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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, itim
THE,II . CII.O . CiIIRATIONi
- -
ThO induction of GeneWA 'lonic W.
13=1'411a° the office o 1 't3overnor of this
- Commonwealth -will be memorable in it
self, as a tritmiph7ef loyalty over incivism.
When thitutniisi 'opened which resulted
in his election the democrats and conserve
- tivnrctinbileans - thottchtthe chances to be
•-.. decidedly in.their favor 2. A diep anxiety
for repose pervaded the minds of, the Pee'
pie. Five years of intense excitement ha ,
created a powerful longing for rest. The
very grandeur the. national , success
prompted to'nignantmity. With the re
establishment of ordinary commercial: in
. tercourse between the two sections, return
ed something of thneld northernhabit of
,
, political difference to the *nth for the
sake of advantages in the way of 'Swill'
traffic. Then the President cast the whole
weight of his immense patronage contrary
- to the - expectations of the , men who eleva
ted him to povier, on the adverse side.
- The greedy, the , selfish, the timid—all the
riffraff of the..republican party—deserted
and 'joined the , enemy.. They thought
they carried victory with them, and de-
Tatlaided - magts accordingly, which were
. 7 link in Gene - al Eln.any_ the Republicans
had a'leader of tried and ipproved quail.
ties, used :to , great, conflicts, and , never,
known to quail. He headed' the canvass
in person, and with the: wan imperturb
able seltpossesaion and the same read,iness
in expedients he displayed at "*auhatchle
and r. f ookontldountain s ..]sOon .pnt'a better
aspect on the ease: -The. great principles
,involved in the canvass were brought dis- .
• tinctly to vie* imprinted . and oral discus
alone. Misapprehension and doubt were
swept avey. Truth - and justice; divested
of all the drapery of sophistry, were made
to stand out iirnativelullness. and perfec
.,
lion. The coalitioirwaenot only diatom
/lied,' but/thoroughly routed. The victory,
in its amplitude was immense; in its bear..
Inge sublime. What remains to give it
emphasis and completion is the !rumpus
-
-don-ofithe Governor. ' '
Nor *lli the accessories of that occasion
be nnworthy the
_conspicuous event. As
the nomination of Gen. GEAIIT was at
once a resiognion of his personal merits,
and of the invaluable services rendered the
country in its 'lour tit extreme need by the
velunteers; it Is prciposed that the military
shall form a distinguished feature in the
loin:Witter& The promise now is that the
— attendance of military. organizatione will
be unprecedented in numbers. In addi
tion-the outpouring of civilians will be
greater than ever before. Nothing will.bs
wanting to make the display in some fitting
degree symbolize the magnitude of the
event.
CAUSES OF INSANITY.
In examining in a more detailed meaner
the 'various causes of insanity, we will
neike use of the Report for 1863, of the
Pennsylvania Hospital for - the Insane, by
Dr. Sirkbride, which gives the result of
the experience of twenty-five years, and
emisidies a much larger collection of cases
than tiny other institution in this State, and
is, therefore, better adapted to our pur-
Pose;
That report gives th 3 causes of insanity
in 4,654 patients, and out of that large
number 1,064 - are eettown as "unascertain
ed,"l This large number may,'ln part, be
traced to the disinclination of fliends to
_ make known all the facts of the case; in
. others, from the want of correct observe
. Sion, or inattention and wilful unwilling.
;nen' to - see what is clear to every one else;
and from the ignorance of the peculiar
Intbits and manners of the particular indi
vidual. "Illliealth of ^ various kinds" is
reported- to.have- caused insanity in 783.
Thisierm will, of course, include all those
bodily disorders to Which flesh is. heir,
many of them beyond the control of the
burn large number to be traced
to negleciwnd disregard
Of those prnden
• . .
tial measures, and violation of those hygen
.
rules which every one is in duty to hint
, :self and:his taidly, bound to obey. Aa a
general ruin this Class of causes does not act
a -violent outbreaks,
ile to .
but graduallY, seducing , the strength and
--- enfeebling the narrous sYstem and thus at
testing thethitul. tatud-be larticularly
remembered that the mind can.only be in
daenced through the bodily , organization.
• .TriWiaciraithia?mysterfatte action takes
,iplace i we cannel explain, hut the fact is no
less true that to the 'Lyre-idler or diseased
'action of the brain and nervous system we
must trace all mental disorders. -The mina
"may be disordered, but we cannot Speak of
dLeeae`hi that - which '.immaterial. In.
tentOrianae; which is assigned ass cause in
311 . Owes, thinght to, be a much more
prolific anise than -this table would show,
:'bet: the casethent =ported are undoubted
direct remits of -11ds vice, while the
' indirect effects rna3i sae Caused other die.
" eases, which tend -to more sud
denly. Nor dOetkikl, list i,nelnde thillarge
number of-those ~a2leted ; - I,th d e li r i um
tremens, none of whieh are admitted into
• , :that -institution, - :Correctly Adi appreciate
all the evil. influences of this ylece - ; - ,di the
• 'dirleasestaused by it should be brought to .
gethe, but' this would require a caturid ,
exerni4tion of the .records of ,differeat
= • -hospitale,"isiti:eimiributione - trOm physi
' 'clans in private practice which cannot be
had a Safliee'leto say, taliSt - nOthing so ef
' - Tecttuilly takes - away s all 'milli of moral
obligatlon t , or so completely destroys the
power 'Of appreciation of moral duties as
the okalritted indulgence in this intoxiar
But without dwellino longer on the play
" Steil causes; -ht loOk at the moral
sitbses-:_and vie • will find,_ that, though
they give rise to a lafga number of cafes,
• yet they le'cas" thiin the phyileal.
Leaving out of the enumeration the un.
, ascertained, causes, we ill, find . that the
- physical are to the nioral - in 410 ProPorlion
of more - than , twe'to mit,: or as 2,600 to
1;100, and- worm:on bear in mind that all
• Moral. Onus act by diaordering one or
Mori of . the bodily functions before the
eanitYlLs manifest..'Taking them In the
orderof their—frequency, we-find 2,019
cases caused
,1:$1, mental anxiety, and here
it is proper to dter. the*: *dilution to the
relative fiegnerey;i4:46;44Mtleca in the
sexes. In men '1:454 , Mal awes Orr rise
to the greateX number of eaemiof ihaanitY,'
while,-moral_cause. exert' preponderating
Influence in. females. ',lllo,leaeon of tills,
we- inay 4 triMe` moat 'correctly in part at
leant, to:tho ..lifferent'eoniitittitlona of the
neva, one being mach more emotional
than the other. In cases of mental anal°-
,
ty, the relatiVe dlOtrOnce 'ln thin teb/0 Is in
men R •163. • may also be
•n of woman hi society, and
.re to which she is exposed,
ther, may haVe a strong in
iling rise to this particular
'11197
ma 120, in tr ,
that the positi
Vie peculiar t
as wife and m
fluence in gi
cause of Inia.
