Eti
ejt littobirtgij ,&ttytts.
DE Ti UPON THE moUNTAINg.
Bear ahn down - wkird; very still he Iles,
And the sheeted face Is pale. We Anted hire
Yonder vitt his feet et to the skim ,
And the MOILS around
'Where betrod. nb mortal foot beinie
E'er had trodden• To ths unknown summit,
ner st ro de , now eternal floor.
to'overcome
'Azad be won the topmost rock;
_and there
---YoundsreWlMAidaysZpalsed. - st4lutally - ttittren._
`Others may tell how the peaks were fair; I -
'Death his only guerdorts r
wo for him the anti , ' departing pride,
htymountain Made attrrender
•
Of bervirgin he ghts. the victor died
• Patmet ollieudor• • -* '
'Sheraton home perebanee that will weep;
- Eyes that looked soft sorrow whew they parted; '
. 'When a*dreatu of death Invades her sleep, -
• Lose and broken-hearted.
go we besi him downward, 'Pacing elow,
'Tears fast fa il ing from tbe heart's pure fountains
-12equiescat carve we 'mid the snow- ,
-Death,upon the mountains. ,
-H. Needle Clarke.
EPHEMERIS.
••••- ,
Bennett, pare, is at N ew:London. London.
—There are sharks in New• York bay.
—Miles O'Reilley had 56 ounces of brains,
-;;A. Y. M. C. A. has been started in Pais.
—The Illinois tobacco crop will be a full
One.
—The cattle plague has broken i i ont in
Egypt..
has a new novel which ho calls
—Dumas
Tieciemption.
Cincinnati is to have another haad•
sorne opera house. . •
I .—The nut profits of the Petit Jouinai, in
Paris, are $lOO,OOO a yoar. - •
—Jtiles Faire did n ot ' succ eed in getting
_ right to vo te,
-Lord Lytton's son, Sir Henry. Lytton
-, `Htilwer, is going 'into Parliament.
grown in,the open. air in Min
- itesota, we on exhibition in Minneapolis.
—The romantic , flower girls of Broadway
we said to be very dirty and not very pretty.
-Clearfield and Lumber City • have both
Excellently cirganiied • Grant and Colfax .
--.'Foci pretty girls' ran' away *kith'
ecigi cotwany . front' ,their henna in Knox-
'--One assay office in. Helena,l 32bntantt •
melted 4100,000 of gold into bars during the
- - first half of July.
—The City Councils of St. Louis have •
, appropriated 550,0410 to the improvement of
Bt. Louis harbor.
—The season has been excellent this year
, in Montana, just enough rain and just
eneugh:puhshi.ne.
- 7 Thell.mg of-Bavaria is said to be the
earliest retirer in-Europe. He goes to bed
regularly 'at daYbreak. . .
—Grape vines in' Connecticut are being
eaten up 'by a new worm which has recent!
ly appeared in the Staie.,
—rhe Pithole Datly Record is to be -re
! "moved,to Pleasantville. 'All. Pithok3, an
dent and modern, will soon be there. •
—A grist mill, paper bag- factory., and
tiakery , were / burned in St ,Lbuis on Tues
. „day involvinga loss orabout 11t25,000.
—Robert Dale Owen is writing a novel.
11e is a second Richardson. He is sixty
years old, and has never before written a
novel
They say that in Stratford, Conn., the
mosquitoes are so large and Musical that
they are pat in cages and kept as canary
birds. - . •
- —An Ettstern paper in calculating how
soon all the visitors et Atlantic City will be
+drowned, at the rate of 4ve one day and four
the next
—Boole,. onee famous as .a New York
alderman, is now in an insane aulam from
,
which he receLtljr escaped but was, enticed
u lack. again: . - • •
is said that Minnie May histhe daugh
„ter of Jennie June.. _We suppose Augustus
..Ugust , is her husband and Sept:onus - Sep--
otemberhe.r son. • -,_ '-r -
—lt is in Berlin that ten 'people
-have been buried alive in that, city
, within a
year. The Boston , Port says it ise, very nit
healthy city to diejn. . .
