' gax
itts blittobutt etaitttf.,.
• .
‘ z a wi l ti.be butthere o . d b ber b •
• , Twosinglea, each m M iractilod y
aIY b4r,-,a.
s `v wits lames* of plumb and anr, eoied
di4ove, the atatiler angel, we.eping, said:
,„ • . •
, 4 .lfetkher great agony. Were tt got beet
, yo„ soothe htr and to stretigthen ate a be
May tWhlsper thiavibliii either inowe
J • • : Qt,ptecl es pardon and mint:rotes tett!"
s. And hewhoae native was - Hope:Whose fervent
Were alwityt9leavetiWaid . ed, sionded
'V, brother. lartidee hand epos her brow;
, Conifott eoM- her 'wadi \ promise while cite
41 •
Whereat hie fellow .angel netrer drew
• \To the - white,rtfoffcrerkil pillows, pausing
Bnt on a sadden, cettlined from void air. l
' . Bosesthird,*gei atatlier than the two. 1.
••Nothing.nutil the end may , at thou rereat:n
Calm, yat commanding, Ms mcarcvolce rang
...IT -better to die battllng_with one Noub
Than with all. knowledgept: : the Thron. to
, '
2 E 1 4 010 0S INTELLIGENCE'
According toAhe views of some leading
journalistii; the ' religious derider end.
spirit of the country have - -- n
.istply y i redrie - ta . by the revivals of,
religion - .
~..dUring,:the last :ftfti i E.,
This fact .is true •in: so Rd_ as t
this means has been recognized mo re
.
generally; by the diteT& itglaieus.ho B
of late years thatilformerly.`. here a
thno'when ipiefal *wins to ot,e r Vi
t.., i
val. -influence lias employ . only t o
i s liiiitedde*e l ubeyond the e`of t n
or three_ leading sects Revisals ' Re . ViYabC °f ~ he '
gioir date- back.' however. -to the/ di y
ivhe# Vhifilt st4d the ebniferter, (Sl y
siolbs;inmiiii mss. The fruits of 01-
“thll
leliiew.lir .in the days of the ApoStl _
weritAlnitAifed.)rithe gathering of, e
itbousand . Sonlit in2oun day," and this
sphit.natalwaysprevailed sinee, develop
,t7,.re'and-
. . • i. 1 •
ing more every year. -Intluen
eta-of is , kind scr.eiciting and so wide
efirdeda)i ' /he' pity ' foil ai rural
;portions,: mast. lbaie important rutin
enoealu*,soelety--in various, ways, and
freqtentlX: heijutd. 'the mere moral feel=
ingiF.l A Christian physiefair;ihinks the
.
revival itni sanitary institution. It is a
goddtohic. ' number of his fiatiente,"at
all events; are getting well by 'going to
' meeting; - js'ariy - thing:More philosophi
cal? Patients aFe doing , j what is.import-
ant iionietinits t forgetting themielves and'
the pulsit *life flow all the better' for it.
A shrewd writer, eaysihe Evening ''eet,
'thinks it ainite s retharkable attesta;ion to
the,poisyck of tbeaft revival mov ) ementi,
that "rota: few of Ilteprondesizind
est in ;the, 6thaiibirk iivOidyineetings;
bectitisi they are.afritid they shall becon-
I limtitry tribute t
verted!; , 'Wit a en 'limoo
• thelrtithiltillaiititt will be Their con.
• demnation when ,they go down to the
dead,' ::.
,• The paper in Puinatn's Magazine for
JOY, entitled "Ont Established Cuurah,"
Is piotiCing.'ilnite a sensation. Its aim
is tirshow that the Rormott Catholics haVe
succeeded • in- making their's the Estab
,_
fished 'Church: . New ''York city and
State. ' 101:eitimated thl4 the real estate
owned in fee 'by "one or other of five
Exmicalastio' in • New York" Roman Oath
olio bishops; is Worth nearly Elfty.mil
- lions. of dollars. The Irish (Protestant)
Church now tO_lte disebtablished owns•
bet eighty-five millions ofi property. It
, is 'Shown that several blocks of ground
have been leased perpetually by the Coun
cils of New York city, at one dollar per
year, that are not ::worth less than three
millionsof dollars, without reference- to
otkii giants and privileges. The bane
/
factions wider the "Charity Bill" of the
State, Awing 1866, were dispensed as
follows <Jewish Society $2,40.321 feer
_
organizations, Of the Protestant sects
;2,867.03, while $1 . 24,174.14 went to the
religions-purposes.of the Romaniailtho 7l
bee.' 'We liar' no word of ,commenti
beyond - the giving of these facts repref
4sented by an Infinentiajournal, more
than to state that we .I)elleve that no de.
