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Real Eitate' Transfers.
"the - following deeds were filed of
.roaord before H. Solvely, Esq., Recorder,
Aprll. 240 i, '1869:
af t uivimisserg to Edward Hays, April it.
I lot rm St. Marrs avenue. Pittsbnegh;omize!
102 rem. at
8. IL Green to Nicholas Mt. Jan. 18. 1859; tract
land la Indiana township. containing aeres.
' 500
Chas Meyers to Louisa H. berion, Atirli 13, 0.
lot on Gvertilll street, 7th ward, Puternurah. 22
by ito Met
WO .
A. W. Withington to Joseph Him, April L 1•
tract of land 1n Penn township, containig,SO9;
thirty-two acres, three roods and twenty.fenit
perches
J. M. Taylor, executor of Mots Humor, deed.,
to Michael o , Concr. April 189; tot on Penn
street, 12th ward, Pittsburah, 12 by 100 P., with
buildings
92.350
James L. McCain to Philip Smith, Aprlll7, 1809;
lot In Led ile , s plan. on Carroll street, Second
ward, Allegheny, 20 by 100 feet, alth buildings p
.
Gen. A. Bayard to Adam Gelty , April 17, 0 18614
tractor land in Versailles township, containi ng
12 acres .. .
Hag Glyingston Aphraim Lov e, .dane . 3o. 180 4 t;
lot In bbazosburg, North Liber t y street, 120 by
530 feet
6 7 50
11 L. Kelly to Arch. ellY, Aprli 10, 1859; lot
above described . —. . . . . ... 050
Wm. Anderson to Wm. tsieei, ........... 15, 1888:
lot In Hoboken, Indiana township. 40 by 160
Caroline Bender et al. to Augusts - Kirchner,
April 3.'13811; 101 No. 110 gait Ltperty, in Mc-
Parlandns Grove extension ' .115111
John IdoOortnach. to James E. McCormack,
April 24. 1889: Interest In tract 0. land In Scott
townahip„ containing otie hundred and eleven
serer and twe'nty_po .o
C. H. Love to W. N. trail, Febr : lo t t
on frallvlew avenue. Chatterstow n s h ip,so DY
t 220
Jar os
atta 'TrillY 10 u). Arirlli 23, MA
lot on plasuide 'treat. Third ward, Alleghe
11Y. 28 byin'test • 91.400
Jamas ToWnlay tO Henry bwlnuell, Aprll 21. 1810;
lot adjo liana above... . .1.000
Ciisorge Hopentister to Jt,lni. H 11.111114 April 14.
UM; bit on Jane street, Bast Birmlnaham, 10 by
tnalldints 0,200
"aria Price to George Biengeltioter and Fred
elide 8' hroder. April 24, 1864 lot on Fifth ay.
elute. Eighth ward, Pittsburgh, 20 feet front,
with bruldingi
8 3 ,000
MORTGAGIM
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BeMeday eleven Inertgages were filed of record.
MOZiDAY, April D 3.1869.
Henry Rea to John C. Tapor. March .6, 186 Wot
No. 31; .in •ii. subdivision of the metier g e .
!blead; 80 by.l92feet, With buildings '.. . ...Keg
ury Mel..terd-ld to Martin . Winte.rtialder„
ebruary ili. 18tMi lot on Jane street, East Bit..
• isthigham, 20 by lie ft -et smo
A. G. Walter t.. Grace B. McMaster. July 1.
Isom lot lu Sewickley township. contalulne 19
acres. with bulloinss 45.500
4. B. Vi'artier to Dr. A. G. Walter, Febrtidry 5.
140:sannal 4
55,00
Charles X... Goehrlng to. Aug Maria, December o
IN JAZ:part of lot No. 33 In Bobinson's plan of
Spring Garden
11130
Nicholas,..Martin to John Born, March 16. 18W;
coal lot in tau seventh Ward, Alleghen , y
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11 3 0 W
..701111 1 Walker. Jr., to lfreatree Houghton.
Mssieb 24, IMP; lot. at the corner of •Strawberry
alleyfind Fifth street, in the borough of Eliza.
bbeth.• 3
'Tholnlai iiail tO W. B. Wolf, April 21. MO; SI 1 11 ots 40
1 6,Breekinrottesplan of the extension of the
•Cathiri
Anfroughne o Welt t o tarir
Tm • 150/
Thomas Hall, A prll
sa 20, 1849;
ttelots
1101
Mary J. Davis to. Was. Prosser, .April H HO;
eastern ball part oflot No. 4, in Flab's plan in
..c the extended limit/ of.tOrailngham $l. 300
' Unita Schott.? to Henry Llrbeld, February 13,
11304; lot on' Juniata arm t. sixth ward, Ally
schen', 2:1 by 50 feet...—. • 6450
Andrew beads to Wm. Über. November 37, 16138:
lot at Sandy Creek, Penn township, 60 by 154
Seat
6100
Many Graenwalt. and Joseph 13 Copelatui to
Mary Ann. Copeland. July IS 1968: lot In Buena
Vista.' Elisabeth town.llto, 20 by 110 feet NI
Albrxt.4: *lmes to Albert B Gmbh's, a pr.l 14,
ISM; lot No. 22, in McFadden's plan, 20 big )
' feet.
WM. Xenworthy to Wm. S. Welsh. A prat 1i lest
lot on BeLe.lontaine street, Pittsburgh, 24,by 100
feet
glo
John 13otlelb Relsebwaeger to Joseph Anton m
Pleffer, Sept. 6, ISM; lot corner Juniata anti
edgwick street, ash ward, Allegheny, 21 by 43
feet
SOO i
•Oliver.tta WI/anon to John Nicholas Feld , Nov. y
22, 1808; lot 8. the - Don't' side of Pine 'street, i
Lower St. Clair township, 00 by /71 feet..... $660
Catharine Walter to Mleasel lieu, march 11. Me; 1
lot on Carpenter street, Allegbeny,D by 50feet
Francis • ltto vatharine Walter, January 6,1366 55 ;
bass adjoining lot, 50 br 199 feet 075
•James C. Crawford tom. Neel. April 34. 1813;
tract of land in Mi township, containing 5
acres and 87 perches g 1.840
Geo. Einrlch to Chas., Schwarz z. April 22, 18n9:
lot No. 210, in • Robinson's plan, Allegbeni x
Chu. echwartz and Geo. Emrich to Fred. I Wes.
ton. lot No-173, in Robln.onbt plan, 90 b• 141
tee 63,333
- George*. 'Stewart to Charlotte April 11,
'f
1.903; lot oo,Churchßlum. 28 by 33
eet ••
Bathrnl B. Robinson to Atilt gl. 707
L.' Oldshoe, April
- 6, 1869; lot on Bedford stassiL in the Eleventh
.wsrds• Pitt/lbws!). 20 by 1!!! feet 8275
Jam., Townley to charlotte Blume, April 17.
