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When Itat.ordron I/ L saw. or though
Ins saw, that a monarchal of at leastthe
second grade, existing irt the Italian pe
ninsula, Would execute his dynastic re
.Tenga Voit,Austrla, and stand as a re
straint upon all Germany, he deterntined
to lend hl powerful aid to its erection.
To justify befrire the world, end in his
tory, his . intention, he brought forward
and urged the doctrine:7ot the Boliderity
of Peophsei that is, he atalred himself a
. convert to and advocateief, the doctrine
that all tribes cogoa s te In rice, inhab
iting .oardJgeous territories, and at any
'former perked autalAsensted more or lest
Tchiielf under one government, should
be etTiberty to follow thi agleitlea arts
fogaut of. thew relatleaships, and or
'; glean into one nation. The idea had a
certain grandeur in it that struck the
:"Doped sense as a supreme inspiration.
iUsems an aspect of Justice and maim
ty, and met a desire cherished by the
Manses of Europe more interned) than
y other .excipt that tar, personal and
As for other nabtial and manifest - ,ap
.lcations of t...ds doctrino be. did not
, .. , Iter.swered admirably the par
" he ;hen had in wisp ; and this point
L .,
d„ if it Afterwards :goal . in the Raj
pf , the accomplishment of any other de
'aline ho mightentertain, be would have
:only to ignore it, or, at worst, to tram
. pia on it tie itthing-that hid served all
.;&Sends that was wanted of it.
/tibia frame or mind he became . the
•, champion of the doctrine, and gar° po.
tent help in wrenching several prorinces
from ..be AustaimicroWn, and in &cum-
Scribing the temporal • patrimony of the
Soon, however, the doctrine he had
eirk , aleB . „ became distasteful to him.
Germany began to move, as by instinct,
towards Its unification. •In the Grecian
„'portions of the Ottonian Emplin There
1 , •• a strong revival of the anclent,ba
, *red of Turkish domination, and yearn
log. to renew the connection with the
faihmitom of their blond and the iharers
in their traditions. These were remit
. minions prejudicial to that last of power
and vanity of aggrandizeinent fdr which
,
France is conspicnone above all other
ostions. A. reunited Germany Would : be
more than a match for her in number's
-and wealth, in hardihood and valor. It
..lienuldfrastrite her plots to extend her
heendelt to the Rhino nay, - might,' in
- the -pmgreea ol_evente, and. that right
/speedily, compel -her to relinquish the
Rbenbsia proVinces she .captured and
• .
if the 'Dirks ahonid bo driven out,
anclfire,FesterzlEmpire arise out of the
jukes ;of centuries;i eepecialfy , if the
Ciir _should he able to-mate . good his
pretensions as the heir sad freadduary
legatee of the ..B,yrantian Emperors;
'France would sink into comparative in-
Lutud of regaining her
issit estate as the :arbiter of destiny, or
- retaining her - pruent position of fall
.eqnsitty with iktt higheat of the contr
:nude powers, she would comparatively
sink in the scale of greatness until cow.
stralmer to . accept the relative gradi now
held. by Spain. • .
With.. the accompliskunent of Italian
* wommildation, and inch co.operation be.
- tWeen•ltaly and Gerinany as would be
likely to result from their similarity of
positian, France would be forced to
_ .
,yelinipsishita aspirations for the Alps as
a boundartd — tright — even be forced
to: give Alp Savoy, the cradle of the
house which Victor Emanuelrepresenta,
which was torn from his unwilling
land by the 'avarice of his ally.
When Gmunaunt eet on foot the pron.
antsmt movement for the reclamation of
Rome . and the adjacent territcrtes for
thetheltallan ixorde, - the impression gen
crally,obtained that theenterprias was
dictated rather by patriotic enthtudasm
than* just and' sober estimate of the
forces at command Tor its . accomplish
mint.
In the light of facts developed since it
is mintiest this conception wu Celle•
The Italians not only long for
thegsamesaion of Rome, bat me reedy
to dare and suffer the ntmolt to obtain it.
In Mt - iMpottarit miso Rome is Italy.
Titat: ancient city is an embodied history
of the Italian people. Its palaces, its
anonaments, Its rivers, its geographical
features, are all instinct with memories
and suggestions, to vital as never to be
quenched, end so potent as to stir the
Mama of the people with. a tempest at
emotions.
Outside of Italy the situation is pn3pl
- Prance stands in awe of the 'iv
Ing power ,of Prussia, which latter
watches its opportunity, that cannot 'be
long in coming, to complete the cycle of
tUrredemption. Itoisie , .the grandest
minintnent of nnyielded tenacity and nn. .
tailing patience that has been evolved in
modern timers; loo'ks and waits, hopes
and expects the dawning of the day
when its sturdy legions, more numerous
than any of the swarms the prolific north
iantgartb in the olden. times, shall cross
tietiiikin 'rind encamp along the Sok.
plionin, , not to depart again forever.
' A hum Of preparation, low and indis
tinct, but MI or mighty , questionings,
comes across the Atlantic. It forebodes
thentustering or the wings of war; Una
aishall re-man Europe and
give a new flow to its destiny. Let us
ftailtie:iillogOtthe otittata ot the
great Frame.
=
The rMinute suggestethst Congress
shall pay Mrs. Saloom; $75,000, the
amount of ler linsbad'a salary-for the
almond team.. We doubt the propriety
of Hilt' Mu eeet Meriden' for mem
hers of loyal households, is • policy
which giinds' the faces of the poor an
_ g„ororoo, countries; and it lea policy
which should /layer be introduced into a
Wo advocate equality before
,We pietist agsmst privileged
cedes—:The homir of the nation ill . in
no way represented by any one family.
l We have no royal mood, and no wish to
^create a hereditary nobility. Mn.s Liar
come's-gam mistake has been the sup.
position that the honor of this nation
required that she should rise with, or
surpass, in luxurious apparel, the lady
arnbasaireas, queens andempresses who
are supposed thus - tri recreant the
wealth of their small monarchies. No
more relschleaus 'dectrine can well be
leculated than this, that the honor of
the nation requires humans liiing ,
hagmblic
,xpon, and invasions proyieo n
for theii 'familia. It is the seed et a
deadly tics, Oa which, if planted end
ealtirsted, 'wan overshadow end
poison oar liberties. Mrs.' truclomf has
As much claim npon.,the country as Any
other woman whose husband died for
his country, only this and nothing mein.
Were she In want of the' necessaries of
life ebb would hare a claim upon the
be:lamina or the people; but s weiten
who has e. clear income of 111,100 a year
i. secure of all the necessaries and cont.
forts of life, and if she has so low on es
- timate of the ,dignity of her position as
toleel that glitter cad add to it slucraut
be &poison of acti stamp that nothing
can dignify. .
Oar peaplorre rapidly !Oslo' all idea
of republican syntplicity, and • like NA ,
roczoa,l., wo copy and aim to sortwas
the pomp and pretenaton of the Eturop
ean aristocracies and royalties In out
ward show, while pretending to-teach
them Oa; inward principles ot - goTera
ment.-,'Weibrgot that throughout na
turethe ontWard Is the unerring indica
thin of tie, inward life. The young and
ftth-leeves are clotllid la slat
.
pie gre en , and eo they continue _. during
the' fierliul4lley aCt as the breathing
iuniemplchreourieh the growth of the
timber,and perfect the fruit of the tree;
latltieimusbutteauLhrinet the gor
gecmeneu of rainbow tints, and won.
they fell to dust and become the fruit of
other plants.
A. nation paws through the cycle of
"freedom, and then glory, Tice, wealth,
corruption, barbuisit at last." Growth,
maturity, decay, dust. In the early
days of our country we were proud of
the simplicity of our rulers and, their
families, in their style of IlTint;
we are told that the national hoick will
be tarnished If the .wiTes 'and sildowe
of our public menlmay "not Tier with
those of *ldler stations Fit the "bid, rot
ten goTernmenot" which we fancy are
dying out. Will we not soon require a
crown, with larger dlationds than that
of any. EtirePean_lnumarchy._ to fitly
represent our wealth and„greatuess?
