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1786 . : PROSPECTUB. 1863.
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2/1117A5DAT, 1 1 0VER111114 24. 1247.
A warm in the Cltsoniele 'drawee
a repeal of the Coneollaetion Act. Since
Allegheny aliases to join the corpora
tion, it! is Urged nothing is to be gained
b taking in the townships lying between
the rivers.
Tax 'BALTIIIO/12 COUNCIL 11/J Toted
$111,470.43 to pey the Kane Tolle° of
18111, Sir services rendered In resisting
the gismo of Northern :troops through
the city. , and for the time their office
would hive continued if not disbanded,
se they were by General Banta.
Peoria aro comforiirg themselves
that; under the Sherman treaties, our
troubles with the Indians are over. A
few of the nearest tribes have probably
agreed to to quiet during the winter, on
condition of receiving armi and ammu
nition and Troviszons to eupply them
through the winter and enable them to
reams r , operating in the swine. In
. diens seldom light in the winter. The
anew betrays them, and there are no
leaves, grass or herbage -to afford con
moshneht They usually 'make peace in I
the fall, if they can gain anything by itl
Pat the Latest nod most reliable accounts
describe Arizona as completely overrun
by the most barbarous rice of savages
on American • soil.. Scarcely a road or
foot path is free from the Apache In.
diens; and the military force and sys
tem privided for the defense of tho in
habitants have not yet been of the slight
est avail. I Governor McCormick, in his
last address to the Legislature, 'draws a
aid ecture of the current troubles sad
tfielr effect open the prosperity of the
Territory; and a body of citizens have
prosented'an Address, stating that unless
speedy assistance Is given them, the
whole region must be abandoned. I
NATURALIZATION
There is considerable discussion grow:
lag out of the recent Fonisn executions
tame.; on- the subject of Naturall-
Mtion. The law' of England provide
Slat a foreigner,. OR trial within. the
- la entitled Mt a mixed jury, one
half littlish and the other half citizens
of the country to which he belongs.
001. Joan WARRZR, as a naturalized
sateen of America, claimed this right,
tat was reftised on the ground that "a
born subject of the British crown can
nemr, by any act of his own, escape
• frost hisalletiancel"
The. London Teteyraph says:
"A subject of Great Brawn cannot,
lay • process of mere, dentzstion abroad,
throw off allldanbligations to his native
Lad. Fat a:Maple it is well settled
that, where war bruits out between two
Slaty, • "amen who has changed his
domicile from the one to the other can
not lawfully take tip arms with the noun.
try of his adoption against that of his
birt"
In this case the .British Government
practically claims the right to execute,
he treason, any num once: its subject
vita might be found fighting against it..
• Is it not singular that after whipping
Zugland twice, and after all the nege
twins, treaties *ad diplomatic relations
we have had with her, that our right to
agtari4o - British subject/ and receive
ties as citizens should still be an open
question ?
The last war with England was sup
posed t. settle this, and all kindred
quitious; but British authorities, area
ALrelnir. assume that the treaty of peace
settled nothing; that it was only an ad.
Seuntinent oi l Tuitions at issue. Lend
MIZIWATO7,I4 his treaty made with
Ws:3Fri% maintains Mb British right to
march ourrvemela because of the irk
mew emigration of Ler people to thhi
cothetrY, and because . ' native or. Great
Bdeditalways owes het the duty of
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II serving her in war. This right of search
wail maintained and exercised as late as
Mr. liccuarrais's administration. With
other nations we have taken very deci
dad ground on this question. Sofiya,
a Hungarian, emigrated to this country,
I and declared his intcntiens to blame a
citizen. He visited Smyrna, and was
seized by the Austrians, as a subject.
Captain Ixonaitan, C. S. N„ demanded
him and threatened to take him by forms.
Be was delivered on to us, and Congress
voted Captain IsonatrAit a medal for his
conduct.
England naturalizes the subjects of
other nations. Would she recognize the
right of these nations to hang, as trait
ors, snail naturalized citizens, if taken
.in war against their native country, in
favor of the country of their adoption?
Considering that this government was
controlled by the Democracy—that only
friend of the Irishman, for seven terms,
or tweniy•eight years, immediately pre.
needing kir. Luccomit's election, It is
marvellous that this qtlestion should
have been left unsettled. No wonder
Kr. LLIIOOLIVII administration was em
bummed by British arrogance, while
intestine war made ns unable to resent
it, when the party in power, during this
long term of peace and prosperity, neg•
lected, or feared to reap the fruit of the
victory ot 1812, by specific assurance of
protection to our naturalized citizens. '
THE METEORIC stiouEtts.
The recent Meteoric !hewers hare di
rected popular curiosity to a topic in
whicheclentille men have only recently
taken a general interest.
If any of ns turn for information on
this point to the text-book in which he
studied Astronomy at College, he will
Probably find it dismissed with a few
paragraphs, stating that little is known
about it, and perhaps offering the conjec
ture that Metemities are stone, cast (rem
volcanoes in the Moon. It Is only within
the past two or three years that nniver.
sal Interest has been felt In the subject,
and that it has acquired an equal attrac
tion for the general reader, and the stu
dent of Science, while it is noticeable
that professional Astronomers have here
departed from their custom, and an
pounced the results of their observation
in a popular form, so that little is known
ea the subject, of which the reader may
not, have received' some hint from his
newspaper.
These observations of the last few 1
years, as he Most have noticed, have de
veloped some extraordinary fum, and
still stranger theOrlea.
What can be mere startling, than the
assumption that the Bun's heat is kept
up by an incessant shower of Meteorites
omits surface; falling likes pelting stoma:
and producing heat, in the same way
that. a carmen ball does when it strikes
en iron target and is picked up partly
fused, after the concussion. The Bun
!ends out heat enough to warm many
Million such worlds as ours, and it has
done so from the earliest times.
Since. It can be proved, that if the
whole Son bad been created of the very
beat coal, and kindled six thousand years
since, it would not hove given out the
heat it actually haa and does, the 'goes
tie& arises, "Where does the feel come
irons?" and the answer of recent inves
tigators in "Prom the Netsorites.'!
Again, what, are we to tonere, when
we are now informedithat the Comet,
which we have held, op the &Ith of our
school books, to be an eccentric, but
harmless visitor, containing no matter,
so dense sa a. emokewmath, is a near
relative to the "felling stars,"-the great
Comet of '52 being considered "nothing
else than one of the Aignst Meteoroids,
and probably-the largest of them all"?
We are now told to look on Comets, as le
gum!, traveling the sane paths, and
armed with the same deetructivepowere,
as the so-called "Moon stapes," which
ocauctonally descend on the learth's sur
face.
. Twofer years since such statentems
',would kayo been received with derision;
• but within a short time they have com
menced to command the attention of
every one who has given the subject
even cursory notice. The most recent
and also the most important additions to
oar knowledge on this point hare not
yet found their way into text hooka, and
indeed new facts are stilly presenting
themselves se rapidly that interpretation
hardly keeps pace with discovery, and it
is not easy to pretest the most imperfect
summary of our information, without in
,
traducing topics which are still the rob.
juts of debate.
Under this caution to the• reader to
suspend final Judea:tut, we may state
that . the "November Meteors," u well
I as the "shooting stars" to be seen every
r fine night, are believed to be minute I
Asteroids, a class lof bodies diffused in
I coastline numbers through tie limits of
I the solar sy stem , Mild probably beyond]
It. - They gather in thickest swarm on
Certain tracks or orbits, in which they
pass round the Ban, flowing through
space latent the central luminary like
ending rivers.
The Earth, in creasing these streams
in its annual course, draws the Netshr. I
Its from their paths, and their karma
enormous speed being suddenly checked I
by the compression of the air, they are I
ignited and the smaller disaipated in
vapor, while the larger reach the tonna
In fragments weighing frees see ounce
to fifteen fans. Tide speed ts found, on
obeerntion,le average lifteetaludred
to two thousand miles a minute, add no /
doubt. uthas as to its adequacy to,the
Production of light when tuddealy
checked.
Though their 'image height is over
fifty miles, one of them hag been known
to travel from the Nmsisaippl to the At
-11 Ludt in less than 'a minute, prod Jn ucing
°Teti' one who caw it the Impression
that it passed just above the horns taps,
an Illusion /Ike that which is said to
make it difficult for the soldier not to
"boW" to a shill Bibs high over heed.
