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FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
JEREMIAH Ia
S.BLACK,
OF ElOwasrr oo(Tr.
THURSDAi - iiORiiING
Demooratio County Committee of Correspondence
create es great a sensation as the Calorie engine.
Mr. E. K. Collins, who is a practical man, is so
convinced of its ability that he has resolved; to
introduce it into his line of steamships, and Will
make the necessary alterations in the Arctic on
her return from LiverpooL Capt. Ericsson will
have to hurry along or he will find his new "mo
tor" superseded.
The yellow fever seems to make etcaly pro
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YOR GOVERNOR;
WILLIAM BIGLER.
ros CANAL COMMISSIONER,
HENRY S. MOTT,
OF P COUNTY
PITTSBURGH:
Prersuutax, August 16,1551
The Hemmerstk. County Committee of Correspondence
met this morning, in pursuance of previous notice, at the
St. Charles Hotel. and organired fir bwin.s. When upon
motirm of James Blackmon•, eeconle.l by Jon. 17.,{rton, it
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.12,taire I, That tho Demeerets of the several Wants,
Boroughs and Townships of Allegheny ooaaty, are hereby
reque.ted to meet rat the usual places for holding primary
assemblages, on SATURDAY, September 21, and elect two
delegates each, to represent them in County Convention,
whirls will assemble at the Court House on the follow log
Wednesday, (the oth Sept) at it o'clock, A. 51., to nominate
• County ticket to be voted fur at the ensuing election.
The Democratic voters of the cities of Ifittsburgh and.
Allegheny, 'and the several Boroughs. will meet between
the hours of fire and seven o'clock, P. M., and of the Town.
.hips, beiwgen the hours of them and five o'clock. P. Si.
The Democratic voters of 110,11 , township will meet at
Ivory's old stand. Perryesille Plank Road.
The delegatos representing the severet Boroughs and
Townships will also have to I lore In nomination three per
low to be voted for nu Director. of the Poor for Allegheny
ernatity.
On motion of John C. Dunn, eeooniled by David Campbell,
it wa..l
Rewired, That we return our sinters thanks to the gen•
tlenusnly proprietors of the St. Charles Hotel, for their kind
ness in furnishing gnat argil% anoommodatlons for the
meetings of the Committerting.thitpre.nt year.
On mning,raliourastraineefig. g ,'
. DAVID CIAMPIALL, Chelrmen.
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TO TIIIIPLIC4I2 7: DIIOPESS I ON.
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If Any of our legal frierAgsh Pope; s printedNe
inform theta that the PotterrOdiee le prefated to do them
at the shortest notice, and lo the neatest style of the Art.
Baltimore
The telegraphic despatches this morning are
quite numerous, and some of them contain late
news. If our metiers find one or two of the
despatches duplicated on the second page, they
must excuse it. We bad received the accounts
by mail, and they were in type before the same
news arrived by "lightning!"
A fire broke out in Baltimore on Tuesday
morning, in the lumber yard of Messrs. George
& Soo, on Green street, and soon extended to
the bacon establishment of Messrs. Stewart,
Sweeney & Co., on Lexington street, both of
which, with several other buildings, were entirely
destroyed. The damage is estimated at $BO,OOO
—insured for $20,000.
On the first page ie an arcinte describing the
new motive power, which will perhaps soon
great at New Orleans. There were 256 deaths
lu that city, for the week ending the 20th inst.,
of which number 118 .rere from yellow fever,
Including 54 at the ,ttarity Hospital; fcr the
week ending the 27th must., there were 180
deaths from Yellow Facer. On Friday and
Saturday, there were 20 deaths from the
same dieease in Savannah. Unless a cool spell
comes shortly, it will become epidemic.
FULL IN TEM MOUNTAINS.—From all parts of
the country we have reports of extensive fires in
the Woods, causing great' destruction of timber.
In the neighborhood of Tewkesbury and Wil
mington, Mass., about one thousand acres of
woodland have been burnt over, and the loss is
estimated at $20,000. Smoke is seen esoend-
In; in the neighborhood of Hillsboro, N. H., in
all directions, but the amount of destruction is
not mentioned. A terrible fire is also raging
among the pine timber lands in the neighbor
hood of London, Canada West. So dense is the
smoke along the track of the Great Western
Railway at this point and at Chippewa Creek,
that the trains are temporarily discontinued. It
was hoped that the shower of last Saturday,
which was represented to be quite copious in
Maine, would so effectually dampen the ground
that the fires would all be extinguished; but
deltusir Acoordir , the last
MITADER AT PORTIIMOTTII, VA.-0a Friday
evening last a man named Thos. IL Cooke shot
John Tierney, killing him instantly. They were
intimately acquainted, and Tierney was teasing
Cooke about something which the other resent
ed, and threatened to shoot him if he did not In-
Latently stop. The former not supposing for an
instant he would put hie threat into execution,
did not desist, whereupon Cooke pulled out a
Pistol and shot him through the heart. Tierney
leaves a wife and children in very dependent
Circumstances. The murderer has also an in
tereeting.family.
WIRKLT STAMawr. or THY MIR YORK BANKS.
—The New York City.Failk averages of the two
past writs cpmpare as follow" :
August 19. '' 'er August 26. ,
.$92.880,108 $01,447,075
14.258.792
8,666,628
78,884,568
Specie
Circulation
Deposits....
This shows a continued increase of the specie
in bank, which is now nearly four millions
greater than it was two months ago.
HON. DRVID Hucan has reached home at
last ; and ie prepared to attend to his interests
in the present campaign. We will endeavor to
provide Num with a competitor next week who
Will Call krna on to Um stump.
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Thirrittsltirgh - Gazelle in the yesterday's IMO
makes another plaintive appeal to the Know-
Nothings and Abolitionists to help the *Mil
elect Judge Pollock governor. His pitiful plead
ings show that there is no "fusion"-yet; and
his puling Jeremiads are but the lamentations
of despair. The burden of the doleful song is
still the " Nebraska outrage." Yet the sum and
intent, and the prayer of his petition Is—oh,
come and help us to secure the ' , loaves and
' fishes!" The Natives, Abolitionists and Know
Nothings must be hardhearted indeed if they
can much longer withstand such innocent and
tearful pleadings. But Nebraska is no longer a
name to conjure by. The truth is now known ;
and that humbug is exploded. The people of
the North are too patriotic to form a dangerous
sectional party for the mere purpose of promo
ting the schemes of demagogues and office-seek
ers.
AUGUST 31
One reason fog the impatience of Whig leaders
to have the:r fusion scheme constnnated at once
is their consciousness thatßradford's chances
are improving daily. The idea that the allies
sought are to secure any of the benefits of the
alliance is not to be tolerated. That Bradford
should push Pollock off the track is not to be
endured if possible. The Whigs must have the
offices, nod the other factions must help secure
them. When the monkey wanted the hot chef!.
nuts he used the cat's paws to dig them out of
the ashes. Bo the Whigs want all the best offi
ces, and Native, Know Nothing and Abolition
votes are bought to secure them. Will Bradford
and Potts, and shelr friends, be used as cat's
paws!"
Are the Whigs sincere and honest in eeek
iog such alliances? Let us refer to the past.
In 1852, only two short years ago, Gen. Scott
was the Whig candidate for the Presidency.
Some of his family were said to belong to the
Catholic church ; and ,on the strength of that
fact, the votes of the members of that church
were earnestly solicited for their candidate. All
sorts of baits and promises were held out to se•
cure those votes. Such was Whig sentiment two
years ago. Now, the same Whig presses and
demagogues are earnestly pleading with the
Know. Nothings to give them tbeir•votes.
Two years ago, the Whig candidate for Presi
dent declared himself in favor of silo wing for
eigners to become citizen, after one year's ser
vice
in the army. One year's !lentos iu the Re
my General Scott considered sufficient training
for citizenship. lie flattered the ••rich Irish
brogue" and "sweet German accent," tied Whip ;
solicited their votes for their candidate. The
same Whigs now beseech the Natives and Know
Nothings to vote for their candidate for Governor.
In 1850, Whig Members of 'Congress origina
ted the Fugitive Slave Law. The leaders of the
Whig party—Clay and Webster—advocated It :
a Whig President signed it; and Whig newspa
pere approved it, applauded It, and recommend
ed acquiescence. The same Whig papers now
plud with the Abolitionists to vote for their can
didate for Governor.
In the game year, 1850, Ut h and New Mexi
co ware organized as territories, without the els
very restriction, though a greaCportion of them
lie north of the Missouri line. A whig President
signed the bill, sad whig newspapers applauded.
Thesame papers now 'implore the Free Sollars to
vote for the Whig candidate foelleovernor- The
same thing was done for Kansas and Nebraska in
1854, as for Utah and New Mexico in 1850. The
Whigs raise a great clamor about the Act of 1854.
and then turn to abolitionist. and say, see what
good Abolitionists we are I —now vote for Pot'
lock for Governor." But all the coaxing.
wheedling. cobiog and teasing of Whig leaders
hove as yet accomplished nothing. The &Hia
sought,. well know they have nothing to gain and
everything to lam by ouch en alliance. Should
they combine and elect Pollock it would be only
Whig victory, and Whip would enjoy the
spoils.
