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TUE4DAY 2106NING,t0Cr. za, 1862
VEIO
OIN'L WINFIELD SCOTT, of New Jarooy
Ins . vral PLUIDLIT.
WILLIAM A. °MUM, N. Carolina.
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*air tothOoireapandeace, find ether
Logitutter, atilt bitotrad on the tint page
wit .
sißt hince_z 131..urtmazie.—Some of our
Whig Ada& are annoyed at the eetittrotedabose
iatd,atitatiire of ahePert, and kindred•printe, o
gett; - 840, and Ike Whig party. Newer' min.
tat, Whig bleeds.: The object of oar • • •••••
lona enemies In, to turn away car attention fee ••
thi work of ergstaLtation. These 'hinders can
not hurt den: Soott—ttusy , Only rind upon the
heads of hiiitfairinelpled traducers. His name
and failkorm uts and bit cherished in the he •
• of .14:oiranityl — tien, "butt that of his stand . •
NlWitetalloitoui Whig friends also against be
lieving the statements they ace in the Pat, •
the result. Of the election - or any thing else hi,
ing' reference to the.oontest, They cannot •
trittio. • :We:teske this statement because that
paper ifitkvlooni with grim untruth, made wit •
Wreekleseness , diagracend to the editorial pro.
Attain and Ito haunt:ay:
Pnirsrivtairi -.We give tho official rotund
of this State, se we find them in the-Philadet.
pkia Butlttio, of last Saturday afternoon. The
lotafooo majorities are . Mont ..18,030,—some
two or three thousand less than that claimed by
the Porto! yesterday. . This majority is notelets
prisieg or dishearteeing.
.bellive Penney!.
Taal* will vote for Soott;and we are Rind •
know that our whip friends are trying to mitten
each a desirable result. .
zywAryoug--rzririravexpt—eato.
These throe great states nomittated General
Soott.. Without their tern, pereistent devotion
tu'enr, ',slob'', candidate, ho would- not have re
- - 43elied tilenomination. ,They are beind, there
fore, In hatioraid eansistency to give hi= the
•• electoral. iatest.,- The. states of Maeeselhase •
Intaltnectierat, Mary bind, North Carolina,
•Pioky, Tetzeelett,:nnd LOtlllink, and others,
which preferrikkir. Fillmare and the lamented
Webstar, 1141. require the three great central
.states to fulfil their pramlees. Throwing . •
their generons aid hearty preference for the dit.•
Gar:diked and worthy gentlemen they ruppo
with awitrach seal, they have gone Into the eon-
Tama for General Saott with an earnest, zeal—
and patriotic devotion which promisee the most
brilliant results, and' they naw call upon the
great states Whose will was all-controlling In the
Wittman Conventiou, to ,redeem their p 1... -
and to unite with them in electing the candidate
placed In -nomination. fittall this tall be to.
aponded to f Will stew York, Pennsylvania an.
Ohio wit their electoral votes for Gen. Boon?
We il'etirai etey kal f
We. rely on Nag York, lA:CUM our Wid
- Mends then
,are, perfectly united, ardent an.
negate - The:attain Webster defection In_
oily L natured by his lamented death, and the
• ginhust Whip &opt who could not give up their •
attaiduziont to thatgreet nuus_whiltilte lived, will
**feel thet thePvtannot better : manliest •
devoth*to his meatory than' by . sustaining
s.*
=mlM4itilad priltsillpl,esTottiie ii;aisteirlsld - i Mr.
Webatei was doritidly sttaant, sad by tl
he was so LaVraated aid honored.. We bate =a
far/as% too; La the jadigament of thole Whip
yege:aipetleaes sad latorasties, alio tell 1:1
that New York will Tote for . l3corr,
General Scott has atrige bees
Utere—hetas the hearts of the •
Ilk bta = all the presages ...re in his faux
- and:th' - opposition is made up of a Indeluti.up
'sag ill-snorted stilton, ready' to fall to plants at
the 'slightest "hock. The accounts from every
- dlitriot are of the most cheering character, end
we stupider the elate as entirely aerials to rote
for Hood and Graham
• _ls Pruttideastio ve hate the etrong•hold ••
pirio - nal 'attachment to Gen. Scott. The • • •
hoe love sad respect hid. • He has been their
, faiiitite Candidate for ; twelve yeam back ,
' . 'Tstusylvania never .yet voted spinet a eandl:
date of high military reputation, and the um
redly will not doso now, when thegtvateat living
Captain saki for her marages.
Our 'anemias' and greatecosobltios fn 114 rF
nits a the late, election... We see nothing
those restate to discourage:the friends of Gen.
&Ott. r Whatire the fade? no Locates* mats
ticket woomeded by about 18,000 maJorl• -
polling 'nearly their whole month.' • Mr.
kiis has nearly ea many Togas es Gee.
1818 5 and, Mi. Woodward has man, NI
Widg eandidateshave over 30,000 votes
Gen; Taylor! Candid Democrats admit
'ember than to October. They had their
rote . out in o:tuber, white the vlehte left
40,000 at_hicate. AU , that is waited, •
the:tote foram. Scott le for these 40,
float Whip to come to the polls, end than
1011,40 so, ws 'not tor 'one moment
We Imitate not to say, that se tar as:'
- Pernsylianials csneerned, it will redeem
from theAlogran of the defeat of October.
Whigs hi all tile region are fatelieronsed.
exultank non of the Looofooo orators
preens, and the. imagnent danger of the di
of Vide belond esididate, hive' ooniple,
nomad them from their shuatifts. Wo 'can
longer complain - of lethally and halftime ,
All itrialaistion, earnertmee, and work.
feeling le too' Intense for the ordinary ont-T
of enthrshain..There it • quiet, sconce
one dotennination tamarind In comp
which Wei the most brilliant reimita.
there - are newton& Of persona'lit
ford* Dena:ratio ticket In October, et
Vitic fcFQinoral Stitt next reek. We let
add Profound belief in War gnat foot, w
together with latail Whig Tots, nal per.
ylverifa to Seen by 4 kip ctgerity 1.
_Brother. Wkly. all over the Vah
are o e ie candid cannot:too I You may
..:Youtity — tuna se rife for General Scot
Ai vor - Olio,fire have been slow toy
• hops that her. vote ovoid be eat for ti
..Usadidatt:. These donne bale (roast
.
way te the Annotation that the Be.
will enroll bee rote, 'with New York 1
'Anal*, for Scott and Vahan.
The inures for State °Moen an in
hi:but - n far ea nein/4 they show
Loiri*,ft wiejarit his been
,Thenione but alight vote ont,
left year, whin teas of thousands
'Tin tat c tars of the test of
• It the congnestrial Vats, for the
to nallonaltifain, and was not govenord,
kienee:, 'Seth, the whole Sc
:.10,119
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n~:
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'At - She 'dilation Lit per
Hed thil Btu* bj soma 24,000 e.
•
their aksJotity is cut down to a lido 0.,
om soy ou doubt that Omura Scott will
• 'Pip Ws small majority la a OW* gbh
Badh% our Olio Made,
• ere all, are maddest it.Ticialy. Th ey
l ionumiof Math they know Bar
aad they.decdor% with the morn
,dorie% that Itiltr4bot
0 Imo tioabietatal mete of Ohio I
IfLhsack Arab; Piats
alai ire Doi ditkpaßy 1
ohs* tio hive iaoh stork
'illialai—,l4lll4 who weer
..."110.41* 11 1 lariat diptassenvot
di7 if !taking maw.
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Our PPM yesterday, winnowed the esd
nom which the telegraphic -despatches of the
days pmdous had shadowed forth a+, proba
le:, The great Webster la no more. The men .
utio has been the prip and the light of b
"onto for the last quarter of a century; b
•• • pentad any. When he died, In the
• deb and solemn shad% of Marshfield, the
• •
test liteltect of thisie tru trataferred fro
.e Aerosol time. He 11 gone, but Ms .
• mks are Immortal, and wilLleng lire •
sea niciarszT,
Oasis. tolls the k fof parting day:"
' , that's it, that's it." said. Mr. Webster; th
k w.. Ibrottght: anti the Mamma were read,
• Para to gin biol Much pleasure; Fro
ache to two o'clock on Similar raoreiny, there'
crar much restlessness; alight antering • an •
sintness now occurred! which led him to think
kat Death was near, while in this condition some
spressions fell from him, Indicating that Is
Ind would remain with him to she lest.
AD.. -Webster 'Take of the difacolty of dying,'
when Dr. Jeffries repeated the eerst:—..Thengb
I walk tine& the vaey of the alutiow of Death,
L. will four no evil for thou art witlime; thy sod,
In& thy atalf; they comfort ma" Mr...Webst.
- • howedligel.f. "thlf fact—the foot, that it
hat I meant—thy rod—thy rot —thy still thy
rearm or Mu. WEBICLIPB then
We take from the New Tort Trflame the fol.
owing sketch of Hr. Wausau's life. It le
mu kith an unpartial hand. • 1
111 r: Waster's has been ► lofty though not en
tirely imeceedbl career. Descended from an an
. ,try originally Bath* bat for a lie'realden
• n England, which migrated to this comb.) , vary
con after the Landing at Plymouth, he w
• eon In 8111 . 3 but7. (now Bousweal New Ham
ire, an the 18th of January, 1782. His lif
as therefore been extended over nine month,
• cad the enemy years allotted to man. H
lint known monitor was Thomas Webster,
who limed at Hampton, near the sea-coast •
New Hampshire, as early an 1686. The Web•
ems wore generally farmers and (on ocoulon)
.• • • ra, were fair-halral, of light complexion,
nd slender frame. The Stumm inherited
his sturdy hams, duk Cesium, black hair, do.,
at his fathexis mother, daughter of Her.
