THE DAILY GAZETTE
OFFICIAL PAPER
Of Pittsburgh, Allegheny City and
4llegheny County.
'GAZETTE BUILDING:
Comer of Ruh Memo And Bmlt6Beli *foot.
SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1870
Bomm et Fnuaifort. 0.1;
PETIROLEnr at Antwerp, 531.
(.10L0 closed In New Tork yesterday
at 111R41141.
A NATIONAL BANK at Erie is invi4ed in.
to our Federal Court, to anewerlupon
quo tarrianto to chargee of illegal gran
Um, which if proved should forfeit its
charter. The case has been for sometime
under discussion in banking circles, and
will now have the careful attention which
le to establish it or disprove it.
IT IS AKl4o[w . el) that the great Papal
Ccinncil will proclaim the dogma of the in
fallibility of the head.of their. Church, on
the gay of Jane. From the same day,
will date a more general disbelief in its
just foundations; than ever yet led the
world or disturbed the , Roman Church. hi
all the ninetamieentuTes, there could be
found no bolder challenge to Christian en.
ligbionment. .
A SPECIAL circular from the Interior -
Dapinatent Instructs the censusMkers to
be espactilly careful in enumerating, at
their schools or colleges, all childreti and
youth absent, for educational purposes,
from their own homes on the let of June
and temporarily domesticated in another
familrat thereat.of eduction. The in'
"traction is important, in view of the very
large number of youth, in all the Stater,
included in the category no muted.
CONORATCLAtE our - Republican
friends in- Beaver county, upon the sac.
oeu whirls is likely to attend their efforts
to compwe the differences whirls have '
heretofore weakened, their lanai position
is a party. In their nominations. the pm.
ceedlngs of their Convention, and in the
'constitution of their Executive
tee, we perceive the sincerity of the gen.
eral desire-that Republicaniam. in that
county should hereafter present an united
and effective folint. The man who first
moves lo disturb the understanding is a
pestilent feliew, who should be abated as
II public ituisaitee. .
THE Pittsburgh Post forgets its .. ,usurd
candor when it seems inclined to miaatate
the legitlinate constructions of our .de.
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dense of the tariff system as an American
institution. Our neighbor knows well
that we have no sympathy for any doe'
trines which would proscribe any avowed
citizen of whatever race, color, condition
or nationality of birth, It is enough for
us that all are citizens, whether by birth
or choice, and, as citizens, composing our
American .nationality. we shall uphold
their common interests against the special
policies of every 'other people on the
• globe. In that sense, we Insist that the
Republic shall be. Americanized, and not
on the narrower basis which the Post
seems too ready to accept for us. If the
Post says correctly that "the black man's
party beccinaing defiant," would It not
be because the "alliance" is declined
which, only the other day, that , journal
most cordially proffered?
:Tim reduction of over fourteen millions
In the public debt during May, and the
almost equally large abatement which is
expected in June, are to be largely attrib
uted to the heavy receipts of Internal
revenue, on account of income and special
taxes and licensee. We observe one of
our Republican cotemporaries, which loses
no other opportunity to assail the tax
upon Incomes, forgets itself so far now,
in Its just exultation over this fulfilment
of Republican pledges, as to ask : "Which
is best, to honestly pay the debt in this
style, - er repudiate it, to the everlasting,
shame of our children and our children's
children 1" We like such talk as that a
good deal better than if; instead the occa
aionhad been held to justify only is sharp
assault upon the policy of the administra
tion and of the people, in one of its most
Important details. For the truer dedtic
tion,we have perhaps to thank the Con
vention of the Ohio Democracy, whose
platform seems to. have convinced our co
teMporary that there Is no half-way halt.
ing placer between that policy, as it is now
commended by this 'gratifying experience,
and the partizan extreme of Democratic
dishonesty. ,
DrdOatacr in the Southern Rtat s is
discovered to be as unregenerate as ver.
A late experience at Richmond may be
accepted as pregnant with instruction for
tiitir northern friend's who insist upon an
immediate and sweeping amnesty for past
political crimes. The municipal election
in that city resulted in a clear majority for
the . Republican ticket. The Coahnis.
stoners, with whom lay the duty of sum
ming up the returns, happen to be all
Demoarms. Beaten 'at the polls, what
Seas more natural or easy for Democratic
officers than to ignore the popular choice,
proceeding coolly to elect their own favor
• rtes by the familiar method of doctoring
the ballots. But even a Democrat witu:t
stand too much of that sort of thing in
and the Whig, 'an able journal
of the opposition, protests against these il
legal proceedings, denouncing them an
wlthotit a shadow of authority. The mi
nority ticket thus 'electioneered into place
*declared "not lobe worth the paper it in
Written on, and should be universally re.
pudiated." We commend the honest CAD.
dor of this Virginia Democrat, as an ex
ample for the Democracy of our Somer.
set, or Westmoreland, or Philadelphia die
.
RELIG:10II6 INTELLIGENCE
The late Convention of the Episcopal
Diocese of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia,
node" the Presidency of Bishop Stevens,
possesses interest to many et our readers,
in view of the Pittsburgh Diocese mace
being a part of the Diocese covering the
entire State. The growth of Episcopall.
anima in this State oflate years, required
the division of the Church into three dio
ceses, and steps were taken at the MILL
- delphia Convention to make - another': difi.
cum of the work in the eastern - part of
Pennsylvania. In Bishop Stevens' anneal
address, he gives numerous. reasons 'for a
division of the diocese, in which he de.
scribed the exhanating nature of the work.
at not arising .from travel or from
minis
tratimst, but from enormous correspond
ence, settlement of parochial and other
offiCial Attlee, immense office work, super.
vision of societies, Merriherships in corpo
redone, ke., all of which are unalleviated
by any system of Deatwies, Arch deacon
ries, as in England. The Bishop favored,
and would give his assent, to any line
voted by Convention, provided it was
.not within the Five Couniy Line. The
Convention finally took action. fixing the
new diocese five counties around Phil*-
, MALL FroMihe Bishop's address, the
Mission work of the Diocese is very encour
temp eighteen new stations have been
adopted, in ten of which Churches
S ` h
have been began. • The Committee on
Episcopal Residence reported that $37.
612.20 had been expended, and that In a
few days the whole will have been paid.
Very soon the season for holding camp
meetings by the Methodists will be at
hand, and we observe with pleasure that
the trustees in charge- of some of the
leading groves in the East have resolved
not to allow perstona to enter the grounds
from Saturday evening until Monday
morning. By this means the desecration
of the Sabbath will be avoided, and a
strong reason against hoidtng these meet
lags will be removed. - •
is estimated that the accessions to
the Cumberland Presb,yterian.Chtmeydur .
Mg the past six months, have been fty.
five hundred.
The Jewish Chronicle urges the concur
rence of the Jews is a revision of the
Bible.'
