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prngitIJIMILTURNBEZRICIL:
Biennial Celebration--Procession...A.title...
tic Contests and Fete at Etattnertliva
Garden.
eitnkn r ,itie‘followa . ' r ug interesting ecount
of the great. G9Firkit# which ' so
many of .onr littaburgn Germanepinuci
pated,,frtiarip plemlan4 Lia.der:
. ,
more - propitious morning for ah out-of
dcior - Celebration than that orlionday could
scarcely be desired. • Not a cloud appeared
id-the sky and -the recent rains left the
roads free from dust and dOlightftilly. Cool.
tarty in the morning,the Turners began to
appear on the streets,, coming from every
side; and all hurrying to the place from
whence the. march was to commence. •
• Their linen" costumes : and red badges
made them quite conspicuous, whlle their
jolly faces, well developed formsand hearty
appearance _-made . them a .very pleasant
sight to look upon. Soon after eight o'clock
those - Who had assembled at. the Hall, on
Ohio street, marched in line, headed by, a
band 'and earrying.various banners, to the
Stenger - Hall, on Superior street, where .
they were' reinforced by the "different soci
eties who were to take Dart.in the exercises
of the day.
, Shortly before nine o'elobk everything
was in readinese, and the procession began
its march to Haltnerth's garden in the fol
lowing'order: -
Detactunentuf Police under Bergeont McMahon.
MarshaLs,, •
Gerinanlaliand: ' ' '
Cleveland smartie Societies: as ronor's -
CieVetandtiesansverclu,
Clereiand Miterierchor, .
Cleveland Harntonla, 'r •
. Cleveland liarmbnie,
Allegheny • Band,
Pittsburgh Turtrvereln; e strohi,
Allegheny Tarnvettein 4 eir strong,
Birmingham Turnverein, 32 strong;
Johnstown Turnvercin„ 17 strong,
Wheeling 'Turnvereinila strong,
Cleveland Vcrwiserts,l6 strong,
•
Cleveland social turayerein 4 no strong,
Cleveland Turaverein 130 strong .
• ‘, Cleveland Zoeglinge,
The Pravnn Tunirereln, In carriages,'
The Mayor, 0111ters .of • the Society 4nd Invited
. i tine still In carriages: •
.. In this order the long and gay process - ion
marched, with banners , flying and music
playing, through Superior street to Ontario,
thence tol-Kinsman, and up IChismaxtUntil
the footmen were-obliged, to, ,take to,the
sidewalk - on account of the, mud. Then
those 'in - conie - yancee - chantilly began ' to
was: Mote; saulkintV- and upon= reaching
firtifnorth'sc,Gardem , they , who 'started 'at
the foot of the procession were •at the:head.
./Ishe•ladies alighted first, and entering the
=
formed ..a_ (Janine -line 'beauty, all
inlwhite mustn't! dresses, modestly
high in - the heck * , and messing pink sashes.
Through:this white hedged avenue matched
the gentlemen, gallantly clothing their hats
as lhey. caught" sight of the , , welcoming
smiles: When Ilse, last - companyhad 'en
tered :the: garden a halt was otdered, end
the ram in their ,turn- opened; ranks, and
the ladies, joining hands, passed through.'
, awes thealialf-past ten o'clock, and the
sun had become: quite, warms.. Prepare.:
Lions were immediately .made for the gym
nastic - contest.--:,A 'portable horizontal.: bar •
was first brought, and-firmly placed near
the, stand .in-,the east. end of.the , garden.
The; anxious throng - crowded , so: elottely
around the Contestants , that it - was found
necessary-to draft._ a posse of , Turners to
keep ,a reasonable space clear. C. Conrad;
instructor of the Pittsburgh Turnverein;
and gymnastic director of the occasion,
then summoned those who desired to cen
tendfor throseidetre prizes.::..: - • •-•
'-Fo'urteen young meni , dressed ( ooolly; and
perfect speeimenr of symmetriCal • proper.:
• don; I.presented - themselves and entered
their names. =Six were from Cleveland,
four from Pittsburgh, three from Johns
town and one from- Wheeling. They were
arranged in line; and' as their names were
called stepped under the bar, which was
elevatedsome seven feet.' The first time,
around 'each man was obliged to catch the.
bar_and threw himself over, withent tench
ing if with , his body. After Wards every
one•warr,left free ,to `perform whet. feat he
choie. ' Among' the more difficult and
litrikinit,Perfermanceescere auehiMbelanc;
ing the bodynixiye, the., har,herizontally;
holding, by* itme-liandt' pulling - - up by the
Writat* lying witlx. the back on therbar,and
turning oVerlt ixtekweidit; standing . ..4th
the hands on the bar and the body straight
ih the air, and swinging , around the, bar
with Perfectly straighth bodies, -Which. last
was splendidly - done by Preiderick Dierst,
of this city, - one of the finest:athletes in the
ceitulrY 7e . _
•• After.: inaii'paci had three trials on
this bar; pre parallel bars :were , brought.
The- tint: exercise was to bring the body
from the ground gradually up, until: the
heels•.were,bigh in the air, abOve :the head.
Then =followed swinging over, balancing
the bodyittin• lf-arm, walking= the hands
with the head riewn, and many other cirri: ,
cnilVerid trying faits.- 'Next 4rame • -`6-feii Per
fon*Mees the 4aulting - horse; leaping
OtFer, and' around It, crosswise..: and. length
wise: These 'exercises corcluded this con
test., ',All did eat+ general rulei
the performances , were - gracefully done.
No one, Iptd.beetl, aPd:thPrc}wgt). but
- easy
A few minutes' rest wasglyen and then
is' oot.i•tiMei :witi•-•-tandiartireti&s . nlius :irdetrig•
men entered for the race. The outside
walk around • the, enclosure• ,was speedily
cleared; a starting - line Marked out, the
riumena , put•Mportipon,AncN,the Nyord•given
to go. - Tlie narrow walk made the start
- verY,difileultt_at 3 the. men;were closely bud.
dted together. Before running two ,rode
one fell and another tumbled over him,
which necessarily Planedbothitont, Arm
• bat. In one minute and tive4seconds Mr.
Hauch,f , Of Pltrahrlri4hl defile lethestarting
point several seconds ahead of his competi
tonlithid`hatrilie itinfiniat the last quite
leisurely. - •
Jumpingwas' 'nerd: Bet` eno entered-for
this trial, Messrs. Dierst, of Cleveland, and
Hauelvof Tfttaburgle Both),.issiPeditigelY
and 'lBO `ti "i•Disn - that it wait difficult to
decide winehWae thelketterg. - , :;
( A tbevy of youngsters, from six to four
teen Years ofsge, - themmitulated their older
brothers in performing hazardousfeats
upon the horizontal bar. it was suirlifißr§
to see the nerve and muscle displayed
some of them, especially by the little son
of Mr. Ctutradi.aboy of:but:six years.
