MOMDAr. MQBMIKO, .JJBC. ~Bb. If6l
'* Settled, and th^
_*ehel< Surrendered.
iffkings us to confirmation
tte waorthet Messrs. JtooxsndSu
*%“*their SecreUriee, hove been
rauend «t tie demand of the Britieh *ot
wiUiEngland has been staved off for th,
pwent, end tot the rebel governniant, hu
“!p & advantages it would undoubt
•dly-havederived from such . conflict We
appease any chagrin we may feel,
onhUfitting-time arrives to.test our spirit,
, what teniper it. ia of—whether we will rC I
ton era fo, .Til, or do better in foUowing
* *“* r c f nnM ' and . higher example.
’lt cannot «ald that the decision of the-
GarenuDent ha. taken the country by ,ur-
Prom the Unit it was Understood
that the Presided t for one, and on him the
| . chief responsibility of coarse devolved, had
satisfied himsclfthat the seizure of Maura
Maaos and Supxu was both irr.gul.tjn
. - Unjustifiable in point of
law.. In thiariew it was thought he had
little or no support in his Cabinet, for there
•Wtond to be no qualification into term. 1
ofpmiaonsedby the Secretary of the Nary
l*«t .referring to the act. ofthe oommander
trfthe; Ban Jacinta It h> certain, howerer
tMt there has. been entire unanimity bo
tween to. President.ndhi. Cabinet, in re
«S?a to .'question which Uy behind this
one ofaheJrent, and which hu also delete
with the issue of releasing the
rtbcla. xhe queation we refer to
ie that of. the atom, of the Southern Confed
**»<«*—whether our Government ahall ae
kaowledge them as “belligerents," or re
: ftaing such recognition, treat them every
where and elway. as “rebels.” This latter -
of considerable dissatisfaction in some
Shartera, ohisfly on account of the barrier
|to£iaed to the exchange of prisoner*
has fromthefirst kept am
to. its putpose to do* and, hithertopby no
~ wmmitteditself todeal with them
otherwise than as rebels. ...
; Of cous in coming-to thi, determina
tion, to relative gain and loss, the oonre-
V, ; *»4 inconvenience—ln a word, both
' *““ ® f U,# ““““t were .untried up and
oonoidemd. The difficulties in the way of
■Cg&P&V-Vtoaan’ were the first ob^
■ diaadrantagea of the posiUon of the
Government. - .These have been got over to
,aome extent, and the General, hare been
..permitted, in an informal way, to make ex
0t f Tlaoam ) hut etill the incon
is to tomtoing removed. The 1
' l ue * u <»» W »ow be
... .“**<> “.“other ins tance in which we are
.;-?^*t,*dil^T»,,‘»gebithanon.recog
,;'i nof U'e raheU “. ‘belligerents." ;
r: . I on * hl ’> the question of the Kent
;.hioged-that our Government insisted on
-.-segaiding the “Confedetoe,” asveida and
Consequently gave them the character of
_poWteil which character they
were exempt from capturo when un
der, the flag of a Foreign Power. This is
- of asylum," the sacrednSaef
been maintained by the
. toaiaorkan iGoTemment-even with.more
naswerring energy: anil ooneiatency than
7; any other nalfon. We hare, under all cir
: cPtoManct* and against all odds,insisted
to tho strict obaervanceof the law which 1
this. “right of asylum.” ‘ ; j
is to severest tesLof the sincerity!
and consistency of onr Government in car- I
Hying: out their principles, when applied
"27.. tonuMve* thattos ever yet been
“countered in onr history. England has
ti ”*** “firseioca part of Sbylock to per- !
*tos. in this drama of' diplomacy; but 1
while .he insists, in the terms of the bond,'
“Poond of flerii”_weU she must see
that eren'in getting all she can Or dare de
' v’; ■*?*>*•- sW» :har» only gained a poor
, • recompense—-not flesh, but carrion—in tho
* ho * 1 “ 11 "‘“rn-tobCTpro
h‘Te aaidtot thii demand forth',
i,;»«toto« pf Mason and SLinru ha. bto
a severe teat of onr sincerity and bonsial
tancy,—because( compliance with it, aa «>
*»rd» those , traitors, obliges us to make
v, such an application of onr own principles
Hstot ouraelrca, as does terribl> thwart
onr natoal incfinaUonsanddisappointonr
/JjSt resentment. Bat whUe history will
,Ni swoordtoftetas. moral triumph for to
' aak* of which to nation as it !
