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0111011 REPIIBLICIA NOMINITIONS:
FOR .111DOli ofearguunz °dual'
HENRY WARREN wn.uAms,
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ZIMETT, of Bob'mon Ty
fiZOIMIX wzuoa, Ow.,
WILIAM I !ORD, City.
AIXRARDER XTLLAR, X , • •
Animus tux PIRCRILITT, ES•trirti Tp
oreirAill giggesem e
'AVID L. harm Allegheny.
FtOTAONMIT:
'Lope WAIL cwt.
■y. J. P. Drimantros. 'Abut/ Tp.
COMY.IIiO2 I .
A. PILWW. muv.tum.
MILLII.IIIII CLS.WIIOII, City,
roan Dila°Ton
A. H. DAVIS. Sewiekley
!UM COXYHMONLII:
crairAMLIM !tan, Mauckeiter.
REPUBLICAN. RALLY TO-NIGHT.
There will be a grand - RepublieMa
million Liberty street, introit of Hare's
Hotel, t o.nighl. Do not tonFet the time
and place, but turn out, every 00e.
Governor GEAltt, Hon. G. d. Gans,
and Hon. T. Caurnzrz, of Bay].
kill county, will certainly be here to
iMress the meeting; and there is reason
to hope 'Governor 01711.172 i ALLIdeO be
P. B.7We have just learned that Hon.
Wtorter Marrnswa, of Baltimore,
one of thestaunci Baffled' of Maryland,
and a moat clap:mot and effective Mmalt
fr, will be here tonight, certain. Bel.
dom has such a opportunity been'offer
ei to hear a splendid speech. It will be
rare treat. 'l , ery person that ever
award him speaks of lihn in terms of
enthrutlastlc praise.
With these four excellent speakers,
there ought to be a most splendid turn.
oat to-night. Rally , Republicans of
Allegheny county, in old Walloped
Gax. Jno. W. Giant will address the
Dc.;nerition of tlie Grand Army of the
Republic; at their halVon Fourth street,
thlserenlair, et eight o'clock. All. the
members of the order are invited and
urged to be present.
The ikerunanding officers of tke
partnund and Di • ct, with their Its&
will be present.
Itrioni will be n
-the apmannce of
the meetings son•
• disappolntmenat u to
iGov. GLARY at both
• • ced above.
son of Benin rt, the fonder of
Bcranfon, Pa.,Joined the ranks of 'the
laborers to hi t father's foundries, that be
might learn the practical part of the lion
btudness. The scn of a welt known and
. wealthy New York 'publiaher used to
leave his:elegant home every morning,
with lib tin pail and Sallie garb of a la
halter; and betake himself to a machine
- ,ehheo motarn sh e
d b a u he
s h . ardeset,. also
know the son of an eminent college ore-
fessor who is doing nearly the same
Wag. —N. L Goseace.
The "son ors healthy New Yark pub.;
' Usher," alluded to alieve, is Gilbert
Jones, eon of George Joliet, of the New
. York Times. He graduated from -the
Plow York Novelty Works, after a reg.
',and severe apprenticeship, with all
otters; and he is now in a mannfac
' taring holiness in the city of Brooklyn,
~on his own account—a business for which
itritnechanlcal knowledge and expert
, m atimitably qualify And young
21,,, r ls not only a dut class machinist,
t as much of a "gentleman"
.tr he had graduated at college and hoe
. regularly rounded off LTILIOIIB at Straw
4 .'sre and Newport.—,Tray notes.
The son of the "eminent college pro.
. :Amor," la-William W. Tyler, son o ,
Professor Tyler,' of Amherst College
. Young Tyler graduated at Amherst in
1854. taking the second highest honor In
his claw -and immediately. alter com
mencect serving a regular apprenticeship
' In the Ames Company's Works at Chico.
pee, where he has remained ever siuce,
cot only stadYing,the holiness thooreti.
cany, but learning to do with his OWL
hands all kinds of ' work. The great
need of the wintry tai the age is for
Messily educated men in the mechanical
and industrial departments, and if mote
young men wonld graduate front college
Walachian shop Instad of the already .
Ovtrcrovrded professions of law, medl
due and divinity, they would do a good.
thl. for themeelves, and the world.—
Id Mani ftepOliean.
The case of ScaArrrox's eon Is
not peculiar. His father was a meclum
.
le r anc he wisely chose the calling that
endowed the family with comfort, wealth,
and distinetion{ Such instances abound
on all Janda. Tt is, however, not com
mon for boys hrought up in what are
called by the, yotszies of fashion "the
gentealei walks of gfe" to sated a trade
rather thin a prelusion. Ordinarily
they are kept back
,from engaging in
mechanical pantile, even—when they
hale a taste think; by their female
relation; whose social igeas are shocked
by wbrd thq ilooliehly regard as pleb's!,
iendenCies. Sometimes, Indeed, father,
lack good sense On this point, and en
ueurig,e their sons to enter upon a pro•
radon; already overcrowded except at
top, to which only persona of extraordl
nen; capacities can pensiblyattain. We
:km* a boy, the only son of a lawyer
of eminence. 'fhasonhad a Migraine
for mechanism. and tinged to loo al•
.. )lowed to develo p hitiaelf in that dine
. Hon.' Had he .obtained consent, he
would have made a grand success. Bat
..the Mies . insisted the boy should be a
lawyer, and in due time take his lucre-
tivapE,soce. Today that boy Is little
better Asa a conianon loafer. the
father's hawlse deterrolnation wrecked
We insist that, meet bays ought to
. trade. To `sucklearning
it is niCitglary they J should have oppor
tuulty. Ons t of ( ottr i cidef objections to
ilia 'Trade 'talons la that they deny this
to all but a small number of :boys, by
-MINNS rigidly the proporikM of sp
. prlntices that may ite Instructed. This
„ikons of the mostodloos forms of deny
ing knowledge tolliosa who need It; of
keeping persons s ignorance of things
.Omit ease:alai for them to knoi,', in
Order build up • 'uperlor caste; , arid
of degrading the -masses of laborers na
da a pew* of proterilag labor and
ennobling It. ThQj streets of all town,
..are tilled with toys; who have no liwful
resource bat work tor the obtainment of
the neoesearies of like, and they are um.
trarily refused the if lgbt to learn tradaa
poi are forced, may of them against
their wills, to accept the lot ofday !shor
an, at staryatkin 'nines, or dm to join
the dangerous claimed, *.and prey upon
;paddy invite form! or another. We do
not bellein in trying to dignify labor in
this way., If tbere is one form of arts.
tocrscy more rept lalve to us ilia n au _
other it inane clan Of workmen attempt
lag to build tintamhyes up by trampling
down other classes of workmen who are
la as inferior position as to instruction
la practical affairs. We believe in work
and workers; in giving all a fair chance;
and inniimirincil efforts to elevate toilers
of oray grade and degree.
Chin amuse from Philadelphia and
',.ge.iteLlly from the eastern section of the
Blate, are fall of encouragement The
Deukocrats brag, as they did hut year,
of net reductions to be made in the &-
p e w= majorities; Act they will not
. lei beyond bragging.
Judge mums will not fall behind
Lfa iirlutt in Philadelphia, nor wig th e
Itepttblican niajoritY there fell Mateiially,
If any, - below Lit year'. majority.