=lD:wink:a late fhcii.sto s im at Wellsboro,
Penna., a sheet of ice measuring about two
feet square :wig three Ai:Mites thick fell from
the clouds with the hailstones.
a-head i the tine for loafing in Chi-
L'eSlieciallirecemmended
to thosewho use She Postoffice • steps in Al
, legheny. Beware off Chicago`
—Galvetiton,',Te*as,hati had, so me water
• which weighed 06 pounds.. l We
have , seen a 'dozeir'' water Melona here
which, weighed about 140,Pounds. '
• , —The well=known . publishing firm of G.
IW. Carleton e,6 ` Go., of New York his
disioDied, and Mr. , Carleton will carry on
the-business by himself hereafter/
• .4-= - ThereiS'every promise of a good crop
,of hops ; this season- in 'New
. York. Of
coinse we mean irresPecti've of those at
. .2ciegara, Saratoga, and ,West Point.-
—ll. S. military officers 'have seized all
"the tiood that has been. cut, .14:,4hitei on
ihe'new "Indian .reserve on, the Upper Mis.
• souri. Proceedings are to he commenced
.soon in the courts.
--Rousseau is going to stump the country
`for Seympur and - Nair If the gallant war
wouid, deign to:take *little advice, we
- * As e willing to give him the following: 'Be
''Wale of stage !”, • .
-ICOwerd, of proclamation fame, who
chief editor of the BrOklynraile and
editor4ef, thaNew York Timm;
is it is said, to become admichtee' editornf
Brick pomerey's new paper;'.
- ,--Judge Abell,- of New, drieS • steatite tc;
thavitimbihed a little 'moreirtiti,tfern r `eiviria
4 1 044‘niztil0 9f:00 soutitieti:me:
gropolls,,and is therefore. opposing duelling
,-413gesteliafiallY":e*'1 1e r ifTi
'PAYardlailoel parents: expect tci
imr,ste their golden' Ired4ing.' • : pp . ap
October, , .I;soerdi r Whit; is'Att Prellinrrying
Ari.o9o4l,,fierMany;:is Oining•jhome)to •be
`present on th&interestinA,sicte*Ot4
P1414' to:death
Saturday, near • zrthoynip.;
pfiarhelorses broke into his [ yard s , ku
them out,, he drupe them near-a'lo t.
f;ilf . .hee.hives., The:bees- swarmed out s ''
-tovered the horseiy and attemtliArip
•,tritsh them
,eff, attlickedsndstanghln:e,
f , , 11 , 0 :At
severely. He lay down and was soon after
discovered to be dead:,:.__
—Foul play is not well pkiyed in New
York. Boston thinks She ca do it better.,
If Pittsbnrgh should boist ,of being a
pretty; good , 'sort of cfittsbtirgh, we verily
believe Boston :would lay claims to being
better.Pittsbuty,h. • .'. •
Troy paper is informed that sixty or
seventy workmen employed in building the
new, reservoir of the water,works,_arein
the nightly of bathing in one of tiii
reservoirs from which the supply of water
a• furtdshed ,- ettizells.
—During
. the fire at Oil City the la
dies worked nobly r aome of them were con
stantly on the go' ith linCitets full of hot
coffee which they dispensed among the
workers, some formed , themselves into a
regular committee to assist in removing ar
ticles from threatened houses to places of
safety, and . - some actually worked at the
pumps of the engines. •
—Accidenteresulting from careless hand
ling of lOaded fire-tirms are beginning to
occur, again now as- the season advances;
and we hear of two as having occurred this
Week. ' One in NeW York State , where a lad
killed his sister and one in: Missouri where
a Mr. Stice shot himself in the arm so as to
necessitate amputation. It. , •almost im
,
possible to be too careful in handling loaded
small arms. -" -
—A friend of ours, who has been having a
good time np in York State, tells ns of an
old gentleman living in Cuba, N. Y., who
celebrated his one hundred and first birth
day last Tuesday. He is in the full posses
sion of all his faculties and ' erOoys life
pretty well yet; 'Three years ago, he could
break 'in a young horse better than any
other man in the neighborhood, although he
had to fie helped on his back. And even
now he goes out, horseback riding with the
young- bake of the neighborhood, who
thoroughly` appreciate the unique h'onor of
having a "benturion"lbr a beau.
