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'k'HE DAILY GAZETTE:
t OFFICIAL,. PAPER
Plttebnegh, Allegheny City and
Allegheny County.
IIAZETTE BUILDING:
;yeses. of Muth Avenue 'andfinfibieli
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3143;!DAY. JUN E . 20, law
BONDS' nt Frunkfort, 951
PETIOJLEIOI at Antwerp,..kii
tiOLD cloyed In New York.onSaturilv
It 112141121.
TUE CALL for the'ile4s" of delegates
the forthcoming . Repuldiam Comity
Nominating Conventions,' Issued by the
Chairman of the Executive ,comm . liatere,
Ippeare in another column' of -to.day'a
SPAIN in willing .to make bonorsblF
sends for the outrage on American aim.
'fierce in the acizuce and detention of. thy
rimer Aspinwall, thisinneh as it would
quite unfortunatS for that nation to in
volve itself in any alight, tmpleagantncna
with our government, rstitieularly at this
inncture of nftkirs with Cuba. '
IT to reolunm: that 3lr.Ackurtuan will
be confirmed Aucceemor to Attorney lien.
'end Ileac. het the Senate-will be first sat.
' lifted as to his antecedents during the war.
fie record is not the 'coldest for loyalty,
but hammy succeed to explaining that his'
-ncemection with the, confederate Army
'was more competency than of his own
election. .
TUE BRILLIANT ' siXer.si whlcli lOC at
'tended thus fdi the great Internatanal
Saengerfest at Cincinnati, is a matter
I~worthy the pride 'and congratulations-of
:all classes of one people. It is a grand
:peace spectacle, and folliiwing so closely
:ion the somewhat similar Boston Jubilee,
lbetokens an awakening Chionghotit the
!land of 'a new lost; and enthnaiaam for
Itlie fine arts. •
"Tim Ilt.runticAN rItIMARY MEETINGS
'to select delegates to the-forthcoming ,
nominating conventions already excite at.
tention, and in many districts tickets have
,l ii been put for Ward for the support of the
,',people. It is a Matter of grave import-
Ince that noneliut gnod, trite and honest
.:. representatives should find rents in the
4 conventions—men who will not be biased
i In their judgment or influenced to nomin.
. i ate any but such candidates as will unite
1 the people in hearty support. ' It is well
• to earnestly urge the voters of the district
,1 , to attend the primary electioa; and to see
I to it that their. duty is faithfully' dia.
1
charged so far as the selection of proper
delegates is concerned. No one who pur-
I posely absents himself from the polls at
I,i the election for delegates can have
,good
. cause to complain of .the material out of
which the conventions may be composed,
•••., or their actions in nominating assembly.
ECROCE is about to be convulsed in a
general strike among the workmen who
are disiWthlied •:with their conditions.
These strikes genc4ully. accomplish no
betterment of the condition of the
era, but entail upon them a train Of dis
tressingyvils. Unr the world over is
worth only what it will bring, and in for
eign countries' it brings baldly enough to
sustain the lives of the Operators, who
are compelled to drag through miserable'
existences in their natife lands or end-
i grate to other. countries. It is against
such 11l requited , labor that the friends of
.
free trade'would bring our own reason: :
. ably remnuenitad working 'men •• • •
petition . . When protection is
from our own laborers and the pernicious
doctrines of the free traders' prevail, we
can well anticipate' the same ruiderable
situation in which the foreign- working
classes are now groaning 'for ',those Rho
a re now haPPY;snd Contented in thework
shops of the laid. '
THEORY' N. PRACTICE.
.I' History iiisdoeee a great mass of profit
( less speculation. Vain attempts have
i been made to'accomplish impracticable
1 schemes. To their authors the success of
their plans seemed 'certain and their own
fame and forMnes secure. There was
but a single step between the present and
j the realization of their fondest hopes. But
1 some unforimeen and uncalculated de
-1 meat defeated all their plans and forever
• disappointed-their high hopes, and ten
dared the remaining part of their lives
I wretched. So niany a life has been wasted
and many a high leirectetiOn :disappoint
' ed. In the single department of pittiont
1 there hare been 30,000 such the past
:' year. And then there are the 11i:4:Ault writ
'i ten which are to secure immortality to
,I. their authors, but ire never published;
i the discriveries to be made which are
* never realized. So it has been all along
, the page of history. The alchemist
i
was for a long time -on the very
verge of disowering the philoso
••' pher's stone,. the elixir 'a life. The
': astronomertaol'ined many ailasCry of the
;l heavens which . further investigation or
diabovery premed fallsehms.. The chemist
I had his absurd theories of. Mmbustion:
electricity - and rittrietfon'oiest: the Mier of
. .. wea Th h e t
wealth hi s a re ie tt 7 o 7 . f .d go ,ep ld ia n d ev im er l, reit nre l n izerl
oci . l: -1 1
ways combiiiia lit th_ AtiMer Indiddnal.• .
• To speculate Is easy, to realty, invent and
discover are, not tactifitsy.,- How numerous
were the theortea of the way iit';iirlticla a l
return Ma specie bads was to, be, sectir;
aid, and yet the reedit has net been ' relic h
i ed. There was of all oriliem' but one
. .
- best way. 'The end Wlll' a iatie..timo he.
attained, but when it is not aiitiasy tciaf.
, ti
it bymeans rullecau" loll i ri t wa r4 . l th l' e t t7it n , rn 'e tra tim t
..be. firme r.
; at once. Immediate resumption Weald
1 have been general ruin. The boy will tat:;'
', tome, if siltiidr, a * *an: But It by no
means folloirs that on' that account he la
:I now to be entrusted With all the cares and
• l have imposed all the . _ toils of manhood.
So it has • been said all ware and tight
log, and even eieltdefence are ;wrong; as
the time will come—millineal Period
- when they will cease, therefore they shalt
I mane note to be Practised. 'All 'attacks
on individuals and nations should be sub
-Imined to without any attempt at defence.
The wicked should be allowed nnrestiitt.
ed license AO kill and destroy. ) Buhl vial
Wayland's
great -land li'stfheiTtrrgio commenced , y u g ofthewir, when but when .
-1 his views were - put to the test- he
abandoned titern,rewmte his section on this
subject and:was Bawd in the public ball
earnestly arta eloquently urging the people
1 to rescue our. nation ,f front, altill• Be also
t i wrote Walker : the ultra, peace man, but
f: when their rt,a.ce Conven tion assembled in
Boston,at thOiornatetaccineut of 0LUL : 161:47.
1 gle, he and neparly all others with him de.
dared tha lA' toUgnit4P6ol one and
were earnest in ,its advocacy. His views
of Free Trade, When Pat to' tbe testire
A. equally trMiclunri:lA'• - ' f'l: - .1 • '
r i The time will come, it is said, when
;.7'. Free Trade doctrtnee will prevail in this
•'• ' country. Admit It,' whit follows ?:, net
iwe should now to all respects mil them
out? By no means. The theory is good.
if all men had started together.and with
• the - same advantages in the race. Bat
if England had a thousand years the start of
• >.
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tu4and in tii,thla long period has come
gradually' Les
,on this subject.
Tlin Child. of aday is asked to compete
in all things , . with the parent'of a half
century, and told It must sufferil it can
not.. What we are to be centulien hence
we should be'now. The acorn should be
come the tall' and strong oak at once.
