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They are authorial to receive AO trcrtlsements and Subscrlptionstor ns *L,X2I JSSretent* • - * * S'tt* * t 10 state street 'l'w ,;•! ***•’ • 5 v: ~ - ' w- -u,--., i-wj---;--- ~ ®*Y! , - 'J.'-j'l-'U ■*• i- j FekAiylvanlftf «*• ' . _ ' Ltlhtnamamibyfhe arnmawtnM nf Pa^ -- ' - - XVTT» M BIGIiERr-, ’’ , . OOTEBNOKOFTaMA^^ON^m •' S "SStS*St»I Kxcffpt'tn a single community, which - SSJfSnri>«n»Shl‘». “< h » pMtaonco- ibat-valketh In that at nhonaay, M SSb“ uS lew. to «mUe. Haaltlv tes; groerdlr ' ' :£s!dtaL ThfttttmuHof lntßrwlfitrifoirai|DOtbe«iihe&w; ' ' ** tncsperitrhaa >ttchteyh* ,wwe£al:p^3u “Seed timennd' barfest/naye* raVarnaL” ' 1 qL- Tyners have been filled with the finest 01 the wheat ! T ' Oareup Of ddesslnss.-hjas owfiowed. The br our CoiiinWnvrealth. *r&/fcroirih£ln the * t tJomaof thp,people, developing tha youthful mind; and elei 1 " onr .National, characters General lnteHlgehco and *• ■' " uiomlly are bn the advance. Oar holy• religion,; through • its own contionei to exert Its tocredlnfiaenco on the pnbllpmlnd—to Rdmlnirtox -Ita ,ooa%olations to the *.{■, -ri o ihem with the fcopes of i - a .- profpetbus^' The tn&bliwtituttona of our government hare open trial* of the past and e :- :i? '■ riromlwi dtawnS upoa the - future. To God, most j..,> - . grtttana good, we ewe au'our blessing*. To aim our i ■ thanks ere das. r :..i* - -dfinder tbiaeolemn conviction, end In conformity^Wthtbe 4 a .wlatescf niany good ciritens, I, Wetixsw BwwiyGovernor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, do hereby, appoint .»; :ii-53TOB8I>AY,tte twentyfflh day of Sovmber rtextna a day ofsonereHhanksgivlng and Prayer throughout the State, • . .. enjeiniesUy-beMeehtho dtiiensoftheOommonwealth, of ' ** fcU setting aside all worldly -■ \ offering thank* to Almighty God for IBs ’blMdnss'ahainTokethecontlnuanceof lfisgoodnM*. Given under my Great Seal or “the Stato, at ' narriaburgTthls twenty-fifth day of Octobor, In tbe year -•* : • ofour Lord one thoosana eight, handled and fifty-two, , and of' the Commonwealth the seventy-seventh. / ' - Jjy the (frvemar: K- S. GOODRICH, • 9 Deputy fieemarv of the Commonwealth. FOB. SAL.T BIVEK. ■’ ; : Through tickets Salt River for sale at the trfSoo of the Moraing Post, tf. TBS FB.AYJDB. . :W " Weunderatand that a number of tha whig lea - ' den arc endeavoring to eereen their tools from - vtho just punishment that awaits them for the frauds the; committed oil last Tuesday. We are acquainted with any of those im plicated in tho frauds orocticed, but we hove good reason to believe that there were ‘‘older jteads” engaged in this infamous transaction than the young men who now appear as culprits. ‘ ” '-“Who ore the men who carry the “old Aeo*7” .- ’ Will the young ones who hove been entrap ped by the. ,old ones moke a developement?— t . in doing so they may mitigate their punishment, ' hut they cannot escape the consequences of their ■■ : folly. • -> -Wet hear that the whig* are endeavoring to ex cite an amount of eympathy sufficient to make the people believe that there is nothing wrong whoa whigs undertake to ptactioe fraud at the I , polls. This sympathy does not appear to be “ eontageous. The honest portion of the people - are sot satisfied that frauds upon the ballot box “ •ahonld he tolerated, even if they are committed - -’ by nice young whiga These frauds must not be emothered. We are sorry forthe guilty parties, but they must stand the huard of the suits now - -5 Instituted against them. This maukfrh sympa j thy .we. do not believe in, and we hope that no Democrat will be so foolish as to interfere with . - the course of even handed justice iu this mutter. Tie low must now decide as to the guilt or inno 'l bende of these men. ~ ARMSTRONG COCSTJf. Extract of a letter to the editors from Kittassinq, Not. 8, 1852. Gentlemen .-—Below 1 give yon tho vote of this county so far os heard from. Thera is no doubt but that Pierce’s majority will exceed Bigler’s by fifty-votes or more. In-thii borough Hoffmau had a majority of 33—Scott has only 8. Pierce. Scott. Kittanning B. 181 189 Kittannlng tp 76 moj. Freeport...'. 87 118 Pineav... 150 172 ' g. Buffalo 113 104 N. Buffalo 80 maj. ’ Manor 4 “ Wayne 141 88 Bed Bank 137 27 Bradysbend... lflmnj. Bugararesk... 91 “ Gowansharmook.... 19 " Set Armstrong'at 400 for Pierce and King, ' In haste, J. A. IF. GOOD pon OBiWFOBD COtJHTV 1 We yesterday received the following oheering letter from oar friend MoFablland, editor of the Crawford Democrat. The Crawford Democracy ' have covered themselves with lasting glory: Deuocbat Optics, 1 Meadville, Nov. 3, 1552. / Editohb Mobsisq Post: — Gentlemen: The election yesterday resalted ' la the oomplete ront of the Whigs. I send yon oslip containing the returns so far as reoeived. They indicsto a gain. that, folly warrants mo in placing onr majority at the figures claimed in my paper two weeks ago, 7001 Some of onr more sangnine friends claim 600 majority, hat I do not think it will vary ranch from the figures I !■give yon. The day was wet and dlsagreeible, or l think we would have done better. I hope you are .convinced that " some things can be i ..done as well as others.” In haste, yours, tmly, JA3. E.MoFARLAND Philadelphia City, and County. : The following is the official vote of tho City' and Connty of Philadelphia for President 'and Vioe President: I Pierce. Scott... . Broom. Hale... Total vote of City and County 62,464 1 “ “ “ in 1848.68,617 HUZZA FOB. CLEYTELAKD. Gen. PreaoE received a majority in every ward in Cleveland. The majorities in the several trardsstond thus: Ist ward. 2d word Bd«ward...... 4th ward Total majority. 296 All honor to the invincible “Forest City” De mocraoy. WESTMOHELIND. Wo have the satisfaction to announce that the glorious old “Star of the West," has given TWENTY THBEE HUNDRED AND FORTY. This is a fine indication from the Berks of the West. ■s. # ggjp* There is some huthor in the whigs after all, Bear the Cleveland Strati: lotormatws Wastsd.— “Scott leads the col nmn—sure." Any information as to tho where ahonts of that “column," wijl be thankfully ?e -■warded at this office. ' i tJBEBAI. MISSIONARY CONSTITUTION. —Tho •’ Boston Young Men’s Methodist" Missionary 80- - held its anniversary last week. The te portj 0 f the various officers were particularly 4n . enraging.! The receipts for the year averaged one dollar for every Methodist in Boston-whioh «saya a Bostoupapor, with the other MtesonaTy oontributiona from the same wraroo, will proba -t yjy show a higher ratio of liberaUty than that of w any other denomination. ' . t ' jjjssaß’ Bask ot DunuKE.—WO see ft stated « 'jn the Burlington and Dnbnke papers that tws - institution,; the charter or whieh was repeated » is again issuing notes, bearing datea»‘ X- : • 1 We take great pleasure in annonnsing that the Revi Wai. D. Howaild, the,worthy Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, ih-this oity, at the earnest solicitation of numerous friends, has con sented icdoUver lectures to Young:Mcn. :', Tho; Lectures delivered by this truly excellent man last winter,to Young Men and Siolhers, were listened to by crowded as* semblies, and we have overy reason to believe that they produced good results. We are confi dent that the Young Men of our city, as well as all who .have at heart thewelfareof the rising generation, will attend. theLectnrea.ofMir.How ann. The first of tho coarse will be delivered on next Sabbath evening. In connection -with the above, the foU6wing Adyiw;tp ’Opting J46n is worthy of a place in our columns:: f - '% ADVICE Tff TOBSO WEN. , Arc you stepping on the threshold of life? Be oure a; good- moral , oharacter. Without virtue you cannot: be respeotedi without integrity and sobriety, you bah never rise to distinction and h0n0r....... :i . ■. ‘ Be-careful lest a too warm desire of