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ONCE *OBELI
Republica:lV Remember the rally To ,
mows. In the Allegheny Diamond. GRA
IDerrittaoi. and Ca.upplum oral asr!
talnly be &Are. Torn oat.
SURKEY-ITALT
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When a cost gets old and rigged, and
the material of which it la made, rotten,
It is of no avail to mend it. If an at.
tempt Is, made at repairing, the come.
quince trill be a new rent near the seam,
And a useless expenditure of labor. '
The politics of Europe are to en seal.
agods cohdition. 'They are old, thread
bare n
4
d rotten, and the tuk of the on
' lbto tailors engaged In keepingth em decently patched, is a thankless
one. Hole after hole appears with won,
derful rapidity. Eagerly as the diplo
rat. ply their needles they cantiot pre.
Tait huh - rents (torn appearing daily.
lied odors arise froth gate crevasses—.
odors of such disgusting character .that
they offend our nostrils even after their
long
.purifying trip over the bottom of
the Atlantic Ocean.- It is this very odor
'that makes. European statesmen 80 gnu.
ions to patch the boles up. 'They fear
that ti..e nuking of the Old • World may
*ist,trite k eo L atinced -of thd necessity of
applying a radical cure to the ev.ll, end
clean the Aegean etables to the bottom,
by letting the irresistible current of a
mighty revolution pus through it.
At some places the political garment
of Europe ia even more rotten than at
others, and such spots. display. patelite
of the moat ludicrous appearance - and
variety.' Look at Behleewirpliolsiein,
look at Luxembourgh, at Brain, at Po
ised, at Turkey and at Italy. Boma of
these places have new patches already,
clliberf . iliro jest receiving them, and a
'few prisent such a threatening aspect
that needle and thread are kept In readl.
MU to be applied at a moment's warn:
ing:
' LsYing our similes aside, let
us for a
few moments look at the conditions of
the two last named countries in good
earnest- Really, it is a serious aspect,
that meets our eye. On the eastern bor
der' of.Ectropet there, where ancient
Parr.z.si once developed the greatest per.
keticsn'of clitisic lore, we see a savage,
or at leasrhalfcivilized nation bolding
the fairest portion of that continent.
Once feartlil to christendom by the Wr
it' onset, of, its countless horde', it is
now simply suffered to remain, 'because
its possessions are a fatal boon of con
tention, and becatse the heirs cannot
AnTpe atiout the tibtributinet of the prop.
br.y.
But it is not merely suffered to remain.
It is, also, suffered to persecute with sub
tle cruelty a noble race of Christians,
this descendantx of Athens and
13parta, who, driven to despair by the
Increasing tyranny of their oppressors,
*have !UWE in vain to shake off as nn-
bearable .yoke. Loudly their it:pipit.
Via: ao echoes through Europe sympathy perchance, but
not to enlist assistance. "Hush
your cries, " wax the response
of Christian Contra.' "Hush your cries,
or yountay draw us into a whirlpool,
out of which ea might never be able to
save our ermined 'heads." Thus the
• bloody:work in Crete went on. Thou
sands of Tortured, tharoutally of death
for their . 'obstinate attempts to re-con.
queer the Island; hut thousands of Can
diani also died the death of herolc.mar
, tyrdom. Al last the conflict ceased
from sheer exhaustion on the aide of the
brave islandeis; bo while they were
will engaged In their last convulsive
efforts a spectacle was presented to
Europe of. Which the eighteenth century
Might and will be ashamed as long as
annals record the deeds of man. Leal ,
Lug-hillbUtm and Seraglio, the Sultan
of the Turks--in other' words, the Ism
, ,bodlment of all their savage cruelty, hi
toleranceami inmennition,goes to Paris,
LondoiVand other'capitals of Europe to
do penance for the sins of his people and
the tanontdts-Rol Miran there to re
eavesirchlibrnigi as was never before
• paid to a foreign prince; to be feasted
old,dattered. and courted—and 'this - at
theiviry Buie his troops were =Lipp:dab.
ing tinder their heels the last spark of
liberty burning.- . that unfOrtunate
Island. . -
Not only the princes but also the =s
now"( Europe bay. Prostituted them
salvan.brthe vile adulation paid to fanat
' ealbarbarity. • Brissins Is mirk and an
marring and au awful punishment will
.follow, In the wake of , this unnatural
mime; - 'Aced - when' it *mei, • wilt we
wonder? Will we even pitythe vicUms
which its foxy scourges? no, we may
"'shrink from the sight of the zeu '3l,thmeni
saws 'Mink from the sight of the act; 1
bele shall not wish to sten the hand of
avenging Insilco. Turning * frons Turkey
to Italy another. spectacle meets our
view, not SO revolting bat equally a:-
chink. We see a nation awaking from
a long sleep of moral degradation, a ea.
lien desirous of virtuous
.rewards, but
prone to vicious conduct. We see a
May Wall( from the rinks of the peo
ple, , who desires to be a king, and •
kin; -
playing the role of a popular leader,
who scarcely deserves the appellation of
a man. Carrietto the throne of Italy
by the mighty stream of tuitional satin
s/um he now attempts to stein the very
current to which he owes his greatness.
fittocesafhl In his mean attempt on the
national idol at Aspremente, he now has
enacted a second treachery of like char.
actor. Let him beware I The tables
. _
Any tarn, and • troll like that which
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his own heart
Italy has entered an ern of stupendous
=mikado, If properly folded It may
semi tbipristlge of indent Rome ; If
anhicakted;lt : will Lan Into the ocean of
Past ageit never to return. Really, if the
It WM lOU this chance; if they allow
the =Woos of their Ring to foil the do-
algae of their hero, they deem." nothing
bettit.than to be a notion''without na-
=
tate, who aspires to the diameter of ar
biter of the world, :tweedy to reduce Ws
world to slavery.
Bet no 1 <We can not, we win not; be•
Usti that the Italian nation will so as
forget itpelr. Its degradation of. can
M==l
fa Qui all sense of honor, as to allow
thalionlk great man to Income a prey
of his ihrurnsh but numerous enemlen
Tax nines of yellow hear In Texas
are frightful. rOveral villages are near
ly deponnlat44. ,AP , to the 14th „LOS!
death/Nr.:l raported in Galveston oat of
s population of 22,000.
THE DANGER OF THE 1101 H.
Theilgue of the times indicate - - new
appeal to arms by the once defeated
rebels, if the coming elections encourage
Mr. Joann in pursuing his policy of
placing the Government once more in
the bands of Southern statesmen. I ken
may laugh at the omens of danger' ; but
so we laughed at the mutterings which
preceded the outbreak in '61.. It appenA
intpossible for Northern Men, t Vilth
thoughts and hands Sall of bisslneia, to
=demand the chemical combination in
that labarstory of Satan, the brain o. f an
Idler. If the father-of mischief 'finds
work for idle hands, the place in which
he contrives it is the Idle had. The
ruling class of the South Is a community
of Idlers. There labor is a disgrace, and
the loafer is the gentleman. - The only
work that . lisespestable ‘'walloping
Diggers," and the community of men
bieri "eduitistad doivn to the
standard of- whipping old women, and
fancying' themselves chivalry', are capa
ble of any conceivable madness and folly.
These men are, by the reconstruction
policy of Congress, brought to the al•
tentative of work or, want, and their
only hope of re-establishing the ancient
order of things is another appeal to
arms.- Let President JOBIOOF give
them the apology of fighting for the
Union, in suppressing Congress, let
him bring the prestige of the old Goy
ornment, her treasure; munition of war,
and such portion of her army and navy
as he can control, to the aid - of the
200,000 paroled rebel army, and what,
would they not dare to regain their lost
supremacy! The darling project of Mr.
