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BEATER, 'PAi "
A Few Passing Weteir from the Town--;
Its;risenoohs 3.4 Improvements stores,
DEAR oaqiiiri 2 llaillg. iiftob loOked
over your excellent...paper for news+ front,
Beaver, and notilndirig much; loneht
. ou ght
s few occasional lines ' from an, in habitant bitant
,
of the place would not -be- amiss.l l, Per
,
'haps some of your readers have n o idea
where this beautiful town is situat4d. " If
so, let them take the cars- at Pittsburgh,
.
eitd they!will land at the Beaver, station
' two horns, it being twenty-eight Miles
elow•the city, on , the Ohio river. The
t wn :s beautifully surrounded by high (
'lle, and, being on a hill, it commands a
ew of all the surrounding,-towns, . , and
is easy ef access by rail,
e ir. -water, - from
• many points.:-- Itla note • for its , educe;
lona' advantages, having two first Class
seminaries and one flnerlmbllc school.
Arty having t,daugh. , or: sons to
educate, would!4kr 'in- visit these
schools,u or - :' send fort
for ' talonues. ' Both'
l r
- Swamies have', just' entered ttpoet'Ati
irst session of , al l atbk year, VilUk 'vett
lettering irOsPe 4 s;14 1 4 11 “ 1 41;h 11 .#400 1 3;,
ant there is alitays room tor • more.
Parents, =nettle? thitt„i mattei.and.amid,
your . 0121dreit 'iliberA. i t,he,rlitililie tree
tom the e vil rinfittencel:of the.oity. lf
you wOid take ,plore, 4puwe -to know
no ; abo u t -the L iechools,you place 'your
thildremti l to be trained for their life
work, there would not he 14_caTts,'
'mule sad,'oe account ' Of a wicked, disci
-•mated sou; that took 14flrst lesson when
tway 'at school l in - some city , -or ,
own, w ere 80 meny'temptations assailed
Tim on very "side. Not' so,
if you send,
hat d eon to the schools in Beaver.'
*.llO ate g drinks are allowed to be, sold
n the 1i inikr, and scholari are' watched
aver by who feel their resptinsibility
and act .., dangly ;31 ' -,. - , •'.
Beave is a very old town,' yet' some
,mprov ..ente "are in progress that will
dd much to its outward Appearance.
Viany remembbr - that a desolate
cooking place the Medicaid was; but now
t is under,g&ng a- change for the better.
Che Methodists are' erecting a tine new
,-;hurch, and the 'l**e - rim have so fm•
rovtheir edi fi ce: that one would not
-.. lie It 14 a the 'Same that has stood
i. ere for years .:: On the corner Of ,the
I iam rid, Col. Quay ' is erecting a large
g /d.
. - ry brick building, to be used for
,4 s, Meets and etoreirooms. These are
r
1 .., pro ements-thatv‘h , ave long felt the
1 • . f, and we e Diamond wil
! . nder o still greater changes: I
. 1 W are not in want of ,titillnery ;' and' ,
.
rancy stores, there being three onlThird
, tree one owned by Mrs. E. A. Beacom,
, ne y: Henry Ilene, and one by A.
e ana . • The last has, just started with a
'•lrre sortment of fancy 'goods, very
It i a difficult matter noNflor a lady to
rhea:`
;lead on the style of hat she wishes to
vear,.'ag , there is such a variety; and when
she gets one; she Must hasten • home or
hat stYle will change ere she s3he reaches
here:,.,,Wahearsso much said about the
adies' fashions changing; but w!tere are
he gen • tlemen'4 fashions —their 'tiOtta''
old large-flaming neckties. • , r
Many Of our Stores deserve special men
ion, butl will mention only . a few.
Ile drug store owned' by Hugo finder
:ion,formerly of Pittsburgh ,` is 'quite an
iddtion•to our townond all connected
with Its management Bann to be very
.11everinen. The drug store owned , by
Tohnllobrelit It verY good:One. and•the
')wrierAir , very . accommodating. We
night l.4tite much about the twirls of
Bearer; but this will suffice now. Yon
--may \ hear from us again. We would
Ike to see' many'more copies of your
xcel!ent paper distributed thibugliout
)ur towm - ,as we claim it to be the. best
daily paper priblish& in the city. *' '' '
*t. person coming to our quiet: village
week would have felt that he had
e a mistake,' and was •in some other
de:than Beaver, but upon ' inqidry-hei
ld have been told that it was the •
of the county fitir, which proved to
e best - held - for many years. The
ndance was very large; ;The„ stock,
hiniiiy, fancy and ornamental work
bi wore of the best and finest gnat. ,
,titiethelicirselsetrig seetheid - to Abe
aincipal feature of the fair. L.
.
Last!
Ma.
two
exh:
MEI
, rts.er. GI Boston.
ON. Baer. ____ is in Lords - vire.
C : F. journalists of 4hicago have formed
ess Club.
G o. W. JuLte.VVi ii has, gone to Minneso z ,
ifi i Ids health. I
L • GRAND. LOCRIVOOD.P.BI3 Marty offers
i p *tiary assistance. - , .-
C • Tansunz, the eldest;of thepeechers,
is si ty:nine years old.
1 : tiVi S ta Y e ti l e .a rt h i t, is akwoAt uP°A
:8 po rail oT the poetßryant. •
A. LONDON clergyman preached a ser
mon on tueßyron.controyersy.
`t A TN btfitge is the titpctioStj.sensatioD:,
in Charleston, Mass., just now.
,
' Dn. B. Inic:NET, one of the regents of
'the Rochester University, is dead.
Nov fortx 'Cris' is jagain 'discussing'
, the Underground railroad question.
JoaN JACOB ASTOR'S son William has
sone to Rowe to strty,atfa - sqtlptor; ''j
ViororElkailuir. Is said to be quite a
rviolinist, and a good baritone singer.
t Prue 3.24 listens twojmura daily to his,
linens's, swhe readri the papers foi Inm.
ris — Piels dent - atie — ndeil the .
tu fair at FrederickOlrarylind; putter-
GENIGRAL-lifati 4 . ..ifIS 40 I)(Vii lei;
ing itltichniOnkl .. - Idexicoind Mail!
raillan ', '':-r , , 10H I'll l . F.
