415. 'i - -1..'#./I:':: ,44 i itti.
FAR% HASHES AHD HOUSEHOLD.
Brief Hints for the Season.
Weeds iri paetnses:ere '
apl to be neglected
at and:not only Present a dls
agreeable appearance to the eye of the neat
ifaniter, but ripen and scatter seedi to the di ,
.
arrarent 'of Many future crops. If they
grow in thick patches, cut them down tvlth
a mowing machine, but scattered mullen,`
bull thistles. &c., may - be cut up singly with
sharp grub hoe. •
'Weeds income potatoes, and other hoed
crops, frequently spring up considerable
numbers as a sort of Second growth after
the fields have been kept clean up to the
present time. It is very important, and will
save much future weeding to destroy these
wee& while they are yet green and soft, and
fbave not formed Reds. Many sorts will
tear alhousand seeds on asingle plaut, and
if a tenth part of these grow, they will
make a hinfired the first year, ten thousand
the second; a million the • third, a hundred
million the and tenthousand million
the fifth--=which enough cover a
thousand acre farm with =twenty plants 'to •
the square foot, and crowd out every ves
tige.of a croplf allowed I to remain. It is
better to destroy the first plant.
Stubble:ground May_ be cleared of Mostbf
its weeds by running over it,with - finrci*S;
about-two feet or More apart,and then tar- - ,
towing the whole. The weeds Will spring
tip in pritfusidii, and the 'first plowing: will ;
turn therwholifcrop under. On soft mellow
ground, harrovting alone Will'answer. - t•
~ F iteding animals should; be commenced'
early , in the,season - the earlier the better z,
when the same amount of food will aecotn
plish More then la ..coldWeather. ',One of
_the best managers of,awbie, commen§es fat- ,
'tening_in the sps'fn g and±continueenninter
-fruptWly throughout the season-:-'-the'restilt
of which Is, 'together with good ,inanage'
anent, nearly double' the — amount of pork
from the same quantity of feed as compared
with` till@ cOlimcin practice.
Straw stacks, from early thrashed grain,
should be made as carefully as stacks of
' Straw isjyal,tiable inniftily ways, and
; is well worth saving bright and clean, in-'
stead of being thrown into irregular heaps;
- to become irregularly soaked withrains and
spoiled for' all use.- - Much bay May
be saved when built, in stacks by, handsome
ly finishing the top with a, load or two ~of
goottstraw. : • •
Harvest tools, as well as all other, teals,
ttlktdaY they are done- with, should ,be
*mildly cleaned and brushed bright, "and
then securely plaCed under shelter. We are
gl a d t o , be•able to say that it is now Much
rarer to see horse rakes , and mowing ma
chines remaininghalf it month' inthe ,flelds,
- exposed to , the cracking sun and rotting
storms, than fonnerly. • . •
,Draining wet lands in many instances
'an be done only during the present season.
It should, therefore, be done promptly, and
theresult will often be an increased crop
the first year, sufficient to pay the :abor.
Muck swamps may frequently be drained
'without difficulty during the month of Au
gust or early,ln September, and will afford '
valuable supplies of material• for' compost
heaps and for barn Yard dreisingi. 'Being
usually the driest at this period of the year,
it may be' shovelled' put into heaps more
readily, and with mush leas labor than
soaked with water. If the outfaces of these
are made steep, and are beaten snfooth' with
thejipade, they will throw off water'and be
come little affected 'inside. A covering - of
..straw will be still more effectuaL The muck
- will then: tie dry when drawn for use, in the
early part of winter; and, be more valuable
-as an absorbent than - if previously saturated
witimoisture.---Counfery •
011 for:Preserving Cider
When a barrel of , cider is tapped it grows
lard; that is, snore and acid, until. it
-gets too hard to drink, it it is kept . long on
tap, This is occasioned by the air, which'
,tdisthe caskaboveithe cideras soon as It is:
IdraWn . Out. The air cannot he excludeil;,
coven. if 'the; cask 'Were air-tight, because the ,
cider will not run from the tap if there is no'
sir to press it Out: If the cider is_ exposed
long to air, it will leCome vinegar.lect,"--the way to lake vinegar of cider is.to
**pose it to the air'as touch as possible. To
prevent the cider on tap rrom becoming id,
it is xeconwiended, as - Soon as one two
pans are dratin out, to - pour info! the
bunghole abont'a'half a. pint of clear sperm
oil, or sweet oil if it 2Spreferred. I
Itch
,bewarin when poured in, and it will spread
in a thin - Coafl over the surface, 'anik.keep
, aprisding as theicider is drawn out, and
thus exclude the air, without giving: any
''taste Of 'oll to I lhe cider. This- plan ; pf prol
serving cider is worthy of.: farther attention.,„
We have faith brit' from knoWingthatc
casks are the best we know of fo r storing
cider, Imparting no'flavor. Spermoilcasks
Are MON valttat*Jur, cider casks than for
any other purpose.
A few days,since, while making ouipttr4 ,
duisen, of , provisions , in market, we. were
-2.forcibly.stfuelearithhe difference Lin size
between the'.eggs in the baskets of several
_ farmers, although the price asked was the
seine for each.; ill"; great vat . the disparity,
that we purchased a dozen each from three
clifferunt • baskets, and for the purpose 'of
ascertaining their weights correctly, ,took
them to the warehouse of Fairbanka fle Ewe
• • iug, where thetwere'carefully weighed on
Fairbanks' standard scales, with the follow
ing results:
• No.-1•:-1 *mud, 1 O ounces.'
No. 2.-1 pound, 74, ounces. '
No-A-1-_peond, , 3. ounces.
It will be seen that there wean difference'
. of nearly half a pound. between No, 1 and.
