NI
w
IMRE
0 1W: 14 , 41-ia l ,.. 1 irl ! : 7 4
9 . 4 1 $ 8::"
beet, 134 .
ni t ,
liiktclit* ' . ll:fa • rune. 34. -;-A. corn.
mitilitaketeitizeua eying been ,apPoint.-
:nd 16 the Preaiden under the authority
•ur fOrri* 'the in nagement - of Indian'
..PJ L. - ---
*Um, isigaiating f 1143a4e.,W.. Weleii,
.or - Philadelphia. , ohn 0. .karwell,•.•Of
Chlherott George H. Stuart t :Philadet.
S. Lane, Of - Indiana,
lationa will, , until
ontrol the .uotion of
nd of the - Bureau of
atte
- thisiAf VV. Camp 11. St.: Lau*. W. E.
-...tiew York E. B- .Sot Boaton,
- ---•- urgh, Nathan Bishop,.
P coming under
ion: •r.•, t , •
eeatlve unaer.
F J
xecuttve, order has
•
talcs;3,lll.• make its
rind qemploy , own
keeping Ata, mammy
partatkau imbed/stenos
ten actually engaged in.
.13e amountappropria
Irene_ • •,•
lon shall be furnished.
/ty to inspect the
AllOlllOO3 and obtain.
~to the, icenduct. of tt
• • .
have full•power to in
or by.sooommittee.,
lan superiatendencies
the Indn ,country,; to
payment of .annuities,
.4 and tottacils_with i
on the ground to advise
,nts and Agents in the
ark ,duties.: • • . • •
Inthorized tabepresent,
r.
sub-committee,. at the
for-Indian purposes,
id ptirdhaloAtadvising
"gr.41144141,4Ahdry
they ittadeetit it nee,'
le that the' inetruittiondt
cendentit'' or . Agents be
died, they wilt Distant
;liiketiffice of the GIRO'
an b,Bblreto'theBecre.
he Ynterior, iimddiile like 'l'pli/art
iti. Roil* ivto'iatanteis hi the
ofPnrilluviD 6 lt,4l(l44 'of 4mikitiet "
afildrir Or the Indian littrea#
. • • Coniplabite 'agthist . '
it or Agents or ()the officers' will
same manner be forwarded to the
- Bureau or Department of the In
or,for action.
___
.___
~4114:W.he, Dammission, ,will, ; at .then;
• . ilmeeting, , ,determine ti . the re-. 1
~. oniations to tie , ms e - ,as to the ;
At 'clriliratinn , erfitiallng_.with the.
au • 44 submit ttaisimie for action
Ebe manner above ,ltidjcated, 3 , ariffail .
11 0 1 . 1 20 0 1rinfttimoxPerigtOre l 14,_.-DirtMe
eitesy t will be acted ,u tor,the paean,.
.•!IW9IS kleoretory of .tlow or , befo .r 4 '
Fn opsnoltvre ib:ina4e,74ooo.4samt.,,
• , The usual made 4 . acconntim wit,k,
i t h
$ ffiesusury =net be plaspge4 ; tiiii) all
expenditures, thereforkmust De subject
leelteepprovale required hylawand by
the l regulations of the Treasury Dew*
lapata s, add all voucheramust conform to
ws and requiremeMeand-was
nab he ordinary ChannaL .• • , .
la
Bth. All the officers of-the governident
,conneatefflvith:_the Indian .tiervice 'are
ienjolned to afford every. facility. and op-•
.
' portunlty to said Cominisaioners and
;their auts•Commissioners. In the' parlor
-4 .13311A1C10 of their duties,. and. to. give the
.'. most respectful heed to their advice with-,
in the limits of such officers, „positive in
- atruotions from • their superiors to allow
such Commissioners fall amass to their
~. records and accounts, and to co operate
i with them in the most earnest- manner
-- 1 to theextent - of their - proper • powers hi.
the general work of civilizing the LAI-.
ans, protecting them in their legal rights
land regulating them tebecome Industri
;
ens citizens is permanent homes instead
of following a roving savage life.
lith. The Commission will 'keep such
records or minutes of their proceedings
as may be necessary to-afford evidence of
their action, and provide. for the manner
in which their communications with and
their adyice to the Government shall be
made and authenticated,
[Signed] IT. S. (Gear.
', ;Commissioner Parker instincts army
>fficera assigned to duty as _lndian agents
. 11itici Superintendents as follows: II
: 'lt being the wish of the Government of
:he 'United States to collect the Indians
and - locate them in permanent aboaes
iipod reservations, and reasosable aPpro
priations having been' made to assist
them in sustaining themselves after such.
Oast - h itt-by the parsuitaor'civilized, life, ,
, rod ' are earnestly reqtietedi, to use
your . : best endeavors in co-operating
f.p /...advance • this humane and
Wse policy. Hence you,. will; use
every means to inform yourself as fully
'
in possible respecting the condition of
he Indians in your superintendency,
impressing the Indian mind on every
avorable opportunity with the views of
the Government, and that; prepare them
kJ, submit to the inevitable changed of
their mode of life t,,, pursuits more t con
genial to a civilized state. . You will en
geavor to keep constantly before their
minds the pacific intentions of the
Government, area obtain their confidence
acts of kindness and honesty and
stly dealing with them, thereby secur
g that peace which it is the wish of all
oci
citizens to establish- and - maintain.
• our success in the accomplishment of
these objects will depend greatly upon
tkie efficiency, discretion .2 and care
'fp be exercised • by you" in "the
economical expenditure of the means
.._ ced at your disposal ~. for :this
•• rpose, and it is confidently hoped
t e.reenit will prove the wisdom anti efli
, ency of your appointment for this re.
Donsible duty.
v• -
,' Good Manners in New liork. --
.1....
i -2, Re New York ,Bun of , yesterday
4
tains in account of a fashionable *ed.
41 , trOm which weselect the follohing:
..- he , more amusing pcenea, , and tiiPst!
