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A QUIET LIFE.
•RY CHARLES. G. STERNE
A little crib beside the bed,
A little face above the spread,
A little truck behind the door,
A little shoe upon the floor.
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A little I ad with dark brown hair,
A lttle blue -eyed face and fair;
A l i ttle lane that IPads to school,
A 11..t1e pencil, slate and rule.
In. •
A little blithesome, winsome maid,
A little hand within his laid;
A little cottage, acres four,
A little old-time household store.
A little familtgatherlng round;
A little turf - heaped t tear-clewed mound
A little added to his soil;
A little rest from hardest toil.
A little silve andis hair;
A little stooleasy chair; •
A little night of Faith-lit gloom;
A little cortege to the tomb. •
PAitcutelokia Ereoino.Bu 1 le
EPHEMERIS.
—The rhentnatism is affecting Pr r ince
Achille Ittnrat.
- —Kathleen Villa is the name of Barney
Williams's, summer home.
The Boston Bulletin thinks the theatrical
"sups" is a broth of a boy'.
—An Academy of Agriculture is the latest
Napoleonic idea for Paris.
-Wooden parasols, painted to resemble .
peacock feather are the latest.
—On the 20th of June, the German North
Pole expedition was in sight of Greenland.
—A religious paper asks: "Can aDemo
cratget to 14eaven Pirhaps if he goes
Philadelphians have contributed . nearly
$6,000 to aid the sufferers by the recent flood
nt Baltimore.
.-Etenator Doolittle will be the Democratic
Candidate for Congress in the first district
of Wisconsin.
—The Wales family will spend the shobt
ing season in Scotland and go to Denmark
just afterwards.
=Anna Dickanspn is in New York : for
this and Mini mercies, the rest of the nation
may sing a doxology.
—The Crown Prince and Princess of Bus
sia are goieg over to England to try and
have peace with Mania Victoria.
—Gounod is at work on an opera to be
called trances= dt Rimini; he will not have
it ready for performance for two yearn
—The town of La Porte in California
was _burned on the 10th inst.. and about
$500,0000 worth of property destroyed.
—Lucille Western and Kate Denin have
been playing fogether to good houses in San
Francisco.
• —A Russian . fleit, an. English fleet and•
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the Italian navy are all anchored at present
in Italian waters. • •
—The latest literary sensation threatened,
lathe publication of the private correspon
dence of the Henken.
—Edwin 11430th is to play in Washington
This winter. - He has not played there since
before the assassination.
—Oliver Optic has written a very racy,
entertaining life of Grant for the boys, who
would be sure to enjoy it if they read it.
—Ruskin writes to the papers and asks,
"Is England lirge enough ? Decidedly not
to support Kr. Ruskins political opinions.
—Three thousand different varieties of
the rose • were recently gathered into one
basket and presented to the Empress of
France. .
—The world is waiting to find out if
Alexandre 'pumas, Algernon "Swinburne
and Charles Dickens willput on mourning
for the Menken.
—Barnum, after having done so many
people is now - doi ng the White Mountains,
where, a few days ifinee, he won a foot-race
in handsome style:
—One of the freckles on the fain of the
sun has grown so large that in ;a few days,
It is thought, it can be seen through smoked
glass liy the etude eye:
—Somebody, who has just returned from
the West, says that one or two of the Pen
dleton Escort are wandering aimlessly in
the Rocky Mountains.
—A strong effort is being made to , create
a new county out of parts of Mahoning and
Trumbull. counties, Ohio, and having
Youngstown for its county seat.
exehange announces that a girl in
Topsham, Me., recently died because her
bloodlurned to sugar. "We know a girl ,
who, if sweetness wer, fatal, could not live
a minute.
—lt is in contemplation to erect an ine
briate asylum, at Binghampton for wo
men, to be under the; supervision of Dr.
Day, the Superintendent of the present State
Inebriate Asylum in that city.
-An exchange thinks that the United
Staiea nuty be the greatest nation, England
the most important nation, Prance the most
brilliant, Austria the most haughty, but the
most popular is decidedly Do -nation.
—A Oerman paper; not content with call 'Harriet Hosmer and Charlotte Cushman
"two blonde misses," designates the former
as a:painter, 'and Ihe latter as having "served
in the Ailinited States army as Mnjor Cush
man."