The number of these "shooting stars"
whicreeiter our atmosphere daily, and
which are large enough to be utilee to
the naked eye, on a clear, woolen night,
is supposed to exceed 7,000,000, and this
will Ent appear contrary to common ex.
patient* when it is remembered that the
average number to be seen at May point
on the Earth's - surface is front feu to
eight hourly; and when It is cuticle*
what an utterly insloilicant fraction of
that surface is commanded by the eye of
any observer.
The "streams" which we speak of,
flow in every kind of orbit—direct, ret
reumie, parallel or inclined to the
Earth's track, and generally in ellipses
of great eccentricity. Upwards of
fifty ofthese Clued citrus or "rliaga"
are known to exist, and the invasion of
any of theta by the Eatith In her motion,
brings down a star 'hewer of unusual
brilliancy. The "ring"igiving rise to the
November meteors is a conspicuous ex.
A rough illustration of the effect may
be given, it-we suppose ourselvesto have
been riding roundlet circular track, like
a race course. Thai, if we saw at one
particular point of the track a long
flock of birds fly across the road, in
nearly a straight Ilse, and each time we
went round, met et the same point,
"straggicia of the same kind, we should
see something very much like what oo
canto the Earth every Novamb.r.
If, oa our • thirty-third circuit, we
found a dock again ctoseingat this point,
and so on, a large flock being metal the
same point evert thirty...Wm tura, we
ehonid naturally come to the conclusion
that it was the tam flock, and the birds
were flying around and around in agrest
ring; most of them in one long swarm,
which was,<lollowed by hears or ten
stragglers allaleng the line, < •
The 'spittle:idol is obvious enough.
The race worse is our annual track; the
Earth - Our vehicle, and the birds the "rre
xembei meteors." .
We have of to the eery 'morally
received hypothesis, that enormous em
bers of lieteerites are incessantly pre
cipitated on the Son. We might have
added that the "Zodiacal Light" to now
supposed to be composed of such bodies,
and to be the reservoir of this singular
fuel, which keeps up the Sun's heat. Two
English observers have had the good
fortune to be the witnesses of a striking
phenomenon referible to this 'cease.
While looking at the Bun through a
telescope furnished with the nal dark
gulag glasses, one of them describes
hieutelf as seeing a sudden flash of In
supportable light, which made him think
that the darkening glass bad broken and
let the sun rays fall on his ututcreened
eye. On examination it was found that
nothing of the sort had Gnarled, and
independent teeth:molly established the
fact of a Hash on the Ban's surface (hew
ever caused) as much brighter than com
mon sunlight than that of a dull day.
The obserntion, startling enough as
it was, commanded more general atten
tion from a most unforseen coincidence.
All magnetic needles, observed through
out the world, were found to have been
thrown, at the very time of the observa
tion, into simultaneous agitation. The
last fact suggests abundant other topics
connected with this fruitful subject,
which the limits of a newspaper article
oblige us to leave untouched, but what
little we have said leads to the curious
reflection that the shooting stars belong
to a class of bodies perhaps as essential
tons as the Bun himself; sad that very
probably earexistence, and that of every
form of organic life on Earth, is bound
up with their's.
THE DEMOCRATIC MARTYR,
We say "the" for, although Democra
cy has had very many martyrs, in the
put few years, VALLANDIGHAII is the
Northern martyr of the "lost cause,"
and so much insists upon hie claims, as
such, that quite a number who were
willing to. be martyrs, am soon as it
would be quite safe, are now troubled at
his prominence. In him the Ohio Dem
ocracy have an elephant to which it
Ands some trouble in assigning a place
and previnder. The nnterrilled arrang
ed for threejubllses over the de.mocratic
eaccesson They were held on the
wharves of Cincinnati, Covington and
Newport, on the evening of the 24th. 1
The reason for thesinsultaneousness sou
obviously to occupy the Kentucky Tan
i washed at borne, and have the report of
the Cincinnati Proceedings presentable'
to Northern people. Conciliation of the
loyal sentiment of the l'forthern States
1 is deemed politic; so, dividing the feast,
and spreading a portion of the tables on
the Kentucky shore, the managers made
out their list of speakers, without in
eluding the UMW of the martyr, who
was thus politely invited 'to stay at
home. Mr. VAILINDIOIum, however,
1 is too well assured of the importance of
1 his vocation as martyr, to be thus qui
etly shelved. The Cincinnati Jubilee ' .
had two stands, and while Dr. En:team
I was taking the covers or the Males, 1
which contained the feast he - had pre-1
pared for his friends, the martyr, like
Banque's ghost,
.appeared upon the 1
platform. At once the crowd tuned
from the Doctor's dainties and called for
Vsmannionsm, who quietly took pos.
session, and unfolded the good Wags be
bad brought. When he had finished,
then he passed over to the other fund,
where Ur. Una was dispensing 1
bread, and the result Is thus described
by the reporters:
31...• Sayler had succeeded in quieting
tithethroat, attar the bunting
Pendleton piece o f Are woris, and
was entering telly into his speech when ' s
he found VallanMgham at his side, and
calls from the stand .
_for a speech from
that gentleman! He Immediately stop.
ped speakisg, recognizin g an mum
tastable interference. Said Mr. Cook:
"Procesd, Mr. Enyiser," and Mere were
calls from the crowd to "go on." j Bat
there were abm calls for Val.
Said Mr. Saylor. "No, sir, I never
weak for a crowd that calls for anybody
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Said Mr. COok, "Bat. you mast, Mr.
Sayler. Mr. Vallandigham - wu not ex
pected to *mak until after you,
Responded Mr. Soyler, "Zio matter;
he Is here. Those EMI have called for
him; let him speak."
At this point Mr. Vallandigham re.
Marked, "Mr. Snyler_you piste me in I
bad position here. W. have bees too
long acquainted for you to do so: You
must introduce me to this crowd."
Mr. Sayler apparred considerably ai
-1 Wended at this cool way of elbowing. Without doubt he was angry at the In.
'edemas. However, for th e sake of
harmony, he showed Ids Democracy by
Latrodecing Mr. Vallandighan, who
proceeded to repeat his speech, evidently
without much dialikelbr the task. When
be had concluded he was lifted of the
stand and carried to the Spencer Hoye
Meaon the shoulders of his eathrudasslc
ds. '
Evidently the Ohio Deitecracy tante*
much teartyr—moreVearAnnionato tlum
they can well dispose of—in their edbrta
to appear loyal to the lievenunent.
There is . a class, and a large class, of
Democzateleiresented by the men who
carry VkiaraDvaium On their shoulders.
These wear no tusk In espousing
quarrel of the South against the Govern
ment; inn a majority of the patty Noitk
are, or would appear to be, content that
the Rebellion was suppressed. They
would agree that eatery should be abol
ished, in name, while the exelame, left
withoitt arms or votes, should still be
held In practical abjection to the old
slays codes. The Northern =Monty
and Southern majority would reestab.
lish slavery in fact and in name, and
give up thedr claim to separate Southern
geiernment, only oa condition' of the
complete subjugation of the North—Um
assurance of any legislation they might
be pleased to demand and uninunlty in
tasking any and every compact they
might consider it inconveuisat to ob
serve.
TEI Kentucky Democracy are In the
unpleasant poaltion of too large a nut-
Jo:thy, aid are, conacquantly, falling out
by the way. " The trnlon-Democrattc
party" proposes to the "walled Dann:
erotic ;arty," through Col. Jacob, to
"denounce secessionism, and thank tks
men who suppremed the rebslllcua"
Bays Col. Jacob
"The National • Demectratict Coarse•
ilea will be forced to reprullate the right
of seceetun and thank tho Unisa sol
diers, or the National Dexacuratic party
willsnifer defeat ; the so-called Demo
cratic party must do Mumma, idept the
eatire National Democratic platform,
/swallowing the two repugnant resolu•
times that coeds/our secession aid indorse
the Uaien soldiers sad sailers or it will
be hostile to the National Democratic
party, mut will rarer defeat by the
Pplle m o o ff of tills State. • Our wing of the
Co.'
chew lb
will s
not 'unite with Dr. Sa•
g until the hat er
mum to an horinahle et th e
Central and County Comadttece, aid an
explicit declaration altst the'proscrlyden
of and mint mita+, upon Vision man
aludi cease" •
.
