matinee the neglect of Ohytici or chem.
istry. Ir, then, in this !Mart time he is
I to prepare himself to bo an e.igineer, let
I him study all the bianches tele-
WISDIFIMIDAY; Du mas= 1187. inr
Tip gittstan g i aytte
TUE COKING CA-IMMO.
Afewof the Republican Journals are
It the opinion that the National Con
vention has been called at too early a
dal; In this Judgment we do not oen•
mu. An aptly. And protracted political
mauls is undoubted!) . attended with
/tally inconveStlenees and much cost of
time and money. Bat it has its recom
penses It is cm" of the chief instru
mentalities for enlightening citizen,
upon current public questions as well as
upon the elementall Principles of goy
ernmest, and of infuing into them
trunk I nterc o; in • the settlement
of >,..einon questions as matches
amity their , responsibilities as vo
ters. Doubtless many men 'officiate
as speakers before political convocations
who are bat Poorly qualified for the po.
'Wen; bot OA is just u true of a good
"mg Ma who get seated in Ministers'
o w/t oni n g professors' chairs. However
in - m u p p political orators may teal in
rant adltistian, In coarse allusions and
on t i o n o c o, because they have no better
=m nths at their disposal, there ore
~others who posseu considerable
n ature tad grasp of mind, who are em
bonevith a Vitalising enthusiasm for
„ n al 'Weis and measure., and never
ce imparting largely of their own
Lump= to their hearers.
. Ins monarchial countries_ it is only
needful or desirable for the privileged
• dupes to cokaprehead the mie of goy.
oreateat—ins lintitattons and obligations
;...41s processes by which it is carried on
..tad the Measures lobe discarded and
adopted: Thin is because they alone
'hare a potential voice in these matters.
Rader republican forms the privileged
classes embrace all the voters; and the
Mate necessity is laid en them of dis
charging their political duties intent
gully iLs is devolved on the powerful
thiamin o ther lauds. lies meetings
are th e colleges in which poetical knout.
agle is taught—peripatetic seminaries,
after the manner.of the =death
Oenurratives, who are commonly
lintbirged with profound contempt for .
,the nausea, may moils at this ; -but we
have en ending faith in the people, and
that however slowly, they will certainly
come'right in the end, and Just in pro.
portinn u the truth In each given cue
is Carly end forcibly presented to their
minds.'
, Whatever effort the approaching can•
ono inay , cost, the investment will pay.
Indeed, popular institutions can be sus.
' Mined en no other terms. Tree discus
new, ind an abundance of it, is u maces-.
eery to the extotence of liberty, u air is
to physical life._ •
EDUCATION OF YOUNG MEN.
If any apology' were needed for the
space occupied; in our columns on the
oublect of eduCition, It may be found in
ita - uoportance.: It coacerns every parent
and every CRibil. OR the prover educa
tion of our youth depends in, a greet
measure, the perpetuity of our freeln
ttitutiona • !
If you have a eon, you are striviag to
acquire property to enable yen to-affgrd
his all needful, advantsger, that he may
become an intelligent, meful and sue
seessfol man. It is net your great deshn
to leave him a fortune that
. will render
him independent of exertion, e puny,
weak man, a mere animater of your
bard-auned substance. Naltber do yen
wishthn. to feel during his minority, that
be will 'not be required to put fortis
*Harts, aid earnest efforts, for his sup
port, in after life. 'floe have profited
at all by obserration, you know that the
seltdependent becomes the self-reliant,
the energetic, intelligent and snecesstel
. wan; and thosawho do depend on others
are wanting in energy, are feeble and
Inefficient, if snot vicious and miserable.
The importaitt pert of his education, if
he Is broughtep as he should be, we do
- not joy the most important part, is Ids
school education. What shim this bet
If you are able and be has the regal
'Ste capacity lad tastes, then you will
give Alm a thorough education, in all
the aclencu and in 501110 of tie ancient
, and modern langnapaaJ No better prep.
smitten can we ham ter ibe battle of life.
If he is to he a profesmonal 'mars you
wl . ll not be satisfied with anything abort
0 the bast equipment; the largest store
o ... ammunition and the best training of
thelastrnment with which be Is to use
It Anything short If thts•will, so Mr.
, send him forth unfitted for the struggle.
The time required 'my be long, but you
have the MP= to ,smitain him, and he
cannot afford .to omit anything that will
sexist him In winning themes. If four
years of study might poulbly result in
Allure; while eight would, in all proba
bility, crown his efforts with success,
then the additional four will be takes.
• You will listen to as abort course, no.
*else lesson-kumbug, no forced ascent
under high presiure up the hill of science.
That course, however long, which will
tout discipline his mind and store it
with maul learning you will give him.
If It Is decided that he will not be a
prefeeslonal man, and yen have ell the
means to educate hill fully, what them ?
We still ens er, give him a thorough
collegiate .• of instruction, if be
has soy disp Uon to lint himself of
its advantag As are. his developed
Powers of nd and hie stores of learn
. fag, go will his influence, hippies' and
seems be other' things being equal.
Every increment of mental strew gib and
arum addition to liisknowledgeiwill add
4 ,,
so me th to Ids chinos' in th race of
life. For all that con - statutes a lOC
cess he 'will lie so much better p pored.
If he has such a distaste for the [ ancient
Lepage' a • to make the study if them
painful and progress in them slot . end
foiced, then- omit them. We heuld
My the same of the higher metheitudics.
We de not uTeso by this that We would
alwayl mouth the taste of a boy in
every study. ?ogle are not to be Molt
ted on any account, except total ince,
.
parity.' Are speak of the higher depart
ments of study. 'Of natural science and
Jhe hamsnitlei of learning also him a
thsreltgb knowledge, and - NM in pro
parties u be his this
. cdneatlon will he
be fitted mte mechanic, or Modems man,
or farmer,. to be Influential 'and hippy as
well as successful
;Tien may think that you 'einem
.stances demand that your son should en
gage in some employment .at sixteen or
wreateen, and that all the . ethic:alien he
nay have must be obtained before that
early period. Tour object then should
bs to adapt his studies to the Isueittem
he is to pursue, and the time to be de
nted to then, if these are decided on.
Tha simple fact that a study is useful, in
igeneraisense, is not a milllcient reason
for requiring your sea to pima% The
guestion should be, Is it bes for him
under all the cirgrunstances: It may be
isethl to knew how to makesto g i, to pre;
pare dings, to cure diseases, or to sail a
skip; hut if yen sea is to be a grocer, or
a dry goads merchant, you cannot afford
tke time to give him a knowledge of all
- those kinds of bullets. It may be
wall to have an elagantboot, bat if you
.smut have tiro of that kind it will the'
better to have& pair of a cheaper quali
ty. • shoemaker learns the trade of si
abisetimiter, and a carpenter, that of a car
pester. 80, with &limited time to pie-
Ism your son for his bnaineu, of all the
..any branches efstudy, select that which
will be molt useful to hint.
, Yea may say one. of these numerous
stadia :will tend to discipline his mind,
or may in some Way be useful to him.
Bat other studios may discipline' his
l oad as well, and at the same time have
s sere directLbearing on ids future. In
oils case IA we are supposing it Would
two .or.three
. ,
E§Z
ag• direelly .to that \ calling and
as many other collateral branches
as he can. Surveying or ' physics
should not be omitted for Greek or
mental philosophy. All articles of
food are good; lent not all equally so to
all persona at all times—eome may even
be poisonous.
But, you may my, I leave this all to
his instructor. Hew do you do this? Do
you go to an intelligent, conscleations,
unselfish teacher, who has no favorite
studies, and tell him all your plans con.
corning your son, and then coMmit Els
education to Mtn!' or; do you amid yi&
son, leaving the matter in his hinds. if
so, then he only is to he cossnited and
pleased. If he tent satisfied then he
will convince you, who know nothing
of the diScultiei of the huitructor, that
another . school is better. -,To say you
leave year eon's education to his interne
tor, without consulting him or giving
him information of , your ;wishes and
plans, is like committing tho building of
.your hot= to an architect without In
structing n 1 'as to the oleo, =bidet
and location. He might build s gtiod
house, but it ought also be wholly Un—
fitted for you, or Might be beyond Your
Means.' • .
