I
Atta ritlittt Gap*.
141INDOW N.
I stew , by the mime of the summer sea,
As the 42., was qutetiv dying,
when the waves were lulled in *dreamless sleep,
And the feamews patt.tively c
She broad red disc of the sets tog sun
Was pelsed on the mighty ocean.
And the sr ay. let. were breakins one by one
Ois the shore, with a dreamy motion.
Mar a ger aeons curtain of blue and 'gold
Frew felt on the al cent' g
And t'e eau, like a monarch Infirm and old,
Reclined on a glowing pillow.
Bat *OR a change, as be kank to rest,
On ht. con:h Furpassl , g glory.
Tor thr hues that trembled on ocesn's brrast
oeked the ponder, of r e fiteett story.
thes , beauties all P Ind away ,
la I saw Night - a snad‘rw s der cold me,
Anis I 41 erne d it. well such': perfect day
tamale hare such. a prrfe t ending.
PET
nartirt.rn wants gag works. I
Tax police of• Titusville are uniformed. \
Ifserinio has had the Drummer Boy of,
Shiloh. • ; '
Lericeirrnn is infested just now with
larrglirs.
'• lime country 'in the neighborhood of
13eninton is infested with horse - thieves.
Hazen HAIR is to be held at Stoner
hero. 'Mercer county, on the 3d of July.
MARY Amrcir, aged 1 07/Yealai
died in Monroe townehip, Bedford coati.
43 , , - on Saturday.
Tan residence of Charles, McCabe in
`Honesdale; Wayne county, was destroyed'
14 fire on the 27th ult.
A.- CASS of sunstroke occurred at, the
cemetery in Pottsville. during the cere
monies on Decoration Day. • ,
Xitericame `ropewalk at Habib,' WEIS
'burned down on. Sunday week. Value
480,000. insurance $17,000.
CoL. Wu. H. Lelamerox, a promi
ment member of the Venting() county bar,
died In Franklin on' the 21st.
Forma COUNTY is gaol-lees. The
Commissioners have sold the old one for
-#2,000. A new one is about to be built.
Tice lawyers of Scranton, have follow
,ed the lead of those of St. Louis, and ap.
pear in court now with swallow tailcoats.
)(Be. Atzune. RENIFF, one of the old ;
est inhabitants of Conneaut township;
ICraNiford county, died on the 2let ult.;
# the year of her age.
SHARON is a thriving place. One bun
hdred and five houses have been built there
since the first of January,' and about is
many more are under contract now.
Tait Venango Citizen Bud: A lad
named John Mullen, aged about ten
years, was killed near the Allegheny
...Valley R. R. Depot, , on Friday last.
Ihrit Scranton Republican has adopted
our heading of Ephenieria for Its column
of skert iteuts. We are glad tor see such
evidence of
,{rood taste in the editors of
SW excellent paper...
• lires Atr°trent L. DAIMON has been
reeding in Beaver, and the • Local of that
prim is high in 'her praise, but we fear
ter audience was not as large as a lady of
Auktutdoubted ability 'Shordd"comnuttid.
A TOURS ]W( named Wtn. Mutzsbaugh
• was drowned 'in the Husquehanna, at
-Th '
omannon on Thnriday. - He waa L
winning after a'skiff that had broken
;Int= its Mooring and was seized With
Two 'young men from- Philadelphia,
made the trio from that thy to Doyles
rtoitn, one day last week, on velocipedes.
the distance by the turnpike is twenty
&ye miles, and it was traversed by them
In about six hours.
Tits State Medical BocietY, which
meets on the.9tb inst. in Erie, is to be
amnaed while there. Among other pleas
• ores down on the programme is. a race
-between• a steam yacht and a picked
- crew of the Undine Boat Clob of •that
•
TIM Bear Creek and Shenango Valley
Railroad will be in operation early In the
,the summer. The iron for the track is
I glow all on the ground, and .a. consider
able amount of the rolling stock is ready
• for • Ilse. Of this - stock the Erie Car
Works supply fifty coal cars.
We undersumd that, . he and 'some
other boys were on a hand car, playing,
that he turned the crank ot- the car start
tug it in motion and falling upon or near
itwasstruck on the back by the handle .
