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CITY AND 8 BM3AN.
Fiabbith Setbod Teactiers , Institute.
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' The Convention aasembled Saturday
morning at ten o'clock. The attendance
eras large, and the proceedings created
• more than usual interest. The unual
' 'devotional exercises allettpled the first
half hour. Several bliantlful and esp.
• • preprint° hymns were sung, after which
Rev. Dr. Douglas offered up an 'eloquent
and fervent pnsyer.
The hour for taking up the regular
business having arrived, the ;question
for discussion, "Consecnned Teachers,"
was reed by the Chairman.. -
Dr. Howard opened, the discussion.
He said the term "Consecrated" carried
. hint back In imagination many years.~
back to the days of Judaism. Sac*„...s,:fice.
s wens in those Save corsteenstel and
offered tip to God. ' So siumill the life of
, a teacher be devoted to The service of
the living God. Ala defy. was in onerous,
• eclisturs, and imgolmut nun, and his
chief object shooml be the salvation of
his scholars; lie should labor to
pram
tes Co pen
opens Ishipuplis the beneficence of
- almighty power and
wonsiertul goodness. • -
Mesars Ilnitt and Seitil followed at
some length In forcible and eloquent.
addresses upon the subject, in whirls the
dudea of teachers were fully discussed
and explained.
Ron Mr. Palmer. Dm few remarks,
concurred in what had been weld by the
previous speakers, Ist the conclusion of
.• which the Convention joihed in Singing
the familiar hymn
• , • oreastboa fault oferespetteatne•"
The Convention then proceeded to ttni
discussion of the next subject, sir
"Teachers' iffeetinga aild Teachers' Trainl•
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• Rev. Dakewell opened the discuss
sion•ln an able adduces, which was fol
lowed by 'short addresses front several
other delegate, whose remarks were
strictly pertinent to the au iffeti under
conaideration.
Rev. Dr. Sc.vil thought that teachers
expected - rto much from their pastors.
They about,' he more • Independent and
-self-reliant, amides all in their power to
•••
perform their. duties i.e teachers, before
seeking aid of. their ministers, tie
thought as a general thing the subjects '
selected for discusaion at teachers' meet.
ing.i were too tame end of too. general a
character. Subjects of a special nature
should be selected, and they 'should al
ways be of an Interesting 'character.
Seth questions ho slid were abundant.
Rev. Mr. McClure said that teachers'
meetings were ofgenst utility; from the
fact-that they encouraged the youthful
mind and stimulated it/ to renewed and
•
continued efforts of improvement. At
these meetings, he said, testi:sem should
make brief interchange's of views, in re
gard to. their different methods of in
. eastruction. To labor- auocessfully, as
Sabbath School teacher., it scan neceasss
ry•. • he said, to study the lesson, and go
• to • the class thoroughly prepared.
Several other delegates - .joined in the
discussion, giving an elaborate exposi
tion of their views en . the and
the various mothoda.ofinsfructlon now
in use.
The Convention then' sung the banal
- fat Sunday School hymn , :
. •
..rhera•• • cry from ditstleato.' ,
After 'which ROY. Alfred ITaylor 'Sec
retary of the State Sabbath School'lnsti
roto, rook.the floor and entertained . the
Convention with an able and practical
address on the adrontagesand bet:Sento of
Saki:nth Schools, and the method of con
. riveting them.
Mr. Taylor said that parenta some.
times depended too vetch upon Sabbath
,Schoolteachers and often shifted the
'entire responsibility pf the religious
training of their children upon -them.
This should not bin but, on'. the other
hand, they should relieve the teacher,, of
Ail lire labor possible •sSuntlay School
lessrina, he arid, often became irksome
to children fora want of interest, and It
: should, therefore, be the aim of the teach
'or to diffuse all the interest possible ih
• Lis lessons, thereby making the Sunday',
School room the most attractive place \
the child could And. Damn ttds method
•
was practiced, there was always stood
attendance, and when the roll of the
school was called the Scholars would
be...found In their seats, •. instead
beingaway fishing, nutting orakating,
as was too often the case. Mothers
should ahnans be tilled.with a spirit of
genial Christianity when In CaralWailica.
Lion with their children, and all austerity
• should be escheweri. it was far better
to rule by love than hy fear. Sabbath
School teachers ohouldneyerlosesig.ht cif
tics responsibility renting upon thens,
and should be actuated in the work bye
spirit of slnctifted industry-. They
should visit the members of the classes
Individually; and converse with them ih
a friendly 'manner, not • upon the subject
of religion alone, but upon matters of
general interest and importance, not for
getting, however, the main object, which
• was to lead them to a knowledge of the
Savior. Such a coarse, ho said, could
nut fail to be productive of great good.
The hour 'far closing the morning ses
siOil haying arrived, the long metre dox
ology was sung and the Convention ad
journed till two o'clock.
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The Convention ii...assembled at two
o'clock, Rev. E. B. Snyder in the Chair.
The :'ekereletg were oteae;cl.l.E.ti,rglng,
read m`7
Tho Chairman then read an the scrip
tural lesson the fifteenth chapter of John.
after which Rev. Mr. Snyder offered up a
fervent prayer. The Convention then
United in Ringing
—aPPY aq.••
INTAICT
The hoer having arrived for entering
•it I the regular business, the subject
ir rdiscounie "Infant Scheeler—Memoir
lag—lto use and abnee;!.was taken up.
' Rev Alfred
said
ortene.l the diecus
. Mon. Re- said that tbe custom ore:rang
lng }-oung and inexperienced- leathern
o the infant dames. weir' not always
advisable; that they needed experience
as much if not more than any other.
Teachers should always be honest *kb
the pupils, and when asked a question
'they cannot answer they alutuld admit
their -went of knowledgi. and at once
Mint • up an answer for the child.
In infant teething it.is necessary for the
. teacher to have a considerable amount
biblicel knowledge, and a great deal
nf christian love—an article„ he said,
ementtally' nem:teary to the sneems of
any teacher. Ills remark. were full or
pith and Moment and were intempersed
with incidents illustrative of -hie position
On the question under discussion. The
beautiful Sunday School hymn, coin.
nemcing
•••rite - seitaien an rainerlag Iran near aid
afar."
was now sung. '
Rev. Snyder spoke for a few momenta
In reference td the name "Infant/School."
Ito objected to the name; It glees too much
the Idea of "babes In arms," he said, and
the Ilttlefolks did not like It. Rethought
a change should he made, and suggested
that It be called the Junior School.
Rev. Hr. Squires entertained the Con
'cannon for a short time on the subject of.
infant schools., lie endorsed .what had
been said by Hr. Snyder In regard to the
name.
He Th ien d i th m que n s o ma—. 3secmonodr -Pn."o gl—lgts,
Use or Abuse," was postponed.
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Mr& esglidsell, a teacher the Tenth
ward Itfimaion fichoobt, having avortion
of her chess present, gave the Convention
d premien! illustration of ber method of
teaching. The class passed through
regiilar lesson, whieh was of a vei-y
teresting character, end the manner. In
which the children acquitted themselves
was highly creditable to them, am well
am to their estimable Instructont.
The lemon eves commenced by. the
'claret repeating the Lord's prays,
In eancert, -after which th . ' sung the
ono hundred and third Pethrr. They
then answered tboqueetlons of the Cate
chosim In a remarkably prompt and
satisfactory manner. lino Campbell
then read a portion of the scripture, upon
which the clams woe examined. The les
son occupied considerable time, and was
one of the most Interesting exorcises of
thciseterlon.
A number of the delegates expressed
themselves highly pleased. with Mrs.
Campbell's method of Instruction. :Mr.
Taylor raid that be bad never listened to
an infant class lesson with Moro interest
and pleasure—lndeed, ho was delighted
with lb lie liked theeloar and distinct
manner In which Mrs. C.'addreseed her
self to her class, and the remarkable
way slut held their attention throughout
the lesatou. Ito was'aorry that all Sun'
day School teachers could notbe present
to witness the exercise. •
The Mended hymn commencing
Iteaveg foram?
ass then hung by the congregation, af
ter which Rev. Idr: Taylor goo a prae
ticalillustration of his method of teaching
a class. • The exorcise occupied nearly
tut hour, and was of a very interesting
character. Rio method wna to follow
every subject through tho whole scrip
tures. At the close of the lemon ilftcen
minute, were occupied in-
REVIEW AND CRITICISM.
Mr. 2inyder wished to , know whether
ho would uso that method for teaching
.the classes, or mw it intended se a lemon
for teachers? - •
Mr. Taylor said if In were Leerhing a
class ho would adopt that method; that
it was so plain and simple that any per
son could - Loon boi,orne faii3illar with it,
and with the aid of u COMMOII_ reference
bible am toucher could prepare a lemon
ln fitted, minutes. .
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
The Committee appointed to nominate
oftleere for the ensuing year reported the
- names of the following gentlemen:.
:President—Res - . Ft h. ScsoviL
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Vice Presidents—Wm. Frew, H.
A
Anderson., .
J. Allen 'Alec rum, A". .
man and .T. Emery. - .
thrresPooding 6mietery--Iter.Dr4fini
Betordkig...Vetraary.,#trywub N..
TneaniMr—E. Meirost.V. .- •
BasinessOnepntteo — Thorns"
Arrld' Robizulon, R. K. Porbei
Woodward, l Wm. Reinhart, Prot Nor.
mom and ,
8- Hillman-.
The relpOrt tree received and adopted:.
Rest Mr. Scovil urged upon those
present the noneadty of s' thorough op
genthatton, in order that the State insti
tute might be furnished with eeerect sta-
Oaths in regard to Sunday Schools. •
Mr. Taylor concurred allth the speaker
who had Jens taken his, seat, and was
pleased to see so much Interest Inca ,
rested.
Mr. Scovit recemtnended that a Con
vention bo held previous to the titan fbr
holding the State Cpavention.
Mr. Robinson recommended that a
-number of meetings be held during the
ensetl e y . ear.
Mr. VII 'Mend that the linoleum
Committee be instructed to call the Con
venttan together, at limit once, at mob
time and place as they should think beat,
previous to the meeting of the State Can
ventieViand that they have blanks
pared procuring the Statistics. The
motion prevailed, _
The long metes doxology was then
;Mpg, ami the Convention adjourned till
02 4Pall4ISeven o'clock.
The Convention regasembled at ae en
and a half o'clock, pursuant to adjourn
ment, Rev. Snyder in the Chair, and the
exercises were opened by .inging the
fifteenth hymn,
Werrallr.ierniiir, toward we reart.i.
After which the Convention reed In eon
(+art fifteen verses of the twelfth chapter,
of Matthew. Mr. Baker then led in
prayer. The nineteenth hymn was then
.sung by the Convention,
"rte days are gliding • igui
DiscusgiOg. ,
The hour fordisemodon having arrived,
the Chairman - announced the question,
vies "Unit' in Sunday School Woik." -
Rey. Mr: Scovil opened the dlituuslon.
He said that outside pnwerare gave unity
to amities sad inilvesedthattluttmade
us a nation-. Curing the last ten years,
sines Sabbath &boo/shad been in exist
ent*, thechurchhad prospered more than
Mar before. The hopes that attend the
Sabbath School work tend 'to unite
Christlina He referred to the unity
springing up between different denomi
nations, and attributed it in a great
measure to Sabbath Schools.
Rev. Mr. Snyder said that he would
like to know what the committee, who
framed the question under discussion,
meant by it. He thought under any
constcuction that could be put upon it,
it ,did not admit of discussion. That
without unity loony event, or under any
construction, a school could not nacceod.
It meant Ounity of any- particular de
nomination; It admitted of no doubt as
to the propriety of unity. lie believed
that the Sunday School FM part of the
Church; that one could not be stitweaSful '
without the other.
Mr. Robinson, one of the Connitittee, in
explanation Bald that the object or the
Committee was to make the question the
subject of prayer during the half honral
lotted to devotional exercises, and unto
subject for. dissuasion. He 'mid there
should be a unity among the- schools of
relo
different deno ations.
Mr. Taylor said that it God's peeeple
wereone inJeaus Christ, thoworld would
believe indeedthatChrist was the Savior.
The professors of chriatianiffeand chris
tian purposes must admit this if they
would be successful.
The Convention was then led inprayer
by —, after which the direnedoo wa
continued.
