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TUE 101,114UDIIIATION
Yesterday our city was the theatre of
one of the most important events of mod•
ern times—the' reunion of two grand di.
Yisions of the I:tebyterian Church of the
Coped States, inch, for almost a third
'of a century had been disunited, and
were known during that period respee
lively as the ad School and New School.
n th the interim bad grown mightily in
ttimben, power and Iteffnence; both were
pushing on their respective missions,
and planting churches in the West, the
eefoti tt. and in foreign lands, as well as in
the older parts of oar country; both
felt strong in the work they
field ko do, and not a - 'Sign of de.
strepitode was to be fot.nd in either. But
ea years rolled -on good men in both felt
*tore and more drawn together, and that
' lln good reason existed why they ehould
tiiihvis in' separate orbits, or why they
• should not walk together In unity. , They
to Come together again, &hint has
haPpesed,nt this case as in all cases, that
" Wherolliere Is a will there is a way."
egglice. 11 to say, that in the preliminary
yliwritlations this attractive power of
4Thrtstisos love overcame al! difficulties,—
. and -there were many,—and now these
two gnat
.. organizallans are one again,
nitilei 'the Imme of the Presbyterian
-Church In the United States of America.
For two days the two Assemblies met
in their respective places—the 0. S. in
the First Church ca Wood street, and the
N. S. In the Third Church on Sixth ave
nue, to arrange mattenifor the final union
"Vat bad already been decreed by -the
Presbyteries.. In the evenings the mem
bers mingled Air prayer and social inter
• counts, but the formal union was fixed
pr Friday morning. (yesterday). Not
a dissenting voice, nor an exception, nor
a jar, nor a crook was beard from first
to list
At. 9 A. a. yesterday the two assemblies
met as usual In their respective placea.
At ten the members of the New School
left the Third church In procession, and
walked down Sixth avenue Into Wood
street, and as they arrived the members
of the Old E . ichopl body left their church
in the santi — erder, and to the street
• blended skis by side and arm to arm with
`theft...brethren from the Third, and thus
`..iirelked back, via Fifth arcane and Suilth•
ilkkllsneet, to the Third church, which
hid been kept clear till the united proms.
atom should arrive.
l`c lieery mbid capable of grasping the
,Boane la all Its far.reselalng influences
-upon theahurch and the world, the spec
:WM*4s lnezpresslblyinblime—sublime
Inns ahnollcity, grand In the total ab
veneer of all pageantry. Those earnest
. 31tenorltit no outward traPplegs to dhs.
linguist' them from other men, with
•het<tts fined with Joy and high resolve,.
representations of thousands of churches
and hundreds of thousands of Christians,
saw eye to nyo sod flowed tvgetner In the
sightce - our people with ell the simplicity
end humble bearing that distinguished
,the great Muter of aIL when he walked
.ansongst Men, •
Iris Impossible to do Justice to the fer
vid bursts of elocmence with which thesis
united brethren greeted each other when
they,got together in the chure.h. Every-
thing MIA conducted with the most per
' !hot order; and when Dr. rcrertmt, Mod.
;mato: of the liew School Assembly, rose
and grasped the hand of Dr. JAooene,
`,Mob:Mos of the Old School, sod while
the two men stood there with both hands
;grasped, and both manifestly under deep
emotion, the vast assembly burst into the
grand old doxology, “Praise God from
whom ell blassinks fisw," It seemed the
weep some of the morally sublime.
In another place the reader will dud a
report of the meeting more in detail, and
of the Important resolution adopted to
Frown this auspicious event with.a free
arUloffering of doe millions of dollars for
sieved uses.
.111 FrIIDAY AN ITNI.I7tICw DAT t
Few educated people put any faith it
:thektiopular superstition which has ob
- tabled among the Ignorant and unlearned,
fVom time immemorial, that "Friday leap
: Patrick.), Atty." Yet we heard some pet
...sons any, "it is unfortunate that the great
"Assemblies cousummated their union on
Sriday."
'We are well assured that, notwith
,. itazdlag this superstitious prejudice does
wet prevail eo universally .111, It did in
"'data gone by . , there are many good Mean
fag and excellent people who feel rtlnct
• ant to undertake a work of great moment
; dr importance on a day *kith TaITI tra
&lon has marktd as laltlapiCiDal in the
— tettidet. It is seldom that chips set oat
OILS long voyage on Friday. Hardened,
sturdy and daring tars who will spring to
"the top-gallant and stand on the yard arm
amidst km surging of a tempest tossed
- mann, and the fearful rocking of the frail
,:hark, have a "holy horror" of getting out
..0311. • voyage CU that day.
it Is seldomtbat a lady or a gentleman
, walks to the hymenial altar on Friday.
Many would look upon it as all omen
that foreboded much ill U the banns were
-.octet:aided on what is sometimes called
"hang-man's day."
Yew of •our readers, we think, indulge
in any rack feeling. There is no reason
. lo* any should. The facts will not war
tint the assumption that Friday is a day
• of ill oaten. •
ii was on Friday that Christopher Col ,
. embus set sail on his greet voyage of dis ;
e Ostwon Friday he first diacovered land,
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and It was on the aims day of the week
• that he sailed on his return voyage to
Spats, where he arrived in safety, also on
Friday.
Other' important events in the history
. • of the United States transpired on Fri
. day. it was on Friday November 10th,
1620, that the Mayflower freighted with
her precious cargo of Puritans reached
the harborof Provincetown. On the same
day these noble pioneers of Christian
• eivillastiost signed, In the presence of
90d end Of oneanother, the first constitu.
'don that was framed within the limits of
...ere United States. "This," says Ban
': croft, "was tto berth of coostitational
,41barty. In the ethic_ of the Mayflower
homes* recovered its rights and Mai
_ IMO government an the basis of equal
• • Vightefoi the general good. ha the Pil
grime landed, their institutions were
• already perfected. Democratic liberty and
hadependent Christian worship at ono*
minted in America"
• lams on Friday that Henry VIL, of
Eaglet:a, gave John Cabot his commis.
sioa to proceed on a voyage of discovery
..40 , 11usHorth Amer:cm continent.
Saint Augustine, in Florida, the oldest
tows in the United States, was founded'
by Melend! z ou F.
