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PRISONS AND 'PRIsON DISCIPLINE
Having discoursed of the increase of
crime 'Commonwealth, 'and the
causes cut gaing - thereto, we now pass to
the next topic. .• • ".
2. The Inadequacy of the Existing Penal
isstitutiOns - prOpctly to hold the Increasing
Itumbere TheViVestern
Pent
dentiary -hiliontOwded Vita it is absolutely
impossible 1 it some essential particulars tee
's conform. to the statutes for regulation.
Doubtless ilia lanin stsinalar Condition ,
of facts obtains in the Eastern Peahen-
Usu. More: room for the custody and
treatmeht'Of:felems is indispen,sable, no
matter what systel of detention and dis
cipline may he pursued. The present time,
therefore, la, Mast' stiltable for considering
the general-and' particidsr results of the
system. in . Use; and: of contrasting them
with the!titreit s gtitsined: by other methods
of treatmerit . The expenditures necessar
ily involved-iitatutting.up expensiye addi
tions to the existing establishments, and in
remodeling them, or 'in pulling down the .
existing - buildings sud.erecting new ones,
would be so considerable, end especially
during the 'current period of fictitious
values, that it hrworth while carefully to
consider what . had best be done before
. doing anything.
The buildings now in use were design
' ed for the system of solitary confinement.
Of such confinement es a curative for.mor
al obliquities we shall speak hereafter. Our
immediate, object is to state that the system
now In use provides for industries to be
prosecuted in solitude. Several ends are
proposed to be . gained by furnishing crimi
nals with.,regular occupation; to give an
object of thought; to hirnisha means of
honorable support after the term of impna
onment shall expire; to form habits of in
dustry as a safeguard against relapsing in•
,to crime; and to defray the expenses of )It .
. • prisoners. The progress of mechanical In
; Tendons has frustrated most of these ends.
The same cauies a - Vich have banished many
forms of manufacturing industry from cot
tsges scattered up and down the rural dis
tricts, and from the dwellings of the, poor
er classes in thins and cities, have made
stich industries incOmpetible‘fwith solitary
confinement. The supersession of hand
• 'labor tiy maChiner; , has rendered most
lid/Idea manual toil unremunerative except
/ as the operatives are brought together in
companies. to Illustrate; band-looms are no
longer a source of revenue to persons; nor
eian a discharged convict, by knowing how
to use them, gala a decent livelihood.
Power-looms must and will do the weav7
Mg. 'The introduction of Pegging. and
: fetwinkmachlnes, in the manufacture of
; bobta and shoes, has made it impracticable
td l prosecute'thst branch of business
Cessiully while Isolating the workmen. In
:1 , i Most other employments a corresponding
• change has been wrotight. And the end
•
is not yet. Machinery' tends more and
more to congregate people by compelling
• associated industry.
- „;',. • , 1 As already remarked,. the existing pris
ons axe not adapted to associated labor, one
the prescribed discipline does not admit of
• •ii. If solitary confinement shell be
tinned, it will be absolutely impossible to
make the prisons self-sustaining- Isolatee
labor may sill be prescribed for its as--
sumed remedial advantages, but steadily,
; • year by year, new difficulties will arise,
-; 1 frustrating its profitableness; nay, making
,
1'
;: it more certainly the occasion ofpectiniary
loss.;
Under a system of congregated labor,
• =lay industries are available in prisons,
both as parts ef the discipline and As
sources of revenue. But this is not the
main point to be gained: It is most desir
able that convicts should , be assorted or
grouped acct.rdingto the degrees of expe.
. • rience they 'hate had crime, so as to
prevent the less. hardened :and - -debsuoited
- . from becoming more contaminated by con
. •-.; tact with those that' are steeped to the core
in guilt. To confinement and occupation
should be. suoeradded careful intellect - hal
and moral training, at thehands of persona
•'• fully competent and Who feel an abiding
it interest In the task. ;Something -of this
• ' - I : •
is attempted under the =prevailing system,
hut nothing persistingly and effectually.
• What should, be the thing is subordi
nate and ineidental. in the case of most
. contiets not only has early omissions in
fait particular to be supplied, but perverse
and deauctive habits are to be uprooted
' and removed. This is a most difficult and
- delicate task; and all the more because it
.... is necessary for the instructors to deport
themselves tn 'Conduct and feeling, not as
-the law's avengers , but as friends, counsel
lors and benefactors.of those for whom
`a they watch and toil :
.
Another cuange is not less desirable than
this. c o r,dcte'd criminals, instead of be
ing sentenced to undergo imprisonment
for a definite number of months ur years,
, t ought to be-Committed for tratreerit, sub
.ject largely, if not entirely, to the dliscre
• Al
lion of the,. Prison 'SuPerinteedents.
it
should be neelerstood ;when a culprit enters
a priaon that he is to remain there until he
gives satisfactory evidence of reformation,
and that ha Iconic' he discharged only by
• death in case *lei evidences did not ep-.
Pear. Under such a system as hawe
e
meagrely sketched, the, great majority of
•- • those who enter prisons can be sent back
to society; after a probation of not unrem
sortable &Mallon, transformed into honest
. .
• , and' useful citizens. .I.Trider the present
• .. system reformations are rare, indeed the
rule being that-au offender discharged upon
• • . . the expiration of his term, will speedily be
returned to the prison from which be went
- oat, or to some other. The most danger
cue members of the community now are
• those who have been oftenest subjected to
prison discipline. . .
An incidental advantage of the proposed
.
p l a n would consist to the abrogation of the
current system of pardon. Now as coon
as an individual, is convicted, unless the
m e is flagrant to the last degree, petitions I
to the Gov . ernor for a pardon are hullo:di-I
, ateifprepared rind circulated for signatuy,,
'
and every one supposed to have influence
with him is importuned. Let us nut be
. . • understood es joining in. the popular pls
. mor against cleinency: Some mistakes
• dons,Titt.
may be made in bestowing par
fewer are pardoned than ought lobe. In.
- deed if a youth is overtaken inn•feadt and
• sent to prison, about the only_ liophof sat ,
.
ing him to his family and society, lies in
speedily getting him out. There is a denyi
• •
consciousness of this in the public:mind,
which is wellfounded,•and in which Gov.
ernes, in common with their fellow
; sects' fully share. If penitentiaries Were
what the word 'Pricisarily,imPorts, - places of
~; reformation,thvvtase would be dills:rent
These houses WOuld-then be refuges for.
• ;
many _buffeted souls, who would find walked was iron; the loose pebbles, with
strength in them to renew the course of , which the surface of the mountain is plen
ordinary. life and honestly fulfill the duties • 1 tifunY covered, arc all iron. A light sod,
bearing some trees - and bushes, cover The
devolving on them. ' hill; but in many places e normous moss
covered blocks of ore jut stove the our
! face. In one of the Inines in which the
men were working, we saw a solid and al
most perpendicular fare of ore sixty, feet
high. This ore yields in practical working
an average of 07 per cent. By chemical
analysis it Would be considerably more.
' Atter an . hour spent 'here, we resumed
our seats in the cars and, ran on to Pilot
Knob. vri*q is a still yaster mass of iron
ore, or at leastst has that appearance. It
is apyramidal mount of about :550 feet in
height, covered, like troll Mountain, with
a scant groWth of timber, except the sum
mit, which, over a space. of several acres,
is composed of enorinous masses of iron
ore, piled up in grand" confusion, and ter
minating in two huge blocks, apparently
rent assander by some aueitnt convulsion.
of nature, upon the tops of which our;
party assembled: - The view from thiS sum ,
mit is very extensive aid pretty. Two
villages lie in the quiet and fertile valley
between this and Shepherd Mountain,
which is a third, and a still larger mass of
iron ore.
The ore of Pilot Knob is nearly black,
solid, fine...grained, heavy and rich, but not
quite equal to that: of Iron Mountain,
which, when freshly broken, has a metal ,
is lustre,. and lmore nearly resembles cast
iron in appearance than any ore I have
seen. That of Shepherd Mountain is
strongly magnetic; but of its appearance
and relative quality I cannot speak, for We
had not time to visit it. There are two
furnaces at Pilot Knob in full operation,
using charcoal. At Shepherd. Mountain
there is at least one furnace. No mineral
coal has been found in the vicinity of these
immensedepositories of iron. Largo quan- PROWN , S GLUE POT:
tities of ore are mined and shipped to St. A ,
Louis, some of which is transported by Xtrcavara s iess 413i-lotao 3P'cbti
river to this city. There is ore enough The best and ebe.apest in tbc ularkel. Assorted
thouto supply theeworld with iron fora lot by JAMES DOWN.
thousand 'years. n,15 - at Wood it feet.