Rev. W. R. LOCA . Ilsidd that ho thought
there
was great deal in the subject
which fafirst appeared to he without in
terest. Ile said that it did not oeena to
him that denominationalism was secta
rianism; he loved his denomination, but
that did not prevent him from loving the
brothers of other denominations. He
believed in aunity of all denomination,
in this Sunday School question. '
Mr. Scovil said that - be had men so
much . diaaster in schools • for want of
unity that he though. 'aelloola could not
be successful without it, Ire thought
there should be a unity of lessons in
echoole of the same churth, and, if yes
able, in all the , churches He would
make the effort to have a unity in all the
schools in his congregatio n.
Mr. Taylor said that some persons
might say that Mr. Small's. Idea of unity
was impracticable, bat he knew It wee
not, and referred to the Sunday Setu.le
of Syractuse, New York, which he said
all had the same lesson each day.
• Mr. Rabe mid that teechers' meetings
would be - more interesting if • there woo
unity of action:
Mr. Burt, In a for remarks; express.]
himself in favor of unity in every re
a' Heknew that the
from oola In. his
ne ped. ighborhood suffered a - voint of
unity In action, lie was in favor. of but
one sermon a dayi more . than that made
it irksome and laborious for teachers,
and took too much time from the Sab
bath SchooL
• .
• Mr. Scorit spoke fora few moments
on the sultfeeL He thought they should
press on and not interfere with oath
other's work:
Mr. Lavely advocated - .a unity of
eons; ho thought moth good would be
derived from it.
The time having elapsed which was
allotted to the discussion of this subject,
the Convention joined In singing the
'twelfth hymn:
w lt.daold wd • Ming HU.
And how twoonLad wad.
Tcgattuer Saab SS basil so
la amity lo
The next question for consideration
was that of
SAZHATH SCHOOL LISHARTHA.
Mr. Burke "soll that the great study of
all Sabbath School teachers had been
how to dispense with, libraries; but he
believed that. it was an 'ututecessaryervil in
Sabbath Schools. lie gave an explana,
Son of a plan for distributing libraries,
which be thought would prove a seem..
ful one. It accomplished the result that
was so much desired, via: That of dis
tributing the Looks Without taking up
the time of the school. The scholar was
furnished with a catalogue and cord
upon which was his or her name and
number, also the Marks of five Intik..
This card was put , - the book
returned by the scholar and 'the book
was supplied by the librarian.
Rev. Mr. Miller gave an exposition
which he thought preferable to Use ono
Just ruentlon. His method was ob
jected to, because the scholar was allowed •
to take the book to the dens.
Mr. Scovil said that he did not think
that - a serious objection. lie .could not
see how it could be an objection, and he,
did: not think it had even kitten urged
before. He visa In favor of libraries-
thought they were the life-of a school,
and would not for any consideration
blot them out.
The .Chabroin announced : that the
hour for the final adjournment of the
ebnvention bad arrived, - 4uul said that
there were a number of - question, which
had been lent In, that should be answer
ed, but 'unless, the time was extended,
they would have to adjourn. On motion
the thno was extended half an hour.
Theq_uestlons wore then read and
answered.
On motion, a vote of thanks, am re
turned to the truntees of the Church for
Meuse of Um room..
Mr. McClintock moved that. a vote of
thanks beret:timed to- Mr.-.. Bacon, of
Detroit, for the address he had made to
the Institute.. The motion carried by a
.
On motion of Rev. Dr. Douglas, a vote
of thanks - was returned to Rev. E. B.
Snyder, chairman; and . Mrs. Elizabeth
Campbell who gave the practical lesson
In teaching, and to the' reporters of the
press.
A resolution tendering the'. Menke of
the Convention to Rev A. Taylor, Secre
tary of the State Sunday School Nati
tion, was adopted. -
The long .metre Doxology was then
sun& andafterashort but fervent prayer,
and benediction by Rov. Mr. Taylor, the
Convention adJeurned sine die.
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NEW OPERA Hours-S e venth nigh% of
the great and - versatile 'commedian;
F. S. Chinfrtm, in "Our American Cousin
at Home.". This play has been written
especially ter Mr. Chaufran... The entire
stock commtuy will appear.
'Venarrrsn Tarrsax.—A„ rare good
bill to-night, embracing a combination
of talent. The best of order inpreserved
and we crutgraktlate
and Jefferson on thee - abet:neat thermal?.
or Sunvi;— At nine o'cloCk this
'morning the ode of reserved seats for
the grand vocal concerts, to he given by
Miss tCaroline 3iscaMoy of .Plilladet.
phis, assisted by a number of eminent
profeesional vocalists, at the.Acadeury of
Mimic on Wednesday and - Thursday
evenings next, will commence at C. C.
Dialler's mush, store, No. 81Woodstroot.
As no extra price is clutiged for reserv
ing seats, we MAY =SWAIM a rush.
an.tarn:Corrortnv.—We trust our mu
sical frier& will bear In mind that a
wand vocal concert will be given by the
choir of Trinity Church, at City Hall to.
morrow evening.
,The programme em
braces choice selccilnita front the lending
compositions of Jiingllah and He:num
anthers. Concert commences at eight
o'clock; marl/Igoe may be ordered for
ten o'clock. Ilosyrrissi ‘ seats for sale at
the music stores:
Parn...—The fair neeigr tho auspices of
the ladies of St. 'Sefton; Church in the
Seventh Ward will continue dmingthe
Present week. Thus far it has been a
grand stumeas, reflecting the highest.
credit on all concerned In its manage
matt. to where elso min . an hour be
ranee pleaaarttlyepenL • •
DAzt MeVe peatAmerlean show oreria
at the Red Lion lot on Thursday next.
Mb to the teat circus and combination
In the country and to odd to its attme
gone tbo great Daniel .Is connected
sadden Doath.—Xiaa Liule, duti ghtm:
of Afg, John :Nasser, of Lawtence%ino,
dledvenvioddenly on Saturday morn
ing. , SheivoWn apparent good health,
but while en geil In mroparlog break
foot complained ttf_a strange feeling, and
In half an hour Wiga corpse.,
.. . .
two.lltea islraeo the
',Abet August last, mwmltteab l rj ru ni ce
Abrams,
ods without et Naliaa lkettaa,". war°spost; tot 'wain
go •
k n Hatanisy byJodge Starzeat= urt
*ruse odingt rged.aglunat. bat tharew
t44aL, as or;
Thimbightiw may. 'be day 4
now month had been davit:unto:l by the
- rrtsblectt. Dia ibry of National thank.
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• , Woryears the giassworksof Pittsburgh
iiereaupplied withsgSrfranfrd on the
lali ir t Zi r Motilditlasstiortheastof
fonte, ft is now proposed to erect an
imrtienareglaus factory to that locality,
Where will be nuutufitettizel every kind
and quality of article from the brittle
mineral. In addition, arratgementa are
also making to erect a large Vie works
in that vicinity. The chara.is ,- on pid
duced in the forearm oftaklrsgion is
! represented na Stiperior for the manufac
, taro of steel by the Bessemer process.
With the stnai narks are also to be
ted works for the manufacture Ip
scythes, • .
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seriously Injured,—Mr.,Atiani Turney:,
'of Greenshfirg, a man et h- - ears of
agv, was seriously injuretl Satin:UV
morning, . by. falling . thrOttn a hatch
way, in the inn end ',upper establishment
of Ell sons A. &.• J. Turney, of Greens-
M'r. T. had gone up to the
second floor for some purpose, and his
sight being defective, be fell through the
hatch way *bleb had Just been opened
for the _purpose of hoisting up some
ware. UM lo a ning, although of . a severe
and painful meter, are not thought to
bo serious. He was improving slowly
last evening.'
Mr - anted to Murder,.-George S. Brown
appeared before Alderman Thomas,
on Saturday, and entered complaint
RTiiiBtiOG(Prirlge ) 1. : , 11 8 " Tt r sl ll lo n lf O ti ra t
deputy of the Sheriff, looking after some
propertynpon•which alevy had been
made, oilmer threatened to kill him
with an axe. Vlolmer was arrested and
held to answer for surety of the peace.
The parties reside in Oakland lowatthiO•
R.—Post No. 91 of the Grano
Armv of the' Republic, organized by
the bistriet Commander, K A. Mon
tooth, on Friday evening, will meet
this evening at their. hall in Allegheny
' , City, =ton each Monday evening until
further hotice.
C. M. T. N.--Thr City Councils will
bold their regular monthly meeting this
evening.
The new St. Paul's Orphan Asylum In
-the 81.5.t.h ward willbeAledleated on the
nth proXim.
Next Friday night win be Iballoxy Eo'n
—The Newark, N. J. Journal nays:
Mr. Frederick Simonson has sham' us a
bottutlntr specimen of Trutt, the Penult of
a new urecess of ipgrafting. A pinta
tree
in th'en'4.4roil''.l4rs. ap 17881.1mtl°0111Za61,1:
Weahington street. Early In the semen,
by war of experiment, six fruit buds on
the plum tree Were .tied with:fine silk
thread to the sante number of buds on
the prink 'tree. Four of those united
buds dropped immature. from tho trees.
The other two set and matured fruit, one
being attached to the each tree mad the
other to the plum. . ln shape they re-.
semble the plum and lit rotor the peach,
but the flavor partook of both the peach
and plan.. Thopltnlso exhibited some
of the peculiarities . of -both these fruits.
As a curiosity the experiment is an inter.
eating one, although In a practiml Way It
out prove of little service. owing to ihe
time and. labor.,in .unitutg the buds.
What the seed of this hybrid fruit may
produce In a quellinn however for the
future.
—King \\lilt:km of Pruasla has`a ten•
luunbqotne addition to hie income in tho
Eng Halt property of the Hanoverian
Crown: By the treaty of 171.1 the_pro
petty belongs to to de motto ruler of Han
over. It yields the annual revenue" of
about .000,000.
RIVER NEWS
The weather yeeladay vru cloudy ad
ware:, sod to the afternoon there eree every
apeman aerate:'
The aecoauf of the Improvement of the Ohio
Ricer et Brunoti: IWad, aa published Is an
gearing eotemporary of Triday, was- correct,
except in one important partleuler, The se
cant refers to the channel cleared si being
an hundred feet wide, as though that width
were sufflelest for iselboat fleets, which it is
not ..Butths obstruction. Tare been cleared
away from a much greater width, In fast, coal
boatman will now hare the whole of the left
hand cheasel free for their beets of any width
they *my chain, to mite nom . The overage
width of the dyer on ths left of &stool.. Is
land is the present very low water is ale hon.
deed feet, end the earrowat water four bun,
deed and Ilfri nun.- The oversee width of the
water in a coalboed stage to one thousand fest,
and the narrowest watertight Ittindred end
eer•oty feet
Capt. John Auawatt. of the towboat Wild
Duck aad Mr. John Eltin, clerk of the Dams
No. 2. wow to Chnin.o on Ibunalay
Ennother.r ken Inereorrox ' or' OJas
Ltattoss—latrin.are
to on Oweieas.—The
f0110w1.4 la an aMeadatent offered by Captain
Cl. W. Batchelor, amendment to tertian 11, se,
Of DM tereteedimi Or the Ctheltuutti Cameo.
dory haring pawed that body. If this bill
should pun (Mom ate become • law. It will
definitely settle MD rued tpiestien at enrol*
ling coal biomes; • . •
Ser. Ifi. And hi 41 further mach., That
ocal
ales ep Ins pltration by the master or nether, the
lvectors onw in !twelve meow
th lean, carefully . Inspect the hulls, boiler.
and sthetitherp.. s e a pathenger and freight
newsier aud b arge, Wangle. to their W..-
ure ateprosad . loch ate... and
harm are to Use; sad they teal satiety them.
soiree tithe Mesone and barges are In such
nooditlon that they um, to used in navigation
with thittY to Dot .4 Pm... V . -and that all
the requiremmts of the taw In weave to tree,
beitth, Pump, hose, lifepreenvers, one other
this., ant felthfully eemplieJ with, and that
they ...mime4 pipes from the boilersie
the held, to wiry steam for the ealineetehr
mew. arse mtheat accident. Provided;
That nbtleas herein contained their be .0 coo.
Marred aato apply to buses engaged exclu
sively In th e trawyortatiou of text
The quartettes lately entablithott at Isla.
'Zia 1 by the Canon. her been reseed, anti the
Learned (4) and talented (1) In. rattles re
ieved front the anlttork• duty of wilting ear.
tigcatee awl Donating two tellee seek from
pa Yr. ming
litaimgelA Ineathers.
