The daily Pittsburgh gazette., January 12, 1864, Image 2

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The work of reconstruotinuthe Union,
, braken,-by fronton. and secession, is now
itappily - Ina4nrated, and Is working as
• Smoothly; kindly, and constitutionally tp
any [meccas we have ever had in our corn
' plax system of' polities. No violence Is
iltroll to the rights of States, and no part of
the supremo authority of the General Goy
, ernment is surrendered.
-,'Sixte of the catc:Operettas of Anna-Stan
Lixttoza mar afoot to regard him as only
„tta village lawyer," more noted for his fie
callousness than • for his talents and states
' inattsitip—they rosy oven Welt to deride
his simple, homely, straighbforeard Ideas
- as expriesed in phraseology all his own;--
but when the world shall see the shattered
„..
- fragments of a torn and bleeding nation re
eared, underlie plastic' band, to their Itha
ca in this magnificent temple, with more
flan their primitive order and beauty;-
- Whenposterityshall gaze upon these things
from a higher and clearer standpoint than
nowoecorpj, they will assign to that
extraordinary men a place among theirsi
ettiteen of any age; or, itigher still, re
.„. cognise him as achesen instrument of Bear
. An, chosen to effect a great deliverance, not
- Only of millions of men, crushed under in
tolerable bondage, bat:of a *hole nation,
which had suffered itself to_be drawn so.
the yoke of the meanest,
proudest, and moat arrogant oligarely thst
*Nei 0 1 1sii4
The President, in his into proclamation,
set torMri o deer for the return—not of rebels,
•• as such, not of any political institution'
created by Sehollion, not of the Confedersay,
(for that is utterly ignored,) not of indlvid- - ;
oats, (although they too may return tattler
allegisnoe,)tut of States—States with exam
, pilled rights and powers—States under the
control of loyal mon—aneu who stand up'
far liberty, not slavery, for demoeraey, not
aristoeracy. One-tenth of the number of
snob es east their votes for President in
.:1860 is sufficient to re-estabileh the govern
meat of a State, and bring it back into the
• Union;
s The Proclamation of Emancipation of
, January 1, lbt33, disposed of the question of
slavery in all the rebel P.,atee, except Ten
nessee ; and as the national government is
determined to keep goal foith with that ' ,
portion of the population of those States
most directly Interested in that great intro_
meat, the holding of slaves is, of course,
unlawful; therefore, in. those States, laws
for the abolition of slavery ore not required;
- for the work is already done. It therefore
follows that those citizens : who take the
oath of allegiance to the Government of the
- Union, must accept it under that condition.
Of eourso none but those who aro willing to
have slavery utterly abolished will - accept
the condition% and resume the eremite of
their rights es citizens.. Thus hats the
alayeltolders, together with their darling in
stitution, tumbled into the pit, which, in their
blindness and meaner, they digged for
themselves, _
- As slavery and treason are identical in
their nature, instinete and interests—ae the
ono IS the offspring of the other, so In their
downfall and death they will not be divi
de]. Slavery gave birth to the Confederacy,
and Les been,"during its brief and troubled
_existence, its solo animatiog principle. In
deeds* blended ore- these twin monster!,
that they necessarily rise or fall, aw
oke° or perish, together. Hence the Presi
dential edict against Shavery,as the strength,
the mainstay and the corner stoat of the
Rebellion; gave tho_death-blow to the Con
federacy; and, by an equally loczamble
aeceesity, toe Confederacy, in its fall, car
ries slavery with It. Its votaries will fight
tontine longer, simply because they have
nothing left for which to fight, Thus boa
Ile great bone of contention, which has
'kept tho American people In strife for so
many Years, anti which seemed to be a
things strong, and so interwoyen with out
',national existence, that it put as'fault the
uttnest skillet onr wisest etatesmeo, either
to arrest its - aggressive programa or sanity
'ita demands, vanishes before thofiery breath
'of war like the baseless fabric of a vision.
We shall not give to man the glory which
to due to GoU alone, in the achievement of
Otis great delirerande; yet it is not wrong
to crown with earth's highest honors the
man whom, Ei has chosen as his instru
ment In the accomplishnient of this work,
...and to 'hold up. to the admiration of his
conntrymeri that simple, quiet, well-titned. I
and consummate skill with which he ap_
plies tho right messuro at the right time.
The heart of the coosti7'lvas stirred to
Its depths at the brief and 'Simple recital of
the touching scene at - Springfield, wherafr.
Jean Lc, on leaving his vdetiscone to enter
Upon the fearful mission tq <which Prey'.
deuce and hisconntrymon had called him,
. .• •
turned terhis'zieighterrs ' and begged their
payers in his behalf, - Gls faith in his GOD,
so touchingly expressed on the! ocessip,
has been severely tried, bat it has not
failed; and now he sees its end approach
fug, even the salvation of his country.
, ,
Loulatemn Govensorv.
If the old notion be true, that numbers
- give strength, then moat assuredly, We hays
no State which, in Oubernabstial power,
can be compared with the Stabs of Loins,-
ut. nalk.aoTereignty" is at_present in
posse esion - o4 loaded down with, controlled
and distracted by no less than four °over
' mars, First there;ll_ the Governor whine
ta
acts hove petal., who is in_ aubstance and
- reality what his office and title.dietate-.
Gen: Shipley. Me reihience is at "Head
quarton, City Hall,' New Orient* and
there he all - ends to the legitimate buelneu
of bin petition, with :he sword to maintain
prtmedares. There comes: neston the
- strange catalogue one RiddelL Goy
eirnor of the State of Louisiana," who:hill
"had Ma 'Zeal credentials pets - anted to
Puppets by Messrs. Coltman and Field.
Who Mr. 'Riddell may be, we. are at a lemt
to know. There used to reside. in the city
II carriage dealer of that -name, but ;21 2
&Coals to comprehend how any, even of the
_ strange political mutations which have
vexed-the Pelican Mato, should have rolled
him into the Guhatuttorial chair. There is
next one Moore—his distinguishing rumen-
*laws in the large fatally of that name is
not given—who-arrogates arrogates to Lionel? the ;
*Moe and. title: Being a vagrant in the
immure of Welters' Lon Miens and tho bayous
" of eastern' Textta,his claims cannot he con
sidered of moment. Re, however, ia among
%lOC/antrum." To conclude the lengthy;
• - liet--ettingly p`acod - tho end—lathe aele
brated"Zames Hoehnnazi ldcPhorion, - - . the 1
.Aphiloppber of Madisonville," a little wet
'
eying place in tha.ooso ref Lake.. row:4 N
train; of tad, we think:a donghtydbpntint
with Governor:Paul.Hebert, and a peat
Influenie amo ng- time 'otos who never
"attended the :polls;, , slt - is stated that he
„j. - - errors into cZoo, 'by a bar:keeper et Maditanvtila
- - ,
into Inch and 'OS anomilotisieleineritt's
- _ ,- .havatho.sebolliticeprotvdmus of a, peak
-,wealthy and latistetantliMitis dcnalgo . ref
- Fremont Altai . . stnni'licatione," lit is to 1,.
bope4 that fiiivemor and '.Geitoral - Ehiplpy
IFULttrtbi-400e1i$0,
E=M=3l
Vitisiturgy
D D 4fe 49.
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jjAlt MOBlirlaz:31:-.....^YAN. 1261.
neeottinrtiettOn:
P. hr.—Your husband is in the rebel
army, and you ask us to supply you with
bread. Why do yen do this 1
Mrs. Maud threw ailde the Cy Of the
tent; andjust outside stood Zee small chit.
drew, rho had but • single article of cloth.
ing—• light, homespun cotton wrapper—
on each, though the wind was blowing c
ly cold from the north. "They bare not had
• mouthfal since yesterday morning," mid
Sin it, "and not halt enough for ale
months."