• .
nominationar body should receive aid
•
from State or city governments.
A:Along since, it was;stated, a Preaby
terian body in Canada, took action against
the;,use, of special; means to promote the
A Ow w— - ' '...
' repr e se nts that the
Unitarian) '
Ileilltfr,
iiitiOt*itt 'Meadville
• Mettißdi, 11 4 1 14flik P • B :ha t re. been ,
frhmdiy, slut" Unitarian
.ch, . , t
are
' to itcafeiii•jili getlitinur '
ask-0 '9- -, • ,-,,' %rid ti Parn
thatllie:MatiVitasi.stia.-
_I- A . oi . *:' drawing sil" -data P . , I . t '
vv`...4 ''' I` "&' 'btiiiafe , :of 'O l 9
. . ,
_., 1 ,- :Im o - ptq , lie ! : , # „,
th
tal 2ter
maim . ir . -• '
,rekersed to in, e
• if, the ' Ina
-- - . il
1 e 4 Recii ad ier ; fiftitifisltli'Lli* k etute i nc e‘ _
~."1 --- ' ' fr entidOrSdh°°' Con.
___,,,,,i,Thel4?fl"aliitiq'4i'iti-Instlul°
„Ilmjal rig ' • :
• i-scutio-!tr- - '
, to a , white heat.
11 r 6 i i libtffi?, _ , ; - • -:••sn'd. ilectarian 4 Jl ll l t
I)4 o# l ltitiPl il UP %I tiliiit . toot
\ wry''' lava nev er 1 ,
0 --. — • this incident , of a'
within door . thli•givell' iodic-30a.
kih y'n - 'OW. I ' "At the close o ft
~ .
'i t
''
' - ' tien Georgp,
1 4ity Bchool-Oonven
tie , ,
~,„ ;
join
an
ff.f-ii.E.Oixi, ''ariecus:-P, u7 1 '....., we.
tiiiii,l4cobeAki_ .... p,,eittat.b t : tikad
-.:::. afterw a r datit,goAtendlti!uf- ; • - I d M eth .
horaaobl l 44,°f t i , lia lt lat a P •.,. .
Prest
0414 H iiiiiitf.f . atir an Olds School o':
: -•_:, s a the/ back Of'
. ' Amin* ..-R• singing ceased ba - ~Thsiac. God for •
• sispniste
; , - mats Mna d,
-/-'• • , . •
- •
,-•- •
• - . , • ; / - , . • . •: • . " - -
. _ .
- • -
this Methodist religiOtt', Sod I said,
'Amen!*"
It hanlly teems possible thatnot a great
while ago oat of the NeW Yorlichurcheay
in oSer to; Increase the .colleetlons tor
rabOntaryind other objects, and to In ,
crease the size Offts congregationi, seleCt:
ed half a dozen handsoine young women
to pass the collection hoxes&ugh - the
cinircli: - The - plan was abandoned be;
cause the place was called' "The Church
alba Pzetty Waiter Girls.":
Quite a limber of .I"hilidelplua' pastors
have united in the deferminatfon to at
tend no more Sunday funerab3 unlqs the,
necessity is certified•by a physicianj As
yet they have had none this -year. ,
The great revival " at Indianaphli
, gun tiring the visit of Mr. Hammo I d', is
i f
, ,
still going forward. !II of
Music, on a recent &lid,
_moo of twenty-five hunt
Contributions for tlit. _ of the
, Baptist Home, - for . ages— and..indigent
meinhers, - .in „New Yo / rk City;. liave
reached over seven/tliousand dollars:
\ y.,
When on .hundre thousand 4 dollars is
reached a et .wilf be purchased.,
' The Iferakp f Peace, a. paper in the
interest of i the Orthodox friends . in Chi•
cago;• spealring of .;a great, revival in, a
western citY, during which "the Society
cityriends has peen greatly blessed,"
'notes a 17riend assaying tyit they "had
been praying for jeers for a revival, Imi
it nad never: come ; until now, because
they', had always heretorore insisted npon
being blessed according.to the discipline;
but When they were willing to receive' it
`ns God might chnose to send it, they Were
_astonished at the mighty PoWer of God?
