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MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1907.
SENATORIAL.
On Saturday morning the Philadelphia
Prae announced the virtual Withdraw . al of
GovernorTrwrlN from the Senatorial con
test. The Bulletin, of Saturday afternoon
contradict'ed this announcement by author
ity.. It may, thelefore, be taken for grant
ed, till reports to the contrary notwith
standing, that Governor CI7XLTIN'S name is
in the hands of his friends, and will.not be
-withdrawn.
YOUNG lIZEN'S cIIRISTIAN ASSOCIA
TION.
We are very glad to see the young men
of these clues associating. themselves to
gether for the purpose of mutual improve
ment, and for the still higher and holier
• purpose of drawing other young men, who
have no pleasant homes of their own, from
paths of temptation and danger, into their
own safer and happier social circle.
The design and aim of the Young Men's
Christian Association is to throw around
the social life of the virtuous .and the good
all the charms that are supposed to clus
ter around that. life which passes current
for one of pleasure. A pleasant and at
tractive building is to be procured, and
. converted. into a reading 'room, a social
hall, and a room for free lectures and re
• • ligious services: Here all young men are
to be invited to come at any time, and feel
at home—a place where . they may read if
so inclined, or converse, or debate. Here .
• they will be introduced ono to another,
and find congenial companionship. It will
be a place'where' their evenings can be
spent pleasantly and profitably, without
pecuniary expense, and without moral
danger—a place where the beautiful
amenities of life may be cultivated. Here
characters will barnade, not ruined; good
habits formed and Strengthened; peace of
conscience secured; and all the better im
' pulses- of man's nature called forth and
• confirmed. And, better than all, it will be
a placejwhere young men may be brought
to drink of those springs of joy, of which,
if a man drink, ho shall never thdist.
Such an institution will set initiation a
thousand beneficent activities throughout
• the entire community. -A vast amount of
. talent is lost to the world, because there is
no opportunity fir its development. Many
a generous heart and active brain runs to
waste through the mere lacked' direction.
Of thousands it might be asked, "Why
stand ye alt the day • idle?". so far as the
higher and better activities of their nature
are concerned; and the answer might be
made with truth, • "Because no man bath
hired us." But in such an association as
this, every man may find something good
to do, even * though it were in nothing
`higher than in the play of .a genial and
'..cheerful spirit, and in being a pleasant and
. amusing companion. •
There is profit in this thing in a tutsi
miss- point of view; for young men will
come out of such a place as this; and from
such associations and amusements as lie
will find there, far better fitted for the du
ties of their calling, whatever they may
be, than if they had been indulging in
more exciting scenes,. or enduring the
weary, moping indolence of their board
ing houses. Although it can yield no di
rect cent per cent, dividends,'it is, never
theless, a most excellent investment. If
. the motives which
,prompt an investment,
in It rise higher than earth, so will the
profits; but the profits will be felt in the
places of business, as well as In an 'appro.
;ring • conscience, and in a treasure where
moth and rust do not corrupt. '
We fervently • hope that a generous res.
posse will be made to this call. It will re.
..quire s considerable amount of money, but
still more labor, to make it what it ought
to be. Some can contribute in one .kind,
/some in the other, some In both.
, All the great cities of the Union are
moving in similar enterprises. In New
York upwards of two hundred thousand i
. dollars have been subscribed towards the
-erection of a building, for this purpose. In
Chicago one hundred and seventy .thous
and dollars have been contributed for a
like object. Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and other cities, .are contrib.
uting largely and liberally to the same ob.
ject.
This saving and salutary work has come
to be a necessity . . As evil' influences are
active, and becoming more and more so,
it is essential that good influences shall be
made equally active and ecqually attrac
tive. Iris time that the followers of firm
who came to seek and save the lost, to bless
the world and nuke it happy, should nut
on their "beautiful garments," and let
their light shine before men:
THE INCREASE OF INSANITY
The inquiry is constantly made, Haenttt
Insanity increased very much within the
• last few years ? A proper and full answer
to that involves a consideration of •Et vari
ety of causes, the full examination of which
would lead into a long disiertation, and
we can here consider only a few points.
Insanity Is tnquestionably a disease at
tendant on a high degree of civilization, or
• what we are pleased'to consider such (more
properly speaking on that peculiar state of
society arising frcm the possession of con
siderable
.wealth and its accompanying
luxuries); because in such a state every
thing which can tend to produce disorder -I
Oct health, is found in greater force rind fre
quency titan in a more natural style of
living. The constant excitement and high.
strain.of business and pleasure,-the eager
striving after greater wealth or greater
power, the modes or hying and the entire
ly artificial state of society c o mmon i n
certain classes in the large chins, tend to
bring aboat a diseased conditio n of the
nervous system and an unhealthy to t , of
mind, which certainly strongly favor men
tal disorders. .But we must not judge too
hastily even here. Many who devote their
whole time to a continuous, eager pursuit
' of pleasure fall victims to a variety of die-.
eases, which rapidly shorten their career
before the mind has been disturbed.
• Men engaged in active business, devot
ing all their time to their duties with a
passionate zeal, riving themselves little
rest and recreatiop, and grudging even the
time given to sleep as a loss, soon' find
themseivesin a feeble, nervous condition,
tot a lly incapacitating them from duties,
and. they are compelled to yield to the
stern demand for rest by intimations which
they cannot neglect. , Many receive the
first intimation to a stroke of apoplexy, or
morns kindred affliction, which compels a
cessation of the exhausting duties ; while
„,,„,,, a 41.4. 6 (others feel a lassitude and inability :to tuirrED STATE! SENATORSHIP.
Ca r ia""a -, , , devote themaelves, as theyttfonnerly did, Edjfe.r* Piit,urgh Gear'_ The ingrat•
I to their - work which they vainly strive to r itude, fickle.ness and irnpolicy of the chi
. I relieve by the use Of stimulants, which oni j . tens of a republic, and their injustice to
~
add fuel to the, fire, and keep up the system their greatest benefactors are matter of
artificially, only to make the fall Mater. 'history. The people seek for some -"new
'when it comes, as soon-it must. . thing when the old and tried is far better.
This overwork, this constant strain of It is a maxi m of friend's-hip ne , ,,,
t,,
„.:.
.the mental powers, without diversity of change an old friend for a new one; end in
employments or relaxation, most laical- business to retain the faithful and upright
manly affect the mind sooner or later. .No and capable agent or overseer rather titan
human organization i s so constituted as to seek a new and untried then. Aristides
bear up against the assaults Which are was banished, one who voted against him
openly and insidiously made upon it day assigning as a reason for Lis vote that. be
after day. The greater the strain on a rope was tired of hearing Lim called "the just.”
the 'sooner it Will break, the greater the prcs. Socrates suffered death as a penalty for his
sure on a steam boiler, the greater thd risk good teachings. Thernistocies was lambi--
of an explosion; but still men hold on to ed. People beoune envious of the success
their course, promising at a given time in fats and effect , changes in their rulers, even
the future, when they shall have obtained to their own injury. Hence one of the ob-'
certain desired objects, to give themselves .lections, and a strong one, to a republican
that rest so needful for their mental and form of government. Aide and experience
. ed and faithful men are often compelled to
bodily powers. Too often that time is nev
g
er reached, the strain having broken the give place to the young and new men. All
knowledge acquired by an intimate and
health and the man is laid by with some
troro p u t i li., a a cku i a rs in i t s a s n a c c e r i
fi w e il
,publiccr,
mast incurable nervous disease, or some other an d
'.physical. disorder which makes him an In- commence and go through the same ordeal
valid daring the remainder of his days. as they have.. These new men may be faith
ofurl,otthheeivxey I. Thew may be capable
The conditions, thus hinted at, has an
ta•
~,: n3 f le, r n t , l i ,e jni o , : a
I f o it s v t oi t . , - ,
able eiret . mas
undoubted influence in the production of
cases of insanity, and it cannot be denied their constituents and the country before
they acquire a knowledge of their business
that mere have arisen from ttese causes
than in former days, when - men moved t a r n a L l i t t o h ro c li c s ° , u s fi n d t e l n u c n e fai ' t ' lif t u " l eilri associates.kit,'o -an :::
along more leizurely and gave themselves e. fi .
