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BREAKING IT GENTLY.
711011 THI GISIIIIAN OP GEMS.
The Count he was rldinglome one day,
But meeting his groom li,n the way—
" Where you:going; poor* l'w-said he, -
• 'And where - do you conielrenii isarwernie.•• •
"I'm taking metalline etitzetteitair, .._:'
And bealdestbene"a a boast I want to ta ke.' ,
"Totakeattem!einimisttliet r etnit.' ""ittiebtOnt, - ,• ,
Wbat are the Jolts at borne a bout 7. 1
i• • .. ~.1i.,.. 'l'. t ••- - ' ' 1 't:
”Not Eolith bait ttatiptrindj' ibe servant erAd4 - •
"Only your littlemotte dog is dead." , ~ ..,
''Do you telrmelniYilthful doe istead I
And bow did this,fiappen i't „the master salt 9 ,
"Well. void* bottnelholt frightn - d' j umped the
it_rt
. ,
• hound; _- fiver ,
and ther e
, , - • 4 ,
Then ran toilie and there , drownel.
"My tic biest....we l thw,stablea pr,dei. . „:
"What fthilitenen him?" 'the master cried.
~
• "Twin VibeilitfYretneniber -*ell,
Tour sou frtup-tifqbastie wlnona ieli"
"My son:tuip I bpp.e , he escaped with life, 1 ~
And Is tendeelt nnteinY ,
by my loving wilt. !'
• Alas legoo d t otiti . tese,has Passed away
For she 'dropped down dead where her de:stl son
"Why, rasa,in tithe Ol 'suet, trouble and grief,
AT , you not tingeare of tlitcastle, yob thiel?"
"The castle, ixonder;ibleb you mean!
Of yours burthe ashes ere now to be steia..i .1 ,
Al the wetcher slept, 10.for,I.Une direr, •
In a moniknt he-t, hair and her etotbea took bre.
` , Tbe rairde attinid be,r,blated,niitia ndLiltet
And all the household _have perisned Init. • ',
And otthem isli"fatelPplired Mt, me;, ',.- .. '.
Thus aentlx.tribtriL file LVTO.AO thee."
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1 4P BE
, .
the
-Otte
grin4risan 11A8 a P° P
watiOn °
2,500
INSIME
-49,1684tneirimaki:s up our standing
armyL, -0 ,, 4- - - • •
—Butter Qells cents a pound is
Texas.. •
—P. T,A3arirl le:Writing 0 new life
of hjinke , '
'
—2" ; ;1") to ver
,(tr. P. R.) teems
with hidaea: .
—About four , thousand, people are now .
at Long Branth. .•••••,' •
tfillitii, ills; coining place for
the 14;1M:tient.. •
—A Garman izt -Cincitthati drank too
inuch'iohrividerand died.
—Tiikliiioepible family record hat
set apart . for d forces
—Chicago; modestly puts clang to _
be the fittliteCtMitsa of till nation. ,
--,0 *44 , , op tair_t to get , capital.
jaiktn . )40 ft!ib* a iil'e°4 s lseol3°
During colo re d.
ulingtliell4t fog years the
POpuiatlon of Texas has deereased. tan
• ' •
-=lt isadmitted that . the visit of the
Harvard boa; crew srennd , will end
in arrow. • : .-: • , ,
—V r eimarit wool dealers: are abandon ,
40? tiPny at Pres
...llarit.Twain Caws to twtkittfore
long:: Io othirb- . , , w9rda-bz •i s about. to.
225.000 poxiida:,A,..tdol from New
d7COlorado are ;awaiting ship
311tit-01;11afeiidan.'Ll xs
Peabody tbinl a' that too much care
for,enter Aigyiy,iamade in public library
buildings and e9/ 1- ehea...
New Op#ras are rapidly appearing in
the old World.- 'Yew, of them will find
osiinitrY.
Whiskeyyuse been manufactured in
Cineinnati out of filthy; garbage, but, the
piecess,. does not pay-1M yet.f
rejoices, ina Woman's Pro
teetitreVidon, which has for object tiik
benefit of.all working iemalei.