•in its revolution, Injuring him so much
ihat he cried within a half hour.%
Tux planing mill of Shenk and Co.,
. in Erie * me set on the and burned to the
ground olariday. The lose to the pro
prietors was seventeen thousand dollars,
- :and sixteen workmen lost'a chest of tools
- 'each, the , aggregate valde of . whlch• was
„about one thousand dollars. There was
'no Insurance. - • -
Tint Bedford Springs Will open on the
:10th inst.. Several Improvements- have
- been made looking to the comfort of via.
itors. One hotel has bad a double row'of
iiorches built all around it; and another,
: is private boarding house, we believe, has
had a new ten!tin alley' and a croquet
ground added to t.
• _ Tan Easton Prey says: We learn
& company Wont Philadelphia bas
ebaseil property near Allentown ' and
will erect a furnace thereon. It it be
true, it• will make the seventh 'furnace
started In The Valley, within pie past
year. The iron manufacttuing business
will be run into the ground.
,Tux Ebensburg Alleglusion says: On -
.Saturday "last an , appalling accident oc
. curred near Pine PlatSlMcounty;
Mah mimed• geentlOC/1" WWI engaged
st route sort of work at a steam saw
.'rjsy some Mischance he fell' agai ns t a c i r .,
( AWAY, saw* in full motion, and was eat f a
ig o ota, Re diedalingtst_iitliautiT.
Tam stiam saw mill belonging to L.
man Perkins, in Rockdale township,
• OraWford county, was blOwn up by to o
eiplotdon Of the' boiler' ton Saturday.or
last week. Although there were fourteen
jimen in and about- the hill/ at the time,
only one was. killed. • One
_ideas of the
boiler, weighing five hundred potmdsor as
, foundat a distance of , twenty' rods , from
ON . Sunday morning a man named
doppersmith was , droined in the Lehigh
by,tbe upsetting of a bastes*, Re was
tn company with several (Aim, going
across the liver. As they pushed otf
• from the shore torp or three men lumped
b r and gave ' the'boat such a 'violent
*OA that it Wall CliPSIZed illrowing all
• Into the water, but evegene, was 'saved
except Coppeilimith.-Easion - PMS
• A. !mynas thunder storm visited the
eeastern part of the State on the With ult.
damage done,•in the 'neighborhood
.of Carbondale waeteonelderable, a pair of
sjuntet belotiging'' to James 'Hales, Mid
• ,
..1.1 I ;'Jill
,
, .
drawing a wagon centaing six men, were
killed by a stroke of lightning, which
stunne#„ and, more or less burned all of
the men, tearing the boots off of the feet
of three of them. An out-house contain
ing a man was lifted, up bodily and set
`down en the other side of the road, and
several houses were more or lets damaged
by the wind and lightning.
\ THE Pottsville Journal says Mr. Jaoob
Heitz, who has been riddling coal from a
bank at Brockville,- has been furnishing
coal since the strike for several operators
to keep their colliery engines going. On
Thursday night a party went to the place
where he was working, and destroyed his
building, machinery, screens, etc. They
Started two four-wheel and an eight-wheel
coal car from the works, ind ran them on
the main track. Tice ca re - upsetand ran
into the creek.Titey also tpre up part of
the track. Thti conduct is indefensible,
and should be frowned upon by all law
abiding tniners.
ON Thursday last a man was found
dead in Rockland township. in the woods
a ftier rods from the road , about one mile
easttof Bandy station. Hair, apparently
from his whiskers, was found on his over-,
coat. He was a man about Ave feet eight
inches in height, weighing about 160 lbs.
lie had been apparently dead several
month and was 'so decOMpoked that it
wtiq ittipossibie to reixignlze'.oefesturee.
supposed that ,thet' body *!' is that of
Michael Tawney whow j ai le that region
'last fall and suddenly wasmlitsing. The
indications would seem to point to ylo
, lence astthe cause of.his death.—;Yonan
po Citizen.
'TILE Monongahela Valley :Republican
says: OA - Wednesday night list, a man
named ' Jones, about fifty Years of age,
mho has been working
_at his trade as a
marble.cutter, was seen ontharead going
towards Pittsburgh as late as twelve
o'clock in the night. He wandered &boat,
and was last seen by Henry Frye, near
his residence. On Thursday Morning his
body was'diecovered just above the dam,
at Leyda's - Mill, about one mile from
Bentleysville, by Mr. Emery Leyda, who
also found his cbat neatly folded,' placed
upon fence near by,_ and his_ hat upon
the coat.. Tha water ,Was -about • three
feet deep where the body - was fiiund.