Abolitionists, Know Nothings, Natives and
Maitie law men know this well, and hence it is
they refuse the ;Vienne. The Temperance
party have positively declined. Bradford sees ,
the advantage of his position, and cannot be
out-witted by the Pollock faction. David Wil
mot seems still to entertain hopes of Pollock's
place. So far as is yet visible, the guise of bar
gain and sale stands just where it stood two
months ago. Nothing is accomplished. The
Whip still plead, but are still refused. The
Whip are certainly patient and persevering. •
No lover was ever more constant, more urgent,
more lavish of protestations of sincerity and
truth ; yet no rogue was ever fully re
solved to demoralize and destroy. e alliance
sought would demoralize and destroy all the
isms courted, as the history of the put illus
trates. No party has ever allied Itself with the
Wbig party that has not perished In its embrace.
The Anti-;Mons were once a strong party.
They joined the Whip, and so completely is
Anti-Masonwiestroyed that it is now proposed' .
to ally it to a secret political society. , ..-,.
Since writing the above a telegraphic despatch
informs us that the Freesoil Convention, at Har
risburg, on the SOth, resolved to withdraw their
State ticket, sod recommended Judge Pollock to
the support of their party.
The politicians may make such bargains, but
will the honest, earnest rank and file, who con.
tend for principles and not spoils, obey the re
commendation? Will they be sold? We beliese
not. But that movement, we 'are well aware, is
not the one on which the Whip rely for success.
The Natives and Know-Nothings are the parties
needed. Bradford can yet push Pollock from
the track.
Trade Whigs; trade as you will ; the people
will not endorse snob political gambling. Wm.
Bigler will be the next governor.
Tas "Dusts MALIZ'A AZD Malacca's Coins"
has been sent us by the publisher, S. T. Taylor,
407 Broadway, New York. It is published on
alternate months with the " Bon Ton," a aerial
of similar character. We commend it to the at
tion of our lady readers.
HARPED:II Matmerkz.—The September num
ber of Harper has been laid upon our table. It
bus a number of choice original and selected
articles; among the latter is a beautiful one
from the pen of Lamertine on the 4' Battles df
the Nile and Trafalgar." Messrs. Gildenfenney
& Co., and Miner & Co., have it (or sale. Prioe
16 cents.
Or A correspondent informs no we were mis
taken In supposing Mr. J. B. Brown, who died
at Peoria, 111., on the 12th inst., was the person
who joined the Pittsburgh Blues and served
through the Mexican war. That indivi. nal, he
says, was Stephen D. Brown, of Chambersburg,
Pa., a printer well known in this city. At the
close of the campaign be went to California in
the great overland caravan, under Lieut. Auk
rim, where he died about six months afterwards.
TRIUMPH OP THI LIHRRAI. CANDIDATIL -On
Monday an election occurred in Waahingtos to
fill a.vaoancy caused by the death of the Rev.
Mr. Saitri. It resulted in the choice of the Rev.
Charles A. Davis, " the friend of civil and reli
gious liberty," who received 800 votes—Luther
R. Smoot, the "Know-Nothing" candidate, re
oeivixig 298.
14,896,072
8,811,879
78,781,179
'TSB MIIRDIR OF Mies AOlllll C. PEARS--
The trial of Dr. W. B. Thompson for the mur
der of Miss Pharr commenced on the 21st inst.,
In the County of Allegany, Vs. Th• evidence so
far goes very far towards proving that she was
poisoned by stryabmine.
The Bt. Louie Republican melee the new
hileacuri Senate stand Whir, 18, Democrat., 12,
Renionites, 8.
A fizaboutA DesCiie-eotateeite--A. singular
danger to cattle that graze In pork packing re
gions has lately come to light. Several (tattle
having died recently near Louisville, Ky., the
stomachs of two of them were examined and
fated to contain thirteen balls, the largest of
•which is almost perfectly globular aid nearly
the size of the mapped globe ordinarily used in
schools, being about 168 to 20 Inaba' in cir
cumference and nine or ten in diameter. The
smallest is more of an egg form, and is, in di
ameter about four inches one -way and three the
other. These balls appear to be entirely com
posed of hogs' bristles or hair, and were taken
into the stomach with pasturage from a grass lot
where the bristles from the bogs killed in a pork
packing establishmest were spread regularly for
drying. It was not until after ens of the COWS
had died•from this cause that the circumstance
of their swallowing the bristles was known, or
rather that the lodgment in the stomach and
gradual accumulation of so indigestible a sub
stance was dreamed of. The compact globular
form which the bristles seemed is attributed to
the constantly revolving movement of the cow's
food during the process of what is commonly
called chewing the cud."
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WARPING VOICE or WASHINGTON.—In a letter
addressed to the Roman Catholics of the United
States, December, 1789, George Washington,
then President, used the following language:
" As mankind become more liberal, they will
be more apt to allow that alt those who conduct
themselves as worthy members of the communi
ty, are equally entitled to the protection of civil
government. I hope ever to see America among
the forcmost notions in examples of justice and
liberality, And I presume that your fellow-cit
izens will not forget the patriotic part you took
in the accomplishment of their revolution, and
the establishment of their government, or the
important assistance they received from e, nation
in which the Roman Catholic religion is profes•
sed."
`The Know Nothings profess to have great re
gard for the "doctrines of the revered Washing
ton." What do they thisk of the above?
STAOC ACCIDENT IN VIROINIA.-000 of the
stages running between James' River and Kan
awha canal, upset on a recent trip with 12 pas
; sengere. The following were injured:—Dr. W
W. Carrington, had both his legs broke; Mr.
Robt Ritchie, of Richmond, agent of the ...Etna
ins. Co., had one of his hands so terribly crush
, ed,that be lost three of hie fingers. His wife re
, ceived a frightful flesh wound zeroes her fore
head, cutting it to the bone. Miss Martha
Banks, a nieca of Mr. Ititchie'e, and Mrs. Rue
' cell, a young married lady from Charleston, S.
C., traveling in company with Mr. Ritohie's fam
ily, received alight cuts on their faces, and were
a little bruised. Col. David G. Potts, a mer
~chant of Petersburg, was badly bruised on' the
hip and shoulder. Mr. Thomas Wells, a mem
ber of the Mechanics' Brass Band, of Peters
, burg, was severely bruised. Mr. T. C Hackett
and lady, of Carolina Va., escaped without se
rious irjury. Mr. il. wee much lamed in one
of his ankleo. The accident is attributed to
the careleastiesa of the driver.
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SSW ORDER or TOM:..—Under the former
directors of the County Prison, it was customary
to allow females of disreputable character Co
furnish their cells in a ;uxorious manner, when
sentenced to icuprisoutzent, and to be fed sump
tuously by their associates without. A new rule
heft been f t
eteblisbel by the present Beard of
inspectors, which reluires that all prisoners
aliould fare alike, which is the evident latent of
the law. The first nufferer by this regulation
WWI Elizabeth Dowsing. who was committeftl
week or two sines for keeping ft disorderly house
in Beyd's court. 11cr cell was furnished very
handsomely, and her friend. outside were ad
mitted with food. Upon this becoming known
to the visiting inspectors, the furniture was re
moved. and nothing but the regular [Tilton fare
was allowed —Phladdphia Ledger.
NATIOXAL CATTLI. SHOW —A great National
Cattle Show is to be held under the auspices of
the Unittoi Stotts Agricultural Society, (of
which the lion Nl•rshall P Wilder is the Preei
dent.) at Springfield, Ohio. commencing on the
26th of October, and rootinning three days
The large amount of $6OOO, in the shoos of
premiums for the beet cattle, ke., le offered.
It bide fair to he a great TAM meeting of far
mers and others interested, from every State in
the Union, drawing people together after the
fashion of • western barbecue.
FOUND DILAD —The body of so unknown MID
was fouod on Bstarday last, on Abe farm of Joo.
H. Struthers, In North Strabane township. An
inquest was held upon the body, by Coroner
Crandall. The man bore no marks of recent vio
lence, and is supposed to bare been accompany•
in a drove of sheep which passed the day be
fore. He was about fifty years of age, bald
headed; with several old soars on the top of his
head. He was decently interred on Stinday, at
Chartist.' Meeting House.— WasAington (Pa.,)
ConutonwealtA, 30th.
A Baornaa or JERRY LIND Of BOARD TER
C. N. St.our-or-Wan. CTAIR. —Re leant that
%woof/ the smartest of the crew on board the
C. S. Sloop-of War Cymr, is a brother of the
celebrated songstress Jenny Lind. He com
manded one of the guns at the bombardment of
Oreytown, and exhibited much skill and dex
terity in the performance of his duty.—Boston
Tula.
Jarige Spoower, of Cincinnati, bas deeldiai the
new liquor ow of Ohio to he conetltutioo►i.
Count Sneed, the husband of the lamented
Sontag, is itt New York city, on-hie way to Ro
land.
Commissioner Potter, of abode island, has
Vilely decided against Protestant children befog
compelled to reed the Catholic version of the
Bade, or Catholic children being compelled to
read the Protestant version.
Albany lost two of her most eminent °intone
within a few days: John Townsend. President
of the Commends! Bank and formerly Mayor of
the City, end W. W. Forsyth, of the House of
Forsyth, Robinson h. Co.
