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TOE WAS.
THE port of Erie is shipping an im
mense amount of coal and vessels go out
readily with cargoes that Can scarcely be
got Into any other lake rte.
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THE mother of Col. J hn W. Forney,
editor of the Philadelphi Press, died on
the morning of- the 15t , at Lancaster,:
where she was born December 3d, 1792.
PERCY DorrotAss, aged seventy-three
years, took suddenly ill ilt Altoona, Mon
day evening last, while at supper, and be
ing -assisted , to his bed died in ten
minutes.
Mos. Twrecuzu., whose narrow es
cape from a conviction for murder in
Philadelphia, some months ago, is re
mernbered, is to apply to the next legis
lattireto have her name changed.
TEE Penn s ylvania Railroad shops at
Altonna are closed on Saturday after
noon, in consiquence of a depression
in business, the company — adopting this
plan to avoid the necessity of reducing
the force of employes. •
Ten Warren Mail' says the oldest in
habitant has hardly seen such a rain and
flood Liss, they ; had in that county last
week, and. that if. it "wasn't the equinoc
tial stern it might as well have been, for
it answered all the purposes of the biggest
equineCtiaL" , . •
Tice monument erected in Norristown,
in memory of the soldiers and sailors of
Monlgomery county who in defence
of their countrY,"-*llif ;dedicated on 'Fri
day,Aehria 7. - Oweri 'delivering the. ora •
tion. contains, the names of parly ski
hun4vlpoldiets.,-
MissAmersWOOD, wife of L. H. Sher
woodi known in Crawford and
adjOiningcountiesin connection with the
hospitalities dispel:Lied 'ilt : the t old Sher
wore:l'll6mi 'tor - raiiiir'years died at
lifea,trilleori. Monday last, after a long
and painful ,
A.SPASI of horses belonging to Mr. E.
M. Tower; of Rome, Bradford county,
came near dying on Saturday night last,
from the effects of eatinglocat tree bark,
and were only saved by administering an
antidote soon after, People 'should he
careful not to hitch horses _where. they
Can rci cb a , locast tree.
ATWilkesbarre, on Tuesday, Bishop
Lee, of Delaware, 'assisted- byr Doctor
E. N. • Potter, united 'in Sinarriage
Bishop Sieventand Miss Anna, daughter
of a rt.' acitat . N. Conyhglam of that
pl The ceremonies; notwithstanding
the high Position of the parties, were cele
brated with ~the'..greartest. simplicity. A
reception was givenat the home of Judge
Conyrigham, the evening Previous. -•
Ori Thiiraday„ August 27th. an inter
estif re-union occurred at the:e j d home
stea :of :!Stepliert Tucket,L,l4.- ackson,
SusquChanna county,
. : comprising the
"united head," now respectively seventy
five and severity-six years of age, three
eons with , their wives, three daughters
with their huabandi, and their oldest
daughter, a widow, with her son, and
grandchildren and great-grandchildren—
in all numbering slate.
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COL- AMES SIBEET, beat( 11 with a
blkack by some unknown. persou,'-in
Philadelphia, on Sunday night last, died
on Tuesday morning. He entered the
army as Lieutenant Colonel of the 6th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers,
three months' mon afterwards as Major of
• the 7th Cavalry, ;nd' was subsequently
promoted to the Lleatenant Coloneicy.
At the close of the Twin!, resumed his
professien as a ; lawyer. (Inc Philip
Greingius has /seen arrested for complicity
in the murder..
Tan Pennsylvania itaricia Company_
have placed upon their. road another of
Woodnnf's silver palace sleeping vars.
It will accoMmodate forty-slx persons
wit Beats, which at night can be trans-
formed into luxurious couthes for thitty;
A noticeable feature is a lamp inserted in
a niche at the side of the car, between
each row or - ao4ta, which 'pro, ides an
agreeable light' for reed* orffng
while tn'routa.. This limp is concealed
by a,isrdli mirror during the day, and is
revealed by touching a spring at the side.
LAST wears Lewis Holsner was tried
in the Cambria county court'of Oyer and
Terminer. at Ebensburg, Judge Taylor
presidingi for the murder of Philip The
lon, the jury: finding him guilty of mur
der in the second degree. The homicide
occurred on the 20th , of July last, at the
saw mill of Fry, Deurr & Co., where a
number, of employe; had assembled for
the purpose of destroying waste , lumber.