dis* tinotion should deceive you into pursuits that msy cover you with shame, by petting your Inca pacity and slender abilities m foil light. People who have the rashness to Intrude into stations without proper authority and the requi site preparation for the services of the public, not. only involve others in loss, but subject them selves to ridicule. - ::::N6YEMBER 6; The trickey, deceitfal and dishonest, are rare ly prosperous: for when confidence Is withdrawn, poverty is likely to follow. The shortest and surest way to live with honor in the - world, is to bo in reality what we would appear to be. When once o ooucealmebt or deceit bas been practiced In matters where all should be fair and open as the day, confidence can never he restor ed any more than yon can restore the whito bloom to.the grape or plnm that you have'onoe pressed in your hand. Error Is the cause of man’s misery, the cor rupt principle that has produoed evil, in tho world j ’tie this-which begets,.and cherishes in oar soals ail tho evils that oflict Q 9, and ire can never expect a trno and solid happiness, but by a serious endeavor to avoid it Falsehood is not only one of the most humili ating vices,- but sooner or later it is most tertain to lead to serious crimes. Industry, well Orated, will give a than a com petency in a few. years. Tbe greatest industry misapplied is useless. Zeal not rightly directed, is pernicious; for as it makep a good cause better, so it makes a bad cause worse. Highly Important from Havana. The N. O. Picayune learns that the Bteamsbip Black Warrior, from Now York via Havana, ar rived at Mobile, Oot._Bl, after a run from Hava na of 49 hoars. The 0. 8. sloop of war Powhatan, from Ned York, having on hoard Judge Conklin, the newly appointed Minister to Mexico, had arrived at Havana- Judge Conklin, soon after his arrival, hgii an interview with the captain-general In re lation to the reoent troubles between the two governments, when tbe difficulty was so arrang ed that the Cresoent City will hereafter be allow ed to land her mails and passengers, but Mr. Smith, the purser, would not be permitted to oomb ashore. One account states that Judge Conklin had been followed by a rabble on his way to the consul’s house, and insulted. captain-general also had acknowledged to Com. Newton, of tho Powhatan, that he had acted too hastily, and was willing to make a suitable apology to the American government, but in no case would he allow Mr. Smith to land on the Island. The government of Cuba have adopted a new Beale of import duties. ‘ Ma. Wedstsb-’s Libeubt.—The Library of Mr. Webster, says the Boston Traveler, is a mag nificent room. On three sides of the room, ex tending from the floor to the ceiling, Were six splendid library cases, filled with the choicest gems of literature and the ablest productions of law. This favorite apartment of Mr. Webster is adorned with the best portrait of himself that we have ever seen ; a portrait of his son, Major Edward Webster, who died in the Mexican war, and also a fine portrait of Lord Ashburton. — There is also ia this room a bust of Mr. Web ster. Every room iu the house is furnished in the most magnificent style, and ornamented with busts and paintings of the most distinguished men of all ages, many of which were gifts from the persons themselves to Mr. Webster. Mingled with these were portraits of his children and grand-children. Among these was a small profile, in ancient style, of Mr. Webster’s mother, under which, in Mr. Webster’s hand-writing, were the following words: “My excellent Mother. D. W.” A Hcqe Mas ot War. —Tho English are busi ly employed in introducing sorew propellors into their men-of-war; and so far as their navy is concerned, are determined to be always ready for action. The first-class British tine of battle ship Windsor Castle, a throe-deoker, originally constructed for a battery of one hundred and twenty guns, was, a short time since, cut asun der amid-ships, and lengthened twenty-three feet, to furnish a suitable space for the accom modation of sorew propelling machines. She hasjust been launched, and her name is changed to that of the “Duke of Wellington.” She measures nearly 4000 tons, and mounts 140 guns. With, her steam facilities, she is probably tho most formidable as well as tho largeat man-of. war afloat. The largest ship in the French navy is the screw-propeller “ Napoleon," What ore the Yankees doing T - BimpeicHy ix Dares.—Those who think that in order to dress well, it la neoessary to dress extravagantly or gaudily, make a great mistake. Nothing so well beeomes true feminino beauty os simplicity. We have soenmany a remarkably fine person robbed of its true effeots by being over-dressed. Nothing is more unbosoming than overloading beauty. The stern Simplicity of the olasßio tastes is seen in the- old statues, and m tho pictures painted by men of superior artistic genins. In Athens* the ladies were, not gaudily, but simply arrayed, and we donbt whether any ladies have ever excited more ad miration. So, also, the uofcle old Homan ma trons, whose superb forme- were gazed on de lightedly by men worthy of them, wero always very plainly dresßed. Fashion often presents the hnes of tho butterfly, but fashion is not a classio goddess. ....26,057 j ....24,699 j .... 1,186; .... 662! t& * la Pekin, a newspapor of extraordinary sizo is published weekly on silk. It is said to bavo been started more than a thousand years ago—somewhat earlier than the one andor the patronage of the “Good Queen Bess." Ananeo doto is related to the effect that, in 1827, a pub lic officer caused some false intelligence to be inserted in this newspaper, for which he was put to death. Several numbers of the paper are preserved in the Boyal Library at Paris. They are each ten and. a quarter.yards long. Sentence Commuted. —The Governor General of Canada, has commuted, to imprisonment if or life, the sentence against Robinson and his wjfe, colored, for the.murder of an Indian named Copt-, stalk. The principal witness against them was their own son, who, the Toronto Colonist says, after sentence was passed, made an offer to the sheriff to carry ft into execution with his own handß, for .anew suit of olothea. The Governor General might well donbt the testimony of such a monster. T.tvb rs Nsw York. —The Tribune chronicles among - the current events of the metropolis during the last four weeks,. ;fonr murders, two supposed mnrders, -six attempts .to kill, -nine stabbing cases, three cases of shooting, and ty-SSVpuufussadlt , 1 LECTUBES TO YOUNG MEN. Itema of Hows and Miscellany. The Contract for building the Cincinnati and Dayton Short Line hae been awarded an eastern company for $1,770,000, including tiie rollings took, :;-TW-wofkis tobeodmpleled in twenty-tiro tmmths.-' ■ it *i- i If five ond~a half yard a make a “perch,” how many will It lake.to make n sea-bass. ... .£?