A despite' from New York says the Catskill
Mountain House has not been destroyed by the
fire in the wood!, as rumored, nor heels been la
any Immediate danger. The fire in the moun
tains was extinguished by a -heavy rain on Sat
urday.
At the convention of the Prohibition men of
the city proper, Philadelphia, Thos. L. Smith
was nominated for Senator. After a first ballot
Messrs. Sims, Native ; Robb, Democrat, and
Strong and Morris, Whip, were declared unto
mainly nominated for Assembly.
Major Dann, lately agent of `Dumbolton's Se
renaders, was falsely repotted to have died in
Canada, some time since. The Rooheeter (N.
Y.) Union now announces his death, which oc
curred at McFarlin's National Hotel, in that oily,
on Thursday. He had been ill several weeks.
The Boston Post Bays that Webster's works
have been sold to the number of 48,800 volumes
leas t year. So great had been the sale of Judge
Story's books that the copyright yielded 8,000
yearly. It is supposed that Mr. Presnott's
works had been sold to the number of 160,000
volumes, and of Bancroft'd History 30,000
volumes, a sale for such a work unprecedented.
The works of Longfellow, Hawthorne and seve
ral others have sold very extensively.
We have accounts that the blessed rain which
visited here on Saturday, was very abundant on
Friday night at New York, and extended over a
portion of New Jersey, parts of central and
southern New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts and Michigan. At Detroit it was
accompanied by hail of the else -of marbles. It
was quite violent at Brooklyn and Jersey city,
and several houses were damaged by lightning.
The rain of Sunday afternoon, it is probable,
had a still wider range.
• •
Quite a sensation was created among the up
per circles on Sullivan Inland, Charleston S. C.,
recently, by an attempt at elopement with in
tent to marry. The parties were a young sprig
of Erin, and a South Carolina belle of some ce
lebrity. The whole affair was frustrated by the
young couple being overtaken at the wharf,
where they were awaiting a boat to convey them
to the city, by the "old folks," the parents of
the young lady, who recovered her from her af
fianced, and conducted her back to the Moultrie
House, where by the application of a shower
bath, and a little good advice, she gradually
same to her senses. The , gay Lothsrio has not
since been heard of; it 'appears, however, that
be is eponteneously absent, and may not soon
again attempt the novel experimedt of engraft
ing the Shamroch upon the Palmetto. It does
not appear from the record that the young lady
designed any thing more than simply to be "na
turallsed."
HE NTIMIDON COITATI.—There is dissatisfaction
among a part of the Whig p.rty with the county
ticket, nominated at the late Convention. A
Convention has been called for the sth &spent
' bar, to undaata an lafteadeat ttoket.
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: ?Zie.\l4::!„;"..o:f.
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BOUM
Peat—The Bt. Louie lateHiroo& In. speak
ing of tie preparations making for the Pork
trade of the next eeuon, nye:
We bear it maid that one or two well-km*ln
pork packers of this oily have oome to the deter
mination not to be outdone by the short corn
orop. They want bogs—mast and will have
them, and to be certain of getting them they
have contracted for large quantities of corn,
at convenient points in Illinois '
and ehould it
so tarn out that the farmer will not be able to
fatten his pork, they will buy his hogs and un
dertake the job. One packer, we hear, has $60,-
000 bushels already engaged, and will take a
row more at the same price. The hogs when
bought will be driven to the corn, where it is
presumed they will feast bountifullytmtil their
time comes. This is rather a new phase to
the pork business of the West, bat there is no
getting along without hogs, and if the farmer
can't nr won't fatten, he most give way to
those who wilt.
PrdOISYLVAICIA OrNIRA.L ELZCTION. Demo
cratic Ticket. —For Governor, William Bigler, of
Clearfield county. For Canal Commissioner,
Henry B. Mott, of Pike county. For Supreme
Judge, Jeremiah S. Black, of Somerset county.
Whig Ticket. —For Governor, James Pollock,
of Northumberland. For Canal Commissioner.
George Donde, of Allegheny. For Supreme
Judge, Daniel M. Sumer, of Montgomery.
Free Soil Ticket —For Governor, David Potts.
of Chester. Canal Commissioner, George R.
Riddle, of Allegheny. Supreme Judge, Wro. M.
Stephenson, of Mercer.
American Ticket. — For Governor, Benjamin
Rush Bradford, of Beaver county. Canal Corn
miesiouer, Bloomfield M. Spicer, of Bucks coon •
ty. Judge of the Supreme Court, Thomas H.
Bairl, of Washington county.
BOUNTY Latin Bict.—Judge Sutherland states
for the information of the many thousand sol•
diem and widows and children of the men of
the war of 1812 interested in the bounty land
bill, that it will be pressed to a consideration in
Congress early at its next session. The Judge
was at Washington when Congress adjourned,
and says from a conversation had with the Hon.
Mr. Churchwell, of Tennessee, who reported the
hooey land bill to the Hones of Representa
tives, that be has no doubt that the bill will be
taken op soon after the session opens in De
cember next. The Judge gives it as his
opinion, that the bill will pass if the soldiers
and the widows and children justly entitled to
lend from Congress will write to or personally
call 'upon each member in their representative
distritts to vote in favor of the homy lend bill
now before Congress.
Tug NITIVI Aweatosals, of Schuylkill county
have resolved as follows:
Reaolred, That for general, slate and local of
ficers, we will give oar suffrage to none except
each as are known to be in favor of those prin
ciple!' ; and, as Benjamin Rush Bradford, Thom
as IL Baird, and Bloomfield M. Spicer, for their
known adherence and advocacy of those rine
plea, received and accepted the nomination for
Governor, Judge of the Supreme Court and Ca
nal Commissioner, from the A eeritian State con
vention, held at Harrisburg, March tat, 1864, we
will give them, and them only our undivided
support.
St Derangement Mr th• Liver, is one of the
mutt comoroa, .s we❑ so the most formidable of Mamma
known to dmmloan yhmielane. It had for year. attrarted
the clomotiattenttoo of the madkal fatuity Is all parte of
the Unita ntatea, sad yet op to the time of the &wormy
of for. Whane l e vela Speed-, It wee slaked beyond the
reach of Meditml Mill. Thousands hs.l polished without
term • MO of ~lief, and although thousand. may yet to
destined to het t h e 4a...fat effette of this most complkated
&erase, It I. *ow, thanks to the research of Dr. WE...,
most completely brought within the mope of etedloal too
trot- 7t. proprietor. of U. Liver Pills feel eaufeivat Mat
ttery offer . remedy .I,ldt b.. bens mill tested by time,
.I:drh bee Dmf felled of swamp .era fatly tried
Furthers.. will be careful to uk for Dr. M'Lane'e Cale
bread Laver Pills, and take sone else. Theta au other
Pd.ls, purporting to b. Lear Plils, now before the public.
Dr. WlAinsie Leo Pills, also hi. celebrated Verne{fuse, can
now be h.s .t all respectable drug nor. In the Coiled
States and Canada
•'so for ale by the ale proprietors.
FLOUR° BROS,
Seeoeseens to".I. Kidd • Ch..,
Mrp — illorrthi — irrielgterallieg k4=lr or Cars
G I als—Tb. earth. tenet I. • rut depository of remedies
...Gelds to the disown of the crearense that Inhabit lit
and .chow, If .try. rellsotion and experiment, Are me
tia ully Intro:Meths from thla great rusedial storehouse
new agents ibr the antelioratiort of bum= maiming. The'
moat powerful of due. agents that bas seer hem applied
for the ethigatioe of path, the eoewervation of health, std
the prole...Wen of 1110, Is the Asiatic herb wbich forms the
buts of DR. VOLUM INVIGORATING ZLIXIR OR COR
DIAL. This preparation. If not • universal plummy Hn
taint, enamor within Ito portiere as • oared. • greater
number of cemplalats to.. have ever before thee subdued,
or nom rethrosti, by • mingle =Midas It is applicable to
all tonna. dinmeuee, and all dim:wane of the etcretlve or.
owl It Mostly rennet. the power. of the adomach,
sad err to een7 organ tad emery Said omomery to digs
tie. lie full Wu& near, bowmen themes* may ban been
Impland by Mina a< hedulgeuem If the proareetne fano-
Uou Boa been Impilred In lather ses,• do& mune of this
monition will Impart to the relszed ofiriLUlaallua Its full
easel vigor. !emu, the nen fnuclle se well a. the fur
ea• portion of undiluted ester* will dud .his bow tenet
rellooo. Is all tbo diglooltlono, radical or tooldnookl, to whirl
hr /puncture M Itablo. • hilo.to our of nano°, hoodoebo,
nearalpia, dyerepain narrow nnalanneholy, hysteria, [noble
man, narrow (rambling, holt:Sent pinions, sleepless...,
unnatural irritability, Waling Its, epliepry, neekisson of
tae best, towel prostration, palpitation at tiss hart, ler
died., mental lannannos, he, its aorta are .a certain anal
nalbrat as the results of a inatbeatalinal calculation.
ism Oordle 1 pnt up, kintly ooneastratad, te pint bot
tle. Pre., throe dollars yew bottla, two Ilar awe &t . •Ls
for twelve dollar.. O. It &MO, Proprietor,
192 Broadway, hem Tact.
Sold by IlivioalaU tlroturboat the United State. Canexia,
and tee Want Peale.
