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Mel Van Dzeittnnittileettoei
. Amain Qr.* Mittnria of iroithifiriiiSh
Wain dboplattu and (edam an the
fa* to besakt:filiek:
at cmea u :ti powitdit that the trth4
utuktribmaoarprendonemdmiag
Amin= we to ; lilt b sidtt for they:
nlet"; &mint the "anew nee= now.
".4ontutdug.:: aid:that the "Department '
Jalcultylduated by:the' danger of: thooi
.stenteabeinsditnat by lunation to east
r',.';,ltiot;ltnanTude;L'Adtunin 160litics brip
beeslenntuad by the apnoea
ti*iltaterildr ittlietireison the &Maid
teAllkitaidtts of lid December isniS
h. , efe• alt 110 more effective in secatina •
Semponoautanbeitu Bat public Wer t
. I:_staticen.... It :•pratent, walks no emu&
&tato eirdakt the preatuendere fun
the Depantut•t — it would be intere s t.,
Isort‘bniflootiebfi itpen'litisigrounda
° llteettAPintitinii fora not of Meryl
, " niaiittW benriged.
;ti'..
ItIIMLICISII 07 Astirition
thefreandldate Cloidr=
aPigro Wt . ng.
••
. 1 14 *a l
4 4.0c 1 :: 6rfiliir,
•stiglieliNgaVi of WWI -as lOW alomi
.ThlLlVlllb 44r crigabor .br;
.7.4mpesuksg,-vbany iltreratitie no
mmualoreke.amotal#
" &plea efltbstersW•lase
- iiiiO ,I6 4 2 A4OWYJOiIV4*
fetixda.iteidnalacisof popular wnp.
71 4
leithiall*ql
.1 bs bad been imptaktsmistrear— sum.
. Indeed, ; ll
appyus now thubsimmiumbeeneo
th e it tno r Att 6 v" , "
bmusgra*
an* falllAed b Uz. ehottt ingl4ataCgelli
/4 1 0 5 04,
tAMOMlLigratbitar!id ~...
spedig caa4.7_ ^-4sl,
c 4 zked. ,vbtas two , =Lades
• Again With
r ryt#l,lo.o4o.thersrbomiosi t ,
anvilmaa4mmukui
"-betto, the &Wolk anti kinallr'Eag
4 . 1014 . 0bei 1 cirthati/344L10144
ontstm Idth a colored la*.
1 , Plata t*Elt * istlels wh hbl Ongfierd+ l / 4 '
a;Tridatirio tie anlngthe
'ands, of allies all topeareleir la the
f414 161 0*A4 61*IlitIrt the
emoted efiliosel3Seteso ati l amentaldiik
", limber orthettittektotttf on •the •
• gocaltar•
d.
Ti.dayer that be **am : Fader i
vateanserelletetesed the sow•tempthte
:gelcilliition the :(tialthit4 :filters
m ODIN CittliteraWa &CLAW, otiaoiesd
, bra, litikiP*ltatkattiefrobitletheet
faull*Ml,
tither' Jim leased' though Warms
t4'Petvitte that the 7R 1 3,h0m
T to makba Apar =dr to ion:
the, an eon' !to tun a
" Be the AMA Mail
*bad' this.itektrett , „rear vast
Meitner wationtbtarpay. c!l' the;
'Aleficie*th,elbstitiOrthistlfeititiitahe I
filoitaitia: othitiPonitßihavi' sale
Ihb ons to be tioter nuiNrith Boothe:nil
On p>tirld Ott i
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SOME BUILDING, &I IND 815 FIFTH AY
OFFICIAL PAPER
tin Fltingwargh. Allegheny and All.
'neap. bonmey.
rammr, PiOV. 12, 18011.
U. 8 sons. at Branktart, 881
Parrnotsvar at Antwerp, awn a 62r.
Qom clod In Now York yeaterday .
at 1261®124
-..:..431zwr activity Ls noticed In oar naval
preparation, which la socteatutt imply
tprilattecl io *Am of _the Governiarta
~t 1 h 3 &TOT of Cohan ittterveatioa.
Hero ~OJz Itepahllean and besnocratle pa
*Dere b ou t the State are advocating
fiairepealnf the repeal ante law antrum
• - lstq borough and townjhJp elections to
be held lu the fall. Spring elections are
preferred.
r.
• , Winn = the 'main body of the new
;: • Catudinstlon for Nes York hu beep re
inl
f leck& by the people at the recent eke :
Veffi. them Is a posalbllity that the AI&
Aildaii Article has been adopted. 'ha
'official canvass of the votes, now in pro
will settle the czaripa &OIL i ,
••
.: , Pinistrimnim b called uPon to appro.
ia* damn uf $1,844.216 for the es.
• Irmo of supporting her putdie schools
'" 4 4 sos` the year UM. ,Thls sum does dot
ee Walkp t e cat of filde 11 111 a, cleaning,
myths, t which, with books and sta.
Vona/. IlikestiMited si WB,OOO more.
PlErThednaursat Rsruersr COMPANIES
atistilit diktat to the Governuterd plead
* . -esubduseleases granted to than by Pres
ident kismet. These relesses wine
eolleasal wad will cot staid. It Is also
that the public corlosig will yet
"be more saddled sato the peculiar consid
swam kit whichthn. releases were
=lntimated. • ,
It•Tr24
In lir sincerely teDe Doped that the
;;,lillittak been . tit shalt confirm the Exam
. ottrazontinCtlitnaf opt Embry. of Teo
new" for the Ecuador. Dilation, now
, .3hur.yeirs :noun, ill team heels upon
the political antecedent; of ha nominee.
Be is a brother-in-law of az•Benator
' Pewier, and baa teen known to have
taken a prominent and anal:lima a , •
- ,, ,iltilititlinespe of A. , /..henithe
- .L. 6 ;4 3 0t 111 4 110 0t nf hat jetty. ,. Better that
- 4111onadaratunild wait I year or twokaistr,
- <tintra: that a politician of that stripe should
.. I ,4llent thither to represent our republic=
e..iniattinkms and policy. -
• , JP' report Koilorle The Demo
,. osstio. : itroposition to recoil the its
.(t`.:Reat ifte 4 P l bY the last - Reßublicsn Lees.
I• ntitre, of Bete Tort. to the With Asti
eh; btinzibtthe leshiti formals of
- ,:'''l2llperty toszi'et*latt acknowledgment,
;ottbe subtitle privilege of A State to
• extend en set of rejection'by s.strbse
,„ (Oat set of rettilcation. This hi some-
Ades pines. By and bye, the Matto
': Ddetors 'of Constitutional 14w
die to the higher level Of 'earapze.
tending the just distinction. In the le
, 4Cethe ellkcis and conclusions of unite
- to ratify and vote to- reject. We omit
rhive pitionetkvith dell pupils!
isornea the mart Of the Com=
minima, appointed by the New York
#cord of Education to distribute the
"Efeettsiamaccutd" so•ealled—s
Atind of 1:12400-whichswal smuggled
luta the tarlevy at..iltany lam winter.