You have but limited time and money,
and you wish to , give this time and mo
ney to the education of your son, so as
to accomplish the mast possible for him.
Nothing is to be lost or misapplied.
Everything should bear on the object in
view. Very few went' are fitted to
give directions ss to *these 'Undies, sad
still moat think they can. They decide
on studies with which they have no ac
quaintance. Tke lass of time and me.
lily been are OZOIMOIIs. Great mistakes
are made, and ute fang rem of surdentiia
their classes becomes greatly impeded.
Teachers also may class students to suit
their coins 'convenience, or the infer
race of the pupils themselves, without
regard to whatis best.
This subject deserves the considera
tion of every parent If time isMoney,
then save lt. Est the time of a youth is
far more valuable than money. To edit
cite your sea soa is the test possible minter
!or his future, should lm yOur earn
est desire; but tide cannotbe done in the
best way - and withthe lout loss of time
without some time and retch theught on
your pert.
POLITICAL PANIC,
There Is cowardice la political as well
as military life. the recent terrible
rebellion throng which our Govern
ment passed whirle - Ainsions of brave
men en eitheF iide were seized with
pule and fled in discrrier and confuslon
before the. advaleing foe. When the
smoke'. of .battle rolled away aid the
eche of the maven hushed, investrgatlea
Into the ceases of the &Lustrous break
leg away of companies, regiments aid
Irrigates resulted in the discovery of
some trifling Incident whlchewelled lab
larger resections as it sweptulong the
line, and Infised into the stoniest hearts
the germs of cowardice, which
.raplaly
ripaset Into unworthy and dishonorable
retreat; lie with ;ennui parties.
iltinpleveverses are migrated into great
impending calamities, and men desert
their cetera net 'knowing why, nor
caring to stop aid inquire. Principles
held near aid dear are forgotten in the
stampede, and GU more cowardly would
den the garments of the enemy and fall
into .kis ranks rather. Aeon attempt to
item the torrent which they imagine is
sweeping down upon them.
The Republican party Is now pasting
ihnsugh such an nrdeaL Its leaders,'
not the rank and die, broke before the
enemy, and cesunnalcated a panic
to
their followers. They have been re.
treating in disorder and confines, scat
ierLig aid abandoning their principles
of the wsynde, as the terrorotricken
army mark& its fliglit with arms and
aormutdden, left to siren gthen the hinds
of the rinemy — Gagers; the greatbar.
iier thrown up by the people against
political usurpation or despotic emcroack.
merits, was expected , to present a bold
front ; but It, top, struck its flag, and
trenthilsgly gave way-So the panic of the
hour— The National Committee of the
Republican party wavered, aid there
were found STEM among its few members
hearts Iliad with fear that prompted a
clangs in tka name of the noble ell
organization, rather than continue the
fight snider the Lame banner that set
at liberty miming of men and women,
. _
and numeastelly tieulutelited the per
petuity of the Union against the armed
legions Mat attempted its destruction.
The panic' bas spent itself. Beam
ing ream will show the weekend; sad
the filly of the light. New leaden
wilt be fiend to stand the storm and
lapin In the hearts of - Ripubllesasain-
Aden.% that the gnat destiny of the
party may be fulfilled, and liberty and
equality be established . among' tho
people from one end of the land to the
other.
—The Duke of Edinburgh went lion
bruiting in Benin Africa, and shot an
- elephant with, his ewe royal hands and
his own royal rifle. After graciously
receiving three cheers front his admiring
Companion he assisted in robbing the
slaughtered animal of its hide. No mat
ter hew we get it, we have a deal lit Ore
relpect and admiration for this young
dike tkw for his Walsh brother, and
we hope that his elephant drooling was a
more legitimate proceeding than was his
brother's sheeting if amid hearth lax
'any same years ago. la the forest of
Moritzburg a large herd of wild swine is
kept for the purpose of being hunted and
shot' They are really wild and germ
enough, loft they come to a cert4a put
of the forest every evening to find food
left for them. The Prince of Walntook
his stand behind a 'fence at this place,
and When a poor old boar came within
a few feet he shot him, wherenponthe
lackeys et the King of PlM:my, who
were stesuliag la readiness, rushed up
and pat an end to the straggles of the
beast. The Prince then thrust a large
huatlegkalfe into the bear's nick and
precLumed his sporting victory. That
night a grand slipper In the .old castle If
Moritzbarg celebrated the event, and to
this day the head of a wild boar—the
Prism's bear--assists in adornthg the
sPacieus dieing hall of the indent and
royal castle of Moritzburg. We bspe
and believe that the young Duke's tri
umphs are mere of the real thing than
the esti just 'united..
—ln Vibrance the opinion metal],
that. ictor Emanuel will,
.before many
stoatlui; abdicate, and peso the rest of
his days at the horse of ' his daughter,
the 9oeen Of :Portugal. This would bo
ime of the i 'saddest and most Interesting
of events. Eight years ago there was
no mare palmier man, citizen or. King;
In the World. The raiser all countries
sung kis praises, ad the . young men of
the World flocked to fight under his ki
lter, beeldi Garibaldi, and all Italy war
shipped the great Inns end aPpland&ti
Gariaaldller his choice. Now ha is bro
ken dewnAn health and reputation,
remMturely old, hated by his people,
despised fir his weakness and tainathm,
living la dread under the thumb of a
Bonaparte, with no hopes for the Intuit,
sad lore clouds than sunshine In the
put; Eight years ago he was the great.
set royal barn of, the day, and aow, if
this be a hero, we want nono of them,
for we tine ealrOjk.
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The American Erehrings and BLVICIO
tells some very pretty facto and fancies
about bells, and we have clipped the fin
, _lowing from the much longer article
publisLed In that paper. After speaking
of the sizes and virtues of various re
nowned once , it goes on to say:.
The bell of St. Pilian,ln Perthshire,
cured lunacy. The patient Was only
obliged to bathe in the pool of the skint
and spend the night alone in the chapel.
If hie disordered intellect survived such
en ordeal, in the morning the bell was
placed upon his heal with due ceremony
and forthwith his wits returned. An
other bell wan_so attached to its home
that it extricated itself from the hands
of a thief, and returning, took up its
abode in its accustomed tower. Stringer
still, Clothaire U. once carried off a bell
from Soissoos,—in 4M:randy, to Paris.
Arrived In the capital, behold a miracle!
The bell was dumb; nor did its voice re
turn till, being sent back to its old quer
'feta.; it began to ring spontrumounly and
Joyously, while yet seven miles from
Soissons, so loudly that the people of the
town recognized the old familiar tones,
e.nd rushed forth tumultuously to wel
come It.
A curious circumstinco is said to have
occurred at the death of the Duke of
Wellington, . which would have , been.
written a miracle a hundred two years
ago. Hearing of the death of the old
soldier, the Dean of Trim, Where the
Duke had passed many of his early
years And orde r ed that t he
in
Parliluaent, that the bells should
be tolled. The tenor, one of the finest
and sweetest in Ireland, was no sooner
struck than it broke. Upon examina
tion it wax found to have been cast in
the very sumo year of the Duke's birth,
1709.
A legend of the Bluntlp peninsula has
been preserved by Lthland. „ l2l his poem
' gulch; 7 ,
whose n peals Ti r ing oa h n e i
light through the forest:
From age toage thole wounds are heard,
- Horse on the breeze at twilight. hour,
From age tofu. no foot bath found,
A. pathway to the mingtor toner:,
Tears ago, as the story gems, the little ,
village or Raleigh, Nottinghamshire,
England, was ongnlphod, and the peas
ants, walking now - with their, ahlidren
on Sundays and hely days over the un
broken men, bend their ears to the
ground, and through the clover and
they hear "sweet and far" the
'chimes of the lost parish church. What
tales of wonder may.linve been founded
on the call of the mimmutero, or bell bird
of Demarara, a snow-whitellttle creature
which carries on Rs head a tube nearly
three inches long, which It can fill witn
wiad at pleasure; and the tones from this
feathery spire mt be hoard through the
deep forest a distance of three miles, and
sound like the tolling of a convent bell.
Father Prout wrote with deep affec
tion of
.The anent belle of abandon, .
Tbat wand to grand on.