Pre,
aldent of the Vicksburg
andriew Orleans .Paaket Compa.y, bag eon.
teamed to tarry • semi-weekly men ,betereee
oh:tabors are Mow (Metes tor wlth
the PrirDwe of • triweekly mail for IMMO,
at to option of the department. The fanner
eoniteetors will be prommoted for their fakirs
loottPlY with their contrwt.
The; hie. UrleaosCromento f lett 511 , 04.1
weak, nye: The stems. Sumnrall leaves
the leading Me morale. for the purpose of
proceeditut flows the 'veer to she Legit. Turn
to receive three hundred and twenty Owesan
lethargrante outs iireaala bark Donau,
Jost .10. tr time.. who are in triune%
the Leak; Tii• Stonewall vitt set stop at
Lading. but will premed , . woe her
way op the river to ber port Of degUnetion.
The Pa.. Voinparry hare
closed aj ookithroirt 0110 AIL Dotting. £.q, of
Bletrimaills, • for a mew Wharpothialseller
plan to[howolloo by she A. a ICS. 5.C..,
and the Blemphls ',whet row. The awe boat
will be WO feet In length, 40 feet beam, 0 feet
depth of. hold and old be ready for the spring
We take the thilowitig from the Clnentneti
thesette ;of Friday: The Zags an thelandlag
dioleyeel tie lialfasiat yeeteniar, out or
rowat for the steooo7 Of Den , Jno Y,
Heel, wt.o riled at Portemouth tieditheday.
Ito wmataided th e eteamer LedtPik• before
the. War,th the Yealphis and Nadretlie trad,
and dun. the war woo them:weak issr.
rice on the hewer YlalauppL De ma.; 0 1 10
to wshaAad of the steamer Mewed. amt had
left that:boat onl. eh.' time below the es
pialoo .of
f her boiler', and • few eye ego
paned op the rites with the rentains of his
wife andhttle non, who were /oft on the boat
at that lima We • tueleartaarl that there Is
but oae member of hie family living.
TM Argosy , Want Millais .ttookayastai.
day mornig. We Tatra that II tarp fora of
hands tram e m ploy to work on bar all to
t ,
In order that /ha mgbt be ;mamma to nealva
flaunt to-day for tog Sandy. The lastrioa
d tlf coma or Abe Marta* Zalltray on Satur-
A gl. Lents telegrem, soder date of Thum
day, say. : The steamer Thompson, hence to
Mow Orleans, sunk a berg* ID Ounese Band.
Some of the outgo wu wed. The opposition
to the old Yeektak racket (hammy will sun
build ontatallteant Meaner. It will hemmed
the Abe RUM*. Delay east/noes to evenake
beats in every dinetion. from low water and
from fore. which have rotently been dense and
anprotruted. The' water slowly secedes. The
of banes anti so Idga..r dtewing_to
mail. glom Although the kilssiUl9lol mug.
Conspany has of late given very /Dais evidence
of vitality, the Atlantic, Una gods beige/ India
ganalble, and while the stern wheeler Stan
light hu goat, with her two barges, the W.
•Ambity is to be ant to two and lehrthened Ss
feet and entailed to. ; '
Tiro amity TOzarn in atm lima Cturatilo
TO A Slcm—On the morning of the 2nd lam
the steamer City of Cairo, bound from Mem•
plile to this port, plated up two mon bald
ing to • mug in the solidi. of the mem, ead
had been there for Man hours i TtudYnames
ere Edward Cooper and Henry Meantime.
They belonged to platy of four men from La..
parte, lodises. and were earang up the river
to s sailboat, which eapalsal near Devil'. Ta
land:Hany Moran numbed the Miami In
xafety, and . Wm. Cortes la =Wag. !They had
four chute of tools and tear trunk.. width
inseam,' by theospeiring of the ulLboat. The
two men who were leagued by the City- of
Cairo were taken to Even' Landing, Captain
eialthig no stereo for fare.,
The Olnelnaetl_,Engstrer,o(. Priday,
liallmaila W et: Louis ion reaping /a rich bat.
Vest atoW, le 1011110101100 Of Malang whitened
season. of ;Ammeter.= thlvflble.!The Saint
Louts Dossoorat .10V111,AM •'sgo altad;4a au
evidence of She Impactions of St. Lau% that
levee
le e
atillemplite ham that ear
in am Oily, while only One Okayed from Cleo
etinnett.. The fact an teumphsally pointed to
by ens ootesepszary don% teeil7 prow so murk
if ft Wham thatprobsbly. tWo•thlrde of the
cargoes •et themr. wen St: Lan!. baste were
made up of Chudrinath frelithts'all= Toil
to that city. It is not at all Jam b ylthat
this is the truth of the matter.• The rillrOads
to St. Louie mu O verage: ded with b
E...17 . 04 !iihmt two hundred tau o f
frtlj are dixpatehed daily by roll
St. Loeb:- ‘gtottlenien',lll4.• troa that city
0010 that bat' for the rennet. of Halal* from
Clationatt fez mahipment .Scattli,. - b!esthete
there would be very dull. •
-- The Clatismatt ingtsfrer. of Itainstayilaya
W. understand :that anertleft ll.no of .boat., to
fly be hare and New Odsana t bean
ormed, to be oompoted. of the following
Moment Twoaldu, Zmma Na., Wounds,
Das Potter. Salver Mood No. It, Nementet •
and neds•Pt the harstrilaye asul Kenton.
SWINT STDANBOAT TAA3nws AT SAnrr
Meter , late from Um Tanneto
mom Robert Wyld sells to I'. li:Doekot. of Pe.
loom Kliediti. for 11.00, Cdober Nth. Gold
•Flneht 1110thant Bro.. eell to • Wm. Karr, of
m r aihm.yeegto,noft, October 14.• Utile dont;
P. N. French ettle onegtelf to John I. Doyle
for OVA saosemba
nnsßutic:sori WORII3.
FULTON, Iral:4All i Co.,
icsaniseass um. bm.
~,C011111)ALGE,
•
ajuk
TWINES, in way
,Inirames, Hama *MP ea.
of Re ouvatiz. - • Rdillt.
PITTSBUItaIi DALLICCGAZETTE : MONDAY, commit 28. 1867
E.E .R.DnalEv r z,
BiNIB AND BROKER.
118 Wood St., dear (*raft of BAIL
Gicternment Securities,
Gold, Silver.
And Coupons,
aotea,b,d.,o ills„. sold
A Vi LOA vanalpal Mies et Zara..
CONVIIRSION OF 1-30'S.
F. nx vow Pr0174;e4 to convert the
lECOND AND THIRD. EERIER
trio Vat
Now ISO? 640 Gold Coupon Bonds,
• JAMBS T. BRADT &
Seim it listened Emilia,
Corner retur' ris Wood Streets.
IR&B. - McVAI -&
iatismax.ers,
An Huns is comaint BRUltlflik
Or. Fourth and Suilbtletd Strotts:
ain:laNtialglViligtt 'PROM
cont. to fuinart at, and tin theta in azobitag*
4-20 110.7rDS OF 11887 1
Intent., IN BOLD at Open mint. from that data.
DIA It. Ie'VALICA Co.
FINANCE AND TRADE
t erten Or ran T. - renown Geirrrs,
Savolubar, ootobtr 111, 1007.
Gold opened firm et 141 M, advanced to 111 ,
declined to and closed drool et 141%.
The bear ellone, who is largely short, ha. re.
mated to all kind. of maneuver. to bring the
market nearer 110 before the close of the week,
but were onsuceenfriL d dealtos tollo would
no doubt frighten slug, number of email bor.
den to esti. and thus force the market down
In like enahner; A. was done In Kay, Ig6f, and
Qua scents an immense mat to. the bear
aligns. But matter. map look different on
hlOodoT eine* the tnnvltable embarkation of
the French troop* at Loudon nuar eve the to
apprehenalons of • general war to Europe, and
put eemuitles down and gold Op.
The bond Market responded to the decline In
gold, and after the first boord there was •gen
are! else• to all the different descriptions of
National mouritlea; nate, amen( 1014 mod MO,
nod 1.308 all advanced from 54- to X, per went.
It la donbtfril, however, whether the market
will be anetained, the ad aa naa having brought
out • large . amount of born:Leto realize, and
the ehlpments from the Interior rather In-
Stook. are buoyant throughout the entire
list, but gale. are light, nod large blocka tould
not be mold without bringing down the entire
tnarkot. •
Closing limo York quotations reerylat
Ph. 8i ?(meta, ware as follows:
' Gold, 14134, 111, 641 d,
1114, 1 2 9344 lOU. IOW; llonools,107)1, 11. too,
lOolia I-s, lc& .
Clerelond d Pittabuilt R. It, 1731
Kanto/Its Union D.Pro.. 1454
Wootora llnlo¢ Illegraoh ad
....
,
Pittabrdtb tort WoYOO M Cklenno R. R. jig
Northwatent IlMirmul—oommon
Raw York ommterm—preterredß--......... a
o CantraL.
Oklo and MtulealpplEiriliaten - - le
Mel:dn. 50utharn.......... ' 7334
Corydon vo .
Quertz I 30
Q.alclmilyer if%
—The Montreal 'Wilitem, of October 20,
wept the Wore of toe Commercial Bank of
Carceda;
Yeeterday there were ontlenue elmse sod
biota of impentimg calamity in. fistancial
ales. from width even the uninitiated might in
fer elmethlay
r merlons; but the taata did sot b.
route known oomed!, tUI this morning. The
managers or the Ornamercial Bank, which ha.
lo em ny beeno ther La • bed wey, had beentuttem ',outlay Old Making Ine, to 'enable
them to modelle • steady ti which had not to
open them, and not belay ettooesaful. bed to
I.unce ...melon et
they
permeate. As
meal on rush OCC•111,02, they hope to pay
hlldebta and so. .watornideg for the Mee.
olden;n and It le te be hoped that thie hope
mu prove well Incrded. The fact that both
et the old boats of the Upper Province here
failed badly. while teal. Province has been
steadily LLIT.CII4 to population. products,
tad wealth, amos that there was eon.
Mae wrong In their eyetem of samtgeWen.
The 112101. • we taint, ley la being cots p by •
alma or ramie, for the bands of • class or dr..
ek. and the Ma. that them tommacted theme
with wartentitted to medinnuMation.. Ttds
led to faveriumn and huge soremnts, Lead •
ne.glect, width might gmeet be chareatensed
hmcgtitY. Of email, quiet traametimea, bow
Aver entkeedos the aggreeste, profitable.
—The New To* dleetheldew Mut Abodes
of linen to October IC, says to relation to
remove metpulee
Fer Senthinber euris reeelpt of rattans
tor na y she United Inatee and the Merchants.
Union. Timm thews decline of MAW In the
United Suites, and *Ma of .1:13,07 In there
of the bitrthanle Unthn. aa eccapered with the
lune Ow= less year. ID - answet so inquires
about the Werththts. Malan La stock,
wotd4 thy that the sloth of 1000 eneepany
on which partsal payments hate been ewe le
not caned as the Manly board. and why &nth
Is done In is on the onset is wing to the fees
that ail areennente art put due. and under
the sundae of athonation the °oath., a..
without Author nett., Orden say of the
stook to7be forfeited on width eaila we op.
W. learn that several hnodred shares
hare 'already been barrelled. It Is ammo,
hazardous to dating thy .wept that on whisk
pirr Vier* Nu been wild. W their that
the traria. of Ude company elenedgnat.
Sony meeting at Alan. last week, end report
the Ada= ot the company in • highly WWI.
tory condition. and thlth they Imre mir e eon.
Idea.» ln the a eeeseeful sad pernmseni
tablishourat of than 117 VI inisloats enterprise.
No further call was mad* upon the stocklol4-
ere,nor is that any, we were assured, In con.
tertiPthnon.
rrrsseosenrientozauli mum
Orrice or TOO Parana. Cianrra t •
Sartraavr. October NI,
CRUDE—The market was more mire to•
day and apparently • shade done, ender; the
Odom,, of the lesprored dandier of Mild.;
alga sews, but prima are witteng quotable
amide We can reyon a ease ea 'Priday, of
eXo bbl. spot oil, on PritA:Letnn and 3000
bble to-day on spot, and it Ires 'ono pelvala,
Onotalloosetay he fairly even at teMitge (of
spot—the last eels for Norenter, enters op.
non,. uAC ti}ge, hut as toe Lodleattone for
an ally the do sot Improve, it le doultral
whether any more ostler. eosin be nand for
that perUrolar delivery. at that pine. Then
has: not bees • &Ingle me donee the entira
wentfor all tin yaw, sellers option:and we do
not heir of say ppets iseepting [bet nee this,
whirk„are preanne. it .1111 for soh .• •
RED ED—Then wat more 'nativity In the
reerketilWouled 01l today, oertorore pre.
some, to the tat that Antwerp his &droned '
to as 12110., and while tint* was a better
feeling. orlon an within:l doolabla arsaage.
