO state
that I am now so far recovered Etter the first fear
spplicattons as to feel quite a:cadent that I am
well and shad not need to proceed further.
c-- Its ensured. my dear dr, If nftesslty should 21 , 5 ,
yoo uld not hesitate to pboe myself unde
hands.
roues with Teepee% a it. OOLNEY.
Albion, Orleans County,
94411- Tatillt : •
.fif E f!.IL
To make room for new goods now Deb/glacially& j
Osll and detkarrafea
lar, K.. mccumom
jab • 96 Federal se...„6lleiraeiar Olfr
No. 54 MARKET STREET,,
JAMES ROBS,
BELLiI THE EL.ST,
23ci4rz43 .a.zwx:p Emercsamr,
01 any house ha tholty.
He has just received a mega/Heard Fall &Oa:
Try him.
0010
TIIR "STAR" WORKI
There goods are mode to our epeeist imlliw o
are warranted unequalled Wert
oustiM .
note • • . .„
. .
HARTER
11829. PSBPETSjrI
FRANKLIN -
niE INBiBANGE COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. i
„; -
Assets on January 1. 12034. 0 . 7, 4 37 .21411 0 1415. . ;: ..,
Capita! • ' '
Accrued Premiums
IllTellkd Premiums • 1 •
Unsettled Claims . o4 l ,l2B ,
.. ~
4111
Income for 1804 - - • • 11008,
Lossespald since 1829
term. Pecpstual anti Temporary Policia on=lC
if
DIRECTORS:
Charles W. Rancher, Isaac Leo, ' '
Tobias Wagner, Edward C. D
Samuel iant, George Faun , .
/mob R. Smith Alfred •
George W.' Eiefi.ras. Fnu. w. '
• DHARLES ArtoinKß, Pres
EDWARD C. 'DALE, Vibe President. • . /
.lAl3.lir. ReALLISEER 4 Ses. Dm rota.
=kW . corset Wood U end F Thlrd' A rA6
_ _ .
Fig AND ataaND
humrance Co. of North .Arneriot6
j
Amelia
81.300.00.6
Hartibrd Fire Insurance Company.
Assets ,
11/ 41115.46114
Sit - Proteeelon can be secured in the above *anal
and reliable companies.
IVESTER.N INSURANCE -COMPANY
e OF RITDSIWRGII
. . - F. LEE, Prettitiii.
M GORDON GO GORDON Sarria a.
ry.
Oflice; No. 92 Water atreet, Speng tk Co.'s Water;
house,
a>u r UP stuLn4
l atl ib ar g Asdi of Fireo,4 -
r e fo.m u tfaitutton managed 63;Diretiort
tit •
eataer4ikao7pin Texicalee=t4l7,7l.A.l.
ch......mr triad a u e e y s itare atrtsmui, at :ffrialy abed
Protection to thaw utlio tleptre to be Welted.
. DIRECTOIIS :
R. IRlller, Jr., ... Andrew Ackley,
James AleArdic, Alexander Speen,
Ale x
Nathardel Hohnes, David H. Long „
. Tilrelk,
George Donde Rees J. Thomas,
, Benj. Bakewe/1,
Campbell B. }lemon, John R. McCune.
U. W. Rackelscm
rave . --' P.M. -
VITiZEZPs
OF PPITSBIJRGIL--oMce, earner - Nukes
and Water streets, second floor.
WA!. BAGALEY, Pruideak
W.M. A. SHEPARD, Secretary.
inures Steamboats and Cargoes.
Insures against loss and damage In the :Levis's,
Hod of the Southern and Western Rivers, Lakes
and Bayous, and the nacigallon of the Sege • •
Junta against lees end/Thmege by gm • •
DIRSCTOII3
Wm. eley, S: AI. Hier
Samuel Rea, ' John Shlekin, '•'• • '
Jae. Park, Jr., Jute, M. Coo. •
W. o :Johnstoo, S. Barbanel- per
,
B. P. Jones, J. Caldwell, Jr. Hon. ~ •
on. T. M. Howe, r John S. Dilworth,
We,. d Bdgers.•
GGeorgeßingham, hdeblyi
TEEdi ANGE compx,-
NY OP PP1TE 4 . 13 11y.011.-01165 go. Ft F 141.11;
street, Bank Block. • • " - •
Insures against all kinds of ?Ire: and muiit
. . ... . .
• ISAAC JONES.
pre.
.. D. ELF HOOs3eprtarr
JOHN D. ISITKiItD, r ice notar; .
Anavlonell,• J
O.oin . D. Meo -
ii Hussey, - Cape, Adam r d 'asobs; •
nanny Childs, •.•
.• 'B. - B. Sterling,' • -
Cart. K.O. Orey, cam Bra," .u.. ~.::
,John Irwin, Jr., - . : B. L.../WoOnevr, -S - I , .
..________________• B. L. Ira.Neastosk,
PEOPLES!..msuR t .E -- fp. , - •
....,.
