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gate' of safe wsticr and. fruit , el ill kletlea:
ltrose.Fetleral street
Cl the itibeeriber, j Me M.
UThE MAI,e2 . OOIrWORYA si audit ovik
«s a te ll ". •. LEozr;
raz iivizisANo; ickez AND Dint*
the Jtastic;iotiiiirtli Andzibert7;stietiL
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ut.. AZIP ordass
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• or 114, Homo PowMparaiatY of F.
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it 111-4,3,. A LCiTOF. GRO I
ithA t T Z . ,, mn egelf"
coo. Ilita qm propottt rrilt oUltstl for
sadism/Wag otesay.socrot totbe.
Laatherter ramoger Railway, col'.
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For teratio - • • -• • ,
vat '
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Edenton of thitobtst• oPttLit fleet.
A 114.11112 BALL* briekboorwartil • sores
tgrouea^ with tiarectrobOrilvOs • IR Otreelt
Yes teragilifigy
• , • JO Iti.
0.163 Liberty Street._
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oft IiEVIIIBULAI BOLO.
test S Inebsebga Ifteet k p eie;.64iettiethte9
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metariitech leet (Clashes d 1-Illattes 41.ieVeeter•
larfartber partlefolars call on the uneeralined,
the Wryer of Pilo-and o , than, strati.
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veskteri
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wain &boa Tkronamerostualte to Pitt Tp.,
.iffelleMeataart, lostlifttfilandi of 'Capt. Brew..
laraid ram E. b=7. propert y Oolltht-
I lliff ley 'sad the Waited,
Allatfil wrerlooltinvir of .11othful
AllY fiver, Wll7i — be.auti
"Atildirglot fora country Residence, bill will be
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Allradt 4 74M4 o/0 . 1 3[01313.
= 1, • - .195:043RM14 _
oelYott Exeenforsof B. E. ITGowlli, deed.
:DWF ;LING HOU SE INALLEQHENY
41.xexh'
1 ilii r e Ws tag intUrtire 001VIA,LIETAgef cmli•
room, unman ono Tour
-i.talothi tiro purwls,
. 41 i/imams , with water sad ass. actirning a lots
Vcultivated sad oluAUUsHaudicrtb daub.
-lout dude trots.
! O ourissudiall Ws , DluzSlecithrlrlimPle
•lioloo for fresh at; aud th is mama on the Ulna
iamiro etnomutunus au ertuditirs slut varied vim
Iro !WULF InfoFzuttollegr y , Brox—
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witn. retard to bailor= goal es
OAT Coaesta, tag
Mang Ls &gad at& ADP_
' S. BRYAM,
4 67 2731:18 r ir 6TlTear. (Bucker !wild*
FOR fiA.l4
Titosmrsti me.sarsosz,
BUCK 14017.515.9,'
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ItiONOnexelbe , *team ttadoittseblamu a 24
tlntahect tlirottrieinttnistea
4 _9' evc,Tfux_ ItainnYeaunt4,
..e4.4 at Prenllnr r i4inthitr ordati one of lake clean.
eVend teeeti,steetieW elfin - it/no In Alltantn7.
PooeMlf ofityrtfref AprIL.U6II, .Entrainnt
• *:` • , „Ulm T. eorem.
ieleirtate Decker era Insurance Agent,
de AR • ' No. 4 , 5 Pavia at., Allegtxnr•
FoR 'BALM'
= A Well FinhbafnuneTivi•litory Dwelling,
Rimer Int 11001 -
Mnirelp Papered and Painted.
.V/RXTORIIOO, =PEA= Anxlsteand eaten%
L _ the nano%
I - Istntrthreleet front; by One Etna
dred Dee deep. RE ORME ARBOR. FRUIT
I 'TRIM 84 . • Paue5444.,411.1?" 401,4 h, /SC
Ofdpiii MIZt.
CPRAIEEL A: MO:
TV—RE-MIOW WITH OtAg
irnTu..IJNO nouSEL
rowittwergrren tne let,oiltpra next,
.! 'negro etthet settinr aZargt far
4 Gyalltl7 Ter3lllCalli ittgr w b ,
• S F A auril fdrlr,
SAM Mitt Biolterantl XesurenteAtent, , •
Im*ltalra tis rtdetsl eine; Aileg***i.
VINEIDWELLINti' - FOR
•sitdita - sfitieetitaez' of Mental( and .Thitrts
' etreeta;StesenthntirdjPlttabtugal havitag latent
WU feet S . Ocarina Ehmosnatreet, sinCl extend.
&hull Dials Mein lo b toot ; oti wld oh is street
I • Bow lini:gtoiied Brick Swelling: `
• ...Om:Uinta", seven rooms, bath tome guinnlittelnj
ream, finished Attie, wash house, cellar under the
cab e news withantnann neorvitna.mal. water,
(;tae's large range In the ldtehenonarble mantles
• and One entabed - gestmrhathe PAUT:t dining roe
and bed Innintr- , -Thit /anise was built ln-tha moat
durable maalleh and finished In the bat styles for
; the oWneell *WE OWepanellz ,Oespa Van base ,
IspAlLtirOolkoa4 alas odectionot tower& „
, . goironioLexaoziatorkPo pro
eari t n&isknreW l Mh nON,
kr.S/IOS. SNOWDON, and they wlDrese Ye:ex
it= pastlindatistennth a. -aell•Ond
OR EI4UX.-
' 1 A FLEX of ill' ants "tibia's Ogles of Lan•
I Ake" Station oa She Pans. Ballresr. The lin
i Swoltifunts .areA , hand , lar•hOun and barn.
- yonetanio Craw& Duni* goti;'ltl o !Area elinr•
T ll i t rh. 6 =n " o ll a t t=i4Bnidti:thaloro ,
Of Zilzalmatc.acnnidatar la Inn...wali adapts° tor
ardanlay. in
soil lathe wry 00 , tot river tot.
ltote. laud in a ß s state Cl oulUvation. ...: ,
Alan Allan Bank, valuable train of mho.
oral and egrieult land, oantaintor forty morn,
situated at the eastern terndmn of Blairsville
and bounded. en the month by Oonematigh Myer.
Upon this Aranlthere. am. =ma gnats& tifirOn
Om IsecordinCto Profanor (green's report the
- • womb cod: ..S.Meoed strata of ore IN of-
V tn_l_ttlc bliblY thlitutitt i le
u I'M fLeLO thir•
;; Inr. ntin.• Of iron. ,ys to win d to
skessity Abia
s onata will yieldlo,ooo tons to the
...0 of native ore, and naming this undo =is to
".... an Una otdollstre not onto, reekoning the seine
.• .of on "at fil tents per IC% thls strata would
;then _ produce ens hundred thousand 'dollars
. .in addittoo to this we have twardpnve acres of
iltsbe opened and -iwatneatsful operation st.
.. tte presenting , . VIM - property !Swarthy the at.
nation of espitaltsts, T he y inefial/Ga would be
sure and aafa t " ftpes . ittiSttr,e ;cad Watertat,
911 - 110 - 610,fitiiiii'llhaionts i rd ri t.
0 00 bab• COMO II COM, EWA Tinftalgrq Wt..:
M ,c0ta1V........,M 1 4 win the 11/IsCr OM/4: 1
.pa ;mid Vol t ° VA li w tAla 9 alba Yffebd° lo .-
ritegood; Ea aerenshr4l the teinnaer
ell TS Tretiand.le lame rpm:tows
whine tintinnt naps thet vi tLit st *wry eon.
shmtant to mbar, adbooli.. ,...
Ilde pr wilia•aohirrt -- ja. cTui.. -- ,
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Woo, • Ma of 19.11afinittlftlInaintornshly..
awilognaton sonny, Pri. :Win be:saltnezn. -
Ate4tba IClA._firtit_ot• th•.•• Blur
;bent one nue Von rdelloespOrt, Co..
. euradatowararptitinares - Thet
nr• • tram lusgtorsainalWitcanstibigul rim;
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0 ibo ,,, reni• Wt4tp OW
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1- , i • _.., ••••• P. • gritlums‘cris. r seat #. ..,,,
:' -,,- ,‘ • . ir?girtrlA
e. a. / , `:7 ,1 5 Z. fin zr,.a -r.
Vartinin Ifireatt of Cho Cre.7c em6grala 4
a ; x'32o. Maas.
.1%. Mutat sate" ipatitamis.ter and danserms.
• Ala? STril* ZVEZ(I2to, for posttliretr be tint
a e rtswis si i Vtinet 'lrcip's pass Invasion ea
41541ERAprAlacTurartryozras up OF
Marie Zoe.
f lltdiatictst SHERD:YAWS BlDE.Asais netts.
4 TovinrltytiPerlth Satan's crest vespilitiot
i!mmog aaisous:
San st4tgle M.. J. 0, Sefton.
BATMAN AVIZEMON, TEN MfO t 3
PITTBRUREIR TREATER.
lake iirpfeilit go' EtEADEICSON.
. .
PiticaaVarmaloir—Divri Mate, EA eta; Fast.
.$;/7 ; Titinl Tier, SS cis; Private Box.
ea is oo; B ;I' Mara, $1,26.
