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%Sr *Phillips, Editors & Itoprliton.
MONDAY :MORNICNO • AIIOUST-g.O.
411.21•Nrith, se ZiksiVassi Maar the Oiestltatloa ci
w ewasen4
ane. da• Casmoslive4,l?itlwairik. lb , 04. m.!
..•. , FOR PRESIDENT, .
FRANKLIN 'PIERCE,
.1.1" 11,CYPSLURE.'
• FOIV TICS: PRMIDEn_ -
WILLIAL-R - - KING
- : OP ALA.AId: 9
FOR JUDGE or THE sierrapts mum
GEORGE . W. WOODWARD,
OF ZrZE . RAT COMM:
'FOR CANAL. CO.UMSSLONEtt,
WIL:LIA.hI- :HOPKINS
AP' CiF• uststrz - diox codiar.
Den;ocratic pectoral
svArnmAx. =arms.
twzrzaz IV. WOODIVAItn, WILSON sVcANDLMS,
GEN. ROBERT PATTERSON.
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•P. Joior
4. P. Watocrius. •
5. R. ~4.'011*, Jr. '
- N..6.ex . ezu:to.
A..Prtr.ca. '
Dull)
)1. Joi(x s.l'REexours.. •
learme silo Indebted to Senator .13otirmAkin,
Seasick. Sooty, he Hon. T. M. flows, of
''this '"county, for Congressional favors.
We 'wore disappointed on Saturday morning
in not finding in either the Gazette or the Jour
* "nal, the Statements of Mr. Magill. which were to
- ethonerate him from the numerous charges that
have e been made against him in relation to yeti
one defatiations. The Journal was at first very
' * valeratts on the subject, and, for a "non-resis
tant 7 blustered in:a most indecent manner, and
attempted to justify the charges that whigs have
made agathat whigs,'by saying that Democrats
in the same Board were guilty of tho same prac
titles. We demanded from the editor the proof
• Of his insinuations, and at the same time reqair
ed. him to clear his own patty of the charges that
Lave been circulated very freely for many months
past. Ile has produced neither ; brut, instead of
defending his friend, Mr. Magill, he is rnmina
-ting over-his imaginary reputation for "'anti
ty." • Now look:at the case of Mr. Magill as it
• stands : do not believe that there is any per
son so heedless as not to admit that his is a most
pitiable case. Loot. at it: The Journal man sits
- •
in. - his little room, congratulating himselc a pn his
~v araeity," and the moment en explanation was
' demanded, the editor of the Gazette started off
to Cleveland, and intends to lounge under the
- umbrageous trees of that beautiful city until his
Barker" has used up Mr. Magill.
- Bat what we, want to see is Mr. Magill'a state
meet. Thu" , voracity" editor of the Journaihus
seen a list of the peculators, and, on his vera
city," he implicates some democrats. As we
have said long ago, if demoorats have been guil
ty of such knavery, they cannot expect any do
fence of their condect in oar columns. The
Journal has named two living democrats and
two dead whigs whom heimelicates in the frauds.
• "We will not disturb the acids that corer the dead
"or rake up their faults, but we demand of the
..Journal to mate good his chary s against the liv
ing. and, at the same time, to defend his own
aloe against the charges made by members
. -
) . v Ity . members of lila
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The - Scott Whigs made tremendous exertions
to got ap !kgrand-rally of the faithful, at liar
. iliharg,•on the 20th inst., and it was announced
ttuit delegates and speakers would be in attend
Ituoifroin alt parte of the State. The day came,
bat the licett•whigs came up—missing l Not.-
-vrith-standing evrtelfort was made - to got up a
precaution, three bands of music being engaged
for that purpose, tlie editor of the Union states ;
that ho Collated fifty-six men and thirty boys ha_
: procession! It is said that Judge commu,.oste
of the orators of the . .day, exclaimed, when gim.
-lug epon_the solemnkatcc This . really looks
" - aitinOtts.' If no .c snot gctiip the military en
_ thgelasm, all hope of success . : is gone a"- We
the
pity h poor whlgs.—rwe do, positively! Their
'exertions to get up another «gunpowder plot,"
• •rtilh only insure their own annihilation.,
•
- stir The iithigs-of the Congressional dip
. .
plot, in this" State, on Tuet3day evening last, no
tninated.jemii SAsonssoN, Esq., editor, of the
Philadelphia Daily
. News, as their candidate for
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State Legislature Ile is a very clever man, hqt
tuscoMpromising Whig. We hope the Demo-
Santa vDI nominate a goiiiilnOM4.fieut him.
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isperi Ott - our -exchetige list, gonna to us jjki
rieW*.bielitiful dress. 0. A. Titatratr,
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16. lime rErrze.
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sUE . RIFF'ALTY-ITh. hIAGILL.
nerve
eleeted t .em o e tnayora y, an
of their party is now patting him on the track
and wialzhig him God speed. - In fact he is the
whigcreadidate. l'he Journal and Gazette have
shown such indifference to Mr. Magill, that the
voters in the whig Party have come to the con
-elusion that they , want to see him defeated, and
Would glory in the election of Joe Barker.
But we neglect . Mr; Magill's
. caso. His state
ment was to have appeared on Saturday morn
ing,attested by several ponderous alhdavits and
iertiticates. But it did not appear, nor did the
"_veracity" editor or the "bellicose" editor refer
to it; erstiy a word in defence of their candidate
against.the charges made by the late whig may- I
or. Mr. Magill is in bad hands, and we arc very
aPpreliensive that both the Journal and Gazette
aro working in a secret manner against Lim. It
is well understood that the Journal denounced
his nominationsts afraud, and it ia equally well
understood that the Gazettolicked the feet of
Barker when he was elected .to the mayoralty.
What chance has Mr. Maglit•With such gnerril
•las.as these for his friends? None at all. The
Journal don't want him elected, because, if ho
is, the Gazette will get the printiog; the Gazette
is willing to see him defeated, because, a pro
clivity of feeling between the editor and Barker
may secure him the sheriff's patronage.
But this is
. not the question the people look at.
They desire to know who abstraoted the money
from tho county treasury? According to the
Otatemene or the' Journal, Mr. Masai was corm
-ty officer at the time the peculations took place,
- and be failed to.expose them. This is what the
people complain of, and while they are lath to
believe that Mr. Magill is one of the peculators,
they think it strange that his statement should
be so long deferred.. We can assure him that it
wanted, aid tbikt it must be full and ezplicit--:
zio thing !eilioli.e . attsfy the people. The organs
.
of Ids. party liaire given currency to rumors
against:him, and it now rests with him to show
that they have , not told the truth. We hope ks
'statement will shortly appear,and that its "vara
beinaro.reliablel than the various pro
testatiOna Of, thaJnarnal or the "bellicose" pro
pensities of the : Gazette.:; •
SCOTT ENTIIIIISIASIII
•• •
Afer Ex-Go'vernor Vancn, of Ohio, who ' had
beett:in feeble health for some time past, died at
hie residence near Urbana on the 24th inst. In
piddle and private life, he Ina an honest man.
Tho Macon (fileoro9 nod Bice eager;
extra; of itugnatllfltlic tl*".thil Proceell o ge.of
the great State aonimitloti,- held( at , Macon, on
the 17th, for thelifirOose of plairing Mr. Wen-
STEIt formally in nomination ea a Calidillata -for
the Presidenay, and forming a Webster Electoral
tokot. Etinegn Vionar.u., presiaea.
The Convention WU largely attended; and the
riceedidgs throughout were harmonione. Del
._
ega
,tee were in attendance from all parts of the
ate. A. platform of principles was adopted,
setting forth the grounds on which the nomina-"
lion of Mr. Wza
r. arFt made. The platform
concludes thus:
.s, With the view of Carrying out the princi
ples hereinbefore enunciated, and for tho purpose
of selectidg men for,whotd we can more cheer
fully-cast out euffrages at, the approaching Pres
identiatelection, than for either of the present
nominees—men, too, whose services is therecent
groat struggle involving the permanence of the
government, are a guarantee of their fidelity to
the constitution and the Union,. and whose posi
tion is known to accord with the above declara
tion of principles, and whose patriotism knows
no North, no South, no East, no West—Lwe, here
by, nominate Daniel Webster, of Iviassachusetts,
'for the office of President; and Charles .I . . Je
nkins, of Georgia, for tho office of Vice President
of the United States. • •
The announcement of the names of the nomi
nees for President, Vice President, and eleotors,
was received with enthusiastic and long contin
.
nett applause ; after which an electoral ticket
was formed as follows:
11. Cumming, of Richmond: 1 For State at
Edward Y. Hill, of Troup. j large. -
Districts
I—Hamilton W. Sharpe, of Thomas.
2—William M. Brown, of Marion.
3—Washington Poo, of Bibb.
4—Blount C. Ferrel. of Troup;
6—Warren Aiken, of Case.
B—.Y. L G. Harris, of Clarke.
7--John T. Floyd, of Newton. .
B—Philip S. Lamle, of Jefferson.
Most, if not all, of the whig papers of Geor
gia will zealously support the Webster Electoral
Ticket.
EFFECTS OF OALLMIN WHIGGERT
Tho Whig administration of General Tatum
and Mr. &Emmen bas cost the country, in time
of profound peace "with alt the world and the
rest of mankind," and without the spending of a
dollar for internal improvements, the enormous
sum of $50,442,481 00, per annum ! dust look
at it. The sum is—
$4,620,205 75 per mouth !
