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

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211:11- GREAT BACEICOn ItALISOAD. • .
.Mr. Charles; Riled, has - Mode himself, at times,
`equiem* over the Oreai Backbone Railroad,
bat the magnificent line conlemplated in the pre..
jeot so named;la more likely to be verified, than
.
some of the schemes of the utopian gentleman
made ininin
has nolite lately to the Phil*-
- delphis papers: •
This back-bone line commences at Pitirburgb,
and leering the Ohio river at' Beaver, it mimeo
.)ess to theiible lanArbetween the take and Bit
er an spied* as posello. ' This' table land in
the tutek•bone. .Tbie. is th/routo pursued by
. !he Chiaud Pennsylvania R Arced, and by its
• "cetera 'continuation, the pBio and Indiana
• Railrostfj , The 'great Lenefite of thee line ire,
• their C Pnesiita a needy duo west course from ' ;
Pittsburgh, that it avoldi all largo strew:ea and
high;Attila, _and passes through - the greatest
• stretch of 'fins sgrieltittned country probably in",
the world. ; ` Mr. Stinnett°, in one of his re
ports; states that on the Ohio
rend, ;no Airlift .eriet except those amused by
'. • lava;; chef theiggregato curvature of See whole
' lino ie ordi 214 degrees, alter which is liter near
statioul, One weight lino is over CO mileoieny,
• atwitter p',/:` tallest The . gradients ire equally
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' remarkable.. flinty miles of the road are abeoA
lately level, while an • average grade would be
only 9i. feet per mile: • '
Beyondlidt Mayne; it 19 now proposed to ex.
tend the haek-bone line in a nearly due wart
- &unto to Peoria, and from there to the Minis
. • elppi rivei, opposite to Burliegton, lowa, and
from thereto the Missouri river, and thence to
, ;:,. the Paci '
The wholniength et this greet east and west lino
, • from Pittsburgh to the Missouri, passes through
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• ' , ett agetenitalld reglini unparalleled. in riehneno
and extent.'
Free; PitteM, urgit 'to:Fort Wayne, a distance of
• • 8/4 . 14,, the hack-bone line provided . for,
by the Ohio and Emnsylvinia and the Ohio and
Indiana Railroads . From_Fort Wayne to the
81 1i 64 / 1 1 ; 88 2 Miletli.the etmdition of affairs lel
as•
Att Aot.wes patent-, itt.113.1, to incorporate ti
Company to build's Railroad from 'Peoria, on the
Rat' rfre,..tntheldleeissipil river, called the
“Peoria and Oquawka Railrpad Company."
atomiaments were obtained to the
onortif which gives the Company the privi:
et-tormitiating their fond on the bank of
. I tke hileolsei p pi , oppo ei s i Burlington, loia, add
to eitabliekkintlronik ferry at that point; and
anoiker granting the..privilege of extending the
roadTeast iodine& Elate line, thus afford:
leg &oxide/tarterler apaming the State from
fast to west with a railroad.
The Company was -organised, by electing a
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Board of Directors,two or when. reside in Bor
. 'legato, and appointing WicIIAIID P. lileacas,.
, Chief Engineer., The line from Peoria to
, Burlington bas been surveyed and put order
-contract, and 40:miles en- the western dishileti,
and 82' milesen — the eaten, division, will be
reely for thematic hy the Middle of next summer
This link' In the back-beim line will therefore
meet auttuully ba tilled. • '
- There Itatiniu; then, a gap of 240 miles, be.
tweet Port 'Wayne and Peet* to provide for
Thing* Is entiumUlito Coat $8,000,000! . Thin
, may Seem extmealloglyloi to there who ire ao:
• • ettatented to the pric;ayaid in these -coon
' tries, tint renal have been made 'in that section
• for ane7ifth Jam °wizens . the increased price
of iron, the raid may coat, tebuild and stock It,
54,000,000; but this to the outside figure. •
•Row titielink to he provided‘for? This Is
the serious question for Pittsburgh' and
. delphiatecria . and Fort Wayne will 'do all In
`theta power, and-will probably subscribe
006 el* inking 0200,000. Probably $lOO,OOO
more, may be secured on the line making 5300,=,
,000.• We learn . from rept rt of Mr. Morgan, the
Chief Engineer, that the company have aseuran
% oes from a company of contractors of the first iv-
Spot:liability, men who understand and appreci
ate thetaltureml inwortance of the undertaking,
• and who are well convinced that no better op
portmity tan be found for investing capital,
are willing to, bind themselves to bonatruot
' within very period, at a moderate price,-
and in the beat manner, provided three or four
thousand donate per mile can be obtained
Thus with 41,000,000 eta& aerially taken,the
road" eau be secureeti We haye $BOO,OOO on the
, there rentains $200,000, to be raised.
' Mr.--hiorgan partied through thideity lot week.
on bis way to Philadelphia, today these feats
'tone the citizens of that enterprising place, and
we trust ha :wilt receive -all, the aid be ask..
• Philad elphia le:deeply interested in pr eject
Ills a ocuitimmtion of her owe Cruitral line, in a
due went Zonnio,Fand the stock will prove of the
most protitapli description.
= 4 .19.14 the Mississippi, the bark-bona line is
to be presided. for; but no one can doubt, that
Its oonstinetiMt will speedily Allow the contrite
tion of its . eastern connections. A 'dins went'
line from Barlingtob to the Ydissonri will strike
- the menthe( the , Platte, up' which tho Paeifie
Railroad meet go, by the - way of the South Pies
to Callibmiaind Oregon: It will page' through
• the stritthono„' and:boat, and Most thickly est.
tied part of the State of epnoning in a
diegonal Ovation the Des Moines Talley, "onn
of the richiatt icrtbe . ,
This legit back-bone lino will be the mast
alreei, , and: the straighten!, and the obrapear;
and the tHeireit, ibloh can be made between
-the Ailsaiiiiind the Paeitio, and if Philadelphia
will now take hold ;of the - ,Fort Wayne and l'eo..
ria link, width will only require her to subscribe
.about $700,000 to 'what trill be one of the "best
stooks in iite . - oountry,'ehe May ser,.within fi ve
yeart,a continuous Itallnned, running doe West
tient that city to the mouth of the Platte, 1260
miles in leigthl, • ' , •
No road whichcan UV built will compare with
this, for . distaucte.' ,We give below the camper
albs &aim :k m. l .4 x the tamed& routei, which Is
the abortesifforthern male which can , . ever be
Mad., and' the' route it, contemplation. The
Lake shots !Lad New:Fork and Erie route eon.
not compete with due routes in-distance.
ke.Bi..*ititi;;thi,,,4l'.6.6. !rid Piteirefel
• , ,Pkali . lira 'York
hem BoillashritOTeolia, - - • ' 92 miles.
Peoria to Fort Wayne, ' 240
" Fort Wayne to:Pittaburgh, 816
" P i t la b del gh hia to t P h N il e a w d eTohk 368
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Promi:Eiriplispice:y °dial:ling and CentroLitiek
(Vim tei Ntw rirk.
Prom Butllogton to Gatessurg, ' AS miles.
OaltabmT to Otdobgo. 175
• Ohio's* to hficklyso City, "
blioblaad City toDetroit, , '
Dotroit to libtaant,. 228 d , .
- lawn to Albany, , 800.
Albany to Nov York, 114 .
other ranee,
Differeue,
It exec" frees these agora, that by them:
lasi= of the Peoria 'had Oquarke Refried
three* Nit Wejac, Pittsburgh and
Pbllsdei
pbia, to New It is 82 callekneartr tbai by
Maw aid' the :Allellgra Central •IlaP.roal
through Csuds , Ic;id 269 scifies..up saved io
th
reaehlog e-inboard,
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himsaximary cr . Ipiza.—lfe hare had co
mats tram ilti ; Fsst,fpiAra days, aithocati to
pretand hisviktir4dails clap' Werptlit
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MEE
Teriedirid i mioUrapmgnibm
siiit#w tar—
Tkp hay $O, from
"O. P. Q.‘ Diu ext, Wm:
Can 4" ti*kiirepro par" oommeati upon IL
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We see glad see that Dr. Date ham propos
-ed.to.talm{the Malice' eoatroverey out etas
plpers, slid' to discuss •It before an indicates
th e ates calm attend and listen to it.
It las,
.Sort of contrommy not exactly adapted
to the cohannui of Nati piper, and WO Ain be
vitiated to dud_ it removed to another aid mod
Appropriate place of discussion. The publie is
'doubtless analogs to learn on a subject so vital
ly Important to their well-being, and if the die
caution comes ATO may look for oierflowing
boases.-
Comore Iloossa—We wiett the proprietor' of
these eetablishmnto would add more light to
their Halls, whitili are now very 'deficient In title
respect. Oss placed at ehort distances slope
the walls, and the walls, painted white, instead
;or the sombre red and blue which some of them
.present, would greatly tend to their Improve.
meat. As It Is, It glue one„ the blues to go
into most of theta and halt a tendency to pre
vent concerts and other 'entertainments from be.
log se wel4atrontied u they would otherwise
be. We want badly a first rate Hall: adapted
partlonlatly to sound, as well as convenience of
interior arrangement, and with every facility of
logra and egress, which Is an important mat
ter. n ease of Are.
