The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, June 29, 1869, Image 7

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1* - - NS and 'Coif -A writer in the Amer
,:i. iedn .Stidc - J;?armai • furnishes some send-
I*4 tla antitimely:auggestions as follows:
t'" ' 'While the- colt is, sucking, the' dam
fl 'thetdd havO plenty-of good wt.:dem-le
. .
V.- food with eight quarts of food • per diem in •
; , two feeds, orbital should be so placed that
1.• the -, ociltreay at with its' dani. ' 'l a rge
1 , them ' out'as soon as the glees is large,
1 thou gh; they shmild liteee a good shed to
. f escape storms' and thikbeating sun; it
t shouldbgeo arranged that there will; 2
1 - , no danger of hitting their heads in mils
, • ing in and out, and should have the open
.- .
nig so situated that the wind cann ot d raw
• through it. Rather' than this it should
. t be open.'on one side. The colt at six
(j , mo ths old should he by placing,
it in it boit stall. Feed two quarts - of oats
ii
1`," 4 " per ' ay atthree feeds, varying them occa-
I sion lly , with -sliced carrots.- 1n - one
month - they maybe turned out in the lot
(i with shelter 'awl:before. •• Two; quarts of
oats .shauld /be:. plated , in tier - shed.
equally divided,' morning and evening.
1 A. ,trujity,„person shOuTd give them the.
•oatir 'of you cannot do it yourself,) as
I many
k ' unpleasant trickikare learned thus
young. - These .:feeds' shpuldcentinue
'with regularity
In the fall the - colt should _be taken i
, from-gra:Ba gradailly,at first only'nfghtia„i
f thert.part of the day, and so on until the
ichange is made from green to dry fodderttl
„, - ‘then give plenty of clean, sweet clover , 1
- . :i i ' be.ri with_the same tinentity43f oats as be-
1. fore, sometimes changing them for carrots.
This will be a ' plenty . until th e colt is • eighteen months old, sr en . it may he in-,
, - creme'to , One quazia. Some _writers •
"You 'slitnid lel4he colt grow thin on
'.grass alone a three years."* -- • •
My e • -, oe has beentonever Yet the'
colt grow' •,,,tilways keep him' grose 7
- ing, and if - y.tt have followed the tote
going rules, .singyour' own judgme n t
yon will hay- a colt •ttiatAill be ` a credit
to you as a b • .er and also a credit to
your pocket.
3 , , I Vie Dornitte- Posels.-..-It savors' l,:of
' alreturn to, co on sense to see the Dom- •
I, inque breed of fowls kindly spoken eland
1 . , coming into favor again. Farmers and
I amatounksoknetitaes•get tired of oneltreed
/ of fowls In't_k•Orse OE time, however Vain
lable it may bal , TheyAsee somethingrelse
which, Irom .
- grandiloquent boasting
, of those ha • thenr•to sell indu'lge in;
; they think; r_ •lskiar better;and displace
i the long-tri -. arid faithful friends for
i new-comers, which theY •BOon llnd out
"cost more th • .' they.,come to.".l,They
bestow npon them elaraordinary oare, •
1 provide for' the most insarioue
: 3 Way, almost ~ thuchasthey do for a guest
I in the family. B'tune Of their
- / they get tired .ftials-;•-they fall'otha their
• attentioninnd their .favoritee-fall_off in'
their prodnct. They, are too costly to
kee ,P . end do .of paY expenses. Mier
awhile they . gin to reluctantly admit
that their fine old stock which had to
• yield to the . a ds of the glib tongues
and highly • ught "guaranteee" of
fanciers, suited,them so much better, were
hardier, requir.leg not one-foerth the at
,Asogion or cost: a keepin g , and- p r
1 and richer eggs and Suer poultry.
_
- they g c•k to the old kind, and
ye way their fancy stock, or allow
idmix with the common dunghill
thus pan from them without a
gtet.
rill be the end of the present
fever. The Dominque is begin. .
5e talked abontagain, anclpeople
ties to, know where'they lire inir.- -
There are three varieties of
iig breed, a medi e.; , and a small
much prefer the .. edlum size: :•
be known by their single
-id 1 yellow
..legs,? They never
vary in color-7are a'nellutifu/bird-tame,
1 non-scratchers, nonierK• hardy, good
, layers of excellent eg gs, : fatten readily,
1 1 and are fi n e for the ble.-Germantown
Televraphi , , .
t Noise' Weds, --=To cultivate flowering,'
rt ., pleats to the.best ,advanta requires as '
much care iu the selection snd -prepare
-1 Lon of the soil as, any other crop. No
i one woul expect til grow a ctop r of trib=
'.:l' bilges in - oil overrun by the oots of
.1 trees andshaded continuously by their
i. dense foliag
_,yer how often do T we °hi
d&
1 serve flowering plants placed in such cir
'' camstanced, producing a few ..meagre
i flowers the early part of the season, p er
- baps; and dwindling and dying as soon
as a few dry sunny days occur. Host
i- summer flowering plants blossom on itie
points of branches, and therefore to pro
duce a continuance of flowers, there
Must be a continued healthy and vigor
-
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sus growth . l It is true, there are some
•
sins, daisies, k)anilblliclieseeisiteotillidehtreshe:
lected for such positions. Heliotropes
, • and some of the eeraoiums do well where
there is sun 'only a few hours a day. Se
lect an o exposure wherethe,sen.will
have hop e s
cees.Vto the plants, dig the
ground very dee", and dress heavily
with thoroughly- deco mposedmantre; so
that the roots , may have some supporting
' resort when the stirface-suoisturolldbk
' A. small circular or oval bed ten or:twelve,
• feet in diainete? - properly' prepared and
planted with fig:n.6lll front pota, w i ll frioJ
once a epntionettnniss of flowers,. evenin
I' OA th7est summers. /In a*anging the
! piante,ther e is much.httitude 16r toile,
aid very strildngl combinations may be
Baectiret__
„Bela beds aremuch merebeet4".
and' satisteetory when only, a few
1
i' well ,_ k nbiin.„ ',- haitfi, .'• and'o 6 .Uti ..... _
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blooming
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_enteseftemployed, Zan` wuen •
Planted' in ly,' with Mond
tall growing -shrubs croirding : Of
snore delicate growth. 1 In larger. Yards+ t
-, 'where sevelad beds - our be :reade,lbera.
i. -trill be a better opporttunty for is displait
, Of this kind of cultivated taste fiat
- easalown Telestmph. , - ._* :, ,
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.iy - iieople twilit not atterept to 'tear
Areys, simply- b&attelithe_young
..de in spite of all their efforts to raise'
them. ' The first food that young bills of
any kind should receive is boiled eggs.
