Pl'VTSi;pittli - i ap,.zk'.:'-Ii"TE.,I
PITTSB,ISIZOL ,
SAVA A MORENO, 'IAN. 24, SB:5
BEADING SLITTER WILL BE FOE .VI ,
ON :mica PAGE or rgrs P<t PV?
.-'/AIOII6"CTIA`IS BPILCII AT lIATTIeIICEG —ITo giro
thiLtaoening tlto:opeocb detircrod by tho gitt•
MaryaistAbe thiquet at fforrt4bUrg. It ia
smonghis most totpreslitht tuttl i?-
45;Ii4Optliili'ffortg. It is ti new a precL; !Id (reit
Ilrh•-14ie the -first
.. ICOSSIITIE AT HAIDIISBITRO, AC.
• •11Anatroot Hosbuth, during Lc., t.t.:). et ll...arta- 1
~ lan's, had Iffogratitleation C&neetng Bret earned
.into exectitio, his plan of ".keaecoatione of
'FfiendS pf Mungriri, for the colle.uou of mate- I
„. 'lila aid,” whiek are devised upon a plan video
. " ""stilleciattle.hini to roach the people. On Friday
„ . ieee, a - private association of Friends of 'Jungle.
4,,iry; ender the presidency of Henry Buehler,
' 41 ,••Esq; preseided taco with en elites% nod paid
- !iiioretheir contrilontioss. The !ism. cloy, Gov.
"'" eriior Mountie received an address from a Lady's
.., destesistion of. Friends of -Hungary, - to which
-••,` he replied in appropriate terms
1 ._., , , , The fame caching, at ii mass melting in. Oho
„a`llairwitt 1141, Cterreral Ayers in the chair, the
' Otitrenty_Association of Frionds of Ilhognry,
t,•• .• IbriDatiphitrommty" was fornied-LF O. Corson.
--0- ,EPI,z ' Freiairer ' -
.• 'An-iiiirbeiiiion of "Friends of Hungary,'
„,'.. elicit Inetipber contributing Material nid in the
fotiacof.ainttabecwas formed on Saturday morn.
jog, =Woe the auspicesit Louis Manche, Esq.,
• -,,- "w Icolumla ai 1 ha • .
.. ''' ... fl I eat ta premnwe to warenotnn
thl - Mwtributiona tor the precont.
An aiiociedio 'of r `Fziends of Mimi,' 'for
i t t at4 4 couitl.T. Alta presented their ,contrthu
,
1 4,i 9Ovomtorgosstrth was Proceeding, to Rol
, liat4t by rho card, tl - lIITat add rem.:e.ii at Lew
~..a . i.slolFtQltyen'‘Assoelation of Friend , of Bon
i'
~ ',
gary..? rozpetdtli a proceeding evening
" • a At ttltlonniain 110120 P, the contributions of
'• '' 'Odes associations Werra receiicd, viz. from a
•• '.'•'f i ationisty•Association of Friends. of Hungary for
• -. r'. --Effai;eirditif: from as "Association of friend*
.. - s- .of Icingary r ° famed in tßalreville, end from a
• '
= Lades Ass ceirititm,-ifrern Drattlehcro, Vermont.
' V .:Aintingit the contribations at the ildrrieborg,
litati , gitit,'Gcneral ti. D. Karns goes a cheek for
~- , :....biticself and his brigade, James Onslow for him
' ,-,-. ' self anti his brother, and George It McFarlane,
''lttlEolliclaystorrg, for n ton of cannon balls
~4111 e tame cloy, ti letter was received from C.
~.*....4- ; * D'onison, of ltoetnn, offering on behalf of an
r3,-,::%-tirrstattneiatien, RllO muskets.
..s. - .1,- , : i• - • ,-.- IA
--, - .) , ..- - ; - ' l , - ,,- ,
-...- 4 r'. , v 6 MEAT GOIC'EOSSITIR DESIRES.
- -- I , t la not-pomp, parades, fees, bin.pretz;n9srr
"a' ' -
,' ". z:;:reractial aduiation. floedoes not wish to piss
~...s";?. it
.: .. r ..111rolgt - the•eouistry upon a Trace ift - popular 11t
" . l ta ''l‘,.. `X,lteitierii, learitig nothing lot botronteee,Le
',"- l.in - 0. "
.He Ilea sue o , feel to Villi, to WILICIi lie
e...1-,klll..dENofed ettlio, !Antal, taleute, ererN . - 'thong,
~1,..., 1 '16 1 .', i , f. ll. , i'd-Ltho deliverance t f bit down .
feall 11"Collntry, • Ilia noimtru to Irish, holy,
V..ltallFtuk lie has no time, no thought; tle row
~.-"•.' „
rr Arif tot ItaSti) - in idle . ' forms and empty . reirnro
-z,„ iles. 1 Die ;Ilinniell io eminently I rootioni, and
i,.: p .1.0,. practical men. He ext.a...ts to find each
''lnOt in the West, and we cruet Le will not. Le
~.I1 5 :1- 4 ,1Salipizinteil. ifs to a croor and glorioon mon—
.' , i,laet siolitn 411.0 as 9 worm-hearted Frntcl 0 I..ka
~.'.. etert firi.efyiate. Ife in frock, risco,
„nal tit.
coie.l Ile tellethe people jost what La aunts
sad what he expects, and he his so couch nee
troletle In a fete people, and that Thu resist
obScib that hid u - Lshes will he icalitof
. .f-,..Tliye following plan for supplying , Ilife:tell.l
:47 . 4 2 ' 1 , -..aid." for Hungary; has been famished C 3, I y
~.-...%: I . Gov• rosauth't Secretary. We bo h
pm t e acne -
...., •-• 4, xistripn.she recommends out be formed in nst.ry
intinithig, Ward, and election dtstrict. .& ctn..,
-:,.. If association for this oroWnly has neer: formed
~
:;!...,''..i;' ,-, xdrtrady,to whom these district S,IC.Cit. ova eau
ottpart.' The names of the offieors of t b ccrau
',:i::=„ti.-,_,,ty, ligtiziatioi will to eborlly publiehe
•' -7 IP:e11.; I',
... - ,
. - ;it*:". 1 . 1), 1 .
... - to LTARILL AID.
1'_ . 1 , .. eueo.‘naa toe nu rams, or arsvall.
~.-• , r; , lance war ter Lt.a.rlanindepradeoco. eeree.er kr.-
...antb,lial4ea, ,, La rolnoPars are 111.1:iti, and'net Ito,-'
~ --, ;This .20:0,M =rotes more, ottatttstan, Gohikte
`0: ,:to,itrltity, oailtosshot Intarrwouso,Lho Honsartettmtla
o r'-' , t , voula ret.s.roir eta hare triumphal '
~_ ~ ~ t•:.= i,ro`are more willing atittotrerr, now It IlOttary—
it ' ', ..t 3ie ..,'/lira. then hostita, co one hietollr, thaar.ll, of c...toti
',, , rfirathrt th.ra notsplortd are now op-n.
i . - = • ~, Sat to arm three rohan:ars and. mans:rat the' arroa.
soot , el Icyolon Abner k.tr, Ottute, ruch a. Aral
--
ere Aria r 0.1. 1 .1.1.3 ca.ooo See', .ad which au. cull
be 20/3 00 1.1 (M.*s goner:U. spor ear ono tetonth tr.*
cane-Ave armiltrulxrlptior.s trober.l IA the gout hoot
o.' l l'
~,- . /Ito rettrontai i. 12.4,01 2,3,Cat,60r. trhoaottar the astf,..t - ,
, • Pr tb.l3 tr.1=1;13•71. tanutbul-Tct cone to ecaLlict will,
- -/..=
....**,f3.10.004 of the pont:tattoo. in the enter, •Well
' .:,- k t rlktatlustnightie rata pagazt—herried be the...wort
....-, .;!, -at event} ha the o'A ...ie. _
A - ~ He tee teen melons to drire arced by arhloh lb* re
tlesintrig . .z.,:00.903 mold Or, res.--hr 4, in [hos far that be
-.#•lght par to thorn the twatton:
1.. - ,......; .. Will you, ea the el, pf the In strunalr. to--
o Itritosta totrattla tendon 'and terepatina tor nation tor the
1 ars battle for tried sod relltione hlaTtrorhich It Is al.ot
In pirranattne of tr... vrzwv hs has mttosted t WA there
'-- ha Gormal through thej United Estes sod to this Etat. lo
. parthoilar, 'annotations of .Fetrode of nnoterr.. ice ens
•, t2OrletAt,9/reattting =Wait! old towards the elven of art
lkild reNicuo-liberty in Estrorr •
Rh. oornotittati for the entlethon of .ater.r.) oat, appoint- i
edit a mare nt:.-rdr..S bel4 fez th at wpm to Ilthadel-o ,
. , pd li. on the td /goner'', 1542. are therenne about to Wm
- •,,:tlaicokrAttiva of tiro-lad litta.,l7. nw the laste of Penn
., I
44 ".- Thot . Etate lea:eat/on of Frt•nd anf Doc Gsrf," Innen ,
t the Itatniton of - Omar Atax - fations of tn. Tennis or
t PtY ta Agla .tiOnigfigVi iL
.f I ' 4: :::4 '
aTtV
to.o.b.iur,, , ,eritzTg. 'v. : cr . , z u,b , „ --two.
, • - irembers oiEtate Counti7lT4 ' or er ' Altale Aeacete
tkr:Zl',,,triodi.°=.7T.4: 'rTzda'l=',
..,-., 1 I:yeses:ate ...ye rents .eh,cfirtysta the An: te direct!,
t. ,5 4 . . 4 „ .MaltSA=lttrt:rrentaan the=z i leek as ntenl.
I t -,,izeguma to *meta& t o :.17L'S'I.
,gmerst vba sat,t,t. of the raw,
_ . 1 f4,44,26nar494trations 711 . be nonrated and empowered to
,*,L - 0, .rma trthm=lt. 0"r11:72.1'::;?gr:471::?, rt
, ~ ( ,-,13.10.19..41, ,,, u , aft., nod onward term for auto Ole
". q 4.1., 4"2 liiidni'oaikfof. Vitali. r tone] estootatton. 1 4 la eel r
t.1;4: 5 :,,___ _
... ,;%` . I=ritrZAITFA :::;' 1 %;;; i:ZeRNII'I)t . !