, I'PiT2B4OllOl/1 ' PiT28401101/ OD CIIICAOO.—That these two
- thriving cities will soon be united bya first class
railroad, is not now among the probabilities, but
the certainties. Lath fall we had the pleasure
of attending a Railroad Convention, at Warsaw,
Indiana, the object ot which 1115:t0 organise •
.00mpani to com a / a ct a thillroad froth Port
Wayne to Chicago. The company was orgaidsed
. at that megaton, and directors elected, and
last week we bad the pleasure of seeing in this
city. J. R. 87711PcIllAg, Eti.,' the chief engineer
of the road, iho informal that tins whole line
boa been 'surveyed, and found to be of the Mast .
&Terabit; character—the grades light, the cur..
smarts easy, and expense of grading and bridg
ing emelt. The moat of the way will be nearly
in'a sMight line. The engineers are now locat
ing the Bah preparatory to a letting, which will
take place shortly. The company ben s'acceeded
in securing excellent depot grounds in oblongs,
arad'the enterprise istrumly Seconded in that
city. The auhscriptions of stock along the line
ere quite large, while the right of way costs
tittle or nothing. •By next tall-the road can be
prepared for the rails, aid if.the Iron can be
obtained, the roattrilf be Asished by the spring - I
of 1851.
The line from thin oily to Chicago Is in the
following condition. From Pittsburgh to Crest
line, the Ohio and Fecuseulvaniillailroad will be
finished &bent the first of :Februiry. , From
Creation to Fort Wayne, the Ohio and Indiana
road le under contract the' whole way, and the
grading and bridging will be eompleledearly in
the spring. The iron heti been perahaeed, and
will arrive iu Slay and done, and It is 'expected
that the road will be !milked by the first of
October next. Thin gives as • continuous rail
road to Fort. Wayne. The, remaining link is the
road mentioned above. From'Chicago to Fiat,.
burgh and Philadelphia,' by the' above notice"
lines, will be the nearest role ti to Nei Fork,
nod those who live'to sea 'the stream of leave'
which will pour over It three years hence, will
wonder that any body could have been no stupid
cm to have doubted the practical salmi of the
floe. -
Ccrizzlirirr RiCIIVLD ON DIMWIT 2IT TIIIII BANCI
or Prirenusau.—Weynderetand that our Barks
aro about making an armingemeni nirecition
Dille of eountrj Danko onideposit, apon a plan .
einollai to that adopted by thoprintiipal Banks
of New Yoik,.! and which. has operated so nun
easefully there.
Moarron. fteroeunano, of the City of 111ez
ieo, gives an soeourit of &flea betwiatildr. Al
bert Speyer', • nerelant of Baltimore and a
partiof eleven robbers on horseback. Mr. 8.
was In the.diligenen tith seseril.etter tnerel
me. who were too much frightened to more,
whilst he bravely got out 'tend ehised tie rob
bens with !darnel's'. The matter was ettsl4 I
settled by the robbeitrdeolarieg idr.'B. to be •
Inn man, a4ixemptinehloo ream harm on
sondition'he gave tight arms, end robbing all
the rest. TheNreitor "aye:
In th is fight more than thirty shots were dis
charged neEpeyers. Two half spent balls were
thh only ones that reachea him, when he WWI
searching . for his revolver in the d il lgence— one
struck him on the arm and the other the hack;
a third he toned in his boot on going to bed,
without hi:towing whence it came. The English
man had his hand badly Wetted, by a ballet,
which even now cannot be extracted; the driver
we's Oleo wounded, and the yreneh lady recede
hddn her dress four bullete;widoh did not, how ,
over, injure her. Mr. Albert Sperm Jut in this
, de Weir nothing but his watch and some money,
`posited in the diligence and which be (did not
- claim. having no arme to back his demand: We
lave been informed that Mr. Bpeyers is a mer
chant established in New York, and accustomed
to trowel in caravans among the Indians of the
North„ and and on one- occaelon, behind his, wax-
Ons,with ten companions, sustained against 76-
savages a combat which lasted front sunrise to
sunset, leaving more than twenty-6re of them
stretched on the ground. ,
Menus Twee:Mem= Fiason—UttelaTom's
Cabin has appeared in the feuilleton of three
different Paris papera—theiparS, the &dr anti
the Payr. There seems to have been much mon
epgv:pess, however, among the translators
translate it, than among the ptibllo toned
It is not destined to a very , great. suicess in
Fiance, it is said. The only review of the book
thatbas yet Appeared in Paria le that In thane.
bate, by John Lemonoe. The Paris correspond
eat-of the Waehlutrton Republic gives an extract
from it as follower
• "This book is profoundly impregnated, and,
no to say, saturated with the epirit of the Bible:
and It is this which explainslii prodigious sea
eess in Amerles and England. And yet, con
sidered es a work of art, and a place of
composition, It is. extremely defective, and ar
gues great ineiperience. Bat it the sump time
it is so essentially moving sind pathetic that it
goes strait to the heart: it Is a glow of the ham.
er streak flat •upon the. head of the nail. It
boa au objent, which, Is to inspire a hOrror of
slavery. .This,object It attained, and thin littlo
poem hen became to the two worlds.' Marian
taboo. by the voice of which an Institution, cursed
by God end by men, will crumble away."
Oo the 15th inn' Uncle Tom's Cabin appeared
in Parte, in book form; at forty . center' copy.
Tito translator Is Al. La &dollop, who Is an ex
perienced head at the - businese, haring rendered
Into French' the whole of Cooper; and many of the
works of Dickens and Marryati.. The review!,
aiming that the success of the book cannot be as
&eat in Praace as in England, and may not be.
-pernetnatod Dula as a classic. It is stated that
ht. Denery, 'oat 'of the best play wrighte, Is a
, deptieg it teethe Preach stage, and that It will
bi produced ip about tiro mantle.
The Riede gives the authoress's name as Ma
dam. Atone, while the Pap declares her to he
Madame Henrietta Sion. It may be said of her
snot tho deceased patriot: “Dieter glory, and
h4l his name spelt wrong in We Guettn"
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Pnoviszoss.—A writer In the. Philadelphia'
Ledger attributes the present high pries of
some artinlis of provisions to the rapid Inoriamt
of immigration, and reetsom afuir thievish
In the'lest three yens the military has eapflp.
Pd about .pne million fauzdgmnte, who consume,
on the average, one pound of meat dilly, and a
quarter of a pound of butter. Taking the aver
age weight of bullocks' killed 4800' pounds,
mistipg the fat and offal, it would require an in ,
nreued amount of animal food, equal to foot
hondred and fiftysix Unwind two hundred and
PAY head of cattle to supply our new guests,
independent of the•oxtra quantit y y neermaryler
the ordinary increase of population. • Of butter
it would takes sufficient' number of cows' to
yield thirteen millions pounds extra. •
The power of wind upon lario bodies of water
vu shorn in the recent storm ozi Lake Erie.
,Wo Lunn that the ender . iy the.Detrolt Biter fell
two reek and at Maiden, wear. the mouths of the
ricer, felt four &e 1.,: Vessels lying at the latter
Once grounded at the pier., Where they built°
ley fpr two days faithe,water to return. I
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E. 1.11.3.14.11 COXDIIO7OI. MOSally
hoot ootkdaotar of a hided tuft on the Oakes
sod Chitheto Itelletad. named Este; WU knock
ed from the top of the teak to pseelag under
bridge, end Instaatly Mad.. The—t2sin puled
cs.to Wee, :the seeidest Ina discrind,
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.JAPAN. , • .
ntimberior the .rdiarlig Ikei me —th e
paiodital Anost tilssely dentitled in sentiment
with the moderate liberals 'of Britain—has
elaborate article on the contemplated United
States expedillon to - Japa n. Soon after the an
nouncement of the project, the loading Lobdon
;journals declared themselves warmly in itafavor;
and the rads° stately Review sustains the‘decti:
Boa is a spirit of candor and great friendliness
to this country. The reviewer deniee the right
of any people to withdraw from the comity of
nations, and contends that the Milted States will
be justified in going beyond the exaction of 'in
demnity for wrongs sustained and compelling
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the Japanese to enter into the system of political
and sommerciel intercourse that obtains among
the nations. Re argues thus on the ground that
the compulsory seclusion of the Japanese is a
wrong not only to - fhemsetres but to the civilised
world:
..Every ono is so far master at home that the
lay of nations has been bitherfe very tender of
atilhorising a country to tariff its commeve or
its society upon another. lint the rightlikof ler
dependent sovereigety must be so constnaed ati
to berm:lot:tellable with the great principles upon
which all titles of property or jurisdiction ulti
mately depend. It is difficult to entertain a
doubt that, after co long and patient a delay,
other DaCope are justified in demanding inter
course with Japan, as is right of which they are
unjustly deprived. The Japanese undoubtedly
have en exclusive right to the posseselon of their
territory, but they must not abuse that right to'
the extenfOrdebarrlog all other nations from a
participation In itiriches and virtues. The ooiy
seotir's title to property, whether it be a hovel
or an empire, in thtt the exclusive - possession of
one is for the benefit of all."
