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The Tiro Needles.
The mariner's compass changed the face
of - the world, by stimulatin2 trade, by mak-
ing-the navigation of the broad ocean prac
ticable, and thus opening a new continent
to civilizition. is the -needle of modem
hrearma to work a ievolution almost or
I finite as important ?
The needle-gun gave Sadowa to Prussia;
- a victory as momentousin universal history
as Marathon or Cannre or Waterloo. The
immediate results were to restore Lombardy
and Venice to ItalY, 'seepring the- final
union of the nation tinder onegovernment;
and the biinging of all Germany outsideof
Austria, into practical subordination to
Prussia, slid into close confederation with
1. her. The indirect results are only begin
ning to reveal themselves; but we must al
ready number among _them great internal
changes in the Austrian empire, including
the adoption by the court of a thoroughly
liberal and progressive policy; and the re—
duction of France to a level with Prussia as
a military;power, with such danger of fall
ing into the second rank as compels her to
strain her resources to the utmost to avoid it.
France has invented her own needle-gun,
too, for the Chassepot rifle is of this char
acter. The Emperor depends upon it as the
most-effective small arm yet devised, and if
it prove superior to the German' gun we
shall perhaps see still more 'astounding
changes wrought by this second of those
needles, which may be said - to carry turn
ing-points of the history of inanldnd.—.W.
Y. Post. • •
Too Much Elephant. ••
On.4turday night, after the closing ex
hibition at Bailey's Circus had been given,
'the animals were - taken to the Michigan
' Central depot to be shipped to . Chicago.
The baby elephant was placed on a platform
car preparatorY to taking a trip westward,
and while he did not appear to relish the lo
cation much, he submitted to the arrange
ment that had been made for him with as
much grace as compulsion generally insures
.under such circumstances. While he stood,
_ the engine attached to the train started for
ward; and the sudden momentum given to
the car disturbed the equilibrium of the ele
phant, and he went off the car much quicker
than he went on. He gathered. himself up
as quick as he could, waxed wroth, and
started for the first opening that presented
itself. Although his keeper followed imme
diately, the elephant reached the passenger
depot in safety, and then made a bee line for
the refreshment stand there. The proprie
tor of the stand saw' the animal coming, and
succeeded in removing his pies, and es,
&c., just in . time to prevent their being de
voured. The elephant, although defeated
in his intentions, "threw out his, trunk,"
and might have taken in the - proprietor's
head had not the gas been turned off and
• the windows closed... He "sloshed around"
- considerably, clearing away 'ln almost any
direction, and was finfdly captured before
any dainage had ensued from his movements.
—Detroit Tribune.
An Excellent Law.
The Legislature of Ohio has enacted a
law for which they will receive, the tiiinnirS
of every Christian, moral man - and woman
in the country. It was passed on the six
teenth of April, and provides for the inflic
tion of a heavy fine and imprisonment on
any newspaper publisher who shall print or
publish an advertisement of any secret drug
or nostrum, purporting tO be exclusively for
the use of females; on, any druggist or other
person who shall sell or give away such
drugs; on any person whO shall, by prmting
or writing, or in any other way publish an
account or description of such drugs; etc.;
on any pceson who shall in any way pub
_ lish or circulate any ebscthe notice; .and on
any person who shall sell or give away any
. newspaper, circular, pamphlet or book con
taining notice of such drugs, etc.
The act, Of course, is not to effect a teach
ing in regularly chartered medical colleges
or the publication of medical standard books.
If this most excellent law was in opera
tion_ in this State, hundreds if not thousands
of lives would be saved, and scores of
newspapers, some of them in our own vicin
ity, now almost entirely dependent for sup
port upon these obscene. and infamous ad
vertisements, would pass away from the
field of journalism.—State Guard.
State Banks . and Savings Institutions.
The Auditor General's annual report on
these institutions in Pennsylvania affords
the following information :
There are in all six State banks—the
Bank of Pittsburgh, Farmers Bank of
Schuylkill county, Farmers and 31(lehanics
Bank. of Shippensburg, Millets and Miners
Bank in Mercer county, Stroudsburg Bank,
and Tioga County Bank; and the following
savings and deposit banks: Canonsburg
Savings Fund Society, Carlisle Deposit
Bank, Dauphin Deposit Bank, Hanover
Savings Fund Society, Mechanics Bank at
Harrisbuix, Reading &Angel Bank, Shrews
bury Savings Institution,
Real Estate Sav
ings Bank at Pittsburgh, Western Savings
Bank at Pittsburgh, Scranton Sayings Bank
and the Dime Savings ‘..lnstitution at Beth-
• The aggregate resources , are put down at
07,800,660.41, and the liabilities at $7;806,-
772.92, the difference between them being
eaused by the ';Canonsburg Savings Fund
Society reporting an excess of resources of
$487.69, and the Real Estate Savings Bank
an excess of liabilities of $6OO.
THE Mobile Register prints a letter writ
' ten by its editor, who is now or was lately
in Waslington,: written' on'the anniversary
of the assassination of Mr. Lincplp. _The
general tone of this letter is' nidie - wnithylof .
- remark than any special expression in it.
