:fie littssh* &aitttt,
THE TWO WAIL
. ;
',Twos Babattif. roo f with clang On clang,
; - A deafening (MO church bells yeast_
The day for penance and for dole--
lor sackcloth and all ashen sonl— -
Bolted my htldhood learned In fear.
And forth I fared. with mcod, severe,
Clad In ul soberest and beat.
-,. :WWI God's own world tolteep his Reit.
'Through orchard,-Beld and-wood I pitted. •
Rasping a dry thought: solemn faced.
Bat suddenly —"WAAL is ibis ,?'! I thottirlit,
Earth keeptiabbath al ate ought ?"
• And looking round about, I sought
time comrade With-me,'on,hlV way,
In woeful weeds to drape the day.
—MI r attire given o'er to glee! '
Igo psalms, no dirge, no minor kelt t,
Etch gra,s• blade nodding to the res
Al one who knows a hidden lest. ' -
The thrush, still hurrying. loud and gay,
Anand the lost thread o a l on g ay;
- ' chasing. as he fags , •
Tne hoeing rlpple'oUtila song . • . •
The giddy blue•bttd flits and sings— _
A bit of azure sky on wings_
_. _
..- ' DOl,lll the treoutrunks the atutdowa trace
The tremble of their dWM g lace:- • •
Tre drli Ong apple:blossoms meek
-, Brush their whilteltisteir-by my itheek;
The bobolink,bubbles Wier with else • ' . .:.
In tuniblingi headlong melody; • ,
- ' And srom-the'eat.bird,s hedge is sent ..
' ! - Ells quick, IAW *lanai° of content.
In d o wer.l choral symPtiottY_ . • -.'
Of and bird and waving tree,
And hippy sky and laughing a.n.
;•
I found In holy woe flot one• gloom,
—!Save 01113,.-througli the churchyard
' Returning. at anew tilde tomb •
;.' A bitter monnilir..black.irraye.made,
Whom foolstn , topes had faithless
Wept the lost_angel anda wed •
-• 1 As though ner soul— Orid—were dead.
Rim only; and, as evening fell,
• , - An owl, that Fought sow- mate as well.
Was booting from his hollow tree —
Will none be doleful now with me. •
Willnone with me
gad
penance do?"
t And stilt he hootd: • W ?—who." who ?"
' —E. IL Ililit., lathe neptember Ga'axy.
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EPHEIERIS.
—Dickens'
.heilth is restored: -
' —New York Is unusoially healthy.
r --Chas. Snmner his been: Out fishing.
—Mexico has provided Texas with an
..,. •
opera troupe threat
. - ,,
—4 politica temperance..party
1 ens in Oregon. ~': - ,
; --lowa lies &' fsnrfeit of grasshoppers
`..and • mad dogs. •.
—The Philadelphia Bulletin publishes
'.. a prayer fot rain. - , , , one to
• _
:• -1-Tom andlirs. Thumb have g
California overland. -
said to he a fine
--Sneak thieving is
1 business in Brooklyn.. _ 1
—Floridshas done hetter with , cotton
.
this year than ever before. 1
k —One hundred houses were recently
.--, built in Duluth in sixty (lava.
i —3lai.ue
.expects to export $20,000
worth of blneberrieithis year.
,`• —Twenty-one -millions- of gallons of
...1 water is what Chicago uses daily. -
•.!.k In lowa. gophers find the
go
in
the cemeteries fine platei to go fol- I ' .
. ~....,.: --Cronoti il ifisiang on tile ,, river "'Pie
.
i is said to be a firat r elase,amuseme nt.
—Slovenliness' Is not.•good i and aura.
dent cause-for Aivoree in,St.'l.l e
ouis. _
The California
,Goldin :40 halts : e
. - ...
' 3 ; statically about Elsa Anna Dickenson.. .'• ,
: .
: —ln Hamburg artificial butter is made
out of beef tallow. It is sold mostly in
1 England. '
'•
'... I --A jackall was recently captured at
''•• Ayr, Scotland, and no one knows, bow
.. . . _
it got there. , . ,
' •,., ''. A Glouceier Teasel recently contain
' led twenty three . •thonsand pounds of
fspoiled fish. :-
—Tennynon is azdCto he negotiating
'''. :••' l , with Dore. for • the illustration .of some
more of hisworksL ) -.' 5 1 •
--France has 60,000 hunclaba#s, and
• I Dr, Poggiolf thinks he could straighten
• ';', them all by ,elsetridty. _7
-,
•• :tl —A Boston church is so elegant as to
-'-' ~ have substituted sponge cake for bread '
.. ; , 7 at the communion table. .
--Miss Fanny Stockton has married an
iron merchant-in Philadelphia, and her
';', imam now is Mrs. Smith.
