THE DAILY GAZETTE
OFFICIAL PAPER
of PlOt,h n h, Alligheny City and
Allegheny County.
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FRIDAV. - JIJIX I. 1870.
WILD do d 113 NPW Tort chcyrwterday
at 11:4(411:ti.
IT le generally coneeded by both Hem.
oenntle and Republican journals that
now the beat C'owttitution of
any of the Stater of the I:l3km.
Es•PESSIDE.NT JOIINRON is engaged in
fwriting - "a conatitutioeial t•imlcation of
my policy." We do not know .ut the re
vivid of the Third Party he , e has had
something to do in encouragin . the great
lag distribntor to again come up to the
aortae*. . 1
Fault present indications there will be
a heavy vote out at the Republican prim ,
lig meetings on the 2:111' proximo. Not
valstandlng thr slight bolt. the party
herealmuts remains sufficiently strong and
united to successfully fight Imth the Dem•
.ocmtic and the new party.
' Tots DAY at noon Congress will adjourn
and the country will breathe raider. But
little business-was transacted during the
long session and an immense number of
publtt and private , bills were left un
touched. The old rontplaint too much
-talk and too little work can he truthfully
made against the expiring Congress.
til the .members of the National Assemble
learn that speech making is not 'the only
work- expected to he performed by them
while. In Washington, we ran hardly
hope for a more expeditious transaction
of business demanding attention.
TttE TELtusit.t Its by the cable were so
contradictory yesterday that we are
hardly able to reilect the war appearances
in Europe. It It not improbable that
Prussia will In turn assume the aggres
sive towards France and demand sitisfar
thin for the wanton insult received.
yiliether war comes or conics not out of
*he present complication, it is inevitable
between the two great powers aroused
Into anger. The near tutur7 will develop
new cruises for scar, and a great struggle
may-404,1y be anticipated between the
Frenth and Prussians for the "balance of
power." In Which all the great European
powers may ultimately become inriilv •
IT IS SIGNIFICANT POLITICAL : PACT
that none of the newly enfranchised col
ored citizens of the county have in any
wise awarded sympathy or cacperation
to the new third party Immanent. Not
one of them was known to attend the
plenary meetings of the bolters, and the
one elected as delegate, without his con..
sent, to the. July Convention, came out
promptly in a card and in no uncertai,
way denounced the dinorganizers, and as.
netted his allegiance to- the great party
that had lifted Lis race out of bondage
and clothed them with .tlie fall righti oP
.citizanihip. 'rime colored people will vote
,aolidly with the Republican party, and a
more grateful course on their part could
not be desired.
THE CAPE Or PAUL SeHOF.PPE, the Car
lisle merd:erer, again excites public , atten
tion. His friends have tried so hard to
lave bin life that it would seem a .great
pity after all their exertions that - the mis
erable man should have •o lay down his
life on 'the gallows. The Governor can
• to •
The prisoner must have undergone terri
ble torture through the long year which
hiaJife has been hanging on a thread and
that sc-uniti to be puniahment enough for
hint if he be guilty, and there are Many
who yet believe him . innocent of the dark
crime of which coUcicted and uenteneed
to death. In leaning to the Ride of Mercy,
tiny. Geary will win the approval of all
the charitable people of the State, and
Justice will not suffer.
us pizazz: of the disorganizers said
yesterday that Thomas M. Marshall, F.sq.,
"By his able, eloquent, consistent, on
compromising advocacy of the. principles
of the party--by fighting her battles in
season and out of. season—Lad justly
earned the title of 'champion of the Re
publican party,' and was • favorably
known and esteemed all over the State,
and far beyond the limits of the State."
Just so. Mt. Marshall is en uncom.
promiiing and "eon/fir/rot" advocate. of
"the priseipfict of the party." lie is -fa
vorably known far beyond. the limits of
the State as the champion of the Repub
lican party." put lie is opposed to the
course of the betters and their organ in
their attempt to disorganize the party.
Re has no fellowship with tliein and will
have none. If ho advocates the priori.
plea of the. party and is opposed to the
new organization, pray what principles
does It-advocate? Certainly not those of
Republicanism? .Did Mr. Marshall, with
the view of promoting the interests of
the party, not appoint the present Chair
man of the Executive Committee, whom
the organ of the independOnt ciiganiza
don tilifies every - day? If he Is "cocci.
font," what are the diaorganizers ?
THE FUNDING BILL
The Bill which provides for fending
the Nadi:mat debt at n hire rate of interest
has Passed both Houses of Congress, and
now awaits the signature of the Pivot.
dent, which will no doubt be appended at
once, as it is In 'substantially the same
tenni as those recommended by the Ex
ecutive and Secretary Boutwell.
If the object of the hill 14141 be attain
ed it will not only greatly diminish the
annual -expenditure of the gojerstnent,
lint also be the. means of introducing a
large amount of foreign capital into the
country. And we see no reason why It
' should not: be n' success. Tad sums of
money are lying constant!y idle in Earn.
peen countries, and their Possessors are
looting for some safe and permanent se.
entity in,whlch to Invest them. Any loan
which. may be thrown on the money mar
, .
kit in London will be taken up In a few
) days, If capitalists are only satisfied that
the security Is good, and there will be no
drawback in the fulfillment of the stipu
lations of the -contract. Walt of '
dent explicitness in nets creating loans,
and the consequent legislative "tinker
ing" and bickering in relation to them
have seriously affected our credit abroad.
European capitalists dread tlielackof sta
bility which seems to characterise us in me
lotion to ouLcontriots, which are construed
differantlybY different parties and legida.
Wes. The "watering" and consequent
depredation of the value of stock's of cor
p,oragens in this country has produced a
foaling of distrust In the minds of for ,
eigUers of capital, which , makes them
chary In investing in AmeriCan securities.
Besides, ImpOsition and deception have
_ frequently been Practised on many lend.
era abroad, by agents of corporations who
eared more for their personal interests
than the erdiancement of our credit or
reputation of the country. But notwith
itanding all thin we do not apprehend any
serious difficult' or delay in negotiating
with foreign capitalists bonds for one
&main& five hundred millions of dollars
at the rates of interest specified in the act
of Congress which hue just been passed,
Insomuch as they are a government secu
rity and its faith is pledged. for their re
demption.
Another matter will render the bonds
popular abroad. Ever since the - close of
the seer, out Government has shown a
determined disposition -to liquidate the
public debt at 114 enrlya pe rind as possible,
and by steadily and largely reducing it
from month - to month, since the present
administration came into power, has de
monstrated her ability to do'so. Although
sinking funds have 'been establisbed by
some of the governments of tbe tlld
'World at different periods in their history,
they have never been productive of great
results. Oursj a almost the only tiorern
meat that has shown a determination to
rid itself of a large public debt.
