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I
Charles DieXensen His Recent Stelae's'
Sly*Lear to a Lear.
Once upon a time (no matter wheni) I
;pas engaged in a pursuit (no matter
What,).wbielf could be tran s a cted my
self.r
alone-, in which I, could have no
•
!help which imposed a constant strain on
the attention, memory, observation, and
physical powers; and which involved , an
almost fabulous amount of change of place
.and tapidrailway traveling. I had fol
lowed this ptirsuit through an exception
_
trying winter in an always trying
climate; and had resumed it is • England
after but a brief repose. Thus it mine to
be prolonged until; at length—and, as it
.seemed, all of a sudden—it so wore me
, out that I could not rely; With my usual
cheerful confidence, upon myself to
achieve the constantly' recurring task,
'and began to feel, for the first time in my
life, giddy, jarred, shaken, faint,, tweet
, tain,of voice and sight and tread and
louckand dull of spirit.', ; The medical
advice Ibonght within a fe•hOurs, was
given; in two words: "Insbuit fest."
Being echelon:fed to observe myself as
curkinsly as if I were another man, and
knowingthe advice to 'meet my only need,
I instantly batted in the pursuit of which
I ipak," and rested. '-
Ay,. intention was, to interpose, as it
'were; a fly-leaf in the book of my life, 'on
_which nothing' . should be written frem
without, or abrief season of a few weeks.
. But some very singular experiences re
corded themselves on this one fly-leaf, and
am going to relate them literally,: I
repeat the word: literally.
My first odd experience was of the re
markable coincidence between my case,
in the general mind,' and one Mr. Her
' dle's as I find it recorded in a work of fic
tion called . •Little Dorrit. To be sure,
Merdle was a swindler, forger, and
thief, and my calling had been of less
harmful (and less remuneratiire) nature;
but it Was all one for that.
Here is "Mr. Merdle's case:
"At first, he was dead of all the di
seases that ever were known, and of soy
. erg bran-new maladies invented with the
speed of :Light to meet the demand of the
oceasion. He had concealed a dropsy
from infaney, he had inherited a large
'estate of. water on the chest from his
grandfather, he had had an operation
pertormed npon him every morning of
his life for eighteen years. he had been
subject to the ' explosion of importaht
veins in his body atter the manner of fire
works, he had had something the matter
with his lung", ne had had something the
matter with his heart, he had hacteome
' thing the matter with his brain. rive
hundredpeople who sat down to break
fast entirely uninforthed on the whole
subject, believed before they had done
' breakfast, that they privately and per
' sonally knew Physician to have said to
Mr. Ide.rdle. 'Yon must` expect to go out
some; day, like the snuff of a candle;' and
that they knew Mr. Merdle to hive said.
to PhysiCian 'A man can die but once.'
By about eleven o'clock in the forenoon,
something the matter with the brain, be
came the favorite theory against the field;
and by twelie the something had been
distinctly ascertained to be 'Pressure.'
"Pressure was so entirely sitisfactory
to the public mind, and seemed to make
every one so comtortable, that it might.,
have lasted all day but for Bar's haying
taken the real state of the case into court
at half-test nine. Pressure, however. so
far from 'being overthrown by the discov
ery,'becathe a greater favorite than ever.
There was a general moralizing upon
Pressure, in every street.. all the people
' whehad tried to Sadie, money and had
not been able to' do it, said, 'rhere you
were! 'Yon no sooner began to devote
yourself tti the pursuit of wealth,_thin
you-got Pressure. The idle people im
proved the occasion in a similar manner.
Bft, said they,. what you brought your
self to by work, work, work!' You per
slated in working, you overdid it! Pres
stare came , on and yon were done fori
This dthaidert:tion was very` potent in
mazy quarters , but nowheremore so than
among the young clerks and = partners
who bad never been in the alightest dan
ger of overdoing it. These, one and, all
declared, quite piously, that they hoped
they would never forget the Warning as
long as they lived, and that their conduct
might be so regulated as to keep off Pres
sure, and preserve them a comfort to their
friends, for many years."
Just my case—it I had only known it—
when I was, quietly basking in the sun
shine in my Kentish meadow I
But while I so rested, thankfully re
covering every hour;l had experiences
more odd than this. I bad experiences of
spiritual conceit, Tor which, as giving me
a new warning against that curse of
mankind, I shall always feel grateful to
the supposition that I was too far gone
to protest against playing sick lion to
airy stray donkey with an itching hoof.