46601 tot oa Church alley. 30 by 31 feet.... $3,500
Maryßinnidt tn Charlotte Hume. March al, 1369;
lot on Church alley. 24 by 30 feet, witn• ottild- '
Inca gl,OOO
-Jamea McCully to Mrs Char Ate I nine. April
21. 1110; lot on corner of Church - alley and Mx th
street, 80 by 34 feet. With btilldings 1 1110,1X0
John C. Eisner to John Wagoner, Augast
1866ttwo lots on pieces ofland in Mifflin town
anip. 48 by 120 feet $240
Ji/fred r. - Osgood to d. McGeary, March 24.
1809 _lot In the First ward, Allegheny, on Rtdge
street, 81 by 200 feet 80,400
MORTGAGES.
Same day fifteen Mortgages were filed Of record.
Petroleum Items.
The Titusville Herald contains the fol.
lowing late notes concerning the oil pro
clueing business:
The new well which was recently put
down on Sandy Creek, about seventeen
• miles from Oil City, as iPr test well, has
been pumped for about a week past with
out obtaining oil in paying quantities. It
produced a small quantity of very heavy
• oil. The sand rock in which the test was
made is reported to be sixty feet thick.
It is reported that the territory in the
vicinity of CH Creek Lake, on which seY-.
oral small wells were sunk in 1865, will be
• subject to a further teat daring the coin
nig summer.
Two new wells on the Mill farm in the
southern part of the Pleasantville dis
trict, struck about ten days ago, are now
producing, but the product of them is
not so large as that or other newsvells in
the vicinity, and they will probably not
yield over twenty-five or thirty barrels
per day, "each.
The plan on which the new black oil ter
.ritory Lielmden run, near Pithole;
is to be/eased to operators; Is about the
most sensible that has yet been adopted
in leisaintlhia kind of territory: It Is to
limit the number' wells to one owevery
• , Aveacrea, and to leave it to the discretion
otthe lessee whether he shall pu down
more thau one well on every ten t
acres.
if a plan like this this had been carried
out in the Pleasantville district, a mil
- lion of.dollars would have been saved to
the working interest and:. the • same
amount of oil that has been produced,
wyvould oventuidly, be obtaincell. The !sys
tem of leasing and selling one and two
acre - lotaiand putting' down wells on
them, has been a costly one to operators.
_A. new well has been struck on Sage
run, about two miles northeast of 011
City. It commenced Dumping onThurs
-day last, and produced from an to twen
ty barrels of amber colored oil in two or
three hotinf,,:but afterward' it - suddenly
eeasedprod uoing, le though it -was pump
ed fer about a day. , The tubing was with
drawn oat . 41d ay,entkrisplaced, - and on
eaturdaY nhuipinkjwits6 resthenced,
end at one time it was yielding at the
sate of-4°m or fifty barrels
,per
Whether it will cohtihue to 'produce day or
not is a matter which cannot' be deter
mined: 1 It Is loceteenrltory, is
about 800 feet deeP an ds - the oil 'bearing
s sand.riVkrforsqd lu It le Sixty feet thick.
1114141 / NO ( *nod .by ilWisrluomioetv,
of CLIPS!, The snaking of the well has
ill n _ierable,atir, ewes opera
-rani in On uktelticar *and ; *lite
opera
- "number 'persona Yilsited It On leatur
day.at is Located on the line of the sue.
po s edil belt running between 011 City
Scrubgratis;
riv or some other produsing
place along the er. '
, —Oneaturday night the clothes of an
adopted ditaghter or Edward Hilton, of
North Oiford„ Massachusetts, took fire
- , - while - goltig to bed. The girl was burned
to death, end the house and barrradjohi-
Aug consumed. Loss $2,500 - • f "
--Ex-Gov.' Henry Dutton, of Conn.,
died on Monday, aged 93.
—The distillery of Sherman t Co., in
Peoria was destroyed by tire on Sun
day night.
—F. G. Jewett, of Skaneateles, N. Y.,
the missing banker, has returned, to that
place,*and resumed bu.siness.
—A petition is being numerously
signed at Boston' requesting the Press
dent to appoint Frederick Doug lass
as Minister to Brazil.
—The report that Mrs. Brown, alter ter
acquittal of the murder of Angießrown.
at Poughkeepsie, New York, said that
Brown had left viith here confession. is
unauthorized and entitled to no credit.
—A dispatch from Topeka, Kansas,
hies There is great activity in building
spring; but the supply does not meet
the demand. The city is filling up
rapidly and immigration to the State is
epidemic. •
—Dr. Adelaide Grennan, of St:l;mila,
has been appointed examining physician
of the Homeopathic Mutual Life Dun.
ranee Company, of New 'York—the first
appointment of a woman ever made to
such a position. •
—ln the case of the State vs. Charles
N. Scott, , at. Cincinnati, for sanding a
bogus tottery drawing by telegraph, the
defendant was found guilty, and sen
tenced to pay a fine of one hundred dol.
dare and the costs of the Court. -
—Capt. Warren Gardner and Henry D.
Brown, both of Gloucester,' Mass have
been committed for trial by U. S. ,
Com
missioner Hallett, at Boston, charged
with purposely casting away on high seas
the schooner Twilight, an offense punish
able with death.
—The Cincinnati Board of Trade have
appointed a committee of thirty to, urge
the passage of the Ferguson railroad bill
by the Ohio Legislature. The most of
the committee left yesterday afternoon
for Columbus. Its members represent
ten millions of capital.
—The workmen in the United - States
armory at Springfield, Mass., have re
quested Senator Wilson to accept a re
ception from them on his return from
Washington, and have passed resolutions
of thanks to other members of Congress
for advancing the eight-hour law.