Two more Sheets, in Ohio, are quarrel
- llegovak ginpropeg lmition of a`putolia '
pump..
T. P. Wurru r Allsq., BYeile. of Ban
F cisp? ceuiM, CslifOrpPS-4 111 Ctn;
i i
ILSON Pgalttl - Wo4ell '. affil. lips are to ' bi s c alped by the atone cutter
-X!Mbret.. ,7 2 , l r iri - 4, - ..1 f „,,,,
.. : ,i,,_,
latrsErtaX, 3.ICCIALLart and family will
winter in Washington. So will Fermin-. ,
do, WOtist fihif :, , l. ' . .. ' -1 :e,
I Bing of thp pelgiana offera inize
: 5,000 flat - teat the international 'ehoot- .
theiailkinatOr" 11'
; o T u s a i rNAPArP l 44e , *
ALexchangepoireirthat the Eutern
States have me* 'Ailed:of 441110 1
'Abe Western. •
- 1•5 Tits:Revoktfonsaya4fusanll, At
Nopends on coffee for much .f.
eaptivpability." •
Qtwaf spend
plts holidays at Castle _Rase ,
kltibtirgh-Gotha,.
r": Tan system of kidnappinj
, Sailors, ef theni, prevails -to
extent' in San Pranciaco.
ii
• • liOBETIT T 00113 8 1.100 has :gain bee ii rt
strioualy, ill at.bis home .at ' add gto ,
Gal., is now opt of danger.
. THE Soros's, it is said, wil rep diate
both the venerable Mrs. 'Stant. :ti the.
Vivacious Anna Dickinson. :
li
Tait Queen of :.Prussia off r oto
every woman in the kind!) tupt his
given birth to twelve children. , - I
° TwE lite John Dempster,'Of alifornia,
. left $20;000 for the purpose of 1. finding a
.Methodist Theological Bonin; .4
:, -FATHER IiTACENTHE hrrepor - . to -
rive in America next week. : e ita
will, it is stated, be on4rtempor . 4 ,
THA Yei
New rk " I 'gni ti .-t' '' e -
des" have refunded '$ 1 I - Which the
,awinAlled condding•gtrangera on of. ,_ •
A MAN named Fellows' basin four
Wives; and is living With - then .. My
'at S p ring
net i take. "gate- Feb s, well
' . VANDALS were at work Ina : och ster
'school :house la tel l y, and to . -'l)• l 3 e ii ,. , r
scratched _elates ~ •••••• .. - : ;
depredations. . • ."--;..•-',., i l
PROPISSOIi WrnisestDa W 11 , • v, of.
Yale College.. hasia-mpted a 7 to the
chair of i9omparative:Philolo .4. at Har
vard'College, . 1
~
: •.• A niroirr that the liollischil . . ' •ti sent I
ilk.. agent to offer a loan' to th- e,.vera-
went is denied by the friends . that firm 1
at Washington.. • , I
."‘MM. FREDERICK DENT, . e fa er of
Mrs.' i Grant, celebrated his eight fourth
'birthday on Wednesday by apart at the
Executive Mansion. • • •
,
.41.11 T DAVIS is staying a p tin
Baltimore. His family are still Eu
rope. •He intend': to maitre Mi asippi
his-future residence. I
I
Straardsto of • "gentle spring." ere is
Kate Murphy, in Dorchester, who,
can jump 11 , feet 7 . * inches— ithout
jumping at an offer eitheri ! '
• • THE principal of a young ladies Bei:U
nary in Massachusetts his advert! in
'the papers that his grounds are
. "p tect
ed with powder and ball. „ • I- '
, I .Diti:wan, the Inaccurate, who predicted
an immense deficit this year, in the event
of Grant's election; is now denonacing
Secretary•Boutwell as a failure. 1, • .
A szvrtnr. of .Mr. Peabody ' is, to be
erected at Reim by, order' of the Pope,
e i
•Iftio.ii deeply impressed by th charity
of this American philanthropist. • ,
RICHARD WEAVER,c ' the : famous lay
preacher of - London, England, s becom-
Jug almost as : famous in that tarp as
Whitfield was one hundred d thirty
years ago. . . . .
Govsnston • CH.A3IBEELAIN. Maine,
will appoint the Hon. Lot \M.Morrill to
fill, temporarily, the vacancy in the Uni
ted States Senate, caused by' Mr Pessen
den's death. .. • \ ., •-•
- M.ADAXE ' GAZZARIG/i ''returns from
Europe after a successful lawinit, by
- which she regains the amount of her pro
fessional earnings,from the estate;of her.
first husband -, - • l
MOUNTAIN CITY;(11 - 8114114) is RillSVe
a new paper with a singtdai or rather a
plural title, rthe.Biz Ehooter. ' • It will go
off six tiritea•a week until it 'bursts, the.
proprietor'a pocket. • :• 1 • .
Pnorissol Eery, of Amherst College,
has recently tinkled a computation of the
orbits of Saturn's satellites, along and
difficult work, whiCh 'no mathematician
has before accomplished.
THE deattrof Mr. Feasenden leaves , a
vacencyin tte , Board of Regents of the
Smithsonian Inetitnte. The other'Re•
Rents, on the part of the Senate, are Mr.
Davis apd Mr. '
SitittiontzUbri•is goingto Winhing
ton tO instil:upon an immediate examina
tion by the Government of the charges
Inade *gal nst him while he was Collector
"Ottlltt-port r of ;New Orleans. • •
GEOME FRANCIS TBAIN , announces
that he will be an independent candidate
for the Presidency in 1672,!'' s' recent
letter he asked;_ esie man
trust the Demothats aiter,loo, '64 and!
'6B to drive tea jahbasseti abreast." •
Miss MARTHA JELLSON of Ellsworth,
Ide w bas been an active teacher tor fifty
five years; She has had for her pupils
nearly all the public men of the city.
