Vittsburgir
-"rug san-r4.73%,..tr0m,
WEDNESDAY MORNI.NEC. 23, 1868.
• • The London Tin:menu Wks Emigration,
- 70, on this, side of the Attend°, bare
heard '.with unmixed pleasure of the steadily
increasing tide of immigration which every
month of the year now2tbout to close has
• pooped into our seaports. The war had drawn
•se Many laborers from every department of
industry—from our farms, our mines, and
• • our workshops—that wo rejoiced in the ar
: 'rival or ship after ship with living freights
- • of auxiliaries in the industrial, if not in
•
the military sense also, from the far-off
shores of Scandinavia, Germany and Ire
. land: and frond' the last of course more than
...Alma all the world besides. , But this
mi
gration or the "hardy eons pl toil" did not
strike certain people on the other side—
..
Irish landlords, like the Marquis of West--
.
mouth, instanea—preeisely in the Came
way it did us. They have had a very dif
ferent feelitsg over it from one of pleasure.
•We find, hoirever, that the London room,
hneing probably no. Irish estate to pre
noinpy its affections, so as to make it see
the Irish exodus with a jealous and diatom
.pered eye, has been referrus r g to this subject
of emigration in the following admirably
pbilosophic and illustrative style:
"Some years ago a West dianian hed dis
charged ita cargo in one of our In
docks at home.
The ship weepier:led by rats as never ship
bad been plagued; Their devastations, their
oche, their odor, their destructions had been
beyond mortal . endurance, but there was no
remedy. The captain, who was still on board,
was waked at midnight by his mate, and ask
. ed to goon deck as quietly aa he could. A
fruit ship bad arrived in the course of the day
[rem :the Mediterranean, and on. coming
• alongside had passed a hawser to the West
Indlaman. 'Look there ! whispered the mate,
pointing to the rope, which In the darkness
seemed to be moving slowly towards the fruit
ship. It was alive with rats, which in a con
tinuous stream were migrating from the emp
ty ship to the stranger, whore fragrance told
the tale of its delicious, freight. Before sun
rise there was not a rat left on board the West
Indianan. How it ;fared with the stranger
it.is needles, to say. Thut ie the miry epee
. tools we are now witnessing on - a world-wide
undo. The harmer.is across the Atlantic, and
In one incessant, endless train, hundreds of
thousands of our follow.eitimos are passing
to •richer continent. Its fragrances cornea in
• letters, and containing often tho enbetantial
earnest of golden promise in the shape of
notes_ Or orders in pleasant round soma.
Could we fake the same view of human at
,...:fidu that the skipper and his mate did of their
little world, we shoald tread softly, and think
• the less Odd the better. But we cannot quite
do that. It is part of our crew that is fee.-
. ing us Mr this strange ir.altilndizions fashion.
; They are passing generally to soother allegi.
mace, to other laws, to other institutione, to
tint interests,. to a Jealous policy, and, es
they think, to assist in founding an empire
far above even our heads. But, as they are
consulting their own material interests, and
certainly_ sparing us emu trouble, they are
weleMne to go where they please, and to mu
! ry a hinter soli than that from whioh they
bare been divorced. We are disposed to take
a phllesophiml view of the movement, and
are glad to find that for once we may be both
l i stientille and kind. The man who suddenly
reappears In en Irish cabin with hie packet
full of notes end gold, distributing handsome
presents, sleek, comely and well-dressed, wk
tag the girl of his early choicro to share his
noWbotine, is i vision that winquare all our
siotimental scruples, as it eppeari he has
&ma the remaining patriotism of Ireland.
Every eueb man is a Colombo. in Connaught.
There igno resisting him."
Soldiers , Pay.
Though we could soy no word in apps ii
41.ert.agn,Lt of the propositions for recruit
ing the arhty, which a fete of our leg:bla
tant have been inconsiderately urging upon
Congress, there is ooc that deserves favors.
Me consideration, as a legitimate and (we
Shink t ) promising means of inducing enlist
ments: We refer to the proposition to in
crease the pay of the soldiers. As to in
creased bounties, probably that kind of in-
Siiii
dueement has beaa carried far enough in
several localities-wiany counties and cities
in some States offering nee hundred dollars
in addition to the government bounty of
pre/ hundred or four hundred da!tare. But
as regards tho regular pay of the soldier,
Which was fixed at thirteen dollars a month
when that sum bore a very different relation
to personal and family expenses from what
it does at present, we think the proposed
Increase to slitter' or eighteen dollars,
will restore the Old relation in some
measure, will meet with the apps oral of the
public, as holding out an additional induce
ment to rolunteeiing. The present man-
aeration of soldiers, as a contemporary re
marks, is by no means adequate to their ex
penses, to say nothing of their valuable
sersices,—end when wagon, generally,
throughout the country, ere being increased,
their claims should not certainly he disre
garded. i'ltotutands of our soldiers have
large families depending, almost entirely,
upon them for tireir daily sustenance, and
after the Bain reservocl for the excess of
clothing, over that allowed each year, is
deducted from a soldier's pay, the amount
whicithe is enabled to remit home is very
small, thus necessarily entailing suffering
and Irani upon his wife and children.
Carious Letter from the .4). P. F.”
A ()election of autograph letters from
eminent public men, has been made by J.
W. Foanfir; Clerk of the Senate, and by him
presented to the Western Sanitary Fair, in
Cipeinnati. The following curious letter
frlr theKniqublie Functionary - forms the
5.01. In . the - tie'eo yolume. B." who
tato so resignedly -about hit not struggling
to retain office, the reader will pease
remember, only entered the scramble for
and won the mission to Great Britain and
the Presidency otter this 4eliciatte bit of re
tiring
"Watarissu, (near Lancaster,) I
"9thi January, ISCO. (
•
hope to visit Washington, in the early
part.of the week after next, nod anticipate
mush pleasure In 'meting you all once more.
I am much attached to Washington, but
wouldssoi Willingly,efea if this were in nay
' ester, coarsens. a new career In the Senate.
The wet amenable irciark, to my l i d $ that
Vas ekt politician toko Acts had y, .tray
giiap co the fold of las life to retain 0 . j7e0, ood
kothisy with a jaz/ow eye upon do meets of
- Siowlet sem. Thank God! I !mow how to L.
Aeppylerairemem!
"From year /deed, •
"Vary respectfully,
"J seta Bccrawas."
"Musa 07tritttv."--" Agate," of tho Cin
cinnati firozeue wrifos front Warhirigto "
see the papers, veco'rerod from the trot dein
aloft that u.billes O'Reilly" was a veritable
3 filesiltnr; thrown into tho guard-honao on
Morris blend far *quibbling poor A dmirpf
Dahlgranara specular. ng as to isho the on
thor of tho elevor hear ir. Major Charley' G.
Jlalpino, former Adjutant iionoral orilven.
Runtor'e staff in South Carolino, then oil Mel
leck'a staff here, and now on Inn's. in New
York, io the goite r party. 110 wan uligl daily
of . the Nesr York ro.o.
• -110 earn that a Dumber of rol
Rtintsrillo, Als" are drawing
dame* from tho oommiu
Wipe irstajib—
:I families at
ffpplirs of sub
_ dipartment of.
..., Amongst these
Malantst the. elder C. C. Clay , . Senator of that
= .....- vienoi open thd 'bounty of the Govern
,n,isio:;i7-,..1,.. beta la mn boring .to d e stroy. ! ' is'
tu u ro . -- d e pth of antimst to which a robe)
leade r 'win ne t 1141 ""ad ?--Nasititte US'
do " p ort of th. ;Hudson "Boy Company
t be comOnaticia of a line of tote- 'll Bug. 11,4.t0t5, -now initiiiiittnes of
'Wittig; cawadwlo:Dfitlab Cohastia. at -, Wiishitlitoni and w lib,'
~the
Crs 7 fdiala , t° U LT itt eollt.P r o ctie° , snd shot of tar " for gips= edition 'of
nor . ntiittsdttyls liO,sets•s's ip his patrol' Lai bad lb. ese 7 ldithVi-proda
with the_ in
iloternstit, as weft i tion sent toast), and. tt.loi tan regitus
tad.
thseetermqou *of the two colonies. oath wilrbi set frac
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6104' 4 ; 1411171a/id.
West`isginht heinew constiitW
tion, placed herself in the ranks of the free
Etitte.s, her people soling almost unani-
Moullyfor the emancipation clause in that
instrument. In East Virginia the progress
Its is taws
of events la alntost equally encouraging.