c 9 un o “d coirent of
: .Ita blood, -what record will the same im
~ partial history mike of the generoattr and
■ Goveniment, which, when
; domeatie treason and armed rebellion held
;> ? “.* idh-anideath struggle like to
: ssi«ed to opportnnity to bring up
“d prto_a donhtfol claim, with accompa-
that' imply,-even if
smooth phrases of di
*“PpreSs, to magnanimous threat
■-*i ■ ,?^ g r" fenemi “- Ut6
““'d®**, whom civiliied England has Bth
• ' arto regartod as only fit allies for to King
■.of Dahomey ? - 8
- o ‘ her Douglas than her own
- 'America may oxolaim, in wference to this
■ aonduetof England:
> .. * at this danger is averted, and
e ■ may now devote ib undivided
, *• t® to work of suppressing the ro
. Mlton and crushing to foe at home, before
,7 - etU ° aet 0t
pnemy tot can anyhow be persuaded U
await our convenicnoc. This may be done,
_ and ortly done too, “lea. inderi It is ttoL
Wtot some affirm, tot England U her envy
‘ • ' of onr growth'and prosper
•wt - •‘““U in her heart: “Ameriea’a dan
;. to falthiem be thine ?
w.'s****luchcame from* correapco*
CA,,Cot«ir»n, froi n Charte»tcn,ii dl*-
such 1 jxsrain
*. ■ -iT^v.P?“"“PoodentofHen.Y.TKiww
•■' ’• peeiUrelt that auS 1
';L*V UdauiahM^l
-5. ***
* w I-* 6
< ’ --i! % JVw taolta following
'’" T**** 1 frott ,tt eonwpondent »t Port
s®'
•« •_;' r* “ T » n <* *tar<l of Onwrii ah»».
regiment Penn*jlT«nl» Vol-
P 0M “ I »» ofFwmwiok U-
J^S^s, d ß?i.T‘ r^ 1 “ tot* .out* tank
frTiaS^* 10 rfT "'
' *
a riS- '§'•■’••• i ■■• LI! :'%4 »
Jf. f •
Brit..h Feeling Towards Ameri&.
fiscally J,, s Mjjmnt #f
jeslousy »nd hatred towards this country,
t\ e ™T e f" I **
that kindly fcdingV.:
country which; has been pro
■calmed-and accepted as truths, there could
not, under any provocation, hare been such
“ ut *? urin fS of Bile. During the whole
controversy, from iu beginning, the Amer
ican press has not engaged in any vituper
•uon, nor .has it manifested any ill-will.
The law of the case has been argued with
such-lights ss Wre hare, by the press , and
by distinguished" publicists, and the: con
clusion has been invariably reached that
the act of Com. Wafers was defensible, but
not a hard word was said of England
*ow, even admit that England believes us
*reng in this act, what ocewion was there
or such a display , 0 f passion, a°<l even
gutiy? We can hardly help believing
that the War Party in England ate afraid
that we will yield to their demands, and
that they desire by insult and menace to
drive us to refuss.
The rebel envoys may be given up, and
the present storm blow over, but' the irri
tation consequent on it will: long rankle in
the American heart. It will not easily be
forgotten how England took advantage of
an accidental circumstance! in. the time of
our weakness and to make demands
which she would not -have made under
similar, provocation had this rebellion no
existence; nnd then to add to that demand
an outpouring of malice which the world
has seldom seen equalled. :
Whatever our .Government may do, we
oxpect it will tike care that oiir flag
i» not dishonored. If we cannot'hold the
rebel ambassadors on “the clearest princi
ples of international rights, send them back
—they are individually of no consequence
whatever—they would do us no more harm
in London than in Fort Warren. But
nothing outght to be yielded to England,
because she is a Great Power, and can do
us immense barm, which wo would not yield
to a sense of justice to the weakest power
on earth.
