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ASCENSION' DAY.
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"Inyward With Thee I
Betel: UM dim. *lot tests of earth.
Tha at
holt thought: -
Bey_ond nut griefs of mortal Myth,
With restless murmurs fraught:
litond the weary elaye of toll.
hose harvest seems but weeds:
Betond the nlghts of heart turmoil.
When hope dies out In deeds.
Upward With Thee!
Bearing but meagrekill-ripe sheaves,
As fruit of all out lile;
Bearing dry and altriveled leaves,
Parched br human strifet , -
Bearing • •the talent!' bid by Mello.
Wasted. dead, abused;
'Bearing "nisisiliP" our binds were loth
To Mm, or light; unused.
_ Yet upward still with Thee:
mighty, biesseo Love forgives.
The ill our years Lave wrong" z
__Thy arm uplifts each heart that lives,
To Time ay sorrow oroog .
Thv meteles ire the win so that bear
`Oar fainting souls to tiod;
TVangels soothe all tears. all Care,
Sluts where 'ray feet once trod.
• 'Upward with Thee!
Ahove-0 tadatte release:
Then bld , st us share thy rest:
Ito earthiness Invader that D. see—
Thyself crowns Heaven blest!
Abovt meet each long-lot friend
Death
bee from mortal sight;
In Thee our spirit lives to blend
.101 thin Imo •no Webs.
WNNSILTANII.
DermlLLs is to have a new militia .
Coixocazt had eight days of "Dr*:
User Bey of Sh iloh.'. ,
Mnw Bayamon has a library associa
tion and a library of more than 1,00
rimee
-0 vol.
• .
Bulait's circle - was at Waynesburg.
last week and went from thence over to
West Virginia. : . , -
TEE- Ooltdnbia rolling mill Is idle and
-
the machinery and engine are' said to be
going to deday. •
.. ,
BisitoP Eivitinate is to administer con
firmation in the Court House.in Bedford
on the first of July... . . ,
Tar, tip ma . Pacific telegraph
company are Rt1t! . 1 . 11 . f . , up - a' line from
Ebensburg to ,
. t. , m 4 mvu.
CoLinzam.offers $5OO reward for the
detection sif the llamas engaged in period
ical incendltuism in that town. -
A youmr man; named Alfred Feirsthi s i
hung himself in his father's barn, In C§,t
limit& toWnshlp, Bradford 'county, last
\wee_ k, - No cause la known for the action.
_Miss Mini 'Pliiiiolir, of Indisna, has
sued Mr. Prank Smith, of the same town,
for -breach ot promise and • seduction.
Smith was arrested and released onbail.
,
I A Glasuar named Wormwood, in the
employ of Jonathan 'Hamilton, of Logan
township, Blair county, committed sui
cide by hanging on Saturday . evening
la L
Wn don't know but we agree witha .
a Pennsylvania' paper • which saya the
- *Mid' w o uld be,,happlerif the so called
"Fat Contributor". were actually the Fat
non-ecinttibutor, ~. . . • -
-Bissiop. Dmrszuto lectured in Loretto,
on - the 27th of June, on “Revealea Truths'
Mirrored:in the Beauties of Nature." The
new bell:faiths: • church was .blessed by
him on thoitame , day. •
Tur. Wilkesbatre Record of the Times
mentions a rumor that all.the coal mitten
of the anthrabite region are' "going out"
again if the emplOyes of the Pennsylia-
Ma words do so, and it, is very probable
that they:will. ,
TEE odd Fellows of Monongahela
City are to lay the corner stone of their
new building ,on -the ; 341 - • of July. A
grand time is anticipated, as well as tie
arrival of large delegations from the
neighborhood. Rev, 1)r. hillier, of this
cliyi Will deliver ; an Ofiress.
