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CHRISTINA 'N I L SSON.
Christina Nilsson, the young Swedish
cantatricr, who will visit the. United States
,
next fail, and whom many excellent musi- 1
cal critics_have unhesitatingly pronounced
fully equal to Jenny Lind, is
,of very hums
ble descent. and 31. 31ahalin draws in his
. spicyp work ""Les Pities aetr ices de, Parii."
the, :
following interesting sketch of her past
life '
,
"It is snowing. The: skies, all black as
they are with night and cold, commence
turning gray inthe east. Atter awhile the..-
gun rises in the mist. i ts vague bluish light
seems to"descends with the snow-flakes.
Here and there, pines and birches,, covered
with icicles, 'tremble anti moan in the wind.
)lit a sort 'of ravine are to lie seen a few
' wretched cabins; front the snow-clad robfs,
made of hark, ascend blue clouds of smoke;
those who look out of the low windows of
those cabins 'behold a flock-of ravens on the
dazzling white plain. •
"We are far from I'aris, fifty leagues from
Stockholm, in a miserable village of the
province of Smaland.
"Lit us enter one of those hovels, which'
seem to , ha -e been made rather for wild
boars than for men. I ; .
- " The Poor people here live in the same
room with their cattle. 'A miserable stove
emits painful sounds, in the middle of the
floor. On the ground, in a motley group,
lie goats,, sheep and children, stretching
their necks wistfully, toward the kettle on
the hearth. These chililren - are dressed in rags. Under a windo\ in the roof sits the
mother spinning. The father, smoking a
pipe, sits in a corner of the room. Every
now and then are heard from without the
. merry sounds of jingling sleigh-bells, or the
dull noise of, a horse galloping past; a
sleigh darts 1 past with lightning speed.- In
the same inanner there appears and disap
pears a fur cap, fur robe, a fur jacket; then
the father's voice drowns the noise of the
spinningtwheel,the seething kettle on the
hearth, and the hissing green wood in the
stove. ' '
' "Christina!" '
' From the group of the children I , there
•', emerges the shapely head of a very pretty
girl, surrounded by a crown of straw-col
. ored, soft, and silky hair: • ,'
"Christiana, take your violin, and go to
tke bight." .
"In this manner Christina Nillson enter
ed upon •her career as an artiste. ' What a
contrast between the highway, on which
' she once,. when a little girl, played the
'violin, and the magnificent salon in,Whlch
'fir an enthusiastic audience now lai/ishei ap
' plause' on the great cantatrice 1 And yet,
not more Than ten yearaliave elapsed since
' . her debut. , i "
‘ .. Ten years ago a distinguished Swedish
. gentiernannscended that bight, heard the
little peasant girl/ play ,the - violin, caused
hetto conduct him to her father, and said to
, - ' him: "Nilsson, I *ant to make, yon an of
ler. Your : daughter is a talented child. In
i. • trust her tome,and lam sure I can make a
' great artiste of her." . - -. ,! •
~,... 1 "Old Nilsson," a sharp and clear headed
. ,
. peasant,:knew full well that.his little datigh- ,
:-ter possessed extraordinary musical talents;
...". , „ und,inasmuch as .the aristocratic , stranger
r'l . . 4 ' gave , him several gold pieces, tuni'mmised
..; to send him more money from time. to time,
~ . • he'didnot hesitate long; and little : Chris
. .aver bidding farewell to her. parents
-. • and brothers and sisters, and shedding a
few tears, accompanied 'the, gentleman who
had promised to make a 'great artiste. of her,
' and had already , won her young heartliy
•• ::,.: , the,great kindness - with which he treated.
• her.. . Two days afterward Christina reached
- with bim the city of -Gothenburg, where a
new outfit was bought for her,- and ; where
'everybody who saw her in her new dress
- exclaimed, "What an exceedingly pretty
. • ; ,•,y child." - Her - pretector ,then took, her
, to a boarding:school, where she ;Was so
. • .• industrious and made such rapid ;progress
j 1114, a'yearaiterward, :she could already be
i sent to Stockholm, where she studied music,
' - -
.an rofessore and musicignawho
, y.• • : , - heard her sing, wondered at bor. extraordi
. I _,'nary , talents,. and oiatluii at /ength a worthy
' '...:. ; succeisoicif4enny-lind had been found.
/i 'Upon her first appearance in •tt,•public - eoti.
i ' cert, : where she sang , _a. few simile national
. :•,- .`,
conga,, tad electofied the Whole andience
and elicited the most rapturous : applause.
Finally, when her professors in Stockholm
could no longer, teach her anything'new;
shewentlxv-Paris, wherelliifeasei V'eltel
: complete& i
-her - musical edneation. and
. where she:aptinefler achieved such - arvel-.
./ 1 : ous - tritnaphs' 0n, 2 the stage Of die- Theatre
'... , Lyrique. , • • •-• • - , • ~. ," - ','
_. , ', - "And what a differinCe there_ is.betweeir
.. . t . ' ' that wretched room in the low -hoyelln he
.': - • Stvedisix;:prevince tof , Smaltind; and . the
..... _,.; apartments •in which the cantatrice . nowt
.. ~ -; '•
lives: ..-,, ~,•,, - , ,-„- . , i ..,-... : • 1. - :;_ - _!! - .:( -1 ,
'. '"Heira*Mentat are on the-fourth lloot
4' 3 , of a 1 .;.`. ~ atidVer* ihteliCuse 111.01BI : tut!. de'
. ; Rivet, . tieTtnleries are to be seen
';'.- ::',? the win. ws- of the salon: ', '-• '-__ .• _-:... I
- . 4 iThesaion, the only place in tbiastanetu
~:,, to Which profane perions have as yet.
