II
II
flaftir i ttat-Etaittis
The Insine;••,
A. act , to provide' for the admission of
Ceiladla cWses or - the insane. into hos
pitals for the insane in this, CommOn
wealth and their discharge therefrom.
Sacrion 1: Be Zenaited 4 . c., That in.
cane persons may be placed in a hospital
for the insane by their legal gnardians, or
by their relatives or friends, in ease they
have •no guardians, but never without the
certificate of two or more reputable physi
cians, after a personal examination, made
within one.week of the date thereof, • and
this certificate to be duly acknowledged
.
and sworn to or affirmed before some
magistrate or judicial officer, who shall
certify to the genuineness of the signature
and to the respectability of the sig nera.
SEC. 2. That it shall be unlawful. and
be deemed a misdemeanor in law, pun
ishableby a fine of not 'exCeecung one
hundred dollars, for any superintendent,
officer, physician 'or other employe ; ' of
any" , inaanc,asylum to intercept, delay or
interfere with, in any meaner Whatso-
ever,, the transmission of any letter or
other ; Written • Communication addressed
by an inmate of any insane;ffylum to his
or harcentacil,, residing in the county.in
whi4latbe - hoine Of the Patient is, or in
the city.or cornity: in which the asylum
is lo4ted. - -
Elio.i 3. bri a written statement; prop
erly ,sworn to or affirmed, being "
.ad
dressed by, some respectable person to any
, - law judge, that a certain peraorithen con-,
fined , in a hospital for Mainline is not;,
insane,, said is thus unjuitlY deprived of
his litierty,„the judge shall issue a, writ of
haloes corpus, commanding that the said
alleged, lunatic be brought before him for
a public hearing, where . the question of
his or her alleged lunacy may be deter
mined, and where the onus of proving
the - said alleged lunaticto be insane shall
rest.upon such persons as are restraining,
him.or her of his or her liberty. ,
SEC. 4. Whenever any, person ,ia ac
quitted on a criminal suit, on the r.rmind
of insanity, the jiiry shall declare this
fact in their,verdict, and the . court. shall
order the prisoner to be conimitted tin some
place of confumuient for safe itecipg or
treatment, there to be retained uatil he
maybe discharged in the manner provi
ded in the next sectiou.
Sic. 5. If,•att.er a confinement , of three
month's duration, any law kidge , shall be
satisfiedby the evidence presented to him
that the, prisoner has : recovered,.and" that
the paroxysm of insanity in which 'the
criminal act was committed was the first
'and only one he had experienced, he
may order his unconditional discharge; if,.
however, it shall appea* thatauchParox
ysm - of insanity was'preceded,byatleast
one other, then the court may, in its , dis
cretion, appoint a gunrdian of his Pereon,
and to him commit the care of the pris
oner, said guardian givine bonds for any
damage his ward may commit, . Provided
always,• That incase of homicide or at
tempted
homicide the prisoner shall not
be discharged Unless in the unanimous
opinion of the euperintendent and man
agers of the hospital, and the court before
which he or she was tried, he or she • has
recovered and is safe to be at large. . .
SEC. 6. Insane persons niay be placed
in .
; a hosp ital 'hy order of any court or
law judge, after the - following course of
proceedings, namely: On statement, in
i writing, of any respectable person, that a
. _ certain person is ineane, and that the
'',
welfare hinaself or of others requires_
- his restraint, it shall be the duty _of ' the
judge to apPoint, immediately, a corn
mission, who Shall inquire into and re
.
t .. port upon the facts of the case. This
k. . commission shall be composed ' of three
4 persona; one of whom at least shall be a
li physician and another a lawyer; in their
ti inquisition they shall hear such evidence
':,, as may be offered touching the merits of
,I the case, as well as the statements of the
4 party pmplained of or of his counsel; if,
1
in their opinion, it is a suitable case for
confinement, the judge shall issue his
warrant for such disposition of the insane
person as will secure the object of the
measure.
Sac: 7. On statement, in writing, to
any law judge, by some friend of the
I PartY, theta certain person placed in au
hospital under'the fifth section is losing
- his
weoefvo
bodily health, :ui and .
proito
thato t rui ed eq b y h i
nently
meifa
.'I discharge, or that his , mentilrdisorder has
4
solar changed its character as to render
hie further confmement,unnecessary, the
judge shall Make suitable, inquisition in
,,-- to the merits of the case, and, according
i
. • to its results, may-or mq not order the
discharge of the pFson. ,
Sec. 8- Persons placed in any hospital
~,
for the insane may be removed there
..~ from by parties who have beCome re
sponsible for the payment of their ex
penses: Provided, Than such obligation ,
was the result of their own tree act and
, .
•
- accord, and not of the
. operation of 19. w,
and that its terms require; the removal of
• • the patient in order to avoid further re
- • aponsibility. ..
SEC. 9. If it shall be - maae to appear to
, ••• any law judge that a certain insane per
son is manifestly suffering from the want
of proper care or treatment, he shall or
' '': l - der such person to:be placed in some hos
.-, pital for the insane, at the experdie •of ,
those who are legally bound to maintain
insane ' '•%, such P'erson; but', nci - ! Such order'
,
; - shall be made without due notice of the
t
'' aPPlication • therrfor, shall• have
_been
, '
' I served Upon the:persona Ito ber - affectd
i thereby and'hearing had thereon.