An Batchelder, and ►'woman of remarks.
fame of cher/ether. His own mother w
a woman of rare Intellectual powers. :
r, after lighting well for his king and coon.
the French and Indian were, obtained,
peace of 1763, a grant of land In Salls•
the head of the. Berrien° river, and
built his log cabin and commenced hi
log in 1784—the farthest North of an
ti mildest in New England. The log h
roe sanlehed; as did the frame one built
it, In which Daniel Webster was born,
e farm remains in the faintly, and
rhthli shaded hit _ boyhood and the
ho quenched his thirst, etlll wooed h
teir weltremembend attractiooe on e •
ltiait, to the last.
7itimormtcreimed him education In th
schools of Ids noire town, in th
Phllllpse Academy at Bather, in
'
Her. Samuel Woods of Boecawen, an •
, uth - College, to whick‘hla father
'lolled to lend him—es pest under
6 "poor farmer, In what Rai etlD
loueer settlement. His brother
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ANIMA
• Qua mil nu MUNI
• air Munn upon the destinies of a coon
• which he diyoted the etrengtliof Lis mighty
•
• ■ere, and to which he vas attached by tit
• et ardent affection.
It now appears that Ate. Webster had been ins
Weal conditiern for some weelts. The New Yet
Mies states that he was scald at drat with as
entire dermagemeat of ids digestion organs.—
!lit stomach would not retain food of nay kin
and for neatly a month pest he has Heed uPo
the lightest possible diet—arrowroot being
oineigal article of food. This was scoompan
; ed fors time with a, slight diarrhea, bat efts
few dap this enbaided, and he seemed to be
;=proving. Symptoms of dropsy In the chest,
s• owever, soon appeared; and although Mr.
Webster still kept about the bosom, sad even
• tined out of doors fur exercise at Intervale
'tending to his cerreepOndence and other bust
. es cutmerns,it was felt that he was itoidily end
pidly falling. Oa Thursday, the 14th, he hod
violent recurrence of late worst symptoms, az
• e members of his family were an much
.3 that they telegraphed to some penooo
tends In New York to come on immedisiely, or
they would never see Mr. Webster alive. When
•ey arrived at Alarahtleld, however, he again
iEtilled better; and , recovered is much health
apirits as to engage In his peal eorreapon•
• ones. Foe a few days during the early part o
sat trek, Its seemed to be still reionering
• °ugh his physician we if ou his opinion that
o could not live many weeks, On Friday night,
be 22nd, hoverer, the aisiudng_ symptom se
n which let medical aid at delisnee, and show(
bat hie bouts were numbered.
The following particular...of hie lut moment
arirescied w bytotigraph:
PAUTIOI/4443 oy kIO,,,WEWaTEWS UATIL
Diming the day op RI 64 , 417, Mr. Webster
°Livened freely and gave with Omit pleariteas
Mail Whin srolativos of his prime Want. Ile
pokeof the condition of him farm, stating kis
,• lens fully. At five o'clock in the evening, lie
cos seised with violent namsen and raised con.
---'lerable dark matter, tinged with blood; greet
amstion ensued and the physicians announced
hat to lest boor was approachlog. Re racer
d the arm palmly, called In all the
• inmates of the f , and addressed to etch In.
• ividuilly a few wade of farewell:Ml*6n alined
• the male Members of the fondly, aria Ms per
• nal friends and addressed than individually;
•a referred to pat relations will than and bad
tbem an arectionate farewell After calling tb
••• • blasting, of heaven - open Peter Harvey
abater, hassid, 'peaking to, himself: .0n the
'9th of October, lall Abet Is mortal of Daniel
Vebster vol be no more. hie tame prayed ter- -
early in a fall clear voice, his pmairlandiag
ith the words: ..Liesvenly Father, forgive my
Ins, and receive me to thyself through Chris
cam" Ho then conversed with Dr. Jelfri
who said he could do nothing more. Mr. Web
la then Bald, Iben I am to be hero patient]
• •tll the cod; If Lt be ao, may it come soon."
Between ten sad eaten - 064, Ih _Webs
pealed indistinctly words of gm poetry o
OnLyand Fletober. Ile repeated the Grit lie
• f the elegy:
The clean mai perfectly traxquil and easy.
rm_Wetoter via triable to witness the fast to.
mita, and ealtajW the sad aunt In an , adjoin.
Mr. Wotan. gave =paella flipmelona tbat hi
busied In an unsotentatioss maxim Bo VW
interred In Bondi Idaratifield tomb; no day Ir
et fixed for the faseral.
ilea mat a little. lota to Mennen..
them both, as veil to oal their pi
omulty of obeerelag a moll rigor*
lot the, mere both , carded credits..
..,e; rearm:mi dun justified the f
. their pationa fluidal Wipe lair
eminoce, but fell dad (of law of
ladle aritthigen elan In Comma. N. 11,
tendered tiollege In 1797, midi:mane
A, molding the new ar as Principal o
*gamy at Ityebing, Maine, for Ell6O
which he laved entire, earning Melt's.
copying legal records. After spend
tir menthe In the law odic* of a Mr.
v, to Pillsbury, he went to Boston,
as student In the Mho .of Eltristophe
eminent lawyer end statesman, wb
rapid prodeleney, and was admitted ,
in Kara, 1806. Iteturnlng to Hew
e, he declined * proffered clerkship
of which IL father was now a JA
ale er,
'father -was visibly drachm; he. est.
beside Mtn at Bosnawsh till the old man'
which nocurred In April, 1806.
The
Daniel milequished hls business I to
- "zeltici, and removed to Portsmouth,
sried.the following summer to 0
daughter of Bev. Mr. Pletcher, o
Hon, N. M. - By her hotted four *Wires,
Pletcher, Jane, and Edward—of whom
r alone Nombre* Edward died In Meal
whil• rriag •• a bleJorof Massa-
Volunteers. . 7, -"
In
tee find
.asneeeter
fleeted In
Tireseral
malforml,
• Ms
1. Webster",
editors •'
Weepingly:Opptend that %Stu, while they We
eptout of the pnblie 'lei many of hisetratiest
canna therefor, end justified a vulgar suspl• -
on that be had no:reason' that calm review of
• e regarded as valid. Tme, he did not oppose
the prosecmtion of thews; now we were tn-for
Ib3 - did not deny that Great Britain had grin.;
lly wronged and insulted us; but be, believed,"
with many of our purest and most patriotic Usti
ens, that the wrong had not been altogether .
•no elde—that neither our Monument nor one
eop . le had been nail, neutral in the tremend
one contest which had so lug raged between
' ranee and Great Britain—that peace might.
+.
to been preserved and a redress of liduries ob.
find from Great Britain, had this been sought
• . a pacific spirit, and had the United States no
been a covert ally of the Mitch despot in hie •
' • f extermination against England.
Mr. Webster's anti-war speeches of 1813-14
have rarely been surpassed inyiger and cogency,
• . •, coming from a young Country lawyer, en
tirely unused to public life, they evinced a mind
.1 unsurpassed abillry. Bis dissestione of some
• f the financial projects and Usages of the tim •
especially (1816) of Mr. A. J. Dallas' monstrous
oontrinnee, a National Bank which should lead
the Government thirty,millions on a cash capital
of only fire, and his exposure of the injcurtin and
onematitutionality of collecting the public Me.
one at one end of the Union In specie, or its fu
.advalent, and at the other in redeemable, de
• recited paper, were so conductive that no man
ever attempted to answer them.
In 1816, the Federal party of New Hampshire
were defeated in the Congreselonal election, lint
are not sure that Mr. Webster had consented
0 run a third time. In August of that year, h •
removed to Bodin, and devoted himself mainly
to the practice of the Law. Be declined a nom
Mallon to Congreu in 1818, and an election t •
the Benito, which influential men offered to can
vass for In his behalf, at a littlelater period, be
creed as a Presideatial Elector In 1820,. and as
. member of the Convention - which evened th
ordain:alms of Idassechneetts In 1821; In the
fall of 1822 be woo Wig frePoed to *orient
Boston in Deepens (ileum) and * to urgently
that be did tot feel at liberty to decline. Ile
was chosen by over 1,000 majority, and return.
to the Councils of the Nation, after an sheen
-f six yoars.
Of hie subsequent career, we speak more
uniedly, educe It, leading features must be
rash in the minds of most qitlzens. He &din
• 'shod himself (1823) by a proposition locales
an early repoguition of Creek 11:dependence,
nd a magnificent speroll'iiiita support. Beta
ored also a likeemknowledgmentor South Meer.
con lodepentlence. In 1824 he made bit great
Free Trade speech—the ablest over deliTcreci . Cle
that able of the question. Boston was then lb
aces of Free Trade, and the Federalist's whee
to principal champion, while the mese of the
Democracy, counseled by Clay. Boyder, D.l).
forapkuse Baldwin, 11. Niles, Matthew Carey,
.q.„ had tor years been the ardent adroaatte o
Proliction. Ileope hare bravely altered.