IrSS.
George Waakdagton was bor-. nF!
dtv. Bunker Hill was .
and Yorktown were f1,rr , n , 1 , c 2 on Fs.
day. On the came !av •
trenchery ..f Arno. I A-,
It yens en FrV•riy .f
moved, and P,:e1..a 4 Henry •
resolatiwi s CC , 2,Zry. , hat .he
C•,.oni.s were, rind • •• • .• •
tree and independent.
It may tie locii , • , l '• • •
remarkable coincidence n • - •
hundred and forty ninth sun ier •
the signing of the Cape C ,••o. ••
:he General rissem.b.w. ef •.... Pit .y
terian Church ahoufd P14:1 tLa•tea t •••.•
compact" of perpetual Union.
We may add that it ,‘• r'••• !iy .`••
Pilgrims landed on ....I.
Flock.
Who will say thqu that Fi.diy is en
whacky day in Anierie‘h Limor)i
have the strongest 'bah Um: the twirrinv•
of the two issiliNits yes.t.:2aF ti!!:
productive of the inns: bi , reed rrgi
that more abundani fruits cv, r.
produced by the lanii!ng the pOp•
will flow from their co:dial and Inds: L.ll
union.
IT Is due to the opposttlon prt , c , , 10
Penue3lvanle, to acliLo v. ledge tl.e
!rankness with which its Editors are
tog with each other, at laie. For rr.•
ample, the Ofßill/ of Ltbert;„ a I)
erotic Journal In Fayette crane,
certain pcnional compliments, ft, at it-
political brother of the Haril,burg Jr
[riot, with the first rate notice wlyth we
copy below. Its clueing Int once is stg
attic:ant. The editor at' the &Mil,/ oars
it to the public to keep buck nottung.
Let him make a clean treat , .
nese. Ha says
The name of the editor of •r
is at its head, and he co os 1411, I. • ,14
The article that made Wallace sod s
puppet Myers wince, was written by Ivo%
and he alone is responsible lax it. lie
know that the assertions thuds' math.
are Isms, and he dares Wallace or .M ens
to attempt their dental. A word n,.w to
Mr. Myers, Re Eleslrca to pa consisls rs d
the very pink of political perfection.
There is none so readt as he to dew um,
pure end upright men as being to -do
sing," to swindle the State ant clubs re.,
the peoples' money. Yet be allows his
paper to be used to puff fe.lows w ho
havn't a particle of moral honesty to tin r
composition, and whose reputations are
notorious as gamblers, blacklegs and
whore mongers. He aspires to be tbe
Heacnles who shall cleants• the Aunt's.
stables at Harrisburg, yet he cisisetiy ane
complacently pockets his share ..t
profits arising from the printing ul teas
Legislative Record.
There are several other Important fag's
connected with Legislative cerreptien
and party manoeuvres, which tte
of this paper is cognizant of, and can
furnish On demand.
A WMIRTRGTON LETTER thus dew s
with Chief Justice Chase, aci the Terger
question
To return to the Chief Jasr.ce. The
rock upon which his pr op. are ke't
to RO to pieces is thin 1 . 011.7. r It ~.
drifting into a general ono %Rh rne..n
the reconstruction acts. The c entry I.
tick of agitation of this sort. Find hots d
to be near the end of it. This eel..
daffy the case at the south, where tht
cotton crop, now on its way to markt t.
has been unusually abundant, and corn
minding a high price, the fiver le op 1.
are getting a Mate now of the peace ...Lt.!
prosperity !along strangers to their coon.
try.
To have this all torn up again, and tine
country plunged into distrestark comm
aka, merely to Base the neck oi the mos!
Infamous beast that God, iromllCAlle ys
terions cause, put in human shape, is re
ally distressing.
It is a little CUTIOtiI that the Democrat
is party, that now stands at the back of the
Court, urging on such adju 2,
we uret TO question nurti pow,. ac.!
under Jefferson, deo,•necrd tri
as dangerous to our liberties. But, :Leo,
a Democratic platform Is ocly a ept:ug
board to turn somersaults from.
IS 11 intimated that the Erie elfin/.
have "twisted" Mr. Mckleury, the agra•
of the English bond holders of the A.
G. W. Railway, and that anothrr a,;Ent
will be employed to conduct the le,a
controversies with the Erie. Is Is Flats d
by these parties that "Erie agreed
leasing their road to p.y than Ntmetb!rg
llr.e 818,000,CG0 annually, In queues-fly
Pigments; that not one of these yayrio.cts
kis thew far been met, and that there i•
now due them between $18,000,000 and
$14,000,000. These European bon
holders will further charge that Mr. JAY
Gomm caused himself to be appuinted
receiver of the Atlantic and Great West
ern a few days belore the first payment
became due." The reports from Asko n
look very much as if a triple game of in.
tripe was In progress, by which, ae
tun& to such calm, the bond to.l.lerl, w.ll
come out the sufferers.
TEZ Philadelphia .North American,
an article upon the tarty constru , tleu ct
tilt:canal from Beaver to Erie, st,d
erenee to the current prepceltl•..n to t o
hirso It ton ehlp.canal aspect ty, very per
Lineally remarks :
The Slate did the work LA a time is ben
to private corporation bad the co•ursee or
the means requisite. But there is th..s,k
of either now, and with such a ,r' endet
'prorpect as this grand canal eularitemmit
opens, there ought to be no sort a dill
cull , in raising the amount of money re•
tinned In a few days here in Phileviel.
phis. All that is needed is that men rd
energy, enterprise and capital should be
placed at the head of the undertaking, to
which Pittsburgh must attend.
Turf Tloga Agitator says:
The Pittabilrg,tl asT.E.TTE regrets dist
we were not more Specific in ocr s.rir
tnrea upon the foreman of a Grand Jury
in a central county, who reestved ibe
stat meat' of defendant, acd Wat
ignored a bill against Lim for shooting s
servant. The name of the county is
“Clinton." Our object aas to point out
the dangers which scam to be gathiring
from every quarter, and which threaten
to add the gag to the traditional hood•
wink of Justice. •
Tax Franklin Repository say,
The Commercial seta out the argument
for taking the Treasurer from the Eadern
aide of the State m clearly that one would
almost !suppose It in favor of the de feat of
Mr. Mackey. As there has been nothing
said publicly lofting to such an effort we
presume that Mr. Mackey wtll be re.
elected without much trouble.