All sorts of people seemed to become vi
cariously religions at my expense. I re
ceived the most uncompromising warn
ing that I was a Heathen; on the concln
sive authority of a field preacher who,
like the most of his ignorant and v ain and
_ daring class, could not construes a tolera
ble sentence in his native tongue or pen a
fair Jaw.. , This inspired individual
called me to order roundly, and knew in
the freest and easiest way where I was
`\, going to, and what would become of me
if I failed to failifori myself on his bright
example, and was on terms of bliusphe
,mono confidence with - the Heavenly
Host. He was in the . . . secrets of my
\ heat; elontethelbwelitecnuidingiof my
soulhe I—and could read , the depths of .
' my nature' better than .his A B4Oitind
. - could turn me inside out, '-like
his own clammy glove. But,'
what is • far more extraordinary
'than thisr,for. "ouch- dirty water as
this coul4 gene be drawn from such a
'Wren! Sad ;Muddy' , source = I- found
fromtbeinformition of a beneficed cler-f
mien, .of Whom 'heifer beard es&
whom I never saw, that I had not, as I
rather supposed Thad, lived a life of some .
reubligllcontemphao; and inquiry; that
Thad not studied, as I rather supposed I
had,' to incident Akita:Christian lessons
itt books-, that I had never tried as I rather itliOnsed I had; to turd a Child or two
• leaderlYl4)Ward the knowledge and love
• Of 'dtui Saviour; thatl had never had, as
I rather supposed I had had, departed
friends, or stood beside open graves; but
that I had lived a life of "uninterrupted
prosperity," and that I needed this
"Check ovennuch," and that the way to
turn it to account was' to read these ser-
IDIOMS and these poems, enclosed, and'
written and issued briny liorrepotidentt
T beg it may be understood 'that I relate
lacta of my own , nocommereiatexperi
V
entm, and no wain -Thattittell
ments is proof.lle,near lay ; hand,.
Anotht odd' entry on the fly leaf, of a
more entertaining character; WAS 'the won
derfbl persistency with which kindequi
pathiserd assuMed that 1 had injuriously
vottpled 'with the so tmddeittlyrelinquisheil
pursuit, ?;those personal habits lot mine
most °brio:lndy incompatible With it, and
tripst - plaitily imPossible of being main
tained.'along with it. As; all that exer
cise, all that told bathing, all that - wind
and weather, all that uphill training—all
that everything else, say, whichis usually
carried about by express trains in a-port
-mantean and hat-box, and partaken of
under a flaming row of gas-lights in the
company of two thousand people. This
assuming of a whole case against all facts
and likellhond, struck me as particularly
droll, and was an oddity of which I cer
tainly bad had no adequate experience in
life until I turnixtthat curious fly-leaf.
My old acquaintances the begging-let
ter writers came out on the fly-leaf, very
piously indeed. They were glad, at such
a'serloini crisis, to offer me another oppor
tunity of sending that Post-Officer order.
I needn't' Make it a pound, as previously
- insisted on; ten shillings might ease My
mind. And Heaven ,forbid that they
should refuse, at such an insignificant
figure, to take a weight off the memory
of an erring fellow-creaturet One gen
tleman', of an artistic turn (and copiously
illustrating the books of the Mendicity
Society), thought' It might soothe my
conscience in the tender respect of gifts
misused, if I would iihintdiately cash up
in aid of his lowly talent for original de
sign—as a specimen of which he enclosed
.1= g work of 'art whit]] I recognize as a
tracing from a woodcut originally pub
lished in the late Mrs. Tr ollope a book on
America forty Or fifty years r.go.' 'The
- number of people who were prepared to
live long'years after me, untiring bene
factors to their species, for fifty pounds a
piece down, was astonishing. Also, of
those who wanted bank notes for stiff
penitential- amounts, to give away—not
to keep, on any account.
Divers wonderful medicines and ma
chines insinuated recommendations for
themselves into the 'fly-leaf that was to
have been so blank. It was eapecially
observable that every prescriber whether
in a moral br physical .directisin, knew
me thoroughly—knew me from head to
heel, in and out, through and through,
upside down. I was a glass piece of
general property, and everybody was
on the -most surprisingly intimate
terms with me. A few public in
stitutions bad complimentary percep
tions of corners in my mind, of
which, after considerable, self-examina
tion. I hive not discovered any-indica
tion. Neat little printed forms were ad
dressed to those corners, beginning with
these words: "I ere and bequeath."