'''' —ln Indiariapoils there is objection
madeto the employment` of white -teach
:. ars in schools.for colored children,
'.
", •• : —3lr. W. E. Gladstone has . bought a
Tills on the'Rhine, in the . neighborhood
of Sweet Bingen and of the .Lotelei.
-,..•_._; —30,000,690 is at;thet it would coat_
t i to remove the Naticrnal Capital, and St.
, •.: -...Louis is by no means the place to move,
.. .
it to. , , •
—The naval harbor of Eiel, in Beiges
wig, is being deepened so as tosvlmit the
most powerful, of - the --North German
-. 3 fleets.i of Get
- ' `: '-' '. •
~
—The Roman datlicilic'llishop .
~.. many and Austria -ire to holdacenfer
once at Fulda, beginning 'on - the Yet of
3 September.- - - , .
' I —Philadelphia tidriks of e stablishing b a
:1 line of str eet - sprinklers,,,to t go Up and
,
down the hed,Of, the, Schuylkill, turning
i• . :t., in the Fairmount resetnir. ,1, i :
'• ' : :-:; ,..1 : -, :•:24 .In Chleago when the market begins
' : ' '::,'. • .:: 1 , -to fall, the:*ol4ol:idg* to Bet fi re: to
•,:,: • ..::''':. their storeft.aed.hern them lIP- , -The Cl*
...; ii cago Post itisks rills this? ~• •- ••
'• "i -.The *thee *Per: hil et Prance is an
I, SWlLWardt: ,SaWgir:, lib), diiiCiaCidni, 0
. ' • f," tobbledeb;iMX4li -saiti alieady: taller_
thallltirrubtheki the `SITIV,•' '..`' '• '
.....Madinie :kiiii• iihb''Stftifi. bieting,
0.-,.•,!*i I—,
OU
in Otaheit, okohanm,.. 01161
HY been dlielt AtelbCeA•t#l•Pelet4424o) grput:',
1 . ' may, i s 3:10 i ccening to,AMellca-`j_ 10 • ~,1
iii 4 —Wan** tcvdoge:ra Floridaeur fent- i
Aw;• , %'" ''' 'AI I a' pi
r, ere*/ a b lOl l 4. 4"T op 'P a Pilk 1o i
'2
t Inutiiiing*l4'esPfAh. hli -0 4 4*
, sues ...,_
~ , , ,
44
to ,
~
•'.on a 4001441+4,Wa04 ._ , • . • ,
,Tivoinew_:,thesivis,r3lb , Filt•
phnOlelphliii'oniNli:loilit:El,°ll4r uA12.11'..
l,•1 emy ot Fine Arte,eri_9nesthltt'l,..L.l
4', Gesateee"theetik,et • the •Perherro.
~' sad __:a ' 'l 7 ' s',.l/ ‘, -J-.11 .
4 Seiroutn and;Vine.-gEn , L . '
~
:7, —A gentleniell '*:Meihet"#!,;•.74t.f‘-`,
!•:, shagtdex accid ent while'innhik: fr#4;
' ' •
shots axed by ,hls , son:. s tr u ck . I
;$ glancing:off ;buried one in each eye.ball..
li Total blindness 4111 pied:ably:lie ihe're.
,
I:. ...Friuddinv while in. irrincef and ea
':' gaged in 51/611VMatial.1 1 , with seinS i ge4 l )!„
friends oillite. subject i of the ..Iletme rj ,at
,i-.', Lords,rei);uirked t.r*reditarilegii*.io
'l it wo uld he better _tte,,have-% he:realty ,"
1 :,,,
ctsgs of :iwithelatitica, as they Would
A pr o f V' .
ME
,„::
I . ` • !
EEO
".
=
~::c^ r
have much less chance for nutking mis. I
chief.
,_The Queen has set the style in favor
of .riding habits as short' as
the the erdinary
walking dress, yet gored, on - _inner
side so as exacty to &the /onformation of
the saddle, and so heavily shotted as no:
o rise.
th —Freiligra, the long exiled German
poet, has been received with_ much
warmth on his return to his own country.
Banquets and festivals have been given
and son"giand speeches haveTheen inia3
in his honor. ' 1'
—A little boy named Dietzel, who
lived in Batavia, New York, committed
suicide the other day. . Boys frequently
do this thing now a days, and it would
be a Carious study to find . out the why
and . wherefore.
7-f`.llave you seen B -lately?" inquired
a gentleman of a' medical friend. "We
Were dining together a day or two ago;
thenext day he fell ill; I attended him;
he died inthe evening. Pooriellow. I
dissected Win: this morning."
--Strangers arriving at St. Cloud, Min-
nesota, are frightenied, believing them
selves surrounded by some savage war
party. There is no danger however, but
everybody in the town is said to have
the whooping cough.