Whisky,_„ was drank to excess, a quar
rel dieted,' and Phalon was killed, re
ceiving seven wounds on different-parts
of his , body,,inflicted with a knife in the
hands of Hoisner.
Tikz West Chester Record tells this fish
story:' "Four- young men of . Newark
went sfishing with outlines in Mercer &
Showard's dam. They caught 'seienty
sevenvltels, thirteen of which weighed
fortfisetinds, and a bushel and al.half of
catfish; - and %ash. ',Pierce Rodeback,
of litanihallton,,Ontbe same day, -went a
fishing in the . Brandywine, with a com
mon-800p neti,teiting two boys to carry
the game. liel.brought home twenty
nine-pounds of lish-..many of them quite
large, , and' gave away at The creek , five
dozen; which'made the load too heavy for
the boys to carry." •
ONIIBII7ISDAY last a boy fell from - a tree
on the Neck, in Philadelphia, and his
comrades picking him--tip in an insensi
ble condition, "ivere Conveying him to
wards his borne, whens policeman mixed
himself up In the esie, and, leading "the
boy the door Of hislome ' told his
motheile *as &null, judging ibis to, pp;. .
his condltiOn from the fact that he stag
gered; .The mother became infuriated at.
the idea o
fd-er boy being intoxid,
and *hipp him severely. , In s caled,
hours the boy died, when-it was discov
ered Aka the cerise of his staggering was
from - 4 fracture of the skull occasioned
by the MI from r pie tree.
IN lltoona, , Monday last,.leays the
Tfibehe, a boy five years of age. son of
3irs.-edath,,Rogers,twhe been I
big abilittlhe tardier the bongo, manifest
ed evidence, of sicknesit - of the Steehleh,
witirf*pitit indil:ations of strangulation,
exeitiOttha inrither's fears that some
thing" Seribtig - WAS Mien; ,!;tttit ls lo l3,
After great exertion the' boy threw up, to
all intents and an .Itotnek
rat, which , ge the Wither ; : could
tell, might have been swallowed by WM.
From appearances the rat was"-not more
thanthreeot font days old, melt-was en-,
tirelrbairites''''sind 'only oboist an inch
and a half in length; hut it was end
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GENERAL INTILLIGENCE.
WATER is so scarce Philadelphia
that the milk is spoilt. .
Linen numbers of prairie chickens
were brought into market at St. Louis
on Monday. They sell at $1 a pair.
A. ilairsoT 69 years old
i which had for
many years been owned n the family of
Judge Caniff, of Detroit, died a few days
since.
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In Buffalo, Joseph Krater, a German,
took what he suppose& to be a dose of
salts, but which proved to be arsenic.
He died.
WM. CRAFTS, colored, Who kicked up
such an excitement as a fugitive slave in
Boston, some years ago, after a long resi
dence -in London, has returned to this
country to run for Congress.
WARRANTS for *Cool, Allen and
Gallagher have been issued on indict
ments found by the Grand Jury of Mon
roe county, Illinois, charging them
with in prize fights.
A omen was hung out of a dirty little
oyster sho p
_in Sandusky city, 0., while
the State Sabbath School convention was
-in session in that place which read:
"Olsters in every stile, 00Ied to order.
Friends of the redeemer vrill please caul."
A abyss snuff box was recently., re.
turned to its owner, in Milwaukee, after
lying at the bottom of the Menomonee
river for fourteen years, having been
thrown to the surface 'With earth by a
dredging boat. It was bf massive silver,
and highly prized as a gift.
A neat was arrested l Buffalo a few
days since and suppo by the police,
to be insane, became he could not speak
either English or. German. He was
finally turned over to the Poormaster, who
found him to be a fellow cenntryman, a
Swede, and "Sound in the head."
MR. JOSEPH FENNER and lady, of
Highland county, Ohio, weregout riding
last week, when their horses became
frightened and run away, throwing them
both out and Injuring them severely,
he having his skull farctured, Irwin the
effects of which he died on Sunday.
