tke litsitut tEtayitt
Dzacilitita 37. VW
: it m now - am:um that the Xmopean
Conference on dm ibmoati qacialan has
fatted. Tho other Aswan are tire ! of
hoeing France Mai MO a cue, and the
summon them to fatly it.
Tut Homo of itspresentatires, by II
luge majority, bas pseud rendationa
strongly alluring. to its plan of Bean
ttromion. delaninon of Una was
ne t on ly n e eded, but must hue Wen felt
by the lime to birequired, after lis re
cent back down. .
YXIITTILDAT morning we
.copied a
statement 'from the, Phillidelphia Press
to She eft that a report would moon be
made by an agent or the Treasury De
ginninnr, igewirig extraordiniry cor
ruption in the .collection of internal
Avenue faall county. We are minn .,„
by gentleman here, who claim to be
• well informed. and ITheise position CPS
tisiali Siva them op • • 1 ;12111ilea af
In the facts, that tb. Senor' in question
has respect only to • • .'pharges recently
ventilated in cone • -with the Jasper
ti en of oil. it 111 eta d that lain. Kean:
gio has signified ;Intention of call
ing for this report, a . d t,hat this einem
gum pre rise to the ads-statement
alluded to.
GOVIIIIIITNO WIT
OUT , CONSENT.
• I
That England has shamefully mis
governed Ireland, for many centuries,
'ls a act 'denied by all men who are so
:mastered by theologic egotism that they
'mender all historic problems from the
rraid,point of .a. creed. This number
. Includes most Englishmen ani a grad
many more. All these, to borrow a
`phrase from President Johnson'i recent
message, believe Ireland Is entitled to
be "well and humanely governed," and
that this is what England has been and
tistirt doing lox It. Impartial history
tells a very different tale. Even English
statermen, in their places in Parliament,
have stoically avowed that England op
preased Ireland upon system, and that
this system of _oppression should be con
tinued.
During the last year the condition of
Ireland has given England much uneasi
ness. The Feel= conspiracy, though
badly managed, has manifestly enlisted
the warmest sympathies of the larger
part of the population. In London, end
411 the ether .c o mmercial or Manufactur
mg centers, throughout England and
Scotland, the Irish denizens share liber
ally in the feelings which animate their
countrymen at home. These denizens
are so numerous in many places as to be
really formidable.
Latterly the English Government has
, been trying what virtue there Lin penal
severities in the way of Stippressing
realtuary. and - Organized outbreaks
against . its authority. Sena Fenian
leaders' have been convicted. sentenced
to death. and executed. The Popular
answer to this form of intimidation came
in thn blowing up with Powder of a
prison in which radius were incarcer
ated; in a conspiracy to abduct the
Queen; and in prolectedfutteral services
disclosing the depth to which the Irish
are agitated and the strength of , their de ,
termination to enact redrew'. •
These are the legitimate fruits of that
"well and humanely . governing" I/Sikh
tho Conservatives ars 11111901 to intro—
duce into the 13suthern States There
was a time when this sort of govern
ment, laid on the shoulders of master,
was borne with little winning; but that
wan a time of ignorance, when men did
not nnderstand their rights, or, know
ing, did not dare maintain them. Rap.
pity far all .Int . tvrants,"that period has
gone by in some countries, and is rapidly dlsappearlitg from others. All arena,
by Conservatives, to restore it; will be
THE CONCXEIIMONAL PLATFORM
Political parties are always best dr&
tingulshed by their generic ideas and
-tendencies, rather thin by the specific
measures they may from time to time
. espouse. 'These primary ideas and tan;
dencles remain permanently, while par-s
tkular measures, having met the exigen
cies for which they were devised, came
through the nstural progress of erects
to be of consequence.
The Raptiidle= party was organized
to resin the encroachments of the glue
Power, which had grown to such tilmisu•
Mons al to menace Liberty with com
plete distraction. It was in the order of
things that all who loud Liberty, either
for it. intrinsic excellence' and - beauty,
or tot its extrinsic utility and baited:
cane, should mite with this party and
contribute to the accemplishmeni of the
and it proposed.. If any man tsd dcii
ded - the beginning, that this party
could be better judged .by the
special measures it , advocated than by
the convictions lying back of alt mess •
ens whatever, ha would have nude
great mistake. This wu demonstrated
when in the course of the rebellion 11
became necessary to Milks it the
Inoue of Slavery. At that conjuncture
the Innate tendencies of the party canto
into exercise, and Slavery was over-
130, on the other hand, tho democratic
party M best judged net ly its tempera
zy measures, bat by its inherent tender•
den; It' resisted the hedglin about of
Slavery, because it liked that Institution
and would gladly have made it both per
manent and nationaL
The country has reached a develop.
mutt where the measures upon which
the tails' greet politica parties divided
four years ago, are effete, having sub
served all the purposes they were de-.
_signed for, sad so become unless as shib
boleths. Nevertkeleu, the vitalizing
ideas and teadencies of parties rentals
usentlilly the same. The Resinbllcan
party to still devoted ta -Liberty, which
is evinced la its demand for the recognl
lion of Zquality'of Political Rights;
while the Democratic party is still for
Slavery, as it attested by the vehentenoe
'of its protest against the idea of nicking
men equal, Lin all respects, before the
laws. idea/urea only have changed,
while the fundamental principles abide
as they were.
This inherent distindien beinguideri t
stood, it only !monies neat:only for'
each political party, u the next Praia
dentialcalvass approaches, to define by
what particular measures, =nett ito the
existing condition of affairs, It will oym•
Wu its character and intentions. Tke
&pulite& members of Ocngrees,
though not speciffcally charged with
this duty, so far u relates to their party,„
occupy a positioa in wbiek they cannot
helptorshadowinr; with - tolerably cer
tainly, the hoes which the National Con.
ventiou, when It shall assentble,Will nu.
thoritatively trace. So lanai the mani
festations during the current session
enable no to form an opinion, we judge
that the Repnbilearis will buist on these
points. 1. That Reasastrzctbin shall
be consummated in accordance with the
plan upon which the seceding States are
now Proceeding. 2. That the industry
of the country shall be relieved, to the
largest practicable extent, of the burden
of taxation which It now carries. 3.
That the policy of contracting the paper
currency shall emu. 4. That the cur
rent expenses of the government shall
be cut down to the lowest pomade point.
5. That the arm . ; shall be reduced to a
space standard, nearly upon the tenets
that existed before the WIZ. O. That
the augmentation. of ;the navy shall be
s ounded, and sales made of alliessela
not needed for actual service.
Of course, the' Ave months that Must
c l am before the meeting of the Natioll-:
at convention may produce. abatements
or o oditietts to this platform which can•
not n01f .. , be fOreinen. The-delegates
will bi r etthe aduktage of receiving
audentbdi from the constitnenciesof •
later duty than those held by Con—
gressmen, and hence reflect more aeon
rately the ,state of public opinion as it
may then appear. Still, we apprehend,
that an, essential agreement will be
found ti exist between the Conyention
and the Republican aide of Congress.
FA.M. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD
1114ir ire. for Mogi wad nue
The subject of Stilling domestic ani
mals for food comma directly home to
eeery farmer and- farmer's wife in the
country. Siseghtering Is lot so pleas
ant to the farmer as the preliminary la
bors of breeding, railing and fattening,
neither are the Inborn it imposes upon
the good•wtfe'eo agreeable. sr preparing
the fatspare ribs and sirloin routing
pleceS far-the table, -yet both are virility
It [every desirable tohave cold weather
for the operation; and. u our cold .days
are vary likely to come in threes or Leuze,
there seldom being More than - four con.
mcntive very cold due, and usually but
three. it is bat to be ready, and to take
the first clear, cold day for the work,
and to trust to the two following days
to freeze what meat is to be kept fresh.
In regard to pork, that is almost all to
be salted or smoked, this is not very im
portant, yet It is Minh more COlTOtliellt,
and pleasant to handle meat that is firm
and aid than that which Is flabby.
The meet convenient way for a farmer
to handle heavy hogs in slaughtering Is
to have a bleated tackle to awing the
hog by while bleeding, the rope being
made fast to pne hind leg below the
hock. By the same tackle he le lifted
and lowered into the tub of hot water
Ica scalding for the removal of the bris
tles. The dressing table ahould be level
with the tub, and as loon as one hog is
scalded and lifted oat upon the table the
rope may be attached to another. It
will not be necessary to use the tackle
to lift the hogs out of the" tub, for this
may be doni easily if two japes, held
apart by the or tour ring., line a piece
of rope ladder, an fastened to the table
and lie in and across the tub, so that the
keg willlie upon them; taking hold of
the ends of the ropes two men can lift
and roll out a heavy hog amity.