Tps plasaant 'Wan
Or teed rivar Lao ,
But the moat touching story of attach
ment to the tones of a bell ie that of the
peal in the I.Americk cathedral. The
bells were mode fora convent la Italy
. .
by an Italian of great skill In his art,
and so dear to him did they become that'
he took up his abode near tiro convent
ens, where he could daily hear. the be
loved chimes. !But political troubles
arose; the monks were driven from their
monastery, the Italian from his home,
and the bells were carried he knew sot
where. Tears afterward, in his wan
',lariats, the Italian came to Limerick.
Ott a calm, beautiful evening, as , he
sailed slowly •up the broad waters of
the Shannon, suddenly upon the
golden stillness - broke the peal of his
long-lost bells. Full and sweet they
echoed over thettream, and every vibra,
tion was to him 'the voice of the home
forever lost, of the friends departed, of
the youth that only Memory could re
call. lie bowed his read reverently and
listened. The seamen came to him by
and by. His face wee still turned to
ward the cathedral, The Met tones of
the beloved chitties were still trembling
,on the.qulet air, but he heeded them no
longer; his eyes were closed forever
:open earth.
—Hon. Edward Thornton., C. 8., who
has accepted the position of Minister of
Great Britian to this country, is the son
of .the lat. Sir Edward Thornton. He
commenced his official career .wenty
five years ago as attache of the British
Mission at Turin. Since 1343 he has !
been connected with Mexican and South
'American Legations, and at the time he
wad recalled to accept this more import
ant post, was holding the poeittou of En
voy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni
potentiary to the Emperor of Brazil.
He received the Order of the Bath in
1883, as a recognition of the value of his
services. He also bears a Portuguese title
of nobility, Count of Cassilbas, minter
rid by King John VI., to which he suc
ceeded on the death of his father. • Mr. .
Thornton's abilities es a diplomatist are
represented as of a high order, and ht.
twenty-two ysars of familiarity with
American affairs will stand him in good
stead. • -
—The Popo, when vieiting a wounded
Captain in Rome, saw a musket in his
roam, and at once asked whether it was
a Chassepot. On being answered intim
iffirinative, the - Holy Father took the
gnniu his hand, examined it with la
tense Interest, and asked to have the
mechanism explained to him. What •
subject for a picture for the next interna
tional exhibition—The Pope with the
tiara on his head goingthrough the with_
and platoon exercise Mediae:static
admiration of the last great prep of the
temporal power—the/kali CAtampot.
—Recently n lady, in' company with a
distingulibed Western Governor, called
upon a friend who was at the capitol, to
main in getting a lad appointed page in
the House of Itopresentativee, giving as
a ground of dawn to the appointment
that the lad was a son of the lady at
Whose -house President Lincoln died,
The friend gravely replied that he
thought he could get appointments for
three pages, If wanted, If the lady could
only get President Johnson to corns to
the same bowie and die.— WasA. coerce.
N. Y. Tribune.
—Ari English medical journal, consid
ered the blghmt medical authority ha the
world, gives the following swan infantile
curs for small pox and scarlet fever: Sul
phate of zinc one grain; foxglove (di -
a one grain; half a teaspoon ful of
auger; mix with two teaspoonsful of
water. Take a spoonful every hour.
Either disease will disappear in twelve
hours. For a child dines according to
age. • It states that if countrieswill com
pel their doctors to use this, there would
be no,ne.ed of pest houses.
—An view of the approach of the skat
ing season, the following from Hairs
Journal of Health may save our friends
who indulge in the rocreagion of skating
no small amount of discomfort: "Be
fore starting for the ice, bathe your feet
in cold water, dry them perfectly, and
give them. a geed rubbing. with a crash.
towel, pot on a pair of woolen or heavy
cotton stockings, and your feet will re
main comfortably warm for three or four
hours in thecoldest weather." .
•
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PORE LIQUOR&
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Tan Lagar" Tars
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Tor medicinal paraam.
Tor atadislaal l Upon.
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Clorox Itrasdr. Part WWI,
elbarrr W•na, Nadal» Inas,
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Careered' the theawall aad SWIM, street.
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tons of itYle MIAMI MP/.
Veletas has wand hit ersitm error the
lettl. whits-Dig the earth, brOstag ts•stresior
Miataralsl tee Ismer to peanut arYster:
Open Wasasse at well as Malta • lastest. Me
pup' 'member e pro/.ensmallet treat. Tee
hood 10 settee from lb. surfeeref the boAy huh
pool Its taicr foaataln. in, .11111..na4 rarer,
hheismse emu Paleo•ar7 Dheyes, )flllo¢lll.ss,
tad oneirment disorders of the etaseseh eel
Meals are apt to to the remit ' • '
yew, east re remind to 141111/ tie OVUM
tsarist the attests of AMA. this e•gn•ar.
Clearly '4 hoxta erhiele. 'mass threw, the
Itantml epos the eireslation issue urrou
redstrratlse the that Malt so its
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semstion. let Min Is het •11 that is reenftes.
With the Tome rout be cosseted neh Ate's-
Airell nod IZOOLATIXO 01i.e1.. 44.111 teed to
keep the enure ealesel gem
trestle, Ordsr. ,,
Um grand rearlisitee If • estate, rest.
retire rarer. le their reSest peffestlah. In
ZITOMALCII nivzsgs. Inlet to
earepeanded of the Remit rsgetable et:maims%
sad ...Mutt, of . the most goals! mid 111111,1fal
reeds, bark .1101 plants that the herbalists sad
Demists of Me world hare Tut
Coughing ID Church.
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fiIISBIIRGILIDAILY GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS, . 1857:
1868.
1786 . PROSPECTIM
THE Prrrsuan OREM
Ms largest daily paper in the State of
Pennsylvania, asters the ellid year of its
distend math increased f...ities for tits
*mita:auto de current news of the day,
end for rendering good political Jaren:*
the important Presidentia/ Canvass of
27wfortheowelagsessio0 of Craigrase
promlecs to prow one of the wag
ant held ranee the formation of the Goo
ernment, and the proceedings scat be anx
iously watched by the intelligent massee.
/n view of the deep interest centered in the
proceedings, the proprietors of the GA
ZETTE have made arrangements for
daily dispatches and letters during the
session, from a highly irdelligent corre
spondent, who enjoys the confidence and
friendship of the leading members of the
Senate and House, the heads of . the sari
ous./Parartesents, Leading POGli
whio frequent Washington, so that
readers at depend on raiding Me Arta,
fattest and most reliable intedligend from
the seat of draverounent.
me proceedings of the Bate .Legista,
tore, at its forthcoming sestion, rill also
prove interesting, inatenueh as many ques
tions of Overtones will COM up for
legislation. The GAZATTS mitt keep at
the Stale Capital, during the entire lellient,
IT intelligent and faithful oerreepondenf,
who aiU promptly report theproosolings
by mad and tdrgraph.
It is the only potitteat journal ref Pitts
burg/e whiehjaitkfully reed, and steadily
advocate' the primp/es held by the Union
Republican Party, and interpreted by a
loyal Cengreu.
/I flees as snub main, oaths 66 orea
eaid at Naha ofeitaraper ammo, whit. co vs+
6lat eight. leyW eAmput v rail as as /we
OW ...news to tbs ChoomeasassatL4
With LW ex Laroment, raw/ haVie law
bra etri66l/46aad. 71se hisb tiassetss
adttartal mamas will be vistatahsab, basd aii
pablie isipsetass• rail ba faartiniji
dilemma.
rk am* dieswtmina k IWO • , fr t.
rrvotimarstigr u. d•r, drsd ts eolkkakel Owe
wilt • faW4falk mirror et W gralometkek
artik, d wade 4/ u. Oft.
icerLil et kart, mod maintain /Wks massif,
tM nurviatkot if Ike, nkryrkke a,a JIM
*Mk fermilsr vut seisepap.r.
Amsdi U... kW. neersoli for asst re.
spark, villa attio at all it... k Mika rpm wi
cornet, at thit evrnria irrokflosa for ounlyisw
ism, farm prodwite. sank, -
rdhfted ftoa r adusl klac ll e , WINS ...I at.
