Q
Ot littsbuttgt &Ott.
SUGGESTED BY AN ACCIDENT.,
We stood ben tendere caildeller-
Ati mei her eyesi:
• 'Good I whispered, bending near
.Ah me: her tow septies. :;
The gaslig ht flickered overhead- •
Ah mei' her tempting pout:
"prey tarn it down," she archly said;
Ab mel I turned it out!
There's Providence in many sltPs -
Ah mei her cheek was fair;
Oft -Love is born of wedded lips-
Ah me! twm then and there.
1,0041. wthin the lighted ball
-8 .
k
me! he i r chiding . _
aitooped to whisper, Par don em.„
Ah met her mute re
plies,p _
_ven
Post
r
amEatts.
....Hiram Powers is coming home.
:-IC..ing Theodore is reported as alive.
- —New York has eighteen daily papers.
—Raspberries are very plenty this season. •
—Victor &tunnel is declared to beprotli
-0-
—Bismarck's, physlulan say); he cannot
live long: _
—The baseball feverhas died out in this
neiglibethood. , . •
—George Bands has written a poem on
her gray hairs• •
•L•The Fenian scare has improved busi
ness in Canada.
—The Paris li'fiero, the French Punch,
has been sold for $200,000.
• --IThliumPs Poems".liave gone through
lily -two editions in Germany.
—Queen Isabella of Bpain weighs two
, hundred and eighty-four pounds.
.—Phosphate of Lime, or Apatite, iafound
in immense beds in Canada West: •
.;;-;The cost of the public printing of Eng
land far 1867 amounted to $1,970,500.
—Rev. Isaac Kalloch, once` notorious in
Boston, is in Washington as a lobbyist.
—A residence costing $25,000 has been
-purchased at Macon Ge3rgia, for Bishop
Beckwith.
--Gen. Tevis is on his way to America to
take over a regiment of volwateers for the
Papalservice.-
. r .-Two- Million cans, a condensed milk
, • •
, r , • : ion. been- ordered from a Massachusetts
- 41 ‘0:utei . W - :Chins
500
'r - A lattory, feet long, and estimated
..-- to need •11,000,000.-bricks in its walls, is
'building at Suncook, N.' H.
• —lt is estimated that, there are thirty
. thougiand politicians in New York from dif
ferent parts of the country.
- —Schuylkill county, Pa., has employed a
Ova of physicians to attend the sick poor
aktiseii houses free of chirp.
- —The largest income in Taunton, Mass.,
, . Is returned by Willis= Mason. at $200,000.
Last year he returned $1300,006. '
--Mrs. Swisshelm was the first to detect
j Mr: Chase's prOgranune tosecure the Dem
i oolitic nomination for President.
~ , ,A, ;thy El dm :kis defined by Figaro as "a
L„ tttsia vilio plays blind man's bull; sometimes
catching the sick and sometimes the sick
!
—An `old sailor at (Ilonchester, Mass.,
said a few 'days ago: "I began the world
wit nothing and have' held my own ever
13111110/ ' • -
The _"wickedest man in New York" is
obtaining a great deal of cheap advertising
throughout the country for his notorious
saloon. ,
—finobbleton to Harriet, in a library re
' cess, 4 ,.ickvl= (inlet We are- ?ere, ,'Arriet."
1 , "yel l pie Might alinost hear an 'le drop."
:-.E2x7tange. t
—Thad. Stevens indignantly denies that
• , he offered any objection to the appointment
of a Committee by ' Congress to attend the
funeral of the late James Buchanan.
.—The leaders of i the Pittsburgh Evening
Nail are written , by. Mr. Campbell, the
editor, in a cell of Moyamensing prison,
Philadelphia, where the libel law has con
'signed him.
—M'lle Hedwig Raabe, the German act
resi who is coming hither, is a beautiful
blonde, with large blue eyes and long gold
ed ringlets. She is the pet actress of the
Russian Court.
—Professor Hitchcock, of Amherst Col
lege, says that Gardener's Mountain, in
New Hampshire, contains, enough copper
to supply the United States for twohtuadred
years to clime. ' " ' •
. —A' crazy man occasioned' considerable
excitement in Philadelphia Onerevening last
week, bYappearing on the streets , naked,
and brandishing a large knife in the air.,
'Hi was arrested. ' ' •
..—Single ladies of. nameriata ago will take
,e , hint from the'announcement that only
'three of the two h ndred women who were
shipped to Washington Territory last year ,
now 'raisin unmarried. - ' r:
—Orange trees are pleatedd at the 'rate of
one hundred' per acre near New Orleans..
A single tree has been known to_ yield five
thousand oranges. -They "com mence bear
ing when eve years old.
. 7 8elatielyteed.iii4 Henry• 'Reed, the bhr
tinned journal , are brothers by , blood,
but not, in Witt . The former , edits the
6*,fs;iiitini lie üblican, and the latter the ists,
, Enquirer,• ultra Democrat. ,
_ m , I —Garibaldi has written a strong letter
•
.... ,< -;oinidetaning the policy' of recruiting troops
~ . , for the Popi3„in'Araerips. Thice Archbish;
': . l.z.ps'of America agree With, him th at efillat; .
meats should be discouraged here.;" :
-.' . —Daring b, - recent istoo2i# grAn4lei
county, M0,,,,0, boy 1.7 yeare .old,. while
- . plowing in the field, was struck by light
- ning and instantly' killed: ' Beth horses,
were also killed by,the•earaeAstroke.: ,
—The records of - births, deaths and mar
riages kept in Great'Rritain for ild,rty years .