... k t Sitc. - : Iff.:lf the imrlstintelideut or offi
.. cers of May hospital for the insane shall
If . - •
,1 . ''. - nee TAW persontutia the hospital after
; . 01 fall compliance with the provisien* of this
!I ct, - no respontibillty gaballinhe Urid
by them for any detention in their spitaLi
BBC. 11} Thataiethiric In thia act shall
be construed so as latieptaietiny. illeged
. .1, . . Ituignerhabitrial drunkard of the benefit ,
'
of the Writ of habeas corpus - or trial - by
. jam or any. other , remedy ; guaranteed to
allegedinnatiba aihabitual . ' drenhards.byr,
: ,•;,..., :: any tki'atlitg,lawla,ori stontipiog.,tile Coxar.l
monwealth of Pennsylvania.
. • . Arrnovirn-LThe twentieth day of
trildinllo Dominion,
.thopsand eight
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' unkirild and slify:tuie. - 1::.,
• ~.., l 1111 . 1 , , , 1 r ~• , JOHN W. GEAR'.
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CO - 13A3bai T i Presid tof the
4 CI `3lr.knAtileopteltlliblies :;61i0e toiite l • rieilds •
siasiitlfdisttetliat thb'isrqrst• count - S -
I_ s'o'f birheritf Lcipere are fu lly borne'
- • , out%by/ thel facts; .that le. Is indeed -, a - ,
~ , b loodn, unnatural tyrard", Aeonlipieuons•
even: o ,Aqut t hisreeffics for ills yisds And ,
Ms, talenti ,are .0010,derable; ,
. • trained himself toitirn'and!l
• 0000 to 9hey, 'so that foicilkirers irbo
do only' by his • plansthlebttelior IMP
riantirdedelved
' • e 31:1'; (kf: ~;;:6t: 3
ME
zEzEm
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The Nett 'Yea Tribune !expleinft the '
remitted" theories; of ' electridtylandrthe arff gvageigiollyuizATlV:3l6lrithionolllCD
,
use of lightning reds, in an able :and. ex- :fki la c iaa d Li tir i o n e l •A u a rkt c girjran
.'
0 article, from which we - condense
tend ,141‘oottroctioas. , Taw Arot•llthrer te ho taken
• elude thhe." Thoy Mean sethesttroiseiw vi
s : • rine irror f asei waist* Isms; then sue appetite
lla follow
COI& d good; the fowl digests and makes good
The most importaut law of electri c ity •tirQod;itbW-VNlnellittbeltll3l tOI,OIM la efts - m.mo
..
is, that it seeks hat is called a state of ault,,peltetdotiglitte.,f, rtrellit=the in e nte, and the
equilibrium; . wit , is, irs we co nsider - ; • it . a : treld r „me t ru hr .t a o, n ,e.sle g , „, m ,(100 8 i 11 ,74:1 2 1;,.,; e1 ::,; T i t 5 7r
single th ud, that it tends to di ff usion in 'iiii•-eleil-ii'illfi4rle itiel-isilitiiii
equal proportiO s "throne:lout all matter; •treatuient dT pal es G3usumpticm.,•The Poi
or if we ChOngelte"a(lo . o the theoty of two blOriir - Orrl4P a rtfren . c A , .kill 11,8_00?1,d, Matter -in the
distract ; fluids, then that thede two' fluids tin4f.'-ionra4itelftarogi:lli‘nr crtV,li?exint?(l",-,.
tend . to unite in equal proportions ;4 1il is`t a tant i t `e3: l Q,l i t!elgr: .°l . °,""`"t ' "9
everywhere. When electricity is so dfl- ~.Ks . dd tis, tbe 15eawet 'ionic and Mandrake
.fused, or (if t ere be two;.nuids) when -120111 alive °l,Vli4it'aVgisctlte' ::(3.t:
they are so u ted, no electrical effects are ree tt v Takgrziatooa syrup "
observable t an there is then a state of rentvwiti;4llobstructitti.ifelictillrenoiutein liver.
a . all blad d er- tbo b i ne starts, freely. and the liver
rest or equilib Irn. But this state of rest
is constantly ; *stiarbed by ' the operations r ritiVai r sel e °d•ii:e i s i t irg:Tegli7e:a t tA :31 ° -
n j h
of nature—b' evaporation, changes in egee tai to se i N e fideNtly:rson wt ten is very den
temperature, friction, motion of allkinds unlock th: r siall ladder gi g Ttegt e ti e ' l ag. a retit e sig
even the movement of our bodies; and °`1.11};:311Z: lk
i r=rsitlandrake Pills.
0 most prominent
currents of - electricity are immediately causes oiToTlenos. °
set in motion to neutralize the disturbance. ar:riQiri. * sao . 511111 Ill eP tli: "'Militant
These currents may be of such low ten- rolg,,t4tou',Pren,„,P„F•dg,iaprr.4,,e.,,,,°,..l. •agtslll t e rns
sion as to admit of detection only by the • the road :kit' tie Ntiiiiititi - tfieli ' -in to alstolve
aid of • the most delicate apparatus; or they Imo kletl h•IliOd Without terpsenalon 4 4l:. " 44;
_. lathes mach.
may be developed with such spasmodic 'Vie cleat' reason" why TillYslellt 4 s ; do hot Cure
irregularity and force as to interfere wi th consumption is, they try - to do ton much: they
rive medicine to stool: cough,
e. to atop gis to
the use of the telegraph; or,, again ,. with give night sweats, bac
such,' constancy of directlon ..taiil,..ten- they d , range the whole dileirtlA poefers. doing ck.