A "Digger" Indian iri Nevada, who
sat watching a game of base ball for some
time, suddenly asked - the players "How
- mu4k you get .a day?" He could not un
deratand how any one would work so hard
for nothing.
-4. gold brick, weighing fifteen hundred
ounces , and worth
,twenty-seven thousand
dollars; has appeared in *ontani. Any of
the New York swells who wish to make a
sensation-can do so by:building a house of
just such bricks.
—Napoleon has a pet raven who site above
his chamber door, and probably, whe n
, Louls siti in his . purple velvet chair,- and
asks "Whin shall France agaitrank first
in Europe?" thid - pei, mien anriely, "Rev
ertudre," which 1 more unpleasant than
Pland ette.;;:f
—Victor Vigo wears a full: bh to beard;
hie liair is gray, and not very thin; his•eyes
Are as lustrous as ever, mid hedues not look
much older than :dioni flfiy,,,yeere.q
Thyra:ciaq thinks ,that the great poet will live
SIM
—An Irishman in Akron, last Friay
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evening, took it into his head that 'a
world would - be Vetter without hispresen e,
and despising the vulgar method of vacati g
his place so common among . Americans,e
adopted the Japan style, and ripped him:
self open in front, and then jumped into the
canal. Persons near by. rescued him, and
he was taken to a surgecn and sewed up,
and will probably recover.
—Here are a few Boston Bid/Asti/am* :
What is the most indecorous letter in
the alphabet i The naked I. .
Sea Gulls—Flirts at the shore. . .
An old salt—Lot's wife.
When is a drum like a bar of silver at
the 11. S. Mint Z When it's rolled and beat
touarters.
The latest fashion in bathing costume
for ladies is said to be a full suit of • tights.
Fog bells areivery good things in their place,
but the peeling of a belle in the surf at New
port would be rather a startling sensation.
—At Niagara Falls on Thursday a hack
man, while "playing Blondin,ll by walk
ing on an iron cable or stringer under one
of the Three Sisters bridges, fell off into
one of the cascades, and was quickly car
ried down the river fora considerable dis
tance, when fortunately he managed to
touch the bottom with his feet and: regained
the shore, nearly exhausted, , and his hair
standing•on end from fright at his perilous
situation. The escape was a very narrow
one
—Some one has taken the trouble to make
statistics regarding the consumption of
cigars in New York. He guesses that the
denizens of that city burn up seventy-five
millions cigars in a year, surd that they cost
nine and three-quarter' trillion dollars.
Then ;this ingenious individual estimates
that if the cigars were placed end to end
they would extend one and a half times
across the Atlantic, or that placed sid l e by
aide they would build a wall- two cigars
high from New York to Albany.
—ln Tunis, a girl, after she is betrothed,
is cooped up in a small room; shackles lof
gold and silver are placed upon her ankles
and wrists as a piece of dress. If she is to
be married to a man who has discharged,
despatched, or lost a former wife. the
shackles which the former wife wore are put
on the new bride's limbs, and she is fed till
they are tilled np to the proper thickness.
The food Used for this custom, worthy of
the barbarians, is called drough,•which is of
an extraordinary fattening quality. With
this food, and their unnatural dish, cas
cassia, the bride is literally crammed, and
many actually die under the spoon.'
-730 tons of malleable cast iron are made
yearly in Pittsburgh.
—From 3,000 to 4,000 railroad spikes per
hnur are manufactured in Pittsburgh.
—The largest and best steam flour•mill
on the Pacific coast is said. to be located at
Salem, Oregon.
—Nearly three thousand operatives are
out of employment in and about Ellicott
City, owing to the recent: destruciive flood.
—The saw mills at Muskegon, Mich., are
valued at $1,000,000, and about two thou
sand men are eLgaged in the manufacture
of lumber.
—Corn planters and harvest gatherers are
the'greatlabor-saving machines of the West.
In Peoria, Ill:, James Sebey., Co., employ
fifty men making Sebey's Union Corn
Planter. •
—Wm. Corgis & Co.,
,of Buffalo, employ
forty hands and make annually 5,000 sets
of hulis, 1,200 seta of felloes, 200,000
spokes, arid all other sorts of carriage wood
work in Proportion.
