El
Eitthigt eaoth
1:3..1867
=MEW ON FREERAIL*OADS.
-, The people have at length becothe fully
*wakened td their own Interests and
have determined that they elan be be
longer • misrepreseiwed In the Geseral
,Assembly. In the cottutteslintnediately
interested in earlycompletion of the
eonnellsvllle ibillroad the -candidates
for the Legislature mill be pledged In
flier of a free law, and doubtless the
forthcoming seal= will contain a troll.
cleat number of: honest. . and capable
membereto inionw - ther triumph of that
Mr. Entigrr, who has been announced
by Ms friends as a euttildMe for the
Benate, to succeed Mr. Btanait,': : bna
been importuned by. `sevend of
our prominent business men M. phi: a
himself Squarely before thipublinon the .
question, as the annexed corresipcnidetice
will show' Without any isesitatirm he
frankly stkeeta 1103 :betel and praa iftes
himself now, as liraas_eyer been in the
past, a friend and lerroeate of * * free and
general railroad law for Porbiutylvinis,'
believing that ca n ed: a policy will not stuly.
prove highly-beneficial to- 'the western
seetion of the State, but will likewise
provessiVeintgeous to the other Retain
of the4Oommonwealth. Here is the 6i-
respondence: • I
Prrrsuunon, Aug. 18, 1567.
Rosana. Ranser,,Esq.:—ln view of
your. being •timdidatiTfor nomination
to the State &Mite, it beetamisit matter
of importance that the public should now
understandderbsitely your opinionstipon
the subSeetiOf *Mee Railroad laid, as
well as upon Railroad leseislaticet "Mar.
ally iff.m.Wg this conunanity and est
. en& Pennsylvania. .
Aveply through the jmbllc pmaswill
be a Asthdhetten to 02 people.
-
B.J. KAT,
R. F. arm',
Myriam, LEE S CO.
• •
Prrrancoon, Aug. 14, 184.9.
GENTLEMEN :--I had supposed, from
my long connection with the Pittsburgh
press, that my position on the Railroad
question 1 / 1 5 well understood; but as
some attempts have been made to repre
sent me as inimical to Pittsburgh inter
ests on that question, I cheerfully re
spond to your suggestions.
Those who are brollies with the com
mencement of the controversy between
the Pennsylvania Road and the mer
chants of. Pittsburgh, growing out of the
unjust discriminations of the former
against e latter, can - bear- me witness
that tee mthe drat I tooh a willing and
active part against the rsilroad. At an
early period of my editorial connection
with the Pittsburgh Baratta, oottunen
clog in 1851, I became Sally cognisant
of the Injuries inflicted upon the bud
nese of the city by the course pursued
towards its merchants by the Pennsylea
nisitailroad Company; saw the
• large
end thriving commission business it one
time -carried on • here; prostrated and
rallied by dhoti:illation& In favor et
cities east and west of us; saw large
floating mills compelled to stand Idle be
cause grairtrwas carried through- our
streets at a cheaper rate, poi rata, for
eastern competitors than for Ahem; saw
the commerce of the city injured at al.
meet every point by the persistent refit
sal of the railroad company to heed the
, complaints of the sufferers; and seeing
all ti.ia I felt impelled ao a public Jour
nallat to expose and oppose these dis
criminations, and to point out the injury
they were doing to our commercial in
terests-. . and for many year., as the files
G
of the art-l'is will bear abundant tes
timony, tills warfare with the railroad
was krot up, persistently and consistent-
Tinting the whole period of my con
nection with that paper, closing in 1908,
rt maintained firmly its position as the
opponent of railroad exactions and op
pressioni; and I refer with some degree
• of pride to my editorial course during
the period extending from 1852 to 1868,
SS conclusive proof that I have always
been in bill accord with the mercantile
oommattity on this question.
At the t e.h...thls controversy began
there w thrill routes to the oat over
which a competing railroad could have
been _built; the first by a conneetion,ol
the Alle g he ny Valley _ with The Sunbury
and- Ede Road; the second through
Southern Pennsylvania by Bedford and
Chazabertburg, and the third by the Con-.
nellseille Road to Baltimore: - The Penn
sylesnia Road, well brewing that com
petition by either of these routes would
dtatroy its monopoly -and. compel it to
carry tor our people •at -fair and equal
rates, cautiously but tummy. proceeded
to close all three against us. Its first step
wee to get k controlling Interest in the
Cumberland Valley Road, which broke
an important link in the Southeinroute•
It next obtained, posselation of the Sun.
bray and Erie Road, thus closing the
Northern route. It then obtained a
charter be the Southern Pennsylvania
Road, and one of its officers subscribed
for a majority of its stock; thus Oben
ally closing the Southern route; and
-then it forced the repeal of the Connell/-
villa Railroad • charter. Thus every
route to the east by which competition
- was pendia* was b..bd up against, us
by -the - -Pennsylvania Road, and the
• monopoly of that road rendered secure
as long as it might be able to control the
legislation of the State. It hes, there
fore, not merely-to answer for the injury
radioed by its discilininations against
the commerce of the city, but for delib
erately closing every possible avenue of
competition- . '
The erg remedy area coca to due'
people or Southern and Western Penn- -
Weenie, for protection against an op
nresaive monopoly, is a Free Railroad
Law, which will open the way for capi
tal to Construct railroads wherever they
promise to become' profitable; ''For that
mean* I am now, and have always
been, an ardent advocate. From the
commencement I have given whatever
aid I could towards the formation of a
healthy public sentiment on that !subject,-
and, whatever pcaition may occupy,-1-
shall continue to give my best efforts to
its success. There is no public mew=
that enlists my feelings more strongly
than this; and esteeming -It vital to the;
best Interests of the people of this State,
hook errall its early enactment as'abso-'
lately ears:tab! to the, 'Ware prosperity
of thei Conimonwealth.
' From what I hate -said of my past
course, my present position may easily
be deduced. I am now, as I always
have been, the earnest and detertrdned ,
opponent of all railroad sampan. and.
of all discrimination, In railroad charg
es, and the' ardent supporter of such a
Free Railrcad Law as will break up
• monopolies; Invite capital into the State,
and cover it vide I =emetic of rail
_
I may furtiter refer to the files of the
Octets to thaw that I labofed with earn
estness and zeal against the repeal of the
Tonnage Tai; &phut the absolute con
trol of the legislation of the State by the
Penhayleania Road, which followed that
repeal; and against the means by which
that' abeoluto " control lists ;been. since
maintained. niched ruune which has
affixed itself to the State and Its legit'''.
Lion within that period will never begot
rid of until the enonnlyof that road
is broken, *a - Pres -t Railroad Law es
tablished, General Laws made to take
the place of special ones ;and every at
tempt at legislative .coriuption Unlined
with the ignominy it deferral. '
I may be permitted to add, without
being suspected of egotism or vanity,
that having given the beet .energies of
my life totbkipromotiba of the material
interests of this city and county, I shall
esteem it a pleasure-select' as a duty to
Identify ntyrelf thereWitlxin whatsoever
capacity I may, be calla. to act hereafter,
and to resist firmly an hostility to their
interests, front whatever eon= *ethos-
Why may spring.
I am, gentlemen,very respectfully,
ofour obedient servant,
• Ruseratz Enttarr.
Tr aka BEEN CIIAZGED by the Demo--
crane journals .that _Judge --Wrmassre
took an active part In the "repudiation
movement". In this "county , /OM vein
ago. The guider was invent-4M weaken
one candidate In the eastern section of
the State, by piejudicing the holders of
dfleabeliir bonds argot him. The fol
lowing , letter to the edittiref . the Phila
delphia PrtSS, from one of our Most- re..
liable and esteemed titans, will , settle
.the point in the other end of the State;
but Mein where Mr. Witaises - is so
well known, .no credence will be given
the last disreputable and false assertion
of leaders who are driven into all nine
of dishonest tricks to damage oar 'camil
&lA'S "Pal= record:
- - Fivvmscsors, August 12,1007.
To tits Zahn , orthe Press:
Tons of the 10th Mat retched tale
morning.:. The insinuations of the Dem
ocratic press with regard to Suttee Wil
liams' record prt the repudiation ques
tion are utterly Mae. It suite the mu
pose of that forty- to Lava - .the popular
'mind of 'your section of-the Stke under
the impression , that lisr - WWI Unaided
with that , disreputable movement-and
an unfortunate coincidence of names
Serves to help along the Imposition—
.bat he hail neither part nor lot in the
matter. In hie official character as Judge
of the District Court, the question never
'came before him in any form or ahape
whatever, and AS a private citizen he
never took part in favor of TepudiatilTh—
never said, wrote, or did anything wklh
could be possibly construed Into snap•
proval of the measure, or Any oth er
measure of a similar warm
P. N.
. _
- re
far as regards so ncl(Of "the fore
going letter as seems to involve a dispar
agement of the high moral character and
standing of Mr. Taos. "%Futuna in
these commtmitiek the reputation of that
gentleman throughout the State, and his
present positina as a Representative 'in
Cerigmtp,.Would Acenkto be a sufficient
answer. It is not essential to.the rue-
Cess'of Judge Wrutairs that any nuts.