He bad one son, wko •resides in Pitts
burgh. •• • '
Tan Miners Journal says: On Tuesday
evening last a funeral Party,' Irish, came
tmtn Hazleton ton point near Tarnpqua.
After the interment, while the party was
returning home,
three carriages contain
ing a woman. th ereat men, stopped at the
Hometown Hotel, about two miles above
Tamaqua, kept by it , . man named Shick
erum. They Obtaiaill something to drink,
ands paying for it, dlsphted about the
change being correct. Mrs. Shlckerum
Mated that she had given the correct
change, when one of the party drew a re
volverb and threatening to shoot her, she
ran. Some! men in th bar-room then put
the party,ont One of the funeral party
'fired a nhot from the outside • through' a
'window'
A , the ball lodging In a MEWS
breast. nother shot was fired `through
the door, taking gffect in the Wrist of an-
other man. The party then - drikVe off kn.
Hazleton.
WEST 110011 i Lt.
• Paawszasatrao has a velocipede schoo
which does not, pay. • <
TEE, Superilibra of llsinsarba 'county
haTe refused to grant Ik:eases to retail
liquor dealers. .
A COMPAIn has been formed at Charles
ton to put a bridge over the Kanawha at
that place. A charter will be applied for
"at the next meeting of the Legislature. -
Tim Turkish Minister and Staff anl the
Secretary of the British Legation, is re
ported to have enraged quarters for the
season at Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs.' - " •
Tait. Point Pleasant liest7isfter says:. Prom
all parts of the country we receive most
cheering accounts of the crops. There's
very promising prospect for an abund
ant wheat harvest. _
C H. Yottnentn, convicted of murder
Over a year Ago at Point Pleasant,' and
who had his sentence commuted tp
•prisonment in the penitentiary far life,
has become a raving maniac..
Tag Morgantown Post Is five years old
and has Just been enlarged by the addi
tion of eight, columns, and bas s new and
very handsome dress. Judging only by
the contents and character of the paper
itself, we think the aim of its editors must
have been to make a real newspaper, for
we know no country journal which bas
more varied or better selected news.
ArtlllcLal
One of the wonders of the age is the
manufacture aim in large quantities by
artificialmeans. It was first begun in
this country during the war. In New
Orleans it is carried on extensively now,
and at so low a rate that ga t ei expect to
be"able to do away with importation en
tirely. Being made frbm the water of the .
Mississippi, it is said to be more healthy
for use there than Northern ice. tltis
manufactured under French patents, and
Is said to be of an excellent -.quality. It
iichtime'd by some to be'even superior to
.Nerthern ice. 'The ricetpun6 relates the
following circumstance: "As , Mr. Poch.
elu, the indefatigable Secretary of the.ice
manufactory in, this city, was passing
along Madison street, New , Orleans, he
accidentally encountered the representa
tive of the houses that sell Wl' imported
trom Boston. A ensnedf
which ended in a wager by Me. Podielit
that our home:Made ice was 'cooler, and
that it would last longer thin theilinported
article. , 'rho-bet was , eeeeptedi Attie*
summonedindtbe ,partlps• adjourned to:
test the matter. Two equal, acakes of Ice:
one made here', and one isportedi‘rere
subjected to an equal esposure; , : Ind we
are happy to report; that Mr.-iPothOu
catrted - offthe wager.'":
Tan Court istena lays that the !"1.
den nmea is iolepti* new
.chincry so parrect,sad eo :simple that:it
takes.bnt one engineer and three laborers
to print off the -whole,' edition-off the
num. The prhicipelooflthe • ttianhine Is
that the paper is Dot cut into sbeeti before
it is printed; but . -It brought_ ,to . the 'ma
chine in a long roll. It passes through
the machine, is,printed on both aided, ;sad
likillvided as it passes onto-the whblepto:
Gees being automatic. Tholdea. has mite
been worked at by engineers, but. has
only lately been practically car r i e d m g ,
under the superintendence. of Mr. Mac
donald, the engineer who has charge of
the whole' . Times machinery. The new
'Machine - 1s foaled , the',Walter Tress, in
'honor of • the chief.' proprietor the
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MITAI3vIIOt TUISDAY. JUNE fl;fBffe.