Mgt :Viler *discitssteil the3 l i guestibn. ,oT the
murder in a flippant ,way-, speaks of the
President as one who goes down to history
as "the late lamented,'. ,remarks that he was
not a good-looking man,"calls Booth "a pa
triotic monomaniac,' mildly madams politi
cal assassinations,' bit'thinki,that on the
whole this pnrticularmurder has been for
the advantage of the South. Perhaps a
careful reader might'examine this letter
critically with a view to fault-finding and
yet be ables:to. , pointrout::'no.;leatene a • r to
which he could object. But no one could
read it without discovering that the writer's
sympathies were wholly with Booth when
lie took aim at the President's head. It ot
• kith writing WA-the thnst insidlotutwa vi
keeps alive the rebellious spirit, and whfie
intelligent people read ( and assent to it, it is
useless to hope for a healthy public senti
meatin that section.
BOSTON; CifiLIDDEIVR AID SIX:WIT.—
'This, society bad its origin in the efforts of
the Istlies whAyiere in the, habit ,of ;Hatt
° I ' thwyslisi . *be* they fotihd malty nn
-1,, ybors "wholly unease/0 for, and with
Nrito utospeet of being #nyt,bng but Wild.
Ari}bs' and Ml:blind& Tke:y Jaye now a
•‘..- i .ri . 4in? Alia I ?ilildiAlkiiciveat ,zirialcin, with
: a n eacoeut mem dkaa. - a...fanner f . and. a
,;lady-visitor and:a general agent at Boston.
I , Tbe latter; Mr: , Cookimisite ,the, courts an d ftE LINE.
tprisonseverydar , ansthitibrout. such boys. , . - 26 ok i k atu i_ wir ..... ,
Pas bethinks Rhvertissr.yeay , tiro hundred ;„ ,L . 4 )1 .L - - , 7"':4 LINE,
,and' ' 4 ietelC l V 4ll YeetWOr i l l til l 4-7 .134 t Cblieln iillit L ang4'4slllllll ; ai l I° i; *lii ntr e4 - . o sli atoee
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Mr. Dleraeli and Judaism.
The London Jewish Chronicle has the fol
lowing remarks in reference to the new
Premier and Judaism: "There seems, in
deed, to be a singular mistake as tb the re
lation of D'lsraeli to J Sorr.e Jews
censure him as an apostate, and urge his
aimstacy as an instance of tergiversation.
Some Christians scoff at him as a Jew, with
a singular disregard of all they owe to the
Hebrew race. ,Now, the fact is, that, in
piain English, D'lsraeli is neither an apos
tate nor a Jew. He was born of 'Hebrew
parents. His father, Isaac D'lsraeli, the
author, and his mother a scion of the Base
vis, were members of Bhepardim Jewish
families. Hisgrandfather , and grandmother,
indeed, rest inthe Portuguese cemetery at
Mile End. Benjamin D'lsraeli was admit
ted into the communion ot Israel, but his'
father,_thinking fit to quarrel with his syna
gogue,. failed to' teach his child Judaism.
One (lay Bogers, the celebrated banker poet,
happeninto visit at Isaac D'lsraeli's house
at Hackn ey, when Benjamin was about five
'er sisyears old, and regretting . to find so
intelligent a youth without religious instruc
tion, lookllum to. Hackney Church. • From
this event dates his absolute and complete
- severancelfrom the Jewish communion. He
became a christian, and a great genius was
lostto
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Safety of Life and Property on Railways.
Leading members of each branch of
Congress are urging the necessity of some
Federal inspection of and control over such
railways as extend through several States.
The House Committee on Roads and Canals
has-a'-report in preparation; which, it is
said; takes the ground that Congress has the
undoubted power to compel railroads to
provide all reasonable guards against acci
dent, and especially to take such measures
as shall render fires impossible from lamps
or stoves, and that Congress also has the
power to force railroads to make such con
nections with each other as shall prevent
delay in commercial transactions. Regard
lug the control - of rates of fare- and freight,
the report will take the position that Con
gress cannot interfere unless the rates are so
exorbitant as to impede , commerce. There
may be a recommendation for the appoint
'Meat of a commission to examine into the
whole rerifiation and operation of the Rail
roado system of the country during the
coming recess and report at the next session
of Congress.
A Double Murder.
A dreadful crime has been committed at
Vannes, France. A man named Lodeo, for
merly a soldier, had married a' few months
ago a farmer's daughter of the neighbor
hood. He lived a debauch, and soon spent
the four or five thousand francs which he
had received with his wife. Suddenly, a
few days back, he went to his father-in-law's
house, and without saying a word, attacked
him with a knife,
and, after stabbing him
twice mortally, took - to-flight. The dying
man, fearing some - further catastrophe,
charged his son to go to his sister's and if
necessary protect her. But the young man
arrived too late, as the woman was found
a corpse, with the head nearly.severei from
the body. She had been dead, it appeared,
more than three days, and the murderer had
been shut up most of the time in the room
with the corpse. He has since been arrested.
POLITICAL
igffI'"CONGRESS-22d „
Gen. .1. S. NEiGL.EY
la a candidate for no - mina:ion before the Union Re
publican Convention.
mhl7:d&-T
CONGRESS-22d DISTRICT.