eion sato be,Mtkdet use of iti.Bending,teee , ,1N.,..,11 11 ,16 11 5fre c it 6"1 7. : 4111144"14"111' thel4e"
sages on the wires. Finally, in.a stateof j' t , a scb gg s e " k; o d g i tt7w tres est!'", crutt,,drren,,l.,, to
extreme tension, they exhibit themselves siege- amL ; rs and they Will at) stop . albeit
to us in - the • form of explosions .6r. die- `jam,-...P1i,14,di. 'Joggle est le cud m pt ~"t hio nsu, ,
, el o gei v o r. iitoit o tz r....,.. ......, .., . ... ; ainxim,:imlo Thrial;tutfesa le -Livia, us:
:',., The iiiinbition'of lightiliitrode is not' Vtwoe ° r In ' ' ' l ll l-I C e Vtl6l2 V l2l e Dtiell — of a rs th
- only 4 absurdity - - ,Vgalis gOals *l? inimised. idtherl e heieles e ,
- Bn,pereeivedn hundred .years agO a .,Whin `-:•ieti°:Viernsva%Tiloil:l:riraltaPlel'aturte° :tills'.
it. wa s , fi rst. opaest o rr b ut % ii; is, also a : IreettythgC In fltteh eases Whit must Ise d un kir' . ii
grave; error;) because the iniiilators, to •
~ ttit4:lllfaiirilllgel=(7ll prof
Vi nt ' ' it
' is
some extent; arrest .the flow: of currents -..ter irrr iosss mood (woe ro•lLATe l it
of rarified eleotricity, ' which it is the true'. LiaZ4 ,v a ilat, 1 tili 9 AtT i t' e r i gi a tt - e - st e oolact edt.
function of thelightning-rod toTacilitate. ; c r V i r t . NMI hegin tb an:fliod: It will tli6si
ndvntkergood blood; then the' patient Tie.
'On the other hand,the insalator - SMOnntS glue ill
. galn , lullesh.anil as scesiksa..the body be
'to nothing as a barrier against a discharge ' !MN tifilaittigaglautiaTtycgd'mwegie, t.lhtilineaii.O,P,;
of lightning; Which, can! either Ilan outs way so elire . COninirelitioi. L' l • '- -- ..- .
hrough it or leap the .abort , distanc,e be- . c , w 7 i lti n ttle i r l e n l . 1 ylung,disesse and only Liver
tweet the 'rod and bugding.,,: , Tong sad illandtAMlTN' t a're e Wceitn 'e t,t;n 7 Sl
itte u tyrnp.' Take the , klistunake Fibs
• Ligiallillg-frid men, frequently refer to .I.ll‘tyl im°
the insulation of telegraph wires as show- 'teeny hitrtilras. °" ' eetaPlatate• aa t4er " 8 Per
, I lL ib se r i=r; T e ho' has enjoyed unto terrured _
ing the necessity of insulating lightning
rods, but eases are not parallel.... Mae f oends. e.,,s w Y artfd ' , g i ll t io a l 'a nn Y e r ligi g e t t s onl
object of insulating telegraph-wires iis to al? Ith oi;v e tt ri - :Logaz . otio ,, , , i ,
j a n a c iz d
:i itsoroptio.,
postpone the restoring of the equilibrium„ less and abandoned hoc' f l tf hie i ate . I: le a e s gre e d
rby ~) n; aft t lze u V u th!„ Iv: , sad ince his recove
by preventing the "electric' : c ur rents from, u r.. 447 .00 ,
iire i l l o.tiu r i i 41, :tv e s::: ,,, r r e e e:
taking the shortest course-from. pole to'
pole of the battery; :whereas the purpose Iscrtit%lllg Dr rilreilatiglilia.#l=sYcfP"'
of a lightning:red ift to 'promote the rests'- • getruig:elif;al s n e ers e n'a for ll
rata Pat rp ll 9 n siltf ll i ti
ration of the equilibrium tie rapidly as prefesslo..illy; st bin ipni I liflat ruuttoei •
possible. If the` rod be ,Iniiiilated, the ~ t a t ; t v e a 7 d atig itty l i e - here all letter ler advice .
anon-conducting" substancle s rtivoen the i KM sti 11074: sl i re . et. ri s .VVr r g e, e:eT i ghe "
rod and building intercepts dstops the. :Diesoar t AV Ate qa Hanover . street, Bona,
/lOW- of currents or rarified;;'efectricity!B43l7o's thoroatV.L'l•loi:totivi:fttl'diALF.ltgept.
• =t e ahtpv:l7,ss. 0.. ea bonne at, etch clue'
from the building to the ‘rod,and thence
to the atmosphere ; and :vice versa, thus, ' rri t ee of the rulmOls% Syrup and Sett Weed Ton- .
a ball dozen.
permittiag , a continlied disturbance of the ! iiaa_o_' 4 "rlLlt!r n iurx r re t e l a w ts' I r bo l l s° For *Ate ay on
equilibrium of the building; underthe in-• ?L..' .5k8 ,,, ,x 5 ,-, - ~ : , myialtsi-rics.
fluence of a "thunder;cload," - until a dis
charge of llghtning takes place; - Then.
the. fluid hits sufficient force or tension, to
overcome the obstacle which the insiila
tore peseta, and an explosion into or
from the building is the necessary ; conse
quence., To insulatetlie- lightning rods,"
therefore, is to fasten the.safetpvalve and
render it inoperative. • • •
'To prevent a discharger from, leaving
the road and passing through the build.:
ing, something more must be done than •
to attempt to keep ii out by erecting such
a flimsy and insignificant barrier. The
road must be arranged so as to present
points for the reception and diecharge
of electricity at the extremities of the
building, . both above and below, and.
the different terminations in the ground.
must be connected by rods lying across
the roof, so that lightning can be provid;
ed with a path in a horizontal directioni.
wind), being continnous, will be prefer
red to any series of de,tatched masses o f .
conducting matter contained within the
building.
