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MONDAY MORNING JANUARY 19
RECEPTION OF
LOUIS KOSSUTH,
•
GovOrnor of Hungary,
AT PITTSBURGH, ON TULSDAY, JANUARY
20, 1852
117: The following is a list or the officers to - take
charge of the procession on the occalion , Of • ihe recap
tint of ciDvernor Kosiuth :
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Miff Marshal—GEN. w5l. L&R IMER,. la.
Marshals.
*iv - ramp Foster, PittsburgltHenri Chignon, Pittsburgh
John P. Glass, do late= C.'Pettigrew de
F. G Kay, _do .. J T Shannon, do
Thomas Sargent,. do' David Gal way. do
David Campbell, do Jahn W. .Riddeil, do
D. T C Morgan, 'do Dr. F. .Hartmever, A Ile'ny
Samuel M'Ketvy, do 1-enry. rampbell, ao
John Roth do John Morrison. do
C. L Msgee. do , John Mitchell, do
Br. T. W Shaw, do Florence Kramer do
Dr. - Julian Rodgere,do Janie.. Barr, Birmingham,
B. F. Jonas,. , do .I,,hn G. Smith do
John Sentt . do 'rhos. Bluckmore, do
Samuel S. Waters,. do B. H Barber, Lawrenceville
RicharliSilvar3'; do Dr. James Robinson, d .
R. Biddle. Roberts, do A tex. A. McKee Manche r , . e r
Leoppld Siihl, do E. Park, do
Dr. 1 W Werneberg, do W. I._ Dickinson, Beaver
W. W. - Dallas. do 31e) Joshua Logan, do
C O. Loontis, do Thos. J Power, do
George Thompson, do 13 P. Work, do
.. . Aids go the ChLqf /Hershel
AfershaLT—Morrison Foster. F. G Kay.
Saha P. Glass, Thom Sareeut.
The Chief Marshal and hid Aids will wear red se srfS
The Marshals will wear white reasiS
Procession will form on Penn Street, with the
right resting at a point opposite the outer de.pot
of Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The Marshals and other officers, will see that
-the troops, associations and delegations, under
their charge are on the ground at half past TEN
o'clock A.: M.
The line will be formed according to the fol
lowing programme
At half past eleven Gov. Kossuth is expected
to arrive, at which time the phoession will corn-
mence moving
PROGRAMME.
Chief Marshal and his Aids
Military escort under Colonel Elijah Trovillo.
LOUIS KOSSUTH,
Governor of Hungary, with the y
Hon. T. B. Guthrie, Mayor of the
•city of Pittsburg, Hon. H S Flem •
.
JA nag, Mayor of the City of Alto.
gheny, and E. D. Gazzam, Esq.,
Chairman Committee of Escort, E r &
c i in a carriage drawn by 4 horses,
and attended by Capt. A. Hay's 1 , 2
mp
- Coany of Jackson Independ.
ent Blues.
e ::Council ' s committtee of escort '.
It. from:Pittsburgh. Council's cor m P
- taittee of escort from Allegheny.
gi Citizens' committee of escort in iFt-'
Carriages.
•
MUSIC,
WHITE'S BABE.
Suite of
Governor Kossuth
in Carriages.
Council's Committees
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C4riages
Committee from the
Pennsylvania Legislature,
Orator of the day,
COL. S. W. BLACK
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Ex U. S Senators,
and
Ex Members
Congress,
and Judges of the Courts
in
Carriages.
Marshal,
David Campbell.
The
Firemen
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Pittsburgh, Allegheny
Birmingham,
Manchester, &c., &c
• Marshal, F. Hartmeyer.
Tarheim of Pittsburgh,
,74 do of Allegheny & singing club,
a
do of Birmingham, °
fly_ _
2 Harmony Society of Pittsburgh, "a jp,
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ff.-. a. B ointionary do do do c
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c. Liederhalle of Birmingham.
and other German Societies.
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c, Marshal 0-3. 4
I'V. Samuel S. Waters.
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7: , El •
Marshal
. 1 4 - Joshua Logan.
The delegation. from Beaver, ^,
Delegation from Butler. ": 1
o Other delegations from , abroad. g
•
Marshal—James Barr.
4. Councils and municipal authorities
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Flag of,the United. Stares
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Marshal
JULLN RODGERS.
The,approach of our distinguished guest will
be announced by a salute from the gnus of the
United States Arsenal.
On the arrival of Governor Sossitth he will be
received by the
.I . oltary, under Col. Trovillo.
The procession will then countermarch on Penn
street_ and escort hini;,ro his hotel by the follow
ing— _ • •• ,
ROUTE—Down Penn to Hay street, along Hay .
to" Liberty, down Liberty to Short„ alsiig short
to Water, up Water to. Smithfield, up Smithfield
to Fifth, down Fifth to Wood, down Wood to the
' St. Charles Hotel.
• Governor Kossuth will be introduced to-the
people by Hon. W. W. Irwin, Chairman of the
Reception Committee, from the balcony of the
Hotel, - and welcomed to Pittsburgh by Colonel
-Samuel W. Black. Governor Kossuth, it is ex.
pentad, will reply to Cot Black in the presence
..or the,assembled people.
ger BENNEUS.—It is desired and expected
that the banners of each Assooiation and delega-
Aionwill be appropriate.
None withparty mottoes, offensive to any por
tion of the community,
.. _will be permitted.
tan Ili ..interesting Oacasion , Thtr.ehief Mar l
ahal relies on the p!ttriothn of 10fellowsit#04
a m: 146 0 10 for..theircerdiai :ae.pperatiOn in: the.
iiiiintotuteo•of good.order. •
•••_LARIAMIt, J r.,Chief MArebal.'
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Tpiogrqhloaralisoctiation.
The annual celebration of'..the birth day of
BENJANCESE Faernrini,•:clony off on Saturday even
.
lug last, at Fashdf4ton 'Hoy 'The - company Was
large, 'and ..good '3:tumor . 'and•hilarity were the
order of ihaavening.DAVlS JOHNEITON-a name
sYrionii4OMS. VOC good cheer—was the caterer on
the occasdan, , ana the bill of fare presented every
` delicaCY.'of e season. White's band was in
-
attendahco, tuia favored the company with many
of the - most popular airs of the day.
At 9 o'clock the cloth was removed, and the
following officers were announced for the evening ,
President—R. R. R. DIIMARS.
Vise Presidents—J. J. Patterson, James F.
Campbell, and William Anderson.
Secretaries—J. Heron Foster, Henry Forrest, A.
W. Rook, James McEwen.
Mr. J. T. Kinkead, from the Committee on In
vitation, read a large number of answers to invi
tations from distinguished persons—members of
the craft and others—in different- parts of the
country ; among them were letters from the Hon.
Daniel Webster, Hon. Wm. H. Seward, Hon. Ellis
Lewis, Hon. Joseph R. Chandler, Hon. T. Yates
Walsh, Hon. Jos. 11, Kuhns, M. F. Conway, Sen
ator Carothers, Hon. Richard Coulter, Wm. S.
Swaitii, of the Philadelphia Ledger, George E.
Appleton, Senator Darlington, of Lancaster co.,
and various other gentlemen, many of them con.
taming sentiments, some of which will be found
below.
Mr. J. Heron Foster, on behalf of the Com
mittee, read the following regular Toasts :
1; The President of the United States—An office
conferred by a nation of freemen, endears him
to the friends of liberty throughout the world.
2. The Governor of Pennsylvania—ln his sym
pathy with the oppressed of all lands, he well
represents the people of the Keystone State.
3. Washington—His patriotism secured Hi::
liberties of a continent; may future leaders of
the oppressed emulate his glorious example.
4. Pranitlin—He left the Press to subdue the
lightnings of Heaven, and tame the despots of
the Earth. The present generation reap the
fruits of his labors in the cause of Science and
Liberty.
Mr. J. E. Sheridan responded to this toast in a
few remarks, in which he adverted to the glo
riaus career - of the Printer, Poet, and Philoso
pher ; and his bright example to the members of
the craft at the present day.
5. The Press—The lever which moves the
world; it finds its fulcrum in the intelligence of
a free people.
E. D. Gazzam was loudly called for, and address
ed the company. After thanking them for the
honor conferred, by calling on him to respond to
that particular toast, the gentleman remarked
that it probably was owing to the circumstance
of his being an ex-editor. Many of the older
persons present recollected that he had once con
ducted a daily paper in this city, previous to
which there existed only two daily newspapers
in Pittsburgh. During his speech, the Doctor
took occasion to notice the mission of Kossuth to
this country, and paid a most eloquent oomph,
ment to the great Hungarian. His remarks were
received with great applause, and concluded by
giving the following sentiment:
" The Typographical Association:" May the
perseverance of its members establish for the
craft of the United States, an Arch of Union, of
which their Association shall prove the Key
stone.
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G. Oar Deceased Hembera—Qui Asmara, lied
lime ad aatra ; amongst us, beloved—departed,
not forgotten.
7.• Guttenburg, Faust, and Sehreffer—Their in
ventive genius gave lead a more terrible shape
than the bullet—and rendered the shooting
stick" more formidable to tyrants than the
musket.