Door Omit 7 teekkek. Curtain Mei at 73i,
Farewell Benefit of the fayortte American trap
. ,Mr„ I F.PNCrIN APAMS;
:who rta Appeir u dariai 4n , TeLlsty 1a EILW.in
Edwilrreralit's pion At
. . or. THE HERETIC.
soactiiaii With
auuutJAGE AT Atilt PRICE.
Tnisiozai • CLUB LECTURES,
urbayte,
117tato'
cowry
. , .
, Mere... sat exam - y.4ns Leature Committee
of the TMISYSDA CLUB Suva consented to
;Woe a Hunted number : at AXIIIRSE TLOKETS
Sot'theEBSOICEMIEd IKS4.
The ismtagera far the owning, Season
itopria_mitosamea of. •
OEOIIGE THOMPS.ON
• •*ia,LLoiD . •
VEREBEIeL FEUGLIPB,
REV. IiEIiRT.IR
JAMES. - E-IKORDOOII,
BT. -REV. JOILti BERRY HOPKINS,
And ethers. &tonna of TWELVE rCats
will be term Rom the.Flntol. Notember neat.
GEORGE THOMPSON. Gm serest Ermilsb
Commoner, deliver TWO LEGTURES" hes
fore the on MONDAY arid. TUESDAY
EIERIBBIR.Tfoeember Mewl Uti.
. Thompson will lecture only far the Teeny.
ten Mb.
Semen Tickets Sure, nOW fonds st the princi
pal Book, Musk areTinne Stores.
Reserved sesta will be held at all the lecture.
lot holdelaref season Wrists slihoatextra charge.
ocrlsitd OEO. T. VANDOREN, Pratt
_
MASON/C LULL.
ONE WEEE ONLY,
Commencing MONDAY, Coot. nnth
BET.uunag. TRBFA , Y-ORiTaS
- . TUE CARTER ZOWAVE MEOW DE AND
IMENII FEMALE ignAIIN AiraiD•
.
TWENTY_ STAA VERFORINEEN..
The management pbtat With no sasettneatides-
Mcut to thee of Ilarlfallos•Petiormars and
Eitraordlnia7 liorettlmtaadd.thinatliate, And beg
to assure the i public that, theyltsva not stopped
tai. e f x .'Fl r Tl6 .h ri, d 'l ggr a ePrt he le ' eall
Vestablishment to the etiblitty. e .. -rose " iotnt to
.:4=IIAV their ifforts.mith. Isatlfyab e pride.
dmath thmadtone,to A generausoml supra •
clangs tb parsed them for their walling
efforts wadded them in ATTE ()TUVE, °HEAP
• and NOVEL. ENTERTAINMENT.
MB.. CARTER has- et an enormous expense.
purchased In London, the new end wonderful
t/PTICAI, ILLUSION, instated brrrof. Parr ea,
entttled
. ?EMUS; UT, We Are Here But Rot Rem
IV/deb-Rill beeildnited teat credal' in cone'•
gen wltbAlue mud novel and pleasing catenate-
Manta ol3he Caner Zama Trout*.
..11eksts35 mat. Reserved meets 60 cents.
0e...64tA L. Di W. nEESE, Agent.
PITTSBURGH TELEATIPL
•
ME. MOM AND SIG. SUSINI'S
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA:
Ax SniAKOSCH
Mr. Sttahost% announces with muolt pleature,
that he has sunteetted to amnia: complete awl
efficient Italian Opera Company. a embracing some
of the most tailcoat ,ant faVarlibly known artists,
and a enmplate 013011 ITS AND OROUEsTita,
complisitig tome of the most ' taleatee artists
from Flew loth, with whom ha will give to Pine
burgh,
POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY,
COMMENCING MONDAY, November 6,
SIS DIDIER:ENT GRAND OPERAS,
In e style mil:Welled by any Other miumgement.
The .folliming eminent stellate .frotti the New
York keldeint of earuitituts the
SuoiniGrand Opere Company :
& Signorina ANGIOLINA. (MOM, the famous
Dramatic „Prima Donna, from, the Malian Opera.
New Yor k Academy of Music, and the Theatre
Tama, Remus. _
Dime. PATTI STUAILOSOII. the favorite Von
trait°.
CANDIMSA, Prima Donna, Drover's
Grand Theatre.
signors le AO6YERIG, and ERRANT. First
thnsAcuadfme New
N Tr . , Roston and Phlacel-
Signor ZdAlitlllSl, the eminent Bottom, from
the Grand Opera, Theater Tacoh. nevem.
Sigr or !MOUS LINO .SIISINI, the Grand Basso
PrefunsitAlatenf Dim Diaretzehis ItallanOpers,
New /Mk.
11 GRAFF, O celebrated B o
Bu S IC u ste 91 Groser4 Germa A n
Opera.
Mine. PARO/Z/ and Sig. FAXIIZZI, Second
Demo.
Sig. ZTDIENEq and Sig. FERNY Second Tenors.
Dig. Loce.TELLi. and Sig. RASSIO, Second
Raises.
,Cmtdoeter --Sig FRANCIS° ROSA.
Dlr. F. Zdttertort.
Stage Dimager
Lams..
Properties.-- .
GtWO.
Costumers .-.-. Dime. Nantat4 Sig-Santelm.
The entirely remand costly ,wa..-drobo ban been
purchased by the Dixecterin,Parla.
Thu followirLortif WM be Whitened with a
.cast of miser 4 strengttfi • •
ERDIAN FAOUST.
XL MARTRA "NRMA. _
TacmkrollA DON ' O / O T 4 N-N L
Admission to Darpnette and. -.Drew Olivia, gi;
steered 'mite, docents, extra, Enmity Circle, ao
centsrFrtmste
The tale of SesatierTicirets, 2N each), entitling
tbeholder to 'atecurel Mat for ench night, orW
commence on' WEDNESDAY, November I, at •
A. U. at O. Dieltaelt blttala Stare. Gala of
tickets for angle nightewill sommiettee •at the
same place on FRIDAY; NOTeratieggsl at 9 • N.
oeiMel
fop 0, I:1 : ifh,v_t240414.2.51
ADDY & EWF.24B,
PRACTICAL MOM.
Gas and Steam Fitters,
No. 165 WOOD STREET,
(OPPOSITE FIBS? OHUS(1114)
Pumps, Hydrants,' Sheet Lead,
LEAD PIPE, PIG & BAR LEAD
4.6 n)
Plumbers' Materials in General.
OIL ftErixERIES
Fitted Up in the Most Approved Style,
Took!, lined with read or copper. Bousar Mad
op with water or gas
N. B.—All orders promptly stteadeci to.
OIL REYMEFiIES,
JII.IXIIF4CTOIIIB B
AND DWELLINGS,
Water, Gas and Steam,
IN A SUPERIOR MANNER.
Our 'facilities are unsurpassed, our stook of
gdeds largeomsl our workmen competent. We
give personal sapervlsion'to all work entrusted to
otir eate r end endeavorte glee Vats& satisfeetton.
BAILEY, minim & CO.,
No. 167 BmithflaidEltreet,
De 3 PTITSMCIUGEL,
.131111IBING, OAS dttD STEMS FIT
TING
L all lta arapenes rarelolla attended to b 1 espa
rto:aid and praatleal workmen. A tine moat
=tot of
GAS EILTURES, •
DIINN ATE
BATES.,
WATER CLOSETS,
• HYDRANTS,
•thiliatontly an hang &ad =Ws to order.
TAT 4 & 911 VILLE,
jf .si nawau. arnirt, Alleatay.
~.'~nGsetLTBE.6TYSTEEETr'sltt~htt~b
tnbllo*WAl* ~. +,r..
I. r nammeguesecirtgEktaltile:
2 7 ' 4 las nrancipUNCl • 7 ra.47,
i4IO:'FKiB
PIKT9-- -- 4 ° ;t l r t •
feARIIMEIR
44'Vffts1=litIMI
131811.
AI I , ONE*44.gemb Ci ."..
• :kseir,StatworpfturysoirandOputikutpts
• - • 11.1CUMILTEIr ISTREtw $. 4 el 1, " rA •
Vtinuam;secre=vostit
mam mow
insar., _.
ma
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4. - TrnaCii eitiudensergtOriallUzblisi ,
ir l = w6 M=Altiec/1 1. ar' AU • MMNBCOI
• 7!". to
of the tholes root, et.
comb , i .rte Ana subateutres of atilt greater
aliww - 4r. 10 afford an edictual coltdote
for else isaraapatilla is reputed to cure. Snail
• remedy It lonely wanted by these who suffer
from Stramous complaints, and that one wbieb
Wl] l acemtunies tbeireare nansi- rpm am tbl l l bat,
.mean! service. to this largo eau of our 111.
Meted Mow citizens. How eempietely ihfl ecomm
und mill Ms 11 has bean roven
Lomamparan
o po n many of the wont asses -p
to. be la the fol.
lodes complaints
Scrofula. Screfulons.Swirlei and' So 5 0tH
Dilemma; Pimples. Pustule-et etches, Ern tie.