43ast, now incicidethe
"names of about thirty- ,
. - • nine pillion of persons, • all reducible'to
a bout thirty thousand family names:
=--ii, Democintic,politician of thig city in,
• • New• York; was telegraphed to on Saturday,
• ,to know how .; many -people were in New
- yorliCitY, ot -poise the dispatcher meant'
strangers: The Innswerea#Lo otws,lnilii,hio,
- - i more. Or leas;!! , •,-`".,:,-, . .l , i
?
.414
-o,Wriglneville..(Y 4 tik connty) Still
: -1- 1 -• seTslhill'idPkti!lif i V''X l !• ; i t i- A Pg igl'eCriiiin
'' ..-
“*f:t*`:64o 0144.L4:04. lif?-t'l4l6* IMaa
L ' : ' - 'etin 'ht In a net at Wilson's battery !It is'
g
( ...,.,..,-....s i•A).'..-.5, - 1 au aaa...':,,,,-,..vit Liconti.ii,i,)
. ~
I
OEM
..,.•
.• • •
termed an Allegheny Salamander (Mena
noma Aliegheniensis), and rather a singular
specimen to be fibbed - up in these water
The body is elongated abodt eighteen inches
in length; it has four feet proyided with
toes, and a long tail, whieh givei it the ap-
pearmce of a lizard.
—James Parton,, in an article in Pack.
aril's Monthly, entitled . _ "Don't be a mere
Money Machine," says : "Ainong twenty
men who 'can make a fortune, you will
hardly find more than one who can found a
family. It is when I think of the children
s 'of the men who are called successful, that I
gel * Ihrse — Mbi
among us are a `whodevote their-144e time
and the whole force , of their natures to tyosi_
was: How strange to expend life in ac
ditixtulating the means of living, and forge
to
—A Philadelphia physician writes to the
Ledger of that city, to let the public know
the following manner of successfully treat
ing cases- or sun-stroke: "Let the person
thus affected be removed to a cool and pri-
Vide place, his olothing taken off, and the
body rubbed- from head to - foot with large
piano! ice, at the same time that pieces of
ice are kept is thearm-pits. This simple
treatment, if steadily persevered in, will
save cases which seem almost desperate; and
there is reason to believe f under any other
treatment would certainly prove fatal."
—The monument to be erected over the
grave of Lieut. Gen. 2 Scott at West Point
consists of a granite 'base, _seven' feet long,
three feet wide, and one foot two inches
thick. Upon this rests a single block'of
Italian marble.. The block is six feet long,
two feet wide; and two and a half feet high'.
It is a mere plain surface, except the in
scription, which is in square, plain cut-rais
ed letters in part, and the remainder in
plain Roman. There is'aot an ornament
about it, not even a moulding, to break the
severe simplicity and solidity of the massive
stone.
-,The details of a hideous crime, commit-
ted at Nismes on the 10th or 11th of Novem
ber last, have recently.: appeared in the
Freric.h journals. A husband and wife
named Hairianns,"under the excitement , of
religions frenzy, murdered, in the most
cruel manner, their daughter, aged thirteen
years and six months,• after having drawn
from her,, by long-continued and terrible
torture, a confession that she had been guil
ty of certain immodest acts. The mother
had been in early life an abandoned woman,
and the child was illegitimate. After her
marriage, the woman Hermanns had how-
ever become fanatically pious, and it was
under this influence that the daughter was
murdered. The girl had been for months
systematically starved and treated in a phi
lesi\manner. Daring the murder the pa
rents sang hymns to drown the shrieks of
their victim. As no indications of madness
seem to have been manifest except insane
hatred of the girl; the. couple were con
demned—the mother to imprisonment with
hard work for life; the father to ten years
of labor. •
A Woman Sentenced' te' Death.
In Philadelphia, on Priday, Hester
Vaughn, a young woman, was sentenced to
death for the murder of her babe.
The initiative sin committed by this poor
girl, her suffering, the murder of the little
babe, the arrest, trial, conviction, and the
motion for anew trial defeated; all having
transpired, there remained but one step to
be taken by the Court in the sad affair—the
paasing . of the sentence of death. Up to
this period the unfortunate woman did not
realize her position. She knew nothing of
the peril she was in. Even after the rendi- .
tion of the verdict, she carelessly asked her
counsel how long a term of imprisonment
she would receive, and that good gentleman
could not bring himself to tell her that the
penalty of her crime would send her into.
eternity. But now every effort of his for ,
her rescue having proved unsuccessful, he
Communicated to her in as gentle a manner
as he could her situation; and then, for th
first time, fully aviakc to the awful doom
pending over her, she became violently agi
tated and wept.
By the direction of the Court, the Clerk
asked her if she had anything to say why
the sentence of death should not be pro
nounced upon her according to law, to which
she made no answer.
