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ONLY`' THE CLOTHES THAT 'SHE
' , WORE
ill' N. G. 18111CPISEID
''.. "rslitlitiltiv,' at, the Memos In New York the
sita r . 06 . 4 ?i,rowned person alone rctualsw.d for
;....„,idenithLontb, I"?' ..
•
There Is the bat,
i With th'e bias,-all thrown round lt, just as:they
i Dotted and stained and 311 SPOUCd•-• •
t Do yo
recognize that?
.The ffioTts , too, Ile there.,
And Intbeni sal gerl."lS s naPe,..in ner lingerer
That sedne one has yips. u , . PornaVs," and ca-'
, "reseed,
t ' 80 slender anti fair. -..., .
•
r. •There are the 5h0. 3 8, r• - ';' • - • '
With their lork^ slllen lacer, stilt hewing traces ,
To tue toes aui*, , , tip, of the Mos: of the,slip,
and the , -
The etlLae am
, There Is the dress,'
Like the b'ue vul, all uabbled, 'dhrlolored and
• This you should know ; Trlthont doubt, sap. it so,
All else you may suese
There Is tkie ahairt.
1 With the stripe& border, bur g next in order,'
tars thin the light atislin dress,
•; ltadt—that is all.
,! At:here's rine •
We were forgetting. with a .pearl tet•ing,
i There wa.l Duly this ortk —name • r dute?—none!
A frail, pretty thlug;
_
.t A keeosate,,mty be, , .
Toe lifibfiriothrr, 'peihaps &brothel'.
laver:Wit& knows? him her bean chose.
43r. 31 al fibt,tieart free?
_ Does the bat' there; • .
With t he . vast around /t, the same as th ey
fon - ' . •
lianitnon' st air face. With )ast trice
-''•Of gold in the hair?
; '• • • Or does the shawl,'
Zdtitely,aPpealing to some hidden feeling, • .
! A torta "yang and slight. to Tour nibid'a sight,
• • Clearly recall: ,
.A month now has passed,
And ber sad 'history remains yet a mystery,
rgut Moak We !weir still, and shall keep them tiptll
. • •: • Hope tilos at last. •
I .
sorrow,he tliep"ep .
/ Of smite deep cloud/up the morrow,
Elthisig from view the sty happy blue?
, - Or was there foul play?
•
•
• -Ji who mey tell?
/ Some on• or oilier, perhuia find Mother:
May recorn'se tk. ete when her - child's clothes she
f..sees;
Then—will it be will?
—Appleton , s Journal.
EPHEMI" S.
......
-4tat.quette harbor ii full of ice.
--,-Brigham Young is 68 years old.
' ? —Mrs. - Bloomer wears pettiooats now.
—.General Fremont is en route to
• , Euripa,,,
, .i. —T here ;is a lobster factory in Brill- .
• ibiiiiiii•* , •
I —The snow is still several feet deep in
• "parts of Maine
'.l L:Blue umbrellas are fashionable for ,
;, ithe summer season.
I —Catnilla Urso is going trick to Europe
Ito utiqr several years. _
1 —Aii , itgunrium of performing fish is
;on exhibition in England.
i .1 —One eighth of = the ' people on the
slot* are I cildier t i ! ,
~: i — liy (i, new lavr in Italy'tlie clergy be:
ionise liable to conscription.
1 —BgeFetpxy Con is said to be , the hand-.
-' somest man in Washington.;
. 1 —The Viceroy of Egypt is going to ask
flthePoPe to bless the Suez canal. .
4 --Bev. Morley -Puncheon is said to be
• i; '
In Toronto afflicted with bronchitis.
•, f; 1111&44Angelo was in-Tombed ' for
frunkenneas in New York the other.day.
. iortithan two hundred bales of cot.
m —M
n were burned in Memphis on Thurs.
may laid: '• " .
.4 —Counterfeit Mexica n'dollars are
. ....i
• ,Among the troubles of specie paying in San
• :11Yraticiaco.
i
.
•,''' —Helmbold, the "Buchu" man' has a
,•
" 1,01;)0 sods fountain in
, his New York
p u
• • g store. ,
I —At, the gambling takes 'of Monaco,
4recently, the Prince Sauvoroff won 687,-
• • i ll*9
: •
The singing societies of Cincinnati
:1,
'• ''.: oPose,having a grand musical festival
ion'thetlth.
, 1 —A $20,000 skating rink, covering 18,-
[ooo` sOutire feet of ground is to be built in
rtford s . Conn. ' 1
—Sangali, whose dancing has delighted
any beholders, has been engaged forthe
''''... rand Opera,.Paris.
.. '. —Susan Denin is said to !have been
nce more married, and this tamp it to
:English nobleman. 1 '
..., .
, ;... —A wonum named Janette Lawson
" • • ed on Sunday in Philadelphia from an
• .
-. over-4140i° of laudanum;
.- • , —Twenty-four cases of mysterious dis
ppearance have been chronicled in New
‘-• .- ork during the past two weeks.
I —Pauline Lucca, the famous Berlin
, prima donna has lost, her voice and is
going to try to find it at some German
. .
' ; '2. baths.
—At a meeting of French republicans
in. New York the other day, resolutions
.were passed denouncing , the Imperialist,
newspaper.
—Aluelephant on exhibition at . Lyons,
N. Y., the other 'day got angry andpFeked
uP etzPile, hurling it.some twenty- feet
against ii - Cage.
,
— Tii , II ) >IgAPP I 4 2 4); 0 1 -rO l r a g2 in
public life with a large fortune, and is
liTtitgili , Paris, where he: plaYs only
private soirees.
—The small part of Altoona Which:MT
. I.not been destroyed by Are has some'
~chance of escape, now that several of the ,
:arsonistrhave been caged.