Szvan.u.. weeks ago a oolony of relig.
ions women knoivnas the "Little tiisterß
of the Poor," arrived in Louisville urn
France, the special mission ut the order
to which they belong being to care for the
aged poor. But one of tbem,Sister 6iLlonte
de Bt. Anne, twenty seven years ot age,
was acquainted with the English tongue,
and this circumstance threw upon her an
amount of labor, in getting their new es
tablishment In working order, too great
for her physical stiengtb, and the over
work, with attendant aux,eiy, sod in
clement weather, as different to that to
which she had been accustomed, did bane
ful work upon the naturally delicate
Creme of the good young r.ister. Two
weeks since able was so prostrated In
health as to be unable to make ber
round of visits through the city In search
of food for the aged pensioners of the
house which she and her companions
had estatilldied, day by day grew won',
and on Friday last cloned tier eyes to
earth and opened them to heaven.
Rsc.anTLY a pale- faecal, sorro w ttticken
woman, while in a dry-goods shire at
Karma city, 310., wee observed by a
salesman concealing a buudie laces
under her shawl. Very quietly, and
without attracting the attention of a tin
gle eye in the store, the talesman said to
her, "1 am not able to pay for the lace
under your shawl, or you might keep It
and welcome. Please pet it back, wbifr ,
I walk to theother end of the counter."
Large tears came Into the wornan'e hag
gard eyes, her whole face rioreer.ed
nude, and without a word put etc hoc
back and walked out of the store.
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•.. rally-(4.1 ils Veal', has litt.n a
Lt.4l . E LCc ys Et/E. IL is antld
1 ttl tx rattr n't a rchtxt.tng lat Lear
tic 1, sta 4•y sr Teri peers dd. Thia Is all
t.tzt it.jvar,,ca he Las ever
tirnto of the leading Eastern Congre.
tons' bcdtes have endorsed the net:oo
Ihe Ar.nriesn bussie.deary Association,
re to the eviergtrzation of Chinese
i.,n!P, Phentt et thvy arc :n Itch 01
that twenly of the et, my
hipiseeir.i.: parishes, in We 411,,cr,e
Niftolf, are tiro awed by offertory alone.
Lakton Music Roil, it is stated, will be
ccupti d ior evangelical serviota on Bun
.:sy everinas Wts winter. The conern
nelic n will be at chits d t y a choir of five
Lnn dr d singers and peitormeirs.
Sunday evening last the annual meet
ing of the Young People's Society of
Lau rty Street M E. church, of this city,
tc - k place. ItepOrDi on Y11110%19 sullecui
were presented, among which, We con
ducting of prayer and social =whinge.
orgenlzation has done much to
aids encouraging the soda; and devo
tion, element among the young people of
lilt contr. gatien. cud promoting Wa In•
t' rests of 100 Sunday school of the
church. Msfi - ir Wm Frew, of the Ent
' ed Presbyterian Church, a gentleman of
I liberal no ws and catholic uptrit, delivered
l on addrtss of much IntereeL The pastor,
. IL Locke, made a few pertinent
I li marts.
Tne venerable Rev. George Brown, 01
the kletlealiet (Protestant) Ohnrch, wes
Bertoriet) injured from jumping from the
curs 141,11., In meth.n, at Urbana, Ohio.
The Lutheran ('butch, at lioshonong,
tscel.e'n, ce:t :gated its twenty fifth an
Itteereary on the first nl November, and
f , i,..nn..zed the event be the ordination of
eleven you men to the work of the
ministry.
the recent .esslon, one hundred and
the Phi'vtdr:phia Ilaptrat
Associatlon, they dtsenuted at eottaidera
' b:e nt;th the erteetion tlnon-curomunJon
w hrst:at s of other drnorronaitoni.
• Tt.ene , on et:rived at In three luny; and
cuortuoy w rded resoiatlona r.., that
theehr,te. a twnever w,th Cnitat In
It pot y and tcr!ptura'ly pre
e rein partiCipsUon at the ta:Jie ,:( the
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a ',mg/Its:rat.,
Tbrrr. arc)" , w w la,nr!rcd ! .cr
p•p awn in , 4e b. , ut6 p,pokrng
• r ILL uuder lbe sufpicer •!
rihn l'ut.roli
Pr^0.1.1,1 Ma: ck rd, in a rnrnmunlts
•. e-e, ttet only
et a uta, .111 at ~ . w ary,
MYsibetrrt , t, verarlist,)
pro.vra to, be Chrienans, sad tbst they
Lad a prayer meeting there for
%het, !n nod r( !g •1:13 berty
lisrrts,n toy•
1t1314.. AND LW LI LI/NIVEA t bsre so " ..4 .". °"`f..tlltlli
IN OIL. the tenor of tt., at.ur , 1 / 1 .11 Isom time
i"m" take
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Mart e EDITORS In common with , Matil our bre ittrtn 'l' understand 'a"e v th er t y
a. Quea
rliy of , Le r;! trwdr, I ton.. Lion thoroaory. We mhnuld, hod wilt,
~,o tt that y 0,,„ pop., not'yield our judgment to that of h cti.ht.
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OCtuhd m .
tht Organ of the enraged • I
spate, bet we. west not bow to
or AA our inead "5. 5." clenonA. The day hat , g , .tie by t,,t that, sod there
rats-s them, the "diartrueable actirmen." : dawns u;-in tut LC.. 4,1..4 Crab • :,rt,ht
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T sae '.vary :coding attic:a la the editorial w l rnd"-n, o. oomati.a I 11 morchog coternporaty, ft . :,!
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, n by one of tit Iliad Cr c tees f the dies troy-re then n! edehono, 11,Kight.