a ...00fittie, the sooner they give place ‘• to
more time and opportunity for that relaxa- the true and loyal the better. That such
tion which every day's work required. -•- Can be removed is one of the bright fen-
The of our system . In-a- Legislator nut
The restless over-reaching spirit of spec.
merelyttr aaexurdeetsnaitlor i s n , t , e u l n le d ett i i:i id i
, i , ,o i t e , f n ifr
ulation, w . hich leads men to do and to dare
so much, is also peculiarly favorable to the and experience are essential to condflence t .
production of insanity and other- nervous and influence. Often inferior teen, in con
sefiluzultofuitheleragereoait
disorders, by its excitements and anxieties e b t i r c e s ri tr e acc 1 a lid
its losses and consequent depressions and c air more influence tl g iantlo u se a d
leg disappointments. • Butwith all these, whieh and morally far superior. -Bad legislation
have existed probably to as great an extent is the result. 'The weak triumph over the
in every age and in every country, the in, Vh w e e f ail; h t lt i rl r er c s e o " o7l tri: r af t i l .rtf:? i l
crease is more apparent than real. There duence of her public men has'arisen from
seems to be periods when Insanity is more their having been retained FO long in public
rife than at others, but in a term of years, life. Jas. K. Polk was not a man of imu
say twenty, it is much to be doubted wheth- suet natural ability or extensive acquire
ments, any farther than he !fad gained
er there will he a greater number of in- 'knowledge by his experience in 'pidle
stances of insanity than in an equal period life. I Speak from an intimate knowledge
at another date, the state of the population of the man as seen at his own home. no
tation in Mike is no more to 1., sought in
and its increase being considered.
public men, unless they are dishonest or
'We see or hear of know More of insanity incapable, than rotation in other depart
than Ite did partly on the ground, that no • meats of service. A. manufacturer does
such great efforts are now made to conceal not consider it • desirable to dismiss a well
it as formerly, when insanity w as looked tr n i , e ., d a r ',y, ' a a l l ho a ro nd u , futh h kfnuol knowledge hns
.
upon as a disgrace, instead of a disease to il n li ne „ . N e i ther e a . an ;" n 'a p `
it ",` d a i, 7,
be treated like other diseases ; but we fail nuts the skilled and practiced
at the same time to take into account the physician for a young practitioner. We
constant increase of the population, which choose . those who have already ucquired
knowledger e t side
s vz, their 1) , 1 . 4 tt : L i 7.5 ;i and .., b t 0 0 ti
is going on around us; and we also 'over
look the fact that the increased confidence otherwise. We prefer to pay the able and
in thiemanagement of hospitals for the In- tried much more than to supply others for
less. There is no couiparnain in their
sane, has had the effect of bringing out
The administration of the affairs
those who would otherwise be. concealed wnrti '•
of this great republic are as inv a ri ant as from publicview, or even from the knowl. the business of an individuil . was the safe
' edge of their neighbors. . - . ty and health of a family. There ore toil-
Another Cause may be the more ready lions of fautille•i wan, Mier, .ii, and lives
communication .between one section and :::li'A'inudeie. il.ni.',„U,,s,,t,i,(''''N'lNl-t4,i1....,',?,1b:'
another, and the more free intercourse p„„ ,,,, 1,44„q into w ar .- ;',;;,,,,.:
maintained by constant traveling from adopt a policy which may seem... peo.pern
one district to another, which gives us a ty or nifty involve us in commercial :nth.
t l ii V e lnin t t i h e t u .re are so many faithless, retain
more complete know-ledge of our neigh
bors than we before possessed, and puts us afe Lave , cen i e. to these ese thouebts by
in a position to learn many things of which two circumstances. • 'lle first is 3 iea,snr.
we were before entirely ignorant. Proba• ance from the best authorities of Ile peisi
bly we may also add to this thegreater • j ti g l ic. ' N ab ? b • t a ,, u o ',„7 l l l . c lr' enz ativei lien.
publicity given by the pressto the many m i ller , and i n ,i'„7, - iiff ,..',. l e : n ,'l j i - , z . , ',Q., i , n , , m r , , e ., t 1"
cases of insanity occurring in different sec- wa,hington. lii., sound iiinz eleat , hi,
axons and the frequent reference to the sub • business experience and l'alinc -- and his
ject drawn from the reports of the various ac q u atntanee with na i i ienal allure from
inetiintiOnS for the insane in the country.
Lis tt co m r r a n?, f i}lll7- of
Cava v gj n a 6
Linn e s f':l [Lis as w h e i l;
To these causes for the apparent increase deserved position.. No tuna can le?,ter re.
may be added the great immigration from present his cells:tiff:eery, and to ail the
foreign countries, bringing so many to new great questions of the day he will 14' tree
beep him ' and untried scenes, with all the trials, ills-
ti is the
appointments, losses anti consequent de- K fi ep him therigi r man in the r:
A secon d can ad era a an :, .1„.., as .„.,
~,..
pressions incident to breaking up all home about to elect a 5u , ..t...-tor , ,' out , who 1,,,.
scenes and modes of life and labor, and the for , ix years tei'rehre , - , : ,, i l'.nif-y ~ - 3 1- 1 i. ,,
d theta unfit:dun ; fo ff• f , ,,... , i.iii r
struggle in a new country among strangers
:_s Ti ts of the Country we - iiiiiiiito ''' lli ,' lt ' e. kr,
and new customs, and the' difficulties ne. and it would be nUi'mor e than •a i-iffiplf l ', ;al
cessarily attendant on establishing a home lof justice to a fai th ful pui , li t i , sue3r. , ivi,,,
or securing a liVelihood. ~ has stood by the right, thratiel. e.i..! :fed
I evil report t h a n ; * 0 Ce.. II- t isms " ' I
It is exceedingly difficult to arrive at a I hero, Ti, .4 . I ' ... ' , i• " r •
oeoutitlii Stii.vcnii. . o him it tan
definite statement of the number of insane ivellbe sai , J, "go up higher." .
in any community, from the great unwil
lingness of many persons to give any infer.
mation in regard to relatives arid friends,
and all the statements given can only be
looked upon as approximations to the
truth. :
Large towns and'cities seem to have a
ceretripetal influence in accommodating
cases of insanity as well as of increasing
the causes.
Many questions of interest connected
with this subject we; may consider at an
other time, but we will now only give
what may be looked upon as a reasonable
method of ascertaining the number of In•
sane in Pennsylvania. Taking the popu
lation at three million's, (and it will rath
er exceed thanfall below that,) we may
estimate that one out of every eight lan.
dred of that population will become insane
in the course of any given year. Add to
these the number of those who became in
sane in former years, and whoa were not
and it will be feared that the
number now in the State will much exceed
what those who have given little attention
to the matter, would imagine.
We hope to be able to return. to this in
vestigation at.artother time. M. D.
EDITORIAL OLEADINGA
Goy. cIIAPO, of 3fichigan, is dangerous
ly ilk
DETROIT now rejoices in' the posses
sion of a complete fire alarm telegraph.
A cost.utrrnn has been appointed by
the Cincinnati Councils to select suitable
sites for the establishment of free public
bath places.
..Tnn Uremia National Monument Asso
ciation at Springfield, 'lllinois, has memo
rialized that state for an appropriation anti
charter.
- DURING the past quarter there were
, i,408 arrests made in Chicago by the po
lice, and 431,40 worth of stolen property
recovered.
MODELS of all the gctures, instruments,
hospital beds and tents, artificial limbs,
Sc., used in Prussia during the late war,
are to be placed on exhibition at the Paris
Fair.
CENCI:MAT' Councils have under con
sideration the establishment of a Central
Union Depot, where all ;slimed lines may
concentrate and make s. commercial centre
of one part of the city.
To-monnoiv, January Sth, will bo the
anniversary of the battle of New Orleans.
The Democracy of Washington, D. C,
are to celebrate the event by a grand
banquet, at which Frank Blair, Sr., will
preside.
