11
nearly correct as practicable while the
Toting is going on of all who have voted.
3, Be prepared with full and perfect
lista of every Republican voter in the
different districts, and not later than
three P. commence sending out and
bringiny in and seeing that all Republi
cans vote whom your lists shim Imre
not been at the polls. •
4. Have competent and proper men in,
every district as challengers, and es
pecially have numerous and efficient
block committees, (and so arranged
that they may be relieved fromi time to
time,) who will be responsible (or every
'republican vote in their respective
blocks and districts,i
5. Have our friends pay particular
attention to persons offering to \vote on
naturalization papers; and especially to
every person attempting to vote on a
Luzerne county naturalisation certifi
cate, or on a naturnhzation certificate.
issued by the Supreme Court of Penn
sylvania, and bearing date since the first
of September, 1868.
6. Whenever an' (a ttempt is made to
vote illegally, or a' vote is cast by apy
person not having' proper papers, and
not a legal voter of ,the election district,
have the offender promptly arrested.
7. The following abstract as to qualifi
cations of voters, proof of age, .to.. is
EspEctALLY commended to the attention
of the voters:
QUALIFICATIONS OF A VOTER.
1. He must be a native or naturalized
Citizen of the United States, of the age
of TWENTY ONE YEARS'or more.
2. He must have resided in the State
.at least ONE YEAR, and in his election
district at least TEN DAYS immedi
ately preceding such election, and have
paid. within two,years, a STATE or
COUNTY TAX, wich had been assessed
within two years and at least ten days
before the election.
ExcErriox.—Persons VOTING ON
AGE, .(being under twenty-two years of
age,) may vote without being assessed
and without having paid such tax. This
exception does not. extend to naturalized
citizens.
3. All persons citizens of the United
States formerly qualified voters - of this
State, but who had removed therefrom
and paid taxes, as herein before indica
ted, are entitled to vote after six months'
residence in the State.
All of the above classes should be
registered within ten days prior to the
Election; but if through neglect or oth
erwise their names do not appear on the
Registry list, they will be allowed to vote
only on going to the polls and making
affidavit of the fact that they.fall within
one of these classes, and filing at the
same time the affidavit of one qualified
elector of the District in proof of their
residence, within that Election Dictrict
for ten days preceding the Election—ex
cepting persons who render proper,
proof of their right to vote on age who
are not required to pay a tax.
PROOF OF AO&
Age may be proved by the perpons of
fering to vote, or by any other legal evi
•debee.
PROOF OF RESIDENCE
Residence within the State may be
proved in the same manner as age, but
the fact of residence within the proper elec
tion district, MUST BE PROVED by his
own oath and the testimony of at least
one qualified elector and comptent wit
ness. The residence must be bona fide
and not simply for the purpose of young.
IN CASE OF REMOVAL within ten days
before the election he may vote in the
district from which he removed.
PROOF OF NATURALIZATION.;
The only evidence - of naturalization is
the certificate under the seal of a'cOmpe
tent court, produced to the electithi offi
cers. ITS LOSS AND CONTENTS CANNOT
.1
itE PROVEN IN ANY C E.
The naturalization ertificate must be
produced to the elec ion officers by the
naturalized citizen b fore voting, and
upon the vote of sue person being re
ceived, it is the duty f the election offi
cers to write or stamp on such natural!.
zation . certilicate the word "voted," with
the month and year.
EXCEPTION—Where 4 naturalized citi
zen shall have been a citizen and resi
dent of the district where he offers to
vote, for at least ten years next preced
ing the election, his own oath (without
production of Any certificate) shall be
prima facia evidence of naturalization.
IDENTITY
Although the certificate is evidence of
naturalization, yet the person offering to
vote, MUST, /F REQUIRED, PBOVE'BY LE.
COAL EVIDENCE (not his own oath) that
be is the identical person named in such
certificate.
PAYMENT.
May be
found by
the
receipt for the p
oath of the persoti hi
petent witness. If
such receipt he MIMI'
payment of a tax.
genuineness of tri‘
proved.