•
The appppeal was Imesbitable; the ?mast
starakal then told VW he would administer
the eatkaad rather reel. On being asked
to subscribe her name, eke replied that she
could not write, and 7 otewowlingly a resort
was had to the mark.
Schuyler Coll ut in the Printing °Sim
Snivel Wilkenoti , Sup, formerly of the
Buffalo pram now of the N. Y. nave, In his
admirable - address as presiding officer at the
~P iste dinner" given at Washington reeently
to Speaker Colfax, related ths following pleas:
oat Incident;
Math= years ago, at one o'clock of • win
ter moonlight morning, whits the horses In the
stage roan in which I was plowing the thick
mod of Indians wore befog' changed at the
'tavern In South Dead, I walked the footway
of the priori sit street to stake el a great
wariness I saw a light through a window.
Ilia, wilt° Itegistex," was legible above It,
and Isswtluroagh the window a man in his shin
siestas walking eptickly about like one that
worked.. I panted and looked, and imagined
iih,o; thi pika,.24, &boat the lateness of thi
hear to which It was protracted; sod I won.
dead If he wait a de b t, ant struggling ta gst
one „ end it his wife was aspeleUng him and
had lighted a new audio for his 000llog, and
If ha was vary SM.. A coming step Inter
rupt.; this When Su walker
reached my elde l-rejelitsd him, and as we
went I=Osked- bisnquestleal, aid macron/
workuuut
the/ WO alma . the "in his et
r sleeves; hate o ort o of matt is he?' W
"Its
is vary good to tlif peon ha works hard; he Ii
rsochible with the people; be pays his debts;
he ma sate Adviser ; ha doesn't drink whisky;
Mkt - depend on AIM all this part of lodises
"bellow* is biz." Troa.that day to this I
:have asi6 Vaunt *pelts Beath Bend Bestietsr
withonakhinking et this etilogy, and envying
the mattwhe hadinstirsatitlad Iblinself to it
in thildswn. of ishitnanhOot
Eairsc= o4 . 4l Um/L -4 goakt;llA
iron Bath* 3 " 1116 1,ull that ddPbuildtts
and viten of au city tivo acid. ship.
0 01, 0 1 to E itSietiPst egtaketeo: 0 162totat.;
meat of the wir, to stecomt to PADA*
gold: Ot GU Own V,1X0,000 i "DI on
&lola to XtgroPft• . - •
Brick'inking:
the following- letter on "brickmaking,"
ytittert by Ms. John Skirsing, of German
town, appeared recently in the Philadelphia
Ant:
In your fiVaS of last Saturday, I read an
article headed 'Sow the Business of Brick
making may be Improved." In no part of
the world is there more room for improve.
moats in the art of making and burning of
brick, than in the United States, owing, in
samemeasure, to the cheapness of feet in
former years. Brick are made ell the year
round, and oven during the severe winters,
in Northern Europa. In the wa rming of
cur dwellings by heaters, - warm air, warm
water, and steam,..wii.nrolibead of the world;
but in the economy of heat and fuel, we are
*long way belrimkespeeially in the burn.
tog sf brick., I know a firm in A easels
that are now doing a large businets in fill
big op buildings with Its appliances, ma-
Ohinery;ltio., for making of brick, at all sea
&Mir, worindby stetted, and with the waste
'Mara, tho Landin g , together with the heat
from thakilae , keep, the clay and drying-
MOM at • delightful temperature. Thedry
ing rooms being over the kiln, the bricks
are dried quicker than in any ether way,
and the medium' is so nicely arranged
that tho clay is tempered and conveyed to
the mould, and from the mould to the upper
1 1 story, or drying-toms, and thence to the
ecnah in the same way as the grain
it raised in those monstrous 'hidings in
Chicago, requiring little or no band-labor,
and, although labor in the country where
those =ebbing are work is very low—a
man gets sixteen to eighteen cents podgy,
the women (for most of the work is done
by them) ten to fifteen cents per day, and
they, onto? that small pittance, maintain
themselves, notwithstanding the cheapness
of labor, they find it more profitable to em
ploysteam. The kilniaresoconstruetedthat
they never get cold, and in firing uptheydo
noteonsume more than one fifth of the fuel
used in clump or kilns la America. Intact.,
the kilns used around Philadelphia at this
day are much the same as used in Rome,
where they made and burnt bra to build
those woaderfnl piles of brick work the
Baths of Caracalle and the aqueducts, and
the stuns at Pompeii, where they made the
brick to build the Senatori am. At the great
exhibition in Paris, in 1854, there were a
slumber of models of machinery for making
of brick, klieg, Ac., since that day great
itoprovemenst have been made in that
branch of tho business; in the exhibition
in South Kensington, London, in 1882, there
was still a =Loh greater number of im
proved models, quite a number In operation
making up clay. The most oompleto are to
be found in Anatel% Hungary, Northern
Germany, Tyrol, Switserland, Zurich, on
Lake Constance, one of the largest on the
Danube, below Vienna, making 40,000 brick
per day, besides draining and water tube
or tiles, when the thermometer isdown ten
to twenty degrees below rem; and the ap.
paratns is cheap. A machine for making
30,000 to 40,000 brick per diem cost about
I $l,OOO. No. 11, to make 4,000 brick per
Nude
$235. This, of count., does not in
clude building or kiln. I am satisfied that
the best machine I have seen could be much
improved. This is no new-f.stigled notion.
I have seen them at work in the neighbor
hood cf Carlsbad, Bohemia, tit the winter,
when the snow was knee deep. I have
mentioned this subject to several brick
makers, and one of them joking, asked me
if I knew where the Marine Bamoks were
at the navy yard, as much as saying tell it
to them. It seems strange that, with all our
gesitsadouream in this business, we are a
long way behind. I know of no business,
if properly started and managed by prac
tical men, that would pay a bigger divi
dend than cperpetual brick manufactory.
Such Is the opinioa of your humble servant.
Veedirig the iffresand Children of
While the rebels half starve our men
hell•by them as prisoner'', our GOvernment
is disbursing rations to tho amount of thous
ands of dollars daily tq the wive* and chil
dren of rebel soldiers coming within our
lines. A letter from Bridkeport, Ala, gives
an account of fortpfonr women who applied
for help from the commisaary in a tingle day:
They ware all required to sign the oath, and
of the number only three could writs well,
and thirty-five eonid not sign their names.
Twenty bad husbands in the rebel army,
while the husband of only one was in the
rail= army; the rest were widows. One
owned 400 acres of land, but her slaves
had been carried off by Bragg, and she bad
neither money nor provisions, Ono case ia•
given as a aample of nearly all :
Provost Marshal—Are you a widow?
Mu. Itiou-d—No sir.
P. 31.—Where Is your husband?
Mrs. R.—With Bragg, In the Third Ten
nessee cavalry.
P. M.—Your husband 13 In as rebel
array; when did he jotn It?
Mrs. R.—Two years since.
P. M.—Did he ♦atunteer?
Mii==
P. 31.—Bat the rebel conscription law tree
not then in Cone.
Mn. 4.---But thoy told him that it would
Boon be, and he had bettor volunteer.
P. IL—Was he not a strong secessionist
from the start?
Mrs. R.—Yes, Le thought you wanted to
sla deprive no of our rights , end take all our
ve&
P. M.—ilow many slaves did he awn?
Mrs. U.—None.
P. M...—Had he a plantation?
Mn. B.—No;als.