CUI'PINGS.
TIM MUM Miele population. of Ban
Promboo estroootovi -- az frnm ten to
%weave Mini sand.
IT itreported that Boston is to have a
new free trade daily, entitled the Guar
dian/with a capital of $200,000.
Tau Hub IS a new paper published in
Boston, which describes itself as "a jour
nal for the carriage aid car Shop." -
Tux Advance is a new orgin of me•
chanica and Workinguien, published in
New York, and solciat five cents a copy.
A GEIIiTLEMAN named Mitchell arrived
in Bangor. Maine. last Monday evening,
who left Boni Bong on the second day of
May. having made the passage in twenty
nine days! He made the trip from Ban
Francisco to New York in six days. .
.i.Luomatro CrroATE, the NeWburyport
"fire bug, is under $5,0H00 bonds on
each of the indictments which charge him
with offtndes punishasle by:life IMprison
nsent, and under $3,000 bonds on each
other offence, making a total of $62,000.
Worm has begun • on. the hotel and
station of the Mount' Washington Rail
way in the White Mountains. ‘Woriron
the road Will begin this Month. Only ,
five litindred feet ' of the road , remains to
be build,:and by Julycara,s, ill run from
the foot to the• summit.. *4 - ' I
- Mits:Tweairsot,,ofJolliet,lll., whose
grandsmrwas killed on Tueaday last, has
hada large shire of tereavernents. 'Some
years, ago, one of her sons''was acciden
tally killed; another was blown .to pieces
in the latewar; not long since, a daughter
who had just graduated from school Was
drowned while on an excursion on Lake
Erie, near Cleveland, and now agrandson
Is instantly killed by the cars. • •
• PAYETTE - 400,' has built, and con
tracted for to be built;4sBiniles of turn
pikes, at a cost of $444,640. "These," says
the Zanesville' Courfsr, "are large ex•
penditnres for a county so comparative
ly email as Payette. BUt. they are based
on the highest finandal- policy, as any
one trying to purchase a farm in Pay
ette would be certain to ascertain."
Farms without good roads to get to
them, are becoming less sought after
every year.
Dn. Moons, of Plattsburg, recently
died. He was very much respected by
all who knew him, as was evidenced by a
a singular fact in connection with his
funeral. - While the usual Presbyterian
services mere being held at the residence
of the deceased, mass was being recited
in both the Catholic churches of the vil
loge for the repose of the soul of the de
ceased, who was held in such high esti
mation that the Catholics, both French
and Irish, desired the innersl services of
Catholic church to be held. A character
so pure and blameless as to reconcile all
differences in religions creeds is indeed
something unusual.:.::-
Ggisitzsr. A. L. S., of Kentucky, per
haps one of the best card players in that
State, Would never play a hand or risk a
dollar if there was a black cat in the
romp. Bz-Governor 8., from one ot the
Westerri Mates, im inveterate gamester,
would never sit down to stable in a room
- where there wass looking glass. Some
gamblers refuse to play if on entering
the room, the left foot crosses the
threshold lint, and no pursuation can in
duce themt,o do u, until they leave and
rettirn'witli the right foot foremost. ,To
put your foot on the chair of a player is a
sure premonition of bad luck. Some
men will never play on Fitday.
Tun Fort Atkinson (Wia.) Herald has
the following: 41 A dreadful report, was
current in this village, yesterday, that a
ma&dog - had bitten two children—a boy
of seven years and a girl of four—ln the
town. of Milford, in this county, and that
the parents—whose names we did not
learar-were informed by attending phy.
sicians t that the only possible way- for the
children to escape the agoniea of rabies
would-be to take their lives., Incredible
ssltmay seem, they" administered an
opiate to the boy and bled him 16 death,
and the girl was sinothered in "s feather
bed Tilers seems to be no doubt of this,
as it Is well attested."
, ,
, 'Me France-itmerlean Cabte.