. No. 3, and. yet the price asked for them:by ,
those who Nadi them for sale was the same;
itniaytbe said that this it) an extreme case.
ri We'adMit that' it""may properly be so con
sidered, but if we take the weights of No: 1
, l i n dffo; 2:,:we find a difference; of near)) ,
three ounces,
or a little' there than; twelve
p er cent As great difference la; frequentli
found in 00V - weight ;of cite, corn; wheat'
and other grains, and this disparity is large
• ly iricreased,where :the measurer ii skillful
at his business. We-should be glad to lave
the opinion of our, practical , fanners on _the
subject.-14fouiniffofrthe Fflrr»
1 -'r Thersuiier 14450.,
The cool Wanheedflahtt4 7 4 * Moat,
1 . ttvoraple season pi thavesx fof , ninibutter
i k luad tt eliduld'be ' the aim of every fanneror
: tl "'"; eldlll77ol4%PrMitrettitijaktiitiotilialblerarticle
• ' 46i market purposm. There is no dieguls-_,
~i)- , :in.B tt* ligklivitiznitli EMI cows ,lunple",'
feed and much experience in buttetinalting,,
~ C I ~.i g i V e r p inr BC At=i*lnita,& lien
,-, 1 - , t , , nf OM% d 1 , de
,. , ~ sal:PAOPLS49ilnnieffir:buiter.ibni - ' , • vink
incilegnimate relationship to it. - -Idn - 0 1 '
I . , ::theinstterbttam:Metes is of this,
1 • —a fact for which,there is no excuse.
t ,
, • ~. , mid iidllpi(goffean palls, pans., erode,
' 4dur,olkinglii PrgEittie flint requi s ite s , - , t ue ,
i'
... ,production Of p„gooo,artiole`of butter. `Thia'
, : itj,ffribatiOntWei ?without being Inf o rmed,
:or it, but the tronble_ia,„ihe praetieeris not,
i
' • , \ '',.‘ o,; - , tdo with'the Infdrthatlicepasseesed.ti I EAeleil
• - , . Wbelp l refoll o 9 IR:Pliny easeStrilhOtlid '61m0.1 1
ineis o e ;...,rolklred , ito kindred 'amendnient
Butter,`
aie*fin4-r.orroinWertitioul 'cream into
• utter, 'lf , thkbottennilk 4 not thoroughly
' - +no ed.out; a good article cannot be pro
!.
-
,
ducted; if the islV.kseidleibtd;:of poor lnal
ity and injudielottsly +plied. --too muclt;'or
too little-4ba-butier will not be of agootl
quality :nor: , command - atop price; in the
,
marks!. •:o - 1 - • ~ •• . ',. -, : '
the f t
Sometimes all re.reqtostter; to sue
ceslige obseried; an still a failnre•ensues
from rteglett in jputti g the butter doWn. : •
This iitizaporteat;lf any considerablatime
hilikely,to,ititervene between theininufec
ture OMI.111110: -At :i8; safest :and . beet to tut
batter:dowa'as thengh-months Were'tciptu*
before consumption; •aa the trouble aild,er.i
Tiense are' little; If any; increased' by the
predaittion. Presi ' C.losely. in the tubs,
which shonld be -Well . eleaned atahrineci
beforobeing,nsed, and, as far as possible,.
exclude the 'air from the inass.v-Wh i a
crock or tub_la-fall,-spritikki it *ell with
.purevierc, salt and cover till wanted, and
the chances are ninety-nine in, a hundred
that. the butter will do credit •tothe maker
, months after being put down.. Nothing
new is;claimed for this, but it is sometimes
profitable to be reminded of things with
which we have long been conversant, but,
for, the moment, forgotten.--Rural New
Useful Msts.
Rich cheese feels soft tinder the pressure
of the finger. That which is very strong i n s
neither'good. nor nor healthy. To_keep one
that is cut; tie,. It in a cloth, put iin a - cool.
dry' place. If mold appears on it wipe it off
with a dry.cloth. -
Flour and meal of all kinds (should be
kept :cool,: dry place.
To seledt nutmegs, prick them with a pin.
If they are good; theoil will instantly spread
around the - puncture..
Beep cOffeeby itself, as Its odor affects
other' articles. Keep tea in a close chest or '
canister.
Oranges lemons - keeP hest wrapped
clesein soft paper, and laid in a Airawer of
linen
Bread and cake should be kept in a tin box
or stone jar:- -F •) - •
fioftloap should , be kepi. in a drY plebe in
the Cellar, and should not be used till three
months;old. - ; , •
Bar soap' s ho u ld' b e" opt 'f a
' into pieces o
,
convenient size, and laid where it be
' tome dry. It:As Well' to' keep it several
weeks using, as it spends fast when
it's new.:—__ ; ; •
" Efritivitramms. - ;—Bpcanse your vines
vugy have done bearing, - do not, atop • culti.
'rating ;.you may. think they have, ielded all
the good,yon , ean getout, of. hem; yet if you
des!reird crops ba;tbe suture , be sure and
remem er theplants now—keep off all the
, fllpllifirk_withont fail, and keep off all the
wEede.,,l'he best method of cultivation is in
ills; rows or beds are likely to lead to slov
erdluese or neglect,'
lit the.well gardens of the Shakers
at New Lebanon, New` York, the luxuriant
foliage'and fine bloom of their large . beds
of ' roses , attract attention every summer.
The "brotber” in charge of, the roses says
that his success in producing the foliage and
flowers is to be attributed to the free use of
salt as , it-top dressing for the soil of the beds.
'The salt kills rose insects of every kind, and
• alo improves the health and vigor of the
plants.
THE New York Observer tells of; a cler
gyman whose horie died of bots. Some of
the worms were pat into spirits of turpen
tine and other fluids commonly fatal to vet
.min, but they were Aot at all affected. They
were then put into the juice of the common
potato, and died instantly. Another horse in
the, neighborhood was suffering• severely
from tots, when a quart of potato juice was
poured-down.his throat; which soon re
lieved him, of his pain, and a continuance
of the treatment effected a permanent cu%
To 'expel red ants from any place, sprint
ifwith ground. ooffee. ' '
Trip Over the' Vederal Street and Pleas.
ant Valley.Paesenger . Railway-Trial of,
• the Itroid.--Everything Satisfactory.' -
Friday..-afternoon aj party Consisting.
of the Beard 'of Directors and several
friends:of ttie 'enterprise and members of
the press, took a trip over ,the Federal
Street and 'Pleasant Valley Passenger Rail-.
ivay. The road is not in' coinplete running
order at :present, the 'building.. of.. the cars
having been unavoidably delay.ed. Through
theltindnesS, • however; of. Superintendent
•Rounts,-ofthe Manchester Passenger Rail
:way,s car.was furnished for the trip, the
Dlrectorswishing to ttest the smoothtitsa
and: other:.points ; in regard to the
laying . of. the treat.; Shortly. after two
tovelock :the party started • on' their ride.