At I recent meeting of ministers in -
Barferd; Connecticut', a cleigyman de
clared that . Siuday,School libraries were
a nuisance. Is this progress ? • '
Over four hundred. 'and fifty persons
have been hronght under the influence.of
the Gospel, since the organization of the
"Midnight / Mission" in Thlladelphia; iii
Februnl last.
Pii2tztonty Church ' cangiegation; Bev.
Henry -Waid Beecher pastor, don't like
the New York:Herald tor comparing the
late sale` , of pews to stock operatione In
/ Wall street, and declaring the Church a
`gospel shop, when things' are knocked
down, to the highest bidder. - Let the
trustees adopt th e tree / Beef principle, de
pending igion`ioitintary contributions;
and tins . avoid the thrusts of the Satanic
`Herald and
Dr. Isaac M. Wise, of tintinnati; one
of the Oldest and Molit . infinential Jewish
;Rabbis of this 'country denies that . any ,of
the ,Jewe maintain that Jesus was anint
postoryor that he'
was was justlyand
and affirms that nothing or the kind
,or
anything similar to it is taught in their
stpagogues, or to be found in any Jewish
book.
A Baptist church was dedicated , a few
days since at Yonkers,-N. Y., built and
present i d to the society - a .free-will
offering of Trevur & Colgate, successful
bankers in Wall street, 'Hew• York city.
Three' buildings—an Episcopal Church,
with a Church Home, and a , -Church
school—the gift of Mt. ,Tosepli E. Shef
field, of Ne* Haven/were dedicated
on the 24th of Jtuiei ' During the year a
Congregationalist,has given one hundred
thousand dollani to -the Freewill Baptist .
College at Leiviston. I These are exam
pies for rich men worthy of imitation.
The Didependent kepresents that a col
aredAhurch '(Cusibirland Presbyterian)
at LeavenWOrth, Kansas, has voted to
become Congregifional, on the ground
that thiPresbyte,i'y had, decided that col
ored men could not be inetribers of Pres
bytery, but - only under its care.
ACcording to the Pittsburgh • Chris tian
Advocate, tho vote reported for lay dele
gation is 30,499, and 12,249 against.
The Rev. Dr. Bushnell, in his book on
"Female Stamm" afs the demand for
the right to. vote "au.attempt to make
trumpets out of flutes and sundowers out
pf violets."
A Parley Wltti'the Pope.
. •
... It-!e told . of • Pope ..PluS : - (who loves . a
_ ,
lively" Speech as much as a charming : .air..
in music) .that, when the: sculptor. Tado.
a
lini.'recently: exhibited .to him - gro up ': Of
__...
..t.iSt.'llitliaer overthrowing " . 1iataii, ,, .,:44
Holiness commended the s c ulptor , for
_
'Making•••the '•fallent' an gel' so . beautiful,
, .. . •
....
and Said; ',I see you believe4he: devil - . is'
. . . ..
not so black as he is-painted." , We hops!,
, .
'.lll9;Pope!sworstthecilogiml . enemy- will;
.be willing to pay .as much of the Pope!
. himeelt, on reading..the .mild,ind 'gracious.
words 'addressed. by .him tii a .diptinitui sheik
citizen' Of. Ne*: York,. who with:lig fait!!
liyi . was 'presented to-the tirontilf-Klbel
-a - fortnight ago. ~"We' had our ,inter' Vieit,t7'Writes•the gentleman :1w . gueStioii,.,
"it the'.confoistory :or thb *V . e:tittiii.:''' . The.
' ope. looked ell, bright Eyed, lib a , - ao-,
tive . :7:.lte was gracious And .41m4t . ililtf- -
Itle: ..41.rothaye . often
of said,' lip: 1..;.0*
think, that has opte;:l4 . illOti I .iitis.
