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BE OFF WITS ioir NOW.
MEE
ST rdM ,l •-• 6W117
off wlrlt you now-dou'i r kuow
that it's only mjoling you are;
'-. With "cheeks Ilko the roso:s soft glow,
.Apd nlanees.more bright than the Aar!"
thattny aldst Ls but small,
And my rtaglets may curl Ilko the vine;
but I'm not Eke an angel at all!
'or um I the Imst bit dirlue!
) be MT with you Dow—don't' see
: , i - nu'ro deluding from eve until dawn
~...111v stop may be baunding and free,
Ilut,..rm not In the least like a fawn 1
-.Bat 'twas over the method .we know,
Since Adam in Edenbegan--
.:41hrit tttwoms :tory ionr to-be enow,
Aad neck., wen . ) of coorto,jito tho swan
flie;,' be oCr wittCyntrnowti f you learn
,rTe.woo like a; plainhearted youth:- •
Vet your mind, !fru loromo. discern,
VO wio, Tau lunge woo mn with truth!
;.t would rather—lnstmul of these flowers,
": •In which you me OTOL FO .
.That jog promised to lore Me all honor,
longm , ench other had llfe.
70.11 N NULLS,
lIE o•tsjiiON PREAO HFR.
• iTt3 F IlT.lvlTfi CO4 TORS:."
'Nforinone settled: in Missouri in
lai.reuthushisti.94,yonng4atm :named Mills
• *as' their most popular.and dmired preacher.
" Ibleclll •wo great was his - fame; that4whenever , he
etip g s; a crowd of thciaintri were sure
fativieseet.:.
- A....Btiotig.lintl violent - mob of lynchers- was
abut this time organized to put down the Mor-,
Mons - cinder• - thif.comMand of Col... Turk, one of
the , most despeeetclYAangerons.men that Ails
•sourit or, in_trath, any other country. ever pro
duced; Some of the Mormons' were tarred and
:feathered, semis were scourged with long, knotty
hickories till they fainted from excess of torture
and loss of blood--others were forcibly deprived I
of their property, and reduced in a"day to the
---- condition of beggars—while others shared
doom of more mercy, and were shot down on the
• prairie. like so Many Waives. At last Turk re
solved- to take some of- tho conceit out of the
young preacher, Mills, and he gave notice to his
- men tticoordingly.
It was 'a dreadfully eoldnight in mid-winter
- 1833; ind'althcingh the sky was cloudless, and
the-fcillineen shone out in all her splendor,. the
earth lay_la
,that .pearly radiance, chill and
dreary as •a frozen tomb ; for a thick sheet of
• snow crusted its sarface,, and the north wind
honied. over ft a diimal dirge. It was a night
to drive even thieves and outlaws into barns
and stables for shelter, and to keep honest peo
ple hythe blaze of their own roaring hearths.
Anil yet, strange to say, in a large log cabin
;within three hendred yards of the Missouri ri
. ver;theiffrozen from shore to shore, atleast one
hundred people had assembled to hold a religions
meeting. They were MorMons, you may be sure.
No finatic of in old faith woold'have turned out
-en inch a night ; they must be fresh zealots,' s
with some new idea, but at its birth. in their
hearts, and flaming like a meteor in their ima
ginatiou, or they never could have ventured to ,
face such an ley blast as that. The congregation
included uton and women in about equal num
tiers, - and many of the former carried rifles,
which - they grasped with one hand, even when
they kneeled ilovni in prayer ; such was the im
minence of peril, either real or imagined, as they
deeMed,.pentlineaver them.
The preacher—the enthusiast, Mills—had ad
• vanced to a thrilling head of his eloquent dis
course, and was painting in terrible, fire lan
guage the hitter persecution which hoe over fol
lowed the footsteps of all great reformers, since
the- beginning of time. Never before had he
, been half. so animated or half so affecting. BM
blue eye gleamed like a star—his voice pealed
• like a trumpet, shrill as the wind that whistled
over tha.honsetop and his lips seemed literally
loaded • with music. groans, tears and wild
-cheeks from the audience, proved the despotic
• power of his utterance.
Suddenly three rifles exploded in quick Emcees •
Mori before the door, and three sentinels, shaking
irith.terror, rushed into the room, crying out,
"the mob! the mob:—Save yourself from Col.
Tork'eMob !" •
No pen , eau depict the scene of dismay and
confusion that, ensued. The females screamed
aloud, as .if ail hope had departed. Several of
•. the men sprang oat of the windows and fled as
if-pursued by a legitin of devils; whilst most of
those r who.remained, appeared stupefied and to
_ ials Liorrerles.s, either to escape or make ready
for resiiiablif. - inileed;--there was very little
apace allowed for preparation. la a few mo
menta a mob' emanating to hundreds had sue
minded the huUding; and the muzzles of fifty
jacked guns and pistols were thrust in through
the dears and windows. Still none within titled
"a finger far defince--fear seemed-to havelurned
thim iota atene. Persecution had not yet har
dened the "Latter Day Saints" into veterans,
and .the afterwards famous " Mormon Legion"
existed then only in the imagination of the Pro
phet.
Presently the lynchers ' headed by the all
dreaded; and gigantic, Col. Turk, rushed in, and
begin-to heat the people furiously with the iron
. ramrods of theirrrifles, with very little dittine
tion'of. mercy as to age or sex. The pries and
entreaties of the poor sufferers swelled ton wail
wilder than the howling of the wind without.—
At length Col: Turk roared out—
" Turn oat the women and seize the men, and
let xis have the-victory switches and the tar and
feathers !"
And the drunken mob shouted, and hastened
• to execute the brutal mandate.
Up to this time young Mille had continued
standing with the Bible of their prophet in his
hand, but unearthly pale and strangely excited,
his lip writhing, his teeth clenched, and his
bright eyes swimming in a halo of fire. Sudden
ly he made a bound for an aijaccut window and
notwithstanding more than twenty endeavored
to seize him, he effected his escape from the
house.
"Chase him—shoot him ! take him, alive
or dead!" cried Turk, in a transport of rage,
setting the example by commencing the pursuit
himself" .
The flight of Mills was directed in a straight
line for the river,and his marvellous agility added
to theitart he had first got, soon placed him at
, some distance ahead. They fired both rifles and
eliot guns at him as he ran, but happily without
effeet... When he came to the river side be stoop
• ed, down and hastily fastened on a pair of skates,
"which ,he bail carried in his pocket for the
last few days, to be ready for any extraordi
nary. emergency ; and then taking the ice,
- skimmedever the frozen stream with the swift
ness of the _wind.
tt Tina nobody a pair of skates 1" shouted Turk,
striking his forehead with a gesture of wrath and
'vexation. •
Pi have," answered one of the mop, "but
11-ohall net try them on the ice such a night as
this.r . • • •
,
'..4 4 ll6:...,stilekgive them to _me l" exclaimed
-Ttirkin - nda'nnef fiery impatience.
-. •es,kid es were produced ; the eager Colonel
tried Cud then swearing a dreadful oath
;'•:,tfititlievrO;dd bring back the preacher's scalp,
.1"...... 1 it1eave•-his own. he begun the perilous chase.—
"...1)h - Vtlier - C is no daring like the courage inspired
'bathe Tiission for revenge '.
the meanwhile Mills had aporonehed the
opposite shore, when he discovered the startling
apparition of armed men on the bank. Ho knew
at a glance whatit ment. The mob, to prevent
any of the Mormons from escaping, had station
ed a guard beyond the river. He instantly turn
ed his course down the stream, when a whole
platooalet off their rifles; but the distance was
too considerable. A hail of bullets rattled
on the ice around him, without doing him in
iurY.
I will foil the fiends yet," he mkt to him
self; and put forth nil
_hie strength. Ile fled
away; but soon became =scion) that some one
was pursuing him. He slackened his velocity,
and N . vbeeletketteniA so often as to obtnia a Tint.
of his enemy. But the latter was still too remote'
for an accurate surverand the Mormon utterer
•sioncia 'triad prayer--"Oocl_grant me that it be
Col. Turk, and I am willing to die!"
On rushed the.pusuer--;on, still on,
The noise of his iron likates a m id
l olast,
he heard above the roar of the northe
Sind his dark form loomed in the glitterin moon .
S
beams; large in stature as a giant. A 'no drew
'nearer theyoung preacher ho smiled Tar osmonely.
He recoudzed , his arch-psrseoutor. 'Col. Turk,
and he laughed outright slough thr rang.over
the frozen- river like the wildscoff r,f Some demon
When ho saw the other wisheat ) ., lais gleaming
knife. Mills immediately FeP.ed his own from
Ogg:lord, ar,a, started wr, so as to avoid
. thcr .,, : n o no n t : shock& ,whith might otherwise,
t iiiiola s pere.--forow of the Collision, . prove
fitti t t „ t i lf.bli9l;ert . '", •
-Aothen - kegan none of rapid and canning•
evolutions . fii secure thiadynntaga in this terri
ble method of "oonabat 2 :4lwtipost terrible ever
conceived. They nuked-the smooth surface of
the ice with circles, 410*, angles, equare.s, par
, alelograme, and almost-every possible figure of
plain geometry ; but each seemed a perfect tika
- ter,itnd could not find the.. other, at fault, or
take' - him unprepared. Thciy.pasSed ripeatedly
within three feet of each other, anti made quick
thrusts, which •pierced to the 'limn:. And still,
the cold grew more :611d - ttin, wrathful-
Wind--bowleds their:.manastr . ew; and
flightaisora ehoir earTiell:thern :tarthoidawniflie
river, Thera the; ‘ Onitiid - Ice was thinner, and.'
