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Farmers naturally feel greater aolleitu4e,
says the Ataerieztn Agricuiturist, in regar4
' to the results which this montt► will effect'
than about those of any other similar. period;
And . Well they may '- It hi iot'fartners alone
ted• eve/3' - = l 4
Who
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woman
I.i a, in 'the length
bundant
and chil d, n
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In a
land has a
_...,per842.„111 .Upon no other. thing
1 crops, - well gathered.
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does the prosperity
no' t bulk of We' grass
lzul croP ll ogy .:6 hi peli ch m ' ore e valuahh3 than all* other,
the most of the wheat crop, and of all *in-'
• ter grains.are ,es n hary ted in. J u ly. The
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t; character of the „season settles the amount,.
"; which will be .realized from ,springlowed
gridnit; and in fact m o st ' summer. crops.
• Where drouths prevail th i s month,th ey may :
• almost, :if not entirely, destroy the , gem, •
• potatoes; pastures; and aftermath. pro:
traded 'rains will cause , great dangera
• grain and hay,' not secured; standing grain '
will become tough and wiry, loSing much
• of, its nutritive value, and will fill up with
anew groWth, chiefly of clever, which is
t; not rerdly healthy when cured for hay.
;;- One of .the most important things for
us to do is to provide forage creps to
take the place of short pasturage in the
fall. The corn sown in - May will help, out
the feed this, month. Every one ought
to have a set of hay and grain caps as a de
-4 fence against ahowers • and storms.:.:We
- should arrange good-plans for quick work.
'When the weather is' favorable, keep the
soil
w antonghoed Oros always mellow, not
orking - it So ilem,howelier, in dry weather
as to cause the crops to wilt. The progress
8 of the age.is shoWn more in the 'application
• of .machinery and hOrse.power to , save the.
labor:of hitman hands than in any other
way, and It is essential to profitable farm
- ing,lthat, so far as possible. vie our
kj. selves.of •the most valuable helps. Smooth
landis essential; if we would make the best
use of haying and machinery.
Clean lands, that have"' a tomPirative free
donx from Weeds; is indispentiable jto the
most advantageous use ;of ~horse-power in
tillage, Freedom fiom water standing with
in a few feet •of the surface, = accomplished
by means of thorough drainage, is perhapS,
the Most important means of making the
.11 tiller of the soil in a measure independent
1 of .both we t and dry seasons. For the case
.and, comfort. of the-farmer and hi s:teams,
and the durability of his implements, a re.
• moval of the stones, so far as possible, is
• most iinportant.
Mitts Aboitf Work
The following hints for work during the
month from the same well conducted Agrl
culterist,Monthly, will be specially interest-
This is Et month of hard work;_ haihig
presses upon hoeing, and this has to be neg
lected too often for the grain , harvest. Then:
turnip and buekWheat sowing, cabbage set..
ting, and a score :of other or de
: eiratile 'thing's fill every' moment of the. long
, • days, and may eause sore perplexity if the
I plans are not well thought over for each day .
and for several daya. ahead.
= • Weather.—We.expect hot weather, with
, some two or threeweeks very hot and dd.;
We mast be prepared to take adVantAge.of
e few rainy days early in the month to
transplant cabbages, fill out tobacco, or va
cantspos in the rows of.,ruta-brigus. , Than
der storms must be, looked out, for, nd hay
. and grain shielded from damage as' well tm
possible. • ' '
• :
Hay.—Cut, cure and moiv away by horse
power, If pdssible. - Steady and rapid dry
ing of the hay, as When the hay-tedder
tosses it up•every few minutes until it is
cured; is best; -curing in the cock after hay
: Jug been twice turned, and cocked up-while
4 hot, is next best, and makes better hay than
that sunned ana dried,, and raked 'up a ft er
• the dew falls, in the usual way. Cotton
stuffs are cheaßenough to make hay caps
• now, and they often pay for, themselves
one rainy week. Upon shocks of
erain i caps of cloth are o ft en very use
• ful, as it takes no longer to put them on than
to put on the cap sheaves. Cut when near
ly rule, and if the straw is short or dry, it
saves time and, labor to take to the field
dampened; long rye strsiw-for. bands.
Orchard and , Nursery.
Thinning is so much -neglected, and yet
so important, that, we must, at the risk" of
repetition, often insist upon it. If one has
any doubts upon the subject, let him tak e
two trees of the-same variety of peach. or
pear, and from one remove half or -three
fourths of the crop, and upon the other - et
all the fruit' grow. When, the frnikis ripe,'
market the crop of each tree, keeping a cor
rect account: of all the expenses, and see
which tree- has paid the most. One bushel
of good fruit will bring more than three
bushels of poor. •-•- .
Peaehie should be handled with care; pick
just before they soften , - So 'that they will ,
reach market in good Order. Crates ire,
betXer than baskets.