Coming through the Ityc—two ship
roads' 'of,servant girls •to !New York,
throuillx , , , t4Miket onti4, l 3 , Xe. ,
..,Totiekih - Kansas, is,te have, an iron
'bridge • =Mit the Kansas river, worth
$100.000 5 to be paid in city bonds.
Ifacific Railway office at
Omaha aViiragesnier one ithousand
lan( per. day:in. gold on ticketsales. ,
-`~: The Printere ' tlnion,of Washington,
has agreed toriet in" twenty spondees,
some of whom will be oolared , boYe.
- advertising hog,. or one. bristling
with an '
enterprising merchants' hand
bills qiikaat looseoi a Kansas City idea. ;
raceS,are the sensations of the
hour in Omaha.= The geese , are harnessed
to tubsiin whictillin' contestants sit and
* vo.
C l ar k defines true educe
tionaaa,proper understanding 7(if those
lidigiinvelved in 'red life, andlin right
iql.KelseY; of the Ottewa, Kansas,
UninAsity.lias , been expnrimenting with
olauCcess•in tree planting on the
c -1,1 •
Pr.P 114 1 4
WTTLDcl.ol.o,Atitte*Piii; td the contrary, .
- - ,;thellkkient , ...Pociiloll l 4 o .44;iniitainP the
iieOtiMlott'4?f 10-intone or the hest laid in
~T-4111 1% 9P*, of *hite
s are much in vogue- by Young sentlemen
I- They are cool and gen
gatriltpc,c6iiitie^:.." iYtt k I;
ea me{ the P 4144841
latunirhaa-temPirremed-ho -diiiPoilng of
WOilan'iiheta be lo T ed, - ,
.40ZIONr;Ivia.:Ategigila
'-amt - sobial ;pesiticre:7titid lave;
c d ! ).
P/e!.lv*riiiiVlikes;
. 414 . 4 City,
--, "it° , wniinftirea adinleslon , into , the Ali;
lettheny (inelifiliett*O ttei l
0 '
\ midi& .
V—) .liOttwent, thutullaldmmiPants anly
flitA?*tshOg .Jo f ituoil-,lst to Jilt
4 - fq x 44 4 ; :114e4tha*id,; ' 0 0 :0Y ing
wl)Me3 01# to #4e- -Fatted
lAtater.
• . 46iti t toidiiirtitizeti Of giverhilli
fhb ktgeib to pleasurn St rending his
own name among the Slain, hermit cps.,
meraorated - bltbetoldiers' Monumeittif
:4440Z •
r.r•T• kik ) "o'4l htiiio" 'of the South
have congregated at White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia, where a goodly num.
berLocbeautiful ,Southern ladiesare als9
solotMglIg•
-.4 cumber of New Yak capitaliata 4
have formed a tontiany for laying
Aluelrittsitable from,that City to Eurppe.
It will be operated with a nevily-inveited
"sounder instrument."
—The sea serpent story, ilk again going
the romidiof
of the GAZETTE printed some eighty
-three yearspagetpOliliteli itr zifi4
clever old sensation reyive„d..
--Detroit ofers one ihausan dollars
premium to any person who will start a
cotton or wool factory irithateity, cape , '
ble of eritimoyite.ii) hands. - Sturgis.
Michigan, offers a, premiitp of fbar times
the amount: for such- a i establishment
there.
The , deed of , every lot in- the new
town of Brooklyn, Morgan county, 111.,
contains the provision that the purchaser
shall never permit thi'sale of liquor on
the - premises on the penalty of forfeiture
of the., estate.. ;A novel temperance idea, ,
but will it bold watery
--A writer giver thei following , clear
and concise - fxplanation of the phenome
non of a lady's-bitishf "The mind corn•
mnnicates with the 'Centre ginglion;,the
latter, action through the brain
and facial nerves, with the organic nerves
in the face, with which,it branches alTi
culate." , • •
DEBILITY IN CHILDREN.