'benignant," audi-at thesune: time, Inteill ,
Aentfaces,L, kayo: - eTat,lieett,. ? He spoke
I 'first In. Latta to a, k'Fa'epsor. -,frOm .BOnn t
and, then - taide ts:qofte;,,e;:lepg: SpeeCh.,...._
lOngee.lhati s . Minot, •••• they'' tell, - ,Ainerlia l
'..r.retiabl"' Effiiti4r.gliOl , to.see`.ti inHoide.."
'Ha aSited'if tire:WeitiillOtittiolWi' liftar
ing *lo.,wete not, he no grime
in nt,y±eyek ,. Of- couisejlift! i iiik ot: were
thiteld 'with me , - Ant..W4o. one doet .his
' • ...dutY,' anti .. lblloW(fltie preee -?•of;'1;iiir:.
pt l ,
lord; he 10** , : i.zia..;I, -. tattoo too'qiii*i !
of kingdoms 0r.. - 44 6 FaL'AiripYtalea; ... f inny:, I
'victories: are '..it.'. the?- hearts . 'nf . niOn; find - , I
*het one ;adheres ', tii: the ; laws : of '. - God,'
1
which can easily-be 7 don e '. by :whoidever
*Lilt', it, le is - inr conquest'.. He th en .
gave us his benediction, and blesied. for
us a great number Otrosariesind Anedabi'
‘lyAlth , t3lo'4lldrot ' 'kid , In";:thtfr land's;
:enetighl4:tappjr . ttto*kalO)iontiegatton .
:Of :',..lB4.'4l.liatotii . ;'o4et Which'' lie : : retired:‘
' l *lth.; . t.lOindest;: .. ..moilipiiterOil smile: ..
,Nitleh - kteref.-..Sear.,.on ..'a man's tkee; -:_:-. If
was like thelface 4)f. a saint in one of : Its-:
:phaegs plettrei.!".....: .: •-•-: '...• ... - - . .i . .
VITISBOSMPAZETTE: Si
'..*kirigaligton'ltems. •
There is laimitor which professes to
haVeexcelle.nt foundations that Beeretsvx
asst"welltbuteriplates' retiring • trearthe
, Treasury'at ito distant. day, for versonal
and not political or financial reaaoroa.
An evening paper here Prinfsal rumor
' that giecrebuy Clorlllsoon - retitgli the
portfolio of. the Interior Department. It
is not generally credited, although inch a
result is not-improbable • °
There is a.--Wter. det ' 'on to •
en
force the , neutrality laws very rigoroiely,
and new orders have gone forivard to New
York to-that effeet. ,
Forney still mists tha he has the legal.
•_riOt of nrinting in his' Chr•niels news--
,&per here, all advertisements issued by
the War DePartment orany of ita9fficers.
For instance, if a Quartermaster in Ari
zona 'or Minnesota should advertisei in a
heal newspaper a sale of condemned
horsei end harness ur 'the sale of a lot of
old lumber, Forney Clips it out and prints '
it in, his pxoniele and claims pay from
the . Government. Last. 'week he pre
sented a claim of over tea thousand dol.
lars for such advertising, and Secretary
- Rawlins vows he will not pay it. 'Mr.
Rawlins says it lain violation of a law of
last Congress, 'and a huge 'swindle, and
he is determined to stop:the thing.
The fiscal year 'closed Thursday, and
all of the' old approPriatihns expired.
Friday the Government started, forward
on reduced appropriations. • Tfie result is
that several hundred -officials were, en
Thursday,;removed. Nearly two hun
dred were it , the Treasury and fiftywere
in the War Department. So far some six
hundred removals have heekmade from
the Trinamy Department.
The fact that the public debt statement
shows a reduction during .tlie month of
sixteen, Millions four hundred thousand
dollars lam much a surprise to Secretary •
Boutwell as any one else. - It was thought
on Monday that the amount= would be
about eight millions. The unexpected
decrease is due to two fadts: first, the
of Tuesday and Wednesday were
astonishingly large and warrants for ex
penditure quite sm all; so that there is a
good-deal more money oit hand than
usual. The- expenditures in July must
be heavy, and it is not likely much re
ductionsan be shown .in ••the - next state
ment.