' ed access,is white and ' i*A
~torn .
_with VW. 4 . 1,1 4. k .-i
1 a l
I.te Covered blue damask. ,J ,
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has only One WittdoW•and three doors; tbat,:,,
' ::,., •:•-; on theright leadittoithe bed chamber of 1
riiist*sai that on the left to the roOthef the,,
Did: T ot company, _add the :third I 4dirimuni
„„ 1 ,....,;; - tufts , Wlth, Pa!safle leaOng:Athe• We . ' .•.•
;' .;;- -:' :1 rettln: ,' ' .1 _ .• ~'
, ~:, - "The mantle-piece is - made_4,,P,arian
marble and so beautifully wrought 'arerte
•• I,i li ye !
_ .. .,, ,i ,... , . - , .: bron ornaments on. it that it can but - 1
. • .•:•,:. .1 light the eyes of all lovers of the - style of
, 'Louiskihe 4fteenthi There , is t bense . yer,
'':"•,:;'• ••••••; !--. nothingattill•Of those little' bnicktiacs mdi
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.;,::: . : ,*;:.
eating the cocodette or coquette. Against
' 7 4 ''. 4 '''-?' thewall, opposite to the window, stands a
Z-t: ' , .4:i;•:. __Oahe; hesi4tfit : aliera:Wd ",itiiserirlon. The
..: ...,, :4 , .' " 7 ".• piano is loaded with music . books,_ the sofa
$ . :r ~ , i and gum:idea , areloaded,with bonwiets., „ ,
- 41 The bands tit' . the 'ClOcit ! pnlit tiftlife'
night. ' . •
;'• : '',; :. , "Before the piano sits:. a: young lady.
Her dress, tasteful though simple, reaches
, , :-.” • '•:. ' 1 up to the thri at. Her hand, aith the shape
.-
.• ~::':: .',. ly thottalvsoirewbat long; iliagens; triunes I
•.; ...,,,,:.,
..;. the keys of - the instrument, while her eyes
vninderabout the room, and are fixed now
on her bandsokie•SWie; "ne•Voii• the win
..l" dow cuitalf
t iu3,_ttuough which the•gas,lig •'' hts
of Rue de Itivoli are to•be seen. -' ~
"She is absorbed in deep reflections; she
seems
to listen for something in her past.
1 Does shenoti perbsp23, tblltit ectlWitunor - ,
tal master's to' whose coinpesitions she has
just given express4x,?' .. , .. ,•• _,-- • . ; 1_ , , , ••1 ,-
igNes' 'she , Cells 'to' `mind the-twit& !id
, ,
childhood; she hears again • those word's
which speak more Impressively:to her heart,
and soul than the music of Mozart :
" 'Christina,. take your violin,
•
and go to
the hlghtl"r"r;q7l 1/
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. i Cameo Engravinm.
The art.of cutting :cau4cos is,a species 'of j
Sculpturerrather—than—eng"raving. There . 1
are two kinds of cameos; one of which is
"of dlfferent colored strata, so that the raised
tigure is of a different color from the ground;
the other is of the coach-sheli. The shells t
are sawed into squares *with saws of ' soft 1
' iron, the
to those used by_ sculptors. 1
After the shells are cut up into suitable '
pieces they are ground on a stone to their
' required shapes, by grinding them nicely
on the edges and leaving them thick in the
middle. . After this they must be cemented
on a stick about 6 or 7 inches long, with
1 cement of Burgundy pitch and rosin .of
1 equal parts heated together until they are
I• perfectly amalgamated. The end of the
I stick isimmeried in the cement while it is
;I warm, and enough attaches itself to it to
Ifasted the shell, Which must also be slightly
warmed or the two will 11(4, be. attached.
1 After being cool . tlie shell is ready for cut-
ting.
To produce a likeness of an. object, the
_ . .
best way is to cut' the profile onpaper, lay
it on the shell and trace it ; out. The best
gravers, the harder the better, are alone fit
for the work, and they are ground down to
different -shaped, I 'points, some diamond,
some oval, somechisel shaped and some
round.L After the likeness or desi g n
is
tracedon the shell it has to be blocked out
with'llie hand, or;it might be done by trite
drills in a lathe. The blocking out-is done
by tracing the disi,gn with the 'diamond
pointed graver, and leaving the pencilings
distinct and cutting away all the outside
with chisels and gouges, taking care to leave
the groundwork thick enough to finish up.
After the blocking out is completed, be
gin With the top of the profession in making
the'heacl, by lea.ving - a space for' the hair a
little raised and then engraving the features,
taking great pains not to do too much at a
cut, for if once spoiled there ;s no remedy.
The, neck and breast are done next,. as
captiously as the face. The hair is done
lait,and is the iimardifficult part to 'perforrk,
although the uninitiated would think it the
Simplest, but it is the most difficult work of
all, for no matter how good the rest of the
work may be, if the hair is poorly executed, j
the whole figureiooks bad. In cutting thei
hair it must be gracefully curled with deli-;
6ate'eurves.- Sculptured heads arc the best!
models for the learner to study.