The regtilltypitifbrontneelalUr then closed
andthe cor_npanyspent the rest of the day
vkatingl &Ulan and- Maltlitemisl•W'n
will not surprise many to state that tlevertff
glasses of beer were purchased and, a few
flasks of Catawba:- valiwaveri everything
passed off very orderly. No tights occurred
in the garden, and but one small attempt
at al ro)v- was - ina.deputeldlsp - But ' arrest
• was thadir, L that ibbeatitte's lady .et . diained
to the pollee that she had found a man's
hand in her_pocket, from which it was en
rsixrakit pneket't txxwani4
tairungimicings. -
The eventalwatkiltaretbeen.detaitt4lo
lirirs, but an untimely rain changed
_gramme, twd, convened many a
poor Mow tb go Mind hithe damp. _
To-night a grand ball will be given st the
nirtabwilf•eonoludedher. festrval tea.,
damlitttilthe' ptlissawill' be dig'
tribute&
Besides th§ tegilliirimernbetti of the So
ciety,
visitors have bees, presestkol_n (.1121-
caso:Oxiohilmiftrld'otMs PlOwirt-Wo4ln
derstand that all the guests are well pleas
ed WithiludihrbeA - Mtilin;"ind they will go
home cherishing pleasant memories of
that Wilt tithe' Forest, City. • •
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A Terrible Aceldent - oil' the Broad Top
We clip the following from the Hunting,.
don 'Globe:-
- For. the first' time since. the BroadTdp
Railroad- has been in existence, has.om o f
the "trestles' given way, .Mile cars
passing : over, but it was left until Frulay
morning;last for such an accident in -
A coal train, of twenty-five cite wae:pege.,
leg over the trestlewprk above'llonghand
Ready,` when the - supporti'cOirinieheedito
way, and suddenly the stinetnie; Sire
distance of sixty feet, together' With all the
e i rs ..w or e precipitated 'slientefeetteliivi,
producing a wreck:of:ears that .liath selddin
if eyer, been surp assed locomo tive
passed over "the dangeroiik 'place; -bat the
tender broke loose at the coupling and
went down' with the.'dther.' ears. - There
Were three- the carsone'
them,- nanieff Alfreif Houpt; -- jumped from
the train as it commenced to fall, andianded
i7O feet below soft - ground, and escaped
miratulcrusly frism • instant death, the only
linjuriet he .received‘ being a broken' arm
land somniWounds , in the side. Another
brakeinan - narned Samuel Reid failed to
jump from the falling . mass, - and was car.
ried down with the cars and buried under
the coal, from which he was not excavated
until*: the evening, when it was discovered
that he had a terrible 'gash in the head that
must have killed_him instantly. The Bag=
man had barely time to jump from the
rear car to the remaining trestle work, or
elic; he, too would have been injured or
We ,also learn that the fireman
was on the, tender of the engine as the tres-
OA! gave way and jumped to the engine, but
missed it,, and falling, caught hold of
part of a - trestle and drew himself up. -
This trestle is. nearly as high as the Sto
nerstown trestle, and , thougA constantly
kept in repair, yet it idbelieved some rotten
supports have ceased, the ruin , and death.
The train was heavy, and it is supposed that
the drawing:of heavy trains-cryer the road,
caused hv increasing business, has had the
effect of weakening the wood:work.
. _
Attempted srape. ' •
, ,
The Huntingdon Journ al says: A prison
er named De Armitt;* confined our jail
for horse stealing, attempted to escape on
Friday evening .When the - D eputy
. .
.„
Sheriff was, in , the room the prisoner - com
plained that his blanket was unfit for use,
and, holding it up in front of the window,
inmited:hitn to examine' it. While' dbing
so,De Armitt started for the door and got
out into the hall, and turning the key made
a'priscrner of the Deputy. On' his•- way to
the street lie was met .by Miss 'Bathurst,
who caught hold of him,butknockingher
down he again started, when he was , con
fronted by.Mra. 13athurst, and by the eflotts
of the two he WitS the door was
unlocked and the Deputy came to • their re
lief, rwho soon, succeeded in _forcing the
prisoner back to his quarters. He had his
bobbles filed and all things in readiness to
travel.. . - • • '
The Cram?), Lodge .of
ar.thu - 'State met and was opened at ten
o'cloak yesterday morning at Williamsport.
Rev. J. S. McMurray, G.. W. C. T., and Rev. -
Daniel Hartman, G. W..C., presiding. Ai
ter the Committee on-Credentials had re
ported,, theta , was found tohe three hun
dred ,and' fifty lodges represented,; making
an assemblage of between seven and eight
hundred members. This promises to- be
one of- the largest Temperance meetings
ever heldin the State. Visitors are here
from New York, New Hampshire, Maine
and Massachusetts. A - pleasant time is an
ticipated by, one and all. -
A little daughter of Iktr. Daniel Peck, of
Patterson, Mifflin county. aged about 'two
years; fell into a hogshead of rain water
and..waci drowned; ' • '
SPECIAL- NOTICES.
rgritILALRIELIAGEANDECELLRACY.
Solltude,l t o n d E tlT Y lfgagn'ind ?Ul t aEs l7l l l T n litOg
create Impediments to—MARRIAGE., -with' sure
means-of relief.. Mu; oraled. letter envelopes,
free - otelituve. ißlres4 Dr. .T. SKILLIN HOUGH.
TON; Howard Assoclitlon; Elilladelphts„ Penttglil,
WGITIDE. TO' MARRIAGE,:
• Tonna' aleii , s °nide to "Happy Marriage
Ina Conjugal Felicity.• The humane views of hvnew
olealt Physicians, on the Errors and A buaas incident
fa 1. onth and Early Btachood, sent In sealed letter
envelope's, fraciotchargA: >Address HOWARD AS
SOCIATION, P..„ Philadelphia, Pa. mylS:q96
WPATcPELon's HAIRDYE.
This _spiendki Hair .Dye thil best in - tne-lverld:
the only trne and perfect Dye; harmless,: reliable,
instantaneous:- no • d sappol tm en t; no • tidier:long
tints; ramedies.the. effects I:.tbad dyes; havigo-'
rates and leaves the Hair soft ,and beautiful, black
or brown. : Bold by all Druggists and Perfumers; and
properly applied at asteheloros Wig l'actOty, No.'
lb Bond sUeet„: Now.Nork.- AMO:Pkir:
FOR SALE--RFAL ESTATE.
~,,
FOR SALE, k LET.-:iitraies
• and Lots for site In all tositliot tbeeity and
rbs. Also, several FARMS in good locations.
