HOME MATTERS.
uovEnps „KOSSIITECII Df2ARIVBE PEON
On Sato:idly mornlog at abOut half put seven
o'clock, Governor koesutit aid suite left the
St, Charles -,bated,'ned drove tithe depot of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad in Allegheny,
where they entered a car,'whiCh had been kind
ly tarnished fee their reception, without, charge,
by;the authorities of the road.-
At eight o'clock, the exprese train moved off
amidst the cheers of large coneonrse of per-
Boas, who had mumbled to bid adieu to the
illoetrioos ezile. • At varloni points along the
road, between Allegheny and 'Rochester,
,not
withstanding the unpleesant state of the weath
er, large, numbees' had assembled, who greeted
Kossuth, as, he passed along: with loud cheers.
411R1VAI, , AVIOCIIESTEK
` -The apProach of the' Goveror to Itocheeter,-
vas
„answered by the firing of a 'fine, fteld,,,piece
which had been ['tithed there to salute hlio.''and
the cart shipped at the depot, Which pas appro
priately decorated-with Sags; ind in the neigh
borhood of 'width .it vast consOnnse, comes' ting
of the citizens of Kothester, Deaver, Phillips- -
burgh,', Pr‘edmia and vicinnity„.. had attain
, hied! i ,
9ov. koaanth wsalsindly Informed that thopeo
ple; knowing the state . of his i'L'esith, and his ex
hausted coalition did not desire him to address
them, but Wished hint to appear on Lb:, platform ,
jut - the ear, that they might here the piastre of
aeeiug the illo.strians champion or civil and
raigious Europe. Kossuth howed
hia acknowledgements for their kindness, to the
: - . crowd, and feriently prayed that God might
bless thein, when.the cars spored on,: amidst
tremendous' chtiers, • .
RECEPTION:.'AT NEW BRIGHTON.
.itt New litori the, oar stopped 'in front of
the depet were n large assemblage of ladies
gentlemOn were awaiting Kossith's sr-
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D..N, White Esq.' introduced • Gov. Kossuth
to the peeple,• by. whom _he was received . with
every detenstration of honor and respect.
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Edward Warner IE4, the resident engineer of
• .• the Eastern division of the Ohio and Pennsyl
''' : trams railroad. is behalf of the ladies, present- ,
edam Governor, with a parse, and welcomed
, . laltuto New Brighton. .. ',
~...' . Gov. Kaisuth returned his thanks, and said.
(O. ".- il knots . ; ladles that you are :animated_ by that
eympathy . for the - cense of my poor eonutryr, eo
. • congenial to tbo breitst4 etall true ' Americana,
f- ' but I OrOlo,ol.ele'thet: ...f.nniunitble to speak...
Tone reais l behalf of Ilfingery, and your pees
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mice hero, titters and strengthens .r* thopell
! ...that God May bless you. (Lond...ebeenc) -.-.
' Governor Kossuth then enquired :what was,
the population of the ind what its Prim
; - cipal niainsfacturewas water!' or steam', the
13 :wait , Punet,"&c,!, which questions Vere,kind
.. ly semen dby Me Warner, and all tbo neocasa
i Ty information given. , The ladies present, were
1 . - thenintroducedoto the Gevernor , who shook
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i . limas with them. . -
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il • •
: . Brighton; were.abontto teem an association of
the friends of liattgary, ne - whict • Kossuth . , ea-.I
-• . pressed - hlit pleasure, and thankingi them .for
their *them, said he wieltel it were its his
. . poises to be of Service to their countrY,to testify
.. . -'hie grati Dade for-their, goadnees towards his,
belt it was already ee great and free, ts.not to
i,, . require in any inanner, his pear aid. The en.
~,,', -• . gine and train thensdeparthd, amidst the moat
( ~.L.
enthusiastic cheers. • .; • . .
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DEEP CUT ON THE RAILROAD.
Whilst the train was passing through the deep
j . . , cut beyond New pri g htmi, the G overnor carotid.
ly examined it, and too reariekeiridelihe coati
'' - en the manner io whiethe various bridges
! . ahnii the - route were boil , end the road con
tit
1 .*. at:meted, together wiih his amperisons, between
'.. . . 'lt aid Eneopean railroads:. evinced - thereugh
1 knowledge of am 'subject.. Alter passing. through
tie deep cot; he Was received by a large body of
. . . workmen on the road, with clarets. , . •
- . gOcoprioN. AT ENON TILLEY. • •
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.. , .. At Ervin -Valley, large numbers of:the farm
adla Of Bearer and Mercer; counties .4tire wait.
'',l • lag 'at‘thalitation honse, although a chilling
.±1 -• min had cametriseed ta fall and J. 1i"... John.
eon, Beq.',...ef. Newcastle, sal : [ , .. r •
... , ..t- , • -. Govivork Easel:lth :-. 7 .1n b l ehalfil the citizens
of thin rattl.;Of Pennsylvabiall bid you welcome,
.. -and isanttryou that weera d eeply interested"
: - .1 ~ ' in the coccus of your =lesion , bothpolitically
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and society. .. '. ~... - .' . . '
.I -: . Three 'timers were then gi en for the canoe of_
j Buu r ir T - , -• ', .. - . ~ • .
:..,..,t •, - ° Governet,Nossnth mud:— lam not mots
;,•:! • ken, I have already had tlt pleasure of meet
; . - Ing - delegaiions from .this p rt of the county
-, ,- (cries it yei, you haVe).. I viably thank you
for your kindness. Indeed, t e sympathy of the
' - people hos been the only co -- 4olition which has
. rnstained• me Dieu late most laborious coarse
I "' of lifei"(Gbeers.) I will soon be compelled to
. return to .Enrope, to aid in nightingale battles
.'tor _.fteidaii-: in my Fatherland; but whatever
the lin:us - of that struggle may be, I Will always
-'',,,..rememberur, your kindness towards.my
poor pee
: I . , Ple, and that kindness' shall be recorded where-
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- of, Itungoryle knowrL , Tour
peopleconserve'
...; generous evertheir own free
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..., • ' : dom; and I tryst they -may: always hare the
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.- . power ;to aid others, Straggling in
.. e, jct.'s:cause.
:'ll ~' - (Cheiire:)27
, ~... . . The cirri noble moment moving off, Kossuth
44 . 0 : inda:—.Rentember the eatme, if 'toy dorm trod
-den pointry, and do nyt forget. the Foot.esti&
'... „2. c.5t ~. , - May God. its, Abitigiity bleas Pon.. • . ..
, A13.1114L AT PALESTINE 01110 _
On the arrival of
. the - ears -at: 141iesti:te,
'4 . Ohio, Gov. Enasuth wins received by the 'heirs
'?i of a vast cosicourre of Its citliene, who had as
it,, 'nembled to welcome hiM,,and was saluted by the
7„. discharge of artillery:., -
D. If: White, Diu:, introduced Kosmah tothe
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....ettireue - of Ohio, and James • Martin, - Bil.;
cferirpor Kemeth, the people of Ohio greet
yon as the is onetantiOna( Governor of liongary,
and weicome you into their free State. (Cheers.)
'We endorse every one of the resOlatione,
passed ; by'Lhe Legislature of our State, inviting
yen to visit ,us and onOctioning your cense,.
and. fervently honk that your mission to this
country will not be in vain; We trust that you
rimy_ receive the enbetiotial aid of one . Govern
. mentL.Yort hat;e, rest thawed, the :warm Byrn.
Pathy of the people:'; (Lend cheers.) :lf pop do
not receive the aid of this Government 'may the
aluidis'ef General LaYsfette rise rip in judgment
avail rm. But yad will succeed:, The people
of the thiltedlltates are with you; and their will
must be obeyed..
A firmer is the crow d . the n offered laths nri•
. . . , ,
vernal' sentiment of all mrsenti- . _
' . ..Htingarybands O.IT-.-11. free field end a fair
sight, and God protect the' right... (Cheers.)
Gor. , Koviuth eate,r.l. thank you, gentlemen,
for yanr. kindness,and esteem It a happy sa
' guyy thot at my Seat ; elep into:your great nod
prosperous State; - whlch has been aptly termed
the "wonder - of the Wist,"l me et_ with such a
• receptioo. ~ (Cheers.) .I do not, indeed, know
- what sentimente the- resolutions' to'whleb yon .
', -halo been; pleased 'to ... refer; contain, bat:they
must tie good, mince they embody the will of the
thisland friends - second me. ,;• ~. ,' ' '
Ilere a gentleinan, In the tasted, read the
reirobatierikwidelt were receireastald Imid. cheers,
. and Got,. Kossuth proceeded- - . %
'amtiomen/I am indeed: alek, and hire not
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'. the . pa properly . .to return yoti toy thinks, for
I have spoken. too roneh of iate, bat yen - do not.
' require to be told
what my mission is, and;what
..t. my sierra arr.' , . The people of this land are so
happy as to have in every log bonze two orthette
D .. - .... - p pees, end thoY areal! i eteatifoir eitoo bte
i. . hue, bow to read and uuderetand them. 'The
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.. prep press Of America has published ill that is
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i): . . replete for your. fatly understanding zie, soft
!' '' f. to it I refer you. (Cheers.) God bless you.
The, station - noose at Columbiana, iris encir
cled
bry a vest 'crowd, though'the min was - fall.'
.bir, more heavily than at sty tthsi! point, along
she eituf,l , As the eareeame:rip .r theGorernor
was greeted* . W;Clcere, - and a geitlitaaniald :
;.. GesernorThleseth, it eloold be mostisaPpy
to hear yon,f:trifew momenta.- It is, 'rest as
'. . in i r eg, - -no r bile euripeity, but i s heartfolt . 'rump,
;... ebris the justice of
- your cause which has as.
41irahletinstogether.[. , - ~ .„ .!, -..
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. ' Alia - whistle of the locomotive sounding, Our
'.' maißimith &aid, there speaks the steam::on'.
10 . 00. -.-. l , , uat 01* fu wine since I bare
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submitted myself to its can, [Cheers antllstigh
ter.
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. caps moved on a short distance and stop
ped, when the ladies and gentlemen of Colombi
ans again assembled around thorn. Ineaply to
• question as to whether he would stop at Sa
lem, the Governor saidihat indeed he did not
Mort the steam engine was tail director.
I am not, ladies and tentlemen in good health,
but I have work fo do. The tired horse 'on the
Lord's day rests from his labors, but on Moo
day he goes on as before, whether he to ruflici.
catty rested, - or not, so, indeed it is with me. If
it be God's will, ands lle will of the people of
this Republic through him, my minion to this
country will not he in Wall, end I am. thankful
to hear that the resolutions passed by the Legis.
Leture of this 'State, recognize
.thiia, .my mis-
Mon. -I am pleased to-learn that you arelorm
ing Associations of •the Friends of Hungary.
They have a double utility. By the ocean or
.Material aid, formed by the drops contributed
by their s pOnlieil,- - they aid the cause of my
country at eeclaidly they, by their polictical
weight are-of service to Hungary. You will
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End the plan of operations laid down to guide
the Friends of Hungary in the public papers,
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and as I am unable Ito specik to you, I bid you
farewell, and pray that God may bless you.
Three cheers were then given for Governor
Kossuth.
ENTIMISIASTIC• RECEPTION AT SALEM.
'The town of Salem was crowded by strangers,
thousands bating flocked in from the neighbor
.
ing country; to. meet Gov. Kossuth. A recep
tion committee, consisting of .laines Brown, Jr.,
Lawry Ambler, Rev.:.lienderson, Rev. Phillips,
Rev.. Broirn, Rey. McCombs, Henry Shaffer, J.
D. Cattell, Zadock Street, Wm. McClaio,
Marshall, L. T. Part, Dr. J.,Harria, R .. 11. Gar.
lgues, Jos. thmselbery;Samnel French and loose
Themes, werein readiness to-convey Kossuth
tolthe town ball, where a very large association
of the friends of Hungary had met to greet
him. With considerable difficulty, listing to the
satiety of the immenee crowd to see him,
alb' entered a carriage which was in waiting,
and was aortreyed , to the ball. Deputations
from .:WPrien, Carifield; and'other towns, were
In attendance at ,the hall, and when he entered,
the whole , assembly received himwith deafen
ing cheers. Ile Was first introduced to the
committee of reception by, the Pittsburgh com
mittee; end thereby MOYor Broin to James
Marshall, Esq., and the audience. After the
cheering had subsided Gov. Kossuth was ad
dressed by Mr. Marshall, as follows:
Corernor Linsauth:—lt is my - pleasing duty,
today, to give you a cordial welcome in behalf
of the pooplo.of Salem.