To this the Lon Willi Journal repliu :
• "COL Yaceb`e terms of eaten with
the rantucky Democracy are a general
iamb to the party, s particular lank to
the thirt
m y or fati thin:mad Comaryathe
ileals of the party, and their accept-
Ince wield int o the dissolution: of
the eictorieu and all-centrelling Da:
,ntecmcy, in the interest of a diminutive
and diminishing fraction of its defeated
adremaries A monstrous WWI to
common'tame, they of course will • lot
be entertained, In our opinion u y .
other terms a decldedlY or to the
adakedert of th e how yet elan rag ideof
Oeuethatire ,llnknrlsta on any tonna
which reflect not only upon the patriot
ism of the party, but upon the political
members"
integrity of ' its Comantin listen
"A. couple or female !cal jokers
&i¢ aned a Yount mauled werean luta
funny, at Milwaukee, the ether day,
by tailing he thaS he: husband wu
dead..
Those people who Ind pleasure la
torturing others, thrt.lk their fears,
would have made active Lim:Liters had
they need in the age to Which they prop ,
all belong.
Ai xapips"rite flatia F
is the twig ouster of universalaudlam
and another retearks, "of °our* for
black ayes and noes are the malt of
each.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1867:
EtThogiAL COPvrusr...
Editors of tho Oaletto :—The
ladies hold a Fair next week m City Hall
for the benefit of the Hemeopathic Hos
pital ea Second street. The okis.:d to to
provide for the nick poor who may de
sire admission, and ,the Pathics hove
united in order that if the drags be given
is RomeoPethlo dews, the charities shall
be of the Allapathic order. The ladles
of neighboring towns sad villages join,
and these of .11antfteld have a dressing
gown, slippers, smoking cap and meer
schaum for the most popular editor; fa
Pittsburgh, L e., the editor having the
most votes.
They had resolved to make no public
appeal in favor of any individual, and
to leave the award to the spontaneous
action of the Tauten to the Fair; but I
have detected Messrs. Blebeneck of the
Chronicle, Brigham of the Commercial,
and King of the Gesarrs, in election
eering, each In his own behalf. They
rely on their good looks, knowing the
Partiality of ladies for handsome men;
but if this is to be ground Of award, it
most be apparent to all diainterested
people that the contest will between Barr
of the Post and Mills of the Leader.
All oar city editors are requested to
forward their photographs, and any tes
timonials they may have, thawing their
claims to be considered handsome, that
the public may have an opportunity of
comparison. • There are some who wish
to place the ground of popularity on
winning way; Messrs. Sawyer and
Foster favor this. The gentlemen of
tke religious press aro all in the hands of •
their frieads; but the best looking man
will, no doubt, get the article; and I
Maim upon the claims of Mr. Barr; at all
events, I wtak to defeat the aspirations
of those gentlemen who have bean tak
lag time by the forelock, and caltapon •
the public to judge dispassionately and
vote tor Mr. Barr.
.11 . * G. Ellnsuomm•
SP.EEIPS !Oat GRUPE WOE.
!PEWS POSTItAZZ WINS.
tiPUE•! Mitt YELPS WISE.
One hatutzed agsna of tole Pure Part int.t.
cared Oda day as/ for rata at law rates. at
JOAYPII IPLISNLVIGI'II,
3 o 111 Mertes etreet. Ger, of the Dimond.
COE' DYSPEPSIA CURE,
AND
COP.'S MAHE MASHY.
•
of thu. •alaahb MadWass U.
delved ads day and Thy ul. at V. 17 km rata., at
JOSEPH 7/LIMING'S.
No. It actable etreet, ear. of the Diamond
• Card to Sensible People.
Rational read., It the up:eta the weather
was uncertain. yet would Kolbe toellmb tabu%
to reams eat ottboat a °inmost or sa um.
brolly. Hato lb. bersratt, the.. to Datteat
yoarself at this aaaaa Has 'aeasou with nate-
Ulla, more ttopertaat rhea intim of one ant.
:aim StroagUtsa loan stomas aid sine.,
stVeat; tellbsteliver ad your boat 'l.;
tame alt your arms sail alter your salmi tpu ,
111, ;r 2 z 1 mravirarettat"r*.
thau yes safely pe the alseasesablek Issta:
apes the Stehle sadaetalitatad. "bolter ~be.
be
strata." tart the womb; but • be Moog the.
yea tats et sailly.• elm inset nasolst
at all etatallibtaln pratsarstloas Ibis la tee
Wan, U. ann, the Most mug. As a remedy
awatta aa aatldett, tor droperols, heir so
w.. 00C UV. Mamma. MUM Is ltagoisolastl.a
egatable species. st Kemal Yaws,
" Warltit 2 Hrrnie TOO dramas
et Mammals Canoes are what la this ram,
damp, •atatltta 01atar air. WI/1 you rate,/
yoag salt stratus' than Or 500, (0011 a Wes Taat
tb• peettbra. A Dole. p t Iwo of Lae great
dadasslra aisdLeda• Of Ike are. ttolllltTyama
Mai( will as straytthea sad leapt .0 year
bodily pavers as to saalbe them a •• laaill •
Waage seem " tha atorald matter erhtelt was
r".4/a nntrtfa now.► *" beret a
Wei
emote:rashe Meat 1 771temen.
asal ties hare Is i s attsTIVITASIII aleT/Elia.
They aset•ellse W stattetto stertt trona Vlach
Uses. etigtattas. as Malabo alt the Ssorrtive
arra.. (Malt( eaa be sere harmless mars
lultbfal—sittlag rotut to llama& or ears
ranrt4.11,211 1 1r,;410.1:. rgi
**neatly..
Imptriaitt to Comas IllertisalF.
M.sliaats rlstlal Um ally Lo loy la Lkslr
ply or etc. aaal4 do .11 t. call at tto
sodleas cabana. of DE. IAMB; 1141 Wood
ti , 0144 004 patd a taLla. of 1.1. i lava/aabla
YZ0T0141.1.11Y8171. tad IMAM allllO/13:11.
automat el all. boo.. asnd la tat Doe.
tors practice tot es. Drew 7..4 aos
mod tbotato4 tram tho so onaptl.'s
DL 1LET31.2111,1102011.4L1T0Ur 1111 hrs.
stably also bap pens. Mkt.
1.l ans. tad hosasoassa .4 kt. saxal 701.
manors aulasllsa I.l4gat to Ms won of Um
yew, willst DI. 1.1211.1,11 11.00D11111110/1-
la L. dolly cslag nee K Übo um bops..
oaao of .kite.. at a Win Otto .and lot by
oal Snaky tiota.4 lasarablo. ask
001,. stroll Logs, asrof../..
It Is asomtlag pnyu ant. alto tko poop.
Irma OW to alai. 4 &boot b .ear, Von mod
of a... alto alto 4.11111...4 paaattot. by
.awns.Dtal4 toast sack onom..
Da. xisrsuui.a EDO* 111.41100714
only ems. lad pialfr aotatal
thsontls. SUM.. gotta, tat quo saw
Woo snap of 'llOutity Tama o Its.
l ao4
am.. nom. It Datelly walk. won
alatlag oossaaDola .4 U... wilek for
opar, tat latamt,44 slat 1010 v..
prosts... Coaatry tarems
sus.. 1.1. r tau to pan.. Do. Salta '
des* too &ma of. Dr. KUM% awls rah
N&
la itotao so will enter LLatlog bias.
alsta vases Imola ao4 itto has boos 1.-
loagui tot hopnavol. Tasso two sadism. of
Da. at !Siam lova .1.4 a yeti too sr
tecass• of 000 Sessis tsomouonto oaly 0100
toot aapsnauto moms.
urot Da. alTalJtill 11IADD 111141101112
at. So St .1 Wort Dz.. Roma.
ocsmaglatams.ar Ye.
NEW AD VERTZEIMMTEL
..
W 74 / I . l 7iWir•Jr. Jr. .idowia Mamma CO
=211121 , 13215161‘t3
lOW P4POri ouvostasms muses man
and Wir Mews.
JACKSON & FREW,
to Loren= rox•ro
atmeorAuruzus dam DALLilts 121
Hanes!, Saddlery, Truk,, te.,
etragsz li ttezzl!lnd tad hwutiosa
1 taskravolama ta
e. him Ilags mil lan hipsp,
I:l=Veat="l" a't
RTHER REDUCTION
zur zoxascnne
Our Stock an alail4ll Down
ZLZGALATIOWLIS. GL:01,113.
COLLARS, arstrami,
is,d th•sio“ Oe
°mfr. eauszr,
To %loud tie Ott,.
nomasios Baur&
Ste West nentlli tot q. IdalitanCrotts.
