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Si , Bow so !Walk IJre Streets.
The following rule, and suggestion:s
in relation to street pedestrianise:4 -
%vhich we clip Irons the real; Elild
and lives, are 'to all
large cities and crowded thorotifans
It may teem to Many of our readers
a very useless topic for newspaper
comment, but the - exOerienee Of all
who frmuentsuch Crowded thorongh
fares as Brcaldwity, - 14aulin and Wall
streets; during the busy bouts of die
day, Is thttt there is great need Of
some practical °We:11100os to render
walking - la them more tolerable.
- II is a fad,. OOtOtiOtta to all who
frequent those streets, that walking
in th em isonecontinuedand perplex
ing scuffle, and irritating in no small
degree, epecially to those solicitous
to make speed.
finny person will take a walk in
those streets, for the purpose of Oh
serving the4iction of the pfdestrians„
he will DO LIP to perceive a vast
amount of unnecetry aggravation
, which is perpetrated. In order, how
ever, that the reader may more clear
ly comprehend the Offences which so
abound, we-would recall to his mind
the few simple and just' rules„wbich
should rigidly govern all who walk
in very crowded streets :
First.L-Keep to the right as the law
directs. ,! This would cause the walk
ers to keep on the opposite extreipes
of the pavetnent, leaving - a vacancy
between them, to be used by these
going either way, who desire to pass
those in front,and as soon as one
shall have passed, to fall in line with
those proceeding in the same direc
tion.
Second—ln taming take care not
to f,ru-sh trgainet those who are thus
Wog tlassed..
Third--.-Folit4 the jockey rule in
this, Us.in No. 2, ; and take care In
passing to keep up he gatenntil you
shall be so ter ahead- of whciever you
pass, that in turning intO line you
will not interfere with aril. one, cans-
Mg him either to stop or to slacken his
psee. On the race course a-violation
of either Nos, 2 or 3 wouldforfeit the
race.
Now with these few and simple rules
in mind, let any one walk
_these ,
streets and we venture to say, upon
obserVation for years, that he will
perceive that a very general disre
gard of the rules is a most cruel ag
gravation of the inevitable inconven
iences of the crowded streets.
In the first place, people do not
keep to the ri ht, usiug the centre
only te. past Ower,walkers, Nor
i ii
does one in a h red, pern a
thousand, walkl straight,. as
every one must have - witice hag
occasion to pass others ; most people
walk as If making snake tracks, un
consciously no doubt. Let an obser
ver walk parallel with the curb, in
an exact straight line, and observe
the course. of others. If a person's
attention is called toward the houses
•on the same side of the street, while
Walking in that direction, he almost
in va.ribly moves out toward the curb
stone, running against every one, or
driving them out of his way avoid
collision, and so vice versa when
looking at the opposite side. Vast
many run so from side to side, that
in an attempt to'pass them you will
have made a dozen fruitless efforts,
for when you see them going to the
side on which you seek trepate, you
• hasten to the other side, but before
you can do so the person before has
gone on that side, arid when you re
turn to the other sidelds zigzag course
will be certain to intercept yonagaln;
by this means one person incom
modes three times the space he should
legitimately do.
Then in pa%ing those 'in front,
there is a mast devilish_ persistency
and universality in brushing tuore
or less violently against those passed.
There seems to be an infatuation, a
perfect-mania for this, and no possi
ble care can exempt one from this
great offence. Yon may walk on the
very curbstone, or hug the houses,
but there is no escape.. So general is
the practice that on Sunday or night.
when there may not be a half dozen'.
eersons to the block, even then, tak
ing either extreme of the pavement.
one-half or wore of the passers will
infallibly go out ,of their way to brush'
against
.you, and step so closely in
front as to compel a halt, or to slacken
pace. After having perpetrated their
diabolical feet,' they will instantly
run off i o the middle or other side of
the'pavement, until they overtake
' some one s and again have a chance to
repeat thts Atlvnee. And yet these
people rem utterly unconscious of
" havh)g don. : this, and nodonbt many
whQ (To so aed read this, will be utter
ly oblivious to the fact that it is their
own habit.
• Almost without exception in pass
- tog,.parties even who do not actual
ly brush-, turn in so quickly as to in
commode those whe they have just
~,,,,passed.
I' Not one in ten thousand can pass
another withoht direct running in
front oC the passed person. evert
though the-entire pavement be clear
. for his stright course. If rtanan has
- to go into some house, ho always
takes the greatest possible pains to
..turn to it, so- as to stop somebody.
Ile will hasten upto pt' In front of
the person before him, so as to eoin
pet him to stop ; 'when, if he had
-:- continued his gate whltbout change.
the person before him would have
passed on without beinginterrupted.
Again, there is a very -common
ambit,. in aaett narrow streets as Nas
sau, for people to swing along in the
middle ofithat narrow pavement, so
. that it is impossible to pass on either
side of them without a smart brush
against them.
When there are-only a few walkers, 1
and you still hug .. the verge of the
pavement, there are people who will
.dog one the whole block, waiting an
opportunity .to puss ow bent aide;
where there is no room- while the
Whale pavemenenn the Other side Is
. free, and - if by riay chance one should
swerve so as to allow a few inches
room,your pursuer will dart through,
brushing violently, seemingly re
joiced at having aecomplished a feat;
~and then on the very instant sail off
- to the middle of the other side.
Ladies seem to think the more
room they can take up, 'and tho
greater inconvenience they can cattle ,
the greater belles they are. (la the
• narrow pavement they win take the
-
centre, gild -- by :imp mysterious
Movement centsixe to make th e i l .
' skirts viN4alio. !Mick side to. sii.le 80
~
that passage Is Kupossitae.
Often, two or three perspns abreast
iroißa 00W.1.Y OR these narrow side
walks, maw passing, by those be-
Viiml, them, an absolute impossibility.
•Tnerearevatt many loungers, who
sway from side to side, looking in at
every window and stopping at every
stand or apple cart.
The Innumerable stands 'on the
aireet--ft pest •of themselves,- and a
cause of 'Obstruction, 6Y - inducing pea
pie to stop-at theta—are a nuisance
which should never tie permitted;
besides being a- nuisance, they are
unjust competitors with shares.
