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THE DAILY GAZEITrE
OFFICIAL PIPER 1
Of Pittsburgh, Allegheny City and
Allegheny ConntY;
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GIAZKTTE IBIJILOINU:
t:oreer of *Mb Ayemar mut doaltherld Wert
FRIDAy: JVNE 17 . 18"
BM:Di at Frankfort. W 46,1
['grantsXll at Antwerp; quirt
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(Jots) closed in New York on yesterday
at fiat.
Tug probable failure of the French
harvest excites fume speculation In our
grain markets. The upward movement
is the more buoyant, since prices have
heretofore ruled very low, and everybody
seems to have been waiting for an inevi
table advance. ,
IT is much more Pr tisfactory not
know anything of the new Attorney lieu
eral Ackerman, than to know too much of
an ex-Attortey tieneral 01 Pennsylvania,
who wanted, bid did not get, the Federal Lai
office. • We would rather have the un- ee
known than theknown. 1.;1,
TIIE Georgia should have lwen •
ported yesterday, and with the" proviso
against any Federal interference with the
regular election next autumn, •under the
State Constitution. If' the Committee
have failed to Fneert that 'provision, we
trust the Boum ( will not fall to supply It.
WIF: RAVE NOT Itrani of any our who
Taut signed Brigham's call for a bolt; but
we hate , beard, of neveral who were said
to be on it who were yepterday busy in
denying that they had,..siglicil it. .I ndg
lug from the 'eageruess with which the
denial wan made it would seetit .that the
company is nOt ton numerous to be con
sidertid select.
LAwr TEA* the. Coinmerrial boasted, in
the meat extnivagint terms, after 'our
county pominations were over, that it bail
succeeded in smashing the -ring," and
that the nominations were a complete tri- °
umph. for that sheet and its supporters. .." 1 "
tl
la that the il.lliloll . why a new party in now
necessary to reform the sbuses Alleged Sto Pli g ht
have grown up in the Republican rank sr and ' w'
OCR ADVICRA front rarioutt ]tarts of thel little
lIeI
county are to the effect that the both;[
tiepublleidlinf Old 'Allegheny has not
been inveigled . to Miy extent in the disor 4
pulsing scheme to get up a party with r 'g a ‘
out - a cause. The men who stood by LIN—
COLN and tiusirr have too much regard
for their principles' to throw away the
its a
As
certainty
of success upon the pretenic
lii
that such a step is necessary to sustain pout
lino
them. •
fire
. 'risme&ll tor di* third party Convention
was 'very industriously, although very
quietly, circulated for signatures, but was
published without any. if it was sot
necessary to have signatures to give va
lidity to the call, why circulate it Y If it
loos neyessary, why publish thO:call with-
Out them I Was it because the signa
tures were 00 few or so inaignificant that
the Intriguing managers of the -bolt
omitted them! Certainly i f they had the
backing they boast of having they would
not have been slow in showing it.
Tint MAXAGEIII4 of the Brigham bolt
justify themoelies on the plea that it is
iteetiusaiy in order to break up "Amts."
and all that sort of thing, In other words,
they are themselves unable to manage
the party in their own special interest.
and therefore propose, by getting up a
new party. to font! a "ring" of their own,
and thus be able, hereafter, to control
nominations to their own liking. They
wont to make a "ring" to brealr. up soma
other "ling," wasting only in their own
imagination. Their proposition, stripped
of all disguise", is to form a party within
our party for the purpose of controlling
our party action.
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01I0011• hula Democratic State Mov
eminent last year. It elects the ticket of
the sank party this year by a very anal&
aiderably reduced majority. The last
Legislature was Democratic by sev
enteen majority on joint ballot in
the next Leglainture, the same par.
- patty will have a majority of not more
than eight. This is not much of a Demo.
cratic victoty. - , Moreover, it anggests a
pertinSat inquiry. " The consention which
nominated the ticket now successful, en'
• domed in its platform the policy of re.
pudlation. Query! Was the reduced ma
jority of the party at the recent election
due to that endoreement;or in spite of it,
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Tog same complaints Were made lait
year that ate now embodied in the call
hit the third party ; yet, in ?pit; of the
alleged existence of the ceases for these
complaints, tlie,Commercirif boasted ithad
defeated all who were obnoxious to the
• complainants. Thie • triumph of that vir.
tams paper was achieved uithin the party
and through the regular party machinery.
The "drag," it shouted ,were heaten then,
"horse, foot and dragoons," through the
very agency by which the "ring" expected
to succeed. How, then, If the men who
camas all these complaints, - are the se easily
beaten withlkthe party machinery, does
it become neeceesary to get up a new party
to do the same work 7
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-IT.fs.estimated at the Treasury Depart
:meat that' the amount of decrease . In
Ostiots.from duties, under. the Hours , tar
andtariffbill now before the Senate, would
be abOut $25,300,000. The reductions
caused by the... Abated rues In the internal
revenue Tart'of the bill, are estimated,
upon the teal' of bud yeeer, at Dot lees
than $52,000,000, The total loos to the
Treasury !mild therefore reach over set ,
afi:teovou millionsof dollen, if the House
stud become a law. Poutleatly, that
would put an end, for the piesent , to every
" Wog like redempdon of the debt. Would
Ibisedistr ourfas•paying clttrous? Of
ottine,. the tDehtOersq grill agree to It
with complacent proMptitude.
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Tng following Is a Syropels of the Petro.
Ileum Prodncera' Report for May: At the
'tbw of. the month there were 99,f)41 bar
rels-of oil on hand in the oil region., be
fog. an increase 'of 1,948: since April;
407,908 barrele were delivered from the
Wells during the month , being an increase
over April of 7,905. The amount pro
dined( dining the inonill was 409P30
har
re* ell' Increase ova the production of
April 0.40,741 barrels. 13,211 was the
event ea daily production, being an in
creased average of 917. There are 448
view*ells ditllo, 150 commenceli
during the month: 182 rre completed
'during the: Month, 9f abandoned, and 00
old intnewere_resuMed, ' v32,6:r. barrels
of oil are shared in iron tank., vrhteb Is
I s2 . lss , ierrele'lren then their Cipecity.
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' VW leenw up leant. got • . the alt e for 1
apart" within the Itelibblioan piny, *-
hie that the failure , to establish the
Crwifflrd count,' system in making our
tatty nomthaticine hasten there no other
:alternative. It is the deli:gar. system,MSl
Its manifest imperfections . Which they
want to have a bolished. If that were but
given them, w, they could have 601111! show
at the primary meeting's, they would not
think of g etting up a bolt. And. yet, their
very first step inn resort to (what they
rallt the corrupt delegate system! When
they were Issuing their call it would have
been easy for them to establish for them
selves the Crawford county system : why,
rhea, did they uot do it ? How does it.come
that, with both systemit before them, they
deliberately chose the delegate system? ,I I
it is good enough for them why is it nal
not good enough for others? lilt IA "enr
rapt" in the hands of the people who bat,
stood . by the Republican party stare 1 856
what is to keep it pure in the hands of thi
politicians who have Made thin new ven
ture? flow can they ask
irt to establish
the Crawford county system when Meg
deliberately set it noble, and proceed to
call, for their owo, pet uses, a delegate
convontion? .
ATTORNEY lifINEWil. HOAR has re
igned him official trust, and leaves the
'abinet. His successor, Amos T. Acker
tan, of ileM 'a,
ak a rom
c was promptly nominated
0 the Beard Without pauSing to en.
lucre who A os T. Ackerman, of lieor.
in, is``—tor we ke it for granted that he
a egizen of at least fair. professional
lain eats and •of Soundly loyal ante
ten s—wo. should be unjust to the vic
tim , if we omitted to acknowledge the
ry high claims of the retiring law.
