CD . t' akrttt.
~
ON THE OTHER SLOE.
nv A. A..llofiknOt.
•
•
We go our way in life too-much alOrie;
• We hold ourselves toolat from all our kind:
Too often are we deaf to sigh and moan;
Too often to the weak and helpless blind;
Too often, where distressund want abide, -
We turn and pass upon the other side.
The whet : side is trodden smooth: and worn
By footsteps passingldly ail the day; •
Where Ile the bruised ones who faint and mourn
Is seldom
heartstha an rodden w. -
Our selfish are for ourfeet the guide;
They lead wily upon the oilier side.
•
It should be One's the oil and wine to pour
Into the bleeding wounds of etricken-
To take the smitten, and the sick and sore, •
And bear them where itstream of blessingrunsf
Instead, we look. about•—the.wAy Is wide, •
And so we passwpon the ether aide. .; .
•
friends brothers , gliding ooww the years,
• linmarilty is calling each grief • ,
In tender aetents. born of and tears I;
I pray you listen to the thrilling call! •- -
You cannot, in your selfishness and pride. '•
Pass guiltless by upon the other side!
- • Koore-e Surat Neurrirker.
EPILEMIIS.
—Judge linderwood is in Clevelan* •
--Ristori and suite have arrived in : 's.
—Long Branch, it is said, 'bristles with
scandal.
—Chicago his six -_ flourishing 'Jewish
synagogues. , •
—Glacier ice is being exported from
Switzerland. ' •
—There are corner apple, and pea nut
stands in Sitka.
—The cholera does' ot rage so ibriously
as it did, in Havana. ,
—John Brougham's "Lottery of Life"
has paid him $17,000. . .
I —ln spite of his name Gen. Auger is said
to be anything else but a bore., =
.Bx,llinister to Russia, Judd is said to
be building a palace near Chicago.
-7 , Twenty-flve millions of dollars worth
of gold came from California In 113G7.
--Generrils Rosecrans and Slocum are vis
iting at the house of Horatio Seymotn:.
—General Espartero and Spain' seem to
be working into political prominence once
more.
• —Quilp, who is a lover of music, says that
"Comin' thro' the Aye" never goes "across
the-grtdn:"
—McKee Ranklii is doing`the part of Ai.-
tthur Wardlaw in "goal Play" at the Nevi:
York - Theatre. .
—On Monday last there was a contest at
Lowell for the boot black championship of
Massachusetts.
fty thousand dollars - have recently
,been laid for the refitting of a gambling hell
at Ong Branch.
—All . of the cities of the countrynow have
quarto dailies excepting Boston, Baltimore
and. Washington.
Mexican- debt amounts to about
$100,000,000, or about $12.30 for each in
- habitant of the republic.
—The New Orleans Picayune utterly ills
_ . credits the reports of the appearance of the
Co tton-woim in Louisiana. •
spite 'of rumors to the contrary,
young Ketchum is said to be still at Sing
Sing, and in,excellent spirits.
—The last thing needed to, complete the
ruin of Mississippi was a gold mine, and
now some one has found one there. .
—Prince Ernst, Queen Victoria's broth
. er-in-law, lain England; rumor says he is
coming to glance at America shortly.
—Canadian newspapers speak of "our
St. aivrence," just as if the United States
dui not own one aide of a portion of it.
—ProL;Gurney, of Harvard, has accepted
the position of associate editor of dip North
American/Levitt° vice Charlei Eliot Norton.
—Some of the Seymour robbers have
gone up into Canada,:and the Dominionitea,
for what they have received are by no
means tral; thankful. , . .
' —Ex-Governor Tod, of Ohio, has !prom
ised to speakin the good cause in several of
the smaller towns and villages in the no t rtii
. •
western of Pennsylvania.
—Wade Hampton says that the working
nien of the South must vote the Democratie
ticket orstarve . , as there is no employment
to be found for Republicans there.