We had naively time on the summit of
,_U DR SALE.—Four Two -Story
1
Pilot Knob. The grandeur and novelty of Brick 1101.1.7, on Carroll grace, tin of rat
tle situation, the brightness of the sky and tore Lane, with aye roon.e, finished garret •nd
the delicious purity of, the air, all seemed ce imi t water to yard and gas to tLe bousel. They
to have an inspiring effee,t, especially upon are guile o, s and vs tit be cold
Un hy
ES' R.
the ladies. Before we descended from our ICA HALL.
Real Eatan. Agents,
lofty porch the Hon. Henry D. Blow, the No. 01 Heaver street. Allegheny
Representative in the present Cogress from
. of
-let o Missouri, made some
A USELESS LABOR
Si.. WENDELL' PIIILLIPS proposes tc
demonstrate, in a public lecture, that the 1
popular conception of air. licauci: GnErt.-
LEY is purely mythical; In plain word's, 1
tno such person exists.. lie had better I
. his pains, for there is no novelty in
to that the common estimate of pub
respects only certain ;loes or as
:" • -• their characters, and is, therefore,
pa r erroneous., Mr. Put ht.trs Inuit
has.. —ong COIISCiOUSDCFS that he is not
the rrhiL he has generally been represented
to be for the lust quarter of a century. This
constantly recurring hallucination otwe
received expression in the gruff affirma
tion that "no man is great in the eyes of a
valet.'-
-- In this particular neither Mr. GREELEY
nor Mr. PHILLIPS differs from other men
'who have attracted to an uncommon de
gree !public observation. Take IiEOE.C.E
WABrinSGION7 for example. Does any
man, in his sober senses, imagine such a
character as is now popularly attributed to
him, was ever exhibited in real life !, One
who has carefully gone, over the original
letters of, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN in the Li
brary at Philadelphia, begins to appreciate
to what extent the actual anti the ideal dif
fer in respect to him.
[ Bo let ti man turn into the realmot reh.
gimis biography, and ho will presently ex
elalin that he never encountered such peo
ple in real life. And this is true. There
down
me saints even now, moving up and
in our daily walks, whose lives send out a
•precions perfume, but "they are not the
saints we read about in the books. The
book saints never live till they are: dead;
that is, there 'are actually no such
;peop l e;peop
e;
but the heart, guided by morbid
what true excellence consists in, conjures
up shadowy pictures and seeks to endow
them with flesh and blood.
• 31r 1 . Pathurs's dissecting of Mr, Orms.:
LET, if lie shall execute it in the best style'
of his art; will be spicy reading. We re
cently looked over a delineation of Mr.
enitmrs, executed for one of .a; sonar
era jounials, on the same Prindte, and
found it decidedly caustic. Mr. liltmArs
may have taken a hint from this pioiluction
and conceived the idea of ' sfirpas'Ofig it in
malignity. If he cannot, np one i'4se need
attempt the job. • i 1
, _ l? •
lIEMOVULS' ANN)
Among other important ittfotmAiiou con
veyed by letter writers, for the :, ! ilienefit of
the curious public, is thectur4tt report
which comes to us thtough a thaien chan
nels, that Mr. 4TEVE:.:9 is prepang a Bill
to regulate aplibintments to ofticOnd pre
vent the re-nomination of ran4ahtes who
have been rejected;_anil this is :tiStrred to
by a contemporary as though it wqrc - some.
thing in the way of proglesethiPuetheen
reserved for the great reforuaer s a Lances-
ter.
.We take occasion, however, - to ttate that
the whole subject is already ttgfore both
houses in the shape of a Bill, Opittea in
the Senate, from Mr. FIENDEItSOI:, ryf:tlis7
Souri, and another prepared hpfr.
Lusts, and reported by him fOni. the itt
diciaryt Committee of the 1.1.44:0, which
stands over for disposal at on t.;iky day in
the ensuing session. -
it was kept back,, at we titilltirstand from
)1. '•Pll.Ltsxs himself, for tffo',..rpson that
at else of the sessWit was not
hat the House was ripollso adical
a me. ure, add tolerably sttr*at the Sen
it.e n. not.. The effect, liew:ver, of the
clectitz - as well as of Mr. if.?-rt;'isbi.rs's dein-
OnstratiOns since. will douhtlespie to stiffen
the nerves of the timid, and shO . :w them the
necessity for seine legislation li? . f this •sorT.
Mr. Wrw.a.A_Ats will be ptiPared, we
doubt not, 'to furnish the argument upon the
Constitutional power of Congress over this
great but soniewhat difficult question, upon
which so much difference of opinion seems
to have heretofore prevailed.
UNION PACIFIC: BAIL MAY, G, U
Correspondence Or the l'lttsburib Gazette.
- AT HOME, Nov. 24, 19.66.
After our long and very,pleasant and in
teresting excursion to Fort - Riley and be
yond, our party reached Pittsburgh on
Wei:Destiny last, in the same admirably ar
ranged exclusion car in which the entire
circuit of nearly three thOusand miles—
from Philadelphia to Fort Riley and hack
--was made. I Say nearly three thousand,
--
bteause we made two trips over the Pacific
Railway between Lawrence nude Fort
Riley. On the first we ran to Junction
City, three miles beyond Fort Riley, and
two miles beyond .the junction of the
Smoky Hill and. Republican branches of
the Kansas. Not the slightest aceident,r
.
a isiegle incident of an unpleasant notu e,
occurred. The most
seve cordiral al good fmembersecli7
prevailed among tof
the party, and friendships which will laat
through life were' formed.
Between Pittsburgh and Lawrence, iu
Kansas, our car, in going and returning,
did not run - twice over the same rail. Be.
tween-Wyandotte and Bt. Louis (a 5i feet
tiack), it wasi set upon i litTerent - trucks,
and then stgaitOpon its own at the latter
place. This was probably the longest ex-
cursiou that was ever made in a single Eat,
EXCURSION TO 1.110:: MOUNTAIN AND EmoT
On Monday morning, the 19th, the eastern 1
excursionists were invited to unite in an
1 excursion to Iron Mountain and Pilot
Knob, those vast and tar-famed deposits of
iron. Pilot Knob is, I believe; 8:3 miles
from St. Louis, with which it i'onnected 1
by ra.lioad. We were accompanied by a
large party of the ladies and gentlemen of
Si. Louis, and it is seldom that so intelli
gent anti so genial a party get together.
To p a y pellt rep
of
ispaceh
them
than you
'would on
cuyou would like to
give; and to speak of some would be invid
ious. The day was bright sad clear, and
just cool enough to he pleasant
The road. runs along the bank of the
Mississippi for nearly half the distance' '
throngh a beautiful and picturestke country,
well elevated above the river. -si x miles
below' the depot at St. Louis we, stepped
for a few minutes at about the cent're of l l,„
city of -Carondelet, aud yet Abe two Mlle-,
are now neaty-united, and Will be entirely
so in a short titre, thus making a continu
ous city front along the river of aboul nine
miles in length.
Leaving the river, the road, for some
forty -miles, traverses a:somewhat rough
region, in which there are many pretty lit
tle valleys. The hills—which have more
brush than timber growing , upon them—
are well adapted to Tines, and frnit trees.
This part of the State is but little improv
-1 ed; but when it is properly improved, it
',7' ',A vet; pretty and very valuable.
' iut eight. miles before we reached In
h., ..ete-whicli at: present is the terming.tile the road—we came to the base of
iY,...... Zountain. Thisis what, in Penney' .
yeah ?,,sold be called a hill. It is, per
haps. 0 feet above ?belittle valleythrough
three i' 'c'
blast ' Tu a rt t P tet,lL a f n u d l 1 ° w rit e r r .t e ti t o h n e , r n e la a kre
ing some luny tons o charcoal metal daily.
here we met M. Harrison, (me of
b i
the proprietors, w in, kind littenlione
a dd e d greatly 10 lie - satisfaction with
'Web --: the party explored and viewed
this extraordinary locality. He -10
,ris about a mile, Brat around theobate,
then, on our return , directly over the sum
mit of the mottlatabfr, widelt is somewhat
steep; bat,in no Place.precipitous.- From
the base to the summit, and to an un
known depth below‘the base, ' Mid over an
- area of about five hundred and.fifty mires;
It is an_uninterrupted Meer' of iron ore, of
.he richest )t-ind. 'The road ofir idilch-vre
thii Second distric:
happy remarks, in which he pointed to not
far Instant localitiei in which copper and
lead mibes of great extent and richness ex
isted, and constituted another part of the
boundless resources of Missouri. Mr. 131 ow
was followed by Mr. Walter, a member. of
the British Parliament and the principal
proprietor of the London Times. Mt:Wal
ter is on a tour of observation through the
United States. It is his brat visit. Ile is
a gentleman of, great intelligence, courte
ous and urbane, and no one of our party
3CeMO to enjoy himself better, or contrib._
uted more to the enjoyment of others:. He
is accompanied by his son, a modest, sensi
ble and very agreeable vounc man,' who
was manifestly a favorite among the la
dies. Mr. Walter's remarks were well
conceived, playful and won the approba
non and applause of the company.