Ike upon the confidence of the country,
si i.e respect of the Republican people.
ir. 1 OAR bad personal foibles, entirely
i hi manner. and habitually exhibited
1 lii professional' career before be en
oiis ',the .Cabinet, which stood much In
ho ay Of his personal or even official
till ace with the party find the people.
ant none have ventured to question his
ega qcialifications, his intellectual abili
ties, thii sincerity of his political comic.
tio ,or the purity of his character. Al
way . he has done just that Which lie
thin ght right, regardless of the popular
isle . 1, - ids may have been a grave fault
in public man, but it is certainly a very
la one. Had he been more complaisant.
for xaniple, in Lis ntercourse with Sena
tors espalcially in Tr rd to the appoini
menu which depen ed"upcin his Lures
lw would have been onfirmed in the sea
Mom' the Bench to kb the President
nimitt.l lam some Months ago. We
eat his courage in declining, as lie
thus to be forced by . that - studied
t Into a resignation of his portfolio,
ve Millar his sense of self respect in
Mug in w. after a decent interval of
The President retains iu Lis Cabi
much more adroit politicians, and
equally capable, but none who could
nand a more confiding and mipectful
from the country.
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4 lli DISTURBANCEs.
the C rrency bill passed the Hot,
erms onside for an expansion 4
y fifty millions in the paper circuit ,
4 the 'ountry. An issue of ninety
milli° s of national bank. notes is
authorized,ilforty-five and a half millions
of which to be exchanged for-the
three-per-ctn re t
certificates to that amount
- still Duna." ding, and the residue will be
a clear addition to our paper currency.
As the bill Was first reported, it would
have required the withdrawal of an
'amount equal to • four-fifths of the new
issue of greenbacks, keeping the total .
volume of The currency nearly unchanged.
But the limitation was struck out by the
House, and the bill goes to the Senate for
its approval. We trust, with some con- 1
tidence, that ibis concurrence will be re
fused. The country does not want con- 1
traction, and an inflation of the currency
is certainly not what the interest of the ' 1
People really needs. It would constitute 'a
fresh departure in the direction opposite
to specie resumption, and would of neces
sity be fatal to the plans of Mr. •Boutwell,
and the wish of the country, for the re
funding of the debt at a lower rate of in
terest. For gold will go up. that is, the
paper currency will again depreciate, and
that must have the effect to postpone
a successful refunding indefinitely.,
The country has now pretty nearly reach
ed the lowest possible values for its prop
erty of all descriptions. To this state of
things we have really come because we
have already discounted in advance that re
sumption of cash payments which would
have taken effect ere this date, if there
• had been no session of Congress since De
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I rember last; or if that session had closed
with the passage of the Senate funding
bill. Since March. the influence of Core
gretudonal debates, delays and imprao
tabliity, has been clearly to keep up the
gold premium, and to obstruct the natu
ral course of our financial fleilifl, which
would have led us in fact to the results
which are thus discounted on every de
scription of values except that of gold
itself. Congress has net kept up the
prices of agricultural products,or of lands,
or of the fabrics of domestic industry. It
has not made - money plenty. It not not
given the slightest alleviations to the ?w
-ide. It has given us all the concomitants
of cash resumption, without the mount).
tion itself which would at once have open
ed a way In the direction of our only le
' gittmate'relief. :
This was had enough, but the bill just
passed by the House will make the slink
tion still worse, since it commit ••.• •- ,
try to another inflation of fietitiwo , :sit, ~ 1 1
.t" •C he
R_ 1.,'.1'' "I" ,1 • 0 . -
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blowing up another Nubble, to be a: - ., - 1. t. •
punctured by and bye, and aubjectin,; :o- H . 4 .,..,,,,,,, bd ,, ,.: ~,,, , : ,
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business of the people to a repetition of liquid pearl.
the paralytic stroke from which.we have , Iv. WIIITEI,OWDEnS run VIE SKIN.
- been suffering for twelve months past. The white powders consist of carb
—is tr . '.f lime. carnonate .. a magnesia. cla o y nate
or
"'ng :'
i ' s mixed.
Standing where thin buainese has .
since the opening of due maxim, it is
acme of abort-righted folly for Cong
to interrupt the natural course of eve
by Such efforts to Inaugurate a react
against a downward movement which. is
really attained its lowest possible po ni
We have stood where we bad everyth ni
to gain and nothing to lose by cointum I
'ling an actual resumption. Uuder th
policy of thin currency bill, we have e er
thing to lam and nothing to gain. V
are not willing to believe that the Sr t
can lead its approval to a moot needlef
1
and mischievous step. . -.
• THE NEW PARTY "CALLA
ALLTOITENT Crnr. lune 16,18'10.
EDITORS Oazurra: I real in yester
day'', Commercial a call for a new piny
convention to nominate a ticket for the
fall election. This call not being signed,
suppoeed it a Democratic joke at the
,expense of Republican'', or the work of a
"Sore-head;" with a - view to cratte:
dl-
ViSiOn in the Republican ranks, and thus
satiety a revengeful 'mirk, engendered
through disappointed expirations. Tide
coo ruing's Commercial confirm. my belief
that- the latter 'apposition Is the correct
one. It shown the cloven, toot, giving
Iteriblibins to undentauld the " reform"
ring are again beistMentischief.
:I - have been asked breeveral temper.
mace men, who knew me to have been one
of Stir. Dickey's most ardent supporters
last fall, whether the temperate/Swing of
the Republican party had originated this
"new party"\ movement, and answered
them that such was not the fact. If it
were, 1 think I should know it. The time
his not yet mine, any reason for such a
step does not yet exist, and this move.
thus prematurely made, ostensibly in the
interest of '"temnerance reform," is proof
satisfsetM7that the real object is as fore
, shadowed in the Commercial. ': Trim lean.
istranee men, of Republican antecedents.
will not be`thus led by broken downpoll-
I, tides's, ringmasters, or whatever other
mune pollard "mew" might justify-me
in III&Dg to designate the men I be.
11Eli
love to have caused t.
boglin call referred to.
lclop,rance well are not yet cola
plaining, hut are patiently awaitft the
action of the Augusteonvention, and con
lidetitly hoping that tinobjectionable men
will be 'selected as candidates for the
Dai
ren to 'he filled.- The -call" put forth and
championed as it has heendias stimulated
if any thing. in ilos desire, in or
tat 1k" liepnidiean party may, pre
united . and put to 012lIlle
leathig their schemes for mere per
gratification.
I ant a temperance man, -holding that
no man of intemperate habits should be
elected to office, and last year worked for
Dickey in the ward of our city that give
hint a larger majority than any other dia•
trot in the eounty, but 1- am not of the
malcontents who are. always to he found
crying silt agalast -rings," "corruption."
for no other purprise than to stimu.. -
late dissatisfaction in the . ranks of the dom.
inalit party. -
Assuring you, Messrs. Editors. that
temprrahre men are innocent of this re.
rived erforni movement, I nut yours.
ALLEGIIENY.
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ODDER, PAINT AND DYES
A Chemist'. Aanlv.i...Meretray,'Cor.
tedve Sublimate and Lead..Eam.
el., Powder., and Hair Re4t to a ,
tire'
•t uutulter of the Chemical Nee.
