....,,,,-
Y 4t
• Itit -,„ . , ••••c•4` , " ,, V, ,, i' , E ,, .. - • ,, .i - - ,- -:•:,1:,,,,,V•;',,,-4'. ; ,, - , :,.-‘•,?,. , ,,,,•••, - .-.•;..„,3,., : .,• , -.1 5 .:,,,e,,,, i ,,,-,,,,, , , 4 ..., -t•5 , '".,'"".!...-47,,,,,',-... 7 ,- ''-:)....t..• •..." •
~,-.,....,
..,. .., 4-.........,,. ,4....;:-:;;., . , ....- • . ,'. -• 4 At-
;.'l,-.,:ir'N.ii..:-Vri.,,N-K4,-4-.-',:r.‘,'l-;,-''"s'l•'r:-..14tV'.:..,--.."„"i.'-..,,,5;..'•,.,.........1f.;':„'",..,",-.•,.,,,1•:,,,:„.,ti..:,.',;z
,:.... 1 .,•:„. , .4..; - !.`•'-.; - -r' "`k•-•,,:,--4 ,-- 7 - ' . ,: ~ --i . ; ' t- -, - -.., -,;• 7, ,,, ,-;,, , , r ' ,'' - 4 :,t ...• • ~-.
.... If ,
,-... ~.1,.
~,,...0.-,..,47,,'; :-,- ` 7-',:r ''' 7l : -, , ,,, t''' , .., ,, ,,:::"‘-;.' 7, 70-L- , .W.. r - ,,, ,,:;,:1 - ;c-:r- :' ,- i;::.- , ',-, ~ . ,.;.4iv . ......-,.., , ,-, r... - ...., 7 .. -, ' - .-, , '-'...;'- 4 . - '.,, ..... , ' ' •., ~..4-*....";,..: ,ii" • ,-.....--,...,
''' ''f . - '' .'' . .i' , :•<.:'.k...r.,:-1 - .,K•:Z,'- : 2`,'•ii,;,.,.4 . --, 44..:',...,„".'",.'i ~.•";:t",;;, - . ---: , 4.,.14 ., t,,0 Ae:,..:;-,: - :".^.7•417 , - -:,,*,.44..5i.Wt'•••• •:',
.rtAt i f; • -,.: • -,..: 2: `„
~..ij . ,;.-,,.- ...,I._*':,•:4'.ti.7y;Y:-•. 4,. .y ,, .: .: ' ,, f,• - .: ,1 "':.'''.''4,' . .'.-:.'2;:.-• - .. - .'Y. , '''• , --1::t.'"-,:i.r,it - ' ~ 2;..:, .e.: .....:., - , ,..4 - -.. : ~-.,...: J.- :,.,-,... 1 - e i , , ~,1 1...,:v. . , , ,,..,. -,1.,,: : ..„.....,
,4.4...,..,.......,:ze„,-,4,
~,,,-...Y4 . 4 .: 4, , ,,,,Ei f :"-;;...',.;?.4;:':.Y'"'.":-...•-4 „i•,.,4::„.„:•-4, -,. . 4...1 , - , -..;-„,,,...% .A . • 4 . ".• ....7 - ....'" , :' ;• -' -1-, - N..! -, -...,:r.4.4 4; ,,. .••. -, . , . , :."•;:2- . ... 4 4•--:, ----,-,, ,: •
444?,"•,,•44.,:,-1.4,,,44,..:::,.1qtn,:-.•-7•;'-'•4:41/4•-i,:-4•f-"i'W.;,-45'•'-'•''' 4--- •• - • -, ; .,. "-• -°- ,ii ' - ; , '.i'il*P '••• ' i ' - ' l ' -' - .'••,'''."'-' '-''' -'--.--.''''''''
. . :, . ,
ask
~ , , , . . .. - . ..
:!,",k,.',.-bkt;;;.-k.'.,,'•4".ft:ei4".=•".„*".-i!.',41.-'..'.,..``:.j,.
,'"':,''' - '1".7!"!4.! - ', L V' 4 :: - ... - 'i': -- 1 7 . ';' : ', -r `i
r'-'' ;--5-,.....1,44,3,2--;'.,:11-1-rk'''.•--'-','i0-,11';ii,!4-i.,...-.7--`,;-'',:;;::,.2,.zogi'Ll.,1,7-'-''''-'''''''-'''5's 14' ' ''' ' 'T3'..' "
1 .-':- ----
' ' -
. - er , %u,,„ ' - 'i - Q 7 1'.. - . , .;- . .: t .'4l'Z'! , zt - ... - ,... , ?.;+:-..---,. - - , : , •:--'..! . .'; • . s.'-'., - -.•,:. - 0- - c * .' ; -, . : - -,„4 4ti'`.;':t . .„,:. - T.;1 3 -Z', , ,.47 . 4•7i . 1-,e,. - 1;.;:'-'_ ~:„.1..i-.._-,5:4.4:- 1 .o w l: - - .. , -. 4 4 , -.--- , . ' ~ . • ~, - _
VV.„, .1,- ... ~,,,•. „ ,.. :- .,,,,,:-..." '. . .L. ,:t r ,:,,,,, - 0 :;.,.-_, : - . ..`..14, ' *.5r...f.k5, 4 ,...4,-4- : - . 4,4.i,:: ; :•;,-,....2. n, ..„-•-„L „ -,-...-..40- -
"'•:" '' ' -• '' -7 : -' '''''''' 4 • - • 4- ' ; - .7 " : "`'`•7 - i',.'3 *- - - N1..&:. 1 • • ..4•,7:• . -" . :__,, - .-..- - ; : - ; 7 17 , ,
.:,„, .•,'. • -,•;.:".:.-,..- ,: '' - • .•:- - _ - ` , •,1-. ---, .' , .- ' -'.. - •' - -, :- . .
''''''.---.1'.-4::';-,'.;"..,f;-•:..4-1,;,11-.N.,,4-‘,27.2:•At-4.;::"..t•LI;.-,-ek.'„'::i"7,:::;•,,,,;,;a".,'.:..---. '''-•,f,.•-•,..:: _,,- -:' - -.:`,'.•,.. . -
.. .': ' • . ' -'. ' -
.".,:••t4,.,.,W.,...--,,•.•,,r,.:.,!:".:.i.
,f,..,,.';`,.:,..,;!5•;;;'i.c41:11';',4r 1....:;^;..;4'45T::.:;••,!4-1::-7-':;:::
~..:,,....A 471 0i.f ti. ' . 31 'N. i , i ;,..t.'''. . .:1'. .. ;?-;ti - ;;. :, ••• ''' -."'''- ''' - ' - . " '
-.. ; -0k, _ ,41.- : , .N. ,x 4 , .' "-k 6tN.4';')' 4 ; , 'N.l4`4'.!_'4± , !`-.!Wi..'*; , '!.t.: , .rilif:';', ::-...',-...•-_::::-'-.. . • --- .
,-, " .. , .: •,-,, ' , t , ..V. ,4* : •-•, i ,%7-, ' --2 :f - 1 . ..1::•, t .f . - . :• .- O' , N --- ; - ;5t .. ,7 , .;-•. - ..F', 4, :.:„ , _ - g - 'l;','..T . - -._-,;_•.;• - '.- - -- '
,-.: '.. - ..' ,1, •; ,-. 4 4. 4..5 ,, ,' ,4 4.4 ,- ,.t'v , ', 4 .: -, ... r . - ., • : • .* - ."'4=.: , .-4,•%; - - , -,, , -..;.,...-
i- - '• W.il-ati_..V..L.c,._:.;1..i.i:-..".:.,";----,-„.%;,•;,;iiir-,. si
‘ 4 tt . ' lt- t:4g ., ! - 55 . :4•-•: 4 %- - t..3,, ,
•-,*. ' e t . .. ::, ' ,,, 1t r--04--, :z„.' - ‘ ;!, f;: ' .`4)q.: , , , 0. , '-,k , ' 1 ,-,t- - 4';,: -
...'*a1t,,%•.;7:41*,,0 . • '‘::"7
IN . , y' l ' 44 '' - !4!' ,4, ,14 , 1 1 :4 -r i.Oit•l:'elifr e. ••••44,l -6- - - -..Zr,z ,
t . ,',,p,k..4.41.•,-! - 7 : -.*..i,..p.4.r., -,- •=•,,
..r-• - 4 , ,,t;!; - 4e.i.1::-, , ,14440t,,
• , • ,.4-4,, •. - qi 7, 4 1 4 , . -4 .41-4•ati7"4" , PFX"- 444 i ,.- t - 'it4o - -..:1* - . . - : 4 • • -
1 1-9( i - ti" , i i,k41 1 :,, , 1 / 2 ",:! - `•!:' , ' - +: 4 4 , •• - •!-.- - tr.'.44,;',''.r:
ait. , 4 • 4' ,. fa.44 74 /4. 4 :Z - 7t4 , ,::..5.t1'A ,
- %.:.•;i4• 4- 4 1 "'z'al- 4-: '' ' ''':-? ; :i. ". I tt i - . t i l ?- :, ' '.- • .1-4 : 1 '; 4. ;' , ; -- •:'.' -?-'•,•-
4 , • - •4"... . 4-4 , .• -, !• , .! , •:. , Z.',.: ,- 7 , .1 3 4?••,,,,,,. 1 - ::' - :
: 4:47.... 7 4 4 1etit.,i114- .- V - 4( 1 N4`, 1 .:FA- •-ta.. ; 'VI it . :44' ,- ~,, ,
4. it,': 47 .4 ° '‘i11A•4f4.4,` , '":%%•1A''' 4 .-' - '5."4".: 7 1.44- - :''' , YcV,:i.: •,•-:-•'
. ..h- •....41%, '1%,.*,•,,;.•4 4 , ,, - -.F.4r., , •: ;; .4z- , A - , ,.4.-r•, • 4V.V. 44 ,„,,; :t. . 7. -, i
..•,-;
W.,,i/e•6 , 4 , , , 4i",„= 4 ;, - ,t , :5 . ,1 , 71;:,17,'".%4 h'•'', l / 4 4,ZL. .•-:
,te _,,• -, - - ,-..,,1t• 41 4, - , - .0.4 , - ,40,- - ;77,4•4Z•ii,t4.07f - 5.,.,,,,•. , 4-4.4,-*-S-.' e :,„. . • ,:-..,
. - P , 4 , ..ei , C,*" •-ik •••••=4.104 - a
3- ;^-:' ,,, .4 ,- 44•••••.?-.4-04. , •-•!• , ","••••:-4:•+-..4" 17 74-mf. i . ....-
a? ~,,,,-•;44,.„1v0i„,„•..,...:41=„5.,•,,-.,,c 1i4*„4.4.4.,*..14,.
- 4•4.. '_o44it4:--1.4-'`
S ''' 4 . 3 ',.....• - T•OT A .-.
• 4.4. 4'..._, ..,%*,.... 7 -'iL.4t.lf••-,'•Wit:).•4 4 *,*.„ ~,--,
4 ` , 4-Tt-.. - .5.7 41 :0 - 11,:e4i'A-4-`4-. , i*?T'•".",. •
. T N .l. l W'r j. 114 . ,,,,C ', ~.v .- 7 4%., 4 4,.
itt- A ir :*
'..11.e t*t4•4• •f4•i * • i .* 4A- :, 1,"•‘
ate!., ~Xie.l?•4Pt..•Z*‘0 i'
,'..-.e.;•1-,1,-Vh'...,.a4•;':-i4.tt-"•.-
l!l*Vi47.i-.-.!4-if'-•,545e.•- , - 'IF T4"i-4- I k 4 . n4t4,i"*.•"'",.*,'d;,*"- -t'*-,i.l',`i,t : -
•,•-;'
..'
• 0,,,,,-.-1,..;: ~.-.....4... - - ••.„1. 1 4,i,5...- - ,•,.t,.....4. , ,.. ... ,
- 4RA * 4 44 4.ii-,...,,& 44 ~ , t _i„„. .4 _, 7. ;:.- 4 - : „, ,, , ,r ..6,-,,,, ,, , e it, , i:,:fii. •-.
' 44 . lt iilk . 4 • l64 .lVt"rt•il - ; : t:P0?!'1 . : ..1
•' 4.411 -f•10i- i•VI.Atg• - •?•# , ::=1 p..f:t....51. , 1
•f 4:11 . 14 A s rI t 4 T-f4fitif';'` i, ' F
't, FP- i..,.!.-:4-.-e
oVr.i.w_„,. A41:4 1 V,N- , e',A4:4l:i-'Fe'-'.;!!it ;.
*''' , ~,i, ,-....... ~.. -...-....-, . 4 - h i." , -..,..5...- -
- i .„,.i,..,, 7. e -„,....., 1i,.....t4,-.0&.w.-...-,sp -, ••.• - .z,•!,,i - N . .'s:
- -- E l,-- , , ,A.L„ . = 7 ,-,44.•..., A t,,, 1 4--7,' 1. ,64 - V.P . ,1 . - .4. 4.4ei'r.e .
... .:11y. 1." . -4 . 1 "),,, c. , • ~:‘,..• , , t O , . ,
''' ter , * .4t * " 1 . ,:3 :IT • " Nzstwf . ... ,'1 1.:0 - t. t. :l' , ....' '' - ' j . ;,..
lirtz-4.- . 0. %..4, , t , -:; - •;:f4.- 1 - ,ih-'
..-e*•-'•iee.:44-1"0- 44-41 N - 4 -41 F,t'4:""g - A , :',•-=` , i,V -,''
p ."4 - 7441 ,- 4,4*. , %. 4 1„. 14 )L'A 4 - 14-4 1 .Vir . . , - . . : (41-;e1.v, , ,-.,7 4 ,..-,
*,r 4 ;%Pi.,1.,e, •It•-:`41,* l'Ci . . k ,:riv..'-'•+-•. - < 1 ' 1 " I L'
r p . tJKA*2. 6 I tIO 9.N4V-r',,..Aitint l V . f , "
ttik : 1 N C 5r444 . 4. •'. 1 . 41 41„' 4 01 ,4 # 1A - 0.r4Cri.;.1.T,,,i"P4 4 :'i1i•••-4,.ect-..
, 'RoTiiz.. , u , r - VrlViWiFE?p:-.tt,,,..q..L 1 ,1.•Ari,,J.'!•.'„,,,,, A fe•t-r.t.t.Al',,.
A t' g c ,F ‘ 4. l . ' 4 *:., 4 L'.. - 4, 4 ., 4 ,-•,,J;i - -.P- , ;,4..
, ; 1 7; 1 .'4. ,"!`•';
t44'.4..k"471‘1Lti .44 '4% - c*P.41.e.ti! ! 1.4'4 e 71.0•,,21- 40
4 .. N' lls44 . o *•''‘'Ti L m•kil 4 +-eili:. f .W o l.l-:..' 1 .
. 4.P ' .4 i, '-qt reti.7, , E.N!lip 4:l4 l° *. tiiiv , ' 4 l' t kr-F . 4 -• ' 4 ''' - r
%;,55 , 4 7 .44 - ' - jt, ..lV.Zgi fr ti&Z''' , .rfAf e n l',v;r#:'4 ,
:.,,,...„.„,.,.,,,,, '1 ,•14, i 4 5 - ar•-• -4 1•T'. 4 •• f i L t• - ?4,4 4 4 1 . 4, ,i5i,.,1!
' - •-r-to - 04. 4 1. - li, 4, ,,. .V.t 1- ~ 1.,.- - .1•44 . 4, , ,1y. , i , . - - .ar'ril . -44 - -'
-- •"« , -' 4 • - k, - -.‘.4 !"--.4va , 0 x . t.,°43-.,, , -.-- 4- t.,,, r ;,44.q t t
i.t , ..i. , 4c,.ti.. -'•s_•-% .
,e-41 , Hk , ,i it ' 1 4% , -.4 g?-4 41,4,-0.- , -p,.• . •,, ••,1,
4 ' . " - '.
16
el,i k 3. * f”;,'.t"-^l.l. sla te 4;?”..-Itr ". " . .A!rVe. ,44 'N:P t, ' 47 '
1.
' - '4, 4 ,„ 4 1ibl v a„* 4 4 )i 1 iz , V, , i .- ir 4 4 ;rti . .
--= e .- 4.1...,,. T,, , 4, .«A.„.„_,- . ,
.-.
:4e ..4Arr i i - Nt - p , „4.51;-Fd - p,ia t .p.t.l ,',„
''''
' ' '' - ' ,. 0 .4 ;1' . ',;rt;t-i' , -1.': ,, t.• : -
, tA t et*fle,'j .',.
$‘1,` ,1 144 - ,4A - ,0.4.4 1 k-,,i .--.-••.
- tP . * ,-" .41 , %Ayertf, - -
. • .•* 7 4 ,4-. -PZP'" ' *l ' , ;. - ' gr itn --'':.
~..4 * ,,,_. t 5,*- 4 -.,.4004# •V.A•tt r",-. ''',
, 1" .- .. -- 1r"..t."4„• Of ir-,,,c."1:-.• .." '
.11: 4 ,4•14i 1 L - .4i,k-N*-1-P'W"-,4i :.
` •;P c 4ilt ; il.'' - 4" 4 !kt , '„4 -- .• - " ,- ; - ,
.tta le - rl. 4 . l !X t i''4 , l-- '...'•
rrk..„* . t... :vq ,4 o - • P -,f4t•
- 6,1- to t t.is v .F- 6
0. 4 .14,..i4N. 4 -,,-
,04: „ -pJ=.1,4,.).,- ,, ,,,,
!le4
~,r , „. . ..„,.-4, 4 4 L- * . k , i 4;. 1 p 4 ?- c .
~it,,,•,„,.;. VPY• - ,Z.A. 6c,,
t.% - c - * - -Pt•,_- -, - -1 ` - ' - ' l ' , ' - •": , ,-",
tv rtnt
...rit...,
47t.'44,.% -113e 0 0 _ • , 41.*_ w 4, -, ,1115.