,
The! French cable, as it is familiarly
called. dela been made, and will be laid
from English ships, by Englishmen, the
Telegreph Construction and Maintenance
•Company. having undertaken the job.
Indeed, substituting . Brest for Valentla,
and St. Pierre for Heart's Content, the
entire premiss recalls the laying of the
lines now worked by the Anglo American
Company. The present cable is some
twelve hundred miles longer than either
of its predecessors; is divided into sev
eral sections, and has been manufactured
at the rate of 150 tailed a week ever since
the contract was accepted. Up to yester
day it was within a hundred miles of com
pletion, and was nearly all shipped on
board the vessels appointed to carry it.
Thus the Great Eastern carries 2,752
miles, or about 400 more than when it
left with the 'Anglo-American cable, its
vast receptacles oeing-made still vaster,
and It 3 main tank considerably enlarged: -
"With this cargo the great ship will
leave her present resting place in the
Medway about the 10th orJune, and will
proceed to - Portland. Here a few days
:will be Spent' in, taking in coal, after
which, she will go td an appointed epot
about some five and a half miles from
Brest. Gee of the vessels of the expedi
!ion (the tfhiltern) willln the meantime
have laid3he heavy shore end, and this
Will he bboyed-outlo erwiat the distance
• named. Tort/not Eastern , Will, some
where aboat'ihe .40th Pelt It up,
mit„,after ;splicing and teildng, will set
Abed list regular work:of cable
She will be,aticomEded bilho Sandoria
And the Oblltern, Wittig. , being fitted
up With , griPpling' nip, buoy's. and pick
in&up tasebinerr: *Hitch ailv:ldentleal in
'atty esspeeniwithithosSion board the
Great Eastern hetselt• • • -
' • BotzKiiiliteen.: dapf-will be occupied
Bthilerfttlifisterit In the ' voyage
reit tl*PL l Pifinerita l Itninedily on
the lhke .`behig `
.laid betweifn ' thee' , IWO
phiees t lhe Other etible-isylhgvesselewill
earty,on:the remainder of the_ werk,tara
lb" ClibleAlireet into Bostpti, and the dine
will be thus made complettriXlVmeonAbe
latter place and the,French port. The
frequent, Iplleingsi the. Ohangeoef 1111 1 P 8
and, the varieties .1 of - cable,. of s•which,
thenglethe great length is identical with
the Angto4limetiean. there are six. sec
tionsA, B, 0,1 D, .B"and. F en ;the
*hole line; may deenrto coMpilbrith` the
programme; 'but it, ehould be tunietatood
thataner at: Pierre' the real work is over.
,The e "rest is ihAlloW water,, the whole of
which has been sounded, theireatesl
depth of which, is ascertalded 30 be 800
fathoms. ;i Between • Brest anti Pierre
the depth of the line in which the .cable
Is to lay is lesa , accUratbly
,known,, and
them are viiriatiohs betwee* 'Sound
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WELDON I k KELLY, i
itanuhaumes and Whole isle Dealers In
Lamps, Lanterns, Chandelier:4l
AND LAMP COODB.
Also, CARBON AND LUBRICATING OILS,
33NANZINIE N
N 0.147 Wood Street.
see:nD Between 6th ind 6th Avenues.
FRUIT CAN TOPS.
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...t.e. stamped ripen. t c er. meta g m,
ilia Onter, sad all iskOe* arrotaltsketAtepedltg9ll.
the toe of the can. 1 1
It is Clearly, Distinctly:lnd Permanently!
:. ' - LE.433.1E.T-47a1:04 . 1 I
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by merely piscine the name of the'
fruit the,
a= contains opposite the-_pobnter and sealing In!
the ouetomary manner. No preserver of fruit or,
wood. housekeeper will nee any other after once
seetna tt. - • • -' sh2ls
WATER PIPES,
• • 1-11RIPINST:TOPS
A large assortment,
13E Nll COLLINS,
Sd A►eane.ne►r Smithfield St.
av44:107
WALL yAPERS,
W - PAUPER 1 ,
AND'
WINDOW SHADES;
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New, and Handsome Designs,:
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NOW OPENINO AT L'
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No. 107 Market Street
(NEAR FIFTH AVINUE,)
Embracing a large. and carefully selected stoek
of the newest dubs= from the FINEST BTAJRN
ED GOLD to the CHEAPEST ARTICLE known
to the trade. All oi whleh we ainsr at prices thg
will pay buyers to examine. I
JOS. & HUGH - ES & BED.
