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PAM,•CIARDEN I AND HOUSEHOLD;
Farm Notes For September.
Begin at once' the work peculiar to the
season. Remove weeds, and carry all
:de
raying wrate matter to the compost heap.
,
All vaca nt ground or whatever is now to
be cleared of earlier crops should be planted
and filled'up With'fall crops. •
Beans—Late crops should be cleared of ,
weeds and earthed up.
Beets—Take up early crops by the close
of the month. Be careful in storing them
'ln a dry, airy place, the external moisture
being well dried off before storing.
Cabbage—Sow seeds this month of hardy
early sorts, to stand over winter and pro
duce early crops. The early York is well
known, and other hardy kinds may be tried,
which the seedmen offer. The plants are to
be set out on ridges about the Ist of Nevem
ber.7 Sow seed ehough to insure an abund
ant suppl.
Cauldi
i i
wer—Seeds of this fine vegetable,
for early pring and summer use, shbuld be
-sown th latter part of the month. There
is but. li tie more skill required than in.
growing e cabbage,and it shbuld be more
common In our country gardens than it is.
Celery—As the crop advances continue
to - earth nir -every ten days or so, in dry
weather, and without covering the bud.
German Greens—Sowearly_in the month,
for late winter and early spring use. -If the
firsesowing fall, - sow again and again, and
allow no. failure of a crop, the value of
which we do not sufficiently realize till we
anise. If the weather be very, dry, top
dress with long litter and manure after sow
ing.
Lettuce—For winter crop sow seeds early
in the month. Plant out in rich beds such
as are now fit, and keep well worked.
Onions—Take up onions what the tops
have fallen, and leave to dry Well.in the
sun before trimming them and storing them
in a dry, airy place.• Break down thetops
of those that still exhibit luxuriant growth.
Radish—Sow now hardy varieties for win
ter use, such as black Spanish and winter
Chinese rose. -
- Spinach—Sow of this for spring greens
about"the middle of the month. The prickly
kind is the best.
Turnips—Keep themsufficiently thinned
and clear of weeds.
Potatoes—When the tops are dead, they
should be taken up and put away, eare being
taken that they have sufficient ventilation,
-.and are not in too large bodies.
- . How a Hog sweats.
Not Hite a horse or man, but through his
tore legs. There is a spot on each leg, just
below the knee, in .the form of a sieve;
through this the sweat passes o'ff, and it is
necessary that this be kept open. If it get
closed, as is sometimes the case, the log
will get sick; he will appear stiff and
cramped, and unless he gets relief it will go
hard with him. To cure him simply open
the pores. This is done by rubbing the
spot with a corn cob, ' and washing with
warm water.—Rural World.
Use a Digging Fork.
We are very much surprised, notwith
standing all we have written on the subject,
to find so many people sweating array at
digging with a spade; when, in nine cases
out of ten, the digging fork will do four
times the wink in the same tithe, with ir.-
expressibly less labor. It is scarcely neces
sary to say that the people we see so barba
rous are not our readers, but even "our
own" people do not seem to know that a
four-tined fork is much better than a five
tined one..—Gard. Monthly.
TILE number of fruit growers in Michi
gan is estimated at 350. • The number who
make it a specialiyii estimated at 275, and
their farms range from ten to fifty acres.
The number of fruit growers in the State is
-constantly increasing. .As yet, however,
the question has not been settled whether
the business will prove profitable. The fol
lowing figures exhibit a close (and perhaps
tinder)•estimate-of the amount and value of
- the crop raised in the State last season ;
13%.. Per bu.
1.0,005 • $4,09 Va,oco
13,005 5.50 72,505
400, 00(0 1,25 500,000
100,000 10. 10,0(0
00,0(0
Strawberrles '
Blackberries and Its in
be r. les.
,Beaches, baskeS:s
Apples, Peas, Plums.
Ter al..— fros.too
The remarkable feature In this exhibit lies
in the fact that, until very recently, it was
. supposed tnat_Michigan could never grow
any amount of fruit. The value of the
crop for the ',present year
_is estimated at
$900,000. ,
Tim great Maine staple is hay, the crop
.of which is now. pearly stored. It: has: been
-a most propitious season, continued rains in
- the spring and" uninterrupted - sunshine In
the gathering.' Barna overifoW With a crop
almost twice than of ordinary years. The.
potatoes of Maine
_promise, too; an alma:
dant . yield. Other staples, such as granite,:
• lee' and:lfine;.llf.Ond less on the seasOnsand
more on individual enterprise, which lif afore
i active.siow than ever. , ' • '
tiawrinar AND 01111' M'Autftfa.—These
,are , excellent articles for promoting the
growth of-the vines, shrubs,, and small
iplants,.. ; They should be thr i own into a pile..
after' removing the coarser mrtions of the
mass, and thoroughly- saturated once or
twice a week with, a mixture of ' urine' and'
soapsiids. This - will induce:` Inciple'nt fer-'•
.0/saltation, and so far break down the,tex
`titre of the mass 418 to prepare it to act with
-energy when applied to any soil or crop.
SORE shoulders in working horses may
be effectually prevented by cutting a piece
of leather into a shape so as to lie , snugly be
tween the shoulders of the horse and the
collar._,
This fends offal! the friction, as the
slips. and moves on the, leather and
not on the shoulders of the horse. Chafing
is caused by friction; hence this method is a
plausible one, and is mach better than tying
slips of leather under the collar.