1,006,201 651 per week 11
152,514.50 i per day!!!
3,347 43 , „ per hoar I !11
105 724 per minute 11 !!!
- • 1 70i, per second! !II
Neatly two thirds spent every ticting of the
clock! That i 3 more money than half dozen
men could count, (if It were all hi dollaris t ) work=
lug ten hours a day.
The expenditures during Mr. Pons's admlni
istratioa In lime of war, were $1 . 43,597,91C.61 .
,per annum. 'lle Whiga expend In time of peace
NEMILIC ONE 7IIInD Mont. •
Do the people wish to have a continuation of
Galphiniem? r We think not. The country - has
already-bled almost to death by federal leeches ;
aful It is about-find lbat it was restored to a
healthy condition.
The honest DenioCracy will aeon come into
power again. and then we shall have retrench
ment and reform. and the rats who have been
eating holes in the treasury will have to em
igrate. •
John Bull igrorning
John Bull, who is ever loth•to concede °victo
ry to "Brother Johnathcn" in morainic affairs,
thoughlt be thrice won, has at length acknowl.
eJged the superiority of American over British
steamships, as will be teen by the following
which appettred.in the London Times of the 6th
init. - Better late than never
.::
thlp has ever yet run rem Liverpool to. ew or •
versa, in lea than ten der.' The exrettva Tamar of the
Asia and Africa may, whop, manly equal lineo of the rts
tide. Baltic. nod Arctic, of the Collin 's Line; but the Amer
'CUM have relieved the positive victory lospocd, their stains
cra—the Peddle, Baltic, and Att-tio-. -having made the fleet
est voyays. On the part of tin Ameri,aus the =awn has
been carried on at vast con. and additional grantsfrum Cow
mess, cotenribly for the =II service, but la reality from We
natimuil spirit of rivalry, have only morstly bruit obtained
to preventthe prnjon from perishing by mama of an cam ,
moos inequality tut een melt* and expenditure.On the
part of the British. While heavy remounts Lave been 'paid by
the exchequer, and a large malt has been made by. the con.
tractor, - the Messrs. Cowan, thetiefLat had been, accepted
only to renew the attempt in the hope malt expectation of
mature and eventual FIACCtIi..
Our powerful rival indulges the hope of even
tually heating us, It will bo soon. The new steam
ship "Persia," now being completed for the Cu.
=den, will soon make a trial trip, which is
looked forward to with no little interest on the
other side of the Atlantic. It Is believed that
she will eclipse all her predecessors in that line.
Her cylinders are the largest (103 inches) ever
put in a steamship.
GRAND RALLY AT ILLEA.DING.
There is to be a grand rally of the Democracy
of Pennsylvania, at Reading, on Saturday next,
the 4th of Septepber. Extensive arrangements
have been made to have one of the largest and
most spirited gatherings of the true blae boys,
that has over.been witnessed in Popsydvanite..
•
Tho levitation reads thus
"Friends of the Union and of the Constitution—Disciples
of Jefferson and of Jackson—opponents of the Whiggory.
Iltunbugs of Gunpowder, Soup and Coon Skins—Advocates
of an Enmemical tiovenunmst, autos Rights, Equal Prato.
Hon to Agriculture, COMMEM and Manufactures, Friends of
the Compromises of the Constitution. All who go for the
common brotherhood of the North and the South--Corzto ono
—cacao all—to ratify the nomination of the patriots,
PIERCE and KLNG, for Pmsident and The President of the
United Stales. and the National Democratic Platform.
Delegations from the different °enable, • Plena and King
Outs, end other Associations, will please. report to the un.
dcrsigtiod without delay; . ' .
XCEr S. Donn Lass, Esq., formerly Whig condi;
date for Congest's, and once editor of aWhig pa
per in Cadiz, Ohio, has abandoned General Scow
and goes for. tisacn and Kiss. We know hir.
Docca,seswell, and we cordially welcome him to
our ranks. Tlie Dem o cra cy will open their
,
doors and receive into our household all Whigs
who wish - to forsake the error of their ways.
Whlle tho lamp holds out tahurn,
. The vilest shiner may retain.",
•
Ilzrucxy.—A highly distinguished democrat
.
in Kentucky writes' a democratic member - of
.
Congress. from th at State, under data of August
14,186.. We extract from his letter tis
• a Oar prospects for carrying Eel:ducky arc good, and are
brightendog every day. The best feeling prevails among our
friend,. Our cimtrat committee are laboriously engaged - in
perfecting' a' thorough nrgaulzatlon. There As no feeling
among the whip. They have no, stomach for the fight in
Kentucky. I trust nod believe . the day Trill never come
when the vletcrrlowo banner of Scott, Seward, Greeley & Co.,
shalt ware over this proud old State."
ger Greoley and every, other Whig editor in
tho country, le very much troubled in regard to
the nomination of Joint P. Hare, for the Presi
dency, by the Pittsburgh Convention. Greeley
and his fanatical associates madoldesPerate of
Arts to get the Freo Boil voters to go for Scott ;
but since these Men have set up a candidate for
themselves, the Scott editors feel conscious that
it is all over pith them. -
Ohio, glorious, Ohio, if; all right. The
editor of the Ohio Patriot had a conversation a
day or two since, with a prominent Whig, who had
traveled over tho greater portion of that State,:
who freely and frankly admits that th6ro is hOt
the least possible hopq of Ohio going for Scott.
Pierce, he says, will sweep the State by a large
majority. _ •
it The Whigs in the Cotignssional District
composed of the counties of Harrison, Columbia,
Jefferson and Carroll, in Ohio, have nominated
Wrtsott llanobcus, of 'Harrison county, Xas their
candidate for Congress. The Demoorats have
not yet made a nomination. • - '
cisisT Biterrza rrildOl3l 3 3,—Thu, 'D.ernocracY
l itfidobde have had s great - meeting, exhibiting
the utmost harmony and enthusiasin, and afford-,
lug every assurance that the State of Alabama
is good for Pierce and Wing, by an immense ma
jority.
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. O ENZRAL PIECE Ale THE CATHOLICS
The followinglotierceigned
olio citizens of NeWHanipshiiituid by theCath- '
olio pastor of Manchester and 'Concord; acOpy
of which has been_ltaidedtus for-publication,
should put an end " - ttiLthe - calumnious falsehoods
which have been seindustrionsly circulated
about Gen. Pierce in connection with the religi
ons test in the New Hanzpshiro constitution. It
is addressed to a gentleman who had written oil
behalf of the Roman Catholics voters of the far
west for correct Information - Where it could beet
be procured, of Gen. Pierce's Catholic neighbors,
fellow-citizens, and constituents of the proscrib
ed religious faith. Their answer is unreserved
and conclusive. From the pastor to the hum•
Admit member of his flock, their testimony is
united, not only as to his entire liberality of opin
ion, but as to his strenuous exertions to remove.
what he himself repeatedlyty led 4, the stigma
of religious intoleranco" from the New Hamp
shire constitution.
Though we do not expect the whig press will
withstand the imputations which this communl7-
cation Is designed to expose, wo do indulge the
hope that they have sufficient regard for appear
ances to say no more upon tho subject.—N. Y.
Evening Post. , •
LETTER FROM THE ROMAN CATHOLICS
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Coscouri, N. H., Aug. 13,' 1851
To Jons Wurrs, Esq., Milutanist°, Wisconsin.
Dear Sir: Understanding' that an impression
has obtained in Wisconsin to a considerable ex
tent, and especially among that portion of, your
people that are Catholics,. that Gen. Franklin
Pierce, of this State, was unfriendly to Catholics,
as a religions sect, and that an attempt has been
made ,to hold trim responsible for the odious re.
ligiouk test contained in the coostitutien Of- this'
State; the undersigned Catholic citizens of Con
cord deem It our duty to say that the Catholics
of this State and of New England, and especial
ly that portion of them that aro of his political
opinions, entertain for him the highest respect
as a politician and a man. - Especially do they
feel under great obligations to him fortis power
ful efforts in the convention to expunge that odi
ous "test" from the constitution of Nei Hamp
shire, and for his efforts before the people to
have the amendment to the coostitution adopted
which provided for striking out the religions test.
Any impression of the kind indicated, does Gen.
Pierce great injustice, and we regret that, for
partisan purposes, he has been time misrepre
oersted:
We send this to you, not for eleotioneering or
partisan purposes, but as a simple act of justice
to ono of the greatest opponents the odious
"test" has in New Hampshire, and to one of
the most liberal and tolerant of its citizens..
. Wo have been present in several meetings, and
at the last town meeting, when this proposed
amendment was submitted to the people, and
have hoard Gen. Pierce address the people in
favor of abolishing this '6 test ; " and any rep
resentation that ho is opposed to striking- out
that test, or that he has not exerted himself to
have that test abolished, must proceed either
from profound ignorance, or malicious misrepre
sentation of the man, his character and course
in relation to this test question.
(Signed.)
Christopher Hart, John Geenly.
Thos. MrsGratb, Patrick Lumimers,
Michael Darning, Michael McCabe,
Martin Lawler, D. Flynn,
James Hart. Thomas Clark,
Ftn. Connolly, Patrick 51chan,
Thomas Mumford, Luke Benson,
Thomas Murphy, John Gallagher,
ltiebaclWheeleben, William Sheehan,
James Leahy, Michael Murphy.