St. Anthony's Fire, Rase or Erysipelas, or
Salt Rbenni..tioald Ilad,.ltinsororin.,4o. •
SPURN or Vandal Duna, 'etpetled htelo
the system by the prolonged toe of this Sartstew
ills, and the patient Isiah to ecalgieratles health.
Female Musses are sioseed try sotofaLi la the
tiletod, and are enen go= anted by tide entreat of
Salsarillh
&Whet discard this lovsluable Wench:Mr because
you have been imposed'. by something Pry
Waling to be harm whilewas not-
W hero you have atm till -
For mturte partici:dare of ft:tease:igen It nitres,
.we
refer lvou ,b - crliC r American Milian" womb
the Nren named' trill RRilledi Mai to . n
who flit
Areal Caesuurrio Prete. for the enre of ooh
tivenam; Jaundice, Moods, inzSbill. DP'
eatery, Foul BtOtalutte, EheW"
Um, secants:on' winner= &sore mama
Pals. or Illetb .4 : ...insetion. of the Soweiletw
Racy, lobss'Of tiyizerOoMplaint , rakers
Worms, Rent, eanta and (dr Dimisr
They ate anger cos 110 that the meat WOO. ,
live eau Like them pleasantly sad they. *iota.
pest spertentin the weld for the purred , ol
• (amity phydi.
Prepared by J. 13. EYED &1304 Lowell, Kass.
and 5014 by B. A. FAILNESTOOL, SOY & 00.
and by all Rimiest,. selelmeodothw
Edwin &ham.
terPATTEIBIUMaI BAR ROZION.
HUBBARD, BRD'ariCO.
Warranted OAST STEEL SAWS. of every de.
RioBIM, Malay, Mose Out, Gans, and all
iets
All kinds of KNIVES and SPRINGS, =dot=
Sheet Oast Ste° • Extra Eedned. REAPER AND
mownra ictirirm
is7r Warehouse Wodka corner WATER and
SHORT STREEr4 Pfres—burgb..-.
Particular•-atlerdltuk span in, Eetoothlng, Gunk
minx and Straightening ° fr onts; Saws; al,o, re.
papa of all lrfroi Pandang and Milling done el
reasonable rates. andsdr
IR" wee
Boiler Makera & Sheet Iron Workers
Nos. W. 24, :4 and Id a'alt STREET.
HATII3I swami a large yard, and truntahad
with the mast improved machinery, area=
ed to maantacture every descriptiop,Of
la the heatanuater, and -warranted 'equallei n ak
made in &merry,
_ommormkuu
FIRE S,_,STVISII FLEW% WMIKOZI A aI
BOILERS, SI GINDE N 8 ERN, SALT
TANKS,' UM OTELLS 2SCliiTATlD sp n in sgr,
TUNG PANS, sonde .utoN,
81706.R.PANS and solerneenractorn
itWit
BMWS FA • lepaiiol
on the shortest notiee. if
• SUPERIOR
Copper Mill and Smelting Worts,
PITTSBURGH.
PARK, McOUROY & CO.
ISlatt LDßl ufacturszs of SWAT/IMO. BRAZIERS . is
SO
BUM' COPPER. PRESSED OOPPER
TOVfIyoSED STILL norrans, , searang
inspailers ZARS.
,P n
SR= and Osalisrs
ISOM_ WISA, AA.,
hand. MAORINES sad
TOOLS. IV trams's, tio.I4OPERST tad no BE6
OND sTnErra r ratebanga• ..SpeicW =los
Capper cut to any dextral pSUIZII.
110641S4eVa
grTO NERVOUS ItIMPEASERDS OR
Hors sares.-A tovareaull ratter:mu Lave
lag bear reamed to Molt!" to a few days, arta un
=lmtisimouttAlut= mad troiro/or
i<tooesh.th=do
sacred dal tO etuarountrota to bio sanded felkra.
oreitoreothoinsonsofoom •Iliroso,an th e receipt
Of so addressed earelope, Le will seadaree, soopy
Oahe preorrtption utaL
Moot to Dr. JOHN IL DATEIALL, tfil Fulton
street. N. T. aattutlairT
.....DIKEOTOB
ftWrIMO. MIT
Lii. :unix Iwosess.
ER ..
_W.ItOLLILLY
""'" =TIM & CO,
alannfutnrers of OAST STEEL;
_SPRING,
PLOW and WASTES STEEL; SPRINGS,
LES, LIEDWIMES. AC.
A' Office, No. 96 wAPES STREET (op dew)
PUTSBUSGH. PA. Ira
rgrEolsllll6o2l. REA & CO., (slums=
*o goantsoa, Nunn et Kirasortsl
Washirwton Work.
FOUNDERS AND nawurnsrs,
IdAnaseturers of BOAT AND srATIMEt
STEAM ENOINF2., BLAST ENGINES, MILL
NAORINERY, GEARING, SHAITENG, OAST.
INOS of all deserip_tioi_, OIL TANKS S T ILLS,
BOILER AND SUM IRON WORK.
sr A.O for GIEFFAZD'S PATENT EUROD
OR, for U•W-in,s bolters.
FITTED DP WITH
ON,4GEW
PATENT GROUND CIRCULARS,
BAlLNittla. a GM
JOHN COCHRAN A 800 retsmuse.
Wren of IRON VAULTS AND VAULT
DOORS, IRON RAFLING, WINDOW SHUT.
TEES, WINDOW GUARDS, &a, Nos. II SEC
OND and 80 THIRD sTsper, between Wood told
narked.,
plain, hand • variety of new patterns,
Emmy and sult•ble for ell purposes.
Sr Particular attention paid to &naming Greys
Lots. JobbisisdOne at short th 7 D 37 -
arSIINT us the PAIIPIILLT Or
Mourns° Imports:los old and young,
vaulted and stogie if both s" wall be sent tea
by addressing, with Mame the was:
3. KENDRACIR ll CO., Dm 73, Post
zurladrdewr
HE BRIDAL MANZ elDr.,43±lEs.
"lar l' SAl OF WARNING AND .. _
vox 105 TODNO MEN. Alan, new and relic. .
ble treatawat of laga Sexual
DOW .M
Address Dr. 3. s trompaorr,
aril Associsti • ' Pa. told
isbiyr — s Arm SIXOES.__
N OT CE.
ALL STYLES OF
Boots and Shoes
68 MARKET STREET,
sours & 13.088
BOOTS AND . SHOES.
JAMES ROBB.
Edo. If narked 'Stray{
fig' Jost returaea from the EAST with • very
liege sad seasonable asoelt of
= ri
the VERT BEST GITIALITY. Diens', Boys'
and Tooth" BOOTS AND %MOMS In all their
varletlon and stylu. LADIES WORE of the fin•
eat and best that Is manufactured, from the fine
Polish to the plain Calf Bonn. EntWrens' Boots
and Shoal to every style and variety. '
Our'atoject Is to sell such goods as will give sat
isfaction to the p urchaser.
firPlesse ca and examtna. and you will be
satisticd with the QUALITY andIPRIEIE of goods.
Redember the place. JAMES ROBB,
ocl o. 71 Market street.
LARGE STOCK
BOOTS, SBOES, GLUM, 1311101111 A k OCR
JUST REOEITINO.
All the Latest Styles and Qualities,
And Will be iota at the Tell LOWEST PRIDES
CALL LT
BORL CID'S, 98 Mraket Street,
(2.1,1 door Irma Fifth.
Soma soiled shoes on hand at ona4talf price.
0c213
ALL AND WINTER GOODS,
3. NT. CARNAHAN 6: CO'S
Plavlngiut returned from the Eut with I ful
end complete assortment of
Boots. and Shoes,
We Are ...bud to oiler superior loitureasente to
putehatetc gook embraaes all liken of
LADIES'. MUSHY AAIIOIIILDRENS ,
ErJOTS, SIIOES, C/&*Sti BALMODALS,
Of -the best quality.
Also, DiE.NS', BOYS" eau suernes ,
mem AND SHOES.
Remember, the
PHI.LADELPHLIk SHOE imam,
h. 81, Corner of the Market and Diamond,
ADIES' GENTS', hillißES! •
caluanhays
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
01 every Style, Blake end form, at
COYLE' 8,
Opener ilfth and Wylie streets.
Air Prig ten eta aversbadY. . eta
P AYRTERS.
;NUM N. coml.—n*l I4ai....ioint DOMMISI
iPNaI LAX% '& 'OR, ;
8/GriatT/043 * ; sb4Ska LIME2I4,
tre to thxdoneia Ist , Pittsburgh.
avrizem- cat ~ sizsi -mews. examsta
„
ggatFtIFIIL tONW , OILNDS -soattehtd,
piipettl all obolots,andOWSZlONs ON OL6112:
"tosa•tOtmiternad tamtioaltpasta at Nu toroatel•
tpIOWNLAL VENOMS "Amsted ta•b%l4f aoe
' MOUSE PAITMNO• don. wta • mind to dr•
;Agglityhattoonterot•ar_ A pit coatuts irt Anis&
!air Aux • 111111VMP.naAN irdeLly
lez e ;:t •a.
