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Ile laved Alertly paper hi the Mate of
PlatafyiValtia, enters the 82nd year of Ste
ertstasee with increased facilities for die
seminetino the diluent macs of the day,
end for rendering good palliest/ service
do Mel important Vcsideslial Canvass of
phamdueentngseudon of Cbtigress
pronsteito prove one of the most import
ant Add Mace Ms formation of the Gov
ernment, tied as proceedings win be anv,
;may unteEed ty the intelligent mecum
In vise of. Me deep interest pattered in the
proceedings, the proprietors of Me ad-
MITTS have made arrangements for
deity diepatcdps and letters during the
session, from a hiyhty intelligent corre
sponded, else' enjoys the confidence and
friendship of.Ms leading numbers of the
• Senate and ifourt, Me heads of the vici
ous Doxtrtmatts; and the Leading pew..
vi a .. yip irevext Washington, so that
reader, eass depend on reviving the And,
fullest and wide rdiable intelligence from
Me imet of Government.
The pm,oings of the State
sesstan, rill alto
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tions of trAportanee till come up for
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as enttaitmed and faithful cernspondent,
the wit/ primp* report the proceedings
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WIDIEZDAY. DECIUBSEIS 4. 3U7.
E=EZI3II
The President opens Lb; Annual Mes
sage to "Oongrou with a deliberate nibs_
representation of facts which have pans
ed into the history of the country, and
become so" indelibly fixed therein that
limy cannot be effaced or obscured. lie
"When civil War hu been brought to
• claim, it Is manifestly the drat interest
and duty of the State to repair the In—
juries which the war has indicted, and
to secure the benefit of the lessons it
towhee, u fully and speedily as pout.
This duty was., upon the termina
tion of the rebellion, promptly accepted,
not only by the Executive Department,
but by, the insurrectionary States them
selves; and restoration In the first mo
mentsof peace was believed to be as
easy aid certain as it was indispeneable.
- Expectations, however, then no reason
ably and andidently entettalited, were
disappointed by legislation from which I
felt constrained by my obligstions to the
Onunitution to withhold my assent. It
is, thansfore, a source of profound regre
that, in complying with the obligation
Imposed open the President by the Con
stitution, to give to Congress, from time
to time, information of the nate of the
Enron, I am upside to communicate
any dellnite 'Oilmen% satisfactory to
the American people, of questions which,
since the close of tbo rebellion, have
agitated the publie =dud. On the con
bury, candor compels me to declare that
at this time 'there is no Union, as our
lathers understood the term, and a 5 they
meant It to be understood by ue "
When - the rebel ankles surrendered,
sad Peace dawned upon the land, the
Prindent neglected and refused to call
Gums' together. He assumed thet he
was armed by the Constitution with full
and exclusive authority to dictate on
what terms the revolted States should
be restored to the Union. With ono
natio dignity al - 4
precision he an
nemacedirhat conditions would be satin
henry to him, and. proceeded by the
most unwarrantable means to enforce
AUL He abrogated all pre-emating
Goverment' in thou States; appointed
Provisional Governors over them; paid
then Alleversors weges out of the Na
tional Tressary without the consent of
Congress; convoked r iConstituttotial ton
. nations; dictated what changes they
should Make in the organizations of the
respective States; authorized the Impost.
Um of taxes and the disbursement of
the proceeds thereof; and overawed the
people by the severity of his auctions
suset the audacity of his meant-111E L '
When Congress nunibled, the follow
ing Deeember, in regular ‘session, he
found that what he had done, and his
mann of doing it,• was offensive to
the Bonet He had sublected the South
ern people to hardships and humiliations
whin Congress was Indisposed to inflict
and refused to sanction. He instantly
tuned his rage away. from the inhabi
tants oftke revolted States, and concert
tested it,with fourfold fury, upon the
Republican members of the represents..
flue bodies. In the delirium of his wrath
unnamed and probialmed principles of
constitutional iaterPietation, which de
fiant:rated that he had been an usurper
of the moat flairra4 sort. He went -eo
tar uto assert that the revolted States,
by participating in the rebellion, bad
wrought no forfeiture of any right they
bold originally in fhb government; that
whatever dissthillthe had been Incurred,
atisuillionky to thelividisale; and thatall
'gimp% come from what quarter they
might,. to Impose Conditions on the rebel
c ommonwealths, preliminary to 'redo,
ration, Were awt mischierma and
o be resisted at all hazards.
congress propounded terms of recon
ctrocumt, and. these were altogether
eider than those thei President had pre.
' golly decreed, And they were en sub.
rattled that the acceptance of them in.
volved no sense of degradation to men
of honorable sentiments. The Prem
dent's wrath knew no bounds. In on
'measured language he denounced Con
gress as hard, impolitic and despotic,
and interposed all the authority and
influence he possessed and could exert
to secure the rejection of the Congres
sional plan. He used unscrupulously
the vast patronage of his office to stir op
opposition thereto at the North. By all
the arts of political demagogism ha en
kindled a spirit of Insubordination and
resistance throughout the South. He
constrained Congress, in its efforts to
counteract his pernicious influence, to
press its powers to the utmost verge of
constitutional warrant, and even to the
enactment of some laws of at least ques
tionable vaddlty. Instead of thus ex
•posing itself to censure, it would have
been tar wiser for Congress to have im
peached and deposed him. By this
course it would have used a remedy of
which the legality could not be disputed,
tad which would have been found per
fectly efficient. It elected to resort to
measures justifiable only by acts on the
part of the Executive, rendering iitpeach.
meat proper, and now refrains from
.proceeding to Impeachment on the
ground that no cause exists of ruffle.
lent moment to warrant the employment
of that remedy ! .
If the President had co-operated with
Coagreu in its plan of reconstruction,
or if Congress had promptly impeached
and put him aside, all the States that
shared-in the rebellion would to-day
be represented in Congress, on equal
terms with the paatetrwhote loyalty was
not shaken. The President is primarily
answerable for the fact that the Union is
not completely re-estsblished. If Con
gress is censurable in this matter—as we.
doubt not it is—its culpability condole in
not dealing with the President according
to the magnitude of his offences, and in
the method prescribed by the Conatitu-
tion.
The same reactionary tendencies are
disclosed in too objections made by the
President to the extension of the right
of suffrage to the blacks of the revolted
States. He confesses that the blacks
"are entitled to be well and humanely
governed," but denies that they ought
to. have a share in the government to
which they are amenable, and to the
maintenance of which they contribute.
There is no novelty in this doctrine;
only 111 the !pedal application of it. In
Europe, for many ages, it wu the chief
dogma of all despots. They acknowl
edged their obligation to "govern well
and humanely," but then they were sole
judges, each for himself, of what good
and humane government consisted in.
For the people who had to 'obey govern
ment, and pay the cost 'thereof, to de
mand the right to vote, was deemed to
no radical, revolutionary and destruc
tive. That condition of affairs has been
so completely outgrown that even Euro
pean Emperors are afraid, if not ashainedy
to adopt' any other rule, when voting is
to be done, than that of Universal Suf
frage. Under the Asiatic despotisms,
the President's notion of "well and hu
manely governing" people, both white
and black, without their cement, is In
fall blast, but does not seem to answer
the endi for which Americana hold gov
ernments are rigbfolly instituted among
MOIL
There was a time when the President
publicly annonnard that he would play
the part of Noses to the Idea race la
this country, not only leading them out
of the Egypt of bondage, but securing
for them all the rights of citizenship.
We do not deny the right of the Presi
dent to change his opinions. Bat when
a man has proved notoriously false to his
professions, and shamelessly betrayed
every body who reposed confidence in
hies, who aided in his exaltation,, or who
rejoiced therein, modesty In asserting
his new views, and in censuring those
who still abide by his formerones, would
serve to avert some of the contempt to
which he is justly liable.
The President confesses that "enor
mous frauds have been perpetrated on
the Treasury, sad that colossal fortunes
have been made at the public expense."
But he fails to acknowledge, as he ought,
that these frauds have been mainly con
summated through the complicity of
revenue officers whom he appointed for
no other reason than because they were
vocikious defenders of hii Policy and
sturdy calummators of Congress. The
testimony of the . Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue,-before the .Judiciary
Committee, is explicit on this point
Nor has the President made serious ef
forts to bring the defrauders to justice.
The boldness with which theybave car
ried out their schemes of plunder, af.
fords conclusive evidence that they have
lot feared what the government might
do with them; while the conduct of the
President in speedily pedaling every
convicted counterfeiter of the national
currency has given them Indirect use:
ance that in case they should be brought
to justice through the Courts, they would
have little difficulty In obtaining the Ex-.
centive clemency.
