The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, January 06, 1852, Image 2

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the ;val fal.Of iliiieiprosi train lastiivening we
leariiixiillit'iliili Ono:mile of Iron tishaed to
- : be laldoitirp to complete the groan don with
4.llfiiit . tre, I The limber is all down, so I that them
,-- liv!itodriulit that. on tfedneadai the trains will
lai i.
.... --,:" l' a iiiiii and ve shall have ''a i . otitiiitionii•
:r. : ,'.,, ' eitohitmlostion with Cies! , Columl
' `boo and ink Cincinnati'. If 'proper ;s gallants
are Eiaii talworii We Ocanpanieer fo g the
chtaCtlitilian. umiak immediately vizor:Land a
. ' '.:large .0111100114 of through traveL
Eowooli-To-Psz—Our Whig friends - would
do well aichollietthst the election fcir Judges
and losOstostittkes 1?*8 to-diy. Thant officers
bale hicortaxd .duties to:Derforu during
it -2. : the yea, Idul suicidal:a shotdd take soine
'est theli'ealeCtion: "' - ' - •
" the ids:die' election hate
i • g iICC Aral huea4teeldS to 5 6 7
- t • e 0 5at„ , .? ,,, f., ,, 1,
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teithi'ef the Ohio sod
1 7 114 ; 4 ' 1 nm to ow town of ca..
-r!....i.ffigo:PrePiFitialts two mode l ler a eel
• ebrethiliof important an event to the Jabo
t thi/ : reCep
r-,, .7.1*45:40#111*/,i9 .the banquet, hat.it ,
.. reuelquttuttll elteighe train had. started,
and Vagrereethns deprived of the pleasure of
• tilairptiaaat We tindaeattiaa that it woo 1
that qtata-a large nuiribir
- of prlreenitiere. - present, end that epeeehes were
- • Inadea.ed.: , BoTeral gentlemen were present
• - from 'frill' //Stint, and they talk strongly of ra5',..17;..,,
',..1 7 ; . ., , • ling 6.tranch, road Prop that place to
ColamDi
nue., theypet :Omni it eeriest, they .patk
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Jiwilt.preinotittbe prooperi%
,> ; tyhf that gdermaitSrusitio s' great degree.—
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attf thetertoinns• of railroad eon
tplat qiirier,'which will attract to
4 -/ts tetin' ro
thhiradeof the enrronnding aouF4iy.
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Tat :Burt4lll or Sasso= to Peasorl—Our
readifi 4111hoptiiii rd to ilaru, from the 1 1101111
by th4friery,thiq tee - ii!.5.14`,r, EMeuth hare
been 4ftbjdood.corrreyed to an Atustriaoduz
piece of tyrarmy ton no. doubt ori
ginabid.fputatthe eloqtrt.deutmeiatiotto
truesdeipotiaia by their
.:"ilie*elk,i;i4i*4o4,s:raer". The fort
,1 tiritxt - eepotcanadileihim . by this. course, but
tuutuutatak. his gratipitit by each britility.
We fer'it,etttli• !mute may lire to liberite them,
'O ki& ilmiiih.frotiOnder the rod of the
1:
Py•Cleir . lsmi morning -papers now rem% na
the Ofel4iii-4, * l 4O tbelait , Print :
ed TfrAngrisadtO.lne two or,tbreit days coming:
So ntin4e-,tni,n.ailOndel:
..4,.l.6airth:gcteatingiise held in Canton, ot4O,
' • ibosit .131.C1 at, which the follewingresolntion:
Vaa paescd
That the principle of 'hon-Inter•
••-.':, , tn.:•;,.••434.4itinti' by foreign powers in the management,
; ~,,i ngo monA, And settlement. of the domestic con
saes metMlifionities el other .nations. is one of
•,,tigt..ra,t;i!,..ltlikbardinalinixitim of the law of nationo—long
7"" : .;.••.T';'-:::`: :a-OmeletWbf, the government and people of
c onnftlZU, alio our euttimation the time has
now artired,!for thistatt principle to be made
bittding aeon;ll the nations of .this globe—and
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that cisiraratienol aett*stere be re.leeslid
take 'AMA, etepa 14 may boo --zecestery tu. being
_ this gresa.prineiple babe aadenniedged and MS
pected; by. ail gowarozdithts wad nii!ints3
whom Aro have any intercourse... - ,-•••• • • , •
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imts,iantaitz—vsrpurs' luarra7r.
vie6i3ll:4Eiriet_itiaa and written :bout
-.• ',the ,1444isinT4swin; groin Plttelturgb , Ind
,
. ~..,1 thnmersits...gstenwit, iriterihot...
---elw•dinerWillies, napublin entlemtiolt, there
has, perhaps, not been left on-its : public mind
.. so distinct Maiden of any one route, as 'there
ukighs.*; l3r. , i.OeYilltieg ,t4le tthieb ttingletir
• ; tide. oftn, object is sometimes dein" dby leliT•
. ' log oadiStinckiropiersion of any one pertianlar
litre. 1: - T0*214 thie'ditilent4 without , diapers,'
_ -ging rit4 , olh .. o.SOod; or . heitig'iniderstoodiniide..
nyinant iMpurtanae of any, it is the object of
, _ • Caster& article to,plies Prominently before that
• .., reader - '-tnite. groatihrough lice from this , city,'
rtuniiiiktkotigh ihe northern part of Ohio, sea -;
Ina Indiana and ipiiiiin, tithe city of St. Lot
' • This li ne will evidcatlY one or the great lin
of theWitth it oral be the direct route from Sti
Iselin teabilodelphis through Pittsburgh. Th 1
••• distanieri'rout lilt: - Wile to Pittsbilrgh on - tide'
• raute.*::',lie t 623 Miles. At 25 miles to th
- ' hoar, gil t tahe 25 r hours only, Mid th at it will
.
only fair :tinting time, - on macho Buie= I
, each . wider:de grades, Jong straight lines, 1
iirgetmlizirainit curiaturen. The fact that ill a
is to be the ;Crest throligh line between Ph.U.
. - delphinaltdßittebargh, and the klissieelppi,
' perhapit.guerelly admitted; but still, the nue ,
tie•lt 10' been asked, whin will it be eomplet t
' - Will riot!theittb, 'n - ,liiia route orating f ,
Cinelinsti;;nniSeinalog directly, to Bt. Louis,
emnplated„lorag. before the northern" hrough lime
_. con pturibly s be- made? ' The answer -to thth
'question will be fonad in the following *date f
the Wis. . '
There is a line known no the Cincinnati and
Bt. Louie line, tailed by its friends the direct
I line, titst,iii Moder; contract, to be completOd 6
- tire yUrn... "11 - ii7wark is yet done_ done on the
.
line, nor is it os yet located. The road it
co st sa,tiocooo "(or a atones of 330 miles 1
. This ad, - if conatructed, v i ii do a good bust
t,. ...,. nets, but it to very. elm that it can never be
-4:?
.. •'..;-. l- e a campetitoefor the 'through brudness sod
-..' '. ,
'r'';', :, S, travel ~.etrint-BL,Lonis to Pittabnigh and Plat.
714 1 ' ' .- -.. . '-•: delphiti,'Whaturr it may do as to the BaltimOre
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line bY:Pitikerabitegit'or Wheeling. Be that's!'
t,•: - - it nosy ; lbers Will bet bash:leas enough for both;
-..... • sr/that thein need
be no rivalry between them.
-I . ',
; ;;,,.. , .. - :e - !tt- ''' It is. disbtial whether, in . any event, that road
t , -.,,,,,,....,_ • '. !.,:. tan be madta within Au years. Not a stroke
••• il , ,t . ",' tie been atinct uproritzßatr Statolsthe Borth-
AS
ern limate' The:public are perhaps WA aware.
. of the Mtpld.,,liivatmutoent.to coMpletlon of tide
road, imairing its.beliiy.opened for trivet and bu
einme this year; from Pittsburgicto Terre Ilauae,
- on the Wabash: river, in' Indiana.. This _great.
line .lie chirpof ere coppitsietc The Penn=
. sylianineMS'OhiciCampany:are constructing it
from kitilitilighte:the, Cleveland and Columbus
Road,. Mt-Creitlinei nearl3ellion, 186 miles.—
, The llellitfoistalmv and Indiana Company, from
- thaillonfhayilioiVat *the; Indiana State line, 118
FronilJuidn to hadianapolis, the Capital
of the State of Indiana, 83 miles, it is under
'
charge -of ...the Indianapolis and Beilefontalue
Comp** Frout 4 lediana to Terre Haute It is
nomplited"by thO !Indianapolis and Terre Ileum
ComPany, 71 - MilMa and from Terre Hance to
• Si. •L0n0,138 mlles, It lain charge of Comfit
ny 1m1.111nola: There are already completed 'with
heary'rralt en this lirlybyibe am: end 4:ulna
nlee, Mlles; and 14, the rinse of. this
Year: It is, confidently believed that the_ whole
runts opened from Plitaboigh to Terre
thinfe/. The raid - threugh.thn State of Illinois
• wilt beiithe bult 'to bi!oompleted, but. - elin that
will tajprilseird , threagh,at an early dsy.
The great this line will have, so
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;ii ;reseral::: the travel and-business passing
yit
• 04:941iiTitrshAry,N•will be Its obaraeter of •
'4olt4rihni.B,o,oler lines will be more or
144 -,,i,4;1 ,
Inis!c3y)Uf theinempanies•
connections
7.4.K.41`.'''L-L:lisitlt4hlie,li.alas tiit4,eettaiely
tickets trove f;ldladel
-4? Oda Itr:S.1.0 111 ; SO' they ' lo ° 4 4°. will per
.bs a diket mintinnomiT
with.
otjlitolget,.ee or,stoppege,„ wce
ot_alPhiladelphia and e
tor : a largo p!rt
line; havint-the - lewd mai* itakims_ must
be equal at least to that of, any other; lit Tilt
: •• • of course - heinterneeied by all the roadi' run: ,
nlnst Noiliaand .Bonth,nndlsilr.reeelit numb
• tntrel end boeloeas • f =hone passing .East
and. Wish , ' Bat, - as &Void/ retorted, thew
.
will only be:fib's); liner;rund the principle that
- - taberiiiko thipswa lines as long en they will
laser his Friar, In,praforenes to toting of Ids
higgsge tad getthig; on cross liaah 114/ 1 :;44 1111 I
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fr-t
EMI
m ar ; travel en this route, if started
upni-Kstaithar end, or at Intermediate pointa:,
There li one fait that is important to be con:
adored, and that 'le; the time from Pittsburgh
to cumtunati, and to Indianapolis, will be about
I the same;;Widli the distance from Cincinnati to
It3t. Levis- is at least sso Ulna!, over a high i
grade, end short corns, against 235 miles from
Irufisillifilis to Bt." Louis. over a low grade and
large curies, with a much greater- proportion
of straight line; TbMcattimquirbee will be, that
it will tan at least four hours lest time upon
the route through.ladianspolis, otherthlums be
ing aqua Besides this, at Indlardipolli this
line will connect with all the railroads of the
State, radiating to only point of the compass,
at least, tie hundred mile. of, which - will be
opened by the time this line is completed to
that place. • .