• remarkable , report au ••Poi . sou
eties.- n doubt I
h n great deal of inlet t.
r last. Dr. te . wia A. Sayre,
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New York. enclosed to Dr. liarrix, Cup
intendant of die MOP - 40.HW) Dist \rirt,
pimphlt , t. in which thr
eaS44 , of lead pfth , y pr. ti Lp Is/ktin
Bloom . of Youth. TbiA timrtmunicikti
was laid before the Board of Wahl', to
Other with notes from Dr. Barris 'and
Sanitary Inspector Dr. :lanes. In which at
tention was called to ihe,grent variety
and largo • quantities of pOiFOUOUP haft.
dyes, commonly called hair restoratives.
etc., consisting essentially of acetate
of
had. and enamels consistinttof carbonate
di lead which wery sold in the'Metropoli•
nt h t .
e board at on, directed their doing
Ist. Prof. C. F. ehandler. of tho School of
Mines, Columbia College, to, investigate
the subject, and the substance of hi, le
pOrt, fully confirming the opinions of thi
physicians, is- given" below. It
rill la
seen that the proprietor of latinl's Moon
of Youth, in order to evade the comic
quenees of the investig.tion, had Pubst!
I, toted °Kide of riot f.yr the sugar of io.‘
t which it formerly contained.
IMPORT OF NW"
.tfll , . I'. F. I.IIVNIfI.EIt. •
~..• D.SportSt• to life reltoltitiots of the
ilaittti, directing "the c tentist to examitie
the various hair tonies.ivaidies. cosmetioi,
and other toilet preparations in general
use, and to report what ingredients. if
any. they eoutain of a character injurious
or dangerous to those who use thirttir . i
beg leftVif to Stiiilliit tits following report
.of the results - thus far. reached. My el
amination hits been gpecially directed to
the mineral poisons; no 'tests have teen
tut yet made for vegetable or anhual, 4'o,
stances, as . , for example, mntharides,
which I have reason to believe is sot. ,
times employed.
The articles which I have exantinfll
may be classed as:
I. flair tonics. WOrdier , and reittCorall o e l,
11. Lotions for the skin.
111. Enamels. . .
IV. While powders for the skin.,
Alit TONICS, .1
V AMIIEs AND 11F.ST011
Of these. sixteen have is•en essmi
and, with but title exception. all have I
found to contain lead, 'generally in
form of acetate or sugar of lead.
tWe omit the details of the anal
being too long for our columns, and
join the Professor's rerilititulation.l
Only tine of this class of ,.
I
arations - illoyt's 'Hiawatha
Restor.divei is free from
which metal seems indeed to lie' tI
' roman! A.N.gtibittd in most cases. Ma
of thesediments observed in the,bottle
and which require that the bottle 'be in
111.11:011: etc., consists.of sulphur. which
is intended shall ultimately unite with tl
lead to produce.the dark colored sulphidi
of lead; or, as one of the manufacturers
has ft,"the original youthful beauty and
rotor). The following tabular statement
&OITA - bow the poisonous hair nostrums
,resartsme among slternaelvve :
Omits of Lend to iiiiie hail moire. - e .
1. Clark's. Distilled Restorative for ter
Male.. 0.11
2. Cbevalier'a Life for tile it'ale - . I.tt
3. Circassian Hair Rejuvenator. 27:1
,
4. Ayers flair Vieor .st
. Prof. Wood's Hair Itednrative :Lin
it Dr..l..l.tritriett's Hair Restorative tit
America
7. Gray's Celebrated Hate Restorative . a.a9
N. Phalon's Vitalla ... . .
5.00
• . 4.1*
9. Hines Vegetable Ambrosia. ..
10. Ildre.S. A. Allen's Worhl Hair Restorer F..W;
11. LI Knitters Indian lisle Tonique .. 0.7... V
L. Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair tte
-13.,De. Tebbett** Pbsycoinglcal Hair lie
generator ,
11. Martha Washington's Ilair Remora-
Pn
IS. Sintrer' s Hair Its . .16. Pit
LOTION. Olt \TAMEN VON TIRE. COll
- PI.EYIONe. '
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Prof. Chandler enumerates the . follow
ing. which do not Aloe' any trace of lead
or Injurious menthe. Burnett :a }cotillion.
?Maoris Paphion Lotion or Floral Bakti•
lier.Eruunel of America, Email do Paris
de Jared. and Balm of a Thousand Flow
ere. An analysis of Perry's Moth and
Freckle Lotion, a odorless liquid; with a
little whim sediment:gin-mod %fluid ounce
tw contain:
Mercury in solution
....Aa •
Equivalent to Corrosive Sublimate—la
Sulphate of Zinc. ,(crystalized) 4'w
111. F.NASIALS FOR THE SKIN. .
The sedian'ent rootains a little mercury,
lead and bismuth.
The Enamels consist of white powders
suspended in char liquids: on standing the
postalers sultaliale, but agitation quickly in •
rtlk a
co rates them with the liquids.
A in: The following contains lead
man ly. if not entirely, In the form of car
bona e; they am,therefore simply ..white
lead" 'ground in water:
Grains of Lead io our foil 000 re after
shaking.
Engenle's favorite.. ........ 108.114
Pholon's enamel ....... 1411.28
, „, e ohile ()dental erann1.190.9 9
lute., wet
French chalk; either singly or
John Irvine's compound of Chinese tablet
of alabaster, consists of carbonate of lime:
&MID'S superior lily white consists of car
) Ise/ate Of lime and carbonate of magnesia;
0 , Wright,. cancarills de across! de Persia,
nsiata of carbonate of How and some
" co
earthy matter itmoluable in acids, either
lir clay or "French chalk ;" the original tab
s- let of alabaster or lily while cosmetic,
consists, l ,, of carbonate of lime with, some
- clay or "French chalk ;" Bismuth powder
I for. beautyfiying the skin and retrieving
. e freckles, consists of carbonate of lime.
e with much clay or "French challe Livers
~, lily white and cos. bloom, mishits of clay
-, or "French chalk."
From these facts Prof. ('handler con
cludes :
1. The hair tonics, washes and restora
tives, contain lead In considerable quanti
ties: that they_ owe their action to tide
metal. and that they are consequently
highly dangerous to the health of persons
using them. • ,
2. Wills a single exception. Pern'e
moth and freckle lotion, which contains
corrosive sublimate, the lotions for the
skin are free from lead and other injurious
metals.
2. That the enamels are composed of
either carbonate of lime, oxide of zinc, or
carbonate of lead, suspended in water. The
first two classes of enamels are compare
tively harmless, as harmless IM iny other
white dirt_ when plastered over the akin
to close the pores and prevent its healtliy
action. On the other hand, the enamels
composed of carbonate of lead arc highly
dang and their use is very certainto
Produce disastrous results to, those who
patronize them.
4: The white powders for the skin are
harmlesa, except in eo far as their applica
tioa may interfere with the heatikv action
I of the Ain. •
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Thomas Carlyle to
THE visit of Mr.
country le said to have particular ref.
erence to private business affairs rather
than anything else. "Bettor geeartwi,"
as the story goes, made some i American
investments two or three Years sgem bi c h
are turning out prostable,
t a rs It tato lbok
after these thafhe in how coming to New
'York. Another report that a aft,
gniabed clergyman from BrOAtlYn has
tendered 'him the hospitAties of his
house dating his stay,,
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PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE
Iron and Steel Production in 1869.
From the fifth' annual report of Mr
Henry .MCAllister, Jr., Secretary of the
American Iron - and Steel AanotiatiOn, the.
Philadelphia Ledger has condensed the
following interesting facts, in reference ti
the manufacture of iron and steel: during
the year 1869. The report,after referring
-bt tLo courts mode by the. association in
reference to the question of tariff. sets •
forth that -in the States north and cast
of Pennsylvania; the production of Anthra
cite iron. 1w1969, was 269,216 tons, as fol
lows: New Jersey. - 54.201 tons; New
Fork, 210953; Massachusetts, 4,200.
