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FARM, BAItIIEN ARD HOME:HOLD.
Rold Matting'. • -
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The
_Nets Ea ,
gland Farmer , talks In- - the
following style to. New Epglander:S. ! IlanY
'of- the auggesticins.'are applicable in ,thia
frftion • , •
"Building . and maintaining roads are
-among the. heavy beirdens borne by tai- .
• payers in all our towns, and •as - everybody
uses roade, vge . all. have a , deep interest in
having them well and economically con ,
, structed' and repaired. How to . have good
• • roads it:least cost ie the great problem to be
solved. ' Any perrief( who - considers the
subject will. perceive that : it one Which
involves ranch science as Well as.. prsctical
experience, especiallyln a' ,- hroken, uneven - .
country like New„England, where, within ,
' every Mile are found hills, ,valleys,ireckte
and swamps : --Where to build a highWity;
and hoili:toqiiiild it. a re bot.' , iipportant
cpieitione; we'propose'liotitti attedititfil
,consider either of these ipiestionliat present,
brit to Online ourselves to Wbet,;e34o
Othitit,,g, riot more so how toyepair. an d.
maintain roads already
"Like the minister who announced that
/naiad divided his discourse into fitty headS,
.but for the sake of.bievity - should omit all .
Int-five of then_l; We shall content ourselves
- .l=with touching upon %lie three
,principal . ' dey
fects in our corempfi l reada, and the ree4edy.:
'The Brit and great iiefebt highwaya.
want of drainage.
Wherever a road , permanently; wet,,
1. either at top otbetttini;se: have, '.deep ruts
-keavy. trayellag ; and
these wet places are .especially
tiering and attium,-,theriard pleoeslor teems. -
The.till3t...loquirenient fbr a goodi road ie'r
firm foundatton r and-it wet foundatientan
never be a Lifetime. It is not enough that
the water
,• should he taken- , off the surface;',
;but it must he drawn* lout, to the depth
• Vireo or four feet, or'he , water, will work
nptvard,acid the hotife Or 161444, and.the.
dpwnwarcl,anif the deep
ruts williurely be : formed. ..Drainage' is
itself an art not very well understriod, 'even;
_.4a.applied to common- fields and meadpws;
and a little practical experience will Often
save hal' the expense 'of a drainage opera- •
Lion. . The..oeranionefier In repairing , wet
places in rods in attempting to cover'up
,the water by hauling on gravel instead of
remorink the water—thus doctorieg the
Bruen' instead of the disease. It is
:eon; aratliely an endless task, to fill up a
road or meadow three or four feet instead
of draining it to that depth. We have not
space in which to - Speak of:the details of
draining highways. We only desire to
call attention to it as an operation much
needed and much neglected, and as requir
ing more\skiii then ordinary surveyors and
selectmen can be expected to possess. The
second great defect of our highways is too
great convexity.
The common andnaturalliiiit impresson
is, that the greater the convexity, or; 'in
other words, the rounder the - stirface of the
travelled path, the drier it will be. This is
' on' ot the greatest errors of inexperienced
reed makers. There
_are many published
treatises upon this sutijed, both is. this
try and England, and there is no one of
them that does not speak of this itaithe Com
mon defect. -
If- a road is round a carriage can only be
level wheri-it is exeetly on the centre of, it.
If one wheel is on the centre, the othe r), is,
, lower, the weight of ,the load ist.thrown en
the lower wheel, the friction- LiPoh the nut.
of one and the shoulcit.r of the other is
greatly increased and the draught is .much
• ; heavier..Dotlo inenthin'thetlanger of upset
-.- tine. But this is not iall. To avoid these
difficulties every traveller keeps in the cen
tre, except when obliged to turn out toter'-
, other, and thus by the wear of the wheels
In the mole track ruts are soon worn which
retain _the wister;and grow constantly worse.
' till repairs are made.
A moment's reflection will satisfy any
. _
tine that'no amount of 'coatrexity can empty
these ruts of water, even when they are but'
`‘" one filch' deep: 'A very alight ' fall in the
length of the road will carry the water
; ildonff the ynts till it•finds an ontl S'
If, no*, instead of being round, the, road
way be nearly fiat, carrieees may travel on
; .f,an y Part of-,t,tiler,t_ .10101 - other without
diffibifity, - deep ruts will tie worn, ad a
very slightfill will carry off the. water' into•
side• ditches, which •shintld always be kept
open deep enough th••roughly to drain•the
ir:A rv“ . nrr - t.
- - - ".. , t-ItatittoF the best rr
stitursretrovrbea-bund
ing has said that he cares nothing &Ant
what bithe foundation of is road, so that it
be dry and properly covered with lectlfaCe
mg o e psj._
.rorponuuon_cgtstm.roade.
`Alt - or anctlf diained; fir iiiflhaent
foundation if there be one foot of :good
g=avel Mona ac, 1,111! tOlk hones of Tali
one sizes„aa usually picked up. should never
. - be Pet..kei.ft /owe •se constant .
teadrney Upward . . especially-under
the aelionlof . frOst.' . ' Good * . : ' wars e liereened
; .AfFiriinel,Callent,,whety obtainable. It Is
essential - that it -.be_icreened, otberwisa:tt
will wear utiiiiitailjt; the largei'itiiite s wask;- ,
• iriglethe anrface,anti lyink,loose
Where good gravel cannot; tiebtaliied,
stone broken by a machine, to th esize of
• tommon . :nutinulareizing . stone, is the. best
•
Since co much skill is. required-40
tarn good roads; the dist J ateip • towards itm-, •
provetnent is to abolish the whole systentOf
worliifig-out taxes andOf district surveyors o .