The mix ran smoothly aloog, free from jolts.)
:or jostling; a fact-which 'evinces the care
• wick which themillibatte been laid. 'Start
ing at the: Ailegheet;.Postoffice the track
rune up Federal street to North avenue, find_
along North avenue to Monterey-street,
where the' detiMaqrniik . ends. 'Commeno
'lug bete a single with the, requisite
:I:lumber:of switches,' rime along Monterey,
.41 1 4 1 KT, an4iFrerff *l3treets,,e Washington
aventie. 'Xaggart'stres, Union, avenue, and
Obarliti street, terminating about 200 yards
aboitr'thm inoutl3rOf:Pleaspiit Valley, for
therly called Snyder's Ilalovr.; The Road:
was halit tinder the supervision, of John.T l
Gordon,nd is capital 0100 cif .Workmaii-
Ship - iir ' that - 'llMl.` wee 'eomrininced . en
the' ilist*ef j l'huit,', and When . compile-
Jed sad:l4lly eqiiiPped Will dost ategt.fsB,-
OM -The '66thatint hatiti ordered Sys hand-,
some, cars of a'new design; 'Which are, being
constructed at . thi'stitabliahraent of Elpowins
& Co., Philadelphia. - As soon' • is‘thay•ar=
rive, the Mad will be opened, for business.
It rumsthrough tection'of,theleity, as'
yet not Very densely populated !but - . des
tined at • `day,ta one of the
Most thickly . settled 'Portions ,sif•Allegho-'
.ny„' All diong'tliii line; and esPecially near
i's terininris, we .no'ti'ced new buildings in
cotitsaof erection. It
_;can,hardly %fail' to
beeeine ; orie of thei best 'paying Toads in
this vicinity, and if nianagedproperly the
stockholders will have reason to confgratn
latitfinniablven on baying.embarked in the
-enterprise: • " ' _ , ' •
The following are . ' the of:jeers:
President-W.
Vice Penick --- A: Ik3itgite;
' Seer ettirk=-W1 ISt. 2 Ohiney.' ,
Treasufereapt. John Birmingham:
Dvectora-Jonatilan'Oallititheri 'Me-'
Cieey;• v flarnar# Grey, Richard Nuttall,
•; Sacierineenderie-=W: ' ' '
, 101vingto`the pressor other matter, this
notice was crowdedetitefSlitiiidaY,sisimel
stork Bitters! 4 1 41 , 414. t, day that, ra
thrialY ‘Piitrad ' lbMi ./.he I ;evyllPaPera - ea
1 14 , 1 4 . il'regt Or * "liraimr4l B ' are' vile
*arkPattafi4 VA MISS IMpostgoans; contain.'
inic no Medicinal *blued triudevergsmt,are,
ra4 11 7,- 1 1 1 7 NaCr. wAtakYiheVerages. and,
I '1 " 4441 ClaatOga[4arfraßtlind tonic,
. :'si,- .1%•;. 0 . . .V 0 22 0 t44JittirVi s
• . • rale' - - I '.' • .6,Artm-zit: r ' '
• shottldt . . -* . - a _ ery:la us tin_ Arm.
tel l
( L.
abase _nem. but pcbacre ' Antler '
:Tta h i Y.0t4t14 , 04 MONA 4 ..-
Ea , 13a4V a r in mrfti momath al i
1141.14 ' 4!l ' . ' "Th ee' e.-- lii - His ,- ' " . lti"
ties -ar - reaii-tozmant-int-id:
'M . "2"ledia.,slliedentatid:satirbilionb" . `..
4 113 P t 4 ePen;itOztaabloknoVini. tAtitii:Wari.
r - Vir o 4 l M/4."oo4Juiltdi t lfiti=
a -. are the , safest . t;: t s o
rC ventivill all bilious deraio tints;
144%1 ' AVOL li tting Ithel whole -*stet&
",- - • .t 29 . qe digestiri organs.
The y ar a AY recommended - as an in
tigorating.tome to of while 'miming;
altnif o thaAlow of m c i
ilk i zand for cinitai.
g see Vn*,
.. sestoreithet prostration' whit4i
,oveyik.fmlaWol long.anntinued I siekhtmin
they are unaurpeosed. .No, hooiehold
should 'consider tnemselves safe from the
• ot dijkirs.: maladies *ltliont these invaluable
medicines. They can be obtained of any.
druggiat• well'
_
L'e'4'l4
HT. rITTSBURGTUIGAZETrEqjTU:ESIYAT. SEPTESIntini 1868:
._ ..._,....---,-.
..'"
Tobacco Destroyed I
Lesie eft Cheerier and Smoking the
, . . . . ~. .. , ,
One
. bog of ORTON'S PREPARATION is wan
gairrithin deatroy . the appetite 'fee tobacco in any
person, 'no matter how strong the habit be;
gar IF ITrAir..B Le 1.. , rf CASS - ME MOSITWriIt. ng
uartnving. '• It 'is almost impossible to break liir
from:thinly,' of tobacco by the mere exercise ofihe •
*ill: Something Ii neededto !moist nature in over
ooming a habit so firmly rooted; with the help of the
prepaintion there is not the least trouble. Hun
dreds have used it who are willing to bear witness
to I the 'fact that ORTON'S PREPARATION corn.
'pletely destroys the appetite for tobacco and leaves
the pe .on as tree from any desire for it as before
he co , menced I its uoe. It is perfectly safe and.
' harm is in all eases: The Preparation acts directly
upon be Sate glands and secretions affected by to.
l i ii,
bocc ~ and rough these upon the blood, thorough
ly el ;attain the tobacco Poison of tocco from the system',
• and ,us a ying the unnatural =stings of tobsoco..
NO , out HANKroliso FOB TOBAcOO *Trutt yenta
) =OW a /.11X,PABATIOlt1;.,SECOLLYXT IT it
. . . WARE/4;IICD. ,AIIWATIZ 0
~ 1P
00UNTWIIT8i
iiECOBiEtEND;LTIMNEL
•
Thetol owing are s few ideated-from the multi•
Mule or remminetidattons in Otliilo/18011110111
(Pleat W. P. Neild. Rig,. Bangor. Me. l
• '• • 'BANGOR, Me.,'April A 41868.
hefebi Certify that I. have used tobacco for Mir- •
tY years past and for the last fifteen years 'I have
used two pounds pm' month. - I have made attempts
to . leart off at diftbrent Aimee. .1 have left off one
year eta time; but always continued to .hanker, for
it until I used Orion's Preparation, which has com
pletely cured me - of the appetite .for tobacco. I
would recommend all who are affected with this ter
rihle habit to try th ps:rtion f o llowedill cer
talnly cure Alf the d i rect ion s.are
. • - , - . • , W. P..HEALD. ,
•
[Prom W. Adkini Xlioiville,Tennj • .
llttoxvit.me., Tenn., August 5, ISOT.