—The students in the 'University of
Naples became indignant that they were
compelled to translate Xenophon, and.on
their failure to have the' couriui of study
cbanged, they sacked the university, two
-clleges and a church.
—Philadelphia has a pleasant prospect
before her. The A.MeriCan Tract Society
has given to the Philadelphia Tract and
Mission Society seventy thousand tracts
in English affil German, which are to be,
distributed inahat oity during September.
—An American steamboat has been put
on the Rhine and, astonishes the natives.
For years the only steamers on that ranch
traveled river have been the little{ nar
row, slow'boats, with sub aquean cahins,
which disgrace all - Of the German rivers.
• —lt is hinted now that men who wish
td become auddenly rich go to the fash
ionable watering places as waiters. Fabu
lons amounts; are. reported to . have been ,
made in this- way, and Mall street ups
and ' downs are overshadowed' by this
waiter-fees business of Saratoga.
—lt is stated in a dispatch from Berlin
that the colliery-accident• which recently
occurred in. is likely to prove
more terrible than was at first reported
Three hundred and twenty-one
there
is no hope that any of them will be res
cued.
~-...!---The people who have been reviling
Mr. Murray for enticing them into the
\
---Adirondatka have been squelched by a ,
Writer }vildrays that everybody who can
.
enjoy natriral beauty, or whci knows
anything at all about sport, has found the
reality beyond Mr. Murray's most vivid
desc,riptioirs. _
—James O. Pinney, of Teriffville, Ct.,
met with a singular accident while hunt
ing woodcock last week. Two shots
from a charge fired by one of his eons
glanced from the , branches of a tree and,
buried themselves one ,in each eyeball
The wounds will probably cause total
blindness. . . _
—Chicago claims that her river nests
the famous city of Cologne, having. 1607
distinct smells. In walking. down Fed
eral street, in Allegheny, the other even
ing, we, shut our eyes and found no diffi
culty in imagining oruselves in Cologne
or any place else noted for a mosaic of
curious and unpleasant odors.
—A party of Frenchmen were discuss
ing foreign customs, and One.Of them re
marked upon the American habit of desig
\nating streets, not after celebrated men,
noted battles, etc., .but by numbers, as
Seventeenth street, Fortieth street, etc.
"Exactly," remarked one` of the party.
"And the Americans name their generals
is the same way. We have justhad here
General Dix."
-'—lf a few of our landlords would move
to. Ireland they might find it an unhealthy
island. A Mr.. Warburton recently
raised the rents of his houses and lands,
fifty per cent., and was shot in the face
• and breast with _ jagged slugs of lead by
one of his - tenants, who was not aware
that as soon as a man beck neir a landlord
his Ideas change, and bevime so buoyant
aa torise to remarkable heights.
SHODDY. it is asserted, is a word which,
from its application to rotten blankets
and tender clothing, has come to mean
anything that is more showy than sub
stantial. but the article:itself, accordnig
to McCulloch 's Commercial Dicti art an onary, d
is one of the greatest triumphs of
civilization. Them mnfacture of shoddy,
and Mtn:4o originated at Batley, York.
shire, where there are now 50 rag ma
chines in 35 mills, producing twelve Mil
lion pounds of rag „wool. ,per annum,
which is about one,third of the yearly
production. DewsbUry, Yorkshire, is
the head•quarters in England of the shod
dy manufacture, though large quantities
are now made in Germany. 'Shoddy is
made of the wool of soft goods,mungo such as
stockings, flannels,. &a., and of
the wool of hard goods. The old clothes
and rags are torn to pieces by the aid of
powerful machinery, and red h uce is red to
Pun
their
original state of wool, whic
sometimes with the addition of fresh
wool. In thn early days of this retnanu
faCtilie, ShOddy 'WU used only for pad
ding and similar . purposes; but now,
without the admixture of new wo druggetsol, it is
woven.into blankets. carpets,
Tort ui rt " 018' State, entomologist, writ . and table covers, Many of the much
admired and warm and • serviceable Eng
mg' to a Rock Island paper, puts a lish pilot and Petersham 'overcoat& are
quelcher" on the: dreadful tomato made wholly from shoddy cloth. The beau-
wormtstory which bad been going the tiful table eoyers, printed in variOne 'pat- '
rounds' of late. and creatinfr, a great com
_lA terns front wooden bloats, are 'getiera_lly.l
-umtic'd am °l3 t i anii°l36 mothers and ti """ made from' and thespete Materiel
old ma - . , ' e Says that the statement enters largely into other haloant Man
'concerning' a certni by
lady having ufactures, so that Shoddy, it is..conteiided ,
been stung._ to •debtit by one of these is byam means th6:-Oontemplible':cheat
Theis*falitiCated out of whole cloth. , which many persons supposed it to be.