Deeply sympathizing with yen for the free.
dom of Margery, awl greatly admiring your in
tegrity as a patriot and a chieften. and cheer
tali - mingling oar voice of praise with the friends
of freedom, for your nothing devrition to the
cease of humanity, we bid yon e MOM cordial
and enllandastio welcome:to the hospitalities of
Our place, sod hail with joy'', your presence
,among us.
Never behind less important towns, in extend.
log the hand of sympathy to the oppressed, and
casting the iailuence of "material aid" into the
scale urnetional justice spinet notional wrong,
I the people of Salem embrace this favorable time
to give you their welcome and hospitality. and
listen to the matchless eloquence of him, whom
so long they.had loved and admired.
tiii, you have passes' the - hounds of the East,
and.now stand in the iestibule of the root arena
of the mighty West, where myriads of exulting
freemen will welcome yen as the harbinger of
liberty end peace to the down trodden 112142,Ci of
' Europe.
When we cordially welcome you to the gnat
slate of Ohio, :we bat respond to that free and.
harmonious sentiment - now pulsates the
heart of nearly two millions of coals, who hare
traced your wanderings al the East,. and ann.
lonsly desired to greet yon upon 'their_ native
soil, to acknowledge the justice of year request
filling the coffer,' of humanity with practical
matsrial.Md. .
Ohio has not beedinsethibleto the frauds and
.perjneies of the Austrian Government, nor boobs
ed in silence upon the 'Bosnian robbery. She
has watched, wish the greatest anxiety, the pro.
Kress of the cause of Iluogaey, and, mourned,
with the deepest regret, the loss of bee sacred
rights and privileges. The treachery of the
Hapsburgiawdynamy and the Russian . violation
'of internationel Taw, sq. will'eier consider the
grossest outrages npon bumanito.
- Although from her 01.21 "Queen City," (which
at your siggestion, we will maths "Metropolis
of West,") was, seat to Washington the first •
memorial in behalf of freedom in iluegary; yet
the dark cloud of Russian DiSpotism, gathered d
over the. horizielf her dawning independent
nationality, nettle' upon the hopes .of millions,
and extinguished the last glimmering ray of
Constitutional Liberty..
But the eloquent and 'plaintive appeals of
Hungary's brave-and exiled Governor, in behalf
of his bleeding fatherland, have struck tre chard
of human" sympathy, and moved mankind's
mighty,betrt to' threh with one universal Fenn.
Ment--"Liberty or Death!" They' have reared
.for you a' throne in the heart of your people, as
firm es the ruck, vied IS lasting as the eternal
principled you represent.
To you, sir, the teeth seems as clear as the
sunlight • You remove the rubbish; and stand
uporithe immovable reek. In-you, the people
recognize the mighty advecate of the principles
of civil and religious liberty. Pleading with
burning eloquence, and the 'sanction of truth
and justice, that 'one nation has no right to init.,
fere with the domestic concern: of another: %pa, 1,
that as long ha . the flame of liberty remains un
quenched
in the human breast, there is hope for', ,
Mungary-s-si future for Europe—your irresistible
Influence - will More the people to.breathe yen
'gestate forever upon tY'rants, and impart no peace '
to the realms of :Europe, till, despotism dies be
neath the fabric, of independence:
• •Your unparaleled receptions arena unmeaning
'evidence, or what the future foreign policy of a
notionwill be,erhose palls the voice of the'people -
The National Government will - and Wart yield • to•
the appeals of the, American people. An expecte.
eion of national eynipethy in behalf -of -infent •
'atraggles for liberty, will sunder the circubdiug
assistance of tyiante,—
.
t'And worn Ow Elogs death.,
That It theY teas coot to,
' Oar mei wet torn to asteetertele- .
• (har Wipes to drams of tre.7
Sir, this vast concourse of free menlhas assembled
trauma pieta of the siirrOunding - tountry, to
hetr 'oaten your - country's' rale of woe, - honor
you for the principles .you represent, and sym
pathisa with yoa for the glorious cause' you so
eloquently plead. Yon bard 'their sympathies
and aid; and we bid you "God, speed"; in your
gloriedsPilgrimage. Grander receptions aoralti
you hallo West; but none more imbued with
the' genuine epirit of liberty, or with deeper
heartfelt frympathy for the freedom 9f Hungary
than the"asieniblY now before you. •
The wonderful and sapassiug interest of 'this
gist region that now opens beforeyon, snit wid
ths:in beauty and grandeur as you wend your
way te - tbe bread waters of thelltsalesippl, hoe
'already been told youi. and you have but to
move on, over the vesederanin of our glorious'
Stitte T -behold the evidence...of her wealth' and
power—witness the rapid growth and preiperity
of beecommerce, that is fast moving en to the
command or the world—examine the leis and I
liberal Institutions—and mingle with the friends
of education WO freedom. winf will everywhere
Welcome yon as the embodiment of liberty„,
tee ,divinely commissioned advocate of-the in
imitable principles, of Christianity-syou - bee°
bet to be cordially 'welcomed by .these;vtlien•
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the -anxieties of your generous heirt will be re
tieved;: when you Will realise the; . benign Salm
Once of the genial spirit of Liberty; ' when you
will raalizothe whieperings of your 'guardian
angels the hopes of your bleeding country; and;
that tumonecions Instinct that long niece turned
your attention - to the West.
Me. -Biseshail concluded his eloquent address
amide: great applause, Gprornor KOseuth.
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GOVERNOR. EOSSUTII'S ADDRESS.
Rosen tb,ttfter returning hip sincere and bc4irs
felt thanks . for the kind hnspitality of which he
bed been generintely invited to partake. express
ed hiniegtet that be **enable to do so, and
Since I.came to the United Sinter, the very
first Fords with which I have been greeted on
Arriving' at any place, Imre been the generous.
offers.of hospjtality but, ..genthmen, I came
not hero to enjoy reet—nots to partake or
pitulity, but twthiote all my.exertions to bene
fit the canoe of Bungary—my country; awl I
feel that everi.dollar spent simply in' borpitsb
lir, lan dollar lost to the canoe which I sato
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nate, If you pre to gtraerone, I will invite nay
dowwtrtichlen.enontiy to . partake of.loor - bo*
pitality; but It osirutb, - . the. poor exile, wishes
nothing to be 'weighed pn him--every thing on
fiLeountry_
None ere - alter is pleased to allude to•wbat he
termed '
"toy eloquent and plaintive , appeals in
behalf of inyblesdlog Fidler's:Al" Ladies and
gentlemen. let, me. hi-jelly !relate a tale to you :
There was once a tishoP Isla& in itcertain part
of Earope,- entered a tow, itui ballet *Of
wblch be expected to be rung in bin honor; but.
he was not greeted by tieli sound, and
the superiors ottbetilecti togetber, to know the,
IMI
cause of the - omission. The chief magistrate
.ssid'that they had ninety-nine reasons for not
ringing the bells. The first reason wee, that
they had to belle to ring. (Laughter.) The
magistrate was going onto Mande his other
reasons, but the bishop said that he was per
fectly satisfied with their first, anti, dispensed
with all the rest. •
, Now, Indies and gentlemen, if indeed you ex
pected any eloquence from me, you will be dinar,•
pointed, for ninety-nine. reasons, the filet of
which in that "I have got [lobelia." [Applause.]
Out of the other reasola, however, with your
kind permission. I will narrate one or two—the
first of which is, that lam very sick. Indeed,
lam entirely worn out, and it CHUM me great
pain even to speak a single word. If I make'
much exertion, I wildperbspe waste the little
remnant of my strength, and that, I want to pre
, serve to fight the battles of my country.—[En
-trinsiastic applause.] One more • reason I will
mention for not delivering to you an elaborate
address. • It the generous people of the United
States become accustomed to festrain their eon ,
tribe - lions until I arrive at their places of resi
dence, and speak to them—if they bestow their
Tomah y for my cause„only on condition of ray
personal presence—the grata object of my mis
sion will have failed, and I can accomplish no
thing. I have now been eight weeks in your
country. During that time I have mite-all the
exertions -which I possibly could. hare taken
no reef., and yet I have
, only visited eight cities;
therefore if it be in my power to remain eight
weeks longer, I may perhaps visit eight cities
more—but their population will not make even
a fifth part or that of the United States, and I
! shall:thus have only keen heard by fire out of the
twenty-fire millions of its inhabitants. To ad
dress the remainder wohld require ye ars, and I
have only menthe, (if, indeed, that time,) at my
disposal. If, then, the people conceive this idea,
my faith in the ultimate objects of my mission
will be broken, and tberefore I appeal to your
sense of generosity and incline, and say, do not
put a condition on .me; with which I 'cannot
comply. If I aro forced to go on in the Hanle
coaree,which I have pm . ..lined, ley grave will ho
dog in the land of America, and I will never
leave your hospitable shores.. Thu, I have giv
en a few reasons for hot addressing you at length;
but the principal one, and that which I most
earnestly beg you to accept, is, that I have no
bells to ring.
! When I crossed the Allegheny Mountains, I
saw boners scattered here and there alone, in
the wildest and meet 'desolate situations, and I
asked whether their inhabitants wore seems
against the attacks of robbers. The gentlemen
who were witlf me t eald they were perfectly se
cure and slept with open doors. So, too, they
wieuld be in'the midst of a forret in Europe, for
if one Of the inhabitants w ere robbed while he
were asleep, all the others would combine and '
mine a bus and cry after the robber, until be
was caught, and there and then administer sum
'mazy Justice to him on the spot, without' , tie
then appeal. What a Tone man is, that In a na
tion, since it is a separate part of the communi•
ty of nations. Take care, then, of national as
well as petty robbers, becatoo If you do Wet at-
tend - to and punish them, they will hereafter
gather strength and attack you.
I have before taken the liberty to express my !
views relative to the formation of Asaociations
of theT Priends of Hungary, and . those views.,
hare belts eprestl; through the medium of the
free press, all over the land. Let the peo-
pie carry my Hews into execution, and I I
assure you that :not a dollar out of toe fonds
which you may place in my care, shall be spent
in dinners foe me or my suite. My second era
son
for forming these associations is, that th,e l
theme Of the people are nal recorded is Iroihington
City, lint when I can sliow.th'e records of these
,associations—when they hare joined together
and teat in unisonwhen they coneist of hun
'dreda of amuse :de, Perhaps millions of people
—when out of the email drape of individual
Symptehy., a noel ocean has been formed, then
indeed, t r cheers may not weighed,
their roes and in hence will be. [Load lad
In continued applause.] Therefore It is am
Muse pan to goon • iiiiliefordiation of Assocl
•tions of the frlende of • Hungary. If there is
any place left in 'your-recollections for a:re
membrance:of mr, if Dowell, bat if not, remeneei..
the caner of Hungary .and libtidy. Remember, -
ohl remember my down-trodden country: [Tre
mendous applause.] -
I most go, , ladies and, gentlemen,. foi the
steam engine is summoning are. The !teem
engine, you know, is ji Democrat, awl the char
acteristic of a true Democrat is, that ho will,
have his own will. [bond applause.]
Jacob Heaton, EN. ~ t hen addressed 'him as.
follows
Governor Kowa,. On behalf of the assoein
elation or the Friends, of Itaniptry, of Bsleni,
am requested to tenderyou their sincere thatilis
fur the eloquent monitor in which yon hate ad
vocated their and Your woe. Allow_ ree,to
present to you their contribution to the mine
of Hungary, [Amounting to- ne we learned, be
tween thrte sod four hundred illollarej and to
bid you .41ed speed' in your glorious Mire.
pion.
A puree was likewise presented on behalf of
the Ladies Association of the Friends of Ron
gary. GOT . Kosauth very gracefully accepted it,
and said i
Lodi's: . The zeal of.your sisters in Pittsburg,
will not, I rinaussured, tnabside on my departure
from tbstplace, mull trust it will be eo: here.
ram inspired by a iMpti that • your faith in the,
Inkjet, of my canoe, proceeds not from my poor
words, but from your own love of geednees and
friedom. May God, the . Almighty, bless and
preseirnyon i Ladies', farewell! ;
Gov Kossuth then retired intoun inner room,
where he wa,.tee unwell - that be tottered to a
chair, ori which ho rested, until he was sum
moned by the cheers of a vast multitude aesem•
bled in front:Uf the building, to - the window. Ile
bowed his ackuowledgmenti fo the gentlemen
present, but was too much overcome to address
them no after apologising for his inability, he
withdrew, arid WWI shortly after Wards conveyed
to the railroad care, which moved oil, amidst
the cheers of all present:.