%, -qr._ erreet.ealreatninft off viands ofTtangery. on the efarneeld
ta. -, T , ~,,,,d+upw, piAO ifirtgry %Le erne to the .I...atip Or
esUn
1ra10. 6 5; ti ir A tb t ' TX= o v t. ' rr 7st " zit 4 P .r ,r, th :
Or by alto sannantenT t al tante elltinzotee to; ty ov2n i thn
' L ltrd ' atli a :ntrZeit t u=d g ra r ` i n oe ' leT:PrVZOroi
.. I! ` &l4=l:ti P l n lil d to:;• " re; ?d itt uck git - ed and Ile
, ', osas. et eery marie no r 1141.1 .11bol:71,isy . nd ire
"l, nordettjt.f , InTernal• EZPOIb.. to pediely etintdied to,
theuntMettof flonnary
when
ste freedom and IMP
4 4 1tendent? OYU have be. retarered
.- '4 •4 4- ',,'ttt.4', ' ----
4444' q .:
4 4 ' TiDITS ASSOCIATION
,
' "Oktit Friends of Nangaro for Pittebnrsh and
- , l• ~, Allegheny Cit•er.
' • c t -ANmeeting of tho Dulles of Pittsburgh and
i Alleghen't, for lie plirpose_of forming an Aeso
'niation in All offiunganna Independence„ will
-ba beta iti" the Semiala—roosa of tbe 2,1 Presbyte
i Ain Chnsah; lith EtTent, thla afternoon, at 21
Iff.rA A general ttendanee 1p earnestly de
f..
ralre.l4 rhymer Ko = tits hen edgm fi ed tkin nr111.r.1141,000
.r.1141,000 aarass tb Ladies In the course of
1 tlut en:thing week; tt if, therefore, ttoportant that
4 illeildnitiont ettottP tAke e:l4/li - r.ction co the sub
'
ject immediately ,
• -, ':—
1 ' doubt, the
fair t A t ts: recent, 4r, no w
Toirk.
' 60
.—„. " u t th to tla lichee of No . e
° .!-' r , b. a. A"''HL" it o h t d . lirould they ":
1 e P et . ,, or which'we litb
t . Thty rvrae ‘ r .` b r
1 Pa‘" t - o enleY e. 6°61 tr d:. " ,,, o f the auffen"ge.
."r tike
Tietun "ea by th e woolen of Mar,'
lite . ea endure
to etrin their,
::':
~,,i op-prom°
?". --- 7., . would t.heyrnetwotehmettherpity.nb,..l[.mecttevnbouteate
I 11:44 ...m.4, 51- --'kn ier' cl eird 7 d'Xilleillitba4 ''''"°lsl" totb7ier teaP(.'s
w''''' - ' I A th e y Dot glildif pf,7
13
there. And,
.:,`,.gu0,4 11°n , — ,. out eat for she Will .
.1
1,,,,,. their
' th °lit
ber° ; c a ; 110 7 Dot ha
PlauLle:.f redeez:6l
, ;112,01y, %ma-
6. . 130 , 1g the
aitgh Upite to ell Ea
.'
121'‘'
61°P ri ee'C ' beniti;CIT'" /heanlonnt from
- --'
,-8°4k41:1'14,,,,e*T11P. 4PPej to' the aggregate
-I,Oitatir, 6 , 1 34 - t.see, tut ; ' -- , t t, .14aisome
4 ~Tehihnedl 11 '' ,t ooe will 41'1'" • 1 ; " o ff ering
9e • '''
• - i -
~ - e 14rjrt.e—. t o f IMO ,
tho
,'....,, ToteifOrti oral egec
eesellY• by
li '', -...-=i IJatihe moral re• arid of their
4,J4''Pl':.;.,'"ltliV672.''
A mt free'!'' , tho , he ar te ' ..t e of
i-r'..:1.:17-. '3.4&e,44:iteitle uP , " ` . o . of the Putr°
.e. , 3- ~ ---- ea 'l3. .- ''' ott teu-- ' ot, advocate
' ~ 'or°l2: atria:eh, u P • f 110 ni°4ne • .ere
,-'-, i ' olea q. O , d topo O at o 'teaneerud its se
.'.' 1.,' EaroPeaYo lifr o,m far
„fitt the Lou
' reednd- brms t i then, Indies . the clu
- '4" value. a od-cahlb, font eet Piro
eettole 3 7 +. ,Leity. P- -, ,-, lime tiiPT--
. P • .tuml 4AP
th gar4e or — , heuta of
, 01to ii ~,f•iroeur , • indiug th°
oiiim.,
~ Ve. ,14_,.R.Artrant 4u4 ' evP 4 ounObli'q "1 n
, , winzu . T .„.fling.fiCiTlD
it r td to ovIIB
1 fa114(0"74i Sr" ' tfUlt• is 6Stuts,Csthe a ri l's
''
~ trille/P ; we o,lollthiS S *••
' - -Id t,tpx orOPPr
I l,*
tuiriTsh;:giOki. - Blitko.:wa s
stabbed in ale 'treat, and died to ewe, hotinr.•
'Ake Vii*fs.o.l"thO'Fitisttnia
Gentlerrudi-;1 scud you inclCsed n:copy ot.s
whldh was carried Mund:idflny for
signature, and which, notwithstanding its very
objectionable nature was, I noticed, signed by
some of our Market street merchants. The pa
ternity of this memorial cannot be mistaken. it
astonishes me exceedingly that Pittsburghera
. ,
_should lead their sanction to each a, matter,for,
Ilu so doing; they oulmerve the interests of Wheel
ing and that ntliSalaeli the Wheeling Bridge, for
the abatement of which no much valuable time
rind m”riej kayo been impended by this city and
r,inclonwesiih, rind now, when' the suit is be.
yond doubt about to Ls decided in our favor,
1110,0 tutu, to servo their own pritate ends, en's).-
Irides ovary feeling, except that of selfishness.
My object in taking the etielosed copi (which
was done while pretending to road it,l was to
get it noticed in i'he columns of your paper,with
• a word of warning, to all who aro. friends Of
Pittsburgh, against attaching their names to it,
as at the present time whon there is pending et
Ilarrisburgh a joint emulation to withdrew the
suit against the Wheeling nod Belmont Bridge
Company. Siren document., harmless as they
might be at Other time., may bare considerable
:weight. There are things that would astonish
me 'more than to di:Cover thst the mayors In
bath matters are tbo same.
A PITTIIIORGUIR
To the Senate and Ileum of B.cpre.sentatlves of
the State of Pennsylvania— .
We the undersigned, citizens of Pittsburgh,
have read the publication of a joint resolution
min betore your honorable bodies purposing to
discontinue the stilt against the Wheeling and
Belmont Bridge Company.
It is proper to say that wo have beano agency
in this motion, nor has the prosecution of the
suit our sympathy. Our State in its own name
• .11, by its authority has extensively exercised
power here denied a like sovereignty to our
own. .
The Slots of Virginia, -in her charter to the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company, pig
cents on example of guarded legislation. Our
prosperity as citizen, of Pennsylvania demands
imerosernent,of thid oltaracter,and It will not he
long before elite interests will drive us to ask
the same legislation front the very State whose
authority see now question. The right of way
thzough the tetrib,ry ef.. Virginia for railroad
purposes, and permission to bridge the Ohio
river within the territory of Virginia must oh
sionely soon be rsquired by the intr.resto of the
State of Pennsylvania
In view of these interests, and with a desire
to promote friendly relations with a sister
State, we pray the resolution now pending may
meet the sanction of your honorable bodies, and
your petitioners thallever pray.
FROM NEW TORS
ittorros.,-Jetee of the Pittsburgh 4taatt..3
NEte Youc, Janpary 17th, 1852
•
The arri.v'ml of the A•it with the Liverpool
Clan, ha. put a little itne Kole branches of tratia:
tint, as a cen•rai thing, puainras lo reel dull. sod utuat
•ro rornain until Lb. spring :race makinencre. The Kno,y
.art , et remains Ter,:
Hata tacit - nail In to at‘eulato, sod awe., though enoteol
sh.ar -mall tokens ~f co air ro,e. Tho late newe
f,jult:aloo.nta. an.i the unul,at , ,tuatau, • !: , ^ l4
Patr.l Th. *fitICIY.I. a oftat‘h, u, 4 Por ,-
hood that re are tohate • runtaiLsont cf Aerate rut.
trl.lch • ilt itatitahly chat., onre the rnar,t.:
et tqtr Inoue, =via , and 01.4 tnibtha , - will st , a
•ith curnt , ,at.c,. 11t lan Itp, 0,1 we the taluer•
ate wiatal trot, the ..1 r4t..rtva.ay.llLtt 11, .re
oh , a , :0 , Jr" 011.0:. ti.ar alit •tu-t
at the -v
t.rt,
r,t. ,e.tt Fran. I:I kale- it .•e-onatt. I,a
mat tba N...a.1.-1 'Hone° , • uer. I crum tb.
that at that th-ne th , n.lck ars art •tt motto, tint,as • f.. 0 Ice Oint•i, teL—Cui faL..
te, th .t 414i14.1 LI, lb. It
•-f •
iwrit 411t1.1.;.i. out 01, bt L s
4eneral 4 , 44, ill 1..
m..1,-la ar..l a Mat ~t
A 5n,t,...1.1.•
in.actsntr. •o, . I.nninto:n r..1...irn so..
tcue ey•un. uw. Can, Mon.. , 3 t. ,
wan.inul• tt.. .15 +lt :a ni IL- • •n,
.n a; • it. V. 4.. It, .1.-ct nian.
War,. ai obl,lr. ft, t. out: o•
att.fol In•rx y. ILL IlIg• 1 10(6.45 Of IL. ri..11 , gr.
