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• , -ii Grant and Washburn..___
"e. Recently I met ' Mr. Ellin B, Washburne
and his brother, the General. ' - You are ac
quainted with their faces; earnest, energetic,
• . II d ear - headed, : poaitive men, with ' large
II ames.-. They began iti , Maine, where many
1. , li r ealibitrziet ; live at present. ; ,They. have.
arisen to a; /Inge .esti sit, independent of each
i; other, and by no Mamie agree - inS 'small
F : huitts,,. Huhn - . H. . %Attune has been a
P consistent,- kindly 'and aiirLitilrig friend of
P .
Gen. Grant. He hasiredfilliterised'of tali
ing no notice of Grunt4ti:Galena, but Grant
' was a stew-corm., there, and- .Washlarme
was away from 'borne in - Cougrfts ' three-
I foetthinf thoyeitr.' 'Grant's'father sent for
• his non not long Were the war, and offered
' i . him eight .htin&id* dollars a year to take
', charge Of hieleatlier and hide ,business:
f. Grant went -to work made few acquaint,
ances, and was one cif 'the most nnimuiwn
men in . Giderui. - ,-Wlien the war began, '
i Washburne stirred himself to raise a corn
!:
pany in Galena. and as it was known to ,a
.'.few that Grant had been a Captain In the
; army, he was, looked to';' as'the proper ' Man
i.- to be chairman. Mr, Winshbnrne described,
',..'
tome this hard-working, commonly-dressed:
man, with an old, faded dragoon cloak upon.
his shoolders,,mounting to the.beneh of the
',, Court House and stating the object of the
•,. meeting. Alen the company" Was .raised
. ,:i Grant was found to be perfent - in all the 41e
P I tails of equipping' it from beets itihhtbins.'
~1 Washburne, Grant and the rest lopk'the
.1 company down to'Springfield. . :'There, with
scanty means, paying ' three dfillarca - day
- for board, . Grant waited - the, disorganized
i Preen of the State authorities , , with. Dick
ii Yates, iippracticable as , now, at the head of,
the State. ~ :Finally; Grant:laid to Wash
ii burns : 1-.- .• -,' . r, : • - '... • .
ql "I .naillo nothing here'; I' am running,
. t short ; I shall go home end go to work."
..1.
"Hold on !" said , Washburne: • At - last
Grant was placed in the Adjutant General's
ii Department, and by happy luck was one
.t, day placed at.the head-of a regiment afflict:
ii ed with a 'drunken Coroner. So began the.
g fame which has gone round the world.
ti • Wasliburines, relatiiirrir with Grant are
- nothing more than thaseletween two Mends
• L. whoa believe in each other. .liVaalihturie
11, finds in Grant -latent abilities developing
evbry day, poWers'coming sinter. his-mod- I
« eat)! like a bee's nest in a violet,bed l •Re
• g•. lhaselllao , o a r i d b •
a w tt h l at - e b v u e l r l e i t n in ; ! w : riThg any
b O r f a teed
~ s
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dispatch, "I will fight it out on this line if
'.? it -takes all 'summer" surname* : was 'brought -from
l'Spottsylvaniate Washington in Mr. • Wash
burneli pocket.' He said to Grant' as he
quitted the field s'' '
11 "General, have you any meseage to send
up to the War Department Y',,. "I guess
'..1 not," said Grint.t"l tn'ik it would be
, ---: well," returned', Washburn , "if you sent
some little word up to the people." Very
1 faei;terat - Grant sit down- in•iite tent, and
ti as quickly as he could`transcribe', and with
; out - reading the Message over,•:gave it to
‘. i Washburne, - .4ealed. - The latter tome •to
Bell Plain, took a boat at the NavY
, i Yard, rode in aliciree t car to- the War De
'l.l partment, where he found everybody blue
"O. and doubtful, and delivered the - letter to,
,i a Stanton. That simple bulletiii4hrilled i the
..
' atiiii47 and went. into": tlie epigrammatic
'...., literature of mankirid. . .., ~
Bo with General Grant's letter ; respon4
I
sive to his nomination at Chicago. People
ti were saying; among themselves; "Some
-1 body ought to give Grant'advice - about that
g letter. He might put liiii foot in -it. That
5 letter is vital." '
, t , "Never mind," "said Washburne, "he'll
• delt up right.'7
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And witti„ out "labOr,fiPontaneously, cleri
. rd cally, Grant wrote:the letter, which is more
l' c l to the point• and more electrical thanany
1 mere platfomi In 'the history of.politicians.
ri —G. A. T.,: Oteve2inuilLmder. . -
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..' A Sketch of Trio;Congfeisinen.
Thereare two Men_ most prominent in the
; House la these days of :late sessions and
hard work: Schenck and• Elam.' B. Wash. ' il btirne.. General Schenck is at the head of
••,.... i the. Committee of Ways and Means; Wash
.
' burocinikes charge, in Stevens' constant ab
p
•., i Bence, of the Committee on Appropriations.
".... Nen' her of these placesare _velvet ones.:_To
, beat the head Of the , taxing machinery and
. ,• f refuse relief to people gni far fthin enviable
• " ,1 plams. Bat both thesenurn stand fast and
hard; content to be unamiablein order to be
•-•• 7 useful. Schenck is a heavy,
„thick set, an
', 1 burn haired' man, with 'spelt >dented chin,
. '.. a shuddering, manner of SPfleh r etirthe3Sr
i vehinience, the "scorn of scorn." Eels a -
1 hard , faithful worker, a bull mastiff in his
*. determination nat,to be'Wheedled out of the
' publie taxes. l'he "whisky ring" stands
t afar 'when he is' potailve; all this manifold
'4 ' interests of mankind* sh a ke - when' be dis- '
tributes his percentages. He is armor proof
to demagoguery; all interests emus,' ,to him ,
'-'-: saying: " Send the tithe man, I priiy ,- yott,f
,' everywhere but to my house I " , -
, - Mr. Schenck] with ygrin, :terarec
,'••: "I sent him to your hitise this mom
ing 1". ~ . ...- ,•, ' . .-
'-•- What Woirld become of the , land if all ,
... public men _were Regativel , These practi
cal committees iire placer; Air' Watch-hounds
and not for curs. Your citizens will, many
of theni; Vpinitiltiteli tiiitifitit ea Baia of
Schenck, bat, his post is Western, one of the
Exactor. His clientis the koverrunent. He
wants hisiteilf-vitif 13 45.914.b•ML: - .1 - ' "t' r
Weihburne a place is even more unpopu
, lar. It to not: the people *horn he offends::
but the aordid„avaricions, , reyengeful.,lol4
tiers,: phiceinen and kibtiyhns , .W.
