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FRIDAY, DECRUBPR 14 1866
TOLE DEMOCRATIC, POLICY.
For the long period of thirty years the
Democrats possessed the sovernment of
the United States: Constant ant" com
mending success inflated their arrogance.
Wrhat they held by inference they came
to regard as belonging to them in fee aim
' pla. Whoever differed from them, or chal
lenged their tenure of authority, they held
to be guilty of unpardonable contumacy.
It is not wcinderful, therefore, that they
retorted to all'_measures that promised to
perpetuate their ascendancy. Hence, Wbile
they held the government in trust for; he
whole people, they conspired its overthrow,
so:as to consolidate it in their own hands,
or, rather, in the hands of their leaders.
In IBM, when the North became meas
urably aroused to this tendency, and ex
lubited., a determination to check it, the
Demoerati talked and acted as if their in
herent rights were invaded. That anybody
should cpiestion their right to rule, and in
such way
: as pleased 'them, offended them
as greatly as the assertion of, the inalena
ble prerogatives of the people does a King
who Imagines he reigns by Divine delega
tion. This was the °secret of theirdheat,
their coarseness, their brutality, when
they'discovered-a new power rising up that
must crowd then. from their seats. Rather
than submit, they resolved upon speedy
and terrific rebellion. For four years,
seated in the palaces of , the government,
and knowing that the hour of their out
going was nigh, they conspired to under
mine all the stronghulds,.to waste all the
revenues, to exhaust all the resources; so
that when their duly appointed successors
took possession, a 'revolutionary force
might and little to oppose it, and win at
easy prey. They exhibited a Democratic
ingenuity;'but miscalculated the sponta
neity and tenacity of the elements with
which they wrested.. At last they were
forced - to. succumb, and accept a govern
ment they . liad come to hate, but could not
destroy. Thus was established the doe
' trine that the national authority ddes not
belong to the Democrats, not to any party,
but to the loyal people,of the nation, and
that they have a right to do with as they
will. It was illoped this doctrine would
sot be again assalied, either by secret craft
or open force, but this hope was doomed
to disappointment. -
As soon as Mr...Tomnsow entered upon
the Prsaldency, he was approached by the
• democrats, was tempted of them, and fell
into their snare. He conceived the idea
that the 'waters of the 'great flood could be
dried up and leave no sign that the country
had been deluged. To this end he and the
demoerats employed their wits and impu
dence—the latter being chief of the two.
At one Ome it seemed as if temporary suc
cess might fall to their lot. All the camp
• followers of the republican hosts, like so
many obscene birds and ravenous beasts,
acented-the spirit of Presidential patron
• age from afar.' They were ready for any
compact that would enable them to till their
„ gluttoroantonams, 'With them went, also,
the timid, who were appalled by the solita
riness of minorities; who l kelieved wisdom
and safety abides with the biggest crowds.
But all true men remained firre, bracing
themselves to resist the fuiy of the storm.
On it Eame, the current of the populrcr
ta
• mult rolling and tossing, like waves on the
ocean coast. It smote, but the rock was
not broken—only the waves were dashed
and powerless. -- -
Under this the demo
, crate hardly know what to do, but incline
to appear, as the managers of theatres ex
press it, In an entirely new character—that
of deference to the poprdar will. This
must not be attributed to native modesty,
but to enforced humiliation. Adversity hair
- its uses; and wheri, under its salutary dia
. cipline, the democrats learn that they real
ly (Omit no , mole than a like number of
men of different political opinions, it will
be a good thing for them and the country.
In accordance with this new programme
the Democrats have determined not to
make factious opposition, in to
the will of the majority. Of course, they
are inspired- hereto in having a hope that
the Republicans will so misuse the power
with which they are clothed as to create a
distrust in their administrative capacity, if
not to occasion a revolt on ths part of the
more moderate among them. To this end
they have prevailed on the President to
agree to use the veto power sparingly ; and
only when be thinks the Constitution
actually invaded. Considering that the
'retell the President is absolutely p.)arek
less against the Republican majorities . in
the twollouses, this must be held the acme
of discretion. If the-Democrats will only
stick to their good resolutions In this par
ticular, matters will- move on smoothly at
the.-National Capitol, and they shall be
welooPlo sai 'chutes, of .political resur
rection the blunders of the Republicans
may throw in their Way.
DI D THE WAR INCREASE INSAN ITY t
The question ie frequently slut ..g ay ,
not the exciting scenes of the list few
years, the trials and •• anxieties of.p e
war
for the maintenance of the Union, pro,
dueed an increased number of eases of to.
sanity ?" . All the authorities, who bu t ,
written on the subject of Insanity, have
'edit down as a settled fact, that times of
great,olitiCal_ exciteinent, producintgreat
commotion in society And, important
changes in the Late, were more abundant
in cases of insanity; and it is expressly
stated by Esquirol, the great French writer
on mental disorders, that a very great in.
crease of insanity was produced by the
French Revolution. fie says: " Political
commotion, by arousing to greater activ
ity all the intellectual faculties, by render
ing More intense the depressing,and
illative, passions, fomenting thh 'spirit of
ambition and revenge, overturning, public
and priiate fortunes, and changing the
circumstances, of all men, produce a vast
amount of insanity. The influence of our
political miefortunes has been so great that
I could -give thi history of our revolution
from the taking of thi Basilic to the last ap
pearance of Bonaparte, from that of certain
insane pinions, whose insanity connects
itself :with the events 'which have signal.