,
eraeked fearfn4 beneath their tread. -
Finally tbe.alorpoOningx us(!uceperato resolve,
to terminnie - tbeitiffiby" sacrificing his.. own
like° us to Make - ante of that of lalvfoo at the
same time. In the following rush "he cm .longer
turned"-aside- ] o avoid direct -collision, and
frustroted • , thentteMpt of - the lyncher to that
and by swerving inwards from a straight
line.
They met at fell speed, and the shock was like
the crash of two flay ers e comets. - At the mo
ment of their fall the quaking-ice split :beneath
their weight with a deafening roar, and the wild
waters boiling and hissing likes hell, swallowed
them forever—tho persecutor and his victim,
both victims nowt::'-
Bat the river still rolled .onitaTielf.to the nee ;,
the stars all shone as bright and beautiful as of
old, in the morning of creation, when the angels
of God chanted - their birth song; and the wrath
ful wind cif heeled on over the icy grave
of the enentlestias no More,
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Messrs. &M. Paramus. R Co., who are prompt, hon•
eat and gentlemardyln their Vaal:nem transaction.% are the
only authorised agents lathe cities of New York and Boston
for the Norninty lba. They are authorized to receive Ad.
certisemeuts .end Satocrtptlons for us at our trans! rates.
Their receipts am merited an payments. Their officee groat
NEW TOILE, .1= Nassau street.
• -Dosros. 10 .. Stuto street. •
•
On their NVlitd4ag Way.
For the last three or four daye our botch, have
been filled with travelers wending Unix way to
Washington City. Many go to see the elephant,
bat a mnoh.larger number aro on their winding
way to secure appointmenta.
From what we have beard, we believe that
President PIERCE will not keep the last named
class long in suspense.. - We are informed that
he declines all formal visits, and will permit no
thing like ostentation to attend his movements.
Ile feels that he is the President of the People.
and scorns to become the instrument of mere
-politicians. His progress to Washington indi
dicates that he is no lover of empty praise or
fulsome honors. He appears to have taken As-
DREW JacusoN for his model, and we believe he
will not depart from this course in ,his official
capacity.
NbVEL PROJECT.
We have heard of a project of uniting the
Stuebenville and the Chartiers Valley railroads
with the Central road and the Allegheny Valley
road, in the followingmanner: The former roads
to be brought under-Coal Hill by tunneling; the
earth filling out McGowan's lino on the South
side of the river; and the ground thus made pay
ing for the cost of excavating. Thence carry
ing the road over a- viaduct terminating in the
vicinity of the Gas Works. Thence tunneling un
der the Eigth and Sixth Wards, and coming out
is the Fifth Ward. The earth thus excavated
making tho line in McGowan's map on the Pitts
bugh side of the Monongahela river; and forming
the site for a capacious depot at that point; and
also filling out into the water, so as to extend
Water street without the cost of purchasing pri
‘..to property.
This project gets rid of a bridge at the Point,
which would be an obstruction to navigation;
and. also it does ;may with the nuisance of hay.
fag a ragroad through the business part of
the city. If the Liberty stieet grant Wire to be
made over again, there is not a man in the city.
Councils would dare to vote for IL We have no
"doubt but some day the public clamor will be
such that some other route will have to he taken
than through the greatm"ain avenue of our city.
In England the railroads are either taken over
the tops of the houses of a city, on arches of
masonry, or in tunnels under the ground. In
this country wo put up with evils daring the
novelty of a project, but ourppeple never hesi
tate to apply the most available remedy when an
evil becomes intolerable- And what is a greater
nuisance than railroad cars filling up a great
city thoroughfare!
A OIIRRENCY STAMPEDE
The rag-money currency has got most beauti
fully. mixed up in the West. The St. Louis
Union, of the 19th, informs us that the citizens
of that celebrated place for wild epeonlationsand
extensive frauds, particularly those who have a
little of the "root of all evil," were almost fright
ened from their propriety, the day previous, by
the appearance in the Republican, of an official
order, promulgated by "the board of broker."—
The very heading of the ukase, showd clearly
that this distinguished body had "pronounced,"
and that the public should hear and tremble,
"stick them up so that you may always see them,"
confelentigly announced to the world, and the
rest of mankind, that theissueti of certain insti
tutions were to be regarded hence-forth as
worthless. No "Wisconsin Piro and Merine,"
was to be bought or sold, and the Macomb coun
ty bank, Chicago bank, and Osborne's ,checks,
were placed in the same category. There was
also a denenciation of the circulation of various
Saving's banks, Plank road companies, and "le.
dividual liability" concerns, the issues of which
are seldom or never offered in this city.
We aro infoimed that rage 8.5 Bacon continue
to receive, as they have previously, the notes of
Wisconsin Fire hiatine and Ilan/ranee Compa-
Illinois River Bank, at Peru.
M. B. Osborne's Cheeks on the Rock River
Bank.
Macomb County Bank.
Chicago Bank, (J. H. Buck & Co.)
These are all "repudiated" by "the Board of
Brokers." In the following institutions Page &
Bacorthave not, nor never bad, much confidence,
and of coarse do nr,t. "touob," any of these emis
sions: •
Me?Ch1111IB' and bleohnnics' Bank of Chicago,
not registe.red.
Bank of Coo•,merce; Chicago, Illinois, not re-
gisterod
Bank of Cnioago, Seth Paine & Co.
Momphia Savings Institution, Memphis, Ten
Exchange Bank, Now Orleans, Horaco Bean,
Manager.
Bank of Commerce, New Orleans, Jacob Bar
ker, Manager. •
OF-in Savings Institution; Tiffin, Ohio.
Illinois and Rook River Railroad Company._
Fox River Bank; Dundee, Illinois.
Oswego and Indiana Flank Road Company.
Farmers' and Meohanici' Bifik, 'Quincy, 1111-
4e: .
Logansport Insurance Compaiy.
Union Plank Road - Company, Miabigun City,
Indiana.
Belvidere Bank of Alai:tinder Neely, Pittsfield,
Massachusetts.
Richmond's Exchange Bank, Wiscopein. 4
Illinois Safety Fund Company, Naperville.
Oswego Plank Road Company, checke, Juliet,
' To tide list may be added, the notes of all the
banks in the District of Colombia, except the
Bank of the Metropolis,
Bank of Washiisgton,
: Patriotic Bank, .
which arc located. in Washington City, and the
Barmen? and.ldeehanics' Bank at Georgetown.
'The notes of • the Fernier*? and Mechanics'
Blink.of Bruntundelt, N. J., are not current any
where' • •
*Cnti:de stateitient our citizens will be ad
monished to beioi; thefs gnarl egithurt the trash
whichli3nOw troodl ng the west. MleA it is
en from home It at ay, probably, tarn eastward,
and even honer op r city with a - Veit, --
NEWS OF. wm.,pwat STATE.
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GREENE Courrrr ;
roes:ifrraWaynee•
burg to'Washington.ie talke d .
are
being held in ratline" parte of tlievoiiptii.te
ther the 0bjci3t........"*fi .Bolilere,
has been'aelecited:4Ali delegate fothepren of
March Demociiitie Ceniailtiori•
, .
BERICS UoirszT.-.4ri the city of Reading, quite
a disturbance has Veen kicked up between the
Gas Company and the citizens. It appeals that ,
the: Company has been in the ! habit of , charging
414.p0r.1900 feet; this the_consumers "struck"
nainst, and on the refusal of .the Gas Company
-to reduce the price, the consumers resolved to.
: discontinue the nseof gas, after the lstof March.
A serious fire occurred in Alsace township,
on the 18th inst. A large barn belonging to Mr.
-Jacob Shade, was burnt to the grciund-18 head
of cattle, mostly valuable cows, 16 sheep; two
valuable horses, and about 400 bushels of wheat
were destroyed by the fire. The loss is estimat
ed at ss,ooo—insured for $3,000 A dread
ful accident occurred in the family of Aaron
Adams, in Reading, from the use of burning
fluid. In attempting to fill lighted lamp, the
can containing the fluid exploded, injuring more
or less every person in the room, and causing
the death of a Mrs. Bunn, of Pottsville, the next
day. Mrs. B. was on a visit to Reading; before
death, she suffered most excruciating tortures
from the Injuries she received, The Read
ing Rifles, Capt. Ancona, will visit Washington,
on the 4th of March.
SOMERSET COUNTY.—An extensive joint stock
flouriug mill is about being erected In the vicin
ity of Somerset In speaking of the Con
nolh3ville Railroad, the Miter says that the
feeling is strong in ftiVor of the road throughout
the county ; the Visiter also adds, that "In the
East the people aro at work upon the project
earnestly—a meeting has been held In Cumber;
land, and the most enterprising and wealthy
citizens have been warmly enlisted in its favor.
The Indications everywhere are favorable, and
the work -will soon be vigorously prosecuted;
those who are attempting to throw cold water
upon it, will reap the reward of their misdeeds
in due season."