.'"liforedver, our country is comparatively
in its infancy. It has a brilliant future in.
proipect. Its resources have only begun
to be developed. It is constantly increas
ing in„wealth. population and power, and
and of - its ability to cancel its Mitigations.
no one who informs himself as to its manu
factures, Its agricultural and mineral re
sources, its untiring industry and pro.
gresslvr: development ran entertain the
slightest doubt. .
The funding of oar public d In, in the
manner proposal, will bt an in emational
bentht. It will atlltrd an outl t• for the
cam unemployed capital of E rope, and
largely Inereace oar own. .It will be a
profitable and permanent security for the
incestmenf of the capital . with -which
countries in the eastern hembsphere are
glutted, and will at the same iliac enable
us to develop more rapidly and ester,
sirely the great resources of the country,
• The bill as paSsed, and a synopsis of
which Was published In our telegraphic
columns yesterday, provides for the issue
of three separate classes of I bonds, vir.
two hundred millions, bearin7f interest at
the rate of fire per cent. per annum; three
hundred millions, at four and a half per .
cent., and ono thousand millions, at four
per cent., these having a period to run of
ten, fifteen and thirty years, respectively.
Thus it will be seen that the reduction in
interest will amount to many millions.of
dollars annually. •
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The "organ of the new party" treated
its readers yesterday to n Very refreshing
history of the political situation in Alle
gheny county, in the course of which it
charged the legislative delegation to liar
risburg with selling out the interests of
the party fora mere "mess of pottage;'
and "bartering, away the claims of the
county" to a United States Senator. If
,
his charge were based upon fact. it
might have same weight, but those Avb
have the best TrielLlln of knowing declare
there in not a word of truth in it. It is
well known that therewere two candidates
in this county Inc United Staten Senator,
hotbed whom were heldin high extern
by their respective friends. Much bitter
rifts was manifested privately in the can
eat, wI ich ne'cei appeared upon the our.
fare. s 4.off as the Legislature assem•
bled, th • EMP.ne of conflict was transferred
from I ittsburgh to Harrisburg. The
Alfrgh . ny county delegation held a me,
ing in tho room of one.of the Senate ,
and at the auggestion of ono of the can.
dates a Ferret ballot was had for the pur-
pose ofi testing which had the greatest
streno. The gentleman who sug
gested% this course declared that if
it did not appear . after the vote
was taken that 'he had a majority in
his favor he would retire from the field.
Mr. Graham wits opposed to a secret bal.
lot, and sloted an open , ticket, declaring
that he would vote for Mr. Marshall as
long as his name was mentioned in rote
ship. Major Morgan also declared, pule
tidy. his - preference for Mr: Marshall.
while: Col.. Errctt voted for Mr. Moor
head. For whom the individual rotes of
the other members of the -'!,,riele
ration were rall, • no ' orie knows,
we believe, till this day, except that
that two of them must have voted for Mr.
.31nrskall. and three for Mr. ,Moorhead,
for when' the halide were counted it was
found that the delegation wert:equally
divided betWaen the two candidates. As
soon as the rdsult was known. Mr. Moor.
head retired from the 'contest, and the
next, morning MrlilArshall withdrew his
name. There was neither barter nor sale
here. .On the 'contrary, some 4 sa - the
friends of the respective candidates gave
the most positive assurance that they
would vote for not others as long as their
names Were before the Legislature. This
showed there was no ignoring the claims
of Allegheny county to the United States
Senatorship. When the . candidatea with
drew their names the delegation, of
roArse, could not vote for them. Thaw
who now complain of "barter and sale"
evinced the most determined pnrPose to
defeat Mr. Marshall, and Senator tiraham
wail charged with being ton earnest for
his election. . . •
lint we deeire to put the following p.
tion to the editor of thei Coinmential, who
annertn that the Allegheny county dele
gatiyn sold' out Western Perustylvania for
a "mess of pottage," Did yOu not Ray to a
member- of the. Iminlature that an Mr.
Moorhead had developed no strength in
the content, you were In favor of John Scott
of Huntingdon? We ark a plain Ten, or
No, to this question. If an answer is not
given-there are gentlemen of integrity
who will feel
themselves, called upon to
ntaiFshe facts. By whom then were the
claims of Allegheny county ignored! By
the editor of the Commileiol, who de
clared he preferred Mr. Scott to Mr. Mar.
shall. And this greatly. astonishes us, be
cause Mr. Scott was well known to be
the choice of Senator Cameron! We be
lieve things are not an tied an they are
represented to he. • Senator Cameron ran
make an honest and judicious choice.
We wish then, our readers to mark
this fact, that the editor of the Comn!er
dol preferred Mr. Scott to Mr. Marshall,
who is a citizen of Allegheny county!
although he said yesterday, that 20,000
voters would 'have "rejoiced" in hie elec
tion to the office of United States Senator.
Our editor and the people are evidently on
different sides. •
'Me Rime paper charges that there was
a oznspirsey"hast year to defraud Governor
Geary out of the ,- -renomlnation, against
the wishes of nine-tenths of the party."
We ask a decided'answer to the following
questions: Did the editor : if the rammer
', cid not make a personal appeal to neveral
pereonnimm thin county who were at the
Philadelphia Convention to use their in-
finance •to secure the. nomination of Hon.
J. D. Coleman, of Lebanon, in order tide
feat Gen. Geary t Did lie hot go to Phil
adelphia and endeavor by his personal in
finenceto defeat Governor Geary ? There
are seteral gentlemen ready w prove that
he did these eery thingi. It is plain then
that the Cornigercial claims to be only,
ono-tenth of the people, as Dino-tenths
were for Mr. Geary 's - re norninatlon, and
tt wail opposed to It. Let it be remem
bered. that Mr. Coletnanla a strong. per
sodal friend of General Cameron. Tet,
he was preferred by the organ of the
bc6ters to Governor Geary. Another
good omen. . •
The neat charge la that the majority of
the Republican party has dwindled down
from eleven thousand in 1889 to four thou
sand In 1889 anti that ••our ciiiiiidate for
Commissioner wail beaten." Why t his
great falling off? Through whose
agency "Wlll our candidate for Commis-
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PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : FRIDAY-
mintier beaten! Mere are many g . aod
meaning and honest people who Militate
not to sasert that the Commercial has
demoralized, to some extent, the
liepublivan party by its contin
ual abuse of its members and. ever•
lasting fault finding. 'Tile very men
who last year by their divisive
course defeated our candidate for Com
missioner, have organized an independent
party with the view, it potisible,a defeat
ing the whole ticket this fall-and electing
Democrats to era*. position. It the
people are prepared for such a result, we
will bowko their will. although we would
sadly &Pion, the coneetplenees. We are
convinced, however, that there is no
danger.
Tido is' the real situatrOn .11 affairs.
We challenge 'the bolters and their or.
Ann to disprove it.
REPUDIATED BY ITS OWN NOM
Mil!
'rite bolter's organ has been endeavnr
ng deceive its readers by assuring
hem that the work of disintegration Wit
risking the trinst ngratifying progress-
throughout the eoludy . These statement.