OPPOSING Ej
Evidence may be
any person claiming
- to contradict the evi
GENERAL
Any election officer or qualified elector
has the right to cha enge any person
-offering to vote; and. when objection is
thus made, it is the duty of the inspec
tors to require such person to prove his
right to vote. The testimony must be
satisfactory to the inspectora.
Persons whose names are registered
may be challenged, and when challenged
they are required to produce the same
proof as to their right to vote as persons
who are not registered.
Where there are more names on a
ticket than there ought to be the ticket
Ahould be rejected. The Polls should be
closed at the proper pour regardieis of
the fact whether or ni t all persons pres
ent have voted.
Temporary absence n public business
or in the military service, does not dis-
qualify a voter. Native citizenship must
be proved when such 'proof is 'required
by either of , the inspectors or by any
-qualified voter. The Minor children of
persons Who - were aliens, though born
out of the United States, if .dwelling in
the United States at th i time of the natu
ralization of their pare ts, become chi
tens by such naturalization of their
' parents. Proof cf the }fact, if required,
must be made by the production of the
-certificate or duplicate thereof, and evi
„deuce of identity, as in Other cases.
JUDGES AND INSECTORS.
The- Inspectors and Judges are re
quired to meet, before seven O'clock, A.
sr., and each Inspector shall appoint one
Clerk. /In ease the person who received
the second highest number of votes for In
spector shall not attend, the person who
received the second highest number of
votes for Judge shall act in his place.
in case the person who received the high
est number of votes for Instor shall
pec
not attend, the person elected Judge shall
appoint an Inspector in his place. In case
- the Judge elect shall not attend, the In
apector who received the highest number
of votes shall appoint a Jndge in his place.
If any vacancy , shall continue in the
-election Board for the space of one hour
after the titne fixed for opening the elms
tion,. the voters present shall sleet one of
their nutnber to Bit such vacancy.
By order of •
. •J. Enasros litoKur.vr.
chairman on Naturalization.
solving the pulmonary structure, it Is always
Pregnant with evil and foreboditig of disaster.
In no class of Maladies should the physiclin or
the friends and' fatally of the patient be more
seriously forewa i rned than In those of the lungs,
for It Is In them that early and effielent treat-
meat is most desirable, and It is then that danger
can 'be warded oll' and a cure effected. In DR.
KEYdER'S LUND CURE yon have a medicine
of the greatest value in all these conditions. An
alterative, a tonic. a nutrient and resolvent.
succoring nature and sustaining the recupera
ilve powers of the system, Its beautiful work
ings, in harmony with the regular functions, can
be readily observed by the use of one or two bot-
ties: it will soon break UD the chain of morbid
sympathies that disturb the harmonious work
ings of the animal economy. The harrassing
cough. the pail:Mil respiration, the sputum
streaked with blood, will soon give Mace to the
normal and proper workings of health and vigor
An aggregated experience of ever thirty years
has enabled Dr. Keysek, in the compounding of
his LUNG CURL to give new hone to tile con•
sumptive invalid and at the same time speedy
relief In those now prevalent, catarrhal and
throat affections, so distressing in their effects
and so almost certainly fatal in their tendencies,
unless cared by some appropriate_ remedy. DR.
KETSER'S LUNG CURE is so thorough and ef-
fclent. that any one who has ever used It, will
never be without- . lt In the house. It will often
cure when everything , else falls, and In simple
cases will care oftentimes in a few days.
men. is respectfully Invited to this new and
valuable addition to the pharmacy of the coun-
DR. KEYSER may be consulted every day
until 1 o'clock P. M. at his Great Medicine Store,
167 Liberty' street, and frmia 4 to 8 and I to 9
at night.
To repair the inroads made upon the physical
strength by the teated term which has closed
with September. The vitality that has been
°thing through the pores In the form of perspL
ration, for the last three months, requires to be
replaced, as • preparative to the cold reason
which males such RISAStrO:I3 navoc with relaxed
and untoned sytems. The reverie of vigor with
which the stoutest man commences the Summer
campaign is drained out of him at its close, and
unless by some means he acquires a new stock of
vital energy wherewith to encounter the shock
of a colder sea s on. he may droop and wither like
the falling leaveserho.se life-Juices are exnausted.
