E4itttlburgh (I.)"#grttt,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1866
, TF4.IIILY ADVEXTISERS
hou l g to tb. large Amon a t of ar Vertising Petra.-
age with sad.h we are favored, and for which we
are del/ tnaidtfoi. and the increase of our etteala•
um, altogethenimvoidnur 'present weans to .11.-
vireo promptly's/kw* ought, we .11nd 11 general',"
nseenvenient,Land sometimes quite twposstele, to
- Insettill4igisiciyesrlj" edveittiers, unless left at
oar 'counting-reap Deform seven o'clock in the
TEE CASE STATED.
. The Georgia Citizea is published at Ma
con... ..Its senior editor has been journeying.
somewhat extensively at the north, en
deal, oring to ascertain for himself the con-.
&tan of public opinion here on the impel-
taut matter of reconstruction. The - re
sultle( his investigations - he is giving to
his readers.: Here is one point he makes:
"With. reference to' the action of the
South cin.the_ Constitutional intendment
to be surmitted to thCir, consideration, I
have this` to, say, as my opinion—not my
wish—that
we will have to swallow the bitter
draug it to the dre4s; or content ourselves
with taAation -without rep_resentation ro:
Verbena yeara to come With this view - N
the subject—without intending to advocate
the adoption'of the Arnen a dom o . - 7 it were
perhaps best to-10.111in cs take their course.
Cauld the South lave any guarantee that
uo more would be required of her than
that now presented, it would perhaps be
beet to yield to the imperative circumstan
ces of the condition, as has been done be.
fore, and submit, with the best grace we
can, to the exactions and humiliations Im
posed on a downtrodden people."
No room exists for questioning the as
curacy.of the Main `conclusion arrived at.
. The northern-people are, resolved that the
men who concocted and led the rebellion
benc.eforward - sham in the man.
agennintof -the government, and that po
litical power shall be''Remotely envoi
.
tinned acCording to the number of men in
the respective States alloWed to vote.
These conditions are' doubtless felt to be
severe by ,two classes of people—the men
whose authority and ambition will thus hi
emitter down, and those whosearlsteeratic
. projuflices, pampered through seieral gen
eritions, are affrented. It is easy to eel
that for them to accept these conditions i:
like "srivallowing a bitter dratight to tht
' dregs." Such feeling on- their part doer
not. show that the "draught would pro
(hie unwholesome consequences, or thee
the IntentiOn,in administering It is mslevo
lent. It only demonstrates with what re
!octane° :men who boldly challenge Deeti
ny, sometimes accepts its awards.
When the. Southern people and States
tendered-the gage of battle to those of the
north,. they knew full welt what alterna
tions were involved. It was possible'that
both parties becoming equally exhausted
conditions of re-union might be made, or
that the north, distractedly desirous, might
. elect to let the South go rather than con:
time the conflict. - It wee farther possible
• the South, under certain contingencies,
. might conquer the South. No other :solo
' tion appeared probahle. What was most
likely to happen; actually did occur. The
South was conquered. After fighting, With
pnadigioss_bravery, le? four years, its ar
mice made unconditional shrrenders. The
revolted States passed tinder the law of the
strongest Naturally they expected :coo7
diticms would he imposed on them The .
terror that pursued their leaders and people
as soon as their means of defence were ex
hausted shiiived that, they believed they
should be dealt with rigorously. This was
their interpretation of their own deseryings.
Conscious of having wantonly conspire,
against the life . 'of the nation; 'of haying
pursued that conspiracy by nietlioderepug
neat to the rales or civilised Warren.; an.l
of haying exposed themselves to condign'
punirliment throug„h the regular operations
of the laws, they were filled with coaster
nation. - ,
In this view of the case how preposter
• . otis it is for this editor, or any , other man
among them to complain that they are "a
,• down-trodden people." The evils that
they feared, and knew they deterred, have
not come upon them. No people in the
whole tide of time, involved by ; their own'.
Ott; in theiame dilemma 'they are, were'
ever treated so leniently. The magnanim
ity of the North stands without a paraliPl.
-
Not a victim has been offered to appease
1 . it! wrath.: The sword of Justice sleeps in
• its scabbard, and Mercy is allowed silently
to eat away its edge. The most -that-:the
.
North oracle is that it shall ,not be con
-attained to meet at.the"Cormcil Boards of
the Government the men whose hands are
dripping with the_ blood . of Its score; or
who 'famished them by tens of thousands;
; npon. System, in prison-pens: -
if 'the South had conquered the
North? ,Doeit any sane mau believe there
would have been no trampling down? No
shocking display of vengeance? No say
.
agi e.tatepleirof the delirium - in triumph?
NO Offensive flaunting of superiority* No
parlatanent 'conditions designed to secure
the conquest and.maintain the ascendancy?
Letßorditern men take each -questionings
dovirLinto their Unit of hearts, and lion
estly proclaim.' what ' conscionsnesses the
scrutiny _evokes. •
LETTES WMiIINGTON.
s Agre l ondence of the Pit4bstigh eaiette."
trns 01 l'itiveMber 17 1860.
,
users. -Edit° As the time for the
sessiori of Congress draws near various'
e speculations as to. whit it will do and on
what 'grettatis the Piesldent trill 'meet it,
: .poll lire. Political wiseanres meet at
Willird's and other political 'changes and
give each' ther the on dita. In - fact I
have never known, in this metropolis;
more general interest In an approaching
session, ::because,. among other reasons,
most of the "ins" are lighting to remain
"ins,": and Most of the "outs" not to re
main "data." - -
Then, also, the grand generaLinvitation
of 'the "Boys in Blue" to all the outside
world to , come here and see how a Radical
'Congress'ean assemble; and what the pre
emie of meeting really amounts to, to add
,something-of seat and eclat toi the. occas
lon. Washington will look again, for a
short time,
.as it used when the, grand
army of the republic was on its feet, and
wherever it wont, glory followed in its
, .
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1,,, Among the on digs it-that the President
4 . "begins to ace it; ;" that lie has heard the
megnilkaut echoes which rolled from fill
nobs to Cape Cod. Logan is here from the
.. former State with . sixty thousand majority
..,. at his back. A sent is waiting for grand
~ old 'llmddens Stevens, in whom combine
, the 'fire of youth and the wisdom of age.
Whether he tae that—his piesent--setit
'., - • "or shall' limo. the people's voice "go, up'
higher" if/ A matter of small account to
' liiml thinks,, Ills do y is his link consid
r . ' erotical. Gokrnor Morton , that patriotic,
eloquent 'Clutiapion of frigh—he, too, will
~.. -m, , have ttatatJaithe.z.next. Es late from In
-1 - ;diens., And the brave rind noble Fowler,
of Tentiesseea'Godaend from that State
- --will lie here to sirak tar its best thought
-and its highest 'aspirations. ' Bat to return
• -; tom - our "excurdoning". to the ,on dits.
~ '• The President, - through ' 'these coming
champions of right—not one of.whom, the
people„.though often.-reouested (in legal
phrnee), , have yet hung =sees %that - it is he
must come to terms: Chief Justice'Chase
has been , taken into the counselor the Pres
, ident, and a meeting was held yesterday at
^Which the Cabinet Waaalso'present. ' tßut
`nhshs as to, what. was the Subject Ocoiti.ta
-teillon are
.. rittatenoust, - Of comae no ye11,._,,,,
,._,,,, . tit, 04 be placed In them. ; Soruesay that i .
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one which shall-take the-place of those pre
sented by the people—will be pi oferred by
the President ; that this shall advise the
Southern people, to adopt qualified suf
frage, such as pievalls in Massachusetts
for example. The strong point of objec
tion to the now proposed amendments
would seem to be the disfranchisement of
rebels. The idea that those who never
lived except on office shall be kept entirely
out of them, is the hard thing to-hear
" Take any shape buy that"—
I believe that the peoPle ought not and
toff/ not yield a hair on this point. It
ought to be enough that the halls of Con
gress are supplied" with members of Con
gress from New York city, without an in
vitation to the constituents of the Pograms
and the Legrees to send up their five
year growth of brutality and barbar.
ism to infest the House wills their fester
ing ruffianism. One Morrissey at a thee,
gentlemen, if you ,Ttease. If you reest
bend personified Democracy in w hite chop
er and black cnt, yelePt Fernando Need,
then in
com w ma
endp Id at ill ls a e y w or
o ld r u :e n an re:
r oar y b y i
s o
t u b hold
But Lila other on dit must not be forgot
ten, viz: that the guillotine has, at least
e
for the nonm:, been locked up. They do
Jay that removals from office `"for con
se,ence•sake" have ceased. This is appa
rent to any one: that the seed and crapu
lous, crowd of long-haired "orts of—the
-touch" has thinned out at Willard's. No
more of mornings on that much worn
pavement - do you see the beautifully tit.,t.
-d eye or nose of some Southern patriot,
fresh from some foughten field of the Con
ederacy, fresher flora last night's whisky
and this morning's soda water. Nay,
weep not the departed! They staid in
vain pursuit—many of them—of the effice
due to their patriotic efforts to tear down
the"government, until Benjamin, with the
three gold balls around the corner, had
bought at barely remunerative prices, the
last spare shirt the Confederacy had left
him. The bar at Willard's or the Excel
sior has mixed "on trust" the last cock
tail for the patriot's thirsty - throat. throat. H.
haat sought his Sunny mouth, because
"republics - are ungrateful."