FLEMING 1106., Ito 60 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
DEL GPO. 11. mgyer.R. N 0.140 Wood street, Jo
J. P runinvo. Qt). au/Estee
Q The Cereal ?retools Remedies I I—.ll
BALLY'S ANTIDOTE AND LOTION.—Those parsons who
wish tor • sat., speedy, and puuninent sure, should sum
Ms above oelsbruisd and unrlndlod FEIN= PRELPARA
VON& They homy nowlsen In use for Ere yews—hare
bean thoroughly tintsd In tbouseadi of Ow most obstinats
ses, and lavariably bars given suUsfectiou. They are
sot omalemil Amply of &Ammo Coptlra, tat am mainly
dlfkrout from all Ala proparsUotio, both lo the oat.n of
their logrodloato mid the manner lo whir& Amy °ponds
opoo the palest. Ileum the Iroodorfol sumo*. attmiding
Moir am.
♦ gentleman coatieotel yith the Western Railroad says:
"I have &speeded for other people dariog the but three
years over WO, lb/ remedies of trils deserlptkes, sod have
Dever Rued a dap)* article that gave yeah outrage esti*.
Notion as your hatillote sad Lotion does. Ido not recol
lect °tibial: one halling to care to a alllBlo lartanos. Many
have teen cured lattro or three days."
Pries, AMAPA. st; Lotion 60 ends per bottle.
loreattel by M. lolly, Physician to the Paris hospitals,
and on,por t oi from the orikiaal resipes, and sold wholaale
nod retail by DURAY h OD. Bois Proprietors lbr the rot
ted Stoles and Ousadas. Priosdital Depot, 469 Broadway,
New York.
Sold to matron'', wholesale and retail, by FLAYING
BROTHARIL (Ituatassors to J. Kidd A C 0.,) No. 00 Wool
strreL Whosling--J. H. PATTI/AWN A CO., sod by
Drotorists everysiters.
JA' Ague wad !over of Three Years
Standing' Oared.—Yr. John Longdon, now living
at Naves Dam, Hanover scanty, scar iliolstond,had Agin
and /ever for three yaws, most of the time be had chills
talcs a day, and rarely lam than once; ho was paschal with
*tsars as soon so the shill left him; ad disc tr 71141
Balsas, splinting, moat of the Tonics advertised, and every.
thing reromuumdad to him, was aboutto &sap in despair,
when Darter's Spanish /fixture was spoken of ; he gat two
bottles, but babas he hod anal more than a single one, he
was perfselly owed, and has not hod • shill or favor slam
Longden is only one out of Hounds ohs browbeats
bansattad by this gnat ton* altaratirs Ind blood parldar.
*so See advertimassat. nultdaw
Wailargs or szletass Villa., We
KNISH JOINTS AND WEAK ANKLID —I would rupee
fully invite the attesilon of Physicians, nod the public gen
erally, to my aseortment of Silk Mastic Stockinp, Kum'
Cep., Ankle Soaks and Bondage' for the relief and mire of
Worksop or Salsrgod Veins, Wank Ankles, Weak Knee
Jointa, sad the various appliances used In the cure of dho
man requiring °stinted support.
I also limp every satiety of Tromso, Body Bosom, Sup
porters, Shoulder Beads, and to Sot all kinds of moolmot ,
cal spoil SLIM use! In the cure of disuse.
050. H. KEYSER, Wholesale Druggist,
N 0.160, oor. Wood at and Virgin alley.
Pantaloonme—The well-known superiority Of
RIBBLIPS fit In the Garment, nude no oomment on Mr
pert; it has been actirsowledpd by all who have favored him
with their orders, that they hare never been fitted with the
lame ease and style u by him. He burs to Inform Ms pa
mons and the public, that his Rook Is now replete with the
newest". atylas sorockahr, ruts and panto, suitable it Me
present means. S .ORIBBLI,
Tailor and Pantaloon Motu,
•MO lAbartar it., head of Woad.
Sir Parlament, &nay liospat—l have oo
band • Lugo and wall moleoted anortment of Bops and
tenet utloloo, from tho 'boot pornunet7 establlatunento of
London, Perris and rhiledelplsia, which I tun Jelling out,
whatnots or retail, af. ttie lowest prima. Alas. Pomades,
Ou Harrow, and Halt 0011, of the tiohlat sad most delight.
tot token
also keep a splendid assortment of Imparted and dome.
tio Hair Brune", Nan Brushes, Tooth Wu/au Be.
4/20. H. Limn,
lysLauew N 0.140 coma Wood it. sod Virsia alley.
~~j ham.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AGENT
WSW Eislliac stud Saying Patent ILlgilata.
rSubscriber, having learned from his Inter:onus with
p.,....., sod with plums who were desirous to mil
tent Eights for Cities, Oonntiu, States, ' *o as well u
with *butt who wish to purchase Noah rights; that so
spat to transact that kind of business eau mush maded
here, bale determined to devote hie time and kis abilities to
the woke of those who may duke to employ him.
Pledging himself to attend [math:dip to el mutters en
trusted to him. he concludes by referring thepablic to the'
following testimonial of a few of the cilium In Pitts
burgh, Ao. EOM P. EATON.
iltubtugh, August 23, 11134.
Premium/IR, August 17th, 1864.
subscribers have long I ears acquainted with gr.
.7. Eaton, and have no hesitation In recommending
to all who may wish to employ his services, as • gon
na of undoubted Integrity and indefatigable Industry,
/boas exertions every reliance any be plated.
Neville B. Cral:, W. Robinson,..lr ,
Wm. Lasinter, Jr., John Graham,
W. H. Denny, 11. Childs A Co.,
James Wood, N. Holmes A Eons, ,
P. R. Friend, Kramer A Rehm,
Y. Lorena, I. IL Livingnon.
, kreetloisT..Orrice OF PITO.11:11 , 011 O. %Jones-
UrYi i, August 18,1854.—The Stockholders of the Pitu.
burgh Ow Company, are hereby notified that the anotts ,
meeting for the eleettoo of two person, to male as Trusteed
of Saki Company for three years, will be held at the oboe
of the Company. In the City of Pittsburgh, on the FIRST
MONDAY of September nest, between the boon of 2 and
5 o'clock. P. M., of that day.
anlB:td .1 AMOS M. CHRISTY, Treasurer.
A LARGE LOT FOR SALE.
A L 2 4:3 OF t ll y itlg o bi f t,
t on the
and t river
d : d an b l;, }Arm! or
w all
br mold on reasonable terma.oorb - rar Bekewell A C 0...
sew glass works, and wend other insnufecturlng estab.
UstanenuL It I s the Largest and best lot now to be had In
Birmingham for manufacturing purposes. Title perfect,
and clear of incumbrance. Enquire of
C. B. 31. Mall, at his Law Moe,
Jy26 Fourth street. above Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
ITX
Nottee....The Partnership hmetobre existing
and doing business under the name and style of
BENNETT, MARSHALL k CO., was dissolved on the 19th
Inst., by mutual *meat.
BENNETT, MARSHALL k CO.
Pittsburgh, Juno 28th, 1834.
Copartnership.
THE UNDERBIGNMJ have entered Into Gopertnership
urair the name eel style of GRAFF, BENNETT a
CU , for the purpose of manufuturing Iron, Nal a, tr., •1
the Clinton Rolling Mill, Booth Pittsburgh. Othoe et pre.
eat with English a Richardson, No. 116 - Water, and 150
First street. WM. B. ENGLIBH,
HORT. 11. MARSHALL,
JAB. J. BENNETT,
JOHN GRATE.
Pittsburgh, Jane 28th,18.516—jeZttl
WaLUMMI
Lila, Fire and ][arias Insurance Company;
OFFICE 66 FIFTH STREET,
MASONIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA-.
AIdES S. 110014, PrisSitiOUL
CHAILLIA A. Caron, Secretary.
This Company make. every insurance appertaining to or
connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against Bull and Cargo nolo on the Ohio and Ills
&atop' rivers and tributaries, and Kari. Risks genendly.
And against Lose and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the nee and inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies lamed at the lowest rates conaistent with safety
to all parties. .
Wm. 8. Raven
Jams D. !COW,,
Alesander Bradley,
John Italsitton,
Robert. Galway,
A launder Reptokts, Arm
strong County,
li.,ratio N. Lad, Kittanning,
Eliram Stowe, Beaver.
James FL Mon,
Samuel leClurkan,
William Phillips,
Jobs beott,
Joseph P. (Jammu, M. D.,
John M'Alpin,
Wm P. Johnston,
James Marshall,
Gooey, 8. &Won,
my26kly
MESS . 11111111/”00 Company of
Pi flab argh.—lL D. KING, Yorsidant; SAM.
WL. RAW 'MI., Secretary.
Offino. OS Winer trod, Marra Market and Mind Marts.
Insures KOLL and CARGO Bins, on tha Ohio and iiiasio
sipyi afters and tributaries.
Unitas against Lm or Manage by if..
ALDO—Againn the Pails or Um fiaa and Inland ft &Ago
Itesaseltranspottatioa.