- 't - .0Wv...:W1,i.V.faif416.-N4.:
"k , , ,, - ,, •* A ' , , ..2,..,. Nx . .t3 - ,3 ;..... -• ( ,,f.5...4 1 e 4- .1"
.t , :. fr., r., A •' - fe, - •1 1 1:1, - 9" .
. .8"., A t t4 4 / I !„.teitiAltt."l . `N.;i!Vti" 4 4' SetelpSe l, .-
0„,T* 4 .0.-. lt A .ti 44 4 ~, 1 ',.: 0 %... -. ; ,1.
4al,,,tatN-1-1k• I.4.4ArtvittqSt-A•4l-,,f,•••7*titr",4.3,0-
1.... ••'" . .t tA 'I ~,,...1..."-tr-.1.-. ..........1."00% hi- 0 - to".E,--""
.„2,-N-L -- " , - , '-, . 1 1 3-. - '4 , 4;c 4 i4 , 2•4•044 - 4, 44.,1*e&q.,,,, 4 4„
..r...
, '• -6 •/* 0 . 4 - 3. ' - ' ,- .1-1 2 4",. 1 .4- , " , i,k•S‘ • - . -^- '
r ` ... •- • "I„ All;;•••• • :r;, • .ort s '' , ‘•-•‘4, - .P , ""'" , 'I- ' •••••;;r4
4'--4 * :- ' - 4 44 1 4- '4l - o' ,Uv et 44,;:t. -e. : •s - 1,9' 4 ,4
;77 4, €1 0. 3-‘ittit - .4 --- '7"•!FsV ti i4 - rAf•-1
11'---%,•4 -q,
' ' 4 ,.. rh '41,..,4 1- ai i tY4
-5 -,, , , Y4gph ~„,4, '
0;14-,Vk.'',ii'f
,••!44i-..,..frtre.
rgt•-,,,1:mt , .- -- -%::t,-•••p..
ifFstt.3i•- 2g Lti• ,- At.
),tx, , , , ..4,:ity- , -...;. , -t.-1,...
• n-p-- , ,,, , ,,, , ,-4., •,-4`," ?
k' ••
4kit 4 '. ' ;:t•W:iiiiti:.
'•••:''' 44 :t"- *l /Z•l4 -4 :1 „ :
1 451 . r -Z 0 1f-Nill: 1 :
tta - -441,1-; 4 41 4 .&
We 7 C ~-;•-a- ' - ' 1 1-' ,!4"'", 4 •;'
tr•il.-Z'-4 (4
1 F :'
lireß-It' :. i .4.
V.t ,- Aat,f,,V4rA:
ri'.‘,l•l,-. 4 r•e';‘, ? c`"• ...14,- .
rta.. r.,••• ,- ." , 2,...:4•4?"74 ky•
refr , ••; l "teith•;.*‘- - _,. 1 " 4 '
"40=•-• , ;0' 1- 4 4 ,,:4 - 4 . .."1- .
'4 l ;t l& F" .- S - "`A
le.; - 4iti.-P•v i e.i,
•;--1'4 , -, -- A . ..
-A...m.4' ••••,-.0 -, -, ' 1.
~,,, - -, 141, - 4_ o•
.litr.. l -4,444•v/i - , zrar,-„,, ,, :i - 3 . ,4,
..,zet41..,,t,... , x.t. 4} . 7 -i. e ,
k 4vettlNizw.-4J-,v...,t,:v.
ifit• l / 4 \ital tyili; , l4-wlIsT , - , 111 i0.4„,:-.1. •
4
- t Z b w , iszia-Einwc . 47 4 740544 - sivzg.vzNxiiTri,r.
- 9,- , , klirl•t , - ' 44A,, i„p u .roa-"q;: . ,' 3 l;tiv 4 Yo% "--: -
' l' .- Ti c & • k94-41.4,`1,1
'0.•.7.`1,9-4'..,, 4* ' , ' ~,. Ow tfttplqf! tira...u.t.cp,'
?. f ilki - s ' k4.4,4Z-'''' %%I,Ple:.'i,
- : -
„, ~.ct, 4 %%IT .
-.... t t , ,L.k - .4%- , Appr,..,-., ..., ~..„-,,..., 4 ....
..,-, - e4,i? .• -.
'WTI?. • rei....("Strap,q*,,,e.;-4-14'.,
e
zi‘ th,
''t I '.
% 4 1,.,.. ) .''‘IsiNiT I , .
~'N •14 1 ;• - : **''te t g -X 4I. 1 4 4t, *- r;•, 4 - . .i4 ,-Q -
•,' . ? ' ''.k9tY2 -''' - ' '' ' ' 7, 614. V 40 4 . - iP-*V , t' t it:-••itt-0 '.
.
44 •-' • xpe4N-f,Y-6-96.-..ig'ig
oar:
444 " .
''•-7. - %f 1 , :*.,;:14, Pii , i , t4. - v49-
—1 , 1.41 i wel . 4Pl 'qi - 14_ f•.- -u4,‘lll"'ffi , 4.- --z:
" - 4 ' , .:'? ".!+.4.-44' . -. 0 •444,44.
..
4
,v,w,....r.,f-,,,, '- 4 /: 64 . El• - . % , tx•-.4,1 1 7,04?t,,V4 •.-
„d4'...., , :i.7, , tt:=o..;.•,_tiv._,_,JC;`' , l•i - . ,.'
.z i ,,,,...
4 qt " 4 "s ~ AM V., I , - .r,r7 , 34 t i1;34 . ?44 4 1, a .
,pa-rif." ',O, IT,Z,__4t'° , Ili , :4 ‘'•-•.,
ltil• I A 'dkr ''' j '!- 1- *•;' 416 ,{4 441-1- -0
~,,
. 6 ,,..-. z ., , ,,,,
v.-kiit,4-z.,,,!4 .-
, 43 ,....„.
pirt - Tt,.l‘Tx.--.0.,.%tv . -It'tj*
, i
"" liN- = , )' s . -, F•ti',..t. .41 i,- 8 ITG . I. . .—. BLACK W *OP'S 2 /A° l2/NIL
4 ''' tt 11 , a;i10 -ok. - 4 A: r
- • '40.0. 6.1 3 44 ifl, In the la;tnnmberofthis Magazine, we td
a review o f •' Thewrir
well,
. - - . ',7,P, s. - PA , . 41 • 1 1 .,Y "t... -I ' l l*
~:,`•,:ipl, 41„,gtit."V„tc-qu ,P , " ,I.
#...‘ Vit eA t kiitel:4 l _,i . o to ve do oto th r e p th o i rt n i g oa np o w f e ki;
,14-434.ttv;0 1 *T -7 •,, •Vii*,74 • .f... 4 .*V ~
4 , " •-••;.h.,t„ r. . 4t_fir l / 4i .
V.l.4:s.irgeOlftt% wr .i17.., • .1"' -• a h n ul d cai he h iliii- as ly em tall plo e y n ed tiin th e
eof this country- The Bug - f
time in covert oho;
'1*,T,,,„
~.. y,T.„4_k,: iic ' i .-6 . lish writers of late, manifest a great degree 0 ..
Al 1
......
1t 1f, 4 "V 4 r, , : 1 ,41 1 .
. :"4 . : r ;sl ll : ri zv 'r4- 4 ;4 3 -21 .04 . i ,,, ,1i i - the_ j'acealdoationsylioafoopprorteapidnivgroaawthithaof
s t to ld w e
o co k un aa u.y a ;
''''' ' °4lt4 - i i , r'
vVA' "-.
' ' ' riled toslander our institutions, is eagerly
- itx--4,X,} nir,,,; . :}4....- -- f° •
~.. I._ ,g, 4...5*.-5Z.,. { ai5e43..:.....,,....C44
t'
4.4.aw - 9 .. . N ET,_.i - --
~..ri - `","„fi tls v, - •_ , rtta) , -fieffiv ir e - ' - The lamentations . of -.AM
X_ •,_l' ' 1.41 '.1111f...r . "''' - ifr - 4,4-81 4-0. -814,41 , 15 11 e ° - seized neon
,%'4", - 4, „+.14 ..4 • - can slavery wo o r aw and
o u r e e over
h A t a editors e
r a 0 1 - t
%` fir .ii. te1 1„....: C .! ,-,1 : ,;;- 5.,: '- xe,_ , c1 - 11 -41. °4 - , til_ 'i4tT4 1,
.4 1 7‘ . * : 4: LA ' ',-' - manifestlya:ml
Z -,,• ' - 1- ; : - 4: Z 1,44C-F `'. 4 t f - " - ' r- slavery than for our that growing
They care
gif1.V 7 k,.. (6-13- htiTe-.‘,o"4fj-;.-,ktt. t.-'ii •' • less for.os.
or„al by ;l:d p ere -b ri e t i l l :rery ßh'4 4 : s p hv a i wirii t i ew h gn et tera m i e
t.
, ci- - % - gc. ,- -1.--ui•sj. et q.i. , AWii711:;,, ,- .# .
51. 1 ,..,. r 4 . ,.. 4 7- 4 ; '`.;'ST4-7' 4 .z.,"' . 4.14. 7 ,1t4 , ''. 4,. rivalling manufactures, and the d ger
power tin a nation, our wide-epread cor a em ous e,
our
• .O '''.----5,1t.--e-11V-4,1h '4 - ' 7 Te . --- 1 ''.- •of our freedom.
4 04
•`, til-*144 4 4 -2#14'4,`: X•P'•; , 4 , 't.A Ara' - exam ple
- ::- - '*O t iLe-4. - -ciV;Stelt, , -1 - 1.1-4.1 . .rit.,e, .
i-;. - '..,----N.....,....,...i.',41t,,,-e,-,_..:
_. It isbd iit i w ele een d t at ha e t
E a ngli tre tth at a y ad has spatda been k
go l v a e t m ely_
: ,I l k-lit.,A, - '4. , „ , ,,. : ' • a?,•••• i (- -,C.4,, - S 1 / 4 1.-- * . forme d
~,,Aer_k.....1 . 0 ' -i---4!0. ~.- -- tit- V 4_, . .5514 g ier 5 1 , 4- 11 _4:11 , , ~.....---- bon v ir . ) g-in view the establishment of the
ry''' -----: '•e - .-tw -- fil 4 ke'l'` l7 '" ''''''r mell
system in Cuba, to be ultimately fol.
- 1 ,„,„.,, - • . / . ' , tr•- •- ,,,.0 --4 4- - 'i-rtr-TZ ., .4 , ii,'4 I: 4l.l"`'' -: • ApPren#ce .sr the e aves To
.-- Ewl - t - it t r4ti.Ww-' . i,q,6 4 .1,4 - tslt- t -- 1 -- =: , d b
i ,
; 4,1i...,„;,,,,,,,„„,,,,,,..e.t 7 ,11.., ~,,h9't ; lowe d y
to be
Sa.l . r.--;:o,iir,--xttq - WP4. 4 l : invhl -: - carry out the system
th Cuban mar,
supply e
o: 4'i* *=•' 4l- 1 - ' 1. ",,t - ' ,* i -, A4V 4S .,e'fftd`a"l k. 4A, :• - gidnappedin - Arricato - supp .
the
'eulancip tn ati ore n n o e f groes are
-.., '•.:..ai.,!:--"71"-..t,=,,,-;i'.044-17Ni-*-41,''', .'
, f 4.---,74 ;4- -; i!t -. .-4-1: 4 :a , -4,: - "Mg:/..0-piv'44 l . .FP" '-
ft.. .r.4 .. T .- „ril t4- Walsil 4 i t h`, LiT e ttl f:. be
k to et ; aneetat•alteiee:-iftethn yeyeatirrsothrteottewnoerwkecdapttoi.vedseaathm
11.‘-o- p - 4 - & - tom -li i 4, -N i ry k '-- *.: , ; . in the Meantime. And at the
io
to
a ti p l at e,
e a , gr tha a- t
- -..t.....9e-,_,,.‘ - yl - -h„1k.....,"_ . -N- trti - N-,,,,--1- -- .. „...-_- dualeyetem of emancipation .
the
- $ O ,
---.A... izi - '"?l,r',.=-.7,144.1 , ..m. 1 7;x7... z _fg.fx,,,, i , x 'i- - -e - kc.,s ' in fifty - .-yearoshall.put an end to slavery in
k - c .„. , .... , ,n. - ., i0..ft.. 1 .-4,1. - . Island, - - -- - -
1 , - q......-- , - , -,.v...... c ,v.4,4....,- , ,,r5-.„,...-.1,-.;,, taal - n .A.
-- .."--.--, - 4. - 1Eu,.,. 1 ......* - ---, « ,.',,,,-r--,,..,„?- 1 44vivr,. , , ,,t .,.,V . .
.. , We b a y e ,....A ß common with . all . Ar a. erican k s, o t a w t o .
c+a '',' 4}'A '' 4'' --- -
objectionsto this Undertaking, if it Is to
If ~•'- ' c, : tr i.
. : .,..V..p.i.;:...T4' - , t ...._r'% - k,-,di' - ' , . -. •
1P" - • ` ,. .--4 - 1 -- , - ' 4- ' - ' i. , :k.-01,,m'i...,' tempted. In
Pk Jl - "Pv-- ,4 . fr-.. -'.
- ' theslavetrade, under the protec
;-40.--Vw...-Virj."4-fe.Fl,-,1-: , ~.i.Ol-. . ,,4 ) *1*-1 - r7.., - the first place, it proposes a revi
val in fact, of ,
t ''' 4b''!"-f-ft1.f..6..c44'.V..,y4*,.1:1r'rk - tion of the British fleet. In the second place, it
t '''' 4 _.4,. : `.-- 4 - ,C rr '"; ..,&, --T A-, /- ,.,,....„-,1- -I 'L I T 4. - is English interference in the affairs of this con
-, --1•--- -;54 a 1,1,14----:57 i ,,,-.- -' - r . a.,.' , . ---, ..*„ - -i - Z-r - andunquestionable do-
Wa . 5 ., i .. 1.... 4- ' ,, 4 v ji - '4, 4 5k,:-..ti - rigalvig4- .tinent, with the obvious
101 1 T, ,4 . , , : k.0 1 '',111 1 -i'‘,, , 1 -trt ~7 - alga of Checking the growth of this country,
1'. 1,. ...,t, .'• '"*‘ , :-%11,"41" - ..i.- - '`I-V":;%,' rv - e - ir - vt , r; '' al- •' - ..1-.. ice interests. They see that that
1 ;-74., !,-I.'. L „ - ' , ",„,.k..,'''.. - 4-i.....4f. ,- -!...i,.% and: damaa-e
Z . .. ,'- ii 4 4., 71 - - ' . ..v - - , a'y.at . Island in - - fla t; be ours in time, and they would
` - '44.oi_i4q‘:"Vil . " - P, , ,,.?,;:i„,.., 4. 4„., - -_e.fi.
`4.Vri:. '''' , li l ",.',.. l 'reri - 44V4i - 4,Luiretf4r go . -
-..,,, i ,,..,_., i .... 41 .. z. ,.,,,,. 07 ,_
~ ru in it before. trt to it b tk ec o o ao mes etw a part
and o w f a t t h o e ht. R ol e a p o u s b o li o c i
'' ,. .;NC 1 4 . ! .. zF4' 4 4- Svi'i4. o '%isi, - 17.-, •.' But we 128,
`--4 ' . •= - 1...57174-. -'. our Eieetttive!
Ir. p , • 1 61,1, , , 'l'l t - 1 -112.5 T-;: to. yoroclidta it
ev on en ce a m t or tk e e th k e a li z i a o rd nro o e f
„rip ~;t...- ? 4. ,••. 4 .4 - t , 4 ,...%•• T , cl , - doctrine, and main tain d • t i„ an d
~.,..,.....A.. „.;.,--,-Fl. ~...05,./ t
'TEI.7, -* -.•!. , (4-‘ t" , --p-.res r l7A-. y
Z,..E-?-4 - 7'. ' 'p'z4:l..'-•=l4-. war. Let England
- Europe and Atm .
ineolencerte:• There is a pow
confine her emus .
..f - v§44... -- 44,V- r4 V- . .,fl
-- . .g.. ,- ,', 4• -;. 1 :4:.'' . ../. - 0-1:4,V0.0.
”, -- Zi.We - P.=,-...en
t
.-_ - ' . •• 4 .:. 1, : , ;:,..-,i".„ di,77o..nzjit i e u r afe on er th e is .ao c e etill Ate eu e t °I- 1 4
' - ' ?...- P - V t li*: 44- 1.t.. 4 1i 1t V4 4 4.1 41 t ' her - death litricanwillaffelivinev, never
r ac p e e p rm t where
!a
... - '• ( lfer•s.4 -- -W4F4 ' European
our government .
't - i40 ,, ,.t . r74- - v:z it
1
interfere with the
We believcientalharteadthye exists.
doctrine - that no
. ......-....... ..... ..- . .
t so far as they
---.-f- - o '''''' .-4a et ' of this continent, excep
-.-.C'07.. 7 -4.- 4. 1,- , :,'F - Mki - ,;.' - ', , gr001 . - 7 .1 t . , government shall be allowed to
re
7-I".'Ai-4'Wi-,"ilfrr,"'9,q , f krt :t: .
t, c! As ,
_. ~ „,....,
~ -v 1 ,,.. c .- •
11P1_, ,c? .- t - rg-."'"5"- -4 .- - -..' -4- . ,'`t 7• - •4 . ---'-
/-4 ' ,20 1 .1 : 44 VF 41,1 1g - iree:' , 4' 4 l -- .. 1 f - 1 - tel t•:,l4@t-4.; is the only safe position for
p-4?;r4tW.,"1,4'..7."-; t,..,.g.- 4 .„,,,,,,,,,f„,,,,, , ,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, g .„...,„ . now posse ® colonies ,
e Our government seeks -
Tan Omit
fEeZ:r1.4.,...--121-4.. i.i....14.4,;TiAc.Ti 4,.4-oxtv.:l/43.4
~ ...,..1-..-4„, e -,-- , -- ,,, , ...v.6.1:;741-...,-. 1.,f,,,,t,...-ii %.„,t,--,..,4,3.4,'--4.--,,- the political affairs of Europe,
e oom- water works. A corn-
W-3.).-,-....-'4"4-1--,..: ``,t-,'.4-tP,--;,:.?.3-3-y-e;i.ez-L4-15-k..--At,,,lts----
iug various, projects-for wa
an
not to t...o E i oro nterf pean ere
'Consume of Cleveland are coneider-
Wrtei•'v7-•.:,,,,;t7T-r•gr;:''A.-r•:4'.;-T-F".cireb'jCe'S'A''- in
n governmento should b
17.A?4 , -- - ,,:-... k* .A . i, --.41,17 •• , ....W -- ..w.' - i--.. , "'! - r-cP:c.s"-%. - -tra:'`'• ?4
! biding - 1,1000 gallons, somelif ere
•<..„1- -. .0...... € ....3. 1 ...,+.=. 1 .,---4 r- .-. 5e.......• el:, r , - the old, hations of the earth ; i rn i . tnek, k
pelted to , confine their schemes of oppression
t
?.gat,....}7r,A4,..