There is an additional.faoti that will hate a
most deeided effect upon the business of this road.
and Which gives to the toad its great impor
tance to'pituburge end Philadelphia, and to
the Railroad from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh,
and that is, that It will open an outlet for a
the goods for the interior olOhlo, Indiana, and
111111011 4: passing west, whether the river shall
be high or low, open a frosen. lint this is pot I
all; -when the river is dOwn,
en
it frequently is,
the goods not only for northern Ohio and cen- 1
tral Indiana will pass down this road, to be dis
tributed upon the lines of railway with which
It eoluiects, bat the drygoods for Louisville Hy.,
and !anthem Tennessee, will pass on it when
they cannot be carried down the river. There
will be a direct road from ludianapolie to Lou.
isvlile open Ibis year, and there will be none
from Cincinnati to Louisville.. The goods can
bacarried to Indianapolis as cheap as they can
I to Outgo. ti from Pittsburgh_; and the direct
routs to Louisville, by railroad, over the river ,
[route will control the it is well known
that. the Narrow bar, betwton Cincinnati Mid
Louisville, is equally, in low water, as fatal to
navigation, as the obstructions - between Pate
burgh and Cincinnati.
It is only deemed necessary todi t th e
of the reader to the map of raillUads centering
at the capital of Indiana, to instill the position
that the Ohio andPenusylranta road by a min
section there, independent of its being the
!thiough line from Philadelphia to lit. Louis, must
posse's most advantages, in point of location,
and,maat when completed, do an immense busi
ness;and 1:11140 high dividends to the stockhold
ers at the lowest rates of tra n sportation, while
the whole country through which. It passes must
derive benefits from its construction, that no
one, however sanguine, can at this time esti-
itte "Cleveland Mu Democrat," s Free SOU
daily paper,lttia been enlarged, and is now *
beantifel Amish? ie edited with spirit and
ability, 44 nand exerts very decided intluenCe
in the.Weittern Reserve. The editor, in his
New Yeeur'saddress to his readers, uses the fol
lowing eloquent language, .which will meet with
an answering tlympethetieelord in the breast of
every lover of freedom, let him belong to what
/2.rty he may:
,"And a better day is dawning. Politician and
Priest, and Commerce and Conservatism, would
stop agitation, and lull all society into calmest
repose. Beciety wills otherwise. The felon ex
ile Tomes among as from a: far off laud where
the onset of the Moslem was stayed, and the
Valle of ,oriental infidelity beaten back, giving
hope to Liberty and Protestantism, and the big
heertnt the nation throbs, its mighty_pulsa
lion is heard, thq'world over, as if earth had
spoken from its centre. No social prejudice, or
party power, comes in. o p t can come In, to blur
its clear vision; and though the purpose exists
to coward quarters, andamon slavishnds,
to. make that heart "saga with doubt and 'hake
with fear," it finds no utterance, or
if it does,
is chidby the people, as die loud thunder
chides when the clouds in autumn crack." Who
then, need tremble for the future Who doubt
the people The spirit now awake arcong.thero,
and an - strong, will, in the joyous welcome , of
eyes, hands and hearts given so gloriously and
an freely to Soorath, start into lewd
which sha ll mike Liberty at ha Liberty
abroad, the great and stirring question of our
age. ,And all that Imam and have, shall be
givsm to it.- All of head or heart shall go, with
-the gushingtidenf our warmest affection, bw
``3! Irogatreali a tith ri ttriZrirerardt
rob dam of 14aq, or the opportunity to be
happy, as well as free." -
TEAM WASEIMOTON.
• • • of Um 41ttsbunth Dilly Gazetta
Wsemscrrox, Dsio 11, 8 P. hi., 1851
We are ringing the knell oithe old year, and
greeting the *dint of the new;with the clang
of contention. The House in yet furiously
struggling over the simple-resolution for the of
ficial reception of GOT Kossuth. There is no
Prospect of s speedy dacha= The friends of
Koistoth and of freedom, are fatigued, are al
=et ;worn out, with their protracted conflict
with the violent and tuumraptdons faction which I
are resisting action by the molt patty and con- I
teimptible shifts known in parliamentary ettate
gy; still they are in high spirits, and &tiptoe de
' tormiled to ova through thejrandution. The
minority are almost phrentied with excitement,
and yet timid„ for they fear the power beyond
the sphere of their petty passions, which is
closely watching their procsedinp, the power of
the people. One worthy gentleman has de
clared with frantic vehemence that be will re-.
rist to the last extremity, Parc and cistschers, the
stimaionment of the great American doctrine of
non Intervention. This, you Bee, is a significant
invitation to any adventortme.interverdionist to
take a trip with him to Bladensburg. It is en
necessary to ay that this bellicose gentleman is
from the 'tunny South, and that argument le not
:infrequently used with greet effect.
If the resolution pass tooilght, Kossuth eri
be presented to thellouss on Friday suet, the
day of its next meeting. ,
' Since the foregoing waswrittekt, the unseemly
and discreditable struggle in the House has ter
minated by its adjournment to IFridsy without
action upon the subject. At about eleven o'-
clock, 11r. Cuter, Who took the y lead in urging
the adoption of thrisolution, perceived the
hopelessness of the o ntest, and himself =tried
to adjourn. I have no doubt the AUStrilin and
Russian Bliastere, at the other nd of the ave•
sue, beard the news of the res t, and the ao.
'count of the mama in which i had been so
conspifued, with profound fop. Some of the
more sanguine friends of giving th suita
ble ~reoeption, are confident they will be
able to apply a proper corrective to this unman
ly slight, by the tintless of the Roue on Friday.
I do not expect any 4stch thing. When I heard
men by the clearest iMplicatlon denouncing the
revolution which gals ns a national existence,.
I saw that the objection to hemming • European
apostle of liberty-mas based upon deep seated
- hostility to liberty itself, u well in America as
elsewhere. The course of the/Unita steeds out
1
in meat favorable contrast with that of the
Rouse In this aria... , Jos...
Wissisorps, January 1,18.52
•
The sew Year has broken upon us, clear, soft
and beautifuL Wirier have I luoMns amore pro
found political, calve. Perhaps this quiet Is an
inevitable result of the paroxysm of excitement
in which the previous year was poised. Like a
patient recovering from a fever,'v a are torpid
and lethatt; becanie our ratural =allies Bain
been eibasuned by too vehement
the action, . Sa fer
as regards the United Steles, year 862
promises to be One of few momentous incidents.
It Is the completion of an Olympiad *lath brings
with it exchange of rulers without sisfinternm-
Bop of the regular. operation of government.
But this change will probably te smaciMnpanied
by say cum of poplar (Win. The next Free.
Mendel election will eve rise to little agitation
of any kind, and may be expected 'to be as re
spectablY monotonous an affair, in the moat fe,
noticed loser of order 'could desire. Iu the Old
World the aspect of affairs is quite different.
There the beaded conspirators against public
liberty appear to have carried their most lot
.
quitens ends, and to bn.Uulted in in unholy
league against freedom Move* form, which is
as strong as it is withal When the seeds of
hitred and revenge width the deeds of' these
111 14 hot. sown b11,4714t in the minds Of the
people, will germinate and pro:lucre &we tent
wreole,.tbroouh "bleb, shine Europe eon be
tediretcrsd,. lOf ttatd not to foresee.. Bat I.ro
grot tO Airy ttsktan el 9 judgement, there tallitte
wimp to Sopstr meth igansvil andlirepos.:
silted Spigniot thsp4als, urng the ;tor
'entrptsr, as *II briss Simla the radical sOmts
whichthe times demand. That' a day of t.rrt
ble reckoning le , approathing 'between the peo
ple and their betrayors, there can be no doubt,
but I fear that the latter are too strong to jus
tify any expectation of its occurring within
the perickt which has been generally assigned
fo it.
This has been. u uisnat, a day of festival,
rendered much more animated than usual by
the presence of the illustrious Kossuth. Re
has divided with . the President of the Republic
the attentions of our citizens. The annul New
Tear's levee et the While House, was exceesively
crowded, as it always is. It was supposed by
many that Kossuth would be among the visitors
Ibis morning, but it was not, the ease. lie would
undoubtedly have eagerly sought to witness thin
pleasing, and to him, novel spectacle, of the dare
striated intercourse between the Chief Magistrate
and the people, but any arrangerient in which he
could have participated would necesearily have
interfered with the customary presentation of
the foreign diplomatic carps. Bodiseo,
Hulee
man, the representative of the treacherous
usurper, Loule Napoleon, and De Ls Bares,
would have leapt out of their laced and jew
elled uniforms at the profanation, tut they would.
have deemed the introditotion of this man of
the people.
You will have been informed through the
very faithful and accurate reporter by tale
graph of Idessuth'e movements, that he was rt.
delved by the President yesterday, together
with an account of 'rat was said on the one
Bide and the . other. Being too unwell myself to
give a close personal attention to these occur
rences, I must, for the present, leave you to
.such sources of intelligence.
To-day Goy. Fossuth",s rooms,. at. Brown's,
were tilled with a crowd of :curious and respect
ful visitors. Ile, with a portion of hie suit*,
visited mural places which are centres. of at
traction els ouch days, sad'-among-Others,
Webster's residence, where he reoeived the
wittiest attentions from the distinguished hosts.
He is of course surprised, and somewhat hurt
'at the disgraceful and.despicible conduct of the
House of Repreaentatives, in refusing to recog
nize his presence at the Capital, after baring
invited bim here. If the House do not take
some action better It acting its own dignity nod
his position, that cireurostaace may abridge his
sojourn among us.
Wasittsovon, Jan. 2, 1852.
Another day hap been spent by the house of
Representatives over the waterer Kossuth's re
ception. All the resources of petty limit° ap
peared to here been exhausted on Wednesday,
but those who thought-so had little idea of Ithe
obstinate prejudices, the deep seated malignity,
runt the thorough, 4leep salted hatred of popular
liberty, which, in fact, 14 . at the bottom of the
opposition to this public teptlmoulsl to Kossuth.
This men is the great Muni/mane of Liberty's
Battle in 1848 and '49, Upon which this na
tion should hasten to main its mark. We, of
all the men in the world,ehoitld pay the greater
homage to Freedom, because At is now io chains
—"A melsaehols 010tiTa
to grace the tyrant 'victor's triataph.
Bat the effort to obtain for Gov. Kossth the
national civi lities that are due to him, here. wit
fell, as I foresaw from the first; because, though
he comes among us as the man of all nations, and
is looked upon by every crowned oppressor, and
by every minion of such, ILI the champion of the
people in all lands, hie reception is opposed on
purely sectional grounds. The mast ere of Amer
ican slaves will not allow Koseuth to be receiv
ed at the seat of government, because they think
it to be for their Interest and their safety that
the people of Europa should he sheen. They ,
are against any freedom any where, but the
freedom of a few men, to buy and to sell, to
lash and ireprison, to tax and behead, to work
and to slay ether men, for their own pe:mliar
'advantage. The literary which fills the prisons
of Sicily, and makes letharoni of half the pop
ulation of Naples, lathe 'tame in trait 40 that.'