Cherries.—When these—as is often the
csee—are “picked on shares," watch the
pickers. who often do much damage. Al ,
low no person with heavy boots to go into
the trees t and If A picker .picks frnit-spuri
as well as fruit, make him stop his work: 3
BuddinO will commence with the plum
and therry; according to,the lessen: j
Pruning is to be continued. and on young
trees' Supetfluous growths are to be rubbed .
icir are atiilyi to . ie'•itiught. 86f
ficient ,directions mr, %ping them werl
zivedlastinonth. *. •
• Blaciallsof on plum ,and cherry is toht,
cut out-on its first appearance. :
- Cu/tient, young orchapittaa directetklasf
month.
Mulch around young trees if this treat
meat bfpreferr to 'cultivation.
Cherry Stones are,,t43 be collected, Iliad
mixed with plenty .of sand before . 'they :
dry up.
Baspberriet —ln garden culture it is best
to prune j outttie oldames as Coon- as the
fruit is oft Treat all suckers net' needed.
for new plants like weeds.
Carkzials.—lt late 'brcol of the worm
appears, give a dus ting , of white hellebere.;
By shading a-number of bushes, the season :
„ of thls excellent, but" much ,neflected fruit
may be much prolonged. I'''.
Strawberries may be transplanted now,
and the plants hec.ome sufficiently well,esi
,
tatiliShid to gi*e'a cro'next season.
Dwarf Trees in the fruit garden willp eq.
all the carevith regard' to inseets'utentiOn l ,
ed for those in the orchard . - Thinning
particularly reccenmended, especially with
those pears that - beet *nit in clusters. If
- the red spider appears upon pear trees,; ' j
drench them with strong_ soap suds, .
- Grape Vinetwillnoirneettconstant tire:
'Bee what has been said upon summer treat
ment in the articles on the vine in this and
Pastures must be Welt 7 lotiiecl vo, and .
they begin to get short, the cattle should be
fed dally with green corn fodder, or other
green feed. Top dress with guano, ashes,
plaster; or any fine compost.
Root Crops—Rnta-bagas sown last month
should be well_ hoed and thinned. Hoe
other roots. Bow turnips any time during
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. not pe,exrited, but a very . goal one mar
be excellent :for the table.. 180w*. Strap-leaf
or Cowhorn" turnips' only ifter f tlie''2W
' They will do well among cern
hoeing:;' • ' ".' /full
Petrasi•l:KeepweedePulledOstatter tur.;
nil ) seed or set calfl 3B 4q:lgailN,Wliettliills,
,are wan ting• •- •
Carte -Seep do: trol.Wos
and cultivator until the is-too large;•
do, as little hand hoe ing as. possible, hut,pull
the weeds close in; by , the :hills, and Work
the rest or: the grotnd .by, horse power:
Sweet'oern willmature:.!Aroisting ears," if
sown as late tisAthiJulY, ' and Corn:may he
sown for green or dry fodder up to the 20th.,
,Sacks - for hay, g n and corn fodderiare .
'best made long and narrow For such,_ the
horse fork' attached le a pair; ? t - long Shears
may:he Ilse& • - ; - I'
: I CaOhas4 r -Eleion rich land, Wluie; early
Totatoe4Teas i ate., were , taken eft: Top
dress with - lime,:and water, freely, wheigrst
put' out; When well eatablialied
hint grow.'few. waterings at evening'
with liquid manpre Ahern yard
them Vgran&seart, and 'do much O
wlets seeming a large crop.; :Hoe very . fre
qtentlY, . • - ' • - ;- - •
Bueittohmt may be , ' sown turn ;dur
ing the month. It is one of the Mostprofit
able crepe we raise, occupying :•the, ground
but a Tery short time., doing ,fairly on land
not in the best heart, well on,any land
not enriched crith rank. manure, and not too '
wet,. It.makes to dense a covering , es to
choke down all common, weeds, and yields
• a very good returnfor the labor it ,requires,
in grain and straw, which latter is • a valua
ble addition'to the manure heap. , An' old
practic I, rarely followed of late years, so
far as we know, yet notte:be overlooked,
is the Sowing of tit:mint/eat as late' . as the
last of 0113,13201111(Or the first week, of Au
gust with wheat. - This crop 'Matures before
frost,' or not at all, and being removed the
wheat has the ground the rest the season
and is not perceptibly mjured,'..
Orehards.—lt is often a problem what
crops to'put in an orchard,,whteh should be
tilled for the beneht of the trees'," ~Potatoes
seldom do ,well. on:a. 'sod, and , Weeds : will
grow.badly under the, trees. Corn or grain ,
should be out of the question, because they
make' their . strong growth just when the
trees do' theirs, and are a serious damage.