This Is to certifythat I MO used tobacco to such
an extent that my. lit &Ittihad. WOMB: greatly:im
paired; and my Whole - syttenideranged and broken
down. In June. 11161.1 -purchased One box of 01
ton's Prepatatlon, and after using it .11bund that I
was completely cured. bate not bad any hatiki•S
ing ordesirelbr tobacco since nsing the preparation..
I believe it to be all that it. is recommended, and I
would advise ail who:wish to quit tee use of tobacco
to try one box of Orton's Preparation.
• • E. W. ABEINS.
artier John Morrilbßaogor, Me., • ...
. •
Bastion, il on, e., Marco 24,868.
• This lb.to certify that I aye used . to bacco for
eighteen years: Dave tried many times to leave off.
but have .entered so much from * dizziness in my.
head, and gnawing at my stomach, that I have soon
given tip the trial. A abort timesinee it friend ' '
in
duced me to try Orton's :Prep ,ration tsold by you.) '
I have done so. and am completely cured. - I did not
In the lesethanker after tobacco, either to smoke or
chew. after I Pecan to use the Praparation.
• , • • . 40IIN MORRELL.
Price of ORTON'S PREPARATION Two Dollen
per box, forwarded to any part of the country, post
paid, oa. receipt of price. ktoney sent by mail at
our risk. Address, •
• ' C. B. COTTON; PrOpiietOrs
Box 1 148. Portland, Maine.
We. the undersigned. have bad personal dealings
with C. d e alingTTON, and have found hun a reliable
and fair man, and believe his stateuients
deserving the cmdidence of the public:
S. IL Richardson, Rev. lireen. Dr. S. B.
roruind, Me.; Charles H. Morrill. litdde
ford, Me. •A. Boviej Atternec,—iietrane, me.;
Alone.' Barnard . , Banger, his.; Wm. U. Sweet,
YK, West Mansneld, Mass. • H. M. isoynton. East
Acworth. 24. H.; et. Johnaville, N. Y.
surTmee I ' .
Ibilouous Weed. Tobacco.
I
rarNIANEEOOD AND THE VIGrOII
OF YOUTFUreflored lutAr weeks. Suc
cess guaranteed.' DE.IIIICOItirn ESSNCE OF
LIFE restores manly poyrers from whate E ver cause
arising; the effects of early Pernicious habits, self
abuse, impOteney and eilmate give 'way at once to
this wonderful medicine.; If taken regularly actord
-1.1 to the directions, (which are very simple, and
ruire no restraint from business or pleaure.)
ra lunette impossible . Sold in bottles of fa. or four
quantities in one for •To be 'had only of the sole
appointed agent in America, H. OEIIITZEN, 205
Second AventllWNew York. . 1e2:164-Tra
ritgrPRILOSOPHT OF MAR- ,
BIAGE, s new Course of Lectures, as de
livered at the Hew York Museum of Anatol:Cy, 'em
bracing the subjects: Bow to UTe and what to lire
for; Youth, Maturity and Old Age: Manhood gener-.
ally reviewed: the cause of Indigestion, flatulence
and nervous diseases accounted -for;' Marriage phli
000phically considered; &c. Pocket volurues con
taining these tenures will be torwarded to parties
tumble to attend, on receipt of four stamps, by ad
dressing 8 EVItETABL. New York Museum of Anat
omy and Science, 018 Broadway, How York..
jelittlire-Tre- • •
DYE.
IarITATCHELOWS HAM
..
ThLs irptendlaliale Dye Is the ..best In the world;
theOnly.tram sad perfect, Dye; harmless, reliable,
1 n ll4 I P
irgill : i '
.the no d re P re l e:t n
bedtndopUt•digar
rs4,os led leaves toe Hair dolt anu bos.tlia . I. black
or brow*. Bold by all Drug and Perfhmerstrd
IrdatrgrelerAtiriTo-1" WIK i natrM a ..
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tarGIFIDE TO hATlAßittitille,
_ renal Men , s Oulde to Happy Marriage,
and DOljugal yetetty: . The /toluene views of ben rr
°lent psystelaue, On the Errors and Atlases Incident
to Youth and trly • Manhood, sent to sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge Address HOWARD, AS
SOCIATION; Box P... Phihtdelphis. Pa. myliltoaST
' FOR, SALE--RELILIi, ESTATE.
•
. _
, • TWO Botnnts 'AND,' LOT on . Can 01l street,
Allegheny. , This Fperty will be sold low dis p els ( (
' part,' la about h ea v ing the city. and wishes to
• of the property TWOe removing.
L .,II.I.WHILL; -DWELLING HOUSE ,5 TWC
RA liNgielaltkgeod.,PAlol., and , about '5OO acres
Umber land....WWs property.wilt be sold low.. Da*
49,500—bean re on Itmecto suit buyer.
PARK tlP‘lffiti'AOßM, will be sold for twenty.
dollars Per acre. Improvements comfortable frame
house 'and ftoo4l Um: 50 acres of the land clear..
FARM OF 150 ACRES, hear the line of rellroadt'
very well located: for raising stock; Improvements
are good and substantial; 100 acres of the, land In
meadow and grain. ,
CITY PROPERTY.—WM sell a ho od brisk house,'
contairungtve rooms, at Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
awl would rentfor the azupent in sir. years:
A LARGE' LOT` OF GROUND; having ',a river.
fronti_and very eonvenlent of access. ~ • •, •
TARNER).. convenient to - the city, end haying a
.well established custom or local trade oonnected
-tberewithtsgood. dwelling ind forty acres of land:
YOUR LOTS In Sharpseurg, near, the railroad;
-would mike &rod tool ..tard.. „ •
HOTEL PO SALE.—That One Hotel property,.
attested; av the BlitirevillO. Junction, contenting
fourteen r rooms, ay,e...necessary outran
with three acres of den 'and' fruit trees. d ft
well.located.hotel be sold low, as tbe proprie
tor wishes to froze business.