*Cut illustrate the utter' *ant of sys
ftinf ntanaxement in the affair, now
• ~- -docurier. •? The • iiiii&re' 'toikiwed the
/ bit party trim the church, leaving the
V et titit ed'flild tbeiri carriagetc
~., ,
la they could. A grand snob
l ot
w "made for the doors . Alch .trains
I. lir ' trampled on and"fbrii, elegant
'toilettes were sadly mdased up in,
the melee, jewelry Was I,eirn -Off 'aid
lost „in -the .jam, ladies were sepa
rated-11*CM Mei escorts, and gay cavaliers
lought isioly , - their fair- charger,
,At
p
Abe dObt etery y shouted for his 'casco.
ma:l4l,time.o, a d „sill Wes Altus made
~is
simultaneous p sh for , the entranee, mix
ing the canjages win the most inextri.
cable Vonfualw :•Bppalf. ticslalz•Aohn
41reetliiir Zithers up.' &Rae dot.loads,
but were no better off Alumuhose who got
mocie s fia nelther, cotkld . get,- of Atte
awe qi'inallyi a detkliment' of poWei
came to 0;1e - rescue andjent- their aid to
brini order out of , tiritcdiffeiddilhat *-
Tailed.. • 'rhea it turned out • that ilk:
'Smith family ,had. gone . Ade in Brown's
- 60 achopid nmith'a driver, still waiting
for his proper load,' refined to take any
other. several partie4 despairing of find-
ing their carriageti, ptoceeded to the r&
.aption•on foot, mattering anything tut
,pralses of the arlingements. ' • • • ,
.. , .
aapitt.
-
Senor Clast4rtliaa. withQuitolitradio- ,
tiour the mightiest lungs, the
Abe firmest faith, the stoutest.. atigkrance i
the freshest-memory, the most discursive
erudition, the most elegant . rhetoric, the
mostteiveriie rOgre; that Were - ever given
to m ortalepeaker. He begins and ends
and goes throu gh addreis always at
the top of hia - Telts. The do* it incei
sent; the• vehemence unflagging; `'the;
thread of argethent, such as it is, never,
lost: - You hest' Onion chopping i logie;
Castelar's power lies in chopping history.
.Be is, and has been for years,
historical !professor' it the *.lJaiver-:
sity. He , : must • have hundreds , of.
his most poliehed lectures by 'heart.
a propos to, anything ;and a' propos
to nothing; down come the records of the.
past "to I illustrate the present., It Is a
jumble df facie and 'inferences perfectly'
bewildering. Of course, some of the i t
are exceedingly ingenious, some
extremely far-fetched, some WondrOuslY
commor place and claptrap, :If Ciistelar
gave you time ; to; contradict him, you
would be at little pains to prove-him. the
most srong-heada reasoner . that ever
*as; but the fact is, he ghee you no such
time. His imagination• diet' and Ilutterii
before you like a Will.o'-the-Wisp, al
luring as it beghilei you,' de.llghtitig
as it provokes yod;.till' yoh etre' yoffrielf
up, bound hand and 'foot over head and
ears in love with theorater,,emitent, for the
while, to rave and.bliiiider with him, ,to
distort Aids and tetnitrage common sense
with him.. 'ThliiitYlicrweirer,' only'
teltir'eargumenti , yen musts wait for the
peroration: Castelat's forte is passionv
he relies for success on sympathy; and
there is that irk his - earnestness, candor
and genuine uprightness of ends. ana
means, which makes him perfectly% it-.
redstible. He has She noblest heart. mr:l
der the biggest, if not, Terhaps; the:
nontidestltead.: There is a good deal of
the bellever;• of the' seer, in the matt;
there is that which riW,es where:it fails to
,couvince, which satisfies you as.' somei
thing...not to be reduced: to theordinary,
human•standard,,somethingg to, he: taken
'with discretion, and, as it were, under
pretest, and not to be carped at or quar
reled with;!t'an apocalypse;P as he him.
',self calls it,. which may have something
in It end may turn tint true. Add to this- I
the Most surprising Variety and liveliness,.,
dailies of thexeadiest wit 'and sarcestri;
the most unexceptionable good breeding,
good nature and good taste; the Most Tun.,
erring hits with the least possible offense.
Casteiar is incomparable .as a gentleman,
however unripe as a scholar and 'absurd
as a•politician. And, mind, I have never ,
seen or heard him otherwise than in•pub: '
lid 1 hOeneither friendship nor antip
athite bias lily judgment, and I think it
is Well wgirii,a man's While to travel ell'
`the way fro m London `to" - Madrid only to
hear. him. 7 ,-,Cor. London Times.
, .
I haynapeculateda, great deal on mat
ririninY. I have seen' young and. beauti
women,,the pride of gay circles, 'par
ried; as the world Says, well. : : Some hive
moved into their costly houses, and their
friends have all tome and looked at, their
furniture' and ;their splendid home for
happiness, and have gone away and com
mitted them to their sunny homei, cheer:
fully and without fear: It isgatural to
be sanguine for them, es the 16ung are
sometimes carried away with similar feel
-1 love to get, unebserved into a corner
:and watch the bride in her white attire,-
and 'with her seeming smiling face and
soft eyes meeting me in the pride of life;-
weave a walking dream of future happi
nesti, and persuade .myself that it will be
true:" I think 'how they will&upon the
hixuriant seta as the twilight falls, and
build gay hopes, and murmtirin.low,
tones the not now forbidden tenderness,
and how. thrilling the allowed kiss. and .
beautiful endearments of wedded life will
make even parting their joy, and how'
gladly they will come back from the
crowded and empty mirth of the gay -to
each other's quiet company.
I pictUre to myself that young'creature,
who blushes even now at his hesitating
caresses; listening eagerly fOr his 'foot
step as :he night steals on, wishing he
would come, and when he enters at- last,
with an affection as undying as his pulse,
nestling upon•his bosom. , I , eau feel the
tide that goes flawing. through the heart,.
and gaze with him on the graceful form
es she moves about in the kind offices of
affection soothing'all his unquiet eares,
and making him even forget' himself in
her young and unshadowed beauty.,
-I go forward for years, and. see her lux.
ttrinnt hair put soberly away. from her
brow, and her girlish graces resigned into
dignity and loveliness, chastened with the
gentle meekness of maternal affection.