Olin of the Gilliam brothers; trapeze
performers, with. James F: Johnson's di
ens, while going through his performance
missed his hold and -fell to the ground,
sustaining injuries which caused his
death a few hours afterwards. The pa.
rents of the deceased reside in Freeport,
Illinois.
A
A Linok two story house, 40:80 feet,
with French roof, ' which was in process
of erection by Gen. Tom Thumb, oppo
site the residence of his father-in-law, in
that part of Middeboro, Masc., called
Warrenton, was taken from its founda
tion during the gale or the Bth inst., and
scattered piecemeal around the fields.
THEODORE BATMEN, an individual
who married Miss Lizzie Goetz, of Zanes
ville, Ohio, and afterwards, while they
were arranging for the purc hase of prop
, erty at Newark , de campe d suddenly,
taking with him $l,OOO, longing to his
wife, and two gold wa es , has been ar
rested and lodged in jail at Zanesville.
FOURTEEN Cuban pa
Ga., ranging in . age f
twenty years, captuied i
returned to their hom
Was discovered a w 1
clothes, the widow of a
1
dier. She was smitten
patriots and , had res ole
dangers.
NEw Ont4t.ilis relates '
mindedness; V-gentlem
ter at his breakfast table
in the coffee and contin
letter. Noticing his to
large lump of sugar in th
finding his second blun
contents of the inkstan
cup to set it right.
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.Tan last freak of net Ilits the pos
session of Adam Ab - of Troy, Vt.
It coisiats'of four Mile all perfectly
formed an d all oined to ether, two black
and two white. As j hod, three are
headed one way, while e other will be
comPelled . towslk ' 'ward at least
thrie-fourths o f the e. At last ac•
tlizik
counts all were alive. •,:- e ,
"Wass in Aberdeen, Dr. Johnsen dined
with a clergyman, the soup being "hotch
potch." The lady ofe house, a ft er
.li
having served him once, asked him if he
would take some more. The gruff and
stern moralist and outspoken social bear
replied, "It is a dish fit fl• hogs, madam."
"Take a little more, the ," was the im
mediate and appropriate eply.
Tan warehouse of Mr. Briggs Swift,
in Cincinnati, was robbed on Tuesday,
night of $l,BBO in cash and $170,000 in
notes, taken from a safe, opened by
means of duplicate keys, obtained, it is
thought, ftoni a bureau in the residence
of Mr. S., in the absence of the family.
The thieves overlooked in their haste a
box containing $lO,OOO in Government
bonds.
THZ recent disposition of aslo,ooo
life insurance in California depended on
the exact length of time that it 'would
take a man-to starve to. death, the sutdect
in this case having been found dead in the
woods five days after disappearing and
one day after the expiration of the riolicy.
The jury decided that the man died soon
enough ,AC save the insurance to; his ,
widow, , ,
At" §Miliancisco, a few" days since,
a large. oat was being driven by a windlass
to the,ing in a slaughter house, where
Jean ilatbea stood ready to knock him
down. -The ox struggled fearfully and
finally broke the rope a nd as soon•lts he
could recover his bal ance he made a
lunge at the butcher, pinning him through
the heritt•to the wall, ta d-killing him in
stantly.
'EMIGRANTS are settng.upon the public
lands in Minnesota at the immense rate
of fifty , thousand per annum, and the
number is largely increasing.: Governor
Ramsey recommends that the annual
fund for surveys in that district be in
creased, as the limits of the tract which
each settler Is allow to enter under the
United States laws`cannot be known until
tbe, 'GovernMeht surveys are extended
over
Mn.same. - ,
. .
. Jour{ GIMBIBINE, a. farmer, of
Fraderic county, Md., , has brought snit
agalmit the. corporation of Washington
City, claiming $lO,OOO fore false arrest
and $lOO for the loss of goods. He went
to that city with a quantity of veal, in
tending to sell it by the 'quarter, bug was
arrested for riolatinst mat ket regulations
'and confined in, the station, house over
r night, and „the
. *eat,: morning his meat
was confisoated:
A. - .ThP.Vitoor family passed through
'Wythevillty' Tennelsee, one day last
weelitind'effcampedln - an old field near
the totas'. '" During the* night, with no
'Sfielter from the rain, whfch - was falling
In :torrents, .4 11 P 131q;hergliT° birth to
PITTSBURGH .GAZETTE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1869,
four children , The Bristol Sews ,in giv
ing the 'tern,. says that the husband was
too lazy to even carry straw from a
neighboring stock yard to make the wo
man a rude bed.