If any person will make observa
tion during their walks inthestreets,•
the) will find all the eccentricities
We have enumerated, and 'that the,
greater portion of the inconveniences
of walking these streetsstrise from a
violation. of the three simple rules
we have mentioned. ..'
hateirpeind the Defter.
Wise nir>sichms, hi giving their
mth
ea, %vetch nature very closely
an for ti inw part, such are usual
ly -uceeqsfet. SO it is with. Dr. Key
icr's Great Lung awe, whic
right to the sem. o 1 the d nd
heals as irk Nhing ou e skin
isixt jdoes
the Itldneys, an the liver, at the
same time makes the hangs throw off
the peeeant matter which clog and
9bstraetthe breathtng. It is in this
way thatit cures Asthma, Bronchi
tis, and Comm:option; and rebuilds
the wasting and the consuming of
thelungs. 167 Liberty street. If
your druggist does not keep it, send
ma
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ftvii - diollars 'to gesiei -, - arid he
siiikeieudiour.bottkeeecu
ti reity
te.itirew,4lth full . direct deli how,
touse : -
ii GERMAN IS 1.V5116
He l~fewr° 110411.7egkla, Gold aa
kis rairse.
Lu i e seTis. neiedab*D.l
We have just come Into P 069 T
. . /on_
01 the &co in connection With one r
those remarkable coincidents wide
-like:mance than real
tipper,: more
ity when rooted to , the public as,
an item - of news. boon. after the
dose of the war a German named
Herman Schubert,. who has served.
Wee years in tho Eleventh Missouri
tothnt y, located with his family in
LiViliptollCOUlitirt - On a mall farm.
fterman; like moot of his country
meo, _had alargo Molly, and the
malaria 'So emunM.- in . the cotton
lands or Grand .river affected them
as it does other lichilies. Sickness
and various ways deplet-
Hertnan's
.purse, so that the
struggle to .keep _ the wolf from the
doer -was lasting and -Severe. He
was Involved in debt, to commence
with, having made but a small payr
meat on his homestead, and a mort
gage Am recorded to secure the
:mount 'unpaid. Herman was one
of these persevering Germans, whd
have done so much toward develop,
tug the agricultural resources of our
country, yet persevere as he would,
the payments he could not meet as
they fell due. He who held the
dread mortgage , was fully convinced
of the German's integrity, and was
lenient to an unusual degree, but for
, bearance always ends, and so it did
in this case. Herman's farm
offered for sale for debt. The. gloom
Produced in that family by the sad
event we will not attempt to des
(Abe. The care stricken man made
several attempts to raise money, but
his friends were all hard up. too.
Not one ray of hope gleamed on his
prospects;, still he plowed and toiled
as though all were well. Now
comes the astounding coincidence:
The day that the farm was to be sold
arrived. Herman went into the field
to plow, as he had been doing for a
few days past. For some unknown
muse he was in buoyant spirits, not
withstanding the clouds hanging
over his household. The land which
he was plowing had at an % early peri
od been occupied by a Mormon-fam
ily judging. from an object soon after
exhumed by Herman's plow, The
article in question was a pine box,
about two feet Ring by one toot deep,
which had been buried about - thirty
years since, and when brought to the
surface fou nd almost decayed. But 1
the contents of the box forms the
subject of interest. Some articles of
dress, papers, a Mormon Bible, and
a small tin box containing $1,700 in
gold and $7.05 in silver were found-
The overjoyed man seized the box,
rushed home, entered the house.
where his patient- (mill was engaged
at her usual - duties, and exclaimed :
"Mine Got in -Himmel l if it pees
mine I nays for the farm nght
away I" - The crow and finder soon
'took up the 'Spirit of the occasion,
and a scene Or tumult ensued seldom
witnessed.
The neighbors were, quickly, ap
prised of the German's good fortime,
and lost notice to visit hint for the
purpose of gratifying their curiosity
or expressing their congratulations.
One gentleman, however, we are in
formed, laid claim to the box, basing ,
his right on the fact that his . uncle
once owned the farm whereon the
valuable prize was found. The field
in question had not been - in -cultiva
tor many years previous to Herman's
taking possession of it. - It was
doubtless owned by a Mormon set
tler,' who skedaddled front this via n
ity at the time these heretics were
cleaned Put by the MissourianS.
Whence Have the Truant Knights Be.
taken Themselves.
From all the watering places this
year there has gone . up a cry con
cerning .the lack of eligible youne
.men. Amid all the allurentents of
the baths or the mountains, beauty
has pined for suitable companion
ship. Croquet has been a melancho
ly delusion, a snare simply for Unwa
ry feet; the ride, the drive, the bath;
alike have been found unsatisfactory.
Even the joys of the "hop" have fail
ed, and the must undaunted 'ea/sense
has given up before the sad spectacle
of young women dancing together,
- aud trying to think they are quite as
happy as if they had male partners.
From Saratoga to Newport, from
Cape May to Rye Beach, our fash
ionable Stunaler resorts have been
crowded withvpretty girls, but with
scarcely a cavalier to do them rever
ence.
Where, then, have these truant
knights betaken themselves? They
cannot all have been yachting, or ex
ploring the Yo Semite, or_ running
over Europe, or learning to revile
Mr. Murray in the Adirondacks.
Comparatively few of them mu have
yielded tahe fascinations of the üb
iquitous camp-meeting. Not even
the vast number of weddings—or, as
Jenkins would my in his grateful
way, matrimonial alliances—during
the spring will altogether account for
thescarcity of theeUgible young man
in all the familiar scenes of his sum
mer triumphs. Not finding him
animig the dead or wounded—among
the married or engaged—we ran only
put him down with the missing, and
leave the fair whotn he defrauds to
lament his unknown fate.
