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men, who were determined to convict or tfie -Mite Creature. The elephant walked
Inthe jury past twelve o'clock, and then quietly np to "bossy," and, with a gentle
aim and receive pay for two days' sea - tap Of his enormous trunk, sentlier against
vlces. the roadside fence. Poor "bossy,' struck
Brooks, built of iron, and but 65 feet in at last accounts her tail was disappearing
A SIDE wisnen iteanier, named Helen with amazement, fled precipitately, and
length, has arrived at Chicago from Bal. lup the road. His majesty passed on and
Tur. new Catholic Cathedral in New timore. It came, through the New York I leisurely took a halt in front of a grocery
York will seat 19,000 persons. li d Erie Canal to the lakes, and thence, store, where, finding a barrel of potatoes
I n
A FATAL type of whooping cough is j around to Chicago. It will leave Chicago on the sidewalk, be devoured the escu
prevailing at Golconda, Illinois. I for Bayou Teche, LeHiSitHaft, via the Illi- lents in a wink, tossed the barrel upon a
'\ 'Mothers is killing cows and cholera nois and Michigan Canal to the Illinois - neighboring shed. and again took up the
hogs, in Fayette county, Tennessee. river, thence to the 'Mississippi and its i line of march. An unfortunate grunter
IT is suggested that divorces be made 1 place of destination.
I attempted to cross his path, when he was
1 immedia:ely seized by the elephant's clang-
AT A Ten Hour- Convention, at Wor- '
cheap, so as to be within reach of the I
tester, Mass. 31anday last, resolutions i ; ling trunk, and, Eqnealing and kicking in
poor. ..1 affright, was lifted high in air and tossed
were adopted ' in favor of a law prohibit-
A. JUDGE down east refused to receive in manufacturing corporations of the l into the gutter. Four-legged creatures
lespiritual testimony" unless the ghost i kept aloof from the vicinity of the ele-
St g ate from employing women or miners
Was sworn. ' more than ten hours a day, and binding I pliant after his disposition was made man-
THE freight on peaches alone over the \ those present to vote for no man, no mat- \ ifest, but a mongrel cur boldly followed,
New Jersey Railroad has reached $430,- ter what his politics or antecedents are barking at the feet of the animal, who,
000 this season. I who does not pledge himself unreserved, with apparent unconcern, sucked up from
a dirty pool a half hogshead of muddy
firm New York telegraph office sent ly to this principle and give it an unqual
-10,700 commercial messages during the ified support. water, and, turning quickly upon the cur,
literally drowned the poor thing.
gold "corner" there last Friday. VlTuffx the family of Mr. Nelson
In the Baltimore police court, lately,
A GOLD brick, weighing twenty -eight How, of Marshall county, were eating
Alice, Lena and Deborah-Jones, the lat
hundred ounces coin value over $49,000, inner one .day last week. a copperhead
ter mother of the two first Wined, and
was recently as
made in Montana. , snake which had found its way into a
Catherine Helen were arraigned for as-
JUDGE B. S. Gown:g r illed suddenly of room in the second story of the house,
.and kill Samuel
sault attempt toLee.
paratyeis, at St. Clairsville, Ohio, dro ed through n o ping in the
a few
PP
head and shoulders The victim, who was so badly beaten as
days Since. He was 79 years of age. floor, falling on the
CITIzEII of Georgetown, D. C., died of Mrs. H. The scene which . followed to be scarcely recognizable, states that he
had been a visitor at Mrs. Jones' house
may be imagined tut not described.
a few days ago of lockjaw, caused by After • for some time, and on Saturday was re
somewhat from the
recovering
using blnestone as a remedy for tooth- .arrivalof quested to call and sce them. He did so,
fright occasioned by the so
ache. • - the parlor in con
sad while seated in
unwelcome a visitor, his snakeship was
GLASS Ohi o, O re in progress of erection with very little ceremony. fersation with Mrs. Jones, she approach
at Bellair, Oh and are expected tO be dispatched ed him and threw Lk handful of -snuff into
THE people, of Alton, 111., were con- his
inceadiness for operations by the 15th of . eyes, completely blinding him. He
December. .ed
siderably excited on Saturday last by the was then seized and taken behind the
arrival of a tremendous fish which was door his lees and arms tied, and cow
' THERE are not hogs enough in south- caught opposite the city, on what fisher- hided l byhe
ern Indiana to consume the very large men calla "trot line." The monster was in an unmerciful
t e women,. . .