She is still engaged in - teaching, and is
nearly eighty yeariOf age.
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TWENTY years - ago a couple ` were mar-
ried in:l!tew - york, had one son, lived to
gether ten yeais; prociired a diVorcii—the
woman married again, and got *fortune,
the husband did'tidt„ and remained poor.
And. now that the woman has become,a
rich widoi, she hen re=married her first
husband. , i. . • •
A VIENNA 'paper says :- "We:Mara B
disease; as the prepch:papere Pilf(CPEte.
time ago, isfxdropiy delirium tremena,:,,tte,
rt
ca not hold !‘ pen : in
.the morning, 4 . 4,
he bas to take strong stimulants to over : ,
come his nervousness.-- He can never
make 4i speech In Parliament without:Pre"- ,
vlonely taking atrong• dmiesinf"'Pognad ,
brandy." This is problblV I t tinyire
Bismarck has been noted flit , hiOztrenie
temperance'principles.
•
A sensible, Idea About illaitingr•wi.
•
The French, : gentry are adopting the
plan of invitlifF guestp by - series, to hest;
chateaux. ,4ncl each invitation WE lb#11;
exact length of timi.each,guOst
petted, to well ati the,,day`ha to
come. 'N'ot a bad plan either,: I:A.E family .
-max be very: glad. to see .a , ,friend. , on a,
vett day, and to entertain : -that ,ftlend
.x, a•giVen time; bind yetitlxight very
ennoyiiiitoullinoonverdeutl have that ,
visitor at another time, biale, have',
,visit-prolonged.'lt lithe uneipiatediesi
'and length of visitA f :fret,
families more, than anything 'ilk. The,
eatie.w i lth,Whids PeOPie can now, gstabout
.is producing such a rage for visiftg, that
hospitable families are really Ai danger. of
being worn out and rendeteClitlistel
wretched, if not actualir impoverlshek
by the•swarnis`orfribfidOhbfindit done
venient and pleasant to Make thesghtePiV
table heiaisestheliteinpcitiry home k,
engaged in their own business Orplcasuktf,„
No coosiderate ri ,Viellfbria Pergoft , will
ever presenui tikmake A:friend's house a
_stoPPag Phice,noirew day, without
'Raving tint ascertained . whether , entire:
course twould•belsbnmileent•An4 tOses..;
ble to that friend t dShould Dever oyet• -
stay the tinity (I,Esigintiedi'itte.e*an thlc.
most *gent imitation.
1 •
MGR GUSTTIi EUTURIDAY, OCTORETO 188 ~iTT
P
,
ISPEOLIL - MMfifiS.
,or_scaufeim. TO, sw
SYSLP 'IMLAWEND . TO. TO AHD
MANDIUSLIt rueue Itlll•enre , "C
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia. if taken amord.
ing_to directions. 'They are — all, three to be Men
at the sanietizae. They cleanse the stomach, re"
lex the 'lvor and tint itflo Work; thea the appetite
becomes geoW,_• limbos! digests and make/ aced
blood; the.patient begins to grow in flesh; the
diseased water ripens into the aunts, Sa d the
patient ontgrowa the diocese and gets was, This
is the only way to cure consumption.
To then three friediclnetDr. J. IliSchenck.; of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivaled success In- the
treatment of pulmonary ConsumptiOn. 'The Thl
monlc ripens the'morbill miner in the
Ittutsi_n stare throws it off by en east electors'
thin, 'mar when the phlegm or, met er ripe a
alight cough will throW it olf. and the patient has
net lad the lungs begin to heal. ;
- To do this, the Seaweed lonic an Mandrake
Pills must be freely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver. so that the Pulmmilc Syrup and the
food will make good blood. . ,
' Schenck , s_Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
removing as obstructions. relax the ousts of the
gall bladder, the bile starts freely. and the liver
le soon relieved:Atte stools will show what the
ITU can do; nothing has ever been invented ex
cept calomel (a deadly poison watch is very
dan
gerene.to use anima with great care.) the/ Will
unlock the gall bladder and start the secretions'
of the liver like Schenck is Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint id one of the most rprOMlnent
muses of Consumption,
Sohentik`e Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant
and alterative. -and the alkali in 'the Seaweed,'
';lllcl i t e this preparation Is made or, assists ,the
to throw out the'lastrle Woe thoissolre
, the food with the Pulmonic Syrup, and it Is made
Intogood blood without ,farinentation or, souring m the stoma: ••• • ! •
r The ygeat reason why phyalidatis do not !ours
Consumption thaVtr, So OP toe soockLidol
glee inecticine to stop,thil cone to stop ens in
!loop ht sweat*, beetle fever. and by so doing
they grouts the .whale digestive_ powers, look..
rinnSs. 6l 9r zwetlinuk and ereaCdrellY, sh*.patlip*.
• Dr, Sebanci, In his treatruin ch a l gose net Utter'
• stop:Eh, night sweats, or fever- Be..
• nitiVe emu, and they will sto=cl:
awn No one' can her:wad of
tio s i t rer COOSPIN st % Csfor4
0 Ulcerated maces Mie Aver
Vie are made ' heal t. •
If a paten 'nu etinsuMption. WWI& the
• Pre some diseased, eltner tubercles,
saunas. bron Inttatiom adhesion,
or theta:lgs are a mass of ingmludoe and DA
decaying: In such easel what meet be done? It
notonly the Iwo tux are warning. ha ve l is
the 10,olebody. The ltamath and /Wee have lost
their poorer
to
blood oat of food. Now the ,
only fiance la to tate Dr. 'llitheockts throe mech.
eines. which will bring upla tone to the stomach.
thapatient will begin to want !hod, it will digest
easily, and make good blood; then the patientUi- ,
gins to gain in flesh. and as soon as the body
gins ' to to grow, the lungs commence to heal up,
and the patient gets Aeolis , and: well. This Ls the
Oulu way to cure Consumption.