The horniin ;he tomato worms tail isnot , , ,—...-...g0i-, ,
e& neither Can it pelletrate the human Onsruons in.horse-vars and other pub-
fl e s h,.fls and even if it did there lons poison tic conveyances. make - Nery COUltOrt Bl3lo
:bag attached to it, so that the result would sea% but perhaps. they are ;not,as dean
be no more serious than a wound from a . • as'safe as.thpcangand slat,seats which,
deedle. The author of this story, 84,' ' 3 coming ihtO,general one. We noticed
the entomologist, might as well a rm' ~.• • • Alter day 'Abe flitateMeni, . of .a New
:Make me believe that dogs ha g ot at ,• , , # ., l4er that he, hini‘nOght The; small pox .
on t win tipof their tails, and that it N ~ .mithe cushion , f, ahorsi:car; and now
cert ,death to meddle with P . , , a coreeepondent of the 'Sun informs us
caudal I s not Every body 4 ,, that, having went an old, cushion pulled_,
that thiti not so. because mriffoitti i ' to'piecesite is•deeply grieved, not to say
dogs' tails have been pulled without I l i oTtineac ot the ' entire arrangement.
tail:Ganging say body. There 18 JUSt as -ttWiserever the steam Pipes passed under
god& 'proof that tomato worms do ,nol: the sesta," he says, p ° we d - long
sting; , fur entomologists have handled' erustain the cushions, -gomposed of
thre e,
three
millions of *ell°. without fear within the 'different kinds of ver and cOntag
ilaist hundred years, and no , entomologist 'millions sit milliOns of theml" The sub;
has, yet been stung by them. The only jest Ws: . fulon:e, end we drop it with
\
:tweets that Can really sting are bees, i n tense dlsgust.'
wasps, 'a nd
ante;
and eve.t with
these it is only the female that has a sting
snila hag of poison attached to it. Mus-
Vito* and horse files do not, properly
:speaking, sting, as it is with their mouths
ald not,with their tails. that they enter
3 thei 'hob. Hereafter, therefore, let us
,cultivate our tomatoes in peace, and eat
theta in the same way.
MEM
SBURGH G.A/ETTE. AUGUST 23 1869
• •
Infant orule Ported.
It is "rumored On Change" that the
tribe of large-headed mammoth -eyed.
intellectual Watts who for many weary
years have sustained a department in the
tank of ,ffarper's Hagaesne, is rapidly
passing gamy. To the magazine afore
said, end to the numerous country g
sca editors
anecdote
long accustomed to adjustinnt
columns with the standard
about little Eddie who asked his mother
if the. clouds were not Mrs. "nod's"
washing, the extinction of that magazine
child will be a blow. What are mug
Mothers to do for reading?. What is the
chaste weekly journal a Peoria to use
for the paragraphabsolutely requisite to
conclude the column of "Moral Selec
tions." What in the world will marriage
able young ladies find to peruse aloud in
papers after finishing the Marriages and
Deaths? These are conundrums' for the
thoughtful, and our prize for the flrat
correct answer is a paper of femihy sew
ing machine needles warranted not to
cut in the eYe. While the thoughtful are at.
work, however, we may again refer to
the rapid disappearance of that order of
infant which habitually attributed thesm
mer showers to angels crying, and
substitution in its place of the hard
headed, practical, •business-like child.
This latter babe of the period was wit
flea in an Ohio Court the other day, and
was asked if it understood the obligation
of an oath. "Yes, sir„r , said: "It
means I must tell the truth." This beau
tiful answer called tears to , the eyes of
every young mother present; the only au
dible swearer in the court-room being an
old bachelor. "But," said the attorney
for the other side, "why must you tell the
truth?" To which responded the Infant:
"Because if I don't this case won't be
won." From which tremendous ten
dency of babes and sucklings toward the
indecently naked truth, we forsee a retr he
o
gration of the risinglgeneration, from t
florid ideality of the back of Harper's to
the celebrated old-time veracious atyle
be
of
George Washington, who (it may not
generally known) did it with his little
hatcheL—New York World.
-
"
•
.
The. Hebrew shoehet or Buteht—
Among the Jews a broad distinctioneti is
made in articles of food, Count
writes, and the greatest importance
Tel
is
attached to its observance. For instance,
it is unlawful to eat the flesh of any beast
that does not chew the cud and divide
the hoof; hence, swine are expressly for
bidden, the flesh of which is held in the
greatest abhorrence. as we all know from
the mild jokes' that are made upon the
subject by those not possessing such
scruples. Al kinds of poultry are per
matted to be eaten except those prohibi
ted in Levictus xi, 13-25. Fish having
fins and Rolla are articles of food; but
all shellfish is strictly forbidden.