Alter an egg is boiled cut the shell in two
equal • parts, and place them where the
young . chickens can have access to the
rich andtkoft food. After they have eaten
the egg, a mush, made of equal parts of
Indian meal and wheat flour should con.
atitute their chief food. If' milk can be
obtained let it be.made into. curd. Great
care should -be taken in the preparation
of chicken feed to exclude everything
that contains salt, as only a small (man. I
fay — will surely kill young turkeys and
chichena.
ra w Aria to Mike a Farm. —A coqes
pondent the New York TrZune,
"lowa," says a man cannot make a farm
in a new country unless he has at least
$6OO to start with, and he should, have
$l,OOO. We suppoie that under the
Homestead bill all the public lands should
be disposed of, free, to actual settlers in
!milted quantities--under the Homestead
bill a 131811`041 make a duels= out of 160
acres with two plows, a harrow, a hoe,
an ax, a wagon, and a pair of horses,Csg saY $350. In a pinch, a man can.
,make such a farm with one horse and a
plow, trusting to exhange of 'work with
his neighbor to' help'out till. he can ex..
Change some corn or pork for other ne.-
cessary things. Indeed, if one can 14et
boards for a shanty, he can commence a
farm with nothing else, as , theriare richer
settlers who are glad to hire him, , and (
thus enable him gradually to furniatldta-.
self . for independent work in 'hitt own
plantation. • Under the Homestead bill,
`Should tie not get along fast enough, lie
could'sell his claim to• some new atattlek;_
and with the proceeds start still fitrther
out on another. tquarter.section., Bit`
alasl the homestead bill is of little advan
tage. It has been rendered almost a dead
law by the speculations and the unfortu
nate legislation of Congresa.—Cincianoti
Times.
, •
A G:etzt"Fruit Year.- - From every part
Of the country come •reports of the ful
ness of the fruit trees. Strawberries have
been so abundant this year that we doubt
if those who raise them will mace much
money by their crop, and so large that
they put to,shiune the little baskets in
which they are still sometimes sold, and
which Would scarcely hold half a dozen
berries ofte average '
size thititpring.
Around ew York ' the cherry trees are
just now full of ripening fruit; the first
crop for two years in this region. Black
berries and raspberries promise also to be.
uncommonly abundant;' and the peach
orchards, which have so long failed in'this
wt of:the country, hang' full; while in
Delaware they fear that thy cannot
.transponation for thir get
e whole crop. Ap
ples, also, seem to be doing well; but the
pears hive failed in northern.liew`Jersey
and'some other regions, a cold rain hav
ing blighted the blossoms.
' We have had the finest spring of the
last ten years. April'was like June; May
brought "us warm rains, instead of those
cold storms which last
loss of all the year caused the
wet fruit; and June, though
, has given us blue skies, and, until
the storm of last week, no continued bad
weather...N. Y. Post.
Remedy for the Currant . Caterpillar.--
A correspondent of the Canada
becomes: says that as soon as the ground becomes
dry so that- the.stirtace earth about the
bushes can be removed, he takes it away
to the depth of two or three , inchesi. be.
ginning at the stock and going out and
round as far as anything would drop from
the bush. He uses a dung fork to loosen
the earth to the depth that he wants to
take it away', taking care not to injure
the roots.. He takes the soil`thus loosen
ed, by the hand, as it is much safer for
the roots, and it can be done more effec
tually than with a hoe. Be removes this
soil from the garden and brings in new
fresh earth and- fills up -the excavation.
He has tried this plan often on bushes
which bad been totally stripped and when
carefully_ and completely done he has
never had a aterpillar on them the emu
ing season.
- Hots to Proem Smoked Meats in Sum.
finer.—Take black pepper and grind it
Very fine, the finer the better; then wash
the hams or beef, and rub while damp,
thoningtily, with the ground pepper; a
sufficiency will adhere to them to protect
them against the depredations of flies and
bugs through the summer. In. the cure
of hams omit rubbing the skin side. Two
pounds of pepper are sufficient for thirty
titheuns of meat. It during hanging
smoke house hentsummer.
This will also impart a fine flavor to the
meat.
Catkin Herses.--P. S. t3arman, of Ello•
hart, county, Indiana, gives his expeti
eace in treating 'cases of colic in horses:
A few days ago a horse of mine' wets at
tacked with a fit of colic. It was so se
vere that I:thought the animal must die
in less than , thirty minutes if not relieve
1 drenched it with the following mixture:.
Spirits of turpentine, Bounces; laudanum,'
1 ounce; warm water, pint. It proved
a specific, the animal being relieved in
about ten minutes after drenching."
A Clicago paper publishei crop dis
patches from twenty-four points' in Illi-
nois, eleven in lowa, and five in -Wiscon
sin. They, report the , prospects for, whe4
-fine, and some places will double:'last •
year's crop. Corn is . generally hick:
ward, owing to the cold and wet, -- dBoeue
corn is being replanted, and the crop will
-not be aa large as usual, Coats.and barley
,look well,. Potatoes are promising., ex
cept a few places where bags:have ap
peared. The wheat harvest -has com
menced. In Southern Illinois the' yield
averages twenty-five bushels peracre.
• The
at Poilexous Tomato- WOrn?.-People
'this 'season should• look out' it* the
large worm Which infests' 'the 'tomato
vines.., Its sting is of deadly poison, Tt
is a green' color, two or three inches
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long, and as large as a mania finger. "At
.ed•Creek,' Wayne oonnty,;.a: few day.