Parable clmparisons should be attempt
ed between himself and another and older
lawyer;':qtilte as well known, with as
high a 'character, occupying quite as
ldsh a position„ and enjoying quite as
urge a share of the public confidence as
hiroself. lie will not Bair, we think,
from any, possible confbsion of names,
where 'Mr.. Taosus Wmtturs is u well
known and understood as he Is here,
and we feel very sure that the Judge
himself would be the last man to say
that he would feel either damaged or:
disparaged by such a mistake.
We will just add that an offset and an
answer may be found to the disparaging
language of the Philadelphia Press, in
connection with. the above letter, In the
folloWing remark, which we quote from
' the columns of the same paper, from a
recent: speech of the Hon. Wx. D.
KYLLT to his constituents, on die sub
ject of impeackment :
"He (Kelly) never voted for the ad
journment of the Thirty-ninth or For
tieth Congresses, and with Ashley, But
ler, .brase Tom Williams, of Allegheny,
hewari always consistent."
We Confidence Gatee=.llneecale In the
Number of Victicht-.the Heaton...W.
rlettee of the rote
There are few of the expressions now
adays used to distinguish various aorta
of rascality, which would more mislead
one who heard it for the first time, than
that of "confidence game."' The ordi
eery siceptatlon of the word is very far
from the criminal meaning which has
been attachedto it. There has not been,
however, a great deal of cunning dis
played in this sort of roguery, coluider
log the number of people who have been
deceived by it. The operator proceeds
on the assumption that his victim is an
arrant , fool in regard to such matters,
and lament cases he is quite correct. It
seems as if certain persons had branded
upon their features the fact that they
could be gulledj , hy any one who came
along and salted that he had a draft
which he was unable at that moment to
get cashed. •
That unlucky man with that draft
He has been written up in all the papers
In ail the places In this Union. Those
papers have a very extensive circulation.
Yet it is safe to declare that tomorrow
'at least one man will appear at the Cen
tral Station and aesire Meanest of some
drover, trainees man or stranger, eager
to leave on the afternoon train. The
onlyvlow to be taken of the case is, that
just so many fools will be born yearly,
and that all attempts to wean them from
folly are vain. They must run tLeir al
lotted course; live as their fathers lived,
and die as they died. No legislation on
the part of Congress or any popular body
can make them wise.
It is not necessary to go Into a disser
tation on the different stylus m which
the confidence is conducted. They are
known to all who read the papers, and
It is useless to name them foe' the benefit
of those who do not read them. Bat It
happens that at this moment there is an
unusual prevalence of this sort of thing
In Chicago. This kind of crime is at
the flood. It roes and falls in accord
ance with some law which no one has
yet discovered. It will increase to en
inordinate pitch, and then, numerous
arrests having been made, die away. It
will be fora time the fashionable mode
of obtaining money. Then it will be
replaced by the more chivalric and daring
style of knocking t. person down and
relieving him of what he has, without
elan the. teems.' security of a bogus
check..
' But there enema to be a reason why
this confidence game is being played so
generally at present, and that is a recent
decision of the Honorable the Judge of
the. Recorder's Court, who practically
decided that It was necessary for a yer
son to be caught red-handed—in the very
act; to insure conviction. .130 long as he
was on the threehhold of sin, so long
was he safe. This kindly ruling has
naturally encouraged these individuals,
and they feel a IieIIENI of security which
they never enjoyed before. Ea for the
present they have abandoned all other
modes of labor,.and devoted themselves
to the profitable task of passing off value
less drafts onunsuspectMg, very unsus
pecting, stranger". Bow long this state
of affairs will continue cannot be mid—
probably until that decision is reversed.
Bad as this state of affairs is, it would
be well were those individuals the only
"confidence men" In the city. Unhap
pily they are but a fraction of them. It
is correct to say , that all who live by e
petty swindling of men are dealing in
the confidence game. Ever* placarded
beggar who appeals with closed eyes for
charity, while in reality be can see ea
well as most of those who glee him
money, is practising upon the confidence
of his fellow creatures. ; The well.
dressed man who steps into- business
offices and represents himself. to he - the
agent of some unbeard-of benevolent en
terprise, is no better. These advertisers
of nostrums, these planners of fuel socle
tiee,these :stealers of the future, these
broken-down divines these children
with starving parents; all belong to the
same mend class, and all deserve a little
1 wholesome chastisement •
Some of the members of this organt
zatitm attempt to cloak their real occu
pation by calling themselves by the
name of peddlers. Provided with licen
ses, free or paid for, they hawk through
theetreet articles hich they know lobe
unfit for human use, and for which they
demand prices so low as to tempt inex
perienced tousewlyes. More dangerous
are they than their otherbrethren. They
not only deplete the muse, but they are
apt to-Injure the body. Matches that
will not light; books that will not be
printed; linens that will come to pieces;
china withilaws, and a hundred slmilar
articles are hawked around. They are
found in every meet, and at the door of
every house
, it were possible, KIM" measures
should be taken to deal with this frater
nity Ind to set them to employment, in
connection with stone breaking, if noth
ing else. But it in probably not possi
ble. This grand order of confidence
men extends through all branches of so.
day, among the high as wallas the tow,
among the dwellers oh the avenues as
the denizens of Wells street. Still, even
though it carmot be abolished, there is
no reason why "several confidence men
cannot be arrested and an attempt made
to try them,, in order th at our country
congas may have a little higher ides
of Quests° jusalce.—Ohisags Tribune.
Monkey Walters:
•
The Paris Es position is to have an
other novelty, in fact, something more
of a novelty than has yet been seen.
There is a restaurant, the garcons of
which are monkeys, or rather largo ha.
boons.. "A Mr. Beckway, an Amen
can," lays a Paris journal, "has spent
many-yearn In educating a number of
baboons, four or. fire of the most intelli
gent of which he intends bringing to
Paris, and installing in his proposedrcs
taurant an garcons." The editor has
seen these strange servants go through
their !ICS Cifel4 of which b .: e a: rake as
follower "Each monkey es upon
his arm snap and and attached to the
belt of his dresa by a string are. a, num
ber of blank cards, one of which the
guest takes, and, after writing upon it
hie order gives it to the garcon monkey,
who carries It to the office, and present
ly returns with the first dish, which he
places cm the table, keeping ail the
while a most eerio.comical face. The
monkeys never mistake the rap on the
table. Theymerfectly understand it and
quietly obey it. Innftd of the "Voila
Monsieur
,
l " they approach With grins
and grimaces, and make, as they reach
you, a sort of chuckling noise. They
are dressed in • a fantastic costume, of
which they seem very proud. Those
not engaged are seated at one end of the
room, and endeavor to make themselves
agreeable by nods and winks to the
ladles. The principal trouble of Mr.
Beekway has been to teach his scholars
A . carry sweet-meats Without eating
them. Although he has now almost en
tlrely got over the difficulty, the temp
tationotten become( too great for *mon
key, and he devours the ice mum, cake,
etc,, which he should take to same lady
or gentleman. A aren't advantage le
these garcons Is that they will never pa
ten to your conversation, and that they
have been raised In delightful ignorance
of pourboire." This story may , mem to
you a fabrication, but when I tell you
that I hare aeon in Paris dogs and mon
keys do things just as eutnatmlmsq , as
the above, it will - look more like_ the .
truth. At the Cirque do l'lmpentrice,
PITTSBURGH - -ll
in the Champs Elysee, they have a large
monkey who rides horseback, turn
double summersaults upon the back of
the animal, jumps through paper covered
hoops, vaults over hare, and does almost
everything that is done by Ft man circus
rider. They have there also a number
of dogs which walk upon barrels, ar—'
"ad ladder. .-•- - Ch 101
fourn.. •re, jump through long cannon
like tunnels, dant*, Ilre off pistols, leap
over each other, and an many other like
tricky These being so, as I know, why
msy not Mr. Beckway succeed?. and why
may there not be servants in Prance whq
know nothing of that eternal fee of the
French waitar—apouractre?—Por. Nue.
Preen.
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About Lt. cturet
Prior to coming over to this country
to lecture, and in order to qualify them
selves more .thoroughly for lt, we nom
that Dumas, dr., and Sala are both en
eared in a study or the English tongue.
The rumor was aimed at Sala's sore
spot, of which everybody has at least
one, which he nurses as he would a pet.