JOHN JOHNSON says he- has used manure
"-only as - a top dressing for 28 years, and that
he thinks one • load used so is, worth far
more than two loads ploughed under on stiff,
•.-• • • •
TEE American Agriculturist Says tallow
' is the beet article for greasing wooden sties,
'-and also:recommends castor oil for iron and
steel axles : In elttier case but little should
. - •
A PARaiza says the best plan for any One
to adopt when there are any insects ortoWls;
is td let them sleep or( pine shavings, "and
theturpentime will soon drive away all in
sects: ' I sometlinta sPrinkle it , oxi'my dogls
bedi•and the fleas soonleave. - • •
kitsliaid that a 812811 cow le
/41//engllO ,Dr Randall, of ParriAn'gton;
3ie., has given from which sn'average
poundi Of butter Ver,:Yrooki'lmn!. been
made during six summer months. • •,;
IT-re said an Ethati Alen colt t after hiv
ing been pronounced wortbless•as a trotter,
was told in,Bostou flve - yeitrs ago-for $l2O.
ll'he purchaser has recently been offered
$l2OOOO for him. , E,ll, - , 3
„_ A cow, eiglit years old,belonging to Prof.
B
oomer,' of ' Whitsboro', ,Yorli,' li
'
thirty days, this summer, gaie,.4i6e.gl-.
pounds of milk, as Is reported to the Utica
' Herald.
DOWNING says that the ctiriln peach'
4rets- is occasioned by the punctures of a
very minute aphides or ,plant lorise which at-
ly disfigures =
Uie*attile
t i ettaie
earthing s potatoes,and 'retards the - Tij
Leng expeTiments
this . fact—that billing up the p.
duce the crop :.one-fourth:: •
Yotterr, the: well-known. veterinarY stir
geon, .' who • has been , bitten eight or ten
times by rabidnnimals, says that crystals of
the nitrate , of silver ,robbed into the wound
will positively: - prevent hydrophobia in the
bittentperson • •
•
Tur. veterinary editor of Wilkes' Spirit of
the Times , recommends the following, for
scratches fri a horse: Take sulphate of zinc,
one drachm; glycerine, two ounces; apply
every. morning.
IT'm now ascertained, by weighing hay
into the mow in July and out in February,
that the shrinkage amouts to about 2S per
cent. •
Tax experiment of planting a tomato
plant by the side of fruit trees, shows that
in no case yet has the borer troubled such
trees.
It is but a few years mice Califorola had
to be supplied with wheat flour from Chili
'and New York. Since July 1, of, last year,
one hundred and fourteen cargoes of wheat
or live millions of bushels, valued at KM,-
NO have been shipped from that State =to
England, doing much to save England from
famine,, and the United States from famine
prices.
Last year two thrifty Germans purchased
eighty acres of landin Southern Tennessee.
This season they 'gathered strawberries
enough from four acres of it,to pay for the
whole tract. '
, ,
Alton, has, shipped more than 1,000
bushels of strawberries this year.
Wine, it is said, is being made in Gaines
ville, Fla., of tomatoes, which is reported
splendid. - , '
Land near Pleasantville, 'Venango court
ly, which was offered one month ago at
$250 per acre, in now held at $4,000 per
An Alderney cow recently imParted by
Mr. Sharpless, of Philadelphia, has on two
separate trials made 13 pounds of butter
per week, giving 24 quarts of Milk par,
day. without other feed than grass in, the
pasture. -
A farmer in Derbyshire - i t, England, re- ,
cently took a prize at a fair ort two cabbages'
that averaged 72-12 pounds.
Andrew B. Fuller, author of "Small
Fruit Cultnrist," says that with him coal
ashes are wor hs3 or $4 a load, especially
on Sandy land.
A correspondent of the Country Getkman
suggests, as an effective method of improv
ing our stock, that a considerable tax be
levied on all stallions, bulls, rams and boars.
He thinks this would have the effect of de
creasing the number of inferior, or "scrub"
animals of each class.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following deods were tiled of record
before H. Snively, Esq., Recorder, Septem
ber 10, 1868:
Christian Feld to James Johnson, August 1. IW: r
lot on '-arah.treet, East ILrmitighain, by 120
'
fee , with buildings 1.4.0t0
Jacob , Jeck to tittUrge. -Melitzer, September I. 130;
lot on Jane street; East Ilirmingliain, 40 by all feet,
with budding., 43.250
Heirs of Jose' h Allen Jo James H. Phillips..llny
1507; lot on Chen out 111,-y, Lower St. t. lair town
ship. 50 by ISO teet
Isaac EL Phillips to uubert !tarns Couch. Apr:l 4,
Is6S; b.t on eouth street, in Lower St. Clair tow n
t.hlp. 50 by 150 feet 4 475
lineke, trustee, to Georre . Jump., Jul y
W., 1808; 1 4 t on Eighth -street, Hoboken, 150 by lan
feet 41 1(0
Exteutors of Win Robins u, 3... Os algid to 31.bn
Swan; lot on North a% raise, beroud ward All. -
gheny, .38 by 170 feet - 16,40
George mich:u•d- to Liberty-,hoot /14triet.. August
23, WS; E. ton Dennison avenue, bentleth wan',
Pittsburgh, Betty 277 feet • slay
Frederick IV. Ihr to Sophia Grove , Septehiber it.
