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Lassitude Pains in the Rack, 'Dimness o) . ‘'“ MHUOt 'i rains m i: ie thick, / 6ld A 9 e i Weak Nerves, Difficu ti Qf Brtafh t rw, Trvm Wakefulness, truptions on rne hace.Pale Countenance, Insanity, Consume ion. and all the Direful complaints, caused In ae at hng n om the pclh of nature. medicine is a simple vegetable ex- Vf Ar : ff§3, which aJJ'oari raly, a * it has •* -if? n«a An out practice for rnaby rears,‘and .Ith thousands treated, It uac not failed in a sin- Sf® : , 4 I l ce * lts curatlre powers have been sufficient to gain victory over the roost stubborn case, l*£T<£tlip«s:Vho hare tcifled with their oon tmtil they think' themselves'beyond the reach of medical aid, we would say, Despair ««{ the OaxBOKBE Ctjkb will restore you to have foiled &fTer all Quack Motors r bottle, or three bottloafor^, world rWtt><sfid ' 3y Ivspress to all paita of the. 43~Famphlet sent by mail iree of postage, !' Dr. W. B, Merwin & Qo,, No. 83 Liberty street, New York. - Hep2©^od-d&w FOR THE I'SPOHPT ■ 1 ' THE LONG SOUGHTIOK DISCOVERED -A.T EA.BTI Cures in from one tree days. CHEROKEE REMEDY, INJECTION Eootß, Barks and Leaves. - ' -C £ie.B f OREE REMEDY, the great Indian Dmrct ' *A diseascsof the urinary organs, such a t i^ o J^ rnel i ce Jt o f'^! e^^ne > h\fiammat\on of Ih Bladder, InJtammftQon of the Kidney s, Stone in tk - ffladder, Stricture, Grave!-, Gleet, Gonorrhcea, an t» especially recommended in those-cases of Fluo Aldus (or Jr h iies in females) where ail the old nau jeods, medicines have failed. in a highly concentrated ;ionpjthß oose dnly being from one to two tea* s^bnfntrthree times a day. and alterative in it* action : •L-..,«yp^ an 4cieaneing the blood, cAustnglt to i ; «* its Original purity and vigor; thus re-; from the system all pernicious causes ' disease. INJECTION is intend 'SShn ally or aeaetant to the ClieroJtee Hem .•Wfyi bud ehould be used in conjunction with - cases ol Gleet -a P* JWtilcs, Its effects arc healing, *- rSgWfw demulcent; removing ail scalding, ran, and pain, instead oi the burning and 1 unendurable pain that is experienced WltJttJeariy all the Cheap Quack Injections." JB*xQr the uso.of the CUurolisc Remedy —the uvo medicines tMb-an improper discharges are - the weakened organs are speedily rt stored Vo‘foil vigor and strength. 4W*Price Cherokee Remedy, $2 per bottle, Ol twee bottles for $6. *S*Prtce Cherokee Injection, $3 per bot e, or three bottles for $5. by Express to any address on receipt ‘ Tlife Cherokee Remedy, Cherokee . I aad Cherokee Cure, are sold "by ■ dealers, however, iry to sell / bnhleea compounds in place of these ; those wMphtiiej tan purchase At a cheap price, and - » e money b ; sellirvj, tlmh they can on taestftoedtenea. As you- value your health, tAJe. win health of your future offspring, do hot Jte decayed by such unprincipled Drugt ists, asi ;/Q> and talu: t.o o'Mcrs. If the , y Will not buy them .for you, enclose the juphey iq & letter, and we will semt them to you ‘hMeryfSf l V" sealed r.nd padded free from . .. AjSdlfcsAr Gentlemen can address us in perfect Tdntmehee, stating fully and plainly I heir dia smptons, aa we treat Ail diseases of a nature tc male or female. Patients hdpdhOtn'ealtatc because of their inability to l gWtjii,' have treated patients successfully of the civilized globe, by correa ‘ address ing.us wlh piease state plainly fifeWjp ®J?hi^‘ < WS of their'complain tB, anu writs State, and i_ ime of writer, ,^ e postage stamp lor reply, weseaa our 52 page Pamphlet free to any • UlreBB. all letters for Pamphlet or advice to the proprietors, Dr. W, R. Merwin & 00., • No, 68 liberty street, New York. ‘ scpS^-eod-d'&w COUGH NO. MOEE. TBV'<'STBrcKLA TNU’S HEDLIFLCOIIB JOUGH BAL9AJM. ' r. Strickland’s Mellifluous Cough Balsam is vwrpnted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsens, Arthnia, Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Con* sumption, and all • affections of the Throat-and %&&*• - v Tor aletiy Druegist,.' General Depot 6 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. DIARRHECEA. .