In cutting up beef it important to
remember that the object Is not simply
to get It all into small pieces, but to have
the pieces in such shape, and socut with
relation to the bones, that the mast will
cook to the best advantage, cut up well,
It will appear well en the table, sad
more than all, be more palatable and.
nutrition'. - All this depends nurehupon
the cutting up of the carcase.
There are many approved ways of do
ing this, and we cannot now discuss
them, but may give two general hints,
which, if fellowed_,- satisfactory
to `everybody. First; cut so that tke
Pieces, - whim brought to the table,tmay
be cut ar-rosa the *bre, as squarely. as
possible. Second, .so divide the carcass
that each part shall have its doe proper•
than of bone. This is -difficult indeed,
for the skins and knuckles will have
much' bone and little meat, the end of
the ribs, too, and the piece including
the great bones ofthe hip and pelvis
will - be disprtrportionsiely buy, and
pleas ad from the leg for smoked beef
and salting may property be quite free
from beam neverthelus, retail butchers
know they must ever try to make a fair
division!l the bone among their auto.
mers; and the result is much more satis
factorily shaped pieces than if tide prin
ciple were net heeded. .
Dried apples are used as a necenity la
place of glean apples They are not to
be compared, of coarse, with. the freak
juicy fruit. This issn consequence of an
error oa the part of-those woo dry them.
Almost any apples are taken to dry.
Would a man take such to eat—to use
for cooking, We eat bad apples 'only
when we get them inthe dried state. Not
only that, wetret them in a bad state,
partly tattoo, sticking together, often
fly.spocked. 11 is a habit mars than
anything else that giTeSallruch . apples;
we are also somewhat careless and con.
aiderably ignorant. .Weillre not aware,
forlastuoe, or do not realise it, that an
apple Media still much the same that it
was before it wea dried, eseeptlng the
ice. Thu, a Inca p
ple ewill bo sear
het dried, fatly as sour u when inlts
green stabs. If hard and immature,
.01Asti qualities will be measurably re-
Weed If year apple is sweet, Ton get
it sweat dried. If it. has a pod flavor
while pun, that g[I.TOr will he retained
when dried. If the treat Is mellow
when dried it will retail its inel.
lowness. The best dried apples per
Tape, that are used, are the.lEseprm
Boit= ..hugs—not when Judi up u
soon as picked; bat when In a mellow
Meta, u they will be la February. or
March, or ea if. if theseassa is warm.
Xade when a fly has no somas to
them, and property &hid, there is moth
ins fineresave the perfeclion of the green
fruit itself. Thus, - winter drylig et
fruit is hotter than when made earlier.
The 'Died fruit is than clue, bright and
mellow, and net harsh and - 'soar—not
Umlaut of rotten Nudes and mold , Indus
carelessly maaagod, - dried too Claw, and
permitted legit damp durink the pre.
cue, (as is the case some lights
In the absents of fire,) or after; for fruit
whea dry mist be kept diy. Treated
thus, dried fruit is bat little below fresh
Dried apples maybe Snide of an ex
cellent !laser, to the following manner;
Alter stewing them, or cooking them
dawn to a soft mass,. (a few alarms' be.
fore maim them slay) add alma= or two;
sliced thie, and stir well iato- the mass.
Same persona who arsAmacquinted
with this method_ take thews • for some
eery superior frail. It . makes nice fruit
for the supper sr to:eat:on table.,,,Brrel
,
prow to Sake Good COMO. _
Gast corps is ,
lumuy, but Goa the"
tat Ocadotsmstwith. Itiadeabtfulwheth:
er one family in. • dozen Imam- what
really geed Wins is. Though we have
published "lias epee' line open This
mlbjact, we gin the lillawieg, front - a
lady airraponehent of the ,Germastown,
rick ,
graph, and hope woe of eel lady
rends» will give the method recommend
ed a trial, sad repart to eta the results.
The making of good...coffee is a rare
thing In this country; esolOptactua boil
it, thus making a decoction instead of so
infusion; this eirecloally gets rid of the
delicate and agreeable eremitic 'Dover,
sad hems a comparatively tasteless bey;
cage.. The following Tritrticularo will
be (mord worth attention:
Never buy you cam ground, Int
d it; It yourself, immediately before
grind
keep vier coffee pot, whatever
kind you may rise, wiped clean and dry
Wilds; a damp tea or coffee pot acqtdres
a musty flavor that spoils the bat tea or
coffee. The cheapest- tat portrait* the
best coffee pots are thus. made on the
Breach plan, called cafnieree If you
have not one of these, adopt the follow
log plan: Put your freshly trotted cof
fee into the cone pot provlowy needs
warm, and- pour upon, it water actually
boiling; .Kt tho. pot by the aide of the
tire for a . few seconds, but do not tat i;
bad up; then pew 'cupful out indent=
it buck again to the ;mein order to clear
it; having done this let it stand ,on . the
hob or center to settle , "lied in lent than
.live minutes a transpaient, strong, tit,.
ladle cup of cone nay. be poured out.
The proportions of Coffee (which should ,
sot be toe finely gritted) recommended,
are an ounce to a pint and a hall. of
water.
The milk used with coffee 'lonia al
ways be boiled and used as hot as possi
ble; the Wiling of milk Imparts a 'pecu
liar and erceediegly Vaunt BAJO/ to
the Coffee. . White aura la recommen
ded, AI the molasses like flares of moist
imps quite -overpowers_ tho delicate
us now* is remiss.
, The egghninass in France la - almost
exelealvely Confined to small farmers, by
whit* rtcP carried on Ws vigorous and
commercial manner, mere especially in
the provinces of Burvandyclfermandyr,
and- Picardy. According to the latest
agricultinti returns furnished by "the
French government, for forty-three de.
partments,the nine °rugs and feathers
produced tea year was taken at 82,500,-
000 franca. This was considered to be
such under -the mark, as the courant's.
lien of Pails alone is equivalent to 12,-
OEO,OOO francs; and although, per b ea d .
it would be lees in the provinces Minot
Paris, it-may be fairly set at mthcrithire
than half as great, The egg', which St
Paris are worth sixty francs per 1,094,
average forty franespdr I,OOD in the coun
try. We thus obtain obits' 0000,000,000
francs, or, with the export, 142,000,090
francs (Z 1,680,000); as the annual value
of French eggs. At 114,-zate the con•
enmities amounts to 2s. per lead of the
whole population. Ono -of the French
writers** this subject vves 1,000,000
eggs as the annual produce; aid if we
average sixty eggs as the - number that:
each hen would- lay, there would-be at
least 117,000,000 fowls, and these at One
francs apiece, would gite7414,925,000
sterling as the value of the Nulty pock
of France. For the peat,,,year,%-rmthe
lime ratio of duty per,head, the eggs
importedinto this country-represent the
laying Ono less than 7,800,000. .
GCZ=
Oa the instant of the accident, place
the part under cold water. This relieves
the pain in a liteollld, and allows • all
lands to become composeL If the part
cannot be kept under water, cover it
over with dry flour, an inch deep or
more. Is both cases psis ceases because
the air is excluded. In many Instances
nothing more will be seeded after the
flour; simply let it remain until it falls
elf, when a new skin will be found un
der. In severer cues, while the part
injured Is under water, simmer s leak or
two in in earthen vouel, with half their
bulk of hog's lard, until the leeks era
set% then strain through a muslin rag.
Thismakes a greenish colonel ointment,
which, when cool, spread. thickly on a
linen cloth and apply It the . Mimed
part. If there are blisters, let out the
water., When the part becomes fever
and uncomfortable, renew the oint
ment, and • rapid, painless cure will be
the result, if the patient, in the mean
time, lives exclusively on fruits, coarse
bread, and other light, loosening hood.
If the scald or burn Is not very severe
—that is, if it is not deeper than the
I outer skin—an ointment made of sul
phtir,- with lard "enough - to make it I
sinew:rail:oy on a line; rag, will be ef
fectual. The leek ointment ia mom need
ed when there ,is ulceration from, neg
lected Imhof, or when the injury in
deeper than the surface. As this obit •
runt is very heahig and soothing lathe
troublesome excoriation& of children,
and aleco.ha foul, indolent gloms, and Is
said to be ellUcar.lons in modifying, er
preventing altogether, pitting of small
pox, It would answer a good purpose if
families were to keep it on hand fir
ergendes—the sulphur - ointment for
moderate cues, and the leek emUsent
in those of greater severity, •or of a
deepernatarm—EfalPsleseeet of Health.
,
lording nasty 11111. aw.