The production of anthracite iron In
these States has arisen from 64.969 tons In
1964. to the quantity above given.
The production of anthracite pig iron in
Pennsylvania in 1869, was 1192,739 tons. Of
this quantity 300916 tons Was made in
the Lehigh region; 150A09. tine in the
Schuylkill region; 123,273 I t
iu the
Upper,,Ausquehanua. and 116.141 tons in
the ['Aker Susquehnnna. This product
exceeds by 20,784 tons. or 3.09 per cent.,
that of 1869, or 310, per cent, that of 9917.
Within the past titre,. years 14 furnaces''
love been erected in.the Lehigh region,
uereasing its capacity about 1411061 tons.
ne following shows the - whole ',rabid
if anthracitijig Iron in Pennsylvania for
1111 . past aglit years, In 1962, 370,304
tons, 1963.4407 2 do.; 1964, 519 MO do.;
1865,177.443410.;1366. 6173,729 de.; 1867.
294.276 do: 1969, 671.1612 do. 1869, 692,739
MEE
tons. •
The iota' pnxbict of anthracite pig iron
in the l'aited Stall in '1869 was as fol
lows:
\laasarhuert to
p e nnQylvanilt
Irtryland
TOW 971.150-
- The production of bituminous coal and
coke. pig iron, in 18119, amounted to G.
:111 tons, an increase of 21:1,841 toms or
c 2 4 per"vent: over that MN. Of Ate
whole amount about 2511,00 1 1 tons of lion
Class of pig iron win' inn& in Pennsyl
In 15.14 the production of bituminous
id col, iron 5-1,15
lifelk • the average
s annua S l increase has
1,41 , 71 - 11 per cent. The progress made
y this branch of business in several hi
Alities during the past few ytars is very
rent. In 150.1 there were eleven furnaces
f this class in the Shenango valley. Pa..
he oldest of which was erected
hying the live following years to !Skit).
nelusive. there were ereennl ten nddi
tonal anthracite furnaces, having a ea
swity of tIS.OOO to 8.).000 tuns. During
Ike same time three ; arcoal furnaces
th, Vllney ch
with a capacity
5,000 tons.
The production-of charcoal iron in 1889
anti unit ed to 391,1:111 tons. tont. dlows:
New England Staten - 35,1)151 tons
N. V., N. J.. Penna. awl Aid ..13-1,000
Western States •206.400 ••
Southern States. • ...... 13.100 "
- 'this quantity exonnls by '22,140 tons
or about per cent. the product of
The produ - ct if the rail mills of th
kNkuntry .luring the year 1849 warms .
Mamnwharette...... tone of .N.XIO
New York ........ 79.463 do. do.
l'ennr.ylvania 319..11.13
Maryland . 21,:12t 4 do. - do..
-41,53, do. • do.
7,!.717 do. do.
fl,St.-ki do. In.
rgt,26l, In. do.
SOlO do. • do
16.424 do. do.
I em.
Michlou
V." j con4lll
I Ittier Mate
•
T0ta1.......... 11113.5843 do. do.
tho rails imported from
tireat Britain amounted to :tat i 0 tons,
111 Incrt!axe of 36.340 WI., to -.Tutored
with I..tlts.
The- prrsluet - of the rolling mills taller
than rails, for ISO. 'Ato 14'2,420 - lons,
follows: • .
Merchatd, bur r.al ton.,_
Nails and spikes
Axles null Other.
The prtaact of the Gages Sri ,
erie," in ItArl was illi;i011 tons: of s ,
all kinds, 35.2110 tons.
- _
End of a De.perndo—llbute Murder+ d
a
Spaniard and Indian, Hunte
Down and Shot. -
A riorrelowndent, of the San Francisco
Bulletin, louder date of Timber tote. So
110111 a county. tune Ist, writes,
For eons.. week,. past there
enniaileralite e settesitent hereabout,
drag to the Adventures of A well kr
ilespeetia, of several the '
drag that of 4,r
ataiat too, Friday tiranville.
that he wished io gain pow.,
mountnin ranch a fro mill, at
concluded the surer way womb ,
atch doe owner. a Spaniard.
himself with a double barrelled ..of gun,
heivily charged with huckshot, lie. rams
upon him as he wan reading in his cabin.
and killed him instantly, by firing one
charge into his breast. and the other
through his bead after he. dial fallen to
the floor. leaving him horribly mangleoL
Au Indian who Witnessed the deed and
reported the name to the friends of the
murdered man; was shot by I ' a - few
days afterwards as he was passing quietly
along the road. The turn who happened
to be near by were threnteraal with cer
tain death if they revealed his crime. To
cap the climax of recklessness he Immo
diately took posseselon of thee:thin, ranch
and even the stock of the Spaniard, claim
lag that be bad loought and paid for thorn.
In abort, the citizens were so exaepern
tad by bin many MtedeettA. of which titrii
are only a sample. that they were
'at of turning out ell ulnae• and inflict
ing summary justice with a stout rope and
limb of tlisivarest tree, tout at last wise
ly olecideet the -law take Its course.
Accordingly our newly elected constable,
ineeph Priee, aconnpanied by a few peace
loving citizens, called upon him early on
the morning of the illth inst., and invited
him to surrender. Instead of complying
ll...opened the door a few incite,. and fired
his revolver full in tloe face of Mr. Prieto,
the bullet grazing hie hat. After firing
several shots 10. broke from the htalse
and male fur the timber chow by, hut wax
brought 110R11, at a distance of about Pei.
-say five yards. by a well.directed fire
from the constable and bin party. lie ex.
pired almost Instantly. An inqueet war.
held and a verdict rendered in arcordance
with the above facts. .Much credit la due
.0.-rtle Prier. for hit pnotnptnewo In
Itt tz,,r7
=OE
~ • .
Softly In zit ,ncleeldotte.
{aught It
It. Oitd
,„
tame gaol.virkt emd day It .1 ate.
Fn It whi tllt:Z.t' r a, hemr
tv7t.:lartherou
sloe upon the grave and shag` to.
rings it when the heart. would groan
Sings it when the shadows darken
NU. r larther ad:"
-I,lEu
PreScher.
.•
THE Uovernment 'Officials hare more
Lope thin they felt last week that the
conferences With the Indian Chief' will
reknit goOd. They do not think that an
soon as they return they will go on the
war PAO. but will wait for Rome titne
see the'ri.sult Of the progo,ed new order
of thinga.
Duran- the hotmonths 14,1nm°, oVel7 lawny
Homo provide theniselyes with sorne good disin
(Mile like - Monde of lime. You will end
fresh supply Just received this day Ist JA.14F1.1 k.
BURNS a CirS DRUO STORK. corner of Penn
• • •
• CHLORIDE of{LIME.
Chloride of Lime. Choride ot Lave.
Chloride of Uwe. Chloride of Lime.
Chloride 14 Lime. Chloride id time.
Chloride .4 Linn. Chloride Lime.
. _SOLI
AMES E. BURNS &. CO.'S
DRUG STORE.
erne, Penn and Mixth ieid NI. CialrOttree re
‘l, AN't OF V FFALITV;
Some:dim. there Ina lack of vitalitT he berth
anal apparently well developed framer. nercule.
sinews and 1111 l scles are not always Indicative 01
atamhia and ronstiteetlem at v Igeer in their ted.ted fma
areadth'ff.re
rlealtli depon to more p.n the an
lautach.llin liver d lira h.weln. than upon the
he
mnf
and pulleys lei tan
the systim ‘r
nntwititlll..winoxa ix.np-
Pnged ten reside. All of thin grand unbent machin
ery Is ad Itself no protective against aletneas and
decay. Fwey and perfeet digeston. regular and
healthy accretio, unonntaminated blood. n o •
eegular t he of the waste matter 01 the body
thrungle the inteatenea, the kidney , and the pores.
are the snort Went anteguania snaked disease.
