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IIMPICIAL PAPER
of
PaIDAY, JAS. 7, 1810
ranrr so much of the GOTCMOriI
4 nat;140171111/1-iiiidieof'the tardon.
leg power duriug the peat year, u wlll
rWent& oac readers la Wesienvrenn
' ~071Thati: ' -
. ,
Mitt proposes to Nillow the Medal.
it , tisenpl nittatrEinant - or ha ee.t
r"--amporprkir jr- e. to Our government.
, St.. liktolu would be worth
iiiiit - rthe as inner as Binillll3ll. When
:the letler shall be ;add for, It will be time
• to amine the alba propoetti.on.
Tss LialitaTtntss of PeU11671,01111.
.. • .
Otko, Itaryhtud, Hew York, Mimosas,
"Otafrinao;-Xisioini; Minim and MAWS .
airlietilkAtianenceol their sessions this
Oasek.l.The Gave:not of Ifbnointrecorn.
"-meads the abrogation of existing merit
''
infix; (ha political rights ofexatiek
-.4 The lisw.York democracy hare entrin:d
Ibeineeltres itith the Sorry farce bf
" the the provicrusratitlcation of tie
icth article by that Biwa ckrieryier
k:qll436lbrido ugtetl ids Legwattre to*
*ogntie lonia ittf.
w • • I
,Ifs, is inept; the •PitUbrulh Common
7E ,4iiii : j4st ; per Wind Dr. Mersin.
ran to oat &loads, It (lithe worst
• r case of strangulated ;political
""*ffly'such ea, unless speedily reduced,
must
. be fatal to the wretched ; enfferer.
I ' 4 lin vicar:al attendants need nolcniger fear '
-rifkr "haiii"; Vie "venom" has bean ev
so thoroughly within a day or Vito,
1., • `„ssiinedisg to the excellest sugiprithwitof
ftadtiendi Speaker Banana, that its blte Is
-':l4:9ll.ylmixthlcaz, and it's birk 31044
/TM, ,thAll a • VFOliala • Fough. I
VeconsisrdaU ,
n ". . „
. ^ li i 'l7 . l titi _ ....itniPtoinfitt , noiet•• • 1
' amen the tom of Imbue iinthzumt,•int
' lill *Vitt tie intendtmed on Wednes*,
- teelAtty,AonOittlettirr amend .thfs Se
) denstittlion. , The Garcres hu b
tit•
-.. t kiiiitfy solicited to the torannit detette
- - Zi zI K II A:O 4 I I4 l
. 4 1 tOtec t i t, _Ltd
; to the
am
,e. Ampex With yhtmliery many of oar I.
Jg -td attftein - hate Masted upon ian
- „limeade ntibilon. We need not d,
"T „ therefort„ any CIIIIIINii(131 of our o .
• atneere'hepe that this MU, or some otter
^llittpdilealeciseri - obJect in view; Div
i.j(gipliiMisiti) law. .- _ 1 •
;,,,t• •
3f =" satt3LLTh I ageOllD.
! '. fteettiOlf Pilteen. Ail:Wel, of `the dna.
idllaoa of PeakWet*'Wadi thus:
lianas shall ham a jornoal of
and putdish,,tuant
azoapt such party al may . , re•
t .... 11 124 b de r e and the yeas and nayoi
.na.argrquauton.aludl; at
the Moira ot any twoof diem, be entered
on tusjourtud." -
lame. 'tge• 6th. declded't~ay
Oboitheitt ragiagaiji IZe.cond should :no
714/451k-Seinaletted: the TWent
t ; *stied." . As utlylit,'leee. the Genet'.
fAilloitiettetnew record to be .pultrah'ed
multi shit thit
pountio - ti must* be visit! at
'-etspetie;:,#tiypropeeltlas to t-eitlt dr.?
allowaher, as. 'urged by .0= cif hur
%AU:tailed eidempotaries, would Ixt•
"'on' the eceddititlon *it 'limit
- tom too . WWI: by all moans
Wm* done cheaper, and tat once
-.- . .'7aWeik, if that will be a sulag, hut'. no
• . hors WWI that canle done. Let us Wive
Wait for more. until our Coral'.
This is, we Isara,pa
:,1744-3:64*Pc the
Ontelinnii SUSTAINED
'We teke dome . pleasure In immune.
isto tlist
the Iteestblicortreembers of the
Ocriisylviolo Legislature. zeta:Twat:a
yoolibloy, by. a eau eel ns** of
IhrAr auroller.lo tuoport R W. Xitoker,
-- •t` thipreseit Mite Treasurer. L3ite4liCtioti
'''!,to the; oflloo, Of the sevent , polue
leatiEcate Senators. and Repreeretta4ee,
'9lo4oo9lol;ateiglitem tante thin
ti emojclitrowere Oar to air. 7 MACCi i r to
;;'"AbeWtotte; tea ,
~f fiestol and 'UM= • Ti3tes
iritiotiot Cut:
, at ill. It safe to later
eraf#o3 l l l 4o l4 - Ptak Pa *Violet
0 0 4 Vertu* to diorite the &hie
".",;.oreiserstorioris public etrreet for* jest
_ , ..nrcepdtitm of . his lad' erTyloCs.. Tat
- AieerehellotroF exkoreicrn of Republicsit
Amiiititetit toot only ensortothe choice of
Atitibtagaillgas; iti WI :joint bon vittkin of
ll* bat It is - ItUirMy of the pia.
.rerakiatesissecre ‘satieficticm wfthaerhich
the Oolornortircilth
&whine mei:pastimes% of
erns Migelaint , intsitnnal • *dies to whom
gjilfir r4 inuira oo •eleohloetttli
.veeendolly.allUded.r ' ' •
EN
';',41 13 11 Jakivikit *okra BRiv
",f,!,T,Tilklaisentef, hi , keitHaFeiresin,
yo Inge deep 'Channel most still
• ..4eieeirk *Amt.:Valli:oms- Hence
work of grest dlffiaiity
cree hddge Us yet beim compleied—
Wans-a"Clifr sWl;.distince
er,the 'Mon& of the • Anew Aver.
;,111:"2rhiera r ;however, the rock. la buti Short
,/dkeeriert.betioc thi_bed of rtieej end
•l'ithinrobsbly the most tsrorebbi fidet for
? . . , ,t l lOO R. torl Wore
Ile • Itt#lntild
AT7;:isiii!poirossaent •bridge, the superatiWcture
'''.;Tesittrediai. Woe, and • !radii unin Shut
edettrable mummy.
i'Ale4267 bridge to IP irittram ot LesT
ißof9. day eons PIM *kit fultbei ye.
~ verae Idea .-the Malty ettatatii-the
7; 4 ,4, cereedon at ads bridge may be had ; from
Piot that the eeMent Pier Wlll as stink
— O4 feet below lOw water mark, and dal
''79B7.eaty feet abierelt;_the middle pier is
!!: Lr ant fortitirei belteirloir Water. - On the
• Win , shorn the 'en: washes the time
• ,dri , tdoit and the rock Is nor 10 # 0 1 4
.v tke piers
. rest firmly upon the rock
!F c, 4 Mi...ameented. The immense exam,
--'21006 theollrlo7 U efiboted by pnenems.
