HE DAILY GAZETTE, El - OFFICIAL PAPER Of, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Elly and Allegheny County. • GAZETTE BUILDINQ: Corner of SLUM Avenue and /lustreMad street SATURDAY. JUNE 18, 1870 SONDti at Fzankfort, — PirrioiniutAt Antwerp, quiet , Gome-cion'ed in New York on yeeterday at 1124(gu8. THE,OUTI.EB are taken off from ixtV ported coat, the taxes should be removed !Maitre domestic production. , TuE passage of Bingham's Cuban rep- Intion in the House was a great triumph for the Adminietratioa. The 'resolution copied almost_ word for word from the . messier of Tuesday last. Fitritlebitteias to the great pipe bill swindle is said to have rendered Mr. George K. Anderson anything but popular with the oil producers of his 'district. He resigned the office of President of the -. Petroleum Association feeling his position to be unpleasant, and there wax no re. monetrance against his retirement. The memory of the pipe 'fraud is still fresh and we think Mr. Anderson counts with. : out hie hest in depending on the producers to sustainn - him in' his present contest for sinaterial honors in the Erie-Crawford 'Tam most valuable autographs in a rare collection, at the Capital of the State are two“Whleli"iiiiessxl through a bank during the tridinorable Mackey-Irwin battle hut winter. These are well worthy preserve.' ' tion, as they tell of bribed Legislators and • - trickery and dishonesty in .high places. They represent the shining pieces which led a factious and dishonest set of traitors . • to fly the regularßeptibliautciuCus nom= 'nation tit the treaanryship and sell-out - body and soul, politics and principles, to `opposition. 'These autographs, at , 7, 'tatted to bank. checks, were originally made by„,a prominent oil operator, who is noweridestining to find place in ihe Sen• ate to represent an honeet and intelligent coristitnimcy. Tug House hoe disposed of the - Cuban question for the present by adopting. (ice to 88) the following resolution Be it reaoked. (tr., That the President is hereby authorited to remonstrate the harbarotut manner in which the war la Cuba has been conducted, and if he shall deem it expedient to solicit the cooperation of other governments jrs such measures as he may deem necessary to secure from both contending portico an observance of the lawn of war recogniz by civilised, nations. • --This 'proposition is equally humane and statesmanlike. In the interests of civilization, it protests against the cruel ties which have marked the Cabin contest, while it preiludes any recognition . of a ltsral • stile of belligerency except with the cooptiritive Sprimval ifethergovern: meats to kill:dome our intervention. . ly EincitzTAßY Fran retires from the State Deparreierrtionotry will know the:tru&reesonto be that he-fit:it - VT of 'afilee;tiof: %bit: lite office irAseary of him. He accepted its responsibilities with relno tance, by R4. 3 9siltheta with'credit to him self, with honor to the country, and to the hearty sithcfactionof the President, and his more than once signified his wish to . . lay the burthen of duty down. How ab mud to suppose that the Presictent slicild . . desire the retirement of a confidential ad. vieir whOse 'dilee he has always followed, , 'and whose policy he has never failed to sustain, and sustains yet! And it is quite as absurd to suppose that he mature any 1 --- tmecessoreititriltOutd be able tOleiti the Ezecuttioiciiie,elairi any ot4r direction tkdtp that which now decisively indicates the foreign polley,of this Adminisiration. England could gain 'nothing, Spain could lose nothing, and the Republic would profit nothing, by any possible change in the head our State Department. Tux Republicans of Philadelphia have Uoll7linatesi their full tickets. For Con. wept, Messrs. Myers and Kelly, are again ~i. *elected. ichisen hi the Second district ghee Mr. O'Neill a rival, but both of them will probably withdraw. The first trlct fs etrongly Democratic. and Runkle, - the Republican nominee, has a bad show. for an election. In the legialatiTe ticket we are glad to nee a decided impro4ement upon that of last year.,,,B,W,Tbornas is the candidate for Senator to stormed Nagle, ind'ought to succeed. For the Aanembly, Messrs, Ltong, Adair!, Bunn,' \ Davis and Stokes are droipt:d. and Johnston; Cloud, Albright, Sw4, - toinly and Miller are' re-nominated. 'll;PQ4objealonable names on.the, Rat ate thciara AtV: 'su;ish:: ! ind Kleekttei. The nbioriOui Ltnian was- se ,isslett for Rogitnmr,of His election . . is doubtful. As a' whole, with, thero:. , neptiOna:the tickets are acesptable to the 'Rep - übliouiiiof Philadelithirti And :will be choleit inrOctober. 914 4* - " M *T E NPKirs9 I Meadville, ilia ottheleadist laarvere of the State, • learn Las permitted hie 144nalitis used by Lis friend") foi the Republlsa4 . .Simatorial nomination in the • Erie•CmWtonl,distriet. It is of just ouch tasterld *if ilutt hitlu3rto misrepresented district should find a successor to -Lowry. ' Ve his; through a long and usefdl life, ' resided In Crawford county, sustaining an _ unitipeachable chiricier, And Prsicildnir ' • the goOd will and respect of all hinneigh bent and business aOluinitinces. A man of large tunlerstandlni, strongly defined character and 'sufficient wealth to place him at;Cn , the fettiptations of the cheque- makers of Harrisburg, he seems eminently fitted' and qtudified for the idace. lie Is largely identified with the interests of. th• district and .lien contributed 'myth througlt.his own bnainess Tahoe ind ac .-tivity :to its general , prosperity. .and de- I F veloptnent, e Lakin measure of con ., , ad ence - can refy be : reposed in inch a i ' -- i iiiiiia, and In ew of the weak material ..'brought against him, we feeliteaured .- :that he will walk over 'the course to easy triumph. i . ~. Tag good poopleof Crawford and Erie --.comities„ hive in:interesthig query with r w)alch to;trotipje the ,ix. thinking powers. '-j likeiVriAdekno'w i-frilkti 'Motive induces . Mr. George K. Anderson to make wicked fight fiorl the State Senate. The thlrat for limier aiglicewer and fame . will tire... moat men irmilh's bitter war of .politics to se , •- 'cure peMional - elevation; hat there are many thMaghtful people who credit kr. A. with ambition of another quality. With : ii,rl an appet to whetted and keenly set las . winter a fiarrisbarg by-hie connection - "iftliihe'rrelUtury sale; he is. fresh ;for new int e and jobbery. and, douittlese -. . feels thit lei'4•o4}t6oomplield =keel in a senate meet than at hie old post In the ' lob*. lime ire uncharitable enough to ~,.