The powers around the Executive have
not perhaps been entirely true to "my pol
icy.' It is notorious that General Grant
is avowedly In favor of the Constitutional
Amendments and that he advises the South
to accept them as the very best thing they
can ever possibly get. '
The remaining pillar Of the glorious ad
ministration of Mr. Lincoln is the patriot,
is Secretary of War. Through all the la
bors and vicissitudes of these dreadful
years now past, like Berenice, he has borne
the world won his back. What vigilance!
IVlii - rtnilV What fidelity! • Can a grateful
people ever forget his great work for them?
[a there any office of trust or boner which
he won d not adorn? Mr. Stanton is a hia
toric character. Iris fir the future to fully
understand him. What ho has done is too
vast to be appreciated on close inspection.
The grander outline of the mountain is.
seen DI allits beauty as it recedes toward
the hotinit. What we do know.,
- now is
tfiat- he stands as, a rellyiag point for all
good and true melt in an administration
otherwise of no party but the "one man
party." Perhaps we might say the "three
man patty"—Johnson, Doolittle, Cowan;
par nebffefratrunt. RADICAL.
cemb—Congress num te on 3londay, the 31 of De
er.
—lt is a beauty's privilege to kill time, and
time kills beuuty,
—Edwin Forrest has arrived to New 'fork
from California.. •
•
Van Valkentotrz, our minister to Ja
pan, has arrived at Yeddo.
—"Loiters from Bell" Is actunily tba title of
a London publication.
s-,lqhn Mitchel, who lately returned from
Europe, is now in Richmond.
—This lumber business:ln Maine has bccii en
usually'proSperous this season,
—They talk of introdneing chlorofoi m into
the New York slaughter- houses. . •
-The York River (Va.) railroad is now prod
greasing finely tpward completion.
now novel by Bulwer is published. its
title is, .Welcome, Little Strantrer.'i •
—Prof. Harris. of the Bangor Seminary, has
been sleeted president of Dowdoln College.
—The freedmen in Middle Tcnisessce are rc.
In,lng to make contracts for the coming year.'
—at the election In. Frederick coning, Md,
on the 6111 inst., there were 143 rejected voters.
—The North Carolina Legislature will assem
ble at Raleigh on Monday next, November 19.
—The coiner-stone of the ;rime Catholic ca
thmedral was laid in Columbus, Ohio, on Sim-
—There are 114 naptlet churches 1u the Stat
Of Conueetteut, wither focal memeership
1e,E44). •
,
—,fohn Bradley . , for a long time connected
with the railroad interests or Vermont, died at
Hatland last ganday. .
—Dan,Bryant, a very popular Irish comedian,
In attracting large audience, at the Arch Street
Teatre,
—Rol. W. H. Taylor. wbo bas been appointed
postmaster at Cincinnati-Ist a:matt-law of the
late President Harrison.
—A man has been arrested in Albany for col
h ming money for the benefit of a (Worth, ana
repining his own house with it.
—lt Is stated that Hon. Johia Ho an will con
test the election of Gen. Pile, 10 the first con
gressional district of Missouri.
—The Moosic Powder Mill, near CArboa dale,
Pa., blew up on the evening of the bth -
The loss Is estimated at taieoo.
—R. D. Marshall: proprietor of Smith-tfeld
Hotel, isle of. Wight county, tiled last
week: nom an attacz of cholera.
.
—Nearly twenty thousand Loses of c,;:gs,
contiffrang tine hundred atizen each, have been
sent from Maine to Boston this year.
—Last year 402,r5i0 vessels cleared and cuter-.
td the'ports of Great Britain, and only one per
cent. of tale great.mukttude were wreoloal.
—Toe people of North EAst, Erie county,
have subscribed $16,000 and the necessary
ground for a Methodist Episcopal seminary,
—The New Orleans Tribune, in a 'column of
editor's], advocates the election of General B.
F. Butler as President of the United States in:.
Ftanao auppOrta, by voluntary. cOntribu
Hone, 24,000 evening echoole, employing un,too
Lumber., and attended by 000,000 puplia,mostly
adults.
—At Richmond, Ky., the other day, more
than tirenty men and boys engaged to a street
right, and were all blazing away with pistols
—Dr. Dlckison. of Media. Delaware count,,
Pa., recently discovered near' that place, an
almost inexhanstrible bed of verdl .antleue or
magneslan marble.
—The steamer Henry. Von .Phtd, from
Locus for New Orleans, wittia,asa bales clew.
Din. has been burned near Donaldsonville
Twollves were lost.
—Mrs. Jeanette C: Preston, widow of the
late Rev. Ls,'WU-Preston was accidentally
burned to ,death near Lewisburg, Ureeribier
Chanty, Ya., on lust Thursday week.
—The houseatapporuatax, In which General
Lee surrendered ...Grant - , be advertised fur
sale. Some enterprising Yankee should boy
and make It up into canes and entilLboxes. •
—Minister Bigelow. of Franc% wen relieved
Az hie own request. wen anxious . to get
buct to - the qutut of sin 11 brury,and to prtier.ea
with some Mortify Wore be bus ions butt In
slew.
—'The sixty days grace allowed In -Canada,
by law, to bunks, will expire In the case of the
Sank of Upper .Canada, next week, when Its
affairs will probably be placed In the hands of
recall; et . s and wound up.
A census; has recently-been taken of the
canine species inhabiting Paris. The city pos
sesses 40.987 flogs, 30,000 of,whlch are pets, and
11,031 ' , latch dogs. Tills glVes an average of
One dog to every 40 persons.
4 .-On Thursday of last week one hu hdred and
sixteen colored persona passed through Atlan
ta outhelr way to Charleston. They are go-
Ingle Liberls,under the charge of a colored.
clergyman of Mourrvia. Tile Savannah .lives
says that a. large number of such umsgranle
are ulreadP eoliemod at Charleston.
r have been
during two. weeks punt the
before, .01 ap lea from /klaryland runnersLa d . u g e reater than for- eight yeare
so short a time. l ' iittig eo th r ever "r°re
barrels received were co °!:l"lrth9u2and
ties of
i l a tt v e p lu l el es lo . g
. met h y of ant ed. ncehaoricely
thirty
Yeulco paper saysiabanetified from the
time of the .ail.tatil and I lamagenet s i
Is ever abrogated in Engialed4thorofe,,wo law
son of the opulent lord Is a begg a r; , f 7gfo i f t lp
husband
( p t racet ay , il wlt ig n hal3ce.rtTOOTtu-g4lieto th e
sell her within twenty-lour hours; See k,and
partialmentor tho rod ls In full bloom:
belt
under such eirCuzustances, woudterfni that th 4
people of X masted should mirth r un a thorortgh
clVial and political referral',
—la tho - report of Engllshraeloryinapee;.
tars for the rix Months, Ending Apnlio. 66.
It Is stator' that (hiring that. period 1310 acci
dents liom machinery ocourtod, of: which 29
/Were fatal, and 14 caused amputation of the
night hand or arm, 11 ampututimirof left hand
•t' firm, 241 utriputatlolls Of part of right, 144
uiputatlon of left., 4 amputations 'of part of
ing or foot, 101 traniure of limbo- and bones(
Ist/fracture of band or _foot, lid injories to
hand or taco, rod 1514 lacerations, contusions,
de.; 30 children suiferra amputation of part of
right. hand, Will 30 amputation of part of left
band. .
116 es Love Ito - Outo.—The Ashtaisulit (Ohio)
&Wald pUbIIBIIeS as genuine - documents' the
VOUlJlttbia, records e Weh we give below: 7
Slats of Ohio versus Qdrin Knowlton.:.
.ley 18, 1011.—Uptu hiquiry, appears. that
Calvin Knowlton is guilty of tiding from die
township of Alen gen to tie township tor Leh..
non, ou the Sabbath Puy evening, previous to
toe.nueet,to his sweetheart. Tuelefore It to
my opittiou that the iialiiKnowiten psV to the
1210 BUM Of one itull.sr for ',reeking _ the laws or
morality. ilawz.str, J. 1'
IVAnSltit,'Depety Recorder.,
Jut . ), 1812.—8 y virtue of st warrant, Jona-
thun naruer app., axed Wore me, nun utter
Witnesses helps( beard; It is bay opinion that
the sist.i Warnerpay the state of seventy-11,w
cents and costs, tor taking eight cocks or hay
.it the eshhatti of the Dthilayol
.Wlthstandleg . th e %ta Warner' ' bray .o,,,ght.
,haVelicenpjelliel bye heavy thundershower.
)fiairta, „Record, ,
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GENERAL NEWS,
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FOR SALE,
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THE DWELLING HOUSE
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No. 81 fourth otrcet near Wood, nom. oecopled In
part by Mum. Tiernan A Ham Attorneys.
For price 01.1 term, coot:treat • , i
rEOPI.F.S , NATIONAL. BANN '
: lion: r . Cotner Wood and tint, 0r ,..