4 ( 4.a -servant
girl, whilegathezing tom;
toe*taceived *Taunton, frouPone- of
these which createdsensation:similar to - that of a bee sting. - 'll , l s short
tine t4P poison Penettalad to every part
Of '9er iViceAKand she' *ad' thrownlnto
spapfp4 e nded
Atigh. 747 au
mimic ki3e? . t thihirci • 10 lu the
ilia; and ei wits go among them
use the -POW% precalttiotor.Dseatur
"nwimpir
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~•, , , ALLiaICiaTT Call Pa. Juneylligyk: r'
9171 . UP. ; szasszan -, TONIC. ) -R, araroTlCE'' Al' 'A' NETTING
MAUDIteHE PILLB ,.. _ 1 r adti at -, Consnmptioa ' _'' OP •THJEBbnitIPOiPAU/C 00/d/dhk
Liver Complaint and t.,yapepatt, If taken accord. SIHNICIIII. held grusdll.slo, 11989. the followlng
hi R.io directions.. They eresdithwee to betake* revolt:Doe WO Mop
et the sante ti nee. • ,Theyeleanse,the sfoinach.re- . & Mold+ 7 hetdu ng . 26 'Pro tress of the work
lag the Ilvor Ad poilt,to work; the, the aleptitte ' " tallow lhwitto l lt. e ibe t onim
to will
A
becomes good:. the goof sugustaitsur stool e • pow .24 Any purtfo thereof to be used tor pub
blood; the patient. beide* to "raw in flesh; the 11, 1 MlPethin Tanya kind or prooesstor s of - anY
'hayseed matter ripens into tam •lintes, and the . 1;-.1 t eterlend the Pa kP li other officers
Patient oatgrowt the disease and Wets•weh. Tills -----' rettY Mat tiM ' t
° foe
°r
° the ortILWaY to attreconrunnnuok. 2 t ~ Wejtt „ Dv oth. ttl i c i . o . report all offenders to
To these three medicine's Dr.4...M. Schench, of . if"? 4 ' ' 1•,- -- if, Alta PARK, Jr:, esident
Philadelphia. owes itikiitylvaired 'emcees' in the •' '.e . R c k , rtawomc ty. r P
to
treatment of pnimemarnkinsumption. The Pal. • —__L__' re
ar-
monk Syrup rlpens t h e morbid - , mattes' in the
.ungs, 'eatll re throwa It off by an ea '3 expectora
tion, for *lieu the Phlearn or matter is ripe a
allabt cougteolit throw lt og. and the patient has
rest and the lungs begin.to heal. .
'l' ••do 'this, the teawet d ionic'lnd hiatidrahe
Pills must be shaky need to efranse the Homo*
and liver,• au that the •Pninionle Syrup , stut , tha
food will make good blood.
~. i
. Schenct's Idandrakellli t 'act neon me liver,
removing all Obstructions. reiax the unmoor the
gall bladder, the bile starts freely. azioithe liver
Is soon relieved; the stools will show what the
Pills can do; nothing has ever been Invented el ,
cept calomel ta, dead/yap:omm witch Is very don.
gereus to use un.eas With. goat care,/ that will
unlock the gall - bladder and Dart thetrecretions
of the Warlike Sthenekls Mandrake Pills. - •
Liver Complaint la one *IAA+ most prominent
causes of Consumption.. •
Schenck 'it Seaweed Tonle la a gentle stimulant
and alterative: andithealkali in• the ;Seaweed,
which this preparation la made ca, karats the
stomach totiarco* out the gastric hike to abrabive
tbe Shod with the Pultootne byrup, atm it
Sours 1 1 - 11 110 aood
hood without fermentation or liollithri•
in the stowach.
lir great reason Why glyalehOs do riot ellrl
Co cunption Is. Mary try'• do; too notch; • they
1
giv medicine to atop the cough. to atop chills,tcs
atop night sweats; heeticTerer, and oy to doing
, they derange the:adroit. di gent iu pirwersi loth.
lug up the seetet,ons. and event the patient'
sink; and dtes.
stopa. Schenck, In hit hattnien .t dothiiiit try to •
masa, night samosa, earns lor fever, w.e.
move the GIWIt. 1414 they Will An slop of •their
own accord. 6 one call be clued of CQUISItuID•
fi tlon, Liver Mphaint. DYtPePrla. Uatafth,
Canker. Ulcelated Throatondese Dm ,llyte turd
, stomach are made he.aittiy.
r ir a Detach boa consnMptlei, 'of °throe thi'
, nags • in some are diseesed i 'Steer tubercle*, ;
abeessea, o f initationi pleura adhesion.d
or the lungs are a mass tawreatamation auci MR
decaing. In inch taut at Mut be dozier It_
ts not only •the /units gnat arawasting.: bet itrla.
the whole bo b y. The stomach. and loot
their power tOttilke blood onto GIII el. eow lta
ohlY Chant* is to rate bli 81121ellars three' tnedP
einek Which wilt betas up atone to the/Maack:
thepatient will begin to want food. It will digest
easily and make good blood; then the Patiene
gins to- gain. Sub. and aul aeon WI itie to 4 be-
Sins te Kroll", the lungs oruslaeoeu • to ups
and the patient getter ihy and well. - Thiel& the
only way to cure Consumption.
When there is nerlong disease and only Liver
Complaint and Dysupsia, Schenck •'s Seaweed.,
Tonic aud Mandrake meant atellishru, without
the Putmonle Syrnii. Take , the t hey PM/
freely In ki billions complaintai are perr. ,
fe ctlybanniass. • -•- • - - '
Dr. Schenck. who haw cajoled uninterrupe ,
health for Mart ars wit., and now weighs. 4115
-Pounds. Wig w a s te d aWaY ti, le were skeletorn, In
'the very last's age Of Pulmonary , Consumption
M. phy.lcientbul proommeoilds camtlrpe:
leas and abandoned h , n to his fate. He waste-red
by the aforesaid mei Mines, nod 'Werth Zemlya
many thOneands aludiarly arlikted have Dud
Dr. beneath,' preparation with, the sure mark an Full 'directions ectompany
re
each, making It not absolutelYneeessiol to Der-.
sonalig see Dr. &buck, •mniel, Patients Wish 1
their lungs examined, and lot this Aqui:lose bets
erefelmioually• at his Primal's! ttEce, Philadel,
phia, every Saturday, where all letters foradvice
must be addreased. /le la a/so profess'ensolg at ,
No. 315 Bond street. Haw ' Xork, evert-sotber
Tuesday; and UN*. as Hanover street, nostoe.
every other Wednesday.- kie give sad frees
but for a thorough examination with his Aespl
ronieter the price Is 911. Utee beers at each city
from 9a.M. to 31. it..- ' '.. • ,
Price of the Pulmonle2yruirind Seaweed Tort:.
lc each 5i1.50 per bottle. or 1.50 a half dogma.