—o44leturday „night ,t 4
police midi) s i combined - attack on the
gambling • bonsai of Pitikopolis; and: .
captured seven proprietors.
—Thity , was4 the elePhant in New
Centval — Piiriedally, by squirting a hose
at him from a fireplug, for' the gratifica
, tip= of sthe rising generation.
—A free, open.air, brass-band concert
is to) gti given every Wednesday . and SSs
urday afternoon during the - spnamet at
Fairmont% Park, Philadelphia.
—The editor of the Carson. Appeal re
cently saw a white boy and a negro boy
hitched up together as 'horses, and a
Cidnese boy holding therein, and driving
thetri •
-The Russian church at Sltka, /disks,
was ' recently robbed of a copy of the
Bible richly studded with valuable stones,
El
ME
==S
Zat, ot3rtit:STlA LtUtk
tatTothi.
4Ohn )3: cough 11044 to publish tut,
'autobiography.. That of lisxnutik
to suggested as a model, and it is thought
Nasby may be secured to correct his or
thography and/syntaz
David licOlain, , a member of - - the
Common Council of Phildelphia, ,
killed by on 'expreas train while he was ,
walking:l3n tl;le North. `retina.' Railhiad,
near Laitsdal Station, Saturday last'
—The four.oired'boatitii be used ty the
Harvard Clublia'at Cambridge : , Idatisachu:
settai It hi 521 feet 6 inches long, 18 inch
es wide tunidahips, and 8 inches deep.
will` b .
With th e crew in but inchese out ' .
of water.
=I
—ln & dl.vorce, case itt Indiana, the
woman,. who was .plaintiff,i liemg
owner of a farm, and; the man possessed
of nothing,' the' defendarit'a. Attorney
Askedfor,alimony for the husband. He
didn't get it.
. _
—5200,009 ifortlk,Of propertj was, de
stroyed by the tire at . Georgetown,-44
'on aturday,-,6n whiCh there' ; *As
,not
more than $411,000 insurance. The
originated in a , drug storei and was the
torli:dfiullnectionary.,
—Henry Shaffer,-near Waveerly,lowa,
was helding fence posts,' a fe*Stlysisgoi• ,
while his, brotlier-in4tof wilt• :delving'
them in with a sledge, wheni the sledge ,
coming offthe handle, it ;struck
the pit of: the stomach, and he died' in
thirty-six hours.
—We were ;lever aware . before that
there was any more sanctity in the :Eng
lish thin in the French language, yet a
religions pape,r objects to its readers using
the word, erosiust as being too . Frenay,
and suggests as a substitute for the word
"Presbyterian billiards." •
'—ln Ban Francisco is the fcetus of a
whale; preserved in alcohol, which is
about four inches in length. The mother
was caught off the Bay of Monterey, and
was eighty feet in length. The smallest
specimen of the kind ever found before
was eightten.inches in length.
—Miss Lizzie. Mason, about `date=
years of age, of marked-beauty, and pos
sessed of a cultivated' and iedged mind,
committed sulade by faking ',,stiYahnine,
last Friday, at the residehge i'Mend, ,
near:ifetimapke, Alabiiista.:., 'Grief for the
reoi l 444ath of her,father **Pied
—A: erWight Ot.gqr while, & 'Km
Rogers,' of Phelps • county, ibilssiouri;
was In the ipirden*ith'. an 'infant, four;,
teen months; old, seated- new her, ' an
eagle swooped down and attedapted! to,
carry off the child,' but was prevented by
a dog which came to its assistance and
fought valiantly in its defense,
Cincinnati Enquirer proposes to
substitute for 5' Decoration Day'. a Con
tribution Day; with one day *eV - apart-
North' and South, for thee, collection of
funds for the care of 'the widows and or-,
phins *of 'fallen ''heribes, whose 'wants
cannot be auppllia by such ceremonies as
those o 1 Decoration Day.
=The latest.sensation inCentral Ben
.
tacky, is, the receipt of information by a
young lady of Boyle county, that a for
mer lover of hers, a Frenchman, hasl re
cently died, leaving her by will the half
of a very large estate, provided she Will
take charge.of and educate his child. he
will probably accept the cenditions.
—The velocipede has , caused • much
trouble in a Shaker community In Con.
necticut. A. •young Shaker bought. a bi
cycle, whereon au Elder obseryed that a
Shaker on a velocipede could rbie only
to the devil, to , prevent which terrible
calamity he pulverized it with an axe.
The result was that most of the younger
brethren became indignant, revolted and
left.
Most of the civilized world like .a cup
of good tea, and it is Certainly not , kind
to say anything which may have a . ten
dency to mar such innocent enjoyment;
but we must,' in jusflce to the case, make
some allusion to the secrets of tea•mhk
' tastes
witness the method of preparing this , iciop.
ular herb, he would abjure the ann.,
inebriating beverage at once. In one part
of the building are rows Of sheet-iron
pans set in masonry, and each heated by
a bed ,of coals underneath. The• pans
are, in number, from fifty to one hun
dred.- They are 'raised from thq' floor
about waist MO, and a number of Coolies
are bent oVer - dtent, stirring , the tea to
assist in dr34l4it• The. entit l ePf4ese is
under thti,j.diseation of a';Chinaman, at
whose signal the 'pans are ' iiiiptit.cl . and
filled with fresh material. The coolies
scoop it-up in.baskets and carry It - to' the
other end :of !the building, -:where it is
emptied into a large _bin.- .Empty, chests
and half chests having ''proriously been .
prepared and lined with -lead, they are
tilled with tea, and the coolies then lan*
on the boxes and tread them down'tO
make good packing. , They are half naked
and fearftill.V "dirty, and knoiving the
cutaneous cniptions.whicli prevail in
China, and the parisitic aftletiona of , tike
peopla,gtmegallY. one, mightwzgascutabty.