Mkt; lot on.slatkin street. to Itobrs plan, 24 by Ina
feet, wittrbuildinas
F. Hingley to John7ague. April I. le6S; lot on neaver:
street, In Sewickley boroogb, 50 sty 212 ft-et, with
building ;4210
Samuel britz to Sophia Groves, August -
this; lot
on Con.ress street, 6CNenth -wartl. Pitt airtirgh.'2o
te, 90 feet. 4p. 0 00
James Findlay to John Kitchen,' August 10, UM;
Mon Western;avenue, Allegheny, 24 by 120 feet,
00u
MoCretry to John - Kilchen,lAogost 10. E 863' .
lot of ground in Secoudleard, Adegrituny; 40 by 150
feet ' .. W
Win. H. Hope to Jane Erew, 101 oritrouu:l In briar
tiers township. containing: acres and gio perch-,,41.5
Jonas Metillotock to George Singer, Jr. , lot of
ground lu. the Ts/Qty-w cond ward. Pittsburgh.
coniabalug 4 acres itudal perches, with buildings,s3o,vos
' 11.101r14 AOES.
Eight mortages were also Mei for record
, .szrrsitnks 12, ISM.
Mansdeld B. Brown to Wm. WIIC-x„.YorembOr
15M: lot gr and' to .Hobine ..tt township, eon- ,
tabling 3 acres and 80 perches +1.301
Ellen Kaufman to Fred , rick Neff July 1,156 a; lot In
Lower St..Ctalr township, 20by 100 feet 5175
Hilbert' Mltehell to Margaret' Beggs, eptcmber2,
1858; lot on Jectionatroot. Besot/a ward, A Hecht,-
ny, :11 by MO ket,•with buildings app
Dayld. Lands and,El. C Heineman to Edward Age:
new, lay 2; 15681 lot aground In Üblo Township,
noataltnng Mantis and 13.perehea.. .. .
ZlK.llt9l7l4lJiteub Aber, deceased, LL) ritulrol tr ,
Eeptdeil nrber9,.1303; lot g rou n d In Baldwin Town- •
ship. eantalntx g Waimea and 404 perches.;,63,osl 61,
Thomas G. ti. nes to Wllllam D. donee, ,July WM.
Jot tdrElrelatrept, l l.ower dt. Clair Townabip, L 35
sicll tr NOtall to P. McCall, May Z. 1558; lot In Seca ,
and ward, Allegheny. 20 by 134 fat t.,
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years, commenting Led possession. g iven on theist ,
di. of Jannary,'lB69. •Proposais may be made for,
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rooms attuned The premises can be examined on
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"Errs of the Estate of L. L.'bereve.
- • .• —116,100114 parttierner.
Louisville. Kr.. Aug.,3 ,1E614. - .• Seam' SS'''.
1101 1 110ET0' THE , Oittitat
°imam, o r g.r,gg. sat 1014 k AVIV.
harge,lPlee of Lumber 'lying slt, het roo o --
street; also, thelittlior. kiste jab .ati laving at , t i •
loot of, Pitt street.' Yoe are hereby notified to
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WITHIN TWENTY DAYS, _
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And ne4ooo -!' Brei • - • ••;• • ; ; ;
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'SNURGIT GAZETTE : TUESDAY, SEPTEM
irr,l4 , vovoito:i
coil; Destroyed
e* et! Chewing and ,fintoking :the
Poisonous Weed, tobacco.
One - box of ORTON'S PREPARATION Is WAR.;
RANT/CD to destroy then appetite for tobacco' in any'
person, no matter how strong the habit may , be,
Sir Iv IT 'FAILS In ANY CABE rna moriirr WILL, /IN
ItII7IINDRE. It is , almost Impossible to/ break or
from the use of,tobacco by the mere exercise of the
will. Something Is needed to assist nature In over
coming a habit so firmly rooted; with thehelp of the
preparation there is not the least trouble. Hun
dreds have used It who are willing to bear witness
to the fact that (maws PREPARATION corn
,pletely destroys the appetite for tobacco and leaves
the person as tree from any desire for it as before
he commenced its use. It is perfectly safe and
harmless in all cases. The Preparation acts directly
upon the same glands and secretions affected by to
bocco, and through these upon the blood, thorough.
ly cleansing the poison. of tobacco from the system,
and thus allaying the unnatural cravings of tobacco.
No MORE HANKER NO FOR TOBACCO .AFTICR ustro
ORTON'S PREPARATION! 111/COLLECT IT IS
WARRANTED., BEWARE or
COUNTERFEITS!
BE - COMMEN DATION&
Vie following are I few selected from the multi
tude of recommendations In our. possession:
(From W. P. Heald, Beq„ Bangor, Me.l
' BANGOU, Itte,, April 24. 1868..
/ hereby certify that I have need tobacco - for thir
ty 'ears past, and for the last fifteen years I have
used two pounds per month. I have made attempts
to leave or at different times. I have left oil one
year at a time, but always continued to banker for
it until I used Orton's Preparation, which has com
pletely cured me of the appetite fur tobacco. I
would recommend all who are affected with this ter
rible habit to try the preparation, which will ser
thinly cure it if the directions are followed.
W. P. HEALD.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn., ALtigust 5, 1807.
This Is to certity that I had used iotutcco to such
an extent that my h, Mtn had become greatly im
paired, and - my whole system deranged and broken
down, in Juuo . 1801, 1 pnrebated - one box of Or.
tow's Preparation, and after using It I found that I,
was completelyouted. I have not hattany hanker.
lug or desire for tobacco since using the preparation.