Jonson's life is to re-establish the
South as masters of the Republic. To
maintain their rule he broke with the
Davis conspirators In 411.., He foresaw
that going out of the Union Was distinc
tion to the Southern cause, therolore he
remained in It, feigned devotion to the
Northern idea that he might win the con
fidence of Northern men; and deliver the
bound Sampson into the Inds of his
pusiltabnous toes. He has walled and
watched his opportunity. Hitherto the
voice of the people has frightened the
conspirators back to their holes before
they had proclaimed their purpose; but
let that voice give an uncertain sound,
and they will intently claim It as an
indorsement of the policy which has
been sutliciently foreshadowed, in the
speochesruid organs of the President, to
give color to such construction.
ds the Pennsylvania Reserves sprang
to the rescue of the Capital when the
trlomphant rebel hordes chased our ar•
rules acrou the Potomac, as, time and
again, they placed their Musts a WOES
wall, a solid rampart. between their
country and her deadliest peril, so let
them rally once more; and with the bal.;
10,t, as with the bayonet, defend her from
an equal peril at the hand of a reeaui•
Wed foe.
Do not laugh at the danger. Mr.
Jonas= has pronounced your Congress
unconstitutional and illegal in a variety
of ways. His organs have threatened to
suppress it by' force of aroma Seep ed.
lens now and suffer a seeming indorse
ment of his views, and what may you
exPect?
Pennsyharda, border State, old Key
stone, hand to your gun! Is your
abatis well planted, your sentinel*
awake and at their posts? Theenemlei
of the old Bag, those who bore the styli
and bark over many a fratricidal deldi
are before you, in hostile array; the
cause for width your comrades died is hi
the rear; and let not- posterity say
you slept during the closing battle of the
war.
SENATOR WADE AND THE LABOR
♦ QUESTION.
As the Democracy are busy prosecet:
big one of their munaliott-colored dodgel
in their attempt to array the laboring
man against the Republican petty, we
give en extract from a speech- of . Senator
WADS at Cincinnati on the 21st but.
"Now, Sir, If my political life is good
for anything iris became I have been
laboring for the laborer, and for nobody
else; (applause,) and I Intend to make
that appear, seeing they have challenged
me on the , labor question. - This will
compel me, in a very few remarks, to
speak upon so unimportant a subject as
my own course in . politics— , a subject
which I never touched before, end I
would not now unless I was challenged
to It by your leading and able paper.
Now. I asserted, and I again assert,. that
I here been a laborer—yea, I have lab
ored upon a canal, helping to construct
the great canal leading through the State .
of New York. It was the proudestper
iod of my life,. for I performed my duty
well, and my employers never found
fault with whet I did... I labored with
Irishmen there, and I could handle the
shovel about es well es any them. If I
forget the condition of the poor laborer,
I hope I shall be cut short in my politi
cal mune. - ' ,-- 1 have felt, es that editor
insinuates, the stings of extreme pover
ty. I know the hardsuips of the man
that earns his bread by the sweat of his
brow. I never, sir, in any position of.
my life, have divested myself from his
condition, and I have the strongest de
sire, if it were possible, to take such
come as would elevate and render eas
ier that dreary life of much trial and
self-denial.
I have tom you, tad I tell that paper,
that I never yet here forgotten my old
companions, or those working In the
tame vocation to-day. Innll my public.
life, I have had their welfare constantly
on' my mind, with a settled determine
' tion, Hit were possible for me to do any
thing to elevate them or render their
wndition easier, I would not to do
it. - I was the first man that mo v ed to
abolish the secnnied system of imprison
ment for debt, which operated 5 0 very
hard upon poor laboring men, and I got
a great many enemies for dying so. I
was also first and foremost, in this State,
to Increase the amount of property that
I a man might hold for his family,, Inde
pendent of the rights of a creditor ; and
when I got into Congress, tearing in
mind this same great principle, about the
earliest efforts I made there ware to get
through that body the Homestead bill, so
that a poor man anywhere might go on
to the rich land of the West to make him
a homestead and have It, because he
would take it and improve it; sand on
every other occasion, I will say to. that
editor, I have not been unmindful of my
duty, and I wish he would not be of his.
• • 4 • •
Whet was the condition of the country
at the time the 'peat Republican army'
was organized? One-fifth of the entire
laboring population of this nation was
trampled beneath the heel of power, re
duced to mere chettlea, and it was imk
tensible to make lebOr respectable.
_One
filth of the entire mass were treated no
better than siarea It wee idle for the
legislator, it was Idle for the philanthro
pist, it was in vain for anybody to en
deavor to elevate the laborer to that high
position which, before God and man, he
Is entitled to today, until you had res
cued this great population from the con
tempt and ignominy and hardship to
which it was subjected.".
GIEIf. Statiate.--It Is highly gratify
ing to General Sickles, and to the Cop.
gnu and loyal people whom he repre
sents,-that Ektrarnor Orr fully vindicates
his conduct in.the discharge of his duties
In Routh Carolina. In his letter to
General Males he ley. :
"I desire to express to you the great
regret which I feel personally sad offi
cially at the course taken by the Fred
dent and his adrliers in this matter."
Could there be stronger testimony to
the mischievous and meddlesome nature
Of the policy which b constantly Mak.
Ina war on the laws of Congress, and
the oilcan appointed to execute them/
Ifs, Mr. Johnson and his democratic
Northern advisers would stand aside the
radicals, even the moat extreme, could
come to terms and amity with the
Southern people. They are radical.
They staked . life. Prober% all, on the
issue of arms; and know that common
sense and common honesty demand that
their conquerors should exact security
Dar futon peace. Their leaders 'would
accept the situation, comply with the re.
quirementsof the victors, and soon be
come partners In the Republic, If these
meddlers ceased to hold' out the hops of
their again assuming the reins as Talon ;
and dictators.
ENGLAND la sendthg troops to India to
replace the Bepoy tesiments to be met
to Abyssinia. The .13altert permits the
rosliett to enlisSeohtstteert InArsblato
Join, ie expedition. - •
FbYtoN
As' tbir thlfinUfd "teridiifey . Of the
press literary, scientific, commercial,
Political and religious is to teach the
ladles how to dress and when to dress,
and to give information as to who was
dressed, and when and where and how,
we, ahouid be deemed old fogy to ieglect
the grand theme, and so inform our
reader', one and all, made and female,
cleOcol and lay, that "a new method of
weirlive the hair promises to *chine
quite a vogue, and avoids - the use of the
chignon. It is accomplished by aimply
braiding the hair, and then taking o a t
suffering ft to fall in a frizzled or thickly
waved mass,lied at the top with ribbon
or velvet, the bow and ends of which
fall among the muses. It is very effec
tive, particularly for ladles whose hair's
rather short." - -
Also, furthermore, - and especially,
- that straw bonnets and round
ham, have, ere now, commenced goad
ing the vtilsgen and - towns' slit:over the
country, and , they will be seized with
great avidity as a newlaahlon until It
Is found oat that the color Is dinadfally
unbecoming, that the bonze comae off on
the face and fingers, and leaves, after a
short time and a little exposure, only a
very shabby brown bonnet.
It Is quite Impowdble, however, to
prevent people - generally from being
caught by glitter, and so - the bronm hats
and bonnets, the gold bronze leaves; the
bright metallic flowers, and the glisten
iniabeads and spangles, may be expected
But, alter all, the bronze brown. Is
nothing to the new color candidate for
popular favor, the 'fire' brown, which
literally darts out toilettes of flame.
How a woman would look Ina bonnet
of this 'Are' colored material, ornament.
ed with leaves and berries to match, It
Is impossible to contusive., it might be like
an immense box of loafer matches all
tsking.fire at once, or like the top of
Vesuvius just Sifter an explosion, or a
144 furnace in Bill operation on a dark
tight She certainly would look like
anything but a gentlewoman that a man
would feel like making bye to, and pay.
log the bills of, for the rest of his no
turd life."
B. woman with the frizzed hair and
"blast furnace" hat would certainly' be
attractive In the last degree.
GENERAL NEWS
—One or two moues of dry Wheat bean
Is said to cons "'lobby*" to horses.
htleg roorturwith gu is ante or.
able to the growth of bowie plants and
the preservation of cut flowers.
At Lytulon, a man eold his wile and
children to another and started for Utah.
The
ain.purchaser is still pleased with his
barg
—The eight hour men of Cincinnati
oppose the' election of the editor of the
Gazette to, Congress became ha works
sixteen hotel a dap.