Will it'seem exaggerative to state my
belief that the most honest, the most mod
est, and the least vain-glorionz of all the
records upon the strange fly-leaf. was a
letter from the self-deceived discoverer of
the recondite secret "how to live four or
'five hundred years?" Doubtless it will
seem so, yet the statement is not exagger
ative by any means, but is made in my
serious and Sincere conviction. With
this, and' with a laugh at the rest that
shalimot be cynical, I turn the fly-leaf,
and go on again.
Theltleb Young. Mtn of New York.
Donn Platt, in one of his letters to the
Cincinnati. Commercial, describing the
places of amusement inliew York, says ;
"One may see, night after night, at
these placea of amusement, young men
well dressed , ,- but carrying in their faces
the marks of early dissipation. From
among these come the loudest plaudits
and the costliest bouquets and baskets of
flowers which greet and encourage the
poor girls, who are willing to make any
exhibition of themselves that may put
money in their pockets.
"The majority of the young men are
made up of the sons of wealthy Citizens,
who propose to people penitentiaries
and poor-houses with Their offspring.
Others again are confidential clerks and
cashiers or youttg readmits, *ho cannot
afford such extravagance, and are on the
high road to ruin. We read of such cases
frequently in the papers, but more fre
quently the miserable victim passes from
sight unnoticed and almost unknown.
"At rare intervels :we find a wealthy
man leaving behind him sons so mean or
so well trained that \they keep, and per
• haps' increase, the Wealth they inherit.
Bat as a gene ral rule, the wealth, if not
lost before the 'parent dies, is scattered
immediately after. The sons pass into
absolute want; with no aptitude for any
menial pursuit, and no disposition to do
downright labor, they come" up after a
time as bar-keepers, billiard•markers, or
pimps for worse place t - ' And from these
they graduate into 13 tes Prison or the
grave.
A HEW weeks ago, there was a great
commotion at the Bonaparte Lyceum, in
Paris. It has upward of one thousand
pupils, mostly the sons of the wealthiest
citizens of Paris. A collection is taken
up annually at the Lyceum, for the benefit
of the so-called Prince Imperial charities.
Thiii year the pupils manifested their hos
ditty to the young Prince and the . whole
dynasty by refusingto give a single son
for the purpose, but organized an inde
pendant subs cription for Ake poor,. and
drew up a manifesto stating their disgust
at die attempts cons tantly ; made by the
government to connect the .name of
Prince ; with ever}' thing relating to the
youths, of France, , win their
brethern la the other:. schools of Paris .to
collect money likewise for-the poor, but
notto allow the-Prince , Imperial's name
tote used. in 'connection•.with It. The ,
-government-beard of , the :affair] and the
rector of the 'Lyceum•wastordered to' rep
-Attain& the students severely. When: z
didao, be was hissed by •the boys. who
shouted,-also, "Down with the Prince
IttipculaL", . • .
Tirs•waltere l ,- strike in New York was
,rather fanny. At dinner-thne the aprorted ,
'eatendantei marshalled, in,. good. order,.
'served .the , flrst -course, and then numbed
;out of Ahe , diolng•roonte in- body, toithe
very greet eetertialunent of the diners and*
disgust of the buidlorda. Of course there'
was much confuidon, and the-dinner was'
finally served at' r each of the hotels by the
aid of the chambennalds, Portent and
°face clerks. d.t,one or two of the hotels
the proprietors #onned, the white aprons
Awl asserted their authority, as Well as
contempt for " strikes," , by themselves
serving the gueits. • -
IN Fayette county, -PL. is an apple tree'
which was planted in 1772, lour yearsbe
lore the Revointlon. .It is said to be still
in good condition. Forty bushelliof ap
ples. is its average yield .each Nealsoll.'
"Woodman', spare that tree.!' :
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14r: XIV il itlittr 4 / 7 0"11V'
- MILMMBLYSZIPILittei illientr_Cadinsuiptton,
Liver Complaint and Myspenslathifillalrh&lard
lag,to dhectlona. They are all r e o ea
at tisffr tlhee.f Ttkrelealsei this sitoMalthile.
lai the , leer and n ut it to work; the* the appetite
-M!Stood": the fluaircilleests and Makes. gpol
tge , - Palelil t Vripe togrow 'in Seel: the
d matte rr • into th e' tunas; and the
L at te p ii:Mi r t l e t eeret t rini7lt d 4 . l l " l " l ' li
Phil.To- illteeihtee MedMinee Dr...A. - lllR:toesoks Of
li Ph Ils. owes but unrivama success In the
ent oLtinhatinaryoOnstunplitni:i Thu Pol.