Her husband looks on with'a proud eye,
and shows the same fervent love and del
irate attentions which first won her; and
her fair children are grown- about them,
and they look on, full of honor and un
troubled years, and are remembered when
they die.— Washington Irving.
The Charivari gives the following., ad
vice to young gentlemen under the head;
Ing: "The, art• of , loving _on,the cars.",
"Permit me to suggest, to you a very
easy way of kissing a.number: of pretty
women. You are in.a railroad car, , and
two or three ladies and'one or two gen
tlemen- enter the satne,‘epups. At the
first tunnel througn;*litch. the train
passes; as "soon as atitiody can see yen, -
you - put a v'm load kiss on the back ~o,f;
your hand., Nothing it more curlets than
to see ' the faces of your fellow-traveldra,
as soon as the train emerges from the tun
nel. ; The gentlemen cast furious - glances
about them; theladies blush, each of them'
beliettinglhat her fait neighbor received:
the kiss and ignorant of . the, man ,who'
gave it to her.. Everything goes on
your'protipecti, tire excellent At. the BCC'
and tunnel you boldly. kiss the first lady
sheAreanotery out, bearing in"mind as:
she does that:. het fair companion, to
whom happened the satire mistettune, did
notwattything. Can•she behave more in
dignatitlYrWould she nOrthereby betray
the "other !Myth herhnibindt leer thereat,
the second kiss winkitot Ss hind as the
brit, At. theihird .ttuund4,l3a same course
is to-be pursued towards •i the - otherihndy,.
who, lorythe' tame reason dJaraoto tsar
anything' , Thus you geta'kiss ate dvery)
twine! except the flrat'onei" "i" •
• 4, r • •
A aosireniat tocapar vrnage govern.
ment exists, irt Clarksville, WM'
trustees number nine, and-form a kind of
independent confederacy... They are elec
ted for life, and as,each member dies a
new one is elected by thelmaato fill his
place. It lb said that under the provi;
Mons of the charter: of Clarksville the
State government cannot compel it to pay*
any -school tax, nor bear any of the 'gen
ital expenses of Abe State.
woman and Marriage.
•
Kissing in the Cars.
ME=
MEM
' • '
• - • ,
• -
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MUM
: GAZETTE: WEDNgSDA*JtNE 9, 1809`,
M=MMII
==M
111
WM
NATIONAL
IFS ESIJIIECE COIIPHY,
cirmc
•
UNITED STATri 9,R api.
...,..i :.i.c j ....:i
Caarterei ny y eyeoied Sit of aukgresig,
Aptrecreeill/July , 2B:Thee; .
""."'"7
baele aiqgka ItI'N"WM•
PAID IN "r
JuLtN . c/i4, o-wvxciii:
"M' NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PIiThADELPHIA4
Igfherelhe 'general bilidnees of the Company to
transacted.'and .to which all general , corres,
ponder= should be addressed.
orsamtmas.
'CLARENCE H.' CLARK, President. • ni •
JAT.COOICEi Cheinmuk Elnence and Executive
. ,
Committee.
.HENEY D. 000E1C, 'nee 'President. 'I
'XISERSON W. PEET, necreiniyand,Aetuel7.,s:
. •
•
1 , This 'Company offers the folio:nein g advantages:
actlt is *National Company. crartered oy special .
of Congress, -
It has ,a pald-up capital of '
It offers low rates 'of prettattet. - ' '
It furnishes larger insurance than other Com.
patties for tee same money., .
glt is definite and Certain In its terms. '• '
Its policies are eitenipt front athichment..
There are ;no. untecetuat7 restrictions Ilt.the
Every volley is rieniforftitable, • • • • •
Policies msy betaken which,pay to the insured.
their fall renount, and return all the premiums. ,
so that the insurance costs only the interest on
the annual payments, - • • • •
Policies may be taken that will gray to their.
inured. after a certain number of years, during
ale, in annual income of enelenth the amount
paused In tbe policy. • , • .
No, extra rate is charged for risks upon thelltres
of f,insles.
_ltinsures, not top3iy dividends to
era, bat at solown, cost that dividends will beim possible .-
, Oitruh64 ; Piutiphlets, and full nettle:tars given
on diPplitaticm to the Branch *Zee of
pany
S . CLARK CO., PhlladelPhis.
; General - Agegts. lor genus:sterna anti' Southern
New deuce y ,
- ; • JAY-COQKIC & CO,,Washington, C.
for .Maryland Delawste Virginia, :District
rtfeoltuninaand , West I/tw , ills:
r• , !tai..p..mevAy
'L i mb for. Allegheny. Beaver,Kerner .
'and. Washington counties. •
LOCAL AGENTBARE WANTED iii every •
City and' Town; and applications 'from compe4
tent parties for such agencies with sultablis en
donee:Lent, should' tot. addressed Tei THE CO,hr
PANT'S GENERAL: , AGENTS ORLY: la stioir:
respective districts.' . - InhEttntAt
LEGAL.
R ,THE DISTRICT COURT OF
• TURTINITELS BTATIfB, foillid Weide= In
li s
et' of PeosYlvaala: -
JOUR .11M:tibia N. a wancrunt under the
Act of Congress of March Al, 1661, baying ap
plied- tor discharge from all his debts. and
other Maims provable under said, Act. by order of
the Court, notice Ls hereby given to all creditors
who twice proved their debts,_ and other persons
Interested.-td appear on the'ur 'day of JULY,
1889, at* o'clock P. Y., before' JOHN
Es 0,, Register in Itaakruotoy, at Ma
office,Teo. 11.6 Ireuersl. street. Allegheny City,
Pai. to show cause, if any they have, whY
charge should not belgriutted to the said hank_
rapt.