I believe It to be 'all that It Is recommended; and I
would advise all who wiab to quit the use of tobacco
to try one box of OrtOws Preparation.
• E. W. ADKINS.
acorn John Morrill, Bangor, Me. I
BANGOR, 31e., March 44. 1888.
This is to certify that I have used tobacco for
eighteen years; have tried many times to leave off,
but have antlered so much from a dizziness in my
head, and gnawing at my stomach, that I have soon
given up the trial. A short time since a friend in
duced me to try Orton's Prep.ration tsold b you.)
I have done so. and am completely cured. I d id not
in the least hanker after tobacro, either to smoke or
ebew, after 1 began to ue the Preparation.
• . JOHN 31ORRILLy
Price of ORTON'S PREPARATION Two Dollars
per box, forwarded to any part of the country, poet
paid. on receipt of price. Money seat by mall at
uur risk. Address,
C. li. COTTON. Proprietor,
Box 1.748. Portland, Maine.
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44 84f.t}kcilig. orliftlWrikvac k to subscribers Item&
,diatety upon receipt of the Matey. . . •
No Faaao.e.l4•49wxo 29 mum NOR! THAN YiT
Apsnir.O. • ,
AlArehlir 9atedielne * descriptlOA .of the
property to bodistrlbeted anioest the siharehelders,
will he Bret to any address upon receipt or atantsleto
, , ,
c° l Y n e t r cirst ret a u t n :lon P° art ag o p e rice or. land In 'ant idrtfols of I
the mate, or!!! p_mpley othesostitoject or interest ,to
Figrsflir wit be e b e e . e den/
All Utterer should. be arldreseed
03EciittAst DIMIRII.ANT BONERSTEAD Al3BO
- BIATION. , Nati - ace Box Ho. 813, BAN FRAN
, ewer.): frALLFORNIA., t atdonvn
CHEAP BILEADIti DEAB,I7KBEL
Eniiiiire_ for liVALtti)* pread.
'T,I ana 'beit: The 14 ; tui l as w.,,
' T o y :Tate done else:. wan
=
G,~~:::~-~-
A'
, TWO ;loins= on LoT, en can
Alstrlegheny. This property-will be sold low. as abbe - :
DM/ to AbtiliititiviCitYsaail wishes to dispose
of the property before removing.
SAW.Two DWELLING H vwct
BARNS,- with_goOd FARM, and, bo r M acres
, timber l an d.. nu property will be sold low. Cast
vs_,soo—bslanceon time to snit buyer.
FAR3I OF 120 ACRES, will be sold for twenty
dialate per acre. 'lmprovements' comfortable frame
. house and good bare: 50 acre rtehe land clear.
••• FARM of •181;VAOREZ; ne line of railroad;
• very well, located for raising stock; improvements
are and substantial; 108 acres of the land in
!MIAOW and grata. ' •
CITY PROFERTY.—WiII sell a good brick honite,
contaiting five rooms, at Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
and w ouldrent for the amount in six years.
A LARGE LOT OP GROUND, having a river
front, and very convenient of access.
TANIVERI,.. convenient to the city, and having a
well established custom or local trade connected
therewith; a good dwelling and forty acres of land.
FOUR LOTS in Sharps burg, near the railroad;
would make a good coal pird.
HOTEL FOR SALE.—That fine Hotel property,
situated at the Blairsville Junction, containing
fourteen rooms and the necessary outbuildings,
with three acres of garden and fruit trees. This
well located hotel will be sold low, ea the proprie
tor wishes to retire from business.
FOR RENT.
•
One large House, for Boarding House.
One new Brick House, 8 rooms.
One new Brick House of 4 rooms.
One new Brick House of 3 rooms.
One House of 5 rooms and lot 55 by 140.
One House cf 7 rooms Anil lot 150 by 150.
Two new Brick Houses, 11 rooms each.
One new Frame House, 4 rooms.
Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms each.
One sew Frame .Honse in Wilkinaburg, having
. elx rooms and large lot. well suited for garden.
litres that can-be divided into acre iota.
8 Lots In Oakland.
Power ands le_rge Room and Yard for rent, in a
good location .. Will be rented for short or long
FOR LEASE OR BALE-8 Lots on Morton street,
Ninth Ward, .
TWA .
TED-3,000 feet of Flagging 3 to 4 hides
ck.
IN SUMS OP V 5,000 AN - p UPWARD.
APPLY AT
D. P, HATCH'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
No. 91 Grant St., Pittsburgh.
te29:pis -
2,000,000 ACRES °1
•
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALT:,
BY THE
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIVISION.
Lying along the line of their road. at
$l,OO T0 1 $&,00 PER ACRE,
And on a CREDIT OP FIVE YEARS.
For further partienlars, maps, lc., address
JOHN P. DEVEREIIN s
Land Commissioner, Topeka, Kansas.
Or OHAS. B. LAMBORN, Elecay,
aul4: Bt. Louis. Missouri.
FOlt SALE.
The Oil Refinery,
KNOWS AS THE
CRESCENT COAL OIL CO.'S WORKS,
Situated In BALTIMORE, MD.. on the Baltimore
and Ohio Ita'lroad, and most conveniently located
with reference to either home or forman tr.ule.
These works are very complete Wall their appoint
ments, cud are capable of turning out 30,000 to
33.000 GALLONS REFINED PER WEEK. Th.y
have tankage for about 0,000 barrels of oil.