< AjUjte Modi cal, men and the Press recom meed Vf. Strickland’s*Antl-CholetA Mixture as the only certain remedy tor Diarrhma and I)ysen- a combination of Astringents, Ab adjrbentß,l Stimulants and Carminatives, and is warranted to effect a cure after all other means have failed. ' A?or sale by Druggists. General Depot 6 Eas Fourth street} Cincinnati, Ohio. jS TRI C KL AND’ S PljiH R EIVE ED Y. . Dr. Strickland* a Pile Remedy has cured thou* . aandaolthe worst cases of Blind and Bleeding .PUea. Jt .gives immediate relief, and effects a permanent cure. Try it directly. It is war ranted to cure, For sale’ by all Druggists. General Depot Euk Fctarth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. . dyspepsia:, nervousness, and DE BILITY, dr. STRICKLAND’S TONIC We can reobmnfehd those suffering with loss of Ap petite, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervouane*s and Nejjrous Debility, to use Strickland’s Tonic. } t-’tea;v®ptable preparation free from Al* cohoilc liquors; it strengthens the whole nerv* oua system ; it creates a good appetite, and is warranted to cure Dyspepsia and Nervous De* bllity. . For sale by Druggists generally, and sold 05 PaKK & BHILt,, Wholesale Agents. No. TT Federal street, Allegheny City. R* £. S£LL£ES & CO., Agents. Ana by Dr. OEO. H. KEYSER, Comer Wood Street and Virgin Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. Prepared by Dr. A. Strickland, 6 Eaet Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. + titlitydAw CHRIHTMAB PRESENT. ONE OF KNABK & CO ’S COtD MEDAX, PREMIUM PIANOS. - Also, Haloes Bros. Pianos; -Grope A Kindt’s Pianos, and Prince** Automatic Organs. , CHARLOTTE BLUME, " ; £ . 43 Filth street, ... jjfeoohd door above Wood Btreet.' ■" A 1-AKQE STOCK all kinds, constantly on -hend isnd for ale by JAMES BO WN, •** Ue Wood street. IMPOBTANT TO LADIES. The -private meuicai, advE an invaluable treatise of 64 pages, by Dja * JOHN HARVEY, ■s i cublished for the benefit -of ; the* seat. •>: • Vi ten cents it will be'sent^ost in-a sealed envelope, to ail who apply for Itgives a concise description of all the dis eases pecnilftrto females, together with means of and treats -of Conception, Pregnancy,Mit covj tage Sterility, Sexual, Abuses, Prolapsus, tJten. t-emaJe Weakness , Consumption , and much othor valuable information not published in anv other work. Every lady should' procure a copy without delay. Three Editions, 60,000 each, nave alroad been published and distributed this year. HARVEY'S CHfIONO THERMAL FEMAT lE PIliXiS the most iufallible and popular remedy ever known for all diseases of the female sex/ They ha J." e .,. en used in many thousand oases with unfailing success—and may be relied on in every case for which they are recommended, and par -5^ larl y aUcaaes arlßing from OBSTRUC STOPPAQi OF NATURE no matter froth, what cause It ansca. They are ef fectual in restoring to health all who are eufifer ing from Weakness' and Debility, Utenne iTf?p’A nSTST B*’ 8 *’ ? c ’ aDd thc y AVT LilKt A CHARM in strengthening and restor ingthe system. Thousands oriadles who have suffered lor years and tried vaiious other reme dies in vain, owe a renewal of their health *nd strength wholly to the efficacy of Dr. Harvey's Female Pifls, They are note new discovery but a long-tried remedy—the celebrated 6 dk. John harvev, mM, ‘ emlnent physicians, prescribed rJ or r , J? y , J'ears in hi. ’*“‘ls“ physician was (more truly popular or widely known than him in the treatment of FEMALE DIFFICULTIES. All who have used DR. HARVEY'S FEMALE recommend them to others. Nurses them—Druggists and Dealers cecorn mend them in preference to other medicir®* because of their merits. No lady object to taking them lor they are elegantly Prepared by an Experienced Ohemist. this notice out if you desire Dr. Harvey s Pills or Book, and If you oannot Dro cure them of your Druggist, do not take any other, for some dealers who are unprincipled will recommend other Female Pills, they can make a larger profit on—but enclose the money and send direct to 1 ~ „„ J* BRIAN, General Agent, WH° X *ftw u 76 OedAr Street, N. V. Who will take all risk if properly directed ; and you will receive them post paid, securely sealed from observatipp, ; by return mail, For'sale at ‘ JOSEPH FLEMLNU’.'v r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS CENERJLLT. Notice to all comcerxed.- Among a certain class of self-important poo pie there Is a peculiar feeling of contempt attach ed to all physicians ihft advertise and treat the dlseaseanamcd in this card, (Fmv atk Diseases,) why this should be, they nor no-one else can tell. Are they not aware that all physicians treat dic eAsc-s of every denomination, in fact solicit just tne very diseases that are so obnoxious to these very refined parties. 1 suppose they w-ouid not let one ottheir to a party that has de voted years for their benefit, because he advert 1- ses the fact, and their family physician says he is • humbug so he can get the case. Ollec h» his almost deprived the party of his pit. He comes at last to the physician tha; advertises—L.