"No white crop in an Orchard," la the old
English rule. Potatoes. roan', Cabbages;
and - clover, are benesolal.:CW,rather light
barns, the sward over: tur'r,e4_l fiat; rolled,
and harrowed so las not. to ,tear the sod,
buckwheat •will make a fair. crop; The sod
will rot; •the-grass be kept under, and if the'
stubble be manured and plowed after the
crop is off, the Ituid will be in good condi
tion for potatoes or root crops the next year
if not , too , much shaded. -' .1. •
-• Manure Making.—if the wentbo drY,
empleg every spare hour in ditching and
draining swamp holes and mucky places, to
get out a good ; supply, material for cora,
posts. All peaty matter, bog grasses, ferns
and rushes, sods, wherever found, ,and in
the absence of these,. good surface soil, or
even sand, ought to be -freely. used to com
post with Stable arickYani manure. This is
more impcirtant during the Viand Weather
than at any other time. It is
,best - tolay up
the material's In compact rOtabgblar heaPes
haying : drain* : secured under "the whole
bottom. The hog pens should ba sup.'
plied - with weeds and green vegetable inat, , ,
'ter, of all kinds. which they.rapidly convert
into manure. It is the saying of an old
farmer: "Anything that gro ws -in the
summer. will rot in the winter. This may
not be exactly true,' but sufficiently in ;
dicates the kind of.inaterial to.putinto hog
I Animati.—All kinds - of 'animals do better
for being- well fed. Young • stock grow
inueli - more rapidly for a' little. meal; foil
cake porridge ta , grand feed for hogs, and
they need - but little to keep , them well
g.rowini. ',Beeves ought toget train in ad
dition to the bgst grass; they 'do bet
ter for itantilt, costs to!: pi' th e m for
market. Be sure that 'is no, .lack of
.water, and itia best to keep salt *here all '
the stock canulways get at it ;• • ' ,
Weed... Maintain constant warfare; bat
those in blosdom, whenever and throw,
them into the hog pen: Any that go tb seed
should be bitrned.
Irrigation.—Thla subjeCt is constantly ex
citing more interest. It is especially vale
' able for the production, or grass,' though its .
application 'is by no means. limited to for
age plants. The grelit.,velue of the hay crop
naturally leads us to wish to doubt • it.
Wherever - .an` opportunity occurs. turn a
gentle stream of water 'upon fresh mown
grass land, and - so 'distribute it that it shall
trickle over as 'Wide a surface as possible.
Let it stay on a day' or' two at a time, and
report the result. ' '
Atiparagtif.C4ll , e a dressing of, manure
and let it growl. • Fertilizing, will, do now
better than at any other time. If the beetle
appears, cut and burn.- It •is a quite small
black beetle and, a blackkrub, There is no
help short extermination. ' '
• 'lleans. , --.Plant • bush ...sorts . for succession ,
and pinch the Linhts whey .they are six or
seven feet lone: . •
Gaeta and use the thinning for
"greens." 'k ' Crop may be !own it miis
late day..;
plants, which, haver bcP.• 1 91 Tc an 0 04
ground seedbed, ~ are, to be ,transplanted. .
Keep well cultivated._ • - • :
r Celery : —Setithe' plauts forthe main crop
in 'fowl; three feet. lipart,^and the plants six
in r chei distant. Plante set in 'ridges' are to
be gradually ;
Corn+ 7:Put In a p ie hty for late; 144'841,0
-.Egg anatit.4anore, hoe, .and coax. in.
every possible. manner.... Do. not, let the
fruit remain' long 'in :contract; with the
gioundi or it will 'rot. • d little minor or a ,
shingle may be Putinder it.
.Pttliva:-1361,v an treitjtistlike4ettude
only before it can eaten it MOO be b,anched
either by ;tying tiptiaCliVaiit. :or
;plans n over, a ,15' 1 .1 4 1P rpfp,
elude: the light
from seed bed to •
Tround vacated-by. other - plants, - and keep
well cultivated. OurituFket growers Make
two' or three Matting& 'i :.;
!d14:14.. 4 .:-Ilentoye all Vl
Abe. fruit at Will,
t.
7-KeepOit(47,lf4l free, from weeds
Peas. Late gorisYre'sureleMildew: lf
a,late sowing . Is tried , it t i.a:A 3l ; ba a Yen
, twee • „ • •
•Seecit.—lf you beim root . the -oottrage in
save the earliest an& best peas,?.Oucumbers,
tomatoes, foriseedo don't csave seellat
all Btit iFytoi - sibuld getlxitter.vegetables.
eXe,., l 7.3'.ear, save the
• rotatopi t '4 7 sitt :theiNoßfl it; is not ad.'
vitild)lo to tillowlhe 'TIFFS t te';l'r ,
`lit: Keep:
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the vines - of the? running. r 0144.4
;the joitital 'or
e rgirgitea tfr i some lardent Are strained to
trel s lyes, but tippet or attlthingiithat
le xi ii r the `fruit fitm , thei . grotid ~used
A nary cu l ture. +1? 1;
We a 8 iilfiraiettiVeioneta,fand thete
is nothing better than a sharp steel rake
with long teeth, and a good man at the end
of the handle. •
--A dark twelve feet long, and weigh
lug about 550 ands, was caught at Cod
dlngkrn Mire, Newport,
Newport, on 'Wednesday..
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Families Ind ManufaCturers supplied - with the
hart article of Coal or (Ake at the lowest cash rates.
Orders left at any of their offices will receive
.rom • t attention.
111110TRONG •4116 .11IITCHINSON,
118
• • SUGOOSOO to
4
* rz..t o iLrai + saw Youeutoonerrir Coil. CO.,'
it o IN A MS D ME .
m Pat
tv.
or You
CAS AND. FAMILY.COAL."