. and to employ a town agent whose position.,
; • edutiL4e..p,rmartent„, and. who shall mitketit
, - hie &instant and only litiiiiiiest - to maintain
the roads : of the - town"-ini good conditlOC
set the town own oxen or Leirspo,.gkrts and
Other implements ; and let tberagerit ebiploy,
Tby.the. month or .dity, ;lie ; osgeseiwy help,
his plan 'is in • operation in Waltham and
~,ike,pojslizw; and: othertewilic - and Is' is lbstiff
Olaf tile roads are greatly Improved, andthe
costietnuch diminished tinder this aystscitki
Let ,any_, of our ..readers ask himself what•t .'course hewoirld ' . wkitir if be ireke'obligedrtO •
"keep in repair all the roads his tOwn.:f
4 Would he go toa town meeting andzalc:the
voters to elect a surveyor for eack•diatriet
each year.? or wordit. , be an acitivi, l
Judicious should - give his
stem. attention to the business? Would bd
l '• 'Cahn who choso Fircikl. ; 4:o:ll4
at the highest day:labor prices or would be"
select a . few„luinde inistadapted to the 'stork?
,
• liking. •I t . J . .•• •
Alas. for the rim;try of farminf l All l O
4 dicing* df. , milk maids must a Aits. • Pacenad
for in the old English poets. The wheltikie
,Ofj e ,leitiqwer's scytke alirtuft t ovV , u
44bn:
16y...firm: Instead: ..or
be the snow raidla of thaliinisiltd ou rid
the driving - Inae, gists +Ming.
round ionad ilia meadows, for all the
rvorld Lrs!; ll l4' , Oriarif.WAirrnst •
eretufore, seree Would be counted a,
• bier &ea llowi"rtew mid - twelve Ate
•-• • . •t'
• r rNor /It the eoetFeeil e ee • rTeelloae, th. " 4l!
1241.a:the Whewl - waitiklicij I; e was
placed. toe nientliat could be
• Shake nut the - hay With finite;
sod -After a few :h o u I hands were tilled to
••••''';'• goover the grounrfand turn it. To do this.
and yet so the bottom side shall
•
.really come to the top, was no small knack.
Noir% redder, with one man rlcliag, will
•
f . " ; ,•: 11
-literally &Oho Work of ten men; •ind•do it
far better- than the mtist - expert'
you ever seen a tedde'r? I 'have how a per-
feet one. The grass rolls' behind and
foams, ,I was going to say,,like water behind
the Wheels' 4af ksteamer.- The gkis leapsw,
and whir ,aa.if it were amasingly ,tickled
with such dealirigs. Tht.resul(is,,that un
less.the grass is very 'heavy, and the weam:
er very . bad, you may cut.) your hay in the
morning and get Mint° your barn before"
night; in fat better tondltionthinit used to
be when itiequired, - never less thait tviss: l
and generally a faii . oftbree days to cure it.
The only thiarthat *reigning to be made
easy, is pitehingon and - off the load. It is
true that honeforksbave been invented; but
I have not seen .any that..did their work
well; end in my , barn, at-any rate, the old ,
work of pitching and mowing remains; and.
it you'wished to know what fun' is, get on
the mold', under the slate roof of my barn,
on a hot day, and let Tim pitch , off hay, as.
he will if I gtve him 'the wink, s! You
have -to step ,lively,; and even then," vitt will.
_often be seen emerging from heaps of hay
biotin over you, like a rat from, a bunch of
Oakum. And then it is so pleasant. when a
man is. all a-sweat; to haye hisahirt all filled.
with hay'. seed,- each particulth: • particle of
which makes you:believe that Its is a flea,
andwrigklei andllcklek .upon every square
Inch of yoarskin, until yon. are half despe
rate! • '''"
' It is of ,Tuly: and .117 - . grlips is all
clit, u ind" the Slatit load Is rolling,pato the
1 1 barn while I write. , How sweet, It ; smells
How jolly the children are "that have been
mounted on top of the. load;, and their little
.scarlet j ackets peep' out from their nests
while Tim stands guard .and mime. A
child that bas not ridden up ifroMi. the meat
doiv to the barn on,a load of hay as, yet to
learn one of the luiuries . of exultintchil4
hood 1 What care they fig jolts, when the'
whole load is' a vast mdltiplex of sprini?
The more. the wagon; foliates theibetter they
.like Lt. :Then .come the.tars, , leading into
the lane with • : maple trees .on;each side.
"The, limbs, reach over and, the ve l ep',leaves
kiss the children over and '
,over sin. Bo
Would : 1,1El were a green leaf, atidirot
'alder Myself so green after lel 'And so the
load rolls slonly hp the hill. The're is no
such thing sal Momentum .Iw. an. on! ;,He is'
always at a dead pull - and at the .very hard-.
.eat:.:.But the children like it! ....The slower,
the Innger is the ride Let thern!take all
the comfort they can. By . ..and"brhey will
be'grovin andown Bnt Carriages, and roll in
style through the streets . Hat there is many
alai'. face tha4,,',.rides in a ailk;lined coach,
with, a sad heart, and would• go back if she
'could, oh, how
,gladly,,' to her _joyous ride
on.a , load of hay; I—Henry „Ward B•ecur
iri N. Y. Ledger. c
Keel) the Sorgoe of the around Lone.
We nave 'many years watched the varied
resultief the ctiltivitor who keeps'fiequent
ly 'stirring the surface of his soil, and the
one who.hoe3 and cultivates enly a then the
weeds comPel him to work; and we have
.
watched and recorded our notes; the result
has always been in favor of the constant
stirring of the surface soil. We do , not ad
vocate deep tillage during the,greifing,sea
son; but we would havelhe ground deeply
and thoroughly stirred early in the season,
Whether it were' on old'or pew" plantatiens.
