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. made that the readiug of their report be postpon
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•• ,• ed until after the nomination should have been
• •
- made: Thie was agreed to.
Mr. Barnett renewed his motion, to go into a
nomination for a candidate for Mayor. This was
agreed-4i, and the President stated be was ready
to receittsuins, imatione.
darrliiiparneti, of, the Second ward,
- - Joasr.:l3. GIITHILIE.
3:-Itohers, of the Fifth Ikard, nominated
5 . A. J. GraDitEN.
The Secretaries of the Convention proceeded
to call over the names of the delegates, and as
the name of each delegate was called over, he
agnetfpeed Itis-preferenoe. The Tote atood as
Guthrie—Tho delegates from the
pirjOificin,"_d, Third, Fourth, Sixth, three from
the" , (Messrs. Barrett, Irwin and Ma
anci.the delegates front the. Eighth and
Ninthlifarder.-=Total, 88. " - , •
For •A. J. GriOen--•The' dolniates front tho - •
-:Fifth, : and delegates.from the Bernath w4rd,: .
(Missrs. - bpxireyeaq - cuid Fe4well.)—Tqlni; 7 1
The Chairthan announced th4-41i113...-'l3Writ-d
MESE
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itIEST. glib= PUILLIPS
''.4-Eastor *Mips, Editors & Proprietors.
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est and zniticante4 Lithely business transactions, era.the
only authorized 'agent:sin the cities of Nov York and 'Boston
for the. !dorsal/a P.l.s They are authorized to receive Ad
vertisements and Sutiseripilons for us at our -usual rates.
Their melpts are ropuzied u ;imprimis. Their orticu are at
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sorros...rop knizona..E.
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uiyeu ..erprpona to PIUSYLNG OF All Oa IC
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We will pip a go od prico for copies of the Morn.
ing.Post of.ths,foilowing dates, :. October 29,
1832; liovember4.l and 11th, 1852.
SPEEOII: OP . HON.: J; GI.ANOY JONES
We are idebted to the Hon. J. Glancy. Jones,
the able an intelligent Representative in Con
gress-from the Berks' district, for a' copy of his
speech deliveredin the Hcuse of Representntives,
at Washington, on the
_Mb inst., on the subject
of the Tariff. We heartily coincide with Mr.
Jones in the views set forth in this excellent
speech,•and we Only_regiet that we have not
roortitn:publish- it in full. Beaks county truly
proud-of such a Representative as Mr.
Jones.
NOMINATION TM nAiron.
The Democratic Convention met yesterday,
apt]; by,annanimons vote, Jam; B. Gcrinctrataa
nolnlnatßd for Mayor.
`. !! 3r'his nomination is what the people desired and
• 3 7 at they expected. Under his administration
)l
*Ml4y haat been safe, and the duties of Chief
•'-yilagiskrate have been discharged with vigilant
v e 'Y to the protection of all classes and all
_partibs. His efforts have been directed to the
furtherance of good order in our city, ana.a re
formation of the irregularities that crept into our
• police system under former administratione.—
'That ho will be elected we have not a doubt, nor
do we doubt that the people will rally with en
thusiasm to his support They feel that they
owe him a debt of gratitude for redeeming the
city from the barbarous rule under which it was
- governed before his election, and they will not
desert him: now, to place tine in.power who only
lOoks to tho emoluments of office without math
consideration for the welfare of the people.
•• The . Convention of yesterday placed a man In
.- - •
nomination who has never failed to perform his
•
duty; and who has on all occasions been prompt
to perferin it, irrespective of party or personal
considerations; and so "long as he is retained in.
office by-the people, we are certain that he will
paraue the same honorable coarse.
DEMOCRATIC - CITT CONVENTION.
The Democratic City Convention convened at
eleven - o'clock, yesterday morning, in the Su
preme Court Room.
• .The Convention was walled to order by M. C.
Mu.r.tais, of the Third ward, who moved that
Hon. W. ,W. Loris, of tho Seventh Ward, be
called to the Chair, as presiding officer of the
Convention.: This motion was unanimously
adopted. a
The following Vice Presidents wore then nom
inated, and elected unanimously; ANDesw Scorr,
of the Fifth ward; JosEra WEcus, of the Ninth
ward ;. 1I saris LrrLE, of the Third ward, and
Jauss D. Ifazux, of
. theSixthiaard.
A. .1. Dares, of t h e First ward, and Dr. Sew
roc Dawintra, or the - Second ward, were cites,
en Secretaries. ,
Some difficulty was experienced in collecting
• of the various-delegatea, when it was
14. e !times" 4f4e./Mest-41A-rePcirte4,
ifOro49l . :Pist, of 'Wechiesilci'moriaiiii,
_Askew asike'ibA of Delegates oven on,
...'''Nlettyeett-to such corrections as _Avoid be made
Sy - the- delegates. yhe motion was`agreed - tp,.
following. Het of delegates retvi:
Wilson; Jahn M'Faziane, Mie..104,1
,q/cSteltil, A. J. Danna. James Dunlevy.
•-, , Sore sta Witiol—Stannel Dilworth, James 11. Invin,John,q.
. • • Devitt, Win. 11..SmIth, Michael Roman.
JlLLtitshalFrriti, ci i : an Dann w ,
T SIsrU . a Lytle, M. C. Milligan,
:Zara it. sat. Joseph Watt, J. F. Kerr. Co
hitabits Wist.Jobn Devine.
RfTh itackln, Andrew Scott, John Tsylor, H.
J. Bogota
Binniughtutt, Jae D.Henh Joseph
liughes, Win. C. Res, Wm. A- 141 e.
shekth Aloorheail, Stephen barns% W. W.
trvitOcrhn sin an, Joseph reltwell.
Flannegin, C. alarm" S. Pratt,'
tt
M a ul 1 1 :F= p h Weeks, Tho Bowler, Patrick
Xolien,Jotiall B. Poor, Leapold Higt a: r r. . •
Several pfctbe delegates being absent, it was:
moved- that the delegations from each ward .
should be.eriip'owered to 511 all vacancies. The I
name 4( . 4. Cassidy was substituted for that of
MichnelAPAtein, in the First ward; Charles Bar.'
nottathatitited for Michael Keel:inn, in the gee
ond - 49**Vohn A. Parkinson, substituted in.
place of Bell, of. the Fifth ward"; ,and
Ittooli4iihianorubstituted for 'Joseph Pirating.
ham - 101 - ilie Sixth ward. •
The Convention' having been permanentlywr- - .
ganizr,d,,the Chairman, Mr lama, expressed:his
thinde,ctsittlie . members' of the Convention foi
the hoitottwOnferred, by calling on him to pre,
side over-.their deliberations. The object for,
whiclithisi ,- -vierc• :assembled, the Chairmaia said;
was to nominate a candidate for Mayer off the
of Pittsburgh,. and he hoped their proceed
ings would be-charatterized with great tinanitii=
ity, aid ti . dehire for 'the public welfare—a desire
which
. ...10 4 always characterized the tiiitikifi;
the part,t Witehich they had the honor tabu '
The Walfirtlizid prosperity of Pittiburgh
we hava . iii" iieart, and we should - select some
:man B ell -oitlealatod to minister the criminal law,
. .
and graft* tha lives and property of Our
nr.Berhett, of tlid Second ward, motokatit.
the Grinemstion:proci4 to nominate a eandidatO :
for Mlayor ' The motion , was w~thdraßn, iw
that •19440/*:
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6.ll o:iitri#t* ? i , ✓-1" • ' .l c 9 il itkaiiwillOY "' •
8, - mighebe - sonSideri,d,•-•-'Tf,
'Motion:o Mr. D. was Speed tootrid theOltairl ‘
man appointed the following Committer>
Sohn C. Dunn, George-Wilson, JohwerDititk:
J. S. Kerr, John A. Parkinson; William - A . Li*:
Wiillam Moorehead, Joseph Watt, and Thomil
• S. Rowley.
After the Committee had retired, a motion !
was ziadd, that in nominating a candidate for
themensbers of the Convention should
vote viva voee. This motion was unanimously
• adopted
lut bad received a majority of all null votes eget,
:and was accordingly the Democratic candidate
fol. Mayor.
The rilading of tho report of the Ceixijaittee pn
Resolutions was then called for. :Mr. Dunn,
Chairman of the'Commii*, reed the. followig
• .
report:— •• . .
Regarding the coalmen:lM and manufarturing prceperity
or Pittsburgh, and the reputation of Ite inhabitants, to be
In a great degree deyendantispon the administration of our
municipal affairs, and firmly believing that the present
Mayor, notwithstamimg the 'almost unsurmountable obsta
cle, thrown In his way, has devoted, with unsurpassed Mel-
Pty, all his energies to the mahatestanee of peace and good
corder, to the protection of the Innocent, the rungehment of
the guilty, the arrest of offenders, the security of.property
and the preventiou' of mime.' Tbereibte, pensidetimg thee
the interests and moral character of this community would
be best promoted by the reelectkin of Mayor Gut.kie• :
Be it Resolved, That the delegates Wilds Convention
Inesusly nominate John S. Guthrie as a candidate far the of.
are of M c at the ensuing election.
R4solThat the :OonvenUou .pledge the nominee De
Mayor a gonsna and energetic support, and in this ask the
Democraey's and all good dttrena.puntenance and coopers
ton.
After some little Alsoussion the report of the
Committeevratpaecepted, and the resolutions no
companiiiigit Passed, with beta single diseent
ing vote. _ '
.It was moved and carried, that the officers of
the Convention be appointed a Committee to In
form Mr. Guthrie of his nomin ation.