After the figure or design is, finished with
the graver, the' cameo, is polished with pu,l
mice stone as smooth as, possible, until all
the marks of the graver disappear. It. is
then finished with a stiff tooth brush and
potter's clay, or Whiting and water, and af
terward washed in pure water, when it, will
be observed to have that-beautiful polish [for
which cameos are so • justly ,admired and
which made them, on account 'of th9ir
chasteness of coloring, a very popular
branch of jewelry. . - • ;
To take the cameo off the stick after :ftlis
finished, it is necessary to heat the sticleOv ; er
a spirit'lamp until the cement warms, When
it is ready for framing__
j
The Nelson Ledges. ,
In going from Garretsville Ohio, to ,he.
Ledges, a distance of five miles, you travel
over some of the most beautiful countr,Y, jin
this vicinitr.. You pass through the little,
villiage of Nelson, where they have a very
nice soldiers' monument. About two miles
and ybu are at the Ledges. You notice a
difference in the climate as soon as you I get
in sight of them. At first sight it appears
like a great wall of rock, with here and
there a creviceleading into iou enter
'
one of these creveces, pass th t.
ro You
a nar
row pasiage atm feet and emerge into an
immense opening. Here, on every side of
yon, the smooth niciisitsefor, loo feet above'
you, a beautiful stream of cool, clear water
runs at your feet., and ybu hasten' to refresh
•yourselfwith the Pure, Water which conies
from a ',Spring in a deep" cave. You Aglow
the stream, stoop down to go under a rock,
and on the other side, enter a large cave
about twenty,feet sans& and - fifteen feet high.
You cross this cave; the "Devil's Den, '
And going through a narrow passage, come
•oit on the top of the reeks. Here you have
a splendid "vieW of the country for miles:
around. There arb_ several, waterfalls, in
- the most prominent of which the water falls
Ikons sock fiftyfeet, In its dew:eat; striking
another rock opposite, ;Which • tbrows it
ha into; a large, cave, where 'therein a
f ipleOld chance to -take fa shower ,
ggr, Gdev . sierni //eraid., . •
inhatiltimte of Jersey City design
agitating the prposition.ltir the construe;
tion of ; a eanal,on the northern and western
bOundary lisle of that city from the river at
Hoboken on the north around on, the line
Of Millcreek to the,cove on She south. It
is claimed that snobs work would give
Jersey City imroomie facilities for docks;
warehouses, &c.,. besides inoreasing her
trade: , eitizeihas offered 15:40,000 for
the control of: the' anal' for tr number of
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sharing,:it hassle. equal._ •••PArlilAN WTI° Iv"!
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PITTSI3I.TRGII GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, AU GUST 5, .1868.
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. . DEW CAL .' ' . . :FOR SAIii.N.L ESTATE. I, •, / WI •' • • 1.. , ,
Foy 1 :: FOR SALE. % , . r
', • IPITISIIIIIICAI IMPORTING uorsE..
. I 1 'TWO HOUSES AI'M LOT on. Carted street,
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That after repeated trials of other remedies. riCe. 1 Allegheny. .This property will be sold
luw, as the 1, - _
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back's Stomach Bitters, Bl 4 isod Further and Blood , party is about leaving the city, and wishes to dist:use -.;
, of the yroperty-before removing. IESTABLISHED 1830
Fills are, the best medicines extant to cure the (Us- ; ...AM , MEM.: TWO DWELLING HOL'SE TWo ;
eases for which they are recommended. 1 ,BARNS, with go'od FAII3I, ::and about SO4O acres
I timber land. This property will be sold low. rash
82,500—balance on time to sect buyer.. ' I .
Sold.hy' all Druggists Everywhere, FARM OF Dap ACRES, will be sold for twenty
, dollars per acre. Improvements comfortable ktame
i
. 1 house and good barn: 50 acres of the land clear.
'I . FARM Oh 11.80 ACRES, near the line of railroad; 1,
~,„, i very well located for raising stock; improve eats
pit i Eb. . , are good and substantial; 100 cres of the Ind In
: meadow and grain. ---
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There is no medicine! In
,use CO efficacons as Dr.
CITY PROPERTY.—WiII set a good brick bouts,
, containing tive rooms,
at Sixt en Hundred Dollars,
Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood._l'llis for the t and t h ewou ldrenLOT a rnovt for u H
t InD , six
haying years.
a river
permanent dire - of Blind .or 111 . 4e(ling riles: they I A LARGE FGR -
front. and very convenient of: CCel.5. ,
strike ii.t the root of disease thereby removing the I TAICN ERI , convenient to incity, and having a ,
cause. well established custom or 1 .cal trade connected
g...
I therewith; a good (Welling forty acres of laud.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere. ' FOUR LOTS in Shlirp.stnir ,• near the zallruad: 1
I
, • . would make a good coal vard (
I HOTEL FOR SALE.- - Tlia tiny Hotel property,
situated at the . Blairsville Junction, containing I
fourteen rooms' and the nieeessary outbuildings, I
with .three acres of garde 1 andFfruit trees. This
well located hotel will be s Id loV; as the proprie
tor wishes retire from 1111 lueEs.
q FOR RE T.
One largellouse, for Boa ling House.
One new Brick House, B-r oms.
Our new !trick House of rooms.
tine new Brick liouSi, of : rooms.
One liouSe. of 5 rooms an( lot 55 by 140.
One iloll4t . Cr 7 rooms an, lot 150 by 150. -
Two newlitrick houses, 1 rooms each.
One new Frame House, ; ooms.
Two new!Brick Houses, ooms each.
One 'teal Frame House i t Wilkinsburg, having
six-rooms and large lot, well suited for garden.
7 acres that eau be divide tutu acre lots.