All cattle and poultry must be slaugh
tered by a Jew, according to prescribed ly
rules; and as these rules are exceeding
numerous, the killer must be duly quali
fied for his profession. This killer is
called shochet. His office is avided into
departments—that for poultry and that
of cattle: The candidate for • this office'
has to be examined by their rabbis before
receiving his diploma. 'The shochet kills
in a --differea way from all other
butchers. With ta peculiar knife he
cuts the windpipe of the animal about
three-qtuirters through. No morethan
three cuts are to be made, and no
fewel than two. Should -he cut
cut
a
little of the throat, then stop and
again, and continues this till the beast is
Killed, ' the killing is irregular, and the
meat is unlawful. hould n
fe g be
effected by pressure S
only, or the the cutting
kni is
used as a hatchet, the meat is unlawful.
Should the knife be covered with a cloth
or hidden by the c ov er d the animal
during the slaughter, the meat is unlaw
ful. i As soon as the animal has done
bleeduag it is opened, the shochet exam
ines the liver to see if they be healthy,
after which he pronounces the meat to be
kosher, or fit to eat; if. the contrary,
trepbab, or unfit for use. The meat is
then.sealed and rzady for sale. This plan
of killing is adopteil so that thelolood may
be entirely drained from the animal, as it
is an article of Jewish faith not to eat the
're of any creature.
REV. MR: TODD, of Pittsfield, Muss
chusett., bas received a ring from one of
the golden spikes used in laying the last
rail of; the 'Union Picific Railroad. The
r in g w a rs li l a ; w arifs ,6 1 The r Ifdonntain
Wedding,” at'whicitiit. will be roman
beseiii Dr, To the officiating cler,
gym•
sEDT
'FRIIII-CAN UP:
• .coisiNs
. . .
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We arTi now p rep ared to supply Tinners and
Potters. It is per simple. and as cheap al
the plain' top, baying the names pf the various
Fruits stamped upon the covert !sting from
Abe center.,_aud an. index ot po !dmped upon
the top of bine cast. - -
it Is Clearly, Distinctly and Perinanently
I-4.6!--TTIELV--1). ' ,
. . .
by merely placing t he n a me o f the fruit the
can eoptaius opposite the pointer and sealing in
the CUstomary ro3,1171r1:- NO Diet-Fryerof fru i t
or
good housekeeper Will, use 11AM
any - ottiet: Afteronce
seeing t..._
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pipzia. CHIVINEY
W'ATER PIPES,
'CHIMNEY TOPS
A. large assortment,
MINIM H..OOLLDS,
5p14:1137 lid Aveacteo............e.eillimittitleld Bt.
DRY GO O DS, TRIMMINGS.
-4031:-147-HP riwi) 13
OF '113.A.T
ROOD CND/TRY YARN •
9
Inlet we have been selling for several Teem.
• JUST RECEIVED.
FLANNELS, AT LOO' PRICES,
Full Line of• Colors.
SUMMER ,GOODS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
.1::1003;1 191ttga,
A FULL VARIETY.
CORSETS, all the best makes
PAPER, COLLARS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
AND A FULL STOCK OF
Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods.'
WHITE GOODS.
N
TIUMHIN G 5.
BUTTONS.
MACRIJ Ma GLYD - F , & CO.
78 & 80 Market Street.
sta
gt
z
e 5 0 00 !, i v. ;11
CaV 11413 0 ora
10 lap 1 .4 d
Ws ' l2 5Pi
)E4 I PII ts
1.111 jt Z
tc:11 tion t
CA "g Ve 113
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6 115 z
i 4
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P:ta DP% 'CR Ea
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di
NEW HUB GOODS
MACRIJI & MOLE'S
No. 27 Fifth Avenues
Dress Trimmings and Enttons.
Embroideries sad Laces.
Ribbons and Flowers.
Hats and Bonnets.
Glove fitting and French Cosets. • i 1
New Styles drasitys kirts.
riTSAlolll—all the new stiles.
run and Rain Umbrellas.
Rosiery—the best English makes.
Agents for "Harrs, Seamless Eids."
Spring and Slimmer underwear, l
Sole Agents tor the Semis Patent Shape Ca
hiss; "Lockwood's "Irving." West End,"
••Elite, •• Sce• "Dickens," "Derbl." and other
. •
Styles.
Driers supplied with the above at
, ..
IitIANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
I '
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...
Buicapi & anuSLE
NO. 27
FIFTI{ ,A.VENVE)
•Dmr4
mcemmuass•, co.,
t. 71 17 mate: Wilicqu Oh" &RAO u
' praoLXs4oo DIALZEI3
P0t.40 eign 1091 31 estle
-•- •
No.. 111411- WOOD
aIIBI2XET. 5 1 • !