It was also moved that the President be author
ized to appoint a Committee of two from each
viard, to act ae an Executive Committee.
The Chairman appointed the following gentle
men to constitute the Executive Committee of the
City Pittsburgh for the ensuing scar.
John C. Dunn, George Vilson,
Wm. Bennett, Aug. Feller,
James C. Pettigrew, Alexander Holstein,
Joho Coyle, Dr: W. Werneberg,
Joseph O'Brien, John P. Glass,
Andrew Scott, . Joseph Birminghsth,
- Wm. C. Rea, John N. M i Clowry,
Wm. J. Rose, Bernard Flannegin,
John B. l .Kennedy, Thomas'A. Rowley,
Leopold Hegner,
• • Ur. Jail; on behalf of the Committee, - then
adireSsed the Mayor as follows;
Mr. Mayor, we have been appointed a Com
mittee to convey to you the unanlmons nomina
tion by the Democratio Convention, of Mayor
for this•eity.
It gives me pleasure, sir, to tender to yon this
nomination. It is befitting that I should add,
that the Convention passed a resolution acknowl
edging tile ability and fidelity with which you
have administered the affairs of this city. We
wish yolistreces.s, sir, in your election.
' To which, the Mayor responded.
Cesicrcrares: I thank the Democratio Convention
throughyou. for this kindness and partiality in
thus nominating me for this office. I will ac
cept the nomination with pleasure, and obey
their call as their nominee. I thank you, gentle
men, for the courteous manner in which you
have tendered me- this - nomination. Sink or
swim, I wiR continue to.feel grateful to.the Dem
ocratid party.
On motion of Mr. Barnett, tbo Convention ad
jaunted aine '
Throughout ite sitting, the deliberations of tho
Convention were conducted with tho greatest
good feeling and unanimity.
The Cenens—Ameries and the mother Country
Mr. Kennedy, the superintendent of the cen
sus, states in his report that the largest portion
of the topics embraced in the last census ie
ready for publication, while the remainder will
not delay the.printing. In this document, says
the Boston Post, an immense amount of beams
dart is presented relative to the present state of
Young America, and its population, productive
powers, educational establishments, criminal
statistics, and other things. Among other facts,
it presents a comparison of the growth of popu
lation here with that in the mother coutltry.—
Here, for the last sixty years, the increase has
been about three and a half per cent. per an
num, for the whole period. But in the mother
country, singularly enough, no enumeration of
the population of Ireland was made until 1818,
and that was quite imperfect; end the first cen
sus of fiircurfliiratn was made iii 1801, when It
bad only ten millions and a half. ICow the pop
ulation of Great Britain—England, Ireland, Scot
laisdAY424l4;atol tho islands, persona in
' l ttritivey;l : naVy and the eseisoliZienVir. 7 .7l
amounted to 27,610,886,... viluiniltfsll4otl2l
were pales, and 14,082;814 iirrefenteles. What
an :iiiPalline4teroent on the state of thing.
fatte:ieti - ,: - .pplinlntion of, Ireland pre
'Alit:Xmas MI. to-1841 It *mild at the.
infeig.9ne : ittrient::l l o4**.f!.*Wfor the
*4)i;yaiale. from 'lB5l gte. 7 l ;tieriase - was
mussi"—:". .(liminelien of 'tiro per cent. per
ea twenty per :cent. fa. 'the entire ten
yea*. The wholk:lointlation of Great Britain
and.greland has - iticietutel In ten years about
half a million ;. laving out 'lreland ft has
:AM/Jed 1,2-16 per , cent. per =nem. In the
tiii*',time the United States have gone-from 17
,p(k),ODO to 28,000,000--or 80 poricent
AripLIGTOISI I O POPULAR LIBRARY.
'rFrom the publishers we have received two
Ittare,numbers of the above Library, viz:
_Essays Fnoxycre Losnorr Tystrs.--SeoEnd Se
rieg .The first volume of Papers from the Lon.
don Times. having met with extraordinary suc
cess in. this country, the publishers have
been Induced to issue a second. The present
book contains Captain Peel in the Nubian Desert;
bletnOirs of Lord Lai:lin:dale ; Alfred Tennyson ;
History of Spanish Literature; Arctic Expedi
tions; Life 6f Sterling, by Carlisle; Lord Clar
'indea and his friends; Dickens and Thackeray;
Grot a. H i st ory of Greeets.; Our Antipodes; Lord
- Hallsrd mull his Foreign Reminiscences; Anti
blograpby of a Chartist; Uncle Tom's Cabin ;
the Dlithedale Romance. 0.
CONPEMBLONB FITZ•BOODLE, AND TIMKEN
. - .
DOES Anvrairiraes or Ms ion Gasnew.—By W.
•
Thar..keray. The Confessions are printed
from Frazer's Magazine for the year 1842, and
."
Some •Passagee,",. &0., from tho London edi
tion of the yeaeltil, 'This is a very amusing
volume, and everyliiPnirer of Thackeray (and
who is not,) will it. For sale by
A. H. English &Co.; Wood-street. - •
•
• Byezzwit' Sties EW.' :Woes. -4t. £iret LOVII,
*1044 W,,OMUree Heart t.lie title oflassiie
:#o.'esi aseeet4 :work, ipttlilisbeitfik
.46 7 1 : 1) XX , P , PN'attlitlim• - ;PrifO'• 2 4 - .owitii
Akio
alsieie the author will be satholent tosteiirb:
forthe volume thousands of readers on Chia We'
water.
...As.a specimen of a column or so of "Argu
lnevis," from this sapient individnal, which wo
And in the Gazette of yesterday morning, we ex
tract theloliowing paragraph :
”Tire are equally in the dark as to them (the
682,000 population of Western New York,) but
supposing that they are not overstated aln the
other case, we know that they are agricultural,
and would have little, if anything, to exchange
With us but Gypsum, while we could have as lit
tle for them, unless we could furnish them with
coal which would, I apprehend, be out of the
question for each a distance, by snob a means of
conveyance."
An agricultural population of 082,000, who
raise little but gypsum, and who do not need any
Wog bat coal I ! !
The discoverer of this wonderfal people who
eat coal.and supply all the other wants of life
with gypsum, desires to control the destinies of
Allegheny county by-his " arguments."
Jot* To Tin Jorraner..—The wing candidate
for Mayor announced yesterday morning that he
did not talk to Barker, and at th e same time in
formed the public that Barker will not oppose
hito. Whether Barker will consider this notice'
complimentary or not, we cannot say, butire
think that the wing candidate would insult M
when he declines to give Mr. Riddle a chance of
being elected.
Des Tuommt-nrTEIX WAY Acsam.—A, Western
paper announces the - marriage of, Daniel Took
er, se4., to
,Jefitima Ann Way.—Utica Herald.
The rrportrAnt ; ; Bir. Tacker £ad. been'run
ove r )3 ' a. n 4l / 1 1,4 1 P. 4 1 4VSaas itti - ther!fore, an
, ,
„..,
Willa SO F°7 NG th : 314" Din
Says Gentleman Bob, es he looked In him glue,
My greatness to jest &coming to peas; ,
For Oattnis I'll beat and a tell to spare, •
And / will be " lila Mono?" theymer:
And what little dirt bis 'dacha : kaki Job .
Will rub ont wheniod4iskysOnitieina l a Bob
vr
The Whigs were *fez ataita Sid again
Because they crewel " inortspetent men."
Bach as R. and WC., and old Mr. &:
But lb look autre Mole, at present, I gum,
Tor I ma a gentleman—not a were Boob—
Only Zook at my pees. says Gentleman Bob.
From M'Clltitock's time to the pzmeat date
.flomiarm Pre had to repudiate;
Dot slime the Whigs hare Improved their taste,
And know a diamond from glass or pasta,
I'll go their man-sans sigh or imb, •
Because Its myself, says Gentleman Bob.
AM when I get high in office, you'll sse
Something like proper dignity;
For Fl! spread myself and my digits • few,
And show the loafers a Wog or two;
With "high falutin" astonish the mob,
AM gin them grammar, says Gentleman Bob.
I'll sum= all kinds of i!vagrans mon,"
And play the donee with each gambling den,
Besiege the nymph's from night till morn,
And llghkon the doggerlas-4,0 a horn;
No one Shall' tipple or hobs-nob,
Unleirrul.tnta, says Oeztleoiln Bob.
When I am Mayor, the standard at ides;
They'll talk bomber of " ItkldLea dam"
Of tho "Good Old Times," tho boys grill slog;
When of sherry cobblers I eras King:
ru give them "deportment" up to the bob,
The real "Prince Ragout," says Gentleman Bob.
NC. and It., and P., withal,
What was it draw) you In turn to tho wall
incompetence, vulgar and low of dever,"—
You did oat came up to my standard, yon sow
A.ll such comMatiana I stick in my DA:
You iroro'nt my stat42ro, soya Gentleman
Then may, you Whigs of every derto,
And go It tha time far the nominee;
It will be vtruliattion enough for you
To help to put ono of my calibre through
Bo 111 have the corn and you th• ooh,—
That's them ►ata, gays °outlet= Bob.
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Condition and Prospeets of the Stenben
villa and India= Railroad.
Under this caption the Steubenville /Arad o
Monday gives some very interestinginformation
which we are happy to lay beforo our readers.