If it isthus with the strong. how much more per
liens is the comitt'on of the weak and ailing.
Their reason must suggest to them. more forcibly
than these printed words, the necessity for to
eiooration. and the'world have decideo. after an
expertence of nearly a quarter of a century, that
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS emorace
sects restorative properties as are not possessed
y any other tonic and alternative preparation
in existence. The Importatme of resorting to
that great RENOVATOR AND REGULATOR OF THE
HUMAN-MACHINE, at this crittcal season Is as ob
vious as the light o' day. Let all who desire to
escape an attack of chilli and fever, h lions re
mittent fever. dysentery. diarripea, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, hypochondria, or any other of the
disea•es of which the Fall season is the proper
parent, have recourse promptly to this cele
brated preventive anti restorative.
NNW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MIMES if. MISTRONG,
DE.A.LZE IN
Youghiogheny and Connellsville Coal,
And Manntactur!r of
&L, SLACK AND DFSULNIURIZED COKE
OFFICE AND TARO, . corner Butler and
Morton street. Ltoerty and Clymer stretts.
Ninth ward; a'so Second street, Moth wa•d.
and at foot of !toss street. P. a Depot,
Second ward- • _
Orders left through of th. abov Meet, or ad•
dress to me Pittsburgh P.v., re•
celve proms t attrnt.on.
Eder to whom lam su•plying: Hussey, Wells
&Co.. Wm. rulth. Union Iron Mills, ie. b. Fow
ler & Co.. Mitchell, etephenson & Co-. Bissell &
Co., Or.ft& Hugus, Alex Bradley, Park. Bru-
Co., Park. McCurdy & Co., Reese. Drift & Dull.
Wm. M. Faber & Co., ,Y. B. Lyon & Co., James
Marshall &-Co., Allen. McKee & Co.. Un on De.
pot nowt, Connellaville R. R., Pennsylvania R.
R., Allegheny Valley R. R.
EIMEEI
he production of
yment of tax, and
"self or other cotn
e fail to produce
make oath to the
If required, the
receipt must be
AN OLD ESTABLISHED
CONFECTIONERY
IN A NEW PLACE.
F. A. MIERSH & BROTHER
Have removed their establishment to their new
and elegant premises,
No. 24 Sixth Street,
(late St. Clair.)
Wbe•e they will offer to their frlen 4 s and cos-lo
mat', the attest assortment of CONFECTIONS,
FRENCH CANDLES AND CAKES, their own
mak-.
Si ` A nelPgant and commodious saloon will be
found up stairs, where'the best of ice Creams.
fresh Oysters, =al tittles, as well as Cakes. Tea,
Coffee and , Chocolate. will be served in the
promptest planner, at their old rates. 0e6:p51
IDENCE
produced against
e right to vote, or
r ence in his bet:aLf.
TTERS.
STOLEN. - $lOO REWARD.-
Stolen from the subscriber, one mile on the
road leading from Columbiana to New Lisbon,
Ohle, on Vet. lei, '
Near 16 hands blab, dark bar color, and 'hod all
round; one Is curbed on both bled Ikgs and Lae
short Mane, Tail _mid Mane dark. Toe other's
Mane and 2all is thin, and has a small white alms
oa the nose.
A reward of IMO wit' be paid f3r the recovery
of the horses. and $5O additional for the appre.
benalon of the thlevre. Any Information can be
addressed to the undersigned at Columb ens, 0.
ALTO. MILLER. •
E. NICHOLS.
oce:pso
CITY ENGINEER'S OFFICE,
ALLEGHENY CITY. CA.,- Oct. R. thOR.
NOTICE.—The assessment for
GRADING and PAVING of SAW MILL
ALLEY, from Pine street to the Coke Ovens;
also, for grading JEFFEES‘PN STREET, from
Shields alley to Monterey street: are now ready
for examination and can be seen at the office
of the City Engineer tintll OCTOBER 11, / 869 1
when theyl trlll be placed In the hands of the
City Treasurer for collection. '
. CHARLES DAVIS,
mi:p3l.
RED ;AND FIRE BB ICE,
PRESSES, CLAY TEIIPERINU MA.