. la reletion to Commodore Perry's expedition,
`the- Writer remarks:
"All human presumptions seem to indicate
that if Commodore Perry's expedition is con
ducted in the same spirit of prudence and oonr r
ago which has hitherto presided over the warlike
operations of the United States Goverment, the
hours of Japancee seciasion are already number
ed. We have, IkAwever, the autborityef English
officers who havelServed with great distinction in
those distant !Welt for ststing that they plate
a wide difference upon en attack upon Japan
and any similar operation which has been car
ried out either in Chins or in any other district
of the Indian Bete. Tho Japaiiese are ajrood
and-warlike race. They are careens of danger
and indifferent to life; where one ceinhatant falls
another will take hie place,' and another, and
another; ad though the only object - of their 'as
sault was to exhaust the fire of their enemies,
and then aeorpower them by sheer cambers.
We tan atarcely :thigh', if Commodore Perry
should decide to advance 'lnto the laterite
with the small force at his divan], that the
hest attempt will end in favot of the expedi
tion. The army at Japan consists, by the la
test accounts, of 300,000 foot soldiers and 50,000
cavalry." •
Their tactics; however. are greatly inferior to
oar own, 'lnd the munitions are of tho poorest
descriplii3n: Nererthelees, they are a formida
ble enemy compared with the Chinas.
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ALLEGE:BAY VALLEE RAILROAD.
76 the Editor of the littebstrith Gazette:
Nal SIR ,The articles herewith, from the
Nee; York Thies and Cincinnati Gazette, are
deemed worthy of tho serious consideration of
our °Miens. Cincinnati and St. Louie ate the
great distributing marts of the Western country,
and New .Yorkers and Bostonians hems always
been gallons to connect with them.
' The managers of the (Pittsburgh?) and Erie
Railroad Company have employed engineers
from the New' York end Erie Railroad, to "make
a survey through Warren and Crawford counties,.
Pennsylvania, and upon their report of the pros-
Dearth, of the work, and the'ection of our
County Commissioners, in sabecriblog to the
Allegheny Valley. Railroad, will depend upon
whether another railroad shall be made across
oar State, withinosight of our eannti, to some
point on the Ohio river below Pittsburgh, either
Wellsville, Beaver, o'r farther west.
A great stir has been made by this (Pitts
burgh?) and Erie road and its friends and ad
mirers in Pittsburgh to atop the Luke Shore
Railroad. Was all that t 0,.. and pairlotisni for
the benefit of their project to get around oar
city?
We have some croakers amongst' no, who
would have laughed at Fulton, and eneered 'at
De Witt Clinton—men:litho would poesy° the
des•in-manger policy—men who bate all pro
gress and Improvement—the school tax, they
mild, educated poor men's children at rutin en
pence—:-mett Who oppose the right bf way for
railroads, and will not allow telegraphs on their
'property—men who nay none but property:hold
ers have a right trivet° or sigepetitions, or be
4 haard for or against thin sibecriptian—mon who
denounced the county subscription to the Central
road, although the bonds are today at par, and
the city enbemiption tc the Ohio and Pennsyl
vania Railroad, and who have no 'measure of '
abase for the late Councils'. enbecription to the
Allegheny Valley and Steubenville roads.
We lost the National Road byfolly—we failed
in our Baltimore conneetioe, and If the Commis-
Sinners do not soon set we will Milo stopping
thin concretion below no, which would be another
blow at the prosperity of our aides and county, I
which might have Been avoided. T. O. H.
A'A direct, six foot gouge road from New York
to Cincinnati. is In contemplation; brandies off I
from the Erie Road at Little Valley, above
Olean, and traversing the counties of Warren and;
Crawford, in' Penneylvania, and from the Nortli',
,'Western line of that Slate, direct to Cincinriati,
or as nearly so as practicable. We have been
aware of this Important contemplated connection
with the Erie Road, as well as the Allegheny
Valley connection to Pittaburgh r for tome weeks; I
but was not aware, until made so to•day;that it
was to be of uniform wide page. The Cinoin
nail Smelt+, his the following referring to the
name project:
A project is on foot, and is . pressed with great
earnestness by Eastern ospitalista, as well ashy
many enterprising citizens in Ohio, to caution
a line of railway front Olean, New York, through
Penturylvattla and Ohio,. to connect with lines
leading to Indiana and to Cincinnati, at some
suitable point 44Dhio. Thin track to connect
with the New York and Erie Road at Olean, and
to be a six-foot track, so aitto open an unbroken
wide allege from New York to thin city. The
proposed line, as we understandat, passes down
•Ihe Valley of the Allegheny, say to Warren, Pa.,
thence into Ohio by Warren and Ravenna, and
en to interseet•the Pennsylvania and Ohio Road
at Wooster or AltuteSeld, branching eoutti.weet
to this oily. Should this lino strike Wooster or
Loudonville, It will, probably, take the route
through Mount Vernon, Delaware andiSpring-
Bald in this direotion, and will make a pretty
direct route from this city to Olesn.
This Is an Important project, and we are In.
formed that It is based on existing charters in
Ohio, (granted under -the old constitution) and,
In Pennsylvania and New York. We are not now
able to refer .to the precise provisions of the . /
°barters alluded to, or to give their dates or
titles; but we euppottethat the whole intent Of
the.preposed lien within the State-of New York,
and for some considerable dietanos within the
Stale of paooyhrolga, will be over the rotate of
the Allegheny Valley Road, from Pittsburgh -to
Olean, and within Ohio will puts some thirty or
fortymiles south of the LakeZhore to the Wea
r Should r the 13t.qoutsl.rack be I t ro a n . t r' h : rs r a il;
guage, it spay happetrtluit a continuous line of '
wide guage road may connect the cities of St.
Louis, Cincinnati and New York.
Tut LOCOMOTION OF 4i LOBITIII-411 the lob
ster and aillivlong-talled crustacea such es.
the variant kinds of shrimp and prawn, the tall
Le the chief instrument of loisonation. Owing to
the form of the body these animals, noteith.
standing their well-developed lep,make bat slow
work of It when they attempt to amid. But
nothing can exceed their activity in swimming,
or, more properly, in darting baokwanhtthreugh
the water. The rapid motions of the shrimp or
prawn mail be &War to every
,sea-tide visi
tant. Thole of &lobster, though less frequently
/MN, are equally rapid, and both are effected
Is the same manner. The tall in these animas
te tarnished at its extremity with a number of
broad, Bat pate& so platted as to close together
when this organ is extended, and to -open
sod present a broad • fan to the Teter op
every downward streie. The lobster turns his
back, which le smooth and rounded, so as to pre.
sent little resisanoe ,to la water in the direct
Bon In which he wishes to mire, and then by a
Aprons stroke of the tail he tan dart backwards
iidistanoe of eighteen or twenty feet.
• flea are at the very bottom of the kW lad
the rhylielan toff sick Went. ..batj shall ea-
Aim, to getyeaup iota." ..Ifearyip s lib eol i t
of breath
..beforei /mat . tka toprfa i th e re .
7 •
'
MMii
•
tOoe v a.io o eeo . erthi. tittehu(sn near Gotsstte.t
• ' Art, Yolig., Deo. 4,-1852.
The weather here is extremely moderate for
the season, and Makes the labor of moving the
tame of produce arriving comparatively small.
Everylmeane of transportation amuck folded to
the extent of its capacity, and the goods left be
hind are ten t fold more than thohe that airier.
A new invention that mast commend itself to
every consumer of gas, Gas just been made pub
lie here, and arliritinn be ofiered out of thecity,
and wheretorgas is bunted. It has long been
known that "motors," though they tell how mash
haa passed throes!. them, (after satordihing the
consumer,) do not regulate the COMlMptioo, nor
la their any mode cf doing so, except by the
burner'. So great M the premium at certain
tlme a l cay
late at night, in a public assembly •
room that a large qoantity of gas is forced into
the atmosphere; to the discomfort cf
en
audience, without being valuable ne • light.