It will be sufficiently galling to our na
tional pride to accede to the demand made
of us ..-in the existing' circumstances, in
any way the matter may bo arranged, and
the Government will need a strong case to
present to the people. We trust they will
have It It would certainly be a great ca
limity to have* war with England at this
tune, and the Government does well to
avoid it, if possible, without national dis
honor. We 'fear, however, that other com
plications will arise before the rebellion is
subdued, whioh will render it difficult for
nit to maintain peace with agovernment
which does not seem averse to war. Wo
may humllate onrselves for nothing, if the
conduct commented on the following arti
cle is to be toleratod and sustained by the
British Government. Nassau, New Provi
dence, the place spoken of, is a British
colony:*
•SV* r J*^ ITed i “'»bis ci ‘r from
M °? VinK^ atl - not
the slightest room to doubtits perfect accnra
oy, eUteeeome interesting facts.: -Secession,’
I 12’,? , wr ! tcr ’ here now,’ and
I events clearly bear him out in that ——r
5S- v 5 ? 9 ,tea “ er EJU Manly, Ute the lei
from-Charleston?
l;OO0bsles of cotton, which
the was discharging. On the morning the
»«‘ten, the 10th ihst, tho eteam-
Char^o ag “, in 00,119 “ from
t-harieaton, bringing also a cargo of cot
which aha also was landing. Ihc day
rired from London, deeply laden with arms
and ammunition, deatinedfor the Southern
It niay, perhaps, be asked—how is
881 ln? j To wil ‘ clll4 may bo perti
“"}•£[ a s awered —bow did the Ela Manly .
and Theodora getout? But this is one side
of the atory from Nassau. The other is
eqfrUy significant.
, 8; C °? aal ot ““tf port has recently
receired a. consignment of several cargos
** ° td9r “ d on &z
ve^la C w e il t ri5 S ' arrival of these
’JWI* h*d created some excitement amone
of the place, who. declared
that thilr oargoes should not be reshinned
hn«w "I*** Stet " ™* al of war :
length notice was actually served in the
ha^M n <S° , T I .u' r 2° Tcra9r Nesbitt, that
hemight land the Government coals, but
onlynn CTndiUonthattheyshouldnotbi put
on board any vessel of war of the United
?***“ naT ? d un
happily existing m America." We are not
o .™ 9a . of , t b» ground of this prohibition
of the British Governor, but presume it to
bathe same as the objection of the mcr.
cbaa4 ?~ ai at to land and reship the coals
•W.H 8 ' 1 ;? 11 '" D * Tal TeB3< d would bo
to infringe the neutrality laws.” It would
P attntou « b> ask if the permission
.to make Nassau a port of asylum forves.
sels that had broken the blockade, and rX
seta.Umt meant to- break it, one. Undtag
cotton, and the other carrying arms and
ammunition to Ut° rebels,was Sot qSo as
much on infraction of the neutrality as the
and re-loading of . coals? The
quggdon would be gratuitous because the
Governor and people.of Nassau know very
“"trility V«d
“““J 440 be, only a norer for an active
insurrectionists,
Sherman’* Delinquency.
Cincinnati OtutU Wt very sei%re
criticism on the conduct of the Port Royal
General. Stauujr. It chargee that the
toldier* hare been unnecessarily exposed
to severe marohes and fatiguing labors,
by which hundred* have been madeiaick,
and many lire* hare been loot. After de
scribing the heavy labor* lhe;*oldiers'have
bad toporfora, in a cHmate to which' they
were not; accustomed, and whioh: labor*
might baye been performed by the negroes,!
if the spirit of the orders of : the fleoretaiy
of War bad been carried ont, it says:
* fe,r /“ 1 siet list' whichis
esjeolsUd todepresa the expectations of the
P*q>le from these Southern ; expeditious.
s*7* only to or
dlnary military duty;- it is not likely that
T OnU h * T * b * en *0 beayily disabledl
and there were willing hands and stout
T climate, ready
l *bor fcr <>“• army; upon
proper encoaragement; but Gen. ShenJan !
seem* to base regarded ..his "duties to the
Sovereign State of South'Carolina" as par
amount to the preservation and efficiency of
“*~ m. ? f P™* °f brave
Northern soldiers, and the failure of the
fair promise of this expedition, will mark'
hoiwmueh, more sacred Gen. Sherman ro-
.South ■ Carolina : Slarory, than the
wlua >f: , lo 5 r soldier* or tho success Of the
wauenal armies In putting down tho rebel.
p»lli»fe tsi«
Wttloetof U>o »t»Um>l* mnuof oiicema,
*nJtlbiUM«e«m»ij wwl te ofour wldfer?