Mr. Kinkead made a few remarks in answer to
this toast—he had used lead both in the shape of
type and of bullets, and expressed' his willing
ness to "gird on his armor," and do battle for
the cause of human liberty, whenever his coun
try would have need of his services.
8. The Printer's National Union—Necessary for
the good of the craft, may it receive the support
of every honest member.
Mr. Rook, delegate to the last Printers' Na
tional Convention. replied to this toast. Mr. R.
advocated the necessity of the National Union,
for the protection of the craft.
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"made up;" palsied be the hand which would
remove a "quoin "
.or "pi' a " p.ge."
'This sentiment called out P. C. Shannon, Esq.,
who made a few eloquent remarks; we regret
that our want of room will prevent us from giv
ing an extended report.
10. The Despot. of Europe—The imperial an
tipodes of Human Rights; their death struggle
comes—they have buckled on their armor, but
the undying love-of freedom cannot be quenched ;
the day dawns when the spirit of Liberty will
rise triumphant, and the victorious anathema of
disenthralled empires drown the curses of des
potism forever overthrown.
The Hon. Cornelius Darragh was here called
upon, and, in a masterly manner, gave a rapid
glance at the present conditions of affairs in
Europe : be referred .to the league among the
despots of the old world, which had overthrown
N ,poleon in 1815, and its re-enactment at the
present day, in order to quench the cause of lib
erty among the suffering masses of the continent.
This, he stigmatized in a most bitter manner, as
a disgrace to the intelligence of the nineteenth
century.
11. Kossulh—The journalist, the patriot, and
the statesman ; the press, with which he so long
opposed his oppressors, will summon the public
opinion of the world in aid of his just cause.
B. Biddle Roberta made a few remarks in reply
to the above. They were characterized by the
gentleman's nanal chasteness of style, and' elo
quence of expression-
12. The Army and Navy—The pride of our
country; ever ready to fight its battles, on land
or sea.
18. The Ladies—Heaven's last, best gift to
man: when we forget them, we for get that we
are men.
This last toast _called up Colonel Foster, of the
Dispatch, who, being unanimously voted " the
handsome man," was called upon to reply ; the
manner in which he did, fully attested his ap
preciation of " Heaven's last best gift."
following sentiments among others, were
'received by letter, from gentlemen who were
unable to attend :
By the Hon Ellis Lewis, Judge of the Supreme
Court: The Typogpaphicad Art—lt is the Art
that educates its professors in all arts and
sciences, and instils into their minds the true
principles of liberty. An intelligent Printer is
qualified for any duty or exigency whatever.
By M. F. Conway, of Baltimore, Delegate to
the last .National Convention : -The Printer's Na
tzernai Union—The only sure guarantee of our
emancipationL4t must and shall bo established
and upheld.'
By Senator Carothers of Allegheny County:
The Presa---A mighty engine for establishing and
preserving civil and religious liberty.
By the Hon. T. Yates Walshi . of Baltimore:
//num-sr—Her present sorrg * s,, wakes up the
-musieqf old,memories.,..Na.donal..*eedom to the
gallanrraesi Who defended that'Fielitiom, where
,With God hath made his people free. - -
:130...T, Glenn, Editor of the Ark,.,Coluntbus,
91th rr Printing,-The Art of Arts ; and Printers,
upon-whom all other artists mustdepend, or they
live ',laid die unknown.
From a. large number of volunteer toast we
tithe the following,:
By W. S.: Etiiiren 1' The President of the Pitts
burgh Typcgraphleal Association.
By Thomas 'Phillips : "Benjamin Franklin,"
the Title Page to the History of the linters of
America ; the efficient foreman who justified the
pages , of the form that made ns the admiration
of the world,, and the man who, was willing to
toil with'bills fOr the purpose of getting out the
;layge edition that, we expected, and have happily
yarked'..,dl z , pe4fect register.
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dieatple of =Faust ; 41*zed•vantizaan and
scholar, an gfeOlottir**4 l 4;l 6, miitiof
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hesaid IN presence there was sufficient indica
tion as to how he appreciated .it. After a few
good humored remarks, Mr. Abbott concluded, ,
by giving as a sentiment : DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
" Cincinnati and.Pittsborgh.:" Mailed now by 14 0 11181711,LE, Jan. 17.
two great commercial highways—may the unity A great fire eccurred at Brandon, Miss., last
of personal and social sympathies between the ; night, destroying nearly the whole of the town.
people of the two cities be doubly strengthened. The following persons were burnt out: A Sineus
By David Campbell : " Benjamin Franklin," E. Oakley. W. Sanford, G. S. Reeds, C. Akin,
whose birth we oelebrate,—but those who are N. Middleton, Havieur & Co., J. A. Dohan, R.
struggling with " low birth and iron fortune" Oakley, T. D. Wilkinson, Maas & Larson, Stand
see, in his career, an exemplification of the truth and & Brothers, Cress, Crawford & Kerby, Todd
that in the lexicon of youth there should be "no & Ware, Wilkinson, Mason & Co., J. &S. flirt
such word as fail." land, Hotel, Court House and the office of the
By C. S. Abbott, of Cincinnati : Louis Kos- Brandon Republican.
snth"—A nobleman of nature; chief of :in or
der of aristocracy, based not upon wealth, birth
or title, but upon wisdom, intelligence, refine
ment and virtue—the only aristocray we recog
nise.
By John J. Patterson : " The American Peo
pie and the Press"—The latter is but the type of
the glory of the former. It is the duty of every
true hearted American Printer so to give tone
to the character of the Press, that it shall never
transcend the exalted position it occupies
Hi• rule be Franklin's rule of rods
His tam•• be Franklin's glory "
By J. Heron Foster—" Our Common Schools:"
In the language of the Father of his Country,
"In proportion as the structure of a Govern•
mint gives force to public opinion, it is rssential
that public opinion should be enlightened."
By David Campbell—Printing : - The Art
preservative of all Arts :" It will exist while
thrones and empires rise and fall, and stretch
the dusty scroll of fame to record their history."
By J. Heron Foster—" The Steam Press '' In
improving it to the speed of lightning, America
can Hoe her own row
By James E. Sheridan—" Benjamin Frank
lin: One of Nature's Noblemen—being alike ac
cessible when possessed of wealth and power, as
when a Journeyman Printer—virtue, intelli
gence, industry, and manly bearing, being ever
the only passports to his favor.
By Wm. E. M'Laren—" Kossuth :" Already
the Demosthenes of oppressed Hungary ; when
the hour of conflict comes, he will be the Phocion
of his Fatherland.
By.J. T. Shryock—" The Press, the Pulpit and
'lte s gamily Altar :" The fortification of the Tem
ple or - H
am an Liberty.
By Theodore F. Wright—•• The Tr/ colored
Flag of Hungary"—May it soon wave in triumph
over a land as free as our own.
By Hiram Callow—. , The Republican Press , f
France :" May it gain new laurels by battling in
the cause of freedom.
By Jas. E. Sheridan—" Benjamin Franklin "
Printer, Patriot, Philanthropist, Poet, Friend--
ever ready to foster genius and patronise honest
industry; his fame is world wide, and his char
miter can never cease to be admired, so long as
worth is respected or genius appreciated among
men.
By David P. Work, of Beaver— •• The Press
The safeguard of Liberty—may it now it speak
in thunder tones, when millions are panting for
Freec om.
By Thos. A. Spence—" Oppressed If ougary •••
Ere another 17th day of January, may she fold
the mantel of Liberty around her, and pe•elaim
Freedom: Freedom! to the captive
By Alex. Callow: "Guttenberg May we all
more and more revere hie memory, nu the return
of each Festival of the Art.
By Win. Harper—" The Printer:" Standing
at hie case, engaged in composing ^thoughts
that breathe," and "words that burn," is a sul,.
lime object that the most exalted Emperor, sur
rounded by the flashing mockery of regal spleen
dor.
By 8.. R. 8.. Dumars—•The Press: - Ever the
opponent of despotism, its mission will not be
completed until it shall have buttered every form
of tyranny, knocked oppression into pre, and
given to the Bourbroi., of the world free Cousti.
tutional Governinents,
By Jacob l'itcCallister "Freedom of the
l'ress:" The right of speech and thought un
trameled—the people everywhere free, the wide
world over.
By Alfred H. Balsley—The Common Schools .
The lever by which Archimedes proposed to
move the world—the weapon which makes tyr
anny tremble—the safeguard of Republicanism
By Wm. Anderson—“ Louis Kossuth : "The type
of a great man, and the Champion of Liberty :
may he make a dear impression on the hearts of
every lover of Freedom.
By W. G. Johnston—" The Press:" The speak
ing trumpet of liberty its tones make tyrants
tremble.
By J. F. Campbell—" Our Craft in the Army"
—By casting their battered type into bullets,
they cannot fail giving the enemies of their
country "hell."
By J. H. Irwin-- Louis Kossuth ." The
Franklin of Hungary—a Patriot, a Journalist
and Statesman.
By H. Graham—The perpetuity of the Pitts.
h Typographical Association.
By an old Printer—" Our Craftsmen engaged
other business :•' In their presence we rejoice
find evidence that they have not forgotten us.
By A. W. Book John B Guthrie. Mayor
An old Printer and a man whoovill strain uo an
cient law to deprive workingmen of the right to
defend their craft.