Jr..vrciisor Coven.—A wild bog has been kill
ed in this county ; it is said to have roamed
about In the neighborhood in which it was kill
ed, for seven years, during which time it was
but seldom seen. Its frame erns very large, and
if it had been fat, It is supposed it would bate
weighed 700 pounds. Its tusks aro aatonlsh
ingly large, being nine inches long Maine
Law Meetings aro being held throughout the
county. '
Braga Consyr.—Tho Northwestern Railroad
project is exciting considerable attention In this"
county. The road was incorporated on the oth
day of February, and on the 28th of March the
books are to be ojeaed. The Act of Incorpora
tion empowers' the compat•, to make a Railroad
from some point on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
at or west of Johnstown, to the western boun
dary Mao of Lawrence county, there to connect
with the Cleveland and Mahoaing Railroad, lead
lug to Clevehuad. It will thus pass through the
entire counties of Lawrcnco and Butler, and
along the southern boundary of Armstrong and
I n di ana , tom:mating, probably, at Blairsville, in
the latter county.
Further California Items.
Important from Mexico—Prrsident Ctimilas Re
siyncd—The Garrison of Mexico pronoinmed in
favor of Santa Anna.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 21.
The steamer Albatross 'from Vcra Cruz, brought
the California letter mall (conveyed via the new
route from Acapulco; for new York.
Col. Ramsey, the mail contractor, says the
time required for the transit of the mail by this
route will soon bo shortened tioveral , dern , •
The Albatross left Vera Cruz on the morning
of the 13th, with fifty passengers and a cargo of
freight.
The Express• from California arrived littles;
pulco in Ca days from San Francisco, and at Ve
ra Cruz in 12 days.
The steamer Tennessee arrived at Acapulco on
the nth, in seven days, sixteen hours from San
Francisco, with three hundred and eighty pas
sengers, and two millions four hundred and thir
ty thousand dollars on board, consigned to Page,
Bacon & Co.
The 001251113 of California, for 1652, was 224
35.
The clipper barque Path Pinder arrived of San
Francisco, from China, on the 31st of January,
with news down to December 11th. Great ex
citement prevailed in Hong Kong, in relation to
English traffic in Coolies for the West India
trade.
The Tehuantepec grant has been signed and
delivered to A. G. Shoo & Co.
Gen. Urns and Col. Itohhes having arrived in
Mexico, Mr. Cevallos, the President, not being
able to agree with them, resigned. Gen. Uraga.
and the garrison of 31exieo immediately pro
nounced for the recall of Santa Annn, and
named Gen. Lombardine President ad interim.—
The general opinion is that the recall of Banta
Anna is a mere num
Gen. Ancistassis Bustamente, thrice President
of Mexico, died near Queretaro lately.
The express came through from Acapulco to
Vera Crux in five and a half days.
The news was brought to Acapulco by the U.
S. mall steamer Tennessee, whence it was taken
to Vera Cruz, and thence by the Albatross to this
port; the time from Sin Francisco having occu
pied only eighteen days.
The Tennessee, from Ban Francisco, bad on
board 800 passengers and nearly three millions
in gold, two millions and a half of which was on
freight, and the balance in the hands of passen
gers.
The floods Which have prevailed to such an ex
tent throughout California, had somewhat subsi
ded, and the prospect of the miners in many lo
calities, were of the most cheering nature. The
shipments of the precious metal during the en
suing season, is equal to any that have preceded
it, while by others it was thought the amount
forwarded would be even greater.
Gold dust at Ban Francisco readily commanded
$17,60 per oz.
The injury by the recent floods will not be so
great as at first supposed, as several bridges and
other property reported to have been sweptaway
remain in the same position as previous to the
flood.
But little business of importance had, es yet,
been transacted by the Legislature—al least the
papers at hand do not the:
nnyenaotment of
the, sligh test
. interest.
The sufferings of the miners had been some
what appeased by a more plentiful supply of
provisions and a falling off in the price for the
• . •
same.
A party of Mormon preachers had arrived, In
San Francisco, en route for Australia.
Plans for the construction of a railroad from
Bet Lake to the Colorado river, were being. re
preseuted with =mall' energy.
klumerons desertions from the military ranks
wire taking place.
There is no further intelligence from'Marat
ha., with reference to the late disturbances at
that place.
Thearrivals from Atlantic ports, during the
fortnight, were very large, and quotations. for
some of the leading articles of produce had de
clined. This was more particularly the ease
with flour, which had been sold as low as $3O
for Hazel brands.
Pork was quoted at $85040; Bacon 28®800;
Butter 40®48e,' end Lard 19®20c. Groceries
were quiet. t -
Lumber only in moderate request. Sales of
Eastern out at $75®90;`l M.
PIaCEB Cuitamr. = Flour, very little doing.—
Round lot of barrelled materially below s2o.
Potatoes moderate at from 7C)Bc lb. Pork
firm, at advanced rates, $15048. Hams, Cov
ered 24®260 ?lb. Lard active and firm at 850
`t2 lb. , Bacon, ribbed 28e; clear 800 `rel lb. •
Beef, sales of mess at $16,50 half brl; -but
ter 57®600 7 0 lb; lumber $lOO 11 thousand.—
Prints, common 8®90; medium 9@)11; fine
twelve-eighth, nine-eight, twelve and thirteen
melba, seven-eighths, 130. Cloths and Cassi
nieres 50 cent. advance. Ladies' wear. De
sirable article are in demand. Clothing, 25 and
30'V cent. advance.
Mons° ELiseuxxce.—For vividness of ima
gery, we don't believe the following sentence
from Mr. Webster's address, in commemoration
of the landing of tho,pilgrims,- was ever ex
celled:
4, We hear the wisperinge of youthful impa•
tienee and we see chilled and slavering childhood
hoesWas' but for a mother's arm s cow-bra/ but
for a mother's breast, tin OUT own blood almost
freezes."
Itemi ol:Beals.snd Icellany
, Capt. We orliew York has boon aprioint
.o agent of the wider , writers at Key Wesi in
ithoet of Cap a. -Hoyt, who has gone to San
FrtMeisoci.:
Edwin Forreethan commenced an engagement
at the BroodwaysThentro, Now York. On Mon-
day evening he woe received by a crowded house
with the greatest enthuainsm.
Mr. Charles Dickens has, with great liberali
ty, presented a cheek for .CBOO to Sergeant Field,
a superannuated officer of the detective polico,
upon whose information he founded several arti
.
glee in Household Words,relatiie to thelletective
system. •
Count Sartigee Is about to leave this country
for six weeks, to be present at the coronation of
the Emperor.
The new caloric ship Ericsson, anchored oppo 7
sift Alexandria, Feb. 21, about fire o'clock in
the afternoon. - No particulars as to her perfor
manors hare yet reached us.
The Homestead Bill, It is said, cannot passtho
Senate.
Mr. Everett hi negotiating a Consular Treaty
with Prance; which will soon be sent to the
Senate"; also, an International Copyright Treaty
with the same Government, the terms of which
are to be similar to those between France and
England.
Hon. Joseph It. Chandler, who has been se
verely ill in Washington City, on Monday was
able to resume his seat in Congress,
Tho Conoord correspondent of the New York
Herald states that a young aspirant for office re
cently sent Den. Pierce letters urging his claims,
accompanied by his daguerreotype. Ho is
said to be apparently about twenty Meer years of
siCe-
A company is being-formed in Fall River, with
&capital of $lOO,OOO, for the purpose of manu
facturing locomotives. About $4,000 of the
stock boa already been subscribed for. If the
stook is taken up, the company will commence
building early in the spring.
1 A resident of a western town, complaining
that he could not eleep one night, summed up
the cansest—A walling baby of seventeen days
—dog howling under the window—cat fight in
tho alley—a colored ball in the shanty over the
way—tooth echo—and a pig trying to get in at
the back door.
A disastrous fire occurred at little Rock, Ark.,
the &I inst. The post-office with its contents,
together with several stores and dwelling-houses
was burnt. Loss nearly $50,000.
A horse dealer named H. Hopkins, from Nash
•rille, waszobbedst New Orleans on the 9th inst.,
of $3,700.
Two men named KIM and Davis, got into an
affray at the Washington Coffee Rouse, in New
Orleans, on the 9th lust., in which the former
was stabbed and killed by the latter.
The wonderful Bateman children are perform
ing in New Orleans.
The ship favor has been prevailing fatally in
Jackson township, Susquehanna county, Pa., and
the Montrese Register avers that it baffled the
skill of the medical faculty of the county.
1000 laborers are advertised for, by ?desert's.
Dougherty. Lawman & Co., contractors on the
Susquehanna Railroad, between Bridgeport (op
posite Harrisburg) and Sunbury. Stone ma
sons and carpenters are also wanted.
The New Liquor Law in Illinois provides tha t
licenses, for the sale of intoxicating drinks,
shall range from $3O to $3OO, end no liquor to
be sold less than one gallon in quantity without
a license.
•A bill in the Illinois Bonn of Representatives,
to abolish capital punishment, was defeated on
the oth inst., by One. vote. Next day the bill
was reconsidered, sad the bill amended so as to
make the pas4ol terely : Lurprsonment for life.
The rpcat4o~ to trimr2r,trristuerif
was again deeded - by ti'vetie4 27 ayes to 41.
Wye.
The New York Corarnercial — ittirtes, that Mr.
William Marston los Invented a breach loading
gun, In which thb ramrod and other ordinary
appurtenances are dispensed with. The inven
tion hes been applied to fowling-pieces.
William U. Storiart, of Baltimore, who was
put in prison at Valparaiso on the ammo, .of kill
ing a Chillan, has been discharged fom custody
In compliance with the demand of Mr. Payton,
the American Minister.