•O '
nce however;tliat vigoro u s -growth of
Atop and root has commenced, all deer• tillage
should cease, beimuse,hy pursuing , it, con
slant and continual ,c,hecks .are given, ands
truly healthy greivt4 prevented by repeated
breaking, and tearing ; asunder the roots and
fibres, the', supplying , pipes fdr.elongation,'
el-pension' 'snit evaporation of the branches'
and leaven. By repeated stirring' surface of
the soll,'hoirever, no roots are broken ; the
and moisture are enabled to penetrate,
and neast in the shemical transmutation. of
the earth's co n- Tow:Kis, and fitting them for
absorption.by tale roots.--,gortice/iurisl.
Dotter la Dog Dar:.
A- corresponderat of > the Peterborough,
Transcriptigiyes the following ,directiona
for making. good . butter in hot weather:
”After the cream has been churned - fiie
minutes, or just as it begins ikr break;' as`
it is dalled,.tbkow into the 'chitin, :le.piece
ice as big as a' pint bOwl; churn
;the little luMpli of. butter ire ,e4.,hrought,
together in a bird, .sitlid mass,, then, takgi.t.
fromthe Churn and work it , over quickly,
the first time adding what salt is necessary,
and thew set upol ihe 'cellar bottom with a
small piece of ice upon it .-Zarlyi. the n.et
morning give it a: thorough. working ..over,
getting out all, the,bnitexmilk,.,And t the
evenly mixed, and you will have gocit hard
butter every tune We , have tried it, \ and
know',; from experience Vlgcr , t ''fan
:tm: mi46 .- to kooit tb,rot,ighAia,
dcite„:d l W., Bl or,:s4if4Y! , :4 l : ll ii.,tbfk warm.
weather.' • 3. e e
Varhras !Ramat ;4
'int best rimeto trig s giOkti gl st
and tleggePlbers. rot then;Se PC* .11;0111,Pk:
thssi of the betatfarmens /Comsat as,the,
Governor. pis wheat crop . =punts to
000 bushels. .• ' ' l ' ' ' '
nutforrnixii lipid of liebraska increases
itiliaide 'at She rate era .dollot;
n gropeit and Apples
were gathered, ha d ittd•rintirr , diuit'in
Trlg :
r • i hi & fi k
Saldt4t ottle can WO '8 pt)
sand stbne .snd fotteitedbeit'On' Tail' stone
arkinial,(lf it q ' an„anhaal).
Which will eat *,Pofor e de.,pooWtrug and
not get sick, is the striped , snake.
.
lIN hot weather milk Is Worth mere' fed, p f
calves: which are to tor:Jun& oxen, than
made,tiO° l ?htte.F. - f-''.
sinin f ir.:Pair of Caterpillari,illiet alone,'
will strip the leaves .from a. young orchard
in a few wee ks , They need as hatch'
Watching as iticians. ;
Now that the wheatekop'fa . Australia has:
failed, they,proppee growkag:hops tonne up
what 4hier.httrY 3 s ithqy may raiso ;:
s. KM of.fresh . water lantere profitable'
for fish growingthaud ten *see of good soli •
40E. illOtt Wolfing.; _ •
,Witirrnasf Wool rimers get "five , Conte 'lt'
pound Tor theii” wool More ' the!!rite fi.
1 ' ePW-i
' S
7t-egitok wmo -,t(i.lalao one, hundred'.
hos els of ,tßaldwintii than. 'one t(teindred
bushels (ofsideriapplie, !or, ten 42arrels
. - Yergaliring op Bartlett' , than' the t same quan
tity of choke peers. . •
Ilths;rer.
4
cutl#,.eff_4Bi6C/WPd.*loPrith,.. Is a
040r:tool tosujii,4,oPliticii;pots/,::.with
101 1 0 -1444 *Amply, 40 carded.
!‘ 9ctiar pletWA l4ll t Y s s i' i CcOtingl in one
smear Vflfw . repair - 10300 in%in
inarpy cr i te
t i l Yo.o lo t . Oi*"*#' foKet ,10 ul g
A.',ottw tintight:fin: $lO, t erheiserntilk•but
pays her keeping, affords less profit , than
.onest sB6.that,givea - double the faniounti , of
milk afforded by the former...- -,
ink Ore coating $ 5O Wei
`and 'direhed,' Minuted: and imp
more,' s' as. to give double crops, is mock
more valuable And: profitable. than' tWenty .
acres
improved, costing double -the money;
Foit legs ' and feet:Oht with. shoe
, 'cork.;
take one ounce of guM'cihripher, and one
pint of vinegar. 'Apply three or four times
a day, and your horse need itot stop work.
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PITTSBURGH- 41APITI,1' . 1,?,"TP:MPATrTULT: '2B, 1888.
`B,PIKILMI NOWPW
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Or 'YOUTH ivettorad iv tour weeks. sae
swim itaaranteeo.., ,RICORD'S ES ZNCi OT
LIFE - restores wanly powers, frost whatever twase.
arising; the effects of early:pernieloas habits, doff
abase; inipcitinuty awl oitutate , rivet Way at- once to
Lida wonderful Inkliciae,.: sokell, .regularly *word-
Eagle 'the "Clifeetbas, (whisk arq..ver7.sLasp)tt. aout,
require no restraint, front business pleasure.)
,allure is hnpoistble. ..
_hold intiottiesOat or four
quantities /RPM , Pr 4i9. , No itu• had :34'1E of the solo,
appOlatod agent kniarica,. .H. gikitlTZElf, SOS
Atsuae. "New York. :.felS:l64-Tra .
P~ILrQB.O:PHT OP 111.0410 n.
' ' ElAOE,'asew'Couree of Leetarss. as de-
Weaved at tb . e New York 'Museum of Anatomy, em
bracing the subJecten How to - 11 y. sad what to lire
fort Youth, Maturity Sad Old Age: Manhood gener
ally reviewed ; the tatlCC of indigestion , linteleme
and dervous disclaim accounted for; Marriage OH
. ocophically considered, &c. Pocket ,Tolurnes min=
Mining these lecture§ will be forwarded to parties
unable to attend, on receipt of roar stamps by ad
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•
TO.: MARRIAGE,
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;STOCK AND .REAL ESTATE. BROKERS
• • •
AND
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Are prepared to - sell at. Auction EITOCES.,_IIONDS.