"peouliar" system which makes half the whites of
South Caroline Pariahs In their own land, and
I slaves of the-blacks.
TO 4'4. -*lid -OD-Wiantl'Ws.. ll-1.1,1
innalMt -11M
oath from the American . besot Not that the
South in a body went against itiniWr the North
in a body for him, but that servility to Oa-eery
sewed itself iike a Hydra with a hundred foul
and hissing heads between him and the cordial
welcome of the nation. Ilr. Brooks, of New
York, editor of the Express, who made a nary
speech against any public • courtesy to Koasuth
en Tway, was the fast who openly rested his
hostility upon prwelavery grounds. Though
compelled, as he confessed, by fear of popular
. reprobatioa, to rote for the resolution, he would
not do as without accompanying nis vote by a
wanton attack upon Mr. Giddings for his anti-
elavery sentiments: though neither 'M. G. nor
soy body else had Bald a word /or moved a Step
to connect Keestith with slayery either for er
Here is the' old etory; perpetual outrage and
aggrmetion by slavery upon every intern', eve
ry sentimenL,and every principle which doe. not
minister to its advantage or cringe beneath
ita-sitmolence. - You will ace how nobly "the
South," meaning always thereby the masters of
slaves in the South and the hater* of freemen
and freedom every where, is returning the, fe
yorief the. Northern Demoiracy, which at the
beginning of this session bowed to the dust be
(petit _ They were told to rota once more for a
Southern Speaker, and a proscriptive Southern
organisation, and they should have their own
way on solutions, principles, and mearcres.
They did so' and here is the return for their lib
erality. But mirk, else, how gross is their in
sult to all our German and other adopted chi
less. This large ohm have gad hither from Ea
' rope, as to a city of refuge, to escape from that
tyranny and that grinding of the face of the
poor, which Kossuth wu sacrificed for resisting.
Tho representetlve of thin great principle is re
viled and spurned hare, only by the advocates
of aggrestive, haughty, edvancing slavery. All
others vita up to honor him and Ms erase.—
They spit upon him, denounce him. as a revola-
tiontht, an ititPudent emissary of cans culottriars"
—that was 'jag phrase I have beard—and like
the Pharisee to the Publican, bid him stand
ulde, for they are better then he. This is Ur
thing else then a denunciation of all Immigrants
fur Europe who do not bring with them a love
of aristocracy, and monarchy, and thb Institu
tions which belong to that sentiment.
For my put, as a friend and admirer of Kos
suth, I would now let the matter drop in Con
gress. Enough has been done to Dhow that
"the tyranny of 9 minority," and a very con
tamptible minority at that, j ilt strong and defer-
Mined enough to prevent favorable action. Let
this fact go to the country. Let ibis new aa.
poet date electionsl contest be properly present.
ltd to the people of the free and the stare States,
and let the public judgment be patiently waited
for. Slavery has needleasly and impudently
thrust herself Into this affair, and the result, I
am sure, will show, that the has only driven
another nail Into her own coffin, and taken an
additimml stitch in her shroud.
It was observed by others as well se myself,
yesterday, that One. lictsauth appeared end and I
disappointed. His conversation with the Prey-
Meat hed probably weakened the strong and ar
dent hope he had entertained, that our mover- I
anent would declare openly and practically for
Hungary. He dines with the Secretary of State'
to day.[. There was no quorum of the Senate,
' and his visit to that body_ will be postponed un
til Monday.
The finest tables set yesterday, end the most
siffable, agreeable, and pleasant hosts were little
iresidences of Secrete?) , Corte, Gen. Scott, and
Senator Dongleas , • If the General does not ob
tain the Whig nomination the Judge will deserve,
to be President for being each an irresiztabis
clever fallow. .thrtutte.
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4 i ,
• CCONAIII ri rag S. S. Mom to 1851.—We
eiserve by official Table of the Assistant
Trimmer, abllshed In the Philadelphia In
quirer, that the total coinage of the United
Status Mint at Philadelphia for the past year
amounts to fifty-two millions iii hundred and
eighty-nine thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight dollsre—whlle the coinage for the . Month
of December, which has just gone.by, amounts
to six million sixty thousar.d three hundred and
fortpene doihirs. This, we believe, Is the largest
amount that was ever coined ins tangle etonth;.
The entire coinage for the year ices, in gold,
$52,148,448.; silver, $148,797 ; copper,. $990.
eat,
FOREIGN NEWS
BY THE AFRICA
The following are all the details of importance
which bare reached ne of the news brought by
the Africa, which arrived at new York on Fri
day bringing dates one week later.
LOSIXIIIO4C. 20.
The money market continues willsout*tcra
lion. The stook of Bullion at the Bank rapidly
increases, and in the course of a week or two
will be as high as at' any period of the history
of that establishment. Consuls at the IBS: date
were at 98, and this afternoon they have closed
at 94, or 91.4 ei-dividend.
Two small failures have occurred during the
wee k. One was, the firm of Luakle Brothers,
• West India home In London, with liabilities
for £30,000, and the other was Platt, Bone A.
Casson, of Liverpool, for £25,000.
In the grain market there has b,.en little va
riation. Cotton. during the week has declined
id per lb.
The next packets will be the Franklin on the
22d and the Atlantic on the 24th of Bee.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC
The Paris journals are received up to the IStb
of December. Louis Napoleon seems to have
consolidated his power, and for the present
Franco Is manifestly in hie hands.
Victor Hugo, for whose anent a warrant had
been issued, had reaehod BrumeLe, and escaped
the power of the President.
Several ex-Representatives bad been set at
liberty as had also Gat Cavaignac, to whom the
President addressed an autograph letter, In
forming him that he was released from incarcer
ation, without any condition, and expressing re
gret at the inconvenience the General must have
suffered from his fortnight's imprisonment, which
reasons of State had rendered necessary. The
general. and hie bride were about to proceed to
Holland.
The Public having inserted a letter ascribed
'to General Cavaigriac, containing his adhesion to
the Government, the Minister of the Interior ad
dressed the following letter to the editor on the
Mr. Editor,—The Government, in interdicting
attacks, cannot With propriety permit the Mitt.
Goo of pretended adhesions, thoughtlessly, if
not falsely BMW. I have acquired the certi
tude that the letter which you &melba, to Geer
ral Cavaignac, and of which you cite a fragment
in your journal of this morning, was never writ
ten by him. The Government, not wishing. to
deceive any one, orders tol insert this decla
ration is your next number. Receive, he.,
A DE Mortar,
Paris Dee. 17 Minister of the Interior.
Colonel Charms, who was supposed to be s
r Virisoner at Ham, has'not been heard of since
the night of the 2d of December—the time of
1,11 &reed-
Department of the-Daesett-Alps was gen
erally pacified. Avignon watt she quiet. COM •
muniestion between Digne and` Avighon had
been re-opened. The departments generally
were settled, battalions having been marched
into -the disaffected towns.
The Minister of Marine has ordered fire . ves•
seta to be fitted out for the transportation to
Cayenneof convicts who have broken them ban,
and of persons affiliated to secret middles. They
will' in fifteen or twenty days be able to trans
portto Cayenne 2000 men. Another 'fleet is
equipped in the Mediterranetm for the teenager.
tation of French citizens to Lambeasa in Alga-,
ria.
A proclamation of the Governor of Algeria,
declaring the colony ion state of siege, was con
firmed by a decree of the President of the P...
public, on the 18,1 i of December.
'The department of the Jun wso also declared
ill a state of mega, making 24 out of Sr. depart
ments thus eituated.
The Minister of the Interior bat received ad•
hesinns and addresses from 21 communes of the
Vargas, and from trommones, municipal council
lorsonayors, National Guards, So, of various
places in 20 departments.
Thenetre from the departments continues to
be 'favorable.'
The Minister of the Interior has addrewed a
eirculer to the prefeets, calling on them to,send
in an account of the eondnet of the National
Gazed in each commune doting the late dieter.
bunco. It ii impossible, the circular de7three,
to allow anybody of National Guards to exist
on which the most perfect reliance cannot be
placed at a tritical moment. The prefect; John
eequently, la hie report is to elate which of these
bodies ought to he mainialoal. sod which to be
dissalvisd. The prefect is also to poiot out each
individruihrof the National Guard as he may
conceive to have merited by their good conduct,
the attention of the President of the Republic.
In all cows where more acme, belonging to the
state, exist le a commune than are required fer,
the National Guard , they are immediate!, to
forwarded to the it sithe.exptesa-of.
fro:alba foods at the di
poesl of the bl atter of the Interior. In
where theta are vacancies. aessurget-thweffioere
of any body cf . :iodated hoards the prefeetis to
'4l3Zrelea Ideotim,judgment it filip up with pls.
sea temporarily.
According to the dispatch of Col. Waiters Cu
thi general cornmending the Car, there mow
km been serious disturbances to that district
The city of Aupe wasoccupled bills insurgents.
Cal. TRUSTS says
-1 attacked in front and turned them on the
left They were overthrown at the first shook
arid tied to evit , 4 direction. We killed from 80
to 90 of their men, sad eaptored.ff;, standards; .
lb quintile of , "pOwder., and& quantity of fire
arms and proxislos s ...tnitlrdeacei t pden. We
have only to ,
Two officers
....ithieWithidaioned officer's
and privitag . naded.. , The inOirgente
have almestiffirtMernerl to their houte,i,,The
roads are covered with fin &reused ammittution.
As I was informed that anothereolumn of the
insurgents woe atlfalernee, Citeteateded thew
after I bad allowed game repose • to'bty troop&
I did not enconnWribe rebels. • They had left
the preceediog day to join those at Aups, whose
I number, I was told, amounted to from 800 to
3500, commanded by the former editor of Tie
People of Marseilles, who aseurawl the title of
general I shall march with four companies to
, operate on the Garde•Vreynet and the neighbor
hood. I expect to 'trite *greet blow, and thus
to complete the paciftratiorsof the department.
At the atonal banquet of the old officers of
the Imports' Giant toasts were offered and
' 'peaches-were made, which pretty plainly Doll
, cited that the army is mainly relied upon for the
"preservation of order" in France under the re
'gent of. the Prince President. •
M. de Fallout. and his friends have advised
' their party "not to coat a single nrgaliee vote
during the ineettn of December:Bo."
The corresponded of the limas sops that
since the proclamation of the Pre-feat of the
Seine, telling on the electors to exercise their
franchise for the election of the President of the,
'Republic, more than 20,000 persons have op
plied at their respectivemunineipallties for vo
ting tickets.
In the second arroodisement 'the number of
applications has amounted to 28,000.
The official results of the election will not be
know before the 28th or 29th that.