,Itt•:.J.-.:4W..5..-:2 1 .,,P• . 1 ,. ;4 . 4:. and conquest to
hat thin -PregQll,. tsar
Ootn.—lt is estimat ed-
..• - rdi .. toutees
•k:1.it,7,41P-:-•'-,,"Z.4, : 1--V- ' -7 ; 4 4 ,l WtP r '" -4 "1A11 41, 'f t '''' - '''lrli - e America to pursue its on . .
-mitts*/ has reported on three - plans one wit h h an
he' 1.-6r! ' " ' ret bgb ' =dam). • a of gold in; the world from
''' a ites•v - n`r• -• • _vii.h.":4 - .._ ,, !'..,:; - 4.1 -- 5::k1:.,.::t,,,,0.:.4 1 0 k i v.0tt0. , ,A4t.,. and leaveloung - and Ire
~--cat,--e-t441,--V.--t---- ' 1 "1 *--4 '''. 1 * - k••; - 4:*, 4 4", - -Y,k,Z:'4"Zi - a ran an d if 0 destiny untroubled by jealous and .
.:r.5,1..-....,;-.1.,.-.a.til, p.....4,,,„--*-.:,p.,-1-,;..Jt,• 4_-,,i,:t,-,,..-.0,-t-,--,c:-...:- 0, c
..,,k, 1
. ___ ~ 'Euclid -.street,' one foret reserrir_on Euclid,
" r "8
tbe "ably
'feasible If '- lnetion of gold tit an the mines mid ,
ot, _
t _ ,
4 ' * ;•? l * - 'l, -- ••711 . 4.14 . • I n *l- -.4 C'f-tst . 4-4"1.5•7•14'., 44 4 ; -- 1:N 4 41 - . .4'4 1 74 4 dangerous neighhors.
.. -- . lecompiOnde ~, ~, , ...
will
eoes
0ve . 540,..
* th lll or c : l itra i re
Dirt 0,816,7-62.- .7 -- n o the
Vik4l-.•',a,,,,,, *4 . 7- • 71 ' , .. 7 .‘".•"4-1, • ,....7.i'2 , 1" ~- r
‘,. .... 4 „,'" 1- T - 4:40, 1 4.1"4 i ,, ..
* - / mid 540°° ' 009'01°Ilikawu
increased ..ptail i a t ri
trip e' Ir . a ,l -01i10 -, Al3ity, ~ , ,i Tl inh ie„ il at e t it
m ill
la the .irt w el crant .
0 , 440
t,43o})6o:.itzt.l4_6iir.
wi)ptaro....;,„
''..,.. . ,‘. - -7 i_ -114sc " -11 * 1.7 . 1:; - -.,.'.7 .! 1 * --441.74: " .r,7 ` .5 ? - ; 1- L i.':4 -''' t'''''- ;$ ''' ^- ---'4'. it '; '.. 4 -u;' ;- ' anati n oll e of slaves ths teu t nfl ot :C uba is about as heart. POO , ...----'
,S. t ie .* Eid _.. tha e , r4)43 ,.. t .. 1 . 1 . i .T.,- t !P;.. 4 ._ 1 21 11 : 111 . - nraTited - ' to
TOO 41: - -- _ .--- _ lnun _,_7l e 2f„,,AA.,ii,dau,3
~,I t.i t.f r:',, 4 -j.,4., ,-- `..- 4 ',,,7,- -' ..:.;, . , . '-'',,., 5 ..,,Ti5....;.1.#.p.',.9. _ . ., 471 . - 1 4:4 : : -„, ...,,: . :...,-ib i .-Digatia,;44.-theviiiitence'vf , -thet EmPeree, - ,9 'tity.'p9itit , tt,t_VA ... 1 , 27 ,14 „ 1 '171 5
s 'l ost ,•" - 11 ;12ni gi 2ohat ;-
. therts In o riili; , l74 ,v iil, Ave yearo _ ,
~., 1 4 125e,.?,_,,..;,,,,,,
7r2,V71,41-rjr 4,, i ,s ' j a ' ' ' '''`; 4 l! 4 .o 'l4 ° t' 4, ,.., ° vP4' l St'-iZ I WZ . 'r' - --?,, -- . ;,..--'',' ,-..':-,' UnEBl6-,tbot.hitnniles.44:'..:°.ll-1,1(f)7. fq .- ; ,1)- #o.,l).9l'.'aya- 0 9 pTat'ilUli3tIttib0 3 . ritOPt 4 : 3 ;,;/ . ''':> 4 4 1 4'49 I ..,,.. •-•.;k, , ,, t-, 74,4> : ' -- L • ;-..-i• -:.
i ,
4„1.,--,-.• . 1,, ..- - -_,I -1,.- • ,--1,-- •: , :-,2......e- , ,e - .....-.. 4 ' ,. ;4--4,..,.- -, a. c 4 ee . .i.1 ,, b,. 1 .;4 0. ...:) , x.f. - :. - 2 , ;:z.... , :..- - -j., ." - iimon; ~..----,'---:- ~.---.. :::.--; - .• , .--v., ,, -.......-.L ,. ... - ... -, ..' teritiehlati ...,-,-...- -,_,-,.,.,.,,,. i>.t,;,...:.-.= -.:,,-;.....,.., '! . .t.- . '. ,i i. v' ' .4 .•: 4 ''''." -- 4 . , '"•‘ "• - •• • " • •• -- .•'.t.,'''•••••".` " 7 7 -:" - ~...-"'"
44.4,-,-,. ....,,V...ig,,*,,,,,,;;;;,...1-2..tt;',..r.,..-via.„,;?.;k2.-...".v>,,k''.45:1.-MA.:".,:,,......--:01121 ~ ..v..i, 4,47.•,...,,,vvf.;.."-4'..,---',....
.i,-,'*,;..v.,_,•4.‘".<0.,;-;.,14,.;,:v7.1....,,..-'7410.1t.5.:•:1,-,,f':-,;!c-ir....?-.„.,:-••••-4.,. 1,:i.--'•••.4..: , 4 i , k•f-!trg - - - ..•0 - ,..' , 4•-- - ..7.it,..4... , ii,T,..-i -- -". -:,..- 4 i,,,,,..,t - ', • .....,..:.*Auf.rt-....-- • K.
, i
f.,.....„..,.„., ..4;7,..-A,:'.e!..'3•L,V1.--."-,"0 --.. "-e" tiv_4 4 N - •= - 'Zi - 't• - '4• 4 r. '•••••ta-4•P - • a iar-.....4.,4 4 -"--
•-'-' thi,,,-4344 . 4%4V1- -tf , '•%. -- - , 4 - 4)-1 , - , 4 5 t ' 4 •4 , 4 , -4• 4 ••-•' 4 • - ' * :••• •-'-'* '•••••• 4. • •" • ' ' - • ' --, ' • • - - •
.. - ..f.'.......'"'' A .-4-4..-..,./. - ..Z..-'.. - 1.0.-....- , -" , :',..4-..--cw.i.......1 , 1.....* -.7 ~,•, % t r.; 0 ...;•,_':- 1,... 4-. r.,-",..,-;.,-,....... -•,,. vz•, .. 4..--- -- , -....,,,...,.- 4t p+.., ,i.; ~... ~ ..t; . . a,. ...... , 4 .., -.. . , ~, , ~ ~ - '• -
l-rfeF ~,..,%,,,p.k. ..,,,--,..,-..F.,,t,,, ..i . .. ,,,,,, .... ,,,,, „ „ ,_ -- <„ ,, ,.. , t-t---., 4 ...-. , .....: ,-,-, , -,.. 1- 1. , , - 1 , . it- ~...,„,-,,,,,, - ..-5.,. , ~..,..„ ~.. , c..•.--, -„,.,.. -. -T„ . , ---`" ',•' I ' . •-•-• ' .'..•• ' '. • •-. . ,
.7,,,,..,',,,..-„-„tf,,- 5-6,...,m,--e S. - f .,&!... ' , ... -r v......t.'... 4 ''?e'PN•x".. - 41;tx. , ."'''' , -;' ,. ."'‘''''-4. 4 ; -..Z.,, ...." '''L- - .. .i , - '-'.., ---.`."•" r.,...... 3 : .00 , v•-•4, r.- 1 , '., v. „_-." i , ~, ,-,...... - • `'.2; .... --.v 1 , ...., ' _ ...
..i......-1.;.,4„,.,,,,:,..:";.',.....!,„,,-f...e.?%-...X,...„...1..,,,,,,. ~,,,.,;....v5t........,,,.-4,..- V .: ---.. .i '.-- : - ,; = ,,-1 - ." . " .. :f - g ,7• ''''-',. -'-''' ...--.•.,"" -t r ..f .....rd.F. , - =' ,}4 . ' .o' . ‘•' .. ... ' . ':„ i , , • ... •j. ' .., ,• ••• '• ~
...
n,>.'.'l':-....+,_.,"4".,...4;.:•L'f.r,;7;7• r , '„,.." . ;: ' ,"...,.. 4 ,,, ' ..,. (r .i ' it ' '.._ ...4 - 1'.... 0 ... ' 7,..r...,...,_ ? 4- ' ..*':',-, .[:. C: 4 4 f • 'i
~. -...' ''''' 4 • '..' •:' 'l.-4::* •
•-• -•,'i"' • -, , '- .! .• , , •:, ~-,-' - • - • • •..- ' ' ' • . 0
,•:!: -, ,„„••ry..4- i j.,••• 4: • . 17 -1: 5 .. , 3,,i,r2.:..?- . - ,:r - : - .• , .,1' i; ,T,'",,y , i'';',-, - FZ , :`..-.;'.1.„' - 4...kw'.r..,',. : .. , , ..„....,„_;,....;:.",7, , ,, ~ ..t,..,. 0
„,.. t
, 4,.....',...,'4,, , v0.. 4 ...,,,%„: •, , . ,
~.,.... , „,'. „
„-. 4 :....., . ,
,a-,... ,-•,.:
~,,,;• 's, ti . •• : • • .
‘,.
~.
4ire.,4*iti.q4s:;k•-,l;i-:,..;iry7,&.%":7.;.T.:.•,•.:,g.:F..F1,f,;-2,:t:,‘1-:y.,-'lO.l. 4 ,. .-. l7 'fj'- tr.: ,'..:.,..' - ~, T ;; ; , . '1:;:, , 4 4 4- `,.%1 : -;!'-.,_''',,,-' •"= ';" ''• -:."...•- „, • I' " '•,. - . ,-- 7 ..• - ..I',, ..• •.. ..'. • • - .. :•- ,'
e.,,:,T%F,;-rt,-7---.li-r.-•,,,,;„-;••-,-.::;;5•.4.•,,,,.,,--,-,--,,-.;,Z.j,„.,,,-_•.•,,,,g..',-f-,-* 4 , Q;;. 1 t :,, T,,;' , .. - .: . 7..r , ; -0 ' , .: - ;"ci :„ ., ,,.1„i7.'„,,, , -7if^',„ ..,7! ~. . r.....: , f - , .' .--- . - C , , ;., i'f.-..";,':•1 •,. 1 ,. ~♦ ~:'.. ' ... .* 4 1 .:. ;. ~,,-, I. ~', ,•-• - • • - ' ~i.. *' . .l ..-. •
e,•••±.FqiR.V.-7.71,R'.'.:,'1.,,i-;,,."::4 .rf . = , :lo. 7l ",,ii,'Neft-, ika•-:,.`--. 'll - t'.'-'p.• .. - z . "- €1 .' 1 ';,.."! - " - ~„4....4 t - -,,„•; , •,,I, i, '1 '••4:!,"i % . ." I ,' .4 r , 4- ,„'. ,l• ' i'• ,•,, :../., 2' , 4.,„" 1' r . , , •-• ~.:4 , 4, •
~- . .- ..
( ' 4 rZ. , 1. 473 0' r -.. , v-i• , ;'•.. , ,•::,• 4 ,:.• :•4-t•1 -1-ZP . - . 1 4 471" e-j , " 44- - . •-•''',•ti •- • *';',.4 - 'ir' 4 r . e- , '''' r ''
' ."* v '.-",:'''' " '" 4.'''.044 1- i - Y" "' ~: -''''*.."-. - .7 ', % ‘'• .. ---, '-)- - —,-- ' ', - ..,-, ,•"--- '' '•
- "
iv i t„,ert-0rr...1,1•.;,-J.,-,,-:.-;-,--.-..?.*-- t.% -.., 57 *,,-5 ; 4 4 , '.: 1.- rt'retf'-''' - ' ,- '" ,-- --- , -,g - :',:---f-tir f : . •-•., ? ~..- - .i." - '. --...,'±' . Z , - . - ..,. .a -' r. I ,' "4 It 4 ,••, 4-, • '' t 4-, •
', ''' ‘t- ''' . *‘" ' . C••• , "....- ; :'. ' , .... '„"'Pi ' '.: • 4 P ....". ' *.
~--'4-..P.,,r4401.-.,...':;4'.;,. 0 , -. 5! - =3,x4 - V,.,...t4 4 e tr.- - .Cr. ' l ,- .,. • 1.c . ' ,- > ' .; , ..„7 - , , ,4:.„,..,11,,,
, f , .- er.-r-- -. h •i. .a. ' ~..• 4, 1 ....,."- r''' •,.. • • ~ .• ' l# •r..- • • ',
•;" ..
4 .. ! ~' . - ..
nait, 4, 2 2 1 '...` '. • . -
•
- • . ...
ae
•.4 , :z--2..rf , ..0,. - .,, , e'PiF.,.4 - - , p. , ,' ,. .. --- L - 1, - . , _-.'-.:.-„4.k-_ ," . .., ,, --7.,- ..io• -, , -,. . -, ,.1: - ..;- - .,,,,-.i..4..!.i.-,.- - 1 1- - r , .4 ' , - . .-- -,-,:-,• - v ~ 4 ,, ,. .r..... .• , . .., -,.,..,.....! . r,. , ~..---.... • • ~ -, - ,-., ..-. , . ~ L,,, ~ , ~:: :7' , . AA
~,,,,,,'",.... t'.., t• , t ..• . "A,- '-•4‘ 4 ,•. - " 4 ,,... ~.,i,,f, .. ....„; ~,.. ,*,.. -, . . , . . ' ,
--.-,.....--1, - _ ~,, - . 4 r , , , , , . - . ,.„..f...1,-.....,,i-.- ~.. r.4„-- , 4-;•,.,...,5.-... i .,
.‘,„ ~...p..:.1: „,, T .,..,..., ,;,.,
_....„
.. ......,.- f ,,,.„ t . ~..,... „., ..... -.....
..,..„..... .., .... , ._. . . ~ .. .. , r. ..,
,_, , , ..
........ „,. ~. . , :. . ~, ~.
..-1„.„ 7 „ .77 - , , ,
4..7 ., 4 ..„ ,
.0111 , ..... ‘4' - ,.
___ . ~. , • .. , 4 -. t .
•.. , V1..,,,,
..3. '',..,•5 , ..,,,-,.-,. , .7..%...1.•;;-""., - .....-'4, 4 4...,. ..,"...,„.",.."01''...„...:... 4 ; - .,” ~ ..- 4 ',', . 4.7:,,,.• . - i•'--C' , '•. ,4 k....er',,..1-,.-.. - ; '"- "`, ..,_''',V; ..-. ';,.. !" %.- ... , - -..-
,•,. ,••• r ...I --• •.• • .• ~,,..
.., 7 , ,:, t • ~ A/• ,• ,' - ' , .:;', 3 ,- ''' '. , , •••.7.- ' 4 *, *IV, i i . t l- 4V,e4_7,..4.....iir.01. .° - ' " ''. ." 4- •* 4 ' -• •
~:f., 3' ...*:., '-,;;; - .' , - ,-,-- ft.r - ,.,`,z,c - '7.4:;i'igi - :00
~, ,, 4, : , ,, , , , 0 ,'. • .-"F'.. , t ,- ., n' , -'? - " . .,`p - c - tr , ". ,,,, - , . ~ ,, -% , 4 , 0 '1-*".Pis t ,-,-....•,'• . ter' **•-•. -A*AtAA • '," '•-' - ,•'-• ,•-.' "..-'•• r- •, , t ..- •. :' -.• 4.-- .- ''' . .j4. ** *' '• ..1 4 - :. - .4 -'' v - 7 7, - s-i.-: 7 -,`• • :a . h 7. , .e:' - '•!. , • -'''"'" t ' ~.-' T . ,.., e,, , vi,.' -I",', .`
*it,,J-jr.,l••
..-1;;',-*•,'";',1,-4",:tr.4.,?,4,t,it,.4%V,- .-,,,,,4•7!4''`fta,-7-t.Z.-,,''t74,,,*, tiZt",,Y -- .e15'44 , ,t ,. .iii,..7 . ,.. e .t „!".. , i ,, -;, , ,p.f. , -. . - i - ,%.• - -- , .. - ,;.'i s p. -•--- ':, - .t . • -, .., ,:',; , , i• •_ 1.- - - ~..' 41•••til • ‘ -'' •-•"* - -"la'i) 1 4 " , •-• *!7 4 ` =l' 4 A,' ••,'" '';'-'' • -''. 1 '•• ' 4 ''.* ' 4 "" -4 ' 'al."' -4- Z'•. '• . 4 - n om -- 4 '''' . 4 '," -N '''',.-' ' ,--*
, r,
L-4,.•,,,, ti-... F •--,-• ` -,--it ... 4 . ,:,-t •• .4- ku. - NEFT-•"_ 4 i - -i --, ? ., ;47' ,- -•;'- , --0. -. 1•irt, , •t• 4- 7 '44'i-71.4.7 - - - iil; - -vv.i. 1: t' .4 ''. 4 .i . .'''''''.': , / *"1: ' -t - ''' ` , . 1 ','• '''' '.. ....--' .r•'.i i. ''' .:..-'. ,t- a - '.., . - `.:;.v .:. • -,:"...,..' :'•* '' ;, "......-. 4 ' --'' '.