Ized this, long period.of our history. I
_ could continue this comparative history
even to our own, time, 1886."
Such is also the testimony is relation to
other countries and other periods - of great
political excitement, and it was natural to
infer that like causes would produce like
'ci/ects in this country. At the very com
mencement of the war In 1881, there was.
for a few months an undoubted increase in
C number of cues of lutuultp 3 1 / 1 4; Wis
only for a :very brief period, and as the
war progressed and the mina of the people,
became interested and engaged in the pro:
geese of the struggle. There did not ap
pear to be any further increase, and the
records of all Hospitals for the in
sane in the loyal States will show that
no greater number of patients was re
cived than would usually have been under
the ordinary course of events from year to
year. So striking Was this, and so differ
eat front the expectations 'entertained and
derived from reasoning on past events in
other countries, that many physicians in
dirge of _hospitals for the insane called
attention to the natter in their annual re
ports as an exception to, the preconceived
notions on thigsubject. _
The reason of the increase in other coun
tries is very distinctly given in the ex
tract above, quoted from Esquirol, but
'that particular condition of affairs cannot
be said to have existed in' the loyal States.
Tne minds of men, and women also, are
generally agitated by such constant . fears,
, anxieties and distresses, that they think of
very little but their own condition-and how
they may relieve themselves/ and thus
they dwell constantly on jimirown condi
tion, and magnify every , imagination into
, •
a haunting reality.
But in this country during ihe war the
case was far different. it first fears and
anxiety disordered the minds of some, but
the appliances of every kind which were
instituted tor the relief of the sick and the
wounded, the care of the soldier, in the
field, on the march, in the hospital, or
wherever he might be placed, and flie de
,--sire to participate in these, on the part
of old and young, male and female, and
the engrossing interest in the progress of
the war, gave to all a constant, a hearty
, end en absorbing occupation , which pre
' vented their dwelling on their own trials
and troubles, their privatiohs and leases.
TA' steady, healthful anxieties of mind
and body, thus indeed regular direc
tion to the thoughts, and that healthy ac
tivity so essential to, the proper fnainten
ance of the mental and bodily functions.
In addition to this, the constant, and gen
erally successful effort to make suitable
provision for the families of those who had
volunteered in the service of their country,
and the great amount of &Ansa thus re
lieved, and the dread of suffering and
anxiety thus removed, took away the fre
quent cause of many attacks of insanity.
EDITORIAL GLEAN'S GS. •
The subject of cutting up the Elysian
Fields of Hoboken; New York, for build
ing lots, has again been revived.
The old wigwam of the New York Tam:
many Hall Sachems is to be sold, and the .
patriots will build for themselves new
quarters on Fifth avenue.
It is intimated by Pittsburgh Fenians
that the Havre line of steamships are to
bo purchased by the Brotherhood, and im
mediately fitted out to prey upon English
commerce.
John Hogan, a democratic Member of
Congress from St. Louis, has brought suit
against the Chicago Tribune Company, on
account of an alleged libelous publication.
He fixes his damages at fifty thousand dol•
lars, but it remailLs to be seen whether a
jury will so liberally estimate the worth of
his character.
Weichman, an important witness in the
Conspiracy trial, hai been implicated by
Surratt as one of the • chief movers and
originators of the plot which deprived our
country of the lamented Lincoln.. The
whereaboutstof Weichman are not known,
he having quit Washington several,months
ago. It may not be improbable that Sur
ratt seeks to avenge his mother's death by
falsely accusing this witness. The inves•.
tigation will be anxiously awaited.
At a recent caucus of Republican Sena
tors, the admission. of Colorado and Ne
braska as States in the Union was fully
discussed, and it was resolved to put them
through during the present session. -It
will be remembered list session of Con
gress their admission was stoutly opposed
in the Senate; hut. opposition' has faded
away, and the two Territories will soon
be raised to the rank and dignityof States.
Both have an enviable war regard for the
Union and either are in many resrlects-su
perior to Florida, a State which President
Johnson is quite anxious should again
be endowed with rights forfeited through
treason.
CE=EME!
—Gov. Fenton, of New York,, commenced
life In
--Street oiaseoger care will commence run.
lug in Charlsaton. 8.C.. on the Oth Last.
—Thelßaltimore and Ohio railroad baa secur
ed a lease of the Ohio Central for twenty years.
—A Saxony crinoline manufactnrcr 'has
made in one year 5C3,781,030 hoop skirt. springs.