Ittivitrirtorrfrosw2l44 (lector Ut• "Se? and
*,1,;,'7,2111142 test en the workmen toter the
lereettaf oalwoodit it ssid zeducelt
r tO Send.autd state. It Is the oidy way
width the work could be done.: The
biricy= 'work
Y., _ t , preen upon them with'. the _tempt 22
OM& to *esquire Inds •
A:.
"7 1 --1 "1, •: -- priieaccellent neighbor o[ We Owe oter 4
' 6, o3alidstands this wornlog at the Pao&or
war". Propelled by t,he AKIr OI / 11
i,v apt ;l,/ *y e w, Speaker Srnanov,4ll.
We Oesueeriekti s.r&
.r.24r , ignpportioS 7 4°131 ' btainfonn.
et ~ 1( .thelagipnentof and=
st might= nom- keep_ moving.
norest, lo diday no
.4
116
S r . Its -weary .leggy;' 'at
. . Delble
;St j iniunaro.
Hors o
neither road, to the
. gni We len; lett . its
~P pain 'rawl.:CT to
ilia intecewl ill 10 2,4 ,1' bait
iniatinitnes nopowwwa.
'.' Shi n ton silmit ys gads ; orwiliit desening swoow
s ag ite Dint ailadCri upon I
name.
A .r trite weirogia glee :WV*
• ; .
_ . .
EMESZ
sat spprossl to ti do second expression of
'the judgment of undoubted reformers,"
In their cordial endorsement of.the &tate
Treasurer?
_ See the wretched scrape late which 'lts
own foolish vaulty, or some motive still
worse, has brought our foolish =tempo
rurr:t. It hu no •other optioa ric4r;' , . It
museelther shin& ;a the Republican Or
wits:ion, which it has so steadily tra
duced, and desert even thti chosen com
pany of "undoubted reformers" who
cheufutly declare their—unabated conff -
den= in a *Sled public servant, or it
must;cholOs dot= a "ring" nomination,
Ittowagaltuantes ond.alL Which does
I it dot
If the ffemnierikst of this morolog
throWs off the last shreds of Its disguise,
and o Ve9li de notuices the Republican
wepalsatlow which It has Morals° long
to hetiay, mark It well Republcan
Messes I
If the Ckeeeese:fai of this morning eats
its own accumulation of Mae imputations,
and accepts that decision of a Republican
Legislature, which it bari reviled, in ad
vance, for the last ninety days, u only
_
_le handiwork of what It has pronounc
ed an infitio±ins "flog," mark that also,
Republican friends, branding the shame.
less libeller, and the still more shameless
recreant to its ban record, with the indel
ible silviu of Contempt.
_ .
.. _ .
Width way,ikda morning,. neighbor,
Let tts prophesy I Last summer, foci
and - Yrrar clique were slain, to the last
"nun and the lad ides, In the County
Ommeutions. Next morning, you
boasted of your victory on all points,
kisied - the bends Which smote you,' in
cloned the "rings'Land then areid. to
:work to betray what you bad asserted to
be your own Wks& Last week, and
for weeks before, you had no words, di•
redly or by Inference, too bitter for your
hatred to Ittmnblicanz like B. B. Grasso,
M. too menacingly indicative of your pur
pose to denounce his nomination If made
He was elected Speaker, and you made
baste, two days ago, to cover him with
your fulsome prattle. He gain you a
cmtemptuoui tact, dispenslog the
"venom" alike of Year vindictive
illangi,"tind of your slobbering flattery
.and then:ymt crouched to kiss the heel
width had trampled upon your utercenarj
riste, If You me tree to the history of
the Coinsterciel, in every one of all its
:disastrous shames and .crushing defeats,
you, • will oohs • cringe, this morning,
like s whipped spiniel,—and - norm . % the
action of • party which yorifesr but which
morns yrs:
• - Which way this morning, neighbor of
the Commercial?
Busybody's contemptuous pity stands
-on the breed grin waiting for your de
cision.
THE STATE TREASURY
• It wu with plume that we were an•
der the necessity of ataking, yesterday,
but a single exception, in our hearty ap-
would of the Governor's suggestions for
I.feconitruction of the omoe of State
Timonow: With the time rusersation,
:ire ahs 1 eripport the nubs features 14 the
trill. -introduced in Alm • Ornate on
Wednesder, lead which prealcally
theinbutance of these recommen•
didininitinnaboth GoTenor thatat and
.... xx~r
current surplus atilt* public funds meet
be t*d apenonenr the other of but two
propositions:: tither (1) them monies
must 4 altogether 11/lUled; but awaiting
, •
the publio requiremerot4 In the Treasury,
or .(2) the Bute may'dlrect such tempor
ary investmertta of -the surplus, In the
Wid of loans to financial' institutions; as
shall be productive of more or less gain
to the Treasury. The railer prop:anion
will not bear a serious examination, and
mlty be dismissed as impracticable, while
the first of these alternatives really
embodies ,the theory at prewar, adopt
ed. lierettheleu, allegations have
been " - Wei . for Years put,- to". the
effect that these Idle funds have actially
been so made use of, by the suctocesive
Treasurers of tie Marrs, as to yield private
gable to themselves, although this must
limpet:tuff such were the tact, in the
Plalaist idolailori of the 'llst Mellon of
the aiming — code. These allegations
lurrebeee so persistently reiterated, and
seem to have so affected the annually re-
corriag eleCitinti,ti - fill the °Mee, se to
elicit; frtim_the Okivsztlor of the Camaion.
wealth, the remittable and decisive lan
gusgeof Nareoent Be.-I{Lilti in his titer.
ettatto,thissubject.: 2 „
• Wein ftee . SO sly (bit; for . our Own'
, •
- •
girl; Sri &mad prefer to see , the anribte
Conde of the Seate. 4 a. inch ea ere abao•
laterirettutted for . some Immedhite nee
retalio4 as theoretically and weprgrume
In fact at praaanclorthe Treasury, and
wonted as •to 'their absolute non-use
thetali; ma to iitttirelYPfuilude any, Pont
bUlty- of their employment. in any form,
;for eitherjalmte or the public prat from
Their uie. An we ,have obierved, sick I,
the theory of gelatin regulations; If this
theory by, been or Wean practically i
evaded .by any lionnatint, we should I
oonuiostfreadt safeguards • awl give. Mal
MONA- Intd
no, Uvalde lc O . la enforcing
complete protection . for thili State
funds In Ala regard, for sots dollar can
tes loaned ottt there Other for private gr
voblie profit: • The Ohio gab-treasury la
rude entirely' gars, under their system .or
freliuliat l itioni WO: 1 g alicitta:o"
the GOTeIIIOI, appOleited for rich cam
aton,, httd wititodt. the:T*sareg's peo.