-- Within ten miles of St. Joseph, Mo.,
will be raised grapes enough to Make 25;000
gallons of wine, and this amount will be
increased fourfold when all the vines now
planted are in bearing condition.
—E. Remingtoon ik Co., of Dion, N. Y.,
have, since last September, .made and sold.
12,000 stand of arms to the United States,
80,000 to Sweden, 10,000 to the Pope for
his Zouaves and 42,000 to Denmark.
—A shoemanufacturer in Rochester, New
York, employs 200 lutads, has twelve well
appointed rooms, each 100 feet by 20,' and
sixteen sewing machines, which, with all
the rest, of the machinery, are driven by
steam.
—Rockford, Illinois, is a thriving, busy
place. There are five flouring
_mills, five
planing' mills, one cotton, ; one paper, one
Woolen and one flax mill, three reaperman
ufactories, two plow factories, and one,
tablishment each for the manufacture of
iron, wood, malleable iron, bolts and flies.
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--In Akron, Ohio, a huge amount of pot
tery is manufactured, such as various kinds
of jars, canp, - Osesi flower-pets, milk-pans,
jugs and sewer , Pirie.. For,the nuqtufacture
of earthenware there are pity kilt* which
.turn out•
each
, hundred car, loads of 20,000•
pounds ' per year. Of , sewer pipe they
turn out 490 car loads," which' also
froa(ibur to twenti.eight inches. iu-tilame
'eter. The iattei size.ls used for walla'. •
::.~.:,
/r !j(
for many years yet. His wife looks at least
twenty years older than he.
—The English papers publish long com
munications from people who have seen or
heard a_ mosquito, and gravely chronicle
the ill luck of a gallant officer who gave,
himself a severe box on the ear in the at
tempt to kill one of the strange' creatures.
—One of the citizens of Mystic Bridge,
Connecticut, recently, in his zeal to enforce
a local by-law against stray animals, am en _
sciously drove his own hogs to pound, and
was obliged to pay the fee before he could
get them released. If not "penny-wise,"
he was a t least “pound-foolish." l .
—Was John Milton a prophet or are
American barkeepers plagiarists, One or
the other, for the'mint-julep is elaimed as an
American drink and here is a quotation
from Milton's Cams:
'And first behold this cot dial julep here,
That flames and dancs and his crystal bounds,
with spirits of balm fragrant syrups mixed."
—M. Gourlet has bedn reading to the
French Academy a paper on 'the fins of
fishes and their use in swimming. His r(i
searches have been very thorough and the
results are quite interesthig. He is enabled
to judge of the rapiditylof motion of a fi9h
by examining the shape, size and locati.n
of the fins.
LABOR NEWS.
PINSEURGH G,AZETTY: TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1868
TEE"( EXTRACTED
wrrnotrr PAIPQ
NO CHARGE MADE WHEN ARTIFICIAL
TEETH ARE ORDERED.
A rum. BET FOR $B,
AT DR. SCOTT'S.
EIS PENN STREET, 3D DOOR ABOVE HAND.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. CALL AND EX
AMINE SPECIMENS OF GENUINE VULCAN
ITE.
myt.al&T
AS FIXTURES
GA FIXTrIBIUM
AND
Chan.(l el lerss,
FOR OAS AND OIL.
Just received, the finest and largest aasortinent
ever opened In this city.
WELDON & KELLY,
147 WOOD STREET, COB. VIROIN ALLEY
m144:n22
CEMENT, SOAP STONE, &c
fYDRAIILIC CEMENT.
042 STONE.
PLASTER, CHIMNEY TOPS,
WATER PIPES.
HENRY H. COLLINS,
25 Wood street
arat:orio
°I lIC C NT DRAIN PIE.
Cheapest and best Pipe in the market. Also, RCI•
BENDALE HYDRAULIC CEMENT for sale.
B. B. * C. A. BROCKETT * CO.
01/lee and manufactory— 240 REBECCA BT.',
Allegheny. 88 - Orders by mall promptly attended
to. • je=r93
MERCHANT TAILORS.
SUMMER GOODS.
