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, LECIILT #Ol . 131 1110 MS PIECLUPS
harper & Phillips, Editors & Proprietors.
PITTSBURGH.:
TRURSDAY MORNING DECEMBER 9
artknoßatlC,selk.4.Rl4.4...l3•Cautiuukm:
thoCantato Itoott,oadtottiOatoUas to the Comma Ittaloolootol.
Jar. Messrs. BAIL Perrnums & Co., who are prompt, hon
est-and- gentlemahly.ln their business transactions, ere the
`thdlostithorized agentrirtthe cities of New York and Boston
for the .3foriung are. Thep are authorized to receive Ad
vertisements and Sabseriptions for ns at our nscud rates.
Ttielr reselrits aro regarded as payments. noir offices are at.
NEW , YOItII; leassarr attest - -
ONTO, 10 State street.
Zeri 111.4t4Crol:Tiss imit'Sift
PO Job 66m,vik nair omen& A da ' MINTINU °FALL aorDs.th the
mated arboas utakturlai.' .ii.....V.v.th0.a.n+ 54 7
irt7B.Pl.doma-se: Dlsposomd,vitt ;me Ufa:tug Is ant artarain Job 0111ce.
,THE SID YOSAx.TY.
Vheneur cotemporary of the Journal published.
the list Of . names attached to asking.blro
tife a : candidate for Mayor, we Said that Barker
or Sawyer would' appear with a list doubling in
• -unfair* that of Mr. Riddle. We felt certain we
were not mistaken in our prediction,. and we be
lieve :that on this subject we have more reliable
authority than Mr. Riddle-can..lifer to. In the
Anzertoan of last evening we, find ,five hundred
and - thirty-siinaines of good substantial citizens,
recoraniending. Zawyer for•the-office. Mr,
Sawyer Pier'
_eld racer 0 4 the littele, Sid, like
the celebrated horse ql;totikcrem,"he has, on sev
eratoCiasiorektitiiert all coMpetitore before him.
Bat if Are judge fretethe length of the list of
nainifutintiontinendinglltim, we think he vilifier°
toga sheadthis time, and permit his friend of the
.Tournal to hobble along in the gait of
But ..Toe Barker is in the field. There is the
sawyer on which both may be snagged and com
pletely riddled. As yet, he has said nothing in
the public prints, but he is up and doing; end,
wider the cunning instructions of the editor of
the Elitzeite, he feels certain that he cannot be
defeated.
- We cannot Touch for the tenth of the the state
_
ment, but we are told that there aro numerous
calls - addressed to him from all the wards in the
oity t nut,that in the'ciiitrie of &few days the list
will appear,.
No lidate that the list of names collected by
two of Mr. Riddle:a subordinates numbered some
two hundred, and there may be a few more left
whiiWould have signed the paper if they had
been Importuned in a proper manner. Mr. Saw
yer, izowei.er, appears with a recommendation - of
fiviillittndred and thirty-six names, which, when
looked' at calmly, Indicates a most melancholy
Protipeet for Mr. Riddle. shows that of the.
twp, Mr, Sawyer is decidedly ahead, and that
he ie eliding aloughefore our cotemporary just
aseisy J as if he,was greased.nil over.
,Bat,'*en, there is a.drawback to the hopes of
both these, _aspirants. As we have said, Jox
Baarea is in . the field, and Jon will-give them a
conteStfor.the nomination, and it will not do for
theta tb - treat his oppositon lightly. lie is back
ed by the editor of the Gazette, whose heart is
set upon defeating his coadjutor of the Journal;
he is .backed by all the filibusters of the city,
anduereral of the boys who ..run with the mer-,
sheen," and, finally, be is backed by all those
who "don't care a d—m." The four elements
of popularity which Barker can unite are dan
gerous to Sawyer and Riddle. And then his list
of names, which wo are told now exceeds one
thonsand, will have a powerful influence with
that portion of the people who feel no interest
in the peace and welfare of the city. Wo are
not inclined towards his nomination, but we are
very apprehensive that ho will be the whig can
didate. lie is now the favorite, and in his nom
ination White Will triumph over Riddle, Biddle
and Sawyer. We dread the result of the whig
Convention.
Ix axe CM= as (Mat= St7stass, before Hon. Wm. IL
MeOlare,.Preratient dodge, and Mean. Adams and Boggs,
11390Cilltin, the CISSO,Or the Commonweeith re James Lowry ;
indletment—forgery and uttering fraudulent certificates of
naturalisation, eame up for trial, on Monday morning.
Measia,rltanagh add Bruce appeared for the defame, and
Alden and Barton kr the Commonwealth.
Meth at count charges Lowry with forging a ttertificati of
naturalization, eonaituting William Irwin a cilium-41v
anondattint with uttering winged crailheate of naturallia.
tion. Mr. Barton appeared for Commonwealth.
WM= /rain saxem-1 reeeivixl &certification of natural
isailonrit was to entitle me to vote, I suppose. Ihelieve it
wu s forgery. It ill burned up. I have not got It now. I
took it to Alderman .114 Masters; he said IL was a fraud, and
advised me not to use it ; he said it was a forra .1, motto
have anyttgog td do with 141 had better burn it, aid I du
so; this - wail on the same day that I wasexamlned before
.the 3100, alter I wee =boomed, but betas I war examin
ed. It ilia to make me a citizen of the 'United States. I
never made any declaration of Intention; never took the
oath of ellegiauce or applied to be naturalisad. Wtlltam
Lindsay was named in the piper, eamszther; it was signed
George nem .and had lithe seal of the Osstrt to It nays,
Protlionothry:
name is
Mr. -
Darragh.
The
.Prr.
' on o irrougt2;_)tillmi; IC Was 'spolfd3d , Erwin ; spelhay : same
IfTiliata Ltntte, :74Fern--- I /wiped the ,tutttlr pi
per ,I nem vouched far him. It was
the Island 10th of October hurt that 2 gave It to Wm. I got
•
it 'Wail:4mill
Onetreciantined by Mr-Darragh-1 did not know Mr:Low
ry to UVmeets:l with it. _
JainceMAnthaph. ettorn..—l decline aciewartng anything
about It, least Inaght criminate =pelf,
(buntLathy Mr. Barton—Do yon know Whether Mr. Law
ry, tiles dercriArst, erar male or sent a certificate of astaral
lratlon toMilitun kerb,
Anstrerl do not know of hie making It.
then took Piece between Mr. Alden and
Mr. Darragh. 1314 honor, Judge ZdTinre, wad there wee an
end of It; that, the- witness had ,plod. that he difinot know
of Mi.:Lowry either - main er#lldinT the paper. '
Ilsiidnlph ispUcd Zdtd not the wwti "tone; in my
unswera dll Dot sayl did not, know of his sending It; I saki
1 did•imt know of bis trtaidriglt: '
4 2 .4 40. 6 1 , 014,F144n , ,0t,Au know or, the defendant,
Janus Lawry, vending such a certificate to Mr. Irwin?
Wittisiti:—.l4lceline answering that qiutstion.'
„ , .„
I.leladaB.":=Vien Fiera the,fkrext,that the witness bele
quireS:tonneiwir;or :that he be. committed for contentirL—
'Wirer to t h e quikitkm wo u ld ,
not deitMlil4thifiritehts
Mr.,„Mithalitiniellite-l*agh contended that the 'wit:dints
,
had ArtghtlisdVitiluSairScinnfrig.
Ta l ti,ze 4 -jt4t.fie: whores 41116 beet:Judge ofthat fact,
and IleciliUM the question. ' '"
-
11i:' , Aiditti- - then'Offerealn evMcneo theldettryitimi 'end
" 141 ,1 f 40411 bef o rethe before3 l ;lyig, on which
the detenaant was arrested. 4 The sandman was no follows : •
Commonwealth of It intiyiratdi j'iun eft ,
BonallY appeared berate me, .I•JR.Mtittnie,MaYtirr;in and Sir
the. Sty II Plttelnititinjonephitandolph, who' being duly
swernitlothttepeseand Say f Thatbetwictithe first day and
the twelfth day of -*lobes, A.' D.,185Q a-certain James
21, Cetolutr elect orthicounty of Allegheny, &steer Tenn
sylvan*, uttered, and published Ito this depo
nent, et thy city aforesaid, thefellowing Ades and fraudulent
certiheates of Naturalisation, to be deliwirellothe pentane
risme.4.witit /Manilas cheat and. delkendlhe•liispetters and
'Judic4tvf,ttertilection, to nit: Johnliutehisou, Roberti:int'
thinv pi-Andrew Hutchison, John Om, .. Virgin
Aney,,,h4n
,ISPeturg, 'Picea %Alley, William ,
Au". :Alio = Irwin, Tailor, Dartd McLain;
lizantey, - -4n ail ten antifeiates of nab.'
Routplalnent therefore dadres that a warrant
may Wee, and khat•thotairesaid defendant, James Lowry,
may berAntestwistaL held,to Answer this charge ofuttering'
fraudulent certifieates of naturalization; and further dept..
neat valth mot. • -• • . - JOS. RANDOLPIL
Sworn and submtitied; this Bth dayNorember,'A.
1252 1 , 1•41."• S IIITHItIE t klaYortNauf '
Mr. Darragh
air Aldenioc4ended - disk it traithiidtity•tit L at e Jury, by
Oct of Atka*, to lind who the prosecaoriras; and it woo i
griper tb stherethat fact; and athirst -in D:Outhrie,
Esq., to iridvt, that 'llindelph - pielotini iiierinAtion..hefortr'
lam. ,T4p . Cuert dtx.lined , adnilttlag.the testimony: , Th e
ComaMmatth bud declined endorsing :a. iroseintoi outhe
bill wit f r rYi4 l 4 , - an d the tc'imtleuld u$ Perteit theta to
zetaros called Alm W. Itiddla, and stated they ;
Mlehea to prose by hiw tifFtiroeciOir was.
objedmiiiothscwat oyernost.tho °Nation. •
rielitidene /*la*
to otiiiteirdsliioB4ok.-'l,l7,Wis at the 9flea
the_ thigiAftthe:exualnatlon."; rattekleala a Oectritot.' ,
do =Perot =any boring ralsEkt to-fee toteleal.' - - • -
Thaemaal falba o==M/lit *clime prosocating
farther and entered ll:Zlbne pr9 . lll4l2ltnetate r .ortheotherin-'
dittaxootlegettotLaln7;,
; :.AIIIIIM les
• : tfabbar4 ,one of the I* l 4entitit r:itleotorw
Noli , ol4'.ficim:Onelitri`entuifyi,gave his:vote for
the Eleitiotacbtlege '*, l BlT;
XrNikl 1841;,' and now rfor
Fran Grp P eree- rhea the Leleytars-genet" their
Totes-Sot-bit '44110014i-,::thbytiect ,in. 000110,•-
itiorcta ifAltianY depa g aid :
thmiA:itio.Pulikito - l*"Arcri to- Was
493.
