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hoe la 114",lantar's Church, Philadelphia, on Hie
• llth of Pairing; D 319, tad Ilse, thertfore,iudd
the episcopal 'office for More than thirty.three
• . plata He was the eighteenth Bishop, he sun:
-- Leetsdale, - of the Protestant Episcopal 'Church in
' conatiy. Though feeling long somewhat
the Infirmities of advanse.lage,azid the physical
• weathers+ caueeqnent upon long and ielf semi-
Icing toll in the 'atrias of bin Divine :Master,'
4itt orlhet bruteh of the ohristlan Church' to
Ukiah be wea on principle:attached, he had
. 1 1 0111Telif tunalited bla labon, or oversight of thole
Istarests otmunltted to his jadlelons care.
Hle asthma duties bad, howeter,lnvotted.the
neeiedtt offtirther all in bla epitoopii tsbari.
Sad the Her. Harp S. Whitehouse, D. D., lasi
ilaina UM gaol,' elected Associate Bleko p of the
net of Bt..Thomatio Church In New York, wy
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GUI. WINFIELD NDOTT;of New Jersey
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WILLIAM A. ORATIAM, N. Camlion.
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—,TOSITII BUFFINGTON, of Armstrong Cm.
PAESIDANSIAL PLEFTOIO.
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Every person 'meet tu , atomised at least too
days before the election, .to legalize his veto. The
tbuit Is Atli: .Let- evlitY Whig voter mate im
mediate inquiry, and see whether be Is asoesotict
• Scott NOettngs. , •
VR "Soott and Orahnm Club" of Alla ,
• sh.i Oatatr. aaTa Maants 'taattlita at tam fallow/ ac
•• - At thadalais tiarrser, town.bli. oo Wedalts
, .ftvt•mtvr M. 7 o'cl , tet., r. ea.
~.I.llltaithatter, arptembor 20, .7 Velma
At bleilohle• &boot House. [tine tneraohl r, oa Tbotatay.
Bebtocaber.2o.at.7 o'cltolt 2. ca.
liovicilei i../Lba too - 1;4110.0h friday October lot,
•" I A Blothltichata. nt tbe . ficritit Haute. oa.Frktar.ooL
la Teams, at Joho Scoherhtli'44'hota, toihothip, on Bea,
►tKel.O.4obar 24. at 2p. m. . -- • .
/Telblettoa, blualeytotroablO, on Ettarday. October If.
Wllkinahorib o October tth, at 7p.
• At Ja4l Pato., tow ochip. Octobir ttb, - at 2
). Tearparmirrrllln. no Mond.), (kin's 4tb. at
D!).1.•... on . tue.tay, Oetob.r sth' ./.7
meeedingi of: counow vili be found on
I , ilia , Ant Oweto-day.
• ' aisitit Bev, Bishop Nutt will 113 town
• Z. sad will atop at. F. •R. Brumes, Esq..
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, New Year, Sept. 28 , 1862.
Oor Mayoralty Convention was held last even
ing—and after esveral b otioge, Morgan Mor
eau/. a citizen well informed of our wants was
nominated, which is equal, in the present elate
of feeling, to an election. Next week the Con
erosional Conventions meet, after which the
details of mewing , will be speedily comple
ted, and the" campaign be conducted with even
mere vigor than at present. The news from
Naebville ie fall of eocouragement to thefriends
of Gen. Scott, and indicates what we may ex
pect in November.. • _
Madame Sontag:a oceant last evening was at
folly rnOeteefill en eke or her warmest friends
could wish, and eke lime nothing to do now but
quiMty make u large a fortune as she desires.
Thereale not a few who rank the fair German
far above Jenny Lind, sod not without reason,
if power to create audit:alum in an, auditmee be
than toe of merit. - Where Jenny channel by
her cildnesio and mechanical eneoution, Madam
Sontag rouser her audience by the paiaion eke
GO vividly portrays, end develops in her bearers.
The applause Jenny Lind received for her good
Inert it more properly tendered now to the new
singer's rood powers.
The Irving House, that grand caravausary,chan
gel hands yesterday, to a Mr. Burroughs, for-
nearly of the - Franklin bottle, for one hundred '
and twenty thousand, the price of the furniture
land good will of the balance of the lease. Mr.
Howard retiree with a fortune of a quarter of a
million, which, though large, le a email non
compared with the profits of the Astor House,
the New York Hotel, or even the Union Place
Hotel. Thelrving has always been the resort
of, ndrummers," who bore the patience of
country merchant; me l t of them, making them
execrate a enstom peculiar to New York above
I all other eidea ,
We are In the midst of - agricultural shows
jant now, and at Flushing to-morrow the Queens
r mean to introduce a novelty In the way of re
ceiving invited guests. The delegation from,
the American Institute are to be placed in a
wagon drawn by one hundred yoke of ores pre
ceded by the military of the county and-a band
of music. The address is to be delivered by
the lion. Charles Ring, President of Columhis
College.
The past four days ham witnesatal an inertias
to our population by imigration of no lean than
faurthe.n thousand one hundred and Afton per
sona. For want of adequate aottoutmodation,
the poor matures surer much, and nightly hun
dreds of them hare 'no shelter save that given
by door-steps and lumber plies With all this'
Immigration and the expoure of so many on
neclimated people, the health of the city eon
rinses toilllnrolo, u is shown by the decreased
Lilt of health , which gives only four hundred
and twenty-four deaths for the pot week,
la money =Ben there la not much (hand*.
There le still an abundant* et capital seeking
Investment, but et rather higher rates, and six
mid theca per. cent Ii freely, paid. The sub
tressurY centimes to tanitoulate and has now
over omen millions of dollars in its v o mits, a
mash larger amootettiso the banks of Wall
most drain, to see there. Another ship is
about due from California to replenish the beaks
and mire confidence Ina reduction In Utopias
of money as the ~sessoti adrenoes: All good
woks are had lima', and upon the whole the
sellers hire a decided intestate. Coal stooks
tire great favorites, aid prondse stew to pass
him the nook list to the hen& of capitalists.
A. Graham, the next Vice. President of
dm United Howse, la at present in the city, and
nubile morning received on bouid the steam
,trigotikklbiluippi with the homes due hispres
sot mikes the head of the Navy. Department.
He proOsecied thence to the Navy Yard, where
beak:Aims remind with the =null Moisy tel.
Point an emblem of am out of faint the Scott
and Orshmt tithes lain stmelthin this latitude
at the Mande or the people who do Melt own To
jfew Took Chopisl Pilaw ii , progressing
Seely, and by, March will be :lady to moan
arintributions, - andkii Oita la May,
am buboes 11111IttilliVisuld bo.. dm *
this ewer; aterkinstolleepust SUM& Our too.
thanks are all - bud . at week , and. Mori we to
thrre ea influx tkciasepits .131loculd be sor•
pl orp C' Bin so_ped*isifiumue ahoaden
the tionatrilbethth slokmaamilit-lo oa oars at
wow li . ' this 'olio ; it ki - itoatoido* to
!irk tikls O i (FilefiAtlad it al*. .
111:C . ALO II .-oiltt bioo kiwis law
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telegraphic despatch to the New York
Tri
httot, that at the Naohiille Municipal
elactior, the Whig Mayor was elected by 244
stojority. Lain year the majority was 2(s Niae
IVbig and three Democratic Alderman .were
elected.
A Poor COW/T 1331.01TAIVILLN.:—The
' 4 friends of Gen, Scott are to hold a Maas Con-
Tendon in Brownsville, Ps; on - the 6th of On ,
tuber.. Great preparations aro making, and the
Whip of Pittsburgh aed Allegheny oonnty are
invited to attend.' The "latch string will be
out," The beet spirit prevails ln Fayette county,
awl the blends of Scott ate hard at work. They
should be ennouraged.
Gosablewa PROM iNDIANA.--The Indionspo
142aitettritid enters . into An elaborate state-
Mint it'dnigomente to nbow that
- ;'Booth, ;. 11141bcry•lhaI" Stale. The position',
and li/think are worthy of ell
bite elway - s Ninsidersd Indiana
tad Illbtobt%l.VierdonlitfolZtatee, and it word 4
'get lincieitiiiiinVliegliest to see them voting
ter no Journal 'conela ice its remarks
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b.euipis, too, thl; we obeli be able to
eleet mar State ticket in Octoberi, but whatever
ftt be Ile fate, of this fact we feel assured, the
vote„be November will be in favor_ of Scott and
.. urelude. Let out hiends it home sod ehroad
'remember Ada prediction.
Dll4lll es , Butter C/X/11111.—The telegraph boa
i.tformodYour.resders of the denth:of. thet Bight
Rev-Philander Chalicli. D.; of the Pritestant
/ipleatipal church, of the Illinois diocese, and
.ftenfor Bishop of the Denomination. Hie desth
whittle lamtiversally regretted, took place oh' . the
. 20th ula, and resulted from liduries received in
a fall from his , carriage, a short time so.
'Recut a notice in the Be! 'York Commercial.