• ' 8. C....MCOANDLEBBi!
je/:k.13.1r, Clerk: .
- vxztuTon , s
AZ/ Whereas. letters testarnentary on the estate:
or MARY ANN YOUNG, deceased, late ut In
diana township, AdeenenT'uottlitY. Pk., hating
been granted. to the undersigned by the Register
of said cotinty. alt persons hating claims against
said estate are requested to present teem duty
authenticated for settlement, and taose Indebted
to, said est&te_Nill make payment immediately to
- ' - BENJAMIN KELLY.
jeVitiO IV • • Executor.'
. ,
N, OTIet .—Whereas ietterg tea'.
inteentary" to the estate 'oi °aired Wallace;
tat pf 'the bOrsvgh - of •ttirmingti ail, deceased.'
bath been granted to the subscrlber, , all per: on,
ndebted to the said estate are requested to make
ItcontAlste payment,' and' thole 'bating claims or
demattds atratnevthe estate of the.sald decedent
wilt stake known the Ham.without delay. to
.•
.1311 1 11. , _ ltOT WAI:LACC,Executor,
. • 091 Wattr street.
Plttiburgh. April listh, 1869. n0k167-'m
MERCHANT TiktC42lß,l.'.
MIPHERSON & - MUHLANE ' ING I
No. 10 Sixth (Late St. Clair) Street.
•
(succossoriLio w. MeGFGE & C 0.,)
DIZUaUANT
TAILORS
. _
Have Put 'received their - carefully selected stock
of Spring and - Summer' Goods, and be glad
to show or sell. them to old and new ou,tomers.
The (Jutting Department nib ttill be superin
tended by Mr. C: A. )113HLADZBH1ING;
I take pleasure in reoommending the above Arm
'to the liberal support of the public,.
mh11:181 W. H. IieGEE.
TIEGEL,
. 13
• Msts Cutter with W. Hes i penheldei,
.51:121134, TA3x..car,
No. 53 Smithfield Street,Pitlaburgh.
N/CW SPRING GOODS.
' A splendid new stook of
CLOTHS, O.4IISEMERES, 40.,
Jnit ea
sett
. Xerch ant Tallo4 sa Bmnt geld street.
EIMEET/N ad 3 AND BATIIING.
EGIAM4.I I IEV.4.‘ 004
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS;
e3m.xismawit.
IlEsatiboturers orazuk.vi mlarium sad mous:-
- ANCHOR' AM* IiI*,I,4:ROIJA
STINGS BATTING.
, •
FLOUR.. c ' s- ' 1
• ~ •I • ,'; • ; ~ ' - , ._•.:
Tbe celebrated e rz ROSE is obneelod b y . all who have trled to be-the beet and cheapest .
dour lu th e city% - e ye ft a trial. Cold by
, - -!, • . ,•: ilyarmAziou a xidieni, - --,
i 4l r' ' AT, TIM Wald FRONT,' '-
aeii tlbetty . I Mel. ,rltlOtilli±
REVOLVING HORNE /Lfit.
RAKES.-
A largo let, juskreared and AIX ,11141
market' ' WY!! X,
_ .
c.., -, 1011kjet Ito IPerolioNre
itt yam etiesitutwereeni ylntitiy 14ND'
.41,11.irDRAS/derliittriCifieecOasittintritien.
Liver ContlaiMPl 1 14-....tedNiit t en Mud
en gtd dtt eettbni: 'That ' all et - tette& ea •
at the same time. The cleanse the attannielh rir
. Jaw the ilyttrandtmeit workathen tbe
goo np
becoatemoddLthe dlOnti ind'lnkkee d
WO "- liit ( enr be it to grow in flesh t• the '
,diseatietainatter ripeate•lnto thts.tunge, and ' thepatient otttgrows tee disease and gem welt. Whim
i 4.
s the only way tocitreeetliemption. ' • •
To these threeMedicsnesMr: J.:H. fl.benek, - of.
Phliadeleltts, owes his unrivaled success la the,
treatmlit - or PcinlimarYCOnsumptiolt. The Pul
a:mute Syrup 1 1 lut th e, morbid • matter •in Atte
'sung7 nature th wilt My tty ap ea,- y eaptptora-
Mu,. or when 1 e. phleam or smatter 1, ripe a
Allah rough w iff blow It ed. and the patienthas
rest andithe 1 begin wh ea t,
..
n i
T• do .this, tti :centre' d -'s.onle End
, Mandrake
Pills Mag . be ar ely u ea to cleanse the stomach
• and livet:• so, t at the eulmuttle•tly rep and the
fond will make cod m a w.. , ,
4:Schenck's Mandrake Pllli act uman the Ilver,
removing all obstructions. reiax the one's of the
gall bladder, the bile Starts .. freely. and the liver
is soon relisiveilt i the *tools will show what the ,
Pills eali•do, unthine hes ever been invented ex
cept CaloMet (*.deadly pottion wt. lob le very dun=
germs tecuset tin test with:great care,) that will
i dolock the gall blad der and h the secretions
of the liver like et et's Mandrake Pills:
Liver Candnatat s:one 'of the. moat prominent
causes :or Consumption. • . _ . •
. • Schenck's - Seaweed-Tonle is a gehtie stimilant
• end alterative. and-the alkali In the Seaweed,
which , Ws PreParattori is mede• 01; meests the,
stomach to turett: ituLthe gastric Jule° to ulteolve
the fond with tnewittoonic Syrup,' 'halt Is made
Into abod Woo* witheast Wrath titian or souring
the great lcb 'On vilij' pbystclic irdo not care
Consumption I they try to do ton much; they
give medicine to stop the cougl44restopichillcto
ttop.ntaittaweste, hectscleVer, and by , so doing
they d,.range tile - whele digetelve powers. lock.'
ing kr the seetviVonai and eeentnally the patient '
sinks and dies. z; - ~, ~ A., - ~ . .