Does not , eiery 'me . feel that the
.widert.-ttf_ Presideni_Lutcout require'
no diamonds qr polgtlue to glee dignity.
to her podifing , - establish=
mint, such as her Income would eard,
would be all that ilia . nu:furred frit her
heal h and tSnntortr is all this mitten la
!Nuked to ilre her, whilst thousandi
of women, made widows by the war,
are struggling for bread and &eller?
Are we in the Period of decay that we
require gorgeous colors to indicate our
State?
PERSONAL.
-Tha Doke of Richmond possesses
840,000 acres.
—Mr. Beecher preached upon "Matri
mony" last Sunday.
—Mlu Addle M. Belden is the mai
c4l excitement of western New York.
Senator Sumner nu twenty-nine
aogagemezitli to lecture in the west at
POO each.. •
—Colton the map man, has tutted a
new railro a d map of the United States
and Canada.
—Benjamin Franklin ia a candidate
for Senator in 'Mona, Minnesota. Goo.
•Washington is digging potatoes in Ohio.
-Mr John Condon, of Ohariestowa,
Man.; has raised fire hundred and nine
:ty.five pounds of pumpkins from one
seed.
—Mr. Piper, of Bane, is the oldest
man in Marsachusetts, one hundred and
flee yews'. It is thought ho wilt not pipe
much longer.
--Tennyson, the English laureate, hie
• street Earned after hint la Boston:
Holmes, the itasuchusetta laureate, bee
a bole named after 11 called
Holmes' Hole.
—Captain- McNulty. and Lieutenant
Ricker, of Troy, formally otlicen of tits
Griswold cavalry, have bad the Mexico'
Legion of Honor conferred upon them
by President Juarez. .
—M. Decarmin, who enjoyed the rep.
station of being the senior orlon= in
the French prisons, has jest died in the
Central Jail at Loos,.ruter Lille, at the
adeanced age of ninety-two years. The
venerable scoundrel -paand • forty-five
years of lila long life In "adage prisons.
--After listening to hint in All Houle'
church, Henry Ward, Beecher 'moot
hands with" Robert Collyor, and maid:
"If you preach in that way the deacons
of Plymouth church will not heeltate to
let you Into their pulpit:" Oollyer - re
sponded: "If they have stood you, Mr.
Beecher, these ten years, they would
gladly stand me by this then"
—Dr. Richardson, of. London, has
come forward and recanted his ammonia
theory of coagulatic of the blood, which
wroughtlim celebrity some ten years
ago. Dr. Richardson la the contriver of
the ether spray whichdeademilocal pain.
His erperiroents in its application have
led to the discovery •of the error she so
honorably announces.
—The freedom of the town of Dundee,
Scotland, has been presented to the Doke
of Birecleugh, Sir Roderick Ifurchlson,
Sir Charles Lyell, and Sir William
Armstrong, of New Castle. the In ventor -
of the "Armstrong One," who , was a
lawyer before he became an artillerist
The documents of freedom were inclosed
In four electroplated c a skets—rather, a
cheap afar.
—Rachel Levin, the celebrated beauty,
author, and wit, the wife of the late Herr
Von Yarnbagen, well known as a Pru
den diplomatist, and writer Om:eta:ape
rarmlistonchaa jest been billed at Ber
lin, alter having been dead for thirty
Lim. Raving a mortal fear of being
alive, the lady ordered in her tes
tament that the Sinner Part of the coffin
should be made with A glass window,
the coffin conatantlywatched fora month
after death, And deposited a special
hell for a period of thirty years.
—Rey. Mr. Chinning, of Boston, re
cently preached in the Thistte Hall,
Dandee, Scotland. Several distinguish.
ed- members of the Brltlah Association
were present. Sir John and Lady Bow
! ring, Professor Fawcett, M. P., and Mrs.
Fawcett, were among the number. Mr.
Channinthas nullities as a preasher
which,astonishedthe "Dundonians," as
thatothes people are called. He repu
diated. the doctrine of =dies/nese et
punishment by God as an Offense to the
moral conscimagneas of humanity, with a
personal earnestness that took the con-
Inlfstleu by.Mitprise.
—Victoria and Eugenie are eery much
annoyed about a qtutrrel which Mu arisen
Anima some of the English newspa
pers_ and the illustrated Journals of
France. The British newspaperscharge
these Illustrated French Journals with
maliciously making Queen Victoria look
exceedingly ugly on the engraSings
which they published of the twit" of
the Empress Eugenie to Osborne,
tendon which Eugenie Mid Victoria sp.
reaT side by side. The French papers
swear:yawls d heassur, the ugliness of
the Queen was not intentional, and there
`was no dialed insult in the engravings.
.Tie "fact is that the face of the Queen in
those enustings 'ls a shocking caries.
ISTERARY.
Ccodi ("Jennie une" is writ
ing book upon the cue of children,
—Dr. Holland's "Karina" Is selling
very rapidly. It bids far to - eclipse
"Bitter Sweat."
—Mr. Bomber's novel of "Norwood"
Ii announce& for publication in London
on the 10th of October.-
' —Paxton' says Mrs. Stowe has lost two
hundred thousand dollars for want of an
international copyright. -
—The diary and letters of Mrs. Presi
dent Edwards, Which appeared in Mere
at HMI are pronounced forgeries by
the CiniAeo ationalist.
—lf. nen= has lately read a aerie.
ing essay upon the wife of Marcus Aare ,
hos. in which tbat.ulegant and *rim.
critic woman is defended. . • .
—Hord in . Houghton have published
put I of their edition of Dr, William
Smith's "Dienonary of the Bible edit•
ed by Professor Har,ketaand Hr. Ezra
Abbott.
—Er. Elder is editiag a tariff paper
in New York. Elder sad Carey are
the oldest political econmalets in the
country. Philadelphia ikotild be proud
of them. . .
.
—The Rev. - George °Dillon, whose
duhing<crhletwas on English and Amer.
ton nun of letter brought hbn Into no,
dee some years ago, lea resident preach
er In Scotland.
—Bor. Charles C. Adams, of Manhat.
twill'', has written a book about Audit.
boa, which is to be published in London
by Hampton; Low & Co., and in New
York li7 Harper & Bros.
& Lunt, of Roston, have
published, in two besutitul volumes.
ptintedhy John Wilms & lion, "Salem
Xitehunett with an Account or Balton
Wage, and $ History of Opinions on
Witbcraft and Kindred eablects," by .
Charles W. CPbhm.
—Tho Popularity of -"The Ingoldsby
Legends" may be inferred from the fact
that sighty.three thousand copies bare
already beta published.: There are four
different editions in the London market,
tho prices or Which range from ono
guinea to fire shilllngt . .. •
Petrolam for 'ltem Fire Engines.
Some experiments were made Lt Bos.
ton on Saturday last with liquid feel for
stet* Are engines, and ranks were ob
tained surpassing the expectationnotthe
most sanguine ofthe scientific gtsttertien
prompt, With the engine perfectly sta
tionary, the steam gauge showed nine
potted, of steam in six minutes from the
time that the match was applied. When
the throttle 111110pened the, engine was
sat in motion, tea steam ran up imme
diately tolorty•fire pounds; water was
then tuned in, and 110 pounds 91 water
pressure maintained with forty pounds
of steam. This wu a. mOst remarkable
result.. As the fire was bummed the
steam ran tip to sixty, With the throttle
wide open, and the engine Working to
Its full capacity. • The experiment con.
tinned for one hour, when the fire wu
Instantly hstinguished bY the engineer,
foam astonishment of all the spectators
The oil in. the email tanks was just low
ered two inches, and the cost of the
mane was only about thirty cants, while
with coal for fuel it would bays coat
about $2.80, or one•lenth of a ton.
POLITICAL- 008A1P.
—Carl Schurz has been actively en
gaged in the recent political anew in
Ohio.
—Geary has the Bee of the Presidency
buzzing aronnd his ea. Ben. Brewster
la managing the census for him
•
—Judge Kelley supports Sheridan.