* riltr nun Cnotint*/ nth an, sua Wet
nun a writ ettortntutrintuno
rnitinten nuunfornuut la. nett plum*
la CUM su.abinutd npuinuud Munn nhe
Wit nutter St nttte as We nn,. nut vs"' nu,.
en:4 to easier, nett., ant &nano ant "nut:
really. •
The roltpt &potbound ten mow Pie att..
Hp. 4. Vie Importtroic, sad NMI ie ootolWet
se to to plead., mod rortitoblo to ounolvere ortstt
rotiptorte antenotaatteoe.
oirrim alm. art.- .141.01. titarereve, prvr
tali* I wild akar dopartmotte J tMyayorMit k
evoelsetod Ili maraws PAUL Wt/ prove matey
'oefeery to Go reader.
=3
Throe Itrake..
Mr 11..11..:..
==M
Doitsond is 7atabassul4 iikgibeog 04411104
adjaemt Bermsf4J'.lSeast• sow meg. 'Oa
Oarrimrl6 '
- .
TUN WIIIIKLY 6111.111rITZ.
211 s WIBILY a.. Nat miarrat
la tat Mar /Oa at w Danl. and le aat•Cle fan
twat daaptat as/ .tat fastkly famtls, twitapattr
=tan . rs. Monk! as la . tat ammo Veen,.
and
a need.
meat
oath awalt Arta wee as
staid oslaatn• or ar . rreat lame at
la/mph tad malt. tat tattlisa atahoriala or VO
&Ma. mod aahatta stGatiew ✓ taarsry ert
• assu, torglar yak ateraikta. .atforara
partatatar to ea. world at saluier•
Daaartwt
tnral..t..ar WU at witiaa aa mall • manor as
hod fmr aoa tht &roar mut prim.
. Vat =watt rtpnla qf w WESILI o.szrrs
art ty *maws ammand .I*.stedpid b 10.
standard otrlkaray Are MA iltpay sailran,
• to stamatrefat afraid, Ms Wader. lasnosar
*Ws. Safttra Ma nal Wadtra Irineata an
ottatna eats/. raa Stria Oa ItLICTUf wrr,
anametantria tow Graff errnW or alteatinka
anily, at rtrannwa fit topertaag Omar, Wit.
Uvulas Ow railer Vier la Ow lambda at at
Haw Vat tartan traaralatam ta atipa‘t.
Our 4,n4(.. rut law r bh rtWag nee Mar
dal* as mat, awl we aliaarhaa Latfr lamest awe.
.ta amiss, as M MN .111 , 11. Mat maw of ear
rraM.Y.Yydelrta.d Ja woe /team. 44-
• to •NM taw ha wads at any tfma, at yam.
to rats.. Parresartarr .at Yeralwatt are ror
eland to ma . ...W.W.I
Anus Oa altalriaLLT
0 NU of 71.1
Cho-1w *I
ens Is Os far op tle ase.
rrnry.i.., 0•9 1 . , ./ MU. ZtUir
Matt,. .41w H. prayrtiterit.
YIIIIDELT, lUD 6 UM •
• ( • fliarrrs Ircraarni.
7.; Se sect r Artie Wet, Pilittshrol•
•
•
.I:reel:Mai pipers ta Wagers INlssi7twaßts:
"'Satan bigukiwit Welters Ttrrtsta satsbletee
me thore...isir was u unreel paper. no be
eatttle4 to ow, yest•sesellesite alt 0111:11•LT
UASZTri
NSW ADVEBTD3EMENTEL
WM. aztreztiut, Jr. 4 u iftprerscb ,
film, M )NIA Oro* is on foolhortood 4/0111t to
Toootoo,lbloortgassonio 10,04 eAdrITIT,TwI
eihrpapera War himii the Maid align
UN/0/1
Wale. ts kll7 Um report of tte
V 4.4.22 for *plain DAWN isTEIIII 14maath
Tarn.. ll, oW. 14, lied at 1 , 414 isamal
10, ass all loartiom baTtair•lentlse.
sq 2".'”"".
t'a"" 73l7 . l(sCO ' llas.
an Winter.
C 323
REALM WITHOUT DRUG&
7a. tree earatira plan m salami iteanad art
to Mott satu.ar 1.1..10100
,spoa sCetard ea uFacttaxa to aviiroal-
Wag Or Wait UN tarn guars/SSW. Mad this,
antaltat eslas beteg ostimilated la a mama
:assts potent la the 34.1133e11a Or Millarn
Eros Ile anew. Mat beams 10 esa Mal
throteltrnt Marna atal preptrtits of the Ma
nes, we brim tka alutilial.maTeate 110103
to Mar, la ,Paaws» art no inalsall ant
enema aa4 measid materiele 10005.5 tbs. at•
Maly et Ma daarailag tlaaatia.tamtary pm.
oarless .ad tam eaves, tarn width the elate,
la toomalfally sapplltt. Mat whoa taw am
elian ehatraled IT set hadersteal. the penal.
ty Is the ,la. t Slattern bawd of arnam
pm vs di. Were we awe galatd more mosey
Om we am we, It 1. oar aghast Pala to lea.
era to. lam et rightewasten la tke bodily tar.
eructs• la ordor that 105t111,,t0 taken{ oar
animal math of tomptamia 10y oar soma
teaks, attratlvot, salmaltals, wUuoss. Mt,
wt [.tire. laratrati titaget of.oltal maw,
wltowt tee earn:etc* wewilt satiated hr 4000..
By • carnet Malta With mama Ls the proclaim
el illsome. we enema toe viols catalog. It
pareatta. mead Width are tape winza untie
,worre, a 1.04 tenon, entrap. aura, r.b,
ewe., draw!. tawny. thaws a the Mew
mallitlom *ohm old Ira/MMus ma'am, leaf. .
awe, Hoar ocrooltieti datiornal4 lost, theamt.
dem, Itezzailla, tad la Shen •0107 dlwale tact
le4ll la heir to, proaded of remella plea Ls
Matti) adhered to. Ws do aim carat le attest
All, Bet Atiee who Meseta. the Milne of we
Imiramism ma 101111.1. HRS. of Math, Mall-
Abu cusatar, aad miatraria toatrarrnet rarem•
Mr midday ad 111•1• 04053011, IWPM ,
VOL la lis broadest maim eta try to 11O.C1a -
tarsals Hata. Mated, by elate as a
at Me. 10 0117.11 X ATRIA UL
4e4:55 Maim 0.
yAsts,
COLOGNE BETS,
F.A.NO - Y CHINA,
Paean Statuettes,
BOHEMIAN GLASS
Asia other 'STAMM ♦ID NOWT 000011.
plat Tarilltle
Wor The 11Zaq1ialaaras,
100 Wood Strut.
vice/an & IRKED & CO
H. KIRKPATRICK,
ar.ve.A.crxmc.A.z..
BOOT YASPBB.AD ACCOVATLIT,
Of T.TATT-tt11111111•ItS. TIMOTICAIf XX.
PE11,11110.1, NUS. LTTA/lID TU ,
OPENIMS ANI CLOIII4O - 111111121iNTS' INK S.
Nistrp. llenellos Osumi awl MO.
Goosoool by Doable llserr. Dliroldg•l
Mocks Amontrololp odJusSell.• .
?Multiunit SOTTLIXIIIIIIIImado volts
• •••ooad dulness WU,
Odltona OM door, £pll •Nolldlod. No SO
TOUJITo eraser. ds1:1101
3. a SOHOONWLAXER is SON,
w...vrecssruasiorsee
White Lead and Color Works,
N. I OIIAUSIS
Wlin SD_111111_,TAIMI)
ZU4UMPIi taßtiralZlll.
And all anus tri,ktis au.
mew No. is? Itacins grains.'
mnteraggi u seLltV..lll4l
4111.•••••
100,000, / 00 , 14 t0 , toomeo.
Jail native. the awes ameet
seeeeolN
elee will be Moyne et at lek,rstes. 1.1 the
" W. W. 0011XLY. Wbelassikereter,
nn mute Meet. Iltebsteh.