P. K—What property had he?
Writ R.—Nothiat he lived by day's work
P. 31.—Why, then, was he so fearfu
about the slaves?
- Mrs. ll:—Because he wu afraid the North
would put the zappers on en equality with
us.
Sir John Itotering on the Woe.
The Philadelphia Rscfinubllthes thn i•
log extract frog a late lettar
guished rebolar, statesman and diploma:lA,
Sir Jahn Roirrlng. Sir John Boring WWI
formerly Minister to Chian and 1./avert:or of
Hoag Zoog, and 1a ae prevent accredited
illklfiiill2l &fluffier Pleuipotentiary to London
and Park :
"We all play, with anxious solicitude, for
the termination of your fearful domestic
strifes. Ts the propriety of our absolute at -
stention I think all reasonable persons agree.
There ore and must be great differences of
Opinion as to what the selution of this level,-
ed and direful question will be, bat I tan sure
the voice of honest England wttl be that pros
perity 13121) be extended, no d ',zoo be ree b.re
to the distracted Imolai element, among you.
There will be mesh erroneous Judgment row
lei/ out of Iroperf , et knowledge, and metlal
itieunderetuadi tag the remits of t he km, smelt
of each; but England's heart is souvi t-
wards you, and England's trno in toe tell, are j
associated with your Troll being nod doing."
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Heavy Receipts of Cotton and Sugar.
The receipts of cotton and sugar, at St.
Louis and Cincinnati, have been immense
within the last fel. days. The namer of
eight boats from Memphis and New Or
leans are reported, all being loaded, to a
greater or less extent, with Cotton, sugar
and molasses. Tke aggregato of each of
these articles arriving within twenty-four
.hours, amounts to 1,840 bales of cotton,
1,652 hogshead' of sugar and 803 barrels
of molasses, besides a considerable amount '
of other articlos from the Southern market.
Tho Naw:Orletne P:ecyurir, estimates the
total receipts of cotton at that port since
the lot of September, at 48,700 bales. These
figures are trifling in comparison with the
receipts of the same staple at New Oe.
leans before the war, but they nevertheless,
show that the trade is reviving. It is thus
the people of the South will gradually be
convinced of the advantages of peace and
the ruinous consequences of war,
The Growth of etaleap.
.Ttio following table compares tbo official
returns of the pnpelation of Chfosgn, showieg
sti astonishing growth
70 1644
4 81.1.1049 ........
7.000118'0
.....
VICO
Thus, In thirty-three years, a colony of
sernoty persons has grown into it city of
nearly 140.000 population.
MIHtiIESIPPI MARI Nf;
otoe.—Lt A.) GlBtltt , I. , rht Eat ..f
raii BrAretb, to Itin tty Iterrottles
from W,. e Dtpareneent.weel erne Is Atsc,l est Ins
present the SI A TO11•S 0 rrirE 1•11 tt
UIVIDE.SII
err, nr Prrreuraun Cs. Pot rave, I
Jadoa
The Ti...tua u,. . Pittard -Mb re Il
a. tn, inst. )
ON day designs! a lilt:dead uf TWO DttL LA Ils
AND PIPIT DENTA PER SHARE: the C. whet
Mock, 6 , rth• It h, to bt , A . S.b.ltie,e or tarty
lon] representative..
JatVll4 J •CIFA It . (711111 , TT. Tr.. neer.
NOTICE.--A THE
Snekbolders et Hee PITTSBURGH IIAZ LITE
ASSOCIAIItIii rill be h , ld on Toesiny, January
13, 1364, at 3 ptan, LL Hail, lt...Yesu'a
Building, ours, rtedu end w.'tor etr,te, Q.
%be runs*. st fully :,,,,,13,214 C vatd Asscirtiou.
sloutlor e•C I/Incises end ~ther utßxre, adcptiso et
By-lays, mud It,, ttensvtl. nt roust, .ether
es may be branent More D.« no-t tug.
ROBERT At•IIIPOLTLI,
P. M. LONG,_ J• ?UN W A TT,
M. 111.h.K
Patt.l4,,argh,f,e-111.
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Cie Tllls.—The A ]Dyer
held ha the Library 11.wrn. e.au•-r of het, Rod e
UAL etirets, aa 3101 i La r E , r.N.N:I, Jae
To'cludc. &Tante at the re e Lk", .
Saatlln, Co.ra!itr, ..I Troe•arr, IL .1;
tae preveated , alter le blab ce •
ii• .4 log iiroi,r3 . all
be ehatnti Sr- the easztliv yeer h”todi,i s 4 ,re
NT1L.1,10.. &watery, Trrh,rxr, ere
nine Auditor, Pidlit th.fe at 9
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1a.11.0.1. Pttf•busgh, Jan. tt.
MERIING ot."I lIE K
1101.1fiRS of The Pittsburgh no. L.rzolo s ,
ham Passurger 11411trAwel Comm", • lit Oa Lei or.
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o`eLek ro, 2i the 31031. tll
Flttsherg - h, at which. Iluro awl Oar* .n rise:too tn.
13Loottus 0111 1....1,1,1 to .err., fiu
par. Wn. K. SieuOS , 11,crstory.
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For Childr•n,
MI DOE DI VI DEN D. — . I . Look.
IV holders of IL. Pitz,lowyh d/l^e'd..7
13
Orkhge Ornamet, et El lk..roby s.
that • 11.11 , .1 .101. e•gr. CENT , gr THI:LE
DOLLAti *Si ILIA:LE. bet boon i bin dey do.
rltnet ens of the eernlngt of am yeti toe tooctlat,
pxyabte brtherlth.
lanchry 50, Ihel.riuss. S. BISSELL,
Drfin
Atraintrox 11w:sat:at Co., 1
Pittsburgh, J.. 4, IFXi.
U.DIVIPEND.—The President and
Dir ar. of fhb CLampany bare thia day de.
inland. Ditidortd of ODD DtrtiLAit rEit elle RD,
out of tha profit. of tea tad els mouths, to, of ti.rr
towboat. Tax, payabto fttrt.tholchus on ur fetter
litto llth taataol,„ D. IL DODS,
JigklOS brorutat7.
GLIDAN In. AND eAVJACA rAst
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[O.A SPECIAL .11ELl'INLI 'THE
STOCIEBOLDIrtti of tills Bank 60
it the Banking Honor, au MatNlkAr, tho 11th
si 9 o'ci.ict.p. at., to world, the propriety of W
m:sang the Capital block,
j. 53. Mtn. A. ENPLT. emtilar.
non N.M." Dasa or Pronto:son l
(Lab Piethwyk
Pltubvilb, Doe, T,
W AN EIEgTION for Nine Directors
of this book ‘lll be hrld am the SECOND
'll 7 / 1 2DAY, 11411 dry of January sectbaler. the
boon of 11 a, oz. goad 2 p.
deatif JOHN D. ECCLLY:CnahIer,
OVIRBT NATIONAL BANK, AL
LEGUICXY —An Election for aloe Dirrows
of thb Mak till be heLS oo toe SECOND TITE.9-
DAY, MY Jettoo7 newt, between the hour.Lf
=i o'olock s , rho teat of the Pfeettoolce
fLtyla td t Dank.
T. H. XIETIV, 14oiddc3L
ir - eirrsilultoll SANITARY LAM
• atirrsz.
,p sad Dcpcaltary, be Fourth X eeeee
Bat nice Wood and Markei Eltrsea.
Pamorry—THoll.6.B BAKE-WELL
Eacanamr—JOSCPll IL If LINTER
Tuaarzas—JAXE'S PARK, fr
Cloatrltnstlaes of mancy sad coati lialci!.l.