Sayan corrupondeat from Wyoming
county. Ifew Toth: . "Tell'yourreaden
to beware of feeding rusty straw to their
suck. I had ume experience in this
line last winter with three 'colts, which
had free access to a 'tartar rnsty spring
wheat straw. Ti.ey came near dying;
their coats were /rough lad' staring,-
swellings, filled with thin pus or water,
appeared on their limbs and come parts
of their bodies, and they also seemed to
have a difficulty in the head and oestrus.
Change of feed and good care aloes got
them .through to grass, but they were
mach Injured. I have .elso seen cattle
do very poorly when feeding oa rusty
straw, though they. ware stabled and fed
hay, &c., nights and morning'. 'think
farmers should be earafol to feeding or
allowing their stock to eat this ; the best
use for it is to bed with . "-Rural .7fers
Yorkar.
TIMBER ON THE PACIFIC BIDS.
Enrroas ClaMerra: At hla maquest of
i friend In the eastern part of the /bite,
I wrote to my son; who r 'ldee on the
bank of the Columbia Myer, for a fell
and accurate statement of the several
Umber timber (mad In that part of the
world, and of their Mama ; for the eon
strnetion of named cars. Ia reply he
sent me the following, width' may be
Interesting to many, mad passably of
practical value to was ._.
- - Tsars, trily,' ( J. C.
OAICADZII, WASHIMOTIL I T Tza.,
lovember 5tit,1,1867.
• • •
_* Ton askit.there is "Um
ber on the Pacific aide suitable for rail
road con, either passenger ! or freight."
When this maid and the Dales road were
drat stocked, the trucks of all the cars
were brought from the But, aid were of
oak, it being believed then that there
was no wood on this side suitable. The
upper frames of the passenger cars, too,
were brought from "the States," and
were of ash. lint these ! frames ways
procured in the But mere becatuie Mar.,
was no one here who understood ear
building, than' brains" 91 the wood.
Before these arrived, however, the com
pany, needing cars, bad tam an built
of dr, and we cannot see but that they
stand u well u those, the frames.. of
which were of oak end sai. The fright
cars on these roads are all !of tr. except
ties triple brought from the But; and ;
so far es we can MI, there could be no
l'better wood. •
Three years ago lam spring we built
:trucks of lir for two freight ears, by way
.31• experiment, and they are at good as
new, yet, notwithstanding they have
been off Use trick armlet time; the
wheels being btches narrower imp
than the others. Tits conductor tablas
a few days me that they were the may
'good trucks on the road, end that if he
has an ultra load to take be always
chooses one of these care. Re says be
bas had 25 tone on them et • time. We.
mow use no other wool for trucks and
trainee For siding we use yellow cedar,
which examen Teri well, but pine would
be better. !
We have three klub of sir , white, yel.
low and red. The white dr, eametessen
tell me, is the game as their of Malec
Title blithe need, and for • nothing en.
Mut beards. •The red and yellow are
almost the mune—the red a little the
hardest and strongest ; bat we arra
discriminate.
, Bo far as I hare ben able to see and
leant, the red and yellow Ira are peculiar
(o this coast. They areby lir the strong ,
Mt of the ustift woods. , and it is getting
to be pretty generally believed that,
When six inches Cr more thick, they are
twanger than oak. Our experience with
it hem would p igishoy that It is.
! White oakiallte only kind if oak we
tiath on this side, but it Mahn greatly
awn thewhile oak of the LAL - It is of
littleease for aerthing, - being rough.,
onarsegrateedr end heath, and it is
wholly unit for Om wart. - '
The Rah hero dighretrom any In the
Bast, end Is not
sane. es - good as your whine
shh. It is s - .
jln California them la pin of pine
and the agar pine is almost the same
Mod of wood as white pine.
We hare no cherry, walnut or. hard
Maple,p nor any wood to, take the &co
I have taid, I beim, ell that is need.
ea of our wean, and much In flwar of
tna ahonbl net like to advise
any 0710 to cone have and buUd can of
for no conipany would accept then.
One not acquetnted.withlt, or who has
net seen It tested, would as soon think
of sales white pine. For the bodies of
the care It would do, hat the trucks
would hese to la of Zuni , * oak. I
doubt even If a California company
could be indttald to try .a fir track by
weer of experiment.. •
An ever, your son, O.
al tili ag Paris t
u Con a n r teaa ar
t ga w r a trut w ed ic he a r
confidential - Mend "dlacloaea Do of
black - velvet, lined.wfilavholet satin, and
trlmjned withphtnohilta. - Tidal, cover
ad reth "an -alegut palm:oasis°, color
131arck, also lined with violet Win."'
PITHS LIQUOR",
mars tarsals, ' 'ran L 14. 01 4.
nu* Lit.on.
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/or noiliellgal ruppmes.
Tot iudiefaikl ipttpoita.
Nor mead eat psrposes.
own. Brasay,Pia*,
Onus ittaagar. - • Nat Mai.
Maly Irsa. irmapiwint.
Mans WM., likaan Ira%
()stash. • • Lin Hatted Oka;
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a 4 an pa V"Aar
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WA. Tfli‘s•lst tasstrilt,Wldelss el:swami;
saatalat.Lt vaterfalls
OpOiliagsisted as Irsll ss Issas:um aatart,' tb
hiilO Slans.o. l .• Pisluses •so Seat. ?Zs
Wood Is &Irks [roan.. tunes Oats boST gat
wss4 INK isles? Somata, sue *Hits sag :tem.
DleasisrlturuxusT.
.la uninsult• dlindercor tbs {toast sat
bss.4lsass NMI/0 is fns await . : '
i tr,.1at . 1.. rte•lnt• to law, the flattest
ig-4ist attack. of Olseave
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lofaalitt brat nand baie yt4 eltest•rol. '
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tatarraDt Oil/Maatria lasa•rmaly b 7 a tom!
lark" ' tbt rt th ig b 41 W.. to. U.
Malta Of [Mtwara Walsall. lat.:mad Isaias.
LW. SAMS, of Pittsburgh, a.. pr.m.4 •
medial= silica, altloalto 7.! MN atm It la
attn. If 709 wUI MAO 1110.11 WWI galas
total:lFeb, will 'alloy all Ilalt.t •1•41 irritation
OM. /ttata, afalln a parsavamea
far a day *nify well astir/Ord," rthittlataila
iso posy coups mir Noir =animal
Dar Via Mt mad kat 1:1111:811T
ritIVIRIGx opin roar bull arrive awl anise
ottlaga. nd 71M .111 to a batter awl Impala.
Isla, sag *cabs Waled awn as •Watto aaacia
70.1"nidthb011. Ifoa can pt a at aalf Draft - •
awns!7lB. conrsuvranoir wales.
Tit Lau lizmaitlau, No. U 0 MIX sr.
PITTSBURGH DAILY iGAZET7B i , Tl7E§ DAY; DECEMBER 17, 18672
1786 . PROSPECTUS. 1868.
THE PIiTIBUREI sacral
The Largest daily paler in the State of
Penneylsuinta, enters the Sand year of its
exietence with increased facilities for dis
seminating the ...rent news of the dly,
tired for rendering good Politica! cortices
n the important .Presidentied Osamu of
!BO' Thefortheteatingeassion of °mynas
promiaes to prove ens of the met imporb.
ant Add lines bla formation of the . Gov
clement, end the prontedinga will be ant
ioady watched by the intelligent Inabsed.
In view of the deep interest centered in the
proceedings, the proprietors of the GA
zErre have made arrangements for
daily diapatehes and letters during the
session, frogs a highly intelligent curve
ts/son:dent, who enjoys the confbrienat and
friendship of the leading snewberifof the
Senate and Hoare, Lk
./uifid.s.of the. vark
one Isenartsnents, and try /Wing politi
cian* who froptent Weehingtensi so that
reader. can depend on suceivind the first,
fullest and matt ratable intetzemix from
Tha prootteslinors of tha &ale ' Regiela.
dere, at iteforthorentng maims, Will aLio
perm enteresting,intsaisuch is many Yee&
none of inspertmee war. some ,up for
legislation. , The IFAZETTE oat leep at
the State Cispitai,deriny the inure Session . ,
"iihstoWiloat fat, f. 40104 sorreapolidatt,
oho grin preppy report ikeproonidings
iT
b.. Mid AL.
Rto the may Wad peernat of Pats-
Mere, which' Idly nyteela mut steadily
avow., thi. • t ea held by the Onion
Itepubileas , and interpreted by a
o t .