The Raleigh (N. C.) Standard contradicts
the report that Gov. Reid bus appointed a eat
cessor to lien. Willie P. Mangum In the 11. B.
Senate.
The papers gay that a boy, only ten years old,
recently eacceded in raising several dollars in
Now Bedford., by forging his father's name.
TISTAL OP TUE SPIRTIVALLSTB AT CHICAGO.-
The County Court . waa occupied yesterday in the
trial of two of the.parties—Messrs. Pilgrim and
Arnold—connected with the Bank of Seth Paine,
on en indictment for inciting to riot. The fol
lowing is a portion of the testimony of Mrs. Her
rick, ono of the niediums:--. 4 'Had been in Chi
cago some months had been employed in the
bank to take money and pay it out ; gave advice
to Mr. Paine to open the bank on Tuesdny, and
let one person in Pt a time; this advice was
given by the spirit of George Washington; did
not know of any other communications ; might
have received one' from Henry Clay; does not
know who got a communication about the
smoking; Homy Clay's spirit told them to re
ceive all tho bills•and redeem them; received
communications three or four times a week; a
rule of the bank was not to redeem money for
any person who came in smoking; did nOt know
of any revelation not to redeem money for dis
honest persons." The jury in the case were out
all night, and came into Court this morning— .
could not agree, and were discharged. —Chicago
Journal, 16th. .
A Ractumnion.--Goversor Bigler, on Thus*.
day last, the West Chester Village Record says,
despattffied's requilition upon, 60 ; 11w/en:tor of
Maryland, for Mc6.earylti*itidtittper of the
Parker girls. The Grand 41 . ttryf" - Cit„ester coun
ty had pieviously found "it bill orindictment
against him for this offence. This is the second
or third time a niquisition has been made by
the Governor of Pentitiylvania, for this intli
viddalAutt heretofdre he has not been deliver
ed tip ,
.
repealing that part of -the pres
ent Ohio taxlaw Which exempts two hundred
dollars worth of personal Property, passed the
House last week. This, it is calCulated, will in
crease the basis of 'ftaxation in the State-an:sat
sixty millions of dollars, adding, to the hardens
of men owning a stall amount ef prop ertY;and
taking- proportionally from those trho are too
'Wealthy to feel the illiforence. Tfbe measure will
not be likely to pro're very upepular with the'
masses ?"
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SumoLan 31An.-41teesiE. Price, a reeldent
of - Cincinnati, who' possessed 'of considerable
of this world's goo , has . taade a proposition-to
the Legislature of io, for a dissolution of his
partnership with th State. ito considers the
notions of the corOonwealth antagonistic to
those entertained bylhimself, and does not desire
fellowship with it. ale proposes to pay his pot.-
tior le Is al
mch
iced
tithe
elem. egged, . there
has been, for the b 34: genemtion - or two, a fall
ing in'the phial eof he X'arialints`and
growing tendency t,oispindleismtin their ehanke.
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Z The Whigsf Buffalo ' have nominated
Leroy Farnham for mayor, max:mita T. - Shat
tuck for, Justice of tfte Peace.
W,Bx-Borernori Bartley Be= f 4
Delaware, on the 12tli inst., to Mrs. I. Bees,
formerly of Norfolk, Wa.
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French, an coup de tete, a freak of faxtey....lisaci tit° , lodiTegfk l4 - dr 4 Va's , 1192 " m frOtfol
nouncement hut been a deadly blow uporipriblio dreams, And a PagA. Ulhralthn , -'6 4 iiftst.eolantattitn" ee
funds. The failure of the protracted -Worts while ft'le I . l = i o crsien exisi, - the !night
made to unite Bonaparte with a downed family, r.j k ,7 l 7s } d e 7pracity—St r e body itiautaly= " sar drs ,. ,
struck the money market with terror; and the and Use noblest fir..ll,3gs of oar nature gralluaily owbues
:Tuners of 111 will oh the part of the northern oral to a fretful PeeePh tEolPef, nntdES tasseanal e e we
powers, cause a dread of war pretty general , It er diseases arise to s
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artkHt,rit:e,ssaadyertisemumsbastiErableeiroi.REgrt ll
trume l: o tti mn._
Itnowledged the Empire with so many restrie- Bold Wholesale and Bata by Dr. GEO. IL SKIM; 140,
tions, explanations and cotomeats, that their po- corner of wood street and Vixen allay.Pittabusgb, Pad al,
.sition before it is almost hostile. . so, by JAWS T. SAMPLE, narthlrast cornet. of Pedant
C - -ata
Bonaparte is is said to be mad against all En- Itt•et°24thapimma'All2ghercr ity d tinalle
rope. The contempt with which he is looked up.
en by all the monarchs, and especially by those
who most openly encouraged his crimes against
freedom, is known to him, and ke dreams of re
venge. lie is still an adventurer; he loudly
speaks of peace, and he Is preparing for war.—
The moneyed men—the aristocracy of France,
who were united with him in his conspiracy
against the Republic; are turningsilently against
him, as welt as the monarchs of the north. Ton
may expect some outbreak before long en the
part of that strange man. . Bo not surprised if
you hear that one day, suddenly, he has put a
new and heavy tax upon the property, income,
&c., and declared war upon some neighboring
nation. Takingi money from the rich would
please the Ignorant masses, and lend to Dena
parte their help in a war in which it would be
easy to engage that powerful shadow--national
honor.
Bern& SrscuLavioss.--Probably no class of
men in the country have been so seriously bitten
lately ns the butter sprculaters. They have
been over every part of the country, bought up
all they could, and now at the conclusion are
forced to lose at least one-third of their outlay.
The article can be purchased in this city now at
from l 8 to 21 cents per pound at wbolesato. A
few weeks since it was 25 and 30 cents.—AT: Y.
Evras.
zee' Ira Aldridge, the negro tragedian *do
America, is now acting at Berlin. Be is faire*
bly criticised in the Augsburg Algemeint Zeituig.
His Othello is said .to be as new to European
play-goers, es it is true to nature—that is; to the
nature of the negro.
Tunoran SO OTIAWA.—We learn that the track
of the Chicago and Rock Island road was com
pleted to Ottawa, on the 10th inst., and that the
cars wore to commence running regularly to that
place on Monday, the 14th.
Arer During a practice of more than twenty years, Dr.
briamo has weeded lannmereble patients; afflicted with
every form of worm dihasse, atallratt Induced to apply all
the energirr Of - Ida salad to the silscoerry of a certelfoge
worm destroyer, certran in Its effects; the malt of hie ta.'
hors is the Amerimn Worm SPecitic, now before the public,
which is perfectly safe, and may be given alike to children
of the snort tender age, or to the aged- adulti'lt rages
mildly mad subduer borer, and destroyi Vern. with tarsal
able moves. It 11 c ssy of adorinirtraticin; . Mid as it does
not contain mercury in any form irhtsteeer, iectrietions
are neoesmry with regard to drinking cold caster, nor la .it
capsble of doing the least Injury to the most tender. briant .
An tncredible number of wonar hove been expelled by. this
great vernalfuge.
•
DZ.. 'Beware of Counterfelta! • .
Far sate by moo of the Drusts and Itercbiladri, and
by the sole proprietors. J _KIDD A CO., •
A4Paxi' Lew CO Wood street. .
In MAW°%ph* on the =I Ixotont, by-the Rev. Albert.
Rune!, Mr. THOMAS J. CASIPRELL. of thie. city, to Mira
ELIZA J. ILKNNEVE,danzhter of MIK= Kennedy, Esq.,
or Port Pens, DeLrrarn. •
• •
DLL ULTPSU-1: bliss. prima; fn clatiojar Pea by
4b2.4 Bunn SINCLAIIt
left-4 therm am mop, far rale by . . .
G 446 &MTH & SLICLASEL
•
710 - filiSll-6 ado sal lb bozo , . for ntle by
83111T11 t SINCIAIT
Gob% • MITZI t , SINCLAIT
lIfRU APP .
LIQS-11) - rue - ralebr
• felol •• ' vanicLar..
U. hbdo, tar.kdo knkto, !or who by.
lY
. 8311111. k SINCLITIL
, r - imiaiaiEgiEM
CI7.A.NTS-:locark.slirsi rate article; fur fale by • • ••
eta.. SMITH
1:141A31 AND MOLA.MkS—lsaprime order, in Aare . liad
Grr by Ifele4l ALEX. II.IINTEIL.::
aiil3-74 iiiirelseitsYuwag Illysonjilia na4l Imperial,
_ fur =do by I to 101) ALEX. 111/NTIZt.
301t211-4111bxs.airaues Sr endspas.. tor Fate b 7.
ALMS;
--
•Glaitlibbzerlity 10, for sale by •• •• •••
• • ALP.X. MOTEL •
np. prime low , ',llo In toro - awl for
POTASHES *
by (tet23l • - *LIM. IMINTEIL.
bus. small white; forests by '
.11.3 ALEN; HUNTER.
CAP AND CANDLES-1W boxvs club, for ludo Ty
1 fcWG ALM if ENTETL*
FUttr—The fret beau& 4f Sapettlne oxelZxtro, always
nband; abet:lßM-son Jones , eapeelor..lbr. kindly
am, aliens kept, by itob.Zl. ALnrITUNTEIL.
.OYiPEE-350 togs in gam gale and fur by •
ALEX. 11EXTLTI
•- -' • 299 Liberty street .