—General John C: Brecklnridge Is residing
at 55 Boulevard ktelesherbes, Basis.
—Stephen Albro, long connected with the
Buffalo press, died last Thursday.
—Twenty4wo WLsconstn banks are winding
up, and will be closed about the 10th of thts
month.
• —They say that Bourc!can't has made 675,600
out of "Arrah-na-Pouge" In Paris. We don't
believe a word of It; It's too much.
—A teacher at Irvington, N. Y., has been ar
rested for whipping a pupil so cruelly as to
cause his death.
•
—dbeantlfnl white girl In Albany become Co
much enamored of ajet black negro that she
eloped with him. • • .
—There is gang of villains In New lOrleans
who kidnap little children on the streets and
then ootaln a reward by returning them.
—Since the Ist fast. over 4,500 bales of cotton
have been received by railroad and coastwise
at .Norfolk,
—lt Is reported that Admiral Ferrsirat will
succeed Admiral Goldsborough In the Com
mend of the Mediterranean squadron.
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No. 82 Third filreet,,Plitsburgb, Pa.
tIF/CZI7.S—AtIOUBT HABTJE, Treeldent.
Pill. H. LIVINUSTON, Treasurer.
11.13, reteey,
1/nl=v:u m—August Hartlel3. 01.
John Atwell, 8. H.
Hartman. John H. Llelogeten. John M. Perlin',
V. H. Merrick.
Cash Pahl for Paper Stork.
neNtees
w. c. norris....c. A. u. =was.
MYERS, HOPPEICAL. Co,
(armeeion:a to a. nuiger.i
. .
No. 45 Smithfield S t .,
ilinaacturers and Dealers In all kinds of
MPT.TEUVI II 3VIETEIM
Parlor, Chamber,
and Dining Boom. Sets,
OFFICE AND SCHOOL FURNITURE,
Together with • rail sesortmeat of
Pittsburgh. Manufactured Furniture
()mutant!, on hand and for sale at the -"-
Lova:remit .Clamh I s rickeis
eadtouos
EASTMAN'S PATENT
Portable Folding
FAMILY BEDSTEADS:
The But Bedded, for family Vee in the Wald. .
We enanufacture.various sixes and style/ of both
DOUBLE AND ISINtiLla ISZDSTEriIYS, oh a:which
John!
so arranged as to admit of their being easily,
1,214.1 regland removing 6 bolt or IMMO. /moven gig.
arr.,. lag the u r n h arrie dy are per.
teeny peruser*. and c ily Da rom room
to•oom or from house to house.
To be men at ELIIITU !lb RIOTTZ% BO bath&
bele street.
0021:079 rs H.P. OWIgITP, agent.
ALLEN'S DEFINED
C 7 I r E n.
A. Superior Article
I
GRAFF & REITER, Bole Aga.,
215 Liberty St., Plltsborgt,
nonaki
JUST HECEITED AT
0.11.X1. 7 13
g - miacrzizawlr serraxm.ss,
37 Oldo StreecAlleiheny,
Line suortmeit oi
Pi sled Spoons and Forks,
Of tbs best massatbetats. I km Vs* 'on lisy4l
well selected stueklaf WsklVsles, - I.7l.oCkrind
JEWELRY, tatelli ym tents; poster cub. 81,1,
tp . c m!, • - • Oct:. utv.r.
.3:-V.'/A
FERRY CH II
CCALLAND SEE 01111 ASSORT
ML NT OP MVO,. ANTI °SHAWL , STA.!,
GOODS, aultabla lor Gllfts, cOs gain/ of
!MAWS, ALL SORTS AND SIZE B. MOM
531.40 - 16 423.00,
=OWNS PATENT BABYTENDEIL
WALT= BRACKETS,
BOOK "MELTE&
BOOK MACKIN.
TOILER WARE,
JEWEL CASKET*.
ILNE WRITING DISKS.
LAVA SROIELSO SETS.
LAVA VAROI. mad
MATCH MAFIA.
CHINA AND LAVA
SPIITOORR,
AT THE HODUE•FURMISHINO EMPORIUM
1843 •Wood Street.
W. W. SHADNIIAW.
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCHMEN.
KAY &
BOOKSELLERS,
55 Wood Street,
BITE OPINED HEIR SPLENDID OF
HOLIDAY BOOKS
II
F. 1357311 EIIZXTICCOXVIIII of
112=3
The Standard Authors.
ELEGANT PRESENTATION ROOKS,
Richly Bawd and Illustrated
BOOKS FOR TIM YOUNG,
In Great Variety.
FAMILY BIBLES,
POCKET BIBLES,
American and English Mitions,
PRAYER BOOKS,
HYMN BOOKS, &c.
.
They also tlEtt en ElegootlAssortment of
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY
11?, :4 40 Dfz)
Tourists' Cases
X M COrti r ollol3,
Mut a Great Vartety ototber articles to our lice.
dellmil :rte.