RECEPTION AT ALLIANCE
' At. Alliance large numbers of 'gentlemen cora- -
peeing delegations from the State Legislature,
the towns of Massiloo; Canton,Colutabus, Cleve
loud, Ate., &c., togetlisr with 'numbing or the
'citizens of Ohio residing in the 'filthily, hod no
serolded, and Kossuth' was f•lauted by the dls
charges of cannon aerved.lo Afine company of
Artillerymen. dreseed inalleail"iform•
Brief add:wires Were made by
,Judge Spent
ding of Cleveland, on behalf of .the citizens of
Columbus; by Joe. henna, Lep:, on behalf of
the 'citizens of Canton; and 'by Mr. Hoffman
of ' lifisillon, on behu f of its citizens, all
1 of whom presented t'material aid" to Kapott,.
Govertior Kossuth was too eshaustell to reply
at any length, but thanhed the Chairmen of the
I/chvalric, fiir their kindtmes, anti shortly at.
terwards entered theClereland thale,whlch mi.
e.l off amidst the cheers of allpreeent.
The'Pltteburgh - train then ridained,"and it 36'
hot due to the authorities of the Ohio and Penn-:
nylsanis !liaison& to sad; that they snowed es.'
cry kindness to Soy. Kessuth and enitt and ad
sied to bin cOmfort along the . route, .by every
means in their power. , . -
- DIC TELEORAPIL
We ore - eampelled . t . o7oy. upon the telegraph
for au ticeount of geternor Kosenth's 'progress
from Alliance, and lens )by it that, .
At RAIWANOt the lrain stopped, and Judge
Brayton, on behalf of the citizens of that place,
welcomed Kossuth, Who replied in.. brief eA-
dress: •
guosos —At 'Judson, vast numbers of the
citizen bad assembled, and the utmost enthu
siasm prevailed.
Professor Day addressed .the floVernor, and
presented him with a purse containing the min
tributions of the'Associetion of Friends of Et e-
RECEPTION, AT, 'CLEVELAND,. •
Cis...swam, Jan. SI.
Kessuth end. his suite arrived at 7 o'clock this
evening, sod was received by .6 root osseedblage
veith loud cheers. The utmost cntkusiosm pre
v oted.
lilit'yor Case welcomed Kossnti, to the ho'npi
entities of the city,l4 appropriate, terres,and their
illustrious pied replied very briefly, siiie was
very muck fatigued.
The *military paraded In full force, end the
gallant firemen of the city bad.prepared largo
numbers of torches, and formed a brilliant
torch light procession, aciimiptinied by Some fine
bands of music.
The eubsariptloas to thit Hungarian Inttd,re
seised at enrions points along dm
. tuilroad,
amounted to $l,OOO.
NEEITEG oF, THE BAR.
• The Pittsburgh Bar net on Baturddy;lhe .",let
ult., at noon, for the phone of expressing the
feelings of its members in regard to the death of
Mon. Ilarmar Denny.
lion. Walter Forward win, called to the chair,
and Thos. M. Mornhall, Esq., appointed Sicre
tary.
Mr. Eyster presented the followlng Tesola
- ,
lions, which were unanindously.adopted:
Whereas, In the 'dispensations of the Divine
Providence, Rarraar Denny, one of our obits
brethren, (who has in this life filled the jos
Measure of an advocate without reproach; a Rep
resentative of the People in the State and Na
tiunal Councils, with credit to himself and hoe
or to his constituents; and all the relations 0
private life which can be embraced in the him
tory of a good, just, honorable, upright, chari
table, and public spirited man,) bas been taken
from um by the inesunible band of death. There-
Resolved,. fly the - Membere of the Bar, of th
the several Couto of Allegheny County
that in tho death of the lion. liarmar Denny.
we lament the loss Iron, amongit us, of an es
teemed and honored brother, well known to us
y.his easy access and amiable deportment; en•
deared to us by his kind and courteous conduct
and disposition; beloved and respected by us for
his high sense of honer and Integrity as a man
and lawyer, and whose remembrance, while gen
tlemanly virtues are emulated, must he cherish
ed by us as one of our brightest examples.
Resolved, That we deeply - sympathise with
the public at large in the bereavement they have
sustained by the lons of one who wag ever first
inwny private or public good work, and whose
whole life seemed to he devoted more to the gen
- teal welfare than to any personal comforter pri
vate emolument; whese entire public life was
without reproazh.
Itesolved,That we tender to his bereaved fam•
ily and friends, our sincere condolence in this
dispi2nedtion of the wise and good Providence
for the loss to them of an honored head, a faith
ful companion and assoeinte,atol one in whose
goodneo, jestice, and love, they could always
rely with implicit confidence.
Resolved, That we, as Members of the, liar,
will wear the,nsont badge of mourning for this.
trdays, and that we will attend his (unseat this
day.
Resolved, That these pence/allege be entered
at length on the records of the Courts, and that
they be published in the papers of the city; and
that n copy be transmitted to his family
On motion of James Dunlop, Erg , a corneal-
tee of four cos appointed by the chair, to car
ry into effect the purposes of the lust (env-
Intiou.
The chairmen appointed James Dunlop, Wil
son • McCaudlees, - 11lo•es Hampton, -and C. 8
Eyeter, said committee.
WALTER FORWARD, Ch'm
Tmyt, lf.
The Committee of Arrangements, on behalf of
the '•Ladies' Meuselotion of the Frirode of Hun
gary," beg loses to retire their sincere thanks
to those Indies and .genilemen echo generously
assisted them in the execution of their dutiis:—
Mrs. Hobert D. Thompson for knitting with her
own fair hands so elegant a purse; Mrs. D.
Miller for the loan °retry,. Mrs. A. Miller and
Mr. McClintirk, for the nee of their beautiful
carpets; lire. NIPP.III. Howard it Clarke
the eloquent address and prayer; the Choir for
their fine and appropriate music.; the Ifru,.ters
for the use of their delightfulehurch ; 'Ryan
for the offer of all or any of his handsome furni•
tore: Mr. Chatehers far di grouitous erection
of the stand..-Meners. Mathews and Kell. for
their fine carriage.: the Managers of the Ma•on•
ic Hall for the offer of their saloon; Messrs
Harper .l Phillips, White& Co. , and Footer Si
Fleesnn for the free printing ofilOtitCs. &c., and
Mr. Clarke fur hls beelines in reerring the tick•
eta at, the door.
Mr•. Etz.vcoti llorarnuong
Nlrri.'Jitxx IL
Alice Ilyr.r.l M. l:Ext.Gr.
VB.A' meeting of the "hulks' Association
at the frienda of Hungary" will he !laid in the
lecture roam ofthe Methodist Et ivratoti Church,
earner of PcsentOttwl street:, on
Wednesdwy, Fehuory lth,wt half poet 9 o'Cloik,
I'. M. Every lady who feels on interest in the
freedom of the enreterd, iv terpeeifolly en
-treated to be prtsrot.
Owing to the inoletucury of Alto weather, it
woe not possible to rood notices to the ditlcient
churches.
APPOINTIIINT.— David tyuch, hue been
appointed Sealer of Weight 4 and Meoeuren for
Atiegbroy County. •
. ~
Fmr..—The cArpenter shop of Wo.t. Mee,h,lin
en Marbory etreet, was Guinea down oil Stu,
any.
NAUC A.CLISTAIXID —The name ct ilia man
*hose body was (mind imbedded its the ire, at
Long Island, IINT , that of fl ugh 31oFa11, labor.
er,Prespret etreet. lie leasesa wife and two
children. •
It should he remembered thlit the time draws
near for the closing of the exhibition of Chemi
cal Dioramas, which has been attracting the at
tention of thousands of our citizens during the
put fire weeks, not only giving entire satisfac
tion to all, but also surprising their most san
guine expectations.
We refer out readers to the advertisement,
for the new attractions introduced. for the, lase
week.
Inal:Estate for Sale
• -
IV: EASY TERNIS.—A and 2.
Int on Karl keret, Pillehtregih ooenCte4
Meth&lty S.l.`a ,a. • 4llse. Wanton... Ale,
Boa. and Lot In Itenclu•ste,rerhitonel br Samuel Morel,
Coming Cherie.. Brewer. The haum team. oulehannal.
IT nn either shin then Is • ttnen.r.4 • r • ntr, Aa
orrhard of thrlving peach tn.t and ever) trquirrtneut
rnie.rtable and clegant neuptry home. la on the 1..1
Alec. a Ira nu the I.ltrahtntabeta ever, Lawn: tfin
Mill of Mill,. Church A Co.. on the not. Von term. at.
ptl .100. ICNOX. /Mem,. ar t e e,
Unlit ntrot. Pithrbarets.
Notice.
lETTERS PATENT baring been granea!
to the ttettnryla. Kittanning awl lA'ar fru Ilailt dad.
te/mot,. it. rututeeltare to illt• enoltal tuna of efil
company win inert at Me :ft. Clair Hotel. In the el* of
l'ilteltutab. on T 11111,1114. the 12th Jar o 1 Yabru erf soma.
tato eco the hon. of In o'clock A. 24. end 5 o'etaok
fl..r the pumasn of electing frum the atockhoLlera 1 Preri.
dent awl fix Manatrera fur the enanacement of the allaire
of aalul avow,.
Date& eiarburch.lsll Jsout-r, 101.
H e nna, p e nny, . at. Itobitteei.Jr..
tieure Or...x*4lmin.
Jame. limy, (41h ?.anal Paled.
_ Jame, Cosa enunclan.
"re lni mih Daa b ulon.
Itleut Ont ger;
Joatph lathron,
-
Nally aleehltnet.
• John alorriton, C. 11, 1 ,1111.-
[rte.. thaws.ama.Detenersit.• F.ll.4anninat JolTeounatart.
flrookaillet Democrat and 14;6,4,, Clarlont.lltk etathtt
Ananeate. and McKean 14 . 141. catOr Mel . iatr , Jkw td..tl
Ream Saw Mill for Rent
rilllk STEAM SAW MILL, at the mouth of
rliody Chest, blot milt, abova Pittsburgh. Oa Me
nld iteglitiny moth aid.. ofiarsd rot rsid. lie Mill
goi , sl running esslisr, tort It Pet 4.71,ty10g Pk 1 ,1101..
sod a Cob rigiubtr. PII! counts-411 with 111. PlOse. Tba
aatinn is cad, and Inmlar Mid. a stir, rattily sal.. A
large beetling ling. Is attaatit4 to the premiss. For
!twilit. (tang:titan . ..phi/ On lb. litttni.si itt
•PF I N A!
ACM...burgh P. 0.. Dr,. 17, 1451.- I dsChilkialipiS
Good News:- for the fadia!
11. LATROBE'S FRENCII FEMALE
PILL.. an Inilgant, Sara and &tar:twat
)(Ironic Plu , a
tlettrrAliWtaiknetia, Sad.. Pains tn tioad and Limb..
Matt Aptishia. Tremor.. lialintatioth rilastoad Spina,
Alostivanitas, Ireitataar, ara.i.is or WOW:allot.. itiatio
ot Wind. awl .11 UWrine 0.11101111, l`rjr. A, 0,
pd Id .ALL Tllb tdtL'gUlb'tb. 4a-
.1..0ni
TIIR GRAND DIVIS'ON, OF PA., will
ko la 0, - i'lloarn , ..l meinloo., 111, Tittehnrata. no 31 , ..
Jar ....1., Po. ..,&I, 11 , 12. ' -
0112.1.111.1Aw11- P AMUR L L rrrKANTIP., Q. A
—...
, Sterling Exchange.
8101.:,L0,f,,11,..t0,h,,f01i0.{,,,%40.00.;!ic.10by0unat0ut1y
la2l:4lSw3v.T ' • 11.11. A. 1111.1, A L4l. Cl Wood of.
. Associated Firemen's Insurance Company.
25 SUMIES of this Stock for sale 1... y
)..21 IL 11. KING, i . unit PI
-
Cincinnati Exchange,
QV:MT CIINCKS tor sale in onme
17 r uranscr... A. WILICIAS A W..
miner of ifarll.l and Alai stn.
Steam and Hot Water .litm.aratno.
1 - 4 Olt IIEATINO BUILDINCS ofi every
aewi g akm. van vauunang
o .la•te deettett and Pere. mut earlefaetorr oreeettau mote.
antle4. Plane toe Iteetiou an 4 Ventlintinc elltittell ES.