WALL PAPER.
THE OLD PAPER STORE 111 d 111 W PLACE ?
W. P. MARSELSILL'.S
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
191 Liberty Street,
rims pr e lim:To
SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. ishe
WINEEMIQUORS, &c.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY;
IMPOSTERS OF
WINES,' BRANDIES, GIN, &C.,
WHOLESALS DEALIIMS Is
PURE RYE
409 PEtirlir STREET,
Have Removed to'
NOB. 384 AND 886 PENN,
Cor. Eleventh St., (formerly Canal.)
JOSEPH S. 'FINCH & CO.,
_ Nos. Ise, as; ass. ses. ses and 196,
POST STHICILT. PITTSBUNA/11, •
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Oeppeir Distilled Pure Rye Wklakey:
Also. dealers In FOREIGN - WINES sad LII
WIWI& HOPS. ass. mmx.so'
GLASS. ,CHINA, CUTLERY
100 WOOD STREET.
NEW' GOODS.
FINE VASES,
BOUNDEN . AND . CHINA.
NNW B TY LES.
MR S
TX.A.
GRIT ours,
SMOKING SKIS,
A large stook of ,
SILT= PATED GOODS S
of Au desteriptlOol
Cell and Glllallllo our friks. and we 01
feel satisfied no one need to be suited. - 0
R. E:1 ED: resE t
100 WOOD" STREETi,
FOUR:;'.
PEARL ' MILL FAMILY , ITV,
4 7 4.tizzlimtbre,,hu f inen Brand, mum t l a
PRENCH rir-AMILY FLOUR{
liii roar will otVl.s ant sus wuM u 4
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SWINT BRAT%
AROBITII4OIB , III. ANN , , '
ORNAMENTAL CARVERi
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NEW, SPRINGS GOODS
JTJST OPENED,. .
iiinofiftE F. PHILLIPS;
87 Market Street: .
Prints, u luslins, Dress Goods,
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SILKS, ffEANVIS.
!I'LL LINN Or -
SILK. SACQUES,
very •
87. MAILIEET STUFFY. Sy.
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(7WOR,_McCANDLESS & CO..
vv mate Wilson, Carr d C 0.,)
WHOLESALE DEALERS
Foreign Ind Domestic Dry Goods,
• N0.*14 WOOD STREET..
Third door above - Dizinond
' ' ' PITTS:MYNAH. PA.
DISSOLUI'IOW
DissitiLuTioN.
- The partheinship between the subscribers as
Boller Makers. te:, 'tinder the 'name of WM.
BARNHILL* CO. wee dissolved by agreement
on May 8tb,'1869. The toots and debts owing
lin the late firm will be settled and collected only
by nip: OEO. rf; ARMSTRUNG. at the . office of
the late Ann, No. 116 Penn street; who is 'there.
unto duly anthorlied.ind claims against the Ara
trill be neeseittd to Alm.
wit. BeimEntt,
• LEY" B ttERNEMAW
Pmeswasul. Jane IL . 1869. ' •• • je4 14
077ie* WILT! tOlltl' FOUNDRY.
• May 10, 1509. f
DISSOLITTION.
The firm of TDWART.IB. SMITH ► CO., has
tale day been dissolved by mutual consent.. The
business wilt hereafter be aonuneted under the
etttie of !WITH £ WARRICK. ,
Having dhiposeet of my Interest In the West
Point Foundry to . Hessra Staab I Warrick, I
take great' pleasure In recommending the new
arm to the confidence and patronage of the buil
nese Community. '
RICHARD EDWARDS:
IdE.
ICE I ICE! , ICE I
WM. KREBS,
\ ICE DEALER,
Isio. 55 Diamond- Alley,
‘.. PITTSBURGH, PAL
s
Orders. addressed to W. ARABS, Efittith
war AI egheny , will receive Dromppt attenttoa.