—The Toledo Board of Trade yesterday
selected'J. Cook, G. W. Reynolds, E.
W. Harris, J. Bash and F. J. Scott , to
represent that city at the Convention in
Chicago to-day. to consult in regard to
cheaper rates of transportation on pro
duce between the west and eastern
markets.
—Rev. J. C. Lovejoyhas been removed
froin the Custom House at Boston, and
his place has been given to Charles L.
Mitchell. a member of the hfassaaiau
setts Fi ft y-fourth Regiment, who lost a
leg in the service of his country, and
was one of the first two colored men ever
elected to the Legislature.
—A . prize fight took place on Monday
morning, twelve miles from Richmond
Vu., on the York River Railroad, be
tween Charlie Doherty, an Irishman,
and Torn Hammond, an Englishman, for
three hundred dollars a side. Eighty
six rounds were fought in two hours and
ten minutes. Doherty won.
—Daniel D. Page, who died in Wash
ington on Saturday was one of the oldest
citizens of St. Louisa He was the sec
mid Mayor of the city, serving , from 1829
to 1833, when St. Louis contained but
seven ' thousand inhabitants. Mr. Page
was, the senior member of the once
famous banking house of Page, Bacon it
Company.
—A. private letterstates that on the Ist
inst., the schooner Ella M. Pepnell,- of
Machias, Maine, while in British waters
off the Great Bahama Islands, was fired
at and brought to by a Spanish war vest
sel, and her papers and cargo examined..
Finding the Pennell had nothing contra
band aboard, the Spaniards permitted
her to proceed on her voyage withon
further molestation.
—The earnings of the Kansas Pacific
Railroad for the first fifteen days el - April
were $102;000, exclusive of-contractors'
frieght, being an- increase of $83,000 over
the same period last yipar. The businete
of the:road is growing rapidly.. Settlere
are pouring into that part of Kansas in
great numbers, - and some counties on
the line of this road have doubled their
population within a year.
—The Chamber of Commerce of San
Francisco ' hare memorialized President
Grant by telegraph, urging him, In view
of the industrial and commercial neaps
idties ot-the Pacific coast and country-at
large, to withhold the commiesionwof
the myty,apppinteurto the Mint until the
prent Stringency in the money market
basitbatedi ' &mistime Stetiiirt and Cm
serly`ara alio:requested to submit to the
PrOsldiMt , lthe ipibteats of bankeni and
nierohantstelegraphsid them against any
. ,
change of Mint ohhoials.
°new& ICanads) dispatch states:
Mr. Galt.- made long 'Speech An the
House ofiCommons, , supporting his mo
tion relative I.V.Fenlan raid*. Remade
an addition to his previcam motion. Im
to include the, correspondence between
Canada and the United States duringthe
rebellion. He:defended,,ilisTeal
the policy or Canada, and closed ,byeav
lug the course of the Unlted,lillates‘goV
ernment appeared to, be dictated by full).
sire to bring about the humillstion, of
England, through-her dependencies on
this continent, but ho did not believe the
plan. would succeed. England , would
notfera moment give way, and r the pee
ple of Canada would sustain her, to! a
man. Having repudiated the idea that:
the Polley , of G reat Britain toward the
'Dominion wee one of the &handout/WIWI
Mr. Galt closed, amid lend•oheers. • •
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Location etoll.llleiserem.
*le& '.Berrans: , :fieeer./ flue Weald,
• dinietrene fire at the ildeeari:Soreyth' s
e:7, the people of/Allegheny,. and
mote eepeelail3r those in the yicinitrof
oil refineries and storage tanks, have be
come serlothil) , impreseed' with the den
gee these lastitutlens threaten them.
That the best managed and best ton
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strneted refiner) , is da n ge rous'in' ex
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trem and especially so when located in
the midst of a dense mulation, there
can be• but little doubt. Sooner or later,
we will find them, one by ode, perishing
by flre. Fortunate, indeed when this
happens without the loss of life,, but how
seldom is this the case. The ques
tion naturally suggests itself, what
is to be the remedy in thie,matter.
So far as new refineries and storage
tanks are concerned, the remedy ia sim
ple and easy. I,et our Councils Prohibit
their future erection within the city lim
its, and also any future extension of the
old establishments. We would have our
Councils prohibit the storage of these
dangerous oils in large quantities. We
do not deny, this may seem arbltrarY,
and may work hardships; but shall we
wait until squares of valuable property
are reduced to ashes, and scores .of hu
man lives sacrificed? Already the peo
ple of Allegheny have moved in this mat
ter, by petition to their city Councils. It
is hoped this subject will receive the de
liberate investigation and early action rte
importance demands.
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Yours, do,
SIXTH WARD A:LEG/non-
BRIEF. TELEORIS
Ige*Oltittio ,
t win tre esididiitotiftittiiii,
the dentition of the BepubtleanCottnty Queen-
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PirFOß' SANERISTi
reP.Etftllll antiOnnee myself a candidate
for anEntrg, SUbject, to the usages of the. Itat
pnbrfean party; and if aueettaltd pledge ' Inyaelf
to devote alt my energy to an honorable and faith
ful discharge of the duties or the office.-
aPla:ir- 11. PEENING.
•
fa!FOB SHERIFF,
1' would resueet.ully announce to the cltlz7 of
Allegheny reniniV that I will be nes ida for_
the(Men of SHERI wit', subject to the declal npf
the next ensuing. Vats n Republican County Con
vention.
apM:h7O:DF
!gr .- volt suiputtr.
.TONN A. WATSON,
Of Elizateth township, late private Company D.
79th ea. Vols., will be a candidate fertile office
of SHERIFF, etmeetto the decision pith° Union
Republican Convention.' ar2o:le/W
FOR suEßwr.
Warsaw a MORON,
Wlll
be a candidate for the once of Sheriff, sub
ject to the. deofsfon of the Union ItepUblielat
County Conyentkes. nih76:gl9-d&P.
tarros COUNTY TREASIIS
3. IF. DEXPIIIIITON,
(Latiß#tiatliaJ o r U. B. V 018.4 will Ws oatidl
°ate for .enomlostion, subject to the decision of
the ItepublietwOontty Convettlen.
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POR COUNTY TitgAiSUlt..