OffiCer. N. E. corner of Wood and Fifth lithu- ..:.' '
ME i AND' AMINE INBURAIWO/L 1
_Dnuicicini4:- . • -;:•:- ~ - ...t.,
• `Wm PhililPic ' ' . Zotoritt Voinai'i '•:''' ' - `r f. '
'3o2th Watt; • , Capt. .tortsb.• Blika lL4 4 4 ' . ' 44
et .. ~. ._ .1-; it
• -vehe H. pelt; ..• ,• . t ' l r gliZE ...e,e,r,, ;+....1,3'ii,..,`11
obuf e i s.iit e , e m , •. . • , -- z; -..:;.,.. ..t• 0 -;•,,..,
Win; Van Kirk, " ' . diaries Mkt '' '"` ' ' • 4 ` 4 ' ,•2
. , ' • . mt. Plrtz.r.im ?moue.
i., JOBB wArr no prmi n e.l , -,
was . eteinNtat . /kenaary: - - • Direly 4 ", 4 '' ' 44 "
FOR SALE—A WELLSVILLt
AND LOT.—The shbacrlber offer* for 2/ xele'hie...
BRICE DWELLING Math
ton
et.,:Wellevllie. Ohio. (formerly occupied - -
Martin.) • The ileums is a two story brick. St
feet front by.6o feet deep s containing Able.
'all Well finished, having a porch 0111 both 1= 1 4..
Woad dolma. The/vie a fine spacious celllir under,
the whole main building. The Ls I 0 feet float. .on •
Main street, and extends book 1 1 9, feet So au
ley. The improvements area large and chew:fedi, •
one stable, an excellent cistern foe soft Waters elw
patois. of. bolding from to to 73 barrels. The lot Ise
welieupplledwithfrult trees, grape vino, ha. dfa.
:.The improvements are of a permanent. ebarenstar,,,
poprepip p t ppd tasteful, and Just adapted to !ha
wanie of any family desiring a comfortable, end,
healthy residence. „Eruct oxLY.2,aoo.
In -t
Whiels l lsvill ei e fellow one of the molt thriving Lemur
shops f :thge Cleveland ;L.
hbothoifew the Machine end Reps* ;,l,t,
9fs Plttsburgh„ a.
located there, and property le rapidly adVarleing p , , F
price. The very.low priceasked for tide property., ..
will make it a 'profitable investment. Addrefus, -Lt
- I Al . r.ston.'lllecrumh. Co. " -
lavasierd'itS 4.7 Filth et.. Plctsburgts,
. orcri ITED9NAIITZI43,, :' --:, 7 ., ,
, f_n ,
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23aislacrvinsr.' '-• —.• ..,‘
Invite, the attitid.Rt of Sparteßea and o _ .
1 Ws splendid stock of °Mu, Pt)WDER FDAsiks
.....
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SHOT ar,ias sad POMMES, DRAM. F
1 /......
... , : e4 .
nod siorkunitiOn Or Oren' kind. Jill
_ 2" f k pir,
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EZxi 4ace brought ta th is raarkst, , ~.-.,
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1.
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4 1 RRt i n , . . t?, l . , :: ::, : - ; ; 1
Avill Liter and remove the
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Awns from tbekßullAtigeiv"4 rt . situTnLagllir •i- t.?
an d
cause the Tam e
La I° riaTg, i gith iga
--turfed tn,mself gio•r“..- ig . IL *I.- i ... .,,e1a in
.la • I t ' wi 1 l e i ..,,, td Pul cs " -. dent Baird of
QTUCCO WORICIM-I&B. OWENS,
A l stueio and Nestle Worker, Paper aait "-
Plasterer. Cantina and Ornament; of aa r r kintla,
furnished on abort notiee. 'Order* lea at MOON
GRESS STIMET_ neer Wills_t_trai Pabnotts Sha
per stone, No. el WOOD STUN= will ba proseplet
s attended to. - . Way%
Can
.noors
71 4 :- ter E 3
_
CLOSING OM SALE OF FALL h INLNlege•
Boots, Shoes, and Gums,
AT-VERY •
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.
BEFORE TARING STOOK,
. .
.01:11% and secure the Bargains, which are •.•
ing offered: Prior. lower than any oilier eirtil,
Ilrionent In the Ct . 7, and only at
B( I RLAND'S,
No. 98 Mar 1 . 2 d door from Fifth
EMU, ST., ALLEGII.S.Nr.
CLOSING SALES,
TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW 0001113.
. ..
I luti now offering' my fiteient stook of ' ..,
1
booth. nape.. Gaiters, and Baliatirair
Trunk Valises, and Traveling-B*',
AT GIIEATLYItEDIICED PRIMA,' , 2-
00Th AND SHOES
<=;7 l =l4t.4=e,
SOUTH & ROSS
Mo. 80 Market Street
.THE NEATEST FITTING;
And TILE MOST 'Di:ram:wag;
JUST RECEIVED By
GEORGE ALBREE, SON & CO,
No. 93 WOOL STREET.
and Youth's Elect Balmoral";
Oxford Iles;
" Bootees•
Children's Goat and Kid !than.
URaJtVIE:
Bapleylr. etl3Pu.tkljOings,M23B,7•AWnater"rrs%
GORDON, Sooretity.
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