• Rays', Tooth', and Children's.
SUMMER CASSIMERE SUITS,
LINEN SUITS,
DUCK SUITS.
FLANNEL SUITS,
- ALPACCA JACKETS.
In every style, of the greatest variety, suitable for
the present season. Gentlemen will end a line as
sortment of WHITE and BROWN DUCK SUITS,
ALPACCA and FLANNEL COATS, Re., every
garment being specially made tor us by the best
Eastern houses. Our [trice.; are as low as good
goods can be sold at by any firm East or West.
GRAY lOGAN.
au: 47ST,.:CLAIR STREET.
IFEEIVICV MEYER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 73 SMITHFIELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Constantly con band, a full assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, VESTING& Ac. ap'Ehoas"
, FLOUR. '
PEARL MILL
FAMILY FLOUR.
PEARL bratL BLUE.RRAND, equal to the best
St. Louis ds. PEARL MILL Ur D BRAN D.
as good as the best MEALrands. WHITE 0011:4
FLOUR and CORN ilfir See that all sacks
are sealed and dated.
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
auTur2l
picattL MILL.
WE WOULD INVITE THE AT
TENTILiN of the lour trade to the supe
riority of our
SOUTHERN WHEAT FLOUR.
Which we are manufacturing from the best select
ed Southern Illinois awl Tennessee Wheat. Prices
as low as any in the market.
J. S. maGiGna-r .sc. Co.,
iyal Pittsburgh City Mills.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
RI
I DEALER IN ALL XINDk Or
.
ULF TOBACCO AND DEOABS,
NO. 8 SIXTH STREET, (Notional Rank of Com
merce Enllcibta, I
ITS
Branch of 173 Water street, TI
NEURGHTA.
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afrs:n77 DANIEL F DIN -
.1.._
EXCELSIOR WORKS.
R. alt W. .TEICHTNISON,
Manufacturers and Dealere In
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Pipes, etc.,
No 6 FEDERAL ST.. ALLIMAISNY.
CONFECTIONEIRI
HENRY w. HORIBACIII,i '
_ Confectionery and Bakery ,
No. ZOO BRIMFIELD BTEBIT,
' Between Seventh and Liberty
IfirLADIRS' OYSTER BA.LOON attached
GEO. SCITLELEnt,
Fancy Cake Baker & Confectioner
AND IR
' FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITI34 NUTS,
No. 40, corner Federal and Roblnaon stre_ela, Alle
gheny. Sir Constac — y on band, ICE CREAM, at
various flavors.
BILLIARD TABLES.
STANDARD •
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AIMRICAN BILLIARD TABLES ,
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
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Undlspubly the beet In use. NNW IMPRO
MENT?4, Patented Nov. 116th, 1987. and ANI-Epril
Si let, 1889. Everything relating to billiards orthe
best quallty_and lowest prices always on band.
Our NEW CUE TRIMMER, Patented May ath,
1868, price 418.58-a great success.
II I natrated prim Beta sent on application. Address:
PHELAN & ootLENDXs.
83. 85, 87 and 89 CROSBY ST., New York City
intaal:rw.lt
HAIR 4&bTD.PERFtTZTEIi Y.
01IN PECK, Ornamental Hail
Or
HAIR WORIL Elf AND PERFUMER, No. 133
bird street. near Smithlield., Pittsburgh.
Always on hand a general assortment of „Ladies'
Wltiti, BAND% bUNI.ht Oublielnen's WI H,
PEEN SCALPII, (*CARD 011AINSBBACHLETtt,
&a.kr A goo&
,Prlne In. cash wl5l be given An
FLAW I AIR. •
Ladles' and, Gentlemen's. Hair Cutting donel -
the neatest laanner. Inh2no
LITHQGR.APBERB.
BENJAMIN BINGBEBY CESSB.
MINGERLY '& CLEIS, Successors
PRACTICALIT a HO C GR APHERS.
The on_ly eteam Lithographic Establishment West
of the Mountains. Business Cards, Letter Roads.
Bonds Labels, Olroulars. Show Cards, Dlptomas.
Portraits,. Views, Certificates of Deposits. lim a s ti° 4 Cards. is, Nos: 791 and TC T,hLt4 street.