/Vat Marines. -
It Om esiureli nano, to enV.1.11. ,
aotd at fade. 4114. PR steek WO, ti, vim
tr Ind Ned, Ws, Me ohm sr roll at Mr Mr
r.t...mpapgr t. as woman
mu. Lk entargtatatt, apartment la
arm ameatheam. roe use anteater IV Us
alleoriat ealimn, rorttl 5. matstataa. mut ail
mita,. kr inane importasei Wilk Itertmly
A. 17m mita draaramat Im Abe • up' to A.
mrutromou gr SU day, *ma to mmatisatit Um*
seat' Newts, mirror alt lA* traumettem
ar •Mt er ta. MI: Malta Comb" Mt
aorta at term autt matagata forti• eaurrs
namdattm .t. Um aatirurtmag .at ant
*Lass Amity mamam:retat amsupduar. '
autat• Mato tau ema muomMfor maraU
pair, sough des aisit Amu 4, raILM. avow a*
serroat, as thi DIMAININ4
tina, te.a pro Mata aattta ;...toll,
latimud frau sow inida.4l/ MIAOW wad Olt.
lama mportara
Tha rigor sow La wtheledi eatil aera, al Wit
Pew eeel/ hea , taitwfaetin Vile 'Affirm
27.0easetat dapeetweat W W. si Wow
in Ow" of as eittweedwp.irv•WL4,l4 beWar, who
WU reader P (WU attreettie end wire! ap.
afetty to basterr. bream owl Weida we we.
•
Th. ratirlm, dvaii.w.i winnower tin Mal
Now due UR immortemes, and wallow
N"ApelayW MWMY4 soir al
. . •
art. prima. • tlimary.se.
*oral cur Mar deparlsmat ar Llwimp...MU be
emduitagt to • ma... 0146111. min woos M.
Tuna at 1213 DAELT'Clicelm
461{.
LIIL
natured hi Pleblorripi,lirlyer /nal 411 VW
a.4lsmig J.rdwAho iss e"taps r opirkwirstabia
So Oarriara.
, •
San WICVKILT IMAILZTTL
114 1 / 7 311 L. , los oatmeal
ts 4rafa eta ea at Dethb oat *ow Us ism
wt. shaipot sad beirisatty toothi lonmpdapcp
gil• am; iiMwdk Ia P. /lowa Vows
firmer, meehestio aulf MAW.. ow.: IT OW
ask 1111.1),Arli /MO sohn.us/leownost vim
leimprem% R.( m 51414 boas/ 40014/6 OA
iaitv. end a Wt. mtadtse Lv awl art
motile ems, temiaorr WM moil:We 0.1.1. M
pwreaftdow Mid er pp Was. It& eirria.4
twat estwarr istl4 M &Mal 4 Ay a Nossaor as
to Ora Mow Ma Oa am*. ea 4 "memo,.
aorta Imports qf tur11711174 0443 rrs
lowest
to 1. taw
.foam AC beta imam sal setarn
aad fa salu •frole. to Wan.% nva..
rat.. Samara Weal Wow. nava... an
adt...4 Waal. Ta. ism sizarrs...
vat CAW 0.. 0.1 . 4.
wawa... IV 1. 10,011talbt Sawa, to
imago. tie mita ...ma
V w bah.. fa Candy
tait Nap us a 1 retta. eq. tad"
ea.* ... afx, nut a.. atialtag gua
moan, as toe arr anew tat .644 of sae
aut.. Maid 1.10.41... a lOW.
.dttgalwr to cliblie am &mote at ma taw, itmaC.
war. Torlaargsr• nu! Zdreu.s.
man foa Sta lan= 111•11.11nal
Iltate ..
Mho ra, • 1.11.
IVr irmifte• fn. Drfir
Ras try addrearte• • '
TENEW. ZUD & 00,
lbs. tad • Mil tnie. Plitshrit/L
•••
. Down' P.D.T.D. Warta. DeszaDula.
jutenk OW. sal Vedas Squint*, asbUstigic
Lta um.% sal Mal Le suniedi pain. out Do
*TIMM to CH Tetra usigasso Trial 1241 DuLT
NEW LDVER
. JIM Jr.. Axiom Damon CO
Aga M )VP Arad. to am orAertirClitme
mew Afterui Away 04.11117Jtaad
aZi ether 'sows amour! poi inetied,asier
WALING WITIITIOVT DRUG/
Mks trsa strata. pl. el, .tual Mania art
1.. sod:vole are paystargleal
-ape Ct. halornT Or Mihttizelle mamt.
attas at sant. WI scam... alit Abell ,
=Meat tale beat optallas. la : a maser
QM' b Plana la Um Satruararat Or Dams.
-am C. anal. au beam TO tan, haU
OIo.OMM the Wm.* vital plapart. al, at..
n. Mu tOO IIiTIOSOLNOSIOO4. =SIC&
le loth, 0. 00213110 aa? 211 MUSS ILOSI.
cm; aall marble itslartoa tame' ibo le.
tatty or ta•Slaaralic atataals. .a alga
• aall salts atlas. lath alta. la. Systems
tomatiffiall pOrlw. , .11. .an Cheat saa
allataalatnatal . not astalit..l.Che
ty la tee lama. 40.4 watt.
1.1.41. .0 v. am* gala. mete Song'
la o o a.. n la art klallut pala b laira
11101 as la. of rtsktemassi fa lattlly tan.
Mode. la art. that Ta nu Ilia. admit oar
war. Inalta Of hall.. •H. oar masa
tosta....ll.ratties; othailaati. pactlaa.
• tha IMMIDLT Ciealow 01.141•1,61140/4
unfold morroclve mammas ialletad by area.
Br 1 Gonda 4.11n4 to as auto Os imonis•
'O7 diftass, eat.. lha.ool.leaMlo or
Pcaales. mama 2010 I 7 lapatrana t asst.
04,04. Ac.: lawn. Walls, alma, atr.
alto's. Omar, bisasitt, Maw*. as tle Pea.
oratallatlea, mama MI Malatya ma... 4001-
0000, Lm caraolatal. draper., Nob. ehaaaa.
{tam. 0 01 raitit.2.4 la Wars ov.spalasantbia..
Cop la kW to.. wend. our razattaa flu le
aaltly anal. to. Ws MO MOS sitact la palm
• But *masa., au. tan cleat. at the
na1 1 . 1 . 1 1. 141 .41. 1 .a1-I.la of thane Ilan
able macaw, aad antradaa arras.
tar lusetko; . yd unr vlsk.rxrucus *lon,.
rho, la It. krosdost mg Mt tboVloVomi
sartatrlz Name lletlata. b eatat as a asa.
at „Ma. SO 011112/141
&OA'S entstagnil6
HOLIDAT
AT
CLARK'S 15Rui
Nut's esankrirr;
• tIALIi ANT/CILLS.
smusi. P01;0111111/19, t 4N4 a.
N":lo3llift3 . It*Nit
tiiiritrems • • •• '
S. OCZOONMAINNN ,* BON
x•rannisarcrxacivan,
White , Lead Colot WOOL',
ifilltius
o.4o,;ismim •
4DA
*am ire. rovara irtniort.
4 iiitje.rad4Af :I.=
A O chilair
100,000, -1110,0*.e,.-”io,000.
. . .
" Jai; received, the idrave gamut at
' n loom stANDLT.N, • ,
lirblAs u h illaposid it( at low
tra.
w. eozitt.r. wnoi.ws'on.ga t
1 - hi - Liberty - drat, Plitiburati:' •
WE STER x illinitiCT:Or
-PO as SILVAN U.
LT A
VI. .a !maid ireisewlttla Uld dbtll.t. tho
th , 474l4lllVAlrt.`" A sptil tr=r-
_ _ .
EmsAIIT emu, AB* sa.vant
• WB/4021.16111h.
14. 1 ." 1 .....4 Ileatlefeal wow. tad • timid
[MTV Matt kli. :Taiga tg:
101111.1111 NUM. SS
Yu. sit IPZIMAAL 117141117, /Multi:3m
NOTICE - 16 nitnentanwar• I.
,
*anon& 4
YA W L ° rg! ' Dann. /.4.,notnirligorill
L.
r',i,,,, ‘44 dun at ,vll., errawass.
Imo boos ton or awl/44..4 .onluatios au
ton rano socornsont=odaramott.
adoe Nines Ltquors,
Ria.sh. 1. si 00,. OUZO twAxi) ' DI MIA Lt
allealwa
: , t
silo Dr 41617Arti10tli7ne
Pei er. PDA.tlVTB;tkastauner'
4.1?""`"""""7:11111tIZIEgy.on.
TEXN. CORN-14 c r 1440, to
MM. Wash
.447 Entsxr a co.
NEW ADITEIIVOMMUOTII.
