The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, December 22, 1847, Image 2

.., . . ~..„.
~ -..1 0
.. . " :-., -.., ,• -', :.-"; • '., ' ~ ...;':.‘" , .. 1 r
.1; :. '-' .../
',.• ''•=';l' • . '••...'''''. ' 7'• ."•.EF . '':‘';.'s i:..''• . ;, - •;'•.•.! - ,
. •.:-.: '', '.- ~. -,- '.....,,?` , ' .4 , ~...,,-,••', '•' - ?•,
. ,-; ' ~./ ~ S
,', '' ' ..'': • •,,..t. r'.... ':. s ,` •si . ;•-•,-..' t ,.•'. vs ...-' 4 -'..r..-r/ i . -' /• *
'. +' ~. • .. .. •.- '''. '' '...-:' '!...'..."'./,'4'... '', '1•• :v.'', ‘S.' '', '''' ''' ,
'',.•••,, ,'' :. ' ~. s. I . ' •kr -,.., , 0 . ..,t'A !'• Ta
' : ' ...7' ' • '''' . ‘•-• .'' , .. : •:- . ' 4. ;•:' 1.,Y.7.$
'.,;!t . ' '
1" ;..,-;•''..
i• ", ''''.. s:. i 'l'._,' ,- •,'' :,.., ..;I.i . 4.., si P: .I . i ::.• s '•
;,.: t'`l,-.'4'l '''e.;4,.:;:'7e.i''i..t;N: i • i , '
...,......;...,,,
.:',",
._,,,..- ~ i _,... I . 4 ,-' i ..P.,4...:14-,:-.:',;4'.:- 4 /`,,, - 4 4 :,1'1,„"" 1 , 4 ,;:,,, 4
1:"' '•'-',,...'!:- -- 3,;!';; 1 .; , :, ; ~ .i. d , .;k: ;,.....'.!-. ; 4...- -,;:.,-,:z 4 1...
1
):'- •:. ~ ..,,,,
„.., - , . , ..,L.
~0,, , .. , .i,,, ,
.4,..„.„... t i :.--:;,-,.
~.., ~ i , ~ --.....--4.t..!-,..
'. u ...: ; .: - :..-''' 5..;i%.--- ~1:'':-.;*-,...':t!•`..,r..';''t--44 ?%.7. , i:':':
4 .. 4,, 4 - , i';,,,. c' ~ ; ; ;. ,1" " i ":, 's, .;,.4.4*';',04-- '''s.:,Li
~s .• , .. , ‘ ,l ... •;.: -.!...; , .P# -ff,o, ~ .. - ...If-:;•;! ".',,..,'"-- :`
.1'
'*..t..,. 14.. ti.,4: 4 i P . ... i '''',
,n,i,,4, ,n,
• - - $ 0 1...' - 7`.- u'' 4-',ltyfitn.;•:•.'f'•;,;` i'...•.'::-V.,1.-,.';;`,
.) c.''. '',::,, I;!i' . : 4 -i - '";- PI tt% '.;;*oo4';',' ;i:,':'-4',3•"49."'..'
' ~..',„•-....%‘ %'.4 ,... .7 , ‘ , "'''''-• it 7 ,r - ..4,••• C i e4fPLl",;.•-. 4. , t'.'-i,'-'/. ''. ',- .:-: #1
.;',:. •:,- .. .--,..":;±., .i././.,_""n‘0g,,r,;‘,."0,- -,- -4. ''' . .. 7 -i'''';'li ''r. ~1
~u,.v ~ ir ,",: ‘ I ~.,,, ...‘t . „:,;; l =-_,..,..5. '1 , T."ttf`, , ;s,.t.: ..” . .,1
..,_.. ..•• • ..12..,,:s i.i,.,c4 ,- -1.,. -!.. .... ..,,..1 . ...,„, 4,,,,- - A-Tt 'S. ....:.- . •.. •
•i. Z 4 '.ni -i'' .'':.. , ;,,1e,''.1,.../ 1 ' .1.14N,4`..fr1ur-;1r. ii - e,.'i't ..:* 4 /..
•,.' ~,.%., ,• .'t• it,' 1 ) ,,A....!`. ‘-.. 1 . -1„:.4- ,r..!''.4.'„-''Att..,
1, .. ...4- *.-• it ","4,.,: 1 . . *.. 4 ~...X.4.-?? 4)1 el 41;4' 0 : 4.: • 4 '
•' 7 '-:''' :-. 1 5. --' 1
... ''' 4. * :- 4 1'.. "4, 4 ‘ ; ' ' ..‘; 4r ti ..‘ so :` " :" . : tk. -- - 4 4 .1' • ' ~;• 1 / 4 „ . ..; , ,` ..v,4 . .... , " ~ t "
..;,... 1 1.: '''•::::„-,t- ~, . .'i " i i ., 4 . ,..ii."i• s. . 4%i .r.,'!;'‘ 11 - ,. .,,
'.. ,-' ..*. ;-.• e 'L.-... rr 1.". 4 : 1 ...,--',.. c , i ll .4L.tt s•-•?; -sr •st 'At.' ~..,•:,;..7-$; .
1 - . • 0 . , •.,.. -I *..t„e'L e ".c" i 1,... t.'„,„' .... , 14'4.. -c•-.-P' 4 . 1 ' .+ '‘',‘' *. 'rat
,'s ' ''-'7 II:, °,,_.. ' . '4!„,:4".......'• 4: '''‘:,t,..l ,?...a,,, r.:7 , 0.0 - 01 . 4: 4 , :?.. ,": •4: 4' i." 1- ii%.:`
,i,.-47.-r,r4:).--4,44.,,,.,,,i,.4‘.,,t;•,-," r ~ -
. '7 . , s,.4.''' \' •t s • ?;1 ,S,;/11'1:./4... : ... 1 t '*' :.Sl-/•‘'.,/jls..';
r+,::.?' ' . 4 ' • '-‘l, .' 'ov' i.:s: Sillss* ,, ,/,' 7 *: * . s,:t. ~1.4. t -*--..,--; -' 4, / !;, -:.
:, •'" - -.4` '7,4,,')1.4 ~ 4 -0 .14 . - 4 .4 1 -0 11 4; 5z,..+ 4 ":7, •,,o,r 4 , -,1,
..„,„"'"•,, , i .
•,, , .-..0r. , ...0.,,r • „,, 1,;• , . • di,,,.-14 •+. *".4 , 1 :.-..,- 4 ' l4
~,,,.71,4,-1,1%aN`4,'1.1*41441*4•1114.!ei 4:1,k 4 %, : '- f...7' '', 1- •;',,.?'.
...„.. , 51" , .. : ;,7 4,.. 4t••4i , ..1,,,.., ~,,' i t'," •-' - P. , ' •••••• , e
' .....' P. * .c: •- - ri'. , ....,- , • 4,1,1 .4 • .4'4•. ,'":: r • ...*lii 1...• ~ I'. .' 'i• ,'••- it. c, 4
ss . 4 1, 4 , • Q s. L. _V.:.- •,,. /-, t' ',CV * , it , ~/r,••./. ...,„ 10
... ~, : s
~..2% ... 4 .41•.` '.' .L,.. f5 f.../ t/ r., , ' C5.,...i,' .". ••
-4, .....,.s.r.ii, 4 :l' ,N , ......1 -;.,.. 4'f ; o. . '" #- 1 0,.,,.. 17,....1. !::'
:P‘tii4l iir,t.'....'".141#1t;,-,•7-44.4 F'. ''t;-.'41) • ' , . 4 . t ' 4 .:" r - I'4 ',
.... .4 , ; ~,- ..„...:
~ . .1 - - ',g‘ II .t ,N T.!. i1 . '. 4- t: 4 . e i , , - - ti ° '' '%+ .1 '4•:,1••:• ..:' 1
tik 4 '4 , ',4 '' r 41'• . .fr 4 t t, t+i 4 n'' - 41•• +l,t.; f-',
.0. /.......,. 4 4'.N.-- 4 ..,. k1..,... , -a , y, OD , -. 4. ... J,}••• , .•
:.r_ e r O s ..' '41 1 % kis s ss e'' • • •,•lt . • .'S ' • 1. t' "N: .
i ... s ,. .. !,/
. e . 4 v , ., - ;p: , r ,- - :', •'t -1 1 - .,,,!'.it• .4 ~... •
4, a. 4 .,,'" k 4-4., tA.•''-.A.',.!,.....,Ztri,',,..°. r , '* -' ./ . . .:
k 1 .4 yr:"..n."' '"N" t r -- ;3‘ ..- ,"' -,,6,1 & ' .a.V - *-i-ti-,,..' , a, • r. „,--,! r;1,...P., . '
!Vct7'''-IV.t,t'i!**.A.,•!4---ix.,*".i..- -`,. . 4 .,, ...-
t , ' , ;; ,, +': , i,:eoe , " ) 0 4 , c 4" 4 ';''''t,
, ~11 '"''''-- c- .l: ri-- 1- ' 4,t'.0 i 1 ft 4., 4'4.' 4, , ..4 ' 2 -;•/,',, = ';'' ~' •
,' i ' ''' ''W'''''ll.';';‘ , i‘tt 4., 44 'N 1 '..J ;, ^'' 4 '-‘,`,: ...''' ••,•::; ".; 4- • • ,', ~
0•, - - -••4-..,• - ..-.4,+. '4, '..'',‘ .;4.::"..1 4, 4 t:,"' f! ' ,- Al'." "3 ' 4 •'''. '''
, -•;'• -- 11+. - • , '"',„:.....,,:`,"0 , ,, , , 0•• t.. 1 ••••t• I ..,.. t.„-,1,, . 4 , C ..---•.: tt. , ,i-- - : -. 1 -•,.,
"1n'''''5'"•;".,441ic;,,r,',;,•.2.V.4:4''.4‘1,ft`,..7...•'-•,;-.: '''.'`• 4.-..! +r - '',..ri''' •.'• .;" , '
.. 4, '4:•1' / '''f i ' .4l ;.3 + 4.4 ' , ,t 4 ''','" Z• 4- ' 7 . 4 •''.,'' ~ '! C . ..,''''‘ " ;' i t '-':, '3,
.. 2'- '' . •. 4l i" e •;-' ; IL - 1•Pt•,••'•it: "- .. 44 ,',' 4- •• -' +`,`..7",,`,.' '',:i.:'',.?!,,,i . -i
-, • t ... .'. ,-, .. - 4, 4 k. , ,..4..,5`k , ( ; ,', 4 . 1 / 4 , 4 ..t ,„."'". In •1',..- - 1' , l'''-'''...-- , :. '• ' '4. , i 4, '' l
~.% ";,''' , ;',+ii ,py t... t 5k ,„1 0...i.i. - .. 8,- .1.4 , 4;.,-......:‘,.. ,-, .1, ; .--•-.....
.g.t., *,-.; I'D'„,:'is'„:l•-, •, ,:.,...42,4,, ti . ,..0- ..' ,',-..,' ... ,-;.* A
..... i - 0,11...'i0i1 t .,. ' : ' l , ' 1.4'0 , ~rip 'tii.L.44-2,Pie-,41-'a.....'•-• !."-'' t.
l'7l:' s 'Aikte.ll. - 471.7-4.1.4. *LP . '7l- 3 ..k off' r.:! 4 , , , 5.f4 , iF1,74.' •- ; l`' -t-..:
, s .t.t.. 4 7 iit.•-•:' ':•iittltZt•4'. t0 k .L.u+4.4.1 ..-. Y'F.: 1,, ,11 , ';'..'
7.; k t4- .'"" ~A 4fl.t , cs t t.:. ;.''.4' ..4 , 1 - 40 ~+' t ."i !. , .I . '
'' ; '''' ) "ThA'' V4' f€P44 - t.
4 . t-k'T,....
10••... / 4 . -...- /,,,, ..,.•-, •/ - ti,"4 t , • ,1 A ~ ' 4
I , ,r- 1 - - ....:* i 4 44, ",,,,, 4 ., ..,....., t -..,,....‘ • -,, t ;+• 4 ....IL ~, -, 1 .,- „
.+,..41._".--;1_1•4,+,,,,, ~F•ti••,,.+ ',,,,,';'"•,:54.1.,,,..4.,+•, '.:-Z , . '",•+." • t• - "'„
t• r••• 11 4 , k,'',.„,` -r,.,„,,,,. :
_,..;-..-..,--- tr...,:', A` , . •• ,`,::. -4-- 4.•,......., -...,,,-.4
- ' - ': . '''''d '' - i., ,, •: 1 4 4 ' .a,l ... C,;::4 : . e,% 4 - 41- ..; '': ' -,,, 4 ‘..•'• sZ's.' . ..: s ' •
/t! 41,-..:,' ',,..,'" • , •"_.'.'i ~" -!- ' 4.:
~•' f..':.." . '„,,.... , . l'.-t. - ,: • - •i.'4. ,-'... t" , ..,.•..:: i''.. , .