How would Sheridan and Kelley do?
That would bring all the Irish vblzt.'
•
— Curtin wants to,be Vice President,
sad' so does Paton likewise Forney,
not to sneak of . . .tulles N. Scovel, of
New 'Talley, and Cattell.
--Charles Lever hlnts that Louis .14-:
-- (,oleos will have 16 come down heavily
with itrah.,money to keep certain en•
pleasant written records of the Mexican
expedition Mom being made public.
—Governor Swann proposes to dis
band all. the zollitary.ormtniutthms:hl
colored men - I.n Baltimore, and tale
etwartheir arms. They say they will
not give up their guns until forced to do
—A. Washington.special s'ates that an
effor t will be_nuide at the reassembling
of Concrete) to amend the National
Banking law to as to give the Secretary
of the Treasury theright to call for '-
bank statement any week during the
quarter.
—judge Chase, in a recent speech at
Dolhmbus, Ohio, said: "I am not, as
you know, • man Vim to change my
vole, therefore on uesday, nut it will 1
bo given for the candidates of the great
party whose proud distinction is that it
demands equal tights and exact justice
to all man, and insists -on maintaining
Inviolate the public faith."
—Henry Clay . Dean invited Horace
Greeley to discuss the Democratic plan of
repudiating the. National debt. anti re.
calved this reply
OFFICE Or TICE Tutting's,
Nnw Tom, September 8, lialt
ME. DEAN—Sir: I have yours of the
27th ultimo. Should I ever consent to
argnethe and policy of' whets
sale swin , ehall take your prop* •
sal into. co deration. Tdo not know
where the cause of national villainy
Gould find a fitter advocate than your
self. Honace GREELEY,
Henry Clay Dean, Alt. Pleasant, lowa.
IMEI==!
A letter from Paris says: "Erni
person who has been to the French and
Italian opera houses knows by sight the
venerable white, head, tall Astrakan
cap and chocolate-colored garb of the
musical Persian. Be is almost as much
a fixture at the Bolls Ventadour as the
chandelier. He trait never teen - known
to miss a night," hai never had a day's
illness, and has occupied the same stall
en the first tier ever since I CAA remem
ber. On the off nigtds he goes to the
Preach opera house. • Music is his only
pleasure. He knows no one, and no
one, except his servant and his tailor,
has ever been within the doors of his
apartment, which is situated on the gist
floor in the Rue de RivolL The name of
this singular individual Is Mohammed-
Ismael-Scan. He is eighty.fourjeara
old, and his fortune amounts to more
I than two millions of franca. He lives
in the simplest manner, never drinks
1 any wine, the only luxury of his life be
' tog rare delicious fruit. A drive to the
Bois every day, and the opera in the
'evening, make up the sum total of his
harmless existence, which, however ,
during ,the revolution of 1848 ran the
risk of termiaating in a tragic manner.
While standing at the window, looking
out upon the agitated street, he was per
ceived by a fordo luttienale, who took
aim at him with his musket. The If.
frightened Mohammed-Ismael had for
tunately the time to disappear•into the
kitchen, whence he did not emerge until
Pada was itself ligain.”-
The .rapid march of history in our
land wan never more signally Ithistrated
than Ashen the brokers of New York
recently sang "Old .Tohn - Brown"
during their reception of Sheridan.
.seems only a day or two gnu the gaunt
gray-bearded martyr to an idea'rwung
from a Virginia scaffold, while thelsern
log, piety, and culture of the country
united la applauding the execution. Yet
since that time armies hays trodden to
the rhythm of Ids requiem, and the le
gend of hie death has become the history
of the nation.
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I X itirjg h tent L ig'.i.;. A.
404 be onaoroisaott avwebr glitotkotkog!
L" : . nr,-,74:441- L A,1:4 . 41,116
I-- 0. 3. 1' , sae lists Ot Pmng7,W~, with.
t .at stlatroot to otto St. ►aen ottiOppeltrtg
ligLi trosTUlstrle ven r. "M"'. "‘ r
'''
F'
AtittOt 11.16/Mr•Orr,'Assigitoot
oat Attorooy-at-yoot, It Ight SOS MOW.
1 P C serce minis.
......7__ .... --
r ElldAtr -
Vt." . '
a. nailauST .....
nx?Eicaar sVer*"
sOcce 6;3. to I. D. 61U1,5, matittfaCturrAM
ow • to an kleid• or eintlf.t. •Pol. 9 . 1 Iffpl
talitrr4 11 7 11116:.b=
Eganielh'lllllflalcal
VVENIBte CLAD •
FOR DRAWING...
A . k,..Log M t oos will tlo oralia on the ?tile(
Oetoo•Ow S 4 t yew...
buudios. 91 /Mb otrool..lbt Liikooriplww.. Ls-
TIVMet 12111 . 114:roriaj WittugT:
WILWILL YEL
11124.1. to enter mr s : o 3r , VAMP
toms ma
'fa
dasemgai t
,4 KRA II4
n. 7 1
tent movazezp Wont& near p
wow.' minx:men • no.
JAll“ . . ... 901..M..1111
CAYANittill &CM,'
10.114 innTr Ouse.. -
(opposite Flora's Hotel.)
Htleilell ?I ORE itil sit 1114 MU.
,
ale ..d Bites P.lnp.. fip3mlLL. rasps, Load
Pipe. Moos Les 4. tllnk• Pisa Men.. UM
Item, 4e. Proaapt sue Immesh+ Atttolltioa,
Mita to ropolrlito eitY Ye "MU,''
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, • OCTOBER 9. 1867.
NEW ADVIER
pirIICHCAATILE moaner
LEUTtril
m. Lic - rtraswar= 4tr.
• Ar
the P•talol•sleDorpasst for • dwelt
the comae paws. sel Sm e gs.
menu oltb the foilopta ••111 berosas.
will ass la oetrou•33lMme. Otiska: Ishola
ti 10) expect to ammo s "
JOUR B. g01t612.1
THIS. TitTaL
DA. IMOLLii.."
tic Oklittnasawal.
jazonittaussor, •
asinairrntiAßlT. • •
I. r: wparnAlinm others,
tries
ease las et•Alostlo tee Ow/ Wass. Aotts•
trot, 3s or tonsls.. ire tonal:eat of Melt
ablilty to nears nu.
IS. arm leleats will be fantod 21•13 l
Sli.
Pits. $4 00. so Ors op yortualty l.
desfesta veyerrellotePlawatatualoigt .bite•
tee somber. or use °oak.
WM* .4 by Yr. aP.*.lotseloit, ss
t oVII IP IPALIT el r bl
subiset to a moderato &di:Miami elnette 3 or his
J. It /soon.
?W. JR !SD, 01 .1 D 1.1 V "1"
L.
o.r. ano . x. -
• oottaptt.e.
isausicr itYltrus .p&xx
2•' 0: 14 Smithtleia- Street,
=
INTZEIDIT PAIR 011 DEPOSITS. ANT 7UM
ELCZIVID TOM OWL DOLLAR UPWARD.
D.P.Ra r.wWO4 Stldaat is chock. 'without is.
JAMS, svimitoast,,Preoldimi..
7111)121.11116;1 eadllipeas , r.
Jianta S. aiiiittle..NellaTheir.
PILTSTZIVII
.1 um ncucr.mau, ais. a. HOPIDES.
iy......Tup5,„ "JANIS BOIMI
WILLII.It BRAIN. Ir. W. BIADIDIAIF.
•. G. 901111•03, /IMO Wl4l.
JOS* TTA.I. DITS
BAILEY, ratirELL & co.,
LEAD PIPE & SHEET LEAD,
I=
Lift and Force Pumps
STEM RADOM MID'WHISTLES,
IRON &AD GATAIIII6D PIPE.
PUMPLA,C,
No. 1117 SLlhleld street
prrnistmeer. rA
MAXFEILD & CO.'S
['RAMIE FLOWER
FINE-CUT TOBACCO.