We find the difference in a'greater
degree "in the cases produced by grief, loss
of friends, fix., in men 64, in women 176,
and the reason generally given for this is
the constant engagement of men in duties
which so occupy their minds that they have
not the opportunity to dwell on their grief
and loss. This may be true to some ex
tent, but we Incline :to believe that the
greater tenderness of affection, the.more
ardent logo, and the greater depth of feel
ing and sentiment in woman, joined with
the lost of rest and the wear - and tear Of
nursing the sick, has more to do with it
than is usually considered.
it would occupy more time and , space
than we have, to go into a careful enumer
ation and comparison of -tbe various moral
causes which have been asilgued so this ta-1
ble to the production' of insanity. The
terms, "disappointed affections, domestic
difficulties, fright, disappointed expecta
tions," gives us very faint ideas of the dis
tress of mind, the heartrendings, the ago
nizing struggles and trials, with the fears,
the useless.longings and deep yearnings of
spirit, which, week after week, and month
after, month, have weighed:down the spirit,
have ruined the health, and gradually led .
to moping melancholy, or that hatred of
life, which destroys • the instinct of self
preservation, and leads man rashly to at
tempt his own life. :We need to learn the
lesson to deal more tenderly,with the in
firmities and failings of others, to strive to
mitigate, in a greater degree, the sufferings
and afflictions of 'our fellows, And to exer
cise that charity which siffereth long and
is kind, and which never faileth.
Warm Mn. Joan W. Fonnxvwithdrew
from the Senatorial contest, and cast the
weight of : his Influence into the scale for
Mr. STEVEN ' S, large results were anticipa
tedifrom the movement, which have not
been realized. This failure of.effect does
not derogate from the power Mr. FORNEY
ordlnsrlly exerts by reason alike ot his un
common abilities and his magnetic temper
ament; much lesi from the high position
occupied by Mr. Serino's. The age and
infirmities of the latter gentleman afford the
only reasons why there is no popular en
thusiasm in his behalf. The contest to all
appearance, remains as it was, between
Gen. CAMERON and GOY. CURTER% • Both
have numerous sections of influential men
enlisted warmly in their behalf,-and their
respective.suppoiters are equally sanguine.
From this it is inferable that the (division
is close, and that there is room for no third
man. One or other of these two .be
the Senator. It mty be farther remarked
that the rivalry in this matter haS in the
main been generous. No such amount of
bitterness has been developed as the Demo
crats and Conservatives hoped 'for,- and
which ever way fate may ineli4, there
. will be no schism in the Reitubliean
ranks.
LETTER FROM WORTH CAE.OI.IIITA
Corresnondence of the Pittsbnigh Gazette
NEW BEENE, N. C. - ; Dec. 20, MG
The promulgation of General Sickles'
order prohibiting the infliction of corpo
ral punishmerit for crime, has been an
awful bomb shell in North Carolina. The
lawyers, legislators and newspapers are all
having their ding at the General, who, not
being in these parts, probably doesn't mind
it. By the way, the schoolmasters being
decidedly abroad, it is Interesting to ob
serve that with one voice they'eall it "cor
poreal" punishment, perhaps shnwing in
tentional disrespect to the :dictionaries,
Which are all Yankee institutions:
No wonder they are indignant. There
Is a general impression that whipping, as
practiced here, for the , punishment of
crime, is,part of the slave code. No such
thing. The slave code is a baby to it- It Is
one of mother country Institutions, perpet.
sated here, that sarry one back to the days
of the plautationists. Ex-Governor Vance,
who has a deserved popularity as a stump
speaker, delivered a lecture at Raleigh the
other night descantinepu the glories of the
Old. North State, in which he claimed for
her the distinction of having a society
more like that of England in the time of
Queen-Anne than was, for a wonder, to be
found In England itselL And the peculiar
institutions, so strange to. Northern men,
are all inherited from that glorious era.
Among these the Governor mentioned
whipping, and branding; and cropping,
and hanging, for such crimes as horse
stealing and burglary, things England her
self has gradually goi rid et, but which her
filial off-sping still clings to.
You see its no wonder the depths of
North Carolina's heart are stirred. One
of her most precious relies of the past to
be ruthlessly destroyed at a blow! What?
uproot the ancient land marks? Why, it's
sicrilege, iconoclasm. 'Where would be
North Carolina without her whipping-post?
Echo and the universal voice of intelligent
"tar-heels'." answer unmistakably "Wharf"
.There Is, however, soma reason in their
feeling at the promulgation of this order.
Not only that it strikes at the complacent.
view that they are accustomed to take of
the quasi reconstruction the President has
accorded them, to have the action of their
laws suspended by the order of a military
commander, but unfortunately a worse
thing than this. The Legislature of the
State provides no other means for the pun
ishment of crime. She has no penitentia
ries nor workhouses—only little insecure
county Jails: Such a predicament is not
remedied in a moment,-and -there is no
doubt good reason to question the wisdom
of Gleneral Sickles' order at this time. In'
such a state of things as exists here, to-day,
we need not less preventives of crime, but
more; sad'all that legislation can furnish
will be long inadequate.
Most people at the North have imagined
that whipping as a punishment for crime
had long ago ceased In this entire country.
Such-may be curious to "know how the
thing is done:
. Every county seat has its whipping post.
At Raleigh It stands by the side 'of the
Court-house, _exposed to the street. At
New Berne it is enclosed by a fence over
which a tall man can look. On a raised
Platform, a foot or soe high, stands two
atom posts, say five or six feet apart. Two
ixards extend from one to the other, about
four feel from the base, one of which is
fixed; the other which is above It arranged
with a hinge so as to be elevated at one
end. Whenlowered to its plade its lower
edge rests on the upper edge of the other
board.. Conceive a sort of exaggerated R.
having the crossbar wider than the up
rights, and you have it. In the e dg es d o
these boa r ds are cut notche s , w ni cn
w
pending with' eaeh other, torn; when the
thing Is closed, round or anal eith h er ol sidetwo'
esone
in the middle suited - to tit a mew s neck
and at a proper distance on
others for the wrists.
The culprit haviug taken off hia_shirt, th e
upper board is lifted. He fits his neck and
wrists to the respective orifices, and down
comes the relentless board and is wedged
fast, holding him securely. The sheriff or
his deputy stands by with a light, ctunmon
slit-hide, such, 'as everybody is familiar
with, Ho does'nt strike---hard., Many a
man gives his child harder blows, but down
the, awakes come delllkrately, one, two,
three, up to thirty-nine and the job is
- -
He haent struck hard. :You think he,
did'nt mean to hurt the man more than he
could help, but every stroke Of that raw-
hide loft-a blue welt for about -an Inch and
a half right - at its. tipoind at a place where
; two or three strokes cross each other you
see' the blocid has started.
The writer saw three persona whipped,
twoWere_negroes, for theft. B,oth made
more or - less - noise under the operation,
The third - was wiThite man who; by an el , .
ror In &wiring the' indletment,,eseaped
being hanged for burglary, and was being
whipped for larceny. He was :11 little del-
icate fellow whom thirty-nine lashes with
that whip, laid on with the full strength of
a man's arm, might have cut in two. He
bit his lips firmly, but note sound came
froM them.