Intl. j. 01 iZLV So..natfe.an.l• ts . st✓ clan r •L
-do 1.4 ta,
A WiI.CONE 10 ii.OOSUIS.
Lorrotb. to our s:.cr•.
Is our 110111.11 .4 to our Lr.es.
VlartLortre oar eatL or poor.
• Wort.uano to oar latorut4 loot.
11.ou brat burro ILA My al
!tw router-11s; •far tam •
ttum est '417 =Vlore. nor.
I. :Gott soma 01 itsoo.
ikau bast sraalea he the ITI7II.
ritual a rztensea %WO L.
11.4. e/ /1/r
47 II Liala tialt4
/ tan wau taa IAZ.a
' . .at 1..4 ....6:1, 1 416 rtair I.lli A
Wai-a .:.1 turn ///: la the Vt.
ALS C.. LIM, • tatters a-1.1..
E_r co
tar,lt .
Site stilt cr.: dens!e us:
hr car On rartstra DLL ware.
IV • er:lt:or to bin tntral
otTe • egurl
Sne•s at.l stall to, Obi's.
.I.•sr.t.ba . Satos axed WIS. OPboos'
Ilostlos hs Use western sky,
I , cos - o• Ca tr.o:o sear to sear.
Fre•doser azabtrae r risleAd on Met.
to., ustogsn.tho , orMS:
bar,. OA ra, 001,44.0 . 0
bon.o.ll;n totlacca So do .
.rea042412 In be cou•ful
Fitsivot! wbat ablls•fol sostod•
bo It tbspagb nod II•ao.ns•
LS Its babLosse) •trolbl•b000d.
fdt I, to tbd Meld be sloe°.
de • blonad Lloabbonshe boon.
P.n.i oin ,. br oni d'ind lord,
Wh'o Le did our rand.
C.. 11 this Vitl,le hand Intetl6.
Bumtng warp Wt
En.s.th-otnall hlmxif d0e14.1
That 1..1..1 well inT Part
Finn/ mow web oaalT faith
Witt. • A...l*W 410r caehlesznc and rub A 4.
Fcci,liccovirr dad rot
FT= thou ininifhtr tit tit Midi*
Aulo.nobl*, t 6, roost.
. _
to b-r couorils Mould predds
;the cm iroble (mills dot
We cm wish Mamma A1110V144.
wile CU lamest mu. wed is...
cur Cod so him.
Mien event.: monde iltionald
; On their eh...lured are
Then w. may oof wigs...a scud
To th e worldrshat roll afar.
the Streamlyn of the sales
Loan with a pavilion* soldie.
Bid .yoti m a nation rise.
Crown ions labors and you,
Krasutb. please awls titer lines.
llotmtegding though they an.
ta• tramble rausodostgas
To •zptm • welcome be,.. •
..Ste Is orm Abut out Dm fame.
One .hoer Mean =l4 with woe.
Feels be Mee an .doct Cunt,
flop•. ha bright. M booty
OUe en blest. to Weed below.
It is cold enough here, and we have mow In
great abundance for tik.hut our Northern friends
are. ahead of.us. Yet offer all, though •"one
sufferings ie Intolerable," we have hardly begets,
to feel, see, or hear Of the cold and the inagnik
cent . pile' of snow 'they have in other parts
of the world.- Read the following account of
the ...Great firmer. Etenn in Germany." and he
thankfadit is no worse hero than it ie:— .
"Papers - received front Germany state thet the
snow driftioin - in the cottings of the Silesian
Railway, near Oderberg, hive interrupted the
communication almost daily. in route places the
snow has been forty or fifty feet deep. The en
gines::arern on otto occasion brought to stood
still, their fires bang extinguished. The heav
iest fall of &Um sitends thewholo dictates from
Vienna to Berlin, amt oovero a wide tract both
north and south of thove citios. Between 'Red
bor nod Soren, In Upper Silesia, within a die
tante live
: German tales, the loss of ten lives
in reported, from the eerfirity of the weather.
In the circle of Bentsen, in Saxony, Efteen,.men
and els homes periehed in esnow storm on the
20th. SiMil&l ILCCOlpiall hive been retched from
other-parts of Germany."
.13onnearrs."—This is a favorite word of
liossutb. It is French, sad has not yet found
Its way' 11:30 our dictionaries. • It expresses
generally that the life of man le not exclusively
the life of an individual, bat o life which be pas•
amen jobitly with hie race,.that men live In
eolderel together in WM, if We may 116 ,/ no,
that each mon is no Indivisible indissolable of
the life of All men, and all men ate indivisible
parte °reach min. St. Pant gives its meaning
thute--.Tor as we have nanny members in one
body, so we, being many, are one body in Christ,
and every one members one of another:" - See,
also, Epilog., It. 26, and other places. No word
In English conveys what Is expressed by. "Sol
darite." or "Boldeelty," as it is now generally
piloted. :
A lorrible seer tr, committed WWl Dear
sv els;: Cleprgis;.. orithe .42th. Azi old couple
itimited,dlerring,.erere.,both shot deal In their
houre,'Amirobbed, • ,
4 1 tmeatInpot-t.Leikard, held op thi lams
day, Hi. Wellman; Bsg..cirsurtros-
Wont, Ind litullug; Jr., Warm "• •
KA)SSIITH BANQUET
AT-HARRIBBIJILG
ANOTHER GREAT SPEECH
FROM THE 'MAGYAR.
The banquet by the members of the Pinneyi.
Tants Legislature and citiiens of Harrisburg, in
honor of Gov. Kossuth, came off at Herr's lintel
in that place on Friday night iott. It commen
ced at 8 o'clock. About 300. fortune eat tdnwn
to the dinner, a large portion of them memb,re
of the Legislature. Governor Johnston prestd
cd, assisted by En , Seuatnr Camer;,e, • The elr.th
was removed at about 10 o'olook, and cowl alit,
u to/tat oomplitnentory to Gov. Johneton.hsving
bean drunk 'nab great elitht.,llll. Gorr,
nor briefly re=ponded..Aftar returning hiA 111.1L.+
for tho compliment he alluded to the 1111e , .1011 of
Exts,uth. The groat NI agyAr rime hero not fur
epnputby alone, but f, aid 1,1116.111. T of rt.i.ub
lieu freedom. He not only wanted that, but encuor
of down-trodden Hungary. tio'proferelon, but no
lion wax ranted, and he exhorted Ha hearere
outer t, cease acting until the government took
the high ground neoes3ary to secure to Hungary
the simple justice ehe demanded. In conclusion
he gave the third
Hungary—Betrayed, but tot subdued; leer
eaustitutiou violated, her people iu chutes, her
chief to Gilles The star of freedom rill yet rhino
through the dark night of her nilrereity.
Gov. Kossuth reiTonded, returning his thank,
for the sentiment, in the fullowirig praotioal and
historical speech:
KOSSUTIPS BANQUET SPEECH.
Gentleman—The daily opportunity °earldom
)ng public assemblages ntfordo me scarcely n
moment for reflection; the continual exertion of
my days and the onresuf my sleepless nights,
have worn out my strength; the restless excite
ment of my soul has ehaken my frame, like as
the captured lion shakes his iron cage; nod do
' weak griefs have troubled the serenity of my
mind, peculiar to theresoluto conviction-of mar.
tyre, but also indispensable to oratory I aunt
some time to rococo from the new blow which
makes the heart of the son bleed while the tongue
of the patriot has to plead where the upprotta
titM or the - listening tribunal is the condition.of
I success.
Indeed my use is hard: I never had any
eloquence but that of principles, so simple be
cause so true; and that of sincere feelings flud•
ing their way to the heart because they conic
from the heart, and meeting an echo in virtuous
hearts, lido the simple whispers cf n limpid
well, in the breast of nature's happy ....01 , . Bill
the limpid well of my feelings is troubled by an
impious tyrant's howl- -4 acute me for chasing
.. .44 u " e m n et. from m i l e Y . lofcamnenno; sod
d d e
:I ' l ' Ln c :o g l e :e t
c e,ltteal,
5
...k.,, to what Firpcsa is eloquence here' tiara
1 y%u not anticipated my wishes' You hove,
Have you net sanctioned my principles' You
have. Are you not going on to action Its gets
twons men do who are connerus of their power
and of their airo'! You ore Well, to what
purposo thou is ch•queuce here' I have no
thing to ask from you—l have only to that.k
—and that is more eloquently told by a warm
grasp of tho haul than by all the skilful ar•
racgernent of Words
Well, I ben:, (therefore, your indulgent.e for
nano dry 6,ra:111010n n 1 t4IDw raCl3, wane!, I , er
hay, may eantrinutd to arrea,ll.inrn cunt Lornynn.
non in the public nyntion, that tine penplr of
the Utoted Stales, in tncsmrnas ne e,rnpatinr
ulna. top -cache, net soil -u., a
orture, Lot cane which has e4da, stud artore_noto
eette to tetbatall) cure
Let toe before al? eadt Oa., at the 1,•1214:,
Awl let thole imposed upott by the Itutn.le
d.pullellll is C.011,11.,1er but. 131‘.11 eteet„er
ft Ittto in 1130 Franco Wet 11111f , 1 !I Loa,
Plalltppe'a polities di pea, e at any 'pe, tot .
to, ttthy There war a Loth the Lent selditt:t
eo hie 'retell/W.lf St/ Lp.rt res:dtteir Cr dell,'
at' tth,•Jyl perrerutton attdrei the 1 ell', rola/
No unit/et - sof tudtgnatten of ...deals. unto, aal
esteem preended .The tatth Cl iesared ,
ourity enceuraged the ctreutsuon of cardtah and
by that eireulatiau large V 1.103 of treinstri,nut
pear, found, 1(.1 CCI*I4IILIP2.I, at lent deity
bread The discs et, token for a pendent tnou
au* the pirate tar ratty of - hie family casts aett
cf halo orental Lit hoots . The spirit revolt.
can au [tiered ta plate the ,atrilr part ?a
Crel f“; by auv
of 11CAVersai luttledt—th. C:
feel lonor•tloa rcstrain.l
letnis, read by . fete end understood by le, --
These wags faith In the writ:tie authority tit
certain men, where reputation are that of beteg
liberal. and one put of a nation lived on tram
day to day, without nay stirrteg passion, to 00
.tire passtreneta, the other believed in peal;
I,psnyement and preteens, benattra it Issd_ensfs
;tense In ohs watchful rare of party InEos men
The combat of Parliamentary elhquetne nee
conaidarrel to tss. stuns
the highest esPliation of pirtiee via sec the
miniury ticrito get IA -hod yet an totesitat of;
o public benqnet blow as-,rider the oh,le con,
pound like mere raid °heft
se.