,
Misehiefa Of overtaxing Children in
skchooi—Disease and : Death. :
At the recent meeting of the Wisconsin
State Medical Society, a paper was read
by Dr. Waterhouse, of Portage. City, on
the subject of Debility in Children, espe
cially with reference to the evils of over
taxing children in" oily, schools`,` the '
_, feats
,
.and suggestions of whiti; were, deemed
so valuable that a resolittion . Wati adopted,
requestingltS general public ation , by the
press, for which:Purpose it has • been re
vised by_ the Author, - :We copy . a few
passages:
_ "In our, coon schools of, the present
day—everywhere; brit melt, especially in
cites and the larger villages, Where , the
best teachers are. sought. and generally
obtained—every inducement, every incen
tive that esti:ow - devised and brought to
bear to , stimulate and encourage .study is
faithfully; and riersistently The
: consequence is thattrany of our brightest
and best children of front six- to ten years
of age are performing more study, more
, mental labor f than most:et the. busij/ess,
rnen, or more than their teac_l4ere- ant
aware that many children are sluggish
~temperament, And will, bear and seem to .
-require great u,:rengJo - gettitein to learn;
yet,...witki- Many, of:this claisi, it hi their
'rapid growth *st. - takes, avoie their en.'
ergy, and evens6ll42 lb
.sttidie; - , and,
; consequently, you must fall to get them to
, learn much until '" they cease to grow so
rapidly;',,er; if *On sucCeediin, getting
study, out of them; yon induce anemia: .
What else can you expect!' You. cannot
get more from 'the blood than • there 'Ulu
it; and since the blood must supplynonr ,
isnment to the brain; and the body and
all its organs, for their growth. besides
repairing the waste of all their exertlons, ,
it follows that, whenever• you tax that,
fluid beyond its income; anemiais the
result.
"For the purpose of illustrating this
matter more perfectly than I could other
wise do, I describe the case of a bright,
intelligent girl of about twelve'years, of
age, of good form and of, previous.good
health 4 who began :early in January :last,
to.dechne in health and strength, She
had cold feet' and•hands,> andweak pulSe, uni
versal paleness of. the skin; the lips and
tongue were absolutely while; and dizzi- -
ness on rising frOin a recumbent posture,
Welling of,the feet in the after part cd'the
day, the effect of grairitation.:; Doi blood
vessels, being too weak to carry the blood
upward, or even support, for any length
of time, it natirallygravitates away from
the head to the feet. She had, constipa
tion.,;palpitation 'of the heart upon_
slight exertion,and general muscular pros
tration. Upon questioning` the parents
as to the_ history of the case, it appeared'
that she had been attending School) from
the beginning of the-Winter term, bad
studied.' hard; and learned well, in all the
'brinchei usually taught'in the city =High
Schobl, and shotving good qualities in
music, she had 'been pressed forward rap
rAtili in that; and, in addition,, she. was a
-good'reader, and bad 'been in the habit of
reading after her lenions in music and
'otherwisebooks and _papers ad Übituin.
' After a careful scrutiny of the case, and
finding no localdisetuie, nor other ration
al cause for the =moils, I- came to the
'conclusion that ' , it was from overtaxing
the brain. Sher was accordingly ; taken
from school; and her music and ;refuling
considerably restricted.: Gave her , prep
%notions ofiron, and she rapidly improved'
and finally recovered.
'-'"Anotlier girl of about ten years , of
age, a sprightly,: brilliant child high.
wrought, nervonittempeniment, of good
forth and-of previdus: good - . health began
about two years ago:to. Wive convulsions
or epileptiform, spasms;% The shild wee
attending- school and learning fast,
deed, excellingutost 9i the other childrew!
- of her age. On. examination, there at•-:
peered indtgeetion end moderate antemia,• l
`with-functional , torpidity 9f Ake/liver and
bowels. /, -.The 'Convulsions „were -eon
trolled. by-cWorofortac,oll • of turpentine,
oil of amber, itc.,,an.d the chilaviafitaiten
, from school, and stlo Sorter trounle oc
curred.- until ..the:Jusxt , term of _1
-when indlmtionciontoncittillehelagain
Jtad convuUmis .otintr.nef l ed
as beforevbut f ewingtuathe-entreaties : or
thethildistus was to centittue
school; -and:: notwithstrituling -the .AttOrt
carefttl !regulations ofdlet zand.•the
.Miniitration of tonics,:; the ~convulsione
continued itartrweek.ito. week ..until she'
wsarcourved•frOm. school, and bet study
end*Cadingrestrictedi.when the ootregr-'
sdontl , bessedvandsincethat date; aVelicif
rectum' term:lei-school, the, child lab
• lieen , allowesi to, Attempt-study, and each ,
time hadi lett= of indigestion andcon.