,to be divided =Wag the sectulausumWas
the artroPulic: the -N. T. Beau alp
,Items that the caulbrdonerJas *WS
Maoism duty well. but 144-4 fox •
Ittiaolmsuoti Itself, "it hinted' rnstdr4
,the Public., 3l4 iasn74 l o l o. 2l UstorY
ste, Weird the destruction tau mu co
: - ? 11 49 21 SchOca
gates 'The
was salted 'far
only by mounts o(thal
lishem. and itivattv gamily them alone
that It Wastuade.l
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711113 UNION OF THE CHURCHES
This morning at ten o'clock—all pre•
limmary matters having been harmo
niously arranged—the two Assemblies
meet In the-Third Presbyterian Church,
Sixth avenue, to bend together lti one,
ander the presidency of both moderator,
Thus have these two bodies of Christians,
after a separation of more than thirty
years, after having each crown to
greater in numbers and power than both
were at the time of the aciham in 1838, and
1 • .vng . ~. drawing towards each
other for years, flowed together, as two
mtghtr•bnt Mal end placid rivers min
gle th waters, thence to flow on, we
ii - e ver . iiiiiels'ln, g ,tortione, blessing
the Id, conserving all that Is good In
h institutions, and guiding millions
to B
In afternoon, after miagllng their
co uhttions upon the happy consuls!,
=Co of the great object tor which they
met,' will meet In the First church,
on street, and together...and in
com y with ether Christian friends of
that Mid other folds, commemorate the
love of their common Redeemer. Ho
will close one of the greatest and most
suspicions events in the history of the
Christian Church. It was In Pittsburgh
that the sad schism took place; and It
Is a matter of felicitation that here the
breach then made should be healed. The
report of title great Convention will be as
en echo, a repetition, of the angelic song
at Bethlehem, "Glory In the highest, on
mitt pone, good will to men." Return,
Mende and brethren, to your own homes
sad make them glad ; and be assured that
the Cartattan people of these cities will
long chetiab your brief sojourn among
them as among their most pleasant tum
mies.
ANOTHER VETERAN DEAD
Major General Jowl; Ru t s WOOL died,
at his residence, in Troy, N. Y., at half
past two o'clock s. w. of the 10th, In the
81st year of his age. 80121 at Newburg,
N. Y., In 1789, ha entered the army, as
Captain In the 18th Infantry, on the
breaking riot of the khr of 1812, and dL- 1
thignlabed himself at Queenstown, Plaits.'
burg and Beekmantown, being shot
through both thighs in the fret action.
In 1821 he was commissioned as
Inspector General, and in 1828 lea
vened Brigadier, taking the fall re:Lic
ht 1841. During the Mexican war,
be was employed in raising volunteers In
the West, equipping 18,000 troops, sub
sequino4 taking command of 8000 men
and marching 000 miles from Bin Anto
nio to Saltillo, without the lost of a man.
Sfoi•sols active service, at Buena Vista, he
was brevetted Major General, and in
I 1854 was complimented, for Ids services
in that war, with a sword and a Congres;
atonal vote of thanks. At the outbreak
of the rebellion, he was equally prompt
and judicious in his service, taking com
mand of the Virginia Department In
1861, capturing Norfolk in May,
186 e. He wee then transferred to
'Baltimore and commissioned as a fall
Major General. He has since lived
ineetirement at Troy, now passhig away
*non at the tame hour with Admiral
Srawaltr, the two being of the few env
viinos of the war of 1812. His record
was hpuoraele, although not splendid
for its brilliancy, attesting always his
ndlitarY Capacity and his patriotic devo
tion to his country. The day for his fu
neral hiaztot yet been tined.
MORE CORREER.
The Erie Railway cliquey dace Its m
odem in the gold market, finds itself
in several new and embarrassing corners
of 'umber mon. and lirobably without
aertmelodia4tee 111 94* f9del Own the
bars. For
~ .re: i n. I Q
saes 11 4 1 200 0 1 41frg :r7 ; *pm
ava•, onmiti4 - .V. 7 . r - " • :'-. SA,
mce,
railway itnioisitilMt*ett-44-iontol
its dothg. ,, glitaiOatlettiblitit aF t
dtlaziWitild cireifit:' 7 ,24eiterOille. -
4firii*X l3l t o hiiii . l o 64,l*be mon.
idttintslyl:incanyenteat. to"-meet Mae
likgsl#Mtillions, w#Arli . Would !squire a
Vai searching ell:segue of they cower- .
ate proceedings. That fs not the way'
the clique does Its 'MOO* and thus
1 the penalty has been fileal*doa abate
, Rut there,tue neither Bariiii4 Oudot:Ds
nor ifcettiaMon the Oh i o iteich, wli . '
It is alb to *Um either Olathe SW:
will beSitsifeed:l7:the State Treuurscor
evesy . .infertithm , expose, of fanner
tramietidni l ,4llltb withineparallel, will
be ameked'Utl• for de/Cilia= of the
,Igizr is , that all! It Is kmo4l' Iv lion
Cleielul. that the clique bsit 'MI up
'very short in its performanceltila etin.
.Olicie with the English stock-holders and
with the McHenry interest in the A. & G.
W. Boed,-and that, Was negotiation
now going on at Cleveland result In a
ettlaloetory compromise, legal 'proceed.
thse will beat once . Instituted te. bake the
void tiom It. present custody, restating
Its possession to Its original owners.
,liinst and Nome should arrange with
Abele pleJusbjedges. who have stood them
in such good stead at New Tort, to
remove at unto Ohio, anil bop tblogr
level. Otherwise. there can be inn • few
month, of delay before the OW 'tocent,
Lange esliway from Baboaszento Dsgton
will pan into other firinA ls he course
of le fresh deal of the,. ' . ' reNway
earls. .!1 1-.., p...-.-_ . . .
t — /14.0**1144111 .. VW Om. ,
tutt . .iaeorbitrelq#M4 elan lb.
IMlseintian4voiiii*iwohjaa to the
Vetted States emir entered Own% heads;
yet totrellm Re • 'they haya*nte and
anteranting by llionwe.ella ibirillol
!xi'. oNtionsf-flingyhe tide: elibe.-Oar
idefeiiiien ,-71 14*atilrifit tialkdoll ,
or think , thay sen,,a sernage, =looked
for, and **Wig ildlitl ear polapp.
Some hall their coming le great aceeseips'
.. physical power-logwhitere needi
vshllootherarire alarmed 141114 iiiilid ,
101Cilet Alf leitheaml VOW 17102.7160r#11; ,
Politician, en Pn zle d ; ti ) kiPYF len P
,1 0 - voi . them; for Ilia coniebded-thst
the Wirth Article, which-le -pa 'abet:l'6i,
to ridded - , will nuke radii chi:mei
. etteiy sOrkoNiega. ib firdtiqthil flair - - 1
elliollolirineeesiiim to cc 2etittite a ell'.