AN Interesting discovery has been made
by Mr. Wynne in preparing the catalogue
of the Hengwrt manuscript, in the Pew
aith Library, in Wales.• He found a
quarto volume entitled "Legendary Lives
of Saints," written, not in WeWI, but in
Cornish. It proves to be a moil import
ant addition to the scanty remains of
ancient Cornish literature. No mention
is made by any Cornish writer that such
a work had ever existed.
CHARLES B. UormuN, the messenger
of the Merchants' Union Express Compa
ny, who was some time since found bound
and gagged in a car, from Which $BOO,-
000, that was in his possession as agent of
the Company, bad been stolen, was ar
rested several days ago and detained at
the house of a deputy sheriff in New York.
On Tuesday he was taken from his con •
finement on a writ of habeas ',corpus, and
subsequently discharged.
MEssns. Loxlmo and Fay, l of the Har
vard crew, arrived at New York on Tues•
y d
day, accompanied barva r ' Mr. Blaikie, the
well-known ex-H stroke oarsman,
and several other friends. The other
membas of the crew intended to sail for
this country on the 10th, excepting Mr.
Simmons, the bow oarsman, who designs
entering the Medical College at Heidel
berg, Germany, as a student. Mews.
Fay and Loring were entertained at din
ner at Delmonice's. Gen. Lloyd Aspin
wall'.presided, and made an address o
welcome.
, AN INVESTIGATION into the cause of
the recent accident on the Central Ohio
Railroad, near Cambridge, resulted in the
Coroner's jury condemning John Knight;
the engineer, and Samuel Gregg, , the" con
ductor of the passenger train. The Dep
uty Sheriff of Guernsey county, having
been provided with' warrants,
proceeded
to Zanesville to arrest Knight and Gregg,
but whilst there got drunk, and "retired,"
the parties he came for in the meantime
leaving the town. It ie stated, however,
that the accused deny their guilt and will
appear in due season to answerthe charge
against them, that of manslaughter.
Tim city of Milwaukee is putting down
a kind of pavement which is described as
follows: "'The old pavement having been
removed, the earth is cut to the requisite
depth to secure the proper grade for the
surface. After the ground-work is thus
prepared it is covered with cOmmon inch
pine boards. Upon the foundatioß Nor
way pine plank, two by six inches, are
laid edge up and spiked together. The
plank, being green, are readily sprung to
the internal curve of the roadway and
then spiked. The pavement, when corn•
pleted, will be covered with fine gravel,
which will fill any remaining crevices in
the surface." •
A TERRIBLE MURDER was committed
in Cincinnati, Tuesday morning, about
three o'clock. John M. Kreutz, a dealer
in smoked beef; arose early to prepare for
going to market, partially dressing him
self. His wife was awake, and soon af
ter he went out beard s pistol shot. After
a short time she began to wonder he did
not return to complete his dressing, and
recollecting the report of the pistol, be
came alarmed. She hastily arose, dressed,
and started to the adjoining alley, towards
her husband's stable. She observed in
the dim light, a prostrate form in the gut
ter, and going quietly to it, discovered it
was that of her husband, cold in death.
One side nf his head, from the right eye
upwards, was blown away, and the brains
scattered about in all directions. His
pocket book apparently rifled, was found
about, fifteen feet distant, sind a sine°
barreled pistol lay close by the side of the
corpse. Immediately after firing of
the pistol a man was obscrved running
from the locality.
Tan rain storms last week were fear
fully'destructive in Greene county, sur
passing, says the Waynesburg Messenger,
anything of the kind ever before experi
enced in that' region. 'On Friday night
the rain fell in torrents for some hours,
and the destruction of crops,' fte. ' by the
multini flood 'was' enormous. Thous
ands upon thousands of wheat and rye,
that had been cut and shocked up on the
bottom lands were ctrried_off and passed
down Ten nine ,creek to lodge on trees
and fences and fields miles below. Some
farmers lost as high as three and four
hundred dozens of grain, and others all
that they had. Corn fields along the
creek and big runs were leveled and cov
ered with mud, brush and loge. , The
same can be said of oats and gists fields.