Araildssesi y i .. E$ T J '
"Anotberi , of about: twelve, „years of
of:beelyV mamma .tentperaznentj .
rather ittlk,anduf 'delicate frame - a:kilobit.%
stitudon, became t during • sun school
tersx;amsressdessansemie;- had indiges..'
'don With *flit •. 'concomitants; and
irr addition, rievel / cheroot (Elt. Vitus's
'Dance;) This cbi dinn ;being Aitken from
-School and; treated .tavpreparations of
bismuth and ironorecoveredwen. '
• "And thus this list might be extended
indefinitely, and include persons of all
PITT S B Ultqll ,GAZ ETTE : WEDNESDAY, JULY 21,
,1869.
ages; and though I believe it zsis not fie
frequent in males as in feniales t yet it is
very often seen in boys, and not nnfre
qnently in. ministers aud other proles
siorial men eddicted to hard study. It is
not pretendedthat all children who go to
school, Or even a majority, are thus
taxed - beyond their capacity; but* - I am
confident there -zee' more- - .of -such cases
among us—especially among the most
promising children—than - people are gen
erally aware of. , An:vole of the brain,
itself, is believed to be by- far the .most
frequent cause of the convusions of chil
dren and others; and considering the
effect of gravity on the column of blood
in an a p temic person in-- the upright
ppsture, and the fact that the skull
is. a close cavity, and exactly
Eked by its appropriate [structures when
tft' blood /vessels are fall, it is evident
that the effect •of any drain upon the
11E ins downward, or failure in the arteries
to carry tie due amount upward, must be
to form i'vacuum, and a consequent sus:
pension, for the time being at least, of all
the functions of life. The individual is
Eid to be feint, and eithei fails or is laid
own, and the force of gravity thus di
, uted as much to the head as to other
parts, the brain-is again supplied with its
natural stimulant, and the fainting is over.
In view -ro t all. this, the wonder is, not
that we have so many cases of the various
low forms of brain diseases—such as
softening, tubercular, meningitis, hydro
cephalus, insanity, idiocy, &c.—but that
we do not have more of it.
"The natural pride of parents in their
children them, in many, cases,
into
over - anxiety to have them excel in school,
Or fear, in other cases, that their daugh
ters may not properly finish their educs
tion, music and other accomplishments
' before the time arrives- when they will get
married; 'which period, now-a-days, is
placed a number of days earlier than it
formerly was, or' ought to be. These , .
•combined with the uppermest thought in
the American'mind, that the best interests'
of their children and their _country de
mand that every exertion should be:
made to hasten and perfect the education
of the rising generation, then the industry
and ambition of teachers to excel one'
another, and , please the patroin of the
schools, and their laudable desire, in the
general interests of education; to advance
their scholars with the greatest possible
speed, as well as their particular pride in
the brightest and most apt ones—all this,
though'well for the interests of education
in general, had the inevitable tendency
to overtax a'ceilain class, just as any law,
adopted ', foe - the general good, will bear
heavily; on Certain individuals, so in this
ease in the general anxiety anti exertion
to educate children, many of the best
ones are killed or ruined in health.
"I am satisfied that many of those sor
rowful-lookinir, sickly, hy,,stericky females
.and others, afflicted with dyspepsia, con
samPtion, rickets, &c., &c., may date
their lois of health back to their school
daye, *hen they, either voluntarily or by
compulsion, were too many hours getting
too many and toolong lessons.
am Confident that many cases of
' anaemia in - children, from over taxation
'in school go on ,tmrecognized, and are
I perhapeattributable
eq to liver complaint or
some ether ual'vague local disease,
end treated in ar methods, from allopathy
down through 'homoepathy, hy_dnipathy •
and every other pathy, and patent fliedh.
eines, from wizzard oil to. Townsend's
sarsaparilla,while the real cause is allowed
to continue to operate until the child is
past recovery. '
, ‘ln nearly every group of children I
meet on their way to or from school, I
notice one or more of these arnmics.