Llairtlltet 1.1.3101. IeCtIOOL ItoOltu. LIOSItITALS, FAO. I
Toll I M. UWELLIAIS, 11TOItbd e OYVICIA tit, runtish.
el kb. tlenle..
evroMer MAI PC ATKl2l&)rt k OH KIX.
•
Wanted,
111 Y AN oxperienced Wareltouwa Mao, in a
EmotionM.A... °tomer eltmee. • Emotion aka moderate
rre Al, pereen eaultne mph roubblaitt tln.amr br
tobtreeelber a tote h hot rio.Frb eittetturett 1.11.. nallne
where nu Intereleer eta be bed. Fa11er...7 Were...
• Clerk Wanted.
A.GOOD.BOOK-KEHREit—n e other need
/IL gmly. 11.1.rtreeenere reiteteml. Addnese...l6
meatln Iteenderfitiog hit the noollentat i:P• (1 ^ 11. • •
. ;WM
•
Or undcreigned, lisein,g had his propei•
• tf bb ,,, tbr.,l by Vie rr,rif hewich
pa towered MY the Style Ito tuel lommoom lkwpan
A. A. Chung. Apra& NM 64 emitiniolci Arcot. hole It Lay
duty to noe:AMU* thooryny have falell oat hoo&r.ohYT
arranged Um &mount it. him on til• troller. OPYI the
. 111II1Vprcro0.11,1houlyti mit hound to nom ftrmmotatoothe
to mme . JsMehlt & TRAVELLI.
• Jattussy JZA2e—.. • •
, Y . Ta'' "
BI"I'ELiEGEAPH
0'111117.1;lr LIZI
AND SI.RPOITXD /OR TUE PI Till atIUG . II GA,ZWITR
• THE OLD STATE noosE•ON FIRE.
CoLusters, Ohio, Jan. :11.
This morning, about half past. three o'clock, a
fire was discovered In the... Senate chamber el
the State 110.... e It had fallen through the
ceiling of the garret, and the lower part of the
cupola was found.to be in flames. before the
firee paid be reached, it burnt into the Senate
ohaMber from above and the aides, driving out
the /firemen end others with the dense smoke
and beat. The chamber was speedily wrapped
In ' flames. The Clerk's desk, with most of his
valuable papers, waa saved. Every thing else
wat l destroyed.
II the moveables in the lower house were
ea ed. About halfpast two, the floor of the
Senate chamber fell through, and in a very
eVprt lime everything in the loser house was
destroyed. The assembly will probably ad
johro after the reception of Kossuth till new
rooms can be fitted up.
IThe Oleos. Neils New Hall, or the Supreme
Cilurt Room is favorably spoken of, cyr the
reeption.
THE FORREST CAGE
Net' Vont:, Jammu At, 1/1.5'2.
The Court thin morning ordered the judge
ment in the Forrest cane to he entered—the form
to he. hereafter t;ettled.
ARRIVAL OF KOSSUTH
17rov. Kosoutb arrived about 7 o'clock ilit
evening. lle wan welcomed Lyn .peech froze
l'anya Case, to which he replied but briefly, b.
log very much fatigued. The military and lire
men are new inswing n splendid torch-light din
piny in honor of the illustrious Magyar.
The rougled renni,lne of young Lehmer,
pedlar, who..disappeared on the Stb of January,
was found last evening at Port Richmond. . The
body was di membered, the head being cut oN
and concealed.
Andrew MeTtride, who ree.ent/y murdered his
brother, in the Came neighborhood, is Bur:putted
to have been concerned in the murder, in con
nection with his brother now dead, and another
relation.
The beard of Aldermen have rejected, by
11131.11MOLLA vote. the Invitation to liwtvuth
visit Louitrille.'.
The Ben. Franklin, for Louisville, end Wis•
cousin for Madison:lAl to-day. There were no
other departurai. The river has risen font feet
four inches since list evening. Considerable
ice is floating, hut it it rotten, hod navigation in
now fully resumed.
Freights—To N Orleans, whiskey $1; pork
, Soc "Ei; iti Pound freights 3:70. To Pittsburgh,
whiskey .740(y ) .17.00. Fond freight. , 15e20.
Exchnge--Eastt rn is arm at 1(i1 per cent.
. premium. Exchange on Orient to very scarce
at
Provisions—Nothing of consequence is doing.
Holders are staking a further advance.
Whiskey—titles at 14; per gal.
Chace—Balee 1800 bun nt -
=ZEE
NEW 1:4)111;
lE=
Nat( 4 itialt, Jan. 31.
Cotton—The martet is stestly,.trith wilnar3t;oo
bales of tic for strict ntid,lloig upland, and S;
for Orlepla. Salc, in ibc iast three days are
HIM -
I'lone—Forihrt 1141. 400111.1,1‘ at old price,
tir•tin—tinleg 1400 t,o boutbern Ghent at. Illlc
per in.
Coro Meal—Saiel 200 Ran Itraudytthe at
$3:50 per Ithl.
Proviei.tot—e.ttlett rtt tl pork nt tomer tate,
Salts 101) l.lll. , opriroe turd at 916,11 i, and 100
key do. at •Ilie sAIA A etn:ta !tin 11.. f•
tee At .s tioq, And 2)01.I. m.o. At lie It 111
Bale 4 11141 4110 nL Orle.o. 11106,.. nt
per gal.
Tob.tero—tiales 80 bladr. Kentucty et el "pt
a
Lintend 2.500 gal. at ettitt2a per
gallon.
1V at ?1e per ail. •
Stocke---: , 41, of Erie at 7,:t, and Yeadiug at
NOTICES, sce
...• Ditsolution.
. _
HE PARTS hrtw ern the sulk
s. tr. unelry ti.. r.ww, wAlrxwmlor (Fry...war
,I,rolrwl by tuuro.l.w. , rl.l .1) Ow• trr•lwt/ lb.
',arm.... 6,1 ite Irras tw att.-11.y w.tlwr ol 111. ow,
fer,lwr., 1,..r r, :lon I. rrwo. r rw. blron .01
o.ok, a
nt Oho r• hr• • hr to In
lot. hrw Ott 1,1,0.'1 , 1 ,11 kbanxitrlor
ni,s.t. In 1.. , m tw.an•i• w • rwir• pwr•urw in rr
rwr.qwerlkur: tO Ito prryol., rt one e.,•tc.m•rn .2.1 rho
I wblw ,twr.rOr. nwr .1 WO% owr
11,
who • .11 rworrou- the Orr liir‘lo r.w•
r.wy r,l wow/ A LYV
111110. M. DAV,
. •
LEXPIC BATES unl JOHN HAWORTH
t% JI. .Ine of /*num, 1.M., solar Inn.
annemtni. ann.< fbe firm of a ITV..+ AIN esitTll.
MI'S bate atertha el the antra of Aka melee 11.1. an 4
taken f heir .lan.f. rorne• of We Whammy, 11,14 Marital wt..
iwhere in,'
imory mul Staple If.eele, lel m th tlma aell at ....•11
inmate f. 4 00.41. en Oda. Mr, rly1110. 1 • 1i... ,
el the la. firm m tn. , t . 4. 14
i et.eralet. Al.CNANnalt
n!: 11
PAILS,
Jo II l"411:711.
P4l,borna. Jaen., ..1 , 4 , :.-1.1 , 1!‘. .
" jOIIN ATW ELL ttaa this day been .1111init
Aal lIIAGALKY Cto
14. a A 2 , St 1 , 6 t PittAt.suth
I.t Jarman, PAW. '.I•IS •
111 At) A LEY, IV OODWA D k Co., Whole
)) ...I. or.x , r, :LI Mark, ot .
44444 /DIM $
• OISCOU
Y.
VIL
U. $:53.L.544.1. •ueu
•111$1,
liar BAGA k
LEY Wholeaftle 0r0.020
.020 Wycd l'itt•trure,
. Partnership Notice.
it ATE this ;14.”.1:1(1,1 with me TIIOS.
iir tnae..al I. Avon,' a rho p..... 71.41.
ttert•so,...ttattc,t ttudrt
Sithsh•ut." JilllN
I.:ll.ura, Januar, 1.1%52.
11..1111.111111.
°VON; & RA 11A Agent. of Penna.
til:zllrrepul Co ...aro. - of I . ..tan sz..l %Val De
Iltt.lburatl, V. • ,
- -
Copartnership.
lATII
1 . 1 A . V 0, 1N . G . i y a j 1
> t
. L , W jr °
lb"""
her"n 7 , :a. '
17 ;114 1
lIVA. P.
1.111.14 ugh. Jametary 14,
QASIUEL P. SIIItIVEII. & Co., Wholesale
t. l;ro , r l'ontlirrion•Mwrrhnnta.. and 'Sabre In
cjuntri ts
and l'ignlnarrh blanuractur.... 1;10
Owl 1.411111.11.4 d. Pitt.
, San'
lore' e. tmwnern
10111+1 S. 1111,WOltfil & CO., Whologiln
o,rerrt, soil Auto. for If autr,ro Powder azs4 1 4 .C01y
Al Wood
rj[miE CONNK eTION between tha hubscri
hers .4.
44 11,1i4lar. CULREIMON Fill um
t Dania el the Urns in lUe wlllesnkl.Mlr4;37.
==MM
:qnISeitIBEIL will condone Litt
Whole , al. iirrcery stul CrmmMrMn bttrittront t ti
ht.r.tot. ,, , rt 19 . 11.11 , ,tt fl
Executor's Notice.
1=M1123,011=11
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• 4 14.1.4.1 . ,1'Ann.r.q1 , e'11. 10t..t.f Ih• ettv Pittnborph,
hat.. hero grant.. to - tbo oulwriber. All P..n. h.' , l.x
aft... egoi,.nl.ral I r“xtr, will pr.,etrt tllon” duly oullneu.
,1
lirt. I, rtAlrmPot to 11. IMAIIV WILK IN i..
rip) guLt , cril.erm for the oro,otion.of nn
ILnnnof Itvfoo• Wi.urn Noopylunin, aro
untiMlerillml.li • 4..313.. of Leta) n'ot•
the uI.IIIJI I mr.. rtviired lo pal.l to
Ilan TVIIInIItPr. Olt I , lli Jo) of Noresnlwr
.nat. 14 Zitdrt of St Roan!of litnrior,
JoriluA RAN:4)I.
B. A. Fah ostok Vermifuge I -
The Sifi..t and irai 17C01..;03 nemn.lw J• rl:nmrfMr An
mr" tx , :n 41j164, ri.
• • •
THIS PREPAIIATION !mit nth ,/ mood the
tees of twroly.t•ii roar, trial. nod is ,411.1entIT
T. connuenloil sa sofa swirl!' canal modieine ift rapid'.
toe worm. trout the si Oita. unotarnpfed purer"
wit:deli low stleadrn ti.ll , llllllllllralltiort It ..ery ea-relation,
the patio. •ao rosily Miele , ' with worn. certainly etu
de, tt Wixthe the attention Cl pheidotana, -
The proprli.tor has wade It s W w ithinoodelis the re
sult of lu yl,ll •I[l4. Walt. ',wieder
and h• anon: neer he Inenelittokir found st. L produes
the nwst xelutary effeet: nos nuteradiently.' shoe strati,
bed'ditto./ lirereratlona reeoutmon.l,l for worn.,
bed teen peart.rnale ernowhallo without .Y
polygon. , Tula liarn 4 alt.adril by the Vetllhll4.r an.l
hundr,l• of nape. torte ilorlons
out ;arta .r the cuntrr . . and rhool.l ludo e al
ways ta keep n vial of the prep:tendon thole twawrabini
It la mild ita operation. end way I, adrnentatered with
to the stowt.ilelirate maid. janidewiT
Estate of Thomas Ligget. sr, Deceatied.
ETT}tItS or Admininration on tin Estate
A of Thoorns L.M., 14. dr., &Yd.' late of meld,:. town.
Slier:hone oliitotfi ban., 'Leon amend to the sot,
~,rd..d,• to tilt Pi all poisons hideldral sire hereby . witidal
to melte tentmatiato'rnty nowt, and thwie baying elate.
will &dewed the witener' mettiomant. Tllllattsnttou of
I.
who neelnileh won,'"arch'by lbe
le etweloille Invited tithe. notice. rson. haring fa
thrrt resseinion Woke. hr., tiidoo cite h, the itiearnaed, are
warn:l4 , l l4l &liter lb.
lameP to ton
au
-ether.