---; doted
pseudo newspapermen arobere t bent upon
assisting the common"rat of Capitol.
These are ,:willinx, to tpit , Witailintrner every
day by mall and -- telegraph _ ; . for he has no
client but the public purse. Ho will' not ,
have its purse stringspulled by any cunning
finger, -whoever may represent it. He is
ailbroiulahotildered,' tell,leayAisired:. self
reliant man, plain in hie life and attire, with
, a warm heart for any privatemerit, but an,
1 inflexible contempt and hate for the eitizen"J
. i who neglects his private enterprise, to come
!' 1. here and live upon the blindness of the goy
ernment. Every square mile of the country
:;,5 Is represented here by some jobber or an
,.l other. lit4l4pJpveritilayaw-hosse,4ltridgit
, ,11 way be wants an tippropriatfon of tie mil
-1 lions of dollars to civilize the Blackfoot In
di .., ens with" .tke it The-ran-borse
- " Ir' iidrit-i -. , ii"..l6 , cr ,
is - We 1.11 ; il a ihk n-`
. & gressman Staittisanfigeakstr*swiivr
•il for Simony endiiirselC. All seems welto
Suddenly ,E.' 4, pir .sa hb ni , na
~ ,4 ses in ids
place and damns the' aSW:fiVrie7t , w ho can
imagine the fury of the inventor. Wash
, burceilisqllanOelthcr4loulltr,Wasitburne
fa a KO:did-piece I:Wo(l*er:dont And'fford
I the
ends of the earth come all flescription of people who can neither support themselves,
, I nor lietAlPPeftrAtnn. theirpighlzemfitl,linir
. p hack 'upon the common victint of us all, the
" - united States. -- Watiiibtnnts is the flaming
cherubim to, all such. He sweeps clean.-
-1. The party-thlei4bate him.- But he is-entf- ;
ji :tiiri few-mill in iliefrietifte:tiftheliritleit
I state who incorruptibly earns his money.--
~. Cor,. - 4411'eagO resins. .`, ri , - • +'r_ ,t....:`,e
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Ur 0017 it ' tivi w up 7
~.. Tim catile glade Nil , 1- hiyi s tu d j ,
4; ill ot thoubPet2 or &' TI it,
edini.lete .804 ik,*(l:l V itsiipic i lts.
4 & iff y % it: Iliw
_i t • Chliimix t In Cu.
ci
m i lk- ' . ii.4.43likets2 °l437lgue:
be I"aillag [with atent in flack Ye
of.
their
/hakd n 1444 attention to the ~e tudy:
0 langliV• '' '
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According to - the Siiit Priricisio Bulletin
the State of California- is 11111 .bf . 'starying
clerks and.thriving laborers. Every steariz
er'imings young fellows from New :York,;
Bosten, Philadelphia and Bidthnore i ,And
even front London, Glasgow, F4ance and
Germany, looking for " taattoha" ;fi e .
condition of these young tttui de.
scribed': • '- • '
Some= have. even been iliolishenouglr to
thro* up berths at home. thinking; hat be
cause . California as .a. prorperausAountry,
'clerks must be in • demand.., iiitenthey. get
there they walk the streets..-•bore• their. an .
Auaintancesi prey upon !their &Jerky, and.
are-snubbed by 01 0Agel:ti"Pstho are weary
answering etuttnibil- Interrogatory
I)o you wants clerk at this establislnentr
Men #l4ol t , On the '-ozeitrary,ake'..
generally ,RrufparOnsi, and it has 'Wen
proved tbat , :gue yUsi'll.sicad3r, manual iibur
in Califorain i at, the present rate of wages,
Will :give , zarna. a good 'house and a good
The Union Pacific Railroad andMormen..
One of the important quettions in this
coininunLy in connection with . : the Over
land railroad has been definitely settled.
It has until the present been uncertain
.whether the road. would come down into
the valley by Echo and •Weber canons or
:take the Bear river route, but it is now
authoritiVely announced that the former
`route is to be followed, and the road de
:bon& into the Great Salt Lake valley
'through, the mouth of Weber canon at
about 35 miles northwest of this dity. The -
Important problem 'still left for the people
here is what course the road will take
from the month of . Weber, _whether
it will go around the lake,to the north or
south, or cross if directly cipecisite Weber.
The announcement of th,eiettnig of the con
-tract; for the grading Weber, end Echo.
has sent a thrill,Of excitement tAl:igh- the
city : which will awed as the newe;extends
through the ,territoiy, and well,it i may, - ,for
it is the announcement that the great work
is at our very doors. . However Lids practi
cal trial may affectlifornienistn, greatneal
is in store. for. thin: 'Territory. Within It s .
borders is contained allthatis•necessary to
mike a rich - and populous, .State.- • A vast
extent of land, susceptible of the highest,
and most profitable cultivation; coal r iron,
lead; and copper in abundance,
,and
feel certain much gold and silver; while lb.'
'water power for manufacturing purposes; is
unlimited. No, region between Mee Idis•
sour' and Sacramento valleys approaches
it at all for richness and.resources.
Most Bitters of the present day that are
loudly puffed through the newspapers as
having great 'curative - properties 'are'vile,
compounds' and base impositions, contain
ing no medicinalvirtues whatever, and are
really very poor whisky beverages,, and,
instead of acting as a stimulant and tonic,,
have a tendency to weaken theitomach by
entirely destroying the coating. The public
should therefore be very cautious and. pur
chase „none but Boback's Stomach Bitters,
which have stood the teat as ass reinedW
agent foi many years, and area really as
their naive indicates, a stomach , bitters and
not a beverage. They combine the p.7lPer;
ties of the best tonic And a stimu
laxative,an efficient arid anti-bilious agent
and the aest stomachic known to the world,
and when taken in conjunction. ith Be. ,back's Blood Pills, are the safest and surest
preventive against all bilious derangements.
thoroughly regulating the whole system
and giving tone to the digestive organs.