—The PrMeals (late Empress) Char,
lotto has recovered, almost wholly; from
her looney. EMI has not yet been in.
famed of the death, of her hneband.
—William H. Pritchard, of St. Louis,
has brought a - suit legalist Buxton Abell,
Collector 'of Internal Revenue, to test
the conetitetkrnality of the income taxi
—An Ohlo editor retailed to speak to
the toast, "woman," on the ground that
woman was able to *mkt for hersel4
and any man who undertook' o do It for
her would get into trouble.
—lf o r
bays scre nutted into
wood, or a nut or l a
bolt
t that will not
readily turn, pour on a little kerosene
and let it cousin. jn a little while It
will penetrate the :interstices so as to be
—du Old farmer near yachbury,Va.
has had 1'
standing bet of ten dollar;
with a neighbor for the last thirty years,
that it would ralu on the first Saturday
is August of each year. Donny the
time be baa won twenty tomes out of the
thirty bets.
--Tim New It ork autte ins a
skkening account of the G
univena g l nasti
ness of the kitchens of hotels and ree
ntrant' in that city of gild, glitter and
dirt. Would It nor be a good rule for
patrons of such planes, to demand ad
mittance to the kitchen and pantry, and
by letting In the light scare away the
rats and roaches?
CATAWBA WINE.
z am thle /ay 1s Toeelpt of out bundled ante
of thin jeloo. which I Qua teeoeusead to the
pzille.et the Dena arttele rear told to Ma
Otto. It It, without eseePtlon t the /tout lad
non pleiseut tastad tette la use. Try It, and
Du milled. For utealclael Dingoes Malt ate
homhoi Pteltuutlen t jot up to ex/inmate else
itrovett otte , e ellitataltltu la 010 maw oflutorte.
tine totelttment.
aar•s'aa genttOr rittabquik e.. 4
Joss Era inamrrile, unisons,
lla Si /luta guest
. : 40rses of the Mastinkel. liar Fount.
VIGOROUS vitrax.rry.
The bent dateena sealant abuse la a vigorees
Dbeset Is grayly► stragel• between
the 1114.ponran and the taytelble teasel. that
mull It; sad Um melt depends bpon the eels.
Ott strength orthe antagoaletle prinelplea.
Proportion to the rim tad mangy of tbe Phyo•
Ppm and the sonstiteUrp. to their capecity to
[Hilt anet debt °Alba lemur( tedoeiten width
prodece skeane.. It lea well know& tact that
Ulnae - piottena effect le ardente( ((term the
week and the strong. The done or .Diem an or
arsenic that pill stelae to bill $ child Pill
searaly sleaze • stalwert man. It Is the name
with th• aerial polsome peach produce telltale,
and endeasle fetes; dyseatentes, duxes tad Uri
lite. Their latent (Don the flitter dep.edn
epos it. power or nettle/ma. Andatelt, awe.
gore. Ma resistant poser, tf lob would .ethic
these evils. The stele agent merman , to effect
this obleat her been provided •
HOSIWriIIVIS grONACEI BirTZEI,
• vegetable inelgoract of eergauteg potency.
Yorll , l the badT. increase the vital Oregon to
every wtW thle glut barbel 11 Urania.
E.!.....b0r 1 , 1.4 It etrlagt►au without =WILY
exciting the anneal eletegt.
- - • CURE or FISTULA.'
DL Limes I I mite to Qua nn no DIM ,
lambus gad Wattle eszatagnimt ' of ay dls
asseatrz whisk I WWI to mann yoe was time
to Junior; Um Toe will astember that I had
• omplleation of diessa.M. whiz* bully Maki
Ls • tortilla Sztela, Which had hen salad to
"la elem. , oa ememat • • barmaNyeragl,
wash It was teazel alibi sata....y ha...
I am, that the loader la ll• of treaties die
eau lb. Wm. was try. • alibi mmtellatt,
welleb, If saeossifiu at ' all. woad uteraym
Wow the diseasatlPm be buss et some other
bbl miee. Oa Monet Kate raddeuriess of the
sem . mad tha imaed/ase dusk to a , discharge
sales / was emstmthed to -belle. was • sae-
LW plv/IXles a limn toga rid of ease Nor
' bid madalss Ist the .ream. • I feel Pubelly
samara that your abed of imataant. Pal
hag tie be o.a m. sad local avalcialolui to.
the 0 n1 10 0.0611.1111111, eon. if amtblag meld, •
1.100111 wattles, whim 1 Sad 10 did. as 1 SU
Soppy to report ayalf well la maw pattlealat.
with soamlist sad mbar lisaltb boa I have hid
for yaw. I mead attli bat W applies
Wets 700 made wen al petal, as. ad bay
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hat a. a ear may witlk all Dm swan al
•Met of mstered heath. , •
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Peil• amp. Ram 04. IS. it 4p. a.
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PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZEI'TE c - THITRSDAY; BEPTErBER 26, 1667.
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TO THE
WESTERN UNION TELEIRAPIC - CO: o
8.......r.0maa. av DOTlona.
Proassason. INlpmars.O. On: 2
- -
REDUCTION,IN:RATES.
.
THE Tenor. mom
MIXON TO CINCINNATI Megoord to 44
oasts for t. Irons, log 3 arena /bassas odd..
tlaaal word; to NEW MOM 125 onto gar to
words, oat 3 sots for cosh andlOssal owe.
Tao groat sod Moored SWUM, at %Mara.
'MT enable. Warta mks this '<duties. &ad
thither Mom are cassraplatan to porn. I.
width Uoir Lao oast..
w3mil
WRITE, ORB & CO.,
25 Fifth strpet,
•tk the atigation et
Large Assortxnen. of
NEW DBEBB GOODS,
.ca which tb./ offer t T.:ow irtau.
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00-PAETIFEBBEIP NOTIOE.
C. W. ROBINSON is also.
elated with v. Jq tlO natankatare ofelata.
wara, to data /tap.:/at: arta bitable.. will
be ...Waded natter Um atyla af
YBgT 4-ioniNsolv,
At the waxer et T L lra ast .Try strelota, Llama'
all orduri .111 r.edre presipt atelptloa !Aid be
111.ellta7 •11.11 dinpatelt.
JOUN SPAT.
rittabitrge..gept., 2.04
ate(s - * -- 6A - 1 - di!
RHO Jr C4RDS
A LARGE STOCK OF TRUE
BEAUTIFUL- CARDS, .
Cooot alo. Ittlios "mod oi =do to ordoz.lbr on)
tnts
W. A. LYONS,
No. 7 Fifth Streit
ETII
DRY Gl-001DS
!aver OPENzn aT
EUWER & LONG'S,
el 0810 NT. AILLISSISIESIT,
roar doors Sass oft. Llassolnd.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF FALL COORS,
Isolodloa MAXIMA, ALPACAS. MKS,
COBUSE/S. SHAWL;
i.Latizszlet. la
Special AtUntloa Is Itorlued to our stook of
CLOTAIA. C 1311111/11113. and
sIIIINLAILINSINSOODS.
ELMER & LONG, No 61 Okl6 Sinm,
JOSEPH SHALLENBERGER
U propArsd to funtfoh aid PM . ?
STONE SLABS,
Of tlio lorrort dirossolosto. ft PAVT.YINTs;
VAULTS. SAO% sTILItT
loon as., from bt• ostoutra laWnollollllUni
Toosologitear:
Ofilio Ana Yard.n Alla' ken) , Villsourt.
away Aland Bridge.
rirtutrnee, r*.
Nestdent. 611 River Amami. AllubleaT CUT
DISSOLUTIoN• NOTICE.
TUE
,PAIITNIEMBIP
One ..:laths between WILLIAM JULDX4II
sad MATTHEW Ithltrinte. .0113 ff ►eu..ee
eider the oath, sad etre Of 111.101180
BUDIELII. wee &lettere es the dth
ithrth, 1/157. by the death of MATTBZW.
MAG. All Homo.. oath Vas feet be meant:
55 to WILLIAM alioll-Oti ter mane. soe
ail debt.. du the Ina eallutable
puetherat, !Squeak*, te10.144 salll/34
FRE WALL PAPERS.