G° '
ptcomemrt..res , ,
No. 16 Fifth Street,
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Thew haveiust received • /arse and well evlseted
stock of • .
1 - 4:042101:014,
CO.WhISTING OF •
EP MAL 3101 Co IV 37 , 00.
AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND SWISS
WATCHES,
SOLID SILVER RASE. •
PABIAN GOODS.
FORKS AND SPOONS.
TABLE CILITLFAIT,
natiegi AND FONEIGN CLOCKS,
1;741. 4 1531113, the.
And a Ter/ large stock of
FINE BILVIaI-PLATED WARE,
From the but Manufacturers mid the
rER 1 LaTEST STrLES.
Do not forget the Old Stand
NO. 16 FIFTH . STREET.
HILLERMAN'S
lIIT IND FUR EMPORIUM,
itinfe;,EialirrmTmltmioz.
which is offered at
Ivmrrami• X.aCtiN7GP
Our spselAlty now is
Ises,cllosw. areza.Vol
Plior 3Et, ,
— SLEIGH & CARRIAGE ROBE?,
Altboagh prepared with a full_ line of
HATS AND CAPS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 75 Wood Street.
nollzohl
BEAUTIFUL. PRESENTS
.
FUN. THE
Tar GO MN la ..A.M .. Eh,
JUST OPENED AT .
H. EC I Gl• Et `Sr ' ,
No. -22 WOod Street
clEg. ° M. oA s m s ßF.a l i r li a n,, 4 2;
rare designs sod styles. lA fine lot of
• ••
PAEAN STATUETTES,
LAVA WARE, DECORATED TICS.. TOILET.
• nezmiraark AND 15121212
All of width IS offered on the most reuonoble rates,
• 11. HIGHY.
Fit7ErMirr 4 !MrrYTTIICIFIPI,./r
BABB. SNAKE & Bluzri'LEE,
Successors to WAXZLINK. a SLUM
No. 19 SLCIalr street, Pittsburgh•
'osoz,lll.lls ix
Pianos, organs,
• And Mu aleal Gools generally.
sirsol. Agana§ tbr tbo Oeleb•ated BEADBLIBT,,
Naar York. andBCIIOIi&OKEZ L CO.. Phnada/.
phD.. PIADOVI. '
Alio. ESTILY & CO.'S • 'COTTAGE.^ and S. D.
& H. W. BMITH•Y • .A 111111101.11" OBOANS, and
TILTOIO2I PATENT OUPPAth
Tbebe.t Italian and (bermatt - PloUn and Onthar
Nemo alleay. ea hand nolreari
CARL).
TN CONENDEILITION OF 11111NIEBA
AfrtlS AXPLOSIONB That are weekly oemniag
from the use of INYEISIOIt OIL, the undersigned
have eeemudert to sell their OIL AT USTAIL at
their wAgekuniz.
.
• 247 ca. 88 aigiarimeot
he OH t• gsysr teedto i'lll.llo • FIRE TUT
110 ID Walla ES sad upwards. sad Is Inspected
export tty solopstent luspeettes.
'Thus who dustman/00nm sad HEM aBLI
TIOLS will do well to pastime tha 00110 OIL.
11111711173 L HEIISW & CO..
.bO. 33111ABBET bTREIT.
Xaebbetats abitall others tab be huntabierLied
flpiem sod Yetruleuel totbrieetori et retell.
1974:900
~.i l .: 3::1:.~'1'L':
ATTRACTIONS --
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
GOOD,
USEFUL,
HANDSOME, and
ENDURING.
HMIS & NEW YEE'S
PRESENTS.,
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING 01W,,
Holiday Stock 'of
CHICEMING & lONS'
PIANOS, -
If, P. BERSON'S PIANOS,
Mason & Hamlin's
CABINET ORGANS,
Vhleh vrlll be the rineSt Co3ection of these lo
sttualente ever Exhibited to this City.
EXCELAZOS NATIONAL BAWL OT rITTBEVEOII.
PITTSTIIIICIII. PA., Deo. 8. VOL I
THE ANNEAL ELECTION OF DI
RECITOILLI vent Jake place at the IS/NEMO
eaII7BI3DA.Y. January eth, ISEr. between
the holm Of um - AA A.m. sad TWO P. W.
THE I 4 3 :l,3:derT 11. M. MIJP.B.AIt., Cashler.
CffiCHERINO PIANOS,
Which tiMre bees before the nubile for nearly. /P i ety
• century, still maintahs their supremacy,
the Piano always tiled by this /treat SZtiltAl
laid our best amateurs, as well flour awn, must.
loving eitlzins. The fact that over .
2,000 CHICKENING PIANOS
Be ve been sold et this Ageney, leMroof positive
of the Ohrh estimation In which they are hed by
oar elf runs. eo wrest 14 the demand all over the
moat, y for, the Chlekestug Plano*. that It is an Im
possibility to fill orders with any degree of prompt
nen, and It Is only by al very especial favor of the
manufacturers that we' have 11641117 Cd the Pr.ent
Io orb lot for the Holidays , which will be constant
y arriving from now to the 9th Met , and cum.