'-'' ', ''• '4 -! 4 ' '- ' . . ' , - l i . '.."" v : !.. 1 A '''' ''''''lt.•• 4 ••
--J"-t ,,4 - I, is: ' tPi'el,:•i'V;-;4,,--I,lw-,14't1f...'1:0'4;-eZt..z.-•e'!!"4`;--7.1::11.4--'•i'-',--',4';it'.-,•--0=41.,:.-vb_-,,,o_'-'1•.'F,,.-'•:,..'-;:-0-0•••f::.4.;t:1,,... 1:4 , t'' - .--: -,., .-' - ''.. t-•, • - 4 **-• ~.. . ; 7 '4 1 .! --%i•• - • - . , - ,..4 ,-.- . - 3- ,:=-, •., k.,*-1:. - , - .•• -,.• , ,}, i s ,l : , , r. - -i. ,7 '.. rf - , ,„:4 Fp," -. 4 ..1. ,, r4rz ,
~
-,-V,4 . ..1 , :#1. • ' '7,3-;;;,..,-.14,,%1410,,i-,.-,,=.44.;-/. g . ‘ - i - ii.,% , :n5A,: , „„ni'g.,;. , -L. , %• - •%. , t4-., t„..4.1.44 , 17,- ,-- -44. ,i, , :.• v. !...,„irl - f -T....4 ~ -i, k, 4 .. ', "...,1,N , .1 .- t .. '
~,' ,',.• ~ \ , ~t t - - ~. :, j 44 , .. 1. ' ,. • , 1 : '.,' .: li••
~...' ,
. r . :
.‘.,.. 7,.‘ . 7. ~,.. ' ~, ‘, -,
. ... ".. ....', ,i . C , r , ',:t 1.-' ir , 1 - i t - `4-., ',,,, - ",,t '`„,,,".kir,,,Let'.°4p , , *
; ~,,,,'•-• ;, .:t * .t ,' i - Z.l . C 4''T • ' /A0 , "'t ,7 4 , .: . • - ".4:4 0 ," - r-tAl'•:" - -v - Fr gr fr;,,,';:qt ,- ,„ 0 .1 . 14 , tet• - ,44 , -.,...i. 4-e.4...NCh •r t i,: - "ai.'..-t•- i l / 4 1,• , .-rz f;'..; ." ~ •"' --. :. ."„; .4, ! ‘tN- ,• - ••"- - , 7 - ,.7.,•" .-* f ' .:-- 4.? 1, ...- ,-•''- - - . - ~' ~:: • 4. , >,- 4-
'-' ,` ~. ‘.
' 0. '-'' ‘-:-. -,- •-•_. ' -. , -!"A 4 3,,We' -
~:ir;' pik-v,O-11;eiz0t414.4-Witt; ~ ' ,,, ,g .i- : F2p4, . itiA. -. .4ei- T 7i51 , ; ,,,C- f - ,_Nt.-"-,=',_;,!.'i-.4.' 4 .a 5" ..4 4 ;i' f ' 7 4,e.„A * :/ , •: P . : g.l•7**'•* - ' -4. ; 1 .•,•.'Y 'i' 11. ? *•.• 1 • '' - ‘/1... - ,'`"•,•:?-f 747 ''' • • •' , -•••: .t ' 7.- •" g •• •• % . i",-e• ~.,-, ' "• . . . 4 ' '''• '.. 2+ ';, 4' ft "..,:, '.;-. ,•- -' 1 4•"`: -- •'• .` ~ '••- ' - "
-2r-g-(:-:'tre,40r./,Zerlp•L ai.,.9'••:,:414-.W41.-4•'i'Ti!:4l-'11•14.-41:•`41.44;f1.;•=7-fk-44-1'41,Z,_'1;7:'''4k4t,%-'11•0ePt4.;1` '",.ily . roi s l ' , 4 l.'''": *l - 71.', 4 .•;•'-'l. - • ; , - `:. - ...,- .‘:'•••.. - r' u 'l, ,:..,"..± '. , . -,- •• 4,' , 4,' ~ - ~.„- -i• - .. ,:t - .. -,-,: , --.• • -1 ".•! .. ''...t: 1 ,: . e .. 4. ;; • ..:. . .. ,•. -' : * _ .
't;,.'•'.. - 4 - ",' , .... 1 4t , • ;. "14, -I a 4.:;-•,,-pi ..-,:;..v,-.001,_f.."17,„',,t,'-'es--•4,-?t,";-4,,P-Viitrr:fr..74..-4V0-•M4-74iA•4,....,......-Te.4.,.,i..4g-if:V, ~ ** *4
4. • s ,41.4 " 4-.7 ;'-!.:1- ;Ai'' , - " -- :` - '•'::':;,,"' - •14,4- - -1 ',' • .. • "4- "- ~• ' , ~
•-• .i. ~ t. •i"• •• - . -•-.. 4 44,v , .. ~ .• . ... .--,,,„:.,....,. ,:::. -.,- : , r. •
-7i,,,,,,,,p,,,i...,,T0..--A.YO. ...1. „9 : - •:• „ . ,,t, •: -,-,- i -- ,.: .1 ,.3*•-4.567 '' , 7TV# . .A.-k•:qi,.....0,0 1 ,,,,0 f tr z lir a: 4 s kh,li u .t4f, 4i.1 , h.-WCA ',***4 - . t 4.• - •-.1... , -'',:r 9 - : 1" - •;`. ' ' ..'...,*..1 ;:; . / 1. 1 ' .. 7 44...N .. , ', .. i- , ~ ' . ".
''''' *.'' .: t ~, ... . • ~ ' . ,
~.tr"..","i`7",..-x V7 • Z '' .4Y - , , . 0 '.'.-:V.li,-4..g0:'4- .-.1--n.-44.1,..0.0"..,4.,triV 04-- i, - T01....' - sit - 'i,,, - t. -- t - 1',1 ,- 'o,ite,, ef,*,,,,,j , ' 4„1„ , +•..- 4.• sr ",; ~ v',"k• ~ .:..-tx h....t 4 ri”' 4'", 4 - ' '.- '''• •', '•-•\.-‘, •• • • r - ••
••V. 4- •, t' .. ~ - •
....,±4,,,', -i",-..,"A:, ' 1 4„; 1 1 - ..44,4)-`..1•13•N".(..,,,trt?.* 4 A • ...1. -0 40 „›.-4, 0 ,- ,44.0-e.1, 1 4 , ,..4., ID', 1. '-‘ J 1 4• k , 4.- 4 - -i 4 ,, 'l"e4l' 1.. - Fri: -e.{..TV 4"*- ,' 4 - '":::+ • f - ..( ''' t 0" '' ,4 4,- "454 .- '',.. •-',--:".•,' '- ' ''''. - '''' ."';' ''''' . ' ...
,t „ .
'- - .- 4 r. V,.:.-eV. y t Lifk - ...- i t." , F..'t,.-4%-*4.4.6,.. - ..4 '44-'%*F 4 , l; -44. -'4•04,„1-•-w .3, .;,,1"'z'''..;! . ,..5 4-1, ; -04. 4..''' #.-T;-! , .. 4 , ..--kf . o - -, ~, 4 -4 4 - •-h4. • . ~ .,1;,..., - .4.,,r.5,r,,%-:..a. 441E-•wi 4* , 0 7N .` '', ;--.-- ,-,-- ~..'"..-n',; , . -- ''' N t -,..- , .. '
.''''' f '" -- " l' . '''t''' .4 '''" g4 -1 ':'01: 1f # 17 ` 44! '" 21 ' . iT 4 ';' ( ''''''''''' ;4ll "`§*' 4 ''' ihN' 4'4l ‘ .l4- NVi-"t' '' l';' 4 ‘4" * t t4t if -C 4' ‘l' 'eit,- ; .ti" -r4 rat '. ii. , ,,;:r . :1 1 1,-EF.477:47.4 , ..„:,-f' A ._-•
~.,-. ~. :,,
~ ... 1. -, , . , . •
•-• , • .
•
.7 . i - t . - --'''' =,- , ..,' 0 w,-.,k. 4.:`,u..t...,,,i. 1-4•1 1 -.n.i., 4. .... 4 .4 -, ~. .* ~...V`.. .r'' . ..,.,:., ,:ut ..,:.' :oe .t. 1- ...45,„0„r , 4, , .. '''•wi„41...".i71A„ ,0 1,'44 k•-- 4 '41,., 0 1 , - .."' ' -•• ~'.,.--"!-,,,,- 4 - • r'l" - • .
'. --- .i.1 - 4• • ,,t . 54-,1-• - ... , 4w,..- - • - •
• --,--..40. 4} 0 .47, , , , ,, , ,,,r•-,,.. 4 , ~ ...4•4 ~.
„F.. .. ,.. J . ", ~
_ , .- - • ..,-.... • ...47 3 ,,:,.,„•: . ..,„.10 4 ,.._..,,, , +..,. •
:„-:,.--, ~..,,, .. f.,..r. ... .. 0• Oi r... t. '',..,.. ~.0 4t, 4.1 ♦ r c , 'A4.- ii".4 l S v . - t• v .,. ",„ 0 k .-t• • . , „--1- "9 A' ••- - ,0 .a k . s _ .
~
'
''''''''J4:. , i.'W?:.Zri t?;1. €G r .. 0- , .,,' - 7 . 1..,,V..... 1 5-' 0 0 , ~..,,,,,... _ - , . ~7 , .
.. , 4. , . ~ • p , ,
~,,,, , ~,
.....„.„
4 , ti, , „ t!. •
„s.
...,,,
. 47, ,
„o , ,
~
:...,,,,,,..k,
... 4 .
.. z ,
_,t4 a ,,*!,.-., . '....:„,- '''' ''' -- " •° '' 1 . 441-- . , !;: - ..".'"...'1.0.5 1 !4!....7-4 - 4 , ',..,7ra: . 1..,,......;.... , , . , , ,
- ''' . ..';'...!rier 'g. l .. *,;:q.irp'4..t.t?..r",ter"tv.'. ' , ' , ' L 'i - '" - 4 , egv ''' l ` - ' ,4 *., --• * '•' * -
e
~,.-.... ....,.-
~ . - r..., ,, ,-..-,...,.... - i..-, .. f.f....m 1 ,- ... ... -:, - .L, ..,.. -1 , - • t'• "" ." "' ••• -.- -4 '-'•c .•
•
",i , *•=,• • 4•,-;,?2,t34.,•,-,-;".t•,2 it".&!-1,.;,. - .5, 5 -,42-..", ,--...-,,,•„_ ' .• ' t -_ c"+. '` 1" -- .;tt"."'""••,.?.,` 4 ,--4,17::,2 '
.., .• • • : • .!" • 1 "..!,... - e"-tt,`""4..tif- j. i.;"!:,.,% 't X •• -'•. ' "' 4 ••ir• .2 s° - -f d.: 4 '7, :4 ' - rPI - :''' .:.-. 5. "; ',...-' ''' •'-'' '' '....' '-''. i ''' '''' . ..l.' ' '' - '...'... 1 ,- - ,' •••,- ', .. '..- '. 7 ";'"'%.., - e -
~yr
- , 2 % ,-„_ -
-, ....,, , i - c,:, ,,,, ._ . , Ei..i. , , ;,•. ~ .....1- ' , .,' 6, , t - i„..;,:..,. k1..i. 4, 11.„4 12, 41: 2 ~,;,',...,4:,,p..,.., 7, ; . „,_ .. . , ''. ..' .''.'". .. Is ' ' -. 1 0 f 4 ' -7: : .'+' 4 :Nfr';, 4 : 4 .!.7.t../-i- •` '' 't- •k, „ v :•:,. - "0, - .47. e,kl r'^•••{- ; .•, - I, .: ...„, .1 „:„. - ., , t .--‘,. q‘v.• • ".....""J,' - •‘• - 1 ••-, -'••,..- ,' :--.•-- v - ." .
____„;cr ..__-•
r5,4 - 6 . "",.. , , , :',5-f , , ,-.4%-,t=fr-2..1-f-,?;;.f-K. ,- - ? 1, •"*. ,- i , 4-e'"'"' 4 4: ; - ' : ' , e1 1- A . "... -- ' - " ,,,r 4i . -•"t'l.'-'1.'-;z:-,•-:',i-- - - 4 4. • - 4., - • ':-.' '. . ~- dr'. '•• ; '''. '",. ' - iel ,'"---. 1 4 ,.. -- -41.:. - •! .- -, .'''i - ';•‘ ' '''''i /., vi ,1 . ',:: 4, -. off. - 4 , ...„.. ,- .2i..-- - .41, I - ,';' -- i- -- %..." . ' -." --,.--..- . : , '.‘'. 4 • 6 ``,',•":;, - ,-:" ',. -,%' ,-,- ,'•"" - ' -
4,.•::- ` ,'
~
._ .., , , ;,- _ „-•- ,' •.,
. 7.4 f4. -- A 4,- ,, , 1•,:.',. 41 12 , ,•-!•N f..." - -- . ,,, 4:,!,, t =1-.1 i',:4o-.4,f,r.--,.7.0- .,,F..2.4.1„1.4.,;..--41.,:, -,:' ~l'i' ;,‘,.;.•-•,.,,' ),f , •.-...;.•;.'>. :.-.:, "'' 5 - -_-:--.' ,A-' e,lSe ,;:, --,- .-% ~ .. ., ! ----1, ,. . .-.-- -•- ., - -;•.....,
' , . - 1. ,-, / ,,, ---5..'.-.: , t? --- • -. .., , f-f-1-5 ,. .1 , 1„7,,,j0 , ,:;„.4 , ,,,,, „z..,: .. ,, ..-„, :ti .- L ,
~,, : j. , , , f.iiaZ,, , ,,74 ; . i.! :, .
~ ,,.-:,: t., ...„..4„,. . 5.. .f4 A.:
4. ,
,f) , Tx. , ,,,,,,, ,01 . 4- g. ,_ .t. „. 4 ,...„..,.. 4 .,....... , , , . ~ _ ,
.„4„,
iiiollp . ';i...-• - tning , •:. o .
-,, 1 .1„,,„,, AN ,,„•,:.,...„:_,,,,....„ . 1)
.51
Mati..:.Amnaf r. ciruarona.
l a bil/411 - 4 GilitaDie =we Proprietors.
s'ji suv3RbiS:
Ei)NESDAY - 1110 1 WING :::
• 210,11111.11 P POST JOB OFFICE.
We have now employed our Job Office an
-upuirtallterober"tif excellent :job printers, and
Ar e p r opored toexeente all orders with neatness
.11110 2 1 41 , 31 . 31 4;
and with n speed that . thalt not be
•
The:e.aitoio;:theT.---jourrtt has pronounced a
ver34ietjudetrient Upon the President and his
Cabinet in relation., to the Bran 13 =affair, and the
New York„;dto:kriken-11:4 C 0163419 onto
sion of` cur neighbor took; us entirely by our--
prise It It caniiiii*Ailap,Of thunder out nf. a
Cietti-jelsy.7.--.The'editoref that paieelas been
01.unk:Ca:of late that we Were entirely unpris
- taratt"fer the rbeirovijat,brotidelde lie L a s VOureat
-without warning, upon the devoted heads of the ,
'.:Aidnifidi6atiOn. — lt *Sidon% too, without any
dararort ori' of Isistilitiett, and without even
tmittlitlku:PFP4eDPe for a
quarrel
rininiinistratien Popular.ai Gen. Pierce'e
needaito:defetice against such assaults; and we I
dinttifeel'bovinci?to reply ; but we will merely
frifal "to nave_the'princtpl ," andthen take '
- nithiOntigelfiWkettivaget ready.
Alioswot the administration that shocks the
nitcQiinse of oar neighbor is simply this. In
'IP4 wkAimork , . the New York • democracy
1
. -werittritied into two factions Called the "hunk=
yarn do termed uharda"
The hunkers were then.theNs
-111 ,demo4trosl-the barn-burners were allied
Tarty By the - year 1852
thole. two portions ,of the • party had again
ont4eseed, Both divieions of the party were
: represented- in the Baltimore Convention; and •
tiOlkaltin z*platform r national in its tone and
principles, and entlersing the compromise meas-
Uros,,wasadoPted.. Both divisions of the party
iti New York stood uptin : that Oedemas friends
once:more, and cordially supported tie eleotion
of Bierea. The feud was heeled. All had
become, nnational democrats by declaring their
aAhStenoe to that platform.