• .
ittlttirn,-Admiplatealwri '
(tiro. tel Fotath rittaharuil.
tO" dlwfiT
Home-made Blankets.'
1, . ...N0T1TE11. SUPPLY have received .
•few MDT? pelt" oteolbott.ludoe.tood•
prr datlern Manofe hired do.. etalle do.. end].
.n4.041,141.111,4e. thallarel.tiocothmadeVlor.tuat.white.
h,oero r awl' too Yibe ttlAtnrAillokdit alhoool
Fleonels, Gob' 31 to or tent. unthrinkable Width
Flohnelt. ollquellll44 dome nod Flit ViIIbLIVIP. 0 , 101.
lea """".
" Vt)gdin: r iFilTll}l7lD.
tmoot ut ,P.Alttll Atli 'Rorke: eh,
Vie booth, Wootton to the topetlot hhittleht 311‘4110 1 i
e423l42_eutt yert. toot to. jali
•
• Ilividesul • .
TILE Trwteee of 4•the fittatiurgli Gas
thohpoot . : tore thi • dot &el feSodeful or 4
per rent. out t.f drolde of the Is t t. tbs. o.la the
othltal rtre.l4. of 1414 Coo:Moor • rot a hto .itu, to no r .
Qmao of GSSMOMP.T..ll.32,l4,l.—klatin=w
=ME
EMS
MEE=
HOUSES, FARMS, &c
A TWO STORY' 13111 CK HOUSE AND •-•••
,CL LOT OV OILOLND, allugte on Lscarkr.L. .t.l
gb.2)..The hoof. Is nearly new. r..eunout.
tunstantlelly built The Lot lor (went, ...ten fret front.
runnl .g through to Itetwoca otreet, end will below
and
low
and ....cry gre,..mn)gtlng Linn*. Title /OW. ArrlS
,g3l LIAllt1)& IRVIN.II4 eeeo.
To Let,
•
A LI OROCERY STAND,
lane,
the Corner of 7_1"•
4 .ior Gan strovt sill Ilan L.3n. Num, aboIA
!1 t 1tT61,.. Allrchrny MI . • 5vnt.... 6 .
will be b.., and the eland .1011 C 11. In 11, lily.
Aoyuire nr ' s sros no n.l
-11 i I OR 'PI fF, Ti:101 OF TWO YE.% RS, from
ith.. tamer Arr , l Post. tho etort• n..m now orouri , l
1.1 we 031 .orbe rt wo .IL,I *t t mm. a• . m
, N 0 . 7, ,bo,Alo—A'
Inv, Ar.. ro , otho.
Poplootrion girell lamothateli. Far
~..;. a l, 11. CHF:, Mit. 71 ,olltlin.m 0..
hotworn I , lmoonel •Iler •0.1 Pont, rt.
Three desirable Dwelling Holises and Office
rilllE three 3 rit•trit !kirk Dtrellings2
J on :,•on I We,. trtworn Mr• a•Lel awl l'ort .:, .
irt , a. aro nor onertal for *al, ft., aro r• &nor'
ordar • “na a , - nu ,li..lnrirahlo roal•lotionr
Alo: rho Ida an•l lour rorr Ma. , wral•lod ra a l' , ln ,
I
lon 011ie., on TL or tr.,. Irtr. on alartot owl Irorrr 4.4.
an., alor the all roloir hoildlna and varant ground.,
Thy aroma lot n. I .1...nani...
rot
sin kr iIIIIK*I al
vii hi. inn .14y. no i 11... dot • rot torn.. roam:,
. n H. Jl,ll,ttiti. or
~
It C. NT x' RION.
VALUABLE FAILIL efintainitig, alout
it tin aro., t lu
Itiltlain taw aokla. AllrJhraY
mount,. a UAW
. t "
UA. trcra ray. 111, , .awl
pt n o , pla yolcroad from herr to Halcyon', Tint
not to part pi tic , Ituthcrford tow,. landoo 6 t 04,101041 ,
Tlll,OOO O Jauncon. aloc. PO 00. 1... 1
Till. Itxtlmputable. lar,furlla • para. anal , apply 10
Ja..31( J. 4 It. 11.11511,
1
To Freighters'
rt o LET -00 1 of 111.04 i. e' IstlltiniittllS
fount Wzmlny. sittign.l ba tits enettoi a ;4: 7 ,1
1, •rty ..I Ns,. s tssis. nwnost 11 Jos. Vatter...A..
t•
Esq. I‘,sssAtno ,so I. 1111. Is Itlxrch fir, An
Vl'
I n s'n If .... II IlltAlt ' 111 LK INA,
lot Fourth sL
For Sale;
4 LOT OF . OIIOUNR. frnnting 2.5 fret 7i
alb Vi7.:1",,,' :,".7;L'Z1,r;."..1 1 1 1 ,1; • - ' l l::'` ,. it'll,T.
-„,,,, s . on limn 1,111 as sr. 'sr to u.s. Ms mons).
v i e
r. with.. V. Alt on Ors •Is.vs ter as. II e I.lte saes
est! stk., Lots which no will tlispnrs Inn squall, rseisl
"*".
'"'"'"V\ti'VVrid/r1:1:: At „ 1.) s at Is,
Ftlorth strest, 1.... , el,ithostd.
CLEVELAND, Jan 31
J.n. 31
Dwelling To L t.
Ftalied I,riek Ito se,
,A Won elm., limn 1 , 4 April n
gv. an•lhngh irrtu,,
Yam , 11.11 AN, al I 14r I Of
llre of Rowan A I•evr,n. Orr. Our t.f
!
For Rent,
THE thr. , ,.tnry brick WarOigaißr, No 7n
t 1.11..rty
11. him:. Arlll t^
inn. 80.
420.11NAL1, Jan. 81,
TO Pt,
91 1 1111 large Witrehoui.e, nolo. occupied 7.1:!
I, J.... °Vow', A en.gltnetra nn LaLettl
streot. alnvn the Carol BM,. 1.1.e..4.....t,t.rxn0n
11•[ , st llerelu IKV., If b. 4 r•titili. I wlil (Parr it at
pubis , . ,at 1.t.1el a Mar
I NI. S t
WAN.
•
'or Rcut, •
i CWIFORTABLE twoft.t y Dwelling 7:7 . ,
Iv llou.e. routwining eight nAnn4..lll, t. utlding.r,,;
order.
1i0n,....., awl ter , sere. I i4.1•.i to we -1.......
order. planted vri , la fruit tree. Kellett Wet'''. Tit , . 1... ,, P
I. li !Mtn • fewr . minute.' wall: of t e ett, hue I.ers
thing In the beet ~rder, nod will t e inie.l low lo n weod
term..
Alsee—Tven Prielt flowes. en CenittAvenne. In lb Sev
enth Wall. tont ann. le ur mine w -h re 0
. Enquil .
Ja7 .11;10 II vIT 1101.. I.4Lertr et.
- . _
To Let. i ,
I E rul, erihrr fiffer4 f,wr rent thn
roliwin now Errußn..l l.i Mt..., RR x
Uari +N.. S: 1,....5.v0r i e .. 0 u tt ... th;4.aft .
la a April. tonyairr 1.1
rA LIT AULR Itrai E.t•to, in tin' vity ,
• Alkstkekky, rllu v.d irkn PrI•1
Ik‘kunk. kk.• akk ku
rculklot. rp.' Term- I I , lkkukrk
,kkkf-ti .1 Wlltkip% NI 1K Ik. .
E Thro• WA Liberty
.1mv0, 1 ....• I ler I:r.el trl •llli
• . ruunla, 1b.... to rot, . ueeM tuLL
to fell. apT w t 0... IN
pc,Piolt ,•Ppn 1.... A ".
111. 1.11. \
To Let.
Til It EE
. STol.: ru ‘, 1" ,,,. 11,.101i.
„DWELL. 5, 151 a. rltl
.t Co
olt It E N T—'lh , targe four story
111111 . 1:L. n I. a
itPG, tmplb.p.
to.unlPlr. PPP , . to O. P. It. FLoYI...
•. •
HIS eseahliiihnient, lately finished and
a... in ran,. rennin,: Onto, 1.1 oitit4l.l
anriairatoilso V. O ruin. nolo: ia
4r-10i1, e1..1211.1 ri , Mi wort-, It ennui:moil. .n.
0
inarkot in I..it tee-. Sail
Irr all Lst to nil I.os In tho iiroolier.thositarkirittrr 41
Viral.. al ail ....ow an trill, Loin , ro 00
and dr.. 0.1 <Nkl 01 the lm inii. - are 14.
with niwilniwiry nod nirtnreoni tho root 4114
tinn4 ILIA 31111 ot4cilii oistivniel tonoir oconrinr
or 10.1, .04 irillrf..trri It clurivrniiii or ll' ho
ornivir Gwent. itoin4.44 air .444 of Coo..
11-noo. nn,.. elan, 4, I. .1.1 low. and w , ti tors,.
tr roil
inittnisoN. Atiere.e at 1 . a, tonim—Foutth it . host 11....1.
li.oll RENT, and pnaseliaa
u JularoarsFdt, elltV
Yllll 1.11JILIg•
.""
" j!(;llo . .i " , ' Lliil, CA,
riiIIAT nee and nley: Int flriek lin - t;11-;:tt
I Inc MG, Fitt... in lb.. • illso• of
ll•tvrtl ,ll o , t4 thr 01.. snJI
o , Lin tr.d Ida i, 4, t Itobt or
6.4 .irro—e.o , toni, ',1,. J. num
ann, &
unth C.nr .Mld 1 . 1”. 1.01 nn wir,ch It
rum Li lean , nn 1 Ite. • thin I,Jr. I'_ , f.,1 dr,J.
9nard m front and .taunt !In. Ito I n 1•••Intlful I, laid
MI. and ‘JIAnt..I •Ith JJI Ar‘ll.t , rf dour',
At.. •Ittl • concl and r.borAntlal a •11 slullnd IL
Sirn. ,ardbards In:ad,. lama 0., wn.,
1. , m ,Jtan.
.4.1 m. 0.. and rub. For i•J‘rti , ttbro
nulro of tt.. rulmerthrr, at Lb. -
41.1:.0I1
Allegheny Foundry for Sale.
underrignoil offer for rile their er
g tenr , rr and nninaldr FtllrVnuf,r.tustr no trick
ptmnt, nod elLrodold to Apontrwt . All. dlwor. The
huildinds ern tam,. thr unary. lr stvlrm-r, 111.. k.mitlt
Ittlep, and Vattern f•lkop: nod na 1.4 rf croon,' nn w
Its. 0ra1... or. e ase l t e a, In too to.t hr A 1... t
Foundry . h.*
doubly rack sod tub forno,n, wilt two
or.on 11 , •Itorr..rnotrorn stl p.rrot rno.lrortico.
drn MeliVnAllAN
trinuokvs.
—lt OA LI WM/1U Y.
AN OFFICE over Pltilo ILsll, a'nd next rin
e"oX:o..eirki
A ' 1.1%.7 ,"". A
For Sate.
rYIIE three st,ty brick If tv'elling 11,111sO.
No. llay etre., hinder* lt,,w—price. &:t.+).
sno, ar.tal In S 1 0 l in one leer. and. Vdalli to
dry y. no—to be nerunol tI Loud aud toorsaaue on•the
prerniwo. Clear cf all int-m0b..., and 1111 e iudt.puta.
ble- Apply to . A.t./. DELL
don.r.u.d. Afton",! a. r • ILI fourth ere
A 'l'o LET.,—An Office To heb i 2
over P 1613,1141, ..i.ncat door to :alma'. re- Et.
nerreotypt..4.lll4.al rt. immediately.
/lea E. I.I4IAZZA.M. Liberty ob , noon lbinl.
1. 1 1 0 LE'f—Froin the first of April next, TM
t,l,ll,cc:litzrtali4s.o.o.. with twenty arrow or r;`!
Ludo TIAODY. CO.
'Desirable Property for Sale.
tANUSIIIER of very valumb!e Building
tad., adtololug. tha not, 'hint. of the ilhio ant
eunoylvania It/Jim/al. In/LE...then trity. fronting on the
Roamed. suct Vranklin, Illdwell.&& I duttlata street.,
and unAllouhany scut.
valuable unimProsred Loto tn. Int..' f`'
/Arty awl rart..ey etreets. N•nl, ouloollc the nen
snant . ntlodir ChurelL , Ars feet front on bil.ellt; or toe os4
deep , . amelary. mond. bee% Ont.& one,.