The Senate of the "reconstructed - State, In
session at Alexandria, has posed a bill to
provide for the e'eetion of delegates by the
people to a Convention; to assemble in that
city en the 25th of January, to alter and
amend the State Constitution so as to abol
ish slavery in the counties of Areonma,
Northampton, Princess Anne, Elisabeth
City and York, including the cities of Nor
folk
and Portsmouth, the - Presidents Proc
lamation of January last having declared
all the slaves of the remainder of the State
free. No one can vote on this question who
hu aided the rebellion, or who cannot give
satisfactory evidence of his loyalty. This,
or course, ensures the success of the meas
ure and will hasten the disentitralment of
the eastern counties from the "relic of bar
barism•"
In Maryland, events are hastening rap
idly along in the right direction. The able
bodied slaves erg being enlisted in the army
by whole regiments, and the loyalists of
the Commonwealth are beginning to act in
harmony with each other in reference to
the great question. Led by the Baltimore
American, the citizens of Maryland now see
that the death of slavery must bo hastened.
In Saturday's Ameri= the subject Is ably
set forth, and we make the following ex
tracts :
"In regard to the latest aspect of the
ease—the fact is at last fully and broadly
recAignized by our leading and most de
servedly influential citizens—that Slavery
is only a burden upon the State, to be thrown
off with as little needful delay as possible.
Whatever sceptieism has been indulged in
hitherto by any as to the ability of Slavery
to survive oven in a crippled condition the
infinitude of assaults upon it, conviction has
come upon the most obstinately incredulous
that its fate here, at least, is sealed, end
could the conflict end at once, and the slave
owners of the State be told to restore, if
possible, the 'peculiar institution' to work
ing order, all would feel convinced that the
task would be one utterly impossible of
performance--that with its old associations
end character broken in upon and meatier
' ably destroyed, it could never be made
available, or at least, profitable, again. The
great thing then for all concerned—for all
who have the prosperity of the State at
heart—to do is to lose not a moment in
uniting in measures suited to the great
changes in progress and. imminent:*
The American urges that ancient feuds
should be buried, and that an waited front
should be presented by all who love Mary
land, end whose interests arc bour.d upon
her prosperity. It says: ,
" Let us note as an encouraging feet,
however, that in what is happening at
present in the State, the great deeps of
bitter prejudice seem to be broken up. Ne
cessity is a stern teacher, and we find
those at last, recognizing the changed as
pect of affarrs from whom but a brief period
since little was to be hoped or expected
In certain districts of the State where but
a few months up no more unwelcome topic
could be introduced than the question of
supplying the State with 'free labor: that
matter is now under deep consideration
and discussion; end the citizens there
counselling together may bring about for
tunate
results beyond all that the most sae- i
gain° might have ahticipeted
The effircns of Maryland. in thus ac
cepting tho great changes forced upon
them by the rebellion, are displaying strand
Common sense aa weil as patriotism, add It
will not be long ere every man who treads
her soil will Le a freeman
The Chesapeake Pirates
The oity of Halifax, says the N.Y. Times,
has struck a vigorous blow in vindication
of monarchial institutions. It baa proved
the infinite superiority of English authority
over the democratic Government of the
Stales, in the maintenance of law
and order. A gang of mutineers, who had
gone on board an American steamer as pas
sengers, rise upon the officers and crew,
kill some and overpower the rest, and take
possession of the vesseL The ship is re
captured in British waters and the offenders
handed over to British authorities, for such
disposition as justice may require. And a
mob in the streets or Halifax rescues them
from the officers of the law and sets them
at liberty. So far as we can see thus far,
the authorities were utterly powerless,
and did not even attempt to maintain them
selves against tlie mob. If an affair of this
sort bad taken place in the United States
we should have had no end of British d'a-
tribes against a hove rnment which at any
moment a mob eoulrl thus overthrow.
The motive of thin demonstration on the'
part of the Halifax mob, wu hostility
against the United States. These muti
neers were rebels and were trying in their
way to serve and aid the "Confedersoy."—
That was quite enough for the neutral Blue
Noses. No matter what crime these men
had committed, their being rebel. entitled
them to sympathy and protection. It in, of
course, impossible for any Government to
recognize them as prisoners of war, or an
entitled to any of the nririleges of beliger
cuts. They embarked on the Ouscpcake
within our linen, and without any recog
nized public character.. If they were serv
ing the Cenfederscy at all, they were serving
It as spies,—and if they had been taken
within our jurisdiction, they would have
been treated as epics. They were taken in
British waters, and. of course, they ware In
custody of the British authorities.
Practically we see nothing to regret in
their rescue and escape. We are not suffi
ciently interested in British Institutions to
taro one straw for the disgrace inflicted on
them by so tlagrsualandshameful a violation
of law and order. That Is a matter nhiali
those concerned may settle for themselves.
If these men had remained in custody, our
Government would havedemanded their cur
render, and then we should have had another
diplomaticcomplicat ion breeding more or less
ill-wilLand adding to the publichstred which
already menaces the public peace. If their
surrenderhad been refused, we should have
had fresh grounds of quarrel with England.
If it had been granted, we should have had
in our hands half a dozen more rebel ruffi
ans to embarrass etill more serionaly the
exchange of prisoners, end prolong the ter
ribleaufferings and privations which thou
sands of our bravo soldiers are now endur
ing in alto rebel States. It would be very
gratifying, doulatlees, to hang, these pirates
it would meet at once our eebse ofjustice
and feed our natural desire Sir public ven
geance. But fhe pleasure would be too
dearly purchased; cud for our own part, we
feel very well satisfied with their escape,
and quite inclined to hope that the exces
sive and miraculous vigilance which the
British authorities will deubtless put forth
for their recapture, will net euccoed. These I
scoundrels are evidently at home, and we
hope they will stay there.
Tim Sloth, Twenty-ninth and Thirty-fifth
Indiana rogiments bare re-enllsted for three
years, to a mien. may will have a short fur
longh home Ina few days. They are now at
Chattanooga. neon:its from all portions of
Indiana are pouring into Indianapolis. At
least one hundred arrite daily, and are sett
into the numerous camps. ,
- firm two Sion: chiefs, Swomoorn and Stand
ing Buffalo, hare sent a 'manage to Major
Match, of Pembina, expressing a denim to
nuke a treaty of peace, General Sibley has
appointed Father Andrie, the 'Catholic' priest
at tit.Josepb, Commissioner on the part of
the United Stites to confer with them, .
Society in 'New Orleans.
A. letter from New °Timor., dated the f•th
ingL, gives an account of a reception 17
Dire. Banks, and some interesting notices
of "society" In that city. We espy as fol. !
lows:
The reception given by Mr.. General Banks
last evening Was Le event here. Tier invita
tions were sent to the officers of the tray end
navy, to those of foreign war vessels, to the
Consuls, and the elite of the city. Among
those present were nr.tieed !Injer General
Herron, Brigadier Generals Andrews, Stour,
Bowen, Itmory, Shcply, Military Governor of
the State, Arnold, Renton, Lee and Dirge.
The City Judges. Commodcre Bell, many of
the old citizens of the oily and a largo num b er
of the heads of dope riments, military and
civil, were also there. Among the ladies were
Mrs. General Stone, Mr, Colonel Currie, Mrs . .
General Bowen, Mr. Bullitt, Mrv. Plumley,
Mrs. Waldron, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Judge Mor
gan, Mrs. Colonel Dudley, Mrs. Colonel Hot.
abtrd, Mrs. Colonel Beckwith, Mrs. Major
Brigham, Mrs. Pry, Mrs. Tyler, and n nem
tn of young ladies, whose gayety and beauty
would euggest many pleasing iIt•OCIALIOee fur
those so fortunate ne to be . stationed in the
oily during the winter months.
Although it wee a very pleasant party, and
as It Le the commencement of a new era in the
society of the city, it promises well for the
future.
Now Orleans cannot be said to have had any
society whatever for the past two years; in
fs.t it would bo impossible to COl.OlVe of a
populous city with less society. d rido upon
Esplanade street, some ways oat of tise city,
eleowed 11l the fine residence of Pierre Soule.
The silver plate on tho gala was as bright
ever, and a few servants still showed them
melies about the premises. The grenade are
kept in fine etyle; but our Inquiries would not
elicit anything concerning the owner or the
family.