;The President in the distribution of the offices
within life tft in New York, has treated them
as sncb ` . Any ether course would have been
grosaiejtistice. Judge Bronson was appointed ,
collector ofthe`ort of New York. He was a 1
hunteriti 1848. Gen. Dix was appointed to an
equally:important.office. He was a btenburner
in 1848._"'The party was nearly equally divided
in 1848; int'all were ;United again in '52. This
-
course Pursue d by the president was well ender
' stood;was4ust and wise, and was designed to
be Carried antAsteadily and uniformly through
nil the app?buttentain that State. But, Judge
Bronson, is the discharge of his functions as
collector at New York, has chosen to pursue a
different . policy,
.and in his sub-appointments
proscribe hie,former political opponents. And
when reminded,
„by the Cabinet officer under
whom he acts, of the policy and intention of the
administration, he writes a letter of defiance, de
clares his own independence, and announces his
intention of setting up a government of his own
in his limited dominion. The former feud must
be revived...to gratifylsis personal animosities.
Now, it is universally conceded that every ad
ministragotrfists aright to appoint and retain in
officestioltagtnite as will carry oat its own policy.
" Whigs anddemorats 'argue that course without
objection; and no administration could discharge
its &deg faithfully to the cotmtry otherwise.
Judge Bronson's removal then would be right
and proper. The cottreteand policy of the admin
istration has boon just, and generally approved,
and _no subordinate agent should be allowed to
'thwart' its prirposes, and set its just and lawful
authority at defiance.
This, then, is the act and policy of the admi
nistration, that .has aroused the wrath and in
dignation-of the Pittsburgh Journal.
The Emperor of Russia, the government of
England„.and the editor of the Journal are re
markably' alike in one respect. Each retain ,
war under Solite pretences. The Emperor, while
seeking the conquest of Turkey, declares he is
fighting in the holy cause of religion. The gov
ernmentirf England, while aiming at the sequi
n
Bitten Of Cuba, announces salts motive the eman
cipation _of the Cuban slaves. And the editor
of the.fournal while assailing a democratic admi
nistration, parades his sympathy for an insulter
elinatenfficial as his equally holy motive.
We hope the Czar will - iget flogged ; England
get driven clear ant of American waters ; and
that the editor of the Journal will run for Mayor
next winter against a good democrat.
REATIIB FRAU HTDROPHOBIA.-V/0 learn from
the Berke county papers, that a lady of Jan).
son township, in that county, came to her death
from this horrible disease, from the bite of a
dog,. appears that some two months since
the dog became frantic in , pursuing the Chickens
abott- the honae'," and that Mrs Strotisi, in at
tempting In - punish him, was seterely bitten in
the hand. 9Wing to ihis,.tdrange behavior the
family becime"idarmed,Wecured tie dog, and
soon found him to tie raving mad. The dog was
subsequently killed. The family immediately
sent . for a :phyaician, and tried the. celebrated
Stowe's cure, :but . all is vain: - Ml6:- medicine'
took-no_effect...ead:..ow_the evenint : of -the lfith
instant Mrs. Strouse died the horrible death
peculiar to hydrophobia.
Anether 'can of the 'tame this' ic6::
:::-OCTO,IiEB, 26.
porteil:
Death from- Ilydrophobia.—A. son of Aroo9
of Fast-BrunstrigloWnebip, Befits Co.,
aged'about ten years, died - ef this-dreadful die
case on Vuesday last: .-lie was bitten in the
hand about a -month ago, and no - sYmptoms of
thediseasp made its appearanaktnittl thrimorn
big of the - day on which the boy died. •
•
SHOCktriG DEATIL—A man of the name of
James Stephens, employed ,in the Nashville Pa
per Mill, was killed by being caught and wound
around a shaft that drove a grind-stone, at which
he was at work. Ile had put on a large apron
or sack that covered -him all over, to protect
himself, from the spatter of the grind-stone, and
by some Means it got caught in the driving shaft
and wound him up and killed him in almost an
instant, beating his head up in a shocking man-
Tag lATE.aoquittal of Swain for the murder
of Sprigg, at Cumberland; last winter, has cre
ated a greitt excitement in the neighborhood
where the homicide took place. A public meet
ing was held at Booneboro, and the jury:were
denounced in the strongest terms. At Cumber
land, where the murder was committed; they
were burnt in effigy.
ger The people of lautisville are deliberating
about building anew hotel. They have discov-'
ered that their 'old dilapidated concerns are
nearly worn out. Tho Galt House was a good
house in its day, but that day has passed long
ago. Have a new hotel, Louisvillians, and tho
next time we visit yciur city, we will choose it as
a place to stop, at.
gig- A lady and a lawyer had a fight in the
Louisville market house on-last Prldaymorning.
Long nails prevaikd. over legal knowledge, and
the limb of the law, after standing a considera
ble scratching, "scratched gravel" ingloriously.
In this instance, " woman's rights" and nails
have been triumphant.
ger We would invite the attention of builders
to the advertisement published in this morning's
paper. All reasonable bids will be fairly con
sidered. Refer to the advertisement.
Prrrsonsounas t r - Pears.—ln the list of
Americans in Paris, we notice the names of C.
H. Wolff and W. Miller, of Pittsburgh.
•
QUIT CROWING, 011:10ANS.—WO would thank
our Ohio neighbors to step their shouting about
the glotions democratic victory they have obtain
ed. It is a grand affair undoubtedly; bather°
is no use in making " such a confounded fuss"
about it. It is In bad taste.—Pittsburgh Post.
Thank you, Mr. Post; wo believe just as you do.
The Whigs are most tremendously keelhauled
here and we are disposed to be "magnammorta."
Their fallen estate challenges compassion rather
than jeers. We try hard - to " stop our shout
ing" but can't do it. Every mail brings in in
telligence (accompanied by exulting roosters of
the most alarming proportions) of somesplendid
- victory in some county, over the combined forces
of Whiggery, Free Soilism etc., and our gener
ous resolves are scattered to the winds. Before
we know it, we are shouting, we can't help it.
It's a weakness of ours. The Democracy of the
gtate aro to blame—not we. So long es they
will turn out such tremendous majorities, they
aro responsible for the shouting. We profess to
bo nothing but human, and we mutt shout, " or
spile."—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Shout away, then : we don't want yon to
" spite. " Ton make up an excellent paper, and
we don't want either you or your paper to
" bust."
CATL. IHOMAILAM ' S VEHFIDII OF TUB IHTICHVISIT
WITH THE AUSTIIIILIA COMIHANDNIL—Tbe Charles
ton papers have been denying the truth of the
statement that Captain hqrsham, on going on
board the Austrian frigate, accused the officers
of lying. The Charleston Courier says:
To the many friends and acquaintances of
Capt. Ingraham in thisy, it is needless to say
that the ungentlemanly language attributed to
him in some of the reports relative to the Heirs
ta affair, was Dever made use of by that gentle
man ; but as the slander has gone forth, we
would state on the authority of a letter received
in this city from Capt. Ingraham, dated Spazzia
Bay, the 20th nit, that the whole intercourse
between Capt. Schwartz and himself on board
the brig Hussar was of the most courteous and
gentlemanly kind, and that no unpleasant word
passed between them—indeed, after the affair on
the 4th of July, the Bursar saluted the flag of
the St. Louis, which the latter returned, and
Capt Ingraham, moreover, went onboard the
Hussar, and thanked Capt. Schwartz far the
compliment. This visit Capt. Schwartz return
ed, and the best personal feelingezisted between
both gentlemen, each thinking he had done hie
duty. The only thing said about , the denial, of
Koszta being on beard was at the house of the
Cotsul General of Austria, when Capt. Ingra
ham,. asked that functionary if Koszta was not
on board, and on his admittinethat he was, Capt.
Ingraham said : IE is very strange, Mr. Consul,
that the officers on board should have denied his
1 being there.
EFFECTS OP A TERM MOSEY lltustr ON DOD
FAILs.—The " Day Book" three notices a peculiar
teature of the present "tight" money market:
" The pressure in the money market hao
brought a large number of fancy horses into the
market for sale. Young merchants and brokers,
whose purses have been depleted by the fall of
stocks and other causes, have tmddmily discover
ed that they have enough to do to tile care of
their business, their notes and themselves, with
out attending to trotting horses. Their nags,
therefore, are for sale. Then, again, feed has rig,
the stable keepers have put up the price of
" keeping" from $l6 to $2O a month ; this takes
the starch out of the stiff ones, and they "back
ed down." Who'll buy a horse ?
ser The Washington Sentinel saYs of General
Pierce : " Seven trying months of his adminis
tration have now passed away, and he is as
strong as ever—firmly seated in the confidence
of the true-hearted Democracy, who have just
given the best evidence of the faot, by re-endor
slag the principles of Democracy upon which
hie Administration is based. The flag staff of
Pennsylvania is now firmly planted :as the ocean
rook—its colors are flung to the broese, and on
its ample folds there is Inscribed—' no north, no
south, no east, no west under the Couttitution--ota
a firm adherence to the common bond, ,and a sacred
maintenance of the common brotherhood.'"
ter The guards, drivers, starkers and others
employed on the Scottish Central itailway, have
addressed the following letter to their superin
tendent:
" Sir : We, the servants of the fi,oottish Cen
tral Railway, beg to inform you that, having last
summer seen a circular recommending the men
upon railways to cultivate the growth of their
beards as the best protection against the incle
mency of the weather, we have been Induced to
follow this advice, and the benefit we have de
rived from it induces us to recommend it to the
general adoption of our brothers in similar ser
vice throughout the kingdom. We can assure
them, from our own experience, that they will,
by this means, be saved from the bad colds and
sere-throats, of such frequent occurrence with
out-thiS natural protection."
. 1 : , ,', , - - :_;..::.,: 5 ',":.::
~a:F -..
Items of Haws and Iliaeallany
A mulatto man named Ignatius Grimes, coach
man of the Mexican Minister at Washington,
has been held In $5OO to appear at Court and
answer for recklessly driving the Minister's
coach over a little boy 4-, J. -
By statement published 1* 04'; Cleleland
Herald; it seems that there has been expended
this season, in that city, for the erection new
buildings, mainly tribusliesacbiiiiateririxfaiii
completing these commenced late in the fall of
last year, the eritilif $782,000.
John U. Bemmlngton, known as the inventor
of the' Bemmington Bridge," very much puffed
l in ita day, and Which" ~t umbled down byits:own.
weight, died in Texas, recently, , of 7ellow-fever.
- Chai4es Dickens computes, that ono sixth of
the English people gain;their livelihood from the.
trade with the United Stites.
gentlerrian, epinking of Cincinnuti, says its
most appropriate name would be:the `Hamburg
of America. "Yes," replied another, I
think it will be the lied repent 'the tlnited
Btaiet." -
The steamboat landings begin to grow busy
to give some additional signs of-the returning
life and vigor of our city. The number leaving
daily, even now, is su ffi cient to excite no little
satisfaction and cheerfulness. Oaf list of the
departures to-day contains the names of no
fewer than twenty-three.—N. 0. Picayune , 15th
During the month of September, there were
576 marriageS, 1,640 births and 1,956 deaths in
New York city. A majority of these-marriages
took place among persons between twenty and
thirty year* of ago.
The Governor of Connecticut has designated
Thursday„the 24th ofNovember, to be observed
as a day ,of praise and thanksgiving in that
State.
Hon. Nimrod Strickland and Henry Bases have
disposed of the West Chester American Repub
lican to George W. Pearce, Esq. This publica
tion has always been among the best of the
State. -
The Abington Virginian announces the depar
ture from that place, off the 12th Inst., of about
forty free Tenons of colctr, big and little, for
beria. Li
They were all well equipped for, their
long journey, and went off as ',hearted and mant
as a flock of blear birds. They will sell trete
Norfolk on the 6th of Noveinber. .There=-were
several very old men in the company, who go
for the sake of their children.
It is said that the delay in establishing an as
say office, in New York, under an act of Con
grass, Is occasioned by a desire of the Treasury
Department to convert It Into a regular Mint es
tablishment. The President and the Secretary
of the Treasury, it is expected In New York, will
recommend the measure in their forthoomingof
&dal despatches to Congress.
One hundred young men left Richtnond,, Me.,
on Monday, en route for Kentucky, Vitae they
intend to out; timber and build vessels. This is
a new enterprise, and with the bone;' sinew, and
go-sheaditivenetts of Maine mechanics, it cannot
but meted. More mechanics will follow soon.
The vessels built will be floated tdown the Ohio
and Mississippi rivers.
Men of Our Time.
0. W. Holmes, the gentleman that "never
dares to write as fanny as he can," Is forty.threo
years of age. Wm. Hewitt is forty-seven; he
published verses at the age of thirteen. Hum
boldt is eighty-Three. Leigh Hunt is sixty-eight.
Fits Green Halleck, fifty-seven. Winshington
Irving, son of an eminent New York merchant,
is sixty-nine years of age; in his nineteenth
year he began to contribute to his brother's pa
per, the Morning Chronicle. Douglas Jerrold,
forty-seven years of age, is the eon of the man
ager of the Shorties! theatre; the sea was hie
first love, and for a short time be served as mid
shipman on board of a man of war. 0. P. R.
James is about fifty years old. It was Washing
ton Irving who first recommended hub to a ca
reer of authorship. Sheridan Knowles, sixty.
eight years old, is the son of a famous Irish
schoolmaster, who was a (vain to Tabard
Stanley Sheridan. Mr. Knowles wrote hie first
play in his twenty-first year ; his plays are thir
teen in number. Ile now enjoys a government
pension of £2OO a year.
Lamartine is sixty-two; his father was a
Major in the French cavalry, under Louis XVI.
Abbot Lawrence is in his sixtieth year. Henry
W. Longfellow, forty-five years of age, is the
son of Hon. Stephen Longfellow ; Portland,
Maine, is the birth-place of the poet ; he was
anointed:Profeseor of Cambrige, in his twenty
eighth year. Macaulay, the son of a wealthy
African merchant, is fifty-two years of ego; his
essay on Milton was written in his twenty-sixth
year for the Edinburgh Review. lilecready is
fifty-nine; his father was a theatrical manager.
Herman Melville is the son of an importing
merchant of this city; be is thirty-three years
of age; his grandfather wee one of the Boston
tea-party; he began his wanderings in his
eighteenth year, as a sailor before the masts : ho
is author of several popular works. Metternich
is seventy-nine. Ike Marvel is thirty years of
age, is a native of Norwich, Conn., a graduate
of Yale, and resident of New York.
J. K. Paulding, whose collective works fill
seventy-five volumes, is serventy•tbree years of
age; he is a native of Hutchens county, in this
State. Prentice is a Yankee, born at Preston,
Conn., forty-eighty years old. Ile has been on e
Conn.,
of the Louisville Journal since 183 L
Prescott, the historian, is in his fifty-sixth year.
Powers, the sculptor, is fifty-seven—his parents
" were plain country people, who cultivated a
small farm" in Vermont. Seward is fifty years
old. Telfourd fifty-seven. Tennyson, son of a
clergyman, Is forty-two. Thackery, born at
Calcutta, is forty-one. Ticknor, eixty-one-
T. Tuokerman, thirty-nine.
Victoria is thirty-three years of age; "she
has," says our author, " a large and rapidly in
creasing family, which seems the distinguishing
mark of the Hanoverian dynasty."—llomr Jour.
Tue FOAM) Or FABIIIONAIIVS EDUCATION.
The Southern Ladles' Companion has a valuable
article upon the carnation of girls, from which
We extract an import:tint passage:
" The popular fondness for numerous and
showy attainments, even were the system of
teaching perfect, can lead to nothing but shal
lowness. Take up the plan or programme of
our fashionable schools, and ask yourself how
could it be otherwise? Here is a four years'
college course—forty months of instruction—
and see what is to-be learned in that brief period.
Take a sample—Grammar, Arithmetic, Geogra
phy, American History, Botany, Writing, Cora.
position, Rhetoric, Logic, Criticism, Algebra,
Geometry, European History, Evidences of Chris
tianity, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Trigo
nometry, Mensuration, Moral Philosophy, Latin,
French, Grecian and Modern History, Astrono
my, Geology, Mental Philosophy. Mineralogy,
Animal Physiology, Rhetorical Reading', in
strumental Music, Vocal Music, Drawing, Paint
ing, Embroidery, Ornamental Needle work, Wax
work, Shell work, etc., etc. Here we have some
twenty sciences, two languages, extensive histo
rical readings, fine arts, and sundries, some forty
distinct studies to bo mastered in f
es,orty months,
and among them two languag the natural,
moral and exact sciences, and instrumental mu
sic. Perhaps no student ever mastered those
two languanes thoroughly in four years, (and
Greek is often included,) and few, if any, ever
become accomplished performers on the piano
or harp in so short a time. But by what magic
is it that girls beginning Latin in the latter half
of their junior year, and French in their senior
year, can master them before the end of the
course. Pardon us for speaking plainly ; but
we can hardly look on this course as less than
fraud. A girl studies -Latin twelve or fifteen
months, and French half as long—at the same
time having a dozen other studies on hand—and
graduates with credit, and takes her diploma as
having taken the regular course, Greek, French,
Latin, and all. Is not the girl cheated into the
opinion that she understands the languages- of
which she can know nothing of any value—and
the parent cheated out of his money ? Any man
capable of teaching the languages, knows that
such a 'mere smattering as can be aoluirectin so
short a time, can be of no value to the student;
then what to the object ? What can it be, if it
be not to give a false character to the school,
and get money virtually by false pretences!
Perhaps some palliation may be found in the
vitiated public taste, and the false pride of pa
rents, which leads them to seek as large a liter
ary name as possible for their daughter, whether
true or false; but this cannot, it would seem, be
a full justification of trustees and teachers, who
are the pereerni to correct those errors, rather
than by bowing to strengthen them. With de
fective modes of -teaching, and an amount of
studies pressed into the course, much greater
than could be compassed by the bes t possible
teaching, it must necteasarilypp t happen female
education must be superficial and in the same
proportion inutile"' '
=MI
a tell BY. Tit Er At I A.
CIVII, WAR l!i ORIN&
The London Tama publishes the following
letter from a Bavaria/attithe Cig n a' etati " 1
flinstis,'Shigghal, July 9.
lerike this opportunity of writing -n few li ne;
ah6qt Ihelmportint eint:lnterfisting movement
here, our boatsZhaving . j ust-returned from
Ching-k4e3g-foo, where they hadteen in Basra
OCionse';.lletierters:lronirthe Zalsitionder, en
tined-awe Yirjr - the Tontarli (Chinese (ltireinor's)
people.