THOMAS HOWARD, Esq.,
Is a candidate for nomination, by the Union Repub
lican Congressional. Convention. inb3l:d&T
rg'''FAß DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
LEVI BIRD DUFF,
Subject to the decision of the Union Republican
County Convention. . ap1.7:092-d&T
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Gen. A. L. PEARSON,
Subject to the - decialon of the Union Republican
CountvConvention.. inbUitr.3.d&T
igrFOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
WILLIAM C. MORELAND,
Subject , to the decision of the. Union Republican
County Convention. • nititlana:d&T
M 22 'ASSISTANT DISTRICT AT
TORNEY. •
JOHN W,. RIDDELL
Will be a candidate for Asslatent District Attorney,
subject. to. the dentition Of the Republican County
Convention. . apitnd&T
ASSISTANT DISTRICT— AT-
J. B. FLACK,
Subject to the decision of the Union Republican
County Contention.
Ergjallll4lllLw III; 1 1:14 WA Mil
PHILIP HOEIIR,
Of Lower St. Clair townabip, (late of Co: R. 1121 d
P. V..) sublect to the decision of the Union Repub
lican Connty-Convention. . ar2l2:cderdar
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Igr'BATCHIELOW S HAIR DYE.
•
This splendid Hair Dye Isthe best in the world;
the only true and 41erfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
Instantaneous; tio disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the 111 effecti of, bad dyes; Invigo•
rates and leaves the. Date soft and beautiful. black
Or brown.' ikild`by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at • Batchelor's Wig /factory, No.
16 Bond.street, New York. - meintrAi
MABRIAGE A 1111) CELIBAC Y,
l A n ti d Es tu ss e Young2 E en on the '
8011 nde,
create impediments to, MARAI l IGE, vB w E irti lthlch
m of
of reliff. Seat sci Jed letter envelo 8
pe ur e e ,
free SKILLIN IfoUGH
TON. Howard
POD 99'111°14' Philadelphia, Pe4a
,rogewEvAx..BEctisirr,
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.:imatannitmetzirandnut,
Mato of P. F. W. & C. ThillwaY.)
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0111ce,No,107EDEIIALEET, Room No. 2,
upetairs. P. 0.,110a 50, ALLEGHENY - VITT.
- MACHINERY, of all descriptions, designed.
BLASTPURNACEend 201,1•INGHILL.,DRAW..
INUS farttsbed...j'arlicalar .ettention'pald to de-
SignIngCOLLIEHII.OOOMOTIVEIL Patents con-
Identiallt solicited. Ail. Au EVYNING DRAW.
• ING CLASS .for .utenbaulca every 'WEDNELIDAY
NIGHT.. , • aplinag
§ILVER,MINELrWe &hall, In a
andioara t ai ew ecoup46, 43: vetod Y redd g i . evn ae llaneni n o ; puezi a tirsten n zue : nan e d n iyo7 s
ri r ece
ho llt t i maii l tod ver i
on
711 4 ' s s, o d u ci f
oeretaic Silver t.
. xperlenced , mlners
It la intended to hist e. them er thlly , dovelope ore
. Il_sing to the. expense of eating' tmlloutg ma
t„'"us l 7, Ate. For this development Mat, p
—To oetermlned to sell- a limited amount of t,he_
sue* a„,......t as -rate which vslll place Purgi luerl i -911 4";
riri.......__'ugund AB ; th e - troprietori themselves. o
--- a....euars aptdp to. _ • B. MariAlN it CO.,
-- -- ' ' , , •,, I - , Itallt Fourth 'street.
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7 --, --- - -- , 3....bb1i, .No. i Mackerel; i• - ' -,
on " ~. a do; - i
GO .. a :
X a _OO lit. doiXoo. a nd 3 mackerel;
• • I. `""utta ito. 1 Mackerel; -• :-.---
:• • , :Iw o b larl , L. Igne kiamall,
In store, tar saiecOf lte../Plah;
mho ' ' ' ... i 50 n,,„SIMA,111Elt kL4l,bria.
------ •••• a atid /74 wood street
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ELU, ESTATE AGENTS.
JOHN D. BAILEY' & BRO.
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STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
, •
Are prepared to bell at Auction STOCKS, BONDS
and all kinds of SECURITIESEAL ESTATE.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sc.,,t either on the
premises or at the 130.1td of Trade Rooms.
• Particular attention paid, as heretofore, to the
sale of Real Estate at private sale.. . •
Sales at Real Estate in the country attended. -
.oflice. No. 115 FOURTH STREET. cm=
FAIDIS:FOR SALE.
hate now for sale several of the finest FARMS In
WestmWestmoreland and Indiana counties, on remarka,
oreland easy terms, so easy , that any one desirous of buy
ng can purchase on time altogether . Call and ex
amine for yourself. -
• G. IL PETTY,
No. 80 SmlGitleld street
rah 4
:"FOR • SALE--REAL ESTATE.
ponOUNTRY RESWENVE FOR
SALE OR RENT.—A arge two - story - double
se, containing 10 rooms. including double par
lor, with marble mantles, and all the modern lip
proVements; 1 acre of ground, filled with fruit,
p•apes, berries, .te.' Situated near Minersville, at
the termination of the Wylie street Passen ger cars.
This Is one of the handsomest locations in:A l liegheny
county, and In a good neighborhood. Apply at
W. A. HERRON'S Real EstateST Grant
street. mh'23
FOR SALE & TO LET.--lionses
and Lots for sale in all parts of the city.and so
urbs. Also, several FARIIS in • good locations.
Also, a'sniall WOOLEN FACTOR] , with 20 acres
ofland, and good improvements, which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. ' Business Rouses
to let on good streets. Private Dwelling.llouses for
rsnt in both cities. For furtherparticulars inqulre
WILLIAM WARD,
yam 1.10 Grant street. opposite Cathedral.