TEE Treasurer of the Brie county Med.
ical Associstion is bta dileitum; the like
of which is without , Precedent. He had
in his hands %WO surplussub
scribed by citizens for the :entertainment
of guesta, teat Week, - and the amount is to
be divid4o,l and given . back, :pro rata, to
the donors. ; -....,,_ .
Tint Monongahela Valley Aspubliean
says: On Saturday evening Valley
small
grit attempted to cross the creek at
Gregg's Riffle, slipped , and were carried
beyond their depth . and like to be
drowned. Three of them succeeded in
getting out, but that _other two would
hese .perishedezeept for . the heroic con
duct of our 'very young , : friend, Master
Gottlelb Gleason, who plunged in at the
risk of,his own life and; ayed theirs. ,
- - CM:OMo= is - a place in Potter
county. - Recently a, young man went
there irom a neighboring, village, and be
cau.sehe dressed neatly, wore a silk hat
and kid gloves - and smoked'. "five cent ci
gars," the Coudersport Journal had an
article full ,of sarcastic 'Mullane to his
clothes, ramistaehe findlliArtt :Forming
our opinion solely" hy ibis Article, we
come to the conclusion that Oaiderspert
is a smaller place, and fuOltei off tiityl..a4P
place we had ever I - maenad iefore.,
'Miss Lintz Jain a . pit At the
North &wieldy Atadtmy Went to bed,
on the 19th of .104.;nini.ic te ldattidy
her Umbria theft!, with ; a', candler
contrary; o the express rules of the sadtooL
She fell asleep, the candlepttpset, and at
out o'clock int the morning :the whole
hqfise vissaroust:d 4 byt tat ' , shrieks asbtfer
ran, ft War. of flame, through the torn
dots. The Slides itre'eitingni efi, and
the unfortuisisightl46 - ed in' may for
i a t
thirty nix bon* Vilitettle) expire
thr-Satirday evening last,abertt dark,'
alye,mig'inairnattled-4ames B. Litcheber- I
ger, 'was-.- ahot• L en::•the bridge between
fiflelditifd,Citiilotiala, in - WashingtorL'. l
* *Ay, by - tc eqlore4 man, the ball enter
-44.40 seek th e - , omy!li of the ,back,
iigeitilifttilLtils. person . ... The
negrorme,rusdenfloWas about us ufor.
nia all the next day the occurrence,
the authoritaes - of tindriburg erroneously
supposing they third ' torright
bfa or Jawbone crinthol. o Sunday's
-Atoms& -47ifype.1.3, : -;.: ,t, : 1,.
4 iikirlialtell.l6hi Bola, /lid heeini
alpines in West Newton; lirestracAftlan&
county, had a difficulty some time ago
isitha,gias.ni/ned , SiltsPh .1440trAtOlikr
r e cut kky, boreku &atilt declined Appra
sehisasssilant, an ,conditionlititnbe
w ould via thetkoch.l,bill •Sicd:lol , lost
time. On Thursday he came to Bfoian
and sodied , biltil kr lidnie' reohey;!*ltich
giS tim
waS reftS4L,' 'Total' f01101f54, biitit.
/11/101Y . l ' i t ' iWildl r i k tiat Ol t r .
sit do ' ~/nick..A4rAcila..6._'thift *..i
momently P M=F Cr PouskeitutO
up Kul I stack.; jilt the head iditin,
kuulphillyitntuturitifi:bis skull.:. Ste'
in hot expected 'to miler: Boligibas•
beennrrested an& loag hi #ll at Weenlg e :
burgiu4-$7114,4*0 to : . ' - ''';'''' 1 '
•:Tiot Vanolltor saystbsts very
singhbfr Word it 4
basitistbsett
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ME
brought to our notice. A. man named
Joseph Herr, a cabinet maker, residing in
Lampeter Square,and about sixty years of
age, has not had a half hour's continnotis
sleep fornearly four years. , The case was
thus stated to us: A t four years since,
About
a daughter of Yr. Herr,became ill, and
Mr. H. watched by leer bedside day and
night, for six week., when she died. All
this time he took nci sleep, stating that he
felt - no desire for it. A. few days after the
death of his daughter he ran a nail into
his foot, and this con fi ned him to his bed
for ewes or eight weeks,' not an hour of
which time could he obtain sleep. Alter
recovery from his wound he still failed to
obtain rest from sleep, and so the matter
continued to go on - from week to month,
and from month•to year. His health has
Buffered and he'complains of great' debil
ity. He applied to a leading physician of
this city, who. rescribed for him a strong
opiate, but it had no more effect upon
him, as he says, than a snap of his finger.