She was told to stand up, and Judge Did•
low then in- a most impressive manner,
said, Hester Vaughn, a jury have convicted
you of the highest crime known to our
laws and-it is our duty to say that, under
the evidence, no other verdict ought, accord
ing to our law, to have been rendered. _
We would be' less than human did we not
pity a ferinde situated as"you now are; but
the la* knows no distinction of sex. and
throwl its protecting shield alike over -the
adult manor Woman, and the tender infant, ,
whose existence may have terminated in an
hour. By degrees you have fallen into sin,
and at last have outraged humanity by Mur
dering lour ~ o wn offspring. In the dis
charge of this toms moat distressinrof 'all
painful duties, it becomes necessary to pro
nounce the judgment of the law. We will
not' torture you by lengthened remarks,
though inn Meting you for the last tinie we
cannot refrain' from calling your attention
to the Tearful crime , you have coMmitted.
Hope not against hopd;,the Only. pardon
Which, can, Many ,event cleanse your soul
from the stain ottbis.guilt must be granted
by that Diiine Being who was the .author
0 . t your child's existence, and who"made it
own image',
An now, as magistrates clothed with"this
power, nothing remains for us to do but to'
°bey the'conimand of - the :constitution - and
IaWS, of this - coininonwealth, and proceed 'pronounce „the' indolent of, the law,
whichi_s•Okiiie ail 'tiler Judge's arose,) that
biester, Naughn, the pep oner .at th e h or ,,h e
taken • to: the -county p r i son f rom whence
she came, and: thence to the - Place of execu ;
tam and that she there be hinged bv the
neck until sheds dead. And may G o d h ave
mercy upon her soul!
The prisoner,tesumed her seat, loudly la.
me,nting titer sad fate. She is nearly twer k _
ty.three years ofage, havinglived a steady,
pions life in England up to She then
came to this country with her husband, who
died in Schuylkill coanty. Until a -few
months prior to .the birth.of herchild she
lived at. seavice with several highly respec
table families, and always
in performing her dutiesiand gave evidence
of a good heart. Tuts was the most affect
ing, truly distressing casethat come` to
our knowledge ; and while it is highiy prePt
er.that sow step should be taken, to check
i the',too preialent evil of infautielee.in" o u r
midst,. yet it is most.thesztrending eight ito
see this -miserable:creature, from virtuous
widowhood; dragged r it teems' ablest frivol
iiniferilY down our
;entail tifitidegtlSinfiMic i gta to
Irtfitiptnritifislit
qta 1:4 41,
Mud' brto.cor.: y.,JuiLtp , 1)) 4:t
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : MONDAY, JULY 6, 1868
..,PENTISTRY
ppETIII FILTRACTED
•
sivrilacKrr PAINT I
NO CHARGE MADE WHEN ARTMCIAL
= SFR ARE OR
A iruLL sin FOR lA DERED .
AT DR. SCOTT'S.
will PENN annum, ark Dan Aitovz RAND.
ALL WORE WARRANTED. CALL AND EN
AMINE srzemors OF. GENUINE VIMCAN
my9:d&T
,mLVpuls.:
GAM rjxmu4s
: yoweAs AND Wu
Just recelves, the finest and largest assortment
ever opened in this city. .
WELDON & KELLY,
147 WOOD•STRICKT, COL VIRGIN ALLEY.
zub24:32,22 . • • • •
CEMENT, SOAP STONE &o.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
80A1' STONE.
mesraa„ atm= TOPS,
, _WAITE PIPES.
HENRY S. COLLINS,
25 Wood street.
u48:4370
DRY GOODS.
87. MARKET STREET. g r .
GREAT REDUCTION
Xff PRICES I
TO CLOSE STOeK OF ,
4 "
DRESS 4400135.
87 MARKET STREET.
THEODORE F.. PHILLIPS.
je3o: ST....MARICET STREET...AT.
DRESS GOODS!
FOR THE 4TH OF JULY ,
. AT •
J. IL BiIIICHNELII lite CO'S;
No. 52'ilt. Clair Stivet,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE, ST. CLAIR HOTEL.
WRIT SWISS '
WHITE E
NAINSOOK MUSLIN'S;
WHITE MULL RIN•LINS:
WRITE JA.CONET IdUsLINII;
LAWNS AND ORGAN
Wllfilt P. IV'S, front 25 °eats up;
- COLORED P. Ent, for ID oents, worth $1.18;
GRENADINES. for AS tents worth 40c;
BLACK HERNANDIES; .
LAOIS SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS*
SHETLAND SHAWLS;
L i
GREY GOODS, tor Sults; •
BIA.CE. AND COLORED SI ES;
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY
No. 111% St. Clair Street.
lets:
168. 168.
NEW GOODS.
NEW ALPACCAS.
NEW MOHAIR.
BLACK suss.
_
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
F. gC01:16 7 Y,
!$' No. 108 Wylie Street..al
168. 168.
ftratra4o3
CURB, MeCANDLESS & CO.,
(Late Wilson, Carr 4 C 0..)