Of the return home, with all its ringing
fun'and social enjoyment, and of the splen
did supper at De Soto—about half way-1
,have no time to -speak particularly; but I
will venture the assertion that not soon
will say of that party forget the Excursion
Pilot Knob. C.
C ENERAL - NEWS
A. r,I. IT Ws, outorra last week in the Uni
hid States District Court at New Ydrk
against 3lajor General Butterfield, upon
the application of a mother for the dis
charge of two 9,01:16 from the army, they be
ing claimed to he minors. Gen. Butter ,
field, accompanied by an Aid, and followed
by a file of soldiers, produced the sons in
Court. Therf names are Johnlump and
Michael Connelly. The_ mother of Jump
swore that be was not 17. years old; that he
had eitlited in the 2d - Regiment United •
States Artillery, without the knowledge or
consent of his parents or guardians, and is
i now held against their will and ;consent.
It being proven that Jump, when enlisted,
swore lie was. over 19 years old, and there
being good reason to doubt hie mother's
veracity, he wa's'sersr back td the army.
Ruecs IV. c4OIi.DEN . , a yonug married
nun, living ill' Providence, IL L, attempt
ed, on Tuesdiy; to cut the throat of his
wife, from whom he was serarated, but
was driN en off by her grandfather after in
dicting sixteen severe wounds on her per- ,
son. Ile escaped until Wednesday morn
ing, when be came near his father's house
and cut his own throat. The wounds will
probably be fatal:
TOE Commcin Council of New York are
negotiating 'with the United • States Gov-"
moment in reference to, the purchase of the
lower end of the Park as a site for the new
Postoffice. The amendment made to the
report by the• Alderman, demanding el,-
poop° instead of $409,000, was opposed,
anti the sum of 4'750,000 named. .
Ilos. W. n. KELLEY, of Philadelphia,
lectured at Boston, on Wednesday, before
the Mercantile Library '.Association, on
"Our Relations to Civilization:" The au
dience was?yery large and respectable.
TrrEnE are now 882 convicts continei in
the Ohio penitentiary, 10 more than at
this time last year. Jim number has been
steadily increasing since the m close of the
War. , ..
.___
.. . ,
. TUE Convention oflocomOtivs engineers
In Boston was ?Inv last week in visiting
the various iron and engine works about
that city. . . .
A rentdc school teacher in South Bos
ton fecently commuted forgeriiia b. the
,amount of $3,000 and decaruped.'
HORACE GREELEY is to lecture at Beloit
neat mouth, •on "The Issues and Lessons
of our Civil War." • . •
•
TO CONSUMPTIVES.—The Bev.
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for the ease 01 CON 01)3IrTIUN. AiSTIIMA, 13141)3 -
c t irrisi. COLLibi and all TILLGAT and
LUNG AFl'LLlttiNtii, tree hots been in use orer
ton l core, 7111 r the most marked success.
'lke itch: wily, rtriArsd urclur Mr. Wilson's par
zonal ihreirrisloh: 0150 containing the •
freieriptiou, „ i: full arol eXpliclit direr
tiorts for pre perstion tied use, 10110111 U rr the short
history or his no may b. oktalocil of
i'LLMING, Druggist.
Corner Market ireet
suit thy Distot.
tt,burich, Penn,
or - Price of ittineily t,M. ifrimplticts turrilabord
free of charge. Sent by rusii anyerhere by iIuSE
FLEXING, on receipt of 43,2.. 140:0:11TW
A Beautiful Bead. Of Bair!
"London" The groat ••Tlalr Color Restorer"
"Londtin'S I.nm:lra of "111
le Color Restorer"
••i..ohlon" the Dresslng • • Hair Color Itastorer"
"London•• ••Ilair Color Restorer"
•
I. It wi 11 restore gray hair to ita original ardor.
Ar,vriir wake the hair grow on bald licarla•
a. It will restore the h•teral secretions.
a. It will remove all dandruff and Makin g e s.
ible.
A It will :sage the bair tort. glosby Ma kin flx
I. It will pr serve the original cot •r to oil age.
7. It 11 , 11 prevent the hair frt. Dlaing
B. It will cure all illseAsen of toe scalp.
only . 75 rents a thittie. six loittles, 61. roll at Dr
SWAY N ii3l .Nortir clirth atreet, shoe. VIII.
and all kadlua drugxi.ti and dealers lit toilet Cr
tides.
Bold by & McKZENAN, 43 Mar
ket stres.t. fir". A.' it ELIA 37 Wood strict. au.
JU5.,14.F.1..1,1 AVM WI Market street, u. • lf , tsburgb
11 Ail F. rr. &heglie&y. 2 ,
• THE SEASON OF STORMS. The
blasts Of autstrrin nod the chill stomas or early win
ter are apt to make cad Inroads upon the constitn•
lion Ira the fet I,le. In old tittle, at the cOillineUOe•
Intat oft very yeayon it waif the tatltlon lo take a
strong a soft guard i. 4 galnyt a change of
worse ton seusel• ea pr.-
.I!ee. 21. people of 1.1 day Understand the matter
b :" 1 " r. I stead of dep , ettng the •yalrru they relo
tore,. It. In the method they adopt they exhibit a
wise tltherlypination, In lined of [craning to thu
notatedturoolanta oreounneren or any of as corn
pultuds d,rrk, rroto nor. the; 11 , , u' lr fa " to
tho colt' lift's,
portel gor P at t procurable In
theta/sr! , -- ItuaTr.rEtra siTTER 6
Turlr 1,1111 It r.ll N, ‘ ...byy to m,'
'Medicine bteu Wit ..•
co s •1" 1 "" "" Pi "
riakan and no ,oleution . are ll getable
r v ou,, ,„, e
ortinine and o ". e y
ward. inho
NOS/ we Co`.-: torn,- 111 n u r oy, toe
co . ply thsy. lino-1...11 or
I:nttrA thalles totter wore or , rs. anti, troln
demo arloctit•• or IL. Ilear•
att. CtiOys a. ear•tt
of the he
In o caber land uneer
Ilearen are these !natal!. to, ren . rral lot la rule
and 11QhTILTIEIL i s I k. a a
elite tor then; WI noir" o r g anic t° thrir °nog '
d. therelqr, noyond Care. And let In..rho
e rOrittuaLO entstign to. be exert; pc fru. Jilaa ,,
peaent understand ono gre , fact. sir: hate.
tereltalenalmse of this vitalist - rot took ala ear _
Lt. them
or Dere ' !_l h t; genial n be i a P r s a .te ' S ' e ' n a l be.
i!kbVERTISEMEN TS,
WM. .B.LEGEAM., Jr., Adams Exprear Officr,
54 "WI &reef; is an authorised AMrnt receive
Advertisements (or the GAZETTE, and aU Miter
papers throughout the Undid States and as
pancoca.
- -
arkEV. E. H. Oilmen WILL
DE.t,IVER AI lUtra IN caul m•
N. cornkr, It:pn andHancoc k lo73/Q9 l . W, at 1031 Wejocit 1. i.
Subject—ltivnts. YltorloAsCZ ILLaWriaITD - 3?
ova NAT/ONAL Calais, • no:LW
' I
JAMEST. Blain a co„
(Successors to 8. Jones & Co
Corner Fourth and Woodlits.,
BANKERS • Bt, BROKERS,
DZALZ II6 IN ♦LL 'INDS 01
GOVellarilellt Securities,
Foreign Exchange,
Gold, Silver audV,oupons.
COLLECTIONS made on .11 acceoftlblo ➢alnt. In
the United States and ganass.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits.