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
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The following sensible remarks by one
of the leading educators of the State, we
find Ii
In the current norm
tionalidyrieufturist. Onr country read
era cannot over-estimate the importance
of the subject to cleverly handled:
The time was when it was considered
unnecessary to educate women: . Then
she wee the slave—net the COMIIIOII of
TOM Slowly has the error been die
pelted. There are those still in our
country, quite intelligent men, too, who
assert that all women need ' Is simply a
knowledge of the moat common branches
of study. But when we know that there
are. twenty-two colleges •in our land
which receive student'. of both !sexes,
affording the same advantages to both,
and - the:through the great - liberality of
Mr. Vassar, II splendid building, costing
half ajoill nn of dollars, has been erect
ed, where young ladies may enjoy the
very hest privileges under the most aile
instructors with elegant libraries, cabi
nets and works of art, we realize that a
change has taken place in the public
,mind and that woman is beginning to
enjoy the privileges so long denied her
and to which she is justly enti
tled: The happiness and. Interests
of man, as well as woman, are con
cerned In this upward movement. No
intelligent man desires to be associated
with an ignorant companion. The two
have a mutual Influence over each other,
elevating and ennobling or degrading
and debasing. Then woman has far
more to do with the formation of the
mind of the child than man. Diming all
her growth the girl is. the constant com
panion of her motherhand,this is true,
also of the boy, in all The earlier years
of h is life. .The mother molds the mind
anti forms the heart. From her the child
takes hie impressions. She imparts to it_
from her well or -111-fluelshed mind its
first food for thought and Its incentives
to action. On her the children lean, in
her they confide. And the child which
has a true, good and intelligent mother
is not ashamed to have it known that he
is influenced and controlled by her; in
deed, it is his pride.
If them statements are correct, then
to what extent should our farmers'
daughters be educated? It le not trne, as
button asserted, that their potation Is low
and they must not be educated above it,
lest they become unhappy and unfitted
for their place? By no means; no part
of this assertion is true. A farmer's life
Is suited to give wealth, health and vir
tue. It is a high and honorable calling,
of which no one' . steed he ashamed;
usually removed from the city and from
much society. It the f.rmer and his
wife have a taste for books they may ina
prove and enjoy themselves much; if
not, the mind will become weak and will
.be occupied with trifling and unimport
ant matter. The children, too, cannot
usually enjoy the.privileges afforded in
our cities. More than others are they
with and ender the Influence of the
mother. If she is,thoroughly educated,
possessing a knowledge of history, liter
stare and science, she will ever be pour
ing ' the
yr s gt i :ir n t iinds aste ar%
Im
'piling them with a love of books and
of knowledge. The more. she knows,
the more she will be respected by the
children, and the more readily will 'they
be influenced by her in all respects.
Betides no class of persons more
need the amusement and • sooth
.ing influence of books .than farm
ers' wives and daughters. All per
sons require changes, recreations and
amusements. The mind Maimed to one
mode of Parking, without' relaxation,
often loses as balance and becomes per
insaently disordered. And we have seen
it stated in the reports of superintendents
of Insane Asylums that a larger per
eentage, in proportion, of farmers' wives
become Insane than of' any other class,
and this is owing mainly to the severity
and want of variety of their mode of
life. Hence the demand for the pleasures'
end, changes which books afford, and the
atiejigth of mind which a sound educa
tion gives. We love to think of the hap
pineasmitich is enjoyed away from the
excitement and temptation of the city
by the family, after the toils of the day '
are over, gathered &mood the domestic
hearth in read - rimer study. And this is
not all theory. Names, without number,
of oar noblest women and most gifted
men migh,t, be given, who were brought.,
up on the farm, and had their minds and
hearts formed by well-educated. intelli
gent mothers. Above all things lot the
farmer /pre his, daughter a thorough
education in the higher as well as the
lower branches. To her it will be worth
more, In all respects, than the cattle, or
land, or stock he may leave. It will
give her character, position and influ
ence. It will prepare her to be 'happy,
to succeed in life, to bo useful. Educate,
educate your daughters no less than yotir
sots.
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When sand rests un a clay subsoil it
Is often very much im po proved by pene
hating the subsoil in plowing, and
mingling the two together, slue the clay
thnuanes the necessary amendment to
such soiln
There is no way of improving soils
more permanent in its character than
this proper admixture of soils. They
are more easily tilled, and are more ens
teptible to the influence of manure, and
can be more cheaply kept in a state of
productiveness. -
The moot fertile soils are their In
which the different earthly constituents
are properly balanced, and in the Int.
provement of farms it is well to look to
the character of the soil, and outsider
whether there are not other means within
reach, apart from I direct application of
'manure Inc its improvement. Land
hardly balanced In its composition will.
perhaps, require a long series of years in
the implicate's, or organic manures be- I
fore it reaches a condition, to which
Often it may , be brought naa short time,
by mingling with it a portion of the soil
ot an adjacent deld. In many instances
the expense or cartage in removing clay,
sand, atc., renders their use Impractica
ble,-
.bat frequently it can be- erected
cheaply, , and will pay largely for the
permanent character or the improve
ment made. •
Bandy soils are . be:refined from the
clay chiefly by realms of its power as an
absorbent, whereby Manures, or matter
resulting from the decomposition of
roots and vcortables are retained, and
made ',Mirage foe the Prod of pitons,
while the sand benefits tha clay solli by
breaking up its tenacious qualities, and
altering its- texture, rendering it more
easily worked and permeable to air,
water and the root% cf plants.
I=
In an article on the qualities of mile,
eta., Dr. Voecker says:
"Generally speaking, small rams, or
mall individuals of the larger races,
eyes the richest milk from the mime
and of food. Where good quality is
the-main object, Alderney' and Gomm.
soya unquestionably are the cows that
ought to be kept, for they give a richer
cream than any other kind in common
use in this country, but, of course, Al
derney' are not the most profitable stock
for cowlteepera in :towns,
__with whom
the Yorkshire cow, essentially a Short
horn, is the, fevorite breed, es it mar
passim all othersfor the quantity it
yields. Tide milt' however, compared
with that of the demeys or Ayrshire
cow, ii more watery and .lea rich In
buuer, sad, therefore, not well salted for
dairies in which butter and cheese are
made. In the spring of the year end
the early part of "claimer, milk is more
abundant end the butter Made from It of
a Suer flavor. As soon as the season
advances the supply 44Ainishes, but be.
comes richer In butter. The in,flusuce
of food on the quality of milk Is very
striking. A half starved cow not only
yield" but little milk, but what it does
yield le-miserably poor. On the other
kind, the liberal supply of food, rich in
WM:we:icons and Phosphatic elements of
nutrition, tells directly on 14 5 milk
Nothing, therefore, as be more !Nadi
clone than to stint dairy cows In food."
yrs , rosaf• pot
We find the following cOnnernlng the
potato rot, which is now doing much
damage in Maryland, in the Lancaster
(Pa.) Examiner: • -
As theca a great deal of col,ziplatlit
about potatoe is s
rottinz In the ground, I
thought it probable that mow armors
woad lake them up earlier than
which renders them very liable to rot If
great cam Ls pot taken. I have a plan
that I got from a practical farntrr, and I
tried it several years on mytak wetatocinP
outof ning
out of the mound, width iter
should be tot ,
ambit' dry, so that It does not adhere to
the potato very ranch, I select all the
unsound and braised ones, and on soma
dry floor, I spread a thin coat of good
wood ashes and then a layer of the socuul
potatoes, and so for every layer 01 pots
toes, a laver of ashes. bat not many
layers should be placed 'on top of each
other, as they do not get the a ir so well, ,
• Wheel Sloe ler hoe. heit.6. -
A. friend serv i ceable In
wheel boo, which
he ends serviceable In Me naltnre of mr-.
rot; beets and other roots: Take two
wheels stoat eight' Inches In diameter,
'and attach them by an axlntrce of tbe
desired length to run between the rows
Than take a thin plate of steel thirteen
inches long, and rivet ono end of the
two arms to the blade, and screw the
other end of the arms to the front -Side
of the axle, at a orormr angle, that you
may walk erect, and you may pus In
betn the towa as fast as you matey to
walk The depth of culture be
regulated
The
elevating or depressing the
handle. The ends of the blade should
set on a range with the outside of the
wheels, that you may push .1t forward
rapidly. without danger of cutting the
ula_ ts, the wheels answenng fora guide
to the eye...