A large number of families in tho French
part of the city still remain. They are very
polite In their replies to any °facer whoring.,
and mks the priceof "furnished apartments,"
which a little pasteboard card hanging out
side announces are to be rented. The strait
to which these once nristosratio people nee
'reduced to get a few dollar., I am told by one
of them, would "surprise the people of the
North." Splendidly furnished apartments,
which need only a little Yankee "house-cleat
ing" to make them equal to any in the noun.
-try, rent for fire or seven dollars per week.
But the society of the city is gradually chang
ing—the “greenbacks . ' which the ,• kee
-1.1 bringing here bring good nature, pleasant
faces and better feeling". The people or
getting over their fright and are venturing
out again. The plague of the rebellion has
been here, and left its de: poring marks of
devastation, and again spreads it. wit:synod
moved away.
Workingmen are prosperous. They wore
never better paid 'ban now. Ware are very
high. There are no slaves, and every able
bodied servant carets twenty dollar. per
month. The ••Taukece" have coma in with
the "catrneney," and they want "help." They
hare taken the stores, put op their big red
and giltsigna of "Dry Goode." Yankee No
tions," Produce," kc., and gradually they era
making a new city.
•
PORCILLI3 reflectors have been
placed on the street lamps in Paris , en ex
cellent plan. worthy of adoption in ail raise,
for by it the light which parses upwards and
is lost in space would he then Cornell down
upon the street.
PUBLIC Jr 0 i".l-C-E-S
L. L. A.—The S G. C. vri!l Inert
.t WILKIN.i HILL, In l'lttsbar,l,
cr.mbru 2.^rn, tulant Ea:11 Loral C...unc, I. CI,
10 ornd :11re.r.
Mii?iMM
Cty EXCEI,.` 4 IOIt I N.SI'I TUT E
:txth Setsinn win covanr....,. 311.1 NI) AY,
Jan. 4th 1304, .4 cuLlicm.
711.111 Ar. IrArch =A i K Ft.r frruts, , enll st the
corr., P..t.t, : 4 1 C.fr or
is.lrees. 11" rav3
Pries, 1,)
441'44
tirrltof , I BAUR,
•
ritt•bnrel, Doe
ELE(Tiox lor Nice
of thl- flank will N• b. 1 ,1 on
'ITE,IPA 1 st
hour. II K. m •11 , 11, rt.
d^r3,l .11111% E.,,!.1,1,
GOLD PENS EE-POINTED
EQUAL. TO NEW, u the rr.m.pt
3.11. Circular. ft, t ut or. npr , t•
hy moll or ottlark..A.
E. g .101INS.1N. 31artttfactor
Iru L. '.11..1 , 1,1, Law..
Bit I I.);Th (:.(AiPA
NT —The litrsoltl.oblera IA aa1•1 t....mba , •) 4 .
hereby ontleed to and orgeol t
at HARR'S HOTEL. tiber:r Pittst•vrgb. or.
the FiIIST ,MONDA Tor J.i Sl' %It V, 1 ,, t.turon
the hottra of 2 nod 4 p ,•111.•1 •la) • ar,.!
thaw'. by ballot, by a to-.J.•rit) • : toe l• n. r.• nod
there 'MM. one Pr aldrt.t an., el,
Treartrrr, .4 lurch other oilleerr th..y nray :611.6
tit
to conJort tbe•boal..r. ill.. Cr•roparty
thr no..xt ragolar on
Jame. . chrixtoto Zu.‘
N. B. Brown, Robert Worklx,
John F. Singel, Rlijah 11,ath,
Jamb Oran, , £. J. Rr••••••te,
Etarmixil Hartman. 0 4, 1...nx,
Beni. A )levay, Clamor,
Alex...MeKtv, • Rody fart -1.•. o,
Itu:Aort , James Trne, tt
lase r• water,
!Paws tee.., Thom. Sure'.
del/ttel Cornmlarlonera.
ISIIM=IMMI
Office and Derf.itory, 3U Fourth 91/4reet
Botween NT,.,xlau4 )Tamer Str
Pau te.r.sr —Tilt) S Y..i E EN , ET.L.
Sat'll2l, al . —](pEl'll I. 11 UNTFIL.
TrirJsr2za—J.l.3lLS I%IIIE. Jr.
amtrllnations of muney awl 6... ed• +Ol,l oxl
Store, seat to all part. of t:.e army.
Informntion furutol.rvl 1 , 11111,1 ,hr
wounded In the entape nnn
fl.e freight on tpvde donned k pyJ Lnrn.
Address,
PITTSIIVROR SANITARY COMMITTEE.
doSoltf
„.THE NEW GYMNASTICS AT
NVILL.II BALL —The ChISIIM art
LAM.
d
now member. At such thy. of utrotlng. LAM.
aod Coollemro, TUESDAY and FRIPA T E'ER.
MOS, Al 73i. L0t11,.4 ate! CRlldrota, WIC DNS:A IIA Y
sad SATURDAY AFTERNOON'S, .t o'clock.
TIM.. DVANCI,
for Adults, course of (wont,. Immo.
For Lads aud Misses, ” 4 00.
For Cialmou
rualla.f
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C11.471.111,1TE5.
T- THEMAYORALTY OF ALLE
- GHENT —Copt. Deem, a 0,0 orgeet
eolleitotlon of mony calumet, bee con...iced to permit
him name to lie need lie • candidate kr the. Ilikoir.ltS
of Allegheny City, ot the cocaine municipal elec.
don.
_
noln
r 72- ,.ORONER.--Joux
the Fleet Word, Alli.ehany, veil lie o tuinti,•
deta for Cen.itter of Allegilieny aty,oildert I.• ilie
deelatnn of the cloning County Union Con'reation.
XI: W . DE T &II EATS.
. -. • • - - .
- LOST-A PITRI,T, on Tuesday morn
-1-4 14, December The Ilndr will revolve the
than] of the owner by learnt; •it at W. Ghl.lo .
Mute, or Reed'• Drug Store, Dlontond, Allegheny
city.
de2i':lt
91111 MOST API'ROPRIATE Fli)l.
1)A T GIFT. the tio/dier, to a pair of
BOOTS. The heel can ha had at
doll; JAS. itosn . s. P 9 litarkof atrr.d.
MeREESPORT PROPERTY 1 , 1:M
SALE, 60 &et front on Walnut atr•ot lb ,
deep; also, A. adjottang Int, 14 feet !mot by 30 deep,
a orts-ruad-a half story frame dtrol/Ing boa, ab 4 a
t - aceatory Gam. boildiar• Apply In
de= 11. 01 1 1 • 1111CTIT a tittlitt. Al Market at.
nilliaDiNG LOTS FOR SAL LC-19 rt.
Ajt fromt on firming street, Allagbany, by 80 feat
decry to ■ 10 foot abey, 1,00 fact fn. North Com
mon. Va4o. Alto, t4eo I0t• 4n feet front on &nee et.
by 140 deep to Justice streat, between Orroball a+l
Dinwlddle street.. •pply to
de= 8. CUTTllatirf & Fran, Maeket
LUBRICATING
150 bills. Natural, No. I Gravity,
nr .4. by
CHILD 6 A Co .
o. T Ilanrock ortroet.
WD NTIiEET WAltEllOt'ziE FUR
RENT.—Thecowboy. Warebome, to
Wood street, oppoatta Bc.bbarluo llotob, Lorton 10
foot front on Th:rd areal, now ocenplod by Quo , tor.
manor's Department, wLII be for cut from lc of
April next. Apply to
IiEhIPLE A JOXtS. Danboro.
Third nod Wood-Creels
sx
US, Writing Desk. rocket Epiw., Gold Pens,
Photograph Albums., Toy Beaks. A Boa assortment
of Games, Quaint GU Books, Pocket Book., Diaries.
Almanacs. and s great variety of beautiful good.
adapted to tlio mason to be found at N. 104 Federal
gessol, rillegbanY.
T. E. IEAKEEAM.
ii 2SEOU ANL LOT ROI{ HALE,
MAP YOB CIASIL—The Lot Inui 4,5 Pet
front WI Townsend aired. Sixth Ward. awl rune
butt Mint to ne silaf. The limo Ls • 4.0-dory
lot/nick ~ znatalaingtlet are loom, ami . 11 gbod onbargain the rear of
be
_ fron on the elloy. may
had bi opplying smo r tu JOHN KNOWLSON.