Mandrake Pills IDS cents at s, Tor sale sr all
druggui • •
____ th• • - ' • lnnll4/5/-dir
igirm-----------------_____nocurow wurrnrat voic.
II TO: TREAT ALL, PRIVATIR
DlSEAgggloTWit....litinerons ~ o/ase, .of mug
resulting - M . self abmic, producing nu
manltuesr, -nervous clebility,Leritabillty emit/.
none. semi at „ stuitsidona. - and • dnaily.' liar
petencY. geresienentlY, mired. Psirsons aglictri
ed wiat oellene. • Intricate Ind - long Itand.
Ing constitutionaloontplaints'are PrditelYinwited,
to call for, ponsultation.-which
_hosts
_nothing. ,
Experience, the, ben of 'lstadiera,_tytt eun'teal,
him to perfect remedies/ at once ...ancient, Safe.
.permanent, and which In.most cases can Issused i
without hindrance to business. Idedionnes pre,
pared in the establlshmenti .whlch'emlfrac_es of
nee, reception and waking-rooms; Mink manna*"
ann sleeping apartme.uts ' for pa tients requiring
. deg). personal attention s and tapor and chant;
en bathe. thus concentrating the famed 'mineral
springs. No matter who hare lb/led. state your
case. head hat he rays in his pamphletrof Aft l,
ages. s to any address for tad stampeln seal
aid enveope. Thousands of casea treated' anima.
alb'. at. 'office and all or es : the court Grub,
*Mon tree , personally or by mall. dice 0. ill -
Wylie Street. (Rear Conn. Hone) nstuargh,
Pa. ; Hoare 9A. It. to *1... lg. liba la I,,Wis,
tO 9 I. x. ramplUet nut Stkeny eddress for hey.
stataps. ..
, . ',.
apt
ap E LECTRICITT AS ACURA..
tl.
•
usin TIVE. —Dr. A. H. STEVENS has .been
g Electricity as a Sy/LCIAL Rxwenir In curing
chronic as :well as acute conditions Wurtioirr'
aszoreing for more than Tax Trend, with un--
bounded success. 41: -Pettrittar, Including all,
part'culars, with certificates and reliable re.fer.
races, will be sent to any Inquirer.
A few insane. d rooms vacant. for boardlnti Par;
news In the Dottor's family, If applied for Soon,
(Vice and reeddenet, 51,091' ARCH, 8 MEET,
PHILILDELPHLt. *' 4 , my13421'
~,, -
tgrainecfflri.ows,itua Dry.
This splendid Hair, Dye le the heaths the is : orldt,
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless; 'a.
hie.. Instantaneous; no disappointment; nor
idiculous tints; remedies th e .1111 erects bad'
dyes; Invigorates and leaves the /fair soft and
beautiful. 'black sr brown. ' Sold by 'ail Drniglstii
and Perfnmerstaid propetly Applied •at Batelle,
kir,s lectern / 7 04 lei Road- street. atm
Yor.
my2l:Xl -
f
ainePILEIPSIr CANDE CURED
-move, havtrig fo r C are ear
neatly solicited to send for Circular Letter of
References and Ttstinsonfals, *bleb win , dein
vince th e most skeptical of the munbeillp qj tar
disease. Address VA:a BUREN WOK/30W.
3f. 'D.. 36 Great Jones street, 'few Yen; ' •
• mnlhight•dar • -
. ...
ri"THE -1111ABRIAGIEF RIZITG.--
tbe POLlnit 1 1 2 P; b A7Olit, A R re "Ira Ili!
XVILS, with eertsis help tor the erring and un
fortunate:, Sent In sealed letter envelopes. tree
of charge: Address., HOWARD AS•itiCi *Mut( ' '
Box P. Plilladelphla, A'st, - . loy21:163-dai .
,r _ .
, . PROPOSALEL ~i: ,
~,,,,,,,,,
Oriercs oir CONTROL LIR OP ALLIGIUNT (1 0.. /
:;q-o• Pa.. Pittsburgh, June *w, iblift, 1 •
ricic TO BABERati—oeata
ED PROPOSALS, addreared to the !?Board
o Inspeeters of Allegueny County Prison," wilt
bti , ecelvell at this oPrlce until 'JULY kid: 'for fur
. tithing the Count, Prison with bread feu' El*
months from July lath.. Loayes to weigh one.
- and. a-half and two mends respectively, and to
be of approved quality. Bids to be Wide sit so
mach per pound. /fonds ibr _Mortices:lM -deli
lure will be required for faithrui perfonnsnce of
contract. The name of the security must worn
piny the bid. BIN endersedl by the Warden and
probated at this office will-W.7)&ld monthly..
A HENRY LAMBERT:
: - e 2 :_:.:__2.coc,,
emir CotritioLtatt's Orncie. • i -
Pittsburgh; Pa., June Nill, /860.4:
irneEs ..... filesotewi- Prolfttai s
will be received at thug Oftleti until TUB S .
AY, !19th ja , t.. for ~ the Jetting of she., Mil
Welet Scales, located as Yellows: Gilt
wird. near
Polnt; *hi ward, Water street; Oth ware:beeped
avenuel ..18th word. tharpshUre orldnel , 170-
ward, 4 , ith street: litt¢ ward, Stet streetttilst
ward, Prankstown Head, and ward, Liberty ,
alreet, nearlith avenue. , of .„, . ,
Bidders will State what 'per cent. the `krote
the_T
receipts they will pay to the city for the lull of
alee teethe term of one year. from - the .let
Of_J irttext:
The Finance Committee' reserve the right''
reject any or all bids. ~. • .