•
LOCI -At' the Outer Depot Fort
Wayne and Chicago Eaihoad, A Crik.Cli Ytert
419,00. drawn In favor of ALLEN, IIcK.F.E Cri.,
No. 3G. ou the: nF.CoNI) NATIONAL BANK OF
ALLLGUENYIvapuent of which hes been stoppod•
A liberal reward will be pall fur the r..rovery of the
same. by applyini at
301 Id !MUTT STREET..
FOR SALE,
• FIRST CLASS DWELLING HOUSE.
- NO. 131 Fenn Sheet. (near rut); most ellgtblT
situated, the. e stollen. with ell the modern Con
veniences; gdod Cat rise.. HOLLJe.nud Stable attach
ed.. For partiollari, Inquire or
nobs tain leAAC Far( NOOK, 29 Wood st.
ROMEWS CELEBRATED
• P.A.TZI .T-0C1PC13. 113 .
The beet Ead LOCIe in the world. A. full seso*
nient for sole by
JA WES GOWN. •
115 Wood street.
VOR TUANKSGlVlNG. — ittialtby l s
Frei+ Oysters, In Calla alad butt cans; Seined
Siniccil deli, Crancerrtes. Green and lirel
Yn.ur Puon undlln.broona: roire Blackweles
Pinkie b s
and 50,0 si Near tellot M. 'Raisins and Cur
rants; Prince...sand Bordeaux Almonds, for tale at
itinFanilly Bravery store of
n hills A. BESSIIAW,
no
Corner Liberty and Hand iareeta.
__—
NEW ARRIVAL: NEW ARRIVAL!
50 0 pease. , nes: crop Raisins, In *hole, half
Ann querter busts:
25 cocks otos: currants:
50barrela ebultle Plcklec, in vinegar:
50..1 drum. nes crop '
41 bag. large Tenntsses its Sole:
SCOO I [et:li Ccnoa Net..
La store and to arrive at
I.IEY3IE.It S 111105.
50. 310 0 125 Wood street.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEtA3 OF 4LLEULIENY COUNTY. •
No. 539, Dce•mb<r terra, INIG
fiotl d> hrtehh" Kiren of tho application of the
.I.IIIILOINO AND LOAN AAA •ChATION NO. 2,
Rt errrsuilioali, — fur r Charter of incorporni
I, mod in the °dice of the Prothonotary, at the
fiber and term urn, *hated. which will be grant.
it the nest term of the hour; of • COlllll.ll Vita.
sheptien& thereto he tiled in prober time.
I At 0611. W a LTY.II,
• ' Prothonotary.
ALLEN'S ticriNE
Mt MI
CI JD Tt
Superior Article
FOIL SA BY
GRAFF & REITER, Sole Agts
215 Liberty St,, Pittsburgh.
BAILEY, FARRELL CO.,
Btauttfaclatero
LEAD AND BLOCK TIN PIPE,
1533.13 - 01 C 1-.31E11.9.370,
Water; Gas and Steam► Goods
GF EVERT DESCRIPTION
167 13mithfiold Eltroet
PITTSBURGH, Pa
ruinptli attended to L 075
CEEMII
S'llOE, LIA
uId RIVESS be CABRUGE
ItAXE,Iii .ho aet. the c." - Or
(rover & Baker No. I Sewing Machine
&fora baylug g else where. IL Is the 1..551.
ror Slit at
NO. IA Fink! ealing,
Jr. 11.. .........
IRON CM SPICE MILL.
STRICKLER& IVIORLEDCE.
FIFTH 4TREET EXTENBION
=2
Ilsethe geeently peretineel the Above AllII, we
revectfUlly to the potelle that we will continue
the nottiofaetant of PUHA nrIAES said 31Us1'AIllt,
to. whircn we will ue able to furnish to W HOLE
SAL tot RETAILAD COFFEE D LIDO , at th LOW EAT
, COFFEE st e ol (MOUND
'NUTS 110 wrElyti, order on short 'the.no EYE
SLOUII. and lettESH tiIItJUND AliAltfe MEAL coo
etently on hand.
Altalut to dell fele we eollelt the patronage of
the pubile.
It J. 13A.:AT . Elt. layletuLlTofH!e (legrere
oil *An
scrod to (he wants of ,uotorto.
. • MTUICTIiLEIL K nOBLEDGE.
CO=
1:IMPOOMMIIMPRIOJ
121=113
WHITE, BROS. A. CO., New York
E. J. ROBKRTS, Agent,
NO. 1 tit. Clid.' Ntkrept, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Zest. cokatatall oo haul
Carton Factory OD .I . Data Mackluery Oil,
Woolen Mlll Oil, Dark Enktne Oil.
Light Cold rtalne Oil, Dark Car Oil, P.c. 1,
C 0 1 ,41 ecrkw•Cut- Dark Car Oil. no n
dug nn:orl
SPLENDID TIIIIEE-STORY
•vv.ithaausiscovAszt
AND ELEGANT THREE STORY DWELLING
S'ox-
Coinet or Smltheeld and Flint biretta. Warehouse.
and Loge by 6. fret. Unrolling nriltiln6, iron , ing
ti feet on bittntiold-13 root.. Vireatut Lot 30 ny
forgoes wish tho Dorniling• 3 . 3 king dw."" 4
ground II :rot front by t. deep.
To ter•irn thla vainnblenrOPOrtY arta)" to
iND ILLAL:EBTATI AGIN
GO ymltltCeld street
_11.74 L . __ o.
FOIL THE 1101.1 DAYS.
A VINES bTOCA. Al/APTED FOR
3ELcallcia-sr Prisioss.t es,
or ALL NINDs
- M
NAT 30 IA 3S. " Sr
GOLD AND HI WATCIIES for Ls.lle. and
0,1115;.
(MAINS AND GVA.1110;
ELEGANT bETS. vnrlous sett!nits;
•
5111.1) A. 1.1 II SILVER. rE.Ns:
hl I.v Isis tiPoo.sitt„ . 'yeiES, URNS;
FANCY ARITeLti., Sc., A 1.,.
JOHN MITSCH.
So. lltt Funeral St., Allegheny
toMeGs _
JOll,l CALM tlf• • .TII ..Wll, r
pALmEn, ANSEOUT.Z ar.
I=l
J. ♦. ROBINMON x co
DE/LI-1.611 1 N
BOOTS, • SHOFO & GAr.TERS
Xo. 61 Jtlarkegi Street,
Neer Fourth,
soar:
GET NUNS BUT
•
GROVES. & RARER •
Fo.r a HolidaylL Is reliable,
too
arid
the rtfore tile bolt. Don't tall to roll and lt at
CIISSON SPRINGS COMPANY.
The cKedltori or said Company will please send
Immediately, Ihily authenNasted, to
A. 8. SELL.
1? . ..7:073 No, 144 Total!) street. rtlttsbursh•
and cur 21.0 by
Lig - 11 - EEO OIL cecieired
•
no7O Wlol •0• r 1/• . EA s. .E 7
.Tr.x CO..
MILS. BRANDON YELLOW
2- leceived snct :or sale by
lark/WAX 6. kiIiLLAY £CO.
•
now 196nbna•bs lovbreVe. V \Y - .nritl Jambi:
2' lIIIILM.. VFICEITIAN.RE,D,
~IM; rcC4lYed e , E vo . or
s AC KELLY
• ya p. • • .otni.
10 IIIIIA;;PIITWV4 In blae4ders, irc
ealTed and for e tal ic
uta • illacusimifiraggisf,ir streett,
SKITES! SKYKS! SIiiTES!
BOXES PERE SC L'
TOYS'"
. / I L MF',',:tTi . P.d. " .°lT ,O . , rt - rt ir
T 0 Y !
5,000 PAIRS OF VARIOUS
Before purchasing elsewhere, call C3O 3= o "Ir ,
and examine in Stock, as 1 can •
• I SHEPHARD'S
‘. . 317
3cAlaert-sr l b.t-re , et
PITTSBURG'S, PA.
OFFER DEALERS SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
JA lE~ BOIWN,
No. 136 Wood Street.
n 01.10,13
FOR WINTER CLOTULNG.
We call to ezlal attention to our stock
LOTIIS AND CISSIMERES,
FOR GENT'S AND BOYS' WEAR,
EMBRACING
OVER COATIN,OII.
BEAVEits
C,l$Ml ]I EIL EY
Also , a small Lot good assortment of
Ready-Made Clothing
Whled .4 otter for tele et NOYLISAL litt(tEd
A: IffeCLELLAN6% •
uetion and Shoe Emporium,
FIFTH STREET.,
OE=
A N ORDINANCE granting Messrs.
iiconew.n , .t Douglass, black & taholaa.. Wm.