In- constructing and application,
lightning rods should be simple, autstan
tie], and durable, and any metal is a
sufficiently good conductor - forthis pur
pose. ':= ,'• - - .• • If a rod of any 'metal be • rightly con
structed andjudiciously applied, there is
no danger: of a discharge of lightning
,leaVingA for any less perfect ",conductor
within . the building, and. it, is, only ;those
:substances which are poorer, Conductors
than the'metal that are injured by: the'
• passage of electricity upon theta. - • ,
Every one can understand !why the
upper extremity of a rod -is pointed,' and
on reflection should easily preceive the
usefulnese of other points at intervals
.along the line of the rod. ' '
[
The operation of the points is sub
stantially the earns whetherthe currants
of electricity are ;; flowing, from the earth
to the atmosphere and clouds, or vice versa;
and those currants tend to circulate with
:i.li. • greatmt rapidittand , intensity just.
'previous to e discharge of lightning. ~
The lightning rod, therefore, should have ,
an Intimate . conneeilon with I all Matter
in the vicinity, and , be so, contrived .as to
have the. greatest attainable capacity to
promote and facilitate the ,cirouletion Or,
rarified electricity, so as, if possible, to •
forestall the discharge by restoring awl
equilibrium silently. • "
''• 'state Polities; L . .• . ' -
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The Bellefonte Republican says :
We take
it for granted that Judge.Wil - ,
limns, Who is already' upon the Bench, ,
will be our candidate for Judge of the Su
preme Conrt. Wo .are.satistied.pat no
better, man than Judge" Willi , can be
found for the position.:. The Ws* for
'Governor has narrowed down tOtWO. =IT ;
-didates. Our present excellent •Governorit
General John W. Geary,' , mfr.. Generalj
John F. - Hartranft, now Auditor General.
of the State. ''They are both &id men: ,
and, either `of them: if ntertintited; shall ,
hive our ; m o st 'r'entliuslitstin . su pp ort; bar
we timinotiefrairifrona' glving, 'se oktf
opinion, that . .. Genera - Redraf - would
make' A1Le....5tr 01 40 314 Candi Cllktcli;lud Ell.# o -•
us line taste. by an nnprocoutititelt mai
,••.,u , .i.: I , :i 1-... -y);.• ri ,
Governor Geary has made a gondnay
more, he has tirade a most , excellent ' Gov?.
is nter;,bejfan paid o ff *Mori of 'tile State,
'debt didirigliftliqniitti4iistiker thin I sar
of his predecessors,'iiidffitf-tal-paYfirs kof 1
thegtlo94 l 4Pl 4. .Y.re , l o Pl. - 4,,• 4 4 ectlilbl'
.1/10,UPP 84;CaWi.(4 .1 7ffe 011 :.. t . * * r4 . Aiqk 's
ranft. Y,....1+:,,-,1-1111+ '1 ~- C , ..1..' lef ,J!..) lifu
IRA;
'+' .l ;To •glearts AtoolatioriPtosniattoet,
'' A iv riterlw . a -kierithi 6 Cardinal paper
saya:•nitai tried ilierfoltertiincand ft;
it *Works like/ Charm: Take of gum •
'
phor a pleceabout one- third ,theetze 6 ,' '
egg, and evaporate r it by,;plaVinstatt 41:14,,
'tin vessel;lioldinelt:bvef tilsmp4ok can-,
die, taking doer not ignite.
'Mei B=W:will &Son-dill the 1110 mnd
expelthe moscpittoes•T i Alone/Atilt I was
terribly unnoyetibyttlituntiskin , ittlhOtg_ h t . '
, of and tried theabotei.aftev Ninth a ttes.di
leawner.beardithemithat,,nigbli;oansli mitt
. ennrhing:there owes not ono tn bellotind in
the roans,: though theminclew, baditl6
lett bpen ell ni,ght. ri ,n r,3 ' , At r; , '
• . ::.;n.:::.:.•,i J, , t+.. tzie I's d -,,,,;;! I , A 1 .14
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GAZE:TFE: . SATURDAY._ JUNE 5,188 P.
OrDOCTOR` WUITTIER CON
._ . ft VINtITB TO Titx-A.T' -ALL 7PILIVATE
AIVEAVEL. S. , numerous ~class. of
,aases
resulting from' self- abuse — producing ' un
manliness, neryots debi li ty:irritability, erup-'
Lions, seminal emlettions, - and finally im
potency, permanently mired. Persons
ed whit celicate. intrie+te and long +Land
ing constitutional complaints are politely invited
to call for consultation, which costs nothing.
Experience, 'the best of teachers. has entailed
him to perfect remedies at once ailment, safe,
- Permanent,' and which inmost cases c in be used
without hinaranoe to business. lgedictnes pre , .
rg!.dr embraces lgu n g t io w oil l iV i as 11;
and sleeping apartments for , patients requiring
dally personal attention, and vapor. and chemi
cal baths. thus concentrating the famed mineral
'springs: No matter who lhaye failed, state your
case. Read what be Pays in hit pamphlet of ally
Pages, sent to ant address for two stampe in seal
ed enveppe. Thousands of eases treated annu
ally, at' °Zoe and all the country._ Consul
tation tree, personally or by mall. ()Ince No. 9
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Pa. Roars 9A. 14. , to B'T. if. thandays 1 is.