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and DomestiO Dry Goods;
Mi. 94 WOOD STRIDST,
Third door above Diamond alley.'
• PITTSBURGH,
CONFECTIONERIES.
GEO. SCHLELEELI, -
Fancy Cake . Baker & Confectioner,
AND MALICE AY•
ipREIGN *botanic aaurrs a aims,
No. 40, corner Federal and Robinson streets, Alle
gheny./Sir Constantly on hand s It7Y CREAM, of
.various flavors.
HENRI W. HORBACH,
Confectionery and Bakery
No. SOO SIEMME= EITESST,
Stitween Firm th sad Liberty
AP 'OYSTER SALOON attached.
GEORGE BEAVEN,
Candy Manufacturer,
And'dealer In ronsioN & AMERICAN pRINM.
PICKLES, NUTS. Ake., • • -
No. US Federal. Barest,
Second door Croat. the lint National Bank, All*.
Omar City.
GLASEI, OSINA. CU'ITERRY.
100 WOOTh STREET.
CHINA' GLASS AND .. '.
'QUEENSWARE,
1 . SICLIFIER MATED! WARIEs 8
liARIAI4. STATUETTES, 8
. . iv
, 13011 Plai 00 313 1 - -
, •
And'other !STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS, a great varlet), •
ioo wooD 13TH IDLY. ~
RICHARD E. ERRED & CO.
100 WOOD STREET
SEWING MACHINES.
TUX GREAT , AMERICAN COM— •
RUTTON•ROLE OVEASEAMING .
Alin SENVINGIIiA.WILM
IT.4** NO •
NE CAI:Y ToulitivnlzrztsAsTsrin(7;.
'18*4040? '4lOO tOen tb4
. CAAJEI.: 4 O4 , ,MIALTARMAErri
*ralkiliereoth r
,44 , alWgZeWMirr Sirtor t'D/i)1 - 1 rirrt 4
N.; Sincll..l.; 9ita
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4 , -;161
,
, I .
_
MIT
tlalanaNt4l3 AND NOTIONS.
puicES 'MARKED IPQWN
DIACW73I & CARLISLE'S,
N 0.19 Filth Street.
ALL GOODS GREATLY REDUCED !
ON AND ME I JULY IST.
111111
41Q0i...1 5 K1Ea3g (.40441'.),t4_ ... P . ~,PPASOC4P
CORSETS; (Beal Preaell,),
ilo
LINEN HANION/LitCHIEFS,. for.
ETD GLOVES; (warranted ,): ... ...
PAPTCHIOLLAILS
200 Yds. SPOOL COTTON, (g d) '
POCNEipOOSS, worth 50c..
MEN'S 51:33131E1t-lINDEBSIci TS '
' KEN'S JEAN DRAWER5 .., .. ..`...........
AU Xinds Bullets and. to at Halt Cwt.
CREAT BAR AINSt:
IN A1..1.4 ICINISEI • GOODS.
Special ' lintes to Mere ants *Dealers.
micungt &. .
I. if) rtrmi sTitErr.
17t9
ERE 1110 , RITE $ COMB,
A"
'DAILY ARRIVAL OP
N_VA I W (31-1::)i:YDS
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND YLOUNCINGS;
HAMBURG INSERTINGSL
SWISS EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS;
LACE O,4 I MES, COIFFEURS: AND PARASOL
COvES; •
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS. '
I Hoerr...l%li.
surgii STOUT AND SUPER TINE COTTON.
AND MERINO 1-3 ROSE;
LADIES' AND MISSES' HOSE, in Lsoe, Vele,
Silk and Cotton, of beat English and Ger
man makes;
DOMESTIC IiCrSIERT, at very tow rates •
ALLXANDEZ'S DUCHESS KID GLO VES, •
- new line just received. -
A fall assyrtment of BULLION 'AND SIZE
FRINGES;
TASSEL FRINGES. • .
BEAD FRINGES AND TRIMMINGS: .
GIMP HEADINGS:
TRIMMING RIBBONS AND SATINS:
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
6'1'1128.W GOODS.
At greatly reduced rates.
New'iltilellA.TEl—Ladles` and Mae..
CRAPES, MALINES,pOTTED NETTS;
BLISBONS FLOWERS,
MILLINERY LACES,
BONNET SILKS,FRANIFII, •
RUNDOWNS AND MAKER HOODS ,
Wholesale and Retail.
CALLA AND EXAMINE
77 and 79 Market Street.
Jelarwr
N EW GOODS.
LARGEST AND
REST STOCK . IN THE CITY..
Long no BUCK; GAMITLETS,
• With Military Cuing, in Drab, Baff and Tin.
HOSIERY,
•
4 full line of Wench, German an Ingileti.
PANS;
In
, Linen and Palm Leaf. A full line of White
ORA FANS.
BRUGES, SEWING SILK AND BULLION,
In all colors and dudes.
PARASOLS,
IrDINGED, BEADED, LINED AND PLAIN.
A• FULL LINE OF HOOP SKIRTS.
• 4lie, Stnne new styles DROP SKIRT
CORSETS—A complete 'rtkr!sty, in white and col
ored, for I . adlea sad
Nainsoolc. Velvet Ribbons, Paper Collars,
Irish Linen, . Rid Gloves, 1 Paper Rtitls.