Only. Indian jugglery can effect this, and
only similar jugglery can deceive. people
intollteAoctrine of imniediate Free Trade
and non.protection to any department, of
American industry. .Theso adiecitku. for
immediate and unconditional Free Trade,
who are asiunling England.as the standard
of right, do not tell how a ; did , protect
herself and how she now does it: or how
New England never could'have succeed.l
in ler tuannf Ohmic for which she no .
earnestly contended, that no purely agri•
cultural nation LAS ever become rich or
povierful,4 that -lotions have risen or
Lenin With their manufactories,' or that
the Interests of the laborer aro as closely
connected with the success of manufacto
-1 rice as are thole of the capitalist. They
r have a theory which they are sure is cor.
rect, but which has netch-' Ikon •tried in
predsely:ahrelicutitstances, and. they ne
gleat If it is fit and expedient
torus aoa. The practical man says the
time has not:Uome—that with Free (mile
now the wages at the operative must - be
reduced SO low that he could not support
himself, or that our manufactories mast
cloi‘ed, affording no employment to the
operative and bringing . iucalcinible evilx
TJ
Theoretically, all nien-iihould do right,
but. . they do nut; theorethially, all men
shoirld be allowed to buy and sell what
they please, provided they do not inter
fere with the rights of others, hut pmcti
wiiestriet men ito the sales of gun
powder, poisons and ardent spirits and
certain kinds. of pnbliwations, and we ar;
rest and punish those who disobey the
laws. When all men shall be good the
laws may be different. When all notions
shall be disposed to do right and circum
stances shall be equal, then the laws may
be the same.
TIIAT THIRD PARTY. I
The movement to catablialt a third
party, whose object is to accomplish a
-reform" in the Republican party, is en.
yeldpedin to much mystery that it hardly
deserves any more notice. Whoever
rained it or designed the plan beg been
discreet enough—or perhaps cowardly
enough would be better words—to screen
himself and coadjutors how public gsme,
ior no =ins have }rot been given in con-
nection with the movement. :No true 'Re
publican can attach his name to such a
paper with impunity, for he will thereby
shot himself out of the communfon,anil
no purpose and for no plausible reason
hatever, be left to muse over treachery
unrequited. The Di patch, an independ en
journal that cannot be called organ of
either the Republicans or Democrat s. has
doubtless unearthed the birth-place of the
thus far fatherless whelp, in the follow
ing strong article, which we publish en.
tin', belieMng, that the insight -- Into the
movement whieh,it strords, should be en
joyed by all the voters in the county:
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As ire suriected would be the case, the
Commercial failed yesterday to give the
nattiest of the signers to its all for a con-
verities' ler the formation of a third party.
The understood reason for this ts dint it
Las few or no Harries, and leant to publish.
what it' hes, lest the weakness of its more-
went. should become apparent. • This fact
being eettled,it only remains for us to ex
pose the corruption and villainy involved
in this movement, as it properly deserve.
The movement in based on the pretense
that it is necessary to secure purity in the
Republican party. It proposes to secure
this by Jo:retailing. not only the regular
convention of the partv, bra errn tie pri
mary ineetinge. iit - whicl the delegates to
the convention are, elected! Thus, tinder
pretense of securing purity, it -really
ttlkt4i, 156 far as it has power, the entir e
Sominatiomfrom the regular
.onnvention
aid delegates from the people; that this to
utterly corrupt and dishonest a few con
siderations will show. No 'fact is more
clearly determined in party !edifice than
that when. the peopk, become tired of
any'Pertlitdar regune or office.holders, or
of the manner in which the affairs of .the
party are conducted, they perfectly under ,
stand how to remedy the evil. ..They simply
go to the primary meetlnp,eleet delegates
whom they know, and the work is done.
tremally even this is not required. Igo
roan can maintain his prestige as a party
leader who does not either give that party
success or condect its affairs so honestly
as to ementruid confidence. The only bola
politicians have en a party is that which
is either voluntary or supinely conceded.
ri ranting,themtbat the Commercial 'slight
in Ili - views as to 'co rruption in the man
agement of the jarty, there are ready and
ample remediesßhin the party organi
zatton. - and the notercu 11 well knows
that one-halt the effort it will put forth to
It
develop a thirdparty would do much
toward renderh the , party Organization ,
perfectly satis factory to every honest man
in the party, if It is not now. The third
party movement s not, therefore, an hon
est attempt at reform. It is an attempt
to dominate the - party by means of a threat
of a split. It is an attempt to foist upon
the party IL .. ringi" which shall dictate its
nominations and -policy. Stich attempte
are always dishonest and corrupt. They
are alwaysadveirated as "reforms;' but
always turn out most villainous carer,:
Lions.
But the Commercial's editorial sup
porting the movement contains internal
evidence of. glaring dishonesty. The
heading to its article, 'Meow the Tea
Overboard," If it means anything, means
an entire cutting loose from the Republi
can party. _Ali through, it professes to
have hearsay knowledge of the nature of
the proposed movement, when it know. it
originated in- the Commereint otßce, and
that it has no respectable Republican sup.
port. It claims also that It 1211100 L be
need for the diaintegration of the Repub.
limn party, when it knows it is doing its
utmost to bring about just this result. It
claims thatthe desire is for the people to
'erunlaitte a stmng and honest ticket, when
it adopts _ precisely the same methods in
nominating its crowd. It practically
claims that the movement is spontaneous,
when it knows that it .originated in- the
Comm.:tele/einem and has no Republican .
strength. It professes to desire to remedy
evil and does not wait to see if the eviler:
iota. It is simply' shied and a lie and is an
attempt to dictate the party nominatione.
After so much hypoerisy and • doebledesi.
Ing es its editorial presents, we moot be
excused from believing It when it watt.
s telalithe regatta convention will do. But
hypocrifeJ and falsehliod *side, the atkmpt
to forestall the regular action of the party
is an especial outrage. -Of course, It le
belter.if we have (tailors, that they show
their hands early. - It enables us to gauge
their resources, and estimate their force.
We know, directly, just what the party
has to contend against. But all this does
not take away from the contemptible
meanness of an attempt to forestall the
salon of - the party, and to take other ac
jinn in its name, before it is known that
its regular action will be urusatisfactory.
It Is equivalent to affirming that the peer
pie, as well as the party, are not to be
trusted. Aside from . i rrupt - motives in
volved, the movement simply flaunts im
lath in the face of the, . people, And espe
cially so, when it is kneure that the peo
ple intend to be present at the primaries
and to elect delegates to represent them
in convention. Dare the Cornmircial pro
claim the people diabolical, ~
The simple truth is, the Oeminereint
having failed in blackmailing senator
Cameron, or trwprodtteing any result by
violent periminal assaults on members of
the party' in , thr eonnty and Stale, lids"
abandoned this guerrilla mode of warfare,
-and has desperately turnerfpolitical high.
asyman, demanding of The Republican
party its control or its life. "Rule or ruin'
("Manna°. Its silly attempt to plunge
its' ostrich 'Beek in • editorial sand will,
hardly hide Its reel anima Its eautiOM,
is that et. the)tremikms: thief: ' .-la.rd.
tempting tukaarcl . every : teat t; lexpellee
all. Tint let it remember that few sec•
teed by treachery. It certainly wail' not:
rAirrY of. Irishmen: near. Berea, Ohio.
assaulted a Bohemian, ind pounded him
with strums, cutting him severely, and de
stroying his sight. The conductor and
brakeman of a passing train interfered,
but were driven off by overwhelming num.
ben of Irishmen and stones.
I'ITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : MONDAY MORNING, JUNE -20,. 187
The BastlfneseWho Are.rts Parents.