Shrink fkom tea. Yes, Yet ,ten, drinkery
at least two-thirds of,-,Ahese coolies have
sore feet.bound with !wiled, raw When
the tea has been tramp:inefficiently, ant
other coolies steps on a lead cover, a
third one sti*OrOttland a . loditlf , pastes
pi it riapef 'top- 'coVered'' vitt 'titibalistih
characters. The than . '6arried'hya,
place where the cover is nailed
o n, , and
it is matted , And Itinti ' wlll bao;bhOt
and is then tedifOt s hipmen t'-
Tnz Springfield, ()flier; 'Republic; 're
lates that about a week ago a ruldclle,aged
widow 'of that place, 'went' to Dayto r n
and was married to. a batchelor of that
city to. Whom she had been engaged tvio
years or more. In an hour alter the , .
wedding ceremony - the bridgroom was
taken'. endderdy ill, and in a few Wl:lutes
the "bride of an hour" was aividow :
again. Heart disease was the husband's
malady.
Interesting to Tea DrinUera. ,
=s.~c:3a.~i;~,a.:~~:L='^~~.o-o`%s..~..a= = `t -~'n ~ ,_,-:iz;,r
_ ~ ~Y£zSFc~rk.
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J 4 , 4
"' MOBS. 4-;
,
UrrtaN PIITA, 4430Nrittleytiam BAY 0 Irt
1
rrrfaticrsicli. June lllth 4
s lB6 n•
EirlariciP .: TO AUTIOD Z. 4 1 ,• .;
Noticeli herebtgtven that Conpoa to
buret 'ai*Contiellevslie Railroad Conspany Tim):
Mortgage Bonds, will be paid on and after,JIILY
lit N aXT, opt n presentation an 4 clellverr,aa the.
Merchants National Bank of BattYmore. •
• • ‘ . JOHN H.PABE; Jr.; Treasurer:
jelo:k46-21i6T '
gar
.PENNSIELVANIA.:
ROAD COMPANY. • . •
.TaItAIItatZWB,..DEPAIIIVENT I
PIIWA.DELIIIU: 'May 3d, IMO.'
NOT/CE TO 13TOCKHOLD=4. -
he Board of Directors have this day , declared
a semi -annual' dividend of FIVE PEE CENT. on
the capital stook atilt) Company. WO Of Na ,
tional,and State taxes, -payable lacash an pad af-
Iter May 3U. 186,9. , , . •
Blank powers 'of attorney for collecting divi
dends can be had at the office of the . Ccoapaal7.•
No. 2385. Third street.. .
The mire will be mottled at Et .1;:ar. and dosed'
at 4E. N. from May 30 to June b, for tiro pay
ment of dividends, and after that date, Strom 9
A. M. to a P. Jkt•
- • THOMAS fr.-FliiTH; Treasurer. •
NOTIf. The Third lustat meat, 013 New Stook of
1868 s due and payable on or before June 18.
PENNSTLIA.NIA Belle
ROAD CO. ' •
TREASI7IIER , 6 DPARTMENT.'
ruitanstrnta:: Fa., April s, lose:
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE , TENN- ,
SYLVAN/A, R4ILROAD , COMPANY. •
'All Stockholders. re4red on the Boolut of
this Company on the day oi'Aprll, 11309,
Will be entitled to enbscri for TWENTT.F/VE
;ERR CENT. of their respgutt i minteresteht New
Stock, at par..ii follow's: " ' • ' '
.Ftrst. Fifty per tent. at nitrifies of sithsetip
tion; between , the 41Itli , day . 1869 1 , and
:the 30th dotter JunevlSKF."
Second. NW per sent. between the Ilith day
of NOVember; 1869. and the Klee day of Decent.
ber, 11369; or. it Stockholders should prefer, the
whole amount may be paid up at the time of sub.
ecription. said each instalment - se pail tap shall be
entitled - to a pro •rita' of the Dit , idend that may
be declared on inn 'shares. •
TAfrd. That every Steekholder Itolding lees
than four ;there', shall he entitled te subscribe
for one share; and those holding mete than a
multiple , of four shares shall be entitled to Entb•
scribe for an additional share. , -, •
Antra. All shares upon whichlutalarenta ire
yet to be paid under Resolution of May 13,
SSW will be entitled to their allotment of the
Twenty-flive - per cent. at par, as though they
were paid in full.-
myikhill THOMAS T. FIRTH, Treseurer. •
.•
CITY TA.X11214, 1809.
In accordance with Section OM, Page See of
City Digest,
, I__l i'i '
TO THE
CITIZENS OF FITISBURGIL
That the , assepsments liar 1809 o* City. CHLZ
Building . , Special, Poor, Eualnese,Vlty School
and Ward Whoel Tato , Ind City Water Bents
Thebeen rerorned tome for Valtetloa•
above taxes are subject 401 i DRDEOTION
RE' FIVE PRE OENTlnfilt mild on-or before the
FIRST DAY..OP AUGUeT -and TWO PER
VENT Old If paid between the FIRST DAY Or
TENUEEAUGUST and the FiPTEEIiTH E.A-1 OF BE'.
/Rena dedtfetSon will be' alfowed`on tat r eaVvald
between September fifteenth and October Ittat.
• - ArAn at/Orton at fire Pet <Ruston wilt be made
to Ita.tee unpaid Octabvr nrstoina anaaddltlenat
'Eve per cantons wM .be added to allttaxes re
maining unpaid on November first. •
STATE MERCANTILE LICENSi
The State I:tercel:Late Appraiser has retanted to
me 'for collection , the .zepraisement ibr 1869.
t3tate Mercantile (Aerates must In paid on or he.
tore Julrlst, 1889. . -
AR Licenses remaining =maid at that da.e
will be placed In the bands of JUdermen for col
lection. .