Rsv thiClßOP:Ciit i grer, the eloquent Indian,
will deli.yer s his first interesting Lecture this eve
ning, at' Masonic Hall. It is the Chief's inten
tion to give a full desoriptlMl of the religious be
lief;;ecreraonies, Sm., of the North - ilia** In
diani,..aukaitlS rine-I:ea/Ift mast remarkable
songti 9°014, 613 T a *ice unsurpassed
compass atcd . eweetnas'ili, enigildribiji the audience
by its:birdliketones. will 'appear in "the
rich nod beantifulboaturCe as Chief et the °jib
waye. We hope Masonic Hall will be crowded
to-night; the Lecture will be highly interesting,
and the funds raised will be for a charitable
purpose. • . • , . •
'Ssie 13e;
yirESS Tan ATLANT/O AND PA(lll7o.—ii company
,recently. °Wanda *barter , from Alin, State of
:Nicaragua for a ship canal between the Atlantic
and Pacific, NIS, the :Itiver - ,l3in_ Tains and Lake
Ipicaragrut. A report of :the , engineer who was
appointed td survey, the route : has been made,
and astimateLthat'a'canid, 17 feet deep, 60 feet
!wide at the bottom, and . 118 feet wide at the
inirface; Wand 194 miles long, would cost $31,-
088,819. This capaoity is deemed wholly inad
isquate to pass the larger class of vessels, which
hate a draught from twenty to twenty-five feet.
ifo make the canal sufficiently large for all yes
ilels would cost $100,000,000. The report, with
a subsequent examination s byßritiab engineers,
was submitted to British rapist , ' lira, and they
unhesitatingly pronounce against the enterprise;
brat, on account of the dimensions of the canal;
next, that it would not pay, as the annual reve
nue to make it do so must be $ 2 , 6 70,000. Put
ting the toll* $3 per ton, (which is regarded
as being too much,) yet even then it would re
quire the annual passage of nearly 900,000 tons
of shipping through the canal, while allowing
the whole of the European and American trade
with the Pacific coasts of both continents, and
the Pacific Islands, to pass both ways through
the canal, it would amount to only 600,000 tons.
Little, if any, of the trade with the Orient would
pass through the canal, as it is 1,600 miles
nearer 1.1 ,way of the Cape of Good Hope.
TEN Jolama- Cotowr oz COMIONITY.—The
Icarian .Colony, Illinois, composed chiefly of
Peeneb and German emigrants, and which ed
it:tits emigrants from all other countries, when
*op adopt Its system of social- and political or
ganization, is engaged at the same time in agri
culture and industry:
It cultivates several farms which have yielded
this. year beautiful end valuable harvests: It
has gathered over'l,2oo bushels of tine, good
wheat, over 200 bushels of excellent sweet pota•
toes, over 2,500 brothels of very good Irish pota•
toes, from 16 , 000 to 20,000 heads of cabbage.
Which it is sow making into trout, besides many
'other vegetables, onions, carrots, beans, turnips,
&a., and it is now engaged in gathering 6000 or
8000 bushels of fine corn, which Is brought in
the husks from the - prairie, by wagons, and
husked by the entire community, before it is
sent to the community mills. They base nearly
finished a large edifice of cut stone, designed for
%school for the Icarian children- It is the in
tention of the Community to build another edi
fice, and receive into its school American chil
dren. It is also about to recognize its concerts
and theatres. A portion of the hall will be re
served for Americans, thirty or forty of whom
will be admitted , each evening, provided they
procure tickets.
CURE Fon rue Cnouv.—Dr. Forbes, of Boston'
relates, inn late number of the Medical Journal,
"a
case in which a severe attack of croup was
cured by the application of sponges wrung out
of hot water to the throat, together with the wa
ter treatment, which he describes as follows:
" Soon after making the first application of
;sponges to the throat, I wrapped the child in
woolen blanket, wrung out in warm water, ea a
substitute for a warm bath, and gave twenty
drupe of the wine of antimony in a little sweet
ened water, which she swallowed with difficulty.
'I persevered in the application of the hot, moist
sponges for an hour, when the child 'Neese much
reliived that I ventured to leave it.
" These applications were continued through
the night; and in tho morning the child was
It will never do to trifle with this terrible dLs
ease. The quicker the remedies are applied the
Iretter. Instead of antimony, we would recom
mend small quantities of alum water, given eve
ry ten or fifteen minutes, until the child vomits.
HOG TRADS.
The Louleville Courier, of Tuesday, reported
the operations in that city the day previous.—
The number killed at the rations pens is estima
ted at 20,000. We heard of a sale of 600 rather
light hogs at fif cents net. Transactions in the
hog product hare been rather heavy, made by
Eastern buyers et hiefly, at $15,26®516,60 for
mess pork, and 9} cents for lard, with a still up
ward tendency.
The Times says. Thirty-seven car loads of
bogs came doWn by the trains yesterday, twenty
.nine of which were oonatgned to Messrs. Jack
son; Oweley & Co., and eight to Messrs. Mitch
ell, Floyd . & Cp.
'At Terra Haute, Ind., the Express reports
packets alt ready for operations, but farmers
were holding' back. Prices stood at $4,60 grass,
but no takers.
litsgisslW 011;.elal.
The - official returns from this State stand the*
s oo tt, . . . - - 17,666
Totslvote, -
Pieree'smajority over Scott, 9,825.= Upon the
question whether the Boitds of the Planter's
Balk" should' be paid or not, the rote stood as
follows :
yro - • - UAW
Against pitm t, an; • - - - 2 1 4 6 87
t •
: 441thisl Parutde,
ho` vole.of the State le quite small compared
-to 4(14 of 1848; whim it amounted to 62,469.
The
, majority for Case over Taylor weather' 016.
novensar FUND- or Vutansta.—The Soo-
Old Auditor of Virginia has recently made hie
report on thewleatidfor Internal improvements;'
from itlifch WakipeidetliattVericeitibi froui
'Weeds :eriti•interest: daring the paat Jiang year
were $846,990.. .The receipts from loans were
0,060,102.
The prodactlie' investments belonging to the
fund. reach $8.743,018, andthere are of subscrip
tions available, but not miductire, $18,129,975.
The State. is yet liable tobe celled on for $2,-
884,229 on account of ,subscriptions promised
'prior to the let October lest. '
'The "aggregate existing debt of the Common
wealth" isetated to be $14,858,928.
THE itzvoxemos IN Busses Assns.—A letter
ffromilitenoicityras, dated October 2, says . tbat
It was proposed 0:14.4r. Pendleton, the A m e n '.
'nn chime drAiTairs, should mediate between
.164nIza and the Buenoi Ayreans. The revolt/-
Vail - his SeidoMilly interfeied with trade, and the
Outitom house and nit the stores were closed for
three dap!. AMong the, latest decrees by Ur
was one fixing ,tha value of doubloons at
124.5 paper currenoy.,T tfr'cluiza has made an
ample apology for the recent Insult to Mr. Ora
hats, the acting 11. Btates Charge.
Tao NroanactuAlinurrart,—The National In.
lelligencer, of Saturday, contains an official card
*pm Mr. Everett„Searattiry ril:Sttite, in answer
to the opinionlutblislied by the members of/ the
,Now IroXicf Bar, in which they state thatthe her
erriroont of Nicaragua hai w national represen
titive in the United States. Mr. Everett ao
lcnowledges Don Jose de Marooleta as the official
l 'Nfinister for Nicaragua, and his readiness to
'veiirecommunications from him.
.
Item Am; giess.—As this is the season when
evez7bo4, *Mid "b6 . ..Proaided with a sure pro.
'teption for the:""understandings," we would own-•
mobil diem to mirfrieini Bointssiz.lo7,. hfirliet"
- 'strict. — Xhere'lallb•ititidejtih4 Rao:" froin'thei
018t-aYPPPt to o°l°° the taste of the Most to
tidioOlti4e, to . the_ inhataiti4.blotan,ihai
0 1 50 314 ;:',IO:..°4'inijOe'Of'Ablis joining;
Emma" 'speaks of his establishment by
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A Mow Amur a Pritz.an—ileme time
previous to the presidential eledion, two young
clerks in mercantile houses in Market street,
Philadelphia, entered into a contract, by which,
if General.Boott lost, the whig was to saw and
split a half cord 4 hickort.woefl ' in - front of
their boarding haat) in Arch street, and -Corry.
it to the room of 'ate other valid in the event of
Oen. Pierce's -defeat the itherWoo,:.to the
same—the forfeit being $2O. The defeat if
Oen-Scott threw thli rather severe task upon
the young whig; and out of merciful considera
tions, pine :wood was substituted for hickory,
andthetplitting was dispensed with. On Wed-
Lesday afternoon, the feat was performed, as
cording to the stipulations, in the presence of a
large number of persons. The young whig' cu
t red upon the work with spirit, wearing, mean
v:hile, hie ordinary street clothes, and a pair of
Lid gloves. Occasionally, his friends in the
I carding house carried out to him some refresh
bents upon a silver salver, which served to
heighten the interest, and increase the merri
ment. fiefore the whole of the wood was
sawed, several hundred persons had collected,
and upon the completion of the job, three hearty
cheers were given.
Dangerous Counterfeiting of trititod
States and Foreign Callas.