/ll* door tibo•• DLIMMIMI
- '
TIE6I ,
Cutter with W. Hespeahtide,)
TkrenC r°4ll " Wt
No. 53 Smithfield StreetsPittshoigb,
coops. - , •
Tviv'..s?EliPie ,
'•'" ' ' A .06did 77 .... A rek or ,
• . . .
~6ZIO TES; 641209 ' E/tES. fib(/.
; ,JOit, received bl 11ZNItlf KEY 1131.14
'.• -Wit) Nevehlastior 71 Smithfield street.
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:HAIR AND P.
CARP ET s,
Flooi% Oil Cloths,
TUE _ATM" X.Da'
AT -T_AOW PRICES
We offer many-of our goods much below
l out
need
can save money by buying at ouce.
BOVARD, ROSE & CO
OPS. &c.
a- -Er x..-sr, i 543120.
CARPETS ,
We offer at BAWL for TFITRTY DAIS ONLY,
a line of New and Choice Patterns
English TtlpeSh7, BrUSSeilh ingrain,
and Other Carpets,
AT LESS THAN COST OF THruBTATION,
and our entire sunk at prices which make it an
object to buy this month, as these goods have
never oeen oifered so low. -
Our Store will close at 5 P. M. until September
first
TAIL°
isomollA ,
wit - Practi ' 0
strolu e'
Crum v m
• Third cei2 nem' hml
Alwaih. Uh.iNieues_
'''4l'2l"Etti Vihis.na 9.
VArrir e i l d i
A the neatest sdahiler.
Window Shades,
21 ITFTH. AVENUE.
4:d&T
SPECIAL. SALE OF
fficFARLAND & COLLIIO3.
No. 71 and 73 FIFTH A.VENI:I3
379:d ta
NEW CARPETS!
arlill3.o, 3.1369.
We are now °vent= =assortment unparalleled
n =Ls Mt] of FINE- T.
WETS BRUSSELS TREE-PLIS
The "Very Newest Designs,
Of our own rec.nt Importation arid selectedfrom
eastern msnnfactnrers.
LOW P
MEDIUM AND itIVE'D
IN ern AJCINTS,
vERY BtrrEU°lt
QUALITY AND COLORS.
An Extra Quality of Rag Carpet.
Vire tap nOW 6ellltig 1:1217Moi thestKrvelit
GREA.TLI REDUCED PRICES.
Irtitin BROS.,
51 'FIFTH rE.TITE,
No.
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OLIVER IVCIA NTOCI. & CO.
• lan MT : )
FINE SEI, CTION OF
itursc - sims ,
TAPESTRYIBRIISSE iS
THREE PLY AND
INGRAIN CARPV:S.
THE LOWEST ASSORTMENT OF
WILITE,CILECS & FANCY
MATTINGS, .
FOR SUMMER WEAR,
IN TIIE CITY•
STOCK FUEL IN la DEPARTMENTS
OLIVER acCLINTOCK & CO ' S
23 YIFTEI AVEIafE.
COAL COALII-coimm:
,
. DICKSON, STEWART '8 CP.,
Saving removed their eice ' sis
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
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(Lately Ottl -lrloor Mill) SISCOND \ EtLovlt..
fatrAlitg 'ElfgrArT fi e
1 0► 2 2. I rdsjSra c tre
towel( txtorket price.
All orders left at their office, er addressed to
them through • the nigh will be attended to
DronoPtlY. _ _
' - - DR. iliirkil:S4.a.waa.-.
Op*TILIVE TO . "'IMAM" ^ALL
private diseases,Syp hilis 10 all its forms, all
ur nary diseases, affa tbe effects of mercury are
Com‘ffety eradicated; Spermatorrhea or hem
ffal • Oiliness and Impotency, resulting from
self-* nee or ether -carats, and which, produces
sonntotthe following eff ects. u blotches, bodily
mealmess, indigeition, consumption, aversion to
society, unmanliness,. dread of future events,
loss of Memorl. in the
emission*,
andlinaill sc prostrating the sexual syetem as to
render marriage unsaustactory, aria thereon
imprndet, are permanently cured. Persons if.
Meted with • these or any other delicate, intricate
lace ng the
constitutional complaint &writ
the Doctor a trial; he never fails.
Ants,icular attention given to all ling,
Lenoorrhea or Whites, Pal laffam..
oration
or 'Ulceration. ot the Womb, cruet%
pruritic. Amenorrhoea. Inenorrhaara, Drunelk•
norrhoes, and bterffity or Barrenness. are treat.
ed with tne greatest success.