»*«»<» cured for
adr frojdoa tad h»d no OUI
- ondre
goraod work form. MBojboUer, if u rood.
u SloTory to tioir mootere; but the ilaoM
Sv"'
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f •” f r Vi'il ? Iflr
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.even if _o.ur officers could, and "lu'Sh-itw!* l >*?£ M^^Hf* 1 -****** filedintbaj
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ana tnat,when- th *nwore employed. tier i !hJL h * ,I<k™iwin tL } nri,t bar toWc™
S^S^S$E*JSr
Bn(I no certainty of. subsist- f^* 1 *I***. 1 ***. «3^t^i&!?sSS£
ence * ' .». ~. . ••uwi#»*. < 2® T J.«#«ofllw-fcllowliiedlmei l *loi»liddSSS. 1
It could not bo expected that *&s £t;
would risk, great peril io escape to our cabin on deck and r 1 h^’
lines, there to bo put at heavy tasks with dSJrirf° w i ymg 8t ,he P" 1 Httabuagh. in^d
®"<l n7 e^arTg 0 h
SSS^SSSSTS!
them, it was a new sensation, and the x *° or habitant of aid gtat* of m< Jj^» Dul fQ y y f *.
I general desire for employment thereupon tSShite°dSm« I l!i?tW tei, i7 t T ld *? I °* fcited »*>
showed that .11 that was required Uimfke •&£«
these refugees work, was 2 treat tau *£^3s
human beings. *** ftunUunfbeeama thereby fcr.
arf^/^L^^irretVen 4
era expediUons, that will pay the cost: but *»*»< JUfta?
it it is not to be profited by, these expedi- ° r u tf ‘heira, or in
co°at ,^l) gh ti. better - 1 ? <>milted > and the vast KJft'Li'J™ th »““ diJ “ or
cost and the sacrifice of health and life T ? nßD * Y '‘h» 2«ti> of j»nu.^
eared. Gen. Shermen’e policy haadisabled cl< J k ' ‘I | h ' of that
his army by sickness beftre it he,™ 4J“*
to advance; but when he comes to more he cUl “* t 0 “*k«tb3r
will meet iU fatal effects at ererr sten in c*S U SE?rIS V?* A; mcbdouh,
tho intrenchmenta and fortificatLf £,m *&^£^tt2!g2&* r ~‘-‘-
by the negroes he has driven from hie ser-
T !~a| lioh I * Ul cont “ t hia advance in
every direction. .
Impending Bndle in Kentucky.
lie Washington correspondent of the Netr
York Tribune states that the latest advices
from Kontnoky indicate that Gen. Basil will
fight a bnttlo, and win a victory, before New
Year’s day.
An Armed Negro.
The following it related of the battle of
Drainetvillo, fought last week, and gallantly
won t .
imen’t' S”"' of th ® » ,h r«»»*ylvani» reg
iment, left his negro stream in charge of his
SMln/tw 1 ’ h *tif”l°° d c toward th ° enemy,
booing two rebels who had discharged their
mttßkets approaching him, the boy drew his
carbine and threatened to shoot them if they
did not surrender at once. Thns they did
and marched before him to the camp.
“f tte negro was clearly a violation
?L*l CcbotUution according l 0 th , , <oon .
servative press. What right had that nig-
Shlta rekll‘ t “>W“« to Shoot
*•■£?* irsrstsi iS-e
o f !t i tU v“ oD - . Ne K roe * must only be a *
iwAnt*? im h ” *“• ® f the totals and
shoot Union soldiers. The country would go
to eternal smash If they were employed to
shoot rebels. How profound are the myster
ies of flunkeyism I —Chicago Tribune. 7
Tax recent fire at Charleston, fnll details of
whie„h appear in the Courier of the tilth inst
ft *wu “°”-f Ia “ it0 «» Md destructive than
11. 1 •“PP OMd to be. The aggre
pu loss Of property in buildings, goods?!?
is almost incredible. The cJirire reugblV
11 »“« ■than ten million* It
| dottotti Ou which the insurance was eompar-
PhlS 7 , l mit ', d- Mo,t ® f t* l ® Policies werTin
to ”’ • 4a «? , .t‘< Sayeunah and other
COm P* nl “’ “«y of which will be
unable to pay one-fourth theamoant incurred I
There is also considerable insuranoe in North I
ern companies, which, under SSSigdiffi"]
Ucs, is not exported to be paid.