* «• else are they to know t Are they ut,t aware that M; Aatley Cooper, Sir Benjamin Buxlie, ;;u i 'banes Rsii and ai. Paul Hicord devoted years in the treatment of these diseases I These man are held up as shining ilghts In the medical world : I don't assert that al) men are worthy that publish, ctill taere are a great number of them that a*e. Thave devoted myself t q the study and treatment of Fbjvatx Diseases upward* of 40 years, and without egotism cim say I h&v- mved hundreds Rom years of misenr and uoUmelv death. ."Mv treatment is confined lo the vc~ouile altogether as I think it is the beat and morv certain. It is i J my power to bring hundreds of ccnidcatea if i thought it necessary to certify to ray; general «.uc oesa; but my long residence In this city la .cuffi- ! olentproofwithout adding mere. Spematoirifc* ' and oil ‘diseacea a rising from It are cured Ida • much snorter time thanherccofora. it b&hoovea every young man and woman to be careful in se lecting a phyclcian. The different advertisements that are seen }n our pspern arc of no worth, and no benefit wiii ariafc fiom anstvtii than only loss of health and mdnsy. Hundred* arc cured annu ally by my new remedies. Address BOX Bno. j*a-lya Fitwburgn Bostoflic*. AIEOMS, -AJC^VTJMS, OLIOS, INKS & STATIONERY, : OLIOS, INKS & STATIONERY, OLIOS, INKS & STATIONERY. FOR 1805, DIARIES FOR 1865, DIARIES FOR 1865. * Orden left for Flags promptly attended to. NORTH 01.11 \ K CREEK GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO., Gilpin County, Colorado Territory. TRUSTEES i 9 HON. JOHN A DIX. “ EDWARD PIFRREPONT “ JOSEPH FRANCIS T B. BUNTING-, Aa. BODFISH, Colorado Hon. JOHN A. DIX, President JOSEPH FRANCIS, Treasurer, ERASMUS STERLING, Secretary*. CHARLES F, BLaKR Oounqej. This Company owns 6.832>; feet of Mining Claims on FIFTY SIX VALUABLE LOI)r.S in Colorado, including the “GROUND HOG ” “GREGORY NO. 2,” “SIMMONS,” ‘‘CON CORD,” and other oelebrated developed Gold bearing Lodes in the beat. Mining dtatriot in Colorado. Also, the “HENDERSON MILL” now running anu in excellent order. ’ Capital Stock $1,000,000. Worlclnjr Capital <9325,000. WHOLE NUMBER SHARES 100,000, PAR $lO. A large portion of the Stock has a heady been taken hy private subscription. Books -are now at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No. 69 Beaver Street, New York, Where a limited number of shares can be ob tained at par. Ooplea of the Prospectus may be obtained at the office of the Company. USE IT, And be Convinced OP TEE SUPERIOR EFFICACY OP RAMIN’S EXTRACT BUGfIU. Sold by all Druggists, at One Dollar. noS S IJI * 11 *O DUAGES —JB AR, ui L L AOs Sheet ron Sliding Gungoa* jpst. re elyed. . : JAMES HQ WN. 00 ** ■ • .138. Wood street. BATASA ORANGES. SBarrelsJunt received and for >aieW RKYJWKH is BEOS, No*» 120 & 128 Wood street. I‘l-toe One Dollar. GARB PHOTOGRAPHS, CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. GARB PHOTOGRAPHS. Magazines, Books and Papers, Magazines, Books and Papers. Magazines, Books apd Papers, AT PITTOCK’S, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFIOE. deis-Und H.J !\t • mTSBIHWIJ. WEDNESDAY, DECEMISKIt 2S; 1864. DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, &l BALE , ■ ( _. DBr COOD.S, Beginning on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14th. And Con-ttn-olria: ithioogli' the H OXID AY S. 47 Pieces Dress Goods at*Bl cents; former price 44 cents. 21 Pieces Scotch Plaids at 60 oents; former price 75 cents. One Case Coburg Cloths at 62>i ccnts:Yormcr price *1,26. French Merinos at $1,60; former price 2.25. All Wool Plaids, at 75 cents; reduced from $1,26. Beaver Cloth Cloaks, at $lO,OO and 12,C0 Heavy Woolen Shawls, from 4,00 to U,uj. Woolen Blankets Balmoral Skirts, Best Kid Gloves at 1,76. Great BargajnM WIU be given to those who call GARDNER & SCHLEITER’S, Market Street. dels JJAN'DSOME PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, i-'ar, be Beoured at MACHUM & <JLY 7 DE’S, 78 Market Street, Who have now open and yet receive daily ex pressly fnr Holiday Sales, a large and beftutiful assortment of (Jo-.ds. both useful and ,m..v nmntal, comprising Breast-Pins, L.ir Drops, Fancy Tuck and Side Combo, Pearl. tiled, Jet and Gilt Belt Buckles, Belts and Belt Ribbons Cashmere and Silk Scarfs Head and *Nets, Lace Veils, Lace and Embroidered Col ! larß and Handkerchiefs. Worlrc:! tiiipp:r3 a;rl Cushions, WORK BOXES, L A I)I ES • CO M pa N 1 :»N-, POK ft'-mONNAIES, . SATCHELS, Ana a very One