Dr. Schenck.:lnlsM ;regale*, de not try is
stop a cough, itight'swek ;chills o r fever Re ,
move the cause and: they WW i , . all. s op or their
.own accord. No one can , ha cured o ilthutsump
tion, Liver Complaint, mytaeal.la; Catarrh,
Canker, Ulcerated Throalcautess tee liver and
stomach are made healthy. . -
irk person • nes tonantaittion;• tit 'coarse the
lungs in some way are divested, either tubercles,
abeam., bronchial .irritation .pleura adhesion,
or the lunge lire Aiwa; of indalsimation and fate. •
isdecaying. theach CUSS what must be done?. It
net Ohl* lungs' mat ere wasting, but it is
the whole body. The storniattaad liver have lost
their poWer to make blbod out'of fry d. Now the
only chance is to tate lir..tlettenek'ts three medi
cines, which will bring.up a tone to the stomach,
the Mittens wilt begin to want ltoodilt win Most
easily and make good•blopd; then thepattent ee
gins to gain 1U flesh: and as sabre's , the body‘bi- '
.gina•to grow, the lungs - corrmence, to heal up.
and thq patieht rote dt shy and well. Thiel tit tt.e
only way to cute ClOnsumptlott;. , • - . -
_
When there is no lung disease and only Liver
Complaint and , P,idneanta,, belenck's Seismic i
Tonic and Mandrtke Pills are lUMelelat ''sitholit
the Pulmonle Syrup. 'rake the Mandrake Pills
freely In adnilliou; complaints, as they are per.
feetly harmless.
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
healthl for mvny years pad, and now weighs 945
'pounds. WAS WAkled away to A. mere sketeton. In
the very leer - ll i tge or Pulmenary Consumption,
hi • phy.ictans living pronounced bin case hope
less andaband ed Mut to his fate. hie was cured'
by the aforesaid me. Males. anstaince h is_ reeeVe:
grT%.l2,rt , lmalg.sim.'har. l . 7 :i.rlrgenreethiee!'
tnarkable success.. Olt directions accompany .
each; making' Ithbrithsolutely necessary . to, aer. ,
, annuity see Dr. Schenck, unless patients wish
their lunge examined, and tor title ourpose he is
prefessioually at his Principal Mike, Pbtladel
phla, every Saturday, where all letters ter advice •
must be addreased..t He is also •proferVonalir Let
No. 39..80114 street- New York, • every other .
Tuesday; and at Nct, 36 Hanover atreet, Boston, ,
every other Wedfieiday. - ,lie , - gives advice tree,
. but tor a thorough ekandnatiOn with his Respi-.
rometer the price is IP. o.s.ett hours at each MY.
from 9 a. w. to 3 P. ka. ' -
Priee'of the Pulmonta Syrup and' Seaweed Toa-•
le sash 41.50.9er bottle, or 107.90 * bait dozen.- :
Hatetralterille,9s cents,a box. For sale by all.
urnsfeests. ' • : ' ' znyl9:lsl-d &It, ''
=I
MIII
MKS
Grpocrowwilinvrina CON
. 1 4111411 ES •TO 'TItmAT. ALL PRIVATE
DISEASES. Thatnu/wrong class of Oases
'resulting trim self - 011144 , producing ,
Manliness,' nerretis debility; irritability. -eruD , ;
- nous. seminal - entlaribnaVir and tinnily lta
potency,.-permanently cured. Persons afflict
ed wits oemite. intridlte and • long ktand
lug con entities:mid complaints are pal iteFyi n vlted
to call tor consultation, which costa nothlug.
Experiences, the best of teachers. has ensiled
to perfect remedies at once efficient,- sae,
permanent, and which inmost cases c tn he used
with= .hinerance to basineas. liedle.nes Inv
pared luthe,establishment, which embraces
recepHonani waiting rooms; also, aoarding
also ideening apartments Jar. ,patleats requiring
IY Personal attention, and vapor and client!.
cal baths. thus concentrating the famed mineral
Pro matter who have , tailed, state your
cast.- lteattsrbat he •sys in his Danaphlet of Oki
cages, sent to an' address for two bt.3lslDs In seal,
ed Inca one. • Thousands or cases treated annu•
aliv: at office:and allover the country. Consul
tatipu tree, personally or bytpall.•.ol/lce -Nei 9
Write street, :Mese. Court' lidule) 'Pittsburgh,
Pa. 'Mare 9 .A.; w, to P.: hi.' Sundays 12 x.
to 2,r. 7116 `Pamphlet seat to any addrea4 tot t r
stantgur. . a •
DOCTOR , E. de - F. CURTIS,
.0:10...fi0n or Ws Piga:harsh patients. has em
ended to devOtt the 'dolloping days In PHILA.-
uELP.III.A. theirlitertitsr Fry= . •
TUESDAY, JUNE lit, TO SUNDAY,
JUNE 21 lacluil,e at his consulting rboms,
252 South Ninth Street.
Hours from 10 to 3 anil.B to SP . . x.
tiPECIALTY •—Tr.. atment and Cure of Nervous
sr d:Pliyalcat De'sliny.ttie reault et twenty years ,
succerttul practice. • •
,k 2
W'ELECTRICITY AS A CURA•.
TIT& —Dr. A. 'H. 81 EVE NS hae•been
using Electricity as a Brsauti. I/Rut/DT in curing
chronic as well af . . - aentv, con!!/,10115, VT! TROUT
MEJICIFIL for more thaw TEX mans, with un
bounded snceess e , A PAMPHLET, ineltriing all
partdculara, Willi certificates and rellable refer
enceit. aent to ituy inquirer. . , • •
A few Ibrntsn . d rooms vacant. Ibr boardlna pa
tients Sr the Doctor's tatul y, , if applied for moll.
Mike and resideuet, $1,91)/ AKCH.SIREET,,
PIUL ELPHIA: it F4'
EZlVMTrin=rnMEl:' 1.1.