In his argument against the oMce
Tenure Bill, so far as it relates to such
CM/ as that of Mr. STANTON, the PM•
dent has the but of it. The law was a
lame expedient for postponing a yet
higher duty, and is so phrased ainot to
cover, beyond controversy, the case of
officeholders appointed by a preceding
President.
In the general Idea that a speedy re
turn to Specie Payments Isdesirable for
all the great intercets of the Govern
ment and the People, we fatly concur ;
though we do not unction all the means
by which he proposes. to reach that de
sirable end. Two sorts of currency, and
of very unequal mmket value, Is not
only .a serious inconvenience, in any
country, but their co-existence Is nectar
sully attended by disastrous conse
quences. . '
Many speculations have been recently
broached in regard to the redemption of
the National Bonds, and matters cornets
thereto, which bode no go id to the com
mercial, manufacturing and agricultural
interests of the whole nation. These
can be put effectually to rest by Re.
sumption, and in no other way. Men
who are engaged in active business pur.
suits shrink from this process beams
they see that certain emberrusments
will be likely to attend It. For two
years they , hare been endeavoring to get
down from a high paper expansion with.
out absolute or comparative loss. If
they have succeeded, we are iery muck
mistaken. There ie no way of getting
down without soma abltements from
what appeared to be the gains made in
getting up; and the soonerbasineas men
see this andupoue measures accord
ingly, the better will, It be for them in
the long run.
Nor is the Prisldent wrong la urging s
thorough revision of the Revenue Sys
tem. The system - is about es bad as it
Is possible to make it; but It is well to
bear in mind that no system can be de
vised which will content all clammy
From time immemorial it has been re.
girded as an inalienable right of tax.
payers to grumble; and they will doubt-.
less continue to exercise it so long as
taxes shall be kid. Bveri man wants
to psy.uilttle 'spoilable, either directly
or through his business; bat does not
much We how heavily his neighbors
are burdened. Just now there is a clamor
for relieving the ProdueUve Industry
of the country trom taxation. llli
less that phrase is employed In a
Most unusual - and restricted sense,
we finite , see how the job an be done.
The government must have money, and
the peoplo must famish it. ' What is de
liable is to simplify and cheapen the
machinery for its collection; to raise It
from as few sources as possible, and
from objects of luxury rather than of
necessity. But it must be confeised that
the experiments so fu conducted to put
whisky and tobacco under special con
tributions have preyed *lanai allures,
and do net warrant the expectation that
articles of prime necessity can be ex
empted from excise.
In conclusion, the President details
several matters connected with the in
ternal policy and foreign relations of the
country which are highly satlaractery
and • full of rational encouragement
Thew indicate that when the questions
growing out of the war shall be settled—
as settled they soon will be—an era of
unprecedented
„prosperity and glory will
dawn upon the Republic.
OHIO ITEMS.
—Dayton is to have a twenty-five acre
skating park. ,
—Oberlin has been made a recruiting
station for the regular army. •
—The real estate valuation of Scioto
county is 84,532344. The aggregate tax
in $99,519.94.
—The Barruryllle Enterprise says the
small pox has broken out inlsville,
Monroe
several cases of hog cholera occurred
recently In the pens of streebrallroad
stables at Columbus.
' —Wm. Wambaugh, long a conductor
on the Bellefoatalne Railroad, died at
Galion ou the 10th root.
—A Carnelian lynx, live feet eight Inch
es keg, and two feet high, was killed
near Wapakoneta the other clay.
—A deer was killed near Circleville
feW days ago, the first thathas been seen
in that region for several years.
—lt is stated that the email pox has
appeared at Alliance, but it is thought
that it will be kept from spreading.
—The Zanesville Times say. that more
wheat bus been sown in Muskingum
county this fall than for many years.
—A. lad named Vincent, about eight
years of age, was killed by a runaway
team in Chillicothe, on Monday last.
—Mr. Phillip., of Wakeman, was se
verely burned recently by auempting to
till a kerosene lamp while It woo lighted.
—Captain 'fantail, for flfty-three years
a roddent of Farmington, Trumbull
county, died on the 9th, aged ninety-ono
years.
—A deer, which had swam from the
east chore of the Maumee river, was
captured on Adams street, Toledo, on
the 13th,
—The BellefonteMe Republican earl
that there la fully three-quartere of an
average crop of corn in Logan county
Lehi year.
—Jasper Burt, who was stabbed at the
Berlin meeting, Jackson county, some
time since, died recently from the effects
of the wound.
—The OhLevane makers are now bn
ally at work, and it hi estimated that the
vvlne crop title year will be the largest
they have ever had.
—Mrs. Grace Prentiss, wife Of Samuel
Prentiss, died a few days ago, near Mon-
roeville, at the age of one hundred and
one years and seven months.
=The Payette comnyHerald is told lg
the farmers or that county that the fields
of wheat seldom look Aswan at this lime
of the year as they do now.
—The Marietta licgister sari theta lad,
hunting. on Duck Creek last week, shot
an owl whose wings measured four feet
six inches from tip to tip.
—The. Springffeld Republic says Mn.
James, of German township, Clark
county, Is a hundred and three years old,
and has still the use of her facultlea.
with he
s pe oper owd O
an
a un o dr u e b ls l e o d f
a deeper dye, and talk of adopting sum
mary mosSuros to get rid of them.
—A little girl In Barnesville, the other
day, had a large gash cut over her eye,
and was rendered insensible, by a blow
from a stone thrown by a careless boy.
—Cleveland la being over-run with
paupers. They' hock there in stitch num
bers that it has become necetwary to
administer the oath as to their resi
dence, de,
—At Winchester, on Monday evening,
Mr. S. C. Swonger was robbed almost in
sight of his own bogus by three high
wannen, of Afty-thrtib dollars and some
valuable papers.
—Mr. E. C. Randall„ late of Montana,
and formerly* reaident of Lorain county,
was killed by Indiana on the 27th of
September, on the Yellow Stone river,
while journeying eastward.
—The Xenia Trreh light saye that the
trial of Arthur Johnson, indicted for the
murder of the little daughter of
Fneisly, at refilled, last June, has been
continued till the spring term.
—The Italo-Roman struggle is desig
nated In Le Nerd of Brussels as a politi
cal ballet wh m
ich teri natede
bill— eaa
rlier than
the hour indicated on h e ballet
that has wet thrmanager a good deal of
ill will. • As when Venice was Austrian
no true Yankton would purchase s single
article of German manufacture, Italian
patriots now follow the example of their
brethren. French merchandise is ,ma
Cinder, and, however tempting the bro
cade fresh from the Lyons loom, of ex
quisite the wreath arrived by tic. •last
train from Paris, no fair daughter of Ita
ly will deck herself with aught that de
rives its origin from the land of the con
queror.
—An English Chancery suit, recently
commenced has developed some fact.
concerning the construct on of chignons,
and other hlrahuse deceptions. Thus It
Appears that mohair, or the haft of the
lama goat, is largely used for head
dresses, mustaches and waterfalls. It is
first boiled until all the animal matter is
extracted, then washed in a hot bath of
aalt and water; then it Is plunged into •
bath prepared with sulphate of copper,
where It remains twenty-four haunt
then It is boiled in mtechu liquor, to
which; after a while, sulphate of iron Is
added; finally It is 'washed in warm
soap:aude, and then dried. •
—The richest colored petticoat' worn
under short black silk tunics are coeds of
blue, cerise and MAIM taffeta, with a
flounce on the cross round the bottom.
A particular recommendation Is, -not to
add either velvet or silk bands round the
bottom of en undershirt, should econo
my prompt a lady to make use of one of
those articles which she considers too
good to lose at the top and too bad to
wear at the bottom—these cases AID pre
sent themselves—let her plait a ton
ripe amanita; if the material Is wool
en, or of taffeta, if the material Is silk,
and put that on instead of a plain band
of anything.—Pane Cor.
—A. 'Englishwoman wants to know if
gembling in petroleum Is curried on ne
turtling to 'Oyle.
— . Way. your whole family be Jammed
MO one cofiln," is an expressive Chinese
nth:
—Jew:tingelow does not believe that
Bite Is engaged to Robert Browning.
PAIN IS A HEAL THING, and
no peognlarr. What 1 so re cooroelatlog than
the nalsary et a toothache at an earache. lao
*1 . ..1P...CU Mm a atolooted (slur/es that
might Ills be. kept 'affect It the 'DUD bad
sate WAND'S FLUID AND POWDIZZia
INCIMFBIOIs lola wholesale DUI Mall by
JUSSPFI FLAMINI. No. LI Marks/ 111601,
dultglata.