Recent statistics show, estimating the
p 3pn imi n o of New Tork city this.year at
one million, with four hundred and st , •••11-
ty cho relies, that the asemge to int obi
tants is 1 to 2,127.• In IWO, it was 1 to
2,761. There are accommodations places
Of worship for 350,000 pmsons. In the
PnAelitant houses for religions \ services,
there are sittings - for 250,00* persons.
The efforts of the Northern Baptists to
open up fraternal relations Nvith the
Souther. members of that demimination,
failed at the lute Convention tii.the South
ern Baptiste at Lodisville. * The matter
was diiieussed and then referred to ti com
mittee, who subsequently reported advirt
log the dismissal of the whole question,
and n monition to that effect teas tinani-
mouxly pa.uk"
The location of the Otte rbei n University,
under the care of the United Brethren, is
musing considerable discuaslon‘ in that
body. The old argument that a small
town is preferable for the morale, of the
students, is urged, while the Reiigious
7:cleorope says the argument is worthless,
and that not a decent college In the coun
try is buried, in a small village.
Kansas Episcopal Diocesan Conven
tion, placed two ladies and six gentlemen
on the board of examiners of thel,Etioce
an Seminary, being the first instance in
this country in which women have been
elected to a diocesan office.
Among the accessions to the Congrega
gational Church at Belle Plain, lowa,
was a man passed Middle age, who ascrib
ed his conversion to impressions made by
the daily eight of the new church while
being built. -It seems he had contributed
generously toward Its erection . . , •
The. noted Unitarian preacher in Chica
go, Rev. Robt. Collyer, stated at the late
Unitarian Conference in that city, that a
conference and prayer meeting had been
established, which generally consisted of
himself and two or three , others. Bill
their. young people haves fraternity num
bering from one hundred and fifty to two
hundred, which give dramatic entertain
ments, and the young folks take to theatre
better than to the prayer meeting.
The Adverse( notes, which it styles an
umuwaloccurrence of a Catholic priest
and one hundred and seventy of his con
gregation, petitioning for the suppression
of liquor selling, at Colchester, Conn., the
other day. It thinks the Catholic priests
could carry • . 'prohibition law in every
'State in the land If they chose.
Cincinnati evidently regards the gath
ering of orderly "person to hear 'Preach
ing at public places as an unsafe proceed.
lug, and therefore, the authorities willnot
allow out-door preaching in its parks thin
year. •An exchange says there Is no pro.
hibition on smoking and swearing. • -
The receipts of the Ministerial Relief
Fund to the Presbyterian General-Assem
bly, for the past year. show a total of
nearly thirty-nine thousand dollars, being
' eighty per cent. in advance of the pyl
ons year's contributions, chiefly because
of the munificenee - of the late John C.
Baldwin, of New Jersey, who gave twen
ty-five thousand dollars to this excellent
fund.,
The Christian Intelligenrer represents
that among the recent convert,' in the
Baptist church, at Stockton, California, {.re
a man and bin wife, both deaf motes.
who, though they never heard a ser
mon, yet wrote out excellent statements of
the masons and ground of their Lopes.
Arrangements are in progress for hold.
ing an Ohio State Camp Meeting. Metho
, dist Episcopal Church, near Alliance, Ohio,
for the special purpose of promoting
Christian holiness, commencing August
and to continue ten days., It in ex
pected to be the largest gath/ring of re
ligious people ever held in th/ great State
of Ohio. Persons of other denominations
sympathizing with the objct, namely,
Christian holiness, are expecttnl to unite
with the Methodists in promoting- the
work.
The memory of the late excellent end
devoted Bishop Kemper, of Wisconsin.
who recently died in his eightieth year. is
':like ointment poured forth." Ilia emi
nent services will long make his name
fragrant in the hearts of the good and
virtuous. In a brief notice of this divine
We learn that in 1811 he entered the min
istry et Philadelphia and became an llA
ststant with Bishop White, in Christ
Church. in that city . . Afterwards he was
assigned to the agency of the Society for
the Advancement of Christianity. the
datlesof 4hich required him to travel a
good deal iu Pennsylvania. While In thin
city he heard that isolated communities
of Episcopalian in Ohio, needed the mitt.
istmtionn of a clergyman, and he sought
them out. It is thought he was the fleet
Episcopalian minister who ever preached
west o a f the Alleghenies. Thirty-five
years ago he was made Missionary Bishop
of the North:wentern Staten and Teni
teries. .
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Rev. F. A. Noble, of the Third Presby
terian church of this city, tits consented
to deliver the annual address before the
Society of Inquiry, 'of Marietta College,
it the coming Commencement.
"The. Congregationalists are adopting
the principle that a deacon may be voted
out of. Wei office by the same power that
"voted him in whenever a change is re
garded desirable for the good of the eon-
Irrogation.
Petroleum Item*.
The terrines Armstrong Run well, near
Brady's Bend, has settled down to about
'thirty barrels daily, and thin is an in.
crease over Medially production two weeks
since, or before the tools and .rope were
withdrawn..
The Mc'Stair well on the Buedeker tract,
near Fagundas City, West Hickory, will
be down about the - 6th instant. As thin
will Prove the value of certain tracts in
that section, and give a new im
petun to developments, the result is
anxiously awaited by operators front , all
sections.,
The new well at Reno le reported as
producing steadily at the rate of one hun
dred and forty barrels per day ap to yex.
terday.
The production of the Parker', Landing
district has been inc:eased materially dur
ing the pad two weeks by the striking of
several new walla, among which are the
Henry Run well now doing about seventy
barrels daily, the "Chance Shot" well do
ing about seventy-five barrels, and the
"Hidden" well reported' at one hundred
and fifty barrels per day. These wells
are all beyond the line of any strikes pre
viously reported. and prove that the west
ern limit of producing territory has not
been ascertained.
The new well on the Story farm, struck
on the 29th 'Mat., Is doing about ten bar
rels daily.
The islands in the Allegheny River, be
t Ween Franklin and Brady's Bend, have
all been pretty thoroughly developed, and
paying wells in mazy cases found. Sev-
eral new rigs are going up in the vicinity
of Parker's on Island territory.
PITTSBURGH DAILY, GAZETTE SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 4, 1870.
How a Son of Eve Bruised the Ser
pents Head Wholesale. •
The Detroit Free Press, of May 31, tells
the following snake story: "Yesterday
noon, at the City Hall Market, seeing a
farmer endeavoring to find a purchaser
for the akin of a monster black snake, the
sight of which gathered. a crowd, our
re
porterintotliewascimluttt.o.eme.ak,,emrezdi‘n,:iittrilLei:
snakeship'e capture. The akin 11,10
brought in here by Mr. E. K. Snow, a
feruler, residing nissut four miles west of
Dearborn. and was obtained about the 12th
'too the 20th inst., Mr. Snow missed
inst.
a n caif about 2 menthe old: which had been
Is:mined-Ma pen near the•barn. The an
imal had passed out and gone to the
woods.. after the cattle. • All the stock
clone Some after sun-down, but the calf
failed to appear. 'the next morning Snow
and one of his POUR took is tramp through
the woods after the missing calf, but fail
ed to find it. The two boys, next day,
continued the hunt, going all over the
farm and woods, but no trice of the calf
wee found. On the 25th. Snow took his
oien and proceeded to the words for the
purpose of hauling up the prom and other
nteneils used in the bush last spring to
manufaeture maple sugar. On returning,
1110 team seas guided a - shorter mote,
along en old road between the two farms,
in order to avoid crossing the growing
crops. Just after crooning a little creek,
Snow's olfactories were greeted with a
sickening stench. and thin oxen snuffed
the air a time or two and set often a run,
pans and buckets flying over the ground.