:and all kinds or SECURITIES, REAL ESTATE, -
HOUSEHOLD FUTtIiTTURE, he., either on th e
premises or at the BoXid of .Trade ROOM,. •
Particular: attention. paid. as heretofore, to the
sale of Real Estate at private sale. •
Wes of Real Estate in the coonattended. , •
.oalee. No. 116. TOURER STRE ET. J .ixs(
$10•000 .T- °-
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THE
COMPANY hsYe on see :4 their
Office, t tam" Depot.. rittabitill..
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS
TO ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE MAT,
Enabling parties to visit these popular bathing re
sorts, and,return 'home at a moderato cost. • •
CARE MAY PAIiSANGERZ can pnrckise Tickets
to go and return by all Railroad, or the 7 can arrange
to take Steamer in either directioU, between PAU
deliddaind Cape May.
Excuastps TICIOCT`d are alse tar isle at the
ahore Depot to I , IIAGA,RA FALLS; TIM 'OIL ItE.;
GIOSS, ClEttYlittUßO, aid Ana/exams wards la
Pennsylrazdvand New York,.
rxmrtrt.wrs. containlim descnptions
of the'_arious Excursion Rotates by . lAD Road. Can
't.e bad on application 'at the Ticket Olllce, .In the
Union Depot.
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Mining and Ship Poadar, Mlataa.r.
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DISTRICT
. 2 COLRT • '', ot .:TUE
rri Urinl, BrA T 1i40,,f0r aha. L .WpotoraklAistrial ,
ens' ylvanta. IX liArroitur. ,
Wait ro Disirtor sr Paryineneig, N. ,', • .
A Warrant in Bankraptcy has beeii tinned try,ield
Court against Hot to,ltte .pf .11 AM Ito D. DitAVO; of
the county 61 &Heinen', aid Stale of,kerwiderira
an,' 4n alibi District. adjudged -a tat rapt. upset ;
petition of ble grestiters.,ann tiohlraygnot of any
'4641 and the abllcory Of any
_fir'o *rty' boohooing
to 'slid . bankrupt: to 'bin, or rut 10 aiepand tbe •
transfer; of; any. property, try, bin are deft by
law • A-reeetiny of the srgi ,i tiv et I . ,banlinipt,
to prove - Noir debts and lie Ere. as.
'Adjoins of tbis retatri.! win he' hid' in 1 -uouFt fif •
bald:nal, sis.bioutiocp. iii, eitisbu i re said
'totmist, .0 the Oto dey ex Augel4,,Jl. , Ilitti al.
+l9 o'clock Alit . -
P Mt. Nay, NO. 93 Mara mut atfeet,l 'Rot the !b k . :
All, f,',#' 4 !`..l 4i TPPiTlMil,'A u ttr i ttpiomilit. --.
K i pnobomo, ~,, ri 'Mill; Marais' . te . laidiDllitriot.
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; 'LAI Plttaburgh, , lleettenay•ter:Javi ;Air. isposk;
The under:l ll 'B4 Actg.*/ Sires notiehutihtslitl' i
men , . suk,A co.of pixuliiwitAtiot,zy, :: -
gheny, city; ItleConnty hi Alierrheny , ead 8 af
penneylirseis, -within ' maid , Dhitrio4 'Twig* his 'heel*,
agjudjod a Han Aptapf li nbispwn petition, biroc-..
Distriet Come-01,-.111 Di riot; i ,
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T w ETTffiTt e '
trrt I, It I e 11.
bast beenl la tri e lf e tld MIZE% he ltiA I.:1 4 4111:
lent en:eitui nit i loitrt:
ii4l wIL m e psym...t to
CATHARINE atcCUT
ot Thalami7,lldno
or to K. A, N T UR.
Attolwerst-Law, 117 DiEwolitl t.,,21 'stump; f
Wilibip74-111 ._ • ,
FOICICE-Lettets TestitintflitarY
lowin_g been_ pined me ernitlie EAT OY
41.131 NtiMILY 7.11, Awwwwsed. MI .94m0n4 hay
log claims stain‘t her . Wattle pr,:4131, mbar to
lee, suthow Heated. trod al' Patens owing wild
estate wilt make pment to me ur my attorney,
JOHN W. TAYW R, No. 73 Want street..
OHNISTOB YANtilklst,7 VAL
Jury Ai. 19011. 701.41
TICKET. AGENT.
POWDER
MIII
• PARER'
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER.
91:17PLIthiS:Attelari ant requiring the griperixt-
. tendert; of Public, P011%11400 advertise for pro
,. , .
; Posoia for, supplying CM StatsisiSh prlntingiand
. 1 .: Dili paper„ approved April Saba!, A 13119 Doinini:
. . one - thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven. •
- -
Sem' - oar 1.1 ' 130 it ems' e . teld by the Senate and Hisuse =
otßepreseauatives ofs Qommooaroalth of Penn..'
sylvania, in CliasiaLA ;ably tact; sad it is hereby:
.1 7 e
of
enacted by the authorit the saws, That hermit.