By a Guest—" The Pittsburgh Typographical
Association:" The most successful ••itat Ester--
minator" yet invented in this city.
By W. 8. Haven—The President of the Pitts
burgh Typographical Association.
By Davis Johnson—Printers may exercise a
great influence on the world, but without bakers
they would starve to death.
By John C. Harper—" Intervention." With
out forming entangling alliances with any power,
our government can and should intervene be
tween struggling liberty and despotic imposition.
By the Company—" Our Host, Davis Johnston. -
His arrngements for making internal improve.
ments in the assembled company, have proven
eminently successful—may his shadow never
grow less.
The last toast was received with applause,
which fully attestei that the cocupauy were well
satisfied with their host.
At quarter to twelve o'clock the company dis
persed, all apparently well satisfied with the
evening's entertainment.
WINTER'S DIORAII AB. —No doubt uur readers
will be much pleased to know that they have
another opportunity to witness this 'unrivalled
entertainment. In this particular line, Mr.
Winter has, perhaps, no superior—at.least, his
has never visited this quarter of the globe.
There is a gorgeous beauty in some of his pic
tures, which renders them highly attractive
and in others, an elegancy and chasteness of
color and proportion, which wins the admiration
the most refined taste.
gr. The sale of tickets fur the Kossuth Fes
tival, at Masonic Hall, will be resumed this
morning at 10 o'clock, at Philo Hall.
,Qt' We are requested to announce that there
will be a meeting of the Kossuth general Re
ception Committee at the St. Charles Hotel, this
day at 2 o'clock.
Vir FRESH OYSTERS received daily by Ad
ams' Express, at the WAVERLEY HOUSE,
Diamond Alley.
AHEAD OF ALL!
XTRACT OF AMERICAN OIL
PREPARED and sold by INO. YOUNGSON. 209
Liberty streei.' This powerfully concentrated pre
paration; the medical virtues of which are inlaid to be
eight limos the strength of the original American Oil.
It is put up in bottles at 2.5 and 271 cents, each, will, full
directions Witt use. In every disease where the origi
nal American Oil has been found at all efficacious, and
it so tar exceeds the original in power. us torender it the
CREAPESTMEDIC INF: TN THE. WWII. a Call and
trr JOHN YOUNt.:SON.
N. B. The original Oil nt izs natural emsr as token
from the bowels of the earth, can be bad as ahovr—and
will be found genuine. sot wire slandins n certani film
e latent to be the on:y Proprietor , .
d&wr.if J .
New. Book.! New aook• I
JUST received al WALL'S, No, ei Fourth street'
Alexander Dumas uew work, "Sizetchei in France "
Fiume and its Influence ; a story for the horue eirelr
Abio, a new illustrated edition of Charles O'hlttilet
janl3
1. W. argan
Steele & Officer,
Affl A NUPArTURERS of all kinds of i run k and Park
in. ing Poxes Dtilsoort's "'inning 'a ram atrret,
between Seventh and Eighth.
Boxes pada and delitinietlat the shorte,d notice. tins
Oyrksa-.Bllstels,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCE R, Jtilt
niaMondiedrntr Diamond alley, Pittsourg , also
keeps alloys:Los ENTEJITAINIIEN - r,for Market and ('oon.
try People, and STwaLiso. All who abut.. t ,•a:: N ill
lied it to their advantage to do so, at. his Stare).nd POI
lioniirs Ifit• ninct PerlVeTient Nlnr'..•• i kepi/®
BURGESS k CO'S Original and Ognuine Ranch,
Rat and Moine Exterminator. Price 25 cent-
Sold at tjalnt sii diVlall FIELD ST.
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INICKIS - ___
b Pittsburgh Gas Company ;
Ohio and Pemmylviinia Railroad .
Exchange Bank of Pinsbutgh;
Marine Railway and Dry Dock;
. , North American Mining Company ;
. .Minesota do do; •
; -Pot - safe by • , A. WILKINS .4. CU. . .
• L- . Stock and Exzhalific Broker s.
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SHOCKING MURDER.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 17.
A horrible murder was committed near Augus
ta, Geo., on the 12th inst. An old couple named
Herring were both shot dead, and the house
robbed.
Yesterday evening, Patrick Burke, keeper of
a Sailor's boarding house, in Ann street, was
stabbed in the street and died two hours after
wards. The assassian lied, and has not be sr
rested.
Orders have been received at the Charleston
Navy Yard, to fit out the frigate Cumberland
with despatch. She is destined for the Mediter
ranean station.
It is understood that Mr. Smith, of Alabama,
will, on Monday, call for the correspondence be
tween Gov. Kossuth, and Capt. Long, of Missis
sipi.
NSW YORE., Jan. 17
The death of Kosauth's mother is contradicted
by the Asia's advicea.
Cotton...Saleif of 1500 bales to day at a de
cline of since the last report.
Flour—Sales of 5,000 bbls at firmer prices.
Grain... Sales of 4,000 bushels mixed Ohlo
wheat at 1,00 per bushel. Corn is firm, wit!
sales of 2500 bushels at titlio.
Provisions... Pork ks firm with sales at former
rates 300 barrels at 9 per tb.
Tobsioeo...Sales of Ky leaf at 4354.
Linseed Oil... Sales at 6To per gallon.
DAILY REVIEW OF THE :MARKET%
11FrICY ny nn DAILY NiOttal..
Mos.:lay. January 19. 16.52.
ridler DU Saturday was so unpleasant that wr
r0t4;.1 ;war or ,r aro of no transaction. worthy of nod. r.
It wet- wore than usually dull.
AS IiES--tiales of 7 east s al :lfc
FLOUR—Receipt. exceedingly limited; we have ;
rew roles of wagon load.; at $2,95 to 83,00 , sales at II
utiltt iu thr Railroad Depot in Allegheny at $3OO for ex
Ira qunitt7.
GIiOC7FAIES- -We 1.4, no change to nonco 1%,
iiirretore omit quotst.o,,
undersigned. after nu interval of four years, t.t..
rI
again resumed business tinning complied wit
the requisitions of the luw regulating Sales at Auet.oy
and having procured a first class License as Auuttonir
r,.. tae tiny of Pittsburgh, he offers his services es es,
to ibs , needs and the public generally. With an expo.
nerve of nearly thirty years in this line of business, he
hazard* nothing in taping that be will be enabled to give
ebb., matisCictioh to all those who may feel disposed t.
patroffiZt bins. P. Mclie.:NNA, Auctioneer.
Reit., to the principal City Merchants jyg
SCOTT & OTIS.
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION fiIERCIIAN'n , ,
61 mat s srass - r, ST. I.OOIS, MISSoUgI.
j A VING been engaged in the above oustness for u.
II an MS years. to tins city, would respectfully so.
COnAig'lllll.ll, of Goods, to be sold in this mark,
tither for ALICUOII or private sale—particularly hiss.
ware. Hardware and Dry Good.; anti will make liber,
ad 6,1111,4 on ail kinds of Goods consigned us for in,
herr
ri, rerer to .11.e.rs Bowen, Roe & Co , K. R. V.
;r. War D. Wood & John J. Andertron& Co., R
,tne, ti 4411 rc k. Reed. Brownlee, Homer & Co.. Lark,
Denver. SOlll . . 1.011 i.,. & Brother, Urnerunatr
rreotc. frL Leol. ?ttrstrurzh. I indr2o:v
. _
Gn°): t ca:'"ct 4 11 I li'rnth :l)Li. l :Oe'ebaek a:the I•strinse r
of Wood and sth street,. will he told a genera.: assort •
meld or ,easonuble staple dud fancy Pry Geodes: Boor
and Shoe.; Hardware and Gallery, aLe. ere
Al Y o'clock, P rd.. u quantity pi . new and i.econd hand
liouueltoid and kitchen Furniture, looking glasses; fire
it ,usand ,tatidr, glu., , xure knivee and forks, he. he
P hoot',
IFFEF. HOUSF. STAND FOR SALE A Coffee
House Stand, with a tense of the House, having two
year• to run from theist of April, 1&52. Also the Fur•
liatirr, liar Futures, Lioors, ac. remaining on hand
The house ts well located and doing a good business;
wil l he sold at a bargain as the present owner has to quit
the huAinee. on account of bad health
Fur particulars enquire of
Jul: W.O. IWCARTNEY. Auct'r.
4UC SALE—At 2 o'clock, 'tun a ft ernoon, in ud.
0111011, •undry articles of Furniture will be sold
Wit' be sold. 1 casks Brandy ; 15 bbl, Vinegar ; ore
fir•i-ralc Cooking Stove, in perect order; I Parlor
,tuyt• a Heal article, a lot of Ready Made Clotkin.
taiit P M'KRNNA, Auct'r.
L 11 . 8. SALE A FARM containing about 10 8
r ACRE-A of FIRST RATE LAND, situated Oa the
tante River, twenty-two mile" from Pittatiursh.
consist Of an excellent stone Dwelling,
woo all aecensary out•huilding•i o.lfo, a large frame
barn; with an orch rd of aiyle and other Fruit Trees.
la iuli bearing.
About sixty-bye acres of the Land Is eleared,—the
greater port of which is OOLIOITI Land, In a high state of
cultivation, and not surpassed in fertility by any on the
Onto River .