-■ A man named Long, reeently arrived' from Amerie#»‘lon' his way to Australia, fell among well dressed thieves in London, and was robbed of oil he had, $5OO. ■ TBS Prince Governor of Warsaw; has given no tice that the property of therefagee Poles abroad who have not accepted the amnesty, will be con fucated. .... * . . The German-papers state that a fearful con fi ignition broke out on the 2d ult. at the pros perous manufacturing, town of Grafenthal, at the south-east side of Uie Thufingen 1 Forest, in the Meiningen Territory. Upwards of 260 houses and factories have been destroyed, and only 20 bouses with the church remain standing. More than 1000 .persons are roofless, andhave lost all they possessed. An extensive bod of sulpher has been found between the village of Kenoh and the Red Sea, at the etrait called Bahar of Sefingue, Upper Egypt It is aboat to be opened for commerce. A minister at a camp meeting, said if “ the lady with the blue hat, red hoirjond cross eyes, dont stop talking, she will be pointed oat to the congregation.” If tho poor house has any terrors for you never .buy what you dont need. Before.you pay three' oentafor sjewsharp; ascertain whether you can’t make just as pleasant a noise by whistling. During October , 1 ; 20,116 Immigrants from Eu rope arrived at New York. Thanksgiving iu.Kentncky and Indiana oa the 25th last. Several years ago cotton was discovered grow- ing wild near tho oolony of Sierra Leone. As it bloomed and ripened it dropped to the ground and rotted. . Information of this fret reaching Mr. ThomM Clegg, of Manchester, ho sent £lOO to the missionaries of Abeokuta, with Instruc tions to employ the natives to gather and clean the indigenous produce. ‘ A few weeks ago he received advicoß of the arrival of five bales of cotton, weighing more than 1000 pounds, mak ing, with what he received on former occasions, 10,000 lbs. A fatal affray occurred at Spartanburg, S. C., near Cross-Anchor, on the22d ult., resulting in the death of Mr. Samuel Gentry, by a pistol shot from the hand of Jeremiah Stroud. Mr. Gentry survived but a short time, the ball hav ing penetrated his breast. The altercation arose on n farm belonging to Isaac Stroud, on which Langdon Gentry, a aoa of Samnel Gentry, resi ded, about a division of a crop for the payment of rent. ’ At a trial of the strength of anchors, jnst con cluded at the ’Woolwich Dockyard, England, we notice that bane's Amerioan stood third In order of merit. It bore a strain of sixty-one tons with out fracture, none of the. others bearing above fifty-four tons. It broke across, however, at sixty-three teas; two qf its oompetitorsraquiring seventy-three and a half and seventy-five and a half tons respectively to break them. Others snapped at forty-seven and a half tons. It is reported that tho French army will be re duced 76,000 men, and that a general amnesty, including the banished “African” generals, trill signalise the new Emppror'a accession. Spoou lations are rift as to' whether the Pope will or vrill net come to Paris to crown Louis. It is also a source of wonderment to the Parisians who wilt be sent to represent England at the cor onation. TYRANXY OF THE PETTICOATB. “We moles swagger and talk of onr superior ity, bat only the savage has practical dominion over the ‘weaker sex,' simply because he bangß bis Tefractory female in a lordly style I We don't beat onr women, and are, therefore, slaves; we are forced to knock under, because we have fastidious notions of knocking them down! This mayba quite correct; I only state the fact without commentary. Unbeaten wo men is a tyrant. A little blond creature with fair eyes, fragile figure, whom you could crußh in your manly grasp, somehow or other you find yourself trembling before her, as before a crown ed potentate. She bends you to her purpose, to her caprices, it you quail not before her anger, she rushes Into hysterics! What Is helpless, and above all, clubless man to do! Bo meek and acquiescent” Of course; no other way, my dear sir, if you want your shirts made to suit you, your old pants rosurrcctionlied, your dinner kept hot, or any other little accommodation, (when you are in a hurry and can't atop to discuss matters.) — “Clublas man I” I like that, I’d like to know if they don’t alicay* resort to ABMS when they intend to subdue us! 1 merely ask for informa- Hon, as lam an old maid myself 1 Now there is no use In trying to duive any of the female gen der (I'm one of the sisters, and feel myself qual ified to take the floor, Mr. Chairman !) There's no necessity of making such a bungling piece of work of matrimony. Were I a man, I'd engage to manage aay wife you can bring along. (Be tween you and I, I should keep the bits and reins out of sight!) but I’d do if / She should be as docile as a kitten, and believe herself master of tbe house too! Oh, pooh! you don’t understand the philosophy of the thing—'t isn’t every man that has a call ia be a husband. Do yon suppose if yon feed and olothe a wo man, and keep her worm, that’s the end of tho chapter f Pshaw! imagine mo to be TOM Fern! When I came home from the office, I should take a microßcopio view of my dear Fanny’s faoe to see which way tho wind blew. If Bhe looked doll, from the thonsnnd petty annoyances of housekeeping, I should just put my arms around her blessed little neck, never minding collars and flxins, and tell her I didn’t care a damaged cigar whether I had my favorite padding or not, if the only loved me. Wouldn't she brighten ap, hey? Do you suppose I’d go staving up and down the room like a hyena, and knock over her work basket, and tread cn the baby, and break the bell wire, and scowl till I looked like one of those “gntta percha phizes?” No, sir! Then I‘d kiss her, and tell her to keep np her spirits till I came home at night, and we’d have an eorly tea, and hear Tommy say his prayers, and go to—{well I daeseh’t toy it, but Vi take her there.) Well, sir, the consequences would be Bhe would see I was the samo fascinating Tom who begged her on my marrow bones on moonlight evenings, “to make mo the happiest of men,” and there isn’t one woman woman inn thousand (treated that way) that wonldn’t love till you wore as happy os a fly in a molasses oup! As to o meek man, defend me from Betty in oorduroys I I’d prefer to endure the “ banging of a refractory female ! Vd rather be under a tyrant than over a Hotel I — Fanny Febn. Transplanting Evergreens. Our opinion has been frequently asked, pri vately, whether the aatamn was a proper season for transplanting evergreens, and we have un hesitatingly replied in the negative. We would rather seleot almost any other ported of tho year when the froßt is out of the ground, and should certainly prefer the midst of summer—indeed eomo jadioious growers prefer the latter part of July and the beginning of August Oar experi ence, however, would clearly lead us to seleot the month from the 16th of March to the 16th of April as the most appropriate, because the most reliable period, in which to transplant evergreens of almost every kind. If the Work is then prop erly done—taking a good quantity of the soil with the roots—making a large hole, and filling with rioh earth and well-rotted manure, all woll saturated with water, and when warm or dry weather oconrs, mulch the stem for two feet round with grass, Btraw, or hay, and moisten occasion ally, our word for It, there noed be little appre hension of a failure. Remember, therefore, that fall transplanting Of evergreens, is very unoertain work.— German « ■toaa Telegraph. . jggp. The Athenaeum mentions that a letter has been received from Mr. Boyd Horeburg, who; te in joint command or the expedition sent by the Colonial Government, of Now South Wales, in search of Dr. Leiebsrdl* the Australian traveler. There is reason to believe that Leichardt and his party were murdered at a spot 800 miles further itfland than the searching expedition had reached. In ten weeks from th« 22d of rApA-itwaa pocted thp expedition would return* aetmite pelrs either good, or had, , : . u , v . < 'v " < _ 'b-v * * V From the;G«rma& of tTplwd. SOHG OF THE MOTOTAXH EOT. Thrahephanf* Suraatftln boy, ye know, O'erldoTdnffcirtl®# tu below,— Tba early'sunbe&of first I see Their Hngwrfng.»y i«naln with me, ■f !am tho ponjitaia boy.' The rivei'a native home is here, From spring* I drink its waters dear, See I from toe predplfie tt roars, My armsneeire itras it ponn, ram the mountain boy. The mountain tops are all I own, I hwr the storms aronnd me moan. From north to south I hear them yell And high above- my song they swell; lam tho mountain boy. . Though I the tempests 'aeath mo tJcw, Yet hew I stand *mid air so bluer 1 know th**™ veil and bid them not Disturb my father^humble oo£ - I am the mountain boy. The tower-bell once may .toll below* And watch-fires on these hills may glow, Then