The pale face, the whiteilips, the bony
fingers, the sober and car worn aspect,
are notto be mistaken • and I know very,
well that this or that child is going to, fail
before the term closes, unless the pressure
of study is diminished. Bat,. says the
parent or teacher, or both, the child is
not getting exercise enough in the open
air. So, in addition to overtaxing the
brain, the muscular system is now put to
the test, and the child is plied with every
inducement to extra play, long walks and
the like; and the diet is regulated, per
haps, tq a strictly, vegetable basis—and
then Intrable dietut the child perversely
continues to get worse."
. -Parents and teachers are often not as
watchful nor thoughtful as they should be
in regard to the amount of mental and
muscular exercise a child, is performing.
Parents of ordinary judgment ought to
be able to see—when a child is attending
school and . progressively declining in
strength and activity, and without other
rational cause for such decline=that the
child is undergoing exhaustion, more es
pecially if the child is a precocious one,
and growing rapidly, and at once limit or
suspend altogether its study at school, its
reading,' music, or other mental exercises
at home.
The teacher in the school room stands;
-or o u ght to stand, as the 'representative of
the parent, Tor the time being, and if the
trust confided to him to educate be a sacred
one, that of guarding the' health is not
leas so, and he ought to be sufficiently
acqiininted,With`physiological laws and
the Operation of cause and effect, to be
able to recognize the different effects of
study on different pupils, and honest and
humaneenough to lim it or suspend it
from these that are failing. '
If it were a gnention* to be decided,
',whether the health or education must
suffer, even then the formermust be pre-
served at , the expense of the latter ; , but
there' is no'auch• alternative "presented' as
.ti rule . lf 'yoti . will have patience and
_watt till the child has passed the period
of rapid groWthi, there' will- be time
'enough, midi - the individual will Perfcinn
mush more study in a given time; ' , With
more profit, than: at any time prevfotilly.,
:It is mjr - hiffief'that a' ti me
of Oer.
bist and moat promising ehildriii are: tar-,
'eying oh toa‘at.zny branehea, are staid Ying
too many hours tn the day, and:too many
Eziya in thily&F,lifidlhat it is the duty of
,parents, tenchint-Physitians and `school ;'
officers to consult each -other Oftener than
'they do inlegaid to this - subjent, ,,, to" the
end that our. schools ,may subleive: the"
great end designed in - their 'establishment,
with a admitture of evils •
P ‘ swrovFicziare-estAblialied at DUDS"
port,washlikton minty, and William
Bryson appointed IN:Atwitter, on . route.
West Alexander to Independenie.
other office is, established at Do - lingvalef
,Teffereon.wrinty; Pa., and JosephsßrOtt&
'ssad appointed Postmaster. , IXitifeen Jet.
'fejson line and Revnoldville 'Stars-War
`ten 0 oonntf;aTostotilee is re:estibliehed,
and Chsrlet4. - Carr appointed 'postmas
ter. • =
TT re ckamedihat the . Peruvian, of the
Canadisuline,sat Quebec, his just made
the quickest passage across the At3atitic
on record, havbig,. been five:: &Ws, eight
hoUrs and forty uunuteif in going from
laud to land.
erAB FiXVMEB
WELDON, ta. 6EL.14, • •
lianzanturen and Wboinsile Dealer to
Lamps, Lanterns,, Cbandetiers,
AND LAMP GOODS.
Also, CARBON AND LUBRICATING GILA
AZFENZEKM,
,
No..l.47_Wood ) tp 4 pol.
se9al22 , Between 6th I.Dd , 6th Avenue..
b merely placing the name of the fruit the
can contains opposite the_pointer and sealing in
the customary manner. preserver of unit or
good housekeeper will nse any other after once
_seeing 14, - mh2s
CHIMNEY TOPS: dt&_
WATER PIPES,
- OEUDINET TOPS
Al2.neuNnmat,
HENRY H. cbitavis,
apl4:bl7 Ad Avntie. nem Sthltbtleld ISt.
GLASS. CHINA,- CUTLERY.
100 WOOD EtTREET.
NEW GOODS.
FINE VASES,
BOHEMIAN AND CHINA, "
NE* 5T71,1,
DLNNtaI SETS,
TEA SETS,
GIFT Cllrid,
ShtIOICLI , Te SETS
A 1;1:
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SILT= PLANED GOODS
of •il deseriptiorak
Call and emusdne our gond., and we
feel satisfied no one need Fa4 .. .t.0 • ,be suited.