Also, a smalt WOOLEN FACTORY,. with 20 acres
Oland, and good improvements, which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms.. .linsiness Houses
raid ertgopd streets. Privste Dwelling Houses for
rent In botialtles For, further particularo Inquire
_ , • • AVILLIAII WARD.
3an • F/0 4 3rrant Itreet.opposlte .Cs rah
Y RESIDENCE . FOR
g?3II.I6IMPTL'ItEKV.-i-k tune , twto•ftery , d6uble
use,:eontainites,lo rooms „ Including double par.
yrith Marble mantle*, end all the "modern
proventents;
&c. --Situated
tore of ground, II lied 'VMS fruit,
arapes,%berriesc ie.Situated near st
the tertainationof the WYllei street , Psalleer ar/4
Thistle one of tlienar i i s tunest locations In All eg h eny
eatinly,,i and In , 'neiglttibrhetsl. .a ply att
W. '4l.p, 11L1D3,02i , Beal Estate. Oaten, lir Oran*
street. - mbtS
lIVILDING LOTS in
1 . ; MASKET:are thostroftered' tor 'kale fit the
riving,villago or Allentown; adjoining the Birmt
toghern line„, and only Ortega minutes' walk from
the end Or the Moron hole' bridge..- This town is
growing ranWy.Alverifto,ooo WAS realised Tor lots
sold.last season, .p.nd. over nay neat - dwellings ; were
erected daring the season., As specisiindocement
to mechanies,- west* willing/0 'M OM tne ft - lancet!'
tbe lots at the low pric.eol, adm 4200 to $3150 eacb,
and op terms:easier than , paying rent, -We, are on
the. premises every `afternoon ream irtorg O'clock;
oc apply at onr ontemt 'corner or , Iroartb•and , BlXlittl•
field ntreets. - „,11. AteLAll4 'A OW
000 AcaOAF
•
01[010E LANDS MR DU,
Iffiflm-Itug,ga-Baih , gmul Vompainh
' r.: , ! 1:
. t I
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f i fij 4 ? ng llil4T.!tEall**lll' 1
: 'li: •
, 111‘00,1015;00111ft - ACREi • '
‘ t.. •;-. ;,i
And on s CREDIT . OP METZARB.
;-,1. -WO
• RP; I NFOi e t r /*Wi t 'POP.. RAM) 4 6 A9
'RutLand Ocaosar goner, Topeka. Kansas.
1 - ' , l l l 4 'l .! r t , 2 4 . ; -/katiknOßAUG.*lii*
ginAlaE — EIT A4E AG : N cr
JOHN itibluitukar Bao4 l
ue,•.; - 0: bd.;
STOCK AND _NEALAYAitiktia
ii f . :I ••••1 11; , ! orte . 4 l(
. . •
and all lclnds of aIIcitIRITIMS. BEAL :tr
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUBit f Ate. elthe on
Rii=4 st imarutr"Ondf:
01340tRaid a s . 14,747,?wi1Mtc,tr
Martillttodl4i6a
,1 0 5 .4vliiilitsViajteetWelit
- 1 5
PITTSBAIRSTUTTAZIMMJIIITIMAY;-,llMe =11 4 . 18
=
BY VIZ , .
;44 ; ,Pi i w4== . :
1- -;-111E1111WELIN6 COMMUNITY.
"' TY ME-JACKET,
.Car,lfeatat and era()
For SMOKE 4.1III;HOT AIR FLtJIC9 dispensing
with'the lise of Stove* and' Fires' in or about the
Passenger or Baggage Cars; matt the attaehntent tO
vaduate tbetteak to, any -temperature that may be
desired without the possibility of Aring the car or
tart to which the dakket may be"teethe_
Having obtained of the United:States Letters Pat
ent for; a Sate ty Jacket, which Ja "warranted. to resist
the most intense heat that may be adplied to it in
the position and: porpoise for *blob it is'-intended.
It is a sittre 2 protetition from accidenta by tire origi
nating from defective Sues, or where iron Octant
used as conducts., for smoke or beat. It April
%feeble to all piping that may become. overheated,
mils warranted to give. perfect satisfactionwhere
weed or other ,combustible - material may be placed
In close - proximity thereto: I am nbw - ready to ap
ply, my. invention to, Attires, dwellings; "'aeries.
ships, steamtsx.ts, railroad cars, &0., wherever
pipes as conductors are made' dangerous by being
overheated and security desised. • I will sell; on Sp
plicadloa, rights to manufacture or io use the above
intention; also, territorial rig_hts, to such as may
wish to engage in settling priveges, either by State
J. B. HARRIS.
.IQ-91 dice ,at the "NE'PLUS ULTRA PAINT
WORKS, corner of Itorrito street and thcAllegbe
ny Palley Railroad, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa.
fts -
iaßßATßistitreuTioN BY THE
• METROPOLITAN' GIST 'COMPANY.. ' Cash
G to the amount 0(1250,000. Every tleket
. .
draws a prize. ..
~ 5 Cash GUIs Each 00,000
10 " - • 5,000
0 • " • - : ", 'l,OOO
40" • 500
200 , : " ` ' •• '! . 100
300
450
MtMfl
600
"
30 Elegant nosewoortrianoS, each .300 to $5OO
95 " • " Melodeons, ' 75 to 150
150 Sewing. Machines e ach, • 60.t0 178
250 Musical Boxes 25 to, 200
300 Fine Bold " ' 75 to 900
.750 Fine Sliver Watches .
.... !` • 30 to 'l5O
Flue Oil , Paintings, Fronte ...Engravlnga, Sliver
Ware; Photograph ' Albums, and a large as- -
oddment of Flee Gold: Jetreirw, in.
valued, at 61,000.006..
Mascot° draw inn of tl)e above Prizes by
nnr
chasing a Sealed Ticket (01'25' cents. Tickets de
scribing each. Prise are sealed tn EnVelopes and thor.
,mixed. On receipt of Zeta.. a pealed .Ticket
win be drawn witboat choice and "delivered at our
omee, or sent by mall to any , addresS. ; The prize
named upon It wlll tte'delivered to the ticket holder
on the PUMent. latrine dollar. Prizes, ill be p imme
diately sent to any address, rurrequested, by express
.
.
YO win know what Your .P.rtre it before you
_pay
for ft. Anil prise be whanyed for another of
UP same value: 'llO Ili ANK ff.' • . •
- iffirOurpstrons tan depend ,on fair dealing.
IXFASS-NCES. -We select the few , following names
from 'the. Many who have lately drawn - valuable
prises and kindly permitted us to publisb them: •
S. T. Wilkins, Buffalo N. Y. yl,000; ,bliss Annie
Monroe, Chicago, 111., piano. valued eIIIM Robert
Jackson Dubuque, Iowa; Gold Warbh, • Philip
McCarthy, .Louisville: Ky.. Mismond. Cluster Ring,
.0;-it• Patterson, New . Bedford. Mass., Silver
Tea Set . - 11175; Miss Emma 'Walivortb, Milwaukee
-Wia;.; Plane, 43001 Rev. Tr W. Pitt. Cleveland„'
"fir 'We publish no manes without penitss;ott.