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,, W ” P ™ po “ «» P««t eeuon coir—ln tie. of
tbehardnew of the times, tad the bet that we are
enabled to bay white iwper eomewhat cheaper than
"0 Jo “ e, T“" >»*»«> «o e£r£
olMtof thewu-tomalte Kme <m|Jl K bno.wle
T*‘ e, . ellgM
1 e.te obteln subscriptions (whether orleinel or
We , r "’“ kl)r “ ,l oStlont
, ‘ *° I n0 ' tao * ““« »» °uuld offer «,,thig of urn
“ *“»«Uy occptebl. end uufnl ,b.„
° f bool qwlit, and finish. W.pro-
PW, thereto, to forwerd to who, dulw
the two month, enmln*, .hell .end u, rebMrlptlonl
«td payment, for Tan Tnurntn,., fullowe:
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
*“■ Tribune, oAW
F ° r * lo, “22“ & P‘V''eeklr'T'ri'b o 'nV,''b'o„', ,l,4 °
For StiO, toetj»'^ B 'if“yrgj—- 1.00
For HO, Fort; Coph,
Pens or Pen. end Cue. to
For Soo, rut, Oop'£" B,OO
i i“ s Pau,,r *“■ “1 0—
r “ $SO, ffw~gisrnr .lB|0 °
reluo*of^ d PeM " Fen, «nd Quo, to
For 8100, 00. Hnng'Spp' TribnV,;; 18 ' 00
<W
81,20 ench will be required In ell cue, wheretho
P *P“i«to beeddremed toeuhttbw^u!
• SBKI'WEEKIy XBIBU3TE.
For 811,25, n™ CojU. Stttf.wiilj Tribono,
“ < * o £ cn * or F«n* end Cue. to rib
For saw, n s;;* 2 ’ ClO
r . 'teJß&’S*---*--*
For 840,00, Twenty Copie. Trii,:
S “ d F«.otlS;
For 800,00, Thirty Copie. 3emi-vfc;u'j T r Vr^ i ;, lo,W
T or p “ I “ d ' „
For 8100,i», Fifty Cople. Send-W^kiy "
00
82,25 oooh will bo required in .11 cue. where i,
P.por 1> to be eddrewd to each enbwlber.
Tb. Pen. will b. of the mmulitoure of A. Morton
* , m,l “ »>» U*ioB, Mid wo know thun to b.
heUetmade. They will b. farnlehed at the ntann
(witorer . lowett price.. To choa. „ totbo .tyl.
“f T"* °fP«naor Pen. ud Cue. w«iud |b r pL
nUunw, our Mend. .to referred to th.
prio.U.tJnTKTM«nre.
•Tbo Pen i. Mightier tbnn tb. Sword," and be rer
tlonUr and epoclfy ,b. comber .od qudlty of tb.
Pen. or Pen. end Cere, preferred.
Specimen Cople. of ThaTribon. rent when re
qcwted.
Wh.„ Dpn, am beobtotorf, iu,mucb u&r tluul
tor.mil Buk Bill*. Tb. », th>
State should In .11 Mi bopWnij written.
Payment alvaya in adraace
THE TWBDII*, Ho. 1M Kama.
NjwJtok. d«27:3ldror
g^sassaash*
S“*w£H£ffiS£:g
SSri*SWt ritht * “" fcr -w3MK
! Bach lot of Cauls deUrtrod shall arena at Lm*» i
ssraa , s3s«s , si , TsfS2* ?s
weight. ta&n , »0»> pounds grow
Govsrnneot reserve* the right to pay in T r «, n „
ASf
FOBJt OF 818.
drwjpooadf groM w»|gtt. ll* c«nl« to tJXIY.r
«? ***«*&££ v b ”Sr
g^^s&saasisssssfisa:
ssgss&r-
fJIHE HOLIDAYS OF 1861-62.
rifiSX • CLASS STANDARD LITERATURE,
EtfGlilSU AND AMERICAN ISSUES,
IDITIONS «d most SUMPTUOUS
of
OARV PHOTOGRAPHS
JUVENILES IN GREAT VARIETY
-Jb* most ottracUr. London Edition*.
WRITING DESKS AND PORTFOLIOS, 4c. v
Now rud; at
DA FIB* ROOK STOSS,
S 3 Wood ttroat.
JIURSI FUKSII
McCord & co.,
131 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH,
Art MW rtceMng * lug* addition, to their
LADIES', HISSES AND CHILDRENS’ fURS,
Embracing quality *a<i itjlr
L Ac.. Ac.