moult; syrup ripens the motbla matter In the
ungt, nosiest/ ttirdirlit ciff by Mics4expeetora
tion..lbr . wham On Thies= . or r fs ripe a
'Mho hi - cough's' Ur throw it off. and t e patient has
rest and She Itrilgebegtertai:heui.. M andrake
' T do this, he emswes d 'sonic and m
Pills must.be tr,ely n.ed to cleanse the stomach
and liver .- that P
the nlmonte !Syrup. and 'the food Will ma egood W00d... . •. ' ' '
4
Schenck's .Mandrake PWs act upon the liver.
removing alinbstructiond. relax the uncle Of the
rlllbladder, the bile starts freely. and the liver
a soon , relleltedt.the stows will show what the
e Can do;,nottnnor has ever been Invented ex.
'Gent calomel la deadly po'son witch is very' dam.
muerte us 4 Imes" with great care ;) that will
unlock the it bladder and start , the secretions
Of the liver WS Pchtuck's Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint le one of the most prominent
esiee. of Cotultrammen. 1
Schenck , " Seaweed Tonic Is a gentle slidallaut
and alterative. and' the alkali iiii the Peayreed,
Which this preparation , is Made id, laipaill the
• stomach totorow out the gastric. Mike to uissolle
the , food with the Pull:nolo heron.' audit is made
into a 00d IS, Odd withont fermentation or souring
.__•
The great. regatta . why physic:Ay Ido not cure
"Consumption Is, they try. to do tau, much; they
give medielue toatop - the atones; to s t op chills.to
clap night sweat", beetle fever and • by so doing
they di the, whole digestive powers, look- •
!nap th se :one, and eventually, the patient
. : Dr. Schenck, In his trestment r does not try•te
atop 11 ;t 0 tIgh. night sweats , ottllls or fever.
.N.e.
move sue cause, Yid "WO Will, all stop of thei r
Oltraaceord.', hone can - :be muted of Consul:lp-
Mon, . Liver, Complaint, Dycpepals, Catarrh,
Canker, Cleerated - T er hroat,' unless the 'liv and
'lltdatten Ire made helsithe. l i ' • ' ' • '
.If a. 'person. tuss consumption, of ..009.11e, We •
lungs /A some way are diseased, „either tubercles,
ibeesiteti, bronchial irritation., pleura adhesion,
,OT the longest* a mass of inflammation and 9uss
dlicaling: la Kelt capes what must ne dose? it
Ii ilor Only the tangs mutt are wasting, but It is
the whole body.- the stomach and liver hare lost
theirpower to make blood out Of to d. Now the
only.chance Is to tate sir. Schenck's three rued/.
eines. which will bring up a tone tothe stomach,
the patient will.begin-to want food, It wilt digest
easily and make good blood; then the patient re.
gins to gain lu ffesh, and as soon as the body be
gins to grow, the lungs Commence to heal up.
and the patient sets flt shy aud well. This It. tue
• only way to cure Consumption. •
When there ia no lung disease and only. Liver
'Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schenck's Seaweed
Tonto and Mandrake Pills are infficient, without
the Pulmonic syrup. Take the Mine rake Pills
freely tu.si.l billions complaints, as they are per
fectly harmless.
Dr. Schebck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health fur twiny Years pact , and now weighs' ANIS
pounds. was wasted away to a Mere skeleton, ha
the very last stage 'of Pulmonery Consumptios,
hi. physicist:is having.pronouneed his case-bone
-les/and abandoned h.m to hts rate. lie was cured
by the aforesaid me , teams, and tante his recoVe
firrltgliTlTlrttitltigtrinlY 4'i n irN.'e h:" :74
markable success. gull directions accompany
each, anakine it not absolutely necessary to per
sonalty see \ Dr. 3cteetnek, unless patients wish
their lungs ekamined, and lOr this ourpose he is
prefessioe ally at his Prinelpal office. Philadel
phia, every eattunlay. where all letters for advice
must be addressed. He Is also brufees'onally at
No. 3d Bond street' New York, every other
Tuesday, and at No. 2.5 Hanover street, , Boston,
every other Wednesday. Me gives advice tree,
but for athorough examination with his Respi
rometer the price Is NS.
.04. m hours at each eltV
from 9 A. M. to 3 P. m.
=
Price of the Pulmoule Syrup and Seaweed Ton
ic each $51.50 per bottle. or $4.50 a heir dnaee.
Mandrake Pails ZS cents a box. For sale by all
¢ro%6tata. •
lar-IDOCIL'OR WHITTLER CON.