15:110
10E FOR SALE
BY o TON OR OTHERWISE,
At 1(0..64 Sandusky Str e et
ALLEGHENY CITY.
mr11:1•8
STONE
WEST COMMON,
Machine stone Works,
Northwest corner of West Common Allegheny,
ITREILPX. ATVATER £ CO.
axis on hand os prepare on snort notice Hearth
and Step Stones. Maga for Sidewalks, Brewer! ,
Writs, to.. Head and Tomb Stones, da.
rtedwre orrtiontiv orrprlnteif . roman% his
DR. WiLITTIEIL
cONTINEEB TO TREAT ALL
private diseases. Syphilis In ill iss forms, all
ii nary diseases, and theeffects of mercury are
corrips,etely eradicated: Spermatorrhes or Semi
nal Weakness and. Impotency, resulting nem
self-abuse or other causes, and which produces
arms of the following effects, as bl Ann,' bodily
weikecia, indigestion, consumption, aver:ionic
society, unmanliness, dread of future events,
loss of memory, indolence, nocturnal endselindl.
and finally il4 - ptostratlng the sexual systemise to
render marriage unsatUlactory, and therefore
imprudent, are perniscently cured. Persons af
-Meted with these or any other delicate Intricate
or long standing constitutional complaint should
.give the Doctor a trial; he never Malls.
A particular attentlon_given to all Female com.
plaints, Leueorrhea or Whites, Falling, Indent..
=salon or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovititio,
Drurills. Amencrrrhoca.:Menorrimagla, Instuen
norrhoes, and bterillty or Barrenness, are treat:
ed with the greatest success. •
It LI ecifilvideotthat. a physician who con fi nes
himself exclusively to the a tudyolf a certain class
'of diseases - and treats thousands or cases revery
irsa , must =POPS greater, sk ill in that 'specialty
then on. in general practice. , ,
The onto 'publishes a medical 'Pamphlet or
fifty stbat
,glies adult exposition ofvenereat
and p ate diseases, flat cam be bad trey stoSce
r or b ••• all fo r fwd stamps, In sealed envelopes:
L ut enee notions thstnittlon io the af..
AlAi ' .nnabilng them 1.. . deterronie the Dn.
re of.lheir complaints. .
- - .. 'eivallsilmenr, comprising ten ample
is atiatrali.• When is : s not convenient , to
visit . a city, the ..oacitirs opinion can be ois,
tamed bv giving a aistten statement of the'case,v
and medicines can be - ferwarded by mail or ex;
IffitlX_D i rlotils
u lip trine's.. however: iv personal
slitPluttlY natXmearY, while In
lemma matippergaunt attention is Inquired, , and
`n arecrjr i ttra; firgtlli a g t r ittVt e - 4 4. 3
b ungulate = that ealcalieto
Atioludlng !medicate* Amor
i riPe llil lafr i Dr cAr rcrilitions are Drepareu It the
ris ors* laboratory under , bis Dentinal str:
liii MOM: ' , Medical ' Dampideti at;office ' free,' or
by Swill for -two, aMmin. • No matter who bare
fallid, read w hat , b, says. Hunts 9 A. g. to 8 r,it. ,
. medals. is , 11.16 VI P. Xi: Office,. No.B WYLIIL
tirtliCiST: (test Ocairt Milne. -Pittoib , lnrh. 4 Pa •
itmon :01" 'CII4VTIIIS, '
•
A , upliw.En otti oboTit • , •
wAND(IW b_RADLEI. •
T/CANhPtintrarr
WINDOW hHADR&,•
TAHLIt rvit,NrriißE
OIL 01.07113
' • /X /11/SI/Y VAILRIIITY. •
• • A. &X. PHII.LIPS.,
z.. - AP And 28, tout
• 1-1•., •.•( • • i• •
t
1131.1 L
Iffl I
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS:
NEW CARPETS.
CHEAP CARPETS.
WINDOW SHADES-
BOMA ROSE dc, CO.,
21.4. Y 18, 1869.
k 13 A - GA' N S
~`.~'R P ~'~ f 3 .
f, ~..
WINDOW SPADES,-
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM
crun,r_r_A]ms;
New tockjustßeceivect,
I t LOWEST '141201f3 EVES - OFFERED.
El 3
BRUSSELS C, PETS} VELVETS, &C.
FROX ENGLAND.