- sup*** "list he biotin view the pus'se of an a legalizing the use of bank -- cheques in certain awes, together with '- a penis° ' git a penal offenie for any lOW rte deliver over to curious auto .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F.--INZ4-4.,.1.71-'•=q---5.i.3T,,T.J..,;•;.-.:,,,5za.z...i..p.:;;;;;,..,,..- ..... 4 .-...,- , -------- , ------ , .-----...—., , ..i.A:.---......_......--.. ....-----. 7 —....-,,—..„,........... 7 - . , • .... . . graph seekers any financial papers after they have accomplished their purposes- Had each a lair been In fOrce lest minter, damaging evidence In legible black and white would not now be in eiiitenee to prove the ,Tet!ality of some people tall'o are willing to tiny unscrupulous legisla tors who offer themselves for , sale like sheep in the shambles, A PARAGRAPH in yesterday mon:tines telegrams from Washington to the Asso ciated Press supports the statement made a week or two since, that the reporters at the Capital for the Association are it, the Coneplracy to embroil our Government in ' the Cuban question. We rer e-no the par agraph now referml to, ~. The excitement i s tae Capital owing to tho s l a t e of C u b,. affairs. exceeds any thtrigreeezi b e t e ,. who:naiad; Private as iorance of ibe,reeast of the whole Cabinet i s f ree l y even by the President and omi nouswoe of impeachment. , Butler le ~.r a atically execrated by the Republi- ISuch . a report has no claims upon the public confidence. The talk of an unpre cedented excitement over this miserable question Is all gosh. The entry about im peitclunent and a recast of the Cabinet are equally absurd and contradictory. A proposition to impeach would not irresist ibly lead General Grant Moffat a recast of his Cabinet,— ; if we know anything of the man. The tempest of feeling may beas terrific as the reporter pats it, but it is all in a tea-pot. We cheerfully admit that the Piesident's message and the :ting ham 7 tesolution have stirred up a tre mendous excitement among the fifty Demodsts and thirty odd Republicaris, bond htiidera, manifest-destiny chaps and all, orl have failed in their attempts to bring n a- .war with Spain, and the perpetual abandonment of our Alabama claims against England, but their impo tent chigrin Is really not of the slightest pertuanen' t consequence. Their' squirm ing reminds ono of the performancesof a cluster of the timex lertularia when touch ed witit corrosive sublimate. And the Associated Press reporter is evidently one of the sufferers. We protest against Ito continued Misrepresentations,pf a. sit &- thin where a decisive Republican majority .supporte the Executive policy. IS' HE ELIGIBLE . The point has been raised that Mr. Geo. K. Anderson, aspirant for Senatorial hpm ors in the ErimCrawford district, is not eligible to that high office, inasmuch as he held his residency last October at 1612 Omen street, Philadelphia.. The. State Constitution clearly provides that (Sec. VIII., Article 1.) . . "So person shall be a - Senator who shall not have attained the age of twenty-Ave yskrs, and have been a citizen and inhabi tant of the State four years next before his election and the tart year thereof an inhabitant of the district from which he shall he chosen, unless he shall have been absent on public business of the 1 - ti ited States or of this State," etc. i Mr. Anderson was registered - and t oted an a citizen of-Philadelphia in the fa 1 of 1869, and unless he can make out tha . his skillful manipulation of certain me.. bets of the Legislature last 'winter to se re the defeat of the regular Republican elm nominee for the State Treaou pertained to rho business" o Commonwealth. we marvel how he make good his eligibility for the Se from the district he would repro Let our Republican friendenf these pause"in advance of nomination, for Anderson cannot take his seat, eve elected, and whosoever shall receive next highest number of votes for thel tiee-in the district. Democrat or Repu lican, will probably . ba awarded the p WHO FATHERS IT? The new patty imminent teem. to Withiiit r a fattier. No one will own blunting. - Even the Commercial fig ehy of it; and while naturally inane take it up and fondle it, is still, too-m. afraid of dirtying its Min& to lake • For awhile It was thought the politi Tempersace men would acknowledge paternity; but they, too, are offish, deny positively all agency in getting t• e movement up.. To their credit be it ital.,: they prefer to wait and see what the Re-' publicans will do before attempting to augu st. a revolt, which anticipates ail jolt aide of quarrel. Who, then, will answer rug parents or 'Tensors at the baptism of thitt...child ? The cl is published without a mane at tach to it; every one you' speak to on r.dhe treet denies , - having having signed it Or favo it; and while many are auspeeted of a s eaking-fondneas for such enter prise, jl of them are too shrewd to sitow their hands in connection with it. . . Enydlf the scheme were a legislative one; if he proposed revolt could be justified on and tenable grounds; If there Steve, real necerialty for setting up' an op- Rion to the regular organization of the • . eitubllcan party, men of character and I , tluence would not be aahamed to own t err connection. with it or asentne re• .t/ability for It . • What then? Dore it not' follow that hat every one rurparted is isheined of .s..uld be scrupulously avoided .by all? 