EL D. Eine, Win. Larimerjr.,
William Byplay, Swan., M. lifer,
Kano] Bea, William lilnglail,
totwet Dunlap, i r., John S. Dilworth,
Lase M. Yea.. S., Francis Sellers,
I. Hartangh, J. Schoonmaker,
Water Bryant, WM= B. Hays.
John Shlpton. dwell
WeASSOCIATED Firemen's Insurance
Compmuy of the City of Pittsburgh.
J. HUOUILKAD. Prsaidesit,-lILMERT 1/I.INICY, Secre
tary .
Will hams eyeing /IRE and itAILLNY MEM °tall
kinds. Oiles: N 0.98 Water street.
J. K. Moorhmd, W. J. Anderson,
H. C. Sawyer,
W
Wm. K. lama, Y. K. Simpson
11. ,
H. ils,
0.11. Psalm's, William Collingwood,
B. r. Roberts, John M. Irwin,
Jerepb K.ye, Wm. Williams,
David Campbell. isl 2
10e — VVeitowl ianyi waste. liesepl
Drs. L. Ccusaci, Remold, between Wood anti Market
Arleta, sod J. RUM, North-stet coroer of Diamond, Alle
gheny oily, are the attending Physicians to the *bore Insti
tution, for the first quarter or Mi.
npolkstiona for edmiadon may be made to them at all
Moan at their oared, or at the Ilooldtsl a/ 2 o'clock, P. 61.
Remit mum of arsidental injury are received at all boors,
without for... jelittie
C. Mors MI, 110 MAUNA seetO-blif=i
aril Wbotasele Dater jlY
•DIDBithTY AND DRY 600113, oZrs toy
sad country dealers es lame sod well selected stock of
Goods es any Pastern Douse, sod setae pr4tiy thoe eerlag
totSkt. time Lod expense. Pelt7i
IWI. 0. 0. F.—Fiso. of meeting. Washington Dait,
Food Argot, between 111th street and MI& alley.
Mumma Lama, No. WS—Meats every Tueadaymoning,
hisacannts itsosarricars, No. 81—Marts first and third
Friday ass& month. Imartkly
BlistleeThe JOORSZYXIiI4 TAILORS SO
MITT, of Pittsburgh and Allegheny, meets on Us
first WSDNISDAT of every month, at BOBtXIILICITILIP
in the Diamond By order.
GDO. W. SELIP.. Secretai7
10a. ATINCITION! & L o.—Yon am hereby notlPed
attend at your Armory, on PIOXDAYS, WZDNES
DAYS and PaIDAYS, for drill, end to Manned irtach
may some Wawa tier Company. P. &ANS,
mar9renal Secretory pro tam.
ANGIERON &ODOM. I. 0. 0. P.—TL.
g '' Angercoas Lodge, No. 729, Lo.of 0. 1., moot. onfoi
Wodooaday *wooing Ls Wooktlveim 1611. Wood rt. I.IiLI
O-V.Ari.11 1 ' 4 14 4- 1. 4 v. !Ail
/OM IL Yank; TllO 4 . 1 TOCJIG...-..../WKLIII L. TOVl(.
• 0 .31 S T m sl ß t a Yo SbY m e. ; .p led Co
O
y Hoed,
MANUVACTLIListEI OP CABINET Pli i9ITUEi A,ND
CHAIR% of araq &script:km. Materials and work
manship waranted, and snld at reduced prik Can taken
In parking for land and water carriage. mai
Cabinet Fara'tare Warehease.
rll B. YOUNG S a).. (Vend licraiture and CAM" Jam.
. reactinews, N05..111 and 40 amitheeki erred, appall..
City Hotel, would nerpectfully remind their old frierals and
e.stomers, and those about to rumbas* anything In their
lies of badness, that they are constantly manufacturing
every dascription t fashionable Parlor and Chamber For
Mime, warranted In material and workmanship, and mid
on reasonable terms. Oars taken in packing ihr land or
water carriage
Steamboat Cabin Furniture and Maize on hand and mad a
to order. a. nasal.
Thom tnteraeted in faratahing boils nil] find it to their
advantage to give ea a aalt, u w► give every ►ttentlon ta
the dasenfutare of work beat adapted to their Coe. ►a9l
Proclamation.
V Virtue of • pmerpt coder t h e hands of Wm. B. Mt
Close, Prediaut of the Court of Common Pima, to cad
lba 6th Judicial Diatriat of Pendaylvambi, and Jo dire
of tin Coon of Oyer and Derroinef and General Jell Delis ,
al in mid for said District, and Williams Boggs and Gebrkl
Adams, Raga, Associate Judges &Vie ewe county, in and
for the (booty of A.Usittunly, slated the nth day of August,
In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred .4
Iftydbar, and to ore directed, for holding a Court of Over
and Tenstner and General Jan Delivery, at the Court
Norm, in the City of Pittsburgh, on the IST MONDAY Of
OCTOBER, at 10 o'clock, A. Y.
Public natio* la hereby given to all Justices of the Poem
Coroner and Oonatablee, of the County of Allegheny, that
they he linen and there, In their proper persons, with their
lolls, Records, Itrouisitions, Examaloations, and other re.
membranose, to do those things which to their nemective
aglow in their behalf appears to be dean. end oho they
that will prosecute the prisoners that now an, or may le
to the Jan of said County of AlleOeny, to be then mid
than to }neurone whist them as be just.
°Peen under my band, in Pittsburgh, this gOth day of
August, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight bun
dra and fifty-Aar, and of the Commonwealth the :7th.
anal WM. MLGILL. Sheriff.
S TIAMI , I I (..II , ..LAND, a i rperior state of cultivation,
emu., of Woods' run . . u rvoff. o rr , chsap o f n r g andt a home. the
Alen, 6 acne at Would run, adjoining M r. o Eckhart's fine
on which is moot Oa best of Soft Water Springs.
rii
f l i tsn a 'beautiful Lot for • residence.
escres, adjoining Hartman's Tavern ' of superior
land. Enquire of THOMAS WOODS,
suaLlm 76 Fourth street.
MASONIC LIDRARY.—The An;
comprising Illustrations of the Oro grand period. of
MorunrY, from the creation of the vorld to the dedication of
King Solomon's temple: by Rev. George Oliver, D. D, M. A.
B. X, incumbent of the Collegiate Church, Wolverhampton,
P. D. O. M. for Llncollubiro; author of the " Riotory of In
'dodos; "Star to the Zest,. Ar, An; uniform American
edition; three dollar. peer annum. Publiahed monthly by
Leon Ilyneman, Philadelphia.
null IL T. C.I4OIIGAN,
RAN AWAY from the house of the eubeetiber, this
eltz, a young COLORED OlSt. Arty pereon return
-44 her will be entitled to the above reward.
au3lat• JOHN KNOX.
HMW= AND THANK LitSLIE, YDS BUTEN/IS&
Carper, for September.
Leslie's ladles' Casette. Mr September.
Hard Timm: by Chas. IHeksm; fresh supply.
Tioonderogs. by O. P. R. James.
Plr Jasper Carew: by Charles Lever.
For sale by
ZILMAIDA ARROW ROOT-100 De very Sae Deenind
B
Arrow Root reddved tide day by
JOS. FUMING,
anal corner of the Diamond and Marina et.
AYEW 01111111tY PECTORAL-1 grow received by
au3l .708. }LIMING
ONORXIB AND BIDFORD WATEIL—A fresh suppi
C
received direct from the Springs by
stal JO& FLEMING.
SDICINS CEUISTS —I have ou bend the Guest lot of
Medlolne Meets ever offered In Pittebusgb, mitablo
for ramillee, Pbyekdana, Steamboats, ta, du Thom wish.
Ma good end oboes Cheat would do well to all and ex.
amine intim Whew puroluudag ebewhent
mull JOB. nnatio.
ITIOESTIR SHEEP . —The. fine strong ghee from
a Mr. Maddock's csdobrated Imported stock, for sal* by
JAM= WARDROP.
MAGAZINIS 706 PIiPTZBABEIL
Potaata's Magapa, for September.
'Harper's Ili
Graham's " "
.
- Peteram's "
Haley's Wes Book,
Prank LealWe Gazette.
. . The illustrated New York ,Jormsal, for Betaabor
Aut received and for mile at
PAUL KLIINEWB Munn Depot,
soft TM street, opposite tbe Tbeatrs.
tralfilL 21118.—Tbat by paint( •fa web you nen
1 at Dam enter upon a 3ne Imp Lot of Brouact 60 Sist
frost on a 60 feet street, by 200 Set teen to an allp Ant
within 30 minutes walk of the city. Price of the 'Arno:
time .f oftwrpspreata *Mar at font yami:e-111:1 11106 ' 14
ft • month, or $1,26 per Week. Call and seethe plan of the
lota at the dike of G. =BURT SON,
ant° 140 Thirl strog.
MEMO
kr = l = l /kat asd
60 bugs Yliberts;
00 " English Wanda;
" Omura Kuhr;
II b.l llord'uzAlmosii
800 bzs IL R. Badge;
110b1 dodo..