GRAY. POSISIEL & REM
XIBOVAIIIt ?AIWA!.
Not. 42 21.1n12 21112212 L
1 10111111178' SAVINGS BM,
Zifo.l4 Smithfield
111Thwitali. PA.
urruiterrAw ow Inman. soy
accitrup neox one DOLLAR UPWAillo.
Depots mound nuiPliet to eiumik. .11:bout 12-
xulas sigrautomg.i.rasid.s.
AMA. D. 111111 DIA.SAA.iiimil Trseui•
&Ansa L menums,
TiVreism
JA1111•4401rown, JA4. L neemonk
Azrz. m" : JJlti SWIM
WILLLUI Ir. w. IsasnAw,
A. a. onauta, Mari 'RUT.
ITABLUMZD
BUII141:11WMILD UP Wft
Hot and Cold Wider, &a.,
Bs eimusou &us imilimainntwa.
JOHN X. TATE
Phainur Tien• flew,
227 Liberty Street, Plltsbargb j and
61! Federal Weer, MOO%
JARILEIS Et. mum
=rues:List.
no. Va suu litulm
Ulm for Ws lart!illywittemt of
Rua asthma.
worn swam, -
Jr/at. mummy,
0011 d1!—Ilara aad Usably
GAF= COMM
WISSLOW'S GOMM Opt
=01.71,7 Zit; .74 b, V' au, ai 1."
I.l!finaiti ailina.
rdaTal .
GREEN FILSI4I, • •
• Jan natre4l d for Me by tks we or
ea
ry Gtolll f
Um lowan tuts, UN Paoli) Yr.
ee
O .
itosunagT. marra. .
xo. nava Stmt. Allesmiii.
!FOR THARMINIMNI:
mingin..rifi n 7f s Phis 'inn" 'Meta Mut,
I;mb
gr.idlortm. nan Th.statnt'
grparlay ud
itagol44l422llll:l7M_A
825 FOR 141 01 1 / 1 71P,. song
A. end. •1•4147 owl as ust" Sa•
otima of mu,. two 1 , 1186 141111/141d
rat sv Malvin pay tile Pio alma mgr . &
laraVirritir OlMjal 814/4. zrwaibwl
12141, Um Ito /1 a. a. , boa • i
. . •
ADVXRThEiKIimii%
n_.cosppit Onne 111:1 Dlaaoarel :t;•.141.1r2
kt .1A!/!(4:i17:ff riAlM,DsizniqoolV cfrig
tgrlirrlN
2Artrdp...ttitfr ingalitt,tl;
=Jam 41374a.A.kai,et't“,+
of the Vaasa/mug gift
LOJOGI
is. ■So Limos's sr, &mammas
Bat • aboM from tb• Bud strut Xi X
pelastoa Bridca.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Prtneetwalt, Jene 1111,, ,Len.
3ZI/016114Ch i-sri . r.tCh)r e l
The partnesehlp heretofore existing tetw
iljuryymtNLOVlC 8 ad Id) WIN W. TOWIr6.,
titiler the Aim or A. LOVE.* 00., Is We <l.y
Coe:bd content. The or
the Ina w be settled by A. LOVLI.
beth. LOW&
nonkblio N.-W;l4.)Ww4,
Umca or ern ixontazo a avalwro
PreislitroGa, Not. 22 .1017. ,
a '
THE AIISESEHEIPriII*TOR THE
GRADING, PAVING tad cranute or
the following motto In ale
LIMB An ISTRILEP. from P e
nne etreet to Mal
hem alp; /Wattle. STIINET, frnixf Pami
imaDman strum; MlTLanntilf .LI.Zy Kett
Meer!. to Huai strata; sad 811tIdel
from Itordt to Baldwin .treat, OP noWneodf far
examination. and will remain In this °Oka an
ski URDAY. ; December 7 1., LC, when th
wlll b. plapd In tha City Trees mini tfdrel
vale -
B. J. MOORC. CI
VELYETI I SACQuEe,
CLOTH aLcpuza,
maoutz aluvu.n.
rz. up sti&ww,
/or .alo *1 very low Dd...
WHIT ORB & CO,
MI PIPMIM araraw
BL 4CIL DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS
PARK, BROTHER & Cc:
WAMOIACTIII.III4 OP ALL azicurturics "OP
ISTIIII3BL E
.
°Zee and Warehouse, la% ISM In See
one wit Ha ec Ll.l Fuse lelsoese, • .•
• .
•
rwriunritan.
TWO SUPERIOR
SECOND•NAND PIANO.
YOB ILLLZ CHRAP.
knalino&ro „*.vold
MAIAINNIkbana are In na•a4l4 ord.!. tad win
;IV= 4 4 , 1 ~..71ittos• de li
as Ike Parlopn
wsllv Om SO no
c.
_st
at wooD
•0•
Pie W. Cie V.Vaa:),
DMZ/ fy
GLUE, CURLED 86,111,
Tanners' Scraps, Gnboat!,
CATTLE TAILS.
Bones, Nest's Foot 011, Sea,
O. sad Wankoase 11l aIIITEIVICLD
197221.1., (mrty *Dyed t• the iws yam)
rzrrainnrait.
RratrovAL.
. LORENZ &
Etvx Rzmunratartazw_oyncis
ao. as Woos arysysz
ifililbeiss4 bal.:m*l:4 80. con. W041.-vtius
grafilleigtr Villl34°,ltr-vg
bout. feriprompt dellv•N.::11
d :11.41.4,4 • sat date
!AWN:N. AtiortliNittaVPT:L
"50211144
The Highest Market trice
PAM /01
110MinwiT BUR=
GOLD, SILTER,
COME HI COMM MUM Mk
ST...ma, & CS" Illhium s
Cot. WOOD AID TIMID
%Memos 1131811711ANC19 GO,
ba a.Th Wrinett•PWWlE•
• Br aFaeral Asia% allz. W an.•• Wan
an aate,
iid= t r=92lglgri . adrLe t
wady.* 'P.M Angara to ta• nom — . and
ritaVretr a ga=4=Zrarlig
4 . .r d1 ben dradotwn
SAT. Pttlalirn '
Asir raw t 3 11•Inger...=.
Darla
n. VW. *Mann: '
nal! Sam a y arr . .
Tea.
.d'r
°uDigurs".4
4 , 0 a lv""".4
rer
utertM w asiree
MARBLE AND ELATE MANTLES,
it Ibt NthWO Eno Lill Erts fob.
if sad all I Lt 111.617
MIXT., Mao Us Warawasi as *amid Soar.
r er....l.llart. or Mato itaatito will
did II to time Lwow to dl. Wort..lto
Irk tarititrindatttilladr'orgrrag
Mt. orMOI. ha. horn. as... ST M•k 4 4
it. MU. roe ito 1..1..1.1, and asYe to
look os 0r.....
TU. ta . otorrt ohm. Nroston Pusan
voulewbore Lou 11114.1. an 3.....6.
All .filial b rargr a Wo2 elor, Atta:sOott
marilVit 2.041 . 1 . 1 •4 . e.M. v. 1.,,,, ,L „.... 6. 7
.11,dir
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W. =in
4111ABE4L 11113EUICE AGENCY.
SWEAIUNIIEN a M'CAIRESS,
R.. 214 room= sr ristmasu" rik
Ottani yrest. tar Westars Autumns, of
• Costtlental Life Inman. Cat
Or new 70.112.
ray, LITZ ISTOCI and all daaastattalis at
Insuand• alladaa tit aarponaltda ClampaAls_ai
town ma& •
JOIX/II M. thAtiLl, J , L •012sanIIA.
1141ASTE11,0A1111114 Burnanito,
Attorneys k Cooaselers4hLaw,
AN) SOLICITORS IN BRIKEDIITCT,
rrrnsioacis, r•
an l 4o. K GSA
■ unt OATIIDLIL.
E23_2_ I
MmzuwmilLni,
Ab. S. CAPS AND runs,
.. r.r.gr tar . kicrattla..2.2.'" u
Oran Pa
astAkul. proasmi sum. aid moist:moon fan
STOVES! STOVES I
FREDERICK SCRUI
b•iwi,.Tla an 4 IJte.l Iran Wawa.
MDuWI, CAll.7,o39kinc, Par! iigeoltai
t' VitTlFlVT"""irikahrolipsW"i,
71avuamoti god raid wit • 0... , au ,
matafivli Jeri./ wad loßaltlar plasm?