In endearbring to describe Just what he
has seen, the writer does not dispute that
this punishment may' be elsewhere more
violently administered. But it could not
bare been inflicted in a milder form than
on this occasion. But for its being ou the
bare skin n would not have been severe,
perhaps in the white man's case not even
painful. It was not a punishment to in
spire the mind with any feelings of horror,
but rather with the `thought that it would
be inefficacious to deter from crime. It is
the relic of a cruee age, - when men thought
little of Unreal objects to be accomplished
by punishment. There is no means o 1 pro
portioning it to the magnitude of an of
fence. It is a thing North Carolina had
better have d. ne with
I with her other "rel
ics of barbarism." f General Sickles
order, whether sustained or not by the
President, should lead her to the abolish
ment of it by her own voluntary action, it
will be a good thing for her. North Caro
lina is never' going to tetregenerated by
reverting to the days of Queen Anne, as
her orators delight in doing. Old Earth
can hardly uncoil for her sake the hundred
thousand revolutions, more or less, helms
made - since that day; and the sooner she
gets down to the 19th century the betar for
her will it be. HITTY MAGMA.
•
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•
TUE GREAT MEDICAL ANNUAL
—Hostetler'. United litotes Almanac for 1567, for
dktrlbut on, GRATIS, throughout the United State-
and all eirillzel countries of the Western details 1
phere, will he published about the Drat of January,
and all who with to understand the true philosophy
of htalth should read and pout!er the valuable suit
gestione it eon Mins. In r ddltlon to an admirable
inedleal treatise on the causes. prevention mid
cure of a great variety of diseases, It entornees
large amount of information interesting to the
merchant, the mechanic. the miner. the farm
r. tool professional marl and, the eaten-
IWoos hare been merit for suds meet item; and lat
itudes as are most suitable for a eurr...et and eom.
prebens,e SIATIONagI, °ALIO:DeIa.
The nature. uses, and extraordinary fa nary el:
recta ol HOSTETTlett i d eft/MACH BITTEMS. the
sts,du 'onto and alterative of mom than halt the
Christie,. world are toile si . t forth' in It• Peg.,
hhich arc also interspersed with valuable reelpes,.
umorous anecdote.. and 'other instructive and
amusing reading :matter, original and selected.
A MOll the An Miele t.O appear with the Opening Or
the year. ads will tie on. of the most neetol, and
MAT La Ilati son THE •Sician. hood for voles to
tne Centrel tienufutory. at Pittsburgh, Pa., or to
the nearest &emit for aildroTXB.ll•6 STOMACH
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town and village of the Called emus.
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Advernennents for the GdSHTTE.and ail other
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a scales of disown see In /NEVILLE NALL:tartar
orLiberty and Fourth streets. commuting /El-
DAI EVENING. at Da o'clock. acamta
igrCONSECHATION.
The CALVARY PEOTEISr/LET EPISCOPAL
CiIIIECII, East Liberty , will Pe enumerated by
rire Et.
tJa . Her. Elsh
o'cl op
o Ltckk a IiFUOT, 0a FRIDAY, uu
b at lON . x..
A trate leave. the Union Depot at 9:50 A. X., sa
turates at .:15and4:10 P. 11.
The street can by Oakland leave every bait bone.
dial,q6s
THE REPUBLICANS OF THE
First Ward, Pittsburgh,
Will meet THIS (Thursday) Ei7BNING, at SEVEN
'O'CIAJUK. In the BeHOW. Hot/BC to male noml•
nations for Word Odle. and ConJoll.
JOISEPH .111139.
Con:mitt...4 Pint Ward.
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N 0.2 DOT:Mena Way, 11. Sr nomenston Bride.,
I'm:sat:out. December lath, 1666.
THE ANNUAL 'MEETING of the
. Stockholders of thl. Company, for the 113•etlon
of Direr:tore, will be held at Ml* °lnce on Tian.
IJAT, ary 6th, Rai% at..!‘ o'clock
it XN aY Al. LUNG,
beetetary.
CIO
ROOMS TO LET, lIIVFIIIIIIIBIIED,
At 165 Second Street,
From the tarot January to the tat or April. •pply
by letter •nly. to
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6 azarrN Ornct
!EMI
azcOntitna ItzoincrOa's 1.1171C5, /
Pirrencruati, t)ec. 26th, Mg.
A SSESSDIF.NT NOTICE.—Not lee le
hereby given that the sesesentent for the tired.
log, Paving and Curbing or City, etreet, from Ge
gen to Pulton tiretta, have been made, and can be
seen at this office until "January aro, 1167, after
which time they will he turned over to the City
Treasurer for collection.
CILLELF,3 BZICPT/1118,
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POTATOES.
150 Ms. Choice Peach Blows,
In stem aryl for sale by
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UNION itEPUBLICANS OF THE
NINTH W Ann will meet at the
It) 110UdE,
U. YlltD&Y EVENINO between the hours of 8
sod 8 Web ck, and nominate, by ballot, city and
ward officers. to be vocal for attbe ensuing elect i o n .
:lAMBS LITTL. !c o
davirrtar JOHN S. /t/IbiY, I mlantimit
ORPHANS , FAIR,
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ranir
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Interest allowed on Tine Deposits.
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cm:ritual. SuClET.y.—Tlia Annual Blew.
tlon for a Board of. anager. will he held on -
1711.DEFB9DAT. JANIO.IBI rd. liar,
At No. SS 11riti street, WO% o'clock A. X.
dertiorn GEO. N. REED. Beererix7.
GOLD WATCH • LOST.--Lost on
the htluessTllle Can, yesterday monist& a
LADIES' SMALL, .EttAIfILID, HUNTING
- .
CASE GOLD WATCH,
With piece of cicala attached. Tbe finder will be
liberally rayrarded by leaving It at .
=I
DMINISTBATIIII , SI NOTICE.—
Wbereu Letters of Admlnletratioa on tae es.
tat.. of MAY/11 PRICE, late of Blemlnoharo,_ de •
ceased, bore been emoted to MARY A. stallelf.
AU toer.ons hating claims agalmtsald estete
present them to the tod.reldned, and all penons
ludebtad are hereby notified to mate payment to
• MARY A. PItIOL, Admtx.
Bllkirbtla street, Blnalotham.
,Or ter Attorney. W. U. AUGUItaI&QUIL NO 87
, Sourth street, Plttabnigh. • deß:q647it
FOR CHUM BIAS PRESENTS.
N . evir Style Ottomans,
Lup Urp with Chlote Cored made o[ r
Cuxa. 1 ! e ctv"its
of oest W alert add
most durable and mold elegant snide of
3Pearlcor 2rizratture
To be found. Manufactured fflld sold only by our
select,. All other styles of
400TTC103%Z81cr8
filitirlia'ff::T.l7::;thwlL the Cigel t iltO f terf l.
MoFARLAND & COLLINS,
Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth Street,
Next door Maio Dtspatch Belding. Second floor.
de2s
BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
POE THE
XX Ck 30 .41.75 r IS,.