Prises the cholcest'styles that are made.
Prices Base as at lie Factory.
The Unapproachable
EMERSON PIANOS,
The Cheapest Good lion° Bade,
The Immerses Plano sonplle. a long and severely
yeis sraut—that la. • good. well-made, nue toned,
sod lasting Instrument at • moderate prim. They .
Ira 03540 of the moat thoroughly seasoned woo..
eller the molt approved se. , lea by • scientific: mad
waeturer; have over-si rung ham felt hammer;
iron Since, arid modern imerov.ments. The
furniture is of chaste and elegant destm gobbed
in beat rosewood. finely varoisheo sod polished.
The great scene: Iwe have had with the Emerson
Plano. ta due to their gent merits. The prank
having given them • trial, kas found they are wor
thy otewolidenee. sod are buying as fart as son eta
get them from the factory.
Prices about One-Half what is asked
for the most renowned makes,
WE WARRANT THEM FOR FIVE YEARS.
THE B IrEE r- TOXED
Mason Hamlin
CABINET ORGAN,
The Most Perfect Instrument Enr
Made.
rat should, and 11171 ELY be found In. every
Church. &boot. Drawing house. and I ar
bor, bang alike saltuble for !Sacred or Sectslar, Vo
cal or Instrumental. Quick rr blow
bade them SZJiCII Or 2178r0ODY.'
Id. t H. now make them as low aa OTh. .nd their
Hat romprises over Tld LITT different Myles, rang
lugfromsTotosl,ooo.allol vadat can be found
In our rooms, and may be purchased at the
Sane Price as at the Factory.
WE WANT to do the latest Noliday twit thin
season ever done daring our lore established buil
_nese. and we know we can only do so by offering
greet inducements, which we do, as our Mock Is
unusually . large; and .re have cut down prices to
the very lowest figures. - We hope to have all the
public call at oar rooms. whetnatethey want to bay
or not, and we shall be llakel.to show theta our en.
tire stock..
SHEET I " MUSIC
AND
Musical Goods,
In Great Variety.
FOR.-
PI3.F3fSi~N 11.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
SZ
WOOD STREET,
Between Diamond Alley and 4th St.,
PITTSBURGH,
c.casumum.,
SOLE AGEITIE ,F9R
Chlekering & lions' Pianos,
Emerson's Pianos, ant
Masoll Handites Cab't Orgais
deupwowe
NOTICES.
Gaiwax Balitirsaa. 2.6lrt ima.
A z°'ELECTION FOR 'NINE DI.
R,'ICTURft. to serve for the eniaaing year, will
be bud et the BAZIXING nOXISE. oa Tft.3131.Y.
January ON ls'? between the hon to of IDA. Y. tan
x. at. •
doisrpt I O. 1, If:SDLY. Cashier.
TIIIKBECOSI> BATrosal. BASK OF
As.rAGEEK.Cr, Deo sib, IS a
'M'A NNICIAL . EIVECTION FOR
erton; of Bar Bala Ip..tu b e bolo,
!11.15XDAY, JA. 2 4UXXT
Betweem tti3 bolus st 11 • x.. azdil. x
Banking ex. J. H. DA 11U0.11.
aet24.72 _ Canktler.
• ; Psor 'vs NATIONAL Bum.
Ennsar,.Gll, Deepooxir 8t11,1841%
PLECTIOM ' NOT/Cr..--An
UOll for Bev eaallreetoxso..; , ; Ay to tar the emu:no IF la •" . . he Be.k, on
TUILSDA.., J. Izoaro 14,,?
0. hour.
of It o. v. and • tr. , • ,
GOIADON. Cashier
Ft esT NAT/, _ • -
DAse or Atteaunow.
WAY:mime. PA., Dee. AM, MA
ANNUAL ELECTION' FOR
the
I' ,AMAISof UM Bask. will tate place at
AILING WANE, op TUESDAY. Jancat7
dr It ' S
between the been of It a. 111. and 1 r. S.
A1p.98 401 W P.'KE.I,ISEE,cumAr,
ALLIGHINT HATIOw. Bali.
eirrenunou. rcceiriber 6th, Md. 5
T E ANNUAL ELECTION OF' DID
126CE0113 alias Bank, •111 take plate at the
Ranking Bourn, on TITZWAY, January lib, teM,
betweea the bourn of 11 A. tr. and 2r. v.
deU tpss B. W. MACKEY, Cubler.
/LION CITIGNATIONAL lflxc or PITTSBURG/1, t
Prrranuatt. Dee. L Ib6O. f
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOII
DIRECTORS or THIS BANE. will he Mad
on TIIIVIDLY, January Mk, IBC. between the
hours or 1 ant 3 o'clock It., at the EsnkES
donee.
dell:l{l42ll.T JOHN HA ft 01'31W, Csabler?