• we !Mil that this venerable end universally
eitecitteel elargotan wu in the seventy-eighth
Isar of 1111 age. Be bee closed a career of ripe
and niggard plety,, and of spotless reputation
sod blutatlas dignity, which shed a halo.otpur-
Pit tight - around his path while yet he tired/and,
now that he Is no more.will n star to gala
iisay ta . the aseas grandeur sad perfectness of
religione character. " ' • a
8a Tesaelaoo , sat
thr prireat time. contains
40,0001abablimiti, *leach chit:duo • sad Rho
Bttediyyreh'ool~. -: Thel*hni wit -fifteen bombed
,40kUdrui lialhColijr of a suitabie no to , attend
?litho mho*, smi dnd bamirel ',dead Suadhy
soboola. "-
_ y romur m o siwy Iraq:. has been nonainsted
fa the Waybialte - by the of New. To,*
'Ziiihr ban in active member Or she Common
OapiwN, mut. l!kli IMr. Ptwf, dowt
tigatidaves: :'.,
'" liot.,raP at /*b. Ind Elphadt emisethhi.
(640, , iunietut Dada itymalk. .114 - Coy.
sow Tito aelossOis 3,/ *Oaks% oft
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CriiiWt.iiiiiarOrsatrinn R. It.÷Thi6.4o
iithanoittittln'for Worland Bilarit,
.111, mend 'after Brpt.Both, ninon], biAllisnoe,
where it sonnacte with the train of the Ohio sod
Pro minds Railroad for Pittsburgh.
The Chelan Is subsiding In Rochester. Some
four or live hundred persona died of this disease
In that iity Since the irate! August.
in 1832, Rochesterhsd • popnistlinef 11000.
The deethe from Cholera were 108. In 1884, 68
&Won poputtoti 18,000. In 1849, 167 deaths;
population 86,000., In 1862, 400 or 600 deaths;
population 40,000.
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of Um! PlttthOilt DaLlr 0111. w.
• Kraatunta, Sept. 29.
Vol4y qf Allegbeasp4lmide Setif:glary—Re.
mark, gnat Stf-Nreior Fruit;
At this mason of the year this Valley is our.
laniagly beautiful. The cleatypure water of
Allegheny, alternately purling over pebbly
tittles* rating in saline deep pools, giving
to the river the aspect of a chain of little lakes,.
and all ever shadowed by the bold and heavily
timbers:4,We, now putting on the sober livery
of - autumn, which on one elde or the other skirt
Its toargin, form ever varying scenery rarely
equalled. When the Railroad shall be oomple
let;, no route out of Pittsburgh , will equal ale
fro excursions for health and reereation, and no
Valley in, Western Pennsylvania affords so many
he 344 and beautiful sites fornountry residen
ce, From Pittsburgh to Rittanning the char
actor of the scenery is that of quiet beauty;
fr to Kittanning to the heed of the Ayr It poe
eei.nee more of the element of grandeur.
• Yeaterday I had the pleasure of attending the
ee,i.annual examination of, the pupils In the
Male Seminary near this village, under the
roe of the Rev. Dr. Kaitinu.r. This Semi
nary slatted near the bank of the river, about
half a mile above the town. It is an institution
of s . high order, and deserves a greater celebri
ty than the modesty of tie excellent aud scam.
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phetted Prineipal hes permitted. Mtn lo givirit.
Ti.a 'audits embrace the solid and useful branch
e.s., rather than the ornamental, although the
to ter are by no means neglected.
In tho examination yesterday, embracing
'G. - atom:tar, Geography, History, Philosophy,
Chomistry, the analysis of the English len
gu.tge (a most pedal andinstrgetite ettidy,) to
gether with the French, Hula,Headings, Eeci
te,iona, tr.o , both teachers and pupils proved
tt..,t they had been faithful tad assiduous In their
labors. At the 010ffe Of the examination,
Potter, who wee present during the most of
do time, dellyered en animating and imgreeeive
ad Irma .10 the chin= tind persists present, and
!sally to the young. ladles. He spoke in teems
of among commendation of what be hod *lion
ail, end he is net a man who deal, in Battery
to. I imam/arid Compliment.
. „Pr.lly le omitted in his labors by two
lakes,•ifiss Mums and Idles CIATUI, who ate
a , 'mirably fitted to preside ore, their resuctive
departments; while his excellent lady, .by her
welt direoled euperrieion, glees to the whole es
ta ulishmeat the air of a harmonious, happy, and
wal ordered family. It is a good vohool,for the
wirctiou and morals, es well as the intellect, are
&located. If I hare said too winch, my atMlitgy
it that /feel that I ought not to say less.
• I trust the time is cot far distant when aucti'xi
true of education will RA introduced In all our
borders, eo so to bring it within App reach of iv
ory humebold. Oar common sabot& are yet
fu. WOW" OW standard that we ought to aira at;
awl 'oaten we agree to bestow upon them a lit.
tie more ears atai . e 2 Peutt, I fear that the it.
tcllectonl and. morel improvement of .our coun
try, will . by no limos keep pane with its into
rut progress. These remarks are applicable to
tie rurnl districts rather than to the towas sad
cities, — where, u general thing, this grist In
iersat is much better attended to.
I harm of no siotion of country where fruit
of almost every kind thrives better, or manes to
t reater perfection than in Armstrong county.
Panchen and applint •ee abandant, .001, when
sny care bad been bestowed upon them, are very
good. - Moon As Railroad shall bare opened an
owes northWard; : th• colter* of fruit will be a
pod business here •
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Werresponeter. at tbefittaborala.D•Lly aunty.)
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GLORIOUS SOOTr.coninlot
-,- ostroinuire Or us tram _
A maim Whig convention assembled at ;Eliza
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beth, on , Wetimeedny, which wee attended by an
imams* monthly from all the surrounding
tOwnshipa.' A delegation of 'bat one hundred
went up from Plea . tarEhr and tattaittill °Pla
sh's the landing we found a Scott and Graham
pole one hundred and fifty feet high erected,
gaily decorated with appropriate tags and
litr e -tuners. The whole town was alive with .en
' tlatidesm; here and there Whig mottoes and de
vices were stretched from house to house, with
numerous beautiful flags its the principal Meseta
&hewing that the inhabitants were alive to the
importance of advancing the Interests of the
great Whig cause. The taverns were not, of
course, large enough to accommodate:the Blatt..
ors, hot the "latch strings were =0 and ail
hospitably entertained. Our host was COL Jae.
A. Skin, to thorn with hie amiable lady, we''
beg leave to tender our thanks for thedrlthstinese,
remarking, by the way, that Col. IL, a demo
entt in the days of yore, is new a good Whig,
thanks to the lueofoco doctrines on the subject
of protection to home industry
At two o'clock the various delegates, and the
inhabitants of Elisabeth, assembled at a stand,
which had been erected . for the speakers', and
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we were pleased to see a very large number of
ladies in attendance.
The Convention was organized by calling Gen. ,
Wmaten Lamas, of Pittsburgh, to the chair,
and appointing as Vice Presidents,
Itoberkhl. Biddle, Pittsburgh,
S. Speer, Payette aunty,
Hugh Fergus, Allegnany aunty, •
George Lawrence, Washington county,
Capt. R. Greenlee, Allegheny county,
Wm, Eichbaum, Pittsburgh,
31. Henderson, Allegheny county,
D. Wilson, "
..Or. J. Huey, alcaoesport,
Isaiah Brink, West Elizabeth,
al. I). Campbell, Weettuorelend county,
Capt. Heath, Allegheny county.
On motion, the following gentlemen were ap
pointed Secretaries:
Colonel Eddy, Somerset county,
James K. Kennedy, Pittsburgh,
B. L. Jones,
B. Lake, Elizabeth. ,
General Latimer, havieg opened the meeting
in a. few appropriate remarks, concluded by in
troducing Guy. Was. F. Jettarroe to them: the
citizens of that place had always been his warm
friends, and had given hint very large majori
ties for Governor. The speaker, in common
with those monad him, regretted that he was
not Governor yet, bat trusted that they yet
would have an opportunity of making him Pro-
eidetic er Vice President, (a voice, "or both.")
of the United State. [Cheers.]
We may here obserm that owing to a want of
apace, we are compelled to give au emeeditigly
brief abstract of the remarks of the various
speakers.
I Governor Johnston rose amidst 1004 amen,
and complimented the ladiesontheir attendance.
Any cease cheered by their ensiles and presence
moot succeed. As to the allusion of his friend,
he might say that be had no desires to gratify;
hi, ambition was fulfilled. Through the kind
ness Or the people, he had received honors which
he had no right to eppeet, and trusted that while
in office he bad discharged his cicitiee eo es not
to disappoint the expectations of his Mends.
The Governor proceeded eloquently to point out
the progress of the United States, from its in-
I fauoy to the present day, ,through sixty years of
continued triumph. There' was one man who
for the past forty years had been intimately
commoted with all those triton*, both in war
and peace, Greener. Wthnsto Score, the gle
ame leader, whose claims to the healdential
Chair they had there met to edema°.
The citizen who pent to the ballot box to ag
nostic his vote', bad a double duly to perform.