Isla
the III•Pt guaranties of lee:kneads . . Prnmfr
nom lise yreal title oft4l rlirykse linitteter,
Stomach The ingredlerde or .whih the
Great dein and A Ihemilve compeaed are talent
egelnhink,rcti
and pteisonoies ele l spleen ere
ments which exist. more ter less.
in all the powerful mineral drugs. Sufferers from
t b ln e der'esDVitr 1
.van Va
ate relief trout the use of thin agreeable stimulant
and invigarant. hut beenuten mnociting, time
wears on, of XII increase ot eonstitulltentd elastic-e
-t) and vital tore.. latttor and exithenere •no longer
produce the name etteM edam them ate heretofore.
and they real eve it they had acquired a new hold on
lite a reserve of mental and phy Meat energy. Mitt
has . been' the experience of thouxamtg or Mitts
'Meg. and every day adds to the WWII. of elmerma
tor} tentlmeeny. IVhenever the temperature and
state •,f the atmoxpliere, exercise. a depregoing in•
fillellee user the 1311109 and bandies of Invalids.
Itogletter'a the tonic up. which the ,
can rely for swift 141111 permanent reateerallon.
imwmets.
121
'2lO
11'201
MO 7. I
Lb.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
"41M111
I" ;MO
4a.100
appear.
• 100 Of 1
10 .
IIT
New Oil
The Venture well In Kill tolta.l...:Zih.
the rate of about one hundred and seven
ty five barrels per dap, and lathe bent well
in the vicinity.
Well No. I on atwenty acre lease of the
Tuttle farm, owned by Messrs. Irwin and
Bird. struck the sand rock one week since,
and so heavy a now of gas followed it was
necessary to put nut all the tires until con
' nection with, steam pipes could be made
with Venture well No. 2. Drilling wan
then resumed, and onßufiday commenced
to test. lip to Monday noon It had pro-
duced about one hundred barrel,' of oil.
Much was wasted in withdrawing the
tools, a stream of oil and water being cast
up higher than the derrick. It Is andel
initial that as soon as It gets In good work
ing condition, this well will be lotto as
productive as the Venture.
• The McNair well, upon which so many
eyes are turned, and the success of which
will prove the worth or worthlessness of
territory in that direction, is in the sand,
and but a day or two will elapee before a
verdict will be rendered, - That thin will
prove a fifty or sixty barrel well,...nearly
every one believeathonglt there are found
the mina' number of ,kndwing ones who
say. In speaking of the oil belt, 'alto don't
run that way—better follow right out be
vond the old Ventlre well."
TnE stone face la the desert near Oils
Bend is believed by the Mexican Indians
to be that of Montezuma, who will one
day awaken from bls. long sleep. rlo
strong is this belief in some parts of Mex
ico," says the Overland Monthly, •• that
people who passed through that country
year ago Wird some localities where fires
were kept constantly burning in anticipa
tion of Montezumas early .. coming. It
looks as thongh the stern facia up there ,
was just a little softened in its expres-
Mon by the deepslumber that holds the'.
eyelids over,%he commanding eye, and all
nature seems hushed into death-like still-'I
tees.. 'Day after day, year after yew.
tnry after century, elambers the man up
there on the height, and life and vegeta. ,
Hon sleep on the arid plains polo
her
bet never disturbed—a sleep never bro
ken: for the battle cry of Yuma, Himo and
Marlcopo, that once rang at the foot of
the mountains, did not reach Montezuma's
ear;tted the dying ahrieks of the children
of thole WA7••=es , far over the seas to
tobldna of his sceptre and crown, fall =-
heeded - op the rocks end the deeerts • that
gazed his sleep.""
FRIDAY MORNING, ,TUNE 17, 1870
HOPE'S soriG.i
MI? But law much
t tho unleionen, tale hi dot'.
dounting—only s
better farther Dui
— lndries and LettOrl" of tin English
PREVENT sleliNE,,.4
FIRER
VAN 1)011EN
367 Liberty Stree
PITTSBURGH. PA.
STEAM ENGINES,
IRON AND 'WOoD WORKINCI
MACHINERY ,
Steam IPIIII7IpS,
Engineers' and Machinists Tools,.
STEAM FIRE ENGINES
BELTING,,
Wen rklachinety, Machine Car 4
annfact un•rs' and Mlll Sup•
plies. A constant snooty on hand and
tarnished on short notice.
)11 DV:H(4 16.30tilerrVIII
LETTER
copying Presses
L'Ml=
BA It 1•It
LETTER !UZI.: PRE SSE..
CAP SIZE. PII.ESSE..
CA RHINE AND GILT PRES , V.S.
WALNUT PRESS STAND.
MANNI 4 CoPYING ROOKS.
YRV-NCII COPYING ROMIS.
NOTE SIZE. COPYING nOoKS.
CUTTER SIZE COPYING BIIOIM
CAP tUZE COPYING BOWLS.
ARNOLD'S I,'OPf IN() FLUID.
SMITH'S COPYING FLUID.
FRENCD coPtING
VIOLET COPYING FLUID.
RUBBER COPYING SHREW.,
CAN HAIR corriNn ent:PriKS.
WATER BOWLS. CHINA AND IRON.
J. L. READ Sz SON
No. 102 Fourth Avenue
PIiTtOTHGU. PA
11P11()VEI )
IIERRY SEEDER
Wi
It blab been in use for the lest We Ylt
foiled to on aloe* Instance to glee en, tat
bon to the purchaser.
When run to Ite full c•tweitf.lt will Nee. •1
of chewier In 'JO ntinnlea.
The Mwtilne It Chem, Nonni*. Durable end
Itandonnte. •
Th e Hopper NI mat assntoe. tnernbr *dosing It to
all lm] herries.
It la the best Cherry etteder In the Ilettltet. hI
'17,%:6...1dre”ed to
JAMES, B()NITN.,'
N 0.1:3ti Wood Street;
riTrpnu ROIL PA
Willbe Filled at
MAN U FACTU HERS' PRICES
(PI
PR 0;
BloAlk Books.
ALLAN C. BA KEIVELI CO,,
7i Wood Street, Pithburgh.
NKW GOODW
FOR SALE.
Mules and Horses.
OnApar very nee CARRIAGE RORSIN
Three seerrior FAMILY HORSES. _
The very leg.l MUT.Ini.
Three new EAR'iRRN 1111111. T
Pout imod ,SECON I) RANI. BIItIOIRS.
R. 11. PATTERSON At CO,
Ju1,761 C0r.716 air?. and Liberty Street._
Lands Factorie,s &Mills,
JOS. ChttIiENNF,DY & SON,
WABIIINGTON, D. C .
Are Apnea (or tbe sale or hate and small FARMS
mad valuable traoin .01 TIMBER and MINERAL
LANDS and , MINIMAL SPRINGS {lmproved) in
the States of Maryland. FlOtlrds. NortE
Georgia. Mamma. and MlsaloslPrd. They also
oder IRON rocrmoturs. COTTON FACTORIES
lend FLOURING MILLS se a treat Waal..
lakyle•dtrT
Bakery, , Confectionery;
•
•
AND
ICE CREAM_
Ites&aard the above tout.
WaTIRII . A r iNTS, Alleghe y, =in bret.
fgaLizzit. - . ° fa
vetray the coalmen of lee cream. yd. etto IMO It
o orreole0004:t to . T n it c r
0 1; ;. Ill , a n tlefeattl;%:
p.t...4.1.11.11.4.
WM. A. RHODES.