800 dos tali= ey:up ;
30 kegs Qom= Plums;
30 dos Tomato Ketchup;
.5 mom Preserved Gina;
20 kegs Meths;
6 MRS Amoy box Prisms;
do ja. do;
so km Shy ersakers;
-500 " 13ardlose,IA, and loiu
10 basksitsollve Oil;
1.200 bus Pea Nuts;
10 bus klmosroal;
10 " vermicelli;
10 Olives;
10 " Capers;
800 drums Pigs;
30 Mrs Bask Gaud);
1 case Bap Pogo Mom;
40 bags Prams;
30 " Isle. Almonds;
22 0 Lisbon do;
20 bbls Lowing's Boger;
su2B 25 Wood s
Te ill/ere.
rpWO 01 LULL'S .PATSNT IRINCLI BURR SMUT
L M.CUD , m aompleta naming cedar, fora. .t the
Pearl Steam Kill, Jillagbany.
an23al3taaret BRYAN, KENNRDY A-CO.
Liman , PLECEB SittitOANT blank.= MAID AND
.L EITHIPND BILKS.—On this day or tomorrow we will
exhibit over eighty plasm rich lied plaid and strips • auk.;
or the most faattionable style", and comprising by far the
mart elm:wive variety ever shown la this city. Purchased
at the recent large peremptory mitts in New York at a sa
cribse from cost of impartation. they will be offered at shoot
the same extras' low rates. The Leine, are partionlar4
solicited to call soon and examine them.
an2B A. A. lialtiON A CO.
r BWZOO Pale D CORN-10 in store and Dm
O 8
mils by EL IL /M*4E:Xt.
au.
• I VISTARIC AtaD--600 !Di 1n don ono for sole by
I
anal B. E. &BLURS & CO.
SAL SODA-10 cuts in store and tor sale by
wad IL IL BELLEM : CO.
PDO:IN—GO bblo In stare and Ibr sale try
~ sat; IL Z. &KLLERS & CO
CIASTILE SOAP-10 bin in inozn i n i. dgi= a
co.
lJ .n2B
1N UP. CLUB. SODA-1110 kegs In store and for salt by
mat B. Z. SELLICRB t CO.
ROOT-7 Wei La star* and for . ale by
R. IL RILLRELS tCO.
ALM 130A0-116 bxs is store and for sale by
au24l XNGLISH I hICHA.RDSON. 4.
El Sag CI:LANCE FOR BUSINASS.—For sale, the stock
11 good w 11l and datum of a Country Store, with a Cot
tage !tome, of ere rooms and Mahan, good cellar, wet.
at the door, and over half an acre of ground, with choir.
fruit, fine grape vines, granariee, stable, ke, Ablated on
good road, about 9 miles from the city. This Store has
good run of custom, and it now doing a profitable bunion,
The Post Office is connects' with the Stara Situate in
pleasant neighborhood, near to Schools and Churches. lo
further partkulan all on, ot &Wreak poet paid,
S. CUTiiligliT k SON,
an 26 140 Third etreet.
Dutra Llepartments
FaENca AND GERMAN LANtI HADES.
110111. HAYDEN, Principal of this department, has mad.
arrangements with kir. P. F. DDWARDY for fortobs*
permanont chases hi these language*. llr. D. 1.4 a gentle
men of the highest respectability and thorough education,
from Hungary, and no pal= will be spared in his depart.
meta to suntan the long established reputation of the I*.
natation, for enitient and thorough instructicin. Mr. II
speaks the English len/nage }family, and will instrue
Germans and French In English. Pawns deslrosui of at
tending. the Granuserelal and Mathemitdcal Departmeittea ,
the mos time an do so. Private instruction given if re
quired.
Serene—For private instruction $l5, per half sedan- Po,
clam instruction glO, per half menden. an2B
`TABLE TO LST—A goad irrAk btabla, to the rear 01
O 2Co. 204 Pen■ atztat. Apply to
GEO. H. BET EL
ioU 14D Wood stmt.
1113LouCATIONS—An instrtucient for Wooing &sloe.
jJ dons, far sale low at
aas:o KILYSEIVS, 140 Wood stsest.
. . .
•
N the Mathematical Pawl/nest of Duff's Oollege, La
I Mee am taught Arithmetic, Algebra, Elementary De
scriptire and Analytical Geometry, Trigonometry, Memo
tenon, Linear Perapea:lve tat Projections, -13t
and Eudora kr. -Tine cl an I dedgeed principally iOT
teacher. and advanced stodenut, and will be confined t,
llathetnstim atone.
IlOrtriVretnaeday, from to 6P. M. S a turday, from
to 12, A. M. TM= $lO, per maim of 23 weeks, payab
In advance. P. HAMM, A. It
•
ItPTEMBILE NUMBYR OY PUTNAM, just raretred stu
0 tor aid* at 20 cants, by BAWL. B. LAUVER,
an RS 97 Wood ',met
14 116H -100 bbls sod hi blots Vous;
1.0 do do White Fish: reed this day b)
said EMILY 11. COLLLNS.
HNICIC-3Xi bor. prime W. X. Cutting, for sale rly
au2s HENRY 11. COMM!
12 NO L 811 Della Cli VINE-110 bozos this day =eaves:
1:4 end for egy by [1.415] lIENIIY IL COLLINS.
,1 7 1.10Ait-117 hints good fair N Velem.. Sugar, en am
0 ligament, for sale by
att2S
CIRCE HU ILDi iI L ifd VIA d tr.& —iota %IC
-Liberty: haring a front of 60 feet by 030 deep. Theo.
Lots, Ice beauty of location alai purity of air, cannot b
surpassed la the neighborhood of Um two cities. Easy o
ammo by itallroed or Turnpike. Price, $260. Terme, to
1ar...-th in band, balano• in Ire yearly payment"
S. CUTHBERT SON, .
arrA Heal 144st* Agents. 149 Third stmt.,
T~siLionses'ssid Lois for Mil.
Ixruz be sold at prisms. sale, ?MAU HOftfOrt ANL'
VT Lam Due Itrklr. Houseoltueted ow Perry, b0t0.9 3
Fourth sad Liberty streets; Lot 20 feet front by 79 fret
Wok.
Also, one Lot and two Houses, on Loon street; Btrith
Ward. Otte House &outlaw on Lotto street, nude/ other
or. Carpenter's allay; Lot 24 feet by 100. • -
Also, toe stand I now “enpy, on the earner of Ferry mid
Water streets, the lesse remains °stepper fromlstof April.
1053, with the Furniture, lteameg. Le. The Haase at prce-
Mt is doing a goal business. and is pleasantly incased.
For terms and farther particulars enquire of
LIAM CUPPLE.3,
rornsr of Ferry and Water street,
YllTNcirt'd MONTHLY, FOlt
Portrait, on steel, of Hon. J. P. Kennedy, author of
bea/lon Baru, to.; Our Pahl.. and Politic; Wood Note,
Frans Liszt, and Prodigies. &deed of Made; hbuian nun
her NU; The Wilds of Northern New York; Laterature o
Almanacs; Israel Potter; The Songs that never ovreSunr ;
Prairie Letters; My Husband's Mother; The Weeder; Ti..'
Proper Sphere of Men, (a letter from one of the agony
oviteled:) The Crick I%ht to Mexico; The Great Rtenteks
to the Fails of St. A nth ony; The History of a Cosmopolite:
The Lost toe Found; Tins Editor at large; Editorial Note..
Literature, Au, to. Received and lbw sale by
W. A. WiLDILNFENNEY A CO,
an 24 Nn. TB Fourth ererrt.
XI OW li.ithl/9.—ruinem'a Monthly, and
heSeptember, far de by 11. MINIM & 00,
ma; N 0.39 Smithfield meet.
ACARD—To them wishing beamilial, healthy and Mgr
big alteelbr mberben teddensee. Ittme flour of those
Imatifel bkeks 100 Mt square ibr sale, at the northern
end of the Sharprinarsh Bridge, !bar soling from town. am
within 100 J Set of the Allegheny Valley Basiraid
The.. Woks will be sold es the prima obtained et the poo
- motion on the 11th of Jody, adding Interest only fern
that date.
Also, 50 Lota, each AA feet by 100, .111 be sold on reason
ble terms, and at the same prices as abssa, Apply to
SW/MILT,
an Real Estate
New arrival of Chiakertiars Piariaa.
JOHN H. HELLOS, Dl Wood Area, will
vs
maa ayM he bee foikrwiu
NNW PIANO Norri (HaW s, from t ceiNiesitw &
nilaica7 of IHMINJOSHO3 & PONS, 11, r
tea, w: - 6
Two superbly served 7 estate Plana&
lour plain Bosswood 7 " " .
Throe tarred do
Ow extra carrel
Ono plain Breassowil " - " •
lour do do . 6 .. “
Baran Walnut 6
All Oho above
of tments bays been tubbed dining We
lan soon*, and ave the Utast otylew of furniture. has
viably at'l' , ON . mums, and oven Plano warranted.
JOHN If. lINLLOB.,
No. IN bored amt.
auTI Agent for eldekielng /6 Bo • Boston.
Q ANDUBIIT STREIT PROMS= 1011 BALlC—iorty
het fruit as Sandusky stnot, AllsOaw, by 83 dory
on Gay allay, with 2 brick houses tat Aisadry street, and
a frame hones on the alloy. The comae boas. oowtsine a
hall, Ova rooms, wthe taasownt. Tha next hadneolitalne
s hall and barrooms, cellar, oven, &o. Tor Primmed lanai
apply to 8 81312,
ant Baal Istata Ilgsa • 143 Third stead
'DIME BRANDY 6ND ' BD, adenball anal- •• • •
Oil baud and lbr adatry - - 4 • -
hit n.sxma Naos.