MEIII6B.IIIST TAILORS.
.1111111. t. DUFF
•
MerRT. CLAM 5711XXT, halee breeeht
e Geo *MI sn NOT 92 W. X X 1340 XX
2VlrrtSallatall4Wl'Ll'i4VinTle&
niarle eqw car thee in the e x u .
r,46,,roaArrgr.4.l6"—tult,i4
J. D, ALILTTILEWS,
STAMP AID STENCIL CUTTER.
131 liberty Merest, opressto.WoN4
oft l iana l fil6 B PAVarirridt
f an
f :U.V 1,114 71 . ;87,15L1PT11i t
sa-AOIXri W 61130 . - =WM
NIVO3 Aulimmovarr ElN
'6:lmin:um x.. - 62;
Medium sad Muntegtera.
EY I rrlighinoit ' n • Uw A lg
aValtitMe ' l ' ll4 'll
Wnaao
scnto ll
tlere *D itiLvt t
At u tpariTyVV
gtaR4:112.2 80a tun lau•a•.
re
Muir
1„
P•itad
"11.7111411t.a..etz,
azw
100,000, vro,oro, 100,000,
j Jut rerslrea. the above r.
WhichWM be a DDi HANDLNA
lebseed et at lea vet
GONJILT. Wholesale Grorer.
vi
LEIVIS lIMOUNCENINT.
THE LEcrune AumovarcEn
by pnwamma, as aocanat at Mercaatila
Library lasoolatlon, to 1a [lna
BY THEODORE TILTON
oP lILIING TN. MIND,
WILL NOT BE DELIVEIRED
!mast LeCturs camnittM
iddreas P. B. Woodworth & Soh,
100/IBSTER OHiIIOAL WORICB,
1:1 In In, Ila &In lire, Find,
: soeiaszras m. y.
N. r. 07710 E, 0 s g.
iD
Ig t ...: 2.• liroadway. , N ~,-;
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Pli .setel.szt Javrwro i so
El 4 irl."k IV:MUMII4 \
Mtn nil n,rl
.: 104 7:23 S .Int .V.V1::::•
/ tetcmjaa imaoipotqa
\
Mt!
caanummus,
AND LAMPS;
POI Q
Of &atm Daturas sad best wortoszadhlp. at,
Pilau. MOD. 'riga sr.
11.1Aht 6u Cbauttliers
IZZI=IM
==2lE5l
wo. ♦ rou. •Iteiramr or
Kilda, Rail aid Parlor Lamm
•P/I 11) WU NUR
CIMECIdE3III■I6 Imo..
1;11==
ARTHUR R/RK,
Domar. mior eon.
Direst tram tree et the ben meters tu
Ur* lireilltteraVi a teti r ti a I j rnef
et returnee te ere erleessetleeint. se.
tree
ken tee ma@ maks at me. as es tleir nee.
?torque/1w autl erorkateatate.
JAN= SOWN.—
Lle Woad street.
1 4 fMnre " C*.
ral. Beets it C.
, v4t.rartz.s- , - •
Warm.
' Il•
414Wts. • 004
I h raVir4ll%
116.)., OW:
Riivßety Went. Lawrimemtle.
NEW STILES
BLSRAIII DID GRECIAN
SUITS,
i lmtwodtitylootor toil now,. o BOYS
Past 4k, LOGAN,
4? n. our U$ .N.
SCHOOL BOOKS
.AT WHOLESALE.
°out., Desalts are taTioat to eau Utd WM.
a. oar ...tams met et
CHM 1100L11 4 STATIONERY.
ISIXD roa rsucra intr.
DAVI., CLARKE CO.-,
ergo= oar. , 'Plasaasd .1107.
• STAIR RODS,
In Bronze, Me Gilt add Silver,
With num stnnaas. wkkh
MIDS.' hem Its place.witholat ,fte
of
sad us De attlaitod to as usual.
Naaealetstrod cal/
W. y.
112 DIMS' 7/22/117, Tot.
wCu ASZ mixassamrs mb sad by
zuccienzio, •T
ROBERTS & SHEREATri
witatseums sap arras.
• sal Bisol Ina hi Laotian
ILICITRnsuaI az.aarresirma,
441.urr , to °W its. Kaaba MI Parka
°mt._ sad ss
klosss___ sla cameral. WW Al_ssassas
.SE 't:s ratittiViNlTZ
Vi,..411.1.410774,1trarrnt0:
t ts
u italleola sad= r sL
issaiXtlk of a " !le°
B.ll=criall. WIC : •
Iron Bro
124 First, •• •
•
AM* tar the LW et Oent.rat.
.Temobtal4 lasteella. •
tandmi, sad other WNW,
bean Opts ia4 011 p1uw41142. B.
tiandemmata *run •
SREPHARDia
CRELCHERI,
817 Liberty Street,
prrzsinneau
CITY COLLIICTING ♦GEN
.SILkTON & CO., -
Local Collecting Ageeti,
tee. 1134 aPosszl.ll2.
Q au. ryznaausia.
Ems .t in duaintou I:r.4.Juous.
azi :r am. bars Bills am, aousstaL
S. 14 BINS AND DIIIED 1155 F.
B. C. Hipu and Briel l Beef
o.t of mote wed in sum on gclay. Xerremo
WAX. mia arum u
IRLIZIIII • CCM
VU. wane sad Pm roost,.
WIFIZAZ-10.000 .81191E1,19
CHOICE NO.l MINH *MEAT,
Arnyles sad Mt We try •
nun= iniarace,
IssUbertritne
MEM
JACOB WICATZIR Je. &ACM,
litaeral Patent Maui.
amm
L.. I sr. cumin ear
pilaw I.OBIITUL
Jain ion' rad tram Pasthad. a tMI
at LeaaTi.a. at tin taaltlY WOW, Of MI
firen/lIGIRT t 111112114
Valises, Carpet Ban, gm.
aill•A MVO
w t
/mad. ,at at Lanus, 11•2478
allrala "
1011
WOOD IMMIT, Puts
Whi
awls lax
Kin & SCHWARTZ.
wigwam'. wed it sttilMaingsetiutts r
ot
Tin, Copper and Eke' lien War.,
„ttill)ufA Ill in va 4 B l n ea clAlT e,pu. i g i p4, 6l si"eirogig' ri s al ti elUrrlosa 00 0l!o
11l DIM in id VIII Nil fl EMIL
ishuorreito LIIIIRICULTING
A.”. rz
aim
our"..aNntige. 41 tlis for agi, airg.i477s/%lEirar
c=nm!!m!
Rom ati. - gr,„ 1811 ., BELT=
c zol. at Um Jaen uk
" a.
LEtTBEH BELTING, of a so-
V ia r s ztaiplAffltratztir i =
mum".
TURD ARUfIAL
NEW GQODS
SZE
J. M. BEAMED &
MOLTS DX LAIXXS. wank 2k. for Ile
aAzacoe s w.rth ID:. tor 12'
. 111 . 1 L'D . mtraLrei3, worth Ilk. for US.
It, for I.l}S,
4-6 lINBLZALCHED
BLAR B S2B..ortII se a fir se.oo.
GLIXY ARMY BLLNIC.ETEI.
IMPALLI3B ALL WOOL. w.ra Al for
♦ large anartaent otnaw.deaaatUld rood
bOnght at tea La as es.
Basucter thesdAce, ,
Ns. V 7 MARKET 151215 T.
SPECIE ITTRICTIONS
WEBS B. IleoTr
LADIES' FRS,
M'COI &
131 Wood Street.
A 6 r
rBo FAMILY CONVEN/
A now and coral urangesseut lb, hay Ins
HOT WATER BOILERS
:e32 aiGta°w:ttlvattitgrmravt:4
gra lt d oza u .ll the watar nowed as
/Mir '
through thirgoirr irttittraas
to so? tog. rot 1, cowmen Oo Was? arre f. of
tr airrATMAYALIALtWAINatrti
of
UMOZI riTOWX. or &bawl aim mbar Cook Suva
Mole the call Lary &Mara attortitd to
./UerBtlprooy ;Fi t t pt L 41/1 ' ,a :r . Zrzt " ha •
••310 00 nab.
. Gip ••
. JO CO
• .1540
. Gi • •
• VI (0 ••
BISSELL &COI -
/to. YBB tfasazZ DTIMET.
Mnstutsoturen of Use Trlsomb Cook Beam
IrSTOB' SAVINGS BIM.