FU d» gf, * >n fl the ranks among, Brandish my sword and sing my song, I am the mountain boy. About the time of the first loSax of immigra tion into California, a littlo scene occurred on tho steamer Tennessee, during one of her up ward ornises .in the Pacific Ocean, which we.do not remember of seeing in print, bat, ever,pub lished or not, will, we think, bear repeating. One of those moral fangi on society, known in general parlance by the soubriquet of “ black leg,” bad spread a tempting bait, in the way of a little game of phoro, before a promiscuous as semblage of Backers, Hoomers, Buckeyes, Corn orackers, &c., wbo were on tboir way to the new £1 Dorado. Among the number was a sturdy Kentnokian who, in his humble suit of home span, stood watching the game with intense interest Presently thrusting his hands into tho depths of hi* over-coat pocket, he produced a greasy pocket book, and taking froln its re cesses a bill/ he extended it to the dealer, say tag: " Here, old feller, I lost a ten, that time, and hero’B the money." “How is that," exclaimed the sharper, "Isaw you make no bet f” “Wall yon see, I sex to myself, set I, that jack’s been an uncommon (acky keard, an dod dam my platers, ef l don’t bet a ten on it; so the pesky jaok lost, and you’re got my money.” Thinking he hod picked up a greenhorn, the gambler gave a sly wink at the few “knowing ones,” which encircled him, and went on with the game. **■ After a few deals, onr eomoracker Bmacked his fists emphatically an the table, and exclaim* ed, dod rabbit it, there goes another “saw buck," on tho plag’ney jack, here take it ole horse fly.” With an ill-suppressed grin of satisfaction, the sharper took the money; and added It to the ra pidly growing pile before him. la the dae course of time, the jack came up triumphantly, and oar yeoman jumping up near ly to the ear lines, crooked bis heels together, and exclaimed: “By G—d, I won fifty, (hat tin it, eo fork up, yon lovely old enss you.” The “ Bell ” was evident, that the gambler had nothing else to do than to pay the money, whleh he did with the remark that the next time the Kentuckian mode a bet, be wanted him to pat the money down.” Thb Goid DiscornniES is Cohada.— The re cent discoveries of gold in Canada ore making some noise in the newspapers. We met yester day unintelligent gentleman, recently from the mines, who exhibited albont two dollars’ worth of coarse gold, which he said was tho result of the washings from two pans of dirt. Oar in formant is not engaged in gold digging, bat had visited the mines from Yankee curiosity. He states that qalte a number of in the ’ employ of the proprietor of the mines, are suc cessfully engaged in surface washing-- These mines ore situated on the river Dnpont, near its junction with tho Cbaadiere some forty-six miles from Qaebeo, and near the Kennebeo road.— About five miles from this place, at the: Rapids of the Cbaudiere river, there is said to be a very rioh vein of gold-bearing quartt. Onr informant states that sixty dollars’ worth of gold was recently broken from the surface of a pieee of roqk in this vein weighing only thirty ’eight poands. He also states that some fifty or sixty years ago a lamp of pare gold, worth about $3OO, was picked up in Hie vicinity of these dis coveries, and that two or three years ago several small : lnmps were found, some of ’which were exhibited at the World’s Fair in London. Ithaa been known for several months that there were rich deposits of gold on the 'bonks of the Cbaa diere and its tributaries, hot’negotiations for the sole of the mining privileges there, have de layed notive mining till within two or three weeks past—AT. T. Tribune. Billy Bowlms in Florid The Newark Mercury, of Saturday, fetotes that a gentleman in that city who haa a aon in. Florida,.haa te ceircd a letter from him dated Fort Moade, Florida, from which we make the following ex tract. It would seem that Billy hag very little disposition to leare Florida : Billy Bowlegs, Grand Sachem of the Seminoles in Florida, haa returned to Tampa and taken passage for Fort Myers. His Toy on embarking for Fort Myers knew no bounds. He leaped and yelled, cursed and swore, like a crazy man, and daring his caporings he tore a new suit of citizons clotheß into a thousand ribbons. About this time, a soldier at Tampa, said, "Now, Billy, give us the war whoop.” Billy, stood as if riveted to the spot, bis eyes seemed to send forth sparks of fire, and drawing himself up to his full beighth, he exclaimed, io a low, yet pas sionate voloe, “By blood 1 token you do hear the ~var whoop, your blood wtll curdle in your veim 11l reply to a question pat to him by an officer at Tampa, "So yon are going to leave Florida, are you?” he answered with a very knowing laugh, " Oh, yes, I told them so la Washington, but d—d if I do it though.” If he-don’t go, and that very soon, too. Unde Sam will find a way to make them leave—either by steamboat or “ by blood!’’ They can take their choice. High Menial.—Yesterday morning, a mo a m his shirt sleeves, rushed into the Clerk's of fioe and requested » marriage license. The De poty informed him that be must apply to the Probate Judge. '•Stranger" said he, “tf.you’U show me where that are, I’ll give you a shilling, and Tm in a duced hurry." When next heard of he was with his intended, before a Justice, who inquired why he did not go home, put on hiß coat, and bo married like a gentleman. “Shaw! Squire," sold he, “it don't mako tho least diff of bitterance, and if I go to the boat after my coat, I may lose the gal. There's two other fellers wants her, and she don't care a ouss whioh she has." The silken cord that bound two willing hearts was tied, the bride informed the Squire that he “needn't havo said that part about putting as* sunder, cause there wsn’t no danger of that." The Squire took his fee, and said “I hope you're got a good wife." “Woll he has," responded the bride, 11 and," added the bridegroom, “ I calo’late Tm well to do in the world. Pm a captain of a eoal boat, and she's going to be head cook; and if yon’U come aboard, Squire, I'll astonish you with a warm meal."— Cleveland S&ald. Slow Justice. —Our readers may recollect the trial In Lowndes county, Miss., some years sinoe, of two young men, named McCann and Toland, for tho murder of the father of the latter. On the trial it appeared that young Toland hired McCann to commit the deed. McCann, after two or three trials, spread over a period of three years, was found guilty, and hung at Columbus. Toland (whose brother and family were wealthy) has repeatedly changed the venue of, and post poned or obtained new trials, spending the whole of the intermediate time (seven years) in prison. A gontieman just from Columbus informs us that he was tned some days.ago and acquitted. The expenses of his loug*protracted trial havo, it is understood, quite impoverished the whole fami ly. Assuredly this is not “justice slow and sure." but rather slow and expensive.— Mobile Aduertuer. . OS?“ Tub Mechanics' Institute of Ohio, at Cincinnati, have awarded their Diploma to Ana’s CazanT Prcroon, the widely celebrated remedy for,.Colds, Oougha and Con sumption. This honor was richly merited fay tho Inventor of that invaluable medicine, which has secured not only the above bat also that of the most wntnmt Physicians in this, as well as the highest medical authority In other countries. And whet Is a far greater encomium on its usefulness, is, that U has won its way to almost uvery fireside of the American people. &ov2:dfcwlm The Liver Pills 1 The Liver Pills of Dr. BTLane were first used by him exclusively in his own practice. So efficacious were they in all cases of Liver complaint, that they became famous, and at. trusting tho attention of the medical faculty,-passed into .general use. They act with great certainty and regularity; tho patient almost immediately faels the dispersion of his disease, and Is gradually restored to health. With some the effect Is almost miraculous, fauqueatiy experiencing imme diate relief after having, for months, resorted to drugs and medicines of another description, hi vain. Diseases of the Liver are very common lo this country, and arooftenfright ful in character. Those who experience any of the premoni tory symptom* of this dangerous, and complicated should at once procure a box of Da MXoars Pills, and per* lisps, thereby, he saTofi a world of ;ndsray. •. l or sals , by most of the Druggists and Merchants, and by tho sole proprietors. . . i J. KIDD A (XX, | novfcdAw ! ; 60 Woodjtrwt, ‘ i -» ♦ * <>v \' r J \ >■ : ;> < J *■ i Safe Bet. 