N'Jvz ; s:BEn ?, 1S
GAZETTE
Deily monllng 110 pa annum
Dio.
E 4s ,,s served by carmen, 25 toots wool:.
dm do.,served by union. 15 cents o la,do per gjelt
Weday, Inclobo
Oh - tine* capita pule ad ve.r ,
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
- nal tpui.2:l-4515535D550 NAM=
Period. I Daily It I a wl2 t a wll ts wi Wkly
15
gtale l 4... 1 251 ....I$ 121
Ter e 0 times.. 73: I .... 175
Tlsettrees.... 2 .. I . 260
01/32 week ...: 478 $ 7i l ; r7l 73
•Tero weeks... 15 76{ 2CO 123 125
Three week, . 4se 4 231 273 223 115
Utre seszali.„ 5251 660{ 460 2 261 2to
T6OO months. 12 cot 8 201 503 a 75 425
Ttrzse months /8 001 10 601 7 00, 4 751 625
1112.mceathe„..i 23 60 1 11 751 601 600 12 co
im
Pies ams .54 110 17 MI L 2 Coo, 800• 17 03
06. Year 40 06 23 So 01 00: to cp. sto oo
.folveztoseAaetue unarm =re year may oe orutagiet
o 0 the
or
pleasure,. ot drugs of IS cents
pet ow!, for 20 to ti If patd at the tbae,) trot
mturt be waft .4 to the treettellete Imainese of Pa
idea/them
=tinted ter othenvise than
dilly, will - be laserta4 on Eton day. es the erne*
sesy select.
ransient advertising OASH.
Death Notices, eastantertion...
Marriage dotiees,
Steamboat - idvertisernfOrte, Per trip s ce
e montane or Adminiars . Notions. . to
YEARLY Aaysaintensa BATES
One equaro—oenflosti to the arnardtab attunes'
of the advertiser, and not, to Include dboolutions,
tarswition Of new firms, wants. be.--afwitSystas
once a week. Any excess to be rhanifid Y Ulu.
dent mallard
ja Umeo Lima! I time.
id, weer- [a weelt.la week.
nave mouths-- 111.8 IA 412 cm
olsew *a o
months
I r:v. 11° aeethe....
o .1v:
~ Year ao co u
se oo 09 oXI
Fist Nouse. double the above relea r n' la
gelled one month or more. For a lan period SIO
tents a line.
Loral notices at such rates as may be agreed
e square to be oonsidered as the fps. 06011*
plod by ten lines of the ordiessit adlterMiel i 9 90
of the paper.
A GOOD SIGN
The most difficult thing to be done In the
Anal Is the reorganization of labor. Snit
planters and freedmen are to be educated Into
It., and their notion's were an wrong aj the start.
The success of free labor has been beyond rea
tmasYle exy ectation a, although the war did not
end coon enough fcr planting the usual breadth
of ground in the spring. Another year will
bring about a great Improvement In this respect.
The cases of marked success with free labor this
year are neither few nor Mali, and their publi
cation will be worth volumes of argument on
the subject. Some of the most aneeeashil
planters this year bays been northern men, and
there will be thousands of inch scattered over
the south hereafter. A practical radical, (and
radicals era generally practical) Mei. Geo. L.
Stearns, of Maesaebueetta, has written a letter
to E. O. Cabell of Tennessee: giving him some
good advice about the treatment of the treed
men, and illustrating It by his own example.
Major Stearns hired two estten farms In
Mnrfrecaboro, Tennessee, in March, 1503.
and employed some eighty freedman.
at wages of $l5 to WI per moth and
rations. They planted 500 acres of cotton,
be
sides earn and other grain, and the crop was
large and minable. Major Stearns alludes to
a friend who did still bettor on an adjoining
plantation, and on neither was there any diffi
culty In securing regular and reasonable work
from the negroes. All were satisfied and hap.
pp. The Major does not say hqw much money
he made, but the fact that he Intends to hold
and work the farm another year la evidence
that it pays. The old planters will either learn
from eneh experience or they will tell out and
leave the business to wiser men, and the avi
culture of the 133ntb will certainly thrive under
free labor as It never would have done with
slay ery
Tile industnal c l Nita/cal prospect Ls goal
on the whole, and no min with n healthy mind
and a patriotic heart can listen patiently to the
croakers. There is everything to he done, It is
true, to give right direction to affairs, and to
perfect the national renovation so well begun:
but the men andtthe meant, the eourage and
the enterprise, arc not wanting', and happy are
they who compn.head the treat opportnahles
of the tone, and have the wisdom to work with
events.
A LirrLE BLURRY
Something of seensation has been produced
to Eon Matt and possibly I n France, by a rumor
set afloat tar ‘the New Fork correspondent of the
London Timm, that Mt. Seward had sent an
ultimatum to the Emperor Napoleon, on the
Meilcan question. It was stated by the COMll
pondent that the Government of the United
States had Dallied the Emperor that the troops
now organizing it Egypt for the aid, of Mad
mill= would not be permitted to land In Mai
m. According to the soma authority it was
further intimated to Napoleon that any farther
Interrentlou his part with Meglesn affairs
might create a rupture between the two govern
ments. Of course these statements produced •
sensation and a flute In tht money Market.
The accuracy of the roans, however, weregen
erally discredited by the London papers, widths
Star declared Itself "to be in a position to give
to its readers en authoritative assurance that
no such dispatch wu written or fbrwarded."
This declaration had • calming effect on the
perturbed sensltolltke of Mrs. Britannia, and
she again sipped her potter and ate her steak
with am accustomed relish.
Tin Altoona Railroad Larceny—Nearly A
whole Family Convicted.
A most remarkable cruse of larceny was on
trial In Hollidaysburg last week, which resulted
In the convictlon of nearly a whole fatally. Tea
victim of the larceny was the Pennsylvania .
Railroad Company, as the can lay at Altoona,
the party having fitted up a key to unlock the
freight can. The father and head of the fata
lly le John .1 Borkloolder, who Is from.fifty to
filly-five sears old. lie resides near Altoona.
He tna two or three marrlei daughters end as
mats stogie, all Cr! whom were engaged In the
alleged larceny. Toe goods were taken and as
creted at the dill-rent houses, ocropied by the
different parties, and Mood to hay mows, cow
cribs, cellars, worsts, chests, boxes and trucks.
Among the goods were boots, shoes, calicoes,
wedding, detainee, 'launch', hooped and balmo
rat skirts, plus, needles, tapes, thread, spool
cottons, soaps, ecc„ &e, dcc. Many of the ar
ticles were in large quantities.
The trial consumed three days of the Court.
able. counter being -engaged On both sides.
Many witnesses wore examined pro and coo.
The eyldence showed that parties connected
with Ettirkholdees family had taken geode from
care of the Pennsylvania railroad time and time
again, the parties picking out what goods suited
them, with the utmost Coolness. QSautitles of
goods were brought Into Court and idtmtlided by
their owners.. Some eighteen or twenty thous
and dollars' worth a' goals were thus stolen
and their owners compensated .by the rallromf
company. The parties were convicted, but
have not vet been eentenced.
Lr, Llvlngston's New Expolltton
The Bombay 75mes of September 15, says 2
Among the passengers from England who ar
rived In the steamer Benaree on the 11. th lust.,
was Dr. Livingstone, the celebratal African
traveller. The doctor is abdut ttrengage Su •
other exploring expedition into the Interior of
Africa, and hot come to Bombay for the payees
of making some preliminary preparations. '
The scene of his explorations will be that
tract of territory extending between the region
which be has already explored and that dlscor
erect by Captain Speake. Ile will commence
his trays:6l2y following the course of the'rlver
Rovuma, which Is In about ten degrees south
latitude—towards the north to Lake Nyasa, and
then towards the south to the Tenganylka. Ur.
Livingstone has already explored the Rornma
'Air about one hundred and. Ilfty miles; but from
,that point towards the west the country le to-
'tally unknown,
The object of the doetor's elpeoltioa bl partly
ut open up the conntry fir the 'purposes acorn.
nserce, and. partly touarry out. the' wishes of the
graphical Society of London, by exploring
the water-shed of Zambeeliand the dire/dee vlats
tdd by Captain Spoke. ..The latter object pen , .
5 5 ,5 0 11 greet batted 'ltt this Estimation
=re horn% 404. they aredestrons of.
g whether the lakes dlicorored by
Span, .Grant and .Baker, .are. not. supplied
1 water tiowingatill pirtherfrom the south l titan
',from any tomtit yet filsedvereft ' "'
=rum= tam Mixtoo.i..yrfetrotorrys the
cum:rata llse43O'nairi atini:44lthnitat4o
tentopies ; but &libet is gm:grebe/aged nciirs
Ia the recent ilectlon fp . lfett
des, cite Btribilerszt eundidatis, ON' deleil*P to
Coogicsa,xxcelied e s sil voici6goiniti6;lBo.lor
rbrAap47.l rata., his Desnocratio. Ompetlicir.
.