CHINES and BRICK MAKER'S TOOLS mann.
factored at No. 309 South Fllth street, Pills-
delphls. Ps.
se?. : •g
STRAT MULE.—Came to the
residence of the undersigned. on Wednes
day, September 20th, a
LARGE DARK BROWN MULE, MARE.
• The owner is requested to come after tier. pay
charges and take her away. B. AIITH, 182
Smithfield street "
XomEWSPAPEU FREE.—CoaI
!diners, and pm mui desiring_ I Western
e, and others,minh aye Coley Weekly PaPer
nu
son ell. zwyrns A D D sending name and
Postodlce address to NEB JOURNAL,
ttildner, Windt, ' nuala
THOU BRINGEST
LUNG•WORT,
One of the truest and most suggestive ideas
can be obtitbaed from the caption at the bead
of this art Me; for of all diseases which impair
human health and dollen human We, none are
more prevalent than those which affect the lungs
and pulmonary tissues. Whether we regard lung
diseases In the light of. a merely slight cough,
which is but the fore-runner of amore serious
malady, or as a deep lesion corroding and dis•
The attention of patients, as well as medical
NOW 18 THE TIME
TWO 3 TEAR OLD HORSES,
City Engineer.
S. P. MILLER
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: FRIXILY, OCTOBER . 8, 1869,
NEW .A.DV3iRTISEMENTS.
UrNOON-DAY PRAYER
MERTING.—A cordial invitation is
hereby extended to the strangers visiting Sul
city t's attend th's UNION MEM Nri OF
CHRISTIANS. Held dally for o• e-half hour at
the Rooms of the Yonng Hen's Christiau Asso.
elation. No. 23 Iri.th avenue
•
arQII.4IITEHLT DiVIDEND
-entsT isAvto SAL BANK OF PITTS•
Pittsburgh Trust Company.)—The
Directors of this bank have this idly declared a
dividend of THREE PER CENT. on the capital
stock out of the profits of the last six months,
payable forthwith, Tree of all government tax.
ort:plY J, D. SrDLLY, Cashier.
tgrA MEETING OF THE
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
'Of the EIGHTH WARD wilt be held THIS (Fri
d4y) EVENING, at the
FRINELLN STREET SCHOOL HOUSE
AIeo,THEr3ILECHING PHALA3iX OF THE
Seventh & Eighth Wards
Will meetiforddll at TS o'clock.
By order of
Jou D. 31(3)Tmitrai. SAM.L.KILGORE.
Secretary. Pr'st. an,lCapt
LAST By PUBLICAN
• RALLY OF THE CAMPAIGN,
AT CITY HALL,
On Sattirda3, October 9th, 1869,
AT 7 O'CLOCK P,
Hon. H. BBCHER SWOPE,
DAVID BARCL&Y, Esq.,
THOS. M. MARSHALL,
Gen. WM. BLAKELEY,
AND OTHERS WILL ADDRESS THE MEET•
TURN our, REPUBLICANS!
Committee on Meetings and epeaxers,
J. S. FERGUSON, JOHN 5..T./AMBIE,
ocs Secretary. Chairman
'CITIZEN'S' CANDIDATE.
Mu. .1. p. 110rt.136: We have every assu•
ranee that bet for the illegal votes cast aga.ust
Aorta , the Republican Primary Election, In the
'ourth wa.d, Pittsburgh. on October 4ht, 1869,
vet would have been chosen as candidate for al
derman of said ward. We feel conviterd. also.
that you would best represent the sentiments of
the majority of , the citizen + in the rotttlon
named, and would fill th• office in a manner eat.
Inflictor) to all We have, thee. for., to request
thst you will penult your name to be used as a
Citizens' Candidate tor Alderman of the Fourth
ward. lttsbnrgh. I hat a I •rge number of rotes
wss east against you. we hsve ribundsnt proof—
affidavit sto that effect having been made by re
sponsible persons. and such stildavlts being ac•
ceesibte to all. Yours respectfully.
3IA.VE CITIZENS.
PITTSBURGH, Oct- 6.1969.