DIE Chicago Board of Trade passed
*esolution last week to adopt the cental
method of buying And selling grain 'After
3t arcir lat. It is probable that the old
nienanre of bushels will be entirely ahem.
doned, by th e first
of In the grain
markets of the country.
William Imam, tit Liberty county, Ga., has
made good Progreaa th t , ma culture. After
ea v e rala eueemf Ittt,rag fe March, fialo,
be became theiommemo r of Arty caurfahing
Young Plant,. T
aat out In a loose
toady 1011, in Co )c a reeret apart, they grew
no for Loci ou tLe first leaves
were nickel, and from that tim e to the pre..
eat the im ylelu h been from /Ivo
Yeaxly.
—The purchase of Lower C alif/aim-am t .' w
been formally confirmed by the J oo , o . no
ernment and th e Ulla Is settled beyouu U T.
wunable doubt. /Us the largest purchas e - 7
private persons In modern Unto..
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ocean, bemoan the Parallels or 114 flkfrees and
100 Infante' sus4 at degrees of north Austad.,
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nd Pure Of •• ,er and •g•,lt tl ose. 'rot,
1,51,1 0, whlrli none, rho 1•114.• Ilit torv.
or bral.h can alford to do sell boo I.
THEBIIIi, sT IryA 'fll'S7l, 1 1 1 it,
regret th.ll.
'0.7 010 not I 4ke ...d01.., at
,fghtThona•tid• wow
from the eatip taint, r rot/wain t •o•I r [hg
thing hisiorc v.,. A 1'111,1.1 ,1
kat ,getable ion!, and ail, ratlr..l,l,oal, I.
ern totartnacy—tlo-71,1T. it st 01031•• It
Elt”—yr restore the digest,- organ, tb. , lr
fun rigor. arid brine thr di.orderto ilrer Into
gouda!, of beaolt, a, • 0J Ist
Y v .• un
artine dihalpaten the 'truing
A g „ . at ~ove broken I/r t,y tbk rolsortnl
ixonntledisen,, a. Str. mato,
TTstem It the HIT tEItY, ith , ) Too t , tl . 1 .0 an
which tor..tall thl: ltica.tncht .•-
eon.
NEW .ADVERTISEMENTS
WM. BINGILAZ, Jr., Adams E.:press (Wire,
64 es . Vth &rest, is an authorised Agent to reoesso
Adverttsements for the UA7.STI'E, ana all other
paprrs throughout ..,(ha United Watss and the
far% CELBIO R I NST9:64: - ;
FOR BOYS AND OIELB,
Witter licaiNut \Tin comm. nce. IVO:DAV. Jac,
7th. For Irliolarultlpe, apply at thr . In, mar
Nodal.. NEVILLE HALL, c..tier of Liberty . ..id
Fourth strctits.
CRURCR tIVILD.—The next
•wertlow of tole do•lt•ty ton huid their
Slooll3, corn, Liberty mutt cod Virclu aliev,
titled fl oor, on Ttl/ltittAY EVEN 'NO, January oil,
of Lupor.ance he brouglit up and all
who foul an Inter,. In nor wort are cordially N
utted to attend and Join Iha society.
By order of the Firaidunt.
. J, /I lituELltitY.Fecrentry •
arTILE FOLLOWING ARE TUE
nominallons of me Union Depot:llcm, or
the 1001tuU(1H UY MAN ellteTh(l, for the Floc-
Don on DUEoDAY, the n•hOsy otJanuary.
Burgess—NlL X.
Counctl—ll. T. Wilt TA. WM. ALAHAIMA v.
Paolo! Directors—MANlA]. 311],N t Dux gjiy,
years: 11. 11. 141.1111411 i, 0 yoga, het. A.D
C:LAJI.
A r—DAN U I,DNTIPTII..
.A.1111210t Assessors—WM. ME.ANA,A, 11. swpr
Justice of the Peace—S. I]. 1110.011 . 40:4.
sleatte of El. ctloss—lt. 15. WILL,
Act•ro lospectbr—W. o]. Cowl.
EAV.'s'l3,."%"°`o—tll7.:k.r.'!""lq•
D RIED APPLES— 30 sucks bright
Pried Apple. Iyarivadar.lierliisTrnoxia,
eorn.r !dulcet Cud
I=M2
•
purr En-4 bldg. prime* HUH
Butter lint r“etveel sod for ale by
rzTZEII. S.
tornor Xarket and ;Int .t rect..
NEW .ADVERTIBENENTS.
JAMES T. BRADY & CO.,
(h , ...eesears CO S. Jonea B Co 4)
Corner Fourth and Wood Sta.,
BANBIERS & BROKERS,
I)Lais-36 1H .6 L1.131H.D5 01
Government Securities,
Foreign Exchange, •
Gold,Bilver and Coupons.
CoLLECTIONB matte on all secenlcle solute in
the United states and Canada.
Interest allowed on Time Denosits.
R EGULAR CALL OF STOCKS, Sc
11;E:it:IA:VS aid THURSDASS .t
FRIDAY EVEN I NC:S. at S o'clock, atAILEY'S
STOCK BOSBP, Ir tti, Board or Trade Room,
thet Third National Bank
FOR RENT,
STOUR ROOM NO. COMARKET STREET:
ROOMS SUITABLE FoRSINOLEGENTLEBMN
SALTS ROOM. b EC011. 1 1) FLOUP.OI Rs MAR-
LtTitrET:
1 1 E ZZ T A. 3 11 T8 . :
PrF/C Es ON 1111 , 71) AN
J 1 ), „: MA IL -.
At •T Law, ON Ikracit curet.
Al b T FOR TILE REST.—Rre
wLII
fllah"ZTrk li o n.
VE
Yak"). " "*-
ST
'I lIh WAR rt e W e I .“111 1 T P l f! T 87kTES—
St! lI'S • 111111 , 11. 4..oUsyN Am, ••
Mr. ,tephens' oAno• . o, lent gooraOtoe II;at
LIM hr 014 ,14.Ilemi ilzo:11 thi , tae way.
.11 who desire the most r , in'4•• r , oophy
wont ..hould molt Its Issue.
NA hlo L
ha:KIN.I.II. No. Su]
•
NOTlCE.—Public notice here-
INF itiVrll that C. rtitlcate No. it,
dated May
rrd
'ltu r
surd tn./011N Et.,„ obow th,r•clg, h.
has
tolAa A, I..at ar , blent•by destroy. A. Any
pera.•b giving information ho which said certificate
eon he recovered, .111 be stallab'y 1.5•
ri rdn..nte 1r ott.. e;Alle tot any ,one i•xct•pt to the
uudtralgned Executor.. H. B. VtAic,Nr,
11. 1
Nl l
a
xecotors, eon Invent. dec'd.
V
ALICADLE DANK, INSURANCE
AN D t,11111.1: TI.TE,IJAV
VVF-
Sanoarr VII. at 7t, o eloct, will ta fold at
aeatal floor of Commercial aalcs Itoom, Ito; Smith
field otre.d.
tO abate: Rank rittalotrgh,
i 0 t• urtka Iltartnea! Company;
10 •• I'll ti"torgh do in
•• Wade, do
•• do
l• Irm Zl , l Contain.,
400 •• Trawl: t
• C0101m1.111,111 Co n dy:
.1' ;;; ' t• rgtili rai Elevator Co.:
IIU•• cattratk•ttug Park;
•• t* [don .lo
3 • • kart kilt COM Compirly.
McILWAINK. Attettotaer.
j/li/CES REDUCED.
lilankrlg'
la
F nnels,
For hair ac Low Prices, by
WHITE, ORR & CO.,
'No. 16 F►(th Street.—
_
►EITES! SKATES! SUM
rHAVE R E CEIVED MOST OF MY
tTU(' aut: 0.. c rto Tra.Jc a •c:e.,[1.11 fr..
5,000 PAIRS OF VARIOUS MAKES
Before purchasing elsewhere, call
and examine my Sock, as I can
OFFER DEALERS SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
JAMES BOWN,
No. 136 Wood Street
MESE
IROA WV SPICE MILLS,
FIFTH STREET EXTENSION,
.rear Pennhy/rattia
PITTSBURGH, Pt.