He again applied to the same physician,
requesting that , the dose be increased.
To this the physician objected,. stating
that it would be dangerous, He said he
did not dare, and other opiate was pre
pared strong end gh, it is alleged, to put
three or four ei men to sleep and
never wak@ iip in. , Thiii bad no bet
ter effect thanthe first, Mid die physici an
refused to'administer any -more. doses , of
that kind, and, advised his patient, as - a
last resort, to get on a 44 high old bender."
This experiment has not yet been•tried, I
and it may be 4 anestion whether ,he, CM
swallow enough fiquor to' produce iritoxi
cation and soporiferousness., Mr .Herr . is
a sober and iminstriontinian, but iii con
sequence of 161:Wady is unable to do any
kind of physical iaber. ;It is certainly a
strange case. „ , - , .-
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Ca lox proposei:to have seml.weekly,
open air, free, brass.band concerts.
AN Episcopal - congregation is being
organized in London, Madison county.
•
MANSFIELD has a large new paper mill
and also a $50,000 Union railroad depot.
Miss Larnix is thekastor of the Mil—
versalist Church, in Pleasant Valley, Mad
ison county. '
Ax inmate of the, Soldiers' Rome of
Dayton recently fell - heir- to $lO,OOO and
lett the institution.
•
SPRINGFIELD' Presbyterians 11G:re
$60,000 church wi • th a 0,509. organ,,and
are quite proud of both.
A cowitan man named Jahn Laborn
shot' and' killed 'pother colored man
named Richard Eire:mug in South Dela
ware buit week.
desTzs and dimpbelt were mauled in
New Ehiladelphia•last week. They were
not the renowned opera singers, but two
happy people unknown to fame. • • , ' .
Col 4.11. AnifisTaexe offers to spend
$50,000 in, building car and iron works
in Urbana, and to employ 1,000 bands, if
the town lend him $50,000 more for
ten years.
A NEW family velocipede, which car
ries fottr people , and is worked without
labor, has been patented by a citizen of
Springfield, and the Republic , eve it is a
a practical animas.
Al' old man 'named Stelitman, whose
home is in Hancock county, wltile wait
ing for the , train at Forest, *few days
since, in company with his son, was run
over by a fiffight train and instantly
killed. •
A poor unfortunate girl was one
night this week shamefully abused,
tarred and feathered by "certain
lewd fellows of the baser sort." We
had no idea that Bucyrus contained any
fellows mean, ,enough to small a girl,
however bad she might be. And for the
credit of our , town we regret the outrage.
Bitcyrur dourrial:
WYNN before last a young man named
Ralston Daniels, living .in Springfield
Township, shot himself in a very odd
way. Be was about to shoot at a bird
with a loaded rertolia,,but before he shot
h e
attempted to, scratch his ear with the
pistol, forgetting thatitwasloaded, when,
thoughtlessly, pulling thii trigger, the pis
tol was discharged and the bullet passed
through his ear, and going downward
lodged in his throat. He was taken home
and it was hoped that he. would recover.
On Wedneiday of last , week a drying
cylinder at the paper-mill of Mr. Lewis,
some six miles from Chillicothe, exploded
and seriously injured a woman named Mrs.
Decan, who was working in the mill at
the time. A workman named Brown be
' came enraged at a fellow-workman - about
the cause of the accident, and hd attacked
bim with the buttend of a gun, during
which the manwas considerably injured.