. _
ter the person or persons bidding for the contract
for faraishincthe State with -payer, as provided In
tie. act, approved April . tenth. Anno Domini one
r thottiand eight handrail ,wnd. sixty-seven, be re
qbired bi.exiscute a bond to the Commonwealth,
is itli-ist,liast tyro saillisibit• et:ironies. in the sus of
isrt ibis's/tit dioliri, • ndlltonyd for the faithful
pe;rl66lSace Of the eon' et se allotted. which said
1
Wald shall . he Of _
7 the President Judge of
the caurt of Carrimon PI as of the district or dis ,
Wets in wht•la . such sur.t es .semi reside; or ni Utnie:
of the absence Or other i ability of s , deb President
Judge, by the Associate' Su,ige of the county in
which Such sareties pay reside:: ,1 6 royfited, That the
bonds, with the sureties of.the lieyeitil bidders, shall :
be dily' executed, sealed up And delivered With this
proposals for 'furnishing sitid paper, and ;n additlrill
ti, the contutop above required shall be:condition
edthit'in ease thb bid der 'or blddCri t• whim the
slid contract shall he' awarded shall neiledt or rd
fuse to :weep; the flame itt his or their tad. the said
bidder loCi4dde4;,iitii his or, their uhreties,:ifore
inti,
4, 1 '51141 he lielde'tO the ContinOnwealth for tfia,
between tins anoint. of Cbe, bid of The tielr
eon to *lota ttid 'slid contract stud) be suntded
slier iipott iiegieet or retnial , ";itt SirOAkkaf
That the Superintendent 'of Putllic•Printirrg .0111
rwurd'eild contract upon , thi3 sane day hide are
try him op tted,' "
Elms* W. DAVIS. • :
!peaksr et the House of Repr . esentat iv e s ..
JAMES t. GRAHAM ' ,
. Speaker of the Senate.
Airnontit—Tle tenth day otAtiril.• A nno Domlnt
eneAkentand sight bun dyad and btxty-efght..
' • I JOHN W. Lite*.
lat pamtanee, of the: above set, the, Fiapertateod
eat of Pubtle..l'rloting styes the followls g notice : :
TA : ( iAPF3I.: iIaNtFACTC(E,EM'
• SEKI,,III) PBO,pO6ALS will be received 'the
Sloe °tithe Superintendent et Public Printing, tor ,
:upplying .the. State •with Printing Paper.
Said paper to be BOOS . rAr.F.R., measuring 115 by
40 inches. acid to iweigh respectively 40 and 80'
pounds to the ream. Also, DOUBLE. FLAT CAP,
imeasiming 17 bv,116 inches, weighing, EtipoundS to
the ream. Bids will be received for each kind sep
,
irately.. Said proposals to beopened in pretence .
of bidders, ea SATURDAY, "be lst day of August,
1868, at the - office of the Superintendeat. • Contract
to min from December, 1868, to August,-1869.
The sueeessful bidders wlii be required rigidly to
conform 'to• samples which will be furnished upon
application at the office of the Superintendent.' • No
proposal - Will be cons'dered unless A - 00061(.1 1 /k 4. trf
'a gearantet that the bidder or bidders. provided his
or their proposal shall be accepted, will enter into
an obligation with good and suflicient security, to
furnish the articles proposed for; and each proposal
must be setompanled by satisfactory evidence that:
the persons making bald proposals are uralitiractU
rers of or dealers in the description of paper which
ke or they propose to furnish.
JOUN YOUNGMAN,
SlPinlitendent riblin Printing,
75 Market Hemet. Harrisburg
ME
111DITTSBUIIGH PAPER -MAIM- .
FACTORING COMPANY. Mannfacturino of
PRINTING
'MAND WRAPPING PAPERS
12
CLINTON EL MONTILLA. 01120.
BRIGHTON BRIG LOON, PA.
OPTICS AND WARSHOUPD,
Yo. R 2 Third Street, PittBburgh."
Ovroans—/LIIGINT HARTJA, Provident.
JNO. B. LITINGOITON, Treasurer.
• ' BAMIIRL U.IDDLX, See.natary.
•.. • -
Dinsefeiin—.Angrot . ions R. B
Hartman, John B. Lirtligten.
. paid for Amor Stook. • • Jailteni
LLw a ,L=jl
pEitOEVAL fl CSE'IT~
• - .IIIIII3CIEULKIOOI. ENGINEEIIit,
A.nd
,Sollolicir. of ,"17atenteo.
(Lots of P. 7. W., L C. BailwaT.)
' Moe, Ito. 'FEDERAL WrItICZT 'Room Aro;
• BLAST rem. A ° nd BOLL t ~Na IL RAW-
.fornishol. Particular itttptlon raid to do,
el°"litleTtl4lMVPAillllll.flgy-for.. erv,l sl;ll%
LNG CLA M mechanic* rt _ I
DMEtiUA
NIGHT. apf:lol
,HAIR AND PRELF'II.IWERY.,.
(Plll
HPI PECK,- Ornamebtal
.1111.1 ft WR
OKE11.A.111) PVITUNICIL. No:1 •
33
yd striool. near RzaltAlfeld, rßlabrultb.,
.6Jways qpiAradot 4iiilartncum4t or Ladies'
WIWI; DAR DS,' CIU t • (Huitlenses's:W IG 6,
PEED SCALPS, (317ARRAIHAIIIIi. BIZAIRCLIITR.
Re• tot 4 0 0 'Trim? 111 ,134 3 1 1 Atte* Mr
HAW • ; • - f .' • „
1.0416.1 and , ilipulimaa . .fir ~sit ...ene'
'rho seatigt !spinier. ,I n pitsfittit-
FOR REN,
F'OS RENT—The leitaehold ler
a term or'ittwolit nine it.ms Tivo olvry
ratne Vwelltintiloinii, at nliler'oflUtileti itruputt
,'alit Witte! adit4illitotlinghutly; (fronting' Kars eon"
man)) having rooms, d nada ancintrau putts roam.
Excellent' Karina In kitehen: htiridid nold'ait..r up
Many and !do* ul; d oulha.l.tnaappd poresto
Pin
: t and.at Idnaf
an ,bottan. , titboy:iLcd,.3o
by So feat. Pdetnalun soon. It !Untied.
Tor terns apply t. &IVO, .
i .. • . : belisil arfteld eir4V. ' ,
CERIES
ES
• •
~,• Matkitater aluakets•co ; •• •
..Nos. .2,4e1 ~AND
Corner Liberty -and tlrwia Streets,i
. .: • carer to the intl. at Lew Tigtwoas
'Lebo pais; i;t W UFA! to burial;
quarters dad kite..