Germany ;gas tr.-all:A, be- oust tie h
pretetaions the tungiii,!en of her uatreeire
were highly satisfied by the opened hare n: par '
ilemeattery eloquence- The public life of the
cation had a geld opened In legislative debates I
—• borsht not enjoyed for centuries. The pr.;
feuore being trots/erred to the tribune, and the
college to the parliamtzt, the nation was gear
Hied by legislative improvements and bettered
by the 'oratory of her renowned men, who neon
failed to listter the national vanity It believed
Merit to be really it full speed trans of great-
nese, and listened contented and quiet—like
Oltinteliigent audience to an interesung lecture
—even in respect to the unity of great Germany.
The OTIFLOM esuelation (1011-voirm; became so
idol of satisfied national vanity, and of cheerful
hopes; science and art developed fast; epecula.
I tin researches Of political economy met an a ern
field in social life, and men conscious.4f higher
aims took the walking 'tisk of the wanderer in
their buds, and sought a new home, despair;
l ing to find • field of action in their native land.
Materialism wee the telling word, and the lofty
spirit of freedom became withering between the
Muting fingers of small interests.
Anti yet a prohibited banquet at Parte sho“k
the very fonndation of this artitciel tranquilli
ty, and the pricelyAhrones of Germany trembled
before the rising spfrit of freedom, though gr.,
ping in darkness, teennse CICCOTIACIOUS of, its,
aim•
ly--ftir, unfortunate Italy—looking Into
the mirror of Its ancicat glory, brunt With
gloomy grief; braille sky of the hence was as
clear and blue shore as it ever was sins! coca-
I lion's dawn ; and It sung-like the bird in a rope
placed upon a bough of the blooming crania; !
tree. And then Pine IX, placing himself at
the head of Italian regeneration, become popular
as no man In Rome since Rieman!! time. Ewen
in 1848 men moy have beard in surprise, on the
coast of oho Adriatic., my name ;coupled in
viva'. with the name, of Pius thelXth, The
sarcasm of Madame De Steel—that in Italy men
became women—was considered true ; and Car-
In Alberto became the hero of Italian Independ
ence,because he fought against Austria and I
the hatred against Austria waste national Inbar;
ritance ; but the spirit of Italy was divided be
tween
Charles Albert, Maezini and the Pope.
Austria did not for centuries, and Prumin
never yet his, experienced what sort of a thing'
• revolution is; and the felling of the vault of I
the sky would have been considered lean impro
bable than a popular revolution In Berlin or Vl•
enna, whore hletternioh ruled In triumphant
proud security
The bees* of, Austria was comgdured as a
mighty, power on earth; respected becuse
thought necessary to Europe spriest the pre.
penderpnce of Russia. No people, under the
dominion of this dynasty, had a notional army,
and all were divided by the controverele, of
false Inert:tap rivalries, entertained by Metter
nich's saturate Inachianelism. The DatiDLLS dirt
dud; none of them W.a.oanacioas of hisetrength,
but all were oonecions of the united ;strength of
a disciplined and issue Imperial army, the Mi
. mente of which never yet fought one against an
other, and never yet shook the prestige of the
black and yellow flag, by tearing It to piep h e by I
.
Its own hands
And yet Pavia :stirred; and I made a plain,
unpretending speech in the Hungorion Path.
moot, and the HOMO of Austria wan at the met- !
cy of the people of Vienna, and Metternich woo
driven away, and his übsolutism re-placed by
promise of oonstitutpnial life. • ,
In Benicia the odloeity connected with the
der:pogo Austrian rule, was by satanic craft,
I thrown upon those classes which represent the
a ncient Polish nationality; and the web-deserv
ed hatred of arietocratic opprrselon, though lie..
Ing only in traditional remembranee., prevailed
in the sentimentiof the people, iron over the
hatred against Auktris, though despotic and a
stranger, no much au that to triumph over the
111;ndvised, untimely revolution of 1816, Austria
had nothing to do hot open'thi field to, murder
by granting a two dollars rewatidfor e'er,' head
of a Polish land proprietor. I
And in Hungary tbo people of story race was
equally excluded from all political right—from.
any share of-constitutional life. The e l ide.,
ors of myself and my Mends for internal im
provements—for emancipation of the peasantry;
for the peoples restoratin to its national sights.
In civil, political, social, o and religious respects,
was cramped by tbe government. But thnodlum
of this crimping was throwtippon the oonserra
tiffs ioarty; and thus the national force was divi
ded Into antagordstical elements.
Besides, theidea of Panslavism and of national
.rivalries - ralsed by Prneela, end fostered by Atts
tris;:pie to the excitement of the public! mind
Olvendon unlvintal.to thi.derilopensent , of
Misname political; freedom. And Hungary-It/A
=EMI
tuitional-'army{ Its reetnenttilwere filltetk
with forroigu elemetits Mid scattered ov/Wforpley ,
I'm:Marries, Indio "Mir oin fountsy.*aietatilad
with welddirciplined foreign troops. And what
was far more than all Chi., Hungary, by long op
pression, poisoned Mita Character, deprived 'of
Ida ancient heroic stamp,. germanised in its sa
loons, demolished -in its cottages and hats . , ills
',reared with the unavoidable fatality of Austrian
sovereignity, and the knowledge of Austrian
power, secluded from the attention of the world,
which was scarcely aware of its existence, Hun
gary had no hope in , ita national future, because
it bad no conseicasneas of its strength, and
woo highly monarchical in its inclination), and
generous in Its allegiance to the King. No man
dreainod of ti possibility of. a revolution ttlere,
'sad he who would have suggeited it would only
Lave gained the reputation of a madman.: '
Such was the condition of Europe in th lint
half of February, 1848. Never yet seemed 'the
power of despite more steady, more turn And
ono mouth later, every throne on the 001161301 A
trembled except the Czar's. The extotence of
dynasties depended upon the magnanimity. of
the, people, and Europe was fire and flute.
And iu what condition is Europe nowt! Ev.
, i
ery moo on earth is aware that things anent
endure. they ore. Formerly millions ',tier
ed that a peaceful dovelopemont of constit non
al monarchy woe the only future rese d to
Europe by destiny. Now nobody more believes
that constitutional monarchy Qin have WA fo.
lure on - the European cuntineut. Absolutistiool
reaction goes with all that arrogance which re
volts every zeutimeot, and makes furious the
very baby in its mother'e arms. The promise.
the word, the cork of a king heimmo equivalent
to a lie and to perjury. Faith in the morality
of kings was plucked out even to the lout root,
from the people's heart.
The experiment of oonstitutional conceseions
proved dangerous to the absolutistieal tendency,
of the dynasties, because 'they became aware'
that the people of Europa is no imbecile child,
which takes the moon for cheese—that it can-
not be lulled to sleep by mooketyAut that it
will hero reality. nue the kings on the great.
cr part of the continent, throwing away- the'
mask of liberal affectations deceived every
expectation, broke every oa th, and embarked
with n full gale upon the open sea of Irrestrieted
despotism. They know that loved they cannot
more be, so they told the world openly that they
will not have love, but money to keep large ar
mies, with Which to keep' the world in servitude.
Oa the other hand, the nations so nuailed in
their moral dignity end material welfare, raging
at the idea of being degraded .to,.the condition
of a flock of !hoop kcpt .nftly to 'm shorn—those
nationm equally date• the mockery of Cfolliditll
- royalty etbich 'moved no prejudicial- to
them.
Royalty has lost its prestige in France, Ger
many, Italy, Austria nod !Nervy. fioth pon
ties equally recognise that the time has came
alien the struggle of principles must he deci-
drd. Aht.oluti,es or repablicanism--the Czar
or the principles of Ameyica—there is no mare
rran•saion, no' mare ..ruse possible The two
antag.m.etical pria , iples muFt meet open the
narrow bridge of o knife •edge breadth, real
norrms the deep golf ready to swallow him who
!Alla. There I. no giving way—there la noturn•.
wg round poesible. He who would give away
to hie enemy would All Into the yawning gulf
hini,elf. Ile who would turn rotted would be
pimbeil down by hiseuetuy preening in hi* rear
It ~, a skruggle for life and death
That it the marektion of the - European norm.
oent in general. h great, terrible, bloody rev.
°hum., le unar.ditaide That te known and felt
by every CPO Aln every emend man Immo
'equally will that the temporary PUcCerS of Louis
Yar.lecn`e twinning! made but the terrible
snore unavoidable yet. Ye men of .peace
nt t at any price,' do not abut, willingly your eyes
bef.re the linger of Oct pointing td 'heftier, le
amen 4ith gigentio mitre upon
the nil Eittore o btopt,Ll never yield tojae
., emt mankind, toottr - ed with the bit cf
freedom, will tica yiell to annihilation esitrerill.
l'erce ango••ibie , can mop the
of •tostinr •
t, t thti if I 4t.i.t;•l la nh Wy
.ui Ithe Utnit,l Stlatc, eLouLi re.
4a.u.,L,Lifloreut, LLeu uu•usylufian Leask
the Lut.,peuri oAltiraut rom if cn uu-
moso.rde teS,j, , h pones L,O earl's can
arm sboall sten the Ciadtsl States Wt cal)
ionista imi;derent, but with all their tumnecre
twee even tide with the dispute of the
Mat tat shumh yard peace of Europe may em
It Staßabe& which the UnitssioStatee auatee
o odd never Jo, teen (nit tidal,' not prevent a
Europe Ilangatty. ,tuattia, Italy
tirt-cr,tay wool, Va. he it at ansfl tie 0011114 n
r , l t•s.scr or the ea lJ Tboj wen 4 Ezht, cute
with Shp certm4t j : of. death, I:vs:anse . there i•
utustili,ll3 the bra of uatistei. when oppresmen
iv' more hated than death is feared .