Townsend meet, or at
dealer THIS OITIOIL
QH(Yr GUNS doubleni - tir baTcgl
t 4.7 Zoiatib insacidnett" - for mai ty
oat JA E 8 SOWN, 136 Wood stmt.
XED*
l A bi l% .7. ,F s' D .. —. 23T O ti llen y L X
nDwELLrNn Emesr. Or., with eable ant bake.
o‘,“ prf,/ 71,1• L . H. TOTGT a Cu.
V
A V AN..I CIGARS.--An aanortment
cb b br.d. of imparted Morons Chian
n o bond .4 lot .sto by the LeNr at rotall. the
Gro,..ry Store of
ants A. nrsartew,
I,..rae t Liberty nrA I.lArad streets.
A 11>IIN !ST it A N(YI CE.-I..ct-
LA. t..• A.lnoakt rat ion upon tbo ..rate of Llnria
Yost,. .t • ••( 1.00, Imo Lp., Allo.c.touy county,
. do - .mod losnrdi b«ra gtnntnd to Lb. bbd,n4.-
...1. said •411..1.14• In 111 plraaa
mak, payno..o., ....1 t:to- , Laving olalls:
t!..
aga .k t.3•latod olot
1 , 1" , t•l.tuent, t 1
r. •t•to pr.,121 them, peworly
wILLIA "
purchae
rA • euic• 0 1 .4. ro , CAT/3,1 am able
mit i.. o
tatn• et •rern.-ly 1.,.. FEAT11 s
figfr, 11n.td
BP: ink 21A7
ItA:1•E,; • gr•ai rarlety of SLIABEtn, TABLE
F 1.006 CAB.PETS; ENBOtSED
TABLE DIVI:ns: Gm, Cana .o 4 Ma
nilla B.nional MA T.5..3f the bast 4 1001111 . ..nd cheap
nest ttinurpuu
MI ..rd.n promptly attended to.
Dom.. to. 1711 1 FEDERAL Pri REET,ltgbouy,
(formerly occupl.ll by Mr Sean& )
dr2 THOMAS BARI
LEEK.
11.4 1 0 FL THE lti.--Spiced Mince
Meat, of the best quality, In ale.. Jam or by the
pouroli Maltby'. frro n li canned Oyetere Zutera
Crualmrries, Dried Cok Pmerl Hominy, drama Peak
Green Cook Lima Beans, Aeparamus , Tomatoes, Bum
womb, Frcalb Piachas, Pine Apples and Soweto,
rank bermeticelly sealed ; threaten, sop sag.
and Pine A pyle Cb..ro ; Smoked Boef Tongues, Cur
note, flaoilik Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel, •I
=made, monitor! Caudle; Ac., formale at the rawly
Grow,' more of JOHN A. RENSHAW,
ne23 corner Liberty and nand moot.
TA, LL'ABLE I'HOPERTY FOB SAM
—I offer for tole • email weal of Land In flub-
Mgt.. county, Pa., sitnatod on the west bank of the
Monona/obi river, a mile. above Brownerfilk con
taining M acre., undorlald with coal of • etkpertort
quality. The improremente aro • Dwelling sick
room., Barn and Plable, and • largo buildiall
cultable for • machine eliop, al nahetantis/ly Wit of
miser fruit tore, Sr. A Floarlng min within 200
yards of the dmeßlog , fiehoole. Churches, be. , very
conrenient. Address, on the wombat.
B. F. BOWED, Brederlaktown,
Waehlugton county, P.
d•Zll•rda-Itir
SUITABLK HOLIDAY PRESEN'T'e,
Embroidered Plano B. Table Cover&
illoalac end Velv.t licga
Velvrt and Btu sssss Ilassooka. toy
W. D. & EL M'CALLIIIIIL
N... V rOCTITIT STBIIk.T.
c41{1: 4- 1' MILL FROPEILTY FOR
6A LE , XII.. In Butler county, 2 owing frt.
11 1 / 0 . , 51D, Vi tones from Patcrabr.rg. Buildlog
.tdaltt, three et..not h4,h, lb feet oter ahat-wheel, 2
gn Preurh Dorn, let onght Iron bhattlng metal
ating of twat goal ny. ldrehlnery In good order.
1.1 art• of land room - wird with lb. shore ;110 annn
cleared, the baler-. lit go-el turtle., 15 aorta of
good coal, I, foot rein ; two log dwelling Lions., log
Wry cod tiro
The 111,11 le rt..w monolog end dolog • rro l•rothreve.
Price low , torma rout
11. Mel. A IN a (#L. IM Fourth et.
FINE lrOttl.)Sl
JUST RECEIVED
LAB] o, Lottl; RID BALMORAL B02)T8
Do d,. do CONGRESS do;
1,,, GOAT B. Llll. dot
• ttENT'tt Tanta: 801. e GRAIN ,t CAL!
Ito TWO do CALF
ol d tho cottoat nodwas - mato! to Ors
roire
GEO. ALBREE, SON & CO.,
•
1,41 NO. coca of Wood and FIPTIIIII 11 1 1111.
I f; , ) , ,TES:nI( (IF hueitr,
L been auntanc,d, throug,h the prom that • the
rontraPt for ..ring and Tallow of anltcats
slamthtored h.q•• on tiontnenent atrotnt boa Leen
theto th. Peru, fa.; wlht hate had It fn.
the hegira, In, the tent,' and no Inch saws! Lae
log nee l made, and the tone for nnerf•lng propossls
n..t harine yet art - lead, P/111. is Laante ndo given that,
rorre, •ny totettadentanding that may
.a.at, nod t., oecnre tor the h.:erre..t the edema.
of the
gnat n,
offal, bids, and the hitgLeat
pc.ce flo-te and ltorat,
~,ne 3,lhr pt,nwrl.l ended until TUttl.
n. 1.4 .11th, 1143, „ ` 1 ' l2 to. No proposal,
.01 nod be( that time, and n. Lids will ha
hut•-.... 41 4r 1 1 ,1 1 by Ow u•nal vtars• •
• Ire prment nl) (bolt
1161. L,
t'ol
SF.' f,\ it
I • TIrl•; TI Evr•lNc, D., I
a. h will b. a 1.,. at the C•natormfal
• h. I int, ern... that lot of rend stlth
aI•
en the ea.t -n-id.. of
of r•at, t.t.or,rn Md.
rerry
t •treet 4. has - tog afn t I, feat Sch. d
, ha ,t, a feet, on winch I.erert •
the thre ti re Ito. Itwetht , :t.terend ,
,• 101 l doable psrl..r, , tatua•n.otn, kitchen,
~I ht ews and vatrr, Oats
.. I I. Lyilt runs! en lm
bsta,
luator., aM•rcui , l4. •nt th• ut.t vvre.sible
~ he City
item
totrd r•-...!ne .12.1 twe
•
.7,h] PAVIA .1 ItIII.WA INT:, A ael.'n.
rll ,\ TEAT Al' A LIU
TI F.L•tht ES I.:NING. at 7%
mer.,.10. , run. I Wee, nut pima
lan.. ..a the Dutcher I Rea ?lank !toad,
'A1.... It,. re... I. walk, and
• .I lulld..llar,Graham rod
John 11. , ..u•rtr : banal; • front of IISX rr , hes••• Ilse
I rtr.s.•ling ha - k 10 1...1Le,
which rreMml • frame stable
.ncl ham.. dw..1.0 of four room. and attic..
00.1, hae:ng a nat.
hero App . ., •••I l'eard lagethcr
arrant., cad nthwr
.terry h .ry .01 . ..1
T , rtsta at all,
tt NIA LWAnCE. en't . ra.
riAxos.
,t , re • f the nurPralle.l
KNABE PIANOS
.4.1111-1•140 un.l 7 --I gr• Plano F , .rter
raved (It, A
lIAINEI 11/10S. N. Y. PIANO'S
', ha, loon nool to lateen ;cats,
%tot nro moknos , 001,1 to I. the hot& In the rouhtry
at the pro, Al—, !he
Uror ttttt Ro•e wood 7 Octave Plano,
your,. Cheap-at Piano tniut
kl XCE'S SIELoDEuNS,
TL. i the An entire Il•16 ot•ick of all
the .1)1r. I lilt recilre.l. A ho, 31.-1.4.0 n• of
i.tli-r
CHARLOTTE BLITHE,
t 143 t 142 FIFTH STILF:ET.