THE MAGNOLIA FARM,
•
150 ACRES,
Located near '3lcEcesport. not far from Elrod's Sta
tion,. on the Connellsville Railroad. New house, In
excellent condition; barn excelled by few in the
country. All improvements on the place are mod
ern and of the best kind. Soil unsurpassed by any in
the country for farming. Fruit, grapes, AT.. in
abundance: Never fallhig springs abound. Coal
bank open. Fences perfect. Will be sold cheap.
Apply to
STEEL & WILSON,
Brokers and Real Estate'Agenis,
ap2.5 No. 66 . SMITIIFIELD STREET,.
2,000 000 ACRES
OF
CHOICE LMIDZ FOR SAT,E,
BY THE
Union Pacific liailivall'Quhupp4ty;
EASTERN
Lying along the line . of their road, at •
$l,OO TO $5,00 PER ACRE
And on a CREDIT OF FIVE YEARS
For further particulars, maps, &e, address
JOHN P. DOTREIIX,
Land Commlasloner, Topeki, lianFaa
Or CHAS. B. LAMBORN, See'y,
IME
WHITE LEAD AND COLORS
CHROME YELLOW,
FOR
HAM PACKERS,
AND
McCOY'S VERDITER GREEN,
FOR SALE BY
HARRIS 4C, EWING,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS'
Corner of Litierty-and Wayne Streets,
PITTSI3URGII. PA.
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PIT' s33uitom
White Lead and Color Works,
MANISFACTURIRS OF
WHITE AND RFD LEAD;
ZINC, rUTTY, BLUE LEAD;
• . McCOY'S VERDITER GREEN,
And all colors, dry or In oil.
OFFICE, No. 67 FOURTH STREET.
Factory.' Nos. 450..459, 454. 430 and 459
RebecoaStreet, and 49, 31 and 53 Lacock ntrect.
Allegheny. .
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
'WESTERN DISTRICT of
PENN
6'_'LVANIA. SS. •
At tbe.eity of Pittsburgh, the 36th day of April,
To WHOM IT •MAT CONeXIIN.—The undersigned
hereby gives•notice of his appointment as Assignee
of JUSTUS ROUSHAUSENund GEORGE H. HOU
SHA.USEN, pa.rtners as J. and U. ii. Ronshausen,
- of Pittsburgh. In the county of. Allegheny, and
State or Pennsylvania, within said district, who
have been adjudged bankrupts upon Creditor' Pe
tition, by the District Court of said district.
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WEN3IAN At LEWIS. Assignee,
&pH:pi:Z-9 , Attorney-at-Law. 93 Diamond at.
TIT SYLVANIA..I49. -
-Atl'ittsburgh, the 11th day of April, A. D. 1808.
TO WHOM IT *MAY CO:VC/HIM : The undersigned
hereby itives notice ot his appointment as Assignee
of H. M. HEHSHBERD, of Pittsburgh, In.the count
ty of Allegheny, and State of Pennsylvania, witnin
said district, who has been adjudged. a bankrupt
upon his own petition , by the. District Court of said
'dratrier. • SIMON W. lIANDAER,
.ay 99)20-.9 OK. Clair street.
WESTEtiII DISTRICT of PENN
SYLVANIA,__ SS.
tittsburgif t the 9Stb day ofMarch.A.D. 1108.
The undersigned herebyfrives notice of his appoint
ment ass,Assignee of,JACOB F. DIFFENBACHit,
of Ohio township. In the county of Allegheny and
State of Pennsylvania, within entd distHet who has
been adjudged a bankrupt upon Ids own p e tition i by
the ‘ Dintriet•Court of said district. •
JOHN H. BAILEY Assignee,
.rith3o:ll Attorney -at-law. 139 Omni, street.
LEGAL.
':NOTlCE.—Letters
Jul testamentary upon the estate of
William•
Ebbinson, Jr. ) deceased,
Move been granted to the undersigned. All persons
baring elate:is against the. estate will present the
same to the undersigned; mid all persons indebted to
the estate make psyment.to the undettigned.•
MAR] 20EINSON.
• xentrix.
8116ENB E E e IWEE.
„MIN MORRISON,
• Executors.
Oftlee of the 'Estate at No. 14 Federal street, Atte.
gimpy City, with Mr. JOHN M., ROLilliii9N.
op:h:pl4 *- - i ” '
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• P iaD , Zl.T l‘ . frnnlgl va t l'
1 11Au 10th. ioa MAU IS - T O 4IEiOTICE that t
on the -gib day''of April. A. D. UM, oWar
rsot In Ilankmipter was boned 'Whet the
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" , OSTATZ OF aroncirit rxxxecx,
2fThlirejrAl*, in the Mir of Philadelphia,- arid
an . r 4 PllnniValaill,,:W 0 pail been avowed a
oil his awn petit On; that the payment of
illnif,d and delivery - or imy Property bulimiddif te
seals. ps s fpg him or for his ume. , and Jim tr i sgoi
11412 :eifirgne, I”.. e.rtlit i o lti r it l iPt i r st i il d r bankrupt: w to
f ... r ....., and to choose one or anon, Al.
F i li pm ill 0 )-4111, estate will, beheld a Court of
;to be ho l den'at
ITUfit. ALS sista street,
Register, Y .