- 11111171111.—We scarcely pick up
eher In watt% the eye dou net seat wlth DID
bearlike—the ref allot Penwell. ll leevah, er malt
other mostunent of the pea.. And how Mlle de
we Stick that every day there le deeay leaflet
to rata hpldly proereeeleg as eau/ as. The
two Ora one eat of teeth Is so It. owner a great
lofty bet tote that eau be prevented by a Deems
of WASDWP FLUID ►ND PDWDZILD DIN.
itiltluZ. bold wholesale and retail by JUN.
'LIMING, Ng. ft Markel Meet, nod all dm ,
mists.
The Great secret.
The greed tscret la stellestla a ts to bur 211,
rate. Sarum and RamtiAna—the.• are the
Alpha end Unless of the only Div ory ciente that
his *nooses sesta far Its bads. lithe Bayou
n. steals &Wastrel. the asseles amt. sad the
alai. Bathe hely. In natsteef pallet sollapee
—what hit bat to le t Maws plashes Si the
aerate t 'BUILD ur TUBB NAN. Braes Ida
as you woad a bateaux edits.. The pabulum
W sad* le a Tonle alterstlys. Bane bin en
oat if the/laths of DebUity ad DeepozdaAT
with BOSTETTLIIII B/TTLitEL The 7 atatot
WPM: • child ma take thew In damn salted
1, 2 1/ 5 yesn e teltiont the possibility of tans.
The estsehlt /idled rotas are mese to respond
atersettally to their anion as the 1.1. W area
in a erect Its Ws la twist the' vivify Las ad re.
fathlP p r In. In all r deb l It, the BIT•
TICINI ate absolutely relistndt There Me so iah.
eUtate u enneedaartin that slit All tails sing.
assert to the moot Noah:fel of modern testa,
ad all wltl b. well. par is Riad tint Is Dn.
paalsostittattatt 'roan. Bilbao Blander.,
sad A/talons of the Nerves no leatelse
will prolate ate tithe of the sand efeet that n•
yarlsbly follows the Ise of this eseolleat IN.
VIUUBANT AND WWII OUT=
Important to Country merckaa6.
Moretmata 'Blithe the city to lay la their rapo
plf of seed. world do well to all at the groat
medial.. emporia., of DEL IZTOLE,I4II Wood
e'nat. sad "
pot Is a aupply of hie Invaluable
frEfITURAL SYRUP and BLOOD 112.1.110R88.
the for ma; et which bastion aced la the Door
tea's practle• for CM/ rarity Tart . 5214 Ma
laved term no de from the °omelettes'. ran.
DIL ItZTBLIIIIPB(77011AL ingur will few
nobly Wee mtlahretlen to all perms &Meted
Paha:maks sod boomer. .hd the asnal pale
EMMY maladies bald ant to Uhl mama et tho
year. lOW luit; minims 11,00 D IIZAZOB.
tY ls dad, caring some of Um moat herds..
came of disease. of • class little mewl for hr
phystalsos, and esaall doMsd I nereirsbie. oath
LILL% 7,g l". pm "r tol.n " o ll or,.. " re l etti . e . h a .
stem Miro rI ate; m ' aegoe to a eocar, Ibat mot
or there wheats debilitated alt prostrated by
lowem, aloald Mart loBISS• stet, MISMOSI so
LH. KSISIS'S 111.,v0te SCARIMICS, filth
will not o nly l
and earth , the satin!
ChAsitela 01 ha bun. mates. hat at th• lame
time 'lmpel( do lilty and tate Tutor
seer.. easeey„ Ir m wholly Jolla, most Ma.
aiming compounds sad elders, filth for a
walla spar, Oat Sativrarda ID,. ra t s.,
11.nuSralloa Bosomy marchants and farmers
fume% do ocare than to porollara from half •
damn to a cow of Or. ILZYN)Rt a media an.
nut data, so they will ender laws; WWII
'ono all whore tondo, tadDle tumtee? met
NMI ant free
.
DelPeerieliisittreiVed. TIMM IWO Soadleto674
N. KraErWS have • peered • 001/ at 1111. it
JeO.pf
s e . MopllMe
l eoteeszer4a only with
Ate tor 1310 , 4 D alletitollllll
and take weather. at Marred elevate Zeeland
conealut/oo 014. Enrage.aloe".
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE . : WEDNESDAY; DE
W3l. EJ:I9IIH4JC Jr., Adam lbgpreuol.
Pa. 54 WA &root, is as author/aid Isms( to
maw .lldk.Nl&m,.,,g a for Alt G4ILII2TAand
as saw papers lArandhant OW riatad Mau
and Oa &pada.
100,000, i•o,oeo, loo,oop.
Just received. tea above fowl:got of
• BDOOK HANDLED,
WElcti 1011 be Calmed of at low rates. to MI
trade.
W. M. 011211. Y. Wholesale tin.;
27/ LIUII7 street. Ph/stoats/6
HEALING WITHOUT DRUGS.
1 he tree curative plan or natural healing art
Is heed entirely epee phystok glen principles
— .roe the ACT... or epeCtIOXI In eDITTOpri
*Mg oT .Ing th• cr. scare...U. and their
maxima. value being astimilated In •
that Is potent in Um TIANISITNAST or Plane.
from tee system. Bat before we tan ben
?Bronze the 'thereat Mtal ptopertles of the Us•
ante, we bring the NAITO:CAL ITAINITTA antinfie
to boar. in DILANINO OPT Prix inee.• Sun-
Cuing. hod morbid materlale tenon[\ the at
teclty of eta deomatleg enamel, sane.. Pr- -
videos and sef.ty valves, with which the cystem
to bountlfely supplied. Bat went theme are
titter el:evened or not naderstoos. the penal.
ty Is the lame: therefore it. sad of one..e
lest we di, beer. We here gained mom money
than wee en nice, it is our bleben polo, to leer.
first the ;at of noblemen.. In the Oddity tab.
etneele. In order that we raw lice to Inherit our
Lateral wealth of hoPPinees. By oar normal
tonics, alterative, stballants, sedate . ... dm.
we gat the INIZADLY !MINN.! Of cit.' Lotion,
wink°at the corrode° wounds In lived by drug.
By a °permit dealing with causes le the precinct
of filmam, we eredleav the whole catalogue of
Pareatia., among which are tape warm, orrstlo
woins, At; also, timers, canoe.. ulcers, at-
Mine.. dropsy. tenni., diseases of the beet.
or nannies, omen eat frogUlles omlnm, den
sest, liver emaplelet, Olepepth, rout, rheuma
tism, ceuralra, and hi abort every diem. that
ten Is hen to, provided our remedial plan Is
gristly adhered to. Wstdo not expect to plate
all. Bat those who hare bone the Mathes of the
a
emoyractun and logien. s n
uer...age of el mita eta:W
.-
eb cementer, and c . nit la torran.
tn r ormin noway h flee; and newirriinel. Cantor_
14broadest I/0 In Its men e, can try the Tis-Con
rrrrrrrr Bate . a • Meth d, by gps. Re no a cal,
at
No. AO CIDITILZ *TI M,
pl.barib
EEMTEI
1868. B"U1 / 6 81 1868
OF ALL viuncrus..
Coquille, Quairille, Billet, Ootavo
Commercial and Packet
NOTE PAPERS
B LINKIIIIPS, ALUZJIMEN, LWOW/ ZVI,
nail all Oa °Maul
in.ZIOPALia IBLAIM.T.ECIar
71212 &ALI AT . .
W. L. HAVEN'S,
Cor. Wood and Third Si..
de4:ll
H. KIRKPATRICK
InFL6OMX 4 O.4II.TaI
BOON-KILEPER AND ACCOUNTANT
of T xrZTTY-TIVII T X .11.• VZLCTIOLL XX
PCILIXSOL MILL ATTIFTIDAV
OPENING ONO GtDOING NIIRCHINTI' BOOKS.
aloes Rat* Bioko Cloaod awl att
lypoood by bobble lbalry. Demigod
Doable Amara taly totejoatod.
rArrNsirsan . SZTTLlMANlßakula oat to
a thorough hastaous otylo.
Oates ea tlarigoor t Apollo mamas. N. lb
YoUttlit errupar.T. gabitto
THIRD ARRIVAL or
WINTER GOODS.
Boys'. Towles and Children's dohs
And Overcoats.
♦ lam stook as the lowest view.