GET NONE BUT - A 1 , i
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GROPER & BA.EEE,
fora HoWay • GIA. It 'l..s .PerfreL god
cheiqore th e best, Dou'r, fall to callaa4,erli at
ORtSI
DT DID L.MId. Y. D. . '
This_ subject Is vitally Important. Beside
it, diet, exercise and baths sink into insignia
'canee. My pale face country women aro drink'
tor lack of room, freedom; they are hang tu
stifled. Dress re formrsproelann short skirts as
us the remedy. This is well. The short shift
is an tinprovement—fi movement upward, but
of no consequence compared with the
readjustment of. the. dress about the
middle ei the body. That part conrulnS the
vital organs. Is a man stronglit Is because
Lb , . middle of the body Is strong. Is a woman
vigorous, It is because tile middle of the body
is developed .5011 ;sable.
The c uanges.needed In woman's dress are
the Endoin, and I believe.their importance
nn In the onler aimed:
I. Tile
t hou whale about the waist is to be very
loose, without whalebones or other stiffening,
and the elllrts carried with anspondere over
the shoulders. • • • •
3. Thu arms and legs are to be so' Warmly.
_dressed as to maintain healthy circulation.
3. The skirts to fall to the knees.
I -nave said that the importance of these
several changes is In the order named. The
lungs, heart, liver and stomach, which togeth
er„muke up the fountain or lire, must, have
room, or the vital forces must halt. With the
corset and tight lacing, these organs are re
duced one-third In size and two thirds in mo
.
_ BenWs an] equilbrium of ctroutation are inter
clumeablo terms. Whoever, whateVer living
thing, either animal or vegetable, has defect
ive tircalation,lias defective health, Flannels,
cotton padding, thick shawls, cloaks and furs
piled upon the chest, while the legs are cover
ed with a single thtekneas of cotton Moth sur
rounded by a balloon In the shape of a hoop,
meatus the chest and freezes too legs, The
legs and arms, separitted so far f om Theron
ter of the body, Surrounded hi the cold air, need
to say the least, as much elo*blug as the body,
and ought to have on one, or, lu cold weather
In this climate, two thicknesses of knit woolen.
Witorien complain to me of headache, tell me
their blood is all In their head and chest, while
their . Met are accold an ice- With the fashion.
able iti cab, now can It be otherwlsrl Let them
cover the limbs with one or two thicknesses
of warn, auntie!, and the feat a. dross, tied
the head - and chest - will beittfineduttely cc
llevetL -
The abort skirt, alit-Tough in importance to
health the least vital of these Owes changes, is
nevertheless very important. The skirt should
tall a little below the knee. The pants :should
he the large Turkish. pants, which, made
long enough to fall to the ankle, and fastened
at the bottom by being drawn close about the
ankle with a slight elastic cord, should then
be drawn up to the •place usually occupied
by the garter, and pulled down to the middle,
or alittle below the middle of the call of the
leg. When going odt into the cold air the.e.x.
posed part of the leg should be covered with a
patent leather anklet, and during the cold
•settsOn of the year that part of tits leg should
he covered -with two thickuesses of woolen.
While all this peeular arrangements is, in
'point -of convenience and protection, less
satisfactory than )),be straight pants, such as
gentleman wear, t.nevertheless advise It, be
cause it is very easy to Introduce the short
dress with these- pants, and very difficult to
Introduce what is known as the Bloomer cost
ume. For example: In my school at peg ington '
Massachusetts. I had more Uteri a hundred
fashionable young ladles last winter, all of
whom wore constantly during the school year
the short dress, the gymnastic costume, while
all tile fashionable ladies etthe village out
side of the institution adopted the saute dress.
Indeed, It is almost rare to see In Lexington a
lady with along dress. An attempt to intro
duce the Bloomer costume, 11 um sure, :would .
have proved a fallure—not In our own house,
perhaps but In Its Inftuehee outside. All
through our part, of the country, when we go
out to ride, we see ladies in the short dress.
Indeed, some of the clergymen, who observed
that our young ladies changed for the long
dress on going to Church, came to me to say
that they hoped I would atiow them to come in
Weir short dress, for they Liked very touch to
see them. :A single lady appearing In the
streets of Boston in the. regular Bloomer cos.
tame attracts a crowd of boys, while twenty
of out. young ladles can go Into Boston with
out remark or notice. The fact is, we men and
hose are very Jealous of our breeches; but the
gymnastic costume does not involve that gar
ment, and eo we lords of creation give our
consent to its adoption by our sisters. •
DU. CILAUSSJEWS , CMPRESS LA
C(I3I.IVSITION 1311111.A.TetICE ruuu Clig
rEUX.—lt has lung been gaolen That the Hair. by
mental exertion. by excitement. Olscase - and lnal
perfe.'t clrenistlOn, lose, it. vitality. (Urns pray
anct(alltolf. Tbat eminent French . Chemist, 1)11.
CHAUSSIe.U. bus promdtd a complete antblotr.
and st We same time a beautiful &eosins. for the
hatr..l3rable and finely perfumed. gemember this
Is lh artleltefor tue toilet sybirbllss ever been
presented to the hublle. IT IS NOT n UTE. It
Will
It P man sot soil th e dee.' linen IC will net n the
b
hair. Is erl the (It rennin •m g b
ell of su
pur. It relieves the scalp 01 - cl•ndrutrand ttoples,
Oat tretrstlort. Presents the - hstr.fr tot (shims on'.
even Anse Arse Casses the new hale to grow.
It re , tore gr a y bele to Its tas land color. or the
money wlll rellostled In every tnstanee. A • this
preparation Is comparative-7 new In this country,
tbe proprietor., present the teallosonials of well
known persons As to Its eXceilettec.
French and laced h
Sole Agen t LVr ritesbureh, lOSEPII FLEMING
bragictsc, No . Se Market !street. uolatlarw
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• A Beautiful Head of Hair:
.. London" • The great •'pair Color Regtorer
Lusure of '•Hair Color R. stoner
•it u.loti" the Dregelug 'Hair (1 , .10r R scorer
"Leaglon" llar. ••11nIr Color - K.l.oler
1. It nei II restore gray hale to it. original Color.
:111t L ret7re th t e ile ' li r .frIr4U112. •
.1 1 1 runt;3lre ail dandruff and iIC i; i;) XS
/I taco the ba•r stilt. glossy a nd flexible.
6. It rilf pr Artre. We or/glue/ col r Lu 014 age.
7. It prevent tLe emir from taillna• off.
6. It willeure all Usti.: of tne scalp.
, 91p 76 cents. e. bottle. Aix blttles, •Iblit at Or
itYgl Vbi E'S. 33 , .1% toll/ :Inch street, abet, Vine
and aL ' It.L.llnit druggists. and dealer* In toilet ar
3014 by SIcCLAIOI.347 licKEn:bk4:. 53 Mar
ket letre..•.! GE.. A. b}LLY 3713,W strati, 4:33
J. n43larket 'itt3llll3, • Ittabubyb.
4A1.0 3 2.111111TT. A...cgtwyty. 311•Z:134.5i44
• TIE N BEASOMI WIIY HOWTET.
TElt'd STOMACEL ttITTEIIS thoald MT.. • pl•ca
to eirry bow.
' BEC&USIT. by Invigorailuithe torisUtatl*la and
the , frarct they asut •
LECAI:IO.: ttspecl.llllthelr use presents:Et it.
emospherlc pots ou Inlets produces epl
~ I Luttes bona
taking 'treat upon th e s late ln . ;
BECACIF. they tura Indlocatoa, sod {roper:, ey,.
ontele.g., to the /tome" h.
BECA - Llot.: hey are toe Lest oppeli2l3l4 sect Oros.
t present knows,
EY.C.AtInt: are theen , y preparation ur c r.
Ulan pereeni. of a Dalin,. hubtt cal safely rely le
keep ihe beer (a go d awer.
Uzi. they tons skid regulate the bowels. ane
lh rarla Llr le.leve ilia • when constipated without
relasst
, • .
Lte.t.:Allhe, the. ereng:htn t 7. ner.e4. titer U.
10,t.n. end the ..ntulat apt ttt.
e L.; A Lit n c tee• or an attack of sextons or WI
bun colic tot.. are +he bunt Matt that eau be adtetc,
1• , ..c..1 on !t., Inst.!.
It t•At tk Itc. totabille the ihriae properties or
n tonic, an Cterat lee end alai - this In ttelr
oat It. and p.
LIM:Alin, tn.) . are a apecifle against Ague and
Fcec and all Ilse Intermittent,. nilwith all Unit
0.44.nri as waterfro n t ilv moun t a i n eme-Iy. are as
harm /tit or the spring.
110 0 1 0/1111/5 Di cy lil 6 Diet, 3b: il 'PI
W.M. BINGHAM, Jr., Adams Erpresa Offtoe,
54 FVth (area, is on authorised Agent to mom
Advertisements for the GAZETTE, and aft other
papers throughout the United .Btatea and the
Canada..
FOR SALE,
- HEAVY PINE BOXES,
svrrAßLz fOll PACKING ItACIIINXItc:.
Inquire at GAZETTE COUNTING-ROOM. r
FOB SALE.