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-4860
U ••4Autr2l? Atta.ottitatlr. PA..' r •' ? ,
.• Tiit IR WU' 4014 . 1 1111 e 18 ; 1869.. ..f S .
far NOM i'C'E -/ S LIEREPT
tiiiVELAT-to the hohtera
GB of.the•r.lX,PEß
1"A•: that- the Conpona on meld
CENi.-Kii .N fek, ti
'PAL .0N Ils p TIIE CI i Y vkr
AL LI ( ENY,
'Bondi. comfort/7k o.lti kr 181, 11..69. will he paid
on fink! day (ltes.9%, 'e Stmt. tii.xlat the Bank of
pittatturgh. In tbeckty of Pit: shin vii. Pa.
D. 314CvERRON,
- - • ~. eltylreanten, I
JelB-.ka
-- • •
rarWARDEN . 4Th ,T.ENANGO
on. • COISrpA Ny. —Thenhaul meeting
of the stockholders of Mr Warren and Venison°
011 0 ' rapanr.-for the eleetiVo:of President. Di
rectors and -other oaken, wait be held at the °Mee
of J. S. Y ERUTIStAN, A tiornfir ar ,Law, No. ivn
Fifth avec ue,, Pittsburgh. Pa:. on MONDAY,
Jane With. .18611; at to o'clock Aki M. ...
By order:o the.. Board.
______
lenAtE9 - .J. . F s:
y,goisi. -Clerk.
ll____
OFl f/C 3l l . Ertl:A CONNIL. LirmLii B. R Ca. , 1
Pirrantinnii. dune lith. 1089.
IarIIOTIC'E' TO tnorineotw-
NlittoxiiherebYtiVen that Cinipea No. 11; Pitta. . bar '4oelloo/lavtlia'Ataltrid CO/M a tiny Firee
`Ho
_tascaßonds, will be paid on and er JULY
Ist MCAT Um a preseinatlow and detivery at the
Mesv.hantswationai Rank or Baltimore.
JOHN 11. PAGE, Jr., Treasurer.
jeleacht•tarr
... ,
tifirTiliA irLv.A,AIL.
, _
`.,Ben,SIO OOMPARY. .• •
' . ' - Tau/maws Drrawnirim
7 '' -, l'littApar..PßEL. Stay a 1869;
NOTICIR TO i ir OOKHOLUltits. l; '
• •
The Board of, ',Erectors have thia_day..sledlared
a send•anhual olvidetiti or Pint PIES tI ANT. on
tthe Carina' stack or the Company, clear of NA
xrent anaVitaaes,, payable In cash on and sr.
Blank 'powers 'at 'attorney' for -tolleetlng dint.
dead' can be , had at the oilier of; the OpanCanr.
No.. /138 S. Third. meek •
• The mare will we msened at- 8 A:. je.-tAd` sainted
at AP. Y. from May 30 to Inuelli,lor the pay.
'tent otdirbienda. and after that date from 9
A. X. ta3y.lc
'•I" - THOMAS T. BIRTH, Treasurer.
Natm••The Third Instaintent on New 'Roelof
' 10691 a doe and hankie on or beton June /5.
1 myease • •
.
-- -
orrirrsevn GM, T.W.AIINE
- • *Nat:maw° RAILWAY CO. '
1 ,
.. .OP/terror THUICIIXTAIRT.
r ..' ~ " .L, l'lrreatmoa l Juan 8, 1869. •
,• By ytrtize or Atablrity GOA i erred by resoln Von
ibt the stook aria bo ndholders Oftbe Pittsburgh',
ort Wryne and. c:ago-Rallway-Comoany. As
Zournthe twos. meetteit held at the *ale ,ef_the comps
/ la tuft City, March' lltb, A. D.. 3.880, an ad.
ed theetlnefor-sald ahntlal 'Meeting will hi
bed et. th? General (Hese 4-the Oonapany. in the
C 9rtfi l .C: ELL S 14:1114 1116114 131 c ie k of'Zii al P i rr
, and sottnir am - , a lelase tota period OI nine hen •
dred andploetyvalue yee_,nalway and
1
!tie:a ' e.l lP d * l.. act Do t tie
,07',f,:2"0'23
nstnesa as Dear. 'Fyeome7keatte said adjourned teeet
.
Vitii bci•ka-- for - this- tianstbr ofetholniziil bonds
altwayht" Eattapburganxb.lift :41otlentri_ .ei.'llazda.'lll•ltuag
DAY, the lara oeittne. at the areney o tn New
.5 ork. Winslow: Lanier- a , Co -: laa Pule treet,
Ind at the °Mee In Plthabutah. and will r apes
on the 98t of June.
,By waer or. the Yrestfeet. • -
lilt:hal F. IL HUTCHINSON, .44!ielyetary.
- - --
Lairil—- ' .
TO ' lliiiiiioiilena of the 'rind and lithe.
00,111/1/440 Honda lot. the _Pitt.*
inuftli; ..Tort Wiwi,* ina4 Clido
~ Ito llwa7Compoo.y. • , m - '"
,_ln purinince of the authority vested lathe
TrsU•es under the -respecUve deeds of treater,
mortgage securing the paymeat or the' Firstabot
Second Mortgage .Edlids tirpeetieely,- of the ,
rittaburgik.gort Wey.* and Chl:aito Beltway
Cbtopany; and lit conformlty*lth the by-law In-'
therelation .to the meetings of said bmidnolders,
pted April 7. lee*. which provides that In
absence from the country of either of the
„Trustees. meetings , of tee bondholders may be
cal ed by the other Trustee. 'The ndersigned,
Truatee.-under the seta deeca, hie assodateo
Truiltee no* being absent front the of herein. calls a ine..tlng of the 'holders of thesaid
"hit Mortgage Bona., and alga II meeting of the'
holders of tb., said /nelsons Mortgage Bonbe
he/4 at thendire of the Laid , otnnanY In the Pity
of ittsburgh on tbe , TWEN TY FOURTH DAY
OkI..JITNE. te69. at twelve o'clock. noon ot that
day, for, the purpose of considering and acting
wit any and all bucb questions /18 may arise lu.