.013 then; Mr. Webstei Seen ocaasion great-
$y to modify if not entirely retract Me Fre .
Freda notions; and Free Trade Is now said to be
Dersacralie —Bat weave digressing
New Emtland'unitedly supported John Quincy
Adams for President in 1824, and Mr. Webster
.oneurred, though never perionally an admirer
•f Mr. Adams. Ile and John Randolph were
the Tellers. When the Rouen elected Mr. Adams
• resldontbi tt,e rote of 13 States to ll—and
ho became one of thetableetsnd most inguential
, appellee of the Administration of Adams and
• ay. Reelected In 1829 and 1820 pith acme
• se • •f •••• It • 11. W ..te was In the
• atter year chosen a Senator of the Cc •
cafes. Tmeard the close of 1827 his find wife
ird, while he was on hie VW to Hulhingion tr
eke his gratin the Senate. The next year (1828)
- signalised by the defent of .john 61 Adams
ad the accession of Gen. Jackson to the ?real
racy. He married a Bound wife, a few yea
• ater—Mbe Caroline Leroy of thin city, who le
• - 111 living.
Dating the session of 1829-30 'occurred the
.Imonth% debate on Foot's resoled/in respect.
rig the Public Lends, wherein Mr. Webster, io
relying - to Col. Eayno, of 8. C., vindicated hi
,• ight to rank first among liting debaters, It Is
• may too much to lay of bin peer and less •
ff peech •on thu occasion, that they reseneeEth
Federal Conailtatlon from a constructionifrat
erriog popular, which, once established as c•
rem, must have proved its destruction. Tb
constitution/A.6sta of my State of the HUG t•
.1••• Ilify an sot of Congress , whether by Ite cell
- • ry Legislature or by a Contention specially
ed one, admitted as legal, would strip the
Federal authority of nil jut claim to he etemid
• med a Government, and throw ne baoklapon the
• efficiency and scent-anarchy of the o Conti.
Confederation. Tat that doCtrine
so (nobly propounded and ably
tfended by Cob Hisao In the debate 11th We.
• or, claimed with much plausibility ti be hued
• pan end clearly deducible from the Virginia and
• Kentucky resolutions of 1798 and '99, which
• • own to bare been drafted respectively by Jet
Careen and Madison:, and repeatedly reaffirm •
• Retaining the Dimeentia creed Teepee •
paters of the Federsl Government and the
• "ghtful, limintierus. Mr. Webster inexorably
emmstrided the Incompatibility of thlerlootrin
ith any Welt/our or Crane Ip thereafirala •
ernment, and, admitting folly the Kahl of :
• don u superior to all Gorernments. show ••
that a State could net remain JO the Unions • •
• some to nullify sets of Congress upheld by th
apreme Court—that the contrary assampdo •
was condemned by the Constltutidu Itself ••
• tterly.st rear with the publle tranquility ••
fety. Me. Webster's speeches arrested th.
!action party on the brink of committing i
• eretiriernbly to the doctrine of Nullification'
• • =Mil which poll have proved an act
•
Mr. Waiter rearateed„in the Saute, aditoes
ling the recharter of the second U. Staten Bank.
condemning the Veto by which that re •
was defeated—opposing the nrolectian of Gem
sokson, and supporting Mr. Clay in opposition
to hipa—vigorously opposing Nallifiestion w . •
mpted to be put in practice in 1833—0 p •
• g the tariff compromise ofikat year—the
• oral of the deposits, dm, He vu .
nffidate for President in 1826, but remind th
•
were votes of Maanclittsetts only. He con
'. red to eerie lathe Senate, warmly admired •
.11 election of Gen-Hanison 1640, until
as called thence to take the lint plan in Gm.
anison's Cabinet, which he ',endued to MI
•
or the untimely depth of that lamented plait
• t until long alter John Tyler's trencher, to an ••
•• mention of throe who had elevated him to
• • e post whence he accidentally reached th
• ty height, rendered it proper, that he should
•• ve left the State Department and shaken o •
the duet from hI. feet. An massive tensed
• f office has been a blemish on the character •
I r. Webster. He remained Indic Cabinetsintil
843, baring meantime negotiated the Ashber.
on . treaty whereby our king disputed North
- tern Boundary Is, definitely settled, (lad •
•••• • ed to the Senate on the 4th of Mang 1846
there opposed the Mexican War, se he ha ••
' , mime, opposed the .annexation of Terse,
avowing the most inrineible repugnance to any
• t whereby the extension of Slavery should •
• • onaplished under the fiag or by the power o
• e United States. GO did not, however, oppo
the granting of supp li es for the proseciection'So
the war. 11r. Webster was a emendate for th •
Whig Presidential nomination at Philadelphia I.
848, but very meagerly supported. Had • •
fiends deem to matte .to hie nomtnatleo to
' we President with Oen. Taylor, he might hare
• deed his eherished aspiration by6lUDg th •
Presidential Chair. He for a time 'toed oft, 1m
• Humbly came into the rapport of Gen. tray.
• or'e nomination, though characterising It
• • e 'not fit to be reacle,' and made several sign
•• • speeches In its belralf. Gan. Taylor wa.
•hosen, but did not proffer any Executive poet
• • the great New Englander, nor lattknown that
• e desired any.
011 the '7th day of March, , 1850, while lb • r
••• ley and Congress were both agitated by '
• • . one connected with the arganintlon of th
enitories recently acquired from Mexico an .t,
e proposed luterdletion of Slavery therein,
Mr. Webster made his memorable speech, tilde, ,
road in favor of a compromise respecting th
.• Sprier, and against any set or proviso by:,
Congress aiming to exedude Slavery therefrom ••-
: e argued that mach an not was wholly uncalled .
• or-that the 'law of God" had interdioted Sla• '•
•• therein, and needednoreenurammt byname. ~
r. W. voted steadily against the Wilmot Pro• • •
gen and all,kindred treasures tbsuirforth, until
•uthe eudden death of Om., Taylor, (July 11,
18504-inerne called by Mr: Fillmore to fill ono
•• ore digest place In the Cabbrat, which he re r
• nod to the last. • .. ,
Clay—Cellionn—.Webster— . lke mighty trio
we -
Adel 110 ISM° a space
rout of tie Nation—Aare
JO tint yesterday, tbst ere
Mer In the floosie, rigor•
trendy firm In health—end
d from- among no fomerl
my look "upon their like
Itarial article, from the Ile
"h WI., will to read-with
rhlehhfr. Webster hasl
rezeited sericite aleras.4 l
Itch has greatly tespeirAll
could bus axone cut foie.
At all rents, the:de
rhea that eaorprehoosi
reelaesrulbetskee area
roovree of theUf. often.
rum to think
*orating. breath of ess
Air will restore the heithh afar
and peed blur Is due time
adangtoOr tCt OW.
llpeadleg betuenoucClovero
-"abbe. A raw:pooh
, A ' Air till so l lsonT:ieut e""a _ I°.
froak tke carilit public
4t Is serosikr hew.
,••
- - _
: sepingthim hie heart for - another winter o f ••-
; • •es toll in th e service Obis eoun. •
; "The - forte: at Mara:Ma is worthy to be th •
' resting•pleute of Refill:latrine owner.' It isshield
.; ed by &Vans* of beautiful kills, from the •
leoce of mar northeasterly storm; it has a die
•
tint view:of theeeseibeymolthelowlinds whi• ••
i every tide overflows; on one side a wooded pram
enemy juts into the sea. and on the other
'•- •
ruilmal
, . sloping highland, on the brow of whi in •
, • rep repose of patine, his kindred feet the
. 1 9Itg Bleep, with no sounds above or are th • -
•'. •• t the murmurs of the wind through th f•
:•f the dreoplng them, or the songs ef b •
.8 solemn voice of the sea visiting
•• •m Its vast dep th s; the undulstin • -
:•• ceps op from the marshes, and fo a tabl
.;and on which the . house stands, th n gently
i n
ells into a emooth and spreading la then, by
, a deeper eloope, It emends to the w ran.
•of bills, which on that side abut In picture,
: . d bound a scene of harmonious, yet richlpra•
led and sweetlyseontrseted beauty. 1
: ' “Here bat a few weeks ethee, lir. Webgte
was 110013401:01:4 ea dries the teutur'ent guest o
hi's estate; vislUn,g the fields, hie ocean shore,
lieflooks, and his herds; pointing out the pros.
. peel, and speaking with tender emotion of th
and happy memories the varied views mall
,; converging with the east% neighbors - whom
L e chanced to meet in kind and getliatOtleft, Oa'
.4 !objects which he and they understood alike;
catering from time to time glotionsi thoughts
suggested by the scene, in isusguagg of massive
•eauty and grandeur, wbioh made th moment
c i n
•• enterable in the - listeciert's life: Da this • •
ran in some measure interrupted . T t nobl
orm, that eurplang ettenglit of citation,
.• as drooped under the reelected illness Idle.