•
ILFACKI4IIII,—Large No.3'n, on band and for =le by
lrl ALEX. 11IIXIXA, .129 Liberty "treat ?
.appadte larnithirmt
inOPPEKAS-100 bbbi„ to pod onter,for ask• by
fcb26 J. 'KM & CO.
S febM ULP/10111C ET11131.300 tbs., for ml J by
•
KMII t.OO
wut citERRY VANS.-10u In store end for
by (tet4o) J. KIDD &VD:
XTUTRIXI.9-2:4 Ms, very eve, for We by. ~
feb2o g.IDIT 00.
CItiNASION-100 =W. la More az,ba eir Ulf by
fat= . - J. fi3DD
rriiIAIPSON'S EYE TATAR—% greets,ftre salP .. •
reb2 • J. KIDD it CO.
SULPHATK. QULNINE-1110U °anew, In' store and fo
solo by J. EIDD it' CO., •
feb2o: CO Wood-street.
•
K I ESI"S SAND eItUCIELKA—M, Nosh 2' gallows ti
the noilletit.r.lin, fur alto by
"
"0011 BEN?—Two Stores on nand street,'Eetwnen 'Aber
r ty street and Penn, suitable for Tarioty, Shoo or Fancy
Dry Goode. Also, one I:nettling, elz rooms;• above one of
the stove Stare, Enquire of
AUSTIN LOOMIS, - Stoek and BID Broker. •
Woo No. 92 Routh axed.
Now hiatus Chance for a Peraon with 1:1150i
rrto BUY TILE GOOD IVILL AND FIXTURES - Mach
I are in excellent condition,) of a TAVERN, doing a good
bustlers, and has attraction that will =always enure it a
good . run of "Custom. It can be bought- cheaWas the pro.
prietor going into -other business.. -Forlnformatlon, en,
quire of Mr. J. ILAWOBTII,Grocer, in the Diamond.
feb2eclike
SABBATH SCIIOOL BOOKS.—Davlson & Agars', are
keeping on band a large supply of the Smaday School
Allston and Itassachusetta Sabbath School Society's Public:tr.
lions. Also, a tarps assortment of Carter'e and otherßooks,.
suitable for Sabbath School Libraries. , •
Tracts, Question and Cl= Books,llclcets; Begonia, Maps,
Cards,' ind other Sabbath School requisites. For ago - at
Bastonaiud Philadelphia prices, by
__ ' - •
feb2a. DAVISON & AGNEW, 65 BlaZket
rilltr. TWO IWERCLIANTS, or Solvent and insolvent, by
I T. S. Arthur, to just published, and for sale by EL 24.1.
Ox, M Smithfield- street; complete in oneorol-..
aura
fluiTwoblerrhants, Is now running th - rougtithecolicitui
of " The Saturday Courier ll—whererit has proved to be one
of the most popular works that ever. appeared In_ the col
umns of any newspaper In this ,country. ,J..t published
uniform with the rest of Arthave.novels. so o 4 to place it
in the bands of every person in tho country, that wishes to
read .7• ' • fehM
13 0011131 .65 MARKET STTLlierl-
Baneroft's's Ilistory of the United States,b vole. '
Bewail Pocket Almanacs and Church Rea tef feriaTeU =
f ' Itoldirtnq Universal Pronounclut Gozeteer - • • - 1
Female Patriotism, 1* E. Wetherelb • -
Loomis' Geology.
Eclipse of Youth..
Crane on Dandng.
DowninigAi Works: •
Princeton-Essays.
Kilto's OpelopLedia;lvoL and a vols.
Arvinellioral and Leligiotia Anecdotes.
Ailine's Anecdotes oil
Lit
and Eine 'Arts.
Chambers' Encyclenapais of:Enna-11i Literatnra ,
Pc4.. Fele at Ei! prices, by DANISON & 'AGNEW, '
reb2s . 65 Market stftet...iunir,
JOSIVII. MODuIDGE PRANCLT =YAM.
2100131DGE 4.ISRFAUL;
(LATE TWICISIELL.A-AiOGRTDGE, •
Corner of Commercial and Pine tits.
COESIGNAUZITSandwiII meet witheronept
end personal attention, and kfeeral admires will be'
glven lit= required, on Consiguneets or Dills 0f.1.41114,
to hand.- t
t. Orin:icor the purchase of Lead, Grath, - .lTerrip aneother
Prodnee, will be promelly filled at thelowest marketericts.
The:meek:We and Forum:Wag of Alerchandize and 'Pro.
dote willmeot :nth weednk care atbi.clirpekh; the lowest
=yes of I‘..eight me always be recered, gond the expense
at Rome and proyage as mlintias possible unaided. •
, :,urfoosonu
, - -
E. Welch, St lo EMU &.11artorl, Cluebnati;
Page &Ewan dotSzteler & Oarranw, de;
Cborless, Mow h Co., do; limes k Fraser do;
Clsouteatt Fella, do; , Springer &1411terein, : do;
D a 0,11.133 g & Co., do; E.O. Gooodutma & Co., , do;
3,W, , EaNer klara.,Pittebto .E.-& C. Tiwnall.4 Philadav
A..toech &Co, do; Moittut, Duet & lEorgiux;
w za . name Ca., do; B. B. Coittegya, : do;
Blew & Iderch, New Fork. _.do;
'Vint&Forrest, • - do; . Jedsit Foe & CO4 Baltimore,Cbarbn Aateikser do; Abrebsze,3. Cote, - 'de;
A-11.Farwell &Ca,Boston; .W.11,11(11104. ' - - F,OwtsrlEe;
waarrdd,
_Fon Co, do ; . D. Newowab Bro., . dot
.bell&:Co.,i)orer*stlet; Netball* New ON met
hate arloien.Pol*bfltusavaddatikUcaiei'
thWmienti W our alma, when advised by letter pa
;10;4 azovibirierkgrwsl on 'brne of lading ..berme, or of hl
; tau of Aimed. - fLOGILIDGE4 -
- lan.2o—issr--feb.73
St. Loa* Idissauzi.
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MOE
Dr. MtLan s v , s Vermitage.
hint APFLES-10 box choice, for pie by '
fetal AMC. ZUNTETL
IL-0) bbl.• Tau Oil, in shwa mtl fur sale by •..
tab= ALEX.. MINTER.
=.hessolim.=
- ST. LOUIS, Dll9-OVU L .
_
comaissiON AND-FORIVARD/NG 110178 - in;
MENEM
EME
, -
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.;..1•;':; , `:
`t
•.A.:;:.-:::•i',..:::,
---- _
* Seritintltt dit• to Nier's Pettoieltlit to say
that it has laienikneniito com pletelye eradicate 0071eitzg•
Of this dreadfd ante% less time thsn'snyother manly,
and at less ant or Incentreidenne . to the patient. ' -
The thousands of ontificates in the hands of the proprie
tor, many of whkii are from well known citizens of the city,
of Pittsburgh and its Immediate viduity, go to ahoy clearly
sad beyozai all dOubt, that Knee's Persomnit is it medicine
of no canon= value, tot only as a lead remedy in l'10:07-,
riz, Rhrtanattera, Deafruos, sou of Mght, but as • ealnable
internal remedy, Writing the lurecti„mting physidaus, as
well as the stilleetng patient, to bean= acquainted with Its
merits.
Tines haring a dread of mixtures are assumed that this
medicine is rarely rediand,, endii hott . led as it Sots from
the bonen of the earth. - • - '• - -
The following cat(Mate is ospisdfrom apaper Salida 0
am
r, sad bears data Juges( 2, 1252, go which is
brio appended the certificateofthecokbrutal D. Y. Stag, M. D.,,
eif Hynumse:
MIA may In truth certify, that I have been so badly af
flicted with Scrofula for the Lastscreuyears that most of the
that I hate been unable to attend to any kind of bucinece,
and much of the time unable to walk end maned to my
bed, end hen been treated nearly all the time by thebeet
Physicians our country affords: I oomsinnally got come re.
Deg hut no can", mid c nuedtogtosworeemtilDr.Pmt
recommended me to try the Pet of nm, or Bock OD, is el:s
cything else bad failed. I did so without faith at first, but
the effect was astonlching; it threw the poison to the surface
at once, and I et once begso to grow better, sod by ruling
seven hales Dare got s cure worth thousands of dollars. r
.Itll3. NANCY IL SUNRISE.
This rosy certify that I bate been acquainted with Kier's
Petroleum, or Bock Oil, tor more than a year and hare re
peatedly witnessed its beneficial effects" in th e cute of indo
lent ulcers and other diseases far which lt is rteneatiendmd,
sod can with contdenee recommend It to be a medicine woo
thy of attention, and can safely eartluti sumeas Au ettesul.
sil its tqe where other stalleinitiMi failed. •
/ors* by all th• Drank4llF.FlttsbuFgh. ' fatiCalty:
A MICIATRG . * 0 - -
HAVE RESIOVED TO THE - CORNER OF:
; :Wood' and . Sixth Streets, -
/lir Where they otter to. that! old. =tome" and the
public generally, at the lowest eates,Wholeeole,
_and Beta.
the isalegi moat sebict ad complete stock = of ail
TEAS, -,d31.1GY GROCERIES,WOODSht•AND UMW :
WARE. to be foand lathe 3Feet " —dear,- •
•
CHAS. E. LOOMLS,
Stock aiill Bill Briikerl
Notee,Bondei ortgages, Qr e., ategcUsted.