—The Chicago Jourrxilas an European
'correspondent , 'whose 'mime is Sheppard
.bit should be Sheep. He goes into inane
raptures over France, and sends the menu
of a railway dinner as a specimen, of his
bliss. He says that Chicago's to believe all
Byron says about Switzerland, and to prove
it, sends his bill 'received at a second•cfass
Geneva hotel, and made up of bad French
and Engliali;' . then; by way of a joke, ho
says he,is the only man on the continent of
Europe who doesn't smoke, an assertion
which has the 'one advantage of being a
manifest falsehood. If we wore personal
friends of Sheppard's, we should aevise
him to stop._ And besides all his other ab
surdities, he makes the mistalte, so common
to travellers; of thinking that as soon as his
foot is off the ocean steamer, all he has read
of kurope becomes personal experience,
and all that thoSe at home have read be
,comes oblivion. . . •
. A Wimisavor. • Invramon.—The con
version of the soft and fleecy fiber of cotton
into a hard and solid Substance like 'horn
and itiory, is one, of those - remarkable dis
coveries which, distinguish the inventive
genins.of the present, age. This. surprising.
transmutation ok vegetable matter has, how
ever, been accomplished by' different per•
sons and almost siniultsmeously, both In
Earope and this country, like many, other
great inventions. This new material is a
substance as distinct from the original veg
etable matter of which it is 'composed, as
caoutchuuc or. India rubber in us natural
state as a gum 'is from vplcanized rubber.
It resembles horn and ivory in'teature and
quality, and, like those substances, may be
applied to the manufacture of c&abs, but
tons, and various objects of 'use and orna
ment. In its pure stye it is transparent like
amber, and admits of any shade of coloring,
from pUre white or jet black. This new
discovery, indeed; prondies ffirrush to art
-and manufactures a most valuable acquisi
POSTAGE LAW IN RELATION. TO,WEEKLY
'llEwsrurztta.-4ectioti -third of the act
'passed by Congress , and approved by the
President, July 27th, 1868, entitled "an
act to further amend the Postal laws," is as
follows: - r
flEarzon 3, :And be it furthir enacted.
That section thirty-five of the-act of March
third, eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
shall be do construed" as tp ' permit weekly
newspapers, properly folded and addressed,
when sent ; to regular .Sittisoribers, in the
county Where printed and published, to te
deliVered - free of possage,, when , deposited
at the
,offiee nearest the office of publication;
but, nothing in,this act shall be so construed
•as to require carriers• to distribute' said pa !
pets, unless Postage is paid •on them - at the
rate of five cents per quarter, and such pos.
'take must be prepaid for a term Of not less
than one quarter 'or more: than one year,
either at- the office `of mailing or delivery,
at the , option of the subscriber. .
'Aiso •ug occurred at,
_ ' WHOLESALE poisoni ng ., m
Waterloo rlnd., , on Wednesday, giving' as
a - result eighty-three -victims a ,but as yet
Without actual fatality, thoughsOme are ly
ing • gangerously ill, A ' butcher bought
frorn'a druggist, as he supposed, a Quantity
, hif sage leayea, which turned out to - be bel
ladonna; a ,inost deadly ;poison, , which he
ground up-and-seasoned, a:large quantity of
sausage, that he got up • for a rarity, and of
••which the people purchased largely. As
soon as'.the mistake was discovered the
dr.ggist, Wm: Moore, started oat - the - phy.
sicians, who, by 'their prompt r ,work, have
undoubtedly been 'the means of saving
many Ryes. • , '
• Tui celebrated bald eagle, Esi_well known
Ili Germantown, in Philadelphia, and for
tiventylive years one of the attractions of
the Whiter estate, died. )n • the 4th of 'July
last. ;This fine , specimen-of. the royal bird'
was born at Duticannon, Dauphin' county,l
and became the property Of the elder Wister
in 1840, in which year lie traveled all over,
theEtate on the roof o f Harrisona
and became quite a distinguished
Selfied'inltlietreeti in front of tticituoi3lon
,winter . atid RumpieF, an 4 though he occasion!,
;011.144ted, away; a few l tnilegt. would . invarla-!