Mrsses. EDITORS G AZlTgit Mae *Mai
hereof, as you tnow, is WV a politi
cian, as that term Is usually tpiled now. ,
a-days; is not an offite seek' never wsui I
one, and never expects to be one, and weS 5
thus touch by war of introduction to what
follows. Ile further adds that he is an
ardent, unconi - promising and !theme friend
of thollapublimm party. pare and eio,i,te,
and is hilly as ardent, political& speak•
hag; Miffs hafted of - anything and every . -
thing that Met the , appearance of Utter
dote Deoweraele attached to it. • , ;
Wlty am I a _Repo/dim n and not a Deossl
we 'd 7 or what In worse, one of 'those •
no.ty, strotticsa !hinge that htsai r open the
skirts'of every party, waiting to lick the
hands that may toss it a crumb,andatands
ready to hurrah for a sixpence, upon all
occasions! Why should we be open.
avowed, honest party men, ready and vi I -
ling to support our fellows, anti through
them the country and its institutions '? Is
the . Republican party unworthy of our
support, in it without a history of its own,
has it no record to which it can refer. has
it accomplished nothing for the sentry,
is it a thing of mushroom growth to be'
trampled upou, are its supportere genet
ally classed nuns the friends of the
flovernmtert or its enemies, in a wend,
are we prepared to Sanction anything
that may. disorganize and finally dr:
stroy this' noble okt.- party., that. Ins
stuck so grandly by the country,: the flag
and its supporters, through good and
through evil report; the party that carried
the war through to a triumphant conclu
sion, that, put down slavery; thin% ! wilted ,
treason from the very. doors of the Capi
tol, and rescued the government I rom the
hands of traitors; hands that. Were already
nt the throat of Liberty and Lass. Hold !
stop! think friends, think of what you are
doing, - Tetore you thoughtlessly give
countenance to a movement which prom.
ices the entire disruption of the old port!,
of the Union, and upon its ashes permits
the jagged, atal defeated remnants of
oopperheadism: allied with"sore heotle" of
our own threatened party, to 'rear their
unholy and pot:lilted idols!! Is this
picture a true rate? Is -the' unity of the
Itepublitms party threatened I Are the
restless spirits who are -- moving Heaven
and earth to accomplish our ruin, com
posed of the working rank and file of our
party; or, are they not, to a man, de
fretted and deluded aspirants for office,
now bent upon destroying that whirls they
found they could. not rule?
Do you they
any person engaged in tient
biting these petitions forthe disruption of
the Republican party, who was known as
a working ihtrta man, when such men were
needed to defeat the deidgns of, the wen
try's enemies during the tebellMn? Ili
these new frauds prousiie that this new
party is to run itself, without trattere?-
Is it possible te conduct any political party
without leaders? Are they not neeessery
to the secrets, or indeed, to the life Itself
of-any party? Ito they premise, then, that
the leaders (the ring, it you please) of the
new movement, are to be incorruptible
patriots, model reformers, proof against
any, and every selfish emotion, higher
better and nobler seen than these who
had steed by the party and its nominees,
and its principles in -times past, times
when it tried men's souls; when "Hell-it
self did gape and hid them hold their
pest*? "
1f ouch be the ?expectation of any per.
son, I can tell him beforehand, that he in
doomed to:disappointment. Already the
arani-evarier, prove the character of the
material that is to follow and give unto
us a new Moors to lead us in the exodus
from - earraptionB, rings," and all unho
ly alliances, to the land of promise. ..the
land of the hereafter," the Kingdom of
Righteousness, where_ rings are not.
And upon whom • has this blessill rrc
fallen; who are the 111011 to be thus hon.
ored over, all of their countrymen: who
see they who go before, preaching the itew
gospel of economy, reform and hatred to
all rings; ring -Masten, andiishiagpartiel?
Excuse me, Messrs Editors and patient
reader, for destroying this happy Marion:"
look for no great name; expect no brilliant
meteoric one; for the poet bath said "lireat
aches from little toe-coma grow," and
might not something grand grow out from
even such a head.
The new movement then, has for its
leaders the purblind Secretary of the last
"economy and reform" league last, him
self a disappointed office seeker, a bull
headed bit of obstinacy% without brains
enough to keep hint Seem butting against
everybody with whom be comes in egn.
tact who is eternally yelping out "Ring . '
— r "Ring"- - Ringil I" and. 1 aktraist._lnr
got it, on account of its close proximity
to . the tail, the. Pittsburgh Curnoterciai,
“disorganized in elder. Tim-i.e• be your
1111, lit -former! litxl nave the coun•
try— A UNA:nu ON.
ALLLMIENI, Jane 17, 1870.
"The Oil Regions—Pu lin. blic Building!
in Frank
Va.:ism° ,
. Juno. Ll', 1876.. j.
EDlTnltti CIALETTE: Since 1 arrived
sere, about ten days ago, I hear of nothing
but oil, oil, oil, at meal times, in the par.
for and in the street, and from all the in
formation I can get, the business is now
conducted on a bettee - baSlXtlikaltrrtner ,
ly. There are not so many of those land
sharks walking around. 1 have no doubt
the.experience of !6.1 and '65 have some
what enlightened our people. and many to
the coat of Omit bottom dollar. I will
now give you some information, told me
by a: gentleman who Mat drilled miny
smile at Parker's. Says he; the Parker
oil field is new the grcateit in'the coun
try. There are three miles and a hall of
derricks, and each will cost.' about • five
theueand dollars, finding everything, and
then the minor running after commenc
ing to pump will. be one-fourth royalty.
There is not more than one well In twenty
that is paying for: the outlay. A man
should calculate to get his money out in
twelve months with oil at $4.71 per bar
rel, running expenses six. Milani at least
per day. one-fourth royalty. Any one ac:
,painted with figures will me that a well
abort of PiX bands per day will not pay,
and Imways them are more wale pump
ing six barrel], and under than Over that
amount. Ho further stated that he could
not understand 'why there is not more
prospecting for lubricating oil, as it.com.
minds more than double the price of light
oil and one has not to drill one-half the
depth to get. oil. I . noticed new develop.
meats being mule up the river from the
junction of - French Creek and river prey-
Mg to he al splendid. hityatinef r it., (or
well I saw has :enaikiiinpad punt
barrels of. splendid lubricating el . ' ey
told at the 11'41.1111d the gravity was thir
tpone dogs.e and selling at the tank at
twenty-three to twenty-five cents per gal.
lon. the average; depth &Abe went( in
this neighborhood is from two hundred
and eeventy-five to three hundrel feet, the
cost being.less than half that at Parker's,
with it greater certainty of a good paying
welliaad 1 punted seven wells pumping,.
Most Of 'the& ;Wm:bred yielding since
1864 and WO' ClirhF 18 : 11;
,now pumping'
Mute eleven' harrela per..404,-•
rteakiiktried Insiv Iseetv given out. - Mc
Smith tells:me.lus has leased a parcel of
land to a genflcifinii in Pittsburgh;, with a
well on it, ultich was a splundid.well in'
1864, and promises to be as good an
investment as any on thin farm. i ern
told that a large well was struck on the
Rem Property two weeks since, same say
yielding one hundred and eighty barrels
per day That property is two miles be
low Oil City.. ;
.1 took - a walk ".to'the new
Court Rouse yesterday, Court being now
in:iieasion. I have seen pi anvPithlic build
, fogs, but this one atErUkli
n is the band
somest I 'ever saw. It would have paid
those in authority in Pittsburgh to have,
taken it Se a pattern in place of the new
Criminal Court Room. The room is about
sixty feet wide, or more, and about ninety
to one hundred feet deep; the bundle are
just the same as those of a church, ,the
back pews being raised nearly ;three feet
and - decllning to the level of the floor. At
thh anditorlont from
the counsel and judges' bench, the floors
arematted up the aisles and each, peyr
'
vhied with two spittoons. The jury chains
.are high backs, covered, with green mo-
Tomo leather, and walnut furniture: . The
lodges' bench it well arranged: In - fact, it
Y a Model building throughout; and the
'eltizens of Vetoing° county have alum, to
be proud of 'niche building. The Nation
alliot°l if now considered, the best hotel
slncitthe Exchange was Mimed down.
very good table I. kept and the ,charge I.
mryilindatlrattitee--netwwt A otel is to tat y % .. 1 1'
a (fat class sealer itde intended for the an•
meamm bo ort yf ,gneiss, who wish to bring
their wives Along to spnd nshort 'seittaint
tn , tlas healthy region; to divide abortion
of this hotel Minima , of moms, bed.cm cm ,
gad sitting room. 'think it a g oo d
Idea, and no doubt will pay. The ne w
.gm works are building which . will' do
much to enliven the town. I may send a
few Met more In's day or two, as I ahall
be traveling. Yours, de., .