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•,,y pr.,tce tO what extent th e p a pa ?nal t at our mouutrcu vats ye Wall yet
',Pr ,e , aarap,ra ten be prcrattute O. to '' A to ' rps. ''"' n ' wi th a
actarl ,, as purposes, anti that that lode- wpt:"..teir fatly core d,
thana
;., , ridecc.. which phonid c r sere n Men shalt ye .t ,earn that the true uktNsion
„,1 too n e / . 0 a :: their Is a phan. ol priesehood is to tuadi sod sod to con I
trol, and in //or molst atoll egand.ll/e
tom, a myth and a
earns that we believe In to day,
A further ii/ustrsdion of the earn ! bul about greatest glory shall be tital
mournful tact is found on the page. of t they represent a spirt from which every
ar,eener morning journal, which printed. I PrthelPle at eee'ret"el has been wiped
only • few days ago, a manly editorial I away
tddllpple against the present attempt to 1 Elder Oodbe does not eons:der that his
corn,/ ae oil trade, sugmatizeng its or. counts. Involves any repudiation ot true
gar/leers In language of bitterest scorn, I M.,apluialaPa. lle assert!
and calimg Into question the es nnineneaa I With regard to apustacy, I know my
melt' relit/sous professions, and the I sell to b” wholly innocent, the truth of
Form of their prayers at Gone altars: I which. God will la the early tut tare make
and after taking this proud and cont. / tally apparent. I alight BA consistently
n.endahle posilloo before the community, I Set charged with the violation of • tenet I
with poured time en /ugh elapsing for never accepted. To apostatise from re.
us to /Idly, comprehend and praise their I tiglon , , is to abandon it. 'Phis I have not
aOl3 , rabie sillirt, another editorial ap. I done. It la because of my firm adherence
pears, giving the Ile direct to the former le my religion that I have been the,
,se coding these same "ring men" to / dealt with. MY faith at the unmet was
the ‘h'ea tor the le pegiessenrihy Torts 0) I accepted /on the beads of my understand
tu the price of ea; that the wicked I lag tat the troth/ it real lucre now; and
Bears misht be puitabeo for their Efforts to I there It will continue to vet, while reason
keep the peer man's light at a price with. 1 bolds her sway or IMmortattly
to I,Le reach of the poorest in the land. I Elder Kel.y, who is alas/ tender Brig
upon each cOntrmpllhle hypocrisy 1 ham's Mind, tilsbrlievt in Begham's fe•
Either the Bull Bing is a grand piece or fallibility. He says.
reacality or, it 'a not. The men engaged It a man's testimony of Illmaelf can
i n it are other bent upon aytiflnimiy, I not be believed, in the name of all that is
e•levatlng the price of oil, or they are not. , true, I ask, whose testimony shall he re
-9''l 11. is vast amount of money has been / cet•edi I base heard President Young
tottered together for Fume pnrpoge out/ I assert, again and again, that he
s•de of legltimale trade, or It has not. I (spilat - king of himself) was neither a pro
Toe stated mextinga of the prominent I phet nor the son ors prophet, but simply
' Bare, mean business, or do not; ha. claimed to have been "profitable to the
Peers of a nature, ton, that they dare people"—if nor, indeed, a prophet, what,
, rot niche known; nut with bated breath, I mks is the ehameles of file lardrations,
and hurrit d whlspene, it is silently attend. that they should he worth every dome and
ed to, in secret conclave, and wild, sway, mine worth meshing, unless sauelitied by
a I hte to thrhr virtuous dens, to say with hint If, through the laying on at' hands,
trantir Michell) "Thou cana't not say, I the Holy Oboist was given to me se a
d:d il; never shake thy gory leeks at / comforter: by whose Inspiration "the
me.'' . things of the Father and the Seat would
Messrs &Titers, the positions soma of
these mi a fell in thilr churches and Bab,
bath hobo cis, is much more becoming to
weir moral well being, as well *ado their
reputations and consciences, than the
arena of the "bull ring." and I am led to
pity them and deplore the infernal mach:
inations of disreputable and pernicious
tricksters, which mast have been used to
bring them In.
Igow sirs, In brief, *hat are these men
attempting? What Is It they expect to
do, with all their immense hoard of
money and by their midnight congrega
tions, where, we arc told, not even the
dim ri ilections of a two penny tallow dip
see permitted to reveal the dark designs
of the cabal ? What damnable plot Is It
the intention of the masked, nocturnal
visitants to give birth to, that must be
hidden from :he light rat ay i What the
desperate toehgn, in the accomplishment
of witch our newspaper editorial col
umns, ,ecru! In all times put to truth,
honor and Insineaa integrity, must be
bought and ;And for, to lend the nasty,
nameless thine a decent covering, which
others, i lie it la found impoemble to obtain?
Am I too Mitt r? Am I putting the
thing Lae atrong Is there any danger of
any but the guilty wincing / Will these
Ones ruffle IiIU tranquil temper of the
virtuous!' Will they (Ali out the color
do! cheek of the innocent? Will they
not rather, if any effect he produced by
Iheir perusal, cause the already blanched
cheek of the deep dyed villains in this
hell born conspiracy, to whiten still and
to shrink from the glue of hoheet men for
.11 time to come
'•Let the Rolled jade, wthco, our withers
unwrang."
Bat why quietly pass these things over!
Why not rather call them by their right
nanpal
la thin a eonspiraoy of moneyed men, or
is si not
The Intention, Messrs. Editors, of these
"ring met" is to tray up all of the pro•
(Notion and stock of crude and refined
ell, and hold the same out of themarkets
of the entire world, until each scarcity le
mused, that starvation will rause starve
lion priers to be paid by thew whose ne
resettles demand that they most have oil.