It might no less happily apply to the case
of a few of our own intellectual Altos
tette& If they could be induced to put
themselves on 6 course of very plain
English, and munch atV.SY at It as a sol li
-
dim does at hardtack,.without the slight
est allowance of water for dilution, the
young and unmarried people who go to
hear teem might And, When the lectur
ing season woe over, their courtships not
quite so tar advanced. Some lecturers
don't think English of any particular
consequence, unless it is very poor; and
in that department they display anything
but modesty. Along with a course of
simple English, might go another course
of ideas—something that takes a - start
from their own experience.. We com
mend them, however, for one thing—it
must be they who have driven whole
audtenue over to the desks of the scien
tific lecturers, from whose feasts they are
loth to go back to the old whipped sylla
bub again.—Baslon l'oel.
Gun. Onsxx is perfectly independent
of the power of the president, as the
following amendment to the Army Ap
propriation will show:
"Zed be it further enacted, That the
heed - quarters of the Army of the United
States shall be at the City of Washing
ton, and all orders and instructions re
lating to military operations Issued by
the President and Secretary of War shall
be issited'iltotigh the General of the
Army, and in case of his inability,
through the next in rank. The General
of the Army , stall not be removed, sus
pended or relieved from command, or
assigned to duty elseivhere than at said
headquarters, except at his own-request,
without the previous approval, of the
Senate; and any orders or instructions
relating to military operations issued
contrary to the requirements of this sec
tion stud] be null and void; and any ra
cer who shall balm orders or Instructions
contrary to the provisions of this section
shall be deemed guiltyof a misdemeanor
in office; and any officer of the ;army
who shall transmit, convey or obey any
orders or Instructions so issued contrary
to the provisions of this section, know
ing that such orders were so issued. shall
be liable to imprisonment for not less
than two, nor for more than twenty
years, upon conviction thereof in any
court of competent Jurisdiction."
IT IC VOIMINATZ for the fast multi
plying classes of rock-oil consumers the
world over, says the New York Times,
that the supply of petroleum is con
stantly receiving riew sources of Increase.
The developments in France of late have
been from the discoveries of bituminous
shales from which the oil is produced by
distillation. Borne of the deposits, how
ever,
are more of the order of corn- '
pressed and compacted peat, whose veg
etable fibres ore still visible. If Europe
continues to open up these means of sup
plying herself, the plenty over there will
put a atop to one portion of our trade
which ought to be ended—the export of
crude petroleum. Only a few weeks ago,
occurred another frightinl explosion at
sea by which, without warning, half the
deck of a vessel was blown into the air,
and the hold exposed to view a raging,
fiery forum. It is Impossible to fill a
vessel with barrels of a. constant genera
tor of inflammable gas In such a manner
that it shall be safe from explosion. It
would be bad enough if the vapors aria
lag from the exuded contents of the bar
relit yawed away with the vessel's mo
tion- but being heavier than air they
sink, fill the bold, and make the vessel a
gasometer, more dangerous than if laden
with gun powder or nitro-glycerine.
The sairenent of crude petroleum ought
to be prohibited by law, and enforced by
authority, both general and local.
—Queen Victoria relates, In her life of
Prince. Albert, that t -
• When suffering under the severe
prostration produced by hie last fatal
:Jimmie, the Prince conned himself to
write a memorandum for the Queen on
the communication which the Govern
ment proposed to make to the United
States on the affair of the Trent. This
memorandum woo adoptedbytheßueen,
and, Intlueneing as It did the tone of the,
Government communication, had a maw'
terial effect In preventing a rupture be
tween the two .cenntrien. Except the
commencement of a letter to King Leo.
petit which be could not continuo alter
the first line, these were the lest words
written by the Prince.' •
COE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
branded by the alienator of Cie easily eels ,
boe's lanais Pann. Ur. so. Om never
prepared • medicinal article for public sad gen
eral an bat abut en slant tbe strongest-1e ca.
and has aliens borne the Pales of victory one
every din/daft has bean eenleed tocsin. Will
yea alio are soffennt iron. lint/lis. imillenc
tics, anise., deb ndante, enol.r moron,
tlteym. sintery wd seders! debility at the abate eisi
W' Ol i r n olgrn ' olr e l!
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one bottle. II abet ire say is not cornet—
t( oar Casements easeernlna its wonderfaler•
tan are mot found to be trae—U Int do not say
that Use operation of the toed imrse is tastantuls•
tess cal aoaderfal-waselll reseals., on path.
elan as adorers to the panto Deana, and Mica
Troia the field; admlttlag Wet o vate lebonspe•
tent to composed mini:lineal paon tenon
proold be entitled to your madames.
nob] by druggist. errry:rfe. Sole neenpfor
Pitianarab, Y I XO. Dragnet... 4
REBTOUES GRAVE or FADED
LUIS, and se a domino le angalette. Mops
halt from Laflamme*. Itandraff. Headache and
all Eruptlee Meow. of the Coal. .
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Only TS nu a bottle; half Gown, pl. Address
arders to r. AYSIX &PON, Phdladalphi.
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'THE,POIBOISI9 Or TILE DAY.
Th• late temperance tweetitationa n Wen.
chusette have thrown • flood of light on the hor
rible abuses practiced to the Ironer trade, and
hare at the same Cm. demonstrated the abso
lute necessity for ocadollarated diffusive etlmo
tants for medicinal perrrosee. Clergymen of the
highest stanoltm, men of the highest rook in
wiener, and philanthroptsts, who an store the
reach of prejudice, have testified not only to the
rankle. effects of Cm adulterated liquor. of
tc m 4 me ohn , l i ba on s c o s tahn er e a me e dl a an n r b es m t na
enro.
Pros ls ton the list of thin elms of proparsilone.
Denham.t and most sztanslrety tand of all the
V/Mt: of the 42:444.Wirrlregot4
represeotatlve T h
en.ft absolutely pure artlele
which eminent dlrthes, thenalsts, phrotc.l.oo
wd social economists In New healrod have ,cm
declared not Le to • proper subject for prohibls
toro legislation. The faculty proeismas try the
months of Its 71 , 010 &ors Mid a aut of ltils
obsracter Is•nsedlrol werosity. HOSTETT Ed%
IllTreoB atim NM the requirements of eel
ewes Its *Umbrella ;ninepin Is free from the
Irritating ton I.lldenta olden annlynis detects Is
even Ilo n VOportrd lidoorx. and Ma venela.
rx ' , Mtn obich it is nielleated Sr..
among tn. Mitidblen and romoratirsa that
botdsbrabarlatta, Il• world-old. tenured,
yaidlscarensa. It is an Indubimb • tact that
tame ronsatutlons amt itabila of n o tamand
arlmulation, and for all suer,. stlau. b
combines eati billow and silighllysperlent pr.:op
en's"! with It, tonic shiner Is manifestly desi
rable.
CORE OF FISTULA.
Do. SITS= 11 Write to 'thing you for your
Madam and aciantilet immurement of my dl..
i.e. for Widelt I called. to consalt you some tone
In Jaanary last. Ton will remember that 1 had
■ Centhlleallon of dlaassea, which Anally ended
In • terrible DaDde., adtich 1 had - been Malawi to
Net oa ',avant et a. barauls4/ coda.
which It was feared might fasten on my langs.
1 knew that the - popular modal el treating dl..
cues lika adze was by . • catthig .70001.2024
Iv bleb, if anuccaafoCat would naturally
throw the disease opolt the Mega or some attar
vital organ. on &thou.% of the andantinos. of Me
cum and the 4411.1i/the cheek to a discharge
which I was constrained to bengal) wan a salu
tary ;aortal. of Nature to get rid of some mor
bid condition in the 117.t00. I lead PerfeetlY
satisfied that- your Method of treatment,
putl
fying to the ante., and local apylkations te
tha datrdons part. moat care, if anything could,
without vetting, which 1 And It dld. and 1 am
hairy la Mort mythlf well in every particular.
with Drander and better health than 1 have had
for years. I Iroahl also add that the !poll=
0100$ 700 000(0 wan ►imoat palate sa. 04 h.
lettooi a haw man, with all the eaerglea ae
•Agog of sastartd bank.
yogra,firatafullr. 4--
Dy; Egyair's sonaldtauon room an Do. ON
Dann street. frooota.. zantll'so..
i , t A7ll l 111 :-I: __O 14 : 7 4 ,'‘ I :14 klz;
wit. BRIGHAM, Jr.; Alamo amnia ot%
JVVIIRraft, ma.o~ Agog to
roottoo4oorttatoolgsforlito AIEN2T.S.ad
att other men thrOtphOsit Po Ptitod Make
owl idas
ROBESON BROTHERS,
Ilakamerai,
1[44711 romta imisleT.ristsburrig.
Ooatarl 7.8 e. type of cbslts,Apozprpra,
COLIII4=W _
1301\17:1015
And an immured tobwrzad sallltaltroadßoaili
.VilialtaLllauk, GSM Be1401:110601#.1.S..
svairitivr.irintr.atri Aut.
