littsburgt Gay&
• ilOoli .9ti
BY
.;The colSerence meetly tough at last.
We boys routiAthe vestry waited
surth. girls - come tripping Oast.
Like enow.birds waidng to be mated.
Not b be that leaps the wall
By level musket dashes litten.
Than I, who stepped before them Ali,
Who longed to see me get the mitten.
Buttio. sbe obished and took my arm'
We Jet the folks take the highway,
And started toward the Maple Farm.
-Along a kind of lovers' by-o ay.
I can't remember what we said,
'Twos notutng worth a long or awry.
Yet that rude Datil by which we aped
Seemed all transformed and in a glory.
The snow was crisp be. each cur feet,
.Tbe -wnt, was full. the fields were gleaming
. .Her
hood and tippet sheltered sweet
:Her face with youth and health was beaming.
Thelittle hand nutside ht.r muff, '
0. sculptor. if you could but mold :
onchett jacset cuff.
• 'To secrets warns Iliad to bold it.
To baieber with mo there atone, _
'Twee love and fear sun tt Sinnott blended:
- Atlisattte teethed the tot:deviant stone -
Wheie that. ellcitous Journey eoutd.
She shoot her ringlets froth her brow, ..
Aa with a' "Thant you, Ned,' dissembled.
But set 1 knew she understood
• • -With what a darlog wish I. trembled.
A eland oassedidadiv.overbead„
The moon wag slowly peeping through it,
Yet hid its face. as It 11 said •
"Come now, or never i
do t: do ft !
My 119 a till then hid OnlykOoten •
_The kisser tootheromi at.simor.
B somehow, thilooonbor own_
sweet, roe?, "rag [Oath-1 kissed ben
Perinips ttarsa boylit lore, let, still,
o.llstleismotass treaty toter! ' •
\ teat Ono, thOte that trebh, who thrill .
WhO eau live life over,
—Atlantic Ninth ty ,
SPIIEMUM.
--Jnite was =usually cold in Europe.
Carle Pala th stiliselling beer in New
Orleans. -; - ,
(Andrew Johnson is still stumping
; r—Fonz;huptired..Ajnerican families are
•In'Dsro3den.
—Ebony cased watches for ladies are
all the rage now. • •
—Ripe and luscious peaches have ap
peared in our market.
—Magenta colored_ book covers are
danzemusly poisonous.
The Catholics of Rostonpropose .. but
sag trio Coliseum for Aim.
-- , rEiglity dogs were killedby the Byre-
/mtse•authoridei last week.
:7-13nglandl'is no* confident that her
aqil gelds will 'never exhaust.
"'bird Was 'the conUmts of a
snake Cut oPeli at Dayton, 'Oldol
_ - —Sunset Cos Is doing 4pain up in good
style in his letters . ibr publication. •
"'7Pie Caueie man y ways of
_• - smuggling opium into thil country.
—Solus Brum4sh, of Deuxiit, Ina
ntly•cutin *en - by a. revolving saw.
—TOmat . csis will be more than usually
abundant this season, in this neighbor-
—Darin th! Beeper', I;titffalo ecte,
eight hiu,4n4 . : odaily,0 daily,
• : -
• —Four millions of ddllars to' be ex
' 'TeI:A(4 In *pilaw, the obstraetions at
. .
.Hell Gate. .0
—lt is proposed , to' start a paper. in
- I "aris_to be 0 3 . 1 1 6 fthe C7ironit for Beati
4(fta fKomen;
—A young lady read the Declaration
:Or rndernoenci! as the r- { 9 B tort
,tion•on the Fifth.
The great, Laster is not so ranch of
a failure alter all. ahe bas i l irtcabla
labor, -performed great Work:,
-Large 'frauds on tie Internal ve
nue have again beenunear,thed in blew
•
f• Orleans. 'Sugar was the basis of opera:
Con. - - ' -
• • 4—The executioner:of Paris desires to
sell Ilia terrible office to "a ums4deur . not
'disagreeable to the Imperial Govern
. meat." i • -
The Chinese, as counterfeiter 3 of
gold dust, are a success. . The have made ,
and sold a large quantity of the bogus
article: •
—A tape worm seventy-three feet long
has come to light in Pittsfield. The man
who owned it was, for a long time, un
healthy.