RPRR TOR VISTIBULTS—Of orislon' emlaldastput, yt.t ,
P
bibbed and etberwsbe, fey ask by
WALTKR P. MARSHALL,
- ElOlt BALL—A impactor me on the Ohio river, op.
.1 paeltuirreedorn. and 32 sum of land. on which RTC
throe =allege and the mill. It Is all awed at a
gnat
ltd arm of pod land, well tomprored, with good
buildings, sod 62 mum in good cultivating order. It is
three mike from linker's landing, and lea good opportunity
to get a home.
Also, 2221 acres of prints land on the Kammtlearime, Yu,
four and shelf tam from Parkenteugh,and onehalf mile
from the Railroad. It Is a superior plum of Immoved land,
mid offered at a great hamlet. Beware of
- 'mous WOODS,
sun 75 hearth armlet.
JOII.I3PH /113MTILIBLE,
AVOTACITIMI of ell Mods d CABINBT
TURN and CHAIRS. N 0.34 analthflektotroot, opposite
City Baal, Pittsburgh.
N. 8.--Purolatilng Steamboats and notate partlealaril
&hooded to. . - rinCty
Kansa., Nebraska & Kaser-Notblagism.
LAID MINTY PIE CIIIIS. 01111APS1
THAN CAN DI BOTIORTIN THE &DOTE
Real Waitaki, Par= for Salo. ;
Ulf subscriber leautharbaL to mil TWO HANDRED
AND EIGHTY-POUR ACM OP LAND, shuntedT r In
uths. Imola*, Allegheny oonn_q,feisogisillifshi:Tiof
back of Newport, known as floe Woosx Fletoi mod In
eight of the proposed Station on the Conoallevgle Railroad:
improvements m follow: a moan LOG aotraron. by 20
Get, two stories high; aid — square LOG BARN, GO by 30
feed (tonew and In goea odic) two AM rang 01011.
(boot pew froganas commemesd to DYlr. There
le ninety to one hundred three denael and la a bleb date
of cultivation, and-tha -Whence leen& set with - thg
timber of the gest order. Thls Land la well calculated for
e d o * Perm , wagvery lend, and the sollut an gradient
Tuaity for r...vowthg,and being well watered litth
twelve or *urger nersr•thi=g springs of ethellatit water.
Tide Land bap ftautko MCP Irod ugh, being thshin ban
• mile of the Yorregglgermy sod one mile of Monongahela,
and about on the /the of the Connellsvilia Eithrool, sad Is
supposed to mmteln inathanatible bid of IRON O n e.
This Land would not he in the market, only that the ower
Is &bath to mare to tba .Ifar Week" Terms assy, and
pike modmate. For further pertlealars,thouge Of W. J.
REYNOLDS, at Lorene. Glass Works, or of -
JAMES 0. aircazir.
oath • Reel Estate Agent, at this attire-
B. B. LAIIIILR,
wATOILth AND J.NWltlitY.,—We ate soiling al. kinds
of Watches and Jewelry at mach knree ption than
Is usually obtebuid eleenbetet Costement may depend on
getting geode snip establishment at least as kticsha
wally krwer, than the mitten mutate. ALL dexis.,wars.
rented.
Ohm Were, manulhetnred et mown troths, mOakYad.
Jeteeh7 lassiubaturail m adar, sailmatly Stna.-
Watch repshing eau u booluato, is the manner,
and warted:SC
111.Uitary Goods, of ill kinds, at who* vales.
W. WILIIIA
suit 11 Muria Wok . Miser of Ilbartli.
LAMS ARBIVAL..--HAGAM & 22 1. t0. 01 Nutlet
r street, lawn reeelved *eke, Wet edrd 'fool
Web:leo; do Debe~ee, bait wool; do eol'd lffeerblisok
adu e twis
Beek Ylonatels. W. are dada( oat / 1 1 1 ;
Damps, and all gawks of feewelledal&Odele at east, (a
~ ~ ~'•,te ~,+
1.0004: '
1 SD bas OW PION;
smaildo ool . o .;
ID wOfIOiQM Sri
rah! lartzaooo;
DO tau Joie. rata:
60 thasi Drops;
1.0 dos =Sawa;
100 go Aso Cat; .
i 0 Illoioeson'a do: .
110** amortod
80 bans 1816 0 68 02 ;
60 groin Slacking;
100 busBqpir;
1000 ErloBl2o , &PM
10,000 Rosana do;
10.000 Hanna do;
20,000 001:6mos do;
20,000 EL Bpanlit Seprs:
1$ lasts troth DAP ;
1,000 Mom Fobs;
20 euks Currants;
Winagerit Men
TRIVMPRANT filtrccrisst
B r PARTICTIA =QOMthr telebolud TIM'S
THURSDAY, JPILIDAY MID lIATIMIWAY,
August sod Aplomb's. Ist ofd god.
4Pir Majors setensaaesi st, 3 smock so& gay, tit
flys AFsailuml.2llou otltsully pudic 'l.fssrlug pssgs-
oda:a.
- air - A - emidne sir vests.
tI7.A Select. v•illfili•A Party fa ifma nay
'rU DATIVENI Gst Osrpr.Hsl4l uth Barrer
mar Smitharkl. Zara may Onus ; wilt* be In.
mind from Trask Glato,or the door of tbo Era *UM
by Oirge's Bead.
pttolitNlttvllmrl
Va soli MU, Cool Wears lbw Salo.
• (IWNSTY.YODS Amu OP SIIPSBIOR COAL,aoI oare
fen of firmed of OM - Manongabst• Meer, gaud do
~an ahem Momagalia•CMAtelaorwila Hallifinds Cork
Jots, sod Otos seemsflblorao in pod bolo ibr emery,
tog on she Ooal bamboo an as salSa, moll Mo
tree sum of Stu landtag at the rlvastbr bob,M. TM oda
of Cool Is five Pot Wet, and et • .yetT raperfor Tansy ,
fartbar pasticulsn apply to I. P. JONSkAblossay at
Cu, No. 146 north strostose to THOMAS SANDIZSL No.
tab Mot 'tort, Pittabogit. .
12 big 1{44244ep0rie4
2 enae•Cal4brla do;
4 " Mat Canis.
" Rutui424.
J .C. ANDLBSON,
bilwoon Tint and Secood.
Oslo of fihrooorteo. age, as Amos on.
ON THURSDAY, Susan Stet, will be sold, without to
terre, the contents of a otictelsoad =tell Host sad
Grocery Store, containing a Doe and elates selection of
Oahe, Tat, Sogea, Tote m°, Lard end Whale Ma, boom
sod • sellers( snortment of other eithdes usnally kept is
• castigate grocery, with Attune, Sc. Teems node known
at tale LESLEY WISER,
-au3o,2t corner Ictret sod thedthlteld stmts.
Tg4oo
kiHtS OS IT.—A Mink Howe and Lot of Groped going
_for ; only WOO sash in band. Wane* at $lOO a
Isar. House contains three name and • cellar. Tb• /A 1
Le 213 feet front on Arthats street, Seventh Wert, by 70 feet
deep, with Peach and Plunk Trees, Grape Vine; ie.
B. CUTHBERT lo BON,
1.44 . 1 bird street
1 . 0.6.01. eIUUB I SILAS —a.. A IsatiOd *AV. have
Mast feceiud a largo au T•tniont of Black iligund Mika
of every width ana dude, including some very kr atria
44 Blatt Brocade.
I'INGAINDS AND CAMINEILICE—domo DOW fry'
jj just ready's& [sae] A. A.. MASON AW.
%ring 011.011AM8.—We hare put. remind AO pines; et
Y\ Erre aseorhand of dark nem styles.
aufat A. A. YAM t 00.
4LL WOOL DELAINB&—We lava atm a imp •!
4. - t a atro7 mice, all selling at reduced prima
O. D. Weed. .
MPORTIR AND WROLESALS DELI= IN MOM
I
AND LIQUORS, No. IST North Second street, elth door
,tars Race, not Ws, Philadelphia, has on hand the had
tualltlos of old Brandies, Rion. I. irh MILO,
o.l* Whisky, Holland Gin, Cordials, la , on torsoe lg =
the attentlon or yurchasers and dealers. [an2Dy
VirAVEILLET MUSK, 50 South Eighth
Chestnut and Walnut, Philadelphia.
THlig lIBLIONr •
w - o. in Arch street, Philadelphia. T.
tbe Kegle) Proprietor. •
A Riser Arrival of' • ..,.. '
fiIIARLOTTE MAWR, No. lia Word- - - - - jug re
1,.." relying the following new Plane Poil=witlm
..ut the Arolian attachment:
One elegant carved Louis 3:79 stile -' 7 co
-
WV Pinta. •
Ooe atm carved Serpentine, pearl keys, 7 ordave Piano.
Two toll carrel, semi grand, 7 octave Piano...
Two plain Rosewood el9i
One 'do do _6}f ei ee
Three do do ft . w
Two double round corner Rosman' 634 oclovaiPiesas..
thee round corner flalshed tack and bout 7 octave Plum.