One of the moat important arrests that luta
been made is the city of New York for several
years, was effected yesterday by Officers Hogan
and Clark, of the Chiefs "Shadows," aided by
Officers Bilger and Davie of the Second District
Police Court. it appears a gang of French and
German men have been engaged in the manu
facture of counterfeit United States and Foreign
coins, such as gold dollars, half eagles, and
English sovereigns, and so -handsomely were
they executed that the beet of judges could not
detect them, particularly the imitation gold dol
lars and sovereigns.
The Police authorities have been in possession
of information some clays past, concerning this
gang"of dangerous counterfeiters, and during
the past ten days the above officers ascertained
that the head quarters of the rogues were at .
No. 70 Harnmeraley street, where they had lo
cated themselves, and in the rear basement the
Coining was done. Everything being arranged
in proper order, the police officers proceeded to
Hanrmersley street, made a descent upon the
house, and succeeded in capturing the principal
of the gang,-named Louis Levin, and made a
seizure of the entire counterfeiting apparatus,
together with several linen bags filled with the
base coin. The prisoner was conveyed to the
Jefferson Market Police office, and committed to
the City Prison by Justice McGrath to aweltfur
ther action in the matter.
The articles seized were also conveyed to the
Police Court, and placed in the hands of the
magistrate, to await the result of the investiga
tion. Lest evening, officers Clark and Rogan
succeeded in arresting two other persons
named David Crostillion and Louis Leon, who
are said to be concerned in the forgeries of these
base coins. The latter prisoners were locked
up in the office of the Chief of the Police, and
farther developments relative to the daring
crime will undoubtedly be made to-day.
Shoottug.—An Outrageous Agrray.
Yesterday, about two o'clock, a man by the
name of Woodville Jones attacked a Mr. Hewett
in the passage of the Galt Howie, and drawing
a pistol. pursued him to the dining room, where
he fired, the ball lodging in the chair of a gen
tleman, who was sitting quietly eating his din
ner. He first assaulted Hewitt with a cane, and
then drew the pistol, when the latter retreated,
and just as ho entered the dining room, he stum
bled and fell, and Jones tired into the room, In
which upwards of 100 persons were assembled.
Mr. Fatah, one of the proprietors of the
house, had Jones immediately arrested, and
lodged in jail. There was, we understand, some
dispute between the parties in reference to
money matters. ifewitt having levied on a horse
and buggy belonging to Jones, as security for s
debt he owed him. The former is from Virginia,
' , we believe, and the latter from Cincinnati. The
affair caused the greatest commotion in the
dining room, and the act of tiring s pistol in ao
reckless a manner into a crowd of persons, Is a
most wanton outrage, and the perpetrator should
be most severely punished.
We have since learned from a " spectator" of
the affair, that Jones was subsequently taken
before two magistrates, and no proof being ad
duced, as to the shooting, ho was discharged.—
The Police court is the tribunal before which ail
such eases should be examined, and if any of
halal has thus acted, he has greatly over-stopped
his duty. This matter demands a prompt inves
tigation, as some one has neglected his duty.
CVILINCI HAZlL—Everybody who:apprectates a
good ham is aware that much depends on their
preparation after leaving the hands of the
botcher, and as the time for killing swine bat
come, it may not be amiss to give our readers
the . benefit of another's experience in the
matter.
Mr. A. Campbell instructs the Wheeling Ga
rotte to say that " After the meat is thoroughly
cooled. cut and trim the hams very close. then
rub them well with salt, pack close in a barrel,
and after laying three or four days make a brine
of the following ingredients: To every 100 Ma
hams allow 4 gallons of water, 9 lbs. salt, 4 lbs.
sugar, 4 oz. salt-petre, 1 oz. saleratns. The
brine should be boiled and the scum carefully
taken off, when cold, pour it on the meat—from
4 to 6 weeks should bo allowed (according to
the size of the ham" and the temperature of the
cellar,) for the meat to remain in pickle. After
the meat Is hung up, allow two or three days
to dry, then smoke with as little fire as possible
—use green hickory, with, sassafras in small
quantities. 86bn as the meat is sufficiently
smoked each hem is taken down and carefully
Wrapped in paper, then bagged, to prevent dep
redation of files, and hung in a cool dry place,
out of the reach of Malts:id mice."
Tax Bronx Invitits.—Me bare 'A letter from
Fort Snelling, Bfinetiota Territory. dated Novem
ber Bth. By this letter we learn that considera
ble cliffittulty bad been experieneed in:maling the
payment to the halms, under the late treaty.
Upon the murder of the white woman, as noticed
by us. Gov. Ramsey suspended the payment un
til the murderer was taken and delivered up by
his tribe. This was done. By the treaty, certain
claims of traders for goodsnad credits to the In
dians, were to be paid, when the debts bad been
acknowledged to be jest; and, it was made the
duty of the Governor to pay the traders in proper
person. This provision, when pay-day came, the
/ridicule objected to, and refused to sign the re
(Alpo. This produced several days' delay. A
jostscript to the letter says; " The Indians hate
ust concluded to receive their money under the
terms of the treaty, and the payments will com
mence immediately." The writer says the weath
er was very cold, and the ice and snow abun
dant. —St. Louis Repub. ,
PnThoseneitoss.:---Ottr eoteniporary of the Red
River Republican, thus plaloaophizes over the
result of the recent' election :
SOME or ISE CONSEQUENOES.—The following
are some of the consequences to us of the defeat
of Gen. Scott for President :
g , We have been relieved from hurraying—
thereby saving our throat from hoareeneet, and
our lunge from exhalation. We have been re
lieved from firing the cannon—and thereby pla
ced opt of danger of having aaarm or our head
shot off. We have been relieved of a few dol
lars--no pleasant matter, by-the-bye—thereby
giving gratification to some of our friends. We
swill be relieved from doing the duties of Vest
master, for which wo don't care a—fig.
RUSSIAN ARMY Mo l 7EMENTB.—Letters from
Salisch state that important movements of
troops are going forward throughout the en
tire kingdom of Poland. In Hansa and its
neighborhood, which throughout the• entire
summer have been void of troops, an entire ar
my corps is expected, and will be located along
the entire western frontier of Russian Poland.
From these arrangements she writer states, the
inference drawn on , the spot,is v that tis : Aar
is preparing for eventualities In the west of Eu
rope.
Booms Onor.—The Baton Rouge, Lonisitufs,
Gazette, of the 20th ult., says
"The sugar plaaierala this and the parish of
West Baton Rouge are making uncommonly
Grope . ' it is but a common occurrence to hear of
pltuiter who is realizing three hogsheads per
acre.. The teston,-so far has been one of the
.beet, with nothing to reta rd their operations ex
cept a scarcity of water in the opening of the
season." •
Lutans,...—Thider the act of Parliament for
Salo Of ;el:Membered estates in Ireland, 772 pro
,iferties Life beau sold, which have been pur
chased by 2,885 persons, only ten having got
*ore thaw/MOO acres. These new proprie.
tors are drawly, it isrsaid, cultivating the land
themeelass, by laborers - taken.: from' thi poor
houses. mho business ot Ireland generally is
said to be imlfroving, and the poem classes bet
ter,olf then for a-long time. ,
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Items of Nem and Miscellany
It appears that among the flags surrounding
the coma of Wellington, when it lay in state at
Chelsea Hospital, was the one which was captur
ed at Washington, when the Federtd capitol was
sacked la the war of 1 . 812. -
The' man af . actaring house of Hermann Mon
de.; e 0 Brenteri;has stopped payment, with lia
bilities-to the amount of 100,000 thelers, while
the assets are estimated at some 70,000 thalers.
The loss will fall chiefly en houses in Hamburg,
Bremen and Elberfeld.
The mail from Banta. Fe, with a month's later
dates, arrived at St. Louie, on the let inst. There
bad been severe storms of snow and sleet on 'the
Plains, and near Fort Union there were 'twenty'
inches, of mum on the ground. The health of
Santa Fe was good.
The King of Greece returned to his"dominions
on the 2d nit. His Majesty's coming at 10 o'-
clock at night, was the occasion of a very bril
liant exhibition. All the vessels in port, foreign
or Greek, burnt blue lights, rendering the
scene as light as day, while the batteries
ashore and the ships in harbors sainted the inon
arch.
Three Seamen of the American squadron ly
ing at Sp=la, were recently arrested for a fatal
assault upon a Sardinian, a coachman whoni they
had employed. During an altercation, one of
them seized a billet of - wood, and gave the driver
the fatal blow. Their names are Jae. Meenson,
Jim Devine and John Brown.
One of the tunnels on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, now constructing, is to be 8,570 feet in
length. Its area, at the widest space withbilhe
lines of the masonry will be about 24 feet, and
the spring of the arch will begin 16 feet from
the crown of the arch. About 400 men are em
ployed upon It.
Austria 'ideated to be represented In the Well
ington fatteraL Thus, while the banners of
Spain, Russia, Prussia, Portugal, Netherlands,
and Hanover, preceded the corpse, each borne
by a dignitary of its nation, that of AustriaSlone
among the former allied powers was missing.—
This, it is supposed, is in retaliation for the Eng
lish treatment of the Austrian Field Marshal
Geo. I:hymn.
On Thursday night• last, a gang of rowdies
forced themselves into Tammany Hall, where a
democratic committee was in session, and: com
menced an indiscriminate attack upon all hands.
Mr. Aug. Schell, the chairman, was knocked
down and aariously wounded about the head.—
Several others were injured, and tables, chairs,
&0., shattered to pieces.
Lopez, i clerk in Bt. Louis, who was recently
sent to the Missouri Penitentiary on a charge of
embezzlement, bas been pardoned.
On the day of the Presidential election, New
ton J. Hudson was killed at Pine Bluff, Ark., by
11. A. Washington.
Up to the 80th alt., 118,851 hogs had been
slaughtered at Cincinnati_ Same time last year,
106,797.
Over one hundred canal boats have gone Into
winter quarters In the Albany basin within a few
days, and others will be laid up as soon as they
shall have discharged their cargoes.
Mrs. Phelps, wife of Professor Phelps, of
Andover Theological Seminary, and a lady of
high literary attainments, died last week.
The virtue of prosperi . ty is temperance, the
virtue of adversity is fortitude .