The Genoa papers of the 12th asserts that the:
French troops in Africa had received the new. ,
-of the coup re dor with great coolness, show
ed discontent at the Imprisonment of the
genwala and called for their • release while vot
ing.
lIIJNOARI
The Vicuna correspotment of the Times says
that on Wednesday: the 10th ultimo, before
dsybaesk, a epeeist train arrived from Hun
gary at the Vienna terminus of the Northern
railroad.
It mut composed oftwelve catches, each of the
twelve coaches contained a prisoner with three
gmi x. r olos. On their arrival horses were Im
mediately pat to the carriages, and the cortege ,
accompanied by a detachment of gend'arteas
drove off to some prison.
The prisoners were of both sexes, the men in
irons. Prom a credible source I learn that Kos•
nuth's dieters were the female prisoners, and the
others were nobles.
Whether any tracts of • conspiracy were seta•
ally found when the lodging of the sisters wore
searched I sue tumble to say.
[MLR is certain that the suspicions of Gov
ernment have bean violently excited by some
circumstances which here recently , occurred in
•
Hungary..
IdISC EL LANLIHUS.
A design by Sir Joseph Paxton, for the In
tended Exhibition of the Industry of all nations
at New York, has been on slew. this week in
London:
The plan is upon a similar principle to that of
the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park, and the ma
terialism gluts, Iron, and plate,.
There are two entrances, one at each end, and
the construotion of the door•way,is somewhat
similar to that of tho transept•eatrance to the
Exhibiton in Hyde Park.'
The roof Is to be of slate, In order to resist tie
weight of snow to which It 'may be exposed In
the United States.
'The structure will be built upon arches,'
•nd the galleries will be support by brackets.
The design bon the whole remarkable for Its
itimplielty and practicabillty.and is another proof
of Sir Joseph Paxton's great skill in this d
partnineht of in.
Tae WAR 00 Till RIO OILANDL.--WO receive.
ed yesterday an extra of the New Orleans True
Delta, dated Dec. 18. which contains intelli
gence from the Bk. Grande to the 2d ult., t
oeived by the brig Brownsville. The war an the
Rlo Grande had bean resumed by OarsinJal, and
s severe engagement had taken place between
his foreee and those of the bielloan General
/mord at COMITO; in which the latter
b, en driven from the. Veva and dumb; and
form ' to retreat We t bowie on a hill Outside the
toads; whiah'esritsjal was preparing to attack,
when .th e wireivmdent, whit VIM the informs
to thtEtir Brim lift , The fighting Winn to
v i ( iy rla
N } l; . `l
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have inett despitate on both aides. The Mexi
can loss is said : to:here been large. Their
dian allies were nearly all killed, with their
Chief. Capt. Corona, the Commander of the
Mexican artillery, had been taken prisoner, and
was mortally wounded. On Caravojel's side,
the loss amounted to ten killed and twenty
wounded—among those killed were Capt. Chinn,
E. Graham, and a Lieutenant in Walker's
coppany. A large portion of the cannon, am
munition, wagons, horses, arms, &c., belonging
to the MetiCaUS, had been captured by the on•
posits party. The Mexican Innen, according
to the lettefi of tho correspondent, seems to have
been first drieett from Mier, and afterwards
overtakenCerralvo, where the engagement
occurred. A detatchment of three hundred cav
alry, under command of Col. Garcio,' was on the
way to joi 4 Jauregui, and another general en:
gegen:mut eras anticipated.
, •
terMORT, AtIOUT MCLANE:ft VEIMITUG6.—
h ee d th e billowing testimonial as to the value of Ulla
great medicine fur worms
— TM. la to certify that 1 purclumed ore vial of McLane'.
Worm Swine come two month• lola.. I administered
two nooonfols to a eon of mine. abort 7 min old and I
hare go doubt but that them were wpwards of 1600 wort.
p e ,,,e,A from him, immuring Irom ono quarter of an inch
to two inches in length. U. W. 11ULLODAT."
All children miter more or le. from Worms. and we
take leaeure ha Mentamending klelaroya . F e rmi:e,
know glt shear. to tore.
To had of all the principal druggists.
For awls by' J. If I 1/11 * lb)..
dels-Ami.ler No. GO icon) et.
Fall Importation of Baraware, Cutlery, •
LO4AN, WILSON & CO.,
No. 129 Wood Street,
owt< to toil We mE
attelalion Iliorchalata d °there
Melt talus nom of
TORSION ADD DOMESTIC
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.,
40iLTY.0 BY RECANT PACHNTS,
And wh Woo now owed to otter at loth prier.
cannot r gel to photo,
AI
Mr Ao
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full amertizent of BIANNT ra
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paieute fat letamek .110. 1. thie attethooo at teettet. lIJ
proneol le the Allathetty threetert. The blend!} of the
reettly are tell k l_bet to alley l
Ise . A meeting mill be Lehi on next Wen
.
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yet of which .ball be to Mks Into eunalderanno aid aub•
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tbennunreion.tweth r, rr .oth member, of a1...char....A.
and retn.lloo In that rniolty.lotounnenon frith all •hein
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Darla. No 11 rnut. rotriamelon fot en .Ibraann
lat of April. noggin of C. 11. PAL/ In,
IrAnf h u. 7d %Vidal pc_ .
To .Printers and Publishers.
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thn (Ake of the County Column...ono+, up to 000
of
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tten Ilontio at tn. thdd Dairittong by D.
Though. an We thigin. Character and Interrretatiom
of Berlytural Pmahmy, In &tyro Discourser. by J. IL
Turner, D. D.
AirChegne's Worta.:: vats.
Trigs !Defray a pitt,buna..
• The Broken Dwells< and other Poem; by slnt. C. IL W.
Italimr, formerly MI.. Waterman. .
(flaming§ .1.'3 Orooringa from a Psalm,* Port Folto; by
Rea. j Dana-wet. J. YD
Jas
B UTTER -2 bbla. Fresh for sale by
,
JAMES DALZELL
Wanted. -
TWO PERSONS Who can furnish satisfac
tory rrtereverp as to rharactfr szitt Lupine. qualltl
notoo.. t ,, tottto In prottable• agetley. Adthept tun 70.
sim, VOL same.
lirAlta'S—A young woman can go into a
V reariectable family. and unrsei•chlld as wet nurse:
sereml dry annex. eltoutulartailiii, housekeepers,
ZnZitenaltlVZa tsar
wick;
ii plrice ' g u af d
•w w = n t
t,, to a primary school All lands of *Reticles atten
ded to ter mcderate charges. AS..
A:IRV Dlaisood. Alle g heny city.
AlO.l. - PITY OF WANTSA good ateady
well cacummended 6001rd...rim . wants a plan. lir let
°lamb: ameral Milellllll3. haul-lees, ~,,,,,hou." .m.
SW/ taro and lie., of all arm, want employment. Moues
borrowed and lent ISAAC HARRIS,
_ ja= Diamond. Allegheny rite.
Copartnership.
'RAVING this day sold to J. S. DILWORTH
ll A Co. an Interest Iti my Wholesale Shover, busi.
es.,
the style of the firm hereafter will be SAMUEL I . '
:URI VEIL A CO. SAML. P. SIIIIIVE/i.
Pittsburgh. duality let, lii:i2. [ flair
AMUEI. P. SIIIIIVAR & Co., Wholesale
S
Oranqa and Crarnstaaion Mrchants. enctllern In
Ltr7 l'"•=4jar:l7%lQ/lil:4ll.lelgra.d7l.lle.
burgh. 3•3
IIN •S. DILWORTH. (P., holegalo
to l G rocers, and Almon , fur Ilatard'abirder W
and Safatl
31 Wool a.. Ilttalmrah. jar, •
Dissolution.
• ...
firm of Covode & Cole, Agents or the
L Penneylentils Itai;rreul co n is dirsoived he mutual
ionernt. Imm [hie dale. 111 accounts and titIMA will be
reified he John CoenJr. JOIINVont, ,.
Plibiburgb, Jan. /. JOHN V. CJIIE.
• Partnership Notice.
ItAVE this day tuomiated with mu Thos.
I Ci. 110.111. and Ili A..ncr ^I the l'eunulvards ItAilmad
00, .111 M hereafter eondoet.i under the qt..le.r . l'oe.ao
A Graham." JOHN COVODE:
Ylltxburgh, Januar, 1. PYI.
/O. onrorm T1V,11.55,11/.11.
110VOHE GRAHAM, Agent+. of Penna.
I I Itellrnstl p., numer of Penn anti W.Tnr C•nal
Pl.burgh.
Dividend.
Fr LIE President and Directors of the hand
81reeC1Intlae (Nanganty. bare tins d•T 11 1 .1 .1 . 1 r 1,1 • di'
•04..1 of Iwo dollar+ and Iltty nen. per rhare out of the
p'"" I"
4'
'"."h".
",11t71:;:n;Tgli,,r.
Plttaburth. Jan. 2. •
1 AI and International Mae:trines,
I fur J. 2121 1 .1. reed at HOLMES...m..Iw Lim Pt.. 1111.
TUIZPENTINE-1a bbl.. prime, for
13 mi. 1,1 It 11. SKLLEiti..
11,1_1SEED bIA
b. pure, for mule by
• R
,_..—
i LC,OIIOL--2 0 MA.. 76 and 92 pee emit..
dx..f. pale L. by It. E. 01,1.1.E11.±.
1 ARP 011.-10 bills. No. 1, - Winter, for
1 A sale by 11. e:. FELLEKS.
7KIME CONNECTION bawl - en the eakrwri
lwro riz/./s nn Olt. tint A. elll.llNltlgilli will un
olcur of lb. firm In Et* rwttlement. tho
A. CU I.IIEIIIFLON.
last.. 51. 'LI.
I. 11. 19.1011 A/:
riniE SUBSCILIISEIi will continue the
I[llsl.ssala tlratart and Ikaatta I.usltneas
brlattlarr. at 1,5 LOA, st
FOIE Proßident and Board of Managers o
Vit Ibu Northern Liter.. fluids. Corufaulq hlleltuflJu
h
.I.fe4 • divi.leul tlqu prvfa, .qf /mid 1
hot tear, a tlue Dollar ou .hare of the rapital e
pot of the the 1.. t ,uar. •tel Oue Iquhar mtt
the aurplu. eapatsl to the handl, o f the Trueetarer—th
1.11/ bq haul to the ator•luqUi A
I[l Alt rrn un or
Tn th
qr qq.h.f,
l.
AlleOl•TIT: January lit.
B UTTER-4kp, Parke 1;
k .i • 0 MA+.
f‘ R
All 1: M. 01. ,t,-1. nr. J ..mi for .0,11
I,llllllllth a co.
. /
ARD--3 }.tae. and I ker ; 1 , 4 i 7 i, n41:- , 11 ,. .y ,,,
1. 1 -r t
71 RI Eli
..PE;ACIIES-I.%uciciri,fi.s.r.,iaale by
D "'F.LLAPPLE:s-3 aseloi for e
i.ilale by
..1 P. enutv a e".•
. .