GI AY & LOGAN,
I===
GREAT REDIICTION
IN DRESS GOODS
man:, ORB at co.,
oast their Lure steet ef DR7 : B3 cu arm a
ON,VWST LOW !RICO.
07Ma 07 Crr7117•77111a &boolmmo,
7reemasso..lle,N, 170.
THE AIIIBESSEEBITI FOR THE
OR &DIM/. TATINO mid cosanra of
tte tellowler streets Is Is Xistbll7ol, eta,
=XII AZ 17717X7 tem nob street to Ml
be777 .707; 0107113 177X017. tom Teas 15
Ilskallateo mom: X ALLX 7 ill.l
Kerrie to lath atomic slot SPAIN* MAXI%
from Yards to IHlela wee% are ley nouty fer
enallaatlm ned 7111 nosoto L the Igloo vatil
11011:11D&T. December 7.1, bil7, ohm VW
vat be Awed to tbe CII7 Trsamerers *See toy
eoltulle7
J. 1100614 Cl , Zsitiner.
The 'Highest Market Price
raw 701
BOYEBBIBET sumurms,
GOLD, SILVER,
OHM m IMMO MUST irriq
1. W. STANK & CO., Murkier',
Cer. WOOD ♦JID THIIID ISTILZETS,
ISIVWX:11•11.
AT WOWS,
• is TOTH I I sr ay.
sass ogee.
Heals! kisaiatltalaal Eaadkatablarg.
Boatel Wool Marla sad Drawers. ,
Edwin Wecd Ulna sad Drawers.
Yams and Baskae /aft eat stone.
tn. eldalkaad Ltaad /Lid Wove.
And Pm/ Wool Ikon. awl MMus. is dew
Yd sledut atvlaa. 50317
BAILEY, FARRELL &
Manufactaren of
Patent Lead Pipe,
AND SHEET LEAD.
Alms, 'Ulnae &Wm la
f10U10.9.113 LU 880 EMU UMW&
N. 167 Street.
aizattiwitti nrisrutea. et
LADIES' FURS
T...tY. of Mellor gasUIT,
BELLING AT TIE LOWEST MOE&
- A/so, sA tl. KEW ATTLSA
HATS AND CAPS,
PRAT r & BENNY%
a*. 10 !adored alma. Alleabeakr
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
rierapraati, Joao Mb. 8317
asosoz.vesoir.•
The ponderable heretofore eadetlair falterers
ALILMA3I/141A91 tad &DWI W.TOMME,
es der theism of A. I.oYle 411 01).. la Ohs day.
dlei•lred by =steal eourat. The teethe. of
UM dna trill be milled by A. 1.09 i, of hues
beta. A. LOY&
aea:ban Z.w. TOwles.
MARTIN LIEBLEB,
PPLLZM IX
RATS..CAPtir..AND • FURS,
Also, Mulifutrow. roP V taluala• sad Metall
Mau le ?RUSES; aLlrots, go.
11111Mialtblgall Mlltroltargf, Pm
Organ promptly PM. sad attlataalboa fur.
•1141•411.
T.ODGINGL—Tiva respectable
g
mum.. am maga vary cervfortabl t o
/aaalvp. wits sal. s• sat bait, aa pima
faulty seidAl.... •
xe•see LAOOVIL Sr, ALLltaltaltr,
Bat sabot walk frau tha Hull alma or au.
Damian Salem
300 rear
ran galena Lama.
t'T It/LILLY. 74111/IILLi 00
FEACRE6 AND. APPLEL
no ►eel. clicks Alm Lilts D 71441 reikehm
ioAll• •• " 1110144(a. • inTkig
del
•- mud 4 Weed saregt.
CHOICE rAnirmv FLOTIL—A.
sat mar of ehoSea Unto's 6 11.4•1 Una"
andiT"" WarlieriNTZ
Etl Masi 11l Wood Mee".
LEATHER BRLTIIII6I. , of a au.
parlor ditalltr.ll.o a:primly/or oar sal..
and in rrantrid soils. hit aatialasUon, tarsal.
WS sad sa at. Clair mash • • •
a 17 a IC PaILLIPS.
lams BVUM CLUTIIING, of
• t u pesZlitaioat u a= japtl.ral Pau%
nor ' kitriliteg,
norm aIPICE MILLS.
iIITIXA s
zur.Nxicatur # arzraves,
rzrgar. thf.',..etwvvir,rar.plet,
h. re 71e
.11 Ir.", t U rV r a r a n d %A r al%
aural always ott Itosstloy do e• to
ore r
r 4 130 . a will 6.11 117 Isoxgr ,
To only.. ter lialea uji ji ;i cncir , , I GEel i t. 9. 71 , )31/A - s.
doe - -
LL B BM' LUBRICATING
sturtiow• sore rums% of
.1.40" C44 / 1 .7k It MILLI?".
CO R M AND REAL
DRY FRUIT.
I , ebbls. sem nu kes. tamp t
/a .umAr . sald 4 1W ila i nl DIME'
=3
Goosma rEas—sawsiters•-b.
• d. •• • m &UR MURRY • ati.
COTTON-Z 6 bates DOW Raba•
. num( weals • ea
NEW 'ADVERTISEMEN TB.
igreOIIIVOCALTION.--,The Azle-
team County CO.TOMaiOI2 at the Pr.
tenant Eplaeopal Chard, will be held to T.
JtY.lls , a CHDBCD. Lairreaorvlde. big
at 1.0. a. it• On WYDNICEDLY. Tat 4th instant.
harriees at 10 a. Y. and r. tt. !Galt tree to
all. delrsr
OrTHE THREE .
piOBLD•HBNOWNZD
HUNGARIAN DWARFS.
ita r g.tig.Vngelftl i nl:r.l:247:l
Friday Evening Next, Dec. 9th,
AT THE OLD THEATRE.
',PROWUW/1Z TO MOB SOW.
4: 01 Eratraatl Sass to mance to•mo-ro.
at 11.1.1., Saa•a. 02 Wtad atteet. d(4
farACADEDIT 0 raursic.
RISTORI. .
DINICOTOIt
YE. (MAU trapertfully epnataire• tbst MAD
AVE ADELAIDE It.eTURI EDI to ClttF
aorta three dramatle rept...tattoos, on the
0•41.1.110:
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Deematar Dtbs
MUSIDZA.
THURSDAY X TRAM December LISA t
zumuusanx,
FRIDAY EVENI2iti. Decusber 11th, ClSCO
we'll,. new and elaborate tragedy,
ANTOINESTIL
The <romps%) of MAD < has boos
*memento, by now astute. antone them Is CIO-
Ntels BUZZIL, who Is une or tbe greet dramatic
artl•te peemosean in Italy, sad hes gained the
highest ...UMW*. by Oho seceUenee of his
nonatlon..
Ile”rved setts. $2. Celt or seats frr the three
eights moll coo mouse on retarder. at so Is..
fr either or aeon. ree alums as the game
407. salt otrook. at U. C. Medea. leo.
In Wm dos.alco
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRIDES !
DRESS GOODS.
ELEGANT POPLINS,
FANCY SILKS.
BLACK BILKS.
FRENCH MERINO.,
I'LAN NEIS
BLANKETS, ,tc.
JOHN . PORTER,
1:13=1=
:CUANDELIERS,
BRACKETS AND LAMPS,
I=
Of later: pattern: .4 WO work:nasals, at all
Drlcta ...ex writ. ar.
13 Light Una Chandelle rfat IMO Meech
• •• ••
3 Wet Bream, fee Wee ium
711 e• •
33 to ••
♦L of latest patterns and best workalanattlp
W 3. • TOLL .4.6117111=2 0,
Kitchen, Hall and Parlot' Lamp!,
OW ID hill filial,
01 , Za0.33131119, WO., 020..
In goantltlas to silt purchasers
LII'HUR KIRK,
and ITO reetitral OL. Allesav
ENGLI4Et
WOOLEN DRUGGETS,
CRUMB CLOTHS,
NEW PATTERNS,
BRIpIIT COLORS,
BEST QUALITIES,
LOW PRICY:S.
IdcFARLAND tlc COLLINS,
ass. 7l & 73 nem sr.
aol
A 43111FL&T FAMILY CONYENI.