The Hera !Save:
Section 1, which commences at tho lower ferry
immediately below the city, will bo completed by
the first of January next, and ready for the cars ;
2 will be completed this week ; 8 about the 'same
time, probably a week later; 4 will bo delivered
to the company by the 16th of January ; 6 will
be finished about the same time; 8 and 7 are
completed; Band 9 will be ready for the iron in
amonth; 11 will be ready by the first of March;
12 Is finished and 18 will be by the last of Feb
ruary; 14 by the middle of March; 10 about
the same time, 17 and 18 by the first of April
next; 19, 20, 21, 22, by the let of May follow
ing ; 28, 24, and 25 by the Ist of Juno as con
tracts general expire at that time--20 to 41, in
clusive, at the same time,-42 and 48 by the let
of October- - --from this last section, -beyond Lees
bargb, to Coshocton, is to be completed by the
let of October,—be twe en Coshocton and Newark,
three sections have been completed, and the
balance is progreating rapidly, distance between
Steubenville and Coshocton 80 miles, between
Steubenville and Newark 114 miles.
Engineers arc to be placed on the road between
Nowerk.amlColumbus immediately, and the road
completed, between Steubenville and Columbus
adistanei of 148 miles, by the first of January,
1853. IThe4 completea through, it will bo one
of the best roadsin the country—if not the best,
—and hating the advantages of grades, curves,
distances, and a rich and populous country it
will be a source of great profit to stockholders.
New Vona Atrr Ustos.—The miles of the pic
tures of this Institution occupied tbreo dayslast
week, ending on Friday. The first day's silo
fielded $8,887 "the original coat of the picturing
tieconddayessoli4ieldatt,
19,674, the original cost of pictures 501d,2141114ri .
the third day's sale yielded $7,092, Orighbil 4 Mit
of patting sold, 7,939. Total yield of theiales,
$85,743; original cost of pictures, $88,127
loss, $2,884. This was all . for paintings In
addition,- $2,416 was received for ateeland cop
per plates, outlines ottigione, add Wood Cuts.—
The most salable works were "New England
Scenery," by Church, which brought $1,900, and
.cost $540; "Marlon crossing the Poles," by
ilitusey, which brought $9OO, and cost $746 ;
"Mount Washington," by Koniett, which brought
$570, and colt $4BB. •
Dtatittla or BWOMBS 1.11 PLEDIMICTZ COIOIT,
AlD l —The Frederick Citizen , says the fact is not
generally known that in Hat Weer District, in
that county, there Is cot a single slave *inter,
and perhaps not one slave. In Catoctin,
adjoining district, there aro but two stases; lasi
only ono slave owner. In Jackson diatriot, which
was formerly embraced within the limits of
Catoctin and Middletown districts, and which
Ues betireen said two districts, there are but
thirteen 'dates, and seven slave holders. In
those three districts, which contain one-ninth of
the entire population of the county, we have but
fifteen slaves and eight slave holders. The Citi
zen attributes the few number of slaves to the
fact that thecitizens reside in a mountainous peti
tion of country, which has seldom been visited
by an abolitionist •
P/LSOIDSXSTAI. Vora is Sag LUGS SitTO
—The seven States that cast the largest rota at
late Presidential election, were as follows:
New York 522,980
Pennsylvania 888,187
'Ohio 868,688
Indiana .. ............ 182,220
Illinois 165,057
Virginia 129,648
Massada:setts ' • • 127,010 •
1,858,117
: As the total rota .of the Union. le lees the'
three millions) seen , that the. p!t4ii,
ied above 04•7learly three-Mainf the
ithoirr — Ttei 1114- . 4 1 1 1 41 ' 34 ADA 1 . 37
) ototoral ogtlego of thet•:Pn.loB4.:lllblgh -•', 0 441_11011 . 0 . •
~votes... ... • - -
Tho Saatenssentiy Flre.
• , The Cincinnati Enquirer Mates.that at the great
duriamento City ere, MoNulty & Co. and Wm.
MoNulty, formerly of Mansfield, In that State;
were the. heaviest Individual losers, that of the
former beirk $70,000, and that of the latter
$60,000. Other persons, formerly Ohioans; were
heavy loser,. Messrs. Santee!, formerly of Cleve
land, lost $4,500; S. Rattle, formerly of Cuya
hoga Falls, $BB,OOO ; Rhodes & Co., formerly of
Massillon, $15,000. The State Hospital was
consumed ; loss, $55,000. The Democratic
State Journal establishment was totally destroy
ed ; loss, $20,000. The Union injured to the
extent of $7,000.
SMELL NOTES IS VLSOISILL-A bill has been
reported in the Virginia legislature requiring the
Commissioner of Revenue to enter a fine of $lO
in the tax bill of every person passing or receiv
ing small notes in that State not authorisedby
law. = Each person, when he hands in his tax
lie
t, is to answer, under oath, whether or not be
has passed or received any each note. The ob
ject, it appopyis to allow any ohe the priyi
lege. of nalkipiall notes, by the payment of azi,
,anima tax 0410.
, pia= or Ma Ortestrouan.—We learn from:
the Boston Transcript, that Horatio Groom:milk
tfie eminent Sonißtor is no, more. He died on
Saturday morning of a violent attack of brain
fever. Mr. G., was a native of Boston, and was
ia'the 48th year of his ago, - at the time of his
Honda ?Salim, colored, who killed
Foin New York ° 41 t4W nightte4° ' s
when at,
Irk by several of them, hu been diaoherg4
y the coronet's Oqnest on the groFnd that
Mod in self ; Ortet(S•
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4. ••••
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.tplacs: . it-Netoi and: ZUNl:tatty
Hon. P. Kennedy, Secretary of the Navy, has
received a rote of thanks, from the workmen at
the Philadelphia Navy Yard, for rescinding the
- • „
order themrequirtet to go to work at sunrise.
A eititeg Of Wheeling last, week purchased
1,000 tarkejs.to he shipped to the Baltimore and
other eastern . markets. A few days ago, a drove
of 800'turkeys 'from Ohio, bound east, passed
through Wheeling.
In the Criminal Court, at Washington city, on
Saturday, the charge of a severe .assault by the
Hon. Senator Borland, of Arkansit's, on Mr. Hen_
nedy, of the Cent= Bureau, in the Capitol last
session, was submitted, and the Senator fined
,
$lOO and 4easts.-
An earthquake occurred at St. Ingo de Cuba
on the
,27th', nit r ., destroying a number of build
ings.
At 7 o'clock. A. M., of the Bth instant, two
men and a woman were publicly executed by
the garrote at Havana, for poisoning a Mrs.
Eowle.
Capt. David White, of Madison, Indiana, has
cleared.slso,ooo this Beason in the hog trade,
and it is said his prospects at preient are that
he will clear $lOO,OOO more before the season is
over.
Hon.,Abbott Lawrence, of Boston, bas made
a donation of $5,000, to purchase food and fuel
this Winter for the poor of that city.
During Friday night there was a severe gale
at Nett' Yorle, and seieral vessels dragged their
anchors..'
Daring the present year the receipts of the
American Roard of Commissioners for Foreign
Missions, emennted to W99;708.
CoL Robert B l'emple, of Albany, has been
appointed Adjutant General at New York by Gov.
Seymour.,
' Judge Warden, of the Hamilton county (Ohio)
Probate court, daring week before last issued
Ilse hundred arid_ twenty-eight marriage U
.
ceases !
The Nei Vork Herald's special correspondent
writes front Witatington that letters had been re
ceived from Dr. Gardner, stating that, having'
obtained %strong additional proof of the valid
ity of his claim, he will shortly return to Wash
ington. •
Several persons have been arrested in New
York, for , passing false tokens, or worthless
bank bill!. A young man .named Bradley Free
man, and his father, Horatio Freeman, were ar
rested, the latter having passed several bills on
the "N. X:Exchange Bank," which were Worth
leas, and &package of bills on the-Farmers' and
Mechanics' Bank, of Georgetown, D. C., (there
being no inch Bank) was found in their house.
Freeman said be received them from C. B. Hun
tington, a reputed Wall Street Broker, who gave
him slooo,worth of them to purchase grain, &o ,
In Canada.' ,, Huntington was arrested, and sev
eral broker& were discovered to have been de
frauded by representations from Huntington
.that they would be redeemed. It seems also, ac
cording to the allegations, that he induced
Mr. J. A. Patmor, a broker, to consent to re
deem them, by promising to deposit with him
$3OOO for the purpose, and stating that respon
sible parties in Newark, N. J., were interested
in them. He thereupon commenced redeeming
them, having a check for $lOOO on the Farmers'
and Mechanics' Bank of Rahway, signed by one
Wm. IL clarlr, of this city, but on presentation
of the check, he was informed that there was
no money to meet it. Mr. Patmor, therefore,
made complaint, and Huntington was arrested
and held to bail in $6OOO. Patmor is said to
have lost $BOO by the operation.—PAlTade/phia
Ledger.
GIGANTIC RAEU.OAD Barnes rs
There is a railroad bridge; on the railroad be
-1 tweet' Leipelo and .Nttrembergh;; which exceeds
anything of the kind constructed. The foundav
tion was laid in 1848. It is built principally of
brink, sandstone,,being„tesed in the _foundations.
There 114_4 suCcesston'ef arehtiticitie above the
other, haiing.the -- appearance of colonades; when
viewed front is distance. The bridge is. 2,060
feetlD 4esigth„ and in the center nearly 800 feet
htgb, - eitending scrawl a deep valley near the
lown - Of inuff.4. -- ACtlie_.trentre . only two, lateldretesteekr;l6(l - teitliiligtb! - effaig , One".
`abere-ahe_Otber:,? -. :rart - of the time 2,000 men
WeiiittiPloYed-tipo*lt,''seid the work continued
beerliVe yesisi..Thr.'"whole cost of the bridge.