Timothy Lynch, Barnard McDonald,
Charles O'Bryon, Barnard Callance,
Olen Garland, John Lynch, •
Martin Cary, Barney Halpin, ,
John Thompson, Philip Halpin,.
John
John Murphy, James MeCone,
Thomas Thompson, Richard Lunird,
Edmond Sullivan, Patrick McCone.
I, the undersigned, resident Catholic pastor
of Manchester and Concord, N. U., certify that
the above signed gentlemen are citizens of Con
cord, and know them Lobe citizens of goculstand
ing and Catholics, and moreover . I fully concur
with the sentiments expressed in their statement
of facts relative to the course of Gen. fierce.
(Signed)
al, ay..ture
lowa Elections.
Tho lowa “Iduscatitte L'aquirer" of the 34th
Instant thus aunts up the elections in that State:
Outt MUM= Id. rs 'rut: VAN—FORTrATID
thus announce the result of the recent election in
the Ilankeyo State:
Two thousand democratic majority on the
State ticket.
A democratic secretary of State.
A democratic auditor of State.
A democratic treasurer of State.
A democratio majority of nine in the State
senate.
A. democratic majority of nineteen iu the house
of representatives.
A democratic majority of twenty-eight on
joint ballot; which secures a democratic United
States senator for slm years from the fourth of
March nezh
A democratic congressman-for the first dis•
taint.
In all the result, the federalists have but one
crumb of_comfort, such as it is—a whig congress
man elected on sectional issue:, in a district which
has given the demi:it-ratio State ticket 800 to 1,-
000 majority 1
Well done, lowa I Will not even whig effron
tery blush to place your name in the list of
"doubtful States" when the thunder of, oar
glorious victory shall reverberate through the
Union ?
Small in number as wo aro—young in years
as wo are—weak, in our little battery of four
guns, though we may be—let us assure the de
mocracy of the Union that our ,bearts are right,
our ranks unshaken, and our Well-trained, true
mottled little battery ready to wheel into line,
and give the music of its four guns to complete
the victory of Pierce and King in November
next. .
Tun CANADIAN . P VINCE9.—The Governor
General of Canada, in h dddrese at tho opening
of tho new Parliament I t week,,. refers to the
increase of the populatio and wealth -of the
Canadas, thesteady Oran . ,of their securities,
and the satisfactory Comßtion of the revenue,
arid icconniends a iutiferei Vurretuiy,' based on
the decimal system, A plan is to be eubmitted
for establishing• direct• steam communication be
tween Great Britain and the ports of Quebec and
Montreal.
It le significant that no allusion - is Made to the
fishery question or to what the T6ronto Patriot
is pleased to term "the. humilitating humbug
which has so long been used to tickle the pub
lic tag° ender the- captivating name of 'reci
procity.'" s .
v oTE D VO A.3IIIIIOTON, AND I :MALL VOTE
FOR Gsv. l'innou."---Such was the declaration of
the venerable Levi Hutchins, of this town, upon
signing his name to the Constitution of the Gra
nite Club. Mr. Hutchins is 91 years of age and
has voted at ovary presidential election since the
adoption of the Constitution, but never, voted for
a democratic candidate. He fought for hie court
try's independence in the ,Revolation, and now
reoeives a pension.. He is very active, retaining
his mental and bodily faculties to .a surprising
degree. An honest man anti a true patriot,_ he
earnestly desires the eleotion of Gon. Pierce, in
the confident belief that he will administer the
Government in the true spirit of the Constitution,
and in a manner to strengthen and perpetiate
the principles for which the heroes of '76 fought.
May he live to see his ardent wishes gratified--
Concord Patriot. . •
Wan NYANren.--The following advertisement
appeared in a recent number of the New York
Herald:
A Wan WANTED.-r .
Epro itrider ray charge 11 ..
nephew, 32 years of age, a lawyer, whom I wish
to see married to a suitable widoW lady. Bea u ty
and wealth aro deemed indispeneable--a small
family no objection, and a southern or country
lady neeeptable. Persons disposed - le act as me
diatom, with the exAnsion of the designated la
dy, during the preliminaries, and willing to agree
on a eempeniation, may eqmmunicate two weeks,
post paid, to Alphonse. F. TernaTd; Philadelphia,
IWo notloeby the.oo l .# hie° Curtent,
Una art orstlilance has bitii*pacied :by ti*:i!t7
conia to - establish a' tobaecalim;ection:;*e
house in that city, the object being, the .Totmcal
of Commerce eve, to divert the tobacco trade
from New Orleans to New York via the lakes,
Items of
;: - A.Setlesot Wtstern: Coniniationi- have been
agreektipon by the Free -Deinocraoy, (as the
Free Sellers now style themselves) at Anti Ar
bor, *Eck, on Wednesday, Sept. 1 . ; at Chicago
on*Friday, the 3d ; at "'Kenosha on Saturday, the
4th; at Racine on Monday, the 6th ; at Milwan
' kle on Tuesday, the 7th.
A man by the name of Gibson has - underta
ken to walk 1,200 miles in 1,000 hours, in the
rear of a hotel, at Hoboken. N. J. Iferhtu3 been
walking a week, evidently without much fa
tigne, and is confident of completing his task
and winning the $6,000 said to be pending the
result.
The Chicago Times states that some of the
farmers in that vicinity have recently lost some
20 or 30 head of cattle by a strange and fatal
disease. Cattle are attacked suddenly, and
died in a few hours. From an examination of
one of the Carcasses, the lungs and heart were
found to be in a diseased condition.
The Board - of Health of Rochester have adopt
ed a - resolution that no placards, advertising
medicines, patented or otbenrise; for the core of
cholera, shall be pat up in that city, and has di-
rected the officers to deface and tear down" all
such band bills;
The shipments of lead from potosi, Wiscon
sin, since March, 1852, amount to 2,082,550 lbs:
The New Jersey State lunatic asylum is in
excellent condition, and contains 207 patients:
Since the let of April, 314 now houses have
been erected in the Gth ward of Brooklyn. .
Mr. Henry Troatk, lato of Adams county
; Pa., was drowned on the sth instant in Bed
ford Co. •
Thera wore 82 deaths in Brooklyn last week.
The Reading Journal records a potato stalk 7
feet 4 Inches long, .and a hill of cornet 3 stalks,
measuring 12, 13, and 14 feet high.
Park Benjamin, Esq., is delivering his leo-.
tures and poems at Saratoga,• to immense andi-
I paces.
Paine's patent apparatus for excluding dust
and cinders is to be applied to two or three cars
on tho Hudson River Railroad.
Oen. Mauston is announced to make several
political speeches in Ohio daring the first week
of September. •
Captain Richard F. Ackerman, a well known
steamboat commander, died of cholera on Friday,
near Cincinnati..
Oa dit in Boston musical circles, that a new
American vocalist, called Celina, is to make her
first appearance in that city shortly.
A mammoth's skeleton was lately dug out at
Sharpsburgh, Bath county, Ky. One tooth is 10
inches long and four wide.
Judge Douglas, of Illinois, is to address a Dem
ocratic meeting at Reading, Pa., on the 4th of
September.
Cassias M. Clay continues very sick of a
fever which has recently,corried off two of his
children. .
Chas. Ferguson has been arrested in Marion
district, S. C., charged with committing two mur
ders in Charleston.
Bishop Ptiyne, of the Methodist - Episcopal
Church, South, makes a call for ten additional
missionaries for California:
The whips of PhiLidelpida city have nomina
ted Maior. Oitpin , for refection, ,The natires
of the 4th Congressional Tustrictotreintylvania
bare nominated Oliver P..` . Cornmeal, of Spring
Gorden, for Congress. The _triage:of the 3d dis
trict, have nominated John Sanderson, Elg., for
Congress. • .• -
The
/ Mayor of Brooklyn has been served With. j
an order from Judge - Edwards, It:fallen cause be- I
fore him why an injunction should not issue to /
prevent the enforcement of the Sunday Intr.—)
The complainants are publicans' at Brooklyn;
who bare subscribed aloud for the purpose of
testing thelee,olity of the law.
The Thitato Rot boi--.4peatkdarneng the Chk.
of tbis tlesirtiotive . .
Its ravages In Ire
lona this year intro keen.. very great.
, ,
A soldier =mud' Nichelas Steoroght lately
sweet across the Lola orCoustsuce, in Europe
. .
in three hours and - forty m inutes. thee eclipsing
the famous_ teat of ylmming the lieltespont..;:
COLUB2I3I/k. TROMP;
SOWS REIPLY:
On our first page vtillbo found Mr. Too trues.
reply to the statement mods by the Canal Corn-,
misaionereof the nature and effect of the con
tract with Iltsauatt Dom: for carrying passen
gers over the Cointribis. Bolin:Md. We have read,
carefully, alt that has heretofore appeared upon
the subject, from the officers of the state, and
of the compaby, together with this reply of Mr.
TIIOIIPBON, and arottnable to perceive but ono
or two points at lave in which the public is re
ally interested.
As to tho disputed matters of fact pertaining
to tho past transactions between tho Board and
the Companl, andthelegal questions upon which
different opinions aro entertained, we pass them
over in silence, aaNve understand tho Courts have
been . appealed to for an investigation end dot:
The pecuniary 4ttestion is the one inehichtho
public is concerned, and is simple and easy un
deratood, when separated. from the other eubjecti
Involved in the midtroversy. Ma question_ is,
whether the State eball permit 11 miles of her
Raitreadle be abindoned by travel, or whether
the Company shall an abandonment for
same use, of 8 miles of their road ? •
From Ilarriel4g to Lancaster, by way of Dil
lerville, over the Company's road, it Is 8G miles.