Tioui-knotriedgit boor, bk
dike and rinks are llatde to visited
by this C;OMMl111011, WhO
his kijialid books, lock everything up,
aid thew make • a searching scrutiny lot
hoM,'„oompating every entry, and cotinte
log:ester dollar.- The process takes buts
fewr hours, and ,ia repeated. more or less
frequently, at the Governor's discretiOni ,
bat It sompletelY =sits tbq sulk-: - Blncg
the system was adopted, years igo, not it
dollar has boniest tothe State, nor.has
there,bees - mu a' InOSPeri ligallist any ,
incumbent, of a dollar imptoperly used, :
whets, previous to its ndopilon, the State
wag cOnstaitty ringing with Just such se:
cusallons ere we, lu.lbis Sigte, have been
lately familiar 'with. To be'
funds of Ohio are idle, bit they ate always;
ialgoad no proposal to •abandon the sys-
Minter:dd get' at anytime a single vote
from say quarter in the Ohio Legislature. ,
'lf we are notpreptred to follow in 'all
I particulars this excellast.,asuustple of our
neighbors, let pa do the next best thing,
fa 'whiggleti the Main featwrs of the bill
how Wore the 'Senate. We should pay
our Treasured: 'sly 'well. that the saiary
should itself , suelee to, command the
_ _
Pipet .ftni a " abil!tr: to ' W
to veal terriers trithewayof any por
table violation bf %below which , enjoins
an absolute' notimie tfil" miaow, and
let us invest the Sinking Pond WIWI':
idoriers -• wlth enlarged: diecretion rf
tarrent, tar the impliation of the current
sorplisform time to limo to the reddetlon
of thiState debt. Thus tbeleash balance
on hand May always be. , kept prudently
elms to our needs for current expenses.
.
All we have to do is to ensure the con:
slant presence of the fonds, where the
law requires them to be, actually In the
Treasury; and to provide for the best sp.
.pliesSlon of tiny =plus The dtuation
ma be easily met, if legislators ins In
MUM, ea We AM* they me.
Ea
=WEI3IM
ons
r -.
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nee rich, and demonstrates clearly, that
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...
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ulinise Mete occult aria. This book will
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*TUBA; selected from the chief Eng
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The Analysis is based upon the princl
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English grammar that we have seen in
the same compass:
LOYALTY OF GEORGE PEABODY.
Whin a letter written by Bishop Mo
ntane to Mr. Thorlaw Weed, we ex.
Una the following Interesting lam
CmcnrraTT, 0., Dec. ?A.1869
lily dear Mr. Wird —I am so glad to
see your well timed, end most tree vlndi.
cation of the loyalty of our venerated
friend,' Mr. Peabody, during the late war.
It has often occurred to me, when I have
lead the painful and unjust attempts to do
him dishonor in that respect, that you
were the man to place him in the true
light. Most thankful am I that you have
done It
Ode Impression of Mr. Peabody lies
very • distinct in my memory. It was
made under evident pain, from whatiome
people were saying of him, and it was
was made very emphatically, in manner
aa Well as word. It was preceded by
Milling to mind the strong desire he had
felt 'and often expressed, that the war
should, if possible, have been avoided.
He added : Bishop, there Is no man that ,
rejoices more than I do when the mules I
of the Delon are victorionx't
During the dark days to which yen
have specially adverted, while this Trent
affair -was at its height - of - excitement In
England, she war with this country I n a
considered so imminent, and American
securities went down 60 to All their
holders with alarm. 'Kr.' Peabody was
]-liberally beset with importunities to buy.
, I could mention high names In the: Lon.
' don Stock Exchange, whom he mentioned
to me then, as &Most "insisting " upon
hisbnying, because he took a more hope
ful view of affairs. He urged them not
to sacrifice their stocks; assured' them
their fears were premature; that, In his
opinion there would not be war. As I
was the last from Washington and bad
left there jut after tie Trent capture be
'
came botown, be naturally consulted my
opinion on that head: As well asl could,
I contributed to the opinion which he
gave to those who se beset him. I know
be railed in many instances to persuade
them to confidence ; and if, under each
dreumatuors, he did buy, and out of In
crease of means so gained came increase
of noble gifts for the poor and Ignorant of
England and this country, who can use
that, as some have tried to use It, in dis
paragement of his loyalty t
I realer, my dear sir,
4 • Verytruly your friend,
Caes..P. MclimAres.
PARDON REPORT:
Expert of parlors granted. and Muth
warrants executed during the year .1869,
ramerrtfully submitted for the Legis
Janus Howard, Cambria county,
, ,
Septuaber 4, , 1867." ;sroerry. Two
years in Western Peoltentiaria.. Pardon
ed. January lid. Reasons:: Howard had
always born a good character, and L iras
convicted on evidence. stfording 111140116
room for doubt of _Magnin; law-wounded
soldier, and has a family depending on
him for support; and 'continuance of his
confinement could answer no good pus:
paw.- .Eight months remitted.:; ; .
-
tJohn. asap and, John ..1), Shop:
Wsahinpton coun, May
tering a More with ty Intent to. Beat., Five
Years in.W.calernFanitentlary. Pardon
ed January 4. . Tho prisohers
were led to participate' In the aim of ,
which they were onnricted by practical
ceminels; thronghlbe apart: miens and
assistance of 'Sweeney the chief offenders
were brought to justice; both had Emner
ly sustained good- characters, and WON
deeply penitent; Steep Wuthe only sup-
port of aged parents, who were poor and
Infirm; and their long ihrorisonMent had
met the ends of Three years and
remittedsix months
-
W. Owcarr.' Venangdoonnly, April
'Lsreeny. ' Four years •in
Western Penitentiary. ' Pardoned Juno
ary Bessbnie i Beeper had eondected
himself "meat' etempirify iniZulor
duringa confinement In pie.= of nearly'
four yeses, has a with andshildren
In In
digent drcumetinces Idependent upon
him' fbr support; and the endruf justice
did net require his -longer . punishment
months remitted.' - •
Zama "Wtroon: 'Alleghtiny mmutty,
October 18, - 1060:- Burglary. • Two and I
I biliyeses in Western ' Penitentiary', and]
fifty dollars fine. Pardoned Junta" , B.' l
Tbianoni: Wry man was inveigled Into
the cOMlnhediin of crime by wicked and
designing men; wbotscaped punishment;
had always ruststried 'good character for
hofiesty; the lour recommended him to
Mercy, and as his term of Imprisonment
had nearly elpired, the 'calms of justice
'Would not suffer by his release. Five
*tenths and ten days remitted.
I Jame Ifaekrall. Allegheny county.
.TunilB, 1862. Felonious -Assault and
Battery: Eight years in Western Peni
tentiary. Pardoned February 2, . gm
' lour' Sentence Mori severe than Wu
Justified -by the'offence committedv the
prisoner has an aged mother; its feeble
health,untliely dependent upon him; an.