.bly;iptorb, , Eis.head, and )tail, originally
blachlibeettmeiwhitt,as lanow as, he grew.
!older, ./
• N. tilltsrucui has (notified 'the officers:
ipt his old a• limited 'number!
tnaprof , the , cainpaigns of:188, '64 :ant
as Western: armies, , Sic • rucAliyedi
at his , 'headquarters for 'diattibiiticth' 4111
liersdnit who /Ad nand 'or a'lirigade
sethlk4e. r comet ' +lean . 1 41% , a bYI
nattig their R i stugs shd*ldresses to him ,
t lit 4 ) :0 8 1 , Prutu • 001.11W0
p~ted•'btates,;;Tngineer,f tat, J Louis, to. l
Other parties desiring Iv ctiprantiY apPly
by , letter. and when? . all , entitledllOf ' aliove , /
have !beet/ supplied,' ithe..fetindnint Map i
on hand will be de* F l 'l:l4' as„ 01 0,- ,81 0.0$1
,
wet 02.1 2 , Ll' 1 )
b
GAZETTEI MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1868.
3 141 tzli :Al
Tuns rairitA g rED
Nivrrriour
• CHARGE MADE WHIM ARTIFICIAL
TEETH ARE ORDERED. -
A MILL BET FOE $B,
AT DR. SCOTT'S.
11118 PENH STREET, 3D DQUE ABOVE HARD.
A f ini LLACRI c EMRAN'TED
B OF GINIIIN S_ VULCAN•
ray9:diT
GAS FIXTURES :
GAS FIXTURES
7a. et 3rl. cl. e 1 lersa,
FOB. GAS AND OIL.
Just received. the lined and largest assortment
ever opened In this city.
WELDON & KELLY,
141 .WOOD STREET, COB. VIRGIN ALLEY.
tablAm22
NT, 'SOAP ETON .
CM
JLUYLW CEMENT.
LS
AP STONE.
PLASTER, CHLIV A q E T R OPS,
HENRY H.
ULICI CEMENT
sole;
IN
Cheapest and boot Ptor, In the market. Mae, BO
BENDALE 8YD116.131.1.0 CEMENT for sale.
B. B. et C. A. sll,ocKsrr it co.
Office and Mumfactory-240 ItICIVECCA. BT.
Allegheny,. Aar Orders by mall , promptly attende
TMWMTWS AND . NOTIONS
puicEs •MABILIED DOWN!
& CARLISLE'S,
No.l9:Flith Street.
ALL 'GOODS GREATLY REDICEDI
ON AND AFTER JULY IST.
HOOP SKIRTII. (Ladies",) for SOc
CORSETS, (Rod French,) SO
LINEN HAKDKXRCHIEFS, 3 for 35
KID GLOVES. (warrasted,) • LOR
PAPER COLLARS ' 10
200 Yda. SPOOL COTTON, (good) 1. S
POCKET BOOKS, worth- SOc '4-- 25
MEN'S BUMMER lINDERSHIRTS 50
MEN'S JEAN DRAWEES 75
. . .
a kinds Bonnets and Hats at Half Goat.
CREAT BARCAINS!
IN AI4I KINDS OP GOODS.
Spoelal Batel to Merchants it Dealers.
MACRU & omasszzi,
10 .31 . IV - FIFTH STREET.
, -
PEARL mut.
FAMILY FLOUR.
PEARL MILL BLUE BRAND, anon' to the beat
St. Loofa brands. PEARL MIL L, tte D ERA N l,
as good as tam best Ohio brands. WRITE CoHN
FLOUR and CORN MEAL. .11it - See tnat'all tacks
are sealed and dated.
• • , B. T. 2 REBIBOY dr. BRO., .
anT:a2l . • • -rt Ant. MILL.
NATE WOULD 'INVITE THE AT
TII, NTIuN of.the t lour trade to the supe
riority of our ' •
SOUTHERN WHEAT FLOUR.
Which we are mauu factoring from the best select
ed.-h.:putt:lens and Tennessee Whets:. Prices
as low as any In the marks'.
J. 8. LIGGETT ar.
CO.,
• ' • Pittsburgh City Mills.
WALL PAPER.