Richardson. Dim tin Johu liteath.nd
prtritrge layingaiown mall. a U.
long
the Monongahela Wharf.
hif.C.r.on I. Be it ordained and enacted by tie
.4/dertnen end Clasen , / of Paffraergh. in Select
en.l ca.nemes tt.wnrstei.etAxe.lol,l. owl if to. tieretw
..,,,bained and enacted by authority of thn runts, That I
the privi eat he sod la liegeby granted al eQuen an
Se Douglass, 144aele .1. 'Atoka, Wm. ItICLIS,IB4I.. Bon
ito .L Jelin Meath and G. W. Cam to lay
down Dills under the Airt..tiou of the City Mega.
later, along the Monongahela Whirr, from the toot`
ot Liberty street to the. or nett of Wee. otreet: said
load tO be used e act uolvele for unloading :too load
ing matter, and that nil intoner unto:elect on said
wharf or within thr limits of the cityrallroad
c tre shall pay to the 'martins. ler of the Monona s.
heli-Wharf, for the oan of the cite. fifteen cents per
thousand feet. hoard inelau re. Provided. that said
road shall be anhject tia such rules an 4 regulations
as toe Connell of the city tn.)" onset. nod Contr.:Da
do botchy resorts tho I:nictitte of ha•loc bold rail.
reneaved upon reasonable notice being rn•
Or4_ainerl and enacted into a law in columns, this
Nth day of S t ool:o.er, A. D., DM.
J CAK.S ,SteAULEY
Dreauleut Of biilect Council.
Attest: 'E. b. ,
Clerk. of beleel
TM Council.
' I /WAS STEEL.
President of Common Council.
Llecial
Mier[ of con:anon Council.
Attest:
no^loS3
UAT AND FUR EMPORIUM.
TS iILI
sw I.
LICH D R OMr CELLAW TO
loft ith a q,,.II.TMKNT
wawa la oacrol et
cr - nra.,r 1-104 P
I-a64Clll.olli'axs.ciL C3Fexot9ses
1E" "ET I;L ,
BLEIGR & CARRIAGE ROBES,
• Mihongb prcpaled art Ih a full line pf •
lIA.TS, AND CAPS;
WHOLESALE- AND HETAIL. .
11.1.1_141. - 1 0 1 473 : LA1N"
_ .N0:75 Wood Street:.
pITTSBURGII BREWERY.
PITTSpUIIOI I
!CARSON, DARLINGTON it, CO.,
BREWERS, MALSTERS & HOP DEALERS,
JOSHUA BifoDEN • et CO.. ricc.bargb
WE[. W.'ANDIER.IIOPI, Allegheny,
„, u:‘ , t u r. P areril of the two Ono,
ALES. AND PORTER.
Whirb, through the careful relection.of ;, .
341 t from
onrrzttn.l.e mining r.eltltles and Hop
oR
'll',Vit,r..,Y;l'se.tibs:L highly reroormmled
" ilelPgg ' ; ' ,NlSVllVWS " e ' tstomer.s.: w _ r g e t e d r alty.
log bit l'e e rt7ryTUVog r i;l:y r Uit t ee u : ”
•Ctrter of Daquesne 'Way
no9;o:0
• •
THE LIGHTNING LAMP.
C1id".•011.0.......J NO. vONI.L.
JONEi, CRAWFORD & VOGEL, Agents.
THE MOST rowEut•ut. AND
• TRULY Itsll.lilAYT COSA. OIL
EVER FRUDI.i. I,I4 .
Adopted by the U. S. Governuient.
Non rensivr. Cnean end Itemnliftit. °tree •
brllllnnt lieht thretr•lbla "reeler loan soy other
Isms. Title {viten:testiest...4 to all Ourtozoirth
snit as the sick le meaty a rondoctor. neeerre
grtt'it'reilliqPltimi":"l7Zl4',APiVellATV
Islefittr i . Fon sA LE P • Appiy at Vol ton'i Llroit
!owe, Flab Street. or Aikrll . o hook Store. 7t;
Fifth etreet. Chronicle Betiding. '
EANTIIIAIV '8 PATENT
Portable Foidt g
STEEL ek. VIILL1g0:11
FAMILY BEDSTEADS
The BiSt . Ikddeada feu Family Fie in the World.
. •
m\Vimattufarturr various sizes sod style. Of tostb
DOUBLE ,LNDOINULO IJEMITE ADO, all of rrbleb
are tto arraturtot a. to admit. of their bring easity
fn (4 , a tatflool rt oituring tt bull or screen, or oved dts
Urutclott the butldlug. W beu fuld.,d Walt , are pert .
Maly pyritl,le, and ran esallY be carried from room
to town or from noose to hon..
To be alum at 111111T11 fic JOICITTZOiIt NO Strath.
de..l. • •
n07.1.39t . •
• 11. rt. OttOrNe. Aunt.
FRINKLIN. COTTON WORKS,
E. HYDE'S SONS
COTTON YiaiN, owayiT CHAIN
oC
WEST CARAIIe AI. IITRCiEET. be t weena Robinson and
C A R AI D ty •
it.2+..—Allopra op mall •ttendell
ACLEGIIENY COUNTY, to.
co YIIIONITZALTII 01 rINNSYLVANIA.
To the Ilelra and Legal Iteoiesontatlyes of J AILICti
IIEA N EY; late of eitiO couuty, stece.ed
too are bernby cited I o t 7 SO4 apppar before ino,
on
170 t r co t re ... 4.T i l. , l , l=l:,.lo,3At c h day
ei 11. It GRAY, Itegistei f It, Ills, ac., In and fur
ilitdiE7ur'F'b,;.fh:m slid Orr*: to take out LettO.;l ' o ' f
Ailmlntstration on the Estato of sald Jan.., Hen
ues, duceamcd, or show exam, If soy, Irby tbe tame
should ni t be Eranteo to One or more V the. trod.
Imre or some other fit pcOun.
tures , "d r t my band stiil acal of unice, at ate
burgh, this :tub day
j zf ., ll7 l. er i teA v A , 1 1 . :,... , 18.1.,
nolsmleolsrl, 0 Wr•
PITTABVII.O II , PA
zro. 18 iirrii STRHY.T
• 1S T TAE • MEETING OF THE
...t,claltok!rir. of tha UOICIAND POttlAY AT.
Id.onfoctu rod MAI and for 1.1. - v,
l.lant (Aliso.] Station Norember,m ad,
T. K. E if CO., • I the"focowlni: ... ot.ct.d DlNCt . ot i m Of
d Como.nt for the,onsoloirrear:
301i4=.23.43402" bbaxiirVlTcarlicas, ' mAxp wTll%
nO . r. 00l And DiHO2.l. Mt".
W. , Cor. B d and Market Efts., -
CIIISCIIILLI:~,
11, °LOU RS
111.4)ESLEINS
N11.1.T 111413
AT ETTS
JEANS. Se
Nos. 55 and 57
Oar sperblltraarr IS
=I
DOW prep•rott to matinfartoro
COVIIIILET YARN, CANDLEWICK
E, If Arrl N
oymoN
B um TOE BEST•
PETROLIA BLUE LEAD,
you ow RErixicas
PlTTStillittitl, FA
. COUOVEO 84. IMAM
SEWING MACHINE •
Ivhrttlitres nal* onifelutssism...Plea.. call sad
xxxeine it
JllO. 15 71.17 H 311L.LET,
5,000
TOYS!
5,000 BOXES
Ter THE
MEM
CIIOICE GOODS
Great N-ariety.
BATES & VELL,
‘TYER A IiUPERD STOCK OF
Mantles of Fashionable Designs
191-I.A.NATI-RI 3,
Of all the Celebrated Makes
BILMORILS IN EVERI
EVENING SILKS IN ALL COLOR
IRISH POPLIN 04, ROUE DE EIIIMDDUE.
EUENCII DO ERBROIIVED ROBES
BOYS` WEAR
B LAN KITS
CLOALIOING CLOTH, do
.KANE'S PATENT
PETROLEUM SOAP.
SOMETHING NEW, CHEAP Bz, BEAUTIFUL
QUISITE TOILET ANDVARI% SOAP COMBINED,
aNE'S PJETROLEUX SO.IP
, . .
After numerous rattsfactory testi In hundred ,
tat/allies, emindently offered to the public, on t tt
catittlishill merit, 13 the hest Toilet d
Es nosy In r
the
market ias a Mat-rata Waalting Nap ansala of
all Cloth Maine. It to Si. and vtlicutous emollena,
being v.:reliant rentedy for all Comae." Mies's,.