L.:gm
♦ saw and novel reran - meat for balleg
HOT WATER BOILERS
steeebot o Meerut sea of sows. ewe staves,
es that lb. whets W., t setae toss 59 let Stow.
plese bests ell tba teeter mewl la as srdlster
Nt . retwUlt W easels. gi l ts
kiss* Omelet
ellrostle the blu er . I... Pelts overt the SOS ergs
ot the HOTS. lets saw stewdestsene Nes es Vat
Ow toys No.?. est.. afielSole Coating Nesse. of
tr , rVitUri.l,l. 7 .`lllll'ilfft.lit
UNION ItillWee. or Sbooet •se steer Coat &ova
Noss la Urs Mdse. ran kits Solite. stt beta to
tlett Stove.. leeeollos le. Netwebeseatt
Balite . sal LON as /ebb Cost. Ise Use mods"
Ste test at le JUAN,. be .I:VMS to '
81135151 J, & . CO,
1133 LIBMITT IrrIILLT,
et==mmm!3ml
Comer ALL-WOOL
l.rondl.7Y CdRPETS,
fo Wed colors, st TS toots to IMCO pot Tor
IrliOL ILS&I.N. AND BITAIL.
EoP&RLAND & COLLINS,
II AND 71 1111 . 11 t
not •
irtinLE WIDTM
English Tapestry
IWR 088 E LS CARPB
I. twit"le ortteru. Nat open., bT
NeFARLAND & COLLINS,
41 MID 73 VW=
nog
C. E. IIWtIORO A. 1. ICTICHINION.
ARMSTRONG & HUTCHINSON
9
fteolwors to PIIILAORLIFIII• - 111111. YOllOlllO
41:3[Nar DUAL COMPANY,,
• iturrics,
ono M ruirrs us and DiALEBB. by rtai
road 00, of
• 11110PIZAIOU YOUGIIIICGIINST
CAS Alt D FAMILY COAL.
Wawa and trawl—FullT Of TRY IYYRIIM
C•2l. WI/ Welt.*
• OW Ordtrs lesas the yard or iddreared by
mall will ba rinalormly
COCOA BATTING'S, r.
SUPERIOR COAL.
C. CHERRY CO.,
Mit.7.4.19 VA . 1 . 1711' t r a i n V7 U T i n 1. 0
SLACK. coal aellaered 1.41.110111t0 Ws pan.
of Ina alit .t lowan ma aka rates.
..I . llnataAn , std.
_ TtpU.lll ana WAT
.Veira.y.lymtlerDALTA rltueafrn.
ocal:
AT wooassAls. AID .1F lIIIISSMARN,
AT ALAND/ I OTlNtiffi , 1411023.
NeFARLAND & COLLINS,
71 AND Ti 7111211
B. C. ERNS AND DRIED BEN:
Ws wilt have some sew oholoa
B. C. Hams and Dried Beef
izmaorown /014 S, NOTouw
P. MILLXIIII A co..
Cot. sOilyna nod Pons struts
MERCHANT, ,TAILORB.
JONES & DUFF,
X, 3 ST. CLOlR . ll , ll o 3_ , X . T i 4prit i ttrt
""Aig[ma Ms tut • tell gr o l oo.
o.
hartt ;Ire peplum:l cot Sad mat!
a 'na a stylo .equal to say AO. to th. .►at ihW%e1ti1i11==.1%:4!"1""4.12:44!
J. ICLIITTHEWEI.
STAMP:AND STENCIL CUTTER.
lot /Liberty CCCCCC etypislt• wood.
iMANNATafflafgliPM
te ajia tn Meal or Onoprr,
_at aeneeat aowe
sae LOMa.T r05.7181a.g raft's. We
I=l
CANDY MANUFACTURER i
Aad 4,larVaMmilit i virl , l m 6, 44117/116
•asnes••et. It"
.NOTIcE Is hereby p
tn that
0 ei.T nage; 142""trZtrAll
!Amy
=
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THE WORte of Chivies amb. lllvendue edi
tOn. tiOrnemeil Ins firvuode 3 vol.
Rote ran •1111360.111.31A1. Who rortralta
„ . • . .
evo , s.
Ktie•Ngl• ritstery of the Jells. Itteerside
eettio, X vole.
111L14 ANIS litetory of awhile:illy. Itl•erelte
edltlo.. era's. • det:Nr
NOBLE AND SLATE MANTLES
' it tie Pithlergi Stem 1u66 t Mite Tor&
Odes and Warereem-31Onne MI I LIBILIITT
ET&zST. Mantle Margret= en seeped too,
Pendles wanting Mottle or Pate /MUM. will
Mid to their eeeeee to coll. world:outman
not ebeeell ernes.? blare, nod Dykes Fu r ni tu re w
in moment Marble Maud. er
nlittroitileb new
bee dirrulloird by moue.
ode or snide, roe be Unroll load, mid mule t
loot sr well as tied.
Tura 11 AO alter plan la Wanen Penney]
moist/hero Blom Mantles tro mat atutarea. ,
•
. . . .. . • . . .. ,
Al: Mad. of I.WWI. Wolfe doss •In the beat
wanner.. llseble elettsts supplied villa 11.eild
/amble at Kamen peSew . ea. v . „ ;l . s w ge_alded.
ucts,dar ALLAOM.
w. a. LAMM,: MA:WM= FREW.
JACKSON & FREW,
iflowsessars to LOOONANT A Palm)
MANUNAUTURIAS AND DIALAIDI IN
tirness, Saddlery,. Trunks,
ittilllrdr:lP a It tenatie d rar r aTIV:I
imprortsretor IS
liluketik Ma, NI Nlll ilex If* pi
♦t Mitt alit
MtTCA.2.O2 VWCOONCI.
ix,. Vol. •rf•
•tr forth* WOODICA NONA DI
for Wostaro Po:SW vs of A stair
WESTER GOODS.
- E. HOUSTON dr, 00.,
Fashionable Merchant Tailors,
NO. 107 TUVE STREET,
/Have Jon roseived • second supply ot.
Winter Coatings,
ToreHor volts foil Imes or CLOTHS. CASK
• stoLe oed VISTISUS. Fit. gear...god ad
P l e retrolp t : ' o • f
3lttod Hoye'
e s •DT RADS
CIAITAXt. ' co lose, -at poxes to loot the
Woes. • ao &MI
TP9 NUPERIOII
SECOND-HAND PIANOS,
roa eats CANA?. r
One 7 °inane WOnnt non Cntck•rinc At Inns.
Von I octave . asevrood Coe /soma • Munn'.
tll the tbaye are lo eplonad nod will
bodolposeed of et very low I two, "tem Derecros
vibe. bele I .ft Wes with me .1.61. inert to be
*old atone..
C. C DIELLOP.
It W1151.1W,1111.
11511E3
F. W. 0. FEED,
IMALIII tx
GLUE, : CURI.HD HAIR,
Tanners , Scraps, Ccroons,
CATTLE TAILS.
Bonew Neat's Foot. Oil, &o,
ahee sad Wareheeett—re. 311111171 Zia)
hill ZIT, theatiy oppettta the ran (=ea.)
pmervaga, PA;
1111rOLDEST ESTABLISHED
BSNA 1100.11 r. IA ?HZ 0/TY..
W. J. GILMORE.
Lteeftwor to OILMOILIII I LINILLID,)
1143010tetentr. Wikeleasla.sad Yetall
TRUNKS,
Valises, ca?et Bags, &e.
ir • livir• mamma a LAMM' BATCH
tub alemy. eaad.l
•
No. 10111 WOOD, 1111111r1T. rt . ttsbargh.
oelivau
SHEPEIAIIWS
CRACKERS,
817 Liberty Street,
==;7=
fitFICE PLIIIIRTLYAIIIL li. U.
~.• ewerAis Y.
Istaapa Levu.. Nor. I. DD.
Tipp PAnneelvanla NAtiroad bonsai b i r th
itDe nett. tit .t tee, watt reaete•prepostne sa
D " te " fp ns e ' liEe . e ' DttrXiDr * .olatinlVlA2N
rtneoen:P. ttLe Logan beep at A 11... and
De °Wet Innuan I. the Hat 'Darr Depot. fer
• tern of year, wen le Neatest. er before Ifiven
I. DO The !noel. at Plltseuren sad Altoona
fete MAI throve heat to the bent =Dear.
It min be alterative ounentand DUD. natl.
CDripsay Ana require tgut ail of Dew De
lablls bane la Shalt W lept Is • in rtetly Inn Wass
• for De Dave... bad comfort of
pate•ogera netroate lag Its Ile..
_P_DpotaD . rth Po and hose a to JOHN X. SIN-
Vratt li prts 'l . a "'"""*.
1.141,144
CITY COLLECTLYCI AGYXCY
SEATON & CO.,
Local Collecting Agents
Dna. MCA Wcolartla 1111 t.
P, 0.131 X, ....... rII7IIIIUMAIL
./1111 , . .ot
uts4s, an DUI. or. tot teliettal.
REMOVAL.