:en and a voter.
_
But wby 'how . do ' they o=4
Canal* stateo conquer and dirpoweie
am, as did the dote hordes of terhallaaa
from the heart Of Asia, who overrun
Wale= ENVOPertalhe middloagea. Not
to ravoltirethei aid supplant our civet-
MditoiVy Fdiatiltatling theirs. lgot to in
terfesewt,atlfawoy of ouittax Whim
eltlmrpoptical Mtellgiotte.' Thei come
4 0 ,1t4 1 4 that there w as
pleura stosay , in 'America, sod that
thb ages to*firtiti very high.
as thin ; those irt L liittleoito aractotrded
=mut. eiff• amYtitereforeftalat to the
C h thluiiiiiicaz ll 4. o OM' altores, — aad
attains:ln Ihe lupine of Banc
• tai#eli*moirtittat wfaitt,
_tera c teehrAwattaleaa
, -urinal= 110411 CD NIL"
; 5 W .1. '4 101 4: 1 4 111/ that 'the hem•
keg grammionia Mealy to he.- The chill
'dMail( audit of tke#taisoulevcrinsnak
rapidly w o o 00 ,
liNtdmitv-Itastotcis,l , WM' and political
t hratit, 14 Ander Tipridettie Welt:kat,
*eatsla the vegoseraliox of tbo old tor
gabtitlhOitgleir*em
a* , 741,0 omboi, of Africa
had their Wootton sa abrra; ant hero
it"
c; , ;: vIT
those of Eastern Asia are coming in as
hired servants, and ire doubtless sent in
for the same purpose. Their moral and
political stew at home is forty centuries
behind that of the people among whom
they have come; and however ingenlona
they may be in their way, they have
aluniat everything to learn before they
Mtn take their places and act their part in
the great stream of human affairs, as it
now rolls on.
These Chinamen are on all hands rep.
resented as being Industrious, sober, hon
est, frugal, peaceable, and remarkably'
apt to learn, rather by Imitation than by
any clear conception of the nature or
principle of the thing learned. Hence
they are excellent laborers and servants;
and the poor among them so far, do not
aspire to be anything more. Thousands
of them labored upon the Central Pacific
Railway. and gave great satisfaction.
Indeed, It Is doubtful If that great and
difficult enterprise could have been an.
complished at all without their aid. Many
are gathering gold at what they
deem a profit, out of the old placer
mines abandoned by the ! whites ;
L
while many others are employ ludo.
mastic servants, farm hands, an as laun
derers. Others are employed in actories,
and take hold of the various
to them entirely new and Unlike, With
surprising aptness. As operatives in
woolen manufactories they are said to be
the best in California. Docile, quick,
faithful and contented withlbeir wages,
they give no trouble; while their labor,
which is the only real source of wealth,
adds yearly to the prosperity of Cantor.
nia.
These Chinese suffer many wrongs and
outrages at the hands of white men of
the baser sort. Bat, inured to oppres
sion, deeming it the normal condition of
the race, they endure them patiently, and
generally triumph by the mere fame, If It
may be so.called, of their flexibility and
non-combativeness. Until recently they
were denied the privilege of giving testi
mony In the courts of law in California;
but that is now changed; and gradually
their social status is becoming higher
and their condition better.
Will those Chinamen overrun our
whole country t or b It likely that they
will confine themeelvea to the Pacific
slope? Our own opinion ts, that In a
comparatively andrt time they will flock
overdo this aide, and enter, as they have
done In California, Into all the various in
dastries for which their well known Inge.
natty andreadiness fit them. In 'Calor.
nia attempts were made to rule them out
of several of the leading Industries; but
by patience and persistence they finally
enc...veded In becoming masters of the
situation, and now acme Important trades
are almost exchnively In their bands.
The same kind of competition with or
ganised labor may be expected wherever
they come In force.
This coming of these people Is in every
way interesting; for their presence cannot
Our affect mightly the Oh.Teleel ad'
vancement of our partially developed
country. They bring to us Just what fa
needed, a vast aoursion of muscle, but
very little working bralns—millions of
bands, but no practical ideas. Their
glimmering notions of religion and phil
osophy will die out as soon as they touch
the better and i tronger light to which
they come; an d they will be but as so
many children to to taught, so many do.
die helpers in our more rugged toils.
POINTd - OF WOMEN DIMBIZRENCE,
The Phtladelptda Peru gime" to car.
lain precedents which will faU to the
ground, under the plan of anion now
engaging the attention of the Presbyteri
al] Aisembllee. We quote •
1. '2he Old School decided in 1842 that
marriage with a deceased with's sister
wm bean unserill aaVISZ
aan eel o p f tc ßlearilkharl notion, and the
will, ttuncdommilleve that eon -
Idderable majority 'et 'the Old School
people who have long ainOs wag e d to be.
Hers in this curious doctrine.,
1101211/2% Catholic Motive de.
dared Invalid by the Old &hoed Upper
bly in 130. Au indefinite portponembill
of the subject to the New &Soot Con-
vention of 1840 will leave this tote deci
ded in the united body.
3. The Old School condemned the prao.
tire of sitting In time of public prayer
and that of the reading of sermons In
church by layman In the absence of cler
gyman, In 1848, both of which are com
mon Ne w L never dlsooturtananoed In
the
Dot the mast Important was the action
In regard to theEtouthem churches. The
action of the Old School, which ruled
out the commissioners from dm synod;
48111 of course become heath' under the
gin of reunion. The MU= of the Old
School fa 1385, by—srblek the churches
adhering to the rebellion wore ma off
from that Chattoh,:rmat also be reposlods
and through" this door the Ilaparated
Marches will enter Into peaceful and
Oh:l'lLn harmony.
&Brous worm of the emcees of the
gsstssidtfon,for Incorporating the lay co.
meat far - the official representation of
the kleahodlat Oburch, are stforested by
the presini state of the canvassing for
Totes. •The conslitallon of the church,
whlch it hi proposed to change, inin only
be altered by a three quarter vote of the
constituencies, which, for that purpose,
ate wholly to tolyteriaL As the Agues
are thus far reported, a slight increase in
the number of negative votes would
so
compliah the defeat of the 4y-delegate
adeene., Whether, to that eve n t, se h uge
nametritUd,lphtent dui Chnrch,.aa to
authrainailallare ins than threwfoluilta
of the vcdt , body, would pw
thandlitahrait ltheo - procripilve policy
of a amsU soinuritj, his question which
mina to lamb op upon ildtgethodist
Ware. SvidenUy, It is a question which
touchei the , mustily the conetitution
Itself. Let us hope That no Menace of
disunion In that quarter shin be so rear
lined; es to Interrupt the peaceful Bow of
aiiiiPlia.l4o SOW llPPincutly,hrstinir
onward all the railing Protestant moot
,tic*lry biliconiunin tido-level upon
Use Ocastscita broad church unisex..