—Millions of dollars worth of property
have already been destroyed by pie great
fires which are still 'raging in the woods
along.the north shore of Lake Superior.
i—TwO more beautiful frescoes have been
dirtnyered at Pompeii, and removed to the
,museum at :Naples. They were found in
the:vestibule of a h o rse in thA fitablarm
—The new ?much bathing -dresses for
young ladies, consisting of very tighttrows
_ ers and a vandyked waist instead of &blouse,
have appeared on the beech at Long
' Branch. -- • 1, •
—The first Presbyterian Church of Chi
cego has offered Rev. Neil:can Hall $lO,-
000 a year in gold, and the use of a parson-
age. ilin - trall will probablyacce7t and re
turn to America in the autumn.
—The New York 7'raurie invokes its
party to "strike." When it does, it will
'strike a reek, says Prentice. If it is the
Demecratid rock, we may be Certain that
whisky and not water will gush Out.,
—The original "All Right," the one who
came first, and almost lost his life' in New
York, is now in gadrid, and has appeared
before the Queen, This young prodigy
has, we believe, never been in Pittsburgh.
—Joseph Sterling CtrYtte, well known as
an English drataitieWritel, and one.of the
originators of Punch, 'died on the 20th ult.,
, aged sixty-three. By nutny penantehis pe
culiar name was supposed tobe a pseudo-
—The. Alta Califentin 'urges , thosii' •Ban
Frencisc 6 nifuli who have babies- they wish
• to get rid e 4 to have the decency to throw
thenfintathe bay and not , leave so= many:
a b o iq the streets, tta beconie'disagree
.Giema Bcanann has collected
into a volume the" , ‘irillsge- Bongs of Ger
'pazy" (ElchonsteaDeUtaaheri-folkslieddr")
which he has Just published in Lelpsic, with
music"and sistpelot original wood.
—Nantucket, bping .rogular. Yankee land,
bums how to, keep cool under - all cirerun
atrium.. Durfng the whole othiireniarka*
bly torrid sewn the
_thellnoiniter has but
twice marked abOTre t3Orlegrees.
. • .
J-Lltoypeeli Nazar was impitrise 81/c PMS from }Le be&irdrigs l,l / 9 SfOrft orwhicir
is that the public have found out that t'
Harpers have too much self respect to allo w `
anything to come frnm their house which la
not at least respectable.
—The fat larva of cock chafers are nor
eaten with gusto and catsup, when done up
into spat e ', by the gourmands of l'aria. They
are paid to be exceedingly delicious until one
knows what he is eating. .
—The Menken—as we all call her for
want of a be)tet name—smokes twenty-five
cigarettes a day, and her fingers are all
henna-colored at,the tips, like a Pole's, from
rolling • these little paper cigars. '---
- -;_Terese, the notorious, is making - as
ranch sensation intrussels, as she did tiro
or three years ago, -in Berlin, although, as
yet, she has net brottg,ht any of the 'cabinet
ministers of Belgium before the public, as
she did the unfortunate Prussian Count.
—Baron von Beast, has abandoned the
defensive and assumed the offensive ; hav
ing carried his reforms so brilliantly thus
far,he now declares to the Bishops and
Priests \ that if they do not conform to the
laws thefwillhe subject to fine and impris
onment like anybody else. • _
—The coraljination lock of the safe of the
First National Bank of Girard, Pa., got out
'oforder recently, and the officers, after work
ing a couple of days in trying to get the
doors open, were - compelled to send,for a
lock manufacturer. He found it necessary
to blow the safe open from top to bottom.
—Two Mormon preachers were mobbed
at Liverpool the 'other day. It seems that
the-reason that'so'many young women be
come converts to this heresy is that the
missionaries assert that they never practice
polygamy at 'Utah, and that the Gentiles
only say , so to hinder them in their good
work.