—The consynction of the Niagara
Canal will draw most of the water from
its channel which , now : madly ruihes over
the Falls. •
—A big woodpecker flew into a Ken
tuch-y school room the, other day, and
made'off with a )ockof hair from a school
boy's head.
• —A California murderer was aelultted
balling-; away the Distriet'Attorney
with. forged , telegrams, telling him his
.daughter was dying. • . •
—A scientific gentleman, writing froni
aboard, the Great 'Eastern, strives to ,ez.
plode the generally credited idea that
mountains exist in , the ocean.
—A new monthly piper, entitled the .
Di:sores, is slxmt to be started in Paris,
with the object` of legalizing divorce&
Chicago will be behind In this matter.
=-Ei
. .
evend countries of Coutlnental Ea-
Toppi= at present ..cohaiderubly Sgitated
- bycthe , ' , question . Whether the public
: s ol i tiot *ie . to kaye :a sectarian or mum
ibuituzclutisetitr• • .
A.llttle'sonpf Joseph Warren, of the .
*i.ittattWOOirrl. died Eittlidg from
lockjaw; superinducea by a flesh , wound'
itt the 'hand, s e nsed by the Premature
discharge of ,a
‘..Gotr, , llayes, of -Ohio, was Major of
•
'ir ilea of +Ala Reseelline gees
the ; " v-oIP i '
441.0k444 til° drat night he ever idea
N :1 44141
, ft. nadal a tent wat wit
hhia pres ent C°M
~
'
1 ; / petitor . for Governo r .
A Jodi h liMP*liOtned her
\Thai ring , valued at 62,000, to an e m=,
and •
,few moments
• i loye of a boo, just
_fof, a,
T bauble never
Mend , h °
to
show,
the man either. , .
came back or vlO4, Mai*:
l i WolCoß:P f 74111 ' ' the ;Alt of
. ''
. byinrattleinakslat
wattling ,* tled tio , h!rikt_uterf
' ' ' 1 4 116 ki* - 13 45V.-t / 4'4 s 1 , '
artd . got her little girl to( suck the poismi:
from the wound. She thus escaped .
death.
—A phonographer recently remarked
of A., I's last speech, "Yea, yes, that is
a good report; I have listened to and taken
doWn the same a hundred times, and
I I've to say it." . •
—Count D'Aquila, of. Paris, has gone
back on the son who, against his aristo
cratic wishes, married an American girl,
and has converted his estates into ready
cash to prevent his legal heir from real
izing anything in efite'of his death; -
—The follai*lng poor fellows of New
York cannot •Indulge in the luxury of ,
paying an income ;taar FernandO and
Benjamin Wood, Itickard O'Gorman,
t Chas.-H. Kalhleish, Clarence A. Seward,
John Morrissey, James Brooks, H. C.
Calkin, and Frank Leslie.
`...Ate Sab'bith School meeting recently
heldin.Pleaeanto4,Feintrlvania, after the
recitations hid been Concluded, this dia.
logue occurred : Superintendent—Well,
Childt•en,What is the subject of your
iesson to.:day.? Children—Judas Iscariot,
sir. Superintendent—What kind of a
area d 9 you 'think he was ? Small boy—
I think he was a "dead.beat,".sir I
—The 'artist retfirldisg the largest in
come.in Nevi York is Eastman Johnson,
$3,789; the editor, J. G. Bennett, $186,.
500; the publisher, James Harper, $38,.
074; the actor,' Edwin Booth, $83,786;
the banker,: J. N. Benedict, $311,789;
the preacher, E. H. Chapin, $13,149; the
saloon keeper, L. Delmonico, $125,931;,
the hotel proprietor, Paian Stevens,
$244,385; the judge,, T. W. Clerke, $18„
588, the lawyer, David Dridley Field,
$70,,284; 'the merehant, A. T. Stewart,
$3,019,218.