•
JUST OPENED AT
- HZGi-BY'FS,
No. Sig .-WOod Mtreet •
A cliTrlgiog 5 g 1 72, 1 7.17.1., 0 F
ram designs and styles. A One lot of
AIM STATUETTES,
LAVA WARE. DICOE&TED WA. TOILET,
BliAarAar AND DINNER BETE,
All of wkdob Is offered on the most reasonable rates.
IL - lIIGBY.
deb: • • •
CIIRISIMAS PRESENTS
New Books for tho Holidays.
proucamoss OF THE LON
DON SOCIZTY run 1910110TINU .• Int kN
KNOWL.EOOI, Tlie. NM YORK 818101 dUCI
STY. CHURCH HODS bOCLITY. do.
Bibles and Prayer Books,
h. Raw and 7.1e/Ma Stile&
TUE CHURCH ALMANAC FOB 18417
JUST ISEUZIVZI).
Claii-Books, Reward Cards and eandSy lkitoot
Reglater,.
!Scrums Payer ss4 Trench Stationers. Writing
Deaka, Portfolios, Ladles. Useopsalvas, ie.. se.
81. 8. ZSALTASOZT.
Church Book Store,
166 smusasla
Cah.S. L 11431..1/111. T3.131111..11r. L. 11111741111.
I=rl
BARB. DUKE & BluamiEß
autootiort to WiIIi:CLINIC t BARII.
!a. 12 St. Clair Street, Pittsburgh
IM=ll3
Plan9s, ' Organs,
And Musical Goole generally
Avant' for tie Osletrated BEADED RT.
New Tort. andaeIIOiLACHER •LI.. Philadel
phia. PURIM
Also. ESTIT i C0..3 ...COTTAGE.," and It D.
& U. W. BIEITEPS “AlIZEICI•11" ORGAN% and
TILTON'tI PATENT GUITAR.
The Lest Rattan sad German • Violin and Guitar
Strings altrafs on hand nolTioia
HOLIDAY GOODS
ALL HINDS OF BRONZE, GILT,
Carlxm Oil Lamps and Chandeliers,
Lamp Trimmiugy &c.
ADA. WARRANTED NON-RIRLOSIVZ CAR
BON OIL, NlNNesal• and rat W.
JOHN ROSS & C 0.,,
Wm. 04 MlZabrlaet aller eat,
deNEWIhiIANT RTITSRVEGH. PA.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
LADIES' FURS
Tbellonteetand Best Week tO the City,
BELLING VERY LOW AC THE
HAT, CAP AND PUB STORE
or
as ro cr Ns= dtrDO., .
aess
181 HOOD STREET.
WATS , AIEg,CLOCILE4JEWELUT,
FILVERTLATED WARE
AND '
41.zszto ir 0 7 ED .
AT
Ei. M. Cortri.'l9,
87 ONO Street, Allegheny,
Tl.e Watch sod Clock Bepahing protaptit at
tondod to. deltrtT
OH! HOW FAIRY LIKE. '
•
•
SINGING BIRDS!
BINCINC BIRDS!,
OP BABE= BEAUTY. AND PINES? BONG.
....Smother lot Extra Blois, wilt' • One MOthrlett
or Parrot, Wirral, Atoaaa and °Mar CAfrits, at
Direr. 3.24 Wood street.
W. W. IMAIDSHAW.
ambit.'"
IZTICS.
ALLEN'S REFINED
A Superior Article
tog SALE BY
GLUT & =TES, Sole Agts.,
215. 'Liberty Bt., Pittsburgh.
nothbll
FORTHELIADIES.
c Lomics *m gr . moss,
CLOTHE!!nu:Proms.
WASHING ISACHINES.
rtscaato Inovey A rauso Tomas TINNING
LEON s .5 Ta lb. Heuse-nr .
lashing importam, 3514 Wood threat.
W. W. HAADSHAW,
deft .
lATETTACII & MEASON,
""
117OOK8a01111 TO CSIOSSMA.N i CZARS.
• lilsonhietirersot
OBE MEATH:ES BELTING,
So. Mao street. Allestouy City.
Akio Pull assorts:ant of Beltloust ANDE , B ,
99 4 2 :17 .8"". le tre ' o ll . Vltia r grea b irlt •
•
NECESEIVEUES TAP THE WM
TES.—For rad 000w.n wine sad mho/
frksi "2 7 U rr " Cifp.'slitiltranVtruelthos.
rlt=i 11.,Atr...1ustrIlitS:=IN Wixom
and other P . 4 WS-
Ler Condiowsv,Vl othoPaelo., col et P.
uo vivo. No. 140 antni. Itlfala. Aid dies-
11 rm. PAPEIIB-4Valland
b 1,1 nigto¢s; ostSdoe wad modern, for sale
del w. F. gAitsim...
ST WoM strest,
NEW ADI7KE
4:I3EICALEW.C.7OACI- 11
WANTED -TO CONTRACT FOR
cry of tram
75 TO 100,000 BUSHELS CHARCOAL;
Duda, tbe semis's season. De 11417 to toMment e
lot to 15th April 'next, Apply to or address
MOORHEAD & CO..
- • 99 Water Street.
de72:osldw,
WHOLESALE & =TAIL FUR.
N MIMI/ HUM for
Water, Gas and Steam Goods,
3.07 SSzasitialleaci
PITTSBURGH; P 4.
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
- Lead FBA . / Sheet and Bar Lead Manufacturer 4
Dealers In Dig Lead; trot ripe, Bobber Hose,
Dom Dlpes Ind Zlczewn, 011 lillobea,llteam
- Gauges sad Whistle., (Hobe Vatic*. Itafet7
Valve., Enameled Iron Ware, Iron and
Copper Clnk■ mid Bath Tabs, Brae
and Iron 1,111 and TO?. Etrapa.
and4ll lands of
Mirexemes se Iran. 41124,ocsias
imp BY
Plumbers. Maelib:dots, Coppers=Mks.
Olt Refiners. Railroads, eta
air ••Mail orders promptly attended to. del .WII
Z. HOUSTON'S.
Na. 65 Setttbdeld street..
American (Waltham) Watches.
Dealers La Watches from all parts of the country
are remladed that the undersigned Mug a full xi
sortment of Waltham W►tebes. In gold and slicer
cases,'constantly on band. Large reductions In
the priori of movements and :cotes have recently
been made, and the Internal Yerenoe Tax U no
longer charged to customers.
The good repute borne far and near by the menu•
facturer of the Waltham Company makes it need
less for the agents to tale their claims to general
patronage, or to do more than caution the public
against spurious and Inferior Watches with which
the markets are flooded. Every Waltham Watch,
of whatecer class, I. warranted by epeeist certlfl•
cafe, wtreh should In all cues be demanded,
BOBBINS * APPLETON.
AGENTS OF THE AMERICAN WATCH CO..
de:Am% 162 Bresdvriy. N.Y.
ROSE BUD BOUGH AND BEADY,
Bose Bud Bright Pound,
Bose Bud Golden Bars,
And other/fated Brandt of
TO 33 .a. CC . O,
31theactured by
R..& W. JENKINSON,
Fifth door from Baspenilon Bridge, ,
crwrir.