PAVIICCLAZ .1113:111105 arm
' • TO TIM PIIRCILIBE ANTISAIX OF STOCKS ,
0 ..01510! seer &Jones 93., conmer of Wocd and A:styli
streets, . . jal4l . lFlr
• •
VIAVELERS FOR
BALTIMOEB andITASHIHGTON CITY,
•
LOOK - •
- - NO BTAGINGI- , .'• .
RAILWAY THE EN TI RE.DISTIN CE!
And - Fare Reduce . dt•-• -
TWO LINE 9 DAILY. '
in
'r
for Lattimore and Washinincrti 'City are in
.". formed, that by yurchasing a Ticket for 1311Ln:tore, at
the Pennsylvania 11311 rood Company's! Office, on Liberty mt+
they can go forwent met the mute by vatkh the -United.
States Great Wegern Mail mod • Adams t Wenkrn Ex
press is earrioL Letting Pittsburgh at 3 and 11% *Work,
A. SI., and meriting in Beitimme in 19 and 2r battrs,respeo
thtively,4-hcing by far the Quieted and most pleasant mote to
e East. •
,
Aar: Tbrough tickete tolialtirnore, ppd. -
'
Ravage chrdoxt through., . . '
rar?Passeogere for Washington will proceed on, shortly .
After antra in Lattimore. there being Guar Trains directly'
to that Yerefrom Bat anions to WashingtonaLSO.
nowengors aro snared that the' aecominodation on the
Lomb. forming this' tine, era utonsrpaseett by . those eftroy
route in the connity. • • • '•
• rittsburah. Fobriz.
ARD-30u Wile: prime L zd, on hand gialha rale by
fdal -* JOHN .lILACK a CO
VITILISKIr-300 bblalkzilfant Ind Flu. on hand and far
vv , itgebr .• [fal44) .• • JOIIN BUCK it Ca,'
11 if MSS AUK—W:I bb3x.lnstorcand Ibr sale Mr"
jrl fava , .' 'Jew inacs,*to
Pl 9 bllaltle-100 loos Dm Ctoolll , _c- • • •. • • ".
L ibya 1 , 00 Noo.:1 and Sisry.tlaffarsoioloy
• .-. • 001tligatkv.-
nn U =i t a l :Zrg4 l°Yl tfL e ttpillei '°""ia°
jail remind 2uul for male by '•• • • ..' • " .
f.b•it • •
rilacTAX 41 1 ) 141 /0. 1
' The Clepet Wareboune;girteteli-tidr '
e maxi. new atyies Tapestn ..!ngrain.Caspeto k ts *loth sn
ipelto Um altaition of pioeo s aae :`.
• • frta: • irrtLVTOCk.'
I.lOMt. A-ND 3101.1.0SES—' •rt.j: ..t • -
'0 000 btas. rime New Orisons (iodie,oOpegliO. Mobssts
• ' 100 bait Lb* -do • - .. •- do;''
liebbdo. . •do • _do.: Sims ritra;
mai • 'kir mato by, Jarisr IILACS aOl
0.111 7 111 ON CONTRAOM—A.sew.edltictoorithaddicismot
►-nou.olohl ?derma% to lbottinostiglatiod. Amerlaui;
&ions, by W USaIDII notyle;,110 00 bollaulfoilmlo b 7 • .
• • ; 'r • '• • WRIZIN. a
•Dooteelkt ilia Stationer •
Wiled iiinit,batireen Thini and VotttZli..
It.ND
T Wi!IMAMS IiIIOOLLT, 201.
'l4 'The undetrignal. in connection withilei-Blifloggor,
kint.; -of-Davenport Iowa; will attend the lowing of
londs, twarelain , .: titles, payment of term or any other bu
siness in the State Grimm relative to public laude. Terms
moderato; sad the strictest attention paid to Instructions
malted, or to say business entrusted to ZOZ11.: •
JANIES 111AIOSLY; '
. .
fcli3 110.166, MINT of Wool anti Liberty ati
Western Insurance Company, Pittsburg].....lL MILLER,Jr.; President. FAL GORDON, SecregriY.
. CAPITAL, 1300,000.
inSure against ell kinds of risks, lIRT, and MA-'
BINS. • All losses will be liberally adj .
d . . and
prpmptly paid.
A home boil tStition, mansi.vd by Illar..crot - who arWiiell
known in th e ouinmunity, and w - ho are determined, by
promptores and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering the blurt protection to Gans
who desire to be insured. •
Direeterv.—.ll. Miller, Jr., C. W. Rickrbare, J. W. Whir;
N. Holmes, Jr., W. IL Dmitb,.C.lhmeen, George IV. Jackson, •
Wm. AL Lyon, James Lippincott. George Darsie, James Mc
/inlay, Alexander Nimicla, Thomas Seoti. •
Odlos, N 0.92 Water street,: (Warehouse of Sicatg A.
Co., up stairs.) Mee= rgh. . • nor2Lly.
Window • Shads and-Oil:Cloth Zarafactory,
"48 IBW - IP sVaIL.S. .
•••1: , ••• .; •• E. .E.. • KEENAN. • • •
4 1.4 'Err aNDscAPE t3IIADBt ), b sad :be Pate
b'do - do _ - do• .73. to 87• do.
.4- do ..;• • • do _do r.. 51,00 ha .2,00 • do..' -
"Flowered, °ethic atul•Riali, oseartal prices ,
Buff Linen, 4425 e.. 54 33c.; • • .
Dug Oil Cloth, 4-4 .250., 04 Sle, 64 40c.; • - ' •
Carriage Oil Cloth, black, 4-4 Ze., 04 3C, 04 40e; ; . • '
Figured Back do 44 :te, 5.4 40e., 04 44c4 . ;
Enamelled , do4-4SDc.,O - 1 4004 64. 54'x:_ : - • '
maxiloorf ono sipiewom 4-4 G 3., 04 75e.., o- 8i c; -
Tablo Conara,vith centres,o234,ls,.Slyye. and =leach:
Flom , 011-Cloth, 4-4, 43, 00 andlOr- Per Yard;
cloer,) 111,00encia. -- • • • 2
„•• ; CLO=NCI.
, I.ongltack Oillhabi, $1.70 each. •
• Jackets $1,00: Pants 6•73 , llatatd}ie 3 .
•.. 000DTRA.B.11 RIIBB:n GOODS. , •
Long Black Coats, $5,60 each. . '• •
• Short Mart' Coats, $4,25 each. .
'Long Panta;s3„2o each . • • • , - :• -• •
.Per Plat. .
El=cnt mill :l ow on Triumparent,imeraki.Omen,ltiff,
'BMA, Tallow and Crimson illndow Shade Oil Cloth, u this
la the sole and original IdannEactory. AU Goode =pin .
not to Ala, ttala oecrack- . •
J. MD CO
teieligit4hd Diiiiiiettihrotighoilt the littiog
L• EPOIDULAiIion; . •
at u*Aiyrtraila , 4..Nrt DNA LBB IN
INo. 'l4litrildeM Lexie, New Yo/1y
IaBSBECINITLLY triyttes the attention efloruggists and
NerelusntithMogtcont - the Delon, to hit Ismeand 432%
tensirec au:orttrient - of OILS,' ke.,"of ther• SffiT
ANDPIDOI3TQI7ALLIdr4 wW&II/e - offers for udnon very.
malerate terms, both to cash itl3d.clostAlme lover& - Below
ale enumerated some Of thileeding:artleles: • -
:MITES LEAD Ince, in /cop ce. , z tato) --
FLAGS I'AINT, TELLOW MIRE, VEIL. MD, in cal..'
-DAUNT DBXED, BROW; TB11114A7DE•BI_ .
ENNA, In oil -
tim-BER r elint(illß IM EllIiL" ANL/. Apainqcet,
GREENS, in oil.
_•• .;
ntrssiAzi BLITE, 10=031E TELIONIutd - PIRDI9III
veuNigli s ci 6f all kiadr -
•LINBRED OIL, NNW , and BOILED ta.?.5.,-11714T180
ANIALII; LAMP Jur sec: • • - -•—•
• :AAL andENGLISII Vesi4l/11/,CIifIiODBDED 4124 YLir
RED LEAD; and tiniatnE,lll7 .
.STONE,FRENCEriffirrELILOW.OOHILEA27- - -
011110318, RUM and BAtiIiBMOICOILIM, dry,Z T.
•
IaiIINCIL D;ANERIOAN
:stir Druatilits. aid 'cabers - -bricent oLanTsLthe - elow
mentioned articies,uffi built totheirin t.torell,asuaz;
Neilltim for manufacWring and puichaalng,lnitfonz
rieuce in the biainess,•gite. an, adventam in selling wet
most of those in tbstseaue line: D. B. • *ADWILOUOII;
t • . - • 411 Noldersinste, B'ent
3311 3 93ETAEMZEO /101711EXCEEPEItS
110712 - and - mare nyarionce Medi ' Sodec Crean
niter, or nn oilier- iaunkao d f or 1t
- 1 - WAKES'S : CIIFIAISAV TEAM OR - BAOSO SW
IIEB—For raging Arend, Irisetlit, - Ariddle end Sammy
Ott'etr, Pi;dllnga;Pot-ines, Coriallread, Sweet Cake, Apple :
Sanapllii - AM: - fit& article Is one that every
- - FABM lIOTIA. t . SOMIDINCPROVSK
; Ediug Sale.on, Ship, Stuithast, - .Vessel, Canal finat,-`
all !Ind, rpon a rorefal trial, to be - the' pap thicsr , rusede
ecerle. yin& day I their exigence. 7
-; It s moat Important ndianteges over the old nibtat,
It saxes the expente of rank; ryggt, idiertenfag.,
eall, and tbe.tmulalo and-expmae of proem:in good yeliat
-.water only being neeestary.- - -
No time Ic ragtEnid for the`daraght tariti beflattlektin.