• treigi;oooAoo,: - • : -•
l'itasoraz..—To save sundry known and tut
-knowsitriends :!hit trouble of Writing any more
lettenfsolleitlng lcmnsorgifts of *l,OOO to 810:-
000, the editor or thei Tribune begs leave to slate
ise half not unide $lOO,OO by a .. epecatation in
city.triTestote—its, indeed, he could -not well ,
have lione, scab* that he novae' owned $lO,OOO
wurtlii nor bought any on speculation in bis life.
Should ever make, any such haul lIS lieoeeme
to lutiothe creditor, he will give all hi - 1i friends
earliptoliilo notice. that mix one may have a
fair start-
At piesent, however, the probability
of Sin - =siting any sash sum is not visible, even
to 4004 faith.--.N. Y. Tribune.
Piot gitroloy.t How too is tormented
VALTIMORR AND ()RIO RAILROAD OM
4sore Pairrortsn.—lt has been found necessary,
notstrdlistandicg the great reluctance to do eo, to
pottpons - the contemplated formallopeningct this
Areas,work to the Ohio liter, from the Ist to the
ef.January. This, it is stated, is in come
qtearee of tho reception of many letters from
Wheeling stating they could not possibly be
ready on, the Ist prox. Mr. Swann therefore
card a meeting of the Board on Saturday, and
theXacts -coming before them were of such anti,
as to induce the postponement —Baltimore
t 4
101217.811 to Cana.—lt may be news to the
tat,."tl" readers to bear that men are en
gefrUl it; importing Chinese into Cuba, as la
borers, end as substitutes for African slaves.—
Tetthonsand of them are already in Cuba, and
- giftgeneral satisfaction. They cost $lB5 each
.14V them there, and the planters pay them five
doll= it month for two years. Six thousand
mai, hate been subscribed for. This may be an
it&rtant businese inita effeot upon slavery.
Thos. Denny Sargent, of Washington,
Kiltllithes a notice in the London Times, stating
t*itilMatters in dispute between himself and
044Frezisont, in relation to the California pos
s*, uf the latter, have been amicably settled
itittlithat he has been paid by Col. Fremont the
ottin,cf,- *25,000, which has been paid over by
-IL, to Col. Benton on account of the put.-
Sargent relinquishes all claim to
•.* %O.
4Arivo BOOS ron JANUAILY.—The January
dutiber this-popular monthly has been reoeiv
-414 ouffrietid Gillenfenny, 70 Fourth street.
etildethits usual amount of reading matter, it is
41tabelli died with no less than five splendid en
-
kra*ingfff
Ilt,smaroob ros Dxametuta.—The same pop
ho, homte has received the December number
of,Blaaktrood. It is also for sale at Miner &
SMithfield street. •
1 ".• ; -
tar 4• Will street broker has been arrested
4n,tiew .York, charged with passing noteton.tio
tlHOus Blabs, by which he' defrauded several pek
sons oneof $B,OOO. In the prisaner'irpossession
were found bills of various denominations on the
Citizens';Bank, Washington, D. C., Merchants'
Think, Anaconsti, D. C., and a large. amount of
thb Farmers and Merchants' Bank, Georgetown,
D.,10., all of which are worthless, there being
not,snob banks in existence.—Bald. Sun.
ounttm. - ---Mr. James Tweedle, living on
Itesident's Island, near Memphis, was murder
iotone day last week by one or his sons, not
MOM al& 14 years of age, who made a foil eon
fettelom His father having whipped him, laid
d4wn. Mid went to sleep, when the son seized as
rid-and drove it into his skull.
litucetoluinv or Henrr.—An attorney, about
taihrnish a bill of costs, was requested by his
elfent-tittaker,'"to make it as light as he could."
gi*r f .ropuid attorney, nthat's what you
may say to - your foreman, but it's not the way I
fudta'my breed."
atop tiering for the militia
has ha far been successful that no less than 80,-
000,1eut uf.the 60,000 wanted have' been enrell.,
"1,1 Alkouty thirteen of the fifty-two counties
otEnglend and Wales,' have furnishe4 their full
quOtir-'
MEE
ERNE
Pillalatelal Fraud.
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/NO X 413 12117 Shouldin. without Them .
Sap We speaker Itl i LantesLiverrilDilehieh_ -
en IndisppmaldePandlyMedlethe. Tha DlittgellirPePteme
which arise from a dissaael mimifest ttall:01 1 :11$172nOre
or less, in every fazaDY oils-spoilt* sick :headachis."Aitite
lion et t he therieetvitgue sad fever, pains is theki 6 , with
dry, hacking - poctgb, small the 4esultit: of hePatitateetinii;
ment—and. far these, Dr. 3Plsme's PiDs - are s *re:reign
remedy. They never have been ktiOna to itaLl; and they
should be kept at all times by families. "•:z,";
Dmzonous.--Take two arthree going thlits4 eve ry sec and
or third night. If they do not purge two or three tithes by
next morning, take one or two more. A stight - Initzkfast
should invariably fallow their use.
The Liver Pill may ales be used where purging Is
inferior
necessary. As an anti-bilious- purgative they are
to none. And in doses of two or three, they give asumlah=
tug rel
stoiemach.f to skit headache; in slight derangemetttaaf
For sale by most of the Druggist; and Merthsats, sad
by the sale proprietors. J. KIDD &
docUatw '6O WOcd street.
LAR D. • •
4th" R. WATSON it now engaged Innide:ring FIVE
THOUSAND HOGS; and will have- constantly 15n. hand a
large stock of BULK PORK, of his own evaing. diso;a No.
1 article LARD, in bends and kegs. For mile at his Ware
booze, comer of Liberty and Wayne streets. nor2klmo
W. A. M'CLURG-C0.,& -. CO.
.
HAVE REMOVED TO THE CORNER OF
Wood and Sixth Streets,
Air Where they offer to their old customers, and the
public generally, Mille lowest rates, Wholesale and Retail,
the largest, moat select and complete 'deck of CHOICE.
TUE, FAMILY - GEOCCERLE4 WOODEN AND WILLOW
WADE to be Sound In the West: de06.7
- -- --
OCitizens. , Insurance - Honspiaktyreit
ra Election of the Stockholders held at the office of
the Company, 04 Waterstreet, on the Bith instant,
Hugh D. Slug, . _ - Wm. Lorimer, Jr.,
Wi lic ": ll ß4PleY; Samuel Kier,
Samuel Boa. Draw H. Pennock,
Robert Dunlop, Jr., Wm. Bingham,
S. Harbaugb, Frauds Sellers,
Edward Heakeltuu, J. Schoolmaster,
Walter Bryant, Wm. IL Hays.
And
y John S. Dilworth, war elecled.Dirccion for the
ruinear.
The g
President, Dr. C. G. Hussey,- haying declined being
candidate for reelection, Hugh D. King, En., was tunotl.
mously elected by the Board of Directors, President of the
Company.
SAMUEL `D. MARSHELL, Seep.
Instaranee Company of
Pittabltrigh.,--fL D. SING, nt; ULM-
L. liditSlLEl4 Socreitavy.
Office: es Water Ehmet, between Nirrket and Wood street.
Daum HULL and HADOO Risks, on the Ohio and Mut*
Ippl Rivers and tributaries.
Insures against lam or Damage by
tion and
ALSO—Against the Perils of the Sea, and inland Naviga-
Transportation.
antscross:
H. D. King, Wm. Larhner jr
Saga] ey, &mind M. Him. i
'
Samuel
Bea, Blxighso,
Robert. Dunlap, jr.., John S. Dilworth,
8. Harbaugh, Brands Sellers,
Edward Heazieton, .1. Sehootimaker
Walter Bryant, William B. Hays?
Liam IL Pennock. ' dada
IF: 4 1. 31 27: 4 ;90; 1 3;43:1411:1
ORN-50 sacks, theear,) reed sad far sakaby
C
dec23 RING & 11001talt&D
d —lO kegs prime, h 3 store = N I
is3rasalli,zatcEAD.
- - .
MIGGS-1 bbL Eggs, on band and for sale by
JEs decal HMG & 3100E1:MAD
TTST AftRIVILD--A beautiful assortment of.Cblldtetes
tl Panty Shoes, new spring style, at Nn. 107 Market st.
ded:3 W. E. SCEMEHTZ.
Z. SOH vitTZ Ls now closing cat Ns 'Winter stock,
•
preparalory to going But. Panama vied on of
getting Boots and aces at low prices, are invited to call.
do=
111110 AND PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD STOCK--38
kJ shares fur sale by THOMPSON BELL & CO,
.•
Exchange Brokors,
corner Third wad diorket streeta
A. Charier for a Good Investment.
FOR BALE—An lntemst in a desirable, well-establiahal
and profitable mannfacttuing business. The owner
Irbdem to lease the city, and win salon advantageous ternm,
to a person of good character and enterprise.
For particulars, address (post pald,) Box asn, Pittiblinh
Puss Office, Pe dec23:tf
FAMIL TO BEST.
(103:U0150 110 =not Elver Bottom, suitable for Gar
ki dotting purpceee, with a good Brick Dwelling llatue4
Darn and Stable, erne, kn, 14 miles from Flllaburgh on the
Ohh) a = nd Pennsylvania Ralltnal, near the Shousetown lane
mil house.
For further ptirticuLsra enquire of !Seam Basset &
Campbell, No. 75 Grant street, or the nrulemigned, It &sick
ly Bottom Post Mee, Allegheny county, Pa.