The Beaver, also, the P & 0 Railroad pas. ahrougta
;Ins Farm winch makes at so contiguous to market that
it oilers inducements to those desirous of purchasing a
(MULEn or a place to establish a Dairy, rarely to be met
wnh It will be sold low and on secommodaung term=.
For purticularx apply to F. AVICENNA, Auet`r ,
or, to J. A SHuLES,
decle Rochester, Pa.
Steamboat COMMII111011(1011 between New
York and Liverpool.
THE L•verpool and New York Pioneer Company's
I powerful new Steamship PIONEER, 2.500 tone
hushen, Asa L. ELDRUII6, commander, will sail from
New York, direct for Liverpool, on the 31st day of De
cember. and will leave Liverpool on the 4th day of Feb
ruary PhBSAOII MONET 11014, LIVERPOOL.
Ftr.l C.hlo, Adults, 8.5.00 to $lOO,OO
do rhiLtren. 41,00 to 50.00
Second Cukm, Adults, 10,00 to 10,00
do Children. 05,00 to 30,00
Steerage, Adult., 15,00
do Children, 8,00
The accommodations in the steamers ore not excelled
by any of ihe steamers now afloat. In first and second
Cabin, the hest the market affords will be furnished.
the accommodation, also, for Steerage passengers are
on an entire new plan; the provisions are provided by
the vessel, cooked by competent persons. and each meal
served regular. Steerage passenger* will only have to
forms!. their own beds ant bedding An experienced
Surgeon is ouch:it to each ship in this line.
For terms apply to JAMES BLAKELY,
Corner of Sixth and Liberty streets,
deel7 (2nd story) Pittsburgh
P. S —Remittances as usual in large and small sums,
paid at any Beat in the United Kingdom Passages em•
gage ale s ,y of the sailing packets at the lowest possi•
Ole lrma New York to Liverpool, London and
Glasgow, and front thence to New York.
linportiaillt to Pegles.
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utoCTOR LATROBE'S FRENCH FEMALE PILLS
kj au innocent, safe and elfeetual remedy for Chloro
sit or or Oreen Sickness, Fleur, A ibus or Whites, Sup.
pression, Dysmenorrbroa, Nervous Debility general
Weakness, Nausea, Yams in the Head and Limbs, Loss
of A ppetite, Palpitation, Tremors, Mamie , d Spine, Cos
nye., i r ritability, Dyspepsia or Indipstion, Flatu
lence or Wind, and all Uterine Coo3plaints. Price h 5
cents, or five boxes feir 81,00 Sold wholesale and re
tail by W. C. JACKSON, NO Liberty street, head 131
Wood street, Pittsburgh, and.by all the Druggists
ILI Full dirrolons enclosed with each box.
deetOtt yaltkw
Valuable City Property at Auction.
ruliE subscrtber, Assignee of L. Slarom, will sell at
public sale, on the urea:dims, on Saturday, It t e4gui
day of January, A.. D. 185:1. at 2 o'clock, P. hi, of tik, t
day, those five lots of ground situated in the 7th Ward
city of Pittsburgh, being lots Nos. 1,4, 5, 8 and 7, in
Shrom's plan.
Lot No. 1. fronting SI feet ou Bedford Creel, and ex
tending back 70 feet to a 4 feet alley, with the privilege
01 a 3 reel alley along side, and on which there to tnve•
red a two story dwelling house.
No. 4, fronting 19 feet on Xeatings' alley, and extend
ing 53 reel to et 4 feat alley, and baying tbefeon erected
a ffainc(nvostory,)dwellinghouse.
Nos 0 , g' an d 7, a.'Join the above; and have erected on
each a two Story brick dwelling house.
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Or to 1, SHROM, on the premises. fiarl3d3 ;Law ,
cc:never Waal anti Fultz streets.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
PORTLAND, Jan. 16.
The Legislature convened at Fredericks town
to day. Mr. Crane was elected Speaker.
The Governor's speech makes an urgent ap
peal for an advance of the Contemplated rail
road projects.
The finances are said to be in a favorable con
•
dition.
CHARGE TO JOPENHAGEN.
WABIIINGTO4, Jan. 17.
Andrew J. Ogle has been appointhd Charge J
Affairs to Copenhagen.
SAILING OF THE FRANKLIN.
Naw YoaK, Jan. 17
The steamer Franklin sailed at noon to day
for Havre, with 36 passengers and $400,000 in
specie.
WABEILMOTON, Jan. 17
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NEW YORK MARKET—Jan. 17
COMMERCIAL
Auction 5a1c.:3
Auction Card,
P. M. DAVIS, Auctionear
. G. Rl'42 , AILTIIE W.V. Auctioneer ,
P. WILES NA. Auctioneer
PROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW TOOL
First Cabin, Adults, • - 8110,00
do Children, • - 55,00
record Cabin, Adults, -. • . th.o,i I/
Children, 30,00
Steerage. Adulls, - - - - 30,00
do Children, • - • 4000
EM=E=
Rotel for Rent.
IatTHE subscriber wishes to lease fora term Of
years, to a firatrrate man, his large and splendid.
new HOTEL, at Tunic Creek, about 12 miler,
from Pittsburgh This Hotel contains forty-three fine
largerooms which am finished is a style egad to the
first-class Hotels of the cities. The Stabling and other
accommodations are of the best description. This Ho
tel is situated at the termination of the Btaddeon Field
Plank Road, on the old Philadelphia turnpike, and imme •
diately adjoining the Central Railroad. It will be one of
the most delightful summer retreats in the country. For
terms, &c., apply to the subscriber, or to Mr. Hill, on the
premises. (dec23:lm) ALLEN BROrl' N.
- Utuß SAI.
lUh E—THE'THREE ST4,IIY BRICK p a.
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 16 Hay street,
snydees Rom. Price 83,000 Terms, 8500 in
sash; 8300 in one year; and 62,000 in five years. To
be .eeured by bond and mortgage on the premises.
C ear of all ineumbronees, and title indisputable.
Apply to D. W..tc. A. S. BELL,
'Attorneys at Law,
No. 143 Fourth ewe
ME=
A COUNTRY RESIDF,NCE TO LET—From an
k..
the lin of April next, a two story brick house, PM%
with nix acres of ground attached, on which is an orch
ard of choice fruit trees, stabling, and other out buildings.
It is within a row minutes walk of the Coati House, by
the way of a board walk. Apply to
Whf H. hi. PUSEY,
Lumber Yard orrice, corner of Fayette at. and Garrison
Alley deceitSwd
1
0 LEV— the subscriber otrer. for Rout, We
store room now occupied by Messrs. Willock firt
A. Davis, No. 87 Market street. Possession given
on the Ist of April Enquire of
iansa.f CHAS. H PAULSON No. 73 Wood St.
TO LET—From the first of April next a new
and convenient three story brick DWELLING
HOUSE—containing eight rooms, and situated on
Ross street. near Water. Apply to
BAKEWELL, PEARS & CO ,
Jug lvcr• corner Wood and Second sti..
Desirable Props rty fotr Sale
E well known G REEN WOOD GARDEN Property
1 is offered for sale in lots to suit purchasers. This
afford s a rare chance for a delightful summer reisidence,
free from the smoke and dirt of the city. For particu•
are enquire of the subscriber on the premises
frifliSma JAMES AMAIN.
For Sale or neut.
,4 k FACTORY—Buildings substantial and spacious ;
arrh a large Engine ; sitaated on Walnut street,
between Penn and Liberty Erect, Fifth Wald. Posses
non can be had immediately. Enquire of
JOHN A. PARKINSON,
Penn_strect.
ri Wu BRICK YARDS FOR RENT—Possession given
immediately, for four gangs each —One in the sth
ward of the city of Pinsburgh, recently occupied by
Geo Meal Jr. nuns; the other adjoining the allove, to
Pitt township, has been In the occupancy of Geo. Moare
for ten years, consfque any the character of the clay for
brick has been well established.
BoErron, Jan 17
BOSTOR, Jan. 16
For further ntfornattuon, Inquire of the subsctll.cr,
Allegheny City corner of Sandusky street and South
Common Dans.crno GEO. MILTENBERGER
PNE LOT in the Elgath tVa rd of the City of Pitts•
burgh. fronting ou Locust street d 93 feet fronting on
lubranin street running to the blur 400 feet, fronting
the hlonongattela 293 feet, fronting on ftliltenberoer's
street 400 feet.
One other Lot, adjaining the above, lu Pitt town3lttp,
fronting on Locust street 244 feet, fronting on Miltentter•
ger's street methe blufL3'l3 feet, on the bluff overlooking
the Monongahela 244 feet to a line of the property of the
late James Irwin,2oo feet to Locust street.
One Other Lot in P,tt Township, fronting on Locust
Street. 237 fret, fronting on Miltenberger Street 120 feel
to a 24 feet alley, fronting on said alley 939 feet to a hoe
of Property of late James Irwin, from Alley to Locurt
Street 120 feet
One Other Lot in city of Pittsburgh, fronting on I.n-
Gust Street 291 feet, fronting on Vanbraam Street 120
feet to a 24 feet Alley, (rotting on said Alley 993 feet,
fronting on Miltenberger Street 120 feet to Locust Street.