Ann.—the throw otory Orsek Dwelling thou, on Wheat
stench on. ' the 44 tel. ai feet front by
Iles feet deep. The tibusw le lora. sod eon...lent. built so
tan.larti'yrty le. and centa:na °lcel. nom/. -
A lao--A Mono of d4I erten In Lawrence county. b nails
Crum Now Castle.
Alad4-Fartn. In Heaver connty. of earl.. men and
pe.e.... frosts arrea down. 1 •
Y., rale low and on arconamodation r oo „i o . of
I' aO. IL Vert KI:011.N.
- Attorneys ea Law, scial 1:ousl hatals&Auesda.
oc=dl Nu. 10, Tunis etre., rittehurah.
PItOPytTY 1"011 5.% I.E—
A lot of mutat trooling Ph feet nu Crab, stnod,
o l )rounltr fe.d. nithonal. T.. property lo I.ut
*herd thatusew Irons the dryad °The Ohio 111/41 Veuney hats&
Retinae. for term., opply to
1) sr. inditsrdi CO-Mend Prent et..„
- lqueburati. •
LET—A large jand cottcenient2
I W Ali E110111 , 14,-oo :Loam ,stivet,Letoorsi 11',.1 "
and entladiehl. Enoutre of
/et, dfilthST.ns.
Private IteSidenee for Sale. — - •
TILE PRO PF.IITY is exceeding-,.,
tr tow, and OD TlOrr •nro modeling term* It in 7.
1,,,,0d lathe rapidly improving ['ltd..."
of Allegheny. Th./ situation la unourpaoreed In Ha • muse
rotnedandlng • inoot
burgh •nd tbreo evens at ••clanee; houideo loon& roue,
silent to the boonicce post of l'llt•hurals.
rathe td ear, Ile add enta.* of both town/oral...Wry.
The y lot IS larm"ortubraeltilf near ass .Kee of Kronod ,
one husolnal atof PM fuel front..rotildnu Lvl two -in-'
ilted and 011 y fhei In an 'alley. The losprovesnontoare
newt the honor 1,01011. 'milt in modern style, of the Test
Inertial, and Ilnirted 14 the loot 111.1101. T. 11101 . 11. ,fiery
conveni.uee that aro) look and els li) reublaucavnt, with .
due Yegard todoentenny. There 1. s well of excellent MI
In at 1.110.. and,.%lpee laid Fur bldralvi Oeicr. edrea.
1C... and stabil., a varicty ol click& lessil and .I.rnle
heir. In short. Ilfs situation and outtititaree be
appreciated by an &nomination of the premiere %lentil
.tt anhln& Wtoihlsdar are invited to roll on the node,
rindsed.
ten...aka pleseure In alennevery intOrtuse
lion. AV ran` chat.. Idr. ammo& adlelightsol nob
deo, arm purt.oe et-ea..i s
seal. - ItA Int l 11110 IN. 114 la-mll.lol.
Home of Refuke.
NKR
~~_, ~
For Sale
—To Let,
FO SALE:
For Sale
For Sale.
Elk Horn" Saw Hill for Sale
Dwelling To Let.
Valuable Property for Sale.
r AlltD & IRVIN. litive oleo for male Noma p rory de.trablounlitlyn , .Kl Lot, nui.ble L,r prlvßte
ivrmlooll, Allewh.y est:. Alpma taiituvrin,d fate.
0101.1pIe Sr burlu.pts Aninda. For particulars .y 17
abov,
Real. Estate
OE SALE—Two llouses And Low in the
Wanh—one tro Llbertr atree4 awl the at m. to
Alm—A pl., of grosi.l.l‘f• fmq on
i iVe . b ., l4 t ter .. z . trv.et,
MX. lu
on Forr• at. xn,ull., .
ava7..lf I .I.,urn. y l rnnfl
TI{ANSPOI:TERS, t2OIIIISSIoN
E. altOCElt I.ll4ll.l:llANTS._,—Fryvale en reconninx,.
Into tern, VOUS: very vnloable Loll, earl. tuuund .s I
Infi,lsX 11141. Banh lane, allegbenT COY. on 4 Mon
tag on the renna en 4 Chin helfund, (eithin a equare at
hela-M) end extending Melt to the Canel.ltann. them
by 6110111,11:1,,. thegrenVest shn went by either
Ohm Itallroad or Canal.
or at
Far
tbe bern llooluMm ennu N T
re of
i. of D.C. STOCKTO. A 1.% I legheny Sr Car
CS , ,
analb renter 01 Martel an:) Third et,
• For Salo or FerpotrualLease, _
?AOIITY-TIIREE 11U11,1)1S(1'1ATS, Inid
Rio 5.9
unt lot No. .in the ofiginel pl. mrl
of the a llegheny, fumung no 1./11 ILA. 01 {1.1..,tv,96.1. mill
CO hank Len e.
A 1..", for tent Fl. ono or mon. purr., the revlane Pr the
out tram' the extending hock to &Wpm rave; lefelT
Oronpled or a porton. • I •
. For
ten
to, ennuis. of kr. 1101:Li MALAN
the provolom or of the'entlaeriber. at his Ohm, ho. WI
4th nroet : WltielriMSM '
! .4 TEAIII 00_ TS,
.%tr
,
1 4 10 R NASHVILLE—The ' fklie.. ' -
E . ...aro., TI4CAPOLA Capt. Young, *lll
kat.. fAr tl.. shore and luto . nn‘lM,lsa ,, Tt. ~ •
Tu....1.". at 4 liciuct P. Y.
" . ..r .4 "A.- or 1•r , .. , ..rn1y - o. board.. ~ . 4 , 2• _
1.41011 NASIIVII.LE--TheeVen- ---
2' dui ht.raraer IttYPLOWF.It. II let;
master. •ill bars for the. al.re anal In
,
modlato Ports co Tr.r.Nlay. tilt 3.1 'rot.. at 4 P. El. \
For (might or na...ann apply on boar.j., \ fe:
FIGU LAIC PITT
AND
14 : fIEELI ' NO PACK I:T.—Th" snlandid
liver packet teuner Lit ( nunell,
tee, le non Nrfarcring her rvaular tri.nevldy tripe betvvera
lbla cit• and Wheeling. leaving Plttaburgh at 10 cidoelt
are,. Irronday. 4W...inertia, and Vrsday, and returning:,
!verve Wheeling every Turnlay. Thuraisy and ttatunitY.'
In ea& work. For treth . tor paeragnepplyou board , or to
Ara C1:07.141t, AgeuLt.
The Diurnal i+ a 0.10 • to,l b at:
oat: la mold the !Surat
and lade. hostverl.r enuvtruend for the nude. Papeete
ah•porrn can depend on bar roilunnius.: In the
..1e;..0 •
Wheeling and Pittsburgh Packet.-
1111 E running paßßenger
,arter tVINOIFSTEIt,
lamer for the an all Intern..ll
are port. , Vrery Thumlxr.and 2atzrnlay. at lo
o'clock previvelv.
The 14 I NCKESTEIL Capt. lima I). flame, na gill leer,
Mt.!. rgt. ever, Tuevlay lima
Thurv.T.V. and 1 1 / 4 tnnlar. Ur
11, returning. ie..... 111,eling every llondar,
naNlar. and rda,. at. A.. 1.
Ys.r trelvdd or parsec., b or lug vutorl
.Pt ` lT Cno7.Hltl CO.,
Nlarket etre,
Th ' et ifineherlvr .OEIO or the lashed hostather nowt rue
fou,lll. trivia l'wengen andrhit , pera van depend o n
her rapine ••• the trade reg ularly.
0 E t i g1. 1 1 .1 11.L. 1 ; 1. 1 1, \ l e sS K l l 3,l r l" T il h i r l iT4. l e".
new packet steamer toitun•
g am
Muniv , h, nwter. far WellLa
dar. eunds.l.l at 9 C,.lnrt.,, M.; and retort,
errry dal" at. Oakek, A. IL
/oreest Cdr ran, in ,nonnertint with the Clrtaiaral and
Vol,naralk Italirtmd
T 1 ,1,1 I; M. Mniannigahrls
freh.ht C It Eli .110. li. Wati, and 61 First
/ad
JI PCP LA 1:‘1" A BAKU PACK-
ET —Tn. tine Ilea olrAucht
A N. T Ina. .4 1 , , PrnnAr
tn rtenllT 1n.n..1.1 lot W. 1.. IL !titer.
" "C""" .
I • W ILK IN4 -r •
E ILI LA It \V K 1)N Kt, 1) Al'
li I, PA U
CK ET. t•IN.•INATI.
hllZlglpv.•plen.ll.llnnLna+l.l3lllnY
an. corner. 41 Ile ...au", le Non., mnd abet (cm
tLe l'ite.nuntl ato hitobura. Eget...l trade, andilllva. ,
t
1 applyVnr,l I
I n Innl.nr In
dno I. o
L'f
EUROPEAN PACKETS.
Steam Communication between New York
and Liverpool.
VMIP, Li rerp..l N.tvc york
...pno3 • o'4l 11., •IN..n.hir I'l
t, :/1, lun u1.....11; 4,1 ELDIIIbI.II . 4 Cow.
rulnder. w .1111 Irnm tg Vnrk.
{h. 21.1 and !111 Irsve lArerpooleu
1 , 1;r430 •
1,19.4iir. Sion, volt urgvrnot:
roar 1 : . •
_ O
tie.
.b II,j
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......
......
.....
.. ...\
.... .
of
1
00 Vr"--
r eh'
...... ..
Th•sarnron3.lntu..l lbeab... ...
are . 0 l Tx'
byany of 11....l.rantere no,. nib... In Ilan Brat .41
nd
s.ru lb. lot at look /M0rt...1..11 by fuyof.h
Tb, G,r`els , tra.. pasaan...,a nee
nu, au rut ilsrh now Lt. Peas - fOue 17011...1.0)
th 4
reed py0nn,..441 will only h. a h . ,
IJrnuh tn. itnun bobs I.ellink An only
sur.n. n I, atlarbed Wray/. sblis to tbeaisw.
: Libtrrty sta., 4.1 Onyx.) Pnloburch.
P. 1ta1.... , I. usual on lars,,alul puma
nal.l of au, nook in lb.. Uni.d
Vow .. .. lu ant • N the Sailing I!..e.ltala of the
lo,s from
Now 'York l. 4,Zentaa.l..
n and 0 from Ileums tu hew INra,
J. 1731
• •
Steam Cowannication between New York
and Glasgow.
T IIE ( - ;lsg , w anti New.A4lg__
nova
tow a‘ki 100
Mrsihay, {lalr of Ma 'Cu.
stl.V.i..ted So pail 1:x.
,k .iir.l 'eaturday...4e tel.ruha
•I ao.•,a.
I , n+ ttlE WINCY
\
VI, C. 1,1 0. (4no . nn.l'A tn. intlu.lnM•
N. • ~,,,,, nr. Into, .
Thou mu.. inrlu I- t.nirl , lnn.. to), nnt sr inn. nr 11,0nrig,
wit w1)1 I....uppite,l ..n 6n.r.1, nt 4. o )enn , W." , t. ,,,
),,t. in.),), , t . Cn•rn , .criT to
J. 3:,-, \ 110,1.3.,',,,g.11,;tri"
no N FlVilikli... .2.0 n jy. p0,j . „),;,n 6,,,,, pout (..
,r..nnrt ~ ,tn- \in,,,,,, no, .....ct 11, rtntt)u rnrt. neat
%rd.,. , ..!-I!,,nir Int
TRE•\ONT.HOUSE
• ,- . - -
Fl l lll ‘ li, kti,itrtk vstribliAinent m ,
still c
IL du 41 0,11.:VISIOliff It hart .I...rshern. Val
rat 461 Inc tam., tht
Int• arra.. a.... alai ttud wlie
toot. t n.., to rt.htler tt •artral.l. aanl
ta 11..1 . ...gr.
Bart., 1... of the firm of Arthn I. Tenß.r k Co..
no 1t.," 11, h .1 et lb. AuL6Crib,
0,40 N. Irak/v..1:a.. In insitAl.tlll it, rthohthatu. 4.1
to
101. 1L I'AI;fiISIC
PFI . II,ADK.LPHIA
Mills dolphin. Carpet Warp.
i 1 PERIOR quality Fr . Wrialir and no
1 i • .1, I,uvrov Ala.. 6 .111 , -.N V:IRS , MIA., NICK.