• to * tryat: ramptiletsent to say oddreu Zoe two
DOCTOR' E: de r..ctrirris,
..• of Baltimore and Waablugt , :a. author of
several medical worke.,to. at the .earnest
solicitation of Plittatirah Pi:Beets, has eon-
Cludea to devote the fotlowlug 4t19 s. PUUA - -
wELPHIA to their Interests: From -
TUESOAt,'IIiTSE list; TO SUNRAY,
JUNE Ad Incustve his . consulting ropuis,
252.,South . Ninth Str'eet.•
Hours from 10 to 3 and &to Be. x. • , •-•
hPECIALT.T.— *Meat, and I ;ore otHervons
acd Physical Dehilliv,taa result of tsreniy,y ran ,
successful practice: • • Jo?.
, •
ELECTRICITY AS
TIVE —Dr. A. D.ii'I.EV.V.AE3 bow been
using Electricity as a 511rCiAr.'llEar•b - Y In curing
chronic as well as acute. eArnelsioni vrtyttOUT
MDDICIR#(Or more O&M 3EN TEARS. with un
bounded suceess. A PADiPiIL/T. lartwling .all
part , culani, will certificates and refer!.
en ces, will be sent to any inquirer..
• few rumilitt d rogrosAracant..tor boardbor pa-
Dents in the Doctor' faint y. If limited for soon.
Office and •tresidenes: LOOl ARCH SCREEN,
.PHILADELPHIA• unl3:7ti-d&F4
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.
r"' -c-T EPILEPSY CANIBE CURED,
. hose having • friends afflicted are ear.
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eforenceil and, Testimonials; which will cop,
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disease. Address : NAN "WREN LuCKliow,
M. it, as Great Jones strew', New Yore: • •
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arTIIE DIARIILIIGE.
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NOTICE. - - By a Dteree of the
Court, rbade at. Beaver County, Pe., April
AS. 1869, . tim, ppl.e . relgued. wa3 . confirmed.
Beceiver, of C. H. BALL .d CO., apt
in :cindpilance therewith' i will disport' of
'Lilbricithis . Mid-' Hefted'. Ono mid Barrelif
of Aida dm :and will sell.
at Public . ihile, on,
the prernisee, hi the Bonnie' ocOleagow,, Benier,
CoMity, Pa.. oil the STK 0r,,f1)14,1b1148.T, at 1 .
o'sdock r. 11.:Altilie 9199ertr of Cr gt Alalk , ft 1
' • Co:. known! , gm.' Wo,!it. 4 4 1 , 1 WPrigigil l - ciaullitr
:ingot Leases: lifAch9Ml47.lololo3lll,lding.e. ie.
Alc4toglialtr.with all 0141. peqogit i lOrtig un sold.
.Tanta Ciotti. , And 818ir, Me WPM ci*,p,rs4o-
:lpdatited tomtit* frask 49 I.o4.l.od t pirqsi,
ltaizue.:
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. Title ti' D o ter Ng 10* • THE Wralli
itic vierenw 'cir LERANItiLiVANIAIo ,
„ego, hicUIANTIOCK. et bantnipt,unddr i tbe
ttr r aget! ..t agmariurz i m itt;
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AC. FitiVICAYLIG:,..bO9r9IS4I4ViLy rah.
Etq., eglstex in warisrniptey, Is .0 No.
93 diamond street, Pittsburgh. tiAlt.o Show
Cause, it ituT theftsve, -why a discharge should
mtwyti,ges9,lt4 th 93l
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The underslgustherebyitveis urbojha
Vi L 4 tt vntir d i,'AgrArgaffiliifttoirooo e tato of
'rj,ii„tirpinfo,wiffixofooomf.toothrei keen
Velfl46 PRi'roltPttagisaisir PeA4°t
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Boys k , Youths _ and -Children's 'Snits,
ForSprlng and Iliwatr.gx If ar. • ,
GRAY- la LOGAZI.
m . 54. 47 81:011 . 11212F.ES: Cl '
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tit'PHERSON'A' • MURLANBRING
NO. 10 Stith' (Late St. Clairs Street.
• • • _
tsucees•oing tci 11. MctiEE & c 0.,)
KEIRCBANT • TAILORS,.
Have Just recelited their carefully selected stock
of Spring-and Bummer •tloods, and, W . fll be glad
to show .or sell them to old and new co.tomers.
The entilug Department_wth rill be guyed's.
tended irirm-r. A.....1LV111.A.33ELN0. •
I take pleoasm% in recommending the strove. Ann
to the liberal support of 'the public.
mhlistill" - W. 11. HoGEE..
B TIEGEL,
e tr. ate Cuttei W Bespenheide
smacuArirr TAILOR.
No. 33 Smithfield Street,P#tablirgh.
1
ViriSS' SPRING GOODS.
At'olatididne
CriOrAff; CASSrMERBEI, cffia,
, rust recehta b 7 ussivFarinvir.g.
,el 4 Kerciant liaml era street;
= rAviziJC ND
t.. •
WINDOW SHADES,
OF
New and: lituidsome Designs,
101POPENtANG-ITI •
No. :107 Market t - Street
crawl
Itteiracing a large aid eareiO.l4 l ateted stock
of tie newest. deems flora the 1 . 4 A. STAMP-
E.DEfOLD to the CHEAPEST CIE knawn
to the trade. atiletOve offeset Rricekthat
iillijAybuy.ers examloe:
JOS. , HUGH:ES rpir W
zah23:441 • •
WALLP.A.PEII4'
TOE OLD PAPER STORE IN A NOW PLACE ,
W. P.IIWIATILLL'S
'WALL ' PAPER ' OCOEE,
191 Liberty
MBAR BILIIHET.I
SPRING GOODS LIIIIIVII4O DAILY. mb6
LECiA I4 .