'ho, with any respect for himself, is go. g to.rewd to an anonytnoae , rall , or b ndly join a band without a leader? e worship of the veiled 'prophet of EOutman would have some claim to ro ot beside such political madnerw sic Errumcsss Stand by the old sag! N one is ashamed of it. we made a no bL fight under it for Fremont; and ha4ti en uered - ifirice beneath its folds With Li .coln and Grant. That flag does not 1:;cIi. good and noble name. to sanctify it. n, then, will abandon It for the black flag of rebellion, unsanctified by a aingin name;to march no one knows whither, and under leiders masked from public recognltionl ' THE XXIXth DISTRICT. e . The Republics= of the . XXlXtli Sens. torte' District, Crawford and Erie coun ties, will be called upon shortly to select a' candidate for the Senate to, succeed Morrow B. Lowry, who, through politi cal treachery, ban ma lost cute with the party as to muse his retirement from the field, fearing to again go , befOre ,an out raged corogituency for their suffrages. A people once paid out will be :careful that the edlietion to not repeated,and they will be more prudent and discriminating in the selectioit of theii representatives. ' They will frown upon demagogues who may offer themselves, whose political rei, cords are black with bribery, dUplicity, unfaithfulness and treachery, and will Beck out good, pure and true men who have not figured in the bargains and sales which, marked certain proceedinge in Harrisburg beat winter. They willea. seq . with the ballet At ,the polls that no man who has used: money . to buy e mem. her of the Legislature front his allegiance to hie ,, piny: principles and ids constitu. enci, trusted in a, posit4M;;Where hitniell might in• turn; be. bought or used by schemes itgainet the interest!) of 'the Commonwealth and the 'people. The forthcoming primary meeting, at the district will therefore be wateket with interest bJ Wct filthfal Republican citizens of the State. In that quarter above all others should the intel ligent vacua rebuke In qto uncertain ray the ring of sham Republicans who..redd out the part] last winter at Ifirriebarg PITTSRURGEt_DAILY GAZETTE : SATURDAY: MORNIN and aimed to disorganize its ranks every where and bring ruin to ita doors, while they should feast and fatten in the cazny of the rejoicing enemy. It is essential -for the ptkilti:pf polities, the interests of ihe general pe o pl e and of the State i that these rotten brauches and their &bottom should be scourged at the bar of public opinion, and forever consigned to the ig nOrnipious place in estimation which they AO richly deserve. To those of our read ern in that district we earnestly nay, do your full duty. Let not personal !Remit. and or private relationship prevent your voting against any man who has sold, or brought about. the ado of your dietrict and all the voters in it. ha' thew entirely the men who, rich in worldly means. have lavished their filthy lucre to overturn the Republican majority in the Legislature, who have bought - week-knoed and avari cious and dishonest members to-depart from boner and - principle to defeat a can didate for office who had the full, fair and boneet armada nomination of his party. Remember, only part of the progrimme of the bolter, and disorganizers of last winter was carried out. Their schemes temporarily failed, but with new recruits, if any such can lie obtained, they will be ~.... again resumed. Will you add ode to their bum•r, and thus strengthen ,a coalition form d to break down the great lieptibli lkt,. can Arty and to rob and plunder the trees' ry of the. State, cud to sacrifice its beat interests to accomplish personal ends and objects . ? We have allidintr faith in your honesty and intelligeWce, 'your; Inv,. of principle, devotion to our great pnrty. to the interests of our Connuonwealth, and we think, nay we know, you will not wind to Harrialinrg one who has trained or been trained in the 1.4i.13 school of • politica. GARFIELD'S CONTRIVANCE A Chimp, journal which has. in the discussitms upon the funding question, steadily upheld the interests of the no dons] hanks, note insists that the tiartield currency bill a distinct and palpable step, though not a eery long one, towards specie payment. - We cannot Nee it in That light, and the preen generally agree with us. The bill. cont e mplates two difliTent propositions: the first, to pay offand can cel the three is•r_ cent. certificates, the hanks being compelled to substitute there for greenbacks or gold in their .reserves, and, second, an intlatioii, pure and simple, o[. the currency by the addition to its vol- ulna of fifipmfllions of new bank paper. We'approve of thin divot.' of the three ceute, but the country wituld oave the num of $1150,000 annually in- interest, if the gold were applied, instead, to the re demPtion of nix per rent. liontlit The bill proposes, in other wools, to pity *1,550,000 annually for the Mot of a financial export. meat. Certainly not to reduce the volume of the currency, for we replace, dollar for dollar, the certificates With new bank paper. These certificates are -not currency, and never were really so consid. ered. l : - ' They have been held asepn Invest ment anti tho' the rate of interest wits lose, I yet that was even better . for th e . banks, than a reserve all in green. hack which bear no interest at all. 0 . course. the greenbacks must now take the place 'ln the reserves., for no banker would use gold for that purpose, while it is wortlit 15 per cent. more in; the market. The banks would appear fo hint, by, thin eperatton, but they gain an ample cmpen nagon an the withdrawal' of the amount in greenbacks, and the greater control they will thus secure over the tirtaroes of the country. When all the greenback. shall lave been withdrawn, the banks will furnish all our ctirrency, and the Govern ment be to their bands. FOr this, the system mutt be nasln. twined in good criMit at all. hazards. Resumption will a question - which these Institutions will be able to enntrol absolutely, for tlie,tfilovernment will be in no Filiation to force measures ad long as the nntenf a broken bank i worth more than the paper- of a nominally solvent insti tution, as is the cane now And would be then. Seventy five or hundred oidllions of this paper thrown back on the Treasury for redemption In a crisis, wah gold to be 'realized from - bonds sold in a panicky 'market; would present a nategory forbid ding each a retain as long as it could be prevented. We are justified in declaring that the national banks would mere com pletely hive the mastery of the Goeern meat than now. And now they havo an farad:ice fitiffairs quite as pcteibt as In for the public 'good. How. thin sitnation can be. rega,rtted . as marking n palpable progress toward stunption, is beyond our ability to nee. We should an readily admit that the de sired resumption was - palpably" to be accelerated by the Sfty mintotha laflation also pro:T.