As OBBKIIVER.
siSt:LIB raENOIEiON.
auddel• Appearaiee of Lakes and
.
Pond in the Town of, Wilton...
Cellars and-Wells Flooded..,
...--'' Morn the saratostanl•
1,3'i..4;3de out on Saturday to-observe a
peculiar phenomenon, which for several
weeks has kept our harmers in .the town
of Wilton in a state of feverish specula
lotion and wonderunsiii. The section in
which - this really remarkable state of
Minns exists, is about two miles out of
.. • , ....
Saratoga, in a northerly - direction. - Toro
:graphicall;r, dux district -is- a slightly ale
rated table land. The "Surface is broken
and undulating. It ;sea - good. farming
dietriet:the section in - which the ponds
have appeared being dotted .with neat
farm hopes. and occupied by some of sir
most prosperous farmers. • •
On this strip of land, covering an area
of a mile broad by two tuned in length.
have appeared this Spring ten or a dozen
goodeired ponds. varying in sirs from an
acre to air or seven acres in extent. 'A ,
hpeculiarity of these lands is, that they
ave appeared in spots that have hitherto
, hardly known a puddle, in some inetanCee
in fields where the farmer has beau wont
I to reap his richest harvests. They 'nosly
i
tame n April,and all through that Month
the farmers waited patiently for the sub
siding of the waters. supposing that tile
' unusual neenmulati n of thu aqueous ohs
. ment wee the, result of .the sudden fuel
.
lag a the snow. It t May - came:And al l I
the miniature lakes Iretired not to the h -
nom of the earth. The fanners looked
oat each day in wondering surprise, ruti
bing their eyes, and expressing to their
households in unstinted . terms - their
amazement at the unheard of thing. All
through the May drouth the ponds held
their own, and only within a short time
have they begun to subside. In' some
F laces . ' they have crossed ' the
highway, and the ground still
bears the marks of the water. We
saw, in the course of a MileNi• ride, a half
dozen of these ponds. Thee have appeared
mainly on the farms of jolta. Graven, 1..
A. Grimm, Janie Butler, Daniel and Hi
ram Creel, Miles anti John Ingersoll. and
Norman Itoblets.. - The - largest of these
we maw was one covering a portion of the
farms of Daniel Creel and Miles and John
Ingersoll. We estimated the present ex
tent of the pond at About five acres. It
takeis In pert of the rood, covering It
about a foot deep at the present time. We
are informed,and this signs indicated it,
that the water had been ale ut two feet
higher Outwit is now, Wars wan never
known to stand on lhis , and Isidore
longer than a few days at time. The
locality is naturally dry, this. it is leachr,
And no visible inlet or outlet ppears eith
er to this or to any of the o her lakeleta,
eteept .an artificial ono 13 rled - by Mr,
Crippea to drain oft the intr ding waters
from one of his very best lo , which thin
year lie, comparatively useless. ' Froni
this latter pond a good sized lei Osumi flown
constantly through ground that never be
fore required drainage. In addition to the
appearance iirthese pistols. , the wells and .
cellars of die residents lull through this par
t icular section have been and are at present
flooded from one to three feet deep. 'the '
wells have from live to seven feet more of
water in them than was ever known be
fore; We found nue farmer, Mr. Janice
I Butler, who had been busy all day. bailing'.
out hisyellar to get at his potatiose. The
water haul been three feet deep in it all the
spring. It was never wet before, and one
would suppose from the high position
that it could not be flooded. - There - hiss
been much wondering over this singular
phenomenon in Wilton, but nobody has.
found A satiefaetory solotionof the mys
tear. It is a curious fact, however, and
may be in tome way omnected with the
1 phenomenon. that a couple of nines, east- .
1 of this section, but on lower ground, the
water is lower than it has been known for,
years, and on•the opposite side of the Ad
liondack ridge in Corinth, the water its
full two feet lower than it was one year
ago. But why water should thus sudden.
lyappear in thin strange way. on • this
sandy table land, in thus far unexplained.
and must be left for the naVaan to Who.
phise upon.
Sir Rookdell Palmer
Sir Roundell Palmer might bare been
.Lord Chancellor on the accession of the
present Government, but he could not sub
to the polity of the Cabinet on the
Irish Church question. lie is a man of
marvellous application, and makes an im
mense income, a large part of which
conies from his (limber -practice; s.'A*)
bring the price of -an 'opinion - from him.
The life of a great lawyer in Parliament
is about the moot laborious in England.
Ile has to be early In Chamber., and yet
has to Play Inte in fili• lions,' of Commons.
while a tuentlo•r run Ile abed in thebtorn.
lug if detained in the House at night.
Lord Palmerston. who used to sit out the
proceedings, never rose till about eleven
in the morning. More titan one great
English lawyer has sunk uniliw hard work.
Sir William Folio?. the most. brilliant
English barrister of the century - . wan in
his grave before he was fi fty; and Lord
Cairns, an Irishman, who, without any ad
'vantages of birth and posittou, was than
oellor before he was fifty, andenbsequent
ly leader of the House of horde, is now in
a very . delicate ondaltiOn.
5ir...110140..1i Palmer never seems to
fail. On Sunday he regularly takes Lis
schOol clear of boys in -humble circum•
stances; and many of our readers are fa
miliar with his Book of Pollee, almost so
Well known in England as Hymns,- An.
cleat sndfifodern. Ile is the son of a
Icountry clergymen, and this ablest of a
very able family. •
A Germku Swindler
The Cologne :Editing has the following
account of a rather smart
-An unparalleled swindle, lately perpe-
trated In a provincial capital has caused
much stir. A. gentleman stepped Into the
store of a merchant, followed by a ser
vant. The gentleman, who wore his right
twin in a sling, was taken for a military
pensioner, and the ,rnerthant gladly plac..
ed befbre him Rich artieles as he asked
for. When he came to settle the account,
however, lie found he had not sufficient
money, so he asked the merchant to write
a note from his dictation to his wife,
which he would send to his hotel by his
. servant. The merchant umuspiciouslY
wrote as he was desired and on a sheet '
llVAring the name of the firm, three words:
Send toe immediately, by the bearer,
two hundeed flatlet!. .toura, Robert. , Ho
amißng closed up the note With the em
premien, 'Ab, then wet are routtenakeer
i fhe servant toolctbe note, and anon re
turned with the reipaired sum, 'The gen.
tlenten Paid for his ,wares, gave them to
his servant to carry', amt then went away.
tiol7lf, bourn after the wife of the nierchaut
visited lint ; and after talking of sundry
things suddenly asked him why be sent
-for the two hundred tinders. The man
was rendered ajearclffiria with tiatonish
nient When Ito item what a cheat had been
played upon hint: 'The search 'after the
sharper Into not yet been successful:"
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:The Clealy-and ;Idcliane well upon the
Shaw farm, etruek one week mince,
Las steadily increaced 16, one - Itniaud ,
,4arrela per day. The f;teliers, afier'seve.
nit yearn of hard work; and-during, which
they Lava never realized one dollar 011
former investments, have at last met
with this deserved slicer... Mine Fortune
having -snickered right mut" on them at
then eleventh hour.