T .(.I MMI - k`. l lok
CHANTS
ARHSTILONI: & KIDD
oCaLEI: PI kZZAN, LIVERI.OtIL.-I;N.CLAND.
trattrAr.,
1"...4.-Metore 1... t 31114... away.
fl.borott--Mtv.. It. It ; LUCCIICO Oii
; Ard.out
fl.b,•pA-03,.n. co.
Ft.t tfrrag end Information apply to
C. 181%
Cyr. Wee 4d awl F.urtb @tree", AZIO
PitNtl/borgb.
tiel2.2nt
rr,v() PE.It Isll UL I I)A 1 -a/UK/4.
fit , MS l'lrl%n T.
PICTURL , QUE AND
lIITIFt Sixty-night oplenald ••11a.m.• 11eIre,"
naraved nteel by inn
be
ktnerlcAtt art •tx.
Xb
agt - vi Imperial nen.. prgnied e,n ”nted p.prr:
I.
...... 112 nu.
Ile!! r •. •' N Do.
I , lEl' 1:.1 IT:. 01* et:LEBEL.ITED WOMEN. grill
Il
trier Ili..grapluos. Light splendid engrav
ings stael. soh) ect• a•le•tol are all repment•
atter. character*. The v•ltnno is • beautiful oonpan.
.n to the prroedinu. Publi•hrd at the lame
rt
A 1,,, • In.l/ stock of all the note ate 4 popnla (111%
end Juvenile Bonk*, large erecter or Photograph Al
itll.lll,, Portfolio*. -Desks, ac. , for sale by
‘l.-21:.3t J 1.. lik.AD. 74 Fourth •Irtt.
Clarlstme. Preeente
Christmas Presents
C6rt•tmn• Present •
Ch rlill Luoul Prescnt•
0 tuixt tn mr Present,
Christ ma+ Presents
Chris Intas Present•
ChrlOnlas pres.rnl•
Chrialmka• Preeents
T CONCERT HALL SHOE STORE,
Pio. or. Filth 1.3 t root-
air The hest gash. in the country, and sclllair ea
memoir low.
solo
A , -
D...4IND•4I•RATt)ii:-1 -
AND 7it l'oT/1 L.S —Noisee booby peen that
any person cr porsons baring in rbargs or truat,
Administrators, L.smoton or Tromees, of any
else or dietribotise shares &riding from permati
property, of any kind whatmumr, when the whale
amount of such property as nfonstald shall exceed
Om mut of one thonaend in salve of any por
ton At...m.1, on Cr aloe. the let day of &Smitten',
16(61, will mato [immediate return to the Atistatant
As.tann In their respect!. flab-Divisions. nm or be.
fora the 16th day of January, INGE Vim Who fall
to emnply before this data velll hn subject to all the
pet:unit+ made and provided in such mom of dot !ha
Exclae Law. DENBY A. WEAVES,
de'VAtdel trT Ammer VA Vistekt, 1..
I'OR BALE.—Three Cast Iron Stills, of
.w us, 31 nod fo bstiols capscity,la completo safer.
Throo sots of Visage Coni , sticht Pipta
roar tarp Crude Oil Tanks. •
•
I,oood scoond Auld Bricks.
A lot sf Booting Iron
O. 00 Pomp sad '
Ons Id.homs power Engine, .10. Boller icsdliMilt.
Lot of Gas Pips and Cocks.
licAolassr sad socaridAssd 011 Bracels.
spa:lonhirs trigniti of• 11. a. slurp,
Ninth Ward fontalry.
(AVM NHOE.Soit
nal Mill kIiiCLULLANDII AUCTION.
xEllr .sarER
AT HUNT'S,
5V FIFTH 816EBT,
11 IASON10 HA.LI
13=E111
*earn M. largest awl iblt Aswan... A
xac)coms.lBl, dbo.,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
ettnntrlatag, L. part, lb. l'..ltairta.
•
IMPERIAL COURTS-0Y Pram., England. U
shy Prussia. Sardinia and Austria. Richly Mums,
tad with portraits of Immortal &worelos &ad their
as Introduction, b
Cabinat Malan; with blograplabad skstelms and
y Wm. Callen Bryant. Edited by
W. R. 'Until
BITTER EMMET: ♦ Pooso e by D. J. O. HoHand.
A now end olozontly Moat:whet odition, printed oo
smw type, with fa illustrations, executed he the high
..t aryl• of the arta, from original drawing..
TNL DRAU izioatoom PORTRAIT OALLRAT,
total/11mo persons awes Hein or racoatly deceased.
with nearneirs of each by this most obis anthers. The
portraits elegantly engraved on steel.
TEE WREATH OP DE.1.1/72. Edited by John
11. G. Itlamani. I vol. imperial, liva. Embellished
'Mat do eteel portrait, beuttinally printed and
baud.
TIER LtVISI OF THE POETS. hilly 11instratsd
with elegantly assonted engravings. Printed with
god type, on Sloe whin paper. and bound in
lb* Ernst Turley Muroran Ey Henry
Stoddard_
THE CESTILE TABLE. A nice BM Book t rich
ly'minted with 60 floe drool ootgaviacs, and
portly boned la E. Turkey Moro co, f¢II `in.
BOOK Or ILUNAXL'S MADONN•6, Irak 14
illustruttens. Illutncrupbed by Braingal.
Llrunutly bound to Turkey Morocco.
GLUT'S !ELEGY. Thlrry-twa boautlfol ertgrae
lop and colored border. Th.s ugly adllton Gray'.
Y f t ~lboy
tu n
Conti trj Clntrchyard fonto.l%orthy
Wet' of tho Palen. It it Day:Wall prloted on colored
.
61.AYIT'S LADY Or Y 111: LASC /11ustresd.
Re al kern. Ton superb eleel en.—ravlngv Turkey
Moo antique. bevelled and AUL
MOORS'S ItALLALII SOWER. Itlttstrattel. Itzpol
eaperb steel eaGravlnp. ['Worm *Mb th•
ttlattly of the Lake.”
THE SOU VZ1(131. GALLERY. Illoatrate4 /mart
man 0.1 palm . San—rbly 1.un.1 to Mornecu an
NtIO.
711 L f.L SAIiY, or, NIEN .R Yll GIFT. Mot,
Illnstrated quart.,. antfritw
THE BOOK Of THE BOUDOIR. 14 Ellen
(141:41,; with three eop . .tvirtix F .114 lo
ant )4on.rro soitott.
THE.GL3I OF TUS SIVION 01u.n...1
wood in Ea. Murocco notlyer
Ttop fullowkug Nreast •uoonla. a: .h Lournl
Ifor,co. fall alustrated with flay onrraviuto
Memefint. By Sartain
Forget Be Net.
heat:mks of EttettEably
Th. Amaranth
L.m..ry'e OIR
ha M. Inas.
Tote. of Filasclehip
The Pb/loyanna.
OM of Allartloo.
Th.
frieselehlyie Gift.
The Garland.
Prltenahlp'a
hiahatcrlpt Albaht; all
Autograph Album, all ttylea.
Autu.PLotograph Album., all .p 1...
()Oh STOCK Or
F . PICErOC4R.A.F.I4 A.l.llL' NIS
I• 'try Lary, cos:m.l.l6Ni tin law taperb Alb..lna
tat an 0111 e. Is all litylea nf binding and 01
a.. 1 are sold at
Lower P. leen than IClaewh
lamb bolo.. the Tasters prices; and .11 Allt.ins
enkl at this satalillsbruitot warrautiol to he of the
beet make and materiel. C.ll and moo thooS-.
w. h.,. • large odoortment of
JUVENILE BOOKS
Consistleg, Itt pirt, ^r lb. fvfleirlng
The Fernier Boy .
Tb, Mover Boy
The Bobbin Boy.
The Drummer Boy.
Dick °nabs?. Adveotaros among rho Bed kilns
JO. Belem.
The Dog Crowe.
• indobon, the Naturatl.t.
Stotios of the Sea.
Comical Pewee.
Laughter Book.
The Christmato Box, for Boy. and tiirb.
The Christmas Bre., •,
Th. Ohristsase Blossoms, "
Tho Gook Stories. By toot Fanny". Daughter.
Tb. Child'. /airy Library.
Auntie Mary'. Story Book..
Merman'. Picture Books.
Tho Plmannre Library.
The Children'. &rap Book, complete la 1 volume,
quarto, with nearly 1,3.10 brightly colored phases.