Brown, thinking he had killed the man,
tied, and has not been heard from -since.
.
px Tuesday ,litst a little ; daughter; four
, years old; ;of 1 ()ringer, who keeps a
, saloon in this:village, died suddenly un
der the , following circtutustunces: Oa
getting up in the morning she got hold of
a bottle of whisky and drank a large
quantity-:-bow much we are not able to
saY---and it a very abort ` time was found
_lying on the floor insensible. She re
mained ins stupor until afternoon, when
shodled. ...It Is, said she - complai ' nol of
beingsick the night before, and- went to
bed without her sapper. - -Medina Garay.
ON' Saturday, last a man named Caleb
Messer, shof, =Other one - caned: John
Roach, in the town of -Williamsburg,
Noble - County. These _ men, who are
brotheminalaws have , had , s , standing
quarrel for several years,lind Mr ` the 'dip',
mentioned they commenced the subject
agiin.-':'lFterr. words they , proceeded to
bloYfe, and Poi OA Nall Of the fight Weiler
seinedtreroyer that wieilyhmt , neer : and.
stiA hilt aplawnslitt:,; The ball penetrated
MI edge o. lungs Ms&lodged in. the
back. The viound-isioatkaidered danger.
one, and ROaehillint expected to recover.
Messer
esiter_;h 4 S ftigto , arrelked,andlolged in
‘4 ll*. /Le 410Pre1413/4edi* a Mak of AO'
per laza bed Chem stet
'.
imaxelkie OrAteXighg Oeetnralletti
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1 3 FIXentlet. WI: Monday. , Two,,, bo i
about deist ears,y of axe—one beton
1 relPilLTili-;P*141147; I,elbl,o4olus al'
- - Trii,.."r-a4:11 nest thacitiliert on the
neXPITry• It ct distance north of town::
Cpl adfl , - across-the , streamisnd
costiellpireollmusedthemseives by walla
iiiesiti 'lind . cit,eulotutitythrottitii'
mk
ilt thet n intter• V I in 'ettrittired thit
t,, ~, .........„,„,,
he . . 'wt 31 , 1 ?* lhati *X I -4 'ilr '
fOnifeet'dielf, bdia,„.,.,.„,
terrified as to te n t o ripntorfriro
tr3f, t 4 k, get =L ab a t o ildsitojesiug
gertilgitoysrand4mtreihteiliNk Xlri,hitto.Arhelt'
amietince artheidithe festal' bognitali
pibror M thivoisk_hitalll effOtte'Mytei ,
muguittiiliell WIN litiritattir ~
PTTISBUIGB GAZETTE: 'TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1889
Wammos nights.
Thendvointes of women's rights have
received a weighty reinforcement in Mr.
Mill, the British political economist,whose
recent essay on,the "Subjection of-Wom
en" takes the most,advanced position on
the subject. Ever Utica men and women
existed upon the, earth, says Mr. Mill, the
stronger sex has oppressed the weaker,
kept it in some form of bondage, denied
it the plianeat rights and taught it to find
its highest pleasure in subjection to the
will of man; Only with the growth of
civilization have women reached in _any
place of life a position of equality with
men; and to this day, even in 'Christ ian'
Engand, he contends, the vast majority,
of women eilst, so far as legalities can ,
determine their fafe, in a state of subjec
tion which is • only another form or
slavery. They have never been in a po
sition of equality with men; they have
never had an opportunity of showing
what would be the result of such a sys
tem, and hence the experience on the
subject is entirely One-sided. The Coife
cession of the franchise he regards as so
trivial that he discusses it almost with
contemptuous breiity. Going still fur
ther, he sees no reason -why. Able women
should.not legislate and debate in the
House of Commons, or why they should
not occupy seats in the Upper -House.