Mil , Celebrated Iris o.Cat
Chowhas Tobacco, In balk; h
perfectly pnre.__withont any
tulmAxtaro Maio substance,
with which the ordinary
Chewing Tobacco is contant-
HI lua, mum 01 4 ,11714, IT
CHAS. C. BAER,
10$ Waft" Atintell.
oca:ta
pato. arezases rem C. vacua.
L• 411 Of AMIN eau • lt•Tirm)
ANDEIMOIII A; WH.sOi
Meroha nt Tailors,
I=
GMlrrll • FVII,IIIIIHING 4:410D11,
129 MIN MUT, Dar llrididi
Stn Met/N. oar tell WS Mater /SSW
0N... ....0.11 4 . Vas/Wm Weres.llo tad
warms., aiNsunlirg OWN. fist 666 6J%
prowsd to onts op la Sao KN.
NNW. aNces. r e a. erma
EUWER & LONG,
DRY 431-001)19,
m
u t e .. t . steaus• Mar ago abet et /ALI.
WATILIPILOOT MOTH.
IA FLA Met LI, 7
Alsoo, • hi] *sena et Y4 R
17~oM. 1 Men law, at
111. 01110 ST, AILLSIIIIIiaIr
oci • Few dears lOW Kee Dimee4.
SCHOOL BOONS
AT WHOLESALE. •
Cotter, Ottawa ate latetta tea Yd tits •
in eat tatithatry Mat of
SCHOOL 1110111 11111111111 T
use ton uxrr
1:1111,, CLARKE CO4
93 WOOD ITIIIZT. an. Dtaatist .n. 7
mars .
fan. SALE.
820 ACRES
GOOd.frirndng Lai in lowa.
soma easy. filapt UU.s. Taxa. atl pale. WM
Inds he CUT "mi.llr.
Ter pullealanl Wean of • .
D. W. SOUTH,
.4/4 WARM!? mull%
33111.1.013 r. YARD
FOR SALE.
THE VIVEZIEMPEED virtu *en
ALL at 411111AISAL, Of A LUCK [MID.
==l
=
RiMEE3ONZI
1
L. T. -
. _ Azimminer
..1.-11•••••••4 eietT bet-Ors ylwassa.
The. Highest.. Ibrket Pelee,
rAm too,.
EIVEIMIENT slominus.
GOLD; SILVER,
cosi in CtRISM lawn nm,
, , . •
J. T. STA.= 'l4. CO.. BaalluHtes,
au.
woc omip Tuna mums:
1•7140k*/
pariveu.uniA
WHITE LEAD WORK&
nnytar rebatt lad ealerged nu above aimed
Mona, we NV IMP pl."11f 11(1 NI ADM
Strictly Pare White Lead,
racnarna. IX QUAIIITiXT,
1101111 a, 18C111118.
OPENZI! . TIOU -
Ikeitew ktrareettel Melt
Celoied Velvet IIIWO;
Jet Sete, MO il 1544 , Orsini
AT
F. li. lIIAAVONI4,
Is /EMI 871 EST
I`OII,BIALVI.,
tIORBES AND MULE..-
Thu.o.lp Issas MAIM Ntrt.in,
T VA:Mr IsAi d q. MeniaS,==l.:
gasi7S—t
s ' PM sssof CThelah aye En ssyithrip,r,: . T
eamb
SCHOOL !OOHS.,
..r.-f.prituare,,P.A-r. "-.......
:mt.; 5 ni rt.....,.. 1 , 1 0,E 4 , 75 r;
rr
.11;11rs athigeg • A. ilt.t LIN&
ale. ptommlly attottlde . A i , i
ultrfirWe 112 21.231 NU. 111141:rlitik
405,000 i•
ON MOND milugorremts.
lIwN 10 Or. Mit:o'7o.llolothery
ittnast.
CompiteknzAwr,.,•:
CAW MANUFAIMIPIE.II,
~aa<k iii i tt l itbruktr aura.
11,1.7:11.9.91N r .itttg1r rni"
ttii tat i ..... 4r r it , o 4 macilci
ItIVANA AND DO
ist,WlNHAßtiucele,
ICI2II eerier LieiT rttlitnvi:
i. I OLDEN PALM lOAP
. ,
rba• ' 6goursimMufw.m...
tte=7./ ma4.10.6.1!"'
.17L.
„That,..a01tx.“44.:.W01114:114., 11 " . ""
°ma
PIEVIT ADYER
JUST UECEIVED, AT
Rqw,no* 84x.R44Trs
i!zaws.
Capper rad nest fin Tin Ihnfacim,
dO. 4111111113217121.1) 8T.., ITII7BUTAN.
. • •
-fdl inirty of Motto,. liztlnot .4 Parlor
11 " .. . 0011117••"
ArrAtrlLTtal. l f twast.e. Teltetabity,
ii w r .w niAteAZlTuThstil:674l l l
1. 1 .'.r asthma
/kW eve opecial atliestles to t
alai ;maim 43room , .Caalliterm. enn
BLEACIBED
Brown Muslin", '
Ca11e9 45 •1.
, • , na112 . 10119
._...Blankets,
.
For lee at Um lowest mutes price., by
WRITE, ORR &CO.,
%fifth Street.
CARTER'S
NEW
SHOE - HOUSE .
10 EIIIIEI7III VDU I,
BOOT IND SHOE NOUNS
sr
No. 47 Fifth Street,
011 . 06 Mg TIM OLD
nrwi.ga1ravg,..,,,,,8....iH0i8
chan4 at ally albs, bc n.e 14 1 0..4. Reny...
colland w Osallated.
DANIEL CARTER.
FOR FRAGRANT TEAS,
CHOICE COFFEE,
~.D
PURE SPICES,
noinnsows,
No. 20 Fifth Street.
TEAS ! TEAS!
Of all Prices and Monty, at'
411.. MG I ri,..13.43
QUID! TILL.
lrhoo Toon/ pm p. 1054
MEIM
Mel Gomm, —...1411 per zreasd.
Good
in s CR TIUI2I— " 14;4307,1714 7 reb05s Cowes.
Ls. Fa. Mose Tired Sp" mus., ..
: 4 ;: omm?, ISO
. - ..
Wwa:ed . 11 %.2.pre5tgae0r........g1.10
Jaawat. luau ---.... L 0
1.1.5.-
to: 1": '' T.l" ll "t tat i t" tat V i. t:
Pees Ow above .m o on. ea se act Jan abet
b'.4
faltra•Tirtt:tbr:Rratt:i:
MOp.p.ite., lota sale earn g as very
tn. gad try <Wag weave Sweaty came per
paaall Ia nee, palm. Pelages yenta; a pare sad
Olea snide watch exactly /alts Wall teat.
4 KUM.
setel*lTS MI 114 faberal 11. allestem
GREAT OPENING,
MILLINSAY GOODS.
ON MONDAY October 7th
AFFELDER & CO.'S,
• izsaperrterni.
No. 34. Market Ittreet,
01 CM le.. 7 . 677477 0.1.7 of tiAt'L ma al
14" "SCa2ll6.o.74VPlAroineirs
• tUI.7 e wott . a ni a e m 7 i so t beWwM weab l= A ses,47,t7•7•4
or moth.
are Immo atom; Fs nukes at.
eat 7 -
ewrcocykr
OF
BOYS' CLOTHING,
>n a ttoi, a WTI mei haiku bawd 11
NW. YUMA'S MID CELDIII2II
r•V i oga i Viej="A,
No. 47)4 Clair Sheol.
GIRALY AD LOG.A.N;!
=
.41'X!1' 00 0108.
CM
02111111.2 L lECILERTI,
O 37 inivir' smarm)
WO YOOM
FALL GOODS ,
To vbleh +ll lawn* the atteallos of
Mtags.and s.nmen. ,
DI 111112011 & HEUER?.
40411FP , • •
Fr .1' 4 'a •I IT
THE MOAN IMMI
AND FOUNTAIN GARDEN /
Onier (poi wit km booklet kaitika.
F. 103WOBTELOF 00.,
«1141711pMe, , ar:,=', 1 "41cf.%
matr t rattraltrwilvizz
ran pan 000 deaf
watt lea tetanal.