.^.l.ote D. WILL SHIELDS.
S Eturopean Exchange S •
TOUT DRAFTS far eide by the subeeriberr; G.lr may aznottaL
on LONDON,
LIVERPOOL,
PARIS, and
,
These Bllls am FRANKFORT.
paid at any Banking llama in .Great Brit
silreland, France or Germany, mg answer all purports
of • Bank of England note,or notes of the Banks of France
mid Germany. JAMS BLAKELY,
dee= The Wood. Erect.
GIFT BOOKS
NIACALJI.A ar rs
t r , ,Ays OP in ANCIEWI
0 R ri 011 4, 14 with npi
the antique, eli a 4n l tly bound.
sad from
Iloores Irish elegantly printed, and Illustrated
with twelve engraving' and a portrait in steel, by Anderson,
after Lowrance, In the erg style.
11cman's Record of Women—Song' of the
and iditint, elegantly illustrated, with twelve CUM'
ri1147, and portrait at Mrs. Berman; and the mother *Oita.
Herons, to the brat glyhi of art... _
• Fttodshies Olferdpg*Xlartareina... New . readortod Tibet.
71114: iitilbil:Weseganuy illustrated vial nine mew and
wpiendid engraving'', by Sartain. . .
The Gana the Season--A Sourer& fari
aratilluatratel with thirteen elegant engravings.
TbeAlay Ykreer—A4oo2ol4 Scot f 185 -
or 3, vith
eleont intatmuom
Watt? Lyrictof the: an 'other Pooros,-eleiratali
lasttstal with eleven angraotn in the *rat style of - num.
tints, by Sartain.
arcade by
_ J. ft. 19/IDEV,
' • Bookaoller nod Shitionar,
63 Wad street, between Third and Podrth etas
ONES 08 T-E111P5434.410.14 H -
Or; Tharplay Emthg, Decemlirt 30thE / 852
.0
AT LAFAYETTE BALE
PricBrrs,l2,oo; eau tit obtained tram the Mart&gers,
j. but not at the door: .
Thomas Sieol, C L lined;
John D. Bailey, Wm. S. 51*Clure, •
It. C. Stockton, Kum& Sandbar,
John Mellon, dB. Weak :Lout,
Wm. C. Friend, Wm. M. Anis,
G. IL Irddebrand. JokurOtterson,
Wilson al"Candlesa, trtn. IrCu.Uongb,
John Lang, James K. 31orange, -
Samuel M. Lightner, Bernard Walker,
J. IL Kinkead, Jobnil Woods,
P. E. Thwaton Wm. Laird,
J. M. Kirkpaack, John Paul,
Wm-Barrows.
/Loon stannous. •
John D. Raney, C. L Itteo,
Samuel M. Lightner, John Slam,
J. IL Kirkpatrick. ' . ' decitktf
............--....
Unrivalled Attraction 2
BOOK6 - POll THE HOLIDAYS?...
HHOED. & CO, 80. =Smithfield street, hare opened
their stock of Books for the Holidays, comprising
the utost splendid and valuable variety to be , found any
where, East or West—to which the attention of the public
is invited. It Li tmpossible to give a fall catalogue of these
beautiful Gift Books, in the columns of a • newspaper, amt
the titles of - e few only axe therefore giren—viz:
Oar Saviour with Prophets and Apostles.
The Souvenir Gallery.
' Beauties of the Court of Charles
Characteristics of WomarL
Illustrious Personages of the Slratteentla Century.
Cam of the Season.
Christmas with. the Poets.
Glft Book of Gema.
Gems of Beauty.
Leaflets of Memory.
Rory of Illustration.
Odd sa Fellows' Oaring.
Sons of Temperance Offering.
(Mot Friendship.
The Keepsake.
The Forget-Me-Not •
Children's Books, Bibles, Prayer Ikakt, Albums, Games,
A Book li o n,l in
In the cit every variety, and at
urgh. prima cheaper than any
y of Pittab
11. MINES t CO.,
dadt3 I'l'o. S 2 Smithfield'street.
EXoOXOOII to Europe. -
OALIVERPOOL .AND PLECLADELPIIIA LINE OF
STEAMSHIPS, Cdr oL trn ifszclat,ssT, 2425 tons.
pt. Sobers Leonel* CilY .1 ?./ ZOO lordls PIA
11111 m Wylie,) will saltatontbly, as under:-
non PIIIIADELPHLI., /852. rnox unman, 1852 . .
City of Glasv..w .. -.Noir. 20. City of Manchester, Dec. 8.
City of Manchester, Jan 6,'63. City of Glamow,.Jan.h, '53.
City of Glasgow, February 3. City ofManchester, Feb. 2.
City of Manchester, Minh & City of GlAligwo-ALlizvb_•-•°
City of Glaw, " 31. City of Manchester, " 30.
Pates of Cabin Passage , inclarllng Steward's Fecti:
mu, nmilnr7Plll.l. fiat Litoooo.
After Saloon Staterocen,49o After Saloon Stleenrora, 2o 3l6
316hddp " 85 Midaldp 15g1
Forward " 56 Forward " 13ga
Bates of Plunge out and bona
Saloon.. -.4180 i Aildsitip.-.-...5140 1 Forward —....3120
Apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON Philadelphia,
• HENRY NSA; &maw, Idontrell,
B ERS,
Or, 24 Etch HENRY
Place, New ] l urk, .and alfilla
ROTHerprel. - •
A. !Wilted number of -THIRD CLASS taken. outfitan
Philadelphia at $2O, from Liverpool at 6 guineas, or $5O out
and home—found in Provision" only.
JOHN THOUPD)N, 410 'Labatt" ato • •
Agent far PiDaburgh.-
. .
Ark Passages and Regattaneesl gr a
JOHN THOMPSON, Agent, . • - .
410 Liberty street, Pittaburgh, Pa.,
rait- .
Mmes. DAMAN, OBINNELL Jt CO,
83 South street, New York, and
N 0.4 Rtit. Road, Clarence Dock, IlverpooL•
ir IVERPOOL PA JM.M..Se- sail From Liverpool on the 6 th Ye and met of 'eaeltnamth.
SWALLOW TAIL MR -
m Now York. Liverpool.
Sept 6
Feb 21 21
Jan 4
May
21 6 June 21
Sept Nov 6
Jan 21 Melt 6
May 21 July. 6
rFet Nov-'2l
eb 6 Mela 21
Jane 6 July gi:
.Febloet 21 -Deo • .0-
21 ' -
Juno2l D ec AOeg g
M. Nov 6 D M.
~ IR& 6 AO 21
Nov
Jul
21' Jan 4 gi.
.11ch 21 May. 6
July 21 Sept 6
Dec 6, Jan 21
.April 6 May, 21
Aug 6 s .-
Dec 21 Fabept 2a 6
• April'2l Jane 6
Aug 21 . . Oct 6
. Rota Liverpool nizennonate,_
Slip CONSTITUTION,
Olpt. Britton,
1600 tom
Lehltt NEW WORLD,
Capt. Knight,
1600 tow.
Ship uvmoor,
Ohpt. Gardner ,
isoo tail&
Ship ASHBURTON,
Capt hrWilllataa,
1230 tons.
BhIpIII7GUENOT,
Capt.llartllner,
1100 tone.
Chip CONSTANTHiII,
Capt. Duryea,
1600 tow.
Ship O.II.FB'F OAT. N,
Capt. Wang
1660 tans.
`QUERN
pt. Halle OF THE WEST,
Ca
MO ton& tt,
Duddessolieh, they deco
yacketros&gb2g week/y._
'!FattlekKft by either of ate abarsrusgemessit Packet
Stot be secured trpon reasonable tenns,hy anlyint al ti=
REmilmorn TO ILNGLABI
AND.WaRKLAD,-
.
We issue &site . i . mut and uriurds;srhleh will be
cubed, &seed dun ge, at; eight , by ties' Bank - of - Ireford,'
.DeN*" sad all Its branches:throughout the 'etesootty, ae by
any or tetrAprite la
.•pigiguie . ,
,
' Be 4 g l. l o aJ Undbsiß tt ottliel end
- OBN . IIOPON
r
._ • ,
SEM
MEE
I=.OMIE=NO
• •
/or Birch Wine, Wine of Tar, and Medics
tad Wines, of various tbseactcra, ban been before the pub
lic, but It has remslaect for thiplIZST w - nrs to bleu/ In
one on:rpm:Lad the peculiar medial vternee of each of those
Izoliortard articles, whoa action bas • igerthetarh icaw
curing those peculiar thron/e, kidney, nornach and nervous
dreams, cans clah t 2gMl prostration, orlon of a may=
natant The is one of tha beat tonics
use, hiring all the strengthening prorpertienof Wthe, with
the healing and medicinal rpialities afthe roots and perbe
forrmnirich ft is distilled. _ •
' -Alireee sdrertlannent !ulnae.= column of tide paper :
Sold Wholesale and Bartell by Dr. GEthIL KEYSER, 1.40,
corner of Wood street and Virgin alley, Plitsbmgh, Pa.; al
so, by JAMES T. SAMPLE, nnrth.weet 'corner of Federal
street and the Diamond, Allegheny My.. norlthdaw
W Borefts is due to nes Perticinni to say
that it hoe been known to completely eradicate may neap
of this dreacifial disease in leas time thin say other remedy,
and at less ant or inconvenience to the patiant.: • •
The thousands of certificates in the hands of the proprie
tor, many of which are from well known citizens of the city
of Pittsburgh and its immediate, vicinity, go to show clearly
and beyond all doubt, that Bitz's Pr ma= le st medicine
of no common value, not only ass foal iwnedyits=
She osouairm, Deofocu, lots of Bight, but as. a
internal remedy, Inviting the investigating physicians, as
wells, the suffering patient, to became acquainted with its
merits . . I
- Those haring a dread of mixtures are assined that this
medicine is
thei purely natural, and is bottled as it flows from
the bosom o
The/oilman° certificate to Copied/roes a'popertthitthafol
Boum - se, 'l 4 . Y. and tears dale decoct(l to tottiott
ale, appended the cab:A=4V the ede&da D.. Y. .Fixt, IL D,
'
This may in truth entity, that I hays' been so badly af-
Meted with Scrofula for the lasts/nal:lye:as that moat of the
time I have been unable to attired to any kind of teisinees,.
and much of the time tumble to walk and waned to my
bed, and have been treated nearly a/1 the time by the best
our ommtry altbrds; I oaseionally got wane re•.
but nono cure, and contitmed to Tram until Dr. Foot
recommended ma to .try the Petroleum, Or Back Oil, as or&
enagalso bad failed.- I didao without-faith at fret, but
ctwas astonishing; it threw the poison to the surface
et owe, and at once began to grow letter, and by using
riven beaks Ibaye got a cure worth thousands of dollars.