Wring serv ed nearly seven years in
priers, the ends of Justice had been met.
One year and tour and a halt months re
mltted
' • Thomas Bross. Alleghen y, October
:25,1667.° - Aslkult 'and Battery with At
tempt to Commits Begs. Threeyears its
Western Penitentlary. Pardoned Feb.
may 20. Reasons: Evidence diseorered
since. the trial that the woman •• main&
the chsrge of attempt at rape was abed
character, and devoid of chastity; she
became the mother of an illegitimate
meld,. and associated with disreputable
persons; and Breese had suffered all the
punishment merited by his offense. ,Or
year and sight months remitted.
'L John Ashton. Mercer,. August I.sth,
4867. Manslaughter. • One thousand
dollars fine snd tour and a half years in
Western Penitentiary. Pardoned Fe b.
25. Reasons: Another person, who fled
the country, committed the crime for
*hick Ashton was convicted; Ashton
was guilty only so far u being in corn-
Ipany with those Who perpetrated the
deed ;he he deeply 'regret' the occurrence ;
has deported himself in a atonable man-
ner since his-imprisonment; is only
twenty years oldreonaectedwiths highly
hanorablesnd respectable family; and the
long termef Imprisonment already suf
fered was considered a suffinient
- --- ~ .
.';,f,tiis,t'lv,!::<;',n-.:
PITTSBURGH DAILY . GAZETTE: FRIDAY MORNING, JAI\ MARY 7, 1870,
Lion of the law. Three and a half years
remitted.
John Larceny Vengo, December 5,
1866.
Larceny. Two an years and nine
months In \Western Penitentiary. Par
doned PeMtary 25. Reasons: Morgan
is near a young man, and was led astray
by the artifices of expert criminals ; had
always at:attained a good character and
was respeded by the communityin which
he lived, and having served within a few
months of his term of sentence, during
which time he deported himself creditably,
was a proper subject for Executive dem- '
ency. Sox months remitted.
George M'Bride. - Venango, August:3,
1867. Larceny
_and R-zeiving Stolen
Goods. Tiveryeartrin Western. Panitzu.
Uary. Pardoned -March 15.: ..Bentonm
W.Bridkwaa.a.youth under aim and led
into error through the Mien*, or bid
company; the attending cirmuostatiots
vindicate him from having conuatted a
deliberate crime; he is respectably con
nected and had- always borne a good
character, and baying served the greater
portion of his term of sentence insn, ex
emplary manner, the ends of Attlee Ind
been met. Seven months remitted..
Daniel Glib. Beaver, September 10,
1888. Larceny. One year to county
jail. ,Pardoned March 15. Reasons;
Oibb committed the act while intoxicated,
a condition to which be was not haulms,
tad; be restored ter the owner, without
expense-to him, the property stolen; had
been a member of church and anstaltitd
an excellent character,- has a dependent
wife and children, and emploympt would
be given him as soon as liberated; le aln•
cerely penitint and likely to 'enema a
useful niemberpf society., Six months
remitteil„. _
J. • Robinson.. JAIMOM!,
March 10, 1869. Felonies:a Assault Ilnd,
Battery. Two yeas in Western Penitens.'
teary. Pardoned; March 115. - Reasons:
Robinson committed the offence under
palliating cliPuanitancer, had 'borne"
the
character of a well-disposed citizen;en
joy tithe confident* and reeptot ot a large
circle of Mends, and acquaintances; and
the fulfillment of the sentence was not
necessary to the ends ofjustlig, One year
and eleven months remitted: - •
John Bruer:cm. Mercer, January 22,
11868. Manslaughter.- Four and a half
years in Western Penitentiary. Pardoned
April 6. 'Recommended by W; W. og.'
den, Samuel B. Clniev, Russell Erred,
Thomas P. Houston, Ames Blackmon%
James B. '
Negley, W. Phillip!, A. I.
Pearson, John . H. , Stewart, Jalzusi C.
P u rdy, William Anderson, - C. L. Magee, ,
George F. Morgan, J.M. Hare, andother
respectable citizens. Reasons: Bruerton
was convicted upon evidence of a contra
dictory character;' had always been a
peaceable and law-abiding citizen; and
the long Imprisonment already endured
was sufficient punishment. Timm years
and four months =Med. -
/fader Vaughn. Philadelphia, July 1,
1868. IManticide. To be hanged. Par
doned. May 8. Reasons: Hester Vaughn
was a young English woman, entirely
unprotected, and without • a relative or
friend in this country; previous to her
conviction she had behaved generally in
such a ininnernis to gain - the good will
of those who knew her ; grave doubts
doubts were entertained as to her having
committed the crime of which she wait
convicted: or, if she did commit it, It was
an unnatural excitement, if not entire
aberration of mind; she was the victim of
a seducer and the child she is supposed
to have destroyed was the product of this'
heartless villainy, rather than`from any I
absolutely guilty purpose on her part; the
circumstances attending the child's death"
furnish reasons If believe that it might
have been occasioned without her knows
edge by the peculiar CORIUM of the mo
ther, since her imprisonment-her , health
had so rapidly tailed that she could not',
long sunnve, and justice, mercy and hu
manity all conspired whams her ratored,
at her own solicitation, to her family' In
Ragland.
Matthias Flog. .Allegheny, June 24,
1868. Blot. One year and eleven'
months in Western Penitentiary._ Par
doned • June 28. Reasons: Plot Is a
man of.good moral character be did
not participate in dm riot; was'accident
, ally h is et the time of its occurrence;
lendnividtion was owing to mia
-1 taken identity..- Eleven months remitted.
Jamb Bating. Allegheny. Marchl4, l
1867. Assault and Battery. Seve n feats
in Western Penitentiary. rdoned
June 29. Reasons: Baltzell was a man'
of goad moral character, and committed
the offence under circumstances of great
provocation; has been for more than a
year under medical treatment for con
sumption; has two Indigent sisters de
pendent upon him for support; and his
tectattnned imprisonment emild effect no
good purpose. Fire years and seven and
a half months remitted.. -
Joseph:Bobbing. Fayette, June 5,1867.
Burglary. Five years In Western Peni
tentiary. Pardoned August 24. Reasons :
Bobbins was in failing health and his
pardon would enable him to givemidence
' against parties who had committed larce
nies and burglaries to a great extent, and
who could not be convicted without his
testimony.. Two years and nine months
remitted. (Died soon alter his release)
David 'Ones and Isaac Jones. Clarion,
February 5, 1668.- Arson.a David Jones
four yearsand three mouths, and Isaac
Jones one • year and three months In
Western .Penitentiary. Pardoned Cc
tober2B. -. Reasons: Insellicientimitimoly
to convict; -it -was disoovered after trial
that neither of the prisoners were. near
the building on the night, it. was buried;
David Jones is sigytirseyeartiold.with
a dependent. family; Isaac is si ;my l but
seventeen years of; age; both bad alWaye
sustained good characters; and the ;facts
of theme did not Justify . their , further .