- -The Portland Natural History Socie
ty has just been presented with a long
smooth-bore gun, which was taken at the
capture of Lottisbarg, June 17, 1745, by
Ctiptnin Moses 'Pearson. •On the lock is
engraved the name of the maker, Chappis,
otSt:/41tnine - 4cionmanying the gun
ista - pirwat4intrituriously carved, bear
ing the idinioaflite owner, Joshua Free
134Prvilarc;4173107. This P9wllex7-bort
is presUmed to have been made by the
celebrated scout Joe;Wier, ••who was in
the habit of atoppin at Fre e man's house,'
which stoini in Westbrook. •
1101rIXIII COLLEGE.
'CCorreivirid:enceoithe ttttsburtii Gazette.]
Butitswrcz, MAINE, July 13, 49.
This laihelocation of Bowdoin Coll _e
sco , 44died. inironorof Gov.
~Bowdoin of
liflasrmebusetls, - tut. - Institution n Ty
three•fourths of a century old, and w ch
numben ; .among.: its alumni many en
distinguished as statesmen, poets, •
tore and divines. She is the mother of
Ttmer4eN,ClX-Priasident Pierce, of Lone
fellow, Dr. Hamblin. of. Constantinople,
Dr. H. 8.-Bmith, of New York, Cheever,
sidd etrAnyothers.' Hetet for half a century
the eloquent and leasued•Cleveland, the
&Ureter Mhterology in this country, de
lighted -the-students in Chemistry and
Natural History. Here Newman wrote
on Rhetoric and Political . Economy,
Smith - on Mathematics. and Upham on
Mental Science, Disordered Mental Ac
tion and .merry other airbiects. Drs.
Goodwin and Alien s uf
here received• their _education., .
.
The buiblituts are ninny and god. The
chapel, of tri . inite, is one of the finest in
the': country: , -The Medical ; College is
new and converdent. 4 Memorial Hall;
worthy the
toe- `new
is now being erected.
Vilder the- newPiesident the College
has received frish life. Mr. ~goody, of
New Ycirk, ode of its former' graduates
and Priifessois, has given to it -about
An able Baccalaureate .was given by
the President, the 4th _inst. The Prize
Declamation last evening. To-day the
address before the Literary Societies is to
be given by Rev. C. C. Everett, of Ban
. gor. This is the.occaslon of the year for
Brunswick. The hotels and private
houses are filled. .-People come from all
parts of the State and from other Slates.
The beauty and fashion of.the region
here congregate at this time; so do the
,men of learning and high official posi:
Lion.' The brave and accomplished Gov
ernor,Chamherlain is here—the next as
well as present Governor.
The interest attending our literary fes
, tivals at this season of the year is ex
ceedingly gratifying, and are a hopelul
sign for our country, as its iife and pros
pesity depend on our Intelligence and
morals. "New 'Wen is fail of peo
ple," says 4 correspthident. Of Vassar
College anothersays: "Bo a literary flavor
abounds and the atmosphere°, ciliture is
growini.... Already it seems to learin the
social element, putting, businessand mere
fashion:in the Second category' and sug
. gesting scholarship end science •as the
.future prevalent and polite pass 'cords."
From Cornell University we learn that
"there wail 'a large , attendance fmni all
parts of tlie — Btate" "A diatinguished
audience, including many
, prominent
inofticial and , social circles,' attended
the annual commencement of Georgetown
Colladd - - President . 01sta did not con
sider it 4enentit his tiigh position to attend
these exercises. And a striking fact,
stated Waa`'that every President of: tke
United. States, from General lifiltdrighin
to General Grantp. had honoretthe • 001.
lege With their presence, and'assistedon
ocessions. l7 Tee .Academy of
Music'was crowded with gaily-dressed
audience of both 'sexes at digcopune4c,e
-' mint eseicisei.of ths Crdllegetor the city otiXew,York,' .199;911gbt aon and
fill iTour columns with similar reterencei
to numerous other 'Colleges end
Pittsbt rggh,.our busy aidrapkily groiv-
Ind city s also has nn increasing interest .
• In theseeturcises.r , idore sand inure" in
telligent, addintinentialirnanwndliomen
Attend that: : Ottrettulente are 2encour
,akes=ll,b!gheit')legl)* of scholarship 19
Melded, and more - you* men` are will
in,g to go ttlnnika MI :course of study.'