From Its ilecultar chemical con:101.0one, It la en-
Mid) . free iron oupleasant odor., and (Melva anti
st snore.
ts emit (ironer.
For eaJaist the principal Ilinggle
Inyab ur
ittgh and Allegheny." _ no_liotl_
C ACTION he TO
Celebrated PURCHASERS .AND
licalers In t
WATER-P.IIOOF AM) '`COLD-PROOF
• ARCTIC GAITER SHOES,
Valuated try T. O. WALes, of Boston. ,
THE GOODYNAI: hiII:TALMO MAD nu 8110 E
r t
rtO.IItIANY. of Naimutuet, lionueetimit, would in
form Masers and toe public penentily. that they
ore the exclust owners or the eat/UN...NO Sole
Mantyllmattertra 0, the above named Sho*Olidal will I
promptly proaecute any and sal Inirilrynta of
their right under . 'alit Patents Ati n . 1. e ANC
ICS are bound teiih cord and hare t,h4 at Inn,
Patent , and of our Company on thei,, f: ',AI
pr omot e ise tos' poor Imitations. trAtel. •ti will
tir,ro
el
own Interest OS' Purchimlnei• those
I ' te IL ' El d , 'tbZl this
t e ' .4 ° . " P ; t?. ~.Y ‘i S o t s . 1" NI g a ' tt " 1
c ;i3 Ve ' s u ri
st•.. Roson, and Illids,l/M;sthOUTPLWICK, Nos.
the i.h Liberty at., New Tort, arc Sole sivente
for the axle of the above named Muses.
'Jamas E. EhuLiait, Petit.
I rens. anon-024
(iv , . 17. bCILAXTO?t,
FURS FOR LADIES,
Furs for Ladles.
Furs for Ladies,
Furs for Misses.
Furs for Children, •
Furs for Corps
An :MM.. stock Ocf,vreVe.l7 eerythe
/UT, CAP AND FUR STORE OF
az. a X:t ct, 40 Co.,
131 11^001/ STREET.
S not:
FIRST CLASS LOOKING GLASS
AND PICTURE, FRAME MANUFACTORY.
J. LYONS,
Two. 110 Wood St., Pittsburgh,
Keep. on handand manufactures to 'Lot,. the
FINK: 'nSTYLE.te fit lin. Bunn:WOW) and WAL
NUT. OVAL and eQUARE MIKRott, PuILTRAIT.
ami PICTURE krItASI.A , . Contain Cornice. Bands
and Buttons. Consols. Tripod and Bracket Tables
Of exquisite design and workmanship.
IitLUINt. AND ItrAiLLDINO executed In the
highest strlo of the art.
SIODEILATE.
PITTSBURGH CUTLERY 03" P
ivo:Y.7We have on Islaol the finest stock of
POCKET CUTLERY
in thls4cltl. Al.o,
HollowGrowadßazers
=I
wTh. N. 043.3;)
Agent Pittehurgb Cutler, Company,
Xos. 67 and 69 Fifth • Street.
DIBrATCH BUMDINI2.I
GREAT REVOLUTION IN TIME.
WINE TRADE OF THE UNITED STATEd.
—PORE CALIFORNIAOH/tsar/W:4 E. made and
e elf done in France. P.m pure Chile, -
FifiN r ine s
,and taking the place of Imported Ch LW,
WOOndenigned vrould call the attention of Wine
Dealers
and hotel Keepers to the Nllol4'll. ietter,
whin may give a correct idea of the
quality
their
Wine,. “CONTI,FENTALHOTIL,
Pillteuttellt.t,O et.
•lhizegna. BOuctien a Co —Clentlernen: Having
wean your Cal ifornta Cloannagn• a thorough teat,
take plea/etre in wiling Hot we thLnit It the twat
Amen ma Wire, we bare gee( used• We shall' at
wee place it ou our bili . of g thvi s Z l iar;:rti t it u. ,.
Call and try our California Champagne.
noLlin7S POUCH hit A t :111 Ley at.. N.' Y.
BUSINESS MAN'S
COMMERCIAL COLLECE,
Nos. 6 and 8 at. Clair Street.
Hasa Penticton Charter.
BOol.liceplor. Peumarahlp and Arithmetic,
time unlimited , $lOOO
Arithmetic nod Penmanship per quarter of
three months
rennin.hip. per inttoth
f or Circulars or *led.e MI,
lI 14111.1!
N. b l.
AFFE*, or
.1. P. Melit.Af MONDS
IT=
NOTICE TO CON SUMER S OF
WATER.—TIie reppalts now in progress at the
Water Works render it imperative that great econ
omy should he oh erved tn the use Of water. the one
engine !lOW runni , g being
yr... tea et! to its utmost eit ,
pactt, ALI Utintecfmte) le Of maser should be
avoided, such as sprinkling streets, vroshing pock
o exile, drenching clothes n tub•t on Anordluate
extent, Au. Ithieu there ' s proper attention plod
to these requirements the city .11.1 not have suffi
cient. nolo , for tiro, culinary and other necessary
purposes. Anon-observance of this caution may
spriVe We offender Of • SO pply °Twofer, As wells
el tall a heavy nne-
It lc hoped that in tho course of thigeweels or •
mon' 11, •1 farthest, the Superlntendent will bee
enabled to remote these restrictions:
no13:11t4 Jl7d. YRENCIS,
Auperint , nden , of Water Works.'
FITZ 4 PATRICK & BROTHER.
FIRST PREMIUM • GoLip,PEN
M 4.41 U YAM llitE He. 43 MARKET hT BEET,
near-11.1rd street Pittsburgh.
PENh AND VAhEd, Wholesale arta
PENN REPAIR all.
Pers out of the ally lucrlntrens to repair eau
send them by mall and promptly returned.
• not 4:O7:St KT
MCI
SQUARELOUISof BERGE N
/5. CO., Manufac
ANGEL.
-LA tarers GRA NI) • f PI
Warernonrs. ts 7 BLACKEN STILEKT, BeeOnd
Bionic M rat from Broadway. NEVi YORK.
Tha •
Ylanoa manufactured by this firm are endora
ed by all the leaolnr artiets of the country for their .
vvvag , g4TAPJ4=':;Avgr 4 = l :m 4,4.
di Ten Octave lloreerned imam, wi th one
and
Trench 'Repeating Action, car leg., a real a
and lyre, and a written lraranlele [dr Ore year.,
(or tOO and
NOTICE.
AMID EXPLOSIONS MADE ISIw
I
P 0,6 ULT.—Thin is accomplished by the AL
ADDIN Win LAM?, becau el-he t • neither WWI
nor Cute --WT. Irma DONT, cannotbe broken by a
TALL ETILL be fillro Iltllllo/9, it
Is a demi Lawn. Ficloe light (which the wind
will not - blow 0 , tlegMal. 1W XTZVITTT.T TO C ,, AL
Gan. at lI.LT TIM COOT. Too
t; 'make the flame'
T~IS T
' Aciel":l2S7. ° l . iftrELVr it rde, i Tlfra
st.et, Pi t tabuzib, vs. • .z01.42:4017
NEW ADVERTISETIIENTS: la:- • •
SELL.II , IG .OFFiw ANTED—A. thirr.oughq
011Ipetent and enessetteld-A.„ , act as
,letpernend.rat s2d 31, ,,, 5e5 , of it.. r l.-
• tit.. S....lnes Compcts:—
Will [TEN Sl'S' C CION, will t.s receised /or
VW. I. Ys. At the othee .r •`Ftstsoarels Oa,
Siercitar.ss` WWI an1.16!UX. ,1 .
the SOH.o LLICS, corner of Tided and
Sesttstiahl ,creets. ul•
•
WANTED.
SCHOOL TEACHER.
CLO,~.K~ ~~
AT COST,
To Close Out Business,
.rogetlicr .ttla !Argo .tocl.
LADIES' FURS.
GUNSEMIAUSER & CO.,
r No. 6S MARKET STREET
not:
WILTIIEULLL Sr. SLOANPS
r3P •
.a.%9ollqrr.
LIGHT, EQUAL TO GAS!
1..46.7CM1NT
Gas Condensing Burners,
.. .
:xn be used on any , Lamp. and Dispense entlibly
wt. h Chtrent:vs. The name produced be these
Burners spreads out similar to that ot (115. Tile
construction li such that the smoke Is counned In /1.•
D .. c ondemn Chamton, and Is wholly converted
Into wic klame e burner does not depend directly
upon the wlor lts light, bat burns the smoke
which is produced I hereftnen, and
•
Barns Less Oil Than Chimney Lamps.