He must not only suppOrt the best interests of
hi. country, but pay a tribute of gratitude, if
ho could do so, to thaw who, have been distils
goished for patriotism, valor and ability in the
Whig service. Genet* Scott was awaited
with a party who professed artaie principles.
What were they? The speaker pointed out at
length the distinguishing characteristics at the
Whig party. The first was that the Constitu
tion was the supreme law, and its prorisicns
moat be Strictly observed, so that
must
rights
and the rights of individeals must not be Inter
fered wtth. In other countries liberty bad rel
icts because the rigida of the people were not
guaranteed by a written constitution, hem they
were clearly defined, and . must be enforced
This h. 4 been a cardinal principle of the Whig
party for the last twenty-flee yeers. , That party
too, asserted' th it not 'only wail this, an Ameri
can people, but that it was 'the linty of all its
citisene to carry out their interests as a people;
In ot iz wads, that the Government should be
p i n dno s t s s„,,,Z. as to enter the larpet amount
of good on the largest ni:'7 ll4 T et ° ...._.. it1 e", 11 Thee.
it became the duty of the Govern7..' le. Pp'
tact the people, by a suitable tari ff , from i ts , ' 4.
juries produced by toxin pauper labor, for it
was impossible that a nation should be entirely
free unless It were independent of all others us
regarded the production of the neeesearimief
civilized life, and without protection our mann•
factures languished end died.
The Whig party, for the last twenty live year,
hod also maintained that the General Govern
cent should protect the loured and external
commerce of the country. To do so It woe ne
ceesary that our harbors should be kept open
and our riven freed from obstructions, is order
that our citizens might enjoy the benefits of
those great avenues of communication which
the God ofNatine had given them. The Whigs
hod always supported and voted for all mem
ores tending to this end. These were their pan
elides, and he asked all men to weigh them well:
Protection to American industry, liberal apple
priaticaui to river and harbor improvements, and
obedience to the laws then passed under the
Constitution, no matter what their Individual
feelings on the subject, bat If the enactment'
were not proper, then let them advocate their
repeal, and ha was lees than • freeman who
would not do so. There was no concealment
about their principles, they were published to
the world, sad it was wader them that their glo
riots old chieftain would lead their party to vie
tory. The speaker commented upon them with
great force and power.
to glowing terms ho portrayed the character
of Gen. Scott, eqnslly distinguiebed as a great
etateeman and military chieftain. Glorious as
had been his whole career, its most reorient'
set, was hie sulnoitting to tbe cruel and unjust
order width deprived him, a victorious general,
of hie command. He been appointed to a ste
nos in the Army by a Democratic President,
and had been employed In arduous- cervices,-,
both civil and diplomatic, by every sueseeding
President, who had thus testified their admits
tion of 61e abilities, and it was onl the last,
JAMBS K. Polk, whir aid caused y
him to be
brought home in disgrace with the Administra-
Hon, though not with the People. 1
A State election was now approaching, which i t
whine would precede the Presidential. It was I
his duty to say a fair word+ on it. He had for
' yearelived next door to Joseph Buffington, the
Whig candidatefor Judge of the Stratum Court.
There was no better or' purer man and patriot
in this Commonwealth. He had been a sueoese-
fel lawyer, and was now an eminent judge. He
but spoke the eentimente of every man of all
parties in Arrowroots county, when he geld so.
As for George W. Woodward, his opponent, he
did not know him, and was glad of it, for he
would not with the acquaintance of such a man.
Governor J. proceeded to show bow bitterly
Woodward bad opposed foreigners in the Re
form Convention, and then his mean denial of
what he had Mid when be thought It would in
jure his election, but as we have already pub
lished the proof of title, iis do not deem It ne•
assay to publish his remarks on this' aubjeot
lln order boaster to thow :whit Judge Wood-'.
wand's qualifications for the office to which he I
aspired were, be would read them a decision in
the Supreme Court, on an appeal taken from a
decision of George W. Woodward. then-Judge ' :
of the Court of Common Pleas. 'He thin cited I
from sth Barr's reports, page 820,the OPINION
OF THE LATE SUPREME BENCH as to Wood- I
ward's qualification's. It was given In the case I
of Cadbury re. Nolan, and we copy, oerbcahh, I
the Italian and brackets being our own, that part
Mating to the legal aspirant to a teat an the
earns bench. "The Court (Judge Woodward,)
wander over the whole fats and tint than wits
a strong bisi, and Intimate that they involve no
actual fraud, but give no lastration as to what
constitutes legal fraud, and the case has been
argued pretty much In the same way here. The
apprehension, or' perhaps, more 'properly, the
comprthestion of actual fraud, des much up
on the moral sensibilities of the ioulAic , i who cos..
galtfhafa ihe facts eel of which it is switiored iota
rise. • . • •• .4, -, r *
TheCoart, (Judge Woodward,) rank a street/ or.
mama to the jury to evince that no actual fraud
existed, and they said emphatically. "taking
Ralston's testimony to be the tees view of the
ease, are any grounds disclosed for treating this
ale to Patrick as fraudulent?" This Is a prep
mast inquiry; and taken in donna:aloe with all
the Court said before ' could only be 'understood
by the jury to mean from all the testimony of
Ralston, (whom the Court near the close of the
urge, call the 'champion of the defense') there
was no frank avow aceordiag to the avenge ay.
ideas in fear . 'of the Atlondent. And as in-
I think th•jury.went Weer alidthat
l l.M ad e p t i rier in the Court, Vales Iffondward.),.
" It appear 10 tile efili• ',at)? 'dna wise add'
et
freed ok/cis/our its dhows ananeirs, wad me.:
auk mil*** a Ay - tAdagasen q f tAs said
I.K. ;gin ` +t~'ts~,...
LS ..tom"
.ai'.`~-' ~.-. i ~'~" ua) i 1 Y`~ ~
S;
Thla thew etas. the fatal. character of eho k
Tool oradidate fcie a met im , the Supreme Court;
U thiaeeerda orthaf. est 7 Court were deemed
of any authority.
(hot. Johnson eoneduded by training that all
would torn oat the Butte election, since it
would bait a peat effect up<in the Presidential
contest. Loud cheese.
DAVID &roans, Esq., Whig candidate for
Congress in the 21st District, was then loudly
called far and maden brilliant and masterly ad
dress, whichwae reeeived with mach applause.
He is one, of the chastest and moat effective
speakers to wham we have aver listened, and we
venfure to esythat be will distinguish himself
DI Congress. We regret that vs have not room
for his eloquent remarlto, at the close of whicis
he sat down amidst load cheer!.
Ho was succeeded by Col. Eddy, of Somerset
°entity, who showed bow brightly the &ett bras
were burning there. The utmost enthusiasm
prevailed and Allegheny county would have to
give nine thousand majority it she expected to
riot little Somerset. (Cheer,, sad cries of uwe
will.")
Towarde the conclusion of Me remarks, after
eulogizing the abilities cf Judge laffington, with
whom he wee peranally acquainted, COL Eddy
proceeded to, depict, in 'glowing' terms, the,
treads and eorruptione which 'prevailed among
the Llemociatio Board or Cons! Commieslots,
who were robbing the State at - every opport I
ty. Would it not he well to pat in an honest
Whig to watch once and expose their pecuts
tione? Wr. Roffman, Whig candidate for Canal
Commissioner was each , a man, and the looofo
syt knew it, and they were trembling in their
nhoes,for they knew that he was deservedly popu
lar even in their own party. • They knew that
even In Dermocratla Berke, which sometimee
. rolled up Ave thou - sand of a majority for them,
he had only been defeated when he ran there by
five hundred majority. Re woo aura of hia elec
tion.' Lot DoPugt c and Hoffman he elected,
nod n flood of light would be abed over the land
which would blind the viniun of our opponents.
Col. E. pointed out the negative qualities of
Frenklin Pierce. He had nothing decided about
Min. All his rotes in tbogrene had been—no,
no, no; all hie actions in the hattle-field bed been
of the name nature. Re had never done any
thing worthy of national regard in hie life.—
(Loud cheers)
The Second Ward Glee Club, the best to which
we have ever listened in the State, then sang •
number of their meat beautiful airs, which ware
enthusiastically is;ccived.
GO,. Johnston was again summoned to the
iakpd b 7 the multitude, mail delivered a second
eloquent and happy address, in oho coarse of
'Lich he showed that the Monti= and British
principles, ne regarded the tariff, were identical,
cml It was on this ationuat that the London and
otherEngliatt papers , favoredPlerce . selestion. At
the close of hie address. the Contention ad
journed until half past six o'clock, amidst loud
therm for Scott, Graham and the tariff of '92.
EVENING Bstevon
The various delegations then again partook of
the haapitalltioa of the oit , lend of Elisabeth,
and se for oureelves,we Were neon toore laid under
ebligationa to Col. Ulu and lady;
.it half past six oWloct, the .atand was cur.
rounded by a dews crowd, and cheer afterobeir
NP, given for 'Scott and Graham. Eloquent and
appropriate cpeeches were delliered by Hoe.