assortment >A PHOTOGRAPH A IMSUfttS, Bcsidec nur usual lull Slock o( HOSIEkf. ? CLOVES, TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS aud SMALL WARE?, At jpOR THE HOLIDAYS. NEW SHAWLS, We are now receiving a heavy stock of those Extra ?me Long Shawls, Which we will eel! at a Great Reduction On former prices. IS'etv CloaltH, t-Totlis, and Dress Goods. H.UGUS & HACK-E , - * j Corner Market & Fifth. I GO u « r i ■S go o * UJ o - 1 oc a 5 a- <8 i § CO ■ w » » U 4 Q 4 3 Bt g 5 k LU Q fe CO | 08 9 ■ S w u E D £ 5 5 .OC,: 3 • A * V • 15 •■‘ta piSE APPXA CHEESE. eyßOxKHSafee Pina Apple Chee». Becdved this day, and for sale by &ETMKH fc BiiOS. H v ,H.i>j* ’ : • 1^1 — r fk( j<f $| £Jp|' INSTANCE- * DTOEMNETY AGAINST LOSS 13Y FttTE. THK KRAPfItr,;fS STUB IN3PRABfCK COMPANY OF PHU.AL-.ELPHIA, OF r lljE No- 435 Vli 437 CJIKSTHtJT 3T., near Hrtn.' ' , - •" ’ STATEMENT of ASSETS, .TAN. lot 1383. Turuaied Agrecsbiy to an Act of Assembly, be- Firrt Mortgage, amply aecuteb »i,59j.&3 at Real Katafe-(present va:ue $103,313 f-; ffl,Jcoat... 103J99A SS idmporary Loans on ample Colls t teral Securities asftss Stocks, (pretent value |6S,(Rr> 72}) - < 9 ssids te Notes &n<l Bills Receivable ’ 1J521 ot) «!<rfcis- The only prodts from premiums company can divide by law, arc from risks which have been determined. made on every desertion o! ftop orty, in Town and Country, ai rates as lowas ape consitrtent with secirrity. •-■ •» Since their Incorporation, a period of thfrty years,, they have paid losses by Fire, to an amount exceeding Four Millions of Dollars, therobjrjat* lording evidence of the advantages cf Insurance, as well as the ability and disposition to moetTath promptness all liabilities. 4 Losses paid Juring the year 1859,483,158 $S „ DIRECTORS. T CffAßXßfc, W. BaKOKBU, MORDBOAL H. LOU Tobias Wagfsb, Davtd S. Baoww, SAiTUBL Q-RAUTj ISAAfJ LBA, * Jacob R. Smith, Epwabuo. Dal3< GbobghW. Rjohabds, G-bocgb Falbs, OH AS. O. BANOXER, President. i.UWAKD O. DALE, vice President, vv m 0. Steel, Secretary pro tem. J. GARDENER COFFIN. Agent, myia Northeast oor. Third and Wood ft* .PHILADELPHIA PIHEAMD LITE : INSURANCE COMPANY, I*9 CHESTNUT'STJVEJET, Opposite tlie Custom House* Capital. 4319,100. A55et5..4304,914, WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OP IN SURANCE, either Perpetual or Limited; On evv. y description of Property or merchandise! at reasonable rates of preminm. ROBT. P. itlNi}, If resident. 41. W, BALDWIN, Vtce President DIRECTORS. Qhablbh Batss, E. J£. Uopb, E. R. Enolise, Q-boegr W. Baown, P. B. Savkrt, Jobkph S. Paul. 0. S&BRItAJr, JOSBPH (JUATTOH, S. J. LIaGABGH, E. WiLKB. F. Blaoebubk, Secretary, , , J.Q. COFFIN, Agent. _Jy4jly Oorner Third and Wood streets, W estera Inanranoe Company ofPittsbnrg-i, R. MILLER, jr. President. F. M. CoßDofr, Secretary. Oapt. R. D. Ooohbak, Oen’i Agent : No. 93 Water street,(Spang (s. Oo’s Warehouse, np stairs, > Pittsburgh. I*9UJ&B ACIINSi ALL V? itinds of FIRE and MARINE RISKS, A Home Institution managed by Directors who arc well known in the community, and who are determined, by promptness and liberality, to maintain the character whioh they have assumed, as-offering the best protection to those who de sire to be insured. Directors—-R.. Miller, jr., James M’Auley Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimlek, George Darsle, Oampbeli B. Herron, Chas. W. Rlcket son, Andrew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David fid. Long Bees J. Thomas, Benj. Bakcwcll, John M f uune. ' ie4 . ALLEGHENY INSURANCE (xC OF PITTSBURGH-. O.Tlce. iio, 3T Fifth Strait, Baali Bloc!.. IJSdURKS AGAINST AGS. KJT»|>B OS' FISK ANP MARINE RISKS. r.A : ?>' i h A Vi.- r! £ , ' ES I Prc JOHN D. Me. OOI?I), J Ice President i I). M. BOOK, Scoreiarv: Ov.t. wftl. PEAN.CHncraI A*cnt. J »T.:Tror, rtf.—lr.Mic Toner., C. f>. Hussey, Her* vev Obibls, !’y t. H. c. I’m;, Tofm A. Wilson, B. L. K-.bnrato. U, John P.. HsT'ord. C»pt. Adam JSW.M.R, p leninff, Cav. w. Pcah, Robert li. iW OrrU’, b H llnvis. no?fl I’OtmTEC STHBET, 3 g; HOLIDAY GIFTS. I_q : EjrnROJBEBED PIANO COVERS O’ Tile Finest Imported SjMOSAIC RUGS. |A A very lr.nre r.iricly of ! VELVET Rl«>, Now jo f—|- B'/ Fourth Street. 'iXtSOJiS £3dHVO den EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS DRY GOODS, BOOTS Sc SHOES, MX'LEL LAND’S AUCTION HOUSE, IN o. 55 Fifth Street. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1 Office of Ookpthoi.lkb of Curueiu' v, [• Washington, December 10th, 186-1. '^J^THEAKAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to ihe under signed, it-hasbeen made to appear that the “Citi zensl National Bank, of Pittsburgh,” In the 6lty of Pittsburgh, in county ot Allegheny and State ot Pennsylvania, Has been duly organized under and according to the requirements of‘the Act of Congress entitled “An Act to provide a Nation al secured by a pledge of United States Bonds, ana to provide for«the circulation and redemption thereof,” Approved June 8 >, 1864, and has complied with ail the 'provisions of said Act, required to be complied with before commencing the business ol Banking under said Act . Now, therefore, I. HUDH McCTJLLOUGH, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that the “Citizens’Natlonal Bank” of Pittsburgh, in the city of Pittsburgh, In tte county of Al legheny and State of Pennsylvania, la authoriz ed to commence the Business of Banking under the Act aforesaid. In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of office, this 10th day of December, 1&64 , fL. 8.3 HUGH McUULLOUGH, del3-2in Co optro'ler of the Currency. •MOOTS,- SHOES, GAITERS BAJ> .CP MORALS AND GUMS.—The largest, b at selected and cheapest stock In the city, at Borland’s, 98 Market street. Look at the prices! Men’s Brogans $1,60: Men’* Boots $3,60; Ladies’ Boots l,oos Ladies 1 Balmorals 1,60} Boy’s Boots 1,76 ; Youth's Boots 1,26 ; Children’s Boots 1,00 and everything else In proportion. Gums of all styles and sizes. A fine assortment of Fancy Suppers and Boots, suitable for Christmas presents. Country Merchants supplied at New York and Boston prices. Also, A {rent for Bart lett's Blacking, at factory prices. Be sure you call before purchasing elsewhere, as you will save money. Remember the rignt place, at BORLAND'S, 98 Market street, 2d door from Fifth. Oitizbhb Bank, ) PITTBBOBQH, Nov. 23d, 1884. \ TfcTpTICK—THK DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK, in accordance with the second section of an Act of this Commonwealth entitled w An Act Enabling the Banks of the Commonwealth to Become Associations for the Purpose- under thefts wb of the United States,*’ approved'the 22d DAY OF A. 1)., 1t64, having procured the au thority -of the owners of more than two-thirds of the Capital Stock to make the certificate re •quire# by tbfe Daws of the United States, hereby give notice that the proper steps will be taken to convert this Bank into a National-Associa tion, on or before the FIRST DAY OF JANU ARYTTEXT ensuing. . v. -JL... GEO. T. VAN DOKEN, Cashier. ao2B dmd first national BANS of Pl'PTSjfmtGH. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. • ) OFFICE OF OOMPTBOtthhOF thkOcreehoy. ! Washihgton otty, Aug. 6th, 1863. \ . Wheebas, By satlsfsetory evidence presented rSl a S? rdl “fuP .fhe rejiuiremehts o? thoActlot Congress, entitled ,f an Ant to provide a rational sSSJT’i C t°“ red S. “ I ,,e dge of Unlted SUfcs *nd to provide tor the circulation and |e ?£S p ?°?fc thercof *” approved Februwyatth", JJS* sfi2 ha * compUed with all thte proviaions *ol eaid Act required to be compiled with hefrtfE commencing tee business of BanSne ■ troUeroftho Currency, do hereby ccrtifvthAt'Tfi* NATIONAL BA»K 0& mg “ouffty of Allegheny and State, bl 8.?m U * 33va , n , 3a ’ ,*? authorized to. commence lhe business Of banking under the Aot afhrcasdd. . ' ..iwhereof wltheasa my hahd ahd seal of oMae, this fith day of August, 1868 ■, ( ~t | Comptroller of the Currency. THE FUST NATIONAL BAN! OF PITTSBURGH, PA., Lato Pittsburgh Trust Company, Capital $500,000 paid in with prlvll to Increase to 91,000,000. DrSu I BinrT. I f°Fv f h ! ’ the collection o? Not<£[ -Bd^asß&ssrj^is ness entXihli ♦ ** uffloii!n t guarantee that bui D8 ? fl entrusted to the new organization will re. “lyette same prompt attention. 1 ■ s«g» mfeuXM < r an ?rf who dota^erw?th er n? l “ U * i f “ mtic:to tho “ offlMmtaddgeSfr,. 1 * a0 “ auo ‘« 1 b * *>» .amp T , DXBBGTORS I w “-*- Hlmot, p 25- ST I AiSXANDEB SVftgß. I F&ahois Q. Bailw, THOd. WISBTKAJf, 1 ALBZ. BrADLBT, ' Sambox Rb<. TrtM TV President, ’ John D. SouLir. Oiibier, *• _augfrdAwtf 1 jjOBB INS- “ HERMETICAL BARREL ' ALKN-i Freight, E.ypbkm and'i , c .. O , THROrGH TICKET QPPJO*, * 16,i Broadway, cor Day at , (Oil Liepot,) .1. c * New York, November 26,1864. ! A. A. FAYLOR, Actuary, 168 Broadway. ! <iH! e w»Tr r t Ce ‘T Cd , at our Vard a( Penhbro fllty New Jersey; an Invoice ot Rehned Petro. ® tusv , me i P» , one of the barrels rta l iwp^K? r . of the ■'Hi-ri;iet!osi Barrel ' (Rpbbin’B patent.) A careful examine, i!?