The prospect of an early completion of the Con
nellsville Road, renders this property especially de
sirable. Address, or call on,
LALWILISON LEVERING, Trustee,
anZ:v3l 50 ow STREET. BALTIMORE.
W
5.500 NE'lli&nnl'TßlP. sEAAt'. co._
t lutug U acre .. ail under fence and• cultivation.
The Improvements area cottage house, wit h stable
anti other vette:themes: 21 00 bearing fruit trees. of
best selections . ; watered ur two never-failing
springs. rituated 4 Wiles from the city, near to
MeKee's Rocks and Chattier& Creek. From this
place an .Ixtettalve view can be had of Manchester,
Allegheny City and the rivers. Terms o.sy.
Apply to '. H. McLA IN a CO.,
au= Cor. Fourth and hinithileld streets.
OR SALE & TO LET..-11ouses
and Lots for sale In all_partaof the city and so
k"
ilia: Alio, several FA. t. , , O lb good locations.
Also. a small WOOLEN FACTORY , with 20 acres
"or land, and good Improvements. which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. , Business Houses
to let an good streets.. rriVPt,e Dwelling Houses Mt
rant In both cities. For further particulars inquire
WILLIAM WARD,
WI 11 0 Grant street. opposite Cathedral.
TN THE MATTER OF THE AP
plication of the
Germania Building and Loan Association
FOR A CHARTER OF TECORPORATION
No., LOOS In the Court of Common Pleas of Alle
gheny County. • ;
In the above c , ISC the Petitioners have apidied for
'a Charter as a Building and Loan Association, un
der the Statute in Inch case madesatid provided, and
unless exceptions be di d In proper time a Chahar
will be granted at next term of s4d Court.
• • •
• n. B NORRIDION, •
au: v 25 • .; ; Solicitor for Petitioners.
'TCOTICE—Notice is herebygiven
thit Letters of 'a dininlgration have - been
grante&by the Itegister of Mies henv county, to the
undersigne.d, ort,the estate ofg 'ERICK BAUER.
late of Allegheny twin ty, deceased. parson4ln-,
debted to said agate are booby notified to pay the
same, and all persons having claims agaluat the
said estate, to pr sent the same, properly authenti
'cated, for settlement. • . • , •
. - • , ;211 A • GDALEN SAUER..
AdErdolstratslx. at F.F(4l,erick bauer, deceased.
.Pittsburgh, Sept. 7, 1868— serIBLIM
, ~
•
.rTlCE.—Letters of Adminis-,
trat ion having been juuted inn on the Estate
o , ILOREItT. LAFFERTY , ensued. ad Perron*
haying claims sgattast his es tate Wilt present them
to me, duly authenticated, and all person& owing,
sold estate will make
_payment to me or my Attor
neys, COLLIER,: MILLER & IdoßitlOE. Na. 08
Fifth street, rfttsburgh. ' ,
. • - J idEs:ls. KItLLY
anis:l43 , m ', 102 I.'`n Street, Plusbaran.
BANICRUPTTOTIOES.
. .
IN. THE ` DISTR I C T COURT OF
THE UNITED . STAT S, FOR THE WES.e.'
/LAN DISTRICT OP PENNSYLVANIA. •
CHARLES lii.• LORENZ. a ha vi ng app l i e d' h
act of Congressbf March Ed, 1807.
for a drarve from all hls debts. and other cuilms '
provab under said' Act, by order, or the Court,
notice bereny •given o th e r ) persons who have
proved their debts. and perzong intereqed, -
to appear on the 10th day of SEPTEItlitt. it.,1888,_
'at• 10 o'Clock A. M. before sAMIJEL HARPER,
Lao. Iteglster, .at • his °glee, , No. 0i • Diamond(
'Peel, elt4sbtargh, 'Penna., to show 'cause; Many •
they have, why &discharge should not be granted to
Ihesald.bankrupt: And. !briber, Aotlee Is hereby,
• Oren that the Second and Witted meetings of•Cred
lton Or the Said,Rank rupt, , required by' thc. , ll7th
•aud 281b•Seetiobe of Said ae, will be bad before the,
saiditegtster, atthelante SI e and place. •
li 0../fouANDLESE. •.,
f
Clerk of II 81, District `C art for said Insider..
• •/Ie2tWOOTIr tt. 1 , .• : - •. t. Ir• _
'MARSHAL'S SALES. --
Mi;Zl=l
By Vitae of a writ or *iut . ftfoier
inied'otit of the Dist e lcieourt of the United States.
fac`,t,ke . Western ,Dislecf of reenslivants, , and to
One direcfo wilt expose.,lo Public Sale. at the
. 01211%1:11 lious,e„ Pittsburgh .' 'YLißeD4kYithis
15th day of September, Difts; at lei o'clock ,A.'l6.
the follosiins descittied, prope,i,y, • ,
•
9 • fiIIETZIEN 414.N51.0F ALCOUOL,
' Colicitniileci eighty' giitiokis; In the custody of
Bahnestocit k Co.. And claimed 'Dickinson,
• a of Dtaw yort,
THOS, A. BOW LEY..ff. B. Marshal. •
MsrahtPe 0111Cil; itke: loex)::13
INEEMEI
-
"%VST C O ON
; ••
• -2 / I "achine iitoni Works,
Northwest coiner :wen common, Attest:inn
FRETIRK AMVATIOO & 00.