... Einn . eyeitleuLt., of tho lteraerfiet die.
tritt,... :ray. properly awry% in his
V et
- t ' ; concluded. this ,It ht ohne
titer Atuf Denitenide:tatiohtits of
this ableltt, Okfiu:ght that, COW.
Ma r eledatiti Vitl= l :lll2,Acit,pubject to
13 %0t =el their ti we war,'
teg the Indi gn ation actor
trieettrithe‘ at eatoh boot mot.
ipoe.._ tweet that" itelegally atiettott
'mule Vet and Sonatelhelrectde.
thelVeaVjadele can itentne the ' pow
erieor e,.. . gated, by law, to add to. or
Mew Ma the umber of treOn omitted
P. P1F4,".. . •
ilznanwr C. Onenu, wee erierziod in
Lansing. The
New York. last week, to /Das Nellie
made from an orifice! desiempigetunt ring was gn "of Idr.
Crane's, ..,by a Broadway Jeweler, at 1
cost of twenty-Ave hundred dollars, end
Is decidedly maim and unique. The
ring f foot plain, solid fold,' and on the
ludde is the cadomary Romeo sad:diet
inscription set in Haman diamonds!" An
Irnalenle solitaire is eiquidtely 101 in th e
outsides and two interwoueu hearts are
carve in the d centre. The ring„,le
large. The wedding The
cocludea
ern "N presents will be .received_"
The r ule s s
toilette was of white uncut
velvet. The skirt and train, also the - low
cot corsage, Teri most elaborately trim.'
med with point lace, and the dress ,
throughout was lined with white satin)
quilted. Large pearl beads encircled the
neck of, the bride , and ornaments of f
Tall Were suspended from her canard
eloped her wriats. The luidtgroomarai -..
Attired by the Zee& costume: Remora r iisti . l ip
ai'zinee Arthur candlelit trOWleri• high .I.k_lXtytilli
.407114 cellar, blue Lord Stanley rerarf, """', l ',--, . .
and lilac kid gloms. A moss rosebud Amen 6
..
___,____,,_°' - ^ ~. enjoyed *position Ina buttonhole in the
~...,-..-fw, f : .
TRE Thanksg ivin g .-...,irw.now. OF lett breast of his coat, audio his hand he
Pities WRAP
• model of. praiseworthy . V.- as The two hrtdeenuade - Auer e dressed in tfahr; e •Ja
1 Excellency cerotents himself whir* eon- white tulle. f - -. - '.- - - 41 ' 2 114' 1 '' .
pie of texts of Beriptt"...elz.: "The , -.0, a
- . .:
- --
'k m 1,4 -
Lord taketir .Pleasure in them litu feat ',. Ilinr. llentnot lonisioir is `to hive a Bairav
Eli; In thosethelhope to 'llistrercyf grand golden
we
his , openly 1 .1., lii
l'uNe Inaba '. pease In • thr borders and, .reeldene oa the 1131 h, being the annltcr-. pa rr!'.
I" =eh thee with the 'finest of wheal." key of hisitniath - year of mar:lege. Al l
7,3%,",.„'"e1i;. 1
I Then the people are recommended " to ' his eleven children with wises and bus. ardlitrari
rprelse the . name: of the Lord " both In beads, and his forti.eigittgraud eldicirmii ' 0
tartar droliasfand public RI fame. , The and two or Mile great pain - Widow, Mv rtirares
Gomm figlififlaisr th e bectlitra7 •ol with flemermis - United' goads, - wit be rant...1674f -
r mete counsegr o ktr te ntheretethe nest prawn: to Int:tees the ceormony. 11 " 0 .. 7 4
..if
IlttledfuegM f- _ q promises meek btilliammultaterest. fowl . '
.... - ff.- ( fs.. - u're..elt-- L.' Lf.rikr. , ,r. ....s, ..-frf.. g,. f ; c..-.ff ... ~ ~ 3:?:_ ~ . .. . . . . ,
. .. -2 'f - 1.:5:; - -. 7 ' . ' - i - , •
'" noun Thine at Cardiff, wren-
Men MGM from Syractiseaf.:T4 cute,
, doves townite the mat credence. -VW
' mi ce ent le as we: The' mute
and Atm' ark clearly Cam*.
of the complettat type of manly beanty.
'Unless It was eculptnred on the spot, of
which there_,ete to proof; mast have
required meeeptery or Amen or twenty
mango turroatAt. sighs or 2,M0
wand& Ite IrPo o r the theory - IC' was - the wor the
Indiana to so , 'lnfpressive - and matt
majestic But spectators are Umbel Into
ailment
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 1869
INDLA.N SEANCE.
I oteresUnir Paper from , `G. A.'
Inquiries have been made, if we should
have the Indian Summer; we are near
the cad of Its allotted some, the 11th
When forests were permitted to stand,
the Indian Summer triune on the 2d, and
continual to the 11th of November. In
latter days It does not develop Waif
within that time, but shows itself In
patches, sometimes lu October, early
and later In November. Itbegan ha
development In fall earnest th is season,
at Its allotted season, the 2d, continued
on the 3d and 4th, with heavy white
henna, smoky and dark morning; and
a real pleasant midday and a red set
ting SM. On the 6th lite gips of $
great storm appeared in the Went and
Nora' West, with a depreciation of the
- amp:midi/eh of the thermometer, and a
partial rise of the barometer, and then
• fall of the same, which has been yen
ned in the lay few days by snow
storms, the leaves and debris covered
and rendered inert, and the Indian Sum
mer annihilated,
Many theories have been sent forth;
what la the origin and caws 01 Indian
Summer? The moat plausible we have
examined, and drawn a conclusion from,
la, that the Indian Sommer dorm not
exist until after the October fronts;
when dhe leaves fall with the debris of
nature, we have heats, ferments and
thence a smoke and an equilbritun In
the atmosphere, which prevents a rapid
condensation of vapor by an extreme
countraat. During the prevalence of In
dian summer there la a regular variation
at morning, nowi and night, with but
Inge diflerence in the thermometer, at
those particular periods, which main
tains a regular equilibrium In the gams
;Mere. lu Indian Summer the ther.
mocucter may be thirty to forty degrees
lathe morning, flay-Ave to sixty at
noon, thLrty-olialt to forty at night, and
hold No thrOtigla the term, while in other
parts of the year it in not so limited an It
were by rule. For illuatralion, in /o'...lche
April or December, or any of tte winter
months, one or two w r ite frog. will
surely produce rain Within twenty-four
to seventy4wo hours The thermometer
may range at 12 o'clock a. wt. at sixty
degrees, night at thirty-Ave, morning
twenty, and you may be sure of a storm
In forty-eight to seventy-two home.