The people are . eingbeing educated, and soon
,we may - 1 1 0P0tO 'helm. 09rneirsi
Drowlie Package Ana ..Vawisr's,there.
.; this beautiful vtlinge.•ls twentiitiYa
miles tram- 'Portland,. Iwhere the Young
•Melia aulitnin !-ASBOCIAULta . ,:meets - to;.
day," cannot.- give 'you the . prospects
there, butituataideiM '4 o !".l 36 :;.thFre
Joattfottlinnetudee f: .),
ltsq
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : FRIDAY,' JULY 16, 186
.. • :, .. Bast Living.
Pastliving Is an active and Wcinating
habit,b partlealery to the young. Thera
are few warm blooded young men -who
would not live fast if they could afford to.
The lack of means alone restrains them.
It seems so 'delightful to rattle over the
pleasant first ten miles of adult life, from
twenty to thirty. at a• two-forty pace,
rather than jog along at a rate that per
mits all the hist teams to pass you, BM
old men think differently. They know
that the fast liver rattles away his bloom
and youth, before he is ready to part with
it, and becomes old, while his plodding
companion of the same age is still young.
; 1
He goe up the ascent withlhnspeed ;and'
dash of a fleet roadster; but he , goes down
the dec line on the other , aide, with the
speed of a galloping consumption. He
gathers and consumes his harvest of life's
pleasures and joys, long before they are
ripe, and like children who have gorged
themselves with green fruit, be 'is com
pelled to suffer pains and pangs, the pen
alty of the transgressions. He grows old
and weary and querulous in spirit.and
habit, while he is still young ,in•years.
There are wrinkles on his face; there are
twitches in his joints; there are angry and'
painful swellings on his •knuchlesc his
hands quake, and his limbs totterrand he
hobbles dewn the home stretch, an Object
of pity to those whom he dazzled with the
brilliancy of his first setting out, and filled
with remorseful reflections over the folly
which squandered the riches of life in
youth, and left no strength of muscle nor
warmth of blood to cheer mid sustain him.
In dismal winter.. • ..i .
If tfie young man is wise , he will be,
content to go slow up the milt, and hue
band his•vigorot body and mire for the
latter part of the race. The innate joys of
youth, its hope and buoyancy and free
dom from care may suffice for , that period
of life, without the fierce excesses and
•p_rolltgacies which make up fast living.
Temperance and moderation to the young_
appear Insipid and prosey; but they are
conservators of the power which the,
young will need when they become old.
To lay up money for old age, is esteemed
the bight of worldly wisdom,but to carry
the innocence and freshness, and some of
the vigor and health of youth into old age,
is a wiser and better thing sink •
The Grape Crop.
After careful inquiry and examination
of the Nit itself, we are able to 'report
that if front tali time on snail the liarvdst
the weather remains warm and dry, the
grape crop will be better than halfa crop.
Me saw. very many bunches of Catawbas
at Put-in.l3ay; yesterday, mor or less mil
,dewed. , Some bunches were entirely
covered. Some of the vines were well
loaded with clean bunches, while other,
vines will prove worthless. The weather,`
Thursday night,: was. decidedly bad, and
-dtd considerable damage. The Concords
are in the best ,condition, although some.
what injured. Should we have a contin•
fiance of such weather as we had last
week, or Thursday ; and Thursday night
esuale
of this eek, the cropu.6l, all varieties'
wlll, , tbout.rolool. Now the crop
do =lse very well, and yet by no
means as badriuinT otrae grOwertrugart•
We Ude* ‘l3lilik, Islanders are over
despondent, bad as matters are.
Oa Pnt-14-tay thetaterne aie tilled pretty
well:.
On Kelley's 'blind there. - Is - a
greater lack of Well Ailed stems. .:04 the
former- island the mildew is the worst
feature; on the latter, what one grower
rails the milk rot id as bad as the mildew.