Tao Child's Ova Book of Marry Tale.; illiwtrataL
Boys Own B•.wk of Sports—BlM. and Animals.
Child'. Own Book of Fairy Tahiti and Rhymes;
'
Child's Own Book of Pictures and Stories.
Boy.' and Girls' Dern Story Book.
Child's Own Fable Book. bfq Illtrundions.
The Hieroglyphic Bible.
Corte "deorge's new Jnvenil.s, thll of Illnetrallons.
Gulliver'. Trani.
Bobineon C41150t, various edition..
Swint Fatally Robinson, natio. editions.
Arabi. Knights, Tartu. editions_
Pilgrim'. Progress,
liother Goose's lislodies, Teri°. edition.
Boy.' Book of Animals.
Boy,' Book of Birds.
Boya' Book of Foal.
WRITING- DESKS 1
111===1
UDK DUE Is, a lam
PORTIYOLIf 8, all Flay.
rt)cerr 111,0/18.
GOLD MS.
PAPER CZTTERA, .
WATER COLOR.
Diem O,OIIION BO
C 'MUMS,
CIIIDEEIt DUABDS,
OA MLA
All the Iste:sad itudati SIDYLL9.
rorneAL won't% to etylee of Wading.
FAXILY BIDLEII,
With and eetthoot rbolOVePlela oreetoirmeot-
TOCRIET 111.111,12, ell soles of blodlog.
HYMN mop!.
PSALM DOORS,
PDATISS WOKS,
J. P. I-lIINT'S,
No.FppkeTiliz-7':'-
-aosie
6 . 13 4t-29-1441
IM=IS
voyriNt . Ez To Fru, LIU; ENTIRS BTin K
First .1 11 ita pv. 1?-464
IS STILL CoMPLETE
4621:d
EXCEL•IIOI{ FLINT WASS 0031
PANT ha sa cotuve est ertstive no GIsT
STREET, hate-.• Intoi•lngle and iho
Slyer. near Lippincott'. Are Irattory, a largo ssul
extwadva WORKS, with all [ha riacal.rn lempriario
manta, and will I. in co pkte nuablog order on or
IN TILE CITY,
boat nit, FIRST OY JASUABT, wheal llsey .11
be prep:mat to taantabotarro o anpeoior qesality of
Flint Glass Chimneys
kJ/ °rams prcourtly attoode‘l
dal• 1.7
——• . _
H ENRY C. HALP .4
Fall and Winter Stock,
dad lovlTo titott Moo& wad the public, to extunitto
their 'Cock, which iv the Swett awl mut complete
brought to this market
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
CORNED 01 DANN AND BT. CLAIR EITSZETEI,
FUItNITUKE
CASE AND WOOD CDIAIDS
IS LIOLEAA. L R OR nrrA IL.
Pr and 99 Thfr.l Honed, appal,' Z. Edmunds. &
and 111 &oath Groot. ro6lo
E UROPEAN ACADEM Y.—Establiah•
e 4 for the education of TOENG AMEMICAN
GENTLEMEN, at
•
THY.ODORN ILOTZSCII, Doctor of Philresrphy.
will Oboist s few ßoy... Inmate* with
his Wilily, where they will Bail the comforts and
rharaeteristles of • softheel lifb. The pupils of
his establishment will No enabled to &equity el! the
kaoselisisis el...vitiate tar • oolosoercial Life, or for M.
I:lslmbm to the Colrersitimi.
Gyronnetloo, freinent walk., In doe beantlfttl earl
rota of Pruden,wub orrotelonol mon* distant or
rornionr. or. u•noinorrri •4 well erlarocional, so rou •
dual,* hralth nod 'Apr of body.
Iran, (!nriodion Boardo—Eso fro, anntra, pay•-
blo quartulf.
!Inference Ir made to tn. following Plllabrugh
wroor: Duro: PLICAO+2, WISAAIIII BACA I.XS awl
AMMO 15.;n0 ; sod to tbo Dtrootor of du ootablisb•
atent, Dr. TILLO. ILLOTZSCII,
.1•10:11r sn. 40 Felton Btracan, Do _ .•
TNRAt TA NKS I TANKS
Made to order. A 1,,, At/ELATION; and CONDENS
ING TANIS, fur litallnaele. TUGS. ror
and Lead radiating. TARES nepedrad, taken down
ar4 reuntoraei All wort vrarnodeA.
Or .14.01 TWA 04, rillrghary P.I 00acw
e.10:1.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Boys, rouths and Children
H ATS .IISIVATti I
lat every Mad and quality.
LADIES' AND MISSES' RATS
BY WIIuLLSALIi AND RETAIL, AT
MoOORD di CO.'s,
131 WOOD STBZET.
GLOV&t.
Lane trplendid Ciametiet eniteLle fur d
fag, tomcod to !Ma def nna stylea
Warm ov.a. • co.
HOKEY PECTORAL.
A •ore mood, for Chronic or common
COCOHR COLDS, HOARSEST/JR, SORE THROAT.
To public epeikers it 1 lottalobble.
To poreents dabilltated by low; standing Congh
C0UV011442011, It trochee both rough and debility.
Prepared and tnr sale by
FOR Tifi-O-OLI-17A-i;ST
Boots., ahem, Gaiters, Balmoral*, Gam
At 1: SSTERN PRICES. O. put"; rolue
J. H. BOILL !LSD'S, .I.tarket amt.,
.143 11,7nd door hons rmn
CUM AttLEA' L. CALDWELL,
Ottootooor to Janata }lota= & Co.)
DnaDr In BACON. LARD, groan crnmb R ADP
SMOKED BEEF, ke..,
CORNX IL& Wirt Ala, rim sTRKETS.
.e17.1y Prrmstruta. PA
Mtiaitagtifir. - t LTA-ER,—
TOLIACCO DEALERS, Ina WOOD Mtn?,
Are eelling oft their large .iock at
TOBACCO, PIPET! AND SITOrTga TOBACCO
At thanrr knren Aprne for cm.h. order.
promptly et...Ls:lto. nor/
--01R.AD TISEA(EAT CAA
•Prn.d.t«! by etssubsloy our rxd.
Boot quol Shoo Sumo, D llszkosureet.
20 BMA WEUTWVAINT . HOMINY;
gr ar sal =
milsllll7 mameene EDW.III4IIIWILII:
vr (Kni Ant aAL
iltIV
STOO
e
LS of votadntstrig WM* •
ERN=
~~-
ant-ERTlsEozw.vrrs.l BOOKS. JELB EMS, C.
, HUNT T . „.
liIRaH EL .
153 OOD STREET GAZETEER AND ROUTE BOOK
W ;
AT COST!
1t I I hl ,1N F.: 4 S ILI' THE
()UR .1 miSorltt TM ENT
11l ALL ITS SEARCHES
OFFltni AT Wt.ItICS
Adare.m. JAS, X LINDSAY,
EMETZTE!
An, nee revel ving [noir
Alma,... hand.. ham. as..uneut of
Prrnsesaa, Pa.
...Lux." oTI AT AIt:ArATI, MICAS,
JAR. W. R OODWELL,
/./tESDBN, SA lON T.
run CRUDE OR ItEPINSD 011.8
H. T. PRICE & CO
~daION A YEA CE
Vast to lLe ['plot; Pim, log Mill, Allegheny
A spladld kosertmeot of
SUITS AND OVERCOATS,
All .tyles Lad 015..., Par
To be found eM
No. 10 FIFTH ST.
onAir 66 LOG AN.
Of etef7 ftylft.
LADIMB• FURS I
t'n ngt lai Yam.
Buck.kfla Glove&
Do. Gauntlets
Sheepslkin do
GEO. A. E_E.LLE
corner Ohio and /Federal streets,
In Market HMS.% Allegbony
I=2El
In..kime, Cork Soles,
POBX PAOSZB,
80RL.d.'.4)'9,
fur BOND, U Mina pg.
~: ~~ n z,-x--,::
Southern and Border States
RILL an authentic dricr thc Male, I ohne,
mountain*, vs/ley*, nlcta, raring,. All ;he
tkllread route*. turnpike , * and Mar* mods, with
taunts how place to !a.. ImPoin Sod :“B.'
gripblual situation*. By U. If. Lone, laie of the
h Army. With a thee 10re.,, Steel Plate Map.
TAM will he f , und q r , luable week fle rwf..nnep,
nontwinind a rant amount .1 InfOrrosalon not to be
Lad in any oilier erorit. 14 oo( only ha. the menses
and location of phi., t 6 fnll deeeripth..”
nil plum of any Import" eto the 5.,: h.