•
r,
..,
„.„..,,,
~.,..:,..,........._.,,,,d 4 .. ~v ?.,...- , V,... z' -.
s ''', -' .•.
1.. "..1.,-P.it.,1,:-,•4..!;,.T.:..,
•-•;'''':....': .'. , P- - i ";,..;`,..:,,,,-..,. !: 7 4 . .. ;,..4. , .i , 74.7 . 4,.--z, ;
,•,„:„. 'i 1i... , te s , !;, - : •; ..,:' ::,,_ 1 .
ti 7' 4ol t.itl i t%'"',t'''.i. t .
Ity , -Ctki";'°' , .''..',;,'-',--.
3:: , : r TN
t4..,' 0r,.',.V.. 1 ,;„ AI. ~....._..,,j'1"15 4 - 4, ,,... , ...,
.. 1 :':. , .:' ' ....ti-'4l6:4?l(4'"''' 4 + k.& t .. 4i 4 ~.,'7 ' , itl..lS4;'.'' ;': '•
P;'; ';42.4,111,
.../le.D-1, ei„!!.,;.t.,,,i.,0-,,.‘.1-
'g'f' ,--,-, "' ... - - ; ,,- ,:tv- - ,.:4! , .' , '-' , ; , -- 1 / 4 -.,-.:- 1.,., ,-.- $ .1,,:
..,..-,,,- 4 ,
li*!:-, '. ''.`?' s . r,f;tic-'.•-!..:1-,:l),,ii!..! ,:.* t '''. t . r"
:7 7.. .i - 1 4 ; 4'4 tks',4.'-'--.,•-••i,..'7';'• '-';)'•+:%''' or- ,-• 1,...." - .'• , :%i•
r• 7•7••••• ' . 1-..,„4i ,: • V" - A.+li'••.', •.: - k-....i.:14-4+- 4''' '', ''. ..+;',
'4'l-.
4/.!,,,,q014,4-"ttAt`'-'.'''''4'-k'.-' ,' 'q , ': -,--;1'.11 t 0-'•'#'''V"'
+'l44;`ti: ' .kii i ,•;;,;ic t rz.;, " -- • ,-4-., '.. , , - "S;'!`-r•lt.'4: . •-4,
% ,,,, - , ;.pr,,,...i5.w..-,, ,4, ..'•.,,.,' 4. 4 6'14 ...;,,:..f.!-'.
...,5 ,, ....,...:-, ,i , ,a.1.. .1-1..,...e.47) r , ..,
it .!z.''si•-• -- ' ,l- 4."-1 - ..,1 , - ; ,.: .;,-. f t, ~ , ! ~; s-5...
,* , .-....%44,..*,iii,igi5t,i5t".
;:i r.,.. 4..„.4 7' , ..., ..• I',
~. ;;.}, : i,,,„,.'1,7*- Ts. :' '•.', 4 -..
41444 1.4.0,0- * ,4 . ,, t.pit - ,' ,,, ..i . i , i it 4" ;,-.•*. -4;•#.??,,, ..:':,: l °r , ,,v= - ._.4 4 -1. ,
4, 4 . •.- 4. 'f','l4',lPt.• 'V.",t 1'44 ' , : ) ; -1 / 4 .‘il'ikt7:l l ' . :{l'.l, , ' , -s!`
4gy, :.-It4-4•..t,'1..,1-i•-,t . ,.':,'.4 : .' • ,4 ft1 . '-: . -0.. „., ... ,
. •cA:.,.,;11,7.4 ~„t:.:. 4:'.t--.
A . ..t •.- .. ~ ,.4.t. ' • i , ` ' k ;4.r: -- t4.' , '' , . , .t.',. --,, m*: - 1 - ,'„,. ; ....:‘ 1 e. i „ .-",-.•
4 4 1.-„,....l . 'T•d'ilit.i .r..„..,.. , t krt.tt , .... , ,1 , :f.Z. 5 e.•,er e...'...:... , .„.,t, f t,.r. , i 4-, i
raa' l'4Kwik.:i• ' .. 1 4 .1. 4,, t'r - "in.V% , ,.,,.; ~,,.
r.„..t- ft ,.. 5 4-
_......„- u.., "#•.;..•_1-. " 4 1.i. - .....;.i.-•%...- ; • ..:.: : 1 . • '!-,
l. 't",:!"4&,stiifytti:;ll;ii`.'7ol.,::'.4', i1;..,:i5iA''.4,:i,.%!.',1.;;..!,1:1-
k.. a 7 4‘:::k)* 1 t'2"44N`- ''...,'.1.,.:"'„.i.:•i,:i.'::.r'.......,;14.,..,
144 ""
-a
- t l4l' '' . '‘`:rn_ a % 4 ',.* ,l ''4:
-141 tr ; ---- • )t,. , .. -„ .7... -- 1, ,,, ...i:..t..V. L . , ; •. ..,-':':'..- ! 4 . - :. - .i-- . -. , ',41. 1
.i1.,,t
. -- ' ,-I '.:-'•-...
'• , ; t i .s. '`.:".«..' --- 41 , ,-,'2:..4,, ~154" ~",..,,,,,,q114,..;:i.0-1,;, i-t,...',., ~.4i-i,:i.]
!'..,..*-.q.0.1."..,.......::!,1- ~t, wir.)-:w, ~,,,.. .p.', "it • :' - ' ,
%.1.4:,i-:,' av4i.i..e-,,1:,-...,* .
~1L,',1-..'",-.,•9.,.
.'.....z.-4..t.R..;:r. . ',- elltlic"r,,i..---;:•.,:- t.,..,i. 5. ,,, CA - 4. 1 1 ., -
. ,
.0 - - -,
-', l'-'1• It- -.. ' . ..,t - - , - .. 4 -•%''' ' ' Atf. ?.41 il-4-1o.,"-4,411':'
%.'t:.,•':-'4,,r-t••ri• , '11. , .4% , •-q . -• o f *Air
#ll-.4.t.p...h.,;t ~..,,
'«'' 11.... `. .... i- 4'4^.7:1,1,0.44.44,e,-,.
~. /
..,.i.....,.; - • -. .:„.-q..... ~...---- ~,,,s . : I,F.Ak, . ..* ..
_,4t wk„,...,..,i. ztki .. .4
i.,,t;. • : * i. " - ;''' 64 `'''''''''lel , ! - ''''' - -- • ' r . . ''Artf;#l;' ;''' i : .4.:
';l.‘"l'',l
,0 4 e
/'•;',7/.'•'.4"..., s r ."" 5 T!''....., ~,,,' 5.,3.1 /:....,,,7: ..,,e.t. s . -4.4. ~.4,eit.t..il!!-5f,..?..,:.1,',..:,,,,5,..0-,•'',/,'...
' '''''''' '. • - ' 2"/•4 " ,:.....14.4 ''/' ,:. /li , /e - .Z ; : i• `' . _O f •lfift - TZ.r.',,, / ••',.. :: • ; .• '' ^,•! 4, i _t . ..:, c 4;
-.:1,:c ''."-'...H.- 7,;liirg-'445141 '-'•t;'-:-' A. .. -. t . . - -'47l' `/ ISti , s .' •4t' . 'S.;=:4' '',... . 4 '
4•*',4',.'•:-.i.', : . !' - ‘`''' 4- :',; . ,44',/e. - i 77 6 11 ' 1 ''%;. • , t4i,, 1 1,04P-4-, .t ~',.. 4. , .; :„ ',.5. ';
4 1,i,:- ..' :.4 • ; :: :4 '..:2 4 .:" : 47. 4 .,-;.o';' < w e . • ...- . :) 4 41'.4 iit?o:'l' ''':'Z-f:."'•....;,
'-,--i.,fr!,.:," '÷i';-..* 4„,irfr!„'.'"!:.l.-,.,
~..1 „
f.,..41'4 , .51.1..,i-4, ,liLit;%; .41,414'pr:,,1-?-:;;: 0s:,
,'•"'-'s•,fl;;ll,4lrtl4llo,4l&Ni;',.d%f;ssfAtli.i4.4, ~'; 2..: 4 ' -•.
't:,"';;i;#7,`,i.:, ~ ; ; ;;„ I t' l t..ke ~..., ..„.., , , v 4...7. . ..,,,,, , ~.., .-..,-- , ,--
~.4.f.c.4,..vk 1ci.k4),:..a1t-r.r..11,40,1 % , • , ..0! . . , .. t • , .,-i
ii t io,. l i 41;6.:,...„44: .&. 2 •t. , ..„'', - -,4,1 et:. -, •:.."4.: %•:. F - 'l , "
11l 't..,l;.;uc a,k,dill- '`,411.!4•;*f'!::'*.t.4711,.:,j,!
•4...,-,-5...t-sP.4I-t.u,',-;:-.•'t-,;': .. „4- ' , 4! ! '5 4 .4,.... .1: e.+-.. ' , • '! :' ;: : ' -
' : " , *•'"t - a. T ''''r . ''. ', ...1-.1'...'..1.' 1 ,.. 47 i . ,- : . ,.,,, , .,. , .-....-..' .1 . 1-• . -*..tl' ' . ..t -.-- •
N.,. .: • •;. , V4..: - '4.2... , •:-. ,: •. ,, 1 .74.: '1
~: ..;- , ..., . ;*..)11 5 -4 . il. ",:.',..-.--',.-...,;:--,-..fi...i.',-.; ..:-:: - ...ii-,•4 "!'4 : :t :- '.
4 -.1 • ; •;• r .,,, 0 - .!••• ;• - e ''.-.<;.' = .k .t
."' ':• '.: ••• ' , t ~; ,I,
u.'.. .11 - + "•-• • •• 7 4','••+ --"! • • , ;:.:.•-•-..-.s-, •t-!.. , . ; -1- ~ + ' ,"... ".. , •-'
•,•,,t '•:,,T 0, ; .1 .P , •:' , * , +.-.. :-•.::. "t'.•,:".",+•+'-'"•- 1" . • - .: - '''
, •. - -.:.4..x t -0-,s,z-.'''...+N-44..?,.+.'•":•..; ,•';''-',- •',,,.." ~,. A ~,,' 4 , ..:,
•: - 4t* ' ?"` ..q'-i '-,; S 44i?k •; 44 #.3:- ' -- - , .74....4,:_•,,4'" ':••!'.;' 4'. '';''' 4 s',, • ‘". 4. • : r - ' .•4'
‘`':-4‘.'''c; f'.tV4'..;AN..44:'d
. u-'•'''''f!4'..;4.4,41,,'•-1e,,.•7:-:-r,..4]*.gr,.:i.1..•!:‘,'..,' 1.;-i, i " .'4` ..1 - g,,. - "i '.
117 . , 4 ,.-1.- if 6 - t ., ' 4 '''':.'4 7i'l:''.:''4t44 i''''f!''''l, '''' `.
F.,•-•.' :-
~4,,..f.:...A,1,-,,a.,1.1-.i',,,',, ~....-F-::::.,74,1•4 ..r-,,..;,., ..:,
' 1" 144'
6•`;',VT 1 . 1.t ' 5...!.. - : . .t. - t: 42 '' ~ i . " -,* N. :,
'-.. v ;I' :k...,'' . .,:1't'..: . • '' ; 1C.,..,.1.. 5 , ,, , .••;,...1 .4 '.‘••,k, :2 , s•V.Ot !.'.;'.; • ''.•.-. '..
:•.'''..::,''Sl If`''' ; '' ?, '4, ~.'l - ,
~.;.:
,L...:,:i.,,..4.;.1.,-- r :;•!,1..4,1 4' t : , ,.7",.': , '-i: ,,
~...",';,',..., , r,:,4 , . 1 ! , .4.. :,.• ,'.'4,';
, ..'..,.. ' ~...;,.
- :4 s
.i,. ,
...,.7,..‘ , ,:' % . ~- i,.. ,:a so.or
.i. ~.....!..z.:;„.4,-1.Ic" i s i. .1
'., '? .
..,,..,:,,,- .9 r .!: A ',
..•,,..,.., ~...,.
~....:4-...;' ~. *- ,. .-..•., . ...4, . - 6 .:;- - 1,...i.:•.-3 - . ; .'., *.'.%.....;....,• ,- %.,.!... , 44 4 ._.'':•''. 4
' - - 'l' ".''';';': ''`. '.'" Yi'i- 'ii::•*;-'• ''''''‘V'''.', 4 4.j.' '" 4 * 41,-'4,*'";„;.V.,':
: ',,'"';', ''',.:'•4•';'--44.‘
.4'i"' 5•4? - ,4 - ‘44;t=? - 4: : - 4- * '' r ' I ''',.._
~,e,74.11 2' i*4
•-
.',; . , ' ~.' ," -.': , •,. e+
~..,„ )
~.0 1 .0 : - .._,,,,Dr....„.. ...,.....,..N„
" , "'' ' F'' ', *'.`i4!t".' ' 'kl,-, V 1. , , -"1•%-'.....: ' ..1 .., .: ", ,'?. • p:' ",
. ''.