I SIIITheA
nissournom Norteg. •
Tb• sattnarsalphanstofore allatalnat.din
trrsrnati O. RODGERS and 3. It Ma(39irERN,
aninged hithaauldtting and talnaddd o 7 nom .
boats, muftis du ddaOlved by alai.) , =dolt.
• STEPLIVi Cl. BOIK41:11.S.
J. It. McOOPERN.
Pm: unman. mai 31. umt
. . .
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... . .
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.. A . , . . ..
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW
DRY GOODS
WM. SEMPLE'S,
180 and IS?. Federal Street,
EEC=
EXTRA GOOD BARGAINS IN
EIS GOODS
I'llje.2Vl;7l2lnadwleN French Lawns.
Itnl Sniped and neared lirenudlnes.
ere Poplins, all no dForn.
WM. SEMPLE'S
DuLThVIDfI
11.• µp W Dark I Wic.
HEN ""IP.rt
Vidgi'VsZT. r- A ITV.I'd bug.
rt. sults,
\V M. SEMPLE'S
NEST uAINS Or THE SEASON IN
Gros Grain Black Silks
AT
AVM.SEMPLE'S
t Ole illell./11
Summer Shawls,
AT TIIK LOWEST PRICKS,
Wholesale and 'Het ai
WM. SURE'S
nd Federal Street, Allegheny
BEI
i organstern &Co's
OM
ACRUM. GLYDE & CO
PK('IAL BARGAINS!
legtirdle•s of Cost
wee and Silk Parasols for $
IMEMEM
Shetland Mauls for
Dopitu Nuns for
BMW, Iron V nova Dorm at ......
tan i Chia ft. St
lleo,.utehed Ilandkarchlers.
Linen Towels. at
Ur
Joao Drawers, at
Ureeu Kld Mora, at
P. K. for Sans. at
11.41 Skirts. at
All and convince `C arat that no Meer h
ha good. a. )010 MA do.
Nos. 78 and SO Market Street.
SPECIAuriES
Hats and Bonnets
AT
lIORNE I& CO'S.
HAIR HATS, , •
LADIES'
A AND, CHILDREN'S CACTUS AND
STRAW. HTS.
Rtiti O"AILAVItS'AItriuIINPICTIMMUFBIIP3‘.:iiff.RA
'APAel'artidiiA.P2M) MIN UMBRELLAS. PONGEE
AND te MIMED LINED. -A
now halals reaelead.
ririZMlC.r7l:7lffilrleßrlM AND
HAMBURG
REAL AN D
UINTIIL T AI? R " 7
COL"
RR
ANII R
EMBROETT •
I
CHEM IZ IDER E4
LADIESED•LINCH SETTS.
-
WRITE AND BROWN LINEN DRESS
tRVANTS • EMS. ROBES AND DRESSES. A
frn,liiilAVlVin Light Esealag Shades, and
Bright Ctrs. all ndmbers.
NEW GOODS
Arriving Every Day.
77 AND 79 MARKET STREET
On a Par with Gold
WE NOW OFFER
El=
Our New Stock
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
AT
EASTERN PRICES
81747.118 AR INVITED TO
K:.01 - 1ne or. Goods &Prices
, -
‘1)1)
\•
,
SHANNON CO,.
N 0.115 Wood Street.
JOHN 01014. 111 AN - ill. Filar/LAD DAVIN
- -
WORKMAN & DAVIS,
I.OW PRICKS
aneanwora t o WOIIII[M . AN,MOOIIII & CO, mum
taiaanin. and Dodos In
Cari G iag :B sl lC ß : ggles'
SPRING WAGONS.
42, 44, 45 aid 48 Baur 81., Allegheny.
Or
an-1 f"VirraklAMTUp T11.2.°"1
irarrsnuaw give arjactiao 1141==illr.
Varrjettilol. ta k NOW 011, "
W r.rn il4t ..tot A/OwairvitlAncerttl i
rgB'mr,z
.
. .
it. R1CTURD.1.1;7,12.1 ri r , 9 . 7. 1 ca the ..
tA , v t o % , VIN- moo Ric U. co te.
ti.'engom
""`"l,rorAterias" rill eet%
•
Willa d . - ,
JOHlf_Q, WORSHAM.
i .
H. RICHARD DAVIS,
late walk Mama National Bulk; Pittatrarsn.
S. MORROW,
(late of Ifitothatrion's & orroW.)
(BIJOCIESSOIt 10. LEAN It lzumito
lialtreWiiiXOPM4lBllZET IRON
Tb 11.01123, DYCK WOVE:B,, Wpr i t l
IRON STILOOL PIPMS.
1141406116 ;COMM
No. 112 First. Avenue,
tvai vr !ivt=t"'" .l PITTSBURGH. Pi.
WM. KREBS,
:ICE DEALER,
861-River`Ave, Allogheny.
Jaass
FULTON'S VIIIINO ROOMS, •
VOR LADISH AND 991T71X9191.
No. 97 7DURTH *PUPA 'asst. istriPH.
OPSH OR THURSDAY. Jar. Mb:
.
CM
NEW
, ADVERTISEBEENTS. I
Vridiy,june 16th,
AT
AVIA. SEMPLE'S,
SO and 182 Federal Street,
ALLEMIENY.
Will be Found the Latest Novelties ail
Best Bargain of -the Sena in .
HATS AND BONNETS
Ribbons and. Flowars.
\Vliite Goods
NEW ASSORTMENT OF
Striped and Barred Nainamdo,
etriped and Filmed P.
Valencia Lace, Int anVe %VAMP,
Embroidered Edging/. line limertiec
•
AT 1.111.0. AH. MOVES, AT
AV AI.S
... •
Parasols. and Sun Umbrellas-
t.tyleg and at the Lowest P!'w.
W vI. t-4 EMPLE'S
iadles.lMM and .101clrelip Moe. \
Ladles and Gentcl , Simmer Underwenr.
Kid nnd/.11 , ThrPll4
lace Clam and Handkerchief ,
Switnhep and
Fancy Linen and Silk En m,
Attractive Prices
AP
IV3I.
180 sad 182 Federal Street;
BUY THE GEt
CLARK'S
"O. "
T,
SPOOL COTTON
lEMEEMBiI
SOLE AGENT
Sold Every f ere.
PLANING M 1 I.• MEN
And Others,
•
TAKE NOTICE!
The undersigned has letters.katent of the Uni
ted States for the Manus onutruction
weather -boarding, inside liningimd of wainscoting
tor braises. The weather-bus ling.
by this patent
Improvement. being more with:lady intended for
vertical use. and combines MINA durability end,
beauty of appearance; and It so constructed ad
to entirely voidthe tise ri of Joint stri , pix th and a to
retest rag
th g e Fl
I t
the weather on the timber. I
inside lining and wsinso ging by-this new method
are so
p ly a s as to form perfect camels
mt cheaply as by the sh
ow pp boards alone:
thereby Prerentiog the showing of the Joints from
lisTr• itt, ',ire.n.ett:' Zan, ...,
le snooty snows. as the Asioukted weather%
fcl,;,T,!,^for.rlr
A. StundAre, the rigia of the territory
T ti.
.‘V.writjt.rrViLlVT=4l.l'nent for toe Pint
'TA:T=I4AT% it Co., shop rights for their
mill, Sixth ward, Phut:ninth.
To Alex. Sternum for the borough of McKees
port.
To Patter A Paul, for 5100 1. . Second. Third and
Fourth wards, city Of Alleghear.
To,UsTe‘i nfotitaiwAhoP right at their main% Soy
'"T-T; DUlSPll.igiwc7'll°,!: for the boroughs of
sh—r. an Etna; also the townships of Shsier '
All person's are warned a,gginst infringing upon
either of said patent, and Those wishing to pur
chase eill slew call, or address me, at N 0.5
limitkitield street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
fe C. ANITILBSON..