'f - • . . . ~. .. .... •-.■ ■..: ..'■ :•'.•■• . ..... .... ~ T /■ , --.•• .. hewadvee: r INKER’S OIL-10 bbla- Turned OU.J forwlebr ~ [ootßl nave i:i 4. BARD MI " ITOBOCOO-Xlszgsi • »**■ and-for aaleby * oo- EPBHP XEATja-lSOax.vfog ■ • nqyg \ XT,T~ A. C& lODINE— 200 ounce* BesubUmed, tor sale, by , novO B. A. FAHNESTOCK * CO. COURT PLASTER—2O geo. assorted, and tor Mle by novfl B. A. FAHNE3TOCK 4 CO. GUM DAMAR—2l)Qlba_ tor sale by core ■ r;B. A. FAHff£3TOCK 4 CO. , ~IITIZ£KS > INBUKANCK STOCK—2O slum Sot uie by Kj - -•- -^Thompson povO , , ‘ Exchange Brokers. EX3SACT eases Sdly; 5 do. Calabria; - ~ Forsaleby- B. A; yAHNESTOCK^'<XX,— ;> nor 6 ... . , corner-Flrst and Wood sta. Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad stock—Far sale by THOMPSON BELL AGO, „ ...Rxchtng»Broker«, novfi corner of Tfairdiand Marketistsu. Wtsrxsjr lxstjaAacx OoHrAar,!" . 6,1852. / THE President and Director* of this Company base this day declared a Dividend of Two Dollars pef share upon the Capital Stock; 000 dollar .per share- to be paid on or af ter the 16th instant, and the balance to bo credited:to stock? holders. " fDoT&‘4i*] '. “ J. SL GORDON, Setfy~ Dtucuerreotypea 1 91,00 t0.930,U0 t . >, R. BTCARUO A CO., LirATm* :HiU, No. S* Ponrtb street. Haring very superior light .and arrangements, variant our likeness*^ inferior to none. - If not satisfactory, ho' charted isj made.—. >rymlnn ' and jUagB’. -' .' • ; pqt6. .. For HemphU, Vickabargh. and Uew^rleaas. w&ma* THE splendid passenger steamcr-AMB AfiSA* R. if. Heron, Master, viil leave fori the tt»&=£ifi§iis&bOTe and all intermediste ports, on MONDAY, Novemberli tb, at K‘ o'clock, P. Mr.. For. frolght, or passage applyonboardorto .. v ' . noVd . - JOHN PLACE, Agent FDERAL.STRBET LUTd—for sale, desirable location*' tor business Maids; with dwellings, fronting 80 feet oo Federal street, Allegheny, by 100 deep to an ally, being but 44 toet from the corner of Robinson street. * ThL< is among the last vacant groud between the Railroad Depot and -this city, *ndwW be eoldta lot* to tuft purchasers, atsl6oatoot; ooLhalf in band—balance intvo, three and touk yean. ; . a OUTHBEim * BQNr - hotO • ■ -< ••• • -•- • - - 60 gmithfield street,; Window Shade: and Oil Cloth Manufactory, 49 IRWIS STREBTr • ‘•'Br SL 'KEBIfAN, ~ . 4 1-2 FEET LA3DSCAEE SHADES 02wd75c v> 6 do do do -.. . . 75 to. , ,87 < do. 6 do do do $l,OO to 2.00 i do." Flowered, Gothic and Plain, assorted prices ;' Buff linen, 44 sSe47 s ' RolfOUCloth,442sc^s4Slcl,C44oc4 .J . Carriage OB Qoth, black, 4-4 2&, 6430&, 04 40c; Figured Back do " 64 44ci Enamelled- "«44 83c, 6440 c., 64 50c^ Mahogany and Rosewood 44 B7e.; Table Coven, with centres; 44, 62)£>'75,87}£<l and fleach; Floor 0U Cloth, 44,45,60 andTOe. each; Hearth Rugs, (oil cloth.) t LOO each. ... ... , 5 . : CLOTHINO. Long Black Oil Coats, SL7S each. • -r / Jacket* BLOO. PantsWUc, Hats62Uc. /' GOODYRAB’B RCBEER GOODS- Loug Black Goats, each. Short Black Oosta, si^s,each. Long Pants. s3£s each. Leggins, tifiO per pair. ‘ Beware of imitation* On Transparent, Emerald, Boff, Qae, Yellow and Crimson Window Shade Oil 1 Cloth,: as. this Is the sola and wrfgiwui Manufactory.' All Qcodi warranted pot to stick, fade or crack. • noUkOra., fpOBAOCO—2O Virginia Twist, tor salo.by. jL octO - ■ • SMITH AWCLAIR. CLOVES— 1 bbl, tor sateby - oct9 • SMITH A EUNCLAIR. OPIUM —225 new crop, tor sale by . oct!9 . ; ;& A., FAHNESTOCK A CO. MOLASSES— St. LouU Sugar House Syrup v and tkm Molasses, in store and fbrsaleby' •' Dot 2 KiyQ A MQOBHEAD. FKEXCU CLUTIL—2S pcs assorted Ootori, Fine French Cloth, expressly torCloaks,jast reaped foCTexprcsa) at COFFEE —200 bags prime Rio Oo£ae; 1 75 do Lagnayra do; In stare*and tor rale, norrl .. : MILLER A BH3KETSON. *VTEW ORLRAhS SCQAR—76hhds. KewOrteana Sugar, Xa In storesmifor aale by . nori miller a mc&jgiteoy. ~ WANTED— 20aharcs Mni>ongaheiartlack»atcr-atocX.by - AUSTIN LOQMIS, bqtl - OSce, Noi 92Fouhth street. *YTTHEN you meet a gentleman with an easy ytirpand vV youcanbe’asStziedbewearsa. pair cS thoAeFreneb .Calf SWn Bootittor sale' at No. 107 Market street. '[norS] E. SCttriihtTZ. • * - Worm Ixscaaxcc Cosn»Airr, | -' Norember 4th, J. 852 X-. A GENERAL meeting-cf tha Stockholders trill be held at the Office of thaCampahy, -<m Ttiesday; (he oth. iz»- WanL \ - VF. M. OOItIK)y, BeCretary 7 JUST RKCEIVED—A large stock of Ladle?,tients. Aliases and Children’s:Gums, Gossamer*, Sandals,' Bcowa, Baa-, kins, Slippers and Boot* -all of the latest styles. Foraalw very low, ai No. 107 Market street. DOTS ~ ' - WV^rgCHMERTZ. Loaf sugar— .... . :z^i tJObbla. St. Louis No. SLoaf Soga^. 30 do •#* ' do do;.. t; , In store and tor sale by ' . novl . ~ . . MILLER A RICEjKTfiON. i TO LOAN. SIX THOUSAND -DOLLARS, on approved notes or inert-. caeca. Entrain of - > novl comerof SoithfieU and Fifth, , Basx o? Pmsßcaaa, ) - 1 October IS; 1852; / An electkmof thirteen'lHrectoraof this hank far the earning year will be held at the Banking House on-Monday, the 15th day of November next • JOHN SNYDEB, octl4 Cashio-. LOST I ON Moudxy:»realug, th«lit-Instant, a black MEMO RANDUM BOOK, with steel fiOT&taetoxay ouftbotlba owner.-A liberal 'reward will be paid oa return of book and. .. 4 • aav43i S. O’CONNQB. A CPU Canslßaaln. MtaCHAsrs \isi> M*jnrrAcn;a*3tsMijuut, r‘ Pittsburgh, Nov«nber 2,155 L J rp HIS Bank to-day declared a Dtridcmd of Ttim pra: X <m the Capital Block, out of the profits of the list six. months, payable t^thwtth. nov3 W. H..BENSYV Ca,4h1ert. ..... ADAMS EQUITY —Second American edition, vitb-.note* and reference* to the lateat American Chancery Deda* ion*, by Jama* ILLctdlow"wod’ John M..Oollin*. Jet sale by ' ' J.ILWKLpIN, ; Bookseller and Statiooer, oovl €3-Wood street, between Third and Fourth rts. SOAP— 120 boxes large bar Palm hemp; 40 do No. 1.. , .do; .... .10 do .Variegated . do; 10 do ! Toilet do; In store and tor sale by norl - MILLER A BICKETSOX, fjuPEdTRY CAitrc.TiJ—Another new lot of X thone rich and elegant new styles, just received at the Carpel Warehouse, No. 85 Fourth and 70’Wood streets, which will be nold cheaper than ever. We Invite those fur* nishingtogive'usaealL >, novl W. ATCLINTOCK. I rtO&AQOD—I2 bona BaltimoraPiug, - tTs; - X 40 do Rnaseft A Robinson, 8 1 *; 20 do do do* ;6’a; - 35 do W. H. Grant's, O’sandS**; 10 kegs Pittsburgh 6 twist; - In store and tor sate by ■ novl • . . . - MHsTiER A BJCKETSON. BAGS 'RIO COFVEB--NOW landing ae the Canal l 4 k) and far sale on accommodating terms, In quantities to suit -purchasers, Persons requiring but small parcel*, will find it their interest to examine this consignment, as no ad* vance tn price wiU be demanded, however limited the order* maybe. - - TAAFFK, MAGUIRE A BANE,'*'- noTfi 112-Seccnd street • - TTNDEK SHIRTS AND from -aJ . the manufacturers and importers, a. toast complete as sortment of SIUc, Merino, Lambs Wool and Canloh flannel, I Under Bhirts and Drawenvfbr salo at advantageous teraa. s I Large sales and small profits. Call at Gothic Hall, 75 Wood I struct. CHESTER. I uot& WE STUDY TO PLEASE. 