5 Lots in Oakland. ,
l'ower and a large Room . .1 Yard for rent, in a ,
good location../W 111 be rented
. fOr short or lung I
time. I
FOR LEASE Olt SALE-3 Lots on Morton street,
Ninth Ward, _
WANTED-3,00 0 (cot of!Flagging 3to 4 Inches •
e ;
thick..
TO tOAN---$50,000,
TEMPERANCE.
Thefe is, perhaps, no one thing that has done so i
much to promote the cause of temperance as that
gentle stimulating tonic, Robact'stitomach Bitters; !
they strengthen and invigorate without producing
theail effects of alcobolle stimulants.
Sold'by all Druggists Everywhere.
Are Pills that have a direct and ,powerful action o
the liver, and relieve any inactivity or congeste
state of that all important organ neon which de
uedds the whole process - of digestion. The Import
ance. then, of procuring a Plll that shall haYe such
tlirectaction without the 111 eireets'of mercury, Is
:manifest to every one; 'such rills are lieback's.
Mood Pills; they are warranted purely Iveuetable,
land can with certainty be relied upon, and are safe
. at all times.
, .
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
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Is but another - name for Dyspepsia, and the parent
of many Ills. Roback's blornach Bitters taken in
wine-Klass -full-doses, directly' after each meal, will
surely effect .a permanent cure. Do not take our
word for it, but try thein.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
NIGHT MARE
Is one of the many diseases of Ivitich/ Dyspepsia Is
the parent. To effect a cure persons should'avoid
hearty food at night, and take It wineglass-full of
Roback'sßtomach Bitters on raising to bed.
Sold by all Drunrigs EverywhiFe.
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RENOVATE.
During the Spring months it Is one of the regular
bouSehold duties to
_renovate, and, In th?lnidtlull•
city of other duties one's own self 15,.1n .a great
measure,- overlooked: thousands of valuable lives
might be prolonged; and many doubtless saved from
premature - giaves by thoroughly renovating the
system with Dr. tieback's Blood rills, Stomach
Bitters and Blood Purifier.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
MELANCHOLY .
Is one of the many disorders of the nervous system,
arising from a low state of the constitutional health
or severe prostration after long continued sickness.
and 'requires Invigorating .remedies like ltoback's
Stomach Bitters to restore the nerves to their natn
- ral vitality.- •
WHO SELLS THEM ?
The Agents for the sale of BOBACE'S BLOOD
PILLS, STOMACH BITTERS and BLOOD PURE
.PIER,IIre all ,Druggists everywhere.
S. PROPRIETARY MEDICINE CO.,
PROPRIETORS,
4orricrxrrefri ,.
Jemuw7.4 _
mammon: now LOST! HOW
RESTORED! Amt published Otago/ad meal
opc. Pries, six cents. ?L LECTURE_ ON . THE
NATURAL TREATMENT. and Radical Care et
Spennatorrbrea, or Debility and
Weakness. Involuntary
Emissions. Sexual Debility and impediments to Mar
riage generally.
_. Nerretthrlettlik, Consumption, Epi.
lepsy and Pits; Mental and Physical inpapada.L re
amltinerom Belt buse, &A,' frf Yobt• a.. i gil l Yr
Well; M. D., author of the ..oreett Book; . 1
BOON TO;THOUSANDS OF SUFTEREES4,I' sent
andc . nerd, in a plain envelope, to ani es address, pot*
Doi on yeeetpt of six cents, or two Vise stamp!,
fo 0 AS. J. , C. RUNE £ Co., 1 I BOWERY;
NEW YORK, POSTOFTIOE BOX 4580. Also Dr.
Cutverweil'a "Marriage Eiaide. 1, pill) pi TU.
mys:ro&vri . ~ • • L .
'1 --
.AA . .LN11.00D. 9, - . -AxsotheeJ New
' KM
EAL PAMPHLET, from the pen of
Da. 'tarns. 'The Medico/ Times gas of Has work
"Thbi: valuable treatise on the ,cause and cure of
prematare.necline, shows how 'health is impaired
ihrongbeecret abuses of youth and manhood, and
thew easily regained. •It gives a. clear synopsis of
lmpedisuents to marriage. the cause and erects
of nervous debility, and the ab o ve
therefor." A.
Docket edition of the above will be lot warded on
reeelpt:of SlSAents,. hy , addressing_ Doctor CUE
-218, Ne. 58 Korth Charles ntreets ssltininre, Md.
ME
MIZE
LIVER PILLS
INDIGESTION
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
PLAN,O3.9ItGAN'E;, fco.
fl. . . .....____
tfIUTHE BEST ANTI CHEAP ',
Icor PLANO AND ORGAN. • •' ; - : .
Sohomacker's . Gold ' 'Nodal; pilaw,
:-AND- ESTEY I B - COTTAGE ORGAN, - :
The S0110ILLONNN: PIANO combines , all the .
latest valuable improvements . known In Abe con
struction of a first elms instrument, and has always
0 1L n
been exalted the higlAest premium: wherever' ex
hibited. Its tone i5,..M11_,._ *roes and sweet. The
workmanshlp,_ tor'daratoll and beauty, surpass
'all others. row, from to agio, (accord_ ?Al i o
1 it yle and. duLsb,) cheaper ill other e
Stan Class rims.. -...- .. :: J ::, : rT . '"'r
•, .. . ,NSTEDII-oon..viz °Boer !
Stands atibe :bout or sal. reed instruments, salvo
duang tire Wert Obract pine quality ot lone Or any
similar Instrument !tithe United WAtee. It 11 sim
ple and cOmplied itttcon.struCtlpm. 111114,110 t Habib lio
Net Ott; Ot Omer. , 1.