Lawn, bilk Gloves. tits - Wed Shirts.
Swish Lisle Gloves, Embolderies,
Cambric, Cotton Gloves, Ribbons, etc.
Also, THE NEW SARATOGA COLLAR.
All these vied& are to be had at the LOWESN
PRICES. of
MACRIT3I, GLYDE Sr. CO..
IS and SO Market Street.
jet&
te):X_Xi):oai;O:TA: 4 l 3 i;eil*l
SIIIEPIIARD 9 B
STRAIN CRACKER BAKERY,
817 Liberty Street.
1 .21 2 14.gr u 1ek13111 are . baked upon the OVEN BOT•
anyother pro ' e
superiora a" baked " hot aix or
Er TRY THEM.
MARVIN'S
CRACKERS
....,..„,..,....
AltE"SliP2loll - ..T(E - MIT • OTRERS
• cnuiptED•pz luxe crti: - •
• WINE, BOSTON, SODA - ORZLIC REAC H, F
lit s TMATlAß iu tini It s i o n d A:
Fot Sale', by Every Grocer in the qty.
•
Bakery: Ntk: 91C Liberty 9t.
PIANOS. ORGANS; &Q.
Barr THE , HEST AND, CHEAP,
EST. PIANO AND ORGAN. , ,
tehtaiiieker's Medal .:11ano;
- .AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN, , -
The SCHOU/10MM PIANO combines all the
latest valuable improvements ' known in the eon.,
'unction of a first class Instrument, and has always
been 'awarded the highest premium :wherever ex.
hlblted. Its . one i tell, sonorous and sweet.' The
workmanship, for darahllity and beauty;' surpass
all others: -Prices from $5O to $l5O, (according to
style and finish, a cheaper .than all ether. so.taUed
tint class Plano. ti ;
ESTEVEI COTTA O II. ORGAN
Stands at . the hew! of, in. reed instrnmente, In pro.
si
- dueling the most perfect pips quality' of Collect" any
Instrument in the'United States. ' It Is sim.
pie and compact in; construction; and not Sable to
Set out of order. •
,iaIiPICIPTEIVEt - PATENT " TOE ITHMANA
OLO ,, IS only to be • found • fu +lids Organ.
Price from 6100 to 050. • All guaranteed for Ave
years.,
BARBI,KNOCE_ KIVTLEI4,
tzo. , I.9IIIT.AZAug grustrr.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
OR SALE.
_,_ • I ACRES OF WHITE PINE AND HEM
LOCK TIMBER LAND, attested on Black Lick
Creek... Burlington .township, Indians county, Pa.,
.9 miles from ,Ninevah Station, on the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad. and about 89 'three of cleared
land, under good fencing. On the premises are
erected one Grist MM. with 2 run of burrs and 2
run of stones, all complete and In good running or.
der. One Saw Mill, In complete order. cutting
3,000 feet per day.
One dwell n et house, two stories high , with IA
Tomes. 40x4S feet.
One dwelling, 28x10 feet, 9 rooms.
One ". lexalto " "
One • " 18x 28 " 4 " •
One " " 2 "
One " 24128 " 8 _
One Stable. 90x 24 feet, 18 feet high; Blacksmith
Shop and other outbuildings. This land is under
laid with stone coal and Iron ore, and it has plenty
of never-failing springs of water, besides the creek
-pinning thrtetsth•otha_entire pronthatzesseeciali istr:
sold enesp anti on easy terms, to a good man with a
little money. . • ,
10 LOTS ON BEDFORD AvErart, eieilet 20
by 100 feet; on 'whlen• is erected (bur two-story
huge dwelling houses, of 8 rooms and hall each.
These lots embrace a full square of 'rotted. front
ing-200 feet on Bedford avenue, and bounded on
each: nd by a wide street, with an 19 feet alley in
the rear. On the. premises is a pump of lasting and
excellent water. and the surface of the lots is level
and neediheitherilllingithregrading toprepare them
for building purposes, and being in a section of the
city where property is increasing very rapidly In
value, make them desirable for an investment. espe
ethily,lll the present houses rent for enough to pay
a •good interest' on the sum asked for the whole
plover. y. Call soon on the undersigned and secure
&cheap, safe and paying 'investment.
Also, A FARM. OF.• 1.80 -ACRES - of good land,
situated in. East Witsatteld township. Indians Co.,
Ps., 90 acres of which is cleared land, in good'oul
tivation 20 acres being In excellent ' meadow. The'
improvements are a two-story frame dwelling house
, of-4 rooms a frame bank barn, 88x80 feet, with
stabling mllerneatti, and other ontimildlngs,• all in
good repel !!. > It is .1n a- good neighborhood. eonve.
ntent to schools, churches, stores. Ac.. and will be
field very low for cash or_ approved securities.