-WO for by this bill., —lnstead of calling it simply a cur rani), bill, the measure should rather be styled a bllrto confirm and enlarge the powers' and privileges of the national hanky, arid to postpone indefinitely that rescuilidion which" the country di:sires, but which the banks will debar us from to the last possible hour: I.et us call things by their right names Since tha-above was. written, the follow ing paragraph In the New lock 13rrning Port cornea Under cirdeye. On the same subject It "aye In short, this bill elan enormous scheme for inflating the earrenev. for postponing indefinitely the'reeamption of specie pay ments, and for checking the growth of confidence in the Mancii soundness of the ndtlori. cannot' believe thin it 'will find furor. with the groan,. Wet Hickory The excitement In this place in intense. 90 Friday last the "Bird" well, 'which in on the. Tuttle farm, .commenced denting "ell at a featful rate. Thin well 'is" being drilled through caning, and, bids fair to be a first clubs well. It in Owned by Mr, Frank Irwin, of Rouncville. The - Feu. lure" well still' continues to pump lie 200 barrels per day. Quite .number of new milk, on this tract will he down the coal: ing week. On the Wllkimi farm, which joins 111 e Tuttle farm on the nonth,the greatent fixity is notienable. Ito McNair well,'On Jeage.No. I,la down and will be tested tb• rifOrrbwi. There are rigs up onlve other leases, "one of "which drilling ban cont. menced, On Ihe Jones farm, Mr. Binney's well 1 s being rapidly pushed forward. On this well is used one a °Acme's 18 horse boilers, with double engine, which_ lea den; it Impossible to stop on the centre, and makes it Impossible for' tools trt be stack. On the Faulkner farm. adjoining the Wilkins farm, there are four rigs in, pro. cesrof erection. • •On the W. Scott farm, the Scott. well, No. , legrumping,74. :80 ',barrels_ per day. Tien, arequite a large number of rigs on this tract and a few days will tell the story. This farm joins the Fagundas farm truths south, • ; • - On the'Fagttndas farm, the work of do. velopment is being rapidlyy, pushed for.. ward. — .• This farm is owned by, Messrs. Neyhari; Orandii & Fisher, end contains ,15i1 acres; the ,fuse to lease any portion et - thiti farm, but intend operating it them. selves; they Imre already twelve wells suirted. A largo number of lots have been leased -for handing purposes., No ises. g ealootis are allowed on the-prem- • - - THE junior, freshmen and acithitifie crews of Harvard attempted their annual , race on Charles river, on Saturday, bat 'Caring to the rough water encountered a wet time. The scientifics pulled the course, but their shell - nearly half filled. The boats of. the freshmen and jimlors 'were both swamped, but the 'latter, b sturdy swimming, towed their b oa I . and took the second prize. The fresh men Were picked up •and saved their *wt.. The race was not timed. RELIGIOVS INTELLIGENCE The general statistics of the United Piesbyterian Churchjor the year ending 81ay,1870, are en follow.; Synods, 8; -Presbyteries. (including three Indepen dent:o, 59; ministerii. 551; .congreiations; 727; membership, 69056; Saliday . schooli, 575; teachers and officers. 6,671; scholats, - 42,907- theological seminaries, 5; colleges and academies, 4; students last year, 625; contributions to Church funds and salaries, $819,361. The .Mission Boards report quite n membership find other interesting items. • The United PreAbyteriaii thinks while it is right that'CciOred men should be edu. cated and made preachers, condemns the building of a college at St. Louis, for the education of colored ministers exclueively. The idea of this mite is not in harmony with the spirit of the age, much lees iu sympathy with the gospel. - One of our Wento . rit cities,t3iiitraukee,l in attrikin contrast with Sabbath•deeecra. lion New york, has panned in ordinance rehibiting dancing on the Lord's day. They Adediscs reports that' a wealthy Jew, ih Monterey, to show hie apprecia. tion of what PrMe:liar:fir:ln has done for his race, paid five thousand dollars in gold for one of the finest Jewish churches in that' cit,-, and donated It to the Protes tants, mod a congregation of over two thou:ran 1 persons worship there every Sabbath day. . . Rev. . L. Stune..D.D., Congregational tninisterl, of San Frineinco. affirms California is fast becoming a land of drunkards. lie says young men drink everywhere: wine is on the tables gimes ally and aiming everybody drinks. Vine growing is a . speciality in California; twenty-two millions of grape-vines having been set out during the past season. In the dedicatory sermon of the pastor, lice. E. P. tioodwin. of the First Congregational Church, Chica go. he discussed the questian of nou.gnisg church; he remarked Ave milk Make people in rags as welcome as people in . spotless broadcloth. We must so trent new-comers that they can't help coming again.' Treat a man ooldly, and you may - not persuade him to come nny • ' - more. At the late bet ion of the Episcopal ~Bishop of New liampghlre, held at Dover, Pr. Henry A. Coit was elected by the clergy by a rote of nearly two to ono for all others, but the laity voted nearly un animously against concurrence. Six nd• ditioual clerical ballots failed to make other choice. A conference was finally ordered, and Prof. Niles. of Trinity Col lege, Hartford, Conn., was chosen. The ultimate success of the laity in the selec tins of their candidate gave them great satisfaction. Connecticut has furnished twenty Binh ops, to tho Episcopal Church, of alum about nnolialf are front Hartford. Rev. Dr. Henry Kendall, formerly. pas tor of the Third Presbyterian church this city, W 49 elected by the late Renal ted Presbyterian Cieneral Assembly oneo the Secretaries, of the new Boned o home Missions) The Independent represents that three children of. Baptist parents, now grown up. Inflicted in joining St. Micheal!' Epic 0441 Church. at Kingston. Jamaica. to be immersed.