Have •on band or prepare on snort notice Hearth
and litep !Mimes, Flags 'for. Sidewalks, Brewel7f
Vaults, ae: 'Head and Tomb Stone', &a. • '
, Order. Promptly executed. Prices reasonable,
ER 15! 1868:
TO LOAN $50,000,
LEGAL.
WA3iim
IinIELYOVW-LIFE IN THE
GraItDIELN , • •
• , .
41711101 LIKE - INSURANCE l'O n
6/ 4 . lq`fr YORK.
No. 102 BROADWAY.
ASSETS iscßrksuio, OVER
$1,600;000..
This Company Is the Guardian of a Sacred *Fund,
which Is to provide for the 'Milo* and the gather
less. with the least possible burden to the Insured.
All Approved Forms of Policies Issued.
Liberal modes for the payment ofPremiums:
Policies Non.forfelting by their terms. The Entire
s of the Company diet,' ed equitably among the
insured. Last }return of Premium, YIETY PEE
•
CLNT.
DIRECTORS:
Hon. John A. Dix, I E. V. Haughawont,
lion. James Harper, I William Wilkins,'
John J. Crane, Julius H. Pratt.
William T. Hooker, V. 1111 am W. Wright, ,
Wm. M. Vennilye, Charles J. Starr,
Chas. G. Rockwood, William Allen,
Hon. Geo. Opdyke, Geo. W. Clnyler.
Minot C Morgan, Geo. T. Hope,
Thomas Rigney, John. H. Sherwood,
Benj. B. Sherman, Edward H. Wright,
Aaron Mind , . GO. W. garlee,
Ricti'd H. Howse, Wm. L Coggswell.
WALTON H. PECKHAM, President.
HENRY AN, Secretary.
LUCIVS McADAM, Actuary,
iming
GENERAL AGENT TOR WESTERN PE.. A.,
Room No. '2. Bank of ComMeme Build
big, corner of Sixth and Wood streets, •
PrrrrSl3t7ll.G.ll,
airAgenta wanted. Apply as above.
jy2l. st23.7ra
IMPERIAL
• FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1803. CASH CAPITAL PAID
UP AND INV FST ED r• NDS EXCEED
ING $8,000,000 IN GOLD.
Inauranee against Fire effected on Mouses and
Buildings, Goods. Waren and Merchandise, Steam
boats, ac. Policies Issued payable In gold or cur•
repay. Q' United States Branch Office, 40 PIN&
STREET, New York.
AU losses of the United States Branch will be ad
justed In New York.
.1. Y. 21:1431...A.TYG.F1Z.,TN, Agent,
pir7 . 18111711011, PA. •
Oftlee, 87 FOURTH STREET.
Mlt. MeLAITGMLIS Is also Agent for the Manbat•
tan Life Insurance Company. 5e5072
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEOMINY„ PA.
Office in Franklin Sayings Bank Buildings,
N0.43 . 0111° St.. Allegheny.
A HOME COMPANY, managed by Directors wet
known to the community, who trust by fair dealins
to merit a ■hale of your patronage.
HENRY
GEO. D. RIDDLE
DIRECTORS:
I
Henry Irwin, D. L. Patterson, 'Henry 6erwlg,
Geo. It. Riddle, Jacob Franz, ' Gottleib Faa.s,
Simon Drum, J. B. timith, Jacob Rush
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whiston, Joseph Craig,
JON. Lautner, H. J. Zinkand, Jeremiah Koben.
ap10:033
NATIONAL INSURANCE CO.,
Or THE CITY OF ALLEGHENY.
Office, in A.I.LEGIIENit TRUST COMPANT , t
BUILDING.
FIRE INSURANCE ONLY.
W. W. MARTIN, P:estdent
JAIL E. ISTEVE-NEON. Beereta:7.
DIRECTORS:
A. H. English 10.11.P.V1111ams!Jno. Thompson
Jno. A. Myler, Jae, Lockhart, Joe. Myers,
Jas. L. Graham, Hobt, Lea, C. C. Boyle,
Jno. Brown, Jr.lGeo. Gerst, Jacob ROpP.
mh:Stral
WL'STEIIII INSURANCE COM.
PANY.OF PITTSBURGH.
LEXANDER NIMICK, President. -
WM. P. HERBERT, Secretary.
CAPT. GEe H LUE NEELD, General Agent.
Office, .93 Water street, Spang & Co.'s Ware
house, op stairs, Pittsburgh.
• Will le..mre against all kinds of Fire and Marini
Risks. A home institution, managed by Director'
who are well known to the community, and who arr
determined by promptneas and - liberality to main.
lain the chwarter which they have sesemed, as of
tering the best protection to those who desire to bt
insured.
DIRZCTOES: _
Alexander Rimlnk. tionn R. McCune, '
R. Miller, Jr., , Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley, William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer, Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Ackley', Phillip Reynser,
David M. Long, Wm. Morrison.
D. Ilamgen.
pENNSYLVANIA. • -
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PIMSBUROW
orricz, No. 101.34 'WOOD. STREET, BANK OY
COMMERCE BUILDING. •
This Is a Home CompanY4 and inuarea against loss
by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President. .;
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICK, Tresaurer.
'HUGH McELHNNY. Secretary. •
• Dikkerona: •
Leonard Walter, GeorgeWlLken.
C. C. Boyle, Geo. W. Evans,
Robert Patriek,'. J. C. LaPPe, L .