Suniw looked around for the cause of the
stench, believing that it had something to
do with the loss of his calf. Following
up the little brook about thirty feet. to
higher ground, Snow found a "dip" in the
soil, just tinders rocky bank. with a little
grassy peninsula jutting nut until it made
a bend around which the creek flowed,
forming a sunny - , ecure spot. In the cen
ter of this spot Seas the illT110:111.1
body of the calf, and over it, .around it,
and crawling in every•direction, were big
snakealittle snakes,old snakes and young,
until, as Young American has it, Snow
'couldn't rest.' He saw snakes crawling
toward the brook, others coming back,
others coming out and going into the holes
in the ledgea below him—and there was
en odor arising from the whole that fairly
made the air blue. Neal thettody of the
calf were a dozen Ado snakes knotted
together, hissing and striking their ugly
heads together until one's flesh chilled to
behold them. Snow counted Intl fifty
large black snakes. looked upon the sight
as lunges Ins nostrils would permit, and
then started home for means of revenge.
Ile got several old barrels, tilled them
with straw, cobs, and light wood, with
a dozen bundles -of straw to spare, and
then-returned to the 'roast' The snakes
were as . thick as ever, and, as they heard
and easy the preparations making above
them. they hissed and raised their heads
with double venom. One of the bays
took straw and a barrel around to the
opening, nad the father and the other son,
at a proper time sent down their tire
works from the sides of the banks. The
fire went off like Fourth of July, making
a - noise that prevented hearing any dis
paraging remarks from the reptiles, and
in about halt an hour the farmer descend
ed to find the ground covered with the
half-consumed remains of thirty or forty
reptiles, while a large number had saved
themselves by getting Into the banks.
The skin exhibited at the market was that
of a seven tooter. who tried to escape
across the creek and was kilted by the
boy. A spot was found where the calf, in
trying to work around a fallen trees. had
fallen oft the bank, probably being badly
injured in the operation, and the reptiles
alight not have had anything to di: with
Its death.
A Fresh Water Grace Darling.
The Detroit Frcr Prrot of the ftOths
About right o'clock Friday evening, ns
woman named Sarah Flinn, who reside
on Seventeenth street, near the river roll
was passing Clark's dry dock, she heard
screams in the direction of the water.
Men. Flinn is a poor, unlettered woman,
who works at the washtub fora living.
and had been to carry some clothes to a
soldier 'at the Fort. She did not hesitate
a moment about turning • down through
the timbers of the darkand deserted yard,
reaching the edge of the river in a very
few minutes. From the edge of the dock
she saw forms struggling in the water.
about thirty feet from shore, and heard
voices crying for help. There was a ves
sel lying near. but - the - sailors commenced
a song, and did not, therefore, -catch the
screams of the-v.-sous in the water. or of
the woman on die shore. Mrs. Flinn saw
that the boys, for such they were, wel,
floating down, clinging to ti.catimiaed skiff.
and she tan up and down looking for a
boat. Finding none. she jumped down
from the wharf. upon a piece of ship
timber. seized n ,board. and gave her
craft a strong, push into the stream. Get
ting into the current she found that tee
must sit down or go over, and she sat
down. the water almost floating her offing.
perch. She neared the boys rapidly.
cheering! themthrough the gloom to hold
on, and her beans finally bumped against
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the inverted skiff. The trio were the
just below the Sandwich ferry landing
and well out. having Halted mat telior fit
teen rods. As she could get no wetter
Mrs. Flinn landed into the water to esiz
bold of the heat, making the lads get 14'
curer holds. and in a manner almost un
known to her, for she cannot swim, hay
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lag never visited Lang Branch, the gal.'
]not woman pushed the boat into the
bank and took the lads off. The boys
were named, respectively, Charles Mash
and Henry Foster, and their parents re
side near each other on Fourteenth street,
near Lafayette. Neither were thirteen
years old, and they. had that afternoon
run away from home, stolen a boat from
a s li p behind a tannery on the River road,
and paddled away down the river. Thrty
had been a long time in getting back, and
in attempting to land at the dry dock had
run the boat on to - a submerged log and
overturned it. Both were chilled through
when rescued, rind would probably have
perished but for this brave Mrs. Flinn."
One of lire. Stowe'. Victims--A Poor
Wretch Driven to Suicide.
The. Pall Nall Gazette says: I'aul Ilia
m-Marring, a•Danish political exile. I,om.
rnitteil suicide at JerKey, on Sunday morn
ing, by pohuming himself with phosOto
run taken MI the ends of lucifer matches
He bad also stubbed himself in the lef
breast with a stiletto. Lie had been
great political agitator, and had been ban.
ished from France and Russia for being
mixed op in. revolutionary movements.
Ile had for years past. labored tinder the
hallueination that he was the special ob.
ject of the hatred of the Russian Govern-
Ment. who had police agents and spies
continually about him. Ile gave constant
trouble to thepolice by his complaints on
thin score, seeking for protection from his
Imaginary foes. -Ile was a friend of Lord
Byron, and fought with him in the war of
Greek independence. On reading Mrs.
llarriet Beecher Stmie'd book be became
greatly excited, and his malady was con
siderably increased. Ile was in the re
ceipt of a small allowance made by pri
vate friends, among whom was Mazzini,
from whom lie received one ponnd per
month. He wan seventy-one years of age.
Murder for Fun--A Simple Colored
•
• Boy Poixoned iu sport.
The Salisbury (Maryland) EaAtern
Shorman of Saturday says: A -colored
youth, known as Jack Crow; was
'found deed at, the \Vicomte°. House
a . few mornings since under eircum:
stances that give rice to suspicion of foul
play. The said colored individual had re
cently coins from - the country. and •was
taken in and cared' for by Mr. Brohawn,
of the.Viticomleo. Jack's mental capacity
was very much inferior to that of 'ordin
ary humanity, and for this reason he wax
made the object of sport by the boys and
young men of the town. Among other
eccentricities he possessed an insatiate ap
petite, and would swallow almost any
thing given him. The day previous to
his demise some young men, and we say
it to their shame, were seen endeavoring
to appease his lunging for food by giving
him pills. fly poison -and other nauseous
compounds, front which cause it Is sup
posed death resulted. This is the rumor,
but we cannot vouch for its correctness.
as no post mortem examination of the Islay
has yet been held. '
THE Philadelphia Ledger says: A suit
Of imme interest has been commenced,
and is now on trial in the District Court.
involving the rights of passengers on
ocean' steamers. Tim - plaintiff brings his
action against the Anchor Line of trans
atlantic packet ships of New York. lie
alleges that after purchasing a ticket
with a stateroom, he found two other
aglow:its to the same room, and was fin
, any ousted from his quarters, notwith-
Standing his protest. Another room was
im igned him, bit it was . objectiormule
that he was compelled to remain-la the
general cabin during the voyage. The
case is still on trial. •
CATERPILLAUS are eating the fruit that
the people of Illinois lad expected to have
for their own tuss.