They are highly recommended as an in
vigorating tonic to mothers while nursing,
increasing the flow of milk, and for conva
' -
lescents to restore the prostration. which
always follows long-continued sickness,
they are unsurpassed!. No household
should consider themselves safe from the
ordinary maladies without the.sehavaluable
medicines. They can be obtained of any
druggist. • WPMF
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
_ _
tgrOVIDE .TO MARRIAGE.-
Young Me rry Guide:to Happy Marriage
and Conjugal Felicity. The humaheviews of benev
olent PhyWrians, on the Errbrs and Abuses Incident
to Youth and Early Manhood, sent In sealed letter
envelopes,: free of charge. Address HOWARD AS.
SOMATIC/N. Box P., Philadelphia; Pa. atylike36T
•
nritAaverr‘Lows Rant DICE.
This Splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world;
the only true and petted Dye; harmless, reliable.
Instantaneous; •no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the 111 e ff ects of bad dyes; Invigo
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautlftil. black
or torrion.. bold by all Druggists and Perfluners; and
properly applied at. Batchelor 's Wig - Baotou, No.
10 Bonelstreek, New York. • aMip2B
UPT .NOTICES,.
A 8104-11FEEN NOTICE OF AP
-ponermuNT.
. In the District Court of the ratted States for the
Western District. of Penns - ylianta. In the matter
of HEILMAN VEICLIBB, Bankrupt. In Bank-
Isuptcy,,No. 755.
• TO WEIOM IT . MAT colecztor :—Tbe uncleralgned
bereby gives notice °this appointment Aitagnee
of REBHAN VEEDED, of Allegheny MY. In the
evinnty. of AlleghenY. and State of Pennsrvanla,
;within sold District, who has been Jui; udged bank
inotopOti lila own. petition,, by the Dletrlot Destrt: .
Of field District. - •
Dated.at , Yletsburgh., Ps, the Illth'iloY of Julie,
ORM. NY.- KIRKE 11,45al
jet2:rsg:sp , •
Attorn Sitt PI Went. '
R'. TAE DISTRICT COVRT.Or
I
TAB "UNITED IiT.ATItS; POE VTBST..
.r.ttN DP.TBACT', OP . dt'ENNBYLVANIO:p In, the
matter of JAMES JOIINST9X, Jr., of Onto town
shlp,Allegbeny county, Pennsylvania, Bankrupt.
No. 4574 l . a.Jtankroptcy.„ ' •
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Western District ofPslomotioarsia,•.o.
Atllttabnrgh,,Jupe,4td,. A. P. /NC :
To ALL - WHOM IT EAT leCINCR$111::
'rbelpuderpiguelt iscredi liras notice. of tila.sjp... -
polutment as Asslgnee , Of 4AM.Eq JOHNSTON,. Jr.,.
of otiio to*naldp; lrl' the county of Allegheny, and
State- cd- Pennaylvansitwithirt l nald I:Woo, who
haa:beht- sand - god s ' _bankrultr uPunr QW.u:P91471
Bon; :try thernstrict Court or sato Ma MAW
•`' ! JAMES W. 31 CIBIATirAltaldner, , :
je..s ' grzaT . Attorncy.ot-Law. lAO Slft.4 street. - •
- - - -
U. 13., MARSHAL , t 1 OF PI 14,'
W. 11. of Pennsylvania:
PrrTaimattrat - June 10, 11368.
IISARSHAVS WILE. !.•: -.:,)
'WE% • KEE, PEARCE CO.&STEAMBOAT
.Eo.l, October
.Tfral7 181.
Arltrilrsity. -
lip virtue of a weimilitiont erpotterairaturd out otthe
D istriet Court of she United- Mates. .Weateralila..,
riet °Creamy) rants., and to me directed, will ex
pose to lawhile sale ori the , Rain ',DAT U? JUNE'
A. 11.'1W.04.M. 10 o'clock lit* the
HO US S Die Cita or Pittsburgh, the Steamboat.
Armadillo,.to ether with her boats, machinery! tackle, apparel, to.
, EROS: A. ROWLEY, - ,
JellaSir._ U. 5.% Metall+ Western Markt.
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THE . .11114X.RICT <COVET-01F.
• .TUE ,AINITED arAVID3,-FOR THE .WRIST.
ttbrDIoTRICT Or PrarNityLVAti/A.: ,I 0 the
tantter '0140011 1 .1f; TRORPi• of Alleibeilif City;
Aftegheof Catintly BIUM111?!. in
Bannropter.
W. stern District of Pencssi
To bo Eitteporigh, Jape Rtu,A.P. 1088 1 •
a ft'mAi WXCEIIIII. , '
The; ntiderilineea.etebrAlvec notice •of Me sp. ,
°ointment as Assignee of t, Jofili l li. THORP. of Al.'
i ci e tVZsil i hn i lt i t e lt r attrAtitUt el :4;:ab U g
td)4 l /Alqu hookpp i tivit hi. ..ssosissmttston, - py j
finspict.pourt of tit y•- •••' -
' 'JAMES' UR A Aim/Flee •
, Jolr4C,f ;Astemet4l4 Le*.,AUI ,Fiftli
WESTERN DINTRICT:of PEN - It-c
SYLVANIA. N. ;•_•: - 1,, ,,, •, ,, .: 1 ,• • •
Pittsburg) t the 11th slegseftlunet A. D. 18611.•
The undersign:it hereby gives Antic* eLhlsitproulet. ,
}tient: las Assignee •of .NUMUND t!: ,Al 4 111V1..; of ,
Pittsburg:l3.4u the county ier. Allegheny lei/Statel of.
Pennsylvania. within, silisliAberw, ,w1 1 4,_ f i ttlen t .
'adjudge)} a bat:MN:et anon lets teen pettilii 9 :q ~ - 2 :.
DistrNt Caturwar.szie district' , - , i ,
JOUN H. silitzr a Aiilllloo.- • v,
jel2trie.r , Attorner-st-Lor IV (*rant street;
11741 Er
;STERN DISTRICT - of PENNoi
;
.4, 'Mahone', Abe Alth (*rot Jilt& A. R,'115811,%._
The uudeid4eolthelhbf utcesnottereldbleajtpotta.
snout as A Al
ot-PHILIR.WI 1.80.1 , 1, of the city
a•ut county o - Allezheny., and-titute..Or Panne/ivy'
wienn geld ittmtriet. who bur been adjudged a
AthtultiVit en haOunt petition tbrthe:DJAWS,Uognv.