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Eltb day of kI_a EY A . . DVili t _ fli g eti
o'clock A. 31. - P . ~ ELLE
Amyx E. 13. Mar shal, as Messengert
,4.486
ICSTABLISUED 1949 TIIL LAMEST 1 1 AMERICA.
NORTH AMERICAN
Lightning Rod Manufactory,
EON GALVANIZING] WORKS,
30,000 ITET MANUFACTU - -
LIGHTNING
Manufactured at - these works, an .
of the contluent, are admitted to
Lightning Rod in use. Great lull
to, peddlers and all persona buy r
Also tine Platlna Points, of all k
together *ith Insulators, Paste .1
Iron Conn ctlon Burs, Braces, et.
Wets and Circulars sent free.
REYB g
arlO:o33•d&F
pimps or THE
VARIOUS KINDS OF GUNPOWDER,
HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
Office, 172 and 174 .FEDERAL STREET,
Electric Noe. 1, 2. 24 and 5 grain, in Square
Canisters. I lb. ea ch
American Sporting, in Oval Canisters of 1 lb,
each
Dual: Shnoting, Nos. 1,2, 3 and 4 'grain, In
Oval Canisters of 1 lb. each
!Indian Rifle, in Oval Canisters of 1 lb. each....
Kentucky Rifle, in Oval Can4ters of I.lb. each
Kentuckvit Übe. In Oval Canisters of lb. each
(21 one lb. Oval Canisters in a ease.) •
(50 half lb. do. do. do.)
KEG POWDER.
Kentucky Rifle. FFFG, FFG, and. "Sea Shoot
ing" FG In kegs, '25 lbs
Kentucky , Kille, reef:, FFG, and "Sea Shoot
ing', ro; In kegs, 12,1 i lbs
Kentucky,Rine, FFFG, 'FFG, and "Sea !Shoot
ing" FG. in kegs, 6;4 Ms
Deer Powder, In kegs, Vi Ibs
Mining and Shipping Powder, Mining e, FF,
and rrr grain net cash,' in kegs. 25 lb.
Safety Fuse fur lllasting, of superior quality,
In packages 0f.50 feet and over
Delivered free of expense on board of Boat or
Ballmad, In Pittsburgh or Allegheny
SECURITY AND COMFORT FOR
St. Loyale, 31.650url
J. B, HARRIS' SAFETY FIRE JACKET,
Car Heater and Moderator,
For SMOKE AND HOT AIR FLUES, dispensing
with the use of Stoves and Fires lu or about the
Passenger or Baggage Cars, with the attachment to
graduate the heat to any temperature-that 'may be
desired without the possibility of tiring the car or
cars to which the Jacket may be attached.
Having obtained of the United-States Letters Pat
ent fora Safety Jacket which is warranted to resist
the3xtost intense heat that may be adplied to it in
the position and purpose fur which it is intended.
It is a sure protection from accidents by Bre, origi
nating from defective flues, or' where iron pipes are
need as conductois for smoke or heat. It is appli
plicable to all piping that may become overheated,
and lawarranted to give perfect satisfaction wherc
wood or other ccmbustible material may be placed
in close proximity thereto. I am now ready to ap
ply my invention to stores, dwellings,' facteries,
ships, steamboats, railroad' cars, Ac., wherever
pipes as conductors arc made dangerous by being
overheated and security desised. I will sell, on ap
plleatlvott. rights to manufacture or to use the apove
invention; also, territorial right's, to such as may
wish to engage in seining priv.leges, either by State
or county.
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/IRV...Office at the "NE PLUS ULTRA PAINT
WORKS," corner of :Morris street and the Alleghe
ny Valley Railroad, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa.
fe2s:k4o
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
Notice is herebi itirtn to all owners or Drays,
Carts, Carriages, doggies, die. whether resident or
non-resident In the City of Pi ttsburgh, toga' their
s -
Licenses at the Treasurer' Mice of' the City of
Pittsburgh FORTHWITH, in accordance wi th an
Act of Assembly, approved March 30th. 1000, and
and an Ordinance of the Connell* of. the city of
Pittsburgh; passed April 10, 1860.
All Licenses nut paid on or before MAY 13, 1868,
will be placed Jo the hands of the Chief of Police
for collection, sohject to his fee of 30 tents for the
collection thereof. and . all persons who neglect or
refuse to take out Lieennes will be subject to a pen
alty, to be recovered before theAlayor, double the
amount of the License. •
The old metal plates of preylous yenta must be re
turned at the time Licenses aro taken out, or-pay
00 cents therefor. •
• ItATEH OF LICENSE:: -
Each One Doric Vehicle 7 50
Each Two Horse '•• ISI 00
Each Your Horse " . • 15 00 '
Each Two Horse Rack ,15 00
Omnibuses and Timber Wheels drawu by Two
Horses, Eighteen Dollars each. For each addi
tional Horse used lu Ally of the above vehicles. One
Dollar. SAMUEL ALLINDER,
City Treasurer.
kITTPIMIC3/1.. February IL IHGB.
HOUSEKEEPERS,
TH.ES QT.TV.V.N.
QUEEN OF .THE WASH-TUB.
A HOUSE CLEANER; A CLOTHES WASHER;
A SPOT. ERADICATOR; A COLOR RESTORER;
Cheaper than Soap. Sold In Bottles by all respeit
able Grocers. Indorsed by the first families of Alle.
gueny county. • Manufactured by the
IJEMM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Office, No. 136 WOOD STREET. Pittsburgh.