The evils of too great a preeeure are evident
to all who consume gas, and need not be enum
erated. It needs only to be eald that this instru
ment which is placed upon the eenrice pipe be 7.
tween the meter and the burner, completely re
golfing; the flow, allows no noire to ,peso thin
bores; and eaves to lthe connouvr twenty five per
rent. The apparatua is now In use, and so
oompliebes that we have elated, and any enter
prising citilen'of Pittebargh may have a chance
at the profits, If he thinks proper -1i word to
the. wise!
la Wall Street there ask speculation, and
prieea are upon the advance, generally. 'Can
ton Co. 'twilit% at par, a point never dreamed
of, a few year, ago, except by entinsiasto.—
Reading; is bought for almond at par. Erie at
Oa, and J. S. dacha itt 120, ex dividend. Long
Island, in Which Philadelphians have made for,
fortunes,l Lae touched fifty, hating been pushed
op from',fifteen. A sale of $lOO,OOO of POW
burgh tic per ciente, of long date, have been sold
above par, and 103 now anted. ttoney-wan nev
er no atitindant as now, sad no email trouble is
hpd in finding a safe inieetment at eatiolactory
ratee. The next two years most nee an activity
Is all departments of trade, such an our pant
history oitmot parallel, if the country is kept' at
peace. Our Alps will obtain a rate of freights
(or cotton, nook an hut not been known far *long
time; nor can all other branehen of Industry be
beiduil them in profit. Our agricalterat pro
duce gene at prices that ere very remunerative,
, and except in a few manufacturing districts, we
iare prosperous universally.
Oa Saturday no less than fief, pet-none are to
be called op fur eantance of death. Three of
them were convicted of the murder of one man,
and neither of them are twenty three yearn of
age. No One here donbta the jostle, of their
soettenar, hot there sire three who would gladly
ho spared the calamity of .being informed that
five men *re to be jadidially murdered by
the State of New York. ft mete daily - inert)
doubtful whether .It in of much advantage to
send men to their last aocouutl for violating hu
man lawn. And any true min Will ball the time
when criminals will be placed whero lime shall
be given for reformation, of. thin
I:mem nod barbaroun practice of hanging
them.
Tleteithere bosineas ithildooneertiriag progresii
finely, and the transfer olFdellara from the ea&
mous to the performer', Is &steady lithe latter
could desire. Horace Mann, Miss Bacon, Thick
ens', and the female Citsader Afro, "Smith,"
not the wife of Smith who Is to much troubled
about gettiug info Oahe, are theaters jut now.
Meagher, the Irish patriot, earned eleven hued.
red dollars clear by hie lecture, which is better
for him that a publio reception, at which the
Aldermen could hare found comae to rob th e city
etroog.baz. C.
= , For the Pittabursrls Oozelte.
ABM ALLOPATHT.
James Rile], M. D.—Deer Sir—Since the nt
tengon of the public has, Of late, been drawn to
theVuhject Of Mediclee, by the circumstances
atteuding the decease of the tnech lamented
IVALTER since you are the first
physician of the Allopathic school & this city,
cojoyibg the advantages of !eluting and re
epettability, 'who 'Ese openly written against
the merits of illomosopathy-1 am constrained
by a wish, that the public may rightly under.
steed the points at hieuehetween the old and
ue• schools of Mediaine,.as well as, by attach
meat to a fluorite system, to inrito you to moot
meet an earl:, day, before a public aesembly, for
the fair discussion of the following propoeitlone,
sir
•
let, That, Simaihne eurantur"—Like
caeca lake—te 'A* fundamental law in Iffeelitioe.
24 That, the medicinal powers of /Will can
be correctly aseertained in no other way, than by
the vital tat—the trial of drugs...upon the healthy.
To these prOpositione I affirti, holding myeadf
In readiness Co meet al objeotions you any tame
against
With oetitiments of calico,.
Your moot ob't.
P. 8.-Bpeciel arrangements for the diem ,
Rion can Le made ea soon as you signify your
acceptance of my Invitation. • J P. 1).
W, PSIII6TIVANIA — From Pittsburgh;
the great western Emporium, there will sooli be
railroads running to carman points
of the corn
pace, and which cannot fan to make that c'ty
one of the wealthiest in the Union. At the come
time that Pittsburgh will be ineremingln wealth
and population, the surrounding country will,
to a greater or lesser extent, partake of hoe
prosperity, its resource's will become developed,
and its facilities for travel and transportation
increased. As a legitimate consequence of this
elate of affairs, every ' , description of property
will be greatly enhanced in value. When. we
speak of Western Pennsylvania,` we maxis all
that which lies west of the Alleghenies, (rem'
The southern to the northern borders of the
Suite, and we have always thought, and still,
think, this-the moat importeat and desirable re
gion of country in the .United States. Its natu
ral advantages are not to be excelled anywhere,
and with the improvements already completed
end now in progress, we shall soon be in pos
session of all that is necessary to render our
people prosperous beyond all precedent. With
• productive soil, an abundance orminerals, a
healthy climate, and excellent water prthileges,
bordering on one slde on the northern Lakes,
end on the ether on the bead waters of the Pe.
tomac, with the tributaries of the two greet
rivets of the Eastand the West, the Suequehm.
Da and Ohio, bending In anekdowing through-a
Portion of Our territory, and 'the various canal
anti railroad connexions with the:Lakes and the
Sea-board, together with oar navigation facili
ties, we certainly are Is posseeslon of all the
meanie of individual comfort, wealth and inde
pendence. Why shOuld men leave such a coun
try and expose themserree to all the evil. of Eli.
IMO, and the dangers of a jocrney or the has.
ards of a voyage, and seek. riches among the
sands of California, when by Industry and care
they candled* acquire a competence In• a few
years and enjoy the blessings of home, of health
and society? Sorely he who can . - ot live here
and enjoy life, cannot do it elewhere. True, we
do not make fortunes, here in a day, as they
are sometimes made In California, or even on
the western tirades; neither do we spend for;
tunes here as Ninny as they are spent there.
Oars Is a slow but mire way of acquiring wealth;
and If *e have but patience and use proper dil
lgence, we hatutot fall to ohtaln all that is no
oessat7 to Make us feel comfortably 'at home:—
indium, Register.
RIM /TEX&
We are informed that • gentleman In 'lair
and regular standing" in one of our oily church
es, entered- Telman's muslo store a day or ti)
liDOB, and stated'hle wishes in thin 'lee:
"Have pita Solomon's Song? LILA to get a
copy."
•
"No, no," mild the salesman, not being able
to recollect at the moment any lithographed
sheet with that title, "No, I'm afraid not" A .
"Eh," eald. the amateur, drawing, on his kit,
"perhaps it isn't oat yet. Our pastor spoke of
it tut Sunday as a production of great imolai
and beauty, sad I went my daughter to learn IL"
The shopmen with what gravity he could clam
med, regretted that he.had no copies in yet,
and the customer left just in season to lave the
Scat buttons of the book-keoper at desk.
Tau Polishitailee in New York commemcri
ted the twenty third- anniversary of. their revo
lution by wind mass at St. Andrew's Catho
lic' Catirch.on Monday. A number of foreign
ers, other than Poles, were present.
0171 LA7OOAOll.—The difficulty of applying
rules to the pronunciation of our language may
be illustrated in two lines, where the combine.:
time of the letters oast to pronounced seven dlr.' ,
ferent ways, namely,ac o, ej, of, up, so, est:
"Though the tough cough and hiccough plough
me through,
O'er the dark lough ,my count. I still pursue.!
Bassta or Paontsa.--At- the recent term of
Court la Wayne county, Ohio, Eleanor' McCon.
nail received a judgement of $1,401)
Jo hn N. John N. 'Rayed. for breach of a marriage prom.
The Whig State Convention of Louisiana inert
at Baton Rouge on Monday and nominated Louis
Bon:talon, as the Whig candidate for Governor
of that State at the nest 'election.
PITT sea Soasowa, &c.—The editor of an In
diana Journal has the following: •
"RAID Ur.—lt is but aelde to the! we trouble
oar patrons_ by Mang them' to fork over the
!mall beam des nn, bat we think If they only
knew low &Mint/its tank it is for us to make
picnic= to . protect Bally end the ohildronfroas
the cool,- ohlillag bleat of Winter, that is now
=Ws* Tip= usWts se evelenahe, It would hard
ly be asconotly. to ay pay owe; fat they would
,costs niclis imaate'
ram Nair YORE-
Drunkenness, accorSior to the Portland pa-
Tem, ie greatly on thp increme \i g th a t pit y ,
notwithstanding the ell ingena provisions at the
Maio° Ltw.
% \
Joelsh E. Barclay Seq. a fay; ii, and tor ,
diedcurly editor of tbo Fulton (PEA) publican,
died at Bedford an the 24th ult. \ \ _
ISIE. B. Winn eras shot dead in diti nett co.,
(Gs.) a few days ago, by. A., D.. , Donlop,\ who
onapected birt of improper iitrimaoy --lift Iklns.