The Cherokee Council, which adjourned a few
days ago, has passed an act prohibiting gam
bling.
There are now Raven men in prison in New
York city, under Bente= of death.
The receipts at New York last month for li
censes and ants amounted to $2,872.
The citizens of Gettysburg, Pa., are taking
steps to construuft railroad to Hanover.
John Tarr haw been nrrested in Philadelphia,
charged with passing counterfeit dollar notes on
the Marine Bank of New York.
An Artesian well has been commenced at Mo
bile, and another Is soon to be undertaken at N.
Orleans. •
CoL Gentry, g Tenn., who refused to erniport
Gem Scott, made a speech at Franklin, in filet
State, a few dap ago, in which he proclaimed
himself still a Whig.
There is more fatigue in laziness amain la
bor.
The more we help others to bear their burdens
the lighter our own will be.
A eocialhst says he could slog " Way down on
the old Tar River," If he could only get the
pitch.
If you ate in trouble, - neither drink liquor o r
eat opium ; there's is nothing eo beneficial in such
a case az a mortal of philosophy.
" No pains will be spared," as the quack said,
when sawing off the poor fellow's leg to cure the
rheumatism.
Tim Mason Wnr.--A gentleman on hearing
a lady praise tie eyes of is certain minister
- wrote the folloriling:
I cannot prase the doctor'' oym,
I newer ear his glance divine •
For when he prays, he shots WI eyes,
And whets he preaches, he shot' mine.
" Plat on Oa bath unhappy whiggery lies,"
Bap Nat, }rosily, to hit neighbor Nod,
a And what of that,' the latter prompt reithris
"2t shows the WWI bail* , 11 2. — wit dead."
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CiENCINNATI, Dec. &
ihnua—The foreign news mused an lammed demand tbr
Wan, and a alight improvement in prices, but the supplies.
being light, soles were restrained. The transaction coin•
sxt23s, 250, 130 and 300 bbla at $4,00; 1220 and 211 do
et sl,os,,eusti /50 do whits wheat at $4,10; closing With an
tirrohi urratenci. Bembrod during the hit 24 hours 2,717
barrels.
• Hoot—Tae receipts ars large, but they are meetly to Ail
-contracts; and thane era Qantas o:olpaistively Lbw afar
'tug, but the supply Is equal to the demand, and the market,
u regents prices, 01 about at a o
stand. The sales
We smprised
280 i s l e a nd is e t t b " iial at EON outs:v(l quote
NOVIELCISS.4%/3211 wars rather salmi of Park yestesday,
including 500 this meek at $ll, and MO In lots at $16,50,
which Inereased the bvetnesa of the day to neat 0,000 bbl,.
Today 100 tibia Rumplisold at $l4; 200 and LAO do mess at
• $10,15.* Alen Is a demand at $16,50, but it is diflimalt to of.
fret sales at over those dgures, while It U offered
prat' freely at $l6, Sales of 00 bbls No. 1 Lard, at 10X,
MO do No. 1 hearlosecityllkszul Ws, at 10e; market heavy I
10,000 pm sides, In dn. salt, on intrato terms; 50,000 pm do
Me, and MO green hams at Ot i in
tali—ales of $2 bbls from Hamilton Raihray, 72 do
from Miami Canal, and 200 do from river at 1144 e; 100 do
from wagons at 10)4e, and 50 do from Hlaml Canal at 10%.
LOUISVILLE, Dee. 4.
Owing to the almost incessant wet weather that prevailed
today, ontdoor trartmetions were almost entirely numerided.
Tho river continues riahm.
BAGGING AND Eloar..atiowe staples continue dull, and wo
hear of no sales. Wo learn by & private letter ADM Now Or.
leans that India Bagging is greatly used there, with tales at
103.5 e lit yard.
Wat..--Eales of maid boat loads at 013955 e. Itotall sales
at 12*.
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Paavxmans axe Lass:—Holders firm at pa 50©, 17 00 for-
Mess
Pork. Bales of Rams from the block at BfodB Th e
'sale last estming of the prime Lard of 100 Rogs , egs, was
10YA, and not 10e, as printed. •
Toasom.—The market is unchanged, with sales today of
bhdsost prim& =gang from Igt 65 to tet 75 for lugs, near.
ly all of which was Wood inspectibn. - The rest of the sales
ranged from $4 76 to /5 - ,16,55 55 and V.
Pastairrs.We - quotelo New Orleans at 250 for 'pound
-freight ; 40e for Potato 30e for Flour; 70C for Wf
Mad Tobacco $3 CO ill kW; Cattle and Berms $6; Mules a
sad Sheep 60e hood, from Portland. To Pittsburgh from
14 to ^Au
BALTIMORE, December o.`
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litsu—A steady demastd. No 1 Mackerel 1.9@514; Ro 2 do
.9,560,45. bbl. . .
WWI inn Efrom--Sivies to day or 900 bbla Howard street
Flour at IP. Wee alai °MOO bbls City Mills at $6 Vi barrel.
The market without. sniteation. Rye Flour $450, and Corn
meal $3,16'.bb1. The earzclty of vessels and very high pri
ces of freights operate against the advance of Breadstuff!' ;
but for this prices would bo considerably higher.
Paoirtsunts—the market is quiet and holden firm. We
quote PP pork, old, at 18,5(0 18 , 8 7 Vi barrel. Prime pork
$l7. Men beef $lO. dlacon—aleouldera 834@5% cents,
Bideso
o ete ,34@rry, cents ill lb Batter FT to 20 eta "19 lb. Cheese
001
Tonsooe—The market; quiet prices: nominal as laid quo-
Won—Baca of rm at 21527 eta, and washed 20@i
38 eta If lb.
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Wrzfrar—We quote • a 127 eta, end In bbla at , a eta
R ,
uoas—pßacm__Tho • Courier, of the 4th, says,
"The weather yea mirthillaitan d AT.7" ter OY' n4twitb.
standing which thopsork were ell elanghterfrer, the'
to a limited extent. - TbazeerB4 Is still flre3, with a redo of
900 hogs st d cent' net,t,end 2,000 Hams from the block at 8
cents.' , , Trsupetions %Ale Oily and Cinciratatiare matersall cheeluxlpto eoneevenee of the difficulty of PEW: Wing
hllii, the Berate being very exacting In their exetutges. .if
thli era's attbinge continues %Irmai . gold and silver will
be tim omltrordlautaf trade betweew buyer and seller. The
:Pm axe 01l fall of ; Hoge, and the receipts by the Frankfort
railroad last evening were 2,850. The packing here-and at
Motthia o , tbfs sesson, vat show a huge increase, but at near.
ly*lCthenleading pat:deem° will be a failing -
At Cittlimati, Buda, hop were diem et S 0 El, but
Alevalark dull at $lO total-readpt of hogs at that
- point up to. Widneadey 118,864 against 104,74! last
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AL asses,' t Illesilist to thi MiLletelll - .411arBlreb Wine, Witte - ol i M i ss 4124 &Weir j
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air Di. Morse, the-inventor : of the celebrate Liver tel Wines; of Various tharacteca, have been before the pnb,
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.
ITN, used these Pills forierend years la bla wadi* helthe_ , l ira but it taw mouthed tor * ' loran witiz to kind, Itt b e mod be induced to offer them to the ;rani in , each a one compound the peculiar Medical virtues of each of those ,
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,Izeportant articles, whose action hose epodes Influence -11.
This learned phjaidea felt the wee relsigazaslilluit -4 r - --41 4 1 n . 2" ° P leul l, r ,_ th il4iic ;: kl 4 o,l l;atatmaill laid ;an. - rtt.
high-Minded =2 of laNnee feelln and 44 *9 ndll aIPFWat . t. sn " . `"'t cawin g ""'"•7 an d r m o.ridiaa , often of a scritais
atoistthrsiriPithars =ethic - ti4imiioaitusetbdrjigelesi:Doit !Ulm , - . Th. lORSZT - . - -Van la One - if the beet - teed,. to
trams Om the imbue:4=l-4W, , none' systent;orPrdling • ILOG, Using all the .silssaltheithe Proportiss of Pthia; with
_ _ . . • a - Um healing and mating qindlties or, the - zone and hada
to sustalothem." Coiivinceditowerar , Of thermal Wes _t teeto hidat is owin ., 4 - - .. , ~...
the Liver Ella, and Indust:mail:7 the Agtha
Agatha/lea of diftts4 - :,...1 , 13ee ads - artisan:oaths ancdher achistm of thlipipir,'
the Doctor -final Jactiliced his - de li csee fee/thgr Ssi•-tbs gold Wholesale and Botalrby-lk CPA IL Rrfliglisa44l,
altar of politic good. lila " great' medicine has not Went - corner of Wood street and Virgin alley, =taboret, Pli.; al.
pointed the expectations of the medical practitioners.. 4, .0, by JAHNS T. SAMPLE, north-Wearcoaner of Federal
whose instance he was induced to forego his InclinatiozO. s t ree t we d th e Db eente 4 All eg he n y city. = tha w
Prom evm quarter do we hear the moos gratifying accounts we, . .
of its wonderful curative effects—the Rest and the Wen,
the North and the South, *se mite ladenciilth "tidings of - Oa - Dr- GulsZatt'll Improved Extract set
great Joy" teem the elide& mew wonderful Pills We Yellow Dock and Barsaspasetlla is a Rope Reese.
completely conquered that great scourge of Amities,' the ' - - ,;, -- It o ,..ita.idi - ki y ad n i g. . • . ... .
Liver Complaint. •.- _ _ .s• • - • .. . - - -_ . .
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For sale by- moat of th e D ee igho o — n nitlfe . ,m ni eigla .- Tlitintandsof Imilsidualit are:-cursed cursed with - grevionts -COM.
by the sole proprietors.. -- . ,lt- KIDD k OD., plaints width they inherit from their parent* . The nee of
deolluldni • • ,fi , ', i ,ao Wood stost the refieta Ike and -will prevent all 'this,
and save a vast amount misery,ofend many valuablelivee,
/brit fhozrogdbferials - ,frees tit 48101Velhe latent terial,ibreh
is the seed of disease, sad so takes oil the _ curs e by which
the Abu or zoblartzmea of the - parents are so ,Atert visited
- upon their Innocent othliciTzq. -
- Parents emelt Intheir chithresz to giant them againstths
effects of maladies that may he courthothathed IT descout. -
and children of parents that have at any time been affected
with awareption, Sir- grata or ByAdlls, °welt tothemselvest
to take precautiona -, -- ttte dame.- . being resivedta thera..