GLASS. CHINA. CUTLERY
100 WOOD STEMET.
'' ' C r . a I- g ; • . I
FINE. VASES, I
soul:MAN' AND . mums..
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NEW is imß r i&it BIM,
D • , • TEA IsETS, i
OIFT C , •, pi
6ILOILING BETS:. : • ' 4
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1811.1rElt :P L • 000 I S
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• Can ind ezengeo:oni atii and
feel satisfled . no one need to be snit d
it.. : Ea - " j3REE I ). lir. CO
, : 100si001 ) STREET.
ICE.
TCE ICE! ICE I
WM. IfLREBS,
ICE. 130 E'A LAE - ,
No. 55 Dian:loud • ey
PITTSEIIRGII, PA.
ifir Orden addressed to W. AREBR,
INW:r i Cits illch
ltniggPl:PifrectUvrgliparfriTrnt shy)
myis:llo ; •
, ICE FOR SAL 3
BY THE TON OR OTHER S
At No. 64 Sandusky Stroe
'ALLEGIENT . CITY.
my27:3os .1
ORGANBi& .1
Bli i THE BEST ;AND ;C'
UT PIANO AND ORGAIL ' •
Sihoinackiir's Goksliffifiiil 'Piano,
~ORGA N .
:., AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE A
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This BOROXAADI-E161,150 n sil UM
InteattividuildOmproyeinents known In the eon.
*strut on of a
first
ohm trorstretielik sand 1 has WI
, ways tweEtwarded Diet .hbi best premium ex- •
hiblted. Its tone is fell sonorous and sweet. The
ancinpte,tar.dnsaMy w4c.,iiatituyorcuv.
an erni. , VIM' ire:demo %coo
rto & Olalstia AbSAPOT AMR . : AM; 1
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-011166 '`lsr:Fefrltt'Str-,Mligpiiy City.
DIRECTORS t
•
Hon. JAMES L. GRAHAM,
• Betri,J. H. CLARK' D. 1)... •
Capt. R. IROBINSOg.
• Rev:-A..K. BELL,' D/ ', • • '-
ger- S. it. Et.B/T,
A. [MED.-Cashier - A legheny Trust•CO:
JACOB RUSH. Real Estate-Agent,
SIMON DRUM. Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W.BESNY Hatters
A. S. BELL,Altorney:
D. L. PATTERSON,. Lumber MerOhmit;
D. SWOOSP,..;lnsurance Agent. •
Capt. ROBT. ROBllle4ol‘, Brealdent.•
Rev.-. 1. CLARK , D. T.1.,.V1ce rresldesit,
JACOB RUSH,Seeretaryi .
"/...
C. W. BEIINT. Treaatuvr. , :
M. W. WHITE, .M.fifiroAL . ADVISCU. •
1 •
DAYIEL SWOGE% Gael Agent.
Thia Is a Dome company.Coiducted ion the mutual
Principte, each policy holder ret.eiving an equal
share of the profits of the:Company. Policies
will be issued on all the different plans of Life
Insurance, and' being conducted on an economi
cal buts will afford a safe lave/meet , to "eaCh
policy holder. and thereby retain the money at
home to encourage home industry. mh29:03
BEN. • ANKILIII'
• •
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Aniogrn .1%; •
wimp: IN IrB a tIAL,IN
1 13:00#13 , BANS
Ohlb" ''.lineileleiti*.
miairoked-liiDitebtore
to gobeltzuootiltri vtlio trustV Air
No. a
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AFAR.
Oka.
'.. DIRZOTO.B4:,
ti_,_ D. L. Pat4ano.n,
idle, Jacob Franz,
. In, J. B. Smith, '• '
- wart, Oh. F. 'Whlzton,
0x .,, H. 3, zhlhana.
R. • Itt.
'GENE
Hew/
Geo. '
Simon I
W. 3G.
Joe. Len
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CAS
IN '
URANCEICOMPANY,
- 'imams
No. 24 Fifth ivexine, 1 5e4nd
pIT‘TSBURGH, PA.
Capital & Pixicl Up.
• DlREdTtriti.
N. J. Meek, li.W.ollici, Jr, Capt.M.Railey,
Dann Wallace,B. R. Gartman, A. Chambers,
Jake 11111, .8. , 01nrkan. Jas. M. bailey.
E 3
Thomas jimit Jno.. Willocit. , •
,
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1W HE T-_,
ki- KIN O;re
;Psident. ~.
JNO. • . JENNINGS, Vide President.
. -.. JO3. T. -4011NSTON, Secretary. ::!',
Capt. IL. J. GRACE. , Gen'l Agent :;
1
Insures onlLiberal ;.Terms on all (Eire
and Mari ne Risks.
. .. _
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AA:ga
pENNSYLVAIIiIk ... '• . .- 0 • .":
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PITTTSBUNOM.
OFFICE, 310. 16 OT) STREET, BAHR'
01 COMMERCE ,BUILDII.N.
This Is a Home .Conipatiy, , And insures against
loss hi Kire,...elartaTalre., ,1
LEONARD ietaits,iresiieni.
41:4;C:IBOYL ylee Pnialeeat. >.:•. ! • ; •
ROBERT X'A RICK, Treasurer. ~
HUGH IieELHENT. Secretary. .