CORNMEAL, RYE FLOUR, Acc.
ASHINGTON. MILLS,
weßgiserroN pTREirr.
Masi rittaburgh Grain Z.lennitor
W. A.N.D.MRSON.
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'Manufacturer of CORN MEAL Mint FLOUR and
CHOPPED PEED.. Orders delivered in elther altr
free of charge. ()rain of all kinds. ohohped. and
Corn shelled, on shortrs ti
AR~~ I'EQT
BARR al;
t , :t
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PAUPP Hu Illi I . Bl34 ivi.vilt j 4, 6 k, I, ~ , Ixica
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4 itad•4 Ilt:.Olots titcoet; Islt4birigh. ' U " 4 '
attentloit glr-4 - to' this oasis:dog i.no r-outiu. of
COUBT HOLISM and PUBLIC BUILirtrAIN
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AT WILLIAM 4EMPLIET,
180 & 182 Federal St., Allegheny
NEW PRINTS,
NEW DELAINES,
NEW DRESS 000DS,
NEW CAESIMEUES,
HEAVY PLAID FLANNELS, yd. wide;
NE STILT/SING FLANNELS;
HITE FLANNELS,
PILLOW CASE MUSLIN.
'SHIRTING CHEM,
IRISH LINEN,
SHIRT FRONT,9
HONEY COMB QUILTS, &c.,
A PULL STOCK,
TM)lesale and Retail,
1121
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
180 and 182 Federal St, Alleghemy.
QM
EW GOODS:
J. IL BURCHFIELD & CO'S,
No. 52 ,St. aair St.
NEW PRINTS,
NEW OINGHAMS,
NEW DELAINES,
ALL, WOOL BLACK and WHITE PLAIDS,
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25 , cents. worth 50.
WHITE GROUND PRINTS. bleak figure;
WHITE GROUND ALPACCAS, do;
BLACK A LPACCA.,
BLACK DOESKIN CASSINERES;
BLACK AND BLUE CLOTH,
BLEACHED MASLINS,
LINENS,-
TOWELS
LINENS, TABLE LINENS.
TOWELS AND NAPKINS.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS,
ALL ENTIRELY NEW
air Remember the place:
No. 54 St. Clair Street,
Near Liberty. west side.
‘217 • siAnsuur STREET.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES !
TO CLACNSIE. ST(3C3K OF
DRESS la.CIOI3S.
87 .MARKET STREET.
THEODORE F. PRIMPS.
je3o: BT.—MARKET STRIeET....BI,
168.
NEW GOODS.
NEW ALPACCAS.
NEW MOHAIR.
BLACK SILKS.
lOSIERY and GLOVES
F. SCIOUC P TC,
Vir No. 168 Wylie street..
168. 168.
rapBo:n4o
eN A
IOcCANDLESS & CO.,
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‘‘,_r (Late Wilson, Carr .t Co.,
WHOLESALE. DEALERS IN
Foieign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 94 WOOD STREET,
Third door alxive Dlaznond alley,
PITTEIBITR9% PA.
HAY R A GE'
p FARMERS.
TILE HAY RAKE g 4
PATENTED lktfi AND
Is the best Hake made: It will ra
Carry if thrther, load find unload it.
any other rake. It is self-operatlug •
old can do the work of a full hand
certificates could be given. one of w
!fainAttn, Erie CO.: Pa., •
"I have used the Welcome Ray
tared by W. W. Wallace, Pittsburg.
ommend it to farmers. It is good In
bay: Is easy on man and horse: is a
er of gram and stubbl..; is . sample
and easily kept in, order.
JII Al
All orders directed to 319 0t3EP Libert
burgh, Pa.. or at the works In Coll
promptly, attended to,. Bold wifeless]
W. W.
Bend orders In early, as supply is at
HOTELS.
URF HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3.
This first Class Hotel will open for the season on
atilh Jim.. Terms, Itit.H, Per day; 00 per week.
Address H. H. THOsiPoON.Troprietor,
(Formerly , of Congress Hall, Ova island, and He*
tropolltan Hotel, Washiturton,'D. 04
N. B.—Tha.musto Win 'be ander the direction of
m
Mr. cu. BENTZ.. .• • • •• • • • 'ellirld , •
A NEW SIVINDIEIN, RESORT.