,• as withheld him from the turmoil gaging °Maid
•f that secluded spot; the Arises ever the hills
nd along the load-resounding Bea, which he
loved so mach, have ceased. Solemn thought'
exclude from his mind the inferior topics of the
, i cellos hour; and the peat and awful themes o
the inter* now seemingly opening before him'
theines to which his mind has always and in
' tinotively turned he profoundest meditations—
,"ow fill the hours won from the weary lassitude
. f illness, or from the public duties which slot
- a•esiror retirement .csanot make him forget - ca
, . ogled. The eloquent !speculations of Cicero • •
' the immortality of the soul. and the admirable
" rguments against the Epicurean philoesphy,p.
loth the mouth of one of the nollequista in the
tiook on the Nature of the Gods, share hie
thoughts with the sure testimony at the Word o
r od. But no day puree that the affairs of th
' gauntry do not occupy tits attention. ills great
. mind never applied itself with a calmer or mo •
- comprehensive grasp to the duties of his deport
: went. The Intellectual power anal Its enpre
• •• icy over phyelcal weakness and tedious dis•
• ease, with an unfaltering energy of soul that to
kelt iti as good an argument of its Immertality
, is Cicero over uttered in the majestic accents o
' the Latin tongue. , ,
• '' These Oro the dig:titled pennito that grace '
the days of sulfates panel by theillatio •
statesman of hiarshiteld. The respeetful sym•
pathies of the country anqqmitthlm Ls his hoe •
t illness, and the prayers of good moo go opt •
braves for his speedy restoration.". - ,
VROX WASEMIOTOIf.
tre ,, me , telesmot the Pltteberhtellezette.
• W4f,111184T05, 00:32, 185 . 2,
DEM . % OP DANIEL TVILOTSJI.
. .
Tho ttpprebeneions which I expressed a week.
Inca relative to Mr. Webster ban been veined.,
tor Intelligence, a few hours ',loop, - was that thi
real Orator and Senator was breathing hie hat,
ad ore Ude, It is probable that the mortal cute
• f Rattle) Wet ster has closed. Ha poison of em
14==•
•n Ma Beta and motive, was so .mach divided.
Some, nay makitudes, looked on Masi a IlTiO
.f the country. These think that he made its
occesalor.e for the pacification ;of nation.
Others hove maintained that be eberilleed troth,
ptiaciple, and Ms own eonstertenty to Interest,
.rat least to the (car of an Inmenary dopy.
I am much disposed now, as 11. bore alway
• u anslour, to acquit Ilr.Wstates of thirohary -
cf selfahneu in those acts of his later years, a
which I was constrained to dleappiase. riot ,* •
hammer bebop to Idotory. In too eon
ittempt to draw op an impartial aides:Ad re
het open it. lllstory In Its own time will •
ply to rostait 7 the record or Ils marring d •
0:alon.
Mr.Webiter was the getOtst tan dour day,Tho
fell short of ateolate greatness. In every blots!
al pease) of hie brilliant 4111111rie gimlet
• ong other men; on mazy pest odsesiois;
um Bret and alone. As an °rata, he Imbed tr
quell td his own country fee twenty yeast.
an advocate he vas unapproantable. -What*
ewe be espoosed and aerostat to minuet by
. eqoeiee„ in that cause he at once became
• cmdzed as its champion.
As an adsocata for private suitors, as a sal.
Feuer, and belly as the defender of the Owe
Itution sad the Ireton In the Senate, he et
• cad all competition. The headuclet of •
rein were foe behind him. What electioneer-
ing speeches halo made so deep and liking no
impression and obtained : suds • irlde elroulstli
+a his addressee at Richmond and Patchogue •
tie campaign of 18401 Ms speeches on •
riff have Minty. been =insatiate of arraign ,
to his friends and targets for the area,,of h •
e'en The two most remaritable passages in
re, however. warn his caption.* with callia
ation In 18.30, and Me spen' for the camp •
in 1860. The' Ant is email." irpakia of
Webster's reply to Rayne. This is to belittle it.
Rayne was but a subordinate actor in tluoi
nuns. Webster stood forth in all the majesty
• d power of his towering Intellect to iladicat
the Constitution against the heresy of the time,
the most dangerous one, it may be added, w • •
ter threatened the political integrity Of lie
Ina'. - And he crashed It tomer. That s . •
niftiest as long as our Atomic= annal H.
s..
• (Included with the memorable sentiment
rty sod Onlon„ Uow and forever, one and L.
•orabil." : This speech 'mothered the flame o
JIM:Won, and ellsanmedthe nullifiers. It • •
• • - e wej to verification, in which Jackson • •
Wooten followed with Munn& • . •
Mr. Webster'o maybe oowfd
if have tidied with hie retirement from 'thee am
is in 1850. - Hi then feat the ground, • • .
ally, that oppenitiqn to the extension *fabling,
•• embodied to the Wilmot Proviso, win • .
•us to the Bolan. He contended in general •
•at position mull be abandoned, and that an
4noesilon or omatiromble welch the so .. • •
•E• opposite principles rei lime time detained
most be yielded. Aa his speech of itulp was
• uestionably'ilier greatest 'ever delivered It, th.
• =ate; go that Of 1860 produced the mat pr •
• mend impression at the . time, and an hoses
• poet peahen eienta . onl y second to agent th
timer It decided theta Cominseivi*st • -
made, end It destroyed the WqmotTiroviso,
blob was et coono !tonal name for ilea'reglelm
.:ve Prohibition of Mowry: 'By all' min in .
•• maims it is now conceded that in 1830 Webs
tood forth the invincible and irresistable chsn,
pipe of the Union end the North, against - the
assallantaof both chiefly from the South.
In 1854 he woe still for the Union, bat • lan
•roportion of hie former supportertiriefieseet hi
the' memtof praise, betimes it v-
that he had Bought to Idoutip
Union with detotion to elm
• • thi oohs between col
• n; sad be lefiteeothei
Mit which he hid gown
, the 7th or ifarnb optcott, a,
aqua fivm . iltai 'blob T,
onthe aftt!niiirds, wza ice,
chief artificer& Siaaa that
.of hie countrymen Me. Web
• ado? a cloud: It alai ha
Ocrdatds of previous pars
=VT2
, • our aball harems:lied, and t,
• hare cleared mussy, ble
of his weer will stand
Judgment of posterity.
- it
is
beta Intimated, du
• •ts of greatness, Mr. Wt
' •„ tory will denominate a Fire,
on for this opinion ie. thst,
44 action. Ile belonged to ti ro
om Borkwand Maud'
Ampler, In 4ngllsh political
not the genius of the elder
las, though a more count
ther. •Ilemedieted ~
,bettreen
1. country from eirg - etritc
' e theni, seise the , helm of ,
o • , upon. the state, duty Itt
' ,• %and conduct the count
which threatened I deettneth
to follow and o whether. t.
104 .
01dAsa.
tos awl nut th e , an.
hue beat' .to Cello, to blaattong and ler
• 69, 'noway 'Alio
Pislidtlykia*;**thillatic.z
Pasurimenaluinitar e ;
We tin •Meet received tie , .. 41M114:
•
• every county of the Stator, "44*
table of the fall *etc, prepared with great
which we think, presents the mil:irides with ."
tire correetnesru though It Is possible the ret .• •
in the °Mae of the Secretary of State may
theui slightly. lodge Wcodward, it will be
. • has a malbrity of 18,711, and Lion. Win.
Hefting a majority of 19,721.
THE STATE Tlmr.
Gbrirtne r . Sctp. rWn. CuL. Oaer
B c!
ci i 3
ill
4 a
A.
• 4/162197172......... 879762111 rem 11124) 7140 • •
Adam.- ----. 2472 7946 2191 1672 2197 17240
628.24.42....-- 2112 2472 /714 1704 1447 1191
84x60_.._.......,4731 9081 3538 7685 3744 7232
1902 1998 1078 Una • 1666 1' •'•
6268 6403 4773 6 4
032 5
418 1110
84. •
219297.1 2224 2028 • •
2296 1704 2661 1609 2361 172
3722 3530 . 2173 2110 2434 217
1174.122.1 8660 8683 2422 1150 2468 ' a
• 122 1166 1213 1614 1199 .
Ter 1374 044 1241 874 1238
• ostat 15330 6330 6600 .4963 6683 49 7
1.23 274 1199 2;37 1517 27• •
.3.10414.1..., 2974 3141 282 WV 2744 597
1024 2111 902 1968 993 1874
4711631.-...... 1933 3192 211)7 2213 2176 2689
• 1861 2163 2042 3118 PIO 31
931 923 1349 1002 1 ..•
1e721.1.. 981 1393 763 1400 768 1' •
114.091.17.--..-.. 3694 1693 2171 2710 5165 2521
Velsrare ..... 2147 1594 .2331 16/6 Z 23 1
mitt 251 . 8 '0 42 26 "
6179481 .2320 1179 35 6 90 . 249 7 2 .2 8
17713. 712.6 3105 3103 3433 8107
4ulton-- 700 804 . 046 773 1049 77
122 =a 1317 5220 124 2311
Iluntlnaton..... 3435 311 13)76 1710 •12.81.1 1681
16.1141.3..- 2540 1703 1999 1480 1942 3464
nnlata-.......... 1213 1831 1051 1254 1047 12 '
1002 1340 638 1033 786 1047
110ban474..... 1234 1949 73 1737 2244 1267
I.4.4cutter --
11001 0246 4041 202 9980 658 5
466779... 2137 1019 1519 ion 16.24 1046
teb1ab........... 3015 3393 2470 2191 2422 . 6161
1.7422203...1...... 2107 3676 3793 2499 1912 •••
3471 4909 7902 4990 3141 4214
4876 207 904 1658 22 1043
IlilDlrt 2(33 2760 11757 2658 1946 251
..... 1413 1671 1231 1457 1361 144 •
llontganury .... 4341 6742 .413 5261 4379 522
ilonlour 876 1304 762 1357 787 /31(
11aKean 409 41111 591 • 616 370 • 4.-
000t00998ta1. 2027 4.60 224 3331. 1(74 11.110
3 1 044Dumter1941823 4 .13Z1 1336 3061 13v3 .211.