•
made. from day to day, have only' filled
the min . & of thomc who k better with
gust and contempt for thus , who bar
barefarmlness to make them. Th
ern which inspire the organ of diarui
tion with so mud ! hope, are believed, very
generally, to be manufactured in its own
;Alice, although conveniently dated at some
"remote - township in -the county. Some
of these letters are said to be from per
sons who it is well known have no sympa
thy whatever 'with the organizatinn of a
new party, but on the contrary 1111 e labor
ing with all their might to defeat its ob
jects. Love letters may be written to Or
der, but the Republicans of Allegheny
are too fair beyond the outer circle
of ignorance to be imposed upon by squib:
manufactured for the express purpose o
creating discontent in their • ranks. The
game will not work, and the sooner it is
bindoned the better •for the honor
those concerned. The people do not want
a new party. and will resist all attempts
made to frame one by every fair and possi.
The letter 6f declinature front lion. D.
N. White. one of. the nominees of the
bolters' on the Aseembly ticket, which
we publish this morning, manifests any.
thing but -aratifying'progress!' to the
work of disorginization. Mr. White is
'well knOwli, far beyond the limits of the
State . of Pennaylvrtnia, as nn honest and
upright ,eitieen, devoted to the interests
of the country and the unity and integrity
of the Republican party, nod as always
having been opposed to disorganimtion.
hold and fearless stand which he took
Knott - gainsl Nothingism, When he
• as Editor and Proprietoy of the
ZEIT 1.1. ltas endeared him to many who. at
the time of that insane moment, contend
ed fiercely against him. lint knowing
the dangers with which disorganization
'was fraught, at 'a great peeuniaiy sacri
fice, he boldly resisted the attempts that
were made by designing ind'unpiincipled
politicians to proscribe citizens of foreign
_birth. Those who were his strongest
opponents then are now fully convinced
that he wits right.
of ream has produrrd DO chaug
In and patriatid I.•
shows that he is as much opposoil to
organization now, as has was wiwn pin
Nothingistu was rampant. hlu not o
refuses to accept the nomination ten.
dered him by the bolters, tai, declares
that the movement is illadviard'and preg
nant with danger, and that therefore he
can have no sympathy with it.
It in a sourre of felicitation to tut that
;nun of Mr. Widte'n experielwr. profound
wiaanm And 'Ol l4 isearsee."- va.ll-..a
unsullied elianteter and sterling . honesty,
should endorse.. he does in his letter of
declinature this Innming.erqry sentiment
that the 0 4.ZETTE has uttered in regard
to the organieation of a 'new party. and
the motives which prompt.' it. lila old
Whig friends in the cofinty, who:. name
is legion, will rejoice with all their heart.
when they read ldx noble letter, and find
that xi!) flattering political bait can tempt
him to join the max of disorganization,
and that removed as he has been for many
years from the maelstrom- 9 ot politics. he
can sit down in his peaceful rural home
and deliberately pen an . endorsement„ of
the'terichings of a journal from which 'he
long since voluntarily - severed himself.
and which owes to him much Of its prey
ent prestige End power.
We have nn fear of the result. .Mr.
White's letter, published over his nsn
signature, proves that the bolters are de ,
spiwdby the very men upon whose force
of character and high reputation they
hoped to ride into power and secure 'for
themselves the spoils of office. Despised
and rejected as they are by their own
nominees and the people, the difairgani
sera are in the last throes of political
death, and are using every means in their
power to induce the Republican party to
accept of their nominations; that they
may not be buried in a grave so deep that
they will never know a resurrection.
Clank. Boehler, July 10"—Start.
hat Realization of an .ominour
Dream.
(From the Cincinnati Commercial.]
• The oilmen fn the (Lerman newspaper
offices are discussing with hated breath
and startled faces, a peculiar circumstance
well calculated to send a nervous thrill
through a superstitious body: — It is all
about "only a dream," • but there is a mar•
reborn; coincidence in the case. Charles
13oehler. the German printer, who, in a fit
of delirium tremens, killed himself by
jumping from a third story window, was
buried yesterday, July 10, his funeral be
ing largely attended. Some three years
ago`this unfortunate mail was working
at the case, side by side with his intimate
friend. Chris. Stieler, at the rolkablatt
office. One noon Stieler came into the
composing room, having on his face an
unusually serious expression. Asked as to
the cause, he gathered a group around
him from among the printerkanras they
sat in a neighboring saloon over their bear,
lie described -to them how, in. his sleep,
from which Le hadlut recently awakened,
he had seen, slowly drawn before him by
black-plumed white horses, a somber
hearse, containing a full.length coffin; on
which, In large letters, was inscribed
"Charles Boehler, July Ilk" • ,
This dream, no morn singular than
many that every reader of this has bad,
but fearfully ominous to a superstitions
mind, did not have mach effect at that
time on many of 'those who heard it. It
was not forgotten, however, . for on the
I.olli-of July, last year, Boehler was con
gratulated by his Mends who knew of
the dream on the fact of being alive and
in good health. Boehler remarked "Well,
I've got another year to live yet." Ile
had only one year, however, for, accord
ing to the dream, he was buskd on July
10th.
It is-thought by some that Buehler
brooded over this dream, and as the fatal
day slomNy and swiftly approached, and
that he was superaitlour enough to be
thrown into an excitement from which he
sought refuge in liquor. HowerVer that
maybe, liquor brought him to hls grave
on the day of his dream. • •
agrieved gentleman vrrites as fol..
lows to the Cleveland Leader :
"Messrs. Editors; In this morning's
issue of the Leader there is n notice of
the arrest of Wm. Lloyd for housebreak•
ing, etc. The facts in the caseate as fol
lows; There was some misunderstanding
between Mr. Lloyd and hit wife, and she
applied for a divorce, since which she has
been living with • neighbor On Satur
day his son, who was taking aire , of the
place, came to Cleveland .with a load of
produce, and in his Absence the wife broke
Into the bonne and curled away all the
furniture that she could and on Simdiy
Mr. Lloyd went and took them from her
and brought them home again. Who
ever gave you the information you got
•
misinformed.
CARD FROM D. K. WHITE, EISQ
TO THE EDITORS OT THE GAZETTE;
Gentlemen—A correspondent , in your
paper this morning reminds me of a duty
which . ' owe to the Republican party. and
which I hare been c ontemplating ever
since tit* prticeedings of the Independent
Rejmldiian ronvelitinn retiched me. but
which I have delayed uom a repugnance
to do anything 40 increase the unhappy
dOisention prevailing in t h e Republican
ranks.