:imprisonment. Three and a half years
.remitted.
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nal 1 2 .1...tzegasz; :a:_
r
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DEATX WAR*ANTIL
.1: Gerald Bacets...Senteneed January
16, 1869, In Pailidelphla, for the murder
efillmothy Heenan, on ths ntght of the
12'b, or the morntog orthe 13th of Jane,
1868: !Warrant; tuned Match 9,1869.
Eteeuted at - Philadelphia' on Thursday,
. George' licitcAclL Senienced
January 90,1860, IclPhtladelphta, tor the.
murder or , Mary E. Hill. on theincbof
Ifotremberf 1868. . Warrant, Wined
I March •0 1809. r.xfoeetket fixed'
for
Thureda,_ ',April 8. , .Commltted !Weld°
1 In prbeen ea the night of the 7tb, or the
B. Louis Lane. , Sentenced Bebruery
11860, to Pittsburgh, .Allegheny county,
tor the murder , of Hearteaa Lane, on the
"9th or 166600 Warrant. blue
March 26, 1869... Executed :in
bingh, en Thursday, Aprll 29; 1869.'
Oren. - Sentenced Janina" ,
1 2, 1860, in Monroe county, as one of the
011111%1er. of Theodore Broadhead, Sep. ,
tember -26, 1868, , Warrant Assued June
[3O:. Ism - Sxecated :at 13teoxideinee.pck',
:Wednesday,,Atguel ,
6: Sentenced Se p tem b er
4, , 1869, .Lysembrg county., for the
'molder of GeorgeiMattherm on May 13,
1869, . Warrant tesuedlioliember 6, 1869.
Executed at: Williamsport on-Tucede3',
Deoember 7.
r Beek
6., , Ziadaryy Tailo man's". Siti;
tencedrlieptember 10. 188f,':dn•17at16;
ociunty;Jor thessnurder. of Nancy Ann
Meal; lII* nn the of :October,
1869 - , Warrant tuned November 8, 1869..
Rxedated st Butler :on Taesdayi , Decent.
7. AdeasTilue. - -Sentenced Andust
1860, - Is ~ C trsuberland comity.: for ;the
mnader Ileary.l3talita, , ana December
23,-1809. Warrant hatted Novenber,24,
1869. Exedated at Carliale, cur Wedoo•
day, December 22. • - • r_
Tetederislatesices erste ',mister of ImatdOta.
tr.laslope of lodes/ fort
. Orith am year. y averw.) ratoualo CIO SO
Igtrand.tb•lrstralts wi t h
tiosa.ths
togrtlvr with the
name. of the ti?TelnOts by whop they Mtn
1.12b1:11N 4 11b.
ritEME - W,Sgs;s
IWPOPM!!!!
~.r.;,~
R 155
4ajm: ”optta
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rwutTIMI
=:fl I
Ml!=
I .atn=ggii
sir; 2=444 0 10:1
F 74.1?
first domiciled la
A Lawns, when be
Detroit. was so poor thatbe deseribatlai
YommY as follows: ~ .,When 1.-fintirent
to Detroit I wss In petted rags: the
smallest hole In my shirt w,ss the one
smelt my brad : wealth. and. I had to
here mY only altilrt . washed by the dors'
for it wee twelve P 1100011."
. .
STATE ITEMS
Goy. GEARY will he inaugurated in his
second term on the 18th inst.
THY German Press Verein recently lida
Its fifteenth meeting in Philadelphia.
THE house of Wm. Holtzer, in Greeti4-
burg, um destroyed by fire on Honda
night last.
'rum Editorial Amociatiort of efiratfi'
vania meets on the 27ftioplanuary, at
Harrisburg.
Bertmrso ASSOCIATIONS to the num
ber of about tlfirty are being organized in
Philadelphia.
Tics "Penrurylawns Fruit Growers
Society". will hold the annual mating st
'Lancaster on,the 19th Inst. 1
Tza...,employets in the Crane iron
Works at Cstasgus,-Nintbsrapton-corml
ty, base struck for Wane:wages. They
number one hundred sad fifty.
Chia of our State Comte has decided
that owners of doge that bite are respon
sible•for all injuries done by the same,
whether so the street or on the premises •
of the owner. •
Mu. li. C. Bl3ll2Mhtft Pow clerk on
the cars between Pittsburgh sod
delphls; has been held tet.s4,ooo by Com.
missloner Philips, at Dassault'', to an
swer a charge of Cening lettArs•
Tog bans of Wm. Stitt, in"EerlT town
ship, Westausreland county, wan de
stroyed on the night Of the 05','h .
together with eleven mulch cow,t, two
-threshing machines, besides other farm
ing Implements, grain; hay ,
etc..
lug an aggregate loin o fis4,C*o. 1 he
lamb supposed to hare been PurfuseX T
Mee. Esmiellitzwt,rfliding at 'Yorke
"IMO - ad" daririllS69MnedPilen adults
wed fifts4wo children, in , all one hut.
dred and • forty:serratt ree— seven
more trum the year Trreirio Xi. Daniel
Decker, of the tore ple* who also fol
loWe:layisig out forburial," performed
the'. smite. on twenty;-six ocCasions
4eFthE the Peet Year; . '
Orilifoiday mornlnglast, u Mr. C. F.
Eccleston, at Blair county, was going
out. of his front door, be found a small
make, measuring about two feet in length,
trying to get up his front door steps. The
snake can now be sewn at his store. The
night was 'very cold and windy,
' where this make came from, and haw he
lived. is put comprehension. The
most startler part of the matter is, that
Mrs. Eccleston dreamt 'daring the night
that a make was trying •to get into the
cradle to the baby, and she related the
dream to her husband before he went out
and found the snake. •
.BELP NATURE IN. DISTRESS
• Thy plus' of Dli. ISllllllLit'll LINO OURS
.5.an00t . t4 vtlniated to data. and teats. ThOiv•
gonli of Woople who Dove *sad It esu win+, to
Its aocrsorilla merit—soad of them lor
with dlottses of tholoop tad 90nt.... 7 .nrm•
It to without tioutori owe of the optedlost so
well so the moot soothing of all tong toodlitum.
It yitll cars the worst tree of istbino.
ItwWcars loag•etaadleg CAMS of Bronelaili.
It will mare otttlot of Moo,.
• •
It will oars coatimoweougt In • !kw day..
11 wlllekte t•a worst 6ilaa of aots•tdtoat 1. •
It will cam Stun% In the hood. • , •
It nth cure ?fought.
It trill sereahMate
p leurlay. : !