The following • comparatiye tables of
reeelptsfrOm Internal Revenue and from
Customs for the past four years are inter.
eating: •
Luternal
revenue. elistomo.
Year.endlng Jinn 30, 1868-111M,=,813 $179,040.651
"year ending June 30, 1887.. NZ V 7,537 176,417 810
'8
ear endlrig June 30,.1868 ... 191,0137,589 161.454.599
1 Year . ending June 30, 1869.. 158,287,1Z6 , 1K,100,000
M 0 Internal Revenue figures illustrate
to what extent Congress has responded to
the demand for reduced taxatipn,\ and
they also demonstrate that further efforts
in that direction must be controlled by
great wisdom and discrimination. The
decrease In the receipts of 1869 is almost
wholly attributable-to :the , repeal of the
tax on manufactures atthe second session
of •the Partleth Congress. This
yielded 1121867418 pver sso,ooomx), and
was, wiped out at one blow. '
It;0111FiCIPIT a aarlum
was
recently
opined at Berlli2. The fi rst room
'ss hall
paved with marble, having snake and
likard cages on either side, From this
room the visitor passe 'to a balcony,
from which he looks down into
,a large rock cavern, with , a pool
below, tenanted by water fowl. An ad
joining room•contains 'another circular
cavern, with basins in' the rack.work
around the side and magnifitent aviary
in the middle. The latter. must contain
more than'a thousand birds, who at first
sight appear to be' a so-called "happy
fluidly" on a very large scale, as they
stem to occupy one large .cage of wire
: gauF,e. On closer examination. however.
one may , perceive that it is divided by
Very delicate wire partitions radiating
from' the centre, so that • only
about one hundred birds occupy
the' -same compartment. From the
aviary • a rocky vaulted passage
'leads to • the aquarium, • strictly
so-called, and also to tbe l6wer part
of tlk,,ebove mentioned cavern. The
imitationock-vverk is particularly suc
cessfulrand\the'Reneral effect of the dif
ferent apartments very fine. There is no
aquarium in Europe equal to it.
How CALIFORNIA MARES OLIVE On.
—The olives, having been salted about
four months, are crnshed and then boiled
about half an hour in vessel 'with a
false perforated bottom to prevent the
contact of tie pulp with the4iottom of,
the boiler. Thence the pulp is`placed,in
the press, covered with s' blanketand's
powerful pressure applied. The oil,YiLfter
being -pressed, is filtered and
'curing
ofGreat care has been taken,ln the curirig
of,the olives, ,that the oil oes not,become
rancid in thefruit. A lover ,of' the oil
would be surprised at the 'purity •of this
product compared with the "pure oil" of
commerce. -Twelve :gallons of good
olives willyield one,gallon of oil. The
only olives fit.to mr.nufacture are grown
on the foothilliq those / grown upon the
plains being found 'comparatively worth
less.
A NEw Youn , telegram says: It is not
at all probable that the Government will
be troubled with a repetition of these nt
tempted violations of the neutrality:lBWe
at least for the proant.,;' TAW nfternooti
Mil:ister /iistock"",at the various bead-,
.quarters is decidedly below Fu e s/Wade.,
minions, all areandf that astilingintand t
It Is isnything Inita profltableisvastment.
The members ofihe Cuban 'Stints, ho*-
nier are said to be in a very different
fume of mind. They are going , about
denouncing the - tnited ' , States Marshals
/ea but so many: hirelings'of Spain. - Sec
retary Fish also comes In fora- liberal
share of= like - complimentiiy eritinikm.'
Secretary Fish himself arriged from
Washington this - aliens:lPa; and . a itild to'
give' his unqualified approyal of evel
thing that has been , done,
Coonaci the great brandy; town, !timid
[ - to be one of the wealthiest in .proportion
to ifolize, in the world.,. In MA it ex.
parted about nine , millions of- brandy,
almost all ''‘)f.: which went to = England.
The value'of this liquor , waso little more
..than ninemillion - dellare; orlust about at
the rate bra dollar a ' The promise
of the present year's crop of wino is good.
The popnlation of Cognac is about 4090.