From IlarrisburgiVto Columbia, over the Campo
ny'e road, it is 20 miles. From Coluinbia to
Lancaster, 11 mites of. the State road is used,
making the•distadeit (tool llarrisburgh to Lan
caster by this rolte, 29 miles, or 3 miles further,
than by the eate r y_ tont* , which would increatio;
the running tim bottelOminutes,
On these 11 in . eStattireeeives per pee.;
imager 2 cents pwile,22 centa,'wfilett on Cbe
probable businefra of the year will amount - to
more than $200,000. But if the State will sur
render to the Cogipany, allow her 11 miles from
Columbia to Lagoaster to be abandoned, and the
I/Merrill° route to be traveled, then the compa
ny will use /3 miles more of their road, which, at
their charge of li:cents per mile, will amount to
over $24,000-..` •
' That this 11 thejusin subject of contention, wo
presume:all ag*o,with us who have teed the
several statemebtel. As the travel increases
largely; aroadally, the, importance of the subject
at issue increasis also.' It rests with the people.
of the State to san.,through their public agents,
whether this enarnituts demand of the company
shell bo yielded AP, to there and it is for the
people to approiro or condemn thecondeet of the
canal commitalatiers thus far, In their earnest
desire to reelaim a rightthathas heretofore been
neglected. r
The strug,gle Of the 'company is natural. The
sum is large,- and it is not to be expected that
theywill surreUder:the enjoyment of it as long
as -able pena and able pleaders can. be employed
Co "make the vtorse appear the better cause."
As to the equity or justice of tho claim sot up
by, the company, to a draw back on through 'or
other passengers, to be allowed by the State, we,
cannot see either under the present faze. The
'present charge between. Philadelphia. and Pitts.
burgh is $9,60, The State charges (including
the 5 mills paid Bingham St Dock) over the Co
!amble road 2i cents per mile, which amounts to
$2,06 over the Svholo road. The entire distance
by the way of ,Celombin, is 368 miles. Deduct
from this the Columbia road, 82 miles, leaves
;,distance o(27o:piles, Which-ht 21 cents per mile
amounts te bet.so,9o, to whicli add the sum
;Charged'over the Columbia road, $2,05, and wo
have but $8,91. But as the through charge is
$9,60, the company get more 'per mile than is
'charged, over the 'Columbia road, without any
draw-back.. at' all allowed by the State. This_
fact, it strikmi ns, takes away the equity of the
claim to a drntr.back: nor does the extra charge
over the Postage road change this view of the
subject but slightly F tut it still leaves the comps'
ny moro per mile ea each through passenger
than is charged by the State over the Columbia
rma. We cannot,, therefore, see any wrong in
declining longer the allowance or dratrtbacks on
through or other passengers. The saving of
!this, togethir*ith the fare over the • 11 miles of
road from Columbia to Lenctister, amounts, in
the aggregate', to $23,281, on a business only
equal to that afloat yeti._ If this be ajuat sa
sing, was it dot the duty of the canal commis
sioners to make it? If it be not just, wherein
lies the injestice? We confess we cannot see it.
—Harrisburg Keystone. . •
LI)
- '1.. , ~'.,...!--!%-..
rve wangle:4:d ta..thp . ..:Oraite, %kit: .-ligexitkaaatith the
Upon the schoolheyateliiigisinath rthirl. - ertelterioi
But nono irete : there to greet me,-"iotn;.tuXt taw werei left to
• - •
_ •
That played ' with. tin, Upon the gran; sonie twenty 'let=
The gnunl lust as green, Tom; limo-foetal toys at play,
Were sportingjusfas we did then, with spirits just es gay
lint theft Master" sleeps upon the bill, which, coated, o'er
Afforded us a sliding place, Just twenty , years Ego.
. .
. . .
Tho old tchool. Louse Ls raterra ramie ; the benebes nu; ie
.
placed
By new ones, eery like thesame; our penlcairca had de
facedlta the swim old bricks are in the wall; the bell !minis to
and fro,
Its rnualc just the seine, dear.'Tom ; 'tales twenty , years toi.
The boys were playltig, flame 011 gams, betreith that same
old tree;
I do forget the name jot noa?=-ymeve , played the same wiih
me,
On that same spot;'ttras played with kalve3 7 by.tluoeing
'so and ack;
Theleader had a task t 4; - do — thew, hronty 5~ ago.
The siver's riMnlngjust as still; the, iglows en Its eida
Are larger then'thetware, Tom; - the strewn nppenrs less
But the gratvince swing is iuhMrnow; :Where - Onne we
plag And swung oar sweetheMM-4' pretty -y11.13 1 —'04 twenty
The spring dist bubbled 'tietitb the bill, close by the 'Tread , .
re Tory lovr—l.was once so high, Mit - we_ maid almost
kneeling dawn to to drink; dime Toni I stiite4 0,
TO Ka how much that l am chewed, aloeotweety yearn . Bp.
Near by the *stag . upon an ality r it4 : knots I cut your
aama
Your sweetheart's just beneath It, Tom, atul you did nth*
Some heartleas wretch bad peelisl . •thelisik—lants dying
aura but elov
Just as that one, whone 11.1410 eras 914. 'died twenty years
MEE
PRE
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t,f , 11.1'4
ZWMNME
MEE
OWLS AGO.
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lidS have long been dry, Tom, tut *.m. came In my,
I thought of her I loved so vrell--tiu:onearly broknii ties;
I visited the old' church yard, and took some Bowen:, ,to
. . .
Upon the graces of them wotoved . , - "FotpAt!tenty yeure.:4-10-
311:10 aro in Um; cluirch rail' Inia—Eope leep bc;11(lilint11;3
nut for are Infbatour old chEn,.evnitting you =Imo; •
And when our timenli3ll conao, Tun; andvi l n . wo e 3 llea
holie they'll lay us urban wo played, -
. Just tvtenii
. .
11885101 F 01 TIM SUIVITVOILS OF rim NENTII
cis:rm.—The surviving officers and . aoldiers of
the Ninth Regiment, the first commander of which
was Gen. Franklin Pierce, held . a meeting at
Concord on the 18th inst.,.oen. Pierce tempera,"
rily in the chair, and Lieut. Col. Bove ns secre
tary. Without transacting any business, the
meeting adjourned to Friday, the 20th, when an
AssoCiation was formed, of which Oen. Pierce;
was elected President, but he declined, and Col.
Clemens, of Ala., was appointed in his place.—
A resolution in which it was stated that Gen.
Plantain the late war with Mexico sustained the
honor of his State and country. was adopted,
ter which the Association sat down to dinner.—
At the dose of the dinner, the resolution com
plimentary to Gen. Pierce was read by - Col. Cle
mens, when, according tothe Post; 4 , Gen. Pierce
arose, evidently much affected, and in the lan
guage of the heart, returned his• most sincere
thanks for the noble vindication of acts which
ho said he had freely rendered, with no other ob
ject than that of serving his country. lie made
brief allusions to his Mexican service, and in
passing,• paid a high tribute, to the worth and
gallantry of Major Stephens and Col. Steptoe."
After speeches by Col. Seymour, Col. German -'
Major Lally, Major Whipple and others, and the
reading of an original song written by Miss An
nie Bishop, cousin to the late Col. Ransom, the .
Association separated. They`-ore:to meet_ an-.
ntudly on the 19th and 20th of August: Among
the survivors present at the meeting was Capt.
Slocum, of Washington. •
Itoonnacne."- - A. S nedisb Seer, eitllkog
self Or,:ilkatsl444- ProPhe 4 ce uxklYTo. l4. :o B-11 ` t:
r. tunii:Oitt- there leill bo no war 3T ittLl!,4lEatil
on the *'isbery qeestion. , - alya.berbas "aeon
salted the sttrs," end " read the. ebrOnliteS of.
fate," and . * . • *
• . 4 11 tut Englota will tier eistut4 withdraw.,
To treati. yield, nod eablie low ;
‘ - Her Fume keep out or Froolouea 3144 •
Mal give oa.our fair rhare • .
Tills being settled, we can go on with the Pierce
campaign. Onr Oars ail, removed.
DIED 2
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e funeral ell] taliqpbur:knn
ilUSSllfgfri.V.l:ll. It ' .. .1111th
:ma . ~. • . • _ Diansona. alley.
Rw~]t iso na ;. rtorVO! U wuw' .
13 au~f `: J~ A Sti L 1 LtAlls.;k CO
Ake/ALL-A& Obi" on Caoxizainent atul. 'Ws mkt
• by . • pin7kl 1). - WILLIAMS'S. CO:
'luso .•:. ....-4..p:•3l.3:LuAits 8
S lattlP-38half-bblatioblen; . • -
S Uti AR-20 Mai MAN Nerrthicaun . - •
"VIIIIOSSIID PIANO COVY.IIS--IteceiT ttrix day by AAR
£4 road, a itear.sod beAntiral sire: • ,
I 1,313 Q - W. nrcuslocic;es Fated' at.`:
rriAtLE CVVEL:3-41' cow • ausortoust otlooolknd end
Figuml Table Ociveri. tecalval.at the OarPstWiiiebdoPe
or imIZOT • WOUNTOCKOirirOurth
Caution.