—in Third Lake, Madison, Wis., the fish
,are dying'off in large numbers. The sup-
Posed cause of lids unusual mortality is an
epidemic brought en by the great heat of
t r ite - past few weeks. This willbe unpleasant
trwa to these of our cittzens who enjoy se
mueh their animal trip to Madison, armed
with the rod. •
Large number., of well-to-do-Swiss
citizens have Purchased, through their agent,
Captain Phirnachei, forty thousand acres of
land ,near McMinnville, Tennessee. They
expect to emigrate and raise stock and wine,
and if let alone by the present denizens of
that State, will make a very valuable addi
tion to its population.
—On Monday evening a young man
named Jacob G. Orth, living in dleveland,
shot his father, Henry Orth, in the breast.
The wound though dangerous may not
prove fatal. The crime was committed
while the young man was in a furious pas
sion, and he delivered himself up to the
m au
thorities immediately afterwards.
-L-Ort Monday last, Mr. George Jennings,
of North Wilton, Conn., while going
through the Cavalry exercise 'with a sabre,
accid6tally struck his little six year old son
upon the neck, nearly severing the head
from the body. ,When the horrified father
saw what he, had done he attempted to com
mit suicide, but was retrained by the neigh
bors.
' —A race took plate in France recently
between two men, one - in a one-horse gig
and the other` in a velocipede. The race
was a long one, ,the contestants staring
from Castres at twelve o'clock. The horse
car won, arriving at Toulouse at six o'clock,
But the race was close. for
.one .so long, as,
the velocipede came in only twenty-five
minutes afterwards.
—One of the favorite means of commit
ing suicide in pare, has been to ascend the
Vendome column and plunge ftinn•the sum
mit to the ground below. This little amuse
ment became so common that the governi
ment has closed. the doors of the monument
and allows no one to ascend. All the sill
ciders •: in Paris are outraged at this .new
piece of Napoleon's tyranny.
had.hoped some time ago that Olive
Logan had exhausted her little stock of ego
tistical anecdotes of Paris, and her own un
exampled opportunities for toadying the
Emperor' and itobility, but it seems thatkour
hopes were in vain, as Olive , has. announced
that she is preparing a new lecture entitled
"Paris—City of Ine . xury,"—which she
means to inflict uponthe poor public.
=Here, is a specimen of a Democratic
political argument.' A 'Democratic paper
published in New England, and as respect
able as thak class of
,paper ever is, in en
dei;iroriztg to prove that the,. Republicans
tell the most outrageous lies to the , ignorant
Southerners, deliberately says the Southern
negroes are being taught that Seymour at. •
ways dines off roast black baby, mulatto
sauce.
J. B. Lippincott & Co., of Philadelphia,
the most renowned publishers - of miscella
neous literal - tire in the State, are about to
issue a new novel, called "Tricotrin," by
Opida, "The Journey of Her Majesty's
ship • (alatea round the world, commanded
by the Duke of Edinburg," and a transla
tion of a new novel by the author of "The
Old Mannelle's Secret:" This last will be
eagerly looked for by all lovers of spicy
fiction. . '
stock of impresser"! having dwin
dled down to a few Worthless specimens, we
are to receive a valuable addition in the per-
Son of .Mr.Mapieson, late manager of her
Majesty's Theatre, London, who will bring
In his train Madame Tietjens, Miss Kellogg
and Bantley, an =equalled' trio of stars.
Meanwhile, it Is stated that Patti, LucCa,
Nillasen and Schneider are all owning over
too. We can't think what is to bccome of .
Pails and terlli.
—.The , YictOr of 3Ligdalit is now called
„Bunn Napier, 'and 'to this new Baron was
recently;presented the freedom of the city of
London aitdat*6 hundred 'guinea sword.
y L teenvibue ,the;, English - Peaple, through
their papers; 'growl and grumble and throw
mud on ihe pnron's yecent itchlevements—=
all=of which would haye been proper enough
a little sooner or a good deal latr, but com
ing, as it does, alo n g withitho peerage ! pen
-
'Bien; sword and reception, well• be .
looked upon as apiece of , eruel bad taste,
only posalttle l amespg the splenetic, chi,ldren
of perfidionaA.lblon. , • - •
; ; .-
PITTSBURGH
DENTISTRY
EN
TEETII IEXTBACTIM
wrriztoirr PAIN
zro °mums MADE WHEN ARTLITOTAT.