UNION NATIONAL. B-Uflp,
• • PrITSBUAGII. Bei:ember Sth. WS. I
AF ELECTION. FOB NINE DI.
RECTOR% to serve for the alle¢llll Tear. WM
be held at the BANNING 80011 t, an TIIEISDAY.
Jannai7 Ito. /AO?. between she hours all A. M. and
T. M.
deubpir 8.. B. SKITII, Cashier.
Itianworrs AND MA' DNACTUILEIIS VAT. BANE, A
Prrinntatou. Pee 16, MS.
pill ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
PPIECTORB of thl6 Bank .10 take place at the
1 1 ).NKING lIPUBE., on TIIXBDiT, .71166 7 7 the
Rh, 1667, between tne bops of It A. N. ands r. x.
de10g.67 JCH■ BCOrT, in., C6ibler.
TIMID NATIO:ELL BANK. PITTKIRTZOII,
rirranantur. Dee. Mt. iEO6.
ELECTION NOTICE.—The ALnuarh•
al Election for NINE DII3EOEOIIB for fli , a
Ha , k. to serve during the aunty( year, will be
held at the Bank, on TUESDAY, th e ach day of
Janusry,loB7, Deter MI th e heel] ot of It A. IL. and
r.
dell:. e JOHN 113. LIVINGSTON; Cashier.
ri ATONAL BANN,
rtrantnnan.—Deo. M ontt.
L IME AN g3 II OIT . FrIS E I . M T . I tg i be !rat
tbe . BADI KIND HtIOSZ, on TUESDAY. JannuT
oth. 17, between the bouts of 21 4.. Y. and I o'clock
Mgaa?lt,
kEel
CITY OP A.I.I.IXMICIT,
. 4kT Tax.a.amtaft.slo7nCt. December 12th.
. 04 0 TIC E IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
the holders of the slz her rent. MUNI
CIPAL BONDS of the City of AlleAlteay. that the
Couponestoold Bonds -coming due /unary. Ist.
ISM. will be paid on I.ld day (les. the Mate Tao) at
the But of Pattsburgh, to the City of Pittsburgh,
P/a. D. Ids,CPERM.ON.
dell:trah Treasurer of the City of a ilribeny.
..,ITT ALLEULIEXT, t
TEC/M=2l'lS OTZlCX,•December /AM S•
A LLEGUENY CITY : CORIPBOw
a-alllgle BONDS TVAXTELs..Persons holdlogeout•
promise Honda °title City of Atlrgbeny, Pa., are
hereby notllled Met. the Of eiliINU FUND for lefal,
will be forested In these Bonds at the lowest rates
offered. rropoeals will be received by the under•
Shoed until Tuesday; the Ist ofJanuary. lEC.
D. zuLerratzom,
OM tem Treasurer of the City of Allegheny.
D IVIDEND.—The Is'rectors of
the BIRMINGHAM GAB COMPANY have de
clared • dividend of FOUR PER CENT. on the
Csnital !noel. seeable at the office of ROBINSON.
hieCLEAN St CO.. No. 75 Fourth street, Pitts
burgh, on and after the 14th Instant.
D. ROBLI(80N, T re asurer.
liviamemiali, Dee. 4th. 111•43. jle6 pl 7
r ;, 7F1 : 71
PITTSBURGH NATIONAL
COIL AND COKE
MNRSbo t S e H P an P d EBeßteSl], D DEAL-
BEST FAIOLLY COAL,
Dna* iacwai grad s -
OPTICS AIID YARD, CORNER TUITRTH AND
TRY uTREESS, Clitsbnrnit,
Ail orders .Tor detireryln the City. or ahlpment
Wed, trill Meet prompt and Immediate attention:
R. A. OUnNkBE'., Superintendent. I.
COWL! COAL!! COAL!!! "
IMPORTANT-JO CONSUMERS.
HUMMEL & RABER
orValtlrgai:4l;l2,gilitalbilrla;Vcrt
rletles
Limp, Noo.l, 9, Sand chestnut.
IL,7klno Valley, Saki.% 4, sod llioolau
All of which thry are prepared to deliver at the
LOWEST` BATM, by the single too, car load, boat
load or thomand tone. •
All ordm promptly attended to.
omce: 109 Chestnut etreet, near the Depot.
0e9.101 HARRISBOBAI.
COAL ! COAL COAL!! 1
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
Haring removed their Mee to
DiTsa. 867 lraCkireartYlalrebert.;
(Lately City ?lour NM) 8:600AD MOOR.
ere ric o mpsa r to c frillt4r a l a aaacheny
As the lowest %Wiwi price. • • •
f?Ali orders tort st, Watt aloe, or addressed to
them through the maO. irfll Da &Mauled to promptly
CHARLES U. ARMSTRONG')
DWI. Dr
lonehiogheat Man eny and Gonne&vine (kal
ntactaren at
•
Coal, Slack, and Desulpharbod Coto,
07710 E AND YARD.
Corner of Butler anetaforton;
.n.rst yard on Liberty
and Clymer street/4 Ninth Irara, h and on dwo
I rattled and M sear Loot in i taket i rreiref jailed with the
best article of Coal or Cote at the lowest each rates.