Mee and Yard—FOOT 011' TRY STREET, near
the Gas Works. • • -
SUPERIOR COAL..; -
C. .CITERRIr & • CO., -
Miness and Shippers 'of PITTt3BURGII oeseoluaz
and FAMILY COAL, NUT COAL and SLA N.
Coal delivered promptly to all parts of the MUGS
at the lowest market rates.
Office and Yard—CORNER FOURTH AND WAT
SON Obrinarly CanaIVBTREETS. Pittalmrgh.
P.O. 80X,15192. .
HOTELS.
SURF HOUSE,
- ' ATLANTIC CITY, N L
This Brat claim Hotel will open far the season on
251 h Jute:'Terms, $3.30 per eel; * 2O per week'.
Address B. THOMPSON Proprietor,
lformerly of Congress Hall, Cape 'lsland, and Me-,
tropolitan Hotel, Washington D. C. , /
N. H.—The mate will be under the direction of
Mr. CARL BENTZ. - ,
A NEW,SIISSINEER RESORT. -
THE LAKE HOUSE, Standar° Pa,
.1
(On the line 4 - Jamestown & Franklin 'Railroad,
one hour's ride from Franklin.' This house I.
large, new and commodious, well 'tarnished, has'
tdift.rd rooms;• ten-pin !alleys and covered prome
nades.- It. 1a .on..the banks of the mast charming
Fairy take ils - Aruerica, abounding in Ash, and ad
mirable for sailing purposes, surrounded with ISM.
Our springs, romantic scenery, dm
. 1t la the best
summer resort In the State. Address.
- - it. T. KENNEDY. Proprietor.
cr.RE AT DISTRIBUTION BY THE
METROPOLITAN GIFT. COMPANY. Cash
Its,to the amount of 8250,000. Every ticket
draws a prize.
Each $lO,OOO
5 Cash Gilts
•
20 10
is 1 5
6 ' ' • ••
000,000
,
500
goo ‘4 , • No
goo t• 50
450 •• 25
GOO '•• . 6 25
. .
30 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $3OO to $5OO
35 •* Melodeons,'" 75 to 150
150 Sewing Machines each GO to 175
250 Musical Boxes ' " 25 to 200
300 Fine Gold Watches " 75 to 300
750 Fine Sliver Watches - • 30 to 50
Sine OLL,Palntlnß Framed Engravings, Silver
Ware, Photograph Albums, - and 'a • large ea
iOrtment saline Gold dew_elm in
valuedat $1,000,000, •
A chance to Orate:4llp et, Vie above Ps We by pox
chasing a Sealed Ticket for 25 mate. Ticists de
scribtrigeach Prize - are seated in Envelopes an thor,
ought/ mixed. On receipt of 21 eta. a healed Tick. -
will be drawn 'without choice and delivered at our
(Mee, or sent by mail to any. address.. The prize
named upon it will be delivered to the ticket holder
on the payment Drone dollar. Prizes will belmme
diately sent to any address, as requested, by express
You wilt know what your Prise. Wore vcru Day
for it. Any "wise may b. crehnnged for arwthfr of
the sans' raitte. NCI Ft 4.4.17./CS.
Sirt)ur patrons can depend on fair dealing.
RivrEalNCaS.—We select the few following names
from the many who have lately drawn valuable
prixesAnd kindly permitted Ds to publish them:
8. T. Wilkins, Buffalo , - .N. Y. $1,080; Rise Annie
Monroe, Chicago, 111., piario, valued M. 8650; Robert.
Jackson, Dubuque,ilOwit, Gold Watch, ig-50; Phill
McCarthy, Louisville, Ky. Diamond Cluster Ring,
Wei Patterson ,_ New Redford, Mass.,. Silver.
Tea Bet. Sin; Miss Emma .Walworth, Milwaukee,
1{ Is., Plano, WO; Rev. T. Vic Pitt, Cleveland, - 0.,
Melodeon, SIM.
AtirWo pu Minh no names without permission.
OPINION* DF THE PRE SS. —"They are
doing the largest business: the Arm is reliable, mad
deserrfribeir Succees."—Weekly. Tribune, Feb. .8,
"We 'save exaMined - their system, and kturyr them
to be &lair dealing nrm. , —/isto York Herald, *63.
Last-week a friend of ours drew a $5OO prize,
which was promptly received.—Dativ Ham March
Send for clieular giving many more references and
favorable notices from inn press. , Liberal induce
ments to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
package of Sealed Envelopes contains • -nit W.. 11
aIrT. Six tickets sit 13 for ii 2; 3.5 forssolo for $l6.
All letters 'should be -a ddressed to HARPER.,
WILSICRE Co..s IS2IEULOADWAY, Y.
Arditre • • •
2,000,000
040IOE LOMB FOR sAT,Ei
BY THE
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIVISION,
Monittie - Une of thetr road, at,
$l l O9 , r . goo PER ACRE,
•,kriA en ti CREDIT OP VIVA IMAM. .
Pr:ftriher parttonlate, rikaPe, ft : 4 aAtthlies
sonar P. DEVINIJEDIL,
I, . I
lantlOommlailongrs ToPekiii /4sns,as.
Or H. F t :kat:tondo", tiee3y.
r
MDI
6 .- Ectritlll AXED C° 2ll ""laT F !! I
C-010UNITY.