B. P. GET Y,
Choice Wine and Idquorso.:
Re... N. Z. Oo►. 01130 PT. AND D/114110141"
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ar TOT le Er-iPLINROLEiIiII
4195 1 3 4 31AT11 0 RL rielefal Bootie* of
tee 71r s eq► Yosoleeot leuelallos •,111 be
bel4 at their mem, THIA, DAY, 11414th ILL,
et 10 a.eteek 4. x.. bastoole of lmyartucs will
cams before tie meettbg• By order. •
celedo H H. LOBO. Secretary.
CI:!11MICH
FAIR AVID FESTIVAL,
wiLL orzer
Thursday. December 19th
LT: 01111.0t'S
*Safi. SIS cants.
bunter eta .... SO cents.
PTlckatalor We at H. 111:barthon &
H. Eaton's •na 3. B. 'W.1414 tCa • •
' ' •
ohm. oh um room 000, I
*Luzon.: ern. Iseeember :11.1101.
Til . E REPORT OF .VIEWEIOI
.... =l o :x s .aut i r r vetits mos dam.
• Locust Stteet sud Evans Alley, •
lw We City of Alitilmity. lire tat the la Ott
alto, ant wilt De port tot itisoectitut until 7l4DloOAT.
T111:11110A.T. Sith'
11r2=
@MI
Orrm ALADDI OIL WOODA.
Ito..2Mar.ke PILIGINIMD. t
NOTICE J 'BratECM GIVRN
that th4partner,hlr Demean ?HOWLS J..
BRINY , ON. J. NN T. JOH NOTON and B. .114
WILICINII, under the stile at
•
Branton Johnston & Wilkins,
W. dt.olied ea the Nta dav of Nava..
WC, Di , . ',lc. rawal Jadi la T. JOHN...
•••. • • •
Ail dens doe to ands y Lbw elld PartneteMP
will b. settled by
oven' s. sririne who
latil 005110. ok. aibier tae Ann arid
style of /thitliZTON t WILK tyin.
T. Z. it umnrroir,
• J. T. JOHNnTON,
H. N. WILD I fri.
I . lllllllllnriri. Dee. Ii IMT. 51111 70
1868. DIABIFE4 1868
Or THE USUAL VARIES/EL
123:111=Ei
W. El. HAVEN'S.
Cot. Wood and Third Its.
CLOTH sAcquEs,
VXLVZT ISLCQUIrS •a•
'LACY CLOAXIIII6,
Are aro offered at • GIaEOM ItILDUCTION IN
PAICIZeh br
WHITE, ORB & CO.,
. a /frill ITIMIT,
tell:
FRAME COTTAGE,
MTUATE . IN MT. WASIVIIMTMI,
ablate be wattles. ...elk or the Mbeetit•tailt
bridge. est beam gestates eve tote r. Mat hes.
..
tater sad vsalt. bet leg last font tot :II It
diitip.:lroatiat ea Ibuie atnetie tie the si•
bte•ieg ear s ie of &Mies:
dettstits trite all bratibtryi sash so
gettettinies, bitglibir turembrtrtet sat
treats; ito._pestlik. POST *bele. iiisiste tad
thettg trees. le be to:d ehotp. etra Of
STEEL & WILSON
laoksze awl Zeal IftilVß
. AG. tte ialthasid 'Mgt
OM
NOW BE&DY. ,
LIPPtNCOTrEi MAGAZINE;
11MURVIII, fano o).Edin
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Noe. Pen
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4. 7111 Yl/e•ltt YI PUP. • Cll4l9tetal
mart.
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TEM r0P.1.211160111
Teeny fileettbere-Poar_tteibn.
0111VItliZee bro T n7ll. l 7•s " lret; • DOI ass t
Pty. (Awl • Per Velem tleitrt: 9. 55 le ,
Silny Delius; tea es-1. BAUM est ono Tem
leAm. its every Web of east'
s, ebeenbrs
.law n copy Melba fere 4 hoe put et Tees.
17-e dult., Poe BUM leellan.
lepelleelt aaalltte teal to any Mermen re.
Mot ernit.ty.lre e•aLt.
Rear.tbers .fur tes. befitted tastes theft
! Ad a ms etfiz setdreee la te 4 ll. •
a .1. D. terroc Jr? a cot.
11.11.,•19lts. Ps
GELCA . T
ME
1=1:3
FRENCH MERINO
Ikvarsl lota last meMa teemAaettaa, urea
tow rue. also, • Lugs lise_o . •
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CLOAKS AND SACQINK
CLUAILOSO CLOTS.S.
SLAVS ELK TZLI
u t
LIOITSZKZIPEIVS S. awes natty
ser sea vary clasp. CW.I asel ala lie. at
H. J. I.4vwcsErs.
96 Market Street.
.143;111
FOITPONEBILPIT.
Tem LynlD OP (MI
renisyleaala Mesas 11. E. (lurch
We'll , ' repeatedly lain:walla that awing
Sa ••niamaentanalog prceurlag
ZasiZakvoitto
• .•
T. !AIR •411/113TIVALL bleb a.. to km
a.#4 aa w. Ma. utb aa4 DSO 1R.4.16 44.
1054pastpa44i 4441 Me
AIM, 130 s It lint 01 //1/4111ART
Meets already sold vola to food el, let ties
.11011.1.111.
SUGAR TOlra F01:111101111/111.
Lut_en wz WILL RILL
ks Low as any R•use is the City.
SHRPRARD'iI
Steam Confectionery.
817 Liberty Street.
I=!
CINDY TOYS! CADY TOYS!
=EI
W. P. HUNKER & CO.,
Nos, 222 & 224 Liberty Street,
(oopres or Niro.) .
Coady 2'oy Jtlanutaciurers.
alga%
BEAUTIFUL PRESENT!'
FOE niZ. HOLIDAYS.
trims PAVIA!! tlf iTIIIIIIIIIII.
Oisllllll AND inlovilrowt All VAS%
• ZZZ ZZ DT lIIIMAXWT, DINA=
Sad TIC
AI., .Ikea, asattani.f Dieonas6 ZsgUilk
sad trilled
CHINA TOIL= ariTl4
NA artuirns, et Fnr owls Iwortatlol, tun
opmwei era for saiVat,TV , llo4l4ll rat" at,
1117Noact. laltraelt.
HEAR r nipar.
IMMI
GLASS SHADES , AND STANDL
• /1122 ursarzo. AT WORD IT..
OVAL AND 1101JRD SHADES,
224 wItkoNS stax2l. wawa 1112122.
eabo.
LOOKING GLASS srampc
- soa LILT aep unarrols
form. it tadues4 rues;
igrarilir.mra.or.
ME!
The Highest Ilar Prke
ism tOS
IMMINSIT SEMITIEL
GOLD, SILVER,
ENU An Cahn onus, IS?
Z. F. STARK. is CO., Baskets,
Der. ROOD AND raw name.
porfinvvAitta. AIM=
WERT AND SALE STABLES,
1.10 10'140' PIIXIINTLVAI&: ffiril3llß.
Corrine. for 110rr015.14.10.' L t d
for 14-
= l l4 . µ 4 . p Ltd role Oa eat.
• orSOIMW ..7. 5 V14. WARD.
LIEBLEU, ' I
DIALRY 1R
MATS; CAPb AND' FURS;
.1 Wl' awl Roan
• DmingiT2u.kalk YAWS,
NI. lie 111•101 at. rntebuirigb. iti
Orden proilptlf CIA sattipotlea gut
iiasol6.
-~•-•-~
;YEW ADVEICIIBEMENTt
ml w r l nt iiaF ilplaTia l iS AND
rue tufectierz, Nati sti Paths, la the Wicks !
• I. N. :lIIEMON,
• , • Baker and Confectioner,
lad Federal Streel,allerheity City.
, Tea Class, PIS; asd s'l Mud. or COMMON
sod 1 0 ,Alfer CAMIX fie* ILYIFT 'DAT.
'map OAKS*, JZIZT OAKES as+ 71tUIT
CAIIIII 111111lalttilNd ler !Anita M short sa
flag.
CULtd. LED SET; ME:
. I. N. SI MON,
Ii
109 Federal treet,
dal wrr OITY.