293 Liberty Street,
21113 a&Et WILL OMEN •
Genera! Banking Badness
it am acr 111IDIGME01, oa
Monday. Xoireather 161 b. lasi
EG2
Low a n
of !low. Xsiltso e uo itcoofotr
ate bed.
Oolleata as Dads oa AU POD& V 12 * Ual , "
Mato aol - •
bona alloott.s Tia•D*D.OL
Irani) sTITIS UCUR.MULBOUCHTApieIii.
Op; T, VAII DOW Coakley.
FOR PRIBUTTEAS
CHOICE COFFEE,
PURE SPICES,
RODM3ONISip
No. 20 Fifth Street.
;CZ =MI
JOHN ROTH & SON,
- ftlioners nC wlolPal• !Aria. Ii
7ORMAIX AHD DONIXTIO
88131D1E4 gas, am,
W 131 8131E8; iko., &a.
807 Iralliscurtar
I orpaszrettencr uza *rust,
Bar hors to Inform {kat. tricot, aid tad
la num, Una to , / atm* OP•ood wado.w.
ell LLt trl/ritri agrA7o4tranirlth="
W vr De 1011 thalp. •
The Imatt i real oatabllabot VottataW
LaTi l tr in or .. olll 4 tog " : " 0 41i
formatter! panktalar. ausalloa
dawned to I Was goo* ot
OLD swum winix. •
Lad ottputorquitattijit
MIN CH 011tilIACIL
pro Oaten y as 117ft seado4117 Mo.
.al Du7oxxi, lirtU alao
mptl
roux PATH dk, sox.
•
exellt 7
(pgmax . aLDUCTION
IN PRICES
DRESS GOODS.
muctera Forums,
FANOT arise.
si"Lex alias.
iC2I
FRENCH IHERINCe,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS, &a .
=2l
JOHN PORTER,
ea mummy snassr.
zeal
WINTER GORDI.
E. HOUSTON &
Faeldsztable Merchant Tailors,
10. 207 MITZI man,
Han J•it••••Ivoll • Nona 'apply of
Winter Coatings,
jr= .1• I I C Il a 1 d
Pr 4"
" n wm►ete.
Sire afro:MAD'
OtaiyyoFrgrOV tatt 1.L."
a ck 14
(IEFICE PENNSYLVANIA Et. 11.
410./UtiLBT.
11. Way. .1.1110. -
Tllll PnliagMU& 11.11.r050 tloorooor tmb?
anger
_oS) . " itigorri 'llll,7E=gnit-.
molar 0.....v0kr t0etw0e....00t110... at
felt Z h erallir s t AloThro Virpt.l%
Ykr Anßftravz:
navloaml tkrooaloono tho. oat manner.
Is ant b• .11111114.17 %rood lOat MAI.
{hot all of tams
4
De
_os • otilettylrn •
ii_Voßooolo 7111.0oadoeuo JOBE M. kis
4tiguf. t a
i ra:l II al Ijoo4
NEw ementErn swum
Lae fha 14 the trithl i fit I
/sine, heavy No. 1
• • • 'GREY 'EL,iiiIrETB, -
ielreneattlle 1 3 1.. Virvirtatm 10 6 t:ox
8:17t 1 11:11 .4 0.ZU •211 f.
Usi171:10..1II•ouli.
MILROY, DICKSON & CO..
nou.umdar - ell WOOD syncrr
OLDEST ESTABLISHED
110061111 !SA My.
W. J. GILMORE.
tlinemsor bonzes: a inawaso
i tanalanna..WitOma . 4 41 30 .± 5 1 plow la
TRUNKS,
NEW ADVEETMEM
NDW WOOS! DElf GOODS!
160 dad 11M Federal II greet. Allegheny.
111.15 for $l.
.a.t. vtracr. 111112MTEMLIElvall
utl.rce stack. TOOT cheap, rt,:osals and
ISO Rua 182 Fedora/ street, antonyms.
NOTIOAS, I
.711, attr . tl:4of Conektrr Me ah •
hj."
"‘nan n:dr.
Pr 1“;. '.•Ued
Wholesale arid Retail, at
WM. SEMPLE'S,
It IN 'la 10 leant beet, dliglecl My.
RUSTEI:7B SALE Or
Valuable Coal Property.
_Swami. of an order of the Coors of o.=ooft
. sag tor the 0311450 of /Merry, Made
1tatt%47 ! 1%2711741:11 L. Mfdte b lll 4ZZ% .
1M 11 ..a11. am wends.;
DZOZIIILZII /GUN IfM/7.
•
Ulna host of I 0 o.aiont .1.; 5. ot .011 day MI
ta*te lunn ante of Coal. nnoWa Hann ••Olasa
sltalinal In SI/sabnll tawnolllo. Ol.Hay
Pa n t " n
datrad o d rart. " .tict
Wier sald'yen ' ne . Aorth Id Him.. Inn
pf
D. a rblittredelr Nintil*lna7llMilf
ca.,. • 51111/a oat• *MHO►WI land Af Woods
mad 501:11aro aeon idotrau east H MOH 1.0
a Haut tbanoHantla degtHa lanarobar
to • alone: Henan oy yountr
nearen• naat, Saa machos
to . nears Hoak= a'
anaaalsorll itlidyernatlBlinaohoio %H
lr=. ava=nnei=Hou=4rztzo anon sety had ofJona Sanaon
Ehargam4 r — Av it ral "-" 41 '4. ... -r r 4 . g n i
cha. to • HORN n one
aat• Haft
07
William
ildnuandanal soma 111 ammo *Had $.lO par-
Has ta natoni: thence north El Hines Hat al
MOH. Waco of lealantag: onalUdola•
Ha Isadnhl%ars. of
coalaula, of Alarm
°"4
" P r rialratialtg g:ra it°07.17:
o
..anon and saang op. of lukral oat. and
r a ralirAVlrlii egtf dIrv°IIZILITZ
con. any an 4 della and Ma <omen nandint
ter
=at. rrrZlitr:Va parigTaTell:l!
groutal HMV Ix the cCennaloa and taking
rex.rutaauttzuv.tvve z .
Haws. ,artln tbenaynnaltHaoaa
talrotia"ol.4%4 rtztittz
both. Hd of dm Hat naalllY. -
ud nagrlara t pond ttd attabbna.r. halt.. In
Inealant• on lbt D.emlana and
f fhlthaylafonnatlon teynt. of
, AL WaYsolit. Trait... •
- 44105. I r Drift rafirstio.
....z.4rsjat or
TkoZaball
!mama, re.
TOBIa! TONS! TOBIB$!.
. .
•50,000• - •
1 • TORIES,
;1136Elria) R HLL •
• ~:e150,741110-1,000 -
ICE:I
Lanetster Half Spank* Cigars,
last. mosind. wiacti w• cm: to as taus alai
UrCall and aranalne bolero
pnrchadsganewhere.
& W. JENKINSON
No. 6 Federal Street,
=
•
MAY lIRKPITIICK,
PR AC T ICA L BOOR.REEPER
ODA tacata-4•01•Da.
main, caps:lmm annul •
OPENING an CUISING MERCHANTS' BOOKS..
A. lomat Dilly. Waal .44 X.
tatetatalM.47.
DoWirgy.
Th ah , ..7.41.1 0 % . rano ai r. r.
I'attaNZZARIP BLTTLENANTS main olt fa'
• Dummy" ann. atn4.
N.F.Ntatioa,
Joan • Lugano.. • ir. va
D. glutlara„
W awl... liana • . & Dihront. • • •
mt. 7/.2.m • Da.„WO. I Dino, • 00., Da,
3. Pant. • can 11.111.cla.a.oJaCe
ralleggictehleto., .J=l7o,l . lwalt. Zoo,
to at 4.11,2 it Co. Tao., 4.1,1'414.7r4q.
Bale,* o. J. N. Nitkpat lots/Cop.'
raattrecZt k •
XI:: 4 .. L". W.VA. N
islf. •
0. tared tan, Apollo Nadal: !, No. 80
NOUN /MINT. noiClio
•
JAMES B. JONES,
scrap Iron, Light Iron,
CUM Am) ignominy neo3l,
zo.c•inn. mac,
A:1047 AtIVAIM, - a'!"
F. lIIVSSILININ. •
Ma pint behreel Mud I Win fu,
ilunnallh and Dealer!' Hardwpe.
11ratziaaa good. of all ascrlDttous alpga
1 1.21: .m aala r. at Us lowan prism. ate 111
U. U. .......... P. 2033,100.
rata & ROBINSOII.
