datetk
•
AiM I IIIM DEC.2I, 1888
•
• Stresitirty'Preetatnatton;
kh our-paper a day or two
•-• thart:herC*o Prealdent's Am-
I goalcimitlia was reed to $ rebel
'Seiziewhere. along: the lines
• the remark of
I . g4:picket giant, or the spokesman of
vree,:fiat - "it Mat about night"
g,f4Lbrefhoi, will be thefeeling of the
&ugh, both in the army and
soon aa-they look around at
4tfirCiritel,itiii, 'their limes and cacti-
Iheir lrresect prirations
bepelessiees of their
ooalplY ind „the blank despair which is
raglectad trim every face that turns to quos
tifsi titaffiture. _
‘ l l'f
Of Coons, this is precisely what the lead
er_
a—the - ' original cunspiratore—will not
Gime 44 tiorritire lsat only been expressly
4 ):rOludo4 quitetrom et the Prides:lotion
thepardoir Refers, but as - ihey belong
almardeltlisa staked its very oils-
Jtt!t'itrai the sateen-el' the:conspiracy of
*level/aiding Intermit to rule or rain,
~restcf Litmetwonld probably prefer exile,
would posesib'y prefer death.
to *classing OgOio.` to:.-their 411egi"Cg
tC the bitter end.
jight_iitig,llticreror, Must come to an un
-lixiciatiMny' aptly end, even•wlth them, it
Verie*og.rsorr,l whom they have kept
Jay Zoadltion tia:Mlariable; so downtrod
.
.2•4iin t l';vrtt _Might Emit say, through a long
j , efus of dopencience, poverty,
ignorart* shill now reftme to bear any
longei lini.lotui :of misery, ;tad miefortuno
remonfolesily raid upon them.
tykonlifensf —for they have
been wrenmtL'o 'poor eattle," hither
;:l tO"fluis rimunetl vicliras of sacrifice carrying
,
.the wood. to the altar, whereon their pa,
; : trisielisr , rulers would' offer them to the
of Slavery. Mut, if. It please God,
-, ,.*evvild say that. victims onongh have al
4endy fallen and the remnant may be
eared. And nanny Indications seem to favor
sash*_ *end and humane view of the
=issue,'
.... ..
Theiehmil of war; with: the unlocked for.
inntitorable Mittl Unknown suffering it has
srtwhero brought in Its train, has in
Arca Tudi, but not ineffective way, educated
the Mind's and hearts of thousands of the
ple:-.of . 'the South,--of the came caroms
ra of whom we have just spoken,. —so
•," '
tie light of new truths, at least of new
cso?
:...perceptions of truths hitherto buried in the
:. : 'densest; obscurity to .them, has evidently
-:.- begun to ilain upon them, and may Boon be
'-' - Oante efear. entrughlo enable them to see the
iiiiiiti and . : delusion; cunningly 'devised
.: to .antraN idataire, and betray them, by
Tilde) the - . selfisli
. conspirAtors, to whose
. ,
misguidance - they surrendered themselves,
As and serfs,
td at last led
der—to die on
see will make
•.. .
VeMi,ditt',Quittatibega. - Bann this case it
trim Tad prisoneri—the remnant—
AIM dibris . .sti to speak.—Of s late army, not
: the Pieketet'Of.an' actial living one—that
1 ,
. - fsitlititosy; the expression of nascent
"-....l4lsiarOpittiMfin the South, 'comes. The
Atpanthtve enter to stated that o tlto rebel
itr4eithiertjiiiiiipleasetdvidt:the „President's
hrostsagetittri IheaCcOmPartyin g Amnesty
. ..p* . tuilagoiy-' 4 2id allege' that if it was
• - pnbho in the-rebel armies large nmn
,..•,' ofachilemtvrould desert." And, still
-"„. *air,. that obis:pi Of Untie rebel soldiers
iietranow iv:drained frim- 'deserting only b;
thei - V.ormernamarting them that they would
::ptintehed for treason, if, found within
oris tines.
•:; - 'll.ltt leaven; the first:ll4u of the work.
-"- -- . - -.114t - totetdei May be - , seen alsvady in the
• we ha: . 7i -adduced, will un
diebtellAtivork on yrith'.accelorated force
during: the' tinning two er
"•12tice ivinteritiont4iod "if the spirit and
ditertaltmtlen oftha Wei PeoPle , of the
Optintrishell in the meantime raise the
26000 Men; called for by the 'President,
-torreernit. ouratiniesore do not bellaye that
monthariferch'next there will be a
Vedml army ttatint anywhere between the
Potomeo river :ea :,the; G u lf:of mo=ico—
nor, isdt~ed , anywhere else
,But of course
• :-. Id 4 depends : th e-conditions we
- haxadiidiestedbeing
. .
Weitidelr...?4lllie rwealdent's
'
nook at Augusta,
Fa .bottroo kb eddroiro t ook
' -- -:.tregn:a as roperk . on'ibe prrade.vs play, for
... - ma - v.Pritlldostys, plan for reconstruction
liSont thettetroltt the Inindia•of: the Supremo
Ccunt;:anfir.sitherodorst power I. concern
edof, her -Janustrz , is to
lsallltarodtbrongh the Eboossloti heart bf
.tlf . the nettb'w.tioelom.bas
~.protc. e tion biWthat; Flinsoon belP.llen F.
low.,aa.Stale his plan bates
aba nigre at tUitzOrty . ot: int largo land - sin,
**.i!lro jut 'ziemi - trqmptiiibholders. Tho
7,104.7eit-Mate-dpin,Jmnaks , werns as
bow fatal that - poliniWO both to Qo,ernment
and ttuedman
. - Tha.AtalbknA"chieleito.haa - . merits.
~14.- p le;dieel4pat k fatoyar to
, - Balatietpatkosointliht parts, it poeslblo to
Mestilthe Old Statisillio moans* of first
ekta slue. Othailibt;bo lianohes the Snow.
i'.....AmtlemAtiestlonia the .obit .poielbk !brim
settlugasida the ConfiscoVon art,-he
-i.-.... * .*lncnatraett thin:lea Inatteh siaj. as to Lam:
Sonth - 11% Ms hands of the
r tee , rasiOiddais , always dad&
'....i - .4 ll o:natrito of - ii:Ocikiiratile4ktni , ...,Eiseh a, South
of twit *TIME' gonbratioo
utatretioa, Northernch - inzation.
thirty years the, msehino would. be sure
norttiwork:- ..Paseininod' by ....koott noon -
elmeoLL.orObld;fai Many
I' : 7ears.ebreq the.aittoaand 'grind tho-nogro
• . . . • ,
i4 l frPit , 4ibeve i "that Grant
rtauit Litz frduk..o4lo4libogaitkid
gyp; y add tbaD : /larileo2*lll plume This
Ono of 13
. 4 , 0 .chatinDoogs
01310thrii k•ayl:4l:iino.4 4 .ll audio, of Sig
f*le Glaittle insides erreagef
:cicieliii*lo.lfeidqueeteer;ee"elie tha
grn7'ff9a.autitaitoosi, and: the
leiieetgypeplitare In on
iiitroiltiritivkiie-zro4heard.
that Elebmoad poop!. % o tfio ream
*44olthwe ofray!
td
fiP",gy tea La•l.exhietzlonliork•
0 01 -1 - L „ague= mai.. tini4zonaly
i tzt obilb,,_,eltt*this
uurail) tralkuu.t.totukty taprooms
tato •-• -„caliaet larfit iglu- 0164
t suo rlifPl ge triO w - 0 - 41.TiktkItilv
411 41 ,_, hzu o r ealtallitt*pwrio every
'....•,ktrot3tf- - ,„„ calla tAtillittbltliase sad
INsign . WW. •
"
. • : - ••••••••.V.4.1V - 1-th.-*, , P.,4e4a.
• • •
'toap,~feeet iL`"`
Contrary to 01l encetation Losarnumr
dbi:not enutinue Us - retreat into Virginia,
ant took Up - speitition in East Tennessee, at
Begerstille—a point on the railroad about
forty-five miles ' ast of Kitoxville--where
he seemed to stand at bay. Why he stop
pekthere it is not easy to explain,—far he
could hardly hope to subsist on the country,
which our army must have pretty well ex
hausted,und the railroad by which his sup
plies must come has been destroyed, past
repairing; it is said, as far as the State line
—or about fifty miles eastward. Elomorebel
dispatches assert that ei has oven ventured
to return towards Knoxville, and ob
tained COMO OfIV gee over our forces
on the way. But the Cincinnati 10a
rate, of Saturday, remarks that "It Is
not probable ho would undertake to ad
tanceagainst Knoxville. There are serious
dbstructions in that direction, In the shape
of soldiers. Gen. Suartan's corps has not
been withdrawn from East Tennessee,
though the General himself has returned to
Chattanooga. Gen. (108003 Onerrenta is
with Gen. Puma, and theseare fully equal
to the task of taking care of Loacierritur.