GIFT& FOR 1867-'6B,
•
he Largest Assortment Le the City,
CONZPISING, IN
'NU Vlezillue and ALmeriesila Ineekst
' Week Berm, timer opuses. Cadres;
Perdue& Threes. Zeta lelre'rres melees;
Geoulue Turkey lloroeNri Ilarebele;
Pert liteesdir.;
• Beberulau and Mitsui Beam: •
riplerzard Chios *muse drOrazzanitz;
climes Rini and Besediu
"'bete Alkeureg
Ladies' marl (ieutlemeu•ii Beguile.
Clues; 2 ,
Parise croquet losplemeute and
BeiMei
Bezique. illuditetleer tin m ul
Glove ezelliriagirerehler
And tt tndlue raility of • •
a 1r =!
i
TOYS Alp P OY GOODS,
..,.,,,,da.., Miro , :in
net tbrogab
Zattant amts. and :WI a said at LOWdit
ralt.lol lima dem lattond at elaewhata.
C...0.:GE dr. CO.,
dtlld6l ' 1 110 Id car ST/16rd.
186 7 . HOLIDAYS. • 1868 .
. .
KAY ( 'Ss company,
BOOKSELLERS,
65 - Wood Street
(LJJATZTTZ BUILDING,)
131111 /HllllOllO MIR 1111 011101,
Books for the Holidays
OBIS /IMMO OW
I .
•
ELEGANTLY BtUND AND ILINSTFATED
PRESENTATION BOOKS
zonioto or
STANDARR: AUTHORS.
V.
'BOOKS FOR TilE tOENI
mastrated Juveniles.
To Ilooki,
Family 171ble
Pocket Albin,
Dyers poet s,
Prayer Books,
Writing Del ks,
Tourists Case
Pert FOIL s,
tak IMO., 0130.9 die;
HOLIDAY GOODS!
J. B. &FADDEN & CO.
EZIII
WOrLD *ESPECTFULLT AN.
souann to slo7 cos... Los eta 1.11.7
lave SOW 90 eibltillos olegala rook of
GNPS 8111TAilL E FOR TIIE BBASON,
Aul TOOK{lhllf oak of
U. pootto Of.
*any oilloOlollllos. Use Met a
WATCHES, DIANNA
JEW IMR`r,
silver and Plated Ware,
Is very rempler, avd hvylet Mtn otrettesed
MIMI MO We
DECLINE IN GOLD,
♦nias:Wl ottc. nr• to CIITZ sA7lfrac
I.) 1:11=1:11
J. B. IfIcFADDEN & CO.,
95 Market Street.
Wells a Novelt►, we en lotrelcUeg the
"VIEBRESE ORATE HAW,
Breaththe aim aO4 0017 ~,,,aee. CALL
4.0 D TBIX.
wcowxcno.
REINEMAN,
MEYRAN
& SIEDLE,
•Tevcreleins,
42 FIFTH STREET,
•
IBEStLaIoVI
TO y ANi0II • Ob M ot owing
to
VVVTVPTA_: tMra n ,of
1.Wp4118kt77.7
. • o • b.r Hh.• ro °ably ae oolo oe 4 .•batl4
111010. that.' riabd. boa tba .WOlll /0
g Oat Omit Orlb Slut alintobily 1.00 anti
elegoat not* of boo
GOLD BD SILVER GOODS.
WATCHES, Dumas,
OLOOKS, PLATED WAGE, &0.,
Tut wore dialstra espootallr for the maw Mira
Will sew too atm cod not at *or plaint location.
No. 29 Fifth . Street,
NIXT TO YIAINE IILOOL
•
Aed le order to erre war pelves fal/Itles toel•
=lee oar
-DEMME NEW STQCE,
- . •
irti,VerienViVen r ia . : re t . p . * o_e . L . V . ;:lll
aul essal , • oar OUOUP •en tam.. Deters
parolukstar eluorisen.,
abtig:Vtaa g r b itingt, hir'e a a rtal ." "aa "
sNotv. Ire will evaraintait at I. " °.
Greatly Redtwed
del:Uft
MEI
ME
NEW ADVENrISEICENTS.
AN ELEGANT
ROLELY PRESENT.
TWENTY REASONS
FOE Brittho •
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN:
1,. It Is the non nreientliny Yon can mike;
aglir and brlnglng greeter retlinas than money
Waned on Interest or Inverted to bendier Inds.
2. It rent render home attraollee, nil tare
mote animists . * sad MBA benenclal amusements.
B. Its musla eolllesta good feeling, sae
have the best finance. •
' 4. 111111 mashie drone sons and daughters to
learn to play, and BO yin them a valnabls
cootollMmeat. '
. tent give them facdiltiestO qualltr ihem.
rare& as nether, et mune, Which le as good se
• trade or profearlon. .Thowsands-of ladlee are
nose Wee sandy el:martin petbendelves by toor.
fug mode, which they learaell surely as no se
ormellshment. If your ihmrhter has tome apt
nen for magic, Tog woUlp beta.' NW* ••, •10 0 d
Inetrument wino, nod enecuragis her to lurk to
play on It, than to glee her %bonnets of dollen
came non hence. •
0. It meld bee pintoes end comfort leneself
daring the loon 'elate.. evening..
7. It will las: a Wettest. and you will valet It
ritt, end more
B. It le outer tolearn to play on than • nano
Torte and coats meth ! t'
5. The Eaten & Hs :Clableet Orden§ ars
THE HEST Instrnmen 01 this this In the
It. Thle 1. proved by the tee tlnt on) If the bat
Jade.. They nave been awarded highest pre
adesasat OVA& diVX hTY Industrial competle
Pons. Including, the lIIMPT Mai MlDAliat
the wo 'MIPS IMPOSITION - AT PaRIS. this
year. In their Circular, M. • 11. print the tem
Us coy of more te.n than hundred of the beet
muelmans in the country that Shelf 1 nnnnn meet.
excel all others. When one oho "dales to .111
yolan Inutrusent cleans that It le recommended
t'i beet by blind rade a the most duttoraletod
organist, ask plot to Mao yes their testimony.
ff It as ever Sena pion, he mill hart O in print.
U. Compere the teammate made by M. • H.
aide by elde with any others: compare them
cattail' y and thoroughter tme tome. and yen
cannot fall to nit saponerat le many raiment&
'IL These lastrameate are the only °nee having,
the celebrated ierodAesc Itint.osta Man.
the M mt. important Improvement In reed learn
-10 eats for twenty years.
It. alley am the only Instraments harlot Pae
ans OnnmADiurrald Elea Tabliel. and the
vamone mho . patented lapreeemente Of Mason
• Hamlin.
.11. They are Me mill reed last rumentibeeles
• clothed mortices.
IS. Coaldre.the ex.t fors, and theory, that
the las:mama. of M. t fi. have the bestqudity
of ivory; ivory fronts to the key.; rest ebony
.ad not runny colored black .eyi; dolts wale
In the moil substsatled matter ol three .ep
pieces of wood. cord 1 ozitber, sod sot debt.
to treat, to.. de. Toll =amoeba... of work.
ntiusinp, nod eta of only best mmetiol. run.
thriven the whom Instrument.
M. The thorimatiness of constriction of then
Inou omen. gives them the vs/Mast &daintily.
Th.y sre tattltsble to get 04 of order.
rf..They will improve by U.. fitting y..
better In traelll f fano.
IL TIZZY ARZ TFI6 CIIZSZEST INSTIM-
Mittin UY CLaSt; not the lowest prtmd,
Indeed. thongs tat dltrerrnea to mite Ite . Wasn
- I.ese and Walt,. Instrartents Is not Beat. It
wits a Intla More to do tan very best work. but
is ohtatteat Mute sad. •
oat flit to trout to the jud/meat of
dreier*, who are roopbri is Mob these Imam.
rotor* are the kit as metre fray eat woks Mr
prerWat prtets. tt. ears load teals paces
or.ow t►at Ott? ertiOot afoot today the toile
erenottedros elven to Staten by maker. of In.
forts. work.
Lonl7 Instruntest mod* by Mason /I Hamlin
•nrnntso. If It Dlnlrnn dshetlra.
ena anfrer no 1.441 their stunrintnn L snots
gbbt on.
•
xr Sold for • flßala•, wlteh wIII,N salt
gramPoutly. eel:0.1010as INV( detcriptlena and
tul.tratioaa of tlfs all/front 071.. sad polo..