Blum ant to al pasta a the arm
Ink:lastUs Oarslaud tro relaikm tho skit .od
wounded to tb• Camas sad litopttslo.
The ErelghS oel goalie dnoctoot hp pad bon.
daunt prrrarnou BANITAIIT CW111117364
cawrninatrEi.
!O.:CORONER-4 oib ALtrecuNo,
the first Ward, Allegbeey, will be a mull
dap forGorener of All m beolo .fla7..advot to lb
decision of the earalog Oven ty trof. C 01111.6130011.
4614:t0
re 11, 1 1c1 ;111 (4 , ati Air—ri,
QH.INGLEd--51,000 Na-1 S'plit, for saio
t... 7 It No. IBf Liberty street.inn U. NIDDLE.
MEW BACl.l,.iiTgr---j sift/ELDERS
AND B. O. DAMS !sr sale tkr
CHAS. L. VALDWELL.
rorass First and nariust strestr.
M LE75141,s
..l i t i Ctriaza, Tatar on %Lord ODlMavatio.
100 0 in"
FLOUR, varioue•brancts
ttr a& by LINDBAT TELFOtti).
y ..... _ F0r
►1
mils, that well known balktins on nay,' stmts.
lormstly onstVed as no pcblbhing crake of lb*
Plitsbalsb Genes. kogolra of
jattts WM. M. SHINN, 137 Irnovill oft.*
- -
NEW SUGAR CURED RAMS.
Cada ae. kbasr Cara 4 Owns and Lrtbi Deb
PPS *NI snake bola' awl tor ana. by
jeklw =COX L PAKRICII.Na Marty st.
Q,TEA.3I. kNOINN FOE IsAl:Kf 8
).7 hero power, with boiler, awl arm ma com
plete; twatly now, aad tanning onto, Will to
sold at the low price of VZ. apply to
Et IfeLa IN key.. IflV Poorth ot
- ET.-11. au* of two larat• comtuu.
fmattheinoo3l9 TO
LW?, sttbmt Wan!. on 11.14 LIAT of Lola. is FEO.
OXD sturr. Plttamrah.
A GOCID WESTERN FARAt. 01.160
wincit..er gg yd gutto low pin sa per o , r;
.altvOtted In oaf of tko ton oatottlio fa lowa- Stre
.bltztot to *II to tilos ar009,4'
- 0 00 . 0 000 lEttorokto lump ooqt, sb.,.
fn- rivet sae. Apply to .
• 4. 11 SOLA/ 8 *CO.:102 Fourth o:mt.
Au 1.3 f: : .1 ukt r ,Alyery ety
XOBl/14 ginwnitrat....
•
oIDIi • E II 7IBEX.C.T7
_ • y
rcr sale, 24 fret front on
the
he le
nn • L, 1-0 1 . /yr de/ p to .Inbn street.
o
prom, era epoly re
Jei. S CCM It CRT .1 RONA, 61 Market et.
LOGAA STREET.—For sale, 11
e :tory Crld: D2rlllnr; [lnane, of ball, par.
tor, 1111102 room, klrehen, trllar, end Ilre shan.bers,
j•nl Arr.lr to
tail :1 C1;111.221 . 2 SONS. 31 Its het
kJBUT IN
..5,11b0 Ibm frrnh Putter;
our /b.n tbs. e nrlOran. for HA, . o; :00 rselnyn end Chlekenk
1:044 000 /1. nen fresh;
0100 Li, g I:1/ bre. ',Owe cluing 0//ehen..
trl/1/0/0,
" 1004 s^e ersrl erd
22Nerrd arse rot .
rota nt 103 Llhurryntr...l.. nil
jet r
H. RIDDLE.
ti CK Elt EL, ,tel —On
LDN kisl.,Y 3110 +2:1310. J.. ISM, el 10
, sOl 1d.... dm Satre Voooo.
13n 1,1 rkltn
W 1,,, • 1 ,4.1) R/1-ina.
L. G . 1••n,e 1
' 15 hall 1,1,1 0 :Ira • Mackerel i
Dar, Ch....,
ro,:s ha, 0 ia+ a q ot or Dood Groostfve. ,
3• , 2 • DA 518 IIcILWALLIS, duoVni.
von v t
R°'.l.l"ll,!'ALL 'au""aitt
R °
•
Coca mt•alon Mr rollsuat. 6 lirokeras
Pctroirnni and Us Products,
Ft, • x ot t
.Ip.•P .•••Intptlin. 61nple half
tltx fxr ri.,
c• •at tssoroxab:c rat ••
A FINE 61qCK OF WHITE GOODS.
lndl• Twilled Long Cloth.
Ftve.quatrter Preurb Cambria
S4lphl 414 Cheated Musllns, Hellcats
Dimity and Embroidered Bands
Dobbin, Edstngs, •(e,
rcu !BLS LOW AT
WRITE, ORE et CO.'S,
NOTlCE.—Buying taken our annual
lusoutory, svii ars prepares! to afar to our
ar..l Wu public ireperaily, itnr old stock nf
Lawns and Summer Dress Goods
LIVV PRICES
Alan • t - ,,..efal won ul of
tiouseLeepivg Goods, !loop Aklrts, B.
RIOr shll - 1.1, Cloaks, Shawls,
EMI=
1.12 2t
`,VA I.
CSEIP AS ErEtt.
,r Kos:, s w s ~ods, I c
bslan. of coywt: Ins et... It at old ptl.
tiol 31a..., Ist. snd eve.
Jolt J.J3 11. fillitlLS IST Mart. stn.,.
cl"l'r:A NI SAW MILL Ftlli SALE, situ.
On 11. , - bai,k lb. , Obi , tho Der.
cf , fO. irk., 12 nallp. 01 , m t:• city. Tb• rm
in nr , l-r, 1. raMhln rf n...
S.l ft, In :rngth, adenlrabl, 1 -, lolllctot.l for
Sag
70 furtl,..r I ,, srtinlars 6.1,114,a,
bAelkiai k 11. . 1 /A{TZ6,
Pox 47. Sewl,kkyville P. 0 , Pa.
77ASIvt'SKY
A.... „ lit F.E T. —Fur Bale or to
Ire. • heal. cor ttint.-every 138101 REM
onsvalolog iss,oos, ostuora No. 09 fiso.
ds'. y irrost, (f. , areb hoe= elsoy• Nov
J. 9. !;lot's (.harsh, wstoo Adds I NO" , NY NI
g.sn aprll I.L Thu Is ear of the tr,t
tLe two onto*.
Inv". ' r 0121 , 111 a ca..
Al. If Vro , t•troot. Pitiebergh.
_
111.)1CN El LE . .S. BELLOII'B, h",
1 All ECICOUN,JaIIoary
n , 41 esl , l. al ter3l4.
•••• sir;". • ••••:
lx ar..lsltallar.
p• 1 :14•3• - nitl• arc,
3 fri. , •• 1 / 1 1.1k /tom,
Jail lIAVLY l 1.1c•1N3.3.3.73:/. itcnt•rs.
E.CS6k.l.s
t T A FTLII,Ntii , N„ Jeavar,
litL. y. : •91 b old et tb• CgrnmrrVel
.S.ale. 2.1 •ICeept, Brco , /*G.rp.t, Get*
Itat , log. Pent, w , 1.4 7,d, Hp. I Ono
Tatl (1.44. Tur , ial, t.at., titan.
S. 03, 1411111u.r ..tn 1.11. ..1.1.fy, LMI( Ware,
'll •rri
!Amp, ..te , r 11.41, taro
PA / railfr.see4 Co.
cm , SiW,l:, .'netnrard,
sr.r•n,
jai DA* /5 XeILIS t, Ackel'ra.