It Is the. great contrast by sud
den change. that produce. me
n? ini.
diets atoms. Every morning
the Indian Summer may deeedope white
frost, and even freezing, yet not produce
storms from the regular order of the
atmosphere. Usually, after • regular
Indian summer, the seciintulated con
densation of vapors result in a long snow
or rah: storm, commonly ogled Squaw
Witeer. You maylook at the tbertuclits.
ter to-night. and And it at 46elegreee;
to-morrow morning you And 20 to SO;
the next morning it may be 80 to 86;
next 40 to 60; next 26 to 66, and on that
day the storm may devedripe. Sudden
changes, with great contrasts In the
thermometer, are the beginning of
the generating of storms, vary
ing from January to May, from two
days to four, before the atmoaphere
quires the consistency am discharge the
condensed vapors; from May to-Septet:fa
beer it taken a longer time; from &mem
bee to October 201 h, six' to twelve days,
not will surely come, and Its longer the
signs the longer or more copious the
storm. From November to May the
storms are more rapid and generating. I
The manors of the year have been:treys-
Imago in an order which indicates a
regular and winter. The present lunar
month indicates a cold, &Lonny monthi 4
snowyortzur, more or less In discharge r
being mare prevalent, and fears there
will not be a navigable river for a practl
cal use, tulles a south wind should
prevail three or four days. In former
year; etre:ging November haeareceded
a warm December and January, but
from the remarkable character of the
year, for unusual phenomena, we should
predict a long, cold winter.
Record from Oct. 6th to Nov. 3d: See-.
sateen cloudy and variable, of which
nine were rain and two of snow, twelve
of sunshine, seventeen treat and frees
log, toe thunder norm, day. Daily
average of thermometer, 43 8.12; liver 2
feet 8 inoties; rain fall, N of an Inch,
which nearly accord.
Indlostions—very cold, began on
the 6th Inn.—from Nov. 3d to Dee. 3d:
twenty cloudy and variable, sixteen of
which storm, chiefly anow, nine sun
shine days, and a cool, squally month.
Heronry. 1662, 43 111.11. do 1868, 42, same
days 18C61, northwest, 21, east,
4, southwest, 4; 1868, northwest. north
east 7, MR 7, north 4. mouth sonthwest a.
Pittsburgh, Nov, 8, 1861 O . A.
Extilbnion by the ~ Oakdale :stepson.
eat Temple of !Honor.'
A deep ititenat seema to have been
awakened In different parts of the coml.
try on the implant of Temp:canoe. Boma
time ago • mod ety bearing the title of
&The independent Temple of Honor"
was hunted at the new and growing vil
lage of Oakdale on the Paribanens Ball.
road, and Is now In a very flourialdtur
conditkin. - They have had several excel.
lent temperance lectures, and the - mem.
bars seem to be working falthhilly In the
temperance cause. The society gave an
exhibition at a large hail In the village
on the evening of the ad list., at which
time they performed the beautiful and
touching drama of "Ten Nights In a Bar
Room." Quite a large audienceted
the actor. at the rising of the c gree urtail:
and listened with the deepest attention
as tke downward end upward tonnes of
Ice. Morgan were delineated. and while
Geo. A. Moßrlde as :temple Satchel
n o: senil explained that alter trying
Cute eke g
ho a w ay,d and finding that hie
was "end w
tided n
to "knock off" and drink no
more. The puts of Mrs. Morgan and
Mary Margin were beautifullv pes.
formedos were also the partiof Simon
Blade, Frankßlade and Mehltable Cart.
wiled. The part of toe. Morgan was
• perfOrmed by Benny' Husker, and
throuut Was ren an excellent
mann g er. ho The death dered
bed and delirium
wane was particularly grand, and re
flected the greatest matt on Mr. Hun.
maker Mrs. Cook and Ml= hiloCombX
T. W. l Conwity as the young &ogre pp.
formed his put welL ' The Ma City,
Band was present and added touch to the
enjoyment of the evening by_ Ira
tent s
o nata The members sr the eserer7
I the inhibitive have re.
calved s e a ma n tallin to Calninabing.
Washington county, and they sill give
an exhibltlaa there Icon. Swale%
?be Bible le toe common aclitole.rl,
The forbidding of the reading of the
Bible in the Common Schools af
nett has opened up ■ tlonnelehleh• many
of our eon:moorages have found iperibet
placer to get up semiatlonalmiletesabont..
The religion, or want of religion of
.4taff!
13 .Ireetort„ in telegraphed over the
try and dmy commented on or numniel.
oveters.r, gto the mode of the arrant
wri
Lancuter city passed theme, thhi
same excitement many years ago, when
the Bible was turned out of ber schools.
Whether for good or call, we have sot
had decided for us up to
cometime but
we doubt if any bartaluts of to
the muse of Morality or Christianity.
Oa the whole, sur dank there is an ad
vance In the moral condnet of the child
ren who attend school from thole who
attended twenty years ago; brit that the
rending of the Bible or not reading ha
anything to do with it, we do tun belhas:
Churches and Sunday illeboolikontiplitr,
sect conduct and example Aff,Aursotty
mean more than the mere reading o fßible at school, ano iso do nor *Mie
Michaud, r a,
the youth of chaud, or of4heir
any less moral' or aeligious foribi t
of reading the Bible at school. . '
FACTS AND VANCIE-*
From the Complete Poetical Works of
James Hassell Lowell, diamond edition,
just published by Fields, Osgood & Co.:
THE MINER.
Dews 'odd the tangled root. of thing(
I Net t t.
fur that we hal tha the
truth
To swop , not way, to my desire.
Bonsistansgs I hear... •t went sigh.
fs..r
77nenZie;34,=.
They think I barrow from the nen.
In dart nen, .sill one, and went.
Bach lo ne were sale 11 Ile wen 'run
oh
•tle the son•• own Son I se.,
'"Ilt• earth,— they murmur, ••th th e tome
That •atnly sought his lire to Tolson:
Why g Mt.; long. r tLWe Eh..
He not here; be h arisen...
Yore lift forms where he bath lath
Hidden whIl• re bettered him dead.
flue In eatawtralroordnad vain.
Matt on loess ands or It Is bath.
march Is her the Itrtng gold:
Him I denten tho dyads seethes..
And not Idalmage worn and 0611.1.
Day servant or our wmm use.
Men 1 glad not, met land,
ha umlaut Joy of nen and Outrun,
Thy elan., 04 surety nadoaned,
Tha unquanetkad azdor of Ulu
war
finppler to abase • STU, I goal
Than to eta count., In:ulled Kant.;
Hide still. best Good, 1 , subtlie wise
Beyond my tasture's ost set Pei
fiseverabaeGt from m i n e err*
To be tildes present In my twits,
DR. KEISER
liaybemitalted every day Wall 1 o'd . daa
at abGraat Madleanatltora. Id. Liberty
wad tram ♦to 6.d Tto lil algal..
1:=!!!
Disehatge
from Ow /.r,
Polypus,
Hauls/ sod
Plughts listless
to the head,
Moises of
Pas Eye.