~. -.- ',.., I'4 b ..,...Kle- f0k.4.: 4. 5i1,, 41 r, t ~,'../ I :! ''..' ,',..• . 7 ;••
. ...".. ' : 4. -•"!, ' •'" ..7"/ '''..14.•-1i•,;., 'V- :71.1,../:,,,'':.:',:-,'...‘";{'...: 'l: '''''': t:'
- ..'• :.''',, ';; / '%l '. 1 ..c 441... ' .: .1* - '.1.C1.•:,.4. :1--,4',t... 1'1 . .,' , •.1. ' 2 ' ;, ',.. 1 17 4 ~..'
' . .. • ',• ' 1 .... , • /• ' ''.'..• l'' '''/.,. 'f..i'l' 17..•!1'. •5 , .. , •'• .
~., '' . l .. .1-''''i'.4l.l- !! ;' , '' ., tt...l%•':•'.. l "i'''';' '•'• -' '--
J . '''''.'‘''l3.,•,- ; iV:', - -t ;""', l .N. i i,, r ., •,, ; ~ . t,„ ;•••,,,.,:-
~.•
•:.-% '.:1,4 4,?-,-. - ,„ ,14 4,.i. 4 ie1'''':" 4• ‘ .. .t:'44'' ,, -. '- -. -
'' ' 4,'' • ' 4,:.-.41.•-44•Vi', 4, :• . : 44-• ' - 4.: , :: , .,;:`/' / ' . •'.. ..: _ '': ' •
•• 7:IN tii'e' le( 'i''i '. /,/'•••.1,.,...7 : i: :-'.... F. , ...7.:',, i •e, 1.,,,:,•- ~ 1...
~',:, 1',..;•',:':.,..Y5. , ;,:"4. / . ......' . 4, ..,,
,s''' . •;',' . '
~ : : : z, : -'••! " , z. '': - ="..;','
• ... - -. . c , r-,41,,/.:: 44 /,.,.:7 -r. I
.. , / ,4
.•...,, v.c , , . . 4 .
~ ,
:T ''''.::. ' 'f..... 5e . : ' , k '‘';', ......'‘.-4'', ''','
~ - t - , V! . t, ;.,'. ' :
,1 1- i• 4 1 : : t : ''' t . . ;.. "'4 4 '" f, ' 1 . * 4 .4 - ' -
'
..•':'.;:t ,:-.. ‘ ,.. ..'::/ , ;C';'‘.., VS' .. 4.4-1:7' ; -•:II, ?_':'' ,'s i .
. , -!,,'',',!.;.-.75.3 :''...tc),i:V.,W;;•
,'''. • ;. ''''' '
-;,-, '; i 7.ti' 1.: :-.;,'lft'4_ .....-',., Ts./• j ; 1:•,:',,,• g/ ' IS, ;
~!•;'..,. •-, - • e..: ‘!' C . , c ~...
-• '''' ,' r -tl i..1 - ' - -;:j '1 y, 4..C%;..'.,
....--..t.;',,,...-„,..., , 5."..•,,,,.. ; :,,, ,; .1 : 1 ... . 4 C.,.ti.,.4
‘ .4:.'...'' Z;4 ": 47. 74:J't P.G.4' -N2l'.:!':. 4 ' ::, . : v
. r. '
.....,.'..; I!i';'...Tirt.l4'l:ll;:l;!. !'.i..}:j',
I ~, .'' ':....". '' '"! 44 !ititt 1, --
I
-.;,;,•;-7t '1. 1 "• - '"'+ , ••'' , ..2,11 4 :, t, '-. •
~ ...„..,,,..4;,..7. 4 ...., ;:. ;,.4,.,it,. ht ti,',!'....i.t.'",..4.:,;-•:„,7,,4.4L''',::',,
!-;..,- i' .• -... •:. " . ',.
-4.., 5 , '' , ....., 4 .0,,,%4 4 1,4 1 ,.. i t 4;1 , , 41. ,..,..... ,I , ~ t . 4 . ~ , .. 4.
4 ....., I' . :; 4. :T.*r:•• ' I.%:''' ‘ 1 '4 - 7 4 .6 f , " - 4 -6 :-'4'ic ,ll .: - - k . .* ',,' '„
..,t ''''.-.;.',..!..1.,'.7.:'.1i.4-,k, 4,100,144,,c1,4404'
t ... - 1 - .1.• ' 4 10. ' 44.,....,.:14P".,Awit14,14" tril.# . - ..i .• ;....:',.•.:'; .' ': '7
,
,1` ~ i . . 7 ''' ''• . '
: ....:',".:. .4•,... , . .- ' .-- 4
„ ; ,.. , 4- : ,,,, , , ~N
~r• , ~,,,, , ,
• -41 . . r• , i'.-.t•- , .', , . - .!.! .41.....-4.i•.,.. , .. , -. 1 ;,,, ~ :' - • ,-.- .: .
:„ s 'de „. .2.2 '',':2',,..T
_.,. P ., ; ,- :; ,
..,:: -4,- _ 4 .....;!--,.. : 4 :::.• ,4,"!' .- - , .:•-- '.
i. ; ''. -::.• 4'" '4.4'4,, •i'; i 4 " :l-4, "•; 447 ^ Z-... "'''..;`,...)";:i',..4:-... - , :i...:' ',7 , ,4;1,,--• , '; ',.. '.; -,...
,"'era;•'.t,i'4.44 •: ••
;,,„,„ :;..., il
4 t i. ; ;-54,-, , e ,4 ,1 4.., , ,t,;. ; ,- .; .10 :,..--;414- 7 :-Z '•
....-!, :g t
4 :,..• •••,:. -..,
=,,...n.i:.:,--..i ' .;"::- • •
: ,-.. -',„ • '-., , ~. 4 , 1 - .7‘.1 , - - - - --- nk , ;',11,,,.:4.,,-4 A.
,t:. i ':,' "I !.: 1 ...'-.. ..; r , :' , '''
... I ' . '4;;i- ''; '1 - ; V 4 ,''* , - . ..-: .:,.{..
4'
.., ..,.,..: 4 ,..- ..,
. ---- ''' ---- ,',: . 4.'.. , ;,"1 -*":"" ,?-".'i:.-'1.44-'igY"=7:;-q7;!:•:,-‘5,.",.;4-i 5':•1 '
''
''
: i
::-.. ; i.,.. - ...." -,,fi.,":4;:e4 t i ;1 • ii..... , ' . ' .. -ii . -. .:; -; ' -. ,•.. - -•-...
~..., -,,, 4
v.t ‘,c. q.-,,, '.;,....‘.•1i'.0,. f-'-. . 1- ; --, ' : ' , " - .?.: , ...:-.l ). '.,,, t.-
1. --,' 1.4 - ; , , ,, - - 4 -. , ?4 , ":".44,' - 0.e.•, 4 14. , 4, ,. ..7,-", , L0...N... ,,, ,„,- , , •,, -,,,
4t 7„
-; „:„,,:-• ;• -9%. '...•• , ....., , +.q.".1.,,, .-,,,,,-,
~,,,.. ~.., : . 1. ,
~,,,'.,'• ,f."'.l, ~;%,,.'..-...'.-''...4,.',
,14.. , ' - ' 4% .-;,.;‘..:/...,..,f.4:.--'tre1',',:.,,,:.,...-,4P.;44',1', :,- ,*:
- 04 ' - : : :: -4 ' , 7;!":'''.','• :;,,-'• 1 ',4 , 4 ,. .; ; ;4,,..4,4:: - .4 .:4:_
.... .. ,!. t ; ', -., 4.
'':' '''4l,;*•;;!'44 41';,;:-1,;''.4''''i'NFrek..-4 , t4' . .t.'„4-ii,, , i;4.: C 4; , - ,,t .4: .- - ,, . 4
-4 `' , 1,,; , r.,..!" 4 ,-, : 4 :4; ~,,,..-. , - , ..0.44. „..,.1.,,, ~, .„-,, :. 4
,-•Zr,' . ..":','-' "I's 4•:,-"41:;i44.-•1i-:-:,;',141!4:4:p:s4-1: :4 -. 4 .. , 41 . ‘. ,
''..4'l."' ;?*,c.'W''',P.r..14.,,f,i,ii.4411`1"4',..5,,-;k.k..0-
~.!!"'; N t,.- ' . l: /..--....k. -.' ';51.3.,,1,,, ; ,. / . Nl,t.'-'‘f . ..,..t , '!.;.,.'', '/L' 4- ••'s .%•,.. •,,.
. s. , '
''. N.1.; - . 1 ,.' P.N.'''. ' ! ' ...t ir' t0114, ..4. 1, 44...,4 1 ./."..iietil-F.- c ki/.--"...4L . •s c s'.. 4. i
~,
... 0 , .. , .
4.. .. --z-t4 ..kif - V.:..i.;'':c,..- i
+ -...,","-4,-,:+0...;c5...,4t„:,.4..7.4;a4,..,,i_Rf.‘,„'7...',.'„' ..',..!..-....t. ~,-,.
'.;kr - , 4- *,:-Ift. i:r.,, P1i4...: ti 1 1 A•J` ' .!. '' '...*•-•
ill., 0 ...,"1•1+',..k.,,V.--.'j4,4-t ,434ct;*i-l'!'';'"Z.t".,
•4'-,:•.+•,,:t.- %.,I.,t,;•i'',!.‘te."•!;'•,Tr'.-4,10.474,1?5"-o i''. 4 .,4',., 'S A; ".', ",,•%, . 1 .,...'"y.,
i' 4.r..i.:,:..V4- i t' 0.P ... ,--41, etq.„..."0.1.4 , ,,-' , %.,ti.„'fi i .E. : ,' / P..:.: ~,,-,,,` 1 ;;?....
' 4-- -'t- ,
..,c 4.Z4-1.11,' ot,f ' 74 :. 1.4 '.. 7 4-k_' -7 ..;1k7, - ”":" .,- " , ''.1.. : .,. „ ".,. .
; , 4, , ~,,:4•,i s'=' ,.,, 47,' ! liiii:sli ; .q :lft 7 ~„:. -1 ..,, . --., •,... •..,..i,41-..:t..,•,..itip,540:t.1-1,4t...-:,' m,---'fk.4.4.1.
ii6,lrl4,;%ll'l','DOZT-',,e'•••t,14443"...3%.0ee r .",- -...' • ,-,: -:-
'''''''' ~,I,i : fli ,--74 .t;ik' i-4-4,i,'''x'*--4',.• c a s :i• - .`' 4% . ...:,.. i. - :%; ~.' -,:.
! - :,,;1 . . t:,,,,r,01, 4 %.;..41.;.„ 4 ' 1 4- 2 ..4i•l'VV'7.44:4"L'l'l I V "? fr t cf. * s.'' , ‘"'
.ii.,.,. , ga4,44,71,,,,e4.1,01,-.tet.l.*to,r_ '(! t,L,`,,,,i...,‘,tz ",' '.- •.-V N'.
~ 4* ,4 , 4 : *, .4' ,% : , _, 4 ,47f..* 1 ;
f'Vti.,24. r,„51 i 7. 11 ,,51 1 t4. ; ., - tf , ,*.•••••,. .ki ,i ,
L''''iie , ts 44-4 k .." ..w : 1 4 4.11 --4.44't0 /44 1a ~,f Ai. • 0 4 1- - v •''' i• '' •A' ':. '' :
. 4 .4 . 4
''•:4g;lt-''l/4;%'•-,..3..',.tc,'*V4".:,4,---ru,......--" --.„4-.%e)*4fil..- ':,';';'.:'..•-i'•,'-,'
t..,-A-44,!",,.:A...f.,:itttm44-4tZ, t•,,-,e,,,;:F...,Aitt,,,,-4,--.......,,t,.0._,-1-
-.4.;.,,i,.:- ~,,,,w-;•..,,-.11-44,,,,,,,.-4.0 *,(4 , ..,.., 44 , 47. , ~. ~,,,,,, 41: 1 .;'" 4:-;e:5';; ; ."'.4e.. 2 . ,
I,4l'`'Y .e 4 ~-."titi:;
* ... t it: . l / 4 •\ T 4 §1 .- V , ' vio..g'`g,„ -1,0:44e-k,•4*..1
' 4- 4'v1i.1..Vi:10., -/ , t
''' . ... -17 . 1r - 4 t.'''' , tor,'''l.o
1104.: 3'.."-f-tpe:
: i '-, 4e 4 '.• IF , , --,. 111 - • --q• s ••••".: .iffr '464".'" Is, •
- 4 . /.4" .''o.o" 14"ZI-i...s,07'.,,
4 r
;1-I,lli§,.e.Ofti,l:,ll,l,;;;;ltilzitinvl'44,l?, t
\--
''''' 4' iittva , litV'ia ' 4 • %Mt . ' -- -'4
. 4 fted:•°' , oh'.4 ti.- ' 'l` ...4
4 1--lf,i'l
r 0 41: A1`gi.111):;,4515141.,: At : ‘
ii; -
, -e4. 1 fix. i l 4 )
~.
v •-'irite),...4 ''.*; ...x..,101,t . .