No, gentlemen, the &stomata of my mission
ht re can ta,ote the •istory of freedom; can pre.
teat tor:eras sf ettettyee blood; mar shorten
the earthquake of itopectiog war; mad bring
solio peace Cut he tare, the
st,tansty of the. European reran:tuna is cot in
the slightest. manner depending spec my c good
idea Sus, yoar geaerF,us
.Teroosp ar. also,
my failure hem vkAili. • is : wee k '
limed Ina outbreak of that InatTitione, the ascnt
of whirl a alrealy pen:cirri fa the reeylhir
all ins iatroise trio e
••11,il ham Ifutsgury---hare the other op
; revs. nations of Europe—a ohainee for cot •
cess!" The Revolution being anaimaribte, even
were there no Unapt. for suaceaa,, shalt qaoston
it. tom; opinion, pretty Milinerent . lo reapeet to.
went count this, your great Itepubffs, May he
p•taart to adopt; because, the greater the means
sot chances of aback:tient Sere, the greater
metros has the canoe of haecority to your °per.
Wive ty rnpatny A ant Cans3SUffiCittitly atrung
in itself, require, no support. He may welt
deptlElSt from feeling interrested In thestraggl•
of a man of whom we have no doebt that he la
fore of victory. To went IT:apathy and rapport
in a just ranee, is precisely • claim crone to
ey ropathy and rapport.
:Should we., meeting with no irapport'kere sects
I. your glorious Republic in Its public! capacity
and your generous citittns in their prints et•
parity can afford without jeoparding your own
welfare end your own Rife:teat tend to bee sore
tt aster Caine to my mind to 11031111 1400111—
ohOUld we, meeting with no et:ippon here, be
crushed again and aheolellem consolidate Its
power, upon the ruin. of 'murdered nations, I
indeed, gentlemen, cannot forbear to believe
that it would become • historical reproach of
conscience, lying like as incubus upon the brew
of the peoplaof the United States from genera
tion to outtalk - D. I mean that Idea, that had
yob not withheld that support aidolz you Isere
able to afford in time coneistently with your own
Interest. Hungary perhaps 'mold its a free,
flourishing country, lasted of being lbottcd out
from the earth; end Europe were perhaps free;
end the elmolotistical tyranny of the despots
were ewept from the earth
Ton then would eked a tear of compassion
over ortr tad fate, and mourn over the pare of
[Winos Son would do no, I know, because I
know your generous hearts. Bat believe me,
itsolleman, that tears of compassion scald not',
tail to partake somewhat of telt . ..reproach. For
give, me gentlemen; the world was perhaps too
hold, but It it true. It is the more tray be.
mouse the victory of absolutism could oat fail to
be fell even here In your mighty and Mused
home. You would anti resent it in your eons.
mercial intereouree, and ere long you would be.
come Inevitably entangled; because all the pow
ers In Europe concentrated In aesolutlein and
obeying the orders of the Carr, would: not look
indifferently upon ! the developetneat of your
power, that personification of republican:l'4m
ciples in America.
Rut lam not afraid to answer She question as
to what are nor meats and chatlhet efineects—
though, of course, prudence command) ma tabs
discreet on that subject. I ate not wilting Inlets
Hate those who epoke to ranch about 1852 )tt
France, that they were antiolpated 1861.
There in no fowling by beating the bank. Still,
come considerations 1 may suggest.
The prestige of A . uetria'a power is. brok"cl.
It le known that the power of the. Anstrian'dye
natty, though disciplined, well provided, and
supported by deluded races, roused to•the fa*:
of extermination agalnet us—lt is known that
all MID satanically, well-combined power, could
not withetend the power of HuePre, though we
were eurprised and unprepared, and bad no ar f
my end no arms, no ammuultion, and holiioney;
and no friends, and were secluded and (Grethen
by the whole world . It ie proved that Austin
could Tat conquer us whet:tire were unprepared;
who can believe that we could not match. her
now that we are prepared; Tea, vie ere pee
pared, because resolved - not to endure cowardly
' oar national annihilation; we.hava learned by
experience what Is required for our success.
In former time., Hungary was the .strength of
Auetria. Now, Austria la weak, beeatmo it pos.
' atallas Hungary. It was strong by the unity of
its army, the power of which was founded upon
' the confidence in tills unity. That eenfiderlos '
broken, since one part of that stroylealled the
tricolor rag, and with it beat down. to the
dust the double headed eagles, the hitch awl !
yellow Rego-the emblem of the army'; unity.
Formerly the'army believed that it Witetroug
enough to apbobi Austria's throne; now it kitows
that It Is nothing by itself, and rests only upon
the 'ippon of the Czar. That spirit' depress
ing sentiment in the Amadeu anny, even the
moat attached part of it (if such there be) is it
noisomely &need, that only take the, reliance
upon Butch away, or weaken it only io as to'
mske it doubtful whether_ Russia will. Interfere
or not, and the Austrian army will disperse and.
fall asunder almost - without any fight; because
it knows that the Austrian army hat its most!
dahirargliti enemies within Its own ranks; and
lino far trent having any cement, that no man,
if he bit attached to• that perjured dytmety; can
.13:111t the man ninths rankro him,,bitt watches
oval movententaf his arm. • It 'suer an army
IhereLano honePr tY , rmits. ,
' ' , The pld stadia" 'feel ha=ll4oll4 the Isom
Our straggle. They are offended by holing
fr) share in the 'rewitti thrown sway on tlespin
court favorites. •The old Croatian regiments
feel outraged in their national honor by being
deceived in their national expectations. The
recruits -lirmight with them recollection, of
their bombarded cities and of the oppression of
their * families ; and in that army are 110,000
Hungarians who fought order our tel
flag against Austria, and whose burning feel
ings of national wrong are inspired by the glo
rious memory of their victories.
Oh, had we had 1848 such an army of disci
plined eoidiers as Austria itself keeps now for
us, never had one Cossack tril the soil of Hun.
gary. and Europe were free. Or, lot Austria
dismiss them, and they . ' will bo disciplined aol.
diere at home. The trumpet of national reser
,sction will reach them wherever they are.
11ungarflas the conviction of her strength.
The formerly hostile races, all oppressed like
I us, and besides deceived, unite with as. I
have no opposite party in the nation. Some
I there are„ ambitious men, or some incom
gible arisioprate perhaps—but these ore no
party; they always turn towards the sun, nod
they melt away like snow in March.
i And besides Hungary, the people also in Ans
' tria, In Italy, In Prussia, In all Germany, in con
scious of its strength. Every large city on the
continent bee been in the power of the people,
add kept down by bombardings and by martial
law. Italy has redeemed its heroic character,
at Milan, Venice, Brescia, and Rome—all of them
Immortal pages in Italian history, glorious
sources of inspiration, heroism, and self-cense,
one strength. And now they know their aim,
and are united in their aim, and horning to sh..w
to the world that the epiril of ancient Rome re
surges In them.
And then take into consideration the financial
part. Without money there it no war. Now,
the nations once engaged in the war, find money
-enough for lame expenses in the- war. in the
-rich resources of their own land ; whereas, the
despots lose the disposition of those resources
by the first outbreak of the war, and are reduc
ed entirely to foreign loans, which no Emperor
of Austria well find more in any market of the
world.
And, mark well, gentlemen, every operative
friendly step, by which your groat Republic and
its generous people testifies its lively Interest for
our juvt cense, adding to the certainty of ens
.-ceas: diminishes the credit of the dezput,t They
Con find no money more; nod this circumstance
alone is of decisive weight in the issue.
Though absolution war much more favorably
ni tented in 1847 than in 18'7,1, it wan overtaken
by the events of 1868, when, but for the want of
unity and concert, the liberal party must have
triumphed everywhere. That unity and concert
in attained; why should not abeolutism.in lay:;
bens easily shaken on, in 1848?
The liberal caner iv stronger everywhere be
cause concions cf its aim and prepared Abs -
halm ha no more bayonets now than in 45:
scarcely can di depend less upon them. With.
out the interference of Minis OnrsCereal is nut
.only probable, both almost sure .
Ands. to Rueeia—it is-not tho military pow
er it in taken for:-Ii has never, Faller I S rJ, nor
tecaed in rending more than 250,000 corn
acrom the frontier, or io making one campaigii
without a loan;' where could she have had
credit for a second campettm before her' And
he sure she can never send more tronp,l acrosv
her frontier, so fOnrlet she has Poland to ocen•
py, • Finland to guard, Turkey to watch and
eireasia to richt.
irCrellll a ins reason way I confidently state
thsi if the United States declare that a new in
tervention of Russia will he considered by your
Slorlons Republic • violation of the - law of na
tions, that declaration will be respected, and
Russia, will cot Interfere
Re pleased to consider the consequence of
tuck a renewed , inlet Terence, after the paseive
acceptance of the gent. has proved an foto! to
Europe, and so danger°. t een It
self The most' unarridahieCcelarqueoces woo .1
be, at tenet, that England coal.] not forbear to
enccorags Turkey, not to lore again the Tarot,
bin opportunity to shake off the preponderance
of Ennis. I bare Peed to Turkey I loatc.