1; Exciuaax Baxs or.PrrraDuxoa,) . • . October IS, im AN Election for Thirteen Directors, to serve for the ensu ing year, will be held at the Banking House, on Mon day, tho 16th day of November next. A general meeung of the Stockholders will also be held at tho Banking House, on Tuesday, the 2d day of November. - novfr JAMES B. MURRAY, Cashier: 4:: Dissolution* THE Partnership beretofare existing between SETH CLARE TIERNAN and JOHN M. TIERNAN,-Banker* and Brokers, was dissolved by tbs death of the farmer, on Thursday, October 28tb, 1862. 49* The business will hereafter be continued under the old name and style of TIERNAN k (XX, at tho samo place, No. 95 Wood street, Pittsburgh.. John. M. Tiernaa will set tle tho business of tho late firm of -Tleraan k Co. . nov3 ; l.and Agenfly and OfflMt fhi» Lands in the West, - < AND far the purchase and of Innd Warrants, St. Paul's, Minnesota, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Tho undersigned haafarmed a connection with. Messrs. Conway k Mchbls, of St, Patil’s, Minnesota, far, the above purposes. Messrs. C-AN, having been settled in the Par west far a number of years, and being practical surveyors, every reliance can.bo placed on their integrity ondrpni* dense Is the matter of purchasing or locating lands.- oct2B . JAMES BLAEELY7iBO Wood at ; tui’ Falr< THE Ladles who havo. been faraome time past exerting Ihemselveo far tho destitute Orphans, respectfully an nounco to the public;.that they will open thdr PAIR in LAFAYETTE IIALL, on MONDAY, November Sth, and that they will continue it during.the week. They, offer attrac tions of rare value to the citizens, and they expect a liberal patronage from tho humane and generous, who are always 1 disposed to show tbolr sympathy far tho bereaved and desii-- tute, such as those Orphans truly arc. WHITE’S BBASS BAND will .be in attendance eTery eVe ning daring tha week. Admission 10 cents. -- novs ’- Choice Bfoek of etnoai ’ I m , Ti£E Bubecriber ia now rocelricn r yerr ISfiJSMiiacbotolnt pf.PlAKOS.iidtttoi tn ftmwr, ITajnn wlil» gnat are, U too I«etarie» fan New i » ■ * t- York and Boston* Among others, serera! l entire]/ new greii degtnca *al twrotj.wUl be I opened.. These Instruments axe unsurpassed fat neet&esa i and volume of tone; and the style of ibrnittim,li oran l entirely new and superb design; the material used is their construction being of the most - substantial and thoroughly seasoned quality.. Their durability, and eapadty for stand “gta good tune. In all climates, can be relied-'Upon* and* will be folly warranted. Purchasers, desirous of buying a Piano Porto, superior at once In point of richness ct tone,* durability, and elegance of .design and furniture, are to*' to call and examine, before selecting elsewhere.* N. B.—The prices of the. above. Trill be. uwartaMy; the spxe as those obtained ah the Factories ah Hew York land Boston.. - JBENBY XLEBEB, Sign of .the Golden Harp.) - ■So-ioiThirtrtMt:':-. _Sew Supply or Cbiek«xms>s Plknos.: I ttcx RWiIKTCa)) direct poa Ihg cdrtafr ■ . O tednaumlictoiyof Mr. CbieliaisE, B»SK£3nBSS9 *■*™Wnnnl ■ Two splendid cored Jtacevood Pto* Partes. full sorcn octaves, with all the recent tmproremente madeby Mr- UucJtering: * -- . •* • One llosevood carred, double round earners, dx and three-quarter octavos; -■ !••• 2y. round corners, fUreeren oetares; tolhte . rOTa<l “™>i <&»- 2°* Bpwwoodj round corners, dx and * half oetxns: ■ - dx octares, square earners.’' • ■ ■ • i ' 01 manufactured ftntnthe uuroughJjaeaiQiied mafrrftli, and are fully TOie prices are the sains as those charged at the cunn&o* tox In Boston, and-irfll be-soldcn theurad fwrm-mvy«w g «““• JOHN IL ” '' »'■ IfaSlWocd street,?- ■ Pittsburgh and Westers JjS * -- iAgimtfbrth»- Penzuyirsnia. r t *■* * - * * «/* *. . v ... .:■■. v •:;i < \ V it' ... .. ~ ’ *:..•» »„ TV-,? ■ ■•: ■>: -r • il «srDr, Guir*otf» improved Extract oi YellowDoelt tsl Ikl&R Beat. <fjr far BertdHary TbinU. i -••/. ' 'Ehoasandscf indiridaia* -fciw*um£ eon* plaint* which they w of tbe,jatoi»Utedfe- pn*wrt£ll.fhi* Is tfca a»J sdt&es the sins ctifo~parjraU;j|LrB fir cft*a Tislted °^Scnt* J dbOTlfrtol^^^^Bat^ga£rf^hem* F tT TT ttf tf | effects of mnlartfaa thatmar he communicated by \ end f’hnifTpn ofparents tbs* hare at any dmeboes a&ctn with Canxamptieaxt Scrofula or Syphilis, ova it tothemselra to take preeantioa against the disease being reriTed in thaot GaysottridSxtract of Yellow BsmpaxfUairasz&« antidote in roeh eases. 5 - it 49*8etf pdt«eaa&6&*;o U -S') pxietor of the article called Amtricaa E& EatoraSvt, haa met with such unbounded success lathe use of his article, as to jasilfyjdia gWng*JOlttofa-; hti&ilhx&ti* resfere-afe fcair«<; itetoally, or ref and the Mnouht~expen2*i; cay he * will sell; M the- 1 usuarsi^ ; w^&^ h*Sf| ooe af.l& efficacy. .Th#yj >i«ta aiviwwltiff HoSer, cured of baldness hi lAyeara* standing? «'B.' -W&u&f ! sL jD.JlCepVß* Gtithri& 181 Graw street? Ae*£i«; completely corered with twW r hair? also,'Job!!i 'Oberny, Ta*, 1-PTTtnm- • -ffd wrmM- frwtH6»ptrttr-nTar KrtPTltlrtn ttf the Cm* lowing:— • •f^'.'T ';i 5- ■':;;{ '• ...'-Xvt.-.u\s- j- • ■ .■ . • auto/ otu JW2« : - wi i part-cf-a-t>cCC4'J>fdmericanEatoratiet, ■■■'■ .-■•■ .. Sirs. Alexander, afbd 43, wife-of William' Aletamlfff» 'who resides it No. i&PeansylrehiaArcane, States that she. has been bald fet thelast 2D yesw?‘the bead,-onhoth sides, - was perfectly tisbotb afid iHthcmt'any hah:; - .when she com-" menced ustogfheßestara&te;! Sbehas.nowjniedtaticttle ; and part'of -a larly ferfbei last six weeks.’- Her head is haw. perfectly eerr ered with* thick aiojrcC new hair, firm sod strong ias any one CM «wa hj. rmUtn^.- - :>UrM<(W.TMJ r*f nfrjwrilnnt -totha publication of. these statements; - -• ■ - <, H&-1 am a brother of Mrs. Alexander, whose statement '; Is written OTtatJOTßj.aoditoqw personally that the state; merits therein 'made are A- DAT, . • ~ Pittsburgh^Sept. 17,185 L '/No. 95 fourth street- ) DR. GEO. H. KEYRER, .Wholesale snd BetaD Druggist,; No. 140 OCt2Sbl*W'-', 4 : r '."li that It has been known tocomplefelyeridkaleeTerj restsga of this dreadfol diseaseto bass tens than toy other remedy* sad nt less cost or ihconreniflbcje .to'the paticutt - . *. , The thousands of certificates-; in the hafflls of the proptte. tor, many of vhteifare ihxnx well known cUisonauf the city. cfPittsbdr^iAnd its immediate show danly. shdbeyond aH doubt, that Kix&’s;Fmous3ic hua- madidtx*- of no common nlus,: hbchaly as a local remedy to-' ftruJy* sis, EhetnUatis* i, Dcnfmpftcdof Sights buissa Vsluahlß internal remedy; iaritiog Ute'lnrgftlgatftg phyflh'.unSrSa well as the to become argnatolM with its merits. • ■•* , -”- s l ' f '; v -j "■ ,'Z Those haring . Adrea&lof: mixture* are assured that this medidne is pmreljr tlatual, . and is bottled' ailt flowsfromi the bosom of the earths- : ■ j, : ; i \J 1 ••.. -_k : , ThtfoQowvng certificate it copied front apapazpuliwudet Smcttse, N. T* cma bean date- August £1852, to tcMeft it nian appended certificate qfthe cd/hraUdJX- Y* fboi, ofSuTQCKteL, " ‘ ‘ . .V ' 7 t: £■ Tbis may tn troth certiQ’/that 1 hare been » ; badly with. Scrofula fhr the last setehyesia that-aoßt of the tima i hose beeh tmaUe toattend to any kind of /bosteesa, ihd mdeh of the time unable to walk and 'confined tomy. bed, and hsTkbein treatedueariy all-the time hr <he beat : ph nor emmtry affirtti;. 1 occasionally gt» some ret ]Skt hut ho contfiiued togrowwcraauatfl pr. foot recoumifindcdtiroto .tTy.thoßetJwcnm, or Rock asere - eiie,had :I did an without fldthait first,. te the effect was astmiiahingi UthrewthepoisoatothesaTfece. atoucebegan togrcnrbetter. aiidby wrfth.thonnaiilmfann>nL < . , , * - 3IRS. NANCC3£ EARSEKi -: : Tlda thay eertiiy that Thare"been aeqhaintedwith Kto*^ T>»fTrV!fmm ; prJ-V fHI tn*mnrm than m.yeflyj.vfihii. haTft !s■' peatedly witnessed Its bottfidaldfects intheenreof Jadp? letik ulcers and othftfdisMoer fer; which lila aodcah with Utrt b** pedidn»wog»- thy of attention, and can safely-say thatxoccm has attoodj* ed its use wtere other nffttinine had failed. - i_ i T t . . u -; ! D.