Dunlop.
eg!e•
gior ' woe each, hie presence so MayestioanHibt,
.aided, that probably no one ever looked
without being struck (if one may aiinpeak) with
'the impressive grandeur of bin aipect.-deo ra j ld
workebly ie anion with the gigaaticetntelleot of I
the moo. When he was in England 'thirteen
years since, the people of all elassek, aa they
looked•upon hie mejestle form, seemed to Vegald
Lim lie a noon altogether the moat Geok. ij s ke and
wonderful in . hie mien, they but ever set their
eyes upon. • •Iresesoe," eicli4ed \ Sidney
Smith, ..Why, he lookaiike a mall Ceithufrait"
\
We have just learned that Philadelphito
mode a subscription of $2.50,000't. th H ,
field Railroid. This in cheering newe, ar -
tiv the promise of an early complerit
whole lead 7-11.fon. Repub.
A Rkr.ro of rns Prier.—Tie confine of
derelopes the frier that a m yth, named i
Miller, now living among the (ethane, , efL
township, Simcoe county, and assimilated
lob
them in mai:leers and habits. in 11Gyeara ofege.
He woe to Waill's army, before Qnebee, 95 years
ago.
•
"Has the cookery book any picturen?" Bill
Idles --' to a bookseller. "Nri, madoni,„'t,
wax e b lu rl
e la ply: "Why," exclaimed themitly and
bettdy, "what is the use of telling uti ,
bow to make a grit dinner, if they give us no
plates,"
• ,
it need to be said lwaritErerett . ; , A the
time he was pastor of a c E hutth iu Hostone savoy
'carnage, that he made the moat eloqstent prit?'-
er over addressed to a city congregation. \
WAIT BECIILT.--11M0 ready two pat . tis 4
4-
log water; and on the new milk coming to , the ,
dairy, take the hot pant out orthe water, ptif
the milk in one of them - and mover it with the,
other. This will occasion a great, imamate in
the thickness and quantity of the cream:
•
• LARD.
ger R. WATSON is now engsgeti in
alonehteittot 6.00 d !tom and will harp contently on
howl a I.rge !work of Hulk Pork of hie own curing:
Woo. a No.l article of Lard, In hbte and keg., toe !ale at
10. Ware House, corner of Warty and Wayne Erreols.
W. A. A 'CLURG &
HAVE REMOVED TO THE CORNER OF
•
WOOD AND PLITII STIZI-D79, ' •
WORD& they otter to their old oustoioors
and Um public generally. at the Invest raid. WhOD
ante and !Wall, the larheah Doad 0010 4 nod r^WPllt.'
.Btosk of
VOICE TEAS, FAMILY GROCERIES,
WOODYR AND WILLOW WARN TO BY TADAO
•
IN THE WIST, art
SAMUEL ;GRAY,
SIERCHAIIt-T 4 ILOR,
No. 47, St. Clair 116te1taildingia,
Clair siren, Pittiburgh.
ENTGNMEN'S CLOTIIING MADE EX
CLUdIVICLI Wm.:ter, sod ..;rented Id wait. Ilea
il eon hand . chafe* Cl 4 .
etwortedeot
LO .I CASSIBIERES.
VESTINGS end OVERCOATINO, •
OP THE LATEST STYLES.
Yeieetrti est . ..emir tor the nurtam,trada.
le. raid their orders will hare their widow :consulted and
z,. azi , ted with. all wort Is done wader li,iedo.tvazarer.
- ---- ---. -- ---
gralMti INES, &o—Persons wishing to put
et.4x. toarnis Wind Lao Ledoom or all description, puce
se sineared, can obtain Mem, at tn. Want DriCici at Da
tem Nam of ' JACOB WEAVED, Jed,
'Oen Hatket mid Front iteri .
POSTLEY, NELSON & co.
ao. 39, WOOD WIWIDIT. sirrintigan, Da.
HAN tIFACTUREILS of Gun-Barrels, Ca.si.
lilted and ilammared novels; Elude.. So.al not
'
litem.
He
Hay amil Mumma orts.
Ail mtlelea wads of do bus t material, and cartatettal
equal to If not superior to any In the marten It.rehacta
5
ial others a / a nther to =lefts/manilla! It to their atm.-
""
DO tomtit and mamlne our stock before Durebasint elm-
Goodyear's Patent Bobber oe
ErAMES P. TANNER, No. 56 Woodet.,is
el War In twelpa of a lama lot of Me above, makaal,
d h.., • hitt tat by the ca, dn.% at pr.,'
canalthrably Wow tba tuantMeture.--leaLe t ra .111 plaaaa
nail and •aannn. '
rnalkad2.
JAMES P.• TANNER.
WHOLESALE DEALER .
IN BOOTS, SHOES, BONNETS, 3c.,
NO. 513 WOOD 1171FALT, PIITSBOROU.
lietwien Third and Fount. 7
tgrAly stock =Amen' every variety and
Ryler of 800n...b00n. Donna,. Le_ puynn.ww4 attract ferny
lb« New &wand Manatartur..a, agaphal antWeNOY for
Vs I and Vi inter Wen. and ba wig at P.aeaern prfoo•
all • Pfi eaasnina bet re buying. aeoll
Jodi U.
ArCORD & CO. •
WIIOLESALE 4 RETAIL FASIIIONABLE.
HAT AND CAP
MAN UP,ACT Oft.F. RH.
AND DIAILIII IN ALL LINOS OF /DAL
column OF WOOD AND FL FPO WM /
Pittabargh, Pa.
NEW CARPET STORE.
_ .
'ROBINSON & 'CO.,
NO.: 47, PLPTII STREET,' NEAR WOOD.
Now opening a large and entirely now
reek of Imported. and Asusaisus ClaPsla, lourthsr vitt,
ASsyysyltur usually kept In • Claw eters, at the Wrest
cos, prim.
A. H. HOLMES 64: BRO.
Successor to H. P. Nelson & Co., •
MANOPACTIIIIIRIUI OY
SOLID 808 VICES,
IP UMW 1i000.R144,
ftlaKtl. /14.
PITTSBURGH. PENNA.
rt.l.ss No. /34 Water Meet: third dons Oboe tu/l110•LI
la - all work trareantiel amal to an suasilietural.
ssISl
• D-' artnerahip.
E andereignod have thie day bntered
lam n`Rrfn.rtdltt n .I.r the name awl style of
log a sesame Althea bweljnsriersili. t:zaF.llll;ghewll:
NUDERT T. KENNEDY.
•
a. N. DRYA..,
W. IIaIIALSY.
A M. CUILDA,
MINO IWAIITZ. •
Canal Dula , Allegheny O DY P..s
gle June l
nee27:lgteatf
1111 E members of . the New Eoglaisi Society
Ttt d trrniaNg; trstrr.re(l:fraitt7M the
tTecLg
the Ilthilast., steitatllosta far thsesaithat sarittlid to
tasks arritsgalastain (or th e Lupus'. Festival, niti Lae W 24
kat. Vet order. ISAAO trairrtss.
likettl.l Entristiter:
300,000 COPIER BOLD! --7
THE NEW 04.11 NINE SACRA.:
IMPROVED SINGING 13001C14 L. MA,
port..ontalninc—
. • I. &Notion of the best Tutus. from all Mr. Memo',
omelette broke.. 9 110.0 rots 001 0positiOns b Cu Zoo
ern 1, ADpeUdi.,'..4l.lrut flew t 0,,,,, Tb. whole
malt, ..[L. moot hattortnut book or Church Memo Ip
thm north"
Th. We of Them Modred Tbonsaod Cumlaa BMX
Is eatkelent Hide.. of its mart*. Pine. latter Oxen.
Met to the pubtlobars. Moe A Kendall, Boston, KM emu.
baud soapy by null, for extuni.llort.
Also tor este by R. o K., The Baton neetismy.e-Balise
Lion : The pewee,: Emotes Larne lbsoloal Enemies. or
Basuto; Ilasslett Juvenile Kingston Books; The Berton
tilmrito,k C. 1117 P ( PUIsn) Th e ovtort Aottlenry 'a COIN.
(ii,
o f
Ileoromtell (put nova to 014 Tem dcosn) end robe,
masks) work.
-Boston, tiov, DO, UM
Lots in Oakland for sale.
rilliAT beautiful' Tract of Land, formerly
twipoulag ta , ,fhe Chadwick Camp; toff chtlaw the
resclance w il lthe hate blows Atwood. Yeansylvania
*venue. be sufallelded , info Aria Lot.. and effort,'
for al& so soon as a pint meta made by U fitir“yor.
tor Teal, MK DO proTerly ham been olhowd 10 thil
, marts t, mammals squal.iodomitsuia to per.orot demon.
of making rucestornats In reeLarfafe. Being ghosted In
the midrt of °moo( the wi i f
dallightful oowo,ootrs o .,.u on
putsbarsh, thews luta aft p1at.141147 &Arable Ur psi
rate residanose.whi • their rise. and tha rapid est...lon
of the City in that &Talton, afford' an uppartuairr for
inseralstion co canons who may be durum to pobipda...
tbrun into naafi Lots.
bar forma enquire of
dee
A. WILKINS:A
- • lb north nowt.
corns/sad Post copy.)