. .
T" public aro hereby antathaned ' azdnit partbsaing it
ProwLasary NOtc; drawn by Luc, payable aaataaatb:.af
tur date, to 01.1014313 TuEIS, for Ono nutulted , and, Tau'
Dollar.—refit note &tad lOth or at:u pot; 1813. to I trill tu
stit tbu paTmont at tbo'cune, , JOll:4'l2n.L.E. :..
-'../cullam Tornthtp, Atrant .5, w 0... . - ...a)
ANK MONS 1.V.45.T.NJT—
-50 ;tares Ilintiat Pittabanch; ~
GO do. Itatiouna flank:.
GO do Merchants and Man , dialactorene:tan7:;
Wantal at the Banking Mame of . . •
wrturis -
N 0.75 fouith street.
L n A E F R A R Y E moramiro T.Tll .
•
Tutu. OM A BAWD-BM=3 OF 113 BOMFB3
• FF MYSTFAMBEF. MONDAY -LI F,
,;taNO, Augud.34Dh• • -
408-'Adtatiskin. maim' , CMldmr, 13 mutt ent2o
. •To .11sidge . . ; • demi. ..;
iii.TA) PROPOSAI.B*UItio rixthred silted DCI6
.0 Ind . ece/ped, usltU TUURAPAX, the de —th of 24ux
te
ect;ghßtiohgeli "tionaervittilttursi over the Ittux next
tholerry, on the lineoTthaidomicovale taul.Sharp.‘hurgb .
Plank Mad.- :Plana hndi speatatletie.ten,to menthes' At
:the - Ottlee of Meoetle47 PrelperiFttch strcot; ' • - • .
• JABLEB Ka%
Preeklent L: awl S Plank Read Ccentetuy::
41;*:Jr4. - 04••
"5 do . it'Fansisi • • ••
5 do .flabhltt't Yeast Powder; • ' •
. 5 •do suportlno Woo flout: • •
do 51nosaroal and S ermirnlla" .
15 do psynilrostrui pper,• l 4 papers; •
10 do Onc; to'oxtris. No. 1 ebOtola do.. (linger ?e: -
.31 estue 8 and 101braupeilar Euglids 51w:tad; -
•0) and 1 4b.Undergrool's " do ; •
:.; rare Bk:9=d ClovS SAD papers; •
-•I bid ;ititmcsm eur nale by • • •
in3o J. D. WILLIAM.% & 01):.122•Irood at.t
HABWEIVIC bldflitr3istal4tilt nET , ttlFr4. list TI,
teltat, at IL /Utter b . 131,'5, 32,floothanla street,
Onetandrod- -thonastul • coplos tau noir. printed' otibis
,Irtuntslno; and more than Ylitean Ilundred Dollars are paid
10-iunorlisn - editors, authors and n0184410r labor ttestonsl
upon tho preptuntion of a single number:: Thla magazine
Is probably rota by a Main , number of. - poisons' than any
lotiodleal puhlisled ho any part or ttut world—and agora
monty Ia expendod upon It, f r original articles and
rial otnisellislunenta, than upon any . other Magazine Lotted
Tratto—trlireo Dollars o year, or Twenty-Roc coati' it num.
ber. The seraForinual yoltutter., os complottel,neneyboon4
In cloth, IA Two Dollars,' sew volume 3 are notrretlikr.
ituW ' • - =EB:4: CO; 1;
S' NEW TALI AND WINTEM:OOOI4 - ::
filurpay, Tieinitak •
• (socciaom to mama, wawa as.): *.•
IMPORTERS f t . WRO LES 41I t E2DEALERS
• tr . FOREIGN AIM SOREST/8 DRS" 'GOODS,. •
No 48 froaftbee.4, Pillsbunh;
RE 1109 f receiving Mro3 all the Ellfitell3 meg, and Ire
re
AEuope, theintirst supply of goods tbr the Relltwule; te?
teldeb lbos 'lnvite the attenWn of bayous.. On the Ist of
September they.expeet P 3. Kato their 'assortment complete;
which will be. kept AO by, constant additions every week
throughout the season. , They will, as heretedbee, Continuo'
to sell 'piste as low as the astern Jobbers The Ltultor appro.
Tod paper.= the usual credit; and they assure their old
customers and friends, and all otherswho design purebaslog
here; that they notlit undersold la thinuarket.
au27:31.w.
eve B and Pittsburgh. Raliro , to
Olevelcutd. Foxe to Clevelondll3,so. ` :
nails thlitigh to RuPlo. Dunkirk, 21 datr4 . Drirair, . 01 dra? 0 ,.
• . Alton ttkie, Mt:melts, tout '
'pia :saw and fast mailing steamer Fenn ary leave
Ilf=iglets wharf - foot of Market. street, • -
ever/ g, (dundaya excepted,) 8 °dock,
coinuAlogat3Vollsville with the Ih - treas
of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, leaving Welirdile
at 12...35 P. M. and. cashing at Creveland at 5.40 P. 3f., star
• matuoting with etramboat toe
wankte, livirelo, and Dunkirk. •
p gs ig u ssia leave Pittabmii In the nenning,iszultake ten
sued oveniqg Cblaign. •
NM:Wm...going to Cleveland via ()hie and Petusutylvania
Itallratai, are put out at Mimeotb .t e ss B.3o A. M. train)) nt
IP. /I.,Ao4<by_the 11 A. ?a. train at 2.45 P. M.; whine ther
levee to wait 3P. for the: train ttb ni wen.,
vtlio; which takes them on. to CLeveistat arriving at eagle
time and In vatla train of -ears a, thaar;Wha 9 3 1 7 yraY of
-Damps checked, through - from pittaburgh to Clevelta4 •
out board the steamer Posed City .- • • ;
Yor dlcketa, apply tu • _ • ..76111N- CAUGHEY,"
- :Aeciat O. &P.R. R. Co,
.Deco 3h branongalieln *Mite; Nater. etroot,emond &ow
'frau camer:Of °vitt:did& ' .
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tarNOTE.--BYttissOislo and Pennsylvania Railroad
Mune, sad the Cleveland'and Pittsburgh BARTOW &QM A.l
- to Cleveland, the fare ta Vt. • J 1
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..,.inr,,Wanted.— A FEW ISEN; of thorough bid
neee..lusliita and gcod address, for a taco .and respoetabbr
traitors; it b a business that requires no capital but good
character boalness;habita and energy. To met aith the
a b et c t quilaineatiorul a ermanent imainese and the Wit of
wa ge s , em be kiven. Apply or, t . aldreas No. C Y asithfield
street, earner of 'Mint . o tAlf
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Sums riscprioir.• liusio4xit
the world, when son:re9t
a criminal neglectlf you donot eure 7: anitialew
•
Dspecial Attention. is Directed to the
talvertircurant of .13i4507.9F01t15r IVDTE,
's :medkiuo
of great Celebrity ; In: thee are .vAriona inarbkl 'and un
healthy condition:4 of the hunioh bogy,
.arislng tiout what
Ic
usually termed impurity of th 6 blood. It In recottuneruhal
far the cure of Dropsy, Grave, Dyrrielittliz, 4OUldiCe; (tin.
tiveneoi, Itheumatimn, Gout, -end . discoaeli or tie I[o.ll,
Liver and Eidaept: - Dr. Geo: L lieyser,-No. 14i- corner
of. Wood stn.et and Virgin alley, Is the agent far Pi o ttsburgh:
See advertiaernent ih another column of.thiferiaPcm'
Worms Worms I
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• AZ-Various theories have been started rolatire to tho mi
.
gin ofintestinal woruts; and yet the question is still o retest.
,iiine! among Malice] authorities. (Jrone' fact, honorer, all
"are _ . ~ .
inreneali: ' end, to Veld44ol 'ooOe-41to fatal nature - of,
the influence they - exert on-children.. As this season of the
,
year the atMeirs of worms are most frequent cis well as most,
dangerous. WO tato Feet pleastcre in directing the atm
.ticra of parent.; to the •} ertainge of Dr..3l'Line2. It is one of
Monad extraordinary" Medicines ever lottutured bathe pub- .
lic,-and has never faild -of success mime tried. ..' -.. , •
' ' Vor sale by mast of theDroggista and Merrhunte, and
fromtlui sole propriOcTs.,...: ~,
..: ... - .7: 1C1DD,44-CO.,
.. .... .. , ... W _ .... . ..,
..._ . • . .
Cinyzott!sitsilaw Mak 'and Sa
sapayillswFor the cure of disease; or ter ti . -§ t;dialrfons4
lief of tho blood itradiet n general tattle Tor the systeuttifitip
•
• ;••
The etwative powers of this era linty wonderful,-
•
And all ininlids should. maks immediate' trialbf the - •
4 1 Yel-.
and Sorsapatifts.”' -It eminot luluro the ukost4ol
patient "
Cato
• - •
Thin tlyfroM mineral nostrums to seek hope, lifo and
ilgo - r,from this purely sexetahle. remedy. Therefore, how
ever broken in henith awl spirits, however loathsomo Lira
s& torl others, let no ime despair of recoworY; let the. pa..
tient only understand that his hope of physical reaWWtloul
lies only. in Guyzott's tixtrakt of 'Yellow Ikeleawl Snrsor
and persundehint, for M.§ life's sake, to try it, and
tvd harei r to beiritatiou predicting his speedy restorstlon to,
o wii
&wertisr:mentl • anl3:;lsw.