J'APANNING,
nem/ onirdi.igirrAL. it
1914.141L1n LLOYD,
i. 3 .31 . . irrrnisoien. PA.
Moms' Tel Opatslers Be-iasmisimil TAW
Emmen dr! 430 :• 1
ab.oB Posirth Street,
mitof Oetool3ll
%
a " 1161)M1
oeu ra li lAsoems. A Inge 43 of 7 24
TION an Myatt MI ?Med.
In i and 21b.
dart Cmlb UMW, lb I stot 2lb. banstrib:ll
4=A/A otoltilliVirstreAnTr tfmt
= a , p grer i , tYer
/kb., fabbale lolbut rams, P.. "4 I".
IMINC6II TEA 111,111.
Diaaiond, tausb.ll6
Taw nal. -.Woad, delvand Ow. - dull
JOSEM METER & EON. .
111.111MG1111 13111 0?
U R,INT I T UR E,
No. 494 r 1 •a 'minima..
I L
Al'aer.!"l.4u77l24l4.Pirrasu B.
pnorEvison CAUPEN'rEIIr
ACADEMY,
PIM HAL L . fl 1:12..yrr, vow
,' M P tleeta:
tr.6,fratzerld,=• Boirw tied 41
Ell
:EIOtITORni
-aim.. Letters Teitamente+7 0 0 14-
ThT2 .7 YLTZR ORIC•41•14. dreellat4, Itt•
Or Pohlootomo. Ilubev, he•ltt
Dees en MOM to the tyliduolgolte, eh to Mao to.
deate4 Waste Mote are ree•••tee to meta ht.
eteMetatetesatett, sae the,. having elsietaerlll
CArt. °"llll7ll VAlTM ' ElegrtOr .
Ifebleitines4 Ott. wawa.
31Z1
M'IInaIVEUSAL, CLOTHES
INE. with t heel, •nd the :Malt
•.• MINN OHM MM emits entwiwth wren,
v.* tit• iszotitile WOO than IMV• 1 , 44
.71 r r. U 'ptrlitoWag g r=
r4 .gAgF'":S"Jt .•
• 54, - , Z. ~.riwisirearte
£~
NEIWXDVEEL
EUREKA OIL WORKS,
of
Eureka Carbon Oil,
1111. eXLIMILLTEII
Sperm Lubricating Oils,
CIEEMEAL Lnaim OlL ti
Wboluale Desiers to . •
Cnde, gleaned and Lubitenth* Olin
Lard, ISmui, ca llhale and
H. 0. NLAWIESNEY,.Agent.
19 Irwin Street,
cepOr • urranuatin.
W. E. & 10. -
.
31 Fifth Street,
nava sow open Um .meet .leetlon of
FALL AND WINTER
BOOTS, .0
SHOES AND
GAITERS,
For Goals ; Ladles; Boys S Misses,
That, $507 bore Ora• for many years..
Alto, a YAW' SVPILEIO/3 A.8011211./Xt Of
,CHILDRISW3 SHOES,
Of all styles, ataaoritaturotl *wee tater them:
allot enact are offered to pro camera at the low-
NM pekoe.
8111 , 1118 z /trout.
Gee war
QUAUTERLYATATEMENT
• cir me
•
rammon NAT
m IONAL *. BANK OF COM
w
=
lE=
izrri
=MM=!
.
Furniture awl Fixtures
Expenses
Ptemiunts
Rom Margery and Cash Item. ' 1L4121 CI
Lhaa from Books 70.102 IS
U. S. FM. depalled With Trarharer
for circulation Whi.dde nd
Other U. 5. Smutitles .0,700.0
hiptCle. Legal'-‘endar, haUonat and
i 5 ...! _____ Notes 1 2 1 .!!! 0.
14.02,141 as
Capital Stock.. • di !04000 00
Circulation 415,CU) GO .
Dendadtare ' id'Llaa 10
Dna Banks and nnalgera..... ...Mail— 46/ 2.4 31
Mali , ads Unpaid , I.CS 1. ,
-4,7o.tlereat rand dad trout. Land 41
CC=
•
I hereby certify that the fore-role, • Mae
ehetrset of my report to the Comptroller of
the Carrasey, •
ore Joel. 11. BILL. Cashier.
FOB SALE.
PLANING MILL
•ND
ROI FACTORY.
•
NTIMPRI AZ PLATON. rILL. that,
lea boner Morris *ad Dash( /anal/. ea IMO qf
belLlZl:LttrAttll'lll4Wlratig4
getatnaa eassialr WOuDWAIv
. LOA, sU ay a.:11.10 AMAIN an, CIS.
ULAA, 111! and OlUnn •
and if rintiuT
SAWNsad all klaaa at WOOD ROAILIBIti /LA.•
CHINIItt.
•
also, awe Val übto ) 10815751,aattable torite.i
Flea Ina...
•ite. twe •raeosei. ••• • larne Box Wattel
".:1X TZWINICAVirno.sr..i.
Pam? OAK. • •
tat Fair •rldt.
, •
ricrr sycrAmunt.
kettahlrat 11.p1.
And a renety of other a/Wench
art] P.M enndri eager{ In the Final's
MD or nor Union.% e' rare ooronerns
tenth. The IN 41 aad naellserr are dor trea
ones. err La pertain order.
4
THOUS I. MILLER,
Amiugais,
WcriS, itortax el.. !lath
Interitmrws
%MEL CI 13...*3 CoWS9I
UNIVERSAL
WISHING COMPOUND
AN JIVIIIIEL'r BMW I'DMILITICEM.
..• Wn.tragerl.o • tat.. 0•
Loyi wa r t 4:ar_
_ '4 12. 1 1
mr• ••••.114m11.111...11.
HOUSEKEEPERS,
PLEASE TRY IT.
Doers. says at lout fools link to WOO
Doers. Mod !akar es tho rash► board. booldell
trAdu IsvolOablo. boogies tt
rer n o etlesiriNVPMW.
WAS entry 0110,11Zer /t war - Maki SO
katols •
LIME;.
TAJVZO M eirjetiegereuriZl:. 4s :4 l l.' ° lict
g74I4CIITAItf”4 uYa.moß -80.
Gm*. Y. al LATZIt dk CO.
CHINA IVAIIICHOHNE. .
•
RICIIIIID . BRIM & CO..
XL 100 Wood Street.
Edn stiLrraxtAk i ndiv.vis Tirria TA.
TS .41 T. 1111.5 41!Jr•
4"1 . 11a.
A RS
• 1N• NI,
* 4mFT desatlMUUr
• .4.1 •
RXll ' .. r1
*all ..0•16461• slid MAN MO.
td lA= Nal/ man cotaylot• olook Won
"AZ Nal l = ihrlll ' l.6o/8 lie augers
SH EP HAR D'S
CRACKERS
317 Liberty treet,'
PITIIBMIGH: PA,
CITY comaninia, AGENCY: ,
s. a. turer.:.a. i. gains.
SEITON&ISEJTor
_Local - Collecting Agents,
to • B?. CLAI orasurr. WS PLOP;
1.0. BOX, 1/41. PITSSIOSOL
No
_ .. 14 .q. " 4: 1i da " ValVltlf "Ziirru"'•'
HAZARD- POWDER.
-
AM NOW . PINKPARED TO
jp / 4. l s . ..trust *Woe. all. ortan tot .
YIZSIIBtd NUMB:11TO POWDER,
AU Ordßil ttri star ma by will to at MTS.
all old /14 7IDICSAL ststsr, Allik
gbeay Cllty. P.., or to 109 BECO/ID sTaxrr,
ritiabartb. Pa.. will mars mays atteatieb.
AIITHIUS, KIRK.
TWO lIVIEDIRED• TROMARD
Half SpaniSh.Segars,
.014 OL
/light Dollars Per Thousand.
ROBERT E. WEBDELL.
• Comae( smaisrpastA wierra at..
WASHINGTON IGILS,
TiA utr Vitiate!' trsta Fade.