.-._ The implement, should be used 'upon'
the field as soon as the plants are large
enough to follow the rows, and in com
e
.parison with the common hand hoe, It
reduces the labor and expense of culture
one-half.
shot of th
AN ALARMING LETTER FROM ONE
Needs] eorrespoade.e elttsbargh OLH Us.]
WASHLIGTON, Sept. W, 1867.
. MR. Pawsxsraw:—l drop you this line
because I wish to Impress your mind, If
pouible, with- my own-idea of the eel.
enmity of the Issue now pending..
I • .
If you knew me well, af. wish you
did, you would know that I ant no
alarinist—not a bit of IL Yet I believe
that the President means mischief. Be
is in coneultation constantly with Black.
Randall and his ring of "shysten" from
Philadelphia, Wood, of New• York, et id
emcee prime. 'Pee returned rebels of
Maryland are behig nightly drilled in
squads and companies. Two friends of
mine, being about Jessup.' Cut, between
here and Baltimore; known and reliable
radicals, assure methat their lives are
hardly safe; that the battalions of Lee
openly threaten what they will do. All
the evil splrits whiCh crept to their holes
In Mae presence of the loyal bayonets,
have - come forth like the midsummer
'rattlatinake, livid with long secreting
venom and preparing, on Small provoca
tion, for the poisoned blow. A prong
gentle Man, even in Washington county,
Maryland, who bad graduated in our
army and was a few days ago drillhig a
squad of true colored men there, wee
notified that he must.desist or suffer the
consequences. There is a meaning to
all tbis. I have not sought out these
facts. They have come to me because
the air Is fall of them. Everybody hears
of something cognate.. A troubled feel
ing pervades the whole loyal community.
There is a feraild looking fore! dreadfhl
things, and not amongalarodus, or
women; but among thou who watched
the thunder clouts of 1860 and 1841, and
kneed the teelPiet. too, when it burst.
This is my earnest, honest, sincere
.conviction..—that if the Pennsylvanla
election goes for Johnson, actually en—
dorses and pronounces - for Johnson; he
will accept the Invitation end produce
revolation call in the bands of Lee and
Beauregard to obstruct the meeting -of
Congress. My means of information are
pretty good. I know bow troubled
heart and mind are those who gave limb;
who proffered life on scores of bloody
fields for the flag.
In an access of executive frenay,.or at
the dictation of pluion' or drunken de-1
bench, General — Giant may any day be
put under arrest... The law
Is costesudng
him held to •be niconstitutional, and
the men embarked lit thliaterplise will
not stand at UMW; WI this, and Much
more, depends upon the October elec.
trona in a large degree.
I write thus, that if you are not
pressed alre ad y with the idea I ha
-
sought to convey, yon may at loud ha
my reasons • for holding it, end
whether it is not well grounded. If y
consider it so, then speak, write, act, as
a man does who is in the Writ of the
fight, /Lid the flag he loves oak
the truly blows lie deals
.
1803, an Indian named Wm. Con.'
oily married II wife in accordance with
the aboriginal curtom, he purchasing the
bride. He litedwith her twentyulght
years and had ten children. In 1881
they removed to Lower Canada, and the
following year he forsook her and_mar,'
ried his cousin. The abandoned wife
forthwith returned to hematite country,
one thousand two hundred miles west of
the Red River aett/entent, where Ms - re-
mained in a Convent until her death, in
1862, Conolly payluu for her sttpiport.
He treated their children with great
neat until he died in 1818. Her oldest
son brought a snit to recover a portion
of the property, on the ground that the
second marriage was Illegal and the first
binding, lind Me Superior Court ofWon.
treat has rendered judgment in his fa
vor.
—The cattle trade between Texhi and
gamma is a great wonder. Thla trade
comma • end' three years ago,- and has
been on the Increase anti! it has reached
40,000 head. Three years aro there were
9,000 head; the seertyear 7,000; last year
about 18,000, and this year nearly 40,000
up to this time, with • prospect of reach
ing gl,OOO. Western Tens and-parts or
liczico are strictly -a grazing country:
anti the men who ownsand controls lase
than 8,000 head • la really ,a small opera
tor. There are many men =Tow who
own irOnt 25 , to .10, and even 00,000 heed
of cattle, and Irma the select these they
receive-their only income; many of them
employing from 100 to 300 harden.
CHOLLIL4 VIROIMILI 1 •
With Ise Masai cartels mires% at (110/ersl
Moneta:al New. espispeiwil ter U. Da.
airs .eat • ximirleisaiekee imasellestad 1a lie
ilia met Draws ea ilLessa4lcat artilea earad
ours will care well.. . 4 Yee! 9.ee.WiNl~
• wad emitted article. wbea MOLD A.WII 7L1.1-
LIILL ARSICLII cut lie hat. item Lie abed.
era elsiscil u we Me &rase oftwelfas. Ii was
found loy eApei team Mal
PLINIII6PII olacu.=,& muulmw
.
Pea. Um bast, ext 4 •flptroltetiod .
all other; lbws.
tore It awls to rysokaa Qat. It 'sit .e 2141 Oars
ittk artitlejbtt Toe O. b 1 to Os, fo."ataal4
pun:bunlt to tte eulitstsot of all Wilms:
Bold only in Plttabazyk,
JOSEPH FLEMING'S DRUG STORE,
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gornerOnd *sok'!"linn Iltret. 7 \
vieomove r.'- •
The ben defame NNW* Cowen • vlilthltet
llleew to eiatillt • twin , .
the Ills-power ase. Me =viable awake that
wall Itt awl the nalt depeads Ran the Tall,
ltve alreagth el Ile eatlevoistk piled plea. .ta
propene= to the vigor •all own of the ph*.
hlua =4 the antlltallea. U Welt =why to
mist and Salt of the wet= laisehote ykl*,
prate= al= nem It i• • well Item factu
actlYe patch! illPst 4 differeal ewe=
weak e. 4 the mesa. The OOP pt eplaa Ct:l
ant.= that =Moe le hal • tOll4
searealy althea a .wont ape. /I la the with
with the aerial pets.= slash proem= apbtatetit
=4 =hereto Them, tlyentWes, hat= .at
Ma. • Theft *feet epee the system tepee
%wet Partway et reelstaace. Aslant, the
=re. this aeatatent Drava. Tes. Weld
the= Wier The teelahehltt agpwery tee
thla 446=1 tan bees lthrl4.l •
Ilogrrzmvs rroirLos sirisas, • •
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• =WOW lavtiorat diht=eitheg pot=
testify the body, lama= the Iltalstreigth •
ever/ eta= with this great It Wel laeliteras
Ilevinaher that It atnehlhatte wlthont awl
rialtlee the until '
ainio or
flan t I Wrild to litint Pio Ron our
kiselsoor nut neinittlin 'annadolinit aril din;
I Imo, for whirl Isallod intendon Yon beau lino
lunar, Low. . road:ober I.bal I bad
• 91 I wail maws add
Inn terrible Mid% Wainn WI ben "Th.._
slobs" on moonlit • • naroasnad map.
width to wen friend ,inigni situ on 007 tug.