George Burgle, Robert AloKnight, Esq., Hon.
Jasper E Brady, John H. Hampton, Eeq. , and
C. S. Eystar, Esq. At the close of each speech
the Second Ward Glee Club favored the COLIVCD
' lima with a soul-cheering Scott song.
At 9 o'clock, the Convention adjourned, with
three cheers for Scott and Grabiim, and, the
beat hosing arrived, the various deletatians and
the inhabitants of Elizabeth, retorted the Pitts.
burgh delegation to the boat, and gave them
three hearty cheers at parting •
Altogether the dzy parsed off 0363% pleasant
ly. and We think that our Whig friends may set
down oh! Elizabeth as good foi a larger major
ity for Scott and Graham, than she has ever
given to any other Whig candidates.
New ICtursnutz Tgar.—The tilloeflog rase
:titian Tan atianimooety pa ,at the Whig
State Convention, held at Concerti, N. oil.. r few
ileyiengoi
itcaolveil, That we believe it to have been the
ile,ign of tho founders of the (levant:pent to
recto Atherica the atigium of tho oppressed, but
clever to the subversion of Ite'dierloctive ohm.-
sotsr; that it be the refuge alike from religion
sad political oppressicn, that within Ito
l , nadlirlee civil privileges should be utabridged
by religious epithets; thr,atoro we, the fohlge
of New Hampshire, are, as we always have been,
&Tidally in/coos of 61aitieg the reliyioaa restfrote
our Stale Clossaligliell.
Unto—Clumapto frrichlooacir —A Posteeripl
boobies, letter, datvl hibiiletestu, Batter
, Ohio, tar:
The prospect for Scott coutiooe to brighten
daily. You need not be alarmcd about fislelsm
or Frew Soinem in this State. But few Whip
will be caught in that thin' party trap this time.
nhio will gire Scott 15,000 majority—certain.
I pare mixed with. the hard fisted yeomanry of
rhe country, end I know what they will do.—
Mark my prediction! —Tribes,.
CVcOerrals Bann Came.—The Court of Cern
mon Plea* in Wayne county wail principally on
copied the present week in the trial of nne of
the Dank of Wooster eases. The Jury returned
sercilot in favor of the plaintiff. The Wayne
County Democrat ear. •the decision firmly
fine, the individual liability upon the stockhold
er."
AIM ITEMS
-Oa the Put, burgh Vein yeuterday a vote wee
taken entice 'betted that the ps...roprers were
Scott 91, Norm,. 34, 11414 10, doubtful B.
Cettilaud llerdld.
:General Pierce arrived no Bunton co Tuesday
conning, end put up at the Revere House.
The Demoorrts of Cinciocott bare tendered
Gen. Wool AL onmplitnent-try dicer,
• The earner stone et a new ocart_hooee was
I►id et Ilinoinnati, ea the Itlih lament. with lee-
Fuming aaremantal.
Jeremy Winnow° has °hangar hie name. The
Atris Pays ape:Aso( him se Jerome Napoleon.
Lord Elgin, it Is now said, has no Intention of
resigotag the Governor Geueraletiipl of the Ca.
nods!.
A Kiss Fry was shot throogh the . head and
killed, a few days slums, in Fayette county Ey.,
by her owe brother.
The quaatity of beebroot sugar manufactured
this year in Francs is 64,445,494 kilogrammes,
or 7,668,959 kilogrammes lea than last year.
floods are so earce In many parteof Ireland
that autny lateeers are tecelelog Bi , n day for
held labor.
Francisco de earvelho Marsha, the now Bra
zilian Minister presented his credentials to the
President on ?donde,.
i -
The grapes in the vitileity of Philadelphia, It
ie sold, oontinue green, and show no symptoms
of ripening.
Tun AMERICAN Panamint appear to be pretty
welt broken up. The Newharyport Herald thinks
it probable that our markets wfil be supplied by
the British fishermen, as the duty, under the
tariff of 1846, Is only about 60 tents *barrel, at
the rate the British fish come Invoiced.
A great interest Las latey been excited to
New Britain, in consequent). of the Idisoovery
there, of a tarp portion of the skeleton of *huge
mastodon.
The report that the obotera was on thi
In
creaeo at Chambersburg In ineorreet. .There has
boeu bat four deaths during tbo whole week,
and the disease Is abating. '
Messrs. R. H. Gallaher and E. /6. -
hnve transferred their Interest in the Ith:booed
Republican to Meseta. John 0111)IIM, Jr. 'WI
W. Lellolllll
4•BLI BLOOD, of Goehen, New tiamptihil who
fouptir In the recitation', 'died on the lilt alt.,
aged trl yeara. He fought bravely in eigit
t
ties, and is innumerable skirmlibes end serpriee
of the enemy.
Hon. W, Badger diedgat his residenran 4311..
mentor, N. IL, ma the filet Inst. Re hal "filled
miens Important elfieel under the./Mee Gov
erment, end was Governor In 1834 .hol 18;5.
He WU 75 years clap: .
,The Cincinnati and St. Louis Nailit l afi Oq
pii: h ilate purchased 82,000 tons of rail lean;
gl 'deliverable it Now Grimm; sad syable
to th bonds of the company.
.This be suf
ficient to Irma the attire road bat - those
oitica.
-
The Cincinnati Commercial states:flit Mrs.
Wlleliam, a widow wittrava ohilaret, mediae is
ICiacinnati hasheesh Witt to the lussevidopart
raiment the Cammettedid
edam tamtreable remitter 'the moult; stlnt"
MIPP4ga,
f..
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'?gt:.;:4',i1.....e::"t';%:!:.1.....,t.Y.;•.;;-,::::i'.
'''( 111- 1 P CKEPLING'S
lANS,
HAVE SVXMIO-VEM TEST - OF. •
•
THIRTY TEAR6' EXHUME/RUM
THAT All lIIIILD NUMB., =AN
T W.RL VS THOUSAND FANILiSS,
nano mi
AND RAVE n UAL ; nS7AOTIOY.
22/T A. 22 21.121201222. raa
EXQUISITIt /T A. 22
Of TONE •
ELASTICITY OP TOMB!
STANDING IN TONS and
DURABILITY/
Oblekinhas non Mantasatining
•
Twelve Hundred Pianos a Year,
And Ins beatiand is /handily Inanoulas-
All Persona desirous of obtaining a Piano
ninon WIIA. LAST A LIAII TINS
AND onrk MOUT II&TIBPACTION,
Are invited to nail and examine the splendid,
lipsartment shish has been
CAIIIIIPOLLY 11111Lia.TID/
sad aro jut o►.md at
TORN 11. MELLOR'S
No. 81 Wood otroet
sep27:ti&Arlak
JOSEPH.PLUIIIIIIER,
WHOLESALE DEALER •
IN BOOTS SHOES, BONNETS, lIATS, &c.,
No. 111, WOOD 811ILLT, PYYTII/117/./illo
(am's= MASAO &LIST MID NOVIIII fr.)
sirStocsk embraites every variety of Boots,
e 1... Emma. Smut.. auretaaad directly lysal tha
Manufacturers for Weatarn Trade. aad add at
Nov tartan.' Philadelabia pima. Porcbaarre plaaa•
mai aait 01110111. betbre bayloy• rola:dart thirT
ri
POSTLEIF, 2/ELSOH &CO •
so. 89, WOOD RIM; 111.11/31111011, PA.
AN2FACTURERS of Gan•Barrelsien
Oast
,
ill:i t
ortioro wade of Ito oute r .
LWOW. and wanwahof
woo., to If not eoperior t son In the onaltot Iforchoots
soh aten. wishing to iwarchasswili and it to their 8 , 1.0-t:text:nil
t:text:nil and exanottor out noee before foorehaelof.olse
---
AbIE.N LANNI, R.
WHOLESALE DEALER
IN BOOTS, SIIOES, BONNETS, &c.,
NO. 50 WOOD arum PITTPDIMOII.
Between Third nud Fourth,
seerlty stock embraces every variety and
:Dad.P'ted for
om
fit `nod VY ha And
ter sake, sod will be eol4 Y en one.
,pwor roll mod minim, Woo, hoolost. two 2
Nit.WWII First Pram: . iun. • .
DAGUERREOTYPES.
Pert Oleo 77tird Street.
TI ZENS and fdrangon who with to oh
tato an accurate, artiefle end life liteome, at o
t e h e r l,
w m e o ll d e k r n ate w n e r e , w l i is l h mo tt
o ** ei r
rodeo'
rmto
b ca at o a n t
oaranteed, or on charge made. flaring am of the
tcra.til ettd best arrangtel 8:do mad Bltyllamte ever ewe
eft,,i fin the purpose, with hastromooto Of the moot
tow.trful kind, mot 4.'1134 adopted the velem of Danner
011;',ItTrIga.:t1:1081'4"'tithl, h 4r.V. Z=lll.:,l7tt°2
oe.r to the perm. of the Art, • ayte of Deavert
etc:, pas. etthgr Moo', et In .'cup. which hex nem* beta
tt•tort et.* nod atterenon: In all *esthete, foen
malkdAterT
I)AGU ERREOTYPES
AT THE
NATIONAL GALLERY.