Bllaolooso
Daum!
of Ms Head,
LarTholtlo,
Haft Mo.
Broach. Os.
Asthma, sad
Constu,ptlen
I=l
I=l
=2=
APP. , stos
Nentrooks,
EM=HETI
ME=
ECIECI=EI
CE25211
L =!
Dr. 1:3115E• woolg reereetfelly Invite Moe%
who have felled to get Zeller from attar Lowrey.,
to tequila Ltuo to. mode of [nutmeat
MALARIOILIS FOCH.
Coaltlass million of cabal fain of nolarloat
taper net trays lb* motet earth every twenty
mar bean dense tae mouth al lionember. Tills
ersolasmktal motstaro Is the active tolociPlo
Wh'lth Dant. farm mot Wu, Musa. rem:Meat,
tedthestioa. dysentery, Wilms cholla" Malmo-
Uma, and lathy mbar ailments .lob ;moat)
more gauntly to the Vail than at WA/mammas.
lad ram of tablet, la low, swampy micas the
are clearings, tats the form of strolest epi
demic. Tim beat •Ifintard against these mem
ga.t... it •Wideneed by the "stories*, of •
long Iberia& of years, Is 11001TETT21111 IBTOK-
Len BrrnClia, the punt pleasant, and at the
mow tints the mom edletent of WI vegeta/me
teals. The tholgors•on of the aymem to maw-
Monty the beat means of de feedbag It molest the
elan, of dams... whither coastUtitlosal or
mood. hUdomt, al trillfr pattualOgad knows,
to the most deierallatd enemy of Meta.. axe
the paresayems of an acille malady are lo mot
titlaftgmban of Um stoats She
maks. to casinos the foe. The great objects,
Uttmlbre, of prommUse usaLoacat to to reit,
force the 0n0.., and It to mnomplishad thin.
instil. mean.. sad saf.y, 'lty lb. Cs. Of aos.
TETTILIIO !irrigate. T . ,a.,,0.maf0l mob:smogs
Was also an eperleat had ateceesPro latactp . a.
It Is no less valaabla n a n i al a b r nag pootti ‘a
lDae lone•lrant, and teem L. no danger of
onsitlog Os'alo or over sUmulatlog th ohm,
tattoo by inndeytim it as as ththlots.
NOTIOZEI.
' eProcli alum Pnltaagos. RA n.grog
CON.rnot. Plstabargls. ging. Ch. 1109. I
nrirgan ELEVENTH 12111111711.
WINO of Um fl,tocithold.ont or lb.
qrbusltb,ll7ll: g ( ilf " lagr , Z
1011 Worg wen, on MU1P11.4.4
1809. at Tit r. oblen ll9. b
Wan m
e • &mud as Dion. gu b.
t thread tor Ms
cowling yaw, ouch o.h.r butneas smut,
1.4 no loay co . islet. sloe sone Ong.
1110•4:011 D. P. CORWLIN. noel.
OrTlCit TlOTLEXPolaziOlqiili•Mr•r
CONY/MY: Plitzbergh. Tfor.'ett, 1.19.
larTlllll SECOND AriIVVAIL
11/16T171? or Me Stockboldeis , Lii4t.
!;Pgzugt Pw.e titrib..l7l.ll! 'md,a. r .„ I.
5r.,4 °orator ISM.
IWO. al IS <retool r. •S as sod
olso. a How of Morton mull Osaka./ tor tho
alas Po , . sod web other bastsess Uoaacted
O• 001 ootos beton the overelog.
oollroCl D. P.. Cult WLW. Iserstors.
Dom, or Prrnousoo.
Omborl.3. 1100.
tarAN ELECTION for ELWIEN
1*40701110f Ills Dank wig bseisl4 at
• 1,', /ir,..4DerligtMoVjeb • t
Wombs, SO, IS 11 o`ttool •. r.
W.IIOI2BITDO.
0f.11!119...rD
Cashier.
CIVIC OT PIT:32OIIOHAMO
• PASISSO4 A 44 &T cO/MAJ.T
10111900. Iforobte• am. ma'
IarICHE ANIMAL MEETING
of ea Illooltbofforo of (be Ptctatoofek
Eneltem&:rasegar Mallow Comp i ew
DAT. Nefe &ROW 3 1 t "a 4:
at Wblea: taw 14.6ke. Dlft.ti •
otVer t Ut cr " 4 .....,
so• istetlag.BlLlllol(
Menai
1.)k440 - a.; 7 1;..:i
tgrINAJIMEN AND VW;NABGO
i4an'T'Aitre
wratril,
cuiptim ar
W 7 aye of Gem row= 11. as its Mayo of
Ite..VrtreeitariPVlll7lk Tenit.
day Mammary , beak. pi M. COMP.V7 WV .1-
mai. amid otlrSof_Paybadal,
,4. tsmi Okra..
MT. 1. 1889. ; soirdl3l
..,. Duna OP Prreasvadua, i
' NW/mbar ad. Mak I
la ?B lojalesinen'r an* DI
-4
! . MVP nag Waal hare this clod.
awed • iltiddiad at 'iv: rLII CILINT. ea lia
t•piial, peek.% ail pm
_meta al tie Wilda
soul& litilea oa paid Lo Slarkbulderfi_og
wee, Oa sa• afar** ulna
ISIJCZ4I ..•—• Mat awl boot laser
twaslllada PI —.l.l„l.lintil.r.
fret t t:t 0111
ak a . Iz i tak t
or ~.
-. 1
,ary
w.ktail
I ix(
12 l. Nov
I
- —.
.• Orrica or Fr. . 'Mosaics Cox.'
/ANL,lhiia, NO r. 3d. &Ng.
EgrAT Ith_
L _,TING OFAi TUE
;toe ratrellr° .117.7 :IF itie =
lb 00)1Nu• mos row dreturd. porrtr* taro.
.1114 took or Natiqual tax.
D. C.
,itiorDst
TII•11011brr "[maw. BA WE 0/
' 21111.. Nov. LIMO •
IarTHEDIIIECTOB BOr this
otBIZ Baal! barbis••74lre i 4 • ' , Maim.
ea& Ural
" rnVer "" "ArAtit 1418!Lau.
Axgazcis zi i ncur=
grime
88e. r LOP.
at TOi.:4 ti!liltask kart &clued alir;
:
Primo or ell tates.lninbt• on or a ft er lb* 11.0 th
„ "
- 110, Assistant Canino..
j i T
~,;
47201Artolt b vz.0
..
ts
larinitEr.' IDEWP AND
—3 , 1) two link lowa Mods?