GREAT SALLE.
Tremendous Sacrifice in Looking Glasses.
•
Preparatory to moving, I offer my elegant stock of
fine GILT, PIER add - IdANTLE IILAnnEN,POII
- and PICTURE EltAlVlrli: also, miscellane
ous styles of REDItOOItt ULASSES, ail of which
must be sold by the lat ofJuue,
Those who arc In want of floe Parlor Glasses and
first-class article of Ono gilt work, will do well to
give me a colt. •
apii-atwr J LYONS.
110 ,
Wood strict.
F. W. C. FELDCO. , .
DEALERS IN
GLUE, 017ItLED HAIR,
Tanners , Scraps Ceromis Cattle Talk
BONES, NEAT'S FOOT,OIL &C.
Office and Warehouse, :Ye. 333 LIBERTY ST.,
3d door from Wayne,
1101GME81 11E171. & C 9.1
'ANCHOR' coTTorr MILLS,
1?1'Vr8131714431113.
ganufactto an of HEAVY, MEDIUM and LIGHT
,ANCHOR AND. MAGNOL,IA MHZETINGS AND
• BA ti° V EMEN •
si wroNE.
PLApTE Onz-NAT
WERyI 'E •
- • y CO
e treat .
HEIM
ea Wood
,
yam' ittrimum BELTING AND -
STICAN PACKING_ whor l etetneldk et the
ndts Blubber DODOS, p h sad . Clair street.
apll II. MUM.
*W - 40* t0.474:541,,-40;>'
MISCELLAN
EOM).
BRASS FOUNDRY
CHM
THE CELEBRATED STAR GA
sold' to all parts
oe superior to any
lueonents offered
ng at wholesale.
nds and patterns,
Inge, Copper and
. Samples, rain-
Nos. 488 and 490 St. i
,John St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
MANUFACTURED BY TUE
- ARTHUR KIRK, Agent,
ALLEGHENY; PA
CANISTER - POWDER
THE TRAVELING COMMUNITY
DRAYS, HACKS, &e.
A STAIX REMOVER;
Regardless of Cod.
Plt Toss MOH; PA.
MEM
I -
•IBEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office In Franklin gavlngs Bank Buildings,
No. 43 Ohio PAC.. Al lewhosty.,
! A. HOME COMPANY. inanagod by Directorm well
known to the commonOy. who true! by fair deallpg
to merit, a share of your patronage. -
HENRY IRWIN,
GEO. D. RIDDLE
i ED DAILY
IVANIZED
DIRECTORS.:
henry Irwin ID, L. Putterbon , llonry Gerwig,
Geo. R. Riddle, .litenit Franz, liutt 1011, Fans,
Simon Drum, I. IL Smith, I.lncob
W. :H. Stewnrt, tilt. P. Willtdon, iJonepli crag.
Joe. Luutner, H. J. Zinkand, Jeremiah Ruben
riplinort
RODS,
NATIONAL INSURANCE C 0.,.
OF THE CITY Or ALLEGHENY.
Office, In ALLEGHENY TRUST CO3IPANY'Ii
BUILDING.
FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.
•W. W: MARTIN, Pree
JAS. E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
TEMEtTOII.B:
!0.11. P. WIlllautoIno: Thompson,
jJas, Lockhart, Jos. Myers,
ROL. Lea, 'C. C. Boyle,
iGeo. Gent, Jacob Kopp.
& CO.,
A. H. English,
Jno. A. Myler, -
Jas. L. Graham,
Jno. Brown, Jr.
mh2.5:1134
NyESTERN INSURANCE COM-
I'A NY . OF PITTSBURGH. '
EXANDER IM ICE, President.
WIL HERBERT, Secretary.
CAPT. GEORGE NEELD, General 'Agent.
(Mice, ,S 2 Water Etruet, Slung ,t Co.'s Ware;
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
bWill Ir.:nre against all kinds of Fire and Marine
isks. A home Institution, managed by Directors
who are well known to the community, and who nre
determined by promptness and liberality to. main
tain the character which they have assumed, as of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
insured..
DIRICCTOnS:
Alexander Nimick, ' John R. McCune,'
R, Miller, Jr.,. Chas. J. Clarke, • '
James McAuley, ; William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer, ; . Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Ackley,l Phillip Reymer,
David 31. Long, Win. Morrison,
,
D. Ihmsen. _ noV
_____
pENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH •
OFFICE, 21 FIFTH STREET, BANK BLOCK.
Tills Is a Hume Conipauy„and insures against less
by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer. •
IitTUR MeELIIENY, Secretary.
• ',canard Walter,
C. C. Boyle,
Robert. Patrick,
Jacob Painter,
Joalah King,
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sprofil,
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
FRANKLIN'INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 433 & 437 CHESTNUT ST., - NzAn firm
ftEcrons:
Charles .V. Bancker, Mordecai H. Louis, -
Tobias Wagner; ; David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant, ' Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
f , eorge W. Richards, George Fates.
CHARLES G, BANCILER, President.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
W. C. STEELE, Secretary,pro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, AGENT,
North West corner Third and Wood Streets.
rahlts:wm
A LLEpyki
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-...e•GMENY INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 EIFTII STREET, HARK BLOCH
Insures against all kinds of Fire and Marine Risk's.
JOHN IRWIN, Jn., President.