One Other Lot fronting on Forbes Street* feet , front
ing on Miltenberger Street 120 fret lo ri 24 feet Alley
on the raid Alley 48 feet to Lot No. 41 in Mtltunborget'>
Plan Lot•.
One other lot, fronunron Forhes street, 20 feet, front
ing on Van Braam street 120 feet, to a2l feet alley,
fronting on said said alley 20 feet.
One other lot, fronting on Forbes street 72 ft., running
hack to a feet alley 190 feet, fronting on said alley,
79 feet,
1 adl sell for cash, on long time. or on perpetual
For parucu' ars, enquire of die subeeriber, on the corner
of Sandusky street and South Common, Allegheny Coy.
jensArno OEO. 51.1LTE.NbERG ER
IVO LET —AN OFFICE TO LET—Mier Philo lint;
I and next door to Nelson's Daguerreotype Rooms.
ALSO—A small Dwelling House on Pennsylvania
Ave Cake, near I brkland Possession given immethately.
E. D. DAZZAM,
deenLiberty at . near Third.
TO LE f:TWO LARGE ROOMS, with bath room
and hu proof large fire .ale attached, in the brick build
ing, No. 149 on Fourth street. Enquire of
W. W. DALLAS
Office of Associated Firemen's Insurance Company, Nos
121 and 125 Water street. idec9
, t) LET—The three WAREHOU 3E3 on Liberty. op
posite the head of Wood street. with vacant Lots
back running through to Feria street, now occupied by
R. Bell, Nicholson & Payne and W, Lehiner.
Possession given let of April, 1862. Enquire of
)ft3 R. BARD A Co, lig] Wood et
vr ALL:ABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALX—The
V understgricd has resolved to sell his property, sa
nity d at the corner of :R&M street and Cherry Alley, !o
cu-t purchasers. either part or all Terms cheap, and
easy payments. Apply soon on the premises, to
JOHN K. , iPPITZ.
Agency for Different Lines of Packet Ships.
t rAPASSENGER OFFICE•
t ata t
*O5 I-MYATT Si , pirraeuaen
For P. W. BYRNES 4 C0.,69 South 'vat, crew a
Pint, Nett Yolk 38 Waterloo Road, Liverpool; and 65
GraVier Well, New Chrltans.
HAS A LINE OF PAC" ETS suihng every five days
from Liverpool to New York ; a Line of Packets
from Liverpool to Philadelphia, on the ISM of each
month , a Line of encircle to Baltimore on the 20th o,
each month. Also—a Line 01 Packets on the sth and
24th of each month from London and Portsmouth to
New York
ALSO—Drattsat sight niwayson hand, for any •mount,
at the lowest rates of discount; and all information
given eotteenting passengers, that can be given, with
pleasure. by their Agent. JOHN THOMPSON,
20S Liberty at.. Pituburch.
--,...--,.. LIN E OF PACKETS
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PHILADELPHIA.
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-•- A Apo TO SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL
•• ''':': "•'- On du Sigkeenth day of every Mona
JA NE 11. G LI DDEN, Ambross Child, TM was • I eltls Non.
JAMES 13 RO WN E. Arthur Child, 1000 tons. •18th Dec.
GONDAR, J. G. &mono, 650 tnn s • -- -- • -- - - • 18th inn.
NEW SHIP. --, 850 tom.• ----- - - . • . - 18th FcL.
The above ships are Molt of the best materials and af•
ter the most approved models for swiftness, combined
with the modern improvements for the comfort of ras
s e ge e rse
packetse Their
will
commanders i ta
advantage
men wi of
okrno ste a mw at .
Costs up the Delaware.
Also, ships sailing weekly from Liverpool to New (g
-leans. Passengers can get up the river cheap through
the winter
For terme of second Cabui and Steerage pass.age, tip
ply to or address by letter (post-paid),
P. W. B% RN ES &CO.,
69 South street, corner of Pine New York
36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool ;
JOHN THOMPSON,
205 Liberty street, Pittsburgh
H. W. Hotrtmoh,
Rreca,Ly informs his friends and the public
in general, that he has opened the house formerly
occupied by S. Shepard, in NVilkinsburgh, where he
le prepared to accommodate travelers and persons going
out from the City. fdeo2linf
Owstmes Eichangs,
NO. t 7 ST. CLAIR STREET.—This house has been
taken by the undersigned, fitted up in style, furnish
ed with the beet of LIQUORS, and everything the sea
son can afford .4n excellent LUNCH every day, to
which attention is especially called.
ianis J A KS 0 WSTON
TOLEN from Relief Engine House., on the night of
3 lttli or the morning of the 12th inst , a V, be•
longing to the Hose Carriage. A liberal reward will be
given to any person or pereons that will bring it back.
janl.sat .1 NOBLE, lst Hose Director.
THEpertnerabip heretofore mating between Josno•
Reonas te W. W. Dau.ss. in the Duquesne Craekcr
Factory, is dissolved by mutual consent.
JOSHUA RHODES,
W. W. DALLAS.
Pittsburgh, January 14th, 1852
Having purchased the interest of %V. W. Dallas, in
the Duquesne Cracker Factory, the undersigned will
continue the business at the old stand, Nos. 189 and 191
Front street. [janlsl JU.SHIJA RHODES.
FOR SALE.—A Lot of ground. fronting 25 feet 71
inches on Pennsylvania Avenue, and elnending in
depth 112 feet to a street. Terms 51000 cash. This lot
is worth 61500. on time, but al we wad( to use the mo
ney, we are willing to sell oa the above terms. We have
several other lots which we will dispose of on equally
moderato terms, or on perpetual lease
D. W. & A. S. BELL, Att l ys-at.Law
Fourth at , above Smithfield.
Innls:dlm
REMOVAL—We take this method of informing 'our
friends that we have censored our store from No
124 Wood street, to No. 6 Smithfield, formerly occupied
by Messrs Vankirk & Thirkield,onposim the Mononge•
hela house. STUART & SILL,
jantS No. 6 Smithfield ct.
11 - 14.11.1ih used the FORM I.A, knoWtl as Watt's Der.
onus Antidote, and have found from eighteen eaeee,
selected from a much larger number, and proved its effi•
racy in acute sad chrome diseases, neuralgia. pain, qui
tation, and spasms, suftletent to substantiate the claims
of the author, in (ashy of this new medicine.
Dee. 1851. Jong' CLINDINISING, M. D, New York.
For sale by W. M. CUTHBERT,
jamb 5O Smithfield street.
InitliAßrS MELI-WhOisin.—Just reeeived a 1210 -
% plete assortment of 4, 44 and 5 octave Carharee
Melodeons; for sale at the manufacturers prices by
jantO JOHN H. MELLOR, 81 Wood et.
rytHE publie are informed that the OFFICE OF THE
I BOARD OF HEALTH of the City of eittsburgh is
at No. 68, Grant street, between Fourth and Diamond
streets, where all Notices and Communications for the
Efoard mutt be left. CHARLES NAYLOR,
Secretary.
.
olvlDEiro._
TI -
HE Trustees of the Pittsbur v
th Gas ompany, have
this day, declared a div , dend of parFaant., out. of
the profits of the last sLs months, on thr,e,epoltat, Fula of
their Company ; pay able forthwith.lo',llo4kholdora or
said legal representatives at the offinvorAheAlonmany.
JAMES hi.CHAlSTYirfroaeurer.
Office of Gas Company, Jan. 12,1559:. jarl3aw
A.RII-10 131318. for salaby -
Li luta Shinn lc SINCLAIR',
it OLASSES-100 bbls. N. CEASlolturiesi for sale tiq
171 jai3 MTH le.-sirigratiit:
AA Wr JOURNAL FOR JANUARY-41:4ricAlvadbp
WOODWARIXIr, RQWLAND, 73 , ThirdoWeet
!This number contains frixqrltighlY finishgd. gleo/
wings, with Damen:his hehutitalmoo4 cam.. Ajsoows,•
leetton of articles - 011ssienee and 4r l L _ _ -
Subscriptions takerrfor ahe.year , * fi9,40, in rd Vie,
or singionorabora:sold at7s cents each.
uucvi es c. , IIAKER SARsAPA.RILLA—adozen of
IX this celebrated medicine, for flurifyim the bl oo d,
just received and for sale by -•-
jal3 . JAMES A. -SONE4.'
ID EP PER-2 0 bags Bal more; in. Merjoir saltibv.
ios. ' Siv&ST & SILL
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Domestic dad lloragn Exchange, Bank -Notes,
\ Gold Ottct Boughs„SO,YeuittE:Tkisings4,
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PITTSBURGH
ID' I NT BO /NT 1LLOW117) ON TINY DEPOSItS I a r , 018-
ALLIti SIDIVAILO BeWO:
KRA &MR i. FLA.IIIII.
fienkereansi Rzehangi Brokers, Dealeetin Foreika 444
Dosnestießills,Bilis of Backstage, Cerliftearer Boor!
it, Bank Noses, and Coin.
Corner of Third end Wood etc, directly Opposite the S
Charles Hotel. tuaytd
Etomoval.
N. 1101.1111DS & SONS,
lieVz gEMoVOD TEETH BAICEING AND ILICILVIGIC OP►TC7
To No. 67 Market street,four doe= iskrwold scout
N. HOI.WES it. SONS,
DANK ERS AND EXCHANGE HEOKTES, and Dem.
iers in Notes, Drafts, Acceptances, Gold, Silver and
Dank Notes. Exchange on the Eastern and Western
eines constantly for sale.