NEW GOODS
FOB THE HOLI'DATB.
wit Jim Jon rwetriwif iron thi
lama stook or ellout Su* Tait itOumilY
Or -SUL awl mos - promo( to onormoto
PRESENTS FOR THEIR FIUEIIIB..T
OUR !MOCK 00311:182 . or
Mead Mold Wateles,
Ladles. lola Watebees,
Mai
Oast , . 64.1Rin.s.
71.• Pearl Ikts Linn att g; K"."
Slue Loral Bets.
ILL. Garnet Le.,•
Fine dold eau,
tar Elms., 'nye. Mated . ' Ware, V'
1114
Gold and 1111trwr leLlCanas,
: rir ldke" .4 .• Pan - Goods; 1.
ni H n non in Intik
WATTLES 'At 'SHEA F.!11101.
101 Fifth street, . •
==wsms;=2!
GREAT DARSIAINS
ritENCI-1' MERINOS.'
PAIRIAT k BAWLS, black and red antra.
'CLOaItaANDPACQUES. •
101.DAYINGI CLOTS -
xq.accF. sum rxr,irra.
HOCSEEIEPEE•II GOODS, ark? 7ill.tr.
Xs, salaam:, thaw Call and aea thesa. ar
H. J.ALPYNCIEL'S;
- 96 Stalk, t Street.
'VASES',"
COLOGNE SETS,
FA - btOlr CHINA,
Parla.rt. ttailiatei,
BOHEMIAN GLASS
As 4 stt:se MP= AID YANOT 00065. .la
ir42:r. alCol.l.4moves.,
_lOO Wood BtrHt.
BIfB YD IL &RUED & 01.
St6FAB 'TOWS FOR 110LIDATII,
Limit. taxa, wz WILL SILL
Ls Low, is Way Ham Ii the tit,.
SEUIPMULD'S.
Steam Confeetionery.
31? Liberty Street.
E=IZE2I
CANDY TOYS! CINDY TOTS!
AT NEW TUSK rsicks, NT
W. P. HUNKER & - CO.,
N 0.5.224 & 224 Liberty Street,
tl. - 01131KB 07 1111.tp.i
Candy To y JOanufacarers.
arm.
AT EATON'S,
=
Brad!ers Beilex FJlyptit 6klrts.
•
L el we AND baillallMl/T11.141,
aau 04.1. LIN urns,
r :i c k.I4)ILIZI SLIM AT sint.raw
GIiWAT REDOCTION
=if 20;11PRICialig
DUNI 1110•DL CLOTH SLCQII U.
mutely (zoom LOAD mama,
Itoz sat* al very 14r1rdwa
WRITE, ORR & OO
FOSTPDXERIENT.
TUZ LaDm UP TUX
P•swylTants &Tens E. E. (lurch
weal , respeettaila tlyi Nadi:tatty; outs/
in • a/avagemnautag is yearning
.
raarwirotte 313Cm.31,,
!nbarAlS AND PIIIIIVAL weial vs, Ss nye
r o w t45)74..111,1k amid iirsa Maw.
litts,llllft oit 12th
,
.11ekttealnady,sold
timpumesi.
delsdri
BEATTIEVIL PRESENTS
FOR .TEM HOLIDAYS.
_
- •
trurE PARLll.VaresfaciTis. _ .
• CIAO& AND nostasizas TARIM:
ELIMIANT • 111WILYAIT, DMZ=
aaS Illt• SAT*. • •
Nnotimasof Dgonsim raLtut
Lad 141110 ,
calm& Tolarr
Pitterily et oar alra lat.at Willa.. tan
Opened Mild tar all* at ta4latad MUM, at
- lat§ Vir•OCNCIL EiVreetta.
dodo lllE.lflir Erzgar.:
GLASS . ' SHADES I2in /MANDL
:64. vizir.% 42 jlig WOW)
OVAL , ND Rom sniDys,
ot.u.tan.att mom.
LOOKING GLASS ortints
yath aid:Limon
roma taw.
BILWar 1/16.13r.
HAZARD` , POWDER.
T MI NOW PREPLUEII, TO
clop torten sotto% all 0 . 1410 . WA*"
„ .
BMWS egLEMIATEDIOWDER:
obtiti art ii . or ii:ms h mn ows.
Li. ssi I It 4 7 / 4 1/JLII. BTUS% An.
10. 1 .7 Oftit to /DS Asetthruirras..ct,
macro; ruorsiman pramistinuaa.
•
ARTHUR KIRIL--
Sh!"T. l, .T.Vl,Vmno!noli
JETroker
741121111P/14;'''
*oat forthe nl.,0:10111.14; Aossalnetaw
.Joaanlgas. Label; thaseusos... itia•Opec
blestlee, and ontix brita4 ollattlesel* Tosgb,
lota.arCots sati 011p11414.4.0. B. Clonal nfik
it "4
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PAW/ 'TEO!. . - ;..,
. fast vagalved;ll Imre lad Oaf ai lot oirreal
Ted
at Iliancti Trak .;:.
wllO - 0.4,1Am
aamOatlaaa beat aly tad soana aaaroll. alto
Wm • trial aaa yam wat Oa - -
aca • • titassiaaailnkataavaa. •
E' OLDEsT mitzatusenED
Tams . : oar.
alofierseir le Greaten .11 11%.")
asaarsetarsqlPholeatte so* Rms. Dula II
TRUNKS,
-
Valiti6s t 'carpOt ago.
Air Alava lellortuient of LADIIIM , MATai.
toe- woon mu m% inetebenrk
irlitriVE:ratuirsiLTATlVLlLlL,
4..VMPIIi Y. ..
•
.iil
11 7 ; ritrat`A n TliVoo mina dr 1 ;1= *". lir
too anit day of JaA11.1%,180. itee wester op.
r i d t :Vjg i arLintimal.f. tom Ufa= r po. /lobar
Illaiiifirla " tralVaMt4"Mti'l4
• tor.> oryeass. aomaol•oflas tea. berms Marsh
1011.0 Tb• tofids l'ittaaufab aad Altoona
aro au.n m
i.. ud n b g r e o m Odboa ad l a a r t ssheo O d o t s b jocr i a n ,
P*4 . ° 4 t 2nra L"irirlgeitrLagllte..afr
onbtlodrtal=
ma o. te oanaeol••o• ai oalbrt
or
piglavatrortalos
vol., addrodapo JOWLY. LAE:.
41'60 sirdol. 1=11;Va. tdreff.
HEW ADVERTISENEENTB:
HOLIDAY GOODS!
J. B. McFADDEN & CO.
OTTID PECTFULLY AN- .
hano . sitr celallAuinL"llat=ilioticlth.7
NODS MUTABLE FORTIN 811180 N,
Ana weld re. , ectfaUl ask. of the DWI,
sally azusanatlo.. Ow stock or
•
WATCHES,DILIONDS,
`JEWELRY, •
Silver and Plated Ware,
le very °Umtata. sad baying bun ;massed
elaos tae late
DECLINE IN (TOLD,
are muted at micas sure to 431172 66:111PAC-
IluN.
J. B. WcFADDSN'4 CO,
95 Market Street.
Moat a lac:meter:Ws are tatrolld g the
"VIENAERIC OBLATE RAGS"
Smelllnt tow alb vely In./same. 01L4.
Ail) SZE. TRIM.
ITG2ZI
SLEIGH ROBES,
SLEIGH LININGS,
xiw BTU[! AHD SZW JrATTZBICS.
IstNitWlea l tec n trist. l i ;VI r *"."
Co 13 Male •
• IN THIS ItAILHT. •
H. liblasdlisadasiss DIUGOSTSand /HILT.
toi 11.141.21 Malan; CAHrsTs. OIL
CLOTHS. de.. at WU LOPEZ MOILS. •
OLIVER • • -
.McCLINTOCE.
& COMPANY,
terss.se Firm Inure.
ORBIT CLOSING OLT SI LB
• •
FALL AND WINTER
=war cziec)c•ding,
J. X, BOICHS'IILD it CO.'S,
ea MAILKILT 1111311112.
Cenaeariss Monday Dec . 11E1
NOW DI ?US TIYL TO ONT TOI3II
Christmas Presents Cheap.
sirso Ntrustra...sa
Nit
JOHN BOTH &
awl Wlletsmte Thaler, la
- .Pgiormair waiu DOAN:1110
W 13153; lumina, GINS, avas t
wEantes, efo., &0., ,‘
Mb? ialltbaart3r
caroinlituarninun ear" •
bos leave le inform Meld Mina, 400 tbe pulite
la "sem tbet tezree *boded tattle abeleale
Fete. et tbe ebbe toe, eed ere new reedy to
VUZIII O I4 ., Inn. 40 tie. ettlabottea el
ail
'lll6rAirat'it:Ar.'"/"."Ua'fr
tee eapetur beelines end pattteir Vett+ peed!
akin 'eta bottle! els tee ease.