WIN% ANDERSON,
lhattscouvr•ftr CORN BYE nom,
Y' cuturricu um... dolma.' la
:17441rid fr aglirlit 'N't/Witlirl
R . P. GETTY,
Choice Wines suck Liquors,
se. se N. ■. Oar. 0110 BT. wall DI LYON!)
Llteallanf City. Pa
VI
AlgeguhanollT ) will rottA l l i t.
of I
=At
nq Phi.
/MB . . a llthraw, t3lde aibe hon
t.ItO OW. •Jart. tetwoWn Of Boy
SW Of Wood sad /With
007414:111ft .rs Ottlalt ul Tlia 10Ago.
jAcon WEAVER JR. &
Generai Patent 'Agency.
fr /1.?•./11"..0L1148firit7t.;
B4OM -131`A.nMrL
.QUARTERLY REPORT
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANX
Prmocaort, October 7. t
•
Soles and Hills Disconnted
D. S. Bonds depOsited to secure
Circulation .... 03 •
E. O. Bonds depOsitcli
no encore Deposits.,l6o.o9)
clonal 110,'Woi
Cash Dent. 7 1%97 63 NAM 15
1 11:1:1 71:line" 50 51
016501 03
Taxes and Expenses =790 19
•
Capital Stock 61.700.103-01
National Circulation 80,rou oil
State • do 51,75 c CO
Indlvldnal Depoults..... =All IC
United Stale. Deposits.. w i ne TO— 451. 0 iii it
Une to Banks c.,eiu iii
e 0.443 11l
I certify that the Morels a true abstract tribe
statement made to the Comptrodar of Cur
,
oce H. M. MIIEFLikr. Cashier.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT
Cil=l
UNION RATIONAL BANK
Pthrthrioa,.othobor 7th, lOC
=MEI
40p4 Yd ........... 6 674610 74
U. M. Bonds .4 3140.111.... 2344.03 00
133,33.4.4...... 44m14
1.• by Banks and flankels.ll.l3,zil
IP:t?..lll,Okr"ete T T en d " .. 9:112 •
U 0 tots 00 01.344 swam. 73 4 , 3
/3.473.434 6 0.0 Items SEA 47 704=17
, • 647[!.6117
MEE=
Capital Stook ' $ 251010 ill
Cirealition 211400 00
Dividend& Unpaid 11) 00
individual Deposits t,17-744
Due Banks and Banters., 57.550 05— 570.321 75
Contingent fond and Pr0gia.......... C. 451 C
I cestifitnat the shore statement Is correct
MC=3!l=
QUARTERLY REPORT
ALLEGHENY NATIONAL BANK:
rtrItHLI. October:, LIO7
• ASSETI3.
Dotes sud Bills Dismounted ....... 41
Bonds and ... 11,8111
United States floods Deposited Urge
curs Circulatiou tOo,OlO
80
Bpeel. and otb.B L. h 180.87
of "ilg
Circulating Dotal of State Banks•... bin oi
(lash Items,Clearlog Maass cm ass. ie. es SI
Doe by lialtas and ...... a
Real SetatiL 'tint
Llierisa and Taxes.... 1,
MU 03
MI 845
ILIMI! II
EMIREIZI
• i
Capital btoct
Katlotal
State Clre.latlon
indlrldaaa
Dividends attpalo .. • ....
Pu7l.riflala
- • I i 129
the itr.tk mat ~e
t it l ii . ermltiot e r a u crit%
Curtwiti.
otP It W. IILA.CKWr. Cashier:
QUARTERLY. STATEMENT
ov Tilt
PIOtLIS NITIONIL BLXE S riTTRUCI.
=OM
EMI!
MM:IITV=M
ItldV.ttfe&wtotk
• • • .. ... .
Mal ruiner, Furniture,. to 711,721 ra
Legal Teeeftr ...se , : cheeks, se.-- es, se es
Due by Bank and Dantean ...... —....• ON, i l
I:swims Mkt 151011........ FOOD 01
12=321:3
CaplLal MAGI.. .. . .. ~....
Viten! all. . .........
....
fg:Pti= r :ad Banters
eery!. I.Eld and Priglts
Dlrldend. U.P.14. •
I rertllr that Ma above to •corroet•totract
Ito= report to the Comptroller of the Crarener.
Jr. K. 4.108.110 N,
..Clutder,
QUARTERLY, iTATE3III3T
07 TIM
. . .
MST PATIOPAL BAISIC or PI rmautio
=11322
Lot. aid Distmata........
United Mates T0ne......._.. ..._.
Ins Oms Lasko .0 antera
.peel, re.r Now--
,r mwadlNN
=I
..... . a to la
.:14 . vjv grown 1.=10911 AO
insTreasam Tiltail MU."
Vtremil•tiou . ' "44 '
Oessiaseat ..... ..1. 13 n 1 Sr°
3.418 so as
. borer, cell ItoZ ,. =i Soso sOlao otroo
Ws. frost Lao Currency. Sown tio
o Um Voo-
Loathe of tOo
4. D. SCULL!.
Coble?
QEARTEMLY STATERIMii.
4 UT!
= =!
rrrrslcanis. Ottobsr :w,1117
I=l
csyttal oaak $ WNW 03
iL a M. Mat Bute Me:oa*. ,33.130
Va.Utaal Haag Cirealatkai 05a3,1 pn
.
lio.otber Banks .....
Lavidemis UopaSet
=I
ev/agge
ellCLand Legal 'Tender am
attend Vii;;;;; ''''''''' 41 7.14
•
11. Is. voreramenl gacarllleo ' eta 2g
' !MOM CO
11:tulkant
The aboeelm • comet &Nana frees
Bete.. RHIN bCUTT J
out "Mahler.
• •
STATE MATT
OT TOX •
•
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
ur ALLIOREST. ri.
Motu aud EMI.. Dluctiaud
canc.] aloft BMW& 4, 00 (0
6.000111 n. TO PS
Tau NUM. isDX al
X:P.Mo•• ..TIS
•
Due :rem Bun 1.141 U
410.10( ,
•
Capttal TWO T 00. 4 ,00 Oa
eitnhlula.O shad 1/3,0'0
Teus ATM 74
mutop”t Melons( ..... OJOS 11
.— "n
tridends 9,0010
(0
J. X. D LITITITON, '
QIIARTERLT lITATEXIENT
Cl=
MIST NATIONAL BANS Or ALLEGIXENT'
•
111C09124.,
D. r f loa d di ' ad4 15.4r1U44 - blFa I
" I); " I=l . ' to .4 'Makers 00.141 .,
c• ast4 Legal Tender 17pNA
" . M . of
" FO .
1,01917
o=4= V aY alti..O7oa . er Lust.. Ata
Banking 1 . 0 ..*
Kim.. sod Time.
LIABLL/Sllttl. .
.
Copl4l Rock raid In , i 130.030) co
Due Individual DeP0•1t01....P.,317 II
NIIIIII4 BUtell flaposll . s.•—...' MOW. 10-57 4 070 21
one to Hants ams g
elrmstatlen .
!I
. VO* 00
lllTldends Unpaid en ixt
mrtiNrent nod and reett. • 71.0 g it
6 , 1,M5,13?
•ns above Is a true abstract hem itt,
ey report made to the Consptrol le, or ItaCrr_ -
i.
r. Meanie; puller:
.QUARTERLY .STATEEMIT.
TILE 11 , 11Tra; , ,IL 21.1N11
r.TUBM4Cri, Ostqber 7, mz.
MEE
~ • .
1414.4
iron.lls Illeeototed ' '1,701014 ft
U.S. IL to *ono* clreolatlno a 4,990 CO
Utter U.S. Y 444141144 " yin 914
istw do . ' '
LLIT 97
ti e attgiottict til: - '141.749 OF
Ditto Book Notes . 1
' l 'ret IT
rrocUolou Currency. Coots, t0...1... 14,194 21
ResolUaneotoo4 o bet Lod. Mau.- 7,72 l 40
Poo Rem Statroal 00rt44 =9N
V17.71.11°,24,,M.t• '" ll.eeen.• • ~z. sal V '
R eel
IWO* sod Banking holm .a . ' " 4 ' 0
Baud sad Wnlaste..... ... ......... . 41454 94
L1A81L1173141, 42.1n.1
"
Capital Stock ' -
National Olmilailaa....: . $ 006460 00
Mato Citaulallos 461,6 X 00
~...) 0,
unlcaltmv,..