French, EnjUi* Mid American
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
of ell the desirable odors.
TOILET WATEE3—
POMADES AND HAD? ofiS ° r *” g *’ n ° rlli *'
magnolia balm,
milk or BOSES, «nd
SOAW-a°„ v , Hu*,
A „A IJI , OK ,'’? H! »STON, Dscoout,
, And d**l«r la cfaolca Family MmHclum.
PHOTOOBAPH TAKEN,
ass xas xaqbolza balm. ,
♦
BTATE SEPOSTBi
| VOIiUME TWO.
•V
etreet.
300 BALMORAL SKIRTS,
ts y ...
sdd Whotaalo and Betall by
TpK| MACKPM » CO., IT Fifth ,t
■
fj-A *nr
Ss <&»' . JT’' '"-i i*»
AB^^LjL—^gs£_-v | tf/il
£jLOSI&Xi OUT SALE,
T O TAKE S T o‘Ci
Ho. 77 Market Btreet. '
■ . ..... "
desire to reduce our stock asfor&itk*aifciai
XES goAu^rt!^^"£^^*‘sl^
Sffl ‘SSSa&S- n °’ u -* *« 4* :
EIIHBOIDEBIEB AND LACE GOODS I
PWCm 01 ’wS? «? ■«• «lo« 4 oil at VEb4 tow
«SSS? W » *« . U,*, £?„f ££
linen handkerchiefs.
»£’“ fwS.' " Uin * : •>*>
*•■*• ,o
. . . , Balmoral skirts
In choke colon and atlovnricM.wbi.4,
to our Retail and WfcohSSftoS™ 1 * we «““««*
■-. Ip : JOS. HOBXE. ■
J. a. bubchfield’s.
BKHNANTS FBENCH MEBINO3.
KEMNANTS MODS DE LAINES.
EMBBOXDEBtES, cheapoat in thadty.
SHAWLS CHEAP.
ALL WOOL DE LAIKE3 CHEAP.
WOOL DE LAIN BODES
No» I. lb. tim, toaacnra
eery goods.
barker s CO.,
NO. 59 MARKET STREET
Hare an immense stock of
44 Brown Sheeting* at 10c and up
Biewhed at 8e and up.
Print* at Bcand upward*.
tickings, delaines; CHECKS, rrc.
JJOUDAV GIFTS
EATON, MACREI A CO’S,
Sos. 17 and 19 Fifth Street*
ASD £COT OH EMBROIDERIES,
LACE AND LACE TRIMMED COLLARS AND
SETS, LACE TRIMMED HEM STITCHED
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Ac . iT
ALLSOLDAT N. FORK COAT TO CLOSE OUT.
JJOLIDAY GIFTS
EATON, MACRIJM & CO>B,
Hos. 17 and 19 Fifth street
°t^ I> . PIIOTOaEiP ? S Oi ' NOTABLE MEN AMD
WOMEN, NEW STYLE FRAMES FOB PHO
TOOBAPHS, PORTHONNAIE3, SATCH
SLS. AND MANY FANCY ABIT- •
CLE3 SUITABLE FOR GIFTS.
FUESiii
JJOLIDAY GIFTS
EATON,MACBIJn & CO’S,
Nos. 17 and 19 Fifth Street.
REAL SCOTCH BALMORAL SKIRTS; BEST
HOOP SKIRTS OF ALL SIZES, NEW STYLE
gloves ANP GAUNTLETS, SOLFOBINO
AND BLACK AND SCABLET AND
BLACK BALMORAL BOSE, Ac.
holiday gifts
in great variety.
EATOjY, MACBOI & CO’B,
Hos. 17 and 19 Fifth Street'
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT HE AT> mtum
JJOLIDAY GIFTS
- ‘ AT
EATON, MACRIiH A CO’S,
Vo*. 17 and 19 Fifth Street
GENTLEMEN'S KECK TIES. POCKET njvn_
K ERS a AND'
- BTWt Intltetbo ott«ntton of burm to onr .
ssiaEsßF
- No. 17 mj 1» Fifth ..r^.
PIECES PAPER CAMBRIA ~
AIL CHOICE COLORS;
OINOHAMS, SHIRTING CHECKS,
At WholmJo only.
r : EATON, MACBDM A CO.,
j... | -, IT «nS IS Fin h .trot.