SEMIS
lIF ( . IILSI9 GREEN & BEAUS
2U IC •.4 ,
10 1.1,.. N 0 and Out,* Zu * ar'.
H: et.:. Prclo: A Gaorbfe 5.N... 1 L.,,t ow
3 d, do do Kris. do J.
to b. 1.• t tot lor.o.tlo,lm•PS.min
TO 1-21.11 61.. Nos. 1,9 sad 3 Sl.e.r.rirl;
ID t , L ..r..313 p: isru , V Ifoll.3,11;
10 n , i., darn bjrol,
0. tun/ >Li r.rt r,r. by
11:;D9AY al TeLVOIIO.
1.11 7t ST 1.1....ty al. rot.
V il . l iLE I' / //I".U.N ArSl.) Sti ll ..
/1 LISA! 1:4.'. —7,4 .t•,¢ ...I Laud. Calighittps of
41 , qt Oiler 4nl d....; .rd tolp t.lll, rood r.ar Iron, 201-
ler; r y.e1.1..0.d 7,C0L0 110.:11LerIoNgIrg
to aintsnlilllr /.... 11,. 1: 1.1 u, , wilt b....,:d Is fats,
02 ..ccass,4,l.ib, t../ sae, to clno, Ina.
:all Lt‘AIAI.I L4CRICT lOO.
I NT t•
A7rt , 113 LY. 42. LA
No. lOC Pinta Street, 1 1.t.r.ersh. P
Clain. far I'ENSTON9, 1:11rIVIT, P 11.1211 NON
Er, .! a , • !gar , ealy prascaotet
jaP-
M A Z.: il PAL:
IWRING HITE FOR
NA t w drotiod mouthing ahout
ease, !rooting no rho lionnopthels Hirer and Coo
neilerille /teamed, talhdoittg the prognoty a the
heir* of Dol.nrt 11. Palmer, and east of it. Ooprer
Warts, al Fitt totrnehtp.
For tetras 'pp!, to A w. LLI .
J ed - der
3 Ettestontl shoat,
A MACLI !Cid WANTED.—A- good
halari will be al .on to s man rail 11.11114 to
auperlotrod tha hull.fing of Saramboat rues.. •• 4
tat, gan.ral ovaraige.t of • Machine shop lo
MaAlsoo.lodlaaa. Commpand with COES & SUM
31.a.m, t. dfena. _
COBB ITRIBLININ
.h.Te2a, Madlan Ifcmad.t7.
TUIt 1101frif: ANL) S ORE. —For sale,
that tomtalino• attablhhaftnt toy` and gall
hoot a..IIeFADDEN.D ICE fIuIIEY, on lye.
tar of Con 7 and fourth simile. Thlt proyorty
be .1 , 2 morttor or orparwelY. to toll brttrrb•••
on, and on &meanie imas. Eaqulta or
147.2 w Wtl. 11. SIIINN, IX fourth Aloof.
OAT MEAL AND URITA-8 bands
ortn peal.!] kiln drzei Oat Meal one Orlt/
recelmd. We shell be 0 nyder receipt of Liale
naterrlor wild.. *ad burs to be able to fill all order
for IL JOHN , a. assrsnAw,
(ken. Libert• nod Head strews.
VITALL PAPER AT OLD PRIM.—
' Notwithstanding the continued advance In
PAP6II HANGINGS,
th• artlonlgaff volt n 1 tb. OLD PRICES until
Ifareb ISM. W. P. MARSHALL,
od Otml.
WiLLOWii
WLLLOWS I
2 'IONS Ibr sale by
BCICBi IL OOLLTIM
PRODUCE JCIMI' RECEIVING
BeITEII-- 3 WA.. fresh Dot%
batra
PR kCi/E9-113 des. (nab Percher., & 3 qt. c •
fre.e.Ne--.30 bash. detail White.;
APPLES-150 bble. Resectur;
o atoll tad ter tale by
DIDDLE, 133 Liberty sow
LADIES' SATCLIELS, PORTEMOM
2(IE.S. Wrltlog Desks Pocket Halves, Gold Pena,
Photograph Albums, Toy Books. A atteueontooot
t Omuta, Obritc• OM Books Pocket Books. blares.
Alnuoars, and • great varlet, of heautltel good,
adopt.] to the aoaaun to bcelouse at t;o. r.d.md
meet Alkshon,y e
621
V OURZ EISTREETPROPERTY.—F or
mt., the. large and .171E13M10011 bon. en the
seuthsrly or fourth street, neer the moo, of
Merkel ettert, fi.erzerly the residents of the late
dotbony Zegnire of
haat.. W3l. 31 AIMM. Ih7 fonsto street.
u A mE
M.°
IS tiaddlas Venison
lee Rabbits
tO Wildlan •
12 12,..uant. ; •
to! 44. t
Itecrived and far tale at Na. lY Sawed rarer,
Jdi ITICANE..VAR 0011DICII.
MEW BOOKS I NEW )30059!
4.,1 Laet Tlcaos-
Dabito of Good Solely.
Ida of Grant, •
Plla tears of Pram.
• Very Ilard , Camh.
Larks or thy.
Paper. f.m. - reonshlltd CIA%
It. N. Sanitary Ooronaleslort.
ColorGoard.
Lop °Our cbolca Book. • at I
T. Helot Stdn. of
T. VTAXTHAII,
No LM Federal Tl.
rtrort, AltezenaT
raw at. K tsux
9 . 111 k Sly tt..
ft.r V LAUD 11116=8; • •
- •
10 trails nem StiEllese Bahian
10 at. anr Carru
mi ng
/t ..led Om !DW. FICAZZLbn.
.50 1- - UH
, r..trns•Tufainu nd i, •
112 sad 1.4 Ileasod amt.
7T - CR - 7" -- ---puotilitlN of a.
V kb. l44 wOri kind 'ad kr rob. 4bouma.
or malL at Na : rz sad VS es. Clalr otrwt, by 7
IL pait.Lus.-4
..i.tcp
.-110 to .eat irsel
pil9i pai *Yana: try Las* - 41 drum.,
• J43,l4LEtLratBON.
Agid name.
kill. 311 El/BATT would ry tolorra the
cinema or Pittehorgh and ric h,ty t that the Fourth
Term of this !recitation will teenlneelen •e semi week
In January, Is&i.
The two cameas which bare pat rompleted one
term, will be comminute. meeting twice a weak, on
T... 10 mid rad•r, the tit... , cb. , frc. 4 .
a, vat the efewietre clam hum 7,Si to 9,46. These
clause will review th e more Impatient elomentary
exernime
th preparvor7 to further advaucemeht in the
eory of mule.
A CLASS TOE NEW BEGINNEIL3 veld be forts
ad, to taueStmce a week.., ikkrkdk7 ~ .. , I n 0 r 4
when a, mitumeuT insane la the Mth:vat. will be
give.mderkl heedelly to now beginners.
tlikEtheild clerics practical atercism I, Glee,
obUrcti glade. visa, amiern , iiid.c
-I,l=l4kLetitire Method of Yoke Thinhig, The
Alilso 'bleach lumbar of the dam will be carefully
Aaainized and demigod. Quality of tone, enamels.
glaa.pronnitclatlon and the tuatara] and effective dr.
livery et the voice will modes careful attention.
PitIVATZ will
are given to Ladle. .d
Gentlemen Cl arab times at agreed upon. ail re i•
"Oa ppils will be admitted to any of tbe mare. ;
withmit further charge. AU book. for the um clam
Institute farniabod tree.
vitlLlDELrnis,
ITEMS:
!or darer of Ova Savior of four dames IP adrava:. I,
Nina toontba.