TEETH ARE ORDERED. I
• PULL BET TOR
AT DR: - SCOI'T'S.
wis PENN STREET, 3D DOOR ABOVE RAND
ALL WORK WARRANTED. CALL AND Eir
Alarm BEROMENB OF O'ENIIINE FOLOAN
in79:daT
GAS FIXTURES.
GAS FIXTITIUES
ARD
C , 31a43,1:Lei.0.3.1.0r513,
FOR. GAS AND OIL. '
Just received,-the finest and largest assortment
ever opened in this city.
*EL DON &KELLY,
147 WOOD STREET, COE.. VIRGIN ALLEY.
adiu4:n22.
CEMENT, SOAP STONE, &Ct.
EtinilAULIC CPMENT.
igNIP STONE.
PLASTER, ONDINRY TOPS.
... WATER PIPES.
HENRY H. COLUMN.
solillon , '2s Wooqi street.
lIITHAULIC CEMENT DRAIN Ogle
Cheapest and best Pipe In the market. •-Also, RO
BENDAZE HYDRA:pIat:I CEMENT for sale.
B.'ll. 4t C. A
BBOCHETT a co.
Once and Einnthetory-240 REBECCA 82. - ,
Allegheny. - Orders by mail promptly attended
I `0 0
NEW '& SEASONABLE GOODS.
PFNIr, WHITE AND BLUE MOSQUITO BAR;
LADIES , AND GENT'S BUMMER UNDER
WEAR; PALM FANS,'LINEN FANS, SILK
FANS; HEAD NETS; LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS, LACE HANDKER
OIPFS, EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS ; COTTON, HO-
SIERT; LADIES% GENT'S' ' •
AND CHILDREN'S ME- •
MIND HOSE. SILK
, • GLOVES, LACE
COLLARS, " '
•
LINEN . AND
PAPER'
- COLLARS. •
• CORSETS - •
A aplendld aaeortment, for Ladles and hilasee
BULLION FIIINGESi SEWING SILK FRINGE
Also, s fall Ilne of
BULLION, to Match.
We have new a Atli line of the new
DROP SKIRTS ON HAND
JOCKEY COLLAR, DICKENS COLLAR,
DERBY COLLAR,
EXPOSITION COLLAE
We wOnld "especially invite the attention of Job
bers to.our Wholesale Department, as we sell Our
goods at lowest eastern market prices.
GLYDE ds CO„
78 and SO Market Street.
PRICES MARRED DOWIV!
MACRAME & CA.R.LLSLE'S,
•
Bro. 19 Fifth Street.
ALL._ GOODS GREATLY REDUCED
ON AND AFTER JULY IST.
HOOP SKIRTS. (La. 11.340.) for
CORSETS, (Real Trench,)
LINEN nexpx.xliciazn, albr
HID GLOVES, (warraatedj...;
PAPER COLLARS....
200 Yda. SPOOL COTTON, (good)
POCKET BOOKS. worth 50c.
KILN'S MEAM:R ITSDr.I3SHIXTI3
MEN'S JEAN DRAWEES
All kinds 13(mnetiand Hats at Half Cost
GREAT BARGAINS!
.IN ex.r... MENDS OF GOODS
Speeial Bites to Merchants & Dealers.