114.1pr0.1.es a more Brilliant I.l g ilt ltstssny other
Burner lathe rosMet.
•
STATE MO COUNTY RIGHTS FOR SALE.
_ •
Easing purchased the right of disposing of th e
bare Burners In Alle g heny County. pal Ors st
ing to examine or purchase. can ha seeotroralated
by calling at ,Itly purchase.
134 WATER STREET,
shove Brulthtlel.l, Pittslyargb.
JAMES BLACKMORE.
Sal.C/NVABSEIIS WANTED. • no7o
PITT&BIlliG11 (IS SAVING CO.,
Office, No, 2 Merchants' Rotel,
COR.THIRD AND SMITHFIELD STREETS
cowimx4c3Eiiz:
JAMES I. BENNET, President,
ROBERT FINNEY, Vice President;
ROBS CHRISTY, Sec'y and Treas'r,
ME=
.I.k . J. 1. BEN SETT. W. PATRICK
EMIT. TI.N.:F.T. J.ll'll.
.1011 S W. I'IIAI.+ANT. J. 11111I.E1,
W. y. \IIIII,H.
Office Hours, 9. a. m, to I p. daily.
not33D9
3BICr"V"
BEST
EEO
I = 1
'M
••••.•
...• ='.. "
••=1 ......
Zen.
1•10. M . . •
. •T II .$ BY
1:).. 4.
Ce -PriV,
.
CiscoNsTrri, wino.
. ..
lasi' ,ANOLE -4 ,'..4 ,. .. AT LOWEST' RATES.
w.,...R0t7
. _
c. Id • mints,
MYERS, HOPPER Ft 1130.;
(Successors to EL R. Bulger.)
45 Smithfield St..
Monufaclorors and Maus In mi Mods of
riItnELWISIraRE
Parlor, CliambOr,
and Dining Boom Sets,
OFFICE AND SCHOOL FURNITURE,
T6getber with fall assortment of .
Pittsburgh Manufactured Furniture,
Constantly on hand And for rale at the
X.vorlavaist C3a,maYs. Px-loosis
1)11. J. 8. KING
Has resumed the practice of Dentistry •t
NCO. 1.04.
Opposite the Cathedral,
nos.nal mie
Wbcre he wish. to receive ble Mends and patrons
vrtio are in need of the sirvicee of an ezperienced
DENTAL PRACTITIONER.
• . -
Especial attention will be given to thoTreservls;
tton of the natural teeth by sklllmiiy. nli kg the
with the most select material, aod by giving them
other proper treatment, thus preserviug them for
to tusWusea and comfort Its a vipe old Wm^
Irregularity of the teeth of young persona skill
fully atteaded to and correrted— .
Those beautifni life-like artificial teeth, rindered
so comfortable anduseful by the mag ll who
ic ot the Doc
tor. mechanism, will p. mule ready for e
m ayo rder them.
Allreoent Macoverice of 'value in it flog reli e f
from pain In the extraction of teeth, 'sent oe skill
fully administered to those who may des-re the 7 m. c
Whets horde from oh.m.td 4 T. Id._ ' sei493
C.z5..R33.
TY CONRIDERATION OF NIIIIIER
.-01D1 ANPLUSIONS that sae weekly occurring
from the use of 11%7E1/lOU OIL, the underslgned
have enneln ded to sell their Oil. AT itATAII , at
their WAREHOUSE.
No. 88 Masii-.15.et IS tr a et .
3he VII le guaranteed to STAN A FIRE TEST
OP 110 Etottg ES led upwards"and I, Inspected
for export by competent inshectoge.
Those who desire &uniform smd 41111.1A81.E. AR
TICLE do well to purchase the SOHO OIL.•
1111IFFE31. ILEIEEES' & -CO.,
h 0.33 MARILET DTREET.
31uhluiets and all others can be furisiehed Lard,
Spne,litzirctroleum Lubricators at retail.
ir
TO PRINTERS, STATIONERS, 25 - ,c.
Tici uF CONitioiLin OF ALLikiIIE.NY Co..
Present; nag,
ItoFetober WA' .
SEALED PROPOSALS wtil t. reteired at this
once until 90th Instant, iticl nal, e. for
furnLhtne
Feventy.fonr °Teo Duplicated for Tann. IS07;
evecity.four Collecttan'lfuplicates do do
ilefenty.fout &drool Duplicates do do
Samples can be keen on application. 'Flma of do.
IlVery to be specified In ennt tact. - •
By dtrectiOu of the County Commltgoners.
no'lLoth HENRY LAMBERT, Controller.
20 00
8 00
LEATIIER BELTIi I W.
•
PHESSMAN & CLARA. No.
1/111.0 tiTltltilT, near tile Penttentlari,
si i
rug Olt!. manufacturer* of ever? . description Of
Tr-VEIreATViIIiCA F I .M. ' 4 an;
ernes . and repaired at short notice. Particular at
tention paid to Belt* for Rolling Mills and beery
works. All work warranted. °Nem reapeetkily
ollcited.
Oe MIL MON UtVIILLA INELUIANCT. }
• • ON &ter estrett,
IllorEanOtu 104.
TILE D
hareIRECTORSthIs,OF TIIIS COM.
PANY day declared s. dlvluend of
TWO DOLLAtts AND rirry• u E.ors on ""
share of the Capital btook IRO or the earned profits
of the last sin Inenths, one dollar per share to be
sanded to reduction of stock. due Ws, and ono dot.
tee ..d Airy 0.1.• payable In cash oil and a•ter 'Nth
lust..'free of tiovernmeot Tax.
nottinS:, JOHN Id. CLANEY. Secrola:r
•
1011111Y1 11031113111 1110111111V—
'levies receive.: we exeluntye me of
ARNOLD & 9ILZEL'ISBITPERIOIt WHITE FLINT
llallNY,
I kin no...receiving l‘ 0 barrels, and will confine. to
reelliVe thrOilitkOta the sell.lloll.
Trade 'spotted at lowest rates .
HENI/T•ILEA , —
1.11 tort• Appaatulia•rman.
MEM
G014:111., NEWS FOB HE
FLICTED•'
-- • I
PATENT lIILDICINICAL DRU BS. at low priori.
KOISTITT.E.P.. B HITTERS. ..1 prr bottLAea.
DRAKE'S PLANTATItiN 111.1TEIVA
1100YLA.ND'd BITTERS, ad par boatal. - ,
' lba. POW , 1.) 131111.11A1W. We. Prr
And crarytAlugMl i grag. t rata
Ha. SAM. Clairalarast,
• JARED-M. lIIBUSH,
atAXOlt.i.Clllaza Or •
Ream Boilers, Oil Stills, Tanks/ %beet
Iron WorlM,
. ,
Ez",, oprr•Po*sisirg. P S.
NECE99dIFUEB 'IIIE WINO
1 , Tor a (OA MOE:MU! MITI: and et4l.
Kr., 4 11 ,17:1 1 k t a tlltl . N gt LITILII "M t=ii
riegood-,1‘2,7; Utonolls to/000144
and *Met =CI otlidlon triorro . MpO.
I.llM it r e fiz. " At u, . =tur=
cmartommps -
Ettoor troi', or ft!onir, eve, t0w0 , .5t0„ to act
zest ,otle otottr 1atC4110136. OTh.
d"'•
• w. L
rit.ouriti
•
I
T. , O:T , OT
_
____ ----
VITANTED—Good Men to sell
l t lilght• for,
Lis
A. inOLW,; MA=' tiFill/4.7011.
Ale, , to sell the th a. ltElt AT(lllby sample. and other
rshl lis •cl :Inc and praiseworthy wtsles Ililli mom
int• ,red eserywhile. Men ont of employment,
was.log tn TUOAt• trion-s• Inst. without rtsl, should
0., t.. Clair .1 , 1r,t and erre onetime s.
V l lil . Z t tnt ! i. two'nsuo go, .1 Ini.r , Ir loznit, at. , 41:1 , rtrao
eapii.i. New Patents lust iss.wd• t apitaltsta
1 sluo..d iee thi•. IuoTM J. C. 1 II.TON•
1
1 Ak, ANTED --AGENTS—IIIALEAND
l t
F LNI a LE—ln every part of Heater re 011•
' SO". . ' AtAV T l•ntrll 't,' . ,l 7 ,",';'- y kriff;',l!°t7".