Yet, , regarded as old social phe
nomenon, this peeutiarity of the pre
ent summer is not unworthy or at
tention-and speculation. The young
Men have avoided the watering pla
ces, eithez mouse they have had
more aitpactive diversion and sufh
ckvltt recreation in town, or because
they found more profit to mind and
body In quieter rural retreats. Per
haps each of these reasons has had its
share in the result. To women the
Summer brings do especial Heed of
relaxation or rest, and offers for the
most part only a diffecent field for
the display of fresh vanities and de
vices of fashion, The bathing, the
driving, the waters, and the ho
.I*.s are
only suUdia,r,y and secondary pleas
ures., grateful, indeed, b by no
tufrans esseatial.
Men, hoWevw, driven hard all the
Feat roututoia feel a positive need,
when sniumer comes, of leisure and'
res.% kr tired brains and :overstrained
nerves. 'Their ambition to exhibit
the handiwork of their tailors, how
ever strong it may be, is still subor
dinated to this physical necessity.'
idle men are few in our busy socie
ty, and the lawyer or the merehant
or the clerk, when he gets away hn..
his brief vacation, apureciate► it as
an idle man can never do. He tries
to make the most of it, and he seems
to be gradually learning that a Lush
ionubt watering place doss not offer
the best field for his requirements.
He seeks rather some quiet Miami
village in whose peaceful remoteness
he - may forget for a while the
town with all its- toil anti cares.
He follows some trout stream in
the mountains as' he bides himself
away from his austerity., or some
quaint little sal-coast fishing town,
where the unfamiliar ways and silo
pie joys of n primitive people may
,act 'is a healthful sedative to his ex
cited nerv e s. Doubtless in some such
way as this the young man
has been spending his last vacation,
regardless of,beauty languishing for
his complitnents.and his.arm. If he
is wise he will so spend his next va
cation also.
The Pimalc river is at an unprece
dented height for this season, and
one of the abutments of the beautiful
iron bridge above the Passaic Fails
on Saturday last gave way,' endan
gering the whole structure, which is
a single span. The overflow has cre
sted immense damage and wasi.ed
away all the hay stacks from the
mat level known as Big Piece. in
Morris county. N. J., and one thou:
ter.Hand acre* wer e saterday under %Va..
YOUNG MEN IVANTED.
IFrom the New York Tintes.l
iffliill
th oug ht wee, i . port 11,11=
Nile, that the Ereptistak who could
turn sands into gardens, were the
greatest barmen er gte world; but
the ALVPihtl/8 could make oo
fidening-gardens as these. Proud
I enrolthe artsoackances,, and mar
vetousdoings of my own country, I
blush wheu I compare Amedean
fiarming , With this t Here are rice
:fields artill i T created, luxuriant
is beauty - w, terraced from - hill
side,
_up and own, and watered by,
the hill strzons,, or not watered, as
the husbandmad wills. There are
barley fields, - and bean fields, and
fields of all sorts of upon agricultu
ral productions, Fo ts cap the
hill-tops. It is said th law or cus
toms of Japan forbid a- man to cat
down a tree, Unless for hwith he
'plants another. Renee th beau•
tiful tree-clad hills and hill-sides.
(Our tariff laws in America eeunsel
an American lumberman to\ cut
down his trees by making dear all ,
lumber from Canada.) Two crops
are raised in Japan in one year, even
on the rice fields,where the first crop
is grain. The grain harvest Is over
in April or. May. The rains come on
in Juneand July, and now the new
crops area p, and the whole country
Is one beautiful landscape of green.
It Is raPlshing in beauty, and I am
happy In' looking at IL' even with
my legwon the roof of my cengo.
The turnip or root crops will come
by-and by. December and January
are here the only real winter months
while in June and July, after the
barley harvest is over, It is rain;
rain, ever gentle rain.
rx:ai
—A Salt Lake Telegram of Sept.
2d, says sixty-two thousand dollars
from Peache, and ten thousand five
hundred dollars from Opher, in sil
ver bidlion was forwarded by Wells,
' Fargo (0., this week. to New
York. Them la an
. average of one
. hundred and fifty bars of hose bullion
received daily from Tintic. There
are highly encouraging reports from
Little. Cottonwood. Two thousand
dollars wns offered -for -the mine
which was only discovered four
weeks ago. Gold placer diggings
were found near the Emma mine.
Five hundred dollars was got out by
one man in two days.
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BEAVER LADIES' SEMINARY.
T HE NEXT SESSION will open SEPTE MBER I2Ih. 1511, and u ill he continued for fire
month,.
1 lucre concluded to have fro sessions In the
year. of Ilse months each. Instead of three of three
months each, as heretofore. •
Many of oar beet schootaare.returnlng to this
dirtsion of time, and with decided advai.tage to
the pupil. It SAM . * nearly a month of time now
loot in vacations and arranging of classes, and
gives time to complete In one session many
studies now interrupted by the three-term arrange
meat The cost is the came—a pupil now paying
#lO. a session for three FL-salons, will pay $l3. a
session for two sessions.
A full corps of experienced teachers will be em
ployed, and our aim will be to secure thorough
ness In erery branch of study. Pupils in music
will be received who do not enter as pupils in other
branches. and we hope .for even more than our
wont! success in this department fur the coming
year.
A• the Academy bas been closed. I will arrange
for the accommodation of all boys end young men
preparing for boldness or for College. AB we give
a choke of aradies to those not Intending to grad
nate, teacher!. and those kitellgiinC to teach; can
sie:ect the branrhe• specially needed for their work.
Fur Catalogue, or Circular. send to
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HENRY LAPP,
Dealer in all +kind, of Furniture,
LOOKING-GLASS & PICTURE MSS,
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ROCHESTER, PENN' A.
The largest stock In HeSeer county eonstatitly
cm hand. and selling at the very lowest prfees.
Callus and Hearse pmvtded 1t the shortest no
tice. Having a Irrge stock of all ktnds of tams
tare on hanif, and wishing to make room tor .1111
an d winter work, 1 have reduced my totem me
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BEAVER cpirNT.‘-.
A ZALBIAH WYNN Is getting up a Map of
ill. Beaver County. Pa., in Varna-Class Sayler'
showing the location and conuectiotla of the uric
ins] Surveys. of Depreciation. Papilla( ion, Reserv
ed, College and Academy I,andek. and Local War
rant., Scrims. Road.. Township'. Schoolhouses,
witu many of the reitidenta. coal-lields and mines
with such other data as will help to make add
map desirable. The whole map, Including ~map
cf Beaver River Valley, will be about dye feet
square, canvassed and mounted.