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00:4 a , B. COPELAND,
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Of Elisabeth townabin, will be a candidate ter
the above Mike. subject to, the decision of the
Republican County Convention.
apt3.bB7:D &F .
IarFOR. RECORDER,
AIICHISTIIB BEOZIMIT,
Aliag 2 l .3BY CRY. late private /Fifth Excelsior ßeg iment. Reg eat. Lost a leg in the second Bull Run
Battle.
ap27:II4•DBP
t'zl FOR CLERK OF COURTS,
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JORICO. artowrr. •
Mtltrale borough, late [private Cot 1:1;
Beg' t Penna. V 01,., shhiect to the decision of
the llnlon Republican County Ootwention.
niz crnzaNs OF A.L.
LEORRNY COUNTY: I rupectfhlly
announce myself as a candidate for the °Mee lit
CLERK OB COURTS, subject to the decision of
the Union Republican County Convention. I •
would state that. I ask. the o whi c h for ONE
TRAM. •at • the terminatkus of I weld
cheerfully retire, believing that there ere others
u all equally entitled to the honor and emoluments of
the ,
under obli an t d o ac t m o t pt e e n ci t t azse my s of f h counb _
for their 'Whorl. TertiresneistfollY,
.10eRPR BRWE,
Late 1011 d (old Lath,) and Oa PA. VOL Real.
inhlh:g47.
la' FOR COUNTY COMBOS.
SIONBE.
MUM" IWIVIN.
be candidate for County Commtlatoner
attbject to the decision 01 the Union Beihstiticai
County Convention. • aptnant
NATIONAI4
LIFE J 1 8111,INCE CORK
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UNITED STATES : OF AMERICA
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Chartered by Spatial Aet 'or Congress,
Approved July Sid, /868.
Cash Capital - $1,000,000.
PAID IN FLTLL.
pRANCII OPPIC311:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPULt.
Where the general bastniu of the - Oomolay'll
transacted. and to whisk all general earreo-
Pondence shonM be addressed.
OFFICERS.
CLARENOPI H. MARL - President. •
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and, Executive
Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vine iresident.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
- . .
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This Company offers the following advantages:
It is a National CoMpany. at attered oy special
act of Congress, 1888:..
It ha.; it paid-up capital of $1.000,000.
It offers ion rates of premium.
It furn lakes .iarger insurance than other com
panies for the same money.' •
• Itss definite and certain in itsterms:
• policies are exempt from attaohment.
There are .no unnecessary restrictions In the
policies. -
Every policy Is hon.forfeltable. •
„Policies m:y betaken which,psy to the insured
their full ationnt, arid return all the premiums,
se that the Insurance costs oily the interest oh
the axintisl payments, • . , • ,• '
Policies mow be taken that will pay to the Ir.
eared, after a certain number of years, duriuu
life, an' a inual- Income of one. tenth the amount
name" in the policy. . •
oflio extra rate is charged fur risks upn thelivei
fmaes.lt insures, not to nay dividends .fo,polloy.hold
ers, but at so low a coat that dividend' will be 1111 -
possiele.
iph culars,‘Pamphlet*, and full nartichilara Oren
on application to tea Branch otllce of the Com
play, or to' •
F: 'W. CVABEI; 00 :, 4 Ptilladdlphia; 1, -
General :Anent' for Pertrusylvallia ant Southern
New Jere.).
•• '' JAY COOKliht Cilit'-Washliiiit oz ,; D. •0 . -
.; For Xs:7l=d; , - Delaware.. llflrglami. Magna
Of .colutahla and_ West. Virpm.
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Allegheny , Aiteittiforl_' B Ire*, Dialer, 11thrtiee
antlyfaahltitin co miss: ;-. -.. ~ .. ,
.w-LOCA UNNTSARZWANTNDht av4y
City and Town; and appileiftOni from oOMpea.
tent pl i a l lsl for such - agencleswith imitable en
dorse should be addreatel Tle Tin, mar.
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,Wint • AniKPEVIThimIt,,•
Miretteet;nees Bhatnitile, PlttebutAb.
*hazo•Oli etlickl•laso:tement t 14-
di • I gig. Rol unaivitatTA,
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seem /maw r 3t•l .10: d•
'WE 414 : 9ltta nith
In the neatest Eihniter: Itholle
VA2'Mft
3E
MEE
FRANK DVPZ
.hto Township
\JAME% McBRIEB,
Attest: J. President or the Select Coaneu.,,,
•
Clerk of the
4ele6
c
roddent o. the Common Conned. r.
Bt MART ;DILWORTH.
Clerk of tLaColnmon Cpuncll. •
A it-Tontirsuaritie,
TeAlley. rairthorise &be Pavin abtweetr'OolaaanidlFia,
direst., Third ward.
. .
, .
SICTION 1- Belt ordained and .
enacted by the
Beteet and COMIDOn Councils Of the City dfAllel•
gheny. audit Istereby ordained arid enacteo by
the eathorlty,of the same, That the CoMmittee
on atreeta be, and they are hereby solhorized slid
directed to invite and receive proposals for the
paving of Blossom Alley. as . afore 'ald.. and to'
Contraci: therefor with the lowest and oast bidder.
or bidders,at their discretion.
SIC. A. That for he p moose of defraying. the
Coat and expenses of the said improvements;
there be. and Is hereby levied. a special tax, to
be equally assessed upon the several lots hour d
ine and abutting upon the said Sims= Alley.'
respectively Au propottion to the feet front In
theta respectively. comprised, and bounding and
abutting as aforesaid.
listo. S. Thetas soon as thecost and expenses
of said barrovements 'ball he rally ascertained. '
it shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner to
welts and apportinn the same among the several
lots boonding. and abutting upon said Blostom
Alley, respectively, according to the rule above
indicated, and thereupon proceed to make de
mand and collect the S/1111.1, according to the pro
vishms of the Act of the Elena's,' Assembly of the
Common.ealth of Pennaylva! la, entitled , An
Act defining the manner of collecting , the ex
pulses of gr.ding and paying of the eireets and
alleys of the city of Allesheny, and !or other
parpooes," pageedtheadtb dayof March, leas.
sac. 4. TbSt. 110 mooliof any:ordinance as may
Candles wisn..er he reppl , c4 by the foregoing. be
a O r dainede is bereby repealed.
and enacted Into a law, this the 11$1.1
day of April. A. D. Mg. , : ..