Besides most other &testes of the Mop and
pulmottary Ilan, ea. wt 4 redact ors!
the. matter they will Ind that mat of their AM
, oamOr sreostmltMeN try otritrnetten In iota. of
the channel* Oat chmtuater morbid motto from
the aystrat.' Dr. • 1115T013113 LUNG NUNS
olone cat them chanaels. ,
I litr. Eerier! Luna Care. whilst It remove.
otatractioa. It at the seam tams glare !Wilk
nese and pldssurm to the- blood, soothe. I.ler
moat, emltrece of the tkrWt .04 Inge wed to
withal a atialasawad ;Salm:ft atectiiii to
take. It te. need whit great certelaty ta GM
outfox and dewy of the TIORIMI. Of tka MUM.
and It trttl Input tonal the mans tenewedvhfc!!,
and mu t/7..
She stater spathe ass those whielt en
regarded se the oust prolific ofreGghe Sod 004 S
sod roasomptiri tarelld• dudes the sister are
isoutlyfoiewsrold to hoop
L ladoors. for the res
epithet th• wad li laiiirProdeps s toodoser la
the system to Xgasutarg mottos uo realer
those 'dins!" . /Moult to care. Dr. KIT Nr .
Loss Gera cozies to the aid of &stressed aldose,
Ml* .IN to =ohs Rood sod now WOW to Gila
tie reetoration sad renewal of parte. It all who
real thin article will hot DT one bath. of Dr.
Ke:feere Legg cum It will ernalsee them mon
at the truth ot what via say Ut 41.21.1171h1.11..
Pa snit. It flOmbhmedi to It bolds of the rood
ratnehle articles of the ataurio suers, sad so
one ea= • nes It without Donn[. Go and see Dr
Haw at hie Great ht.dleal Office, 167 14herf7
aL2 *et. Ogles hours from alas is the morale[
astll eel In the . stbersooa sad from Ursa
*WOOL until elh to the armlet. and wren Shill
IWO.
. LET conimort sunisz DECIDE.
-Inuits Um railonal mole of proclodate Monne ,
or natal debtlito And ocrconl Pro. MUM ,
Dews Sot readOn 411 Utast iodide , . stitentw.
tloo is nomitrod.7 To nmort to clolait aninnildit
Myna so coo Mao Ms Frit as it would foie Moot
oncoming man. :Tot Ufa iloao eots7 der;: TM:
thin stopid_noilliiiplilloeoPhical practice toow.
tionedln the tooth of l,POrmil (oof 15 . 1 o Oook
w.nituleittrinis &int cannons that
accompene it, Is morn °Mainly and re•
literegol ley noetniumenfilog ede BOUM MUDS say
(mbar Jai Gloms nt prenantllloon. lila ino-tbac
',oval octant,. ts *giro alelided V 11, rapidity
Toril=ilglookerl4. not aid thigtriVlTlr
enamor of In waste - ran ster of ...yen= os
VelliggirStir; tin;_ 4` efo r sa= " egoritZ,
sutbuaus pronent /Jelin ezirsorelsary wale
pow , . 1 Yeti nettle removing oneinienlon• Mom
teee Her they tone na4 lovinorstri
100
O .
go.'. Vermin lie Women. gran wlnoll the
owatvogretaide noodle MN direedif. It. WT.. a
b en
Ihr
sad comment Impetus toevem ha
Med hie enlist: Dinneen I. fad Ming. thy Gle
• Wing onoramthin no/plat. et, Mionicrod
to
0
Win neWseemilon Of tgo sil memory Principle
ertirrsy . tern '" oo d on " ristoTargtligr ' rcl ioPit." l sol
eparenommily, ' Ge would to, the cam • . ret•
11m0 nay mere Semi. Ist. end. tat nit • eon trio ,
ante. •II ter In this thi n that inch *Minos ditod7
an ozoodOi i the condition if ti , •
,V.°:i.il,ll*4.'llll74=lll.Tirglir, AN.
tonic. Let common mute *Melds bom•ensocli
A orepirstlen arm •Proairo log cathartic imp - . h.
meted opilioneanastrinosai.
Lao
nu
NOTICES
Ei-THE . AIiffITCAL. mr.wrvia
of Um Storkboldwrior tna ORrll3ralT
SPIIINGI3n. INcistarriebarlll re bald lat bh.
claret, blo.B39l,lberty treat. onTtlinDKll.rrar
Ilt• last. t at 11:20 r N.. whwb Oro WI
pram the went on for D.lrtoior wlll tate tioa...•
•
IarNOtICE TO PERSONS hit*.
. -•
ISO boats of any eradiation, or ranter:
MAIM any Mad Ind( no Abe Lilt/Mar river,
dial& ay .wagoha, not, DaMity roptirtad,
TO REPORT AT ONCEI.-
01 they 'MI De sea st tse
Eceploatiots of Twenty .Dfsr..
stionsie A. littai.
LramtutnirwtreEnnuiT'aii.
NOTICE!3.
• - .... .- • . ~
rm. OPT olt .40assi lx.milielficam z i •
• • • -:•,j,--..tn..tbry_Lt!irriera..t ..1.-
arrailiANllll4ll;-ELJeC TILOig.
- - .
ton DIRICCTon4 or , thla
mina fsr.the savour year, win Pe c Tiftk g
ammo. lII' ..1 . 110011 . 111 IlnUdivir; it. a Filth
gaZik 73. =l'4i -a
rrad itth.
P . 4 .510.-
: isimi: . .. 4 , 1 ?.‘?.cr-4,1'...,.(1.11.7.41,. •
Ora. Or A t. tibirs)ty ltmoustd , c , o Co
0..1 /ma AVAlltikrirrssinagl
:floyealwr U.
111611.'
WAN.. ELECTION : FOR •"' 2
-- • - DONN:ton et %M.O.:mow/ tosono for
ibiltanthls Tar: odllto bold oLf.lllta Mhos, ea
YONDA.T, JANDAor 10b,-111110. , bilwou
Octavo otlo b. mg. add
• ct, IrOBBISLI,
artkON, CITY - 1111E1TUALICLIIPE. -
Itta:-Vga MS: i,","TritgrA t ialt
:Marge arergai l t r eSira.
I ,. .amt . wee, Ali ny'CIIST. en Dal,
/Warty sem n 2ames tie *M. Of Mt
a. ig..nol 3 rot. i 4:'1171111, 1500 ." 1 .7-t" .
utaosdsr.Die. due
FRU= 'T°ll6.
: - --
SEIM 1.A._13E1.,1NG 1:
Iltill.`-t'.AN TOP..
COLLIN:4 , 1 / 4 . WRIGII 1. I,
PITTS.ISIIIIGII.PA. j
EIS
i p s
' . "- CZ Z:10°0.311,52
VON iiiifltilao sand Of the
001i wme niVirgall a Pr a c ==
jib M IMI Obtisentioi ri"IOUT
U ‘ i i"4 j‘bi
IM .9 W' "' l4.lWa M'lliliJr
IMP IS.UUMUI= I. • ." "In IR
I"
- •
RTIr3ErdEANTB
lihzlintvv•
(„) x) ss
- • WILL UN
loos, .lBO and 18/ redera
BEE
BABOAIit3 IN
, Ladles' hit Skirts,
Sabana Skirls,
Ladles' Striped Stark,
Plaid Shawl!,
Shoulder Shawls, •
Breakfast Shads aid Sontag',
/Woad Poplin Plaids,
Plain Uinta Paplln, -
Cadmies and hams,
Blankets and Fluteli,
Shiettog and Sheeting Rails',
?able Aileen Bind Baphias. .