crops of corn and beech and oak mast I species, and measured
of the alligator gar manner his, screams for assistance being
suppressed by having his mouth smother
now Misting• seven feet, five inches for tip to tip, with iedin a pillow. He was attacked three
THE advertising of Cincinnati, under I a circumference, when taken out of the ,
i times successively, and terribly beaten; a
the new municipal code, will, it is stated, I water, of four feet, and a weight of one piece of his left arm was bitten out, and
cost the city nearly one hundred thous- hundred and sixty pounds. The line 1 bones of his left hand were mashed. The
and dollars per year. and fastened -
I became twisted into a noose I
. • assault was continued for about half an
IT tap üblicly charged that hazing has I which it was ' -
itself around the jaw, by . . hour and was assisted in by the two
been renewed at Harvard College, and I drawn to the surface and dispatched with ,
- , daughters and two men, and when Lee
that the practice now prevails there to ant a knife. \ had well-nigh fainted from pain, they
intolerable and shameful degree. - I EXPERIMENTS are now being made ceased, and bathed his body in cologne.
I •
TELE amount received for the Avondale , with th fibre of the okra plant to test its I Lee further stated that the attack had
Relief Fund at the Mayor's office, New 1 capacity for making paper. Paper is now been planned, for some two weeks, and
York, on the 28th ult. amounted to $l9,- , being made of wood, grass, cane, rags, I two rings were fastened to the floor, with
536. The subscription books closed on cotton and various other articles. Here- I a chain passing between them, which
the Ist inst. tofore, okra has been supposed to be val. 1 they endeavored to secure him to, but
uable mainly As a basis for that excellent I failed. The cause assigned by Mrs.
AN insane man, James Taylor, residing soup known in the South as "jumbo." I Jones for the assault was that Lee had
at Houghtonville, N. J., was allowed to •
Should . .
it turn out to be more valuable as i engaged -in insulting remarks in her
roam about and was finally found in a 1
condition which indicated that he had 1 -
1 the basis of food for the mind than the I daughters' presence. She admitted the
stomach everybody may bid farewell to l assault, and added that the snuff cost
starved to death. 1 ' jumbo." The experiment is spoken of \ ten cents and the cowhide the same
THE pantaloons of Lucy Stone and ,as being conducted at a paper mill near sum, and that she never invested the
husband were stolen from a sleeps ' Mobile, Alabama. ' same amount to better advantage.
between -Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, on , - d • -----..----
LEITER (dA-RRIERS are pal a maxi.
which the happy pair were serenely mum salary of $BOO per annum, and an
Bleeping the other night. They con- act of Congress of July 1, 1864, allows
lathed considerable treasure. I the. Postmaster General to increase the ,
Azno LEE, who died in battle at Knox- I comp ensation to $lOOO, when the carriers 1
ville, deserted his wife in New Hemp- have performed diligent and faithful ser
shire fifteen years ago, and but recently I vice for a certain length of time. It is
his
i s now residing in Illinois, learned '
I asserted that the Postmaster General has
of his fate through a newspaper paragraph. I now under consideration a plan for ad-
She has obtained his property, valued at justing the compensation of letter car.