RetOl Elton at Auction.. t . f
pN.Bionday morning, December 6t6, ath u
O'iloelt. at the Clommariod
kid w ith ou t sprain. of
oat and fifth street{ •vld to sold without 11101107.11
Largo farosra Met of tootonabla Dro Moods. or,
MadClaba, Coadmaraa nation& Trend/kb:ad
nos, Uasonnrott whin, rod and pito, or !Mamba Prlotn
BUN ?malady. Gamin Mailbag Titan's...imam.,
aA Catabrica Waits Oordn lonan !Unborn; Mentors;
Olorno Patient . Threat 9 . ooe_cotntri: Itroaba and nas.-
13=311441a2.13tva.
catUnltiblVatiri.
Alto. Molnar. art , Thtlo Wan and narenenrare;
J 7'On:won Wrspointrior./.. a..
Con tontlnstad wan ell aro mit.
Aided .• • /S DAVIS. Avottoneete
CBROLDERLES—Now. opettiag, at - A.
Ai nisi's i We, • larva wid yard 'Mock Of Sett-'
atosommo. Un.
amolaroso,M4Ssook moaactaiss. ..inantiaaaadataa,
ao s aa-ot the strfoot tad mat tmIII•••111, gooj
Dr
es: . ems, paatar ret sheet
( B eformectXutch) Church is New Tick; bee
bean elected Chancellor of the illairersiktof the
city of Few 'York. -
The Wheeling Times of For. 30th. ;aye \
• Baltimoreand Ohio Railroad
.will bo 'completed
through by the lit of January.
•
John Florence, 'formerly proprielOr of the
noreuce enbaequently_nt the City.
Ihrel, in New York, died last Saturday.
Wm. 11. Astor, EN , has given 1 V3,000 to the
'toroth's:ion for :be relief of Aged and ladigind
FAnoles in Ne• York.
A ne• hotel, called the '•'Collins Hotel," ie
about to to cpeeed near the de . ro: of the Col
-1:1211 line of 'learners.
.op.
Mr. R'rbster'dpersattal appoionce, cr
LI UCKWHEAT FLOIFR--150 Raab, in
Lir .i.r. awl for 4114 by [44.41 J. IR. FLOYD.,
B
_...2_ , L 1,
UTtERL-6 bbleTirtai &11. fur sale dM
by
_ ....:!LPJT
BA ~..' 1
I/NS-10 bushels spell White &MON
JP lbe ale by DWI .. J. t .R. FLOYD.
A PYLES-50 bbla. (heart Ap ples • 100 do
11 Dr 7 do: for male bY a n.'fll)
LO.
F"" -..i.O 44414.,00di1e by
do 4 ~- J. t R. FLOYD.
QUQAIt Sp
11 . _141_s N. . gar, gal
too
D.
IKITAM -30 casks Potahh, to etoro :aid
for sale by (d•4l J. AB. FLOYD..-
L'i XTRAArr LOU WOOD- , 200 - Ixmoi --- 977674 , ,
."1e hr
.1411 B. A. FALINIZTuCK a Co. • '
B AY - Rum-1w g aff; - . f - • --- • o riii_e k b
Rill dot B. A. FA DAUM Sa co.
g 1 fialIND GINWR-sals. p_ ,art
0 ' for earo
II ir__by WO •a. A. FAI/N1811)01K • .
tolEf e
IJ by, to.tl FASINEATUCK • CU., •
1 UTCII--"000 lbs.. for tanners' use. CO;
mts br IL A. IPAII.VLSTOCK A CO.'
liirNITE .3f CI
•'1 6,4- ' 11" A. sannnerocn tW.
EitItINO- , • ••
60 boxes No.l EsoOtod flonioll
10001t '20 .
Naiad do do; • ,
WOW
ICKIlte. Nairn C 3411.64
• Tolman and bottruts. fa Mitt rocolrod
11. A. 1 1 1cCLIAIO CO.
SUGAR-12 for sale low
Dr - [awl WWI T • 1/11711P114.
C. 7, ALMON
let M 6. i•••
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ARD-- k u s No. read fat,Rale
- •!, Dk:LL .14LIOGIkinkrikt,
ID.E.Y.-713Q011tef EGaqoki fo r
1d4.61 v.B muuktuaq.
DJDJ bite Dist kkvelzed (Or L.:Drawl. larn.s.kpctearlat
ex L.mg kl/4DuarDrven•Dha•ls,(Lkklanteakkqj
•
, '•
rR I 3IMINGT laige anzitreen
i 8 . t ir
FaLrrhrt.
Tifasaqi.
•4 Oil biro Jost -rooeired ilikautiful.tilredoo
otrol4rre!l Noes. (oink \
bbls. Crab der. \O a - i r aperi
for or
.tpc \ 7es
irtoredii.:mkr.,t4.l
, . . ---
dr -Ittfili,:-APPLMS—.-50 bbltt, %Appleii\ 0 ,,
N_a choke • vailrtla; for Bale by '
4 11 ;OUR - 4iTbols.\13. F. Flour, nrsi9ro awl,
R' far Axle by 'Weal II DAlZabb a CO. ,
SUNDRIES= \
6 oaks Gad Flab. \
673 amen Carrarycocasl \ . . \':,,,,. ...
In .. berellerw s ll bac , ~'
maks ellrftli , b4, N. in s•bre sod bar ea a at
Yob ••
1 abACK8U1.61,6 , 10„ .2.
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,
. Tqt,liiale .
- \ '
Two LOTS-26 ' FEkT l i cont on ilebecop
11,..t Alletnab.lrxr=lh.omthlva. Enquire of \
Bank Lexi, Alleelf• H ej City.'
r or of , 1301.0itos.AcuTrica. irn.,.
....let It •
, ~ \ lieeetre om...___,
VIEARL ilARIElr—i btiar \ Rale by ..
k Ilea '" R RI36 LEICRY.LLIboaI a.
___
.___
ir dCi
ee, f,lr sale by
smbres.
I)RUGGIS LASELS-75 boSks.c.;r sale
b 2 aft b.:AD.ADIffSIVE4,"LAST'E.Ib4rt'eans
J•_oo2l_ , ..st.
1-I.loll.Cfc L EAD, - perinea, 1 cask Ihr Wale'
AMP UOR— for 5613 1 lbs. sale by
N sat.t.mt.s,`. „
11 tAr CAW of Common Pleas Allrg'Arny , rf the County of
f
o nhtteref the voluntary Assignment:
% i ll. Altgask to,llenryo. 71.Ortoit,
~ .4 uo74 ' 4• Fthul,his• lb. Chart to 8010
ter tha
balsam lb toe .4. of, lb. Asolguoe, will outer uPon
thh duties at hie aitipelututent, on 'ruin .aT i `the daite•
abed '/Vrti.'6l4'l',j(Vtl; 44 VP:aul.l%. 1 :4 ' 1% rel r Pt. r 7!:
-whekaudstrhere alrpensom ,interesh ae n'queated to:
atteu!,.. ,\ • . 'Y. thtbLlK4.•
,T\ Cloying;
aelweribcrintencting te closable pref.
411?,E1'531%.4:7 t a . b ,v h l tt . ;,!'s27,,Ta T 4,11.1, 4;r:
uckt. for 1.4. g, Of.Ook ostulsteitt pa'rt of
the I.luurneu'leeltable gouda
I tI t i lt " O C I. 1 ! " 13.21t?,1
black lath Canto.,
Izei.loo,l,orni rrhet.llrruch
itzune!
'roadittra7l%lL• ti..l"l,:ntelt rot:•
ouxt hlauk /CIA . colored kal otil'eliatr.'nenrat
French Vlanuelh e ridoru Luna 'Ol4 d)..tari , hreoter
Oto0 , 17; I+dt:inert enthrntlnr.,l Till, 'e:fancy 1.105001
1. AMA.. 500 , 0 kali, and Maul, lone.4lh
I , TOOpo 11,droo, ur ktptaidtrut Ches., Chorklii, will Cul it
t, then advantage to rikll at ho. 112 Market at.
Ten tnstei Quelosevrare at Auction.
IroAl n StonA Ordnitr, Blur), i'vPlr.'
• ulberry, Puris : , Ithitr, and Common*. Ow.
\ ' llN Tumidity aftersook December ith at. 2
o'cleck. at thy Counierclaf. este!. Zeno,. ruaer:ef
4 , k.1 'and eilth sire•te. 1.11.! mold a lariat and Itude.
glove aaeortulent—
,a \lly'b" ' h awl o. DOker., Coffee ai.if Tr. Bali, 110 01111001 .1
Btae4s ad
INeiUeu'uteoos, Buttet &ant Pickle:Doh... tfamin muck
Varcro. Van , . and raucare.