LORENZ & WICHTMAN
H/LVZ INNIOVID TO THII NZW OFIICE
AWL WARNZUININ,
O. as WOOD 61142E1t,
Nazi bons. Imlow idt-Chneloa Hotel, wile.
dote m4glio olooad t 0.., thote old/elands .4
b u a d m . foos
dnomn4 d el iver y
* n
p a c n o y n goa.mliyt oen
tenth!
Window Ulna, sinnie mid doable Lib,
renni4 Pie.. Anon inn - finm. Um, e.
nag end . .en Voile. mottle ond enodi fors ,
nro ifrold Jur, Limn PAtalkt Medicine
Viain end Boole, Of a. lied..
STOVES I STOVES t
FREDERICK SCHULZE.
Copper. Tin mad Sheet Iron War%
Dealer In Cutlery. Cocaine. Patine...l Hosttad
Nandero, strittutla and/Mock Tin War%
Nn 111 OrYLIZ IrrltliT. near Wualatelos
.lettaate,n4
WWpAII
t lamed Wan, . " boo a•trt nid
OW• WpAll obblag and It apatrlng drooptly
attended to
• Rim Milt Ithrei fuze! Chilaa ,
funemidi and Dealer la Hardware.
Wp,"L'fie . '
dot. OMNI It. Cl @bon Batley. J 7.310
U. Z.l7Lill 10BINIME.
TYLER &11081N001.
Moos/ion to 3.41• Ta CUAILIM)
. MAXI/lA=lln 01
LOG PUMPS.
lad 41 kin". of WOOD/IN TUBING' 0019. f
cot WiAlt and TIMID Stott.wllegh•ay City.
bit•olIPronOGTAII•od•G to. 11•••trtolt
00-• as OM stir clan 110100. imiT46ll
CHEAPEST PLACE IN THE
CITY TO SOT TBZ
TRIUMPH CORKING STOVE,
=
REMOVAL.
GREAT SALE AT COST •
•
..liflam t skak o f 111EtrelO '7
il,
gt I MITREINITN2II
wary
breast MTh elLith !p M .n. sad will ni "
ai mrprunat .tack at Vila LOW VIII "'
44112. twzinitium
011 . N. leimaliblield atnet•
A . EITETTLER SONS VOy
11411X1WERII21111 07
Stan Bellers,. 011 Stilis, Tanks,
and WIZ= IRON WORK, of 111 Mb.
LooRRI tlt,.Pltta Ward. Pittabardl
mar
Ii 17,[1 l
CEO. 0. CLARK & Co..
VN"..2141•114°2meta,..=
X.roakther 334.111.13. .
No. 409 LIBZ)1.111' ST., ad floor
Malmo Donau owcaoorob.
BooltDraae—A few •Boarders
cut Ind •
PLEAWI ROOMS, WITH GOOD BOARD.
v.
•t Nu 189 GUST lITIAINT.
ER 4,
W ADVEBTI=I: 3, 8
WINTER'
*EN•3 TRIPLE SOLE. D I
CUL/ BOOTS.
lilEN'Et TAX BOLE CALF I
1.4.1 , 10 E CALF HE
• NU amortzlir
Long Leg -Bubb
/or Geotlemta,llea, Do
ARCTIC t RUBBER
I=
All of One o.a.
and
Adapted to the
GEO. ALBREE,
71 Wood 8
CORN
de4staltrW4
CARPETS, AT COST. -.,
For a Short Time
PREPARATORY TO TAKING STOCK
tel 7 Loge twined of
OIL CLOTHS;-
Window 'Shades,
80IaMIAL.Itir 3MPI
Cheap , All• Wool Ingrains
McCALLUM . BROS.,
em virtulire.% above Wood
now -
CHURCH CARPETS
.the selection of our stock wa,bava mad*
HPECLALTE.
The lateen urertnient,
Tho meat appropriate deal gat.
The linivihroarest pittarna,
Of all Qualities aad Styles of
CHURCH CARPETS,
'11=2,10=r41:42° ofEEA °
Eattiern Whole..isle Priciest
i &loagir v e r rt Ilea at a s i lent redaction troy
OLIVER
McCLINTOCK
& COMPANY,
PINTS BilliZET
nttO . •
CHURCH CARPETS.
la h... a large .114carently malted
STOCK OF CARPETS,
Booglataotally for
Carpeting Churches,
us
faabsseluaaters Oslo. wh the latest M la r ts ••• ies ed edat ta In the shasehee
of the ha t
ters
AU Marches and Deuoidastiai
AT COST!
glad. awl wlettl a et
Nattings Used for Churches
IME:32
Ira ae•r all gooda In oar INa at a great rata*.
flan from last satataot.•
BOVARD, BO I SE & CO.
ELI =TOM
E=El
WM. B. SCHNORTZ & CO.,
No. 31 Fifth Stroot,
A HE Now orrEntwo at retail
•••W An• • I azd hest stock of . .
BOOTS AND SHOES
VIZ CITY, COUCRISIBO .
atoll Lztlll7& Br= nrn, Lam:l; lne
0111draalo anoi Walking. Sobnol and
Dmmo nacon, of aLI -
Cleat's Blno Calf Boots and Heavy Bola Cdl
Balmoral& .ad coogorm, - of auponor qualm
alarms cm Inmul..
More and Vona , Ileary Xto and Cane. r d
•ad Booed Roots, Oho.. sutras:can, Way •
Ufal assortment of Infasto,r/Ulll
ALL ARA OLITAELI
AT THE • LOWEST PRICES
N 0.31 Fllth,Street.
CARTER'S
NEW
SHOE HOUSE,
11l IMIIBI6III All OHM A
BOOT IND MOB HOW
No. 47,Fifth street,
tumors...not ouiramanar.)
• .
Where M• tt mamba to tell IttKIM BROSS
sod ItitTILB2I at ion gam th an eau be ot
abated at toy other Metre b. thlt mi. titre ate
a tall sad be eostatooed•
DANIEL CARTER.
STAIR RODS,
.
In Bronze, Flre dB and Silver,
With P 104111 veblett premts etas.
VS I XI7.I Zi * l ' ali " betratellgr lni b tiar s
11.atutorod .17
W.T.di ncesucaLto,
88 DUANE lITILKIT. liew !ark.
2 i pirrigal&faXA . Ira PaleWLFrr
BLACK DIAMOND
STEEL WORKS.
PARK, lIROTHER &
NAJIIMACIoIaiIa Or ALL rasclurrions 44 .
r 3 "X",133133:11Li.• 0 •
oe war.bone, no. las, us eke.
0 sad U9* 191 rim Streets,
CMTritBQWWS.
Lbw ..... -.NICHOLAS CHWANTS.
SegIVAIITZ,
SWWI al° utd 20151 11tuofetb.0t. of
Tin Copper and Intel Iron Ware,
PilifigNa t izel i vAri o . ,... ! ,. " 0 " .
111 IMMO HD 03 lOU lOW Town.
cbtOer t 4 0 1, 7•17Z.9:77fi r i 14'&111:
. I.lll7ll ° `'' rrnesuitaff. rs,
WE WILL KEEP ON HAND
aid it:kV:or? alplatts of
"4'4
" lAtAlZlfisNlllTh i ta
' 111 .01,061 .
Asu u All u MfOX/08.
rons 3 ,
At ro4M2 1 . 9r•001 , W01118, Isar the rem.
tT invititiorr Ali * OO.
A. IL ENOLISII & CO.. ,
WINN3II
Att. 98 Fourth Stns!,
Zu b illa t " .41 °era:4 egirell l :l 4l
ouw.amt..%rf AMB. Also, loBnllela p •
of BLANK BOUBJA BOOK AINDI/ltl.A.
anted In all Da form. A boa OAA 0/ ETA.'
TIONNAS . • mainly on Wald. • lirsi
SCIIOOI6 HOWL&
midorootud Is jorepoloo b mil.% in
kinds of beIIUOL 100.3
l.uen°lta., to gon r oA - b s I m
001. nod es
win
tooo l a e f ol l •
BT A W N II.
:6Obsoktbb7stlATAl
wd 16ATs
ardor& prolotall o‘loodoito . zinzw4s .
Ttl 4 it. fitulni b. A.
antltlVoS 113 • rot
0710zor110X 9Xokilit b
iouumco
} t 4::lr!.•
PrNsU.-rjr:
d UDE —The
od •
Dirioribro o.thla
Iey.IVI.Ad • .1 , 14•1•1 at TW
Uilil. no-
Earl Ori:= . l(largun." .t a' l,4 l= l :
of
kigneatt•x.