They report that the insurgents, by the con
fession of the Imperialists, confirmed by , them
etlees,,had taken Pungyang„ the capital:of ads-
Perfilannt,:etnne time;: since, and -bad beaten _a
large force which we _knew to be somewhere
there'-underiteiben." The - latter t:lio - striteff-'---
andThave no doubt of it-.-that, theyhailtelten
Ketei-tilt; also thetapital Of a ilePartnient; and
r close to the Telletwitiver: ,--
Prom the few , vessels at the mouth of the
Grand Canal, as ' 'Compared Wittierhat there were
when -, WO,paased, and from the few-troops.:at
Chinglthing fob; (froml4ooo 5,000,Vas m
eared with what -- then were - there",' (50,000 or
60,000,) they must • have a birge force in the
North.
/dwelthate beeninclined to say tlat'they were
losing :all" the moral -effect of their. capture of
Nardeln,rind that they showed themselves untie
oat to an emergency; but , it appears to me that
their plans have beenand are adMirible., They
brought away a quantity of-children; and; I sup-
pose women, from Qnangsl, whom it would have
embatrassed theta exceedingly to hive-carried '..
in at present: , eo they fortified and provisioned
Nankin for their reception; and then, or rather
at the same, time, commenced fortifying' Ching
kiang-foo, as the key to the Grand-Owl; leav;
ing force' enough-in them to ddendthem, and by
occasional willies, to keep the Imperialists under
the impression that their forces were greater,
and to draw off attention from what was their
real objeckall along—riz : the capthee.Of Pekin.
I had no doubt that their intention, when we-
Were up in the Hermes, was to proceed thither
with all convenient haste, but they evaded our
question by saying, "We are waitingarderefrom
the Tae.ping.wang," or "waiting for a revelation
as to where we eball_go."
The effect has been. to keep 0,090 men at
Ching-klang-foo, and ; I . fancy thiirhole of the
• army of.iion. Hesig—he that was lately made
Viceroy of seven provinces, peer man, though
seventy five, and iinow ordered up to Pekin. to
Tose his head. Seim they will not get any one to
undertake the charge. -
While the insurgents wore fortifying these
places, they were building or altering boats, I
presume to carry their commissariat, for, as
they have stopped the supplies going North,
they would require to take supplies with them.
Banding or altering vessels was necessary, be
cause this is rather a low time year for the
canal.
You will observe that the places taken rather
indicate that they are not traveling by the
nal. This may be partly because it is low, and
partly to beat the forces opposed to them In de
tail, or to prevent a junction between the . Dian- :
chop army under Keshen, and. the Chinese army
under Keang, near Nankin, for,
_though, they
should advance upon Pekin, it would be fatal to
thein to lose Nankin. There is a large Tartar
forte in Whaguan, near the mouth of the Yellow
River, and they may wish to avoid this for the
present.
I fancy this last move up to the Yellow River
hail been made in a fortnight, and the probabill-,
ty la that, as the forces were assembled there,
having pattsed them, their course will be rapid.
I have it from a very intelligent Chinese
Scripture reader, who had We is England and
speaks English very well, that' he was told by a
soldier, near Nankin, where be bad been, that
1,000 soldiers offered to join the ins urgent
ranks, but would not be accepted unless they
embraced Christianity, which they refused to do.
The gates of Nankin remain open, but it is
said, the ground in the vicinity is mined. - Twee '.
much amused by the Touter here, who, when en
largiog upon the numbers of the Imperial army,
and depreciating the cumber of the insurgents,
being asked why they did not re-take Nankin,
said, " Why it is all holes ; the Imperialiete
drove a lot of buffaloes in, and they all ditisp
peered, so they were afraid to follow lest they
should tumble in."
The whole country seems hostile to the Man
oboes, and will tarn instantly the insurgents are . :
rive ut Pekin and issue their mandates. They
Lowe excellent information from all parts. Thus,
there was a large sum of money coming up from
Canton for the imperialists; they sent a party
of 4,000 from Nankin, who made aeweep round
to the South, and cut off the party escorting the
treasure, and returned to Nankin in safety, pas
sing through the Imperialist army each time.
They received our officers and the consider lap
terpreter most graciously, but expressed a wish
that Europeans should not visit them unless they
i n t e nded staying, as the Imperialist would take
their heads, and say the insurgents had done it.
They were afraid that we should know their
movements, lest they should transpire, and the
Imperialists become aware of them; but I think
the latter are getting apprehensive, and are
drawing theirforces bytiegress away from Ching
kiting-too. They admitted to our officers that
they had no expectation of re-taking any of the
places, and are, indeed, getting quite reckless as
to consequences, seeming more concerned to
know where opium was to to had than anything
else. Strange to say,' the first question they
asked wee, " Have you any opium to Sell " and,
on our people visiting the junks to the number
of 70, they found nearly all were opium smokers,
, certainly all the mandarins.
The Admiral of the fleet was to much under
Its influence that two or three minutes after
having entered our boat to go round the fleet,
he fell asleep, and very shortly begged off, as
quite unable to go further. These fellows never
go into action, and seem quite content if the yes
:sets fire both sides, regardless of whether they
bit anything, or whether there be anything to
hit. They have made a noise, and because not
taken or sunk, they report a triumph.
The insurgents are daily becoming more un
popular. Seeing that they do violence to so
many of the feelings of the Chinese, the wonder
to how they should be so popular as they are.
It. can only be that the Manchoos are intensely
unpopular.
At one time the Chinese Roman Catholics (not
so the European) were apprelienelve of the suc
cess of the Manama, because, they say, if
they succeed, Christianity in every shape, will
be prescribed, practically if not profeseedly, and
their heads taken off professedly far political of
fences.
There had been a demand for Christian books,
more particularly from Shang-thug, for the last
month or more, and it continues unabated.—
Others, again, ask for books of the same reli
gion es that of the insurgents, end some have
even asked for instrnotore to be sent among
them.
The insurgents ore wonderfully satisfied till to
their ultimate and early success—they talk of
two or three months. The. General at Ching
kiang-foo said, " I am getting an old man now,
but 1 could beat any twelve of those fellows op
posed to us," and, speaking of the arms—" The
muskets often miss fire, because our powder is
bad; and, as for those with caps, why we don't
underst and them, and if we did, we coed not
make the caps ; now, the spear never misses fire,
and these Imperialists are afraid of it."
The great number of the junks that were sent
from the Pei-ho for grain are going back empty;
nearly all the people refusing to pay their land
tax. There have been frequent disturbances
near here, in consequence of their attempting to
force it, and the Government has in each ease
been obliged to give in."
ENGLISH OD.TIIOOIIAriIY AND PDSBIZEIL —The
third verse of thetwenty-second chapter of John,
rut found in the different vereions of the English
Bible,furninhes a curious exhibition.of the ortho
graphy of the language at different periods, and
also illustrates, the import of the prefix a when
used in connection with the present participle.
Common version. Simon Peter salth unto them,
I go.a fishing.
IWe/if, 1330. Symount Petir Belli' to hem, I
go to fiische.
Tyndale, 1584. Simon Peter sayde unto them,
I goo a fysshinge.
Cranmer, 1589. Simon Peter eayeth
them, I will go a fishing'.
Geneva, 1567. Simon Peter eayd rate them,
I go a fyeahinge.
Rheimo, 1582. Simon Peter math to them, I
goe to fish.
Authorized version, 1611. Simon Peter with
unto them, goe a fishing.
The particle g or an, when of Saxon origin,has
tho force of in, on or at; as a hunting or, a fish
ing, means in or at hunting or fishing. It is.a
relic of :the language in its early state, and is
now met with in the colloquial style. Still these
instances show how thoroughly, this little prefix
has become a part of the language, though by
some its use is disallowed, and regarded as a
vulgarism. Many a phrase would be stiff, which
ehquld seek to avoid it.
~.gzet, It is stated that M. Kossuth, from,his
„retreat itrEttettud, has >ten reutkitig Overtures
•to the Nesmith o_vievi to his return , to -the
..,Turlttlth Acuitittlitut during the present etutjunti
rliiii,.. Three oveztme ..ere mild to have been
[
toldlftutt-pji the Bolturw ----- ---------
-.....::... i .
„ ,
ter Edward P. Ti ffi n, only _ sou of late Gov.
Tiffin, of Ohio, a resident of Chillittothe; was
killed at Turneril. Station, N. Y.;'hyfalllnfreM
the platform of is rtdiros car. Ile waS - tettirtiz:
ing from a temporary residence at Pariektebitliar\ -
he had gone ,to , perfeektirwalifidstionsE:forile '
professittitof physician: Thei r justat er tune '
when, as. be thought, hewas about return.to
his nativii country to.etimmence alife of useful-,
nese, hcf - watfelimmcited - J64:ppettrr
where disetesci k aifaioknessareunknown.fiek .
-son (o.),Denwerat.
iv-,:alindtfßEDrarattort
KlEW s a i u , d IJver E Coan d ,p i l. h a e lnt
lowing !lat.D , Dtcttraolr, a :Xlesibrunzy , ID
Oregon:
tMi-.1. LBtr—Dmtsi: Myeelfandwifehavi ~
tly banedtted by the nee: of year Petroleum, I wnh to
we you. aenttme i boX of two or three clOsen bottles. I
ern the flonaregationeklitlnisterin,this place, end several 1
roypeople are affected with indigestion and, an iIX/04 , 211,
of the-liverithe ituno - of 'ilijiself - and - wife; before taking
your Prrsowne Ci Boor-Om; We toot 'eater al
two. or three' a year rand-a half ago, and we
him never enjoyed 1;0'0:m1 -health for .yeara as we hare
idoce that them. - .tuul-not taken ante bottle, before
that. hallnesa ot thebtami4lvrbiel? iliadistrait:es the. dys
-1,00 was relleyed;And'lltani felt nothing of itaisircl thar
time. My Wife was also kellavial from 11, thriril.
Matteis, whiclihadbeen of eateral Yearaatandinib by the
use of your Petroleum; ,
Sold by S . M.BIER , Canal. 1 1 / 1 3113, GEO. u, - E.4x8E8.,4 40
Wood' street, and,'"Druggists and, Ifesiriner,Pealets every,
.
•
Ay se-flprilnig and Stemmer -11Xedleftle,'
CARTERS•SPAMBilittnoUdrstarula preeminent above
all others. Its singularly et:Sessions action on the blood;
Its strengthening and vivifying qualities; ins tonie asthma
On the Liven its tendency to drive afiihtimors to - the seri .
face. thereby cleansing' the system - according to Nature*
own prescription; its harmless, and at'he same ttuielextra ,
ordinary good effects, and the number of-tures testified to'
by many of the most tarp:Liable cilium of Iticlimond, - Va:,
and elsewhere , be conehlaire evldenee that:diesels
no humbug about it.' ,
The trill Of a dingle bottle will safisly the most sceptical
of its benefits.. • • • •
•.• See advertisement In another calm= tnctSallswlin
•
DIED: .
In Adlegben# 014 , ..0n Sunday stuntdeig. Det.ol4 W, it
4 1 A &clock. GEORGE 44 ti mis, only ll= of Joints
enelts.Ltarrfei, aged 3.7eire I:mobth and S-
MM en
- PROPOSALS FOR BSILDINIL
OPOSALS tot re.bnildlng the pottlone vi. 1111.
1F41,-.
P WIN'S POI/NM, bansed at the Are on Saturday
night, will be rezeiaed at No.,RMS LIZERTY "treat, to
TIII3II.SDAY MORNING, at 10 deism's, when the - annract
will be awarded to the beet and lowest bidder. 'lstlitilbr
lead= will be obtained on application
vas max, No. Z 9 Libcrtift,
Al]
L l eSti!th3f Vonlstis sat i
THE. COMMONWEALTH -OP PElasia.•
,$).5
4).
. Trlfe of .7 t :ln i tni, two or as grd Ma is
of Fred
II: i 1, crick fleartser, deed, and all othurrs interested
'' - 1 ' t ,I !Ii said Estate:—•, ~
'........,r^ We command you, the said Nicholas limn.
ear mid Maria liani,vrife et John IDth.L hid
all others interested in the 'Estate Of Frederick Rawer,
dee'd,that laying sada all business and excuses whatsoever,
you end every of you be and appear in your proper persons
before our Judges of an Orphans' Court. at Pittsburgh, on
the first Monday of December, A. D. - 1843, at 10 o'clock, A.
11., then and there to show cause why tbe one undivided
third part of a Lot or piece of arouhd, situate on the No.
1.490 Treat, opposite the Northern Liberties of Pittsburgh,
being Lot number "one hundred and nine4 , six,.. (“.No.,
Per) In the plan of Lots laid out by G. It. Warner,Jacob
Pointer, and T. Lorons, containing In trent, on Mbstreet,
ninety feet, extending beck to carpenter'a alley thirty,
maven feet—which said lot of Ground the said Frederick
hawser, thereon. with Nicholas thud and LMa Dick, by
articles of agreement, dated Janoary.2, MT, bad puynhaaed
of the said G. K. Warner and Jamb Painter for the sum 01
fifteen hundred dollar, ahould not be sold, end tannin
fail not .
f. Witness the itlon.llll. IL )IcCLURE, Esq., President of
' our said Court. st-Pittabugh, this 24 ray of October ,A. D.
1853. focatAltearit) JARED `bl. BRAEIIT. Clerk'
Valuable City Property.. for Sale,-:.:
AT AUCTLON. '
„ -
I',PILL be sold at Auction, an the Premises, on BATUR.
nif DAY. the fifth day of November, 1853, at 2 o'clock.
P. IL, that YALUBLD LOT or CORI' GROUND, situate
on BLSTEI street. between Cherry alley and Orient street, in
the City of Pittsburgh , nearly opposite Kr. Charles Rowan's
lumber yard - °Mee. The Lot is large, having a from of
tiventrgetnn jerk on Sixth etreet. amt extending back in
depth one Attalred fee, on the rear of which is erected a
TIMED STORY BRICK ROUSE, now occupied by_ kir—
/Sett as a machine band factory and dwelling. To persons
wishing - to joUrchissa valuable property. in One of the
moat too
parts or the city, and which ninst rapidly
enhance in value, rare inducements are nossotlered, The
title IS perfoet and indisputable. The YDOts or SUS are
way. and will be sautz known at sale. Perseus wishing to
see the property, and &eking further Information. will
apply to
Attorneyi at Law; No: 1M ?myth street.
JAMES A, etne. -
PUB SPOOKIIOLDERS OF TILE MONONGAHELA AND
.GOAL tint. TURNPIKE ROAD will UR= et the
house of W: DRUTTMOOVEII, South Pittsburgh, on SAT
URDAY, tho Beth orembet, 1853, , bonnets the hours of
ore sad three delta, to elect a Prestelsat„ Trenutur, aztd
e 1 Pittston forthe ensuing Tcn-
WM. O. ROBINSON, Treasurer.
-Pittsburgh, October 25, [ortittectltser2o,l
01110 AND PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD STOCK—Z)
shares wanted by AUSTEN T.00)118,
No. 92 Vourtb st.
40 80, AND 260 ACRE LAND WARRANTS WANTED
by AUSTIN 1.003113,
Ocr—d No_ V.: Fourth at.
ITT WAIST:LINTS-4 5 0U WANTED by
oetZ AUSTIN LOOILIVAA.V2 fourth ot.
10DTI ARM PIM. TRUST-AND SAVINGS CO. STOCK
WANTED - by AUSTIN .LOO3llB,
crt.% No. 02 Furth rt.
- -
igII AS 8110111.—Wboleasle and Rob& All these invent
or Gam Shoes ara (netted to mit Those that boy to
.„„., may find it to their advantage to &I before rat ,
chairing. L. R. 116.YVVARD,
0et.7.8 Corner Market and Liberty etrel.ta:
EVECSI SALTS-40 baxrels fc et tab by
dr
D. A. FAIINEFFOCK CO,,
oct2o Onus? Wood and First sts
IDICISLIDINV.--Z) barrels for sale by
0rr21.3 n A. FAIDULMCS a CO
GU A 1 DAMAB.—ZO Ma far tabs by
oettt B. A- FAIIIirTOCIt A CO
AGAIL4II3 ,BUR NOVEMBER—. Yeak4 Notion
pros 12X cents.
Godey's lady's Book. Price cent&
°rebates Magazine. Trice 23 cents.
Petsmon's lleanzhao. ,Price IS earth.-
The Midnight Queen or Leases . from New Tort ; by
George Lippard. Prim: 24 cents.
The Gold Seekent.or the Cruise of the Lively Fatly ; by
Captain Merry, U. S. N., author of the “ Piing Dutch.
male—ifasusted -4 tale of peril and adventure that can.
not fall to excite and interest the reader.
NER Price 23 oenta
IL MI& CO.,
No, 32 Smithfield street.-
TGAZINES YUlt NOYNtllitli. 11=1 VgD-4.lodey's
edy's Book far November.
Graham's Magssimetar November.
Peterson's do do
Yankee Notions do
Thy Midnight Qtreen, or Lesvos from Nov York Life, by
serge°sg Lippert.
TGold Seekers, or the °robe of the Lively Sally.
For eels at W. A, OILDENFENNEY k (YS,
w og 70 Fourth street.
14 TA"'4.5 - 1 1 . 4 ="Th,triIrul," a small
Airebanl of Peach and Appla,Trees: elitists In Armstrong
'Count!, on the Lerohburg and Kittanning road,Arliblin
two mitotic! the Allegheny Valley R. H.
oct2s S. CUIISEKT d 80N,1401rhird_st.-
WO klitllNM FOR BALD-10 huh cylinder, and
feet stroke.- Price $3OO each. -
oct -8, 01:1111.11ERT & 8014,140Thirlst.-
ONO unooas 2UAWL.S--A- A. MASON a ou.