We can only hope for dry, warm weather
from this on until the crisp is matured,
when we shall have 'better ' than , half a
crop, and, owing to the extra fine condi
tion of the vines in early spring, a good
stock of grapes. The growers are de
spondent enough, but we trust their worst
fears will not be realized.—Sandusky ( O.)
Bolster, July 10. ' •
Street Etlquett 6.—Waitlng).with Ladles
Only
,villagera or' persons with rural
!dem any 'longer contend, that ladies
shauld always bo glven the Inside of the
pavementin parsing. TM• rule adopted
the cities la to mint to the right, whether
the right leads to the wall or to_ the gut
ter, and-an observance of .this .comrsou
semis, rule would obviate much unpleasaiit
"serotiging" by over-gallant , gentlemen
who peralstentlycrowd for the outside of
the walk. Anotheitommon custom, and
required by fashionable e4qftette, and one
Which is nearly:as inexplicable and abo
surd, is the practice of a whole stiing of
men tiling out , of .a church pewit:asking
themselves as ridiculous as an "awkwatd
squad" practicing at "catch'ng step,"
in order to give a woman the-wrong end
of a pew, Is that 'of a man *When on a
promenade or walk with a lady, to keep
himself on the outside of the pavement.
A little exereise of ludgment will con
vince any person of the utter uselessness
of this bobbing
v back and _forth at every
corner. The common rule is this: "If a
Man and woman are walking, she should •
always be at his right arm. whether it -be
toward the Inside or outside of the walk;
then, the woman will not, be sinned against,
the passers." ,‘ , • .
PnYstegt l o l 4.• • i
It is said that any nose which i s
iz i leas
than the height - of the ' fo i
ehead is in
dication of detective intellectual powers
1 The eyes indicate diameter pitherby
`their cable' than ritill ':"l'ho'4l% blue
are tortialottost con** lif , Pirsonl ( VA,
gentle and refined dame. ter, light Mee
and gray , in the rude Ann energetic. Lav:
titer/aye:- "Hazel eyes &relate more usual
indications ore mind masculine; vigerout
:and ' profound; joss as genius, properly
so.called, is almost always associate&
with eyes of a ''',#ellowislicascterdisting
on ..the hazel." - The .higher the, hrows
rise.the more their Pelleattr is, suppo sed ,
1 to b under ,the ir4usmte 'of feeling , and
the lower the :bettOP.celittelle4,bt lit_e .
[ reason. A very small eyebrow is l lll lir
I dication of , want .of i•force of , ottarscier.
A tolerably 'large imenth is : essential to
vigor and energy, and a eery. 'small 'one.'
is indicative of weakness and indpleimer. '
In a manly fa:thitippet lip abould vv.
tend ,'beyonid:::anddoste the leiver.;
Fleshy, lips .are4)ttexc ibund - associated
with vidUPtuOUs and meagre ones;vilth a'
Pa!tienteee Agate. —tree retreating Chin
loolcatos.4reskneer.% tlietaarPendicu44,
larengthi.,.and the :Mos% acuteness of :
13.
...1.7 , 5•ii:,,44; A; iiii,iiitiii day, a' ion ,
named W 144: ocribauC was performing ,
nith adar ,needie; , putting it; hp` one
nOstril and , " wilts it cont. of the other;
potting• it ti p nostril and drawing it out
- of his rtionthretC. "While going through
these Ojteratfo*lt;llle:itedier acnielly'ffid
Re iip ,one nestgll berotlChie',Miii*ol.
A t he Wifelt o F;AJtel ) Reki* the 4 6 :4 PA
'4O feels en 4 3c4letWeette''.t.44' W.. '
aintthellowlug irttr. Ate . tar* Ming'
for; i and t i pertorrite4,,-the - . , %elite
trick by fbruing thstioodleAlthitisf throat'
sand aldng itontrotldeviso -t I st tri,rg
-GAS FIXTME
WELDON - & KELLY*.
Manotieuren sad Who Wage Dealers In
Lamps, lanterns, Chandeliers,
AND LAMP GOODS. .
Also, CARBON AND LUBBN3ATIN9 OM&
N 0.147 Wood Street.
se9m2l Betweenethtad Betweenetb Avenue.
FRUIT CAN TOPS.