Map' will be ready far delivery In about six ;
moutNi. jytt-tf
WHOLESALE BOOTS AND SHOES.
H. CHILDS & CO.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
H. CHILDS & CO.
133 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH.
II forge stock or Nailed Bromp, for Innen and
Fumes Men. constantly on hand. which we sell
Inca 10 to V) cents per pact below the nanal market
ntea. Llyt6-hin
TOR PRINTING neatly and exuedltionily
executed at this °Mee. ,
P . Rowell Cats veithemeatt
ii Fl ' !r
arcs NEW ll FECTANT
Btotilo- Ohloralumi
!Noti-Aitionout; (MOROI,'
Peliventell leasseorissioad /01111oSsaatalit
iiSserslpifannkssondetc—Arrests end L‘
RMEWEBIIra CLAGION: • '
.11sest Ovate dwells • botels.ieatsll ll lntaS
pubes luftoals, hospitals.- ssibillat. =Maw
sadesdalls, petsons.poor-Onses. ol2 stalta.ateaSP
boats. and ts tenement Softiies, inarkots. , lo , lfa•
Iss•elosete, tabula, sinks, sewers. cesspools:/tap
Wes. ite, 4 specific Li all costagto
/meal dtsOdes. u asters. typhoi d 'ewer "P*
fe w. " 4 / 11 bP 0 x. searto row. sacsalasoliseasea I
orals:Dale. ate. preparsd only byTILDEN ski
CO., 176 Virellsiso st., N. Y . Met by se
untltststs. •
septa br
Grand tiVt Concert and Distribution for Ike Ben
Ott qf (U foundling Midst= ell New. York, aid
Soldiere and &Mors' Orphan? Home, n'ash- 1
ingloli; D. V.
Toi) held In Workington oti eon air all
Tickets are sold, of which 14 dale Tl NO°
tiee will be given, ) end not later t No
lumber 23d. 1871. Entire Dumber of ticket*. hit:
00O—r, each. 1,003 Guts, amounting to s2 oo sl,
to be awarded. Bead for circular giving. list
Gilts Lid ri.fezezums. Tickets can be bad ot
RILEY & SA.,ECIENT.
corner Thirty-drit and - Market tits., Fbilad'a
r P. C.,DEVLIN_ _ , 8l Nosed St, N.Y.
I n. II ma; tILLot;CIII, Elkton 1 c omm ie ra .
bin GEO. T. CASTLE, Battimore.
Hon. .8. NEGLEY, Pittsburgh, Trustee.
V. HENDERSON'S
FA 111 114 Ir L 1 Q 11011 CASkS,
Each Case containing One Bottle of
OLD PALE .1311A.NDY, HOLLAND GIN.
OLD RYE wumitkor, OLD PALE SHERRY,
"4 ,,&5.
PINE OLD min -. OLD BOURBON.
Guaranteed Pare, a dof the very beat Quallil l
Price, en Dollars.
Seer by express O. 0. 1., or Post Office order.
11. HENDERSON. ift, Broad St. Neerlifork.
AGENTS WANTED er the
TRANSMZSION 0 LIFE.
comietz.., OR TRY NATO= AN lITOME Or
VIZ MAIIC171.1)11 . Ftesonost. By laikallEte,
author of - The Physical Lire of Wo ." lt re
istes to the male sex; is full of new t dell
let
e m
ste but outspoken ; aim) and pope.- ; blab.
ly endorsed ; cells rapidly. Sold by gabs ' lon
only. Exclusive territory. Terms liberal. tee
Et. Address for contents, .te...1. G. FICIIO 1.
CO.. Publishers, Philadelphia, Pa.
&mare Eicrinni
'The CONGRESS ARCTIC.
ON li ar % BEST winterOTERSHOE I
NO MILES to break I
NO MOMS to Mon 1
t Nai l Genteel, StAsh 1
/SE TOUR SHOE DEALER YOB IT2
FEgTor one Monthl77)al
It Wuo Aen von tr.; Tic. to Jan.
1872;'10.60 to J 419 ISM 82.50 to
Jan 11. THE BIETUODIST. Every week
a Lecture Room Talk by Beecher; Sermon or er.
tide by Talmo !second only to Bendier 1* pop-
Warily), Mrs. g.
Ming'. great serial Story expos
ing !secret workings of Romani= in America.
and much mbar good rending. tl. liststed. 114
Nessau Street, Seto York.
BAND
D LEADERS
Fur aomething totems I log. send Sour ad drass to
6110. ‘E. GATES, Frankfort, Pl. Y.
$30., We will ray $3O.
Agents SOO per week to sell our great and von•
able discoveries. If you want permanent, honor
able and pleasant work. apply for particulate.
Address DYER &kW,. Jackson, Michigan.
ESLALE COLLEGE,Bordentourn,li:
F
.1., fundshes the hest educational advantages,
together with a pleasant home. Board and Tui
tion
Rev,. $
J.:118
11. BRA per yeRELEY, P ar. Fur
u. D. Catalogues, Address
-
$5OO PER. WEEK
Can be made by any stroll man who can keep tits
beelines tiIaiDSCIE Send.;Stamp for particular.
to HOWARD Jt, CO.. Widlatostoirgb. IS. Y.
fctorth Emit Itlismoart Farms and Unto/-
ill proved lands for sale by if' Nutt & Mott,
Ifivrouri.
TILE CURTAIN RAISED,
How it le done, and who does it. Tba Mena lk.ok,
lad perm, gor"eonely illustrated with cuts, posi.
(lone, to. Bent by men. erenrely iialed, for fifty
cents. Grand Circular. free. Athireeo
PIIIIANDEII EARL, 638 BroWittalf, N. Y.
NVEOIT'ititSiru'VPEWPAagrAV.
r e m ni va orui.lclodwereraliargycoe
tlon km A sell our
WAGNER .1, CO, thmhalli,Silic6.