PURE SPICES AND MUSTARD,
MEM
*2. , c pAlt, %le le
•
GRO'NO , .O7O.IiIM. ar.•7 EYE 31."1'1t
AN!. GI , VSI.O NI. I,
,
Ze t e
"
1 1 .l.'7?l.rll"="oho,sl„lte_si
til”no.;
”" C.
MILLION
SKATES FOR THE..trt I. Li/CORA/I ent:nnted In the
AT -
.1 414-I•Kli..¢Vllttri'iATr.
4 C ) 1:0 30 Z 41 7.
11 . 230 R.C0AL
jnlnpntel4 Mita !greet.
I.OISIIOP 11011V111.1%
F.,it loUSfi LA
fs ,04 4 +ICANT ott. P: , 1%— , 115 , or
;014 0 , 1:••o! TrLi n.Jr;:n,l+•n Ith
n,Ltot. r 44 n• •47..,L, roil,.
31 to ,rrin
111. /Ida,. nal u.stnasl of
”1,10. p.
L .1 (.:‘,TLII,
, AUTION—IAINT-1)n
t oof Coorattooorote, !In J la. J .
b o. A . -
lii l[.l , noF
~.tool9ll 17. moot also, ot too out,y
ro
tor
••
Tho 1:01‘toe
sob,!oaroos .1,1 tor °oat tua It at 11,,, H00t ... , or 11. IttA llt !CH /to. 10 11 nn •I.
Jyto r
110U8/1 ANI) LOT 1,011 MILL.
I 0 , toK.try'tll..o:te Or 1110,11 tree. tfirt.ontl
w 0,4. vgkekt .tt routfortalti. /r•utt•
oweillog 01 nix Ikkttn. •rul ' , with uf
a' tut feet (0001 tr•clt olt ettrt, Cant, by
•Il•Itt 117 fcrl kitck t' or Ike with half the
It. , t , I.' P.m.]) Apply toJ. Boa.
NO. ON .4. 1 ,01,17071. Alttilt , o7. or al No.
111 1 , 171. 7met:1%10110.'4, 10u. .
ti:., , ./rlt• N. N7A.,ttN. Attorney AIL.,
.
IltON SAFE
Z'OIZ Ei42..M1
u ./0 , 1 FINE Iltuor :i/k F. Okla k
04r / UM Si t, boo,ht. by sp.
. ' 0 st I I.N t fry nriCr,
.141:4,11,1 I , r, No. I
10 LET,
Third and:rourth:Siorles
OFFICE BUILDINU.
WAY. 11111 , 1 dOor briow Ilpnfl Airy,' Y. Apply 0
CMII
BARB Si. 3108E11,
..a.i4cizzxmncrroa,
Fit /ITT AMS.H.InTION itud
CLAIR mlltElf.T, PIT] Milli
ut.en.inn glyto t., the droigning and building
?(Coort and baulk blffidlugg.L .
1)IANOS: PIANOS I—An entire
-.L. new stock or It NAIL N A. CO,'3 CIA NW,
Nhlch
este now tonkider..,l ledat made, also 11 At:.
fa
1110 , s. GEL1:111:n3 Price from igg
npward l'idgung In Wntit firdlt• IA" 1 . 1.0. .
np..clfulty invitr.l 101.11 and fUtzline bal sr m°
punch :1910g gift" hero
Cll A siLorTic RL17316,
43 Fifth Street
•
VOQUCTS, C
acc.-11Ve
!MVP the !Ararat and beet mock of - IiVINTZIE
FLit Weill NU PLANTS &bolt the city, Imo ire
c' r a e lri: r aVl 'll;'Ort' itittruetthiligtTe'arlagfh,"g.nt
abort notice. We can alan Pruitt, Floral reathi,
Crosses, Mo. All orders promptly &Headed to,
Car.run Ma reentinmem ••••• rear cutout..
JOhltr IL ,t A MURIA/CH.
lATINDoir B ILIDES--41. new lot of
I 12.17 and neaat.lnt I.llqta on Often, Tan,
and par Urounda, UOM and Palato4 border.. a
Ito. 1 , 0 Market lariat.
dUO. R. filbiate ♦ BRO.
MCI
.
i DISSOLUTION.
i
._.l
•, T HE rmin OF 11. A. JONES Sr.!
CO.. 'was dl!eolved the .:I,t du, or December.
1,5 C, by mutual conseut, 31. A. . 1 t,!.. ES havIDK prlr. i
I e,,,ed the Drug luterest of NV. 1.. JUNES to .41d. '
Imo.
The
be,leees of the Lee , et.lled at the
old inset!, 196 Ll':els ete , : LS either of the
rartlee• • 'M..I. JONES.
W.S. L. JONES.
The undelsigued, frt repring from the Arm ufll.
A. JONES & CO., trould cheerfully recommend the
new drat to the favorable notice of Ills friends.
• -----
8500 1:11E3W.,-1-5.
3I ly'oa'l 1./Drln.
January
ACCORDANCE TO A ICLSOLU.
-.nos adopted hr l'onncile at their meeting or
December lc, 1,, 1 hereby over
$5OO RErr an n
For the apprehensloh and comics on of the auth,
or authors of the late Incendiary tin, In this city.
Any ennaniunleation directed, u tter. ignen In Tete
crier to sold urea. too[Will ne held style
iy mandenttal.
ler.re3
WItI • •I' .11eCARTIIY hiltYnr•
CAU
'STIC SODA,
Both American and English,
FINE WHITE URANDN,
For Oil Refining Purposes,
% , 7A . Z s :T ., litrt and for gl:e iip.dLlyle.
JAMES HERVEY DOBBS,
4.1:123
146 Pearl Street, N. Y.
C; HEAT ATTRACTION!
GREaT REDCTIO37
34 oC Co azl.'47. clb Cf
131' WOOD STREET,
A.st reptchil altryttlon to the.
ENTILEMELV LOU PRICES
Mai arc closing oot tioir stock of
LADIES' FURS.
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
New Style Ottomans
L.ree slfe, wi th Chintz Corers. ad. of remnants
Of trot Wllton cud V..lr.,Carpg.tc. The cheap:ft.
moat durable and moat elegant artlela of •
Pcti-lor SizrzLiturc.
he ruun,l. 1 1 . 1 nufarturvtl sna .t..411..1y by our
1,. All on., styl,a of
C0T2`C1 , 112.A.2V13
CaWore; Sc.,
McFARLAND S COLLNS,
Nps. 71 and 73 Flfin Street,
Nett 4,,,,'abnvel)lspstrirllltildmg,
1,4
i THE MATTER OF TUE
EXTENSION OF SHINGISS STREET,
City of Pittsburgh,
ro,r,ons :ntarr•tc.: aro to t 4 that tea
rep,rt of t. bt Co. Itzatutur
•Intr.l t.! to. Court of i,,ar:er , a,lOll-. at
Slarcy I o•a. tmati aple,“ 41 awl colt
Elno./ ,
se-
" •
Ali prr. Ire• pay
t rye xmo,nl.‘ ot 'LL dm!. %I .
,*At
J. F. SL iGILE, City Solicitor,
Nu. 1116 Fifth Street
lIIPCIANS• COURT SALE?.-TL
urder hy 11“
• .
314.oritYsty, Jun izary Ith, 1567,
At :0 t.t . el tel., A. Nt.. at t,
•it It:. Int a , irtt tttd et
Org•nitt Itt ar4
I.f t ou that •.trtlt
wrt.t ttotrort .1",..t.tt• tre..u, .1./ 0,11,1 ,tt - t-t.
t. pre.,7l, •Ittth. Ater,
t.t•mt NJ I. In O n.
It.A.tur tint' tr...,f
,114[4. •tzle., ;a ct,tttl Ittn,t.try brisk
it: tt.” BALL—tA t I t.t — txa:t. ir.o.tvt :a At the
ttr
0, I k.S A 1.1. A I. ktior::.l4 at 1.4 w
rtrevt.