Geh. SIIILMWDZ, who arrived hero yesterday
from Knoxville, which place he left on Sat
urday, places no confidence in the rumors
to which we refer." -
But there is an Indication of a "fire in
the rear" that may bring LONOWIEESS to
grief, If he has delayed his march into Vir
ginia. We find the following significant
paragraph credited to the Richmond Ex
aminer of Det.l4 :
A dispatch was on Saturday rem:deed at the
War Office from Gan. Ram Sons, at Dublin
Station, on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road, Mating that AveilU, with a heavy force
of cavalry and mounted infantry 11.10 ad
vancing from Kanawha upon Lewisburg, and
that it wu probably his intention to endeavor
to ant Longstreet's railroad communications.
Nothing was heard from this movement on
yesterday. There are those who believe it to
be AverUrs design to penetrate into Rook
bridge and Botetourt counties. Imboden,
when last heard from, was in Pocahontas.
-What form, ho eon oppose to Averill we are
not Informed.
If this enterprise should succeed, Loso
eraser would be forzed into the mountains
of North Carolina, out of whichhe would not
succeed In gathering up more than a com
pany in every regiment under his command
to go to Richmond or anywhere else in the
"Confederacy."
Gen. Burnside—HU Reception In Gin
,elnnati—A Speech—Uls Gsmpstgo to
Mart Tennessee.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday
Major General Burnside and staff left
Knoxville on the 12th, and arrived in this
city, yesterday, about noon. They had a
severe journey through the mountains, but
made good, time. The General received a
salute upon landing at the Covington depot,
from a equod of Winery detailed from
Newport Barracks. Early in the evening
he was serenaded ot the Burnet House, and
made a tow remarks. lie said that ho did
not claim for himself the credit of the cam
paign in East Tennessee. That belonged to
the private soldiers, non-commissioned offi
cers and officers. He was never associated
with any army in which every man
seemed more determined to do his whole
duty, than was the Army of the Ohio,
through all the trying scenes they had
passed. During the siege of Knoxville not
a man flinched. Every ono did all he could,
and neither by look, or word, or deed, gave
expression to a possibility of failure. In
this unanimity of devotion to the cause was
their safety, and out of it came success.
When the history of this war was fairly
written, and its facts fully understood, it
would appear that in all the armies and
campaigns it had been ashe testified it was
with the Army of Ohio in East Tennessee,
the honor belonged chiefly to the rank and
and tile. There were as good men serving
as private soldiers as any of the officers;
and the eases were not few in which the
men werobetter than the officers.
inn's children,
in humiliation
only that the
callal forth
ntraged tie to
1 courage and
robablo traulte
tthe Intorren
ao opening of
iiort.the tame
Lichee Wormed
had born wit-
The appearance of UC.II. Burnside is that
of robuet health. The illness from which .
he is reported to have suffered since the
siege of Knoxville was raised, was a slight
attack of rheumatism. The General's opin
ion is that the rumors of reverses in Bast
Tennessee, and of the resumption of a me
nacing- attitude Ly Longetreet, have very
little foundation In fact. Gen. Longetreet
and army retired from in front of Knox
ville sorely troubled in mind and body, and
bet largely se reported, in deserters and
stragglers, and siege guns abandoned. Tho
enemy Is In no position to undertake an of
fensive campaign, and the Federal force In
East Tennessee is much larger than Gen.
Burnside hattabere. The newspaper reports
of the siege of Knoxville have boon full and
accurate.
Gen. Burnside has not resigned his com
mission. He tendered his resignation, end
it was not accepted. He was relieved of
the command of his department and ordered
to report at Washington, which he is pro
ceeding to do promptly, leaving for that
city on the ten o clock train last nigtd.
It is understood, among those having
means of being well Informed, that the dif
ficulties that have resulted in the relief of
General Bamsidc frem command in the 'De
partment of the Ohb, teak their rise in
something resembling incompatibility of
temper, between General Burnside and
General Haiku. Those who have read the
late report of the General-in-thief are aware
that,iteanimus toward General Barneide is
not friendly.
The military management of General
Burnside, during his stay In the West, hoe
been marked by several distinguished suc
cesses, and no material reverse. John Mor
gan visited his department, on one of his
favorite raids, and with his whole force,
horse and rider, and artillery, was gobbled.
Kentucky has enjoyed a season of peace
and quiet. The 9th army corps was de
taohed to reinforce General Grant, before
Vicksburg, and after the surrender of Pem
berton, made the march with Sherman to
Jackson. Returning, it took part in the
movement into East Tennessee, which was
made with such promptness as to • surprise
both friends and foes. Few severer blows
have been given tho rebellion than that of
the sadden occupation of Eas Tennessee by
the Arm; of the Ohio. With such celerity
and skill were our troops handled, that but.
ono life was lost in possessing East Ten
nessee; awl a whole brigade of rebels, un
der General Fraser, with several batteries
of artillery, were captured at' Cumberland
Gap without the tiring of a gun. This cir
cumstance the rebels are not yet done be
wailing, as Jeff. Davis' late message gives
evidence. In the cavalry skirmishing in
East Tennessee, we are at least even with
the rebels, and Gen. Burnside's name will
always bo conspicuous in the honorable re
cord made by the Army of the Ohio in the
fight with Longstreet at Campbell's Station,
the bloody repulse of the beet divisicin of
troops in the rebel army, at Fort Saunders,
and the steady and glorious Monte of
General Longstreot's loss, during hie op..
erations commencing at London, up to the
time he hod reached Rogersville, was not,
lees than livothotaand Men and ninepieces
of artillery:. Our loss during the same
period does exceed, end hardly equals,
fifteen hundred. It wee flip: expectation bf
the robelti,' , when: Longstrnet.*u detached
from Brags a, army, - force greatly
superior in number to that ,wideh General
Durnside commanded (the country would
be startled if the numertoal Superiority of
the rebel force were made known,) that they
would be able to "occupy and possess" East
Tennessee speedily, and take the. Army of
the Ohio, with all its artillery and trains.
Their total defeat Saone of the most impor;
tent =alto of the. tear._ While „•Lisngstreet
wee baffled and lingering before(Ritoxvilleii .
Bragi?f••-inpy.•
Davis 'programme for driving ' the.Ysnkeee
out of Tennessee Rss ACM end. • Coitainli
• 114*malV ait , belongs•
• • --
.•-• - .o.siiiiiiineirl3oiuktitii , CaiseAmeei.* I
isatortizitllll,•lWliittidmildbitolUElasts,
• on, :Thozisdity, providing 'fkiK, th iVietithit:iif
',7l2dgeitiA the Supreme C oast after reach
it1 1 ! 1 #71 4 !!' 1 V-•'",' - - •
Gen. Fremont.
A correspondent of the N. V. Poo,
writing from Jeffereon City, Missouri, ander
date or the fith imt., says
"Political molten in this State arc assuming
&phase which must be in the highest degree
gratifying to the friends of Freedom through
out the North. Tho great underourrent of pop
dor feeling is setting in with strong tide in
foyer of Fremont And all parties, both Rad
ical and Democrat, seem now to readily re
cognise his past cervices In the CALM of Free
dom, and to entertain strong feedings of grati
tude for them. Tho Radicals see in him a It
exponent of their views and wisloss,eai i large
portion of the loyal people of Missouri who
formerly acted with the Democratic party now
recognise in him a true representative of tho
people, whose rights he will ever, under all
circumstances,
protect and held inviolate,
whenever and however assailed, and in whose
fidelity and integrity they bore an abiding
faith. With politiciens, it is somewhat
mixed.
"Erery effort is making to turn the Radius]
successes to partisan account ; but the people
understand that it is simply an effort to steal
the thunder of the originator of the Emanci
pation movement in this State, to whose et
forte the credit of those successes unquestion
ably belongs."
PUBLIC .N'OTICES..