Wben there is no iuntalisesse and Onlv Liver
Complaint end Dysmpie6,;.Schenck , s Seaweed
Tonle and Manerake Tills ire suliglit: without
the Tulakolide llienP. Take the' drake Tills
freely Mad billions eomplahits, as they are pee
fectlY hunnue.
Dr. &hence, who his enjoyed uninterrupted
health ttamarry year* put, and now weighs Mile
pounds.. wan wasted away to a mere skeleton, in
the very last stage of Pulmonary , oMuntreption,
his physicians having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned him - to White. He miscued
the aforepaid into Icinee, ind_sinao his move
many thousands aluelarie aMicted have used ,
r.• Smack's- preparation. with -the same re
markable success. tall directions accompany
aseh,:inakingit tiotabsolutelynteessasy to per
sonaliv see r. Schenck, • 'lineal', patients wish
their lungs examined, - and for ibis iMrperre he is
professionally at his , Principal: oMoe,
evert Saturday . where all latterefor advice
;must be addressed. Ere is glee professionally at
No. street, _New York, ever
vat
Tueseay, Ho. ah Hanover street.'
every other Wednesday. lie gives advice tree,
but for a thorough examination with his Serpi.
rometer the price Legg. Oitioe lours at each city
from 9 A. sc. WALT. at.
Price
PA of the onto SyruP_and Seaweed Ton
le each -*LSO per bo c F4 or leY.lllO a half done.
Mandrake TIM SI a box. Poe sa/a by
_all
druxouts. • . , mr19:131-dar
Ch
I , i, in .S
emto make
alarming
-DOCTOR wurrirtha (VP.
____
_, TIMM TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
arterAszts. That inupercas class, of cases
resulting from self - alms& producing an.
manliness, nervons debility, irritability, won.
• lions, seminal ecolasions, and Ammar Im
potency permonently cured. Perform afflict
ad i n delicate. intritate and long stand
ing constitutional complaints are politely invited
to caU ' thr consultation which costs nothing.
Experience, the best onto:ocher& has enabled
t lrsi
him to -perfect miler at once efficient, safe,
permanent, and bleb Le Most eases can be used
wittitu s tZlnoiran dto builness. Medicines pier
pare 'in the es lishment. ,which embraces of.
nee, lon and waiting rooms; also. boarding
ana bleeping apartments . tar patients requiring
dal/I:personal attention.' and vapor and themf
cal baths. thus concentrating the tamed mineral
springs. No matter who' bale failed, state your
case: Bead wh be 'Arlin ,nis pamphlet of any
nage& sent Loa my address , for two stamps In sear
ed enve.ope. Thousands of eases treated anon
ally,*as off.ce and all Over the country Consul-
Mtion tree. persOnally or, by mall. ince No. 9
Wylie street , (near Court House) ' tuburgh„
Pp. Hoar, 9 A. X. to 8 r. x. Bandon LS It.
R. Pamphlet sent Many address *Pr two
denspos. apt
larßATC,llrAnril HAIR DIE.
This splendid Bali e r is the best la therroridt
the only true and eel Die: = l lll.
ble, ltudruttaneons, Ito =septa r no rt.'
Oimiou. tints; ,same ,Des the in WSW. at bad
dyer, lairtnnites and Mites the Hair ton ant
bWttlai. *We or broimi • bald hi all Druggist.
and perfute_ers; and properly applied at Batche
lor', Wig Foatory. 2111.• street. New
Wok. \ . 1n7210,3
Iar,THE .HI A [NQ,.' POOL—
. • 1.88133 FOR YOUNti KIN wbotiar a
.fallen tato Irtotons hl laud now desire a dithr
life. and a better KAN HMO, with certain means
of reilef for th e 'ntntoted. Bent to sealed letter
IntrieloP4r.___frelkof 'O&M. Address. HOWARD
sesocrATiox, Box f., ! pluxoetptax, Penns.
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N'tePll CpitatttlY 0111144 d
Cloths, Cassimeres and 'estingB.
4.15 d, 4E14 TLEIII4N , EI FEIIiNpECIN Ci4vD3.
No. 0 . 3 1-2 Smithfield Street;
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4 araenr,i Ckiio44 .l lC 311 1 44;to order lo LbO late;i:
stiles.
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ALL 610 0 Dg.
~spleiadtd Oin! Atosiidi ~ : •..
.640 T 11; :: CASSIMEIRES, teo.
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i ,se4: 34,. chart Tallor. 73 Butitbfleldlareet.
'Oil , 'E TO FLOUR IDEAM.EIIB
:01.N.11 TO`
are bow reedy-
Air* Min 0 '441,000 bushels carman' , selected''
- WHITS A Li • A151181 , ..4 - AND '• Ttszoisita .
WHEAT. usehased. la Gibson.. Parse. tirtea.l
and, Mor k — mantles, Indiana. - 'this tot, or'
`Wheak. Is 41.ey best to .be roiled 'and. cannot I
be surpassed by any In the United Stales. +.l rt •
4 We have also dubbed our Improvs tr iedta IA"
...Machinery. Boland Cloths - add Conlin rooms,
add.aret:dow; prepared , to.itarnisb the t floar
-Awe have made.for , ten yeast at- prloe Quit de i tr,
• editepetltiod on'the Same trades of 'doer. , • • ••• •• •
As TillleluililDit & 1111 16is:q ! '
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f'""egi
'tj 4U.0R8.
N. Or \
BOYS' CLOTHING,
\
o w Recalling by .
Y & LOGAN'S •
1 _
-IXTH ST.HEET,
TATE ST. CIAIE. .
FLOUR
»sieee.
PROPOB4.I,a 71_
•
; • Orrt=llrg'C Lt. 05'
ALLILGEIEW!COtrwer. PA,
Pittsburgh, October 11th, 12112.
TICE TO COAL RIER.
CHANTS.-Sealed proposals will be re
ce red at this office until the 21st inst.. inclu
sive. for furnishing to Allegheny county TEX
THQUSAND BUSHELS Of H. 001 l MEE
CHSYTTABLE COAL, free from slack and oirt,
to: .be &livered at the entrance to the Court
Huse and Jan on Fifth avenue and Boss street,
and in such quantitite as the .Commissioners or.
their agent may direct. until the whole shall
have been ideilvered. Payments to -be made in
warrants ' , run on the County Trewurer, when
the contract shell have been completed• • By
direction of COSMO' Colllllll.Filnters.