Many fences were taken away, and the
destruction to bridges and mill dams very
great On Sabbath afternoon another very
heavy rain caused great devastation in re
gions that had escaped the storm of Fri
day night. The large stone dam at what
was known as I'Lantz'sdistillery,” about
one and a fonrthi miles below Waynes
burg, was swept away. All the dams on ,
the same stream—Laurel Run—were car
ried off, while many of the grass and
grain fields were destroyed or great
ly damaged. 'On Bates' fork of Ten
Mile, the destruction of property was
perhaps greater than any place else. The
damage done the Ruff's creek valley was
also very great.
ots from Macon.
fourteen to
Alabama, have
• Among them
I mam in men's
Gettysburg sol
with one of the
d .to share his
case of absent
writing a let
! dipped his pen
ed writing his
(stake he put a
ink. And then,
er, ,:poured the
into the coffee
The London Zoned Bays
"On old friend' , tight•lacing has again
made his appearance. Beaten back for a
time. probably more by fashion than by
the spread of knowledge, he has not been
killed, but has only recoiled apparently
for a better spring,lor his victims are as
numerous and pitiable es ever. The folly
is ; one which was formerly to be found
mainly in the drawing•rootn, but now it
'also fills our streets. It is lamentable to
observe at every turn a woman, young
or old, who moves forward in a stooping
position, unable even to hold herself up-,
right In consequence of the restraint upon
the muscles of 'the back'. If the evils of
tight,' lacing were Ocialned to the distorted
appearance which it', never fails to irco
duce,,we might regret 'indeed to see the
female form divine so ~ d efaced, but It
would scarcely be In our .province to nom
inent upon it. But, as medical practi
tioners,, we see its effects every day in the`
train of nervous and dyspeptic symptoms
by'Which it is constantly indicated, d
in the more grave; and internal ma'
chief of perirment character which is of
ten Canted by It., Until Roane , littlephysi
ologtcal knowiedgc Is made , a part_of fa
male educatiorh and is considered an 'ac
complishment,' we suppose it is of little
use to protest against the cruel injury to
health: which Ammon - thus upon
themselves. The 'matter is one that is
'worse thag crime—it ht,folly," for beauty
is deatiqed - "b0hO process which •isi
tended. 'lo.W:tease
The Whist, of ttie Period.
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We are now prepared to supply 'Miners and
the p lain
is 'perfect, simple. and as cheap as
the plain top, having the names of the various
Fruits stamped upon the cover. radiating from
the center. and an index or pointer stamped upon
the top of the can.
It is Clearly, Distinctly and Permanently
by merely placing the name of the fruit the
can contains opposite the pointer and sealing in
the customary manner. No preserver of frnft or
good housekeeper will use any other afteronce
seeing t. tuh.ls
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large assortmeat,
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BURGH. ra,.
EDUCATIONAL
PISHOPTHOIIPE SCHOOL for.
GIRLS. will begin Its second year H. V. on
tle 15th of lIRPTILMBER nest. Übe number
of pupils all of whom Live In the house
ned to thirty. French Is taught by a r e sident
governess, and so far as possible is made the
lan.g. u M a glSe
S of
C th H e f S a E mily l s A o d p d hreosrs, f , o B e t hlehe m , enc
Penna. : aulto
Miss M. MARKHAM
Late Associate Prinelpal of Irving Institute,
WILL OPEN 4. SCHOOL FOR .
Young , Ladlis and Misses,
SICISDAY, September 8, 1.880.
At the rooms lately occupied by the Curry Insti
tute, No - 52 and 54 Sixth street (late St.
Circdisrs can to bid at all the principal Book
stores, or any informatton may 130 obtained of
Miss Markham, at 319 PENN ST., PltUburgb.
aula•isto
NEWELL INSTITUTE,
255 and 267 Penn St;eet,
Will reopen on MONDAY. SEPT. 6TH.
erms $4O per session of eve months.