WEXCELSIOR. INSTITUTE.—The
Eizth Session tell rommeace on 5101CDP. T,
Jan. 4tha 1254, and raottnne metro weak.. ct.lng
TRMAY, March 25th. Tor tonna, Go., roll at the
Institute, corner of Penn and St. 01.10 woof; or
address, Tee. W. B. GHAT, Th
deal:9td
10." THE CITY OF THE GREAT
also."—lnm. JANES PIikBTLET, D. 8.,
mill delver hie re and and last Lecture, for the ben
efit of the Sabbath School, to the Sixth Strret trllitrd
Presbyterian Church, on TUESDAY" EVENING,
Dot. td, at 7t.,4 o'clock. Sup.irot—" What 1 S.rr at
Jerusalem." Tickets., If omits, to be r blather! at the
Book Slime nod door. &aka
Rt+NOTICE.—PROF. A. AIcCOY, of
Washington, D. 0., trill speak, undfr the
umpteen the MID. Leagree, at LAFAYETTE LULL,
ea SEIM!! and SATURDAY EVENINGS, Deo.
18th and 19th, at 7 o'clock, on "The Define Destitu
tion of Slayea7, and the , Preahlent'a Proelantailen of
needera" Adettaaton;2 THEE. Ladles are cap.
daily invited. delear.
jr.," NOTICE —4 MEETlisti uf TILE
stockholden of the PITINSUBGEI GAZETTE
ASSOCIATION will be held ea Tuesday, January
LT HU, et 3 p. ea., et tho 31nricol Hsll, J•aknotre
Saddled. career of Dean nod et. Chdraircato, for
the ourpoec of fully argarorind said Artoclattoc o
election of Director* and other °Moen, adorn: u rt
13y-lairs, sad the treasertirn of oath other Anginas.
as may I** bronlat before the thoolog.
RODENT ASHITOSTII, A. Al. BROWN,
D. 11. LONG, JOT!: WATT
D. 31 BOOK.
Pataburigh, DAA_ID. 1963.
KU WA RD N G I i
Caion Republicans and Was Democrats .111
most at Marshall d bro‘an's salvo vn 7 MT+ (Mon
day) EVSNINIJ. Mat Inst., at 7 o'cll-k, for th•
g e of nominating candidates for Cosine Hs end W•rd
GEO. W. LEONARD,
ALEX. I.IILAND,
St"EIGIIR,
.1. R. ROMNSON,
JACKSON DCNCAN,
Exert:al. Comsat-,
Pl'rrti RV HOU 13 ti 1 11:3 E et 13t
Y.—Tbe Stockholders In said f.mp.ey am
beteby uotided to meet and organise sold ettruP.7.
at MARE'S 110 TEL. Liberty wont, Pittsburgh, on
tho FIRST MONDAY OP JANUAt 2, loci, tgaw....
the boom of 2 and 4 o'clock p. m. of said day, and
cheese by ballot, by • majority of the sock then and
there coted, eine Pr sident 'and sin Directors, on.
Treno.oer, sod sorb robot ofri.re as they may think
necessary, to condnet b.incea of the Company
until On next mg.?. election.
Jamee Wood, I Chtioian Zoo,
M. D. Woven, l Robert D - 0.1.,
John F. Singer, 1 Elijah Itseth,
Jam. S. Craft. I H. J. Broeko,
Samuel Bartmtn, 8. A. Lon,
Benj. A. Alertly, ClGenee
Ales. McKee, Body Patt,son,
Robert Sterrett, JulTle• Truttlek,
It., 'Walker, G. Y. Coulter,
Tboms. 81.v1.
EMI
Y E I I..NtiM.
—Tb. Colon totem of th. City Allogtor.y
aro Invited I moot at ji.oir roomollro Once@ Sr.
bolding election., on bATUIIDAT, Math o-
Lyman the boon of l sml 7 o'clock b. m and rob ,
by ballot for--
Ono all.. for Mayor;
000 corium for Dino-, of tho Par;
and also for cuudhlutes for the reaprotive Ward omen .
The Jude. of the Prim:try Election. will meat .t
the TOW: , BOCCE, on MI DAc,:dth Inn., at
o'clock a. m., and runt up the tote of the reopert e
precincts, the person heel.; the higheet TOte to to
declared the reter.ipee of the {tarty.
Ofilturs of riCCUUSI tee instruct.' to r. as
rote. nacre.] by hoe. erl, anted ay.inet the C Hen
Piot, Ticket in October lain.
===tttrA==
J. t;. C0171 , 1N. Cbairm4n.
.7. WILIGFIT. IlscrotAry. 0.3.2.amtd
~P ITTSIIII It( ;11 N !TA RY CI .01
HITTER.
01.7 a• amt Der.ltm7, S 9 Fourth Street.
➢utncn ova and Markst Ft mots.
PaInn.v—RTIOMAS BAKHNVELL
6sztararr- 1 4(VEKI U. HUNTER.
Ocortranztions of moue? and c00d0.01i04t.4.
Runs rut to all parts of the army
lhathrraatlon furalahod fa Mahan te the sick and
arnandod to the thumps and ilnarhata.
The fre!:ht an gnat. deemed Is paid ha..
Addreo,
SAICITAII COMIITTEE
de&dtt
[O. TIM NEW GYMNASTICS
NM - ILLS DALL.—Tbe Chow ere epee
Ihr new members at awl; Otee of meeting. Leonel,
aad Cettletnen, TUESDAY and FRIDAY EYEN•
MOS, et 7t4. Led's; and Chlldreo, WED N MOAT
and SATV/lALY AFTERNOONS, et I,AAuel.
TIMM IN
Tar Sdaib, .14rre, of ttrtnt:,- 4 a.out .....34
Pot Lads and Mints, 0 4 90.
/for Childsta " 9 CO
noltaf
°mom or you Orrtsrls Issrasoca. co., /
Pittsburgh. Leo Ifth, faKi. f
O.DIVIDEND l , ;(rricE.—The Pres-
Moot srd Directors of this P•onrsoy boo.
this day' declared a Ditidoud of FOUlt .DULLAL.9
PEP SLUM, fras of O. S. Tax, papa'', to the
Staab:4,lm forthwith..
&Vats 8A.51L2L R.EAoPecr..eary
Orrics or ras Oman. CU., 4 -
Pltuborth. Ler— 10th,
rAN ELECTION FOR THIRTEEN
OTRECTORS OW TILLS COM WA ST, to
arse daring the ensuing year, t•N ti hrtd et this
ttf.ce on monDAY, the 21st Inst., bemuse tho Lours
et II a. m. nil p. to.
deloAd O.I.IIITEL REA, I4mrarry.
C.I.XDID4TES.
ErtRONK/L.—Jona; McCLuzzo, of
. First Feel, Allegheny, wih be a canal
data br Ooroner of Alkgheny Cenoty, subject to the
decision of the ensuing County Union Convention.
&Mtn
-M".ELE — MAYORAITY OF ALL).
GHENT Filson Darn, al she urgent
aolicitAtlon et muly chlsena..has coacbtad to permit
he srrm to be Wed as a eandldatn for the Illssoralty
of Allegheny City, at the eneulng municipal oleo.
tlon. nole:tc
.7I Eu. 4DVERTISEMEIrTB
SIOOWILL PURCIIA6E a Dwpiling
and let of ground sow routing for 5105 •
" gig APP ItOuTLIEDMIT SONS, 61
IOSTHAY.—Chstne to the ' , remises of
malmalimr. oa Esti:tidily, 12th but. in Dia
mond 111.7, Pittabartli, i at Ito and red lIIILEY
MIR% no manor orIII o.mo fonraid, prora proper
7,rd P"".rcaA g tote'. boolni"'ttyiriro .he
En
b.
mama limilmoold and Dlig i on ' il Mows.
• • .1081:WA BPLAYE.
OUR ADVERTISEMENT CAN. RE
appreciated b °sambaing or gooda
133=r1
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to
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Md.retinecd tot
lint Cabin
Second Cabin.— .«...... . 148 00
Strom" 102 (A
BY Si. ..sr , ' of Jannary .14, Ma onntal rates will be
charged. Panne can now be atenral try applying
to MM. ti12101.1A31, r.,
&IT It Adam' Capri. 02100.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR BALD,
=LAP TOtt °MIL—The Lot hut 23 ftai
hunt net Townsend stmt. Plath Ward, and rune
beck 100 feet to an allay. The Hones lea two•atory
brisk, containing en rooms, and la on the rear of
the lot, fronting on the alloy. A good bxrgaln may
ho bad by applying soon, to MELT ILNOWLSON.