'OSPBSITNItIi f !PA.TICVT 3, VOle , lIIINANA
plEMOLta , Aolily_‘... to be • found in ibis Orga n .
nee rr ?' 4 ‘ I , ' : 1419114.,"11.!. .41t. guarantee 4 for' ATI
it
'''''. •- j .1 "
udo, liAlte BIIETTIE4 ' '
Il
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Sct?A110,11-411nik , . 1 •
• MODE6MS OteASS,
laperfirstordor;'fromsatvio , • ,
()HOLLOW% BLUME.-
:-'• '44 ititti at.; Ad door Opreyroodei
_ . OiCet_CEEIEC.WMD 33 .
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SIE I EI I IIO IIIS
,•41
STEAI CRACKER EMERY
.i;
.r ' sl"r . Liberty Street
gel Ontehere ItTO I baked ;upon - the' OVEtli sot!
Tax, 'and are superior to any baked by hot Aar. or.
any other prooess. r .
ET,M
tin":
ViliNe-Haficrffi iA rin
' I _
s d c ox,„
..'qw'OßllindintXolBol:4l,l
f..thl ibto:
IS
;For; &leo by-tveTWOeterWtitifeit ,
• .14...31.,3.fa11:
UP* OlO l.9 Age OR
"'M4BS •• t,j/ • 1 .,
Icl/1. 41;110.) fall: 110,10
LA 11:").:1
LN SUNS OF $5,000 AND SWARD
APPLY AT
D, P. lINTCIPS REAL ESTATE OFFICE Laabenbtimer,
:Co. 91`Grant St., Pittsburgh. SI'AItnT,ING. WINES:
Y:5:1118
2,0 OF
o 00,000 ACRES
CHOICE LANDS FOR SAT,P 14, N r cV • r t handon,
,:
V"
-1-1,!t113;',
asqortment
' HIES large
e
nd ",\ IN of all dencrlPtlons, constantly
on hand, at
Union Pad* .Bailirocul Company, WiriL DUELLER'S, -
(LATE MILLER di RICKETSON
221 and 223 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
BY THE
EASTERN DIVISION.
Lling ' along the line of thehr road, at
$l,OO TO $5,00 PER ACRE,
And on a CREDIT OF FIVE YEARS•
MEM
For further particulars, 'nape, kc., addrelia
Land Commissioner, ,Topeka,
Or CHAS. B. LeIMBOBS, Seey,
soatis. Idissonri.
. St. Lou 6.7. Leant -
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, IN • = . •
.. - COAL AND C OKE..
ALLEGHENY CITY.
Other - , Sandiagily Street And P. F.:W. & C.
The Executors of the late General.Robluson will I R A , All
Itegheny City.
sell — • SUPERIOR
Five Valuable Building Lots,
Situated o Nrth 2
n the. o Commons, each lot 4by Yougog
170 feet. These lots are ane.m.r the most desirable hiheny Coal and Conne ll sville Coke,
fori,u,i,v't‘lieer=u;--"l,,vi,itti?Abjklm;tiniT the city.
of line . AT 4 LOWEST MAP.RET RATES.
1101tbES, with HART Ebb' 'complete. P
Apply a the oftice of . ' _ 11011- Orders promptly 'attended to.
___
SON, ki
. - aomi Dd ROBINSON CIOALI, COAL!: COAL!!!
. _
Je.3o:e2ll — ' NO. 14 Federal. Ftreet. Allegheny. . DICKSON, STEWIIU C 0.,.
FOR SAL*. _ .
• . Having removed their Office to
A RETAII. DREG STORE, :NO, 567 -xarpr.-wrie STREET,
(Lately City Flour Mill) SECOND ELOGR,
Are now p_repswed to famish good YOUGHIOGHE
NY LUMP, - NUT COAL OR SLACH., at, the. lowest
morket price.
All orders left at their Once,
c o l i addressed to
them through the mall, will be atten dto promptly.
4=_!:_—.
In a thriving town in Wkaiington county, Penna
Aripty to
- HARRIS 44, EWING,
Corner of Litierty and Wayne streets, .
Pittaburgh.:',
)728A 83
you , SALE Sr:, TO LET.--houses
and Lots for sale all parts of the city and-'int
urbs. Also, several FARMS in good locations.
'Also, a small WOOLEN" FACTORY „ with 20 acres'
cheap and
and good improvements, which will sell'
cheap and on reasonable terms. Business Houses
'to let on goal streets. Private -Dwelling Houses for
rent in both cities. For further partimilars inquire
• __ • ' • • ' WILLYAM WARD,'
110 ,Grant street, opposite Cathedral.,
WIAIt.SHAL'S SALES.
MA.IISII.AVS SALE..
In accordance with' an 'order. .ot Henry A.
Weaver, gag., will Assesser 9hlld District of
Prxmaylvania,l,l .e zpose to Public Bale, at the
Custom Huu.e, ritithurgb, Pa., on WElkblEtti-
DAY, the sth day of August,. 1556, at 10 o'clock
6.. the following described property, to wit:
125 11665. OUT AND Dux ,T05A.000, contain*
• - tag about 8,000 lb!.
12 BiILS. YIN P. CUT AND' DRY TOBACCO,
_ (stripped I containing about TBO lbs. •
Bald Tobacco Ita viog been seised April 6th, 1868,
by U. 5. Revenue Inspector, George Neyser.
• • THOS:A..BOWLEY) 11:13. Marshal.