GENERILITIES
SCHASI - 1. HI living at Mecca.
CAlThvis. le coming to Americas
HARD to best—carpets.—[Com. But .
A FAT women's picnic is OR the topis.
THERE is not a Protestant church in
QUEP.N VtCTORJA 11 perenter.n grand
TIIE London street ears are purchased
n America.
INDMO IN being successfully raised in
the Sandwich Islands.
ILtruom the pedeetrian, luta been nr-
Tested for picking pockets, in Lowell. •
THE crops in Missouri are unusually
gnod this year, especially the rattlesnake
crop. .
Rcmow say. Wendell Phillip. thinks o
going to Corigrean as Mr. Twie sue
CeSSOr.
City of Paris is the largest ferry
boat between New l'ork and Europe. She
is 416 feet long
A SON Of the Siamese twins is living at
Sacramento. He is available as a candidate
for the Presidency.
AN alligator more than a yard long
prima panic among the cockne • y loathes
the Thames the other day. I
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THE Sew York &pre... thinks news.
pa t ern sleepy just now— th ey cocain.
ually getting morphine-inn news.
Two young women turned out with.
spades and hoes and paid their road tax
in the town of Beloit, the other day.
RITSion again will marry the Biitiolt
widowed Queen.. This time to a prince
of the house of Schleswig HoWain.
A Missorni drover has hogs so fat that
to find out where their heads are it is ne
cessary to bent them and judge by th
squeal.
Mn. JEROILE BONAPARTE Trliolle obBIP
cry was published in Several Philadelphia
papers on Monday, is in Baltimore and
convalescent.
Mn. D'lsn.tep is said to be 80 aristo
cratic as never to have allowed a charac
ter to appear in his novels who ix - mowed
less than $50,000 a year.
Toe Khedive finds it hard to manage
his foreign generals. One of them, from
Kentucky, punched the head of his Minis
ter of War; the other day.
Two rival' undertakers in Pittsfield
fought so fiertely at a funeral, a few day
ago. that they nearly furnished the corpses
for tacit other's funerals.
ON May 9th the registry of Americans
in Paris contained the names of Messrs.
T. D. Blair and G. D. Blair. of this city,
stud Mira Watts. of Carlisle.
A cnxtvss of colored citzens at Indi•
napolis h a
gs organized for the purpose
if building n colored hotel, to which no
white persons will be admitted.
A HOSPITAL for sick Russian sailors
nd pilgrims, on their way to Jern.dem.
ins just been establishjd nt Constanti.
topic, under the auspices of the evtr. --
REv. NV pt stews bus been
erted Assistant Bishop of the Notes,
nt Episcopal diocese of 'Maryland, of
Melt Ilishop.Whittitighstu is Bishop.
Itrcnsiti, at Sunderland. England, a
ttlo girl was blown front the quay
ighting in the muddy laskof the river
vents feet below, hat sustaining- no in
try.
Tux Lafayette coal miners, who have•
been on a strike since the first of April
will mount,. work on the tint of June
having accepted tine terms offered by tin
owners.
A LOUISVILLE woman quarrelled • with
her lover and tried to aboot .hits, a few
days ago, hut mimed him and killed an
innocent man. She is mid to regret
accident.
CLIFFORD S. WIZITE was throwl
Lip earring° in Germantown. Li,
Monday. crushing Lis skull no as to mum
death. Mr White was admitted to th.
bar in May.
. •
A N.0q1,11.1.E merchant I-et . ..v.la box
of young pole-cats by express. and inamehl
diately diSpatched the Isla to a rival
house. Tiwy are now going the rounds
down there.
Tao father ~4 a hopeful youth in Moth
ville has compelled the faro.banks thee
to disgorge the.losses of his boy: From
one of them he recovered $250 and anoth
or refunded $1.50.
Ctenno W: Roy. a printer. working is
the Pio!irer office, at St: Paul. fell out o
a three-story window of that office, 0.
Saturday night. and was found dead at
the pavement next morning. He was in
toxleated.
NEW ALBANY Wan the none of a recent
pugilistic toicounter between two womeu,
at.Ch the 'husband of nue looked on
and offered encouragement in. this wise
“Lick hr. Bet.•ey, you're tay wife, if you
don't. lick you:
Wool.r.s Num. , are about to be extol:
Belted at Stockton .
. Snit Jose, Napo and
Vallejo, in Col:ton na. In the wane State
a beet sugar tumor is to be started at
to cost $75,000. with a crushing
rapacity of fifty onto per day.
A I,Etato tried to Maw Ilia own head off
with a jack-knife in a church on a Sunday
morning, at Madison, in 'Georgia. Being
interrupted by some of the congregation,
lie raid lie was "driven to the act by the
inordinate length of the sermon."
REPORTS - 110111 PlaqUelllirle Pariah. La.,
Day the rice crop this rear will not reach
60,000 barrels of rought rice; the demand
is active:. the stock on hand Is about 3 r ooo
barrel... The -crop. owing to the • ild
w e ather, has put back the sowing of- . ce.
Mita. WiaTan, whose translationa'from
the German have made her name faius.
on account of their elegance of execu lon
as well as the taste shown in selection,
has translated froth tha French a volume
of selections from the.worksof A. Se Jf a-
_Cie advertisement was sent to the Cleve
land lien,ld office on Sunday night, in
which occur the words, "The Christian's
Dream : So Cross, No CrOwci." The
blundering' compositor made It read—
" The Christian's Dream: No Cotes, .No
Cream!"
/Vermont, noted: was recently burned in
Buchanan county, Missouri, and Walter
Hanson has been arrested for doing It.
He wan a teacher in the building twelve
years ago. but, being turned out, he is
supposmi to have nursed his revenge all
that time.
Tni Canadians may be pardoned for
their recent alarm. When it is retuen,
bored that they have constantly before
them the &MONI example of New York
and what it has conic to under Fenian ride,
and a scarcely .better fate was threatening
the Dominion.
It is , reported that the Pemmylvanin
Centred milroAllave mode a proposition to
the people of Wayland, Michigan,_ and
other towns betweeen thnt point and Magi,
now, to !Insist in•building n_rallroad to con.
sect-with the Grand River and lonia rail.
road, ut Wayland.