HENRY LAY/BERT.-
CON TBOLLILR.
pnoposALs
be received at the Enfineer's office nettle
PITTS cURGH AND CONN LI hVILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY in PITTS otritGli or CUR
BERL AND. untli the let of Novemrwr, 1860.
inclusive, for BIIPPLYIN9 THE CROSB TlBB
for the entire line of ate. ut 85 nu scot tots reed
from bear Counellorille to near Cumberland- The -.
length of each. cross tie will be 8 feet between
square ends. Tr/tete ese 7 Inches, and flattened.
co two opposite , eld.s to not loss than 7 - Inches
tearing surface, out of wind and clear of bark,.
watch wile be shaved off. Kind of timber While
Oak, Rock Ook or Chestnut. sound and
• free from • Ind shake or other defects.
Places of dellvery,thismedrately eon the road,
and not more th an hall a mile apart, where the
ground will permit access and room for piling,
which will be done la alternate crosa layers of
about 100 in eat p le. '
Proposers who cannot
deliver at the intervalsnamed'. may state the
place at which they would deliver. and quanti
ties at each place.. The number per mile will be'
.31.1171. and Whole number about 210,000, In.
eluding those fur side tracks. Timmer to be, cut'
when the sap is Oat, and delivery to be corn
encased on or before January lit, 1870,
And
continued until alt deriver-di as follows, vies
Tor th e first 10 miles fromeither end of the road
teas Vonnellevillif Or Cumberland: on or before
,Xay let, 1870, for taccifedlng 10 miles to.,
Ward the middle Of .the road one month later, or
0. ens Isl. of Jane, July. august Ind Bentonite",
1870. until the whole- number are ofelltrered.,
,Monthly estinsttth of Cross Ties delivered;Orithe
road w ill be ORS. four.difths of the contract
price of which will be Maid. and the remaining'
11th at the completion of the contract. ,
BENJ. H. LATROBE,
Oeff.pth =ST • .Uhlef Engpecr.
onloi or errs Irsoasaraut Awn SUB S, a - •
Pittsbwsh, Oct. 0, 1889. •
NOTICETO CONTI - IACTORS
BELLED PROPOSALS for the construction
of a publio sewer on Yorty-eighth street, from
the Allegheny river to Butler street, and for the
grading paving and curbing of ; yorty.third
street from Butler to Pearson's Line, and, for the
grading, paving and curbing of Greenough street
from Try street to Iron alley—will be received at
his office until Su,
lads). October 19th,1809, at
as. No bids will be received unless made out
on the proper blanks. Specifications and blanks
for bidding can be bid's% this office.
0c6:p52
pROPOSALB
111 be received at the once of the under
signed until SATURDAY. October Ad. 9 A. W.,
for furnishing 330 of Gold's Improved indirect
Radlat rs, and titling up the tame for warming
tta , new parts of the Allegheny County Jail.
further inloiniallon given a. our once.
it 301p15 BAIL& & IdCRIFIt.
LEGAL.
A‘DIIINIIITILIITOIPS NOTICE.
—Letters of admlalstrathn laving been
.anted to he ntosertber on the estate of JAMES
WIL:ON, deed. latent Second ward, Alleghe
ay City all persons indebted to said estate are re
hnested to make Immediate paymen t and those
aving shams wilt preseit them properly. mt.
thentlcated for settlement.
/NANTELA WEAVER.
• Admlntstratrtz,
Or GEO.% COCHlite,N,
oeS pll6 60 Orant St.. Plttsbarge.
EXECUTOR'S XOT SCE
Whereas letters testamentary on the es
tate of U. ROBIisON, dtheued. hieing been
granted to the nnderslgned - by the Register or
Allegheny county, all persons Indebted to said
estate are hereby unlined to make immediate
velment. and those baying claims agal nth' said
estate will present them, Only autbenVested. for
• s..ttlentent. S. B. so Limos.
R. A. iriBIAON.
I ocT.: p 28.5 Q. A. /10111ISUN,
ASSESSMENTS.
AAA.
0711C2 07 CITY 51C61N11.7.1t AND 81:113V1tIrOB, 1
Pittsburgh, oct. b, 1889.
rumrTlCE.—The assoesbinent for
grading, taming snit curbing grin street
Thirtieth to hirty•tbird eer Wt. 1s now
red y until TIIISDAY, October 19th. when it
will be returned to the City Treasurer's puree
for collection. . .
oci:p63
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLff LOAN.
Dinars.: DABNEY ) NOROAN k CO., i;
.Bithange Place, anttil. I. JESUP k COl,
Li hue Ntnet, N. Y.;, offer for sale the .
Baud: of the Kansas Pacific Railway,
These Bonds pay seven per cent, in Gold;
have thirty years to ran; are Free from
Government Taxation; are secured by a
Land. Grant of Three Million Acres of the
\Finest Lands In Kansas and Colorado.
N ' 1
In addition to this special grant the Com
pany also \ owns Three Millions of Acres
in Kansas, which are being rapidly sold , to
. \
develop thelcountry and• imprOve the road,
They are a first mortgagcsupon the extension
\
of the road. ' from Sheridan, Kansas to
Denier, Coldrado. The road, no7:l 3 l i ion,
4:7 miles long, upon which it Is also a ' ort
gage, NOW EARNS MORE THAN ENOUGH \
IET pICOME TO PAY THE INTEREST
ON THE NEW LOAN. There is no better
security is the markete—thh being in
eeMe_ regpects ' better than Government Be
`cnrities: PRiiiciPiri AND INTEBENT
• ,1
PAYABLE IN GOLD. Price 96, ?id acorn
-1141 ,Interest, in Currency. Pamphlets, Naps
, And Chalice furnished on application.
i A '
We 'have a full supply of , the above
Bonds on hand and for sale, and we take
pliiikre in recommending them as a very
Wields And perfectly safe invuitment.