With all due respi , t to the gentleman'
who signed the call Which originated the
July Convention, which did me the honor
to select we as on. of their candidates for
the Legislature, I do not and cannot up.
prove of their undertaking, and had I
been aware that my name would be pre
rented tw the Convention. I should hay.;
taken prompt measures to have withdrawn
it—not because I do not respect the gentle
men engaged in the movement, believing
that most of the signers to the call were
actuated by proper ruotivOs—pm because
I do not consider it an honor ?to have the
approbation of so respertabie a body of
reastituenta—but becau. e I . regard the
movement -as 111111efeli ry, unwise, . and -
fraught with claTUrer to )te beat illiPlrePte.
of the party.
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If there ari• evils in the interior work
inga of the party, and I do not deny them.
although I - think they have broil 'rang.,
gentled, -they can he corrected within th,e!
part,. To deny this would be to give nit,
the whOle system of free st trrage, and tti
acknowledge the governmes t by the M.o.
plc a failure. If every.time we discover
what we consider unfairness. or imagine
we have found corrnption in primary
neetings and reinventions, W. must take
the po titian of independent movements
for the purification of the party. how long
will it la• I,efor,a the party itself will 1,,e.
come an army of stragglers, without to.
hesion, without poWer, a • mere rope of
sand, a thing of contempt
Evils are inseparable from the manage•
meat of all institutions controlled by im
perfect men. The Wit of man never lint.
and never can codtrive a system free
from the attacks of i designing men. Our
goveruments,our legislatures, our munici
palities, and even our chureht4;are suffer
ing to it greater 'or less degree from the
very evils charged- upon the machinery
for nominating enlid . illitteel for office, And
what. pray, is to protect the reforth
movements from the very evils rout
planted of RA incident to the regular
nominations"
All parties, to be efficient, midst have
their acetedited authorities, duly nod
legally appointed in arcordance with es :
tablifthed usages. The Republican party
in this county, which has had such a
brilliant history. has its regular. legal or
ganization. which has Mille dOWO from
the first Convention held to organize the
party. Every Republican owes a fealty
to the party so organized, and wlteri
ttouventinWhas been thus legally called,
it Is his duty and his privilege to attend
the primary meetings, and then: i'vert
himself for the selection of honest and,
judicious men to represent, im in the ap
proaching Convention__ The correction of
all evils is thos always iu the hands of
the members of the party. and if they
are not corrected, it ielnot the fault of the
organization, but of the people themselves
in their primary rapacity_ If it cannot be
Inns in this way, I know no other rem-
Indepenifent movements will tint do
it berausw to be successful they must
command the support of the bulk of the
me party whirl was PO fOrtlrPt so to re
quire an revolutionary a inc.venkenl. and
change of name will not make men a
Timer arilxe in the hintory of the 1 ,
blic when it becomen the duty of t
to to (inward old party princtpt
and tiea,,and to enter into new combi.
nationg with new and vigoroup prioripl
It wax_thus that the Republican party •
founded on the ryina of the old Whig
tarty, and the old Jackson patty, and with
a vigor. and power, sad earneatneas, never
excelled in this or any other countr\y, arose
suddenly to the control of the National
tiovernment. Since that time. Its history.
grand, wonderful, glorious, is the histo.
17 of our country. -It will stand out on
the pages of the future historian an mark.
ing the proudest era of our national life.
It has raised our country to the highest
pinnacle of greatneas in the eyes of all
nations. It has atricketi , the abacklen
from four millions of manacled halide. It
halt made union of the States pdasible, by
making it possible for every citizen to go
evarywltere, uttering hie thoughnqreely
I on every subject. 'Chia party today is in
the'vigor of its manhood. It las. 'control
of nearly all of our Stated, as well as our
National Ciovernment. It has still a great
work to do to etinaerve Ito vast achieve
meurs.and cannot lay down . the sceptre of
its power without ruin to the beat interests
of the country.'
The Republican party of Allegheny
county has a hintory to be proud of. It
wan the fret organized Republican party
in the State, if not in the nation. The
first Republican State Convention win
held inPittnburgh, under Ito aunpicen, an
well an the fret National Republican Con.
vention. It etoad by the country and
the government in the darkent bourn. It
has rolled up cant majOritien for the 1t...
Publican faith and the Republic - Ito candi•
dates, time and again, carrying cheer In
fainting heartn, and amusing the courage
of the denpondentn. With such a cause
and auch a liletOry nhall we now' fritter
away our strength for real or imaginary
evils iu our mode of nominations. and by
our divisions trail our long victorious flag
at the feet of modern Democraq For
tone I cannot do it. Already are our polit
kat foel.l chuckling over our folly, and are
immuring therneelves of certain victory
next fall. In my candid opinion, the only
hope of defeating their expectation. in
for Republican. to .tnnd by their old reg•
ular, legal organization, to send gond men
to represent them in the Aitgust Cous•en
tion, and thus securing a good ticket, as.
sure themselves of .an old-fashioned
Having thus given some of the reasons
why I cannot unite in the 1.0. a -died reform
movement. I take this opportunity to re•
announce to the Republicans - of this
county thnt my partial friends will again
present my name for Domination to the
Legislature at the ensuing Anguet eon
vention. •
My nomination for the , Legislature last
year was made without O any solicitation
on my part. Daring the late amnion of
the Legislature I endeavored honostly„to
do my duty Wee beid ofmy ability, giv
ing toy entire time during the session to
its labors. I would be gratified to know
that my fellowoitizens approved of my
cotirse, and on thin ground mainly would
a nomination and election have any.
charms for me. D. N. WHITE.
SEWICKLEY, July 12, 1870.
Hoc. ANDREW firgwani, of Pennsyl.
cads. Is not the oldest living Congress.
.man. lion. Ezekiel Bacon. of New York,
now 94 years of age, was elected to Con
gress from the Berkshire District, in
Massachusetts, in 1807" Re sat for three
Successive terms. It is consequently
sixty three rears since he was first elected
to Congresi. His first rite was given in
1800, for Mr. Jefferson, and 'his last in
.1804, for Mr. Lincoln. He hian been - for
many years the oldest living graduate of
Yale College. .
TITE three milt:Muds on the shore of
Lake Michigan. between Manlatee and
Sew Buffalo are to be consolidated - under
the mime of the Chicago and Michigan
lake Shore Company.
"1611 BIN DEIN."
[The following ingenious, producaion,
written in fine different languages,, viz.,
English, Latin, Greek, French and Ger
man, in clipped from an exchange]
i,..pus oil • hero lined.
Qui loved puellas Cs.: • •
R;Vtlei"a'.%7ll=Tgtetsr.r - • .
Ott-II Int•mota. on beau mann
- Non possum both avoir,
rya auaraas anian Mar,
Teen Kate and I b at e war • '
•,c,adu babel argent coin.
• , ed Kato hi. suns/ Cue.;
Ci Loth .unt,TerT
Et qt.., formoEle
Ml=lM==
•
l'alluuzi the duo malt I,
afo.lre propouura ad late
I wrobt cad ov•olON't ohada•
thoh to Satit's demo,
II troure Moulds there? .
Eat quite forget. [delete ranter'.