.. ,
Leonard Walter. 1 GeOrlWilsani
Hobert
B_Ovie, "Geo. . Evans, .
rimer., ' r J. C. appe,
Jacob Painter, , 1 J. C. Fleiner,
Sing Josiah El, - • 1 John Voegtley,
Jas. H. Hopkins, i. A. Ammon. . _. _
Henry Sprint, I - yys:
P D O LYkr
AGAINST .LOSS ST FIRS.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA,
,OFYICb,43I R 431 CHESTNUT ST. attar
0 /014Anillealli."111' t3 l :Ire. Brown. l4"
1` IsasELe
S Vit:',SnLi t at;
r e Suds, O tZrgePates.
ES O. BA N CEtIt. President.'
Wi O. 'DALE, Vice President:
W Or ,
EMBEL_ E.__Secretarmnrotos. ,
J. UAADNER Moan%
cor,ne4' Third and WOod Streets.
lllNAtiriOlitALl t
. INSURANCE COMPANY,
ltnt,'Fderal St. and Dimond, illeglieny;
°Mee. In the SECOND NATIONA.L BANK
BUILDING.
, -
VT. IP: 30,RTIN,„President, ; .z
X 0 RN BROWN, Jn., Vice President,
1 JAMES Z. STEVENSON, Beeretari.
-• ! . - , . •
. . . . , aßtaßrOnt:
John A. Miler, ,l'iss. Lockhart. Jos. Myers,
Jas. L:Oralm. Rdbert Let, 0 4 0. Rovle
Jno, Jirown,Jr. Oadre Ge rot, =ma kepi,
0.11 PkYttltams,Jno. rhompson J. • McNaugher.
INVESTE HSI INSIIIRANCE CORP
' I DartiSTAcz&sanc i 1 d .i .
. WM: P.. HERBERT. Secretary. . - •
..• CAPT. 431•E(SEGE NEELD, tieneral Agent.
Office, .951 Water street, liinany A Co.'s. Ware .
honse, ttp stairs,' Pittsburgh: • '•
Will naztre against all kinds of Fire' and Ra
ring Stisks. A home Institution, managed. by Dr •
rector, Wittier° well known to the community,
snildty who
ma dnenrr th
ee
cdh b a p e r t o e m whichs nedyliber,
hate
&sunned, as ottering the best protection to . those
wbn desire to bs Dammed. I
•• • •
\
Aleasater Nimick, Jean B. Areanne,
' IL XII or, Jr., • , Chas. J. Clarke,
• James tAnley, , • William S. Evans,
• • Alexander Speer. . , Joseph Kirkpatrick,
APeaeW Laken; ,Phillip_Beymer, .
David M. Low • Wm. moynson, -
rg.l7?: IN VILOCE cpffi
om - ca, mama Won a rim( an:
£ Rome Compooy,t4thrtire and Merino Rlele
...
H. ~ •: • pritipeo Ref .. • , . -
Wta. Phillips, 1 • ,' . Capt. JohOL.•Rticada
-...Johri Fitt.; •: , ;.% , . • Spinel I...ohrtrer,
L
John Fitt .
Parka Quarles Arbuckle,
Capt."Jimet 'Miller, ' ' Jared idi •Brneh, ..
Wm. Van Kirt,...-.r- Wm F. Lang,
James D . Verner Samuel ItteCriokar4
t rm. max. • dent.
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Malager. • •• ffiL
•• • • •, • •••• TTI
KATITSIO AY AFTER'S OOH- A
June sth, 'Matinee and'Eventstil
mAdmir &
And the Pantomime Troupe,th tae Comic rika to
mime of
JEANNEiT AND 4EA140.1.T.
Grand 0110 Performance,
And the Comic Trick Pantemdmeklf
oLp MOTHER WIDOLE, WADDLE.
Clown Ilaffit.
PUB aloon Bartholomew.
Ip nrepar.flon• Ihe great new Pantomime of
if.OBOISON CRENOE.• .
r i rM`'PITTSBURGH THEATRE•
••g, AV. 19114. 1 / 1 318. Leseee one Moniker.
LADIES , QRANDAIATINER AT SKr. )4,
A Splendid 8111
Admission 25 cent!: -
To-night—last time of thene -I burlesque called
IXION: Or the Man the Wheeli
A enpetb olio of aongs, dane4
IWFAIR AND FESTIVAL.
The Falr and Festival for the bealit.of the I
SkVElltH U.P.dcirldtttGATAp tsr
_ .
Of Pittsburgh. (formerly; Lawrenoeville,)
W. H. Andrew pastor, ar ill be Pirinsiiy , Opened
in tie churcii on TUFATiA.Y F.T;F*PG, , J.trPr.
llsk ~T helidt tAe cOnscreiatiOn hivinkittle
mailer 1n charge, enconrageli,biAtoilibeial
tlibutions of kind fricniels. e.pect , to mate the
Fair intereAlng,- au& prOpoae icreipini open each
, aft.drnoon and,CTentrfg Awing =creek. Tickets
of i!dniisalon may., be: had of Remhera orat the
door.. ,ft .` ;, r . . M 3.14
• • ORDINANCES:
Wm, Cooper,
ovttiettr yass
Jacob Rusb;
JosAre e . Rotkey,pb Craig,
ERON:"
SAL AGENT.