I 1 14; KOlt Y NUTS-10
S. b i n
bla i b i l....f. i al ,
a e ( b . 7
•
(COFFEE- 40f) Lag.. prime Rio, for pale by
.0 J A 011.1,/111 - 11 k I'..
1 JOT A.,3f1.--30 make rare, for pale by
IL Tel .1 : 1 . DILWORTH l. C`O.
; UTTER - 10 bb — LL freah Roll, for rale by
pp ml J. P. DILWORTII a CO.
L"D--' 0 PeFia Leaf, for vale be
.r. P. DILWT/Ili II k Ikl.
QY j R " tIP-10 Ws. 00oda.le'e, tot Rale by
, ICI int. .1.4 onwpirr2l):42.
Niti"MklA-15OItillir ante—Fly
.01' J. IL b1LW0732/12 CO.
- 4 . :, illiAit—i: Matt now, to arrive, for sale by
CI JAI . J Il VILITIIIITH 4 CO.
910BACCO-40 kegs Six Twiit, Swoup's
4.nrbt ;a Oen eml Mr .1. low by
DILWORTH a CO.
1 ..... ~._. TT Wie..l .111 et.
Co. CIORN lill; A.1..--,W 31. A. Met:Lill:I: & o
ak r ..11 aamatiar W eTenumulT Tubbbed with frog%
are:oak .411 , 4 Clark geel. whit. amt Tell., from tae Nevi
11licblen 111.11., will. b le aI be 1.1.1 at Ow famed TlLbloTale
I
awl re.0.1.m1. de:11
•1 - ; 1 tIQS-15 0 +lom. fremh, for male by
1.A.,.., 14 a U. A. 34cCLU CM a CO..
tirnrrr ..IT , ,,p.kre.
i ' iitilli/ND NUTS--47 ba,em jto arrive) for
..k
1 by la 6111 I, , AIIIIDICkIi:V A CO.
VEATIIERS-'--4 3 racks for male by
1' dr3l IS &DUI DICK 6at (.1.
=:E=I
g lofroN bales fur tale by
1 ) orzt 1.1 . A3K El" A I`ll.
YG IRON—`29 tont 'Winfield Furnace.
for naln by 1 , 1”.;1 I J. A it. 41,1
NO. MOLASSES—SO Vaal+. to Arrive. tor
. le by
d0..71 en
. 0 stem
I,\ ._
XTRA FLOUR
7. 5 , 0 TbIA. nears . r tat .r 7
soo " Illohnont 11111 e, ...Pantry . ;
Por nell. by BELL
APIP.6t Goal flovin. 1.1.21 y nt.
1 ANDREW ROGERS' Compound Sr
i./ run of LIVEHWORT. TAP.. in 4
Alp.= of
iinno...:teateln,l(7l,rnoir Brunebstni. b..,
t'nuxb, Lto.tp. PI. U•I. Liter OnupAiot. fait. to the
othnr Lung Coonpublotnlnvl , TK to enumtyptlnu I At..
haring • orrery. ro , A. s bn.lo..ugh, or any othnr alerh - u o y
snout Ow gaunt ar lunc*. tAruid Sry thin ill -
vr. It till n4r4y It ban nun. thoumod.
In thin rlq. A baLl nnelnrhnll aub.4 to mon.
uhrny•trnle haat enonuenyalon. Prim, in lug. bottle,
1I Me b""'" pin l bot tr P. l f i L t , R. E.
Sty Irlantese ea n
Winnt olrneb.
AN
t !, s k t) . A . R L !),
by L b. 'feat, Al Pd.
ROURTII AND THE HUNGARIAN WAR: C•aahrttlaw
• eattiptet. hirtswy of the Womb. .l the Ilaa•mMah for
LtbmGy• with tioGorf of Gt. Manua Chief,
ad
who MotlnaulAtieil themfelym In muatil mad la the liebt.
J. L. 11.KAD.
GAM Apollo 11101411 m. Fourth M.
'AQUA A Mrila lA-10 carboys for sak by
Gehl J. kw, a (NI.
IPEORGE HOWLEY, Si, will find a)et
be susssoo to him from th. Gotistri.. by
rili~n4 nn thomilwatherh. A. WILKINS A Co_
corner of Minket and Third ittf.
Imo _
reItENCII MERINOS--A. A. MARON CO,
. at, their ands of Unto, of morn than L 11,3 plarww.\
MITIop thris wad scowl wales. at now...third Ins than the
usual mitts 4h.
VF.INFIT CLOAKS—We will 'markdown
V the biLtnes of our Yelswt Cloaks to Ins thsowntern
ese.. [we I a. A MASON:t CO.
Dissolution of Partnership.
T"E partnership heretofore existing under
the style .nd Lltle at JOIlltPOllTl4llk at_ lo this
del involved by the wlthitrewist or JAII A.•51eK1111111f.
The hawing, a the lets One sitM be settle' by John Pon
We. who will continuo the buriaw et the old nand. No.
411tetket street. . JAtl. A. IIeKNIIIIIT,
. elothl JOllll PuiliThlL
SCIIIRDAM'S Aromatic Belnappa-2 bxet
for gale biJeal J. KIDD t ,
I
Wortt pt.
QIIALING WAX-150 Qul. for Halo by
d , 2
J. KIDD & Co.
fA UltSl-2 W
U del ,
Y
- 4 — L6lloL—' 2o bi
l'!„ . - ral• by
N A -Ew 00N— Hama
en, in mete houP., fbr
HLASKETS & et)ISIVORTS.—I have te•
I if o."lved ouolhor lot of Llomo loam Blankrto l
o. ad boo
Ival. 00111.
Tblol Morel.
• Holiday Hato. •
Aj!con & CO. haveet reed a kw a
:sax... of thIA heakutlful tar t r the 110 Why e
leh they halt, the attars of Oentterneet.
de.2
*(lkel,7FW-11i tierccao: 2;
;,. 67 big..
;47...14-IACOSTF
41citat
n'mpnelor. mak " (
of deelrable eolore.—/ fall imp.
imeoleeien4,4nernillos • One arlsele of Meek mixial. for
psw~efuw 10 mourning. Aleo. plash Saxony Flannels, for
' 1144 railialf of o en. co.ntr, Kt the normal low
price of 31 erste. 4617
BUTTER--5 hhle. Roll, for Bale
de. WICK a hispANDLLSS.
thristmae and New Year'e Day.
THE Banking House of W2il. A. HILL A;
0b..11l be cloeml on the. :tli iner.,and let proximo.
Noon nal alike felling doe on those data must here
tention she dors Florwil,MX. ileXlhr.
I . . Select BehooL
la WILLIAMS will open a Select School
111-tili'lqw...47=algr. Ala:4r . ro . ig.7.1.1.
Bth or pad: 2 . c l= M i lh stud. \
o r , $0 per *tau, per vertex of it vett. \,
Jaciat - 8
EAcito• " lo
• c.ancw •
•
ITISIBER LEVIGATED, a transparent an
11l eats rolor--ZOO lb.lts kat* and far b T
da.As • J. IDD'. C,
FMENU '1300*876 paini for mi.;by
Je3l v . • II.IIIILLIre.
. .
NDIA RUBBER. WEBBlNa—Silk An
„IL Cotton. Inr (Utters, flu nee at N. lle I,l= .
.1.11111.
COMA
BaLrixosa AlmiuNJOO.--AdreiHnmeOU and avivtriP
be this paper neoln..l KO forward. , Croce(
m , . affho.
There no A general quietness in the market'
yeetrday. and vary little no dove beyond mall or retail
trarrearnona for fly conaurnntion.
FLOUR— Reeeipte mellow very lidht. and prime Sr.
by no means firm. :ta1ee . ..1 . 4 Lbls from Ord Ural , V.V.' 75
Zt bbl. Sale; tn small lota from Apra 8[134 3 11. S fora. I.
and extra.
tittAlfi—vales on the wharf of ^ l.O be Corn st 45e. and
000 bu t...es at 2>_. balmy 150 Oats from store at Isle it La.
Wheat le oreldlng In mall Int" at 55 Cd G2r, arconling to
QUAtiIIT. We hams no padre of Rye or Barley.
cotudderable lota of Sag. , and
31olseone host'. ortivrd.
ding F.ltw 25 bOl4
lot ot m'iosak , PJe.I
rtel to. Cuff, in^t flint
wuptry trail+. klutz
WIIIPKISI—SaIeo of
7il avallnn.
CLOTER S C.
i 7 u "0 bu.
Altr- 4 —Sale \ k ,
\
Fuld at Vt.5 . , ,,c. I'
. t ., x
DRIKI FRUIT 'a
pealed. a t 1. and 't7n it
hare no fta • of anIN
CIICESE,SaIe. I 1
iturry.R.- v. oat .
store at 1501 for eho t
110 1 . --ealca 0 loudatt
COTTON T Alt '—The
Prird , of Cott. \ 'lnns. b vbs.
further reduction been , t
roann a.
tere •.: Nit._... „ lto
. **- 11; • ' r ‘ 4 , . I . - -------- ----0'
I•te No. IN,.
. ...... :\. 7 , %i t.,7 \ i,V;:%
r .
. ---- ‘ ,. . 4 ; ::-\ • f lLL' iliir l' t Wil / 4 s,
I'. B 4 vtiEi; .-.
at; `• rt inn. 'No . 4 ..
u lac
',... .
\. ,
COFFEE, CIR. , AR. ' \ \\
, ratan.
` a 1 ' et a oh , ett a int;
t. rt 1110,..W., t • ham
1 of h tota4of.. l i ttfel
I \ ..u. a whirl I tit ' n•
au and ant ter
'U. lia not -
'• O. t'.'thttit
Leftnt Knelt
t o Inch 2 , t. .
1 aa of other .
1 de rnotta
te on 111.21 d at\
tt . ria . r that
X ' n ' . 1. ,
,i ' l
t'Y
N. 6_—.
No. E...—..
No. 7.__..'
NC.. 8..._...
Nn. m.......
N^.11.......
ri .
No.
No 1000.
Are..ding to the rehab. tirculh
this
a leoglng brnkerette bowel the
this port noting the , ear
. 1 , 011. were,
and .f other .I.....relption•sa.igg—Lab
1 l ' fl . ,ja. b .:: !!....I.l ' 4.7 " :7l ' : f tl. ' !; ' , " i .t .t ' rA.
Se " ecTri t p t lt ' t; ' : ' lT. t .L 7l' . ` . R l7.ina,':". tCP . :; '. of
etym.. ofluporte noted ob., .. Rawl be at
IT mob. I to Him
The e ... f nt con in Ole merle% ot
year lASI. form ttn •scregate of ',Mon bait
nun are lii
•hout nue half ..1.1 crop—ond 1
deurriptioon , while in the aura of al,
w e ll 55.11.1•11 h g.. 1.11.e110g the aggregate
the ek e ,. th year lost
wee
the latal rn
char la given n.re. it Is wen that the role.
viol. amnunted 1 2a1.11.14 Imo. or about 'J t.