OPINICP,NB 'OF THE PRESS ...
'''They 'They , are
doing the largest buelness: the flnm is reliable. and
deserve their success.”--Week/y Tribune, Ihrb'
We have examined their system, and know' there
to be Stair (holing Ilrm:"—Nsw York Herald,
'Last week a friend of ours drew is $ prize,
which was promptly received.—Daily ' Pesos, /larch
en
hind for cirnulai giving many more references and
favorable notices !toils the Dregs. Ltberit induce
ments to bgents. • Satisfaction, .guaianteed. Every
package of Sealed - Envelopes:contains "'Ns Ca- 11
GIFT. Six tickets for *1;13 for V; 3. for C. Ile for hib.
liletters - should be - addiessed' to HARPER,
WILSON CO.. 173 BROADWAY, N. Y..
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
BRANS, HACKS, &e.
Notice Is hereby even to aMowners of Drays,
Carts, Carriages, Ituggles,•se" whether resldentor
non-realdent in the City of Pittsburgh, to pay their
Licenses at the Treasurer's- °Vice of the City of
Pittsbargh FOB.THWITH, in accordance with an
Aet of :Assembly, approved March 30th, 1860, and
and, an,Ordinance of • the Councils or . the City of
Pittsburgh, passed April 18, 1860.: , • - • • - •
- Ail Licenses not paid on or before 'MAY 15,1868,
will be ,pl aced in the landi of the Chief of Pollee
for collection, subject to ills fee of 50 cents for the
collection thereof and all personiwbo neglect or
refuse to take out Licenses will be subject to a pen
alty, to - be: recovered before the Mayor, double the
amount of - the License. '
The old metal plates of preylons years must be re
turned at the time Licenses are taken out, or pay
23 cents therefor.
• RATES OF 'LICEtit E:'
Each One Horse -Vehicle -- • • ' • $ • 30 ••.'
Each Two fferse_ ~ • 12 00
Eoch Four }Horse " : . . . .............. 13 00
Each-Two Horse Mack' 13 00 "
Omnlbases and Timber Wheels Dollars torch . For ;11 .3 -
tional erne used In any of the ahoy,, vehicles, One
Dollar. ••• • ' 5.8.11UEL. ALIA ND )=.,
City Treasurer.
I-virgin:man: February 18. 1N6..,
, •
.64 a :
CL 0 T H
PAPER COLLAR;':':
: •
4 IV O CU F v.
_
To BE HAD EVERY
,
,TradeJSUppliesi In Dittainirgh byTIK. McKNIOHT
8R0.,131,W00d street; PATTERSON & ROL.
LOCK, V/ Wood • street; MACIWEE it•CARLISLE,
19 Fifth street; IdeCA.NDLESS, JAMISON & CO..
103 Wood street. r • •
Manufactured by S. W. R. WAND, 387.Beoed
way; New York. • ' myStre
li'fdprr CoomoiSTOxias,'Orriet e b:'ISOS. ,
Ju TATER PAVES' AND. :STOP
-IVY COCKS:--Notice.is hereby given to aU prop.
arty owners, that by resolution passed In meeting
of Councils the' Ordinance in relation td STOP
COCKiI and WATER-'PAVES, Chapter Illth,Ste-
Mons- al and- 4th of City Coe: wli be *Wetly en
forced. L • I
• TWENTY DAYS' - NOTICE la •berebi . gived - to
have -- sll Stop Cocks and.Wster l'alres removed and
lowered that conflict with .Ordiatioe , Chapter 10,
Sections &I and 4th; or they wilt removed with
out further. notice, at`; the nape otowncr of:the
property. Brorder of Committe e on Streets.
. ; JU
„Street Commilsicoter,,
_Vint Distelct.,
• ; JOHN -O..IfeIIADRN,
t Street Commisalocer, Jiteond District._ .
WEBSTER AND HO FATS STS.
l'persont interested lire hereby' riotiiiid tEat
lie Reboil of Viewers as nindlited by the Court'of
Quitter Elusion/. e Nor, 01 and I.lot June Tem,t
.1 •
rat), basilican finally confirmed, a*d that tbe ao4
in:talents ore In toy 'hanks tor•collection. tinkle
Virulent is;noulii int or beibei3 into litith, 1868; the
elalms Rill be tiled no thine sal , co ll e ct ed by prances
'l. a• V• SLA o M.Vitiii,fq ll4 7.
mat). Stu.. • • ,m
.DIUNCAIII *TS;
Aiiverwares interested. are,berehz arotidedthat
the Baorttat Viewers, as modified by the Court of
c!,aarter Sessions, at Nos. Al and`'l3l, • DeeeMber
Term, 1888, has heeti t ie;ilyi eonfirmed, and that
1 11e ,1 4 1 P/e..4 are maw , 4 1 . r( 2 7 hands, Ps -
Use. payment made ori Or . hefore ;trus
liotit; the'ctalmt lititr 13
, 'pea' is'actis and
o,entedatihY iitemerseriatr„ iit .1 1 , r; , 4 lit j. , 14,
AI4IN ausimies 14$7.11.ttoitimei.
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Ainliell#llMilriel adki . 4 % .1 , w i...* , '
ad In the STEAMBOAT Aisht _ JlNVialtillAt
notice that I have selsed___We a =woes at lam
Of BAFA, rgAlusraw., ~ .o.r lci
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U=I;MAI
,
A IiatIDAT;CURE . ;OR ASTHMA:
AM'... ~ .- o 1 ' .. - ---i-, ~;, c , '.-•
I feel er' niniei ObugatiOne o s o ...tP l a,.
~ wen
as a duty I owe to others who have been like sniffer
era With'nriself, in order that they May' knoW . Where
they can get cured. . I had been 'subject toviolint,
continued :attacks-of ASTHMA, for more than. sin
Years. and had beentoltreat exuenseand to various
medical men of exnerlence without Obtaining any
permanent relief, or relleved' i at all. 'I
Was so bad
that I never knew what it :was to he free - from the
disease. I had to sit up In bed es ; erynightfor weeks
!
and weeks, without
. s. 1 prospect or hope of cure.
My - condition was such at I felt life a burthen; ann
when I got an attack I It in danger of suffocating
very moment.. So ter iblo had . been ray suffering
hat my mother. Sari hat she has seen me , so near
snffocation that I was e arly black in the face front
the desperate e ff drts made to get breath .' In the
cold winter nights,. any a night. with the doors
and windows of the !house thrown wide onen, c in
es k
order to hinder the i parent danger' o'f Strangitia- -
non. In this condlt on, on the 13th. of October,
1360, having ; heard of ,DR: KEYSER'S' skill in
curing this disease, called on him; in company
with my husband, Jo ph Meyers, but I must con.
fess with a great d of doubt as to e ff ecting a per.