xttat enthuttiareneziets there for that idea, and
popular each a war mould he. Well . Turkey is
• match for Runt. nu the onnunent The steak
poinauf Turkey is the retifeldetabood cf Srb,late
pal. 14 Constantinopie nab the Itlooc lint
Hell, au English Bros ~...n . altrican
1,411, joined, ristinurd at the mouth of the 11.,s
phorus. may eerily torrent this danger without
orea etemeeu'a thou sod this patented , Turka.;
Pars la a match for Roots.. and Turkey would
, not mod stone The I.rare 'CitcarstauS tri•
orephant turoope a War of 111 parr. would tend
dowel e 0.006 of their unconquerable hrreectra
ta the plains of Stor.:o• Ana Poked would
rise, sal Sweden world remerabor 'Stet:and nod
Cbsde. the MI. end Hungary in the rear, do
lisereJ by ibis very eirournst.es from the Inas
:len, and Austria fallen to purees for went of
for want of foreign support, Oh! by the Alsolgt
ty fled, - Ruuis rear' reSpect your protestation to
behalf of international taw, or eke •fie will fah
sever to rise again
•••Unt supras year protestation should not
b respectwd by Rulute, belt barite.] true that
!ha titutai iftstes- owt.kl • ema: snake it reerectell
without hawing a] go to war; Are there' Ots
•other meat, of giving praetieai meaning to year
pretnetatt,!n than a war" l,rt me only ecrßrM
4131 hint suppose the Utilise] Stases deet..re•
the: in regert p, cue], • pyror ertoci..*tele]
interventbal In the ietnestio cone rue of en.
wallet violates the taw, of ncilnt,., that set cf
the rongre. which we might term the •...Vro
frolgy Lem, - 14 ant to tel ernablerel to exist-,
eu r oee this aerielytit , l.le.l to your Too
tiOltatiOtt, anti judge hy_your germ°us feelnage
if I am wrong confoieurty to hope that thepeo
ids of the Uttited Lite,.S to pants ospaxity
wordd eo , :n settle too account or ari correserd
nations vitt all the elan of the Tcrid. That
,is toy cottedent belief. sod I 1:11re iodeei good
rt.= for it
And think only of the Block Sea, nod of the
lied of Odessa. dehaetopal, Cronstadt, I'etere•
burgh ' No Roccia will not dere to inter
fere if you proteat. And if [boy ehould, only
help me, goocrour pooFie cf America. to have
some money to provide for my brave country
men, that they may horn I.mo:hit; Letter a.
fight with than their own nails, end Jou will
*ono eel 400,000 Hungarians ranged In mo
lt:de attitude, calmly chanting out,-••Rmeia.
come on_'
Oh, had d poreessod arms to arm the hundred ;
thousands of volunteer., eager to fight for free-
dam and fatherland, not even the surrender of!
Gorgey would hare broken our breve Hungary
Out we were secluded from the world. Bac.s,
then hostile to us; stood between CD and the
Adriatic, and the hesitation of Turkey admitted
the Danube to,be locket np from us. Where
hostile races then stood, friends now stand; end
if your generous encouragement helps only a ;
little 0 1 1 the way. friendly ?etiolation. Will be
toned where wavering hesitation rnlel '
' Gentlemen, I, in my oonditlon, am induced to I
Taloa everything, even money, by the musket. •
and swords it will procure. That is my test, as
the camel is to the Arab; Well, there are io ;
Pennsylvania, probably, 400,000 homestead. If ;
only half of the families inhabiting them; would I
sacrifice one dollar each, that alone would give
from fifty to seventy-five thousand musket*
Generous people of America! help me tp this
legitimate commerce—for I am told that it is
lawful to buy acme berc---aud he assured no
stately intervention will h. required to enforce
non intervention as a law of nations. Gentl
emen, lam not an idle man here; be pl sed to
4 ,
believe that I have not been Idle in oth r quar
ter., not even during my captivity. never
speak a word in vain when I speak of f cts and
of hopes. 'rho man who controlled the nonce.
of Hungary, created armies out of nothing,And
led on the people of Hungary, In the glorious
content, may perhaps, claim so mnch.ore4i as
not to be, taken for an untried theorist, bu for
something of a practical men.
And one thing even I may bo permitted to
say, and that is, that my whole life attests, if
nothing else, at least the honesty of my ititen•
dons. Therefore, when I humbly beg leave to
say, that I have strong prospects of success if I
hid national meansconvenierilly to eitilitlze the
abort time which yet remains before the'bour of
decision strikes; when I humbly beg leave to
say that I have strong prospect..., even lade- f
pendent of fortunate accidreits, I-may perhaps
oat. be considered too bold when I lay , that there
le reality In my prospects, and in my hopes.
Gentleman, I most profoundly thank you for
the generous patience with-which icier have lis
tened to this exposition of dry facts—long and
tedimis, because I bad no time to be brief. And
begging leave to seanre-you of my lasting grat-
Glide, for all the generous favors -you were and
will yet be pleased to bestow upon y cause,
let me proclaim my fervent wishes In is senti
ment:,
"Pennsylvania,: the Keystone Slit —May it,
by its legitimate influence upon the di-satiates of
this mighty power on . earth, and b} the job
statitial generosity of its citizens, soon Woo=
the Key Stone of European Independence."
This crouch was frequently interrupted by
rapturous burets of applause.
The greatest enthueiasm prevailed through
:put the entire proceedings. The sentiment in
faro. of practical sympathy and aid and no-
Guosi interferenoe to secure fair play, especial
ly were approved. The speech of Roast:Rh was
followed with sixteen deafening cheer..
, . Han. J. It. Walker, Speaker elf the Senate,
speakers followed, all de
ified- Several other
. .
eidedly elinpathising with the Hungarians, and
advocatintintervention for non-intervention.
The Speaking continued until after midnight.
At a mooting of the stockholders of the Union
Bsnk of hitaillon, held' on the 6th, the fol
lowing gent men were re-olooted Directors
lor the er ,,,A ug year, viz: M. D. Wellman, L.
Hatthal, Joseph J , • Brooks, Jacob Reed,
tint! Wm 6 Bart
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NO. 129 Wood Street,
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Ln Liv . .! , .., , ,. , 5 5 5 , 3 ,, 1. , „ ... . 7 . : 1 10 01 , 1 ?Au , * Win ,.. ... \ ...... ....- 1 . 16
J.2.A . Se • , .: . : r. 4. IiADSI.Ii '.1.i.....,-
' \ Pate nt Right.. Sale by_Counties okßtates.
114 ti
~..,..:
, 0 0 f
, T h h: tr ,, !. a , l h .t . i
, • jr. le t s . o n v d e o rjl , B , T i ttle t
. d r for
`,',',l-rt7.:!•, LI .':,...tirxt '4P,rl=Vl.,'. he.;
'''
1 17,11. 1 'Fir;,`121 . 41 4 ! f.ti F Ze P T 1 4 . 1, 4 Zty ' 4 I •tat
0. nln n It. ,lIILL.F:n. Pole AscT.
Az_ 31°
11T RENDRICK, F 4u.rdi . n7., qnd Chp
•
V • A.I m 14 , *•:p•np .I b, Aget . it ro . r Manfifsetlp
\ ~ri\
l'arlltT• ' •Ve . oi ' lO'n -j pall ' V.F. I:l4 ' n " :=iaLu•lA
;n1 , , , ,, u , ..igr ., i . netrt , ion, er,e,nrfrr.n-.•~
•rders prozra y artonded to. In trutions will in all
raft. ••• trllVieit 0t,...1.
V.,ar humincsa I
.rtbn
tolicittok: • I plot Ml
wolf tO MO every • ...Con In your behiklf. Jar.,:y
(RAN I) DI VIS'ON, OF A., will
IL I, n l k .nresolon, In littabgr 11, on !Gnu.
t o :IL
I n'S , \ SAM CEL J. PICKAN S. G. S
Sterling Exchange. \
BI LS of Exchano on London constnntl3-
,21 1 .1 \ Oda
Associa d Firemen's knxerance Compa4r.
2 5 I.R 1.. S of this
is t t o t it f t, o ( f . 1,11,1.1z1.7,
lid Allegheny Bridge.
QTIAA :S of the St flts4t.lllLL & CCL
'lnr this Bridge
ti Esclmio
4,2 IGII CILECI \S , for sale in sum to suit
s
&,-,.. 1 , 11,1tiv14. A.117L111313 F l
A 0,
,e.:l , , nes c 4 Market ud MI .14.
AC (-.--„ -- s'''L,43.4 R-I , c, hints. in storn nd for
I• i• .11,- rig,ctre4 , in.oo{.s•ffieWcnzsoene, \
~....1 \
_ - ,ALIIrII, UOILDON. 134 Pm:lke
--4 -
c.; 141`i NU AL. SALE.—The semi=Fifen
-17 .1 0.111. A, MAAON , A CO— gill eantinacs iiMe.
r: and AL•Net ;Ll}. rein . dee:riot!. ot-,11 . 4 „
t.e.l•, earner, e end Aeri Wilms at alreut °nab
el,. e.. are
er,et ra2l
•., \ Notte. •
THE Rut..el-1,1,er has sold out his store ne
ar ,, ,,, , .. and tlatirn .tort tv trade. to TIIOIIAS COL.
1.1 , ‘. who will cam or; the , Grereee. sod reodo, hull
Et.... io ,• ~ 3 1a....1, b o. 2 4 % West \Me of th• lois
-1!1.111.1. Pit l• burgh . eLd,l co. • hot I Wout4 Invite toy Cl.
too/...r.. tr.,11..50d itle't , ul , l3c ocii%ral.lr to bestow the
-nntn,,ler.:, at Lite p., that the , ,, vziolly b.-towed
.• ..,: \SLACK.
l't,J , o r 4 h. lLounrr 12t.h.15.5t.' —I itgl , 2t •
9 ,F \
..'. "--
i" CY \ PIIS \ I3LACK
111 ' A t:I I I .I .!I G N. I s."10 ° . I G . ~.,,Ae, ~61 , a iry ati‘the swot
hu.lne so the .4am. old st•Od. Pio. 23. West 111... t the
ti.....a1. l'ltt•burelL All Itleds t prxinvt will hit talsen
.n - x..-haact toe Gro , eria... I sol. it, a kbare.ot pithholi.
1., ,,, 6 ^ TIVISIAS OULLINS.