AOK SON'S National De:raw:an Gallery,
14 =nor nf the Dnitindid and Minket W.f. nipportts
I Wileas'a Drug Stoma Pittsburgh.
I.
mid limn/mon windup toobtAMlLSlLtellimmeser
et melerais Wow, Intl pleses WI a MA above eetabltair
414,1 up inthvery superfor likle and 11kr litghtsb
en, opal er mob MIII Mal the opirrator ewe Mk. the
Gilbt.
.mutate Me Blanes of the human form tirlth all tnii
taboo 0f.0iu.,.d lire.., apt Vyttna.
die
MM. et Dbutersee,
fedPrlarrebbirem.Persans neitinindr°4 to Dike s picture. mama • Pm
t
gl.Mbenesem taboo of met mid donated moon. In
6.1" Min of Weeny and rimnlty.
sde-Ittims open, sn.d operating from t.. In. 9.11t1/ a r.
Annelle. In be Waen.4. 1.420,1ew1v1T
A Sure Italianas
J o a-so certain are the effects of Dr. Per
.. 11 4 .1/ Liver Pill., In cues of dbordsrist Liver, that they
ro rsardwi u the novenae or that comfits/dada...Of
d1'.•... b..... ea Delians. The waltent has a suntan,e
et bend awn, which ha can nways rely. All that I.
t. to parch.. and nu !Aver/lUD. to
1 . .4 area ranovaidins to health. Rawl Mir—
Wantils Tolman'. Aneabmy Co., P..
.1 Kidd a Co.—Phase 10 nu have two Miss mon al
in. ?Mane. Liver PHI. Sly Cl!. hit. n.sd two haze. of
Iha .locterW Pills. and I can wan. ToO they bare dons
her 'cons trivia dun ray Wall, Physician 044 for two
year., daring which thaw he was In regular attendant...—.
The, two boxes. I think, will .sect a aura.
411 t'S
'ab. by Drage - Lb+ •o: erbants. 1
to toreJONYS.
.44 bomb
and by t6..01. prcyrietb,..
M'CORD 8; CO
w 110LESALEARETAM FASLCIONAR LB
NAT AND CAP
MANUFACTURERS.
AND DIALLIIS IX ALL KINDS OD ran.
• coat+ ta OF WOOD AND /I/HI DM.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
utr." " ° %' , ir , `""'" urs:LiT,Tl=,:? l * "
1.41-1 T is due to Ifier's'Petrolatuxt to say
Ms , a b. to.O:krooms tilrotaplobolr ereitate sial7
van!. of M. droaital Mootee la be. tit. *turflay
otrur regrolr, gad at No coot or Inoravgalomoo to the
-
Tn. tb0u.414. of arettStata• m 1.14 handset the
Dty
maul of
.phlab era tram well balm eltuons
I.lCf
4 ,ity l'ltUbatth ao4 lt• ItamMlato SldWt7 . go to
4bn• el•arly tad blood all doubt. that El r. 41.8 PETRO
be loollehaa of as examen- Taloa, ant only ss a
Iv,' meads 1a Panairalkltb•cmataas. DoeSapaa. 10.. ot
44:`4, bat.. a •aloabl. Louroal newly, lerklatt
tar 14.11 u obream....at e. It. siSniai
Mdaaß
to twoomi ainaala to! .111114
. . .
ThNOID hating a dre.hlof mixture+ ore aestanol that thi.
... , I , c/oe Is purely natural. heti to tatuni aa It lora from
Ce Loam Of the earth.
be follow Ina eartlncato to copiod Mei • me/ plant/l
ed at dimmer, Nett Toth, and both dsto let.tat
o Moth le abo amentled lb* mertlloatt of thy cotelmathd
Wool. 11. D., of Bytheamet
I may I. troth...W. that I ham hon., badly al
with Fends& for the lett moth :atm. that mat ot.
0.. p.m I hart been unablt Lobttood to thy Mad of bur
eine a, madman. at th• Mao mabl. to tr•th. axed amtdeed
m tam bath and bare Mon trytted tamely all Melton by
the hodphyeletaha oar ootootry ltdoedm I moadonally
get rt.. relleth but no ears, and oonttotted to grow torso.
uottl Dr. Foot smochttodad toe to try the rarroleuto, or
tw.e. Oil, at Mb:delay had !glad I dal to without
bulb .t thot, but Ma othet rat tato:JAM...It thyme lb.
at 1,13 to the Botha at mom, .ma I at mom began to grow•
mod by yang moan how., I htme.M. ammo .moth
eh. hods tddollara.
JINN NANCY L.
Thus may oerUff tat I Lita bets acpteelnted with sur.
rt,lean, . Kock till, Cu mere than. you. and have
le/turned h. horusflcial ogees In A. ogre of
• snit ulcer& and other disease. Sur %bah ND :toga
..fisted. and ran with confidence rocncemond It in be a
tali-sno worthy of attention. and can safely way that
Lut oltfamoded IL. IMP. whores:abut motile:lea had
I- t. D. r. r.Arr. N. D.
yet sale by all the Drustalet In Pittsburgh. '
sued blew ."
A. H. JEIOLISIES & BRO
Suoccasor to IL P. Notion & Co.,
MAMUPAOTIII46S Of
SOLID BOX 91018,
PLATED Mot' RES MATTOCK& 'WADES, 11C41.,
Ptak& Naito. 4w—
"lnfluen. MIL
.10 On. Mt Motor nromettdrd door &bore drolthedad
•IPMI moot rporounoi *qua to am couttooturrd.
Citizen's insurance uempany of Pittsburgh
0. 0. 1108.411". Paamort,
:414UN1, I...MARIIXLL.Nartr
OFFICE, 04 WATIII , , BMW
ME== MARYUT OOD
WOOD
•d' INEURV.B RRLL /AND ROO RISEN ON TON
OHIO AND MISSLINIOr , RIVERA. AND TRIDRTA•
II Ifr hoots; oo gimults ars or aksiatw. OY PIRS. Aloo,
wind Ike pools of /AU owl LVL 4L'ID NATTO VON
owl TRAIT SPORT:O7ON.
D 111•0 1 .018 .1 . .
CO. Roney, I We i l. Lallta/r, Sr .
Vi - ro.l44ptr r
l!esb D. iiles. 1 . ) 4 , .... fit01i..... .
1 , 1LIIT:" . . "-• I D 'h-Z.,..
v,...d..
iiweri iencesee. 4. ilaboanakr.
A e chi Hi-yent. &mon Its.
Inge Ili Helene.
gairJos Piturnso of cal kinds executed
at tale atoa.,na Decrier; and at rauoaatdr rag
ip,dal attention vlll ha dram to Pada* and Pro ,
dram.. tar Ital takes and Omani
Carla, BM Ilaada, Bill. or WWI. Invitation. Labatt.
Eta nu, Rt.* BIBa to.. to., miallly and prom, HEW
•.2
Un
Wodnooloylivonlos. 29111 hut" 6110 Ookek,
Wiwi W.. son J Oguol aged 3 year/ and II
tooottu. no thalami will take plus from Ms miaow•
akin parents. 0033arpiburgb. this (hilloy) =raft t
/0 0 . 01000. to morel to tb • iyeibsay Oostotorr.
• . Young Zen's Scott Club.
The regular meeting of the 010 win be
taW ibla(Pndos) **talon al Ti eliallk b Billinlet Pink%
leg. llov. !caution and nay allealutr to upend to
alarm Como oatiCono all, By onion
Tana. M. lanliaLIALL, Prothluit.
• - emkin
rrIVELV T E• Hsu end
Tam FrataLa
Toscbmg sad Ibr tb. Pubilo Moab of Caution
toot...elk ltssoduation of asalkosota sill tato shim a;
the Yell School Hos" roso.io.os
G'Wb stli a llPor= . b*W.
oosiloaltd H. IL ZIELLY, lkandar7.
191711PHY it BURCHFIELD tire just
ma tumors_ ,Ino• Dirom *ode—.
total rad lilsta otosilia sad do buses.
Melt idistol sad lista Portiss, Poriidss sod Was
Cloths sad 0. . 111 0 ,
Pons rutod dl iddasi. _
'dim a :l my
AKlVrrout and bu t , an d
JIJ bolt bbk. la mdoes sod Amish
0111 - 0. alACMinalt a CO*
F lA li tiß/1 " 43•
lipl 1 1 7 =6„: .
Ti. Plaildramt. 1 ';'"Vmd,""*. ,•',:,, : 1 -,
ale low, try . . ''' w /.4 " 4 . 0110 . Ti.
`:'-'', . ~ < - :. - ' ' t"'-' , .•'"''''''
S- -. ~.
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GRIME P. ARSON
BANKERS.
zilizas ii cionainer, um, aura &c.
Na 74./bcrik ft Mak of ififtsbunet.
Not. sal Drafts ealkatocCon •all' pub or U. trabi—
Iturk. boascht sad slop. mmolatlmt. Dal
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMP.