• The rector, Mr. Price, con sulted the Bishop, who mid "there should be no objection to it," and the immergiou took place. - It is stated that in the "Narrative of the State of Religion," presented by lr. Curler to the Presbyterian Aasembly. the Doctor mentioned that several churches had tried with satialaction the plan of making-'the eldership rotary, rather than permanent. "'The paragraph, however, was stricked out. • The Episetlial Convention of New ln sey have introduced the reform of minori tyrepreeentatlon, the that religions body, tie believe. that has attempted the ioove. tion. Each voter can vote on his bailor for as many pv:tantire sminin t., be elected, or he may Ore the same number of votes for any one of the . candidates. At the late' meeting of the Virginia Baptist Association. our of tho speakers from Roanoke stated that the most form idable obstacles in his region were Dunk ardism and ghinkardirm. Considerable feeling was roused in this community for and. against the proposi tion at the (leneral Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church La thin city. to regard "Papal Baptism" invalid; but the Southern Presbyterian fieneral Aa . scattily: riCOWding to the Independent, voted that. rnitarianism. "Popish" and neampbelliie" baptisms are Invalid. Thin is a bold step and may give trouble here after. It is reported that a zealous brother at the Plymouth church prayer-meeting, Brooklyn, !tab!, in Me remarks, that he had been living without ain. Nir.Beecher. replied, - I think you ought to have been in heaven long ago." The firaCtime the new bell of the gpia• copal chureli in Boise city, 'ldaho Terri. tore, was rung for service, a man re marked. as he passed into the church, - Well, I have not been into church' for eighteen years, but that bell ban called me Out:. The New - York Obstreer records the fact that in She meat crowded churches in New. York city, there is a degree of Chris than courteey worthy of the higheet com mendation. The doors of all the petrit are thrown open until they are full, and then the alai.; are filled With fiesta, the oflicent becoming door keepers In the hpuse of - the Lord. attendingalike to the - humble poor as well as the richest visitor. The Epirteopal tont'entirin ,Long • Island adopted a rub• that the reports - of parisbee shall hereafter mate whether their churches are insured,, and for what prorlortion of their value. Rer. Dr. J. P. Newman, Chaphdn to the United States Senate, and pastor, of the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal church at the Capital,,la talked of for Bethel, in that Church,at the election in lAN. Rev. Dr. W. Pinkney, of Washington City, recently elected Assistant Bin Lop Cif Maryland, was originally Mpthodlet, and was at one ohne preparing for thr ministry of that Church, for which purPose he -en tered Princeton Theological Seminay. His theological views changed while there. and finally he wits induced to enter the ministry of the Episcopal Church. A Madnatizad Island. A curious d has lately' been made by the telFgraphers on the little island of St. Pierre, hfiquelon. There are two telegraph stations on the island; one is worked by' lilt American company, which receives messages front Newfound land and sends them on to Sidney, using aDo werful battery and the ordinary Morse signals. The other de. worked by the French Transatlantic Company; who em ploy exceedingly delicate instrumente in receiving messages from Brest and Dux • bury. These very sensitive instruments were found to be seriously affected by earth cur.renta—thifis, currents depend ing on some rapid changes in the electri. cal condition of the island—which Later fermi - very much with the working of the line. After * adopting measures to obviate this difficulty, it wan discovered that them earth-currents were due in part, to thO operatlono of the mwerfnl battery' of , the American 'Telograidi Company, that bat tery„ every, time it was used, actually charging', as a Leyden Jar, the whole little rocky _island of St. Pierre, Miquelon. And it was found that by a proper dispo sition of the French instrumente. every word sent over, the American line could be made to leave itsfac simile with the French company; and this, too, though the two lines nowhere come within sere sal.bundred yards of each other, the only connection of the two being through the AMONG the attendants at the recent pie air in celebration of the seinbcentennia anniversary of the settlement of hadhati apolie, was 11r. Isaac Marta, who came to Indians. from Ohio in 1816. Ile, with a twin brother, Magee, married the twin sisters. This doable marriage was tale. brated on the same day. Each conplehae had twelve children, each having had sev en boys and five girls. At the time of their marriage the brothers wer e of the same height exactly, and within One pound of the game weight, which was one hun dred and seventy-five pounds. and for a spare of twenty , five years continued with in two pounds o't that fignre. The broth ere, with their wives, are both living. Thi former are fifty.eight years old, and the latter fifty-four. All were born on the 2:th day of the month, and were m arr i e d on the same day of the month il an . The twin boys mentioned are no* twelve years old, and their mother often fi n d,. i t impossible to distinguish the one from the other. Death. hen been equally kind to each family. Ten children rem. n to each. TO PROVE:IIT SICILIENS rin Sl u o p a gyt h / r e t .3ths., of Summer, rettirsPrt! remit., tilos Lhtoriae ortlroe. You orth (Rd forth euppinuet rorelved the. 4.7 aLJABIDI BURNS tt. CO ti EillUri STORE, corner of end Sixth streets. CHLORIDE OF LIME. Chloride of.l.lroe. I Chloride of ..lOte. Chloride of Limo. I Chloride of Llue Chloride of Limo. chloride of L. • Chloride of Lime. Chloride .4 ht..: I=llll JAMES E. BURNS & CO.'S DRUG STOIIE. Corner Peon and Ulna told N. Clair) Nnvela I=l Sometime. there IA a lack of vitality lu ledge and apparently well developed frames. Stereolean sinews and mead. are not always Indicative of staining and constitutional vigor In thetrpossessor. Health depends more upon the eonaltion of the stomach. the liver and the bowels. than clime the breadth of the shoulder, or the ...Sof loose levees and ys of the systsele In which Strength Issue. toned toreidde. All of this grand animal mashie. trite of Itself no Protective against sickness nod decay. Easy .d perfect digestion, regular and healthy secretions, uncontaminated blood, Mettler discharge of the waste matter of the Who) through the ...tines, the kidneys and the penis, aro the most