THE LAKE HOUSE, StAmeborci, Pa.,
...On the tine oir4iniestown £ Franklin Railroad:
DIM boor , a ride. from Franklin.) Tedi house
- new .ind • commodic , l-.. raniletiud.; kns
Ilitard tome, ten- rt!n all, , ...nd covered oroune
sales. It I. on the , hank? 4 the meet edvirmtno
fair/ Lake in, Amerka, IWO wiling in nab.. mid ad
mirable fur sMling purposes, surrounded with eta-
Saar WOrinits, romantic seenery, do, lit lathe bear
mummer Jeaort In the State. Addeo's.
es Tatsulusamr..Propriletor. :
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TRIMMINGS AND NOTIO
AT MACRUM, GLYDE & CO.'S,
A Complete Assortment of White Goods
SWISS, VICTORIA, LAWN,
LINEN, CAMBRIC, &e
HOOP SHIRTS, In all the Newest Styles
KID GLOVES, at alt prices;
BIACRITN, GLYDE dz. CO.,
TS and SO Market Street.
sum
PRICES MARKED DOWN:
MAMMON it:CARLISLE'S,
ALL GOODS GREATLY REDUCED
HOOP SKIRTS, (Ladies`.) Ikir
CORSETB, (Real French, )
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for
KID GLOVES, (warranted,)
PAPER COLLARS
900 Yds. SPOOL COTTON, (good)
POCKET BOOKS, worth 50c
MEN'S BUkTSLER UNDERSHIRTS 50
MEN'S JEAN DRAWERS
All kindii Bonnets and Hats at Half Cost
IN ALL KINDS or. GOODS
Special Rates to Merchants & Dealers.
BE=
SIMMER EXCURSIONS.
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THE PENZigrLYANIA CE.NTRAL
-A- RAILROAD COMPANY have on sale st their
Office, Union Depot, Pittsburgh,
ROUND TRIP , EXCURSION TICKETS,
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TO ATLANTIC CITY LND CAPE RAY,
Enabling parties to visit these popular bathing re
sorts, and return home at a moderate cost.
CAPE MAY PASSENGERS can pnrchaae Tickets
to go and return by all Railroad. or they can arrange
to take Steamer In either direction, betwee Phila
delphia and Cape May.
EXCURSION TICKETS are also for sale at the
above Depot to NIAGARA FALLS, THE OIL RE
GJONS, GETTYSBURG, and numerous points in
Pennsylvania and hew York.
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.11Rt- PAMPHLETS, containing fall 'descriptions
of tile various Excursion Routes by this Road, can
be had on application at the Ticket Unice, in the
Union Depot.
W. H. BECKWITH,
jvi:l2B TICEET AGENT.
CRACKER BE
g,
SHEPHARDYS
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY
317 Liberty Street.
Our Crack are baked upon the OVEN BOT
TOM. and a e m s uperior to any baked • by hot air or
any other process.
Air TRY THEM.-
-168.
MARV,I„. "
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ARE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHERS
OFFICE= rs THIS CITY.
WATER; ST S TTN. I, 88h CnREMARITI•EBS: S COTCH
and NILS. BISCUIT.
For Sale by Every Grocer in the City.
Bakery, No. 91 Liberty St.
twain_
LC01111."
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
MESA 1111110NUTED Boa,
SUPER-PHOSPHA.TE OF LIME,
MANITFACTITB.ED BY
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The Allegheny Fertilizer Co.
SE WARD te CAMPBELL,
puoimitivirconi%
01See, 850 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The best itertillier In use, and recognised
Farmers who have given It a trial, to be t stand
ard tbr raising largo crops of Wheat, Rye, Osta,
lion, Corn, Pohl toes, ac. We have published for grata
and al e t e t u bl i o ti stit=g h ti this et e d rt g sio r i e gA l l
;AU% pill be sent free to any sending As their ad. I
e /wavier hay,
I If easier than
a child IS years
Hundreds of
lel is below:
my 8 18157:
lake, - montane
; , Pa., and ree
-1 Iglu. and heavy
soviet's glean
construction
• BUCKLE."