'... following able, from Ileasre White lc rd.
t ar , h.,.. the pot and
Co of Itir. Cloth>, at
glnmpft of each m oth of Use Coats Vll.11—':,1, \
t,,e5.1. 'haelke. Prin.. 1.51 M-
Janos l c I. 1.. hoe 12 tutu' h oge J 1
Yebrus I. 2% ton is 21 , ,u1111 \\ 1.13
Marrh 1.. llti 1 1.1 =Ole) 11.
April. a gf r 1 11. ljNal Igh
Ma, I . 41,1 el.; 0.090 oh
Jut, i, h 4.00 9 rAtJeal 9
July. I. \ J.. poo 111 h.l.tro. I
ALMI•3II. :WWII \ IEI
~Olember I. , 1a.1.0. ,II N.:II; Vi
ivy. jr 1. li I.J. \ Igli =Jell
\I i..i,
NO, bell 1. .1,. 4.5.1 , \il =go,
Deren .er I, .... Ithoial —.' ;4,y.
452 1, 9
Januar\
Mightpoint ob,tht. ma In January. 1650.
lower[ ~ aineeltglelohe :ten a cargo of fat ,
at Amt.
, CAT . V.6 NlAB.fita.
its‘vrizon.r, Jot, 2,
Cm Wt—T ere we N• offered st \ the scales, on
\
shads , Itld lo I here.. wf which. number 470 tiers sold
to hit) 1 tchere. ral he) 1,110 , /rn to Phlhuiel9hia.
[Mica angol Ato 82 he 6 4 011 on the )Raf, Meal to
SS &Oh": ....t. am) .reragaw. Ss 15,-rong. \
110h.—.1 e onpolkchntlntok la he eery light. add pri
ce.
that
cort ',trot!, wllli obt.e‘the - clew,. of of parkera,acl
at that pery of the...hw:lilt raa, arorrelr I crhected . that
L•, teal arc me Sr
k t‘at pointh.b will ollter oareo
" = ' ,,.. 1 1t10 ' [....1%;?.cre :fr; 'r e ' red 'u t . n ri t ' llo7l4l 74 ;:t.
... prefout fOr ang evahut. erh May he eu' So ha,
?ttXiT.Z.l t t . ho ' ra th ;:ti.r. " I ' le'... " *. '' d lin'rtl7' '' ''
•n, there Wm . flaunt/feted lat. ' creelfo% about 4.11,.......
11 ,.. . , 111 f . hrt , a , 1.6;' , ..t . nc . ) thla ~.. of nearly one Ult.
e‘
weft, flr It. r to fewfro ' ' Z ' sx ' ' ..lT.finTVAl! ' li n e
...I .1. Coen, I th. I,Chft. wr 11 , been inforcuel,4
st.t.in the .1(.1 lent tt t\rt.. M.*. gentorke. I
It In the far %P. 55. Th plotat/OW. to our merkel,
toter ra.ge , r... Se ,to 6 f.ll.4Anactiratt.
\
Prt..torts\ J ' 1
the ccilltinues Oomewhat
upward I,ltulener A
ta:cl be ' offercdNelt Fold
.o to .14. lb he lalLer
El to he Vork.
with r ex freahtPter• at
Ihi cf.. 1.74,1:1. lh,
al \
more artier, ratec 75.5
14 Iller.o ell.
' mj 3 GO rieekb
=l2
Dividend
:ei. • t.
,t r ,
turr•• e
te" , .' 1.
The 4e and nr c•
limited, Inkt ri., , has. ..n
1\
11,e1 tlat2;.• -There irr,
al prima • .07 g
Nfor plira ~c , alit7-50 0 dri
.111 , ..XV ARVII.N., 11.1 ? ::,%31 ' . 1,15 .1 1
n...,--TtseaFluiarket 4ra
lipotl it 104.6 54 \F\ 0. I.
Vtivr aml Lan4 , ..\—Ttl market
am lava. •-re $l2 \mt. and the
- •11 is , juilly
• ------
3 ,
COUNTERFEIT-4:4tIl• no the B It of C:,, 5l• 11•:q
'been pot i/11 eirculatlot‘. Tfka x•tu •of 0.1
efei ViAtsiet• an perf e•ct4 , t fit olls a mina , th 4'1,4
e /sottater
fell bears little reserablafil to th• sent rate. \
The re•it Inventi• A
-,.d the A !—Steam
Supplanted! t :'. Triunip t!
rrn R first halt of t.l ',nineteenth century
i ~..1 1..• recorded as ths a e 'to M ega. it I. • p....... 1.
and wi th it will pae. the me ...engine with Ike things'
that werv. , • •,„ „ . s .
the ;worn,' half of the roan slut tw snown as cora
neet,:wir the age of lla•—an ag al &Ward cud fully to
I , ghl but to entd,,tres the world. This age-bar abet emu.
Mrtir , .. ked wtth It It now introdu d the Gas EARL.
m• John C. If.l l alocoon. alt twenty...lx selets of
close Ohaerration more the expert me • trot hie own .14 of
other. In attempts to make the t nuel le of the nondenl,a-
Wu of sarhonie acid gas .ridable aa . 'urethan!, rnotAr,
Inta'nerlatted th or nalmq and. haring t . Islamised l Linos ,
•patent for hts'"lnivrowed Carboni. At gwiritte," now oil.
ter4 1041.p:ea. of irtghte for the use there ``to the Unitedl
Lai.oontent, and to ludtridu ate •0 to einnpaulto,
the rig h t, rer
of State, mantis. or titles.
Tho latenenee sawing of wooer and labor, ml of human
li•se and aufferion,weenred sr the time of A. • new motor.
rt!akt ' ett ' t Vow'o'grog:=lr,rilAltrie -o . d a ti l e l I Y r i ,l ' ,::
pier, when. the great expense , tatlk and w ' ght of the
ate arti engine hare preeludrerite use.
Th,.. new motor may Ist elated W all pet • aft • trio
palling agent , from the eing • horse porn tar th roll,
gin In the two thouwanl hors, pow, r to. .ran. ante,
with the expense bee than that required Sy the at in en
tr. no. of bodera aud fatuous., tort 'ant M 5.... tot of
hulk anti wolebt—liSl Woe whilst eulleing for the Anse
power of 1., , 0u ton , ot the rtehnoi engine.
These f...-. 500 e.tabliahed by the eaperintorttn/ ro do
of 1r.., SR. 11 , ..1 bor.. pt., nt , . •worlinz well '• 21.
Clotintis., lik. no red In the - following from the tauten
it -V•inatntl of the 1110 Ill,wroher•
••01, are rdeith,l to state that J:(I Y. Salomon: late o ' f ‘
thl• cdr. has ',sired a Patera for his hector of carton e
.trot use in it atudleatton to an engine. T1i0,..,...0101
..aperitoente••l °Jet inrentlm were u. Ition•linis• glee. lo
sn•or The slue. mealiest. Ino re tired another
, t..vr,r,
,b.. ... ,
..,,, i ~.„".;. a is ...',..••
; It
AI., rights) r X ' n,e of his .ho n tour ' d ...Mt...M.l.nd .
• eeriest. Ansaratue.” owe tr.-tiller advantage of whirh
et .... toe a.. ouch eotut.to et.t.ll of the 00.401, hula.
pert el do foams 0, that he ran "rehtsitiout.fare •• a
ma id war In le. tans then It ...totaled to load her glllll.
A ...., rights for hen -Ilinpri%red Opnontladdle,` tor intli•
tx
Cary ad common nurtawes, dr..... for W. gnat.. ten
sible, .r.. of both bons• and rider.
Au . tuthrtnallon In roganl W the ahoerinealriahle in
. o'LT.V.:l,7lll`,lZtt" rn h°4 "al°,l:ll7,T. msly
Att..,...,-and Scent for the Patontor,
Ilersnth 4. Porn lie Odd Fellows' Ilan, WartingtothDla.
y.1.1,444:04 '
t 1 lilt I "I' MAS ..i. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS,— .
I I would r4neetfultr call the attention of all Who
h to male *.b udeotrie and Offset swelllrut resent to
their Mead, tO tall and examine air stork of I ed..**
' IF tild. nOO. besurparsed either iu qualdf i a tnaterild
or One pert...! Fur rale wholesale or tete., h i - •
• s N. WICK ItILSIIAII,
• 4021
164 and 100 Wool at. °orate or ttigth..
for
J. KIDD a CO.
Sides and Should
b IRRI AioNER.
PITTSBURGH MARKET.
Orr. PcrrssMM. 011M11.
Tartar morrunr. Jrn 5.
another small
and 4 do a/ LAa
.41halue to city .
at `ao lk
114ott, at lOa-)k
`alrranny b
Anb ,n.P.e V G.
bu bruin... un-
=IL
is It GXSpm. ‘
• coutinuvl fair demand frO.
roll. awl 1301 l• for keg. \
the scars at 31.4411 h p ran.
ovine IP IL rerr,el.l ILK of lb
which It .111 hs wen that
I• by Ott tosoutarhurn
~7JOyp,ll\ w
, .
DEA NI/TS-00 bu. for sale by
1 del3 . ill CANFIELD.
,
lARY 11IDES- 1 46 Dry 'Wes foosale by
KY den i: PAL ZELL • CO, Libert, at.
tritlilNG:-5 libls. No.i,.for sale by
a .1..= IL DALZSLL AAV
S 1 LMON-5 bbls.\for sale by
deft , . IL DALZELL t CO.
-----,
wRAPES-10 kepi Mo
nle, very fine. for
rein br WM. A bIeCLURG k.CIII
I: ACKEREL-160 Ws. No. 3i
8 •
zo
60 ht thic. No. 1;
10 " \ No. for way by '
t..1/.71:14. a La.).
—..- -
Posh Fruits. Hermetically Sealed.
FRF.till Peacbes; Fresh Strawberrica;
, rh,... Amster. . laseataaa
CIF. TALIJITS.
Friel. Morrie; Ma , . Plum;
The abr.• are en. emitrrmh .
tbe1;%.7. - Julta, ar.4 herodr
rally eridar. retalulag the. orialaal War atel freebie...
Far ail° br \ 1111 r.. /AeCLUIt. t%1.,
e n :
,
pe n : 2..16 lAbarly id.
I)
R . Y IFR_ \,_
FRUITS—
J , Stllt•oa;fleedloso. L. ax! lama. Reli...
Cuerants. \ (amaze and Lem `....1:
Prune; s Metal
Flamm \ ''''' for W el.'
,wad N.T....
\
WM. A. MaCLOIC. A 1A...`,
s • altoesrase. Tea 1...T._
i. 5AP....-A. A. Kumit; 4!
V II k, ug.
deT2
°en \
A. \_
L , E MI-AN N U ,
I - 7 c0.....0w oiled t
1 , i6t1 , IN ' , reach Alert .
D. Lalnes. Silts, itte.
I_l AY--49 bales 1 %
i A wan I , \ \
..,
1 fah) (on wharf) by
A F. 11 I Lt+ON. 147 Find Ft.