MEd. PANCT M, B ARttRR
This may cart* that I bare been acquainted with itier's
Petroleum, or Bock M, ter more than a year, and balers
=dly witnessed its beneficial effects he the cure of index
tdcers and other diseases far which it Is recommended,
and can with andldenee recommend It to be &Medicine war
thy of attention, and can safely say that niccesa has attend
ed its use where other medielin bad failed.
D. Y. roar,D.
]tor sale by all the Druggists in Flttetmzgh. texfirialkw.
- .053- nada/sit PoaltAiely -Cured,. by .a. .8 -
.
=masons, Jawrialmt Bair. Resformticir—Tits proprietar
•
of the article called American Hair iterforrriire, ban
met with such unbounded roses. in the IWO of lds article,
as to justify hint in taking bald mitts, and giving s mitten
geezer:are. Thu by lte aar - a' Prim . agreed . Won"
himself and the person wing the ar mat= the hair et
factually, or refund the amount expended; or, hi will sell
at the usual prima without the above guarantee. The
following instances, of hidirkittalsoho hare had their hair
restored, ought to convince shy one of its efficacy.- They
have allowed us to use their names at references: John
tidier, Woods' Brewery, eared - of. baldness of 14 yeara'
standing; 8. aohnelr, D.; Ca t. a -Korea; Jam -m
Guthrie, 131 Grant street, was totally libr head fa
completely covered Irish new hair; also, John 'Oberly, Ta
rantula. Welyrottld invite particular attention to the fral.
Chu of Baldness of 0) yarn' Idandirig,ciard by one Maid
and part of a boar qf .Aseericon'Restorafire
4p` and
Alexander, aged 42, wife of Alexander, •
who redder at No. 44 aged 4 2,
Mende, states th at she
hag hoen bald for the last 20 ; thehead, on both aides,
was perfectly smooth and without •
any hair whey she corer
maned using the Restorative. Me has nowoused a bottle
and part of a bottle 4f hair restorative, and hall motif rev..
laxly far the last six weeks. her heed Is now perfectly ear.
emd with a thick crop of new.bair, Ina and strong, as any
one can are by calLtng. hue. Alexander has no objections
to the publication of these statements.
ti I am a brother of Mrs Alerander, whose statement
la written out above,' aniikrunr 'personally that the state
merits therein made are comet. A. It MAY,
Plttaturgb, ppt. 17.1E52 • "No. .2.5 Fount street:
DB. ELM ILJCXTSEII r Wholesale and Beall Druggist,
So. 140 Wood street, eonler of Virgin 'alley, Pittadnugh,
IUILEANT27-10 cuby first rats artlele far aslsa ilit
daa) - MUTH k
Q S OAPS-80 boxes Unelonati &up, for silt by
dec2o man
TOCILD CANDLLY-30 Dazes Cinch:mail =sad gee sas
TOE
pea* MUM :4 MCLAIN:
~° a~u:
BANE STOCKS WASTCD.—Tha!ghat soirict jag*
will be pald for the valioua Clty Bank Stocks. at No. 70
:11
NORTH WLlSTelifi .111NLtili COMPANIC—Onte teuxteed
' share' wanted, total an order, at the Stock and LL
change Mee of (dec22) A WILKINS k C 0...
-•
I : ' 6. I 0: • )4:11: ed, at ent
41IP 16116
7 Wood straet,
dec2l 42' - STUDY 20 PLEASE.
SCALED LINaIuNG-44) tams Na. I. for the by
J. Levny eca,
broren and Tea Dealers.-
. ..„ -
I street, swar s C
oescipkil . asarpet Watenxet.
de • •
Enquire at • • W. 3rCLINTOCK,
• • • 2Co. 85 'Fourth st.
Cle 2 . Honey Soaps, lll
en attracted so nannh - attention at the wirlirs
t Pair. are now offered to del. iltitens of p i t=
and Allegheny eltiy, at the proprietor's prices,
end Retail. These Reaps are penteolarly adaptedle those
• .nblict with clapped hauls, in erinter- • -
SIDD&X), Agents,
comsat Fourth and ii"cof sta.
'DAY I , olla RaNT TO TOURSKLY.—Yerama alarm's. -
to do thls, by armada; a home of 'their cora, ran OM
on our Bedster s 111 A variety; firma. dwelling bonnet,
country seats, and building lots, of every , description and
•
varlet of priers, and oa :very favorable . terzas, Circulars
414 oC,inlrt-fignarifiegtx4lTß4t4:44*.:l
M. &mita ,t-poi,
. - Rear Estate Agent; /
•
-% Convention otrAssessora.' • - •
• 1611Iptinefpatmeeens of Allegheny County for l&S;
'Are hereby nodded that they ate required to hate
nonteneots completed and. morrood so the cake on o rbs IttniNVE:ONLMAY, -the 19th day of Janinor neat, tlo
o'clock, A. 314 at tehkh time there trill be a Conemtliti of
neld Animate, orciedied for the l . xi.rptee of equalizior the
-
Given ander ow barn* 114-36ib. day .or Doemier,
EBENXZER' BOYLES.
ROBERT NINO,
W7l. AWEQ,
Conualotioners. •
wOULL twist tesimetfully appeal to lloosekeopent. who
I
'-desist , rlnft , oinftwvithout. mach Etbar,to call Bad talk
at zlikartlel -of 118,11SafS, for rfousekeepars. blataitt
notb v to saying that tba Brushes kmakii ate Yastly ape
tier. to any In use; sad are warranted to giniestizo wCtisfau:
tion. If you want to keepetean:parlars,Urbena,Le4 you.
r g D Booars andboy your gnashes .forget tag
Place, at 210 Wood street, iiert
to Davis' Auction ikaniyiebartroiai.lostety of Devotes are
ooktat the lowest rates, and of the leery beat
Rentembe.r, 31001tV8,110 Wood street:. .
decal - - CIIMILES MOOR S.
Christmas -ad - ze Tears , Gifts.
frIHN typthaeldng UellAvs will §:oxidate this enligh
enutened
.eommunityi thatthe sulee bare the Most
`site assortment of WATCITES D JEW'S= In the city;
and although they =not boast;, of. being Ale to sell their,
goods from 2:1 t 0.%) per sent cheaper than - the Test: of the '
trade, they ncrertheless think' . that they met satisfy- the
most fastidious, as regards quality, of goods and :eliwionets -
Of price ; Their dock is seleetedWith the ittemst aue,:anit,
numprtte. s all firtiele%in the lineifienn the most 'costly 'down
to the common - ardela MOO 'wishing' to iithrhaie - tun
thing idea and val male, ea a mementelbr anithass or New
.Yeara - will - fmd no other pLthe In the de, where they esti be
better tutcouutiodated. 'ldeasegire us a eall;nnd ,eximine.
ow - Goods. ' SEDIRMAN /- ,
do:ZI _ , No. 42 .111113,ft.; Diss.Wood,_lfttaburgh...-:
- - -
taL I &If -as
commi OP MARKET AID war 577firfin
filax richest assortment to be found in the eltir„ now open
_l. in.. Comprising in surt--_ - -
Watches, of ere* , dueniption- -
Watch tugging do-
Jewelry, of latest Ilashionade pattertut,
Goods, both useful and urransenbl.
Games God amide tutuseutenta
A large variety of articles sattablefor Holiday Glfts, from
25 cents upwards. Gold melts, tingly earrings, cuff plus,
breastpin
k s, i rkt Pens, spalar and tart% naplin sings, direr
cups, tea Yes, tea setts, wea v e:lst/nu, candelatirse, do cks; spectacles, canna, children's rings an bracelets , Je t jewels'',
Farts roomier, Par Wan stittuary, Zr., all at the lonest-
prices. (dec22241 W. W. ItTLSON.
Wetter& laraxante Conipany, 'Pittsburgh.
R. NCLIY.X., Tr, President - M. GORDON, Secretary.
CAPITAL,' $300,000.