S...nts;sba.. , °Moe, Jar 28, 11468.,
r e it 11
.E**-4Me':iiiisehold for
term or about nine years , of a Two.Storl:
, Dweliinglionse, at corner of Union Avenue
and Water streets, Allegheny, (fronting Cast Com%
mon)) having Si rooms, 2 hallsand large bathro om .
Bacellent nays in kitchen; hot , and cold water up ,
stairs and down; good • cellar. ' Covered:porch in
front avast side of house. time , arbor. _Lot. 30
tryNO feet. rossessicua $04.11, If desired: . .
For terms apply to , 'B. IkieLAIN 5 CO:, ,
jel7 , No. 50 Smithfield street.'
.
GROCER.IES.,
MILLER,. .. • ... •
(L.lite .31111er .io Rickets:on, ).'
'220,
CeArneki 4 lbeTty,And , lrvrin - fitreetsi .
Oder to the trade ;t tow Figures:
•
150
• t w.of•4lW MACKEREL in bariels;' ,
,s‘&r kite.
100 sheets GleelieNNlTSOi,
and IMPERIAL TEAS. •
1111,11 ` . * :=Y5filtr 4A4'11111
15 Nils. LONG tab A.I4DISTRI/F
100 .
' Ackbbis. - .ny RUP.iehotee brands.
t 7,1,1,..
-200.bbis. RICTINED.I3I.IGAII. • • ' • ,
,'IS F ORTO.RIOO, CUBA and DEM.A... ,
• RABA g UGAOB. .. , • , ;
-.'Aoobageßlo COFFEE: " " •
50 bags J.A.VS and LAGITATEn. OVF.F.F.EB:' • '
100 nues CLARET...
5159 rases .nto -
:PAGNID WI -
AVE. :LoNDON-.PORTER :44:11;
stintlYoultall . - •
S
Mil
!UNft
100 casts Soils Mb:
' . 25 pearl:web:
• n"5 t , rot 1*:
1,000 Tits Lead:
.2 ,12 1) ?. 16 l i ty b o t roul ' lrßeme l26 ;•''
566, 40 , possitia nraciap, , ,„
loobl Bo i ve-rattr u for he st4 ;
s. I l elOpeAtkileM;
,I 1: Store led for tale , '
acel7ll;43Asium• a sox, %.
s 1 4' - „ 4 14 i First ortreet.
. -- 8 r -1 4 —'--
111-61341:Tfii,,, ~0.1,•;,
ii
I i t he ii‘ , -: ,c , r•-1 IV ' .'' . l.- :11 , ..
',' le Yellow zoii.aorp. 0
.. -.r i buil-." AO - ''' do" - 1311 94 .244 .. , - -
'.. ~„ , 4 1 liastliS6l3lisitel.,r..:... 54 ;.,
.. ~r .,
ith , , I ibs. Dried Apples.
t 'f • 500 lbs. Dried PeSCAelt,
" t 25 bbls. Sorgbyin NoTisiss.,, W
, ..
" ' 10 bbls. Mist Ofiller. , I / l'.. .
' 50 dos. Corn l
, isr lltOie Ind *if etly . . _
. , • ~„ ~•1 _,FEA'Aga, iv ABAUITRostG.. , ~ : 1
..j !.. 411 i I - :. _:_•:,.7),k,isor ., ket steeeV.:lnt,
4.1 ,,, in5 ,. • ;iii.mlJ ° 2 114.10, , Lout la rgii :
, WaLhate , ti fis ta ,
arualsti.aritlir a ki
Iv
Yerprlv e l osegiiii toittelpa otrel
ildi , 1'17"1,,,it 1114,, CV ~ 1 ...., . smmii# 11;
! ;1 oPeallaulinaTritistriielk:l
re
4Vaapidailig_kattirw xtviveti , 6 „ jai .
re 0 a ~.. tivtalbzu ali d wr.. ,
al
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JOHN P. DEVERETIX.
FOR
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
In poRTERS OF FOREIGN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
'No. 469 Penn Street, Pittsburgh,
Would direct the attention of the public to'the fact
that, po EeS6illg riupeifacillLiUS through eecera:
large Wine anti-ii LiquriAlomies In Europe. 371,1
I making their importations direct. they are enabled
to offer the variousgrades of choice WINES A NI)
LIQUORS at prices less thsu EaFtern rates. Ex
. amluations qualitiesand cot of prices.
resnectlulty solicited. • •
A choice aiisortment of pure OLD EYE WHIS
KEY comitantir on hand..
V%TiltsT.2o).
CURET, VICE pl SPARKLING,
CI ATU T.
Chat eaa Ladtte,
Chateau Mareatur,
Chateau La Ituse,
St. J ulleu,
SVIIZTE WI E.
•
Ht. Sauternep,L.v, , O L
hafeauatnurßlanche
Chateau Saulern:' , • Chateau Yquem.
al
f
liodi jtiVINEE3..
'Mosel Muscatel, ' Scharzburg,
Ilueltheimcr's-superlor quality.
CIIA.M.P. NE.
JOSEPH S. FINCH 44 CO., •
I Nos. 185, 187, 199, 191, 193 and 195,
..FIPST STREET, PITTSBURGH,
, • 11./..NUFACTUIIERS OF
Copper Distilleil . Pare! Rye Whiskey.
Also, dealers in FOREIGN WINES and LIQUORS,
HOPS. sc.
COAL AND COKE.
1. )SCAR F. LAMM Sr. , CO.