FOR TIIE HOLIDAYS. •
• FINE •T"CE..A.OArTED E9l,
MC cal lc/. evY pro marital,
Ur •LI. KIND'. 4j .
'WANTp) i - - TO CONTRACT FOR
7 TO 100,000 BUSHELS CHARCOAL,
Ot.rin, 114 e rclrimg •vaiutt. I,‘ livery to mtne
lit to ILtti A pill not. t. Apply toot . ii.hlrcri
MOORHEAD & CO..
99 Water street
ICGS! DRUGS!! 1 1 1.1111:SIII
JAMES T. SAMPLE •
1 1AVINU - 1101:NOT TIIP. WY.L.I.KNOWN DItUU
lIOUNK oN (41:N tit OF KFZIPERAI. AND
I:UItINSON ALLE4.III.Ir,
IVIII top pp hand a full a...now:lt of all kloda of
D.WILLTG.I3,
Atpl 1.111 bo told clitapey Man toy othof
ho.oc In the ow,) cltips. •
I • te•rrualuno caret - 01y prTpared by afi las
rst•cs
4r aV,ll. of I'ICRYUMMIV ao4 FANCY
ost NUAIy
4440
F. tussmANN
•
1111 It Street, bel green Tunnei d-
Math ani blriele s
GUNSMITH AND DEALER IN HARDWARE
/lentela, goods 01 all dearriptlons aln!ays on
band and sold at th e lowa./ pricas.Pai , ing don
NEW PAPER* HANGINGS. - !
•
der..
YOH CAlLLollB— trench De.lgnflovlth Opld Bor-
YOH LILIIIARIEB—YorapnIan rattlyrbe on:Orange
gro
Dolt d
IbALL.S—New Oreci rAtterns on Red Cloy
Mu bd.
It di CITAIIIIICIS.nr-Lace and
i Pattern.
over ,I•rk ntlit.
.n
lo by gy.n
IV. I'. kANHI LL,
Wnott
_ -
MEM
=MI
By the 100 or 1,000 Bushels ,
paquire at I
004 . *IETU STREET
•
HAP NOW A LAMM STOCK. OF
MI P K U .I!,;`
Callas HULA, . t
FIN
no oculal attention ta lA*
.upshotMiZ(6,ll CANDY. , •
• kV and 01 Federal tireet, Allegheny,
del!:p_10,
CANDY' TOTE - CANDY TOTS
3,000 BOXES CA-NDY TOYS
.
On baud and for esla sit,..ral TERN Mt ICS, py
• • W. P. IttINEER &SO.,
Candy and Toy lionefacturers,.
Corner AlalO ood Liberty street,
' : I VERTISENE:
ISHEPHARD'S&ICONS NATlnun, Al.
J• (
DIRECTORS OF THIS RANI;
T
Ss% e dcslared
.3. dividend of
SIX V) PEE CENT.
un I our of the protlt, of [l, I,et
.1 t {`a . +Weoe»d st.sr 31orliv.J.,.nuatT
J. .. DAVIDSON'.
rubs,
=FM
317 Liberty Street,
MEM
•
Inoccortion ,, tith the provisions of the act of :be
lieneval Atosetobly of the Commonwealth of Penn-
BylvonI• Inrorporathrint the City of hone and
Of the several sopplen.e.i thereto. 1. J , tli ♦ Mt)W.
'MON. Alayor of slid City, to Issue MI, my
torOotton, toot on the
I
B e i r ,, the day Of ter month , tla, freemen oftnid
IIt!, quailfied to rote for members of the House of
inpreientatlres of the Commonniesis, ,
1111111. Will Elf et at the teveritLplipiiii of hotili,
elections In their reqprctlve 'Tonto suit precincie
and elert
One person to serve as Ma or ofuld ci •
The ettitens House First ward Ine r t.n, the
Public debool on nebecoa and el. ct
on ier.aon to serve as member of Use ',elect 4'ouno.
ell ;e
four persons to be member* of Common Conn
ell; two person, to be School Directors, nut one
Person to be Alderman.
'the eltrreng of the Second wart , tent-meet at the
l'ubllc School House ou the North Common, sod
clect one portal to serve at member of the retool
ouncil; four portent to he members of the C0111..11
Com:tell: two Alderman be School Director, and one
person to be
The eltlrene of the First Preelnrt of tile Third
oarwill meet at the public Schou, House •sol elect
one person to se r, c•s lambs r of the Select Coots
ell: fossr pereony to is, member, of the Common
Connell: two (croons to to. School Director,
The est!, as of the , Second l'recinet of the Third
ws• 01 will von. at the house of Cavort, (stns. Eest,
ots Eat I.nn-, and In egoists:salon with the eltetors
of the Ftrst Precinct of wald ward. elect one person
to sere. as member of the Select Council: tic !to
sions to be members ...then Council. and
too pens.. to los School Directoonsmo rs.
The estlrens of thu.Flrest Irocinet of the Fourth
wan! sail meet at the I . o . nattala Login,. 'louse cor
liel of I.acock and Anderson streets, and elect one
Peravo aern r as member of the seek, Council:
feur porno. to be members of the Common Couurts;
la w
to oAlderm a,-406 10n. be.tellool rt.c tort., and one per son
be
The citizens of the Second Preeint of the Fourth
ward will meet at the !souse of 3lr .1.
he
011
Chestnut •Sreet awl In conjunction with the eleetora
of the Is !Ist Precinct of rats! word, elect 01/1' person
to -erre as a member of the Connell; fustrper
lona to betoe misers tee the Con.on Connell: two
tserPm• to ho school leisectors. undo ne Dorton to
he Alderman.'
en under my hand and the sell otral .. I d city.
tbi tv , ,uty-olntb day of Dtecmber, A..os,
HILLERNAN'S
HIT BD FOR EMPORIIII,
TS FILLED FROM . CELLAR TO
loft with a lelCli ACCOIthIENT 01 00000,
which la offered at - •
1;731111.VIr XaC:03717 PL..A.Mq3ED.
lIMIM
S..asciios•aad CVozit•s
P" TT Et ,Wr 9
CARRIAGE !LOBES;
Alt:Jou/al prepured wl tIl • full ❑ne or
HATS AND CAPS,
WHOLL'IALL AND RETAIL,.
II I _1_,L1AE11.:31.4.
BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS
II 0 Li _,631.-W"
MI
No. 21. Wood Street
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
CHINA ANL , inIIIEMIAN VA:3Y , of con Aad
rarr .:trq,us elylr.. A Lite lot of
PASTAN STATUETTES,
LA VA IVAIM, DECOR &TX') Te.A. TUILET,
ISUISAKFAILT A.ND DINNER. Art'
Al, of wt.:C:lle oleted rquocable rate,
131 0 'fir
331:r1r 11,017.1 R.
HOLIDAY GIFTS
UNTIL VOI: DATE EN AMENED
THE prOCK
China & Bohemian Fancy Goods,
!Ulf bAt.6 BY
RICHARD E. BREED,
INo• 100 Wood Street
PITTSBURGH GAS Sit INV CO.,
Fourth St.
03+'FIO3I
JAMES I. BENNET, President,
ROBERT FINNEY, Vice President.
ARTHUR IV. BELL, Sec'y & Treas'r.
JAB, I. lIENN Err. W. W. PATRICKIb 111 T. .
rtr st:v, IJ. 31.1). cUtms,,,!.;
JULLN W. C/lAI. , ANT J . Llllil.E.l,
`1 MILK.
a 013.1 0,
CrI.LEL X. SU TII. Y-N.0,[..111. y, irrcti.t.i{.
BARR. }MAKE & BIIETTLER,
bacceasora to WA.IIICLIN/i
N 0.12 St.einir Street, Pittsburgh
DULIIItS IN
-01. go allS,
And Muelul Goole morally
47 . 9010 Agrota for the ('aleh•ated lIR.ADLIURY
New York. and KIIUIACILEII-a Plillsdel
1.11.N,t1.
ADo. EsTET a co. , s -COTTAOH." •n , l b. D.
D. W. bMITIPS "AMERICAN" UItOA.S. Ind
TILIDN . 6 PATINT UUITAIt. .