Thee don't deny taint:nate an attempt
t 3 ‘,.actal tart td the programme,
and wit a front that ahonld shim the
PITIBBLIRGH DAILY GAZETTE: SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 13, 1869,
purest bras, to— 7! 'b 15 r :aver t.IJ Lim to rirri , r L:s as the
trade, nod dd. 1. -de.,:e prt•toti tat pertions In the brunt were preparing to
astrh ts ',tar, pro;-hate I the a third tame. T.; is reported that fir.
lbuir tt dn toe ,et ter j Godkin tot:owed adetce, and ran hia
c: the hocd, - ht.t. d Ivor, the , horse a.i the way to Preindent, at which
t,drdp or set : • : fact :aeon wh,ch j place tie arrived at , out nine d'clock. See-
Sb. , Ltd 1,, ,nd L.lien away oral of the inhabitants of President, on
w 5,,t.. learning what bail , iccurrcid, started out
I, p^ tiu r, the fable, the, very 1 in search of I...apla'n West, but he was to
I, 1 strnn,.: !oc‘ei• tits sll , be fated n...bt rt, a.ttugh the search
t..r, I, 1.. I I KO, t h e well Was cri,Sei sled liiip'l3ll) . several
ners ,Ii the, pr,dutut ,, n hours F uram t_n was made or
„1 „:, ,„ str ut. 1,,,,tu.;:y I Wednesday w Netter success Cap
pump d !r• the 5.11 , -; inducing ethers' Latta West had to tus ps..esessiun when he
too, to nit at pr relatively high. I was shut alma 41100. Ile b a d been put.
11 t ihn: I aural:wore, IJut.l, ling up WA . nee tu the v'cially Of Upper
.
Cherry Run yl.ome time, and war M.
~.I.'pplor Fenton, weld hrin r ^JI retested in ote two ~ n the same
and enable Ole 'ones t.• huv tie ran.
b . r :e . 4e 11,n y
&I" r is it hom.rah;e lorlhesemOnted
men take IwitIEIIIW,It ,PI the Co/M/IW. nl
'the
.otorra flf any there be), a enudith , n
oulis lnouned by than.teereh and their
' agents, by buying up the ru,ire
' , reduction at advanced II Lees. in
the hunk. of in it. it 1.,,n•
I. it r, t tr.chrry, rattier 1 Is it
thong unto others ass e a.,u .I:ha:others
attould uub, trie.e
Wlers, who dtr , rded the steady
Cow of their well., pnaathly tied liu.o
wet aen hanaled. Surely IL Was not irit•
I In/Jral 'Or thrlW WS. li aloof. b.il what
tbsp Lail n reasonal6, right 4) Euppea-e
thty would be able to terni,lt. And to it
right for them- other.o lil take advantage
of this misfortune., and artineinry elevate
I pliCelt, rarely /WWI Nde iy 'Olll5 lb°
yeller, to loan, In order that they may
make mosey
Suppoew an Iron master ooalracts!,, de.
liver one hundred tow, of but 1 r.. 0 is It
absolutely neceseary that he should buy
Immediately sufficient ores, anal, etc ,
and contract et once for all the labor that
may be required to complete hie contract'
hat ho not a full right, and is it not en•
tirely proper for him to study tho natural
course nt trade as to euppiy, demand,
etc , and purchase only as Ida labor can
work up the raw material?
Would It be right for the man be has
sold to, lti go immediately Into the mar.
ket and hire all the tuber end hirestall all
the Iron and coal, in order Io prevent him
from filling his tnintrect t Wyuld this be
what the world would call honerabit or
/tersest' Again —parties Laving 4rd
crude oil to be delivered en a certain rail-
road, at a given time, would it lie right
for the persons to whew they bad sold,
to bribe the employes of that road,
to so delay their ears, and other
wise confuse the running of trains
as to prevent the sellers from staking
proper deliveries 01 out and yet, Mesers.
Editors, this 11114 been done. All, all of
this rascality has been resorted to by Pion
nrahls nun " ALL soivon tBL6 Mae,'
who now stand with uplifted bands, en
deavoring to make the good citiphs of
ibis community believe that nothing is
wrong; ••everything Is lovely," quiet and
serene. The pm., ton, inmate to appear
hi say, amen May the hearts as! eon
sclenes of these guilty men be touched
by truth, and seeing their errors tern and
go w further. I qiSV.RTKII
Tie Revolt to flormona6m
The Edell ..ltd;nArne, h r , htuteer an,
conleme the fotlowing card :rum lta dre
met!: editor
OrrNM UT•ri MAO (.
SALT Lief. CITT, Dotter 'l7.
Prot.Ser,t Brig ,tarn re , L
)Ir DEAR •. tine, my COMA L:1 , 0
w,th wa L: et Ildc.truee, you mu ru
Iruger give tee your .11/ Our can
Cu La.v eel( 1! 11. el that
yuu would minJetit I. a urd me, pers. n
ally, much trrillrrne.w, fur which I nal
icrstrlcd. Were lln the Ntatru Or Can.
lornie, 1 do PIA hush you would take any
exceptrune to my writings, lot 1 am
en nut. r, tt I t
.0 are tOe
An . 1 S. r,
•7 year, I :lavr • •., .11 r •••••.1.
or Int. J 'tl• "k' t a. .Ira„ r.
a hel:e‘t r a rtt u,, n.
not to s temµ•ra, iLeocrar)
I au,. as, vary rtapectiuLor, yours,
Ed, w•itu K i . TeLaltnas.
Its general edoor, Eder I.l..rrienn, and
putolaber, Elder (4...tr.r., a.an punt an ac.
count of their Ir. , that th e y
have been a xcommun.rn l ed, and aesert
he made) )(Mown unto me," did I not,
tbroustrrhy faith and that holy ordinance,
receive the nght to drink of the waters of
the ricer of iff. i Who studl say to me,
after I have orunit of the blessed stream,
that the water la bluer, when I know , for
myself that it is sweet belay seal?
'lke Importance of thin anti Young
hanTeMhtit ran hardly he overestimated.
When ohne the Prophet's followers begin
to think fur Bee tnaelves, they still eon.
time to form opinions for themselves,
and wilt soon arrive at conclusions from
which at present they would revolt.
Brigham is slaity-eiaht yearn of age, and
probably has not much more time to live,
hut he will he fortunate if his eleipotiiim
outlasts him, uniees he has the tact to bow
before the comic g storm.
ATE ITEMS.
THAT portion of the Chartlen Railway
lying between Canonsburg and Ewing's
min was let on Eaterday of last week as
follows: First section thin side of Can.
onsburg to RAU3gan Rogers; the next
BectAon to Dr. J. W. Alexander; and the
next to Major John H. Ewing. Work
will be contmentvd on these sections at
once.