1390 1937 1113 1913 1172 1901
4 . 611.61019614 2149112 6286 1733 4643 8641 42.14
.• 44,11611.4 13746 1 18833 13E93 17t•
Mtn: 149 821 09 092 83 261
Mite, ... 028 674 160 446 176 mu
• .5714111-...... 4369 4743 11766 3964 3747 412
uneunt-- ..... 3739 1074.1 :rut 910 11249 94)
... 321 444 IE3 373 163 364
• tugnabintia..- 2131 _2116 1331 2147 240 1471
:111- 3333 1244'1 2039 1201 l'o MI 2131
1607
9401080.. 1111 i,04 - 1451 1541 ' 7859 1641
242.0.8.1174... 3115 6140 • 2.521' 4640 251 4.
Wangogloa..-.. 404/ nsto 3016 .1295 3.749 3874
1137 1362 113 . 23 1246 082 1 . 40
3609401 09 . ..3 „.4717 1 9 70 1061 794 19V9 KM
1 1998
3 7 4 4 11 1 !la 3645 ' 41
.176034 166499 153291 172153 1 8 / 4 21 1 71/ 0 1
1715034 11.3431.1 14115
24.4 4 e 4 uta.l.:. 1453 90e60 11711 1.168•4 /9733
We hare not placed the votes for the Native
imerioan and Free 801 l maid/gee to the fore
gollng table, becaure (boy we confined to but
foe conetlee, and are probably notnomplete.
Rut se fit tut We hare retorts, we &26.etattaed t.
gI9O the full rote of the Stem Se follows,
Ctsyreme Judge, Cip4 OoLy'r.
Mr 4 1 3 1it.163
163.6
2,4G604 ' 161.43-2
Dectoeral:c,
Whig.
tea V.c.11..,.
thllv•Ametieso
. •
TotAI vete, 324.591 . momry
Ibie Ise considerably smaller vote than any
eist since 1848, end only a little larger than the
midentiel vote of 1844. We give below e
statement of the votes oast by mg pestles at th
lest three Prot:let:BA elections, together with
the Btate ebrollons immediately preceding them,
m.d add to it the vote at the recent election to
seal CommLseloner, that elloe having the hea
viest vote:
to. or *WOO?. Mu. WI:,le; Suato,los. To
121,10 ?41 • 2 202 7 ..
Pr..l4ent.l 117,92 144.1721 343 210,03:
1414- 4.4 7641.1 x: 2,13;11 3Z.1
• Pr.id..tia1....ir4.245 101,'.47 3.1m M 1.674
113—Ram-. .1V1.211 u.fin am.=
0
0.
4nttal -171,. TO ITV.? 11,41 307,952
10.434 10.61 321210
It will be observed tbat Flop Mes boa width:
teenfj.three of Casa's vote, whllelloffinao fano
• •hiad Taylor'a wo leek Moo 33,081. The
oleo
ion In I Rottenther will doubtlee cell out a mach
••• via vote thou that of the State 'lotion. It
'w/Sprobably 4.10014 4100.000.
Onto--lIITOUTIM AID appeal
.7 a oartfut estimate mode' by the Mideast
uette, that the Democrats tome carried theft
ntreealonal ticket by MOO only. Thts
• • of toasty ono oloutaed over the vote of '
A. letter from • correspondent, in Armstrong
. • sty, me that the toinuldp In which th.•
writer line hu been carefully asneueed, an.
tha voters neatened. It le found that 56 per.
. ona who 'Ruts for Butt, were not ont at lb
t election, and not more Mudd persona who
.111 Tote for Pierce—ebovin a clear gale fa
k cost of 30 votes in ens township over the late pia
he nine result to • greater or law extent
• hued In nearly every election :district in' th •
•
tote.
LgWc learn by: the Last whims from V .
Bigamies Land that Smith O'Brien is rut d
Wing. The effects of the °Masts and melee
1y an fast wearing blot away.. If It be true
treat he Is as far goner is repreminted it is •
airily Um, that the British Government-shout.
something to allmisto Ws condition.
• Ilanes Worm SPenifin.
ste-The followinefrom aeuetomer, ebo
• bo dossond which Ms crest ms,l:la. has mato" shoo
wor it hal Wool Istoodoesl.
I
Ihsvottow 110,a Clt, Pao hlwoh SO. 10Sn
Sonttossa—lottontoopsonse of *a ghat eassuoisams •
ar olrorta es.deo• fa thli shoo on, skrattty. so ha
Woly oxbow's, oar *to.e.• w . ...b.nia fool alio,. SI
tow 'browns,. 'la Ouslag. N. T o SO donsorltb y •
410. 00 tho rosISSLos V shill so sill remit son tlto
• From the wonderful ersatz of add . breoloc. o I. • •
• stebbarbo:d. then could bs sold sunuaU► . I.r, . •
WT. ltto bs bad (wholesale sad retail) from woo keel
• Md. II roe would comersoals• porno for trouble • •
coma Tredleg, I. Wok I could out II to your •
Tautsis to de ea Yews BwwWIIT . '
Itkial. I
Por .II 'gutsy.
•
Par by all rbsysatsble Druggists Dui ihusbosts s
• . andoolustry s Wm by lb. sole grosristors, •
MgiMl
Rich azul Attractive abut
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN
FALL GOODS.
.. A. A. MASON.'&CO;
os 62 AND &3, DAUM 52114Xt, Pcrraaotns
• LIAVE reoaivod and are now ,onenin
wow Twol'smakiro Am Pookorm °MX. •
Aoh.throna Awl arloonCaNO
(loot* comptiolog • osto
• otoosoartmoot. of the base. and loongoakometio u•••
•t the roll Mao. most of AMA on Amr routy for .Ohl
•Id"'aml 6 "41121:111 AXD tit'AlL
-
- At th• Lowtot N•storn liArk•t
Thalrlmosesuo Ittock of
'SW S , BRAWLS AND DRESS GOODS,
from atln. n. nal, to more than 03. od dal
utt.. } % - tni k tpaer .. . •
oda 4o Chine; Ambits. StAlpid and (DcAlto4 oon
pMks land Win% Oro MAO!. M
ct, AA
_ .
' nit and Iloons Lev b sod Aquas libswis, trobab Prbal
da. ecotrit NW do. Ilar_btato. Wow!" w.urrokit
"lapin Mtgs. DoWidero: rootolodo,liabob and o y•
Lobs and Ecoaro Wad Shawls, of all duo WI Irks.,
-,'" ' • DRESSGOODS. . - ..
. •
AIWA. PoViohmaroo and Do Won, Phlegm
I.ohno, KIWI, Swath and Aantialo ilbsbuteroa sod
low Yrs.:di 'WW2 eamlniel, Poolloo,Al •. • abes, Commit., Clubmen do &mos, In oue
trono.Woriooo.to.. • •
iLLAK
al of tho !sten anut
mtht.ashoottha
Pattotti Cloak. In
"ARTMENT
the of
Wmain ot
I lands +,
.7RIDIMINGB
targer'.—.
oUP2k nal .I#.l
11110
g "at i
'to. lso.
tbs. CgillitlHßlW
Artllllll4'
8801aPTION.
ti l irect
an kat.
donor the ankles es=
laVits
esamitiOenttrialini
1 , 1.7.hrtr. mat
utat
,ietnnist and vs_ a.
zVai — rt — ATiniir
'YPES
imam
d;i•l=
delo and arr
19111alllt
. store WU
iser. " Vormlith,sll
ruinums.
rbd7 "Pl 4 ad ih
,pktimhzidar .
4 0 .01; 14 ii4;4
.•y ;
NEW CARPET STORE.
- z ,- 110BINSON & CO.
0. 47, EIFTII STREET, NEAR WOOD
Now
,opening a large and entirely ne
flfzek of Importrd End Amcriein Clods, togettimrt •
rythlik sunnily kept to . Carpet Stem, at.tb• mw
ocIP
SECOND SUPPLY •
OP FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS!
IVEPHY, TIEBN&N & CO,
as 48, aeon mar.
Ora Door above do center of-Third &rat.
PITTSBURGH.