. :TINUE9. TO TULIP ALL PRIVATE
DD3EASELI. That numerous class_ of . cases
resulting from self - abuse, producing nn- :
'manliness, 'nervous debility, irritability. ertm
tiOne. se minal emissions, and finally itn
potency, permanently cured. Persons afflict
ed with celleate, intricate and lona +tend
ing constituttonal complatuts are politeVy invited
to call tor, consultation, which costs nothing.
Experience. 'the best of teachers. has enabled
him to petfeet remedies at once efficient, safe.
permanent, and which in Most cases cm be used
without hindrance to business. Medicines pre
• pared in the establishment, which embraces of
- am:reception and waiting rooms; also, boarding
anti siF r ping apartments for patients requiring
da~lfsonal attention, and vapor and chemi
' rid ba its, thus concentrating the famed mineral
ilpriOrp4 Non after.. who Dave ,falled, slate year
cm. Reed what he win his pamphlet of fifty
rage% dent to sot Mitten for two !tamps In seal
ed env& owe. Thousands of =Sea treated annu
ally, at office and all over the country. Consul
tation tree, personally or by mall. Office No. 9
Wylie s treet ,
tr
(near Court House) Pittsburgh,
Pa. ars 9A. .toB F. at. hondaya 12 x.
to MI P. )6.. Pamphlet seat to shy address foetus"
-atampe. • • apt
of far' OCTOR E. dp F. CURTIS,
of Baltimore and Waeb Mgt ...n. author of
several medical works. &o. &o.t at the earnest
aodelta l op or his Pittsburgh patients. hes con
cluded devote the following days in PHILA
np.LP/dltt to theleinterests: From .
. ,
\ TIMMY, JUNE let, TO SUNDAY,
JUNE Ad Ineluslve at Ms eonsulling rooms,
252 South Ninth Street
Hmr_sholisioloaasa O toBr. mr.
VPSCIALTY.-4 r, atment andtmre otHervona
and itysteat De'allity 4 the result of twenty years'
successful practice. • led
rarEILECTAICITIE AS A CURA
TIVE —Dr. A. H. SIEMENS has been
siting Itteetrielty Y a brzmet. IiZXTDT In taring
chronic as well Si &cub_ Conditions WCTLIOITT
ititincirne for more than TEN YtuRSB,, with nn
botinded SUCteati. A PANTIILITT. Ineineloir ail
parsculars, plat eertldestes and ratable refer•
once., will be sent to any innolrer.
'A few flay ntsn. rooms vacant. for boardini pa
tientst in the Doctor's faml'T. If applied for soon.
°Mee sad residence, $l,OOl ARCH SCREED,
PEDLADELPITIA. ' mTra:
IarIiATMELOWS HAIR DIE.
ml. splendid Hair Dye is the heaths the world:
the only tree and perfect Dye; harmless, relic-
Austantaneous; no disappointment; no ri
diculotta tints; remedies the til effectt or bad
dyes,• invigorates and leaves the Hair soft' and
beautiful. black or brown. Sold by all Druggists
andPerfewrs; and properier applied at Batelle-
Lsr• it Win' Factory, No. 1 Bond Street. Xew
Telt. • • • 1ti211313
EPILEPSY CAN BE CUBED
—Those hawing friends afflicted are ear.
nerdy solicited to send for a-Circular Letter of
References and Tuitimoulals. which will con.
wince the most skeptical of the eurabffity_qr the
&edam Address ve.c. BUREN LOCILROW,
M. D., 88 Brest Ames street, New Tara.
mbliftetit•d&F
tarnil2 BIAIIRLA4 E
Ssetys s on the EREORd OF YOUTH, and
the FOLLIKS OP AGE, In regard to SOCIAL
EVILS, with certain help for the orrlog. and un
fof tunate. t4e.t, In stilled letter envelopest free
of charge. Address.' HOWARD AtIIOCIATTON,
Box r, Philadelphia. ra. suy2l:lB3-d&P
CIE! ICE!: 10Et
KItEI33
•
ICE DEALER,
No. 55 Diamomt Alley,
Prrirsgusaii, PA.
. ,
Jor. Orders addresse r / se t* W. ZOKBEl. Eittith
Ir a s - IZnA l gtf=lii i Plusg e ngarrll s e t i t e reign.