MotILEAN * vo n
so. 75 Fourth Ariinits. - - •
Aut. • - • Pltiebsrigh, Ps; •
KEYSTONE POTTERY. •
CO.
S e :: ;
imasslVess. itainvor. Wins M.
6ffaiiiatlWjselsonsm, 363 LIBEETTIMBEIT
-airiat orders soomzetl7 attea4el W.
rea.ovis.-100 bbls. Ferguson
- aloste. motes 'Amu/ 7/ o ur.
t. warranted equal to any Lout Pre Mir
now loading from railroad for sale by
H MOM a CO.
-tts ram -
RITUAL lIFE INSURANCE CO,
Of Pennsylvania.
Office, 75 Fetival St., Aliegheny City.
DIRECTORS,
Hon. JAMES L. ORAILLM,
Bee. J. B. CLABIC,_D. D.,
Capt. B. ROBINSON,
Bey. A. B. BELL,. D.D. •
Rey. NEsBIT D.D.,
W. A. BLEED , Cashier Allegheny Trust CO.,
JACOB,SH Real Estate Merit,
SLMON DKUM. Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W.BENN y, Hatter,
A. S. BELLv i t it zuney-at-Law,
D. L:PATT N, Lumber Merchant, '
D. SWORBB, Insurance Agent.
Capt. ROST. ROBINSON, Preiblez.t.:
Rev. J. B. C LA RR, D. 0., Viva President,
JACOB RUSH. Seeeetaxy, •
W. BENNY. Treasurer.
.
DANIEL SWORE% Deng Agent. -
This is a home comniicy, conducted an the mutual
principle, each potter holder receiving au equal
share of the proem of the COmpany. Poliale•
will be Issued on all Um didertut plane of Life
Insurance, and being conducted ork val economi
cal bade will afford a Wei .invesbnent to each
policy holder. and therereillii the moner at
home to e•Monrage beine - inutulifv, . relrigiaall
pErarsn o vion4., .. 1 --.
... . .
_a_.,...
S3UR*NCE CONPAII - OF: PllTTigiunlNl
OPPIL.Oto. 1431SIMOOD• =BOOT. ' !L,POL
OP 00w,Itelcootoo.. • ,
_, - 4 _
__
_.••
Thts Is a Home_ gmeeay s sad mons epfass
Ofes_lar_Plre oureaten.-; • . ....... .. ...
bzuNALRIP =MB, •President. • • 1.1
:_ ii g. Vire President. ~,; 1 i . ,-,...: •
xu 11ST P • Presume. , I I , ''•,
li th o,
~ ea .tiecretsty. - r' • -
`4.aisaartt water.
c. . Bans,
;•Notert Pan eh,
'Jacob Planter.
Josiah Sing,
'JUL 11.13opkIn.
Ibranl.
a* AGAINST Loss 13T
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.OF FHH.ADELPRIA.'
Onnoxiii• • * ST fiT.,n ear *oz.
purled dr. Butcher. I j Mordegal H. Loofdl
..'oblea Wagner , ' DaPid RN*.
Barenel 0 18 leauLeis
Jeecvo t N.dward c. Dale,
4 7 rags W . sr (learn rake.
CH.AwArsi U. BANONNE, President.
ILDW. C. DALE,LVIee President:
W. V. STEELE Beeretarr.oro ern.
J. WaiDNXIt CO/7M, Asznir_
North West earner Third and Wood audits.
North
H. J. IZOORL.
City Zneneet.
C iASH . •
INSURANCE COMPANY.
• PUEILeriPS EprapprG,.-
so. AS ?ISM Avenel,. At
• Ca Prrissunea, PA.
Pita' A-UlPaldllaP:
• DIRECTOBI3. _
N. J. B4ley. plCapt.M.Balley,
Dann WILTam, 8. H. Hartman, A. Chambers.
Jake 8. ht , Clarkaa. Jas. M. ltsalap.
Thomas Smith, Jno.B. With:oh.
BOHIEHT H. ICING President..
JNO. P. .TENtiiras.. Vice President.
• JO5. T. JOHNlSTON..Boaretary.
- Capt. H. J. 6BACT..43ea't Agsat.
Linn* on Liberal Terms on. all Fire
I and ,Mailie Mat.'
•
. .
aritita , .
NC - MEWS !INCE CON.
PANT OP ITITBI3IIItOH. •
=ANDER President.
WM. P. li•ElißititT. Secretary.
CAPT. ezeues I.&ELD, Eieneral Aleut.
Moe, 9k Water street, Span, t Co.'s Wan.
house, up stairs. Pittsburgh.
Will Inzare against all minds or Tire and Xs.
rine Mks. A home institution,' managed by Di.
reztora who are well known-to the community,
gad who art determined by promptness =dither
silty to maintain the character which they have
summed, as olibring the best protectlen to floss
who desire to ba insured,
scrOnS:
Alexander Dra
JOUR V. NeCumes
B. Killer, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James Mahler. Erauk. k.
Alexander :ftees„
Andrew Atki n,
David Long, Wm. =ban. -
D. holt
NATIONAL
H. J. IttOCIM
City Nagictecr
INSURANCE COMPANY.
eor. Federal Bt. and Diamoad, Allegheny,
Bffitazi th. SZOOND NATIONAL BASH
if. W. MARTIN. President,
J4Opini_
_BROWN, J a., Vice President,
JAMES R. in/NE.OEION. Secretary.
DZBZCTORS:
Jolla A. Myler, !Jas. lALlekbArt. ; Jos. Mrs...
Jika.U.Orabam. 'Robert I.es, C. C. Boy le,
Jno. Brown, Jr. IGeorim Beret. Jar-On kom
O.H EN Jno. Thompson IJ. Mc:N=OlM
pE i pPLEIP ,1118IIRANC . E COM.
OITICZ. N. Z. COEN= WOOD FIFTH SM.
Hone Compag.iskitg Pire gs.dl4rine
W.