A- .1 COCURAN,
CITY TRWAS URIC. it r 4tti AITEN CM.
PlTTSittracy, JapP. 18,611. Je5:168
INSURANCE.
NATIONAL
LIFII ESERINCE COMPANY,
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Chartered by Special 'Act of Cougrese
Approved July 26. 1868.
Cash CapitO - - - $1.000,000.
PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OPPICE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where the Merit Widnes/ of the Conrpany Is
transacted.. and.. 10 which all general COMA
pondence should be addressed.
' OnriVERS.
OLABENCYII. , ULAILIfq President.
JAY 0001EIC. Oharman Mance and "smutty'
Committee.
AENBY-D.'COOKE, Vice President.
ZILICIi80)1" W. :PZET, Secretary and Actuaiy.
s ,07 ,
Tilts Ceinpany offers the fol owing advantages:
It is a Notional Company: et altered fly special
act of Congress, MS: , t %
t c , • , ,
It has a paid - up capital of 0 ,00.900.
•It o ff ers tow rates of premi . 4 ,
It furnishes larger instrance than other com
pante' for the same money
-
It is definite anffeertain 6 its terms . '
Its policies are,exempt from attachment.
• There' ate no unneceskary restrictions in the
policies. , , i ••; , . - 1 •
Every policy fa non-fofft Bible '
Policies maybe taken which pa 10 the insured'
their full amount, and return al lthe premiums,
so that 'the insurance costs • Only-the Interest on
the annusi.poyments, _ _ . •• .
Polities Miry be taken that ill pay to the te=
mud: after inartalit, Dumber -Of years. during .
life, an satinet ny i nie of one-tenth the amount,
(k
DIMINIIII tbs . ; -•-.• . ',...: o, • ;
_,, ..,
No extra rste, Is c erg 9 for riskSupon the lives
of Vitrifies: , • ' l - 4 4 • • -,' ' -
It hooves. not to nay d vid ends to podia-hold
ers, bUt at so lows cod at dividends will he hn
possible.; . . - i ~ 1 . : ,. . •
• Clictilars r ps,mphiets: and full tutrticulors aims
on application to tne Branch oface of,the cum
pang. or to-• • '
,- -. SS.. W. CZAR & CO.PhiladeloMa. ~.1 _..
•
Genital Agents, Pr PettirsikraMil , 41111011, Southern
NeW ersey. •
dAllf GOOKE &CO.. Washington,LD. C.;
For Maryland. ?Delaware, Virginia: District
of Commulogaid West Virginia. __,
• ' • IRA S. iffeVAS• & CO.. •
Agentsltd , Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Mercer
and •Washington counties.
dirLOGAL AttENTn,ARE WANTED in every
City and Town; and applications from compe
tent parties for such agencies with suitable en.
darsement, should be addressed TO /OS Gott.
G
ZANY'S ENERAL, AGENTa ONLY, in their
respedive districts. mhsturtWar
01I1ICII , OF (Wry 32taxtrian AND Buirelffo4,
PArrenunon, June 1,0, Mgt%
Iforgildrw—The Assessuitent ter
the Boardwalk =Cedar street. bop Man
to Asurel street, is new feats for exemination,
endresn'be, seen in this ()dice until MONDAY,
Jiang. alst, when it will be returned ' to the oil
Treueser a odic. for collection.
N.:. MOORE,
guy sagthetz, •
3uO:kM
44.
let F
SPECIAL NOTICES
or- •
ssycutreScEttgeE,D,PuToLliatizekAtlcv
mAN - 911A-KE P/LLB wilt cure Consumption, .
Liver COmplatut And Dyspepsia; if taken accord
ing to dl rations, .They are alt three to be taken
at the sameslme. They cleanse the stomach, re
lax tale livu. Prldpnt It to work; then the appetite
becomes good: tee food digests and makes good
blood; the patient begins to grow In flesh: the
a waited matter ripens into •tbe. lungs; and Ike
• patient co.tgrows the disease and gem web. This
is the only way th'etrretoneumptlon.
To these three medicines Dr. J.• H. Schenck, of-
Ptdiadelphia. owes his unrivaled 'success In the
treatment Of Pulmonary Consumption. The Pul
monte ttyrup rip..mt the matter In the
nattire throws it off by an'ea.v eapectora
• lion, for when the phlegm or, matter Is ripe a
slight cou:th will throw it off. and the patient has
rest and th. lungs begin to hecl.
T •do this the crawetd %tonic and Mandrake
Pills must be Irk ely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver. so that the eUlmunre Syrup sod the
foodwill make good blood.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon,the liver,
removing all obs iructions, relax the ones of the
gall bladder, the bile starts free,y. and the liver
is soon relieved: the stools will show what the
Pills can do; notblng has ever been invented exJ
rept ealomelia deadly po'son w; Mb Is very dan
gerous to use flutese with great care,) that will
unlock the gall bladder and start the secretions •
'of the liver like Schenck Mandrake Pith. •
Liver Ccrmpiaint. Is one of the moat prominent
Causes of Consumption.
• elchencir's Seaweed Tonic lea gentle stimulant
and alterative. and the alkali in the Seaweed,
which this preparation Is made of, weats' the
stomach to throw out the gastric Juice to *fasciae
Abe food with the l'ulnionic Syrup, and It is made
into good b ood without fermentation or souring
in sticestomach. .
The great reason why ,physielars do not ewe ,
Consumption is, they try to do tie. much; they
Ore medicine to atop the cough, to stop chills, to
ttopmight sweats, hectic fever. and 'by so doing
they derange the whole digestive
_powers. 1.04 1 .--
Inger thteedret out, an rn
d eteality the pat t ,
siWit aniThiefr. , . .