A further arrival im expected in about two weeks. [aulil
ea t Tea, Tea.
RR have swayed from Now York end Philsdeb
phis. 380 U 413 OR T 8 IRA, mmp4tng Young
. Ryan, Outspowder, Won, Soushong,
sad English Breattscr., all of whirl havabealaare•
oily se and will be Debi as usual, either whodeade
r retail. Also, superior Rio and Java Woe, Loverises
ud St. Eoultiltailussißugarksultuble fitr.Tellke, Preserves,
sc., at 8,9, 10 zed lle R ; 85,C00 PriudpeBegareotprime
io.4lity, which we will sell wholesale at $lO 19 1000.
4. YATNIE,
Pekin Tea Sara 23 Ilith strat.
JDST .13.F.CID.Tfill AT. U. ILLYBRIPS MUSIC STORE,
the very Mort and most fashionable Mimic, relented by
(busy Weber, perm:wily, In the mitten clam Haegi—
rho celebrated Knombiottibig POsg, by WIMI Nix; The
Herdsman's Mountain Dome, by Pr.•Abt; Thi Wsedenr,
wr sung bv Maks by Yams Piano---ConmanthsophQuad- .
rills by Charles d'Altert; L'lnuocence, very Wed. Poi b,
cy Charles d'Albert; Wide Awake Gahm, by Yt.B. Brow.;
Village Polka, by Walleretedu; Carnival &brattish. - -by
Winner; War .atop, by Junior,: Shanghai Pate, by War.
ran; Early Dreams, a beautiful melody for smell Damis,Try
Th. Oaten; Lights and Shadows, brilliant denser axed
somber, by Th. Gauen; Prognswive by Abbe
Lichmltt; Modern School for the Violin, sat d by
imegier. HEMET
strili 101 Third street, sign of the Golden =• .
KING • MOORHEAD.
~~ -~ .: _
SEM
-• .7 e.
THUD DAYS LONGER!
==l7 - .CI
- - - Duff NI Corkage. _
vaz Olandost and MaDsmostkal Dapastments of this In.
atttallon will ba °penal on HONDA", A HAL
Larforre, kfathrutics, and the highest English a.
vIII to taught.
Yo
car bar parson a threat&
mama of Corder and English stadia, NO pains. 'ma 0n
t0... will ha spared to make this drpartossistofillue Onibre
nortby of patronage.
Tonna 5.10 per oession, of runway weeks. payablaktrans
halt torsion, in advance. P. HAYDEN, M. D.,
a021:7 Prof. Ildatbamatir and Clionicat •
XTIcW WOK BY dl. P. W o - —Just rocateedtryll.
'LI Mar .1143 a., Ka 32 Balthfloid strut
BUMS* Persons nod Plow: by N. Parker VW* •
Natal Boone and the Kunnas of Kentucky: by W. 11.
Bogart • .
Fifty Teen In both annirptionte. or Besulahroener of a
:omen. Merchant:. by Vincent Bolts, Woof Nes Orleans;
tdron, loth: price AN,. -
The Youth of J efikrtscra on , it Chronicle of Ifkothapo Scrapes;
76 ants.
Ticonderoga, or the Black Eagle: by G. P. H. lames; AO
cent.
Afters:3 Situates Around New York: by 0.0. Toter; 25
-Arab.
OILY Honeymoon, End other Comkulttlea, from Puna;
with Iliustratkois; $t,25.
The American Cottage Bulldar ; a series of Theaglas, Pleas
and Specilicatkrns; front AM to $O,OOO, for Boma; toe the
People: by John Bollock, Artddrect, Ac.
ilistory_of Calm: by MeMnu H. ; T 5 anti.
Agatha Brunton, or Family Pride; brreesba
All the DOW•Books of the day applied by
H. MINIM A 00,
au= • No-112 EtatlthAakt Ansi.
.1 iIsidURTIUL Lue,grlDN.— For see, • oar •
LY Dwelling House , just completeiL of di room and s 1,
minas., situated on Ht. Washington. a abut distiOnsis hem
•he Inellnrd Plerie. The Lot is 100 fist front on •00 het
street,liy-935 keep ossalo Test alley. Prioe-61200—tswisis
...T. Persons In seer& oil pleseantresidenee will do well g
to examine the shim property inintedlotedy.
OUTEUDIRT k !kW, -
anTI - - 140 Tldrit street.
MaLL 4.4711 . 16.11 I.lOtBM, lettb •Lot of 60 feet fronton
Melon street. Mt WseMnir, by IM6 feet tbeep to a 60
set street—Prim VOO; 4400 In head, 6614630 -thee
yearly paynnenU. For sale by'
& 01711111111 T & SON,
en= , 140 Third street.
1N • • .-- PIM. or Current Badoeta Ituensporamonal
I Cry& , brwlmam Madan
Famous Persona and Plana, by t. P. WiMs.
Daniel Boma, nod tb. Huston of Yantuoky, by W.
Chesnut Wood, by Lofts Linden.
Peterson'. ifeemine the September.
Geary% lady's Hook- Yankee Notkons.
Jas medved and for min by
W. A. OILDXSPSWNST k 00.,
N 0.76 Poittb smutt.
AND WARNANTS-.10 eOO ACRII.B.-1. as lnetrnetid
_La to Du am Inflows for land Warrants, to the amount of
urn Unnuand omen TN: $lBO for 100 oares; !e'9o
acres; $4O for 40 sereal tn gold.
JAIIBB BLLEELT,
an 23 Real ildara Assaf.
OR BMA— OD SofMot lota ha Bast Lioorpool, Ohio.
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Mow Ids aro la the Motif of Potion* zoortboaik•
Ma of the Pittsburgh andlfloirlAml Raltrood, sad bo
.Id cheap. Tuna of payissot46 per onth. 'nth nom
ceptiombi. Apply to JAMES IIL&HRLT, ' •
- -1n1:3 Reel liftabh,
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SALK—A. tore tent Brisk House awl lett, ea Mote
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r lose street, Ilirmingetant Apply to
sat • JAMB MAXIM
LVOV. TILLKISAND ACHES U' ABA, In the Onns
r lows, for mac Appy to
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LAND FOM 8A46-Ibo was litastsd baaMoomta AM.
tom, 4 Was vest et Mammy; pilaw pa. sem:
150 saes S man ireadt licoswasy, am which is a good
Orchard prim $lB pa aaa. tor ..2po.4ssamclato
suZI AUSTIN LOOMOLS,I4 hank it.
CPI= 1.3.1.5113 Ci-1 me No. 1 !pled flatmay - ba to
S
pound caw, just readrad by _
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W. d.Ya.LTa
SOH WND WOLMON—Jost remind by Bathyal Ikosaloor
-Om; leoibs fresh Baroirod Baboon, of =Mbar
qoalirv. [ao.l2l] W. A.
ti itOßJelt &LAURIN3OOpound., in due onier.jal ;w
-aived by son W. A. WOLITAG.
m3B kLkal(2llEL—No. --- 1, is kite, jut nekEnd
111,1 Maned from Bosom, by
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LOLBIUGItI3-60 r. Wool Dcbeiget, of the meet feehlarta
bb oolore r jast received by extents et
se= A A- MASON 2 0172.
A A. MASON aW. have jun esealood a large awn
zooatt of Womb Olachaala, all of which alettorlaut
of ooloro red entirely awor patters& - au23
L E" lailD OIL-1Y bbls on hand sad for ask
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10XTILACT VANILLA-3 gloss just asstved Andrus auto
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FLUMG BROa:
ISRPENVINI-10 bble tbr sae by
alai • FLICIONG BROIL
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Sl3llAft3.--W• bay* au hand a full Mack of Relined_wed
-Cleashai Boone anindelana.snaking Jellien.Pranovee,
ka, which we anmilker at 8,8, 10 and 11 mute *lll,.
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au* Pekin it More, Si iteneek
A LARDS NNW TRAIN -STONY BRICK HOUNI.- =e
a . "ZNli i rbt Plaka p n i ll i gMli e t t. DV l D, l fttit .
Weft, pimp el i e r Lises:a eluded. The Noose la pleneat,
17 &gated, within Main Wastes wait of the:elen Pep
Whew eusaing rege/erly. - '
ADA, Am ea* 38 saves OOA L LAND, alteate wee •
bosom& of ItlnelegheaA The mane cold be Yfd wt
Docuata7 emeeL Dart is ander cultivation and put .
est trees.
Lars fa BirtotaphowtOwa South YWArbazi/A:eit
porputool lease, or low for cosh.Apply to
MIMI&
• Foarthwttweit, °melte Alloyart 19111.51 tr
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as.ll comer of Raw sad Powt otreeti.,
SALE irEf i ti t SMlW
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Ilboserieserrer for Solo. _
HE lottooribes oxen tbr sale Um eNtire eboekeer
mho, witb good win of the easexis. hem (Choose, kg
&Kutner
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Lotit or Isle.
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.41,b• 100 feet_ SLAW!, IA Btreamisl
eturp. 31h2quire at lanir
at ogees( lhr lionim bat-
‘VNIIX ram DRAY HUSS* 0 riie2ll,
quits _
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JAMBS BLAKELY
A. A. N'OLURG