$1,500. rim to a sum more on an equality with
THE Elmira (N. Y.) Advertuter says: the services rendered, those in the country (
"We have never thought that we should receiving the minimum rates and those in
like to go to State Prison for any length of the city the maximum.
time, but we have no hesitation in saying Soaln years ago Mrs. C. W. Oakley, of
that we would prefer to have one located Saratoga, New York, narrowly escaped
in our city to having the State Fair in. death from corrosive poison, accidentally
flitted on us again." I taken, and afterwards suffered from a
Dn. Wu. Mcßscrar and Mrs. Athena difficulty of the throat and organs of
B. Reeves, the principals in the "spirit- speech, and in swallowing. A few weeks
nal" developments in Newark, N. J., since there was a complete paralysis of
some eighteen months since, for which these parts, so that she could not swallow
the Doctor was sent to prison and Mrs. even a drop of water. A. physician had
Reeves to the lunatic asylum, were mar- kept her alive by throwing food into the
Tied in New York recently. .•• stomach through a tube introduced in the
Tnosg two young Amazons at Dor. mouth and injections of broth. Medicine
Chester, Mass., have been displaying their had been injected under the skin. She
agility again, in a jumping match for finally died from want of nutrition.
$l - a side. One at the first jump cleared A. TRIAL was made recently, by order
1105 et 9 inches, and at the second-1 1 feet of the Postmaster General, of a new
2inche
j ; the other 1 feet -71 inchs at 1 wagon designed to ke
Theocllections of
thefirst jump, and at o
the second 10 e feet mail from street boxes. ma mail matter
81 inches. • was taken up from the 175 boxes of Wash-
ASIAN named James Brennan was tried -ington in six hours. At present it re
last week at -Hudson, N. Y., for cruelty quires twenty men to do the work - . Three
to a baulky horse.' He tled a strap to the wagons are considered necessary to
animal's to
and fastening the other ' insure sufficient celerity in collections. ,
end of it ,to another horse, cruelly and 1 The body of the box is a large iron one,
inhumanly tore out the tongue. He was with a slide through' which the mail mat
sound guilty and sentenced to six months' ' ter is introduced, the keys to the wagons
imprisonment and to pay $5O fine. being kept at the postoffice: If the trial
intended to Nuse
proves successful, it is
A. Jonveis being told at the expense of them in all the larger cities.
a gentleman of Rochester, N. Y., who
went into a liquor store where the gauger A elm DAYS since, after the postoffice
had past deposited a revenue stamp upon in Brighton, Mass., was "closed," a res
a keg of liquor. The gentleman sat down ident of toe town went to the store where
on the stamp, and the varnish with which the office is kept and asked the proprietor
it was covered caused it to adhere to his how he could get a letter which be saw in
pants as he walked oli. He was not his box. He was told that he could get
it only by seeing the Postmaster, but re
arrested.. .
REPUBLICAN papers in Ohio allege that better way than
joined that he knew a
that, and taking a key from his pocket
General Samuel Cary is organizing a opened the door which separates the. of
secret political league in the interests oftook hisletter
flee from the store, from
the Democratic party in all the places in
that State visited by him. It is called the the box, relocked the office and departed.
Workinginan's League, and its object is Complaint was brought under the statute
to elect Democrats to the Legislature, and in relation to the larceny of a letter from
when that is impossible, to make pre- the Postoffice, the penalty being impris
onment for three years, and the man was
tended independent nominations.
\ held in $3OO for trial in the 13. S. Court.
Mn. BONNER, his owner, says::'While
, I will not trot Dexter against any horse,A FEW days ago, William. Moody, liv
ing near Canaan,Jefferson county,lnd.
even for the most worthy purpose, I wil
pay one hundred thousand dollars, in h' ' -
attackedis wife with a hatchet, wonn •
cash; for another horse—from any part of ring her severely on the head and breast.
Thinking she was ..dead, he, dragged her
the world, if the world can produce one i
'
._ a into the yard and set fire to all the build-
-
that will trot as he trotted last ween' ings, and standing guard over it with a
•
loaned rifle, allowed no one to go near
mile in 2 21i to a road wagon—and car-
the burning buildings. When they were
tying the same weight he carried."
THE Rochester (N. Y.) Board of Fire burned, he shot himself - through the head,
Commissioners have expelled one of with fatal effect. He had formerly lived
' their members, John M'Crien. The in Ohio, and three years • ago, after a visit
charge against him was writing articles his old home, he became j
to ealous of his
for the Sunday Mercury, "which, were wife, and separated from her. About a
calculated to bring discredit upon the year ago. however, they came together
commissioners, and lead to insubordina- again. Moody was about sixty years of
l ion
end demoralization in the depart- hivedd well off in the world. He had
ment." He admitted the authorship
with his wife over forty years, rats.