, icg F..oR sALE ,
BY;THE. TON OIL oTHER*ISE,
di No. 04 liaadasky Street,
ALLEGLIZNi CIVIL
IMEI
War. COMMON-
mad**, Attioislikiiki, •
(.11111111 1 M AITV&WiIa 46,00 ene
4=
flar art DEW oir Mpu• dhoti oottortaeorth
as map atones, /logs for 13140.wa1k5. - Brower?
iraritc!au Welod:alaa'ambatanes,A tAc
nrAisinry overirtoo. PPI ,, P4 1...10011.111)14/
-
& itIOBES, • •
_Tim*" ,AioxiAmtaz,..llllll,l)ll7oB,
Noe. $ end diSt. flair , Street; Pi, telnitirti. Pa.
gpeetai . ,stinntion,given to the' designing and
building of,;romp Ifl 8 ittt end
NOrran IN,f l° •• - • - , ,
get "
and P&
wpm
ICE.
STONE.'
;JUIgEgTECTS
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M I NTEMI r Iigi,44O9I
Mertes' e s Mittel rf . el_e
24511"Y titi n re atatlonof t e coupons there
will be aid re et: Bin Itig_ti sate of
*wee sea ear, A BNEyogi MOAN A 'v.-
• offifiebabgerlate, Itewl'ork.
iellkil
igrNOTICE.—FIFTH AVENUE
Oat inatalitHent og . TEN
DOLLARS' I$Ell sirmi - 61' the' the
"'howbeit:tall bidne in:UEDA:Or JUNE
.141111T;_payable at the bankle9; EOuse..3l4a. 195
Pltthavenne. j , P. N. SCEIENCE,
trip.lo, ‘ I Caehter.
. .
Or' PENNSYLVANIA ,• • RAIL.
Cl/M.PANT., , •
TREASVItin'II DENtlintlear.
. • , pnitAratu9lira. May 3d, 1869.
NOTICE . T on t o OCKFWAILLEI/8..
The Board of.Dlrre haye thia,day deelared
a eemt.anndal'drtidend Of FIVE PER CENT. on
the capital ewer of the Company, clear of
Honig_ and Mate Aaxosi payable ln caulk op and af
te May',3o. - 1859.
Blank- poirera of attorney" for collecting divi
dends can' be bad at the' office of the Company,
*3B tl. Tbird street..
Theonlee will be openednt - 8 A. sr. and closed
ate r. At. fkomilsy• 39 to Julie 6, for the pay- .
stela of dieldendeottintafter.that, date from
A. at. to 3r..if2
TfferitAllT`Pllttff, Trensurer.
. Nemci—The Third Instalment on New. Stock of
,1868 le due and payable on or before June 16.
mygdeB -
PENNSTIMANAA 44 11 . -
ROAD CO.
TRICAIRTREWS DEPARTMENT.
Purs.Aßri.rat.. Y 4. ARMS. DEM.
TO rn BTOCKI3OLDERS Of THE NIGNN-
. .
PAIL It9AD.
1441:!9949:
this' Conipany On" the 30th day of 01,9r11. 1889.
.WUI he entitled to stibile9l.lae TYpCNT.I"-.TIVE
Pra WRlY:.:9 l l.fh.sialespeotieetlntereetsA New
StOck, at par. as follows: i • • . •
. Plity,Per cent. at the time oistabierlp
tlon. betweeu the 18th. ,day. . or may, 11109, and
the 80th earor June. 1899. , : •
fi 00014.4 . Jr4tt Wr ReN: hePifien,the llithdsy
Of November, 1889. and the 31st day of•Decem
ber,./889; or. if AtOckOlderis ahould,prefer o4 the
whole amount may be paid up at the time of .sub
script:on. andiach Instalment so paid up shall be
entitled to a pro rata of the plvidend that may
be declared on full shares. •
•
Thit every Stockholder holding Less
thin foci shares, shall be entitled to subscribe
for one. abare; and thOse bolding more than a
multiple of four slimes 'balk be entitled to sub
scribe for an s4lditionei share,
Fourth. All shares upon which Instalments are
Yet to , be paiti under iteeolution of May 13,
1868, will, be entitled to their allotment of the
Twentj-dive per cent. at par, al though they
were paid !RAW. . .
mygdee THOMAS T. FIBTH, Treasurer.
lar' NOTICE. •
•
CITY ITAXES, 1869.
xn .aceerdanoe wi th Beetle* 6th, Page A9B of
City Digest.
NOTICE IS nEnzar GIVEN
1 •
TO THE
CITIZENS OF',PITTSBURGH,
That the Amagasmente for .1989 of City. City'
Building, Special, Poor, 'Dueness, City Pcbeol
and Ward School Taxes and City Water Bentr
have been returned to me for cone Minn.