OuysoWa Extract of Yellow Dock and Partaperilisist a ants`
frir•lieeedsertie=th: ~,:-.?* .1- - -- . - --J ! - seraidaer
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lop- _a WATSON Is now engsted in A150g1 , 0..40g kTER
THOUSAND, - HODS; aull will barb ccattautti on 'bind a
large stock of BUIRPORX, of ali own emus- haw, &No.
1 oriels LARD, Ist tunas and kegs. , Pei West Ms Were;
house, corner of Liberty ind,Wa_siss streets. JscoMlsoo
,
W. A.' ISECTATRG &•:CO *2 - •-•
HAVE BE MOVED TO THE COBEEIV OP •
_ Wood said Sixth litreata,
wbere they offer to tbdi cad eustoccenOzid the
public generally; stthe lowest7Wholeislinnd BA IA
the ingest, most select end _cam te stock of CHOIC E
TEAS, FAMILY 1110113111138, OODEN AND WILLOW
WARS to be fosesdbe the West. - doelL7 -
I. 0. of A. raimbect of the =omit
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odges a this District. are In4Pocida--0 nquestel. to
attend tha funeral of WILLIAM YOUNG, Y. 0., - of West
ern Star Lodge, No. 24, on - THURSDAY, the 9th instant, at
10 o'clock, A. AL, from his late sasideaco, on ylrgin
alma Smithfield street.
The members of the Order will meet at the Odom Band-
lags, Fourth street, THIS (Tharatsy) HORNING, at 9%
o'clock. Y . E..VOLTZ.
dec9:lt• O. +2l. H., Third Markt.
JIMGEIVED—A large stock of LADIX:f fiIIGEN. of
eft every descriptiori—Hatoeco,llid Lad &emoted Shoes.
Also, Gum of orrery style. At N 0.107.
dac9 W. E. EICIINERTZ.
FLOUR -4.00 bbla. 4raartne sad lltxtra;
•
25 bbla. eft.tim.• ••• 'a extra;
200 sacks Badtwhestifloar.
On band and for ado by . ALEXLITIOM MIMI,
dee9 251 tdbarty inreeE ."
11Y, EMlLii—Wbere did yon gat tie:mem= ? They
yy Tenni 11t Use glare.
Do you think them pretty?' Igot them at SCUM= Z.,
No. 107 Market street. He bee NM twitted - and - cheapest
Oboes in town, and nrorYlol/(=
Indeolt then Pll go to*— morning. oeoe
r 0,.. • N ILANGUAI3I3.--6 new , pudica and easy
toothed of least:doges Gent= '/Ulgttlige ilI F . fin,
of Philosophy et the College of Ileum w tthe gro
stunutathes, unused warding to J. Cl. Oehisehlseer's ro•
costlypublished pronouncing German
Far =de by B. T. C. kt 3 1:) triN,
dec9 , .. . No .1.04 Wand street.
XTOTICE Is hereby given, that Letters , of Administration "
II on the Estate of Andrew /Meister, deceased i late of
Male township , Allegheny county, have boon granted to
the an. All knowing thinzmtres indebted
to said estate Itlll nier mul tonstedlate payment, and thorn tar.
big claims against said estate 'lll please present them prop.
erly sathentkated for settlement.. , .
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dedikOtwe DANIEL .11XILKISTER., Administrator.
01 • CountrymenandOldConatrywomen.
Illillitital3 AND NEW .YEAS AT flOlllB.--The va
C
derdpad would be happy to acid any one .ha may
feel disposal to forward a few pawn& to their. friends to
Englund, Inland, Scotland, Wales, Germany, orTreaes, In
order to enable them to vend " a happy ffttrleas," of" a
merry New Year." Drags it eight, at any Bank. In either
of the above ancottios, lbr Eakin semi small ar hags, at
Na. 186 owner of Wood andElbertY amt. , .
dee° JAMES MAMMY, European Axent.
MILE Overseen of the PoOr Oftite Mena Township and
Boroughs Id Allegheny count; are requested Whiten
the Coresulesiuners affetheted for the parent* of a Yarn, on
which to erect bundbige for then:zips:ion aid aosammoda-
Bon of the Poor of Allegheny county, of the number of
coals and female paupers at prrecnichargeable is each tome
rhip or borough. Direct. to Zllo l **k TA8N7.11.,
Surgeons' acts Post Mee, Allegheny county. . .
•
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
T110.31.A8 VARNER, President.
Jona Onsur.z.v, Jr., Secretary, clatteate•
Sealed Proposals, •
WILL BE ELTEIFED until Wednesday, the lildh day
of January, 1853, Err the purchase of a Farm, on.
sr.h to erect Buildings for the reception and accommoda
tion of the Poor of Allegheny cannty,excludes of the elides
of Pittsburgh and Allegheny. The Farm to contain not
leas than One Ilmadrod and Seventy-ore, nor more than
Tiro Iturdnid and Fifty Acres; and the land to be of good
quality, and widths ten miles of the City of Pittsburgh.
lite Proposals to state the price per Arra; to be endorsed
.Proticeals for Farm," directed to Thomas Tenser, Esq.,
Savjeone Hall Pod Office,Alle=yrs
L onely.
By order of the IMard of
TIX.O.IIAS VA.RI4BII, Preident.
Jorm (humus, Jr-, Secrvtary. dedr-St..*
SUNDRIES
-800 baizs Rlo Coffee;
2:10 bids. Molasses;
100 httds. Sagas;
50 Leif chests no ting flys= Tea
do imperial;
35 do Idack Tet;
G 5 boxes Tarim. blush Taws);
D) WO Pena
150 boxes Soap;
:lop bushels Beans;
119 seamless Bags
25 bldg. Oil. Oa head andfor sale
ALEXANDER-HUNTER,
21 Mate street
Orphans' Court Sala.
plannnee of an artier of the Orphan?, Court of Alla
gbeny eounty, will be exposed to public ade, cm - the
on Saturday, the lath ....=
day of ber, al
= 4 , all that terrain md ofland, sttuatata ßtbl- -
wtftl
townrhip, Allegheny costutl branded by lends of
James }howdy, John Doolittle,)g a my Mon &Oh ilainee.
Jacob Roe endEtuunei &Mee ;containing FIFTY A.CRES,L
33 74.100 PERCHES, strict measurement; being part of the
Real Estate of John Caney, deeeleal.
Terms made known on day of sale.
Tide tea very desirable Tract of Land, being need ea a
Garden Perm, rich mall, a large orchard of the bestraziatial
of young bearing Fruit Trees, about Party-tree Acres of the
best Coal lank convenient to the eityitets ett,tiet Brame
ale Plank Road, only 3 mai ilosa the oft,.
W. W.-WIL9ON,
40.1.L , 4 CLA.N.F.Y, JR.,
dortk3tdal a Executors of John Chary. donated.
rpzu3-5o bait ebega Impatal,ronag Ilyam, =a Black
I Teas, in irturo andibr We by
Dov3o ALMIL ntiyriat.
E ITRA FM PEN SHlVES—Rolgort, Werra, and Jonathan Crooke, at • lazy Eve prim by the doom
or tingle, to close out a lot, at HEY Drag stat, --
dedislaw 140 Wood attest •
CHEAP HOUSES YOU BALL—A arose, wittily*
1. rooms, well arranged and In good order; situated on
c 1 alley, near Wuhington stmt. Price $600,., ,Terms:
=shalt in band; Wanes In one and two years.
ALSO—A Hansa of five organs; cellar, and finished garret,
with lot TO feet front on Itarket Ally My, by
60 feet deep. Prins V9OO, Terms : W4=
In one and two
13. c m ma thart
deeil .
SON; Reattrtate Agents,
' 140 'Third street.
M BBC HA.NT S' • -HOT-E
111111121 t blistsact r total, s )
Isaac Blstrtiocks Proprietor. •
TEC old proprietor of this arell-knownand popular Hotel,
corner of Second and iltaltbileld street; would
folly inform his tanner friends, that he' is mum mot=
old establishment, and will he bappyto have s mopportucity
to wait upon tham. • —•
The pane may mat assused that no labor will be apaset
to make comfortable all who may faire this Somme; end
ail charges will be on the inostmcderai. scale,
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N TUN COURT OW DONALON .PLZAB, , to , snit low te e
I. County of Allesheny. - et Cetober Nelm s /BSL No,
In the matter of the. 'dui:Mary ostistmeent of J. B. Ad=
mos, to William Lariinca,Jr. '
:Mid now, to wit: December 34 /852.tbleisteetrizi having
bean previously exhibited in open Court, sad the eldeadilfr
lug born conllrmed,nib end: the Court wrier that:this etwe
finniitkos become a ute, on the. 18th day -of December:
A. 11.1852, unless exceptions are tied in the meenthese r sad
elso,"thetnotica ot oder erter,by publksstion in the.
'WI, gaming Pat, and Oiromercia lotrmakliewspepers,
by three Insertions iethe same: By the Coati
&es : EDWARD cAISPBBLI. JR., Prothy.
/ ST&—A large assortment, his pinta rudderless, ho
tels, steamers, public Institutes, &e.
W. 11.ICLINTOG'IC, 83 Fourth street, . , •
Invites attention to his smorimmit.of—. . •
ebenlle Mats; .,
Tufted Mats; ' . .. .
• Alielaid Nate; . •
Sheepskin Mats; . • ' • .-••
diteant Mats; , , . :
Manilla Itlsisi ~ •
.
JnteMatsl . . • • •
nekton Mishit - '
CO2O Mats, 4e., . ...
Of every dosmiptionifnmilshed at the to went market price.