Collections made in all the clues throughout the OAP
Led States. Deposites received in par funds or current
paper, No fi7 Market street, hetVreett Third and Fourth
drams. deg 28-Iy.
8•11. LEMON. 2.308.81745017
noon .0 EillnelliST.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
N. E. Corner of Wood and Sixth stmts., Pi.mfburgh, Pa
D EALERS in Coin, Bank Notes . , Time Hills, Foreignand Domestic. EsehanitirCornficates ofDeposit,&C
EXCHANGE on all the pnneipa; Cities of the Union
and Europe, for sale In Istituto snit purchase r P.
CURRENT and par funds received on depostle
COLLECTIONS made on all parts of the Union, Kilns
lowest muss. scpll-11,
HILL is Ottnts.Y.
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 615 Wood Street,
Third door belota Fourth—Ocistride)
ti IG HT EXCHANGE on the Eastern Cities constantly
0 for sale. Time Hills of Exchange and Notes din
counted. Gold, Silver and Rank Notes, bought and sold.
Collections made in all the principal answer the United
States. Deposits received of Par and Current Funds.
ma rTrvy
G. E. ARNOLD & CO.,
BANHERS AND DEALERS f 9
EXCHANGE COIN,
BANK N<YIES,
SIGHT AND
TIME DRAFTS, trc.,
Collections carefully attended to, and proceeds remi
ted to any part of the Union.
Ser BTOC K$ 152
.FOITORT AND 'SOLD art COMMISSION.
NO. 74 Fourth sour,
sepi3l Neztdoor to the Bank of Plusbcuth
Fresh arrival of sew Goods I
• T. H. lIVILNLOHT & snowasas,
117 WOOD STREET,
THIRD DOOR FROM THE CORNER OF FIFTH,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED and offer fcrr Bala
-11 1.000 at G. D. and S B. Percussion Caps:
4,000 proz..fspool Cotton--assurted;
400 bit: Pateht Thread -;"
1.00 grent,gross Agate buttons;
300 doi.GnmSuspendera;
150 doz. Berlin.Glove.s J. •
40 doz Cotton Gloves;
120 pleees Pongee Handkerchtefe;
50 do LELIIICV Linen do:
75 do Cambric do,
30 cartoons Round Ribbons
r 5 do Satin and Mantua ßibboutt ;
6 do Cap do
'Together with a lure and well selected stock or
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
They would also call the attention of the trade gener
ally, to the largest and most varied assortment of. Gold
Jewelry, Watches, Ac., ever offered in this market:—.l4ll
of which they offer on the most reasonable terms foe&
Henry Itobbook,
'ETAS the pleasure of announcing tri the public, that
at the repeated soliditationa of hie former pupils,
he has determined to make•Pittsburgh . his permanent re
sidence, and wilt, therefore; , re-iontrueoce.'tn give in
struction antra% tANcr;tlLifraft:aratAfOCAL MU SIC,
on the 9th day of February , writ.. Those lartio desire to
become students. will please:leave their address at. the
Music Stoic of Mr.• Mellor,- where a boor for
that purpose will bo:lreptor through the Post ornft..—
All applications will be positively attended to, and In
struction commence on the above named day, (Fe.benary
9th) I have the permission to refer those who are not
aelmaintect.with me,in the following gentlemen:
John Snyder,
I.sq , Cashier Dr. Hobert Snyder ,
of the Hank of Pittsburgh; George Ogden, Esq.;
H. L. Ringwalt, Esq ; James A. IrPfLuighAsq.;
N. G Murphy, Esq.; I B. Fahueatpek,
dec3tnttawtf HENRY ROHBOCk.
closing out tale or winter Der' Goods 1
I , HE subscriber, determined ttrelga: out Ids stoefi of
WOOLEN, DRESS tind. thee. WINTER GOODS,
before getting in hie. supply tor the Spring business,
will sell the remainder , ot,those Goods at 30 per cent
lower than formen - pridel"belog.-10 per 'vent. less than
coat Purchasers will find—'-- •
All 'WOOI6 4 Lupins, Merinos and Cashmeres;
Printed Cashmeres and Modeling •
Bay State Long - 8 hawk; Broehe ' do, ;
Cloaks and Cloakings;
French and English - Chintzes.
ALSO—A lot of Plaid and Figarea Brits, newest
style. lintel JAMES A. hVIINIG HT.
USIC7--Cr
.o2, has
.M.erturrni Drmatz,No. ItB bv 000 street.
has just received—
Live Love but for thee ;L,
Change not thou ' ''. Orphan's Lament;
Katy, Darling.; Baclintor's Song:
Columbia! the Landof the Bmvei
Tamborine Waltz—by V Stark;
Allan Percy; Soldier's Wedding;
Bird of the Omen Wood
Uncle Sam's Quadrille ;
Midnight Waltz-,by W. V. Wallace ;
Fidelm Waltz, ere lea
House of Refuge. -
riIHE subscribers for the erection of an IiOUSO of 80.
L loge for Westreu Pennsylvania, are hefeby notified
that an assessment of twenty per cent on ttfe amount
subscribed by each, is required to be paid to the Treasu
rer, on or before the 15th day of November next
By order of the Board of Pace torn.
oetßf:tf JOSHUA FIANNA, Treasurer.
4 P fi
THE GREAT SECRET AT LAST DISCaVERED
For the Cure of Consumption 1
New System i t New Remedies. Triumphani Success.
NIITALL'S SYRIACUM,
to"; Tau cure tar cough:', mittia, sore throat, spitting
blood, difficult breathing, branehMs, incipient, confirm ,
ed and tubercular consumption; to =HUI sarrunt
Each one peculiarly adapted to each one of the three
stage. of Constrarp.ims :
..svmeToms.
Cough, pain in the breast,
FIRST STAGS I side, head, back, joints and
limbs, inflammation, sore
incipient Consumption, m ; nese and tickling in the
Blue Wrapper. throat, fever, difficult and
quick breathing, expectora-
J non difficult slight I- frothy.
1 SYhiPTOM.3.
Costiveness, spasraodic
SECOND STAGE ' cough, violent fever, night,
morning and mid any sweat,
Confirmed Consumption, hectic flush thetiace anti
in Pink-Wrappers. cheeks, burning heat in the
patmsot the hands and soles
of he feetexpertornebn gasp,
moons, and streaked with
blaed.
SYMPTOMS.
Diarrfiata, diminished, le-
THiRD STAGE. I ocr, :cough and morning.
veveats;great and increasing .
Tubercular Consumption, I debility. frequent fainting
in Yellow Wrapper.. fat; slight' delirium ha ot
Mitt;
of the extrempieli.
TO THE AFFLICTED.-The appearanee in three
bottles of NIITAI.E'd sYßittetibt u ' --it dew era in me
dicine, from its novelty and direct opposition to the old
absurd and inconsistent o.t.ig - 'BOTTLE SYSTEM;
while its success, prepared in this manner. (etteabOttle
containing a different Preparation), in curing the Myra
ant rages which charactetize etrastimptiort, has estab
lished the welcome troth - of the curability of early stags
Physicians approve of it because it is based - upon cor
rect Pill siotegmal and Puthialtigical principles The
nubile approve of it, because ' it is Common Sense, and
because they knew from sad tulFerieue that driePTePh
ration wilt not cue the Artis stages of Consumption.—
The suffering, disappainted and mecoumged invalid ap
proves of it, because its p lac ip les hold out a rea eonanie
Hopi, and when he uses Pintail'. Syrincum, h:s napes
arerealized.
If he in in the first stage of canromption. and uses the
first bottle, his expectoration, difficult and palatal, be •
comes free and easy ; his cough EOOll gets arell;-the
soreness, tins ling in his throat. Inflammation, paip in hits
breast, side, bead, back, joints and limbs are removed.
If he is in the second stage and ases the second bottle'
hie fever leaves h m his disturbed slumbers become
sweet and refreshing his night sweats'vantsb ; ' his ex
peetomtion copious and bloody, assumes a healthy up•
pesrcnce. and at length dirappears; . his bowels be
come regular; his appetite. returns; the flash in his
cheek disappears; the burning heat lathe palms of his
hands and soles of his feet are felt no longer ; his cough
now ceases; lie recovers and is well.
If he is in the third stage, and uses the third bottle, his
Diarrhoea gradually ceases; his weak bowels become,
strong; his cough and other bad as mptows disappear ;
eeble digestion becomes strong and , vtgotousi his:
stomach recovers its proper
tone, and ceateenew,tielf
nduur siin b hie nl4retarna ;l7w"ed.
boeyisethwhe.htsLl/Ssssbtaanlheie
rtorod to heith
. . •
Each bottle of NutalPs Sy ?locum hasthe Symptcensof,
the stage for which it is intended printed in front.of the
wrapper,whereby every invalid, knotyhaighis.overt symp•
tome. can judge foe himself, WHiCH4tarl *LE }it; REi
QUIRES; eohsequently . no mistake .can ocenr.irL
lecting the proper medicine:
See Pamphlet in pos,essiou of the Editor of thlspape4
containing; Dr. Nutaids Pathology of Consumptione r 4
Lectures on the stricture and uses of the Human Lungs;
and certificates of cures. •
•
•
Ea- Prepered only,by Dr.,: DIVTALL is ; inve ntor 'and
Proprietor. Price 43rie Dollar'Pei Bottle.