OUNTLEMaN: Appreetatlng the kind pentlment
expressed in your 'Touts!, and beitnr myself cone
cluced that my defeat at he Rebubllcoi Prima
ry election wag. In a measure. secured by Illegal
means. cor form , o your desirr , , and now an.
nounce myself a Citizens' Candldve for alder.
man lu the Four , n ward, Pittsburgh.
Respectfully yours,
J. P. HORNISH.
PITTSBuRGII, Oct. 11369. OCR
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER AND Sunvermt,
Pla.burgh, uct. 8, . 1869.
NOTICE.—The asssesbment for
grad , ng. paving and cumin's' Penn street
trom 7 hlrttelh to hirts•third str.et, Is now
rev y until TITY.SDA fsetrober 19th. when. It
will tie returned to the City Treasurer's °lice
for collection.
oc3: p.
IST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN BtCHANAN POSTOFFICE, Cc•
suer 8. 1869:
A , F 017 Harry t 5
And -rson Mrs C,Krans Annie :St Clair 'lire 31
Ayer; J K r Keeler Jno ieimpsork Miss F.
Atilt IV! X A Keoe ,Smith .1 F
_ . , .. .
Abrams Lewis' Reef r Mrs 31 , enively Isaac
Abbott Thcs ' L 'Sellers Mrs A
B Lynn Miss J 5:1 4 np0 es Miss K
Barrett .i 31
,Snyder Ma A
C ,31 her ougust ;bolder John A
Cattarb P '3lidard Jo.. ,Ph-. ton Miss L
Geld .f. li A Mat' hews Jno !bhsffer Jos
Cochrane K 3loard J T
Campbell CN , Monte( mery A j Tbobura Mrs A
D 'Morgan /list 31 Thompson W
Dowling K A . Morgan David W
Doughty Mrs 31 MOrgan Jelin ; Wilson KW
Dickinson 31 Morgan 01) 'Wn•ters (deo
E , Morgan WR Walker B F
Evans ..av id Martin JB, w interinger W
Evans tot .511 era lease , Wlnt, ringer .3
F :Mucti-an Wm i Winteringer N
Fleming D Mason 'Eliot . Wilkinson T
,
Yorce 31 31 ; Mc :Wutrick Jas
Farr r: McClure II A Willis..; hvan
Ferguson W Mcealli s3l Warn James
rlnney Kate McCullough I Watt John
Fortune Wm ' 51c31..t, e.. .1 ;Ward 0
Il j McColey Mrs A Walter,F
Ricks Jno FP M I Winton Jahn
Henderson 31 Nicholson John; Wlllams J H
.1 0 , Williams M L
Jackson Frank-Owens G W ; WilitamaJanues
JamesJos ; P ;Wiliam' John
Johnson James! Powers B i Winthurt L
Johnson .1 D , Powers Ben i Wate.,n Joseph
K _
.1 . R - ;WlseN A
Kennedy Mrs Rleble Mrs H' t
Kern 0 Rees Evan 'Young H H
Kiudley 6B J Riczarde TT i 1 oung Mrs H
Hlsg , . .
CeS ' PHILLIP HOERR. P. 31.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-By
virtue of ,n Wise order of the Orphans'
Court rf Allegheny County. I wilt expose at
public sale, on the pretroses on
Tharsd
At 10 o'c
estate be.,
rivcEs
by Gecrgel
NO. ; 743
Terms
eonnrtuat
balance I.
and mon,
lot the bo
0 8th Day of October, 1869,
w
!.ck A. st., the following described real
Palate of .outt Id Car.
,ec'd. to-wit: All those TWO LOTIS Oft
, c GRAIND In a plan of lota kid out
!Breed, and being parts of uur LOT
the lleservr tr•ct..
sale: One-third cash In hand on the
In of sale and delivery of deed. the
one and two years, secured by bond
Se oh the I , nd—tne p Jrchaser to pay
d and mortgage.
b. MA:WINO. Adm . r.
runt testament° annex°.
0c7:r60
CALL lAND SEE
THE NEW
China • ts, Parian Statuetts,
Vases and F ncp Articles. now opening for the
Fall Trade, at
H. :1 GBY dr. COS.,
Na 181 LIBERTY STREET.