No extra charges. eccent for Preach and Mu
sic. Applicants to be able to re id easily. --
THE BOYS' SCHOOL ROOMS, in O . 957,
have been recently enlarged and very much Pa
proved. The course of study qualifies for en
trance Into - any College. Thorough teaching le
given in those studies relating_ to bus'ness,
such as SPELLING. PENMANSHIP. MUTH
NEII.OO:OIIPOSiTION. itc. German Classes
daily. me character at the school is *guars°.
tee for honest. vigorous teaching. The Teachers
are Messrs. 'NEWELL. MAoßtild, BURCH
FIELD. SLOANE, end AIOUGAN•
The, School Booms for the YoUNG LADIES
are in 'No. 955 Penn street. The Rootss are
spacious and elegant. The Principal. Mr. .T. IL
NEWELL, watt* twisted by bliss SPENCER,
Miss E. B. LIGGETT. late of Vassar College,
and Miss WATKINS, already known in the com
munity as an able teacher. The two Depart
ments, Junior an. Senior embrace the usual
tonne punned to inch institutions.
THE MUSICAL DI PA RTMENT will be under.
the care oof. DE HAM and Miss STEBBINS.
Prof. DE HA M , - charges *re 925 per . quarter.
and Miss STEBBINS, *Viper quarter.t.oth are
SOWS as strictly YIELKT•CLASS Teachers ot
Music. The LADIES , SCHOOL now offers every
advantage which can be secured by faithful
teaching and most desirable surroundalgs.
The Principal may be 'wen daily at 955 Peart
street. from 9 to 151 o'clock. ant.wrii
FLOUR.
N OTICE TO FLOUR DEALERS
AND CONSITMERS. — We are now reedy •
-
ins slot of 40,000 bushels carefully selected
WH HE IT AT AN u D rc h A e MB i ER G i A bs ND . r T a E r NN E Om nEE n
and Morgan. counties, Indiana. 'This lot of
Wheat Is the very best ti be found and cannot
be surpassed by Any In the United States.
We nave also finished our improvements in
Machinery. Bolting. Cloths and Coolltritootas,
and are now prepared to furnish the best Flour
we have made for• ten years at prices that defy
competition mine same, grades of flour.
R. T. KENNEDT 416,13140..
Pearl Steam 11111, Allegheny
September 13. 1889. •
FLOUR 1 FLOUR! FLOUR!
MINNESOTA. BAKERS FLOURS.
480 tins. Legal Tender, 317 bbls Ha Ha. 367
bbls Xredne,l7 o Dbl. Summit Mills AlO bbls
Winona 0,0.. 559 bids Red River. 133 bbls May
Day. •
SISOICE wisernarti FLOURS.
860 Obis Riverside. 1i65 bbls White Star, 500
bbls various brandsSpriugW beat Flour.
WINTER WHEAT FAMILY IFLOUR.
City Mill ef_SpringSeld. Ohio, Pride of the
West, Depot Mills. Musilon A, Paragon Mills
.Ringleader and Crown, choice Rt. Louts.
tfor sale lower than .ean• be brought from the
West. O WATT, LANG & CO..
8 and 174 Wool Street.
OIMITINGSANDBNI'TING.
HOLMES, BELL & CO,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS
P=TII93TMM EIL.
Kong footmen of RELY! ItIDIUX sod Ile=
ir AMNION • AND NAONOIGLII
`;afflN iAND )MOIIIiINI.
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ii -.li al sa paum Liberri e lgiLD•aisrs in , ' Wire
NAPIGE SEGSLIEL-;-10 v balrlVol
id
otiee. l.l4- ludniwaS WATT, LA.214/ 00!tit
, a feed strust.
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- Millinery Goods,
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JOSEPH HOMVE & CO'S.
Wholesale Rooms,
THURSDAY, Sept. 14th. 1869.
FRENCH PATTERN
BONNETS AND HATS,
VELVET,
CACTUM. and
STRAW HATS.
FINE FRENCH
FLOWERs. ROSES,
PIQIIETa AND BUDS.
ErIIT.,L PLUME',, •
HAT AND BONNET FEATHERS.
•
OSTRICH Trps.
O,TRICH BANDS
and TRIMMINGS.
RIBBONS, in every widtk and shade.
GR° Ds NAP,
BONNET SATINS. all shades,
MIL,LINERT VELFETS,
(In a,l grades and shades;]
BONNET and ,
HAT FRAMES, ' •
LACES. ORNAMENTS, an.,
Being one of the-LARGEST ASSORTMENTS of
Milliner, Goods ever opened la tills marker..