Nitent safes...es easiest disease, the best guaranties r edoageritY. PT.. , tons ...frets In Me grent e and per 7b el Hostetter** Stomach Bitters. The Ingre owhich the Great Tonle and Alterative Is compared are taiten Solely from the vegetable kingdom, end their me dicinal virtues are not counterbalanced by the acid and i:1013011S elements which valet, more or from In all the powerful mineral drugs. Sufferers from i n e u irc bilouthess, Intermittent fevers, nery b yor constipation, not only find ate relief from the eve of thin agreeable stimulant an ken on Increasees conscious, ea time weon, of mi of nynstitutional elastici ty and vital force. labor usdeglivaure no longer produce the mune effect actin them heretofore. enO they Teel as If they had acquired as a new hold on life, a reseme of mental and pliTsical energy., This ha. been the experience -of thousands of both ...se, and every tiny adds to the mai. of conerma. tory testimony. Whenever the beninerature and state of the atmosphere. exercises ade reeling !thence over the.minds and bodies of Invalids. Hostetter'. Bittern the tools upon which they con rely for swift and permanent restondlon. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FABER VAY DOREN 367 Liberty Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. STEAM EN CANES, IRON AND WOOD WORKING MACHINERY', Steam Pumps, Engineers' and Machinbgs' Tools, STEA3I FIRE -ENGINES, B E r fricG, Woolen A chinery, Machine Cards. EirMann Curers' and Milk Snp- Fu ll ni es ish .l l c o o a s t h anj t e n ui t p i g on hand and 190 0 ~ , ;.zlZl*, VI ca v M EMI./ , LETTER ging Pre. sses Col ' .PRIOALs, " EtiSM. F r Z 1 E, E .5 17:8 , 97 g , . . ,Asr, GILT PREAREA, PRESS STAND, • PYING BOOKS. COPYING BOOKS. E COPTLNG BOOKS. •ISIZE COPYING BOOKS. COPYING BOWER. 3 COPYING FLUID, . .OPTING FLUID, ."... PYLVG FLGID. OPTING FLUID, - COPYING SIIETTS. mule COPYING BRUSHES, , ORIALIIIINA AND IRON. J. L. No. READ & SON 02 Fourth Avenue. PITTSBURGH. PA. IPROVED 4' 711 Y SEEDER El reliedoe been In .11 tion to run p Whe n of cherries t He Th od seme.e Math • Int use for go gat six yeat,aad nays ,ronssen tulle Umtata. to slag n itre flutists 20 minutitmpotetty. ortil mad abash* , os. ll ' ged Ire!' ft IS lb. • ' ertrotlon. All ord.. • adluttable. thereby ohootteg It to es. Cherry Seeder to the !Outgo; $o =EI JA No.l ESBOWN, iNV:oodStreet mrsinntnn, IL4NUF be Filled at CTURERS' PRICES OONERY STA P EN - TING, B 1 wak Books. ALLAWC. BAKEWELL 7k Wood Street, Pittsburgh. NeW aoofm PE NALL MEI= Mules and Horses. One par vary iloqi CA RRIAGE HORSES. Tbrce ruperlor FAMILY - nowizs. Three very goal MULES. Three new EASTERN BUILT BUOGIEB. Ftur taNl PP:COND ['AND BUGOITZ. R. PATtERSON ar me!momumm Lands, Factories &Mills, JOS. C. G. KENNEDY & SON, - wAsinNowN... C., • • An AMU for tbeislo of lancomul .fon/I FARMS and ngleutble tracts of .TIMUER and MLNRITAI. LANUS and MINRPAL SPRINGS umproved) in the Stow of Marl! • •Vlnflolif, North Carollria, Georgia. Alin.. 'and 1111..loslopl..Tbor also 00W IRON rocumntas, COTTON FACTORIES sml FLOURING MILLE ikagrest !Aiken: I.4:ffklAT TEAS! . TEAS! TEAS' Jut , »aired, ••WU 1113 4111011800111211nt offT sr, , T-TAtargiiNNb EUZ2 • suc riorie. _ 4 Bums era ' , utiles' to can end examin e the 00011 is intro q tkeser.uoins...me prtee will be for the Interest of the o ithtr a lasnd.: . l . erg r irzt o e b lmilent esentinsentl PIDWARD IIEA2LITON. • vs es,. Nos. ticlind 90 Diamond equate. ABENCY BUSINESS OF ALL KINDII to het nansseted Phlladelpb la, New m rth i rantorl i t %J r :ended to bK ii n. I, lk. Wed references even If desVeln -r jortljtih' Q, JUNE 18, 1870 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS . AT ' SENPLE'S 11110 and 182 /Wend Btreel. 133=EIM Gprid Bargains in NEWqO \ OD 9 Yards of Merrimack Chintzes FOR $l.OO • .At Mile.. Pelt and hart Calicos. M Hammack It I V:. \Puhlnjlton Callen.. Mire.. Fast Colored Lawns. At Priutad At Double Width ebeoaafohalra—bast bar us °Sawed this ammo. At iP'l4i'4jiitl'—""b IN i.,4laleigta Shawl, At Or.. Llaht lalmnra o Waists. A t $l.OO, Gored Summer atirts—a areas banal. JAPANESE SILKS, Japanese Poplins, jaimme.ve .Robes; Plain, Pink, Blur. Buff and Green LAWNS. AT Very Low Prices, WM. SEIIFLE'S, 180 and 182 Federal Street, Allegheny. Morganstern & Co's, EMS MACRUM. GLYDE & CO SPECIAL BARGAINS! PandSOLS Regardless of Cost I Pongee and Silk Parasols for $l, Wolin( 1.73.1; Mottland Shawls for 14`i i .nh'it',Ttfriftne Rome at... . ... lace Itanntereblefr. at. ... Ilel9l4.lLehed Illadkeittlfefli, St.., 1.10•0 Torre/a. at Manz' Jean Drawera, at Oman Kid Glores, at . ... Hoop ..iktrta, at Call and convince yourself 'that to other home .cue g00d... w• ...e do. Nos. 78 and 80 Market Street. SPECIALTIES Hats and Innets, AT _HORNE - CO'S • NAI DA LADIE' AND CHILDREN'S CACTUS AND STRAW RATS. .RATItt Ettmazir aUffirNALVIAN PA ITABRELLAS. PONGEE AND COLORED LINE A not, lot Ilan reatlatitl, EMBROIDERIES. SWISS NEEDLE WORE AND HAIINDRO mmts Axn INSERTING& ARAL AND IMITATION .. LACE COLLARS . AND TIANTEERCILIEFS. CIDIIIICZETITR • EILBROIDERED LINEN arms. I.ADIE9' WRITE AND BROWN LINEN DRESS SUITS. INFANTS . NEB. ROBES AND • DRESSES. A hrahD lif Worm trini . all r. Brighttn Light Irtsalss: Slisdos, sAS :mlten. • • • NEW 6-00DS Arriving Every Day, 7 AND 79 MARKET STREET On a Par - With Gold WE NOW OFFER Our New Stock DRY GOODS NOTIONS AT EASTERN IPRICES, BUYERS ARE INVITED TO Examine our GOods & Prices A RBUTIINOT, SHANNO & CO., N 0.11 5 Wo d. Street. JOHN Q. WORKMAN al RICILARD DA Vlis WORIMAN4 DAVIS; BileGgssor• to WORKMAN, MCKiHR R 00.. mum- Imams sad MAW. In Carilage.s, Buggies; SPRING 14 BUCK S WAGONS. '42, 44, 44 and 48 BERM St., Allegheny. Heparin( BWOIT zßA,Pßkeptly .zonated. Or. lire Work .ma promptly lOW Style MI AM ranted to zlTe wtlafieDoa "" unn i r ' .l. BUL . AMMIN . for MA A. rbonoTrola rActi„r.l44l,lALTstir4 tur NUM. 'H. RICHARD DAVID baying 'Dwell.," to s tempt or Ala. ad WI.. TX Moore, fa tbe late Mv of vemuntAx.mothiga CO., the leasing. viu 11:::=TantrAtit ir We= • iiTAILINNIte late with Mane Netketel Bak. Mutat MORROW Nato of TROOfiuson's a ikoricoi.) (auckozNlWOß TO KEAN =ILEA) man i ttioat TIN.,cOPPER and NM= IRON mSZI2,,f,Ns. Otaulaboolo and Ho 'Miff alifitpar. Jooatoo ono la to toomotlf. `IV o.: 112 First Avenue • flaw Norkot mft..tJ KREBS ICE DEALER 9 . . 