27! PAGES. Pr ”-r., CENrtj
Rerentl In clnth, 7 , tam 11.rrn, tuck
r.act. SI ta,
hold 1.,y all
a. 4
I . I.7BLIbIIEL) BY
Jull P. II IL , IVT, 50 Fifth .t
MASONIC lIALL, Pittal.ro.. P.
BEA I UI. AND ATTRACTI CE
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
1.1-1( Yrt)(311..a./-.11 A.L.131' MS
Quarto. Small Quarto, Obloue, Centre Tab!, Pocket,
Tli STYLES
1,1,1, with alms; Titritcy pactello.l
Antique itorcrco. Sattlototit.l Morocco, Rta.la Leith
sr. Clout. do. The largi-rt v.rlety in tic city. Ito
tailing at WEIOLSCALE
Bibles,
All sluv, lxurol In Vr!yet. Turkey Morocco. ;with
dup. and rhos,)
Prayer Books
11.3.1 In 'flukes Alanycru. Velvet, ac
Juvenile Books,
In great satiety, comprising nearly euvry new mad
Aliandent ern* published in ILL nsuntry, and to
duding a good .Ainrlinent of Englub Juvenile Docks.
Toy Books,
Printed In ail colon, tlntsll pap,. and also
Huth. Thew. Booka arogrc.t w.l dewervnl favor'
with the .-wwe diddle otww.-
.Veto Books,
Jan pribliabed. A large aaeurtrtent et hand.
Garnet and Parries for Children,
The ALPE/A.IMT. and the Babtat that lived
tipa Card. nf
TEE KIICOB OT ENGLAND mot THE LIOtSE
THAT LICE DR LT, triow fifty-two blocks, COS,
cabling aim Gotaes .d mt. Panties.
Also, aloe wort-moot of CARD GAMES, PrZ•
ZLF-9.
Fancy Goods.
WRITING DESK
PORTFOLIOS.
PAPIER MASCHE rotivotios,
rucvaintrm BOA
CHEQUER AND CHESS BOARDS.
CHESS AND CHEQUER BOARDS .
LADLES' IANCT PCILQES.
YIN'S POCKET Baoxs.
GOLD PENS AND CASES
LADIES. COMPANION,
BOXES Or PAINTS.
TRANSPARENT SLATEA.
And a groat rarloly of otbor tueful far..y art
ria.ttable fur the ELlfdaya.
W. L GrLD.RIMMEEY,
aro. 43 FIFTH ATREET
PPPOSITZ TIN! THEATB S
LADIEs
FOR GENTLE:N.IE3i
FOR CIILLDRE X
FOR EVERYBODY
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR
PRESENTS!
The llllidaya ara feat approaching, and Prerybody
will La on at. loolicut for sontelldug good and nor
•Icrhk for regents Nothing can ho more. apprw
pct... Aar a prt•ent than the following artlolw.:
PHOTOGRAI'LLIC ALBUIII3 !
ALL STYLES, ALL PRICES, ALL MATERIAL.
Over . ..Wkludls of the dlEforeat mokos.
ALtes the great PHILADELPHIA ALBUMS, witti
guards, considered the beet wad..
■T Oar Prices Defy. AII.,PC
We Leto also • l.'-go variety of Porte-Ifonuales,
Pocket sl..oks, Wallets, Pocket ANvo o, Ladles'
Prima, Toy Books, Carl Phorogra_pka, Pocket Ell
bles. for Oscars Tables. Pori&lhmc Chsa.r
Boards, Checkers, Chess. l;ssoes oral! kinds, Holiday
Books or all descriptions, Lastlg. Work Ca..l, C0.r.1
Lases, to WlS.:teat kinds of GILIDNI, and other stile/es
too numerous to tocatlon.
WHAT IS NICER FOR A PRESENT THAN A
YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO A MAGAZINE OR PAPER
We furnish them, at Publisher. take, at
J. W. PITTOC.ES ALBUM DEPOT
PIPT/1 WIWI% OPPOBITE SAE P. 0.
&Wale
pROTOGRA PEI ALBUMS I
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS!
A TITLL LINE JETS' RECEITED
And stIS be eold et LOPIYII PRICES than any other
aIrAPECTABLE LIOIIIIZio the Wee.
A VABILTY Or
Books, Papers and Magazines
Ai, y. os b. d.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ara n•trectfliDy fa
vitgd to call and - mail.. lb. stock aad prfam, at
JANI3B T. SAMPLE'S,
Lrrznaur 1t51T0101711,
No. BO Federal 154., Allegheny
deltlaa
pURVIANCE'S -
PHOTOGRAPH ROOHG •
counza nnit LSD MAILKST sTßarrs,
(td and 24 dories, <..r Elchludsaree store
PrrnIMI4II. PL.
PiiOTOGZ2.IYHB,
Of every aka sad atyle, plata or colored, from the
DLit. to Cabinet and life etre.
Pri Oarte
1711 tronld m 8 the at.
Gatti. of the AGED AND La - vrint to the
by
m
onalbfilty of Oils eirtahltatommt, being reached by a
etagleshort flight of num Prime moderate, and
satisfaction attaranteed m726,lyaginerla
VINE DWELLING ON PENN ST.
roa satas.—Tho large threewtory E RICK
DWELLING, No. 65 Penn etreet, below Day elm%
LE offered for ml.. Price KU.. The homo la well
built, tarnished with martdemantels, gee ii.oct water.
Large yard .d alley fa the t 0.,. Any ore wishing
I. see the hanoi ran eat uteagb
er O idde gate on
P.m ahwet. JOHN W the
AT, Jr.,
uolgtoglal timetokleywille P. 0.
OIL CLTY:--To any one in Oil City
N... 1 that. has old condemn.' OIL .o WBISELT
BAJZIMIX, and vant. to sell them, an caL
O. LOOS rs mar= sIIOP.
80114* Back o/$ kfranlotork's Wamho
EMBROIDERIES!
A hal itaclk.
nun! 00.
rri o l3slC-4,suite of two4orgoconzmu
.l al:4114 sad Itaad.cody fofilibed itiosi• o r
ktidabat
, Ilitabzuvi, belatelreattroor *Mum VI
WuOND
STAZILT • .
• ' TRIM of oil
oarimikortau t i;
irr,ista ri rs
l'i"4 • ' . 14111174 rIiZAMErg•
.msxW•Kc-.--- 1
mo. m
As,
itilaki IMMO:, SUVA.
.TILEDIC.M.
HC.ISYHb~
HOMEOPATH /0 REM/CHICO,
FOIL TIIIE PEOPLE
n lly_ z n - 11.17' TITS' PECIPLIJ SAT
Th. endersfweed haring neeclPraL HUIIPEIJISTeP
SPEOIFIC DOMEOFATIIIC 1111X1D1153 In oar
famil/e. wall the mad satimactor7 mutts, and hay
, Log full cc.L.s.lenco In their gentaltierle an sad
! efficacy, Lbw/Italy re•ommand them to all pond&
erbu ntsh L.. bete Late, rcliabla and :m- ac s maw
die:. at hand for prlrnte or demeAtlc ass.
The Bor. Wm. Moron, edit,, of the Northern I.
dc-p0,'....r. Anto., N. Y.: the Dew. E. IL Crenv.
D D.
Bowen`or of dr. Peter's Church, Auburn. N. I •;
the . I. / rm, Chaplain of the :Auburn Stara
Prison; teller. Spencer N. Rice. Deinter, New Bed
ford, Maas.; the Dor. Allen Steele, of Naar York Con.
Cavaco . liar Nee. 6 , ....1 Niel:Ads, of rant Gene."
Contemn •. N. Y.; the Her. P. d. Pratt, Dorset, Tt•:
t.oer. John Pi noble, Fletaltli A. D. Hart logo
Clic., N. Y.; Or Ire. Neel Dow, Pot timid. 1i..; the
lbw. fichnylcr Colfax, Bosh
th.o/mi.:
rP. flumphreyw, N Y. ; Henn D.Cook, lg.,
P thy Ro etit. of the (Ai. R.ale Jourecti, Cadembret, Ro n. It. IL Graham, Moline, Ill.; the Rom. Thos. :
J. CL.., Mostly:llu, Fla.; the Mom Joseph Dom.
dirt. 01.1 ca, N. Y.; 'Wm. Bristol, 8.., Ihree, 0 T.
a. S. fined, Esq., Utica, N. Y.; Jolt. tlaaktit, EN..