1 " " aa /At e lialegate• 1633 , Perea had EN
tevitY• The hugeneei argils iota shwa Mat
e,.. 'Mexico banana, quite. a /aTgis pupal'
4on.
and..' •
Mao Rav - told to not
st. - ucted him to Enrc.pean languages, bn. also t.
Seca gives 1.".3 mind a bent towarda European
po:hics. ile completed his smiles al the L'al•
versity of Cambridge, which he was elected to
represent In Parliament. In the Tarp Interest,
In 1811, and continued to represent for twenty
ye are. B'nce th , nhe represented Tiverton.
Be lost his father and mother when In hie
nineteenth year; and this early Independence
probably helped to form his character. His
first cabinet appointment was In 1809.
to the lieeretaryahip of War; be held
this °Oleo for nineteen years—until 1828. In
1819 an attempt was made by a Lion
tenant Darts to assassinate him; ht was wound
ed, but not seriously. While he was a member
of the admlnhitratlon, and the Secretary at War,
some of the most arbitrary and unlawful seta
which an English government has ventured
upon In modern times, were sufbrced, amongst
them the suspension of the habeas corpus, the
establishment of a spy system to ferret out mal-
Contents,
Entering Parliament In 1807--at the age of
twenty-three---Lord Palmeraton was made Sec
retary of War at twenty-live, and remained In
that place, unknown to fame, until be was
forty-tour. In ISBO his turn saute—he became
foreign minister, and at once, Bp the peculiar
character of his policy, turned the eyes of
European politicians and rulers upon hinvelf.
It was as minister of foreign affairs that he be
came moat widely known; and hls hostility to
Resale; his friendship for whatever power ruled
In France; his readiness to Interfere in every
European quarrel; his success in "arranging".
several Important affairs by the free use of
English induence—such as the estabtishment of
Belgian Independence; his extreme readiness to
tato respOusibillty on himself In dealings with
foreign nations, and his pertinacious adherence
to Ma own course, even when, to carry ills
point, he had to stoop to trickery—all contrib
uted to his fame.
It wu his self-will, which In Andwst, 1850, Rot
him into trouble withe Queen, who wrote the
following sharp note to Lord John Fiassell,then
Premier ,
' , The Queen - requires, first, that Lord Palmer
ston will distinctly state what he
_proposal In a
given casein order tbaithe Queen may know as
distinctly to what she le givlngherroysi 'action;
secondly, having once given her banstion to a
measure, that It be not arbitrarily altered or mod
ified by the minister. Such en act she must con
sider as failing in sincerity to the Crown, and
Justly to be visltf:d by,the exercise bf her consti
tutional right of dismissing that minister. She
expects to be kept ir formed of what passes be
tween him and the Foreign Minister before Im
portant decisions are taken, based upon that In•
tcrcourse, to receive the foreign despatches in
good tima and to have the drafts for her ap
proval sent to her In sufficient time to make
herself acquainted with their contents before
they must be sent oft. The Queen thinks It best
that Lord John Russel should show this letter
to Lord Pahnaston.”
Palmerston quietly replied: "I have taken a
copy of this memorandum of the Queen. and
will not fall tro attend to the directions 'bleb It
ontitatae," showing no resentment; brd. in De
cember, 1351, eighteen months later, In defiance
of Queen arid Cabinet. be committed the British
government to the reolmoltion sea acceptance
of Napoleon's coupd'etat. "Lord J. Raseell
called upon hie a for en explanattou,"
Ma an Eoaltal.wrlter, "out recalling no reply,
he took no step' in the matter. except to atung
bin 'Moulders at blaForelgoßtnlnter's coolness
and Inanberrdlnatlon.
Her hislessy also wrote for an explanation,
but nose was forthcoming, and Lord Palmers
ton meanwhile forwarded to Earls a dispatch,
entirely oa his own authority, and without con
sulting either the Premier or the Queen, in
which he renewed le a modified form, his opin
ion on the coup delay, previously exprested to
Count Willow'id. Lord Jobs therefore &latent
the Queen to dismiss her Golden minister, and
the indignant descendant of Queen Elizabalti,
uottlig loth, followed the advice."—Y. C. Eve,
- - •
VA RIOVI4 ITEMS.
'rue Rtritmond comer pamtlent of the Wheel
ing (W. Va.) Intelllgencer anima Among the
rumors prevalent l 3 one that General Terry,
commanding this Department, will shortly mar
ry the daughter of A well known merchant of
Richmond. The young lady in question Is
about eighteen, and belongs to a family remark
able for Its beauty, of which, In point of Ap
pearance, she is CCrt111111) not an unworthy
member.
Too New Fork correspondetit fifths Philadel
phia Ledger writes that the brief brt significant
New Orleans telegram to the Associated Presa,
annotivelog that the Jetirlists have been driven
from hlstamcows, Is looked upon as the last nail
the coffin of the Morioka Republic. It comes
very Inopportunely for the Jeerer Flaaacial
dgcnry this city, who have issued circulars
to alt the most prowleent merchants and ban
kers of Wail sod William stre,ta, inviting them
to be present a( the formal opening of taelr
xicaa headquarters Pa-morrow afternoon, at
57 Broadway.
ICS llthetratlon of Raman rule is Poland Is
down Ins feet Just enne to llebt. The Lune
tte Asylum at Warsew...a Government la/Me
llon of emote—has been visited by the pollee.
Op ibis onsisioneoute 60 ont of the.l44 patients
were ME:lmnd to be pollileal offenders who
bad fledior refuge Is this abode of madness, and
epeeist:reedy a couple of years within Its turd
hie walls. The phyaielane isillnt hies arrested,
together with the delinquent&
truss Banau fitextrxra, of Gur_rensey counts,
Ohio, tree eetelved the reward of 8500 offered
by Governorßroagh for the arrest of the mur
derers of Provost Assistant 'Marshal Gook. M
eer and Elartnp, the assassins, it wilt be remem
bered, bore been convicted and executed.
Sons workmen recently widening Ifeeeh-
Mati'll lane, Boston, in aawinroff the end of a
building, nomad two voild shot imbedded in tha
oak timbers. They were probably fired from
the Baia fleet or a cannon on Bunker Hill In
revolutionary limo..
bins. F;L.I.TADSSIS bANTELS,IOIO died recently
at Portapior.tb, N. IL, at Md. age of Sg, had
sever seen a relation burled. Her husband,
adopted eon , hie wife . and their daughter and
her hatband, and all her other relatives, were
an lost at sea.
Gr.ORMA Journal espy that many of the
lending Methodist clergymen of that State, in
conseqrs.nce of their hostility to their Northern
brotbern, have made overtures to tit, Episcopa
lians for a union with them.
Tue ground occupied by the dismantled forts
surrounding Washington Is to be turned over to
the owners as soon as the buildings attached to
the forts are sold.
Lancia peat beds at Ellington and West Hart
ford, Connecticut, areos ftre, the fire extending
some two feet Into the ground.
DURING the laAt gambling season at Spa, th
bank eleinvd two million franc. (f-W0,000.)
Terrible Distress at Glbral er—Tsvo Leon
sand People Starving.
oor tinders are already aw are of the existence
of cholera at (Miratier and the extent to whtch
Its ravager been gone, but few are acquainted
with the &stem which has resulted indirectiy
from it. On the. Latter point a writer in the
London rima :—The Spanish alitheritles
bare established a cordon across the silver aatni
desert which separates Gibraltar [rent the IGO.
elm. No one le 'stowed to pals- aging' t foam or
to the ruck. Not only 6o but for. e came res
eon—the prevalence of cholera*, eh O from
Gibraltar are allowed to enter any Spanish port,
That, on eel aides, the rock people are cut off
from their kind. The inhaoltanta of Gibraltar
mainly depend on their trade with itinerants and
other ports. And now that this is stopped, anti
all means of communication cut off,„ they are, to
Ow number of two thousand, aimed literality
ificruintt. Thiele a very Mocking rettelatlon,
No one can rank but every one cantata come
conception o the horror of and, a &Uneaten—
Imprisonment on a rock with disease and want
to do thaPi,acry, worst, ~
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, &a
EOII7RTE. STREET
DIVOGOETS.
CRUMB CLOTHS. Gl'
Wo are rum recalsittg a full Mu
of the shore good. Moo ,
. a fun
&nutmeat of avanthlng fn the'
'CARPET LINE.
which ? offer at
The Lowest Rates. 71
tg.D. & EL' !do CALLUM;
0.5 81 Foo t = siairst, .
CARPET =BS
W B , ARS DAILY itEfOEPIthQ
' Otat IiEW STOCK or i
ct4 1 . 8 , 1 ' ,13 T
•
VINDOW 'T
:WOOLENVOMON hiarULLaktraii
GETS ea 01110 X OLAT
DAMASK, ILEPS-lateNdae , WINDOW'
41WErrAOISC-r - '"^
dompruthseterol4-#l!l4laza,itOr
poptiguipinovs ,
irrtitiritit4;atittillt
quamtle. fikstre*,
*xi &Alamo at Wm trulicoss
ustustAwironum9% .40
(1 Urtil~
1 ,_23.i30LEU/S REFINERY,
CLARK & 811Nna.
Warne sad 015ee,XIOIALMH TOWNSHIP.