THE DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND
No. 121) MARKET STREET, fora few days o
Inquire of .1. W. E. WRITE, Erg.,
ao2i:o10 " • • • itio rum Ore
•
•
L'Olt SALE—On account of t
ietlrelog of one of the peril:len '-
TILE LEASE. STUCK, V/XTURES. TOOLS. Al
CHINES, rtuetsrs, DIES, OVeNS.
- OF A JA/*•...NIfD AND PRESSED
TIN WARE ESTABLDILIBIEN.T.
Address No. 89 THIRD STREET,
no2i:oei . nu. but gb, Ye
LENT RENT,
A DWELLING HOUSE,
(If 11..rooutA. In good repair. No. 14 Hay .lree
A➢piyn Once on the pronto°. "Po •seselon glee
Immediately. Tart of Lhe rurolture, it.c/clln
Plano. for eate s bergalo. . no:1;o41
FOR BENT.
THE - THREE STORY WAREHOUSE,
No. 1:14 Virzi Wool, between Wood and Market
■tteeta. immediate pease Won given. Apply to
JAlden A. IIUTCPILnON,
_ noVolt No. N Duquesne 11(a7.
UNION REPUBLICAN
COUNTY:EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
r/7711111:1801/.. N oreruberlatb,l 1560.
-?here will be¢ meeting of lb]. Commit See-at tho
°face of WILL/All OW EN - S. JR., .Esd.. Oo
Thursday, hor. 22d, lost., at 2 P. ill,
kis desirable that Were be a .full attendance, as
i:p;rxutsl:estWeoXe up.
urde, JOtN W.
. ISIDDELL.
T__rnse:, ::: ry.,
n023:0.14
NOTICE.
ALL PEIISONS A RE CAUTIONED
-"" against harboring or trustitg my lOn JOHN,
,a 1,411 pay to delta of hla contracting.
LIMPS MIVLIMISZLER..
ellatratott. Nov. 7,p, t e a.
nollkoW
AUCTION fIALE.—Irwo good •
BULK OIL BOATS
if a
3107 ,, , ,,, i t0 m t 1 i .1 ,13 0, 1,1,15 n e 1 t t.1 1 ,4
ahem city, n e ar Hand otreet Lnd c.a. 00.1.
xo. Is Hite zrzzi-r.
MEE
NEW AD " T
--
JAMES I . BRADY• &
ogncce • to B. donee & 130..)
Corner Forth and Wbodllta,
B rEI: & BROKERS,
• D 111 ALL KINDS OT
Government Securities,
Foreign Exchange,
Gold, SilVer and Coupons.
OOLLECTIOISS nude on all accessible Pau La / 4
the United States and Canadu.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
li O UsI.FURNISDING GOODS.
_____TABLE LINENS, SILEETINGS •
'MANI/ENS, QUILTS,
rowEramos;
FOR SALE BY
WAITE, ORR' & CO.,
1 30,3E 1 .1.Tt1a Eitreet.
CLOSLNG OUT SALE, •
.•
B YA. - Ercrrxcav, -
OF PATTEMON & HAYS. STOCK 07 -
Boots and Shoes.
•
'ln 0..1er to quit the Real' snit continue Wholesale
t a...waive/sr The whole stock of over eight thous
and dollars worth of Mat-class goods a tll he posi.
ttvely soloist:their store, corner or the IlLamand.
• Allegheny.
dale. EVERT' . DAY THIS WEEK, at' 10 and 2
o'cioek.
-
no=t A. LECIOATX, Auctioneer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
QIIICY OP CONTROLLER Or ALLEOTIE.siT CO,
PrrisnuNOLL August lOth. WEL
SEALED TROPUBALS will be received at this
aloe until 44th instant, incluilve, 'for thrnishing
and letting from 75 to'loo feet of REIF CTIRIS
14110NEL and for furnishing Buick and repairing
the bide walk at Court Boole and Jail: Bids for new
Curb !Bone, ottting and re-setting old Curb Stone
to be at so muds "a foot lineal; far fornh bine new
Brick, laying and relaying Brick to he at so
much a yard.
By direction of County Commtraloners.
nott lIENILY LAMBERT, Controller.
V A ASTMANII PATENT
Portable Fording - 7 -
FAMILY BEDSTEADS
The Best Beddeads for Family tse in the Auld.
We manufacture siren amPlltyles of both
DOUBLE ANL/ nINOL.Ie lIELMTEADII.•II of which
fro so arranged ea to admit of their being ;oast?
olded without removing atoll or *erne or even dla
arrack.lng the bedding. Whet. folded they ate per.
fectly ladsf le, and can easily be carried Itnni room
to .ftont or nom house to house. tt
To be seen at SMITH. & 2tIOTTZ74. 140 tlmlth
acts street.
n 0.11.012
11. P. IMAM. Agent.
AUCTION
A UCTION SALE OF.DESIRABLE
r
BUILDING LOTS,
FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCES.
•
• number of Lou, from two to flee acres each, ad-
Earthly a.lapterl for U
!'ling
RE-112.1:01Ce,
situated on the Perrysville Mang Road ON C Ms LE
from Alreit:ten) City, Aolotrlng theresidences of
Messrs. 111-sell, Pulley, Roy red others, wtil be
off , red or th e premise!, at PUBLIC dUCI - 102., on
Tuost3a.y,
nt 11l o'emek A. Those Loos are u esurpassed
:or Building purl lL .
ea. bring eery or access Or an
t I[olcl - it road of modern," ',Vic; well watered be
. runeteg • , reams and numerous are rntlngs, and
having southern and rarterariiwrarea.
TM.. OP alll...—lipe-halrCalh; balaOte In:. 2.
and 5 years, watt Iry crest, scoured by bond and
mortgage.
For further particulars and plots of the property,
apply to. JUII. D. BAILEY,
crock and Real Estate Ilroser and Arettooetr,
_ .
No. 104 Fourth uteri
• N. R.—Dinner will he turnl,hril, :Tor of ripen,
on theplrmlies. notl:n4
FURS FOIL L4DIE,S,
Fers foi• Ladies.
• Purrs for Litlike
Fiera for ..111.9.5e5„
Fura for Children,
• ' Pura for Gents
•
An fzumeos• ztoct of eve t ry vorlefT. .411 N! iif7
• ,ow,
HAT, CAP AND FUR STORE OF
c• 0 , Mt TIP c*:, ' OO ..
131 Wooll' STREET.
nol7
•
SirsiManN n E e CAMILIG
. the ¢uw
tiroVerik Baker No ,1 Sewing Machine
Before buylog elsesr4ere. It It the best for they
tt.e. Vet out! At
n01:¢63 NO. 19 TIFTII hTRIefiT.
A LLEGIIENT. '.OII.IIiTY, as.
CO2ZONIMALTU or 17.Nlern..v.soria.
To the Hairy seiMegal eptesentatleerofJAMKS
HE.A.NET. Ist, of s d county. deceased:
You are hereby elted to besod appear , x,r,r. We,
b. filf•T, tteitlttet of %tit In and for
staid count on or before• 4nT(7ltoAt, the Stb day
Pf December s.e.it t at said rieglaler . • ()Mee, St.
Ittaborgb, then and there to take out Lettere of
ladnalnlirratlon on the Etlltte of sold JAW. Hea
ter. deceased, or chow cane,. tinny,way Oa SUB!
should t barren tee no one or more of Ine cred.
Ito,. or .Orne other At perryti. . .
GlTen undfr 10' bawl awl real of office,at Pitt,
burgh. Ws d•T 412...0•erbb0r, A. D-140.
Jub. 11. ItAT. tteglat..r.
SOLIAERIP
• 13,01317T1E5, PENSIONS,
Extra Bounties, Back Pay, &c.,
Collected In the !Monte t pusilble time, by
BE:OWN. •
• Jogs 0; Leinni.
,-,Attoquys at tam.
' OClce, NO. 1114' Fifth greet,
n0J6:41 , 6.7 . irirrsetrhatt.
TUE GROVER &.- RARER
• SEWING MACHINE
Is the Ultima Thule of Mechanism. • Plea. call awl
ezaialne It at
- NO. IA FIFTH .4 111XF T.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
ReCORDING FIZGCLATOII . 2I 0971 CZ,
/41 - 16111n1011, Nov.. 12th, 1906. 1. •
Notke Is hereby et, en that the asseatments• for
the ursainsr, Paving end Curbing of Watson strett
from Euvcl to Chestnut Mmes . ; Chestnut street,
from Fore. to Ilibbon streets, s nd Ulhbon street.
from Chestnut to Magee 'Meets, to the Eighth
Ward; and YninkUn street, from Washington to
Fulton str ets, In the Sloth Ward, her; been wide
end con be seen at thts olds', until the 22d day . of
November, UGC ►fret which 'time they will be
turned over to the City•Treaserer for collsct to:,
CHARLES 11C1CINSPNARII,
uolCati • Recording Regulatoi.
(7111 EAT REVOLUTION IN- TILII7
**INC TRADE OF THE UNITED BTALTES. ,
—PURR CAL•FOHN In OHnelli•ONS, made Atld
preparedsta If dorm In France, Von pore • (Aar.,
Ma in lee, and taking the place of Imported Chaco-
P % u eOnder gni ed would aftentloo Or Wine
Dealers anielilocel Keeper.. to- tree ollowing letter,
which may glee •eorrect Idea of the quality of their
Wine:
: "CONTININTAL Hoerr..