&lea • , ~._ -, - .. - - - - - . ,
•9 oak of Holt • j Octica, dap,:
Tare receiving daily ==Rant add:Wham to our slack
tibia bound and elegantly Illustrated - works. Jir•
runnel:trebly of awry price, embracing ell the noreltlea of prom. -
l'b o turealtorn Reterelmigb, forming 'Part of-Pub
LIAM Library; tent&
Heine Scenes and nowt shelia& s eerier: OtAntereating
tales, by Grace Atlas& 490 pages; 50 cents.
Stories of Waterloo, by Maxwell; M cantle_
Essay); from the London Tlhten,sexed. mice; 50 eenta.
Minnie Grey, by the author of "Amy Latmutee;'_' 60 cent&
bias, 15 and 16 National Portrait 0 •lmy ; ^29 cents per lin.
&medley's Tr atlas on Business; $l,OO,
Harpers Magazine for Po:ember, oretinwneing a new wol
nme; price 26 cents per number; $3,00 per -volume. .
- • 1L - MIN= .4304
doiB. NO. 3213mIthOeld street-
AT • 3 N
OF TER PEPTBBUROII T61111 : 1. .ANI> SATINGB COM
PANY) m called for by the Chartei:
Prrresonan, (Monday) December fltb, 1852 '
BIRD and Notes Di5c0unted..—....u..........4M2M2X1 .
Due by Paste= 34,029,27
Due by Western Banks ....».._..»._.._......«: • 2,056,61
IMpense Antiount. =4B
CaMt on hand- 49,783 A
Capital Strek paid in—._
Dividends unpaid -222,08
Profits duce 16th November.-- ....... . 1,03,88
Profit and Loss amount..,: 1,495,03
Due to Individual 101,740,02
Duo toV.catividual Depositors, on Interest.-- - 62,435,88 .
V 281 40:201
deeB JOHN D-BOULLY, aotrtarr..--
• Pearl Keyed Plisiana.
IST RECEIVED and
_e one: of . those wupeib Anse.
'Wood MOIL*/ Octavo veldt P.KARLYS.—froin
the celebrated Idszrofsetcuy of I. B Illitiamg, N. Y. The
we tt aitjaixer. after /eating the pearl In the ntostvhorough .
and trying rasoher,lss coma to the coriclusion.ttud it Is one
of the very best materials far Ilano.keys known; and seer:
over no tlshle to wear out, even with the severest usage.
The publish respectfu ll y invited to - call and mourdne this
elegantspedmen of .Axnerican sldll. ''S p eaki ng of these Pl.
- •., - -
Luse, the -, • . , •
, _Roams Lemma aus:
Mel very sple n did Plano with ISmd keys, used b y Al. MM.'
ROM at the otilluarislay night, *as fro:MUM entre
no& of ll:Newhouse & Co. It was numufactured kir them
by 1. B. DPIIIA.II of New York; sulfa teillianq.ot bane.
=hot be excelled, It is believed, by any instruzaeat in the
Tto y-
It - Vral'selected by XL.' Snaked( tn. Its strpedor
,ban
Tit - power, and' will be Used by him again $ the Con
ktight. " • . ;Porsale by
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14.
SMESSON'S_ American Hair .21csionalfse.—The proprietor_
of the mg:lcl* Celled •..tenerfore 4atorerifer; hie
mat with suelt unlnuteled Manse the am "of his ar ti ste;
.
as to justify blur to taking told sues, and giving a - mitten'
guarantee. - Thu 15,1 re will, a i aimed upon, bT
himself aid the Mrs= ustng the ••••restore the hair es
foetus/Iy, ar refund the saw= expended; Mil sell
at the usual price, without the shore • guarantee.. The`
tiliminglustances, of individuals who ham had their hair
rimmed, ought to =mince soy. one of its et!Leacy. They
Iwo allowed us muse their mates es references : ',John
Bee; Wads' Itnnrary, cured of 'baldness of 14
standing; B. IL Saone, M.' D.: Capt. B.- Morris ; ' j
Charley 131 Gnat strect, Max bakt—nowhb head is
completely emend with new Mk; aim, John °burly, Ts
mrauto.: lie would (mite particular attention to the Sl
am of &tldnra of 20 sutra' elseelirey, (Mad by cm Bias
gad pert of a - tratarqf Astetioni Regoratioa . _
S Mra. Ahreataicr. *gala, wife of WllZfun ausaruler,' •
who smiles at _
No. 48 Peansylranta - Arenas, instal that she"
hae been bal far the last Di ; thehad, tali sides,
was perfectly smooth say hair; :when she cm
'utauced using the Beetonthe. She . has'tow need a hotthe
lad plata a bottle stflair restorative, and las audit rev.
larly ter the last six mein. • Beelsead isMnr.pactsetly we!
s ari with • thick
sop ornew hair, tirconral strong, as any
one ton ice by calling. him Alexender'has,m adeetizos
'to the publiestkra of thatestehurtects._ .
-I em a brother of Mrs. Alexander, wbose'stetemeut
!a written out abore, and know personally - that the- state
ments themela nude are antrott,- •. - • A. Sr DAY, T,
Pittshuret, 8ei:217, isaz. • 25 Fourth street. - ;
DR. CLEM IL ii:11111211, Vilidesale and Detail Dragghtt,
No. 110 Waal street, earner of Virgin alley, Pittsburgh, PA;
oci2kilew
AV. fieraltria.—lt le dos - to Ekes 'Pstrohnan
data hit beenhaawa to camplately - eradicate wary wastage
of this dreadful dLiesse in lest thus than say other mow*
and at less cost arinaanwpiezios to the patient. - -
The Mu:sends Dread:llo4w la the lands of the grope.-
tar, away alibi& are hum well knows citizens of the city
of Pittobrogh audits hannetinte wicinity, go to ahaw-olesaly
sad beyond ell dna; that Eau's Paste= is a medial-at
of no co mem, not only se a load remedyl n Turetry
cle,-Sharsatices,'DaTfacrs, Loss of 5i9214 - trat. swalusble
internal remedy, !writing ths jnyeettgagng pbystdans, st
well as the suffseing patient, to become acquainted :with its
• .
Those hosing a dread of. mixtures - are axons& that this !
amtai medicine is a pareir rtL asells bottled:Ott - flows front
Thefolfowing =Voids aPaPdrialLihicl,4
afrN. 'Y., and bean date Allgood2, 5852, to Wick
venekd:the artiikategfazurap.
may is tenth certify, edit. I Laze been so badly of
-Meted with Berofola far the last. aseemyears that mutat the
time Mare teen unable to attend to mg kind - of business;
'and ninth of. the time unable to walk and manned to my
Led, and hive been Misted nearly all the time by . the hes t
eem COuntry afkads; occasiormlly got loam re
! *k him 'u tt ewe, and continued togrow worse until I)r root
_
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reecaoremaled me to try the Petroiatom or limetteil,as !Me
rese bad foiled.. sedilWithout faith at first, bat
ellt was astemiebisq; it ttmnir the 'lobate tot& =dim
at awe, and at once began to grow.tetter; mat by ming'
wren bottles I bare sot a ear worth t Ba ss detof&llan:
UM - NANCY M.43AEXPE. --
Thle may certify that Ildriels;en incirednted wit/ alines
Entredenm, or Bock 011, fot more Man a year; : an lions re.
CVwitnessed Rs • cb... effects in the =roof. lido-
O= and other disessen Sas "Lich itasrecommendest,.
and can with eonedergeo recommend it to be a_medlefnewor-
Thy °Yalta:dm; cad can safely lay:that adze= bas attimd
ad Its use whim et/1g Medians bad , -
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Pits* by al gleprciggliFyrh!;l4aboryAt: 1542711-7
OIIVO 014-10 basketa,! pinta and -ottiorta,' for sale,
'whams', and retail, br J. LAMY k.
nov3o Grocers tad Teo Dealers.
11,1 - R 1 Clialt (ILDSH.--10 bble. zroadved sad tir tabs by Mc . '
11 gallon barrel, ai 25 cents la Yahoo - • -
deeT Levrax-* &., No- 265 la.*
itlMllaTra AND LABD—Atasys sa tumid tuat Ra"
F
salt Lszd at 1234 coats. - J. LAVELY k
Ns. 265 Lllatzty street.
etl 11t.14 BUCK WHILST iwutt— ln Leeks of ell, mxe~
I," In store 'aid far see by • " ' ; J..•LAVELY -CO,dee7' - - t"; Ihn ^lis Llbeity street..
.:CIRESIT OYSTERS-0f the beet ;quality, daily- received
_ll2 frusit Baltimore. - Can $1.00;-half eau - 60 amts'
dea ' 1- LAVELY 4k CO, lie. =6 - Liberty st.-
IaTANTED--Tinie Bills on 4% - noinr..l ‘ L o om or N tm -
T Woo& TI/OMPSON BYILL.it
Ssrbante.Brukens,
ncral corner ni Third and hisrketeireets.
150LiCalki C LA Y — L a more, ou cutuskor
ma; sad will be sold Calibers! terms, by
TA61174 IIAGOIRE & DANT,
dewll2 &wad ilreet.
•
A 111le CASES IdAUEISA AND YOICr WL. , 4-Ott
IL
hind and min be sol 4 low, to dote a t-
TAAITE. 11ACIUBLE E,
20 MIL& lid. 1 TIVI I VON ILKIL2INO -• •
b bbla. No. 12rtutsed Shoui gabby- ••
t %LYE, -
. deeb
112 Seca:a street
E M MIEW I rsiVIEWAttbANNitit
= , gg Chinotgatta i Haas, Collars, U
a tlevw, Cap.
sadamst &slim:abe silks. • , • '*- deed.
Agents Wanted. •
1 1°- SD ec rPnt in TS, th.C = lll 4 llM order tr al
von and " pus free through the malla."—See sow. }lca
lation Na paned at the Last maim of Cons,
,tildnaa JOHN C. RITES,
• &Mies traebnaton Cite. •
pc,KENT --11. deslrabl• truss story .Uveloog notate,
...arrezureciosul be goof eieuittiory wititgas fixtures.
boll =a, tr., Whom* on the currese of. Bourth.street azol
Cluny (No. LSO.) Will be method at the low rube wf
V=o a jets, WI the let ofdpill asst. At provost ooeuplial
by W. W. Irwin. -
S. MEW= & 1305, oimend Amts..
• ' - 140 Third street; near Smithfield.