Dr. licheitek,-In his treatment, does not-try tel
Mop a cough; night sweats, chills or fever. Me,.
move the cans ,e and they will nil stop of net!'
°whim:o3ord: ad one can be Mired' of Consume
lion Liver . Complaint, Dytpepsia. • -Catarrh,
, Canher, Ulcerated Throat, unless the jiver an d
stomach are made healthy. A • .
If a person. has consumption, -of :coarse the
lungs in some way are diseased, either tubercles,
abeetmeii, bronchial Irritation, pleura uneaten,
or the lungs are a miles of Inflammation and tau
decaying. In each cases what must be done? It
Is not wily the Mugs null are wasting, bat it is
tee whole body. The momachund livtr have lost
their power tbmske bloodiint of lb d. New the
only Chance is to race Dr. Schenck , * three medir
eines, which will bring up 'a tone tune stomach,
the pateent will begin to wont food. It will digest
easily and make good blood At , then the patters* Pe.
gins tOliatill lu flesh. and as soon as- the body be—
gins to grow. the lungs cos menet- , to . heel up.
and the patient gem fleshy and well. -.This le toe
only way to cure Consumption.
When there is no lung disease and Only Liver
Completes and Dyspepsia, tichenek it Seawall;
Tonic and Mandrake-Pills are sufficient, within"
the Pulmenic byrup. Take the Manorake Pllka
freely In ul billions complaints, as they are per.
fectly bananas:
Dr. Schenck. who has enjoyed uninte.rruated
health for many years fast, and novrweighs
poundal.- wae-vasted aw_ay to a mere skeleton, hi
• the very lase stage of Palmonary Cons emotion,
his pky.iclanso laving pronounced his•case hope
less and abandoned hmt to his fate. He mess cured
by the aforesaid me. Mines, and since his. recove
ry many thousands similarly allilebed have 'used
Dr. behenelos preparation wi , h the same re
markable success. roil directions- accompany
each. making It not absolutely unessary to per
sonalty see Dr.. Sonenek, unless patients wish,
their lungs examined, and ler this_purpose he le
prefesakwally•at his Principal Ornee,
phis, every. baturday. where all letters foradvica
must be addressed. He ifriLlllo prefoss'onaily ab
No. fa Bond street. New York, every other
Tuesday, and atNo. 8511anover street; Boston,
evety-q4ber Wednesday. tie gives *dents Maio
but for a thorough examination with his Respi—
rometer the price 1385. hours at each city
from 9A.s. ' '
Prleet the Putmanle Syrup and .Besweed•Tan-,
lo each OIL 60 perbottle, tri,l6o's bait dozen,
, hlandrate Plll5 24 cents boa. For sale br am
waggles", ' twit:lsl-day ,
. ,
M ille 'F l6l49l E9 'T K O T W RisA IIIIMP T ALL EIESI ZEIV ( IT N i!
DISEAMS • That numeral's • class' Ot Cases'
resulting from ear. abuse, I %inducing . • nu--
crisall u en. nervous debilixy, irratablltty, ernti..l
Mona. eethlnal enissions. AMU finally. itn-:
potency. permanently cured. Persons allitet.i.
ed wiab ileac-ale. Intricate and-./Ong .stand
ing constitutional tomtits tan are polltelylncited
tonal' far consultation, -which coats noaning.
Experience. the best of maglien.,lia4 enalfted
htin to perfect remedies at' once ernetenk safe,
permanent, and whien inmost eases can 11.111114
Without, inorance to business.- Medicines pre ,
pared lathe establiihment, which embraces Of
reception and waiting rooms; an, imarditur
iir4 eleeptag apartments ler patients requiring
da•ly personal attention. and vapor and cheat
cal baths, thus concentrating" the famed mineral
springs. 'Nolnaster who hare failed. state your
case. Read what he .aya to Ills pamphlet of fifty.
”ages, sent to Th o usandsle two atampa itaseala
• ed enve ope. or cases treated um.
ally. at h&ce and all over the rountry, Onnsai.
tatlon tree,personally or by mall. .oMoe 11.
Wylie stret, (near Conn House) Pittelmrgli,
Pa. Roan 9 A. K. to 8 7. 11. Sundays lig l4
to tt P. W. Pamphlet sent so any address for two
I
Ramps. • - •< ° P 2 •
ELECTRICITY AS A CITRA...
TIVIer-.Dr. A. H. BIEVENB 'has 'been
twine Electricity as sßrEciat. ItENIZOT In eating'
chronic .as well as acute conditions wrrnOnr.
xstiretith for more thin TIN :MAE% with un
bounded mem. A PAMPIILVt including al!
'particulars, with certificates , and reliable refer.?
ences, will be sent to any Inquirer. • ~
A few furnish• d rooms vacant. Ibr boardlue ra
tients In the Doctors 010111 if applied for soon.
Office and residence, 51,001 ALICE STREET,.
PHILADELPHIA. . . my13:111
NrILITCHELOIIII HAIR D!E.
This splendid Bair Dye is the best In the world: ,
the only true suol perfect Dye; harmless, relian
ble, instant...there:LC no disappointment; no rl
dietdcms tints• remedita the 111 eirdetl of bait
dyes; invigorates and leaves the Bair soft and
beautlftl. - b/aok or brovin. Bold by all Druggists
and Perfumers; and properly applied at. Batehe
lor,s Wig Factory, No. 16 Bond street. •
York, ;
ar . EPILEPSY CAN BE CURED
—Those batten friends afflicted arc ear
nestly solicited to and for a °treater Letter of
References and. Testimonial'', which will con
vince the most skeptical of the eurabitity_4( tbe
disease. Address VAN BURET( LOCK-ROW ;
M. 36 Great Jones street, New York. • •
mhl9:g2s-d&F . :
EgrTHE MARRIAGE RlNbir
Esseys on the ERRORS OP' YOUTH, and
the POLLIEI3 OP AGE, In regard to SOCIAL
EVILS, with vertato belt, for the erring and un
fortunate. tieut in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address, HOWARD ASw)CI aTIoN,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. niy21:362-.I&F
LIQUO/Wituo.