...A....„,. .0;1-
, . A
- " . ...5. ,* - .t . ...r.„. ' ~,.' g -,,, 0 r '.4. - ..- avh.'''',:p4. 0 ,,, ,,, 2 ?".,.• . , * # •4 l 4i
t re.
.. -4 , 11.1t•1't •••
• •••° , 41141,4,,-• -='" It-..,..44.4.•
'•-• ' at i rN,.- --" -,..• - - .5,;-• `l, , .' , ..!•L ..i "i • ••".:4_,..
~pg.i. , t e.• . iclot,-*".• i.,;•, 0t.,, ..4 , :. , , ,, 4 - ' 0 r' ' , it .- ....-.4 r. , ...- i •
4 ~,
.4.,.4. ;PI ~, ,c o , --••""", .7 : .+' --- '=" •
-....y,%.,..,•,i,..z..*, Jo, 1,-.:,...1%.,,4,x,,,,r,,,t 5fiq4.,",,,tiN.,,47,.t.....:"+"•-•, hi -....., - , ",, ,,, ~ --•'• 1 ' '',,,,-,,••,•,2-
,`"..p,...,, 1 , .
,T
~, , -,, , , , 1....,-4 .4.. .tiz .
-4-.#1iY,L1.1't074,.,,5.;177' '''' -6,9' .. -1 " -, " ",..- #` '',l ' , .'. ' 1
''77" - 4 . , .. . A 4l o ' ' -' 4,1;; , -. ' C PSI ::;.-'.T.Zr-soi' ik,‘,...1t,/,,t ',-:"'',. . 4 , l' '3''', i !' ~ 5:.55•..117tt.•'1,-/:
;,..• - .!%• ,
~..., 4:y...:yt..,4 ~.,, # f..t.,,:ii113,; ~.,,,k.,.-z, 1.:•.....11 .-.1,--;-r.„
.1...•;-„:,......,.4„;;•.,,
mio
" • '•
• ••••• r•. , '".'A 10:-.4 - L I tt .4. 1111, 1t...'-..'''' ''-' p.'"'•• 'z'''' '',,.• ; ••• .ct. - 1% ,, N'''' - '-'"; '.., ls* - /-
' . s7‘h . . ''''' s. k t , ,65.1114M"' V ' li . ‘ ' l / 4 ,. r '4 1 . 1 i • e• . *' 4 ''''''•:' - ':" ''' r . .44'••• " 1 i.5 1. . ,- ..• , ',; , 1
''♦ --- - ' ---- r..4 .-, '1. - -cp ,, r- , -,;;,,...--. 4 . 4 , •, , ,: 4, ...-- t ~.- e t,',4 'S ' '' '.. :47 ; ', l - .'-,,, i,•,."..; 4:: i' ,x4;#'s. -
..,
..... , 14, - A1.,,e'.,... - -. ',+,,,,..,"\.,,,{; ~,•),rN., ',Ff i...,",,,,,, ~,...., .z. ~ ',. - 1. 44 , , S
' yzvi-,...,trtif5...*70-:;,,,;;1i,..-‘i.!L .'t -, `!'..! 4 .,t , '.''',.... , ' ';. •
. 4 . ." 4 ' 4 '•'' ,',- -, , ' :'• ''' r• , -, • - 1 , : . --", : "
• ',"Y-.4, ',..72.,'',:k,:;!N-41.7%,1'7,n"'4,.ti)„ ;,'',
,1..,..4;:1-:`,:4t `„: '::::`, t.."' •-: ', , :' . :;• . ..,.. ,- .,-,..V"-: - t,-, - •
z4 - "r •ir'Zile,;;:, 9...,z4f•1 i , -.T I 4; ~ .:...,,,..,- . 7 7 . .. .,1,.., ; ,-...,.,:.•• , -'-.: ~,.: .':::::,,,....N.:*:-'
4Efi11.,:,,e,,!,8,".:;.:''7,'i1-Zl.:`',.';':-'+'. Y-:' ''''2•••';',-.r.'-''.. : 4. ::,'"i-"'e,'' 4,: r''
....23447,e4-.1.,, ,.. 5w , : . ;, ,t. ., ,,, ,-',. t-..! '!.',',fi:r4.:'-4.,-;:.`'..-:,-4-r,•-..:-,-%'.', - . ',.
~..-. f':--t;t'.7.',::t.:,,-'• '.,,,.
144+ --k1i V '.2 cr. , i ' 1 , 1..1. , ~... -•:„. , , i .. - 4 . 413, *: 2 .. ,- ~ •.--.„ 4 . :
'":. :"..' `-': .•-''...:: ;if ', ..
14,1114;et../.4171-44.„4.:-.4 " i l r lh f* .'• •" 4 :4:;•;' ,4 ' •:': f•..:7:- ,
..T. 4. 4":- . -:.:
,--,,.',4,%.
444-.'FiA,4r,. -...., „
.., ~.%,'„:„.., ;,' :`:',. : ~ . . - -
d .e."1 7- .; , '.'': - ' ,- - ,,,, n--.•-,7%,.: -.... ;.....:-..'• -: r. -'-
'.: ~ ,' '', l
i h.A.:.'i7.",.,4;4.4-,.:...?i`:'.;• -••••=1 , - , - . . , '.- ' - --.- .'
del
i..' , ;.'Ld 4V.4 , - ~:v:.: :. .'''- . • - . ..r. ---
~.. •
, • Az - !- -- tv - 4,14 , ... - :-..,-; ' - --,..% : _'. . --'
'2 ic, i 5 .:4 7 . 7 .tt'j ,, , , ;•-, - - '--:- ' - ' :* .'" -
- - "t-,,.. 4- -, ,,,;!•. 1 " . '",;?...-; , ..;•:: :T.' '.- -•' ,- .
4 ‘ „ 1,.,.
T .,,,
•,,
..,:wurt."-",...,:! : -„...,,_ •
' ."'-,i,-c."-;.:,Z,T,',4%[Z"',..t,t-,'
"hoi+,.l - v.: , !',. - ',1.i.•,',:•,t.:...,' '.•,,,;,-.".",.."-• ..'",,'..,'„,..,,-.;-..".."...,:„.:""-,•',„..,
~,,,
14-i . 4'4 ' ',"4":"..,';''',.'''''-'l.,:j„C‘,.':: '''',,,..'"..-..` ' .I . r• - ' ;''':':/::;,,,,tir4 ..:'''' 4. ''.. -
,: ' * • .. / .'44l46^.4 i'VP: l,l :';' : '`'n'' . - - ':i K;'''''•' ; ' -4 -'l'il . e'''. ''''',',.,;',.''',.,,,':- '•e!1,7,..,:'' '''.' ..'_- ,
' '7 " . ' :-.7. '• .:147 ; 2 7 : :*,:•'1' . rj . ,,.'?''' ''' :-14.- •,.•'''Csr'll . '::- . . - :'' . , 7 ig'' ' ,':-_- ,':".% c .' '., ..." .' .
4::';,.:',.•^---....:",r4'. :''4:'? 0.4 . 4, ;
~..,•-•!..:44,X,...,
~:.!...,-.,, -,4,-;;;;-'...7441:::"0.:---;--'„ •,:-,.-.,.:'•,'".S -0 ' ' ...' „ '::•t . .,! . r4c,.. : 7:f",'•,:, .: 4 : '--'''''--4 . 1
. ..„.-4,;'-5. ' ''' .4 r..'''•:- : ' ; •' . .- . ' . " -•;- '';':--. 4',.': ':'''','-':',.7 -"-44'''':4,-.:,'
, _
s' wrty 4c?;`: . ''- 1.. • , ,
MEM
EMEM
Ig=ii
tdA Rt. IMWt%
WEDNESDAY MOANING, DECPIBEIt 92, 1847
cr:r E. W. CARR, United States , Newspaper
Agency, Sun Buildings. N. Ei corner of Third and
Dock, and 440 N. fourth street—is our only au
thorised Agent in Philadelphia.,
Demoratie 0011114r0111Tellti011,
- .
The Demoirats - are hereby- tequested to =sem-
Lie io their respective districts, in primary meet
ing, on Saturday, the Bth of Jannary,-1848, and
appoint delegates •to a County Convention to be
held at the Colin 'House, in Pittsburgh, on the'
Wedneiday following, for the purfose of choosing
delegates to the State. Convention. •
Io tilt. country districts, the time of meeting
witt.be between the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock, P.
'M.; and—in the.eities of Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
between the hours of 7 and Al o'clock, P.
By 'order of the Commit!ee of Correspondence
CHARLES SEALER, Chairman:
A:6l'cm VizLoc, Secretary.
If we are not ported up in all the Railroad move;
rnents of our city, our readers we hope gilt be
lenient, and
4 ot ascribe the oversight to negligence
in attending to our duties as public journalists,
The: fact is,l we have siiiirtle faith in tlie move
,
ria.nritX of-our wealthy citizens, in regard- to Rail.
roads, Ant, like the, impolitic Mr. Burchell, in
the •Vicar of Wakefield, we are disposed to exclaim
whenever we see the call of a R a ilroad
dteeting; iiienever se attend such a meeting; or
'-vihenever we read the unanimously adopted reso.
lotions, Which inTariably finish the movement—
The Connellsville Railroad charter, which cost
T'ittibtirgh so much money and diplomacy ;-incl
over Whfch there' once was such au effervescence
of publirjoy l 7 was recently considered of as little
value as a continental shinplaster, by nearly all
the largestockholders ; Intl with great unanimity
they resolved to tut the acquaintance of Baltimore'
nnd to heat President Ikl'i..ane by running away
Horn him. This unanimity was only with the
lire* and Wealthy stockholders. The democracy
of numbers, the ; small shareholders, with: 'Hajar
Latimer at theirliead. are courageously battling
;for the retention of the charter; declaring that it
xili r one day, be of inctdculable value to Pitts.
burgh; Ad they seem ftilly impressed with the
kelitt,' that posterity will' bless them for what
some people consider their dogged obstinacy, and
their high-hatded, illegal, ; unwarrantable, impos
ture. The old Board, with Col, Robinson at its
head, look on the .blejor7sl3onni as a mere cabal;
ankonthe other hard, the'•Lsrimer Board" hold
the'old Boan:i as enemies to the• true interests of
Pittsburgh. !The Lorimer Board are not only
I' active in iolieiting pUblic favor; but to show their
eariscshiesi and deteiminaiion, have gone to work
'andsurie.yedaeveral miles of the road, and will
shiirtly have Men laying the rails upon it. Be.
_ tween :the two Boards, !simple minded people
hardly kiwi. what to think. Tben, again, there is
tiu'Allegheoy*m . nent,;to obtain a subscription
of .11 million elfdollais the county, to the Penn.
I Bylcania Railroad. ThiClArzoverrient is truly an
important one; and u hen thepeople of the county
lift called together by the Commissioners, Col.
.Rohinsort wilt, have, of course, well digested and
eloquent resolutions to present to the farriers for
their. approval. Whether Ithey will he adopted . nr,
ant; time will determine. :The Massillon Conceit.
tiorrrnovemint, which' is the last we have heard
of,We have much confidence in; for ace know
whatever the people, of Ohio undertake the sue.
reed with. We talk; they act. We-have capital
. with'little enterprise; they have enterprise and
,• . sagacity, ;—they plan withlwisdorn, and carry out
their undertakings * with remarkable vigor and
success. We have thus, We hope, posted up the
Railroad movements.
Commerce of Saildnoky City.
We have been favored.l i v our friend, Col. PAT.
reason, the Collector of ;the port of Sandusky
City. Ohio, with a statement of the shipments and
receipts at that port, during the:year ending on
else 30th of September. 1647 ; from which it ap
pears that the whole amount of merchandise sent
from that place, by steamboats and other vessels,
has been of the value of $3;438,540; and that
the value of goods received thete has been r e
147,261. The value of the new shipping there,
'during the time mentioned, has been $106,416.