Both aunt eu goodly fate.
ed Molting on thine. toPO.
Between pond. twain.
7ceplt to ten hie dame to Kate
Dans on poenquo strain.
Male, gioncing ever et anon
At fair
pAronndte l
W Pr n wh ic h he m eant
v
his sigh.
Each virldu heard the decal in,
With cheeks aa range as mine:
And °tering eacha milk-white hand
Until yr hispertin.`'.4 ell bin dein.-
I=l=
EMMI
Hang's Amara., Sterling'. A nabroals.
yees Hair Via.q.'Humett'a Hair Renewer..
URbanl'• Curling Fluid. Barry. TrlCo9bur.,
Thibbetth. .Mien's, Woods. eireasian, flpald
whis and Hall) , Vegetable Sicilian Renewer. Lbw.
nelie Colorthe. 'Upham', Mathew's. Usehalors,
ClartmodoroleAlphituis and Framer'* Hale Dyes.
Persona wishing any of the above own rely on
getting the genuine article, it the lowest prleeaat
LAMES E. BURNS & CO.'S
DRUG STORE.
Owner Pe '' tgte and ninth (old St. (RAW Strwwld.
U 11) EY THE I:TETICAL
Strength vapornics fast at this reason. This Is
especially t case with all who live by the meat
of their brT. Prom every pore of the sieve-like
skin a mot. ture erndes which contains ele
ments of vi idity, Thereby the blend is linpover
!shed, the iferves relaxed. the muscles weakened
the digertion impaired, the bowels disturbed, eat
the animal Spiritidepressed. The constant'dral•
that poolucor there effects cannot be arrested. be
.... • • .
It Is lee to the heat of the atmosphere; but
Its of the • Ilre-sustalning etementi eau be
ed by extra ;nth:or:dine. how. therefore.
I 3 the time 101 resort to Hostetter 's Stomach
ten. the most powerful and healthful or all vege
able tonic* Long experleem has proved th.
•
nothing eleo will efficiently euntain and regulate
the ern,. when wilting d a wn under the double
preemie qt greeneive heat, and conaant physical
nr:tuentollehor. All pergongWilo h eve been tempt-
eit to try the local ”tonics - so-called I which have
been etartiist by sordid 'speculators In almost everl
town sod villitne,with a view of - turning a Penni
by the eredellity of the unwary, know this to their
erisL it iv a whir maxim that says •'hold WI to
that which Is . of the forty millions of
people in the rnited States, probably one-fifth
hare tested therestoratire properties of Mate,
•
mrs Bitters and it now it to he t ' , peeler for dys
pepsia, blilonanms. nevi O. WMOLSICII, general de
bility. constipation. fever and ague. and want 01
appetite: that any of these should be perm:tad...l
- emieriment with the worthless nmotrums. tee
ended by unscrupulons and ignorant eruneMes
seems almost InereMble.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FABER Sr,
VAN •DOREN
361 Liberty Street
rirrseumn PA.
STEAM ENCr'INES
=I
MACH 1N EMIT,
Steam Ptmps,
, Engineers' and Machinists' Tools,
STEAM FIRE'' F.,NGINES
BELTING,
Woolen Miebinery, Machine Cards.
tirMannfactnrers' and Mill Sap•
plies ' A. constant supply on hand and
Itirnithed on short notice.
ORIDEBSBOLUTED
A Good Set of
BLANK BOOKS
For $6,50,
M.d. or food ..rule paper. rued and Isidozsd
bound In Mr., sheep leather. and conslatlns of
One Ten Quire Ledger,
One Ten Quire Day Book,
One Six Quire Vast Book
eking in QUIRES Ins nal,
illdtTlL The books will be sold ee1...L....m0t0r
landste those whn bare partial est. In use.
J. L. READ &SON
Booksellers and Stationers
No. 102 FOURTH AVENUE.
PMSBURGII
White Lead and Color Works,
1, choonma,ker & Son,
PROPRIETORS,
HIUK
LEAD of . WITITE.LEn ipirit A pe, d
3. 1 M;% Vile— B,
OFFICIC AND PA , TORZ.
,
1.2,1i6 and 42 Wren Slut
EMEEMEM
We call edtentlon thew...ant. (e.t.a on our
etrictly Pure Whits lwad, and when we Ray itiipur..
Sr carbonate of Wad, - we mean - chemlcallpatirwii
that In h.
and ce b ot hdra, and the fore I. whiter saperlot, ln color and n o,.
to be waiver carbonate of Lead
toewhiter then en? In the =what , and will forfeit
tn. rice or oth p.k.s. If containing tba leant
teration.
SUMMER RESORT.
Loretto • Springs, • •
CAMBRIA -CO., PA.
Tbh Summer IMAM le 4 mile. from Cresson.
Advantage. memelled. 'Moll..lon Tickets by the
Co. ma be had dodos the summer.
Terms very moderato. For Circular and full Infer
manor.. addrem _
F. A. GIBBON.
•
JAMES RENO,
PIMPENVONTRAOToR AND OUILDICH.
The leylog of Atone PIO House Drains promptly
emented.. • •
°WICK. 03 and 67 SANDUSKY STAMP
aldeore,lo7l FromoniSt.,Allosh4.7. Je23716'
JOSEPH R. HUNTER,
Merchandize Broker, _
aao I.:EBEIVInr srritmvir.
of Music Building.) rirreßuntirt.
l.zi:rs
P ROPOSALS FOB COAL.—The un-
Clentsriod solfclt Proposal. for thalraupply of
Coal, for the ensuing year. same to be delivered
at Choir Worts, byre!) or river. Mouton required.
2.000 toi 2.300 busbels dally. Proposals re
paired autll.lusun Ist.
Prernstrimi, July 12.12470•
OTICE--The FLOM which exploded
1V
at TAM Liberty arid amnia the ere on July
40, has cot WTISINSSIIGNR'S Kin STONE
FLUID. which Is sold by! LOUTITER & TYSON,
No. 34 Smithfield street. hut another amide.
There never has been any explosion it the Key
stone Mid. I ,
-A GENCY BUSINESS OF ALL
e - miL n atta". l 4""ik
MaKa LOUT. %rocs %tree, P. 1 1 ,0•10.....
(Mod references elven if desired. lell:fn
& BROTHERS
Dealers In Drog. Pan'
in 3-23
ITENDERSOY, J 1
21114 Liberty Unbolt
sod ?want blodid....
•
MORNING, JULY 15, - 1870.
NEW ADVERT
AT
WE SEMPLE'S,
ISO f and IS2 Federal Street,
=1
Desirable Dry Goods._
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS
Very :Low Prices!
'DRESS GOODS.
Plain and Plaid Japanea• fitlks.- •
amine. Mixed and Plaid Js ea Poplins.
Lawns. Ilernaniea, Grenadne&
Mimi and Drab Mess Linens, very
White Goods.