'41t..t)1 - ItsOTY,pio.laoe4
Cup Bate ' 4werwr,
. ,
ior 9MOSE *VD.IIOT, AIR , putts; dispentdrig
with the INC: Of Stoves and Picea In or about the
Passenger or Baggage Oars, with the . attachment
graduate the heat to:WV' temperature that tray be
desired ‘rithoul the penasiby attached.ng tile car or
Oars lo which tne4aeget May be ,
Having obtained of the United Stoles Loakters Pat..
ent for a Safety Jacket which is warranted to Mitt
the moat intetiorhatat that may be mantled to It in
the position and itarpoOe for which it is intended.
It lea wire iwqteation irum accidents by, lire,
noting from defective tines, or where iron Mlles Are
gn i & a n f g ° r
that em 9 11 y ° b ecome re:
overlis apphi
t seated.
spineetraddibealwoatoontanaidirted
give
perfect.
samsactiou
whore
wood or otber, ecollgtatible inaterlal, maybe placed
In °lobe prOkimity thereto. zr am , nowtt o oly to 4 ,„
way ,inV,44114 . 04140.1?, I)44sterieo„
jb a r , eteambo4d, ,rall ors,. . w b oto y o t
tto eas cotadolon • are , adet dangerous :by bei ng
• VO gerbeatedsuid prwityareed. • / will soil, on sp.
watioa t rigida Man to to Use the abOre
IniOn• 01110 V errin ittoi• t oti
oob may,
rig/00141411ga taaelllinelni ogee, Mther 4 6 4'
: wane •i • 414 '1 g r .stAsula:
I .
"'llaMilis - st the at PIANO lIIITILN PAINT
miro MEM 61111orTisAtrtiteind tberAlltgliel
DI . AilltAqrar 3 VIStstIMPI re"
QVICURRAN RESIDENCE FOR
SAI.E,—A comfortable two-story Brick Dwell:
lug House. well built, conveniently arranged and
In good order; ball, seven rooms, cellar, outhouses;
large garden. eto; valuable lot of armind 140 feet
front on Dltbridge street by 160 deep. Situate t(
mile from Oakland, near line or Street Oars.
B. OUTBEZET ISOM. '
EVOUIII4I4
VIM
rti=
Ere Insurince Clompliny,
020 e, No: 42 Fifth St, second Floor,
tore
OVER itErtawAyr. =IRAN' & SIEDLE'S
„ .
Robert C. Rchmerts, I Louts Mo rgenster n,
Charles Meyran,
. I Joseph Abel.
Wm. Y. Lang, ' Adolph Krebs,
Wm, Carr, - Ck. 'Hebert,
Peter Kell, C. J. Schultz,
A. Stelnmeyer, . Martin Heyl.
, ROBERT C. SCHMERTZ, Pres%
L. MORGANSTERN, Vie. Pres't.
IDEAS. BIKYRANi. Treunter.
C. F. RERBOI3EIC, Secrdtai7.
. _
The above .
Company now Tally organized, and
prepared to lake. FLRE RltlsB. Bi careful atten
tion le business., prudence and fair deQng, , this
ln
COpany Will endeaver to Merit a liberarshare of
Uie patronage of the community. , Je9:r4l
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE 'CONIPANY,
OF ALLEGHENY, PA.
Office in Franklin Savings Bank Buildings/
No. 43 Ohio ISt., Alleghen-y.l
_ A HOME coxi•ANT, managed by birectois well
known to the community, who 'treat by fair dealing
to merit a share of your patronage. - •
usortiirrawigat_
ozo: D. RIDDL E
• DIBECTOBS:
Henrylrwin,, D. L. Patterson, Henry Ge'rwig,
Geo. B. Riddle; Jacob tranz, Gottielb Pass,
Himont/nun, J. B. Smith, . Jacob Rush
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whlston, Joseph Craig,
Jos..Lantner, H. J. Zbikand, Jeremiah Kohen.
apleoata
NATIONAL INERTRANCE CO.,
OP THE QTY or rizamtuy.
B OftIe tr a i. ALLEGHENY TRUST 001dEPANIVB
, -
FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.
J&8. spirEksoli- W. MARTEN', President.
A. B. zi n nia', in ;
Jno. Bco~rn, Jr 6e raolitidTair.?",
jno. zo,yler.
C. C. Boyle,
Jae. L. Graham, Jacob HoDD.
°thee, — 92 Wate.
home,
inz up
ttre etaM‘ P
i.
Blake. A home In.
who are well kno .1
determined by pro
ban the character j
tering d the best pro
insure.
Alexander 'Rim
E. Miller. Jr.,
James McAuley,
Alexander Speer
Andrew Aekleu,
David M. Long,
D. Maser'.
pENNISorI
INSURANCE C.foIPANY OF PIMSBURGH
OPPIOE, No. liCity. WOOD STREET, BANE OP
i c.)
COMMERCE BUI !NG. • ..
Thta 15 II Rome 0 mpany, ;raid- influxes against lois
by Fire exclusive • • - . -
LEONARD W• ITER, Preicident. - - '
C. C. BOYLE, Woe - President. . ' - -
ROBERT PAT ICE, Treasurer..-: . - •
HUGH. McELEIENY. Secretary. " • .