Joan Watt,
.Tobe lc. Parka,
C. H. Loy,'
nwra. Van lark,
James D. Vernra•
WM. PHILLtra.
JOHN WATT. V
W. P. °mama
4I,CEGAI ENY • INSURANCE
C4INPA.NY OF PITT/3EURGH. . •
0 ICE,No. lITYIFTHZTEEKT.Enxit BIAXLIT•
itatlrCS agi4nit all kinds of Fire ant /daring
' • •
• JOHN IRWIN. JR.. rresident.
T. J. HOSICENSON, Vice Prerldent.
C. El. DONNELL, Secrtary.
.1 . CAPT. WM. DEAN, Oeneral Agent.
DrOZZTOEI37,
John Irwin, Jr.,
T. J. Hoe/Anson.
Harvey H Chil oney,:
e ds,
Charles .11ay 4 ,
OW. Wm. Dean .
ROBPITA:PAITERSON'AIk,
CQABOCIt' OF
• ... . .. .
NSeventh Avenue and.Liberty-St
. ••• •, . • . -•-.,
. , PITT9111:11011, .P. 4 . -.
Will on saturdio, Daly 31ifi / 869 .' Mid '
sile2
on succeeding Saturdare • ,
ho dui Atibtlott Salo of •, •
,
..... .
HORSES,-.' AfIRIAGESI: ~ BOGGIES•
r . , WAlsgo NS,
And 'every/ilex eptiesinding to the Elora. ' '
/Wiles Alining to lieu era gigue leave their
notice of consignment on or before ,Timaday of
'eachweek in order or adveAistez rrompt st
teeuon and - 4iood ore, ri4 be it!fi?ii 11l Biotic /pit
" JOHN lt•Olt #A,lVAlniitioneer;
, tramiss, ... ,:,-.•• .. • .. •\: . .
JO P 1 4 / 4 " 111. •••• •; * .1 7. 11 . 2 71: 2507 i
ROIrr a II,pATTERSION &
any„ SAIM
_AMID
: .
C9BINCISSION STABLES!
COLVMM I II PENPE LIBERTY
, - .lTrTsintßan, PA.
8A8 8415,31 '
TICUIT BODl7< 4111800LILTION
11ia4114% Caste Btasli Pfttabarilt."
BMW stteseloa-ginu to.the 4silaing 4a4,
MOM' of C 101717 EQUZEI aad TUBL)II3
MASPINIII.
" - '1 INS
NNE
. . .
M. W. Warn. bisstio/.1. ADVII3/01.
Oeorit te Vllsoi. •
Etto.
IJ.
C. in v .. •
.1. C. Fie r. .1.
John Voeirtion
'Copt.: John L. Bliadti
[aims! thriver.
Charles Artuale.
Jared M. Brasb,
Wm F. Lang.
Samuel ft eCeckar,
'zestdent. .•
.President.'
B.'w . L. Valinestock
Rober lt t H. Dav. Everson,
1 1
Francis Sellers
Cant. J. T.ll3aeldalii.
1 4 .:4111s. •
LIVERY STABLPS.
AROEUTEOTEL
NirHEW OPpiL4-4101:18E.
8 iI , THHH;t4' AFTERNOON,.
Ocher 14th.
'Seg.'
PRocTniicATlNik:
For peribrniance the new dromatic Parlone. •
Ethei - old Joseph Proctor
SAT BDAY EVENING last appearance of
Mr. JOSEPH PROCToM:r
. .
The Amerlcsn drama of
• NICK OP THE'WOODS: - L.
The Jibbenattioasy Joseph irocter
To conclude wito the pewerful play I
- O'NEIL THE REBEL -4 I
Hugh O'Neil* '• , .Joseph Proctor
_
Tuesday Evening, RIGRagGS ENEILLig
OPERA.
arP . ITTSBUIRGH, THEATR
—Flys
E.
WILAMS. Sede Less.
apnearace.' o c Miss Ll
KEEFE - 'STAVE, all'e.
DULIN, EILTGFNE F. GORMAN. Miss TVA.
B ENT, 3111.... DI A XA.uite.JrE 3 - ERE. and alt
the treat Nort UTY CON not.IDATICN.
Friday benefit at 1111e..DE VERB. • _
Ladles' Matinee every Wednesday and /attar.
dAT: ;Admission to Matinee . ; 95 cents: . I I'
MITI 4-
VOIIE 1. I tarn! ONLY.—WED2iIOI
- THURSDAY. V RID S..Y AND SATUR
DAY., OCTOBE ft 13, 14. 15 sun 16. ALLEN,
Psrr N
DELEIIATY kiENGLERI4
BEINSATION 171/48TRELLS,
Compriar acre Demand Talent than everb4624
tonctutcwn In one orgaplzation. 1_ • •
JOriNNY ALLEN.V.RARLEY FETTIIIGILL
and DiliElt 1n4 , 11 - ENGLER, the fbar
GREATEST COMMEDIAN.S!EtTEE WORXED
Assisted by a fon snd efficient,.
OROUSTRIL • AI,D -540:4__COPEN.
Pargietta and Deis r.3ta,
FaintlT .. .. .. • •-• • ' 50e. -
Dallesy • • •
Door" °pawl!, 7i 3o - col:manta 118 n'tionic:
Beau Penrod - at W. A.t Y4,4!ttealllV# /IQ"'
Wore, 45 Fifth - avenger -
tr'NEW OPER!. _ALOUSk..
ENGLIgH OPERA.
:CABaLINZ RIClll;blO3l{EletrAED
, Directi!itd. '`•
F VF 1c1:0371-Aig.'d141X,
•
. CersigEHrlVH
Tuesday, O c tober: 19th,
The Renatoire fir the Ft'r• 11t2ht.3 L s fo ll ows:
Tuesday—NA ..THA. , • -
Weduesday—BOHßMlAF VISL. r:. r
, Thursdav—PltkatATOL9. • •
Friday—PAHeT• • , • , '' • •
listanlay—CßOWN - D1413(02i1A, .•
Admission Al 00; Resorted Oretostra , $ 1 00;
Reserved Palos Ate and Dress Cbele, $1 RIS;
Gallery. 23 cethte. '• . • ..