704 atedlest patbeeei, War &mattes le
dinteted ;lair tem d
OLee 613/.11/1/ 111/U.
Lae rapersor blames et
• gliaNcis
.
•
Order. lob at Se, SP D1L.1103404' WM also be
Prolabtly attuded to.
• 'JOYa ROTH & SOX. i
•
TOR FRAGRANT TEAS
CHOICE COFFER,
PURE SPICES'
00m
•
nopuirtloN's
Na. 20 Fifth StreJt.
5L...28,400•
111/E0 0001"11441t
_
WAIJITMN tensgMlata •
Loan- of 1a20.000,
Hr a Mrs or 7Mtt lakrest piyable tgLL
u. a. Firmotis,
ottr acktra.i.
EMI
• • I PAPIR - HANGThret
lOW IitAIIVISSI. iIISZAT VAIMITY. •
No;'101' Ittarketlitirset
1011:'R. Avalon t Blao
lemon
. , FOUR, GRAIN 111111 PRODUCE I
_1(Ioniml&d&O 'Nlerchantsi
I.llzallr IT., PlTTlBtritalt.
Casidglasnau soileuti. I
11*matircer—s. Maltby ankle.. 31.0.6.
lI•ILiT.V. O, • O • f • 0 . un••=10 • cht
Br TE —UMW otlgs4_
. Amer azvotTuts.—iwi
llL.n.spia
sat inner Ceeletbel; to V sulk he ll '6
, ob• Call tee Cols'eAMY
_ 11$ .
be xirt - lueolvert. Code babe nee beer edp.
reepelost of. leimmai 'Venom lariat Obi V
ielmmitete eau mad Diem by txpress. b. 4. 4
JOl/13TOS, Great le'selarn Ova **Hay
See Fru neat. earner Warne. rittabbrib.
a dialla au,
Gurniaddi and Dealer In Ilarilsrarir:
Nntetu~Eoaf, of
sA P "' A `r .
,oloalmaratittir. on Mon zia.n... l"" j.ll:ag:
pfolimun.nnits MID! •enlog:
BBIN,'i, WHITE]
Are .t
-P.
N.lrirsck
1 par
IClLililiar PATIIIe n n taaut. .i t gg n t
a .IC la oot.'necrVrZ"l:l,llratalapisiat...Zlallralvaly aOi : t '
ApiaTlS LIEBLF , I4
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HATS:. CAP 6 AND F P RII,4
Ilac h Zainfecumr Plidesal•
• Dolan I.lluNEi, VALitetd.a..;
it
210;1111111mIllineld Plitaburalsi PS
Orden molar IlleS. WO utlatbstlen i!asx
GEORGE HEAVEN, ' •
CANDY UANUFACTUIER,
A ". d r i t.rgoiaratAnt 6 m
mt.ozziAs. SITIO" second icor
jn : yo 11 Waal Boa, Illaelksay Olvb I
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR TUESDAY,
AT yvm. SEMPLE'S
MEC=
emu DARE .1111L/L1N7121.
CEM=f3
1 eavi W/DS 78LEDR MERINO. • b.TV.I.
12=1:=3
2 orris OLLIOO for Orrafrrtr.
EC=
Gies pi:MD DADA PlliS'rll
AT If% Cijirj,. •
=
1333=12
ei!i;esboxy7.WlLlTX M.2MdIiTLLNRICL.
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I asa neavy PLAM TLA4P/L
Cl=2l
I..ea hM77.2.WIONIGAILICII
=
"Inge. naan stun BLAIMETA Sliikßi
damned:
A.T111.00 HACH,
. .
'NANCY %BIT SHAWLS. lil7 them)
AT eyie. PAM
CELILDILthiI ALL,WOOL:II.O23.
19=32E2321
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♦T 11le. BEil POUND
GOOD BATTING!.
=I
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=
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ass cues a 'gamma's, mars, cam.
•
BRUT 7.110N1T, HAAD.Kvcane re;
eLovre, YLII2IILLTII. $76.175,
Wholesale and 'Retail. al
WM. SEMPLE'S,
180 h, 182 Federal St., Allegheny.
20 PER CENT... SAV
A DISCOUNT of 20 PER CENT.
rtoatfrom regaLar prices Wowed on the eating
OVERCOATS,
TBOlt DM:MIDIS 15217 . . ►T
RAMALEY'S
rashtumble Gelblig Maierlva,
are. 336 Llbirrig Street.
PIR 'CI SAVID
A DtcourT or 11111 . PER CENT
.feetri Wtook glowed on the out
B.P.ApY-kLiDE CLOTlllrie
Witt tire exte!Vottet O1rm00►S!, at
Ra MALEY'S
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
Jib. 336 Liberty Strut
PEE CENT. SAVED
A DISCOUNT of 10 PLR CENT.
Gael' palms. allowed en Ms entre
elect of
FURNHIIIrie GOODS,
AT TIABIALEY'S
Easidosable Emporium
Jro. 336 Liberty SirveS,
deNl,lll ornerrs WAYltf trawr.
JOHN STRVENSON & SON,
NO. 93 Market Street,
IPx.r.razircrstcaff, we..,
=
TI MM" December 17th.
1 lift •BSOSTiiST OP
Colds of Theft Own importation;
Tr zcogxo
lartab. irresel. awl Ileum likiedit
ruts" IStauvv, Vous, &a.
Braes Statuary, Tam, Iles
Yu W, iron. AllVeaster and (Intl:Mods.
Poo/ Oltullooda. -
Wort Baxes, Hiladhreblet Boxes.
Dr..l■ll d.w. Wrlttog Duks.
Card Scalds. Obrent Mmes. •
A 34 gram bum 0r1431316,31iAb1e
HOLIDAY GIFTS
,
• Paxllab Plated flood.; as {Tett agnate.
, Beamed= Shan Yana and Blanes. ate.
maw, A rout era= or
Irmah7.l:4lT•Mito i Dismono
'Ml*CvquT. sna .11 ■ooa* 'ta:
H•Tus imported In mr sow, direct Rom
ligntr" to en tatextm to WI
racy Vaverabie .11)rfetat
JOHN El'l:r.vz.rifiON & SON.
1e11:1311
eizAssieit.ints, ;• .
.ORACEICETS ADD LialPS,
701 zrra.mieis OIL.
pa rs ar w ag l ajri If OT k ma:lA . lf esall
Trlesai
t!.. ,C6apdallan at....:.0/14
so s•
W."
$ 46
ineist...pittaras and OeatwuYma saliW
A Tax.i."Assorraco! Or j
Kitelien. Ball and Parlor Luips,
. . .
•
OPAI ID Pall 111013,
innnzancksaanuo, .00.; Anna..
qualities to wit perchuors.
AILTELIFit,
, as vs* scimi at,. anutust.
T911.4.0001'
TOBACeOf
TOBACCO!.
. •
FIVE HENDRED - CADDIES,
• inn nscacrviD oat oomaceirsisser.
CO), 61111% Mal MT (MOM I Bilk
' •Ai leer As 80e. per pewit:L.
Tobacconist. Ordain Ind 4,46.7 'rho co
l o:,tra wow& do weli to eau an eloWdo ele
ROBIIRT. WBDDELL'B
41thyL,wriva hhic !
Cor.lbealthileld &Water Ste.
1 41 1 2 - • BRILL- KEEP ON HAND
YG syske to ardar all ktndg
aDrilff vad Vta&Wl":2othriri,„_
1r ' l7 WE I I HiP3a
At DMZ 111X11 WAOt N. rut
1111=•-•";1111'.
CIEUMPEST PLACE: ON - TEM
CITY TO ITT TIDY :
T RIUMPH COOKIMCP,STOVE,
Is Ns ab.14041818T STALES
SIEOOO "
UNauip 4I3DiIOPTEIAOL
0.• 2Mt:
No. MlReiltaleld Strad.
=
N - EW ADRTHIRMENTS.
NOTIC7~.
REINEMAN,
MEYRAN
& SIEDLE,
Jewelers,
42 FIFTH STREET,
BEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE that ovtxue tO
the entran
at., ro a m
_en ?rider moraine. of
elt h heltWest r eVeAttittlerif 1).
camber IVO, as preeteucy senonsoeo, • but
o0041 .1 11:17 h geto Meade and the 11
sad
:relent gook or gut!' ""
OLD ID SILIT 600D3.
WARES, DIAMONDS,
OLOOKS PLATED WARE, &0.,
-
gap edsny far the now store
cull 2 .....peneei out al our Dreatut looatiou.