• Also, a RIVEB BOTTOM FARM of 76 *three, 19
miles".from the city, In Elizabeth • township, Atte
gheny. county, Ps., on the Youghiogheny river, one
half mite from Elrod's Station, on the Connehmille
railroad; near %lurches, schools, stores, Ac., in the
flourishing villages of Boston and Green Oak. The
improvements are a two-story brick house of six
rooms, hall and cellar, a good frame hank barn with
stabling underneath,amd - other outbuildings; a well
of gOO4 standing water at the door; and several_
!dandle g springs of water on the farm, and an or.
chard of 70 trees of selected fruits of apples, cher
ries, Pears, Peaches, quinces and grapes. This prep.
ergs' being located near tae , line mates he rallron
within qpe hour's ride of the ity, it very de-,
enable for gardening or a dairy farm; 'lt is also a
good and beautiful location for country homes near
•the city lying immediately on the river, on the Op
posite side from the railroad: The West Newton
/accommodation and other train! ou the railroad af
ford certain and frequent opportunities of daily'
communication to and from tho city. Will be ,sold
''as a whole or in lots of one acre or more, to atilt Par'
Also, A FARM OF 173 ACRES, situated in' St.
Clair township; Westmoreland, county, Pa . , near
the line- of the • Pennsylvabla Railroad st Houston
Melon, The Improvements area two-story frame
house, with six rooms and good cellar, a frame bank
barn 40 by 60 feet, and other outbuildings. There
Is on the place a young apple and peach orchard;
120-acres elearedland, divided Intollelds of conve
nient size, a large portion of which are well set in
clover and timothy; the residue of said tract cov
ered with good timber.' It is well watered and un
derlaid with coal and limestone and is convenient
to churches, schools ', stores, mills and blacksmith.
'Amos. A real good bargain Is 'offered lothis excel
lent farm; and with it mill be sold all the personal
property on the premises consisting of horses,
cows, stock cattle; hogs an ti poultry, harness, gears,
wagon, plows t farming implements and household
and kitchen furniture. • Together ,will be sold very
low and on easy terms,
to a responsible purchaser.
Also, desirable and very fertile Tract of Land of
159 ACRES AND 95 PERCHES. in-Elisabeth Tp.,
Allegheny county, Pa., on the Line of the Hempaeld
railroad, and one and one-half miles from the Con
nelsville railroad at Suter's Station. On this farm
are 40acres of superior white oak timber, which •
alone !snow worth one-half the price aske d the
whole tract. The improvements' are a log house.,
frame barn, g ood o fencing, and. an apple orchard of
good fruit.. It is well s atered and underlaid with
limestone and dag stone of a supetior • quality,' with
stone coal for the use of the (ann. •
Also, The best _FARM in Fairfield township,
Westmoreland county, Pa., of 250 ACRES, about'
six miles south of the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road at Bolivar Station. The improvements are two
large hewed • log dwellings; one of the largest and
'best frame barns in the township; two apple or- .
chards, in good bearing condition: corn crib, wagon
shed and other. outbulldings. The whole farm - is
under a high state of cultlvation;, fencing all in first
rate order, and the land of the best quality of lime.,
stone soli, about 900 wee of which Is cleared and
the residue of the tract •In good timber, such as
white oak, rock oak, hickory, walnut and beech.
This property will be sold very cheap and on good
terms, as the owner wishes to engage In other Mud
, pass. For particulars enquire of •
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G. H. TOWER. let Fourth Street.
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FOR SALE.
TWO,. H01:83E8 AND LOT on 'Carroll street,.
Allegheny. This property will be sold low, as the
party Is about leaving the city, and wishes to dispose'
of the property before removing,
SAW MILL, TWO DWELLIGNG H 0 8. TWO
BARNS, with
_glad FARM, and about 800 acres
timberland. This property will be sold low. 'Cub
kill
,500—balance on time to suit buyer.
FAILM 07 120 ACRES, will be sold far twenty
dollars per sore. Improvements comfortable frame
houstaild good barn; 50 acre* of the land clear. ••
FARM 01'180 ACREtt, near the line of railroad;
very weU located for • raising stock; improvements
are good and' iiibstantlal; 100 acres of the land In
meadow and rain.
CITY PRO ERTY.—WiII sell a good brick house, ,
containing Eve rooms, at Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
and would rentfor the amount In'six years.
A LARGE LOT OF GROUND, having a Jiver
front, and very convenient of access.
TANNERI, convenient to •the city, and having a
well established custom or local trade connected
therewith,• good dwelling and forty acres of land.
FOUR LOTS in Bbarpsburg, ilear the railroad:
would make sivod coal yard.
HOTEL - FOR SALL --That One Hotel property,
situated at the Blairsville Junction, 'containing
fourteen rooms and the necessary outbuildings,
with three acres of garden and fruit trees. -This
well located hotel will be sold IoW, as the proprie._
tor withal to retire from business.
TOR RENT.
' One large Honse_, for .Boarding House.
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One new Brick House, 8 rooms.
One new Brick House of 4 rooms.
One new Brick House of 3 rooms.
Oue House of 5 rooms and lot 53 by 140.
One House of 7 rooms and lot 150 by 150.
Two new Brick Houses, 11 rooms each. •
One new Frame House, 4 rooms.
Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms each.
One new Frame House in Withinsburg, having
six rooms and large lot, well suited for garden. .
acres that can be divided into acre lots.