-y. rOOT, M.D-. ;7 . gqr ln £*n27alAw; Pw TANNER, ? -•• • -wgotasastS naaxxa p<; - ...... a BOOTS, SHOES, BOSHETS; &c.v: . j,' ' Ah: wid'^a*rtS,-->; PITTSBURGH. : - 1 and style of Boots, ghoes, directffenr thfl-New Boland Hannfiwturer*, adaptedexpreasly fer Pail an&TOn>; ter ahd wiU be-aol4 at eastero prkea. Pla9e call and ' examine before boytngi : ;; V'lT-.rV 1 :'- BfpBAn-r B. CTrtTCTT?Tr^-,^-i"-— L CCTBSOZ. ; &: OUTBBBRT & 805»/ v : "yri ,T>BAL ESTATE AHH .GKKBRiIk AOKNISj - Ab. 50 ... y narlj■. CODFISH— •C.caskS Grand Bank Cod JTshf landing and iCTIe by;/. -. [hoTl};: .; jAHIdiER A RICKEESON. r T>HiMHTOSfc~i{>bMs. Ron, firrltale by JQ. td2S : r ~ 8.-A.FAHNJ BEOCH£ BHATYi&—A large sndbeauiifal **aortmeatv line Brocbe Shavl&noir rehttriting at /- v _ : ■' ■ t hot! A.A,MASoa&oo.fiUo&6*aiaricat«t. ? T IST Ah'D KAG C£RPETS>-rK«eiTed, thin .day, at'lbr l i Carpet B3 Fourth and * & Wood street* ;; • *-• "T 7. STCLIXTOCKi!•? TTrAKTEIMQty Witttaata. ■ - ; t ‘- t T£- W -AUSTIS-LDOMIS, . ! • nor 4 • No; 93 ForatlTslfeet. K T ONQBtlAWl&cStast ogeningj& A, A. Masox* tioi«B. - 1* castaPremiiim.Q6ldMed*lLome Shawls fraor $6£Q to sB,oo. .'w.., Ji.' T'-PotIK WtfttChSTKKaHIJUt SAUU&—IO Sauce, by ‘ J - ni: mU. - ~ , ~; -y: snLUE& i Bicggsoy^ MUSCAT Muscat. reietiTedandfbr'salaby-- :-<* ' •■-• v 1 ■• -•<■» -|: '■ '• ; r -- t ; i • ■*■• '• HHXKK'ABR!KEIaO& ),.' IVIAK—SO baaieu. ff«W»fffrlr, -Apgfaggr \j Mid brands, lability and for sale by nort y - - TIMKAS—I2S half, chest* Imperial, <iucpo wrier, 'Xchhis Hy* I son and Blade Teas, from coog tn finftx id Etora and for Bile by ' ~' .KISG.A.SIQQBHRAD. ■J;) DOZ. ChoirslindeinL Wins;' S.jC 6dox.Tbiilnao^bi^a£eftof ; ’ For sale Toy >to fry'.: / i f : t V,'. " -;TAAFFI£mGCIUB 'A' Second street. ) , T>J£C£XY2&D» at the Carpet srexshDoae, iUa. 9ot foartn JX 79 Wood streets; & very large assortment cCI64, 64,54,44 aod 24 voollesliocUng;'tavrldeb;«e.latiiel2» attention, ofpurchasers, -m: they-, SrCI find iebcaffaCEd handawne artMcu -XoctliT" • iy. .M*CT«E^rQCTLr. FOit tiAldS—Alarge lirtcfc Oottago iloaae, rQgUipiggftt. large haiV dining .room- : Hpor; fear rooms, and ngarrei of two rooms ;. b £ne portico, in tha&crat,'&sdaipaeiouspareh4iithex9ar;;K£oci(L*t&h2e, coniago house and hydrant, in the Tardy singled near the -residence of £»efc Cfentro AVenueuhj-SOO deep to Locust street; with ft garden and choke apple tree*.. TbUproperty is wril wottljy the at. Mention of those desiring a comfortable resident . in a good ; neighborhood, conTenfeni tofeuaibeSß and a-good pftT«jl street, Netted with 'mi! Price, .Tercueraj* X ■ a ccTHBER^-^s^, - - Seal Satate Affentft.) -J - *», ,50 j . ... . . Tenet teas! ! SOOJBtatf <Hiesto Greea-an& : v: A. JA YSEJS, . f _ , PEKIN' TEA STOKE, 38 Jp/tA 4r*f< Wfalt W* : Itetafl Dealer to leas, Coffee,-cm) SagaxMftilws the attention of hu customers and Country' Merchants gewx ally, tohls large stock-of Green and Slack Teas, selected in I\ew with groat cart, and with fcpeoal reference to his Increasing retail trails. Haring detoted our entire atten don flaring the last sctcu jreara to the Tea traded wwfcel aisured that rre - can do our - numerous. customers' ample justice, "both In qQahty*aad price.' .EemJl Groeeraare toti ted to call and got samples of the different grades We per* ticolarij'laTitothft.attemlon of 6ur customer* to our stock - of Extra Fuse Young Hyson, imperial Also, Extra line Oolong* the. sweetest and most fragrant to: • the Americas market.- AlaxlovoringfeCnuhed «ad Pul* xorixed Stfgarf'Efoj Jars tmd'3!ocfca Coffee; and NewrOp*. leans Sugar. ... ■ \t - «• Pittsburgh, November 3,1852.- j i. • ■; ■ HOTICE. “ " .ALL persona harim? eent 6r paae*xgm, or : jeut ' SggfiDwft* to Europe; through JOHN THOMPSON, 41Q liberty street, Pittsburgh, are hereby notified to call stably Office, vilh th dr Drafts and Passage Tickets, vhea they, axe returned to than}; u tirf baa made arrangements In New York with the magnificent and well ■ known Swallow-Tail tor faring out kUjpassengeri, and pay aßdrafUengaged. by him, at hii own expense j'andfaajrunwfaeen appointed; the only Agent fax 'Pittsburgh tor the OM BvaUoW’Thll Lines, ovnadfay Moan.'OrinneU,- SUsturn Ar also, the Philadelphia and Ilrerpool line of SI earners ana has Sight Drafts on-the NationalEaaki and-oil iU branches, from one pound to any amount-paid without discount. ■■ • ■ ? vr- - jonx Thompson, H ■••... ii y $ -Gj) liberty >C PiUsborgM^ «pss :» ' Great Reduction In'Pricesl --..i .. L‘ w * RBINE3IAST A CO, st, ’ •"'Wood, most rcspectfhUy announces to . dtisens of Pittsburgh, Alfcgbouy, and the rounding country, m *ell a* to Watchmakers andna+igl. Dealers throughout the'Wost, that they .hare jusi reeeired. their Fan importation, and ha to no* opened the richest choicest Itoeh of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, WATCH - MATERIALS and TOOLS, that m. ever ‘hronght.-te this market Importing their Good* mostly from Europe, they, i are enabled to sell efce&pcrthan smycu&ilar establishment *ett of tho Allegbcnlesy-aad aacheapa* any-housein the Easton dttaa. lt wDI, therefore, be an- Inducement tor call at this hocse, before pnithdring elsewbWu • ■" ocild : . oovsTtJsxi :l:_; TT In ti b matter c£ tfcs toI on tary .. _ ; Amlgnmont ot A. S.-'Wauganheim Court of Cbm. Hew, to .. .... ' Ko.sr r fctTeiio7r Jamw Rcamtrt ■ l ' : 18S2. ■■ • : tAua xow. id irit: October «i,lBi2,<Bol>e!laotS if A. U Wuugtahlem;prMimta<Hn open Conn, praying {br an order on his Assignee to rs*esxlgn and deliver to him the rraida. of U> tstaie,4c, whereupon? on motion ofOedP. Hsmfl ton, It K ordered that S4£ttrday,th»3oth ineL;bo oppcihMd for hearing mid Petition, and that nntlea thereof Wrfren by publication In taro dally tatrepapere of Uia'tHyhf piitj-' bttrghonwu wwk lire three jurerasiTe wwiji. -- - -' ■ from tho records 'Oelirlaw 3tr rr &r „?J&5 l JSsssf nTlOTr P rfoß '' ulWoas < ,rßEl[l SHESand: -VARIETY'GOOK3. .Hemsati&ctures andhaa ca haadt'a large afcd excellent assortment :of strong’and'veil •Paint,. Sweepings Sertbblhg,' Bloving; Hair." Natt ard Cloth BRUSHES, made of *^> n tawtTnEffryfiiij fltaH uae in this or any other “market “‘Eerrtmld also InTiia at . tentiontohls -Plat and ether' VARNISH SHUSHES aid - BLENDERS, "vrhieh he la determined to tall atfram2o to 25. per cent cheaper than -they oar be purchased elsewhere. • Painters asd others hauling Broshes, axe tutted to aB and examine bis articles aq& prices. ;: c - », ;.r 4^.- >. ALSO—Looking; {nasagyPlgtarc Frames,Clocks, Port Many .hies. Pocket Books, and all other article* geoeraUfkapt salats Variety Stores. .AU of whkhbeis deteotinedtoaaU Atthfllovestnrieefhscash.r:. { j.- ~ «* Eemmber,ilOQßE , S, 010 Wood street* next doer to Baris* Auction. Store. .... •• v ..--aepg ! DISSOI.WTIOH. , hfrmtnGyr* jrrl«Hfiy Pmhg Q» tU» J RYAKAATKEE,»»»dlnolrol ty nnrtajlrfowAtroa s UaSSthhutaiit Itesmnmtj of -R».-gnr «gi_te «etuyl. byILiL RTA»ACa, »tßj»n , FlMi»lK<a. . j ximiSxwioD±coi H » : OAHU—H.‘H.WA!f-*Ca-lnTil»tt*»%nttoa.of. ■'A--U«,Hoa»PoniUUJi* “>arir^totr*«ndc ofOshfnotftaeltanted Chairs;no*onta prt>- cats of fißlahlmr, ®od mail gpaMly jogelt TScfcl Kaeji ™ ltocfahera. rod iafcra ttaongKjettla Sofith JSWat,toaOlKidcrimlM theirfeet , The* yena*®. Swe« te naontetoißsmi- other «&*. njimSntiia^-Aneifc*, *na a* esuued Btoofijre to oSer gag iadacexnsßt* to tbe trad* to jnsxcfcaae it thfiirostaiiJalixaaife : two*, oo s7pfiettioa» vfil fre'fantUhftl gtAd Oxcalax* wiwfltny <hrwltfflwiM pto of £ack ittS&HP-*'' -odia a.H.sx£s*oa * '' v _/*> ~-- _,■*■ 1 1 _ - * ~ ~' r 1r -~~ -o- -> r^' ~~V * e ~ ' v — ' < , T '."' 2r~ 1 r_* ' ~ I*/ j' ■*■ -t -'f,' £ <-3- ~ 1 P v ’* *■ , * - * = '_ - V"- J ■* : >7 _ ■’. ' "- M * "*. : - :-'- r~_ ~ > £* * I t r ~* ' ■* «. imi ua JOMM a lOSIFS - & jByrmnnapm«t «J$ o'doci; pctonumnatofflßißatee *- ■f y rfi*wir. . L . tfflfeepMMßteil 5 th* emajlEilrilh Cmoedr, entitled < * TOg ITt/tanf OF LOTS ’ v 5 Fae/»plteta,onld»ir»'n!l»^..