September, 1867:
W. P. MARSHALL
liabbaero &Da rboblyt b 7 .p<elal lmpenelloa or
Jetna French Paper Hangings,
Wl* pbau,drabameed sad leatber Cobb.
Pet. abeam sad • reeneb Ibraoratiobs 1.111(aIII,
/Imam. A 1... Lawn= gbaap 1.4 W."
Pap, es. •
• ...WM Pi WOOD STAMM.
110112M'C. DM° tEAPAIII DOXVILIaI
GRELAWOOD )'OVNDBY. • '
RHO & DONNELLY.
Jobbing AM, NackWay• essUngs,
LI~YL
;Auttr.l6ll r.:4"4
every p•ro• so. sate boner.
Ofilee, 240 Liberty Street.
-
••1711111 tAstoglaay of Yule BMW./
D 15701,1711
GUNPOWDER.
2104 won ermine Powder la pot apialrelest
sew n° 1...4 Is theretlus aatto to pad
sod hewn:art rbast wrwlea ktoro.' ea two.ll
Worn to resent twe lbe pordlo and ate
B
rson. 1w error al."face, neods leo oiler
reorem.datloe we to I t ta s v o raktr iiia .
imam
sadll7. 4. lMtrall rise wo4 Pro Da
um as sae Zetrte•
D. 'W
U...111/WELL - 8t
u mad maw" Ant/.
swag
11'1
O utninonzp Tmousami
Half Spanish &gars,:
;an
11 tvalred mulanmis. Inn L r oold as
.1
'Eight Dollars Per Thousand.
ROBERT P. WEDDELL.
semOuste et IFKIVIIIILD WATtli w.
Fon Luz.
820 AcTRES
fiend Fanning Land In lowa.
Term sag. Seed WU. Tame W patd. , FIJI
trade far my tasoartz.
Far partlealars laaatre of
D. W. SOUTH,
=
as wawa , ' sign..
max ..... r. r. =manor.
TILER & 1101111MION.
Maromaors to
LOG
Lad all May at WOODZar 11:12121lianwif
19COT awl TRUMP Albea•a7 la.. Pr
zring
traila I:alial=ramitgra" saTigfas
WASHINGTON SULU,
16:140a Simi, nu ►od fail Eager,
W. ANDERSOM
r2g W.
otiaill 'Zee nri2
grgerandfrenitarZeiVA,% 41241
Mob.
ea
J'APANNING
FLAW AND 01 114131ZYTAL, SY .
WILLIAM LLOYD,
as. a at. Olalrllatreet.
aeosin , T.a Mate:aro as•apalaaaaa or' t.
DOOM STORE FOR PALL
• A FIRST CLASS VIVI STORE,
Z111.7 . w ..a1ia."`"41 1 . 1 / . 2 _""4"4 . -
um lien Ints1.111411,s• go. (.0../*
laqvlre or B. A. PAUNICO (MONT( • 110 .•
eara 4 . 474 sad
urn .trvets, nttsbargh.
NITEI .4 WU* IMF' 03 01330
lingai i ... ,_ •• •
Mc V. , ViA
4_ 7it • Bs,
... • • WI
' _ mum
At KiM'CirP7l WA•I4. Wean, Nam sake raw.
Verg. 'Attilieldr: rmuutrrut AGM ' 1
I kOR PALM CHICALP—The Lease,
tl 'Mei sad stsami 01 • Itmmam
lacri'ingsatUhligtU . abet ottit
tram mry7=-11:r
.onmat /MOM Scamp.. /Adm.: Imni=jr,
• 41.10i1/20110/11214
elmaxcuy Oizzaa.
I=IZI
r L. IL HALL, atacturar of
irAinzA 1 ": 12,1 70 0 / o "ar
rWimisida OW retail dealar la TOggcanss
7OltiAtili: 7 lt7jtj a a . Ash Lluilselilictil
4'
• las woo* leramen
benitli Goner Liberty. Pitiable pg.
mak
H. =suss ac
Jlfb. h
911 /burgh: /W M,
evem s2 ;is tatikus , adz
MG
4 v oi Biurs. B " ZoollP u tiderlidrarrp:
v ai isslsmar tan nrtet
.25 , finA .11114L1LAND 11117QALE
.en =AreantwAsititAin
Prrt:NC tr
or
1 11% particulars LlVem 617/A). iYM,I7II
815 , 000'T0 LOAN.
! 0..31‘,.311!212nrir. .
eillit*ittifm,'
- 11 P‘.40, 7 1 0 10 ,1 *. OW , , • ,eal
% TOUPEE =MI & 603,
11L11131402171.11Z. or
FURNITURE,
1:31=72=
Ala. 135 IM/1111211:01 SA, PITTIBURAM
n:171
LOST -Between •the city and
the Iratr firounds, on W FITN3 7:oBinr.
A am,roLvtata 11111W1ST PIN.
•
.
W.W.11 anathema.. pertain. ?be Mader
?atm MenalT rewarded by leevindle netts.
pet ALDtakAal BOTLILE. Walla Terser.
DISSOLUTION.
Tar runt or GRAHAM
MINE. late dealer. In tiell.oaN and
'Pen. at No. et. Clair street. la ihlr
000. indent. day die
h• .7 1 withdrawal frontaald dr.. Per.
.111 RIM an ihri
7.701.7.111.tdXr. OWAZIAX.
MMIMEiiZM
JUIPT,DPENED.
NEW FART GOODS,
AND TRITEMINGS,
At F. H. EAT9N'S,
. 4. I 7 inv.= STREET.
trA.L.I4 .13000 C
BOYS' CLOTHING,
Ism is lyre, a Lugs sid Comlisle lissrissest
TOVTIPS AND CHILDIEws
CLOTHING,
WO; NALL at/lON.. Now ttylen and
law prlcau Call awl emu:lUL at
No. 41 St. Clair Street.
Gp,401 - LOG.A.N
EXCURSION TRAINS
Pennsylvania State Agri
cultural Exhibition..
THE . PENHATLIIANIA RAIL..
ROAD .111 ma dint:UAL Taal. bet Teen
ItT9°Ar tg ,: egin d ri:gyamiq,lt ° ,7 4th,
Lear 3 . 319 9 ,33 .993-rastward 63 4. ; 913
a. a.; 1919 a. 13.• 11:119. a.: 11r. p: 2 .3
110 9- 93.; 9:91
p. r 114 9,94 4.19 2E4 3 ... 9 4 1,90 9 ,9 1
rd.oegoee teltt plead bay lade tided jor rb•
. and ;alp at the wadable*. Uolou Depot. ► Tito
oddment° the t t a.k on the sloe next r9llroad•
yeW b. *voted- ft.- the aaodantatatian of dd*
brat the Ume Del for Opening the Nair:
eeII
A. B. SAINGSLISILIS, :
Jr.llllU P. SKIT=
N°llllbikli beClloE''..ollllllllll.l•4l7:Oft.Z.terawitifrollkb...st
rad' tt .41 '.41•t 1. 11••• MILL , xle a r
ou tte , name :
sal el naUILIT. /LIMNS
DAVID MOIST 1101121 , 1 JIMMY.
P. 11111 LTA.
• RICHEY, FINIERIAR t CO,
POINT SAWMILL,
Corry lf. aid Allegheny River,
♦LLXGIILNT. PA.
djligitlrtraNindpLunij u l 4 usitar,
bimetal ditru a. ilun tints in building liarg4. 04
loam WI nist
Or err runeeitully seilelird sad PirnnAr
11111.1.
SWORD'S SELF.TE/SPERIDIO
STEAM POWER
BRICK MACHINE,
MA3CI7AOII7/1140 Si TUB
ITTII3I3IIRGH BBIOH M kOHIHE
BBICK MANOEICTITHIPO CO.
Tht Washita takes the eta abase Rae Lk
beak. (+Mhos t tbe psepeatatk by wales se.
tams, tor **aft lead" Mae, Imes,) Ana Simper.
it 'at/seeable. ream la steel maps. leak
r O 4 "°= ° etLYZIEVuIeuI4I.