We can report two lota of aeo ash for °doter,
at SUOMI forth* hut half of November, in
Mica IM Iola! November, boars option, of '
KS; and MO sub for October. and Noninter,
at 345: Conpund with the arty Pao of On
week, prim hove donned natewhat, but as
'already stated, the. nuked • noose with •
stronger feeling, and an improved atasaa.
During the early Put of the wet Octobeyseld
at ass sad Nerreener at Ul4 and it., while to.
day. an will be men, the foncar sold al gig, and
the latter at WOW% 0. • ' • ,
ARRIYALS—Tha followlei the arrivals
of oil at this min, during the weekending
- • v
J. . 7nl Bonen is.Borks.. of
W.Methrtaheon... Ida Jed. Wilkins. ... in
S. O il i Jas. Gallagher..:. Lim Oil Work.. di • tree
Total modet for the wee-- ' Ike
Total recolpts lark went... • - app
Total neeipta sines Jan. L. ....
ors extrneisare dia. V.
Montsbederer,
CO.
,910 Ink Dinned,
to Waring, lOU lk C Pidlad•Phia
s,g.
B eier, ire do do to Waring, King S CO.,
Patkpettidk s Clo;111 do do to Waring, Efts
• into, Philadelphia • ,
Lockhart • flow, 810 do der, Philadelphia' •
Clark • Sumner, 211 do do to Wright
Sorts, Philadelphia.
Nat. Ref. Co, 41:0 do do to F. S. DiltrorthS
Co Philadelphia:.
Yawn% Logan Stoekdale. 100 do do to
Atlantis Storing Co, Philadelptda.
/math Dm. It Co, 111 dodo to F. A.
worth the Philadelphia • -
lemma. 011 Clo. UM do do to P. A. Dilworth
& Co. Philadelphia.
orr. eatryriro easy rem innitranne Moroi.
A.D. Miller, as bile - relined to Waring, Ribs
co, Philadelphia.
Ittmke, Dallantine • Co., 21 do do to W. O.
Warden, Philadelphia. '
H. lii:Long • W., 97 do do to W. O. Wu.
dn. Phltstiolphia. •
D.O/11 WaIaIIIII, SI do do to Waring,
Ring• Co, Phtladelphla. • , •
W. MeCutobeon, Id do cords, to J. PAckhtuit
• Co, Baltimore.
.•
.Oleslif• twis t.
LLB , Trlrstiqut 1,, Luc l'ltistamb limatta.l
Camoo,' Oct. 28.—Croatber. cloudy and
cool. Pp an
=4 grin. Wilma onward
strong foul fn blither. with vales at $1,910
7,03 (as No.l and $1,3708,80 for No. 2,010.10 s
doll at 41,91 for ho. 1 .1 11,148 for No.*,
Corn opened amiss and to higher, at *1,040
1,1034 for No, 1 and- 1,0901,10 for. No. 9, but
olcood Mill at no Ituldit. quotation. Oats
f:431 6 8. ra 4 nPrigO t t d ,ill4 ttch a SMITI
Olt nigger. Mottos lit $1,0801,08% for mat.
1,,c and .1,10 for free, bold in store. Prost*
Mona doll, Aiwa Pork nominal &L IM. Lug
doll at lOtt. Becolots-11.0:0 tibia flour, 141.70)
h0wheat...42,000 On cora, 7 bu oats. 8111 p,
cuonta-9,800 1,1,10 Boar, 78, tut 011nat,119.•
000 bn corn, 10,600 bn oats. Freights steads
E=EZZCI
(Br Telegraph so the Pituuserge Wraith I • :
etavxteare, October 16.--7/our in In fair
demand but not valve; double extra :red
. 0 .
winter gle.oo/111401. double extra amber,
nusom i os
,trolo, while, 114.60a18.
Wheat—there I. tiohrerelnent. In rn
celpta =nine • elutes limn and In
settee; Sio.2 led ter la bald at $1.63; and'
No. 1 -1111wauk spring *tat in car Nee.
Llornt Use nuarreh Is gubd, and dull, wadi
light :Wes at el= far No.l :nixed. Oate
dull' and loss Am being held at twee tar
Noil elate front. awns. • Itys la g sdet Aug
uggisgaged, pew/ held at 81.4001148 for No.
I State and extra Iron:laws. Ikarley Ls dull
and No.l le held at $1.10151.88, end tte. g al'
$1.1501.13. : Petrolearattlie Market la steady
and quiet at trio forxtendard white:. :
erlddia• DlADldidd
(Ds TduusDb. W ta• InuaDarsh Claude.)
Icr. coar.DASS, Oet: al.—Totem, loath..
COInI6-10WInInaing 1% rdostuto.l27 Wein
Wes. MI baud =loons. za beim float
b un ..., aid in actin, fl•Mandt enDlinne,
elo;f6; dotage eatm 111,25013,71; dame* az.
us, MAO. - -The Dom market it Mt.;
the Mak nninittani la held at 1.71.
ata—tae beat fa heelaeed and
wind:wed 30. Ptak dull at
NA% %Maas :Lard ey, a
11 1 =VIV Talc Miaage
perosat• pesiloam: . •
JAMBS DALZELL & SON ,
419 and TO Water Striet,
L
A
RD
rae iaa. l3 a rj i L 2 e friAlliE rmar: ter.4 A°llllll2B anaia aaa .
OAMBOIC °LL.B.
MWs 7. ....41 - 0112 , NOA' Lard Chl peal to the
a vatutinraw •= a b o ralo go na r izenenn
OLT ro Cad
910
0 r
Lae:lcahn mum% be
Laeolled.
ef.,.ran itannarda.
LAUCal M tfXratin ' tly_on bane. "' a" '
• Merchant. too mono lacterers It to
thrill . Internet to (tee as a call Worn ordering
,Lard Oil from the WOOl- rely:
rrrosaustan siAssrcre.l
°aria. O. Ting Prrreaviats Oazarra,
SATtAOSV. October 20,
The general markets have book tmeee e ib r
dolt deiies the past week, and cot oaitieks,
theltmis Eder and drain, are weak akd
or. Ta¢ther articles, them /Ms heed no
mu e t,bee t ee to Mena, bit as tae deMind
Is restrleted manly to .uPPI.Tuig tlr'irants of
the retail trade, the rrattracrtene. generally,
are don unimportant character.
DAMN - Wheat to quiet and unchanged—
dernand fait and ofhoing. very light;
'we continue to' quota prime Red at chat.
Lo first band., and 1265.2.00, In Ct....
Oats quiet and o.cheoted . 0 /60000„ on track,
and Wane, In Owe. Corn L. von' 41n11. and
declining; we bora tales of old reported at 11,20
01.g2; new mop canoe be quoted above EA,
and but law buyers, even, at that. barley U s
little dull, but price. are withoutiquotable
chines; primp spring Is writing et sl,kr, 10 coot
hands, and 111,200112, In core. Rye steady,
with regular sale. at a 1,160 I,eo.
FLOUR—Ia • shade drank, but there!. no
ImProfenrint to note In the deriand, and
pri«. are unchanged. We eoutlntre'; to quote
at 110/0011 or Spring Wheat' CIAO for
fenny do; 1111,25011,71 for Winter ♦eat, and
011,000 111 .00 for fancy brands. e Flour,
PIMP.
PROVISIONS Borne to etc y but.
quiet and unchanged. W. tont ue to
quo i t:i at 14}4. for Shoulder.; 17kalfw for
Rib and Clear Sides; 22a for Plaln 'Sugar
Coned Boots, and 23.4e410 for eaaraaaaa do.
Lard may be quoted at it., end Nes. Pork
nt 1123,6001114.
SEEDS—llanneed le 1n demand 'at :2,40.
Foe Clover and Timothy Seeds them eeeme to
M no demand orbstaver. •
BALI'—Is quiet and dull but unchanged; we
Gentians to quote Allegheny . .Mese brand. at
ily,tra'est treat, eta s2oy, dellyared.
,PBTATOBS—We inn report inlet of Wheat
Penh Blois, en trout, be ion, it SI,Co per
bosh.. New Jeney Sweets don, and °aired
freely .1 stp.bbl.
UHEESE—Ftrm but unehanned. Belea Lor,
Hamburg at trete.; Mod Uothen at 118110.
ItUYTEB—RoII Butter la to falr demand but
unchanged—Orleue to choke It telllee at nen
Packed Butter may bet quoted at Inane, ae.
cording to quality.
500--Same, and is drossad with an tip
ward trad.loll _We , now quote freah parked
.. 4 . ..
APPLES-There la no abatement lu , tus as
dia.; and no Improverienkto note lo the 11.;
mind. W. ern report reantar sales at $ 3 44
per obh
011..—La.01.1. 01111 but ...red at Ida
for Ns% Ind 1/1.13 for NO.L
HAY—Is qulst and ....di rater from
wagons at 000 to 112,00 Orr ton, area_ gto
quality.
BEANS—UIu of new mop at 0 per
btati—thr litter for prime smell W' ,/,'
.
NOWYork Prod..
(81 . 211..011 to the Plitabirgli liarteUr.)
Nine 'Toad, - October 51.-4;ottod Is firmer
and lOW &titter; aides &PM baler, at. MM.
for rolddUng Uplands: Plonk , -recelpta MAW
Dbl.:and bledle better .d leas active Wee
15,000 WA at. ispargas .for stiperfine state
and weetenit $2,20413 for extra western;
110.23013.30 tor. U. U. a; 1110,00010 for Bt.
Lotals;Californla Orin one ottlet; sal. 420
racks .111.75011,50; sales 100 bists .0 flour
at S7.MWZ. Whlsky quiet and &July.
Witeat—recalpfa 171ao lat and better, but
reanaly so acil.; sales/404w Mt, • 1..
pxtion .to arrive , at 110,m01,51 Mr No. 2
•PrIntIAN4II2.4I for No. 1 do 4 PM for No.
1 and If do wk.; 91,25 for Canada sprint In
bondi 02.45 for goluen drop In bond; AM for
white ktioblimo. Rye litriner; sales 12,103 bu
Bt .
western at WOOL.. Ilea.: Gales
USW Dust $l3O for Mato., 1,34 for Can.
...West. Malt don; .1 00 Canada
Ns. ar,aota bond. Corti ' pt 5356,002 MI
and ore Med lo better. so with U.
advance /ost and dnil a n Unbolt; was
di 3 OXI Mt at .1.4201,45 foe timed wester..
and $1,41 for uosmod do. Receipts—
Oats; the market ts lo bettor, 4110 rroel put
Of 71.92 tinahrlr and sal. of 210,04 bushels
LI , imOtzWor western. airy la .11. OM.
foe Is don. Aug. It more salve with mini
of 70a hogshwir Cara at 114.12)10. No
la.. ls quiet with sales of 0.0 bophesuir
Cuba at 45Q33, Hops are tuschangad. Pe•
troleum Is quiet at I. for GIZMO, ant MS
04)40 for reftned In bond. Coal Is quiet 011.1
. unchanged. Leather; Hemlock So. Is low
., at van tor,rr aer lightwagllts
Weolitlte market is a - more aoUve at
Pre... pr.. with of CUM POllO4.
at 4.136 e for dome.. Port is dull
and tusa. tellh Wes 1,4300 barrela at 411.10
4111.53 for Hess, closing at VAS cash, and,
0200023 ofar ptunts/4deet Is quiet with
sales of 1m barrel at prem.. prices. Beer
U.. arias/al.. -Waco le undue with sal.
ot 1,40 to
Cumberl.d Catoo4 short
ribbed. to bo delivered la December and
Jan.., atprivate ten.. Cut Meats are
quiet with sales of Iqragesat Mom ,
shoulders, , for sod I for hams. La
rimer with Wes of barrel%at IMO
13/0. 'Dotter 10 gated Goa unchanged.
ch.. Is Inrotivatad 'unchanged. Freight.
to Liverpool are • ade firmer, with artio•
manta of WACO brothels wheat at 104 par
sad._Lar, 3 r. ipAn.IS 30/00Vior cat
0019)101 gradee ono doll on 0 r
kind..
Wheat quiet at 02.902..11 for No. 2 %Mots
.3702.40 for No. Imo upward terte.y in
freights boa choral./ the want demand.