WlLinsure against all kinds of Asks, FIRE and 3IA-
T. - Alr losses be litendiridjusted and
" rawlastitittion, ruanagod by Dm:we= wriniwe well
known in the. connanruty, and who ere determinW,
Promptness alutilberality, twraslntain the character-which
they hare unwed, as Mitring the best I:not «lion - to those
wins desire tote Insured J . • -
Direefors.--11. gfiller, r., Q . V.: Ricketts* J:W..liutler;
N.Holmes, Tr., W. U. Smith, C. - Ibmaers,.Gearge V Jaelmm,
Wm. 31., Lynn, James Lippinmott, George Dam* James
Auto', Alexander Nimi , * Thomas - Scott • -
to., <Mks*, N 0.92, Water skeet, (Warehouse of Spas, &
Co., up st+irs4 Pittsburgh. • - . . y
r-
astll
...you are in want of anything in , the Way: of FINE
=llll3, •or "RICH GOLD .188" May„ and. wisls to
obtain than_ at the lowest, price, &ad at the woo time get
the best' quality., and warranted to be as set:sem:dad, all
Yon bare to tio es to call at IL a HOOD'S 5A slrK PT ST;
you can there find imae of the beat .quallty of IlnolB carats
pow Lever Watches,_full Jeweled, at • " • ; V- 5 ; 00
Gold LUl:pine_Watebos, - 41oles jeweled, - 1814_
15Miter /Ireslevers, Ibll - jerweled,:- - - -• • - 12,00
• - - - _ - ,00
/sidled go/di:labs, as low as - - - 8
Elver Tea. Epoons, - - 9,00
- - 303
dad alrothes Goods in proportion = ; Gee (told ./eaulry, -of
every dew:sloth:in, always on hand. 0111430da Gold bought
ortnatturactuted to order. Please. call at
• 51 -ALUM= 8/..iPittabilegb,
'- a 8008._ -
CA TItTRY33 /MON 1 WORKS YOB SALE..
rp is TROPFAIIT, located within - four and a half ages
Grails* Omni:arias:Picot/tan Pa4 - will het °Berea- at
public sale, on the promise% on fIaTUBBAY, the lath day
of JaullzrY, 1Z43, at Ta ; Tyeprope conelatof about
TEN THOUSAND ACRES OF y of which Three thin
drat and .Fißy Acres are cleared and its a poof state'orcad.
tiintionthe
_residue la - timber_ land. The improvements
onteist o f twenty Dag! Housee,_ Ogle Atm% and Some
log,Y. three large Bank Barns; one largeller4ikaahlill,:loo
by feett hawhlill, Forge, Vartmee,o:4l Howes, Carpeator
and Blecktnith Shops, all in good order. This property, in
water power, has the advantage of the Boiling Spring and
Yellow Breeches Creeks eataboth never Isiling and
' never froging streams of water, and which serer failto
keep the 'workman operation day and night. The works are
never stopped by freezing weather, and they are located. in
, th e heart of the Cumberland - There is an In.
ethinetthie .of the : beet Ore on the rtendsek mato-.
Mktg to the works, and easy of access.
, ;:PtIlE4ll5
will call -des topcirchm,of-lo look-rmicity,
with the undersigned, rah the - mansion
Unita, Oa asid_straCt. deeßbta]:' "'
Al
Icebox', Ball Rand. Letting.
SRALkp PROPOSALS will--be mcetwed at the Campuses
eyl, ,
ccalce,ln 4th street, 11 =SR the 22d-ot Pobra• '
1253, Ayr thing the g radi ng , ; sad fi g , an
the portion - of and newt between Plttetnyb and Rittaning,
tel:=county, s: distance of 42 coffin - The line will
Into semlona of shout one mile length, net.
bas May be undo for one or mare, or all of mkt eeetaxes:
Plink proffles and ape:Matt= MU madytheinspm,
tion; on and fake the sth day of Fetesuu7. - - - -
Tht Sms will meeire k ice. ths,.Orading biesccirY an IP.
and also for the sem
42 anoplete (except thcehhing Inn). Bids erill ces ,
:oohed andlanothined kr the entire awat,excep4 tyri:
Iron,)fronitittebmghtothellorYork Etst-( g 1
albse. thstish:m 27
referenees will be -equated hem bidders_ mot_ peneamy .
knann. to th e Company .--- par farther neconmuoui melbas,
lion bny be mete: peramallya: byletto bo Rcau. - Wthiaz
P 4. 1 P. :71= 4* Plesktent artily Ccu mzr zr. itaSettbstim
...Enyteerrot las
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- Ity order o f theßond aseataena---
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AMUSEMENTS,
up :
Imp= AZI) C. .FlX;nal
- - .
at 7 d lar
elte.k. Dom open at 634 ceeloek; Dammam to
efamorecoce
.
Seats may tie asepred th• Box - M* doss tbe
day, viibcoot aztra charm.
sip.T,rem.thlrd bighted - the aogipasee . trt dte eads ,
brltal bra& sefreaa ?dm PARROL
Tan gramma: December Algh2., ace perf...lrrwy nen Irtil .
commence eta th e toe play d!
/ores aarrunag. =
latz
--s
La Mabouika—......- cr.r.rram.',
To =elude with the Drama of " Ir2IL
G 1114". •
T BEEWELNTI3 WIPE
airs- Amt. '
Deezie—...A„,...; • Tun= dh. •
le••
thisbettilliblid
coantry, eatitled,"22Nr /rith Ml,' ha shiog
Duren will appear.. .
Oa Chise e M en thrti t. Alienhoo. Per- •
ibroxemco;at iebbty 'Rig be aclatteed
WILL OPXY, "Olt 4. Ailaitr XIX% - -
O3iO4'DAX
fxrik-
Litrae every el rmilog dazing the teek.vatt -
DAT. AFTERItooN,v, HENDIiatSO3PS OILS
=ATM CHEMICAL DIORAS GBIENT.n,-14
L M I eTMw&O Nn treee e n t c ag t tt - hl ,
rope, Egpt, &e. Each
fl en mu t k er eg,e ahtte he e x e tt e a a t l ,
i p k t h i p l a a v ß in o g -
will ..etep , •
etude with the far flamed Cheealtal Mamma Ltd g7dro•
Omen Oriental taitticei: - : :
It 3. Adadati . =2s Beau. Chiltteen'tteder l 3 leers; 1.2)4 •
airikiors open at 1:34. to eat atZ.,4 o'clock.
Lest - Week of tksyrte's Great Peaere4 t i r
VOYAGE TO EUROPE,
And Crystal Palate of thalararlditi lair I
le Mg
ATHEME'VX, LIBERTY
4a7-Naltrat. 4Eff - f
ON CHRISTMAS DA Y. 7 --..
TELIZEZ GRAND 1313311322103-119
10 o'cloct la the 3:12030231.
a 3 a In .• -
734 , " In tbs amdcw. - duckne
MASONIC . • •
•-• •11ALLI,--
,
SEW ThIV3IPitiNT - ETO:irit OF '
ORLEA.ES. OPERA 11017 PE t
saticronAitrasager and Direartr, •
113121.PECITULY Inthrat the Public* that Wry la MO- • .
Jar UMW thetr
angry =Et further =cleft. Latcatcdas- tap eke& I
cat of Bono, Ballads, DuettNakeketgiafts,
i =tir flit tad Dktutec, Jlgs, brats, Pazossiicks
fas,; u only peribromt by tkialobsztkaatellk 44 ._
st t
Sa'• & ad commie I.IIIBDAY
at l' ArTZEL
ddb' CONCERT. Dooft %ea
cter4' •
IMR:repast:loans re Joann WI& - Ski:4lgl oms
Doors ppm at C 134 o'clock; perizlncikoe• -•Fakkemsdu - ;
- ATLIEbt : 1 • rt. Street. - -
.T.Asr ivraw—iviii,tl.o3Bo3 DA.Tars = k
11 ceucinuan) REBXIIB Ofsithtte PANDEAAW r
A VOYAOIE EUROPE t- .
Embracing magtratteeut views ctf. Beeton,,lts Fidadr, Ludt" ;
Six, the Alleatlet Biter Henry. latroool.,. tbs -
crystal Palate of ths.:livarridta ',Orr
IVestmicteter Abbey; LONDON, from the
under the pridgoa. and a. maintinont.Tielr artt ll t M etr i g t
ytyNNEL, brilliantly illarninated, and bask tanks at Cup - -
beautiful RIVER RHLNIL -
ns. An litdadrim. on WEDNESDAY axid SATITILUAN t-.
411TbILVOONS, nt 3 o'clock. . •- •
in. Modal= 24 coma; andmat ander mural& cants.
Jur Doorigapima: e 34; patianma tod a aorta t at
7 1 X o'clock. . - -
OLE BULL'S
FAREWELL CONCERT
IN AMERXIAI_
. ..M7 -. 1
Ot a le
ELL thus lean to talk im hts frisultv the p
rtbtla ts.: ;: s i
,:..,-;..:.
roes, be wilt visit some of the dilot ((Abe- Thateratlart , l%; oFt..-C
when be has met on hie farustrtortria canna gnsr —i x ll-- 'lif:'
, The
tak pi fast Sad war cuLtrataMMMINIC • r ,.
SATURDAY IMESTROOMMIrjr -25 the luir`'l -.
AT .LAPAYETTE HALL : -1 - ' ' : •
_ ,
Yor eh/eh corastati bs has engaged Samoan -ATUELDTA - 1„.•
'PATTI, th e masker ptimmurnan, only a ofd ,: Tbth 1 - •:
extraordinary -child singe the songs of Plata, - f ..- .
Jenny Lind, Ifesasth Bordar„, Cathie:ha Hayes, Alteed end ,i , .
Madame Ihshop, exactly as eozepteed fa:ream, pith inerieUr -- t '
..