OF HARTFORD, CONNECT/CUT,
Annual Premiums, Capital &M'& Weateilt
•
1 •00000,
This Office has D 0 oer traassotea ottgoese for
XOll THAN. A VT/MR Or A CWAITAT,
Luring "'bleb Boricid It hal taken
100,000 RISKSI
Aid Ward gal and . brood property,
Atietorr Loos BY mu LED WA.TLEL
To the Wee of at Least
VIVO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS •
IN TUB WBBTERN 001111TRT.
Planta Thousand 10... hare be inearred neon the
Meer. ebb , . all of wideh bar Loan billowed at the
GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE
At Cincinnati. sad nal.l with the utastoat mmntit.d.... •
the
t , oandilloas of too May, sa
oa ton ba mom
Jr. th e models of tn. eaten/ 0111.11121..
App/lEStiOnl eVerifed, and Policia, ie , oacion fatorablo
tune., by
HO. E. ARNOLD,
Agent for Pittsburgh and Allegttenj Co
...etlxllm
UCIARS--
47 16 6
6614 (BtcrtrYs) doable tasted Criab6l.
4. terhud Whlte,
16 bbd. New Orleamn In 5t0re.1616666 by
661 O. BLeCKPURN a CO.
j I ROCERIES-- .
it ii 800 . bags Hie and Joy./ Mm,
41 P'•"4"BIBr.P,8%11111gtlq:/ Tots
Me borax 6's and Fra lourog‘obm.A.
2 I Z T vVil;t:tftr.-4:7, - ; ~
4b bill/. N. O. n \
om,. --
2110 bble. N. ot mom., ,
no .. s. u.
._,..'- \
tau , fortune' and N. Y. Byrom Holarmn \
8 tlerner Itlm •
12 0 0 boxes 1 .. : , 0 %V a nd lazd 8.66 M. • \ \
Lia mntla Canola, iL'l '
\JO boon Obonolate,
Su 0 Gram. Sopa.. \ •• \
10 0 •• nom..
N. , „ 0 IllOgef. \
.. .. Clanamm, ,
60 0 II tutard. la can, _
2 barrels Own.. •
1 took Nutmeg/.
2 canons n. Y. Indium ' \
60/ Ita-nmenh P.M
\
160 btIL Mmkaml. salmon. Arm ,
nio •• Tames a' OH \
00 • o• lkorawrom, Mum and Ripsoni Balta. \
100 0 N. MT..
60 ° No. 2 Rialto.
80 0 al./tar.
230 row= Wrapping nod Wralnit Polar/ \
800 Ades red Leath.' .
400 boons Mr GI.,
•
100 Wes Bann. Bad ['midi/mini.
.V.EbtkrAad es Ift Yontaa.
laratus, •
ij boon/ ' Misr and Mona PIM%
All ofvbleh Is In Mom and tor Ram en -
JON ATT CV .
At Rm. 280 H and W
288 Llb k
srty Stnont,
oppomta Hand stmt. •
itTOPYING PRESSES, Copying Bunke, p
ad. containing 11. 6, T end We poxes. Brosbsand
Pnaar, &Orin{ inks, fur sale by
n. wian.
Boookseller and tPtationr,',
sal No. 63 Wood sr. botwoati 34 and Atli. _
_ _
A Supplement' -• \
11:0 AN ORDINANCE, entitled "Ait Ordi
. nate* wet halting the Mayor to waisesribe to the
Ca al Stock of the fifteen, h and Steubenville Ratinced
Company," patted the taltd day of Day A. DOUR. •
saw LDe it oadaleed and enact... 4 the Se. hs., and
Coainwn Council efthe City of Pittehes, , Tbst 04 03.
el the provision is the law to ertaeh this It a ennylvlitent.
whkh wield.* that the bonds of th e said city. elven in
tlelltentwf Yid Rehm,' Btaek . shall be wild cutter the
rerw:lr and Na tdba.e=42.:y
Paled.
dee 2 That the bona withal Red to tunreee brine Onlt.
netwe to 'chink MD It • ecin w
eleniest. ahall be nude bey
Is, in the City of New took, with am attached..
nt . 143P ... ann " b.. WWI. 00 7 •In the ate or
ltitlebnld and liouttel Into • law In Conneila tho Timer/
Pentatth day 0 1 2'0,ton:thee. A. D., 11562.
R. 11. RIDDLE.
President :pro. ten,. of Cetommi Mandl.
Attain BS W LEWD!.
. Clark of Common Connell:.
neyin D 1100014
Au.t: Ir i litr i t r pro fent of Elle, Connell.
Clark ca. SeleiCt Council.
An . Ordinance
Par vacating parts of Minth Street and Phila. Al
ky, and avrrendering Me acme to th. Parau 3 d,
Can.. 864 Road Company.
•
I'
'
E it ordained and enacted by the Select
Omar nOonnailsof thnelty of Pat.burgn, that
Feet olPl ar b Alt. , Velu " a "K. "Ce On,
ltn
vacated sad eurrendered ta the Penesylearde
Lqoateese. en le. Wowing ean
nut the same bat te dhlete:
ll be ed ate ample! fur the
D.utTeetol'. tuner pwereger Depot and amnion. quid net
" ="Sat into said wallyakm tete done
. and .
Duero ell tab presears °nibs triannierton
—and Dot erect any hones Deno% and surresder-.
et to the Idly the control et the utast And
:11. That the add Cloatteuly wall lay bet en their
4"tke'dtirVA'el ffatVge:Z d er c htg: =Ve t 11'. :_ky
,ekat, ekeet teen 'le meal and departure of nurrw
CIA.I. velem It itlay 4 1 IDPV•1 1 / 7 . to olow• the
stew for the tin:re otarninin* an/ and " =e . It* w=ate a lee c,oneui. tade Item-
Weak day ct deptegober, A. .maz
Prerldillt Dna eat. of Common Venom
Aunt i
Clerk et °sedate r Connell. •
--D D DACCA u
Au.,
it
mna tOdeespra. DAL Of SOWS Cif adl.
Clark of Bided Contwß. p.
.1. S IDD • co..
In Wm.!. rtr✓t
•
Seminary fOr Young Ladies.
FIVE BE V. J. D. ERN?ST, M.,. p
_ropofts
ri At? b ` 6r •
TA•lrai on lutt, .14 , 41 Trinitr uourelt.
tti i taitce may b. made
maa.. for the manat. t, Moan.
BY R.L &CO.
• Buchanan'! Wharf.
ON
Waosatoex, October 13th, at 11 o'rlook,
29at Um Aitettan Wren on Barha.n.a Wharf.
70 BAGS RIO GREEN COFFEE—
Iargo of Ma Yelaltilath,j est anima, men-
P"rde—.IB4IPANZO COFFER, Catalogoea
.1 ma: 4w May the day Inerhana to the gale.
B. LIDIXON it CO,
eetathait •• • (Bat Amen
Iretllcal Boob
111AVISON & AGNEW have the following
4.4 =l,lr a l ene k alet:t ft leeta";: t . admen ee
z;linelp/ea o i r hantery, 0..
Wm Madakorre .dl=rhe Rye, itrarmja ,.
Pattnior, Orme
ante,,
ea. of Rand Joints. Damn
Rena tlygnme, Know on It • Cu.ae Dodd ma dneana
Ow Laren Oattimie on the 0 r r..4 a. Trayms,
nonvy, Orem on the attn. utak en /Rinetlos, etro'
Dero l g Cgri.ertMil datLr.g.r, 7414,VV41_
no)., on new &manna tiong o on fdedaonmana
then twes. Untent no the Chest, Carnoehan Coo.
l', an, ha - gnat Anatomy of lesellso, Staab
Natured rtalkenDhr.
non Me
tra adical.nion to the above. they bare an o• firer stack of
llandeal .4 bliteelhunena broke
gen% DATIWW.I • CORM
63 !Whet street.
Notice to Coot:tutor&
DROPOSALS will be received at the Office
etre:ll' 4. %lOW ' fa t' D
a>,! l trtr' a "'" ° "' r '""i
IS eakerelee o4uete caetel'olalgittratire'R.
abate Mature Weld.. two In. elt/nr ct 'Matt of he
" a=
et flpeallkatltna, eft, ran be rem at the above carn
mod When .ar atter October /Ma
J. f1.1 1 1338101A N. •
erpßOaft4 Ciall Riarineen
lu o It Penn. B.
rrWO HUNDRED Shares feriae at favor.
able rate: by
A. wi Lama COa
Utah and Rubino Broltara
senlo TO fourth arrest.
North American 8i C o ,
VIM Shares for sale at No. 75 Fourth at.
.111 11: Np3o WILKINS 00.
Yiaetotp Copper Stock
rpHIRIT FM Shares of the stock of this
muntamtathe far ask.
es
Norwich
i
ONE HUNDRED Elam of thii stook for
11-1 " 4 " S " rs t .,b r• sums
• B '' xk 761.2u, S
Cliff Sto Wanted..