• ,11,01).ube tit' nee tl3e 1(41(1N61 ' HYB(IN, • J.ar.LN
' o lu d, " eh l t;l 6 c: l lNilTilifit RICA. •
• ,bolus umb4>tr,sv.s.
61) bbli.blßUP„,cltoicts bmads
'loo . bel a. N. 4 I: 'IIIIOI4ArBECB "-
• . bats. 1) a 4g '• ' .
." 14 ?21:11 1 . 1 ; atizi pHYL
•ItAtt.A SI Ili A titi.
• 11100.1aapi /110:00•VEZIC. 1 ( 0 , • * si.
tBll""'AltiYil 4"c"L'ittWci)". ll -L , :•IY
91$0 lama a piIIANDOMPa
• • .
, faP W4O.N rowrint,
a was Ton hand. • •
• • "
QIUNDRIEB. • .;•
•
I '1 rtt ri k '4‘l ll • ' ,
44 000 , 1441ead t•' ; • -
•:::i4 0 91 1 11P. Widt*:4lllle:t f;'.
Ifu •` , ,
- t f ~! Hti!Vs,o9 , C' rite Chin
•'ii F.litqllrf Mit."
EMI
• • t• .11; •i'l l4 . itaisbarg takeei g • •
goal** SC I •,
1. Ytllka laisile I_7 • • • •
•• ••,'
• • 't !Jo u B. Cill1P11111.1) At IOU:"
Yes • , • , 241 13 , 100r0d , •
SIINDIUS:I4;
;
rrlre-Idoi d leir yrr= s ,
•
lbsdDrlibrd .;
0
IS I
b b lifirA. l l;s 4 4l: c httialk*:
.10 big.. ; • i; ,;!)
-,L. 1 0 4011 .; (79ru;
;swim. war;
, •FICTL rpo
Itit
,; ; 10; Market ykreet„ Ganser this.
1,- . At f = •
aws .,
WOO, IggstAlreil t l l6
et. "aPP.I. Inuud paper.,hoxes, Inst-rni P;.,,a':,1,400,repi1l „„
CY red and for our by tuerbilx or Miran. SI. thu ' # • . .#, .t..„
11 7J 14 noon atarti of • .1(01 ti • tt•SSIIA IV
•Ai °vet florttliaer nee, pa taxmiati.d
ryia , . Vey,. Llbertv•and Hand Orr. ' nave Shea ' Wu' trial; to - bathe Mad'
3 , ant bar ralanit larito:clivPa 'of Ilbest. 4 4 4 . 11,1 "••
§ 1 PIC IE Di4All,liON-L-100 cans Tot* t Aa. We have published rur irate
received from ti.adan. Thla wpalmr re:1.16 .ar lio PAO elmulatlon a pamphlet contataing Intereatlem
ie tea tabor le put up In tin eau.. wr immedlatr and valuably .tatementa or UM Tertlitaar, mph*Di
nee- Tor sale by NO. A • lIEN W. which will be tent free to say sending as ear ad
.
corner Lluerty rad Haad streets dress. - •
)( e
WINES,--LIQUORS, &O,
PITISBUIiGII. - - .IIIPORTING DOUSE.
.ESTABLISITED 1830.-
, •
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
. . , .
IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN '
•
•
'WINES AND Liquous,-:
•
No. 449 Penn Street, Pittsburgh,
.• •
Would direet the , attentiodot the puildta to the Dirt
thee, po sessing *ape , sec theilftles through ieveral
lArge Wine and Liquor . Douses EnropeL and
mistier tnelr Importations direct, theyere etutbied
twofer tee 'various grades of choice WINES AND
LIQUORSAt price. g rades
tame Eastern rates. -Ex
amination* et .qtmlltles sad oosuparisoz of ,prteolf
respectfully sejletted.
A choiceiassortnient Of pay, e 'OLD UTE WHIP. ,,
K.= cosidonativ on head, • • ;
-.
,•
'
CLARET; i rIITE , :ANiriSPOILLIGI'
. .
. . ..,,.
.. . .. .
Chateau tattle, , h. • Mediae,-
~
t el l :al:il l I,l= - fl i = l E illis• -•
, .• ,
1
Bt. Jillan, ' •• • ' Pastime:
* .iViNirria IVEN323 I S.
l:: lantern es, ' • I , CU atiiii Latour Blautok•
' C h u taea Itlauseraa. I Chateau Yquttia.
• ,Et4CaCig, WINEI4.
taubealtaiisei, ', . '
:. -; ISIX..Attt•-1:N.c1'..814/VE.S•' • ,
Mosel Muscatel,. - li Seltirsburg,, • •
. • ilisekheLonses superior quality: . ,
' •••':', , ; clP Gi i i * - !! '
, , . ..
?Meet la alludes.. - Citsinbi3ritine;
kren e t ril i,
.11 1 .„ a 4il l s irge assortmetat :orit u lt/ I ND .r b l e t n .4 slll. ifi
YiKEt. sad WLMMS, co!' all Ilesuriptioas,.scustat tly
on hand, at . , - , . . ,
... • . „
. , . .
. WM. "MuslaillEVS, .- .. - •
, • ' (L.U.TiI. MILL EN A .140/I.ICTISONO'. ,
, ..
221 and 225 Libertj 'S.tinei, rititsban*
1110:492 , -.- .. . . •
JOSEPH M. FINCH !o CO.,
, .
X 05.136.187 . HUN 191, 193:asiali 196,
tom? BTSEET, PITTBSUWAIi,
iuxtnAUtpusas. OP
caner Dblilled.: Pure Rye Wldekev
Also. dealers IATOSISIGN WIDISH and LIQUORS,'
HO/13. , mh2S.nn
.. • COAL AND COKE. -• • •
() SCALA F. LAU & CO.