PrriLAner-rnra Oct. :nth, 1E641
"MEMOS. HOucucn Vo.—Oenetrrneur Hay og
given your Oallloroia Charm/ague r thorough teat,
we take pleasure In raying tbat we Mug It she twat
Amer! an wthe +se have ever oied. We shalt 11.'
once place It on our bill or fare. S ours truly •
. J. N. KINtieILEY CU."
Call and try our Callfor.l. UnamOngea•
nol2;u7e BOLIONnit (0.. 36 Deg at.. N. Y.
DRUGS! DRUGS!! DRUGS!!!
JAMES . T. SAMPLE:
•
HAVING YOKGHT. VIZ yr ELI. KNOWN DRUG
HOLISM UN CORN•K,GP IsKuPatAL AND
ISUNINbUN
.nTS.; ALLEOHANY s
WIN beep on hand • full assortment of all klnda of
Gas,
And which wilt be cold cheaper than any other
house In the two elites.
Prescriptions carrAnly preparedby • AM thin
dr A t iitds of FILETI3IIIKRY and FANCY Ward
on nand. orAO
•
niSSOLUTION—The partnership
A- , heretofore existing between the undersigned.
wider the mune of FlSllitit. U ALIAS: a
Machinists, barn this day been-dissolved toi tentusi
consent, ha l ed een of ALI:MUT FISHER hs.ing
seen pu by cflAill.Y.B P. °BABAS( and
WILLIAM K. ZiehlltihiliSS, who wilt continue the
business at the old stand, ender the pun of
CHARLES F. GRAHAM ek CO.
They will nay the debts of the firm of /LOMB,
GliaH.l.ol .t. CO., and are atone eutborized to es •
calve and receipt for debts due came firm.'
ALBERT Jeldß.E6l.
FOHh. .
wm. k. Mc(7124NE89.
AGLIGIIINT CITY. ZioV, 1. 11155. nolial9B
ROUTE FOR SALE.
•
A QO O D • ROUTE ON THE •
Apply tietween the tome of ONE sad. 781111
o'clock, at tLu
ow 6
COUN [NO ROOM.
Itzeovottrta PzatiLA.Toll.B (IFPICX (
enTsungnett, Koren:l6er rah, IBM 1'
VSESSMENT NOTICE.—NotIce
9,-.4.7.ll:l;l`4"APtlnt4Tragg for
` 1!
41 , T.VoTti to Kim streets, In the bLith WarO.,•nnd
n b ' elr lbf tan ee tats
• Oil 0n CO until the 111th of Not:ember, 1060, Vier
which time they will be turned over to the City
Trtasurer for collection.
,j 1021 ) ItitICEISPIAttEt. Itee. Rec.
IiIrEORGE HEAVEN,
CANDY MANUFACTURER
Andr terTh, eet. i .g l'l N Al?* c ""2° .. "2"
. N 0.112 tederal Street, '
)krona dal: Rove* the Tint National. Hank.
4,4•UO V I Nr - C1 0 "4 PAA
111
ti,:t) z „
_N :„ 1,• " ADVERTISE 11-Eta.
MATES! SKITES! SkITES!
SHEPHARD'S
starmALAT
I DAVE DECEIVED MOST OF MY
ItTOCK. an 1 otter to the Trade a aelectloo from
5,000 PAIRS OF VARIOUS MAKES
Before •purchasing elsewhere, call
and examine my Stock, as I can
OFFER DEALERS SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
JAMES BOWN,
No. 136 Wood. Street.
ffAINENT .
• •
• •
KANE 7
PETROLEUM:: SOAP.
•
• •
SOMETHING NEW,- CHEAP & BEAUTIFUL.
• •
AN EXQUISITE TOILET ANDIVASHING SOAPIAMBINED,
11.1.47 , 13 PETROLEU.ItI soap
After numerous rellsfactoly lest, In hundreds of
;amities. confidently offered to the public; on Its
established merits, as the teat Toiletcomp In the
market; as a thst-rate Weaning mp and Flumive of
all Cloth stains. it is also anti efficacious emotions,
being eacellent remedy for all Cutaneous Diseases.
grant Its peculiar cheMicalc ,re blnations, It Is en
(troy free from unpleasant odor., and foreign sub
'lances. •
For wale at the principal Druggists and Grocers
Is Pittsburgh and Allegheny. no2l:oas
'pITTSBURGII BREWERY.
CARSON, DARLINGTON & CO
BREWERS, MALSTERS a HOP DEALERS,
StleCO•los3 to
JOSIIIIA OUODEN at CO., Pittsburgh,
WM. W. All OLIRAON, Allegheny, ---
The attention ortha customers of the two firm
la partleolet Ir toTttell to t•or •
ALES, AND.PORTER,
Which. throrgh thWeareful [election of Nlsit front
our extent We malting f.el Iltles and flops from the
yards aaat and West, we tai. guarantee t be pure
aniaatlafaltory to the ti ado '
Our tN DIA ALE has been highly real, onirnied
by /aV.TY:lV.lTM l n u 7o . Stotners k lease be
pantsular °leave their or., n Ills stiles adloin
log his old lirewtry, or at our office,
Coma of Daqnesnt ®rand Barkeei Alley,
3109t0t0 ,
PLEVENTII LIST OF APPLICA
TI...NS for Selling Liquors. sled in, t h e Clerk's
mace up to November Mb. 1564.
g e , : terira tareru, lilt ward, Pittsburgh:
F r .derick Lothar. tavern. lilt wart. Plttrborgh:
En g abeth tialtert. tavern, lit ward, Pittaburgh;
Chu. P. Mane r. taversi, lit ward. Plttrburgh;
J o h n Taira:tavern, tst wont. PIP stur rill:
Jobs Mutt, von, tavern, 11 ward. Pittsburgh:
riedertek /I,llteltg, tare , u. ward. Ylltatotiriatt
Itetiorca tirindrod, taserri.lt *awl, Pittrotinth:
Patrice ti• briber. eating Wine. 3.1 wa• d. Plualr's;
Patrick Broke, other goods..dward,l'ittrbuigili;
Tho. Twiford, tarrrn.4.ls ward. glitsburgh;
Daniel 11..rwtg, tavern, sth ward, l'itarinizer;
Matthew Zirbut, tavern, Lth ward. ritulouran;
Frank Meta, tsv.ru, Ills ward. Pittsburgh:
Chia. t erg, eating house. Alb ward, I htaourgli;
Cheri Uhlman. tavern, ad. ward, Fittriburgh;
Josenh Minor, Wing liaise. Mb ward, Pittsburgh
seimatiati Freer. tavern 9th ward, Pitts:inth;
Taos. Ptovens, le- era, 9th ward. Pittsburgh; . •
P gaucho L. Johnston, tavern, Pth ward, Pittsburgh;
act. Ng:lsaiah, eatin
house., gth ward, Pitt rg
i Zimmer. r ating . 9th war+, l'lttaburgh;
dot. B, rioter, eating bonne, nth ward. Pitriburgo;
R. Gallisath, rating hon.e. itnn ward, Plttaticrgh;
N Linton other g .od.. 10.11 w.r.l, ritteburgh;
WlllionMcCoy. stung house. loth ward. Plttab`g;
11. IL Blair, tavern,lst ward. Allegheny'
Anglo Callaghan. tavern, hit ward, Allegheny;
John Nichol.. tavern, id ward. A llegheny;
J. J. Vo`tt, tavern. Id ward. Allegheny;
John mot, wipe honor. Boro ot lilt raloghun
teeorge Inner •11, retina house. B ro E. Brno diem
Jas. L. 11. Vi 'Donald, eating house, E. tilem:ogliam
Heart' eraser. tavern, Borough Lawrenceville;
J. rimith AAd Jon., eating hn. Lawre••ille
libuti. Bench, tavern. Hero. of South e.
Plitsburgo;
ton a Aurin. tavern, Borough of West Pittsburgh.
John Cher.. tavern. Borough of West Pittsburgh;
Anth, eating brow. Bora. labarp.trrgh;
J. P. !Swaney. tavern, Findley township: .
labs It Own toting honer. Llbrrty pwnshin:
WPM. It. Faustman B uilt township;
Peter rewire., tavern, MiliMn ownsiplo: •
Daniel Footle, rating-house, McClure township;
Braila Freeborn, eating house,' McClure towhee.' p;
Loots Cranky, tavern. Peebles wneliip;
hatonel Tamer. tavern, l'en a township;
Charle. King, tavern. boss tovrto.bip;
reb Lank. Jr tar Bererve townrhin• •
The Court will slton ir EDNESDAY, thfl Mtn day
oC _November, WA. at SO o'clock S. ho., fur hearing
the above applications.
WM. A. lIICHRON, Clerk.
FRINKLIN COTTON - IfORliS 9
E. HYDE'S SONS
Are now prevared t, sane future
COTTON TA.R.1.4 CAEI'ET
. covarcycr TARN, CANDLEWICK,
TWINE. BATTORIEI,
CUTIOI4 WARPS, dc.. Se.
WEST CreltAl. STREET. between Robinson and
Laeock. Allegheny City. re.