In India the XlialiMin BtAltkdescrlbid
by a correspondent at Benares • as
. greti,4,
fat, alkleh,finnking ,cattle„ ,aro. so, lever.
mined, 'Madan that the whole .
power ° ';the British Government. would
not dare, to'make one iif.7thembintto beef:
,They, :area. Wonderfully : , well roined4fOr.
being fed, washed and, nursed, With more
care thin any Mitten being in Indls.
WELDO , &
*swami:wen d ravage izzeuars In
Lamps, Lute s, Chandeliers,
/111110 ,LAMP. GODS. ,
CARBON AND Lusa! Two 0i1.%
"BENZINE,
N 0.147 Wood str
ee9:nEt Beforeetaithind - gth X G.
FRUIT CAN Ton.
. SELF LABELING .
FRUIT-CAN TOP. '
c6LL.E.E:s &
• I /. '
We . IrtollolVlirePttedigaltinn,T, Z igUeLLINg
Pottery. It. le perfect,almple. and ad 'cheap is
the plain 4op: hawing 'lllitotffikati of the VitiOWl '
Praia mo a ne d d, upon the uoye,.raiguting from.
tbe center. anrinderorpointer stamped - upon'
the top okthe coin{ .z
It le Clearly 9 Distinctly and Penaaneatly
131.4E1)..
by merely nlaci.ng" the name of the fruit the
can contains opposite the_liolliter and sealing in
N
the customary manner. O. preserver of fruit or
good hottsekeeperwill use any= other after ohm ,
seeing It. teib2s
- .
•
s vy,
.• PIPE S,
gmastimir TOPS
A large aseertment t ; - - •
#227inrII.COLLINS,' '
SldAyenne,t!ear Smithfield St. •
OLIVER M'CLINTOfii & CO.
HAVE pIST R OD A
FINE SELECTION' OF
31 W 1 VMSEtc 4 9
TAPESTRY' BRUSSELS
THREE PLED
INGRAIN CiAiwETS.
THE'I4II,OIiT,AO3OIII4T OP
WHITE CHECK & FANCY
' 3113/TINGS,
FOR SUMMER WEAR,
.41 TUO 'ornr.
STOCK FULL IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
OLIVER AT
&
as pirxs Aincbars.
NEW. "CA. PETS !
•
.Tune, '1.43431111L".
•
in v is awiitiatiedar T anassoroment unpa7teled
VELVETS ERUSSELS THEFTLYS;
, •
The Very Newest Designs,
,/
Of our own'reeent:importatton and aelectedfrom
eastern manuincturera.
MEDIUM AliD LOW PRICED
'EN - C4.ll..klatf
VER7 BUYISBIOR, -•-
QUALITY AND COLORS..
//
An Entry Quality of Rag
We ar‘now selling many of the ahoy at
GREATLY REDUCED pluryis
'4I'CILLEII BRO S .,
Aro. 51 FIFTH ArE7rl7l4
Jen
NEW CARPETS.
FINE
CARPETS.
CHEAP CARPETS
OIL CLOTHS,
\ •
WIND.O 'QV° SHADE S.
2415itti3ize.
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„
BOUM) ItOSE COs
•;
FlErrg
• ,:-ATENITEJ
91 , ,F,cgs,,c)ourifrftia •sooms.
-ssfroßElsltD*ivataxs
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' •;•,. )71111 ILIE 3 "3);1 11 1 11- 0111'i
. ,
pp f aiMikttinge; of all • • •
i • Well seasoned eneet ell Cloths. • -`'
Irreneb Bfaallla *attia4 i 3 ' • •
Tanned Ratan 111'4131g.
fluff," f ereen Illatf , Dialr and
HozzA:Nris,ll.4rits.rlc
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JUL! 3
1869.
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MACRO & CARLISLE'S
No. 27 I;:!ifth 'Avenue,
_
Dress Trimmings and Buttons.
Embroldezies and Laees. •
' Itibbons and PloWers.
.s. •
Rats and Boa:Leis. • • - •
Glove Siting and Freikeli'Dorsets.
New Styles Bradleys Skirts. •
' Parasols—all‘the new . •
\ Sun and Rain Umbreilas.
‘lloalery—the besi English mates•'
Agents lei' .•.Garris 4 Seamiest Rids. t. •
Sprlilkand Suillmer,underwear,
Sole 'Agents fertile 'Bemis Patent :Shape Col
`l.(W..kwood,i End."