Tut Erie OareUe says the Erie and
Pittsburgh Itailrozel extension down the
face of the Bay has reached Rowle et Co's
new furnace. It is built in a substantial
j manner, *boot Live feet above the water
level and will materially protect the bank
from washing away. It is considered
the most practical step yet taken to do.
velop the resources of the harbor Enc.' ,
ON Tuesday night, title inst., Captain
Weal, of abamburg, was shot by some
unknown person about three miles west
of Tionesta, while riding along the river
towards President, In company with Mr.
Oricikin, his brother-in-law. The Titus.
vine Herald, In noticing the affair, says
that Captain West and Mr. bodkin were
on their envie) President for the purpose
of purchasing lumber, and that they were
tired upon from the rear, by a persbn Or
persons concealed In brush. Captain
West fell from his horse at the first shot,
two having been fired. Mr. Gotikin,es•
capitic both. turord, nod was proceeding
to the Lob/MA:at:l3 .•I I,..companitn, who
fell a few yards behind him, when the
A GAUT deal attention is attracted
to the ease or Dr. Paul Etchoeppe, now
under sen..ince ot death for tare murder
..t MIAs. Maria M. steam:die, at Carlisle,
P. Schoeype is a well educated and in•
telligent physician or 2d, lass been In this
country but a year, and to a son of a
Lutbcran minister at Carlisle. He formed
the acquaintance of Miss rnennecke while
in the discharge of Las professional dutie.
Courtsnip and engagement of marnivitie
followed the accomeitanmship. Mitts
titennocke died tamer rather sueplclous
circumstances, and while ureter Cream t
art tichoeppe, who Led become invol d
in some matters i t manly and real G. to
speculations in the Interest of d
oho was repined ta, be possessed of
$40,000. A nose morteni examination
and analysis of the contents of the 1105-
Keii reveals the presence of prussic acid
and nineftnift, but whether it was given as
amedicine, or ivuh Intent to murder, such
medical experts as Professors Aiken,
Wormley, Gross and Pancoast, and
others, have been unable to decide. The
whole affair very much resembles
tire celebrated Parkman chster case
which happened years ago. SichoepPe
protests his innocence, and defies any
medical man to prove the case one of
murder. The German societies of Penn
sylvania, New York and New Jersey
believe his story, and are using all their
elfAits to save his lite.
Tue
trustees of the Boston Public Li
Mary announce their Intention to form a
special collection of Franklinians, as a
memorial to the fame of Benjamin Frank
lin, to erribmiieevery edition of his works
or of any one of them, every book writ•
ten either wholly or in part about him,
every magazine article, portrait, broad
side or memento of any ktea relating to
hire. They will gratefully tlknowledge
107 1,18104.00 e that may be rendered in
making the collecuon complete.
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coastal. .tam as away tathologiat too
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it, yams orLaia of as avast malady an to moat
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malt. LSeoncititr' Ott lOC Tito SO at obßarts
It, re:or., ol purse Liss ttestessztt t• tit Salto
forte its 0.1.0,11 AM it ta akoosaSSltesa Dot
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OTICES
u t7ttl,
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r2r T.. E ELEVENTH NUN .
KITIND of OW ISta 111,01Ilers.lif
I......gasiumaxtCat,paarag my ( otttoaaratt. wIll&p. Well al N. 34.7.0.1.)
WC.cd ttri:iro KONPALY. 11. t h,
1.111). at fa n'cl L. .1 *Men .d
wane • 110.dr:a coon •111 De eigntad fur the
pa , ... 4.4 foto r ba.lll•4li MSG.,
.4. !' 41 ""* .? 1141,7.
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1:26 ... THE .11 :VEAL DlEETtrite
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et th e Ilte theidewe .of the Pittsbalg•
an I II rn.theb am ....111. W. " C' irt( 7 .
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ea .llek .111. - •46 plane • nuar.ocuinfai• F.
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othse buanne
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6.60/011•
DIVIDENDS
A AND rEisAao I
Z a NT 4. -1 773. 1 arti
I I T e;ll= M i ltitar?l
PM.? aVellue. Plltt
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410.0
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on abd' MU/. •
daytrartafei • • •
mato dowel. AY
17.114 ,P a a rn i e . .
ttalo ram anti/I
-:lbis Rank 14.7 tbi. 7
F 177. HSU CLNT
I,l,irtr sjrYttlitrrt Ts
rtt,77.esq:Arriall.l.llr,
V.gomatriuscessata.
ri9"-TuE
It R.C11)86
dared dtvl.llloll
Unptl Mori....
Months, which MU
ttior Weal rvpiV. , .
fre of liqrraz
tin t.nittsturgb. N. a 4. tSW. t e
ar AT a !SLEETING , OP TO
hoard of Ptrlct.r • of tots
bent Tlll3 LAT. • Otritlaod of in 17,41VM
las 001 per idlire oru tt-rt arca, P. , /o 'fon , b , /'
Itee 0( National tar,
D. C. k/iItSTZ,
110 , 440M1 _ A
Th.. 500)01507.
'T 114^ 000
DI t .0 . tr . ; , : - , :rf N iai . L i tt . ar
Q rTpiiEETON BOY this
r al X P glrAPI4 n o ' rtb i° T. T e a nr ' re",rtU I TZ I .I
1110 Wont. o he 1r . ., S. man to, piTable, tom of
tiovernment Tax to 1,14.41,L01ders or tbalr brat
" arr Ull° "°JrIAWW27I°. tattler
P g rfgratUlf. ° l4l l trtlFilltil.
10nrille BOARD OF masc.
TOSof tbllank 5000 &dm./ • MII.
fiend ot • t,
4 /SUS
/est. or gg Mace, payable on or lan Lb* 100
Pa rn - , ,
no. $ll A. LONG, Amlrtaoll dates.
, ?Malt It ATIONACBT - 111.7 - /
rliTnisen(io. Norrron, 6. 110611 ,
Parini& PRESIDENT AND
41PIPCTOH.• of vie awl nave OW , di/
deolind clirldenal of n/ X
0 1 I.
CENT, on the
mphal •fock ant of the pron. of the tut WA
oOtaa. sms:sible 104.100 •tock holden or their
tr . 1124 o.m brltlZnaj.:::. on and alter the ISIS
soisis4 aortal U. sIAVINGSTO7.4, Cultist.