• street, Mtn
umblana, Ohio,
In and retail by
WALLACE.
ort. •
my2S:daT
' I CE I ICE! ICE!
11RE11 4 3 lee Deale r ," -J
•••
lir 0. 1:18 DIAItIOISIII 411,1Lizr, Plitabartria,
evedere le ft here or as Hand istreet, Bridge will re.
prompt ! attention. Wagons running In Pitt*.
and A.Ueiben7. • . ap7to3
, •
78 and 80 Market Street.
MOSQUITO NETS,
MUFFLED AND STAMPED APRONS,
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
LADIES' WHITE UNDERWEAR;
A full line of HOSIERY; •
31ORRISON STAR SHIRTS,
GENT'S PAPER COLLAR -F.,
LADIES' Do. AND CLik Fs,
TRAVELING' SATCHELS,
A full line of JET SETS,
SILK 3; BULLION FRINGES
SILK & SATIN BUTTONS,
all colors.
GENT'S & LADIES' SUMMER UNDERWEAR
MEN'S JEAN DRAWER?;
1,000 Doz. EALXIORAL HOSE;
5,000 Lbs. WOOLEN YARNS
air Speetal Rates to Jobbers
No. 19 Fifth Street.
ON AND AFTER JULY IST.
GREAT BARGAINS!
DLICRIMI & CARLISLE,
19 FIFTH STREET.
EXCURSIONS
FERTILIZERS.
ilin
CHURCH SCHOOL, (Lambeth
COLLEGE. I KIT'rANNINO, PA.
PRIMARY, PREPARATORY AND ACADEMIC.
TRUSTEES—Judge Buffington. I. H. Sh"C. TI berg() r,
CO. W. Cass. T. J. Breretun, E. S. Goide ?I. J.
310 4frove, J. W. stohrtr, Benj. Orem. J. K.
Karcher.
Vierroas, ES•OFFIcIo—Rt. Rev. J. K, B. Her
foot. and the btanding•Cnmmittee.
This Institution commetnis itself especially to
Churchmen. It is easy of access. and unsurpassed
for healthfulness of location. students way pursue
an elective course. •lioanlinf pupil. are under the
Rector's personal care. The year is divided Into
three terms, of about thirteen weeks each. Neces
sary expenses, (exclusivo of Music and .Modern
Languages,) $9O to—sloo per term. Christmt.s .
Term opens Sept. 9th.
aj?" A Special School for Girls, under the same
general supervts•on.
For catalogue, Sc.. rddress the Rector,
Rev. J. K. KARCHER.
Kltsamilog. Pa.
anS:nl7- TT'S
pIEIIiNSYINA NIA
MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER, Delaware Co., Penna.
The Seventh Annual Session of this .k cadenty
opens THURSDAY. brpt..3d.
The buildinger are new and complete In all their
appointments.
Partictdarattentlori given to the morals and per
sonal habits of cadets.
Pcrr circulars apply ARLES H. rAuLsoN,
Eg., No. 73 Wood street. Pittsburgh. or to Col.
THEO. HYATT. Chester. Pa. aul:tatl
RENSSELAER .
1 ; .
POLY7MCIINIC zNsrrrirry,
Very thorongb instruction in Civil, Mechanic:a
and Mining Engineering. Chemistry n,nd Natural.
Science. Graduans obtalemost desirable posi
tions. Reopens Sept. Btu. For the new Annual
Re inter. giving full informs. lon address Prof.
CHARLES DIWIVNF., Director, Troy. N. Y.
au3:te6
PIANOS. ORGANS, &C
BUY THE BEST AND CHEAP
EST PIANO AND ORGAN.
Schomacker's Gold Medal Piano,
.AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN. -
la Th s e
SaCIRuaOBIA ' C p E r R v e P m l e A n N ts O k n om wn b inin s t h a l
cothne
struction of a first class instrument, and has always
been awarded the highest premium wherever en.
blbited. Its tone is fall , s orons and'sweet. The
workmanship, for darabill and beauty, surpass
all others. Prices from $5 to $l5O, (according to
style and finish,' cheaper all other so.mned
goat dui Plano.