137/1
MC) lIEIT.TIVIEST.TG.
DOTS
=EMI
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
1/33=1
EVER OFFERED IN TIMIS CITY
r Boots,
' . •nd Mines.
.;,.
VBHSHDBS,
PRICES OF ALL GOODS REDUCED TO
MEE=
Season,
THE lINTIRE STOCK, 11110LESILE AND RETAIL,
;i 4 CO.,
TO BE CLOSED GUT.
EEE=III
PERSONS WANTING I:lBtrui, HOLIDAY MOMENTS,
Will find this the great opportunity to aurniUlau eVerlibing
cheap, at
JOSEPH HORNE & CO.'S.
. _
MARKED DOWN TO THE LOWEST PRICE;
The Wholesale Stook to Present
LOW MARKET , RATES IN NEW YORK.
Hem-Stitchtd and Embroidered Handkerehlefs, 60 cents and np.
Linen Handkerchiefs, 10, cents and up.
Beal Lace Goods, a large assortment at prices to sal AU.
Trimming Bibboas. atilo cents per yard, 1 t
Ladles' Opera Kid Gioves,7ll cent . .
Gent's. Heavy Kid Gloves, $1.50 per pair.
Hem Cotton Stockings, at 12 1-2 cents.
Boulevard Skirts, at a great reduction
Good Balmoral Skirts, $1.25 and upwaids.
French Corset+, at $l,OO and rip.
Breakfast Shawls 8 Fancy Woolen Goods at less than cost of making.
Shirts and Drawers, 60 cents and up.
Pupa' and other makes of Hoop Skirts, a big lot, worth from $2.00 to
UM, slightly toiled, at AO cents.
Necklies at half cost,
MISSES' & LADIES' UNDERWM,
GENT'S FII3NISAING COOpS,
VERY' , LOW E,z(3-irruEs.
5100 Skeins Saxony Yarn at Five Cents Pei Skein.
One of our lrirnt Is now In' New York Purchasing'
acoms r_.cwirgs 8T at7i.xcarr,
C - ,==lMl
Tar Call and Examine for toarselves, at
NOS. 77 AND 79 MARKET STREE
AT 12 1-2 GENTS.
ONX. CUE 83.11117011 T
AT 50 mars.
DLBaLL. WOOL ()ileums/se
AT is crams:
GOOD DAB; D7.1.11.1t
AT Int 0211711,
ALL-WOOL RES! ILANEAL.
AT WM SEMPLE'S,
I
Iso sag lb Federal stores, Meabela7
LIEGE STOCK OF WOOLEN GODS,
For the Cold Weather.
ue BLLMIS.CIS. 00VIRLICTli
qUiLTII.JULAWLE4
, NUBIA% EICARre.
HOSIERY. GLOVES.
CRILDBX/i'S lIND*ROLOTIIIIIV.
CINDI 23 Man a DRAWZ2I.
CHINCHILLA CLCSfi. .
REEVE OASSIILZHES, DOESKIN,
mart , 11/188Z9 7LANNIC.IS..
PL.l2f au TWILLED PLLEEELS. da
atas:lowpilou as un os found al)wl‘a*.
Whobeaks and AdaQ, as
WM. SEMPLE'S,
Iter, 111 . 01 163 Neal Street, ileitiery lity. Pik
SPECtit ATTI4IIIOIg !
LADIES' FRS,
AT
broom) (kcal%
131 Wood Street.
PROIN'fI STEAM BREWERY.
.
api. imam 11...1•114 11 , ixt -.sonar LIIUMILL.
SPE/ICFR, IrKIIN CO.,
RESUILS IND DRIIIIIIB
or
Ale, Porter en,llßlown Stout,
PPITSRIOII6H, re.
110BEICT W•TWI II If LOU.. ..d4
xxigupcozamincasis,
No. 10 0
SCHOOL BOONS " u ""a 4 Am , zumg* Trasio:••
SAIMAA& TIATBATEI TAALS OEM
WTIOLIMALB. • - 9 1 "bl:"""and-
CI OO OU7 Dales MI:1111W to AtAl Altana.' " OMATu iA MAT I
ER'
Ine our ettekttn tut 3t of ' LaLiti6MU,
4.401.
SCHOOL 41. STATIONERY. gat
„ At*,
or a u . u eaw to
DAVIS. ' c LARKS '4lg C 0.,, ....Lir ssu.muW oa
loss stook altar
. 93 woott Frit ICICT: Soto 'tAAAAtI OAT. 07.1 }as w>•.a,uw ogssrhW molor
COST AND LESS!
EACH ARTICLE HAS BEEN.
A COMPLETE LINE OF
.A2S3ZI
~!cooop STAR SHIRTS AT $2.00.
OF SEASONABLE AD FANCY. GOODS.
puocLAKATzeN.
_ ciTT Or PIT7I32IIIRBIL Rh:
as aceoolattce with the provhfons af att Act ef
the BYant Assembly of • bo.Commemeresch of
C.torn.ala.provialon for the lacono..
et the City of Pittsburgh, and of thee-Wow sa w
plume tatherno. I. ILLEAIi C..1143A/IT ell
Meror ' of geld oinr..do tt,tal . pr.ntata!
1 1 )110/Iitlar 11 tee 3 11411 ' IfT intin h g ' Ylt7llf r E
day
at tae *Gera. the freetsmoter nit rite. iloslialld
to Tot* for of the Sense ofilapoeseeth
tines with!. CoMmanwealtb, 1011 meet ...If
Dermal pl.. of heathen tae tannin lan ett
rerreetsr ards .4 precinct, sae elect sy
ballot. 0.4., tn. wo•ss on of sapplaatent to
esti am of Assembly. approved um Ca Woe of
.411. A. 0. UST. the !Weep, oomea eamsx
One yen= ta Magee /Inn nand dor. .•
one person to mrro Controller or said city.
Use pitman annul I Zenner of said city
Uae pus a te mi. Os my Antenna of Said
el Un Ms sm. day. in conformity to the oho.
alted an thoritiow, elect b y
el Lae •
Pleat ellod wttl by tent no panne to
bonn a Manna ef tea Select °camel, of e.el4
ttread two paeans to erne as numbers of the '
ho Conde. • •
Scone wool—Two . to to mem:bars of
the saint sot:moll eat tam persons to he mem•
ben of Um ttommon Commit •
Thin and—nee amen to tomen. ers Of tN
hleot Ceesell .4 two yawns to ...bon
learth he Comm wa ou commit. • • • -
S ward 'Two persons to no oternhara or
at. Saint bud then permit to be numbers Of
tNUmward—anon. . • •
pane.. to be =airbus of the
ratter sad are pane. to tok tenter. of to.
Omni. Co.ol , • -
• BUM ward 004
veri.s to be niemlewe Of thil
111.1. et .4 Ira"... to be members Or Um
ComootoCoadW
. .
novenas ward—Two spend. to ha menabin of
the eel.% iwO pet.. to be =embers of the
Cowmen venue.. -
S.W.* Weed—Ten persona to be freshen of
the wallet and throe persona to he atembar• of
the Conan Counet.• •
Sloth werd — Two Mane to to member of
the trelect and three persons Is be fasabers of
Oka Common Cowbell. •
.
aeon yawl Too tErtono to Le amigo. at
SOO Select Lad two maims to be members of the
Common lboaoll.
. . . • .
Lawnssertue—Flrst vrasd Oe. Donau to be
•toetaber of the tialeet_asa two same to la
meshes of the Casson cannon.
Lewmeoellt• Stood vast—Onestnent lo he
a member et .bit Select persons to be
nonmetal of the Comm Coast!.
Colltom towaohlp—une a
pa.oa tone a member
of Senate: atol two pereOas VI be members of
the 011111110011 Cos well.
1,110rt7 orosalornoo Swoon tette al:mamba.
ot the Saleot otrt O ro vomit. to In outo•ore at
lb* I'oainott Council. •
roobloa Wooer Ip--I.rio parson to be • tombs,
ot too reloot mot Wow.. to be late•lnto or
W 0002111. Uaaaatl.
flattaad trnst.lp—Uno pant tabs • oratber
0. the Meat sad two 11 rOokt ut be lambert or
the Otatteoo Moods.
rift tonal!, One Donut to be • Sumter Of
%Usenet •Od two ponces to be wetter. of tee
Cattseca tentactt • , „
_ .
'
Math ad who. • shall be eaelthed to scree ea
Mama/Mot the lloa{e of Rapersentattrea o/ tae.
thoolmolkWyella. &ad shalt be reetteata of the.