0 ; Imre asur: la a males neva. tree
iss arta lelt 11mM: VIM trod 4
Mabee .hea a - Wen r blue IS hem lee eats
e 1.000. asetala r Attba rata o i l
esOile . Ol l lfla see e melt sae la tee bat
bt tazasitrg.g4=l3NrattrrtlaturZig.
Una. AS sae etalt,
Luturrr 1e11417.
kless the Onion /1. B. Deal.
sattas • - /12751111ket1. to.
ESTABLISHED IS3B.
801171113 rxrnu OP WITS
Cll - 818,
Hot and Cold
.Water, &c.,
...puunot MpMeWml 'varietal.
JOHN M. TA.TE,
..Phaaddr and dins Fitter,
227 Liberty Blreetallteldirgli; and
Federal Streeicallegbeny.
frit-marra-mas
ENO TM COM
No: 2 St. Clair Street.
NEW,CROP,,EINE TEAS,
lIEW,O4iBBO FINE TEAS.
SEWN. AT MEW YORK PRICES
■acadal isimacato *Mood to'lant* co.
comm. :
4aICRICAJI 2Z4 CO.,
Ira 111% CUM 15211r2
ICIUNICT MIMS BM,
lie. 14 Smithfield street.
mtsairsesi. PA.
urnicre PAID or in warn. As: gum
ICOXIVID Tinit ora DOLLAttErilriltD.
Dopoatta method *tattoo& to Ocot. "'lama& ha.
West.
JANE/ SLACENGSZ, Ansildost. -
DSO. D. ILIONDLD. asp DrelliVr.
niannie. walcasor.
11 117111TICI:
/hum itutzmoss, J.up- K. Horatio.
A A I . .1
. That; •11/1 DOWN.
WILLUX DIUXII. W. W. Elimasciv,
4.0. 00111•412, NOSSIT WIAT.
. JO,lli .1111.04 M.=
TUN, OLDe oßipirs.u.
TEA STORE
FREON ARRIVAL OF
Young Hymn.
.01d Dyson.
looperlal4
elluiltawder,
canires,
ainschaas,
golorm.
0111 Coast/7 Iliad',
• And Japan
3EO AL ES
ALL OS 211 Z El= muarr.
No. 20 tifth-Street.
EXL:FETORIP
.LLS waft 644l.ll . ol4 lllllllllrptos b SOIL br
. or Onto*, ea
•
!Mg hy et leek% L. HU,
£I wfifff. p... tie ft. the
qtM ettir4 T IAE:=11:1 sad Ohlalos of
trieggrZ.l biasFaVyrIsTAIRM
I rallnrt..oln
gUi WitiEro:lll,,°lo.lllA
irt,taegazZlita,r,roiwg. ozo of the
401t07.1114,04 tisk, Omani,. 44 Cola t
. •
J or p, f t. ft LE,. Iff.
SHEPHARD'S
'MUiM=EI
31? Liberty Street,
mrrienoteX.Eike'
DR. J. SARGENT'S
FAMILY MEDICINES,
DR. JOHR.SARCENT'S
Anti-Dylpeptio and Liver Pills,
=
ten'
Z4 MZ. "72 4:ll:7terVit-l i sle,
Colas. CestivgAMM ia. ,
riff EX= 4ORDEPART AND
TIC
the re
be re In'order th In
at their MN IDs .
iestlyber of tho:grnr: ?tralljata'gge7=t;-4.;
, and tot expeme“ad the relief tberantletbstdd•
trY. for enc., ittaltri (There Tl-Driff.a9.•:l ere-no wtber
et
~ , , , M =l:. l "which hare given sash
Meet the maim:2mM; trlb4e'llNirtrriVs
'these. do
Wrati.:l4lCra wakenicihe diseases for
cathertio le necesetry. elal 34°7:11444
;T A Pf.r..!....cat.. They restore from the
canin lit . t c he " dlieVe r w tb7; :p11 " th11:111: "
1:1114`111C?L'
Vet7.l4.l,l:lT:V.! l ß Trx:tt the
and Will. In a short r morn the bode to '''.
style tritium' heCth. - • — •
DTOPZPIIIA.-1 hit diatrissaing malady—to
Rpremaleat In our coon try—la cooled bra watt or
te le oh. a. etomach, ps i sctal al matota• of
Pr.:aut . : . belo w ate44of r
or ' at?,
m Drub ggteg : a4l , ll4l . of:tattoo (war,
bashes o o
f to at procadlillo ' f i rtfa c' n thrtta t tm7cgrl
luetl circtdaUte through the Whole eyst-m;
easl
etTl=On . e ' f * :ri b rat l ' rre * •Trlft . y '" t
tmettn
heir: waif/Ina and great antlymey t
Mao.
it Is midom that ail the tinyre tymptotat are
!cunt in the same Patten 'imr , a ny of
them, therefore. I. =fatten% indication of the
e[lnte nee of toe disease and need of Ills medi
cine.
. .
DR.JI.O,,fiILEVT•B ANTI -ThYPIPIErTIO £NI)
....tUr s raLlg.::::: : ::zrief iz tids Muses,
.1 attach s Hew of the navy I .0d
althe con2dence that ' one 4 tnaa t tnit
Agee.
tel Al DR. JOHN BUTLER.
ISllLt.
I F e a l U re " rttkroTi..4 all le rat e J.
non it teepee" euerlleewltb yOnr•et/slllll
- Liver Pelts; they eel. so foot le my
re I stave tuen este' then: let.) P.v .
tie* als, tem best eon..poems. And
teem lb. molt e elleleet say tells a•re ern
wed. I limo bt halt euttly amoelsb .ma l l
ameet•t at ti l e releoved by so a
quality of plt.s elven. I request 'Da to lend
AM • troth sevely tmemelatelv. to I have be.
._gull.rte.witbetst. JUIIN BUM eft. el. D.
to'L'lrlteVett V0t . e.:1 , 5 .— .1111, ` ,117;T1 :g:1!
poptle . vllle / bayonet been.. to
tee
.t.6lO:rtegrtelei.[LtuZgU;.o4ll`llg4;
L og ;h:s wi sr
. 4111:1: omelet. 1 ever 1
yet tbet ' l
Cell get the:ln d e°7l'=t:
r, uet
tuts to k mere. Pone comets..
the \Lora wil l
"Up
1.74"12Net;
. .
ROL. PLK", Hee VAR I's/ PA A fter
' V,
N.
lan O
oraAmtrev—Dear air: saffer,..
m ed teoot o
D 7 neer' Del s. well. relieved
sae lernedlalery. and 1 take Alcmene le mom
mending th em toad Differing from tbaseastem
1, e1e.. Very truly. Toms._ D. D. ROULET.
Hone tyre n. PA., Po.—Dr. el ItOZN2-4 co.;
elder that we my Ilse to the eso f your flea
nary acme 1 bev y . , to ese them / d iem so/et dawa
LelCni w:l7e:Trustb:gezote betget Could,
1=41, , k cot ettac..and . l lam ri.ed ot
now see sa l i u mozir
, e v olsdke." .
Tile Is to esertlf"tbst I /sere men Dr. Bargeatls
Diver Ptlls la my. Camp' for the last o yams.
.ad teethe. them the best med l / 4 1
liew Brlgbtost. PA, 'July 0;6 1 .. "VUn'T.
Liiri/Firgezej . ' b ANJl , ipTes Pt rno /ND
net. , eeetted 00'V 7/ .bet hVr.cltorpr
late ao etiiu•D))pt pale esllherUs,saa
•
DR. SARGENT'S.
°Gorr co , 33 •oriritrrx*,,
As Old Preys - Won for lee comaed care of
COUGUX. COLDS , INTLCRYZ.d. CROUP,
DIFPIIIy,9Y OP BEISA.2III.X:ri. A.STil#4,
Q t : lll'o l 3 ,,, "Liff.Z',;ll, r lV744le
VO T .e . f il H ,f s C ht i glc E
Tall ' LC,OO)/ . . ruscur'
.%* vinar. •
E.