• • •.
The beet Italian and (Irma° • Violin and Guitar
titrhips alwayii on nann. n0ri07.5
(411E:AT REVOLUTION IN THE
Yr INC TRADE (11 Tlitt UNITED STATED.
—ruitx CALIFORNIA I•ll)tmtiAtnski, n Dad
prepared ae If done In ?ranee. Poin pure•Calfur•
nit try lite, and taking lb,. place of Innfinft , 4 ennta-
P 7re t ;ndertlgoeil ...unlit rail the attention or Wine
.Dealera and bowl liteprro followlnir I tter i
which Inty e a correct Idea of the quality °Abell.
Witlol
“CONTittaNTAL Itnezt.. )
rilltathet.l . llla, Oct. risen:
1.,6.
•• Atzsenn. tioubmiz et Co.—Gentlemen: flaying
lakeer Ithenta - Chaato a gab a thorough teat,
rwle" "elea'ettre saying that we th klt the beat
Avert an Wine we bareever used: we shall at
pate place It on our WHO( how.. ours trill
Fandour Calltria k era, Vsl ' otAt l e.
3V070 tryßOUOLtult UO-. 30
111 . 01111 JUN ISELE bL CO.,
•
Anchor Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh,
Manufacturers of
ANcrton (A) PIIIIEETINGN,
ANCHOR NIIEETINGS,
And BATT' AS(711011(C) lIEETINGN,
ING.
WM:I2O
WORGE HEAVEN;
CANDY MANUFACTURER
1124 dealer In YOUEION AND A3fEILICAN
FRUITS, PICKLES, NUTS,, Ac., Etc..
No. 112 Federal Street
EiBE
d doar from the First Nations' Utak, .
..•
ALLE( rar cury.FLovnALND
w•xamta:l wrcortan,
S. C. NoMASTER & CO.
No. ISA Ohio St.. Allegheny.
Wholesale and natant) I to
3 ralls C ;111 - DAYS=S1 db . ": 612-V.V.
CRACKERS
31 A 7 itrACTURED AT
PITTSBUR GH, PA,
110CLAiIAT
CITY Or.A.LLEu tit .1".
Fecood Targlay of Jaunty, A. D, 15,.;
•JOIirN i _3IOR . ItISON
CIE
I=
No. 75 Wood Street
EIZEM
JUST OPENED AT
lIE-I3Y'S,
H. 111GBA
OFFICE,
J 401-1 - GI-11,ACir,
• • lIIJUNL AND BRE%
'PAINTER, RIMER AND GLAZIER,
No. 64 Hand St., Pittsburgh.
• Mohr and Oramental Elea, or °vox deter=
done to order. All Work done Prd.P' 7 neinead
able raer.
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81-7a—raiikOWN/ •
o'u' S j;i. x. x
Carver ef Third and Street.
j( .
LLIISEED OIL received
na tuna:. b LEOROE A. KELLY • CO.
tem..lswelsta 117 Vamml atnaL
agn i el e .b l T UP MISTIC received
cot mei:UV a i",a c i l W co.
0 CASK: MADDER, Dlltch,reT:sl4
end
dsl forrw w. mAx.jtvvorc4B,lo..
NOTICES
\OTlCE.—Pursuant to a resolu
thin of Ilir Council of the Borough or efalarbes
lbr, adopted December riltb. BLECTIDN
will be held al the beHIJOL 11011nE , corner of
Chan!, and CbeKtunt strenti. In an. Boron.. on
TUE:trier, January nth, so tbat the Litt tens
may deeble by th eir tut. trliethet or nor the Bor
ough shall be annexed to tbc City dr Allgh.T.
By clVer oi _
MEI
I==_3=CE
LIT: ICU Or TUC 1 . 201,r4' IN - 51; ItAIYCS Co..
rn - r-nul Lai. 'January 4th. /667.
THE A %NUM., .ECJECTION FOR
.1. TWELVE DIE - CTOE, ST 11.15 Cl.dapaar
Sr held at the oalet of the Conaaaty. ua aII OI NDAY.
Nth dad. of Jaql , t7. 157 . hetereca the hoarse
of 10
W.ll. F. GARD 4'Eft.
DIVIDEND.
• - •
The Hoar, or iiireetora of the RUH d.
ALLEGHENY 111:11././ ECO3IP.S.h: Y. (ttsnd stre , q
have till day declared • alvh end of
1:113$T YEll Y „NT,
.• .
oh Fo Dallars payabletrtot of the profits of the
fa, eta mouth:. forthwith.
F. S. ithslit.L.. Treaattrer.
31,11ANICE NiiIOSCAL BaNK,
Prr,int, OCR. January 2it, 1307.1
A .DIVIDEIVi) OF
I=
Frreof Gererninent Tar. Will be paid 4m aad aft
Tl7l:aliel. the eta la,.
"• • •
M=IMMfM
=EIS
.LIONENY IsatinaNci COI.I•XNX,
l i, r , nyarar2d, AC:. f '
ELECTION.--An Election for
Twelve Directotaof this Company, to. .else
for 110 ensuing roar. will no bid the ofnee. iNo.
Al •MR street, Plusburgb,• on MONDAY, Jan
uary lain% betwilearthe,lmers of 10 A. and
2 . C. C. DONNEL,
112:112 Secretary.
ALl.l4lll.at NATIONAL_Ita /
Pror./11[/• DIRECTORS f
mE HOARD OF OF
iLlf Bank have declare/1• dividend of
_ .
FIVE PEE. CENT.
On the Caidtal Noel, ant th e '
o
yr dt. t"
1
to j ' pay , ableforthwlth.fteeofti o o r trersl
, 11. W. kIACKEi.
. Calthle
.1111th t,at, . M ‘Nl . l.lCerhilt, Nat • i. rt. NI /
1. 111,ht1td.31 Janul
THE HOARD OF DIRECTOR S OF
this Bank huve declared • dividend of
. SIX I'Elt CENT.
Ottlsr Capital Stock cut of the prod. Of the lan
.10mouth, payable forthwith, free of Vulted .
tes Government Tan.
.14itir7 JOHN SCOTT. go., Cashier.
NOTICE.—TILE ANNUAL ELEC
.+, 'DON of °Mere of the PUIILIC CATHOLIC
LIBRARY AND READINU liGult, will be held at
tlfr • I brary. on 7 CEOCA...Y EVENING, January
le, Is - 7.
Reports of the retiring °Meer. w Ibe p
re
e lon the ...Alan. Members of the Library
sadother. Interested in Its success ars Invited to
attend the en eettna• hi o rcaej of the
/1.: F. Secretary.
STATEMENT
T OF THE CONDI
- PITTLIBUZUII BA'NE FOE
r , alit. 1566:
.pABILITIES.
DITION OP TEi
PeceLotil
Capital Mock
Due Dep. '.
Cuuttn.ent Fund
• ~, ASSETS.
i❑lr,?;lz„if.g.trt v.-4..-:
toCke Flxtures.....i ~,
re . 0
i.
1,11,
Cana 10,/1.0 f/i-5=,61.7 IS
„ 1.3. E. Alai INLET, Treasurer.
The noricrvigne , Auditing Committee, respect
fully retort that hey hare examined the Books
and As., "111, liana and And the above state
ilent ;Ole Correct. JOIE (CO??.
Cr. FOLLANSBEE.
jatir..l I ROBERT C. SCHMERTZ,
IMI
NEI
eat it Slot ALl . ..runt:yr VsLnylL It. Co..
.I.toia.ri 111. ma.
OTICE TO-HOLDERS OF FIRST
1101ITGAIIE 011 THE AHLEUHENY
VALLEY HAlltlit/AL COMPA-liY.—Tne Alleghe
ny V.l.ler 11.allrooJ Corapany licreby glen uotlea
that they 0111 re , lerin the
The newt Ylortgaso Bonds of the Co.
IVISLin two years from this date. In accord.,
'sew) tie Ororlslons of the mortgage given to se
erre ltet pa• tnt•at of laid bona..