SCHMIDT &FRIDAY
IMPORTERS or
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &C.)-
,
WHOLESALE DEALERS Hit
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 PENN STREET}
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ILECIITORPB NO'T
Whereas: lawn testathentarycitt thkeitste ,
of ART ANN Tlll.l.Nti, deceased, late .of In
dians tornsblp, A.legbeny, ouunte, Pa.. having
been granted to tire by tbe Register
of said cOunty, all persons h g claims against
said estate are requested to, present them duly
authenticated for seulemint, , arid those indebted
to said,estste will Make paYsnent immedtately to
• AXENJARIN KELLY.
f...Exeentoy.
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' temedtary to the 'Mate el Pameel elect,
fate of the baronet of ellrettelbain, 'se castes
nave:beep granted to the subicdtteri , ell per ono
I ndobted to the said estate Fire rested ;0 mate
Immediate payment, end those ' aviet aline* Cor
deatende ars Milt tile :estate of said decedent
wit4tooke known the WIMP, without delay, to
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Pir,ItANDI
THREE DAYS' FETE!
JAMES ROBINSON,
The Champion Bider,
WITH HIS
SUPERB EQUESTRIAN TROUPE J
ALLEGHE NY:
ON THE! DIAMOND,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
STJINIE.II7th,I9th and 10th,
C;ARDNER & KENYON'S
MAIIMOTk . MENAGE_RE,
COMBINED WITH
:TAMES ROBINSON'SI
CHAMPION CIRCUS I
The Largest , rest and most Instrut tire Exhibi
tion in the World. ,
A Full and Comprehensive Menagerie,
Jk COMPLETE
FAULTLESS CIRCUS,
17 . tider one Mgmmoth Psalm for One : Prig
, .
Is full it'd complete; embracing RARE BEASTS
an aI , BIEDS from all parts of the world.
Lb* *if Aninialst
•
P tfrican Elephant; Bahia Annie. Royal Bee gal
Tll ter. Double Humped Backtri an Camel. Afri
es nt Lions. Asiatic Lioness. Rraznilln Tigers, Pair
ol• kfrican Leopards'. Wild Zebra from 'Canary.
So o th American Panther. Spotted Hyena btripuu
ina,•Large White Polar P.ear, African Mittel
Ginsu, .Peruvlan „Lama, South American Ihex..
W hire Wolf, Pair of. spotted Axis Deer from the
banits of the rivef Gan gee. Black Bear. erotism=
Bear. Australian Kangaroo, African Porcupine,
lin !mammon. African OPtrich, standing nearly
Ihr,s ibet high. Geld and Sliver Pheaaants7, - Afrl•
cam Pelicans. White Crested Cockatoos, . Red .
Created Cockatoos. patrigS. Maceaws ands a host
•Of Maar animals too numerous to mention.
TILE CIERCUS DEI'AIAMENT,
'Mader tie iihniediste supervision of the wor.tra
tit% teat Mo•seman; JAMES 11011114.. will
am_ply maintain its title of the Champ! Circus.
• ForetoOrVao our the large list of Artists that*
erm_prise :the company Ls the only tireat Eider 1.1
the VP
. -.nue
the wort d in the l arg e ;mu o f 1.117017.10 --- Dor.-
LARS„ tt. produce hts equal as a Barebact Rider.
Tbte bold defy has never beau accepted,' and still
stands op. In ta•the world.
EMOTIONAL DISENTHRALLED ACT, _
On his Bs:Tel:met Steed, throwing Forwaand
Backward Sotnersanits 'over high objects' and
through helicons, Pironettinli posturing and 11,
andiniang, inhoduning his L,fant son
. . ..
IndLIELENCE, . .
The prettte at . smallest and smartest child ever
brought ini o tie ring. The culmination of Mr.
Robinson's tr 4lne sl.Oa n Exploits will be the tar
rying of the- Fairy -Child Erect Upon His Head.
The Beautifni boy CIL A.RENCE will also appear
at each exh ibilloisln his
MEifiATIUME MENAGE ACT, ~
Upon his Pearly Pigmy Pony, and In an interest-!
Ina Bareback Act.
Among the other not ahlll - tiii‘ is Miss ELIZA'
'RwayoN, the yeeng. graceful and daring Pre
miere Equestrienne. Madam r CAMILLA,
Madlllis 311 bilalk;.iLA. PETITE MAGGIE, Miss
KT. CLAIR, HUNTING k MATTHEWS. Mr.
V RANK ROBINSON, tn.. ARABIAN BROTH•
ERS, Muter EDDIE AEU NEE. Mr- ROBERT
HUNVINO, Mr. CHARLES MATTHEWS, Mr.
DAN GARDNER. iM. HARRY NING, ligicer•
ORKGORY. Mr. 31.. i 'TIacCOLLOM,Mr.FILED
.EHICK also. Messrs. COLEMAN,
RICE, MICKLEY. IinNOIT, LOGAN. td ANA- '
HAN. de., O. Mr.-CH MILES KENYON rnll
at cacti cAhlblUen Introduce tkir. BeatitlinkHigh
ly Edatrited HorseANOOMAIL
THE CRAND PROCESSION,
Whieh will tate place on THIIItSDAT,the 17th.
at 10 A- 51• wilt be a Feature of the Days
Aniu,ement, 'headed by the Beautiful Sw.n
Chariutoiratan by a line of handsome Cream Col
ored Horses, followed by the Ring Horses, Ele
phant. e
phant. Camel, Cars zee ant!. handsomely Pic
tured Cages. gaily ileeorated. forming a Moving
Panorama of nes. , ll• a mile In length. _
Two. Exhibition* Each Day Afternoon and
Evening Doors upon at 1 o'clock la tile after
noon; Circus Performance to commence at
In the evening doors open at 3h olelock,to com
mence at TX i
, gving all those who wish to witness
the Illenagerie andnot the Circus ample time to
do so anti retire hafore the Circus Performance
commences. Gentlemanly Ushers will be at
tendance and seats for all.