11111triENT•S COMM SYSIIP eamtelee
:Mg* tiVer=flt OnfelrXtvt.,rirslbol
fl gi:Vel:orsl l ..ill l e t tie e u' o l oa D tr . al .
lames. paleem from le reocoas sorftea of
t tl h :e a , ittra l i t is rtfc c e o Ut ' el Tea;
gilrfUltiglar ditMacrlitlist:fyiraals
ellable Wares if Wboopleg Coosa. solahtles It
lee mw West., a. 4 apt ei. , y e drools' Its rad.
lees sere: ufd for oreep or Hives Is is she moat
mom. end remedy eeeee discovered
—eme does take., accordoer to ilreetious often
saying She DM of the e '
Sofa SY OE Drearlsto sad Dealers Midicine.
Say • bailie and pre It • frieL
DR. JOIII eARGENTI
Diuretic or. Head-ache Pills,
702 ALL DISEASES or TICS
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER.
Th.. Pills bass a ow boob before Lbe public ha
this Itolabborhood for upwards of thirty two
years, oaring srelob tiara hay hobo been Call.
eLt .au.afal fa the re
s o d m..
tn.' cam they Imre eltesua, tome
an f
.mat
loag
=trail s:1;" :1.°:1611:a;
r rir:. 7*" .ag o Ei l . 4 l : l7fl l , l lvaig:74. l
m t . —4. 7 1b... a Pus sate. ep,,,,rsb, sp
he Lint a ThraiaVntrialt . • dour. wlthoot
"n th........4.ll:Fraarrreillt'er;ol
:117 . : 1 1 :srifyi Or lite co k : to gratin ths
otioas. :=lreittZ4 I=a - , arta tO
„oleo Moro 14.11 a aro orteratartry applicable. Is '
%Wit Weleat"rd griqr'ariVeirlsli.r
graTarri"'.Urtert?;4F letria;l';N::l4
Z ot ' l lib cll ';l , ll:7 ° *ll.7.7.7.lTTprAt
pri. ,l lAtilt.l4. o :lft...gr:Pti rbi
.0 11, 7L 0 .7;..ug.T41,17°.1°A e t nra.":gi
imaapr pumas afflicted with tat. szothletheth
a...plata{ aro usable. ur ortauro earn:ao:
mazy. when atoopta_i. bass doom assomiut
iiy
ofhancy ;al
hay. inastrlao aad 'ra e h too arfvloa of
re a ll tniFf h e' a t r1 .1 1 7 1 5 1r 1ar n1 6 .4'54
few earttflette• from tale lamed(.
at. trataltbortrOral e all eta bbloitered to at oh)
Mat.
CZJIMFICARIM. •
Ii to.thiettli Von that I wet text
Mii. eel ottea • lila violent pain In the bete, mad
neat • f
linclity la voiding. won recona c a•
Atl
and 1 nave sot felt ea/ of the Oilineie.ni
/10ni,moalbe
COViver. • gOEIN ISTIWAYT.
fin I have to Inform yea Mat/
belie o. ve 1 awe my Uentirely to talcum tone of
le nu.. balm %akin. moaltior tor.,
rr ritid Prtirge:V4:llN'cle
hmhano spelled 0 Ton it of Iran told by ros
' 7•* that gm be gravel. i toot towers, dote toe
lapC""ttliaralterrToo:eTtel atiler. Hair..
Afa.Mlllgalr. MARG./MT Big,
Caboorr-4 wee fer leeg the* afflicted
wilt what Umegla to ho rbeamatnt la mg
beat. so tam when 1 stooped dam. I coal&
namely tint mese./ exam. 7. woe solving' to
rais ItY.f,4ll.7::'.lltAdrAn:°:4,!ty'.47;
Way t 7 ethers, who have Stoat reetmg....b.me.g.t.
Ciovries Ration
back gm a long time adileted wtth &bah%
to mg way mmteed by Mr. WII/Mwmo
aereVererP;l'v,..hl L';`:mal'Arlll,2lVi':,;
andwave toms toolbars. owe town Iritb
Ye atone elect. ass If you tl charge* Um dol.
lon for them f would hor i viillt a ct i egE T Vl
tlfint:?e " lieee elided with the ample/at
&mil,* In von• pipers (Sr the lug be* year*
Minter which
Blum 1 bare triad evalgthing I
oonld au or witness effect. LIU I mei _lot your
Monttlmo. now Innen half • Ü box. and went
eoaUsae {atlas Mena, I feel better
no
thele felt tor fourteen, and I have
no d01t.% next box It 111 cure me.
ILILLIE.
tta—f Dave Veen troubled with beet deb* for
WConroe gee gum Co that Lt. tunes /.eould lot
now ale down without pals. I loot part of
• box of ye.r gills, welch OeMP/ett/Y =me/ 14%
bud have been at periwig ems ever/dace. I 00.
thereto conetenlig recommend Chem tooth.
Wit parr/. (. 11 10711 . 21t/21.
ua gantimtv—lllgt I take th ll . 9 bertnela to
Mate Iluu aver 0 101e1/0 are //lemon eo
/l ntadleino tor &hobnob oche ovvntettrlth.
unoonllduatly 7.loomtnene them from export.
tore.
GEORGE,A. KELLY,
SOLE PROPRIETOR,
WHOLISALE DRUCCIST,
31 W..d Stred. Pittsburgh,
AUTUMN TRADE, 1867.
rfiaoy,
DICKSON
& COMPANY,
NO. 54 Wood Street:
PITTSBURGH,
rircrow 41:Psr •Pheir
FALL STCOIDEE
DOMENIC AND FANOY
DRY GOODS,
1 1 811.A.''‘ViMiEf,
AND NOTIONS,
EN GREAT VARIETY.
The easerheeet win be beta Cent.
Piste dezteg the Seeeeo, and
Cash and Short Time Ihiyers
Ate laeltiot to cremates the Meek.'
o.X.MatuitM
Ju
JOUXT,liStawx;
I T COAL iv 0fm,m146.
ospw. of sassing %.Idilbaskolcdally.
thulLis• Salmi liip d aton /mum wsg.
=AIM %Ir, ,arti s tl
cßasi a.; o s oz. %ma ma
: 11g israirit:spsontiolssi os aft s"" l "4
fin A
- "
STILT Afit-"---Bminglimms.
RIBBON, TRIMMING
NOTION HOBE
THE LAMEST STORE,
BEST ASSORTED STOOK,
To be Found Any where
JOSEPH HOEG tt CO
CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR
Second Arrival
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
EVERT DEPARTMENT INDUR LINE
COMPLETE.
Purchasing for CASH, direct
from Importers and Manufac-'
tnren, we offer our Goods at
EASTERN PRICES I
Thereby saving. to IPurehasers
Freight and Expenses. Buyers
find it to their advitntage
to
CALL AND SEE US.
lies. 77 & 79 Market Street
1867. FALL TRADE ' 1867.
ARBUTHNOT,
SHANNON
& COMPANY,
THOU:SALE DEAI.EEJ 111
DRY GOODS,
lIS Woad Street, '
nPrannmstrezrpeconar.,
Ortire
AT ZASTZPOS raw=
Dress goods, Prints, Chitkams,
Cheeks t Jeans, Tweeds, Cloths,
Cambiums, Pattaets,
F. &M. Cassimerts, Flametts, '
Shawls, Skirts, White Geeds,
Bleached and Brown Domestics,
♦ FULL 1431 OP
Notions and Small Goods,
Barred Flume's,
Vl Zwara mad home saanalletara
WE sue AGENTS TOE
N • tr.TAX-VIELIFLWCIPISTUS
FREEPORT BARRED FLANNELS,
C7FLALIC36 O /31
Greenville Barred Flannels.
COUNTRY BI MOTS,
bola •ulctly oa commtulon. at 31111 11low.
A Fall Liao is all Deparliaals.
G Ll : 2,Z d ar r a r lavlint to "U ac 4 clanala
115 'rood Street.
ARBVIHNOT, SHANNON & CO. •
•
C. W. T. umorox.
a. O. 111211043.001.