• *m i rk
Onelarge HotisN fier,Boaiding House.
One new Brick House, 8 rooms.
One rune Brick Hotne of 4 , rooms. - • •
One new Back Mouse of 3 rooms.. ;
One House of S. rooms and lot 56 by 140.''
One'llouse andlotlBo by 160. •
Tweenew Brick Rouses; 11 rooms each.
One new Frame House. 4- rooms.
' Two - new Brick Houses, 3 rooms with.
One new Prune House in Wlliclnslmrg, • having
• 1 six rooms and lure lot. well =Red for garden.
rortsettheskcratr 'ilivided• into acre
power and a 'st y le Room and Yard for rent, Ina
good location.. ill-be: related - for short or long
',FOII4.RASHOIt BALE-3 tots on Morton street.
Ninth Ward,, • , • ; • • ,
W6hiptD-3,0 00 ,reet of Flagg ing 3 to *inches.
,
TO 'L0Ar1....550,000,
• • IN SI3MB OY. $6.0001.14D UPWARD.
odalivicaugo:ESTATs OFFICE;
c. •• c,
Nih'9l.gralaet;ilrittisirallol6;
tgroWILL PIT11(IIIMIE
- • SEAT COIINTILY,I3It AT, coa
-1 or- Wake)lr Wider temp:to-road ;colt.ration.,
e hap? menta . anti' cottager house, with itable
Cdoteir cVP/IfOluss;,lll€4k.beariortfroit Wee; of
at • cw.ton , watered by two never-fall
i
oittlated,aollealroni: rate, near ' .
-Jdoliee , a nooks ,and Cbartiers Slreek•ta'rdte
in
place an extensive Wilitteiami be; pad Of ptiettav
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Ap I • •
ri glor. Tooth and•guiliblielit
,
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of oto r 04 /VINO
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ma collsly,wittlt awl al ig_pqt repOtwolll9l o 4
Einalil eimilap St Autisby Min •tepao sn wail
inellinest Is • ull , ululate on ' apish Ores
egbeny, nor Snits ' hlrd,WsWl nottOot anata
Oom• 0n.,X111 be so d low sod on essy isrum ot
.psziintSoli
n. . _
t t ly , 7 zi •• S. OlrrinaltiT a BONS, • l'
s . , , , ... • .. ~ • emnallelnintest..,
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Aar ,
,00r , 1 105111.1.11 LE. .
We" Vtitia'a nontainlng
lan A I gs, w ith S ~ .reodl, and aeknowl?
lOW b, all as nesetaaliding Slut view on she
Allegheny river. Terms mow. lenquire at
atilSailikuwr be. 320 LIDEUTI bTilErr.
prsu,RE TOWS: LIFE laf THE
quJunITAN
lIITUAL WE mama, Co,
w
OF ic 4 YORK.
1
No. 102 ROADWAY..
UNA
RAPIDLY INCRvoinith OYES
100,60 0 . -
This Company Is'the Guardian of a Sacred Fund,
wh
with provide far the burde n and the Father.
lees, the least possibl to the Insured.
All Appro*ed Forms of Policies Issued.
Liberal modes for the payment of Premiums.
Policies Non-forfelti gby their terms. - The Entire
Profits of the Oompa y dlvired equitably among the
insured. Last Jut of Premium, kI.FTY PER
OENT.
IItECTORS:
Hon. John A. DI , E. V. Hanghawout,
Hon. James Harper. William Wilkins,
John J. Crane, Julius H. Pratt.
Wam T. Hooker, NV fillam W. Wright,
Wm. Id, Vermilye, Charles J. Starr,
Chas: G. Rockwood, 'William Allen,
Hon. Gee. Opdyke, Geo. W. Cuyler,
Minot C. Morgap, Geo. T. Hope,
Thomas Rlgney. . John H. Sherood,
riid. B. Sherniati, Edward H. Wright,
Aaron Arum,.. Geo. W. Varlee,
iiich'dH. Bowne, ' Wm. .L. Coggswell.
WAIAToN H. PEOEHADI, President.
HENRY V . OAHAtg7AN Secreis' ry.
• ' LUOII7B Mi7.1.D,.!.1 1 1; Actuary.
SATES wisuzziri,
GENERAL AGENT 708 WESTERN PENNA . ..
iteonk No. G. esi Citing/le/40
big, corner of Sixth end Wood streets, •
iil'Vr€ll3 l l7llo l3 ,
ilirkgenta wanted. Apply as above. •
BEN FitAINIMIN
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OP ALLFAMENT, PL
Wee In Franklin Savings Bahlißandingss
No. 38 Ohlo St., Allegheny.
- - - .
. • •
• A HONS. 001 d -PANT, inanaged by Met:tomatoll
known to the commruslil, wbo true & by Da aoIdMIS
to merit a share of your pat ronage. .
, .. • -
. - . . . . ..
• HENRY Mika_ Presides'.
USA. D. ItlDDlcir. Secretary.
_
' - DlElMOTialtg:
Henrylrwt D. L. Patterson. (Henry Gam's, --
Geo. A. Riddle, Jacob Irrana. Gottleiblraaa, s, ,
Simon Drum , J. B:._Eentth, Jacob Enah,
W. M. Otewart, Cb. P. Wbfaton, Joseph Craig, -
Jos. Lauta9 . l. H.J. Ibtkand. , i Jeremiah . Kam.
• aplOtoM - .
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
Op THE OM or =aunt _
2 0fact r a t. ALLEGHEICY TRIM 00111:PANYI
FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.
•
W. W. MARTIN, President
JAS. E. sTEVEMON, Secretary.
DLRECTOUB:
A. H. English o.H.P.WllllamslJno. Thompson
Jno. A. Myler, Jas, Lockhart, Jos. Myers,
JJas. li, Graham, Robt, Lea, ;C. C. Boyle.
no. Brown, Jr. Geo. Gerst, 'Jacob Kopp. -.
mhZ:n3l _
WESTEILN ENSUTIANCE• COW.
FANY OF PITTSItUftOII.
ALEXANDER NIMICK, Preside
WM. P. HERRZitT. Secretary.
CAPT. GE'VERIC NEELD, General Agent.