Z~ITALL PAPER '
-AT REDUCED PRICES.
AFTER JULY .16T,
We will Offer our present stock of
Wall Papers at Greatly Reduced Prices.
:Alarge assortment of SATIN PAPERS, for balls,
zooms, (CaLtlk&C, &c., at
N 0.107 Market Street,near
JOS. R. HUGRES & BRO.
TOBACCO AND CIGMW.
to . •
DiGh.4lol IS ALL 114PD13 OP '
' OAP 40BACCO4Nli 0461E8,
N0..0 Rini STREET. (Netiortel Bent 'of Com
merce Building,)
PITT
sranch of 1?* Water time t, ir_. BURGR '
PA '
apt:n77 • • ,••• • DANIEL B.
E CELSIOIII WOIRIRS.
R. •& - 171 , i. '..Tiorricirrscort.
Manufacturers and Dealers hi .
Tohacco,' 'Cigars, Pipes, Ago.,
No 6 IrIiDERAL . ST.. ALTALG DENY*
BUSINESS CHANGES
• •
DI SO L TlOlll.—The
Partnerw
ship . heretofore existing between the sub
sur4hefs, -ender the firm of
-.•
ANDERSON; COOS & CO,
W . . . ,
Is A day dissolved by mutual consent... The twist
lima' of the late firm will be settled by our succes
sors, Mesta*. ANDERSON & WOODS, at the office'
of the Pittsburgh Steel Works. • ' •
• •K. J. AbiDERtON,
- ' J.W COOK.. . •
• . WM. WOODS. •
The undersignal having disposed of his interest
in the late tlrnt' of ANDEfiSoN, COOK & CO., to
Messrs, ANDERSON &MOODS, begs leave to red':
Ammend his successors' to the patronage o r.theteus
tamers of the former Orin: J. W. COOK.
rittsburgh, , Jttly 5151b4 1608.'
MECHANICAL ENGINEER:
4.,
sitaziatactu.
tiocazaHrizte
, . , .
110111ERCEVAL BECKETT,
•
And Solicitor of Patents.
(Lstei °fr. )P. W 641 flltillway.)
Moe, X0. ( 79 FEDERAL 13TBEETt__Iloom No. 11,
pp stairs. P. 0,50 x 50, AL L ytiOF4 X.,C,Kril
IfACHINZRY, of all thAerl tfons, &movie .
Itr..„" FURNI,CEsn42O Ise HIM maw.
04, fuatild ief r att o suird&ntion .pold to do-
Areirall_ 7_44:kilted. OP. AT: I - VVE*lP i ti te lnr.
8 cr. , AT. ,""rh•r4l.svec, WEDNESDAY
WEIGIVIS`"Afiti"MEASPitEtI.
-beat O WOghaadirail
) i
.."
PAK:METAL BTXXXWo
t,4•5 / I .ll4tl o 4i O rgi3 Onf ig ?
•
•
PramPily attendieliltoiviA ;1,,..0510iNkri
AND
ito.
COLLINS,'
5 Wood street.
RAIN PIPE
FLOUR.
DRY GOODS.
STEW wpons:
•_
IL - 11 SIIIICHMILII 86. CO'Ss .
No:' 52 St. Mir St.
• .
• -
• - _ . . •
NEW PRINTS,
NEW GINGHAMS,
NEW DELMAR'S.
ALL WOOL BLACK and WHITE PLAIDS,
fbrslsV r t s worth'so.
W '
RITE PRINTS: black ngnre
TE G ALPACCAR, . dot ,
BLACK DOESKIN irAOK dASSI3IERES:
BLACK AND BLUE CLOTH;
BLEAOHED•MaSyNK,' 1
IRISH LINENS,,__T BLE LINENS, -
TOWELS AND N ' I
•
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF - GOODS,
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
Eii• Remember the place;
No.- 52 St. Clair Street
arD . • Near Liberty. west elde.
Xl7. MARKET STREET. QT7
t.. 7 I •
GREAT - REDUCTION
IN , r RICES ! •
TO CI.4OSE &rocs: -.OF
1;10 - ErES'43 - 4COCODS.
87 MARKET STREET.
THEODORE F. 'PHILLIPS.