Byes toodpedsol. fur Wwern, oara
firm as al. rot Worm. Corn doll at
44101,41 f or for Prl2o MIS.] gelltertl. Pork
doll wltha tbmitolnk tendencyusalm of M.-
OM bids us.. .1.10021,. !sae illa Val(0.
42. BM( =On SCllrti .4 without ch..
in prim. .rm., Moats dull am/ oneharmat
/lawn moderatel7 active and prima alighUl
In favor .of buyers Lard firm at 111•41140
for falr. Prime steam and kettle render..
• •
Clue!snail MaultlrL
Itt Til , ErtOtt to the I.l[4Varib tiasetis.l
1,131rh - October 'le—Floor • sheds
higher; smil.r. 111,15121$00; extra. sl o .7nltt
11.00; . ittlodiS,at. 'Wheat held Sato
hither. but there was not much done• No. 1
red winter Irtg:linrd; Xo.'l elan/Jr:WV
tadArritT.'ll.4%,l° . b Vilrg °rM "
In tar demand at 51,341,10 for spring, dnd
i,S I too winder. Touecco 10 demand
1 .111 pricer; saber la Mule. Cotton Arm
and buoyant; rudidling 15t% holders asking
higher eprittes.'! Whiskey unchanged; in
band lite held gt 310; the demand far tr ee is
steed, bag are pot permitted to inns-
C M o t r , lt hold, at IWO and Lewis,
A
ref l o . th sre ' re il morT bu d " than l thi.
boson unattended; • linatted Jobe de
umbels* 'WOMB for endaders, and ale
for elear iddes; the export. during the net
were 41111 Wide and MO tee. Lard to dethand
atlgt‘d, but not literal at this rata Id soy
extent. Hogs Id light etipply end drat et
' IWO V doe, bo lt.. offering Inc welter .11e
' 17/tZ '.7 . 11 1. 1191 :0 1O " " ie' d:= t fl , =
Western SieoaCte, sao for 20s0 Test Mate
1310150, theletter extreme rSice•gar melt
clraires. __ma sse unchanseduideteady at
tAti l tii. Ott`l,l l 4. cot PJ,L,.°,I tiVa r i
geed dull and not enough doom to [Ls
prime; old held at $7,754111,00. Timothy doll
5104010 the retail way. ..Flax not saleable
at better th an 1t2,25. •P tofu in demand
and ant at.r . 3 . 25 per Oakum Oral
at %Arles
.Oil
0 .4 . 1 A vg.
rx4... Weenier akin end spring -like.
•
• • at. Lasts Warket.
;kr Tekintsa totem ' , Meanest Mame.)
Sr. Loney Oct. W.—Tobacoo steady and
Meateassed, Vinton Ire fair demand at 170
rot mldallupt. ileum a better feeling exists
bustnelloweiftem mall and orlon oncliana ,
eeL" Wheats Mimeo toll ilme; white 001.070
:flag
i &OW5.00; spring 100 hlstlem sales
Con. armort WM far mixed
analK,uol,l2 for white. Oats t.
at 610
Wee Barley arm at 01.1001;t1 for choke.
Bye Mad) , at $1,411811.12%. Pork dull and
lower at 01,15. Bacon lower; 1.54cr0r abodl
dere and /7=clear Lardi t ert
In Modes at • Remaly ar)
bbia. dour. knew). Greenest, M 3 bee csern.
1,019 bun rye, W 5 bee barley end
and
bus
wnest. Tim weather wasoloody and cooL
•
•Intitral Mairnelt.
•
[Special INsestra to the Pittsburgh Guam.]
Evrirozo, ' Octobor 28.-Wheat—lloompte
AMC bus; oorn 33,0r0 bus; oats 22.1= boa ; rye
/S.Offibust barloy LOON Sour 17.310 Ohla Ship
ment. of wheat 110.000 busicorn ate° bail
oats 1111,000 bosh; rye MAO bus. /minim;
ffroitffiaon whatli. WWI° on corn, 110 on
Date to New York. Flour dull; wheat quiet
and higher; AM Cash No. 1 Milwaukee
Mob at 01101 No. 2 Chleago nominal at 0 ,011
oorn nominally higher, asking Sl= without
borer.; oats bettor and a fair regneot..
western on spot and to grave It Obetree
lower. SAO b. No. 1 western at 111;401 batboy
toilet; sale.= has Culada at 0,7-94, Peas;
hoYar. offor Mal; hold at $l,O for Canadian.
Mesa Pork. heavy at rAWlLarst namlo.ll7
and uoch.sed..lllilostries nominal.
opro
rT Tele/crook to toe Irwmqo 414zett0.7
Osiracee, October 241 . ..-11 Our taore aettre
and steady. at .13.123. Wheat better and ln
good demand! 9,62. bu 310. - 111.701.00 u Spring
tl=O. 11.1 0,001 tin Ho. 1 Ylltran.e.
110..' Cora scam and quiet. Our.
1.7 bald 01114.0011,40 for Canadian, wttbent
bu,yers. 11ye-4,1100 bn Canadtan at 01.44 bt
toad, and LOW bu ditto on tpund to arrive.
ort7nivatit lamas. Pass dulll 4,1110 bulb
Canadlan 111,4 and Me butt ditto at 01,27
in bo s hak import/F-22,810, bulb Wheat
UM/ Corn t 24,720 bulb Oats 2D,000
00.0 Parlay t OM bush Aye, and MOO Duet
Peat
Toledo Market.
et telegraph to OA kiltstronte Qezal .l,
Twee*, October, n).--Flooro receipts, Bile
LbOl Wet and ATM. Wbeaft receipt,slient
bust
Aft. M . EC 'better* Wes of white Micalean
ccainer $1,.03, Pio. borldif,fl,ll
024Wasaber,for06(r.. scontb42deS. t;orol
receipt!, 11,100 bus clovid wind at en lid
.,‘"inoe,:of /OWN , onfa, 9 Walloons at !LUX
,1 14,40. 1 whitcll,l4.
doiTect'reeMitbfuej finis and lo beecori
=„piittWiltigterraq. 140. 9
4214.4
at Darley!reocipta, - OP on dole).
Lake Frelebta id4o on coen to idoMiid. giSO
• •
/Illwankee Market.
LUr . . .
Teleprrip4 to Um PUtstlnnts tionatof
Oot: 53.--flour Armori n o n ttx
double Mars 1100103ot ftauntrl no
.147Stostra 11847***,12. .-111.1 test closed or=
SIAS for lio.1; and *144 far ND. It Oslo na
tty* at We for N 0... Cora drm at sts for
270,1 and *l,lO far No. 2. ..calsbt* dull sua
waNq tAilulralo SQL% and to Owego tut
Ruslotlif-t,11)) bbl..llourall.toObtot fsnest,
4,7C0 oat. sad 700 tom corn. sniPnlouto "An
MSC It7itro.ooo) bus wpost, sao tW boo.
Lositevill• narkel.
Mr Teleasink to the PltuDersh slasettal •
Latrus • October 93e,Tetetceoi mein Of
4$ hada at rt. Wheel etenly en,cc
Coca dell; shelled' $1", flew' wiz $l,lOl.
Welk. cats la Por k • =On!' llnieSi
. fine Wm. lameclined In Idl4 Lard
Milian layia.. Baccatiteidy I Shoulder* Idd(A
atiimpwawrket
Tplairraplt to the l'ltt•borplk /Wade.) '
Idliorros, October se;—bottan stiff atl7ll
elorn la demand essl,lo. for .0111 abeiF
ed. Sal arm tp3044, " 4 " 4444 44 ' l e
/ 4 0 , 210 .111raPerg3 V • 5006 - Port lower;
mem - ileeoatehoulden at lilt Wear
pageall9o. lartdellee usu..
Financial lifilyets In New fork.
Geld Clewed at 141%.
Clir Telegraph to the Pittsburgh tiehetle.3
N YOrz, Oft. 26. IECT.
MON= SID SOLD.
The money . market Is steady at 107 per
gent. on minim= Sterling 10e34 1l gold
for first class Ms. Gold Is without mate.
clummcdranliMi at GM, adhering to
afig, declining to 141%, and eknang rt liGg.
The exports speck, to-day =Mint tO $67,000.
Government stocks quiet and nebula bet
tar. Con o ne of 1384 / 13 7 1 , ..th r i t rf 7.1.41.4! do
Of
of :G 6l. l e At fOo4
11.01 Ci
Q.let; the market opened weak. wee sub,
mn . ettl l y co ul h d ej h an . d
Water Power NOM Comberlani rem)
Adult Esdress CM6755; Well.. new &
S Myl 55 ; American .6044:167; United
tat. 6 WO; Merchants Chem Wz/eVg
&VI VIP l i t 211 ; 11 I I Mire ‘ 3 4 4 , .:1 - *
Union elesraph 0304; new York Cem•
LU BA % Erie 71107 a; lindstin . e . lWl
WabselflZt o . EVal ( Z a lo en , rxi .r.u lterrerile2;
Michigan A;entral lottal lindalgan
anthem MM0179, Ulna Con n UMW;
Plttnergh 3 , 30e11%; Toledo neq; Mock
Mind 01)409.5%; Aorthwestern Cfletet. do
preferred - 66eMa5i; Fort Wayne WINN: G!a•
Nouns 107; new Tanzman. leel.
•
Y1111:113 sasaae
Are dull: Gregory, 61041715; Eldorado, 1030
170; Rooky Monntaln, Cl; Edge GM, .123003;
Smith & Parmelee, SRS; *eh...donor, 547;
lissman, SOO. •
Amount to $2936;214; payniente iti9;4 o D7*
ba15000,4114,034,124; , •
IliSi STATSZLIT
More favorable than OZPOCIAId: LOMAS. s24h
810,7181 decrease, $71.14. swie, ikunti ;
deoreage..l,l67Zl6. talenlamea.s33,B69,ol!o;
decrease. 4113,270. Depoelte, $171,C04,1mb de-
Crew. $221,247. Legal Tender', 156,311;917;
Increase. 12,03q,UL
111,01 TS - • .
For tbo week ere: Dry Goode, $1.39,94:•
(immoral manhandle°, $1,465P3.
• Dry Doody /lariats.
My Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Barstts.l,
New Your, Oct. W.—Among the leading
tortes trade Is fairly active, although the
market Is generally rather quiet. Price.
are without any further antenna' change,
and the indications are that many styles
have tquertednottOm. ,
Ciwaliwrit. Ont. al—Pry Goals drill. and
price. lower and irregular. Some of the
leading retell hone°s have pat prices down
to low rates. Prints 0 to lm per yard, and
many other kinds of goods as low in pro-,
portion.
gaa hastier:so Market.
(By !re lexr.pli to the Fltaseerat, Omens.] •.
Bak Fasseisco,'Oetober 28.—Entern Bat.
ter arm at 11583ec. Wtiest market oxkllnts
betur tem.; Owlets Ithippine arum% am.
41%,53. Flour quiat at. $7,8008,00. Legal
Wender., 10%. Mining stocks quiet ' and
priers Irregular: Hale .2. Norcross, NO;
Curry, 3e3;
Crown PoinGt,
aon., 504 rello w 111S; l Empire ackes, 315
111;
51Wald
, 18%
Kenturky, 170 r Imperial, tae; lignite, 117;
Overman, 145; Ophlr, 28.
Balthomage ■szkoL
By Telegraph to thayltutionth Gazette.)
I.w.vonnaa Oa436tplonr nrmar wlll
some demand tc. .:;alma :Wheat nun and
advanced; sale. of Ave small iota of chola,
EFLY '4r allrit i gt7MilrOatafin at
73%. Bye mon autumn mule MA01,79.
Provislona Mut and nominal.
'Whiled.lipids
_Market
Gar Teleg.apil to the PateentsPik:wed
- Pamiusa..rsts, Oct.l6.—Trade very dull
Petrolearn dull sad end: muted. now dull;
superfine 117.501:t . Z. Wheat sa4needseleel
red52....5602.65.. born Ormptfausroveszeto
41.41efx.: • p
=
all Tolerant, to the rittilotrgb Casella;
emceed. Got. 11.—Beef eM2.14 doll at WS
02,M for En class peeking Mean. 'goo
awl 440 1 .4 1 2 for good tO chOldt.'
I ay Telegraph to the . tiarette.l
Haves., Ootobrer %,-5022 N 0.12 nom!.
old RISK reals.
2.111 . 01112141 441.2.8.012. D.