01904 93 Water street, Spang Ware•
honsey up stains, Pittsburgh.
WU' la:nre against ail kinds of Fire and Marine
Risks. , A home institution, managed by Director'
who are well known to the community, and who ire
determined by - promptness and liberality to mare
tam the character which they have assumed, as of
fering the best protection to those who desire to, be
insured.
DIRECTORS
Alexander
B. Miller Jr.,
James Maiile7,
Alexander Spear s
Andrew ',aim
David M. Long.
Ibmeen.
EMI
PENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PIITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, No. 167 N WOOD STREET, BANK 07
COMMERCE BUILDING. .
This is a Home Company, and insures against tom
by ileoMvrivriEß, President.
C. C. BOYI.E, Vice President.
ROBFET PATRICK, Treasurer.
' MUCH McELHENY, Secretory.
IT
P RR • . ,
Loosara waiter. George_whon,
0 U. Boyle. Geo..W. Evans, -
Bi l bete Patt er, • J. C. Lippe,
Jacob J . C. limner.
Jas.Kinge John Voerile7.
Jas. IL Hopkirui, , A. Ammon.
Henry 8 . rout, Irk
TNDENINITY
A AGAINST LOSS BY
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA, .
OPTIOZ, 433 a 437 CHESTNUT BT., raft BM
•' . :
Jr • InaZCTORS. _.
1
Charles . Boucher, ..Mortletal U. Wahl
'Tobias Wagner, David B. Brown,
•
BAllitlei Grant, -Isaac Lea
Jacob R. dtoltb.. , . Edward C. Dale.
..
IF gorge
. W. Richard& , _ (loom Yates. •
, CRAlliXt3 O. B&W HER, - President.
W. C. DALE, Ines President. -, , • •
, IP.
C. OTItELA Bee,retarydoratess: .
__dr. 1344.11.D.5ER currix, AGIN%
! ..' North West oonier Third and Wood StreeU.
nardlawl6 n -. ' , -. • . . . -
mErnt invtitlizAscra co*
pANy OP PITIIIBUBAIH.
07/1.10E; EIT HIPTEESTBSAHT. .HalrnHLOOn.
insures sealant - nil kinds ante and *nine MILL
JOHN. ramirrtr;; Ja.; Preaktant.
- "JOHN HeOORD. Mee :President..
•0. 43. DONNELL. Beeretaiy". •
• t ' HAFT: WH.'DEAIti Chsneral Agent. '
!John isnini _' Jr. ..-. • • Crpt. 14. in. i
John D. Hauords L. Fanne=
C.G.".. Hassey, - ' W. "H. Everson,
, Hartray_Chnda, Hobert H. D61 , 18.'
T. HolkiniKah , - Brazen; Salim, - •
„Charles, Hays, _, . Capt. J. T. Stock dale.
peOrms , INSITHANCE con.
otncif i N. B. mum/ WOOD a Flynt rm.
• Hornet:l.:imps:ly, taking Fire and Marine Mau
larst.
-John W P att, ti ", •
John E. Parks.
-Capt. James MtCar l
Wm. Van Kirk,
James D. :Vermei l •
. -WM. TRILL •
JON H WATT, Me
W. F. GARDNER.,
CAM JAB: CORD
GROCERIEK
VITAL MILLER,
V V
(Lite Ituiei
44 1 :; '. $ '- : "
2:41
,A3tiTD 2213'
.
ME
Corner Liberty and liwin St**.
.;offbr to tbs. trade &e . t.a , * lFfgnresi
• vittaixiiandlota. ,
'loobests , oboIoCTOUNG `llll3oli, JJA.1 , 41.
4441Airatrillako, „ •.
" -11 u suss *Wes 1400Citt
bbls. ask* AtmI..INICOIOX.
, 9 •1!,
Innis i t s l2 l /5 ,litn="s., "•-• • r
•, bblit is* ssuumpatik , . 1! • •
obts,..&V/NRDSUe.ait: :
r . . Wkertnire l499l 4.144A010 .
;••. 010 ilk. NO JOO r rf 1 !) II.!; ;4:
inMSAfairjrjareatlßA 0010108.;:-
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sio 01 % OltAlspozra
- • ~ tquot Tit 131 lt , : (TO , • • 9INt,
SPRINS• . • '`).4:: , - i - ii.
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, ia o 0 teiiiiiisfelielliioSu.
3
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•If i titrp t l ssl , ll li4e)NL:
,4, 1 1. itic,:urt Pnereia
ra, gain* amuses : 1: .
' "g' eelQlder
A ,„,.
, :!"-I'l s'ldos• Cent Issmui,' '
ltstozestalkorsaleby
t , . b I -...IIITZES 6 illaiNl6loilG
' is ; . _AO - Market street. corner P int,
?EMIL Allll-25 Maul for Bale
by 4. B. CULDIFISLD & DON.
fITTSBUBGII ''l4l)ollTlNfi 1101181.
- sierenusim /830. • -
SCHMIDT 8i FRIDAY,
-• or ORIONrI
WINES AND LIQUORS, •
NO. 409 Penn. Street, l'ittsburglk„
Would direct the attention of the public to the fact
that, Po waging supeTsor facilities through several
large 'Wine and Liquor Houses in enabled
making their importations direct, they_are
to offer the various grades of choice WiNES AID
LIQUORS at prices less than Eadtern rates. 'Ex
aminations of qualities and comparison ot prices
respectfully solicited.
A choice assortment of pure OLD BYE WHIS.
'VEY constantly on band
CLARET, VIIITE AND SPARKLING,
Joan R, MeCane, -
Chas. I. Clarice, •
William S. Evans,
Joseph lilrkpatrler•
Reymer,
Wmu Morrison,
nat
DiMIETOReS 0n L. EbOadit
olio,.
Samuel P. iihriver,
Charles Arbuckle,
Jared M. Brush,
m. F. Longo_
Samuel McCriaart
lvaident.
! President.
Sr:General Aileen
MEM
EMI
WINES, .LIQUORS, &c
CIAARE'r..
o.
-
gGr Med g.aux,
Jacques,
Chateau Lafftte.
Chateau Mar gaux,
Chateau La Bole.
NVB:2ITV , WIN $.
1• Cbsimt Latour Blanche
Cbsteau Yquem.