IN(DTICE
TO THE HOLDERS
CIM
- LOANS
CLEM
OmmoriwrAurn OP PER
-BYLVANLi,
DUE AFTER JULY 2, 1860.
•
•
Holders of Oko folloorlef LOANS or TEX
OLOCIROON WAR Ur PZENISTLVANIA ono
ofolortal to present Moro for formaxi, (PHA
CUPO Salnatororl.)attho • . • . '
Fullers , aid Mechanics , Nat*mil
Bank of Philadelphia.
•
2.222. of W. doe April Id. lOU.
Loaf. of April 2,104 dna ildy 3. 15U.
,Low. otitoril 12, I. do. dolt I. 136.
Loan of Mem, I IVO,Ano Joy 1, nig.
Loss II Vora Lk lEs, do. Jot/ M.
Loon of Jug V, LIN., dos Jan. V. Mt
Lawn pf J ssaaq >5 . 111410, den 'Usury 11. 1102,
All of llto above LOANS loot coop to draw ly;
lain Attar Otonombor A, /SC
JOHN 13', CHAU,
tionuerola.
JOHN F. nAnTßiirr,
Attires ouisAL.
1411 ITEMBLF„,
STITi TiLEASIMIL
EMM2=I
AMIN
PITTSBURGH LEAD pm
SHEET LELI WORKS.
WO.
sad thse <odlcluer mmg s
Qs A*l4 all situ,
LEAD P 7 III4aIIZET LEAD,
. At lA.lowest Market - Mi.. Lb*
rautaima, MAIIIII4LB,
aLtB .11.14DRION COCK I. •
BTUs °Auer/.
ISTSAM rumr3.
Malik sad balyaalsei IRON PIM.
BAllat RARBRLL & CO.,
Nes 167 62.1111114f1d1tre41.
rmriouß"'"'
BRICK
CIUITILFS3 VALLEY
'BRICK COMPANY
Areproind to hunt*
aa; eiaatlilaa at *ZDV
i l l t 4T 4 n a p.t .ialnporgaiNi t
nimin Sale& .
- -
1111 OFFICE OF TUE PACIFIC
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CuIIPA• . ,
FIT OF THE Immix STATER:
PrlTe ...... feptember Itch, lir.
CLII-1=1.7a.
To lb* Ol llamas of PlU.b..tb.
Tpa Boats of (Mem of to. Paella apt Atlan
tic Telerapk Cesium, of tb• Vatted at,,..
have great planneels anneuatlng the
Of their noes to ctnetanui and LealselllA. •
. .......... .
reeordaseewith the ignite white. Mei be
litre Should previa] between MU eariwvation
and the public. la all charges for the mamma.
lion or treseast• ovkr the wins of th'e Comm
sr. Mier have ordered reanalyse of rater, from
those heretofore atelemarr.
nal, rumen:eh. tad Intensedlata point: and
have alto directed a redaction to be made la the
rate to New Tort.
- • .
The eourtsteacy wife welch this Connate/ her.
endeavored to mares the public. opt call
Preecpt tree . ..l=ll.ton of nessatee, but hi to
dearer.= to rude= the ant or talev.Phi.r•
esaltles therm to onoe more menet from thin
ecesualealty a contenation of that Detorolii•
welch has tar cheered the Board of Otecers
la their ea drovers.° °abbe= =PenoOlon,li
dependent Teleeraph Line: which. while prom.
able to the elonholders, from the rood will or
the lichee, Should be equally reenunerattve to .
the publfr, from a steady eheapentag or the cu.-
tor the transtentson of en= ... ea. .
11. THLIJUSTON.
at P. d A. Tel. Co. ot the 11. 1.
RrT11:111N 011:1T !
REPUBLICANS OF MANCHESTER ;
TO a 02111 D KISS MEETING, at tke ran.
&Opal Elmo, on
!Outay ..Iteeig, telltale !Say i n o'clock.
rhemiowbußpilacrg 11111 .ddrtS• the vett
lag /1. BROWN, d. F. EILAGLI.,
1:1.'0: VAC/KRELL, H. ♦. OA.IIREOS Ltid
X. Bali& “211
Mr - THE REPVBWINS OF
BIRMINGHAM
17111 hold • NUJ 34.11.T1A0 on
Saturday Evening, Sept. gStb.
Messrs. NOOSIMAIe t OJIALIELMAhr e
PATHICK.IILLLSB heulltlU WA3D*3II edema
the teeetbei. • • melt
rgrA GRAND RALLY OF RE
PUBLIOANirwiII take Ow Itt the
VILLAGE APANSFIELD,
Monday Leveeing, Sept. 3011..
The Palle. leg speatenZ. passel moll ad
drewthe eatetleg.: Ream. J. Y. LIVEZAT
RICE. C. W. ROBB and R. A. °MIASMA.
rgeTHE BEPIIBLICAN6 OF
NEW. XAS, Elam Tp.,
Willbold BALLY on
Wednetday Ilrestai Oct. - .Rd
Ileum SUA.YEo3 , MORELAXD and OAR
ruotr..ol.ddlasa tie oteetlar. sail
arTIFIE lIIEPUBLWAITIS OF
. . .
••
MARSHALL. TOWNSHIP
Will held iltnetl IKEISTINO en' •
Earthy dflenion, Eep'ember .284, a 3 o'clock.
Messrs. A. IL BROWN. THORAX 11, MAR.
WILL and W. V. MORLIAIND ROl be present
and addra. • the 'nesting.- mete
I -;I' Is' t.f:.s,Jli~T
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
Bakerstown,ln Pa.,
oa WED7IIIBDAY • EVAIING. 00T. 20.
tond'it'allipaaiddi will addiesa Om meet
tag : C.HURILANCY. .11. A. CAN
=ON and H. C. MACK "HMI.. gee
grGIIAND PALLY* ,
In DIAMOND, AllttghenY.
OnThursday &ening, Sept. 211 b,
1:2=11
eov: Joins fir. azisr,
Helf.•. 0, OURnig,
HON. G. A. (MOW,
HOE. z. H.
werusin 'mitt/ t ,
THlRsioilLtatira or
WE EESPORT
Will hold a' NAZIS Y1LT17343 •
•
Saturday Wresting, Sept 2Stit ,
All loVal L eitleetinita Invited to he Penni.
The folloeilite eveinere will he in:schema ad.
th GU the meeting: V. W. htOUII, , BUINALI:
ZItiILTT and .TOHN U. ILISUPASSICK. /no.
tell:
arTUSTII 'WARM •
The iurstunacuas et the •
NINTH -WARD
Wlll told &MASI XIIIIAI3 aitt
.7 1 .C101711110ff ir
In ISIIIT 111111 G, lept;!lli,
am IN tpioLocx.
.Om. J. IL MOOll/IE&D e Om Z. IL MIL
LIEIt wed THOS. )I(./WAJW, LK, Eli addreee
the akeetleg.
IgirREPUBLICAN ILIUM
The LOYAL CITIZZIII3 of the
BOROUGH OF BRIDDOCIiBFIELD,
WILL LIOLD
CRAND MASS MEETING!
h tilrlahr ntk,
AT 74' O'CLOBK.
The following omit.* will AMlwai tk. weel.
Wg: O. W. ROBB. TWOS. HOWARD. Etr&
BALL ; TAILITT. sad others. Elrfry =U.
.bould attesi. Mn
Ingiox Piano isii.VOSM Caarmrr
President's 001. e. Tistiaesso ote4t.
• • - Bs* Yes& ALeirest ML 1017.
ny — ritE sTocrtuoUloos or
the Caton' Pto itallmsd Conevany
VG hereby ootaled that the atonal meeting T
add Company. for the election of rieeesors en °
the transaction of loch ether Madness ...Ana;
WP414112 b 1 171/1114 AVII4 the rut"
irtrZCV:F 1441g1.," 4 7 Dh.rW e .
°lavas...MEd, PreVirrotemkant
OW. Tarn.; emyy. sem ma
tar INDEPENDENT TEnpve.
CUB A
RANDIDATZ JOS I.l()lnfrt
sirraitas a/ego/Klett. •
Of Allegheny City. All Terogefue• organise.
none and Cleorniien thmeglioot evinef
*etly Sp pw.a to do all laelt . Power te
seem the election ot our w mil e..