WE will pay the highest market rice
aeetealrtarZafrnnf.tattlora
(STRAW
1...1 tor 0.1. by ISCUOONNAKILIt 00..
1arm.7.1,20r_25
bbhei,
pot
may,
24 Wood 0te441.
44420 -
No. fort m'a nod 2. nortm
8 0/100N11.410ER M.
44432
24 Woad 4144,4.
11)-- L LOW 00
4. by . Nro3ol J S O UOONMA62II.4 00._
LIPANISH BROWN-10 bbla. for We by
1.3 • so3o J EIIfIOONNAWL At CO.
)11UBSLAN BLUE-4 oases 'NB's' for
J BOLIOONUMENS &CO.
lESSED OIL-18 614.f0r Bala By
I
DIG
METAL-100 top! l e tzl7 , nek,
.lasta.tharumea.a.
AVON-10 eke. Bacon Sides on hand for
br 11010110 N; LIMO & 00:
OLABBEB-200 bble. N. 0. on hand, for
.air by [aop3ol 11.0111808, LIMN a 00.
SUGAR -30 hhdri. New OrJesus;
4 P.wen kr ow by
8080 LOON. LITTLI.CO.
Orphans' Court Bab
Of raisigie Rad Estate ix Pin 21roinxiso
13URStrAlun'T
G o an ardor of the Orphans'
ItsaTlP, n=ii:VEr°,lrzieVsmUusit.
lsarsiuotuessau..s nu.ssA .....amd•atrjam2
iawn:4l . lr- ot h ir 4rialinly, la rildloanii; itx? •
atrzelluranorzur,alvt=haajait a
Yoea.
la sal alano. 43 deva wak Uneof
r- IWO ant
tt eir. 'l4 lln U n rtl". ir,1713,24%g
egliivgiu,tamre.
taigen
two was tip 2=4. "iannm taxi*. bora inbalg
dad. and erlu te lbaapartn emaa to Cava.
1b.2•4 laial EU De ouniatte4 at tne Una sad blues of
dwell and! Imo stab a beat au sy raid at 119 het
imam. and wows Wan. dub sdlrtdaa XS hat
I.l.fia oath, la as ..ta Inaba* awl; Oa Nes ant*
14...rzer. fat :11. _ a?.
. pr. le
it t itree laisr, so vibe • 2•••xuanria.an••••
la Wh an azea at alz sem Stet veralna •
Patz 4 nesettee nada, et wad ass kited la,
danger ix 'met dx scat in .
.230 AkirlilSOKA4l2.2.
-• •
INCORPORATED 1815
Copper Stocks. \
A LARu,E lot of, desirable Cripper Stooks
l. fir cile.fonir far nark, o ir •111 foeozobto of for Red,
Sind, in er arm tr • Lity,
LUAUS R IioDQWELL,
ol . nrr lossCo.`,
. cis Wood and fourth an ,
IV 0
v O . /..j... n. Ri\S . HAW IST;S.
nta)lll,' 4g3 ,of
_v
Tci,Gardeners • \ \
•
pfIIRTY or forty aores \to mai:, on \ the
Allegheny WA, shoat a tale Item the loiter bridge
Foal= elven Ist Weber ,
THOII YEON BALL -
:eye! '‘ ear. Thin:tend Mart* stet
KEY KOS at the Pt plea
—for irlhArt,rligractbee="Proturr.
fA Fourth Ftreer.
rp29
ALD:W-2 bbla roo'd for. aale by
T.ept) ROBISON, MV
T/ ik 00.
rvissuz PAPER—The beet Englieb,as
. A natal eel.% Nerd mad for tale er •
Awe PAIdII6B. 66 Market st.
.14 1 IGURED , WINDOW, iturwe—ds large
a assortment. Inch:o44 kfary_Tatiedy, hut aced at
tee WWI Paper W./.lbOcue, Zig; bb market .t.. tor b/
-r•p2? 111031411 PALMA&
••
• •
Choice Stock of Pil/1101. •
frilE subsoribei, in now reeikving a vary
el obolee lot of Pianoa,•elreted by bleaselbellb Cam:
oar. m Lb* abotorles In bee York and Boston. Ammer
oinero,oormal entirely nem Myles,of great elmanne nod
lea a le, boon., Imernmanto
lb. to. Xllkettren nod 'alums and of UM, sod lb. style, of
Lor..i tuna me orm.nwear male and .tlann dnllrnl -r 'fo"
Tito matorlalo used In Mode emstrootlem lama of th
most m bmantlal sad tbormahly 1 1 0111001}1 qualleyetbelr o
domblllty and amenitfee. otaading In reed tom, to all
ollnoem ba tolled u pon. and - will be rally eastantel.
earthmen demons of. Layton, a Plano Porte anyelior at
moo In meet ot aloha :an if tom. Movability and lama.*
Joiloa and taronnew.an rsi ocsrabl wadi and meanne
oelemlon olambere.,'
N. H —The nets. of lbe' obo mill be !amiably dm
ir.peo• thme.abealood at Ma Factorise In Neer lfork atom
lINNRY KLEMM,
• Mon of the llolden flae O.
• ' • No. 101 nal mama,
- teal; . Pittobareth. • •
UNDRIEF
•
•
Ng, Sunaci ,
n boon
bun n ordmox, almonds, •
lo Cameo Nuts.
•b bola Crumble Weloutih •
a rues d Liquorice. ler en mall W.,
10 MAL Loratoes .sad new.
110 "PieroV"d_logAitie'7,ll..
A. large emortaaset ot voluvalnery end Crackers el.
Iran troberul. • J. bIISEIIto.
rop29 : No. 317. Liberty Mallet
iyAREER'S MAGA2INE for Ocniber just
Li tee.* et PI /oath etreit.
..p3O 1. RIAD.
1108 BALE—Pew No. 55, middle able, in
I. the Thhl PrpbytrlatiChorrh—erreern e e ell AK.
tante? at . 41.1YLLY9:LU.01"...t,,
• (Journal wbrj
'WOOLLEN SAOSS--10 dozen country,
• fint a uatr , la dere entil.for fele by
$llO9 . 0 0/1180N,LLT21J1 It CO.
'VIM subscriber has just reo'd his Fall-
NL" °lftr itios n , " ' a*"6 .t b lni th.
tsExTnuN. -
QOAP-25 bra. genuine Castile for sale by
0rb,23 • • COLBEKSB4ON.
UTINE--20 exeet Mabligs„.for sale
h ' teepril A004=11:1130N.
g , READI TARTAR , -3 bbl)) ust for
ash by • .1 ECHOWIIIII.IOII. /A CO:
LIVE OIL-1 cask just reel for sale by
J WOOONItAILICR
np29 . No SI %Oa stmt.*
vitgNoll OHINTZIia—A A Mason a Co.
R. Nava raced and .U 1 radian fin aka iraa glad aa.'
ned annennant. - sea=
VITATIZRE
—"`o.m^
La u ow !Mow to Q. wet- Niue, . t "g
N tax da ya
ID a
irre:aa"rit=74 % ."' l
Dr: Goods—To Cklao aCo p,
N assortod lot olDry Good •
ao.t UM, Lit b. WU 00 alTh3Withl g
=ll 4 s RV2 6 I . 4 .W. 10 =1 r 1 rrr
. 4 bZilb. 4000. 100161 tr"T, t• • tr.5...z..
Amu.,
Itissiinees' Peram
a tory See,* PhUr
PIKE MIR ROLLING 'MILL, Steam
At i VatiZrrurgeg.r.v.urzra
NutztarTUlMV
tibe_grealas. withopiteeeen.. tb!
open beelbeeee,
"We d geelf . A. GAINWOI•7I, . yd • • • -
tewnil• • eta a 0 43 Auetioneera.
earbeeuel,Vrb• tud UMW. • met
ertuett sear be nen at tbis Oben • ' .003-12t14'
Q . 026 - BODA--10 eke. New. Castle, ripe
A 1.4
eod dry, for Nal•
exuLests. I,AM
..100.000
pWATis perid'Treed; Peach, Apple and
...11.11.1sarj714reg:teasa trjrlre_.
Parole. *Mine iced 11.7 Pr trese. would do we! bylealle order, !lid the sot.
"b. "' "". eta at b s ifortit et.
• seml• ha . e.
• Children's Tearposnee trxdon. I
"PROSE 'Children and Irowttui who accepted
Norte Books , ei•the I:th, • lath sreasokob rear.:
hour the uattandaset, ars
Abele 01011111■3064 ebu hore= d iee fiehatal l ia
.h ol m_ or. the -Star l'rombrterbta Citurob e as
Thunder alteravosu at • quarter part hour duet.
• The 8008 0110.1.1 bßiteht b the rateetlag. MI It Go
&Webb that raehjeasuata as take. as Llama Us the
atoms of ualttap matt. of both easeratatarelaa4
.....PM".!. .moot tat Praleakt.
.ta'p'e - - • , atett v. Y..
AuAs .08T Olt STOLEN
44 al ak.=a4 Nob% dim by 8 ;
Now . 40 _au* athemey Xutiastu
rat, 9-4_ oft! ttis
.i=444ire, = a l gamma'
'•\ •
127 Z.
0 *II R C
\ PrautOula imam, .