-roue.. may be =de in a fee ndnates,
;3. A mok:Calf Winn depend upon" ifs - ring light, sweet,
tendssmdpalstable bread and - biscuit, whether - tlte , flour
beef embed quality or not, , • - ,
4,'Bresd msde by this rooms to eh' m ore nutrillret,
Midler nfAigestkin, better fitted for aweat tinnutr.l4toresmr;
istriter:and Ueda, thanwhen made 'with- asst.
b: - The broad male by feratentallon, - does - not: las
mate amount Of nouristunent to the system, that. It--dom e
Then =dovish this compound; immune thevmetedgentid.
toetelned in fermented bread, prevents the proper action of-,
the gasteic_AU upon it, and mos-. nently, apart only go!*
lane utieNWlOdir" Fbile the • "•$ Tel* t° 'r cd m d jt :
I pepilli !indite t WI& • - "' -
1 Mhis Article haabeen thoroughly tested,-andis unintsellit
When wt xt.notordin itei the diteeCam, it itmur,.
Arse t utieNfoisiforrnistisiirsatm
. pennizt,;
!ma tout dbakivi t a you will not be deeetred,'--.Prineipel
qtrae,:lztweiteT 42 veY/telt . Tart: tblYP l m - hes!
drintesugeniirsty:'- :7
',lgenfs kittsburgbT -
4b=l 7 - BAriE4
•
1. •
MEM
=NM
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- _
' LIZ= LED marl s
Or
o'clock. Eters openat o'eltek;
fat .. • - -
Seats may be secured at the Box. Cffllce, dining the
day, ithont extra charge.. ,- ' -
ellaiw lacceentai Sat:tufty zdght's alli i % Thrie creatlisees t ..:
-fornelar, the host exterialey attraction twee offered !nowt - :
AT First bight elle swietin of TOM ' A..tliJEltitli 'with
..Sha great Ilategucrade Pane . from itasza.Caterc, et 04... thw .
Meat Eight Horse Entree from tha Jceto,Wateia . . ' - ' .
p+ml lipecncle of the
Tma &LIM Pebrusr7 93, will be. pred .. hced. - Jha greet .
. ; ..TORTT TOSZVE3,,OII,:IIO „italtleat 3 T4bLASE.. ... : ••
• - 1ianaz5c....;.....-:—..;.....:... - -• - KtAriOdis. , --- •
All Baba .- ..-" ...,....: ..i...5.«:....... -- -:.:;.afollablittari.." .-.-
, blorgiatut...:--..;:...,44.4 r .• .........keiTbeeric.:.
. . Pas Tie Deux...!............. - • ..,.:Mr."iserldrsi Gilbert:. :
Daiite'. - .:.- . -'-'..; "-..ifr:Witil d o ss.. -.: 71141.Nrefiaitseers; -..
After which. tberDratos of-'.: , ' -'. , • :.-,' '-- . ' - .
TMCriI7IIGH scalphinitani_ . _
_it ifth.: .: - 1.
r Ilemilerwo -' ' '': .:.life.7.neermara. •, -
. 231013123 fierrtt1erifq........'....... 7' W . ..}Miler.
Barth Duidng.:•- , -;:: - ............... it. Mater. . : - 1 .: -
5 . OrindolothrrOrtort.,..... :.-.--- .....11tm- 'Pastor. -... ; '
„- •
... • . _
_. 'TAILetIVTGELA 7 - - - - -
41;31"..and . Unt. Gtltiert, Mr. Waal mail Min Waldeitimi. :
~. lotibabltuic with Ow admit Extraraganza of
TOM .11111)'JZIEUIT,Oi s e.1.1141111.:LOST1074-.,
.. • Otierictbkoe.Tagaiel••• - '.." ',- ' .-..". lb T. Foster. -•-
ItsyrthorO t h.......r. ny „
, K5184,-..;...4 7 .i. 7 :-.—: . :4 1 :::.,.;—.,. ! :..i&r whent;r:: .. • ;
'Liar In :diva preiterwitcw-attaithill Dractiot Brest lit
. - -
.a c me, entitled, ~. The Ocedaltatit,brAteeeo2 , 4.43swibtar.".:
lir The celebrated wises*, biegleiNAßM:DinatT is en
-. 4. sod wig 4041, STIPe 3 " , .Z .: ~. .
• .vb CAL A2I7I:I2M.TIWAtE. NTAL
MA .ONIC HALL!
itirll'Llai Midi= and P r of. fil*All; itonikopileef,;
311. fall! Inform the eitizintOg of PittoburgiCand viduLty,:
'that they sill :give: OAT 0 SAND - CONCZE7/ eam. :
MONDAY Evrainio, • Febtoory. 23412,
SLUT, Mr. Kum; lout otheriv standing DIA tit'ens ytofai.
alai. The promo& to be•applied n• the ~ bolitht*: . <oltoF- -: ,
german Catholic. March, In Allegheny City. - -
/kr Troccarame Ha be delivered at the tit*,
/FZ.• Mora open at 7 o'clock. •
dEir Tickets 60 cents; tote had at the principal Bciiltaad
I. l uSie Stem- . j •
Ara.,!Stirgeo*.eittiauziihiiiiiiKarai
ther 5a.144 ".. 1 ,11Vt. NAT.'
Tr IL A. 0.111. -licats abate Ltua OT.ealyT.elegcapja
tivy- coot, of Th ird amt liroc4 streets, me?
//101G 15.8.021.1 1.00011 3 , 1. 0. 0.
• tker- Algert.a& 01fc.. - 5:311a. O. arD. tatettrAlltr - -
Weibetisrembqr,lxt inublagtoallsl.l.•ffoo.lot.: Byt.7, . •
11.LACICIVICA.—itor the testOotosa TrA
(key" burgh, at 60: =bit lb, go to tbo_ Pekter`telStti*
No.i strtetj a llaers . tbo rel.) , beet .pbstr azer-Gronv
-I: 0. - O. s'.—Phboo of emoting,l4 hu is
• .
-WV. Wood sheet; teteocri .11/111b ?hoot ihd 4bglo
phesohcao •LoVoi; Wa.MO--.ldoet, eeetyTuoadayeeenizig - •
• Idmichmd.s.Seclinthrr..2lo. .thet - and thira..l •
AkTISA. I.2ISILIELALBTOIC Co.slP.&&fift
(W- Ilartford t caut.-4 - %vital Stock
5300000-
mots $189,172. Offuto of tho Pitts • ..loofiglifigooL7lll the i2coir • • "-
Eoom'of ElVardi & Loboals,lio,:b9 Wood•streoL . •
. t •
00f41,f •• • . • • .•'• • It 11. BEES 246,
W - • .
ornal Carnal.' carautirt Amax .uunkr go .
07 D ecannrri driadhilly tormented williconan' -4 ands,
gemtdF - will :be-found' in Dr. Camel Cour Pustri4-fie .
au 1:7 Dr. GEO. ft.:KEYSSR. -Woxt street:• "'' '
Prka Petallatl.lM Wen'. piwboz.
dedoodoni4sod
to those who'
WiCUnTAI.I§III,.. .4C sialkif 4. 3l Laterrtalkilkild -, ‘.'
eLatain Met:cm:dapevemileas2iptice, Inruitars
Droentelles, ke., Dike . Muslim Qualm&
Painted WEEdoir Stadee, Otl,o:ll7lsl*Searbarl
tc, at wholesale atuf reft•' •:-• . • - W. IL Calt.ltTB, • • ••
N0.1G9 Chisinit street;eiliier. Philadid=.
Cartaixa Made lad hammedt.be, very' trim*
.Ile es - Window • Shads. Miuk&diae.. -7
tory, (X48....4/23 OP - SECOND AND- - Altertirffi.';.
PULLADICLI.EiLt. (ha Tteif t ;kap LI
l'rnfas." • • - • -- .
Stor;4 Chik*
"supesior manner:.••••••;:"...S.
• &a- Dealers and other' s ire *vital VS- tivit us WY
fore pore - haaing elsewhim
,B,:;..sei - flifl:-L• & - -
soZ"lag %W.earnestredozofinut "Aathsts;Phlla..
- NELSON% : DAGOICIZEILEO'rTPES.—•
u-ey - Post Mee Salldbms, Itbird street,. lainowestakro-:
m all kinds of wioottir, from S A.lL:to
wan& artittiO sod =lmola likeO Nos unliko esol - Toilly so
poker to the =on= ehoap tloguornotnow3, at the follovfmg
cheap prim!: SIAS, V2.,* $4.54. upuorl, according to
the dsa mignalicy of ease or from&
Kowa for children, !mall .LIL to 2 P.ll. .
of Elekor avowed To.rsooO isken - lo any 1,
WDE A IsN.P.SS,- Noises In the- Steed. and an
zrernhle dbrisirgre tem the esr, speedily and prima
neatly reauned,nithaat pain or inansvenSenee., by Dr. Um*.
srr,,Yrisuipel Assist of the br. - T.itrer ere,wbomeat be
nay
aneensltesd at 90 Metz street, Plaidelphii; from 9 A. Al.:ta
Thirteen years or dose aciidiithi;Etairiahiaw stseauce - tor
this bianeb al special practSre Eye ambled hint tendon, Ws .