",.I.I.INDRIEF:-- . , •
i7.li i t=a;lii:l t-" 't,)u m ii , 2 lL 7 r Tg'. l l.:' e
luo lb* Genoa Caton: '.
0.0 - . ...an; '''''''
''''
an Cam Starch; . 1 , .. IleelOY• Folios:
30., . llabbltY•YeapPolnY es** Milan 11anearnol;
1 non .. losso
1.1 ll*, *up. Mee floor; ICO wk. fin* Nary r•Jt;
1
•to - l*lnglass 100 Wooleo Bowls, a**ll;
100 . Voyles. Runic Vol - Ws by
J. DOA( 01.1A11.* a IX),
do= rarner Of WWI *ad XIIIIk *tit.
filt ,
-i-L'
RIED PEACHES—LW tril. for sole joy
dem -
UCKWHEAT FLOUR-20 socks Hulled,
a '4" rt . o BISON, 1,T7""
de=
_ ITT
\o,k
,L ' 1A.,.
• 10
UTTER. -5 bbhi. Fresh Rod;
6 11"reaggaPI:1:1
RAILAM'S MAGAZINE, for J/uuary,
In da.: mums' Liurar Depot, "Lard A.. ePPo-
VI GLASSES-22 bbls. S. 11., (St„Jameso
8" N. 04 for sad" by
-L. 140 BLACKIIUKS a CO.
_
• - Hardware. ---
prlE\pubecribers would call tho httention
toffndiddis Arson. or d.lltn In II aRDWA it. In •
m lour, te sin Onitiand wzdt,noinntiilnd
• in, valuabl• and taleabli trtlelre. ifn will mato it an
''.T`Ll:f.. th 'l , :•: V ey* o fo E' rrit y lo " Z • grl 'i lrol;
afiltnnite IllO.l\lllllTOI. MP a Pt Okra.
4.= \ \ (Ulm) a IttIVIN. pi St..cond
rro PAINTERS and others requiring gubd
11. IIRCI , 111:3-4 hoe ant we11 . ..4,1.'4 stork. rubsble
the tree., rratortrittc—roint. Verbt'rrt:. - V'tt , o , ". 61 .
ertra 11.11.4 Walt Otot \ Counter Urrithoe.?.-tet_ Worry
to m Dreamt. Iltrottomt.thrierr *rot Ibtoo-1 ellatr, Pelet,
erealueters, Fetdiro. ar. \ to ettarroboooh Of Our stack
oilik.bliOr or. Far rele \ by, .' , A
J. KinnCO..
1014ACRWOOD, roe Pecimber. ' ':: 7
Li
Dream of ft: 's tale of the fette.",l FTI-K.
101 as
re Rot rof --ttererlte oPrt Itatebelor.'• '... _ t
/for et LIOL.ILSW WOW Peliott4Pit
00w.-
\ ' \ -'''' V 2624
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1
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1 - ', 2 '.'!. -- .• '.....
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tank..
71) .
‘t . t•ITT •
t Notmutia.
14vree-Then. as? ,•. lk:JaAt evening .6412. k. ,
S , I AR8.1% P
J. Meli«, , lleodaiekaa... I,
Atlantie. Pt rkto , ... nn. t
tholtjt i gn ' Ott.ltro l ;n l il '.
helm% tiOrdou, 6,17er.
thiwast„l4,l«.a. Ibmtv•or.
J. Iloyanl, 1,,,1..... EliraL.l
Fn ry,Munl..ett Well., ..
h•rie; hallo, M ~..t Newt,.
Winelbeier, kl..ore, Wheellro,,
• W«ll,tille, Pei laP , rt;
~ Kdr .n. Stn... : 2 I,UP, Clut,onoth
\ ICKPARTIIII. \ •,,••
'* ..
\ Atlantle. Caritunno. itroarn&lllt. ' • '.
,I,•-•,.'.
'Nlic lIen•o«tr, Ilrowto•ill«.. \ . .. • ..... -.
J,Nlekne,llendktck•on. 31e1Lne,111, . \ ,
.-, '-.,
49 Nhri•er, haler. 1C... SI:161,1t \ ' ' ' ..t
ter. Gordon. /Neter. • \ ... . -'.
Nfttoa - an. lk.se... ater. • \ . ,
V ie ..er, Bailey, 66 tali
Norton.
I..t.City Mor.lorh. Welhrill, ,•* .
Inurtl4.l. Conayll. Y. eellogr.
Or TS LILILYINIJ\ TII,:q , PAY, V .
, ,
' WELLEIY 4C —Forrat CI \\: . , It e \ ~
AI.IIKKLIN 1,-Wlrt. heater. , •
LOUP:NIL Naviaator.
„
1.. c.
JitlY lIFILE i , :. , .-Sunlnekkands• ,
Bi tVEIt-M Ina Goat A 1. : //1.' \
' \ Creitlix boat 19. 14
', 11011" 91414'9.94n UN. \
13 120* , SYLLI.K \ •
. n 'aril 6e. al. ~
• \ \'"
' \ anryi rnats - \ -
The e i . ,,,,,,,,, , n,,,,:y No A c nindvel here
~e.terdat to • • \
' . \ ' .
esconged couplo . hanong Orbunten .1 • ,nag In,Opon
eil ( lead. ;The nib. ra how« ..aVd a proms e n) lox rke,
boot op to rryydr. Slerntobia A lefty., Rec..
Thn ,team InAn ry woo ximINI: a fro dove am 941 , -
\
„attottlk by the fIiIIIIII • IT. Wn loi,vo ,hn Ir.. own .
'lrt that Ow, ind ram ot a r..ryvalualde 4,ar.•
, \We le.rn that h« ...am., l'a.« row , . In /.21IleIon
, alth th« rtno..to«t .4 M l'o 1.. n, I, tits , k.t. the, hater ..ostarit.- ' •
ninnur...l«rohl« lb/ 1 The J T front Usurer •
Iteater, b.. .sod ftriN...._ 1..-41.0.3 J urns!.
,
~, M?l " A s • ri IT , 111 e.
\
Y.I:II 6 CEPORT-Ptr,. 6 5u....\1-tr..-4. l'inker- _ \
ton A?' or: twhd , ,, A
. A lt. hatt er d , od Ilroarn,
6 ntote tokorro W Mu. t . A ,o. 4... I. A ...... md...,01..
houid,,,(si.d . Alone. Ida ',..,1 II IL I. ttor Foroyth
a Co, ni kir,. lard Coro,. \ Iole,\24•11.,:o l , a thirst:4 - \
%Vali., \ A /lon. .
CINCIIkINICTI-Pra AC)r, iIC P iaa-11 111 ruin. 5
r01n , 191 9 Irsiber 111.9% A \ n.. 9: 11 91.4. rnol 4 r l'aroon
A kle/inlah,h IVltar book, C, • k exl... 411 Ili _ eat Sel
ler. A NioolV, 1.1.1.. :rd0..., IldtAnndt A 7..." do 0
h bd. tura - . INV•hnrer . 10 I, \ Lhlomytla A • 2 Ebb . •
.6161:07 /i do 0nt....... J A ton t,..t. ( 6 .1 It/ do 111 try
Platt. 6Om 10 , \.1.•h01k rnea 14 hhd.. do V, rodn \ A, el,.
\
Enlnht; 00 MA W A !•1 houolt, 6 /stole no, J
"vier. ~ \ , \ • ''`., ' .
. .
\ \ ,\ •
A LI.E(c . II.E 4. ;I%S . AVING , ~ , _A NK, ,‘t,A., - , T V.,„,, ',"
\
T - gle.22,lr,vrlt:l t ''''''' " Vll. 111C.I. 2 CO. ' .). '
\ Alle* eny City Boni i 4 "' • -::
COCPONS pay: WO lAt pro., - • • -
th/lphla, for sole b ' WM. A.
de Vltthor t. ,_
\ A )Brat Rate Chance for
T... utoioriber iliOrs for sal \
Iteatord ,n tho rillsae .11' Itemeirmi
lb. , Chanters tnal Itoltru.l. , It eonelrir
.' t '. : 6 4ll " er 1w....11ii' ";71=1:13=.1';: \
Thr hom 10 4C of tlis lem mereontil
cotipt , vtle - l. eseribor hos Ins 'Moth.. ...... ___ si • '
r m . \ p • tin : /mg . . of thsols. Yorytth I her yartitulim me
nr.. 0 s - ' . riber on the Mem., , — ,
..
mAi i .s. , s .
_ %,,'. , \ .
lickwa for the Ludic:ll!
R. \ ATROW , rB FRENI:',II- FEMALE \
, 14 an Innocent. Safe and 'l.' toil Mooned fur .'
\.l onel• 21 or !Ober, 00{ , 1 , 0,101+1, NO•11.0U, DINIIII. \
0.. ~.i w. Xorm, Plat l / 4 , ,a., Polo.; la 0. Itoul sod lambo.
due of Ao .100. Tremor , . Calpitotio Ithremed Spears
l ' eU '''' i ' i a n, r'ith."l4.lllYo‘tVegl'olVt i.TAI:. :. "' iltt ' A ' ,• . o. ' ::, A
. \
741:,, ...`,121, iNkt'f,l;lo•:•i.l7..lrenti-Ar.l.lgblvg:
.1 thy ll_ I. TI !% , Itolinutili. r:1 - 4 Vn ‘ ljyTiolnia: In
' \-- \`‘ team Sa — v? ‘ Mill for Ren
, \
[PIIL\ s EA \ 3 S.' A V - M ILL, at the Nouth of
Ina,r . Mg, 'op init. Metro Ultirthorat. on the
Altus` rt r. mut side, it ..call tar teak Ito 0111 \
Loiel run ua , rdar, AIM A set of Clitopplogr.
, mei , a . .,,1, Pam h. r. areronneet.d wllli the mane. r Im___
r o tten s nonl. .nil hinder Prole • very ready m . - A
l er ,. , r o.o, ~,,.....• ie attached to the Moamar.. For . ,
MIL. ksrtienia , opldrf! , the MI frthsre;,, L , lx.
E. PAM:N.
iniliMe•\arab v. ... 1,.c If.. v.p.-IdettlslAwlmM • '
t .
--T IVE VPIid..AT SUCCESS , •
Of Oa grra\Arai,:a;l Rowdy for 31. m and BeaaG . .
I • \ H\G.Farreiilk
. -.
, . .
CELEBBATZD Ii*BIAS 'T.DMIKEN±, , , \ : ,
,jS CAUSIN\I Ci'l NTERFEITS to opril%
up eill•uret thMen , arare:xspreadiair duly bateau! In ,
comer on, the lend, regal'', the pot bete of the honest
eml use to:panting. h napne , 62 1,11,11 (help Irirql.drile and . , •:,
Llaitr, "' Zi. `r y7k• -: .1 1 n k` ;::.2 " V....k u 4i l = ' T A X l' .7:
and Me Oust UM latel i 1 tho l\). h boo thelettem 'Ol.ll.- \ •
beloro .. km rot I•s." or: it boo t. It Ciateleltrrt. The •,. ,
lahrberatin.l each bon( of 01 \m) Unit:lr= roula tlrom—
ll. li, Forfeit's Colehrot si -kraut Idnimentel Snit my •-
iiroxtlire i. w Ilea mon the tele , Are, rela thmervoNs
bloVlnnbeglassl , .. , ell.\nfmrolre•rablatiLllk• r
.