,"•°r 0 401 Pg• - •
JOHN;H. BAiUSYo. A uelgnke,
iettettyl.Y. ; Attornermit•Law. efilfraratic stteet # ;:
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QUIFIENUE,4,, • •
446 bui Corn -
fr?..! hag do do . Um:Weirdo. ••••
4 . • ,
lOr' Dried - IV bldiitlotg
- I , • -
sQ'
ta
In-itoraittforZtabo t •-• i
a • • P
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l e g L ;;NET nik ABNASTRON,r
o Market otooet,,pos;ner sruse,
dom.
WHO SELLS TEEM? .
The Agents for the sale of.ROBACK'S BLOOD
PILLS, STOLdell BITTERS and BLOOD PURI
PLEB. are all Druggists everywhere.
U. a PROPRIETARY MEDICINE CO.,
PROPRIETORS,
CINCINNATI,
jennorp-V.
2arranusincii utfltltlC.i.
' NORM Ammuclur
Lightning Rod Mandtotorv,
DRABS FOUNDRY. -
earn
IRON GALVANIZING WORKS.
ao,ooo rzir xtstra..traira,Deror
IRE CELEBRATED STAR GALVANIZED '
LIGITILNING RODIk
Manufactured at these works ind sold to all parts
IsflatiMtkceleink arc adm itted
ttildneergee.grag3
to peddlers an te dpersenis lug! •at wbokuiale.
=bile Vl ' a la t th gsfa i tjk or p2tew.gp s an'atel_Va
Iron Connection Burs, Braces, eta. simples, Pain
phis:Viand Cirenlani seat trees
IIEYRURA- -.MINTER & CO.
Nos 488 add 490 Btloltit St.,
" ibinusute.
ap10:0334/1/ imp
X 4O FAIIESEIO4 n'.
711F.,1LL! 1411 E " WEL COME. "
tribe best-Bake waft • It will rake heavier bay,"
earn' It farther. lo t ag unload Itself
h arm t h an
: 1 171 1 11 e . r ip t e f r s " 7:ll *- 1 - t . Tll. '' . ilou 4 dre v ilra
oertilleatei c0a1... given, one of which le belo w:
• IsfOntenD, Erie 004 July 1681%
.1 have used the W.leoms Hay Rake. =aurae
tared bS9.W.M.- ittsburili , Pli., and ree
-1 ommend it to farmers. Wallace,fik la good to light and heavy
y:
ba II easy ea . :as:a and one: la a • complete glean
er qr onfrn • and'ituabl ; Is simple In . constreetiOn
and easily kept in order. - - •
• JOBErn ATIM7CKLIC.”
dlieeted to' 819 Liberty Street, Pitts.
burgh, Ps Or Pt the works Columbiana; Ohio.
promptly atten ded to., *Ad rwholesale and retail by
• • • • - • W. WALI.O.I3E.
Bead craws la early, as supply la abort.
• laribrdder
~. . . • NOTIVE. , ,1. . , 0 , , .
IN. - ACCORDANCE ' , WITTE i .frigir,
qt of Ineorpon, boOks toesnlaterlption ta
sae capital butdr, of the enimulyla eota rldge
orerthe Ohio River,' r A nt near tne 'month of Sari
Mil Now ereinyarannelmuri .! to Allegheny, will be
Denen as rollotts!iv,,Lt: , ~ ; ,
1?- .a.r; °thee Or It» '. .)1". X. DAVlS,'Allegheny
..lul4llth and Ith ,'. , 1 .
A ..I3AREII HOTEL. Plttaburgho July.gth and,
At Ofteeof D; L. PA Illt s 11(T. A eg eny. !late ,
itanehestar4Jaly igen. ',/ ~..,,,; .., , , „ .
And at unseat .11XIN 114./iL A f Q 0.., Somugh of
Temberaneepille r Jely Iltb.
from i
DANl neri el liter. retail! . -.• . 7
1
The Boots will b e tent open /0 e`skock A. x.
to& P. Y.
~ . 4 By, V zs e a o r z th esu alkta ir rims ..
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b ,,, *Asaortvitri stligier; .' '' . - "'
itear mita**, gribizt,th,: to i.
•MT ' I 171% ',ANTI:PE:MERIN •, ' i ..
4.
t im .,;„uieti.., 4 4uir,, i .. i.?:„..iii, iiiiiii: . i ,
dinD YAM' Ordern,deiliZiellei eldEgnl.ll'
: loagge‘r;Weln:oll.ll;!_kisubrishapsNsaiii.
; ' 4an - inartn . I.NA. :F •
t' 2
' Tone,. WINDOWAIDEsy , Ili
• ; Any amsar t ikmare 4 irrivLboshur; and ~
e ten in. 1 l'A Or tit i n it'llreble 'am°
tunnel,. t ' 1 1.' ' ' 1114 4* ei - li ttt ' 9 11 !
erootne,:afklat flit* 'Mt l'iti*,,.— .......... ''• • , •'•
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~"IdAS.
.`~`4 W.le'~ ' `y ^. W -3- sS.:!~3 v-r-tSc3 .wWW. rt, l _
4tri_
• z 'Lys.
.Thattilier repeated trial's of other reniedlei, 80,
heave Stormed' Bitters, ziood 'runner Ind Viood
Pius are the beat medicines extant'to cure the dis
eases for - which they are recconmeaded.
Bahl by all Drugglataliverywherei
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There-1s no intedlatne fn bee so ettleaeona aJ Dr.
Bohaera,Dl994l,,riarldar and -Blood Pills :far , the
:permanent
.eure ()flit* dr bleeding Piles; they )
.strike at the root of (Meade., thereby removing the
amnia:
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
- TIERIPEILAVITCE: •
There is, perhaps, no one thine that has done so
much - to proiioie 'the' cadre ` of temperance as that
,gentle stimulating tonic, RobacrsStomath Bitters;
they strengthen and , invigorate , withottt producing
the lifer - tuts araleohoile stimulints:
• Sold by all Druggists Everywhere. •
LIVER PILLS
Are Pills that hive a direct and . poWerful action on
the liver, aid relieve 'any inactivity or congested
state of that all important organ upon which de
nedds the Whole process of digestion. The import=
ante. then, of procuring a Pill that shill have•such•
direct action without the ill" erects of meinury, is
manifest to every one; such - Pills' are itoback , s
.131. xii ihey are warranted genii , vegetable,
and can with certainty be relied upon, and are safe
Sold by all . Druggists Everywhere.