JOHN D. MeCORD, Vice President.
C. G. DONNELL, Secretary.
CAPT. W.M. DEAN, General' Agent.
DIRECTORS: ' • _
firm. Win. Dean,
I B. L. Falinestock,
W. H. Everson,
Robert H. Davis,
Francis Sellers.
Cart. J. T. StcAdale..
PEOPLES' !INSURANCE COM-
A. PAN Y.
John Irwin, Jr.,
John I). McCord,
C. G. Hussey,
Hamer Childs,
T. J. Hoskinson,
Charles Hays
•
OFFICE, N. E. COESEE WOOD STE.
A Home Company, taking Fire
DIRECTORS:
i Wm. Phillips, I Capt. John L. Blacads,
Pain Watt, ; Samuel P. Shriner,
John E. Parks, Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James Miller, ! Jared M. Brash,
Wm. Van Kirk, i Wm. F. Lang,
James B. Verner. f Samuel 3leCrickart
WTI. PHILLIPS, President.
• .101 IN WATT. Vice President.
W. F. GARDNER, Secretary.
CAPT. JAS. GORDON. General Agent. ,
COAL AND COKE. ?
BEST FAMILY COAL
And 111011 ve rod Proniptly to Order,
AT LOWEST At A RIC RT RATES, ItY
OSCAR F. LAMM &. CO.,
Corner Simlunky Street and P. Ft. W. & C. R. R.
AL I.:EGUIMINI7 CITY,
ANTHRACITE COAL FURNISHED AT THE
lAAVEST- RATES. jee:
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART &CO.,
. Having motored tbotr Office to
NO. 607 1.41-133:311/TY
Mutely City Flour st ill) sEcoNzi Etoon,
Are t o trs?j, e Trall Vo r n n i3PeililJ;P,Teattl1 .1 4;
morket pricy.
All orders left ta their oilier, or addrepord to
them through the mall, will be attended to promptly.
my25:14.1. •
CHARLES 11. AItBINTItON44,
DrAttu '
TOUGHIOGLENY AND 00N2IELLSVILLE GOAL,
COAL, SLACK 'AND DESULNIVIVIZED COKE
Office- and Yard—eon:4lpm or DUTT.ltlt AND
MORTON britiCETS. rind • yard on Liberty and
Clymer etreeta Ninth Ward, and on eleoomi rtreet.
near Look Ni. 'i t Pittalmrall,Pa.
ramille• a litaitaftettirora anoplio4 with tha
bort article Ilf Cual,or Coke at the laWast !lath nitro.
Orden' le ft at Any or their oilleca will reptile.
prompt attention: , •
Hneeinixora to
iIitADELPIITA AND rolltilltiiolllCNY COM.
)11zattm,_ffTltr.)%104 AND DMAI,IOI, lir ItAjL.
ItQAD ANI) ItIVIIII, or auperlor loushiegheny
CAS AND FAMILY COAL.
O a m Men
Wanor d
ka. Yard—FOOT OF TII:Y brIMICT, mar
kIiPEIIIO,II COAL.
P " -#- C. & CO..
Idlneyo end tililpporo or Pt 11141 1 11,1t0110A14, TONOZ
god trAAlll_4( COAL. NUT COA mid HI.AOK. -
cool delivered promptly to all ports or the °Oleo
at lowed market rotor. .
OMeo mot Yard—OONSP,It ttrrOU tTII AND WAT-
IiON (rOrtnerly CapalitTltNETti,
I'. O. 11011 JAWS. oc23:
FURNIT
wito)
LEML
NO. 118 , .16 1 0
CHAMB
ConstantEK ru)ly on t
prpliceate asoottmont
s.
Those to wint
Invlton to 00.111)1
WOrk
1.04 suits's!
mh2
JOHN IL
,N'
Rmr throxil-r)
site Porte Ste.
Greenbaum,
OF ALLIMIENY,. FA!
President.
Secretary.
DIRECTOILS:
Georg , : 'Wilson.
Geo. W. Evans,
• J. C. Lappe,
J. C. nelner,
.Tolin Voegtley,
- A. Ammon.
ALWAYS ON HAND
And Manwiftioturero of
AMUSEMENTS.
EFQItvQ:
FRED AIMS
(11 , ..0. 11. BARTON'
•
• -
I; roaf tlio;lile bill of the seaston. First night ofthe
sthe , cn't,l,brotoo Fht , t night of the expoile
of
itnb ,Poelety, 1:1.7-KLUX KLAN. Johnny
'•"." ' t "" , Oscar and'the
I Ire eligible ( .'oniptli; c.
• .
IRI-DIURNELL'S
MUSEUM EXHIBITION,
co?Apth,in g woincs nPAItT and tat.EAT'.N .
VILA!. LIVING tmtlom. ric , 4z,
viralA A T vrtA
xKLIN BALL,,
tmet, nproot.. Pitthhorpth Theatre. j..;
enrds mint's...ln. vittn. Doors open MEI
S O'CioOk A. It. Pr 10 I*. m.
a0:618'
HOTELS.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
T ,
he undereigned beg to announce to the t lr i f . o rti x. nd ro s
and the public that they Kaye purchexel b
ESTABLISHED and POPULAR. HOUBL,
No. 844 Liberty !ltreet.'i
Anil will continue to keep It In the best stle. , The
MANSION HOUSE luta over ono hundred roomsi all
newly furnished In the beet style, and only two Min
utes' walk from the Railroad Depot. Trayelera*lll
find this house an excellent one .to stop at, and;*lll
be accommodated any hour, day or night.