WhI,II Tarr from $1 . 3 to $2,000 •ad •froardr,
earn: also with tettnstony In full from Um ells
Uturalsked argulAs of Ile country to tn. tnt
doer, of iltese lnstratura la.
Gold Pens.
Packet Books,
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
f
No, 81 Wood Street,
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HOLTOAT . STOCK
AT FACTORY PRICER.
20 PER CENT. , SAVED.
DISCOUNT of '2O PER CENT.
from regular pikes Moved ox the Wirt
noel of
•
OVERCOATS
•
IMMEI=IEZZO
RAMALEY'S
Fashicinable Clothing Emporium,
Xo. 336 L4b,rfy sere et.
FIFTEEN PEE CENT. SAVED.
A DIICOUNT Of 1t PER CENT:
trootevelte prices, .hawed ca the eat re
stock of
'BEADY-MADE CLOTHING,
With t.crpt:os orov, KBCOIIII, at
maniuzyls
Fashionable Penang Emporium,
Mo. 338 Lairlli! Street.
TEN PER OE' T. SAVED.
A DISCOIIIIT of 10 PEA CEMT.
A - n noes reaelsrprtoes, allowed °albs entire
evade of
GENT'S FURNIUMNG GOODS,
AT RAMALEY'S
Fashionable tloihnig Emporkun,
Xo. 386 Liborly Street,
dele:l6l orrostrz WATEt STREW!
JOIIN STEVENSON & SON,
No. 93 Market Street,
Z•X•r•JUJE.IBIITZI.C3I-31, IP4/6.,
TUESDAY, Decembei 1716,
• 7111 Z Amoammr OT
Goode or Their Own Imports Goo,
Beifhb, Trench and !biota cldotlal
Pltlll3 thatearr, Tam, An. •
Brea to Blatant!. Um.
Warble, Beata., Alabaster awl GIIt Meals
ratteyrit3 Steeds.
Wort Beata, Ilnedberoblet Boxes, " .
Plight( Delit.. - -
Caul Stands, Glove Boxes. •
And otter tamer ankles suitable for
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Engll stiilatml 8s: J, la great tarl.tv.
Beinalas dim iraaes sad Stand., eta
AM% A /ME DTOOE 01
walaneu Sevelry,lllratirsra • DlisOids.
,Sable Cutlrri, SU all goods la tl.lrllaa.
graving Imports/I on our goods direst Siva
imps, we ere pc spsrod lo sell Si'
iyty-j' Prim!
JOHN 13TrArg5130ii a sox.
AT EATONT,
17 17:17111=11114
Brailleyl Duplex; Ellyptic ..111LIrts.
In sU
irklalrlltL/113:
x. x.-souxx Arm agouti=
"JEICKEIMTJP-• cfkr, CO'
Till MITES BARGAINS - OF THE DAY.
THE LARGEST STORE.
rrn srrocp-,
If Yon want Christmas or New Year's Gifts,
Nos. 77 and 79 Marke c t Street.
A LARGE STOCK OP NEW GOODS.
Just Opened, all kinds and qualitles, wad at NMI YORK
PANIC PRICER:
11INDEBRCIPS, SETS. COLLIES, BUM - COIFFEFS,
WE LSE YOU. TO OALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES
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FOR TOICSDAY.
AT WM. SEMPLE'S.
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I
I cup 9001 i 13•HIC rZINT
1 eer UNIT XICIITIIcii MAN,
esouiistry7 wIRTZ 57Uit371ANIIIIL.
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2casestearyy4.wl4/Z.221.113T1Ci11f
Ar paTuo . a.
&bees envy Wirt WANKS= iltrthty
- damaged.
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AT pm 'ABR.
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FANCY
BRIT BRAWLS. ,Hy cbiap
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4T IX, Aran;
VOLILDIIIII•D ALL I II ITV lIO7Z.
AT11)(a. A lily I '
L IDIEL. WHIT' J 10133
AT ISc. rxs
0000 BAMTLFG.
Arum';
VEER' PRETIT Y.I
AT ES CO
VERY PRETTY El
is►YLilO is•
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SEIBT 7/10191111.
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irkolfeide a
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180 a 182 Mar!
pawn -
WOOLEN I I NUGGETS,
CRUMB LOTHS,
NEW p ATTE '
BRIGHT CO Rl5,
BEET Quala
LOW PRI ,r
NoIIAMffD
IN 17t
JAS. le 10A11103.......
MEANOR & ELI
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FLOUR, IMUI NO PRODUCE
Ciaminitiiilea Keith&eta
119 ussarr es frrruvagis. ' I
Osaftmliat. nellittei ru
..111Ermiguirt-J. fa. Callan Illitsabsa.
niamli " A .. " 44 CLAP
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GREAT SALE
ociwrllv7,7 - mB.
THE BEST ASSORTIIHST I* THIS Mt TO SELECT -FROM
•
casks= TO
ii i 'L
CHEAPER THAN.THE• CHEAPEST,
1,000 DOZEN HANDMICHEII3,
REAL AND IMITATION LACES,
IN POINT. POINT APLIPONN AND TALZICIENNITS.
The Latest Importations and Choice ,Patterns.
Embroideries, a splendid line.
infant Robes, Caps aad Waists; • •
Brieba Scarfs, very cheap. I
Beautiful Firm of Embroidery.
Fine Slipper Patterns, •
Flue Silt Suspenders, Embroidered. •
(lock and Dress Ornameats.
Gent's Furathing Weis, Ties, (cub, Shirts.
Zephyr Knit Goods, ' -
Roods, Rubies. &Wags, Scarfs, Ilitteas, Basques.
Two cases Balmoral Skirts, fresh goods, at $l.OO.
Two cues Shirts and Itrawers, it 50 cents.
600 Fair Real French Corsets at d 1.00 ., ,
Gloves aid Hosiery. all kinds, aid cheaper that ever.
Brooches, Sets, Dias, Money Bags and Fancy Goode.
Fine Silk Umbrellas,
SO Dozen Braelleyht Replan Skirt, at $l.OO, a great harpist and
many other ankles too amiantus to mention,
Good Fleecy Lined Hese, IS coats.
Ears . " Fleecy Lln'ed Hose. 25 cents. I •
Flae Far Top lad Wires, $1.50.
600 good and fasilenaMo Hoop bids, at SO cent!, just received.
GOOD GOODS -AND LOW PRICES.
Nose 77 and 79 Market Street.
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St.. Allegheny.
I COLLINS,
Irani 4
TOBACCO
TOBACCO
TOBACCO!
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FIVE g J Vai D CADDIRS,
MOWED liAltON.
.1131 i 3107:IYED ON OONNIONXINT.
11M, ITIO ILICI On 0a111123 knit
As LIMAS 210 e. per pound.
il . ellaeotn . = ruts au/ ell9=l t At
1110104.11 "11
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ROBERT- F.I 1 7173DDIILL'8
Logy blibligA fibiat ipso!.
Cora liskithOold A.Water
deOILII I
SPRIIL ATTRACTIONS !
111111$ 1 FM'S
AT
MOORE, & co.s,
131 Wood Street.
HOLMES, BELL k CO.,
ANCHOR. Clr1 1 011 MLA
==="ll
awl, 114 . ittern eat Lltb
_ Airoaos •an masaoxab.
P. W. O. PI TT,
GLITZ, CURLED HAL%
Tannpr i s , scram - tenons,
CATTLE TAIL*,
Bones, Heat's Foot 0i1,'&43.,
Aratt=7o7:69Mo*Nre.'
rinewescosur.
HARRIS &- EWING,
Wholesale Druggists,
Our. of lAbsolv & Worm sta.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ars amastry Trade 1111•1114 tee.
feign
WZ WILL ILJWCP..OrI BARD
t'nlg a latiartr"'44.-
ly cl d :cr
Al WA:locni Wm; Asfa , the
"7 11 M 7 :MMUS mat
NOTICES
I , 6IIONAL 11/0 , 11 •
Z i rritet eat. Iletieteetr lit „I C.
IgrTF I E INCVAL ELECTION
for sting iittietitata. to serve for the is.
Weer ear. will be herd at the Book. of
TUMMY. Jatisary lath, to a,
Iletseee the hews or 11 A... gr.0'2,...
eeli:lel H. W oCl;r. r. Cashier.