.c.1:44`.".1.' 1'41" Ilia 14
Perfumery), Fancy Soaps, atal Variety
\ .tioods at Private Sale r \
UST re'd,. and Will be OhtOred Inr 11'(eir
f ( L.1:1 Ist W
. ait"
okirood
A
r talon: err attpatior ColcrinuU'Or Use.
1. Itooaiatunie ilair,olle. Precut. aril ragbag. Fancy
,G
of*. initing Scam ti hiving abeam'
, L» Orr lto pezlor Nhell.Tuelt 00.1 hbie torah, ar .Ire
a...14.1W to 7,11 nuilexerolne the Fin •IL. vth ,
uoutt`h• Wooed welt. •
the tit%
1 r 1 7 ,,, A . t.nf l min 'Wor4,.hy It. arstnn, author ot .
Iteooll red at i o j a ol ya'rri,:l;44. mid Street iliono7 Depot"
,
\ \ :ktVEL CALI•,)W.
.(160D5L:21.3,A-Tilamon & Co. are
booo L P S,l l .lfaZblo ‘. Vg. butt. doZ;;;',Wsliit:".
itn't Jierin 1,
g Lo Tu. ut:u2tlSS-.o,,Allason 44 Co will
•rJ'rtma to clay a, saw
o lei c. of kloth a:beau•
0k1inr=r11.14.f,...k..._"" "".l.tl
fik LASKI:TS, A ‘ .la - iie Carl.
ati of eirr situ n aU..l qualltr: cnastautly,on han,l
• 41211 , A,t11N
BttocA DE Snit 3 1 -A A 'Mason Co.;
an. ruiv belotiluhl-1 Enke. at RI
VINE OLD FRIOICII
. I.l l . lX ' fit: h i! lot Zittaftn'7ltS"FeT--liat
aralatil {4 usual I . " ouulik be:cre the adranc7-..tor sale
rbeao br , \ JACOB
COGNAC, ' lBO5. ih—Ond ask,
a d. n,sosr. lor /ale by.thrUarallobthor hatte:?,l'
481i Y 11 , 1 ,
likorNAgt-Lk„.l4;tll,:x CO.
the Oh ripe'hr, qr. ru n" ' dem intn, el?tho. Willa.
JA2)1111 HA VEIL. Jilt
\ ()AN VAS.... -400 yds. Enilish,
~,t 0
rkortsd• broostbs, for sale by .0 \KlDit,pr).-
a 4A131-50
•
Ad. Cr7Hlta FICTI.r4or Aal os . b 9
J ILIDD eett. •
(7 1 1. , \/ , %:fS , ii 000 lbs. ' for sato 1 .. . , i , ,L \ „ .
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i',O.CAINEAL-600 lbs-llondnrai i\:ll..,tore.,
ICX A t,,ryt br 14 , 4) J IDI)
~..,t t.
-,-,.
i I*NA4Y SEED— _l^ Sicily,.....yor
P.I ' V r.i. br \ , tde4l , J KIDD AO: _
Ullislee :STONB-7600 lba. in Slaba;.foi
roov t,r td.4l J
in *co:v.
It 11 \ 1 MM - tit \ RCIOT-200 Ibn. in nom, fir
.. .. a. _l 4 k7, b
.k Il_d_r9_JX lAD ). ,
011z7.2.5:0! 'rod, just reo'd and for
r ii.A
rec'dtnir day; for nab
J 11CatalRLD.
lot bur tiiie• t '--- ;i -- •_
J ft .r.tNrIELD. 4
._--...-__.
%Het.
\ Reed wit On ale lir n ,
lR Slllol'l/I it CAI , 1
GLASS- -3(: k b if I
lop\ ••\ 1011712:,-
' idr4) l' " ,IV ' , a , Reed .4 for Wi
orti
CO.
_•
VA.11.-200 k oa irtm , d
and
for
P BIIRITER • CO.
'FALLOW-30 bbbi, to. ri
arve: for We by
dee ,
\P IICIV•p. • Co.
re 'd for satopy
■P \ PUHRIVRILACa.
drai S P SW:4
ry MM
IRIRD CORN-115 bbLi. Tiweet, teu'il \fur
br 441 $ P*MUT_*g.*<*_"
CIR2U2.,,NPT enact ,_.
S-4490 !,l nowlanit.
%ad Pena
•
•
burs prime
_ow.Clo'to•Reed.
^o)il „
• - Pir:l.4 e aosa
rnag2.
' drams (1,111••.\ \
n iii. a 4 No 4 l Mackerel, '
bbl.. No. SI
to) Inx•VVlnJow Way, r
rm 4"." N.
° . ' . 111 1 1 1r1 " •%1Y 0 a (% . bt
dN .No =fl and r .. !.lbuir 010001.
WANTED—_IOOO bu. Cloyor Seed .t
11.1/I.IAII NIONNY a 40.
ittrowbi
1 11 1"1'ER--2,WO
f° ' "AV tuiNNUORAT 1110 rt PUT.
ue
vai ION2b
lola , h 2o le i i A 7,l r 4 rl V r .
e,r r .1e by- v S RVI I
—25 sT-Ir,lfon Corn W r
gANRFrs=------400 anporior Onions,\kast
4.4 r.o.lvnd oneonsimn.nt..n d for nolo by
It. W. PUIMAXTEK. W•tar Aro.
rolt ON N VELVETS—Harp
e y h •
P Pohl home rewired • full moth:la of Wick ,
lorml Volr.te. fur Itrutunu. • • 0.1
g
t AKINu
Enid b.,. • la
Is. Las• Cloaks.
!lark! t,atteets.
CLOTIIIS BEirc.h•
too t he
of Mich •nd aolared Cloths:
at the N. E. corner of Fourth awl
'dor
4L-1;;- York
Bole Loatb”. for ludo by J.*. R' PLOT I,
IOFFEp 250 bc,wmoown,o for
or
•thi b•/ 1 •- •Id . 41 J 11.01'D •
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YELLOW, DO.C/I"th.l.
..--411:111.
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TIIR ORIGINAL AND Oty.Y ti.NITINE \
. , i PRE P
DII .S 4 . 1 1 t r . - 1 4 :: . S r 1 1 : 0 0 :NIT FORI
I: . : 1. . 8 191
,:"( I I :: 1 :21. 71 , 1
. AR , EN N : I : l i \ :
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TIIEV Mtn DO/POSED yt)\111: ,
an ek,crxp BY run MIR,
1.11104 00 1 / 4 .1111.0 II Jiff, \
14!.lICIIDE.an. 'l,,
Let 011 who wish to Inaraotrft Dksod fratithruumulatenl
Dayoan. the aystem to 'lmlst modemlo.4 reaftrk ts•Whara\
Or r. E.V.qta T.n ...1%..Ck Ilnd garakparllla,Nabl - 11 Is
m
ar ted far
Ues
ft mrta
sh.lnls lo o n y en experlelace, They 0/from mineral I
,\
sw
o / mit b m tasty
L .”1 /:::::: .l o`7 , aned t
~.,../.::afti,orel.: :ors,.keup.u.d4o,:ms.ii/To 11:tlte.enttl,
ar glte-penersr aftatDsome to Plural/If mad oiltra /et no
l 'lloit Ms hown . of Mayen:al restoration Rea May In . 0117-
real .'o Et tract of 1 sallow Doak and Ilarnarrarletunand war
ansde bans, tannin II e's \ Oak,. to try It'arso ft• bora no
lo *lima In Dmallethaa Ids speedy re/taro/lon to health.
, /MAID TER CIRTIFICiffiI \ l '
' \ tar:anent Co., A 1... Jaa, I 4 1302
rrn-fruch,fttftlykcm.aun Ilaglirs it ma =matt
a.!aaai)aa . r.t.:. ALM , 1 , 4 Karl t , two
14 ~,, ~ t. ,t m0t, . .1 .stvt the a•Maaaaaa 0 ..., 14 %1. 1
f) • '.. a . and la tOt afar& a urn of e.u.,14 P -, b1440, 4 ....
, " ' "l in g W . , ' .4 l a 'n nerM , by MAI DOOM re 001/Mer ra.
er.. .re la lffreft tte, and Ar.p mada tt cand aaractefa,
\ 10, Iloanotty-Denr allry.l knoll Too tble to oyaliff.to
TOO thaflyonr katract of kellow Irak and ffamesisarlCa
baaDtran . med ta• of tho tame' wonderful curry nut
:,
ttat has era, boa q effeeted oh ' Waal, \
\I hmo Vt. snlgred nor forty yams with lemmtkna ors
ma ftre ...Peet. IwISIS tie, not in bad that I had to no
of. erutchee. and in /619 I hal Koslow mastodon-0 shores
the noft. tao 0 ...Cm attar ony other lan Nola
an- In lark* 44.11,11. 411012 running. BM* jr, m Inr kne• to
to • art, and alh. lormar, • urea! dml ot 'off wire matter.