.
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100 WOOR STREET.
UPHOLSTERY.
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No. 100 Third Avenue,' . •
Elpholste!s and Dealers in Curtain Goads,
. . .
Ditert the attention of their friends and the
public to their finely assorted stock of
Late and Nottingham earthing Vestibule .
Laces, Damask Reps. Ferry's Mexican . cloth.
Delanes, Cornices. - 611t and. Wairiut
Mouldings, Spring Beds of superior make; Hair
Matrasses (pure white hair.) Pillows. Bolsters,
and everything pert.inlng to a drst•class• bed.
The latest Perle and Berlin designs for Draperies
atthe Inspection or their customers. Pure whi te
Eastern *how Feathers always on hand.
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NO. 100 THIRD AVENUE.
iambs • •
FLOUR.
PEARL MILL FAMILY FLOUR
PEARL atiLL Three Star Green Brand. e41a4114
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nits Flour Will only oe tent out weed eirpe
tab • ordered.
PEARL RILL BLUE BRAND,
F.iguzl to beet Bt. Lola.
PEARL KILL RED BRAND, ,
• 'Equal to best Ohio flour.
W SITE COSH FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.
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PITTSSIIRGS, PA.
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Wagons:mining in Pittsburgh and Alegheny.
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..„ . ,-!
:- irloo . Oil ;Cloths,
mAartgeriv 71-
Window Shades,
AT IJOW..PR-ICES.
We offer many of oni ioods mach,below last
eprlng's prices. Tbose needing Foods in our
Mine can save money by buying at once.
BOVARD, ROSE & CO.,
21 FIFTH AVENUE.
1914:d&T -
.TI7I.NY. 1200.
SPEOI4L SALE or
C AR .PE,T.-7.-5....
• We offer vs Retail, for TEMILTT:DATS ONLY,
a line ot . New and pholee ?totems ,
. .
English 'Tapes f*,.: Ingrd%
and (PllLer Cartes, • -
AT LESS THAN COST OP• IMPORTATION,
'and, our entire stock at prices which make It an
object to but, this month, as these cocoas have
'never oeen offered so low.
Oar Store will close at 5 P. M. until September
= • , .
MeFpLAND & mum,
so. 11 and 70410TH :11V-RiUrft
. (,24ebainei)r)..
NEW,''CARPETSI‘
jAzti.e.;,11369.
We are now opentnx saassortment unparalleled
in this city of Fumes
VELVETS',BRUSSELS THEE-PLIS,
T he TM ?fewest Desi g us,
Of Oar owe- reein initortstlon and solectedfroilm
eastern manufacinirers. • •
-.
MEDIUM ' AND LOW 'PRICED
ITVEir ' AIENS,
VERY RD - PERIM ; •-
QUALITY•AND COLORS;
An Extra < :Quality of Rag Carpet.
We are now !iertlnn nanny of the above at
GitEATLI BEDi~CED ; PRICES.
, .
Al 9 ellllll . BIOS., -
.lib. 51 FIFTH .1114.411 E,
~,
OLIVER M'CIANTOCE & CO.
HATE lIJ T BECEITED A
FINE SELECTION OF
atutriiszLs,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
FLEE PLY AND
INGRAIN CARPETS.
THE, LLBOINFA I SSOBT/lIFST . OF .
•
WHITE, CHECK & FANCY
NA,TOUNIGS,
TOR SUMMER WEAR,
IN Tga - cwrir.
• TOC,K .Fpll IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
OLIVER McCIXSTOCIt & CO'S.
23 PIPIT( AVEMTE
WALL PAPERS
' I OV ALL 14 !; 11 j 1 E".,.. Z ll3l .
• •
• ,
WINDOW SHADES,
New and '111***0; I.
.•
' INOW OPENING 4T
No. 107 .Mawket -Strteel,'
-ABEL , . I
ie t abialitiii. sleet! and eitreirly selected stock
the iiiiiiredeshittiftdde
()Ott tcitheVEIkAPIODARYIOLD known ,
to the trade. • ADdri•rtdelVtraeffer it peteestd7‘
' lllll Pa , :to ,r5: 1 7- 1. 11 2 . 44 .1?—el •
JOEL ) R:111I011.13fit & BRO. •
•
irta 0111'04 wittrutil,
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11E71 -IVAIL' , PAPNIC S.