Y - GAZETTE:. FRIDAY. AUGUST
NEW ADVER
W A nga t i. i ra N ABD
jEFFER
,
HEIT TEEM OPENS WEDNESDLT,BEPA.IB.
•Dory to Mt VfItUOEST. CalEo4lauEs. or to
the VICE MENDE:NT. Wuhta{toa.
pitoPOSALLS.--TheVetinsylva.
flit State Agricultural SccIMY mtirlseelee
PPANISILS .FOl !It Eutaw . euviticp,
Within ltaauelocure. at rittabrogli.huttl
DAY. the 3d day e• September. DC, at the
cdOce. No. to Sr. Clair street.
ault:11:3
LARGE BUILDING TO LET. , —
That urea FectOrr. formerly
•
gars,s Building,
And lately arcup:cd b 7 Testifier a Irwin. on
Vint, betwin n Wood And Liberty street.
ULIVHII Veil suitable far staralte. rivoulre
.11eCLINTOCH CO.,
•u1a:..147 Film street.
10,000 GALLONS
TcasTzrov4sa4.3n . .
For tole •
at sesnutootorer's prices , at No. 394
PENN OTILEL.
L. J. lIILANCII.IIID. '
pRpPFIITY FOR • RALE
nr:•=te.4oEVnintirt
grIIIVIr.f.I7 4 , 1,7 0 7,1=,9!,4 1 1 n err
Parr..llle plank roo d . font miles fro m
the o clt7 o .
;V< 1 ATL1Lt,%V.,77 , .:4.4!". H° 4 *" " 4 ' 4 "
Apolr to W. A. ItEattUN. 11.1 Erttte 021ce
oltoortte Court Uncle.
HOUSE MILLDEIIB AND
CARPENTERS.
111111.1)1103,LND itZ PAULI! titootVtlY .t tt.!
ea to
FURGENON R BICFK,
17 liteltisde'd street.
pEoPLE'S INSURANCE CO.
0/7103. N. N. 00W. W
. MID 1.1:4D 117TH *TS
ERIEEI
ID ILLULDX
OVOlm.
14Nals, OW. Jobe L. Rho..
ohn Pommel P. M 0..,
Jo. Z. Pert% Coarleaarhurkiq
ow. Jou. /LID. Jobo Y. Klrkpatriek,
Wm. V. Kirk. Pro. & Itlssell. •
Jam. D. Vora.. O. 11a.ou Love,
WU. HILLIPIL rre.tdmat.
JOHN IVATT, VV. Prevlde.
• W.l. OA.RDNID. fleoretexy.
J.. GORDON. o.'l Att.
ptEEPORT •
BARRED FLANNELS.
I=
she solo of limos CLLF.I3II.I7ZD 1%1101141LS
MCANDLESS, JAMISON & CO
103 Wood Street
arif.lso
The Highest Market Price
rim 702
BOVERNIENT SECUITIES,
GOLD, SILVER,
comas In MINIM LSTfI ST !COM,
J. F. STARK & CO., Bankers,
Can WOOD AND TIMID kITILICITH.
spyll:Onw,
ANTHRACITE COAL (
AU parties desiring a angry el
ANTHRACITE COAL,
Cw
. b . r . 1121:: Intl Um pnoloot of soy of lb
toiIo PITTOTOM.
5T1A1104154 MYNA 11/1401i,
VALLIY.
By ItaYlay their radars with
WM. BINCHAM.
tl*i
ITEIEn
kiGILISII AND GERMAN
JOB PRINTING,
Neatly sad promptly executed, ley
ERRRTT, ANI)ERSO & CO.,
No. 84 Fifth Street
10.1:e.:nt
IRON CITY CUTLERY CO..
1i0.3 St. Clair Street.
Bahtaf handmaid of AhfDRILW BUMS the
entity stook of Hardware. Cutlery and Variety
Weds, at Q. above stood. tt L *elf intewloa
to keep on haze . Us:dm. .toes of
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. .
Owns kiln. Possisers, Pistols, Ptsidnit
ti Vp " re=Pd ' o f fiTursillb It t tgßT
titissang Bassein ilassors, cumusi Mese U.;
sad Stamps, sud matins nsal and Caussillug
litanso4. It shortest not.,
W. H. MOWN, Illissnagair.
AMERICAN WATCHES.
• lIPLISDID BTOCK OP
Fine Gold and Silver Watches,
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
zu‘vrems. CILOCIEZ, Lc.
t the lowest Inlet. fable are Invited to
ash and exam i n e oar Swat beam parebulag
aloe amaze.
wmea.partos i)!ourper .t.of ea to. .1
W. IRTLEO7.IIIII.
Ho. 64 PUIDITiI OTNENT.
Two croon soon Mute! street. e1:424:0 wr
prrrsavneau
c.rrr Latuoro
£ll kind. of araablao Onne promptnera
and dispatch. Toe Litandrr Zofdars
fur sad &liver clothes Mc of plus abort 0.
Leave orders Ottani to o'clock In morn i n g
to Oars them nitscolea to same date. Ord.. Inrt
se um fouccirlpir place. will be podeptly attain&
trai
4..00k. 71fth cad Grant att.
0.1462616 , • Hoe, skirt TlArt, 6111dartrrt
cool dtellanity. ear. Ind..' Oto, • 1 1 , 4h7.
, ktildidt • Lions*. Th /Mb street.
B. M. N..J. Snodgrass. conwf paleral and
Luctie• Ward*. •11•40.7.
0111ko, No. 4 IT. lIILAIRPI'.
BOTTLED ALES. I
ICEILINETT, WINTERTON.
boa
led
SO A.ND
wAirr.ac bott ra led bof r
AL
,'fko ..SODA
- . J. C. BUF FUN,* CO., ,
111$
maltAuv wn
ww YAWS Wrairr V .
r2A,Iw
'neo. nuaron ......
I . I& L FDANCIES,
CARPENTERS AID BUILDERS*
Oontafetitalurg to! lhalldloge.ls4ot• rontS,
Va i l= narizigVlTlllotr,'a
to
dumptlona. " '
4s.
tir NB /5I Winos St. DOT 121,
tsm
•
NOTICE.-PITTBDVIIGII AND
CONNIGLINVILLL LILEO•11 COLLO,
Sr.—MIST 11tOtTOODE TORTLZ CSISSE
DIVISION CONOTRUOTION DUNDS.--tlel4-
en are hereby nettled that the Intenot Coupons
on the above Sonde. doe Anon leta. be
Ch i eeTyni ILTrtirtt 4 tnL:.47:2r4V1i1:4
harsh. 4111.1. AWL Jr..
&missy fled ThYnrer.
Flttenarny,lelyloth. DC. /13Dc0
GOUBLAT DUOS.,
SHIRT MANUFACTURERS
21 Barclay Bt., near Church St.,
WSW IrOXLIEL.
N. B.—Prlce Luis meat on ippllention.
anS:da
A. H. ENGLISH & CO.,
AV. 98 rourl/Netrret,
" "
I . .bllshes or 06800D , 8 niAnIBB, DZAN , S
BUItTrII UMAILDAIt AND
0GR.../C9 , 15 .1.111, :NDIN. Alwloan.fctia•
renal BLANY NOWA. .BOOK MINDING ea
47UVIgno k 7r6 P bs i tt . flr "‘"
rcit
pEnnir noNnAn,
PUMP MAKER..
•ndsztufactorer or atl 'Linde of WOODIN
TUBIN Ia U. b. 33 TBIIW 33113. LT; Al*OM
City. Pa.
I: iz triv i tar.th. Riran to the tar
WEST
Iv C 0 0 .4. 111III0 . N om ;ItILA .
WOO Common. •.I.l.•enstsry.
I:arnu of
PILISID•K •.I.I.VATIR • CO.
Ban ore halal or prepare on short mattes
LILALTH AND lITLP WPONFS. 'LAWS FOB
9IMP L IN g Ii 40 " thrtrdiat U L TB.
,a a '''
arßra2 ProMPUTonsented...Plte6MNlS•
roontset
CRABLES lIEJZENSTEIN,
UM FEDERAL 111 . ...AISAAIIEN7,
• . (South door above Diamond.'
Glass, ailaa Ware & Table Cutlery
At BASTIAN DEICE& Eseiriblon required
in a first class Dose on band. CAD and amanine
our aoods. lama
THE QIIEEN.OF THE WASH.
TlElß.—The Inght lot elarflaticl. with
privilege of matodhature of •
PATENT WASNINC FLUID,
Which, whezeveriptrojueed, has met with uni
versal memass, WILL be sold on removable term.
J, X. riAIIII,TON,
lir Mani must.
ECM
$ 15, 000 TO LOAN,
ON BOND AND morroutz
d. .tieLs 2PanT . Z .- Srs
No. ID limttlttleld Strut.