MIAORODI do ommitsziai
.tY/Ual
AT JOSEPH BORNE & coat
DAILY ARRIVAL OF
INTE 9 O7 4G -€00)13S
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND FLOUNCINGS;
HAMBURG INSERTINGS;
SWISS EDGINGS AND INhZETINGS;
LACE CAP E ES. COIFFEURS AND PARASOL
COVRS'
LINLN DOLLARS AND GUFF&
rioereat'z'
SUPER STOUT AND SUPER PRE. COTTON
AND
1;
LADIES' A HOSE, ln Lace, L3a3e,
1311 k and, Cotten, of best Sagllah and Ger
. man make ,a•
.1 2171.11 1- Ba t l i fu .Y e i tarr aw
e st o r v i rs. a
new Arai lint received.. •
' A sun seeolinesit DITLLION AN D SILK
F NE}ERWHTSUIND."nf3E[NGS;
upti3LANG Rl_llBglKEil AN1:10
_SATINS: •
&RAwLs .&ND MUUMUUS
STRAW :GOODS. •
, et, greatly reduced rates.
_, ,
stA hlit.
NET e HATS —Ladles• antt_Mlesee.
t r itITON 'M F A MPEIS D°TTED NETT*
MILLINE Y LAOES, '
BONNET If3LBS,IYILVIEJ , ,_
SUMWW/411 4..D1D431LN BM MO9DB,
• 1
Wholesale and,ROali.
CA.Lx 4 e,zvn► ,
77 n
and I n ikmarket street.
l' ~
PIiII'4TEREI.
liVin!Ar.ll.irmeLol4:.; •
P AI 1FT,E,1.,
• ' No. 45 01110 sisgrr,
Thankful for the former very liberal patronage
stowed upon Anti, I aeeure my friends and the public
generally that; in the Miner. as In the past., I shall
endeavor diligently Le merit is•oontlnifanee'nf the
same, and will be • always at the 'shop t1n:4 1 22 1 t.0.,9
S. and from to 3 1,. -,,Pkt"q"
ZETTE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1868
111
87. : BUR: HET STREET. 87.
_
GREAT _ REDUCTION
. • IN PRICES !
TO c.zos.v. &rocs.
ECECIESS Goon s.
•
: -
87 MARKET STREET.
!
j .
THEODORE - F. PHILLIPS.
.--
1440: 87....MAILIcET
115 WO!ILIL-ST. 115 .
.ARBUTHNOT, SHANNON & CO.,
I r
No:115 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
lafirsoith.s9.A.
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
AT LOWEST EASTERN PRICIEL
Jree64
$ 5 111
' NEW GOODS.
- NEW ALPACCAS.
NEW MOHAIR :
- lILACEL $311.1U.
HOSIERY and GLOVES. .
F. SCDUCrir,
lir !fa. 168 Wylie- Street,
168. I 168.
CaP3o:n4o3
1.00
'lO
. AS
INFLI
McCANDWS & CO
,
O ARR ' (Late wagon, Can' &
WI(013i-q REALKEIS' IN
Foreign' and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. w& WOOD STREET,
Third door above Diaaiond alley,
32 sins Errnsx.T.
SUBIXER GOODS
BUMMER CASSIE:MBE SUITS,
In Every Style, of the Greatest Variety,
surrABLE T'OR THE PRESENT SEASON.
\ : '
ftntleinen w ill Ind a dne l assOrtmeni
White 'and' Biown Duck Suits,
. AliaOa and I*nrel
tali
&0,,.
rti re til ti e ePeehill "2 ce eh7.the uiag otV
• - - : OUR. PM. • , • ' -
Are MI Low aa Good Goods eau be: Noll
at by any Firm East or West.,
GRAY & LOGAN,
— Fake
No; TS BN!TEP[ELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Ps,.
1 ( 043111,27 on n&afaUaasortmoßtOtoL l onis,'
cLSWPORizi N7* - Ti2* (Inc 4102040tti
DRY GOODS.
-
AT war. SEMPLE'S,
180 & 182 Oederal St., Aliegh
BL'AL.ACHIfIk ItUBLIN,
i
7 4 :Et.
UN LEACIED MUSLIN,
.1 LOW 4.42.F311313L1N !
TING CHECK.
. ..