Land: Altimer sad ems.. for Lucas : Mg
Lands In the West. .
iND he thi punbasta sal —'- of land Warrants,
Paul% Manama. and Pittsburgh, Pehraybraula, ••
Pia du Maned a auuseatots with- Maas.
Conway 2 Pi at Pt hail's, hilestacta, Ibr the above
hisaans.C.AS N., basi been u settal in the Par
Wart a Dumber of ran, sad being practical ourvoyuna
every reliance earl be placed an their integrity gal pro.
dance in the matter of puseteuring ar lands.
J 1.31 . 81. .T -Wad
/VDT • • TON N : • MIMS • •• • -
A 'X' A SPECIAL of the .NEPTONE - 7111.3.
_lOll COMPANY, held cot Satan/sr et gait& December 4th,
the *Mowing Rocantloa was anatittecauly adopted: • •
Rambort, That the Compez x r to meet text EatorrH
der arcolag, etr th e parpom of ed up dm appetites toe*
City, aa deem it utterly to bold cmamr longer,
oar Mg to Doe ectOditkaM Or OTErbOUM. -
mare, mei member or the company m eadmankr ter
•/,'" ' al WI. ID akti '° br . e 0 2 . 204484 ( 4WD* /62 . 4tinbie
.
db[6 ter ...
H P 110IP ID SI OR J. T.'lWllll4l IC
FaOTlLD_respostrally babras tai ettliagarof mamma
sad ty, that - b. b3l pentaussany Ideated Mae .
t Plttadanti i to give lemmas cm Puma, emu:o altar
,
sad la
.a=ft al the . Itaitc Etarat ar IL - Mars, n.
ifelkaOr, Id= 0 . innzioh will be AccalsPUT attoaded fa.
• Hs saspattay tenders tds padasstanal ;lenient to all ital
may favor ban with •at . _ .. : . .
saLs atitn3Ptigi: oxy:nork°39Cduenty4l424Theare'sefink!
nada Waltz.
Western Insurance Comps34; , PittOurgh.
R. KELM; Jr., President •I F. GORDo,4,'Becrdirri:
• CAPITAL, 11400,000. , "1 • • •
APinsure agaltaat all kinds of risks, MB and IdA:
I L LIE. ,AU Imam will kat liberally adjuatod• IwidV
A J Institution, managed by tomer= wbo Ago lila
known in the comrannity, and elm' are determined,' by
pramptnem and liberality, to maintain the character wbkh
. 11 E7 love 4311 Unalt oarthsz the beet protertion tallow
who desire to be Insured. • •
JrR.. Jr.,"C. likketacko, J. W. Boller,
N. Bau, W. Pailtb,4l Thrown, George W. Jackson,
Wm. Id. Lyon, James lappendbit, George Dors* James Mc-
Auley, Atlextualer Ntmick, Thomas ECOU.
11111.. Wks, No. 92 Water street, (Warshouse of Spartg
Cci., up stably) Pittsburgh. . utrtgidsly,
SSW C.A.B.PEr STOKE! ••
, •
• . 47 Filth Street, near Woods
nig and pad daily ranching, an entirely nor and * conk.'
pieta amortinent or Imported and anncricem CAltPrr
DOS, OIL MOTELS, whkb Bre odared at the buten
enati prima Purchasers sre , solieital to cell • mid examine
our stock,ameisling cf—. n . • -
'Velvets and Brussels;.- - - •
' Tepatry Brussels; • • '
Prnted Tapearles: - • '
Butes sad Super Timm Ply;
do do ;
; Tank
Tana! audPlaln Z en n -
- - •
Low Mind Ourketbsgs r. Montan! BtatrOil Cloths; Cocos
and Boman Match, Rags, Mass, nubs sad Made Obvert.
Viludow. Endes, Venni= Blinds, Sub Rods, am, . 11 e-, of
evverttenetpum -- :• - uottivacor a-co.--
Lot• In thakherad tor SaLit.•
riebeanntal Tract of Lend, harmony to Ct e
tiathrick estate, zetiotrdng the :endgame of late
Awes Atwood, oat Pentegyintals Avenue, will be sub.
added into Acre and offeftd for aft en non ss s plot
Fyearapazt, no property bee been offered in Wenn.
riulzasesahig equal inducements to persons Zen:roue of
invenummts in real estate. Being . situated In the
ftidat mf one of tbs. moat delightful eonnicadtles about
littniumb, there lots axe partientaziy desirable for private
ftsidaftees; while thetr.eise, and tae rapid extension of tbs .
City in that dinetion, attired an opportunity for vocal:aka
to pewits wbsi maybe . disposed to subdivicie them Into
!mall Lopi.. Po: tonna, enquirs cif NITLILLIIS OP.,
deeT 6 3bartL street.
Private Diessaes._ -
' DIL BROWN, No. 41 Dlawnd Aniii . *Allo;
Totes his entity attest/kat to an aloe Prattles - -
:His business 14 manly endued to Annie
naffed Diseases, and such paten] arsenous, -
brought on by Izapudener, patted Indultam exed exam .
Ur=is'al= Rropttans, Gonorrhea, Gleet, eltetenne,
iwne of the Sto od, with all DUNE.
see of the Via: mini Oro. Ditessek Erci;
time, Tette; Itiagnana, MeeeterOil Messes, tinoitud Weak.
Dm, impotency, Piles, Baseamattna, Female Wasknesa,
ffiontbly Buymisices„ DIMAS of tin Joints,' Fistula in
Sag Nervous Aliankets, Pates in the Reek and Laos, led.
talon of the ffinidtcr sad leittenn, sozcassfallytresuc—
laixteengaa" ean' Mei* (oil bit this —72 eralleatrilm," -
to afar assonineso of spsed7 Can tO The
Oft* COI Petrel* onnsitation Ninny Cl;iitincened
10•ClariPw,atoderats; ' ' Inertedniely
- oi . • .4.,:1:w.r. : 74 . 4.4.#.• 0 .- ; 7 . •
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THEM=
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C. roerra
Alti- Dome open at VA o'clock; Jotfornixte• to eft :o m m
4 7 o'Clock. • .
JIM- Sects !mg te second st the Box 'Wee &trip; the .
a. wittxrat stoup. •
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Tenth night of fluseagszeineat of the relit/natal
In& actress Mn. FAltat£l.
SM. Mn. PAILIII2I as ?damn and Lvearsrla Buzau 1 •
'reD Esurco, December 9tb,1852, the per So n. tomes .111 '
eccuotoce with KnowLs'ar s or n • . I
WISE
1112ra.;
JareitsDame ' MIVOLIbert.
To ccattede with the aatOsUent Drama of -'
- • lacuna Bosom-
• •• • ttre4Gol.
/fir ... - utrellutjant -* DeskeilL;
Tll.llll4lollteartlindi s Vs.
• •"'• r"!*"•
BAH B-GA-GA H-BO Vara,
• aid&
- . ' • • •
diUTP =a ornswAy mom •
I`l7—detirer TWO . UirTl=ll re the Religione Peitee. -
Cantmotties, Customs, Poetry. is.; of the North Amn.
cur Indians, at the lifisonc ILSLL, oa "I EfURSDAT sad
maw EPLNINO9 Decal:lbw Oth sad .10tZt. • •
• Ile will glashata the Poetry of the Tract "b - suagratts-..
=saber of their choice pieces. . ••
Qat, &MAY sift be dressed Es Oak goripususstosse, se
caws Olf HIS TUBE. - • - , .
Dears pppi 256 : 1 4 ile2urs - to ec222=2. 23
Tau.44:4222 - 320;91ii2u25. 1 - ;:34 4213
AOW. /L1111:111111NO, at 'A21:11MELIII BALL, labarty
elmt= zld lsch. t w eet ... cif
al lir rmar ft#4 V i go eon • '
meA
beaniitintly fmisimd- Minn Ames
ting•ilarg
fbr a abort seaman, - RAYNE%
Gigantic Panorama& entitled . " • - ,
A VOYAGE To - -
Embracing roagnltlecni aims of Bost* its umber, Hall:
tax, tba ALtantia, Kim Hamm LiyetyOol,Ylte
-
.crystal Palate of the .World's Bahl
trefunlastar Abbey; LONDON, from the Thames,
ander Um Efilgea, ;fad DIAVIAcifol of l ls
TIINIM ( 4 Dirciainatad, and bolt tamka at Oft
teintiftl EMS EHLNE- - - .771
An ExbibltSon on WEDXMDAY and ITITUBDAT
ATTERSOO3IB, at 3 o'clock; '' • - -
.iza,„ Ad:W=4nm tents; ea:Urea under' twelve - 15 easta -
B - Doors open at GM; Panoranutoccoluaracantarizqg at
SPECIAL NOTICES;
H. giirgool.Dinitlit;?(Noteeme 9f
tker W.B141114.) No. 144 lianitbbeldfit. " way
- A. 0. D.—kreets abare tbe a/41W Telepapb
0115ce, canter of Mint azoi Wad arab, • fibs.
day a - mktg. - - • ;-::•"": • sP2S
. 7 r NA ire • - .
P I V 4141201 W. Umigli;Nc.:V39,.-LigitikatOrteet mei
.Nredneedsy "tech* SA.washtastuna ttan,l7o6ll , •
• CIL TE.&.--iortbsteatOaccraMcala_Pittg- - -
at.bo cents go to the,l'eltin Tea Store;
N 0.38 t a l4 street,whrre the vat7"bestoll34. eod aria,
/. 0. 0. 8.--Pheyi-of mating, Walbgzeatil4
(tee'' Wood steeet,lietwean fl fth street and V • •
Prriseams Lacsa4 No. Sift—Meats *very Tuesday 011:111g..'
lizioarztu ltocatiworr, llrot azd third'
Friday of each month.. • - - • • ••• • frase...kly
11:WT. P. PUBFD • BERG, Dental , ear.
igetart.--30. lbl 1311.11 stmt, f fav &oat aboe•
thattlitalaL Mee op guilra - Dx.E..hubstutiCengsttedirah_
taw tosabibillsoard at Dr.linDthm , at Whemillig, laz tbilist
AsITNA. - INS ICIBJUNCE, ZOMPABY, of -
they liartibrd, , Conzu—espitat &Da, $3C0,00:1;
sets $489,171 Office at the-Ittiabacgii Agency in the Stan
Boom stli"Cardi room* fa Wood sheet.- •
tar4it _ 11:BIWON. Agezt-.
orns! Cornett Cornstli A mit mans peri-, -
UrY :I n a are dread-tally tormented with emus. . Amuds
remedy will be found in Dr. Coma% Coax Pusm, Par.
are by Dr. OEO. B. KEYSER, 140 Wood street..
retail et 1:2, sad ^S eta, per box, suPS:
sckaLo4 opit pt.-mil at. txuatcar,-04.18.,
c-_ spe
'clumnberthe.o . —comer. TLir d arid Maikai atnir_i;
(third floc* Pitiattorpic„. • P.l3ooDNOtrail. Ptarti.
cal Accountant, .t.c.; 8: SPKtiCKI3,' Astodata. Addm% r .