Srearnmt to suet' a de rr„ ee of ittecess tor to 'Olathe mosSaten-_,
Armed ard'otedialle eases yield; by runniaTlSteptiorkialas-
cr - LA.IiI3OC TRW' Varanten's - Insnrasize -
U,DY C °minim* , tioitiltureity ot•Pi ttsbuftb.
J. li.lloolt.lll4Alt Peeffilint.-..1101381LT - F/BNffi Beceelki7...
Cesare spinst..77.ll.Cazidk KARIM§ RIMES of all
kinds. Office: le: Aturient pouisc, 1,00. rjAi. Sid- 126
Watoratroet
s.lloorhcad, .. X~hdltaate r
bC.l3swyer,
• . •
W. W. Da11.14, - • . Markt Aleut;
_ C. IL Psalsost, • . - ISlUkun
, • •• '
NS'lnsurance- Company of..
[o 'l °
.Plttobitrirk..-11.4). KUM, Prestos:lt; 'SAX
*LIBL T.. =EA:JELL, Secretary. ' • •
Ojlce; 91 We.w• Stree; &tumor-Ifni - et a.rsd iroxf Oertr...
_ _ Ursine MILL feed Cetßaccia4o en the 011ie and 11holir
sippl Flyers soil trilmtaties, . . -
ltuuaressepktua Loewe D9rotwobffire... s • -
AI 90—..tpros/ the Pet* of the &N and Inland -
thxlitadTrutspofhitio;L: • • • -. •
• . - . • • :
AND - - T AIL Lt(11308 =WANT
. • .15.1.L16er4 idreet, sad 51 Diiimona iIIe : :Statty..:
LOOlll3-..100 toms-.l4#ita, C4p: mad Illedfaxt 89 , fet, .• :
LY Stoops.: -,lor • sale by - . - • -- • -
IDATNNT UOPTINd PANS/11-Advsk"..l,4trar Cam - and
Lerci • LettarCopying Pm& h now:merle; for abi.try....
..WS' • .1 SS:Wood groat:
'rl' CLAMllV—iteaaivedthlsday,..at tbe. Carpet :Ware- -.
Ky .hare. N 0.85 Fitnirth ettia6lf4 sod; 4011--Clotki.Vat'
I - 01811.-3u bbis. No.-3 Nacxere..l.,- . - .
23 bat bbbt.' do: .- In Imes .as fo
VELNIVii isrculaocotr a COr:
r . corner o r Penn andlrria.stageb.- -
_ OhIPBISERMIIVIfr fIOMMARY • t..1 1 4r.14fi11r xis- • ..
Totty=mtb..w , biottionzr --*;•
from the earlbt9 Pft:d to th• 'Pro'ent'
eo =rko,: preeiie , .
• r„b23 , ), _Slat* 44; • Yieififee;st.
; • • - JOHN °HOU *. • i.. 1%•?.;... -
§lllC6EstOit tout i.arbseo •
_-42mpOrt.=
- -118iNDIY124.0nr, VINES, de. , - 21 . Ana , •
Whisk7snd Etna aystro***:•i'ratill Kul
Irisittiare•tsPiNpbur4haa.- ••••s•L - jardle- .
TASSt I 3 nistbal of Warming =rtrited 4 etlito
stsai.thatt have yemared to the nese Waretereseillo.,,
WOUberty.weet; nesri7.opyocite Siahtel4 - itreet. -r -
tebil - • :;. : . - - ALFX
.1111.15173111..
UGLY 11712,0 r Thelltectat - Ow; Tberl
end otherTalee,l -11explin e ,3ipferilmfac:i:The r 3-
volume cositaihil7g3T4cor The Iletietberarre; The Po;
Meaty ijKoglecting a Yee; orTile - YolingTh'Oclarrirat his
Tortunea; The ygiam 11114,:Teraptait: Molt
goat; The Occiumerat-iluk Eiriquet, The Toto
Tricolor ilisectirpletontaiaxistg the wbole of 'Mei, 3-
g05r.:5 4 2 ,- Cenbl.l - n. Moon-*
Yebz , ± R Draztsiigebratareit-
Jowl. arecorocer,.... - - - :
'Wholesale I alle7arXettliaatti.. -
NO,B STIL I4I- v - 1;-,`
irobooriberompeetfolly.irifoliotheir 4.1. •inosaa - xeri
• and thn•Public lasgesawal,_thit aceY Vint 4 4 1 - I ro 4 12, - •:-
• lodized themselvorto dor extra - busiono t -uadino - -tbitftra
aL Jons - wculepx 44x1. .T4e.T ‘ , : trPPirtnrStik#
The o oldness of eiettr.will l e Jettbo/s-iff
tares resperibirr; •
J./v=lmnd .. - GerggrrE ß '`'i a .n .( o.'l.ltWr - -,--
A und : attor H C btap a n "e g hbitf"
eTu
r e ay .en I
nzd.Bzea„kW iterxued r VCOAC
1111thkeeild,eden1111,terOFEUPI4VIFaTt MO11!-Milt!Sts.
gee ROA Ca.,, , Bankers, 155sariorlokttEer Matzo, tart art 2,
-3.lessmEdlinialtinatif-kketh ,:
asn.bezraidaps,isblealk of
taritegzdkier" ;7l 7--
p 8J
.T4M:7OTr- c!? :
' - .oi,tql:hemiederFigrediEnropean - 4 - e114: 21 c 4 :185•;,,,,,_
..-Woodard Ititerty)tPttsbt"7l4-
piureumutaimusitsormAntAciv#7, .
: .as SiLialtErt 137Rier• mtuaziarlat.
DlLOWN,LAsmirttLlFALAttntiAtgers t !MX ILts
ie:-P631.001,41 fee tip spprotichseniaaisuavcom. • '
•
an 4 inTifielbar gipettalato it. -
'llssAs coasts:ill: Adam pelf striess And d.o.lersrldEL.OuLt.
his stock one of the mct4ticittrahl!.o2 seletk-LtGat:ShlL mitt
heSansid in the CORIItrY% ,
t Ai soor in-ux amA t a large - stock GrrattraEttlf
*Ungar lor.prield anTOX,ll2l2oll4llpf eyerr 4m ytu ri A n d_
krieLlee stssortmzet of On a 4 of vlatelifieommat, a . onud r_
ttlrstice =Obit oast itt e hiaLturscri 2' 7 Malian -
rannen
eudel
Lof Metib=4"2iVrnd!We'`. b7'l.9l:e t zee , .1 _
eition: 27n1N8."'*
Mans's .issnee—irant wueetaa dß o
imirmus.enurgeax-
Ciuldo-din eft 'ken; Tensed !
3: a
a _
oec
aiPrea'6l4/hsOuY'ttlinA-r that -
02 bassa whmipae ld 4 w 9f i c ti. s i db = d ,,,,, st4b*:b - ezieWni-64°11 -
4,.=M, itzrvit,4l3o6l-0t
tilfetifil=o32l4. forms, far practice, la
of Peutta ---trazae, ardor the Unltatatt bY .. ) 4/ 32 e 3 1/ Da?'
kp 'second • 1 veL Svc,:
- alma Lem Zancon,--Titeloo Intincot
eabyJ...T. Irinertesi.q.;_tentistbslott
doit : 1 .,` 113 L Tro• : - '
,The above ion for see • - fi kip ,
manor= atr p-atortns.
- CARROLL:HALL 4 / 4 1TLEmom8 •
rsiunstriaro= STORE -A IY.D PATERt •
. •
_;• , SlittlttT .31A111/9.A.1.M0UX, •
45 :- .Erattiowe st.,,:Baltimore;isnder Can . 4521. itaai
i l illissrgind,Tn6tatictineleaboTe
, -sTery effart to obtain the elioicest 00013,uppettaining
thaGengladen'alund4lnt
Sew_Tocicaccarket, --,Tboaczo taloal.t mistantky awaits! in
sidocastdered* blether with ATl:day:et faneyArtidesj .
The Intent/an otanalionlalta is ;she called to the p3TMIT
41:101:11DBIt8EAR ;cainntacturell4 ttia4 - itblet t -;
trtleiMatulacclizigttart at Its cannot te maw. •.'S`n MA":
*and; of thetr budnetAtbedodedtgoei psy.Pyrticular
at
tentlnth ardectollatandnoduA to be bY anyestate
liclunsorttoddixity.-,Ao.eatertended Cutter is caltplo;
Ifinds istfaeasiatylis lAinarantei In "ray cue. - ' -
At oanAyoddelgennetatanta tlua abate
colib!zak titsit pi?.trerra to the tante osaiheral
o.ltr4mariat
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AAtIYSF,MENTS.
ATBE.
OILAZD
SPECIAL NOTICES:
A.D. Ebte,, - . - :• Wm. Leather J r., •
aeurael N. Hier
Secooel 800, • '
. Robert Diudapijr., - • • John Dtbtortlq :
t 3. Aerbeogb. Promeis &Dm, • - - _
Farmed Il
t szleton, - J. firixonzoilrei:
. - -"Walter Drsat,' • WUCtinalt. Asp. .
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