200,000 Lancaster Negate
last arrived, will be .old Oran, dettthal
1:1 CO 1 1 4 41 " 1 1 11
-V3 ir.
mrcrlr cm
HHOLIDAYI G rTs
UI7I'I6TU I .II I , H A VE- EX
D
China it Bohemian Fancy Goode,
. FOR SLUG DT
RICHARD E. BREED,
,
No. 100 Wood Street. '
dell
TN CONSIDERATION OF NEMER
-01:113 2XPLueIONS that oortnisT
from it. aro of INTICILIOR OIL, Ma asoleroVooo
Water onseioded to roll their OIL AT ILITTAIL at
WASIKUUSE,
Ng,. 88 AdCamliceit Elltresert.
be 011 is duarsuteed to 151'AN0 ♦ FIRS. TIM?
or Ito VISOStii and upwards, end is inspected
for to port by competent Issetweton , -
Those who desire s uniform end ItILI4ULE AR
TICLE will do weU to purchsse the 00110 Ott..
inurrum sisitew CO,
140. 33 MAME= bTitlirr.
Meettlnists end ell others ens b. randehed Lard,
downs cod Petroleum Lubricators et retell.
notch to
pmersznanurNOTICE—JADIGES
K. CHNISTY hu purchased tee Interest et
JOHN HALL. la the arm of JOHN HALL & CO.
The name cad style of Um arm will be JUHN HALL
♦ CO.. u heretofore.
JAM= ■. ClllitliTT
1111trELIA W00D5....
♦ALLEY 1011016 PLOW WORWII.
131 and IA3 Llbesly Iltrimit. Pittsburg*
JOHN HALL & CO.. •
alsontaetorers of all varieties of Northern sad
Southern PLOW*, UNION NOWZDS. ISULX.CT
HAY NaIEICIS,_UIATIVATOSS. Le., sad dealers
In AIiftIuULTURAL LISFULMeNTII of all do.
Seri pitons.
ririeIIIICIU, Doe. 1.12011.
•FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
•
A FINE BFOOK, ADAPT= FOB
Scatclew Noreriserasto,
- 'OF ALL. KINDS OF
.1" NAT 3ai 1=1."3E" ,
OULD AND BILVEN WATVIDDI for Ladles •
(Amu:
CHAINS AND GUANDY;
OLANT eETS. to varloassetOngs;
ut.!) AND WILVEIt PENS.._•
',ALYEA BPOoNIA VASS% URNS; •
FANCY . ARTIOLES. Ae.. AA., •
JOHN MITSCH.
No. 112 redirsllll., Allegbooy.
scalt:e6s
PENNNYLVANLI AVENUE AND
SHINUIS to KILT bEWEIS Agegett
The groperty Genus of the Second. Third, SIM.
Seeeettt and Klghth Wards of the City e l PMs•
huge, are hereby nettled th at the My floglast.of
haa left In inf peke a list of .11 usuameats made
for the oonetractlon of a boner on Pelasylvanla
Acclaim and Shingleetreet, with a plot of the tame,
showing the location and names of all those mi
scued.
The camUtiona of the parties Ulna "easemed era.
That tithe amount Itsad tog againct them la not
paid at the end of thirty days from the date of thla
notice. It will be toy duty to place the a .me to the
.band. of tbe City r °Helton for oolleciloi cablkeoet to
Five per cent. With coats and :eviler eolleotWit.
WK. 7.IOI4BAUti.
Treasurer.
IMIZI
BELTLIIII BELTING f
LEATHER AND CUM BELTING.
GlUM P lntla re .
ISAR/ICM; *e.
Of the but yollty and lowest prices, al the
Rubber 2:/eopc•t,
N 08.28 AND 28 BT. OWE STREET.
deli - J. &H. PIIISLIPB.
GEOBGE HEAVEN,
CANDY MANUFACTURER
And dealer In 7011Z14N AND . AXERICIAN
TIMM PIONLIA, NOMA /lc.,
No. 112 Federal Street,
Second door from the Ptrst Settees' Nita.
•••••••• • r r••••••••Y' , nvvrir sr •
WEST EMISSION BIALCHINE
STONZ WURIEM Northirsit Comer ot Wee
Common, •LLZOUZ2T.
FaID`K ALIVATZR • cu. •
• aWe cm baud or prepare on @bort notice •
HEARTH &ED PTEP erroxica, _rtAes . POE
HEAD k 1i TOM B
i f r ia Lt tee
airOt ars promptly executed. klalkiNlA•
50N ABLY. 0c015050
vrWILLUMS W. QQWAS
ILLIABIS & COWAN,
PLASTIC SLATE CEMENT ROOFERS.
Thor:: on Lands lams IOPPIT Of R 4 oISX
Mato Cement. telt. xoooss
rogids t o
atiosflen Woo to Os I NC
tigM i ntoVi l oomogr o :Pi l tlLAV. R. "14
CANDY TOIBI
Oa band and for isle st EASTERN MULLS, by
=
V TIOQUETS, CANNELLA, ke...-We
A , have tine largest and beet stock Of WINTHig
LOWNTillitt p LANUS ghost the city, shd us
prepared to tarnish wedding and other parties Imp
. T h a o h n le . a u n ti d .. H . an w d
1, 11 . 0110e:4A
fo r lo m r i u mo l=e or t ,ill ? ,h n
Cornea, Ac. AU orders PromPOT attended to.
Oar. rim to the tireenboasee every rswpdsates.
4414 JOHN R.• 41 WIIDUCEL
I SCHOONTILIBEI/ & SON,
J •
Pittsburgb Wblte Lea4l Works,
PURE WHITE LEAD.
aum LZAD OBOUNDBA JISKLA MOIL fox MUM,
MEM Vourtb.s4reet, Op Stairs.
nerom
REBIOVAIL.--THE 11:7NDEBSIGN.
VD have removed ths ogles cd the HOPI OIL
WORKS remand Market street, Pittsburgh, to the
Works on CAltso2l OTETXT Brownstown. where
%beg eon nereshir be found.
Pordcdrice Address 888. Pittsburgh.
ready nfirtnart a grmi.tana.
CObozos Gabon. Footacyr and Harotan for oats te
. onazians 47. nustsr.
0.1- • No. lini.litott
OR BBL& DON
AOL , received iirid i nt u er u gy A.. zawor . 00.
.soN Witoknie Dist!ln,. II *ea Mot.
CA-1133.
TIIONA/1 J. ILALS,
J. TROWF.
CM
CANDY TOYS
3,000 BOXES CANDY TOYS
W. P. UV3KEB &MX,
Candy and Toy btaantactursit..
Corner BIM and Liberty *trod!
1•I.:1:-LVALE104:1 01: 1 1 la
VIE SOCIAL BAND
comstrrrEs OF AMILLAGETENTA
Haring charge of the GRXHD YAM A.HD FEnTls
1,
VAL, to be held In CITY HALL. Pit ' burgh, on
the 14th '2415010t January, 1307, 01 object of
which le, mainly to extend help to 1.1 needy, re
speettelly Inform the public that t Soliciting
Committee, to-procure dentitions In oney and
edibles; bag been Increased. The folio mg ladles
hare kindly consented to SelTelld 60/IC t on:
Mrs. Mary Beech. Mrs. CaroUne Johnson.