CIaNG,AI2I.IiTS,
DELAILIES. ALPACCAS,
COTTON TABLE DIAPER,
LINEN TABLE DIAPER,
TOWELS, TOWELING,
' CASSIMERES, JEAIsiS,
HONEY COMB
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
WHITE AND COLORED CORSETS
GENT'S WHITE SHIRTS,
HOSIERY, !Et4LNDXERCHIEFS.
BONNETS, ,sirirpowNs,
RATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS. .le.,
MIN
A VERY LARGE STOCK,
EMI
AT LOW PRICES,
Wholesale and
AT : VaLMOki SEDIPL*B,
180 &IS2 Federal St., Allegheny
rmtnnmen, PA.
wriaolU.NT TAILORS,
Bar', Youth's and edldren%
LINEN BIIM3,
DUCK SUITS,
imerrirn. suirs.
ALPAOO JAOKETB.
47 St. (lair_ Street.
IIY . 811811 nN /
MEEOUANT
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
CARPETS ! CARPETS!
ANUFACTIIIIESS HERE and
NI
to = Europe HAVE NOW AD
.
VANCED PRICES, but we of
fer all kinds of CARPETS for
the present at the very low
est CASH RATES of the past
season. Having made all ou r
contracts previous to any ad=
vance, and inv a riably for
- cash, we are enabled to sell
lower than they can be-pur
chase/ this Fall.
McCALLUM BROS
.,
51 pima sumer.
jyr:
M
C.A.RPLTS.
"NOTWITHSTANDING THE
Manufacturers' recent advance in
prices, we will continue to offer the - -
nast stock of l3russels, Velvets
and Ingrala Carpetz in the city, at
the lowest pri - Cei reached-this sea
son. Just received, a few pieces of
a new and exquisite ; pattains of .
Royal Axriihniter.
OLIVER .11'CLINTOC1 &TO
.9
• N 0.23 Fifth Street
SUMMER STACK
OF
CARPETS !
White, Bed, Cheeked;Btriped and Ilaney
-1,1 r r k;
IN GIIIJEAM VARIETY. ,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades. &c.
BOVARD,- ROSE & CO,,
j40:41 ,d 1 14114111 STREET.
0111
JUST RECEIVED.
•
NOTTINGRARE CURTAINS.
SWISS LACE CURTAINS.
Brass and Wood Cornices,
THE =MIT AND BEST PATTERNS,
(Maiy of *bleb eanzmg be hul elsewhere,)
AT . THE 10 WEST PEIC.ES.
McF.AILLAND COLLINS,
71 - and 73 Firth Street. -
itl:rre&T (sEcorm }moon.)
STEAM
, CARPET BEATING •
ESTABLISHMENT.
width TEN TEMP TRIAL In New York and oth
er Eastern cities has proved a complete success.
• ADVANTAGES:
Ist—Fading and Shrinkage are completely avoid
ed. _
Ed—No ripping apart neoessary.
Bd—When freed nom dust, mating or their larvae,
the Carpet looks nearly as good as new, save the
natural fading from wear.
4th—When perfectly clean, a Carpet will wear as
long again, a deeirable matter as a mere point of
economy, to say nothing of looks.
Aljll 13 EDE E LEFT; AT TAX OFFICE,
No.. 179 Liberty Street°
Or addressed :10 P. O. Box 473, will receive pr o mpt
attention. 4
GEO: L.
. • pßora.ilmort._
PIANOS. ORGANS. &C.
BUY THE BEST AND CHEAP -
Ajl EST PIANO AND ORGAN. •- •
Seltomacker's Gold Medal Piano;
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN..'