Just oporal a splendid assortment of the above, .of all
rice& oet2s
5100:
~havL S
n i" ow :1 thei; O dl
Stock of Wool Long and,Square Shawls. oct-n
GREES APPLES—=O barn* in good order, WONT
ED,for which the blgheat castvgnico will bo pala,try
oetZ BALM a REITMAN% 453 Liberty st
GOSHEN AND PINEAPPLE CHEERS just reeelred, th
eared irk the market, by
oet2S BAILY 7 & RENSHAW.
George A. hates
Arts. 59 MARKET STREXT.taijust received, beAdsms
114 t Co.'s Exprelle,s splendid lototrieh EMEROIDERED
VELVET CLOAKS nod NANTLLLAS.
FUR Ttalil'D CLOAKS.
Also, ENIII'D'OLOTII CLOAKS and_TALMAS.
- •
Orphans' Court Sale:
BY virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Allegho ,
ny minty. dated the El' day of October. 1853. will be
exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the COURT HOUSE, in the
City of Pittsburgh. on TUESDAY, the 15th day of N0V033-
1853,at 30 teelcek, es the property of Antony
Dougherty, late of the City of Pittsburgh, deed. all that
certain Lot or piece of GROUND , situate in the Ninth_
Wart, City of Pittsburgh, being numbered In the plan of
Lot, laid out by the Itxecntors of James (rilara, deed,
No. Isla, being twenty feur (24) feet an Penn street, and ex
tending back to Long alley one hundred (100) feet, accord
ing to said plan, on which" erected &TWO STORY BRICK ,
BUILDING, fronting on Penn street. Tame made knotra'
at sale. Apply kV JADES BLAKELY,
Adm'r of Antony Dougherty,. dwed.
BITCUEL PALMER,
Attorneys at Law.
LATIC6,TUtI IO .
TX EIMER HAS JUST Teroarrap—
Au.. Boon= re PA= Puttornsu, composed and dedi
tatol.to Mr. Julius Lee, by co l ore d eber. This piece is =Mel
'Bled with an elegantly e vignette of the city of
Paris, Showing theTnutmure, the imperial residence of the
French Emperor; the °Muth of Liam Dun, etc.—being
a reliable and correct map of the French Capital, an taken
by Mr. Lee, on his recent vinitthere, and is of itself worth
the price charged for the Iloilo.
The Troubadour Polka—cauciosed and dedicated to Mite
Romaine' Lemoyne. of Waahingtan, Pa., by 11. Bieber..
Pond Marta at H 013119; beautiful new Ballad, as imng by
Buckley's Bermudas.
Must I Peruke Thee; German me'ody, With English and
German words.
Little Bongs for Little s Children—new.
Heavily Wears the Day—new.
Thinking of. Thee—new Ballad.
What shall I caliTtac—vocal duett.
Potass--Zigsag, City of Glasgow, Louis Napoleon, Slat.
tie, Children' Delight, Onpresuming, etc., etc.; and a me
n], selection of the most fashionable =tee of the day.
ADP' Na 101 MAD street.
Illcugio Books I Music Books t I
rinHE Christian Minstrel: by J. B. Aiken. Price 76 eta.;
por dosen 38,50.
The Juyaniliblinatrel 67.1. D. Aiken. Price 3734; per
dozen $3,75.
The Barred !SolodeoA; by A. S. Hayden. Price 75; per
dosert $7,50
.Tbe atc4o
pxl Harp by B. P.7hite B. PriCeTh
per desonsB,.
The Ohio Harmonist by Alexander Auld. Price a: Per
down $B,OO.
Sabbath School Oems : by J. A, A. Crulkahank. Price 3734;
per dozen gam. _ .
The Bee Carmine
B. Sem. Price 75; per dosen $3,50. For
sales by ; P . O . OM RGAII, DA Wool exert
. cesw, [ Union and Dispatch copy.]
LEM ON BANN I' PRAlA—Times Balla.
Mg Lots, within twenty minutes milk of ea clty,bo
feet front b 7-184 deepod $2OO oath. Ten &Qua In band;
balance at: nee dollars per month. ..App l y sonar, to
Oct & IDITHBEAT Nj2.10 Tlitrd at.
Notice.
riiIIE Stockholders of 'the ,Plttsbuigh sod Steraberiellle
j. •Tarnrilke Co. will take notice that ous ELECITLON Rill
tite Iml2l TUURSDAY, the 17th of If et the
UM* ouremrs ,DONEKIOXES, on esld.rnel, between the
hours all 11. end 3P. 2d', to elect, by ballot,ozuy ftal
4gutr cto Treasurer,. and Ms Ilen, : fcer the exuruirtg
Yaw. BY crier Ff_tya Board. •
ort.tauf* -- ,,7otUildetriummr, 'iron .
.
riOLORED PAR42.1.47A&-1:50: pineettof 'am shalt
I %.;rax4,o3/10Acist method - A-LIMON-A CO: • -
7.49-444r..1
EISI
,a r' ' V.- .a..~
_ • •
- • _ ;
tl~m2arsess lifernett4lpa.e3o rowdy aver he
'Visited has been so snecessful as the great wares Medicine
of Dr. Wiens: 41 who have need ithare heenepaafiyee.
, _-tcShshod mid delighted at its worulerfnleniagirjsa:'
To publish all ths testimonials in Italiavor Irani! fill y 01.
irfltes; vre mast therldbroselatent ourealies ylihiahrief eh:
ignitor a few of them. • - • ,
Japhst C. 'Allen, of Amboy, gate aTtlese ton Child da
ycare °Woad it bnanghtynrayl4wopiut. Ile and altar
`gasometer dose to child; which breugHlfitWai
00 more, mating atontits woraikin abonti2 hours.
.Andrew Downing, of Cranberry tosnablP, Tessango corm.
ty, gave his child one tes-spoonftd, and she passed 177
worms. Next nurrning, an riTetition of the dose, the pm- .
Jonathan 'So nghmani Dolan, lsark County, Is.,
Writes thsahe lawn W e -to Sionlflliejtionit4sithe , pi* --
pie In his neighbor/zeal say, alter a trial of the alters, that
matte is equal to Dr. IrLands Verrolfaga.
-
Mesara.D.k7,SP Coltoo, of_Vindiesjer„ln‘baPPelled:
161 'irrtni to . rut ionie orblsvermtfuge. After selling a
few bottles, the . ..dire:Liu' 1. ibr it tentacle sio`griai that their
stockwas soon exhausted: They state Mt ithaiprisinced
th e be ellect,,whererer used;suidla vary molartcneng
thapaople
Plar.haserstrill txeateial to ask Ibi.Dr. MLanea cafe'
bread Termlfage, and takeMOW) eieu 611AtheeTen*
taps, in oomplizilion;lieirchiblas. -- *Linde Verna-,
ii4e;sdaohia celebrated Liter Ma, clortutor ballad it all
iyetipeashie
Drug Stores I, the 'United Etitei,;erei Dui*:
the sole proprietors,. • FLISIMiII pATIEFIS„
ssiikieee'reltida Co.,
• cP 7v49 4 .!trl'ett , 4
oetZl:diw
dit•-1 0 .sn arid Winter Vlerthtng, ,
aiel.e.zzid-Retall....A large and splendid atoek of Fait
and Vinterelething Lenox ready fer thelnapeollo4Oilhoro
lashing to befitted out In the mode =I see for your=
Counfri Merehantr a u ditto their * *ea to eon
and examine the stock:
N. 8.,--Oustoroex nork mar l° . ordain auperiaistYlei
and at the &ortest.nocioe.t -
0111.8111rif aiAinll I 3 MUSE. _
- No. Zio Liberty etreet
Zia* Tlie Ztarr . y .- -Letter le some, in Its vity,ba.t.
nothing 'Compared in general hiterwt' to the people,ns the'
splendid . assortment of and Caph al thellteara BA;
Alton: Their beauties' -are - unsurpassed; their cheapness
nnegnelled; to playell, try them: _ mat-yogi:
nothing ; taptorrlosse, little more in comparison. ',Berme
tier the Banner Etat Storni:lll:Mad 'street„ eign., of the.
- American flag, is the place, our arerdtorlt. ' - ticl3. •
• •
• •
. , - -. EXCHAECIZ Hoz es Pt....juin, 1:
. . October 2114185&.:-..; ---
N elertion hiPTEIDITEEN - BIBICTOBS of tbki 'Bank
A to serve for the ensuing year, will beheld ettheltatdr
..
big ITT:mg.= MONDAY, the ast of November next. . ..
-
A general meeting , ' of the Stockhoiders will also . b 6 held
en TUESDAY, the Let November. _
,--
_.._, ".. .. r .
"0et22. - te . ~ . JAILIL - 111133.11AT, --
_
A Complete Analisis , ot
flOSTAftiLlSTtheithole of the °MX- and NBI;r-MRSU
biESTEI, collected and evangel ayatemstleally in Mr.'
ty Beath, (based on the worrof the learned Talbot,)togeili.
er with en Introdnetion; setting forth the character of the
verk araithe immense facility this Method affords for an. .
derannallng the Word of Qod. also: three different Baru
of Cbtifents prefixed, and a Goteval Indee eub3olned, to - els:.
borated,endaminged in alphabetical order, as to - direet
once to any aubleet, required. By Rev. - Nathaniel Weal, D.
D., I vol. royal avo-- abort 1100 pages. Price gb.
tar Bala by J. S,PATISON,
oct — 65 gartifstreet. near Venath.
;r - •
IRE
MEE
PASSAGE" - PROM" WrintPOOL
.
ISLE I _
T" new Ship, built for " Tapscott's: Line .la
the largest Packet Ship attutt, and for strengtlief
build, accommodations for psasenifins, and Milling ..,
he:s no-equal in the Liverpool trade. • . .
The ESIEEtALD ISLE will sail from LiveipoSt on or, about
the risen or Dtcrinnee, and 'persona sending for their.
Mends should not live the opportunity of securing passage .
for than Vlhiltivo.b!e - - - -
Ia order to prevent delay,-passengers
notified by
letter from Messrs: W. Tapseott L--Co., Liverpool, what day
The Ilmerald Islets corawitzelellaY Capt. Geo. B. Gontlahi.
(recently. , of the falinite packet aktp, 4 Wel. Tapecottn who
wall known for hla kindness to passengers, and his skill
fulness as a communnUr- • , -
N. U.—rhea L will be succeeded by the new
ship "Shamrock," commanded by the well known Captain,
Samna U. DOOM&
I I To secure passage, apply to JAMES BLAKELY,- ,
out= . Corner of Seventharatilmithtlekl sta. •
-BUCKWIIKAT FLOUIL-100 auks fur rale by
Kramsnua. _
LOUIL-50 bbla B. Y. Flour; -. • ,
" _Ex. do; for Falo
pcS2l KILOWATIIICK lIERRONS
act.%. ersir.s Ur sa P le by
sIRBYATE2QB 1..111r=Za...
- 75 tbmits Y. H. aO4 Blscruesitudandfor tabs by
. oet2l • - _H7 • TCPATRICK # ITEREONS:
. .
rpqaaaw-rso torn mewled , btaxals,Vegind, 8:a;
3 eases 13arrovee r.:11; for sale by •
Dm=
QUA.P-95
1.7 ;oct2l
0 . 11,-10 bbla N0..1 taxi Oil;
" TardserY do ; far sale
• KIRKPATRICK & UONS-
MESS YOKE-30 bblet u ieSl3 Pork fir
a by
1u
bbl. No. 1 Tanneny Oil;
10 " No.l Bang do_ ,
" 'Winter MI/imbed WhaeOU; _
In store and far gale by - lILEMOIt
Slit:can= in - J. lILL3 CO,
- vro4xtmot.
I D Yt-44.10 •iu store andior wie by L
Mtn , •
IL VITRIOL-10 carboys in suns and Ur - We by
FUMING .BROS.
T by EILLsICIWOL---1. 0 0 !Os .flnedsh in store =4 formal
V -[oct.tl - - FLEMENG
.i - Nausiostt t _ -100 Ds, German, Ln nom and for tol b
kJ °stn. - FLEMING r.r.os.
Cinalt 101.1.41W-;a10 Ibs store end-
FUMING 88.Q5.„
;mat Suciestots to 3.libld .4 00-, 011Wootst._
CAmtva unni, pvicms—su azanted e lar i t . 2! tr,
B. A. SAID. ;IL
PERTIfer Woccl exel Etmc
lA vit oe tge.-I.so .t . cet t a L us L ant u Sahate, li3jl3Lik.by
101ATI1IIIIICK—WYJ ravlls.4 f 4): saki by
El bean R. L. FAMiIIirOCS &CO
Tag 00 W LAN ItS ttER MAN. 1311 T ESS-5 , grove just reeds
Li. ad-and for cdo by B. I,FAIINIZTOGE
cc t. 9.1 Corner First kid Wood sts.,
rIAKTISIL'S 311.3.TUR16-1 Irma Jun redd
L/ for =le by foetZ.l ,B. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.
I..BIDENCE-TOR SALE , 4limated la Alleghear
_Ltd The Lot is SO feet front on North °saki street, by' V 4
deep to liberty street. The house IS large and cotrrerdera: -
Iy arranged, with gas fixtures, bath roam, "sc.. Agood tea:-
dap House end Bueble on Liberty street:, brew, shrubbery,'
de. Thfs beautiful residence will be sold on easy forum
cent) B. CUTHBERT E 8021,1431 Third st.
1. 4 11A8.ES 1110NONGAILELA NAVIGATION - MOCK
for sale by S. CUTIIIIB.B7 . 'SON, '
• oet2D 140 Third street--
7111.1101111 - SEED--50 bntbel for sale by
I oc2c.) - B.IIITIT EINCLAIR.
fepr barrels far sale .
lty
octO 133 nru SINCLAIR.,
et UtiAls,-112 btu's. tiugar far sale by
oe3) LITIFT. & mown.
•
013 ELLE Oil EXCHANGE, for PittabinTS 3tannbEt
.l.' ActryGords or Grored., , , four lots of ground tor
.all=l3etlitotrn, on which Is erceted a two dm' tau= dwel
ling houte;toritaltan font' rocmi ftstslted in good style.
The whole property with fruit trees, not a variety
of shrubbery, Apply to ' hIOI'FIT_k LOWBIB, ,
-oclB' ' saute Agents, Post, Buildings, sth st.
A Delightful 'Dwaine House s ,.T
Wart - REST, on tztt smet,bi the SI:Mt Ward:
lasi ja,
ample grounds 'around it, with fruit trews
; every czarenience to house-keeping on the
premises, wilt' hot and cold water bath rooms, end the
gns brought IA the streak - this faIL , ' _
_"
Intend to remove from the City on the lot of - November,
when possession be Oren- Rent per annum-
Apply to Messrs. John Harper or Monism. Undert6dd,.
'tithe Bank. or l'lttsburghior t 6 the - understved,. on the
premise& raR22l LECJIT ELIRPIML
DANE UV RIMEL/RUH, .
October 20, lass. f •
N ELECTION for thirteen Directors of thie Bank for
A NL the ensuing . year, WM be 'midst the Banking Nouse,
on MONDAY, the twenty-Ant day of Nomober next.
oclatritd - JAW MI:WA Caahlar.
OENKRAL MEETING OF TEE STOCKHOLDERS
of thb Bank will to held oa TUE:MAK, tholhat day of' No
vember next. , JOTIE SNYDER, _
711LTOW IN STOBX, at No. 1I Market" a largeand - varied,
.1.11 assortment of Indles,gents; news, boys tilla chlldre - ns'
Beets, Shop and Gaiters, all-of vrbSeh eat be sold titer
amity leer prices. pietnl = w.1.-B=ratTZ
ytjsT RIN3EIVEID, at No.107:31/LENAT street, a banal,
Cul lot of bliick,brotrn and tan colond Galtencarprlces
Eton:LEL= to tap- '. bates would do well, to call and ex•
algae them.' focaty W. N. LtOMPUTZ.
•M a complete assortment or Ladles"
CGents, Mims and. • Chlldrens' Premium Ounbluation
UVEI-5.110213, a. mast bevitiful artirla. To see tbemilrlll
be but to re them—at No.lol Market street:"
oet2l .R. E. SCIEMINITZ. -
_ FRESH -, OYSTERS ,
FROM BALTIMORE,
SUS P.EOZTVED
A. PLEi.L.D 1 S DEPOT,
O. earner of Wood and Fifth Streets;
arm sans= a sat 4 4. ' [ seplo
lAIWAYS HALL, Ilrurth. street. near !food, opposite
kj. Layette Hall, tea bo obtalluel foe Parties. Festivals,
00111 . tank Pablo Bieetirv.ac. also, cargo'! Ortillon and
Sax Born Band can be roma& in readiness at all - bmw, by
applying.to WM. FRANK CARGO, at the Crystal Palace
Dap:tureen ROotas of R. M. Cargo h o:Laourth strveL.
- jyl9
STOCKING FACTORY;
BETWEEN WOOD. AND lIIADIEET STRZRZeD.
ARIL% T 1 ENERGY 4 .6'003 T . - mm
T. beet goods In ailltren's Hoaq tlen'a 13oelre, tinder.
ahlrts and Drawn., sold it manufa c turers' prices ' , at
T .
VITUS STREET OWCIELNO FACTORY, all made from
lastyear's wont HO dDriairg LI PRIM
sap.l7 WILLIAM DALY.
ERESII OYSTERS -
XI, tp RECEIVED DAILY
AT Na 184 BRIMFIELD S.
• `" SUR : per ran; 60 cents half ean, and war
. sep23) 3. F. D. 'MEOW.
rE lliltiiiAßSgmlllle-nst Homes of the New World. -
Headley-The Second War with Groat Britsin.
Jottings.