'The R. L. Shaw larin at Itouneville is
one of the best tarnse the - 01l regions ever
protium]. - Its territory le not more than
half developed, yet thin production in
creases steadily and is. now not lean titan
.425 barrels per clay, and it bona tcht,O,lrer
was recently made of $lOO,OOO fora ono
eighth interest. —Tiluirrille Herald.
MONTANA has a citizen named Miss
(liven Evans, who, as may readily he in
ferred from ber name, is by birth's Welsh
woman. About ...month ago she entered
the U. S. District loon in Montana, and
naked to have a natundization certificate
nutdo out for her. The puzzled function
ary settled Ida spectacles on hie nose, ex
'mined the applicant with surprise, and
then plunged into the ['lilted Staten stat
utes, in w hich he found no legal time
why a woman should not be legally riatu
ralizedf,and w, Mien Emma received her pa.
.pers, with . which she boldly went to the
land office of- the Territory,- There she.,
asked a clerk to make out her declaratory
statement to preompt 1130 acres of public
land. The gentleman, like the other, Was
somewhat atm:fished at her request. but
on .examining rartherltiett; he: found no
reason to repel the* applieanf,andher cer
tificate was duty filed as No - 11100. The
lady then went to-work on her newly ac
quired land, anitereeted a house, end ed.
herself about Improvingher farm,fenciug
it, and otherwise showing that, having it,
she intended to keep it. She now has a
cow, a yoke of oien, and dr the usual
farming tools generally used by pioneers.
Iler land lies in Deer Lodge Valley, and
some day the Northern Pacific Railroad
will run close to it, making it quite a lit
tle fortune.
BISITOP 'SnitiNhoN, while in Europe, will
.Denniairk, Sweden and Norway, as
well as Oeimany andidigitzetitigd . •ID
tend inrious Methodiiit osiiieretateiG"
1 PREYEXT tOWILNESSiI
Dorn. Ole Lot mouths of l.ln '
should - provide then:Rely...lh some Soda
Chloride of Lime. You will flod a
BURNS pp O O H S ust received this day atJANIES X.
a
and Sixth streets. .
CIILORIDE OF 1.1114 R.
Chloride or Chloride of Lime.
Monde of Lime. Chloride of Lime.
Chloride or Lime. Chloride of Lime.
Chloride of Limo. " Chloride of Lime. '
SOLD AT'
JAMES E. BURNS &- CO.'S
h (old Si. Clair) ilthreeta
MEESE!
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Injure the main spring , of a watch and event Po!"
lion of the works become disordered. The human
stomach is to the human system what that eleetic
piece of metal is to theater/P....ten 10 . S, ae." .
the actio n of the other Omani , . and controls to •
certain extent, the whale living machine. The
comparison may be carried farther, for an the
weakness or other imperfections of the main
spring Is indicated on the Iwo of the tlate-preves,
eo also Is the weakness rif other dleollei of the
stomach betrayed by the face of the invidid. The
crimple:lnn is mellow or , eded. The cycle are deg
i
Meat In lustre and listen!a
nee. and there Is a wain,
atigions expression In th whole countenaneewhick
tell as plainly as emitted words could do..that the
mod PlDUriehing ormn, whose omen MU to Mk:44er
to the wants of the body ,la , nd to sustain andreneW
all its parts, le not perfor, Ingltsduty. .1t require.
renovating end ingollati and to accom p l i sh this
end ItoMetter'n Stomach Men may be truly said
to be Ow an 010, Ile" 1112. The broken main
spring. of a watch me) be replaced by • new one
but the stomach can only be repaired and strength
ened, and this In one of the objects of the hmous
vegetable restorative •ihlch for eighteen year! , nes.
been welling a 'snootiest el contest with di. pole
in all climate.. As a specine far indigestion It
Mande alone. When the resources of the Phew...
rorzmhowthtm,rip„TzTg...w4.T.u,;,.,.r. , =t:
this wholemme and palatable, yet powerful.
et
effects a perfect and permanent Onto.
In all asses of timpermln. the liver le more or lemi
di eord ered. end npen thisimminent gland,. well
an open the niennach and bowels, the Bitters , net
with singular dletinctnem. misrelating and reltivlsp
orating every accretive and mehullatlng organ on
which bodily and mental health depend.
kt_•:11.11111: . M;Ly •)24.:,8W.r
FABER
VAN DOREN
367 Liberty Street
PITTSBURGH. PA.
STEAM ENC4INES,
- IRON AND WOOD WORKING
MACH INERY,
Steam Pumps,
Engineers' and Matthi,plsts' Tools,
STEAM FIRE -ENGINES,
BELTING,
oolen Machinery, Machine Cards
lirilanufacturers' and MIII Sup.
plies. A constant supply on hand and
furnished on short notice.
CIIRIDEIIIII3COLICIT'EII
7 Per Cent, Gold
FIRST I4ORTGAGE, BONDS,
(TREE OF O. 5. T/4.)
OF iii
BURLINGTON, H
CEDAR RAPIDS ec
• MINNESOTAA. 11. C
A LIMITED QUANTITY FUR SALE.
f)0 and Interes
mural Pslable Nai *Ad NoTember.
.1. FINIAIt THOMPSON. t
CHARLMS L. ►HOST. 1 •
The. bo . nds luta., 30a to to ra a. are eoniert
141a t he oteon
Cir. ue co
prrerdedri ay alniatV aeaw rand. ° -
.721f7.4"1,°:`,
raft. it r•Pini,
We Unhealtattnaly racommend theta !landau the
sa u
fest and beet Investment in lbl mane,
it. Flte.lweatka. at amen{ Mines. Only:Mute
Ern per tatarertoe thane PSI Cana and
one-gunner per mat: to Gold sad .11 natant the
aecuritT equaill PP.&
Ttat mammy reNTVe VOC Kau Irttaoat notice,
to ad Tahoe the price.
HENRY 'CLEWS & CO.,
32 Wall. Street, New York.
S. FGLEAN CO
No. 65 Fourth avenue
LETTER
Copying Presses
WHEEL PRESSES.
BAR PRESSES.
LETTER SIZE viEssas.
CAP SIZE PRESSES. •
CARMINS AND GILT : PRESSES. -
WALNUT PRESS STAND;
MANX'S COPYING BOORS.
rnr.scii COPYING BOOKS.
NOTE SIZE COPYING DOORS:
LETTER ME COPYING BOOKS.
CAP SIZE. COPYING LEWIS.
ARNOLD'S COPYING FLUID.
REIMS COPYING FLUID.
PRENCII COPYING PLUM
VIOLET COPYING FLUID.
RUIIIIER COPYING SHEETS.
CAMEL'S HAIR COPYING BRUSHES.
WATER BOWLS. CIGNA AND IRON.
J. L. READ & SON
N 0.102 Fourth Avenue.
PITIITUROU, PA.
IMPROVED`
CHERRY SEEDER.
t:ll:l;nbieweinslint4m I{ 9 p the 1/217n=heVelggigrilit=
pp.ici tr. It elll onel bushel
4 aIgIVIA:Tga7;:4ImOI...X.tIIATA_
. M rh et e or C adJustablq. ?ereby %dr lger , tgianerry
tiv34.14 the Market. Nu
atldnes•ed to : •
JAMES BOWN
No.l36WoodStreet,
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Will be Pilled at
DIANUFACTURERB'PRICES
STATIONERY
PRINTING,
Blank Books.
ALLAN C. BAKEWELL & CO
Wood Strut, Pittsburgh.