[LAVE the pleasure of informing the'
/eland. sod the robile , that they are now recede
log or AECOND SOPPLT atDry Um% •
,be hued, eheureet , end beet saforfteet to be !bead lb
dorm In the Walton Comm UT, to lebkh the Eva •
wirtioduir WK. the attentket of .3
••ad. market. Their Stock being the anent to the
. G
rehears will and with them VIZUT EOM Of (kol two
to be Mead elmwhere. Among other thhhie the/ oire
PRINTS.
tubed Striee, hem the Make. Merrier ea. hiebeheeter
seme..e flans. Union. Amerimmt. Ulobe, rhorroP.Cirde.
e= N t z7l E lia :=
r.4:tor,Dturaelle,
1412138 GOOD& L •
lieu. de Wm% • gnat varlet) nom Wii sod Imeor
homed. Paden Clothe, 11.11.1 PA Cloths, pieta, tea
Relies, alms de Bore, Embroidered bilk
Heber. plebe Idea abd colored Arpeed figured
et2Leid Aiwa, buck aodeolond When h and Catrtoo
EMBROIDERIES,
%red looportstion.eonehthtionlook andJaeoftetColla
Balloon aDd llsoohkrhu Plaseex Dish, sod DooDust. Cu ,
• amisetto; /lhottrolderad Cambria MM . ., Jaeoast a
nook Vddloga and lossetin D. de.
SLIA - WLS..•
Kalil, Num, and Long. trim the eslsbrated B.A.T 'S •
IVatorloo and wham plain Mods Dad BlsoltWool
itztacllsred nods Dad blsek Wool, and Malabo&
VESTEII3B. - - •
israrodcrn, Valenti; figured PIM mod clan Follow. all
osdlllso.
hope Dome TOP SDPellOe: Xolbroldwed Cloth V
s.
•
• COATINGS.
liarbled Potarabatna. Mobalr. bin. and dab Felt.. Mu
snd nor :Hot. blur .41' cm Blank.% brown. oil,. and
rub Palwarnaon,at. •
SATINETTS.
A Ana assortment—black, brown, ore... blue, obid mind
•st and deal, /lbw. tolotod Wood. lOW Elldlom and
CABSIIIERES.
Nook and Fizzy—an grad.. Plato and Doeskins.
CLOTHS.
Black, Brown, 8100 and Drak French, Nogikh and Ace
no, low priced, ovesUnm, and No,.
FLANNELS.
nits. Banat, Wallow. li t h o awl Gown: harlot sad Uwe
Ceihed; rtintat dot White, Welsh rhroodnia: Aho
Bleoehod and Unbleached Canton otad all the rufous
-•credo
TWELDS. JR ANEI AND lIIIIBLVB—A Tina ssoortmant
color. and qualities.
ISLX.1011k1) todITONS—X, Id, 44, 40 in, 64, 94, and
i 0.4, oil qualities.
BLVACtI RD DltlLLS—Ssvoni qualities.
COLORED do
tWITONA—AII the diteront brands.
' Mkt ' B N B l on g
BLUM TWICICILS, for Orin o.
liabitilNl3-40 la Linen, 40 la Twilled do o and 401 n •
BOTIAMI heavy.
BAGIO-2 and 111 lan. &oozier,. Bap.
111 , 00EINxNS—ut their own niumfactstre, aligns
• very low:
B DISONS—A boantlfol a...net:meat, an kind..
Together with* largo azortment of Cotton and Woollen
adorn Bilk and indica Mire; Cravat.; Cotten', 8110
rod., Coldttere, RBI. Wool and 1 1 .k.Akill alone. Book
01 Bow Twbrted Blik kilns; Wool sad Cotton Skies
• Bravery Oombrbs Nom and other tinkPooderk Bat .
Throwls of nil kind.; rkubbricizionet; Noll, /Win.
gout llogilos, a mend warloty; Posey LikirD tot
to i
iroc ' eanV a til ' r
Thsy imam Weedeni Wie retatts ' llsz It win bei
t :he
tutored to giro their Block an ettaan canon bolero they
Nampa.. as Umf an dotoranned to own goods an law
07 Jobber or Jabots, tan or Wool, can or 1•11111,..--
kbalt:lVar\f grlZlV=lTA U ZUgN o . r."
Censl2.-
gii7WINES, ft—Persons 'wishing to pu
Sw Como. Wnua ono Lumina of all doacriptiouSin •
U Overeat. eon obtain Mom. et the /moot Priem ad It
Moo Ewa or JAWS =dale%
alb /Juan anil Jr., hoottreat.
.Nottce. •
EN coosequence of the refusal' of the Canal
naaaade.a% rued. from the tax Import to
nu on !Younger. upon tho Columbia hall Rood. Dpu at uu
thlt Ilarrlabure. Lancystrr Rail Rosa, walth
Penn b rat
on.—Tha oho of faro to Plllatlelphla 110,11 tho ten
k
•••
,110 of Waging out of Greensburg avoided, will •
87.
• oaTto, NESKIMZ.v. Agent P. Ilk. Co.
JAMES - P.TANNER.
WHOLESALE DEALER
IN BOOTS, SHOES, BONNETS, Ac.,
NO.-50 wooD arm:, prirsavaaa.
BelMeil Third and Fourth.
.siirlfy stoat embraces ovary variety and
trio ot B?ctfc. abei‘o Noumea. aa. ox i aaase4 al e i tct,
tiltga:arrirr::
Plea eittl and .I=l. Wan Irv, ••,2
Nelson's /list Plenum • .-
• DAGUERREOTYPES. •
: Pest Office Dading, TAird Shea. '
iCIMNS and itran . gm ; ,,, i2 L ?Ik W . el to
. 414:
%V ° lrlu ' VPAn. ''' ' '' Ntlttt:=4 ° ,47 ft. t*
' tot
of
nirosrantroll. or ea charm. nude. Ilwring an of the
- • Latmet nort
be
arranned eta. too Mullstas ewer me
eted trt Um . 011.16 tnermarnts of th. mon
• powarfal LIU, end Mon odorant Cho gram of Aware
rortmank..a. now
.ptartis64 ny Um orlobrannt Boot.. 66
ilantel6l66 00 4 how Tort, Mr. IL 66115 m hinunit to be
bt• to Garr to Um matrons of Ma • rt ... wall* 06
. ' nth.: Monty et introns.omon hr..
°WA ...1 eirirsuss. tit on Irestens.r.A. e
'emat i. a.. en 6 Ir. to
mosnurwe
CHICIfLERING'S
P 1.,A. N:0 S
HAVE STOOD THE TEST OP
THIRTY TEARS' 2XPERIENCEII
=IMAM MID Di NORM TMAX
7'FB.L YE THO ESA ND JAdf%Lff3,
o tax =no tutu,
AND DAPD VIVID VNIVIUDfIL EATISTAIMON:
4 , ( MIMS QUALITY OE TONE!
ELASTICITY OP TOCC II I
• STANDINO IN TUNS sad
DURABILITY I
Er. Cattail:sr Dr ao Maseractruisa
Twelve Hundred Yisuios a Year,
And the Dana la Stardlly Inatrults
-11 Persona desirous of obtaining a Piano
warCII WELL LAST A LIU TICS
AND OIVZ PEEFEeI' Ltll 2 / 1 221014
re Ignited to call and szsmlna the splendid
asaortment whlah his been
CARR/VIZ. saaanean!
me lan ormad
JOHN 11. MELLOWS
espEltd&wlin No. 81 Wood street.
CHOICE STOCK OF
PIANOS •
, JUST, RECEIVING PROM
1: 15111 & CLARE, DIINICAN, HA
LETT & ALLEN,
AND OTIISR CISLEBBATIO MASERS.
IN NAN Ton Len IoATON. •
Same of these Instruments ore of
NSW 0TT133,
OF GREAT ELEGANCE AND BEAUTY.
They are Unsurpassed For
..WaCITIEBB AND VOLUME OP TONE.
ELASTICITY OF ROOM
STANDING IN TUNA AND
DURABILITY.
The Plans of those Mannflotnrers balm bee .
Genet* Introdaeed, end Ufa
wroon um sue OF TIMM -
Tiny Haw Airco Gives Saikractios Whoa.
Intredserd.
NM KLEB
002 E
No. 101, Tided R
SR,treet.
• • • ' • - 51TORD & co., •2
1 " l OLESALE&RETAILFASIIIoNAB :.
• • HAT AND OAP`' • .. •
lIANOFAtTURE;BB. •
• ,
k . AND DIALLRA IN ALL WINDS OP 7018&;.
I • CONNSit OP WOOD AND 1111111 ISTB.;
I - Pittsburgh, Ps, .• • .. •,.• •
1 iiirll4ll. *Net .4Aboompa every ao•lltr fad style •
DoW Awl 1Xt... 1, 444D0w.001111a01l lia Doot.ts. •
soelDaseAttly • . . . ' .. .
, .
A. BL - 1101ZIES &BRO.
Suomi/on to 11. P. Nolsm & Co., •
• • PIANOPAIIPOSIOIS OP •'
BOLID•BOX-VICES,
MATEO 1010 1. 1 itkAl . M . 1, , BPADIZ. UOll9.
PP11180P414,11311A.
fo. No: 1311. Wave moo. tthl dam .bor. BodthaN
41 0 All Irak wsznuar/ *COW W •Py ....bottroP•
• +O9 .