A Clergyman, while residing in South America
as a Missionary, discovered a sale and simple
remedy for the Cure of isfervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases or the Urinary and Seminal Or
gans, and the whole train of dieoruerbrought on
by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
hare been cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by a desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortu
nate, 1 will send the recipe for preparing and tw
iny, this medicine, In a spied envelope. to tiny one
who needs free of charge . Addre ss Jos . T. 1711-
lAN, Station U,, Bible House, N. Y. City.
I , ` TONLiI_4S
Foundry & Repair 'Shop.
Having been Engagrdln the Foundry Business
for more than thirty yeatfi,—droring which Alma 1
have accumulated a v'attets of useful Latium, Mr
aides constructing modals and taking oht patents
fur Ireprovements on
/COOKING - STOVES
—and after having thoronAly tented thecae
p.oretuents, I feel warranted to offering them to
the public.
I ) LI Q s
NAT SI 9
The GREAT WESTERN has ao Au
Stoves of Different Styles for Heating and Cooking
Erna the best Hecord of any Stove ever offered In
LESS 1:00M TO DO MORE :WORK
mcosp IJU ILA. 13 1.,E1
THE B EST STOVE IN USE
In connect lon will' the stove I have got
-- up a Patent
which occupies little room, no additimmt
fuel, and is not liable to wear out, dispen-
R% with all pipe, OW he put ou Of taken
otr at any lime, and Millie to suit all store 6
of any size or pattern.
Five Llundred Permonke
GREAT REPUBLIC_ COOKING STOVE I
Must or whose names have been pnlclish
ecl n the A - ttri rg, are confidently referred
to, to bear Witness of its superior merit s
as a cooking stove.
Ravin:: three Orst class eozines on band. - i-git
about 'merit horse power capacity. they are offed
to the public at reasonable rate•.
1011.11 THORNILIrr
aprarri.
nowr. CA INfION. A LES. CARAON,
R. dc A, CARSON,
Wholesale and retail dealers in groceries and
pnintry produce., foreign and domestic mines and
OM Monongahela. reclined, rye whiskey, &c,
No. hi Fed. ral street, opliosite P. Ft. W. & C. R.
W., Allegheny city. Lb - 5.1y
CLOTHING STORE.
NEW GOO-DS!
The undersigned takes plea.nre i ; in
forming his friends and the public gener
al':,- that he bus just re,ctiveitand opened
A New Stock of Goods,
OF TILE LATEST STYLES FOR
lie keeps the best of workmen in his
employ. nod feels confident of his ability
to cut and make up garments both
FASHIONABLE & DURABLE.
and in such a manner as R i ni please his
customers. • ,
ALWAYS ON HAND.
0211 and see Ult b ore /eating your
Orders here
WILLIAM REICH.
InaY4.lo;ly Bridgewater, Pa
EMaIMIMI
1,003 GIFTS.
Agent 3 ! Read This 1
CAltb:
Hardware, tee p.
perlor for this Loadity.
STOVES!
The Great Republic CooHu, Stove
thin lidarket.
IT TAKES LESS FUEL,
BEST BAKER,
A ',TOGETHER
-ItIXTI , _:N SION 7CCO
Whn have purchased .and used the
SUMMER STOCK.
Sunnier Wear.
[ImolicoN3Hill:13R111411111:01:1
===
~k as ~
d ~{~Y? ` v?~.u:.^:
: -. ..cl.Ht.‘tilli:OiliGlNAL'7:- - I.'
BOTTLINGL•:-.....H0U5E
ix. 131:11e24 lu 11r, CO.
ao.24lfarket" Stftiet,
PITTSBURG - A .
•fitabilsfiedin 1844 1 by Buirum:
larjeat Bel 404 , 1,1044 of
ttie mo:ntsig i ts made extlFV4t ;Ratak:Ds
for supplying thet! Matta at the pe Ile with
their celebrated. - • '
Mineral Waters, Ates,loorfer, dv.,4fect.
Fctr thatipitag *ikt. at the following Omit
eintspartile, -.11 • Mira dos.
AllaeraylVater - "
dispitetil "
F. Wove° Cider ' 81 "
Porter CO
Ale t - small bottles, ' '
Bennet,
"' Wtatertou,
Syrups,.,.. • •
Imported Lon.sitWriorter---144
bottles,
Imported Scotth Alin and boa.
Crab Cider,
Byntiak ,
flottle•7s Cents per pea. extra. lionetrefund
ed when returned. -
Wood" delivered free : and freight paid torsi!'
.road statlonaaud steamboat landings. '''•• fab22;ty
Cfl BOTTLING HOUSE,
No. 39 Markel Street,
PITTSBTRGH, PA.
Lialtd27l, 1
BOTTLERS or
Sarsaparilla, Mineral and Raspberr7
Soda Waters. ,Byrupa and eider, Smith
Sennett, Wain late, and all the best
: nds 'of"Ale and Tkoradon Porter, select
ee lend bond bottled for Medical and Fam
ily e. Goods delivered free. intrB;"Thly
AILLitiIiMILNY BBEWltllll,Bprlng
WidelkAles,SMlTU & CO.. Bften4Malt.
era and Hnp deafen, No. 46.1 Rebecca street,
*Mallen', Pa \ THOS. BOOFA.
Eee It, A. TOCNG.t
paidlar Barley. ly kly
ll!emit cub
O. B.IIA.
G.. IL MIA
G. S. FM
Dealers la
CaMedusa
United Su
Suts. Nam
Intetest
dance wilt
4 6
G
P . Dscarqdsis 7T s.
Otlit
GOLDEN FOUNTAIN PEN.
uricis sitstssands=Mallallsileave.
ade ss a=llt ru rr We a = 56.
van. AtrA'''' . az. f),
MOM say *
try = rnth 'reso.
=. 111 ir
1 hal
emote; Sim
ve actoh, c 4 Car. 80 1,,1
11.00.
WETTE6i PUDUSBING CO.
Manufacturers• Agents, Piustrurgh, Pa.