Jacob Painter,
Joalah King, J. IC. Pleiner,
John Voegtley,
Jas. H . Hopkins, A. Axnmon.
Henry Sproul, - •
INDENENtrr,
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRI,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO, OF PHILADELPHIA.
or mar., aas a 437:C 11103 TIM ST., Ni s i b:rn
. . ,
biIiTZTOREI. ILI-
4 1
Charles_.V. , Bancker, Mordecai H..LoUle
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel grant,. • ' .. . • • Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Sfolth, Edward C. Dale, •
f eorge W. Richards,' , George Pales.
CkLARLES,ti. BAN HER, President.'
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President. • L,-.. '.•
W. C. STES4L.E,..Seeretary s toro tem. ~. .
• •• • J. Ide.RDNER CUPVIN, A.OleitT,
North West corner , Thir4 and Wood Streets.
xLLEGYIENT INSURANCE COHM•
PANT' OF PITTIMEIROH., '
OFFICE, No.'37ILIFTH STREET. ILtint BLOC'
Insures agahist all kinds ofFire and Marine Rillis
JOHN IRWIN, Ja.; President. • ' •
JOHN D. MeCORD. Nice president.
C. O. DONNELL, Secretary. • -
CAPT. WM. DEAN. General, Agent. ; '
' . . DLIUCTORII: J
John Irwin. Jr., Crpt. Wm. Dean.
John D. McCord, - B. L. Fahnestock
'C. O. Hussey . , - W. 11. Everson,
HarrerChilds. Robert H. Davis,
Charles Hoskinson, Francis Beller* . '
Halm. oant. .1. T. Inciekdale.
p EoPLEtp ` INSURANCE COM-
OFFICE, N. K. COBNIRWCKT MTH ira r
4 Howe Cidayany, Are and Marine Mika
Wis. Phillips,' •
John-Watt,
Joint R. Parkiy
Capt. Juries , Miller '
Wm. Van Kirk,
Asmes D. Venrer .
WM. 'PHILIAP% Pi
JOHM.WATT,_ vice
GAKilirrß,
90,111 N,
, .
r IVIANIAOODI HOW Rpm. :. HOW
`ax.a. RESTORED r Asittvobitsassi insulted snuf.
We . /PTO*, . 4cr ui,.. A. LECTURE ON THE
A ATDRAL V TRENT, and Radical Cure of
Imr i f w ootorrtues, or Brfulnal Weakness, Involuntary
onto, Sexual DeelltsrandhdrieSllnepdoo,lll.or
, nage frogerallyf ,Noroesufnegessumpsfen, Ea.
lepsy and Met Mental nue gal Inuanaefro,• cc .
uniting from Belt Abnee,. &b., r itott.ej; c 0 f. 4 4
'o;ll 3 ls S ia tith rAr Itle t;l 4 " et er W i p e ' . MA
_ . OU jos F. 8 It * I Buis
under seat; to al pltdiretlYttoper, tO stir dressi: Pow
on suouipt or aka eonta, , o7ZWO pOittuevUott l y
0 AS. J. C. KLINE. &Co-, In Wing ,
YORK; POSTOFFICE DOE ORISS. , Alid i.
N 1
On verwelPs "IlarthisteOutde. l4 onto Weente.
. myliata.Ver,7 ;.['.l , , , . • - - 1 . :,. .. •
H OD"—Anotheir • New
• WWI CAL iIi`AMPIII.Mr, rrom the Deno!
Dit,‘ Wens. , The,afeatesit Tkntt says o f this woVh:
' . .! , YUis 'valuable treatise Ott the cau s e ' arid cure of
premature •oecline, *bows bow heatth is impaired
.tbrourtr secret: abuiles of youth :and , manhood, and
hew v 84417 .rvgaloodt- fives a clear synopsis, of
the impediments to Marriage, the reline and effects
of nervous debility, end the Tentedittatherelloro4. A
Docket edition of' i t s,
above will be Doctor nle on
receipt ot 145 cents, by addretalug OU
RTIB, No. 58 North Charles direct, Baltimore, Md.
jy11:13
GM
E2l
President.
Secretary.
Dranorintet
I.
Samuelohn L. Rhoads.
• , P. Shrirer,
• 'Charles Arbuckle.;
Jared N. Brush. , •
Wm. F. Lai*,
Samuel MeCflokart
resident.' • •
Presiden ,
Secretary. ; ' ''•
ON.'l3leueral Anent
mED.tcduil
AIMMISICI I S.
TM7BEApING.
Rev. ViIILLUE PANS
Will--give a REA.DII. 4 fG of selectionifrom favorite
authors at the • -
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,'
(Liberty street, between Wood and Seventh.)
Thursday Evening, September.l7th,lB6&.f
PIIOGItAMME
Our Defenders By T. Buchanan Read.
The Met Buy By Southe
The Irish Picket." 11.1les y. ;;
" VERY DARK."
The r..7alitng. of the Gray 5wan......
Hubert and Art„ h hr.... King John Shakspeare..'t
The New Comer. -A Lancashire Pbon.
To conclude with Dickens‘ Nicholas Nickleby at
"Squeers Academy."
And selections from Nicholas Nickleby.