Townentd street, or at
&law Tile carrip.
'QUNDRIES.
llllTrta—io palL chola. Distrr
10 tob do do;
G b %rot do ItoH;
CREWE-100 do . Guiana and Itsmburg;
&V do Western Dawn;
100 di* .EngllB2l palsy;
• trostnr. r— HO bbla.
ABIITq 40 auks Paul;
11811-100 bait Mo. Late ilerrim
APPLES-100 MY. aria! Oman;
10 slots sad 'for sikielrf • B. CATITIKLU.
igriAM.P.TELPT,'.' says Dr. Rat, ~
3.." rd
ate* edlstad procatnre destbe! nut.d
Wreathe's spatrarwena-rnooz mrs. Go
sfontes r asirartit street',
qll.llB-11.10ST-AIT.IWPAIATIS HOLD
rsr:sts Soldlsr, is pale ofirscsi
/3001S-110,Soccsis be bad
den .,7A#I.ItOBOACI/eartsittteet;
ird PROOF- LONG, of
Itstrildwipt on uttot stin Sor at awbOvide
ker
. t 4414, WWI. ZO 11334 114 tit. Clair
ram
r .stpt - 9-4. !ANC
dal. - Istted itteß
WOOD SHIM WAREIIOUIE FOE
lIEST.—Ths wantons Wandscana. No. Id
Wood fitroet, omoette et. (+barks Ilot•I, basing 40
feet front on lb rd street, now ocrup4.6 by 4111•4.1 ,
matter's Departatont, will be for rent from let of
April act. Apply to
SEMPLE k JONES, liankon,
tle19:lor Third end Wood rtreeta.
c, t c,tivin WILL PURCHASE a STEAM
9t.A./V V GRIST AND SAW !LILL, a Frame
Dwellin g of some, mid ens act, slid thirty-o,s
p.,,rslies of Wel, situated on the Pittsburgh d Stets
bitscu allies from Pittsburgh.
Per par ll:blare, add rem IL 0. 100EIPP.:11,
Havelock. IPushlu i ptan Pa.
_ .
r J suite. of two largo call:anti
`km; lug sod lotodsonnely foleolohod Nom. to
18, with,.c board, on Caulkoo or hot= 78 SECOND
BTRI:ET, Eittntorgto doltitl,B
.ADIE'S' SATCHE tnfPall'l'li3loN
-1-/
S I ES,, Writing I.L.h Porkot Shiva, Guld Pons,
Photogreph A :bums, Toy Books. A fine assortment
GI Gamy, Choice Gilt Book., Pocket &eke, Dlartetv
Altnansm, and a great variety of heantifift-goods
adopted to the Rearm to he Round at No. 101 Ntderat
tamer, Allegheny.
den T. E. ITLEEHAY.
\ LUAIILN: WEikerEß 8 MEET
r
PROPERTY FOR 8D LE, MI foot front by 110
deep on Coathom .treat, to Clay alloy; a largo two
glory brick dwelling-home, wellarrancod, vttb
wide ball. two ; orlon, cloalagrpxn, &Hama, cham
bers, fotlabod attic .;1 cellar, yard with pared walks,
garden, .Inds trona, etc.; ploataatly situated and In
good repair. For prio. and tonna apply to
dol9 B. CUTHBERT &SUER, 01 Hacks& at
t'IEDLE & 51(0.3
No. 163 /3111TLIWIELD STRZIFT,
D.ve Just rerel•ed • select Oak or neer PIANOS,
VIOLINS, aril Arcs, FL eTES, AOCORDNONB,4L,
very nlre for llolldey Preecnts, tehloh they offer fOr
sole at luer prieer.
The pnbllo In ionieral 4 klndlyrlnTlted to cell.
drl9:WaSd
VLUABE FARM FOIL SALK-A
valuable Tarn, containing 218 acres, !Meets In
Trentlta townehly, Tagett• cnnoty, Pe, 1) man
from Damon'. &ail., on the Pittsburgh and Oen•
U.-MU. Railroad; 161 acre in • good gate of col-
Urethra, balm. good timber lend. The imicrowt•
came me a hewed log dwelLlog, weather boarded,
containing eta rooms and good cellar; a Large fume
barn, with stabling underneath; • wagon Mau,
wen cribs, peek lc. Paid fans Hee wall, I. well
watered, and contain. 10 acres of valuable noel, with
• ten W 4 vain. Tor term., apply to
B. P BATES, Oomoneretel Broker,
der MMus Butler etreet, Lawrenceville.
FOR. THE HOLIDAYS.
Boot., Shoe., Cal to rs, Balmoral., gums,
nisei:dug, Cork Solos,
J. U. BOMAN WS, O Markot .tr..t
4,99 Second 4 .or ftntli Mb.
— Cifftl:ifSaS P E N a.. W it i
_ '3
A ulasblAe,it 7..w..1 7 ret;ve
Concert C-;-rand Piano,
Mcbly • an-e,I. mud* by HIVILIBE & CO.,
dart rec•frod by
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
dr . o.lyr 0 SIMI STREET
10(11) R. 31 FOR SALE: The sub
scrib, ode. for sale hie tom, located about
tbs.. miler north met of Salem, on the °abet rood.
nmels. Mead m Mill,
Containing about 64 Ayres.
Geod :1G fret (tont, la deep, with •
hitch.n addition ornL) by 20 feat,--irell.room attach
ed. Barn 31 by 46 fret, Erniebed In the beat .d
made of tb. beet material. Cistern add pump near
the how.. Wagon•hana.. Emote hon., Llea.alectee,
C4r4.-4.,b, and all other convonient houses. well an.
41,4 .4 well paiatrd.
glum: lh Acre, or Wood L.d • good °inhale,
containing rwry choice fruit, and IBM, young Into
coming on.
A !Arne portion et the pi/retinae ton., tits) lay in
tha 11 da.lred tiy the parttime,
T. , la In choice nedee.ntiddf in., beat smithy.
Yoi rr4n uce , roll on EDWARD !MITI!, on the
prreniana, er en the autinerlter, at the Pylon Bash
and Planing Mill. at Salem, Idialn.
EDWIN SMITTI.
Fitton, Dec. lA. IE6I.
An a new .1,1. L.l lb. V I 1
Unricaped Knabe Pianos,
tirnprt.tn„ and 7 vett,. rl tI.ICO FOirM,
a - Ith Nal.: tad a...rawly vary.al Pa.. a.
AL.,, 111Ltdd Lt ...Mob ha.
t. ea thy ray 1 r the peat Mt.. yes., ft.d
nelthorrled: d L. be. the 1....ar iu the country at tha
th. rinTErrTEEN 7 ord. raetmood PIANO.
vrarennthd dye ; ehreqemt mrda.
PRINCE - 6 31EL , ,DEOSA. tM boat Iv IM world.
du ent.in. ear *lock of the dideront kinds Jaat
colTert. Also IL-Lyle...a of other mak...
CHLELOTTE BLITZES,
11=
TNIN'Eu-.‘ I, CLOT]] Ed WRINir.
lho following opinion by °mute
f the An.*. Aceirulterlak who rays of the
l'ren4iont Unison/it t lour. Wringer,:
'From weeral year. experieuce with it In oar
own fatally ; from the usttmony of bendreds who
hate used it auJ from the co:WI - action of the im
plement Inwlf,—•• fool cortaln that it b worthy •
thwe lu over, family where tbo washing Le lone at
home. A chill coo rawly,' wring nut a tnbful of
cloth, in few uolnto«. It /11 in reality • Clothes
narer I • Thor raver! and • hlroogib heron! The
esesag of . eremite will aloha pa a large percentage
on us cost. Wo 'limb the mach ine
e mach months.
Ay, for I golf terry year In the wring uf garments.
There are totem! klnds, nearly alike In general eon
strnrolon, bat we consi.ler it important that the
Wringer bo howl wfib Coin, utberwito • Maw of
gwrrneuts may clog the t,llere, and the pollen upon
the creek shalt slip sod tear the clothes. Our own
Is rm. of rho ant cade t and it bat good es new,
an, nearly fone yea..' constant me."
For wile only at h.. T 1 and St. Clair street, ty
J. & LL. PIIILLIFTI,
detl hole &genre for this amity.