=meat .eure. DR. YSER examined me nare•
MS. and my lungs all over, with his .LUNG
SOUND, and told me that with. care I `ybu)df get
well.. I persevered with his medicines for over a
year, and.am to.day in vigorous health, and totally
FREE FROM TUE ASTHMA, and its terribly dim.
grieable attendants. I have had, once in .a while, a
slight attack of the diseases but I : regard my health
as entirely re-established,.and if I do have any at
tack, 'a few
.deses of theDoctor , s medicine immedi
ately relieves It. I cannot feel too thankfulfor the
exeraptiOrt . from a disease. which used to cost me
whole weeks and months of loss of kleep,,,besides
suffering which none but those. who are subject to
this disease can hilly appreciate or describe.
. . ...NANCY MEYRItS, . - '
. " MARY, MOUNT JOY. (her . mother,)
OEOItGIANA FISHER.
. ' Birmingham. 13 9 0 . 11 ,,1 186 .1% . •-,
The ease of 3144.11Cycric recitednbove, is one of
more then cirdinarj importance, because of the vio
lence of the attacks,- their' continued length;:and
the great prostration of all ihe vital powers 'attend
hag the disease: :Any one who knew her durl4 the
time she was a sufferer from the dlsease of which
she waletired, and will look at-her 'noir, the very
picture of robust health, cannot but admit that the
cure is one'of more than ordinary character, inns
mach as we hear of Asthinievery day or Our Ilene,
being a disease 'of an incurable nature.: Let those
who dmilit. investigate for themselves. ' •
DR. KEYSER'S RESIDENT CONSULTING-OF
FICE FOR LUNG. EXAMINATIONS AND. THE
TREATMENT OF OBSTINATE CHRONIC DIS
EASES; No. VAG FERN STREET, , IrOm 9 A. m.
mitt). 4p. . -
. . . .
fleetness, Hardlleartng,Dtseharges from
the Pw, Poilyptut of the Ear, Cetera.h.
°sena, Bliml Eyes, Inflamed Eyes. and
every . , species of Sore Eyes and(Ears
eesstully , 'l'reeted by ,Dr. Explor e No.
120 Penn Street. . -
SIGHT RESTORED; • •
The gate to which we alinded soma weeks ago of
Christiana Fisher. of BeaVer county; Is now entire
ly confirmed by the appearance of Idles Fisher her
self, who to-day called on DR. KEYSEIt lit person,
to thank him for his kindness and skU I In restoring
her to ENTIRE 'AND PERFECT - SIGHT. Miss
Fisher bah been nearly bib:idler (our months. She
was so blind that she could not distinguish any.ob;!
ject so as to snake out what It was. The Case Is re
markable, as hundreds of cases like her's are doom
ed,to never.ending darkness, on the dinar pretext
that there Is noeurend nothing can be flone. She
was under DR: Ii=SER'S treatment for two
months, and before she applied to him, through her
brother, Simon. P.. Fisher, slight hopes were enteN•
talned of her ever getting her tight., Her case Is
welt known in the neighborhood wherd she resides;
and nag been regarded .as • one of extraordinagyre
eovery. We, the undersigned,• know of the cure of
Miss Isher; - and bear willing testimony to the fact
above stated. • CiIItISTIAN FI9AMEt. -
( SIMON P. klguicw, (brother,)
ANNi BISADLE.Y.,
• ' Taylor Avenue,•Allegheny;
t Ira ENIK - McCAMET,
LOUISA. Finnan, (her niece.) .
September 18th, 11407.
The case above referred to was entirely cured by
medicines to purify the blood, and it Is witnessed by
Scores of persons who have known Miss 'Fisher, and
have a knowledge of her total restoration to health
and the recovery of her sight;. as the accompanying
letter of her brother sets forth:
Dn. Kvranii-This Is tht list of names Mit I have
to your advertisement of the cure of my sister,
Christiana Fisher. They were all willing to put
their names down, and were very muclikstonished
to are that you brought her sight so soon. My
mother sends her thanks to you: she says "you aro
one of thegreatest Men In the world." She says if
we had not come across you she bellewes her cnild
would nut be living at this time. . ; we all Jells In
sending our love and respects toyou.
S.' P. 1 , 1 SllElt, North Sewickley.
•P. H. Brown,' Littlittabend, ' •
l'bilip Friday. TUlio Mahead, • :
Rachel Friday, • T. M. Mahead. ; ,
If. N. Teckle,, 'rhos; Mahead,
A: Carols ; ' • 1 i Leati;Allison.
•E. W. Idevendorfer, Mary J. Brown. • , . 1
Wm. Jenkinsane 4. . Morton,
o
'Michael Harris, - J J
C. Weiler.-
.3:r. A. Fleming, - lStiry J_ Weiler,
•D. 8. SWlneburg, . N. a.,}inz e „,
Suskin Lemmas. Nancy Haien,
Mita Hyde; •• - - Mary H. Morton,
Wm. Mirson, Wm. U.:Morton, ,
Eliza Llevendorter, Earn Kasen.
T. L. Young, ' Jennie Wils , • ;
J. Llevendorfer, • Chris. N. Wilson,
:J. F. Mitchel. - Mary E. Wilson,
A. M. - Lievendorfer; Mary Patten.
A. Gardner, • Jennie rotten, •
G. Lievendorfer, Martha Patten,
J. F. Morrison. - James Patten.
A. M. Iforriron; ' Sadie F. Dobbs, •
Hobert.klatioad, • 'Jennie E. Dobbs.
Christiana Maimed, •J. W. Dontilli • .•
Isabella Dobbs; , I. Dobbs,
N. Filnkhbater; • . I Win; R. Pence, • •
1). Fisher, ,t. , Mistier , • ', -
U. Fisher;; ; Willamitut Flatter,
(her brother. then mother:l •
DR: KEYSER'S CONSULTATION ROOMS. :No.
190 - PENN STREET. corner of EVA.SI3 ALLEY.
ioric.r. moult/441;0x 91. .x. 9 •
PULMONARY' CONSUMPTION, ' RESULTING FitQM ruzunitiT, -CURED. ; 1 r
Statement of GEORGE YOB% carpenter4qf No:
JO Saninsmastreet; Allegheny •
I.toqk a violent attielr. qf;pleurlsy, Jri May; IsBB,
which left • ne with a cotigh - listing all „
ti
sumitgr,
wearing away my strength and gradual l y n r.
mining my health. ilhntog this astack.of paltrier I
bad physiebses nr rine highest reputation in
the city . After I had partially' recovered front the
was - itdiland • tti'go Finns • the; enquiry,'
'which s wad; hen Moroi milled in a doetor •
who dMI2OT le f t lung Wan. el e sctlti. and that. It
something were Tibt,tione soon'i al die of CON
BUMPTIOI%, • :Iltugered: on , Ram this. time ,tuttft
about the middle of June, my cough and lung dial
east gradually growing worse, and I weaker every'
day, • anti almost' despairing. of eiet. getting well.