THE gray trotter which created a sewn.
Gen a few wean since by beating Dexter
on Harlem road, was raised by James Me.
Garvey. of Mercer county, Ky. Is a
email home, 14/ Imndn high, • and power
fully formed through the shoulders, in
dicating great endurance with rapid Into;
Hon. .
A Pants sergeant de ville arrested
prisoner in his own house, but he banged
door in the official's face, and tied down
the stairs. • The sergeant, not to be foiled,
mounted astride the bannister, and slid,
long sword, cocked hat and all, reaching
the landing as soon as his captive and se
curing him.
OEN. SYLVANI4, THAYER has-promised
to give the town of Braintree, Mass., $lO,-
000 for a public library, if the citizens
will appropriate nn' equal amount; and he
moreover offers to 'lend the town its pro
portion at-6 per cent: and to give $lOOOll
more for the maintenance of the library
when established.
ON Monday morning a dog pulled the
dead body of a new, born infant front out
a bole in the, basemont of Wesley Chapel,
in enitunbum. The dog was tearing his
pie) , when discovered by a passing Wo
man. There was no clothing of any sort,
and as Pet nothing - has...been found out
eonceining the parents of the babe.
A MAN named Elijah Monsell, of Mon.
son. Muse,., recently caught the-small-pox,
and, Ignorant of the fact, spread the di
scase In his family. Ills wife, mother
and two children died from the effects
within twn weeks:and he, left alone, the
sole occupant of his once happy home, be
came despondent and was driven to sub
cide. •
Dtt. Trios. SMITH, of Charleston, S. C.,
Was deprived of the power - of speech,
about three month ago. by a paralytic
stroke; but, "with chamcteristic: energy
and determination; be commenced Mane
dimely to train his vocal organs as if he
were a child learning for the Brat time to
speak, and, by dint of persevering effort,
be is now able to express himself intelli-
gibly in private.
Bsronr, July 1 only six mines will be
producing copper in all the Lake Superior
region, viz.: The Quincy. Herla and Cal
umet, in the Houghton district, and
Phcenix, Copper Falb, and Cliff, in the
Seweenaw district. A • gentlerutui has
just gone up to close the Pewablc and
Franklin, and the south Pewabic will un
doubtedly soon follow. Every mine in the
Ontonagon district' hes already stopped.
Over production Is said to be the cause of
the trou
IME3
JAMES E. BURNS & 'CO.'S
EMT AD. DRUG .ITORE'
Corner Penn and !ilia, (old St. Clair) Streets
Where you will nog the largest assortment In the
city. where win rind English end French Tooth.
Mali - and Nall finishes. Pure Liquors for Medici
nal PurtMoies. English arid ikwiteh Ales sold at the
very lowest price., at
- - • ••
• • . . ,
• SAKES E. BORES a CO.'S
• DECO STORE. •
Cnrner of Penn end 811th !areas
THREE REHUSITEII OF HEALTH
If all the sickly people In the world were to take
to their beds. and demand medical treatment,
there would not be doctors enough to attend them.
nor aaulllcient number of the robuet to nurse
them. Three conditions , are abaolutelf essentiel
to health. via.: a good 'appetite, easy digestion,
and the ability to sleep seunglr.
the many thonsande who sorter from Indisposi
tion. yet do not laborunder sellout disease , con.
'plain that they can' t amt....that their etontachs
This re .
are thi s
of Order.',r that thel. - dotel sleet Pail!
For this eines of ailments few person. lab
in•phyteien, Norte It neceseary.lnasinuch
• cog.. of Ilovtetter's Bitters will certainly re
t ta
di;ee
Indi e g
estlon and ifet.h,:as:oman7.ll., the liver
an the nervous system, from which want of appe
vegetable lonic and corrective Is nliw a de
lightful anodyne. Insomnia for ineal.eltf to aloeill
Meldhas resisted all the ordinary remedies, w
yield readilr to a dose of f
this pleasant seflativ
taken Just before retiring tu rest, In ordlnaz7
medlail practice it la usual to give n ntomachic. ah
etperlent,. Invigomnt.a s6porine, or an anthieptie.
an the caw fur the time being veer ego. mope Pee
ticulerly to require; hut In this restara.,,,tire
all these medicinal propertie.... ma
nee blended in due tiroportion. Thus, the diges
tion Is stininieted , while the bowels are irgeinted.
the Beer toned. the strength recruited, the nerves
calmed, the fluids purifiedand the circuletioh
equalised. It is believed that there le no other roe
t
omtlree and regulating medicine In the world
which to so beneficially and agreeably upon all
the eseinglatieg and secretive organs at the Mime
time; and to all WWI lack the three fundamental
llNUlllittllluf health and enloyment,• a ti
Petite, sound digestion and refresnlng sleep, it
Petite,
recommended as a envictX.
4V/IA alp 3i ty - qgi S )Rtui:l
FABER &
VAN PORES
Liberty Street
rirTsßuittaL PA.
FE A ENGINES
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MACHINERY,
Steam Plualps
Engineers' and Machinists' Tools,
STEAM FIRE ENGINES
BELTING,
oolen Machinery, Machine Cards
tAirManufacturers'. and 31111 Sup.
plies. A constant supply on hand and
furnished on short notice.
onnimtA t4ol,icrrv.i3
CTUIL REDUCTION
Morganstem&Cds
lACRUM. GLYDE &
SILK PARASOLS;
=
He Snminer Pop 6 Skir
0130. WORTH LI
bile Skeleton. Corsets
FOR 11.33, • • •
..
DIES' AND 31ISSES' 110
FOR 10 CENTS AND UPWARD.
Nos. 78 and 80 Market Street.
SPECIALTIES
Hats and Bonnets
HORNE & CO'S.
Alit
LADIES* AND cIIII.DRENB CACTUS AND
STRAW HATS.
Fleet assortment FINE. FRENCH FLOWERS
ROSES. GRASSES end PIQUETT RIBBONS, MI
shade§ end widths.
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRF.LLAS. PONGEE
AND (SIIeItItEDLINELL A new lot Jest received.
EMBROIDERIES.
SWISS, NEEDLE .WORK AND lIAMBLMO
ED A
GES ND INSERTLNGS.
REAL. AND IMITATION LACE. COLLARS
AND HANDKERCHIEFS.
CIIIIIIIZETTES. •
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETTS.
LADIES' WHITE AND BROWN LINEN DRESS
SUITS. •
INFANTS' KIM. ROBES AND DRESSES. A
froth line Just In.
• KID GLOVES In Llght Evening Shade*. end
Bright Cnines, numbera. .