A comparison of the repOrt fur the last, over
that of the former year, shows that the increased
exportation Of wheat alone has' amounted to near
ly 1,000,000 bushels. The great amount of
ports over exports is owing to the large amount of
produce sent away by other channels, chile the
imports are mainly received through Sandusky
city. The increase of railroad cotnmunication,
and other facilities, will no , doubt greatly aid in
making that a very eligible and extensive place
of business:
=EI
Almost every paper,we receive from the . West,
jinn some account of the disastrous effects of
• tbt late rise. Mille Western, rivers. The destruc
_Sion of property has undoubtedly been 'immense.
The Muskingum river- i■ said to have risen to
a greater height than for upNards of 30 years
. put. Zanesville has been ,inundated, much pro.
perty swept away; and much other injury done.
Almost every town on the Ohio river -has been
submerged, and the Eincinnati paters mention
that a number of houses had passed that city,
upon some of which persons were seen calling
for help from those on shore. The business of
the city has -been almost entirely suspended; and
the attention of all turned to providing for those
! who have-been obliged to leave their houses. The
Court. House, Churches, Engine Houses, and all
other buildings that could . be _used, have been
thrown open to receive the unfortunate.
At Louisville, and the other cities below Cin
cinnati, a similar, though ;not equal, degree of
suffering has been induced. Hundreds of femi
liaswere obliged to leave their bathes.
In Indiana, the National Road, in the vicinity
o( the White Water river, is said to be've r y
eFtsnsively injured. Ten thousand dollars will
not more than be sufficient for making the neces
•
sary, repairs.
Awn-Was Portnr.—The following is a ape.
cimen by JAI.. Lowelll.-- •
As for war I call it murder;
There you have it plain and tat;
I dorm want to go no furder
Than my Teatyment for that;
•
Lack Fellow '
Thomas M. Myers, one of
our volunteers, has married Mexican Senorita,
worth $300,000. Mr. Myers is a graduate—not
of a College—but of the Village RecordlOffice,
,published'at
,West Chester, in this-State.
=MP
,•
ef
y, 11510t1t, EDITOR Ant. izoriurrom
lito Hackneyed Subject
The Late Flood
. -
God boa said so plump -and fairly,
It's as long as it is broad , ;
'And you're get to get up airly.
If you want to take in God."
• t
• -
NMI
Editorial Cor*poadeltri-atvlbe Morning
_ Wastuttpatr, Dec. IS, 1847 !.
' Frassuitrr Ctinafitassi.,: r •The House litivil
ing.adjrnaned yaterlat,),cithout transacting an . :
businesi4 : importance; , tifi' fill up the time", 1 cons
chided to take t-tile tavri.a_the U. -S. Arsenahl
onthe..PotoMac, something - Oar a mile dishitit
from the Z'.vipitol, and ittinkthe Court Martial flit
tbe trial 'of Lt. Col. J. C.I3tEXONT. As moat of
~.
enrt readers know, this cotitt> war convened ford the
purpose of inquiring -into certain proceedings in
calliarnia,' wherein it is, alleged that Lt. Col. F.
'alisiabeyed:Certain orders, Wined by Gen. Kearne3i.
The contt was called, I be*ve, at the ipstanae of
Col. Thomas FL Benton,. Who isilhe frither.in;latv
of young Fremont. The drive down to thel.Ar.
'sena' is over most miserable ;bads, and heneel but
I very few attend, the trial, 'sav e thOse who arelini-
Imediately interested,—witnesses, &c. Althdugh
the court has been in'ses s ion for about two months,
there Is at present but little prospect that it will 1
adjourn • before the year ISIS bursts upon the u erldll
The_Court Martial is coMPoiiiil "of the following
distinguished military chart= ten, viz': Gen. Brooke,
President; Capt. Lee, Judge Advocate; ColOnels
1 liayne, Churchill, and Crane; Lt. Cols. Morgan,
I Taylor,.„ Ramsey, - Long,; Hiria, and Craig ;land
l ;Majors 'Baker, 'Graham, and Delafield. Thesegen.
1 tleinen tire seated around r,tOrig table, and dressed
I in, full uniform. At another! table Is seated Lieut.
(Cul—Fremont,• with Cal.'' Benton, his counsel, sit his,
(side, and Mr. Strattsberry; who reports the , trial
1 IC
for the ational.lntelligencer. When I arrived ,1
they were examining wrtriesses on the part of the)
defence. Col. Semen appeared to be managing
the case with very great ingenuity; and waslcon
stantly. raising " pOinti,'? which were alwa y s de.
termined with closed doers. While I remained,
(probably about an hour: and a -hair) the court,
was cleared three tiores..: Neither Gen. Kearney
Corn. I nor Stockton were in attendance yester•
day. Lt. Col. Futxoni t (Who has become' well
known to the country, by' raion of his celebrated
tour west of the Rocky hbauhtains, through Oregon
and California) is very young in uppearance At
first glance, he would doh be taken for a person of
more than 20 years of. age, His figure is very
slender, and I suppose heliwbutil not weigh 'morel
than 120 pounds. His features denote a man of
genius; but there is a sbe'de t of melancholy, which!
seems to rest upon his cotintenance, that may be al
consequence of the doubt. which at present *pilau
to hang over the result of, the trial. Thou; vs ho
have attended the trial, iaitid. read the testimony,
,are of opinion that Fremont will probably bet
)found guilty, and reprimanded; if not dismissed
from the service. I should regret this very much,
as I have taken a eeep interesi in this young 4icer.
Lt. Col. Fremont; some tbree years a_ o, While
attached to the carpi; of icifographical engineers,
became ardently attached to' Miss Jessie BeOtoo,
the youngest daughter of the distinguished ,Sena
MT from ;Missouri; a bearitilul, rAnantie and in.
tellig,ent young lady; proposed, to marry her; and
his suit was accepted. ,H;The course of true love
never did run smooth," atitl the atßauced pair found
'obstacles in the way, in the ; shape of determined
opposition frum ...Old Bullion." not the brace
and spirited young man, flfrio bad the courage to
meet the dangers of a cenipaign through the Wilda
of the Rocky' Mountaius, Wu not to be deflated
io his purposes ; - and an CelOperneut between the
parties was planned, and 'soon carried into Effort
Like all obstinate parent , '
,Cut. B. appeared Indig
nant for a while, but Orin gave way;—received
the young couple at hii . mansion ; and' forgave
their disobedience. Since. then, Cul. Benton bas
i
placeetbe moat unlimited confidence in Young'
Fremont; aid. considers "him the embodiment of
perfection and eicellence.;l. Hence, it isoot strange
that he abandons all'Otlier business; vacates his ,
seat in the Senate; and ,derOtes his undivided at
.
relation to the trial of Frettionl:,
Cos a a ass.—The Sta'ais was not iiiSasson
• '
•a,.
The House met at 12 oltirt,ek,.anil after prayer
by the Rev. Mr. Slicer,;:tuiti the reeding lisf the I
journal,
Mr. Hunt presented a pet of resolutions film the
Legislature of New Yorir i • recommending to their
Senators and members in Congress to provide the
passage of a law appropriating a portion of the
public lands for the con,s truction of a railroad
from Like Michigan to Oregon. It was i laid on
I the'table and ordered tell.* printed.
Mr. Charles J. logersoll, from the Seleo Com
mittee to revise die ruleti 'of 'the House, reported
an amendment to the 33Crule, providing,ithat no
member shall occupy more than an hour and a
half in debate, on any qiiistien, &c. ; which, after
considerable discussion, Was' amended by, striking
out the words, t• and a hill," thereby retelning the
.
one hour ruie
Various other rules vrerie considered, and amend
ed, when
The House adjourned.
ATII2NAISCX Mrs mar. ilsta..—The Performan
ces of Professor Ilistxttind his char Ming little
boys should ho seen by. every body. Among all;
the astonishing and wonderful tea's sloth we have
witnessed, theirs are incomparably tbelmost won•
derful. cannot atternrdto describe them: for
the attempt would be vain. It is sufficient to say,
that, all which can be imagined Of activity, grace,
ease, and elegance in motion—of thelpurely clas
sical and beautiful in attitude; of refinement in
conception ; perfection in execution ;land =gni&
cence in appearance, is at r onee offered to the mind
and senses of the beholder. ' These performances
are of what may be terined :a Gympastic charac
ter; but, had Mr. Risky studied /under the old,
masters of Greec'e or ROtne, 'he wotild have mani. ;
festecra degree of genius so far beyond theirs, ai
to become their masteri.l Mr. FdBTZII deserved
the thanks of the coma einity for lecuring to our
citizens so exquisite a treat as is pow nightly of
fered to them. The other E4rfortnances are, We
think, altogether unexceptionable/ -
New More in Virginin...—A number of promi
nent men in Western Virginia, heiaded br Rev. H.
Ruffner, D. D, a Presbyterian tn nister, have re
solved to emancipate their .slav s, and make an
effort to abolish slavery; weat o the Blue Ridge,
in tbat State.—Ohio Repository.
True, and is it not tirnethat the move should be
made? la it not time that the people of Western
Virginia should awaken' to ;their interests? !Mr.
Ruffner has put the ball' in .rtu tion, and with.' his
assistance we hope to seelt :ro I on and on, Until
there is not n voice west of !the Bluetufge, that
will be raised in deience . 4;slavlery and its aceorn•
pitying evils.— If'gifsburg.( 1) Herald.
The Specie Drain.—The exr
in the last two months, is mtn
generally anticipated 6ai A' s
no proportion to the immense
cious metals that has". tee
country during the last! -twe
New York we learn, on: ikhe '
thority, th at the export lAif s
for the remainder of the ~:Yea
000,000; (which will ;he i'
flint) the Sduth and Wesi.,2 T
from New Yurk , for all ;of
reach $28 4 ,000, as cleared . a
The truth i, , there is at the p;
er amount bf 'specie in t 4 ., c 9
known hefike.--Phita. SA,Fic 4
1 I ' ' ii i it
1 I " 11
y
4 •,'
II
t '
, 1 1
;1.4
I, 1" . 1 1 `
i t ft,
0 4 QH I
" -
an
41 '0'1
111 ;1
1 , 1
1- ‘
11; '
EERIE
NEES
5111§
. -1-,-
,
1 - - ,1 , ' :::.- t• '
t L-'
1• , ~,',,h tlL'''' r ' ;,;1 II;
~ i-,1, :; 9i
l ' ''' v.. 4 , • : l',.
, 1 „....,,
,51„,,.. , ~,,,,,
I ' '.'
I , I I: 1 I #l ,
rl'-
1 l i -'''ll ',r,,1
~ i; .
.;
'_, ~ at<
•11. the MoritrilTitk.
Ma. Haim :—There is lornathing so- rethirk.
Akin assertion of thetSidenil W14'4(611
and sphech makes* that lam tantrained4ake
feW respecting; them' They are all ,
loud in theiiraleduriciatioila of, the present war, as
adnitAand 1nih01Y,1 1 114.,111 the,like of thee own
Congressmen -and Senators, lay all the on
'the Preaident and the administration, for !Acorn
m!neemen l . - Now It h w 4l l. l :nown3 l bat 4 111 1 Y 14
in the House, and 2 in the Senate, voted slime it
Were there not; tbeu4great'snanyw:hiArnetribera
who voted for the. win- L ut for the approp4tions
'to carry it oil, Well, if, these whip •are lOnest, i
conscienticus and believed the war Via Jui.l
just, unholy, &e : ; 'they must hate acted *riy . un.'
justly and
,unholy, in lending their aid to, l nh 11
measure. They are the persons . who ire te,:iahMe
for all the murder and bloodshed a:nce itie , •war
commenced. They could have prevented , il, , ' - and
they did not. They acted • the vile hypocke
They said openly the war was wrong. The.;y lent
- aid and comfort to the enemy and at the! irime
"kith said, by their , actions, we have great si•mpa.
thy for the Mexicans; they are a fine, ha4Tets,
honest, upright people; but we sill help to Thrash
them and burn their cities; and make 'bananas
of widows and orphans; and then we ..vill:lay all
the blame on the Democrats!!! • ,
You know, Mr. Editor, that we heari them
every day saying, the war is , wrong, andought
never to have been commenced; but, sincere are
involved in it, we, as good cajun' and trueAnafr
'cane, will help the Democrats out of it.", Now,
what kind of honesty is thief They be4leve a
thing to be wrong; they know it is wrong; , and
at the same time they will, for the honor. 0 their
dear calvary, assist in doing wrong, and (*limn
to do wrong. In all their actions, I see 9a. old
Tory leaven of '7B and 1812. These same friends
of humanity opposed the first war.' Tli!ey op
posed the war of 1812; and they oppose the pre
sent war : and all upon the same grounds;.-they
love the enemies of America better that their
Democratic brethren ;—particolarly if tho Watter
are in power. Now, 1 have no hesitation ih say
ing„if Clay, Corwin, or Webster, had been
when this war commenced, the Fete alists
would have went for it to a man. In that 4se, it
would bave been all right. Tees. are my:Opin
-114;
art of specie, laith.