'otitis state Of•desoouoeuer, and knowing the gen; •
pm) ballet : of the Incurabili of_,_Conaumptlog i .and
having neard'or cures made b y DR; KETNE and
seeing his advertisement - In the newspapers; ;
induced in October hist to 'call on the Doctor Stints
1 / 1 0 Penn street, a'nd bad him examine raj,
lungs With hie ."LUNIS , BOUND. 'Be-told me-the
upper el my left Longman, very much diseased;
but be thought With great care and the-.perseyerance
in the use of la medicine, I would sex well. Al' the
time I-called on Dr. Keyser My- puFse -was veer. one
hundred pad thirty beats in a minute, n igh tn waagen4
erally prostrated, and had ;co cough and, oily. -
I coteinented tile Doctor's treattetfit in • October,'
withafeetne, , broken cenititutiaMandeetittatied it
fMthiblia.. until• the, present ;The:Doctor
medlolntut helped nle from' the very, stark e and
could grad Mill- - myself getting atron
my tough and expectocalion.leasening: Llhave
'Aileen pettily flesh. and. C9itaider varier Well;
all thc r atum g of ' my hint has minted: ittLtOrgen•
eral health teeverry,wity , goodi , LAithiy-Peisuresi
and friends know of the adveneellatage ef MS 1 1411•9
ease and oxtraornary _winery. t, tine e
medicines vet inn ILEIIIII3IIi- Wats-me*
tine cane LUND .0 RM.:which, I) Wok in iconnim.:
%ion with I .!as-, 1 44PF tressimPi* , ' • ‘
,
Tirretnlnotr, mardi-30,111108:',7" •
••• i L li,t.
. . . ..
. • .....A.Npurzir.,CUßZ OF CONSUMPTION
, .
-. B httron#4 9i . 101 . 111, o,!:Will,inqt Id.Va3th 3 arglek,
4 1 06 11 5 ,1 4.c0P 1 . 31 / 4 ' ~• ,ss!-, 4 , • :) ..ti 1-11 , .-• ..c ,, i.!
/ matilsolgrgied /renal thel3n/ted BtatetartnY c ht
ganii4( . loop - ", on account or 6 weurnrin the had,
Min a hiiii;lind , 4' dureieW 'dart the lira) , phyal•
CUM Pe9nOnekted:VONB/111PMIONel,/ihadA te
ble sough, and NI a way. in. ettua r f i t i h.ind flesh. an,/
Was unmake to Act enythintr.• oho 'After tny rant%
from tholomy; ttaide appileaticin rialdowinian•ol
my nelglrbottwodinniteenmeile- to tenOtbet:An.
Pittsburgh or big re utatioos *NNW remedies'' ,
reed faith rimy Mr A v ee' onlbe, ,- *lehont Any benefit
whatever, but zather grew. worse, and. wasteddta
Dealt and strength every tley, ilk A.l3sust, 1.1_804.,
my mother too inc to talt. tkrt tit; otlttf) Pena
seevetilwhose In aneh eau* ikertlibe hadteel
highly
erk en3r, and put ny i seiCaiieg h p*tye
tr t : .fceli r l iiV7lafvffitb gIV L%l2ll4iali-g g arm ytlatung w.gbidi r t snoop& p,t4, bu
lel was avant ne , 1 3 Mnibit zor -.woo ,cure logs by i tal‘
reigns bbi Alteotien, elosely s enteta did Mein tun
daY:ito "this.- 2 1 , gramitilliyi 'tote d ender Vast
KFitkEit til , nwallehunilkonuthe.tirst 'week& conbr
Nan tikel il l ate tl l 4 tilt fir, tliii h i ll: I V!:
and whore It pained me, lineMnenenti Itill Awe nlr
Erl sitir e lfelifria l a l l t irr t rittgeltA
frli!,r', 2) l l%,soutifro, ydrra z tA w eiVor, , i
111*5141;11A1P."14,111fr7.11: It% U.: r: ! ,;,. ', 1
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ID.:;l7ritilkillpagt analirlie innIEC P: !i.
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IN.SVRANCE.
Fire Imiiince ComPanY,
OF
OS" No. 42 Fifth St., Seciond-Eoor,
OVER REJNEMAN, di:ETHAN d BIEDLE'S
azwziny STORE:
313III.ECTOTtig
Robert C. Sehtnertz,. i Louis Morganstern,
Charles Meyran,
~ 1 Joseph Abel. -.
1
Wm. F. Lang,• Adolph Krebs, "
Wtn.. , Carr, ' • ' Oki. Siebert. . • '.
Peter Kell, , . .C• J. Schultz,
A. • Steintneyer, ' ' - Martin Ileyl. •.
.. , . , _ • ,
.ROBERT C. SCIENERTZ, - Pres't.
L. iIiOB.GA.NSTPRIV, Vide Preen.
, . .
CHAS. NETRAN, Treasurer
C. F. HF ! BIZOSE.E4 Secretary
•
The above Company is -now fully organized, and
prepared to take .FIRE itinK.B. Bf: careful atten
tion to" business, prudence' and fair dealing, tills
Company will endeavor to merit a liberal, share of
the patronage htthe community. _ je9:r4l
B EN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE'COMPANY,
OF Atuainsz.PA;
Office in Franklin Savings Bank Buildings,
No. 43 Ohio St., Allegheny.l
A HOME 'COMPANY, managed by Directors Nett
known to the community, who trust by fair dealing
s;
to merle' shore of your patronage. "
HENRY , Prettdent.
GEO. D. RIDDLE • ,LE Secretary.
••. . -
Henry Irwin, . A. L.. Patterson, HI nry Gerwig,
Geo. H. Riddle, Jadob Franz, Gottlelb Foss,
Simon' Drum , ' J. , B. Smith, v ' Jacob Rash,
W. Jet. , Stermrt.‘ Ch. P. -Whiston, Joseph Craig, -
Jos. Lantner, H. J. Zinkand, . ' Jeremiah Robert.
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
Or THE OITY op A r.r.r.incm. '
Office:. In ALLEGHENY TRUST COMPANY'S
BUILDING.
FIRE rNsum,orcE aarz
. . ..
' • W. W. DIABTIE", Fresno*:
JAS. E. STEVENSON; Secretary.. - - -
• . bIRECTORB: .