AN attempt to rob the National Bank ing four or five children,.All of whom,
of,Washington, N. J., last week was un- except one son , are marred.
successful, but the thieves had worked at A
CITIZEN of New Rochelle, New
the safe long enough to destroy the lock. Thomas R. Field, a merchant, having
An expert from New. York, iffier working t e en greatly annoyed by trespassers upon
diligently, succeeded in opening it about his grounds, robbing his_ grapery, &c.,
12 o'clock SaturdayEnight, and finding purchased two shot guns, which he load
-
the fcmds safe, a shout went forth which ed heavily, and then placed in hie hen.
made the midnight ring with delight to nery. with the muzzles protruding from
many anxious minds. . the loop-holes and pointing directly to-
Tax property at Harper's Ferry
longing to be- ward the graperies. He then attached
the government will be sold wires to the raised triggers, leading to the
on the 30thiof November, Included in vines, and so arranged that trespassers
,ithe property to be seals the magnificent , must . shoot themselves. On - Monday
Water power:, which is not excelled any- morning last. Mr. F. found his grapevines
where in the,
country. The proceeds of and the trellis which supported them
the sale, after reAmblirsing the govern. prostrated by a storm on the previous
meat for its original outlay, are, by act night, and he proceeded to put them in
of Congress, clouded to the Free School proper position, and in so doing, it is
Fund oftWe 'Virginia. supposed, he came in contact with one of
A Ju.a inCincinnati retired at five the wires attached to the guns. An ex
, o'clock to deliberate upon a verdict in an Plosion followed. and he was instantly
insignificant case of disorderly cond .
uc t killed, fifteen or twenty large shot passing
into the head, neck and s houldersof
At eleven they were still "deliberating." , the
Some of them had gone to'sleep, s i
o me un ortunate man.
were poring over legal tomes which they AN ELEPIIANT
deal t
of d
excitement to a menagerie
in
found in the jury room, others were created • a good
-and
disalsging the bible question. The jury' Waterford, N. Y., the other day. A cow
"hang' bklour high temperance: stood by the rbadside, gazing curiously at
-was
Vlt gittsbutO
GENISALNEWS.
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IN
PITTSBITRGH GAZETTE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1f369,
- _
TuE Philadelphia Odd Fellows con.
template the erection of a hall worthy 01
their wealth and numbers.
A A RON ALGARD, a notorious Bucks
county thief, has been sentenced - to the
Eastern Penitentiary for seventeen years.
A CEILD sixteen months old, of David
Fulse, Center county, choked to ' death
last week by a grape becoming fastened
in its throat.
TuE taxable Population of Philadelphia
foots up 145,571. The decrease from
1868 in the regular assessment is 6,007,
and in the extra assessment 10,006.
THE ceremony of laying the corner
stone of the monument to the memory of
the late David M.. Lyle, chief engineer of
the Philadelphia fire department, will take
place next Monday afternoon.
FONDS of the Welsh Society in Phila
delphia, to the amount -of $lO,OOO, are
missing, the discovery having been made
after an order bad been issued for
fief
hundred dollars to be applied to the relief
of the sufferers by the Avondale calamity.
ON Saturday night of hitt week the
house of Mr. John Myers, one mile from
Johnstown, was burned, and a little
daughter, aged twelve years, perished in
the dames. She was left in bed asleeP,
the family forgetting her in their excite
ment.
SPEKEING of the recent rainy weather
in that locality, a Philadelphia paper says
the showers of the last three days will
cause 7, every stock of corn to carry
ears like a jackass, while every water
melon will fancy itself a lager beer keg
dressed in Paris green. "
ABNER FORDYCE, of Whiteley town
ship, Washington county, on Monday
of last week, while taking some pigs
out of a pen, was attacked by two or
three large hogs, and before they could
be driven off he was so badly hurt that
his life was despaired of.