Nsahrille, Tent,.
LL9T OF SPECIFIC EEMEDIEII.
1--Yw F.Ter, thitritortion and India:melon.
No.'s—F o r Worn, peer, Warm Colin and Wetting
the Bed.
No. 3:-For (7.140, Crying, loathing, and Wakeful
ete. 02 Infante.
Ma=
•
N;+. n --Fur Or/penis, Lys/se/cry, or Blo,di
Flux-
Mnrat
Se. P.--Ydr Tootleeebe, rate-actin awl Scaratxta.
n--Fee Bent.e.hc, Vertlgo. Ileat and )',1b...
the Bead.
No. In— 14erprpia P. l.—For Weak and
artoterk. Coastlpatlein am', Meer OoripLainLDe ranged
No. ll—Por tont: Ir. , "taraco—Sciwty, Kiehl
or Suppreseed Periods.
No. I2—.For Lericorrboa, Proftwo reuses, and
Bearing Doom of Females.
No.l2—For Crowp, Harmon Cough, Bad Dreathbag.
No. 1.1--,Sok gloom H D.—Per idreffietaa, rank-
Dime, Pimple, Co the Pane.
No. 1 3 .-Bheentatio PPle -Forrein, Lament" or
14ov:wee lu the Chest, Dock, Loin. or Limbs.
A—For Fever .ad Ague, Chill Fervor, Dumb di...
trd Illeraanagod Agues.
P—For Pao., Dllad er Bleeding, internal - or Ex
ternal.
o—Por Sore '
Weak or Int Lamed Eyes and Eyidlda
Falling. Weak or Blurred Sight.
I.—.lnr Catarrh, of long standing or recent, either
with chertruction or profuse discharge.
W. C—For Whooping C.ough,.hatt.g 11 , rlolcao
and shortening Its mourn,
In all acute areas., eh ad Parer% Inflasemas•
thou, Diarrhea, Dystatet7, Croup, Rheumatism, and
such eruptive diseasm na Scarier Fever, ;Henske and
Erysitulvs, as advantage of girlie; tha
ulna promptly a obvioteL, rite all cash mem
of. sip:intim act like a charm. rutin( dim., is of
tsi arrretoti at onm, and It all mum Ilse violence of
the a: tick is made, tied, the Gude° rho:lewd and
nuelerut Ira, dangcrom.
Coogtot and Cold., which an of such fngnwt or
clamor., sod which so often lay the foundatioo of
diare Loop-, d Ccusannytio_ ,n may
all be ue
at d
once and by Brouch an
the Fever and Cough PULL
In all chronic diaearus. cock as Dyspepsia, Weak
Stomach, rovltip,tion. LI mr Complamad, Film, Fe
mat. Debility and Irregular/um, old Headache., Son
or Weak Eyre, Catarrh, Salt Mutant, and other old
eraption., th, CYO has sruelfica whom proper appli
cation sill afford acorn in minamt &ray Instance.
Once the core of a I,ldclo chronic difficulty, ouch m
V eJeroPem, or Catarrh. Headache or Female e
iukticsm, bee more that paid for the cane ten timesOVer.
•
Va.. of e 9 viels ootopletn, in toy new, and book. 6 Olt
Cann of 01 vials', ono book, plain . . CO
even of 15 notobnrcil boxes, eutni book 300
enne ~ f 6 bokre, nombored, and 150
mingle ank,born4 beam, ~ ! b dirrotlaw.. .......
Slagle lotion:11 bozo. ? %rot:
LkOrgo ease of 2 , n. . 1..,, for Plan ten sad plly
-61,15 00
OCR IILBSIEDIE-% BY BAIL.
Look ow the het, mak., op a caw of what Lind
yen eh..., stet Inctoatt the areeaut In a rare - rat note
or stamps,
,hangll to our address &id Broadway,
Net, rook the ntedtrhee ho duly retuned
by teen or expreee, tree of chem.
Ames Werrah.—ire daidzettu Attire., eating
of for the rale orenr remedies In entry tows or
omm.ta.ity In ho ruts. 4 num.
ALSO SPECIFICS,.
.1•44...., or Preathe.--Opprerthl. Effkruth la
bored Itrething, attended with Cough and Expecte
nasen. Paw, want. per do_
For Deereeepre red Isteefarre.—felso herr • le. o,
the Ear, the result of Ethrlet /ever, Measles or Her. isle. Yor !stn..* in the Head, Ilardnela of Hear.
Jog, and Bingos In the Ears, and Ear-ache. Prim
30 e.nts per box.
For Forofolo.—Ealorgesi Glenda Enbs.ged and To.
dursted Tuned., Swellings and Old bleenb hors fob,.
Cacherr of Ch il dren. Prior, 00 cants jar boa.
Ter Geared Ability.—Phyathst hereon, Weak
ness, eitbeo the :tooth of Sectneet or
lizotastra Nadine,
eino, or Ethansting Discharges. Prths, f.O nude per
box.
for TA-vv—TULL! Areamtantipes, Tumid Swell
ince with Pewit,. Becretioas. Price, be cents par
Der See 6icksess.—Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, Hatl
ess, Vomiting. 81clitnem from riding or motion.
Prices, 50 mats per box.
for Crwas, Li.rales.—r., Grassi, Raul Canall
Dlliacolt, Panful iirinatisu, Diseases of the Itid.e.o. ,
Price. 00 seats per
p.r &maim,/ —lnvoluntary
and consequent l i nntriation and Debility, 1 =1;
of civil habits. no most mineettefill and etillckint
remedy known, and may be rutind two non cum.
Price, with full ditsectiom, 51 per boy.
Pomo. who wish to place themselves toads, the
professions! care, or to seek ads!. of Prof. num
lIIKEYS, can do so, et his office, No, OG2 Broadway,
dal y, from s a. m. to /3 p. m., or by letter.
J. M. FULTON,
Fifth Street, (Nu...ed. DuiWing.)
Beatizd door below the Net Ofitce,
dellWholesaja agent for eitbintrga and vicinity
pERFUALE6, - IX)ILE' AND FAI;CY
ARTICLES,
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
JACQUES' EXTRACTS OF PATCHOULI;
Do do MUSH;
N. DAZES'S WIDTH FUND LILT; .
Do NEW MOWN HAY;
Do OI m.,uniow POMADE;
Do runaEL do;
Do princomp., hope .44turudi
Do TraNcirA.xxi SACHET MLA
FINE SO.A.PS,
81.14 es OLTCEIIINE, uriNzr 5 JOCKEY "CLUB
Th. large LL aodAst stak of
Dressing Combo, Mar, Tooth nd sW
Brushes,
EY.r bIOODLt to thte city
Tooth Soaps, Tooth Pastes & Powders,
Of the tact Talky,.
NIGHT ELOOMMO CEREIII3—MALoas;
TD HAM OIL;
EME roxabr—r. IL. Flak;
BIIREETTS COCO/kJ:EL;
Do EA.LISTIIOII-.
Uo rposnueL;
AYER'S PILLS;
Do SARSAPARILLA;
Do MIMI PECTORAL.
Choice Liquors.
_.
Tine
is
Itroady.-. - --.....Nr 21Ortii, 21 - O0
Pots Brandy {grant, litti____, o 260
Pon. Bm.d.r. r.• Faintly Ins-..-.. - " . 210
Bpszkilng estambs W itss....--.--: .'2 CO
Do de do •--» " / 0 0
Bison do do -____. " 100
210d1's Sben7 Wimp_ . 2CO
Do .finterinn, by ti;;;1i07,24 (6.
Dbooloo.b Wine. for Curtly use. o .2 00
Pars Port Wins, fur Wally oss.--
." I 7
lifadelta i nte_.,. -_ - -
Villottl strictly para..--
&rub= in iy.....-...............
BILLLSOHAMIS 0/MUTES, !Si dus Trßistro,
and Moustaches.
BATCHELOR'S RAIZ DYE, 'Brown oi Rl**.
BASIS s
OHRISTADORO'S do; ..
' do;
Mrs. EL A. AMES'S lIAIM RtSTORATIVE.
.._itnovrtra•suonniAL nwenui n,, r St
caugas.--.- --- , • '''' 1.?4"
....ptrazoryczytist. for ci5....,. a. ...' ' ~,,... "
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