4 OolgOOraWill ' OAX NM Cu?. avuus
osPitotitaolt at profits of tho.loo; .1z
*seam IlliqcobW to. oteekbabioraver'sbele
L.Or Agroostogirook , ~ ,v o as 4 Ozer UM 12,
-laillq44 "JarriAVlNWlTON.tosklea:
onte r witnr
i i a=3 3lk nour as arr,l
The Board ct Db actors
of inte Ocaepaar bate w. ds? declare' "Miele
dead of •
FOUR DiLLAIS FAD mu CB
dame eke. eery eh. i em ltsl afaere tad
Orsleare•proata of las , des I .oV.,•free of
Goveniao of sea Maid u, espial, era larreao
aeller. as sad .110. leue Ina Sous • ,
, ladeeffi: Wer.:l.• Startawn.lteritare.—
" 3l: 113:: Minna
VOners
: 10 1 1 1 ; h
umuirriti.,
OS e t Mai In&
fl'
partaimain
.4 other Wm. DIMILIDTIO
.as uk.
• .1A2011410e4
VI le Mabee.. re..
en. 7 ma
- 4 44t.qtrintreLey,
W LICA 3II 7 O 2 II Te t
. 1.....111 leg" Juida&
14611. silken
REMAIN.
VOYFICIS. Ner.
LI4'I.7IE:SU
CitAXAN
es q- , IT v
m , '. Weal . . MIK
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mt.lera actiewestsr
Us 7 2 ' 1,11 = " : 17 A A
n i= .4 'F._ 1 - ," 9"
i i.: t :q . u lirl 'Art ill A S..: ' Ili
~ 4K. : 11 __ tablas W. lc iit .
It eaaauer.icultrat it 0 ,
1
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tr
NEW ADVEERTUIS
A LIMITED AMOUNT
7-40 GOLD BONDS
of the CHICAGO. DANVILLE !oi
VI? CENNFJ: RAILROAD are offered
for sale by Messrs. W. BAILEV LAN(
is CO.. Merchants, 54 Cliff Street. Ne
ECM
They are •1,000 Bonds, Issued upon
Railroad nearly one—lull . rompleted
starting from Chicago and traversing a
oontry unsurpaosed by any In the first
esaenUala of a large and prolltable nod
They .r secured by RUNT 'MORT
CAGE on 140 solid of Ws tint-`I
road. I. outfit and all present and future
acquired property of the Company
They bear a blirts rate of Interest for
long period .of ttine—T per rent. gold for
40 year•—and . mall ratio to the cash
value of the Realty upon which they are
=I
They create an Intered liability or the
Company of only 31,440 PER MILE, or
lesa than one-third that of some great
roads of the country whose Bond. have
ranked very high
These theta, added la the sale-guard.
thrown around each and every Bond
r °alb loe to render thr.e, UNEQUALI—
ED IMEDIIMMat, and really the most
determine In the market Orr Investment
=I
Price 95 and seemed Interest In cur-
nary. the right Wag reserved to ed-
vance upan dns notice.
Pamphlet•, with map. sal toll
era free co sppllcatton to out Agents In
Pittsburgh
8. IVI'CLEAN & Co,
75 VOIIIIITII A.VEIVIIIE
12::=!3!El!!!5
or read. I.4had aud preif mud, u isetl
amnary an0.../1 tattek a run., ow ofar Wm
am& wit% rony eaklidese• f. nn. /all worth
W. BAILEY LANG & CO.,
Agents for the Sale of the Bonds.
DRUGGETS,
CBV3LB CLOTHS,
EXTRA QUALITY,
:BRUSSELS CARPETS
Direct Importations,
IMILLUM BROS.
.170. 61 PIIIIPTH 4 rig.rtle,
0 , 6 • ADOVII WOOD OTRIXT
CLOSING OUT SALE!
°nr.ii° t " V
I% • .11==2c11° t f t 7
IPOEIOLESS ;
OP 00IPT.
Ph. Stock LIP NetiO and Cbmpleta,
«mamma or
Bilks, Black BEd Colored,
Epsom laleaslahpllos,
kid Poplin,
lltek COM, Clautigg,
Broth Skull.
Ploiddiowlo, emblem,
And a Fallible of DomestfoGoods,at
J. IL BURCHFIELD & CO.'S,.
la SIXTH STREET.
=I
TRH GENERAL ASSUBLUIL
Books: Books/ Books!
..um ;re ulra ct
i
st
ratan, 1101ributs Moot, • a a as ma worst
Tlseologieal. Religions and Sabbath
I Books,
n r
0 Pohltes of tbo Preoso
Woo. Pres so Bout of Polo 1 1430 .1. 5e15 ' 5.....r.
r.r . [ tan.
_lad ellter !MOWN/ MOM.
ek..l Call2=. 11° J
r:"e4mbill:
OCIBERT S. DAVIS & CO.,
wax yrs:sm. aim
, m , ;. . r. , ,
=IBA ALB COLLEGE,
OHMS OF THE
BY 25'0D OP ORNEVA.
.. 2 1 4 4'••1714ha E l° l l6t:
___ Nr ArMd lia
Varil."4,lrbleatil` roW.WiOrVION-f
2invi ot Toltlas. nehzdbo
.P="44"tiTarnir'. arpeiCli
'tasty ovoloy. Addeo.
.WT. L Pr.'91:11111A1M, XLD , •
• PXIO3IDENT.
•
1870. oust. 1870.
Pocket and &Wing Roue,
reia 1140./. at
W a. *MEM & CO..
Car, Wood St. uA tare Linn,
HAIR JEVVELBY FOR THe
-4 HOLIDAYS. I
Mariam ditaletaa tOlurra Mar taw dry awls
am *LaMar Pretiaaa'amild de inta 'i• lump
taiga aftsacao.. ups., Jam is hivn. Qua la
Prefer UM& We Uri* Nass, boat. Om
witkat JUBA= agar& 111112dartir-tb•J•nrelry
12 / 4 111111111111101, • i
P/ArrUnt &
UR *Mg WVi.lli.M Oats 1414 an*.
Saiqoal. oW — mes not.
CL~SpL~ llf `
ximausnui, axwmit wadi; Darwmis
2" 2141 'nli uia alias 0 11 4 .1 za1.'sii
atassammaLkoant 9,,,,woonigne
iihrzwansers* rininemely
114 4.5414. 747 . 4 pea.. le or
OF THE
VERY LOW PRICER
WILL I .iX SEM PLE'S,
Nos. ISO and 182 Federal Street,
Ilarred hbirtlAg /1•13.1
Al 101,c. •II- Wool Red Irlwanel
At 1111 c., double "WIG liar, Country nominal.
At 15c,bea1y Barre.: Ytanne
rooJ:
At Mae., Heaney Grey Twilled lelannat.
At Wftie.. lenterproof Cloth,
At 01.00, Blank and Brown Waterproof Cloth
At 01.80, ladles• Piloted Cloth BUM.
AA $O.OO, Pals Good White BlanketAt
At $3.00 Pair Good Gray Illanketr a
Al s3t , doubt.. width Poplin. and Alpaca..