AN ORDIN'XNCE
rat . Olaealas, Hatfield stir' et, (late
"la aanirsit tau attest.) t 'Troia Fortb , -
. Faartlitaisseltsoilt street. - )
FECTiON.I. l3e Itordalt ed andlacted . by the
City of Elitiburgn Select and ow Mon tonn
clip assembled and it )13 hereby° atned and est
i;
acted by the autbority.s:4l.the. mune, That the City
Eng Ineer.oe. and is hereby directed to au vey and.
open fiatftlri strett,llate WaShlngion street,)
from Torty•fourth to Jacks On.. street, andato
appraise damages .and assess bentilts Edward
Davison, J. F. ehutterly and IV . C. B wn are
.hereby appointed, in ficcordattee with skit tof
Assembly approved January 6;1866 . ".;
St.c• 2, 'that any ,ordtuande,pr part rf' oral
nat ce doniltsting'ulth' the pasaue of 1 Is ordi
nance 'wale present-time, be and the sameis bete
by sopealeti 60 far as the , same affects ills ordi•
.
nance.
yrdalned and epee - tett:lnto a law. In Councils,
tbii - Eita day Of May, A. D. - 1669.- • .• •
- - . lilld. Burtowili c ,
. _ Piepidcnt:fri:o tern of Select;Councu.
' Attest: E. S.l.lonnour, ; . ' i' • '
• ' ' . ‘lerk of belect•Councli. ' I
,;; ; ; . • : W• At TONiLINSIiE,
President of Common Council.
Attest: It Moliasdart: - -t• -1 ' t
, ~: Clerked Coutmon Council. i lel
• • - • . .
AN 011DINANCF1 -.. ' -
AMtilltorisliziElate lEkirtsding, , Pnving and
cuaalog. of , A.pple- edligay.: prow !Van
Bertarlt ntrlndtollilt,i)Aberier atirebt.
• • -
'' Eneritin L Be tit ordaineaand rancted by , xths
• pity. 0/Pittsburgh, in Beier:land Onam9ll , Coun
cils amen:hied. and it fa l /webs/, ondalned and
enacted, by ',the ant/Wray of toe . riddle. That , the
Eity Engineer be and he inn b rah, authorized and
direetrd to adve,rtike for prorsaisfo the grad
ing. paving and caning ofAp ple aliey,froni Van
Braam street to Miitenberg rstreet,and t 43 let the
same lc the manner dtreeted by an ordnance
concerning Streetanaased Angan - 3/J851:also.
an act concernbig streets, a:Rotorel .Tanna,y 6,
Eno..d. That any ordinance or part f onlinance 1---
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at
the 'present - time, be and the same Is hereby re- ,
pealed so far as the same affects 'this rdinance.
Ordained, and enacted into's. lair in Councils,
this Etat day of May, A. I). 188£1.
- .. 011.1., II tiEWIN.
President trceof Bel t Council,
' Attest: J. 1). RAMEEY. , •
, Clerk pro tern Of Bele Council ,
W. A. TOM iNSON,
President of Common Connell. '
Attest: B. MC3laSzka.. rn '. , •
Clerk of Co:non CoUneil. je3
• 11f ORDIANCE .A
r: •:; ,
•
Authorizing Opening of 31
_lll street.
. •
Sr MON]. Be it ordatried and 6na cted..by the
Olt / of .Patsburgh,lek.b'eleet and , 7:mmon v011a•
c nacted ss bit the a as aemble d, n/Away -Ofthe me, T h at and it is hereby Odainsat tnned a
e d
City kinglneer be and ne is .berery authorized ,
and directed: to a tuyey and open Mill stref,t,Ntne
teentii ward; from the eieensbnrg. .ttunnlke to
to , lieoveller . street,. .ld.dth :of forty* tee
(45 feet,iittitt to appraise :datnages , and assess
bsneilta Dividinn, Writ. N. ennehtlehr and
- John lieecliekitre hereby, apYislntedi ieMird
sae° •ilth an nee.' of Assembly approved; January
0, 1084. •, . • r „
- 'etc: 2." That • any ordlnatteeti* Imre 'of Ordi
nance con Biotin fr with • the ,Pilateilk- thin ordi
nance at th., present-time, be and the . same Is
hereby repetied so f.tr as th9 i senentjeots ' this or
dinance. - •
Ord , lot d.and enacted into a , law ln Councils,
this 31st day of May, A. D •• • :
• ' ' Piesldent pro ttni . of Select Cour.iii,
Attest: .).1). ILAHas7t f•-t ,
Clerk pro tem Of.. Select CounelL
W A: TQIILIN
'.2Presidentof.Common COUtlen
Attest: 11. 31c.'tt - • •
• Clerk of Common Coini.
A
For O p e ning Deviliters - street.
•
SECTION 1 Be it °rots:ll'lrd and enacted by the
City of Pittsburgh., in Betert•atid Cosmon Coto
ails assembled . and, it to 'limbo} Did:dined: and
enacted, by thsauthoiitg ofthe same.!That the ulty
Engineer be•l and is hereby aullorised earl di
reeled to survey and openaeviU era street : iron:li
Bedford to Ceutre avenue.; and to assess dam
atis Muted thereb: Jamtk 181 ck; (2d ward,)
1 1
'Samuel' &Hinder and J.s. Eellsy are hereby ap
. sire. 1/I:llratirny ordirit6n or rtat or Ina - cc
ecnttliettng with - the passagirOf t i ordin Ince at,
the 'present time, be andidie.sante ids -hercby re- •
pealed so far as the same affects, this ordinance.
Ordained • and enacted 'lmo a 1 irt in ppanetts,
- this 31st day, dfliay, A. , D. _-1869. - . •• .. ."
freildent pio tern of Select,Connell.
Attest: E.'n.'3l.:)unour.
Clerk of 'Select Council.
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• • ,_ W.; Ai TOMIALIcSON,
President ocConanon Council.
Attest: T-I:"MffhLtsrEst; -
' Clerk of Colonlibil Ctinnell; 1 4 7e3
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