A AI. English::O.liiP.Williams Jno: Thompson,
Jnoi'A. Miler, ' • • du, Lockhart, - Jos. Myer s ,
Jas. L. Graham, Robt; Les, ,• Ca C.: Boyle;: 1
duo. Brown, Jr. Geol Gerry, - ,- aeob Ropp. .
, . . .
WA:STERN .INSIURAIIICE COM
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
' TAIKANDER NIMICH„ President. '
WM. P.• HERBERT' , Sectetary.- • • - 1
CAPT; GEORGE-NEELD, lieneral Agent. , •
Once, 9A' Water Street, Spang & Co.'s_ Ware.
house, up stairs,-Pittsburgh. -
Will tr.zure against au kinds of Tire and Marine
Maks. -A home Institution, managed by-Directors
who are well known to.the community, and who are
determined bypromptnese • and liberality to main.
tain the character which they have' assumed, as of.
tering the , beSt protection to those who desire to be
Ale.xander Nim ; ck, - Jonn.R. McCune, ,
R. Miller, ' Cline. J. Clarke, -
James McAuley, 'William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer, Joseph Kirkpatrick,"
Andrew Actlen., Reyrner, •
DarIVA. Long,- Wm. Morrison,
D. Ihmscm. • lia27
pzwir SYLVANIA.
•
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH
OFFICE, 21TIFTH STREET; BANS: BLOCK..
Tills is a Rome Comlisny, and insures ;against loss
(by Fire exclusively. • •
LEONARD WALTER, President. ; • 4. •
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer. . .
HUGH ideELHENY, Secretary: •
* ; • ••liturcxonsr 4. • • , 4' -
Leonard Waiter, George ; •
C. ;Geo. V'. Evans,
Robert Patrielt;: • '
J*Con Painter,, 'l;4 • .4J..10,, . • •
Josiah Sing:. .4 . John Voesiley, - •
Jar. H. HopitinX„ , • ;
.Atimion.
BPronl, - • • • ' ; - ' 3s:
Henry
, .. • .
INDERILNITT:- ' - .
AGAINST LOSS BY. VINE.
FRANKLIN INSUR 3 ANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA,
,
OFFICE, 433 & 4 I CHESTNUT ST., NEAR tlin.
Charles .. Rancher, I Mordech.A.H:Zonla,
.. Tobias Wagner, Davld b. Brown, :
Samuel Grant, ' " Daac - Lea,
• Jacob It. Smith - _: ' - , 'Edward C.' Dale, ,
...f7 eorgo W. Maliar,el,
__ ! George Eales.
. .CHARLES O._DAN IliElti Pre.sldent.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice Preeldent. . -
• W. C. STEELS. Secretary,pro lent. •
___. J. GAIItDNER Ct).I O FIN, AGENT
' North West corer. Third and Wood Streets.
A LLEGAIEU INSURANCE c 021 .,
P.A.NYDP PI
OFFICZ, NO. BLOCK
Insane against alliands of Fire and Marina }Anita;
JOHN President.
JOHN D. lileCOßD,•TieePresident.' '
C.: G. Doms...a.i, iieretari. • •
• CAPT. Genera Agint.
~ John
Irsiin,` ' 4 .' • CrO.' Dean;
John D. /ifeCord, Fahnestook,!
C. G. Hussey, W. L_Rverson,„ ; •
Ilarve.t Cbibis,,. Robert Davis y ,
.1. -, Hosicinson, • Francis Sollars; • • '
Cluiriee Hay 5 . ..... • : Capt. J. T. Rockdale:.
PROP :E9'' . virspßOCE ' ,CORIC
OFFICE, N. P. CORNER WOOD & PUTIi BM.
•
A Home daixtpaif titittriPiti aid ilia/Jail fittia
rsxcToae
ta._rallitßa, .1 3 . - . ' Capt. j'obaL.:itaoaaa, --- -
John Watt, ' • " • ' ' Samuel P "Stiriver, i
„.„Totu l E. parka,. ,-. . -, ' ' Caarlei Artiot,44 •- •
, %it James 7 ,1! ., ; •• .: fkari . .j," L /Muo-
1
, 'Jame, D. Verner,' ) ' , Patna& litcCackait
..-- . :. WAL ;PHILLI . • President: , , •. ,, i ~ .1, , • ,
_JOHN WATT
--' W. ''U 'RD' il9lfirrrekidp.at? ( I . 1 ,
''- ' , ICAPw& JAB.: GO Ni:Gena . ral Agerit. i
;'BANKRUPT 1 NOTIODEPI "
leN , THE 'DISTIIKITACOVRT±OF
THEI. , UNIT ED - 13TAT$POW- 4 / 1 111 , .WES:T.-
NOLIIISTRIAGT -010" .PEN YTOT..A.V.Li .the
matter, or J0H.1. 4 i . TpOrs, ,of hew. Cltr i t
Atleelent eettinz7. BilacruPtw .. 585 1 . ,
Banurpptcp.ll, , , J. ,
Wistern..District of .Penvieviocista, MS. , : 1 s • :.
I i , , At Plttabarkhi•Ps.4l.7une BtiwILLID:I.I6I3..
To %Molt Ilia! corozwie r t , ~. 1 Si Ili -.;.,. , 'O l
...The undetAlggo4ll.lteretip4vei ilottl s of lairua trtlntiit is AistknefitlfJ IQ It. Tlii Kr, brio. Al. -
le btitay Oity,lll . th dtftktfo , Aiteghtn ViiiidS -
02 - Velaznivants, - .1,1t11141 , 10A Dilltrfat.iltdo baa been
a f lud i gelta.bantrA,trii ii r.lpet.wppirs,.,tlAe
Ste qg Otrto ' ~ ... • ,
a ~.: II!. !, iJAMES W. MURRAY , Asslgnee,..) ri ,
3e9:r44 - . ; ,-. 0 ...A.ttorner,.• kw.- . • Flraii3U. •
rTEuNDltihritlegrorPlEVl
, , ~ syyyjarrivi , mi noiLioi.in ,
, s Plootiuritu the $1001,411S 00117 T. ft(4loof
O bodorsigned hereby Oros notlce 4 t t..,,..irt
to order of coßrt, a fecond gent tlit sza Wig° the
oreditorsottPELLlEl MU' RE.lwibaniirtritt, w be
held st•the Oleo , HAEUE4. VAltrkt(Eekl.3
ester In Bitriltrd ,lb OA 'a ;3', a o. 1 kr,
of Juilo,lA'. IN ' at ItO .treitookl.g:ir.,-fOr the
portant ,Itimed4ll t rultlrVitjiltoltilt ItOttott o;
the bankrupt /.c; of . kli .u kurv.,t,". -' '
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itli ktion,teOlinty; dated mcky,3o, 4,b88, t d
II bd add eapoon - to Public' , bate, sitithe P
II OM, injl4l,,x ,city or rittotu g h t - r o x vi r „igsw
tgrt Vdgah c ig_ii"ot t WattlifFklinfaikr
Odra"- aratistaai an dia.' Glu t
slugoll , llSetiht , $
on Arthuis meet and extend ask 144 Attn - ,on
Ir 'D i cie 4 l l l42r:=ll i ciat i t i V4o3fAlllfintotni
and 10.tifC 84 :L&. ASlifffteu, iriv,4 , • .... c. ,-,'"
4
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miwiasoacromax,* c0...v.).1 IL m e
-IPcir/LAVIISAL i i rsztostiAnumsuiu
The Yo nn
lorastift,",toado vow—.
of the ountsins. saltless ID 1 1 . •
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Pittsburgh.
igrVITTEIBUItGiI TREAT/M.l
FRED Aims • ~_ ' 3thiAciza
.