C. DATIL
.
COA4 AND COKE.
01Bee, lisaidiksky Minna wed P.F.W .&Cle
R.. EL, Alloghtuay City.
Taggitiegimay real and tonnellirrille Coke
AT. LOWEST MARKET ZA.11113. •
zir - Orders promptly attended to. aye)
COAL!, CO A 11.12 COAL2I!
DICKSON; STEWART &,00., I
Milne resioved their Omen to
NO. 667 LIBERTY errrtm - mr,
!Lately, City Vlour AIIbippIKKINOACCOOII"
.;
Ars bow krimpared to rarnlah kood YOTTOMokiiirE=
NY 'Lula% - NUT COAL OR BLACK. at the lowest
morket price.
All orders '•left at Obeli omoe, or' rofilissaseil - tc'
them through them'''. will be atteitited to 'promptly.
CIIABLIM H. ARMBTRON 6I,
TOtifeHIOOLEMY 00
And litanatactdrera of •• • ;;
COAL, MACY. AND DE:.4uirliT.rirtzlcD COST.
- •
Otkee and Yard—COHNEIL OT •iffITLICH, - tarn
ItOrt'PlaN -kiTaXIST'd.. tint, yard on Liberty sad
Clymhr streets, Ninth Ward, and on Second street.,
near Lett No, I, Pittsburgh,' Pa.' - • '
Families and. kisaufacturere supplied wita the
bert artlelkhr Coil or Coke at the lowest , cask rata'.
Order* left at any of their • °alma. 11 Tenet*
proiapt ataantlon. , . . ,
lis
4 aaurriumva at. igurcumliiii,
• eceisoire ' •
e.mn xi:mama:num DUAL DO.. . ' _
MIN AND DICALEttt, BY RAIL
ROAD AND DIV'S% of superior Youghiogheny,
„,cIAS•AND FAMILY 00ALT:
Ciece Til—rooir or 'MY H•rvirr, 1641 e
sumitioit.coAL. : " - • •
• • .% Co tiCErgatillir 41i;cb.,
, '.lllxersiadlOdppeltiot PITIFESURUIS t4itli[.Tolllllll
and *MOULT, Co A 11.011137 COAL, sad SLAVE'.
Cod diellyired bromptly tp part" . tbe
itthe Wrest market vita.. • •
Oilloe sad ifird—tlOßtuislMMlTU:JtaD W.Wlk
S r. 8:1710bIlet,..
SAFETY. Iwtm,
InCIIIIIIITVAND COPINXIIRT Writ
,<<; TRAVEUN6 COISPNITYczi
HADES',' SAVETY
• :• 1 .! , .
CI r elater g.
t m; •
•
ifl
•
•Nt(rilMOEN 'AND ROT' AIN •'/PLillett• Ingpeasing •
with the use of gloves +Mid MIS iti!of *bust tM••
P,aaenger er,ilagoge Oars, with the. olfitt!hiseittl4P
irradiate tilt: neat to iay. leMporaturethat may, s he
'desired wlthOut the 'possibility' or 'flritig'thio ear er.
care to whieb the Jacket may be atteali_ •
Having obtained of the United litates,Letiers
eat for a Safety Jacket whteti to vrarrahted 'to resist
the moot intense beat that; may , he atipited to Ii
the'pnaltion and, purpose.tor whi ch it la- intended..
Itti S. sere protection- Irmo anoldeato by err, ode
• OWN( Motu detective ileac, or •:wilere Iron pipes . art
Imam' conductor • for smoke or heat.. • It la apgtl
pticibte to all plot ogibat Mai bermne 'overheated.
andis warranted to give , perThnt eatlateetJun.wiutra
,wind or other, .oc bratiblemay be planed
inflow. proximity (hero°. I, am ORM 13,V il y alp.
pl "my inverstidn
sh pa, sleamboht., ralir.(ed ears, (1.(3. , wherever
pipesiss edmisetoro ink ,inaic dangerous by. belay
overheated mid' security 1011, en AP-.
pttgaigus,, rights to mars u lure or UP ASO the above
Urientiout also., .territorial. right*, ,to sago . 14 47
wish to etigve in miffing prtiVegea,Vdtherrby State
'or nerinikt,T. • i. ..! . •
MEN.,
nor the "Ni PLUS. tri, KR TRA PAINV
•'WOlttiB, •r oorrer of Morris otreetsnal' the Allegfte.
lay Vallo , l4llrood, Ninth Work Ptiteburel.
610 ; 10 1::•.:rt , ' •••
GMEfMLINEE
„
o ivitExt
A :
. . •
AXIONILOM SOXEN
11 ti; ‘'
t • a V'
i 1 Laos 70 " T E: OR
'1411E4
. 1 .
, AU F A X AOTUNI I IDt Irt
x, Aglitirfertilizer_:o.6*
MEE
~i: ':.v'>'e.~ i'7 :......
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MBIF'D tit avfaT*tL,;
I.4 , (' x• ' -.. ;
.E.B4I,IIIXLIErrOB43e
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INSURANCE 7 .
TIISURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
-4"
' GUARDIAN
NUTIJAL LIFE INSIJRANC CO.,
OF NEW' YORK.
No. 102 BROADWA
T,t .
ASSETS RAPIDLY INCREASING, 0
~ .
-- - $1,00%000. • . ..
ThO. Company is the Guardian of a Sacred Pund,,
*bleb is to provide for the Widow and the Father
less, with the least possible burden to toe Insured.
Ali Approved Forms of PolicieS lisued. r:
Liberal &nodes for the p ayment , or Tread's's.
Policies Non•aefeltlnd bY i l licirteross. Toe , Entire
Proataof the mpany divi..ed equitably among the 1..
Insured. Las; Return of Premium, ELFTY PNB.