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ertAdel 43Q0DIMAINDIVING DAILY. lob.
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trreet, near Lillii:i:iiiitizioi:
•Al s.ottianStjaeseng• women* os 4,
Mie zta l 11 4 ALR l lat t iM ehl
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wa dl b•• gla foilialkW 8.....M_., cub
in
the = ten ,= T erais nail" Csitifilione
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O•RR MCCANDLESS & 00.9
4Late Wilson. Carr f Co.)
WHOLICULLM DEALX,EB
libreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 1143 1 70010 =RAZZ ;
Turd floor aims Piazoontr f oll i
H. PA,
.Bmul Mats6E,Ts.
i~~iNN~iiN wNJ MMni' _fl.
CRES4ON SPRINGS.
' , Lis Favorite' Summer Resort,
11limited on the • Summit Of ttie ALLEGHENY
MerNTAINS, 2,200 AkI•YVE THN
LEVEL OP THE DEA, will- be - open - for there.
ception of ,guests on the lath-,nay of JUNE.
The buildings connected with the establishment
have been ea tirely.renovated and newly tarnish
ed. Excursion Ti. kets told by the Pennsylvania:
Railroad, at Phll.4tlphia. Harrisburg and Pitts
burgh, good fOr - th. season.' All trams *Mop at
trresson. 'Ts% O_FURNIt4HRG COTTAGES PQR
BENT. For further inlormation, address' •
GEO W. MULLlN,.Proprietor,
Ct isson.Etprings, Cumbria_Pa.
jy5:lC7
STOCKT-ON ,:HOTEL,
CAPE MY, N. J..
Will open on the . 24th of JUNV.I669. Ttla
hotel has been erected within the bar: year. af—
fords =pie accommodation tom near.youe %holl—
and guests and Is furnished equal to any of the
-leading hotels in the United Mates,
For terms, c.. until then, address,'
lo
PETER GARDNER, Propiletor,
No. 31 . :Walnut street', Philadelphia.
1e2;k15-wrm
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
CAPE MAY CITY, N.j.,
Rill be opened for the season SATURDAY. May
519th. In all drat class ap•wintmente, equal to
any and yet aßortling to tarn Wm all the comforts
of a Arm. President, tinuat expects to visit.
Cape May ibis season and w,ll stop at the “United
States." Address.
tar2i:)94 AARON MILLIp, Proprietor..
... -..... ......... ................,
OFFICI. Or CITY ENOIWISH. AND Straiilriros, i .
• Pittsburen. July JO . pap.-
pTOTICE.—The Assessment for
the Boardwalk on o.lmatreei (Bloomfield)
m Main street to the Ih•rituctivanla Railroad,
is now ready for Exantination. and can be Seta
at this office until WEDNESDAY, July Stet,
when It will be returned to the City Treasnrer's
office for collection., H. J. MOOSE.
jylo:m2_ I ..- . City Engineer.
RIF - MECCA - .STILEETNOtice
is hereby given that the undersigned. BD
pointed viewers to assess damages and benetta
for opening ftebtee • street. First' ward. Alle
gheny, Dom Craig to federal street: will meet
on are, premises to attend to duties of their ap
polnubent. on WELMWSDAY, July 22d,
at 4 o'clock F. at.
JOHN RAMSEY,
A. HO 20 iN.
A. M. MAJISHALL.
QEDGEWICK STREEM—The
17 undersigned.. appointed to assess damages
and benefits for opening Se.'gewlek street, Sixth
ward. Cite of Allegheny,-will meeton the Drew
lees on illl DAY. July 93d. 1809:ut 4 o'clock
P. Jd., to attend to duties of their - appointment.
. T J.MFRMANN.
LEoNARD WALTER,
THOMAo SMITH.
BEI
ROM
OFFICE OP THE •
CONTROLLER 01 , ALLEGHENY COUNTY-PA..