Oft= P rrnlEL33 04121% C.
ediCaL°Zuncere"stl:lrttlai"'"eurpertlii"h4aet-aTil,63°ct:{bi:llLl*4`2;---1". 1 '
4
do al illOrk le \do et samo. a n d 20 Dbl. rites toss store
at $ 3 ,804144. \
BACON -The ow, oaf.. ,reo a h‘Faige should. ase 5X
4:" "7atls:/o. ..47:Vd‘
da"
.stir of\:1 0.ra55:07:7
- IL/tO5-flaloe I t oal*t. alit. oath. ' \
LDIEIX/ID OIL-50.1*115 bbl at 0310. and 20 MA. ist
no 11 gallop. both it 4 ties. '
\ ' •
80%66811--Sale of 10 elto at 35ce 11 lb; 4 asoOthe. oiXl
15 east, at 3.154 In harlot ST Rte.. t ,
' 3U133K- B alss 3 bbd, at sip and 10 Mai 's
ataXo V D.
: o
11l of =.l. bo ”' eesal ''',ll6ldo 111"Il. Stock*
t.Pold the mutat o
- XAY-43ales of 45 lo."
-.- .
$ . lll ton.'
MONEY
There srMit riot much aethitt In the Mk market this
Moralett end the mute% vat veal. After the gam
arias Nefertiti Myer, but tram was a Mcm reforabie
,fraliac at do &sod Botha god quotations improetg
or...that. the ot st.the dote wastnot. Maltby.
Montag toottertr ve paha firla44lo4i telt "t
telm. after Wiley dating the der to PM. • glee a
he gar are neer 0.060 therm Lout Wang Vt. Arra. co
. lot to Zig. regular. 'Urban ekwod at about isu.nur.
Ditty at OW. Reading it Octet Sat Ni t ®
• 4434. Dodson kimrls impromg MN. tlitraitlattmlitti
!swatch are • t lady. is ta cantsw gas. Eat riot wamactim
There war • dascumlch In the Both le traltal tn thy new
Imue of Mock. which Was etgaidered by *meet the meta
'ben a. HAIM. md wttleh Dade the stock gall at 711th
79. After ameld Board , however.Blk(vraebkl.
e.117.1011e1.04 init. Stooks ate itutrVß veil
There lea moderate luelare kg 6 Rog and glair out.
V.. Rate. art steady at /10)(011016 tor !eliding bills-,
The 414 a . firat Subtreese ry are Sll6,2V;'ommatte l
VS RA. Name $7,143.987.
V S
i..,, less activity in the 110.1 . Manse Model'. 40 . 1
a...WY =one thy leedlog brume le larger. The em
J
rats ut A mut, *Rhona edam loan. am making at
7pi mum ltret ohm two name omer gat Vi mat
for coon mod 7 A met fbr long The mangy Clt
of revert
mom fr.. The hanks In the present pletborie meta. at
the :limy market ere not dimmed to do landi emeeptlag
to their regular deelmr.
The October Oeupoessof the Ohio eed Peneselmala
Italimal lemma Mode the Calembas (My (Obto) Puede
Bole/ to the Oclumbm and Soma Sa lt the Cleve
land city 0 A aeon Boma, lamed to the Clereland.CO
tomitot sod Cincinnati Rallread..ed the Marice and She
r., County Bandit booed to the Bellefonte!. end Indiana,
Rallreal. ell b• paid on [helm of October. at the Whet
1 1
of Ane uo ta nk L o f to
aOtah.d I n h sh "C e c o t hl er'llianeetur '
re•
Bank." Nita • capital Of $400.000, is a bout., be tuttablith.
tote Mating Cloth Importer, who about
to retire from•ble Dreamt Irm. It lo by the Preskicet of
of the sualastkia.—Ttitosee.
\
Pattantrou. Rapt. 27—p. M..
There wa. • lame bathos* t Nay 4 the Stock mrket.
' kto. iatly Ie heed" end lout.. thot aggregete sale. of
ahlott were about .120080. At Put linad Prim. sere
Mttaupported,atos beam rale. grm...nany
retilma but at after beerds the tope of the market em
AN stmormt,thil with one or two emotion., the leading
&dim stocks olcesd beery at a alight groltne. Readiar'
omens...paredwith Sumter. elated at • decline of
R. gad fond. l(: Na i l elide Bards awl Stock medal A:
remoteßacal B. and Bolen soot Pmem/Yeala
40 b arles7 gnu. and odrancel Si A sham 'aiming at
id, Waal es. buoyant. sal mold et
The
i t: . for tbe l!o j aci• eLitastiathsyto‘cgti nest.,
ItTnelow:•.thrlt ' CO.:Taw YOrk. On Batt:Aar.
The
taunt. bIJ r was St6o,ooo.'ef whit* only SIDOMP vas
wau t Theampled bldaverre at St to al 11 sm. ,
• 4"4 rat' g%ry°,,,i` 471:.DM1:1674.41
orommd toll of 5230.000. co the hood, t Barker
eld, Slount Mlle. and
lit,
Railroad 'Reasoner
tole., Mow 40. the prlce Thy the Pregehat et the
rtyl, wm.
lm
The Pre-Meet. smith. tribune, hat'
Mem made • pariah§ contract with oartite io Philadelphia
Pors'part of the ateollen The balsam or thut maritime
OSSOOOs am BUM private emostletlan.—Nosth Ana.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
srsme. BOAT ialangal 671 D DEPARTIMER
\
Tax Ilma— , ,Tbert, were k iaot. 2 inches bdame!
• • lace evening 4 duck, Ind falling slow/e.
• •
• • \ , turavul, • •
'., Atlantic, Stliineiln, 13_ p n e yi Ile. •
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7
MALL profits, one price, work woman' Lid.
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Pima, ..... 225 to 10
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DAY_ WANING, Preleasabsy 17th, lASI. Orarlastr:
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Lae 110,al.the stately *Hare 01 to olay.arol toa soloOtr --
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NATIONAL' , CIRCUS.'
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MENAGERIES 17NITZ1
For 1&52. \ • \
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MANAGER .' \
ILL RYER - BIT AT PI'DTSBIThet on•
• l'horalay. F•pronxbot Filday. October Lt,. ,
sktdfdar. Ortobar on Seatt'a Board Ira
/NAM , itreatllleni /rel.
rbeobi a ant rerpatt felt infatrael Otnt - a Two \
AmT ,3I EAO Eal ICS, "mitrela- t ha httrint itaacen t 'lota
ealatti-n !ay. 210'mas ever
• ,n tinder 0.4
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lenyth,
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Mt eta. ha•del
Neaper'k.,Philadelphio pr..•Ban.i I
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potnn,,lty of bt hold - inn .xa i•Ant• man mutat. and Lif.
iponitot praresxkn., 'I. kind aver roan, •
A Double PerfOmanco Tbrce Bantam
• Perttnniag Dttol •
DRIESIIOII tan. inn.l I'L - nnrn //11xiar.100
In ha toon;.• of ovary rahltiltion, Mr, linhaeln,
for finned LION JUNO. aitjl tater lilt Den, of Ina WOO
Manta, of lb. kn'ort—Liona, Loopanie, Wows, Wogs.. ,
aul 'Airs a dlniiay. tha at +Oen ord•red by Una
riVorttti , o37:,,vgrlth= . •J'Ut! , ;,A.V
burrlieioni IrayalYamny II Inshatill !Lusa of !WWI- a
animate.
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ghten.cti . ...•howitur lb. dllfertnt irrasor ruled Olaf the
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AMOOff tho most promi.nt of the Artkaa. io•Y -b.
Pond It following nauto.,vo; ,
CAinaiwtee. the heiweneesed roue and A,c harm
Tiber.
Thomas Merited:l their...Oast Somme* Vtititehm thn
known - •
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u ltvdlttr . 1e ..., ,0rg,n t only bszt..klaz,,,V4::
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tor
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unsurpuisi.
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data emfettlite, wimoo tedie.hloar Lux welortosnem mutt
hoe, to Le tosared. .
. though not Mott. twn untivalletk Clowns
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witticions mrtr fah Mkt.* the -1111461. ain • Mimi MC •
of lautlitm.
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BALTLIfORE, , PIIILADEL.PiIIit•
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lb
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train an:sloe Baltimore. 1013 cup In Liattlionste and
Washington Cars and entre in Ph Iladolchle at &alp*
the nano we Pu. to lt
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th.w.t Newton Plank Road Otlice,in the salon •
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. :Fifa Loiir Above Chesil:est;
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Ivotru) reap otfulle invite the attention •
w w al Whalessie ad Etetill CeeD Purchase re to their'
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cud'flirti," k :•—.. TLieleinth,, - -
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fb.rt, Of t.b. Intt• mane of the 14 .casee sad Nubs*
mock Nun—alter uppliita the. eland, which Lakes tot
h_ethelLLortido of the trhohe—will ha sold erittethe Sc!
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