"Elite." 4:s"Dickens,.x.A.Llierty, It and . other
Dealers supplied with the SaXeirEf At
liiiANITFA.CII:7/tERS'-PFLICES.
I
• -
IM/ & OAftLISI4
1 0 . 2 7 \-*
PIETFLATEgUE.
my 4
/ WALL PAPERS.
/ I ''F l 4dL PAPER*
Atm • •
WINDOW SHADES,
/
'New and Handsome Designs,
NOW OPEEM AT
No. 107 Market Street
onwr, pnrra AVENUE,)
Embracing s. large and carefullysielebted stock,
of the newest designs ftom the FINEST STAMP
ED GOLD to the CHEAPEST ARTICLE known
to the trade. All of which we offer at prices that
will pay buyers. to examine. • --
JOS. IL, HIIGKES &
mb.M:g4l •
WALL PAPER.
THE OLD PAPER STORE IN A NEW PLACE,
- W. P. MARSHALL'S '
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
191
Liberiy ;Street,
(NEAR MARKET, )
SPRING GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. inliS
GLASS. CHINA. CUTLERY.
. 100 .WOOD,STIMET:
NEW- GOODS.
FINE VASES ,
isouzmuss. sign CHINA..
ja a .la' a DIN E &
SETS.
I I'EA SES,.
GisT CUTS,
SMOKING SNTS,
.
A large stock of 4.
SILTED PLATED 'GOODS
; - of MI deserlptioni: '
•
Call and oxen:due onr goods, and we
feel Intilla no one need Att to be suited.
Et*: E. :BREED. az OCO.
r • WO' WOOD STREET..
BEtEalTifies , (Nl)t4
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IM,MMNO S AND
rirlaint
PEAllli . :',4)llL-- . ::.:Fa. ILI:',:',..IIAJJII-:
INIES
PLUM BUM Mate 11%11;2.41volt Ema i l copal Icr
"'WENCH FAMILY , Aim*.
I*lll , &AO lie lint ORS
eir" - Crdtrea
P'l4
• iiNuil•to best OULOODA
PEARL NLL • • rAltot to beg' sr' —'
4 WRITE CORN /LO VA AND CORN AL.
B. ••-
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eny.
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to re 4 40 , • 6
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bi-• o • lir ,
NEW SPRING GOODS
JUST OPENED,
THEODORE F. ?lIILLIPSI r
/87 Market Sired.
1 5 41111 Muffins' Dress Goode
I ,4:, griAwig.
= wiz colt
AO QUES.
Very• Cheap. .
ST. MARKET. STREET., Si..
EEO
rIARB, McCANDLESS &
' (lath Wilson, Car; & C 10.,)
lirlpLEB4LE' DZALEIIB IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
• No. 9* WOOD BTRItXI%
ThiM door atxrre Uttanoncl .
PITZ3BUBON. ra4
PROPL'SSTONAL.
G W. De CAMP; '• . •
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, AT LAW, "
Office; No. 131 101:18111 AvEnn3 t - Pins:
burgh, (formerly occupied' by' Hon. Walter H.
Lowile,) will prnetlee - in -the U. 8. Circuit and, District Courts, in the;State Supreme and all the
Courts of Allegheny , county; and make
tlons in moat ortheadjgeentt,ountlea; jaand7l
•
ALDERMAN AND' EX-OPPIOIO J 1182102 OP
. •Li I);.;THE MACS.
OFFIcEi•B9 FIFTH AVENUE.
Special sttention'ilven to conveyancing and
collections , •Deeds. Bondennd Mortgageordrawn•
up. and all•legal.modstenrattended ta promptly
and accurately.
SAMVEL McBIASTETIffy.:
• . .
A.X.3)rapctuir„
Ex-Odlelo Justice of the Pelee and. Polloo4lag
trate. Office, GRANT STREET, opposite the
Cathedral PrrysstruGa. PA. "
Deeds, Bonds, Mores/ c ages, Acknowledgments.
betsositims,. and all gal iinsinesh sr:mutest
wits promptness and despatch. - -
JOHN A. STRAIN,
A.l.MoratatAiv,
-. • - .
ES-OPPICIO JIIBTiCit OP TETE PEACE AIM:
POLICE itAiIIBTItATB.