“ nf ' * oask , , wa 11 'obein perfect order,no .evaporation or leakage, and the wood as dry as ,f wa ”*■<- other barrel, <7the " c , rt ’. lr ‘ lslr order, but had leaked of two gallons each. We cheerfullv recommend the Hermetlcai Barrel to BeSner. 4nd .Shippers < C Petroleum. “ ’ 'i, TK EMB LEV, PHUEPS k So. j A. A. TA V l.,Tr2T tI ar„ OCtnber 163 Bioadway. i ! e i ved & \ our Depot, Jersey Utfy, on the 13th ot October last, an invoice of Petroieuni from ritusriiicj Pa., of which were four barrels having the brand BA'Tfl KKL COMPANY, BOBBINS' I‘ATWT* A careful, examination of these barrels shows ■ LT."' p,,rfect or<l sr. No evapora t ton cuj leakage. The outside ef wood of the bar- I? 1 * }! n , 3 B , S b6f ° rB tll8 > w «re ailed. VFc unt ! c ' b ? ve “hlpmeut was three weeks on iht roaJ, aud was transhipped three times since ipey havo been at our Depot. Thev haTfi been subject to considerable rough treatment] and exposure to Bun and rain. A few days agd * ,lu £ e ‘ J . »nd found to contain nil tic dr o h . al s™* orl B‘hally put In them. The loss ® r 3 ’ Bt r° lclim from leakage am) evaporation bed ro twonlL 0 and 01 , Crcek amounts to from fieri cen *- we--have no doubt the mfSn h P lEtiliAL ' JlißlU ' would stv e this entire loss, as well as all losses of Pe trolenm when on storage. E H. VALENTINE, . ; Superintendent.' ITirtl be prepared In a ehorttime to fufnleh to Eetoere. Barrel Mnnufaoturera and Denial frirrnrwci ’ SlSampleB . af ferrets prepared by; ’prooea. Which will demonstrate to all Intereated that this Barrel la all that la f iu L**,*, H-EBMBTiUAI. BARREL,: thht it will hold OruJe Oil, Refined Oil, Nan-: tha, Spirits of Turpentine, ice., without leakage 1 or evapnratton for months, and without Injury rn the slightest degeee. The process of prenar- Barrels by ROBBINS 1 method la very sins ple and chetyter thin most other processes in use, anil ir effectual.- applications for Lcencei raiim f oi? above,process, through LLPEIN-I & 00. lor particulars sec pam-; phlets, which can be had at our office, * LffPISOOTT, FRY <fc 00. No. 134 First Street, PITTSBUBOH. dee23:lmd FOR THE HOLIDAYS! PIANOS, AMERICAN ORGANS, and MEEODEONS. Jl/ST RECEIVED, A CHOICE AS-' bORTMENT of the superior RRADBI'aV, Nty\ York, <tut|- BCHOMACKER&CO. Philadelphia, PIANOS, AT PRICES FROM 8375 to *Bl,OOO, American Organs and Melodeons, AT FROM Bias to $450, These instruments are acknowledged fcv Judges to be the very BEST IN THE MAR KET, and will be sold at from TWENTY FLVEto SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS LESS than factory prices. All warranted for Five Years. Perscns desiring to make a handsome Christ mas jr New Years Present are particularly re quested to oau and examine our stock. DFscriptrve Circulars furnished on applica tion. . WAMELINK & BARR, No. 13 BlsseU's Block, St. Street Oherry Bun and Pitt Hole Petroleum do NOTICE OF ELECTION, Subscribers tit the Stock of THE OHEBHT RUN AND PITT HOLE f ETROLEUM COMPANY are hereby uotibed to attend a meeting of the Stockholdere of tald Company, which will be held on MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th, at 8 o’clock, P. H., for the purpose of election ef President, Directors, and other o Seers, Ac., at the office of Oapt. J. T. stockdale, No. 2 Dnquesne Way. H. MoKELYY, President pro tern. Beckham a lmb. iaj r.iHgm v STREET, PITTHBimQH, Agents tot icimmU. Mower and Reaper, Buckeye Mower and Beaper, Quaker Mower and Reaper, Oaru- Sa Mower ami Beaper, Farmer Mower, Wood r ‘s w '. c Il, ani !.' ilßO ; Horae Bakes, Hay ElevStoS and Agricultural and Farming Implement* of ar i- IJUBJ “ —' ' Htodle Table Kniveaand Hfcjwla •and for talc by JAMES BOWTf, deia IS6 Wood rtraat. (Pit |fail§ CHIUS! , ’Tis OhiistmasbiaTd..’Whatrneanithe word? J The advent day of Christ tile Lord., r Cn this day, centuries ago, 3 ‘ ; . * •The God of highest Heayonbent low ! Hknaelfto copeiippn lhe,earth.,i , Where thousands- forcfdM orhfrbirth, ; Were waitlo| foj-their I He Ciine, but not as they had, thought; ’ “e came. but wag by them Unsougtll; He came, in dignity and poiveri , .py** no * they had fixed the hour. appearing A Ilttieehikl Was.aU. And could He calm Ue wild bread Spirits Into Puttee? His mercy pardoned all their hdte: ' 1 Implored them ere tooiate, 1 o listen, understand and live. 