861 Riirer - "47;i - 441ashoni. FULTON'S. DININO , ROONS, FOR LADIES AND OILITLICMSN, No. 1/Z PVUNTIT Aiqiiirms...». Wood Stmt. 1•94" D 6PEN ON.7 11 ( 1 1 1 8DAY.lso• • 11== NEW ADVERTISEMENTS AT STAIPLE'S, ~180. and 162 Federal Stropt, LICTRA 000 D BARONINS IN HATS AND BONNETS Ribbons and Flowers. A Very Large Stock of NOV Summer Slutivls,. AT VERV 1.()%i PRICES. Great Bargains i Ladies' and . Childrea's LINEN SUITS Parasols and Sun Umbrellas ladles' Summer Underwear. • Gen.' Sammer Underwear. • Ladles. Gents and Children'. Bine and Green Kid Gloves.. Black and Colored Kid and I.lnie Thread Gli Ladle.' Vane, Scarfs and Silk Bids, • lace Collars and Ilmsdkerehlefe. Embroidered Linen Set. .orr cheap. Hair Switches and Chignons. Gents' White and Chintz Shirts, Wholesale' . and• Ilet W3L SEMPLE'S, 180 and 182 Federal Street, Alleglaen BUY THE GENUINE. CLARK'S "O. 1. T." SPOOL COTTO)1. GEO. A. CLARK SOLE AGENT Sold Evemvheie. 1. 1- 1 PLANING MILL MEN And Others, TAKE U N tO T patlenC E f ! teTStantd t n edh Improved co n s t ru cti o n eoUni of feather-boardiag. Inside lining and of wain sooting or houses. The witrither-boartilus. by tht. patent Impromment, being more particularly Intended for vertical me. and oomblnm great durability and • amy of appearance, lt Is so COnstricted se to entirely avoid the one of Joint stripe. and to Fo r r recent water 1, .I°M rif,Vgtofai the wroth on the t imber . Donde lining and wainscoting by this new method are so communel aa to form perfect panels theriPlTM by the ordinary flooring Ward. alone. therttil PriMenting the showing of the joints from and leering no retail. for hum. •heri pabehesed the talent right of what bitity mown as the Moulded Weather dt)Promett Of the folievrieg territorial and el:pe n rms Alleltheor ward). or bOth pateete. tow mouth of th ri ms Om rff s. aldthe right of the tenitnry e To Mop:lowan. Dnygl••• the meta for the Ids,. TTo %MI. ltiturioo & Co., shop Grillte for their Wit. Sixth ward. 1 . 150.10be1k ort. To Alex. Mcfloro, for th e borough of McKees p To Parker h. Paul. for That, Second, Thtrd and Ecarth wards, My of Alleithenr. Tn Reed Rrothers. shop tight at their mill In Sev enth ward, city of Allegheny . To Dunham, Pilot & (h. for the bornuativ of ithargiburs and Maar also the Imuthlici of Studer tad eltt n erl•f sal Mt teat ra/ St an d " wisang to n p ' 7- Mem will plasm calf, or address me at No 7.1 litatthilleld arm% Pittsberrth. Pa. I C. ANDERSON, JOHN STEANS,ON'S SONS ,& Co .) JEWELERS, 93 Market street , Pittsburgh. tTIIIRD BOOR FROM TIFTH,I Bare on band all the Intent novelties to Fine Jew. elm also Fairer Pieces and Miser Plated Ware of Jew er=a deilliala, imitable tor maddlng Watches of all thpAmerlcan makers in gold and sliver amen Both Key and Pendant Winded ern,- atantly ea hand.. well as a full 'variety of the Otter mud. Itif th e galas Watch, Including Jur. Re aJit o . 4 :Pnßaltaux, and others. r! far ll particular , attention to our facilities for bran~tine nine Watlea To that - OrdVir . by itro dl oß~hwi ne " milti y l' llVtir?tesigne . of any Foods tient In deatttnia by mall at requint. y&MS C. D. AFLVEITIIAL 1.. GI. A RNSTITAL. ARNS A & SON Virginia / and Louisville To4acc i b dgeney, SEG-ARS Fine Cut Chewingland Smoking Tobaccos, = warmly.% WrREZT, Plitabunch. WHEELER'S Patent Stainp Canceler& ,EDWIN ~. STEVENS,E . VEN No. k-11 S. rhu Sheet. DELTMA. General Agent for kink of Pennsylvania. B eaorden will be filler tbrocwh muofOet r41:131. ST r WATR N APES ••• Chimn Tops, • HOT AIR & CHI EY FLUES, &c. A lama wad fallTata constantly nu baud. BE, It IL COLLIES, SECOND AVENUE. =I HILL& ADArS SEWER PIPE CO," 5 and 67 Sandusky St., Allegheny ltalautscture 111.01, VITRIFIED WATER AND . SEWER PIPE. Degas Di QUIMBY TOPS. FLOPS and lITIMIAITLIC CEMENT. • 'C. G. ATordILLEN, Agent mrzmn . • DR YELLOW PINE AND OAK. A fllst-clus thoroughly ocnooned In tho MO. or platted 01 the yard.' • JAMES 31'111111R, 191 Sandusky sheet, Allegheny City WINE 0 17to ;rest Blood vizitaniPs, ootwert.Y.wzg tg=-rxr:=l".pre,v:=, tontihouvl u z, iitr tb m i lo i fin sot sup2l=frtlefa•ver . olfared to - G.4m 11 , •tPoror tO In•ndy. AbtKY, •tp• WWI., or aa/ *th NVa d ‘ l* •lll7.ll ralV, ofof - We. At I. o n LW. • 0.41 pre•mver. of t, ho tio h la% u l Wl r aa tea • Ifiltimpent trout nart,tt, lis• It le sold by z .1 0 at all mpect. able mloott.• Moe liMe t Opurt bottles. .713fWirr "- ' • - - 'NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -N EIV WEN SFITS. -7,\Z"eNl- StyleAs in \' Linen awl LilllllS JUST RECEIVED. BELL & MOORHOUSE, 21 Fifth Aveuue. ,J!l 4 SPEC] A CLL S. nra-LE • Or. ERA NKI4, the celebrated Lecturer on the Eye. and Manufacturer of Patent and Improved Sperteries, has returned to PRO burgh. and is now at the ST. CLAIR Well:L.lomm he attlusts his far-Canted Spectacle defeetyve vision from an wxamlnattiou et the eye alone, no us to suit equally ell by day' as by al - Derail light without fatigue. from 15 to 25 yearn. Dr. F. may be professionally con.sulted on all diseases of the Hum. Eye.and has n large stock of his Spectacles and Eyo Maws for pole. About 4.000 Pain of these Spectacles wero sold on Dr. Franks last visit' In the apnea of three months, giving the most entire satisfahlon to all, sur the medical gentlemen and citizens 'Of lqttsburgh have by sq.:Mlle., toddled. Be particular and enquire at the Ladles' entrance on Penn street for fir. Franks nate, ROOM 2t3 St-Clan-Rotel. apli,Tlll CITY 1'117581 , 11011. Jut e 1 1870 -II N ACCORDANCE WITK TRE rlio. I VISIONS Of the Vt.. Digest, notice Is her., ghat th iven te n... 0 the T , o ax Payers tho of tllll.ll. •.t. i'ity. City ,Building.Special,Poor,Busi ness, City School and Ward School Tavesl and City Water Rents • For the year 11570 hare. in accordance with MI, been this day returned to too for collection. A deduction of Fire per centuni will be allowed on all Taxes and Muter Rents paid on or before the first day of 'August. and Two per sentare If paid between the first days of August and fifteenth day of September: ' J. City Treasurer. El= T. T. Trego's Teab e,rry To othwash. lithe most pleasant, cheapest end hest Dentifrice extant. Warranted free from Injurious ineredlents. It macre. end whitens the Teeth: • Invitthrates and euxithes tlie Gums! Puna. and perfumes the breath! • Prerents eccnmulatinn of Tartar! Clean, and Pnrilles Artificial Teeth: Is a superior Article for Children! Vglis t rl y ea r neWlTAß, ' Mi t tfael phis. Pew sale by all Drumnsta ' • jarrITITS --- • - WARNER'S PILE REAtEDI7 RARNRIt•S PILE REMEDY has never .fulled ,not even in one easel to tore the eery wont eases of Blind. Itching or !Deeding Piles. Those who aro Emitted should immediately call on their druggist and get WARNER'S PILE REMEDY. It is ex pressly for the Plies. and IS not recommended to any other disease. It hue cured owny enamel over thirty years standing. Prier SI. Poe rein by dreg gist. everywhere. j• • mr7durris It. M. McCOWAN • J It. McKOWN R. die kuowan &Co . 