(!tiOassaaps 10.1•311U1OZAlitita
PIAuttpoOPUJOULI OP
LOG , PUMPS
ti• n44,ll2.lg7minTerrit TITRIBO *mu
do* brawl pronptly altUai
do• sbortut node. soma&
SUPEIHOR COAL.
C. CHE#RY & CO.,
141:411t,',1 %lira 'oroPAITIZTVILoth
Ofooo tium P a . it w
or leava x.v an x ! “ ' "mlttaVi an. W*?.tr'c`"a"74'"'"Vntu
tom WILL
z D
mgooEEP ON HAND
aa nnu t s zat ir zwin atL •
gr. a 3.
EAT
=_.mlWanze, WI Meal.
ammetway Mr. • •
ws Inlannelitte
OPERING.—IIm M. HITCH=
Win oven of
eATURDAT, TEM tdRIT&XT.
• opkadld t•d rant nan7 of the bt••tot7W of
11131122 Mtwinenr..
100!77.DZBAL Z . Alligtur cur
n 0111.14
WILTON M
na ACH
, zmu n e, 0 WORM&
LITIMA7. - 37;itt
MN& rlinir d /Nr* 4.1
rr w iliggv e ri t jr•b! Notkvi n: 7o . 7
"A"'.
IRON
P. LT
IRON CITY mw.&' WOHILL
CEO. 0. CLARK & CO..
"4° " 11 44"7.(1 3 in e "..M".Mg
YoZammitazor Zas.ltlaa. .
oo ;mB,..parr MM. MO
SCROOL Boom.
n.e Tbs
4 w w
ir..V::h7 l l o :l2lt a I ;P t
3, A T Z U ;
o r r "11 14.4 X d
a l
. Z•o
llc
Id aver
nilmweArbe•rotzmur en.
3 TIII .
REDFIELD ON RAILWAT&—
ICBM .31D ittVIBBD ID/11011.—The
r. u u LTitnagrgttairatSll47l.-
wa rt .7 luta • aximaLv. Luaa.
m "
NAN dt COMPANT• I
B few BoUrden
Milan MK WITH GOOD MD,
At No. In GRANT ETUZZT.
!MU 'actuate
ARDIACL—A large, elegant.
szooiimson fon poi TO LET.
trgiett=t rtA t etWaransu r u n
DnbRM.
• L tEBB(iTOCE OP
BRAlTirthrL FURS
Whit:dm/de and mall
AT WM. SEMPLE'S,
VELVET HATS, STRAW HATS.
RAMONA AND PLOW'S% cbtap
ISO A 162 7ZDSR3L ST.. AISIOLIZST
HE arr L►ID I'LLNIiE,S.
sos•soi rz,LicwszLe
OPXRA PLAN-BEM
lI:YELLOWED 0.1.8171)IF 7LASNILB.
OULOIED CAXTON /LA:NNILI
AT Wes, SEMPLE'S,
BRAWLS. lON raG3,
ZIOODS.
8.L11014.1, and 1300 P /KUM.
11?81/1111". THIMIELIMS.
OLOVfB. Et3TOXZEcoltlijni,
Corner Penn and 84 Clair ate,
prrtsguaam, PA.
?ha eel, fasetleal Ilvease•Colkhf• la nn.
run eff1401.•)18. ontalataz
lateratazon. outline Of Couse of /daft'. ' meat of Veal-
Pa Ceders FLA ul Inneedd Puma*
R. of Umen dlfersitges t.etiat t a a•Vliegralinaa - L.. •,o
SMITA covaar, Principals,
rrrraersa.
TO GLOM RILITFACTUREK'
_._. . ,
invimnswormio having
Mag. sole Amoy for tea ua of Wm
Y
COPLE gar CLAY.
Lo¢lAremew Proimner tom dor questlty
Soteme entailed toue Mlimperforartleaa
art Mama tear o
s' use of labeler ni we have ar
rived at earb immoral*. aa we team audrol It
a beater mated* fOr rote taxa sity la the =Moo.
MD Main mound au avere• Maud of sem
M''''"ltrtrre.rogoeat. vcr„Nymt=„-
M. ProDovoma aim. mixtue or taus can go
venom pareamlair. , TO . Coy la mond and
moulded la hous i rmaam s
di
mow.
, tort Piti Man ireilm -
Wreath/non et. Plitsbarite. Pr.
ax.r.saaray am.
LADIES' FURS,
Aumdual yarkty, of "pence teallt7.
SELLER} AT 72E8 LOWEST alloBB.
Atra. tat th.rticw
HATS AND CAPS,
PRATT & HENRI%
107 Pederma . Iltromst, 111001407.
cte. elrcrogroz••CorrsCA g
• .rrreWMoole, Volollgr lan I
NOT/CE. , —ln Abe Court of
ileargataeaelote, R. IL etretcomer T.1)11.
Wilideollildee Off . SWIM/LT.
Al! venous lAtereeted NW notice that The
Legealcogal o asounees lad bowleg se Sounded
EL : h t.: =Li t'h lbrill"brltraVariv.,7,-
days frogs ULU eeur, It erUl DO my duty to eallest
toe same set:m.4lu to /ay.- •
alt P.Terl7 benne= Brant and Chatham
Streeta 00 0100 assessed for Malan OS Gage.
J.l. /51.11 AILA
City 110/leltoe.
C 713
CHEAPEST PLACE EN TAE
MIT TO BIM TEM
TRIUMPH COOKING STORE,
L um.. cuuirr rrnairr. •
HOPE SPICE /111=9.
AvrEHAIR T. I' •EI mars.
"*"°" l2° to% OM& o OPPZ
buPl M iatt: MlaintTgedat
itool....tt r oo tun.. ,Booatto, done to *VI
8w P T. ar *l4l en.l .4,mnrwr
LllEtalux4 RElZEliarrupt, •
:Oa magus Err, asses it r,
aradttb door atom Mummy!
Glass; China Ware & Table"( unary
XIBTEHN PEW= • Zuryttilar nepart4
la gra Glass aloft *4,6=4 Call and malls.
plum, neaneum,
PUMP MAKER,
4.41.34 t taVres 3 T ofo /f/YD MUMS Of lands of WOODI - 31
3 , AlleifookT
. .3, —aoct,l Wont= OM 13 Wo =waft&
WE: COMMON—BLACIEINE
ozwiroAare. Nona...lomm of
azavans a co.
adaril'Azi ku n"AingliWratt s i o i
BILLF.mALIEs narwaaw.trtmf).
,an) Tolls Inv w, so.
i mar PnmsdaY Mina la
GEORGE HEAVEN,
CANDY MANUFACTURER, •
Lad dealer . tednive Anzeaz rattnik
tretfai=7,zazatatrAliair 6°l'l
TREES! TREES! TREES I
Zva u d opt o y t Stem tr
m eat
a m w Maeda ?nu
708, a. A. atranotair
1
rneinQuAnzau s iron
Warn ifiriteglsters and Testators,
Mack Matta It aimaled,lpaur m Bonne.
MBSELL & C 0.%
Na; A. 33 LINIBTYIII% _
rtl=2l
MMI
MADISON Bream *tamer.-
Jen naely.4.
10, WM , . 40 44 Plimel nosh;
Ws • G ea s.,
Far ow to ttautr,
-A—Lnr
EXTBLIL Nos. 1 AND 2.ILARD,
Xi Son aad for Ws LT'
seise' Cer. W.Tol Ltd' you mains
pROCILINA, TION,
CITY VP IT:Talittitinf,
jecordrice withL th e
i; tea Act of
erse:= A s, " A le i g for Lei'erees"ghtt or
of the Ctty of Titulars t, and of the 'winos au ° .
tlea'itaCs- 4.1'11 7' r •
tio hlttertfli TN.:1;77111
/MCI CFCS. D lettl7 , beloi lb. iota day
F °' " I
'Pr' thtleiralitetlvlli:
o r e l : 1 :g 0 " a°!..rittl.l;ft.el'e wilt
it 7: 1;1'4
reeoecttve " warse ,'Dad precinet else, e
ballot. us ler the 'Doyle one of • rapp l it t neett or
liLtiltrrit,leVilZ.foiroUre7l.a.;;:: li t . c
L ' Ve . ;Mg: leery,. to
Vai r d . city
One person to serve ae 1 restorer of nth Mty .
ci ll y ue person to twee el City sattotner .4.14
t'lt"te:r.e*lAT7t: t" Soon t:lta
Pint word wal elvforg.allio,tmorofrvous to
Firao:itF.Z4Fo. to p o e erre e io
the rd ward - Two
d oe a reone to be nanthen of
hers of' g. l-13 % 711 olt a ClutTi? '"" " ° b ' men.