This splendid llair Dre is the betAin the world:
the only true and-perfect Dye: bomb :as, relia
ble; .Instantaneous no disappointment; no .ri
diecleus tlutsl • remedies • toe ill eireeta of bad
dyes;lnyLgeratea and lave:be liar soft, and
beautlhal. Walk or brown. :leld by all Drustirists
and Perftunera: and properly applied.: at. Batelle.
lor' , Yftet9r, - , Ice. 19 Dead street. low
York. k • ' 1nt21:31:1
.
arkPILEPSY CAN BE CURED,
—Those havizit for
sedieted.are Car
neitly 'solicited to send for a Meta at Letter Of
References and Testimonials, watch will ecina
clime toe most skeptical of thwoUraht/IN of MS
disease, Address VA, BUREN LOCltltirif s
M. b., 36 Great Jones atrcer, Now York.
itilit9:o9-dalf • • . - •
E Ali RIAG E • RING',
Fooi - ije on -the
regardOUT and
the FhLI.IitS- Or •AGE, to SOCIAL
IC V LLS. ith.h cortidu help for the errlog and n
for tunote. • Pte, t neoltl_ letter . envelopes, tree
of charge. - Address: FLO WAHL 418.0C1 uN,
Box P. YhtladelphLA, ; • Inzlyea.dir.
•• • - •PROPOSALS,. ' -,-•
.....we.niroveee.e.en.onneiev.lo '
rI3O SEWER CONTRACTORS:
The Sewer Comihission.of the city of Alleche •
ny are prepared to re , .eire• PROPOSALS for too
construction f the following , sewer. with their
itPbtiricriaticesrinyta,
CONTRACT NO. L• •
Coidprislnir aboittl,loo feet of 110 Ineh circular
avenuewer, onWh alloy ails'', between ;North
aim Spring .
CON TRACT .NO 2, •
Comprlsing'abont 203 feet of lit inch'et efillir
pipe sewer, on North avenue. :betweso Sandusky
street Mud White Oak alley. ,
Drawinits and specifications an be leori . at'the
Enirineer7s office, City Bidan kun t stets .,"
kupi I . pips proposal* to be fitroolied, (eaineht.
or i(tr'.fied' slay pp,) 'and roast ho endOrsed
.sowar proPosasi. Oonouct ro. 10 , (er , Nei.'2.•
as the cite =AT be.) anal po delivered oo:er belOrt:
3PA 11,411N1i , 191 *dog. „
- Forms ofproposak on vehleb'Tbrins' alone Willi!
will be reeelsedW will ibelfarnished the:Engl.
nes3lo4/ Ogle.* • A.rt v
The Commisshid do not bind
cept thslowas Wr hay bid:- -7 " 7 7
order Of the Commission, ..•, . .
, AIRLES DAVTS.‘
lows Clty logineer.
•
•
rooprritottrat'aOrriC
Orribit ALLiquEst. June 'Neu '
0"Elql 7* . colyrit - A6rotO.
304A.L101):1PROPOSAL'a will be , rervlved at
this office unna. ,o , oluak on, TUKtiD,7tY.
. June ifieb.•ltln9; tor
_smiths .- snit 'paelart the
foi towing streets and *Miss, ',lst
Stontiontorr
t!q?1 • 4 0 F 2,o Ftb ~1 11 Plth*
wurd , notwant
rlittstisi streeSieamiWitabloiton Avenue tonna.'
nut stres‘,.reservba t csultral 'Tosco ,or• forty; Pet.;
here
w *Mtn IS aro feet and over, tip and oth,
isapetps street from rialtos street to Beaver:
avenue,Atlh ward.
Carpenters alley troarPttio strait, to talon al,
icy Sot waktt. iin
loaTon strati ~6threrft,
A. 1170, bnerwee°:
O'Hara street *nil Peach site,. ;4 stud.
Speonlestlens canna seen In the Ottlee of Chas
Davis, EH., City Zaginter.
- • •.• • , 1 ~We Pozi/ITICII I - z:
-00 / 10 QUere•
. . •
;~,.
ME
111W P WsitillAnNAIVIW
' ,.--,- .1 -- ROAD COMPANY.
il. '8 DEP
..,
~.;.-, THEASIDIEB
_I . AETHENE.
' - PHILADELPHIA. Mat3d, 1889.
2 - ' _' OTICH Toil POORHOLDEns. •
The Bo dof Directors Dave ttils day declared
a iseml•an oat dlvidend of FiVE PER CIiNT. oit
the col l stools- Of, the Company. clear of Na
tional atState tares, payable in cash on and af
ter May ' 0.'1,809. , '. • '
Blank powers Of attorney for eoUecting divi
-dendscan be had at the office of the Company,
No. 838 8. Third'street.
The office will be onehed at 8 A. N. and closed
at 4P. H. flow Mey 30 to June 8, for the pay.
Inept of dividends, and - after that date - from 9
A. N. to-3 P. a • -
THOMAS T. FIRTH, Treasurer.
NoTh.—The Third Instalment oh New Stalk of
MOS ts due and payable on or before June 15. .
rneSilis , .
ar PEN NSIELIi Aill lit RAIL.
GOAD, Go: ,
TBEASTMER , B DEVARTMENT,
IInianELPIII,IPA., 4oril RI, 1868.
TO THE__t4.NO.K...PDXI;ET3
in ; fVA - 1.111 - ii - AILROYD COMPANY
All Btockholdere, as registered' on the 4300 ks of
* this Company', on . . the 30th daYel Apr 1.1,4889,
will be entitled tosubscrthe for TirENTY-FIVE
PRE CENT. of their respective interests In Now
Stock., at par...as follows:
'Prat. Fifty per emit. at the time of tmbscrip-,
tion, between the 18* day. ofMay, 1888, 'and,
llui3Oth dayor June, 1889... •
"Second... Fifty per cent. hempen the 16th day
of November, 1889. and the 31st day of Decem.