EfiTEY'S COTTMIE ORGAN
Stands at'the bead of all reed instruments, in pro
tinning the istoSt perfect pipe quality of tone of any
similar Instrument in the United States. It is sim
ple and compact In construction, and not liable to
get out 01 order.
CARPENTER'S PATENT ",VOX DITILLNA.
TREMOLO' , is only to be found in this Organ.
Price from $lOO to $550. All guaranteed for flTe
years.
BABE, SNAKE & B
No. 10 ST..OL AIii : 3TillT.--
SO
LOU
mla9
CLOSING OUT SALE S
SMELA.W HATS,
AT REDUCED PRIC ES ,
AT M'CORD Sr. CO.'S,
AJITIN LIEBL*
DIALER rs
FLAT'S, CAPS A._l‘7l-3 F 97.1119,
Also, Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
In TRUNKS, &c., No. 132 SMITH
FIELD STREET, Pittsburgh; Pa. -
Orders nromutly tilled and satisfaction srnaranteed.
GLASS, CHINA. CUTLERY.
0 100 WOOD STREET
CHINA, GLASS AND
QUEENSWARE,
1 SiELITER PLATED WADE,
PARIAN STATUES,
BOHEMIAN GLASS,
And other STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS, a great variety.
RICHARD E. BREED & CO
mh27
100 WOOD STREET
SEWING MACHINES.
THDfNfitVer- -AMERICAN
BUTTON-HOLE OVERSELBEING
AND SEWING hL&Cffl
IT BAS NO EQUAL,
,
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FAMILY
MACHINE IN THE WORLD, AND IN
TRINSICALLY THE CHEAPEST.
Sir Agents wanted to sell thin Machine.
CIEXA.S. C. . 113 A_LE31...F_.1r,
Agent for Western Dennsvls - anla.
Corner FIFTH AND .MARKET - STREETS, over
Richardson's 'Jewelry Store. mral:g64
BUSINESS CHANGES
TAISSOL IT TION.—The Partner
"s ship heretofore existing between the sub
scribers, under the Arm of
ANDERSON, COOK & CO.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The busi—
ness or the late firm will be settled by our succes—
sors, Messrs. NOElO.lOl4', & WOODS, at the office
of the Pittsburgh Steel Works.
IL J. AVDERSON,,,,,
W3l. WOODS.
•
The undersi.trued harini disposed of his Interest.
Messrs. late firm of AND RSiiri, COOK CO., to
NDP.U.SON a WOODS, begeleave to rec
ommend his successors to the patronage of•the cus—
tomers of the former n rm. J. W. COOK.
Pittsburgh, July 568th, 1868. 1 73" M
TlissoutrrlON.-111' o is hereby
given that the gaitnrs4.hr..tooreeitat,_
" between J. B. wi L LIAM.% ILL! + 3 l BURKE
and DAVID J. MIL' Elt, under the name and style
of J. B. WILLI it.MS A CO., has been this day.dis
solved by mutual consent., and the books of the said
firm have been left with It. J. McCaig 1111. - SS, Sher
man House, No IG
sinesr street, Pittsburgh, for
settlement. The bu In future wit' be carried
on by J. B.:WILLIAMG.
J B. WILLIAATS I
WILLIAM LIIIItb.E,
Plttibu DAVID J. MIL - Lk:M.
rgh, May 30., 1868. le2:r6-ice
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPE R
~,,,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
AF TUG
. J.IILY rlez
We will offer our pretient stock of .
Wall Papers at Greatly Reduced Prices.
A large assortment of SATIN PAPER% for halls,
rooms, ceilings, de, at
N 0.107 Illarket Street,near. Fifth.
fva- JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO.
•
VirliaGHTS 'AND NECAs
•Re UREs.
" , ..46.46N,0
H. LYON, ' - •
, sealer' otlreakies,7
No. b FOURTH maw, - ,• ' '•
• , tßetweetillberty aad
promptly Per streets. ,
Ordtaiol allendetil ' •ntl.ts
iCE LEATHER, Page's Fat
,Rlent,for • sale wholesale sad retail. a* 5116 aad
Olalr street. •
At 'Troy')
ATS AND CAPS.
131 WOOD arnErt
100 WOOD tiTRAF:T