JAMES mcßl4l-rfr.
President of the &lee* Council.
ATTZST: R. OrzzT,' .
. tacit of the Beim Conne ll.
ALFRED SLACIC. • _
President ofthe Common voltam
rtimer s .ll:
. Ciet k or the Coliumon Council.
• N ORDINANCE
A
we Amlbarize f ' like Grading wad Niviner
ofinonteionmery alley'. from Norm
idler Routh amis , in Third ward.
3aCa-On• elm it rdalned and the by the
il l
Beleet and o Councils of the City of Alle
n/11'0Y. and It is her by ordained and enacted by
the authority of th same, That the Committee
on streets be, and they are hereby authorised
sad directed to Invite and receive proposals tor
the Grading and Paving of Monfgomesy linty sue
aforesaid., and to contract therefor with the low
est and beat bidder or uldders, at their ascretlon.
lilitC. R. That for the purpose of defrayihg
the cost and expense of said Improvements, there
be. and Is hetet)/ levied, a special tax. to be
equally assessed noon the several bate bounding
and abutting open the said Montromery Mier
respectively In proportion to the feet front In
them respectively cromprbed, and bounding/1111d
abu at nit ai aforesaid.
Sac. 3. 'That *spoon as the cosaand expenses
of amid num orgasm s shall be (OJT ascertained.,
it shall be the duty of the . Street Con:miss once to
assess and apportion the Name tonoug the several
lots bounding and *Witting upon laid Alontgom
cry alley vesnactively, according to the rub:
above Indicated, and thereupon pr , teed to make ,
demerit:l-and enllect the same, accoreing to the
provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth of PennsylvanLe., -entitled
"An Act de fining the Manner of collecting the
expenses' of grading and :laving of the streets
and lilo7ll of the City o e f Allen: any, and for other
fr o n i toses," passed th e thirtieth
. th day of March,
lige,L4. That so much of any ordlnanie as may .
cOntLict with, or be supplied by the foregoing,
be and the same Is hereuy repvaled:
'Ordained end enacted Into slag, this fhe yeeen.
ty•second day °lapin, Anna Domini qne thou
sand eight hundred, and slaty-nine. j
• dA.111:15 MCBRIgU,
_ President of the Bet Council.
Attest: J. D. OxLny,-- ,
• Ckrk of the Selec Conn ate,
'" • A.firivED 8 ACK.
President.of the CroMmo Connell.
44est: ROBERT .1111.WOliT3.
Clint — ofthe Commonno ell
•
Aof ouDixAscE
v reAitthortie the Sindlox of. Evens
oneT. North of Ntxon street , . Sixth
Ward.
auertoir 1. Be It ordained oft enacted by the
Select and common Councils he City of Alle
ghey, and I, la hereby ordained and eoacted oy
the au horlty uf the same, That thelCominlttee
of Streets be and they are hereby
and directed to Invite and receive proposals lor
cite Grading of kivans alley ar afbresat 1, and to
contract In. rem?w ith:Ge lowest and ne,ec
bid
der ur bidders, at theirillscretion.
SIC. - 51. that for the purpose Of , defrayliigstheL
cost and 'ex toes or the said improvements,
there be,
assess
Is hereby levied,. a special bound
be equally assessed upon the several lots ing and abutting upon the said Evans alley re.-
pectively in p - oportion to the feet front In them
rei pectively comprised. and bounding and abut
ting as itforesalu.,
iSge. 3. That as soon as the cost and expenses
of said improvements...hall be. duly ascertained.
it shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner to
assess and apporilen the tame among the sev
eral lots Iml:iodine and abutting upon seta Evans
alley - teapetalvely. accoro ins to, the rule above
Indicated. and thereupon proceed lo make de•
mand and collect•the same, aemordlng td the pro-
Moons of. the Act' of the General Assembly of
the Commonneulth of Pennsylvania, entitled
An Act defining the manner of colleCting the
gr!es of grading and paving of the streets
aleys , of the'Clty of Alleghen and. for other
purposer, ',passed Are thirtieth say of March,
113.52.
Sac. 4. Thit'so 'much of any ordinance as may
conflict with: or be supplied by the foregoing,
be and the rime Is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted Into a la* , this the twen
ty-second day of April, Anno Domltu one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty. ul,,e,
JAMES licaltlert,
• • • President of the ;select Connell.
Attest: J.ll, Oximr, , • .
, Cltrk of the Select Council.
ALFRED SLACK.
• • President of the Common Connell.
Attest: ackspt.r Dzi.wolrro, _ , •
Clerk of the Common
wzmik u 4
5.C411*1PT,,4 FRIDAY.,
IHPOItTEEtior
VINEVIILLNIIIESii- GIN, &o.;
wiroicpsALE Duszwits ID
.
PUB' Ityg inilsmys ,
3
.•, •,
~409 Pram. STREET„
win lientove on lot of Apra to ,
N 08: 884 Ain) -888 VENN,
Cot. Eleve3ith St; (fa f 6.1 coal
o t m Cito,,
t i Not. Iss t 0p.i.. 4,1 , i 4 /B ,1 4 4id na t i ,
."1511,1., . "1 66 6
7 1
i n ui MN lik7o2llle 2 ;tirOnts'inal LI:
, ao. mlizaauSt
theiZ ias
0 4 11 011114ARGIt 71TIT
e _
4/(afitiirrhiiihfkiiiiikilftid Parfait'
of-ileritc ieaeyaroollito - 4Forth this
sd ei,reet to the North Ilse of
ItatifftentiVlbt. ••• • •
•
ordatnefriond enacted by the Select
and :Mouse* COtencnt Of Me My of ..4ZieghollY•
and ig herlku ordained and dnooted Ili the au
this'll,- Of glie 'Sante, Thar the Cenitnittee on
Streets be. and ihey . are hereby authorized and
dlredted to invite and receite 'proposals for 9the
SradOlS or Delat alley an aforesaid t_ the same to
tthbe without curb' or side walk-, and to contract
erefor with the lowest triddere,- St their ( MX' re"
ion..
ha° A. 'nit fOr'tbe nurikise •O[ defraying ihe
cost and expenses .ot the said Improvements,
there b.. - and hereby levied, a perial tax.. to
be .zonal'y 'us aged nponthe several lots
bounding and abuttiou upon the add t.:erst
respectively in propor.lon to the feet flout, In
them respectively, comprised, and boundlog and
abutting as aforesaid.