THE prisoners in the Clearfield county
jail having been furnished with a quart
of whiskey, got drunk on Saturday of
last week, and one of them, tearing down
the bannisters, took the rail for a weapon
and swore he would kill the first person
who approached him. The. RaftBman' 8
Journal ssys "the jail is a disgrace to
the county in every sense of the word."
THREE men, R. A. Adams, J. A.
Foust and Elmer Good have been held to
bail, the latter to answer a charge of forg
ery and all three for alleged conspiracy to
defraud the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. It seems that Good, an employe
of the company, tore from a book free
passes, (admitting the fact himself), to
which the name of Mr. Samuel Laverty
was signed, and which were used by the
other defendants. They will be tried at
Philadelphia.
A rrEnnrahs accident occurred on the
Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad, on
Monday afternoon last.. As a freight
train was passing the switch at Sandy
Ridge, the engine jumped off the main
track and ran into another train Standing
On the siding. John Adams, an engineer,
was instantly killed, and a fireman so
badly nealdeci that his reeovery is doubt
ful. Several others were slightly inland.
One engineand some eight or This is
cars were badly smashed. This is the
first accident, of a serious character, that
has occurred on this road.
NATHANIEL Maras, residing near
Tunkhannock, was recently bitten in the
hand by a " pet" rattlesnake. His hand
and arm soon became much'ssvol
turned to a dark spotted color lee,
and
for some
days, but by reason of the copious flow
of blood produced by the fangs ofjthe
snake, or the prompt app of pro
snake,
per remedies, or both, no very great in
convenience has been experienced by
him. This interesting pet, one of the
largest of his species, having twelve at
des, had been captured a few weeks re
viously—had been kept in a box about
having been drawn out,
the mill as a curiosity. His teeth or fang ed
s
to be harmless, and was therefore handled
be was suppos
by his keeper in a careless way. After
the ungrateful bite, it was of ri
found that
new. fangs to the length nearan
inch had grown since the first dental
operation on him. I , '
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SETIF LAILABELINGTREITCAN Toip.
, COI.:LS Si WRIGHT,
1 -• I; ITTSBITRO;PA:
We are now prepared to supply nutters and
Potters. It is having thee
and the vario us
the plain top, having the names of
Fruits 'tamped upon the cover, radiating from i
the center. and an lades or pointer stamped upon I
1
the top of the can.
It Is Clearly, Distinctly and Pernianenty
1...143NELE D,
by merely placing the name of the fruit tre
can contains opposite the pIII ointer and sealing in
ho dbo o a m seke m pe a r n w e ll
r.
le o pnryeserver of fruit or
other after
hZS once
seeing t. m
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STATE ITMS.
'PE& CHIMNEY TOPS. &c.
UTATER P IPES '
CIIIIKNEIT TOPS
A. large assortment,
HENRY E. COLLIN%
MEBEM= D33I
DRY GOODS.
or 5 z
up. 0 ~.,
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CU, IIice.43IIDLESS & C,0.,
UAW Wilson. Carr I N
DILLIES
Foreign and DOMeStit Dry Goodos
No. 94k WOOD STRUM
Third door abova Diamond Col.. •
PTT7I3I3IIBGE. PL.
MERCHANT TAILORS•
FALL STOCK OF
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
Now Bemiring by
GRAY & LOGAN'S,
No. 47 SIXTH STREET,
LANE BT. GLAIR.
p. 3VAJELI3I_4IE,
FASUIONIMLEI
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Kteps constantlY on hand
Cloths, Cassimeres antl Vestings.
AlO, GENTLEMEN' FURNISHING GOODS•
No 93 1-2 Smithfield Street,
iiiirGent,s Clothing tolde to order In tbe Ise3; ste.st
styles. tIS3
NEW FALL GOODS.
ji.‘L splendid new stock of
CLOTHS, GASSIIIIHRES, &C.,
Jima received by IMINELY
sea: Merchant Tll.llor. TS Smithfield street.