AUCTION SALES.
COO.TRT LOTS, Or TWO AND
THREW LOAM LT AIILYSION.—THURII.
DAY, etotemberAlath. ISIS. at I alelook there
wW
the I°s ;11.7= Writ Ver i z_ 1117.0 .
Of thstn.a al, on in• erollartj of m . y. Orators,
on the Data road. bet..., flume etattee
Vainta i r, snttlenblzt tril.l.)PkreCrker.
ale mina mutton. reatbta 111 28
ate. Tb.oo iota ate two 1.14 lataa Saella each.
*a In./ fertile Itrooed. Pen Utalne bY taaa
*rentedad/. Anne !Mad torrl isfs sr. Wine
In the elelelty. Sae Matto:lose Is •••
coaling boyalttir. ago aZtoodloaly Oasltabla In
yatmrata komra plinteagat . *Means of
math& .lca, clielal, and others otigagiall la the
au, U..oreatatt to Olt Sale, wham a two Or
tarn titre tot may be purr-132W tor the peat at
• nnalrenaestrselt town frequent inns,
at ountenlent Donna, stab's those enilleed th
the /My to Mao UMe at this pant sults ate
ga t au ts ta.teau taan Le nun unlaces at tha talon. She
ed daring tram rundutee &we.
a &Musa t by attoatllLg MS We.
Tenni—tfrrtblrd cub Wont torayran.
A. LAUG•Tf.. Anetlelter.
us Federal Mtn. Alleaball7.
r:C. , Uidqlll4:Til:illef
DON'T ISE DEC LIVED BI
pu.fletaskalt *Mimi what:L..lmM' WALt
rloilziemoz got • OBOVER • •••
7•Wati tred•o
gy= l4-
R r , rl/ 44 V .
!PO. 205 artIMIS WS.;
G.1101 , *11 & 11111.161141
EIAWC STITCH AID LOCZITITCH
Sewing Dlnollines
Axi TEX EXIT for rmuir ayi Igiumairks
ParDesu. C.O aaflsOli Um al
V. 105 rim /arid.
GET NWInEVIIIIT. A
GROVER & naIiCKE
Fel 4 ii lll i l ll4llll. • rib MAUI. P 411041
stemware tee beet. 1:102 , 11111044411o4ase
SW. 1011 /1111TH Mem 14
SOO ALtiINEEIS & 0•111111A4M
CIATU a MU II 1 MUG INUII
.
oetar t ," b‘ruirlorion." xi is tka,aistoommo
""I'"sso. zoo Punt susses,
=
THE GROVER s DARLA
• SEWINd 'MACHINE
im tnet.itto. or xost.avpah rims loge
" 4 " a ' ilens ito 101 simirsazT.
myth,. the're
WHEELER & WILSON%
=1
~ A!
fi.,,i i
, i ' (- i - ----- --.; )
.e .
I r tt th , dl,t
' `gassmorr - •
SEWING MACHINES,
. 0, th.t.....,,,ir5. SI MTH I?.
P. 44tirnr,
Choke Vines' and Liquo*
zo. is Ir. 2!. tor , : eve tr. ism xnuaturb
'. Artsplesg;thhihr,
Boras NUMMI
TWO OLLKSIIII &MD entrriral. TWO
RIGHT-BAND linge•1111111 and tWO 'Arr.
BAND HI VILTZII.S cue end lemeattee emelef-
meet. ee V&A 'rem. tit endeeseteg R. It Ir.
BL►BDT. Zaseavlllet Ude. No bit *tin
ohm 'reticent& need &eel , - ee9tO4
QITUATION ' WANTED, by a
YOBBO YIN, •
. 4 0 Elsrk in a Grocery Store,
Or. Aolttaat Book Bee.., WO.. a not
hand aud Bu had am. rawer, moo in Ow at 011....
l....
*Ad.. for two dam E. F. 11.. 8.0.
anan It. 0., trawl...
WANTED,
JULY COLD COUPONS,
Ana:Conapound Interest Notes:
JAMS T. BRIDT 00,
Owner Fourth ead Wood Sta.
EMT I
WANTED—Hen In Salesmen
Apartment of Natnnat Alt Annotation.
ApPIY t. a. N. cusaaar,
•
• hasisieste Aseoelatto% .
• •
ItZreb 110 Diamond Buses, Must' e%
VIA :A 7,0 ZION i FIN fill rx 1
NEW MITI
NE'CALLIIM
BROTHERS,
No. 51 Vfifth St.;
ADZ ROWazozrvara 2116
FALL swum;
CARPETINGS,
Oil Cloths, &c.
BORDERED CUOMO CLOTHS,
Heavy and extra wide FELT
inin ands DROGGETS. by the
yard. A. very large assortment
of low priced EMBALM and
superior BAG and COMO':
CARPETS;
ArCALLIIM
ROTHERS,
51. Fifth Street,
Between Battlefield and Weed Ns.
PARIS EXPOSITION.
OLIVER
M'CLINTOCR
& COMPANY
Have Jost received from Europe
the new and beautiful WILTON
C&HPET, exhibited at the Parle ßa
position by Meosra. B►lnten& Lew
is, Kiddenainster, England, who
stand at. the Head of European
illannfactarers of
CA RP E 71L
Massaro. alrfatale ot !Awls bravo aPartel
neither' trouble nor expense Vet.
ttas nai ibis no* anal most Mama
pastors. expressly ter aria .Parla
pealtlen, and all WOO can appreelaill
art *trees In eerier and deellno. Will
pronouns, It • Mt LIM/Mar /MOTT.
OLIVER
DI'CLINTOCR
& COMPANY
Have also opened Omar aim and COMM
plata aysortakeat at WILTOII, TEL.
VLTI, 88171131L11, TAPESTAT BUM+
a SLIP, ay.. Imported atrocity tam
Zareps, which limy offer as low as
they eau be aounoliasea to Nair Tara,
Taste Joew stook of THESE PLUM
TWO PLIES, WOOLET istazazaa.
RAG axed WEEP 0111PETU and DiV&
VETO; also, OIL OLOTIIII, SHADES,
surriarcu, mum; is win mtlunitoll
In outdoor at quality and
.pattort,
In Towson of Pried:
OLIVER
M'CLINTOCR
& COMPANY
riro. 23 Fifth St:
NEW FALL STOCK
CARPETS
amrswr .s.tesseastrxnastar.
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
Eaglet and American Bios.Ls,
English Tapestry Brassels.
American Tapestry iintmloi
What Druggets,
Americas Brunets,
Medallion Bruggets.
,Ze i gtatel m se olr pr itLeis eg ui tsould
en ta to those whoYor to sell, led to cash mi.
BOVARD, ROSS & CO.,
21 Fifth Street;
olslOnfidair? Om Sates • Matt%
BAJIGAINS 113 CARPETS,
ALT razrzuhax...
ALL-WOOL /NGRAESS,
AZIVOIiD We, ,z. TAMA.
BRIISSELS CARPETS,
name= 1115e..1141111
fiood'rdie sat Itod Obsetta
CHINA MATTINGS,
zoovozo To saw Too :Aim._
*ivy Reduction is Lace Cattalo,
Asa ma ethic gaols.
IL31 11 .111,L&ND k COLLINS,
Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth Strad.
Neat to B. Casten Roam sad Test Oa* w►
ma Moor. asar Heart Xiaer's Book Nam
16181,41 C saarr.
FOR RRISIT.
FOR BELT,
Warehouse 80.184 Vint at.,
. 4. ....7 o ,p l fr w ir u nlrtlfatTLi z e. 4 l 7 " fi lt u ir 4 ,,„l°.
•LIXDSAT • lITNIMT • ICr:Willie
Almqml“
. . .• • • •
Fence litandaeturhig. Co.
•sor varir4lesirabla irniatity i n i n .
Erierrstriti ="l"Lkt
p. Vi4Vrari n .
ay, wast. ,,, ta
.4.1 z;
3. aksepwßil men str.
r ithErsraeltailt •
41,
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