Real Estate bousht wad wld. ITU
TTNIVERSAL CLOTHES WHIN
•-• OlS—Tbs bast and only Wslnger tbat is
etassesogg got. perfect eattsfaetlon, UPI
glee teem before varetutelng alumnae. SOS We
by the sale agents tot Allellane .
ni.
aes .28 and , ol nt. OW, meat.
WINDOW • SHADES. of all
y • mles. colors sad sizes ; 16110. Buff
Ismd, Trmopultot Omen Oil Cloth, of W what.lll
add at low Yrl W, r. 47"; lfd'pridtlll3.
sell; - SI SIM. Glair anat.
OIL CLOTHIP-Fdir Tik.
Ides. COMA'S.. Eltalvt. WLadowf„ in , of an
vldtts pattarsts. awl of beat prty, (onus
garigi. ° 6la
• • J. At kr. MUM%
I NEW ADVER
BHICH ! BRICKS
THE CHARTIERS ViLLEY
BRICK COMPANY
Art prepared to tarnish
33 FL X CI 33. , •
small or taro quantities. at a SEDUCLD
CHIC.. A lance stock always on baud at their
Yard, corner of TOY sad YoUltYkl ST/MM.
and aearlDir Id Steents Cott Yard.
K. Y. ECESISICDTp AgaPPI.
anicdc)
°rMICE i;`l74:iiitirAlLgtfittri47o.-
TO COAL MESCELISTS.
led Proposals wIII be received at Oda ollltc
nail the Isirtt litbTabT, tnolnsly!. Coe sues
nOnlng to &Beal:our Cponty Pons
XIUHT TO TIN THOUBAYM 1113313108 0/
GOOD lIIIICnaPPYABLZ COLL. •
Veto fool slack and dirt. To be deltvetel at
the entraoce of the Court ana Jell. on TIRO and
Lose streets. In onantlttca or err bundled bush
els per day. and to be Weighed On the COY Welch
neat.. rev:lout will be made al tlTtata
drawn on the Coenty Trtaanrer• wh.". the eon•
tract Is oompleled
Ily Otraction to Caenty Cotnennolenenis
WOOLY
.18.71 Controllers
UIYtC[Ar Coirrnot.t.On fur •Ltaatiolt , CO.,
.UW10141.6.1017. S.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR&
.
Sealed Cr•pniotis will De roonl•iol this 011ie<
until theliltrif INSTAS2 . , for
81V-RAPPING .ND lINDII.B.ViSNINo THE
SWOON. %WEIL LITTLE IIEWIOKLZY
CHICLY.
- • • -
on the road let.ithe from Alleghrh7 ear. t •
!! :, .. p e .l . , , g i t n a ti tm eli t c .. l4leg .c tr y t t ilh p l:; o2 r...f d T o e,
n p .
much for the)...
Ify directly:lof the want ommbaipnv.
so16:071 (lrntro,l•r.
GRADING AND PAVING.
SEALED PROPOSALS win be reeelred an.
tIl SATURI , aY, August lire, for Orldlue
5,0(0 able T aris. arm for Paving about 3.l.COD
square yards, otr the
MONONCAHELA WHARF,
Rs twisen fl ran t and Smithfield sire Le. Bidders
will state what they will Slow per sneers lard
fur tee stone now un the sway &Met
ease between snlln g the teeth sad depts.
Wee It on the wheel.
By order of
m Committee en illenoleithelaWberf.
Proposals ay he tenet No. 8 eIP.ILLILT
• ft, SO .lUWW• C 411,11103.
Plttsburgh. Aupast 0. 1 ye, • sttle.d7s
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
EUREKA BONE
Super-Phosphate of Lime
MAIQUisOTITAZD UT
THE ALLEGHENY FERTILIZER CO.,
SEWARD do CAMPBELL
El=
Office, 356 Nan Bt., Pittsburgh Pa
Me best tn ma t and mutilated hi
all iambus who ham even It • tilat, b• the
standard for *shim{ tar/rearms of Wheat, Han
Oats. Corn. Potatoes. On V/ Um pabltshad
for gratuitous circulation • Dam taunt eontatatei
lots t est , o n sad mason statement* or this
copies of which via be sent [me to any
seadmit so their address.
ALLEGHENY
GROCERY INII PROVISION
COMPANY
JOHN A. McGRAW, President
J. P. ISRIEL, Secretary.
TO. Root of Ibl. COIDpILIIT t already Istarly
•
buoiebe lay. Than orlablog to ay all tbelasaloas
of 14 lxvoi4,lr4 better
.49-PIX-elr ALT C11.700E1.
At 26 Federal AL I Allegheny,
TLIE OLD, 011161NAL
TEA STORE!
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
Young Orson.
Old Hymn, .
Imperial.
Gunpowder,
End. Breaktart,
Congos,
Sonchoisg,
Oolong,
Old. Country Black,
And Japan
g r MIL IS,
ALL or TUE MY QUALITY.
Nci. 20 Fifth Street.
10 PER CENT. OFF
• .
!SPECIAL
40 . .
DISCOUNT SALES.
t.,
;';,IT DENNISON A IUX'KEIT'S
C : ;,1
No. 27 Fifth Street.
k:I •
..,. Until farther itotlea,ara all , mats it ,
~,a• , plcial ctl•coont ot TIN PEI. CI WT. ea
Pt slims:l cub sales. Oar Adcock of
C.;
1 ittiCIZNY. OLOVE.S.
t ualtuttratcunate.
w 1 - 11NDIrtwiAn,,, ousarret.
P. P. 1111.11.1.011/. 3tISSONS,
-
4. , . BON IST TLIIIMINGS.
ta i
liVialL ' il 01 ryll'e ZVI MOVlllillit
d Cl? customer. Will tad alt pries.
claboot the da.count. ma Itny a. ta may
Ai. Stan la the city. , t all
BZIGUCIMiIXU2
COMPRESSED
BUNGS.
ARMSTRONG, 880. & co.,
=I
MACHINE CUT CORKS,
Plugs, Taps, Irish Noss, ricie,
/LOOM MILNULLIE,
Birs& 125 * 125 1'121211 14. IPIllsbellta•
JOHN RONEY,
HICLL FOUNDIk
Carson St., 9illWard, near A. V. 11414
Hammer Dies, Steel Moulds,
Bag EU ui Ischin dap geniilly.
d4r4Y2.72nr4grirstr=togr,
NOTICE —TAE IONDESISKON
ED would respectfully inform thelf &Made
and the polalle to general In e t. preparatory to
Fifth
.I.ack into their new Manilas, .re o
Fifth street. next to Wiener °Mood,. lacy are
now selling their Immense stock of
JEWELRY, etc, etrT COST t
Constsilng of Watches; Silver Ware. Arai.%
Stone,ble Cutlery, rtitteery. hum of psychic.
strifulators. Preach Olathe, e t ete.,
latopether with all their listares, consistlus of •
j e t arsonist of wirer mounted fsbneitus. show
,;bouty shelving. couulers. Co.
the first of tletotwr expect to rewipsit
our new store with mutentire hew awl fresh stink
If everyts log pertaining_ to • lirst.aluas Prrweltp
loose. Very respectfully.
RtINEMAN PA FIRM, & SEIDLE,
so. so rir
; Li ISTRAZT.
N.t tollank
ALEN. pal-mallows
LUMBER YARD,
Corner Cbestnit and Preble 818.,
Utah Wad, Allegheny, Manchester.
A Issoe stock DR Y PINE BOARDIATIoorttur.
Kling es, Hough mat DreSSed tflael. le •Ad BI
feet dosed.. • •••-•
00.000 Get D Osk Basals.
25.0 0 Net Popl ar :sad 2 'oohed Cask.
13,00. lest . I sad :4 lashes Stork.
Md. $ l2 . /las Tile sad CPT. Id 122 2. 02
small 0.1210145. to salt parobsacts.
JUST BECEINED, AT
ROBERTS & SEERRATT'S
WHOLpIALE AND ILITAIL
Lr Copper id Mir biajui
.114igidaq,
=I
• nyr minty at In Chun. In Plan nRI MO
on. inftlnntors. Don Cowen. los Cm
IZZ:fk At ?gat rip7: °° ,l7:s_
malntnnron of rtainablaxell
(Munn() APP•IIATIIth toe min% nen.
Wes. WW I ." • Minn
TIMS . ILEAT HAT AND SHOE
, L. 8. 61IINDL611•11.
rraceleal Retell Dealer In noon .4 ISHOISIL
Haab .d No. 61 OHIO SITHIHT.
legbeny City. Ito where alae The two emu
ran better bargalna be obtained In the way of
Hats. Care. lloots, BUNN and all Mode of La.
glee. Eianers and nalmorale. Mr. OllNnialux
le e falr dealer. reasonable ;ovate,
Cad b •nl"" " I " b *
be nag. mernlaln
Dl. 0. CLA5E.......r. B. WATZW11.......D. la LT
pox CITY BELT 'WORK&
CEO. 0. CLARK 6 CO.. .