Melo 1 001226 . 660 Banker. 14,311
Liratog• ... 1.1.6114 OS
• .
I eartlff that the tbove Is • true abstract from
the Ftartarty Report =dojo she Comptroller of
t «n J. Z. uniDy. Jr.; Cambia,
Soigneles. _._
Ma ....k. mamma Coda Aab. ^
' 0 44 ile•ae4 . 4
/M..kbla. N 4410 ta Lna.•
Lo .. itaarmese; *
. 4 . 44 Mlacoarl airs rllac
. 4 :l 44 Mackerel tad Walla /la.' '
'Sklar balr. .4 • .. ---
'Warm% Massaro, Obaaer
MO . 44 ~ten •• . . r . ...
3,,Crpisi. I,er° "-.-•
.
la non asa ro V t sua
4:M.1 ~ .118.11.1DririZLDa skis.; '
..
NOTICES.
0171 Ce PT Teta /OK MI. OR CO 1 —
1.n.14 rush . s
Prrisecrean. °Mater etb.
£DIVIDEND No. 2.—Th•
Boyd of nir.aa. a Um Tort nu al
rwt~ena t . MMR L eII; I 4!."4I
9able on or alter Ufa '44.n talk. at %Warne. T.
ranafer Hoots will a• Cared noel the int to
the Lett
e: MI • T. A. WEIGHT. Secretary.
.•
arNOTICE —A Special Meet
. • in of eke Stoolioldar• to Um.
AinoN OILCO!
.I.llba bola on .ISATURPLT. Octolor IN, par.
stll o , olook a. nu. at the oftlee the company.'
No. lON s oath ittStltt street. Pallaasiohlo.
Pauatasltaeodas_ so Is 1,10.5.,,d
-lour
t Isopostasoo Iss I std before tae toe•ttsg.
oe7:oo,ren , W. B. LANE. tle.retsr•
1q..583 122 ZI
tend or Sal Tamura tat Conemsel
No. Is Irwin street.
rtrrseunost. oct. M. In.
•
arDIVIDEND NO. 4.
The Booed of Menton of thte Co. Vora UTe
this derdeelonel • -
EMZEZI
11I017rLY DIVIDES]) Or MEM OBIT,
Talable on and after the 11th Isist . at tile •111014,
The Transfer Zoote be'eletett from tie'
10th to the 1110 lehh, Inclusive.
mmusu
MEI
-.
OmcgoPons Wore-Pltcncay.tt. none Mtn. t
INC Co.. HO.—rrnnSr.. Prrranonan„ra..
igr NOTICE- THE ANNUAL
Hiciotirl4f.°EgrarrkgcrAlittrli v ag
be told at the oMce or the Company. to PIMw
burgh. on
1 • 11111)31511/1,Y, 0CT0EUM1141413074
•t 12 wefotk. noon, Cor the election of Trahteha
for the cunning year and far the ,trastraellon Of
hcurl other bulletin waxy' then h. bftdia" It
r Ike wetter.
• The imts Wl be opts trots If ololoeh Xi be
o'cloceti yr •
The transfe : r
broke will be eloead from the
to the eth. in elnelve
OHO& 13.111qX1ftt ihntretarft
PARTNERSHIP- NOTICE&
DISSOLUTION.;
... - •
TTifir. • CO M . ktt r et i .. ttell • i lt. b antol
coneen , , grotpfTW. ePSNOICIL ea• y eeld
l ' elite t oWertYfol . frlat
VAL . eire.s CNN & at Nos W and ft irel
new eireet. . The mill be toottenet
the old mod. under the name sad elyle of
SHRIVEN & CU, • •
B. P. PHIIIVENI.
.1..15ZP1r W. IPIENC
JANUS IC
to 111,17.1721,
In tals g from the trot er 5/1115/04. 5P2 •
000'5 ilo., 1 eneerfalle
.recommend the WM
firm to th e WM' Oar Malta. .4 Mt vulAte
, 0...00111.11y.
JUNSPZI W. OPENOIIII.I
Pittsburgh, October 1, 1t47. • „ ,
MMI:Ull
•
. CO-PARTNERSHIP. •
Tigl7llltEttelGNED Dave this
asoclatatt tbonnolves togilitetentddri
AN...inn of d P.eaurvzft A Oth.los Ito
ducting eche Wholes.% Gnarl, Prootneel d
00nereinsion StIIIISPO, at N0n.17 *NAB -
geld etreel. We would cordlaily invita sweat
oaten Grine patronage A, tie bentowied by UM
monomers.): the 010 12721;%. 4114205111101 COP
tamers. we rive ocmdialutultelion 0.0 neis
cell and examine oar Meg boon' poreiduldg
elecAttere. ilAKUEldli.A.e. CANNA
ANWCOMAN,
N HtalfirArn
rituro. Ocrione‘r 1,
CEECI
...sco,ono oe
. 415 611 GO
• =ON 03
N. T. IMt 1LZWC(011.14....i. R. HO 41113 T.
S. P. SHIVER k CO.,
WholesaleGrocerei
Y64'6 IT
(CP Co
156.03 56
4XI 46
Nos. 27 &RCN Fultßeld St:,
coaszs or nsCONLY:
PITTSBURGH.
armrssw .ds.xams—scrszarcal,
A VERY LARRE STOCK OF
Emelt& and American Bruits%
MOB Tapestry Brussels.
Americas Tapestry Brussels,
SaglishDruggets,
Aiserieaz Brussels,
Medallion Druy,gets.
ttOWO Offer insaT Of o . lOf WI/ at Lap Mew
folk
DyssOLrlTlO9—Thee parhieri- BOVARD, ROSE & CO.
.fil ,
o er.l.sltog ander the n0i110.104 MU of
DISSOLUTION.'
THE Final - Or NEWCOMEIt
GOK k CO. Tt ILIA a.r dissolved be seta
eloatest.. Tao Outlaws of tbo Aka - twlll • bo bet
a. Di $
ATLILAII amt. st al/Tomsk. asi
Labssty street. ATI venoms tattolkoll ire -
swots" to sallow. mak tbotratloolustat P .S. tlas claims agalastals elna phial*
seaat hom tot settle:am.
NATLIA.Ax 111 J.
LJI
I
TO.OOD OLD oorrojuiss.
Basing reused trees the a ldletesele
Buslnres, we beg Irate to most entenkal ream
mend Gerold Mends and Downs 10 she sad ad
th P. OHILLVAR as .0., add soUrds for tbernls
eentiresnee et Ina very liberal patronage batt
ledore Denoted apes u. • • • t
(7111dAbr CSOL
JOU. SI WM. .
$1.000,03) 00
E4CO3 CO
403,242 43
01,01010
MACS 31
r..3:01 00
[1132111
LAFFERTY & CO.. •
Was Dissolred on the 12th dui
- of September, 1867,
lily meting 0011141k1. BOBUTIMILIT ritthat.
boslayss 'CU be .ettled try BOBS= LIS
CO-PARTNERSHIP. i
THE 10111DEIHNONEDI HATE
0000rol taw itaofsegoato for IDS ;wpm Of
s Luz:go es
sso.ux. DO
1 / 1 1.1112 14
414,,Rt /0
RAM It
, P 1.102 R
AIR 03
SUM
•
Malin ISTIOISIIIL
iaeraldp to take ethat [roar Beptembiz
221.14 M. ands W. use sad ff 41. •
Lafferty &Warisigi '
a3=ll
M==
ziricum iautii.
rrnuantax. onob•rua. ) A. w
o,en
OISOOLOTION OF , PAITNERSHIP...
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES.
that the dm of M0W10171.111 ♦ ILIOLT/..