P. 9.—A1l order. by null atte • d.d to.• noiVngli
BusiNEss mArcos
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Nos. 6 and 8 at. Clair Street.
Has a Prapetual Charter.
ii. , k - Efehing. Prima nahip and Arithmetic,
time unlimited ' 81000
Arithmetic and Penmanship per quarter of
three months 2o 00
Penmanalitp, par mouth 8 00
For Circulars or apcctmsus, address
I N. 81.1A/PEE, or
notlitwa J. P. IIdeCLAIIIONDS.
FIRST CLASS LOOKING GLASS
AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY.
J. 'I,Y ONES ,.
No. 110 Wood St., ?Pittsburgh,
Keep, on howl and manufactured to order, the
FIN ICBTSTYLIC ois 011,T. BOBS:WOW) and %VAL
CVA and SQUARE allitltOtt, BAIT
and PICTURE , trltAkte B. etwaln Cornice. Bends
and Butions,, CoorOle, Tripod and Bracket Tables
of emplane dertin mid workmanship.
OILDINat AND BEUILDING - executed to the
Wittiest dole of the art. •
SirrRIWIS ISODEKATE. noLulllnWa
LOUIS BERGE & CO., alanufaCw
Saran of GRAND •2413 SQUARE Plaliotfr --
- Warerooms, 117 BLISICALA Kraal:T. becond
Block 1. eat from Broadway, NEW 10111 i
Theano& manufactured by this arm are radon,-
e,d by a l t the leonine artists of the country for their
powerful, clear brilliant and sympathetic 100 1, t
for their durability and excellent workmanshio
CI Ten Or.laVn Rosewood 1 lanes, with our °mud
French Repenting 001100. Carved lee., adroll dotk
f . t_i_d_lile . ,ata ‘ trritteri guarantee for
n t1: 1 ;
. SEiLr. .4u ewe
FITZPATRiCK le BROTHER.
FIRST PREMIUM GOLD PEN
MANUFACTURER:. 43 MARKET iTUSET,
14,1,11 street Fltrturh.
PENS ANR CANEU t , u Who s leasle and Ratan.
Pitrod REPAIR. , D.
Cercona out or the euy b•ivltur Pen. to repair con
stud th e m by Nall and promptly returned.
1014:07 tMWT
LAMP EXPLOSIONS MADE laity
is accomplished by the AL
ADI)IN GAB LAMY, because It hae neither eras
Dor Callao re, is Ant TIMM Caenotbe broken by a
rALL, SPILL OIL, or be Oiled DURNINO. It
ts • Road Lamp. ft loth, a Den (which the . 'clod
will not blow or t) /QUAL IN Unit WAY Ti. COAL
OAS. at El•Ly-Tiir COST. too con Woke the Rama
0160 A Moot) as Cheap ILB co.), WITHOUT INJegLING
2111 LiGinr. bTATE ltl lilt TD 11r ,ale at No OS
Yourth street, l'lttsburs h. Pa. col6:o2.oawr
JELLIES AND JA3119.-245 doten
fresh Jame and Jollies, of anpartor quality, put
hp in pint tumbler*, including Strawberry, Hasp
berry, Blackberry, Red Currant, WM., Crab
Apple, limn Gage and Hamann*, lust :greyed and
for male by the done or at retail, by
JOHN A. RENSHAW,
nob), Corner Liberty and Hand street*..
JARED M. llittlSH,
}(177•41.C217111L1S or • ".
Steam 13ollers, Oil Stills, Tanks, Sheet
Iron Works,. &e.
wr.,..T.,P11,11.1.M.14
SUNDRIES.:
100 bble. No. 2 Soap TioalnT .
NI drums Caustic diked:
was Soda Ash;
VG pigs Soft Lead;
800 bags ltebbed Nitrate,
In Mora and for calC by
ALEIANDER KING. '
4 1 00 D MEOWS . FOIL THE . AF.
na. YLICTED.
PATENT MEDICINES 4 DRUGS, bottle prices.
MMISTTKU•S KIT4EBS 41_per
DKAIL L E'S tit iIfoTATION SITTrICIDII,4Ido.
rUW'D HUU I lb.
And onrrththlf °V° Mw t rAil., l 4 STORE.
24 ,
wrr • • • Alm 8 St. Maly
JUST ItECEIWED
bbls. fresh
tab Es Stose;ll Butter;:
••
, .. cl.l. r. pure lac.; •
.4 t:IIIPM,tr..1 3
t)OP Meal ash , .
Po II i O
• , les ehellbuss. 4
11.E.N.h.Y REA, 32.,
re . a ' ehrostse delight/I.
CRACKER BAKERY
ZLN3:I
CONFECTIONARY,
317
Melbprty - eltreot
PITTSBURGH, PA.
lESITIMI
VETETHEIIILL & SLOAN'S
• .I :" ALU I MIV . P. •
LIGHT EQUAL TO GAS!
.I. O BIIEINT
•
Gas Condensing Burnet&
.nn Ire used on any Lamp, sod Dispense entirely
with Chimneys. The name produced by tuese
Burners spreads ant similar to that of lies. The
construction is such that the smoke is contined In •
0.1 COllderiSlng Climber, and Is wholly converted
into dame. 'the burner does not depend directly
wpon the wick lot to light, but burns the smoke
inch Is produced therefrom.' and
Burns Less Oil Than Chimney Lamps,
And produces a.moro Brilliant Light than any other
burner in the market.
•
STATE MID COUNTY. RIGHTS FOR SALE:
(
Baying* purchased the keit of disposing of the
ab,,v o Burners lu Allegheny County, parties wish.
leg to P
examine or purchase. can be accommodated
bhiey crealli mithneld, ng at my
ittsbu °Mee.
rgh. 134 WATER
s
•
JAMES BLACKMORE.
WASTED. • non
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
•
THE CO-PARNTEBSUIP
HERE
tofdreezlsting between J. T. WAMILLINE. and
CUAH. H. BLICit tinder the 611113C•nd style 'of
WAIIEI.INK KARL( has this otty (Vetober IStn,
ISM& been dissolved by mains' conleut, J. T.
Sle.l.ttiK disposing of ON Interest to f16,1111.A.ti
T. 11NA KE. and 1y /J. L. ptmiTLEIL. •
-
J. T. Wit 1.1U.1.0/
.C. B..BAUtt., I
.to Al/posing of my interest to the above parties,
I cordially recommend aPd..solicat for the new firm
of ISARIt. RNA lit 1 BUETTLEit, ntontl¢usnen
of the ...Mom of my friends and the nu tale ye • erally.
J. T. WA hIELLNK.
I=
BARR. SNAKE & BUMMER,:
8-.0. to WA.MELINK &B &IIIt, •
No. 12 St. Clair Street, Pittsburgh,
• IMALISSIX
Pianos, CPrgaaris,
And Musical Gotta atnerally.
/61,301 e Agent. ter the CtlAb - Ated BRADECET:
New 1 nrk. arid BCIIo.IIACKEIL & CO.. rhlladel
villa. PEA
A. ESTILY &. "COTTAtit,” arid B. D.
W. SMITII.6 • AMEIOCAN it ORGANS, and
/11.T.1N0,.. PATENT GUITAR. The ieetOltaltan and German Violin and Guitar
titrinys ate [ay
on hand '
PITTSBURGH GIS SIVIiG C 0
Office, No. 2 Merchants' Hotel,
CDR. THIRD AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
CIP3ff i N.ICTISIZILEN:
JAMES I. BENNET, President.
ROBERT FINNEY, Vice President,
ROBSPCHRISTY, Sec'y and Tree*.
JAS., I. BENNETT, • W. W. PATIIICA
11 11 t1T. 11 . 1 /..): EY, J. M• 11. ekt/Sisbl,
JOILN 1111/LEY.
' W. A. \I)1
Office Hours, 9. a. m, to 4 p.
nom..
w.-,. utus....w. , c. etorrss::,;(d. / O. reran.
MYERS, HOPPER & CO.,
'• (Successors to B. R. Bulger.)
NO. ' 45 Smithfield St.;
-- ltennfaeturers and Dealers In all kinds of
WI7.IFLIV..I9VCIMIJIM.
I -
Parlor, Chamber, •
and Dining 'Room Sets,
OFFICE AND SCHOOL FURNITURE,
Together onta a for Sasortment of
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constant!, on band and for sale :t the
3regirroart C7eamata. Prloepar.
1 86 6 . FALL . 1866.
cD.A...naßiors.
We are now extablttne for YAM. TRADE tbsi
most entendre stock of epode ere twos sank ki.d'tbs
pleasure of offering to our patrons.
English Brussels and Tapestries,
Of our own Impotiattou,. aomprialu g many now sad
choice puteras never before la MI/market.
RICH IVIITOI IND Mill CARETS ATE TUGS,
SWISS I&C$
ler vul Ileitutt Patten:3d Cenika,
Bide & Centre Tassels, Loops & Bands,
Choice 131710 s Notting" Curtains..
KVALAND & OOLLIIII
Nos. 71 and 73 111178errizirr.
Nut bolls* to V.O.Custom House and Yogi °Moe.
• " Second Floor.
Cama c 7 c 4:2:ETHALsEns AID
WATER-PROOF AND COLD-PROOF
ARCTIC GAITER SHOES,
ratmte4 by T. C. w....tacs,.of Holton.