CArTlON..Thnteat u
..g:=trefillt‘o
Cb luta
.14 Vri Pass ra t i l li igunde rg "6-
14, Paso sly. yurr wa xi ii toulq,
State. pialaty wyttlesi Meet with
prenapt @Mather
ieu:a,:lv
DANKING•HOUt3E.
THOMAS 'M'CREERY & CO
Cashier.
J. P. DitAVO ........ ....J. n. Ja.:9IIKL,
J.ll. WCREgItY,
Interest paid on tithe deposits; Prompt artmpttosi
given to collections. Also, Insurance Agents for
good and reliable Companies. [maylBl.f
Redliced Prices!
Speyerer & Sons
Have just Returned from the East
WITH A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS,
Bought at the
Lowest Cash Prices,
And will sell some foals
AS LOW AS BEFORE THE WARI
Consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro
visions, Hardware, Hats, Cups, Hoots
and Shoes, Hope, Ocum, Packing
Yarn, Iron, Nails, Paints,
White Lead, Oil, Putty,
4ucensware,
Feed,
Grain and
flacon, a varie
ty of Prints, Muslins,
Tiekings,Delains,C becks,
Alpacas,Jeans.Dininis,Cra.sh
and Hosiery ; also, Teas, Coffee's,
Sugars, Syrups, Molasses, Carbon Oil,
200 bola. of the alebrated (baton City
AND NEW CitEEK FLOUR.
Just arrived and for sale, Wholesale and
At Pittsburg Prices.
200 Kegs Wheeling Nails:
oNE CA R WHITE LIME;
Lance Heisler, mud Akron Cement ;
• Large Stock of
White Lead . and Paints.
A very superior quality of Strum/. IVpt
zel s Soaps; and a lot of Carbon Oil
Just Arrived and for sale,. 1171olesale
and Retail.
ALSO, PURE CATAWBA, ISABELLA
—antr—
Concord Wines,
Of our own vintaae, fur Medicinal and
Sacramental Purposes, are 'highly Be
commended by those who have
used them.
They are also Agents tor the
ECNIFFEN MOWER AND REAPER,
And Pitt.Nnt. Plow Co' s. Plows
Thanking the Pnblic for their Flat pat
ronage. we hope to merit a liberal share
in the future.
All Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
You can rely on all goods being fresh
u all our old rely
were sold at auction
SPENERER & SONS,
nprl3;tc
-
33.4L33.33/3FLIgr
DM
CON OIERT EST T.
The undersigned having bought out the Ba
kery and Confectionery establishment of. J.
C. flays, near the Post office, in Rochester. Ft.,
won d norpecifhily Inform the public that et) will
keep the best quality of lee-Cream
which Deserves In every style ; also will supp ly
them by the can at reasonable prices. Those In
in want of them should give him an early call.
Ills ‘Nestembniery department is weu stocked;
and parties , weddings. dc.. will be supplied 'Mb
of style
everything needed on short notice and be the hest
Familial furnished with fresh bread as often as
desirdesired. 611101/taill
ed.
Carpet4ollol.ot ' .
11
)4tratti4oo, #O. , 4.
AT 'I.4OWEIT PFtICE4
Hertry'fitcallurri'
(Late NtecEbilum Bro.'sd
PITTSP,II:7XtOni
litE'l'AlXs DM-IMO
Equal to any - Tatters lobbing Itousa
n arrY IfeCELPUP:i•
'125
125
300
S. C._ 0
-- soo
31
.13 per gallon.
900 • ••
wa,uleztsiaamtim.
Oa l'Airtifftreet.'Beaver," . (*early., appcsite
• ' Moots** Drip Btbre
All Orders - .promptly.: attended • to.
American Watches, Clocks. Jeweler 74 Plated
Wass, Spectacyre. Att., always on hand. /-
swift!.
; _
Fattir, lb.
~~
a , in the
Jr Ketch
ablSelted.
(34
VA "-
;17
tic
a a
4 .
4k.
,4'T0.4,
AGE!
LPA I\l
21
II 31 WI II ll II \\',
a D 2 ',l
14 . U.U. It
a a_ a gt
Orti,SSOS
Merchant Tailors & Clothiers,
S• &J.Snellenburg,
NERCIIANT T.AILORS,
Bcpl4t;oct2G;rn r29chd ly
CARPETS,
"0 U al = 11 )4 0 '1 11E1 Z 2
MATTINGS,
WINDOW - NADEL
27gillt Mt, tA
AT THE •:‘LrOWET PHLCES
War. A Liberakiteduetion made to Min
sters and on Church Carpets.
tuarB;'7l—lyl
ARTIFICIAL TEETH iI'ERFECT
ED I— T.J. A, H. Jt
i s.:se` • ,t
.‘ CHANDLER have pa -
chated the exclual e
.'4Ti 2 3 , 411111A '- right of Beaver coon y
—• to nseDr.Snack'a Pate t
„. by which they can p 1
0% . okanitu ap thin
, Ist "nkn. - Gold Plate, with a bea .•
teem : draft enameled polls ;
and so light and elastic as to Perfectly dapt It it
to the month ; obviating all that elumay'and bid y
condition, sotrmeb complained of heretofore; a d
k-ssexibm awls liability to break WO per cent. I •
deed, no one sechq IL would be willing to wear t a
old style plate any longer than they could conve
featly get them exchanged. All branches of De •
thtry performed In the best and most substantl
manner. In tilling teeth with gold. etc., we e,
lehge competßion from any quarter, and can re
to living subjects whose fillinmt have stood .
Invert thirty and forty years. Among the num
Hon. John Allison will exhibit fillings wo In
WI some 35-years ago; the teeth as perfect as a
day they were tilled. Lasghlng Gas prepared .n
sew plan, freehm it from all unpleasant and da -
germs effects. making the extraction of teeth a
some of pleasure ratW than of horror and at
Priories low as any good dentist 'ln the blat .
Office at Beaver Station, Rucheater Pa.
nov3:tfl J. A 11. J CILANDLTB.
1€43.
LANE BROS.
Stecyssous To B. WOLF Jr. .& Co.,
Cbruer of Liberty and Sixth Street*,
(Late St. Clair Street.)
PITTSBURGH, PENIVA.