S Lots In Oakland. .- _ •' • •
Power and a large Room and Yard for rent, Ins
good location. Will be rented for short or , long,
FOR LEASE OR SALE-3 Lots on Morton street,
Ninth Wa„
WANTED rd -3,000 feet of Flagglog 3 to 4 inches
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TO LOAN-450,000,
U( SUMS OF $5,000 AND UPWARD.
De P..HATCH'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE
No: 91 Grant St., Pittsburr i l
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The lease;.Farnitute and Fixtures of a .
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HOTEL . ' -
Situate on one of the principal streets of the city;
has a large: permanent and trendent custom.. The
house ssailahlaxl bed-roomsgsclusive of dining
room, once , ralsked: Lease has
2 yeah' and 9 mouths to runt rent • $l4llOO per an.
;A m , 4441:0 4 i?P r ea7, °tu illr : rVit ce o "*l r . r. Iti e rrt t P- ft:
any person t 6 Step Into an established trusineSa. Sist
ismctory reasons given for selling. • • • - •
kror priceandterms; apply to pr atidrelit ,• .
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CROFT
ItekrEitate Ageata,:l3o'frourth
VIL O SALE. • ,
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A FARM OF RDIETY"AORFS;
impri l red sad dollghtfolly situated, on the.
'Tough , ' liver. two tulles &Wird McKeesport. The
Oonndllsvtlle 111111r01111 plisses over It, and theeito•
commodetion Trains stop' at , a station : close to the
dweillutt house. fare on annual ticket only 1* cts.
per day. and V.e holder can travel- on even train
without additioned charge• schedule timenne hottr
from the city. The farm will, be sold cheeP oyez
- changed for improved city , property. Ince= 9t
STEEL jab WILSON '
Brokers stud Beal Zetste Agents,
314.841 snattA eta, treef.
tciIIEAPEST lIITILDING , LOTIEI in
MARKET are those offered for sale in- the
riving village of Allentown, adjoining the Sinn.
Ingham-Ifne, 'and only aalkaleal walk from
the end of the Monongahela bridge. This town is
growing rapidly. Over 470,000 was realised for lota
sold lasi. season and over lutrnest dwellings _Nem
emoted during the season. ,As a special Inducement '
to mechanics, we are willing to close the balance of
the lots lathe low Price of from *ROO toad() each,-
andon -terms, easier Rum paying eent...,w e er e eis
the premise , ° yen% afternoon front 3 to' 7 o'clock; •
or apply tnkr °mai,
.porner of Fotirth and Smith- i
ppid omit ,. - • . - IfeLAnit dt CO
pouNTR w IF I'RESII)ENCE"': FOR
BALE o iIENT:T- , t: large twtostory ; dot ble
containing 10 rooms. , Inelnding double ?a r
m y: w ith . marble mantles, - and all the Modern-Im
movements; 1. sin* .oU ground,. lined Inth trait.
berries, ;41. •„dituated . near Zillnersville. at
Vliiitennisiatton„ot the WYIIO street Pusan_ gertars.
This is one nandsomest locations In Allegheny
cou nty, r endlo :1100d. kitlghbOthiXod. '_Apply
Beal Estate Mee.: it 7 Grunt
street. • inhilt
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APPLY Ni
MISCELLANEOUS
- 640 M ILES
OP THE
UNION PAWN RAILROAI
Are now finished and In operation. Sixty miles c
track bate beiti laid this spring, and ‘ the work aloe
the whole line between the Attlantio and Paelli
States is .being pushed Paniox:d more ranidly that
ever before. More than tirenty thousand men ar
employed, and It is not haposaible that the. male
track, from Omaha to Sacramento, vrilUbe finishes
IEI6O instead Of 11110. 'The inellaß provided as
stnple,•arid all that energy. men and money can d,
OREAIF'. NATIONAL "WORK
At thi) earliest possible
The 'UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD L'OMPAITI
teeehre: -,r . ,
I.—A GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right of way
and all necessary, &lint:we and other noi.tertab I
found along the Oudot Its 'operations:
11.—A GOVEittatßat r.- GRANT of 151,800 acres '
of land to the toile, 'rotten in alternate seetioru
on eachlside of its road. This is on "absolute do.
...natkoni and will be a Selma ollargereetmue
' . the future.
.—A 04ViltliMENT GRANT IJiilted States
Thirty-year Bonds; nmcgintizig to Itumlll6,ooo
to 448,000 per mile, according to, the,
ties to be surmounted : on the various 'cations tc
be built.* The Government takes a second mort.
gage as security, and It is expected that not onl3
the interest, but the principal amount FLIY bs
bald in servieee, rendered by the Company it -
transporting troops, Malls; The - ieterrat
now much more than paid in this Warr, healdei
securing a great saving In time Ind money to the
Government. . .
V7. 6 -A GOVERNMENT GRANT or the right it .
Issue its own .FIRST MOBTGAGR. BONDS, tc •
aid in building.the rood, to the same amount as
the U. S. Ronda, Mined for the"ame purpose,
' and• 'Mori.. Ttie Gc . riernment 'Permits the
Titliteelg forthe First Mortlake Bondholaers Ic
deliver the. Bonds to the Compaoy, only as the
. roadie completed, and after it has been examin.