KCYSER h ArDOWELL. , I4OWoOd -
Onty Wholesale and Retail. Ageots Pilbsburgh' anti:
AlteßbenyVouluy. ijd76dhtr ;
C trausberlin , a Gommoriolsa , ftallleget,
• (elle RT ERE D ni
ladled as de comer. Of Market , and Tkirdiereas:
fliblE Plea et Instruction lan/sued lii thus intritutum, to
reference to BOOK-KEEPING, has been tested by
the Principal far along ireriod k aridie tiractiCal, 113 welt
•as theoretical, in all its operauons.: , 'Pne student is not
confuted to any particular printed haolri but is exercised
on.-a great variety of practical forms, such• aa•nre - of
daily ',occurrence to the various departments of trade.
Free Lectures on Commercial Law are delivered at-the
College, e..l_ 4 4•ltionilay-ettialtki Messrs. WATSON
and STOWE, Isamu/ageing at.? o'clock.
There is connected-svith ttro'lnstitunen e;Cenunefeial
Llbrarr,'effrirtiliig.enporioi advantager to the studen4,
-ditik-enablia g -every - oaer , ta become familiar vellk-tim
Mtge . or Conrinerce,..-. , --- • •
• PEN MANSHIP- , -A teacher hag bsetr . emplciedli;
taltichargeothhiirtraneh;vaho devotel-iiitwhole.nt
ttnt.tokitoiSiticement of h 4.
depa`rttuent is opened for the punietie — Ciflaktriteling
meehanlen And others,. ia the p.riaelp lap at ( *u m, eon?
ateac.tiat eaaolaely, eagieeeneg, 4k.e ? ;
By .reference in. our, principal nnephanii: an hiknenn
men, a will be foand.thet them is pr,ol'igegioatiea. in. ibie
viciatty Oat. peaseesee saperios_ekaaymeelLeAtaalify
4ng Peen.; Xeen ht the Vl r tl'am_PUrNgliet -frede2'
O. K. ,ClitarlßEß4.lN,,?rinciii,44„:.: I._
41,4 4:PriggiuiT-nr, Btlo.loingl4l/nrit
aB:daw
,• • • • .Atew,;:mcitik i ti.:-....;, ,
ATTORYBY CIiMISELLatt-AT LAS (11719 E, 477 F'4UPW:galfgETt Ogint.94'3lI savi~ T'
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1 / 4 11 4 1 0 - 414' itlibitinis - *
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.t2eileiE,',.ll.*''sDlii...l.lo.l4D',ALiii.:l;.
•r•-•.,.._,,,,,,`".""viei attention to an. °Met -•-•
• .fill ibm•-“uns,' '';..ijtianinksilyetimfinedtd.';'
:.• I.'• ,=; yoothfoltedigget ill
L rifieizzetteh fain. .-...
i r. • 446 hetYLlTel:Cat.r. ; ,iii re • Prtigenco;,- .--..:
Lai/wiry of the Blood, with all disease:KO:N.. '''" • " ' ,' ..r.......
origin. Skin Dlisease_,s . Siorbotit.' , Erttp_tiO a ttc;i4 , „ ; i , ,- .. „..
Itirigworm,Mercarlal nisessea.,Song - m e t t, l k t ir.
...
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' r tencY ' Pd" ' RhCumali sm
ti i Sir totals Pietnia.ia.Arrii,".-:'
A auPPres3l°". DIK""
° thel'hictihdLoirth Irriut:
arsons affeetiono, Pains i n . , _ ,
at _
onus of the Bladder and huine ' l l .slicces3 " l ! , / ,, c....cu, ~ - -
Care guaranteed. ......
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Iblik.atitiliasbtbith.; ,
2r. .
Fourteen_yeate' p ri tylicrit'Pr '., euni. , , , :alligtiktniay...' ; . : f'.
Brown to Mier sasurandtmo
,!:.P...5....
..,,......4..,.,4;12,7-,--....-
coma orider4tis CUP. -!.....t..;14'3,' ' '..Z.. VI liraiiiii, .... ,
Oltiee and Private ecinal ßaloll' , .9"!'
fig" Charges moderate. . ...„ ... .
re eIIIMATISZL—De. - Letatervs - de tto 'ersedereit
rfn edy for fthzumatiam i t a speedy
for tbatitaininitrordde. it neveffatii, -
'Once and , Private. Consuhatieniteetnelld.:4l4-bitf.; •
MOND, Pittsburgh, Penni:- 'Tint T nvt Ft 1B #llYeYttsal.
borne
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:74 1,
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YELLoirniacK AND SAitSAP.ARiriL4 - -:; '•
THERr*inils only genuine, preparation fog -Me,,
permanent Cure Consumption and Diseases of;' Longa-when they are supposed-tote elleated'hy the
too free use of hie - wary, Iron. Qtastine, ate,. - • -
IT WILL'CURE'WTPROHP EA,J.Ly
`Scrofula, • - • '_:
• • • - Or King4Evii;
COneera, 'Punters,: '-•-
Er - options of the Skin,
Erysipelas, C.hreirde - - Sore
Eyes, Ringworm, - or Tenets,
Scald Bead Rhe urn atistit,Pniniiii
J -
the Bones or Joints, Old Sores FindUl,,
cers,Swellingot the GlandaSyphilis.'D*':-2 , ,
pepsta, Salt Rheum. Disease 01 the Kidttnyaii
LOIS of Appetite, DiSeises
'use of Mercury, Pam in the Sides - Midi-
Shoulders,D'eneral
sy. Lumbago, Ssandiee; and .7;
• • Costiveness: • -
HE• BEST FEMALE
THE SHAKER PREPARED :"1-ELLOWDOCViII'_--
AND THE.- 4 REIX HONDURAS sAts.4eAßnilac-7,
are 1./Winyah:table remedial agents-front •wbieh-: 4 .1tt; . -'r3
.onyzott s latprovbil=Extram of Yelliiw Dock
saparilla” is formed; and the labormoryof Dr --BitYa9t!----
hms given us the virtues of these rittotannbelkfterfCee.i-f::
tiom Jib preparation contains all the restorative prop.
cities of:the roots, combined' and: concontratedriii their
utmost strength and efficacy: • -
Experitneats were made lit the Manaftlittite'efillift
medicine, until it was found that it , could•not-bleletiter-Z ,
hnproved.
Accordingly, we find it resorted to,,Altrost .
dicaSesof DepatiaSeorbotie and Cutaneous coinplaints..
or gcneral - proseation of all the vital powerA, - Jand Ail
tormenting diseases of the - skin,:sci trymg ta, the
patience, and so iniscions to health. - • '
Screfula, Sgpylis, Mercurial Complaints, Cancer ' •
,pangeenf,Bhinonattarn, and a.. vast variety, of, other
greeable and flimgetotia diseases are speedilyStns perfeetlp
cured by the gu . 'of this medicine, . „,•
SALINE, (Michigan), Ocioher '6;161,
Mi. loan D. Park—Dear Sir: It is with .unutterable
feelings otgostitude that I am able. throUgh Me:Divine'
Previdence of God, and by the wouilertworkiriCapacY:!,-;.:
of that excellent medicine,
~anti Sarsaparilla," to give YOU Snip :.sY.4*l:l2Ai:Of
almost hopplesapase.
In the, winter of teso,l was attacker! with a severe
pain, which was gradually extendiarthreimi-the whole' •-•
right and leg.; at the same time r A totatjpoostration
oktnyghysicalaystetri; aiso t mr,leg hadshrankikabout
two thirds of its common, size 1 procured tnenuend,, . •
-ince of a ekilful practitioner, who pronounpeit
case one of the worst forma orliYerentattiniac7HAsaidf,".
my cese-wtw one not•ei.ily-handied,.but_prescritintl.,:for-i:--
me.. I remained under his treatment;onUllman.Agis
lied/teen/lid not help me- then pro curedOf Yon r agent
at this place, W. A. Beers, two bottles of GayzottiaYel
/ow. Dock and Sansßarilla, from. which I reeeititti a
vast amount of benefit. Afterhaying, toted - four bottles
more, I was able to pursue my busn•eas without anyq
inconvenience, and have been since that-time mwell ...
man, while bat a Amid time Anne T was "confined ,to -MY
bed three-fourths of the time;
andl cannot aseribe!.tha •
return of my health to any . other cause than .
agency of that truly valuable medicine, - bttyzottte
low Dock and Sarsaparilla IfAS:d VADRIBER.