, .
N B.—A large assortment of Binglte
Granite Warn rut famlty awl hotel use always on
balm oc7
ALP ART &
Manufacturers and Dealers in BOOTS. SHOES
AND GAITERS, No. 38 Market street, Pitts
b urgb. Pa..
Particular attention even to Custom Work.
We beg leave to direct the attention of the
public to the fact that we are now prepared to
manufacture ' Boots and Shoes for persons
troubled with Corns), Bunions, or deformed feet. r.
under the personal sup. felon of our Air. A.
PERT, for erly of Allegheny City, who will be
pleased to ee his old customers again. We have
adopted r. Alpert's mode of 1 'flaunting the
toot. by w ich we can be safe In Warranting easy
and comto table Boot. and shoes for the t‘nder
f
d e l l b4l Pittsburgh, convinced.
l I
t ia .
e a t feet.
' IT E e ti u s
ll g e r tkrleAtella
an9;n2l
•
lIIIERT & SONS'
STATE REPORTER.
a ltat, of Houses, Lots and Parma,
le. A cops can ba procured (HUTU, at
38 Slitb 4.venne.
S. CU
RE AL
Contalnla
do . for on
their orlic
E-LOST OR STOLEN...•
cite No.
EUREKA rty F IR E AND
the
k of the FIRE AND VA
URANOE UtiMPANY OP PlTTS
sued to me Mee Bd. MO. The pub
oned igetnis purchasing mild certtd
e &optic d fore new one
CASPIELD.
du, October 1, 1889 c. 0449
"MOT
./.11 Cert
capital sto
RCki IS IN
BURGH, I
He are caul
cats. /ha
PITTEHU
MT-100 bbls Lisaintine
0 Content. Arr a nt . 4 . ays
as it
Ey •
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sow ERS'. NONIJAIEIiT
CITIZENS OF ALLEGIIENY CO.
0c7:p56
At a meeting of the Execatlie Coniml.tee of
the Allegheny Couuty Monumental soeletion,
held 04 1 limier. September 28th, 1862, the
following Preamble sail Resolutions were unani
mous adopteu
WHERZAS, There aopears to be a great diver
sity of ou neon existing as to whether the 50L-
Dlando Ii:ONCTMENT should he located in the
City of Pittsburgh or la Allegheny Vity;
there
tore t. • -
Reseire4, That the Funding COmtlitttee ap
pointed by tbie Association be, and they are
hereby Instructed to prepare tickets and sutmit
the Quentin to a vote of toe people of this Coun
t,. at theensulng election, on the Secoad Tues
day of untob. r. toe tickets t 4 g sr the C ity
of Pittsburgh." and •••For Allegheny City," a
metority of the votes polled to di tilde the malts.
A totted, Tnat :trier the teopie shalt have de
cided as to whet et the Monument shalt be lo
cated in Pittsturgh or Allegheny City. this
Committee shall. as soon thereafter as practica
ble, deAgriate the spot in the city chosen. where
on the Monument shalt be erected.
In carrying out the instructions contained in
the abase resolutions, we deem it proper to eay,
that several sites for tae Monument nave been
generously tendered ,the Association free of
charge, by citizens both of Pittsburgh and
n I here being a great diversity of opin
ion as to which of the two cities present* the
greatest claims and advantages. t has been
thought but right. that the goes loa involved
should be submitted to the citiz mot the Connty.
who are deeply interested in the 'Patter. r4r their
aseision,with the hope that It may prove mini f c
tory.