Manaractarari or nary' dliaritratea *train/.
Warded. Camcated aad Blurted oik,naasa
X.aersvither'
no.oo.u.arirrY et.. as loot.) =id
Datoa UtPda. Pltlmtank.
16. 4867
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEM PITTSBURGH
Steam Brick Manufacturing Co,
Tat my num Bum mot
Works AdJeWent to theiCit7 Far..
g ni! 150. over the Peoples' National _Usak_g
j ' air:l7=7;: ,C '"up
H. MICH/764 i Prestdell!.
W. W. BURCHFIELD,
vice rreeldent .nd Treatare,
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE
AND
ANNUITY COMPANY,
COW NSW -w-comtir.
Pittsburgh Office, 26 Fifth Street.
FLORENCE RRANILTI,
aell:d64 ANENT.
HOUSE-TURNISHING GOODS,
Table Linens,
Dan►ask Napkins
Towellnp,Sheetinp,
Pillow Linens,
1/0.1 BALE 111
WHITE, ORR & CO.,
25 MIS Street,
MYERS, HOPPER & CO.,
=I
ILLNIJIAOTtrktEIIII OF
FURNITURE
Of Every Description.
SCHOOL AND OFFICE IMENITURE.
No, *Smithfield Street,
PITTABOAGH, PA.
OL toll mortutetat of Pittsburgh Xagurse-
Lured ?orations coustgotlr on hug at LOW=
C. 1101151....WiL S. WILT.
Pittsburgh tumoral% House
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
, 111IPIPATERM OP pommies
WINES AND LIQUORS,
•
No. 409 Penn Street,
•
• • prrnsußGH,
Z:ll2l7ll2:lllt=t,tgattroz
eeeenl Imo wine and MOW Sop.. E,d.Pd.
•33.3 mating abode Itaponationa meant. 'lngr
t:tg.:tar e ffer nerar Weer loViran o ina
raSa. liewenration ot P lLalltie• sada:lmparts.
" A Pr elarel=or VIDIS OLD RYE
WlDedi EY eenatantle on battd.
TO ROUSE BUILDERS
AND CONTRACTORS.
I=
GRATES, all Sizes;
Cooking Ranges & Stoves,
Of the V/137' BIM QUALM, fOi
rxiier LOW PRICES, B
BISSELL & CO.,
E:=l
=1
Wm. MAUDORF & CIC,
FM=
BROOMS,
Broom Brush and Broom Findings.
acv nory sad Warehouse, In Um roar of beb.
Nos. Tril na1174 Woad SO, Pittslamb.
aptiszn
A .I IOILING & CO,
WHOWAAI.I DELLESZI ►ED
Commizsion Merchants in
FLOUR, PEED,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
No. 555 Penn Bt.,
PITTABURGII. PA.
=la
WALL PAPER S
AT REDUCED PRICER'
TO !WIT THE TIMES!
At No. 101 Market Street.
JO& Al. BIUGEL/EA A BRO.
I#ll
TRPORTANT . TO 110IISEHEEPI
nest—Al •
FRANCE'S TEA Mat
810. , 13 DIAMOND, r1T15181736111,
Yob ban boy the boat qv alit! of T/CAIl A MIDI)
prim of bay .old lb Um city. Al.,
Sugars, Coffees and Groceries.
! i ltrzaNflgegrarar c. U n 7 fp . r e tlie . Tates..
I=s
FEM
IR DIAMOND. Nlttsbn
ton 11.0.611......101=113W1LLZ.,..J010111. BOIT&
PITTSBURGH LAMP COMPANY.
JOHN 11088
No. 21 Wood St.. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
LAMPS, IMP BASES, CHIMNEYS, INTERNS, ETC
Lamy
Alooy r tealets In everything Bartel:dos t the
TABLE WABE. WINDOW
OLAbe..4 ever.thlee tps Olen Line.
crry . COLLgCTING AGENCY.
L. P. atara......14 I. SEATON....O.Q. !LUTON.
SMITII, SEITON & SEATON
Local Collecting Agents,
a. 6 61. CLAIR STOZET. bro rtooly
=I
rITTBDUBtrkI
13111. or an description. Liken Ni colleetioe
No ensile nude trbuo 11111. are not collected.
Jaime
10 OIL REFINERS.
THOS. S. CALHOUN
10 . 4 . 6 .1a1 . 31EDVMEnri s '
N 0.167 Lacock Btreet,,Allegheny , City
Inautootazer of evardesortptlan of CSUDII
CONDLIRBING. and WATLI
TANKS.
AGITATORS bent on the neon Iml o oved err
W . MI
IKON TANK IIUTTOS she I+e, and
W kinds of work of this clam demo for /Wner.
es the nut reasonable terms sad at the thorten
etee. • herr:lse
ri 4 1 niltt 'AI
LOUGHRES &
Have mama to
No. 31 Market St.,
WORof N= or BECONDarirrsztraen.
Where MI they prep.. 2
tilas
Bad
Harnett' s,
And ih selleles m thelz 1144111Mi1l /Mt la
Int-class estattllstiments. . •
JOSEPH :•
bollecting Agent,
Maas at tea Doan* at ~ T rado R001:11S.
1 . 1/11111 . 1711.0 . 11, PA.
- BUIS of all kinds solleltsasnd promptly la
ts.:lads. Bator rsterenta Jr'
NEW FUMY CLABBEROCERY,
xa ass nromaraz IT.; :Asixemrsr.
hut stank et Odies
Tem, Conte, Sugar's;
whita w•alter Loth.. lOuut Urfa..
M=M
=I
M O T I C Pe—Parties
.kziowing
themelvee badetttd to f .
NIL JOUN iirornintsonr."
wilt esti one Nitta tad+ seeOsts Whig the tint
Of atptasaDer arid we* col ise all enpaltblite
tetti thett bo left ID tee hen of as A7rney
to=- ' DitciOn
Otalettff t JbO 31,4
. truiecuaar
PV 111"11311 7. 3 5 0 .c1E4 go:a.°
t.l;.MAVA_Evjoigigkl:.4.,B:l.4_l4:l
SMOKY ML ROUTE.
111101 PACIFIC
RAILWAY,
EASTERN DIVISION.
THE SHORTEST AND MOST
RELIA.BLZ ROUTE Dm the Ls. to all
pants In
COLORAV 0, • NEVLDA
C/CCIPOIINL%, VT4II!
WA HL3arus,
I=
NEW RYXICO. • -"_11141180,
=II
Two trelne leaie Mate LIAO and Leai.worth
daily, (Benda), exeepted i l on the *nivel of
mine of Tadao Railroad from Pt. Louts. mid
Ilarialbel and Pi. Jo Railroad from gable!: mdl-
••• • • .
meeting at Lawrence. Topeke and Wewhgv with
Stases for all paints Is Kamm At cad attract
west of Ellosenis with. the UNITED STATES
=FRCSs COMPANY'S DAILY LINE OF
OVERLAND RAIL AND =Pala 00108•
F. 3 FOR
DENVER, , SALT LAKE,
AND ALL POINTS IN %S HE TIRRTTOBITS;
and with BANDLHBON•d TiII,WE•KLT LINZ
OP COADHEN for Port Union, Hent'a Pon.
Tarn, Albuquerque, Banta /e, and all INdal./.
Arizona and Nu. Mhz Ico.
•
With the recant addition. of rolling stook and
equipment. and the arrangements made with
rn
eponetble Overland Travportatlon lAle. from
Its western terminus, this road now oder. eines
gunned facilities:Tor the tran.mlecton of weight
to the Tar Welt.
Tickets for 'sale at
and
the principal taus I
be batted Matra and Canada..
Pe sal, and ASK FOH TICKETS VIA THE
SMOKY HILL HOUTZ, UNION PACIFIC
ICAILWAY. EAFFEHN DIVISION.
I=
==l
=I
General Frelett and Ticket Arent.
11114: •
2,000,000 ACRES
CRONE LANDS FOR SEX,
BY THE
Union Pacific Railway Co.,
I=
Lying along the Ilna of their road, at
$l.OO to Era 00 Per Acre,
A•••• . caeurr or rivx ram=
I
JOUR P. DEVEREUX,
I=
Or, CRAM. IL LA11301131,
R. Loaf, .11.1nourl
PORTRAIT
Cl 3
EON. TINDER STEVENS,
Now Ready.
Toe subscriber takes pleasure Its annossaellsk
that his kraut
PORTRAIT OF HON. TNAO. STEVENS,
E24OHAVID ON ISTILZIft
BY. Ell CILIBILIII MIS?, 7011 HUM
=
reedy for dellrem •
Both as a Specimen cr the perfection or mob;
ern art, and es a ernrect.Pkeaess of the &Ma
gobbed Matt ernsa — whose furores It portea7S,
Ms It undo:el:teen a work whose merits here
seldom been equate , : and one of which all the
nuns roes ad.:deers of Mr. ST/CVSISII will dulls
to obtain • coPT.