Mrs.-Stephen Williams. s Mn George wen,
Mrs. Plants Iletbnalt, Miss Anna M. net, .„
Mrs. sm.!' Catlin, Mrs. Miss. J. Hutcheson
Mn. Mary blue. Mtn Manz L, orence.
Cards of admi silo a to the Hall, Site i tts each.
MOSES IlirWS. Chair M,
H. J. DAVIS.
S. L. HEALS. Se
liar: .6
GO TO •
ri.cmoltEeTis , ,
No. 16 Fifth Street,
FOR . HOLIDAY -GIFTS,
reeelsedslarge and well selected
FINE GPOCCDS,
CONSISTING OP
I=OX, .a.m.c•mias,
AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND SWISS
WATCHES,
SOLID SILVER WARE,
FABIAN GOODS.
FORKS AND SPOONS.
. , TABLE CUTLERY,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN CLOCKS,
irr.A.o&DItS, ceo.
And a ven lane stock dr
FINE BILVES-FLATED WA EE,
From the best Ilanarseturers and the
Irma r LATEST STYLES.
Do not forget the Old Stand
NO. 16 FIFTH STREET.
.022,095,17
HILLERMAN'S
HIT AND RR IMPORIEIL
Port with a HF
112180
Oli rt C9kpli tioo t2 _
erhel:a cdfered
irmrstmriacrai ra.A..zausio.
Our specialty 150 W la
EstmeLleasy "and Cilreamtgas
R ,
SLEIGII is, CARRIAGE ROBES,
• Although prepared with a fUll line of
HATS AND CAPS,
WHOLISAI.N AND MAIL.
Eal_ll-41alaNT.A1NPS
No. 75 - Wood Street.
KANE'S PATENT
Prritouum • soil , .
SOMETHING NEW, CHEAP d. BEAUTIFUL.
nom HUB 19119111% BOAP CORM%
•
ArACTEPS PETROLIEUX 10411 1
After nemerone ratisPectory .tests hundreds of
fanrillee, conadmitly offered to tbe pubile, on Ito
established merits, no the best Toilet map In the
market; so a 0. et-rote Scutari, Soap and Itemise of
beingth Males. Item also miff edicariou emolleas,
enrollee* remedy far all Catanerme Disease.
Pro Its peculiar cheralcaledmblnattona It is en-
Ural ReaGam eurplasaant odors. and foreign suer+
standee.
Tor sale at the principal Dmigista and Grocers
la Yritsbargh and Allegheny. sal 040
FITTSBNIGH
PRE lIINUFICTERING CO.,
=
Printing and Wrapping Papers.
CLINTON KILL,STEUBINVILLE t OHIO.
HMG=ON KILL. NEW HILIORTUZi. YE.
OFFICE 121 D WAREHOUSE, •
No. 82 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
0171CIR15—• ;NOM HARTJE Prenident-
JNO. B. LIVINUBTON. Troortuar.
. • 5AM07.1.. HlDD.Z.no.retary. •
DIZICTORS—Assasist Hartle. John O.Hrell;
Hammon. John B. LloingHon. John H. Perkin/I.
C. H. blordek. -
_
Casts Paid for-raper Meek.'
nomoio •
W. 1. M1ZA1....W. C. 1101122.... C. A. r. WM.&
Krum, HOPPER & Co., , _
R: B. Iglgor.)
No. 40 iiimitlifteld St..
• Itimaticturersr3?d Dealers to all Wads a
33PICMLXVIT11:711.=
Parlor, -Chamber,
and Dining Room Beta,
OFFICE AND SCHOOL FURNITURE,
Together with • fall assortment of
Pittsburgh Manufactured FurnitureL
Cotuitantly on band and tar sale at the
ioeist Claws.ls 'ft-100
•
MALIN COTTON WORKS,
E. 'ErirDE'S SONS
Are now prepared to inannfaeters
COTTON TARN, CARPET CHAIN,
COVERLET TARN, CANDLEWICK,
TWINE.
COTTON WARPS, tr. * ., to.
WEST CANAL STREET. Drees Robinson and
P. e.—AA orog e o n y y teirghtetam to. no* nee
SKATES! SKATES!
Prize Skates,
Club SkUtes;
SKATES FOE THE MILLION,
AT
CO Gil
Dispateb gandhig. NUM Street. -
dell
FCOR BENT.
AIL Et.C1C02614
Suitable for one or two Single Gentlemen, touted
la a central part of the atty. Inquire of
WINASTER, RATTAN A, BUTEERFIELD,
ATTOHNICTII AT LAW.
4445.qta No. 1M Grant Street.
REMICK &HBO, Engine Build
; m :ND 11141.CHINOTP, amnuromurers 'et
Itlealek.s eldest Balsam Valves lb.r. Steam U.
glues as iz, AWl ..L UtAii424 . 2lr u er g ir ta ms om o u r tz
ma or iast an Valves. Itollera rim
freslis. wan:lAl_ Java Coonectlass,_Bnlis
rumr comic* MAXPIPO.t4 Amu .n..
S am
rMtaburey.E
ne 'Ulu nod mamas up ...Maur &ter
011.1.104
ALL:IIIENT CITY FLOMrit
Air
S. C. MoNAEITER & CO.
No. lab Ohio Xt. Allegheny.
u . `Wholesale and btatall Malays
Rn.• . ll7ra i rallies, 41131 T-let l .
- - idIIBBILINN,
Filth Simi, bet swiss Tunnel and
• ChaUsans Strada,
111/111111HITA ANDVALER INHARDWARE .
imearrai,2=gir
ROOMS BILV-7 ,
Onsieset. Pitaa, lidl o Parse
-Flatradsk gusd Black Paint, s*
ato m t
rz, m,
_other bau•
g a l• • ilf rousVlV *4 ,,t 4 al ga /1- 7,„r
tra, doom
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Of Affection and Charity.
'HEELER & WILSON'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM LOCK-STITCH
HEY SEWING MUMS,
=
Rosewood, Walnut & Mahogany Cases
• PRICES, '
From 60 to 200 Dollars.
There is no investment that
pays a better interest, or brings
more comfort, health, happi
• I
and relief to the House
hold.
WM. SUMNER & CO.,
_ No. 27 Fifth Street,
Pittsburgh, PR,
N. B.—Patent Portal/ Machine Castors can be at
tubed to all Wheeler d la lion laneblaes 'rhea de
sired.
IMPORTANT TO BRICK MAKERS.
E3ca.c•coo Briol3
IX TEX HOURS,
With Eight Men!