Je3o: 87..:.1L111ET 5T8EET....87. ,
WOOD = 115.
ARBunixar, SHANNON
So. 116 Wood St., Pittsburgh, pa.,
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
AT LOWEST EASTERN, PRICES.
W2:04
168. —l6B.
NEW GOODS.
NEW ALPACCAS.
NEW MOHAIR.
- I '
- BLACK SILKS.
HOSIERY alkd GLOVES.
F. SOiLTCW,,
rir No. 168 While Street..o
165. -16 S.
OMR, McCANDLESS be CO.,
(Late Wilson, Carr &
• . WHOLRs AT,g ,DEALICRS
Foleign and 'Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 941 WOO I D STREET,
Third door above Diamond alley,
. ..
• I rrrrsßtmorr.
EXCURSIONS.
SWINE EXCURSIONS.
AHE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY have on sale at their
Ofiles, `Onion Depot, PltL burgh,. •
ROUND ..TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS,
I _
TO ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE MAY,
Enabling parties to - visit these popular bathing re
sorts, and return home at I 1 moderate cost. '
CAPE MAY PASSENGERS can purchase Ticketa
to, go and return by all Railroad, or.they can arrange
to take Steamer in either direction, betwee Philar
delphla and Ospe May. , , •
•
EXCURSION TICKETS are also for sale it the
'above Depot to. NIAG ARA PALLS, TAR OIL RE
GIONS, GETTYSBURG, i" and numerous points in
Pennsylvania :and Pew TOrk. •
• VP PAMPHLETS, contaiiiinefull • descriptions
of the various Excursion 'Routes by this Road, can
be had on application 141 the Ticket Oflos, in the
Union Depot.-.,
W. HAIECIEWITH,
it1:828
I I.) $
SUMMER. GOODS.
Hoye; Youth's Andldren's.
813111171 M (16.13ITHICIERE BUTTS, '.
LINEN SOUS. • •
DUCK nUITS. ,
FLASITEL Burrs.
.• stI:PAfICA JAcrwzra,'
In every style. of the greatest - variety,anitable for
the present ••esken. tientaetnen ono a - tine as
ortmeat of WHI l'E nd littOWN DUCK Bpi CO.
It.L.PACCA' and - IPLAN NEL coAtty de,, every
garment befog specialty tirade tor us ov the best
Eastern houseg. Our prices are as. Jew -as good
'goods tan be kold'at by any firm East' or' West.
GRA:3c t I.IOGrAN,
10rENRIt . 11EYER,
mEncrailT TAILOR,
No. V 3 SMITHFIELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Ps
Constantly on hand, a hillassortment at CLOTHS
CA94IMBRHS,.VESTIN9S.4.s,
" 'CO ECTIOMRIES.
HE!
../1/ ; w. 114°
Confectionery and 'Baker's
No. 200.13MITNPIELP •• ' •
Beivien Seventh and Marty.
• • •
StatoON.arc ked.
~.a arsA?2,il*.
• GE: SCHLELEIN
- Oancy eake. Baker eirl'6afeetioner
A ; 15D "Aunt
(I'/d 4 4 0 40PKWib 4 0=n $1713,
. ,
;Nor 404 moor szol Robitounk 'streets; Ana -
gheny..,iiir:Ooostarry,.94 hod. CHZo.x.
Yafious •.. , •,, . 1-.; • , •
STE:VptiOURIAC.
1~/
WASHINGTON
• - 4AgifflifiTOS'nfilitlt e r,
Near Plttsbinghlitaln "Iffeiateit:
Azito
mtnnmeuiree corovikikaileft imotrEA
paypesiit /Apo:: Qtdera YoroOttuelther
ftib of (thugs. Grain of oil nods ebovpe4.,*
Clara ihellod. on abort notion.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
ISM
IVEINUFACTURERS SERE;and
in`rope RAVE Now An-
VAIICED PRICES, but we of
', feritlittinds of CARPETS for
the present at the very low
__
est CASS RATES of the past
SeAlB°ll.:- MILYPIS/Widos4l-011r,- --
contracts previous to any ad
vance, anfi: invariably for
cash, we are 'enabled to sell
lower than theycan be pur
chased this Fall:
MCCALLUM BROS.,
CARPETS.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
kanttfacturers' recent advance in
prices, we will continue to offer the
Largest stock of- prassels, Velvet
and Ingrain Carpets in the city, at
the lowest prices reached at sea
son. Just received, a few pieces of
a new and exquisite patterns of
Royal Axminster.