ALL FiG li I' WhARF NOTICE.-
All pant , . rar.nlng oil and ether frtiztat mast
rop , ot at Wharf Cit.., in ordar th.tt Ilia, may .b.
lain n pbsct` to load at unload.
AU cnn.igoera M.l re r. all it oil Within tha
II me 0pt.111.-ti Ay la., and atan most apart at What
Odlort, 'no, clomping handa, that tit/ pr.trec partite
...ay be known.
P.ootirely .11 craft pruhtbitel between the tioxer
oach t ide of Irwin eir.et, except minim
tcamor• or the. hen
kit craft, a. mum unaltendrd or lying Plle, taut le
removed Intameilatoly, that loaded craft may get in.
All wharfage rout bra lararlably paid In advance.
Transient cainelgneve, who bar. nu porcurient offlut,
bat who board at hotels and private bonne and who
In many OM. atonal be Nerdy found, most come to
Wharf Wine and pay their bills, and ears thirmsetros
All pereone appalling dirt, filth, or oh, yell rob-
Atm., tehetever, on Puid wharf, .411 be &ale with
the barer°. ritmr. The extreme paint le pet apart
for each dirt. filth and safe selleet.cr.
Ilard •übstences, arch to brlen•bets, ateall stones,
clinkers and clean cinders from Iron etorks,foundliee,
and .oche Acre, may he received to the extent of
what Is needed, 17 Applying nt What? Ofllre.
The above nett,* will be executed without respect
of pence. J AXES ALLEN.
dllCh6t Wbarfinaster.
pLIANIMRAPII ALBCIIIBI
• DIARIES, FOR IBBC
Toy Books.
Holiday Books.
Magazines.
Now Boob.
eu L lads of
STATIONERY!
.la Cheap as the Cheapest!
AT
FRANK CARD BOOK AND NEWS -DEPOT,
Chronicle Building, Fenn It.
del7:2t
THE NUMB 12111C.LE, Vol. L .s,
TUE 11011 Z 01C('LS, VoL t.
TUE SUTER fIIORD
- 71 w damp are cliolcd ca.dectland of Tom) and la
etromental Marto, elegantly bound, Mta6lr fts
CHRISTMAS PRESBITTB
►OII BALI. D
CHAS. 0. MELLOR,
Si WOOD ST/I=T.
NEW TLSTIMUNIA.L.S.—
Th. Iluoloal Masten of thy East '
= r ot blavor of DECRER'BI
"A/ter baring examined the Plum Torte of tin
Moen. DECKER BROS. eery data !j, ere ben
tome to lb. eancluelon and ebeetftdly teltity, that
they are In exory empeetesperlor Inettumente. 'Their
Chao tt pare, doh, rely &Mut, and of an
entirely magical ebarectar. Their ledlialeiedda le
of Os im7 bout, plabtly dzmomstratinig tent amain!
the wry bait- matatab aZa mod, awl tbelz. tomb,
mammy and equally if ono throughout the whale
tampon of the key board; tuunizpassed by ally other
Plano Torte imbue yet sem.
R. D. WU, Theodora Thomas, Uwe.
.Ghee. TWO. 'RIM. editor , of the Sfuticed
Remitts met World:- Carl Rambla:, ißtaXteteef the
Gorman j' John &oh% editor .Tortrititl_ ttf, 7tg.
flair t . re- / 1 11MtiOarl.Wagibt: PELL"
; d btpt:thipa ardor testroment
HOlfMAtPaasat
dot 11512111h,stnwi;
NAril
. grog
nations K4r44tasvf . Aprfat rAT V brim
-'- ..gin--~::.-~-.~.~ ~.1 : r ~~
xis* Arimartaxiik-rrs.
MUSIC yog 011METIWI—What
more seceptabls and ssEgLdel * a uopmea ,
GMT then ■ aplarlNl
ISTETNIVA.V"
Or a s Caleabarg Pln2llo
Or a MILLEN 6 CO.'B DOSTQN PIANO;
Or • TRYON 00. S N. Y. PIANO;
Or • 01,1111 ALT SWEET-TONED PLS.NO-XII.O
PEON, or • /MARTIN OVELAII. A toperb aelvo•
tin Jost rstvitsst by
E KLEBER & BRO.,
1:11121. 4 11FHLb,
83 WOOD STREET,
OONTINOTS TO SW. HIS ENTITLE STOOK
AT COST 1
TO QUIT BUSINESS BY THB
First of January, 1864
OUR ASSORTMENT
IS STILL COMPLETE,
IN ALL ITS BItARCESS
deltdt
GODETS LADI - 8 BOOK,
von JANUARY,
TWO ELTENSION FASHION PLATES—Coss,
the venal colored plate that has trAde
aod.r. Lod?. Book .o fames..
A STEEL ENGRAVING. A Tableau plate, very
useful for the prrriaet waxen, .nd •
TITLE PAGE TOR Ite4, cootatuLog soiree dip
Usti autdeete.
WINO TO A PARTY IN WINTER.' end
"REIIIIININO FROM A PASTY. - Two season
abls regrowing/
THE POSTILION GIRDLE. Tw., branittol en
greying.
A SLIPPER ?Al - TRILL Printed to colon. Very
lantorone, entitled The Obriety Minstrel Slipper,"
only to be obtained in the Lady'e Deck. Toll dime
now bon to work U.
A full page MODEL COTT &GI:, with place.
'Dere are about eighty other eniparlaue, full page
aryl Pelf page Illuatra , terla, the latest rap le of drove
and ornamental ankles for ladlea to work.
MtRIOS II SIII,A3D,
Author oflows," ..Elidden Path Ptak."
"Nerarstr" sad "II Irtam,” caram e l:we. a it. navel
In Olt nantbar, oopy•rlghted, itatltlnd I'lloborly to
Blame ^ Other writers or eminence hate attic!. In
thla number.
For rale hi RE NRY MINER,
de2l:lt 71 Al= VI FIFTH STAMM%
THIRTEENIITLIST OF AFPLICA
TIOSS for eviiing Liquors, filed io Mu Clerk'.
Office op to December 9th, ^.&O:
Petee Closert, taveto, Lt ward, Pittsburgb;
Jane Mcpherson, eat's boo., do, • do;
Oswald Heckmaun, tIOOM, do, do;
Ifnelerlek /adobe, do, do, do;
John libeler, do, do, do;
3.. O'Rourke, do, 31 weed, Pitt burgh;
Tism. B. B. Selldl4%, e. boo., 31 card, Pittsburgh;
Robert Lyres, other goods, do, do;
Peter Den, tavarr, do, do;
Dennis Golden, other goods, do, do;
John Harper, do. do, du;
Bobert Lore, Wins house, do, du;
Andrew MtQucery, tavern, 601, ward. Pittslicirsh;
Malcolm Mcl.lll, o. goods, eth ward, do;
Michael Oetios, deem. 9th want, do;
Front N. Schreiber, o. lese, do, do;
Jahn Briteu, tavern, lot word, A 1.1-ghenTi
Wm. P. Aid., do, do, do;
Barnard Ora;, do, 21.1 ward, do;
aims. Michaels, do, 3d woad, do;
Wm. Reiser, do, do, do;
Dodd T Lloyd, do, Bad Binahishan•
WEL Neebitt, Wing hode, Tempanoterlite;
Cada 0. Stephens, tavern, Franklin township;
A. Maass, do, liliDin do;
Chas. Bogie, do, do do;
Jacob Frey, do, Dired-re do;
Chu. King, do, Nov do;
James Ward, do, Versailles do;
Henry Boot, do, do do;
A. McCormick, do, do do;
Ttee Court will meet on WEDSESDAT, December
MI, 11931, at 11 o'clock a. en Hamonatrande most
be Mad an or before that dity. Applkanta will bring
their bands to Or; oleo before the day e(hearing.
delkkbil ' W. A. ITERBON. Clerk.
EUROPEAN ACA DE3I Y.—Establish
eel for the educatton of TOMSO AMERICAN
OLHTLEISZE, at . .
DRIEDSZP, RAXONY.
THEODORE Et,ormon, Doctor of Phlhearphy,
will receive • few additional Rent as tomato. with
hi. family, where they will Sod the combat. and
eharacterletire of a refined &soft Ith. The peons of
ht. anablielantent wW be enabled to ...Notre .11 the
know req
led 6.