CENT. , . :
=2
Hon. John A. Dix.; H ,-v. Haughawont,
Hon. James Harper , William W ilkins,
J°bit 4 . Crane,' , Julius H. Pratt.
William 'T., Hooker,, William W. Wright,
Wm. M. Vermllye, , Charles J. St.rr,
Chas. G. Rockwood,' William Alen;
Hon. Geo. Opdyke, Geo. W. Vuyier,
Minot C Morgan, Oeo. T. Hope,
Thom.ts,Rigncy„.- Job. H. Sherwood,
Bend. B. Sherman; Edward H. Wright,
Aaron Arnol ,Geo. W. Sarlee,
'Bic " H. tiown s e, Wm. L Coggswell.
• WALTON H. PRCRIIAM, President.
II
HENRY V. GAAIiAN, elecretary.
LUCIUS McADAM, Actwary.
J. BATES SILIEHLLIN,
o.ltihiE4 l . AGENT fOEt WESTERN. PENNA..
Roam No. A, Bank of Commerce Build..
tug, pormr et Sixth and Wood itreets,
Pi'l"7l3l3tritGEE, RA.
iirJgents wanted. Apply as above.
jyll:t2l-Iseo
STATEMENT OF THE
Bea Pramllia buffualae Co pang,
Poi the year eddies JITNE .30Ta, 1866
Capital .4 • $lOO,OOO 00
Priviirgu of incresaing to 300.000 00
Pr 11111111:111and - Discount 13,472 27
Palo Kettles' Premiums. ... ... 55, 80
Expense.. Inolud`g Taxes & ......... 3,461 71
tosses paid 5,673 38
Amoant of outstanding Risks _727,008 33
CIA ori.baid.
Premium . Accounts
Bonds a. d blurtgagea.....
Bills Ree...lvable
Stack Notes, payable On Deiaarrit
Total Assets. .. .....
I certify thstthe foresolng Is correct
GEO. D. EILDDLE, le
e 3
BEN 11111ANILLI2f
INSURANCE .COMPANY,
OP ALLEGHENY, PA.
Office In Franklin Sayings Bank Banding%
No. 43 Ohio
A HOME COMPANY, managed by Directors well
knowl to the community, who trust by fair dealing
to merit a shore of your patronage.
HENRY utwinA,
GEO. D. RlDDiar.
. , DIRECTORS:
L
mrl,..._.urinia.A., lial,Pauer"a• Ilo m ealt erwii6
Zinion urnix, J. B. Smith, Jacob - Rusk,
W.M. Enema* Ch. P. Walston, Joseph Craig.
Ans. Laataar, .J. Zink:Lad, demi:dies Kama.
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
OE THE MIT OP ALLEGBEHL
Onion, In ALLZGHEITY TRUST COMPANYII
BUMPING; -
FIBS INSUBANCR ONLY.
W. MARTIN, President.
JAB. 8. lITSYMNSON, Secretary.
. .. . . . .
k. H. Itiggltsh, o.ll.l..Wllltims dna. Tbotepatot.
dna. A. Myler, sALockbort„ Jos. Myers,
Jam, L:Grabainibt, Les, C. C. Hoyle,
I to
4no. Brown , Jr. Geo. Gent, Jacob F..01)D.
tolalankt . . , .
Vir!.STERN INSIIIWICE COM..
PANY OF PITTSBURGH..
LEXANDERNIMICK, President.
.WK. P. HERREHT, Secretary.
• °Arr. GEORGE NERLD, General Agent.
'Moe, GA Water street Span& & Co.'s Waria•
bees% up %Balm Pittabu
Will istzure against all tds of Fire and Marine .
Risks. A home Institution, manned by DireabM l
4bO are well known to the community, and who are
daternilned by promptnese and liberality to main.
tale the character which they have steamed, as of.
the best protection to those who desire to be
CIPAL•
ilex udarNlmlak. jerMIL McCune. •
Si Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley, - William 8. Evans,
Alexander Speer. Joseph KirkpatrtrA,
Andrew Acklen, Philllp_ftermer -
'David M. Long, • - Wm. himitvon:
D. lbmsen.• ' • - neo
pEIINSTUVANIA
INSURANCE' COMPANY OF FIMSBURGH
'orrtos. Mo: 1610 i WOOD STILEET, - BANK CR
COMBLZBOB' BUILDING.
. .
11 . 1dir; Is a:ELAne Cotatiany i . a d twang . A,plnst lase
by, rimezoinalveiv. ,__, •) . ..'
LEONARD WALTZB, Pres Meat.
',...
C. C. J80Y1.13, Vie Prestdeta.
. t BG_Blat? PATDICK, TAlwrer. - •
HUGH .11ALLIDLNY. , Stary.
RAI •
'iStalled'Weitif, ' Wilson,
~ O ali Boxiday ~ Um. W. *tang.
• RAW& Patric; .. J. U. Lapps,
• YJAeub Mater. . • " . J. C. Flelmeir.
; , J6q4sh King,
.. . 'ioliniTeigtlek:
. JAc. /I- noPlani. A.. Astumen.
' 'Henry Byron', try
ISIDIEBINITY -
AGAIM(ST LOSS BY FIRZ ,
iNsuiptcg . 'co;Oi PH 11.14 D ELPHIA.
mum, 635 it 4n OffICEMITT EIT4 Nitis semi •
11 4; 1=maaakeF., idordisaill. Lords
Wairser. 'Daxhi
Eisitsei Ursa". ••1 . Issas Limy •
j_aoorb R. dein*. - Edward 113- Uri*
oem, W. ''Norse Pales.
P
iniABLES BAUER: Presides'.
•• EDW. C. DALE. Prraddent.
OTZICT.E. Seereuiry.pro tea.
• 4. EISEDNERANWFIN,' - A saw
None West 'wryer Third and Wood
A. NUENT INSURANCE CO
PANIC 97 I'AMBU RUH , . •
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JOHN 4HW1.14 President.
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