%office i Lis FIFTH BTItEET, Opposite the Ca,.
thedral. _Pittsburgh, Pa. Deeds, Monde,• Mort.
gages, Acknowledgments, Depositions and all
Lega Business 'anecuted with Promptness and
dispatch.-
A.
Justice of the'Peace' ,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTATE AND
RANCE AGED. •
CARSON STREIVT, EAST BISJONGHAN,
Collection or. Itents solicited-191401'0m%), at. •
tended to. my3:yBo
JOHN W, RIDDELL,
ATTOANICY-AT-LAIN.
Oteee, 118 Bleanond Street,
, (opposite the Court•Houte,)
tels;t44
A ItCHIItALD
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
No. 9s FIFTH STREET,
alle:l29odar
MERCHANT TAILORS.
B TIEGEL,
° Mate Catter with W. Hespenheide.)
•
ri:Extcrims.wr maamoic,
No. 33 Smithfield Street,Pittsburgh.
5e28:721
NEW SPRING GOODS.
A splendid new stock of
CL 0 THS; CASSL3IERES, •
Jist Mewed HM UT 2 INTSJX, , •
,
Marcia= Taw. 73 Wthitatil lased.
g ° ri rTl L DriM iseaseL'aatnui t i a ,ElT A
p va ta nu, •
imry diesatiesi and effects: of mummy Ave
comr er_soDth.l.o; Spithostorrhsa• or Semi.,
nal eakness ' arid"potency, reaultiladtraia,"*
self. 4 use or other 4 catises; low vrhieh noes> i•
. some of the follawingegeati. as Mantles, battlyini,
weakness, indigestion. consumption, aerstaion,ks, ,
societ•y..tuvreanlniess. dread - of famn eViinac`
.loss of memory. Indolekoek . nocturnalArtdssion‘‘',::
and Axially so prostratiog e sexual systeraes.lo-i
render marriage nasal's tory. -and there-ion -
imprudent. air pertmcently cured. Persons
fuctrA with thesis or any other dentate. intrittiog •
or long standing constitutional eolnpleint Poen-,
give the Doctor a Walt he never Wis.:, ,2„•7
_A particular attention_g_tven •
mitints. Leueorrhea Or whites.- Tailing 'Dobai:
nation or .Ulceration of the. Womb. i i=ggs
prnritis. Amenorrhoea . Menorreagia,
norrhoes. and literflity or Barrenness, are 'gnaw
ed with the greatest suctiese.- • •
It is stlf•evident that aW ho Wanes • -
himself exclusively to the study of certain cleat •
of diseases and treats thousands- of cams ever?: •
year must acquire greater skill's thatspeciaDY
than one In general practice:. • _
The Doctor publishes a medical pamp hlet al
lift" 'PQM. seat.. 'Wes inn eemisition ofireaereal
an Pasta diseases, that canhe had free at °Sett
or by mill 'Air two Stamps, in sealed envelopes. `
Every sentence contains, uurta action: to thilithr
glided. and emanate , woe to, determine the pret - •
case nature of theft complaints.
The . establishment. comp rising
rooms ‘ is Cenral. ? W d es it ts not convenient, fa
'visit the city, the Doctor's opinion Canbe ob.
taine 1 ter. prior s written statement of the case; • •
and.medicines mut be tbrwarded by MU or Si- - -/
mess,- In curse, *names. however: a personak
examination is 0101 11 0 1 - nalnearT. while
others dallypersonsi attention rel. i tted , an
for the accommodation r - suelikatten themalit
,Coartments connected with the °Ace t
Aided with every nubile gnat -IL anialkt to
promote recovery. 7 : nallidlar Malta Ppr
baths. AU pram:abalone are preplired-ln ;toe •
'Doctor's own latioratory. andel` his personal. fnm
cervision.- Medical pamphlets st oraCir - fre4Or'
; by mail :cc two. stamps., No matter wlet/mve•
- failtd, read what he says. -Hosts 0 A.ll. toe P 7/1.
hundays It. to St r. st. No. 9 V YLIg
hTALAT, ULM Court Houteo 'Pittsburgh.
DJ
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DRY GOODS.
gal
PITT&BUREM. PA
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