übitsfor • commercial life, or no. ad.
mission the Unbersitles.
are. frequent ..n. le the beautiful envi
rons of • , with onewatonal move distant es.
curate., ate considered se well edheattona/. es co,
duel...lnto health and signs of body.
Tenets. (Isehtding lionni.)-1•N Per ...on lot7h
hie quarterly.
&kronor, le mode to the following Pliteburgh
=r Iwo M. Pwce.oa, Wrissaw Ramat= and
Erna ; and te the Director of the mobile/I,
ment, Dr. THEO. KLOTZSCII
dele:lw
x.W i;ii;;Ati-.7;.,"r7.7.i;..
FRYPOGRAPH ALBUMS!
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS!
A rvLL LltiE JrET RECEIPED,
Anil It 111 Le odd at LOWS,/ PfltP than say attn.
IttelltOTABLU MUSS I the Whet.
• VLBJEITS Or
Books, Papers and Magazines
Ahrsr oa band.
LADIE3 LID GIENTLEiIIet are redowttally
In
.tt.d to call ant exorable the .tact and prkes,
JAMES T. SAMPLE'S,
LITTILLRT Er 1701111311,
=tins No. 86 IMl4eral it s Alleeway
1863. THIS HOLIDA 18 64.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
A NII snortment of
WRITECO DEIEP,PORT7OI3OB, WORE. BOVA
PiIIOTOCIAAPII ALBUMS:
Of do bort 1111kr, tobtrb bp &mobility end cheep•
con en nuourpscomd.
Illltiles. firms' Dock;
PrayexH . gmla,hAmausLll.l6
M & YtrEORIPI ALBUM.
AUTOGRAPH ALBUILS.
♦LTO•PBOM .LLEILNL
POILTICIAL ROTIEII, PANZIS„ OTT? BOORS,
.TIITLISTLE DOOlB, kn.,
A Lap, l'lreA sod cAtolpiat. anortmeut new ready, .t
MIN P. HUNTS,
illy KABUKI° HALL, TIM IMAM.
tittrreßE
CANN AND WOOD CHAIRS
INILL7I9 071 A 7 lIIMNISZ PAIP7N
wriozzatam OR RRTRIL.
JAS. W. WOODWELL,
97 and Od Third drat. moats A Xdance.bata
sad 111 Taarth stmt. tr.hlo
GI W. PORCH,
Comm Won and Shipping Merchant,
NNW 01(LEANN, LA.
ad. go—affears. s. Jae* * Cb4Plttatrargli
Itilehtll /lc Tad. Otactutatt ; - • -
A. O. Salstisi Ptaidelptiss
•y . ' P. Eelett
A LARGE,AND 817111$10
ti 602A1111111Tor Wkor•lttemi settektf
so,areocural.cuirnme,aancnisw
w e ltofmkto o mpeassciteczau:
60 strot... fa
trE isituacyr eliaarattrekoP
carycoutrimritea dm
Ta
If`ERTISEMEJrTS.
FOB LIDIES.
FOR GENTLEMEN
FOR CHILDREN
POR EVERYBODY
GMUSTINAS AND NEW YEAR'S
PRESENTS!
'The Tiolidaye en to apprzneblog. end evrryAndy
will be 011 the Irzokoul - - en‘didug pmzhl end ,r-
Tictable for i•rw..-ere Nutolog rna appro.
prizto for • prro.nt then tiro .rouldd articles:
PIIOTOIiEtAPMIC ALBUMS !
ALL STTLTM, ALL META, ALT• MATERIAL.
°tor ?0 ,, klud. ut the dittereet makes.
Ala, tLe , rrest PH L ADELTIIIA LBI:3f S. with
iinseda, ecw.tt.ttrest ths test mad«.
gelf Our Pelee.; Defy A 11.36
We horn a' a lame tamed of torte-Slotsalea,
rocket Book •• , 1t .lists, Selves, Ladloi
Bursas, Toy Books, Card Puotograrbs, Porkot Bi
ble, for Cortre Portfulka. Marla., Checker
Boards, (Chokes, Cheat, Ga,,,,,0f an stadia, Bolfday
Books of all deectipt too, Ludo's' WO, k Cane., Card
Coma, BO thefetnut Laois of Games, and other attic's.
too tIOLOOIVOS to mar on.
WHAT IS NICEC roH. A PRLSENT THAN A
YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO A MAGAZINE OR PAPER?
Fe .e,.tth :Grin, at l'ablitta-ra' rat..., at
J. W. PITTOCWB ALBUM DEPOT,
Plllll NTRFET, OPPOSITE TITS P.O.
de19:11.
B "iyilFur, AND ATTRACTIVE
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
rao•roct.A_loit
EEO=
Quart, Sasal! quart, 01.Ionr. Om , TDI.Ie , ro,k•t.
EMENEM
=EMI
Tele., with WIU6 Turkey panelled
Antique liereete. Ectbetard Menem,, Rued. Leath
we, Clolh, Ae. The Jarrett evict} to the city.
Mahn at WITIJLESALE PrliCrt,
Bibles,
All 61.011. bound In Te' , e.g. Turkey Ildnvon+, (.It
dup. •ml rlsas,) &t.
Prayer Books,
Donna In Turkey Mo, Tnfret, kc.
Juvenile Rooks,
Iv gmett variety, cAmprtsing trourl7 asory new .04
stacdant conk pohll.And In ?Oh country, In•
einding • good we,ortm-vt,sf Eve LA Jar..lts llooks.
Toy Booka,
Printed to oil colon , on tinted paper, end also
ninth. These Benito are greet and dawned pewit
with the ^ wee little 00.1."
Alio Books,
hut publishal. Larpusgyrtment on band
Games and Pussies for Children.
The ALPIWItT, sad the Ilabblt that Heed to
the Oradea of Maws.
THE KINGS OF ENGLAND ®d TUN norsn
THAT JACA BEMS, opoo flt)-two blocks, faro
collang Moo Gomm end nine Patel..
Alq • oleo ossorttoefit of GARD GAMIG3, PIZ•
ELM, Ac.
Fancy Goods.
WRITING DasKS.
PORTFOLIOS.
PAPIER M AIME PORTFOLIOS.
BACKOiIamON BOARDS.
CREQuER AND CRESS RoAILDS.
Cans AND CrrEQUER BOARDS.
LADIR3' FANCY PL - Itses.
FINS POCKET MOILS.
GOLD rrse AND CASES.
LADIES' COMPANION.
HONKS OF PAINTS.
TRANSPARENT SLATES.
And • great variety of otter mots] and Laney art
del Anil tab, Pr ID* Bolldnyv.
W. A. GELDINFENNEY,
111. 4a ITIPTIT STREET,
OPPOSITI SUE THEATRE
.N;1t , 4•1144
CEUUSTIIAS
I=l
I=
Cbrfirtztuns Presorts.
AT COSCERT HALL SHOE STORE,
:co. 01.! Irifth Streiot.
air Its bmt foods to the conned, and yelling .z
inanely look d. 17
DISSOLUTION OF PARYNKRBRIP.
partnanhlp hsnatollan sighting under
the Ern of BARE= • le /BLO, las Ibta=
dtmolved by mutual count, TIIIMAS
haring pencliased the mitre lutanist.
ITIONAS BARKED.
JulIN IL NIBLO.
Allegheny, Deo. lA, DM
TTramsTEßniu.—ltacing pllTehat.
sa a Lugo stock of viols for GABE, I cm Ws
to or great bargains at extremely low prima
YEATHEN BEDS; HUB,HUSE AND BP/LINO
DIATTBASB3I2I; •grost variety of MILDER, TABLE
and TLOOB OIL CLOTHS, CASPETS, EILBOSSED
TABLE oorzas;ADIL&LDE, MUSS, COt;OA and
MANILLA BORDERED MATS, of the boat quality,
Acheapness unsurgamed.
n ordetsztptly attended to.
Bonn No. I FEDERAL EIBLET, Allegheny,
(formerly lily /Ir. Sempls.)
deleat THOI/AS BARGER,
TANKS I TANKS i TA.NKS I
YOU MIME OE =PINED OILS.