P. B. PPlCiaalt, Principal Tuathor Writinuand 'Coto.;
nicrcial Corraspanikooe.. Zoo extendad untie* tit another -
column.
li
g 7•-• lit TAINS ' Cart/ate- Ilaterleelly
• • '
1- 5` Curtain Trimming, of evert derelptiary Wurniturel
l'inshety Beveatelles, te e law end Muslin Cmtains, N. Y.
Painted Window Bbielee, eile (asked, Oneida Piz*
tc,wLo and retail. -• • •W. IL CILIUM, •
• ao. 169 Chem!. Wee% actor My Ptdiede= i ;
Carte= Made and Trimmed Le the very new
State Mutual FisibialloaralieeVisaapn
theK my.—s afer ilarriatarg, Pe. limhal .t.M0,002: De red:
on/7•
far the dames of prawn:4 has an ample capthel,
and afrarda =peril= advantages ln point ofebespaes, sat/
sad ammaraadslica, m ray_aad country mercbs
L zda mod
oancrielaolabel derMaaaadcomary fro Per kr.
A.suk P P R , aim=y,
uranch 0016.4simmeid at., Plasbargh;
10' .1111.11erla Window Shaul. 2Liuszalbe.
tory CORKER OW =MD- ANL, AERIE STS., z -";
PIaLA.D.ELIIIIIt. ..Or motto iy t‘ Qtd &der cad Swag
PrOfde
Store, Church, and Lodge Roam SIIABE.4, Made Ina
era- Dealers and °Osman, prritzd to give as a ail, biti• .1. -
Lore parehathig elsewhere. ••G. L VILLE:Et & 4" •
atclitian • S. W. corner Second and Ash eta, Ma. ;= -
1931.1.611 P
oli DAGURMICICOTAPICS:.-1 ,
10 ' 14st einica Buildings, Third street • Memsms&am -
In all kinds of weather, from BA. 16- to gab& -
sceniato artistic and animate likenessoinlike and vastly
- parlor to the common cheap dagatternxdspes, at the Writ*
cheap nricea r tg:.,-v, 5 1 , 35 end nywartl, fag to,
the Ms and of cm or alma. -
.11ottrs for trosn 11 A. 3Llo 2 • •:",::•%.•, •
14. IL—Lammas I:knacker dmead pawas ttlntStaiwg -
Aitt • • to • your Iloirsoa~Oh. ttorre L t
tkey HEATH POWDIsB.--Tials prattler is uttered to lbw g
pubik al& guaranteed epre - ho th e brayer ht harm, ctal to t`
the only youlkiso &town adapted to that purp:aa, Parini
been need, lit the p Atata . vder*Ltr . metke 4;4 the proprie
tor for the last .area year& The utter be=
'fifths! noalo - the bone. 5 , 3? /acts' when
with this omit= dinsari, should:induce every coo haring!
arab to apply intuudiately.tarthia retool): 'rut asulrbob,l
tale and retail at Tor, KSYSKIII DeurStritichlib 140 i -
jyZaLlhr - curitorof Wooist,aod
UrAßNlCllB,3aties to, the Head: fiat ell ' •
esehle db.:items than theme, atedpertos,
heady teamed, without pathestaooaT - •
Au, Priatipel Audit the Tr; ye!: , •
evanaltekat..99 dteL eltetet, Ph.pattelphis, from 9 .A.;31: to - 3;.
. , TLirteen ring of eloeiivdatmceihihileitled ate:tilde ;
• lamb etspwiel pheztioe his enahheLtdia ta raw:path
treatatentto such degreeileeceetheihillett the host mai
'finned aad obittnete ceseeffield .11'A steed,tettent.keeto the .
mew palmist. . . . . . 14eitell -
a. a. a5awa5..:—.......»..... • in
10!!_t C.A.l.lla."4lrl4'erslieled --
-
Law doraatarsd la
style at J. C. AadierB...B La the Yratt4eit -:. •
Ccalbetkom7 basiaiess;at Na. 8 Woad street, RSta - .1 . _
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Miring dispelled oi al eattro blame. i. !be Whalatati
Pratttratlnma, to Massa J.- 1 114Sahnos - -- '
.8 Co,I tal e a Irommouseding thacito".Attmemiii..t .
Meads aadcaltcooers; sad hope for thccor. 0;1:F4%0m : ''. :......n
itro Meal patraajorlkatared cm ma. -• _ ~.,.., ar ...'...:„.
jyttf. ... ~ ,
.. . •.. , JOSHUA IllagdalT :., .:
107,rliPel/anorai - Odeon Jadidifge
ia rayacteres Mod Inasbtkainukis.agrasso.fim
box& Ess=l !Rt.; assetiliti nisokeSsil
. Pittsburgh Depot Le1p,114.,4, rossis. - n . 6ll!ad ttarei
- • Itedtankt tad" 9isnorns army Illunalay smasksy.
Western Star loi.go, 24 . "scoada Berl. 11 1adnsaday,
?, Iran City - 10, solids every M=day ainuttos:
Mountklcuials Indya, 110..-3/4 moats netl *am
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tiv e l o thilon Hall, corner.of nth and
Lcdge„ meet! 666:17 Th6311146)61624416& '4
that Hall, corns[ of asilthfiekt and Fifth annsank .
Twin Qty So. 20, mods every Szkbkyonninfor , .
nom= of Leawsk and Sandusky So .
city. •
- •
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WASSOCLlTED.Viianoemeet.arasurawl ,
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ompany of tba City ofiftttibutzik
12,4 Proilitat-1103:102 YEVIESTAsemotry
lazarbagabsO 178 E and of at
kinds. Ofies: Manoxpbelz !kook 80a.-12‘
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WA. L. 11.0.5IIELLLsecreta74 7, f'•••• , ..toti i
Office:, 94 Frater'SzycOmtaaaJtaadmirneeti
- Logan% HULL ad CA ll ool4o4o4o.ohiCatid Mu&
sipptitlyers ani-tritutartea. •
insureet sgalnatlon arDipsner w ly:lhs. • • •
ALSO—. 4 th.
elngio.PecOsJ:e An, sad. Wad Nirrti
-G6, Russel,- =crossLaximir, Sr., -
/3Ni:slay,' ' ••• gmrasel IL 21604. . •
Itobert Dttulap, - Jr.; D.DchsTela,
B. Likrbasfgh, • • - Primes
Ediyard neemSet,A4 ,J. Seloottmakni .
!alter Bryant, Santurl Bea -
11 -7 1•PlItattrisefilr Life iturorstace.Cetotpaii '
'tkr. .- OR PIT I SMaGII,- 1,44--Cuint#il,Yl,l),P°9l,-
. & ..Presidecrt: JAILIZ' S. LIOONv
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Vim Prmktott,t• SAIXOEL it'CLAN . . •''
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. ' Vreosurdr:'JOSlZPlt P . LP.l;(pt : '• -'-. ' - ' 2 ' :: ".
~ . • Secretary: e'.A. COLTON, ' =
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• thmec, - No. AS Pim fitturr,:szt.limato rattrnita..` i• -- .
This Cactipsay =keg 4iencry-.19,,7;),tt0:01,-!---
ionneetedwitti =ankh.. • , ._ .
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'-- Mutual rites are the atzuro 12,! - . 44ptotal
,I 0 3 .• ?tzar rev, .7.
ty• conducted o Qcw:o2:lkok. • ,-•- -.•••- -- . •*": z
. :orbit Stock Mika &t. a ilibidiiiiiiiiiianlt6 Mc: '••• - .
tail rabs—apial to Vaddiagialthirolll76: tie I": • :---
massm:l
, t 144 par cent, paid sammillyWihiiemc -, ...,-
Mika tatesioathellnisar.piggollsfaltzki . fol . '.......... :
,f• ; ,augles../Lcbun, ..-..—.. Samosa Altbarkan i :, • • :, , : , 0,..- .'-
', Willtam Phillip% . " Jotus A-• Wilson, -- •-:'-s--.- , 12 - " • •
.•••-nitelltlik ?,,-: - lassaileoet. - '7.% ,: - - zi..i.41 . ,1 . i , ..,
essis; fargale r, - --
11181."7 - .00471481:Man0";
Mu. ass . l exowtcr stens this • It 4
rags • •
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riusin Dip pric?ellitylar Rasta
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VogllJOlT—The woad stimr.ovetout AN% olltZlati•
fm me poetedgka.V,:. 2 7 1 ' •
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OLD AND - iNIII3 PENS ANL! CAACtut-talr 111 1 1 1 KC;
IfrW a reel *ldeals orzatalloce Keysues
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P 4 - 1118 14=1 picatomy. or Plaka.:tau......at.
rlns 4tlgt at , A.- ilm3uS-tt CO.
TareOttli it . im : ittaare AutiliZE4grl!tica Id*
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..mcm-egar , Dultbi;-Jfidertes tea: 2,i
Aa4 No; ieo arsisf a rad Ider(yarZeP6l
rigisnot pasasoz- TICKETS'
• DRAPiS, - .P.ATABLE AS ANY Pidlar-Ede ccse. •
EBAND, =SAND - •
40/•• PaxParttmmin ha t i M i ert ruitEL EVlMArZtetailk
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