•
Se ' 1,4,485 V
utre, aotter
Mr./. A Park—Dear Sir: I send - iou the fore:Oleg
certificate, and so far as I antacquitin.to , vtith hts Cage';
iris all true. I procured it, thinking it mot I.l3;n . .titaie,..
fit to you and the afflicted. IBu have theol,'ileger..or
using it as you think' best. Yours',4.'l.ll:4litg;
The following. Later is/ran a kigkilf rerFoncibis,
cian, who enjoys an 'a:musics practice:
Nevsaaa,lBtaxicCo., - . •
Dr. Jahn D Park—Dear Sill , " Ttr. Guyzedt'S Extract
of Sarsaparilla." This medicine has been prcteriUed,.•
by me for the last three yeart,With good 'effect; insane,
ral debility„ Liver .Complaint, -Jaundice, Dyspeintia,
Chronic and Nervous d&eases:- In ail' Female 'uonl
plaints it certainly is'unequalled: • -
in the use of this medicine the patient constantly
gains strength and 'vigor, a 'facr worth.v• of - groat `c in- ft &pleasant to the taste Mid snleiljaitittetut
be used b persona -with itis.,most. delicate stomachs,
with safety, under any circumstances. 1' am '4,7-Wiling
from experience, and to the al:Dieted-I advise its
.
D. J. S. LEEPOR:
Extraot of a Lagar from 'ma curtain! liferehenvin,
. .
• _ Marston, (Wisconsin), 0ck.i390.8.51J-.•-,
Mr.loiln D. Pant—Dear out of your,-.'"Wibt
tarts Balsam of Wild Cherry Gul.zate&
tract of lfeliow_Etock and;.iorseparilliot) . lease for
ward &supply imittediately. _ -
Your Balsam of Wild Cherry - worked-to a charm:here,-
—not a bottle failed of affording immediate - reiiefi main
every instance-but-sine (an..ald.gentlemaaNif,7l-'yearfr:::
of ate) , it cured, and the Vellow Dock iota - done
as well. 1 took three bottles myself,. last lalli.and a .
n..
joyed perfect health last winter, for the - first,vrintar for '
eleven years being rrolibled with a severe entjitirat,:of
the skin, which laid me up from two weeks: to - lour
months every winter and epr ing, until inat,winter,
Fleury E. Jones, a brother merchant taro pa:adz/at.
friend of mine. took two bottle& of the Yellow.Doar:for
a Senolulen, Eruption, winch shas , worithd , .an...entite
h)ystoreis the corner ut Wisconsin akvennelint
Wainmstreet. Yours, respeethilly,,,--
0 0 4
InrrPriewsf per bottle—six battles for 45.
Bold by J. D. PARK,Cincinnatli
North-east corner of Fourth and - Walutit stsr,-.l3ntrariCa
on Walnut—to tirliointatirdereritttst bn
Kidd & Co, Pittsburgh; I. Wilcoxiitr, , eorner-Market
street and the shamoud ; 13 A FahnestoulCleiVc • Fitis,
burgh; I A Jones, Pittsburgh ; Lee f t .13eakharrourd:: .
gheny City; L Duneli, Washington ; W 13:Lanther...-L
ton, Frunklin; B Bowie,. Untontotruivii"Wefty.
Greensbargh; S Kountx, Somerset; Scott & GButore s :
Bedford; Reed &Son, , linntingtion; Mrs. crr, RollidaPtfr
burgh; fitidebmnd fc.Co,_fndiann ; , J•ft Wright,iatten
rung ; Evans &-'• , JA Wilson Son,
Waynesburgh; -C0,%1 Calletnier, - AfeadL
utile 3, Burton & Co; Erie FoTkv.r, Marotrt'3Ba
Kelly IL Co, Butler; S 'Deaver . 4 'll3 stimliieribii,
Warrein ; 'L. -ac $
Jr-,Brownsville— fribvv3s..:
CROUP,F ,
do o y i 1. ... i.
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gd i A a
a, T HE
A SA S: ' T: CM : ll , B : o4 : l , R° :A o 3 l N et:te ' t) 9h t end
t ° :nhe lhil ithe
ta
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9 8' Vi c k i
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ell, : M 4 - oi : gieeh — tiri
e -
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wish to trifle with the 11179'6TheiltkiTii,t7ifie4ig.#4:0-0....'
f kly to lay before them.the opinions 0--,,vouniof ~.
men an ean ds .
j oal udr eo t t .o the r
Cousselva to make rio wild sueitioni Ale iaise, itOtimettts • ,
...
of it% ZCSBII , I, nor will we hold out any , hqm to iioll'e'eidi, :-, 1
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humanity which fame will npi...y . ,TetTraa.
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wilt Many
Piiiia'fip":fheil"s K rel iv i e i li i:r B4 ;:a w d e- tha °l :edie i M2e tit ,...w iiil eApi_; , „ ..-
th fi."'' y l tk 6the e ° l d rb p e ''b r iu :oh in fui' ''te° :ee Yl e 7 :d l4 :tu liS :on i'- :g ue e-, 1 7 . a..5 : :U1'e-d : ,z ll' _ ; "' :.,
Freeze the dual:Wesel:that; ?reaper of Caraway . an ,04 . .:... 6 ..
~ (..:,..
pia/twice!, Estettot Coliess, . .
Dear Sir ; - I ,delayed . armweFinethe4enotitl At JPI4
repaestion,utitit I had ello.tertotdtroryeunesstng. Its
/ifeettitiMlyowsrfamilY;or forhitiuniliesot:Myfribuds;,::,;?l,,
Tide 5 have now done with.a highAegteear"....-„,,-;_,....-_,,
tlon,.in'tllB4% - botti of tltiltit . an O • e l ar d fen-,....;" - . , ~ ...-„,i, . .,...-
I have fated it, is ItS ingotttlefits shooritrWsLgr7 P:',.....,` ..
medy for c01450.e4
p e A otr a g ic hs e ra c itt a tinp v, 7 , 13: 0 :5i; : fit tr....4.1.,:tr.,. . , ,.,.....„,._ :„. .
Itamossmcs Brei 'eb;4siesv. -., -, -. vt,-.,•tc:,,..,. 1 ...,
• _,
Prom an' Orerseer tlik.fferiitiUrnetartiNa
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614!
Dr. E. Ayer :' , l..taive kieelfoitisitlef"lthe vidtgfeoligh.
I ever had is my life. by 79)4 “qtraahr , Dp'.itardt *, hud. l2 . , ;-•
never fa/I t 'whea I haVe opportunittof•Wee*:iiii ' dieit: l -2.
to others. - ' • toure r
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Q7' Rend 'the following, - MA See'...lflda;SdfifiZO : fs
worth a ttial. 'Fite patient' become
the etrectePthemedictue was unmistaktaq,,,wiiTrr
• • Uirrup Staiam Hot•!q,'
• • .
ction
alt - the symptnm . afsetlledl
ofturit D4 na:Diou zni: !,ryour
tt
r e iohtnith r or ,— , lkemmr S ioTa ir rtp . : seestiii„ : .n h "7 : 6Ra v ilu e ,,
diczne that would reset My easeinntat co v zit
relief; 'and [have been steadily gattucg my strength: till
my health to well nigh'
reelered i
had the
While using
your mediciv %na mr.Tnnattu of
grediicauotr if
curing with it my reverind
frontpcnded
hivpnroeh
dutles bye, Livery attack of nrocm .
p a v e pleasure zrzeplitynig -Om facia-t 6 :
nd am, err, youre.tespeetfullyo
J CALIIOUiIt.of srouth.oll74l/04,-,.....=.
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Cr" TllO.. 01.10Willg•tygg ."'
thaPbY 6 Cia lls Stld.flfe2l " l.tlitl "kl'*Wsl-4:
COnSCIMptitT - ugiqlot.l,4carAble
.-
„ -,. • • - etubtrlVPl,: l ;26lBl.A,
J. O. Ayer ,--tqr: was taken WWI. a terriLlMCClllgEl;:.
brought ea a.cold, lathe beginuicig of lest Fetiruaryv:
and was eorthuod to: my, be.d.more.thanzZWoSiiattliiP,”
-Centibing ineeeStlntly night, and day I.:1)k a
and pale, my, eyea Arere,eunkert., and-ilasaki
breath very &herr. ;Indeed,.! erue..rayidlYlieditilktmtnq. .• 4 ,
such distress for breath, that but;litdohopoptshy
erycould be entertained..Whilsirithissituation,nfirlcia_
of mice; ithe Rev: Jolut-Keller,-of the. Bret. tit diStilrorreal''Z'''
brought me rsbottie of your
,Cadadit Pl:tar-41y' 3rPrcg
tried more to ratify him, than, fronirediexpeclatiotiOffiY
- obtttiabagrOl.f. good effee r induced me 4O'clieditY.P.:,
its latepadd found :Illy
itiOw bt three -Cadatintil bm - wetlandstrang t vodcerlat-„'
tribute my cure only to your greaticediciut.'2._.'
Wittt.thO
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k Lowell bass.
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Csotal Bridgg r , itgepAcoAstOtl9l7l,uargto-tt:vm-keS-..;::::F,, ,,
to 4rder. at tlioL iatortgl7=l,' CV-4171#11:611thitik
_'ll:4 ' ' 70::
I'M , iv:id:Vain FURNITUAS,.S.O,FAS ar4.o-11,40F , - . ,,' - : - _ , ..
atho,bestwarkapinship. =a past It.p_pixe 0.4 sit/t4W;q:. --,-, ;:-:' , 44.
,O;Ptattiaters , woult/ det-tr42 , t iti ifisit kLi'Vq:s l3- 0A6414,1'. ,,, :f.r.2 ,- , ,, f ,
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