Admission, 50 wets: Children under 10, $l5
cents. The Diamond Studued Campton Belt,
Golden Medals and. Trophies, can be seen on no.
days of exhibition lit Pittock's sews Depot. .
PROPOSALS.
. . .
powne.,
~.OPPICIL CITY NlffillClLitt . AND NOTIVETON,
PitttIMITD, Junels,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
•
- SE A.LEDI Pit(yOSALS for grnding, paving
and curbing 4th; street, from Butler street to
i ,
the Alleghe y rivar; • . ~.
Beach ails ,frotit Pride to Miltenberger street ;
Spring elle , front Alst to 5,15 th street.
Spruce ell . front SlAtb 'to Sillithstreet. ...
Liberty st et, from Ibuilett street to the Pike . ,
Sixteenth/treed from Pike street to Bridge.
St.Patricks alley„ftnm Marion to Miltenberger.
Liberty stet, , from 31st to 384 street
e . . .., •
Penn att . froin abst to 33d .street
Also.; forisying purity pipe sewer Oh) two fuse
in.diankttyr,, op •Yritirth avenue, front' fitnithAeld
Street, to , Ctre7. alley, wilt .be received at th is
alleenntlit UMISDAY. June St Gd t ISBO. :
Blanks ;for bidding and specilicaticntsean .be
had, akthls °nice. i . , ~- -, • -,,,
The Committee Yeserve the right to reject. any,
or ali bid/W.4ld no bill considered unless mad#
out on blanks from this °ace. . ••• I • . . •
~ ~ . • at. J. amomE, . ;
Mr ;ENG/MEWL ~
I -
Jelk.b.l2
OilitoicT ettr l'itonizaslaithi
n Bgielt
..1 --, - . ,*. - - Pusburab. June IS, 8 . tn.
pirariez.—, Sealed : 7PrOpOiati
.for ,, namberlng. houses:6n' , Ebner - attest
o r tgt 3 u 3 ntrf23 l l4 ll llt7. ‘, .lll4 b 4a r :tr i ggi? i g,i
!Et:Moutons and method' Of tunnting; call at
..
~ H. J... 1,10014.
- City palpeer. ,
inli:tC
'DYER .AND SCOUREIR,
H.
! a NCE ,
DygR:AND SCCII.IRE.R.
No,'B sir.!cx.Ant. lemma=
ininta.
5 iumi 187 Tldrd StnAdi
uses, Pa.
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4 . 7. - ;' A 'fig'
own
AbiUSM= II KTE.
INEW OPERA HOUSE.
Lessee...
Manajer
WEDNICSDAY ICY.ENING. June 16. colt
mentary beuent to —.
G. F. CONKLIN'.
The performance will commence with the cele
brated drama of
DICK TURPIN. '
TOM Ming • F. A. Tannehill.
Itujian t
Ct/L'EER I , u D l E E x ST ir Gu AW EMUTEIHAMmMtX
era, ru e AVULA BRoTHI:US, Ariel Pars; and
TumblD g. Cloud nwingh.g, 1,4,411,41.,. GB., ee.,
EIieSTICIN and BOYD. ' " "'"
To conclude with the Durletta or WIDOW'S
VICTIM.
Aliritux sheet open Wednesday morning.,
faF''ACADEIGIT OF MiIBIC.
On WEDND. DAY EVENING.. June 16th. will
be oresented tha interesting Plav of the Sr HAN_
GE it, In whim M.ss JEAN 11094 ER win appear
as :Mrs. FI.iLLT:P.. Mr. AR1‘..01.1,• Ora appear
ance in tint elLy) as the STRANGER. Miss CATH—
ARINE I,MCETTE, from Drury Lane and st„
J. mot Theatre. London.- and 311. MORTON
DEICE. the wen known Anglo-American Come
dian, will make their first appearance this even
ing in the Musical Comedette entitled PEPPEC
TION, as played by them in England and New
York, in whicu they will introduce their original.
songs and dut.tts, never before produce'u in this
piece in Pittsburgh. .
1,01% office open from 9A. al. to 4P. M. Also,
sea• s eau' re , secured at Melon's music store,
Miner's book Store and Barr, %mike ta -Bonnier,
Sixth Street. - - •
HOME FESTI-'VAL.
The annual sale of Fancy Articles and. Be
freshnients of this charitable institution, will
take place In the court yards and gardens of the
"Church Home," la Lawrenceville, opposite the
Arsenal Park, on
Thursday Afternoon and Ereidng.
Admission and supper tickets can be obtained
jeL3:kl7
t the entrance gate
13 1 'tSTRAWBERRY FESTIVAL,
-The ladles of Plymouth Church will'
hold a btravelierry Festival in EXCELSIOR.
HALL, corner Federal and Lacock streets, Alle
gheny,*: on • TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS;ISth and 15th inst. The member
and Lien& of the church are respectfully inv.ted
to be present. . Jell:k3l
;11 q: $
H. W. WILLIAM), Lessee and. Manager.
To-nlebt—Compilmentry benefit to Mlss LUCY
C LIP'S Obi. Mr. P. LicDirmott,-Barlow.Broth•
•ers, and the great company In a superb olio ant
the burlesque called THE •`WlTlfl" PAWN.