Top Juulor clan, In :Weave.. 13 pee tan= of tour
months.
Private law= fa Sloping end Vocal Tralviv.v, :
half Verve limn,., poz quarter of twelve week. , tar
lwaotte a week. VS.
posaTivitur ONLY ONE WEEK
No.BB WOOD STREET,
If rtrra STRIRT.
Fine Limn Shirts, Undershirts
Acicl • complete asurttonat of
EMITS FURNISHING 000D9,
Cloths, Casslmeros and Vest
Sessombor, tht. is your LAST CILLS'_I A
LAST WEIN to toy greet bargatoo
fah tLI
ptIitVLANCE'S
•
PHOTOGRAPH BOOBS,
COIINNIt 1171 . 11 AND NAZIBITIITEM7-1,.
WHITE, ORB & 00.
• ..
(lel ma I @tarifa, Itlehardmon's )oy. k)
Pyrrsot •
Of ovary al. Kul Kyle, plara a colvr,A. ts.
popular Dula Am CabinG red lir .1.,
Kr. PI7II,IANCE would pArtloaKrl, . rao
WM. of Kr AGED AND IN/INN to ob.
orfbinty at Iholartablkborort. ArtAA ...... , w. r, ..r O.- •
single short Mgr. of .Arr.. Priors 161 .4 , 41.. %DO
rottst inerranted. v•yES. lyrAwl r
H ON HY PECTORAL
OUVOIIN, COLDS. lIOA 135E3 Zia, BOGS, rub° T
To rad& •poskooo U I. boyaboablo
To peraoto &ditto:4s4 b 7 long atonal, e. ug,
Cthocropthoo. It omocloon both Oothth and .b....1,L;
owl for sale by
<blur Pia awf 11•3•,J.Nrero,
RODA WATISII,
Pa TINT Mklilt
*Arm., alctrair pro.vrtpl loot asroft.ll l
od
TATE & SEVIT.I.E,
PIIACTIVAL PLC lIULM
13A_9 AND STEAM PlTThit
N 4.. by AEI k. AI. 8T611A7.
Na. tr I.lTru-t• ~....a P.l.4.urvh
LUI7:I6LiS HULILAT PHl~iS\'~~;
Esabroido. e 4 PIInIXO Table Coven
Dieslac end Velvet lllngo
Velvet mad Iltatmel• Thrsocks,
W. D. S H. M'CALLUEII3.
Ma n rocaTil ..Tali
da23
E.• WV 1 ERIN At ENCY
ATISMir BALDWIN & CO.,
T 1 BROADWAY, NSW TODA
itlaartsaarom eet law mamas Ors: Brim, (Meal
to. Moro mo from Lharpool or Clo.azrahrst.
PaCkages forwarded to ell parte of its world.
c=m2mmnmgml
-fummu===
Pianos and ffinsioal Instromentp
E•ep eunilanUs on band a fine assorimmt et
TOM PIANOS VIOLINS. GOITAIIS, Act:loncLE
ONO, ISTIONOS, staeb hg:sttl sell for low
pike.
)19: taro!
MGam=
NrAtunervazaa OF Woo,.
RatsQM, is es; batal sod maks to order ICOR A ND
BUPA KUMLA WlBll CLOTU ; ILIZT RR or all
kinds BMUS Ow footadrr.. URA VT
WORK MY wuriows a. ; s °Laza 0
SLItiIITAL WI:11Z WORE, ler ea.
sr LU it of irlilll tor oar, al
iIiVi,iWZDM=
•
tura 4.. d Spare 0 1 4--ineheltu 6 the
celd loading varNtlee, ask many new eras
Al. a were lure o f FRAIL (standard and
ne,i craskur MACH, PLUM. maartzu,
GOAD AND ORNAMENTAL ULM RONDA
OItAPR CINU MHBLEIS, GRZE.NIMUfit
PLANTS, :to, wtiolsaala awl ratall et eery tea
aeltkdewlf
esaable Mom JOHN MURDOCH, Jr,
Plttsbarsh snel Oakland kirnarrfee.
7Kriffrel,-.44lsrraw—•
VftLOWJ
DR. BAELZ
UIIHOHIU malodor attot;tkla to the tivotoo ms
DISICASES. ETZ aodAtt/ ;
orrOATARAOT. me, 0u MItTISICIAL
PUPIL, bloom ASTLITICIAL EYES, anti tn.i• eat
INTLAJIMATOItr nu; aloe BARD HEARING,
soDoane Comes othottne lb. tor awl InOloc to
019 co. 100 31171 . 1 ErrnreT.
m-com
IlameActunn ud &Jos In •11 kind. of
roDACCO, snare AND DIGANA
NO. I WOOD STINST, l'eProvana, Y.
•
Kama constantly o• band • la,ra• 'slimy of
graokina Tobacco. ~1•2,13
IWA T •i 7 MIPM.VSOII
TOBACCO DMALEIII, 109 WOOL erumr.
kw Altus of their tarp *to* vt
TODACOO, MU &ND Ilmoinici
rit 160nry low•stAim" kw club. MI
grompAy attendad to. .1?
31 - A - RTo-N a
nuts. VOL turns Tvgar.
Oa* volumo. Iti GO.
➢.wtr.d al
IPIPKOMIM/Wy I= — '''' .---- ---- A ND "v ENITE
ii. IMM2f all - daaaagnatlms. •MI *NTT,
Wa s WTI
az'
a U . at Dr latarzAt Davasate
Uzi door to Ohs Tams
2 27. .T. DAVID If. marg.- ,
Cb al fatarnal Dansi, 23d D152,4 1 / 4 .
Nvia...-Lottars Mandel be dlncled to Alleelaa
_
rat Vitadautb,
-----------___l____-- —.l"'
100 o,Bla
Jmi tr : k a' aa - iad IZlall 7 tan. and Cart!
HIM= D CAM.,
inlIVIREI•a• • iscums,ra . 26 *ad 121W°°4
:Li e IFLI• -i5
laza 5, &Wien 711, is Noon Valet Cnsittny
'Ana to , - D.' MeLAIN * 00..142 Veer:that.
1pillleT! tlwe
a3VT, sad tam&
it'onims.
.1. I I :4: ja, new
'ar',!!"4.ll 71,1 a co, us =tam
_
pITTS BURGH
MTJSZCAL INBTITt7TE.
EDWIN •UERRATT
Toucher of Sh2glog
Hisainre Method of Vocal Training,
Ilmso!i, Cox PENN AFT. CLAIII faTOZETS.
( 0 . , th.;,, Pal/4113g.)
LONGaZt.
L. HIRSHFELD,
will acoattou go claw cal W. stook, anulatUrg of
and Drawers,
la groat ~ r at,. Bold by the yard ~..0
I. .HOINUORAVIisa
♦ .an nabocly for Mr.& or CaJOU.
GEC A. iLLLt.I
aurora (•]Y, .4 ►aMrpl ....-.L..
Ile Warta Elan
liggigligßagl
GEO. ♦. Pr•xcr...
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Jr..
HO. lk , V O llllll7 %rat Kr,
20 0.000 APPLI TIMIS
NAY . °DAMAN T
as WOOL! alrert.
a
B" 4 .
Om be obtalant at MA 6ld T.wn noon, Ulna
Woe Allogbooy On/. . ..
JaC IV am iirivit_ '.
"Flal - 111t3. 4 ,
Ws4es,
1 . 44 . 1
co ,
i..) Wow% pas op to h ,
oz maxi tin tos, bensof.
u lly melded, jot toizt.vd from tot oatt Llo tko Ifandtt anew: Eton of
your_
tairw .roax A cia lensaa asai
mu %
Sat
A TR71.1.