MCC. .3. That as soon as the costand expecting
of said Improvements shall be fully ascertained.
It shall be the duty of the Street Commissioner
to assess and apportion the semeamong the sev
eral lots bounding and abutting 'anon said-beret
alley respectively, accordidg to the rule above
Indicated and thereupon proceed to coke de
'mend and' coll.ct the same. according to the Act
of the eleigpral Assgmbiy of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania, entir ed “An Act dellning the
manner of cOlectlng the expenties of cradling
mu/ paving of the sereete and alleys of the City
of Allegheny, and for other purposes," passed
the thirtlei h day of March, 1854. ' •
Sic.' 4. That so much-of anyordinaoce as may
contbet with, or be supplied by the foregoing. be
and the same Is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted into a•luw this the 22 , 1
day of April, Anno Domini one thousand eight
hundred and sixty nine. •• • '
Alpmlvmet
ME
' : 'T r ,
lEEelatiONifrprir:
MUTUAL' . ..LIFEINSURAICE.a
Of Pen.nsylvania,.
Office, 75' Federal St. Meglteny City
nnuWwiiinsi
• •
Hon. JANES L•LORA.IIA•II4 ' •
Rev. J. B. CLAIM. D. D.,
Capt. R. ROBIRtRfN.
•
Rev. A. K. BRLL...D.D • • --
Rev. S. H. NEell/T. ~
W. A. BRED, Cairlder Allegheny Trtiet
JACOB BUSH. Real Estate AE ant,
SIMON DRUAL/lfayor or Allegheny,
C. W. Attar Batter,
A. S. BELL,ney-at-taw.
IL L. PATTBRSON. Lumber Merchant,
D. tiWOOBB, Insurance Agent. •
Capt. BOWP. ROBINSON, President.
Rev. J. B. CLAREC,D.D., Vice President,
JACOB RUSH, Secretary, .
C. W. BENNY,- orreasurer.
M. W. wrirrn, gaxtzcir. eirnazzu
;
DANIELSiVOGEB, Genq Agent.
~ . .
This Is nome comparly.tcmducted on the Mutual
principle, each polley.,bolder receiving an meal
share or tbeprofits or the Company. Policies
will be limed on all the different plans or Lire
Insurance, and being conducted on an econorel
cal bads will afford a sale Investment each
policy holder, and thereby retain the money at
home to encourage home 'industry. mb20:01,
13 7 A.NITILIB
. .
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Ammoniac ' s re.
orincz IN BE A NIL LEpT SAVINGS BANE
No. 41 Ohio St., Aliortheny
w et'
A ROME COMPANY, Inanaweirly Directors
known to the community, who trust by fair
deats* to merit a share of your patronann.
MMus
04.0. D. MIDDAja„......
DIRECTORS: • • '
Henry wail:, .ID.L.lNlV.erson,Fra..oooper.•
&so. daeoUrraas, Rottlelb- ram,
Eamon Drum, J. B. Smith, ' Satoh Rash.
W. Hi Stewart; Ch. P. Whiston, Joseph Craig.'
Jas. baatrisr, H. J. Zinkaaa, Jera.Bohea. - •
aplo:o3r.
... I
NCASH ' •-••- . _ • •
I NSURANCECOMPANY,
.
• PIIIILANII
S'lMatING.
No,. 22 Fifth. Avenue. ./hisiiiht. Flsor.
, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Capital. All Paid Up. ...
-: DIRECTORS.: • . •,• ,: .
. 1 1
N. J. iy, B.3y.(bilver. jr,gapt.N.Balley,
Dann Wallace, w 8 lc 'Tannish. : Chamber*,
Jake Hill. ) S. 111 , Cletyk,in: - la. M. 'Ailey.
Thomas Smith Jno.B. Wino* , - ~., 1.. • ,
ROHE Ta. ansitkrreindene. •
JIVO. P. JEWPillititi, VlVlSPreeiklent.
JOS. T. J OHNSTON:Secretary. . •
. Capt. 11. .J. GRACE, peal...treat.
,
Insures on Liberal ;Terme an-all Fire
sp2:aa and allan It
ne ialu.
ap23
NATIOII.*
..:• •
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Cot.. Federal St. and Diamond Allegheny,
°ince, In the SECOND NATIONAL BANE
BUILDING.
W. Nr: MARTIN, Pietadec d,
JOHN BROWN. Vice President,
JAMES E. STRVR.RPSON; Secretary.
DIRZCTOIB.I •
s' p . i Browner. bka V.AntZ.k...l. rc ler.
•
I NTEnl i naine
_J
INSURANCE , "COMPANY
. . .
GP PITTSBURGH; PA.; .
•
Omoe, No. 424- _PENN ST.,
(IN NATiONAL TRUST CO. DUMDUM.) ..'
. ,
. ,
DIRECTORS
Dickson,Robt. D bi. Liddell; ir. 7. Priday,
G. incite, .. Van Baran ,. Rim* • .
E. H. Myers . GangwLsch, , kris. olebert.
L.. 1. Blanchird, . webaer. IP4*Schildeckek•
NlTERSPraldent: '
L RORT,DiCKSON,_ 'Vice Preaideal.
BORT.J. GRIER, Treasures.
teak' -; dir, - J. ALMETZ. Secretary. ...
INSURANCE COMPANY -OF PITT'T BURGH
Ortior,: rroaeoni wooD BTEZZT, HARI
CP 00/11X11110H.BGILDLNO. '
4 1111111 ilt4 r . HOMO CcenpaisY. and Imre* maul
lost by irtt
_exclusively.
j LI4O ARD'WAliTitit, President.
O. C. 110 71.P4Nleepresident. ,
ROBUT; PA IC Treaaarer.
HUGH McRLKENT. Secretary..
Drientrroas: . •
Leonard Walter, George:Wilson.
C. C. Boyle, Geo. W. Byanii,
Hobert Patrick. J. C. Lapin,
Jacob Painter; - J. C. Pleiner,
Josiah Bing, I John Poegtley,
Jas. H. Hopkins, A. Ammon.