SWORD'S STEAM POWER
BRICK MACHINE,
31/L2PCFACTTBED BY
The Pittsburgh Brick Machine
A-ND
BRICK MANUFACTURING CO.,
per the laden, fiddle ud Sati-Tutetta Mkt
THE MACHINE IS SELF-TEM.
corts'only 81.500. (right to use beteg
proportioned toaextent an I popn *Con ofterrito
ry.) Is run by as S inch cylinde- engine. works all
kinds °relay. makes- BOPKBIS BRICK, pressed in
steel moulds, requitals only eight men to dig the
clay, feed the grinder. take . away the Krick' and
hake them In the yard. and makes brick as fast OA
yon Welt to nut tits erstne. In our own yarn, our
rate of making 1. from 45 to 30 a minute. We
claim this to be the best PAYINO Machine in cue.
A machine may be seen In operation In our yard)
et olenwood four miles above the city. on the
north ride of the Nenosgabela dyer, reached by
the Consultant% Railroad.
Machine. Yard, County and State Rigida for sale.
Tor roll InSunnation. apply for circulars. in per.
son or by mall. at be oilice.
We are prepared to fill large contracts of brick.
Samples °fibs brick to be seen st No. 70 Fifth
st d.ret, the Ogle,
Adry THE PITTISBURO EMRICH MACHINE
ANU BRICK MANI , WACTUKIING CO..
359 LIBERTY 15T., PITTSIIVIWII, PA.
S. M. 3139,_ Pre•ldent,_ • . ACKLEY. Vice
President; W. M . IfcCRACK.EN, Treasurer; S. A.
RHEBYAILD. Secretary.
DIZACTOII6.I3. Kler. A. Ackley, W. M.
Unsaid. John Aiken. W. str. Culp. desips
PITTSBEGII GIS SIVINGCO•,
Nice, No. S Merchants' Hotel,
COR. THIRD AND SMITHFIELD STREETS.
CIIPIPIPICUIECEUM
JAMES I. Rl.litita, President, '
ROBERT FINNEY, Vice President.
ARTHUR BELL, Stiey and Treisin
DLITZTOIIa:
JOHN W. CILALANT N. J. HIGLEY.
W. IL DUCH.
natindl.
A LLEGHENY COUNTY. ffs,—ln
.am the Court oremomon Dieu. No. 477 of March
Term. NM RICHARD WILLIAM. et us TS. NA
THAN P. WILL/Alin et a/. No./32M Partition.
• • . .
And net., Horesiber Mth, /L. D., 1864 no essep.
Dons Inning bees Sled to the report of Isme Jones,
Trustee . Made and eonfinned Wei 'November lith
Ins_ ,t. it Is cosenned aoscautel, and Hon. DAVID
HITCH= la appointed Auditor % ascertain and
pay the Hens w winch the rued reported In the
Sands ortha saki Trento la subject. and diatribute
the nalanna, Including tbe s •eurities taken by said
Trustee among the parties Interested, It the same
can be done. It not. to capon the facts to the Court.
,•••••••• HY Ti L IE 1.11/1311T.
In al rzoit Tur. Iscortn.
Attest: JACOB H. WAL*ISH, ?natty.
ICOTIOX.—The Auditor &boye a ailed will &Dead
to tho duties of his appolotialat at kis oiler. Po.
140 Yourth await. Plusbowcb. on TUESDAY. the
16th ;lay ollatou7. A. P., 1367. at to o'clock. A.
M of said day.
- DAVID EITCH/F
-d.X1.1.3C/flia:
C. C. .49.X.C3111)30 0 ,
Dwirx IN
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
as=r-ecrictra. vcr.asan,
AND
French Clocks &c .
T rgekeilittila . even to the REPAIRING 07
MP. 22 11Ilte Street.
ies:vaser
JAIIIIB I. ALM
zutr.criumaprcore.
OMNIBUS AND LIVERY STABLE,
.10.410 Penn Sired.
LIMN & PITCAIRN, Proprietors..
sa-Otonlbases and carriage* IgMilhe 4 dor all
train. Also. Cairtadea for Tnnera3, Woddlna
and Parllca, at abort notion, and ressonatdo ruts.
Stable Open Day and Night
• ntaser.re.s
MONUMENTS, GRATE STONES
Vanlo, Foulitaini. •
statuary, Vases,
DESIGNS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
• •• .T. BROOME,
self: ' No 00 Pose atrikat.
DRUGS! DRUGS!! DRUGS!!!
JAMES T. SAMPLE
HAVING BOUGHT THE ar ELL 'KNOWN DRUG
HOUSE ON conbEnn OT ItnirEPLAL AN D
•
BUBINSON BTB.. ALLAUCLIN It,
Win keep on band a ban assortment or all kinds of
rarrcromo,
And watch will be acid 'cheaper than any other
Douse In the two cities.
Preeerlptiona careen/ prepared by drat. elael
* NM; of PATLY WIEST and, WAVY soars
on band. 060
BROADWAY EXCHANGE
RESTAURANT,
tot COBNIIIIFTEMSETIMIIIISTS. 101
Ladies' Dining Booms 2d Story.
761511 CAN 0113Trit5 USD GAME of m Mad,
on bind.
4 ~ , 11.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
PARLOR COAL VASES. PLATE
wcuraisa j . RUM COAL HODS: PARLOR'
p i t s •liPANA ti USURY PAN LEM. FIRE MOAN
COMMON PINE Lit s iA apalur. COAL
- it9llspilTiMeB3sG EXPoßitm,
No. 124 Vircoad.
• dettami • .• "If•1011MIRAW:
lkr." — Er PAPER RANGING& -
yoji risiagerirrawat Deulpui, 'with Sal Bor.
4Le aßl.l2l2:arEen—Pautyrelaa rattans on Orange.
gr gAithLe•-iair /pelt Paltaraa as Red Clay
g n a t . 11.1614Mulls18—Lsoe and MIIII Patternsalon.'"
sell W. P.
INIM1?-rht.
livl3obi tk:
WANTEII.-Gradtaates of Li*Or.'
ail and Commercial Colleges to engsoic tllll,
martently In betimes. re4olving nalmnnattSttlp and
business co-respondence. , •
Apply with reference, (over McMaster eSsz•
aso's Law Unice,' IL IL cuoutS.
,
o Grant st
rittsburih:t!a•
!MEM
AGENTS WANTED TO 8E1.19 1 I
T 1 E CHILDREN'S ALBUM:
_
On.
, I
' . PICTURES AND STORIES. l ' I
WA' ten and compiled by I. ADA SULLARU., ,
The Book mutat. a Steel Portrait of the manor. ,
more than one hundred pictures. and io tilorly.
printed and bound, and moat .ple.ae CI Hui au
Oren. Address W. J. HULLAND A VD,„ _
dell:rws 3( o. 73 Third at.., Pittabarth FL 1
WANTED—Good men to seld,*i
sample or otherwise. a Middle
and praiseworthy articles. Alen that bare 10. •
money Sie dug patent Melts and •Tlat-tialltnu Wu+
craters." can get permanent employment. Money
and roods adranced sulbelent to start any man Mil
paying busied : a. All that bar.. applied anotild eal I
again. lined reference required. • •
ba). 103 f. (LAIR 8111,C1CT,
deaf (Room
AGENTS WANTED—TUE BEST
CHANCE YIST..-A Work of flistorical Value
Naational 'Wpm ae. n o d y Work on oar
Navy
Tel in the lied. Arena no competition.