•
The Stock is Complot
WHOLESALE
WILLIAM
Nos. 180
FEDER.4.I. STREET.
JANTFAXY, 1870,
HORUIT;GLYDE do CO's,
78 2211 80 Ifarket Street.
PRICES WEDIICED
Ladies' and (Mildews's
CLOTH AND FELT SKIRTS
Also, all dasarlpUona of
WORSTED KNIT GOODS.
Complete wort:seat of -
LADIES', MEN'S AND MELDBENI3
lOnderwear,
Stockinp
GloYes, B c.
NEW GOODS 0
THE 'UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN
CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTOR,
A lam doable sbeeleetAl yolsveted toile Worn
La=all. ilea General latelligeses. Published
EVERY TIEUESDIS
•
At Ilk THIRD •41111111. 1 litftgarolh Ps.
Pries oof7MWO DOLL•IIS • roar. WWII
IATION
TWENTY THOUSAND.
•
ofroulAtes !miff 1s Aaw Tork;ol44, Nan
qtviala •sof to West.= sod iforterirsiton
Staim Its isnot etrtalithfol to la ti• cities of
Mubarak ••• allegbasy,•••••• arrea•Ung
dlaulefa of Worm Zonate
Ma nsd frestof• VW ' s/a. .
: Sews or mretattutra..::
POE ONE OQULIZ
I=
en=
Emzmai
I=C:=l
I HBII
Thrte,moatto
IM:=:!
as oo •
! A xil gather. par Une..10.11020000, 00 eta.
Butaace 1110e01.!• ' •• 10
13==
/Atheist Ithe Propriekno,
H. J. MIIIIDOCH IA ,
2 4 Vitra dienue,
IIUES=E!
FURS; FURS
FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
I[CORD &CO'S
Will be pund the Largest, Best
anti. Owed • Stock of Ladles%
Misses' find Utah' FITS to select
rrom in the City.. All • the hte
'lying
styles of Hata and Cap
IcCORD k CO.
=l=l
STANDARD
1:•=303
mairF;
Transit Observidonis
Man at , lar priOsTatory.,
J. WI) & CO., .
jewelers, No. 68 Fifth Menne.
HOLIDAY
Eva Man,
wewelerai,
EEDIMIL it, aria at %kr
Igor Gall are
.1:11d.1
4443Copti;.
SEMPLE'S,
1 Stret, Allegheny City.
It fie., /11-weal lob Ray Illawhelz.
Al He., Tery Davy Gray Twilled Flaaael.
Al ill., 111-wall Gitelman'.
At 11 We., goad Dark Delainea.
At Ka, Diable Width Poplin.
Al 11 We, 44 - 111eathol 117.3.11n—eitra
good,
It If 1 . 18,44 gull ilablearked Iheetlag.
ier. auk Shoulder Slay'L
AISLE), Sad*: Pelt Skirts—all4lllll.
It 12.76 P. pair, 104 Wilk llauluts.
t - palr, 11-4 Whits Blade%
leavy Corerlids retl shall.
Sign' and Muss' Fars.
e in Every Department.
AND RETAIL,
SEMPLE'S
and 182
ALLEGHENY CITY
JANUARY, 1870,
MACRUM,GLYDE & Co's,
'lB :id 80 Market Street.
it Se., Ladies' Limes Haidkenliefs,
it k., Ladles' Lliei Collett,
Al 40e., lea's Ony Sidenklrts,
►t SOL, Ilea's Grey Drawers,
it fk, lea's Skirt Fronts,
it Ik, lot of Paper Collin,
It its., Cilldnesloll Stotklags,
it !it., Ladles' Water Glens,
it lit, Wool Salt Hoods aid Ceps.
It Ha, Children's Salt Skew 1,
it 41.00, tali Shoulder Shawls.
PENING DAMY.
DIAMOI~TD~i,
,n 1 Eel CLAUS 196,
e,OPINS 11.13 PACK
ON TUESDAY,
idA.DDEN'S •
Federal Street, Allegheny.
DI AWEVIDS, , luaterl avd a alltalrea.
WATCIII4 all makea.d grade.
JAW ALAINma
STABLING. BILVaII. ASDPLATZD
0f10615 AND VAANB.
ebot
!MON ee ZA st
AN .1 PARIAH OTATIT.
ANY, adrely saw 4.11 M IALIII•aa:
Agana awl MM. adadalCal. alitl4ll o
OLUDie and made.
PAINTINGS. sag., . 'e. All P reliasnd l." Bent LOW
Stir GrOLD RATES. AIId loth b. mkt
.
196! T. &FADDEN, Jr. In'
k4rv -- ' -- Q
STATEMENT • Or • L lIIDENDS
N. , IS the Compute , tbr 'Erecting • NMI. OTU
the.Alleetreay RIM., opposite. Elttebarelf, la
the toasty or illeitheay. Welch tau been Ra
dium' sad mute oe the Duke. sateen to the.
prontelou of Um ...et -or Alemembir. which. 61.
Teets the pabilistioa or an Dlndende of Meow
petaled Comprotu rettble. the Commoawealth
thst have Oat brew caned Par three years
brencras lo the data of pabikation. •
10133
. .
, : • Na of Inds
• Nand. — Dlvsd. Amt. Mode
-1
TllO6. 005111 y. doo'd. . TO 1260 J. 1, 1151.
505 e, do. 10 hi idly 1, OIL
.ffano. do. II , WOO J.Z. I. PO.
11.1516. do. 0 500 idly L• UK
Yams, do 61 15 fa •Jad. 5. VO ,
bon, • • do. • ' el 15 04 iolv 1. NW:
.. duo, do, ,NS SU OD is. 1, .11a.Bans, du. -, 0 5060 July 3.15'1.
bOOrTY or • Ltacinsirr. I do,.
6aly of PlUsbargh. , --- • • : '
=I
=
normally appeved beton snow Ilotao Parr
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'dep.. 'lid tape that the foram:One staameat
to li•t iad tomato the boat orlds-kuladoidge aud
belle& :•. WIC a1,035511/1G . Tasman.
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of Dmemboor. 1509
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TIISSOLITTION. •
Ilia Motif LOGAN. OHM° A CO., bad
this day beck dissolved by Ilmltalloo. *MOMS
APIK add J. T. JOHNSTON ret ries.
beetette b , eettled by the medals, pm:
t JOHN. T. LOGAN.
_
EDWARD WIT.GO
ONONOE HAXE. •
J. I.."JOHNISTUN,
OHO. H. 1.00/.11,
imcamisza 31, 1139.