Prrrearzon..2lWns IlmOtamart
ta
October —44 eke 1 John Desmtlehl
es do do. 27 do oat; 0 11. Vora; 2 ears barley,
;Rioters, Straub t Co; 24 Mlle slay, T Cornet S .
Better;
eon, W. 3 Neal c prise butter, Grad 0
Better; lie eke vane% 12 LI eon. a do ./ 2
Keaton a. Harper; I ear corn, ir Johnstont
ski eon", Campbell a Brown: Si do barley, to
bblo apple; F Eltdelds4lll eke elm Id do oat*,
Metlenry a Hood; II Ws apples, .21.111 et
Freely;► do do, a. kegs butter. Volgt a Col=
bale. cotton. Kennedy. Maids L Co;
b. le dodo,
E Hyde t Hoot hen candles, S Cooper ON
10 bets MI, .1 D Dram; hhda l tn. tobsuo,J
Murphy; pkge do. Carter, McGee.. Coll
do do. Haworth, MeDonald a Co; 4 do' de,
Knox &Om 127 hide., M Dells •; to bbls
K DI tots amp, John Porterfield; 21
do do, .7 A Benahmet b.soap. S Cooper tr.
Dm 9 aka Gathers.° A Martin; a startles to
hum, 4.1 A Baer.
PrrnimetaaL Post Warne • Clucacto B.
October tO. 101 bbl. lbw, Watt a Will 65: el
bole. Cop., 24alnarrtaht a Co; It 40 do,
Spencer & Mc 1 de do, Job. W lute Jr; WO
oil Ma. Brewer, Bork• • Co; 00 bed ortedoW
slaw Bunsen • 801 70 bet, thane. 2d W
kb; 6o do do, 8 Ewan & 00;1 pk le -
If Holfrunt 1 12 Ibla elder, IL Mos
eon; 1t.7 Stem, • Bra; I. bbl. rya ,
Jeoldne; 111 .to rye, 01 do oat., 10.11.• Gull -,
2 can Haas, O'Neal & Ittiontogatt do do, J.ll ,
eteClaa I I do do, J Maim: 11 Ito tattler L
Vent • Co; WO 1,01. now. I B Doe; IS O
boo, Bryce Walker • Co; II babe hop., Fran
cabana. HAW • C lin Okla loot . ShOwahet
• Lanai too do _ do, It Hattettetti 1 ear stall
feed, H Sehoelbaeh 20 12p Harm, D Cheetnot
• Co; 60 Tadao,' liartmett & Soo; 10 0/10
all, B
L Fehneetock & Co.
c.s.anot;tarn awe Triselamen HaruttArt,
lik
Aletober 1 ear brick. I do else, Jones &
Lang itta 0.15,4 Unlade; 0 aka ram
Matt tbolth & Co; leer atone. J L L.
KAM' elthteeeT toPeal 11 Colllatt3 souks
Owes*, Doubt al aka View bailey, Spencer
McKay; 1 oar rte. Molilta/1 a Br0wo; 2 1 . 1 0
, Meow , Ammo., Coot • Co; 1 ears Iron ore,
1 ldeßolthß, renlar a Co; IMP feet, lumber. ne.
1 tilr Illedos at Co; ft me iron ore, Zee d Colt
do oats, Dodtion • Boot de bola 001, 0 Op p
below; 101 bets !kis lard. 2dlller • trued
ttt OWN 011, J T Olus, 02 boa chews, 100 bble
dour, owner; ft aka rye, al do eorn.W J Meat.
eassactewar &Tame, October 00-50 100
pe i = al i. L . r u eta o 4l 111% ,. 1 . C:1s Ulla idz
*
l'o, E. &.1 lleoetalegrrl l l2 km atflea,.7 Ellelne.
loot. aka cals.& do Bang.. O 0
21 bbla
Mtwara ar Lang. 1 bbl .nO. sr
Backers • Co 1214 by molt. 001 oar mill.
feed:ll Boon a Sool.Bl eta 41 do *Orn, DI
Weil is (Jo; 1 tare Marete Baty& a hoberreon•,
111 bbl . apple.. K.h.o 01 Brett car lantbet, I i
1.1 Boyle; le bta eandlet„ 1040 soap, 6 Beam 4
do candle., nub • Bandana do do, do maap,
2 T Wed :042d% a P OWNS do candles, A
0 Bryant; 6 d0,10aP,011•01•WoW • Ibis do
Kap and eand2lo.l3ray a Artaltrong.' ,
Ara.apntletT Walesa' Etamentan October 26 , I
133 Umtata, 13 doe, 0 do haulm ado Horn
matd, Soon k Clbtal• a okke OnHor a** ( WM 0
PoletLeo bbla 0011,Takiltekell; a dodo. at
tg:, 4 Warivi:VO tl.l:timA,...tu -:,
0 bbl• /um% watt • Wllaen; 03 carboy. , au ,
Huta, Pitts AM. Works; lain metal. 404 1
Moorhsadt AO bbli oil, Brewer, Baste aCO ' I
Prrititroon Ann Voinntsaralm 8.11.,
Oak*. 26-10 bbla apple& N Patteol 11 soaks
gr*
a P sari...ea 00; 6 55105 f0wkr516524
a Vela) aka Carley, Carsoo,Basllo4-
ton' 10 sit wheal, W 225/45 a 05;10 kip
an a. 011rer & Phllllpat It aka bah, W
II et en el 6 kg. butter, tihnotaker & Lang; 12
roll. bather, Lapp*; W 411 4 . - '' ' '
rerarint
STEELE & SON.
Yip vicAtatr.s
FLOUR. PEED. GRAL,r,
And 1•1•41 1 . sma anal. 210. 95 01110112111 r.
'" F "'"` ° "‘"'ALutentrlfY crrr.
A . IrOUNG
W HOLSSILLE MD
Commissipn Merchants in ,
FLOUR, FEED,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.,
No. 5E E 5 PeniL ISt, •-
prrrsatuaGE.
1117Z1S - .
BREWER RUSE dt,CO., •
• ANIIISSM MEKBAInIi s
•• • • TAN
Pacific, Globe & liberty Oil Werke,
Ample etamtfor Cliede sad Leasedlt. 1,10.
aria saab Aul• cm, mg..=
taraghievavtrat
tlake Warobeno.. CeinvOt 1111041.119 Rim
end Iliazoott IMMO. rlttablith.
KEn. & AQTC [ QAQQT~ - I
OOKIMION hiIatOHAMS.
ixo butira X -
Flour, Grain ) Seeds, DIM Veil. &A
MSO falitSTl
- 21711011 ' . pristruaiiti. PA
HENRY REA Jr.;
PLOUili k OR
And Produce COVUllsolon Merchant,
SIN* LIBINTY IT trlr, TITTSBUIWEL
ra•t in
ROBERT H _ NOS; Jr.,
VOICIII4BI ANEROBANN t
atsierts
•
FLOCS, GU tAND EItODVCE,
woe.. 411 its IT IN. PDN•DNANN.
J. MARC
witorAsALX AND grAiAn.
Car MILICI 11111=1. ES,
.. ig.o B943 , Penn Street.
kr&ALNE & AAJER, . -
tbsasontssioss AlferOonts,
111.1 don YLOLILL ILTLAIN ead . MILI7C;
i•nerally,
tm I4I,WATLR Lama ILEL111:14
Meet: rittarst.
I
, .
1.01111111 UP COMMON MUCH TB,
. . . . . . . .
Ihr the mile on Mem., Oralg. /Won. LArd,lhat,'
Beals, Urlod Fruits. wad r ..I%o•lattaly, No,
/A AlAtket. 5 treat cmlser o! nr.s. =tabu:Kb. Pa.
R• SNOB litore, k LConantitaloe
ILLEICH I.lMaset as la moue.
OfiAlll4 XIIS. Tau uaraonuasnsezu.,
17. No. T 111.6.0: orlOSltli 01 tra.U, Ale,
I E_o 11b.aRfMR_Ttan
and um*4
Ote DIN
Pr .
69"reki
au etiAlTA 3 '
CUboaskd
r_boasla'""' 111 VarIZI.Atm!'itra "k---- 7 .
44.
alt tsiMprEti)k
No.• itest, Mbar
•
II& xvirreennunta
DR. J. SARGENT'S
EMILY MEDICINES.
DR. JOHN SARoNT'S
Anti-Pyhpeptic and Liver Pilaf
♦ CIItTAIN coos Yuri
L' inic C es7l24 4 sAite D . /M nnthi.
Cold. Costur.Z...V:•t.h..
THE EX= tODDINART AND
P? ri,f l /7EILVTattnTI fe. L Tra P e B re
make them more pubile, in order that their uses
franca. mar be more ex:antis . , sod would eats:-
tor:Ay:l Moth vrll th e
f il le t Cr
lld mediesnes
tv. for uljr.VßEilus 12_d er
p sad.
TPT ANIS LIVER PILLS. Thews are no other
Ma yet eConyothded which Imre Elton t
univarral serthfactLon. nr do eny other Pilo Pi
meat therrequiremente o r the household ae do
leen of coupe. enumerate the diseases far
whlth these rills the bents/clod s 01:Labe:serer
nth:sr:Jo Is ueceseat7, me
r ecrier
From • spee
the
dy
ffil d otin Pe= t e gOior. r . trO
roam 01 lb. disethet they open those excretory
'wisely welch mart) . nto the Wrath; they cite
tbeslihy sctloo to the liter. riles It to
hrow °Seal carrups.hmnyrsi the ! p' the
secretion of bile, and dte.lioe , yet the bloon,
and will, in abort time, restore t body, to r
/Meteor Pound Ithasth. :
DYSPEPPIA.-1 ble iosaladri-th
prevalent in our eosin try—ls caused
tone in Dm stomach, the nsesi - s ymptoms of
wrcti are as rep A pain or :messiness upon
pressure below the eternom or brrast bone.
som. tlmess atteneed with so ere:Pastime (water
brash orthsartsbarptrirolsrdultiem to
ithatir e of et at preceding from the etonthen. tn.
lose
titer/ding thrtingb -the whole ere...wit
loth or memory: a varlalpe, necertath appet ite:
great oeureasson endpths, far piing to =elan
eholri Wearinees great thisPittor
else.
it le seldom that all the shove gym:dr:me eh
found in the same patient at one time: any of
them, therefore, I. a evlDelent Indleation Of ter
presther of toe dleethe and teed of UM medis
LITRTAWDENT'S INITstaTTYNE , JO AND
L PILL.. never fall in enriag tids 01.0000,
when taken theowitor to the directions.
attach a Jew or the nosey certificates / thUld
give ;a ruch a form as I hope will:be settsfseterri,
Lot all the eertlfieate. I could pub ill will sot
tbe cone:loath UR :WM trial will
err
lIVII DR: JOHN MULES.
LOWILLTiI.Ln, terhistlat CO.. O.—DI. J•
dandaY—Dear dtr: I r. ere& your wanted Wen
pe"7ll: ka.7dD I
Lairs
tllgge‘;
orogen.. I nave Moo using them In my to
and
Ina best enneentrencea I find
them moat ancient of any tills I a
tr
toed. I have hi en bequvutly amoulatedta
large amount of bile .1..4 by 10 mall a
moan Utz of piln elven. I request ou to send
mop: freah eupoly Immediatly, a . 'hare been
ronthtime without. JOHN BUTI M. U.
ISTann.hre.cx,
se n d dramizalatie
to request you to send ma box af 700? Anti
rills by oath I ogee sot be.nlble to
ga eta Mete I left
solinot do.
Iv{ t them; they hams -one me h more
tb. any other meda. er I
none ythtvelil in4afe down t o o t? dr.est,
eo that lean . when 1 went. I eng tare
they will sell if blown. To. co/molten.
with the ate/ oblige yetin:.ee=tBl4:..
plan poA r kievell PA., nebthaf
d.thennl,Llear I , tisu a tt ended
for Iwo yealvehalth. , thver Comp with attended
with bad menu. ad time mensal remedies.
arm alumni to trryou co l a
we
.11. ed
me Inimihdla , i/nd !make ple.on, It neon!.
r*llMArig r r g D f :2l._ m iltriff.ii, m"
a47.—DP: rtheethiT-1 con
sider t /Wow! tir o to
to
°sear your pills.
echo. ato t• them I. wan going down
11:7I • p4istsinn bad done aline mad.
but when I began to mks
your We got - bettar. nun no n of
factor. Ism an meemiti
Ltom m m
:11dr that I haed Ur. Smgent'e
Layne Pnis to my tawny bee the last . two years,
and couslder IbeM the beet med , clue 1 tiovrof.