NEW GOODS!
leaOß
F°R! 4 LY-
Mules and Horses.
Ono pair very ea. CARRIAGE HOBBES
Throe nitieiloi4liair ;pasta. '
Three von Nod 111:1113.
nmm our 111-61111 C BVILT SWAM
Four tom stCOND HAlrthlooolll3.
R. R. PATTERSOff & CO.,
- and Liberty Swim.
AAGENLV:, BLlimEss '
OF. ALL
f g auT b° V . '" ite 4 ,l ° .l9, °l lrt
iro in
koirr.
Own references giVen u dewed. ',my=
NEW ADVER
AT- 1 : • - _ _ AT ,„ .
SEN '
SEIPLES :11 4 L ES
.. 7
IN and IS Federal Street,
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good Bargains in
EW GOODS
9 Yards of
kerrinrack Chintzes
FOR $l.OO.
. . .
At 115tt., Lich ma
At]] At tlicln Calli°L
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At Ise . Prhtna AI
Bb , : n r
s t v
At
JAPANESE SILKS,
Japanese Poplins,
Japanese Robes,
an, Pink, Blue, Buff and Green
LAWNS.
Yery Low Prices
WM., SEMPLE'S,
ISO and 185 Federal Street. Allegheny.
MI
NorgeStern&Co's,
ECM
MACRUM..GLYDE & CO
SPECIAL BARGAINS!!
P3R3SOLS
Regardless of Cost!
Pongee and Silk Parasols .tor $1
MELEE
Shelliad Khania for
Poplin Marie for
Metish Iron Frame Hone at....:
Limn Handkerchief', ne..
Hernalninheid LlEndkerchiefr. at
Linen Towel.. .....
Jean Drawers. ni
Onion Kid ()Inver. la
P. IL for Suite. at
Hoop BUM. at
CAII ~d conrincd; ymirself that 00 othat hoo
Its duals at low as wd do-
Nos. 78 and 80 Market Street.
ZEIIM
SPECIALTIES
Hats and Bonnets,
HORNE & CO'S
HAIR EATS,
LADIES AND CIIILDRENE CACTUS mit!
STRAW HATS.
Fresh assortment VINE. FRENCH FLOWERS,
ROSES. 1./RAS/WE suad PIQUET? RIBBONS, at
abades arra width. thin
rAIIASOLI~9 AU SUN ta , ,PONGEt
AND CDOESN LINED. / L sew toipum reeei•ed.
PoinitoinuE.
NNW NEEDLN WORK AND HAMMED
ElNiltei Am, INSZRNINBS.
REAL AND INLITATMAN.LACE _ COLLADS
AND HANDIKIDICIUNIN.
. _
. .
CHEMIZIMM
EMBROIDERPID IJNISTir SZTTS.
IJ LADI I ES . WHITE AND BROWN LIMY DIMS
el
INFA EL
NTS'. MD. HOBBS AND DAMES. A
174 . In n ETAIN ' In lJght. end
&Ight Won,ll numbers.
NEW GOODS
Arriving Every Day.
7 AND 79 MARKET STREET
3011:4 Q. WORD:KAN 11. RICHARD DAVIS
. 1 —...
INORKMAN . & DAVIS,
.... .... to WOREDA . S. stoona a Co.. ay...
Carriages,: Buggies,
SPRING BUCK WAGONS.
41, 46 and 48 Beaver St., Allegheny:
Palpate an: ono execttl;rl : - Or,
fur
4 ' 7.1 , 1 7: Zu.:11.."4.T47.=
ifiltramazak...vrit t .',,T_q& h 4rt•
Van riske, of MAJLVI.NI4 PATENT
and= rater.% .Irk Shifter and Aral-Battler
rII. RD Na ilweb.wed the bi
.7rOVICAIVirMOORA tkr7g: n tgl i".l1 eea ,0
hereater cocain agd_ajihn old stand, tiodor th e
=Me stllo.ol.Wo.ziffor A DAVIS. onion
u.
• tl metal_ pAiV,
Lida with Cliliens' Naonat-Ilanlc. PlUsbursr,
& ADAM'S':
SEWER PIPE-CO "
65 and 67 Sandusky St.,Agegtteny:
Numf.etan, ‘ll,lO Viptirusi W./2*llOD
siswEß Mrs. UAW. 1 cuntrialr TOM
iyas and ininiAtiLle • •
•
6. G. MailitatEttsAgent.
tnel win
S. MOR ',OW
(LAW of FlUslm: i ts's
(SUCCESSOR TO SSI
Monormoorer of TIN,POPPIIII•
:WARR TOOK STOVES tor
VIIROINt DOOR V
IRON STEAM PIPS&
JobOlos attended 10 I. Po/.
No. 112 Fu t. •
error MorkOt eft lM.)
onliksTl PI
ST s'N
WATER II
Chimne Ti
110 r AIR &,
A him and tu u analea
. HEIM IL so
153 SZCO
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WINE OF . LIFF.--The riea i Blood
Ailinw i M V 0081 , 1 a. tAzs.xx,
7:4 1 0wo calmot.thwoo Till oi=rs
oma o : ri
ptc
LL 4 W u x.., th ..
nfigeugru°,,,,,, o t o ergr 011141 tolgrAtt ,
Forlortrlbrfo , 7 1 = 4 721 , i05bi ~,,,
r artlois,. MA . 11, Z.Arkg.
male sad fenscs O. 10.4 r mat dm pi ra .
rial Litc , IVll.4lFrrft - a j avpm.n...,
Those vrbolollsh taqy ... ' .. ,11 th'
traintrnis. '''Zible r VF•
..,....4.0..,...47040
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WM. KREBS,
ICE DEALER,
351 River Ave., Allegheny
040,
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XPTR" .timv34LTlsEiaTarrs
ISO 'and lEd Federal Street,
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I EXTEA GOOD 2141/GAINS IN
,BATS AND BONNETS,
Ribbons and Flowers.
A Very Large Stock of New
Sionmei ShawlB,
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Great 13argains in
Ladies' and Children's
LINEN SUITS.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas,
Lull.' Su:miner Underwear. •
Gents' Simmer tnderweisr,
Ladles. Gents and Children',
• Blue and Green Kid clove,.
Black and Colored Kid and Lisle Thread Gloria .
!Adieu' Ell.l Scarfs and Silk Bons.
Lure Conan and Handkerchief,.
Ecribroideilid.Linen Sets ver, cheap,
Hair Swltthea and Chignon,.
Gents . White and Chints Shirts,.
Wholesale and Retail,
WM. SEMPLE'S,
ISO rand 182 Federal Street, Allegheny
On a Par with Gold !
WE NOW OFFER
Our New Stock
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
EASTERN PRICES
I=l
Examine our Goods & Prices
AItBIJTIINOT,
SHANNON & CO.
I
N. 115 Wood Street
PLANING MILL MEN
And Others;
•
TARE NOTICE' !
Tb, tinelerstthell has letters patent of the Uni
ted States for the Improved
and
of
weitther-lnisdlng. Inside lining and of wzlnseottug
tor hinthev. The weatherthoarding. thin pnt
Improvement. twins more particularlyI ntend edor
vertical the. and combine, great durebillty and
beauty of appeerance: and It Is so conatturted as
to entirely avoid the eve of Joint stripe, and to
prevent water front entering the Joint of the rar
ing or the thinting of the thinte by the salon of
the weather on the timber.
Inside tinnier and wainscoting by trite neer ogre
are en- woustrtieted town Pi... In!
cheeplY no by the pedithry flooring boards e,
tberoo7 preventing the elbowing of the Joints horn
nie e rteltlrl d pu ' Zi l lertlrriej -n eg ri ir . of wthit
le Mtatuo!sly imovrts as the ',gummed v ie at kn
!lre or the rdt and
:amp eigh th in Allegheny county, tor t both ' paten
to wit:
U. A. Mend/mfr. the 'lO4 of the territory
• of the river In said county.