"Last Matinee of the season on Wednesday.
ay - FIFTH ATENITE HALL.-
No. 65 Fifth avenue opposite the Opera
lionse,'Plitsburgh. Ps.. .
IP. R. STROUP MRsager.
This bowie has one of the finest Billiard lßooms
In the city. It Is .ecleedly,the coolest sad most
inviting place. The tables. ere ad new and ens
brace Mr The modern Imptorements. ind offers
s.perlor.attramlons to lovers of the game. '
AUCTION SAWS.
BY AL MOATS
8
4ADY SIDE RESIDENCE,
AT AUCTION.
On THORiDA:t JUNE 17th, at 334 o'eloek,
will b. sold , by sawttoh on thc premises. the very
beaatlful reed. tire of the late Orrin Newton.
y.sq... at ebadYs tde Station, on 'the line! of the
Psnnsylvania Jtatircrad. thr.e and a half miles
from the Union Depot. The grounds consist of.
tour acres well improved and highly ornairiented
with fruit, shade and forest-trews. shrubbery and
small fruits. That portion in • front of the house'
is a beautiful level lawn of nearly ond hundred
yards square, fronting on Centers avenue, while
that in the rear baa a handsome •gkitlei elope.
fronting on the railway. They house isl a two
s ory trouble' frame containing parlor, sitting
and dininu rooms, with tiding doors, live bed••
rooms. kltchenorash- house. pantries, closets and
other conveniences. here are marble mantles
Boston range, bake-oven. boiler, pumps. Spring:
h ouse, staole and carriage house. There are
handsome front and aide porch/ s, and an observa
tory from which' exceedingly flue otters lot' the
surrounding country is obtainable. Abundance
of good soft water on the premises. , -
The house is a very substantial structure, has
a very pleasure appearlnce:and is altogether &
first class residence. It adjoins the residence or
Dr:Hussey, and Is encircled by th se of Messrs.
Howard,. eiltchcock, Itenstisw: Pitcairn, 11_ ewis
and Graham. It is near - to church and sehool,
and but a • few yarns from tinadyslde Stialon.
There are ten trains daily to and from the city— •
eighteen minutes' ride. In view of the spacious
and comfortable dwelling, the„ eligible and
agreenble sitostion. the easy tritvel, the good
neighborhood, and ad the Pleasant surroundusgs s
this property should command the especial- at
tontion of business men desiring to procure a
beautiful suburban home. If desired by innd
lag purchseers present at the sale, the PropertY
will be sold In sections to suit. It wlll:however s
be firm offered entire. The premises are unoc
cupied. Immedlate - possession given, Heys to
Inspect can behad aS.IIII Wood street. . , •
Terms—Ole-third cash; balance in one and two
Tears. Train for sale leaves Union Depot slt
o'clock, city -rime.
A. AEGIGATS. Auctioneer.
1110 Federal street, Allegheny.
BY A. WILWAIBL'.
IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH
CLASS MODERN P AINTINGS, BY DISTIN-:
G O , IIED AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN Alt..'
R SD AY AND FBID AY, Jv ne 17th.
and 18th, at 10 o'clock A. M. and 8 o'clock P.m.,
each day, will be solo on second fluor of Com
mercial ales Rooms, 100 Smithfield street', (side
entrance also on Filth avenue, shove Smithfield./
a large collection of high class Modern Paintings,
by distinguished. American and •Enropeltri ar-
Slats. Also several original pictures by the late
Pittsburgh artist, Blythe. The sale comprises a
very eh dee Galiery, . d Oil Paintings, am lected
with great clue an ddiscrimination from the stu
dios of eminent and • foreign artlsts. e mbracing
Landscapes, igure Pieces, Marine Flews,
Life, Aca. the whole constituting a collection of
remarkable beauty and value, to which the at
tention of connoisseurs and lovers of art is CplA
dently. Invited, as certain to bear the closest sern•
tiny and moat critical judgment, They are all
mounted in elegant gilt frames, of the latest Pat
tens and best workmanship, warranted gilt with
pure gold leaf. The paintings are now arranged
on fret exhibition, day and evening, until time
of saes. Descriptiye catalogues ready for dis
trlb Lion . Ladles. and geatlemen specially in
vited tu. examine the collection, as this sale It
particularly deserting their attention.
jel4' A. McChWAINE. Auctioneer.
E SALE OF THE'
rtztt, E-TATS OF THE FALLSTON
4) DEN WARE WORKS. FALLSTON "BOR
OUGH. HEAVER CM—FRIDAY MORNING,
Jane 18th, al 19 o'clock. by order of W. A.
Lewis, Esq., Assignee of Bailey & McCandless.. .
bankrupts, will be sold at Commercial Rooms,
106 Smlthtleld Street. the entire large real et.
ate, situate In Faliston borough, Beaver county.
Pa,, and known as the Faliston Wooden Ware
Works, including the grounds, buildings, ma:. ,
chinety, .to., necessary .or manufacturing wood.. •
en ware, together with 36 shares of power o tie
Falisten Water Company. The machinery is of';
the latest improvement. For other partienlarC:
Inquire of W. A. Lewis, 93 Diamond St...
jell'
. A. hiCLLWAINE.
Auctioneer.
ROOFING SLATE OF VARIOUS
Qualities and Colors.
ee i
address
'J.'& NM111:14
„ Seventh Avenue, ,
v3101:sle PITTSBURGH. PA
rassvii.rtanx •
‘.64
PRINTINO INY wow'.
C. E. ROBINSON,
111ANtr1A0TURZSI 01P '
Black aalpolottd Print4 . la Lithcinphia
11:NEL VARMIINBS, Ad
Gray's Ferry Road sad 8101 1 Street*,
texas.
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H2NDZBSOP,
...M. W. CANXIIMO.
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