TON. Iced. Melds. ssell ItsrJerests. dot*'
%misses et No. ele /111,1 .um tem ellseolirse
on the ant imetamt, by mend eater-mat .Mll ct
somber's' claims ageless edellmmtlittreseitt
theta, sae tame indebted will mai immediate
yams at to WY. lOWBOTTON. mks dded
aintuarisce to settle the badmen o Its.
• - • 'w.aL Rowitorzo34l'
D. /1196ThrION.
October 4th. Len
D.
odhste
.00 . -TABSEEESEIP NOTIOE.
Ma,V.W. nournroort
aiwit rnit ....at MIXIMALLitIII el Wart
loom to date from to; Inst. Tat buboes will
to 000dacted safer the stet. er
BEST &ROBINSON,
, • ,
it them
comer' of Skirl aedTiy Wee% vim
ell Greets Inn tootles piotoot atfiattoi to
execute distatatt. '
JOIRI 1111217.
Tutabotelt. Nev. 31:40, uida. • *Mtn!
4.14 , 110
. IMMO T.
=3
AUTUMN TWA 1867►
aNKtott
itecolPANt
No. 54 . Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH, •
ZWavor . 401:rear Moir
FALL STCOOME
DOMESTIC An FABOY
DRY GOODS;
saa.a.:wmins,
AND NOTIONS
11 7/ZJI,T*MUkii.
*The useitisest erM be kept eon&
Name dixielss the eleemius. ape •
. .
Cash and Short Time Buyers
Are invitee' to =sagas uns musk.
S. A MeiLIMO!.
JMN:111 TI(MUIOS.
tisame.
SWORD'S BELF.TEMPEBEIIG
STEAM POWER
BRICK MACHINE,
auxurAcrunzo THIt
PITTSBURGH BRICK 1'41011:11E
BRICK MANUFACTURING CO.
This Ilselane takes the tip atm. Itonl
tank. (without the jn•Pstettent It/ enshillt he.
tor ttsott InettP , ntes.nes,) and tesomers
tt boron Shly. Vesta/ In Mel =sold; psi*
Lc its t t IS! . 3 I I3.°I4IrANFLUut
Wrialhard news, as Ine/d=trepts. Ins
eta steno Met. nesse&
en ll.ltt nstann . heat ezettneattne %Ira rantt .
o
f,;?, animates. • umehlop
fit ant Os at Ilya ant sleek and In the stet
r* Zl:tret:=3=l:l l l . =&.
Uon. et See
ass LIZSZST SS Stem
Sleet the Unto. B. Dew's,
stalsn* Pirisetraati.
WHEELER & lIIIILIIOIIII
Oi,lbest Praia& Geld Media
1:11ZIMI
_
e •
:
4,64,
8 EW INO",,;111AOHINES
urn eguitommat.. Jim! ST. •
Wbe-lef of NoireDl.
r.•
• FURNISHED .ROONI.
with boardtax, tv • vvata watt, fer u trtri
—aktrerwo....A..
dna. ants retrieve, fat ova wee,
••J,•• tintrlt CrVICv.
WAFTED..
3R.lCOCintra
NIILa atm momenta' walk et the Nat Oflee.
ter tare etatle iteattrtee.• GePir . tellta term
' P. 6 C..
Gazette Rua.
I=IM
7.iii ( zins ji
51 FIFTH STREET.
DV CALLUM
BROTHERS
THE FALL•STYLES OF
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS, Sco.
muffs CLOTIIS; Wide FELT.
& DM:MEETS; TOILARES.
a rniperier article of Table
Covering; an extra qualits4of
RAG CARPETS, LIST and TARN
CARPETS.
AtEcCALLUM BROS.,
51 Fifth Street,
Between IhnMedd and Weed Ns.
CARPETS.
EITHER WIT 01DB NEW
I P "
vuNtrrlralirgringign i a rL
=red the Jargon nook now offend in tit
Low PIaILED • . ,
ALL WOOL
INGRAIN&
ElflEp TINE LISTING aed asivr BLS
ea which we ave esat.e7 DT t.lge
d.t/11.19.• 10 eller 14 Oor VISSOMeiII,
WHOLESALE PURISM ,
OLIVER.
IrCLINTOCR
& COMPANY
ULM.
NEW FALL STOCK
CAId'ETS I
at Fifth Street,
BARGAINS CRPHIS
ROBLES LAJZIITT
ILOSIJIT BILILZY.
JUNE, 1867.
WE HAVE OPREfRD
NEW STOCK,
ZoSOL at react netfea MI N is
15"
"air
inuen we afar ass
Reduction of 20 Per Cent.,
I
ALL-WOOL mauling
*6 Cents Per Ward.
BRIJMLB OMUMI
SS Cents Per Yard.
Med, White ad Checked Matilda
. •To 34 Cents Per Yard.
WHITE MATTINGS,
To 3 CantalPar Yard.
====
NOTTINGHAM LICE GIBTAINS
44 40) so e . .. 1. Ida no so tai-behyt
A REDUCTION OF FIFTY PER CENT.
111111,10 & COLLINS.
71 and '73 Flftb • Street.
Sett Imlldtatt to United States fluttoi Rau*
awl Pomace. woad toor, ostre Ittaorts 800
. .
1111101111.11MAM 41,11117E1FIEUI,
Moneys &ColinSelertral-LaW,
AND BOLICI'TOBB IN. BANtauncr,
rirrazti/!t4 1 ;;:f*,
Oiss, s. illtartarrlßlLT;
stmts./ erroduTm ram ea/misfit.
piny CLASS LOOkING OWI
AND PICTURE FUME NIANU FAMINE.
. .... .. ..
, . a. I.BYONg), .. .. „
no, ale wood- ot., ..Putibwit.
....
rZ zo ti • hanal agra t rarra444 3 o . V
A.LN AL an/ I NVA.=
Irr i sad•rtcrrurus GASNaftM4Ok
ea. Os aa4 Battorak imal 'Triage
and Bracket Tablas of asomait• ~=. mai
workmanship.
...D.Ltrts AND =GILDING extonttell in Gal
saes of Um art. .
— rifFitlCSB'loo3/Litart. loandlianin
AMERICAN WATCHES.
• OPUS= STOOL or..
Fine Gold and. Silver MotioNes,
FINE COLD.JEWELRY,
ISLUVILIMAIII, CLOCK% 46.
At tie lowest orlon. Ski tralt4lo VIVA to
01 , 11 taA <1.114.0.04. 00/ stock ot=o Inmkggim
111011•11er.
vrgace muds, amssas 'wades ss
_ is. as ratricra
Two dons &Dm Mann street. ettaltstfo
WINE DWELLING ET • NEMER..
LEY.—Tbo ither Lcnon• belldhut nod
will mon bays m
arm le. • line brick boon
of tauten room.. coreorien, DaxlOc, 'Mr.%
dtaint . eirn , a. Idiotic.. trun room, wench/One
p vOl = i t• h' lr g o . otriliF °M,U ;lh d.." 4l
t i llZ b aTaraVirtritUrral4, 4 ; l'
los to tee um us Welted , t 0 ud tad umo.
ritre T 7l = th riVri; " Ves7 ,4l' etr
eadrul/.. ~ '.4.III2eWH V Y
' Bun &Jena* P . . O.
()mum=nr.izrarsTErs,
.
IFEDIMAL auseszni r. .
Hass;(roan) door Yore
Maly Ware Table tinkly
at riliThltlf MOLL Ever/Max
la aim
ond etau•tnr• iisavL Call sad
r ea.
CHOICE BEDDING WANT%
Roses, Geraniums, Terbei4e, Le y
la bloom, at Lm Oak•saa ermahaaaaa.
JOIN ag. & A. AIIIII!IOCEr.
M • aatalowss. . - • lairlatol
CHOICE IFIUtMLY 17.0 VD,
'lwo
am.) bt“
et ta a e ar W M W
phh. a a
tthaw
TAAXICE% TEA KART..
4 44%15 1 1..4 a d. r .!” ftriok•
Fume tie /WIEN°
or • zi•Vt !IT'LL!" ,
Os ecim4-in lak irieltopf
rrsssr
Joe. t.
110.11/121 1110.,-
.
VI- 1 4106i
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