NEW GOODS
Arriving Every Day,•
77 AND 79 MARKET STREET
SPECTACLES
•
THE EYE. •
Or. FRANKS. the eclair - rated Lecturer on the
Eye. and Manufacturer of Patent and Improved
Spectacles, has returned to Pittsburgh, and is new
at the ST. ci.mit limn, where he adjusts his
far.faned Spectacles to defective vision from an
examination of the err - alone, so es to sat equally
well by day as by artificial light without fatirme.
from 13 to j 3 years. Dr. F. maybe profealenellY
consulted on ail dams. of the Duman tymand
has • large stock of his Spectacles and Eye fiDtsses
for male. About 4,000 pelts of them SPertael“
were sold. on Dr. Franks last visit in the spouse of
three months. giving the most entire satisfaction
to WI.O the medial gentlemen and citizens Of
Pittsburgh have by sertlecutte testified.
Re particular and enquire at the Ladles . entrant*
Perin street for Dr. Franks omen. Twos( el
Clair Hotel. apiSurrat
:WM: KR BS,
ICE DEALER,
36/ River Ave., Allegheny.
14.:88
ciftoqu ET ! C R 04411 lET !
The eh...NW and best assnrtment er Croquet.
In tho thy. rny gale by
JAMES BOWH,
MiN2M/Sligaii
I have a lino assortment of Sheep Shea
=MMd for any grade of Sem. Prices as low
the lowest, and goods second,to none. For ode b
JAMES DOWN.
my! 196 Wood Street.
ANVILS! ANVILS! •
A -full ousortment of Peter WrigbiN Patent
Wrought Anvils, fmm 130 io 4 400 pounds. Just
tho oh. for oily und country bluelfszoltltu For . balo
by JAMES BOWN . S.
1 - 38 Wood Byron.
BASE
.BALLS 1 BASE BALLS
Wishing to close out tor stock of nano Belt
I "In tuft .07 of the following brands at cost, sit
Ilonmen's, Van Born, Bost. Atlantic and Betels
lion.
CM
a:
NEW ADVERTISEMENT'S
GHAT BARGAINS
AT
WM. SEMPLE'S,
180 and 182 FederaoStreet,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
HATS AND BONNETS,
Ribbons and Flowei's
LACE _EDGINGS
INSERTING'S
Late Collars and Handkenthiers
Parasol. & Sun Umbrellas
NEW STYLES IN
HOOP SKIRTS
SKELETON CORSETS
Kid and Lisle Thread Gloves
HOSIERY
LADIES . AND MISSES' HOSE
MESS' AND BOYS' SOCKS..
A NEW AND COMPLETE STOOK AT
WM. SEMPLE'S,
SO and 182 Federal Street, Allegheny
DRY GOODS.
GRAND 0
A New and C
At the Old
J. W. BARK.
59 MATZKE
The successors to J. W. Barker C
eastern market a new and complete s
DRY GOODS, which they will sell at t
The stock has been arriling for the p
MONDAY, Ju
Shawls,
Lace Points
•
and Circulars.
Linen.
Towelling.
Parasols,
. .
Gloves.
ITOsier3
The Proprietor,' flatter thernselte
of goals as was ever brought to the P
for CASH ONLY, goods eau be pur.
house iu the two cities. Call and exa
TUE Aln,
.. • ( Bnceegworslio J. W.
59 MARKE
On a Par with Gold
WE NOW OFFER
Our New Stock
DRY GOODS
AN
NOTIONS
EASTERN PRICES
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Examine our Goods &Prises
ARBUTHNOT,
SHANNON& CO.
N 0.115 Wood Steet
BUY THE GENUINE.
CLARK'S
"O. N. T."
SPOOL COTTON
GEO. A. CLARK
SOLE AGEN-T
. a pold Everywhere.
JOHN STEVENSON'S SONS
&
JEWELERS,
93 Market street, Pittsburgh
-ernian noon FROM iirrn
flare on hand all lb.) latest noreltles In Flna Jew
.irr also Silver Piece* .ad Silver Plated Wide of
newde.lga. acitable for wedding . gift..
w. to b. o of ail Um American mums In gold and
silver care. Both BIM nod Pendaat Winder. con
tantly on hand ,As well as a full moiety of the
niter grades Of Me EMS. %%tat, In.pdhyg
gensen. Jaeot. PerniMMlS. and wham
We particular &Bannon oar facilities for
moaning and glAti Watebea To that
b jj r 'eg t hi t firmi aees ZtlY tilarresigni of say
itooda sent n draw imp by mall at requast.
mylentle
138 Wand Street
STRAANTBERRY
Baskets and Crates.
60.000 IN STORE of Um MOST APPROYED
KINDS.
W. W: KNOX
137 Liberty' Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
F Doi.* and H••t•1• •r Factory Prim.
mfg.. ,Terrar
JANES BOW,W,
136 Wood Sept
~L 1 `;:_~
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEWGOODS
LOw Prices,
WT MM. SEAM'S,
SO and ISt Federal Street,
At 111.80 Der yard. • supemor article
AMERICA\
ILACh . SILKS
At by,. lam Colored Calicos.
•AtMine. and Annum,.
At 50c.. ladies' Balmoral Skim.
At tie.. Yard. Wide leather Ticking.
At ESiic.. Gray Konica,' Jean,
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Striped and Fig'd P. K's
VERY .CHEAP..
NESS GOODS
In Black and Coleied American Poplins
lo Black and Colored Japanese Bilk,
In Black and Oilfired Orenadlnea,
In Black and Colored Dees.
Wholesale and Rota
VA L SEMPLE'S,
ISO and 18.2 - Federal Street, Allegheny
DRY GOODS.
PENING
omplete Stock!!
OODS,
DRY G
tablishnient of
ER & CO.,
T STRy,ET.
o. have Just urehosed for Cosh In the
lock of the most stylish and seasonable
he lowest lying prices.
ast weeli, and will be opened on
ne - 6th:1870
NTS OF: •
BIE=I
Baregcs.
Delaines,
Poplins,
Print:4.
s that they h re at least as flue A stock
it tebneub nut bet, and RS they buy and
chased at ash w rate. as In any other
wine the new'stock.
PRY &i CO.
BARKER k eO.O
T STREET.
BUR NEW PAPER
we claim for OUR NEW PAPER the following
pedal Dolma of excellence. ALL of which will ho
unglued. under the most critical examination, by
Yoffie. They are
let. Au Irony-like surface.
%U. An excellence of : color, The purest color
•
. . ,
that cats be given tsi
I, Freedom from swan nr flaws. tti. An uniform ruling, done with great care.
tb. In being ruled on all four sides, • great ad
'
vintage.
Oh. In the purity of the Linen and cotton stock
from which it 11 made.
th. ill it/freedom from adulteraticlas.
Nth. In its being double calendered. snaking th e
sface hard, and the paper strong end durable.
9th. Lu Its beteg made Untely of Linen Stunk.
10th. In Us belng.put up - all Insides." Or Perfect
Sheets, a savin of Stu 10 - per pent.
1 lth.•ln Its c g heapnese. being bold quite as low as
,
tbn common inferior papers. .
Samples. initti priors. [untidier on application t.
the Proprietors.