1 DIILECTORS:
1
• George Wlison, •
* Geo. W. Evans,
J. C. Lappe,
J. C. Flelner,
John Voegtley,
A. Ammon. . _ •
Leonard Walter, _
C. C. Boyle,
Robert Pat ri ck,
Jacob Painter, M
Josiah pg. AI /
ie
Jai. H. Hopkins,
Henry Spronl,
pDEXINI7F
AGAINST LOSS. BY FIRE.
FRANKiIti INSU
()inn= &as&
ALLEGAII lint INSURANCE COM.
PAWN' OF P4TTSBUROH.
OF,FICF, No: 37 pIFTI-181114ET, BANE Mara
Insures *Watt all kinds of Fire and Marine Risks,
. JORN IMWIN, JR.. President. • '
• JOUR, ,D. Mc CORD, Vice krealdent.. .• '
. !G:. G.
.DONNRLL, Secretary.
CAPT. yal. DEAR. General Agent.
inscrronsi _ ,
- Johnlrwin, Jr., 1)
Crpt:Wm: Dean
John
ir_.
John D. McCord B. 1.,, Valinea em bank, '
, Ai, G. Hussey : W. H. Everson,:
Harvey Childs, . Robert R. Dacia,
T. J. ilositiniso . - • 'Francis Sellers,
• Charlet , Hays, • • Capt. J. T. Stockdale,
PEOPLESP
PAM it.
MCARDLE,
- 1 .• • • '
No. 93) elU#l74.i) trritzi, *an:mum
`.qaT.ii% tissimoi.tt,,..,-;vEtilltes:
Aim; (alms pyystastmuudooDs.l GENtua
OtOTH7.N4 MADE TO MDEM: the litest style.
Bt. Louie. Miesotsit.
11,64
• - 40 1 t kO ' l . 0 1 0#; r: ;1
NO. T 3 OrrrifrO
. B LDIITRZET:IPinebtaiO: -F l l.
Constantly an band s iill ¢ ll .;14440tioittr*;'
9A Siiilllo.4B; VIDiTINGS; &Cr:. ;J . - IrP20:088
ant !adore,
itoAiPedeita. $i.;.14104,
Have just receivid alarge and well selected stOCli of
PINE '3I ,I I k r.INGI - 04904:03,1
Sititable fbra ftt4class customrttlidew '•Also. arge
stook of (LENT'S muunggNA..oqcprt hl ! 4,10,
'LITHCO.GRA:PittRaiIf
SlNandi( 111NOMY " ' MUM`
QINGERLIt 1&•CLEIS ) , Successon
to 'Om P. ElautiCmo43l;&,co..,:
I:ERAMT/VATA-WitooßAilialas.
Iftconlylitmat SetollstiateßS_West
ef t spoWdotOsjAs. ,Busjap 01 Cards„ Let.s_r. ;Heads,
- BOTICIe, Lakes, Meals*. • ylObw • Oardi., mptolhas,
PrornW ai T t lewi, Qieraftigas or pepo_slyklbavAta.
• VOA oton *id F. 3,9t7i!tiflt.!
it ;‘ 3 . 13 (1„?,
r Asa<:_rr„;,
Mil
_ . ,
ffIBMIMI
7!4',
irpirstnti . mietti
OF : PiTT)IiIIRGI4.:
ariviriair STORM
ESTE I
PANF OF •
LEXANDER
'._.INSURANCE COM
:BURGH.
NICK, Presithmt.
ItT, Secretary.
NEILD, General Agent.
atreeh Spang Co.'s'iVave ,
I all Enda of Fire and Martha
1. tution, managed by Directore
to the community, and who are
ptneaa and liberality to main.
hich they have assumed, aa of.
coon to time, who desire to be
WM. P. HE
CAPT. 9E911.G.
DIILZCIORS: - •
Joan B. McCune,
Chu. J. Clarke,
William S. Dram,
Phillip keymer,
no.
NIL& '
ANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
7 CHESTNUT BT., Naas 57n.
Charles .V..-Bane er, • Mordecai H. Louie,
Tobias Wagner, - David B. Brawn.
Samuel Grant. base
Jacob K. Smith, Edward C. Dale,
Feorao W. Rich s, George :Fates.
. CHART BAN.3EER, President.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President. •
W. C.BTEELE. B.sereterr pretest.
• J. GARDNER CiSEEIN, AGT.NT,
North West corner _ Third and Wood Streets.
inh2lbwit. .
INSEIRAOCE" - COM.
OFFICE. N. E. 908.NE8. WOOD a FIFTH Std.
A Eome, Clonspna, taking Plre 'and Marine Blau
•__ - . , ' DIRECTOBB:
WIII.I%IIIIps, Capt. JobbL..lthoadai
John Watt, - -namuel P. bnriver,
John E. Parke, Chaxlee Arbuckle,
t.,
• - , • - • • . ,
Capt. James I er, Jared M. Brush,
Win. Van Kirk, i - Win. F. Lang,
James D. Verner :•ft,muel-McOriukart , . •
• W. PHlLLilVrrealdent. ' • ! ,
JOHN WATT . President.