Ht. SauteraeS, •
Chateau bantams.
HociK wirms.
i ?Tantetn.
i Hoetatelm.
Lsubenheimer,
ISPJLitIICIEANGE WINMIS. ' i
mogfet muscaita, ,: I *scharsburs; .
Sochtieisier?s sopertor quallty. - .. . .; ;
-CIEtAaIt:PAGI-NE. ' ' , -
, .
Moet A M Cli
andan, : ' - ainbertino.
regz i l l i., - . ' ' '' fi l raiteolt,
bamolis,
Also, A larite
_fissortment ft BRANDIES, WHIS
KIES and S,.
~of all ; deootiptlone, coastal:Dl'
'on hand, at
MirAZIEVIS,
(LATE UL L E E d BICKETI3O26
221 and 228 Liberty Street, Pittabargh.
• :592
JOSEPH. & FINCH & C 0.,.
Nos. 185. 187,189. 191, lag andl9d,
PLBST BTREST,. PITTaBIITM4H,
I ItANurAonnians or
Copper Distilled ' Pure Rye Whiskey.
Also, deslers in FOREIGN * WOMB and LIQUORS,
HOPIS. se. • mhill.ns2l
punE NATIVE WINES.
ISABELLA AND CATAWDA,
Of our own:growl's/. Also, the beat brands of
CHAMPAGI*M, CLARET, AIIERRY 'and PORT
"WINEd. "Vine Growers' Company" of BRAN
DY, pint II aaks, just the thing for travelers.
.o.—Particntar attention paid to su ppl
families. A. DIAMAiIIx,
JyM:tl37 No. 4 Virgin alley, Pittsburgh.
COAL AND COKE,
OSCAR F. LSMlti & co.
C. DAVIS.
COAL AND COKE. ----
011104 4 Sandusky Street and P. P. W. dr. O.
8.. R., Allegheny City.
13111TRIOR
• Tonglagheny Coal and Cencibailie Coke,
AT LOWEST MARKET SATES•
Aar Orden promptly 'Molded to
COALI . COAL!i C 0.41.422
DICLSON, ; STEWART & CO.,
Having removed their Office to
NO, 567 LIBERTY errimwr,
(Lately City Flour Mill) BECOND }MOOS.
Are now pi
lttrA 81E 1 lit ) ! (Te r m? Tetw a e. r it
morket price.
All orders left at their alms, or addressed to
them through thetas% will be attended to promptly.
CHARLES H ARMSTRONG,
D . ZALICR IA
TOIJGHIOGIENY AHD 00; t
. .
_ AnAlAnuracturers of
OkIAL, SLAM AND DICSULPIIIIRIZED. COKE.
Nice and Yard—C(llll4X OP. BUTLER ADM
MORTON STREETS. First yard oil Liberty and
Clymer streets. Ninth 'Ward, and an Second sired,
near Lock No. LL Pittsburgh, Pa. ,
Families , and- M anufacturers, supplied with the
best article of Coal or Coke at the lowest cash rates.
Orders left at• enrol' their aloes will - =wive
, m 4 attention. . •
j rNISTBONG & HUTCHIZEISON,
• • - - Buocessors
TpFGUIOGNIINT 004.6)4,
. •
ID_IIPPERS AND-MALEY& BY RAIL.
BOAD A ND BINE% of superio;Yougblq[boay • ,
CAS 'AND• r iAMILY • COAU:'
Mice and Yazd.-TOOT OP TRY BTBBET,. neat
SAFETY. FIRE .:JACKET.
SECURITY AND COMFORT FOR
THE TRAVELING' COMMUNITY.
t nun
B. ti SAFITY FIRE JACKET,
Car Heater and Moderator
lor fildOlLlt AND HOT ALB FLUBS, dlspetudng
with the use; of Stoves and. Fires in or about the
Passenger or Baggage Care, with the attachment to
graduate the heall,d , any temperature that may be
desired without the possibility of, tiring-the car or
cars to whieh the Jacket May attached. , .
Having obtained of the United States Letters,Pat
ent for a Safety. Jacket which Is warranted to resist
the meat Intense heat that may be adpited to it In
the position and purpose for-whleh It is Intended.
It la a sure protection from acoidenta by fire. origi
nating from defec flues . or where iron pipes are
used as condnetois for smote or heat. It Is appll•
plicable to all piping that may, beoome overheated.
and Is warranted to give perfect satisfaction where
wood Or other - co mbnitible material may. be, placed
In close prokinifty thereto. I am 'now ready to ap
ply my invention to , Wilms dwellings. faoterles,
=Pea -liteambouta, railroad cam do.. wherever
1010e$ ea conductors are inede dangerous. by' Intimr ,
overheated and sectitity &eased. tL will sell.,on
rights to manufacture or to use the above
invention; uso, tergtorial rights, to snob as :nay
-wish toe ngage in aellilag ptrOiges% either by State
tor coonty... , • *
• •. .
_B.; B. HAMM!.
it TM' P LUG ULTRA' PAINT
Wnta" corner of Norte street' nd the Atinte•
SraZtliantroaoi . Ninth Ward, Fittsbygit, rsr.
teSEEM:Ni =;ANDlutiTTl..rq..t,
NCOORCIATO
,Ak,",., ,,. :- , ,•,,, , • ~..=. -,
lot MILLAI;P
'`l J• 11;1 ,: f VITTEMIPRGEE. •-' ' . 1 •-•
'..1
' OW ` Itnielitiir triixirr, ; ad , rainir
~ J ii, _..,;-.•11::1.,:-..,..
. ..,. ! ..,-. -. t.. 5,•::
-,.; t3t'A Aisenciii'illijiiiisprzt,
..! .4 ~,.;:v,
J 1 8 HEETIN (i'S'. *ND' BATING '
......_ ;0, ' 7, 1 1- - - 1... ; •t:: s!i.
,i.TAVLO •
" ER,
10.45 outs eras= miaow's/.
it T o.i ttfld thelOrMei very 111 plitiOnade be •
upon me. I assure my Mends and the public
artnerall>r that. in the euture as In the past. shall
endeavor diligently to merit a oontinhance or the
same, and will be always at the shop
front 7 to
A. X. find from 1 to a r. miztl4l4
WSALE/IiGM IFEST
TUESDAY-.,Se G and Day. '1
SEPTEDISZU IST.