OMee In Pittsburgh, 24 WOOD STREET.
These wake Lave the Urgent eellr All
sonar,. The brand stand; the Invest ls
country end In Europe, let queintAnd th=
and the oil to put in wit seaacatedtP
t ee es Tv t
s . 0
TANKS,
and IMPROVED BORINC:LEIVIOLIE Wills.
&Way
plum BARN of comPiasiri...
Office Corner of Pena and Wayne Streets]
,
Thiel Cont wie ormlid an the 2Sth tad,
ander ti.a lvania ant penufactor
tna.Latrv. The ry of a Company le sit-
W.M on Dunitani Creak, betoneo the - land. oftha
DunkardCreek lJnionOUtlonipany and the Dunk
atti Uneek Petrolenen Company..
Capital 5t0ek.......... 4h9:4000 CO
Working Md. to,odo lo
Yu valor Of each, Sbare... - 0 100
S. S. JOHNSON, Eheablent.
MAO rims. Sectetary awl Treasurer.
DULTCTOIS.
James Otahaln,J. 13. Well,
Stephan Lawvon, R. W. MUM*.
Prank finVae4 I
anaOlf _ _
D VNICABD PETROLEUM
occerAmt..
Office Canter of Penn and
Wayne Ste .
This company au organized
. on 550 ORA inst.
ander the Pennsylvania Mining and Blannfaetu
ring Laws. The territory of -ter comma, ad
gos lands of tile Dankard Creek Union Oil
caingtri 3325,ti0e
Woralar Wand 85,000
Par Value of Facts Share... ...... 00
01PYWzralb
President—S. A. JOHNBTOII
- and Treasurer—lSAACl NOCK.
50751851:
8. A. lONWSTOII, tut - L. EL Mama&
Pasant 8r21)111, JAMES OnANAS.
r. Gairr.
JOAO IL W. W. O.
:cam.
SUPERIOR
OIL ENGINES.
We ■re constructing, ►ed will Imp on 4►nd I
►uperlor ogle 01
401PX-ICa MIIVOrSIVIZI
Either a Common or Tubular Boiler.
We Write portico fteedtad engines tot this par.
poae to call and see them, comer of P 1 lEE and
MARA STREETS, near Our Water Works.
Jae MACKINTOSH, Ilk.ldeettLl, ea 00.
J ae
WILEINth
sactruluro ow= at
0111:1DE ANII REFIMD,OILS
NIII's Block. Dim:issue WIIY. Oak
411H ri aM1 attention Oren to the SALE AND
OF PETROLEUM and Ks Product+
am a=o ` M ' al l l3lV ed- into. 7
JBEHR
t
No. ISt. CLAM ST.. Pittsburgh.
IORWARDING AND COMMISSIO.N MUCHA-VI,
An DELI IN OILS
ELLUMINAITRO, LIICRIOATTRO, OEMS
PETROLEUM MLR. dra-, oorddaMlT oa WO_ arid,
for tale st /oreot amtkoi %;0.11.1i0
=ad sad orders ordiefted. Spam
Im:racial) OCTOBER 8, 1861•
vITHICEDGE7S PATENT
Oval Lamp Chi:moseys,
Manufactured of SR Flint Olaas
These tiktuuseps are Intense for
Unitas Mons,
nesting all parts ot the glass asinalliATlNStol a:•
pose It to making. F. D. DITHDLUD . E,
Fort Pitt elan Works, W ashington street,
spit PlLLentrirh.
',Kamp ......... ......• • • ••...XIMIT ELM
yy 'JUNO S KING,
Calvin Mane Henry S. Lynch,
John C. Malay, Penn A, Madeira,
Oro Blare,
John Natalia,
w.tscr P. iitaishan,
Alonzo A. Carrier, James B. D. Meads.
Charles A. Colton, John D. Naraddend
Vim Dotha
John Evan n,
', . fiesulr
John J. Gilleipia, • William L.
WM= S. Haven, Alexander nadir,
Petri IL Nankai, Venkirk,
Elonarl Ham Wait?. Wermsus,
James D. Biqa Issas Whittler'.
Timimv—on.An. A. COLTON.
6rennui—JAN. l N B. D. NEEDS.
No. to NAMES' ST. Pitrihnien. t annum
ooym issiort BLERCIIII,..NTS.
PETROLEUM AIM ITS PRODUCTS
ADA dealers In Balsam Ittstesisig.
BONDED WASAIMUUBE 01
Phenix Warehousing Company,
root or BALTIO ft 11.6.1.111.50 N Sta., Brooklyn:L.
=EC]
REM= PETROLEUM.
In Tanks al.lßorrslr Soo ChouUr&
BI
O ce, No. 1S BE.N. nicest
.3-11
f a irc..EN'T ou, Wo ass.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
ir-unrsAarraus or
Pure V. Lite Refilled Carbon Oils.
No. 291. LIBERTY ETHEL'S.
col
JAM:wit. 1101.1 M
LRIVIN Co.. .....J MUM /awn
R
ILLIZTACITIMIIIII
Oil of Vitriol and Aqua AICUMMiII
15 MU= Eit.
1.1 IFTITSAIIEGH, PA.
PIANOS, MUSIO, &o
NOW,BEING RECEIVED
THAT ELEGANT STOCK Oh
CHICKERING PIANOS
Selected personally by the enbstliber, daring i
nand 'stilt to the Faetoxy.
SEVENTEEN INSTRUMENT
are noar open, and ready tor examination. a
public are Lairlted to Gall and see Inca.
Warranted for Five Years
OELARLES 0. lIELLOB,
aull Sole Ateht rot the Ohleherha Plano
liisNos AND ORGASM.
TILE CELEBRATED
BRADBIRY, NBW YORK,
Sehomac,ker dr, Co., Philadelphia
PIANOS.
THS ADIERIO MT ORGAN. snd EMS 4
00. ooTreux. ORGAS, admitted by denim;
and ill teem Lava heard therm, to Ow oupatior ta
tone to all labor lastrommta of Ds Matta, do
factorial la toe Hotted Statita
•
We are prepared to rand" at the a/Latest notice.
Braai and l*aaa Edlireillaartraluktba
.pX every devEr ad yforihua and °omit Bialey,
'Priseuaed Utustrattd Catatoracts Ina
Lids Da appltasUna.
Near had ScamManci !Minos ear Mint.
ALL um LATE SONGS AND PIECES
cumzusto pa land.
watannt, a sest4
EiT, awn, SUE Z%
GERMAN ILOCORDEOIsiB,
103.5wAL BoxEso
' Vioptts BANJOS
EULEUQPIIII62. Mt*
WX1,4;f1004:43:00=4144.04
J. G. lakt313.11,!••••
ViitIETY AND •=t
1:47a. 31.011. niltaxgzet Otiroo l
KRAErt*UIVCO34° .1111 i
Ig ll ti='"mia n Ti,tPstor
atus.
a,
34104 ntr t 181 . las,u tser.-
' lt4i ßr,
,
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I. „ .. fr t iedraDOMWOOdEteliefp n
)19 1711" . 411945110
n ES rrn iC I O O I,I P ..
11101.111.10111.11111 •
2.11,031"redi N a liaielpi ,, I
MEM
notika.: 4::
X3-111.=12C.331FtSEI.
No. b 7 Market Street, Pittsburgh.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED ER PAN pUNDS
Oolleetionsinade on all the prinalpal potatelol
United States and masa&
STOOKS, BONDS AND OTHER t?M:BiTh=I
BOUGHT IND SOLD ON COMMISSION.
rutlimiar atteation paid to 1 S parches an
tale
VOTED STATIO
Milted nits lazel• 1531
Do. I& • 62N I ' '
Do. . - .10401)
Do.
terthIDIDALOUSACIDeaI an•
ORDEBS AND VOYNDMEI23 -BOUGHT On
ilr OOLhEOTE _
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
11. S. Government Depository
55 ALIIIKET SITTEET,
ITTS BURGH,
Genital Paid In 8300,000
wink privilege or Increase to 500,000
Karin extruecn corrtspotulente 'rich Bonus crut
Bankers I broughemt COO country, two otter nusu
al factllttan to S
t dointyOugliClS to= tuL.
7 8..1.0 INTCOTEItEII.
And all other Government zeousitlea, furnished
lo sums al lo wedurchasers. Deposits received and
tzteteet by epeelal agreement.
DMICCROWI :
THOS. DONNELLY, IL EL KING.
D. 31. SEGTH,HIGLEY ,
Js. BAILEY, JOHN if. HERRON.
THOS. SIIITH. IJ. EDEILe6T.SIOE
THOB. DONNELLY, President,
BUTLER WARD, Cashier.
seireysser!F
DOLLAR- btu, 95
rouses Sneces.
MUSTER= 1101'
Open any Dom to Velma; Alm on Watnea
4117 IMO Saturday evening, from alay tot to No.
amber lot, from to I Wane; and from November
tot to Disy tat [roma to 8 rOclock:.