•
I bunt that Lim Donlanr m . do of 0020124 41.
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eater
I• 1•• woowa attog oinntiion;
.
ninon, naousfal
id 4 Would
?Iron lG dijo•oo Yop4 tar Ippgr 0r row 04941
ritannorinin, on manna Of the ruddosasai of itts
con and 1000 fleet 00 n Cunard"
oblat f fru nonoiniiiindp OCAT 4 . 4 . • 44 4.
&aryl:motto/As of Nature lamb rid 9f amp, innn
bid condition la the ryitau .4•1 uttaiitly
sotilled that Thar method of treatiamat. mt.
lying to till arida, dad loos! nnidiontloas to
laialoar pare, mut eve, U anything *mild,
ntinnEin *MU. Ulab 1 Sad it dill, u 4
Won le rApori unpW4rlll anu pirliaidat;
EIS. manor obnidatiar U*o 0.4.1 Wu US
for room .11Provill slo4 tAit , 0000 opplia -
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Pat. , mitt:ls.. • Ingra p, m. •
WM. BINGHAM, Jr., AlenCIL6
postilarrit. ta aft,
at" o . , pri•M=Feinnituartrat•
NOTIV.E. it- HEREBY Nl_ ,_,
..i.;r tib.t tar aDi ton of Wit t ele:lra
osoo tibia their Moon Ay lrr'• to tarroNl
!.I!gitr*.e...o°-",431 ItrcirTitia?.'isr =.
1
rg7 . 47 ; 74741 :Wt0r77 1 / 1 a :0111:41ra:y;L:401 : 7 7.
L b. comrt tot MIME t•gitorklil.. .....„••
MIA 'ttr . . Akar, oyli toy pltettOtt.
RORDEI9I
1 -P • .
. . irpsuffussed Nob
2La.ii . e .. .4:L='
[....Dataikall Of Beef Ttr . rZ .1 7 .4 " 4 "
NADq. { A: foT wept
.0 • Ut
IMMartvals44l4.lleM.
.11 1 1 OrgIIPICE.IOII44 .
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Ks
nlziepttep r a ig
A. tss all VIVTS
tvPll4:o...ttl neiz% doarroz
n i
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Scanlan sad
DOM STOMINVOILMEA
_
mm
u atztlata-raimit
turovtin t s•
Inntign=eltialnexh."
NNW wiz) :11.1 ;It) or.l s ilve[al4 =l
TO THE PUBL.IO, -
WESTERN UNION TiLEIRSPII. CO
Surchrirrximincrig 01115%. 30 DurrarCT.
Pirrewirmig, 50 1 . 5 • 54 . 51 . tea. s.
REDUCTION IN RATER.
.
TEM TARIFF..FIIO2I prrrs-
BURGH T0•011111fAll r 541014 to 40
orals for t. word.. s•{'2 dents !tench ad&
*Ronal word; to REM ,TORE. 45 miss for tow
words, O. 3 mem mooch sildtilimuil word.
Th. treat and Moromd IlLettles EMU Oom.
Mr limbic* Minh to mak. this rediettosi ..d
Mather cameo are contantadatad to potato to
which their 1 Der .1404.
T. B. 1. DAVID.
' evoralateadtat.'
SHOW 0401.1)8
SNOW C4RD/1/
A LARGE 'ATOM OF TRESS
BEAUTIFUL CARDS.
Commaly en heal or *dr fo
ordrr. for any
Naive, 6.
W. '.A.. :LYONS,
Ple. I Flab Strecit,
rim
DRY 4SHD CO 1.)14
jrEER & LONG'S,
sai.9lT.; :
f:3llopors La, t Dimmed
•
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FALLIIIOOII,
Imlttalps lIIMINDS. .4174 0.14.5/1404
CUBII_ZOhAkLICWLII.
zLiaxtus, a
Spoolal attention la 111,144 k out Moak et
CLOVIS. 0 .1110.11 . 1113:5, ,nad 5 •
ruaNisuute aoops.
EE ER & LONE, NA -81 Okl• Streit,
lifilzivaj:ezi:Eldtfial4:l:l:i.o:l
STONE-SLiklitil •
7.1121.44 rt Phieadni,: PiVl6ll;
68,r11 VU/111.1.: amain ull r us t t
Toos&V" a". kt..xtrinbre %wiles as the
mum. gaapil /traitßaLl44.4 .
3171101!..PL.
se2l
liso Wept,. 41 Wirer Atol
4..117i CM*
41•1
DISSOLUTION'NOTICO.
Tax . PARTNERSHIP. hereto.
lbes inlslAsgbatrimak WILLIAM A/SpIIAX
awl ikurresw Runtime, aoms
•Y4Ar ,U.s ayla ot , HSMFL2IU A
BILDNIAA. dlosolowl on Übe .7th (Ay 0
Nabob, ISA. by tAo d.itA of AIWATLAW =X
MVO— All alma on oold labo moss be Atonal.
•41 to WILLIAM AID /11.12 for ' yoyaust,
ott MAY duo the Ina orb Oollottablo bylkbA.
oatttbi
coons,
Embroideries.
.
, Ince goods.,
CoStoa Hosiery,
run sacs am um moss. sr
WHITE, ORR & CO.,
FM MM.
FINE WALL PAP :18
September, 1867.
••
W.' • •P. MARSHALL
Asnim , tom• tine matins* , .peln,l lawman
MIND Preach Paper Blemeglags,
Ise H.u.e I.W.
. IT V/002311illIntr.
am= a nur0...........mmat noxszra.
GREENWOOD NOWIDRY.
min & ioNNEm.
IPbbing aN 51"1**Y.aulisfirr
fti xau t ukt e , ear
... V.able 44 . 411
OM Danes% sap I. enter. ,
OW*, 280 Liberty ' , grim/.
• .17413 (Acmdsarr of It lest.)
DM)Nre .
. .
'I3I7.IcPOWDER.
?leo won Irtooto rowan. to Dot , tl , VDAUM
folaltio too,• sod 10 abortion ootrio to aaadlo
soil . totaoort olua wooly irmta. nod Imolai
oroottllf OLM+ . 7 . •Litoo .. •
ud ir i .a.M4o . ll , OY1)111 lig. rum
Ilsol mot ttke YI j r4o . f=it . Alt 4 r.l2r
LT • lt&X.11111 . &TS&
IL W. C....BIDWIZEL * CO
Om WolterSigrid Own', Attar.
TWO lIIIINDRICW TWOOBAND
-1
Half Spaitiabligirs,
JutIAN ia4oistsuimitorm w riAt
/light Dalian' Bar"Thotuand.
sionzirc r..pruntega.
OaesseRIBILITZTLCI4:I4i WATTS Mr
NOVICE TO TNt PUBLIC.
TAM: airriCm, that nay wire.