The atioVe taxer ire eat:dent a DEOUCTFIN
CF FIVE PEE 0 itNTlThfif paid on or before the
FIRST DAY ;OF AllialliP, "and TWO PER
OEN TUIE It paid between the PLEAT DAY OP
AVGUST i.nd the P.PTEENTE LAY OF PEP.
TIMBER.
. . .
air No deduction will be allowed on taxes bald
between SEpteniber.iliteentb and October drat.
4i• An addition of dye pow Crillllll2 Will be made
to ail taxes unpaid October first; and an additional
live per canton' will be added to all taxes re
waining unpaid on bioyember
STATE MERCANTILE LICENSES!
The Stato Mercantile Appraiser bas returned to
me for collection the appralsement for 1669.
State Mercantile Licenses must bo paid en or be
tore Auly 16144869. •
All Licenses remaining unpaid at that ds' e
will be placed In ties bands or Aldermen for cOl
lectlon. 1 • •
J. COCHRAN,
CITT TREASIIIIXR, itth.AVENTIS.
P 1178111110311, June 1, je5:140
.
DIVIDENDS.
DIVIDEND.
. .
Oviricxlfoisclwoxfotra litstrxxxcir CO..
• 1. YITTSIKIIIOII, May A*. 1889
The President and. Board of Dircctors of this
enthany have %hit day declared a dividend of
two dollars ts 9: per share on the capital st,,ck of
tin Company,' out of the earnings of the last six
months. payable, free of Government tax, on
and after June 1, 1889.
JOHN H. °LANEY, •
ity2soB Secretary.
E'o fzIA fi4 VO/ Ili
DISSOILFTION.
The partnership between the snbscribiers as
Boller Makers. ie., under the name of WM.
BARNHILL* CO., was dissolved by agreement
on May Bth, 1889. I'he books and debts owing
to the late firm will be settled and collected. only
lly Nr. 91S0.:s..Artmsuose, at the office of
the late firm, No. 115 Fenn street, who is there
unto' dnly autiorized.and claims against the firm
will be presented to him.
BARNHILL,.
LEVI EEENNTeM4N.
PITTSDIFISCM, :lane a, Ina. J,e4
• ' OFFICR WREN POINT FOUNDRY, /
Any 10, 1809. t
D'issourrioN.
The firm of EDWARDS; OMITH & CO., ham
this day beeu;dlasolved by 'mutual consent.' The
business will hereafter be conducted under the
style of HatITH • & WARRICK. '
R. RDWAY.M3,
L .11. SMITE.
WARRIUK,
Having disposed of my interest In tha West
Point Foundry to Wilts. Smith, gslWarrlek, I
lake greatpiessure In recommending the new
Inn to the confidence and patronage of the bus'
nen communityc24ll .
. li
Baataw icriwAiws.
NnN .lB . IaQUOMI 8“).
IDT &FRIDAY,
Fziwi
,lEPORTESS OP
WIN BRANDIES, GIN, &C,
DEAurns Ices
RYE WHISKIES,
409_rmr.mmer.,,
wave Itemoied to
NOS. 1 384 . 1 AND 1186 PENN,
4
Cot, ElleirpOtkSt., (forinerly .Canal.)
JOSEPH B;rBNPALE‘,C9., ,
sok Is; is,, 191,1911, and lab.
mar. STREIT, FITT,BBUBORi% '
• ; 1 • vrazrunortnuuo OP
Oefliver'll t istMed - Piro lye ifiddrqr
Also,taltin *MON ) 4 T,Ste i gb l ".
(MOW
. o P B '' ae.
WIeEE 1' TONGUES. lint • fei
iaved (from:'choke latkite.`teitel 4011
cesnimmigratiehik dog:: If:
1 71IWI 1111114. • ,4 1117211
IarNEW OPERA' HOUSE.
tir. cAratara.
Second and lastweelk9f • •
/11AW/11. BARTMOLOBIZit.
And the PantomilltaTroalle. ' •
MONDAY: EVENING, June 7th, 1869, Us,
CdmicPaCtomime ent.iled . •
SIMON'S MISHAPS, 011 THE MILLINERS. 2
Flying Rings .14 ;obit Levantine. Character
Daneothir Mlle. and Big.' Conmiditine. Mona.
Container and WM. Rosetta in their wonderful
performances. -La Taratelta, by Misses Satre
Maddox - and Lillie Whitl ug.Parterreo by the
.Lovantine Brothers. • ,
To conclude with the Trick pantomime of
OLD attitHEß WIDDLE WADDLE.
'Wednesday Evening—ROßlNEitill CRU:.OE.