Sox Sheet now open at the Box Mts. where,
seats may be reserved for the entire encasement.
OP - GRAND , ARMY OF -•TIDO
. REPUBLIC. • .
THE' LEI.;TURE COMMITTEE - Or
Hays Post No: 3
Announce rogagetnents with the following
, weli
known .Lecturers: • .•
JOSH B ei GB,"
Hon. JUSTIN McCARTHY, "
P. ROE,
- Yrs.Z AB aTH CADY' STANTON,
- Miss NATE MELD. .
jogutt NAIR • .1
Mrs. FRANCES E. OARTER,(Recitstions)
C. C. COFFIN., ("Carleton ,, ot the Boston
The coarse Will be rinangurated on 110313.1
DAY EVardn6, October 2/st, by the celebrat
ed humorist
JCSIStit
who will deLver hie Ltetureentitled.
.` - 'l/ILE:
Season tickets can be nroeurtartrat'l the even=
lug of October ptit. at 'be .11nelo More of - Mel.t
for & Hoene,,.a liarr,Kriske,A ; Stosttler. Price
Two Dollars'. ' • • otl4:Sep
orAtADERne mrsw.
P 4 PA 'ROSA
Grit 4 EpglisitiOpera.
Carl Boss, , iteee totsUsii,
D. de lfusineee ]Tanager:
t
SIX MOM'S ONLY AIM/"MATINEE.
NIGHTONOSDAY9 - tter• 48.
First appearance in Grand Opera (to. pitta.
burgs) of
MDSE. • Resktrtri ! ROSH. •
In in cow!. charming aad, PnPPlnt °Pens in Ave
acts,
- -•- IST TRA,• •
• .--MADA.II4It raliErilattalA • ;
In her unrivaled role . ••••
L aDY ItAR.RIET;Or
With sin. SEGUlN.Ateiari G./MM. GAWP..."
B LL•SIBB/Nia AllitiuliureCatiteil iaEailish , .
OPe THE GREAT ENDLISIVFAIH SCENE -
Will be Osten Complete farther brat time in-Pitta- , /
burg° , •rsFrefeuk t iK/ 11 1 Pm S, CIY4 L I#O
otas
IENGLISH COUNTRY FAIR . , •
Pronounced by the New Temptress a scenic tri
umph seldom 'witnessed , Oragd_Opersos,-and .
*bleb was received on ire ,
repreaentatioa at the
French lioa•re *i. the pickiest enthusiasm
The flo times and Properties, iortitis Oa ern are .
entirely ew, and ; ere_ nun ufactor.d udder Um,
carelut aaper"vi ion of Mr.' C. D..' HestOtt - a' mut'
of eeci rat Thousand Dollars. •• c• ' • -
TuiedaY-(for the L .fr A , time :in -Pittsburgh)
THE PIIIIITA 1 , 174 BA.T11)31.01.• Wedneaday—
Join. Debut of tg • young suceatefulPtitnit nouns •
Sopran4.l)ltis'Ll) it - HAINES mut the liming tal
ented Swedtah Tenor, . .NOiltioLG.H.
THE BOHEMIA_ Golit.. 'Thilra i day—(First.
time) THE'BLACK DOMINO?'; Fri.lav—Benotis
of Mme. y A it4t.A.. itusA, turi_NtKi; 3 , 1 BI-
T SaturdaY—Last nieht. TROP
TORE. _
t aturday- , GranitGala Matinee._ •
Ada.la ion AU_ ri servtd, arra s $1.50: ?arum
Circle b Oct Garlete 25i.
Beam-red for any. night. fo' sal.' It •
bar 8r0..`0 Music Sion, sisal Wool) nrriaicre
farWTl AT}EAUE RALL..
• zzo • Ftfth avenue, oppOs.te the 01;4.
.•,• • . •
House, Ylitaburgh. t 4 ,1 ocoolest . 33=.
desirable vises of resorts. Liquors am be
at this place Pore and 1i004.....Tba Billiard Koo*!
are or the gronnd floor in the rear, •
BILLIARVS
• • cuirziws: striLDEitoil „
88 Sralthfipld'S ree
(Formerly ceettEd by. rotor 13: - SebnidA ) ••
been Mated:Mr • term oflears by
: GEORGE' H..- BEN!
,
A nd ...rit ted ,li p 4st •Mialp
• si
FIVE NEW TABLEE,'";
:;.: , .. • ~ , Were Pali plated , Iw : the a .: -• : ;77 , .
1. 7
.... ... : jii r•i q - .;", ;1..1 . 1 - i.l. :: .":•:.!..-
)311,11iLARD- , 111.1%i ii ~ • ' 1 -
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''lnnw TEIJ L ii •-,• 't
SEi 1 l' , "•;•;) ...21t0,1. •• ';
tEST AFJIQUORS i AN DI CIGARS.
OCCOR •ttl; X'Atlf-•_1.• , 1 • t •
AILMERT 41/0 I , lOTLEit s :
.u,re.; "; ••
IteriftettruertistaiDeSlersitil3oo7ll.iBBo.llilf,'
14 „.104 1 T.FP1e , 4675 ; I .Ata",lt ft../114,-*t
Vaenrii , itteiteegpritivtdethitits Work. * •`;'
* .WSliess tem tontieviectbe attteut ioa .of tha
, mipmnilicturer ib
"bac
th ViPtir glegei r it Pd'red
troubled with Corruk t ßil
v Uter or deformed
le bf a lt u allor ,(I.`",n.Vl'
pleased in Si 01 n. welkin*
snowing xv.poln - nsn4 isellostscansi„.
iboi t lsrLwAielore esit • tle lb Trerriiiitinedmr
sold m=rertabili'lloot said hues fat te nd
oft taut: reltouli atria and coireisest.' -. ••
„ „Ajar AD
• Mar et et Pitts • •iibPPll.l.
lopimumari4" '
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