• t =ajar' Ctrs.,
tht Ittlthithir. the Ilth peiSulter. 111; ud
la rwr Yuma kelt ay PM lletb Weal tw art
Deer lowskehlp,4l.leVe !Whip. 1... withal
pahlast abase p Ise Lang. with her
Res set; hello hyls
AL This* Th.nmetwl • row obeli*
am Mien. Sww vhaulde Owe. ail al •
tare eletyi haw W. 'We hal tire Vale&
ail Net ees ere hereby lemma bee he pwrelme
hwy.( est 4 liasdtptteh hat. Or to triWbwr_olt
koseit_a!, as( Mot I:47 watnett M. 7 •80• r... .,
• /ALPS 4171111%0.
riTrISIIIO3II. &MPS
FOIL LUX. ,
820 4S.ORES
food Yaral,* Land In Int
Tutiehipx. ifreedAitla. tugs .1 WC POI
us,l• fat elq pravird7.
Fee paitidli" Imilare el;
W.SOTITEE
•arasi -as Kama: firater::'
1/. aastasoz
TILLIKABABINIION.
moommon. Y , JaYy ORAZIIB4
LOG., PUMPS.
VatilfirolMEEMkerle
triarll==.""!' what
NJUIETURITON
111 04, 1 44 1 4 ankftidelk irdf.
- " W. W. AllitlelWoN.
row maw 1r6,... walk
JAPANNING,
r4pcsap,
WAWA.* LLOYD,
Mu 3 ■4 Criabt Itmoitt. 111111111303, p•A.
2 . 4 0 0 4*1dar 1.!
L.l rt ! H'" l4 211,,altaftiligr at
ItLYVIA AID DOICEITIO maw .vewu
CIUAIVIA 4 I/Ir. P PA, I tZt a te C t,
0,000 .4 an.
•
Pt WIND mum.
AUttsit caret& Low tuts j•
A. &
."„ 96' Fourth atria. I
.. . ,
Mg r ricraTFß D Ttritilliik-V tiVa
OUW. P uogs in NA mtat..
'n1.041111 raalLATiiiiiakrrtlitr
Viiiiila am Ur. Mad. •rsi
sopoqp Dooms. - .- , . •
kbina l Mirlrtt.Atmai. 12 ""'" n
. 4111:4 2 & J .,... d . .' 4l Ateln ,
arkreirWitq. ‘# itMeMa
M is
arson pommy slum of t o . ?... 41 .• AU
~ 61111:141.11: . • 1111 'jag.: =Meth,
25 oix ) mums Jun) rEntatz
, MINATO W.VIITRO ! 1 0 WI tho
igen rilentio anidt u rt . ea:
atiatE•s or rtn Ni i l lifil
'%• , 21. 1 %:1:0 1 1: 7 4-;:b./Waiet
•
816'000.7P.114.4",
OS ROWD, *MP 151 F 44 4 11 .
Mr! *arrairir,
' 110.siaiwokt
bemitisafrree,, , ;
WM
nottint 'AND VIPP FR . 111 eari
attuated . “ Mau s %
i t , Ti b er I m 44 . 14 .
Mat to ga 7,4140 Wan, Imp
high. 61 . ime 0.1111:51. Mil
mom brdrasairwoos s,:
• .
fnraa LN1114415411
•
Ink Of N. LOOT. 08100?. AID 10 1101081;
NOS aNlegloimy 01t4 Ts
JOTEPII METER & FON,
FURNITURE,
aILI CB FULD rETT430268.
SKIMos
FOR SALE CHEAP—The Ls*Se.
Wok and Ttitar. of • lot:ran,* t.i.al,t*
Um.* mad Bakery. Loestlos MU, *art.
anollsoon already onabnahed. .11tIs lo *rya,
tron ,,, nl . rarity *monad. Paolloadera;
tonna tar,. Kowa. Lor tlbta. tr: Vote.*
*armor rola( toittropo. bo *nanny,
coNriSTIONES, .
croulaseur. oznez.
EXECUTORS , /ALE.
CEETI
• no linderil [Red DUI..P.• to eels, by
tic Wachs or Untetlio.
1111111Tois v' (iy of ilidskr,l. 1117,
- Atiroeuerr:lr. dl tha argUlliN;
tag aucribgamrglillS.O.
.d1.9241:48T41112:r1117t.
Wild), greet.. • 11.1...• allgra=.
rtaberlaarl i" Vg=lsTratatlilit T ai
togragalt, on tag egaaaliggllig Harroand
agar tag OWN BAliroad. rgping Sra bark
raaag roam yi of a alle. •11001 1 or 0 tg , les
a from ta• City or Pltlatraria. Tab IA Wm of U.
.1 tagirablo concur regiargeta.
Tate. Or abLZ—X euo loalawas le a yens.
With latareat payable .01121.1kfoal to be gle
amed by bald Rad Plartir i la c tir
alerH Veer.
, Z . :pillion of Malls Dwastocoa, asarsa.
ewrn
. .cu
/MR OPlarin Aq
IN THE ORPHANS , COURT OF
ALLZONIINT COUNTY. 'reamtotal. in
2114, '" det_ .. "" e Vr.,:rtiptiriet''Zt&Gtk
iyrlt rerutios - •
Tollertho tormerly_llWhoUraliani,
.leterowried with Illowas away, Illea
(omen., Mien Oral.= =taw& weer. Ow.
swum MeW tan
I.llore, Irsitay,Orelaw Hu g h
ha who hes for us rniardlea wallow
Crooler; !tow Oramo b a Woof. who hoe for
tiforWirglie, W grotorlY hlofT af=. _I 11 .
ward. w•th WWI.= whrelos; limbo aft...:
formorl7 Nor ikapet.
_toter...sr:l.4 with WO.
Itm Wes wiy bell. ~.67 . 11.2 . , lad Ml
=atm lio•
e e . ill o eit t i i o t oa M V w ll eeaO gI s r l ethabrt e m T o hlsir iodnnWiatelu of
io O n w ,
e M a o i m le s
og
THUNellar, Noire" a sp lod hifurra
awe "
eum. Walter Weld net pre two as by the
will of WA leee4satMe law of Ws cm.
solwealla tthrttooll a t.. It which Uwe. axe
Were rue mer Mead If you tali* Dreyer.
aim= !. VLVLii , YarIC
rm a r.'"4 • 614714%..taa,.1 imams
EXCUREON 11111INSI
FP!
iparm_PIPANSIVNAIVIA
rein IS SCULL 111/1111beetyrom
so. UoV, I.Vrertrearegie..eb•rt
lmets Imam Le•petwevieed— ea •.. ;
11.111. dpi
Id. te..!jj 1:50
0 - : tiggiilrega l atalVialeti r
er4l:lh.rig rel .; 1: 0
9- INregns sill pleat Mai/ tolStalestslolra
to need tn . .; eartet itett .
rart_, -It 'viz. " sceses of vd!
Sore ... Wm sat for ople 10.1117.!
Naries--ate mar r.
inarir=lr". Var m iTti rbr
U■ll•4
wstr a • I Pa As. •• 7 I AM I IL4lsae •
Cu, 181.
=I
• SKIM MUM aOh
POINT SAW MILL
C•n7 6t. awl Alltglasy Mar,
•
• • ALL/dial:XT. . .
1 4 1 11 ,i t lads .4 .11.11.1Wr.
101.1.&ateasalealk . .1.tr
V a e irriti l l:4ltany Sas •
04.01 W
swoani RELF•TICISPEBEIG
gq/U/ 11 9WER
BRICK MACHINE,
MA3113/.II.OIMINZLI UT THE
PITTSBURGHBBKOC MACHINE
Ran miunctriuss CO.