. .
lffeh a laical Rtmedtei lluderthisheat
we &Agnate a nambosid'Ottais th4ituive; beta t ntralaced
lately for the purisi.,nrieliMritg cu tale dicaadoß : tldtl~la
foligties, that cannot tic iMiclualby din applbsatinUtd: l l..
&ice proper. Ammo& the. most
_lmPortant of rao ! a4ietri•
.SIIOIII,DER BRACt2Lthenbjeeta ail& trf Cure
odori o uum, a- habit
. of lemdzig.
-chest; and very frequently removes a tendencyio dlimuscid
:WA, Pulmonary ormum, dependent . on. thmidisPekidUoni.= I
.Theeli Braces are strong, well made, Ind adapted.:tatho Use
or ladle, Sait.te3, dozweawi. B a sesls
format In such a irayas. tof .. anmver the dorible - pur*On? of a *
Maim and suspenders, andM A price,:emi little .fo . E l iy . sii*
price nf stupeaderi' The Public :maY rely . on. theca: Biiipe,: .
ac heing what they ore 'rePresented; minY'Peisinti * of :weak
* and hollow cheats base'beco 'Cosiiphitt.l,y,caredoml, in some
• cuA....4 . 1.1.ic circinuferento of tho chestipereaqed ca. much W .
.fourisiclubits givlog'to the LIMOS Duller action, and
canyequea g y addhig the keiftirluSistreagtb of
tire I
also lump TRUSSES, ABDOIIINAL - HSVP*IRTERS, Spi
nal Supporters, Suspenmry. Ratulages;py every v a riety now
.:
DR. GEO: H. EirsEß,iihiaoiiidrroa itjt4i.Drussior,
No. 130 Wood - street; comer of Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, Pa.
lysr Sosofstlst--It Is due to Kier's Petroleum to say .
ttuit It /1351.get1ki10 , 411 it!completely erwarate every vestogo
of this ,ire disease in low. time Limn any other t:enwdy,
ana at lona coat or inconvenience to the patient
The tbourands of certMeates in tliC hands of the proprits
tor, many oewhitla aro from well - known citizens af the city
'rfrittsburgh and IL. immediate S Icialty, go to ohms clearly
aud beyonil oil doubt, that Kite'.; PET4OLLTII Ls a medicine•
of uo common value, not only as a local remedy in .111mty.
di, Me uinutisin, Degree-0, los,: of Sight, but es a •ialustile
internal remedy, inviting 'the a lurcitigating physic:l'low; as
well as the sugaring patient, to Loam, acquainted with its
Thaw: having a dread of mistime an. CLFtured. that ilds
nuallairre le purely lattausitnal 4 1 ;4 1 4 =kit a?vitritlir
the - Wit:to of the earth ..
5 ,, • •
The falcuany artlfic.2lc grafi.= IfpWallaVslignk
4 .MtIteLCV .1 1 1. most Laws 4ute Asou . s . t IS s ig, to said . , is .
altn appendal Ma tat Vitali it theik.yrinna LD. F 611,1.0,
rgirnw fwr - I
'Mk may In truth costa?", that I imee been no badly of
[acted with &saute for the last sefetiyears that mostoftbe I
time I halV Lae wuthio 10 littera CO any hind of •badruert„
and much of the time unable, to walk awl' confined - to my
hod, Wad liave been treatod nearly all the Watt bye tilLl bC.BC
ri l ab i l i Cr: o o ,u ur ro can ,
urzntti IT6h7filTtik.rei
vecommendal me to try the . Petroleum, or flock Ulf. ea eto
*thing el.. had Toilet I did so without filth M that, bat
the effort wet rnonisblizg; is tbrr ¢ the - polsoct to the rzuLtro
et once, and I at own Man gTOW better,•awl ty using .1
Seven bottles I ks*e - tot a cuts north thousands ordonort.
Thkinsy.certlfilhof I hare been acquainted
Toffolon% or Roth oil. tor *rum thalk✓a 393 r, and Lora rof
peptolly wane:sod its. benotleill alp. Ia the :unit of hada:
ton, :dtJ twz. foy,w.tp4t, retuaunendestr
'4461-414wiTits:UgtwIld,
Yu sr " hc;lrier72l;;ll7:•g7Z . ,
For:balmily ell the Drugs:M . = Fittit?Tt,?i, -1.?ut.041r
.
romurni.SEED-00.,bu5.p0040, jwt.. reMied and fin'
-_l_ 7 .-'B4O by • . (6.474: , . A. J. STUART::,'
aTION • VAit44*-:-suo It*Sirtate.tiy •
G.
autS ON.
-- VUON.NUOIIST tolUttPliT
ji11A)031.1 7 -230 So z.ett gqt latidk tor sale .tur •
13 ',VIZ' • • - Vtill MUTtPITY
CLUU.t1t.r.:4 . 4.12109im far • •
17 :tor-11 t> . :NAN BONSOORST . a 'MUTIVIIIY.
C alanizia..).l*el.Crirlibbli):AbairbAtr.c,lot sibs by.
slL►itf:9, tivlitaZTOWN IttialA STUCK::
JGAUF (OM solo by' , . 11'DOWS11; :
;:'avi33 , " over B.Jaticita Cm's, cor Wood. snal
•- • ( sUcczi , a;
11pOLIZALE ill4111 6 1: 11‘ 42
4:
941.1.4).
• -BIRECIIAST.-4).: a1 4. 1 11"1.14614.74Cij
polt„ taco, pork; Liza 114 nil
1111'1.4
.("rdil
tter:Chee;&.;
an 2 - ;-* opposite 4;
ft'"l4eld.l"s,
nactraben nosuc.littAburich;
S ILKS! 511.1035-4c.•A.:3Lusus 55%.
.15 pkvea cheap . black. Elikx;•'•
10. • do fi tuabtatarie*..o4.;... , .
Lutrztricktv '. •
-• !.lo
' :-.• • dolllrt.ck Cherie;
Of 055110wv.0. sucotOuthionablk-Efil.
400 du 10 by 12 • : ". • •
•• • Ik.st couxiirs.braddo..'. For •• •• •
au• •:- :I!ort,uoNtiliuktSr.
M ikkeT . L. Ca, Nu. t... 111!
N
geld street— • • . •••• -
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Time hi the Country; .. ..bithellevn..A.Wilniett;
51,Th0 Kniekerbeeeir SepteinlEß
Thii bathed:Lie NoTeence,' by-Nathaniel llewtherne2 -
- Tbk, QUOrdt)D Nounai,dra yk,votitt* 31eltoemeetlif5y,
iy limey . • '
4 .31 461 . 6 1 3,3 1 %L the 'Afine=slotieWli ciat.•• • • . • •;•• • •
New Too k. Weekly Lterekt, Police Elazette, Nemo
leueuel, Seietatlfte Ametl&W:. .• ••• .•• '• •
•
Thu elewe pepere are:le:,o9lo4 PVijy 2eterday . wtortil*s.' .
,• • . Inscit a W.;
Stoithflokl nrect
Taraftitkosrlok'atabeettailhe New Beokitore,
- .No',.‘l3Larket •xt • . .
What Now? 'For young, ;ladies leayoi;r aelapol-43y
E. Deems.- Principal of tlreeiti3Ooto''.fealele'ileailoary;N:C..
A Step flora the Neer.iVerld to the 014 ---by Tappata.' -
Views ou .11111euariartisiti, with a Discouise en tliellatutO
of the Itesameettou-rby,Bryant. •-••
Temple of alelcallatt.a rhokaiotsl new collection of secoal:
and (torah tuueit, In sitrat aral eoeienleut style.. -
'AfoOrestrlshlilelo4.l6-7.Wlthappropriate airs, and musk:
fur lOJtrumental abcotapardrueiatz, gotten up itt;:t style salt
hblo Or the parlor table or the•pinne:- •-
.The Fria:UM: Mos,a;--AWork arsin.qt :Modenahk ti en;
.1,y11.. - flaiollton,
The flnast eattlons of our etaSSfe iloatk;' :
-.A.fosr Ample:lot "thsliirDlrc l / 4 tre,"—etlll
au29 . ; ,111/IV.L9I.Dr. k ACINEW.S
',Fresh - Arativatt...New Iloolcat "
IVIODRIIN tho'Adventrirca of 044; Vat.-;*
rag° Tatfclo"O'Regite--by. 11.'Ltrackemidze
sauna edition; with a 'Llographir.al notice; p eritieta.nia;
'quiintion on tito utat"tuid explanatory !Mtn); with 1 . 11 in...
trations 'Mill original design, 'by . • -:
:The - Ajahlan Night ELl'lterialtuuents; embellished - with
tienrlyone hundredrezr, arhiLter renew edition—Sin
Addy recited end corrected.: .
The ri-tano .Speitkei ; couttirang a,n d i, i rn ,;, no -
poetry, tor deehanalmaln Behmhs acmjimaleJilYeuutint, toh .
Ines; newly tranalateil , nr "Oompiled, Crow- Mehrate.i4 Urn,
tont authors atetpointlar dubatent; aneient'aml foodern,i'
treatise an Oratory and -.ElDcutiommotel - militaataloot : .'sa4 ,
biognipbleal, by:„tipes fitergMg, third
A Xathees.Legaey to Lie Daughter—By Dr. OretOry' ,- ..-+ll ,
• - Coefs New Drnw
.ing Lessolm—Drawita; ; go:
'thud by which olltho utootbris of a. barge dam tati3ht
to draw at once wit limatnete.". uniformity and acruary,--
in Aiporti By .Wl. - 3.11.:Qae; T*ber 'ax Danif lug. -
att 9' - US. .C. DORGAN, 104 WaMlat.