FOR CARD PHOTOGRAPHS,
.• . ’V; '• ••' ;V' ! -i ii' I•’/ ..
.EA*ON, MACRUM t fcO.. IT imi ..
K l^- I*6
GLOVES, ,t.j
. r. JortUiotlUnKibrSoMioro'tMi.''
PLAIN AND STRIPED *’ ‘ 1 - -
flannel OYEB-BHIBTB,
AU MW «tylu,Jut rooms tiy L _ .
EATON, MACRCM A CO., 17 Fißk «.
WOOLEN GOODS
BEHNANTS COBUBG3.
CLOAKS CHEAT.
cants- SHAWLS.
FOB *5,00. WOBTH JU.UO.
'traOLESALE
BETAIL
B V If £ R $
At the nme rates.
• WK. O. BOBlWknir ' “
£=£*eobihBoh, ansis *;mo.
'fr—
Onia,S«.a»»iuignm. ,' 1
SSt HACHIKEBY, OASHBSB, kiItBOAD
WOBt AHD *HI*T IBOK
mS ,OWD, ° AND “f'UßlSO.to.on .tot
nhMrdly
IJ3STJOHH COCHBAJT &t 880.,
BAttIKO - wm
JWMf" TOTPOW mtrrrwa
re TUnl b«WMa Wood iod Kiitoi.-
°° h “ d * *"•»>» of now r,tt«ro,, fen™
retail* ftt .11 ; , “ ’
. to
tsC"Rttibargh Steel Work*.
a**a i. m’cvtumm.
- - JONES, BOYD & CO/
SS^-'WMHO*
PLOW AND A. B. BTKEL, tiIXJEL BPBIKGS ABD
AMM, ac tflwul IT® Piltthagh,
" ' ocl» .
AND BROWN SHEETING,
& * C.~P.KAIUCLOap«r
|uI(OfACIQBSfiS iad deiiltftia’BilKtt PAikt
SAP, UTTER AND Ul KimOnW 'WEVP
MKQPAPEB. - ' ."«AP
*•* WwtNiraet to Ho.
O flmlthfiald tttwt, p,
\WrcA3H OUTBADE TOB BAno 4
fern, houdm & flogs: T>,.ih:
to POPKOH AHD DOKIBIIO BIT.IJ
BPECIE, Ho. « Htrkat ««*, mu.
SEW STYLE FRAMES
KS"HBSJt,X: H. - COLZIBB. l!or
raSreo asd comdasioN
to cheese, Btnmnv ua£?
*§!&•
Vl%| - fl--*-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WholesaJ© Druggist
> i Aail.h <V./-,.;
medicine dealer,
ho. 3« wood BTKEET, PITTSBCEOH.
: t ? ? p - ?r?/? f '
reuses roa rns cnas or 0* ■
; ggprrpp,
MARSH’S RADICAL CURS TRUSS. - ■ ••
BIT i-La’S PATRNT TRUSS. •'
PITCH’S SUPPORTS TRUSS, ; '
SSLF-AbftjSTCtfO TRUSS.
DB. BANNTNQ’S LACE OB BODr BBACS. fcr .
POMst a , f lTca ’ 3 811T «:PWlED-«i,;t
J£ ABTIO WOOKIHOg, fe, „„
aAM - **«•» taeojoinu.
SSSS^SSS£.^^^
S^ UECT,!, ° kino
DA KEJSEB luninDo.Tßnss jtbld, wuitndi.
ollj cure Hernia or Rupture.
o*>-» IW, W MO Wooo
Elttf, dpi of tbiQojdui Kortv,
““o' Clunni cdJ
W,, y dllM In-txm.ni.*.** „, a AJaort
f5 e * 1 ' lw l ulrin ß medmniMl aufnort. '
,_ a * tTAHl ° BATTEBV on ELEOTBOiMAGNET.
rloMdn < ?S^iftl ,brm * <ilC * 1 POn "”*' of » '■“7 an^l
tlor kind. Will bo aept fr*. of eipre. d. >n! «, .Zr
ta.Ad.dnw DA GEO. H. XEYBEB, {
140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.' ’
ooBmAL E T ° BB f D ** “winura bowsl
XSSi*
No. ItO Wood atroot.
BOACBES ’ <*•-liwHooaeWttrt
Blfla. Sold at . DB. KETSEB-S^UOWOodJ!"