Press. , A hliAti UT AN u UM" NAVAL NON
RANDERS, by lion. &ISLE one hedis tinguished Author and Historian. In hand
some volume. Illustrated. Send at cane for terms
and territoryj Addreu A. L. TALOUTT,
58 Market street. Pitts. • •• 146
WANTED BY tat JANUARY,
A GOOD STABLE,
For TWO OA I'HICAZ .110BSIS AND BUGGY
ARMY to •
APILLSTEE, (LUAU t CO..
08 Qrszt Street.
ELIME3
AGENTS WANTED BY THE EUw
REICA SEWING GINE COMPANY to
Bell their NEW SMS MACILINE. Wit sew from
it.... raper to beery Beaver cloth or lest netwilne
'out change of feed needle in Widens. Seir-alestleg
Immure loot and newly designed tow motioned
llarmacrw J
. Address, nclaunr Kum
. R. HALL if 00..
MiNenl
ANTED--AGENTS—DALE AND
T PILKILLE—In every part a of 14'00:.fera Tana. .
ri/ Vitigrat h lmtrz i or e FO i rar" "434 - !
”TtigTßaTElk •o
. er LINCOLe
manta N O SIIO.IIIC AT Ifil ssasslost:liNGlTELD.*
Eltb by th aeon m Publists
eta' rates &Vowed. For fall pair:Uri air
i pema, or address,
43 r Fifth etreerrlttsbar 'b.
AGENTS WANTED FOB `NEW
..-..8U05, NOW MUM.
WOMEN OF THE WAR.
BY MIAMI MOOSE, wing, of "The Bebe Woo
BeCord." ea.
The obJeet of this work to t collect aatipresent
norestives of the e
eereloes of the •crseso *toe awed
the i r e rfle r o c f a the Ivor, an t
a
l
t =eft to learn Its glee 6oo ,
passe,
e s g u d t houbt Wmtesied with steel AZ 1 1 I
/or &Win, addltostAtt — , apply to
XlO Y WW1:0.
ecd .15to. 68 TiAb street. ritiabhfgh.
y 4.24:LVlce,pfhli
ADDITIONAL BOUNTIES TO
Soldiers of 1861 and 1862.
All who served three years are entitled to ANS
bounty; those senior two Teen. 65010 r whewere
discharged by reason of wounds, or theirbelro.
2hree Xonths Extra Pail
Is doe Volnateer °Monis to the servleoltstattin, --
and Maas:gen, mastered oat, or
store April 1, Ints.
YENlituri& —Permanently &tabled ore entitled
'to Inds $2O or s2s,,necotatott to duree of Mash:a
tty.
W. J. t HALL I . A.TYLI3BON, Attorneys,
lk,firaat. Ptamat.'PltAahrrrab. Pa.
. B. F. BROWN,
Local Claim. Agent.'
11. - 13. SAN. COSIL,
Office, No. 67 Fourth Street,
(13.1:0014D /LAM)
Pittsbzugh, Pa.
Tensions, Bounties, and Arrear
of Pay PromptliColleeted:
No charge made mall dal= are seeded. and ties
but • mode I ace fan. noy=0:0
SOLDIERS,
BOITSTIES, PENSIONS,
Extra Bounties, Back Paydk,c..,
Collected to thitEthorteet possible time, by
A. AL BROWN.
.791111 S. LAMM.
m M
021 . e14 H ot
11Lnith Ll tree . t,_
nollkddher rITTEIBUItGIi
puor. RORBOCA.
INSTRUCTOR ON THE PIANO,
And Teacher of Vocal - Music.
n 00315 AND HOWE. AlOft
No. 81 .Ifierz - v Elizre.ot.
despx4
WRIL'A., SHIN N.
- '.IITTORXEr AT Lair,
Ito. rao Fourth Sc.. olttoottte aim
rarticolar a tt ention peen to the collection of an
oonntt. DU notes. &c.
Cotten %dents to Nett Tort. Bonen. Bantam.
rhiladeln't a; Beaver,. Bellefonte. 'Acadian ?a.:
Indlanaputts, Ind.• Morgantown. W. Ira, ittttn.
B. 1., and elaentare. aol
JOHN A. STRAIN.
•
.15-XarrlELFl.2,' -
Ex-Officio, Justice of the Peace •
AND PUICIPTIL(TE,
OtIIee,II2Ith POLICE
M. opposite Cathedral,
prrreamzew
Deeds... Com% ElortinEarn Aranooledgments.
Positions and all Leam amennlon adtal
promptness and dtspatalL
WILLIAM JANCEY_ NOTARY
PUBC. 'ENTICE or TEN PEACE, AND
REAL E S T A TE AGENT. thileo, comsat of Batter
and Drover streets, Lawrenceville.
olVeTlV lWaU tre.ar Be a u. end
potation and ockacrwiedgaient of all kind.' of Le.o.
Convelaoceo.
WILLIAM JANCET
my2llbl3 ,
Justice of the Peace and Notary Pointe.
EIISTACE S. MORROW,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
It Pennsylvania Aven”,
led of the Menial ni,ippert, Clams Street
m712:01
'RAM T. EWING, ,
Attorney at Law,
69 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
malssioner for Ohio, Kentucky, W.N. VI r•
lasourt and other thus& airl6tatie
EM
H . C. BLICHBELL,
ATTCIRNE'f a, GOUNSELLOR AT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street,
PITTSBIIIIGH, PA,
inrcbta
JOlil C. 111cCOMB8,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
No. 87 Fifth Street.
Airrendosa Bounties. and Arrears or Pay
prompt-17 collector. - . ouNicat
MTVFN7:MrIMi
HOLIDAY SALE.
We are now rif:rlngdurtag the Holltaft. special
ladueementa to those wishing to parebue
BOY'S,
YOVTIVII OR
SUITS AND OVERCOATS,
Call and exazaLae at
Jr 0.41 St. Clair Streit.
GRAY It LOGAN.
HENRY G. HALE"
MERCHANT TAILOR,
learthm:eet Caries of Penn & St. Clear
Desires to retain thanks to kW Steads sad the nob.'
te for the guar past revere. and retpeetNßy 60110.
tel a stare Other faulty nedrotuute. to. weld
t===tM
Large and Carnally detected Stock
Fine Woolen Goods
Platlcolsztl adapted t 4
Mfillat 1111 Ell 1111 ID 11111114
sall4G
P.AMTKRB.
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J (>IIN r.F. CA - 1.1.t.:11t, -,
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itINTER, GRAINER AND GLAZIER,
No. 64 Hand St., Pittsburgh.
Ptai. sod jut of atet7 detesiptlcnt
dews toorder. AU Ornam ental
tt a iono prompta at reason.
able rates. ~,,,...,
wILLIALK B. BROWN,
(Woo Of cis nom of Bums mozzow.)
HOWIE AND SIGN PAINTEMII,
horth•east ciirner et Third and Market streets,
PITTJDVfI A, PA.
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