, • INDIGESTION
Is but another name for Dyspepsia, and'the parent
of many Ills. Doback , s Stomach Bitters tiken in
witie4lasithtll doses, directly after each meal, Win
surely iirect st' permanent cure. Do not take onr
word fort, but try them. •
Sold • by.ali Druggists Everywhere.
NIGHT MARE " •
Is one of •the many diseases of which DisPePslit
the ptrent. To effect a cure persons sbOnid avoid
hearty food at night, and take a wine. glasi.full of
Tieback , " Stomach Bitters on retiring to bed.
Sala by-all Druggists Everywhere.
RENOVATE:
During t he Spring mouths It is one of the regular
household dutiesu to renovate, and, In th,
city. of other duties one's own self Is, In a great
measure, 'overlooked; thousands of valuable lives
might be prolonged, and man : ) , doubtless savedfrom
premature graves by thoroughly renovattng the
system with Dr. Roback , a Blood Fills, Stomach -
Bitters and Blood Fortner.
Sold. by all tosuaiste Everywhere.
• MELANCHOLY
I. one of the many disorders of tue,neryouti system,
arising from a low state of the Constitutional health
or seyereprostration after long continued sicknese.
and requires invigorating remedies like,Roback's
Stoinaeh Bitters to restore the nems to their natu.'
gal 9ltallt~.
-
Bold by ell Druggists Everywhere.
PATENTED 1866.AN111.1116Ti-,
ertuwkisE & C. 0 754
'''neselms*
TOILET' SOAPS.
Ara OrepirettW
h 7 materials wok*:
men the hest materials,
and are known( as' the , fr , TA,III-
Atukby dealers and quittattiorgli
Soli* ever,where. - deZr:wr
'1;
JUNI.
1 OR
.....,::". .....:-.4‘... ...A.4.,;44.,,,,,,,„-.4.;....64....-.A........4.-.;:--,,....:-,L.;
St. 'SAM it,'TO Laur.i.i&notimts
..; Lotelhr Welk' all_ parts oftbe City and an.
and .AlIN several_ YAWN .in rood' MmLions.
Also, S smau "WOOLEN FACTORY, ',lib 80 acres
°Hand, and good improvements, whisk I will bell
cheap and on reasonable terms. Business Houses
to let on good streets. Private Dwellingllonses for
rent'in bolibeities. For t o rtiealsrs Inquire
WABD,
Ja7l 110 Grant street. opposite Cathedral.
_____
o.
ponivirr -le SIDENCE .
..' FOR
SALE OR , R 1 . A large Iwo-story - doable
mille tontalanir /0 • including double par-.
lor, with - marble • mantle ,a nd all
le d modern im
'movement,* 1 acre of ground, fi lled , with huh,
ffves.• berilesi , de. 13 ted: near 1 311nersillle. , at
Lue leardAstion </l i the 'ylle diva l'aseensee cars:.
MU is one of tbe
_and meat locatlons ln Allegheny
county, and In • a n ' neighborhood. - .41017 at
W. A. =Algoma Real Zatate:Koilloe, .81 -- Gran'
street. -
. lasb2s-,
.
RIPEST BUILDING S In
lIARKET are those offered , for - sale -in'tha
.t rivbig village of Allentown, adjoining the Birtn-
Ingham line, and only fifteen minutes' , walk from
"the end or' the Monongahela bridge.• •This town ft
growing•ranidly. Over *70,00Q Was reallzedfor lots
sold last season, and aver fifty neat dwl.
erected during the seaion. As s special inducement' ;
to Mechanics, we are *flung to - elbse the balance of
the lots at the low price of from 4200 to flafit e lleht -
and on termd easier than paying rent. We ,on
the-premises every afternoon from a to. 'T o'clock;
tilteriFilrye:Lour oMce, comer of/ cl , t i l re andal3Mttr•
2,000,000 ACRES OF
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE,
Br THE
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIVISION, -
- Lying along the Line of thetr road, at
$l,OO TO $5,00 VIR ' ACEE,
And on a CREDIT OD' PPirE
yor further parthmlars. maps, &c., address
zombi P. nEwagEtat,
Land Conunlssloner, Topeka, Hansa&
Or"CHAR. B. xammiaar, Beer /
moat
COAL AND COKE.
OSCAR F. &tO.
0. F. LAME
C DAVIS.
COAL AND COKE.
Sandusky Street. and P.F.W." fz.
R. a., Allegheny City.
SUPERIOR
Youghiogheny Coal and Connelleville Coke
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES
Sill" Orders prompta
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
• DICKSON' STEWART &CO.
Having removed their Office to
1 , 410, 567 IZZEIERTnt
(Lately City Flour BEM SECOND ELOOB.
Aro now prepared to tarnish good YOUGHIOGHE
NY LOW, UT COAL OR BLACK, at the lowest
morket price.
All
throngh R e i orders ln eman. will b ° e at their , thee, or addressed to
them attende d to promptly.
=MO=
CHARLES He ARMSTRONG,
DZALAS
TOUGHIOGLENt AND 00INELLBVILLE 00AL,
• And Manufacturers of
COAL, SLACK AND DESITLPHDRIZED COKE.
Office and Yard—CORNER, OP BUTLER AND
MORTON STREETS. First yard on Liberty and
Rimer streets, Ninth Ward, and on Second street,
near Lock No. •1,
Manufacturers
Pa. •
Families and Manufacturers supplied with t
ben-article of Coal or Coke at the lowest cash ra.
Orders left at any of their odiees will revel
prompt attention.
ARMSTRONG & HUTCHINSON,
ccesrs to •
ILADALPIIIA. ARO Su YOUG so HIO6II744I' COAL CO..
MINERS, SHIPPERS AND DEALERS, BY RAIL.
ROAD AND RIVER, of superior Youghlogheuy
CAS AND FAMILY COAL.
Moe and Yard—FOOT OF Ttilt STREET, near
the GA4 Works.