JOHN STEVENSON'S SONS
• CO .,
JEWELERS;
93 Market street, Pittsburgh.
ft#
4"
(THIRD DOOR FROM FIFTTO
Have on hand all the latest novelties In Fine Jew
eler 'leo Sliver Pieces and Carer Plated Warn of
DOW 40•11M/yailltabk. for Bedding
Watches of all the American augers in gold and
Mlrer Wes. Both Key and Pendant Winders Ma.
stantly on
ofdha,. well Wa t ch, variety cf the
finer ITIMICS the Swis including Jur-
Jensen, .11.1 t, PPrrilgßolli. and others.
We call particular attention to our Utilities for
malaria:f t rd ;T u rn: tine Watches. To that
(Infers by 'r mail parroptlrgertaigaiof any
(000• sent in MS1110010) all at request.
myth:yea
C. D. AItNSTEI AL
ARI4STHAL & SON,
Virginia and Louisville .
Tobacco dgency,
SEGARS
Floe Cal Ckewieg oid Smoking Tobeetos,
tiMITIWIELD 19.1111 MT, Pfttatonsh.
WHEELER'
Patent Stamp Cariceleni.
EDWIN iTEVENS,
No. 41 S. Third Street,
:arrt for Mate at Pennsylvania.
,10 - • 1.4 1 ht. LO.,Z. /Ma office for thl
1: *
WATER PIPES
Chimney Tops,
OT AIR & CHIMNEY FLUES, tit.
A largo and toll uoostatant constantly on Oand.
HENRY R. COLLINS,
ISS MOND AVENGE.
=a
"HILL & ADAM'S
SEWER PIPE - CO,
65 and 67 Sandusky St., Alleglien
hlgnutacture highly VITIUYIXD WATER AND
SIGNER PIPK. • •Dyillitehh CIII3II4ZY TOPS.
TLYMII god lIYOKAIILIC cation , . , •
G. riIabIILLEN, Agent.
DE'Y YELLOW
PINE AND Oil.
A artAtattA lot, 00,02017 .f 4, i' 5 " 4, I n the
rough,orplatletloAtheTltta•
JAMES M'BRIEE,
191 Sandusky Street, Allegheny City
3.6.79
yEIIE OP I.lFFTherit Blood
Plower and Dellercems_Drio 1r Ajerlir
- VITA Ott MINX= ar s.. .
rii=ro r=ociirstoorents. 6 111•140Onald
ITaiiiir r=b10100.... t r th w iA th.
sat sod • - d4r: *Ma evAr. oilorektp MS SrOtho.
tar aupinior to tostrl=.6l. .ttraL,.`7
= stallt dlioa.W.7orog or o%coarirrWO
...! 40, , Ligi . lit to;1410:41.A. nrirßr",mi
ac,' . 0r UV vikit.,lWomell Sonnt*lin _WIIM
of - tifilL It iinrianriMt
abut
Wore
' In •S . it IS OrAd by among: nnoo az..e.P.a.
obis room. !Me Wire, lo c orn OrOilor.
sorturrn .
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
oi the ter-- 0
''uesapeake and Ohio bill"'
The Chesapeake . %nd Ohio
Railroad
Inpleted and canning triad RICHMOND, VA..
thecelebrated WHITE
227 II It I,belekir ra4lll
I=l
Wended 1, , die 100
sting in AS 4 . 47 hthe..
In Its prOitSOM WesthAnt.it penetrales and open.
p to market the ItEPOSITS
TILE KAN WIT .1 ItEGION IN WEST V11t•
UINIA. And tone bring% lbet•u partnr and abundant
as of that woilon Into communicAtion with thi
RON to DES of V I 116 I NIA AND OHIO. and the
WESTKRN.SOI7III W 1 'TERN AND NASTItitN.
121=2
When ewupleted It will e"nneet
lAII.OOII FACILITIES lF TILE I'll ESA ['MAKE
RA V will, reliable ~,, nn Il,e Ohi.oiver, and
Roo with the ENTIRE SYSTEMiiV RAILROAD
AND WATER TRANSPORTATION OF TUE
GREAT WEST .INI I SOUTHWEST.
It will wake EAST. CII EA] . and lA.
VORAIII.It 11011 TE form the WEST In the SEA
lid CIA tiondnand. a LARUE SHARE OF VIE
F.NOIi3I,PUS I.'n}:harrs. mectioß tnuisportatlOuto
=MI
It will thue nue a them...l IMPORTANT
AND PROFITABLE F.AST AND D'EST TRUNK
lAN EN . OF It .\ 11.10 All In the. eeentiy. nod COO.
!!=I
The complete.] Of the it 01.41 1i ding a
ASs. !Si UBA:BNB BUSINESS,
and eq.! ;it value too the whole atneutd.o
the tte.rtvzige tie the hntire lane-413,000,
The lean he 1 ikeNteeeke Slid 01.10
ertEratty, Leine a Enter M ET , : A E UPON THE
EsTi II r: LINE, PROPEitTV A fill EQUiPMENTS ,
WoRTE WHEN CoM prxr AT.I.EAET 1130,-
4100.000.1 s Morel ere I me of the mosCsubstantlal ,
conservative .nd relelblesl4•Eroal Loans eve-
feted hi the teuzlier,amt le peculintly ednyteo:t4
11=2
stors'and Capitalists
tileghen).
111biL
SE , I; MTV
The Band+ are in deaanaaatlana of
$l,OOO, $5OO and $lOO
may be bbd COUPON or ItEll
Ele!!
2=E
Ist lusl NOVEMBER IM.
AND INTEREST PA TABLE IN
ME=
001.1) IN TIIE ('ITV O NEW VOILE.
Price 90 AND Ai'eliEED INTERESTin Col
reser, al shicli price 'Rey pity steady SEVEN SEI
CKNT. IN lOTA] nn liseir sort.
ittll=Ml
al the Stock Exchange riseelved In °Cellulite. et
tele full merest value. end Etude sent to ell parts
f the country, free of Ku - press charges.
They
.an be obtained by ordering direct from us •;
. through any re/Tensible Banksir Banker In any
• part of the ..rintry.
FIS k & Hatch,
No, 5 Nassau Street, New Yo
Maps, Pamphlets and full
information furnished upon
application in person or by
mail.
S. M'CLEAN & CO.,
78-A_NKERS ,
65 Fourth Ave., -Pittsburgh,
.t• lite ntt1.....1,the•011...
045, - 0 . 51th E
BAILEY&Go
,t,CHESTNUTST,
PRILADELPI III ‘ .
peqeestoit'aimeg
The reputation and experi
ence of 90 years, warrant us in
saying that our stock of Fine
Timekeepers of the best Euro
pean and American Makers is .
now the largest in the coun
try; and we guarantee that each
Watch we sell, is finished with
groat mechanical precision, has
all the late improvements, and
will run regularly, well, and
give satisfaction. •
lequiries promptly replied to.
Wattles forwarded by Exstess tat annul.
1.. G. ARNSTGAY
COAL AND COKE
'[ORGAN & CO.
CONNELLSVILLE
COKE,
their Mince, Broad Ford, N. &C. B.
Office, 14 WATER STREET,
BY RAILROAD,
And Deliver in the City.
OscarF.Lamm &Co.
MANUPACTIAISRB OP
CONN ELLSVILLE COKE
DEALISILS 1
Youghiogheny and Anthracite coal
\ errnotnnott.ra"
OFFICE i BOON No. 5,• Gagelle Building
COAL! COAL
YOUGHIOGHENY GAS COAL CO
Company am now preosma to furnish the
hag coil of anemias or
tine.guan AT FAIR @ATM.