•• • . . .
To bleQueiran & Douglass, the right for the /Lot
.ward,Pittsburgh.
To Rill, Patterson & Co.. ahoy tights for their
mill. &Mb ward. Pittsburgh.
To Alex. McClurg. for the •borough of McNees-
Port. •
To Patter & Paul. for first. Second. Thirdand
Fourth wards. city of Allegheny.
To Deed Broths.. .hp right et their mill Le Sev-
Th word. city of Age ens. . •
O Dunham. Faint Co., for the boroughs of
2!i ,d arigorg and Etna L also the townships of Studer
•All persons are warned : sirllnst infringing upon
e ither of sald flatelge. and those wishig to pur
chase will blame cal/. or, address me a t No. 7.1
groithfkddi sheet, Pittsburgh. Pa.
f. , • T. C. ANDERSON.
BUY THE GENUINE.
CLARK'S
0. T."
SPOOL COTTON.
'GEO. A. CLARK ,
SOLE AGENT
Sold Everywhere. _
IMICZ
01IN STEVENSON'S SONS
CO.,
JEWELERS,
93 Market etreet,Rittebiurgh
(THIRD DOOR I.:RdieliDATß.l'."
nave on Nand all the latest novelties Ja }Br Jew
elm Sliver Mem and Meter rated ere et
es.. designs. suitable for sorddiag OM. ••••
watches or all the Ainerinan !Bakers in gold and
silrefeases. Both Key and POndant Winders ton
stand) en hoed sae age full variety of the
finer gratlen *Ube Beim Watch. Melneme Yus.
W W
Jared, rerregaux; and others. •
Wa parlicribrotteetien . to our Willem for
serpairlsur. and regulating also Watehes. To . that
branch or our business weals., spode' eam. .
Orders by mall prometty Mien. , I)migna of üby
rods sent in drawings by mall at request.
C. I). A.BriSTlldl 13. ARBEITHAL.
AINSTIIAL & SON,
Virginia and. Lotilsville
TobaCco dgeney,
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d MEET 16014
.• boats and 110-
COPPI4II. end
SECi-AIZS
FincCat Chewing aad-Smokiag Tobaccos,
79 BMITIIVINLD 6TR6ET,
m 717,5 •
'venue,
.;=37!
DRY YELLOW
PES
PINE AND OAK.
ps,
lUES, ar.t.
islataly oe dnad'
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LLIES
A drst-elsas rot, thomeßtilf 1.. the
21 . ;oiyiii,,or Wailed, at 6e
, JAMES3II3IIIIII,
191 Sandusky &reel, Allegheny Cit
'APENVIt
Patent'Stamp Calklers.
•,' EDWIN - 'ST. V LITS,
No. 41• , 5. Third. Street,
ThILAIDNI , PE/A. "
Ent tor gate et PaiwyitaniL
LIM
Alrallger:vlltte taloa throttle& 011113 4 3t* far It Hs
F 1311 0 . 1 ,8 TlNlqiloloo lll Si -
Yea LADUCIiAND
Nall7 FOURTH ATENUE,'ENO: Wood Eireat.
OPEN ON THUNMAN. J. 2. Etb
-1011:721
NEW ADVERTISEDEEZI4'S
saPeale and Ohio RAIN-
The Chempeake and Ohio
Railroad
le - Completed and rennlntfrom Haw! ,
to the ootehreted.AVlllTE SULPILIFELAWEINGS.
In Weet Vlndleht. 227 nate. It to halve; rapidly
ex - tended to' the. Ohio river, 200 mike further
making In all 427 miles.
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In Its progress Westward.it penetrate. M d oPook
up to market the WONDERFUL COAL DEPOSITS
OF THE _ KANAWHA REGION IN WEST VIA
DINKA. And thee bringathe superlormkdabtindant
Canis of that sectiim into communication with the
IRON ORES OF VIRGINIA AND OEIIO. and the
WESTERN,SOUTII WP;STEIN AND EASTERN
DIEM
When completed It will connect - Rio SUPERIOR
HARBOR FACILITIES OF THE CHESAPEAKE
DAY with reliable navicatieri oa the Ohio tleer, awe
lboa with the ENTIRE SYSTEM OF RAILROAD
AND WATER TRANSPORTATION OF TIIE
GREAT WEST il-NIi.SOUTIIWEST.
It will nuke a SHORT. EAST. CHEAP and FA.-
TORABLE lIOUTE from the WEST to the SEA .
ad will command a LARGE SHARE OF THE
ENORMOUS IRMOUTS seettng tramparcaLlon to
121=3
IL .111 thus become one of the meet IMPORTANT
AND PROFITARLE•EAST AND WEST TRUNK
LINES OF RAILROAD ha the cosustsT, and Com.
nd a trade of immense value.
The Completed. portion of the Rohd Is dolag e
PROFITABLE AND INCREASING BUSINESS.
and la fully equal In value to the whole amount 0
the mortgage upon the entlio Line-1015.000.
000.1
The Imo of the thesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Pod:Maar. Wiwi a FIRST 31ORTGAGE UPON THE
ENTIRE LINE. PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENTS.
WORTH. WREN COMPLETED AT LEAST IMO;
000,000.1. therefore onoot the mo.thubstantlal.
coeservatire and reliable flail"... loans erer of
fered In the market. and Is pecans/if adalned:th
=1
Investors and Capitalists.
Who desire to micro their Investments with the
moat satisfactory asnoracce of POHITiVE :AND
LISCDOLIBTFaI 13KCI.11f1TY.
Bonds are In denominations of
$l,OOO, $5OO and $lOO,
nd may Inn hnd 00EPON or REGISTERED
Interest Six pm cent. per annum. peyeble MAT
Ist end NOVEMBER Ist.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN
GOLD IN TILE C yIT OF NEW YORK.
m
Price DO AND , ACCRUED INTEREST In Cur.
ram, at which pr ce they pay nastily SEVEN PEA
CENT. IN GOLD their cost.
All GOVITIIMPI3 Bonds and other Securttlesdealt
In at the Stock Buctianae received In exchange, at
their full mntketivalue, and Bonds sent to alt ruts
of the country, free of Kernels. charges..
They ran be °trod by ordering direct from as
or through au y spooetbte Bank or Banker in any
next of the country.
Fisk & Hatch,
BANKERS.
No. 5 Nas i san Street, New York,
Maps, Pamphlets and full
information furnished upon
.
applioatiop in person or by
mail
•
S. M'qE...A N CO.,
B NICERS,
65 Fourth Ave / , Pittsburgh,
A.ents fok th..l. t thrse j
IN/ 54 r --N
p .01\ it - E c s
Ai LE y t ero
B
121 SeCHESTNUTit
lacktecGic tuncß i f.
The reputation end experi
ence of 40 years, warrant ns in
saying that Our stock of Fine
Timekeepers ofithe best Euro
pean and American Makers is
now the largedt in the coun
try; and we guarantee that each
Watch we Sell, ,is finished with
great mechanic it precision, has
all the lato improvements, and
will run regularly, well, and
give satisfaction.
tvarie. pro ptly replied to.
Wattles larval Ilawss astraeal.
COKE
COAL
& 00.
AfOR G
URERS OF
LS-VILLE
CM=
CONNE
COKE,
it their Mines, Broad Ford, I'. k C. 1.1.
Office, 142,
,W.AtrEjt - §MET,
• - •••,,„„ ,t, •
sine 143'
BIE"
And Deliveli in the City.