111. Mar gl•rikt tredirier till gen .), ,on.,,ithulner , ftM„,a lle
en andonotLeblinn many peen . . lnnwnlnll rktan sln. •—•.--
the veN Ily Du
yolercrull • Flunninitun. r•t•etralfn;. • . , :.,
sod timely A gamin., lt. re. n. the Um of Inaba whiner r\
' ; .‘ i ‘ r , i ,' ITrrn"."..''S'Xfo'M"e'llt!' o b riti galq".7"4 -
•
ali ' mor i 4 . are 4 .1 U the ' ,l4.l ' nts wi th rlnie n . llt•mill. " kn , ' ' ... \
114744'arirl ' a g' l c i 9 =: " 1,7 " a ‘ VirlrcTit!! , ' '
1.. m.,. lAlve anaKidael • do t t a oat rale bio nod p.m. . i , , , -
eaid sua.hary; el., for ell m. of Mx Cloud, Yen+ , ,
~,L t\
Ws. them, r emitted :jerk. sc. A 1 in , thr almost , •.,
any diens , . hem wo external aryl.rox mu la otred.tbie
.. ~ . 7
anthrith to umenolle , l.
, \
&Keel r&Z . /r le.. rda- t\7 nand, onN of 11 nll.ltat .-
I. ' \ • setticiv in .I;iironl. \ • ~
\lt o Ire , me Al ' UM tkr pd da - iy braltnotry to we altrtom
4
i .4I7xf.PT , Z: ft.. • ;Li i'al;:‘•:',L.l,rtt'rlfr7A=l,', '•
.
Al
r,i ` :A . =1 Tr.ttZiw ' ti ` Aglil `, !:rt ,' 3 ` ..rt=
leriVi:r: l el,lVOl to. `tti,ll'.V..7.":.u`i'lt::grpr'n. ''''y
-..
\
.( mi rods , ..tfl.A g , l i Farrell'o ,i irseunt Lorraus:rd.sur ' x '
' L.:ally i,..rz rlie ' ti ‘ ohle n ' aLrentrX . . 1 7tgattil. `,'' de t
r .10.11, u . ...... o . r.strri Willem'. (or
t 00,...
aP omit as bosoms
amli, I efgr 1,...w.• \ \ -
.... .... .
Ell.larker,\aPliTenn Canton, /4., NM:
)lye 11. 01 ° rurOl'i Araidan Liniment halt cored some • -
hard rives ter, Isbell ronef other romodY hut 1.14 , 1 dot
one was a wlni . r swelllna so elmtrmt,..l coals lo the lea
rf • boy narl , yea» old. ', a Ira Lel wilhonml avray.
SIA ba s e 1.0 metre 'that \ e hod oo as or 0. Three
theta, tad trsed then Anil e, tint Tliti. Mot ha was
Met mall. mixt,. grave, win. the tnyta lather ores to: • , ..
i dared to try 11. , I. Yarrellll4 , M. a Lommen,L Before Um
.hrot bottle mat umed op , be uto ) 10.A A More. and
Itho fast onnts Le iedd worn "'Mt, all.m. 1 want MI that
Invent you' how /4t Um Ilk; V. b. bottle 1 pot did .•
* In( Moro mast 11.1 all hat , h tl sver born done bra ',"
Mee' . That bo In or well Mel beats. and has free am ",
ia .. ..Z .,,, “ it 3,04 tor op ID \ s r:YAW! : cult, b... 1. // •
\
- Ag fully enclose d hat 11.0 l'arr re Anibal Lind-.
mout .2. tae best ovule ela We orld I cheerfully re-
romixtrbd It 2 tart l ee thirtell I'm' lt: y n. with, meat . - -,
error. NM In my 1m...t0 d rh..thdl, rs, 1, lelswas aa had ......--:
es \
that In S 1 hardlr do any wor/.. a: aI. pal would MVO
bare to I to bed for two w to tat tle *eon- I used ..._ , ,
L T! W ad elt i o: 0 , mote red tor mod isal t, "welL - 1 \ ,
ommt!to I s ' er!ba , l ' ll=ll lef.l . ll ' • =at e ttri '",
\
robted it in ell, or. my ltrese andree den , . It Mahm , l,
rxeellrat for mot s blt a :nit,. . rwelli its*, throe%
mower, rryslt -Isol,Ae. d ander . • C ANION.
L \ Examen, I. men, 111. •
I
l'ear, ate f Count fr.ia,
ZO GUARD MIA kseT 1. I.I , PITItU2 I.Y.AD 11 FOL.
1.0,,M INO 1AR.21011.1,1
Puddle a» partMets ly ....Ad unit Ca \Bum
= " h .r e t il i t ' a l hi'
loud. W"
".
'"t
__,l Arab.
• an Isolent." rl7l. '' k,
to a ice num los best . lhrtm-
Goole .particolr wererl 'FM ll'a
leoloutt: Mr unman,
rl,l.srint':;rAl; J all
..,,,m,..,..
his gooi.. whores b. Farrell'.
' eventh . . to SW au wad thees ,
worth Wen in the rime
Liatmertt. ,
der..ll•llraitard Iti',o7, 114 la s ;
the Unit.' Pt•tr, ye we Apply '
by letter 12 HMI. Ferrol
anMehararter.•mmysemil
QM on the *arm wh
took otaitaisinor maths.
uf damns: \ ,
l'alcm—tr,oeuts. DO er.00.1.
P. , et.li/ ;fele.. le %wan
illyer..tor amt preprlet.er, •
Manx street, Crone. 111.•
ploptiotaCe prxe by'
det15.12 - wiP \
Pelt by Ile M. gona)
Sjttm
APRACTICAL
KEEP/Ilt wh‘lie• •
mufschirin••
.114rtwi .41. V. It., 11.11. 111
xr
•
Stage Coachel
FIVE fine Troy Coh
hairlo• hem rao h ta+Lor
with barimew.o4 ir earl
quireil, !N . tale low. Art.l to
delLim \
Ladies' lisca'al
TWO autiful new si t
. b rm
j e
d.ll JOS Km ME
A Card—Life II
A/it. C. A. CGI,TON.
_Litt net...ref extutottt it•tt
' ert • rte k lf " t h' or r et ' i r tflTrt:
m:tutting to about Ifb,Uttu,ll3 ,,
i
beet pat.!. , ,
Itto Mtn% trtinesplta two •N.
~
~_ ,
“Ittlbhurgh Litt LOSIII4II e C....t.mtl"Lte touttncted, ttt,
titles It to the ctut•lerttt at .tat petr•utte et tLa palate.
Thu p t it t .tio ft tautly int Lett, 0ytt.....t to I htt mutual \
n n...,i t t•tttt of tout orteultalltv. It the intl. Arttialitt . \
IrtterttOl Ltuiftetur, ts - Ltrit Lou.. ity %tut Cbrietwittly . . '
both Must at'Drorr. Sitrf*2::X,..rittor.
ne.7t4tltt of Tirtt ItattlitiCt.uttL. tut, Lurch. r.
_-- --- —r— .
•
~ •s, ZINC . PAINTS, -
. .
. . '
• lti ' 4 ,itt .4 :11 1 1..f .`lT,ill,!tail,ii, tt',,,,TP,Y,i-,'25. .
fit roar... K. J. '.., •:,
Ilkir lroan.anT l? , min t .. ,—,,,, A...ri7 a th..v
rotsiable .. ' L
ZINCI PAINTS, \,,,
!Mar ars been burnt anon . rats.( 1./... trial. troth In ''
• •
Europe int Ma I:nited States. to T. nnn .hair artrmal .L_
I..r.srf rat prat...ire proper - ma Vitte - ....1 . tit, oat . 0 .1- . \
palnelrlter. TKO:, L. .. ,
~
' w HITE ZINC, I'AINT ' ''',...• - ..„
1. purely (hits of 71pr, .2415.1ra-rm. ir e tr. 211.04_,..: ' '`•-•
,adultrution, and Impurity .rtuananrr• r , rorr-0..r. 1 4.n. :-
Imantltully%ta, and I. antlredy rnst fo.sn the pol.sadow;
gra t ltir4 , . , f . ot r zallri ,. p , ...llt i %
. ri \ ....ndrrour ro to •
IT WI L NOT TUK'N)'CLLOW --,' .'•- '—..
e t . 4 31 -
When i5t.....1 sulphrimos or tunrinto ..4 , 0 1 • 14, FT '.
It
when Ono, Ur • et.. nen, As
~ %And. 4 , .
It ilthstanl. a Harp rhTstr - and at. ...alter 0 • , ,
than spy Warr; n Len.. W. 1.. to to, rrAlk. or to• : r
mantle not rub 4 It =la. re sorted T au. Ni
with wator•asl nix.. n• rtdh r.rvasl.. • horh treatise
haled von:aloha 4 .;
BLACK Ara, (...9LortElr Z11 , ;45 kINTS.
‘
There .0. furnish...l Ma tne I inc. and Ars uorksrlA.4ll • -
ass thesntar and brat Ittials ... sire.nasitst Incotat.... •L': .-;
ronCI4 fencing. 0uthina55e,t.t....1... , ,,, oy as mar - :
trel
lus - rr of rm.. brie.. tin, ortiron, as rtjt . •.... both . .: ' ,
NV EATIIEIt AND Filtr. IsItOOF. \,.• _• • •_ ~
Tor.l.ron ..rfas - r• Ungar. .ar Lieril• sirs nabla. „14 , 7,• ~...... •••
foram ant ranie soy nortua,`a e
a u...we:. a , oakl.ss l .`,
ores. rho, dry quirldr. sod itii\it ... pi.... 1241.1a1ha 14.14 , :
40
opt ,hi,,,,, ,no, ht. ars., I tta t .41:13 POW. f...."' ~.". ' •
Amlers .011.1kd cri Iltoral le a.. 1.. t. e •Nent.lll, : . 4, - .. , -. ...,
"Ititt .•
' . .s-.rr1 , 1.
a.1.1‘, T douhl 1111:4
- •
Itspiovial—Wocul :ri.ving..
TIM Subscriber reaptctfutiv informs
With Mende awl ti.. puthe o.rtally, h ail ,
ham 1te....11 to the Pooth•tot corner ot `,Attot Ntreotiool
the hoarothd.(o.l,ll. In I iir Diaatota tto:
hand to CNt do .11 kinds.{ Ittoignow tt•Kok to , tyti
mg,melte. h el , of lhottlinv. etof
""."'l.!
bettosper !lead*, Ift utft . . , ft t \ -
AM 4I K. 3
•
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