—Mr.B. Wffltao*.’ 'ft d»*ro» ?! Sir*. 2. WffltaM. SJ -Hr. Ctmurt. IsS; After artgeh;tltt«xc»lliratOßsaedjeg»cf „ ’ Mr. PTimroaa Batter. - .;i |n , r_ FFHHaaa. <■ TaadeDegx..,.3fr.«aidMn-Oia«rt. . g TocoßcttaJKvUhtMiiSiriHotercf / (t -■i.-.- > ' It rtaay Mile*, Atih 4a Irish Scax : . . ■ {■; K IFHUsoi*. ;; -Goj^.— ; r ßr gMKt-) . L t^-toiM»ji! g }a,-Mr^«n4;il a ; BtSnc} 'Wffiimn uOl ;; appear in aerora! r ** T arters. 7 . - . ■:■ ■ * ■ ’ Ham (aad ear* fi T2I?J!rSr.? , S fe * tM » »«*.) onTOESBAY KTZ- g ; 2?sS^s®6?^ u ¥a>» l fiateitlfcS Minor aT Buxom'* S' Sm2lK'» PBOGRESS ; -wy-*m st^aettri- Panama* uwf «rhn» a •. TOMrgMMthu; la « grand rantlaJatß ? ingcf 60 esepayfcy tha-teet artiste am S' proniMnt greaterof fhaiyaa'a nmxxbJsSaxad vorU l» $- oowucdAUegory.' •• -• •??••■ end & Dtaezbtftvleetttro. mocaao*- >1 by tbaPtaomn whlX* moving, '; * Hoorsdatir *v' •rtro'cK*tfa r «attaaii!«Lggtfd n d ; -',-r ragr™ f -•-■ ~ SgI3IA3IKOTICia ~~ I - .mp&y «' H (Kg' Office earner of Tbfnl .tasd Wooiitiwa, «roy Jim- 3 • day erenicg-. ' rr - r :-’ r > ; \ .■-'■'-■f jipag ...jj .' ff^ssGEsosnsss§BTXorsrK==&c- U>r£y, Angßnma liodgo, : No.2S9 x LO.of fc?4sieet» «mr if Wedi^d»y_gyggngjaJg , tiy^T No.BB B^S I belt Slade to} QfSSj;-/ • - [jyfr (L s. Snrßeoa.: lTyfl._W,Hddlo.3.go>fUaa meeting Wuhtngtoa fialL f U*y Ytpgia»Har> fc--' - PuliiujumLqdox, Ko.336—Heeta erijj Toee^Mjvrwog.^ ■ Mzscxsmx EtCiPim; flrrt.iad thfadSh “Friday;«f«ad>asonilu'' , ' v :- £a*a2ffiUy $ £> Kl/SpESBKIte, JXmtai'B'nr-f - sr«sttr--oto. 151,23iini -tlobE* afecrtM Offleagai^a&s.: Ar.T.taabttaesaeefeaclvlSb^'''- tLe'esfadJ LsTnggnt oiTfi. SanXbgq, cat fbrtha liatS ‘fjY&yaarC*-. : l^- • &'■' USB HKASC&= COMCAST,' a&- Hmttotf, Btolr&SOflM; HtStbrSo^ !~ySSfctCv--^ > :'- : " Cohull Co»Ui:t Agrettxnsnjr ix*£r- joa* are- dreadflilly toraentaS^fifi^orha.. : ~A ctgt&lar CtiH»a*rOsci Pusrss, fair'-: Dr.rQmS>K£YS£B t l<q ! Wood>£rtflt. f f- >' Prio, retail st 25 cts^per box.* * • sepB' l/- .’. tg«aigaia. ( « s^^Chim!xitUn'i,>—Corner of Third anaHalhrt str«Ul*~" (third flopr,)PjtUhnrgh, Huh'jß. P.-6OODXOUUH, EnctlJ - caUcqmntjpit. iei~S.'C. ! SPEHeEB, . aiMt**! f, ■■ P. E. SPEyGKHf- - 1 * *p&BtfU& Bfiflce fc*BOtbff colghro. ■>-« r % ?•; Plait©, K.~ Tj£^? : PalatM WiaiiQW-fqws*ii ] .-fintf^w<wt»g I f?tw^^rl?^« ) C»! ''Ae^vbdealandnttU:^:-:'.ILXBB3&8, * '-- jjrKiiXfelQt. Cheraat comer ISRh, PftflySrij&ifc J_" - . / Carafcisllaite'anil Xriaa«ditt.tl»T«y - *n» ; ‘/^ ctrneei'of maJ coaatry property/ - -?"., "»A - - A.'A. A^ARRIkK ; -~v /1 portal Xf - - Brearti offimSl .,. 2lUl**'* TWtaa«n»- SHiUß>ll«imfiic; . iti/ to«r» cp|tNpa-,orsEOOsi) asd'jbch sis; ■ .PIItIiADKIjVnTA. OUT ElOttQ. it*- ** Q*rtrt~ fii-'lrj . tmA Om-y v 1 .ivaat*." " : . • ._• ■>■'■ '.. .«-, • l ■ - «S*Ston!,Climxl> ) »Bd lodge Eocsb SHAKES, mads la r,v . f .. ■. ...•..■.v-. 1 sfjt forepttrchidnff elwwijew; ■' Q. CO, &?: “ - %vt23flxa ••“• -.-& ~WJ com© SecondaztdArch flit,Phil*.,& . lbfir> r u%A¥& fOTOSEr-Ici*. jxnri«*v £-''•«: tha mly TnwdtrfTMilniiyw fc/Hpfrul kn _to? &r the l fitrlihcgr j Th^tgoahlg|'^ with issitwe i&rtDk .' sale aad fay RfiYSKK > 8 farqg-fetbrg, H<sS4&'* i i ■ -■ - Sj23£kv r > : eonset ~Vggiaelley> P BnSJ.SOH>BPACESgRE(HrYPEa.4 In.-all jdawU. of tatortan£ «£; : -U»Mjsftaqaatttr^ofessaarfinuae*. - • £. > How* freer 11 A. M. to g P. H£-. • : ' •. i ."• sick or fiacewed tmaoct taken Is «i-. • ' i [DorJ&lyf - SeS.YvE&rSinsCTy, -who maj% «naralfixl’ato& Ards street^*J?hflaae2phia, frcaa S A. 5L to J ■ y Wtrymcf trfarl frtjytiilfy § V . ' tSfO>wtTV>>> cp*»4jri >lM TKtWofl -.-'■ , aesa* prescribed. -.— ■' „-, ~^\%n£2S'l\ - sad Mitfo* 3Pitttllofc»~ tsiy ftjii j»y trrtAtrr atV ,*..- it?}* of. Co., in. ti* Wbotaal* Fmlt >4 jtanfwtkmgry ftraiagg, at'Xo, 6 Wood itigelj-Pmatnuatu | :. - ‘•^vHwifiijrdfapceaT of'or entire interest tit Ota TOzotes,' business, to Hessn. J. C £&Oexrt X take pleasure frfcudasodth»m .; the liberalpotranagfrbestowM onmff. ; a " . jj^ASSOCUTEl^lwm^^j^Ji^ —W,W* fZHHinfrteettf -Xnff imraieagdoA TISE *ai. HARI>f7tSISK3 of y-• ■,... 4n MmangaftaU Rem** J&qa*. .121 »nd 3;-* ' WatarstneU - ~ “ ... ~- BOBOBaSS v -'- —»• -. : . • xr •. • : "' k .-* Jobs AfidsESoiL. B.C.gsvyir, “& B. Sf&paos, * f ■Wm.lLEdgir, H.B.W2*fcxa, j ■«•■•■•■ . Robert Finney,'. . .Chsrtofr Kent, : .: .».•*»• WBllszaUcnsas,' ' .'WtUlamOoUtaxfvoo4 . ' • •.'.•• •A.P.Anabatic ■•/ -- JosephEsn£ v. o' i - ; . 1 ~ lyjJUanP; Wirighter, •: -: ' •, Jas •: <rs=oaa s'tOosrs'Hnu, oamssaum tt<£>r. tSmt, )xbpan Wood end SxmjUid. ttnaL-V& bnigb BniamiimmV-afo. 2, meets fin* sodihirdTaeadz! - »<tf ---i- --1 - ~ r -". Tf.’. Jitt*baigh Degree Lods», No. 4» macfcn»sCcftl sttd ftnn Tuesdays. ■ •■■•■- .=:.- v mZ&mj&sxsatfmiiax Wt&Sem-star lodges Kb; -24,ja«te mry. Wedoaa - XnaCtty Lodga, No. IS2, meet* every Mfla&j eroW -■: Meant uorisb Lodge, So. 30V neeteeTeryagaßdajev - .!*?.*£ - • ZoceoLodge,Scc - theft ExlL corns ofendfifth ahrtoffirLodnTso.2o, M, mim of Leacock sod Ssoduakr streets,^ W Whst fs Forest WtootwThia iaaqß Übn ftatiiashetos; sometimes sshfrt, staartha inli ■: dacttakof this-trdlripieodid tonic prepsretkm, comnSii .: ‘ 'hesltarsrt- K»RrodWtes,ultrosastoport»,femi oat or aome.or the mosE;T»laabre ptotssodiaria-of i ■ eejotahla kingdom, sod esoMwd Smooch s nr is tos the ecmocnod-tta toatssndsmeUot/Wnsiandsntfcobt - toe sodVradmQosUtiaof.thsmitMraadejoTXbßvesri : kvitiUßtsorofltadalstcziooscifects. ..of the stoouefc, sod odloretle to sSMtoos ef.tl»Jtidos - *oddrg«ie% it has os>ijTsL.-f IMsto the opinion of tow , in.saothercolnmn of thil paper . .Sold Whoteaie sod Betsil by Dr. GEO.tt.KSYEg&,i : Mroerto-WoodstretosodTirghrjdler.mamrrtfttj! ■ so, hr JAM® t atStnS ooTflweet jwawr ■ " street sod the Ramaad,AHosh»n j Cay. ' ~ :.eoj2fca*ti • rr--=»CITIZB2SS»' Urnnau ‘ Camptatsr. i iky a <j. HosssY, ftosSS? at ■ pel & w txxmxu SaeretMy. !■- OSk£! H i . -Imuna ITOIXiaa CABOCKEliivnn &* Ohio end MW . «lpjJ Eltot ind tributaries. 1 u-J&uww tplaatw orDwnie* fa &*>., &*._ ...•': i ■ ■,■■■■■ - ALSO-48Ms9ttteSuS»CtteS«CB31aluidN«T£ ' ttoraaTwasxatattm. > l , j C.G.Huwtgy , W». Uricwr, Jr, . I WWuxßt&ler, .SanarilLEfcrf I gflUmKwgW lLSehra. - j s&ssw - s£E& ! „.. ;;■■ * Emselßas.- V■■■■■t , - r : - ■ la»&3LPgu»a*. rtra rgh LtfolanMaMCoapai v IhgTOJ I iOT/S££«GB;-AD-Cira>tl, ®IOO7OC •'.. • - ?mW«it: 3ijrES -S. II0(HI;' _ ■ i' ' . ■- VjMTraMentJiSAMBBL M’CniBJEtK ‘ f . - Treasurer: JOSEPH 8. LEECH. ' -' i ::t -'*- f Secretary i4Z AiOOIJOy. - l r^.Mpfeairgtesjßr*th*iam»*thoseafcyfrfl hy.gtheria C: „ta*lr>tre. /wpal -to «. dWdead of-fldrtyjitfer ml a-- r ~ third'Wreeßt,p#i4«iiaßSfljla«lT*noß.-.- } >. > '.; JR /m- the five* qe persona going £o C&liSaminJ - - -. .5. ■ __ •. mjijfyyj. ••• .■%..- •• •-. .> . ..: . 5 1.. A-l -i- JH ' - - ioaphajLMeh,- K . | .-»-...■? .., ' •--' Bmftn*m?Ghiy*Vw . 5 ••-. WJlltaPMHipfc •■ JaimjLWUmi, I sarJMOr '' ,; JohnSMtt - |*~ feStßiln tißnum ftr tV ■ . ' t>T fang) :• •■ grSQ-’fc MOOBtreini ■..-.. GEtt&mYß, - Protbonotny. - T+OAZIL SKUii-Mtoga wjuts, retxxnd *Bd ■P-Er- .-■:. [port}-.■ •■■KlH&ir'MOoumr^TS SPQAB-fttott «ttt Mr Her Oritm. fr. Ml* Iff ,'■ (a 0r?) .... -IT KISS A HOOUHEATs"■ 11. ißsri.-. ;.. ■ ■■:•■■ ■: • :.' JUSgrt Mommgtr?,-- ..- T»HWOBB MLNKUI WAUaL-A fi , & jJ . -fnortp -KISB *MOO^E4I3 AS»iHia;<»apa2ao!i4--cni» lux t teasssssfewtss <**» KAYtOa.&S'S'oodltrttt '.»s Wzznasmacxistx Coojjt, . A.i- HS!3t>OlSil,oetab*rS3>lSSa ~b ■■ - ,i NHtcUooteEi&tc«aDmcttm,to tan Sit flame ■ ' Ila»iaj,.Ui»StJiot/H(OTEibere£iL - . - ; - - ; Li" oet3ftt4:. - .■■■ '.»• y. AL QSAHA3L, Secretaryi ■ 1 . Vouto (WMr Wuudti - - ; ;;- ■ af ftgai* .T«adMs *• BUtriet aUdniM a» Sttey. 822.50 j ; ; ifiSflcih.' Byordsr- •* ftabefi. Z&SS3QSS fta throbsis ; ‘ crtflKM . .jv.-. 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