It is seitesident that- &physician wlio confines
himself exclusively to the study of a certain class
of diseases and treats thousands of cues ever 7
rear must uluire greater skill in that speciaitY
than one in general Practice. ' •
The Lloctor publishes a medical. ps.phie.4
fifty tangs that gives n full exposition of vette
ana titivate diseals, that can be bad free Moffitt
or by snail for two stamps, in sealed envelope&
Itvery sentence contains insts action to the at.
ffictea, and enabling them to determine the pre
cise nature of their complaints.
The establishment, comprising ten ample
rooms, is central.• %Vim it is not convenient to
visit the city, the Doctor's opinion can be ob.
taint,' DV giving a written statement of the case,
and meenelnes can be forwarded by mail or ex
press. In some instances. however, a personal
examination ls absolutely ntcessary,
ired, whilend
in
others dailypersonal attention Is reot a
for the accommodation et such patients there are
aputmeuts connected with the office that are .ro.
vided with every reoundte that is calculated to
promote recovery, including medicated vapor
Doctor All prescriptions are prepated in the'
Doctor's awn laboratory, under his personal sir
per Vision. . Medical. pamphlets at . *Mee free, or
brmall far two stamps. to matter who have
failed, read what ho sun. lionrs 9 Jer e to 8 r,9; -
Sundays 1% IL to 14 P. Y. Office,_lio. 9 WYLIE
bTSMST, ( near Court BOAC) rittaburati, ga.
IMO
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• ERTIDEILF.
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THE IRON CITY .
lON, LIFE INSERANCE
Of Pennsylvania.
Office, '75 Federal St., Allegheny City.
DIRECTORS S
Ron. JAMES L. GRAHAM,.
Rev. J. B. CLARK. D. D.,
Capt. R. ROBINSON.
Rev. A. K. BELL,_D.D"
W B. B. NELIBIT, D.D., .
. A.. ramp. Cashier Allegheny rust GO.
JACOB RUSH, Real Estate Alen ...)
SIMON D KUM, Mayor of Allegbe Y.
C. W. BE NY. Hatter,
A. S. BELL,Attorney-at-Law,.
D. L. PATTERSON, Lumber Me hart, *
D. SWOGER, insurance Agent.
Capt. ROST. ROBINSON, President.
Rev. J. B. CLARK, D. D., Vice President,
JACOB KUSH, Secretary,
C.W.
E. W. WHlTE.Treasturer MaDtt AL emvisza.
DANIEL SWOUER, Gen'l Agent.
This is a nome company. conducted on the mutual
principte each policy holder receiving an equal
share oethe profits of the Company. Policies
will be issued b eing l the different plans of Life
Insurance, and conducted on an ecenomi
cal basis will afford a safe investment to each
polio holder. and thereby retain the money at
home to e-tcourage home industry. mltZhitaa
Ossia •
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHELAN'S BUILDING,
No. SS Fifth Avenne. Second Floor,
PITTSBURGH, PA..
Capital dill'aidllp.
DIRECTORS.
N. J. BigleY, 111.W.011Ter, jr, Capt.3l.Balley ,
Dam'i Wallace, B.li. Hartman. A. Chambers,
Jake ID% . - .8. 2d,Clurk.n. J. M. Bailey.
Thomas Sailtb,lJno.S. Willoek,
ROBERT H. KIN% President.
JNO. F. JENNINGS., Tice President.
. JOS. T. JOHNSTON, Secretary. •
Capt. B. J. GRACE, Osn'l Ageni..
Insures on Liberal Terms. on all tlle
mut Marine , Rifts. •
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B FRANKLIN
• INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF ALLEGHENY, PA. .
OVID= IN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANE
BUILDINGS, •
~
No. 41 Ohio Bt.. ILUelithen l7 *
A HOME COILYANY, managed by Directors
Wel, known to the community, who trust by air
dealing to merit a share of your Pntronnke.
ICNILT MW111..-........—.....Pre01dea1t.
11
131160. D. R1DDLg....».........8•ci5tary.
(Second 'Floor).
DRECTORS:
EtensT_lrwtti, D. L. Patterson, WM, Cooller.
Geo. i.. Riddle, 1J atob Franz, Gatielb Eras,
Simon Drum, J. B. Smith, Jacob ItlaSbi
W. Stewart Ch. P. Whiston, Josepb Craig,
Jo Id. a. ',sumer, , Iri. J. Zintana, Jere. Wetter..
H. E. UEHON.
GENERAL AGENT.
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NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cor. Federal DI. and Diamond, Allegheny,
ree.A the SECOND "NATIONAL BANS
B
W. W. MARTIN, President,
JOHN BROWN, Jn., Vice President,
JAMES E. IiTitVENSOR. Secretary.
DranarOrce:
John A. 31yler, l Jas. Lockhart. Jai- Myers,
Jas.L.Graham. \Robert Lea. C. C. Boyle,
Jno. Brown,Jr. tleorae Oerst. JacOD hoop,
Sala= Jno.'rhompson T. AtcNangher.