Mr. Mill : would permit his fair _clients not
only, to practice medicine,. but plead in
courts of law; to their. energies he would
throw open all the offices ingthe State,
from that of Prime Minister to that, of the
humfiliat tideeivtdter. Pi the family rela
tion he urges also ii-reliolution - of all th 4
existing State of thing*. — Hot- Only will
the wite have a complete right to retain
possession pf her .owti,mimed' and het
own eartiingil; but be 83
free from the dOminatiens of her huslmnd
as if she were unwed. The command,
"Wivelksibey your husbands," is to be
erased from the code of marital duties,
and, befotethe law, the partners •in the
wedded state are to be placed in a iiosition
of absolute equally. The essay, will add
to "the active disctission of the subject both
.in this country ' and in . England, where
M• r. Mill's standing - as a vigorous
trinket and writer will 'ware for all his
-productions more than ordinary attention.
, - The Coining Girl.
She will vote, will - he of _some use in
the world, will cook her-own food, will
can her own living, and will not die an
Old maid.. The coming' girl will hot wear ;
Ahe Grecian bend; ditace 'Ahe German, ig
nore all possib il ities of 'lcnowl 44.10* to'
work; will not 'endetrior . to break the
hearts of unsophisticated young
!poll correctly, understand 2aglish before
she affects 'French; will preside with equal
grace at the piano or watthboar4Willspin
7-more yarn : for . the house than'for the
street; will not despise her poor relations,
or the hand .of tut .honest worker; will
wear a bonnet; speak good, plain, nnlisp
ing English; will darn her own stockings;
will know how , to bake doughnuts;` and
will not read the 'Ledger oftener than she
does - her Bible.
The coining girl will malt' five miles a
day, if need be, to keep her cheeks In a
glow; will mind her health, her physical
development, and her mother; will adopt
a costume both - sensible and conducive to
comfort and health; will -not confound
hypocrisy with politenesh; will not place
lying to please,atiove franknesc will have
courage to cut au unWelcome,ac4rialut
mice; will not think`reanementla French
duplicity; that assumed hospitality, where
hate dwells in the heart. is better than
condemnation; will not confound grace
of movement with silly affectation; will
not regard the end of her being to have a
beau. The coming girl will not look to
Paris, but to reason, for her fashions; will
not aim to follow a foolish fashion becitr u
milliners and dressmakers decreed it;
not torture her body shrivel her soul
with puerilities, or rain it With' wine or
'pleasures. In short, the coming girl will
seek to glorily her Maker, and to enjoy
mentally His works. Duty will be her
aim, and life a living reality.—Chureh
Tile Retinas Against Haman Nature.
Miss Susan B. Anthony is out with a
paragraph in the Revolution, recommend-,
ing that ma rri ed people should no longer
sleep.tosether• that every man, woman,
and child should i have a bed to him or
herself; that those who are just going to
housekeeping should buy no double beds;
and she exclaims with smthuslasm, "Cribs,
cots and single beds for „health and hap
piness!" Poets,' both male and female,
have often sung of "cots," but - they have
always insisted on plums& them beside a ,
rill. Here Is the paragraph upon which.
'she bases her advice: •
The Laos of Lsfs says: "More quarrels
.prise between', brothers, between sisters, .
between hired girls, between apprentice s
in machine sbeps, between clerks in stows,
between hiwd men, between , husbands
and wives, owing to electrical changes
through which their, nervous, systems gh;
by lodging together night after night un.
der the same bedclothes than by almost
any other disturbing cause. There is
nothing that will so dersnge the nervous
system of a person who is eliminative in
nervous force as to lie all night - in bed
with another person who is , absorbent in
nervous force. The absorber will go to.
sleeß and rest all night, while the 01.1.11iT
luster will be tumbling and toisink,
less,and nervous, and wake in the Morn•
ing fretful, peevish, fault:finding and
Couraged. two, persons, no matter
who they az*. should habitually sleep to='
gether. One will thrive and the- other
will lose. • This is ,the law, and hi mar-.
ried life it is defied eldest universally."