Connected with the House Is a splendid Hall4or
Concerts.
Flllllllles or single persons taken to board try: ',the
day, week or month, with or without rooms.
H. WACNER., , •
PLTTAlttlittArti.
milli:inn
CO A IrF! , ; . TED 0% THE EURiDrE
ST. JAMES HOTEL,,
Nos. 4Os and 407 11,1berty St.,
orpo•dv: rniun pirn..3BunGli
JAMES K. LANAHAN, ProprletOr,
This house Is newly built splendidly furni3h
ed, and convenient to all the nail - roads reining bite
the city. Strangers visiting the city will find this
very convenient and economical plan. You secure
your room and pay for your meals as you get therm
The Restaurant connected with this hotel hropervat
all hours of the day and night. Balls and parties
supplied with Suppers at the shortest notice and
reasonable rates. seleiges
LUMBER.
LUMBERS LUMBER! LUMBER!
ALEXANDER PATTERSON,
YARDS No. S 6 Fret , le Street forinerly . Manchenter,'
and No. 157 Rebecca streetopposite Dna Work.,
ALLEGHENY CITY. :i•
DEALER IN ALL KINDS CY
. :
Rough .and Planed liuntber
Flooring.. Doors.
Weatherboarding, Sash. • • , i.'
Shingles, Mouldings,
Saw Mill Lumber, • Ceder and. Locust PosW l
Lath and Palings. Oak and Yellow Pine. !.1
ALtO—FIRE BRICK, TILE and CLAY. a1.5:059
FORT PITT LUMBER COMPANY
Capital, - - - $125,000.
PRESIDENT-EDNITARD DITHRIDGE.
SECRETARY-T. A. WEIGHT. -
SUPERINTENDENT-EDW. DAVISON:
DIRECTORS:
Edward Davison, • L. F. Duncan.,
John Mellon, E. D. Dithridge
Geo. W. Dithrldge. ' M. L. Malone,
Johnston.
LUBBER YARD--Corner of BUTLER AND AL
LEGHENY STREETS, Ninth Ward. !L:
OFFICE AT FORT PITT GLASS WORE 'S, Was&
ngton Street. la2olBB'-
FERTILIZERS
T O WHEAT GROWERS.
EUREKA AMMONIATED BONE,
SLIP.
-PHOSPHITE OF LINE,
MANUFACTURED EY
The Allegheny Fertilizer Co;
SE WARD te CAMPBELL,
PROPRIEZ`ORS,
Office, 356 . Penn Street, Pittsintrgh, Pa
The best Fertilizer in use, and recognized by 2 ' , •
Farmers who have given it a trial, to be the stain*.
and fir raising large crops of Wheat,. Rye, Oats.,
Corn, Pota toes, dc. We have published for grat4-
itous circulation a pamphlet containing interesting
and valuable statements of this Fertilizer, copies of ;
which will be sent free to auy sending us their ad&
dress,
J. CO "VS
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.GARDEN AND FLOWER__SEEDi,
STOCK PURE AND FRESH:
Dealers, Gardeners 'aud Private' Flunllles
, .
....
I Wllll Plod tiltlr requltrutints Wily tort,
1 . ,
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Our large stock; completr assottutoot, Itott ttto a , c'•
knowttottrod yellabtllty at oor slog's 1040 us to coA T
tttlently wattranter sallstlictloo to our rostosort , 4
("umlautly on hsott - sutt for **to at trio .lowtst tom , -
kri priori.. - '
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DAIIDEN AND IFLOWIM DEEM. j.
r 213.1, AND lAWN StVPS,
POTATOES.
(4001114WR. 11AIIISON, urextrr, wurri
spuotrrs and
FLOW ElllllNli P Arta HIPLItta. : '
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IMPLEMENTS AND TIMM
Alt-t• 041 0 1 / 1 1 rolAtttio 0 ittii
or ttliftWll4loll4 t SAO " " 7 "4"11"
* 110 ‘oro , „,pr Mott
Our , New Descriptive Seed Catalogvi
triS,l?
V it 414 ,41 Q110t10446 Of NI AARI.44IkAt Mt i t t .l .
1 4 11 , All viriottoo or N ON'tn 1 141 CS ANU
Alll lit M., GAIN, duet t , All V1A1.14, lIIIITMII
q illW7 141 , 01111 w Anil &nor inninntomont—
incloo
n nnekn Oil or by wolitio, by Milli or outoral an .
mien ott or robinblo Automation, Nut to . al ,ap,.
plicauto onclorinK 1U ronbi. f ,
J. K OX,
Nurseryman lieethunan and Florist,
187 LIBERTY St, PITTRBUEBIL
Perot “RNOX'M ywo IT ?ARM find NILR;
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Nitiip. unisotasiaiwrAT
THE CHEAT
ARABIAN PHYSICIAN •
mos Disnasvir ALL ITS mum:
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B. YNR- _
Thaw. of Weights - and Ilesuntel s
so. POITRTH STRUT, . _
tßetwgeu Meat? sad.Peftritztetii.
Orders
TNDIA RUBBER WHIR, Irina 144
. L to 3 Inch calibre % st bulls Rubber
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MANAGER - .
STAGE MANAGItg,
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