1;y artier Of O. Board or 3L
)al: rib WILLIAM PHILLIPS: Prefildrut
RECnIMIM: HMI:LA . /OR, OrTICL.
Prr , itt.T.taf. Dec. , VAtt. 1.3. I
AssEssmEsT NoTurE,,I;
NOTICE IS ILEITEBT GIVEN
•
•
That theastestment for the tinkling, l'aslnK.d
I:ttrtnitg of .
Gira.4l.l7L.Mra. SWIRL'ZI3Erry
From ',gin to Fultnnstyeets. hare.been 'made, and
ran be sena at IL le otnneantll Januarytith, Inn:, after
T'mien time they wlll torned{over to the City
reaserer for col/actin. '
CLIAILLES CEICLISCFAItIe,
itecordtax Ccenlator.
12EME
OFFICE OF THE WOOLDRIDGE
LIM DEFINING CO., No. 2 DINUC3I.Ii Way,
near comfeesion
THE ANNEA ti
- r
; übruoli, December 2411, IW.
L alaETL•ti ve . otreli
1101.0RIDI of tills Company, for the Election
ef Dire. lore, will be held at this ollice on Tlika-
DAY, January etb, Dui:, o'cloca P. it.
ate.i.NnE. M. LONG, •
becretarTJ
CM
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
elertillUAllll.—Tne Annual Zito/Jon for Di
rectors of tne P /Itne NATIONAL /it ' ALNX will take
place on TUE'/DAY. Janus/7 SPA.' le; at the
Pm,. between /1 o'clock A. M., and.; o'clock r. it.
J. D. nCI.7LLT. Culler.
UntinAN NATION•L
TlTrahrutiu. December rith, 1565.
A N ELECTION FOR NINE DL.
IiECTUIIb, to acre for the ensuing Tee:, Will
be held at the It ANSI NU DOUSE, on TUESDAY.
January" 6th, Issi", between the bonnet ID A. SI. mid
RaiDLY. Cutler._
Tux ertIOND NATIONAL BANS Or
ALLACIIENT, December rib, 1510.
THE 'ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
Dlreclers or Dili Iltank wilt be bent on •
TUEsDAY. JANUARY Nth,
Itetween the holm of II a. tr., and 2r. ad, at the
mak: nir !louse. r J. re. DAT,IDSON,
de tripiT
Cashier.
Peoria:a NOTIONAL Bartz.
rtrr6oltoolt, Idenenthen Bth, 1568,
17.LiecTioN NOTICE.—An Elet.
ttom for nevem Director, of this Bank, to serre
tor theleatattlne year, arid be held at the Beak,
do
TUEnI),, Jaattaby nth, 14?, between the boui.
of ILA: at. anti Ow. t
esit•toti r. 3.1. GORDON, Cashier.
Dior( City IN ATV:AL HANK Or Pi
rn.neau. Dec.
THE ANNEAL ELECTION FOR
ithltlttiTt/hp UT !THIS BANN. with be held
on T1211.131/AT, JAl:teary thh. 1567, between the
booth of 1 and 3 o'clock. T. N., at the Banking
/louse.
•
deleip3tlnT '31A001113:,
Excuanoz NATtONAI, 8A.371 or PlTTenvaint.
Prruntholt. PA., Der... 8, UAL I
TIRE ANNUAL*LEeI'ION OF DI
-, /LECTORS . ..iII tats Tithe at the BA.3lB.thiG
ilt/bdP.. on I'I7ESDAY. Jennthl etL. 1561 . betlthent
the hours of MAT,. /2. N. and MVO P. It.
..116:p3.1:41w'r 'II. 31. 111.111/tAr. Cutter.
Finsit.;rit.n t 11.ths OT ASKKKKSPIT,r
An PA., Dec. 8121, *866.
.TRE ANNUAL ELECTION 'FOB
DtaKerous o r thlt Bank, will tithe place at
the BANAL \,:. ilOtieb. on TUESDAY, athmary
6th. bet, boils een the hours of 11A. N. nodd P. S.
dolltpw__ JUAN P. ILILAWEIt. Cashier..
A' 11.1111.1' NATIONA.t. RANK.
Prrrfibucalr.. December Rh. ts. 6. •
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DI-
ItECTOPE et thin Bask, will take place at. the
Ilanklng Douse. Oil TUESDAY, January 6th, Da.
lA.twt,n the 140121,....111 A. a. bud:P.ll.
.11.11:p11 R. W. MACKEY, Caahler.
U.Slov \.AiIQNSL U,
gil. x &e.
AN EtEcTioN FOR NINE DI.
ItECTultn. Lo terTe Ibt the enstilng Tear. will
be held et Lie BANKING' 410UnE, on TUESDAY,
Janutt7 Bth, 13t7, between ttioliours 0811 A. M. and
r. u.
delO:pl2 'II. S. SMITH. 'Cashier.
AND MANI:FMII7I:E. QAT. ItAxx7r
DSc.. Stlk, loe4.
'HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
DIRECTORS of Dal, Bonk will lakei place at the
DANKIAU /1 0 1loE, on TUESDAY. January the
bib. MT. between toe boor. of 11 A. or. and:P. X.
dosozo7 JOHN SCUTF, Jo., Cashier.
T/In”./ NAiIUYAL H A\[, 1.17.11q11.1111/4 /
r lllll l l loll,bib.
I'LECTION NOTI 111
oE.—Tbe Arum
al Election for NINE DIRECTOUS tor We
hell at ler"lrnneiria''W;VSU'itViln'"fii 7114 be
r
. I colicrY.lsC, between th e hours of e ll ' A. al. and
&loin*
Jouv
~B,.e.taNsAT •INGE7AoN,s....akr.
Mztiili 8.00
THE ANN AL ELECTION FOR
DIRECTORS Or This B 'BK. "nil be held at
the BANKING HoUSE, on TUESDAY. JOOOOO,
bib. 1567, between the boors of II a. Y. and t o'clock
JNO. b. MARTIN',
des:tat ,
Cutler.
PATEBS -
I(Laia 'or: he Arm of /180 1 e 2 f 2 M 01130.6
110 UNn AND AIGN PAINTE
I=1;E!
WANTS
WANTED-100. 1.000. lO,OnO
Nn r q• GA , • T 01:
ante!.
W ALNTE lL — firatittates of LLler.
ray •
P ,
tzscla.tly bcclAne,
Apply with referta.e.
:sari Law o.tet
091M1
.4-xA GENTS WANTELI—Tn ne.s.
r cuAxcp:rEr.- Wort Af•
an l
d National Impol tan,. T. '
- y
Navy yet In the nel4.
Ir.. Press. FANI-Doil. IC. A
NUE'll.b, by Hon. J E
tlngulAbe4 Author and
U.
souse volorae. Illustrate J. I •
and territory. ALLlrecs . A. L.
de134.0 Lis Market !-IrAy7.,
t E KI T S I ff ;T I M ) ! DY
I 11
sell their .fiEW .11'1.. kr
tisane paper to heavy Hearer e:ctlt.or a On.,
ont change of feed, needle or tenalon
Rreasure fuot and ;lowly de , lgned tour motioned
UNDI)I7..D. Address. encloctng slmC/P.
ael.,
J.C. [CALL R CO.,
GS Fifth .Itr 10-em.
dell- I 4.
---
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
• THE CHILIOIEN'd AL/1 EM; -
-. . .
P/Cii.: ILES AN 7/
*rill. /Julcom 014,1 by -
The Boo* contains a SterT7'nri rat t
more than one hundred plclur.•.,
printed and bound, and -nu.) tl• •'
Oren. Address W. .1. 111ILLANI, 'n
'delinawir No. In Thal ,
WANTED - - K . 41 T
v
}FEMALE-1n every Losor
'7l"l4A]qlthlTn flat
TY:
Eith • er by thti•onth
month or on comnlb.:oo.
ere' rates
c owed.a /or full par:lcK:Ar3 , li2,,
perm:, or ldrebt. 1:11,
43 Fifth fit, t,
BUSINESS CHANGES
DISSOLUTION,
Z.: LA,
ZEAIt win dIF-015...1 the nf,
MI, by mutual ron,ent, h. P. nt, Itrk I: :1V
TUE FIRM or
purchased the Intern I .1. It. LAZ;P - .11: In
firm. The ..Ine an ot lb. rat nil I, ~ , ttvo at
old Iliad of n..k 1.., it; S. I'. nif
PlPlllltUnnin. list.