13 less than it! was
'ould be, and 'bears
(amount of tht °pre
brought int this
ye months. 'run]
we deem goOd
an
ecie from that], part,
r, will not exceed
pplied by receipts
. a export of Speefe
est week, did' 'not
the Ottstom_pouse.
esent tiro
try than we'e ever
Drc: 16. 1'
7.,,191-;
.^ V. 44 0 - 4 0,01 4 -46„,
.„.j . ' : .
1 I !- . 7: Y L
, •
• • ,•11,'
„ , ..'',;•..!:••• 1 1 , '
',.,.-:,,:•„,
zi - i' . ;.., !-:..',.
~_4~
~_~ ;~,
the Mayoralty.
hl a. tom:sat—The agitation for the Mayor.
shy being already began.—en 4 1 think imam
turely,—l wish to fay a few word* to ourOemo.
cratic fllow•citizene, in favor of the nomiO4tion
of our former popular Mayor, Dr. Me. ;Rua.
The great Object for which teary Drillocriqihould
1111111 in the selection of a candidate for hisior—
after the candidate's democracy bee been eeted--
is personal rpsdarity. 4 believe Dr. Key ;Ini" be
the very strongest man in oar party, for the
mentioned; because of his personal popubtrity
with the people, and strong attachnient to av: mo•
cratic men, and measures. I believe this Mh be
the conviction of every Man, who baa take the
trouble to Inv:litigate the subject. I appeo to
the record fur the truth of the statements Ohmic
made.
At the last presidential election, Mr. !';?olk•
received 1408 votes. At the election tot MaYpr,
couple of months after, H. 8. Magraw, Es 4 re.
mired 1337 valor:121 lea than were given td
our presidential candidate. This was 50'0 our
party was buoyant with hope, and fluslatd+ith
the great national triumph which it badtijust
achieved. Our pa-ty was then completely drgan:
ized.. A. year after, a portion of the detrio l ai-acy
were troubled and perplexed"by tbe ieeepriol
Yelping of our opponents for the doomed ";;aril!`
of 42," which operated upon the spprettent#oni
of the people by the most lamentable forebojliog
for the prosperity. of the country. ,Tet, notwithh
standing all their whining and noniensical
titans, we brought forward Dr -Kerr, and gaviibil
the overwhelming vote of 1,537. This wit
opposition to Wm, J. Howard, Esg , Who pollee
1429-Lthe largest poll ever given at any pre:Vim:it
municipal'eleclion. This was when out iit H rtlt
was diareurag4-and the opposition aetivSiant
determined. At that election, the citizens al bit:
own Ward (the 3d) gave him 185 utajoritY::
though the ward was whig at that time V I lo
vote.. We promise to do as well for him igaio,
should hi be our candidate. It will be 484004
from the fact stated, that he is just the titan fog
the present crisis, and certain to u knock the corn
off any man the whigs wish to bays skinned.
Dr. Ferr's great popularity—for it is great—ia t , ,
'be attributed to the gentleman himself. Haitrink
lived in this city all his life, he is knowri,!an
respected as a gentleman of unscrupulous integn;
ty by all who have grown up with him. He is
Democrat. He is cite of the people. He tht
man to obtain a triumph with,--which we p r oms
ise to do, provided be is nominated at the I:lsanai
erotic City Convention. Titan
I.
For the .11torniug Post, v
Mri. Ent - rim—The medicine administered
your rorrespondent "Gracchus," to remove! tbi
mental imbecility of the Dispatch, exhibited in ild
leader on the "ten hour System'' works well., j Al;
belt, it irritates the patient during its operation; it
it removes or ameliorates the disease, it muste%reitl
tuate for good. .hoping to assist in this :good
work, the diseased being connected with the
pyblic
press, I feel inclined to exhibit his sores or errors
to public view, that the knowledge thereof mat!
guard others against their infection, and cause the;
Dispatch hereafter to be cautious not" to expo hie
malady to public inspection.
;
"Our system - of morals," says the ;Dispatch'
"leads us to believe, it would be unfair to ask
came price for ten hours as for fourteen hoUrs of
labor each day." Now it "our morale" Wilydia , :
passionately examine this matter, he will; anon,
find out, that every branch of wealth producing
labor, at which the laborers toil more theli ten
hours daily, the wages therefor is less than ie!pakd
for those employments at which the opetitive
works ten hours, or lees time,each day. NoW this
fact is but what we would expect to find, whe ; i; we
take into consideration the hostility of capitpll ab-
stracted from labor, its prodUcer and used toll:Nes
to hire and mortgage. the laborer. No intelNent
man w ill vol' ntarily:destroy health by excessive'
toil. Competition , may coerce him , to subMit or
starve. No bump being can apply himsel(elose
ly to any laborious avocation even ten houre'eacti
day, six days each week, without injuring his
health; and to increase the time thus employed to
exceed ten" hours daily is but hastening the pericid
of dissolution. Besides being guilty of self-des
truction, the laborer who toils thus, plundelii his
fellow laborer of. opportunity to laboi, beceuee by
doing more.than his quota, he fills the place! that
mother should fill, and thus Sedliesie the Markel
wages of labor in his branch, degrades the pc4ition
of his trade in society.and debars the lel:lore's.'
thereat from opportunity to improve thern4.l4s
and families. DIORB ANON.;
c Y ~
--..,.-
~` a 3 y
. 7
7 5. e. k: ; 4. 's'
Ar4ts •
.
ta The - Hointingdon:lostreek t i;ontains a letter
fttom a son, Mr. A iitiittrirri tssiiststa;a private
td father'i company #escritrang:thin father:a
glorioutt-death.! 111,e briiiher; l -and
siys: nOt grieve tba tpuch about
Oita slid affair, but hitir 94tte. It : will he
some 7 - eiinsolation to you 'l4 icko.vi'.that he fell
whilst bravely -fighting for. hiirciiiterttrylrhunor.
it was hii - wish toile taken hoine •and - tie. buried
alongside of his dear wile. I haVe him embalmed
and .put in a lead coffin, and will take him home
with me when Igo. I hope you , will Pee that our
dear little :defers, Miry . and Etitebeth, are fatten
cal* " When get home "Wilfinake• Suitable
artangements for gait all. I base applied fora
commission in the regular army as a Lieutenant,
which, if
• succeed, will affordlsufficient income
to educate:our sisters without
,other I think
there is no doubt of my getting jt." '
•
What a noble spirit is here What affection I
What patriotism! Even While- mourning- his
father's death, be seeks to , avenge his fall; and to
support his dependent sisters at the same tjme. - --
We trust he may obtain the huMble boOn he asks
(rem" government.
Thete.is a peculiar and a - romantic interest in
such cases as these. The days of chivalry are
not yet gone. , 1,
We lid the. , M
blood of Douglass would protect
itself." If there were rio other obstaclei in the
way of a dishonorable peace, the fact. that there
ate such survivors of the gallant dead as these,
would be enough' to prevent iti-Pentisylvanian.
Common/whoa via Orrgon In the course of
thi neat year a line of /reamers will be in opera_
tion from Astoria to Panama! to connect. with
another line from Cbagrea to New York, touching
at. Havana, Savannah and Charleston. The Pa
cific steamers, three In numbei; are to beeach of
no less than one thousand bins burthen. Five
steamers of Similar size mill form the line from
Ctingres to New York. These steamers are in
process of construction under fontracts with the
Secretary_ f the Navy, in occoplance with enact 'et the test ceer
Important a recent de.
cielod of the . /pm, assuchusct to,
an employee on a railroad has 'not the lame claim
on the Company, if he suffer an injury: as amass.
enger. In charging the Jury,' the Court ruled
that th!, Company werknot chargeable for theun
soundness of the ca r unless notice had been brought
home upon them.b
(r).The Telegraph Company, at their meeting
in Cincinnati in September last, provided that
the permanent ortanization sh i onld be made on or
before January 1, 1048. We I have yet seen no
call. for that meeting and would suggest to those
baying the power to Waite the call, that it is
time it should be done. We Mould •emark in this
'
connection that we hear notbi i g of Mr . Smith's
suit against the company.— Wholieg Timrs
ry- GREAT INCONSISTENCY
prescribe DR. ROGERS ,, LIVERWORT AND TAR
In the last stages and the molt hopeless cases of .
CONSUMPTION, afler all other medicines had fail
ed, as it has proved itself to be the most extraordi !
nary medical aid in curing that disease. Now this
medicine is is valuable in tbe incipient stage., such
es COUGH, COLDS, Sc. 4.e.,1 when the LUNGS
are not too tkr gone before ulCeration tukell - Place.
It - is seldom or eve; Known to r ail in bmazing op
the most distressing Collie: 'or Fold in a few. hours
time, if the directious,are Strictly followrd. The
GENUINE DR. ROGERS , LIVERWORT AND
TAR, which mace so many wo l cierful ewe., ia for
sale by D.C. Erieeload„.also h Kidd &Co. of this
city. Those who are afeicted vrith Diseased Luny,
will do well to call on them and see thecertificates
of 41m. most 'wonderful cures, from Hon. Judge wizi.
Boast.• The lige of the Rev. G. W. "Maley, and
from Dr. Hiram Co*, Prof•ssor in Cincinnati Eclec
tic Medical College. • did?
Kr Lei every - one who le le teed of some reek
Medicine a. Sarsapaniht.' and Who wishes* good
preparation, pit up in,. generdea Maed Vottlei at
one dollar each, read the idrerinrement in another
column. of DL WOODIEWILVAIULLA 440
WILD CHEMIN, ii' eOroPoWsidof twits /elite Moat
valuable medielnea fa. Ice lighlierfa . hledica. As
tante for - General c., we May
Witty say Main excellent preparation.
spill at the -HEALTIIDESOT. Smithfield, be
-
twee" 3 - d and 4th streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. , devil)
RAISINS -25 Doles M. R. ;Raiainsi in.store and
for ante by •
dec2i MILLE& & RICKETSON.
C ElE f .p— rea l i O e Cta l ko - 0!!4, 110 !Dies Cbelmis, is store
der2.3 DSILLEA& RkiETSON.
LARET-12 Casks, is twin and for sale, b
i;
C dead! MILLER 4r RICKETSON
T EA --;10 ) eb . eets , Ynel o ll a rn Tx ;
Just eeceived and for sale by
dee,22 WILLER & RINEETSON
LOAF Sugar-20 Bbll. No. 4, 5. 6 and 7, Loui
siana.;
10 " Coarse Palrerised Loaf;
6 " Firie t 4 41 7'
In store and for sale, by
i k
dec22 MILL R & RICHET69II4.
PSRAT AND WHALE OIL
0 • 1,200 Galli:Winter and Sperm Oil; .„‘
3,200 - Wile
2,000 a Crude
Just received and for sale, by
'dec22 & RIdICETSON
SPERM CANDLES-41 Ilexes Sperm Candles, just
received and for sale, by
dec22 IdII4.ER & RICKEITSON.
ALLAD.OIL-10 Baskets Salad Oil, just rec , (l
and for sato, by 1
dead MI LER & RICKETSON.
TN consequence of the increased dernand for Dr.
j - Retrs•a VZGLTAIRLS riLLII, and for the accent
mod. ation of those who ase them, the following per
sone hare been appointed Agents for their respec
tire districts. .
IS. L. CUTHRERT,
Wholeriale and Retail Agent,
No. 30 3MithlSold at., near 3d it.
Wm. Cole, Allegheny] eity; Jno. 31'Crneken, 6th
Ward; J. G. Smith, Riimingham; .C. Ritchie, Can
nonaburgh, Pa.; P. Bente!, Freedom, Pi.. i John
Lenamon, Stoneseille, Seaver County d ec22
AS'I am now engaged in the importation ofßrae
dies, Wines and Gina„fec. excluaivelyi I have
made arrangements in different parts of Europe and
the Islands, with well known houses, for my future
supplies of Foreign Li uors, which I will be able to
sell, delivered in the Custom houses of New York or
New Orleans, or in this city, at the lowest market
price, for cash or approved paper. I- have in store
and cellar, a very large stock of very superior Wines
and Liquors as Imported, of the most-celebrated
brands and vintages,;for sale on pleasing terms.
P. C. MARTIN,
corner of Front and Smithfield sts
OTARD BRANDII-45 half, quarter and eighth
pipes, dark and pale; Vintages from 1837, to
, 44; for sale as impOrted, by
dec22 • I P.C. MARTIN.
SAZ ERAC half and quarter pipes, pale,
Vintages from 1837 to '44; for sale by
dec22 • P. C. MARTIN.