President.
-W. F. GARD Secretary.: ' , • - . ,
CAPT. JAB. PO .N, tibineml Agent. ,
,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
urA3I:LADR.,
iiIMIN
Keeps eonstantlp on hand a Sine assortment of
TIM ti
NEIRILLIANK ' - '
PENTER AND BUILDER,
No. I 19IENNBYLVANLS. AVENUE, m s ,
om
Mik street. PNUtourgh. Ps. Sesldume, icy
Grant, street.
Jobbing done roma Leatnen saddirmtch. iA y
orden promptly' attended to, and gallMattoa war.
ranted. aallimetYMP ••
•
• -r•-•-e4.
- •
- of.
IarNEW 11011gg.
biIINCBOB & DIXEY MINSTRELS,
-...'R:' LT REALM'S'
ONE. WEPow 3.147311 E:
En
rzsm
, BEIEGPOSITIOELT THE LAST, PRESENTING
Dancer, Songs; *e,
• MONDANc:TUESDAY •and WEDICESDAT,•con
niGhts of the great new burles q u e of
uNi•Erg, %%IVA IgrA.£3l-alarrro
:Thg sinitiltig RAILROAD scrxr, and
THIINSDAIZ FRIDAY aid SATURDAY NIGHTS
• - NEW BURLESQUE, .
As perfoxtneiLat thelfOpera Howie, Philadelphia,
Admission, 50 eentaand SS gents.
lartigri. ll4 !tFlLL l S
• MUSEUM 'EXHIBITION
430iiipksiiiewoRKs GP• , Alll"sad GREAT NAT.
*URAL LIVING•CIIRIOSITIEB. •• • • • '
• 'c. •~►T PR43r*141.11. HALE
tirdMit t im e legrll e &l a s b . ur iflTs he o 4 pe tr ll -- ft.,
o'clock Y. to 2.0 ' 1`. 114 - • • ap&oIS
WraiarriEN GROVE.
=II
. .
LINDEN GROVE having been Attedtp in the
most superb style, with a large and elegant nat.
form, beautifully shaded, large. Dining Room and
two. excellent bars, is now ready to rent to PIC
HUNDAY SCOOL CELERRA.
TIONS, &e., on the most reasonable terms. ••
• Parties holding PICRIC.% &C.l.Rrig And it to their
advantage to secure the. Grove.
The Grove is easily accessible, being but a few
steps from the Oakland Railviray Statlon,.whose cars
run regularly every fifteen - minutes.
Av. For terms, &c., apply at the
OFFICE.OF THE. OAKLAND RAILWAY CO,
- • OAKLAND STATION
myB:p64 , -
T
.4
JETT Elt 8' • TESTEMENTARY
upon the estate of THOMAS 31eCOY, deed.;
ye been , granted to Catharme,AleCoy. an per
sons haying claims against the tatateotsaitudeee-;
,dentielltioreeent the sante,' an all persons iddebt
ed will make payment to, : • . ,
. , ~ ..; • - r. 3 CATELARINE AfeCOY.
Adminlatnitor of Thomas McCoy deed,
•• - - -, - • - - i or to E. A. MONTOOTH; •
Attorney-at-Law, 117 Diamond St., Pittsburgh.
President,
.Secretary.
OTlCE.—Letters Testamentary
having been granted me on the ESTATE or
ART FANGMEYER, 'deceased, all' peisons hav
ing clabna against her estate will - present them to
me, duly authenticated, and all. persons owing said
estate will, make payment to me or my attorney.
JOHN W. TAYIA/R,. No. 73 Grant street.
CHRISTOF JrANOMSTER.
jmett
=I
AXTESTERN.DISTRICP of PENN=
vIF SYLVANIA, gs.:
At Pittsburgh. the.24i. day ofJune. A. D. 3868.
The 'undersigned, hereby gives' notice efhis appoint
went as Assignee of DITABLES LORENZ, of
Pittsburgh. in the-county -of AlleghenyvandiState
of Pennsylvania, -within said District, who tuts been
adjudged a - Bankrupt upon his toWII petition by the
District Court of said District. '
JOHN 11. BAILEY, AssignCe, '
jeM:l9B.l - cr Att'y-at-Law, 89 Grant atreet.
,RICER OF THE
PARIOUS'KINDS OF GUNPOWDER,
HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
Office, 172 and 1146FEDEBAL STREET,
glietrie Nos. 1, 2,4, 4: and grain, in Soare
Canisters,' lb. •
American ii-Poritug. in• Oral:Canisters of 1 11;:
Duck Shooting, Noa. 1,2, 3 aind 4 grain, In
Oval Canisters of fatp..each
Indian Rifle , In Ovat Canisters of lib, each....