'' '' '-'" ''' ' th " ' wc. :‘A';‘'ll . V::V . r.'mi.P.zi:,
.• J AY, y 114 V.A\ .. Thinl .A....r, l'unAVA.
, ,-- _
111';',1'.c.';-.','..,,&.,:,%.N,T,.. r.ti..'„,'.'".,T,t.,VriTmn1 1 7. q
rue, \+ 611 r-vosonEvor ntg of ErnAno vv. ,, Allr• EnV:E , ,
Moore Henszey Co.;
I.MPOIITEILS and W 1101 CA Ile dohnera in
\oaAn.F. AND CUTLERY. 2,4. la. AlarkEt 'Se,.
I,llAkUd to.
7, I. 1:^ awl pri.••• Inv.
J.. 3, NI, \,^
MASON'S - CHALISHGE
Pr SU 11% 8. , Pm:l , ,
JAS. S. MASON at CO., hit , - IlE3t. _.l)
their .time 1,n4 McOry In l'Oladellatie.. ii , th. t.t.=•
aml rtm.mt... ii It.cs at: RUILI.DIni.IIO% NortiOirnat •t-:
where th, rt.otinoe to tkltor 0 PHI:3111M Or ONY
vO
to,AN It Ool.t o,' ~
Alt?, Mr ~mrior the , Illncling . .
14 le mht h, KO *.»i t%..1,- .O.rellsot. end Dr-ocm 10 yt,
Uni041:41...0. , •
A 1... Mmots'n floe 14ml 4111T1N1.1 INF, se the tomoei
',or, A , n2,,,16ne0•
-4.1
ERFUSIERY
CLEGG'S
AN It
FANCY,. SOAPS.
rESE superior attieles',ol Perfeiniere,
nntent,t whr , ts onott*roted.hl. Ju.tly eelebmt34l
Whit., Oriental /11ftletolok,l 01. 05, Tooth atIJ
Tolret Vostdor., Chint,e Vets.. 4.taltt, sal other InTron% l
'.h.* Vow Sind Drown and Mats
Ralnoclod Extra Mcw , Siwu
tlmeintr, Palm, Alroarxl. Yam,. and SoilA
,ws, Shavlne Crruto. Eyx.-
air 1;11.. l'l•dwww ,. .. Av., A.., An re
. CI.MIiG, surwl fur
rat 1,1 JOHN T
P,rturaer
13 MITI.I On, below ',I. 1.11i15. , 11.11.
ta-Slowhanigt toll I.7legy , Ito elwatptwt.
no 1 rw.n.lco lit`w
1%21 -4 / 1 - •
•
......
Shriver & Kam!, \
Produre and Corecnivrion NerthantJ,
No. 31 c^Lnl WArri, 071101
1 . 111.LAD171;PIIIN. \ •
1 •ON SIGN NIE4TTS of rr.pur, ...1‘ Pro ,
) alner geto toll,. will nwwlve Iwownw
rut 111,0 rulleavorn \Advsonwmaleott I
11-wrio r.l 11.110 of Isluloa,.; tlrsirer.lN
r j
1100r1ton11 11111100. N(ts1.1011:
Mr. Ir:taxis It/atty.\ •
010. Airs. Laugh.,
Mr. Fa.l, V.Vtoirrw. • V. eteltlr
WIIITE, BONNET\ MANII
VACTUIII,I4 Na. 41 Sant. Novond 0121.01., iwbare.
INtertn al,rswt paw.) l'hthulrlptilL. • ..,,b1.,t10 • ,
••
\NEW YORK.
Oil Cloths! .•
A_ \ •
Litit‘; , ‘ HOYT, Is: na..72 and 74 Johrint.,
NOV tik K. manufacturer" nag dation! in OIL
iLorin, ~
+Var. It Moir Fartoriaen, turned Mt
05. d.... u
t .dl i
pit..et ; craPc, which,
15111.410 ” 4 :trtitv.l . I t ePie 'u oti r otry OTirti
hon,, isn.J 41, lhaf apialo Ito prioa tnadal al
the hoar. Fair.
Ai Iheir vr.n—rat a' \lto Nay York esn fouhil large
atni neon' , ot oi Hoary. bl.tiluto. and Ttou
Viaant aloha.. 4.'24 I,rl. wide,
"11.14, FurnilArnakU I L
del:t \!:.1
13b _
W • & CO.; .
Flun
- nd Oeukrel Produce
C 0-N1 . .‘l\ .isio'q .11 0 41 S E,
SOO7ll I) EA kl.VAL71110111: ST ItERT. •
D. TINORE. '
n.irt.A.thir\TßA('A: 1 , 0012.
,LIBEILAL atiVANCS `II3,II , IGNSIViIa..
Flat tor St leml, aqua i\uivantagoal..ha, Trangoartaitan
with our other market on tha'aen tonoi, a,tnotlarsta
vh*,,op, with quirk axle ant oialat an , l haat
oaspcat 44.1(.01. o...tarr\lrettuliy .ii\iepatronsre;
Orvalaent end Caellier of llotahante \
lan it of halhaa.ra:.\. •
' 46 7 I.l=oo-alai a Fi\tere..Late.
\
ST. LOIJIS &
.1, ...... ..7. 14.1 , 13 . V4. •
CAM U El. J.' W 11E1: rq, & IA) `Cod
.
uti.tiort cud lb.rrhant, Not.:3
traul Ime.)tottker.L.l eltret.:l% \ •
miZNU:zri . .1 \ the pltcb.. of II p.
Ili , Lt• to Alm $..rt10111.01, Iteotiett:
jletlirk a C 0 . ,. . \ • \ dolor \,.
, \
Artut)LETuN, ItILEY do 30111 E,
coutriv4iou.s.o.l VorwaLltott o. .4rlTL.ll.4 ea LLe.
-
ILL, to Al.ziot;g3rViL j. :VlVeria \ :Bbßlll \ ag k
Ph "'"'" . \ • .
1111) li. 11.1TTLE, Attur may \Law,
Jur &LA Coossalsalonter to Prott.ll7.lB. Bt. LouL.
Al, aareret..l. • \ oer.11:1y,
1011 N ft 711.iiN*IN, Attoiney and
i lort. K. L.rwAtAL itL.p . puma
11.1101. 111 , ..c11,. .NL•Clikre. Jobn IStrka.
oeo.
MMn=SIEMII
THOMAS HALE,
rottwAßono it COMMISSION MERCHANT,
cipepo. ' •
• •
lONTV,IUES his usual lacilitica to Tecilire•
J on Ft , ..w.,1 4 41r, Tran.6i,mont,,dl hterd”.Dab...
,A..141,0e1l 10.• P I.li ‘1...* tbaly lOr wll.bnietta
Oo Ibe LAILS cs. 4 1/4. Illioub.VAnal mad Wry.. '
faArnia. 0.
• 31.1ret.J4at1../. attlr4c:
Mr. John A. Cut...-hrj,
- Wm &BazkilL
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
11(eNu-AUCITIOVVIII, Xo. MiCatti Ontet.
3 .
zro•dal atteutica toCesosolsdpainisbota. . sattlaT
~+.
MEM
. . . „...-.,,.).:.:,,.
West Newton EnnkEted }lotto • '{ - 7 ' r...4 -. .;;:•.,.'.', -
- ,'- 7 . 6 .: 4 .
F R
~BALTI3tOILE AN . FI„I.PML&DEIitni.ii I .^., '"
,-,
, TEAVERS leari iivieeAb - dsiy, iiiiiiiing ~;i?,5:7' .!i
' l `.7l.T.l't'itt.. - I:!fr4 , t ) f B . •
~44i-tIIBIP' - - ' - .
L0uga.r....)..1:11.1c.., he 29; ...lee, h. • . - -• • .. _
• 1:ver.1.3., INett Loma uni t {,6ll.Sluldarial ats Veleta. _ r" . -
Ware to 1114..1(1111.51 T. Ltaliimorr. SW. • --- a .
For wt,. call at the rinnic Read Want, Mounkteela . - •,. ..
Hew 1 k
ate
etrea h • ,
del: . - ' J. J. V.V ANS, Agent. .'
AYRIVS rEcronAL.
,POlt TILE COAX OP
COIIOIIB, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHI-
TfB ITIIOOPING-COIJOIL CROUP,
ASTHMA, CONBI3IkIPrION. 4
HIS REMEDY is (arena to the commtv
P . • ,
\ oily with the contilence we foil to an article which
rolarto fail. to toalise the - YU/privet effrets that can to do. •
Alrotl. to. w I. the felt alta toothiness. and Wm..-
room tliviiet.....of IL.. cur,?, that attest ewer: mtria
thy country stounlit Itk potato', known.
hate la.en [rotor.' from alarming sad even Ale/Tented • .
the • ]urtm, 1., its too. %VI.. one. trietil.
Perini - ON neer ..very ether roolkine of Its land, Is too one
Parent to early+, caiserrallony and, where its virtues Sr
limit.. the tintilio no longer heiitate whalautiilotatosln - .
ylo, for the distr.". me snot athathOUS tiffs tenor of the
Pulmonary - arson% which are Judaea& to one ahnatsse
And not only in the formlaable attrieNs upon tho
but for Ili. m thler •ariet ie. of Cola,. t.,4413tbt..11011.111Mtke1l
Ir. and for Cblliiron.lt la the pleasantest sad utast Medi
rine that ran be 04altied. to shOula b without e
It, and Mae who, tiane tool it never will. \
'Road W. 01,11310rk of the followthit Pentlenk,mi , who will
he theoCuireil In tbn •erious . ..CHOWS of country when
Met are located—oath and merchants itt the ant J
claw and of the blithest character—a. thoollitstandmfat -
extensive wholool. aestern to medicine. with al\ •
enc. unlintitol oo the sulaect of which they tiwotk. if •
there i. eta or In the yoilioneut of eXPerionet..S.o
TIIIY • 17 ;'
CERTIFIOATE.
Re '
the under. under. iwNilmale annalists. having Drew '
long ku,ukklattk.l w nth Apo A Ultrir) 'Pectoral, hereby eta
' Of, ot.r belief that it Is Um beet and non elfretno/ Re
ra, for Pulmonary Cousomptinn ever Oven/ to the Am "
an Peora•. And w• would. tram Otkr koolitllklltre Of It•
and exten.the treothlne.s.rordiallettvissesa •
It to the aflllet..l 001 worth, their hromutelearo. and with "
the arm conviction tint it call du foe thins rell4 all that -
MUNI Will.. can tin.'
IletohoW Eatuanits A Co, Linton, bus' 5 • .
IN., (....oultop. haltituorn.laryntrol. -' • " • '
1.1.1 llosnatati. Itnithor.llsho. - _ '
ilarlhana. Ilarrall t
trollhart.tn, P.O.', •
Junta, aroma. lik...liehisan. , • -
• T hlclillOter t lautsrllle,
/ rapris a Walton, IL Loui...lliesoark
Jioitioli Tortes, 31obile,,Alabatna.
T. A. !Wk.
tineilaua, to. I Co, Atinn,to,laeorpla., \ -
lota. It Intrlrkt, Tientou, New ...Trey.
.1 SI. To.n.eod Pittoluyrsh. Pa.
I. t C. - ... Chicago, Ithuoi..
Oar. Iturlinuton, lowa. ' I,\ ' -
AI A. %snit. A Norfolk, l's.
Pd. aid Itnoshuoit. Wiloithatuio. '
.1011011111.11 t Cn. l i titlita. , Puls. Pa. - • \ •
Z. I, A W. 11,1:ilium, Wtehlouton,U.O. '
• J. VI right a Co., Nen Orhink. la.
ntAnkl. Wall it Cr, Port AVa,wii. Indiana.
C. hielusioriot *Co., ran I. rtheifiCO. Csd.
Pia Ames. Tellshas,..lonrid.- •
Stoma, Enos/ill, utt..,,we.
tit•atnn 1 biol., lattle-lirek, Ark.
Plod.. it Co.. Lesiustro,
pi. I. Lomat, lialthiaio Tvota.
I'lork.lenre.ll. I.
.1. It. Turner. estrthualr. Oa.
Wade. 1 2 01,,telti t Co, Cintionati„O.
111 100 110.0 COUISTIIITS
J. U. CII A la.. Velpartisn,Clllll.
V, N. 1441(r al A Ca., V. 14 I . (ts, 31extra.
Rita. a to., Bo.Naa. NOV tlrt(A4ll,
1...4• 4 11..., A r, n. i t..irrh9ll. New ttroluiriek.
.13..tra Cruel.