OLIVER II'CLLITOCII Si, CO
N 0.23 Fifth Street. _
SUM MEEIt &TOGS
OF
CARPETS !
White, Red, Checked, Striped and Fancy
14. A. TT
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Oil Cloths, Window &saes. &c.
BOVARD, ROSE & CO.,
21 FIFTH STREET.
Je29:ditwir •
TFlfirr AGENT.
47 ST. GLAIR EITICERT
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CARPETS:! CARPETS!
51 FIFTH STHEET.
ST
CARPET BEATING
I, ESTABLISHMENT. •
wltch TEN YEARS' TRIAL in New York and oth
er Eastern cltlea has proved a complete success.
• ITS ADVA.RETAGER:
Ist—Fading and Shrinkage axe completely avoid
ed. • '
aiddfallPingdagom art a dust s . s tirCos or their larvae,
t , , h a e iu trin i 4o f ig m nearll r s . s good as new, save . the
4th- , Wheu perfectly clean, a Carpet will wear as
long again, a desirable matter as a mere point of
economy, to say nothing of looks.
ALL ORDERS LEFT AT THE OFFICE.,
No. 179 Liberty Street!
Or addressed to P. O. Box 473, will receive prompt
attention. ,
GEO. L. 31cCLINTOCK, -
rah*: • ' 7110PRIETOR.
NorxwiaialorA:44zasaill
SHEPILIRIPS •
STEAM CI:MCKEE EMBRY,
. 311 Liberty Street.
Our Crackers are , baked upon the OVEN BOW.
TOM, and are superior to any baked by hot alr of
any other process.
• • air TRY. THEM.
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For gale by Every Grocer in, the City.
Bakery, No. 91 Liberty St.
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, . ROOFING
0111156; 48. Seventh St.:, Pittsbunk, Pa.
• J. S. NEGVNIEY.EFI., Pres't.
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LITHOGRAPHERS.'
"BENJAMIN SINOXILI,I
& Suceessors
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PHtIS.
The only esteem Littiograpnie,/tatahlishutent- West
or the Mountains. Business cards, Letter Reeds.
_Bond )Labels, , Oireulars„Show. Cards, Diptonuts.
Portz* Ca. Views, Certitioates. ot Deposits. ;Writ*.
'non' sraL - Ao., Nos.. 754 - S i nd, T#Thllll eti,et,
HAIR AND.M.FI7BtftW:kr.;
TORN PECK, Ornamental:llan
WORKHO A.I4D ITERVOMER, 170.133
Et 'unit, now Sinlittneld,-11IlatnIrn14. 1 ‘„,
Always nu nand; 11 renerAl asenrunent adlea
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EDUCATIONAL
RESSSEI.AEIt
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
At Troy, N, Y.
Very thorough instruction In MR. Merbanical
and Miniug Engineering. etiemlstry - and liatnral
!Science. Gradusies obtain most desirable po!51-
lions. Re-opens Vent. 9tu.- For the new Annual
Register, giving full in`ormation. address Prof.
HRLWDROWNE, Director, Troy. Ni Y.
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pENNSYLVAIVIA
4411.1T4i1Y ACADEMY,".
CHESTER, 'Delaware 'Co.; - VehEa
The Seventh Annual Session of this AcaZemy
opens THURSDAY; 'Sept. 3d.
The buildings are newana complete in all their
appointments.
Particular attention Oren to 'the morals and per
sonal habits of cadets.
For circulars apply to CHARLES H. PAIILs6N,
Esq__, No. 73 Wood street, Flttsburigh„ or to Col.
THEb. HYATT. Chester. Fa. aulingl
CHJEGARAY aNsTrruTE L -
ENtiLlull AND FRENCH,
FOR YOUNG
BOARDING AND DA Y PUPILS,
1527 and 1529 lit'itlittE STREEI', Phtladelphin,
Pa., mill re-open on DIOND,ItY,Sept. 22d. French
ts the language of the fanuly and is constantly
'spoken In the Institute.