Striped and Flanred
Plain and Plaid Nair .°e. End Jiienneta,
Plain Perca le . ted a nd
I.lght and Cbintrea, at popular vrin
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
CASSI.MER-ES,
Cottonades and Linen Drills
Shetland Shawls,
LACE. SHAWLS
Light Summer Shawls,
At Attractive Prices
WE SEMPLE'S,
180 and 182 Federal Street. Allegheny
AT
HORNE & CO'S.
Received this Day:
Traveling Satchels,
Coi'd and Black Salina;
Black Gro Grain Sash Ribbons
Colored Saqh Ribbons,
Gauze Merino ❑ndergblrlg,
Large Palm Fang,
Silk and Linen Fang.
HATS, FLO W ERS
Ali Hillery Goods,
I=
NEW GOODS
Received Every Day.
7 AND 79 MARKET STREET
CLOSING OFT
Summer
DRY GOODS
BELL & MOORHOUSE
21 Fifth Avenue,
OFFER THE BALANCE OFTHEIR
Thin Dregs Goods,
Lawns,
Chintzes,
Hernani4.
VERY 404. EA P.
On a Par with Gold
WE NOW OFFER
Our New Stock
INOMMEI
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
EASTERN PRICES
MMEEIIMEIMED
Examine our Goods & Prices
AItI3IJTHNOT,
SHANNON & CO,
N 0.1.15 Wood Street
IMPROVED
CHERRY SEEDER.
It has been I for the bun at yotie,sne never
au.] In an
pa • is Instance to stre eetlre settee°.
on to we
Whoa nu Joiletelicepaelty,lt mill weds Dubai
f Mamis in we minutes. - •
The Machine Is Chess. Pimple. Datatde and
• .
.. • .. ..
1.
The Ilopper ls adlataele. theme, adapting It to
oltell Chortl e - .1
It .b
Um east Cherry index le the Matte, Ito
•
All proem alliStetseel to
JAMES BOWN, , *
N 0.186 Wood Street,
1= 1 .!
Will be Filled at
14.4NUFACTITREW PRICES.
STONE:.,
AT
Chimney TOps,
HOT AIR & CHIMNEY FLUES, &c.
Alas. and full isammtstent eadosantly on hand
HUB!" H. COLLUIS,
nal go IMMO) /MINIM
ZUQ a CO.
in 13.1110
frn).: 'STEM 'Bort , EiCit
Proposals will be recitroht!br-Ilesitoord w ej
utp r T
trrimill i Zruadei b rit= =Plir or me.. 1 . -
outing thil'Neello nos At9Clifelli ! II
wuminit. 1 , ... Jur sae the rt. - 0ttre " 2 4 ...,
Seeettleeettete, east; be imiee at lite! ;:.;
BANE . BOBBIt. NM 3 filetk street. NW U.
melee, directed Le Prison Inepoctors. and lett with
the Co tret
ahet at
.4x, o'elort.r.*,, xutp4. l ri tn.
I\TOTICLAny InforsnstioCtot 40.
.111 GEKGr w iItELAND who, abb. 15 . 1
M b :T b rtrr) or Ph: bau d
Gr_ .lA NPF4II
- twotlor or b aud yooq V Plt unPIAAnd•
11•11. boar P1N.... P., wUI boa. • h i. by
oddreosin. La MB KING, this al.. 10004
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
1118
WM. SEMPLE'S,
ISO and 1S Federal_Strcit,
EIMMTEBEI
A GUuD STOt li ut
Sash and Bow Ribbons,
Hats, Bonnets,
. AND
STINDOWNS;
Priers as Low asCanbef ound Anywhere
At 11H c.. Ladte\ti and Mi... Hate.
At 75a full •lied Luna Shawls.
At $l.OO, littlk Para..;ls. worth $1 73.
At Mo.. Fast Colored Callous. •
At SHe., Lleht and Dark Calicoes.
At 100.. ail the Best. Makes of Callet.a.
At $l.OO for 9 yards atlntr. Callao..
At 12150.44 Bleached Mos 110.• superior artlela
At 13150.. Fast Colored Lawns.
At 12Me., Printed I.'h•llis .d Alpaca, _
At 250.. Double Width (Ilene Mahal rs, n wand n
Gloves and Hosiery.
rcen and Pine Kid Glove..
lack and Colored Hid and Lisle Three. lore.
adleV. Mese.' and CbildrenlaTiooe.
en and [loyal half nor.
,ADIES' AND GENTS
Summer Underwem
Collate, Cuffs and Necktie.,
tree Cohere and Handkerchiefs.
Hoop Skirts and Skeleton Com.ts.
_Ladles' and Children's Aptone and Scre.
Hair Swathes and Chignons. •
Jet Jewelry. Pocket Books. Satchels. &c.
WI. SEMPLE'S'-
) • •
80 and 18d rederalStreet,Allegheny
•=.
1 114
B_AILEY&Co
a r CHESTNEIT ST,
l I IMADELPI -11/ '
pekrecomt '6lirte Rif
The reputation and experi
ence of 40 years, warrant us in
saying. that our stock of Fine
Timekeepers of the best Euro
pean and American Makers is
now the largest in the coun
try; and we guarantee that each.
Watch we sell, is finished with
great mechanical precision, has
all the late improvements, and
will run regularly; well, and
give satisfaction.
Inquiries promptly replied to
Weds forwarded by Mass for at➢roral
BUY THE GENUINE
CLARK'S
"O. N. T."
SPOOL COTTON
GEO. AI CLARK
SOLE - 2 , 1 E N T
Sold Everywhere.
ern=
JOHN Q WORKMAN 11. RICHARDYQAVI.
WORKMAN & DAVIS
Sneeasson to WORKMAN. SWORN s
lumen and Minden In
Carriages, Buggies,
.
SPRING & BUCK WAGONS.
42, 44, 46 and 4$ Beaver St.. Allegheny.
Senaleilli neatly and promptly °spouted. 0
den (or Net Work women up In good style and
minuted to gl. satisfaction In ererl
0 - Newest stria of work momently on band.
BOLE AGENTS for the New Waren Wheel Com
peers mate of BATIVIN't PATILNT WHEELS.
end Ilapph Patent QM. Relfter sold Antl-Battler
for liharts.
R. RICHARD DAVIS baying perehawd the lo-
Wrest of Alex. and Wm. D. Moore. la the NW arra
of .WORRNIAN, hIOORE t CO., the todslaws 0111
hweetter be continued at the old stank miter the
name and style of WORKMAN K DAME. Orders
solletted.
JOHN O. WORKMAN,
• 11. RICHARD DAVIS,
.0 with ClUsises` National Bank. Plttabearb,..
JOHN STEVENSON'S SONS
JEWELERS,
98 Mar \ het street, Pittsburgh
(TRIAD DOOR WROM FIFTH.)
Have han all the Titest novelti Platede Jew
elry; Can all sr Pthres and env. Ware of
new design.. suitable for wedding gifts.