referente tett:mime of the rnilerars of the said
Cotapane to the Pentuuleanla ,ICallroad
theape!
ay, or In re tattle. to the conversion or pres
ent stook of the said Company" lato a guaranteed
stock of a larger segregate---upon which din•dends at the rate _of sev,en per cent. per annum ,
mayeble guarterlrout of the rental erved in
theauddttase shall be ti to . and also fur the Dor.
pose of considering and acting upon any and all
other matters. whieh may come before the told
meetings or either of them --
Jentik,,io O. J. TILDEN. Trustee.,
• 'OADI4ENOO.NISIIni.
TREASTIREIPS DEPARTMENT. •
c - ,PRILADELputa. i'J. „ADM A. 16140,.
-TO THE eTOCKHOLDERS OF THE PENN.
_ SYLVANIA. RAM.ROAD tOMPANT.
AlnatoCkbolCers, as realsteied on the Books at
this Cempany on the 30th day ot April, 180%
will be entlilcdth subscripts for TWENTY4FIN*
PEA CENT. of their respective intetests in Meer
Btodk, aLt par, as follows:
Pfeil. Fifty . Per cent. at the time of subscritt-,
',Von, between the 18th. day of, May, 18(10,Land,
the 30th day or June, 1869: •
ser,oad. Fifty per centS,betvieen the 13th day,
of Noveinber. 3869. altd.'the 41st day of Decem
ber, 11169: or. If StockhOlderi Mould nrefer. the
whole amount may be paid up'et the time of sub
scriPtion. and each inataluienteo paid uP salsa be
enutied to a pie ?jail of the Dividend that mat'
be declared on lull shares.
'Third.. That every Stockhol h,<
der holdl4
than four ahar,s, shall be entitled to subscribe.
.for one share; and those holdlux more, then a
renittple 'Of'fber shares shall be entitled testa,.
itcrlbe for an additional share.
erite,'Alt 'bares tt Von which inatalmenta are.
yet to be paid under Resolution of May za,
lees, will
lee entitled to their allotment of the
Twenty-g be
werg,pll4 per cent. . nt. at par, as though , they'
myB:lm THOMAS T. rxtra. Tremorer.-
NOTICE.
,CITY - TAXIES 1869.
614te,rsoiata,70 'dth,
:Pagi;p.'"29lll
NOTIOE IS ZIEREDY emu(
TO THE
iCITIZENS OF • PITTSBURGH„
I ffiat the asseumenta .for 1881) of City. City
fiddßuilding, Special, Poor, Itusicesa,' City School
Wan! School Taxes ifatuVPity irate, k e
pt' 'f r iie b ilitv r e e ggil 1 4 ?IVA :t i f l i t t c lifelillCl YION
( Ali/ VSAIii B ; R arefivu Lod. 01,„„heriTt
CENT Mg. Ifpald between the. MIST DAY Or
AI I OIIBT andlbe FAYEESNTEI DAY OY SEP.
- 1 4 r 9 dettion will 64 allowed Oil taxes pild
betwefin rep mber fifteenth' and October firkt,
Tatfaddition of Braver otenimleill'be made
30 10xea nAttaid Octo a rst. and an additional
cm 'per eentunf, will bea r dded to:all taxes re
malaiiiir arniSsid cm Notembet gest»
.; I stirs immicastritijeking,„
) iiiellistilgareantile.Anpra4baa ratarned to,
Lie for 'oonecuon th e 'Opr ant
To
. &NW.'
litamelltetcantiie mecum taus po t t4 on tr be.:
fpre4titY llfitf,lB4ll9, .. , —.•.i.-,-... . ,_ 1 „
, All Licenses remaining .~ unid at 3hat _dive
WOO* l oni be owed in the hands of Al lier rint ;for co{.'
--•, •• ,; -r fir' l ` , • .. ,t 4 , .;:.
;1' ;•I '-' -:. Aoj. COC}I.IRAWNI' :
),,liiiiiiiii irin,..pnrirrig.:,,ukAyzikm f
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IL 0 ---•,,_ 11141100( 0/ 1 111t . .__ , f: , ...,03r
' v9PufrOr it!l utynr,osAttf %twine' cousttor .
ilieght4,4ozultrAit WAP4 I ;49s 411919 t 4-711kf
, upon Pt ,POllO nu* 0. tett i ffloon , Ito 4••. tr l
'PliObirithe cukigivamto"To 0rpt.440,
4 0 40‘ P 4 49 4roitell4.4stl44Aut IterlA9P or
piece of ground situate In thn e kint ;ward- jot
cu um
tot, 14 411 ..eigegriPoPOY oropeluw At tlier Op
,Uer of Haman street and . Ban It Inge, : 00;14,481w
, In iff 9 PPNPAINS WI JP Itti 4 Indicts suddli
&pal along Salkansetreetrqigget,,,tourgog lamp,.
i
q 1474 . 10 lIIA VtintAltli. t04'.... 41 0.rf MO -dwell Ins .
/Wc19 41 ,,, s 444111 0211141114tektrrfas9; J.e_Stiluanon.t
loodPr#4. t'''Ff. !Wl' vt , " t , ti'l`. ''ti ji !.7
Arttl}W I r 4let;l o 4. Ilniftiratiat Ililqmg4l4
fen0rri,9512941F4, cf4lFPAilAttoommo
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t f .'" .stA - 1, oar la :44W_Wil. . -• a.
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! 11 STERN 1111 8111LINCE C .
PANT OP PITTSBURGH '. • :
4E3-ANDER MMICIE, President. , ,-
WM. P. HERBX97' Secretary..
COPT. exertelt•NliELla, Demand Agent.
oince, 9* Water street. 'Spans 9 VW' Ware
house, up sta Mahwah. c • ...