SUPERIOR COAX. • •
C. cumuli:3r friz co..
Minersan dShippersofPlTTSßUßOliGAß,_TOßGß
and FAMILY COAL, NUT COAL and BLACK.
Coal delivered promptly to all parts of the cities
at the lowest market rates.
Once and Yard-CORNER FOURTH AND IiVAT
SON (formerly Canal; BTREXTB, Pittsburgh.
P. O. BOX 1A99. oellk
LUMBER
UMBER! LUMBEIU LUMBER!
ALEXANDER PAITEBSON
YARDS No. 86 'Preple Street formerly:Manchester
anti No. 157 Iteneects streeopposite 024 Nyork.s/,
a
utagenzar claw.
. DX.a.L.lra IN AIL KENDS OF
Rotwh ' and Planed Lttmberi.
Floating .
'• Doors: ' '
Wea ff, , tas
Mathesther ty
Moldings,
Saw Nat Lumber, Ceda u r and Locust Pasta,
,Lath and Path Oak and 'Yellow Plate.
AL*O-711.11Z BRICK. TILE and CLAY.. alkh
FORT PlT'r LUMBAR COMPANY
CaPitais - c 5.1241,000.
Psziummt--tOWARD DI ag
BzotarranY.-T.- A: WRIGHT.
linFrauEritnautz-EDW. DAWSON. , •
rt /4: •
Edward Davison, DimgCTO I L. lir; Dutoan, •
John Mallon. E. .0. Dithridge,
Oeo W. ,
M. L. Malone,
B. E. Johnston.
LUEBER YARD-43ornin of BUTLER AND Ale
LEOHRNY STREETS. Ninth,Ward. • .
OFFICE AT FORT PITT GLASS WUREB, Waih.;
ington Street. • . . •
• • .
Parties wishing any inibrinition orad,lce,, lh re.
gard to buidness, or In relation to poililone or situa
tions sakMorchants, Book-keepers; ' , Clerks, Me
'
ehs>il s,
Psrners or Laborer
cblesgo, 'St.' s,, La
IstlU
LonlS,, Vloksborg, Litt
le !Rock, New Orle a ns;
Mobile; Oslieston, or any part
of Texas, can receive ration valuable„ prompt and
reliable Infonnation,'' from out general office In
Loultrills, by enclosing our fee Of Two): DOLT its'
10 our luldreu... asringlit4/ enisnalro, 'nosiness an.
analntanee Ws Part of the country, will OVA
sB4lllfllt,loll. • •
• ,
43. Mil 1011 XIS• de 004
No. 118, 441iSt., Louisville,. Kg. s•
:11101ffiriARIURGH PAPER , BIANE•4
Ar4CtTU2LIN4 COMPANY. I4auvActusora eg
PRINTINSAND,WRAPPING PAPERS'
CLINTON MILL:-.STZUBENVILLI6•ORIO. •
Bytionrox , BBltiliTuN.,
•
OPTION AND WOMEtiotrE4lo,
110%82 'T*Ittl'eet)•Attianir!A,P0
Ottiegus-,AIIGUST B ARTM , Preslient. , •
• ita i t L /tibIiSGAT . (ki jr
DouccrostB—Augrit Bartle, John ,ILtweß, B
Bauman; John li. Zarb:loon. " •• • B. • •
Cash mid /or Pater Stoolr. , • • j_aroi_oBl_
t . LG. 11:TAYLI.
~,.• *. A1.31.17.E .L.
....:e i.... 7 1,u .... : ..._: „ : , ~, il
" 1 1 l .7 1° ‘ .118.41. ill-irallT 4
laoltred npoi
, g n n ea l ov p r ie
- sane, Ana
A; M. anal
nerd
It h.lll.
Et. era
te ,'
shelfs e in SLISIf..AI/0
liwierki t e c OlP/5 1 1 hi cast! - de, ig iveD ' res
. ..PICSBO3CALLM4II3 °RAIN& ,B trin,
Laatem?, and. G atialectitrials Chittlog tkine 1
.1410 neatest mauler. . , •
•
•
Bt. Louie, kthapari.
attended to
MZI
CI,.A LLEGAIENYINSUILANCE CORI
PANT OP PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 37 Elnii STREET,' Ramr BLOCS
Ininirel whist all kinds of Fire and Marine Ulna
JOHN IRWIN. Prealdent.• •
JOHN , D. McOOR.D, Vice Preerident,
C. G. DONNELL;Secretary. -
OAPT..WIE. DEAN. General Agint.
_ DIRECTORS: -
Mut t r. Crpt. Wm. • Dean.
John D. McCord, B. L. Patinestock,
C. G. Hussey, W: H. Everson;
Harrep_Cbilde. ' Robert H. Darla,
T. J t Roakinson, . grand, Sellers.
Charlet Hays.' Capt. J. T. 814*Itdale.
ICIPEOPLESP INSITRAIICE COM.
A. P.A.N _ . • • •
BleAllDUai
arthercliANT 'X'ArLore,
No. 93 3 i eldnarnumsTßErr, Pirrasußeß.
KeoPs constantly on band sane assortaent of
CLOTHS,- CASSIMERES & YESTINGS
Also, GENT'S puzonsuurti (i4Xipt;i.„
ournuNG /JUDO. To olgionl..the latest
No. 1111 82 dITIIPI4D 4 lirrigEt i Pittsburgh, Pa.
CoolisitaY oaaailde a fag aallariMaaS Or
CatgeilldNllPS. ge.
Dv 'F Br. CO.;_°
erchaut,Tation s
•
34 Peding St.; Allegheny, .
IWO Itortraeelied &Lorin and rie”ralooted kook of
rtrirp, gpirtOrGi
inliable for a dratO4nis maim, irAide:: ,Also, Alamo
!Ilitook of GENyli rtiltfaSHlNtf, fAm
xs... stela 3
,
.BIINJA MIN' antOsitty . • P1111101PCLX:16.
`SINGERLT , &:CLE,Ify filqicclsors
gonna- PICHOUHNIAO ift ' '
113 e oni.7 - 10teani LtthogreOhie Zitiblisineem, West
.0f tbe Mountains., Hosloesse Certbk Letter .Hes As.
"tends, Leticia. C llrenlars. Show Canis. Diplome%
Portraits. Views. Certylleatee of Illewsita,
MD. Oardly • ' Nos. , lit and 74 •TbirO 'street.'