Watela. Id
Rothcan ththere In gold end
sliver eases. kind Perldtht WiDdlliillool3-
itaptly on hand, as well as a full variety ef the
doer grades of the Soles Watch, Including Jur
a...en-Jaen'. !emend:, and other..
We WI perUenlar SUOMI. to O. fa 1111104
Aipetrtng and regulating doe Watches- To that
0040,0 h) -mall y 19(07 dined. branch of oar bostneu we glee eget hal looo of and
thrla
esdel6nrita
"HILL & ADAM'S
SEWER PIPE CO,"
65 and 67 Sandusky St, Allegheny.
PitT,:fsrnaFgrndinlv!aluT'l2
0. G. MoDIELLEN, Agent.
'GRAND RE-OPENING
NEW GOODS.
Shoe; Boota ani Gaiter;
HENRY PAULUS',
N 0.124 0:110 AVENUE, MAMMY CITY
The and irs;soied apla taloa possession
of his MC slam, sad stocked It with a rich assort
ment ortIOOTO, SHOIiti.AND CIAITSItik
Gootis as mall as prices will give satisfadlo.
Former Trim. and the patina are lasiteo to shim
PAULUS..
HOLNES, ZELL & CO.,
ANCHOR* COTTON MILLS,'
liskantutztrors of iigavi =DIM end LIGHT
ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA
Sheeting and Batting.
Bakery, Confectionery
.•. ICE CREAM:
'The ondalettreg hatoetabhecta the ears hog.
nese to the weff_Alwrellagent tocalker,•Na• $B7
Allegheny. Ongatier bWat
=etas tan: e=lir
op for the hemmers of 10e Mem. who wthfils, • It
mrf ... co t = t rt e ro gi t t .... P . g . i. o %cm . . 60 e h :
Ile
per
la PIM:Ice&
A. REODE
tegalcA°
•
=MEM
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
f the
cuesaete and Ohio Railro Ca
The Chesapeake and •Ohio
Railroad
ompkou.l 4.1 nanial....tr..m SA.TINIONI... TA..
he ,Tlobrated WRITE Sul.PFnru SPHINOS.
Vat Tin:tele. 'll3 tonna It 1. being rapidly
ended I. the (thin river, 200 Innen farther
•nklui[ in •11 497 tulle
In Its provuss Westsrard,lt penetrates and opens
up to market the 'WONDERFUL ('OAT. DEPOSITS
OF - THE KANAWIIA REGION IN WEST TM
GISIA. And thus briurs the supert"r=o..aband.t
Casio of that sentinn Tnin eammlanication with the
IRON ORES OF VIIIOINIA AND 0010. and the .
WESTERN. snutri WESTERN AND EASTERN
=MI
When completed it will connect the SUPERIOR
HARBOR VACILITIgh OF TriaiIIESAPEAHE
13A T nith reheldeAncizetliin cn the liblo rtveriend
thellth the ENTIRE SYSTEM OF RAILROAD
WATER TRANSPORTATION OF TRH
ORE T WIDiT.AND SOUTIIWINT.
It Will make a 411011T..EAST, t'llEA aud
ItOVT/t from the iV EST to the SEA
and will rnmuaand A LARGE :SHARE OF THE
ENortld OTIS FREIGHTS ientlog traosportastion to
It BSI Doug become ellen( the mot IMPORTANT
AND PROFITABLE EAST AND WET TRUNK
NES OF RAIT.IIOAD In the &entry. and 00.
d a trade of Immense value.
The completed phrtlon of the Raul la doing a
PROFITARI.E. AND INCREASING BUSINESS.
and le fully equal In Value to tho whole antormt of
the mortgige upon the entire LI:Ie . -413.000:
000.1
The Man of the rheeapeake and Ohio RAilrowl
CtuutMoY. he Mu tt FIRST MORTGAGE UPON THE
&STIER LINE, PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENTS,
WORTH WIZEN COMPLETED AT LEAST 11.30:
000,00.0,' Is therefore hne of the molt .bstantl
eoneareative and reliable Railroad Loans ever of
fared In the martial, and la pecullezly adapted t'
the amnia of
Investors and Capitalists.
Who desire to make their Invuotruenth with th
motif. satignetor, ...trance ht . POSITIVE ANI
UNDOUBTED SECURITY:
The Ronde are In denominations of
$l,OOO, $5OO and $lOOl,
d mar be bad COUPON or REGISTERED
nterest Sir per cont. per annum. payable NAY
1n and NOVEMBER 1 s
PRDICIFAL AND INTEREST 'PAYABLE IN
GOLD IN THE PITT OF NEW TOILE.
Prlce 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST In Cl/1,
.nay. at which price they pay heady SET EN PER
.
t'idNT.lN•LpoLia on their coat.
m in
Ad GorC mem Bonds sod otherSecuritles dealt
In, In the lock Exchange received In excharura, at
their full ark. value, and Bond/. aentto all parts
of the con try, free of Mamas charges.
They ' be obialned by °Piffling direct from us
or throng any responsible Aso* or Banker in any
part of th l
country. I --T
.
•
Fisk & Hatch,
BANKERS.
No. 5 Nassau Street, New Yo
Maps, Pamphlets and full
information furnished upon
application in periion or by
mail.
S LEAN & CO.
65 Fourth Ave., Rittsburgh
COAL AND COME
AIORGAN Sr, CO
•
1t ANUFACTOR!MS OF •'
(-) NNELLSVILLE
COKE,
At thrir Nine& Broad Yard, P. & C. B.
OLT., 1:0, WATER STREET,
BY RAIL - ROAD,
And Deliver in the City,
I=llll
Oscar F.Laram&Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
CON NELLSYTILE COKE
Youghiogheny and Anthracite Coal
PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE : ROOM No. 4, Gazelle% Building
Ord reepectfulls solicited. apflvlA
'COAL! COAL!
YOUGHIOGHENY GAS COAL CO"
Thls Company ere now prepared to furnish the
pest Coal of uly aloe or onantltv. AT YAIR LAM .
Otte. and Yard adJoinitat the Cennellsville Rail
road Depot, foot of Try Street, Pittettursh.
Orders addressed to either Stine. West Neaten,
Pe, orb Yard, will be prbriptly attended to.
N. P. 011gRN, Secretary.
& CO,
1M123
Charles H. Armstrong
- DEALER IN
Youghiogheny and Connellsville Coa
And Manufacturer of
COAL, &LACE AND DESULPIIIIRIZED COKE.
OFFICE END YARD. corner Butler and Morton
Liberty and Clymer streets. Ninth ward;
also. Pecond set. - Etaloth ward. end :tea t of
Ross street, P A C. R. R. Depot. Seoond
Orders left at eltber of the above °aloes, or ad
dressee:l to me throushlltLebanitt P. 0.. will ready°
.promplattentton.