A SEIGNETTR. Brandy-6 half pipes, A Seig
la_ nette Brandy; for 'sale by
dec22 . . i t P. C. MARTIN
I . N e E c2, l: 2 , Caarilln a n e ir. t.. Brandy-2 P.
C. h i l4f A n i lp r e l s il for
Pa I bt
°
IX ENNESSEY Brandy-4 half pipes, London col
- or, Vintage' of , 4d to arrive and f , ,r sale by
dec22 P. C. MARTIN.
RISH Whiskey-2 Puncheons, for sale inAnanti.
I
ties to suit, by
dea22 P. C. MARTIN.
TAMAICA Spirits--111Punclieons, for sale in quan.
9.1 lities to suit, by
dec22
P. C. MARTIN.
OLLAND Gin—epipea Swan and Black Eorae
Jlllll Gins, for sale by:
dec22 4
T ONDONPOr,ter-54aska London Porte,in'quart
La and pint bodies, for sale by
dec22 • ; • • • P. C. MART/N.
lIIQUORS IN GLA4B—.IOO bottles or Brandies,
:Wines, Gies, Sze.,:t for sale by
ee22 P. C. MARTIN.
II;•
d 1
I,
.11
Ili.,
ii
=EN
..
~; ~ ; ,
li.j
. r '~
i ~ .;
~!! {' ,
h~''
i,
t--
Nofice.
P. C. MARTIN
IMINE=3
ErEE==
111 Iii
loctkiwialigas.
COLLECTIONS- TOILTNE RESTITOTF , TW I S
in
bib the naeiof . the Wird Comikitties•appointed
by the Officeriof the:War MieCng : to make col
leetiontfoi, the relief r ifthe families of ',ihervolun:
teere now in 'Nlesici;^ Weundersuind
,
men so appointed' are-determined to:use tbelr ut
most exertions to make sufficient collections.—
They ate . _ good. men, and popular in their respee
tire - districts, and we ixpect to bearx:good report
of their doings ,
It is indeed time that Oid Waiforthcieming We
'ire told by, ti gentlernan well accplainteirwith the
.aubjectethat there.have ... been very many applies
tione, by, wiv,es and mothers, for means. They
tell piteous tales of ,their sufferings, and now that
the weather has become bad, and times dull, the
More active should the committee , men be. Not
a cent has yet been collected, as we have been in
formed, though the airi"rigements for - the duty.
were madiweeks ago. Btit those engaged must be
eieused, as they doubtless' moved in the matter
with all the dispatch Fusible. Our citizens have
only td be solicited, in order to succeed in raising
the - required fund. The demands will not be heir),
on each one; and no one IA ho is able, should object
to making small Contribution. _
Tui Naw" ENGLAND Sueria.—All the sons
and daughters of the "land of steady habits,"
and ttli descendents from the Pilgrim.Futhers, now
in this city,- are expected to be social t o
. night, and
join in corinnenorating - one of those. glorious
events, vrbich has .givers to Freedom an abiding
homi, and to the oppressed
,of every clime a rest
ing place. We doubt not that the , affair will be
more than pleasant—really delightful. The snow
now lying *round , us, on_the high hills' of the Al.
legheny and Monongahela, may well remind them
of the bleak hills of New England at this season
of the year.
DZATII 07 A Maxaza or Cart NAILOICITON.
, rarir.—William Rice, a soldier belonging , to
the second Regiment, a citizen of Philadelphia,
died on Sunday evening last, on board the steamer
Hibernia. N0..2., while on his way to - this city.—
He was returning home, having been discharged on
account of bad health. His rematni were given
into the care of 'an 'old friend and acquaintance in
this city, Mr. S. Eakeris, who yesterday left for
Philadelphia With them.
Toe Vvirrsti.—We were anxious to notice Mrs .
Swisshelm's new paper; but as the lady did not
deem us worthy of a 'specimen of her sheet, we
Can not say what it is like from our own know
ledge. The city press generally speak favorably
of the first number; and from our knowledge of
the energy of the editress, and the taste of a large
portion of the people; we doubt not the %lifter will
be entirely successful. •
clj.Some of our.cotemixiraties are urgingeorne
reforms in the Post Office. . No complaint it made
uto the manner-in which the present function
aries perform their arduous duties, More clerics
are required; and more pay to those now em
ployed.
Lauciny.—A young man named Al Enight,was
committed by Mayor Adams yesterday, on infn
motion of the proprietor* of the Theatre Itecear,
who charged him .with the larceny offline dollen.
He wire arrested on Mondai. r
Tbere was but one cut in the Tombs yesterday
morning; and be the one referndlo above:
Lyn TO" •II V RCM Swartzwelder,
Esq, member elect of the Legislators, left for
Ifirrisburgh yesterday afternoon. S. is a
yoting Man of fine talent; and will maks a Useful
and porkier remssintative. The Whigs of this
county did_well in sending Elm. •
cane editors of the Alleghenian call Robert
Dale OW , IO u one of the best-men in the walks of
political life." This it a compliment, truthful and
richly merited. • Rare the editors been reading his
"Moral Physiology," whicb has been so fiercely
denounced, by those only who do not understand
the object of the philarithropic authOr..
ti Many of the Allegheny city Whigs art
making huge effort* to induce Mr. Alexander to
run as an independent candidate for Mayor. Thely
assert that foul play was resorted to at the prun3ry
meetings. Among them be it.
ca Pittsburgh -and St Louis are now conne:ted
by the Telegraph Wife ! The longest line in the
world is through our city, riz: From Washington
city to St. Louis, a distance of about one thousand
miles. Think of such a ponderous document as
the President's Message travelling such a distance
in almost no time!
ozrThere is some talk of reviving the,Coloni
iation movemetns that once caused some talk in
this city. An agent is'expected here shortly, who
will lecture on the present stateof the new Repub
lic of Liberia; and give much valuable 'informs
tion in reference to what has been dune, asid is now
doing in the south, with a=view• to the arneliors
tion of the condition or the blacks.
a:7-We understand that a mere accident pre_
vented Mr. Job G. Patterson from receiving , the
Whig nomination for Mayor. Us was prepared
with a speech for the War Meeting, and had he
been.present, he would have surely indulged in
the affair, and thus gained a name with hit corn
petittirs: " Upon What a thread does hang our
destinies."
azyOur friends. M'Doxat.ri & Baxsosr; 'at No SO
Market street, have a large lot of splendidly li.
lustrated Works, suitable for Christmas and New •
Years' Presents. The finest edition of our own
Bryant; Superb American editions of Byron, and
other standard Poets; rich and beautiful Annuals;
splendid editions of the Bible, Book of . Common
Prayer, Hymn Books, &c. are among the nrirnber.
It is a rich treat to examine these elegsnt speci.
mens of the arts.,
13:1•By reference to our advertiairig columns, it
will he seenethut Mr. Baciox, on•Fouilh.street, in
tends to awaken - the interest Of those who "ar e
fond of delightful Cake.by haVing one of ihe.most
excellent and attractive kind on Christmas Day.
Two pie' Gold Bingo may fell to the lot of the
purchaser who takes two slices of the big Cake.
He is making ample provisions to supply his cus
tomers with every thing in his line which they
may wish for.
o:7•The Court of Quarter Sessions commences
the. December term on Monday next. The list
of cases for trial will be very short; and no cases
of importance are to beient up.
c o. Mr. Miller is still lecturing on Physiology
in Allegheny city. We understand he is very
successful. "
cr3- Tickete for the Printers' Supper can be had .
at our office.
a:7-We are indebted to the agents of Greene &
Co. and Adams & C 0.4 Express . Lineis. for New
York and . Philadelphia papers in advance of the
mail. They.will please accept our thanks for the
favor. • •
I .
C "
ENE
i Enelsne pfsons have, since. ihe Teniperance .
ReforMsitioir. " commenced , been puzzling their
hnsiiiir`lo discirer excuses for dri4ing to ixiess.
Well, we have found one; and al. if comes at ran
dom, We will publish it for the beneLfot the:sport-,
ing ciicies. ' 'The drinker must first get bitten With I
scrattlesnake4 as will be seen by the following
Dr tee, of Hertford, states that be has triated ftv.e
eases of rattiesr.ake bite, and all of them au;iiiss,
fully,. Ills reMedi is alcoholic liquor—_-either Tam,
brandy or gil—givenin larieduses. A half pint
in everyfiftee minutes, making a quart in man hour,
1 1
18-,Oot, WO mu ch, to be given as soon as possible af-
I
ter the bite. i This /mealy. has been used at the
South to a 'great extent:and has nver - been - known
to fail, of a ewer The liquor .ahsorbs or. .desidens
the • fatal virus, and never ' intoxicates tbesub
jest: so long as the virus Of the reptile is in the
•... . . ,
I system . 1 - • -
Hucksters % , t ho attempt frauds are almost sure
to be.ditected.--PhiL 27sta. •"' •
.
This IS: true; but there is a 1c I ass of folks in
the World who would scorn the' name of hucksters,
%ho attempt and commit frauds of yarious'kinds,
and aro..rieve4 detected nor - punished. How true
it is, even in 'this country, that. laws are Made to
punish tbe pOOrpflinder, while the rich rogue who
commits crimes against society of the most enor
mous kind, iSpermitted to Co clear, and often hon
ored.
' 00. Hunker's Monster Christmas Cake wili
be ready 'foil the knife in'a day or two: These are
four valuable gold rings secreted in it, which will
belong to the pereons ptirchasiog the particular eh
ies containing them. We exPect . one of them, but
there will bi three more of the same sort left, for
those who may be in luck: •
—We hair just heard that thie'cake will he cut
on Friday.
:Madame Ablatnowiez is in St. Louis
ozr The ; Whig Convention meets to-day-in the
old Court House: There may be some fun st it.
Asorini! SOP/PER.--The enterprising proprie
tors of the A t thenstun Saloon, will serve up a splen
did supper, on Wednesday even ing aext, 29th last
Tickets; 7j cents: •
Mantra t—Capt. Robert Porter arrived here yea ;
terday.
sry. The Nebraska Division of the Sons, will be
presented With a Bible - on Christinais, in 'the Ark,
•
Allegheny; !
'•The Miscellany for Girls and Boys" is the
title of a little work for the Bollidays, for sale by
Morse ' I . •
Tax &Kilts, in Diamond Alley, Mr.-
Dickley's has been fitting up,for the Hollfdays, and
will present a brilliant appearance on Christmas.
The gentlemanly proprietor bas every artic a of
luxury on inrod for bis customers.
•
•
,
SPIXAD Or iftLICCI!EILXIr CITI,-.-Vire find the fol
lowing the-proceedings of the Councils of /knight,.
ny city: I • - -
Resolved, That a Corn. of two members of the
Common Council ; and one member of the Select
Council be appointed to examine and repOit as to
the experliertcy of extending the limits of the cor
poration; so as to include that part of Reserve
township on the North Girtplt; run on the East
and a line cdrresponding with pasture Lane'on the,
west... - i• ' -
BIILXI DISNAII LOTS AND PsiN
turrir.-,We; would ask attention to the sate of 20
Budding Lots,, this afternoon at 2 o'clock, on the
premises, inl the thriving Borough of Birmingham;
and 'also of 14 very valuable Penn street. Lots or
ground, to be sold at 2 o'clock this evening, at
Davis' Auction Store.
At the. Monongahela House, yesterday at 221
o'clock, P. M., Enorsan AiasaT, son of
G. and Annie C. Kay, aetl-3 yeas, 2 months'and
15 daYs:
The friends - of the family are respectfully invited
to attend lis funeral, on Thursday next, at 10
o'clock A. M. to proceed to the Allegheny Cerne.
tery. I '
A GREAT. ATTRACTION I at tb• Eagle
Bakery, on Fourth Street.
rpHE snbicriber, being determined to offer to his
ji friends something in the way of a Christmas
treat, will cut, on Citutirmas DAY a very superior
Cake, io pieces 'Don't purchasers, in which he will
insert two Coe Gold Fingeeßings. Every person
who shall take a slice of this Cake ; will therefore
have a chance of getting an acceptable Christmas
'Present.
- Those who are disposed to do so, can leave their
names at the Store previous to the day.
rr A great variety of • Cakeirand other Confec
tionaries, always es hand; and orders promptly at
tended to. ; JACOB CY, .
dec2l I No.allonstb.i.dreet.
For New Orleans.. t
Lig tMt ..: Tat Steamer AMERICAN EAGLE,
Acricros, Master, will leave, for the a
t> ovrt..uttermediate ports, positively, this day, at
2 o'clock, P. M. For freight or passage apply on
hoard, or to ' GEO. MILTENBERGER.