BTIEGEL,
*UM& Glaser with W. Hespenheide.)
ArEnCIFLAVIL" TA 1140'11,
No. 53 Smithdeld Street,Pittsburit
stoPsz.
NOTICE TO FLOUR DEALERS
AND CON STIMETth—We are now recelv-
Ine atot 3rf 40,000 bushels carefully selected
WRITE AND AMBER AND TBNNEStiBE
WHEAT, purchased la Gibson. Parne. Green
and Morgan counties, Indiana. 'lbis lot of
Wheat is the very best t be found and cannot
be surpassed by guy in the United StiNtee.
We Lave-also finished our improvements in
Machlnery. Bolting Cloths and Cooling Rooms,
and are now prepared to Banish the best Flour
' :we have made for ten years at prices that defy
competition on the same grades of flour.
R. T. IMINEDY & SRO..
Pearl steam Mill. Allegheny.
September
FLotraz FLOUR! FLOUR!
MINNESOTA BAKERS FLOURS. 357
6130 bbls. Legal Tender, 347 bbls Ha Ha.
bbls Ermine,l7o bbls Summit Ellis 270 bbis
W e,
Co., SSO Dbl. Red Elver. 133 bbls May
Dal. CHOICE WISCONSIN FLOURS.
560 bbls Riversid 655 bbls White Star, 500
bbls WINTER WH E A Tn heat Flour.
PAMILY ',LOUR.
City Mill of Springfield. Ohio, 'ride of the
West, Depot Mills, Massilon A, Paragon Mills
Ringleader and Crown, choice St. Loafs.
roc sale lower than can bebrqughtfronstbe
West. WATT, LANG & CO.. •
jps al s " l " *W4 '‘ )El3t"et .1
COAL AND CO
COALI COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
o. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
(TAW] City now Mill) SECOND MOOR.
sow oreokred to tarnish gpod YOUGHIO
SArLENT Lllne. NUT COAL OsSLACK. the
towers morket price.
All Orders lett at their aloe" or sddresndsed to
them throngb. will be atteed to
oromAtif.
BARR & MOSER,
A.RCLITIVECTO , ,
FRUIT HOUSE ASSOCIATION BUILDING%
Nos. A and 4 St. Clair Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Spaded attention given to the designing and
building of 00113 T • HOUSES and PUBLIC
BUILDINGS, , •
TRIM
XU ST OPENED
JOSEPH HORNE & CO.
ARAB SHAWLS,
•
IN STBIrED AND SCOTCH FLAID, ALL
SHADE:.
Reyersed Satin 'Death: g,
Tke Latest Novelly In Dress Trimming.
Quilled Satin Trimming ,
464 , 11DPb,
Plain and Plaid Fercole Rraide,
5116 - , satin au! Velvet Buttons,
eco• eh Plaid Glass It➢ttu➢s,
lit.ick and Colcred Velvet Ribbons,
Lama and Silk Girdles
Merino and Wool 11nderwear.
In all Elze an qualities.
Child's Merino Mews,
Ladies' Merit' o EV. irte,
Boulevarde Felt Eklrts
An I.Tnstirpassed Assortment
Menno and Wool Binned,
Fleeced Cotton,
Fiala Mer'no,
Tartan. •
Pa titan Striped.
VICTORIA AND ETUAIZT CASHMERE
ItlltuE, In all sizes.
Gents' Half Hose in Wool, Merino and Super
Stout Cotton.
AT VERY LOWEST EBICES-
77 and 79 MAIMET STREET
LL OPENING.
ARAB SHAWLS,
, Plaid and RO/71474 stripe(
MISSES PINE WOOL CIPS AND SAME'
PITTSBURGH, PA
FLOUR.
/Wind removed their 01dee to
AROBITEOTf 3 .
MIS, NOTIONS, &C.
1:13
EXTRA QUALITIES
HOSIERY.
FINE AESOETMENT OF
Ruffled Collars and Cuffs,
The New Sailor Collar,
Silk Fringes,
Satin Trimmings,
Silk Glass Buttons.