39Trotox-fssraTscp COPYIST.
rerferrpt.u. SocrpsTar 5. Jive%
arDIVID END.
he'Boatd of Dl} actors
•
of this Cale en, hate We dal ueuteteel . Mele
a.
Fopg Dlll l lB. AND FIFTY CHIITA,
d. act of
up.lasy si tate of the ttsptt al Mock, out of the
oi. or the la, .10 ornate, Ts of
lieventont at an. . tale en , oat able to block.
bolder. OS hhd after the 9th Inst.
.. 3, 1g WM. P. ar.8.8/JIT, Dezrel.7.
NEW ADVERTII3
WOOLEN GOODS
VERY LOW PRICES
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
Now. Rill and 152 Federal Strefl,
A-L./...C411122: Y CITY
At 13 Arrbel ntirlan, P...%
At lON,. A ll•Arc.l Rad 71•11wriel
Atlc., double teldt.b Bat •d oountreilAnold
At 96c.. pea,. twilled puled Iliactitel, extra
9 lc.. Heavy Grey guano el
A 7 ye., Wolorproof Cloth
1111 00. Black and Brown WatiL•proof ooa
01.00. Ladle, rrt;oo4 Cloth
43 00. I'ev Good White alasdaou•
SLOG Pair Good Gds, Blatildt►
116., doable width Poplin. sad Alpacu
n+ 50e, double .14th cones
at M 1.,. children , riala Wools IShawle
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EXTRA BARGAINS IN
WHITE COLINTRY ELAASETB.
Z•itIILIJ 0)V!1BY n d_NNZLJI
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C ANNI MARIN AND /NANA,
CI.I.IAKINON. At., SC .
Wholesale and Retail,
WILLIAM SEMPLN,
Noe. 180 and 181 Ftderat Street,
PRESSES.
ophiw„ seal and Cancelling
1111 TING FLUB &COMING INKS.
Arnold's, Maynard & Noyes'
Warden and Hyatt's, De&
%net's, Carter's, end French
‘ lolet
=SEM
CARMINE DiKS
American and French
I=l
PIL'NCII,P4.
Nick Lead, Red and Mae
Red and Green
1:"MIIVIS.
Gold, itetl sad Glass
Gold Mounted Pencils, Pen
Holders and HnlerP
PAPERS.
Legal Cap, Foolscap, Letter
and Note
ENVV.J.OPEX.
White and Bittr Business,
Wedding and Pay
FOR SALE BY
W.& HAVEN & CO.
PRINTERS,
STATIONERS 4 BOOK BINDERS
Wood St. and 3d Avenue
Y. , 1 . 1 i 1
iterarri- -
-2010310111 4ne.
?Wall
Ser trt i rpleedle== C" lsoltexed the aer.
=fel of Inept to
elowasr clotbeepu
sad exhibitor to Ilifspeelfe 07
h. IJ..
. Tha w thett Warr So te. eartrel ehe
Ws estar=r4ir ..• t ai l =r
own sa
_cc • . ... Over
Wrotalla&at . SX 'IN . • 'T . . -
. eEityti * WO
W .
tlhtheorth •• stem • •
_yer Strad. at .
..... :. • - • • 11.W111.172EW5.
Tux Taal:m . of the ree.t amt. Whetter] every
daeLari all day. at the Ina No , II
Metre the woe. belaa theta =I
ere they gat Melt clothes. Every etas free to
lay at ell Were Trees talmend.s J. how at
Wet Eta Er. A .l2;rnta li E r st intim.
Veer. not colts for worthlle..
• gr. setts Or horthel2o.
a he* mate Oar Illa warily
~..0 1 1%, 1ig . .. i t:144X Seel w S olittEl.
• ...Wow' setts for a :s rank 61.7
• ha! te .. T i nat . jax.more wham. to rea
ptett a err Lys to sae 7 2=1:11 . :
With street.
S. ge niMMILABe
APPLE PABEIRIL—I have a
Nil ...outman! of Apple Parlam.Comirmug
611Mns Madam. erbieh /Ito 111 to WI estl
see them lAA. Stir PAkf O, COSINE USD
sucoo xmatiNce. tam. =lf Ores tons
.the creak v plus. Imre, 61111 - 111611 to creellnary
Wad tool*. It •111 rest voithemt stieftz
earths noshed.
/reed Airoim =web Wither mites Weal
with Ws melt. aweerbes tmattees4 *the
*1 =3.11 ammetmeal of
Lightning & Turn TOW Apple Parent.
tar ma& mremio Sae twat bf
JAMBS SOWN,
N. 3.186 WOOD STREET.
RAutr. AND
FASHIONABLE CONFECTIONS
MYST/11UL 11111127, Atlaslltssy VU?
NB li / ADVELRTISMMiWn3
NE:W GOODS
No'. ISO and IS2 Federal Street,
Striped Woolen Shawls,
Plaid Woolen Shawls.
Black Thlbel Shawls,
Falsely Shawls.
Children's Shawls
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FURS,
Balmoral Stockings,
Merino Stockings,
Ladies' and
(Children's Gloves,
Ladies' Underweag,
Balmoral skirts.
Cloth Skirts,
Ladies' and Children's Hats,
Ribbons and Flowers,
Wool Knit Hoods,
Raft &segues
Starts, Mitts, tsc
Men's Undershirts
and Drawers,
Men's Cloves,
Socks, lac"
MMI:4=
CORNER
FOB PRESENTS.
OM BEAVER,
At Lowest Prices,
11'1LLIAM SEMPLE'S,
Wholesale and Retail
ii'ILLIAX SEMPLE'S,
Nos. 1.0 and Is 2 Federal Street,
=II
NEW DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS
Enormous Money Saved
PY KW"; Fr - IV:HAMS ♦T
E. R. GARDNER'S,
West Cot. Market St. and 4th Ate.,
No. (30
16.00 AND erw•RD
Ladles' Cloth aeques, all grades and
styles. Look at them !
40c., HEATT STILIPED POPUBS,
bola, TALI. bILA BON AT ft 1118.
31 cents, Brown Poplin Alpacas,
BOLD THIS bEAISUIt AT 1551,4.
624 c., BLACK MOHAIR ALPACAS,
SOLD IEM ST &B.!: AT 80.