-THE MAll.l•ihi —, Pilal CO, , '
—l.li.CiiLs• , lIMME AT SiIItINGYIELD, i•
Either by th. shim]] or on commission. Publish
era' rates sl tiles 1. For Sill pu t yleLaje a aa j l . y . .
versos. or tuler,ts,
no: Sit Fifth .sect. ritubutsb.
1V A ti u r ri i ;e r ll l u l At rt ; N cn i tirerf l ut 1 43 ' 5 5 :0 2 6/it
for Lanlee, everywhere:C. Introduce the Common
Sense I' soillz i ll b •wljla t Ihautil i nci; /ma:Tiered and teas
fanc.triktilTit
.tor
I.W.sistrfuil s y t— Vra .ti - biug..o.
lug the elastielook,stitela. and fully warranted tor
Miro, ye.... WO pay thc atone wagers 0, a Ott.•
Mitaloll, from which twice that amount call ISO
made. Address or call on C. flthWlLlid lt CO..
Offer ho• 2555. Pllth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
All littera SLUM ored promptly, with circulars and
terms au.1.1170
AGENTiiwA.NTED
FOR THE MOST POPULAR
AND BEST SELLING SUBSCRIPTION. BOAS PUBLLSED.
We are the meet ex lanai , ' puhlishers ha the Uui
led Owes', (having eta honer's.) and thereibre east
afford to sell louse cheaper and pay agents • mera
liberal commission than any other ..ompany.
Our hooka do not pun through the hands of (lea
ns! Agents, taw nearly all other auliserlptlen wort a
do, i therefore we ate euanled to glee on r reneges
erg the extra per cent. which to usually allowed to
tient:cal Agents. ha perienced carnausers will lieu
the dvautageg of deahng directly' with the pule.
lissrs.
tior'f cries embraces the most popular works 0.1
all en Jens of Importance. sad Is net ling Impidir
boll , orth and 000111. _ w
Old agent ~ and all others, who want ibis best pay
, hug agencleg, 1.111 please send for circulars and atta
our terms, and rumples item and tile character of
our Woad with those of other publlghers. Address
N ATiONAL. CU iILISHINU CU.,
any Minor St— l'hiladelPhhis'l.._
WANTED.
- 37 crcrivc3 , Isas...w, •
Of Hood acqulr;ments ant temperate habits, who
Is - . 1 .1111u1F , t0 turn his entire attention.," study anti
naler. 'int be taken as a.b.TUDENT or 31E10.
UNE phielelanoFtliritY. YR
OF ( . 11,010i. :None but LhO Ce 1111131( 'kith good
rurommen.inpdes will be heard. 1/
Add." rnYsicie,N, GAZITTE OFFICE,
uvls:ol2
GENTS WANTED FOR A NEW
:NOW. IMADY.
WOMEN OF THE WAR.
14 THANK MOOlt. tithe of -"lilt , Rebellloll
,cord,"sc
The object of thl• non Is 4 collect and present
narratives of the service* of the women who •harod
thu T te e rth. s r , f i l m ke e na , r . in ‘ n.d i o n u g ht s V o l u c in_ eril
pages, antis illustrated wlth steetplate_porUsets.
engraved In the most Improved style• nold only
aubscrlplion•
Jiur Circulars, addressor apply to
nen NO. P 8 Fifthstreet. yittsbiugh.
AGENTS WA-NTED BY THE
ir.V.K.A. SEWING It ACHME COMPANY to
sell Llogr SEW $l5 .3LACIIINE. of -I sew trona
tlittuepaper to heavy Beaver cloth or leather with•
eat change of feed. needle or tenPon.
RR
presnure foot and newly designed tour motioned
UND/rderSA U. Address,ersCloslnir •Isn
It. unr.t, Abe)..
r
• lli Fifth Eltreet.. (Sec itt on dherph. oo,) •
Vs Vs:.
SOLD
Pd;
MEN 'WANTED,
TO ACT AS SALESMEN,
Eitherrmanently or tomporartiy, who arc Ps '
putout t o engage In nest-class luisiness relations.
Apply to per/ on or address
W. D. B AKER,
' seta:l4 V US Brant street.„ Pittsburgh, Pa.
IVO ANI.ITErtpd l—beßam°o-Nnetitil.'olgiadik,r? In su?”‘ T o: •
Alen to glo,euo ou city or. country property. na" ,-
contberr.l:llme from Ito a ' , earl torn.. t
Al.. Rutin,' or Aewm..nodst.lon Paper, haring
from eg days to five moot. to run, to amount 01
1110,t0O.
to
sums from gY.St to WC • APPIv to_ •
noZ) B. BcLAIN A CO.
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A— G iT 9 WASTED—For the Gold
••• • MEDAL h EWING id aft 4.11.1E8, In ever/City
and county in the Uuldn.
..Itlli ach e In tie T r ee least
stA dd m re p stsl e A sl a
twothread
A M . n Ol Psbln o t l n street Bosto V n
.
3lastiniN PO. a o
not:nut
.
SALE.
V --
OR SALE--Four Three'Atoried
F OR
DWELLING RUSES,
NOS. 138, 146, vso. AND 152 PAICY BOW,
THIBM STREET, ABOVE 5111THFIELD.
O. W. k A. 5. BELL,
No. 1.*4 Fourth street.
FOR SALE,
~ 3 or oS.
_r HENNA PINE BOXES,
BUI TABLE 808 BACKING MACEIVSEBT
Inquye •t OAZETTE CODNTING-HOOP
FOR SAVE,
THE DWELLING HOUSE
-. . ,
No. Si V oortti near Wood, now occupied In
part by Messrs. Tlaroart b Bays, Attorncle.
For price and trt me, enquire at
„PEOPLE.' NATIONAL RADIX,
nal) ! Cotner Wood and.Strat Wart,
k ui svacki:l(oo4.l
B. F:BROWN,
Local Glann. 'Agent..
u. s. sfiN. con., • - •
office, O. 67 Fourth 'Street,
• • egecoliii rLoot,,) •
Pittobtirgh, Pa. •
pensions, Bounties, and &treat'
of• Pay Promptly Caliente&
No ,barge made until claims are settled, and than
but a modc!ate fee. •
TTORXE r AT
No. LIO Fonalh Bt.. opooeta• )411.
Particular attention given to the collection of ad
counts. hl 'a, note.,
Correa{ dents In New York, Boston, Baltimore.
BMW:telt, s; ISetverri, .Bellefonte, iteeding,_Pa.4
Indianapoim, Ind.; Morgantown. W. Va. BM..
N A 1.. and elsewhere.. - • self/All
aliabiatinx &
ATTORNEYS &couNsEtiouniT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street,
tn724.b23
JO A.
.43.-T-sr:AmEetzbeLaszw, •
Es-omcio, Jastice of the Peace
AND YOL:I.CIC BILA.OLSTRATE,
Mice, 112 St. opposite Cathedral.
rrrnmtmoil.
Deed., lgagas, A ekaow ledgcnenta, De.
pwltluas and alt Legal linelnees exceated wit%
promptness and dLspatcb. • tayl9ll.
WILLIAM JANCEIG NOTARY
t•OBLIC, JUSTICE UY THE rEACIit," AND
BE LIITATE &GENT. °Mr , vacua Of /Scalar
are Dray°, atter, Lawrenceville'.
of re% grtZ i tr: glee Al h o e t ternT:7l.t.Thaa 1%4,
paratiou sod I.llllollledgmest of all kinds of Lott
Uonvoyancos,
JAN(IB.Y.
J.( Ice of the - Ft - ace and ff DWI ram ,
my'N:b.ll:l
EUSTACE R. MORROW,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
It Pennsylvania Avenue,
Toot of the Este:riot and eipesita Chitin] Street
u, yr, os
CFIATIiAI II T. E WOW,.
Attorney at Lag,
No. SO Grant Street, Pltasburgb:ya.
WELDON & KELLY,
PLUMBERS,
Gas and Steana Fitters,
AND BRATS FOUNDERS,
♦ j.fge asortment of
Chandeliers and, Braaketh, Lead
Pipe, Pwnpe, Sheet Lead, dr,e.,
ALW4 OP: H.24.ArD.
. .
164 IVQOd, 04(404, 1 114r Biala
, .
QrSDRIES;
• YID libts. P:64 . .
- W elnalt. Cannlqa.ral4.
xo cams Boa. met .
bi nisei sad ft •IT
VIT
S HOW trs
BE
PITTSBURG'', PA.