I SEriF LABEL:MG •
! - CAA TOP.
COLLINS WRIGHT,'
•
P.I.T7SI3URGH,
Tina rs and
At C t e ett r .‘ I n t o 4 p P I7 •Art, d .itprellYd Aespu
therune plain top, having oi the names of the venous
P stat upn the cover. minivan frost
the center. endantetlom or pcdater epos
the top of the
4 ,1 # Plearth 91 4 1 0.4 14 ad ilennanentlS
3r.aiaLlEasElXO.
by merely ,idlieine Abe name of the frig t the
can coutians opposite the_pcinter and seeps/ in
w
the customary manner. o preserver of van or
g eeing
housekeeper will ,nite any other acter once
men
.1"/PES, CHUMMY, TOPS, are
WATER '
criumuntfirors
• large steiOrtamet,
HENRY H. COLtitat,
spit:ha? . Ed dean:tea:ear Smithfield St.
' - SUMMER RESORTS.
4.045.0"../. "NV
CRESS ON SPRINGS.
• Tris Payorite Summer Resort,
- -,
Situated on the Summit of the ALLEGHENY
MOPNTAINS, - 51,200 SP= ABOVE Tag
LEVEL. Of THlt .JtA. will be open for the re
ception of geeste on the 150 day of JUNE..
The buildings connected with the e4tabilshment
i
p
have been entirely renovated a 4 newly furnish
ed. Excursion Ti. pets hold by the Pennsylvania
Railroad, ay Philwitipbis. Rs sheen and Pitts
burgh, good for Hi.- season. 11 trains sto at
• ;reason. TY4UP URNinH ED •tYYTARES FOR
RENT. For further intorrestlOn. address
-
GEO W. MULLIN, PrOprietor,
- •
- -._ . _ Cresson Springs, cambria county, Pa.
jyso.sg.
STOCH TON HOTEI4
41 CAPE MAY, N. J..
Will opork on the 34th of JUNE. 1809. This
hotel has been erected within the past year, at
forda ample aocosnuPpl 'Mon for nearly one thou
aud mmata and la Punished equal to any of the
leading hotel, in the United litotes.
Par ;maw hOe. until then. address,
• PETER GARDNER. Proprietor,
No. 307 Walnut street' Phßodeligna..
teatklb,wirat
vsurrEii STATES HOTEL, •
CAPE MAY CITY, N. J.,.
wm-be Opened - tor - the season SATURDAY. May
Rath., In alt grit elate appointments, equal to
any end yet *Hording to families all the comforts
of a "loAtm. President want expects to visit
Cape May this season and will stop at the "United
B uttes. Address A ,
myll1:104 • ARON MILLER. Proprietor.
UPHOLSTERY.
HOLTZILiN m WIEDERHOLD.
21U. 100 Third Avenue ?
•
Upholsters aid Deafen in Curtain 'goads,
the attention of their friends raid the
s potlit,' to their Dwell fawned stock of
Lace and liottLepham outakis Vestibule
Lice., Damask Item terry's Mexican ClOtb,
Satin, Delanes, GUI Cornices, Gilt and Walnut
Mouldings, Spring Beds or superior make, Hair
Matruses (pure abate hilr)Pillows, Bolsters,
and everything pertelnitur to a first•ciass pea.
The latest Parts an Berlin designs:or Draperies
stlis inspealon or their customers. Pure white
.6witera tber.lesthera always on hand,
HO AN WIEDEREOLD,
NO. 100 TRIED AVENUE.
tryo:rxr ; _ -
UM
ICE! ICES ICE!
WEI. KREBS,
ICE DEALER,
No. 55 Diamond Alley,
irrTssunan, PA.
B. Orders &damned to W. llREBB,lllghth
wud. Allegheny. will receive prompt attention.
Wagons running La elttsburgh and Allegoeny.
utyle:110 '
FLOUR.
PEARL .KILL FAIIILY FLOUR,
17eatEL KILL Three Star Wean Brand. eQoal to
FRENCH FAMILY FLOUR.
This floor will ad, se seas oat when asps .
Ashy tweezed.
T"
AW . 11. SOIL L IELLITIVIIRAND.