•s heretofore stated, the peke of the Porteall
will he AS; or In an elegant black Weltint,'Hoso
wood or tilt Frame, ale.
I=l
la Wpm, of tba tatted Btu., teeurw for
sabscribart. Lo wlum • liberal ecamelsalas wLI
a allowed. •
J. El. 3ELLTLEI.,
No. a WI , XING BT,
==!!
IDKI7ND ..... S.UtAZS.
BURIU. & BARNES,
Fire Proof Salamander Safe,
rta, 110 k BM urn EMU 210411 8111,
IRON WINDOW SUMTER MANUFACTURER%
• 129 Ar., 181 Third St.,
Sot.. Wood eednmlt Mld,
üßa.
4 the follow additional rectounewlstlan of
tae nn proof qualities of ow safes:
/111.741.1.A11fr0 Pavane. Ornen OP}
W. /1 . A. J. PACZAIIII
• Tollolo+lo o l.. Imo, done Mb. AC.
Awn.._ urge • Damn, Piltelftept,
011.01 . 1.1y2N—W0 ship you, to-do'. by nil.
foul, • eallt of your make. for • few repairs. Tbe
gate west thron• the elusive. nut oo•
carted lure on Ile CM of March last, barnlng
oar etoU sad war.... and we ais glad to ta
to= yon that Me papers taken out of the sal,
after the trews. 001 10.14 bt tbs least. We
did not simpue any sant, especially to men
Ilse, cornet poen., stand... • Am and inept
we amournd the papers an safe and .and, we
ware agreeably dLuppolnied. We will give you
an 0101sw fora Large use gas vrtull wa gat tato
our new stow. Sealy roars.
Jc2711•711 W. I A. J. PACIABD.
TEAS 1 TEAS 1 TEAS
OF ALL MCI= AND QUALITY, AT
421.. 313.31ZEL33.V3
Primo Young
tioal
good
Good
par 'MILL
4le •
40
LW 4 .
LW
ELAM TlLlD—Cooleuirs.
Bat *LW Der ru.d.
L. •
MILACIC TEAS—Powebeng, Somehow
sad Comma,
Er...FlaaSaaa llaa.d Sag. 8ea5traa1.......5140
Olg Coustu. da.... La
Congos ........—..... LiO
UneotoreA Jaw
Plum, Daver.:......51.10
Jana. Youg limn, Lot 1.0
No, 1 311:441.Tea5. )4 beet 81eek,4,11141•61
No. I •• ant •• , 40. ••
From the above any one trea Jost meat
Lb
Mod of Tea they woof. Mal W. Fat op La
y quantity. urd forwarot4 airy of the xx
p:leigVhri eggtr":7 VirMA
yomml le theprthe. besides reale, IL P9lll and
Wean ankle rthlea exactly Jodie thelr taste.
A. NUM
m720,*10 111 it 174 1444eral Allagethy.
pOISONOIIB AND FILTHY
I=
111141=1 07 DITIMMI
BLAU LEAD, WORMY MOSES&
TIARA ALGA, TIME3.IO,
Are Among the Adalterations lleed.
THE PIKE SPICE MILLS
Alanalsetare none but MANLY eUU 01701:5.
• $500.00 REWARD
For any *Malt...ration trod la our Bytom One
Waage et Pare Mace. will go as nr se three
Deane. of adulterated Salon usually WM
atoms assurers - Immo, steam
ARBUCKLE& & CO.,
Dolesaie gram ad Proptittan at pat Spice Ell
. 222 and 224 Liberty Street,
rirrsausan, PA.
RlTC o OVAri o ft o rgriar_ j'gr " ht 'MUNI)
Warranted. to . oe temeillaearea di=
aotalual than era Pollee la the meter. 'au
puma siTz.ms are sotri.
A Superior Article of Flour,
noi cam nw menu mu;
Which ere eau safely rsoolumead to the trade
and far Wally use.
U. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
MALL. BTILAIL
THE,PEOPLEMS .
TEA STORE
Wilson 8c Undegwood.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
- ti o n u tio is t v trl %T art wholuals sad rs.
No. vs south West Dlautondy
.T.thaararr cum
Call sad salaams ma stack sad priors.
.asallawdr •
PELTING S BELTING!.-Leath.
i r a z Bkipl e te thr i r . :tl2:l7: tar /weber
urea and and lowan: Meet: la
ii•-•tha.F 4 'am" Trriirr Ltr.
, w s . use ne t. oba stri:tc
VLEVEI_ CAPIL WADS ADD
JacAXl7lllol2.—Alall assonant Oiler;
CO4N4 W"44 ChatrldSts tel EF.artuasm, tor
' JANES BOWL , .
115 Weal street,
=in
NOTICES._
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
Republican Executive Committee.
An adjourned saLtits or the Committee win
be held at the °thee or Al/rmoss .1. L. /MTH
MU SAD. eortierof Olunand street and Cherry
alley, on 310510/11", Anoint 1910. 11117. Is
O'clock 1. m. It hi expcoted Shit erttrlke.lber
mill be prestnt. los Order.
J. U. xuaxir, chairman
.1. L. BUTIIHRTAND, Assn Sten dAT
arIUNION IiEPOBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION.
'Mel:U:110Y REPUBLICAN VOTERS of idle
'beau smun.y are requested to meet st the usual
Plum. for holdleg elections In the several words.
Borough. sad Tim:milli - es, on
Saturday, August 3161,
And elect TWO DELEGATES from each elec
tion dletrl c t. to a County Convention. to be held
on lILETEIIII KW bd. at 10 o'clock a. 1e,..f0r tha
Wwlifoti of notelnatins candidate* fer Senate
and kimae of Itepreaentatlves of rental Wank!,
PMand twactle g i t s i le.p4tg . r tuallneaa to Inn/ u•
Primary Elections In the Tcootatilne will
De bele between , the hours of three and at:
TWO , , and In the Borogh. three,
clues
between the hours of Ave and mete cOciock
D. In. Iv the elite. and boroughs the elecUons
obeli he by and In Inc townohlpt by mark
•
JACOB BILLEB, ODAITMaIt
N.
H. P.
rtrinnial.lBe"."'f".
• 011101 or nix :r i tc . s4rg o r.
m
rrsumann, •Wcust 01 4 Ill7 °
orDIVIDND
TlOalasrd of Directory of Ills Company hove
Mg dos dochrOd
DIVIDEND4:II' FIVE PER VENT..
.
Payable on and salt the Mb bat, et this *Mu.
The Tramline/looks mill be closed from the lath
to the Mb Stmt., lielostre.
LII 311.7SISLER,
Eeetetsro and Treasurer.
IarNOTIC
TO SHIPPERS OF PETROLEUM,
The-Alleghbuy Comnany.wlll,
until farther notice. Innsport promptly. nom
the pres.t terminus of the rood. at Brady 2
Bend, to the Cll. of Pittsburyb , ley quantity
of Petroleum mat maybe offered. at 23 CENTS
nen ...rt. •101 r.durst emq barrels from
Plitsbus linulyls Bend. ENTS EACH,
Toe the
of the sold .teude do. to, .4
Znr..1.41:11,11:1 ° 7:41«.;.=
speedy transfer or till from boat s to ears. •
113/m77 H. BLAUICaTOWS. SOP'S.
larTO PLUMBERS AND GAS .
TlTTRlK—PrOrgistas veil be received
aL 4411eR1 WHIPS litto.Btore, No. MP ltarkat
meat, THUIDIDA.Y. tee Rtb der ot At
get= Aril] OAS stiTilte
tieTters Bank. on
• venVirs on frnrd ol.trth 71 1 17 . :? ( " A"
Jrnionos
NOTICE
TO THE HOLDERS
LOAN OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF PENNSYLVANLt,
Due After July 1,1856, and Before
July 2, 1860.
Holders or tea following 'LLIAI4B Or TRH
COMMONISSLALTH Olr rzNY3YLVALNId ere
requested to prraent them ter .psurest SPrlnel
pal eadisterest.) et
The Fanners' and Mechanics , Na
tional Bank of Philadelphia.
U. of Mardi 00, 1814 dm Mud% 41333.
YenNar7lo, 1333, doe Jal7l, 1490.
`• March 11, MT; doe July 1.1818
•• . Juluary 21, 1039, due Jdy 1, WM.
Jaae7, 11129, doe /Wpm 1, 1104
•` Mara 99, MI. duo Jd7l. 2390.
••IPtll4 MY, due Jnly 1, 2903,
Mao, all B.a....NLI_OILLRIZIL WAN O doe prtor
UP ~5172, 1102.