At 00e—double irldth Coreed Poplins,alloolorr
At niAlan., Chlldrro•• Plaid Wooten Shaw*
rood qii*lny.
e 7 . •:
WHAM COUNTRY BLANKETS,
lIAHIILD COUNTET ►LANNELS,
PEKE SHERTINE) PLANNILS,
CAMBIUM:3 AND JEANS,
CLOAKING/I, la,. lc ,
Wholesale and Retail,
WILLIAM SEIIIPL'S,
Nos. 180 and 182 Ftderal Street.
WOOLEN BRUGGE'S
II 3i 51 &WI
1, 11, 2, 24, 3, 31, 31 and 3
BORDERED SQUARES
Suitable for Parlor&
lINING BOOM GRUB CLOTHS
Woolen, Linen and Cotton,
IT LOWER PRIEM tfliN LIU REM
f
Notolthstaadlne the andindelsbed taalf
on thew ootle.
I'FBLAND & COLLIN
71 and 73 Fifth Avenue
CARPETS.
NEW FALL STOCK.
Oil Cloth, Window Shadie r
DRUGGETEL
DRUGGET SQUARES,
Ingrain Carpet%
At the Lowest Ptteas Ever Offetei
BOVARD, ROSE 00.1
el FIFTH AVKNII/L
ELEGANT CARPETS
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TAPESTRY OR BODY
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OLIVER
IcaLIENTIMIC
&
23 Fifth Avenue. CO.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED
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IN A NEW PLACE.
F. A. lIIEBBH L BROTHER
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Na 24 Sixth Street,
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manatee& maaaer. stehelz i ad rauteridaZir
pROCIARIATION.
qullgt•d Yarn a the MIGH2ILENT9
WARD. CloY of Motorail. will moot al tho.
lona Mao sad plaartor Wallas elm/moss. oa
=ENDA November 16,180,
To dad ON! 1.1221015 u =LICIT C 0113013,
ut 111 Uu maziptred Una of Dui
Hams, dressed
ILIUM IL Mum. Mayor.
4 - ny iv prersamia. octobia wr. till.
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KEYSTONE POTTERY.
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WOOLEN GOODS
LLCOHILN CITY
1321=13E0
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YARD WIDE.
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SWUM & MUTT.
ORNAMENTAL CARVERS,
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sta.Mit` ~r;ciarzwiL,
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EXTREMELY
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NEW GOODS
At Lowest Prices,
WILLIAM SEE PLE'S,
Nos.lBo and 182, Fedenil Street,
E=l
Striped Woolen Shawls,
Plaid Woolen Shawls.
Meek Thlbet Shawls,
Patioly Shawls.
Children's Shawls.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS
Balmoral Stockings,
Merino Stockings,
Ladles' and
Children's Gloves.
Ladles' Underwear,
Balmoral Ifklria,
Cloth Skirts,
Ladies' nd Children's Hats,
Ribbons and flowers,
Wool Halt Hoods,
knit aaeques,
Scotts, Mitts, Sie
Men's Ondersbirti
and Drawers,
Men's Gloves,
Socks, kc.,
Wholesale and Retai
J t ~:
Nes. 180 aad 182 Federal Street.
MM!=rM
DAILY ARRIVAL
NEw GI-4:)4EDS.
Fine sat Bows.
Wide Bash Ribbons,
fica= s l
Roman Plaid R
ZITNNIIVZ LINZ Or HAIM KNII 4:WODO.
Ladies' Wool Shawls,
Ladles' Wool Vests,
Childrens' Knit &vines,
Infants Knit Hoods.
11151,11=81.13 61111211
Black Bilk Fringes,
Poll Lisa of Colon.
LADIES' MID GENTS' HOSIERY
A. Cosi*latil Lhus. -
CULDRENV BIIZIORIL HOSIERY,
&Me & Ladles' Underwear •
BERLIN & CLOTH CLOVES.
All ttylu of the g."'
Boulevard Skirt.
Gents , White Shirts,
Paper Goiters,
Handkerchiefs, Laces,
11A(TRUM. GLYDE &
78 aBO Market : •
•
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Have Just Opened
ORMMa wafer; tt the ves7 lowest
Maul the *lett wort:meat or
WiEW (64 40,13
Eva broosta to thl. nudist.
ROSTZAT. GLOWM it trim.
WOMAN 00. ms,
Fio , DAN. SHAWks AacQ111:8 AND WARTS.
tallnri p _ . A g Nlatt r yin r itra.
CONNETA.. Wbbe• awe
SEMITI3 A DEA WRNS, all emar. • latzt•ml.
LAW *ad CAlldrea'a AZ/WM UNDIa.
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Wholesale and iktisfi.
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For Entirely Xew
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BMW AimmansErnar rq
PRE I SSES.
CoOiffg, Seal and Cancelling;
WRITING FLUID & COPYING INKS,
Arnold's, Maynard & Noyes',
Wordrn and Hyatt's, Des.
saner's, earter'e, ind Prete!
Violet
CARMINE INKS.
Arnellea and French
JEI ILS.
Bluk teal, Red and Blue,
Red and Green
3P3IEIMVI9I.
Geld, Steel Ind Glass
RIMBEII BOOBS.
Gold Mounted Pencils, Pea
Holders and IhderP
PAPERS.
L ;44t. Cap, Foolscap, Letter
and Note.
ENVELOPES.
White and Bud liusinew s
Wedding and Pay.
FOR SALE BY
W.S.HAVEN & CO.
PRINTERS,
,TATIONERS & BOOK BINDERS,
CORNER
Wood St. and 3d Avenue
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. ,31m 331 nil 233 liberty,' SIMI
Oorissrai Inds. suns Mr IDs Issas is los 118.
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=lasses.
Pairet F irtittlsfkla n siimilltis4ribt . -
Judd°.
.It=rastire r '" r ve r s p u j/nsaibst Stuart.,
torte Into. Cabstand Smodstilshadliablare.
liTmTabsn. Capastsl. tinnberwder
Carolina aad bangolp Tim
Java. LaTz i ra and SloCofeca.
Tobacco. 011. rub. bans, OWL 'Tana
Comb Tuns, ea, constantly as band.
ALSO.
lIIPORTZED OP
Fine Rrandies, Wines sni
Nona* and aposktjag no
ett l acW 4 d Co.. ta bottler.
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do Pap aroonfor Cad monk do do.
ALSO.
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lloAants tor Iroet & Cams:lW. Grave To,
manse and &Uri,
Brandies of our own se C rei=lwaraided
,00:60
~ 1 TRADE MARK.
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il CHERNEYS.
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la &LI Us/faros. all
7 'teli Ftey at
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trrargeess ant Anstain. Monts/ has
isit•absss et sew esases. sad irkieb
masa' lal ibagirtsg strsetss as WOW=
Waiilsanssa, as cessass Agtl orptiol.s•smas
AtlUUs.
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• =sasessorshaess BS Lialst Drums.
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Tabs Asstar Wants a indletr a nilts 9
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Inn osed,forAiitra
era . lams nom." ~Ls st•••• •
LOW' PRICES
and. Fashionable
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