• -
sasiLli - __mama whets ht. Louis.
Ssals 111LaND.
Equal tabu; olnc• VI
RITE ipten As . Jun ibis) coati Merl::
• •B. 2.'II3IIISDIt it 880.,
.ssueraensr.soree: V. ImIL •
cO4Id. VQ/CEI.
PIOALt
-D101(1401 4
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/6 STRW - AliT &CO
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No. 567 , LIBERTY STREET,
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CARPETS.
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We offer at Mtall. ftw THIRTY DA 1 s ONLY.
a One of New and Choice Pattern
English Tapestry, Brussels, ingraht,
• ' and Other Carpets,
AT LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION,
and our entire stock at prices which make It an
object to buy this month, as these goons have
wore! oeen offered so low.
Our Store will close at 15 P. until September
first.
.179:d&T
CARPETS,
Floor-Oil . Cloths,
341.492T"T" L' Q. ES.
AT. LOW PRICES.
We offer" many of out goindi inueh below Last
Spring's prices. Those needing goods in 'our
linecan save money by baying at once.
BOYARD, ROSE & CO.,
21 FIFTH AVENUE.
3714:0A
NEW CARPETS !
eTume, 1869.
We are now openlne an assortment unparalleled
In this city of PINEtiT
VELVETS BRUSSELS ISEE-PLYS,
Of qpr own recent importation and selettedfrom
eastern manufacturers.
IIIE:DIVIE AND LOW PRICED
I:N4G-.IR.ALENTS,
QUALITY AND COLORS,
An Extra Quality of. Bag Carpet.
, We Mt, new aelittot mow of the above et
GREATLY .REDUCED PRICES.
Aro. 51 FIFTH 4rE..rivz,
JeL2
OLIVER II'CLIATOCK & CO.
- HAVE JUST HEMMED A '
FINE SELECTION Cr
.IMUSSELS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
THREE. PLY AND -
INGRAIN CARPETS.
THE LA9sEsir ASSORTEST OF
WHITE, CHECK & FANCY
NUTTINGS; '
FOR SUMMER WEAR,
STOCK FULL IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
OLIVE mccuNTocK & co's.
WALL PAPERS.
W PAPIEM
WINDOW SHADE,
New and Handsome Desigrui,
No. 107 Market Street
Embracing a large and carefully selected Mock
of the newest delimit from the fINKST tiTextr-
ED °OLD to the CHEAPEST ARTICLE known
to the trade. All of whicli we ogler at prices that
will nay buten to ezmolnei - • ' •
JOS. R. HUGHES '& BRO.
mer~:rl
tVi r ALL PAPER!
THB OLD yiP Eipe s LE INA 1111 W
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T. P. IsmingAziva
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
' '492 iilowly Street,
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Maxi% lic. Ar mL W' Pan Vial
b renn e l t ai lik ti *I I I Imam ante
la a r ra! Chittha s " dosi
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CARPETS.
SPISCIAL SALE OF
McFMII - ,M).& COLLIES
No. 71 sad 73 MTH AVENUE,
(Stand Irfoor)
Window Shades,
The Vez7 Newest Hedges,
VERY EMPHRSOIt
11111110 BROS.,
IN THE CITY.
1E351
23 FIFTH ATHWITE
OF
NOW OPENING AT
(NEAR lIIPTH*VENUE;)
DRY 'GOODS.
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NEW SPRING 000ns
JUST OPENED,
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THEOBOBE F. pllinips' 2
87 Market Street.
Prints, iduslins, Dress Goods,
SHAWLS.
PULL LINE OP
SILK SACQUES,
Very Cheap.
SI. MARKET STREET. ST.
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C AIIR ILate n, Carr &
WHOLIISALS DRAT IS
Foreign and Domestic Dry Geode,;
No. 94 WOOD STESZT.
Tlard door olxpot Diamond snow -
PITTIiaIMeS. PL
WINES. LIQUORS, &c.
SCHMIDT & FRI.DAY,.i.
OF .