Orders lett at any *Ma yards wall reeetran:!qp I
TOBACCO, CI(~AS
8r,9,
EXCELSIOR TOILICCO
R. & W. JENKINSON.
11.12111TiCTIMI88 011 ASS Itriti or
Tobacco, Snuff and 'Cigars,
as e FIEDEILARIMIZEt, '
T0124.100r from !Suspension B . ri."tlaa az i r i,
Branch More it Sale= 014. tiA4:l4
B. B. JEFXBIES,
MAAntikoturuzl . l th ina L ol esAae ktada a and RAW
- TOBACCOANLIFF AND CICARS,
No. 8 ST. ma.= STBILIT. Plvitstroes;
dijrof 3111265C1i11111 Plyza
Ttlkial7oo. ot the best gatlimiAir
GEORGE . BLITBIERSORNIN
Duras la TOlMelf Ara voarstrian
!MARS; CREWING TOBACCO
Smoking Tobacco, Pipes,&C
4. 11/3osrezatia. Mltrocrit,
Wear oonies of Labeall.)
Itty23lbl4 PTIVPIED ROW .
JOHN MEGRAV
llanntscturer of aid ftZA sad Eaten ,
er.i ,
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
imaxam• isprrianszrz.
wETHFAuLL &ALcuips
35"..4 4 M3131\T1V
LIGHT EQUAL .. TO GAS!
; .V..I..T3ECATT •
Gas Condensing- Burners
Can be 'teed on any Lamy, and Dispense entirely
with Chinuetya. The came produwd by; these
Burners spreads oat atelier to that 01 Um. The
construction Is such that the emote la congaed In
Condezudeg chamber, audio wholly converted
into n ate:ie. ,•I he burner does not depend directly
it i lr ich if s o p rAl e gr u %s e lgt, burns the anew
Burns Less Oil Than Money Lamps,
Ana groducon • more Brilllsnt Ugh tDonaafotb
• bunker In the mt.
STATE AO COUNT"' RIGHTS FOR SALE.
Haying purchased the Male of tuspostvit of the
Mane Borne/slit Allegheny 0017:71=1 . 1 t ti
tg ing 4: to uhumhu czasnine or ie lp a n ts wxyggs gum 7.,
JAMES:BLACKIMIORE.- •
aarCJINVABEITESS WAIITED, noz
:D
IMirE
swan "nen. Oft StillsilWllE4ll4ll
his Waft. 4.4
so. st roar stuxr. groxiwnias.-Ps
WI AIITEII ,-- Good men to sell, by
sample or otherelso.. several rapldly ealltag
and gratimeorthy articles. Men that have lOst
money eeldng patent right • and ••11 . 1.13-tall gm fen
er.tora.• • ean get permanent employment. Money
and goo.madvaneoll ow:dolma to start any man lu a
paying haulm,-a. All that [lnv.:, applied should c a ll
agam, thxleafereneermalred , • -
er. STRICtS.
d e n- _ • (Roomdgo. AT '
WANTED,' 0 -
Irwo itcocnicur,
Br a LADY. With two chlldnn owor" twelve real . "
Otago. Good reforeneos /Item
Addreto
MRS.
MOVLDER WANTED.
WANTED, A 000 D MOULDER
TO MARE CAR CASTLIGS. Ewan of
BAKE& JACKSON • C 0...
Ma==M
A GENTS RANTED .- THE BEST
AA.'OHAHCM VW...A Work Elaterleal Value
and Mattes/LI lerpot tsnee. The only Work on our
Nary yet In the held. A grnts fled no compsOtton.
Press. TANSAHOTAaII OHS NATAL COM
MA NDEIIS, by Hon J. T. NE ADLET, the Ms.
tleuntrhedAntbor and -Illatorlan. hang.
some ?Winne. , Illustrated, tend 14'01100 for terms
and territory. A.:We. A. L. TALCOTT.
delapSo 58 Market street, Plttalnagh.
WAFTED BY lit .11ANEART, .
A GOOD STABLE,
Fee TWO int In•EZ - UM= 41TD_•17GOY,
ADDIYto •
111.116STEB. GAZZLY • CO .
OS grant Street.
MEM
WANTED,
TEN CARPENTERS ' ,
At the PENNA. SALT MINTIPACTitituto CON
PANT,4 !NENE,. tistraws, Alleibeny Covets.
Penna. dellme
AGENTS HUNTED' HT THE EU•
SHWIXII St %Clint( COSICA.NY to
sell their NSW sag Yllllllll/... from
Woes paper to 1104•7 Barer cloth or leather with.