McCA.LLITM BROS.,
--n#-
51 FIFTH AVENUE;
Rave 'receivedbi steam , as Samaria and Man
hattan the VERY NEWUT of the
IM,GLIBII MARKET.
• • ' They alio offer ' •
Complete IMe of
DOMESTIC -CARPETING.'
T o Irti.4lii ! it g oiiiiUtions are delli*nii t :ieea ls ,„,
.
Displii,y :of. Goodos44l
l a rAvemis. presented hi' ibis aorlt.o
Me/CALLUM BROS.,
Jro. 51 FIFTH arzoruE,
IL'EDW VMS,
I. H SMITH.
WM. vv.
(RET. WOOD a SMITHFIELD.)
ap23:b9S
VIITICEr-'lly a Decree . , et the
4.llVourt, • made -stf Beaver .Connti, Pa.. April
88, 1869, the' undersigned itw swarmed
Receiver of C. H. HALL it 00., mad
ha compliance therewith_ •I -will dispose of
Lubricating and .Relined .011 a and Barrels
of said :llrtn. and , will sell at Public _Bale, on
the pra nises. in the. Borough of Glasgow. Beaver
County, Fa., en the BTH OF JUNE
6 , 014 the Pro Party Of :0.-11. Hall a
co.;:4own as the . it'olut Oil Woris,i , consist.
lag at Leaaea, iisititnery, Tants, Balding!, Ai.
&e., t , gt.thcx ; waken Ulla Len remaining unsold.
Terms 014. Aid also rve notb.e ) all persons
Indeilred Mudd dim to make inim diataPayMent
tome. H. BENNETT, Receiver
of C. H. HALL ,
Prirnitmon. May 1. /869. aP3I-Mt
DYER AND SCOURER,
J. LANCE,
DYER AND SCOURER.
NO, a wr. crAm wriuccurr
dios. 185 and 137 Third litieeis
SHEET/14 OS AND BATTING.
nouns, oni. Co.,
ANCHOR COTTON :MILLS.
Maautaaturera of V3Wil MZDMI sadLIORT
I ANCHOR AND DANIBIOLIA .
. A
ard r IniTINGS AND
HARDWARE AND .
• ' . r: ,CUTI.FIRY:
I hare•ln afore and am'constantly reeeteinpg
direct from MaTinfeetnr , rs i ___"a complete , mean
meat :of fi
BIULDIio HARDwAitir. whit% I
offer for r.le on as fair terms as any bowls the
Mir a together with e, ..fine assortment of CUT
LE KY. GUrin sod ittly(11:11Eitl. Mao, the
bebt selection of MISCHANICti• ToOLii, raw
mited
grieiag i. the lateal , ,an,d • beet4nprnmillitita
known theltade: ' -' e t - ' •
ladaVo tay Taotbry In l'all'h
i tritioiltis umiak
am ito do,ail-k) iitrifarwortUbe
same .a. dre the nee. a the d ot,tehintarg.
inch air l i ding ft ruerscarht•ohi. ratio ;nut-
Mu, itt ife bindskearid rrnakur amitherog
a g ul ,1 11 7`;:b7 ' ; i'l:l' ,v, i;1•:-. -. -,
- • I
- .1 .•1 . ` .;JAMES now"
: Jim' 1 WOOp !MUNI% 'M401171411.
Alsoh4 nt for ' Ol4l-101 0Pes .fkanons •MAIIIrt
LINE 1 141tIr4t, tpe
Lareakeell incteltzln tit
world. s.' = ' saw:lP
Itlt
vl,O • ,
The t•elebrate fipslE y (*needed bv,
ail Who have tried It to be the 134.4 ft and cheapens
,dour theAT. Sive it trhal... Bold VP
2..5t mxisoß
~..IA.T;i7LA*ViILTX ItitOST,
, • 1
• z 329 14beny street,,Plttaberabi
2074 ,
=I
lag E
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L,l '
i 13.
FHB CARPET&
OIL CLOTHS,
wiEt - turkgEi.
1 Min AVENUE.
dimT
IIeFA4LAND i t COLLIMI,
No. n Air/I/tints
(Sf wmtl
The Latest 'Arrival
LEGAL.
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PIT•1•8131MM41-13.
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66:,tIbtAtti•trent, Vest:ars ,In Drugs,
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