WINES, BRANDIES, GIS, g„,
, WHOLZBALE DLIIMERS
PURE < RYE WRISKIES,'
409 PENN STREET': • .
Rave. Remov*4 to
NOS. 41t$ AND 356 PENN,
Cor. Elementh St:, (formerly Cacial.)
Job
.0 EI. rime & co.,
Nos. IS% 1117, 789,191,183 and 196,
InEVZ terzzaT, rrrrsziuswi.
itarrupAnntaur3ll Or -
Copper Distilled Pure !lye Whiskey.'
Alio. dealers In YOSZIGN WThEB and
Qu()Rs. HOPS. ke. intd2I.IIIP
GLASS. CECINA. CIITLEIRY.
100 WOOD STREET.
NEW GOODS.
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_ VASES,
c 41 31 BOHERLIN AND CH/NA.
NEW. STYLES, -
DINNAGR SETS,
T.EA 5ET2, 4320 4 ,
crl I SMOKING BETS, U T %
A. large stock of
SILTER PLATED 6001)5
,r 4 , of all descriptions.
Call and examine our goods, and
feel satlsned no one need fall to be stated. 0 4 )
•R. E. - BREED & CO.
100 VI 000 STREET.
STCINE.
NIVEST CON11114:01‘ '
Ithichinek &Mai Works, _
Northwest corner of West Common. Aueighelay,
raztini I►Tlr4vraB & co.
Elsie on band , or i , otetre on abort notice Heartt
end Step anntesviLeds ibr Sideman, Brewer::
Varna. £d. Head and Tomb Stones. an.
nr,A4Nrl Tirnmptiv! owametoti. IMMO wmuinnabis.
DR.
winTnER ,
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11 7 1TEIVEEI TO • TREAT ALL
privatediseases. 1371anills In elt its forinsA '
tir diseases, and tee tifects - of Mutely
'completely eradicated; B PM:catarrhal or clemi,
nal Weakness end Iscipmency. • reetiltiag trot
self-abnie or other causes. and Vitch produce
acme of the following effects, as twitches, bodlks
weakness. indigestion. szonsulnlitimitArecrslonst,
..society. unmanliness , 'dread : of, evenft,
loss of memorY. Indolence, noctunsremtsalone,
and finally so promoting te sexua l
it 7 * stem as
render maatWo ansatistactort, thereto
Imprudent, are pennioenUy cu red..'•Persons
dieted with these or any other dellad tnoleati
gi v erarer tte Doctor a trial;
A particular Ettentlonplven to all Female corn
k
plaints, Lectuorrhea or Whites; Palling, intlatel '
meth's' 'Rs" - incloation of Lb* Womb, trouittal
Prangs. itinenorrhoes. Menorrimitia Diemen'
norrhoea, atitibterility or Bareness, are treats!
ed with tba greatest suoma
ft Is that a Watch's - who oonflue r i
himself etellisieely to the studyof a certain 'slag
of diseases and treats thousand. of eases eve
qbMturt atiptire greater skill lathat • sPecialts
ti one In gsueral practice.
e Doctor publishes's' medical Pamphlet is,
laPales teat gives tali exposition efeenereo
Private diseases, stat can be had tree atom &
or •nY 'ter two stamps, In sealed envelop,O
Peery sentence contains casta Dation to the sr
and them to determine the pin •
cue of slim comPlalu_,_te. •
The esiabillhment. Qom wea Wl*
Is Central. What it is P rma not ooliVenlent t.
visit a eity. the Doctor's opinion can be o
tune.* nog a written statement of the cas
and taedlelnescan be forwarded by malt or
press. In sumo lastaneese - however. a Verso '
examination is absolutely necessary. while
others dallyperstend attention- reoi hod, an
for the accommodation I fault ppEttents there
emottneets connected with the Otaptast , am to
Tided with every, rmullite that is calcip4m
promote recovery, including medleated - Yeti
bath& ail prescriPtlons .are prepared. la -
Doctor** own laboratory, seder hie personal so l
=n. kedlcat pamphlets at oMco• free, 01
lib? two stamps. No Matte r who ban
failed, reed what he MA House Maas. leg p
imps 31.10 umn,oro, 9wyti - 4
Wear Doarn /Dimmto cp A po k pa
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