'Ti^ 1 V 1 ® leh bountieaHeotfuldgivo • gore freely offered. Yet they atiU ' Refused obedience to Hlr will . And led Him forth to<Jle. Though bom a King, as thpy-'d taujrht will, mystSri;.; fright. ’ T'Kf 5 L loi,ke< i. tos ? a l” gorgeous »ute ine monarch, whom the prppnets sate ' Sogioriously, upon his throne. They, felt not that,Hi* Love afe ne . Wou-dmakeHim King fur aye. A Qotl-In Mercy, Love'and Truth— -1 he warrant of perpetual Youth He gave to all who did receive* . Por they Vho; faith'ful/didbchere Should ever live In joy and treat? isternlty would let the jast No aged weafcne’e'e knSvr. j A^man-tiithhnnranaoixowabowid— W hu S?? jeaJchqss lh Hie' ehroiia;" Like other rhea,-he laid. The atrlfe ‘ Once oyer He atOBBr-The Ltfe— i ■ TheHeaurrection from the Dead And now, far higher, ah the Head, The King of KifeHe reigns/ f Hie coming first We oeiekrate ' ! Irom early lime to-nohr, this late • w l S* r ? t . lal,:re * n!i Ana annual ralae, |S^g^L°^ ri I ' Hie Greatest blessing lntheGravf, - I And ooqquered then f/rKlag; Rittsbubqh, Pa., December,ties*; . ]\f 4 From the San Francisco Era. ' THE OHI> CAKTMAN. Th l ! m , V f l a “ ind ‘o trfl-A little story. * 9 brief ? may beseen at a glancd- U m ,rne ’ 1 most eiipkaticalij- Tofw 1 yearB or ' John Ainsley—or “Pap Ainsley,”ks hi was familiarly called—tv™ theoVnero'f u hand cart, -aßd earned a- livinirbT conveying miscellaneous parcels' frorii one section of the ‘.city to another, aiid receiving therefor the reasonable “rethu! . meration of fifty eents per 'load' Tc designate the occupation in the prosiest language possible, he was a hankcartf man and when -fibt -empfoyed/crftfld always be found dnriifg worKihg hotiri at the corner of Montgomery anu OafW forma streets;' Sir hair 'and Idrfg beard o^ e . r ® B™7r and, his limbs feeble] andif not shove- a-heavy loda ihrougA the deep sand or up the'steep , gTft^abov©hio3^6» 4 on the opposite corner, tfaefeby IdshiS w?t y i a J^ 0b - an v. ffla,a y » dollar, all the light .loads m his- neighboHiddd fefr td . his-loty-sud kind-hearted*-' mfert nbt uHJ 1 rcqpently. traveled «- Square or’two' bnt Pour years-ngo last Seoteciber, rlTe-i collect the month, - for t-iaff a ndte'oJ foot thousand dollars-to-pay' sad was compelled to do some pretty SOT "‘“ ri ' , ? to rneetdl,) having two 6ri three, dozen 1 volirmes to transfer toniv lodgings,-- I gave; «Pap -Ainsley” ’the task- of itranspdrtailon. ’Arriving air irivl had deposited %e last fi”ri 0n table, and-observing that the old man looked- cbnalderably'ftitig nediaftepclimbing ‘three-firghtof etAlTa two or three times; Tin vifedirrmto take a glass of brandy—a bottle of Mich 1 usnal.ly kept In .my,room,for medicinal and_sio|onfi c Arthou||^ e : fhl for the invitation, he politely defclin ed • I urged, but he was inflexible ‘ I was astonished. “Dd you never drink? 1 ’ said 1 , ‘ Ver y B;erdoia," f lie Replied, dropping " toa^ lr my request, and wiping th * PPrSptTatlon, from ’hiafo reheat!.' * WeH if all)’’! ipsiated, y u will not find as fair ay ..excuse in tbe next twelve Months fyTt indulging for you appear fatigued an<T sc'aJcfclv able to stand.’’ “ “To be_frank,” said the old' man. i‘l ao nbt dnbk now. I liky© not taste jin. twricating liquor for fifteen years,, since "Since when?” r inquired, thonght lessly observing his hesitation. ' lheoldman told me ’sixteen years ago he was a well-to-do farmer near By racuse New York. .He badpriVcbilctn at i c ! u<ii Bg a boarding ecbool in that city then agiri sixtefn P of M e ’ she formed an attachment K f\,7? nn . g , PhJ»w#*n. Acquainting her father with circumstances, be flatly re 1 used his consent to. a union with a man whom he had never seen and removing her from school, despatch ed, a note to the young gallant with the somewhat pointed information that his presence in the neighborhood;.‘of the Amslty-farm would.not' meetaw'ith fa vor.; Tho reader, of course,., surmises the result, for sucb afproceedino would have but one result; -Ingress than a month there was an elopement: The father loaded his double barrelled shot gun, and swore vengeance; but fall ing to find the fugitives, he took to the bottle. His good-wile implored him K IVO way to dispair, but he drahk the deeper,and accused herofencouracC ing the elopement. ... In thr.e month* the wife died; and at the'expiration- of a year, when the young people returned to Syracuse, from Connecticut, where they had remained with tho parents of the husband, .they,learned!'that the old man sold his farm, i squandered the pro ceeds tad was alhiOst destitute." Xeam tog ttefr mrtyjj, Ains&y drank him self into a frenzy, arid proceeded .to the te ‘ w^ e they were stopping, attack ea the husband, wounded him In 'the b / a pistol shot/ and attempted ! the lift of Ms daughter, who happily escap ed uninjured through the InterposltiSn of persons bfought to the spot by the report of the pistol. ’Airisley was ar rested, tried, and acquitted on the plea ofinsanlty. The daughter and her hns hand returned to Connecticut, since which time the father' had no? heard from them. He was sent to a lunatic asylum from which -he - was dismissed utter remaining six l ln 1851 iHa ““f*" 11 ' He had -followed mining for two yearn butflndlng his !e e ?AM Une . qUalto U »eparsnit, retura ,to*bla cl ‘Y, purojiased a hand-cart, and T t j 1681 u kB °wn. ‘Since then’ concluded therold man, bowing his face in his hand in a£ony. ‘I have riot tasted liquor, nor have I "Seen my poor child.’ t fCgretted that I had been sn>iriqnisi wye, and- expressed to the aufiererthe sympathy JyeallyJelt for. Jjim-. iiAfter that, J seldom passed the corner without lookimgfor ‘Pap Ainsley,’- asd i never s%wfifmbßt,to aad-staryhe had told me.. .-.<. r One chilly, drizzly day in the'Decem her following, a gentleman having pur Postemani) chased a ‘ s “ a!r^a * B »W table at an : aootiottiWAnieppfisife,* t h e '; old- man ; the. jo%«fj. J< a«g ( i C g i jw ef hss jreaidfincg.pn Sf actoon wtah- me «alifeOo lad fide gihlfiJl'Hhe bestasaatantfe oWjatefal eSthe purchase, isiuhißrni loiioijjna • V jy^.Jfte-.niUmterlqgthe touBe, tlie old cartman, anei a'ncettv 'Callfomiastre^t.iOraßeilflasiiWttdeWtim -1 itlon,. aod-deposited tUe;t«W6iitrithßdteli. a ; W. O W9Pt, G the. > lady,2a^not ss,ii ';«sS^a'£ he to ok,him ac ci dept .omitted itct settle tOrtbeidariWe “Very well;! tvill pay you;»i lady, steppfn ff into an rndjorntngutoom. She returned, t B pd stathrgthat. BhOi.had no aniallcoitt-irrthedlDnsef'.handfea.vthe :mM a twenty, dolljrtpieces oiaf taMatw I He could not make ; cbangeii-rANe ver ‘No, do!’ repif# ; pityingly at his ; tecfe ¥na >'fittiib .ilflg limbs., ‘I ‘Wiflt jlOt’ .pilt : she jbaiiflqjyferi cgin If she -codM get* cbtai'gea 1 aTpneor the storesw markets dtf the neighKlrliStt}; ■- ; ‘Step into the paiiorlnritfl thttt&bire- ; cola, continued the isdv. * ‘Oome^ 1 she added, te lle looked at ms attire kii3 hes itated; <tbere*is ttTßre- “id : -tlie s gfdtfe ) ; ‘and no one there but theiehfldreii *t‘ !,rr t‘lt “ sometyhat ehajy t ’-’„ i k ?E ßgd/the ’ lo) OWin S :, he r Into tite. "parlor, and taking a seat nhar the-fire' ' ’ _ “Pevhaps I may fifla s6me' l iBl¥er ) in thfrhouse’.saldthe'ladytJasaahedeft'the *0? lT ea ? tgU£ npfanc. chiiged.^—■’Bfc» ‘‘Cume_l love littW-ciiliafetf. 4 ’ ? *b<l been i. -watchlneAhim ■5% Pbripaity, rag *he largfjann «a the cartniari."'- - rAi.-airbu m “Mails,” -lisped the little one,! stoiii fie., repealed,* wttte.-ihc great tears gathered inhis had a little girl named'Mada; and you 'loofc vary dfcl?’ i a ■ ‘•Bid yon??! inquired! the. ichild- with mvß*»** • - i iofe«aful Cti&l’** ekelißned a tlie l old man, starting frobrtiis chair; and :;drdp plng iatQiit; with hia heatfcbow&iijtiTKyn upon his tbreash - , , , ~ . ~ '“Tiu? caiin« fceVani jret.why He caught th 6 Child ‘with an eagerness thut-frlgh timed 1 Bef“a»d gazing; into her fkee nndlhe fijnridicon ! r° u ? e v meef fierwithpnt be lying myself,- ahdrTdaft’iiot' ‘tWT ’ ter >ahat l am that dr hsken father'whdbhbe attempted to ' 1 qiipple,” as he hurried towarcT the dont TKe little dne wad 5 B&WlldefiidP ‘not going/.i saidithy mother, fdMSpeff ing, attdi tliscovetihgy thetold niaiirtniithe 4 t He stopped and apparently-turned his fece, BHt seemed to 1 IncVthe'reaolutfon to' do tfu^litf-else*^ ,i!i hua . • "He-said he.had a rlittle Mariatonee, shitld-the tathdeiighti . c Tbe-knees oftKehWeairtmsittfemßltSb iaud heOeaned against -theidooydorsap- no!” he eaclalmed, “riot'Hli ytiu l,-aot jobojo in rneyour wteifih'M" ther. and I need noV telly oil,” Us 'fiit ered- : ; . ji . i icovy v for^ehf'hn'd -tlie“liliBiaifia: when he returned late 1 -ia<the ! afternoon ■Bridget' succeeded* in' 1 ' doohle eagle; I never leanKaihut-adl -J dohn&wj ,it toob the honeßtfemalodUqf WOfltha to, ,unrayel-tkft kpotainto doniestiefaintly .had,tied- it- Belfrftmngher ahdeic'd - ‘ rt t*ap‘XSafey*' stffl keeps-■his cart, for :not inducehimtapart wlthitveii peeped v ll ®’, l * l -® back yard'; of Dr, c ßaal?naUispnp day last week, and discovered - „theold man dfalggSiig the fvotiteVelMeWitfa the - ehelofeurei w!U? n litt<3mr»lßS®- children piled ihto terras • V’ ~ ANl> Vo ' Qle targe*!asaortmetat of,;- j ss'sj TOYS ! : TOYS? TOYS I ** ; S iSr £ «%.o - 7- vAßiiT^r Wholesale andßetaU, at I’’"“ — -- cades of / nowanut y.X. liANABAN, X»BT Proprietor?.. (OS-0V iQB PRINTING Imt ityle. W> • ■ ' LEM. PfflNT/N 108, ftc, dto: , - l i?|os?p7iU aoqjt ao |.t
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