Illillsobbsi WWI*. Am AbiiirZts Sao
110.2 a, tonlboot the IrsorsaSSo.s. gg g . se•
sossarTfor •••ft woo. Rooktaos.l sat Pm
II , barowsblo. romolot W.I rabbi, brisk
losli Im= kr=al4o4lllllrut....,_SbO
M i rlirbassl WO. SI ii i =l=Soff.loWl
wall. toovs yobs bones .1
to l•
. ra
Tritfp17.44, 1 1, -- -"...V1E.,
WlBille. bb..... raaraotoo. be as'
bout ••11.111of Iron sad n sod
oel. la
too loot
'Mr. IgliC k y . VstXtrotieWlNall ' irws " .
ISaa. as .• ..21pr. •
' IOW LIMES= INT, ai Us, ,
Nur U.. ulags 2., Y. Dom: . 1
os111:04 rtrgsganow rg.
Tilt MENU illiLL
Nig Cinei sal kin !bikini
F. BOSWORTH 00. Prap're.
Zlk i ireltly=llLte maul morliZbyr re.
aromTonuariatbirr__ I;fira
ommt wlbrals,
e& as, Bums Lictuum.
mom.. s.
dititYZiNtinstailaat Cur t
may ley atom..
cm cotiaccrtzto jiaExor.
D. tuna. --a. I. sawrow—.4. a.; '
niro■.
- SNITII , SOON& SIVON
Local Collecting APIA',
sa. a re. mum tini 1 140 a.
F. U. 30.2:114L mut Ram.
entinitis take* tar
AN7 sraleaUa..
A. char/flu/4 'Man MIL an sot soludn,A,
TUT OPIUM
fulkatiki
tachi faiketkid, fro ,
lam
C'4 l
IE4 iota Art
11 0 tie mi cHtf i
if am. xi. =LA: ,
rs 'urn Mall
The Highest. Market Trite
GOLD 111 TEE,
•
Ef lO Pirlea InUM ; lint
IT .11.101 it. CIL;
'woo? AWL MUSS
aumplyzwa ,
BUNGS
aiummure: no. *
Itaalzieummi aid Wligassile DoOm ta
MACHINE CET . COOKS,
Tarp Irist- Nal* 11414
ausur. ziuset.us, •
to de as +nine sc.
• • cumin 'AMMO cl
FIAME,IIIMFACTORY
. ,
' rfarONß •
no. no, wood et, rittrursfi •
Lr "Naafi -
ILDIXO WM .
_
ABlWitle WILTCHLL
• lIITIPIVID ItrOCR,G. ;
FWe Gold said Silver Watches,
FINR COLD JIWILRY,
swirlairxte, =emu. 46..
puturatzgr....n d wav o m m
ripahuisrmapuragasa.4 Ss: is
, wArruors,
es roma mum.
TII• oars Oxon Xarlat .thtet. oanialtrl.
~t I 3OAII. wonas-_FOR SAM
v• w wptiLlawiagragr i alit,.
rioyanatrig .
wits op 4O esigabila Wt.
onakrinanur. •
4011 , 401fium
......„.4gr u var'n •
4mMidiummermt-bigia
" amcnicimilcmile
awriatinrapitvt,
wa -- "PA`" V"'
mar • ea .• lise•
=ME
CHo cu rAmtairritiose:
inititrauliftrus em = b issaW-AT!
raasiarsizandusi.
- mmi
oak etediounrojaegiutariz.
11/4117/ ACTIIIIIIIII Of
=
Irani& 14
total Radlftion.
1/DXO,IIFiIUt.
=3=l
AND Forams GLIDE 24,
affl
l i do/x .l
,4 1 6 mores,
• ' RV
"T •
iaIININ • gal"'
1867. FALL TRADE. 1867
AIIBUTINOT,
SHANNON
& COMPANY,
wsolagstur. ripiarss IN
. _
DRY GOODS
11i0.115 Wood
or/1R AT 11 'nu 111011
press Goods, Pritlik
deris; lean. Tweeds, CoUts,
Cairdweres,dattdsts.
F. k L easalkeir, Flannels,
Shawls, fickle, Whlle , Geeds,
Bleached and Orme Beßestlce,
♦ IIILLLIIII ON
Weis and Small goods,
Bured Mainels,
of LBW% awl bows iiikatatuare
AIM lilLll7lllo/11
31PliLattIEFIM4C1Dirill
111BEFOGT BAGGED_ FUNNELS,
CA XFLA.ZI:ii
Greenville 1 1 41Tesi thunielL
commy m Anus,
kola atal.ily consalsidaa. at Ylll Ira*.
.Iroll Line In all Deparlinsats
e = d ar e a r tawthill . is sill .a 4 .xsiasi
-116 Wood Strad.
ARBVIIIIIIPT, OMNI! &
o. aaivzvor.r_ W. T. 1111AWTOX.
AUTUMN TRADE, 1887
SOY,
DICKSON
• & COISPINTI
No. 54 Wood Street,
PITTSBIIIIIGIII,
Mitcovis OAT*: Thoir
F'AX.a4 grrt3olsC
DOME= AHD FANOY
DRY MODS,
BEE.A:c%M.IBI,
AND NOTION'S,
llf GRICAT VARINTIL
MM . weetsballt bees,.
NMldryly/ the Ileiteem mad
cub and Short Time Buyers
Are ilavtlat u ettualize the died&
ss. zatrasoy,
J/1111211 DICK 111•11
I=M=rni
KAY &COMPANY,
wirsisiaaa ass yurrAtr.
beisellers, Statisiem
DIMIZA
,
inrcz;caa.
sinunie.)
Mice!lamela - 'kW's,.
law apd *adieu Books.
retool Books.
Bleak Seeks.
Writhes rapers.
etsiticnnin. Envelopes.
A CIUMI =DWI Clllllllll, U un
TER OLD, ORIGINAL -
Ma 111110 HE
FRRON ARRIVAL OF
Touts Wien s
Old arson.
Impartal, ,
Ganimowden
Msg. lenCElthuit,
Cow%
Siosichossir
Oo long.
oia country 'Blacks
And Japaul
all 3111
ALL or Tsui nor voArarr.
N 5). 20, 'Fifth Street.
•,„.6„ „ •
TEAS i , TEAS I
- Of ill PrICIO aiiii t Will at
411 .033.'111.13 0 '181.
i
1;2 13 Vmh....
1 ... 4 11 . 43 ,, , tria&
=7 _ 7.1 ._
~..a,o , ,r xm cv a, .
." 7 .1."4-::"" -- • n, ..
IttiaV.T.L . , 4:tn.'
/ ..... tr ... ~..,........1
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it .ll6 ±"' rant W. : it ' 0.1:
I ra
11711 5 Ni, tir" itfu r I d ' "
E 4111,6. 17 Vat!
=72 i r aw Er.=
It{ Nam& es.. whom.
A . JuLica - smart
GROCRIT AND Pitivlsogi
COMPANY.
JUR A. Beal w, heddeal.
J: P. 11111111 .4 kental4:,
Ts, soap
.st 08110,610 II wadi
10.41 Moo Irlablas ta non alliaelthe
et Ita log bettor !.,„ I • ~•
41 41. 1 APPP. NI 41 ' 11 c N cr a ,
AS 1114541141 tuallscheat
CIUTIZIN Tut l st.
RPIIXIANY
'~ , :ifwir~i~.
NEW WHITS
irCALLIIN
BROTHERS,
No. 51 Fifth at.;
=I
FALL STYLES
CaPEENGS,
Oil Cloths, &c.