— ed by United . States Coinmitsionirs and pro..
nounced to be in all respects a •IlisVelass
.• read, hild with:a , heavy T falk,„Ond completely
supplied .with with, stations,. turnouts, car.
shops, locomotives, cars, oke,
1 7.—A CAPITAL STOCK SUBSCRIPTION from
. . the stockholders„ of which OVER EIGHT MIL
: LION DOLLARS have been -paid in upon the
work already done, and which will be increased
'is Blowouts of the Company require.
V1. ,, -NET CASE EARNINGS on itiWay Business,
that already amount to hiGRE:TRAITTRE IN;
TRUEST on,the 141 . '4 Martgage. Ponds. These
earnings are no .indication.of the vast through
business that must follow the opening Of the line
to the ?seine, but they certainly tiroie that
FIRST MORTGAGE ; BONDS
upon sticks property, costing nearly three time
their: amount, ARE SEClTfir, BEYOND
CONTINGENCY. , • -P•
The •Company have abundant means in their,
treasury, and make no apneal to the nubile to per
cltase their Bonds, as the daily subscriptionS are en.:
tires satisfactory; but they unbnilt that for entire'
security and Metal returns:, there is certainly no.
bettetrinvestmetit tbe market.
The Union Paeific Bands are for sl,oooeach, avid
have coupons attached. They have thirt* years to
run, and bear annual interest, payable on the first
days of January And July, at the CODlol.4.llolllce
in the City of New York; at the rate of Alper cent.
in gold. The Principal la payable in: gold 'at matu
rity. The price is WS. At the' present. rate of
gold, these bonds pay an annual incomeon their
cost of • •
rummy NINE ma CENT.
The Conipany reserve 'the right to advance the
priceof their bonds to a ate above par at any time,
and will not fill any orders or . receive any subscrip-;
.tions on which the money has not r been actually paidi
at the Company . . Waco before -the time- of such'
Parties subscribing will remit the par value of the
bonds and the accrued interest in currency at the
rate of six per-cent, per annum, from the date on: k
which the last coupoin was paid: SObscriptions will
becreceivedin Pittsburgh by .
JAMES T. SHADY & Co., writer of Wood
and. Fourth Streets;
HART, CAIIGHBY & Co., corner of Wood
and Third Streets;
S. MoCLHAN & CO., 73 Fourth Street;
.PH. R. BLERTB, corner Bth and Wood Ste.;
HOBLISON.B.ROS., 78 Fourth street;
AND IN' NEW YORK.
At theCompanyts °Hee, No. 110 Nassau
Street, and by
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JOHN J. DISCO & SON, Bankers, No. 59
Wall Street, and by the Company's advertised i
agents throughout the Milted States.
BentittanCes should be made in drafts or other t
finds par in lrew York, and the Bonds will be sent
free of charge by return express. Parties sub- I
scribing through local agents, will look to them for
their safe delivery.' ' '
- A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOE 1868 has just
beet published by , the Company; giving fuller In
formation than Is possible In all' advertisement, re
specting thieforogvess of the Work: the Resources
'of the Country traversed by the Hoed, the Means ,
for Construction, and the Value of the BOnds, which
will be sent free on applicitlon at the/Company's
codices, or to any of the advertised agents,
JOHN 3. CIPAXI, Treasurer,
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AmutuslOco IS*9 TRI LABAT4T7,4*zatea,
NORTH ANCERICAN
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kHeiIL F .BRATED.itAIi GALV.ANI4O)
LWIIETNING, RODS,
Manufactured at .these worts, and sold AM ell parts
of the , continent, are admitted ;to be superior to on
Lightning Mod la use.. Great inducements offered
to peddlers and tU persona' bwfirtg- at -wholesale.
Also -flueßlaUna.Poluia; of sU kinds and pane=
Vo r ie ITAiiferoVVogp c lrui Per a
phleta and Chadian sent fisse
num, omit & 004
to 488 488 gi:
nituaumumine.
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TP FARMERS. " :
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THE S AY BAKE:,"WELCOME."
PATENTED 1866 AND 1887: t
is the best Rake made:: It arta 'crake bawler hay.
carry it farther, load and unioaltltself , miler than
any other rake: It is self-bpgratittgi it child 8 years
old esti dO the work of a 'Mall band. asiddreds of
certificates could be giren.,one of mblets kfiel":
, "G/RAJW. Krte 104 .. 1 1-8 6 7.
't "I have need 'tbe kora* , tzar' make; =nate
lured br W. Wallace.' Pittsburgh, Pa.; And rec
,ommend It to farmers. • It is good In light and heavy
hayis easy oh Milt and horse; la iCcotoPlete glean
a r grate, abet- stubb/ • ;is simple In construction
An easily kept in order...
JOBIPH. A1111130XLE."
All orders directed to 319 Liberty 'Street, Plits
nbarilli: Pa.. or at the 'work, it Columbiana, Oulu.
Promptly attended to. itobtcr, w licVlc and br
Itic ACE.
Send orders In paily,lia suPPI7 IS 41 ? 0
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