TICKETS
To be had at the Music Stores, Henry kt Iner's . .and
at the door. Doors open at 7: reading at IN o'clock. 1 ,
sel4
tMASONIC HALL. -
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
OF THE FATOBITX
LOCRENIA•
. . .
ebnimenclug MONDAY EVENING September 14,
with, his immense troupe of LEARN ED CANARI Es. %,
JAVA SPARROWS. PAROQGETS, WHITE MICII1':
„
AND RUsSI AN OAT.' . - seoßx4B
gPROF. CARPENTEWS
FASHIONABLE DANEINO : ACADDIY;
No. TS THIRD STREET, Is now. open for the re.
ceptlon of pupils. Class days and .I:tours—For La-
dies, Masters and Misses. Wi dnesday and Saturday, f,
at o'clock P. M. For Hentlemen—Tneaday and.
Friday Evenings, at S o'c o .k. • Private lessons
given. arcuiars can be had at the - Music Stores
and at the Academy. Classes. ont of the city, s
convenient, attended to.
zir Hall to let to Select Parties. se4:vl9 •
WINES, LIQUORS, ,to
PIITSBURGII 111PORTIAG HOUSESI
ESTAIBUSIIED 1830.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY;
4 IMPORTERS OF FOREIGN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
NO. 409 Penn Street, Pittsburgh,
Would direct the attention of the public to - the fact it
that, po sessing sure' Or facilities through several -•
large Wine and Liquor Houses in Europe. and r,
making Weir importations direct, they are enabled i
t° offer the various grades of choice WINES AND
LIQUORS at prices less than Eastern rates. Ex—
aminations of qualities and comparison of prices
respectfully solicited.
A choice assortment of pure OLD RYE WHIS- -
KEY constantly on hand
PURE NATIVE WINES.
ISABELLA AND CATAWBA,
Of onr own g,rowing. Also, the bet brands or
CHAMPAGNE, CLARET, SHERRY and PORT
WINES. • "Vine Growers' Company" of BRAN
DY, pint flasks, Just the thing fur travelers.
N. B.—Particular attention paid to supplying
families. A. M AM. A 1.7
No. 4 Virgin alley, Pittsburgh.
JOSEPH S:FINCH & CO.,
R i os. 185. 187. 189,191, 193 and 195,
FIRST STREET, PITTSBURGH,
XAIiITPACTITELLIII3 or,
Copper Distilled Pure Rye Whiskey.
Also,,
ac. dealers In FOREIGN WINES and LIQUORS.
HOPS
FERTILIZERS.
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
EUREKA AMMONIATED BORE,
SUPF&PROSPEA.TE OF LIM,
'MANIIIPACTIIBED BY
The Allegheny Fertilizer Co. }
SEWARD & CAMPBELL,
PROPRIETORS,
biiigit,'
Office, .Bb6 :Pena Penn Street,, Pitts Pa.
.
4
•
Flie bestßertilizez ln'ua e, and recognized y -;.
Farmers who have given It a trial, to be the stand
ard I!.
fbr raising large crops of -Wheat, Rye, Olds, 1:
Corn, Pots toes, Ite. We have, published for grata- p,
Roue circulation a,pamphlet containing interesting 17
and valuable statements or this Fertilizer, copies or
w d will be sent free to any. sending us their ad-
0
HOTELS.
SURF. HOUSE, i•
• At'LANTIO brilr, N. J.
This erst,class Hotel will open for the season o 3
Rellh June. Terms, s3l'so'per day; e2O ;we week.
Address R. R. THORP:SON. Proprietor, f
(Formerly of Congress Hall, Cape Island, and Ma.
trepolitin Hotel; Washington, D. C.) 0,
N. 13.—The .mnsto will be. under the direction o 1: _
Mr. CARL 231i2iTZ. t, , 'e.21::87 ''
_ .
NEW BUMMER RESORT.
LAKE HOSE, Staneboro, Pa.,
(On She- line of Jamestown & Franklin Railroad.
one hour's, ride from Franklin.) This house 111
large. new and commodious, well furnished, halt
billiard rooms, ten-pin alleys *and covered promo
nades. It is - .on the - banks of the meat charmlnx
Fairy Lake in America, abounding In fish, and ad.
parable for sa ling purposes, surrounded with Sul
phur springs, romantic scenery, &a. Rls the best
summer resort in the -State. Address.
S. T. KENNEDY. Proprietor,
11 8 . , PRACTICAL 118 ,
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
LEMON & WEISE,
NO. 118 FOURTH E31"11.E.E11%.
CH C LIB ust I I B IT o g n UßN han i d T e rflt ven t, v toge tY ll o e f r P w All iti ° a ß ccon an S
pieta assortment of ooaunon Furniture at reduced
Those In want or anything 1a bui line are cordially
Invited to call beihre purchasing.
Work guaranteed. .
Ig
enbritnl4 TX & WEISZ.
. „
, SLATE',"
•
'"' • ) ; '
r : •
, .
MHZ - TWIN CITY SLATE CO.,
maatiTactire a superior article of
nOCIWZN.CA
larWikei - 43 Setenth 81.4 -, PittgbarTN,P.lsi .
' S.:-NEWI.II{YER. Pres%
„ 0 , 8 ";.• .:t . .
•
McEADDEN STREET.
'''`'lr c iti' ee helebyr elven that the Viewers , Re-.
((C
liev WA
iy Die
of
port !n. the tier of ID e ! h !gt; Vitt rgial .
m ot at 1019, 1 tta, ezab 181 k, trlet
Court, for conttrwatten•
Cc. — /gOF6IIIIB, SOUeitOP.
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