Thlrd ward-Two parlous to b *members or the
Sweet Cetowit ant tWO COMM. to beaten:ben
of the Continue caned.
the tlekct.aQ 3.74;v41411:ggg: of
aloe Common Cannon. or
Firth ward- the pitmans tube menthe,' of the
Pelmet Yd lee pertunts to be =mitten of the
Common ConnolL
Cloth ward Ina Camas te be members tithe
Selina end Ova person. to be Mambas Of the
Common Connell.
kleventh ward-Two persona to ha situp en of
th a ftimet .00 two persou to he members of taw
Clemson CouneV.
11,0 th ward-Two person, to be smilers of
the Masai and lhiergiersons to be menthms of
the CommOn Council.
Ninth ward-Two persons to be members of
the balsa& mtd three persona to DOSsallabereef
l'bi e C nltT:Ntl C V L" g i t t iersooli to be membersot
Demean,the S e l ect sad two hem embus, et the
Common Coaneil.
L•wretteeirtile-Flrst weld
taro. Mum tots
s wee:thee of the heleot sad emte tO be
membere of the Common thionoll.
Lawrenceville Second aud-Chto reran 10 be
a member of the Weinled two persons to km
mmts berm of the Common Council.
Col /I es townehlp-Oals person to be • member
<Tana helthiwnd two ;mesons to be IneMbers Of
the Mammon Coo ,
Liberty tornado -One poison to ba a me m bee
of the Cetera aed two poise,. to Pe members of ,
thstiommenConnelL
Tenth, toW.eIP- Cie person to be • member
or tee Select and two persono to be members of
the Carton. Cousell.
Othiseid towaselp-Une person to be naval.
ol the helot& sad twoptrsons to emoan/ors or
the Wanton Oontielt.
Fitt township One corona to tro • member Of
tile SWIM tad two Cartons to be members of Ohs
tmbom thall Do gasified to three as ,
Mambas of the Moue or il apreeththttive of thie
Loeumeawealth • and obeli tus maiden. of tee
wards in walla th ey shall b....10cu5!. sad, all
laths time be guilt ewe voter., therein.
D/41 1 , H 2117 OlibraldaN att ' in :15:7
Tie electors of the Pint ward of the city at
Pit tehirt h. to met at the thibite School limos
fa sold ward.
The electors of tem hetiond wood of the elir of
Pittsburgh to meet at therublicathool Month In
thl.l ware.
:The electors of the Third war fue led ell! . ef
111. 4 " t r iaterla /lecerWityo,eotTer otl,P117:61
The etreete a
e ector of the northward of the elty of
Pittaborgh, to meet at the Fabius &Moot Manse
a told wud.
Tha Vgtx,FtrutZ,,PrztealLZ:EZT,
Peanut Boose.conter ors enn obi Aden* streat.
Titeolects
n eat the Cloth ward, First Twee-thet a
of the city trce ,to meet at the Fulaile
bobcat Youth in eatd ward. ,
th l t ' AVel:gt :A erraTVOI
watd.of the oily l a .
Elt.tel
elan:anit . l. d to meet at the rubor. School Comm
IThe rse! the eighth ward of the cite Of
.g.tztdutza.to meat M. the Tubb° school Howie
nitgrie, ilta: et Loath/Z:4l glo b'
In said ward. Unuo
The electors of the Tenth Wool of the city of
Fittrunit. to Meet ot Um ho e formerly otho
41 t5, 12. F d r =41:1.41, tzTee. of Stu, b
and
ti•ra: :gra./ of
el7o blic=l of
Tgariri l ett;
Rewind Want, at Public School Mouth In said
cleft, io mri at 1 1, ro =PA Palz
fa al aguer /tan Liberty. Ton elector. el
the l o w er precinct of ermine Pwashio to meet
N a r school booms on AiDloa Hpt , In mdd twee
ono elector. at Lltortf 101ruhlo to moot at
th 4I:4:ITVAIt 11 c t, 111117gt....t st
pnOilo tchml hon., commonly !clown m
Vitt 1:1:' 4114« riVXV,` ) 111:1
Townshil , '
- Tie al-.:4r. of Onklmoi Township to aunt al
06.11Dr.0.na110%5eic00r:421.4112•=111 cal.odlTkiozaaaahlioirl:
i i lroVi d ratd_ ymy' ondscal ore cm
i• o rrO• . r:rrolgT h ij. th a i it n' 2 . 44AV.
on- WM. O..IIVCASTUY,
n
IRON CITY COLLOR,
P. O. DIIIPT
COLGATE & C(WI
G.lMlwir
'CRACiIVieOAP
• 11.121111111192id1a0m PDX
IPATIRLA.L.
C011110..d tb•
bg
ST_Powarkce. tor we
cr". er.ars. alyzirwr
No.': 91 • Libertv St.
Fes' malus,Looluare eras' i
AUPiCTUR E FRAME lIMIUFACTIRY
T. O.MS.
_
so. amt Wood St, Pltodrorgie
'pagA' Int R grthrotrw,__Vb"
.. d ap iu m a. totkl ui j — r a
r . z . z uszt
'toOTINAND aserramsro weltsd ta u •
VAINVIVorawro. io woo
ELZ:E=II
jut •,,,e••• • • lugs axe Okla, lot of en ' k
W*A vs• masa. .
Wlaik see War milled at mita that vlUilu ft
411 itie_L,trAqd
•__ CM WI, V
L "
"M". 4.
; mums &sox,
RIMIIOII7AL.
1 1 GREAT SALE AT COST!
,
Mang"' II
istilaVt m a
r at a,
l iko
l irnalm •
AlLe•a l M and EAU ' Insena ta•rtil l P l'r. 4
4:4 napalm:o Mak aj alrTgrzntsntr.
. 1
0611.4* - Jra 7111421•••••••
• OrtICI 07 X02.32.61A611.1., /MIRAN= 00..
ritt4.4LlTALlVhsttit 3
SAP. .ftr , "l7 - • *:.,l nr-
Wgr
X Doses reis taq
boar. or Ha. J O HN ll. N. " •
0027.10 H. °LAMM'. lkontary.
-•!t!II.6II!.O.Uni!.SIED nZETING
KNAP'S PENNCYLVANIA
WILL BE HOLD ON
im
env.: "I -NovAmTB6 Z
ISTSCAN
, thAOr
r t m rtes
au .1 members lOlt', 1 Olt' ,
A;lltt4.A.M,lloastywa
116 ,.. 16,....
ALs,
.ov:h. 0... ....
1:1xtdo. P1E74%111704 gonrto.ek
P43 LDir.r4lA. line. krd. IL7.
farTDE DITEHERT, IA GOLD,
on Mil /U.% Slattern,. Donde of Um
red/ P`4o.6f Badly Compay, her' Wilt
Doo Member 00 0. la; . 01 1 tN pold 01 , Poo..
totlon of Um Comm,. as the Banking Homes of
B Nil"; 3foda AN& Oa., a lii•alaal
/Sew York e on and orcar Mu date.
Wit, J. PALMILL.
Troneared.
el
MrPITTIMMIGH
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P5 13 7:2141e -b Agrxr. thu t b:
b. hal/ Wro
at jelz ate "
02LI I IM I ,VAD:rjArti n tri :
o I lb* 148V 0 V: ' 4.. Z.
N.,!/16.
AUCTION EULati:
ay suraeoft, ratans * co.
VALVAIBLE BUBIII/108
.AUFenaart AND I NIA7OND
%Tia n n p ht
I b t%
wt U great, froattee 20 fat ea /Plat saw:
IVF. :I:4fiattf=tAal
ball% aorta brick are-pantet
aged Waneua. U.
airdlo.lleVaddliel: let
ra riTra a 0.7.12 ft
fat. ad extaadag bat AO tat • aa: Cm a
treat. Grata aelate 2;4 aorta back waft.
.tLa t art.paiat Cab • titian and well at water.
ot.Lteriltfo e, err " ' e.
*Le% aata•
?I. Tafel ..4 Agar aad
gl;irtruX egtais r ltr=fidit r r"
Ilie p r il rOr i l aW 7 tekft ' relt ; gra ' e
ainh
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