ALIWAANTS AND
O M N ANU T N ACI N VA
NAS
}lnttihntan, twn , er l iter.
tgrTIME ANNUAL rLECTION
l'Ar Dirt alai of Ws /3.1 t Intl! tote
plans pla at to. Banklo twat , . on
TOZSUAT, Janeaty / 4th, lAtt.
nattoreen the heart et A At and tr. N.
Aliened JUDY ec.o Ca•Ster
Tin. NATIO 4,11.01310 P lieself Venn, I -,
Pll.taborob. Dee UM. LSE. f t
ANAL ELEI:TION
fart Plre - f. n.l , Reno dreteg
FAZlPl:l:ll.b°L'rf p lbb boon Of 11 ette `P. •
J 13. zuvuoisioN.
Itastaer.
12EIEI
NATIONAL
ItA HATIC.
T
.
arTIEE ANNEAL . ELECTION
her .111.40 0 rem, fcr the elm- .
be te held sr the Beattie House, ea
TVZSDAY, ZAsiusaur 14.1 m,
1 °.: 7 41:31 1 '""" 1 71. 4 :. r ei:ini. ftsbler
Mscruszcs• Pmcg
Pttloborib, Dee. L4116'. *
larl,llll ANNEAL ELECTION
st the lisaLvic7i=
14,h, ir 1, btiotto thet u boof. Of a. tap
.1,0 Ai Jr.ARTIN.
Caahlof.
TEADSIIIIIS`S YATIONAL /1•31 X,
Patatatto, Dco ors
IerTUE ANNUAL ELECTION .
for Cloven /31:714 zoo4arro w for 111
V.T l474l 6 .l. lr7 i jliggri l ISIS, ° 01 . 1%/neilr*
I°°r°
Of
"J.tY.
VIN reitik. vire rre.famt.
- -
11.1130 e... HAIM
Plttetturge. D. Dear, WT./
WAN ELverioN for Eleven
. 11Iralers otlht• Donk. roill be bete at'
the Sankt. bloa....rtltt:D/11', Jannell
/NM befßtc, the hoe!: 1. a 3( and P
tientl)o?4,
CITIZZYI dl..toeur, HAIM Or PI TUDOR %B. t.
elLcsoarrn. December T. Ha.• I
Igy"THE ANNUAL ELECTION
tot 31 0 . DiMelon, 1 1'0? th_ltika•
1 711P.V.I l a=„ d ig,.`bg,;:h
Of u it..and r. a.. •
IM!=:
• • r.TTSII.OII*LTIOXI3. °Arm or roiontsCe,
f ltroenster T, kn.
TICS ANNUAL ELECTION
for Nsoe °treater., le serve for the
.
I ' s t
;NM J7isit:l4
...morn.... &no r
. .
LET=Mr=
CITY ,TATMTAI. BAXilOtTnitietriloy.
, rlttabursll, Ileamber la. INT.
lar TOE ANIMAL ELECTtON
T IttYKY.N VI ItSCTOItS. to stile
d=rl , 7 1. , . VIII W. held at Uluil
ITIYAD.I.Y. January 14th. MIS.
Itatean the boars of 12 ur. and 2r. is. •
deIi:I:WALT J. Y AHOVPIN.
Erff . THE ' ANNUAL ELECTION
et Directon tor the
114E1111 IiVOILL lig OF AOOSIIII6I,
win take Oise. at Delimiting Honte. beton..
the Wows er eltvon A. It. and tire r Y.. ea
TUESVAT, the 140 die et
mAX. JAhnitiy.
th is
ISM
K.
BC er.
!It. Pa.. Dee. DA. I. deDlll
C3=l2
gar EAION PACIFIC B. B.:CO.
2.740 , Z1X0EL. •
71111COIIPOSi6 OP
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SONDI
07Th
Onion Pacific Railroad Company,
( • DUX J ANITAIIT Ist, 111 .
TIM M, vald ea 101 alter mat
lef GOLD tots.
Yaltli UT El , 741V.f1i0.T TAX, •
At tits 11tompturs (Met, Nunn strati,
,Xtve ett.
4.111-10
Ll=
UCT'ION SALES.
82'OXIT2IOD DALY( DM a.CO.
Tale. DESIRABLE PROPERTY. -
56 WOOD STREET,
• ft BLIDEDAY. December 2.M. at TX o'cloet
Y. m o• the orerobea, 1,111 be rid tee very r••
Stroh • wet orb , uad, Pio. 56 Wood etre., navy
IVJP.4IO. 7t,PVlll.lztenelnß ?AU!
thrroeotory Dart rodent moue., at pre•opt
emmtdad bt .0.31 1 . . yst.aer, , Whatnota
tumt mad bbo alt
181111 — t`ac-tbill tab and the 'Wallet la ono
and two Velma. secared by Wad and mortd4l.•
For Motors, trar,•••• • Dd. lees Sty is tasty.
tot• Md. sad to copPallsts Mot MO veto men cane
1.6 1 / 1 should re'. Try an/motive. a. Dot
0 0Portu , Ity for lorestommo it urpod trill
PrOnny in of 'nay r wecurr,oct.
. MILITAISDN, re.rJeCte &CO.,
dart to and 6%g:street.
BY A. IteILWAIBB.
•
A VCTION NAME OF 3 1 000 bb/s.
ROD.% on. IN T• • . •
WZONILOD/11. .114.111Miti, December b.
le Weloet Da sold at toe rooms er la Pitt..
Perth tatr•Seam asaaolatlon, tenter of melt
street &Ad Deq aaaaa W.V. I.f rotte n
Islam It
eenearn, SACO Ealstlassl rIsIKS VOL
0.1.. to to lt, It/e.t.a of ltia Alltaherry Valley
Rallioad, near eharpsbarys
deals. taeILIVAIYIE, Aver,
i
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RvirwrvnE AND PIANO AT
Al7l37loN.—They entire Deem°le 14m4
tare at the resnlese , l7s liatinntay on stret, Alla.
... rrov 11 r n
00.10. Z.• am cee7 octave Moo Teri.:
kerma etntenes.
4417 US Ll d On n AT str e et. Z r.e A r, n ut e gwy ,
PI:11:4 Vro l l ?IV 191 i M: T.l
SLEIGIL ROBES,
SLEIGH LININGS,
ism/ . BT . rLte Am, BLW rim:BAIL
dranwl.-ectUraNtit"'"`"
CIP - M"
tt THIS MAXIM
Biliat awl fiaadaose DELIOGIThod
for 191sIgh Lt.lugl; CALEPITS. OIL
'manta. for,
.t geill LOW= mums. .1
OLIVER. -
McCLINTOCK
& COMPANY,
No. in nrra ea num.
del?
1867. WINTER STOCK. 1867.
CARPETS,
MATTLWCNI, pm CLOTH,
WINDOW
DRUGGNTS,
MEDALLION DRUGGZIN,
MILTS AND Boas(
. P.I.IILN AND PIANO COVERS,
ALL•WOQL INGRAIN.
•cc.• anortnunt, at TEXT LOW =OM
BOVARD, ROSE & CO..
Filth Stmt.,
40 ' (OUR HATE! • RILLIL
CARPETS AT COST.
For a Short Time
PIIEPLVITORT TO TAMG STOCK
I Tory Imp Justiosit J.
OIL CLOTHS,
Window S.hades,
7ZZCAL
Cheap an •Wool Ingraim.
M9CALLIIM BROS.,
si rtrui Name% &be:sweat.
CHEAP ALL-WOOL
xxoneix C4RPATR,
bi briar colon!, it 73 roots to OLIO Der for ?
WHOINHALN AND BsrLii.
SLiFARLAND & COLLINS,
71 •ID 711 /Emit srusr.
DOUBLE WIDTH
-- &OJAI Tapestry
BRlrdl L 8 CARPETS,
i n 'd r .,. ;ittara. Just awned b 7
NcPARLAND & COLLINS,
n 711117711 ITllir.
aes
COCOA lIATTEIIGI9,
AT MAIXIIIACTIIIIAB3' PIUOZZ.
WMOLISALT. gyp= TAM
)IcFARydSID cotes,
oit n AIID n razz ersisirr