Importers rind Dealers in
f laa waura
AND' •
•
/13 71*
Have now, 7 lZ
re the Largest . and Best
Selected Stock tittered in the City.
Ear Special Inducements offered to the
country trade.aprs.l3m
•
'5l PIPM AVENUE;
;,t 1146 isupplying
rxcA r
AND - difiVELSR,
,&-
BROADWAY, NEW MOUTON
A full mid troll selected stock of,
BOV AIM. iROSE & CO..
21 Fifth Avenue.
PITT:-BURGII, Pal
" 6711 1$ 3-,
l`Pen .
.- •
•
O 17---.„.:77
eiE:t •, • .: P - .1.p.,
0
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: Ur9S • 'it' :
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0011 - TE R: , ' -, 1
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"HAVE- A , VERY. IsAIIG4 : STOC K` ... 0
Caol4
generalglifelAW'6*.','" -
pti-Retrikso , .t, t toitqflOSTlTAVD.
And fat sale man ion.l #id ' iiitni‘d .l a.# .
JNi-- ;THIS : cptifAlN,
'' . :t" 41.7ej*tri - eciii the 4ftenikitof , I
, , , '' '' -me Irdifei ' .."' '''s '
VSPNCIALLY TO all."1+1001VP., EITOOIC OJ
BDIVARE,
FARMERS' TOOLS,
NAILS,
Wip.ifikyw Glass,
rwiir grui"2", doe.
Some of the lea orates or
Building Hardware, Are
Butts of every size—east and' wrought;
RIM, MORTISE AND PAD LOCKS
In great variety of size and quality;
GATE AND STRAP HINGES;
GATE AND. DOOR LATCHES,
Cupboard Caebes, Screws,
C
Shutter Hinges, Door ,and Shutter Bolts,
SAM PI34.,EYS, SASH CORD,
AD dr—
SASH LOCKS AND -PASTENINGS
4 4
Hooki . t'lind Steeples, Carriage Bolts,
BASE KNOBS. &C., &C
6 B
2
RECIIANICS' TOOLS:
AXES, ADZES, HATCHETS,
RAMM.ERS, SAWS, STEEL SQUARES,
41.1'
TRY SQUARES, MITER SQUARES,
REVELS, Cif 16ELS, A UGEIts,
FILES, BITTS, BRACES, PLANES,
SCRATCH A W LS, PRA WING KN I V ES,
SPOKE SHAVES, WRENCHES,
I3ENCII SCUE.WS.
‘AIASON AND PLASTERS' TROWELS,
MaS7 & Carpenters' Lines & Pencil. . ,
ANU SYTIIE STONES,
SAND AND 'Ii3IERY I'APEIt
And every n'q!er Item beet Bing to
this tkrpartment.
Farmers' T,Tools:
FIELD AND GARDEN
Gan !en Rakes I SpadesHong haiidled
Hound and Square Piiinted Shovel,;,.i\
UM
GRASS AND GRAIN SYTHES,
SYTHE SN,kTIIS, RIFLES,
SPADING FORK, POTATO HOOKS,
DRAW AND BREAST CHAINS,
And Cow Chains, Whips, Lashes, &c.
FWU I ,I:MMI
Knives and Forks, Carving and llntelter - Knives
Table and Teaspoons, Fire, Setts ;
FLOUR & IEAL SELVES, LADLES,
DIPPERS, &C., &C
Painters' Grainers' Gobi
B. L. Fahnostock & Co.'s
PURE WHITE LEAD
PURCHASED BY THE TON
AND SOLD AT PITTSBURGH PRICM,
Lead and Mineral Paints in all rotors
Dry and in Od,
PURE LINSEED
COALE'S PATENT DRYER.
TI:rIZ;PM
GUM SHILLAC, SASH TOOLS,
PAINT & VARNISH BRUSHES,
- Putty:Putty
Window Glass,
In all sizes, Single and Double Strength.
farWe are giving much attention to
this branch of our busine; and; while
in quality, we always banCile.tbe very
hest,,wc -are confident that our prices
and tertua are as favorable as can be given
by any responsible house
We are thankful for a liberal and In-
creas i n g patronage, and 'will spare no
pains to merit public favbr:
ileenesTXE, May 81, 1►371:
May3-Iyl:xhdlay3E
MECIfiNIC6 I ' 'NOW;
MEM
Hat and goat Books,
'I t \V D ERA
AN I) MANURE FORKS,
RA Y 11 A KES,
MATTOCKS, PICKS,
Weil Chains, Dog, Halter
CARVING SETTS,
co; Buckets, Coffee 311113,
A LCOHOL, V ARN ISH
GLAZEBS'TACKS.
J. ClioPP By.
'73 08001f80(
-4110811NER - lawma_lat
JISSIVII7I[InaiTSY , •-, • 11b , i, trobirbbEabr
Olig/; 4 4 WA-INURE ...It'Lenrgalri4l:4loer
• : • 4111P-1110.1RONALD
I pegs al sitllBlsllls..V6lll.oovement
le. Make collection On all becnoolt i t e pu nt .
bbU filed State* end cusses r - ceirf-s mane,
tit oo
deposlt enbOet to dark. sad receives thzu, c i e „.
a* ols . 6s ortNi s sr evs.B~d. and Kilos. toter
) -pot rind, Blit.ww* nues
robir ••ppty It the blink. Bank open d. , 1 , 7
,•;$ vs.. 4. p vs.: end ob Satuolzy
logefrom 5 to - 8 IfeClek. We rpfer by peyri mott , o
arnesst & Co,, Row. J. 8. 12c - rAlt
Avec. tic"? & CO., - Oslt I Count,.
CHOW &VGA Wit. KEs!iieDl
- Abub 611.4-6 P.
8.8. RA bOl3ll, It. B . 1 . 4„ 411,
e. art ~>•• Tits nr.sv s
stos: • BArx. Prtt.bordo
1/01Urn4Y-thd
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W VARX.
s ().E -.KT Olt
timstQadtir,Wisn er
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON if.t St)
A. full aqd complete tot,:k of tie- 1 : 0,.. 4
styles of
•BOOTS,' SHOES & GAITERS.
rff"A SPECIALTY.-Fi ne stitettf.,lB,,,
Cyr Gentlemen, and first cl:3 tine. ~,A rk
for Ladies, made to. order Li r• qt ,h,„,„-
New Brighton, hear Sienton's
try.
je2l;Um.