Plttsburth. • , . ,
0/M,VPWITERS & BUILDERI3.
NI&
1 LLLLIII: J. HICIII,'!
- , itrgmta ANI: ) BUii+DERIt...,...
.. . ,' ~. . 1 ~, ----- ,• ~ ' ..-,
tiro.' all' ittinsiti,vAiirA AV4Ntf 1, t,: 41.0oett.'
High street, Pittsburgh. Pii,:. liesiltuseoso.-1481
.Jobbingtreet., ;‘ w ilt' :.' I • .."' ' '..2 .
done 'a we " 44- 4Y. ctf — Lu.
orders pri4tir attend ' tN'suti mitts bn o , a ,
gimlet: i - '.. 1 ' - ',, - ,•-• silieMliiing, - , :1
Z-- •
.
7 'IMPIPPUNTLARip -
N I4 T , ,
Fire Insuranw Company
OF PITTSBURGH.
OSA No. 42 .Fifth St., Swond rloor,
OVER REDTEMAN' s IrgYRAN & MOLE'S
JEWELRY STORE.
31rnmc.xv:nt 6:
ne•bert C. Schmerti r . , Louts Morganstern,
Charles Meyran,' . Joseph Abel.
Wm. P Lang. •Adoltift grebe,
Wm. Carr, - • CL. Siebert, . r
Petdr Kelt. , C. J.-Schultz„
, • •
A. Stelemerer, Martin Hey'. '
. .
,•- , , •
ROBERT C. 14011111 . TZ, Pres't.
. 11 10116AN8TEBN, Vice Pree't.
CRAB. lILEYRAN, Treasurer.
C. ItERROSRE, 'Secretary..
The above Company is now fully organized, and
prepared to take, VIRE RICH& Bf careful attn.-
tion to business,. prudence And fair dealing, this
Company will endeavor. to merit a liberal share of
the patronage of the community. '' • • '
Brat FBABITLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEGHENY, FA.
Once In Franklin Saying; liank Buildings)
NO. 43 Ohio St., Alleichetilr•
.
A HOME COMPANY, managed by Directors well
known to the community, who true, by talr dealing
to merit a a b are of - your patronage.
HICEEY XELWIE
GEO. D. RIDDLE
Henry Irwfa. D. L. Patterson, Henry Gerwlg,.
Geo. R. Riddle, Jaeob'Pranx, flottlelb.Paas,
131monDrum, J. B. Smith, ' Jaecib Rush
W. M. Stewart; Ch. P. Whiaton, Joseph:Oraig h , .
Jos. Lautner, H. J. Zink/Lad, Jeremiah Ko en
apRI:o3S'
,NATIONAL . I N SURANCE C 0.,.
-`-' OP THE OITT OP Aitsoriarr.
. .
m e, in; ALLEGHENY TRUST COMPANY'S
PULE INSVIiANCE 0 3 7 1;I: .
W. W. MARTIN, Pre4Ment,
JAB. E. STEVENSON; Secretary on .
ntancrB: ..
A. R. English," o . ll .P.WlMamilJno. Thomp s on,
Jno. A: Myler; Jae, Lockhart; !Joe: Mien,
Jas. L..Graharo, Robt, Les, IC. V. zcyle,
I
Jno; Brown ' , Jr. Geo. Gen t, Jacobßopp.
mh2S:nt4•
NITESTERN INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
IMMANDER NIMICIL President.
WM. P.MERBER ,T Secretary. •
CAPT. GEORGE NEMLD, General Agent.
Gene, 92 Water street, Spang , Co.'o Ware
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will razure against' il kinds of •Fire and. Marine
whks. A home institution, managed by Direeton
oa re well known to the community, and who are
determined by promptness and liberality to maim
tain the character which they have assumed, as of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
Alexander Mini Mk.. Joan IL McCune;
IL Miller, Jr.. Chas. J. Clarke, .
James McAuley, William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer,. Joseph Kirkpatrick. •
Andrew Ackleu, Phillip Reymer,
David M. Long, • Win. Morrison,
D. Ibmsen. nO2S
pENNSYLVANL4.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTYRBURGH . 1
OFFICE, Al FIFTH STREET. BANK BLOCK.
This is a Home Company, and insures against lass
by Fire exclu siv ely.. .
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE, Nice President. , . .
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer..
HUGH MCELHENY, Secretary.
DIRZOTOUS: -.
____ .
Leonard Walter, George wuson.
C. c. - Boyle. • . - W. Evans,
• RG eo
obert Patrick, J. C. Lappe,
Jacob Painter, J. C. Dauer,
Josiab King, John Voegtley,
Jas. IL Hopkins, A. Ammon.
Henry Sproul, jytt
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 435 & 431 CITESLA U f ST., NB.Ll2srn.
DIRECTORS.
Charles__
Bancker, Mordecai H. .Louls,;
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant Isaac Lest,
Jacob 11. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
Feorite W. Richards ‘ George Fates.
CHARLES 0. BAN HER, President.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
W. C. STEELE. Secretary,pro km.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, AGENT
North West corner Third and Wood Streets.
m
°MOE, N. M. CORNEMWOOD Lnrg " 8 .
A. Home Oceopany 4 taking Fire and Marine aisle
G
apt: Rho g 4 ,
Sitanuel.P.:Mbriver,. •
. Chitties Arbuckle,
/A . •
Pamnel Dinetiakart•
.stdent.
President,.
Bearetnry., •
tr. .(Saari Agent. .
•
WM. '
John Watt, •
John .E. Parka,
Capt. James MUlor ,
Win.. Van Kirk,
James D. Verner
WM. PHILLiPt3, - P
JOHN W4TT Vice
r. a.t.apirkw
CAPT. JAB.. fiI9RP
ISMLO k • 'Z.:
WWI! 'l9lltEl
. 4
. -XISIROUANT
LII I I3OGRAPEVERS.
LESS=
MAXAGILR
MONDAY, June 15th, an'
--
THE . .CREAT.
or; r.