THE GOODTKAR METALLIC RUBBER SHOE
"ItIMPA NT. of Nausetnet. Connect:cat. Would In
form Heaters and the pnblle generally that thee
are she arelome owners oftO Patent and •801 e
ifouttforrur ergot the stave named Shoe. and will
promptly yroseente any and ail infringements of
their rights ander Raid Patent.. MI genuine ARO
ICeS are bound telllteord and hive the name of tee
Pstentie and of our Company on the bottom. All
other* ere but poor Imitations. The publle will
promote their own interest by parebeatng those
only made by tills Company, at dl
71 Conn.
watt*, EM811743.10 . ' N o t
171 and Pearl
st , Boston, and BILIEUEN atIOUTIIINVION. Nos.
07 and 1,9 Liberty at., blew York. are Bole .dgenti
for the sale of the *bore named Sao's.
Jamas E. Etrualllf. Prost.
Gail. U. ScaanYON, lives. • nolLoM
PRlVl,lnntfor",l l 2•Eal" etr7
POCKET CUTLERY
• In Wm oily. Moo.
Hollow(31-round Razors
Endless Varlo,ty.
1;971%i. N. • cocaminiair,
Agent Plusbnigh Cutler, Comm:4,
Abs. 67 and 69 Filth . Street,
BllttillNG.) • 00)3
ADDITIONAL BOUNTIES TO
Soldiers of 1861 and 1662.
•
•
All who served three ►ears areentttlad.llollloo
houbty: those mentos two ►ears, Sad; or who were
discharged by reason of wounds, or that helm
•
2 hr.. Aronths Extra PAN , -
Ii dila Volunteer Olken In the serelce 114.
lidt. and discharged,
.mustered out, or resigned
since Aprti 9, MS.
PtilittiONS.—Permstiently disabled ace entitled
to $lO4 421) or $2ll, according to degree oh &Wll
- J. Ji HALL rATTABLION, Attorneys,
====!
prrrsmonau AND OAKLAND
liainutim lusts. "
JOHN K. dkHUNDOCH.
(Suer...om to JobkMortloeb. Jr..)
NURSERYMEN ANL) rLOILLSTS. Plttalmre4
sollatt - atteutt.lo to =elf extensive clock or FRUIT
AND ORNAMENTAL TrZES,
YES
ireNDdu. UDE ANTL •
L'lttaboria and OaklAtni.PAasenser'cars run t
the li reenbwue evert , Li miaow. .
Lijimot.24
VIPER! PAPA;IaI.PITTSBUB6II
PAPER- 1A1,111107021 001EPANY,...
Warebousa,SSl Third Street helm cesium
hand, and Me sat* as lowest market. rue* NEVI
TACK, ALM:JILL*, ILAKOWAILE, A ss rub,
TELT and WEATTOSIA PATILEK• Itsseoo ban;
um:trivia's* In Warehouse.,
CIS ntosCEltilla at Stautotaz r. bth, .
. axle tea Allis. at Saw Iftlithtos. t0:- .
WALL PAPEU—Of all grades,
v for "'alio./ RC* Booms saci Intett•
I PO 4 g JOS. a. au 'aril% :°
la (resit*: sty. &Clio.' Nall
NEW ADVER
SELLING. OFF
CM_.9.A.33.1E1
'AT COST,
To Close Out Business,
Together with • large stock of
LADIES' FURS.
GUNSINHAUSER & CO.,
No. 66 MARKET STREET.
acktualzwa
RILLERMAN'S
DAT AND FUR EMPORIUM,
I s FILI ED FROM CELLAR TO
loft with a RICH ASSORTMENT OF 000 DR,
which I. offered at
‘73EIEL"E - WW 171..ELT.IBIES.
Our'sperlalty how
• adios' aszci Cii-ork.Vas
N g U r M 9
SLEIGH & CARRIAGE ROBES, •
Although propired wi th a tall Una of
HATS AND CAPS,
WHOLESALE AND ItILT
14.1E141_,JE 11.1.A.N'ggi
No. 75 J Wood gtreet..
aolnon
I /AUDICIVS -
Patent Double-ieting
srrv.A.llll PUMP
At.=.23
FIRE
FUR I . I.ISIPLNG • •
WATER, CRUDE AND REFINED OIL.
This Pump combinei all the advantages of other
styles of Pumps now In the market, with none of
their ^erects. The Patent Steam-Valve applied to
this Pump enables It to start at any point oral rote
Cy empty opening the Valve In the Steam-Pipe,
and the ?amyl. sure to stage at- once without the
one of a starting. bar, or the annoyance - of rolling
a fly wheel around to get It tdr the centre. /or
Ittnicg purposes this Pump Is peculiarly adapted,
as the -% elves can be removed by unscrewing one
ant. and the Valve-Cheat cleaned In • few minutes.
As the Pump a te pe In Its whole constroctlon. It
doe. not rel t the k iielghtrboo r d of a machine
rit e d P li re e s p a I :11;d n' :. f't or der.
h in e po V n
An and
y
be easily rep tired or seplaemi co wnen worn'out.
Any carpenter cal:lnna keen a tetemlnates, of wale
h any wood, • set of Valves for this Pump, If the
Original ones should give out. AI Boller Feeder.
It tia• nO super/or. aa It tan he made to run at an;
speed, either slow or fat, to lull tho work It has to
perform. The undersigned respectfully solicit the
attention of then . naineron• Customers and the pub
lic In general to the merlla of this Pump. and in.
sire those wishing lath an article to call on
K McSTEEN 4k CO , Agents,
No. 34 Water Street,.
e, NEAR iiIBERTY.
And examine
for themselves
BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS,
DRY GOODS,
Blankets, SiLien HoOds.
FLANNELS,
Casslyteres, Cloths,
SHAMA SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
114Cuisllias, ,
ROUSE-FGRNISIIING GOODS,
mccEELLEA.N - Lys
AUCTION EMPORIUM,
Nos. 55 and 57
FIFTHSTREET.
CHINA WAREHOUSE. L
RICHARD E. BREED,
x:nozvaperzrea..
No. 100 Wood Street.
WARE,EA.T . r i a sA
TRAYS' SILVERI ABE PLATED
2 It A lt il lit
Always on hand,
- . ' BIIPN ' t Ing it n.... .
-CHINA TOILE SETS,
0 . 11111. t IMMO NS , •
BOHEMIAN. WARE UP EVERY DESCRIPTION
LAVA CARD
ne wo
,:..
rre,.LAVA VASEnio' ENGLISH . S L T AV N A WA Y of N I
varleUes; tont
wholesale and retail trade. .
The tamest and Most eOntaete abet of everything
In this line In the ell).
Prices and terms the same as In the eutera ettlu.
•
EFL J. S. KING
HAS reasoned the practice of DeittistrY at
1 , 7113. 1041 WX3I"Z•I3
• •
Opposite the Cathedral,
Where he wishes toned,. his Mends and patrons
who are In need of the wile= of an expertencod
DENTAL PBA(7.EIgIOI 4 FER.
•
x..peehusttaw.i...wlll be liven to the pre/errs-
Hob of the natant teeth by akillftilly AWL/ Jena
sena the most select material. and by giving *them
other proper treat/mut. thus. preserving them for
future uses and comfort irk tripe old age.
hie/enmity of the twellrofyour,/ perrau
fully attended to and oorre-ted
Those beeutiful life-like artifi . cial teeth,
th ere
eo comfortable and useful by the magio of Me :DOC.
[ores meiltantsto, will be made ready for Al/ who
&ay order them.
All meet dim:ore:lee of value tn strlnscrillef
from polo lo the extraction of teeth, will dr akin-
Pally administered to those mhos:nay desire them.
. (Mee' boomtown 9A.9. to 4 r.• N. serhisos
GOICAT:WESTEAN • • -
r PLANING MILL,
I ' -
. • •
Casa IA Wig itnet Ditiene Wty,
•
•
viTTsztorto . u; PA.'
,
Bast Doors, Blinds and Mouldings
NADC , •
TO 011.019: ilinlinnthed work la pet
dry house and tubbed when men out. , none..
/looting, Weatherßoardirm. laths and 'fihinsies
constant') on hand hawing, rwimsring and Aleroll
Calvin/ done with' dispMeh. Boxes of Oil kinds
made to order. • au=da • JOHN NIZATII.
BIN THE BEST.
- PETROLIA BLUE LEAD,
YOU OIL azrntsits.
Itanntsetnnid only and for sonl
• r, Er. g
.t=bleraacterq"b. 4 - 112 t - W,
N. W. Ver. ad and Itarket
009 • • ITIRSEUESII; P 64,
10 adred CABlll,l9 POTAIR3 . I.
ma Au
mpg.
wbovg4i.' pasty*, aKt • "
. .
WANTS
WANTEiPt
• c 'AN•ACTIVE CLERK, , •
lianas a few thousand daises to.loan his sinployer
pa sail:tutors secants.
Address
uov ;Cs
"'MAN trFAVTUEZE.''
tikZETTE OFFIC3
•
W ANTED—BONDS AND , MORT..