J. L. READ & SON
Booksellers and Stationers
No. 102 FOURTH AVENUE
EM PITTSBURGH. PA.
``III LL & ADAM'S
SEAVER, PIPE CO,"
65 and 67 Saudusky St,Allegkeny.
SE.Osfaciura Rielly VITRIFIED WATER AND
SEWER PIPE. Dealers In CHIMNEY TOM
FLUES and HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
p r enkVl•piastifial:MAS7r.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
A PI liter47l,ABB
.
O
•
11. R - I_, - FINEII - Y 5
Wen located: capacity 1,000 bbl. par week, In
µ11.141 condition, nearly new. Apply to, or addrea.
11. M. LONG- & CO
CCM
STONE
WATER PIPES
•
thunney Tops;
HOT AIR Sr, CHIMNEY FLUES, &Ci
A large and.fult Assortment tonstAntly on baud.
HENRY H; COLLINS, •
133 BECOND AVENUE.
~~~-
To y Oil Capitalists.
The BRADT'S DEND .IRON COMPANY win
M U Inds of . land. for 'boring 10 OW
. •
Ratty to Rio new flowing well on Annstiong Rn •
They will also SELL LOTS on the finnk of the A
effea=iii
""" N. D. BLACK. 13.P.A.W.UL
Balm's BIND. .11•7 1911,111579,_my 10102
Bakery, Confectionery
The undersigned has eetsbllshed the above bug:
aims II the V*IT I.l2Vert location No. stry
WNSTIERN aIrhNTE, allereetel7. cass.. lohlr tdmir
ft= the Park. when he Is MP...4 to sonar ell
oHers in his Ilna. Ills maloon Ls osorottly moo
tor for the consumers of . lc i efrie , e svllgo w d
=tat Var .I%eisacs. sod Wises. The ort::
novamogoor V !"`"°' wit A. RHODEII. -
t0717:719
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ANDES:.
.....
SVRANCE.Co.
CAPITA i s'n )(-LK
I=
Mil -of . Assooiatiol
=
&.c.. ,\:•(
=r6=
ICE CREAM
~ ~._., ~..._... -mow ;s , .r~rc.!:Zs:~:r::!<:n..~..:=^~~"~~, & .
'theinnati:
$1,000,000.1.
I mralors and Commissioners
ETEIST
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MEI=
Augustus47elml,
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Nasn'l M, Murphy, Alexander Lcnig
C W. Moulton,
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EIXIIMID
Every , lft err nail AKenl is required to tic u E tack.
alder. l•ngnrtllc ecitrainir. act Ivo CO-Operlitlith and
traria i!elertion of Inivinevs.
he 11l h,• faun,id up. (being
ritinted :into:wit the Important lineinell exp
o( the Weril,i twitting the ANDHS
OIiID NATIONAL COMPANY
wlli be officered by teen of akin and exliinrin
he ;Wellness Of Insurance,wit.e entire ti
attention will be devoted to Ile interests.
The Corponaorn are of well-known Inteß
nit! aria financial ability, men
amongst thorn ono wh.
•
a Is a hou•enold scant In the InsuranCe world
be ' recncutrin. underlse sannsgement .the
cely sum nt nerly rot: It 5111.1.10,4 DOI.-
Its , nits y.mitten ' t., ca.teru city nll the net
ning...l the western nu.inesa years. .
With n enliA Capitni nf 81.000 b 000. bald by
7/1//1.,,p,p,1y 011110, .4 insurance
r 111 all Western nit ks, and the
exporlence In Its executive department.
s red by. the Management o
J. B. BENNETT
Is ingdentig expected that tile ANDES will at
es .
to iTOlit position amongst American In
rut Companies. Amply rewinding Its Stock
dillies, end proving u solid and enduring benefit
it einurnuniti,
'noising the great 'tutu - Alum of Pittsburgh
bovine]. °entre, [lto l'onatitilteeinn °runt ta
li°. decided to
Open: Books of Subscription
To THE
CAPITAL STOCK
Andes Insurance. Co
=II
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
corner of Ninth and atrty atreeta.and the
Farmers Depoiit Nat'l Bank
06 Fourth :nerd., rittsburdh. where 9ubserl6-
'tionv will be received and fail infnmetion
sToe K Ho I,DERs
In Pittsburgh and Allegheny
oAM 10.11,4 KM AS. Troy 11111.
IIIN InlTne•ne ,Vny And Third
T. IL 1714911 E. resider Manchester Sayings
Bank.
ALEN. PATTERSON. earner Preble and in.
Masa streets.
EVERSON. Ja..ll.dednie Foundry.. •
TIIOIIAS Ntet'ANCE.elf T. A J. T. klecance.
196 Liberty street.
W. K. McCANCE.I9•I Liberty street..
MATTHEW STEELE. of M. Steele A Sens, 93
Ohio street.
NATIII. NELSON, Attomey.st-La9,114 Fifth
JAMES McßßlEß,.l.tuuber Denier. 101 San.
dusky street. .
/WWI MeNEILL. of McNeill, Detw 'CC
Washington street.
ROBERT FAIRMAN. 01 Valor/an S Sampson.
JACOB H. WALTERS. Pvothonotnry.
W. T. THIMBLE. Bullifer. Market greet. .
erum..GWINNEtt, Contractor. Markel street.
. S. BlEff AL'S. J rt.. of Mohan. A . ITeapandlo4
149 Beaver avenue.
T.
T. T.
Trego's Teaberry Toothwash
the most pie:lnuit, cheapest and best Dentlfri
Warranted free from injurious ingredients.
It preserves and whitens the Teeth !
Invigorates and soothes the (tures!
rendes and perfumes the breath!
.riVtellt•ekccumitioLlon nt Tarter!
Clean% and Purities Artificial Tooth!
Is a superior article for Children! .^ -
Sold by al! Druggists and Dentists.
Proprietor, A. M. WILSON, Philadelphia.
For sato by all Druggists. JaZATIM
COAL AND COKE
11011 GAN & CO.
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C O NNELLS VILLE
COKE,
Al their Mint's, Broad Ford, P. & C.ll. B
Office, 142 WATER STREET,
SUIP TO ALL POINTS
BY RAILROAD,
And Deliver in the City.
Oscar F.Lamm&Co.
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CONNELLSYILLE COKE
MEMEEI
YoughlOgheny and Anthracite Coal
PITTSBURGH. P.C.
OFFICE : BOOM No. 5, Gazelle Building
PF Ordosys:•cHnily ikollstteß.
COAL , COAL!
YOUGHIOGHENY GAS COAL CO
,Thin Company . are now mewed to fumlrh the
bee cedoreny rise or quantity AT PAIR RATES.
012100 and Tad edJulning the Connelsville Roll
road Detat. foot of Try Street. Pltteniret.
Orders add:toted to ether Nines. Wert Renton
Ps., or to Ted, mill be promptly attended to.