MAT"
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY,
A star, sr sts.r.ii.s. tutirmit,
TILE NEGLECTED WARNIING;
TIII TRIALS OF A PUBLIC SCHOOL TIAGIER.
9: the gifted
MARY KYLE DALLAS,
Whom name has tamone • hoc...hold veal abororer
b. Zaglbib laneinate le spoken.
The .tot) ta qoesiko !ems& .1. of ..1l 1.4
and Cation, mud tia Camino i a young lady who
from allemem I. moored to pommy b 7 the dealt of
• father, who i modemel bankrupt by the seisms.
and ...tamale. if • •Idol, . nos Impoverished,
the frlenilem girl Leeks to imoblos la . pubic
mbool for lb. =yaw or map. t, rod the authotees,
with that norm. p mar which morksidl bar Wm
producUov, min lae her thiem4h tho tning on which orer berm the rwa•l • .4 yeim,(6.,
alrl
alio trim to obtain • aim , t Xing
hem • teacher herself, 6 b 6 t . ., bly
Waller with lur 6114. • • heom. II la all It.
detalle, from the COIMIS• i• L.. 1111 113 Me bash, and
Is meted, also, with :meld to the ehereeters et
soot of thore who occupy prole:WNW pc:elk/as to r..
1nt1,.. to the me.negttry at of the pttlelk who:4 qt..
teak When merit is dos, eh* freely accords It; but
where censor, la warranted, ah. VDU. ft wttb
toulairing hand, and la • manner celettleted to nub
My recipient. of It *lmo,
Altogatbar, ma doubt If . mom eselebra—mud at
Ito mme limo a more tufo! story, .a I. M. moral
conveys—mu smr OW I tette publb, Ltd
• 2 alai! b. Much rolatakau if I s pabllcation dam
not lead to wlrhaa;read mamma. That It cantata
eareral Palahan charm which artll "etrita some ,
where," the public may raft aaaarwl.
Let 100 oue fall to sealu.• thoopealog chapter; nerd
our word for It they will not be .low he looking after
what tallowy.
Bald. the above great Cary, IL. NEW YORK
f WEEKLY to now publish/Alf spl.ndirl romatme,
entitled, WRIER EAGLE, TRII AVENGER; or,
THR BRIDE OP THE SZTTILIMILITT,` by Tau.
cr. 8. flarett and another moot exciting portal, anti
tkd, "LIABLE BERTRAND ; or, Ph I'ELOIR
['Aro Bore the p.. of Rossno A
tdd.d.coati
I .Jr
to MI which it gime weekly from RIGHT o
TWILVE nun dam 'hetet., of different midi.
• Imp number of Rn. Poems, and a variety of do.
pettloont. of aod antortalcbag oharacter, tn.
•• Pleuent Partprapho,^ ..111rthlhl Mar
kt.," " /Knowledge D.. - 'qtr., of lotorocie"
ate., etc, me., the whoto going to Eno • family
nemopapor which, as la trod) ansultted by all who
to. It, har pot Ita opal tither in conntry er
the eld. Prim, lin coats Pr tingle copy, 10
we year, and literal
elatu. tern. c Ben ees d to sett up of
STREET & SifITH,
korro. Aso Paortscrara,
raArsroar ST., New Turk COI.
our Speen:m.l eerie rat fh.a.
AILEY, FARRELL de CO.,
PiULCTIOAL PLITEI GERD,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS
Brass Work, Pipe, Pumps, Valves
dad all kinds at Swags *. Water, 0.... d Sterne
AGITATORS APO TANI/ SOS OIL fttPl3ll.
4.15F1, 11.64 with t by • as. prtvra.
Boa Oa FORTH STILIZT.
HENRY O. HALE & W.,
Aso bolt nootrtas thatr
Fall and Winter ticook
/ad eon. their, Woad, wid ea pablio to naollao
'hob. stook, tirhilk to Me dastt sad mew oarzgplato
root broorbt to Eh Coorkot.
Alo.” so bond, a lap raortsootst. of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODE
00.11-MIIf (.1/ more AND T. aunt ernwm
PITDISLICE, Py.
51=Zimu
PANT bays sow il% COMIIIO at cratdlal as CUNT
aricer, between Navylimed Annus sad the
Elver, war lapplmootV. A. Iractarh • tam. sad
washain 1170IIKB, with all Ma madam imprint
MAWS, Awl 1.111 be be complete nabbing 01:44e
Oat* ea MSS 07 ILITUAIST, sham lin grin
be ptyporod to coanafacture a carrior quota, of
Flint Glass 'Chimneys
AU craws panapt.ty attracted la
Mr 0711470 AT WOIIEB.
Address, JAB. X LINDSAY,
trlttAlltraell
FIRNITURk
O• 88 •ND WOOD OEIBI4B
{KUM on SLIMCIIII Irtl6lll,
WROLZEILLS OR 11122.A.CL
JAB. W. WOODWELL,
T 1 bad 99 Tbixd surd, oppatts amimaka a al,
sull 111 Tomb mat. bablO
ti -----'-'''..imu /iTS AND OAIIII
Of grimy sip.
L.+,Dir.J• B•URA I
of nary Wad cod an.nq.
LADIES' AND NISSES' RATS I
To all all arts
DT WITOLVIALN AND EISTA4, A?
ED as tlO. 1 a
ori woo
forum
CannaWinn and Shipping Xernhan
~IBZW ORLI/LIN, LA.
Actor 'g 8.. Jack & Co.. Pabbarit
11Rota a Lead, Cluchuutt
O. Knight *Co.. Pb.flukaPhl444
41 P. Ralabt a Bra..
'fir 021mtimont.otkit.4.
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GOOD 0011411 CANDI.
GOOD MI .1911.1! °45157
i -
OECD iZ
LIMO E N
CANDI.
GOOO MOZINN.Lim Tra coin.
GOODS FOR COLD NVEATRUIt.
Hood', in v.rioty of styla.
Niibias, Gontags.
Ladies' Wool Gaiters.
Do. do. Scarfs.
Children's Wad Muffs, Domforts.
Nice Warm Glovee, Stockings,
Extra heavy Socks.
Undershirts and Drawers.
liandionle Traveling Shirts..
600 lbe. Blne•grey Knitting Yarn.
And a largo stork of
Notions, Whalebones, Spool Cotton;
Patent Thread ;
Braids and Trimmings ;
A:r Tzar LOW FSLIC=
Wholesale arid Retail.
In . M I EL MISTS, ood odl .6o boy to .11 ad.., on
tad to ;t.. no IL oft.. mom.. tad...
.12,0 N U. quality .4 ytko of oat
MACRUX & GLYDE,
Betnmas liattril. a. 4 Dkmond
W INTER GOODS.
ELSIGLEING Ilkh/DS, for 140:t.
CELILD111:1511 WOOL BOODti.
ashy lIALMORLL STOCKINGS.
WOOL 3 100[12,03, of a kinds
6 OLDIWEB' WOOL =non AND °LOPES
L4ILCS WOOL 80A2715.
SHAIIII ZENIT WOOL SOCHA.
CLOTH AND run OLOVEB
LADLES' OLOPZEL
CUILDSZNT OLOTZ.S.
4OTTAOB, GA It/BLLDIII A ND NVD74.11
SELLING CHEAP
At Wholesale and Retail
Wholesale Iloosoe tap stales.
JOSEPH HORNE it CO..
77 AND 79 lid IMIST
BARGAINi3 I
Winter Dress Goods
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S
Having reduced the entire stook of
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Shawls and Cloaks.