BORDERED CRUMB ,CLOTIIa;
Heavy and extra wide. MEET
ING and DRUGGETEI, bribe
yard.. A very large assortment
of low priced INGRAM. and
superior RAG and COTTAGE
CARPET&
M'CALLUM
BROTHERS,
51 Fifth Street,
Itetwees Smlthdeldand WoodSt&
MS: -
!MAW AND KILLIBEar fops,
RIBBON, TRIMMING
NOTION
THB LARGEST HORN,
BEST ASSORTED STOOK,
To be Found Ask'where.
JOSEPH HORNE & CO.
CALL ATTEITIOT TO THEIR
Second Arrilial
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
VERT DEPARTMENT IN °MUNE
003SICP.LETE:
Purchasing for CABS, dtract
trent importers and Manntlae.
tursrs, Vire Ogee our 4304 at
EASTERN PRICES
TatoobY swertas to Purchases ,
Freight and Expenses. Mayers
will end It to their advantage
CALL AND SEE lIEL
Nos. 774 79 Market
L
Mil ul ludictven
113(k EOM VirDOje,
Of Oisiftes. Wads ILO dasettitOas..
no bstmee.t oar .30.1, a Imoa goals at
61 MUY Atainied Prias
. En bgrok hag enri 6bn,
Lsl,lnuel price , -
ras obit 11446 Bole teireilloh,
64 Thu fwd 611 End Lib, $lll.lO
. formr6 SI4N 616.11, • .
7414121, L. 1 "" nee: ` 4 if
7011,10 Pt 140.'6 it, mss u.
81 'Fifth street:
CT=
L=2l
PLANING MILL
BOX. FACTORY.
.1........==1emn—ii , a—
. it... rdr —e
= t i,„ r o.„ ra i t . ; I r a , 1 . 1. i.
F e- ~ra i 4,,,f.
61.,4
„ v .._ ..,...C./. *0 Al 4, iv ,
Ow i 4. lg.. m . k 1ant.. 6 .1.11:0. = WAPOI
A " I'W F li " e k i, 4 l BOOM AND
ls
. OAS
AM -Ri o * . • •,. •
Aid nasal wit start zaaierlal. ''' '
aranY m . l . l llla la Mewl la (Do Manias
au - na ..4. 1 , 7 0...,.
..... sa k ra maxi w.,%`?". ' 4 " • '"" 1 " 1
. son mit% APPLY, 2v . 1.,: - -
1101118
it/a1 irefu.)prieg "..21,•fi"°'"4:4'
shenti..
~'A.PJga
....N'a
=1
WARRING COMM.
` Ls stetuar azir
z r am , Alm ...;'amteuelia_.
1111 T. C,"•117.F
HOUSEKEEPERS,
PLSIAOR TRY IL
lotiln,tif,a"d'lrorot igolilnW.
1211 : 7 Pa i niTiNitls15 . 1v;i4ljt.
rts them otstl? owl ookluttho •tj"
11.1..0it0 atotal tor &mailman iwuRII.
o N a mi nt.!ti_D/1M15.3, 40. Lt.to trimmed to
. ,
NQ 1,1347 E..
p aa evrutztartzt,rtiv-m
• t as oar OM* AM 1161.1 , 1M4 NOW
119 11.00AMWPAISMT.
e 1114.11%11141 VOW.
.6F_
4 ,4 1 .
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_ italllLLllll,
iit MIK Mar MM.
I.—Loßug.
"''2i••,
OITICE OF Tim PACIFIC
4TIANTIC TFLIEGISAPH COMPAL.
NT Of' THE UNITED ISTATIN_
tirrsar.u. September I.UI. 110,
CtALIELTZP. •
9N► the Ottlasaldi Of rlittabstroh.
The Beall of Oaken of the Paella and Atha.
Wu Telegraph Company of the United Swop
have great pleasure Inan. inning the °yew.,
if their knee to Cincinnati and LOalnitle. :
la sotordaneo vrlth the dultv which they 'be
lieve should Prevail between Ude cornered..
sadthepnDlk.ln all chars es for th stream:eye
Sion or menages over the wine of thin Compa
ny. they havi ordered reduction., of rates. tem
thee. heretofore enetamary, between Moils
natl. Yttuhnehh. tad tatarroadlate point.; had
have alto directed • red action to to made la the
rata to New York.
The erintletemirwith welch thle Como...Thar.
endeavored to serve the public, not ealy Or •
prompt tran madden oi UsieningeS.,.but by 4o
oesvoTtot to rozetie of taltgoopit4i.
.iiaUtles then:L*o.o3M mart mum; from
rodimutiltr • uotitlisuallou of that batrehmre
male% has se Am on eared Abe Baud, of Wattle
la their eedearore to establtan • permanent tie
dependent Telegraph Mae; mhleb.' • vitille prent;
able to the atoonholdere, from the Rood 1.11 of
the piihtle. Mould be, stolidly . remuneretive te
Mt public, tram • eteidy bbillipe blue of the CPA
for the trannaltlitins of incensed.
• BYO. 11. THLI/RSTON
eeiltt 1 , 4144. at P.'
• A A. Tel. Co. a the
•
tart:ILIAD RALLY i' • •
AT HARE'S HOTEL Pittsburg
01 'DUDA VIM Pent 5111, it i ciao
• 0 0 .11e/LAILEItAs
31111tX W. GEARY.
EOM A. 61.
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EiiirGW I I?!!AIL "al • •
In DIAMOND Allogh '.,
on ThttiidS) . Evenligi Sept. link
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'FILL ilk it LLD 08.
madnisdif
IN -TEMPERAN I
in loym r dunii uitnweeniollia
Agiovhlts.kkon addru•
Jon, Taq., "
Wit: O. NOILZL D, ';
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TEz ." r , u . n f 3( 3 4 /T 3. "
M'KEESPOWiI
Will bold ••ILES aenTliffi.
. . ,
Saturday :Evening, Sept. afittA,
Au 101 l ciilieiteire invited to be pxnarat.
ratearing el:waists wilt be' peanut aqd
dsese LG meaStag: U. W..0011d, BUISIaLL
Eiticrri• and JOHU AL.,KIIITEPATII.II7B red . .
IarNINICH WARD
ibl septrinacalisett.'
NINTH ..WAR
win teta MAIM 1121ITING au,/
miazacicox. macricrima,
b [VW 111111 G lept,ria,
J.,Z. YOORHZAD. On
LIE.S mad TIM. HOWARD, zL,
Du meeting.
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Tika fotkorl.ag !Ream will Aldress 01. ii mut
ing: 0: W.' goals, 'Tao& ROW.A.IID, nun:
arra. rintsrr, ett=4* zywr eltlaea
abould attend. , _
melt ZACTITC
etteddeateean Axr.'
.•/ettE INEZ; A •
prITTNE .STOCILEIO RS Of
•', the :I:Woe
h a
tee iNeetratry
are berthre Melee that tee Auteuil emits: elf
We ommn' the the eleetten or Nwtone gad
the transaetloa math elan twines& Naval
tame Wore them: 'NUT tat - bele ee Nike TWIT
WeDNIZAIMEIeUN uCTOSIRE NEXT, 1 Na
tiato , Neek te.. the ate% et Saul Clo:my.
la tea Ottleg i f i zltarit ••• , .... •
.t tale. Tams; steamir.
nrEiDEPIINIDENT Irtarrzei,
. 00i i t i a talt il t/ONDIDATi. "LW COUNTY
mAirraus are 501114161.14
Of Allearbosks 'all'. Tesordosoca oroaalso
%lens WO COMM. Itooodkost tee eOllllll7 aft
tll do ad lo lislo , poost SO
wore the electlo¢ e [ oar h00t... ••=:117
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'
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• aseall ...treble tern 1 , ~ ltteepet mean
et ...aloes boom st tho/10 emoted la
the elty to steel bun et 11 1. Del...ler .4
.eatelar O. tomato . veva n ett tte tow. DU
."Aamunaware to bo atdree at
tygrartlmttl. ... r ti.oltegttte,.7.„ :Hi ted ce•t mutta.es/.