Blael. and Gold Front,
GEORGE W. BIGGS,
No. /.79 NYINTIMIELD grir
Font dopro above Sixth Av.,.
FIRE WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
Optical and lianew Guods,Ar
PITTSBURGH, PA.
IFISiE WATCH REPAIRING
Please eat this advertisement out
ring It with you. • jcl4.:,
_Singer Sewing Machine.
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINES
The must pesfect and simple =thine of the 2d
eves Invented. • . •
Both of tho abase popular machines bow liwo
lately In until they wand without* rove
Price or the SINGER IPAIikLY titEltaN , ,
CHINE from $85.00 ofeettrds._„_-
Prize of lIINKLBY 11.241 - ISREI 1/30.
Circulars and nasuPins Addled free on opo!les.
tfon.
titTlitAW ItIORTON,
GENERAL AGENTS.
No. 'Xi Sixth Street. Pittsburgh, Y.
IN
Agents wanted-ter the Hinkley Machine every
where, acid for the Steger In Wcatern
ntaEastetp - Obio and Wast Va.. where ther• are
*one aheady establisbed.
u0v24•15,.
Brl YERS,i. LOOK It ER E.
It ntsy not be a trainer or spiei.ll In
terest to the ptople of Beaver eo unl y t ,,
Enna what is transpiring hctw • a lain
Willistn. Napoleon 111. ,
Truchu in Europe, but ik.es'a lustier
effects them inaterially t t knoa ali, rt
!hey can buy fine aria cheap 1 ,110( Elt
S. SN rEG R & Co.
At their old stand in Beaver, ru
furniNhing to their customers ever);6ir,l
called for in their 'fire.' They
a full Lt..,,,ortinent gal
Gll,O GERI},
Feed, Cbffees, Teas, .)'sigarg,
Asp/cite,
Tobaoco and Cigars
Atd ii miler :
In it F I .164. C
'GROCER): t'()IZF,.•
Ir,m, iLcitic,ngac ?
\‘'};:i !he Gr ,, Cery, rh.l! r ,411
:.;/1(1
sati.stactiph 14) th4 , Se ‘;1411U mal• t tl ,, r rn
wi' If I heZr rilltar4e. they I , ..)pcin
111 re. :111 niqrlin
shale lie public pat ronage
Givy us a Call
And !AP it st do not In.tkt
trust
jart2:i. S. SNITGER S 1-
'GREAT WESTERN _GUN WORKS.
INIPLES; Double and Single Barrel
Slickt"Gungs; Iteroivera.Ammuni;, , q,
Goodr. Ride Barrels, Locks, Mulit.tip.;.- a )IJ
Sertrt for a Price - I)st. .Addr,.., H J..11N
STUN. Brent We.tern Gan Works.'l7o
street. Pittsburgh. N.
N. B. Arnly,,4Parbines. Rifles aLd
bought or trr.dirct{for
VINU Peniumently located in the
H
Zellenople, Ra., {or the porpo}e of rr.,c , ! -
Medicine s I respictfally tender Illy profe,,o , H ,
services to the citilens nf said village end c
9ffice, in resitenee, opposite ale lintel, «
i hall aktaTs be found, ilnless profewo ,
engiaged. All calla will receive initrdlai, tc
prvlonTittention. A. V. CrN
NESGILLM. M 1.
sera .
STALTt BUILDING
AND
Wood 1. Turning Shop.
WILLIAM PEOPLES,
Allegheny Clty,rn.:
is pi - evil* to \\ lo all londs
Turning, Scroll-Sawing, and S^roll Ak,i;
ding. Nem - ell's BalAters and Hand 11-,;'•
WITH ALL JOINT ('UT.
To HANG, furnished i•)ioi short noi
Ordere by mail promptly atthniled tn. nr rri;
Ica. with (itoEyer ,t, Co., 59, 4i Av. Pltt.t,lre r ,
?a , and al the Mill, corner a ‘roster
Graham A Hey.
3::)033. - t.1.19rtr7.
Dr..k.
ray p orlintl:e
water ,1-•
tamed tort Le
Dente , ' in the
aurL b•
, eq r_ Slate ,111
4. A I t; :c
.0-4 he offe , -•
bis pa'rt , •
'll4llll l lll' AP" fie
be•t 1111 , e ,,1
manufactured in the United States. Gold ezd
ver filling performed in a style that defies ogDP ,
titian Ratiofaetioc guaranteed in allopersua ,
or the moLey retted. Uwe him a trial.
feta l%
BOGGS kßililli
131aeK ,11pste.tu4
At 25, :17'_.50, (12 17 ; 2 and 75 c•ents per
ll:tving purcha.-ckI 4, a larae I
Black A I poems and Pn re YI alp
At a great bargain, we will 5,..!! ;;,,
itiyly a: 10 lo IS cents per y
Fame gra - aht, ram be had elSen
Summer Dress Goo)3s--
At customers own price,, t,
for Fall goods.
Ciripod 'Yard Wide
BROWN SHEETING 10 ci.N
Extn! ) quality Canton Elam`••!
J/rii äf-tLßoy•' 1[ ,i
AT BARGAIN VRICES
Wholesale and Retail
12 FEDERAL sTREEI
ALLEG RENY CITY, Pi t
aprs-I , r,plitimy I ";je•2l aug'
J• B. S E Av
Hag non , in operation a .nefi
kNING )111,1
SAW
•
IN iFjeEEDONT. P
Having the - late:it im proved n.a,
for the tpunulaetore of
FLOORIN G '
SIDING ,
LATH, &C„
and is now prepared to atten.l 1,,
building and repairing of
Steamboats, Banes Flats, 1
la. - R..
Keeping constautly, on band a stiperb ,r
quality of Lumber. The patronage of the
public is reSpectibilyttolicited.
promptly executed. . aug2-1Y
MI
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