Oonnteas VOrsay-Clouded Happineets,
Hrs. Hale-New Household Receipt Book.. ,
T. S. Arthur-Sparingto Spend.
Flagg- - -Nenice, the City of theriea:
Rufus - W.Clark--7.eettne to Young . Hen upon the
Diekeua--Uteak House
Janice arallt-48/11, Seaton; Or The Ring's lavoente. -
,Great Truths by Great Autinsra-a Dietionas7 of-olds
to Bellection, Quotations of Maiints; 3lotaphoza, Osunsels,
Gentians, Apt/infanta, Prorate, Jte.., from wane:aof allagas,
end both hatolapherea. - HATENHEfac, Mk,
oclfl. MlSroltideld
NY= HELL mey„.rtnexpirel /ewe treartem fears) afji
1 Lot, situate on O'IL, street and Spring asp, in the
Ward-40 tt fronting on tYttars - street, and rtutnina
bask 100 , tt. Spgag diem, 00.rrh cb. is ereetal: s. fear
anted Wet Muse, ft:squszeywith aC frame,tilastettes,
00 ft. 'on - BPriug slisy, weli esleeLsted earirea' ray.
brireal ofrosnotststaringhnsleets. Beteg en,zsged rasar
stredzeriest -eartutry,-1-offer theatsnellrgslS:7: TER'
Abbe's: No.-4Z - Liborty'street. '
- 1 ,1 1 4
v„.!.
Jf if a •_
hl
-0
FOSTER'S MAR=
Jogrn
. . .
- - PZICTS Of amaSetta: •
PCII.
.
Boxes and PeSe—boc. Secoad Tlar-..—...—.— ,
Sa
Private Daus, e........ 0 .. Dame far ccuatza
Do. dm 1....--1,5 . g 033 6-•••• •_. • -',:,'" • .^ -244 '
' I,Gr• Perim s
e g seats Till be cbargeaKcycna. extra
few the cestilea.
iiir•Dx* , cora at Y., before 7 cfclixki performance to
commence at 7% attack. -
alli` Third - ict.aof :31rarlAKMMilitl_ 1 4 40Taied
Ainerhosia Actress, who wig appear in two wham= char.
asters; -
- air nit night ilia sea.= 4 ato:erinct*dr gutiLlW
-BAN ii.nerl. 8 WIFE: - . - • ---= - -
.......,..„
/fir Eecond night of 11 WV Draipvimitch# tiof wAsal ;*
OP Tilg DRUM. , j :, .! ~•_.ll- : -..... , N. , . ...
Tura Roza mcf, Odeier - A14.1 ! ...*be . ..
... z .poramoto‘
thowew-Playpt.,-;rt,x.i..
~ i Tllllillail*Tri iii M-
- likll;itel34: . «..4X...6.0.....«...j...111'..i3700014. 1 4. '
' - Vlittiall DOAN ••' ....,.•.- ~..Alsa. Parton. '
I • To condo& witlfthe SWlfialifirof - . •
...zaasog k oziamozint. - ‘ : ', ....--' - '
• ,".,-...- ---- -11r,greltforl.- •
Fraithf(OOnntast!Leperfila)..l:- ,2 :. - -11mPariwn. " i . -
_ ___ ..__
raltdrara..7.llstizaffet. ofk. -- en.; 7," '
ANIIIP A cl i r BURS. OV Vtit.P. PROOF sAytzgri;
Vault Doors aid Iron 'Window Sluittara.::;::: ,
ND iui , alt paiions admit the intaiosity cif
sooationad article', we tart no hositailin" ta i roxon-.
mending our attieln...to:bnnqual tonnyttdvg to Oto
Orden, no:aptly ottondollo.ionir rat.np '-boO!.
style: sad am iolat bottei. -
--
Jet . ImAttifOkllttOo4 bebrien - -Fclurth
loopit46m] ".
Fell Style of Hats. "c
AEINURVIVEST, , No. • 23t lantrat
Neel af-Siood,) haajost tecelved the PALL
nris or ELM, and would teaspecttolif
Ineitetheattentkok of his Wends and castanets to
b 23 &l, On hand • One WWI secntaittit - ortrArsr. -
sod CAM ',bleb be yin sell CIIZAP, for ash. - mita
•-- • ./ iata- indlostirs:73
I;IJOSEPH' CO4 comer WOOd iteeei.eley •
end;litisthOnd alreyOtoodd . resPectfallY in
form their fidetule and the public that they • -
are, receivin,^ large. and splendid stock of • lien ANIP_,
Cata,:of the latest. styles, which they us prepared ie. veil::
on es renewable tee= as - cny other horse in'ttio
..1:11vr us a cell, and examine one stock., ' eePt9 _
113UILDING mond. aunts in./Vow.
• La Ti ny, liontlog on Manna 'street. nich UO fot•ts ,
for axle low. -Apply to - 110PYTrf &Mini= _
7 Oita 'Reid .EV-stir AVDts, Past Babllnprbtli
•ow Music, Brow. JUSSIO.4.-.1....: •
..A.TT'S CRT; Tomo' Bay Ily.flot Coeo :.1)to74000 or
• 111. L besutifal sang hu bens =USA ocoirtsdro.
:01.1 - DogTrsy, Poster., - .:
noyal /rL Julien.- -
;dysert!wal-Qox.l4ll*
Mount lEancTollt4-.:-
•
• "Prima Tionne7Weltran n - •C•rr - •
. new pfeeea; b;esiillen,leintrbsesejkwelemssimiwille
peatest encases stills Cointeitsi4 Utt9llll*.
ideal schottbeb, Btorn.. • .
Foreet Glade PolkaiGittbehl4...., • • • ;••• ,;
. Water Sprite Polka;'• :. ; • irk ,
LSlly Dale.
'Tittle's on the ifaiicßlaekm, lig author of LWj Este. •
Come Take a Ea 11; a nes Ethiopian Zoog: _ . • .
A °than School for thellelatispelAnti . B.4--- --
erran t' :b7 T: E. Citorneyt - - Take Sid-. ;•••`":.
Tbs.aberse,lnst..zeeetyed bp.-Adants lt.Co.hi -.awes* re!-
ale by oelS mErz4B,4 Wood Iftelete.
17111011 - BArataiIir,OISTKILS.--Tbe subscribers Zr. .
Pow ;Muer to: suppty,Thdt- eadozness with 'Prest:
Onters,.hEtapcsus, /Atha .440301.notiea. ant laireAterms.:r,
1 -1 1, XTRABOC.e.WiIIfATYLOUtiort received freatilor
Jr/ family wre, In racks of ^- -50;ar 110010a.,,didivertd !!!
eit.per city-free-of charge - Stir detlivry:
144.1ELET.L - nristrAw .F=Dtarberif . . •
end Trialiceleri,Z3VWt7 atreet--.1
-1 - lIST RECRIVED r, • '
to fit. ehesttAnn filffillea;:.
• 10,' 'do.; -- Oid Colitin . TOL • •- , • • -
•-• Tbasafftaazotail.atille.:Visf sad fres . ;lasz l -= 'o. - ' , .
gni Tau In JhastarkAAniiiipilia - - ,
• aelfr ' • BAILEY &RENSIT&W...-
TRANS-30 bushels irtateisonp Battu , (ntra)l ant rat:abr.:l
-juo andltEr Ws by ado_ ,-KIN G.* 3100REKADT-------,
KURD A2PLE.s—_CAl.u.stuils In Core and fors& byt-.t '
•
. - D0011.5. FOR COLLEOE3-Baarrna am) CusacuTtre;•••f
D. Boon-Oirer 100,000 copies salt", Tha ComlneSteit.. : . 7 ;
- Flo motor tbst Rations al th, or tbotTolitical. Smut*, s S .
;of tho .IP.Meezatais,.desqiibed• sirortbsuceAW•
TrePherYz Bl.sluill..bee;e44l2oabi." For sale by
- . . -J.S..D.6.VLSOSAIsta:DrEeco-b-Agasviy - 7 - -
Golf .4-.:.<•••••• MEd= 'treat_ -
- IV-2SALE-12 CounU7 Saus-62.acrea of land oath, -
•` Irairth street Plink Scold. gi.Gisr rods this Wit of . O.
ralltei4 staticak at East/ Liberty, • : •Itiritt- toakerateoksey of
country residences that cannot • bi - evall!ed would ,tbit , ;
ray; - Join - together
' and, bay where ..3
, 011. - elai'
romVanable lima happy. ;IL offer la worth par atterttp:na,
.Edqwtre of- - z • • • 17103f-A5 . W00D.3,, •
45 &halal atreit.:7.
• ‘••••
FOlt BALE LW - ALLEGlA.NlClTY—Ftrescresofstottest --7 7 -
:st a greet baipief.• .It Is .sent dmiste D . evitazuk..
will he 801 l at elaatain'tbstta worth lis:visig, - ..Enolseust •--_
oel9 • • TllOB. WOODS; 4511zrket
A BEAUTIFUL. ItYAIDENCX FORlaLltitsvNiewllrftten
• i
trat,et 5 scree; with aeoneadent•Cottagi /ramie, -
att Itue crabuildlagA, is-onitstrutpTodei7skent-r-
the atty.
ideo, Lbws tia- tay yttated.reebter sae a arkty
Tarsts,Costatry.Seata sad CYty.Lata, that I au Aturepub.z....-ft
(toms that they cut beam:a:madded with agood mart! •
• -
meat on eaay.tema: litnatartef. ..•
ter) - - TIIO3. WOOMllsllaziat~';:
•
IIkTEW 1100E-i—Pastnr's Sksteheothops
VI Venice, the Otf el Unt - Enii.r.:j. , .
Eames 00. Daniel • . 2 - ;
• • Aleileille's nen nork,:illannacts....,.. •
- Freneh't Warire:
id • - •
Red far tbe Solitary: " • .. _
'De Qablegrei nen valunies ;
, Uncle Sian, by blzi- •- •
Great Truths by Gratt. Authors ; •
,
•• . Complete Anal t, by lama Welt=
- • Haupt on Bridges:- • •
• - Green Greettuuotts.Wurics ;
ice;
Anne. Vo •
Whipple's (tendon tent e sce;
• - • .
Parley's new,lhles ; Arthur's do;
' Chosta's Ditrousse on 'Webster . _ •4.
Tangle-Weexti!ales3need. ra th er new inil - eregMilrsir="" -- .
edit! 7:1511.502.M.5ceb '• - 3
ocl9 ' ' • 6511arket street, men Firartb. •
.. «IS -31017TP L-LOWBSE;Pairt : Buillltipt, - sth - stret ' ET.=
IDIVE.II Yeast IVA LIMA eonsistin&.• st-tesertrot Fires
battori loud, 314 miles abate liaregart, on•-tha:
Youzblorbeay rlver : 7l),serse, in ezdtbrattenos Web basso of •-,
XPCM.V4 DPW touzge 370C1ED,1311272. stablerand - sates tag- - . • • • • $
boons. Two lane arebazds or prima fruit • MaisB3pw
scre. ;AWN stearthyaboTe. seteesteltdantikralid _ "--
bidarice'sood . tsber, - st -• •
oelit -.&Mama? k SON. 110 Third stroot . ": 3 •4'
I _
WElllslllllll.l.Bocon. &molders:4ooo Boani-Eixinsi-!-- - ' -
.X.: in smoke haulm anti Int..WO:ow to crow the lot. by' - -..--
: oeig ~ •_ - : • .".• ~...-. ~ • • --. 'LEECH; litaTalli & CO.::
~ • c .
—Se rl ----
"DERE 4 ONS insured to the Etuttlid - I*iitaretiZot U.
Pittsburgh Lldt.lusurance Compaq, Urs musette to ;
call and receive their &Ott for the 311:34Csead.diejj.gudde,_
odaied isiths'lstOriebe Lest 4 e2.1.3-...:=
• AlLSON;gectsbuy:
•
1 , -....Co.Partnership - Notice.
DATE this day samarlauct within hn
W l .t.
udtte 01131 FAT PM:WM and will laercalter.
manor. anid nyder Ow than , of John Asiliondon'i-
C a; • • • JOEDI AMU:WON SOZL:
Pittetririb,. October IT, IEI3. . Witte-
Propo o. for Coal- ..
OPOSALS for nupplytirg Coal to the ireallitof fro Dally , ."l
.:_
P-Picket Line for the coming season, sill be received Up'
to theaSth last., at Irian. at the offers of Wirolinimes 8 Co.
• The trod is tit rend taqiuontittes trarn. - 10110t042077 --
bushels, 13 rosy beregniredby the Capbdas. :Tbrinroitinct
to commence, on 'the oproinir of Packet "ditkr i ptbinr!:
fall. end °oedema to tbe lot or JO 1 1.1 1 8 , 17 1 ::;... f.
ntitime-Proposala fro
LOUT" et IMO, East thrtatsgbam, soMitifsettmets
It= inst. and aaal2 irot(of all , dasettptioniOrtsrs';'-'
make, also, the fonstmmlity of Hasps, Rounds and e4itarat- 1
//3 - Leate orders Ist Iron.la ths box, at the tityPest__,--
New Books, .110okse. • '`
• TIMM domes of Ike Sew Impteolotut • f
by Frederik* Boimter.
Clouded trooptoess, by the Coolest V . -
The Little Drummer, or ,Faiil.drcefiiire; eiEttiry
&en, to Epixot, or thole:toot 0f..M14 - t
• Fidler Bilgbi:flopes; Au Old Ci -. • •
• Vatalloof by Paul Creyton.
_.••• . ,
A Boyhood of Cheat Ben. Fat Fae.l79' , •
*elk • W...k.CILLI)MiIrEN*Sra
rIOLLEGY, TEX BOOK—OS !ILEXIfr • 11/211ffr.
kJ full Invcdcs juut rieeirel and for suto by .- • - -
Late Deilete4&A/XOl7O.
TOCILS YOB sAbre-so Oases Mc:m.2am OCY4- slap,
fherel Ohio tad Yenns.R. _ - -
octla - B. CUTEUIERT Ir. SON, I.4.llladrifit.
. - .
Now Dancluer.filohooly -, • .
- A; -MoILtNES, late of Philaddph7a, - 5
would reepeetftdly infonxt Ufa eitizene of-Plttsbanh
and vicinity that= he intends- opening; in a stunt:time
Dancing School, In Washington Hall," -Wood street; `,.110,7-2"..z...
will teach - the Painslut llfill4lllle;llwirtagiukl;
TEM. Polka Quadrille. QuadtEles RussianNionte.
ka;Pollta Waltz, Schottlah :Want Plain 'Waltz ; Rams
Waltz,Clarrins Nalti,Welisken EpnWa
Orators Waltz; and i&llinto Waltz. Pentons who slay
wish to join hie elansawhieliaretztrr.fsrmingiwnhareitzt":";-77
interview at the Hall fromilp'eloottla the morning 13.1112;
and from Itos in the afternoon. -Tinre wilialzo.beeleseek - 1..
formed for ledlesErei chitclteis, in the - al tern Ont 11/30, 110 r ".
tons taught it tbelr own private :rettidences ; ll:refinirelZ'
For Anther totinnotationtranntre ths HaIl; - or address
ciel2 - • CHRISTOPHER A. IdolddllES.,f,rr'
_ .
,OR Sala OH, EXCLIAISGre , Two Acres offirounee; bey-1 •
X. Jag • teoat .130 fat on Realretaset. - Bevearth-Virael,.. - : . -
near the iz4l-gate; a smallLLlTTelling. Gerisairratki.;
anII 13b.rabbery; will be exehaugaLt fat-other elt7 Fors , lr
as fate prim 8 - .LCUTIIBRIM &--SON,
LIFF STREIrtwo Lots far sale, situated ai ClitY cad .
Cci)k. greets. each 24 fee r.Mczt. try 18 army.— Prfxs,V!) -- ' - :
each. Terms: Onelatt tribintelm oheryrriar,'
• • - CITTICITEET:&" BOY;
Real E6tiltrivA•Yeat4l4 6 Thud ati
A 11EAUTINUL PAlta, on tneenin - riTen nen; guttoons
crf Itinefirperrt;Oble, ICO de:l6Am -
• Cert.i.- CV:H=IM L-Z0N,140
P6I.D . SlLKS —Justropened,st - 2.. - .6. - 5L0.05 1 00.'5,
No. 25 MITE straet,a beautiful:assort =tent Or P 1411: =
Silts, brightest colors. • ' - cern
1011.0CIERSHAAVI&•--A-A-31450N &00.4.N0..`2.5 Firm
JUDD streetmill open this morning slant-sad
L'"'rtment tho.#lle•lt...qtgittes-_ at - 13101&E
Lottgasal Square. - - -•••-• . •••4
LAID DB LAL51123-500 pa. new style PlatiDe
-- .; •
bright cokrrsOnst received. at -
cet2L- -
B. CALVERT. 425 '
CO4-
T‘T.E.SINEZILS; MICOLS.TERS -ANDI:SI2OtWONaaI, -
IbreElan. AllAsaucTr7Fs,--No:4Bl3eutluTk l / 4 1 atreer.;_ "....--
I`IIIIADNIXIII.S.- • - --
. - IrALUMAR TRACY OF LAND skr,v,of 403Aci ,z..
sitne.4 if-short distance frout - 11111side St-falai.= Ow:-
loins. IL: R. Good hal nal-ehrgea _Umber, ,prinalgally
theate: Lp.t oak: about 25 ie - rea imparted.; a. Strar-all.4lblk ,
and Three DwellinOlouatti. . Price 'SOW. >1113(3 -42 .
beautiful FARM of 100 aenu t - 51tuabiait the Obloiteer—for.:-;. -
.
• - Air• good Farmaiebsvgl Borfillitilota oiDovillagilt**7
Pabst...Lim Heal Estate Maxie
77 '
IUF/Dul.wrrar. Colamentzszp
cal-and at Mad aid tbettnotiorts edxffld
grain MAU= Ilalth, roan tad IlallebysilJ
tace,ll:. 114.3iliaatt fat scslebr
J; IL-WErLDIN; Bookseller se L4ttica¢ s r:
1": - 7.a.Vinkil if-:Woriatattird sal tacuth. _ _ -
."1 ' )C—:..T.lbtairdaterimn
~24:410.47.ta1dre,
FA.WMOMI: CO.
EINE
MMiItHME
EMS