JOSEPH PLUMM_ER,
, ± .__WHOLESALE DEALER
IN BO OTS 8110 SS, BONNETS, lIATB,Aci.,
NO. 111, wan. ann.; Prrsentnum,
c
oarimamixon ALM no nom eta
• Stook embracoitem "witty of Boa
. 14,6 .er 3r4 ib il Ar i ait.' mr, a jgr u ti irjr`
o ratnzugg li erigr. 00,100 1 1 marl:lA
DOSTLEY, RELBOIIr At CO,
MN 89, wool) mum. - Prrxestracia; PA:
.ANUFACTIMERS of Oumßarreli C
•010,1 . pa LIM= ir? ,
~,.meta mad.
of Os !W!
r otalale t a
. triiriloyaVYfiAll nd th i w r
r i b
•os it
RMeltrushatr
wktolw• OU
•
s;ti t u illzrarartoeVamPszlYorPithib" •
. •
SAIIMYL L. 111101.1111111(Li Burt.
aa; es WArn ii ntiliElat XU I=
air l a anual
jinza.o7", Imp at on Tim
Alto RIVE*II., AND ?MUT%
air inn. u aralut •• sumo 04 , PIRA . •
*mut t.Lp[ Qlal Um BE4 dertIFILAN D NA17614n0
ni 4I2I . I 4 S WPORrArION. • - • •
o. num*. - • I TcR. t•Oror.
lint Phaboo. . •
.kotkat Dunlap. or. I D. baham w.
Ilatlawir.b.
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_ . .
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Hotio
HE BelicA Dizeakms of Collins town.. !'
mart 0111 . 6. , loonth otOotober,s 1 teel • •
e. al.. of the house of ta lst r nodsretoood, be am Mort ,
to 0 000ki a Teleher tor &boot Na d. to said townetdp. to
....mete, ors llondat,the drotdot of Norestiber mot, f.•
• mouths. 197 order et tbe Iktard.
.. .
oe2o:d3t -• LUILIt B. DAY/110.1
_ ____
..doorsari.
__
--
SOLIS. BROTHEL%
L npubosnadAranufaCtemen •
OP levtar •nasextrilox cor.
LADIES' FM
O 86 ARCH OTRHIT, (1111.01, THIRD STIIHRT.)
PHILADELPHIA. : • :
ADD AT 44/ DIAIDAR LADE: SR, Toix—
S our 'Goode have all been selected' •
eneo,Dbrno.oria•fine., and soarolcrtured by
Mir th.er
stn nonsidentbm) a wul defy rompetitioa. •
Hinny Modals awarded yaroraperlorltyby tb•
-Masa roulaylvsalA and Maryland._
_arillklbarTzb
Leather --
•
flu an •re are now rooeiviok fro..
th. 1.4. • Omnit anartannt or Bmniah
er. Preach 0•11fikl•• and ilomeot and Dane.
..0.1 • toll impplyo(Losiber, of their own onnufiketure
mlyzioln; J6O dosan g rfma o stire Lztlite.V 410.•
'••=t1=1211•••=k antbMV
imam' Olt •ad CorzlereToo4o. All of I.o* • •
• mill, awl b• st the MT lowest. market •
• Zio 2161.lberly olleetalt , shargb.
eallet - JOON bsiII•YARD • SON.
CE - 493 bags prime green Rio, mos
ir 0.. stop wanly% bar ail* br
/SALMI Lamm a (XL,
•Witar 41 Mat atrest.L
11. MOLASSES A SIRUP-29 bble.in
Sln " 18 L .' reran DO.
FRATIIERS &-BEESWAX-.
70 nek• Yestbynn
•s auks Beam= farYaly by
ISAIAH DUMMY it •
1:416 Wats, sad /manna.
4,1 OAP- 75 bre No. 1, reed and for solo b
oebS. JAS. A. [LIPPERT. Ea. GI Water at
_ .
VINE FLOIIII,-30 bbls fine Flour, suitable
rake r"l " i ' / As . 7!Z e tt a mellig , !ft b ai t.
PPLEB , -10 bble Green Apples, Rambo
ju.f ayul fa sal. by
aIPS •• lt DALZYLL l C 0 ...
DOTATOES-15 bags Red for solo by
odO G DALZZLL LW.
1 0 ._P1N1 . 4 PAPER—A superior lag
_ , T r z .
,T ue _ tood.otm apd tress, Jut ren lat Ms Wed
P a l e. Na. be, !Ward at, sod fur role by
TltOi AO PALItCh.
lIIONNBT BOARDS of excellent quality,
KJ/ J e t for sal* r.
WIG THOMAS PALUEII. SS ?Juk4 4.
,)Rua -AND MEDIWINES—Tha sabßori
tent would invite attention to their Mock of Den
bemlelat, at. SOW rezeirlog i among •liirti 9,11.1. be forme'
lie- Extrestc
••• . relent Levee.:
- Merrick, 4 ihrintand ElliP.Seltrit Povdo
Together With • choir.. rolro/lon of ankle* email, - top
.bg Ornegletr. L W/I.CiOX tell, 83 ttaktet
oc2o • and 65 Emltbee.l.l stmt. „
OAPS—Castile, White Castile, Palm, Ko
lan, Brown Wirehew. sod • lance as . tortment!:pc acs
8" r ; J lNWitctli a CO— 84 Starke' dere.
sod 56 InalLbeeld _
• • •
SHAVING SOAPS-
Hisbrs Hasa. Aloofttd. and Ambrosial ersatr.
parlors 8•9011.“0111 0101170.12 d;
trIZC'H,4II Oaks.;
7ba. rasoaar• arra odad
air s
al
Vol •
Wholtasla and Haar, by
traa • 8S SHILLT.S. 17 Wood Id.
WILL. RE-OPEN AT PHILO BALL,
On Tuesday Erening..oeto,ber 28 th ,
nn Cm:urn toter avlsrto.
THE MAGNIFICENT MIRROR OF. T/
WONDERFUL' DREAM,
E2SI3II,AbENG sixty Scenes from BUN
BA TAWS Worli renownia Allegory. or
.•
Tint PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.
troll Original rind Itemarksble Poirmistosi woe.
seamed erthie root eretitient Artiste or true rovotrit
n sit the praxis's' Cities of lb. Unlonoehere It tors been
%Mika. has elicited the meet anduelltied approbation.
having berm irlioimmul tit trimmer 0f..,
400,000 Persons. •
The coot or Ills rotating, Work of Alt- ins 1110.0S0. !Mot
hi Its toed rieriestre It forms isee ot the Grandert Aztletle;
Sterol mot] otel/ectrud Entertainments e'er offend top
•Intteln.r. •
. .
littoral ems% ant derniptlet Leder* amosematty th
Parmntata, while mowing.
'M X
tQrOuns of Adatheito 25 coax Children • oodee
orits.i
253..4riattal Cittalto.'alumitg the toot non trl
Wiltalll3 tea admitted , lOU be fa mlthett to Toehe,Fi
tit
' tarittenati, moo anOicatica at the Offlee, 135 . •
. • bet.. the Immo of 10 atal IA. x. •
ilirDzoo opm at G 36. to n•nmertee at 755'.
onas ALY.ItsU OAR?, l'opritoe lord Mummer
Pittstraigh Trust & Savior' Fan . d-Co.
T i, , , t lt ,, T 7 l . ll .o in u mlze t ! of alb eta* foTsale
te-11411. WILKINI3 ion.
diROCEIVIES. &a.— .
LA US tag% itlo Ceiba.
1. 1 r u kr a lJaz
lU ogro 4
" BEt firrap,
11.3 bf. abeam* V. IL, P 11 B 1
. 68 widy u. .P. ek T .
bmta.pat.d: V.. and MI Toblicm.
bbis. rim 1 2,
Wit
•. 02 % diaetoirl, .
b4k
. I , ,,J k arn ib t . auctetalman. at ISt.tabarghmann
rt.sa wg.: gat
yAKE FISH-20 bbh White Fish,
Trzrtjegrtroe' rot ad
by I Ice s l / OANNAdILD.
1111ERRING1-10 bbla. in More, for sale byl
oess . n manic%
QILLERATI:IBO bids. and 1001 as. reed
1.7 tad for ul.l by
B CANFIRLD.
DEABIABII-30eke. in store, for . ale to
oar_ J B CANTIRLD.
OLASSEFp-30 MIR B II in Moro for sale
IT tali) 7 B oesrnum.
FsaaIWNCII CLOAKS—A A. Maxon E bate lost 1.0; • sz4eadid asszttmest
n•••••• et um Dented Parinmkratur..
S I = L . H .t S, ,, IpI ,I II:ICB--Eln . utber beautiful aztieut.
<WOW % • A W AZO li t a ir . : l"t
. - 03 and artrt et.
-
UMBEZ - 4 5 00 2 113 1 /11 , 140:ge by
__ •••• . ear we not sad Weal na.
_
BRIMSTONE-10 -Ws roll, for sale by
aft .osn BeYABNIBTOOK ca
- -
QALT PETRZ-40 kegs refined, for BBL
'
1...7 b Re 2 ,1011 A 1 - 1111MIWY0011 &OD
%TITRATE SILVER-123 oat onsl i
nte. rOl
111 t 7 r0c.151 VAITNISTOCIE .4 CO.
I WDER ED It4UBARB-250 lbs for eale
br rotll9 D A "ADHESIVE& & CO. '
CIO F E-800 bags prune Ruh m store,
and Spr &O. by
0c25 • . SPRINGER DARE -MILL
O. 81.1 tall—A 'prima article, for 1214
• 10 , ..b1 [oc2s] 8 LIERDALIGII.