The i adVY{nMwalcoatlaeeihetaipartdlel
and meteor TORTION axe DOTITST/0 BMW
WAY= se dear old stied, bo:Ole.Wcieel street:
1112da the arai or Wax, OBXOO a co. mr,
a ,5../obastoi wilt repeal& erltalhe beam,
/OHS T. 1.00.11.
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titBSOLl7lloN—Notice Where.
BT rim test ing psetnergele lei/Wort
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dry sadliedl Turulegbusteiss. eviler . 11e ease .
pJ LIWIB, 3108312 Lit t CU., her thb deg been
- ausgweirbg mutul gown& bY the ndthitrewei
of JAlllid H. MEC% The' teasels will ho
'eolith:nut brdUliN la Vigra "mid CHABLIX
1108eiTgli, ender les II se nem Of
Egrseggus yes ore suleartsed tetnettle the
endues of the tete Aria. •
• et. socrerria,
M __LL
JAMES: . II. Srux - r.
IN L •
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Doe. 91i. 11161:
GRBAT 'REDUCTION - IN PIACI&
orate Ca alma oat oar present stack am next
as passible. lia *Miran oar
WATOITIM CITA,
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TSF
GRIND CLEARANCE
HOLIDAY.SALT';.
HORNPS,
f;TILL CONTINUES!
USEFUL AND
DESIRABLE GOODS!
Extremely Low Pricee!
HANDKERCHIEFS:
Every Style and QaaSty.
Ladies, •
finds and
Lana Gircpcacle.
♦ GREAT VAEZZTI Re
Collars, Setts,
Handkerchiefs and Chem!settee,
Linen Embroideral Setts, in Fancy
Boxes,
Broche Scarfs, Silk Scarfs,
Roman and Embroidered Sashes,
Sash and Bow Ribbons, handsome
styles just received,
Fine French Flowers, -
Willow and Ostrich Plumes,
Bonnet Velvets, Trimming Satins,
Boulevards Sklrts,
French Corsets,
Silk and Alpaca Umbrellas,
Fine Silk Fans, Fancy Belts,
Jet and Plated Jewelry.
Ladiee Cardigan Jackets,
Traveling Satchels.
Gloves and Hosiery
IN STILES AND QUALITY-,
TO SUIT ALL.
Merino and .Wool Underwear
NEW STOCK
Beate' Neck Wear. •
Hemokerebief Bowe and Tles,
Pulse Warmers, &a
77 AND 79 MIT ST.
...14.TEAT OIL wriarKE.:. • .
141 mate ant beaded JUSISCI. Jut ealto eed
see what apleaold bargains anaOSTared to Weer
items noel of brains sod eloasseer Cletbeljast
prepared awl exhibited T. Wottnitala br
. . SaAttinatahr.
The falleet to be colored Tama tha
men who enjoy! It le neatly dressed la a wilt 0
Wow hammer Clothes irhith lit htatsoooloahrtatOeS
at not to abridge the freedom of els mottos.. But •
elothes are to be bad at h. C. Taartaallarh.
To prut , oe lewhOlOr. Olean. speed— Taal ITOWLe
Of mower .0101 extortionate people °bane hum
prices (or unaatteery elotalbe. bet toss na.
get the worth of 0. 0!? 0r. 1100 _7 00 01, e , wtt.•!-
Ph ThAhialaaa
Tau TS.an of tee Coat Wet. Pri.iiier.r/
day, sad al day, at the 11 , 1 1 N i t y , 11 teetang
Hall. Tame the people their euk.ltad
then thtet. tear clothes. err laza free to
boy at . Ol eos. Trade treated*. I. now at
the HU X. 11 Cloth , . Hall.
LOOK •T TB X PHIOIX.
Coo= aut aults for Ili worth MN
Et. alto for Xi worth WO,
tlntar t tgtgahlUrAr=li e.
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Back salta freitlo wortkisso.
Boys , setts - fa XS worth RIO.'
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ha hat • Orw L. to sea. H.JlrobelTh X.
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HOLIDAY sooags
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
N_ LaSeNST AND B LBT 15ZOSITNN1qT
U. -13.&VILIS dr, CO.,
71na1t Illustrated Warta and Altus.
gltdaa, Ica Una Ws and tri.!.. Books;
.larantia goons of all Wadi.
Toy Booty, gams and Paulo.
Mtn and Yu et Matto...T. .
DLaCes, Pod.% Battu ana Maim .
Vo titian Duni &DA Tanit
Photograph Album-
CliOD Men sdlkaidi.
The Cat
Palgto anon,
Plaass nu% gsaratot% '
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Ikroved. I Imo. agnate,. wlt6oai tdee!Rig 47.
Leaving soreness: ftemlose and Dimmed Rills
Removed In • few ' All - operstioMllMM.
maned wltboatyaln of bloodshed!
• Pcrfret coadleet Immediately! .
110 mdeovoessitedlelneneed!, ,
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Ralarrod aid MN Joint@ treated moons i`t , t,
boat-Otto sad chilblain cored to atm Now
latislartlon /area or money rebradrd. Flood
Cur Borereneet Mica. :
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at atteatioe glom to (*nem Watt
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notille.to the ha Mat vre hoirmep zar elned
aragranefament Boole Oboes to
trembled an% Ones, Bione u era . et del
halm the Mae placentae. of oar Ka It. eme ;
lermerly of alleshigny Clty.ortgrat will be.
Pleame Yore olatesiesems seals. Ilfe gract
adman Yr. Alpert' geode of meeseinga she
hot. try vele/tail ma be mai le watv may
imatoriablra Coot. and game No the teseale
est, MR. Glee as • Mel sad be collet wed.
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CARPET'S.
;iFW FALL FitTOCH.
Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
_ DEUGGETS.
DRUGGET SQUARES,
Ingrain Carpets;
At the Lowest Prices Ever Offered.
BOVARD, ROSE I CO.,
~: dg . nrrn ATENUK
HOLIDAY
Positive Reduction la Prices
PIANO COVERS,
Jlosalc,
afrmituter,
Children.
MULLIN BIOS..
.ra. 61 FIFTH arz.ruz,
ABOVZ WOOD 15211rXr
den
CARPETS.
BEDVCT.IONI4.
The alterations and im
provements of our Sales
rooms now in progress, make
it necessary for us to im
mediately dispose, of a large
portion of our stock of
OARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
Hearth Rugs, &a,
`Many goods will be sold
at prices below the present
wholesale cost. Call atone at
OLIVER IKLINTOCH & CO's,
23 Fifth Avenue.
WOOLEN DUGOUT-
• c A.lllO
FELT CI
IL 2, 21, 3, 31, 31 x-31
BORDERED SQUARES
Suitable for . Parlors.
DINING BOOS CRIB CLOTHS,
Woolen, Linen COMM.
It LOWU PRICES Tlil UM
ITILAND & COLLINS,
71 and 73 Fifth Avenue.
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