(i.so KO to the amount of SJOSCO. 111 soma float
WO to 6i0.,00 on ClIl or country 'property. coin
cu mbe red ; UM! from to 5 yeas& to ego.
Also finclue•s or Acconimodadon „Paper. having
from &Wart - to the month. tono, to amount ot
Sitttfe, in cum, fot=l63CO to 11 1 . 05 % Apply to
U. CO. ' IcLAIN *
• • .
WANTED,
TWO IrCir'DWG, 211.33. N.
Wlao perfectly undrrntud DRILISINGUITIBMILL
SToN eS and tiVSN/Nti A MILL. To clropetent
band, steady wort and goo.) waswa will tnr. it Wen.'
. . . . ..
pple to the l'enita. nal, Manufactut
rl mons, •llegbeitt county. 1 . 6., or a SO. „IA
elect ton Aveuttr, Al egvi:ny 1.1 ty, from 6 to? o'clocl
la the evening. , . no16:016
ANTED—AGENTS4-To sell by
W
bample,
A.SPREW'SUAs OENgitATOlt.
C.Oa. Can be aVarbiti . . 'any lamp
Mates tile best ga. !lent In use from Carbon • Ill t
Courenlen. as a c.ncile. Will not blow out. IMAM
mane by agents sell/nal/Iglus and Lienerstors lei/k—
-in the last X) days. Men are coining, money selling
.t. Terms private. L. '/ILTOef.
Si, Clair street.
WANTED--ADEBTS—MAEE AND
l uvery part or estena Pentp•
Jilvanta for the tine tat... Steel Etivartufs,
•PHAVE.II AT FOElit,"
"Tull
- `LISCOLN'S 11031 X AT SPILINCIFIKLI), ,
Either bT Its mouth or on commission. Publish
r•• rates allawed , to ; full particulars aPPIy•
VC/40., Or addre.s, • • •TAltuts &
fifth strest, rittabursh.
ANTED - AGENTs—SI3 to $2OO
v PER SIONTLI for dentlemes,
an am
to $2
for Ladle:, everywhere, to Introduce the' Common
Seat. Family :lewing Aluhlse. Improved and Per
fected. It WllLem, fell, mild , ' quilt, bind, braids
sad embrotier Iwautifulir — price only 1120—mal,
log the elaotte loelt-stlteb, and fully vv....Awl tor
trrec frays. We pay the all tie wages, or a coll.
mission, from which twice that Ivisotalt eau 141
made. Address or call cue C. BoNVEIta fibs.,
(Mice No. 2350. Fifth bred. - Phltsdelphia. Pa.
All triton, answered prompt IT, with eirsulan .04
terms. • att•lth.*
AGENTS WANTED r •.
- FOR - THE MOST P - OPUIAR
IND EMT HIKING SUKSCBIMON BOOKS HUSK
We are the tu,st extensive pnlallshers la the Unt
ied Orates, (haring alt houseS,) and therefore can
afford to sell WWI cheaper and_pay agent. a n ors
liberal commission then any other company.
our beiok• do not pains through rho bands of Gen
era: Agents, tag nearly all other bllNSCriPtiOn works
do,) therefore we are xmoled to give our canes.-
ere the !UZI per cent. which Is usually allowed to
iienersl Ages... Experienced canvassers will see
the dvantages of dealing directly with the pub-
.
Our series embraces the most populir. works on
all subjects of Importance , and is se! ling rapidly
both North and MAIM ~ -
Old agent., and all others; who want Ilia best pay
ing agencies, will please send lot circulars and are
our terms, and compare teem and the charamer of
our aorta with those of other publishers. Address
NATIONAL
L 7 Zdtuorlit.q Philadelphia, 11a.
n01k02.7
WANTED.
sieF.aav,
Or good acqulrnments and teinviiatn hoblls. who
It wltllot to turn bl♦ entire etteolort .o study ►oQ
office, ♦ 111 be tekea Its a STUVENT
CINF, with s qr.t-clias physte!an of thls city, TR=
or CBACOE. Noun but tlioca coming with good
ITCo4llGendations will be heard
•
Addle. PHYSICIAN, GAZETTE , OFFICE
AGENTS NVASTTED Eau A 11,iEW
Duoff, NOW BEADY.‘
WOMEN OF THE WAR.
By PB.A—ti:; 113)01:;?, 'tithe of ~ The Bebelllol
Record," .y e. •
The object of this work Is t collect and present,
narratives Of the services of the women whd:sharad
th7 lre ril it=e " c ! islglg ght atront he tllll .
el .ap
pages • and la illustrated with steel pinto pairtratta, •
engraved to the to , t Improved style: bold only by
sobeu for dreatars, address or apply to
'KM s 1-10{S CtS,
No. 68 rtfth el,eet. Pittsburg:l
A _
•
GENTS WANTED ISE THE EU
REKA SEWINU MACHINE COMPANY to.
sell their NEW $25 3IACIIINE. sew from
tissue paper to heavy Beaver cloth or leather with.
oat change of feed, needle .•r tension. Self-sleeting
peemnre foot and newly designed four motioned
U HDLIIIMSD. Addreac — enclosing stamp
J It. BALL a Flu., • •
RN Floli Street, (Second Floor,)
°en
Plualmrati, Pa.
AIcE.N WANTED, .•
TO ACT AS . SALESMEN, •
Either permnently or temporarily. wbo are '
petent Preneage In Ana-class business relations. •
Apoly.io person or 114itirCS• .
W. BUCEft.
. 017 .13:165 9/4 Grant street. Pittsburgh. ra.
A G'ENTS WANTED—For the Gold
MEDAL eIEWIMI 111,4, SINE % la eters Clt}
and County to the lialon. The least eunartloste4
two-threal Machine la the world. Addl . .. A.
JOIII.SUL/E s CU., 334 Washington street, Boston.
Haas. u07th4,7
u 3: wrlri,l7rl
WINTER STOCK OF
E3oys'
212 store !arse and cOmplat:e eiOck of
strris AND OVERCOATS,
For the - Trlranr Season. Low.
-GRAY . & LOGANii
.Vo. 47 St. Clair Stivet.
noo •
HENRY G.' ECALE j
DEEROHAI7 TAILOR;
Northwest Corner of Penn & St. Clair Shy
Destreo to tete= thanks to Ills friende and the pub..
lie for the many Pest fevors, and reerectftilli tattoo.,
Its a share of the!r ftture patronsie.. kle wool
planed to bays tbcm exmatne
Large and Carefully Se acted Sleek
OP
F 4 ine Woolen Goode I
- rartlcalarly adapted ;el
MR 10k rett, AD,
init:JCS • -
. . -
•
' D
ALL AND WINTER - GOOS.
,
w. H. WIPGEH •
No.lo St. 111cdr.Stree1, ,'''
Would call the attaittlen of balm to Ws stock of
Goods, which boo beet, selected with great ure, 'nod
contains all Um latest styles of Ootals_to be found /4
• firsl,elasa boas. Gents wanting • .
SOLT Of CLOTHES MADE TO ORDER, ,
Wlll please call cod examine our good, and _ price.,
Also a fall and complete stock of THU/CHIN%
GOODV. •
7 " MIL IL BIeGEE,
mzucaAtir TAILOR.:
- No. 10 St. '(Their Street. Plitsburah.
WELDON & KELLY
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steam P'itters,
AND litikBS FOUNDERS
A. large as!iertment of
Chandeliers and Brackets, Lead
Pipe, Pumps, Sheet Lead, dr.cc,
•
4LW4373 o2r .1341 VD.
IG4 Wood Streel,near 8416.
IIIM:b7 -
r.
Fifth Street, between Tunnel and
' Chaffiam Orectio.
GUNSMITH AND DEALER IN HARDWARE
Cyst clnu goods of all deseale4lono niworo on
band and sold ea the lowest pehmwe. Ithoaltior don
RIMPrt.II7 ahn,t
NEw PAPER lIANGINGS.
TOE PAGLOILS-.hexed Genii., .t Gold Bor.
der.. • •
roRLIBGAUJEg-Ponmelan Paitnrnis dn Orange
gro O und
YH HALIA—Nan Ortek, Putter:ha on fiad.Clay
ground. • ,
sJIT. CRILIIBEGIS-Lne and Itualln Patterns
OVlL.t i r fr 4". P. lieasuALL,
aaialn' Wodeotrent.'
WEST COMMON MACHINE
HMS!. WI/I,Ru. NarthweaL Conker or*WeAt
FHLD'A. ALI 4 . . A.THIt it. co. ,
ilAte on b Arid or "IrApare uik notice
!bort noti -
SHANXI' AND lETHP SISSIES. /LAGS vox
eI Ur-WALKS. SKEW/LUX VADlalik Au,
• new AND TositurruNvs,
AIS-Or erg promptly eseeutekk. I . IIIOES SEA
NON ABLY. - -
ALLEGITENIC CITY FLolgf AND
VEER= :EvricioNiUst!
& C. NOMASTgir&
No. 15* Ohio R.. AlleitteuY•
Wbolcalklllad betall e guier ci tln
Cub paid totVricaantro
i.
7yorifrftTioNs,-
Toys; Baskets',
es;cl.4, -saki
G. Liaiiii'it'xn4tibtire,,
waxiAtriltrairc
f
ilia
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