I.l”•••.rxh..l.ussi /5 t0.:10.12.. a a2UU
Q ,EL LERS' COUGII,SYRU%—"Withotita
i... 3 a.a. -
.. ,
ITry.strann. (Fifth Wapi t i ob. 2.3tP.., MO.
mr it C. htir , ,,--,..L. IP. 1811. nit. I ti•osht • Peas
Ter, c....d. The . lath *lion.' I went Urged outing tbs.
u•nxi; I.t, notvilLstandins I but slept nem th. night.
bcf...r..11.* per...nn ft...pins with.. nes sa muck annoyed
.., t r., ~usnine, tbot he 40C ttp upl went tditifnisat ,
clad b mat • bottle of y - ort• C.Wgh gyettp,\Oss sou of
1 ,,,
Alen, to Sr spun! setontshatvnt...P.PPoS En, ngh as if
F
wag._ I went to work la the Ihnirrialy •II Inn tow
;uI•• ••li. . •Jo rile.
I tweet, ....ref, that I a nt well s. g nntnteg la, the
A.,. et.-coststgners,nr.d Zbst the ItattOstrnt Si rearae•
Crcss.r•st sad =II br a. r_ SELLERS. 57 Wood
. .
SEW BOOR! BEM" 804.8.8,L, ‘.
A T 110 L3,11.,S LITERARY DEPOT, N 9.7
AI Ito - .I ...eat. orteuite tb. rort 011ie,
..
~...t• ~, 1.110 Bok. lit Vetruary.
i aim: Natl.:est Islaralin , frr Fe.ruar• ..
h00r....11...1.1 ikask.Ne. ii.
May La.,.:, e beam. by the inthorrr . 3tanfk:/
111.11• - e ,
Loralon Art Japrnal for 3 ....0)".
IL: .
ondon Labor awl /col= roar, Nor IC ani I.
Nate) Ara/111,M Ito. 7.
Ilorue sod Its /atlneace. • droteatir any.
Swam. In rrarire; by
e Aleratoter D.roal. . ,
Kolo.terbrt, Marsala*. forJalrnar77 A/ a Yero , '
II Y.l-oltnrist an 4 Coltlntor ttn , Jannary. ,
tloorsflarahant'a /lumina. for January. SS a rani.
Rooker . a Maa-arine. for J.nary, Se a rear. .
' Itarrer'r lllaantrit, for ).boar). Vta rear..
tfol,bnio %liar /famine , it a ynr..\\
kohictle /tararia, aria, fl:a • rftr. • • so •
Morrlr a %His' Rome Journal. s, \
•tioley'aLady'a Bok. am Juluaryt SZ,O4a. pear.
OrzbarsaY)taarrloa. - SASQ \
t.artaloSa , ,
a."l
\ -
Leh. , AlationalMantralna, , 1.0u,,\, -
wt. Hauge,. tr Cant Marna natl. Y ,
larre aorrtrnent of 'l,sters, Literary P4;411 1, 0.971
• aral la 4 autarrlrtlnno racetreat at the pa. !tomes
.am and Hot,Vater Apparpuk,
put
HEATING $m GS of \ e\ery
\totiats..llll.m.l.l. rombaulatt• 1411111.4 e.
10:11/ • *IV Ma
: Fy
4 1 4 E, Vk
t in MeV. 7\
I
Q. °LID \ 131.• ank2 kegs Bei
f` Itis~.ll¢ In sto 4 twitti a
CO.
FeRESILtt \ OL
J.Au" IT \
s
ARl)=l2,p ;_sN
Print* 01 , e
r + i lsk' ESTABLISI 'D
I ` l l . 4 1 1 4 - 2 " .
*r/II be soli
etllars
ratsil
• IN,:
tlutri rat,
I
A \ll
..111 1 4.
=peeler's'
4 ). LOC
ig h tl24., r
1.11 • V:1(0
,teta ,
IRA IN SPA.R.NI , ; , 4 , PAPER NDRW
Lninitird—Yor ink, 05;0.65 Marta
,_.., - ,•,,', \\ : THOMAS Pd ll' \a
.‘,V4.LL PAPEk& BORDERS— , -An r N O
. dn.raraordnont:rdobraArnernn7 ati6tapd' ..
,
'. 7:IM ,br , \, 711d6SAd s t.a.
` 1 MA , & MOLASSEFH
• 42 oaaN. O. 51ohvar•n, 1 , Irlrds. d:dar; .. „
. ~j e i ! ..P i t "'"lPilErti.%ktr i th:t r ,..
-.. TER \4 bbis. prl 4 o rito, non.
.• as br •" Aid) , . IDALZELL a , _.
11
EES,WAX-1,2 ten. nottr.inndin; from str.
ttt" 4 \ * "'Cn 7 is ' il i tA ar i X Vorcht . i.
g IIEAS\--5 b 15.4. note Inneng
_Onm Iltr.
IJII .I. rurem, r *ale li d ‘ lid AL L. 1 ., (.4U ...d 4 ,4 %. 1..
—...t ,
LPL. X. 61.1 rt U Ell FRUIT/-,
I: 7Ma Thu • \\!.. \ \
\
: ,•." D tT4ll. ; tVird \ 44.
Omar, far do bi In tllll Dr., El. Cu. \ \
JNU ' • - ra Wnter and trani On:, \
;Floral' moo io nof the rent Sipe-Annual Sk,,, for,
.\ ,4 T1 , 76?1,-11r D. 110..,
T•A. A.. SONNot C0.1k6,2 and 84 ar
ks/. arra.— I thoir gunk of SS• It Anna,.lntsich 1
4 . Nam. . Mascots, Casbradraran: Liallt i . r i ll
Do =it Alkw"V i t.titgr el t.4N . d:P. 0.4. !
__
.14 llexic:O to
.
YLLSIS.B, 66
to Ft?ah 8011, for
,D. 10.411 its Cu.
ILASSE' I bble. and 5 bbls. Su
.\
. .. „..
Magyar , . Manganaaolatt'
ORO k. CO. are just receilit
4... or those • ••tbrtablo RATS.
buuld th4b.cat 111 call tbe then- '
AL_ t„
e TOR I.N ES, &c. --McCORAA
.. o
ko lose tb•I• stock 01 Fllltb.olfig
ATI... 1144. bill bud at to their
n 1 a fo
L
tipo f genii
NiEl FFS,
.O, w Mtn
ar tutijrtl
ELLERS' U a:WALLED Mar 00E.
Flualtlel oast. 144._
r. R. E. Ell:tear oar Vetdinst• decidedly the
beet we have m‘Vilitics M.r ceej•
WriniArgati
yerenteL It you rut a act= deetroyer, ILI at the
Drothol• ot \ It. X FELLERS.
SEEDS -100 bn
ris::;lci 19 ' .and t0r.a1.14,
ENGLES kitNNZIT.
IT.Sesaul43s4 141 Elm st.
(111EESp-200 bFs. Vf:lt., for sale by
A.l -Jas ' WICIE.t iIIcOANDLYza.
LAX-,-40 halos for tide by
Sair wtotc a mem:fetus.
rH BUTTER--1 caeo Fa.='ly Print;
* bosui (11 lb& Nita ki,l9:
id ram oilier,sad for aale % ,zs a
1611 \ -B . O6JULT Stn,
C()31 31 'C I .
VAllSndltl A> \
. L 'd'
th etbl. tarot ~vi'4 ..r♦giT^
,
0e1,..
Mo7s.
I,_
CEA-R.OE3U
. DAYS \OP BAILIN9' . 17AAY"
STACE- 4 -111 TIII
rayi xtlr Tatir
1tt.51
`4. ....
tnNa k
aturJr.
M Ma.rt h .......
B.turdy. arch 20 ..
6atun.ln, Apia 3
. April ,t 7 ...... -
Satur..l.,. 1\
attml•, O' D. • •••• •
Siturday. MI T tv. , •
sstorkla, - , Jul., ....
Optuniay. Jltne ••
Sat u rday. Aug 7
Sat u rday.
Satiirda.r. .....
Snpt ---,
Saturiar. S.?pt IT • .
eutnrlay,
Forurdar .... .
SatorthANor .....
atrday.
11. ........
•
•
Ct NAT:
1,0 M L
•
N1.311A RA. fen. Roston.
AN AKKA, for Nom. York.
EMIOVA. Wr
jiee York,
t.
CA3IBNIA;\froM Elo.tns. tredr.ef.l3y. atf
Asl.k. from N lurk. I.rnirm.J.,
NIAGARA, from Boon, IT*Cce,ft, , , tt, .I.lla TYO\
AMERICA, from N Tent., IVenroly ,
1.1
rre. ,rtnn. W•AI.
nt, ••
CANADA. from N Son, Irv/Inc.d.
PHILADELPFIiA &LIVERPOOL
YIION TIIILADELP
CITY OF BIANCITLATEB, Thnrvln
CITY OP OLASOOiV. ' • ThurDl,
CITY OP 3LANCIIESTFR.. Thurel,
THOM . LIVERPo_a
CITY OF GLASGOW. W,4lnr,
CITY GP MANCUESTE.I4 Wtdo,
SOUTHAMPTON & BREM
\ . York.
.N...r New.
FAPIIIINIIT.IN. Jo.r. 31 I , b
il Ell-MANN. r ta h :8 NI,
WASIIINUTON. 3I rLI A ;111
II RIOIANN, . ~
Al.. 24. flu;
WASIIVOTON. Mx, ...-.. Jub
1LF.1131.4.NN, \ June 17 Jul,
WAkIIMITON. \ July .1: Au.
1111101 A 1.1. 0 %. , Aug 14 Fr g.
WASHINGTON. \ Frvt 11 ...•
IiERNIANN . \ Oct 9 N. r
WASHlbili Z.:, \ Nor Co 10..-
LIEIBIANN..
,
'5, -- -- --`-...--
\ \
et7r, OH M.A.k..E
\
:
t, .\ .. Sat •
\TET--weatber y, sterda
\
lIIN IP:mimeo genera if was s.
we uktear of no he vf tram, c
teals \
ILoCße—lteceipts we fugalfa i ,
dmr, b;: t et; have no Iva rtsi cban.
r \.