Moe and Yard adjoining Citt.
mad
-
med Depot; toed of Tel Street. Pittsburgh.
Orders eddremsed to either Mines. West NeliftoU,
OT V, I•!..d.wil l bt nrompUr attended to.
M. P. 011EnN,Fleetetary.
MI
Charles H. Armstrong
tougbioglieny and Connellsville Coa
•
And Manufacturer of
COAL. SLACK AND DeBULPKURIZKD COBS.
OPTICS AND YARD. corner Sutler and Kision
streets. Liberty and eltiner streets. Moth ererdi
we, Ihroorld Mr.,- 'Sloth Irud, lOri at foot or
Boat street, P. a C. A. B. Depot. Sooond ward.
Orders left at either of the shore ornerth or ad.
draped to me through Pituburgh P.a.'s. Moll"
' P reltilo trh U oin ' i ern it pl. ffelrl tuiv.l_,.Nirla.*
rel.. Wm. Smith. Unfortultolp hulls. S. S. lOW er if
Toe&p l i, ?:
leltehrli7t (k. Reese, 11.1 r sahm, IN.. m-lrort
fl,Zigi l lAW ft.rir m r;fa s o--n..
•Illa EL It, Pennsylvania R. Al egheny Vallee
It. It. -------
-.----=---
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART 84. CO.,
To: 567 lAbertf :Street.
CCotolynty liourjOi Blogoodm - noose . •
Aro o mewed Li . taratas YOOOll3O-
IMISNY wir LUMP NOT tx:YAI. OIL BLACK; lit P.•
wi n t==etroiesaar - add iattual
thlovektile =W..w b• ostoactoo so prnoptly.
CARPETS, OIL CL
CARP II
SPRING Si
Fine, Medium -an
CriRP
Our Stock to the lygert tve have
ever offered to the trade.
Bollard Rose & Co.,
21 Finn AVENUE.
April Ist, 1.870.
MEM
SPECIE PAYMENT
Res nited !
cash Fe
. t hinn datat e Silver e
nande will be linen to
somers, ,
M'Farla -."
nd. &Collipis
• (1: f 1 t‘ Swig:
71 anO. 73 Fifth Ave.
Pr o.s Wsca asa the lowest In thls market
ap2 - •
CARPETS.
New Rooms! New Goods!
NEW PRICES!
,:eftr:AftAi
IMINI=I
GIR PE TS
Ever dffered in this Market.
.01VEST PRICES-SINCE 1861
°OYER McCLINTOCK & CO,
o'A Fifth Avenue
. s EW CARPETS.
Reduction in Prices
WHOLESALE RAT ES
McCallum Bros.,
No. 51FIFTH AVENUE
•
blanubdinrera of SPRING. man - VW stool,
V. wTTßiwoo.i• wrath... waster. and Pillows.
Church cud.... Cornice blouldlnas and all kinds
of Upholstery wort. 'auto. dealers In Window
Shades, Buff. Green and White Ilnllands. Cords:
Twaddle. to. Particular attention I. Aron to golf
ing up, cleaning and brushing, altering and relal-
Our mode of cleaning carpet Is the on)/ ear In
which YOU catt feel assured thu the colon are pre
served and the good. thoroughly freed from ell
dust and vermin. The price for cleaning has been
greatly reduced. Our express will cell for and de•
liver all goods free of charge.
ROBERTS, NICHOLSON it, THOMPSON,
L./21,113 liejtsjStb4Trae. Pittsburgh, Pa.
CARPET CHAIN
ON - HAND AND FOR HALE AT • •
AgIIOR COTTON
GLASS, OtrEENSWARE
100 WOOD STREET.
MANUFACTURERS OF
SHIP TO ALL POINTS
IMMEI3I3I
Myths mimed their Office to,
I*
THS, &ct
BM
FOCK.
Common
TS.
rated the upenl. of taw New
FINEST DISkAC uF
TO CORRKSPOND WITH
_ , ~ _..1,_.,,.:~~,~.a:~a
u r liplosiu
Upholsterers and Proprietors of
am Carpet Beating Falb'lament,
NO. 12.7 WOOD STREET,
Of all Colors,
m vs: Alleg,hony City
m
Q UEEN SW ARE,
PINE FRENCH.
China and }la .
SILVER PLATED GOODS,DINNER
ANP TEA SETS. TEA TRAYS
AND CUTLERY.
Tp
WARitlorgOONw 'Mt, MORE . I
prices.
R. E. BREED & CO.,
100-WWII STIMET.
REYNOLDS STEEN &
124 Wood Street
Importer* and Mahn" In
FRENCH, CHINA, FINE CUT CLASS AND
Queensware.
y+ly e Unrest asbortmeat al NoW Tort prtars.
ESTAI3LISIIEI)
_
unser iliall'...Alnitor lliwor...Kolli. /LAW!
i RIGBY, OUST & CO.,
No. 189 Liberty Et., .
Wholarde sod . Bolan Dealers and Jobbers
CIIINA_,_QPICIeNSWAIIL GLASS . and MTS.-
PIATILDWAY.I6.
Tboattentiop of all at/ goods la the above
Vle directed to cur nicely lsoborted direetlY
from the best turopessi modem and we we now
replying a nosh and !WAWA* 101 l al tha above
I . __.
__ . -sid:rdi
-DR. ~-lI'I.TIER
OONTINUIO3 TO TRILLAT ALI. PLOVATIC 11111)LA
81934 . yphille ligligs 1 ormeallt= li d .=,
"4
8 Prjrgti,i, IgermAtio
•:Preeres=
and wheels produce Dome of the olionLeihr on a
ntribk"rierrkoltoloseletL an=nemi, lima
of Mme menus, fees f mem ineinurnee, 00C
s/ amlsions, and Soar im Protnrn"tlf_the me
net an _em as to tender roarrisge comas=
and Obeffrati. imprudent. sr* permanerd=:
f o m
Fames allteted with these .lolY other demote,
k . u .,...4... isateridlog constitutional complaint
eleindAlve the Doctor a trial: As never fails.
£ piss attention_stran to all Female end&
•
iti....or Itatteadganvift=lrel=. =.,..
...."" etraontanta—bytMencWsosannd
CACtrarrennesa , tint trt3l.Bo with the peat
...
P.M ralLelislant. Mat
t heisician who Oznainos
0f....n0, to tudy of • cerialn Cllllll
Of 411.11111•0 sad Arcata thormando of eases emery
...,.... ~.vire greater still in that *WWII
than one in genersti Mk,
mmomThNVV:r2 lult err=rorrff irogratl
..•
pail '
alfololll l that can be had tree at tab hi
mail for two ItAnspe, In peeled envelopes. • Wren
=Wooten»
d in eterm c ietrotne lon to the &MAMA& ea.
tn the melee Mtn. of
Ar Tb tat " Wegirgrro= ruftr A
t4K:lßtateggra• min% zawireii. e....
De formeftel by walls exwawst. In wow* MM.
tww.holiwnw IL winos& essatingilos is abloi atlm
sWel
twouswiry with Withers thar towwwi l .., : ,d,
iti.cor UM id , with Lbw
ITIE colt with enwrf ....._
tt=aot.
__ll99l.o,Yer
c eb.V..9117
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111.0.11410M1 pirs.. WA
by =WI for two amp,. No waihwit im°11.1.9.167‘
vts4lwolaw wila Lionni*A.lll.loUld at:
aw i_sir. to 9r. as_ mom rto. II
UMW oown Sawsw) POIWwwWW- ~
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