New Belebtoa. Fa. July . .
DR. nAHBENTng ~ I.NTZ-UTSPEPTIO. AND
LIVAILFI.I Ltl wn be ban of an Braggida—banb
Nagar owned an+ phae.' Be sure and eal I Ibt - Da.
Bement'. Anablaaapeptle and Liver MIL and
take no DOM
. • ' DR. SARGENT'S
CIP MT 4:3. S. 111 V'
Ao Old re.pa - at loa for the =Wet: oafs of
GOUGED. '.GGLIDL- INFLUENZA.. CROUP,
DIFFICEMTY OP BRKA,rilltftli_4B M A C!,
• Q Wf 3
0540 " B r if i dMI I f f
awrArs. BLEEDING OP TUB
LUNGE AND ALL DISEABES .
OD TAIE LONGSTHROAT
Jiro att,s'er.. •
n lnt
FIBBUZNT•11 D dulut
B . THTIP roMalai
l ot
dry nip meg. mwt of the quacks MOW.
twee.. that /mete. tootle. tbe emintro. bat
locorne th e Went from them emo. serfs. of
tba Bronchial tube.. and amain ite tops Mora-
Um% at the it shin atlayrog the cones and
leeleelte esam hose the I Wela Mail Im
DitstAlttiKalTnl fit/Tlon Cow
la of Weal
eusable benedelt W Dowd.. Cow, atbeasses
10 a sew Wants, Swell Ironed.) effettlag lta rad.
1.1 care: and fed °prop or Hives 11 la dee most
eltlesett rot ralsble remedy over tat carom/wet
—OOll dolts taken accordion to *nettle., tn.
metal the Ille of Oro eels 0 • •
.
byßat Drax.ists and Dealers llnntedlcin
Day a bottle and Dee It • trial
NIL JOON OSUMI'S
Diuretic or Backaigie Pine,
FOrt ALL DISEASES
OF tiiE -
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER:
Then Flit. Wrenn, bean Denten. tmblle In
lids neighborhood tor upwards of thirty -MO
years. dung welch tille r • hey ban
unity neonatal in emarral and w an of
these
banes
troablooome eseatehe high
t hin bans the OM or the ball indalenha
This ha It well attuned by the Umber or won-
Ilattal ewes they hint ginned,
the
long
nutting ens* of date and the argon rot
quest of those who here eapertnnel the beans.
Mat oleos of the mmuotati, Imps/a me tarpbe
It men gelleralla natal, by g icing It a Wan
wider etrealstann.. Waning , that there Ls no
'ear T dotl=
the aid of a nhystelan ;ana la • Well Idioms
tan that there aro Unmated unman either too
far
aid remand
bleu the 4Oita7 .ruts.
The dinasecommonlynbed Itseknenien4 to
which Utincrlits are twentieth, applicant. is.
found to exist to the aged or infirm. its labori
ous and the sedentareas caned_ hy obstraations
earoala itillaintestionOt the =Mem antes_
bladder.. ge, and I. _known by a therinweaton
rg""rtglag trtbig t=r;:int:
tm.r. gt4,fra
'comet to the iner part of tne thigh Unlit di! ,
gently Is nnerlenen In mot/leg the arms, and
mane masons _anteMA with tuts troublesome
aim/dant are anithe nevelt:orlon man
mum whet stooping. hue dangai U assumiag
ea greet gentian. banns ton eutotrou upper
tannin ler linty Meant tanina the ante, anu
enemy edthis Ineohlaa aad With the adeloe of
than who hare aspen/tired the end eaten of
It.-1 now respeendly sabailt to public, be
During tbultwill be meanie betieftlal: The
fewnettileatui / twinin ere from Uds initriedia
hughtterpood, and cm De retened Lost Inn
1==11:12
last-ulds II to intons roe Vint I ems very
mum alb lib yloienlp•Ja Is the tans. age
great ni.culty to voiding Mine. "a wen Y...
mended Ile. Metletutotk to tats • ameoryonr
ISterotto elllt,sttleb I did.d mu tooreetk
eared. and I bar. not felt an an y of the complaint
lime. twine eighteen mttaths
Algracts (Marl .1011 N
Da. .r-Hr;
I lit
to inform yoattml I
belles* I vwe toy life entirely to tat Ingleonte of
lOU rola. 4 nave teen taking Mil ollialhe for my
era] Maya Rom physiciart arkbout eft et. be..
Ingtoslined lobed and In great agony. ono norm my
hastens appited, to Vietd MU told. try you
t I had the gravel. I to ot ' tna first doses
•
direeted. ond experienced relief, dml
der bit ma after raking kw remain/lac •
nLuang - v. Starke air Boot.'
n. essuOmer-1 arta fora longtime lefilieted
sits what t thmght to ho rlptumatigin to my
took. so that onen 1 stooped down / •
•emld
scarcely rlght =vest again. I wal l te b ylseci att
WAIL g. " l b i t e .m.:17 gr
away to, others, 'shoats's UMW the same bentr r tlt.
Csolrilkltolidil Pits J. W1 1 L114" : 6 ? '
.1111., WM. fiver s Wag titter apaln
erechtr,
y eared are [Mks stave obtaismt sTo
anAravo Umtata alters In one town with •
trure ' e:hetittvo " sittittltei w :l. l f u r gitirl ei de ' l7 . l.
WOK, Unto.
• lake bead adlletted with the emortlitint
dalterPted Idiot. paper. for tik last bra teem.
thin Mot I have treed tl
coo/4 bear of without ,abet litt I MeterretTl wish y ing our
Pliim 1 twee DOW tattoo nail • box. and want
more to COMII3OC toting them, .1 I he' better
newlDan / have felt for four, care, sod 1 hav•
to daub: %ho nest box... Mews me. • •
J. l a / 4 4M :
atigaixasT. • •
ettlovl ease o .scan troubled kik Itack soh. for I
Soar or Ave years, so-that at tunas I meld sot I
rise op er ila down without pain. I took part or
lam of your pill.. welch comp•etely Mot me.
and / hartebeest at perfect ems ever ernes. I do.
there/ore. confidently retoconseted them tomb
oys. • PET= cuu.urrp.m.
ntaltitrgt7 - 14?4A
thalmedielne for the hub knot evermetwith. •
lola conddantly recommesel them Mots erea
enc.. AI.EZ . aleo/.111T008.. •
Pelee, 50
ants per bee. .80141 B; el
GEORGE A., KELLY,
BOLE rnornryToir,
WHOLESALE. DRUCOIST I ;
87 Wood Street, PittSburel.
TO' GLASS MASOFACTIIIO2B , . •
Tux
_ . :COPLEY POT CLAYi. ,
Are 10Ple,preparo0 SO rar6lllll Mtn sal 4114il
to these *lsaias to recurs Ws superior artloal,
stleVrtl D oli mr.:::auri,
Coml. article tor rota the AMMO.
We Inaba ...carp] auarase Adand Ida
smooths (preach vet, and some hating a long a.
stoat arid tsv solattut• W o Pia duraten roosipts
fin the proporv u ottlAmtvaro of tals Cp.' to
=dtriVaisa 44.14.." !!",
' - -•' DITHRInint ds SON.
• , '" • 7oftlitt Riau Works, •
vast ; !, Wasttioalna tlt.. Pltylntritti, Pa.
COlgriftE§WD • '
STINGS
•••. . • •
lißiliST/1611G, BAO., 4c co.,
Vfavojaatarota•alid Virbolerala Dinnailan ••
• MA CHINE .61)7" CORNS, .
Pings; TgP5 , Tristir M 0.% Pitch,
.tttYiui. ;11.1201L.4/2/, &0..
.• • •
es.'llllsl i Its Taint St..-Pittsbaextu
GREATBEVOIAMON INTHE
WINM WADE 07 TIM UN ITZD BTATI2I.
—roam (1114.1yOKKA.
: Cl a trbitVirFaggitYls 12= 4 .ef . aVagr r t
voald .11 tho &S. M. 01
• lac after. kre ErolgFeeper r a ;pg: %IV ,
7 " , • • . •
4 10•141:1J1.110trinis • 174:-Ghs lianas, nom.
largUan yonr l : 4 4lMmlaCll•xmaz•At=l
th•Viirsti k titini ;Pa: trOT4o lorerly•ed, Aa
idali it Mai DIU* It On curtail of TM,'
kW? . ' J. .
=NO AY
OW ,
• C.
I'i•' 00onIs Clmm l •o •r e.
N. Y••
. ,
P RIV ..4W E I VIBEAtiF44
ca0."110.3M PLBN'LtßLL?..e.r naia
or •11.41tea , re. ok • piing* sabre,
lab= t tiro to ft.raVz.= or/
• Inutlaintt. A 1.1.0. mallanolad
smother ositues 'ha
• aginfg-ValattMlats ' to Op. s .
- lotions nu. W0..1•21i.1.4.•
1:10. 1:17;77-04-0IKEdEt
cam=
iti9V,SatOF PAD / 31 4.
MAW;
oinroato/Mionilkid,uonas. - • •
GRAFF, BIERS & CO.,
assrtrtsartniass ar
Bar, Hoop and , Sheet Iron,
-WROUGHT IRON
um nun Me ree us,BIL9I, at
rt.x.ss#o,
OIL WELL
Office, No. 08 — Water Street,
ETP'ZSBURGH PA..
NATIONAL FOUNDRY
&ND
WCIErIa.S,
Corner Carron and Sopa!bane
fitrrets, Ninth Ward,
I
riTIVAISUB6III, ?A,
Vlir EiliairP33.4
murvgavmusr. or
Cast Iron Bowl Pipes,` . `
FOB GAB AND WATER WORIR
5 1 ,rivin . at 0 i.'11741 2 1!. 1 : 1 1 A 11.2
of
61111 AL G 1811368111 VAIL% HMV
PORT,. PITT
BOMB, stria' to TIN
WOEILEKIS.
CAUIROLt & SNYDER;
notims•nann. TUBULAII
TIRN•BOXACILINDSEINTSAII DOMINI%
OIL STILLS AND DII. TANN%
cuxuactrß,ENG Atm eau PARS
lINTTLINN PANS, ILSZT PANS AND DON
DZ3BIIIN,
STIANI PIPNN, GAZONDITIEN ANDIRON
- lINIDGES,
ratsoo Doan Atm cora. magus. '
011ee and.Warlumenrasrllosead. TUrilL
- Ebert seed Lettere" at
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
win be
Pemiiils attended Le. mb7tial
gENSINGTOII . IRON WOBKS.
LLOYD & BLACK,
Best Common, Rettned normal
jurdata,.. Bloom Iron.
1113uwaaarr BAIL, ROUND &SWABS IRON
HOOPBART. T not ANGLE IRON.
ROMs. PLA:lyancAt.lllnrr IRON.
NErriNERG BARB
- • •
OTLINDXS uld WARD 031116/3t
farm NICOLL RAMA SO ittid tO tb.o TAM
WitOLIGIIT CHAIM sod MILTS fur MOM
PLAT RAMO_ Panebeet conaternrat.
COAL 6011WMIlf, • •
MUGS
-
iii . ridloll). Wad Mee at the Fork. OBEMe
-0 UGH 8T.4.4e °estimation of lint street, t ad.
haute, the Me Worlm Pletabeetb.
prorssuaGn STEELWOURS,
ANDERSON; COOK & CO.,
! B:I7CI Z EP-OW9 TO. JORTS, BOTO•
Kum boomers °Me best
itEET . NED..CAST STEEL,
Okra h . Y ,e`cg'
c. o ß* ;t ItIt<1:
aseprsa AND YOMISO NACAILVES,
STEEL PLOW WINOS, 8551505..
AXLE'S, CIRCOZARS,W., ie.
Oda and Common Plasi & !tiring Steel.
Mee—Corm of root at Ems &refit, two
boot. tabor. Koston,fsoofo Owls
MIL . ... . A BOLL
pi nousTrusi, 117,011.1111.
HUGH. N. BOLE & CO.,
Engine Builders atid
Mats to mdaralmlna and Land Masa ZaMnaa,
CMallon:a:warranted t 4 Mae se _
Cutlass, of c.m7 dm:lolm amlai made to o tloo.
rder.
Janie )113.400. Bop t..../L: B. Botn. imams
linataaaßlarp. Cm. Pot= Allm • Dume.•
Way. Tonadry. Boa. 112•2454 Third Mmat.
tICIIIIIII/161H, P.ll.
,FOUNDRY.
PRIM 41. SEW • •
()MCA =m IcaltlMOires.