No. 29 Fifth Street,
IJXT TO 1LL142 BLOOL. i.
Mull la order to Lire Ott , pain= Watt* toel
- onz
IMMENSE HEW STOC/C,
We have Immediately eulamed out meant
r, Where We Weald Invite Dm pub!i
mica
t .re d exelee oat AND YAWNS before
poteaulag camerae'''.
the gee , Ito., end got gimlets toot for our
large Italy, lee Will sell everrllleg
Greatly Reduced Prices
DIARIES, Icor 11168,
I• ,'I
INITIAL PAPER AND ENTELOPE3
=Et=
FANCY STATIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS,
of erely desatptloa; ea bead Sal =Me to
order. • •
PAPER,GTOrjr Ike aid quality.
DRAT /MIA PA= zoo's,
ILECIIIR z00m.% TIMM BOOK?,
CHZOK 111010, en ell tie Beak.
=
•MIERS, MOYER a CO..
Poet Building, 39 Fifth Street
MICRO, GLYDB & CO.,
=
I=
HOLIDAY GOODS,
JUIT sucaztviv.
II Colllsll2B A URGE Vann- OP
. .
Sassy Glove rote*: .
eiaar litsal.., Wrath; Susan
Jewel Our. Carom Sauey t ortsoseleS. SC.
New Style Durex Skin. le emu: ~
, Size Lot of Album., worth fru& SLIM wary
- 11. hi, Nees's.,
Ler. ha, e! atessfa tor S r eepoSASlOSnok
1 as SUS • pats ..
. . .
1 Splendid Steak, et Late , Gude,
lIB3M
Pot. Lau Huildt.raltatt
Tolat Apitlgn• klazeikerebieft;
PCs, L.... c011ar.. manta. Lacs veuani
L.lllls , Rao Calms.
lfi Afau ticLu
Tan Unix Elsa dkafalslt. Mkt&
.11eaVd • Tackfil •36 cellist •
roll vett. Rlbladiese, 121{. cents; •
lie•Ty tulles Sibbod Alegi. a smuts:
/W.WI So., 21.auts:
Laollae Mertz* V.v. •llabtlywnws.73.;
Paper Oollarb. Na /as beZ.lO ant. Nada
• Itgowsiber, taw goods an to to lad
MILGRIM, GLIDE it CO.'IL.
& BO Market St.
1867. --
GERIBTX&S GIFTS.
- 1867
MACRO' & CARLISLE,
E=L=
GREAT HOLIDAY,: BALE.
OF MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS.
Jrwel 1.,34 Work Boxes:
lic.Vl sad lilevA Hosea;
Parfaisery Ma.d.;
Imil•DnalOsig Ours;
Mao Yina. ud BelnOlusat
• lug, Jet and Iraloy Jewell!
Motown Wallwa sad Hu.; ' '
NAM and imitation La..;
tient a 32.1 brotaered Itaatik•lf
/h. loart•I
lls•Cloth ant Slaw.
• quoins stock or
Underahirta and Drawer%
♦T VI.ZT LOW !AWLS.
311.411161F1L 3b7.1:131.1Pai
=t o ?, Slung to this cold ruip. • somplmte
TEUIVING3, cosarrs. mJm%
ZLPHIB AND EMT GOODS.
01013 111111i1I I I nun
Ittclivms _& CAELISk.II,
311.11V1a es;taNriset.
14. KIRKPATRICK,
w.sza..s.cmschaLs.
BOOK-KBEFFS AND ACCOMITIIT.
Of T SITT•71•1 TRIM. PIUCTIOLL /114
rifillaClS, WILL .I.I7iND
OPENING AND cuieNs Soul
ibbbilitilitiry B•oks Cleo OM bbil if
Opeao4 by Double 101 ,1 / 7 . Dersuwed
*oohs seoftrasely outlasted.
III!es ilt, bablis bait&
• tbenntil banaess
WI. on talri floor, Apollo 811 1 / 1 114, 'XL fge
SOUltlitt BTUNIT. • • doll as
riounie& ar&a. & CpK
ANCHOR COTTON MILL%
rrnsuoivm.
liundhetozom of Rau*, 34.050 n •ad Ugh
&It?HON AIM NAIMOLI&
saurzesi Aim aiming
F., W. 40. F.E.L.113,
GLUE, CURLED HAM
Tanners' Scraps, Ceroons,
CATTLE TAILS.
Bone% Neat'e Foot OIL &C.
Once sad Wand...use-10. 7At eIIITEIMILD
VTXXAT. Canny mons* Uta ran WILL)
. PUTSIIIVIIIIIH. PA.
HARRIS & EWING,
Wholesale Druggists,
C.Or. of Llbsvly If Warns ilia,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
our luta Comity, Trade liallattalL
eadzi
BAUM & inommit,
• •• d r
01[114
prmtmtoic BIIIIS10190tos,.•
=rtrar:M ji=".rii
• WD j.
NEW AD
c;rl2cmr/%2T
Mancirms AND MANDFACTUNIZA
NATIONA4 NANA.
Plttalotrel. Doeoub•rr 14111.11 C,
IarTMX AL3111141. IBLIICTION
ph°.
It Na oirli ea
t , Ilya win w e
TIMM/LT. ilwury .1111tb.
Boma. Ll:4lmm et 11.. 1l.•2;d21,
• deitall 30201 SCOTT. Jr..Outil•r.
SEMI-ANNUAL
CLOSING OUT
SALE
7 OF
!Fall and Winter
DAY CII.OODS,
lIMil
BARkER'S,
59
MARKET STRUT,
COXaEaCriell
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER, ID,
SP~CIw :d AC lONS !
LADIES' IBS
• T..
BTCORD & 00'S,
131 Wood Street.
p,stAillEs 1 SKATES I WILATES I
I hire weielved the largest. Qs tbeapeat.
sail Oa best Amu t at - •
isr. IP 333 8, ,. ,
mr. 0r...1 is ult. elty• •ausn tuirurn.
VD:VIM ntrigth t ritli WILL'Ate
7es74Mnor.pa.ttq et
LAMES!. SKATES •
lame *l'll= the leen Ske.tenstde Manteca.
I "me comfortable room eana•mad lOU .7
meld re, wrens
ee LeMell elm It ea their "eau betore
70D D.Ltl ' DT
I/Ail= now=.
L 76 laced street.
MICH4.NICB I SAVINGS BARK,
N 0.14 Smithfield Street,
prersausen, Pa.
urnmar rain os =rostra.- Lays ow
MOIL ON DOLLAR 011PARD.
Depoiltsnalved'flint to chalk, Iriant tp•
tend. • '
zwimas i!La9imoiric. Prim/Ideas.
aso TIBZILIA,II4WriaII Tress.",
JAXIS i/0P1t1311116
E==3
FEEi2ff,
OESMIMM
Eirr.4IIIMBED Isllll.
NOVI= l'lrriD VP WITB
Hot and Gild Water, &Col
XY Muisle“ W pll42lsal wattamos.
JOHN_TA.TE,
Nib ,wisher .I'mi Ga. Flier,
127 Lamy am 4 nObursti i and
id Federal Met, Allegany.
s. 1111111 rt /11•61611DLIIM.
GRUM Mal= 161110.
SWIAIINIEN
Epp. u 411101111211
Ilimerst Asa* aF Wats= huurrhsati et
Coldbuital Life Insurance Oh,
F7: 5 1M77M1TK;77
PM.. • rt,"4,
M'MASTEIt i OAIIAM & 11 111111IFIELD I
itteneyla einnltrtwit•Lair,
ANI.JOLICITOU IN ItOlllllllOY,
!mumps sr.
gag.. le 1112.11112 seravvr,
I=
mxri
ESTANLISIIII.D. IN 16142.
J. I'. WRAY & BROS.,
suocaseoza To x. ocunrctivr,
STIIII CRIC: t Bthill,
99 amid it Jrririii street, .
PPMPAPIIISCH.
to:i 4 I:4 •
• •LLlbil.l . ■Ai/ONAL aktllC
Detinaler 10 • I . C.
larTat. AMA*r'ELS:CTION
riles 7Zr. VI/M . lr -11V.11!:11".4.*.
TIJIBEILY. Jimax47 Iftß Ny
Itt.wi **Sirs of a. x... 4 T.
0114:161 S. W. Is v. Cuhi,r.
TIM/ lArioAttAta.. }. ,
ar m. 1111111PAL DI AaCTION
ULILI
for Dlrsetlni, Is save Sothis
plyliss!,:mlU s! tfte Nasktsg Nom%
"""".
JOG::
K.
del4:tb LIVINGSTON,
Cable.