- ,
it astitngton Item'.
. , . . .
The. pnblic. debt statement , for this
month will not be delayed to close tip the
accounts of the :• yeas, ,tint may ba: ex.
pected to appear. on Thursday, the data
neat month; ; :as usual. it *id - probatdy
show a redu ctio n of. about six millions ! ,
but the year y statement, which will be'
oc t
got oat tow, the end Of next and
j ib;',
after returns 'to W gitor nightlikle'
been I,oe.itzt from , UrcO I IIMUSi , I II M
re on•tbg by 0 - - i two. mill ',IOW
he, SecoT mitardit financial sititm:
tido as qui latisiaatory..7 He has about
twenty-eig t mdliona—of currency and
•. ninety millions of-goldon:ma& I
This to the lad ,year a the • long- lease'
Which Sykes, (litadwicitAtem.halw , he ld
on Willard's hotel and I hear that ii reig'
their time is out,' th e , brothel, • oa t , :
who own it, is llig down` ,:th'e ' ilige.,,
go
front oii.PoMlWitiia 'fibs' ,76;,afid ,Ptit,
tiriX new Valkdbikof' cent pfopor. •
tions, occupying this h'o elweinie - froth'
lot i ro) oeinakt9l i t il ioccet.—Tbe
lonia hi korw , it elderiO't
Boa At;bl 4 he 444494.9 f Oro Mario to ,its-
te.
hight c Wbilet , Coranan i ai.Arling tonMetel
crill.be Oompleteitin October so so that'll
turewisltots to die enitil Will not f bars,
to:4l , oo4l . tesioinflo . eomplidttdf„i ti rnd
Imam
odational ~ ; , ., .. -;
.L•tri. , 1,1„:
WMa ELDV
nnacturenvand inplesale Deal* ft
Lamp% Lantsrns, Chandeliers,
AND LAMP CiDODIL
OA3BON AND LITiMICATINCI oma.
N 0.147 Wood Streot..
se9:nra Between 6th end 6th Avesne.
Ma i r CAN TOM--
SELF
. LABELING
FRIIIT-CAN:TOP: •
COLLINS -& ,
Pr.17 1 :513 - 1_711 ( H,PA.
A
We are now prepared to supply Timers and
Potters. It Is perfect, simple, and as cheap
se
the plain top. having the names of the various
Fruits stamped upon the cover, radiating from.
the center. and an index or pointer stamped apes
the top of the can.
It 18 Cle a r l l, BletbetlY and Permanently ,
zissmadsx).
br placing the name `Of the fruit the
can contains opposite thepointer and sealing la
the customary manner. Ito preserver of fruit or
aced:housekeeper will use: any other after onCe
seeing it. =2s
WATER PIPES,
" 911111111ViOir TOl6'
A Large assortment. I
•
NEM EG'COLLIWS.
spl4:h37 Ski Avenne,nesrSmithfield -
CARPETS.
ICCIANTOCK & CO.
HAVE MT MIMED A.
• . . 1
FINE SELECTION OF.
•BnirSSELS •
.9 . •
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
- THREE PLY 'A* ,
(INGRAIN
TILE LIMIEST ASSORTMENT OF
wiirrEtesEcii& FANCY
3tArriNcm,
F 1 SUMMER WEAR,
IN TN CITY.
STOCK FULL IN'ALL DEPARTMENTS
OLIVES IffeC'LINTOCE & CO'S
as virrit AV twtrz
NEW CARPETS!
.1* ma ae , 15E19.,
u We faul t y: 3 f f ordag r an assortment unparalleled
ails
.ELYETS BILSSILS THEE-PLYS,
The Very Newest thiittgess
Of our ontereceutitsmportatton sad selectedfrous :
eastern manufacturers. _
3111DILTI AND LOW. PRICED
INC3-RAZN~
VERY BtrPIRIO9.