:•.. - -...roetecatAvorks.• r
complete4betreal.Worktvof liryr4ii; 1
co, mOrocio gilt illntr z t. :.::::. •
' The complete roethia.Warte or Willbsn C. Dryant.,:t - sot,
eloth'sad inirroreei. •• ' "".
The PoOkal MO*3 of II: it: Lai:gill:ow, 1 NOi,
and raorocoo, gitt.lllaktroted. •• • ,• •
The Poetical' Works 0111. W:Lonircilow, voiA,
The poetical Wor4 N: p. wins 51 To, 8vo dolt; gßt,
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.Tl.lO Pootleol iVorb of i - 01 eloth slut
.
.criver's complete Pueticia Work...e; 1 yol,
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It pieta P -Oral Work i, I set Stror . inorof.rP,
4 . 4 . 1 =3;1ttt : complete Yoetaal Works, i va): 1 "j;o , clotfi ,
4 to-Poetical WorkC, 41 , 010, untrunn ealtion,
w hir,
Salierm aeatrti `'"`" l- I T . a ., a4 3 T 6171 2.
* -d °` l " mm) - Plzim ii - orks, Tot ilto r gilt,•
'Ma Skteurmey's2=l , /et°, -
ri,vd - ar 5 13iti n i, Pope, Wires,
03 . 714 ' ir. au d e°th utt,,,spu"rbor,Rir a lc Ab li:T nwr. lita.The:n i tsut4 t
ana km :pi el a t t.
0500d4 00111260 /a d th"Puems cb.pwaig
Lvov. P .
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thirkfweb
names, a cagi3vii4ltOittovroiltir;•;
Poiliakbtourn ' coa, PaisiAb4 ll -4Pri?) '0 11 "
orsipkt n . ml.tk* L "‘ - -
Te - ab0v 4 , : 54464 with' a large amortatent. of Staralara
mytellaarms Booby for sale at mu& reduced priax.
nn23 e..• • ' RAY & CO.. 63".W00l street:
Nir.tiaAClL, ar,214 Clutrxne of the Nag, by IVlWzia rqi.;
Vlf hiss, hi1.n31,12ta0... A few cople; of the ab3ve just
melee:l SIMI MT . was . t ! , . KAY A 'CO.,
6103 . • Woc4, g tract.
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0.0"* . ;13.14.11k111e.] No. - 141 enlitbfold Ft. • ( nr1:11
•U. - 41. D....adoots above tho O ttclllg Telegraph .
ite7 Otllocy eicniar Thlgd Awl . Wood farads, of Milk.
4 117 eTaning• - [ap2B
• ANCIERONA LODGE, •
• Angerenti lolge, No. 259, 1. O. of. 0..F.;13/69t3 envy
Wedneldoy Ml:ft; In Wanblagttm Wootpt:
Snirrix 15 - Acca, la the Car. from
Are" Oteettehurg to littebnrgh. A liberal -reword will tot
given to the fttisler, by leaving It at this °Mee. ij7lG:tf
11, BLACK --A.lforthObestOolaXaTzalaril td-,
et 60 cents Fl lb, go to the Whitt - Tea Store,
No. IV3 street, where. the very best Black rot& Omen
. •
'10'1: O. O. Ir.-I.lteo . of.mecting; Itioshingttnt
0 lidi r
31 - Oal otroot, tortarva Firthottotit anti Virgin allay.-
-Prrtartauta LODGE; No, rz..alooto Glory TuWay evening.
Dlitamemas ILecaxtrurar,.:No.lll,*-31rrta Yatt and third
'Friday (loath Month.' • •-•
DANDV:3O3aB.O, Dezitßurl'
tk r .y. geom.--No. lbltrhird stmt., a; icor doars , abOVO
titnithftekt. Witco op !infra Dr. V.bas beeticatasectoditlei
the pitabllttunent at Dr. lialbeti;of TOirtirog, for the Iwit
1 1 —,..ouzir . nrcouliav, C.uLecttngj Btu •
11,) , " Posting, lte.,-Attengt cakainz.iso pod.
log, Instrlbutbag fee restV.s; te. • DV •
dere left at the aka of the Morning Pm; or. at Neel a ;eel- -
lowa Perlodiral street; will ba peolnlalynttelnkkel 7
A , INSURANCE COMPANY,- of
.11.ry Hartford, Conti.--Capitat Stott. V 00000; As ,
mots VISA,I_72. Office tho •Plltslnw4h Agency it the Store
Ilona of Wavily & Loomle, No. 50 II oxl street
im mtif • - B.B.'ILBBES3N, Agent.
SPENOEICLAN•COMEHIHNAL aiLLEO2. (Lahr
(1.,„Y 3tachellgtrecta,
.(third, Boor,) : Pittsburgh, Pa' .E . P. GOODNOOOII, Practi
cal:Accountant, dz.; 11. -SPKNOP-11, limodato. Addams
'T=iclidr of iVritio. and Gnu
blekcial Carrincoßtleaca . Se* •ce*teiziled • nolk:All: =Other
Plb` , l3 - COLl.4l6B‘..Letsilles , Classes.
115" • —ln Penmanship, Card Writink and Y . r ing l nild4.
D.llTiliams and sir. P. &gaper, and In all the higher
Wenches of on English cud atigslcal , ndaentlets under. Mr.
P. 'Hayden: Two . rpaclona.roorne:have moistly . been .cu.
gnittly . Dtted upTer their special actaitnniodaticitt:- Call met
Curtain iLliateriala, •au •
= o; Curtain
Brocatews,
t r aux . i of every description, Furniture' .
Taco - and Bfruslin Corinna, N. -'
Itatqed, Window nada, Cornicett, Curtain Pita, Bands, -.-
tec, at irboicanie and retail. • • W. IL cAituts,
11 1 :168 Chit:mut:in !riot, ernairkiftliiThga4clplllo. '
;Lye vpll: .. r.oweot Fennell
• • rut:wady. •*.
Liktvial Fire
11* - V - ilair•-?rilarri , burg; PIL 4 ;4Pital . - WPM' ,
Only for tho ea6!rdaille9 piwory, has an tuispio capita),
iniparioindriiiitages in point of aboainiaaa,atifety,::
Atia.accomniothitiun, An, ixinntif marcliattia - ,ana;
-tivenora at balaW4 dwailkigacaatea '
untrufapetty.-" , '-.
:u;n12]..: 7 Oaf&
tiarYi CORNER. OX.S.MOND 'AND.
Our.matto " Sulu and A .mall - • •
Stara, cburcii,:44 . 443l:lioooKSWl*iii4iias
-CAT. Malan azakathent ara ' give
fore purr...hazing altairliare.' , GAL :111ILLItit &,(X ) ,
'W.:carnal' ficeona Mal 'Malt ote., Ptala.7:
DativianniaovirP
w e y Poet Mice Third: staut , t... Zikencteentalmu s
itioall hinds of xc ther, tlnm. 8 ..8,11 .-to '
accitrate artiationnd animate Illuatm - a;trulaa
*Tier to the common dump tlaguetrolgneCot tbo Tondo:Wit
cheap Priem: $ 1 ; 50 ,1 2 9 V, $ 4 , $ 5 and upward , otoOnling to
the dm anti quality of ma unfraute..-. .
ltudri fat el:drama, fropi3l,l. it - • '
.`.-'r.
Liktrunwe tOickbr.ree:eiiiiils"pOrsotta token in anyy. .
tor thaulty. • : -.-.(ups=l
_ . .
Attend , ' to , lnpur
Witsirl; r:YVVlA.A.Thrs'idwaer is aerial to the
public es o guaranteed curs for the - hWiveSin-hortay nal
thetmly.. medieins known adoptid to that -primate, haring...
bean useiklu the private - it:Urinary vsetice of the proprie-
for Youths last thirty-seven years. -The tatter itironmstertey
of that noble animal,. the. horse, cut labor, whoa troubled
with this common 'ensue, shtruld huhu= Angry , ono having
such; to apply intmedhstely for this remody.: .ros =hi Whole'
Sate and retail at. Dr. K.F.SIBEWS Drug-Store..l!lo.
.iy-25 3 1.kw ' narner.oriVcol st,.atel N;intio later
. • - -
DI I IAFICES tic Nasal hi. ttus. Head, and . alt olesa
ik• m y .greeable disehams from the eat', spasilly and person.
neatly removal, withouttain Oritutoirrenierwo, by Er.J.lata ,
tor, Principal. - Auxin of the X, ibz ßoners,. who ran be.
. consulted at 99 Arch ati*.t; . -Phlia4 . .lol43 l ,frons-0 A;3l. to ;
.Thirteen yraii of close - :ind to
this branch of has onablailliiiit•tarednen
treatment to sash a d4reebf Swim* as toll d t t lio most one , :
finned anatobsUnote moss yield, byastnadjkaltentlan to the
uleana PreicTibed• tatEr2O
Tc:Axinc-47::..:-,..-. ! ..te l eazreans.