Refer Sm i th,, lam n 11001 1 , 4, Rom.Y ‘ Wedie
WIX UnVon 11011 01111.. S. S. 1 °IX&
Co. ?Nab ell. Stevenson & Co., Bissell & Co., Mr
Xgf4. Ale>• .
11. 1 r=rL . .71,"AT . Wt!'`.4 . .
Co Yabt
A!.
erNgill i e j k in C n o." EPsifotTe . po .
villa R. IL, Pennsylvania R. rs., &Realign, Panay
RB.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!! I
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
' Flaying removed their mica to
No. 567 Liberty Street,
Mete's' Clt) Floes MUD RECORD FLOOR.
Aft now pwspared t runtish rood YOUOIIIO-
0111LNY LUIIP 1.17/T COAL OR SLACK. at the
lowest market price.
h
AU °reefs left at the ofeee, or addret to them
through the Mlin. Win es attended to rawoustlT
LIVERY & SALE STABLES
Robt, R. Patterson &Co,
Seventh - Avenue and Liberty Street
WILL ON EVERY SATURDAY 11018 AN
_AUCTION SALE
Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,
And ererythfac .wenalning to the florae.
Peelle. dashing to sell ow plezoi leer. their no
tire of roeelezehent on or before Thursday of each
week la order for edrertielne . , Prompt attention
and good este will he (tree elf Mote left for =le.
JOHN H. STEWART,
ir4l3l7'fr. pAre"E'TarirrT,7s.
Livery, Sale' and
COMMISSION STABLES,
car. Seventh Avenue and Litany SI:
PITTSBUROII, PAJ
•p3ih/
„
CARPETS, OIL CLOTS'S, &c
SUMMER STOCK.
Fine, Medium and Common
. GIRRETS.
Our Stock la the ►argent we haTe
•
ever offered to the trade.
=I
I=l
ITMEMIM
IMECEEM
IThwlt;lSlltHlpfl
ME=
CARPETS.
Bovard, Rose & Co.,
21 '.FIFTH AVENUE
b!;=
BARGAINS
CARPETS
CAN NOW BIC WAD AT
NFarland &Collins
71 AND 73 FIFTH AYE.
They ere taking dock, awl will close out teeny et
the bast
Brussels and Ingrains,
At lees than ant C.O. Call torn and get the choice
JeZl
CARPETS
New Rooms! New Goods!
NEW PRICES'!
a lltr i t h =lantted m• opentoo oftLur Now
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C.IRPET'S
Ever Offered in this Maket.
LOWEST PRICES SINCE 1861
OLIVER McCLINTOCK It CO,
23 Fifth Avenue.
CHEAP CARPETS.
Superior Ingrains,
COMMON CARPETS,
60 TO !Ls CENTS PER YARD.
M I () ALLUM BROS.,
51 Fifth Avenue,
tAbove Wood Stroot.
UPHOLSTERERS,
Mal ntsoturers al BPAING. Malt end HUSK
MATURIMPES. Feather Holsters sod Mow*,
Church Cushions. Cornice Mouldings sad all kinds
of Upholstery stork. Amo. denims to Wtadow
elm*. Br= Green and Whim Holland. Oords.
Tassels. ite. Parting. stiention 1. Oren to ta
w, op, emerging and brushing. altering 000 relay
lee ausmus
' Oar rode of amine carpet la the ooly eey
which yen me feel awned that theemora are pre.
served and the goods thoroughly freed from all
dust and vermin. The prim for cleaning h. Plea
greatly reduced. Our =Nan will call for and de.
hear all goods free of charge.
ROBERTS,. NICITOLSON & fIIOMPSON,
Opholataren and Propr/atprs of
:team Carpet lkating Establishment,
NO. 127 WOOD STWT,
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CARPET CHAIN
Of all Colors,
ON HAND AND FOR HALE AT
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS,
Allegheny City.
GLASS; QUEENSWARE
100 WOOD STREET
QUEENSW ARE,
I=lE IE3
China and Glass
SILVER PLATED 000 DP, DI ND=
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Tho beat hapgrawl MOTE STONE,
WARM and COY ON GOODS et low
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IL E. BREED & 00.,
—7 l - Fxrilfißili Wife
REYNOLDS STEEN & CO.,
124 Wood Street
Importers, awl Dealers la
FRENCH, CHINA, FINE CUT CLASS i?itl
Queensware.
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ESTABLISHED 1828
aiNUT11101Y„.1 1 . 11. ttou,.al.cr.r
HIGBY, (JUST
No. 189 Liberty St.,
Wlkoteseisi awl Retell Dealers sod Jobbers be
CHDLA. QUEILVECWAILIL GLASS sod SILVER
PLATED WARE,
The attention of all reenblog docahrhe the ahem.
aro 1• directed twain. Wet. liiportod &near
has the beet Burerean =Mete, and we amnia,
receiviag a fresh and desirable lot of the adv.
geode.
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OONTINTIAB TO TREAT ALL MUTATE DIRKS:.
EMMIIIa In ell Ita torten an winery Ms...M.
and the elects of mercury ant atompletely craft
ted: Elpermetorrhas or Elenduel Realm., and Ise
potaaa,, rmeltlits from mat rtbrise 9r other causes.
end Mitch produce some of the tollowbas teams
blotehß I=7 , :=oe=ml o .,
Of MU?. *voids, loss of memory, px..
tamed ondsalmot and Mutat' so prommu the me-
LVI=VII=I O 4LTP:o " 9rUr
Paeans eglated with tame or any other cebeldei
etrlote or loos standing coo•Ututkmai complete
11111= Doctor • wad; be tumor tails,
ettentloo w t Wen to au natal* mat
ebt'Oh=nrthe C * Pglls,'
Am Ellanocrhealancarnoea. and
or Bertannesa, are .Ita the anmb•
eat Mt
• lt Is selLastdant that• . phialcite
himself excluelvaly to the amoly of a ma=
of Mamma and Meats thousands of MOBpee wavy
=taut acquire merger Hill la that sdily
Tharoc i tona t ecal peraphletot
Met that Elms • OM expositlon of
ennui Mamma that as he had free at
mall tor tiro lamps. le sealed easslopm.
saatezatems mammal. to the I
anehtlan to Warman the prectaanatore
then. ta• • •
Th•Vb___"ollMr.trra=tr i t.mt
eau be obtained brutalise.
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be orrerded br melt ern:press. la soma WlWl
tiowerrst a limMeent emaustattoolt ebeefttaly r
eeaaq .ale la others Galt personal etteetkat
mmusedoled for the Accommodation of such
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odass th tlesm emLeptaitteenta•conaccted etth the
eism every requis
Is 42.1culnadja 3 promotefrovideil
mural, includlrmite tha t
a tad mem mune. Au preacetations ettramperat
ID the DOCIOr• own ammary, under hls mama
mperstodtm. Radical Pouldllata 011108 :IN> err
11,mtvat - ro - ,17M.Vir..".4'4.
dam N. to P. .011biat lill TLIC
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