Jui
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ti.E &LED PROPOSALeI be.ieceived az this
office until 29d inst., inclusive, for the erection
of s new WOODEN STRUCTURE at the Eridge
over Stree.'s Run, at ,Risher , s Mill, on the
EnzabetbtoWa Road. on the line between Bald
win and Minna Townships.
Plans and specitications'ean be seen on appli
cation. • . • •
Sy direet!on of the Counti Coromitsforiers.
HENRY- LAXBERT,
Controller.
jy . :lS3'd&Tl
PROPOSALS. ." •
ewe"
ICOTICE TO ENIGEIE - BILTLD•
Elte.-ThiPaled Proposals wilt be received at
the office of CITY WAT• U up to Au
gust 6th. 1869. tor ONE *Tir..l6 tYLINDER
26 'inches dlameter-and.B root stroke, one pump
10 inches diameter ard 8 tott.strvke Engine
and Dump to De-erected and put in sueceserti
operation In i be et:Otter:Mist atthe Loy er Ewan,
bectford foram,
p .
17 JOSEPII PRENCII, Superintendent.
carNTENIJEfiI TO TREAT . ALL
. :rivate diseases:llMM' in all its forms, all
arYalaeacee, aud_tueedetts of mercury are
eomplotely eradicated; hpennatorrbea or pew
nal Weakness - and lmpotenel, re 5119,1 14 from
aelftwittuseor-ottier tanses.l and which soot:Metz
acme of thelouowlng erects, as Mottoes, bodily
wesitnest. Indigesrion, consumption: forertion to ,
loelerg,‘ numanltness, dread of. fawn events,
1011 k %n.mor lodolence ‘ nocturnal, emlsaitme,
and tin prostrating the sexual system 10 so
render ?rime' wasatbitactory. eau 'Matron
Imprudent. ure .pensteee,W.l7: eared. Persona ef
,lll"ted with thesa t or r m *Meg delicate: :utiles*"
'or. long StaaMpg eo atonal oonwielnt &GAM
• o f rt e Door a ;
to We. -
- 4. 4 1 k uealernottentiouitiveo to allitemale 0012.
Distrito. YeD(10711011 or Whitet, Tailing; beam
mation or-theerinloit or the , Nifointt, Mantis,
lofurillev Ameilamthoutai.Xenorrtogist:
worilioes. wad bterilltror,Barrenuess, ere, treat.
tad with th e easiest sebum'
It ts selrorldeattbare gdigstelab who confines
self exclulvelf tit t io lgultolirertiln aims
r e ar iseases and treats. eistues p eases e'er,
o f
aelultugreaterskillla that specially
Ansa onetggewsralsowcaktu.:, - •
• tgbil •Doot9:2 3 l eflee -a lastuaa 'jAmphlet of
and Pee n Met Te44:2lll'elgiositlon 01,01010411
private si that boa be bad free maim
or by mail -LOT twostans. Amsted envelopes.
Mom aft atesoreat lastruetkin to the, af.
/14159, anaettab eft iweltiourninti the pre.
nature -eatz atani"Mi taii
fi.-I:rita:.../abasametzm g teti •
rooms, Is antWal. Is mote orodiest to
t the eity. la* cmtitioalcan beob.
Wool Or giving Lateittaa statement of the ease.
end nee ea as Dorworded IFt =WI or ex
muter liogiover, $ perSolloa
es air o 9 4=ghoeuately aceateari.,-wbile
personal ettentlon es eel:mired; Add
the mum sem Same am are
==emumetadeltaebe ceshatrioro
erery „rewash* that Is Otte to
Demote' seeprerW eroof
•batku.LA Mt. oreeerfotlour Attle Orland t.. 411
D4C191 0 1 mem 1ae0f14017.. three Mil_icrsonal en-
Doevidoo. xedipat paMph_ets at emoe - free, or
by mail ftrt• row etemos.Auo *atter Mho bey*
fatted;amtwhat tuLlayikejLlAS i
M. Mlt Hoare t
Ofllee,No. 9
inioir *u r n n0n....' P/MlRlnnea
=NM
ngEtoigAniAL.Lits
• 113 /4" 138 TO 4 4)9 / 1 •1 ,
BY DittleaB3TB EVEBYWEBRA.'
del;blossirr
DRY GOODS.
Ul -
ASSESSMENTS,
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