BAIS AXD MICE.Sun tetris,,
Tannin by Ming TARHEEL'S EXTERJnWAITMk
«.n«r.ly now map^lnn, and ££
moTa thaao poaU from orary bouae. Sold a <
HE. KIYSBB'S, 1» Wo^rtieot
‘ *>» SXTBA BA
ZQBB, which I will close oot «t cat.
Oio. H. KEVSEB, H»
«**»•-*«'bfcunita cur. fcr
f °°°» ‘” PIIAZE “ , S‘EEi
ILLa ' Tt T >n«m. Prto 25 Mute, u
KCTaBPB, no
XSTBlood Food.~Attentioni. caJl.
“4 -eloatuic
•dnitlMd to toothor column, it ii u •nllnir'M
•W.T7, u infcuniW^ahwJ
»“«“ medicine* or IhT
corulo remedy Ibr .11 n,. a, .. * “ *
Po4tUj thimeof e cEronl. nuuro-of t£
K^ 1 tnoothj and yean. HuHerere.
Mmu. Cncta & Dupoar. of v»» Vn*t ■ ,
•ota agvau for It, tad atao D»nrf*£!wlJ°. , f * ■*• **»•
rtaowuod Da. .&ToM , 7R?f2S£? t % tlf th * world,
da which •TcrrMothaJ Jh™i7£U *“*»«•
clow: in Te Wjo«dklM
with to. uttntot i3“b. U ’,i? 1 r 1
ssKarstissSi “SSafc
For ml. b, OEOIISE H. KEYBEB, lCctot.Ho.lW
Weed wrect, Mmburgh, Pn,
JC3TA Friend in Heed, try,
itlt. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LlNliUnjl Ulim.
gn., Bos. 8.,t0, todwS,a SL
U. Pmcic to ,k. to, rn.-riTaZZ?,
•Monuhiog a. to oxwraul nmedv i, u
. II.J, tod will Itoto. jwln bm. £Jdflj
tLto «sy othtt prepwdlon. Fortil BhWmnuUtoi
NerroM Dbonto. it U tralyinlUllbla, aid to a Im.
Ur. to Soto, Wouad* Sprala* to
‘“’"‘‘‘‘f' ktoUag tod powtrfa] *trbogth«ulogprtEW
lb. Jtul wonder tod
•bo ba„ cTwrgtrtoi, , tr to. Uto (barhoadto,
'“■■rtMbl. c«n» performs L, u wnb.
lb to. to, two ym, «to« tbi. tot :
A *• aELtEfia * CO., AgtoU, comer ot Wood
Md awobd .ttoto, Plmbargh. '.
£3C* MAHHOOD— How Xoet. How
pbbltaltoHbbStoto Eatoop.,
[A latino oo th.Hatm, Trtatmint oodfaoUaJ
Cm* orSpenutorTbaso or fomin.i \c—v,—j .
Hra,£pa. «aj Jf.ntol.a4 P i&tiJi
vr.?«iff* £rom W* 43 ™* *O. BjlwßT. 1.
CULVXkWEIL, JL D.,'aothor of lh.G<uj 800.,
‘A Boo* to Thoc«jjtc>« op
S ““ t «1. tn .pUin .nrelop* to MMddnm
ncdpt of MX atm or
DK CH. J.-O. limT
”• T - j°S «St
J6ri*to Superior Copper
BJttLTING WOKKB, Pm..o»f/
PAEK, M’CURDY & C0,.':.;
Hu.uictoxtn <x assixams,
bolt copfeb, bbssskb ooppia iorroMa.
baibeobtzll BOTToka. aPALIL
TISBEBS' MACHINES ABB ! !. ' °*
anted of Copper cat to anj dcajrtd pat
£j SL ■Preierve Yonr ~
. T^WLTHABBISS^r-
Bj lutog that Bate, pleala&t and ipidjc/reaidj
HSLKBOLD'B EXTBACT LCCHU
' h '«*«««■*
• DiiMM and Symptom* enumerated.
wiSow «.
q«iw It but oi*y «»tome future d*j. ''
“Itglw*he*Uh*tMlTi(ortotboft*a*-
And bloom to the pallid cheek ’• t >
It tatm long roffsring and exposure *'
•f •■ i —»S?
IkUo “. (S* 4 * i«i *U th» prlsdnl dtba
a. 5 1 1, s