QUALITY AND,OOLORS.
An Extra Quality of Rag Carpet.
we are Dow selling mazy of the above at
GREATLY REDUCED PAWLS
TERM BROS:,
JIB. 51 FIFTH 411*FdrilEf
14,12
NEW CA►RPETM.
lIIM
FINE CARPETS.
CHEAP. ICARPETS.
OIL OLOTIFIS,
NDOW SHADES
iNir.et , V2Uassis.
BOYAR% ROSE & CO.
11
tl FIFTH -IVEENLTE.
last:darwT
OtlicEtar_comma ROOM
,APrOSON AND mss,
teld op rt!orf 4fillee slidlio43 l ed sissin.a
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ti,s4."*Littlart 9;, 1 0 iii l6l; •
OA-Cloth. 1;9
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otos. site. D a.a vnigo
HOT:X4NP STTAPES:':
LETT*43O”' mutt iii** l 4: l
f f •Oreitry_ilse..ropitlf., t r .
lOW , Outsi4vDoctig. t)
Ker.ol43lrk COLLINS;
;. . •
rvnso. a ou/ors METE .0713014
NEW . AND DESIRABLE GOODS
812 k Fang,
Linen end Pains Leaf Fans,
• New Japanese Fans.
in.
SILK _
PARASOIA, all the New Styles.
WHITE GOODS,
A. Bestittfal Line!
SLIMIER BoULEVARD SKIRTS
'eduited Pnce& -
New Fuffe4 Co //ars and , Cuffs,
In Paper and Linen.
- CORSETS, a ; Complete Steck.
GENTS' SUMMER_ UNDERWEAR
In Merino, Gallle and Cotton..
,*o.
WHITE ,LND TRIPE') MUSLIN SHIFTS:
4
.. din EStock of 1
COTTON HOSIERY
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.MAORUM; GlatDE , & CO,
78-.8; 80',1111arlie - . : Street.
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NACRUI ic. CARLISLE'S
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NRit grRING GOODg
No. 27 Aft,le Aienue,
Dress Trimmings and zutions.
Embroideries and Laces.
Babette end Flowers.
Hate indHonnets.
Glove fitting and frenenCordeti.
New Styles Bradley' Skirts. •
Pereude—all the new stiles.
Ban and Bain 'Umbrellas. • '
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Hosiery—the hest lingitsh makes.
Agents for !*Harris . Seamless Kids."
Sprint and Summer underwear,
Spke Agents tor , the Hellas Patent Shape Col
lain; ••Lockwood , e "thingi "West End."
"Dickeim.'t ''lm=l," and other
Dealers imppliedwith the above:St .
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
MAMMA . & CAILLELE,
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VI TH AVENtJE.
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CHINA. CUTLERY.
- NEW 00,01.115.'
• FINE ' ; VASES,
sousarrAif (‘ Jan CELINA.
2411 W aT air a in sErs,
TEA SETE.
OTIFT curs,
SMOILE.IO BETS.
ge itock of
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LA.TED DOOM
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at all desertptfons•
Cell and el:abate . oat gobae, and we
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feel %Welled no one need fall to be slated.
E.. E. BRE' it .A' do.
100 WOOD STREET.
WINDS. LIQUORS, &0.- -
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Ml.D';t FRIDAY,
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WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &C,
'WgOIISALs D'F.JJ , JUIS 115
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 PENN STREET,
Rave Removed tol
N 08.884 AM) 886 PENN
Car. Eleventh St.;,(fprmarly Can
JOSEPH S.' FEIIOIII4 CO.,
iss. WM 111949 i, Les and Ms
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efiffei Disllied Pare Bye IThiskey.
auto. dealers la FOILEIGN WllTES'srld
Q11:10118. tl9lll. as. • ullard.