CUE -40 Lee rec'd and for rale by
a.. 5 TIAIIILLUGEL
!OIL---10,1eble Linseed in 1 0 11 , forzct
itrlNDow GLASS-1000 bra, aeusortel
y sills, In store and lbs We by
seZ • '
- -
~, „
AGS—al doz. Flax age reed for sale b 3
lOARS-15,000 common Cigars received)
V
wed for nil by (445] BIABBAUGIL
. UM: received gie following new boo
Uncle Tom ht Itelland, • moot that Biwa 'a FAi
litho to the amnia% •••Ihstle Tato." - • - -
The odd Yelitrel MaastetAlestisttes the tante"). ['Ho
7 tdmoked goerroment of the (leder, embehtsle,
men:do. ht E.T.A •-•
•
Cable sal Tutor. huh ropeir- -• • • - •
Nerthemei, ot Ltd North and South, Trott meet,.
• ltee'd and Meal, by
•
teLTS OTIZEIVENNIT A 00,. •
TS reatth newt
A MIA, 0 344, 7 a5t 0 d r trnvare
.
IT a situated in Cumberlan: Brd.i and 4 , .
ato opearWes wltalta MD miles.. Tile Doha. •
• olrar ykld • elm met of 14000 yet gems. •
could be g .. sounottelat, ter doublet Te a • ••••
oroatat wat.. 11.• tens. _mould brmade yet,
y.. The at. x r•• and complete.. thalstaoterry na
411311X1.0 for the etrappa. Apply, for Tuttle? ruts .
. a - BURP D•l./1• OuntlAHD. /to_paalana...
ce6tte 41 Youth lattszta• at. Balllatona
CLOVER SEED-10 Mira prima articlai
V Jan reed awl far al. by
.43 , Jr . 1 .1.1B00:111.20T Llkerty
rIMMOTUY SEED-20 bo.reo'd• for sale tul
corl • .1T &.IJll(Kivil.
ITOII-20 bble jnat reo'd and for sale b
cc= . J 'ft I JBOONN.. ,
QUGAR-10 hhds N. o.,just reed °hese
1.:701,...0"4hrukt7 Jr a mom:
INE - SOAPB- SOAPS-.
_--
Itwe't antro Malin nom . -
illesaer's ' d 4 tssn tote;
• !Ina Femora Brent Iflneson- •- •
. . :
Bide'• lieu lanis7 Poeleq t 4 -•
• TeElcl, Lama tt lnd
to el araonerept nines •
Tliesl Vasil assant be serpeee,d It queiltr.
boles wed mail, by IS If nilt,Llilar
iriIiKESE-100 . 2sime largom
Cu, just
ISsreillOUT & WORM% -
0.A.47/0,0 Oft!tiblitarra,- and 1.01
LAUKING-10 gross Mason's for onto by
«az
LIVE OIL —7 aka; an, for gala bz
M1M1NN1Y.3.4.16.11,..1111M
EC KEA'S FARINA—_IO :14 3ag ree ,
ILI anal broth by - Id3J ib. J ICIbD
O. SODA-4500 Dms...jastroo'd for
A /Hind•by — HUCE-5 cues Sicily null Oinks
for (WM .IXIDD ad). '
E Anon Edwardo, Iticenis & Co., an
Ca4lombay Caw C. Drava m
ft aand to the W
:11• l arittrANgr a lkelale,
• ,;. yr star Moat. aid No. lia. cos oa T
Creel. •
onl6+llSt
Faltable Real Estate For Biils:
.
0 : handBOMAI 1111 prOVtd 7 p11:1pOrty
/mine to the isUplo of Derl4 L. 111.0.0., 4,...d.
• mama of Wltitfpf iy... j itft 5t...... from
It r at on w t y...../ 1 =1217,2 =sum . is
..Ma...4 u5.ht........ banta m , a 24
• • wbol• roue far aboatlMOvirsumum. Theft:mks
wnt.. 1" = "" lo! o t r =riot Ta7c WM ' * At '
"1 4
samkt—,APOlrl?•" , '.:- 44 -1 & "1-21( 811°WLkk.'.:
••18,141*, . '.- -," Or. OgraiiThrie.race-t.l
BTU-7
byUM albs
~ - . ` ~°
Old Port Wzeit.
iniLD Port, Grape Juice, Pure Pillionlse
‘FOOLIP4r4g sad rte*cues,.. Poi
540 and Pan
Makin At... mann of hist:
ARDINEB--In whole. belf. - and quarter ,
tinclitrula by JACOB WIAVIK,Jr.
'l. :411 . I •
,'S.
inn ree'd,nadibr
. .
• • ~ , - ' New Mimic. . • .-.., ,": - .:: - :47,,i4.5;•
tirBLUER,' haajusi re cseiied;
• Old folks at Moo -,
B 0 Fodor
. Ire a do coil ground ' 4. - '' •
.I,)°Weil,
4 1. • • '
M; - "•*•k m - - •
Blonot4o Chopoi davit. :: .
• ' -
Too Bongo Dr alts. Noma..
• : N=WLVl:lllli7. d r n"sibr B P.'" '
llu boar Fa Sloe atallo.daso birows: - ..,
_. -: -
Oid Sanaa-800. row Tour Boat. byltoorsis.,_
mlosooo. Pawl tee
late Star. - ontgad. 02/1
ht Polkas, end ell the late and pooh, of
Wallace; Fon:mood °Mom - Pa 101
, cor.T.l • 2001 of tteo==.:,.
- • .(Jostinal sad /total%) :. ::' ::
VVANTED-=-Beef .llladdeza, a$ L'lti_Oan.
• mato wink. br 0• A FAILNUTOMeok
earaor , st Ant ead-wiornanist,
rillEAtil TARTAR—IS mart.bldtztrogrorder*
&i, Dr • B A tinN
111 FOIL-1100 lbs far sale by
B I:FAME:MOCK Oa
14 4 YE .WATZB,-4 gross Thompoon's far
EA sale br or-22 B A PAIMMOU AGO.
CI UM ELEBII--50 lbs for sale b 7
IX .42 . A num:cram a 00.
L UPfORBWM-201be powdered for isle
Li br B A FAIINEtrOOK t OD.
sa UP. OAR. soDw oi c i lg i va ? aela by
. i Wood nreeL,
_ _
lopLit.eic Lze.ll,--io bble., verysupydor,
1.0 P.,,a.t.'d in.th' MeraraVea acm
" a
SKS TURPENTINE-40 MIA. in fine or.
cc= 801002121ANCI 00-
QNLIFF--5 bbla. Garrett's Seoteh,for Bile
;hr, NM] ' J 7011001 , 1116111C11 it 00.,
Ex. LOOWOOu-4601)u.,1mii2i/32 - kid best—
tu cTR,,, MARINE BLUE-8 bxs. ditto.
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us by
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fliEdl i !! 8.100--1 mew for . r i l l is si tg c .
IVA NTED—dnieriann Bayer and Vorsian
v Ould. for ehlob eta bosakl the bitted market
9+1 , 4 in bur.fooslik : b
c,c022 Stock sal Uccbtorwarokft.
tifESTERN Funds wanted; nfidElr.tdigst
y y on tho Nast. for ”h. tit low
n rot, 26 .
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rook, all lota Everareeni and Ithrubbm. it own oa.
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SENNA--4130 lba. prinieli;i• - sale
CYO - - • - us fier.Licits;
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ARROW ROVI'-12Inuft.1,01aicei (nearly,
11TU DROPS-40 but,' is Inikm6 utiale; ror
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Pete ,:76 re[it4 '
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VONFORIEABLI to 'Octal of.the Idah of
li . e , ralo=nitittal s eaai: geM,. a =.
n Twat Tea aeroad day otfl o o t yg a r r yea c,
ct,;144.
OAK PAPER—A beautiful article for
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CC= TUMULI PArsilla:
lODIDE POTASH-80 lbe. for sale by
r t u tte
Ik/I - ANGANESkt--Sxo
Ars roma. tr • reuNesrook *co. -
A. R . II3;NIC-10,ket r: p itnared, fo a rz t e x le c try
j IPIUM-225 lbs. new crop ; A for sale by
oaLt itAtiniaroet a in
INIIIA A N Ilifli--2501be.for sale by' . f
( 1 0011INEAL--100 lbs. for - sale
I, uck esmes' steal _e, for
■.O aale by Car..ol • - a 8111.14113.
I/ ATHING SPONON--1001bp for sa -- 17 - 1 by
r axle by
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lISESE--108 las. primo, just rixedrer,
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Zroakad Wildrw; tar Ws 1,2 L:
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QPIOND SALMON—Just med mime
a k in tki. g... l B l " l " b " ° ' '4
t ' lll4 4 lll ' I°'l A 4 ! '
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W . , T JSCOrNI4-277 Liblilratneti
MUTT R-20kegs prime for rale ta77,
ALLOW-3 bblsjost reed for sale by
„,:a J.! 11.1800240.
1./FANS-7 bble wbitejost reed for le to
sar
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Lnoult—,so bbis just reed arid for gabby
acCi J TA I SIMONS.
FISH -400 bbls. largo N 0.3 fdaoketelt
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ttls. hr. but. te7e isailair.!wiet•
oak acallithaltaPurakittr.Mloo,4,brt.
M ANIMA CORDAGN=49- coils mem,
•BATfin-t-1 Eby o,ooo lbs. red sole Lekatber;:-.
oatsWaadai bet.
wArcoloria
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ode DILL 2 11 1 301r1T.- Wiaw
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