...da la which Um, thall be showy and shalt
at the Math De quilled voters thereln.
DTl'rard nit/Vl;VAlltt l irdx 1 137..
The ottemra of the Pint wart of the eltfut
PbtAban S. to Met at the tatille helmet home
Tha electors of the roamed ward or e ally of
Plttabargh to matt et th th
e rotate ballool Home to
had war • .
}hemsComoro of the Yhtrd Ward or the Wee:
~ to met e.t.a. louse formerly othaa
Ideal h 1 bbartu reathey, own. of Teazel Yd
Tila
him a'aetart of Um }mirth out of the elty of
rittabority to teeth at the rahlto &hoot Meath
Poooo*AitnnaLtgt.,_'l7'..44% giV:rlVa
_Aeg i s: street.
of VIV eemool no
Vitt t i erefg4 a te lr
m eenr tk.741:1;
Worm noose to mud wr. -
The elestOth of U:mel wader{ to meet et
Ste Woe formerb eagaoled hy Usury an. 41.
rialtos anat. la WO want.
Tr. electors*/ tee ward of the city of .
Plo4bargti. Ine.t St tne ruble, &hoot Mum
to sale ward.
The elector. ofthe Lahti we'd of the 13111.1
L 1.% ~,, gb. to Moot Lahti at We matter name! Month
to amid ward.
The electors of the Mani ward of the etre of
giLL4t d .aya . Meet . in the 1 . 44110 /pehool.
The skw:sof the Thoth Vird of the TUT of
to aunt heath !one. Fly oa th .
LoA i lfalltleal , Trjr w te r r t. ne . Math and
Tea el •eatois er the beraege of Lawrenceville,
P 1.3 1•1111. as Ikto.k Box. la ale ward;
000004 Irma', at Pnb/lo 004101 Boom 1.11 .414
•
- •
The WOCLoril Of C 0.11.2 Totraablp, upper inee
elnel, to meet at tter bean of amplk toms%
m
le the village of Out !Ato. Toe •lactora el
ale lower on/stoat el'T•orashto to :lnt
as OS at-S.l tease on ailloa 111.1,1nsatd toles.
ahlp. . .
sae Weaken! of -Libelee Toenail" format at
the paella lebool house la laid Smola.
70. electors of Pe i Tovreaelp te meet at
the pabilo loose. Censlocutio agora
lICOOOF Isaaaq ma Ile -Brageoak a Veld
Plaet Head, gear Glenwood Grote, la, laid
lbweat
oiaatari of Otklasel Township to wags
publle school bowel Is aala Toara.lllo.
Tao lbactors .Lo ne Toomalilp ao aa.all Ino
lon b ermestar Oakland. Co egg
o P agoemy baud sod mg of thesua env
/ . 1ri:1 • 4.11 1 .1.1% With , W A . " , Of XO
- OARTIIT
I";;Z a y e
: WM! . IC
~WRL WAIUMOTIBEV .• • •
RICIMI BEM & CO.
NOT
IMO
REPUBLI
17.110lITIVZ C
A meeting at the Hop
CatasalCaa 'Mite bald
, L 44 CITY EX.
MIAITTILL.
• `one. C:tv ix - oentivo
t tbo
Mk 79111 OUIJA
on nannosay Beal
FOITIIIB am=
at a . e4slaelt P. N.
A hat attendance of t •
Tho ticeett will be sta4
By order of
he memo en la desirable
• r tbr slatsibetlas. .
NE!I33RI
MIM
TI I M P OV I T I Ii I
'Moot Connell—John
bor.
YgriNrc ‘ ireoto n
al
otort of Voetion
Othool ()Woo:qv—W.
.7.. r.; pasha D,o,b
Cononable—John Su
r •Phnionus,
hn urtpp,
John lielaler,
John U, Zona.
J. kt.. Neon,
John Mho,
J. /.lilanlo.
IL
of,
J.chls Doff,
Jobe ha Alva,
.I.N tart orison.
B.W. Mu o, ter.
P. Po on
detnnln
.F.CAR FORILVAL
, TES= 11 &UM
alpton. in. T. I. *an.
NEU., Alfas DWI
• II T. Br ma.
John Vela.
keen*.-
I
s. 1;:lloatooth.
Jonqq nt:t
•. Attlawn.
Jos. .Lb ,
Jlex. loam},,
:=
w_
a. a..WW.
Jos. oboe , .
FirrlreVetk.
John Danl..
UNION PAC. )(Alt. /LT ComeAke . ,
E. • Uleth
Office. N. d Wn nu% street.
ENI.D WE. N.. De. Mt.
WIRE INNTI BERT. IN GOLD,
on the line Eon'. of the
Caiat Pacific Efilray eonpuy. Lean lii nix,
DUI Dezember Ut,INT tarn be na'd el !Emit.
tatlon at Ike egmeous. co tt • Bawds, Itaue of
DAB NET, 110110 aN • 0.7., at tannins Place,
New Tart. on and attar Ent Et',
ffaiNO
WTI= on NoxOnnassaa INSULIN:I Co..
No. 11 wads. Ouse,
Pittabann. hovamber at, IMU.
"AN ELECTION FOE FIF.
••••••• TORN DIR[O7II , II o , tOir Comma,.
In •orTa for t ............... yin b. 104 .1 up
giLD 5 43r. "...1=Ii7°11401::::111* o.
not,
of II a. a. and t n.
not , to JOHN 04•NNT. BooteiNT.
AUCTION BALES.
alllifillßo2ll PAJLEMIS &0111.
AILIIMILE EtWitprEsti PRO.
V
13THI F ETti A T AinC IPS
rru N m AST JAW 01.0UND
...• - . . ,
VW THUUDA.Y. bet...bet Se, at a Oe'eck
2, cc, on the pretalsea. .1W M r told the valaablo
bit urea...ad. Mailer 2/ tut as 1/rst alio.;
Wag MO. OF, sad arsididioit back Urns to aw
allay. on wolab la Greeted it lag* add animas.
Wily both lid stoned tr7k lit.-proof 00114104
whick kas beta Iwo. pto b• Ilia Y.O. liolveno
Meat us Soloed Wail obit
t 1
Those pad sira I s'e. mud. Nod. HS
sad 40 Bo Mast. Oa r lot t lag a frost of to
fat aildwateadlag bac a fe•t. tau &HOY. On
which tvertoted the lark 2X, atarlad take wen t
woo., tame daub's ea lat e sold wall at water. •
Tid,t ouildleg could, at a /fiat. azesass, b,
coacerted taco a neon. ...AWN .404. '
AL tA
One powatel Jewels. sad lean nri , , ,, led 7
::IMILVAT42IO7eI7=raIIV. ".
-
1 firms on proppny on Ilan d este; blasaee of
one ann-tera yUra,...l 1 tannest. wiellod lof
boat lad mrtar, Zadito Sad maCentery on
MIMI ;arms If garenteenzat lee ball/tag; if
"E :.-47.1..liTurV,=2,4tItlalT:iaaua.
"e
•P alilariril, Allitnt r b iNlA 'nr.
noldia =re . I IS Al 7 NUM elm&
EDUCATIONAL
" : , ka.iiE..,llll: likPl'i : IV*A
TIIC.NIXT Mild WILL Ga lIII2IIOi •
;Ern. • mars az;
2Nra ,
All Oa rotator Collegiate. Octant la, Panora
story clavalaal and Simian Mont. anl taagit
.slarorra( OBUSAIIUIS.I. Iluadenta la
•
,11J0.1.1.7121P150,
•
MIRING/ .41ND *IIOI.3IICIALIAL sad
• Axavirlium assicurrirt,
MMEMME!fMI
JOHN ROTH & SON,
.Isoporters Wholess , . Deal= IA
YORZIGIN AND . DOXEITIO
WINES, BRANDISH, GINS, RUMS.
WE1.14013, &0.. &0... •
807 Mallbarrty
Oproarria Mat,
Bat IWO 10 Inform their friends Mid the penile
in niter& that tomboys opssedtbslrwbolassie
sore. r . the above plod?: sad me now resat to
Zeol 4 l2= . e. to Ma sulatimuon of
mwho Ji m; l l oo ki nt u isrig Ist . ttglAlisd mutation of
In.
superior enmities and puttry t n=g i VZ,
sad It will be tater aim to npbold Mum.
di l ,.. r=eigetlyyarpaw.aArnimalsr stiemilan 10
OLD GESIDLLE WINE, •
• And superior qualltlei of
'tue COGNAC. -
ft V.
Orden le No. N miaow. ' will aim be
promptly satar.ded to.
.10821 Roar.:
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