All of ll:Mato,* LOANS will' cease to draw la
ter en after Auguat LS, HAL
JOHN W. GEkHY,
UOVEIISOII.
JOIE
.F. EIARTRANFT,
. lOU 6KNZUAL
WILLIAM 11. HUMBLE,
=MI
ri - orria]o
TO THE HOLDERS
or •
OVERDUE LOANS
13133
CONNONWF/LTH OF
PIMSYLVANLL
Holden a the Ifollowtng Loa. of tho Com
monwealth of Cenfasylrants can receive paymen
fleffnefpal and latere.) by bre xentLng QM a
the TIVIIIIIM . and Me...lg. Malfunal Dock, on
and after May Mt; LIM : •
Loan of March M s 1O due De. I, leD. '
Loan of ..111124 lezd, der Deo. 1, 1134.
Lou of styrlt la. UM, due Auo.l,
Loan of /larch 41. 1001. duo July 1, :854
• AA of the alarre Loans will craw to draw ln•
Wrest on Angus 1,1001.
JOHN W. GEIST,
I=l
JO4ll F. WIRTZ,
• 1 . AXID/TO EBAL.
WILLIAM IL 13
STATE THEIMILIE.
lE=I
Fraitiminva, JULY 29, 1807.
TO THE HOLDERS
rrazo
Loans of the Commonwealth
PENPSTINANLi,
Due July Ist, 1868.
The Commissioners of the E.lnking land will
midrib Proposals mall September Id. 19C,Ifor
the Bedsmittoa of One ][]Pion Halms of the
Lams of this Commonwealth. doe July Ist, lOW
Holders will eddreas their proposals to the
Cmandssionan of the ginking Pond. Harris
bog. P...11711111i1* and endorsed ••Proposals
for the Boderoptinn of Louts of 1103.••
FRANCIS JORDAN,
szoacraar or erars.
JODI LMARTRAAFT,
AUDITOR GMEAL.
WILLIAM IL HEMBLE,
1.,
FECE=I
CHINA WAREHOUSE.
RICHID BIM & CO.,
xxiazectatvpreite4
Igo. 100 Wood Street.
AMA AND eILVES MAT - U.3A.
NLVARIL TiA TDATIS and TAMN OUT.
LEN b alwAr
• • tligAll BIN figHTIL
' 0131 NA TOMAS BETZ,
Alt WM*O,
• BOWMAN WAR . ornery 410.10MN01
LAVA CAMD BANUTtL:
LAVArAONIL
. 'MILIAN STOMA WANg of Of vartsus
ran whohmalo and MAU WAdo.
Sk ; Th. W ag e l irrnollf Diet.
'"4""" "
ofAA sad Was the ASameu la t• Aldan
tlam,
SHEPHARD'S
CRACKERS
317 Liberty Street,
PITTSBURGH. TA.
THE PRIZE APPLE PARER.
sejPnittirarAfOrle:LTZ:l2Ve.
It e pratia=74l=',A.TrirrA'
Cn.• 1.PP11.4 at. the love. t wholesale r to. ,
.141.1U2i 71011%
as•rireiren , -
Blit_l6lll-Co—kiiiiiii ifira Z.R. FuLioscojEt_
ILILT! put reset.,
Hem sad Csipeater.
taus is rePp - 4, - , t mil.. .a amen
saki Dom the
jraTIMVI7.IIOIV:I"M.WPWL. attrUlte t 5 A 11 . 1 . 133"1"" ... " , 1 T .'
JAN= BORN, Agrjiia — g lopsiztag do.* With ims;
1.10 Wood MM. sild4UP.BB6
T 1
WAFTED,
_.. ..
4 Good, Steady - Girl ' ~
To do moral bes.Vverk. VIM be Olt te . gyh
WM; Ararat trlitTiZ,glaitt! '
5 Angola
WkirrED,
Iroll7l%7Cfr =LAST,
~...nvAtt:ltnigerag BlNg..only.tem.
:ralary moderate. ►ddNa F. O. BOX l' ag .
seindsi
To metrais.—wANTED,
•d Mitsation,
Rana sober fa
Indastaiwis married Dna, as
sarof a farm. Han a tem of bones whlas
he mill aFow a n
THIS
of to bt• ~oaaw AA
areal 13. Ofltlol, for °ammo*.
Kali:J.2
WAFT E- nc-cAnsorE l 4 , mx
b...rit"d2=ll3WAr. ro I
nVgo p sit
oar , Haan or Carine (green ahooteMWS
rlntr SssrPo Ulnae or carbines( ha Ibr
net? Wee or Carbines (fourteen shooter%
Ibr Oolt . • or
tows
Revolver*.
ore • odors.) ralr San
yo made on broach
are
Moons Or any of abor. arms
'tale me address or aph!y to J. H. :OHNOTO/t.
17W:fro. Pittlentrnit!'.""' 'or"' Len TOP
WANTED, -
JULY COLD COUPONS,
And Compound Interest Notes.
JAM T. mum" & 00.
Comae =rib add Wood at.. -
11=1
WANTXD—Men In Salesmen
Derpartmeat of ,Nalloaal art A.lllo4l.tiOlt.
Appl7 et 0606.
• R. U. CriMiAii.
inddleat Of IssoclolloS.
10Mb till Diamond Street, llttabarglh.
:4 ;0 7 . 4 4=357 I[ •1 fr, ell 4 : (zs
OLIVER •
M'CLINTOCK
•~& COMPANY
ire daily receiving a line assortmentof
NEW GEOOI3S,
Whlch are offered of a largo dleoggla Qom laet
Bprlng•opmas.
=1
Ingrain and Common
• CJ.A-VrinElT'fil.
Matthigeat New York Priem
apeaa ladottmasto to eine tub tom..
OLIVER Br CLINT OCK & CO.,
2$ Fifth Street.
PRICES REDUCED I
CARPETS !
Oil Cigna, _
Matting",
Window Shades,
Table Covers,
Piano Covers,
Hugs and Mats,
Stair Bode,
10 ,s.• of 007100 oar .TALL UOODS. we
offer oar stock at psiuu to colt lb. CLOW=
lIIITEINa. Taos. usedluggoods In our like eats•
act afford to pass us by. _
BOVARD ROSE & CO.,
• 21 Fifth Street,
atartretterT Char Batas a Ball's.
BRUINS IN CIRPHTS
JITNE, 1867.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED
I NEW STOCK,
Bought at recent Auction Salto m New Tort,
1M0 . .. offer it •
Reduction or 20 Per tent,
From" prices of uut Mouth. We haver/41,1ml
ALL-WOOL INGRAINS
25 Cods Per Yard..
BETIBSELS OIMPETS,'
23 Ceuta Per Yard.
Red, White lad (beaked Nattily,
To la Coats Per Yard.
WHITE MATTINGS,
To Sti Cants Per . Yard
New and besatiftl p•ttain
NOTTINGHAM LM CURTISS,
Cl=
A REOUCTION OF. FIFTY PERCENT.
& COLLINS.
71 and 78 Fifth Street.
Next trallittax to. Vatted Stele. Outten any
awl Noetettese, esooad low, over Mbiee. Boot
Slam..
HAVE REMOVED.
HTALLUH BROTHELS
No. 51 Fifth Street,
A wr wi of allasir azoldialtalge Datum
MEDALLION VELVETS.
Velvets, Brussels,
TAPJESTR BRVSEIRLS.
A large and algae kuestaumt of
Piano and Table Covers,
num co; WAN ice in Um
osa .13aissem s
THREE PLY .05: 0 TWO PLY
Ingrains,
nrify Tutety angry aroma CanNll.4
Iffautaarn Bitonnuis,
erl3lP2lll33.lllltreert.
WWI
I:l3 o ,vcleVl.[wesqr.4:l
DON'T BE DECLITED BY
. .
InVittabluttalf *gum stroeseests of hILIM.
c
"'' .ll2l92 l =is iy_47.1 . 42. 3 . a"
Ls Loy erarino •
ro.
LLWIT
USK.
Dirch, 1045 7Plitki. witeest.
1.17..11 - MKT! ealtlilleld.
GROVER & BALKEIVII
ELAITIC STITCH ANO LOCI STITCH
§ewing Machine's
At* TELICSIZT tat hatitT n 4 • ' '
PurDCOM Call Wm Was%
Jib. 105 run ithva.
G I ST NO= sur a
GROVER timmite r, .
nwiaswn ti Mibdk patedd
theredra sa• Wt. Manta' Modica* we list
NO. 10a •tR'B IT.. abode Id
.seic iw m is suaticess CAMBIAGIS
win t 081 IL t Irma mini
;,on vi
wall
brs Is Is th teibztbia
HO.
los aura mums%
memo - emnasaa.
TRE GEMVER & IMRE&
ERWIN° MACHINE
Is IdetlllizisTlaleat YtOatto. moue nor
above Maltallele
XI) 100 Frrra errziorr,
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