• - Nrci 29 wood Streit '
11:4.avfactun .4 keep..l4lMT on b
24sfinbie, - Skein 9:Plpio Dozes;
WiClO4 .X106,_1 XVVlb iz Etni*l4
=MUM. HULLO
A 4, 44441.0 ' - , fliat I.
MONT BLANC FOUNDRY.
Buie ' r" Street,. Ninth Ward,
7 rOommomu>xutosmuira.
He t NW end _ = Bridge Castings.
mint Kiss 2IPI Nit
Itineblim7 And Castlitirs (sass* lip
Urdir mid cuenaly
O: BEM ILLABODWILZ,
-
Kummer S ETA 01MIN:11.
MOM . .13MIXWORTC8.
• •
TIER' sari a PllllBlll
REST QTALPIT COL STUL,
Clirsivaated Equal to faxj , fa 0111 liar
6rr4LIA . L:ATTILTIT4FN PAM TO rimmini
BTS&L... • •
• •_
Pifi*BB l ATiodlititilit„, •
r: 011/LBILIa 110 . 1111../KILWIEM.
VniVismia. 7.316 WA. - • talk
Malt ...111. I. ILLIMILI24.. JAS. =LIZ
cyl4 WOURV.
&..
souta,'" 7 .lrraus, Agitator::
'Tsai. Balt 'Pain:Guarattins.
Wrought .I.rair Baldger, .
PbeetizonWart,
amiAttiffirry &RR SECOND giffe,
i , ,janTra - nulecar, P.L.
DOFF PROMPTIM Mite
ROBERT LEA, I .
/11:17.1LISTITR111 OP
STEIOI iNBINES -
Vreight,
AND' mourn nrcittat
s Cifelductlpticla• 616 ie 'Mtn ,
Conlin Olr rissi sad Tarr, Iltreetat
tr62 rirrairtntaa.
A.R. EDWA.3III 3E;
M. WOLF, au.,11c00., -
Aiirdwaralk_c*pry.
7.=tarp.
c°niarlikd ' 4736116
inttitsit, nal? Shhi
;roe:
:4; :4:1• - nowt
IL_ JOHN w;mmir; 7 •
mous,l,l=utatdwAts.,.Tl
rirrinnGEEPAP' IatALIBIB.
rAUTUELSOCOXPAHT Maastacutrened
PRINVIII ,AND WRAPPIRTAPERS
Otahlus. Vad4,;„ osounzoiniliLimito
stuouszos stmt. - Now 11110.11003,, .1%.
0 AID wamnuovsz.
Lb . 62stioi, Pittsburgb# Psi
..00iICTCBA- . .&i bee t....11T4%24 . -.
I* .g
0007000-01010, - . 1 1.....- e•
H. Flamm. aotus 8. 00040. ••••••• . . 0 "
Comb 001Mtuper isoolo.
TYF
_ntirmusaL CLOTiIEB WHIN.
sazAtik Iwo mat eutr. Miner th at
toll to sty. uslasetkru. Call ar,d
M was Won. adsimbani. qhmt mar
1}! .. . WM arb
.g ran um.
w..asnauvatrwu
1667.affi11.11 - A8673
PTPTEEEZEIEJIT. WAYNE • Ett LEAVE E.
CLE73I,SAND ay'
_MeV CISOM
r.Ola 001100MWE•tE/E. =am VIII IdaM
atalag MI ttato• Moat. MEP Mts./UM.
•bEPIE. PEIMIm4 willdkr.st • •
Ottenr 1141 Maur 1:41 a alt
Clare 74...11311 Iciarlattaa EX Eat ala
ga.b.c4119 a 1EUMV,...,..3 1 12 11 ai!
01.• Wag. itah EP..?7 , 1 ata
011taaEO-EtEL, Ftw,„, It= g
/irri Ex WM psi
Ogleapa .. mrf;333 Inc: e camp=
wbectei 11
om 141 4 3 P mt(E.• ;7;t r ....•
Ma At. .141' Aa M
Laatalal• "
at
a • EOM- • " 6.• fe
• " " II:m Pa. - wens - MIA. • " 9= •to
liatheMer ItElp ca!lta na*•..
PPM • N Caen am pm proosult • 11:111 a
Last
Len p m• .•
M t P 110 •
N. aptalt " p attE. Helot `: Mtt m
E. WIPE • " gal p miLots.tasie la at
Loataflala MOE mi
ENS, la. Cadcmpaim3 OM*
P.M Imam Iv Ex. Ims
eat P. Et. Cameral TIM. •aq.
PENNSNINANI
E•11.11OLDe
CE NTFIALL
suo,l-Nt, SW. VW
grArfrllo.Vl7'..:l7:
imiall,44. OOTOOM
Inive sod oorart ("moot
of Woot!Inolon sad LLOO3
ABAIII7.
1f.a51 Trutt,. I'M am
rut UV...A.. 310 a la
Watt's N.. 1,...11 , 74 • *
E U' tn2l.2 .ll" A . HIE
Jai - Anal.* 41.e.10 11,N • m
V ‘i lLit; i I:af is ID
t
W W 6.194 1 A
Fa 6.. n
Al a7=C
tub, 0010 t 6.
TUO March Tr= leave WV.l•6Statina ut.
enadarat 6116. rt. at ,
t titttr i n o tt6+66
r...„Antiv.ir. Mt. t,!-6.
Clulanatl .E.uoula (mum Gain. bit *Um
tuf dally mtn 66 7.
linitatutahla asp r.las and Mu Alloosa unt
atodattod 6.60. Eutaw. Train alnve dally.
11,==tArar:44.;11LIAcat
Far timbal. infotnuttan apply to
Mg.:1:717/111...
;,..T7taremauluala tocul-Comparr.
unauLUT ttaa fat alcullbratuu d
cpaTa
Ilagt .rupanstollity trae
Wirral! Dalian tek ..111.5aggsu fluted.
o.lo,PlCArika ba Ma tplk af
th."'4l.t 7latrrVAlrALK6 L U".l.
Guatallta dm...aunt Altointa. •-••
172.11
TrLL
240. EW • TA
Pb
Wall's_ No. 4... 31241 . 2.
Plsst•.F.K.-... • 013
VaIX:"F "
77.11 . 0 e: •.•.
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1 NUJOSTOINZ. '.:PENNITLVAIIfI4.
4,=, *VAL%
.• Z i giggiMin
,-, •P• . . .
mut MI.
00 el at Pea. All
0.17 ta• ... aquirl: ~..-_, '
.1111Lia ' 4• l =itaili./L r Y 2 1....
import No. 1 111¢4.x. V 1.... tie 11. soil
Reffez II :: Viall.- " •;!.. " 40i.::
iy• •4 . at. • arriaaaratta rat
11... . •211:Mar . i r a
, satt. • ..., ,
al= 'gars ° A. eigri J......
Er7 : llWataL .,. at, . ragekkair l E .
E le. *cam
atiraSe.m. '3 .
Camaaattatlon 'lleteta-Tar aal. la P.atirr. b
=TaranN u rree: e i iva i,,,,.. 4 gr.: ,, a ,
1 , ..,,,t414m., ...,.. traram atalra•
Wag at Statham nyetintd on tlek ate.
Taa Cr:::. larnr.Z Allegtway City at 112:0 Free-
amil:00 ta la. taaapltreet caw:anion at
von wan wail. x lane - at Mg.. Z. , BMA ,
and Hannah mama. i - . ,
otni; ci
anAto, TituNgittql".4l a4,13:14 1. 417.1:4
Lae Wenntr io )ea I,ania Itallroad nc4
aasame wry c anTS4c,eac•P• Yac
larAjpaaral. t thall^244444bnity to
than num:ulna Lo ante aNc4. Ait 14 17.4.
annealing talc mon at la va1..% n• • n
rink of Wan Cncare, asacat taloa •1•37. 41 . 1
rac
s
. XEISP4III3 a.
Aral - fietteral San 4.
PITISBUR6II. COLUMBUS At.
Pig HAUB mutt
CHANGE Or TULL—On sad otter MONDAY. -
Oetabor 7:b. 16fT tram Will Wan INS Wirt PP
UPI. Depot or Pottbors, Dlttatotrett limp t
OAK., AZAIIIL
Mall Kamm, if: 1.1,6 A. se•
MWed 11. MID r. r.
rut Lino— . MP a. se. .Tao r. r.
Walker, AK.= 04'n A• b. DOS r. •.
rut rrprus. ....... 2. r. KKK A. le.
btrobrovlllortocol:b.. 2:55 r. 726 A. K.
rtelloolllts deco sob r. 11."
bon47Trol• lowat 7:03 r. N.. or2lrtrg
Clooloporl at Imo tow t trotalor.
Mord. Train Dot.. Condor at MPS,. Y.
SUMO Trott laer dotty. buttdo
LO
Monday ambled, artirlo m r to tlbtotanott er t
Ico•
tee ue6a erealnrr, 734 IIUDIIB /2 , ADV/1.1507.
Ur 0111.7.12 1.12418.
tailMtagnie.Of ID
AAK Imt U/S JO await. WAD
Votre pid ttto rttztepol P.KIKA Wert a.te Soo th
wart.
4. l l4l.l.lNLTlslceie be ennead Ase the
~ •
PiritraGE, COMM k CdCl33Ol Lit .
UnkFik-De - kiot, (mouth .
E B. 0 , 72 MU1P611013,T.10ket *gest:
JOHN 11. irtrglalraTerZar"*-
ALLEGHENY . VALLLETILTILILIL.•
' " 611111 MR
OFFAMO.I3 or. , rorii;
tha and aft. TETITCBD/1.4...Fi11y Mtn, IW.
Mains l e : 111 a-maarlarrtriarlitrittibe311.34 Praprit.
torte r_Plkil and Vital Mesta; u fOlierwr
Nati. State. m I:MP. Y.
aakr.lr. 50M 1 .4..•
=Stamens, Looommodellon I:COY.Y.• OM A. W.
First Ilona Works Aneom.... 6305. sr. 7:0-41.
Peeand BodakVorks sriny, kr. rien
Balton deernalnadallon.....lo.oole rtii,ar.,-•
eanday Chorea Fran, lirOm
and io nod; Wort...—. Mar. si. ZOO S. S.
Express Nor - Walker close connection at Ma—
boistrig wltti Una of piokela far Franklin and
Shl!g i ty , ...23,ll=t i rf name la with packets trove
3717 H. le Y•rrckl`rileF. Nana.
.PPITOBIIIRGUAND CONNELLS
vim.% anituit.w.
On
.nex of Tuts
On and after 51/3113A0. October lab. 1817.
trains lOU 'leave rho Depot; corner or Want
and Watio streets. .1s: .
- Ziemer Anita*
Pattftr
Wall to and from Unfostrn. Tito N. a r. Y.
IL sorest r. • r • 3inT. 0. Mona. a.
West Newton lammed lir— 11:117. at. Sail a. 1..
Sint Nan e.nort • erlom..11:150 111:40 AL.
. (IV
bandayebareb Trite or a n d :
.. "0-
'
from West Newton 1:00 7, Y- 10300 s.
For Ticket, apply to -
It. KIN% ifroit.
W. 0. 81 . 013 T. te
portanden -ow,
SMOKY HILL ROUTE
MI BCE
RAILWAY;
EASTERN "DIVISION.
THE SHORTEST - AND • MONT
BELILDLZ itOOTM Ere* Ms LK to al
points to
..,,quarsnax4.
wallop:Korea,
m aixxlim.'
•
-
Tie Waled Wee Nati Lilo and LArkseiella
dallT, (deadeye 'eneented. I. on .tne SISIVaI of •
tram/ et PaeldeSellreadlreer'et. Lenin. nad •
Itentilbel and St. Jo 114 1 / 9 114 ftlilttAtithifa t
letting it 141111 . 17•11 ft. Topeka Waimea erith
Shecenfor all Fella* Ileihris.'..Ateed ofireek
'lrtAlt of Elliorirth with the ITHITZ y STATIS
MIMS COMPANY'S:, DAILY LISS
OVISLASH MAIL, AHD, szchirsh COACH-T.,
DENVER. BALI -
AND ALL POTS= IN Tim TraltHtiikkr',
awl •rttitiSASTIZE.4O27 , I3 THI.WE KELT LISS t . -
~01COAVIEWS Tor /fort 13hloth ateT. fort:
Taos, Ali - team et, Banta Va, and at poials IA 17•.:
• With the riontt,addlitene of iolll4ethtol nod
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