Tickets are nerewith farniihed the Flerlion
Boards of the various Elect ion Districts of the
County. with the request that they make such
arrrangemeuts as will secure a free and full ex
pres ion of the opinion of the citizens of their
resoeoltve districts, and that the vote be taken
and certified in ice u sal form and returned to
t. , c PEtErsIDEST OF THE BUILDING COM
MIT eza at Plttabcrgh. •
W. B. COOK; Sec'y
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THE
MOST EXCITING SEA STORY
EVER PUBLISHED,
Commenced This Week in No. 49
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Now Ready.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY,
Cuttalns the most vivid devriptlons of strange
adgenturua on land and sea. In most of *bleb the
young hero,
THE BOY. WHALER,
Takes a pronalumt part. and by his daring .leeda
pr..ves Llnaself the personnlcatton of juvenile
bravery. Every boy should read the exciting
story of
H. J. MOORE,
City Eng( oeir
THE BOY. WHALER,
Whit h le Just commenced In No. 40 of the
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And every young woman also s hould read
THE BOY WHALER,,
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For the ferrate mind will be enraptured with the
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Who shares the fortunes and trials of
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IRE
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children far the great story O
THE BOY WHALER,
Bbows that although virtue may for a time be en-
able to cope w.th vlllal i lp, It will in the end the
triumphant.
NEW YORK WEEKLY
Takes pleasure In presenting to the public the
great story of
THE BOY WHALER.
For it is undoubtedly the masterpiece of Its
author, rind was written eipreuly for the
N EW - YORE: WEEKLY.
BOYS! BOYS! BOYS!
Every boy who delights to rand of daring deed,
and thrilling adventures will linger to admira
tion over tue story of
_ THE BOY WH&LER,
Now ready in No. 49 of the
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
And for enle by if.csry News Age= In the
Country.
PRICE SIX CBHTB.PER COPY.
Doul Forget to Buy N0..49
NEW YORK WEFKLY,
winch c,utalns the commencement of
TAE BOY IArkULER.
oci-p2)-mwr
er.Ass
FRUMP JARS,
The old and reliable_
A. & D. H.. CHAMBERS'
UNION FRUIT JAR,
With tin cover and wire fastening, Cheapest
and best in ths market.
OFF SETT GLASIV JARS,
with cork, in stock, and for sale by ,
A.' & D.' H. CHA.DIDERS,
347 WATER !STEW *
ocsarts .
FOR WEDDING PR E SENT
GO TO -
WATTLES & attEAFEWS. •
Thry are receiving a very fine assortment or
Solid Silver and Plated Ware
SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
Which writ! be sold low
Up, N ` RIES AtritANT
L• Then mill be a erst • elaes dinner tootoLy
am from this day °oat BURIVS.RESTAIfRaIiw.
corner or Bmtthititt street and Sixth avenue.
We always peep Abe best the market affords.
Also d y boarders token on ihelr own time.
Breakrabt from 0 to 193 i. and Dinner 49)411 to
AM, and dapper itom9 to 0N o'glook - cot
TO THE
A. L. PEA.RSON
The Young Rovers,
OF THE
THE
OF THE '
101 FIFTH &VENVE,
Above mithtleld Street
NEW ADNIMRTMEMENTEI.
EXTRA B
At 25 Cents,
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS
Doable Width.
Heavy White Country Blagets.
At 12 1-2 Cent
GOOD STYLE DARK TELAINES
Heavy Country Flannel
At 50 Cents,
ALL WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH
Bright Plaid Poplins.
NEW ARMOR
D
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G
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Os
D
WILLIAM
FEDERAL STREET,
ATTRACTIVE
Prides
AND
COMPLETE
ASSORTXENTS
OF ,
Colored Silks,
Irish Poplins,
French Poplins,
lE3U
BATES & BELL'S•
A . B. OF C. FOR F. M.
BOOKS. BOOKS. •
Delegates and others attending the meeting of
the
A. B. OF C. FOR F. M.,
Are invited to visit our Store during their stay.
If they desire to purchase we can offer them a
Full - Assortment of Books
In every Departmedt of Literature. Sunday
School Books and Sunday School Requisites;
Theological and Religious Books. Blank Books
and Stationery, Sc., &c. Dr. Anderson's Work
ou Foreign Missions for sale. Liberal discounts
offered.
R. S. DAVIS & 00.,
193 Liberty Street,
ocG FOOT OF MTS./070UB.
ROCK THE BABY
rs
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
SOLD ONLY NT
LEMON & WEISE.