OscarF.l4riim&C6:
ILANUFACTFRERS OF
CONNEI,LSVILLF, COKE,
Youghiogheny , and Authracite coal
• • PITTSBURGH, PA,
OFFICE : ROOM No. Gazette Bnildici:
.:111rOnliert respeftfrllly apNtyli
COAL! COAL
YOUGHIOGHENY GAS COAL CO
- -
This COMM:IS are now tortured to furnish the
best Coal of mty size or onantlts. AT FAIR RATES.
Oio. and Yard adjoining, the ConnellerWe Rail
road Depot, fool of Try Street. lettabingh.
Orders addressed to either Mines. West Newton
Pa., or to Yard, will be promptly attended to.
lII.N.4YEIERN.Seacesty.
•
soltr7s
Charles H. Armstrong
=MEI
Youghiogheny and Cone ecru
And Almolocturar of
DUAL. SLACK. AND DNAULPIIVTUZED COKE.
"OEFICZ AND TARO. armor Bat.lor .nd Norton
streeD44.lbotty. end Cfner strrets. Ninth 'ward;
raw. becostd stroet.L'lS ch wo.rd, and At loot al.
Ito. street. 0. Depot. Second mad.
Orders left at either tho•aboyworllce. or *.4:
dressed to me throasta Pittemr"P.O.orlllrsool,..
IlluntY W. 11.1
co •
osier to whmo !eat suplying- Finney, we 16a
.. Wm. thattb. Ul3lol} km Mill, th 8. Fowler
r/i =Vs' 171 " ICo.. 14%
ESChldr_th Coo ago.. toss &mai. W. I.
co
Riati n' tgyotHlPVL A CliiT ' alt.
Whe kleculeytrattLw R. n, Allegheor vgey
B. IL •
COAL! COAL;! COAL!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO„
HAM( reakoT - pfi iiitz.o26l3
No. 567 Liberty Street,
4stia7Ctty MRLIU) BECCIip F7.408.'
trAt h OIrfA T CI V .O2. -.
" oVrams earlielrotaeo °melanoma to thim
latetrogh tie mall, will I*.atiMem to pomvus.
CARPETS, OM :manor; & - c.
`CARPETS.
SPRING'STOCK.
Fine, Medium and Common
C.IRPE.T►
Oar Mock is the !largest, !re Ipirti
era offered to the tradel
&yard, Rose & Co.,
21 FIFTH AVENUE
April st, 1870.
SPECIE PAYMENT
Returned !
•
From this data Elver Change will he given to
b enotomers. at
M'Farland & Collins
. CARPET STORE,
71 . and 73 Fifth Ave.
Our prices are the lowest In this market.
ap3
CARPETS.
New Rooms! New Goods!
NEW PRICES !
We been Inaugurated tee °pent. of our New
none with the
=
CARPETS
Ever Offered in this . Market.
_LOWEST PRICES SINcE 1861
OLIVER McCLINTOCK & CO,
23 Filth Avetate.
NEW CARPETS.
Reduction in Prices
=I
I WHOLESALE RATES
McCallum Bros.,
No. 51FIFTH AVENUE.
ABOVE WOOD STREET
UPHOLSTERERS.
Stanufsetarent of SPRING. HAIR and MOSS
MATTRESSES. Neither 80/stars sad •Elihrsrs.
Church Cushions. Conger. Mouldings sod stile..
of tultoaderr nor, AD,. duelers In Window
Shades. Bun. Green •
and Walla liollands. Cords.
Tassels. he. Partlettlar attention Is Mien to tak
ing up, eissalmt and brushing. alteria and relay
, hascarnets.
Our made of cioaallur 'oroet m the only win ba
which you an feel enured that the colon ere on.
served and the goods thoroughly freed front all
dust and mann. The price for cleaning has been
greatly reduced. Our express will all for and Mi
lner arl goods free at charge: "
HOBERT& NICHOLSON & THOMPSON,
Upholsterers .d Proprlebrs of
Aram Carpet Beating Establishment,
NO. 127 WOOD STREET,
M=MM===3G!!l
CARPET ;CHAIN
Of all Colors,
ON lIANDAAD•FOR BALE AT
ANCIIOR COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City,
GLASS, QuEENsw.tRE be
100 WOOD STREET.
8! 'QUENSAVARE,
ruts rumen.
43 1 China, and Glass
A •
SILVER PLATED GOODS. DpiNER
PT.I AND TPLA 470. TEA. TEATS
Ai VittVl. ors Irtg
R. E BREED & CO.,
100-3511411:411-tlff:-
REYNOLDS STERN . &
14 Wood 4t,rcet
IrnreVrters and Dealers In
FRENCH,. CHINA, FINE CET C1,133-AND
Queensware
IT - The ka . lveet a . epory e tent Ot Navr :Fork prieer.
7: 7 ESTABLISHED 1828.._
ittmor IMP P...P.0 DT. N. CUNT
HIGBY •cusT &•
, • . 1
No. 189 Liberty St., •
Wholesale and Retell Dealer. antl .2 lo_h_bdtrg In
GLA&S • d HILY
IlnM.
The In
of all requirinit Iteodo In the above
la directed to nor Stock. Imported dirodelf
from the best Humpetto markets, and We are now
receiving • fresh sad desirable lot Of the obo , .
goOds. us:ris
DR
:WHITTIER
OONTMEB TO TA ZAT A LL PRIVATE Dleltd:
gr .II IU forme, all urinan dine. .
e b igiPo
ted:Seeenetterrhea or Seminal WeAnees and Ins.
potenef. manning from self-Amen or other anew.
and weld" produce Nene of the folLF ., effeet•
aa .elete.hes, bodily' "Malmo., lu eat.
inn:opt/M. areraloo to nuclear. unlit. 1...WM.4
Or tittle* eventic loss of inemOty Indolence. bee.
turbot emlssiont,uid finally en tniestrattodete
usi system ea toder martlago .metal.metal
and therefore Itnvin ren dena.. aro
petmaaeatl
.Persona Welded witt,theso orally other datleate,
barleatt or 10174 ettiodp a g og . terutiongi . l
Se coutplajos
=atnnettn .Mee to all Vereale cos-
Leueortted Vaning.:lneseemr.
thee Enterattanor Choliforek baau . ..=Ua rh Ut
t=4 "46 l*ferri ?trl gir. are erOled enth the
. .
Itisieir.i - rident teatarisidin who WabAes
Dime! ertierlyely to rb deaf of a terms maw
et ablerend freers tboneeterle of noes try
i l b er . nAr n ergelre irreelT4 real be thee ey
are Doctor peens . ber) =
• traideeel parentlea fif
i ~ t ill_oll of venereal aria
reined
free et Ever t.
man for two rani.. mina enveloßee.y
II
:raw=
t. 1 .41 • tasinrctio
4 h: 45 the =heed. o no
Te • Vgr eeetent.erThil „ re M. lng PrW44 lere erepr voo f
matt ls oaletnai k M a llt v le ecutret tazei to vir ouz i tile
to
fotwernall byreall bet= Mk 14/41 . 4
oeabowevel, a personal eneanlnitica eteo
noteelary abet% tbilly ;emend abletalate
la rep alla Seethe aoootareotletlos of
fatienu thereat* epartmeete caumelled .10S
. 050 4gr ow att , Prot lend every main,
gtle.rpr""=ele 100 Pm-WO
e Doctors own laboreln7. saleable lt.e.eem
Media penebblet• at palm
_Aall for Pronampa. fionretterallrv e
*nee belays. Hoare A.. a. to r. rt. bey.
date 1111 a. to r. r. Canoe. No. 9 JA9
Cellar cant House) fletebrusb.
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