DlL9fArc. OPEAATICI
0 40413Z01:413CV '
-'IIE
Air Grand 'Matinee on
Admission, 2.5 cents, to
igrmatsizw s
EX__~~H~IBITION,
onraprisinz woßgs OF ART anti, GRE . 4 4. 4-7?
taw. LlVlRerdianiosrri*s,, •
.AT ,RRANIELLIN HALlr4i
Firth street, opposite Pittaborgh.Theatre,,
Cards of Admission 25 atts. Doors open tnna.
8 o'clock A. st. to icp. H. 1 • ntelow '
!al - GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTIA MENTAL
. ~
•
CONCERT. . •
A GRAND CONCERT WILL BE GTV - E - ' MIN TRH
KEYSTONE SKATING KM, Allelifienn.
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.EVENINGS. ,
, JUNE 15Th AND , ern, 1885, '-
•
, .
And a GRAND ISATIN:EiI n SATURDAY AP- .
TERNOON, June 2001 at 2...ki o'clock.--.
...A._
The ORCHESTRA will - fie under the direction o
Prof.:WEISS, leader of the Great Western Band:
Atlas C. A. MOODY, Principal . pf the Mozart fd
Meal Institute, will preside at the Piano.
. , The services of the ALLEGHENY QIIARTETTit
have Amen secured for the oc#sion , and will render
some of their guest tbings each evening. _ . I
~ The whole under the direction of Prof. W. t
I BLACK, Teacher of Music tribe Public Schools.
Adailasilon.. , « rd. e 3 0 5 "111114
ChildrTlYnaer 12:17ear i Age 2g.
thelek44i, be had at the kfurde Stores, Pittsburgh; .
Book d Drug Stored, Allegheny. and at she • r
Hardwa • Store of Whiteside. & Drum,;* Pederar
street, ne r Railroad Depot. 11 .. .. .
The Ste S tein way Grand .ircert Piano will he lug.
lashed by H. Hither Isitrp. li ... —'• , -
In
Doors oven at 7' o'clock, Concert to - communise ~,
•at 8,34 O'clock; ..,' • • i
N..B.—A.t 0 o'clock the Wagon will form in Ilan :-
and march to position. on tne;pitage.
jeig:r . ' I
WA FIRST . CLASS ' , -
..President.
STE/MERRY A ICE CEkAS
- :PEST . - -
Will be held in EXCELSIOR HALL, Allegheny;':
ON THE ISTn 1977 r A 20Trt .NST., . 4
'For the benefit Or the Method' t Chnroblionie kis- .
5100 Work
6 16 . ' 1 , 1 *
or ' ' '•
-.; ' ' :
iro
At ej Leh t lentof it: Wu c a l' , l iiiaßlans are tai- :
dially Invited to attend. "•• I ' - • • - le19:r510 •' :
IigrBENEFIT OF RE POOR;
Uader the anspfees of the clety nr 86 Vincent
de rani, (St. Paul's Vonfereu thern will be he'll
A CRAND CHAR TY PICNIC,
i
AT WTARLARD j i B GROVE, "
8.A.p1711.13, July .4th.
Ample arrangements ..have been made. to seellteill
Pleasant and enjoyable day to tin who attend, *nue
at the same time they will feelconscions ore -unit s ..
uting to the - relief of the wort y- p our in our inbift.
Tickets oiradmlsslon, India ing Diuneic 60 . cents
- can be procured from the mein her:, of the Socety ,
or at George .Quigley'a Booklatore,- Grant 'street" ,
and at the gate. , • jelib. ,
_ _
LINDEN
LINDEN GROVE havin* been fitted up in the
most superb style, with a large and elega . nt
form, beautifully shaded, large Dining Room and
two excellent bars, js now ready to rent to PIO--
NIC,S PARTIES, SUNDAY ; SCHOOL . CELEBE4-
TIONS, &c:, on the most reasonable terms.-- - • •
Parties holding Picnics, 8:0.4 will find it to their
advantage to secure the Grove. •
The Grove is easily accessiple, tuing Nit a few
steps from:the Oakland Railway Station, whose can
run - regularly evvry fifteen =braes...
Aer For terms, &c., apply a ithe
•
OFFICE, OF. THE. OAKLAND RIILWAY CO.,
11
OAKLAND STATION.
irtyB:p64
EqrBITERDALE-. -
SUMMER RESORT,
• AT HATS
Delightfully situated on the F. w. &C. R. 'fr",; -
eleven miles trout the city, is n
,ow open for the re.
cepsion of guests. ' •
Addreas, B. MILL4R, .
JelD: Box 35 b4 ; Pitt.buriab ,
!.'CitACK;IER. ES. - .
SHEPHMtI,'S
STEAM cilacion
817 Liberty Street.
Oar'. Crackers are baked upon
TOM, and • are superior to any
any other process.
._ . .
m A p c v..;..:c.s
...„.„..t...,,,,„_.,;,..;_,
- IA . C'
C
1 1
0
_. • II
i
-
ARE - gill:TRIO; •TO :AVY -• 'OTHERS
1
• . • .• ; OFFERED IN THIS-CITY
*INF., lioBTliii s DA, . 1 11AM .70 EI3CFL,
WATALI,I3ITI ,SO
VEII 2 BIUGAN -- Hi MACY-
" 34a.A CR S
For Sale by. Every GrOcer, in this City.
Bakery, NO. 91110erty St.
PIANOS. ORGANS, &O._
---
- ,IDIOT - THE BEST 'AAID (.31E,tp.
4-1 , EST PIANO AND ORG A N , : . . , .. •
13 ho kei.' Gold' Medal' Plan
c mac S.O s
...
AND ESTEY'S ,COTTAGE. ORGAN.
' The SCHOMACKER PLANOLannbinea all the
listen, vtd a reLlmprovehoente:., own .Ln . the etn.7
streetlen I AMA gam instrument, and hsealwaye
been -aw MI the - kushvot,' premium Wherever ex
1* Whited. • ,Its tannin nill, sonordne and sweet.- The
!workesanahtp., for derablllty and beauty. i seepages
11
all °Mere'. Prlece from' SSQ to SO; teecordlng to
style and ( dash, s , eheaper -than all other so-called
first elase,ro. i-, •••,. - .. ,
• . TET'S ,COTTAAE ORGAN . - .
'llitandlitt t trestabf all reed _ ( stnunente,itt_pre.'
during the moat perfect, Wee quality of totte Or illy,
olmltatlnatrument In tha - ljnltedi prates.. It 14 Ann..
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