• I, l 4lTM,."'ilr
•
Amaral. ELECTION
fai t
11;r121&ILC , 08t. io Sena tor the
I .f Vtat . trlll t , e held attlto Ittalttnit 11011114
TIIZSD&Y, JA3UA*y 11. /tddl,
111 , 11=1. !wan of P. at.
O. OYITH. CaahlaP
Imuyancll , HSYtoNSL JAW.. I
rlttaaural,Doo. la , W.
tarripm, D ANNUAL' my...ono'
Ur.... of tat. Haat will be told
14014 o:f..ll"Cern i , ye . y . Li=l,, r a zt.ta
• . TBANISALINV RATIONAL NAM
NOttabann t Ike. f t IW,
farTINE ANNEAL 'ELECTION
JOT Germ DlreetoN, to *woe for tbi
oust. ye. .1.11 b e We at the llanklag Bonn
nTR CADA!, Jammu? VA. INN. WM.. a the
one •t II A. NE. mot Ir. N.
R. VAN X•INLR. Woe rre.iAtat
.
• ftor Ls , or Nwri•NAL 1A
rltteberel. Dee. 7 Tali
I AN EILACCI'ION
tie
imau lrepors oral. Beek, will be bett a aS
MO. bet wee% a: rag: "1'
."
41 ' "."47
•. sad 1 r:
1. M. *IRMO tt, Sadao.; '
CT/Mar BaTfo.aL lasts Pirriali..ll,
111Untril4 Dozikaber t, UP.
tgirTWE ANN" ILL ELECTION
nKaatu7 :N....1g rat
1. ,, r get:kw. .11611. bon.. ..EOlllll
&DT, Jr.:Culla.
?unrest Hamra: Bur or comma%
Deane. ma.
"II7UR ANIMAL ELECTION ,
for .14. as Dlsseloa Itill1711(ot tae a.
0r2 K 1171 3 wltl 0 :31# Tr, 'lralfr.V . Z.
hosts of 11.5. 3. sad 1 r ta.
JOS. B. _
1161 CITY RATIOVAL BANS 0? ft/TIMMS'.
rin.bt.ght ieMiNST,I. on.
THE ANNEAL ELECTION
701 TAILICPEEN DIRECTORS to tun
21 1 Z01:2:::7 . 1 SS.. Will be Mad AS Me
TUMIDLY. Jammu 14th. LUL •
Behan u. tow. •• 1' 121[. 83111 Ir.
U.
u• I
,
A 14111.1.111, ZIJECTION
• of Directors ter the
'llllllll 11111114 11111 01 1 1 / 1 111161,
will fake place at the Dukllr Dense. between
the belie
_et eltiree A. M. sad twos w.,
111 _.. 12 r! the 14 1 e rlitTria. " 1: =ler,
ntislisrgh, Pa. . Dee. rth. /Ono
IIarTMON PACIFIC U. B. CO.
NOTICE.
TBE 0011PDXII OP
THE FIRST INORTOMIE BONDS
TiA
Dien Patine Railroad Company,
DUX JIMMY:Ir LT. La
11 As WAN Gland altar MIL Alt . ,
II GOLD cot*,
XXXX OP GIVAILNMENT TAX,
At lb. goupsfira Oaks. No. 20 Bus...itat,
N 4,011. aw Tor I t.
JOHN J. onsco. Tresgarcr
A.170T/ON SALM&
at 1111112111011 PAL C di CO.
THE DEIiIIIABLE PROPRI/214
• 66 WOOD 13ThIM,
A:II7CPTICIIOM
P.M
OLTIIMOLT, December told, VIZ?
P.M. Oa Ittilmlso., will be de.
Ina.. Am of Broiled. X. Id Wool street, bat
ten • Dont of WM bet, and Ctleadlitir back
ma en mldelt erected Ute matmnt.a!ly 0.111
terte-atere Brick inane. Boon, at rem.;
0011111114/ by. deem P.
Meat and abbe Dealer. Xed • Who'ems
2 a tute -- ( . ..tatrd nuh and the batman.. I P.O.
bed two Team named)p bead end maniac.
"et • beeteeee els laea , RY MIMI,
psned.'.4 us capitalist...ad butane ma gen
erally. able abate wave Tory itttnotiVe. es the
onnortantly fir Ismestmen. la Wood ' street
probatay we otter, rat. mamma.
baIITESUM. ialrsa /OE
000
M),
1617
Panda7lltb stmt.
ETA. LeILWALIER,
CTION BALE OW 11,000.111,12.,
W
toot toO Umtw lo oa WU MOatat Pit
Inn rottsiorto ttotlAthot. tOtstr. of Irwin
Moot sal Mrs.* WIT, for 5c...., oboes It
trigf,a. e CCO Bklitto43 Pilo tio•Dr.
It, tad on too Allerthou T. 2.1
241,116 111.4 t ahargubarge
MOS ItaILWAIIOIf., Avet.r.
VALUABLE. DAME' STOUR'S,
ISU.-111211DA7 ItYLIFLNEI. Jteetast:or
17th. at sbtertelect, will le eole. on the second
lone or Ceneerelalpalesltocces, Xo.loll6initbo
laid street:
15 aharaCTOltd National Haan.
la name Pooplesi National Bank:
NO mama Triumph till Oa
ILkan. Plitabaran Ural. Co.
10 alas. flan Moat* Anoelation
Ml 0.10.• llaseloatair Ilarings RNA.
',abates maellti t • IlantlATelograidt CO.
13 abates Coaxal rank alkatior
doll A. MeLLWA.III.N. Auctioneer.
==
•
FIIRMITIIIIE AND PIANO AT
.11.17011011.—f10 enure house/mid fund.
two tt rte visMeset Suillastutz no t i ll: ;
bekenaataVs Ant Was 7 oetWill Pine Torte, la
0.".. ! ... " U " . 11,21111A.51t. Antileamar,
dell US federal nmit, •11717 my.
VA :4 ;# 4;4: 11 16) Fri) r l / 4! li ff.
1867. 1111NT= STOCK. 1867 .
C RPM TS,
lIATTINGII, OIL CLOUT,
WINDOW ISHADER
DRUGONTS,
MEDALLION DRUGGETS,
MATS AND RIAIS,
TABLE AND PIANO COVENS,
.ALL-WOOL INGRAIN.
. *good elsortmett, Tptl LOW MICR&
BOVARD, ROSE & CO..
21 211th Street,
del COPIA BATTS
CAIIPETS AT COST.
Fora Short Time
PREPARATORY TO T/BIRO STOCK
I To, tarp Indust el
OIL CLOTHS,
Window Slhades,
aßco3c.z...dmscrzzaal,
Cheap. All-Wool Ingrains.
McCALLUIrI BROS.,
1111 W Sues% above Weed.
11030
NEW WALL STEC,'
up
CARPETS:
IicPABLAND COLLINS
OMB TO CUSH nirsiss
,
BARGAINS . AT RETAIL.
lion. 71 And 78 viral street,
alter so tritrrim wrArss crmtrom Howl;
saves ?WM
Yealtretrin a/MT.
THIN IN TO GIVE NOTICE that
on
Vita= tb l D n M m adnays fy
was triadl MAM
tb a
11121111W17C or STZPICIEW Z. EMMA
Of Allistitny City, tbe emote Of 1 resben,.
Mad Ulm of Pensurylmmil has ism the Sadiron • bankto pi on Ida on mtltion; th at Um
Payment of my debt. and dears A of my rro.
histolongnag mcb baakmpt, alm s or Gm
his oss sod the truster of Cuy PmPOMY by
ass dforaidden by last- Mt • monitor of the
creditors of the saidlmams. to pro.e that,
debts., aa4 to Moose., or moresints of Ma
emm, 'Mt be bald as • Panel of aMs.roptcy. to
be Midas at No. IA Federal amt. Allogimny
RM. 11.. fenla as et ocock a. a.
'SWAIM /L. AP .WLI .
sends. • If. ft. MarttaL
wE E 6 N . DILSTIIIIUT or.
PENNISYLVANTA.
At Pittgotrgb. the the day et Dateakee D
lxg. 'rho 0000rsigueo bentrr gi A IL.;
FpollsitottiA . Ak Assignee Jtmara
I. Abe Cmoty of Alto.
.:41;Itt e. Wlint.r.f.,l ° 2l:4l,t Vak..`"n d
„id
nhum f pgiCoj, jly Olststot
atielo •
nun ti
F /1111'014
• .6.OIIANICAL AND EAGENZIIIIIII
DRAFT BACAL.N.;
omaq PUPA II U 4.. No. 71 TalaD
:CL lir liolluaiNo.
PA.