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-OENNSIELVAI'iLs
INSURANCE COMPANY Of FITTTSSURSHI
OFFICE. No. 167);_WSIOD STREET, BAPS
0) 003111:ERGE. B=LoING.
Tbia is a Rome Company, and iturcrea &rani;
lop. by Fire e naively.
.C: BAEAliheelPrealtreslidte.n‘
IrtißUT PATRICIi, Treasurer.
1100 R Dial-AMIY. Seeretasy.
I)VencTons:
Lenruird Walter, EleorgeWltscia.
0. C. Bevle,. tteo. -W. EValif.
Rebell Patrick, J. C. L ippe,
Painter, J. C. Fleiner.
JaeOb
Josia, Jam Voegtley,
h Ring
Henryl3. Hoptint, A. lamp:Lon.
Hery Sproul,
PEOPLES' INSUBA3TCE COM
rAsi Y.
OPTICS. N. E. coati woos & ' FIFTH ST%
A Hal32e Cacripsng,taXlng Fire and Marine Maas
II:"'
CLAtleir. john L.
Eh Vt.: l44 , -
cuarlea Arbuckle.
:tared M. Brneti,
Wm F. Lang, .
ssmnel bicCriciczn .
President.
, president.
secrets:ls% A ent .
,oril. Genr_____LLaj_j___--r _
Wm. PhIMPI.
John Watt,
John E. Parks,
_ er;
Capt. James HUI
Wm. Van Kira,
James D. Verneri rt
WM, PHLLL
WATT is
W. F. 41...k.RDN - Hat...
nAPI% 444'''
rDEILNITY
AGAINST. LOSS BT
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA.
0FF105,41,1111 431CHICEMITUT BT.,ness
DralICTOBl3. - -
Clisrles A. 'Wicker, itordecsi H. 1.011101
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant,- . . Isaac I..er
Jacob K. boatb• Edward C. Dalai
w. - 2,14 ,,, r d5. uglirre.V.le 3 .
.C. MIS tt. BAlii 0 It.kr=l' dent. .
ZDW. C. DALE, Vice President. i ,
W. C. STESLlT,B_l:cretary,vrokl . _
J. GeuulTEß Lag' ,4, AolOrl
North West corner Third sad Wood stree , ti.
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WISTERN INSVIA ALICCE COI
.. PANY OF PITTSBDRGIL
- A.LEXANDEIt limos, President.
WM. P. HIIABERT. Secretary.
CAPT. GP,010:13 hrE.P.LD, eeneral Agent.
Dame, Oa Watee street, Spine & Co.'s Ware*
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
pirui inmre against all r.nds of Pire and lds.
rine Mks. A.laorne Institutlon, insuleged by Dl
and villiirce are
detentiVelly prrmailen ending=
silty to maintain th thear which they have
assiunedi as of tering best proteedon to these
Nilo desire to be insured.
. .. rasSeTOBS: ' '
• Alexander lilinicg.. Join B. license,
B. Miller, Jr., Chas. J.netaree,
James McAuley, William S. Beans,
Alexander Speer, Joseph Sirli.patrtelt,
Andrew Salmi, ' rtaltp_Egluxer
David M. Long, ' ' 'Win. morrison:
' D. lhmsen. ______l__________R°27
ALLEGHENY iNSIIIIANCE
COMPANY OP Plrrsßußea .
ICI n
et nTRISST,I3Arre. BACON
insures against al kinds at Fire and Marine
Blau. 1
JOHN UMW.. :a.: Preside'.
.t.
T. J. HOSKU4SON,' Tice President.
C. G. DONTiAllkOecre tur Y .
CAPT. W)L. DA....ezeral Agent.
abbn I r win, jr., , B. L. Fannestocri
•T. J. llosunson. W. H. Everson.:?
O. H. Hums, Robert R. Davie,
kisruey Cldlds. Francis neatens
Charles Haim : aunt. J. T. Eltoclrdsle.
Cant. Wrlx' . ' ' Nl' slat.. T. B. Nevin
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SBEETING3 &NDBATTING.
ANcNon COTTON'. MILLS.,
errnrestrAG u.
Itstitatactla‘l6 of linGaiVi 11:3D andlaol3,
AMNION AND NAIMOLI&
SWIERTTIVIS AND siTnicos;
AIiCELTECTS.
BABR & MOSER,
- • AACUrrECTIs t,
rßrrr MOUSE mom/awl; ainzrole •
Not. tend 4 At.. Cigar area, Pittsburgh, •
eptaisl, ittention given in the nezitning
og 'uour.g . ktouuna .:a.;a• -.runt
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