A fall line of the above duplicated la oar Re
tall Bo: , , .
77 and 79 314.REET STREET
sels
F.A.IA-J, 1869.
ROMAN PLAID RIBBONS,
LADY TO:MOILT BOWS, '
In Plain and Boman Colors
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
SATIN FRILLINGS
Black Silk Fringes. _
SILK BUTTONS,
In all the . newest styles. Also, all the elegant
designs of
PLAID GLASS BUTTONS,
EMBROIDERIES-A NEW LINE.
Shetland Bibbed, Grey Mix and White
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
ALL coLois OF
Good'Coluitry Yarn.
A fall variety of Colors of
EASTERN YARNS
411-Wool Flannels.
Ladies' and Misses Balmoral Hose
GENTS' SHAKER KNIT HALF HOSE
MACROS, GLYDE & CO.,
78 & 80 larket Street.
au27 _
HIV SUMMER GOODS
InCRITII6:, CARLISLE'S
No. 27 Fifth Avernus,
Dress Trizaritings and Buttons.
Embroldenes and Laces.
Baboons and Flowers.
Hats and Bonnets.: • '
°love 'tun, and French Corsets. •
New Styles 'lmlay's Skirts.
Parasols--ail the new styles.
Sun and Bain Umbmlles.
Bolder y--01e best Itnglislituates.
'Agents for 6 `Hanle Seamiest /Ltda." - •
'SD and and Snmmer underwear, •
Sole senu tor the Bernie Patent Shape Ool
lass, ",.e.twood's "West End."
"glitei" itc; "Diehard'," "'Derby," and other
Dealers supplied with the above at
marttrrAcrtritzns , PRICES
MAGRUM & CA
INITO. 27
FIFTH AVENUE
my 4
Mit0)11/tHT TAILORS.
P.:I 4 I , I 9 .AIELEIL.
rAsmomuunizi
MERCHANT TAILOR,
.trtiEteps constantly outland
Cloths, Cassimeres and renting&
AIsa,GENTLEMEN FURNISIIING GOODS.
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield Street,
PITTIOVIten.
•
SW 'Gent's Clothing made to order to the latest
styles. • sellingl
MEW FALL GOOpth ,
A clondld new stook of
moms, cassnifEztzs,
Just IwkWITL4 by UZIgBY I 2IIMAB.
sof: Merchant Taw. 13 Bmlthaeld street.
TirAgria,
B
° Mete Cutter with W. Hemenkeidelt
renariCk.S.NV TA..ll‘Oll,
No. 53 Smithfield Street,Pitteburgh
sere:r2l
LIVERY STABLES.
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JOHN H. ,irrvirAnt. , .. , ....• BOßT. Ile PASINEMON.
ROW. a. PATTER ON & CO.,
?.47134Vra E 7 s T AND
CONKI*3I I 4N STAUMEN
COB. BOMB Hun a iIIIEPM 84.
PITTSIIIIIt
AROMTECTS.
ABS & 111013E114
no mouser AosoolATHar
Nos. lb sad4l4. Olidr Ptriet.' Tinian/04 Ps.'
60•0161 'atlmatklu gfrea to dastialuirszi
butidthi et . -410MLI • ' au rusla.C.
ormrsummi
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NEW CARPETS!
ERESH DIPORTATION ,
Purchased by our Mr. R. MuCallum from mum
textural{ 111.1.11rOpe.
VELVETS, BRUSSELS,
Tapestry Brussels, &c.,
THE FINEST
Assortment ever offered i Pittsburgh.
ALSO, A FINE STOCK OF
THREE-PLIS, INGRAINS,
AND
COMMON CARPETS
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Well Seasoned Oil Cloths.
M'CRIVIII BROS.,
M FIFTH alrEirliZ,
8610 .
CARPETS,
Floor Oil Cloths,
itaiLigLilnrll °4 7ar
Window Shades,
AT LOW PRIDES.
We offer many of our goods much belOw last
Spring's prices. Tbose needing goods in our
line on save money by buying at Qum
BOYA.RD, ROSE & CO„
tl FIFTH AVENUE.