GRAND CONCERT;F THE FEST,
';By the combined Singing Societies Of
Four Hundred Male Voices,
AND. AN
IMEI
Orchestra of Forty Pieces,
AT KEYSTONE RINK.,
ALLEGHENY OITY,
Under the direction of Prof. A. 11.15AUFF.
ryt , 4I46IMA.7O:ISEE.
PAW I.
1. Overture—Felsenrauhle,- by Atissiger.
The Great Feat orchestra, Prof. Toerge, Director.
2. On the liven Bea Moehring.
Grand - Chorus, With Bolos and Quartette and
Orebestat.. - ,
3. Sanctus Ouonod.
ldra. Downing; Misse, McCaffrey, Muller, Bur
. kle and Henna: Mes.rs: H. and a. Weber, dig.
fitarnboni, Lr. Poerater and Louis Brecht.
with Hut:. DM.+reonle Mangold.
horns, octal
Patriotic limn - 1;341110A c.. •
itccompaniment. _
8. .11112Grailladrnagured Chorus, . with Orcl"hestritrealiciozemr:
Paahnent.
PAST It. '
6. Folpourri From Gounod's Faust.
By the Fest Orchestra, G. Toerge, Director.
7, On the Meade Gumbert.
Bang by Miss Menne.
.8. Light! More ILight Abbe Liszt.
. Wroethe"slast Words,) Ob reel with accompa
niment et gee horns.
9. Neckar and Rhine
Messrs. U. and A. Bieber, Brecht a Foerster.
10. Larghetto.• From De due i3ymoboni, Beethoo-
Yen. Qu artette for stringed instruments, by
the bro efsToerge and Zitterbart.
14 Star Spangled kl , Mner. • - '
• , Full Chore/11'1th Brass Band.
1% Triumph' of the German. Song. By Schneider,
-Doors open' at 7 o'clock: commencement at B
o'clock.-..asimisslon *l. ' Tickets tote mid at all the
Music etores, 2 _Reierved seats 115 cents extrap-to
be SeCured at Rieber's and 31ellor's Music Btu s.
commencing on Mazy morning at 9a`elock.
, • Toaccommodate persons living on the due o P..
F. W. & It.; trains will leave at 11:10 P.
WEDNESDA.kr.--Third Day.-
'FORENOON,
BUSINESS MEETING OFDISTRICT SAENGERFEST.
IN TICE ;EVENING, pt 8 O.:`clock,. •
MUSICAL CONTEST
Between the different Societies - at TUBBER'S
HALL. on Muth street, embracing ,s Lumber of
choice Quartettes, Solos, Chonmes, Lc. Also Over
tures and Pot Pourris:bv Toerge's Orchestra. The
Oerman Turners have ;Os° imity volunteered their
assistance, and will perform their famous Tableaux.
Vivants, &c. ifirAdmbwon, $l.
TEEITRSDAYVourth Day,
A PROCEp,SION
Of the various Societies will be formed at Turner
Hall, Sixth street, and march' over the following
route: - Sixth street. btuithdeld street, Fifth street.
3larket street, St. Clair and Penn to iron City Park,
where the Festival will be continued the entire
day. The public are cordimilly. Invitrd to part
pate in the Various amusements, and..be ss.ured
that the Committee of • Arrangements have made
ample provision t- guarantee lhe be.t of order and
a pleasant recreation for all:
Admlssinn=dentlemen, 50c, Ladles, 25c.
ecial trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad will
leave. Licertv street, corner of Smithfield. every
hour after 10 o'clock c.. 11. to Iron City Park.
In the evenit g the festivities wilt close with a
GRAND ' BALL AT TURNER NALL,
au23:
. .
OrPROP. CARPENTER'S
FASHIONABLE ROMIG 4CADERI4
PHILO HALL, No. if 5 Third street, win open for
the res•eption - of pupils Sept embeilst. 1868. Class
dna and hours—For. Ladles, Masters and Welles.
W. dnesday and Saturday, at 9 % o'clock P. is. For
tientletacti—Tnesday and Friday Evenings, at 8
with Private lessons,' given when not engsged
classes. Circulars can be had at the Masi°
Inures sue at the Academy. Arliall to let to Se.
tact Parties. • • • au20:1178
mr79
FERTILIZERS
T O WHEAT GILOWEIM
EUREKA A3TMONIATED BONE,
SUPER-FHOSERATE OF . LEEK,
00AL,
MANTYPACUIatEII BY
The Allegheny Fertilizer Co.
SEWARD & CAMPBELL,
P.RCIPERJETC?RS,
Office, 356 • Penn street, ' "Pi t tsburgh, Pa.
The beatZertillaer in Use, and recog nized y
Tamers who have given it a trial._ tobe the stand
ard for raising large crops :of Wheat, Rye, Oats,
Corn, Pots toes , nu. 'Welinve,publittbsd for gratu
itous circulation amumphlet containing interesting
and valuable statements of, this : Fertilizer, copies of
which will be sent trap to any sending us their ad
dress.
MEDICAL. '*'•
MANHOOD: HOW , LOST HOW
.0.1„ RESTORED I Just published to sealed sneer
s,__UPrics,.- amts. A LECTURE ON THE
NATURAL TREATMENT. and, Radical Cure of
fipermatorrhma, or SeminalWeatnets, Involuntary
Er - missions, Sexual Debility and:mpediments to Mar
riage genersUn
_Nervousnesr,' Consumption, Epi
lepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Incapaeltv,
from Self Abuse, 'Ac. -Robs. J. Culver
well.. M.D. A
_author of the "Omen flook,_" Arc. "
BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFEREEE, ,, se nt
under seal, in a plain envelope; to any address; post
paid,onreceird otsix cents, ortlto posta_ge stamps,
to CRAE-_,I. ELLNE 'it Co.', BOWERY,
NEW YORK, POSTOFFICE 80E 4588. Also Dr.
Culverwell's "IdarriaFethilde," rite 25 cents.
, .;m7S:D4wT
iA N H0011V.”' Aidother New
M , MEDICAL PAMPH Ti LET, from the pen of
CURTIS. Th e 'Medico/. mes says of this work:
"This • valuable treatise 011 the cling!, and. cure of
premature anent:LP, !MOWS how health is impaired
through secret abuses of youth end manhood, and
how e aelly- regained. It gives a clear synopsis of
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