Idade 13 order. Aloes AanTrous and CONDZHIL
IWO TANKS, for BeAn.rin• TUBB, for Breweries
and Lad inetoriee. TANKS mpaired, takan down
scd nagred. AB .ark Inmate&
H. T. PRICE & CO.,
MABION ATICSLE,
Next to tturnlon nosing MeII, Allegheny;
Or addrros BOX M , A1140..7 rmt Oak.
r i THE HOLIDAYS,
A ykodld amortmal of
SUITS AND OVERCOATS,
AU.ryi...id Ars, fin
Boys, ranths and Children'
To be band at
No. 19 FIFTH ST.
GMAT A: LOGAN
CLLAELES L. CALDWELL, —
(aucas.... to imam. nolmin n cb.)
Toni PLOEZB,
De.la la BACON. LAro, MOAB MIMI UAW
ISMOICED lISSF, ix.,
00IINER MARKET ►HD lIREIT STIMETN.
mitly . Prrrismals, Pa
. LIST A sc ABB,
TODAOOO DEALRIIII, 108 WOOD STREW,
4tro odllog of Oath tom foot of
TODAOOO, PIPES AND 8210111'SO TOBACOO
At ltm Ivry lowed figwes Ibz cab. All alders
promptly &modal ta. he/
ARLON EtAItLAICIYB , HOOK '
BO HM Cm. IfLota's W.U.
One roles.. Prix ei 84
Received at IAS a CORIPAIRTA
65 Wrad drat-
ValiD ,UNPAID
=MR C 111, 1 .0011 AND BISSIM3 Tn.
I. be Mt, dar aad mote re paid rammed",
Lowed as coy Mammy Oillm e SOUlt,
- tabu Roam or at my evideMvi 774 2 1.
3retemsteet„ Meth* t D. RaWarrer Wadi. RaZ
*a. ea. dada to 7 "0 " I
4500 , 88ia . : 4 1 OICE,NORK. V4lll
• SOCitds. • of brdit Wm, AMMAI.;
6 2R a ' W" ' " irlatiaakil/Raterdi:
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H UMPHREY'S
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HODIROPATEITC REMEDIES,
WOR TUE PEOPLE
ALAS Irll.ll . iltn PEOPLE SAY
The IlOderolgred hasher Jo•OlPr.f. II CIMPEIRETS'
SPECIFIC MINIZOPATI!IG Ith3INDIES In our
larre•bet es lb the most seteracten7 moans, end has
ten; fell nonfideece to their este:lmmo, rarity and
•Glcasy, cheerfully ruccomatd three to aL perm.m
who with to basemen. reliable and etilcantoas remm.
dies at band for private ot domestic ass.
The POT Wm. Iloinuerledltor of the Nocthro le
dsceede.t. A Omen F. Y.'; the Bee. 8. H. LYtemey.
L. D.. Rector of M. Peter's Church, Auburn, N. 1.:
the hoe. P. P. - I ie., Ch - spiala of the Auburn State
Prlseta • i the her. Spawn. Nice, honer, New fled.
ford, Ness., the Iles. A Ile. Steels. of Ness Yea C.o.
cellos ; tn. Er.. Samuel likhols, of East Genera@
Confcren, N. Y.; the 800. P.S. Pratt, Inerrat,
the Iles. Juba E. Goble, Buffalo • A. C. Hart, tag,
Utica. N. T.; the Roe. Neal Isms, Poi timed, Me.; the
bchayler Colfax, South Rend, lad.; the Hon.
George ilwayhreye, N 1. ; Fleecy D. Cook, Tog.,
Zdltes of t h e ChM Mae Jorrocil, th.ltuatms,
the ll.m. B. 11. Graham, Moll., Ill.; the lelcu.
J. Chew, eicutlmilo, Fla.; the Hoe. Joseph Gene
t:Lt. Utica, N. T.; Wee. Mato', Em. r
C. B. Pool, Msg., Glico, N. Y.; Jes t`lonkett, Sel.,
Noshellls, Yen.
LIST OP bPECIPIC
I—/for Y nrr.Onorti.4 apd j„d =flog.
No 2.—For Worm rotor, Wotan Colic and Wetting
Um Bon.
No. 3—For Colin, Crying, and Wokotat
mos a
No. 4—Tor inarrboa, Chao IniMbtium and Bnm•
1310 i C0619/111b1144
N.. 6—for Conn, Griping.. *sizing. or Moody
Flom
No. a—For Cholera, Chasm *tarbur. Vomit:az.
Coa c h., 0. , 14., esn
Throat.
No. 6—Por Tooth-oche, Noooi.ocbo and N..141a.
No. —Vor Med at., Verqa, 13.1.6
of tbo Head
Ir—Derprpeie b--Torhioak and Dermiged
Stomarn, Constipation and L* Complaint.
2(0. 11—For Farads feriodurim—nrants, PettolV
or Suppremsd Prairds.
No. 12—Far Leneorrbna, Oran. Menses, mai
Beating Down of Females.
No. td—For Croup, 110arin Fh, road Breathing.
So. 14—sair BMus Me-- Eryratpearr, Frup.
Um., Pimples on the Fem.
80. 15—Bneematie Pille—Fo Poln, Lament:en, or
Sarenemelta the Mort, Back, Me or Meats.
A—Tor Fever and Ague, Ch Fever, Dumb Ague,
tea Itlemanagod Agnes.
F—For Piles, Band or Bleeding, Internal or Fr.
IS—For Son, Weak or Inflamed Byrn and Eyelids;
Falling., Weak or Blurred Sight.
C—For Catarrh, of long standing or recent, elthor
with ohm: ruction or prof.. discharge.
W. C—For Whooping Cough, abating its video&
and shortening lie coarse.
In a/I ace& disavow, each Al Fevers, Inflamma
tions, Diarrhea, Dytdotery, Croup, Rbeumatism,end
such craptive Wanes. Sarlat Fever, lßsaales.d
11raras, the advent ege of giving the proper semi
-11704111, le obviona, snd fu all &eh or tha
wellies act like a charm_ Till entire Cameo is of
ten arrested at moo, and lo all cases the eioleuce of
the attack la moderated, the diets& shortened and
rendered teas dangerous
Coughs and Colds, ohiob are of mob frequent oc
mrrahee, end which so often lay the foundattoo of
diseased Loup, Broochitle and Consumption. may
all be at mace cared by the Fever and Cough FUN
In all shrank diseases, such as Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, Pike, Fe
male Debilit7 and Irregularittee, old Headaches, Sore
or Weak Eyes, Catarrh, Salt Rheum, and other old
erapthene, the cam bag epeatice • haw proper appli
es/ion vitt afford • care In &lame*, curry
Often the sure of a side* chronic &Malty, each as
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh, Headache or Female
Slit:althea, but more than p.dd for the ease Um times
Caro of V 5 yids, complete-. .. . --99 e 0
- .....
Cone of Walks complete, to morocco, and book. 4 CO
Came of 20 viola, and book, plain-- 6 CO
Nee of 16 numbered boxes, and book _. 1 CO
Case of 6 bona numbered, and 800 k..- ... ... 1 00
Sloes number ed - -
d tams, ertth diroctione._ .3
Single lettered boom Irltb
Large cue of 1 on vial., for planters and pby
akiana
OM ESMEDLEB BY MAIL
Look aser (bells; make up a asso of what kind
,on choose, and Ina= tba OSIVAILit In • curnast note
or stamps, by mall te our addrect, at 642 Broadway,
New York, and the medicine will be duly returned
by mall or express, fro, of chugs.
Aso.. WArrnz.--We detrtro an &Niro, efflolen
(pot for the sato am. ranoittl•w to erory town •
cosozonnlrs to not Limited States.
ALSO-SPECIFIC&
For !Ws. or Plaktrle.—Oncreenod, Dblionl I, La
bored Bretbing, attended with Cough and Expecto
ration. Print, 60 ante per box.
For . 5 . D../...—Dtacbargla
the Ear, the remit Of deariet Ifever.iffeseles or Iler
canals. Tor Edina In the Reed, Eardnese of Rear
ing, and itingtog In the tore, and Earssche. Pries.
80 e nt3l per box-
Tor Forrocuin.—Entarged Glande,'Eiabaged and In
darated Torafts, Swellings nod Old ElOnix.
Cache. of tatildren. Price, 60 max per box.
Fo Glassed .r.eaaL4,—Physical or 'Serena' Weak
ness, Mho: the malt of Bleactera,Excesaise Itlectirs•
don, or Exhausting Dischargoe. Price4o cents pet
box.
Fs Dreepep.—Tleild Acosmnlstliens, Tennld Sewell
lave vitt. Scanty Secretions. P 71019, as cents p.
box.