130TASIV-9 casks No I article, in store and for
L sale by SMITH &SINCLAIR,
dec2l • 66 Wood it.
fIIIMOTHY SEED— A few Bnabels on. hoil:ead
for sale by . SMITH dr. SINCLAIR,
d e ' c 2 t ES Wocid at.
KegsNo
t R e D- e
- e 2 af l d byi Imitable for iniqj uee, iu
s dec2l SMITH & SiNCLAIR..•.
EA NOT- -100 Bushels, superie!' , ..quality,
P
store•aald Tor sale by . . • .-.• • •
deal • I
SMITH & SItICLAIA.
L A RD OIL-18 Bbl Conktiers Not' -WinteT
Strained Lard Oil, iii•store and for . sale by.
F.
F. SELLERS,. •
No. 17 Liberty aL;
rimEn
A.naptals aka • girt Books for Me Balk.
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY; an'iltestrated aoosl
al editeikey Reynell Coates, M.D.
Tbe.Chartip ; .a series orgraceful and elegant col:
ored Groups, designed expressly fur this work.
Tbe Offerings of Beauty, a present for all /mamma,
embellished. with eleven engravings, edited by
Amelia W. Lawrence.
Friendship's Offering; a Christmas, New Yearn
and Birth-day present for 1898. •
:{The Garland; or a Token of Fnendship, a Christ
mas and Nedra Year's Gift, for 1848.
=The. Amaranth ; or Token ofßemembrance, a
Christmas and New Year's present for 1848. •
The Gift of Friendship; a Token or remembrance
for 1848.
The Gem; for 1848, edited by Father Frank.
The Hyacinth, 'or Affection's Gift, a Christmas,
New Year's and Birth day present, 1848.
Christmas Blossoms. and New Year , . Wreath, for
184 S.
Thompson'. Seasons; Harpeesillustrated edition:
Boudoir BOtany; or the Parlor Book of Maven s :
comprising the history, description and 'colored en;
gravings of 24 erotic Flowers 24 Wild Bowers or.
America and 12 Trees with. Fruit, illustrated wila
250 eogravinks.
The Task a.
numerous
Together
.
i. Books,
104patiliabe.
=fM
lEEE
MEM
Christmas. Prize!
d other Poems,.by Wm. Cowper, wit&
stritions, &c. &c.
ith a large assortment of New Jove
itb colored plater, many of which are
.' For sale at the Bookstore et
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
456 Market at., bet 341 and 4tb.
'.
%.
~.• y . ~ '~
pleSPAPri:;kins
BY ELECTRIC' TELMER&
.
1tti91.4 F
. 011 TBS. - swim' :7
'thirtieth. COngredd.--Thst Sessio,'
' WASUINOTON, Dec- 21 1 11347
The Senate was called to order at 12 o'clOckl
and prayer by Rev. Slicer, chaplain. • •
Agreeably to previous notice,' Mr: ?hi sited :
and obtained leave to bring in a bill, whicill•Wwe
read first and second times, by unanimous cionimits
and 'refereed to coMmittee -an Comatertew
Bill related to the Repeal of the Pilot:laws; -
Several members gave notice fluiLthey would
ask leave to bring'in Bills. • -
Numerous petitions were presented •.* ;.
House—A petition was presented by Mr. Giti:
dens, signed by several •citizetss of ,Oliici, praying -
for 'the abolition - of slavery's in llm bistriet of
Columbia. • • - , ,
. •
Mr..G. W. Jones of Tenn. moved to' lay it 'on
the table.
Mr. 'Thompson of Miss., and otherstdemanded
the yeas and nays; the vote declared as follows :.
yeas •27,11ays —. The speaker voted nay.r.
Mr. Richardson's Resolutions: •
Mr. Petits ' Internal Improvement Resolutions
were adopted: yeas 138, nays 04.
NEW YORK . MikRKET.
December 21 ,. 31P"=:'
3
Flour—Holders haveititlhe markets 'up,. but
buyers do not Meet them..-
Grain—Market for Wheat is firm, with an up. ,
ward tendency. In Corn, a good deal is
, tojag.
and the market is firm. Rye, is in 'fair &map%
but dull; the same may be said,pf Barley.
:rovisions—Nu sales of 'any articles wirrth re.
porting. change. • ; •
The steamer has not yet - arrived, and dealers are
holding off tor the news.• , ;
• -BALTIMORE MARKET.
.
December it, 3 P. M.
- Floor—The market if quiet with Modes*" UAW'
at $6,25; and City Mills:at $6,37.
Wheat....No change. Corn is , active : " '
Provisions- - -Sales are only 'for the supp/yat tlttc,
regular trade demand ; Lard has - a downward ter
diary. The market foe Beef is weakes. - ' - :
GrocerieiL.Sogarieire tiemand,
.1114 Cat
fee and Molasses are without change.
Beef Cattle— r Sales.at $2,62 Per 100 Ha. -grelii.
Hogs--Salei are effected at
Corn Meal—Sales at $3,30.
Rye FlourModerate,sales:ars3,7s.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
December 21, ` 4;P.31.,
fflour—Themarket continues firm, with moder.
ate sales'of Genese at $0,37. • ,
Corn-Meal-Sales per bbl. at $3,25. '-, • -
Corn—Receipts small; sales, Prime- Yetlow At
58 . 059; demand steady.
Oats—Moderate sales at 40e.; steady.., , '
Wheat—Holden are firm at. sjod.
Marketir'generidly gtuiet.> Dealers are 1101414
off for foreign new,.
VeitMan Bllads.
No. 111 Woodstreet, oval GilPs flat Nom knows
Diamond Alley and Fifth street. , •
.WHOLESALE-AND RETAIL.
•
GRIBBLE & CO. are prepared to'fbruish
A. Blinds at pricei much reduced; having a very
Eccentric mode of Painting.; and other 'advantages
unknown to others in the trade. Besidcaiiying a
superior finial to blinds, they trim them with th e
best materials , making -, them rich, and durable.'
N. B. Wide or narrow slat--portable iit'iserma•
nent fastenings furnished ; Old Mindy route.
deal-
SDAP--160 Boxes No 4 Cincinnati, just received
and for sale by F. SCLLEBEIi .
dec2l • No. 17 Libettyld,
Q TEA RIN Candles-100 Boxes received on son.
signaled ind toessle, by:
dec2l F. SELLERB;I7 j.ibeity
Wines to Arrives.
50 Qr. casks Burgundy Port;
60 Hhds White Wine;
26 halflibds. "• " to wive at N.Orleses
the last of this month or beginning of neat, per ship
Waverly, Tinomatt master, direct from Celte, for
sale by (de4,20) P. C. MARTIN.
Pittsburgh Navigation & P ra Istaarailti
• Company.
All Election for nine Directors of this Company.,
lto serve for the. ensuing year, will be held at
the Office M•the• Company . ; the 3d day of. January
nett, between the hours of 10 A. M. and .2 P.M.
dec2O-2w : ROBERT FINNEY, Sec'y.
Books for the Holidays: ,
FRIENDSHIP'S GIFT, for 1543.
The Amaranth,
The Garland, di 41
The Religious Keepsake, "
The Gill of Friendship, rl•
The Evergreen ;
The Floral Offering;
The Ladies'Serap Book;
The Laurel Wreath ;
The Sentiment of Flowers; •
The Lathes Book of Poetry and Flowers' •
The Fountain;
The Galley o f Nettie;
Gems of Beauty;
, .
Beauty Costume;
For ode by, H. S. BOSWORTH & Co.,
dec2o No. 43 Market street.
CH EMIZETTS AND FRENCH WORKED COL
j LARS, in all qualities, (some sere firma sidling
off at a great sacrifice at •
dec2o ' BARROWS& TURNER'S.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!! -BLANKETS!!!
Gentian Blue Macioaw, Whitney and Country
Blankets, at eastern cost, to close consignment, at
ROBINSON'S, fifth street, one door below Wood.
dec2o
UDESHEIMER.BERG,.IB34, Hock Wine, di.
IV rent importation into the United 'Oates by Pe
ter Ainold Mumm, (from the base of the mountain
which surrounds the Castle ofJobanniaburg) for sale
by the case or bottle, at the wine store of.
dec2o • JACOB WEAVER.
GEISINHEIMER Hoek wiae;.llenkell & Co.
Mainte exportation; ritual* bj the case or bot
tle at the wine store of
•
dec2o
.I[TOCKHEIMER Hock wine, Henkell & Co. ec—
lair,. porters to the United States, for sale by the
emu or bottle, et. the wine store of
dec2o JACOB WEAVER.
PCHREIMER, 1839, P. A. &loom &
H
rect exportation to the United States, for
by the case or bottle,' at the wine -store of
JACOB WEAVER:.
2 . o Wines. •
Quarter Cans Roucao Port;
10 -'•• • •
." Loudon Market Port ;
a 1 . Meat
10 ?rub "
20 • " •Ig " 8. 8. Madeira;
15 . London Market do ; • '
10 - Symington . ,
•
S " Payal
10' ("' Tenneriffe
10 " u Pale Sherry
5. " " 4 • Golden "
15 • " Brown "
10 " " Lisbon "
15 " " Dry Malaga;
10 " " Sweet do,
For sale in quantities to snit, by .'• •
demi° PAC•MAItTiii•
(1111AMPMME* Bulk, Cm.. Ititim),
ka dear' 110 gide, ki P• c• MARTIN •
SARDINEB--60 Boxes 6aidiaei • • -• •••"t. -
. • -60 hfl do, for 5a1ii.142. , ,L •
• ettiarn:' '
fisrift CIGARS, ofthe followiejeelebrated
eiriAJUIJ Brandy Silva, Enalspio Dos 'Ala.
go*, De Fasten; London Ura•to, Falls ;liners, L•
Royadero, Colorado o ßegaliaa, Cando Jost. Saag
,Principe, Cheroot's Esillel'ilitOpe, Loid„Syron
villas; for sale by
det2o P. C. IdA.RFti:
111111111
MEE
=EI
YAVIB:NEAV ER
CI
Et
MEE
; 7 t:
• - "• - c
.- • -,
^cf
s '
$
i K y
•
2-2 •
_ _
fps
1 ,
-
•
,
•
4 f'
5v y
•
;,..i"t11
ceoi 3 f;
;
,
;C ietl °.
";•
,! 1: :54 1 1
77k
MOEN
e-,z , N7,-... , ,, ,,, :.
i, -- 4 .- ):-.: - ...'4 - • . '1.' ..
I.' . -
t. e.....,„
,
-
•
;4'"
En=
.:{ .
t . "
E. - • , . 4 4 , Vi5:
•
~: . t . ; „ 7
• . ' ,.....::".'"a. ' 6
. •:',!...; : •. 4.2., •
...• : .-, .. '. . ,- .....f' 1- ' . ... ' ::: , ..t.it ':- V. f .
27 • 1_:.'„ • .. ' s ‘ -' . , -. ....):'...X .. :1 ' ...::;`,.:
. ' • .. ••••••.5. .....f,44.1..:Pt ‘,
''..;ei..:':'.....
• r-
•-•
, ••••:-_.'"-=-
' '.c , .-^•,- ,
, •
..: •• .
.`.. -.-,
4••,.,110::, .
- '''s% • -''' 3 '4:7•;714 :
.., 1. - - '•
. iD,f' "ft,•‘", ;
; '' . i"....,,, A A - '. 5 . ,
~."
"^ Ce,' . l ' ':': . -
' -•••=-:, .k.!../...1
• ..•74fi ' '--,' xr:-
',.r' .—',
,:•4*-
. „- ' :-,,.: = ~ -, ,.ipz;
, ,:-.---..:-.;,- . ~.:::,•.:„ 1 ..
, .
'k' 7 • 1 '')
.% 1
..,, -,:4 'V. --,
-''''.e ....;-.. az
.....F -;;::41; cl'':Ws
".
, ..... / f -1 4,1 i i!, 4
' ....- . •,.,....!..;,;--,..,11,4`..'
..,.: - ..' • ,"&„-P.',
,$ 'iLtiA".4'.
. '''.) •:-; , -', . *,..", .1,,1.:7;h1..
•,...-- a
_..... t 4,;
. - ‘l*:
-.:1.5,i1' Itiktftitt
'.. "-..--...,5,,,"14§114:::,
~ ',-r,oo 4kii
. ''....1.%*:t;1.!CV51:1(
r, -s•At",..4i-•Pi.l. 4-Vr-tt,„:
• '"'.:.'. '''-iv:•.. 4; ,:"T",:-..:
.....i.1.-,-Zt:if *.;.C..
NM=
. •
• "=} ;11.1 •
; 4 •
I v : 1 4-7 .1 -
• . •
•
•
• ..!:;‘,'...=..t;i1r? 1 ie,V..:; 4 4.:,
; ..t
0:4
s Ct
'•
-`,:" • ; ,`"
_-
~.~ r
..