FOR R
ME
. -
wereP4 . 44* . o;
Near 11Loc•6•111ro •liliart • . Inaulre It Iftif
jetii i got m in ter!Pqry. 3 77 yov , ty mt.:. ear ,
, Juzusiir.sisiaTe sumo& •
Ggmr ITiIM,HOpSE.
ittoto.')W - ..4c0i.;.
remcocpstwarrs,,,- ci
No. lei - Wood ,Strirset.
ARCIT.L.FIA.I.IIXI) &LUH PIiTYDTa•
zurinas, tza nuns 'sad TAILS OUT.
Mtn, asamozhatetw .
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nitwholeaMilaVag. 44"l " l " "
tlarareatrg:4l. to
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811 " 4 0 1 " 41 .' 0/".
mai t.,0,41K41 , 41171 Nob Ca , Wad
:
LEAD PIPE &DEEM LEAD,
• • tbeloisait'lliazict nu/8.-Atm.;
,' bite, NEJLTESIkIa,
• =AM AND 111015 -
glak VS! !KM.1+3 0 .4
itAnarkVAlummti,;&.act.,
Noi 167 ;Smithfield 'Sleet!:
ot+rivernum.
Wag Etta 1116WW0S's
,
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SEW 8441. MACHINES,
1 1 10 4WMT...F.:4,47,111TUFP.,, , ,
sH:..:: . iRk!...:RO!S..
mmgla
317 libeitiiiStreet,
PrITSFORGRi.p4
vv. '"AWMAND
SVllMoratra
bruw.vingr o
saw,
.tr"..kgrociaiE:strainenriha son.. ,
van, eosurow stAictusz
„ a l=
e fillrOUS. Nor,1 7 . 1 fr :( •of
c. j rtaf i lY A t
L i
intar r 14124918" 4.11/11A
w.isra
BOILER lIARERS WARTED.
TWO CALEETEC AND ClitPrilti, TWO
MGHT-LIAND MOSUL/to am Two LITT
HAND WlTtTrus ma Sad fonoodlato anD l O7 .
amt. at mod worep. Or oddrrarlag B. • T.
Buigny, ZutsvUlo, 0610. Nose DO Int
l:4lM waft.ua peed apply. MOMS/
SITUATION , WANTED, by a
TOUNU MAX,
.dra Clark hi Grocery Mare.
Or u leirt•tagt Noot.Nrepre. WHY*• .vexl
Dud sad be bad um. ex 'Wove* , in abe NO
/damn. for two day.. IC. W. ILL.
e,
m P. 0., 11. Nactli
WANTED, .
JULY coLb COUPONS,
seumosspound Datereet Notes.
JAN= T. BUDS & 00.
comer l'onslis wad Wood Ittal.
C 721
VIMATTJDMon In Salesmen
vpilpiwzrivr littlonsl Art AssoelltrAlt,
L. OLIZZAI,
•
I. _ ?allo=t Ot
=mead Pttlibargh.
[.r:.:f ~'~,hL
PARIS EXPOSITION.
OLIVER'.
N'CLINTOCE.
& COMPANY .
Ilan_ Jost, receipt frog @grope
the new aad ►eatntlhl WILTON
CAM% 'Molted at the Paris Ex
'position by Messrs. Btlatong.Lew
-4;lbldendatter, Holland, who
staitfAif tae Head of European
Illiaitiftularers of
CARPET&
lieeeruabbilemb teWls have owed
welsher deans wee awns* be wol
ves up MU Wow and nisei Owing
*Anna; wariest, terebe Weiis
mall ell wbe ra adopupoints
neUnne *Abet la - inter and daddnoodU
,presoasee U a ld !AVIS Or SLICAOTIN
OLIVER. ,M'CIoINTOON.
& COMPANY
iravilalreopeurd tkalr sew fititeens.
Obese demortearat Sr ,WlLTerlili c irEtr
SUL BitI7IIIILI, TAPESTRY !AM
dna; do..' imported directly •
widali limey iiffer ea low as
UK/ east be imarelsared to York.
Theta , Oslo 'look of TKU 1111011;
TWO PLITIV WOOLSOI nraitaiss,
KILO sad BE P COILTITO sal ellITTO
OTTO; ./so. OLOTIAIk IeiIUATTO I
marrures, MAT% le Ml
~Upsooa
varlily of quality sae *suers, se
Is Lammaiss of Pelee.
N. n. aot
se=
OLIVER
M'CLINTOCK
& COMPANY
No. 23 Fifth.' 14-t.
BARGAINS IN MITTS !
JUNE, 1867.
WE ELVE MMIM/tIMUU:I
NM STOOK,
Doubt at matt Auction Ulu la Row Talk,
Redaition of ti Poi: ten
:them . grim of Mumma*
WI-WOOL uirGicmrs
25 Cleats Per lard.
AMU WOWS,
SG rents Per Yard.
. .
led, Milts aid Clinked Mailings
To Ile Cent, Per 'Yard.
WHITE` WiTTINGS,
To $ Couto Poo Tard.
EZ==M
ir6ti a / 4 1,111 LACK currnis
ul.d l ono-mamiapsio,p-bu m
A AEOUATIOM of FOE Hi MIL
& COLLINS.
' siutatrinh, street.
. •
Mitt innehyt to trotted Sista I:tooton e w r
au Ames," 111100 ad 1100 j, "Ter asown•si 104
FALL STOCK
CARPETS 1
~II~~.: ;AR4S~TG~
A VIRY LURE NOOK OF
kalill.lW Americas !numb,
Be OM NNW/ Br...sserso
,Olierleaa TsMUT ru stile,
• Aus.ricalt MP%
ZedidthisOnside,::
•
iteiriii7 iv, Reed. it....crtdao
g..-ar,p,:irgn-WaL Zirear=
BOYARS, ROSE & CO.
21. rifth Efteet,
inimitable/ ' 11.1d46 • Sum
SEWING .
Dw" !f t i fT`9!!!!!!!rf
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but au
, 71 , 171c4 . 44 6.,
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Wm WITCH All LOCK STffeli
Sewing 4aehines
4,, exasiteli ttrift
Ai. lob rum Nowt.
Glgr MPC.4
GROPER AIF RU &
ht a 11011 4.70 1 / 1 . 110104D e rfasli
tiarulasti. lead. Dos.sll4lll.l4llaalifte
SO. IDA Mrs er..11N,,,, 14
sniumuliAnNel. CARRIAWII
WU' MU Al** MEM
ika,vivjgap,,„:.; fi tie tan bzu;ux
- 72% i , os Inns mut
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THE 60 / 0 • 1 131 - 41i Malta
.
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trividea - pda s a Aftwiiiiz. Plow MP
' lllO ISM ninntrrame.
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Unalliewof sal
sad m
sit turvziossoirsattalz.
• at i i *Calar ormai.