5 BOULEVARD PAVERS, Par . e Sldowalks,Cellars, inside, Yards, Drives, ..tv. WARRANTED AUAINST CIIANGRA OVIDIAT AND COLD. °rt.,. 101 l ran kermr.Ottsee.ornt an vermitAt. & co.. I.ett. Motley. McKee vo...mnor J. Dim my:lnne:rilts RAINA r BETA'RY , , Baskets and trate& K . gif ,„). L. sTo. ,tt the MOST Atritorr.n . • W. W. KNOX - , 137 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. E . x.ga e u p, ll ,o llos:tu at Fectery Prices. NIARSHALL'S ELIXIR.•• • - • • • SIAILSRALL'S ELIXIR WILL CITE lILADACRX • IrIdILSILALL'a trftl I/TBEXPST-4- 24ARSIIALL'A ELIXIR WILL CCXX ConSIyVIVI& • Price of 31arahalra EllXlr. $l.OO per bottle. Depot: 1301 Market toroeL Ii..ARSRALL CO...urogost3. Proptietortt. , For sole. Wholesale and ItetalLlA. GEORQ,E . 4. KELLY. ritteburgh. tel:cs9,crus PRESERVING SCAARS.-TAPER• INIVR 'CRESITED, Granulated, Cut -14.1, Powdered, A AVLIte and Extra r Sugars for troll Pregerylnc. In store and for sale at prices, by the barrrl or at retail. 17 _ ASO. A. lIENSIYAW, 'Ahem r and Ninth .Ste. RUBBER BADT/lia. HOSE AND ST n.klll PACK I NO Of the a l l e Belting oohile , hre m.. A f taPPIT of ires. The trade supplied at ronallf utors prices. J. St n. P/lILLIPS, Agents for this City. COAL. AND COKE lORGAN & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF C 0 N NE LL S.VTLLE COKE, their Mines, Broad . Ford, &C.R. B Office, 142 WATER STREET, =I BY R AIEROAD, And Deliver in the City. • YL9-..!1d Oscar F.Lamm&Co. _MANUFACTIMERR OF . .•' CONNELLSYILLE COKIc COME Youghiogheny - an - 4 Anthracite Coal .• PITTSBURGH, PA., OFFICE ROOM No, 5, Gazelle BoiMILT. ay -Orders reepect fully gollettoet. _ardikrl COAL! COAL! YOUGHIOGHENY GAS COAL CO. This Company are now Prepared to fiarnisb the best opal era:resin or quentltv. AT FAIR RATES. Omen and Yard saint:dna tbe Connelsville road Dews, fait of Try Street. Pittaborgh. Orders addressed re either Mines. West Newton, Ca.. or Pt Yard. will be promptly attended to.. M. P. 0 . 11Z.U.164;er0 . tal7. Charles . 11. Armstrong, DEMME IN Youghiogheny and Conneltsville Coal, And Mantiiacterer or COAL, SLACK AND DMULPTIC7tIEED COKE ! OFFICE AND YARD. o.rner hollor and Morton streets, Liberty and OF er *treats. Ninth ante: also. Second street. El lh nerd,_ red at toot Si Ito*. statet, 1 0 . AC. It. Depot, Second Orders lett at Other of the nbovo ofilte or aii dressOCl to en ittiOnnit Inttnburgli P. 0., will receive . Co., Wet. Bmlth Colon VIZ kluasrryplTltyl. Co. Yltohell flteegleoe&Ct:.DMollACo.. td In AZ% tZ•riltVC irt e t i Part R. A. • 1. it all' len k I. Cot laerxr,m-alifs.:, Imola It. Alto h V V. COAL! COAL!! COAL!!! DICKSON, STUART & CO., lito•lng rumored their 001 co to • • NO. 567 Liberty Stree mum., City Maar IMO SECOND 112.00/1.. • GARATLUMukt 432."1011°,11.11re1t it.,&'°711"4".zra.1",11-4.ll.vdzif.=.. °WETS; OIL cionr.s, CARPETS SPRING STOCK. Fine, Medium and Common CARPETS. Our Stock is the largest we haie VPX offered to the trade. • Bovard, Rose Co., 21 FIFTH AVENUE. April 1 st, 181'0 qFCIF P ENT Resthited ! a no:=4: . t•Sll• n • *9l be •i M'Farl &Collins CAitPE'r sToRE, 71. and 73 Fifth _A V ?. Our prices are the lowest In this market. ste CARPETS., New Rooms! New Goods! NEW PRICES! Wo butte Itowttountled th. 01 o , tr Now 'loo ms volth itto I=l CaRPE7'S Ever Offered in this Market. LOWEST PRICES SINCE 1861 OLIVER McCLINTOCK & i'o„ ill 23 Fifth Avennb NEW CARPETS. Reduction in Prices I=l WHOLESALE RATES McCallum Bros., No. 51 FIFTH AVENTTE ABOVE 'WOOD STREET UPHOLSTERERS, Manufactruons of SPRING. MAIR.Itto4IIMIK MATTRESSES. Feather rtrost..,.. roor 1 1 Ilnen.. Church enahlons. Cornice MonWinaa and all kinds of 1.4.1101ater7 work. AIM, dada.. In ISladow Shades. RIM Ore. and white ilollandsl Cords. T.sels, go. Particular attention Is along. tak ing up, cleaning and brushing, altering and relay ...,tht Ind Inlinnta. . ~01/1,0040 of el earn. la L. only way in which yow. an 1.1 that the ogOra an ore nen.. and the goods thoroughly ' fread hum all linnt and rensin..., 'Rho as for cleaning has be. greatly rcdniaid. O. iosa will call tor .d de lllrcr all nocan fr. of CI ante. ROBERTS, NICHOLSON & T11031!SON, Upholstanua-ami-Propriaters . 6t Steam Carpet Beating Extattlishment, NO. 1271 WOOD STREET, m67laCil Nei l !PM Aaaaaa. Pittabiinia. Pa. CARP T CHAIN on 11 Colors, IA ND TT M TOR '9A LE A+ ‘IIILLS, City. lIAN ANOIIOI Al le rof=ne4 GLASS, QU I 100 ik NSWARE &o OD STREET. ur , . - Els,.;sWA RE, d , - riNIE 6'. 1 Chi n land B.IXERPLA ANn TEA. I AN TeRVInPA. ED GOOllB, DINNER ! A TRA TRA 99 4 4 ryM 4 4 atiN w ligEß it low! . : SEIM r 4 it E. BR • ED & ; 100 43-1 REYNOLDS 14 Wo STEEN & ,CO,, d Street. ImprtUn FRENCH, CHINA,. Quee 11==E1 NE CET VIASBaMJ sware. L 11ED is•2B, ESTABLIS =I C ST & CO., No. 189 iberty St . Wanlasale and lUdall ota md Jobtra aum en vlMWAß f , GLASS and lil attend. of a/I raLtaing goods la the abo. ttn• is dirociel to our tOok. •t,•tttf from the bat Earopoan dart• aod not ' , ow .lad a fresh .4 d lot of tits ob.. Oafs. apl:afs D.R. WHITTIER • CVNTINVEBTO TREATALLTRITATE rasrA SNTPhllls In 11 it..forma. all urinary U. arid e efforts of Inercory are onniplatoly aradbe. ten Sermatombeis or Seminal 'Weakness and Un- Mane. resulting from cielf.ense or other eamsee,... ale wee product some of the. following adbets betekel. bodily weinemi. inllketiou coo romptle, einem to society. nomanitnem. dread of Aline rents. lee of memory. Indolence. oon- Weal moraines. and finally. prostrating the on. el embus as in render mania. 1 111Batlefactory. Persona therefore Impeder. are permeenliy eared. Personae:Metal 0111, thee or my other dellicate. 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