Will inzure agaitist ail kinds of acr e' Sad tine.-Blab. A home Inailtutlen, smtnaged by Dta
rectal who are well. kn to the conuounity,
aid who ar.- determined o wn
yromptnesa Liber
ality to mahatma the character wldch the? have
assumed. as arming the bat •protectlon to those
who desire to be armored. - ,
• . .
nl nßOrdar4,_
Alexander Mulc t, Jena B. *Dne.
B. hillier, Jr., , ~ east. J. Clar k e,
Janne kretatilen Wllltaal S. Ilvans._
•Alevandeter, Joseph Blrkpatrlan..
Andrew Pa=
lgoVoer. - - I
David hi. . Win: n,
D. Mama. .
LORD
OPTICIZ. N. E. CONtltsat WOOD . * rirril an.
*Home Cenapany, taking Arnaud Marine Rteka
, . .
Diandsona: •
Wm. roe, " Capt.efMint.. ithoade•
ta
1 L0.5
John alt, De, • Baron P. iihrtver.-
John • Parke, , . Charles Arbuckle.
DAM James mular, Jared AL Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk. " Wm 'P. m. V ; -
James D. Verner • Satinet kart'
WM. PRILI. , Went.' ,
JOHN- WATT e ldent.
W. T• GARD retail', • • I
CAPT. JAB. 60 OkL. Denim' Anent. I
.
gt, ...L E tit ME IS,Y IXIMANCE
COMPANY' OP P.L Ens H.
'theuCE,Nr.: 31P/PTH STIIKET.BaNa4BI;OO...
rerelelnet, all , kinds, at lire and manna
X V
• __ •JO IHWIN:-.Ji.. Prialdent. '" "
, -T. J. HOSKINS(); Vibe President.
C•
• rzza.. new. *UM .• - ,:
;• C . DWI, General 4ent. 1 . .
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f
liolintrg Jr.,
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w. J. Haeo i- • ...raw.:
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latest Totals
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INSIIIINCE CO
Of Pezineylvania.
Othce, 75 Fedell St, Allegheny City.
- Ron. jAlkiT4 L. GRA
D.HAM.' • ' •
Rev. J. B. CLARR.
Capt. R. ROBINSON,
Rev. A. .IL BELL, D. J). • •.
Rev. S. rcEnBIT. '
JACOBW. A. BRED. enabler Allegheny Truett CO..
JACOB RIF_ .23H Real Estate Agent,
DttiaL Mayer of Allegheny. -
C. W. BENNY. Ratter.
A. 8.• BELL . - At t orney-at-Lavv, ' •
D. L. PATTER-40N, Lumber Retchwir, •
D. SWOGER. Insurance Agent.
Cam:Holm. ROBlNaOlf.'Piestilent..
Rev.J. B. CLARK, D.A.; wee President,
JACOB RllSH,•Seeretasy,
C. W. BENNY, Treasurer.
M. IV.. WRITE, lititincaz ADVISRit.
DANIEL time! Agent.
TLis is &home company. conducted on the mutual
Principe '
• each policy holder receiving an equal
share of the profits of the Company. Policies
will be Issued on all the different plans of Life
Insurance, and being conducted on en ecunotta
cal heels will effort a safe investment to each
pone) holder, and thereby retain the money at
borne to eacoltrage home Industrr. zalg/glitti
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
• OF ALLAIEF3I4 PA.
OFFICE IN ,TRAMELIN 9A.VINGS BAM/1
BUJLDISG
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ivio Aia. Ohio St., Allegheny
A HOME conreiNT. . Di re web team by D t re
4MRY to the tommatlty, !ru
Alolo* go Emig 6 align+ of your Plifnulieby fob
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Henry /me t _ to.-.1..-Paranvani Wm, Coaxes..
Geo. R. littkUe osoob Frain, . - Gametic
almon Drum. 'J. B. Szettb. Jggeoo
W. M. Ettewszt, Ch. P. Wbbiton, Jost* i
Joe. logogoor. H. J. Ztokigoo, , Jere. Vnbers.
Ti._ruistint.
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
113ELAN'S IMILDIX%
iflo. SIR Pinta amanita—..
!Naomi P?coas.
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Capital ..tilloalciljp.,
_ . DIBECTCTS. • .; •
N.J.4 Alttle7; H.V7.ollver.jr,iCapt.l4.llaJley,
Dem 'I waklace, 8 H. Iliwteasq. 'A. Chasabera.
Jake RM. •• P. Mtelarksn. IJaa. IL bailey
Thomas Smith Jao.B..Willoca. • " .'
Boat TH. EMS, Presidezit:- ~
JNO:➢V. JENNINGS, Vice Presldett._
JOB. T. JOIIIraTON,• Secretary.
Cam. IL J. GRACE, Germ Agent.
liumeroD Liberal Terme on all Eli*
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per./1,4 `;
INSURANCE . CONPANY OF PITTTSBUROO;
017 ICE. No. Inn_w_OD 8 T821 . 1% $110"/
OV 0011111tuzur. m.umplatO. • •
latut a i n a lic 4l 44 2 r l7; - 14 4 "'" a lrainn
LEONARD WALPHOl..Presidene
O. C. BOri.E.vice President.
ROBICKT PATRICK. . rarer.
11176 H IliceZlDgy. .
Leo
nard Wi • Dtlinnyonn :
ner. Eleorge Wilson.
C. C. Boyle, Geo. lir Evans;
Robe=
Patric Patrick, J. C. Capp,
Jodsh Stag ,
Jacob nter J. C. Planer.
. Joh n Voe
Jai , . H. R o Pitne. . A. Almon rl . ey,
Henry Simon!,
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- AGAINST _LOSS BY FULL
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.OF.P/IiLADELPHIA
OPYISE,:Iiii a 431' 013E82,14137 BT.; tear *EL
DatianTOa.
Cbarlesßeneger, idortlieni H. Louis"
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Tobias Wagner , Wg David 8. rown.
*motel Grant, ' ' ' Isaac Lea. _ .
I.7aeob R. Smith ' ' Edward o.•Eltda.