'bee, 1889; or, if Stockholders shOuld prefer,,the
whole, amount may be Veld up at the time of sub
scription. and each instalment so iiald iap **be
entitled to a .pro rate of thoDiVidend that may
be declared on full shares. '
Third. That every StockhOider holding less
than' four aharci, l ihall be entitled telubscribe
for one . share; and three holding .more than a
multiple of , four ailaret.ihall be , entitled to sub
seribe. for anaddli t ional share.
lbw*. All share s tipon which instalments are
yet to, be,pald ,mader . Resolution of , May 13,
Ifl6lll, will be , entitled to thelr allotment of the
twenty!illve per cent. at par, as though they
were paldia, tell.
ill13+8;t/Ni . THOMAS T. FIRTH. Treasurer.
lOTICE.
CITX. TAXES; 1869.
In neeoidinee with 'Section 6th, Page 298 of
City Digest), `. ' •
NOTICE IS UHREST GIVEN
TO TRIO
VITIZENSFTSBURGH;
That the assessMents fat' I OR of City. City
titaLecia4 Poor, 13n Mess, City;Sebool
and Ward School Taxes and. City Water Rents
have been returned to me fot Collection.
The above taxes are subject! to a DEDUCTION
CF FIVE PER. if paid on or before the
FIRST DAY OF Auorrevi and TWO PER
CENT DM If paid between the FIRST DAY Or
AC GETST e.nd the FIFTEENTH - s...AIC OF NEP.
TERSER. • .2 i
iflif•No deduction will be allowed on taxes paid
between reptember fifteenth sad October Ont.
SIT t n addition of five per ceatum will be made
to all taxes unpalSOctoberAri,t,and an additional
five per eentom will be addea to, all taxes re
!wafting unpaid oft' NoveMbef first:
•
STATE muicestniz LICENSES!
Ttie L ate Mercantile Appraiser has riterned to
Die for collection the. appr i !ement fhb 1869.
State Mercantile Licenses t be paid on or be-.
tore .1011 Ist, 1869. • -
All Llcecas remaining* unpaid at that da'e
be plac lb the hands of Aldermen for col='
lection. , - •
, , • J COCHRAN,
CITY TREASIIMEIf,,4th AVE N
PiTrdnou,Oß, June 1, 1889. „
,Je6:ll6B'
ViIISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATILE IFETICEEAL HEVIERIIIL, k
• TWSETT*TUIED DIBTsICF.
COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
OFFICE COLLECTOR iNTEBNAL RIVEWITE,
23d Collection District Of Pennsylvania,'
N 0.07 Waterbt.:;Allegneiry City, hlayl2, '69.
Notice Is hereby" given that the annual lists of
SPECIAL, TAXES, formerly termed LIOENSXS.
and of the taxes on • _ .
I . •
Incomes, Carriages, Watches, Silver Plate,
to., are , now in this Mike. *here, payment will
be received tbrseon by the 841ecior on and after.
the let DAY Sp dUNE, 180 '
,• ; '
These taxell, haying becotn due,Must be mild
before the SiSth DAY OP J NE, 1869; other
wise, additional eipegses will be Incurred by the
tax-payer.
E. BUFFINGTON,Iisq., Deputy' Collector of
the county of Armstrong, ane EDWIN LYON.
Esq.,.tiepni Collector for the county of Butler,
will be reedy to receive, after the Ist of June, for
their respective Counties, and will post notices
designating the times and placcs.' when and where
they will be prepared to receive the tares collect
able by them.,,
'faxes payable only In greenbacks or national
currency. ,
Office hourstroni 9 a.. at. to 3 r. Ilt.
Joni H. struivAN,
myIEWSI
WOOD TURNING
SCROLL SAWING
,
AND 1 MOULDING
Done promptly to order at 161 Lacock street,Al•
leabedy City, b 7 ,
P, I.:EBZELTER & CO.
The beet attention will be given to all who want
anything in our line. We always keep a large
let..af turned wart, • suck tut galuslere, blewl
l'otta, Hung, dc: Also, a glen stock of dry
Walnut. Cherry and other lumber band.
syli:J7 ,1 ,V. L bIIZELTER CO.
ROCK , THE iBABY
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB.
, SOLD ONLY ZY
LEMON & WEISE. .
Practical Manufacturers, &o n
rierkoratTri
• 'Mere may be d a F ur niture.ni 01'11:r
-im Chamber end Xiteheri
GIIATPS QFERRY ,.
PRINTING ME IYORIM
MI
Q; E; `ROBINSON,
,
• • ICANOTACTIOUtIi OP
Black ind'Colorid Printing & Lithographic
. _
Wits!
tiray , k`terrs and 88d: Obi*
b l ikom
. „. .
WOOD AN IRON'WELL AND.
A VlSlTRW , ptranniu.
km - o -o wls - weed Wti ar-weed e now sole Siejcts to 13m1th4 - Wen
- •
The trade srlirhe supplied; by na at factory prto
tea Ili-lots to shit,,4
. ..A: 1 4E2 and "entrosiete assortment alAys - on
haiPli "amities and - iii others in want of a Rood`
P i n' at " & very ; low price, which. we warrant.
alien dseettble, The best and cbcaiest,puto
tbe market: W. W. a ZI"'
. General Wholesale gent. -
~
..137. Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
tny14111243w
HITS Ll/1126-800 barrels
g nat ' Walt ' 7.lrlB4lnl.'ne.
'~~~~~.s'~s=b~,.o ~fH.yi-dam
=
• SAIL:
Itgr TI EWOPEIEMBOVSEfe
we It.
ri184 ..
manager
• WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 9th, 1589.
last bight but three of
MAFFIT At BARTHOLOMEW.
And their celebratdd Penton:dint Troupe:
First time in this city of the new Burlesque and
Trick Pantomime of, ,
ROBINSON CRI:180&AND 2tld MAN FRIDAY.
Robinson Cnisoe .................Bartholomew.
Friday
Their original characters. as played by them
with irreet aucoess in New IV ork.
Fri&„ zw.niqic—eiesm fit of J S. MAFFIT.
Farewell Matinee on Saturday.
FgrPITTSBURGH THEATIIE.