NO TICE......Co.PAILNEITSIII rllte un
deralalted bare thlts day erat-,tl tato co-par..,
ahlo for the purpose of cOudnetlue Whoi-Nalt.
Lirrteez7. ,and Cora tol,,tott a:
Nos. 111 lad 29 9toltheteltl • under 19..
and at,. 0[91111M:11 erk:NcEn 24 t.-
Arm the l plea-ed t 6 141 tttl,. 0,1 o , t.
usersjof the late arm era. 1.., •vett a, at: oth,-
makthr punt... of goods In Our
SA WI. I'.
9,, %V. SPE t 1,9,
J. M. LIOYFait tr.
J.. ..sty Ist, •
The nncltralgnt.l. in rttirinx frc'En •* • m
Mire/. .1 Lamar wonnl tbetrtulty ;etc - Ja n 7:n. Cl
• OW . llno to th e t favorable moil, nt1.1.. frit
JAM En 11. LAZE Mt;
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERE—
AWOKE ex131.11:4 between , übwribur, un
der the Cr= uf TACK, IlltOTHEI:b CO.. t•
day dl.-.}Yea by mutual cut . v.. •
1,001
r
3,a1
=al
A. 11. T %CU.
PhlL , lelphia. Dec. T(11.1.,L
The underslnned linet. Ude .lay formed a ro.putt.
nerehip under the Urtunarur of TA. .1(
style of Ern, of rlttrournh-lroo, ttv
heretofore, TACK, PHU. A CU. A. 11. TAIK.
T. 1:.
Philadelphia, January let.
I D ALRTIVERSIIIPNOTICE—JAMES
LUSTY has le:rel. to:
JOHN HALL, la the ar i a h
of JOH ha
HAL at L .0 CO.
The muse soil style of the Arm will he Jotiii. HALL
A 90.. as heretofore.
/AYES M. ClllniSrr "mou...t J.
STrrilEM.ool..s ......... .
R P
.. W
. s.
VALLEY FOIL E •
LO WORKS.
191 and I=3 Liberty Street. Pittsburg!,
JOHN HALL a CO..
Manufacturer: of allvarlotiot of Nor:horn sad
Bunt/ern PLOW:, ON l+,\ eLlt.ll:
HAS•lte.ii ES, CULTLVATOIuI .5./.. sn.l sloes
in )11.1tI,ULTUILAL /AMY:SI:NTS of
scrip:loss.
:I • lrreSt/nOli, Der. 1. ICJ
DISSOLUTION
THE PAIIITNERSLIIP ncur.To.
FORE exHUng-betwter. DELANIi I. And 70,
CHESNUT. under toe sin e of 1 0 ..ANE A
NUT. was diels...l 1.3 . hauttal t...,. The
ofJarluary. e 1
The
~u-Int., ..••.•eut on 1,
old etsod, 233 Liberty street, by tt t 4 6r vitt, iste
putnent.
CO - PARTNERSUIP.,-LOGAS;
bEEUIi have tlil. .117 adm , t. , l"
ahlp YARE,44,,ErII E. .10111 , ;:,*; An.l
krEUX.:E wilt coati
.tylr. of
GP.F.(;(; tn.
•
The Importation and eeneral 'aid of 1. ~-d.. sm.. du
lers le., at 90. Wood street rit,burghlta.
JaNtmny let. IK
MERCHANT TAILOR S
HOLIDAY BALE.
We are nevi ntr,lngduring the Hon lay-, :!prelal
• dtsectoents to theoe Wishing to plsrs:lsar,,
801 9,
=1
cm Jr Ex. 3
SUITS 4LITD OVERCOATS,
Call and ex ate at
- 7 SI. Ciair Street,
GRAY .1, LOGAN
'EMMY G. HALE,
MERCHANT T.AILOP.,
Northwest Corner of Penn St. Clair Ste
. _
ca b man
Desins thanks to tds friends and the put,
lef e
past favors. and resPeculdiv
ti..• share . of Melt Rn, paten...Pe. He Peel
pleseeal to have them examine hls
Large and faretully Selected Stack
• OF
Fine Woolen G-oods
Particularly &Gay tc tcl _ _
MMUS WM FOR FIJI ANA 113EE2,
Bell des
BROADWAY EXCIUNGE
•
RESTAURANT,
101 COMB 11FIR SIS, 10 1
Ladies' Diniig Rooms 2d story.
.•
FRESH CAN OYSTERS AYI. , GAME ut tll hi als
• a hand.
+la:p.:6 G. fie'!iiSRITI . : Ii,ER• I•rcprletn
STEP_JIIEN M. OTT,
BiY=Ay
-- •
Die Sinker, Seal and Medal EngraTer,
mat, BLIND DT MIL LITTER CUITEL
SUPERIOR SEAL PRESSES,
Cancelling Stamps and Vls!tind; Ca We,
Also, FLATLY FOE ..11A1INNO CLOTHING.
93 Wood St., Cor. Diamond Al:ey,
I. •.CIVS. DAVIS' noox Noon.)
I'l r,
BELTIMA 1
LEATHER AND CUM BELTING
Also, GUM HOME
PACKING.
GASKETS, .1,
Or the beet quality ana pritel. V. I
=lM=fil.fl
503. :6 AAB 28 ST. GLAIR STREET:
!=iIEM
Va ST
roxi WORN a. Ziorthwest Comer
Common. AL/sour:lr.
FILED•K ALI VATED a Cu.
Faye on hand or prepare on:ahort ;:oirm
HEANITT •ND ETV' NTON.a: - N, MIN
BILL-WALlill. BREWERY -
HEAD AND TOSIII STU Up, 10.•
BON A
airor era promptly .ex mote, Yatt . r,
L
1 9E800:MAILER rc SON,
Pittsburgh White Lead Work?.
- PURE WHITE LEAD, t
BLUE LEAD GROUND MOIL. YOU U
OU. BARBELS.
No. 07 retauttelitreet, Up stab..
REMOVAL. — THE L. Elj NI
7D base removed the bMeebt the 1101' E. Olt,
WODJLbfrom33SLUket.reet Plc, burgh, to tht t•
Works ea CAILION bTftLZU Droer.bteu, el, I,
they can ...after be feettd,
reetelbeeAddieuS3b t rlttaboreb.
ee.2 te v a „LT..
.....
E
'I ONEY LOAN OFFICE, NO. 131
`T h dYfSLD
ST
.SKT, corner of C:xtO,
Pfttatecr
Slane, GO.ted on Sliver Platt's Guns, Pia
Diamonds, Jewelry., Gold one
010:11ng, and cal:table articles ateVe r . C.,! • r tc .. lrc *•
Th e food. cannot be delivered velt..,` ou ' ,.. ' a r V - . 1.° •
Not accountable 113 cue of Cre or ro,cry. .***'
Goals of craw desc.rlntlun for t 1
..... ..tnyn • • * • * "
E3I a\ t . l r 1.
ETTACH ar. IMEAsoli",
I bUCC E4aolLS TO CfIr.t. , SBAI: a CLACK,
3 7 Jlextufactirers or
-
OAk LEATIIELt BELTING.
.1 , 10. II (nun 00-00LA11r,0...r.5.001.
Begl.V3,l7,7 fa:gaMt 'g rlit ' - ', ,14,,1 . ,'"
4.t: GEO. 0. O LACIC . . 000 i. o, %i-,10-;,,.
CELEIIRATED STEEL
D"PTOOTILHAt ELAKY.S. "Yntata 111.1,1•' n,t
adlfattkalrOßßß. nTar ItlrilLtentra;.llt:
" 7/Vt .. '
rolliralrend Fin=7444417,11:1:,nP"!
I:l:nttertrd. MOTS hotter arm warranted. b'
bt"
COLUMBUS COLE/
=NEE
It. U.