The 80HO5L 0 ,010ER .PL!..NO combines all the
- latest valuable improvements known. In the con
struction of a first class instrument, and has always
been awarded the highest premium wherever et .,
hlbited. Its tone is lull, • orous and street. The
workmanship, for ddrabill 7 and beauty, surpass
&Mothers. -•Prioes. from I $l5O, (according to
style and. finish,)
. ..cheaper +•• • all other 50-crid
first Class Piano. _ •
ESTEVS OOTTAOE'ORGAN
Stands at the bead of an reed -instruments, in pro
ducing the moat perfect pipe quality -of tone of any
similar instrument In the United, States. It Is tin
pie and compact in • cOnatruetfon, and not liable to
ARPENTER , S PATENT " VOX HUMANA
TREMOLO" Is 'only to be found in this Organ.
Price from $lOO to $550. , All rattan:teed for dye
BARB,' Ruiz itsuErcual,
No. 3.2 ST. GLAIR STREET.
NOM
WO
ECOND HAND '
Sl,j
MELODEONS AND ORMNSI
In perf ect ooer, from iats
48 Fifthart ei vam Braritz,
at., 3d door above Wood.
EDUCATIONAL.
l)P ENOS.ELAER, • ,
.
. • . .
• POLIZTEOUNIO .*STZTITTE,
' • ' At 'Troy; N
Ve_ry~ thorough , instruct:urn. In drill. Mechanical
and Mining Engineering, Chemistry and Natural Science. Science. Graduates obtain„ Most desirable poet-
Gone ' Re. Opens seept.' Stn. for the new Annual
Re_glo . lter,._givintoil informal ion address Prof.
QU ARLES ByliWN4, Direatari Trovlc..Y.
au3:ted • •
ppNNENLVA NIA
MILITARY ACADEMY ,
Co,. Penna.
• . ,
~, .
'rho' flevenlit ,
'.4.nnual. Beadoi 'of this AoadeMY
opens THUIitiDAY. slept. ad. -
Thu buUdings are nay-Au - 4 - complete ln• all glair
appointments., . . . . ~ ~
Partidularattentidri given to the moralvand per
sonal batilta of Wine: • •
For clraulat; apply: v ire cilAßTAti3, H. PA.171.80R.:
EPA . No: 73 Wood's es; Pittsburgh, or to CoL,
Tub.). .I.ILITT, Chester, Ps.' • ' aulita3 • -
11:111:Wrai,1.110):CETe)al
NOTICE OE DISSOLIITION.
Noeice •
hereby Elven that the firm 01
STRICKLER &MORLEDGE. was dissolved by mu.
ttial consent on the Ist day of July, A. D. 1868.:
All debts duo to said firm will be paid to CHAIILEP
H. MORLEHGE., by whom all debts due by the firm-
will be paid, and be isauthOrlzed to sign the dux.
name in liquidation. d. E ST-RICKLER„
C. H. 1101tLEDGE.
Having sold out ray interest in the above estat.
lishment, I cheerfully recommend Mr. MORLEDGI .
to all my friends as an honest,- upright business
man, and hope that rhey will col:all:ife their-kinc
- faiore and pitronage heretofore bestowed.
- J. E. STRICKLER.
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IRON CITY SPICE MILL,
C. ILMORT, GE, ProPrietor
Fifth Streei,Exter •
mien,
I
- ria2I3I3IIB,GH
Dealer In Unadulterated ROAST COP
FEES, SPICES, and Concentrated
EMA&VOI , IIWG- EX7rIt.A.CT6
.
IS S O.L U TION.—The Partner.
D
ship 'heretofore existing between the sub
scribers, under the Amor
ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
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Is this day dissolve d by mutual consent. The tine
ness of the late Arm will be settled by our succe,.
.sots, Messrs. ANDERSON & WOODS, at the odic,.
of the Pittsburgh Steel Works.
R. J. ANDERSON.
- WM. WOODS.
The undersigned having - disposed of hie Interns,
in the late hem of .ANDERSON, COOK & CO.. t•
Messrs. ANDKRSON £ WOODS, begs leave to reo
ommend his enecessors to the patronage of the cos
tomere of the former firm. J. W. COOK.
Pittsburgh, July 518th, 1565.