Practical Farnibire Kannfactarers, &,
118 FOVRTH A.l7lrurrum.
Where MST be footle a toll assortment of Par
or. Chamber and Kitchen Fsurnttnse. dew
rEsir SHAD ' 'RECEIVED
daily at BENJAMIN PULPEESS 'popular
Stand, No. 45 Diamond Market, Pitts
burgh, and at the Twin City, Allegheny City,
corner of Ohio and Federal streets. Can be had
all kinds of Sea and Lake Ash, Halibut, Itha4.
beak, Codfish. Haddock and Eol. Also, large
supplies of White, Lake Fish, Salomon, Bass,
Stergeon, Herring and Macinaw Trout, which
enables tul to sell at the lowest M
whir., 'ack
wholesale or retail. We invite all lovers of
Fresh Fish to give us a call, and. we will insur
them a treat. , Wadi
GEO. B. MILTENBERGER,
SOLE AUNT TOR
I=lll3 RELIABLE . !WAY/LITE"
No. A 313 Pena Stavat,
P I k7AIF-1 71z10 fif 1/41
ARGAINS,
Heavy Wool Cassimeres.
At 87 . 1.2'Cents,
WATERPROOF CLOTH.
Table Linens and . Napkins.
AT 81 ! .00,
WATERPROOF 'CLOTH,
TItIEIIT OF
A
Vir
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I
Nos. 180
and 182
ALLEGHENY CITY.
L ANDERSON &
Book and Job Printers,
67 AM) 69 FIFTH AVENUE,
Dispatch Building, Pittsburgh.
Having extra large founts of Types, and Preen
facilities for the ILAPID execution of
PAPER BOOKS, •
Would respectfully solicit the patronage of the
legal fraternity.
Those who favor us with their orders, can rely
on having them done NEATLY, hnd
AT THE' TIME AGREED ON.
• AU Hinds of
ELECTION PRINTING
PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
BILLIARDS,
68 Smithfield Street,
(Formerly occupied by sohn S. Kennedy,) bas
been leased for &term of. yearn by
And`: Fitted Tp in the Best Manner.
BILLIARD HALL,.
' WITH THE
BEST OF: LIQUORS- AND - CIGARS.
B. X. ICTOWAN
B. it. McCoiV I
AN & CO.,
Boulevard Pavers,
Opoe s No; 65 OHIO ST., ALLEGHENY.
Orders left at Ganerrs OrriCk., Pittsburgh,
promptly attended to.
Pima littleyvalks, CoLlara l I=l Yards,
Drives, &c.
Warranted against changes of beat and cold.
• likrzazircza Movrtiead, Lyon & elhorbs.
Rody Patterson Wm. Park, James N. Long.
lion, Hartley t kleßee, Anderson!, & Maxwell.
Aiken le Campben. Isaac Orals. ,iyie:m23
APPLE PAIIERAL—I have a
fall assortment of Apple Pering.Coring and
Machines, which I Invite a/1 tcicall ant
see them tried. The PARLNG, CORING AND
BLICLISO MACHINES, takes only three turns*
the crank to pare, core, and slice an ordinary
sized apple. it will pare without - slicing or
coring required. . •
Dried Akdes sell much' higher when snood
with this machine than when iquartered by the
old proceu.
Aso, a full assortment of
Lightning &,- Turn Table Apple Parers.
N i g.l.B 6 WOOD STREET.
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
S o EL BIER tic CO.,
Ittosadacturen o
411711ZICIIWAIRE: BEDITOL WARE 4ki.
alike and Warehouse. 383 LIBERTY =REIM
/f/PAll orders promptly &Mapped to. •
HB. LYON,
• -
tinier of Weights - and . :Xeasuret,
osoe-140. a FOURTH svmsruz;:rigtoburta.
Oafs. JOHN MEMBER. ThuragY.Tlttoburgh.
• Ltexii...BßO. B. NoXIMTY, Detartie-Allaw
oenixarkoh
r.i.
At 6 1-4 Cents,
DARK CALICOES.
is
GOOD QUALITY.
A
N •
D
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I R
T S
SEMPLE'S,
(KUNZ'S BUILDING')
GEORGE IL BENNITT,
FIVE NEW TABLES
Have been placed In the
The Bar is Stocked
For sale. wholesale and Beta% by
JAMES SOWN,
ES
J. 11. •lIMOWN.