Depoina received of all mum or not iess than OM
Dollar, and • dividend of the pronto &demi twice
a yea, taigas ,mul Ju n e" terest has been
declared sezdaranallyiland December,
ante the Duds wan organized, at Um rata of au
per eate. a yew. •
Daum" if not drawn out, la placed CO the credit
of the dame= on prlnnipal, and
and
the.aaele
interect Dom th e nett days or Jane and Docember,
eampounding Wee year without' troubling Aka
depositor to all, or even tondeseet raw wok.
AC this rate money mill amble in las Dun Mare
Books, oontatnlng the Charter, 89-Lamm,, Mlle ,
and Regulations, ftantiand Sant, as IlDnunntin ,
at the omen.
rEsoundrr—ClEDSOE ALBREE.
.. ..... ..
William°. Bea J. Latiersom .Rober L. M. Pollo
Roble,ck. N. D.,
Johnch= t
Be 1. L. Fahnestoek, Joan EL Miromberger,
James Rerdman, James Shidle,
Jamm McAuley, Alex=ler Speer,
Lane M. Panacea. Quietism Yeager.
THIMTIIII6.
1 11
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BINH
O f Pittsburgh.
Chartered by the Capital !Organized and
State of Pa., 1816.. sl,ooo,ooo,llatifl Law 116
Thin Bank has been dembrnated a
DEPOSITARY
07 17314
United States. Treasury,
ESE=
and appointed shoat for the salt of Mc
7-80 Za OB.N.
Every facility ha offered to Invaitars of pan ,
ties purchasing for zonal&
PEOPLES' NATIONAL BANE
Of Pittsburgh.
Capital Paid in 81,000,000, with Prvii
/eV of 82,000,000.
mams* Coing*rnisr AND WOOD
ST
Thititank,d
Ling Wen o
ow pe p u a d e e c r
t t o e
r ß ft at u in t b al u B n u e tt s
at Ito Banking- lionse,einacr of Wocd and/1M
streeta -
Oolleetions made on -an gwees' Bible pante on
most favorahle terms. Bpeofal Agents Lot UT
COOSA for the tale alba,
C. S. 7 3-10 Treasury Notes.
F. Id. GORDON, Oasbiat.
J. O. MaPHERSON Whir.
SECOND STOCK OP
FALL AND WINTEB GOODS,
FdIiGMIT.E.3I.E'S'S WELL
HI Wood Stray:,
The latest hock at
The
se lties letted St of the ason. The largest
she
rarxcACC IO
A G
TINS. , HEATHERS AND
EVTS IN, TELE 0/1 Y.
Which we will make to order In a inparinr style.
mor.s racinmiTz.
Gner,vessni, MiSSE,
Buotesson 8. , 6RA.4 &SON,
MLICELIPT rACC;OI6, Ro. 89 hitti at
Hauty . 9, fusiart
IttleteWt Tailor, -
wank:nil am= or i kt* air.c4fa
Takes great ple.anzetaenoonotay, to his atuitisr
ouo ;Wooers. and the pang, g7railv, that his ,
Metnand arratteraelits' for. VFALErfilEft•
V gj are 'atm etelPhstsaihreg beetberecotally
sateeded ,from the M elect htortealsi abW.
Eastern cities. Ohl sue .4aishise of goodaas eao,,
=be ten be oWW, artuoheop
the gamut veva Improved =deltas
and stylesothetolttre ben very_largionaled
addulast. Ilfratals las 121Utl oolafidetolsicaall''
tieg 'nearly Inspesties. -
srma BLAOI4 COLORED LOT
. Arat DOE , 811.11413,a0 'haul, warrinWe t!.st
eolore,. kW-Round tertareP
Da3MTOrt-I,7l.olllSvtaill other aser ectathrP,
new style for entire sults.
A. great variety of VOTE OAB9IZIERr.4bar:
Pants and Vests, for itlerolub and-En2thg war.
au=
TABBIONABIZ' , ,
ro - ' aiiica 6ro • aotriplit
hiADE TO, QP.pri. .
THE 13 esT rpriixAf i nl•MANNitt.''
• .!. NJ r _tp trialyinrirtr,zii
era
_ *o 3:l fitcr T/4:40,
!'
s i rku
.'''',.,, ......,-. ~ ^•^'. ...-- 4 ;00 ,, ,
) DRIM - . - Abiti gaalloll' . r
1 ci t. •I'APuirulitCrique r. , p - - -, -..r, ,
,c1: - ,. e:.. ,rl4 1,".7. , :p. l'J ti,il :, ;.1,: - 3:.
! 100111 1 AriAriti Wialari , j
. v - r; •:e , _! ,,, ,...-7,•0t t - . 1 6:t• ~,,••;., • c.:l •
i, , , , , qt. r...!e•1 V ,Ttql . E.,lLlf (i...z..7.: , i) g7d.,
I ;41ralKeatMalkri f .i
.
imccr=Eli
EL M. 24178R&Y, Cashier
SAND'S& BPI. President.
CHANT TALH.ORS
mural LoGANI
. 13. I -- 4
, 711111
" :J. A 1:
C.F.l4ra.a4. g.:13.- , :r • •
;-.2WELVE NAM •••
Wand after MON Le y, October Nth, am, Maine
will Wave the 13 ab - m Tastenger Depot,caorear
Wallas:Von andYMYtY Amts. al 10110 -km :
MAY /APR datiy except Sunday" et 0.66'3.
et..ortOppingat loblistown.cloneniaugh, Flamm ,
damns prinelteal,stattordlo , and linalsior •
direct emumottons at garrithare.for New York.
Bantams and Wathingbibi a:ll,tPilnaliskYtdli.. •
tot Kew York, Seaton and
in WM-te
ALTOONA. AOCOMMODATLON. IdArt"ola•PW -
Sunday, at 6.19:r. I. • was • stopping at , ' nit regular
station" between Pittsburgh Ind , Altdpet. :kmll- •
making close edmactilten 'with :Milne Maatidisket-
Branch, West Ponta_ ?Irani* IL 8.-eSiatil 1114 •
Wallop It.. It., and RollbErS1110%14%14;"-.
PITISSPECtiI
ecpt Sunday, at:l.Na' in., stopping-oellat.ConA ..
mangh, Ga,littoin. Altoona. ' priaMpal
Hons. making :tweet connettlem ar. afieraborg
New York Baltimore. and Washingtolts •
DAUM. ACOCIALMUDATION, dairy; eVleptglosts
days, at ti 40 a.: pr. stopping s 1 All :Aar
Ursa., oetweee TANOurea.antl:Elarrisb rg, mak
og connectima Wart realm on the Ebealpurg lad
Cresson Ralfat:llllr Bolltdaystourg Eallrasm.
PHILAM EIiPILDSS, da e lly, at COP,
111
m., stoppinte . .. ttObte l e svi Pa=r a ,A,
Johnstown, neinsuyh,_
nniont. Lewistowelna,..Neartm. Mita.
Rarrtstrefg, berfellatlN, and,.
At tug - direct - eCtanbetWir fur -
New York,
_r3attiznare
at Philadelphia, for New Yorle,'BoMon , -
•
mediate points. ; SleeplarOrms rue Warmth **UM
train from Pittelmrnlisq,Phliadeleida, and YAM: • -
more. and to NeurY ark. by the ' Allantows toutev.
JOIThsTOWN AtitiuMMIDATIQN. wit, ex
ert Sundsy.et na, atop I.l , Qat u rar
two" lemma IT:tabut4:and- settl
mouse at Blaine We terettatlarl
the Indians Branca:an Welt MY
FAST LINE,. swept. Sit ,DU
zo., estopplagoay etablmulatommb.
liuntmgdom-, bewail:own. Istitlittb li =
Marysville, tiarrieburs. Middleto ,
and Iscu cingtown. making connection at Tiarris.,
burg ter New York,' fialtuatote cad Wableditece
and at Phliadtiohla. tor Fate York. Bostottomet
bistentediate pOUrrx. • fileephig Ecarersirt"Mrough ,-
in (DM train tn Pnliadelphis, grog to New. yedr„.•
oy the AllentoWn route. • • . ,
FiM atectrearotaistion; Crain -tor WalPs SMUG*.
Itasca daily (except Sunday) at emu a on
Seemtd Accominalatipalrain for WailltStatinti
leaves daily Macept Sunda)) at 9 403.
Third AecomaiOdatiaa Traia-tat Willi § ,8 4 26,11
hay.s daily tanceptStindisl 3.33 tn. "
Potato Accommodation Testa ( dr Wb/Pkg lo 4 2 ; ,
loaves daily trampt,Sunday) at 11.05
Ao.eefffiedefleSS.:lo; •Peort Station, 'toted:Mg at
AU station, between PittaDargil,a 44, " l4 . 4-at
u. ro p. m.
The Church Toth 'learei WrlntStatiOn"Weatir
Sundry at Ord 11., arriver in Pittsburgh An
10.05 a. rd. Rettlllllo,- I.lll7EPidabtiftb,at.
12.30
P. frt. and arrives et Wall'. Station at 20p. m.
Rrning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh as followsetul.llo st
m.
Fast Line.— A.ors;,st.
First Well'. Station Accommodatfon... 41135 nu
Penn AccOnaptation
BU.M aM.