In all the Newest Patterns
An elegant assortment just received
Hair and Jute Switches,
Balmoral and Plaid Hosiery,
Wool Half Rose,
Shirts and Drawers,
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
YARN,
A Full Supply of All Sind&
HEAVY PLAID FLANNELS,
MAGNUM, GLYDE & CO.,
78 & 80 Igarket Street.
selS
NRAV UM GOODS
IA.CRIJI 6: CLAIUSIES
NO. 27 Fifth Avenue,
Dress Trimmings and Buttons.
Embroideries and Laces.
His s and
Flowers.
Hats and Bonnets.
°lose tithing and French Corsets.
New Styles draoley i Skirts.
PIVILSoI c—all the new styles.
Hun and Bain Umbra:us.
makes.
• -
Hosiery—the test, English ,
.agents for 'Harris, Seamless Kids.'
Spring and Summer underwear, _o_
Sole Agents tor the Berms PatentSh ap es: 1..
"West End."
lays. "Lockwood 's "Irvth Kt d
"Elite,'.' &c; "Dickens," "verliy," an oth er
styles.
Dealers supplied with the above at
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES
MACRUM & CARLISLE,
NO. 27
FIFTH AVENUE
my 4
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BURIES, GIN, &C.
WHOLESALE DEALERS ES
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 PENN STEW ,
Have Bemoved to
NOS. SS4 AND 886 PENN,
r. Eleventh St., (formerly Canal.)
JOSEPH S. FINCH & CO.,
zio•. 188. Ms 189. 191, 193 and 195,
POST STREIT. rrrreatuatm.
ILASIMACIVAISS OP
Cep MOW Pare Bye Whiskey.
Also. dealers US 1033193 WM= sad 1.1.
9130193. HOPS. Le. mamas
VILEPANT
PAPER HANGDIGS.
Enameled Wall rapers In plain tints imper
vious to soot and smoke. Vernalltion grounds
with gold and inlaid figures. EU HOSIF.D VAL
VETS, INDIA TAPESTRY. UItENE. PANELS
stamped and printed gold. • •
Newly imortped and not to be found elsewhere
In the country. For Bale at '
W. P. MABSUALL'S
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
191 Liberty Street.
DECORATION9-4n Wood,
Marble ant' Fresco imitations it
for Warls
gnu Ceilings of Dining Booms. Halls, e..
N o=os iut .
No. Matk et street. 0
QTANIPEO GOLD PAPERS for
t.ar:ori, IA No.lol Market street.
/TV • ./OttEra litirGite a
CARPETS ,
okRPEft ,
NEW FALL STOCK.
Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
DRUGGETS.
DRUGGET SQUARES,
Ingrain Carpets,
AA the Lowest Prices Ever Offered.
80 - GIRD, ROSE & CO.,
21 FIYIS AVENUE.
selB:d&T
NEW FALL STOCK.
CARPETS
The first in the Market
.A-ND
CHEAPEST.
Ell
CHOICE
Two-ply and Three-ply
CHEAP INGRAIN CARPETS.
THE FINEST LII , TE OF
BODY BRIISSELS
"E.v . er Offered inPittstruriall.
e time and money' by buying from
leFMMk'iD & COLLINS,
No. 71 and 73 FIFTH ANESUZ,
szL:d!tT
NEW CARPETS!
MESA. DIFORTATION
Purcb aced by our 31 . r. H. MaCallum from mann
factureTs M Europe.
VELVETS, BRUSSELS, 7 -
Tapestry Brussels, &b.,
THE FINEST
Assortment ever offered - in Pittsburgh. -
ALSO, A FINE STOCK CF
THREE-PLTS, IIiqRAECS,
AND
COMMON CAILPETS
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Well Seasoned Oil - Cloths.
BROS.,
,rO. 51 FIFTH APEXUE,
Belo
OLIVER TCLINTOCK & CO.
JUTE dtST RECEIVED k
FINE SELECTION OF
RIMUSSEI.S ,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
THREE PLY AND
INGRAIN CARPETS.