D SSOLUTION_ OF CO-PART_
NERSHIP.—The Partnership, heretofore ez'.
feting under the otyle of
SAMUEL HASTINGS & co.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, DAVIT
r.WlNe.withdrywi ng from the firm. The he/Linea
will be carried on as usual; under the Old name o'
B. HABT.INGB . 3 Ca.. Carmtters and Banderol'
corner of West street and North Avenue. The boot
ness of the old Arm will be settled by the nadera,`
signed. . SAMUEL HASTINGS,
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DAVID
Bth.lBBB. - 313:591-
Allegheny, Jul
NOTICE. •
I The nadersied•bas associated With him t
loudness, Ting from April let, .1968. Mr. '
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AL
FRED B. ALL. his soh ABA S. GILLISPLE
LOMB EN LERT. The style of thetirm to be .1 . 7
J. GILL HP/E & CO. J. J.• 01 •••••FHPIE.
Befmmlng to the aboVe.„ the understeited te4
pleasure in stating that• they will continue the
LOOKING , G L AS S:AND . PICTURE BUSIIiESS
,At se; Wood street, where they intend to offer lie
dncernents to — purchasers second to no house In tht
United States. . •
Z. GELLESPIE &
E 2793193
GS AND CHEMICALS.
BIRTH SEM CORDIAL :
An Infallible remedy Sumnier boroplaint, Diet
rhea, lly_aenteryit„ Vomiting, Sciur titotaach an
Cholera Morbus„ s.
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11111111S1R911P CURE
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• •
.A.-apa'eltle for Chol'ara, Cramps aid Pain In th
Stomach, for sale by
HARRIS &
Corn* of Liberty and Wayne Streets
AGENT'S FOAL •
J. SPHOONIMIKR. & sox's
PURE WHITE LEAD
McCOy'S IrEIEW;,TEIC. GREEN,_
The only green paint that will not deteriorate b
exposure. it will look better, lastionger and gin
more perfect satisfaction th ani any paint In th
market. • - _ .
HATS AND PAPS.
CLOSING OIIT TALE!
S7MAk:VV" lEICA_TS
AT MIDII.MO PEUS,
M'CORD & CO.'S,
OOD STREET
MARTIN LIEHBLER,
max= TIP
,
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'IELALTS, CAM'S ..AZTI) V1:7.*§,;.•
Also. Manufacturer, Wholesale and Metall Deal, " 1 -
ill TRIMIS. VALII3ES., . rtc., No. 1311 SMITE •
YIELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ordain promptly lined and satisfaction guarantee.,
GldkBS, CIiaRiL.OUTLFJEty.
100 WOOD CITREETI
COINA, GLASS AND •
QUEEN
: ; k4 SILVER
11"172i. WARE,
PARIAH
8 80111211.0 OLAtki,
g Ana other STAPLE AND FANCY
pq GOODS, a great variety,
' ' 100 WOOD STE.EET.
RICHARD E. BRE.ED & CO
IVO WOOD STREET:
SEWING MACEEMM3.
-
MIME GREAT AMERICAN Collt
BINATION.
BINION•HOLE- OnaISEAXINO
201:1 SEW Duman!
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IT iguisxe.EQUAL, •
'BRI MA NG ABSOLUTEBY " THE BEET TAB„TAB„IRINIAGALLY
IN THE
VAR 01SA WORLD,..ANDIOIST: IN- 4
irAgenta wanted to sell thla Idarldne. 1
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ip...33.A.T.A51#M1r..
Annt Bm. Western 7jtiejalutlirix t i a .y
CornYIHTS - AND -MAJAKET.. =ARTA. ov
Nacasxason`B4ewelz7 Store, • -miria:o4;
ANp spotaug4
A.:.CEi'.'..,",
_
DYERAND SCOURER;
reo. 8 ST. CIAA-in
And Nos. 185 and 187 , Third Street,
• riTTS/ 311 /KIL 1) + 1 ,
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