$l.OO Waterproof Cloth,
$3,50 AlpaGa Robes,-
$2,50 Arm> Blankets, .
75c. Children's Woolen Shawls,
Bargains in Paiseley Shawls,
Bargains In Black Thibet Shawls,
Fargalls in Arab Shawls,
Bargains In Velveteens,
Lyons Making Velvets, from $8
per Yard and upwards.
Chiantilla Cloaking, $2.50 and
upwards.
Frame/a,
Cry .ESSassirts.
Ousimeres,
French Mortises,
Empress Maths.
tstAius Irt rOiLiN PLAIT" bonnaelltai
" 11 1 1 x. RR toPLI If PLAIDS, born rel.
" Ain rirtlN PLAIDS. sold tin
"altd. a OOL COLORID SWUM sad
DMA Willa, DOA mai.
ENOBIOUS -BAIWAINS
WOOLEN DILUOUTS
' A.ICID
:4+4 a all
11_, 11, 2,2, 3, 31, 31 and 3
YARD WIDE.,
9)1 35.1 fqll.l :
Suitable for Parlors.
DLIING ROOM MB CURE,
( Woolen, Linen and Cotton,
I? LOWER PRICBB TIAN 111111101
Notvetthrtandhic tb•
111'FIRLIND & COLLINS',
71 and 73 Fifth Avistie.
CLOSING OUT SALE!
n g _he the death of the Motor heltheb' a A
IltritOttllELD - entteellack
inn be sold
MkitHDLEBB OP IMPL
Me Stock to Arm and COmpiete,
" PSI FY INU q l r
11
T41140)1ftk01clilo ea toilia l / 4 -7 ;
• .10k-, p
ma e.
oplin,
_ •
Black Clintik:Oeiklap,
Brock nitwit,
Plaid BMwb, Cusimuto,
And a Full Line of Domestic Goods,ai
11, REM) &
5Q SIXTH STREET.
ELEGANT CARPETS.
Tb. Must and most btssl7/41 deslmm ever
abysm ba
TAPESTRY OR BODY
1311U1SfigELS.
J a reealred try dine{ taiportalloa tros rag
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43 Fifth Avenue.
N- OTIOE OF DIRROLITIIOII.
NeUu bunny gifeel Mal tbeparbersals
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want. in tn. coal bluing.. in Pilunsrab. t i n.,
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NEW ADVER
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MEAINOES.
MERINOES,
Pietl4la,
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DRESS GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
119311a.1017115,
19 - kLa - vvle,
CLOAKS,
CLOAKS,
Blanliatts,
Miletrils.ertas,
CLOAHLNG CLOTHS,
CLOAKING CLOTHS,
liTelNTetis,
VolN7etss.
FLANNELS,
LINENS,
]TES &
JOSEPH MERE I CO.
Have Just Opened
AM ono onforoll to °gar, at ttho my lowest
Primo, taw harrow omortenota of
NEW 43E.0411],1%
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de Awl Clelldrem.• ALBINO UN DNA
. writ "A O S2—
hirtain - . SCAMS AND
tA u FLIM.V .i tn
• TentillTlOS, IPTUNGES,
VIVIZSMORIS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMILNTS
DAILY AItISIVAL
NEW clot>rms.
Pine Silk Bows,
Wide Sash Ribbons,
Ladies' Silk Scarfs,
Roman Plaid Ribbons
13=
Ladies' Wool Shawls,
Ladies' Wool Tests,
Children' Knit Satques,
Infants Knit Hoods.
RSOSESIBLE SATIN PLEATING.
Black Silk Fringes,
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LADIES' AND GENTS' HOSIERY,
♦ (ample.. Line .
CHILBREREP BALMORAL HOSIER!,
Gents' & Ladies' Underwear
BERLIN & CLOTH CLOVES.
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Boulevard Skirts,
Gents' While Shirts,
Paper Co//ars,
Handkerchiefs, Laces, ,fc
MAURUM, GLYDE &
78 & 80 Market Street.
DRUGGETS,
CRI I B CLOTHS,
EXTRA QUALITY,
BRUSSELS CARPETS,
Direct Importations,
1111ALLUM BROS.,
.ro. 51 FIFTH A VF-T VI,
ABOVE WOOD STREET.
oell
CARPETS.
NEW FALL STOCK.
Oil Clotho, Window Shades,
DRUGGETS.
DRUGGET SQUARES,
Ingrain Carpets,
At the Lowest Prices Ever Hetet
BOVARD, ROSE it CO.,
EI KWH AVENUE.
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PHILADELPHIA,
13.A.M.ML 4 ' AK, CO.,
4Tawekleisi
GRAND OPENING!!
For tbe FALL nal CkIIIIBTMAIS TIRLDI of
4 11 aided, iedelry and tillretware.
FAX= GOODS, &C.
Bridal Gifts a Specialty.
11AILILT & CO. !nu tha Iwo wart=
tho World, ud win at . n n o s . I. viewed p
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Meat.
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CHESTNUT AND TWELFTH SMITS,
Philoodelphln.
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pROCLAMATION.
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WARD. CM ad Plttabmgh. will mod N Um
12.12/1 um and MBAS= holding MORO*. a•
TUESDAY, Sevember 16.1869,
'reelect OHL PERSON As SELECT OODHOIL.
EWE to 111 the eneeptted toes of Esel
Holmes, deceased.
JARED 111 L BRUME. awry
rTrr or PrrreiDolma, October 111, IMP
era.
DREK4.
tweeter and Mall dream le
wirrE. erre..ricoramir,
WEDDING, VISITING. PARTY AND RUSINEIS
CAD ENUMIAVL3II, •
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tarorembe
Orders b ri yraell :rear apron:pi stiestiow Mad
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to all terfallala
velure dt otto "* Tt L a Mt. of maAl
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tort troporear, nualtiolt
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todigealoss, atroworafea. orwelaa
. entaaallnaw. dread of Mars
11000 zoomorg. tirdolesoo, noctornal
sad astally to prortrathro tire ternal . ca
ceder tootslowe oosarretaratty. therefor*
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LOW PRICES
and Fashionable
G. Clo CO ro 13,
111 2 1. els CICVEAs
STREET.
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