714:deer
NEW FALL STOCK.
CARPETS,
The First in the Market
AND
THE CHEAPEST.
CHOICE PATTERNS
Two-ply. and Three -Af t
CHEAP INGRAIN CARPETS.
THE EINIEET TAME OP
BOD:Ir MUSSELS •
Ever Offered in. Pittsburgh.
Save time and money by buying from
31eFABLIM & COMM..
ko. 71 aid 13 7717 H AVL17074
auls:dilff
OLIVER.tCLINOCII &CO.
RAO MIST RIPIMID A
FINE. SELECTION . OF
,BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
THREE PLY AND
INGRAIN. CARPETS.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
MEN
WIUTE,MME & FANCY
MATTINGS,
FOR SUMMER WEAR,
IN TU CITY.
STOCK FULL IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
OLIVES NeCLINTOOI & CO'S.
A 3 FIFTH ILVIgiTIF..
LITHOGRAPHERS.
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la to Gun. P. SoMICIntAM
PRA CTIct(L writo . sitimiKElS
'Ste
of
Steam Lithonutdds - jartablialasent
West of tre Mountains. Blaine* ,Carda, Letter
Heads. Bonds. Labels, Circulara, Show Cards,
Diplcaass. Portraits, Vtewa k Certadeates of. De
posits, Invitation Gwen, ie.. Has. TS and Ir'fa
*bird strew.. Plttiibmirk• . . ,
BAIR AND PERPMEERY.
trarr PE
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_Cli, OItiVAMENTAL
EtAnt-woltm: AND mumps% No.
p Third street, near Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
AlwaviC t iliend 4150XUaeni of la
dies SANDS. CURLS . entlemen's
Wi4_ _EL scats% eulBD GUAM
Blitius
be given .
for Le.
FLAW MINIMA Mai la cash
will
Ladies' and Gentlemen's fiatr Cutting dons
in trie neatest manner. labs us
DR. I I )4 :
noNTEvanes . TO TREAT ALL
%.,/ private diseases. IMMO ia all its forms, all
urinary diseases, and_the of mereury ari
completely aramat. Isd ; Lorries or rectd
nal 'Weakness ma, impotency. reaultiag from
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selfabuse or other causes , and which produces
some of the following effects, es blotexes, bodily
weakness. Indigestion, consumption, aversion to
socieW. uninsnitness.' dread of future events,
lose of memory. indol ce, nocturnal emission%
and easily so Inc sexual system as to
render marriatte factory. and therefore
Imprudent, are perinstemtly cured. Persons at.
dieted with these or any other delloVutricate
or long standing constitutional co re t should
give the Doctor a trial; he never
o
particular attention given to all Fenude
Leurorrhea or Whites, Falling, Intim.
=don Or Ulceration of the Womb. ()Wills.
Inuit% Amenorrhoea. Iffenorrhagla, Bauman.
norrhoes, and bterillty or Barrenness, • are treat
ed with the greatest samara. «
It is self-evident that a physician who confines
himself exclusively to the "MOW . a certain eht °l
of diseases and treats thousand' of cases every
year must acquire greater skill in that specialid
than one In general pricidce. •
The Doctor publishes a, medicallassefidet - of
thy pages that, gives Intl exposition of vesereal
fine private diseases, that can belied deft Modica
or by mail for two "tamps, Metaled envelopes.
Every. sentence contains instruction to the at.
dieted, and enabling - them to determlnktbe pre
cise nature of Uteri complaints.
The establishment, cozuprising an l 3"
rooms, is central. When it is not convenient to
visit Um eity, the Doctor , ' opinion can be ob.
talaei by giving a written statement of the case,
and medicines can be forwarded by mail or ex
press. In some instanees. however. a personal
examination Is absolutely necessary. while in
others daillPersonal attention is reqt teed, and
ibr the accommodation c f such patients there are
aParWent a connected with the °See that are Prom
Tided With every requisite that is calculated to
promote reeevery , including medicated to
ths. All prescriptions are prepared , in the
Doctor's own laboratory. elder his Clonal ler
=. Medical pamphlets at o Due. of
for two Wawa& Bo matter who We
B ad read what htsays. Hours 9 A.39,t0 8 P_,x t
x. Sr.WU=
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