MADAME D'HERVI Y. Principal.
icls:r66-nw, -
PIANOS. ORGANS, &C
"REY THE BEST AND CHEAP-
J., EST PIANO AND ORGAN.
Schomacker's Gold Medal Piano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
- The SCROMACKER PIANO 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'ex
hibited. Its tone is full, sonorous and sweet.' The
workmanship. for durability and beauty; surpass
all others. Prices from $5O! to $l5O, (according to
style and finish,)'cheaper titan all other so-called
first class Plano. •
ESTEE'S COTTAfiE ORGAN
Stands at the head of all 'reed instruments, Ist pro
ducing the most perfect pipe quality of tone of - any
similar Instrument in the United 'Staten It is sim
ple and compact in construction, and not liable to
get out of order.
CARPENTER'S PATENT -"
VOX RUALINA
TREMOLO" is only to be • found Ia this Organ.
Price from $lOO to $550. All guaranteed for Are
. BARE, KNAKE & BIJETTLEA
anti • - • No. 12 ST. CLAIB STREET.
SECOND HAND
NELODEOFS AND 01191315,
In pnrfe:t order s !from 405 to $l3O.
CHARLOTTE BLumn, -
mhl2 451 Fifth et., Ad door above W00d...
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
BLUTH) SOMA O`ORDIIL9
An infaillble'remedy for Summer. Complaint, D
rhea, Dysentery, 'Vomiting, Sour Stomach and
Cholera Morbus. ,
DR.' HARRIS' CRIMP CBE,
A specific for Cholera, - Cramps and Path' la the
it °mach, for sale by • ,••••
& EiATJaITG,
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets,
AGENTS FOR (
J. SCHOONMAKET, t SON'S,
PURE WHITE. LEAD,
AND
McCOYPS VERDITER GREEN,
The only green paint that will not deteriorate by
exposure. It will look better. last longer and give
more perfect satisfaction than any paint in the
market.
HATS AND CAPS.
CtLOSING OPT SALE!
Sirrt.A.W 3M,46,_TTS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
AT EVCARD & CO: S,-
131 WOOD STBZEIS.
MAILTIN
Eir-A r riSt CAP'S AND • VIITEISs
Also. Manufacturer. Wholesale and Retail Dealer
In TRUNKS. VALISES. &c., No. pa SHIM
FIELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.
- prderspromplly dlled and astlefactlon guaranteed.
GLASS, CHINA, CUTLERY.
100,WOOD STREET.
CHLNA, GLASS AND
QUEENSWARE, •
E: SILVER PLATED WARE,
W
PARIAN,STATIIEtTES,
O 801111i1AN.6141,g4
la', - •
And othei STAPLE AND FANCY ."
GOODS, s great variety.
100 WOOD _STREET.
RICHARD E.' BREED & CO.
mhZr - '
100 WOOD tITREET
SEWING MACHINES.
T BBTN GREAT AMERICAN
BUTTON-HOLE 011311MMUG
AND SEWING lIIACECENE.
IT HAS NO EI/ITAL,
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE - BEST FAMILY
MACHINE -IN THE WORLD, AND IN
. TELNSICALLY THE CHEAPEST.
inr•Agents wanted te• sell this Machine:
ex-x..)149 ? , C. 8A.1,..5.1...1a3r. • ,
• ' . '.A.Anefor Western Pena:m.ll , l6u; .
Varner MARKET STREETS over
--itlehardeou . s Jewelry store. . • •-•
'DYER AND-SCOURER,
H
J. LANCE,
DYER 'AND SD,CiIIRER.
$T cx4 l *, switinil**lo
..- • •
And Nov. = 1,35 and 187' 'Simets
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STONE.
WEST COMMON
Maehine Moir 'Works,
Northwest corner at West Coromou. Allegheny.:
i. MaroPME ATVATILEUM, {,..
MAllitHilk i pr Endive ws•lport notice • Itesith.
Vuoltalln i ad iin i rcoNvarolant Arer'i
Orders Promptly executed. Prim mammals
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