TEE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
WHITE, CHECH &FANCY
MATTINGS,
FOR stivnviEß WEAR,
IN TUE CIT.
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STOCK FULL IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
Arr
OLIVEII McCLINTO I it` CO'S.
23 FIFTH AVE, lIE.
LITHOGRAPECERS .
eIIUAACCK SLIMICALT...---...--FECILLT C 1.318
SGERLY St. CLEIS4 Successor!
to Q3O. Y. t3cnocEEAI; it co.,
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS.
The only Steam Lithomesnaled Establlstaser
West of tt.e Slountalns. -Bnslne_ss Cards, Lettei
Beads, Bonds,
Label
Clrenllo, Show Cards.
Dlptozo.ss. Portrslu, loon, cl !unease of De.
posits, Invitation. Csrls. Ate... Noe. IS and 74
rrodrd street. Plttsborrli. •
DR. l'irEarrlEß
rIONTINUES TO TREAT ALL
1 en , priv ate
r e..tr., LiY 3 t Pe r eigesciti all, litisel4rif'irat
y eradicated ; bps
resulting
or Semi
iioanikkeetilLess and Impotency . resulting frost
self-abuse or other causes, ed which produce
some of the following effects, as blotches, bodily
wealmess, indigestion, consumption, aversion evens
society, unmanliness, dread of future events
loss of memory, indolence, nocturnal emission(
and finally so prostrating the sexual system Si 11 , .
render marriage unsatisfactory, and therefor
imprudent, are permaoently cured. Yersons si
!acted with these or any other delicat Wiriest
or longstanding constitational complaint shouh,
give the Doctor a trial; he never fails. ,
A particular attention_given to ell Ifemale coin
plaints, Leumrrhea or Whites, Tailing, Intern
matron or Ulceration of the Womb, Ovartie
praritis, Amenorrhoea: hienorrhagia, Dysmen
norrhoes, and eterdity or Barrenness, are treat
ed with the greatest suceees.
It is self-ervidentthat a phylicl an who conflict
himself exclusively to the study of a certain clam
of diseases and treats thousands of c
aa es
ever,
pear must acquire greater shill In tht specialt
than one in general practice.
The Doctor publishes a medical pamphlet c
fifty pages that gives 9 lull exposition Of vrei
and private diseases. that canes bad free atone •
or by mail for two stamps, ealed envelopes
Every sentence contains haidruction to the al
Mated. and enabling them to determine the pre
else nature of their complaints.
Theme establishmen comprising ten ampfl:
roote Central. Doctort is not convenient V
visit tee citY. the s opinion can be oh
Mittel by giving a written 'statement of the gam
and medicines canbe forwarded by mail of ex.
press. In some instances, however, a persons,
examination is absolutely necessary, while h
others daily personal attention Is rem. ired, an:
for the accommodation e I such patients there at.
apartments connected with the once that are pre
aided with every requisite that is calculated t
promote recovery, Including . medicated trap<
baths. All prescriptions are. prepared in tis
Doctors own laboratory. under his personal sr
pervision. Medical pamphlets at once free, c
by mail for two - stamps. No matter who ha*
failed. read what he says. Hours 9 9.11. to Br, If
Bundars_32 M. to ill P. Y. Once. NO. 9 WILL'
STREET. (near (inert Rousso Pittsbueeh.. pc
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TWIN BROTHER Yeast CitkeE
Just reeflred a fresh suptlyef Mete eelebrat.
dry hop YhAST CAKES. for bale by the &ter=
grog. or at. retAL At thelNO Fa.
A. RES A mily lirocery t
llMtiore t`.
s -
'.'B CoruPr Lthertylud'Siuth streets. -,'
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14'ENVIRPAPER tREE.—Coa'
!Mere, and per ans desiring a Wester:
otee,and others,ean h sev
no
We es ly Pape
FREE YOB SIX 31ONTIIS b Jbenolng name a.n
Postotlee • add ress 'to GAZDNYLII JOWL'S AL'
VII dna', LIBIIODs
lii
(Second Floorl