Feorse W. Illegards, George Fake.
CIiABLEB G. BANC Pri dent.
EDW. C. DALE, Vies Presideesnt. •
W. C. STEEL !awl:lee:l74ra test. ,
o J. xxe r. mists;
Honk West corner and wooctetreera.
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NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
or. Federal St. and Diamond, illegheni
Ofece, - tn the SECOND NATIONAL BAN
BUILDING.
W. W. MARTIN, Prost.lobe,
JOHN BROWN. JR.. Vice president,
J4).9 R. his/WEN-SON. Secretary.
Diawroas: -
John A. Zetyler, IJas. Lockhart. Jos. Mfrs.
Jas.L.Graham.ißobert Lea.. C. C. vie. •
Jno. Brown,Jr. George (*trot. Jacob' opt):
0.11 21 41111anks Jag. Thompson 31oNatuther:
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ECIPLESS INNIIMANCE COT
PAINT;
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For a short season cominencmgaONDAY
irZNING. J...-.."..-2iith,and continue every eVen
ing during the week. ' . - . •••••:- -
Grand Matinee Saturday Afternoon at -24 ,
centso'clock. Admission to all parts of the h)"44, - ottsei - 25 •
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Thegreat Inc-mm9ole ', -- • . . -
DIIPREZct 131E.Tirtillet,An-4.4/411111 ,
The lirigest- coropitAtila the wcrid. AO aser. ,
foruterc-. complete In every department.
MONIM r ,--, TUESDAY ANA) WEDNESDAY
Offenbach's Grand verai-
LA BELLE HELLEN:,
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
• THE GREAT:BARBER RED.OPERA: ' • • -9
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With an etratre cbaage-of programuke; ;
• Admission—Dress - Oircitt and • Parquette - 'Nan(
cents: Gallery 25, ents.. Seats secured Artle4 * i
to * each dhy at the tret.h' othce, Without' eltri'`
char e. je24tkPitC,7l
MriPirrsavAo,ll : iatAwini,
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_, '4. w , WALP/AUS, Lessee sad alfattaimr:-:i
HUDSON DIATMEE—TaIIe:PREAOH::SPY
LEO E ACH. •At nljght.—Las .; OC,
rto4wDSON, ..; •. ; •.; %II fret* , - .N,. - .- ,, r
oodasui ilas eppa- - ;‘ , ,, c ; ~:-,P n . 11. ~ !.
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tar -FIFTH A:VJEBt.J.E ' 11 14L1G.- - -
No., 65 Fifth avenger OPP DSYe.the ppersk
froni e , 'Putshneigh.:Pa. - •. .
W. ill. STROUP $:. ... . ...:j...vll..ftlailligigi.'‘.:
Thif hause has one of itieftinesettillisrd Roonid
in the eir7; /tie neCidedlY ttre cooiest and moat ,-,
inviting plane. Ihe tables ate. wil new:Joul eta.-
brace 'al the mime= i mprovements. god °Mpg.
s u rio attractiong to-lovers et ttte game. :• •
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arIiVIINELLnik BiII7BILI7DE AND, :
, ^ ~ 0.11111411 1111111NAGEIZIEv - . "- I
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The ,
Great . 3F-aauj.4.- Reef v rte..
PIPTiI 'I.IIiEvIIE. between Fnlithneld and
Wood greets; opposite ol.i.Themze, , ~. •
laropetiDay and rting. an ale yesi round .:
Admlssion, E ve s t:. an toW_i_,_;)•mnig,. ..
piwrincs GETTLVG • 17P, PIC
NICN, Private or publics, 'attention hi tailed
the beautifel grounds situated., on -the PSZt.
H .ndle Road: at minefield. Th e Mounds are un—
surpassed for beauty and shade.— A l arge plat— , f
farm, laid with flooring boards and in rood orler,
on the ground. • The beet of order nt all sta ll
presemd. Arrangeß.llw can be made it a
times with the railroad for trineportatioti, Por
partteult.e. addrees
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CON.TLI4iNTAL HOTEL. •
• . Hzinideld.
G. Iv. He tAmP,
ATTORNEY AND COBNSEU.O9 AT LAW. •-,
-- Oince, No. 137 701311.1'd AVE. 15102. Pitts* ,
burgh, (forerly occupied by lion. Walter H. •
Lowile,) rrill practice. in • the If. S. Circuit and
District Courts, in the State Supreme and all tire • '
Courts of Alleaterty-cotrativand mate collec
tions in most of - the ad acent outrid. Ja29:d73 •
B. If EEPER,.. '
azamuireir AND moyncra a crErriox or
. TEM ,11,CADE.
OFFICE. 89 'FIFTH AVENUE.
Col attentliin liven to conveyaueinje ant
Collections Deeds.. Bonds and Mortgages drawn
up. and all legal business attended io proltintlY
and accurately.
!peeI:WEIL IticllltisTglas,
P.P.
Ala> ' MA Dip .
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Ex-Officio Justice of t e_Peace and Police Mae
trate. Otlice,___GßANT errstEßT, opposite MS
Cathedral, lITTSBUB i14.-PA. - - „-
Deeds, Bonds, 3 10 es, -acknowledgments.
Depositions, and all . al usLueu. ceutQ
'witn Promptness and &Snatch. .. ; , eir
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laireg, Acknowledgments, iiiip o i l i n li n r, "atbri.
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CONVEYANCER, REAL - EV_AYE AND INSU.
RANCE MINN).
QA solo EirREET..EAB B EBBINGFIAM. - •
Colleenon of Bents ed andforeloptly et.
Jenaed to. • myalreo
OHN W. RIDDELL,
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ATTOR NICY - A!!-.14W.
*Mee, Us btu/Spud Stfreet,
tOinKlette the Court HOOJNI
fels:t44
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so. as . Firm s'ouciz . . ;
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SEINSTIN GBANDBATTING.
ANCHOR COrtiONAIOOLLS•
errrriiiikracakt.
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Trains wall leale the depot of the Wistrenna.'
glieny etty..artregular Intervals.
Refreshineht. by Air. Fogle: - DIOS er
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