W . bane
111.454 31: entire Mul M:Tlntll e
etyld J; Aikarron"d" CaOantitie %Um%
l 'V UR uuil
.SCouf . ,4cinaix.buidiezz, Itio..o3Toqd .
r.trect; Pit.p firumb.:
oiiitty - entire' tr . . •
„Emit and' outegioquir.licatle , 7s:to•liater.sLiti;:.todiesson
.4r-Co:,tltiatctf plide.o" hi rutxwariendiug them to my
friends and cudinstas;;.:4l.llol , l,pr slip! ooutiumure(ot .
tbil4W - 41atroune Vilt9i4on • • •
513131 - - .s.
•
Sheri Oat :Freemen — f
Chanty:. 1 affortayeelf ai s casiulklaie tbr the Otte or
hTttlitlliF;for the Omulag:Aerattinntt without. any party
riton(nation, an an Isulapcniriantearatldaticand would thank
fully fallen tho,aatee of mithrina , eitliene . a partle§:-
Etter a ralionceof.thirty•thrie:yonrilaate"thrai . i menthe.):
yitta.urgh, in agave'Lissinam; I - trust lay .e.botactet
. known to the entite'enanrinitity, no. not to regain) any Cu._
rionedient, nut laapri Itnaytecticonialtrinitritathy. Memo'
giro.your iritiriegue to the *knit . One riot:the moat -Litton-,
Dated. Batik/41er Irintent le:inuny,lyania;
'Peluen. Triarip!tegiut rt.:trait; . .
roi3/ turs LOOMIS. .
kitbSere/A.71:2130 ' Firemen's insurance
Company
,ot the Cltp at PittsDargb. ••
It: =LAS; treitlent—ituaturr ..FDl'24lll - : kteeretary.
.41111 'filitsze oz4ln. t and MAXINE -II1:41{9 of art
tiTiskt s ixotar, .Ahl attg*La 121, old
.Wata OtTle t. - •
Sawyet,- .• - IL-D. Slinpeon, • . .
'Wm AL 11.14241 r, • • U. 13.11.11tdia4, •
Robert Finney, . Charlos !ent,
17.knasti, . 0311.1zAncolo
di P. - loopliati, • •• • -":lor2p11 •
.
•
'Thing of lit . atinty :to:Jog. Foreverw,.., •
peoPie endapi .ptinpica tba"j11:132111 -
titco.diituo," or .eruptious. Of our kiwi; adieu lott - ab,: •.
well known, that Da•ki ay-4; tt's YetlowdiockStal I.ll6 , okattilla
chanapUil tha skin tromill - itii Purity, tillloVii37. plinplakanius.' .
and blotche, the tiid..cted parts aa haaltlty;tauicitti:%:
aiul suit toithe 'lcahn: - a babe. .Nll roallp priielon
who.wisti the toss •L‘tiaity of childhood, . • •;
••• It potato all sow and. poiscinous Niottudii to dlschOrgivlt
(hair ..tolootig".mattet, innt,enallindos every, Impurity:, UV=
the sistetW. , - L.!: •• • • • 1 7' ..•
It doe' ibi.Voile , nalitlly, but •etiectually, coo. ions • •
betu iTheia suit • blooming 6 :3 11,2 e 2 azi11 4- •
Bea advertisement IL lUiatile;s4iBlll-• 'lJ2llblis*
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Ilt .
S 1 oaa (41601.13dhlina, urila •
11.0 7 stror‘ bdwan. Iroccf luktfiaiatailettemis. • .
buf . gb "No:2; •
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- PittairtirApq*:fodgi r Xo. - 41 12 ieciii4ofiaf4 i 2, RO
sO. 0, ue
- No2-24, moots
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•Tfoli.o4 t'otted, owls es.eri, *di* gait - cit.. •
.;11iiiiithioriifiLodgb; NO. Cat; meeta - every Monday ev .• •
comr4 lafth.44lezoltbflotl..: ,••• . •
-)2..teilLock,% No. 335i.nicetc.0 - cry- :Thuicdvivezoing:at•
tbetr FL.ll,saroai of 5;11105611 tthd;lllltht . _
_frotla • • • • ".
:Twin Cityl eferdud•—
11011, earlier of Lescsc_ sk
4, ild v E ; alt..kalky Arcot., Allegheny
Vorupsumr. cif
theY.ltssilent;
• 11111i1:41AltS1111Lts, Smletaly,t% • •
Wee': 01 Igiter.abirt, bet 0wn...W.424 awl TroortairretCC:.
I.IULT O ala.ll4,ll.oQlWrillicKtboOhia ad Nicsl; :
Iliserriamt
•L.lnsures apiust Lusa or PYFIre - - !
ALA-Against tha :141 . , 1; and
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- WWl= 8.174t!..y; • ' • Sault:o '.'•
Wog,— • , AVllliaut Bliar,hruit;
Itobtrt•Dnithip,ji.,' I:kiiairea • :•
•• • • Fripcl4 getters,
.E.diTSlll lkadeflo; .1. Seloonnialqr,.
• - • • Peru:tack.
. . . . . - - -
n Lire Inseitistre - Companq •
• 0r . .71T / U.-4..1hPr0u.i.81.0
• 1'r..43entr.:1)131n3.-.S. 11104S;':1 , „ •
.lice-Pra+taciit; SAM= M'CLIMKA.N. 7" -
. '• , -.l'Fras+qitc , r.: J044P11 - 3: LtP4l!:. .-,;.
• •
Company 71t9ki t i li e*iMO , nr4. l !PPlluins 1 4 : Or .
Riad tataa ar.ti RTiOactuati . aiii . ae4Al(ipad anio.
ly couguetml • • : . • . . • •
Joint SioCk..ltal.s . at a redactiak.atono4Wol holiilEo
tiuil TUG:a—equal •to - 1110.1ewSWAhittx•-thiti-itial one
thin& pax .4a;u4, - Pattiannually id agifeuce•
. I pfkirlike#TONYATtater.Pertotil
r .. .;.110130 8. ition;?..,„, - '
iCattesit.Vonotv 7 •
- Juhri'*. - .W11650, •
1,....144 3 4 1 .4.., Tolln B c o3 lV'i!*:- - " • •
Great .Induc erractits' to - Clan Purchasers.
'tl7 - £ Kill eiellotii•iuii.,43 'dock. oc 00111014 ANLIPAIier
'Clinnts , hagu is gIiSTCADII,. at - ptiuu• that -Usisot
fall tap - Weer raitrp uralsoem - All .onr mirk it asenultal„
hatastur CAtall. • ' JAIME; 1 ..0war; • 311.4
. . .
Npttoo '.t o Stockholders.'
1111 E Stookkohliro of the kittsWrilii And )31 eublmUl*
Riurold Cu3i) t ialiy; bereLy! notlfled, thor recond
110 , Lalroont. of Aye Jollars. top-lino* Olnent • Wiett aba'
:Trla,be pa4,l Ido i.uTtee,ur OtOald ossolow,r, Co or I*D:we
Alio 12th day,of Augligtiezy.ot4ho-TrooAuroegt 9nrie; 4
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"Ily order of flutloord-Of olo.ttoro.- - .
, . AYTTlLL.Treasitrir.-.•
...±.EIONS.:(W.TOLPERANCr.BANQuET •
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'ow ImniAoiiir•Etesiing; serpts.4 -2;
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ickwrs, colitiettas lair sad .(lenthonan,s
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T= orderthat mop enjoy comfort. Wild Pleasure, only two
hundred tickets ivily be sobt.•`.Tleteto to be hut a oeorge
R. irbite. g .; 31arketotieetft bt.M'Candler. , e Kan nitiOf; C.
Knees, Bmith6ClJ streetl•Alldarieutz!klteets
nud from . •
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A. G. Lloyd, * •
'teary sc/Into ,r • :
• .. John M. liirl."patrielt,.
.1./ashl W. 31111er
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John IX galley;
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'Llunnot A. Lolly,'
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Hiram
. John
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J, 51. Kinkead,
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Andrew 31111er, *.
aeokice 71.111alte;
SONS ow vratiPtnArice. .PROCESSION.
I.IIIIIIRSDAY;Sept. 2 d.'.lss . 3—‘oelrleietist.the tea chic";
X-tvni tiaseuthia at their 'respective Its/44 a 1 tt'o'clock ti Dt
theimuntrs' they twill OWL in.tluwL)VilklTY them to be
outheSlatiaMildnutotieforo UM. 'Vitt 4olel nom abroad
still usst•toble at MASONIC MAIX, Fifth. rtreet,'at the hour
trot mmakimiell;-also the Et: lt, , Alt to be oo the grommt
1 6
4 Plorlieli t • .t.Y.titctti
sa
, Ropri,_4 l ; 044 reOt u maLlbertxttua }north streehe
.t . P . Vth Herta keno, wliere they couutermach: up Hay
to Qutithgeld • ahont btulthheht to
SbArth; slaps ibutiA ' ' h
/UM. Up Third totosx nioza Ilok.tutk‘uxtb, %lova mut
to La: tv' Liberty: ukurk .Llberty to
19,3310:thtNE to Maw'
Waynr:-49wit'AleY4° t°o.-PL/414 elnog • Cedar t th.sl
to duvn
l4 o 4 24:oll7:s l' io bri wa d ato bi to — re& na; 'll°l toug aul . tyc 4l v r
bridge to . St. Clair street; up Si- Clalr to Ann. Forq Amu
to Irwin;Moog/rift to 'Shag up Sitth to Mood; doer°,
Wood to Fitth, et Mrtatatfe Huth . - yua.,
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