Thy all from Orin buds mini
about tar Maned bbl. at 32 443, pri • c
ter figure litr s. L. 43 a 3 12 I
fart
have ommaehrifined to email lo s Ps en. miuumption at
SI 1262.3 1114 25 for a g and es
\ \\
GRAIN—No bldg of. ronsmpia es Lat. en: doing in
• Grain. In the a. ova of receipt. l uy ' , ate •t. We may
continue our qu don. lio fullows 7. l \ llleat iam r.i.
ft 43 45; Bmley . liti felm Con 401 rel Oati aOiWe It .
bushel. _ - .... . .
OLLOCERLES--Po. r has become a t C ie ail. In Wm
lieqUenall of the pret elated state of or river. Sala •
II bads. in lots. at Ge. moo. befog he, I; mall twhy -
~
j,\,
\t,„
soma 'B.saLem at Ca. &Lista obis co 'uses, i.. tato.
a 4 3W - c18251c. 4 mss. 111 Cod.. b selling in
limit • late,
to the eZ and miontrf t •at nti Cr itie• \PIM Mar Lo '. '
quatea
MPROVISLONLI—Per stet fit apples Os in :are light
Dye.. mama. 0.0. 1 at Ilia 'homier, ard P‘4911 hi- N,
plain llama \ Lard itt telling in small icht'st about Ibto . \.. \ ,
....
„, ..,....,.
for tibia and fig.for bans. Dried teed mar se q' d arfiliic
slab no miestoany con videtabh\ extent.
c3nort mi. \st tette of :3 lipis at 40'.b fuse e.
u
. .
. ..
• . . ~
BUTT E--3.1e. out More baSo Lewo ~...,da r, i ~,,,,,a!
war at Ita for freslamili. In bra tad Kilt, Ind too small
bra, put up for rondo . data. 3111.11ing cat Lair goal •es of
Mil ate selling at 124117.4 7 la.isol tag ai 334L10L0r •
tialltr. \ \ .
.
OsEE—A fair rea , r tusinste le doing'. In cIZ ..
at 34a7, 33
3 LT—We may quota , ocuinali - 4., C 5 : , ..70 , " Lit : Lo•
LI Is—Leal-1i 30 Mail. at ~.1, 7 1ki, tetarlay at 314 , 818 It -
. .
''' .4 .. ..,a— "M ll l' a t o ''‘' u li r ' ll . e-% . &
.. 1 e 0 . \ •
\
matt an time. Salta 8 tons eset ' ri .6.1 '
\
ere.= la orth Ite. Potash 4.11(441ic 'a
CriLIDL - There li , a regatta \temat \• 'i
' \
, \
full mime r for Pittsburgh ru\ua .
a:Mail - MOS 1021 . 334 , :and rm..' . \
Our =suave mil ma doing • r .
' . ,
—.......
II LIIILOBE
.\
Catcli,—There !,/
The offorinot. resobett 'OD 0..1
• re, KAI'OO Ito bn. her.,
\
The,. ranged Ante 53 00 4 0(..
00a7 13 rut; and are i.
tzsaztolloto
bottle. roltir to sell otit.
(Into—Th•Ttlct, Taill tor cOr
the mtW to tho Ttotoit, 1 13.4
• three .melt Oct. aeon, T
fella ote vc l.to and OW; 1141.0 fray :at,.
, t t ,Virgtois at 11 and ttOptbfit of
\ tiao t:Mt •
la.o,ll.=iVi T
1 n; o
ItkOtltey—Pate..of thtno*
at Mos4oX. 11,11Toont . bblt p
ko,V.—Soles 500 Balttmon. ,
Too d'eumberlandlT,Tt.Ti
• k t thostloonl to 4.1', 10 3142 rtmen 0 ? •17,,,r1
AK WI.
bW, M 1 solott \do tharto ont 004,
btrisavt It I\ . tti bid, 17„ti.otited
'COLINTEEtI
a%llar notes
icitl r o g 4
\
iirk7:7l. ° :
iV - I•ertal:t.
Thee. eleatto
/ eaten ; ,s o d
It it it
. .
•
._,
IROCER 5
.7e..riin• 2} - © i , ,
._ \ r ‘lll. 434 tiirri
_,
.a:OW lia' r
nltZ r resi Tor th e atellir pm,
Me our Perham letaarketr.
Stollarea—The i of the peat tp .a 1 -.that up •120,0
b la th lakine a tofu
c,,x tb• week o e.. blue, sad
ent
Pj, rued to oh • Ints at lO,Krio2 ...'utkrtor aril far
ate the do 16*1er * lion.
, A•taired gout the atir that, =I Lb*. lirt reorfets or
thCr iie C lD, lta prove/ uoarol urtLarl I • that rty pert
of atio *loth, al rousouttna upon the rero • • • ..P , /th . '•••
I I le, (heart-Meru Meth has tortoni
_. • ltVa4ao3/0
UM. tRII7d4 sad .. tooth 'thither nilmor bv.p...4-.N.,
ban Itfp-ututhlog roam 15,5-0 tor Pe a••••te.. mPle:e.
rio7= C 6. 4 lQ t114;1 1 .4 , U,r.`i.4 .11'.44
° " 7°- t o aura b•! , ?:;:xv,, , •„'%. 1 7:=11 4 N , /,,
aral the e=
date.* Mu L. — - atametea thetraleV?th
Ithe--) e. hut t e elathirkfol \
\ threr , 10.1 or or, o Med ot `ma
eu to 0 , ---- Uustratite.'
,a(thir
Counterfei
c.;17 51. c.
etrost %Li Gr 4 134.%.:: ".
th, I etiht
. 11.611thiMInt t the
Lb, hart . seL \
A \‘'
•
N experienA • 'areltinme man, Li, n.
heart urtnerril - 123..t0^ . . •ka
gltij,oT f.nrca satomz tl,nune Tr,
sidelmingoeuotAtroltloi.No.liK, "toTntr4h
hse+ an Atterviror tiezv t2al4.l.„tfl'
. • Ts•l7llf :_e
41. 0:50.0 B t S gAtEmptit— . ;menthe? nisi{
goo,l ro — keTtrees 'Ten. • Ad.: r ,, T.
max., beectlwrittn, of the 0.1-.
actifOltine..? • \ .• • • • ialsnl
, 0, •
• .
.. \ . , , 01,
-- -•-• 4 \ ‘ ,
- '
' . ,
' \ \
,
\•
\ \
,FeV \ A ulttlersie ed, haring 1i5.1 1•,,, , q . proper- \
V.i. it Uo.o.roi.d , hr Po recut or. •,,, 5e...4 .1 i-ter..t:o.). ' • . • •\:\ ' •
.I. a rdalkr rosured.rotb•gt.lebtormaluenrlcor#.;oretriar; • ;
..
• 0. 7 Agent, Ne,6l, th,n17,h251,1 neve,. keit 3 Ida '_ • . ,-: \
d y" to olm that dm emtp,Loy , ioy? WI? 4, 1 , 1 , 1 , .. , 71r •• . . ,'
-•
\ \
=lli "jhtriz=i9Po,:li:t.t . p", '.:,;:isz,•''t7 l l4;:: - . . '..•
to4t..lzht'a ti. Tii,A14:1.3. ,. ' , ‘, \
Bow kley42V9LeT ItAtt_tt,—ltal:o.o. , \ \
,
• \,- 4 Estate \for Sale.; \
.., \, , - . . \ \
iyi \ tASX s,TERMS.-Y.li.„ 11:•1114 ,- ;1101 1 - ,- ' , • ' ...
,-..t ~., ,
LiA;VVooesdnet. I Ithoba.rch. c00n : t5.11. , , , a4,`, : , •
\
Wally a , o ot io Mayo WoJthon, oi_ sm.,
Bloom RA tto alththrator. .amt Cod t; SannslCanmt \: - • . ,
.00hing Chislos.Drettom. The touralimont r:thsthathst \ • - :.. ,
4 LOOM op ritter Mao then la a fins ior 1, no t.l ono t. AP , '.'.:- .-
'
ClSetard Of thriling pow:S i lt:tee. amte,•••:l•....l,.•,tciem CO \ • , ~
, . •
,
• rows-table 11.. oleos, t' country k o sn_s,,, ~ ..,. it. lot \ ; • ~ -
1, Altos • Let as Mk Moootothitela Atm, meth .7 tb•- }Wilton \ \
\ XIII of 11111or.Ch`Arett A , N . Mt eon., Vor' Immo 0- , • ~ , - ~ ~
kly to ~ JO B. NCL.X.. AM. rod. 'I Li., • ,
.
thillotamlAt-11- ` \ - Goma ilmot I.lttsbarob. ' 4,- .: .
N. . - ' .:, _ \DiVid-AL/7 -.--2— .
\
rit*: l E Trusteesof . "t 1143 Fittsbaigh, ca•-) •\ • i )
JL ColalMai" boa this day declarea it Dits. ior.:l or 1
Am
mon out or the rrothe of the httt nix months,. tim : , \ , .
"Z"d' of C..."PaoT. Dal thA I , mthont to moth- ~ \ .
Ao If that,. trial le ptratotatle et Al
:It h it. ,CV of. t.,7:e
elellatiri• • JASLIAs 11.1.111thSTY, Tomcs: , _ .
\ 0 ......g1Ath ( 5 0=IMAT. Jats.l2, 15Z2.- , ithlti..loo ) . \
ACK,REL--.Nos. 1, - 2 and 1, for - Irak ty ' . \ •
.1,1r M .;.1t .c wick; A3l -tANDLEAS?-- -- . .
V.A4D--8 pkgs. No. 1, for sal:, liy
- - :ex * 31:t!,1,11.1.
I ILKAVA,ItP pouitqm eirpbl e
JILIJA Dr. frra at ,t6te
North ." ant u di r M citgi
VANTONVINNNES=4 - or - 1, - I . U;rart.d .
1.2 q ..t.Dejani— . lb,etatte. ver
4fund. .7\ .31u.ttleur
;ARD 20 b We. V inter Strained, just
from am . r rb r lV
.0.1f1.0.1341.1i11Z,
I 0 O F :L2 f o o: c tz , le by •
JUL .09 \ ...\ \ MIL!? uaTt.i„tweect.
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