- littualcz STßAXo=l., /dueled Lauder and Oandssetor. ,
PROGRA.MME: - 1 ~
I. Chard Pantade de Coueest, or fanelte afar sleuth .t Om t•
Child of the Itegtosawrtnsposet voliP,lllned by 1
a "Han/ Ehtliztir or the Ivied," wait* kaolin' • I
&at" cosnpoistgarrA4l.4ra, Eas!ile• skaresit" ' i
ILL . The Mother's Pesittr,”:l aliiteshe Itellglirjeentlit , i
~poem god exeeatot by Obi BalL __ -•-: - , -u:. _ - i
IT.- 1 .. tem glummer the aelebrated 7thedeltaith i thaii" 1
~_ _„ „ _La 230 m 2 D9ZUMg . brava:era Adellos Patti; ? •
r,. r ig .o . ft., “It Itch Dann, * pert veted.by-Oth ! . •
- 41..Th1s extraordinary sad *went& domput*ltt bin ._
,
Deena:ay recently revived by Ole Eon, up to whdeb that t
the eseautort of the Treble and.//ennoniquen not being be. Datsihles
I. .Theta Its}o,” a new ChmicoCbareeteziatiqua, eurixated Zl, - _
and perforated by Mau:ft Strathetth. ,/
11. "Coale the? the Rye," the Worths. Scotch haPletramat 'Z --
by Maims AdelbmPatti. - , 1- .....
In- gsand National Stattetksze thikYlealt ' 5 -
I etbs Ole Sall, asttettietted - D -r, .
iz ~rw -i tief Me thetoratetee,atituge_regmemilesat perthemett i
1 .
tun
ad the seemoses e at Ids - that Cowart at Waaldottow_ r z" -- r
IT. Jersty Urea "Bebe, Eleutc,” by Etknothm 16111It''. I
r. ~ The Candral of v
i cr: , illoli. •
.. _4 -- - I
The Plano tool by M . will be fern the Othithas _ • - '..
ted Ineuttheteey of Mouth& Awl khulth k 14 1 1417„,. I-" - r- - '
ISTMOIAL, AIMANDIS2I±Ent ' _'-
The price of tiekisli of edmiutem hie beat had atiast• : .t .'
Dollar; to to abduct at IL BL E1338'11 Mtge ma maw . , , --
Darts Store, and en the eresdng at the Oenthrt4s, door- 1 +. 7
air- SestA trusy to procured without exam tethhe- . '' ',
sitar on Theraday, December Md. et 9 dekek, A. , 1
Jar on th e ereathg of th e Concert no deice of Nets eth I '
be obtained-at the Box Ofltha _ _
• /Yip 'lsllh every-Asholuirm 'Ticket tal he girth a cams , ' '
sate, hazing the somber eonteposuatur to erasyleat.Ttdi ----
mate bee by remain la the, harsh irf the angled •,- -:- •
era, sad eatabliebee the enrmerstdp to lbw stet. -' - '
4ii• The &tendon Ticket to be left at the date. - ' t -.
/Eils The puldie ass respectfully, reverted to oemy Mete \ -- -
meta floe rebates befit, the Wart matectenam .
on the evening of the Coneart_thers will be tostagiest . ..-
a number of Ushers, wearing wrixtety titan duty IS t ~ :
be Co shoo visitors to their regiadive sesta.
Stir The Deuced hooks will he obtained vithout •
OIL Kthamt's Nash audit/a raft star., and an the we
ming elite Caucert, betbe.ll4l, _ • - •
' Doors open at half put that Oaneart to OXIMITteII et /sr
pastures, earl. 14=91 f
SPECU ,
A. 1374 Snigtion,
-17. A. O. , D.-.Mesta above the O'Neill, Ulema '
=ay corner of ndr_d ezl4. Wood streets, evaz7 - 111e . •
e • - • [nag-
eV' Anger= lodge; No. 249,1. aof -IX r
Wednesday irrecdagin Weibtagtaa Han;aoo&st."
11 - 7 11 LACIE.T . E41..—Yer Lb& beg UazaxaTcabl e t
= 1430 ,M= 1 ,4 &1;0101bk - Pakin - so
Teas tad alwaysla bad. - 7. 7 f1?-leic•951-430F.
UI. O. 0. - F.—flarir sieettog,-W
- s Wccd.strent. Wwieb. spiesmind
resocuurLares. lio./130-37eati miry filostla ,
ItotteArsa.r, liircazrzesr, No. BT--31tedi Ilest mat ti,..
Friday emelt smooth-'
1
Deb listoecgaxt,ccol 1 ••
Itcain nenttr at- - 8 1 " 2 4, 110 . frrcotir=
Dornat..lDorrta I I coma tit -.Acton mow p,
ttry aoas ars dreadfully toratathal with cam. A oct. ,
musty will Do- found lo Dr. coacces Ofear Piya33 .
sale by Dr. GM EZDISEEDA-140 -Wald stmt. , .
141236 =I partor.. -
data -Wm" to those who btlY to sat mica
hi'ILYCEP I H t7U.— -
4.rW Caunbeithisr)—CdmerTidrdarallissiaSsam,
( r at
third doo
j Plitsbaryth. pa. E. P.
ad Accountant. Ad; c. srmcqukiAmodi si
P. SPILYCZIA, Prizrapid Tea:MVO WRIMMIPINg_
matard Ovrapaxtaior. Bat :aitradilt*Wt, r.?1,1110ea-
a
LIRTA.Lai is Cartaitir blawartias al
10 4 Scretabt Trboadup at am. dascription,irtutoW :•:
Mabee, Ilinzatienes, ac., Loa 'and Muslim. Cartgsv e ral•
naraad Window 13 . 1 nda4 0 11t.0 . **Oa,Claltabt . '
te.„ it aboleasie sad mall: Ir. EL' ' 4 . - •. ....
lia...llleCbtabsit ltreei, earbm ifflf, . • 1- ...., ,, ..,,‘ • ";:. = ":',.' . .. 7
CartainirMiipp i oad .pOppadi ia Ma FJ ..,..-.:z.?..?:-..
a .
[ .
07.
Btiter 9 a Wistdoor elsathk.
tory, alioutit Or BECOND:ANIr ABM' fam-DMIII.e. Our mitt° to; ..- qatilkli#a pat Akc.. ti
Profits." - _
Air Btre, Choral, and lodge rootoOwi3OPs ?Rawl ": sUDer{or mean:
Orden and cam artyrittottot
To: 0.
faro rebating tiontheity- 0,16 .. 11 e.1213 t . 0
as Tim ¢geooa daad;•
IWANELSON'S' DAGlllMUm aimo reicS; .
set 012ee Itonefogs t itchtt street.: ta4 _-
In all kinds at areattair, from 8 till. to 5 P...Xstafo ! r
per
tierazgo Raft) mottaualoctto lamas, =arts nod rutty. . -
parlor to the 00 clump datoterardnea, ettraatbllo‹,'
cheaF prim: $1,50, td, se. s.s eret optrudoetrordhk.:
the also and quality acts° or - frame:
Mon for it'll dreoitrcan 1.1 A.. IL. to 2 P-111. -
ll— e
lattloatzt of tack or deceased mama tAktat
pert of th city. . . . -
L 1 22.11.0.N1GN1S tosip, m - Ma lksirma4
creesta. c tathatbea lII= the ecir,
nattlitozaased, without pan or Inc=
is; :4AI duAct es /E. Y. Earl m . .ortto tos::
contattoi u 99 Arch And, PhiladoloNs, Acta 11:14.
Thirteen years of elan sad Almtict NadfaSW Attesat z 'g
this broach of special wactke hes cosaa6 bI:CA to reduce
itta
• tztatmeztt to melt a &wee of meat sato MU'S
I timi pbettami oases 7164174 ittettlyitqa • •
Tr-_-ikssOCIATILID Illzeutents - lassoroe . ,..
u.,..y.; w navy a 4 , presidginaone wt. Mutest:a.
Will /WO* agilart Yin sacLumusz-masnu-01,.
kinds. Oglce:- in Mtmongs.hele uousa, lics. - Lti-soEs. .:.
_ : - rartosii: _ _ .. -- : ' '..._ -•-
W.W.1:04W, Jahn/ammo% : '.... •
AB.. - . • ,
L C l:4• 3l .f4vii - .-. . 'Jr,
tiopertalluxer, - eithis - Rait.____,_ ,- 1 • :.
William Garztut, . - •.:' , ll , lllboabowirpro?ar .--`; -
.A.P.k.gm*. • -taisph.l47%, g.
. . Wan= niritgatee. --- - iL•4
rirDAELOTIJ :kelt file ClOth. bid
‘..1 at • (dada; . JC.MABON &Me.
adobni •
bbia P rth religM a me
Ett, IMAIS,_
, offer
'29icotea- Batittzobe and won Offs i — C:: -. •••.'
- , •-.- -, -
, NO. 87 .60IITH ST - 620T, Asir roils. _
- Alen eisar. Jima"; fraferem li!zeitk ti
411111 w, 4 1 14 1 .61mt0r ofas. ,
....:...". ..LUCI3 • BUSBLT; . i
41181711 -PAIULALIZ TICA:I7B I..ND 8I8"
, Daitn&-PAYABLB AT ANT DAME IN R:
L ITAL
ERELAND, 8077 LARD AND WJam,"
• .4-Pfusergpore vi3lb• ta...0 2b 1t4 06 0 Folibm . ; Dv*
Sso lauth.stni WO*, lanct-to - • -Aca . -
- .' s -;' .- . , :•- • F'', 7 -4'
12 F.;?"*.41 4,-,
Erein
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