M. P. (rIIERE, Secretory.
diaries H. Armstrong
DICALFItt IN
Youghiogheny and Connellsville Coa
And Manufacturer of
COAL. SLACK AND IlESULPIII:IIIZED COKE.
OFFICE AND YARD, comer Butler and Morton
astreets. Liberty and Clymer streets, Ninth arard;
also.Semnd street, Eighth ward, and at fan of
Eolle Street, P. & C. IL 11. Depot. Second maxi.
Orders left at either of the etonve races, Or ad
dressed in me thmugh Pittsbundh will remit.°
• • • •
Pt41 2 =1,`,1" .
m I aro supplying: nn ner, Wells
Co:. Win. Smith. Union Iron Stills, S. S. !ionic! 4.
Co il !Umbel). SteAenson era. k. H i r r tell:a.
tleerd;ll. l rf... neen"*.r.r:mas Se. rate;
Marshall Co.. Al
liyorra..4Union Cannella.
villa R. IL. Pennsylvania n. Allegan./ Valiii7
COAL ! COAL ! COAL
bIeKSON,.;4EIVART & CO
• Ilaving removed their Offity, 1,41
No: 567 Liberty • Street
(Lately City Flour Milli BELONG FLOOR.
Aro new prepared to furnish Boca TOUGHIO.
GUENY LUMP NUT COAL OR SLACK. At the
lowed( market price.
All orders left at th eft °Mee. or sddreesed tO them
Shred& the mall. wUI Wooded to pftttoptly.
HS, &o
CARPETS.
SPRING STOCK.
Fine, Medium and Common
CIRPETS.
Our Stock Is the largest we have
ever offered to the trade.
Bovard, Rose & Co.,
21 FIFTH AVENUE.
zuhVtd.tr:l
April Ist, 18 70.
SPECIE PA Yll ENT
Reth»ied !
From this data Raver Manure 'Ma be given to nil
matt customers, at
MTarland &Collins
CARPET STORL .
71 and 73 Fifth
or Our prices are the lowest In this market.
CARPETS
New Rooms! New Goods!
NEW PRICES!
Wo have Inaugurated the °lamina of our . New
Room. With the •
=9
C.RBPETS
Ever Offered in this Market.
LOWEST PRICES SINCE 1861
OLIVER itieCLINTOM & CO.,
23 'Fifth Avenup
NEW CARPETS.
Reduction in. Prices
TO CORRERPOND WITH
WHOLESALE RATES
McCallum Bros.,
No. 51 FIFTH AVENUE
01: , .14..C1111}tn40:);;;yt
UPHOLSTERERS.
•
• Manufactures of SPRING. FLAIR and ifUSK
MATTR88811:19. Feather &dawn. and Pillows.
Church Cushions. Cornice Mouldings and all kinds
of Upholstery work; AlOO. 00111 10 Window
Shades. Bud. Moen sd White ffollands. Conde.
Teasels, hr. Cartlads munition Is Seen to sk
its tip, Scuds, and brushing. Staring and relay
[ emcees
Our mode of Cleanest camel Is the only way In
which you an feel assured that the colon are en•
sewed and the goods thoroughly freed from all
dust sad vermin. The price for dewing has been
greatly reduced. Our amen will mil for sod de
liver all goods free of charge.
ROBERTS, NICUOLSON & THOMPSON,
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earn Carpel Beating Establishment,
NO. 127 WOOD STREET,
mh7:13613 Naar Fifth Avenue. Pittsburigh.
CARPET CHAIN
Of all Colors,
ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS;
Allegheny . City:
1D721.92
LASS, QUEENSWARE
100 WOOD STREET
EEN SW A 11. E, 8
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CTina and ialass..!
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SILTED. PLATED GOODS. DINNER 1p
AND TEA SETS, TEA TRAYS A
1E1=321
BTONE
{PAiIK and COMMONroomlnn
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R: E. BREED & 00., ,
1);4
100 wool, stitEm.
REYNOLDS STEEN & .CO.,
• 124 Wood Street
Imp otters and Dealers In
FRENCH, CHINA, FINE CUT CLASS. AND
Queensware.
arrho largest assortment at New York her..
•')1"28.
HI&BY, CUST & co.,
•
No. 189 Liberty St.,
,_i a lp l epil . e_s_e_s L .Retal "Dealers end kohheis In
VaTID Q IVATte "I')'. 9"88 .sod VER.
lita°,.•=dloni.l.7l=l,lr ht ° th l=;
from the best European markets. and as a.m.
keeelslog a froth and desirable lot of the More
good.. apoktk
DR. WITITTI.;
CONTINUES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE DISEA
em Syphilis In all Ita forms, all urinary diereses.
andlhe elects of mercury are neoPlem l 7
Spermatorrhea or Peoileal Weakness and lens
Ilsgeney. resulting Inge self-abuse or other muses.
and which produce tome of the following effects
üblotches. bodily weakness. ludigestlen, con
sumption, aversion to moiety. emporuloesa dread
of range events, lose et Meting/. noe,
camel enits.iiin, and m nronfistlM the sem
ual system us to render numbine unsatisfactory,
and therefine Imprudent. me pewimmentlY cured.
Person. Welded with these or any other delicate, '
rorrivo or w a g mending consgutioigi grains
sh rport n igler a the iteot
or' at ' trrea toMiertiale • coso-
Vior Ulcenil , m of the Womh
Ammonites.. hlesiorrhasta Dymenorrnoes, md
Sterility or Barrenness, Iwo nested with the great
est wean-
It is mit-evident iha“ physician who znll7 , i ,
himself uNo.nell to the Med) of certain elan
of disease s midreszti o i . m . s k a t i i i i ittit b mee. every
V:,rino general iractice. •
mg.. wells ml • medical pamphlet of fifty
that o re .. toil exposition of venereal ma
West. dlreitaes that on be had free at Mice or by
atstrins. Ito sealed eneop. Erin
o we.. ranitain• in.truction Pa the ambled. sod
u...= to determine the pectin...WM of
THetheir comPlotott.
establiah meet. comprising ten maple rooms.
Is
the . When it Is not convenient to visit the
tits, the Doctor's opinion can be ebtalnedblloo.l
• written statement of the cam, and medicine. pin
be forwarded by mall or express. In some Inman
bb•VVer• personal examination is aeon:WY
mammary Sinn. in others dolly primonal agendum
Is rad 'and for the mcommodaderi of such
Patimite then, are apartment. connected with the
once that are provided with ever,' mdit lin.
M calculated to promote mammy, IncledlairiS=y
imballMor baths. All preseriptioall Me PetPe
In the Doctog• own laboratory. under his personal
Inparrthon. Medical pamphlet. itt• tntx,
by mall foe tormtampe. Ito maum who have f .
Tag Whist he sank HoenigA.ll. to ttg at. Seim
dote tt.lo is r.. ots.. 91ITLIZ ST.
War Omit 11/in) Pittsburgh.