Grand IfarewelliMatimee on Saturday..
MM
orrilmes lIRGH THEATRE.
H.W.WILLIAMS, Lessee and Manager.
The great BIIBLESQDII AND VARIETY COIL
BINATI N In a snperb. 0110 of Songs, Dances,
Degrolank , tneltullog the kcal &lama
Billed HUNDRED USES HENCE, On
PITTSBD Off IG 1869.
Ladles , attnee every Wednesday and Satur
day.
O'FAIR AND . TEWIIIVAM.
The Fair and Festival for the berellt of the
SEVENTHII.P.CONStENGATION
Of Pittsburgh, (formerly•Lawreneesiile,) Be,. _
W. 11. Andrew pastor, will.be forscallj opened
in the church on TUESDAY. EVENING. JUNZ
Ist. The 'lea of the Mulgfetai hating the
matter In charge,.encontiged , bl the Ilbetui coin.
ttibutiOlLll :of kind t (Head& ,e xfitot • make the
Falr interectiiii, and propoic keepteg .opqi each
aft.tnioon and evening tinting the week. Tickets
of gal:stamina mg' be :bed et members or at the
; :
.
TB' AvElliIIE _
No. AS Fifth avenue, oppoiite the Opera
f oust , Int tab tt r , Pa.
STROIY . .. . —Mut tiger.
This house ball one Of the finest Billiard Pomni
In the city. It is necldedly the coolest and most
Invit i ng place. The tables are ad. new and ea.
brace alt the modern ImprOvetaetats. and 'offers
s6perlor attractions to lovers of the genie.
,BIERCH&N,T TAI:WIU3.
BOYS , OLOTHING..
A full assortment o j all styles and slses •C .
Boys, Youths and Children's Suits,
For Spring and Summer wear.
. ' GELl.3rdr. LOGAN.
nyl2 4T SIXTH STREET; (lain St. Chair.)
M'PHERSON da AUFILANBRIAG I
Ne. 10 Sixth (Late St. Clair) Street.
(aue.simor. to w. H. MeHICIH & 00.0
ICEIRCEL&NT TA LOBB,
Have just received theircarefullraelected stoek
of Spring 'and Summer Goods. and Will be 'gLsd
to show or sell them to old and new customers.
The Cutting Department 'wilt still be superlit.
tended by Kr. 0. b .11IIHL4KBRISG. - -
I take pleasure in recommending the above dna
to the liberal, support of the public.
mhII:XL ' W. H. McGEB.
B TrecmL, ,
° (Late Chiles with W. Hopeiamide.)
32±ERCELLTIrr
. .
No. 53 Smi th field Street,Pittsburgn.
se2e:m
NEW SPRING GOODS.
A splendid new stook of
CLOTHS, CASSEWARES, 4247••
Just suestsed by WIEDUIrJKIETION.
sells Merchant Talton T3Thultbleld street.
~,,,nownoNne.iowsnr
TAGGART
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS
NO. 129 , FEDERAL STREET,
Allegheny City.
SCHOLIA, SAWING,
calm motrizako
Done promptly to order at l6l Lancia it
161
Cliy. by
The best attention will be even to all who want
anything In our_ Ilne.- Me. always keep a large
lot, or turned work. such , italusters. ,Newl
Posts, • Bub, ' to. -*Also; a gaol stoOlt or dry
Walnut. Che rry and otke r _luMner on.hand..
myllzl7 • P.I.ILBEELTEB & CO'
ROCK THE BABY
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
, .
/ 103 TROVXMW.hiIrENUE•
Army.. • nay :bel &Widmann assoitaneat Of Par.
le
_Rummy end ?Eltehe? Furniture. des
G E"Arts ;
PRINTINW WORK& •-
.• tr , pi"
O. E. ROBIN SON
WXCtA AP
• 1 '• , :o'f
Black and Cel red Printing lc idthogrsi)
nuts; vARNIMIES, ike •
lbws terry, R o a d_Agd 11•
afldwilM
• - 1 1 1614DELPIra.
A 13
LARGE IUPIXE I NT
• Gi : l4sl3 UOOKS
Ani4o!itt r ".44islll°,eli W E V i t ei t
137 tawny
Pittsbakitle;
i:I . i - .•..4..'.; 6k;• .j .
"131tA0..11 1 /47, 1
- -s 4
iThEI
ji IP C-10 A MN 0 *DIA
it SEMEN,
r77=l
Wholesale Price&
WOOD TURNING,
P, LEBZELTER, & CO.
IN ,
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