THE NONPAHEIL COMBINATION.% EXtiatOP.
dinary attraction for theireek. TUESDAY EYED
ING Juno complimentary Sepias to Mica
JUi.LA PRICE, on wldalt occasion wiltirjo.;4l,4ll-
ed.tne thrillinx.dransant .lACK SHEP 4..•
Matinee erf!fy Saturday afternoon.
igErNEW OPERA. HOUSE. • •
, TWO WEEKS. •
CaMMiellgelmft Monday, Jane Ist, 113061
.
FAMOU.S.'ORIPINAL AND ONLY • -
LA
RUE'S C4RNZVAL MINSTRELS,
A mammoth Organization. sloo.in Greene
adventrway nitthtly. Adrulation; 50 ain3 25 cent,.
Matinee on Saturday, when 450 In Greenbacks arrn.,
be given away. Admission to Matinee, 95e.; Chit.
dren 15c. - - -
myZ:q7o ~ D. C. LA RUE. Man.
. ,
IgrBIITRIVELVS
MUSEUM - EXHIBITION, -
Comprising WORKS OF ART and GREAT NAT.
URAL LIVING CURIOSITIES,
Al' FRANKLIN HALL,
- Filth street.. opposite Pittsburgh Theatre. •
Cards ofAdmission il5 dents. Doors open from
8 o'clock. A. K. to 10 , p. N., , •• • ap8:oI8
UNWARRANTAALE INTERFERENCE OF
LOUIS NAPOLEON
IN AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
AND SUDDEN EXPULSION FROM THE THRONE •
In the Dramatic:World, whlch.wlll be presented to
the
_public at the OPERA WO USE, MONDAY. June
.15tb..and during. the week. Sir Seats secured six
nights la advance. .Box. Book now open. . ekure
igr'STRAWBERRY AND
ICE , CREAM FESTIVAL,
AT , WIGENB HALL,
ELM
agmainpul., rt Wit 1
;i7
+:%
f c
4 1' s f
ttrel, a y t g . t t n i l e AN l 7111 not escape the nor
MAST .SENSATION
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings.
MINE 10Tir AND Unr,
trader the auspices of • • • •-• :
CRYST4 'SPRING; ,blYitiONi. - Nl3. OF t
A very line ,BILK VELVET .BEGALTA, to be
voted for, for the most popular Past. Officer, of the
two cities. Many otner attractions will be ;offered.
Good choice Maga will be in,attendance.
Sirflckets.-aelnitting Lady. and Oen:lonian, 28
cents..
'IIENEFTP•OF THE POOR.'
Under the auspices of the Society
of SL Vincent
de Paul, (St. Pant ' s Conference,)there will be held
A GRAND CHARITY PICNIC.
AT APEARLAND'S GROVE,
ON SATUTI.I3.A.Xr. July 4tlk.
. .
Amite arrangements have beeriruadelo secure'
pleasantand enjoyable day to all who attend, 'while
at the same time they will feel cgusclous otcontrib-
Ming to the relief of the worthy poor' in our midst;
Tickets of admission,' Inelud log Dinner.. PO cents
- can be procured from the members of the fEtoctety,
or at George Quigley's /look Store, Grant -street,
and at the gate. • •'• - • je10:
10 2 7 AT THIE.RINK. ,
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
•
EirgiNUEL MEECH, MANCHESTER,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
AND EVENINGS,
JUNE 10th AND 17th, 18e8.
jel6-1346:211
far . LINDEN GROVE. • , s
•LINDEN GROVE having been fitted up in the
most superb style, with a large and -elegant Plat
form, beautihilly shaded, large Dining Boom and
NlCExcellent bars, is now SC H OOLyent to PIC
„ PASTIES , SUNDAYCELEBRA
TIONS, de:, on the most reasonable terms.:
Parties ho lding Picnics; dc.,” find it to their
adeadtage to secure the , tirove. -
The Groye Is easily accessible, being_ but a fbw
steps frearthe tiniriandaallway Station, whose ears
run regularly every fifteen minutes.,
Alir- For terms, do., apply at the ' " • '
OFFICE OF TIIE OAKLAND RAILWAY _
OAKLAND STATION.
COAL AND COKE
, ~,,, ••••. ?.• ,•••
OSCAR. 1. .!•:t 1 4/ 11 M ,Sr.:4CO•
M=
COAL AND COKE.
Ofilee, Sandushy Street and P. P. Yv:xa C.
.• Rat:, Allegheny City. •
SUPERIOR
Youghiogheny Conl and Connelleville Coke,
AT LOWEST ISARteirRAT-E.§.
.11T Orders promptly, attended to
•
c04r.5 . A,t47,cp4a,!!!, - ' * • =
DICKSON STEWART
Co.,. lli;in g reineved!aieit Ofiteeio
ZWOci , a 137 rAEunivrir wrx-tmE.T.,
(Lately City Yleir Mill) e.I3CONYO ELOO.E.
,
AreincrAtepetell to tarnish geed .YtttrGyrtOGßY,
NY L L NUT COAL OIL at the 'dwelt
V l tagir lett'. at %heti ot• l all dies to
then' !Waugh tbemall,laillbe attended tepremptly:
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CELUELILES ALUNISTRiiATCV'''
TO T IOI ° G I4", A ZID ,9 ?Ie°A4
•
•• • And Manufacturers of
COAZ, SLACK COME.
Office and tard4,3oltirElt • OP: BUTLER AND
MIORTOSTRZETS,IFJOIt Istot an. Liberty and
neer eta, - Ifinth,werd, and ofteecond atteetA
near Leek
_Pittsburgh...Rs. ••' - • • •
I,Ps=llea end :.MmtNatera - , "applied, with ,the
pert article of Coat orp et_ the lowest (mantes.
- Ordevs -lett at 'to Of offices . will receive
prompt attention. .1 ;u:-? (1. ,
4iiiiitottotor AteT6lll.oos*
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and FAMILY COAL. NUT qoAr. and : l3laLuK.
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