H. cV. WILLIAMS, Lessee and Illanftger .
The great BURLESQUE AND VARIETY COX-
I3INATION In a superb olio of Songs, Dances.
Ndgrolsms, &c.. Includlcs the local drama
called AN HUNDRED TELRS HENCE, on
PITTSBURGH IG 1860.
Ladles , Matinee every Wednesday and Satur
day.
OF.NUSIC.
VICTOR PAIRTON - • - Manager
MISS JEAN II()
THE ACCOMPLISHED TRAGEDIENNE,
THMDLY EVEltpifo, JIIIq
Je7:ka4
'FIFTH AVENUE HALL.--
No. CIS Fifth aventie; opposite the Opera
}louse, Pittsburgh, Pa.
W. IL STROUP ' ' Illousater.
This house has one ot•the finest Billiard.Fooma
In the city. It is g*eoidedly the coolest and stout
Inviting place., The tabies are aLI new and em.
brace all the 'modern improvements: and offers
superior attractions to lovers of the game:
COMMISSION. MERCHANTS
J. L. DLLLINGZIL.•.: • .......::...L. 2.STLITINSIM*.
DILLIXGER & STEVENSON,
DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN
Pure Rye Whiskies.
BRANDIES, WINES, DINSAC..
No. 87 Second Avenue,
ap9
ESTABLISHED. Br A. & T
~el MY, 11313. • -
W. N. 60.11 ELY,
WHOLE#I4I GROCER;
• No. 271 :Liberty Street,
(Drascszx OPP. EAGL7II nitTICL,)
'PITTSBURGH, PA,
se tyle - .
.
M. STEELE J. A. STNIVIA•
M STEELE & SON,
° Commission Merchants'
AND DILALILEI3 IN
kviA3l7ll., [GRAIN, vimmx), eto.
pi GREG ETNE.EI, near East Conuacc,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
anceessor, to Fetzer B Arinst,-opg,
pßoitra amiusioN
taTis No. 2.. .MARKET STREET.
PETER UAL ins.
KEIL &114TCJIART)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, '
AND DKALNDEI IN
IMERTE, GRAIN, SEEDS, MILL FEED, ft.,
• 349 Liberty tit., Pittsburgh, ,
my24:b37
L J. BLANCHARD.
, Wholesale and Bann Grocers,
No. 596 PEN N STREET.
apitxB9.
anIIITTL E . , BAIRD & PATTON,
'Wholesale Grocers, Conanlesion Merchant*
Dealers
p:i Produce Flour, Bacon, pheei ft
.•
Flab, Carbon and Lard OR Iron Nails. Man, Cotton Yarns and all I ". l taburgh ' llanu4cturest
generally, 112 and 114 maCOND STREW. ,
rittsburgn; : ..
t -A. WALLACIIL.
t§sHIPTON.&WALL'iCE_,WhoIe-
SAVE GROCERS AND PROD ME DEA.T.s.,
. N0..6 SIXTH STREET. PM sburitb.
11.12:rfiA
coLts,csoa.
Jinn; 1. sones.. - .fiow. souez.....wm. H. sone."...
JOHN L HOUSE &BROS., Sue
censors to JOHN I. HOUSE & CO., Whole
sap Groeers =and Commission Merchants,
Der of Smithfield and Water Streets. Ping:olMM. -
FRESH • SHAD. RECEIVED
daily at BENJAMIN PULE 'popular
vlsh Stand, O. 48 Diamond Market, Fitta
gh,` and at the Twin City, .Allegheny 'City..
corner - of Ohio and Federal streets. Dart be had
ail kinds of Sea and Lake 118 h. Halibut, Shad.
beak, 'l36ddsh.. Haddock and Eel. Also, largo
supplies of White, Lake Fish, ualareop; Bale;
Btergeon. Herring and Maclnaw Tront, whick.
tnables us to sell at the lowest market prices.
wholesale 'or - retail. We invite all lovers* or
Fresh Fish to givens a call, and we *lll insurl
them a treat.
RAND,
TAKE NOTICE..
BALE.—The FOURTEEN max.:
on ,the Allegheny River, and now t
need for gardening purposes; well Improved and '
In a high state of cultivation; containing 40 or
80 acres, now offered at a bargain. Call soon..
Factoryher Farms In good locatlone. Woolen -
two •Houses, and twenty acres of land
on the Central It:diry:id. Houses and. Lots For, -
Bale and To-let In bot cities. For further Par` tieulars Inquire - of WLLLIAIif WARD:'
feB3 110 Grant street. ODDOSita Osthedial.
itOSAIJA_T_AIS
PUBLIVIEs TIER BLOOD.
11. , 0R SALE BY. DRUGGISTS EvEgnvincsr...
•del:bloltpf
A LARGE 81111PRIENT OF,
GRASS. HOOKS,
Just reeet‘edfor itle it lowest mailiet: prkok
187 Liberty street..
Pittaberibi
a1 , r24i174.11ap,
KEysitNE .POTTERti;
a 'zit co.;
fdanufantuara t
QUEENNWSRE. BRISTOL WAILERS:I
office and Wareboase, 383 ' Lunutyy symarr,
sa'All orders nmultrtio attondad tn.
vovNesviv &,,
VA% cif ooti
'MR °BRIM& and DIRINQ sktoinsiV,'T"
SmitMeld street, corner of Diamond ally;
Pittsburgh.
lir Parties and families suMilled with D..
Oreani . ipul naafi on short not 3 CP.
.
gioutitrxto
Bmlthaeld street, Bole ,ALanurrotariarikt
siren , ire Cement and Gravel BOOfillt M*.r
DID ERCIVAL BECKETT, NCB;
t n ANWAT% KNGINEZR ika , l Bolleator` at
met and lrorelgn Pitons, • No, fr 9 11110.,
Ajlgibeay
Mil le"Zrliach 0 2014 W fulhintoll/4,0•4740.
FA
IMPORTE.RB Or
PITTkIBURGET, PA.
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