Henry Sproni,
PD.
%AIN'T' , • . ' ,
AGAINST LOSS BT FIRS„
,
FRANKLIN•INSURANCE'CO;OF PHILADELPHI A,
OFFICE, 435 3 43T CECIETNDE BT., sear .
/TM
' DIEEOeOEB.
Ohailes Ar. Baneker. Mordeeat R. Loeh'
• Totdaa Wagner, • David 8. Brown; •
Jlealob B ueel .
6A - . ' Edward C. Dale,
veer aW. Ric hards' George alea.
liertztair
CR 0.• RAN ERR, Presi d ent,
EDW. C. DALB,...V 'president. .
' W. C. BTRELIC,Reme tett.
J 1 GARDNER PIN, .4458 e,
zip.= West corner Thlekand,Woe4.l3trellis.
1n629;w15'
IBIPERILAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO. ,
• - cgs. xxorrpoN., •
ESTAIII4OIIED 1803, CASH. CAPITAI4, , PAID
AND INVIMITELi XIAIDS rX942:1)"
; TNO" 18,000, 000 I!)F GOLD
Insurance 'ALUM lire effected on Houses and
Buithagi; c ods .Warea and /Aerobia:Abe.
litemboara, ae; ioUeles-hisged payable In "old
or eurrenor4; United titatea Branch Omni,
40 ME e
Alt losses of t e unttettAtates .oranelf 0111 be
J
adlted In ••
566;yn_
agent.
$ BEE T
.
I -11278.)3Pilfilar
oipmh.67
NeLAZGHLlNAsalsalteent tbr the Man-
Ittan Lite Insurance vompany.
ESTERN =SUR /INCE COSI.
PANT OP 144139p0rt0H.
• • EH2 , I OKI 1'01104,4 . 7
. - wlii. Iv HERB T. -Secretary.
CAL% tiZEIWAID MAlLD,c‘leseral Manta 1
9mee, 92 Water street. tiv i anr A 9n . . ?p,
, house; 'up imam putoula
, Wlllkaztuv modem ds Voir Mar
rhid - nums. -A nomo ry tion; orDj.
rector, who etre-- welL mws to, 0 community, •
. anel who art , OetArmnoed Wimmaptneso sad z e... ,
..ut, to &ale tain - ttif otiarager w they ve
wattled, as otTertat the best , postmen to olio
igdrake to bi lastuerdJ • • .y ; . r . ,
` 14 CWIAU: , . •, . ,
Alekr.ndei 7M10,, firm R. litecas.
H. muter, 4 - ~ , ' vass:J: annul; '.
junco nfOr• )" - , , Wilitarn Arra rii f
;Alex faz.
~; . r . ic j i
Aid
r, •
Itavia t ilhonni I , . MM. .' ".'
110PLESP ININTR,AWIDE COBIN
.:7 ~,__.,:
OIFFIOIC. N. Z. 0011.15r= WOOD A Fir= WM.
A Ronan Oempany,t4lngllre and Marine Blqk a
, . 1 . reaticsmia n
.. t, ~ . , ,
Putter7 -4*
I "D ' fauPl'? a . j t u ti
John Z. Parks, ; . . Oharltd, Aru c l e . '
`- Wit Anirv:!°..... .itglsic l , tlyib,
James I ),Tmnit% pt+ • BamttellEntla;ltiul
7 WI,N. , Men,. I - ;,. r..
WATT toe Presidnnt., , t.-
, •WV P. liAillithSeereta ryi , `• I. ,• " • - -
OUT. JAB. 024, Onnesel Agent.
BUILDI3fOS,
SMITHSON'S EMPORIUM,'
as arm YLFTILLVICNrIC.
- •
Megan. known SMITHSOI'f' Auct i onroprietors
of- the We Mammoth , Molise are
creating an excltetnent consequent upon the ax-..
rival of new goods whi ch are being sold at re
markably
to
prices. Goods ofevery variety,* the
finest setred Web. the most - fashlonable
al
moral gaiters and ', anklet shoes, slippers, &c.,
brankets, flannels, cloths. cassiMeres, cutlery
and esirPets.i. Call and examine. No trouble to
show goods. Ladles , . =lvies , " and' thlidren'll
tars at. alatost your - own prices. All goods:war
rented as represented.
note' '
AUCTION SALE.
,tiveritamied bnd Jai** ;' Tlnw re
0ve115, , Fall:111314, &e, •
•
WEDNESDAY MORNING:" APRIL - 111Itti.'at
10 O'clock, will be sold at WmaIIADNES & CO4
No. 99 Third Arcata, between• Wood 'and Mar
ket street'. to close op •partnerlMpi' the "min
stock on hand+ Of STAMPED •abd JAPANNED
TIN MARE • and Ettnicr'sl Stock, Drank,
1111. 04" &c: The atination of• the*-Tado la
Invited to this closit4# oat sals'otvilualde-atoclo.
e P~ llikB kc>LWiktN AMetinneem I
441L, SIGNEF441 T16-
Rut AND MANUFACTURED WOW.
- - TEE MALLSTOM,-=WOOL)= 'WARE
WORKS.-THUItaI4YMOOII/99,Apr1l 89tb.
at 10 o'clock. oNer or Vr. A.' Lev Is, Esq,aa..,
-WSinge - of -Salley &LEstlazidletc, be WA ma
orksemes, at the Fallston Wooden. Winn
ot matley alleClanttleMoall! the material
and manoinetureLl ware, cpxotnieloiPs/ota, Ulle,
Zlnc, , Whiting% 'umber; ot hrm- Tab From,
"Ilret i r" li C e 'ttine"4°P7' art
ere...-. In ( 'Moh an or TO b ete.
Also. larkr lot:of Itltaten*ll.4 lotlobers-And a Sao
lot of Slashed Keeler'and Tam
Tra, to:lealrel•PlttsbutellitiTgLEELke: • I
••aP/. (1 ),,1 IA), Al4/4WAYInitAI49"I"B".;
lIIM
.I.sAlit.':.;o4:'.FalliC - ','"LotA
iqtas3trAn . !m•Tbied Stole:rest 10114,14nd ea
IC
FRENCH! rAmILIFt (FLOUR.,
,• , 1 , , T 1
sp l i,
.17111TIQUP t
WAll Oe-yat oat a
aline 'briefed. ' ' ' ' " ' •when •• "' '
PEARL NELLIILIIIII , BIIRAND, :
firqual brt Loos.