"
Second 'Stitin Accommodation
.6a.*:.
Jotunsown Aecommodatitt 101. m..
Pittsburgh p. "
}Ultimata Express - 1.1111 gum.
Third - Wall . station AceonunotatioM. 2.33
Philadelphia F....press.. tairp.
Fourth WAIN Stationlesemotodaticna 6.00 p.
Altoona Aeconno4ation end lintigntnt- 10 .P.51 Ul.
An Agent sit the bhseldor Omnibus C!
will Fr . through' each train before mtablibld Usk •
MT* take up weedy aad deliver badge Warty
anti o the city. °Nee No. Do Pertirstreetkepen:
day and night, where all orders for theasoymnstel.:.
of passengers and. DM:MI tylU.readvsfa • tal:44- 1 k
mamma empress will &Mast , With PilladalPhillt.
Fixpress at 2.30. p. pa. on Mondays. ,•
suer-of tae Coat • y Mill
koid themselves respormibisfor L.kaggspi
only, and for an amount siot.exeeed
W. 71.11.EUICW '/..jailV," •
Al the Pennsylvania llehttalllailrOad
Station. on LiDertv and WrrhinetnhUrnetL ,
1865.P/TTSEVEGFI,g4OIIII-1,
coturars Arm OlNcarniterr RAILIWAIL
the Great Short Line bole tin Nakao'lle,
TO courant -8,
LOVISTILLE,
DULSAPOLIS,
Ott. LOVith,
And all ikie principal Cities
WEST AND SOITIII-Wlgn
OX AND SITES
MONDAY, OCTOBER Oth, 1885,
Train. leave ead arrive at the 0N1.03 DEPOT
v.. follow=
Dr!. 661.6. 61411111113.
SAO 14, 15.
Expreal .2.46 p. LIS
Steubenville deem:lv:nod 5'a.4.30 " 10.16.1
S. F. SOIILL,
Gen LTleket ASen• Steubenville O.
M. IL 5101IlEttSPAUGH.
Ticket Agent, Oaten Depot,Flttebutgll.
ce9:lyd
paTtiBURGH, FT,
WAYNE. ► CkLICAGD__
NAILAir La AND OLEVELIOLD
WWIEt RAILROAD.
SUMS= AREAntirldEt
On and after My MOS% tisane
follows, viz.
Leaves Tog Fos Far
PutsbumniOnlcesgo. Cleveland. Wheelie'
Express-- .210a.m.. 7 .10 a. sa. 916 a.
Express.-- ..... ps. p.,16.1 ns. .2.46 p
rL a. en
15.00. t
or New °math sad Ede OlO
Padre at Muhl:esti—P. 74 W. ts 0. Rad
C 9.0 m.,140p. ES:, lAD p. m., 1)
7.30 . m., LSO p
G. Is P. R. E —a. la a, at., 8.45 PAR., . COO p m.
iotaTT Allegheny..
New Boeherl Note I_, i Sten).
Brighton tot. CostU. :Leonotny: TUII.
Aton.m. .1.16p.m. Atop.= 1.0.t0 p.a.' 8188.
tim.tal •
44 5 P.m. • I
coop. la I I I
Arrive at allegtmay—r. T. W. s. C. Sanwa
1.0 a. al, till IL 0L.1.0.16 /.. az, 2.14 p. AL . , Lao
m. tad
112 IL
. IL . \
O. A P. E.
A' —talteli , _. , .
41BU Z PAILICI2I67Iaketg ,.'
Vigo* et Station. Pinar ~ ;
e.. y e Cless V i Mitt_
. . .
zvt tii_Nrns3B;pilerst -41111 %* 01 " Asti ' -
pIII'BI3IIRGIi Alialag s tga ,
OONIIELLEIVIL
ELLTLROA D.
WI AItItAIiGEMP.ST.
On and Mar MONDAY, Oct 30th, ISIS, UM tenths
.osse the Depot, tonsor Of Eon AM.:Wined
states', se follows:
Lamm Anima :
Prttebmin. PitMane.'
Mall to and from - eniontown. Ids a. in. SMO -
Express o • o . Slop. am loo &Oa. - .
Fust McKeesport Aecom'n...ll9o a. m. ISM ec. ~
Second o CIS m..
First Breddock's o Ile e. m. &SO e."*: "
Second o
t:l° P• °L, bASP. Us
Sunday enurch Tula to • r
from McKeesport. IMO p. Ine U9O
For Unkets aPidi . to
I. SHANK, ner..na. .
W. STt+OT. SuPerfOrnn:.
't • VAL- affispn
- - RAILROAD.—
:e. TIKLE.,—On era eta'. MOZ/Miur
•
Octolya , . ' Passenger Labia will tar arti 14 .
-rna as follovaj_
BLUR.A..M.....Legrat Pittaigugh at Lana RV T
arriving at Kittanning at it.r4.a.ni. Llarts_KAZ: ,
Lumina at s,ps P. m.r atritwat eittaburgn •
15 p.m.
EXPRESS laittiilN—LeArres-littuturtag ti a
arriving ot , Pittsburgh at tat a. ha. %Lamm;
Pitttbargb at AID P.m., arolling at Kittasuguat ai.
ccoauiohort TKAKK.—Leatint
it! , Biala
Works
It LW a. tn., arriving atPittibtustrati4 a.. ,
Lesnl.v.sbarsti &On.
/1 tot eadnetas ta.
sa:ro It WIGHT. SIDRA ' .•
BOOBS. ALBUNISi-lktr.
BOOKS I BOWES
abotatarea Ong March: • . .
Orll Polley 14 Anima Drakes'. ' -
Tbo
Sabballt Psaitta: . • •
Exidealtaiabs•lat4 a 7.
s«bmw mow
nttecti. Podia ra ttim.
• parztg .ac k -•
-• • • PortfallOsi .
Smith a.
r ,p aa p n a a a u , ic:r r.
:
ittz . No. 71 rOstr&ll $411•4i
'-'
STRICKLANDIS DIELLIFLV,OII6 ,4
COUCH BALSANI"'„,'
Da. Svrtczwql:6l,lll3 ilit4:44o4milligii,, -
tupg Le warniate4 tcrAtutttioasaM.:ol , ll,,EtbssiaT:,,,
am, lattittli hopptitg. tiottlt; Son Throttß" •
Cottatimptlday , yak iO. anctions-bf:tlate-Thrtkg.t. 4lll
and UMW' it Ittli• can lotitsmittatt".l42lll l l4wil 'i
• cure Cfbionto tknighs, Maittoll, - sad OortrattS44 , ^Y)
:Ulmer tiala.tApvi.loociling famhAse. pli
Try a TxrttledltVtty • - "St It pretlt= :Atm y..., ; . -L
lt, Dr pliablettlattfroesitustended foectheioau sa,..'-- ,
'fba old. 801 l by all Druggists at as 000.4 girt 4 , 014. ,, ::
t 116,. - ~.... , i1,,7), :I :ii - , ,, , f ',.g . ‘, - - .''...i.
' . ' . .' S " : - ' ' 7; LE. BE:Liana* 00;;: - -- - -
, , b eitut ,:[, : t:•-,, r• - • e , • -Vrtrobtfaa ELIAST,i: 4 A - - 1 .
2!
• COi Ce,%,ll4l""i""i'r
~..f _ ~L VV,tII
px0.,1,,,,51i1 , 1 •POtatiat 1,•5-q:;.11 •int •
'1013.. - WilieS, o !; , Cl • -,
',•- • •1.-
,•. , 00 .:,.1 '39 ll logsf- •• , .• ) -1...0 ~.4..1 t .,..3 0,3,t1T
, I . 10 ,oi •ZikgsafititeoLt Pgtatkiesi ', : zcie
~. , -00 laid Ut=mirmesm+ t;!: ...:,:1 ,t.-. , .
!60 f- , Hr4iGlitletu ,,,, - 49 . i,....t , : , a. . Z:,..,;$ T 1
.. i tigh I . l3 MC i sit.tt - ~,-; T, - .1 ~ ., ,. ',.1 4 --.
I' M 1..: , -. .. ", '' .- '
rut mu titut, P i lattablif 4 ~,, , ~A, A - -MKT . ,
i 40 do • mai rige,:3 i - 1 , , , I.: 711,-,D a:.,..f.
I 7.30' , : 1kin if ToSYSt.,-.1. c',94 .Ji• ~ - 1 ,..!:,,, , ;dr
~,,i 404 b4 l o.4gUrthrAa,"'''ClpielltA v -V..'MC
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ikLEE. Anaii , . fhri , eri ni dNirt
LAC , : :::' , 6',7":t . d: i•:13.1.,-npz,:•,,,,,.t5q :in,,,fr.,.„
172g:XPECELT;#62,303.ttear,ra14,
Igo, 16117 b , •
of all• • 'MK , yiltkl;-.
, 001112 gt ,-, 1.•k4i1.
1 awns :li ii Me c kna. IlliM m ea2M7 if
: RITA .111 1r4 1 4. 9.4112 440LPV 1 1" EJ J , V-1.
ncriant;
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