.16, See Sfehroa.—Deathly &dame. Vertigo, 2 , 60
yea Blaze. from Ming cr motto•
1.11 . 60, 60 ante per dn.
For from..
Dation% Palatal Urrostioa, of the Ktdaere
Price, f. 3 mats par drz..
for Snafu, E.:Owing —lnvoluntary Dlschargn
and comaqueut Prostratloa dad Debility, b.d malts
of its. T. most somessfal and efficient
remedy keava, mad may be relied upon" as a emu.
Prioa, with fall dinetforts, al per bas.
Pena= who .t.h to plam them:ulna trader lb.
probational care, or to seek adrift of Prof. 111731.
PilltBll9, can do sQ, at his amps, 2:0.60 Broadway,
dal y, from S b to. to I p. m., or by letter.
J. 111. FULTON,
Ftfth Street, (Natal* Bondlng,)
lii.cond door Wow tin Poet OLlce,
Whdsols &srat for Pittsburgh and tidally.
dsl7
pERFUMBS TOILET AND FANCY
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
JACQIIES• EXTRACTS Or PATCUODII ;
Do do MIME ;
X. HAM'S WRITE POND LILT;
Do NEW MOWN HAT;
Do OX MARROW POMADE;
Do DARREL do;
Do PITILCOME, largo and .20
Do FRANOTPANNI SACHET ELLS.
FINE SO.A.PS,
6.4 aiN OLITTIIINII, lIONTT i JOCKEY CCM
rho largest and fawn stock of
Threostnit Combo, Hair, Tooth and Noll
'trusties,
Zhu brought to this city
Tooth !I Dam Tooth Pastes & Powders,
Of s
ibs toot qua!! t 7. •
NIGHT BLOOMING GTlBBDS—Phakroa;
TINE HAIR OIL;
TINE POMADE—Tor ttop Mar;
BURNETT'S COCOAIND; .
Do ILLLISTHON.:
Do nounixt,
Alltals 'PILLS; .
Do SABSARLIZIL/J1; •
cazsay rictonAL.
Choke Liquors.
•
. • •
TIN: Pais Doak, si 60
Puri Byway Tintype, 160
Pore Brandy, Or Pewit' I CO
SparldLep Getnertoßtoo....---- 0 • 00
Do do do ° 100
Siena do do ...—.. " 100
Ilud‘VA Sherry " 2 CO
Amrstatie, by the piton, (0.
Do IthenbarbDlon for Datil,. ase.. 200
Pure Fat Mee, for tuntir " 1 7
Madeira 1 60
WhentWhieky.strirtly .° 1 CO
Oorrebon " 1 00
• ° • - 100
DILLINGICAMI ONMEST, Ali the Wltialca
BATCHELOR'S RAllt - IMIG, - Drewn or
CanatiTADo.llol . "de: -
1=12711 • do; - •
3lsi. S. A. ALLEN'S runs irstimantz.
Emr2re BRONCTI I 4.IIIOCIII%, far (.02 2/ 2 .
._lrtrEEtavictlAeuictopOis - ii&oriti m
Do AND eiIeDINGASOA.P.•
NICHOLS' 1/LEI4.III';GMETDD , or,ittOit
;
, -.3"ort " • - anuntr.
.!;33.g*,1470.*0.4f.: 4 , 11 4i
. Akio. quit** iliClajtkinmat
......,..op. 44 ..T a. ..,-. , A
ilit .. 4,
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G~~`f~+~
DRY' GOODS, 4.e.
FOR TER lIOLIDAYR
Photograph attaseagiii
ITO/111; AMEN ma mos cum
rre , AND =MOM PINS;
2.10111 BAGS, !mil : dell and Stoll
SeU a extra e. Erma, moos
MVO= CLBAS and SATOULS;
LIMMOIDEIII SLIPPII PATTMESs;
D o • OTTOMAN PATIRSMS:
NEW BEAD•DRESSIM, In dogma styes;
PILE snd CASIMEILL SOARTH;
COLLARS, SLEYST3 mad SETS, at al prim;
ILEICSTITCRED ILANDRERCELOS, cheap 3
PLAIN from 13 was upwarda;
°LW'S LINMi WORTS. Cmss 20 mad elp ;
Jsut mc•I•NI, a lame kJ of
DALMOBAL SKIRTS, WOOL HOODS. WOOL
FICBLiti and BONTAGO;
A fat! Ilan of WINTER GLOVES tior
Niemen and Medi. ;
STOCKINGS sad SOCKS, cf may kind
HOOP SKIRTS, censors, MUD Mfl. BON
NET ♦ELTLTS, PLAID RIBBONS sad SASH ,
RIBBONS; Knell UN...D=llllBn and DRAP
ERS, TIM , , SCARPS, SINS SHIRTS; COLLAR./
mad SUSPENDRBS, and roma moiety of 2101100‘
Wholesale Flowns up stales. .
JOSEPH HOHNE re CO.,
IT AND ic) ipramite.
For SILKS, DRESS
GOODS, CLOAKS and
SHAWLS, go to J.
W. BARIUM St CO.'S;
N 0.59 Market Street.
ON HAITI*,
♦ large and splendid usrtrmototQat&fit
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Candsting, In part, id
Morocco Satchels, Port-Efcaumies,
Purses and Wallets.
PIIOTOGR.IIPM ALB Fritts I
TAM 61 TO M.
Belts, Belt-Buckles, Jet Breastpins
• and Seta Ear Binge, Shawl and
Scarf Pins, Shell Boaes, In
laid Shell Combs, Head
dresses, Hair Nets, Hoods,
floatage and Comforts.
LADIES' AHD GEHT'I3 SCARP&
maltase, Lae. and IdutbrolderedM6-
tars, Ilans4ltltehad and Enthrals
dared linrsdkerahlet*Hantosys
Glares, Notions, Small Wares*
At Wholesale and Retail.
bel t" Zrt ' tThr " falrx,d 'h." kr.
RACBIIM & GIME.
Ts waxer enter,
deb Batetens Tomah and Mamma steed.
Fos THIS HOLIDAYS.
CLOAKS I
sr
REDUCED PRICES
/LI
J. M. BITRCHFIELD'S.
CLOAKS, of newest styles.
FRENCH CLOAKS, very hand;ena,
AT COSIT 1
SHAWLS, Long and Square.
DRESS GOODS, 'in - '-groat variety,
suitable for Presents.
del N. E. oar. Fourth & Market Ste.
4
HO I FOR TELEELOLIDAYd I
/Elegant Lace Collars and Sell i •
Rich Lace Handkerchiefs;
Prussian Lace Veils;
Stuart Plaid Gibbons; •
Embroidered Handkerchiefs ;
Hoods, Sontag!, Rubins;
Mosguitaire Rid Gloves ;
Gents. Kid and Buck Gauntlets;
Pine Dress Shirts ;
Linen and Paper Collars
emu !n an cndhan vartl7, and ogibMa iI
.serf &sandlot.
aT
EATON, INACRIINI At PO'S,
17 ABD 19 FIFTH ST.
Wholesale parchseen asfl find oar stock equal to
Many
asi In Co dry, while onettnto Ibr cash am thattork
and thaing - d.l
tryOPENED.
lIIIIDAL PASS I
LI onw and ektaut
Ponii LACE 8Efl;
Ve/7 en. ponm LICE IMLABS: -
POINT APPLIQUE LACE LIANDIETICETETS,
In= 53 to PI;
Awl a Imp lot of
Low prlcad LICE CIDLL&ES ;
Mato
LIEN ruarazersters ;- • F
And ZUDROIDERED IIMET9IOBfEIi
Tim stim tfoo of the todiar b oploofattylionitol to
Moo goods, so fhey we tow aid crap, 101 !In to
oold of fletr pion.
JOSEPH BORNE &Ca;
GLOVES. • -
Buckskin Genres.
Do. sijuntletn
.
- do. •
t T
We tun a iptexeld Gauntlet =Nab Mr.
li:t a to:ad in titareni . stitia.
BARkIAINB
_#94pAYS.
D 74.8 - GOODS! ,
AT -REDtSQED Z'3s!lotirls:
• 'At LABEl.looolriro, SW" ;
ammo, ne.-taa =mut irr.: Ancilitor.
t ' t.
A? a fit for
14=4 ozmaxxsupaulraPer•
ihi6;l:6ilijEil
fit ..k"
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