P4l4°4'
WarrX OORM imoun AND RN KRAL.:
' • •.- z VIENIFED/ &BM.'
Allegheny, Begs. 9. 1808. PAUL MILL.
lall
!IIarP r .r , ,WI , O I FIPM:44I:LSA; ~:'l.,
weet :o.l k . ' ' - Ifilv,lLlonkmaint:
Idattarer ' '. 31... W. 4swiii,, ,,
•LAST WIWI of,TitiC SEASON.
En gageinentlbrillrelliabla only of the popular
4 1 /d ye4'4l ll l,le actor,
.... . , f
44. " 7 .4 01 / 1 1 7111 0VOBAIG - :
. wEDNkilt/IT EVENING,_ April NIBili: 1 149.
will be pre4eated Mr. Zrottgltaare great &a
=stir. moire, entitled -•,- .. • • - -- -4' ,
...Li , 1' .Tll LOTTERY OF LIFE. '. ' ' :' ' "--
Terty, -- abe Swell. s untmplab character bp: -: <' 7:
7 • Lueep,aAAes, 7 '..4 ... ... ..31.r. Jolut Brousbasao
Broligharn Matinee on Saturday; : ,„ ,
farILIECOND. GRAND •
, • ,
MASQLJERADE ..
VELOCIPEDES'
. . .• .
AT THE RINK,.
.
THURSDAY . EVENING' APRIL ' :29 ~
I -
During the Livening, the ?tang; fiici.tria
Mitrin g , itc . ,lp costume.. ikTere:loniso beano:,
citing Saubis race% between jranoletin roans; I_
the celebrated Tamer. and one 'of our best ire
locfne'dsts. tilsianee;
AdOn,skn.... .
Children . 1111'
ap2B:L2O `‘
... • .
rgrAILOIONIC HA L L . .. . •
r-- • .
• • Fon-six NICHTS"
Commenting. Wednesday 1 Evea'g f hpril , lB,-
-. lEirriit.ETT
- - . ff.:?::!. : , y•cs..
Pronounced by the D r esses public
t e b riclitieYo
as unequaled in his feats of Pre4 tatton•
100 eostly and useful presents to bed bated
fatr/y And honestly to Ihe audienceefir r elrain •••
Admlsalan, 95 coats. Samatly ticketu.adtnisting
sit persond, sl.' Doors open at 7; to comment & •
at e. 314 '' • • , . ' '
See programme.
.
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fgrpITTSBURGIII 1141M4,Talg
__,,
• • 1:11. WILLTAIM . ,B -Lessee's& artnaxer..:
THIS EVEN INII, !Ilea A N vIEHIBSONra. Waa
EMMA LLOYD. Mlle. CON CHIT A Bows aTiA l
SAM. COLL Yalt and hLs pup il s. and the a m -
moth company, In the /our draina called, ,701 C
KIDD. the Champion of the Ring 4 tntrodueting
grand display of 0. nano Contest In the Roped Lamest /Matinee every TreMeetiday and ,
• .
ligr a ni - NELLNAIISEILTIK.
p al it o i, nre*a .
•
The Great 'Z'alitti* Iteacivite
-IJr., • •
AVEFIFTH Ntri ita; , tween eaduateid ma
Wood streets, opoositedatit.,Theatre.
41 =ti Da.y.and Eventk& ailtke year
salteatatOhudietii - itl'eratil: •
: 13.141,0/41,i ,iOl5OlOO. ..,:r;
arEti.USEPIni CAMREittril - ED . ;)
Po s sen i l for Alrerirdidasl/404i
References and Tittimotials. , width
since the, most skeptical of the corabfiltyjtf Viso I
disease. Address VAN BUREN :LOCKROW s -
Id. D. 38 Great Jones street, Newyork. -
mhis:gZA -
AIVH CLIUIII
- souge,lh4treitigiMs%72lEtegrilit.
which createimpediments-to MARRIAGE, .with
sure means of relief:. Bent In sealed letter en
velopes. free of •char Se. Address,' Dr. J.
LIMEIOUGHTON, Howard Association. Phila...
Pa..
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This splendid Hair Dye is the beit in the world:
the only into and perfect Dye; harmless,
instantaneous: no distwointinent; no
die:dons tints; remedies. the !Wel:recta of balk
dyes; invigorates . and leaves the Hair soft and
beautinil. b last or broom. Bold by all Druggists
an_LIF urters; and properly Applied . i . d ariss 'Har yn e— ,
lor's Wiz rootg?y, No. 16 street. Newt
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rarDOCTOR - warnings CON.;
TEN 175% TO TRAAT . PRIV.A.TE
Diseases. , ail its forms Gonorrhoea. -
Gleet, fitrlcture;-'dc.; completeli Uradicated:
That numerous Class bf 'cases resell Gni hem sell..
tr b ri l l i ACr l g lli t t ritttl ams, artl e ir t s z l i knetspqs,debilim s
emulsio , and
- fatally impotency, , permanently '
eared. Pe r sona'
afflicted wiLh delicate, intricate: and long gawp.'
lug ;constitutional cam:dal:tits are politely Invited,
tocall con stitutional Consultation,' trhiCh - colts nothing.
:Experience, the best:or teachers. "has enabled:
him to perfect remedies. at. once ;efficient, safe,
permanent, and which - In most cases Cul be used
without hindrance to business. Medicines pre
pared in the establishment; whinh embraces of-)
nce, .reception and waiting rooms{ also, boarding.
andsleeping apartments for , patinas reqplrl
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ly personal attention, 'and vapor:and: ,4
cal baths. thus concentratlng."GiZed mineral,
springs. No matter who hare la d, State your
case. •Itead what he ' , squill his phlet of fifty ,
Danes; seat to any address 'for twttstaMptirrimr.,
red envelope. Thousands of cases treated anan-•
ally, at office and all over the country : : Clrhstil.'
Mitten' free, personally or by mall.; .umee No. - 111/
Wylie stree t , (near Court Helms) NO/berg/4.
pa. Goars GA.H. to 9 X. undays 1211 .
to Si P. at. Pamphlet sent to any address for two'
stomps.
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FOR THE MILLION.
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