_ _
CHU RtESM. ARMSTRONG,
PL/LBB
YOUGBIOGLIOrt AND 0031KWIVILTX CPA
And Manufturers of
COAL, SLACK AND DESULPYRIRIffiED COKE.
Office and Yard—CORNER OF BUTLER A
MORTON STREETS. First yard on Liberty and
Clymer streets, Ninth Ward, and on Second street,
near Lock No. I,.._Pittsburgh, Fa;
M
Families and Manufacturers supplied with the
Bert article of Coal or Coke at the lowest cash rates.
Orders left at any of their of :will; reeelve
prompt attention.
.A IlltlSTllol# B o Si; HUTCHINSON,
'7lr"au.i.Dsr.rsz• avirritr7=Kray ooAL Co..
MINF.R.S,
_Eniti , rnits XIII) DEALERS, ET HAIL
ROAD AND -RIVER, 'of superior Youghiogheny
CAS AND, FAMILY COAL.
01E0 sad Yard-FOOT pr TRY STREET, nest 4
the Gas "Works. . • 2
gIiPEIRIONA COAL.
C 'cruiakxtr ar. co., .
„ .
linnets - and StilDpeo of PITTBB II BA3H GAB,TOBAN.
and IrAlffLY COAL, NUT COAL and BLAcK.
Coal dellvert tpromPtty tO sdlyerte of the °Mee
at the lowed mar et
•
Otßoe tad YardCORNER FO AFL) WAT-.
BON. PllleettLeatielY BTBSKTS. Pittsburgh; •
p.0..130Ea".92. • ~ can
WALL PAPER,
WALL
wT itt.CIOCED PRICES:
APIEB• OILY IsT • -
'W$ ',Molter oni ptisat oat* pc •
Wall Papers at Greatly 'Refined Pikes. ;
IVO assortment of SATIN PAPERS, for
rooms, attllnam Bo ,it
Nci. 1117 Market Streei, near Fifth.
JOS. ii..IIUOHES & BRO
TOBACCO ANDVIGARB.
t riusiustimir • ~ •
rmassa t its ATa. xnroa or • •
TOBACCO:. grakiSt
80. 8 SIX'II3:BTILTERT, (Nation** Da o r °PIP.
meet* B on ding;) •
,PITNIIIIBGH; Pki-3
Banch'of
112 Waterstreet N. Y.
1P4: 12 7 7 • ,DANIEL DYNAN:,
vixamirou. wolms.
444 H. iffelv: jErgitzei*orit•
itennfsetarars and Dealers in 9i t ' • •• •
Tolwuxxi, SnurN Cigars, 1 . 3 1 4, 7
we froWbasAt .
40 0 40 :0 • ` f •" -
NEWIANIOAL ENGINEER
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end: , MiI 3 PRAMOMLO :1 1441 1 0011 3 214 • ' 4
501101tifx* 'Or Patents!.
'AI Itiete'Of P: 1P.,.V. P. Itlaw, l o4 ;. , S'
Met, N0...1if Mtn*. BiRMT,..RocoPr
. p_ to.irir',LP.O.ox no, Attuta=NlC os
t lI .A ' clung:ink Of 1111-oeterip tionwlol4 o ... , ; , 1 ,.,,,
- 11LAMPITILWACgral ROLIMIGIaIub_4 II , 0 , .
mos . titnietitd. - Psztioolli l lirriner..*;
finealir_slehTtiV),,WYD'iNvEirNe-mul ;•
sos-criery.IIIODNIDIDA -
gi l N ?. T! 1 P. 7. 7 4)Ctil ' - 4944441'
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BEN FRANKLIN
LNSURANCE COMPANY,
Office in Franklin sayings Bank Buildings,
IC - o. 43 Ohio St., Allegheny.
A 11011 E COMPANY, managed by,DlrActors woll
known to this Collin:Unity , . who triKtt by fair dealing
to merit a ahare of your patronage. :
HENRY utwiN..
GLO. D. RIDDLE.
Henry Irwin,
Geo. li. I:lriilie
:11,1,1 I 'rut,,.
1 4 te'lcart
Jos. Lautner.
300:035 -
STATEMENT OF THE
• •
Ben Franklin flimurance Company,
, • For the year ending JUNE - 30111, 1S 8:
Calittal ' ' . 1
klOO,OOO OG
Privtle e mr
e of inermd t 4, P --. 30.0,000 00
'Premium's and Dfirunni ; 1117'2 31
Paid Return Premium=
:i SO
Expense.. luelud'g Taxes .e. Commib's 3.461 71.
10. , e, pall , .5.673 34
A m
mount of Outntandg. RiA.: 757.908 33
, Cash' on hand
I 'Premium] Acoounts
Ij Bond, al d Morigagei ,
Mil. Receivable ... . .....
:Rock Notes, -payable on Demand
Me,foe,
Margaux..
Jvll:t l, 3 GEO. D. RIDDLE. Sec'y
NATIONAL L.NsunAiNicE Co.,
Of TEE CITY OF' ALLEGHENY.
Nurst;eln,
IF Hochhelxn
Chambertine,
Eperuay,
seidslee / •
ITandotherpra.dsr
HIS-
m y 21.1 INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY Flirt
=
EM
OF ALLE(4IIOF, PA.
DIRECTORS:?
D. L. rtrn‘rr
.1::con Franz,. iT...t
.1. TT. Smit h,
(1. Whist on. '.luccph eraTz, -
H. J. Zinks.nd, J rcutiab Koln.n
ASSETS.
5' . 3,715 00
976 63
14,634 8,3
44 955 "
80,000 00 1.