DR. iiirisa - a; ate.-_
urCIFTEIVEtiI • TO" TREAT AEL
private diseases, Syphilis In All ifs ferias, all
dlsesso. and the erects of mercury are
compicteir ersdiusted;•llpermetorrhse , n or .bml
asl estriess . and ImPoteneY, remai Item
self-e Ore or other causes . end which' produce*
tcraa of the following 'sabots. es bletents..bodlly
weakness. inditestloa, msumptlon.'sverelou to
socletyi I=l,riad of Mull=
101 l Or tweturualr
readanny so p . rostr=leaa sexual stem es Ul z ,
r mrdate onssoutactory; ai dtherefore
lospnollal isiennnoontltur perms' so,
Meted wl or IMY o,„ ir ra p il lotticatc
or long 1 las epreuttluOu MOM,
glee the Dotter • Well be ue , Is. • •
A pardslonstlontion,on PlAr'essolig oom—
mews, Manse or tee. allinge&
merlon o Iftcerattort o the b.-
peatlfts,Arneumbeeed 3firt
- fotti u Mtf d htiftl or fertertaree, use, treat-
lt ts f•411113:15-ag:trptiimoo. wl4-01Ifieil
todrakteMlir trlers d lrormilt.l4 l 4 := U t aw r en
Tear must acquire xlystr• Aklikta that eiwutalw
then one in go • .1
The Dati:woo Isle nuidloal-moinoldit of
T y he Ores o! onoolOttoo or yokerool
no prints' enemies; teat eta - be had tree Izalco
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_not ..tukt ;
Apr the accommodation c Won DaLtelltOare
sots conneeCsu sue der t xo•
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ter i t e llaX i Mf l pie u I S .
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fogy& food* toniNo; a„ • toi4
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TST OPENED,
frititiiiliii P. PA'S,.
87 Market Street.
Prints, !lading, Dress Goods,.i
sues sum%
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- Very Cheisi)..l
MA*KET STREET. .
R., McCANDLESS & CO4 -
Mate Wilson . . Cart 111Cci..) , •
waoviatax D, LET It
Foreign aril Porno" Dr tie**
No. 94 WOOD MOST,
ointrd door Mayo Diamond &WWI ; ,5 "
'ETIVSBDION. PAW',
WALL P APERB.
WALL PAPER „‘
WINDOW SHADE S ,
New trod Handsome Ikrsigni4
NOW OPENING AT
No. 107 Market Street
YI_VTIL AVENUE.)
Embracing a large and 'carefully selected stoelr.
of the newest deafens from the IFINZST
ZD GOLD to the CHZAPIST ARTIOLEInOwn f -
to the trade: :An of which we offer at Nitre Chit
will pay buyers to ez►mlne. It . . • ;
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JOS. ft mi 4HEt3 & Bite-
WALL PAPER.
THE OLD PAPER STORE IN A NEW PLACE,
W. P. DIARSEM:S
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
(NBA!, maslorra
SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. mhS'
MERCHANT TAILORS.
T HERD ARRIVAL Of
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Boys' Clothing Headquarters, 1
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NO. 47 SIXTH. STREET.
GRAY -&
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BTIEDEL,
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No. !f3 Street,Pittsburigh.
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trieliredby ipratitl!lll6,
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p reg ,lso., , ,rere. TRU BaD el, iir 6 4s , l,es a A
o'clock", 34,1r,ekcass t o r 0, qplti< L 77 1,1
into one acre lotrannater on e' Judi ruin, 'k.
distantl'onr7intlet /Ma the • Pittsburg pertra' l4 ~.
goaswikad ;km miles from tbelallegkenq ill
kit Mouser' ewer of &cress 'bt Saw 'Mt . :,, 4'. -
peer? and Middleton road, by Cork , ' Bs ' '" ria.
DiarefillgryPerltr: by Panntiodln il
tr oak _ , .E. Cation. _and AT; Xt, i rraltto .c
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bodbilla,, ler earetins, • of 411.10.3110 fie in .1"' - '
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