Kentucky Rifle, in Oval Canisters of 1 lb. each
Kentuckylt idle InOval Canisters ofli lb. each
CM one lb. Oval Canisters in a case.) •
' (50 half 114= •do.• do. • do.) • •
Keittucky.Bille, TTFB. - PTO,' and "Sea Shooi
,- lug" FC), in kegs, 25 lbs
Bentuckyliffle, FFFG, FFG, alla "SelkShoot
ing"ltt kegs; iltlfi lbs •• . • •
Kentucky Ride, FFIIG, FFO, and "Sea Shoot
ing" Fa. in kegs, CM lbs.,
Deer, rowder. in nibs '• • •
Mining and Shipping Powder. Mining F. FR,
and MP grgacuet. cash, in kegs, 251b5....,.
Safety Fuse for Blasting, of superior quality,
in packages of 50 feet and over
Delivered free of expense on board. of. Boat or
Railroad, In Pittsburgh Or Allegheny. I
• • • • mhfol:e36'
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
' DRAYS; HACKS - Ice
Notice is hereby given to all owners of Drays.,
Carts, Carriages. Buggies, Sm.', whether resident or
non-reeldentin'the City of Pittsburgh,' to pay their
Licenses at the Treasurer's Office of the. City of
Pittsburgh FOltTli W 11.13, in Accordance ith an
Act of •A.ssembly, approved hfareh -30tif; 1860, and
and an :Ordinance of, the Council* of the - Clty of
'Pittsburgh, passed April 15, 1860. -
All Licenses not paid on or before MAY 10; 1565.
will. be placed in the liands.of the Chief of Pollee
for collection, subject .to his fee of 50 oentator the
collection thereof v and all personswho neglect or
relbse to take out Licenses will be subject to a pen
alty, to be recovered .before, thellAyor, double the
amount of the License,: , •
The old metal plates of - preyioni years meet be re
turned at the time Licenses are taken out, or pay
35 cents therefor.
.B.ATEB OF 1.1c11245E: • .
. Bich thie,Uorre .... '1 so
• Paoli Two Ho:4e ' - 00
rsEoch Four Horse 15 151
00
Each Two Horse Ara& .10 00
Omnibuses and Timber Wheel! , drewn by Two
Hones,_ Eighteen '.Dollers each. .For . each addi
tional Horse tried Infintof_ the aboye vehicle!, One
. 55m11.EL ALLINDEtt,
• 'Yrrrentusart, FebruarYls. 1685. - t
- bOIriItOLLER•B OFFICt.
CITY- Or•ALusertrt;',laty 3d; 1888.
SEALED -PROPOSALS will be
received at this otfice,unt3 WEDNESDAY, Bth
iattantott 3 o'clott r. X. for.
The following streets and alleys, viz:
, •
.)3HIELIIS STEEET, from Allegheny al'enue to
Walker:street. . .. • •
_
PEACHY ALLEY. from Virgin alley to Liberty st.
4iso, for Grading BUENA VISTA/in:LEV, flom
Carroll street to. Taylor avenue. • ..
Profiles, ispecideations :aad estimates em, be seen
le the office of the CON Engineer, •
Blank limns for bidding cafe he' kad at my office.
'BANS • -•
City 'Controller.
CM
, , U. d.
U. OFF/OE)
D of-leaner Paola.
- Prrreircrion, • July 0, 1868.
m'AUSII4VS"'SALEW' • • '
. O. HAWLEY et, al. v., Evrxiisrßoar
, Ttiv 2 LLE/!. , • 31. 99 4 1 )??,5 T erm . P A"' I n
By virtue of a eenditient expiator Issued out of the
District Court -of - the United States, Western Dia-
Wet nC POnnsylyaula, - and to too' directed,r I will
expose to Peelle Sale, on TUZSDAY, , the.I4th day
of July, A: D..:186$ at, 10 ,o'cloo. Aso. , ot i , at the
Custom House, in the City of rittshurgh. the
STEAMBOAT TRAVELLER,. together with her
boats, machinery, tacklelperel,_ N
Mc.
• THOe. RO D.. - Marsha ,1
jygtsa esl3l littiC.ur Pa.
CITY or, ALLEOHENT, PA,
TATA atursx's oriflOgy,June ASIA.
Ic - aricla. IS litastraN- OIYEN
TO tnr. rafs kir
six Per Cent
."OfailmielV 'Bo d of the City
• Meg
That the Cation; on said Bona. eamtng d ue July
g11,.1808. DaMon,satcl day. Hess the State
tax at et tho ANN OF rrrzeilunorm tame mt.
of i'ltteburgh,
MACFEERON,
Troaiurer Clty of Allegheny
louttrto,Airo. rti • Pa •
D V.
. .-061/11
'Meta, heviditAtatectelleal
, a 80W
:v.±._ went., :A.,(adetrruatiN THE
irdw iM,agaT 4EATNXNtrifi , RA44 Out* if
. hotat, Or Berndt wraltneta. oblatory
Brutal Debility Illmonifie to mu..
liaeLgentgally(t.Norrnutuconaginp n, Bp-
Inlay and Ma; mental and rzystbal titetPelty, ilngont Self Abuse, do., by light, Onlv
re
well. M. D. author of the "Oreen Bookt"•&o. "A.
BOON TO THOUSANDS OP 8u Book
ander seal, In &plain envelope, to any oddresa, sen
paw; on receipt of docents, ortaro NOT Mord
to CHAS. J O. KLINE & Co. Lwr everwM'
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