6'.ll!E=l
i certify thai the foregoing Is correct,
• Office, in ALLEGIII.:NY TRUST comrelcvs
BUILDING.
FIR.WiI.ATTRANCE ONLY.
. l'4
W. W. MARTIN, Pres'Went
JAB. E. STEVENS:WC, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
A. H. English ;o.ll.P.Williarns Jno. Tlompson,
Jno. A. Myler, Jas, Lockhart, .Jos. Myers, .
Jas. L. Graham,
.Robl,iLea, C. C. Boyle, -
Jno. Brown, Jr. ;Geo. Gerst, ' , :Jacob Kopp.
.mh2s:n3-1
___.
--WESTERN INSURANCE C 0171.•
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
LEXAIs.IDER NIMICK, President.
WM. Pi HERBERT. Secretary.
, .
CAPT: GEORGE IiEEPD, General Agent.
Mice, 92 , Water street, Spang ,Ic Co.'s Ware ,
I
house, up stairs, -131.ttsburgh.
Will in:ure against a kinds of Fire and Martini
Risks. A home Institu lon, managed q Directors
who are well known to he community. and who are
determined by prompt ess and liberality. to main-
Dan the character which they have assuMed, as Of
fering the best protection to those who desire to be
Insured.. : -.' ',;I
. ..._
• DIRECTORS: -
Alexander Nimick., 1 Jona R. McCune,
R. Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley, j William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer, Jo.Seph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Ackleu, Phllllp Reyiner,
David M. Long, / Wm. Morrison,
D. Ihmsett.' nor
pE NNISYLVA NIA
INSURANGE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH ,
OFFICE, No . . 1674 WOOD STREET, BANE:01 ,
COIMERCE BUILDING.
This is a Home Compity, and-insures against Rgla
by l Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, Frestde4.
C. C. BOrfAE, Vice ?resident.
ROBERT. PATRICE, Treasurer.
HUGH IicELIIEDI RE NY,
C Sec ßS: retary.
TO
GeorgeWlison.
1.. Geo. IN Evans,
J. C. L ap pe, '
J .
C. Flener,
John Voegtley,
A. Ammon.
Leonard Waiter,
C. C. Boyle,
Robert Patrick, .
Jacob Painter,
Josiah Sing.
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sprotil,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
437 CHEST'STIT ST., IT sAr. STIL.
DIERCTORS. -
CIIIITIte .V. Rancher, 1 Mordecai R. Louis
Tobias Wagner, i David S.:Brown,
Samuel Grant, ~ Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith, 1 .Edward C. Dale.
f eorge W. ftichards, I ' George Fates.
GRARDES O. RAECKER, President. '.-
• EDW. C. DALE, Vice President. .
W. C. STEELE, Secretary,pro tem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, AGENT, :
North West corner Third and Wood Streets. ~
.mliM:wls .
A LLEGMENI T INSURANCE COT
PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE. ,No. 37,81FTH STREET;. Halm_ BLOCS
Insures stralsiet ali,kinds of Fire 4nd Marine Risks.
JOHN , ritwm. Ja., President:
JOHN D. McCORD, Flee President.
C. G. DONNELL, Secretary.
CL-PT. WM. DEAN. General Agent.
DianOTOtts:.
• WFahnm. Dean,
8.L.. L.
-W. H. Everson,:
Robert B. Davis,, . _
FranelsSellers,
Capt. J. T. Stoadale.
John Irwin, Jl.,
John D. McCord
Hassey ,
C..G. .
Ilarvey_Chllas,
T..J. Idosklnson,
Charles Hays..
PEOPLES' EIFSFIUNCE OBIL
'
princE, N. E. C0R.160. WOOD & FrOTH 823..
A Ham Ocimpury. 4ing Plre and Marine Pak*
ionterauS: _ `• • •
Capt. Johu2. Ithoad,
' Samuel I'. Shrlver, ••. •
Charles Arbuckle, • '
...Jared K. Brush, •
• Wm.
Samuel Altezialcart
'resident. • -
Pre.aident. •• -
I N
Genera'
Wm. Phillips,
John Watt,
John E. Parks,
Capt. James Hiller,
Wm. an Nark,
James D. Verner'
PHILLiPt Pi
' JOHN WAT T
' W. P. GAREtiaT t li a l
CAPT. Jill. Mewl
• POWDER:
PRICES Or THE.
VARIOUS • KINDS. GAIIN'POWNR,
M+fi.Ni:MACTIMED BY TIIZ
EA7,A. :11 covAN.Y,
BEE
XitTEXXIR agent,
Office No. 289 — Liberty SVcet, •
Prrrsmmas,
CILINIDYYMIE- PertirEPV.,lll, • :
Electric Nos. 1, S„ 4 and n. in Snafus
Canistersi b et.l. .. .. .
American sporting, in- Oral Canisters of lib.
Duel( 1,- a( and, 4 grain, in
Oral Canisters of T lb. ........ .. . .
Indian Ride, In arid Cis
oT Ilb. met..
Nenter a l side, In Oral Canister. ofllb. tiara • •
Kanto idle, in Oval Cantatas* of )( 1 ,,,1b. - •
(14:nos b. Otai Canisters in
do. ,4 _
' , (60 bait odo. l -I ' •
-- - '-
' 3 kr-E 4 i ' l'EY.WiYgaif
. •
lienturXrpflei• YTYG,ITICI.:Na u Se4 Shoot?.
jug" act, in kegs. gum • , ,
Rettaity Sint. rrroi 41.0, and "Sea ftboutr :
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