Out ohmage of feed. needle ortenelott. nelf.clustlied
Drums tbot sad swirly deelgued four stotlontd
tlaDits7=l). I.ddessotholoslsz stamp.
BEALL At 00...
119 TM !met; Wooz /Igor.)
deli - Pittsburgh. Fa.
WANTED -AGENTIS —MILE AND
/RNA LE—ln ever/Dart of Western FM'
sylvan** for the Ineneveteel rusravinys,
'T'KkYICIL AT VALI./ Y_FORtili," -
"Tint AIDEN'S /ItaltElko . -
.L.INCOLIVIROMS AT SPRINGTIZLD,'
Either by the month or on conualsalou. /* URA
ors , rates &Vowed... tor .1141 panioulars appll,
person, or address. /ARGO vv.,
• la rum street. PliUbsugti.
WANTED.
4 SCHOOL TEJCHER.
Either wale or female; In eves, township. to eat
as Agent In the sale of nue • publications. Ohm
teacher reports the sale of 41 copies in three dm.
Send for a circular with tempi, he. Address
• • W. J. ill/LLANO 1:10..
Pittetwegh
1=3371
WANTED-AGENTS—S7S tos2O
PER MONTH for ElesOlemen. and 335 to Nil
l'ar Ladles, everywhere, to Introduce the Oman=
Neon Nasally Sewing mamas, improved and per
tected. It will
Lad h rt==% U M=:
the eleelte lockwrtltab. and naty werranted low
treeh years. •
We pay anc , above wages, ors mew
'="4from wisleh Wk.* Mad ltaarani. wr4
.I..ldreele yell • on 0. NOWERd /LW..
lldlee_No. 055 8. VAN street. Pl:Medal ra.
Ailletters answered promptly. WIE. sod
AGENTS WANTED . • •
FOR THE MOST POPULAR_ _
in tar MSG 911%0111110N 30013 musw
We are tbe tosst extendve shers la the Vol.
ted States. (butes six •llcstoes. publi)
and - therefore tee
afford to sell toots cheaper and pay agents a seats
liberal etraualsalou Oa: say other eompany.
Our boots donut mos through the band. of lieu
eral Aireats: Pigneally all other subseriptiotmorks
do,) therefore we are enabled to give *areal:mos
-era the extra per eaut,irldett to ',mostly allowed to
Genera Agent.l... Experlsneed eantaYeta wilt MI
the dvaatsges aLdealing directly with-the pub
/Ober,. . --.• • •
•
Our genes eatbrseu tha.haoot popular works on
all oahleeta of tooporthhor,ouhl ./o.holltag rapidly
tooth North and Scram •
Old agen ..andadcalseM. erbo want thebest pay.
lug agenelea wall please send for circulars aM see
our terms. and compare teem and the character of
our worts with thine of other_ pulallshers. - Address
St ATIOOAJAPUBLASIIING 00.
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WOMENCIFTHEYWAR.
BY :BANK MOORE. aatho of... Tbs Bebellloa
' The oldest of this work lit eolliot sad presett
earratives of the sem - Loos of the women who shared
the perils of the war.ond ought to Inherit its glory .
The volume - =MMus about COLTS
paces,
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is Mosta:zed with steel plotejsurtralts.
ed to the most improved style. doidealT bg
fort` Y.r=. sOireis or apply tri
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No. 3 Ohio Street, ANagiteny, Pa.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY UABLE:
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_pen for th e traneactkei-of tautness, at' their new
open
bonne,. /north tide *CUM° atm', attar
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Collection, made on all principal inipebe la Mt
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JAPAS-H. RIDDLE. Cashier
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BANK FOR ' 'SAVINGS, •
rona t ily the DI t airt*te 11117/TOZtON,,
67 assrth Streit,
Nearly Opposite tholtanketnttsbargbJ
OPEN' DAILY Roma to !airlock,
_and on WED
NESDA.Y and SATURDAY ZVENTNUS from May
let to November Ist, 7 to I teblock, and from Not.
Lt to May DU a to II -
Boats of Dy-laws, to., llongtbad at the 011 K
This bulltutlon die to those whoa
earning are limited. IRA acatimblaia,
bl mml deposits, easily eared, sum which wIR bo
a resource when needed. and Deering Daman la
stead ot gonadalog euthrodoctivt. . -
BOARD OF ZULJNIMAIDUIt --
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.VICEMCS:cDStiTS,
IMES PARK, Jr
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JOHN &DILWORTH. iuSHILIL EBODEA,
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BANKING HOUSE.
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No. 5I MARE NT STREET, Pittsburgh.
Devalls reeslved. cv - zeimr.
CbuattloaS made art an ibeprioclpalpotins or Cho
Dolled Maros sad Canottio.
STOCKS BONDS AND'OTHERSEOURMES
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MONEY, LO/13 , '0FF1CE,1310.1511.
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Plttabarcb.
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Net socceenistde to aloe of Ore or robbery.
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