.M(thatFarb vnn. Ile alluvia
trial.
rtar eau be 41,144.4. that (..,u al in 11X areal,. upon
t• - -
Prrpsml 4114 IoiJAIIII4 C. ATrat:TiTatietlChim
ifiln"l;ll7(rAti, IM:1441 ,1 114A (•atall. bl AA. !Ail.
FL , TOCk: 4 C 1... w , l J. 14. 1011' A SAN . •
lu A .rt , C 11(. N, L. p. FCIIW Awn. AM J. NIU
°LAS cal t•i• I.lrogri(l..aaneankar.:lla•-a.1(..,1,
, . .
Lungs whoa they ire ouppopel to be affected bY :
the too Ins. to or llco , mill.Moibloinlnmeti - '
cr Kinc'e s Erll,' ,• - . .
.
- • Cannot, Tumors, - , - • '
. .
Err pipets...Chronic - or/Erma., ." . , .:-..'
"
111orwormer Triter,, dlleml. • . • .
: Joints, 01 I Some and litoerpciallinicf -., - ',.::
the Oland., Sr pools. I.reperei Fait Illhenol.', _ , :.'.. ‘. -
. • ' , Dhotis of the Kiliners.l.ou o ApplttLo.- , '- ' ----= '.... •
' DI/even astable from the tine Cif
_lisp - • , . •
' ° corr., - Pali. In the Sides •...a •• • - ... • •
• ~
• , Vhouldera, tleneral Daldllti -
•
dion and Coati,. -•, , , : -i i i
THE , BEST FEJIA LE A 1ED1C7217: /LW PTV
11 ,,, shaker prepared iirellow Doet.' . oo.l lb. "Rs •
11odor. karrapprills. ^ /cm tho luraluable ir . Melial ..
• . ..
iti 00.1 from which Dr. dureoled liaprotel Extract. of •
~ •
ysl iw peek sod mosararilla 0 formed; sod lbe lifbara-
tor? of Dr- ooraott has river. uelhe.virtuesof throe meta
[ in thelr'perfeetion. ilia preponalan contains all there- ' ,
piimaJle( proportion of the meta. mooliiried and eoneentroe "
tidy thhir otrotet etreorth owl elite...l
-. Experablente were mmle.io %ha roaoufaetureof [Memo- ' ,
dirine, uul It was found that it ermld not be . furt.ber Dm-' -
PP:rel. Acpmliorly: we hod it marled to. almost mar-:`
termite. in 00.00 of Horsti•. Fmrhotic. nod ClO/00eoa ••• '''''''' .'
mimoleintt—er cpoPral pmetrothin of all the 'loll pOlr• WA:
era, and :II thcep tormenting dhow.se• of the into 0. - .00 - log. • '''.
to patience nod no loom Senn to h
4 ealth.
'" 4;\ ; -- •4. • M ,
Itcroftla, nechiDe. Sfercortal ComPiainti. C.nocre iesiii.,..lp4 . .ie,
• wrene: Illienmatiefo, and a Ton variety of ollardirm7Jr_ . ,..-= •
~,,,,,k. o , s i ,isordou. dionheep. are sTrOur landrPii,:firi;...eil
aoato-oilr cured by tt,e ono or thin rue.m.:_e_.... -., ~ . ...fre-- Z ..,7- .
kluite. Mietts Octaberilinntil.',4.- '..': . 4 .
Ili. John D. _Park—Dnar rim lt. fa lOW itspitueriailp.:.. ,- ,
findings of gratitud• thneid am .Lis. through 01.1. , DiFliwill
Prosaleoco of .11 - 0. oldbailie wonder...orbit.. anent) of
that .acellent toolleinell4mtl'a Yellow Dock mail Sur- , ; \
mrarilio. to Oro Jon 0 low esVaptonmor.lD.T.lM.,illoie ~. ,
V,. nahe. In the winter of 1030 I was titlark...l with wee ''.'..,
;aro poi., whlfh )00 -kradnallli estendisie thimool. tha ' -;
whole richt ride cud ire; at the lame lime. thcro was a to- -..-
.1.. '
tal prostration of rap phf Coal li s klent: ilaen'tor to f hail ' ,i • :
shrunk to about I welbirile of It.. cnoncotte/m, I prom, --' :' •
ed 1110 allow:lanes of n akilful prs.atllyinar, who prepouo, -_,....,.
col mi.dhoimewor.• of
. 11.0, worst fonaket liter Pimplator. ' • ..
It o veld mr ea. 00000000 Cpe Dot fICIar h. 411.1. bet P....'11i• - ' ...
rat for me. 1 remained under, Ms tasirviraCtit undal Ir. ' ' ••
sallsOod do could pot trip min. I thra . pfamittril_Priont .
areal at this place, 1r..1. Cerra, two bot4l OfiCiiirtitpf7, -
Follow Donn -nod Sartararilla. froM.Which I._rinriaml I-1 : - -'-' ' --,
ran amount of benefit' Alter haying talPlirfOtirtinitAtili._!. , •.;.:,
more I Vag able to pursue my buriOrsowittokitstii - baeorik.l. -” ,'
reoloncr s ind barn boast since that time awrelbstaltoihlo; • i Ti i...-_, .... •
but a /hart period bethre 1 bad,been flinfinalOMf hine. s .', ‘;',' -...,
thirefatirtlia 0.1 the titan and I cannot Wen'. 1btq1..,,,:: . A ., '
turn or lit, health to mai ott,4 is.iotbi. Dr ti:eTwOrtil . Y. i''' - - : '•1 - :''
af that truly ralualile . tnedicine. oOrrotroTellplsr Dock . -. ..r -
• aaid Sarsaparilla. - LlArtl EL WAIL/010AD: ' - -•.'' .. '
• C.., w
Mr. J. D. Pork—Dear Fir: I sent! you the formai:4 err.' ff - o
!Mate. atol .0. ran as I am noqualotellivlllb.thecom.l.,jp,_ . ' nr '''
oil true. I prorunid It. thinklnc It might be a heitea,to '.' ~ '
fen aod to the alllictell. _toil hot.- the prllllege of utbar.. A'',
bt as ytm think - tem- - - Tours,: —Wr-ArrPLITSJA--'•
,:- ; -...-•
' 'i° ,' ' '
Th. tolloblar.Lotter . is rrotrt k b lady tetpeotnble pbrsicia c..- '
*lto enjoy. . eatantito pebetioe: , '... °;
~
' " ' titi....t: !bolt t•OttDCFT.. 11.4 f1'. 1 .1 1 '. 5 1 4 - -- '' \'_
'IT. Job b D. l'atb--Ibmr Eltt"..Dc..l.lortr?te. rattail ot - • l
\ borupseind lots b0rn;i70..11,0 ,, , 1,, ~uri.ip, lit it, ~,,,,',,,.1..
Irgar, bb good Lentil: la 'armful Debilitri•ESOi L'uoktr.' i. 4 ,
rLOot. Jborolic.:-Dtipettib,_., bad ClirOble• ,ata..z e t6 - ,,,,.. \
lolirta,...i. — liciii Youth em.0. 1 1.L. A .4 1 •, ,, AT i. , .. n.• %
,ualted. Iti th. rime of. thli'tx.dlribi . thbLatitpi cootrat , -..
Itßt.,Dae I.troogl,fintiot il.gbr "....t.<O.O4•LbT ot Kft.t..4l- :' ~.2
1,00. It kbleittant billro tattiiubt. tbit4l,' lad lb'
toobq by b.renbe <ll.llhtbutoi.t Zollelle stoat...llN wan ,-,-
nat.r, titolee oltreirioiostoniesZ' rpiijlealleg Irons es. • •
Ntiebeo.''bm/ toLbi; bllDitraltaUber lit - Doee ".:.) ' .. '
Sold by..l.' D..PiDli: &aIbL.OZ labia itbstC.44l;itotunt• • ).-;,
nt Foul th ail tfabuittarma. etttitt*OtiVititbLlDb<l, ..' '' . ' •
to rboatTL.k.4 tauq.b.,..git . ..a....L.... - 1 ---, Aip . 4 , .....cptif4
J. lii.J.l * I.b.N. U.A. Febort took .1 C 0... J:11:4.4.1!ii:/ia:•:.; XI : ‘,1
• iiiioLot, 0.. b.oteborgh; Le. A. D.ckbabt... 11, 1*,49 1 1. 6 "i t,
1... T. Ltos...ll,`lto.tbotztr= L. 11. Murk., Uno,l.TriLli -4 4.1-,
WvltT,Oltve.buti ..... b0utiL5..° , ......1• , t, Do. , 44 .. 4,14 . - .4 4 D7: , ..-..,
It.tirortLlki. , l A Sob. II tottiouloo: iltb.ol - I,ll4.llLibtal ..14 • ..•4'
,I
1(11 I..bratot k Co.. 'lodistot: .1. K. WribbL Ifitto,anlbir t. ~
Btu. k Co. Prookrilit: A. IVIIAAA A bon. Libby. 1 borbt_._ ' '
Liel•enTi.l r C... - N:'CLlb.b.3.4 . l.M.4.l ll ..Riitfooco
Brie. Graham k Yorker, Merecr. Jaws Katy .t. p,, Ist. _ •
. _le: s. Szni , b. IL,ver: J. 1t.: 4 =4.4414.b. W*.t.rt.. T.' L. U •
L.j..,...., cnodern.ort; C. er.niterJr.. btornortl....
iteirEAT—s l 1. , * Bonk; Si. Pore's for
s \ c
do:(l,.4ierr
-1 - I•IL_ANILBEW: ROIIEIIt'. Compounaßc
Li , ran oeIiTERWCIItt TAR. and bIAIL‘fIA Laura.
e. •
Ann..Lel of and by pbleirome ot the Mte
u
eat elacalion. Fee the oomph. row of b‘euebeee'rine,--1
10 ft,,,, 0 , 4 e ur e L nal tLtb mule Irenthibla.Ariltna.ULACP . ; .
~n oel, c e b t , pk. tier, lAver LlneoplalnL. Pain! In tlte •Sr
eblete Iketunr...fsteLt fliveale...s oluf an of Illuutl alen.aU,-.. -
o ther LotS bum:donna Leonine to l'onneteLesen. re`lwee ..
'bovine amyl:: cold, a bAI r , ua l s. or any ether Illeleulti '
`aletut 11.0 throat ce lute, etounti trf thll Invaluable flr • .1
roe. 11014 unruly .. L . eve bilo.. lllunked thitenander - t ,,_
to (him oily. A butt cold neu.lbeinl and busfer.bto run bLn. ..."..
eLleray• ends to fatal 010.1..}11100. illne, In Larne fir Lnet, r ,..,
'lfl7trcet'alLteU-teb"oll%:e.'autlUi".ye' - .
Vb . p. IL V. 'BELIEF:F. Al
----.--
Il ELLEILS' IMPERIAL COO6ll SYRUP,:' =,
ky, 1./TANI:IWO Wb. tbeftlearanteottakl InnotelTtearicus -..
• .
remedy nos In nee, Srt ttletenee of llonahA s toldeLtloosep • •
nele t. la Owen, Ilellnuf ?tunnel: of alto/ bens:. Whoop.
toy Gonals. Zr.. hart Anyen tellef to bundeeda rho Lase r- •
oa t ,' IL L and Ito reurnelur ie porta:don tlat.fttaa liter
roe.r to impart. latuefit that rens., lat claim. 4by th e ~
Cou:n blitturra In tenevak nee- lloas of 14e, minter. -•-•,•.
7 o dd e „). Lw e r f t el L '" ,e ‘ ,... rfe " b: e " ?Vte b: ' y ' rire. t a ' fiiibt ' gLl ' i t =lry - t '
c f o - M I T he Ironer:al . CounknynLlL eflnlnlevateZlAntu- . L, : 4
r o 7'Pti "i ntrot 7 lVVLl ' LVer: n inlt ' tnn i b i e ' ..loof=t 7L.---
1 llLAtell ' Arrtso Ilse beep neeLtfni ;be 1.14
be.
f ear* ILY ''
...
lbe no. rempectable fnlybltanta of flitteborgh and 'Pin:- . '
..,..p ot oteebool4 not perm tr it:bele eblinrentn — lnittiifrinli r CL
~,,,,,,..,. , q ,,, 0 roe, mar be Fared by • :4 et. baulk of thu,
Syrup.
r ' Prenatal anneal.: br • .FL Tt. SELLICIM • . - •-•;•i
1 ;; JO - AI Wood at...ivati Drustektgeneroati f , ,
Fresh—,- • .
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