To oboe them out before tuitiog our u
anal inventory,
Now Is THE TIME
to supply yoimielyez with any deficiency
in year wardrobe.
5. E. earner Fourth ea Market Streets.
.1.4
FIRST GRAND
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOODS
J. W. Baiter & Co.'s
59 DIAUKET STREET.
UNPA RA T.T.FTPT) BARGAINS
WILL 811 01713 m.
W cre y.it:( 4 ll l ):giqatstomksylrizi
100 DOZEN
PINE LINEN lIANDKINICHIEF
Pare saed la &meats% lava Gala was al a
at bat IS pa. set., which irs after at
GREAT BARGAINS
Naiad sad mboidodd disichaders lel And Oar Ant
apw+ b mni DZPLUrregn, lihrio ow.
terms see the mot IlitemiL
EATON, MACRIJIN & co.,
GS, PM GOODS, NOMA to,
tiat Nft. 17 AND 10 P 77111 arum.
• din FOR THIC ROL DAY ,
DUBS IiOODBI
AT riILEDUCTRED PAlcar.ts
as LANE, IffeLISOY dr. OCIVII,
•
data 30.110 INDISBAL tff. £1140037
OILS Ole.
R IDER-&-MilK i - •
poutentazoN Kzaoneare.
Lail flaws to
-•- ' • urn And its Products' Oils,
04 ND L Zia #114.4e. ,
4111BOADNIMUT ITou.
0111rxes4r. • 111!.02iT.575.-:-rrsame:
Aar A g .d . ll2l ; lllll POßTLElZoicanotopent OIL
t i
1 11;2 Ms it TORN ralurynat IFANDLS
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LUCENT 01L W "" ft.
°Rm.
Me "; "NAP a CO.,
Nona*Om". oi
Pare Whits Bylined Carbon
Olko. No. If &titirirrr anti,
ecolmuni prrtrustriatt. Pa.
I ; ; t L SPECTACLES.
Notwasteatthyg tbo attatka. of Admit
=eb limbs% e'bo alpha to tba twoo of (ht.
parßeLgs -PEBBLE EiPECTACLEk'
Lax
entuaa, matt h 4 daft" tha warmed- aolonatrito aka*
uuki is• aaksd II as to an aflier
Ilata ant aad ossadoc the tIIMUT.
°!, 11 , 14 il,c ", 1111 rlb t‘a_E
-
111 7 / 7 1111 straw.
1111.1,•,••-:
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sosbatit /arise Craebni jim n -
tow Ole bernry, {lll4 brio:, by STA
anti Ilk
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TELE OISLY - PLKlEAngrea - t busting
CONCERT BALE ms walk a Pm
THE ONLY PLACE to hat BOOTS
anon d. ). at
(vits - cmaa_T slat. MOE lITORI, GI Nth gnat.
PE ONLY Pr4q,mdou can ay
SIVETED EBQEs,
0015CZI0 HALL Mr 101311 A, Ma ana•
VE ONLY PLACE where BOOTS A'
spots.•. severed Cr". Ss "
nala. suon STORS. 11111 arra.
mum ONLY p LA - 761 — a to bny WOMMTS
G MA fix 00 ma% tit at
00150X6S BALL efloli STORY, m TlMl.4reet.
THE cknyi ly
STOCII BOOTS mein
coNCYST BALL BROS nowt at mu nr.i.
THE ONLY PLACE whore they tume-
bat caz.p,loo, fiat
CmICZIAS lIALL /808 rroar.. C VIM Watt
ONLY PLACE to bo,t , Womcu'a
COMMIT BALL MON B.loll Bllfth Om%
THE GREAT, ofiginal tinci7only Chen
75 ZLAY.K ET 378. YET,
41 4N0T132 MILL 2110 Z MEP. al Jll anat.
CLOSING OUT SALE OF
BOOTS AND MODS.
• •
ita are sow dodos oat oar itxk of PALL AEG
METRE GOODS at rodoted inn ram
tor Sprats ock. anus arta bay__ "afr of oboe
soon, SHE LIALMORALS, W; DEMI.°
oTEILSEIOSSL or PELT OPIOISEOZS a at •
JOB. E. 1104.T(31/i'S.
B 5 SLIIEERT STMT.
Suomi door from nth matt.
Jvgz DECEITED.
LADIXS' °Lora inuo matmosaz DOOMS:
Do do Inoenna
/Do 3/011007 a. 0 *GOA s T DAUM do;
(MIMI 'Han norm CRAPS CAMP do;
Do TWO do CAL? do •
.
AD of tito tart cast= work, and waresnisd to it
satire satisfactios. •
GEO. ALBERS, SON it CO.,
A a. 71, ow. of Wood cod Youth W.
BO OKB, UJNIS
• or ; c.
NcOLELLAND'S AUCTION,
HUNT'S .NEW UN. lON
STATIORIIRY PORTFOLIOS
cmud“
2.1 earn PAPZE;
21 Envilorrs
1 PLSHOLDra;
2 LZAD PZIFCLLi
nunrs 'Truro:riot ALVI9IZ;
CALIiNDIE roa 16211;
EX31011.3.1511A 03' INPOILTAS3 LV10912;
unmans* IIEC01:7);
V. L. Boraw LAW;
- 1861
11. S. PENSION LAW, ate,
Al th. prier-c4my A$ casTg.
ZORN P. RUNT,
111.50M0 LULL, GO strrn masa..
car LIMITS WANTIED. ulln4
• OTOGRArif ALMAW f
AT LOWEST num.
SURSCRITTIODS RECEIVED,
DIARIES, ESE 1884,
WALLETS & POCKET BOOKS,
AT PITTOGICEI
Book, Stationery & News Depot,
ia OPPOBjT orn de.
pacriva
ruoTogiupnst
A lira zarg attar aitaraiLD,
Asa win fo. ioht st 3.criqs nu= nuin eV yaw
ZIOVBIC thilrisi.
VA3:I3MM
Boots, Papes 'and amines
12=13=3
Lamas aaa Glidirmaiii swerimurat, a Tiled b all awl maize acne* W Okay at
ram :2r WEE 7 O, r'
• NO: 8 / 1 115edipeall 1114 Angthillar•
szyrivra
WIIMMET WII4IOITB'
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BEEPING
mays vox: -
The nighist Pi:attains
A
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exhihr the ewer.: atateikALE/124113.1=1 rake
ted thttitehme,
fmpreyeaftats- tutitOneetitry- tree taw,.
which ruder tc the tevet , Aeitn9Yht , esschlhe ti Qs •
E - Ttary n
Abada* -3Valyatiteill Toni.
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IN F TEreCllol 9amarti4mfor nr.
14w417s44 ? , ! b,3 , 1 °Poulcisi;
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tbr.adoor yd Li-pit:4. 4 o z% xe 1 7 su m strsim,:
opEcENT EhTtPI :r A
TLONIL-
'onus tipc.swametn, oflre% - •
eapplimesat 's
IkuseXatissi of thrGgotorr: • 4
ZINC is Ms Amitvnyttriii.';'`
- -.Bragea /WU et Obo Old W Riont.'
3 MIN rthiriffljg, of Pollidoollkoleusiolt
Amsted's Groot Beloo Nook;of
Agoratro Otailkoo gotim
irxraco.,,auFfwativic„,„
v,z4A,nr 0
trqualki.,s ; icabk i • -
4 BOOTS 4,24; amiss, I. at
imr,z3 rep L mat,
Caab Naos name, in al
Nat door to the 14tirto Oe*—•
CHEAP 1
65 nrra WITISZT.
AT rams - arr.. e PHI®.
LO nisrsassr ETTLZIL
200 DElltztann E 1313.
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