II r a tyn usibroke Outlet Imam ollee.seDlyb dimharaed
1134/ Is .ITlftylro manna'. an; at the stallfta tattling Lit hand
1,. al a Out in laree rut notheeorm u•arly to my slblift.
Ito. toisgy Corr I it
aiaffend fart I /11.11411/0 .e4r4
1 c.O not dercrlbe to r n Z a11a.,14 math ,affnar Man /
, t.... yr mated dor or distM, / n . klvan PD to 4fesalad-b/
tl,a . ball rauf 11 .4 I hq Made preparation L
e t a eath, aod
hag Dogged on t So toy Intallc the obits an
Dat ' arnar
•.14 Os ober Imt any entansought amigo. of ro‘kr tartly
alkni Iran 1 ....a i e,. an I !Wad romad of aome wonderful
-f" . 9.1 " 10 nn br \roar 4 7latkact of Yolkift Isrel out
4, re/uglily" trent alul gottalw Donlon oil It, yahoo.-` ma n Ord rakhat It la`too saS(te.D! Inwurnat mrothall
a,..,4yarcagen MI beets. asam. Mad 1 rould Om, all
tatattria.thl/ a! I lot not donator two ‘ feary\.. II Imo I ban
tate/akin. bottle, to me had 'weary all \baalea 11,
tent Wallas 170/ enohmatment a Iskavektow uns/ la
MI eatht VslCasa of van . Eatrmt of /ell., Dark and'
harymanrll 41; MO I how &miler Mainelf 9011 ' Joan at al
Ley tg aerans lo k , etflarth Illy worth. .o GI,, onsrikam, or!
to ..,,,1111 my ffralltodo tor what It - boa done fee oath I.
mug asH It thohatior of man from miser/ bile finny ftry • n emirs. `. . y \ \\ \ \‘.
I. ulryat MI of th e IMlLstel too e rr this modeju.. for Il
lot 'to it will curl an'y k IMOD dlsclift In tha 'wool/ -
Lai 001.10 all prtralece indjoer try at r mul rlalligal to
at north to ahafferfun inaokind and entrust tbk,u to
am e
e m u s ft v1113014> &twin. \ s \ ,\ ,
Ifr a, 14 wed kn owae s /nalarraponion of 'South Car.
lino, trimanla nod Alnbamo, and It . nor Aortal don'ff the
can. I lonia Ulm ita call no ore. sad .1 wllts/a9ft.
LL' m Mi. h o rn, 1 mashy r0,,u,1i0 TAlutpcon co, Ana.'
om ,o o• 1111111 14.41 Moen 1/.4./... ' \ ,
h,nr, BENAJAIF /IIIICIIEFA
,4
~, ,3 ,' \
0,•,000. hyohlhy, 11.ryttraal yytatd-411- : , Cana,. non
, rem, R 1144144010, and • seetwonety of other 401.
gore, Ll+ aorl dam:moos Mamas. arcePmelly atta Tor-
I-oth nand br the usy or ttge Medicine , ~
Dlarr.ttr. Ma , /Jar -11, MEL -
la s " V/1 " /. (.7Z; ! l i t ' ll i lli k , tf:V, i - 0 0m ."47 . 47,1%. 44- ,, ,!'''',l
Igor 14414111/ 4414/11411041 5tr0ta n 1.1.41414, [44 g ~,- 4 ,,,,," „,,,
im,te a. a quarter Of • dolls/ Ihyy swathed 111 amoy 4
no.. 0f C age..
and
IL rat fftuflal taw/ wagal6t tertamate
.ar Cam.. 0.,
' ahout thaws woke, afts. 4 rommeoced tanion‘pestar
`i '2 L'Vt:g. o .„‘..ll.ll o 71114= t'.14"..1174°,,V21.1.1.11
~.TA 1, tot, u ,. u.....0 1 the soren on toy Weary Drat d Mg
••s I Itowar , on ml o•ok nee aftarlr en and .1.4.ru1/ Issiltvir
l'''',74llstr,°"""arat T er f . ' t 7 .l2ti . .'t i 3 / 4 ..4,f Vt.
btu ,' ' 1t..4 4141 811, 11D411111.4 gig. Mt 4191eftgt .1.11. 1113 A
~ .11 ^11.4•11444 or ca/e. roam ph., „i g igient hmlak
10 tauernmar e e l l y. by the 104 4, t i .rii i la , .4 ..
...g
'' , " 11 , /
.4 Cure iy: Lcsegulartty irk the l'erierdt\ff Nen
c9,llcsaa thin atneamem of the moan( Mary' )toore. Oho
s ow/ g yen up b
rk t Int Dbyearane at tuttrg uttotry In.
cpt.toi..ea. Iteo rer3ll4 to by Orllt. B. WarJer.
k "*a
h''''''''. :lli t ' 1.01:, ' I h r7tra, k- an • Anaust 13.185.‘1
'l / 2 / e^rtlfr lb Mary Ot t e ft., . 'flung f.tosin of is or :00-
~.„4 . of g..... 1.4 Dm. marmor ha
tooy famili for amoral
I.;:tie tabletaTor };37.p."11,:rtt.„,1.-4.lZ,Z'xi
AT,z4 !;',f,;0:;;LV.,`,:t1°1:171,'.71,1: pi;lz,lP..! Z:. , _
moo off,' wall. • tome ot Dr:Curt tt'a a,
\0 cram and \Synttftralla. agi trlal. and iu Imo than a
w. sic yams of rmagery wow sapparcul, ago owls 441
:::,T..0.1.7c411 oa,",.l°,T,Ci;l'VA:trh',ZgatelP;
to v acmhaftl. 1k s um tat, anyclicluchse attends auc'rt,bylleotst
ay nor umeat, , o, mfto losonstda Dby was, awl NW been
fly ft Prow Mae dolt ¢..
9A7/II nilig,*----_,
l'irare reacrer Teirdn'a statekient of the a6pre
tf. 1 ...( Na , Y 1140 , 0. \ \ ,
. Laswohnonta. /020Aogly I. 1052.
, '3lllll Ls to e er,4 l fr‘th d ol . l , :aL . stlit Id to: 71,10. tv. ,
0 0 0 ogitst b. l2l l 4l4lfik Soon 4tsr In 4 Crtrlett;t3'l4.o44:ll.
oyy 0 .00,11 , 1..5ed : or I 111 elm Lap off all hop. Or to'
/. ..r7. ? el thia / 14.4 . 1 , jonarsnaltailau .nth Ir.
t7.-‘,?,4'..";,,,...C;',Z01.1:140,!' i:Lartly.'"gofir.,t.tr.
twoasi.,c,.a.nt /310 , 10 than; en yea 0 .00, from elrlyulailtr
~ /ea. ' Z:1 1" 1 . cjid Tora 4. o ' n ' ll i a ' : \.•;:1101., 4yeZa'nl.l•:_
1,7.r..:11, '1af,..' t , ; ',1 1 g . r, t, '1 .11.7.1 1 , 1 ,0 '4:: . °, '.'1,1,74, ,
•ss. wd able sudden
bone -wale Intra Med thy Willlnal IL
Lit enour I Cast Mae bad 03.0 taklrift Ih. Out/ogee Li
l'e'Vl o,r, lii Mlt , ,ril `: , 17,1*.',.i. IL I: ;7.'2 ° 1:
L.b.ra L'l',l=V.,`:-.lM,`" T 4
01,,.00
9 iy na, meat to Ir b y 1141 „ ,..ei10ft Dfte ' k:r 1 raraspaipla i
a a ' OZl ' al..k . t ' adadin ' t•l L l 1.4 ma17..ta*4.4 Itst r yarrt ' y :ty
morono tarany. , 4. 9. WARIlet. IL It
\ air Pot 9p in quirt bottle,. 41 psr bottle.
4et Doubt. for 15. Ford by /gun, D p&RII.
:•,-,":::-,!%,7,1t.` g.:7,f,,:f.f,":V.-.4..itra7Mt.:,(l"'
J fad/ A Co, II A Fahaftgock A Via. J A /ot as. I. ulla
', 0 4../.l . A.rinabr b obr re Akffeskilaftli...alletbany 1.X17 ; r..
It tioftle ‘ll‘rglmiNa'a: ftnNirait Gr:auneurio...._.l"Uolloaris
a Lira, dome, Aftwan , ll/ftyl Jr quo
itfdarft.soL'alat/rarto ilsioroaorm 111 ehrawl WC.. •-•
4 / 1 0 , 0 0 1T i l':o a1Y41.. tral=477laPri2dr.a 1,11,VU
I•oder, M. MIDI Ingsou_st Cu. TM, J. ff. Ewan.. Culp:t
1 10 . I t 41:?..; 4.14'.."1'474Z1f1; LO
i no egr .4 4loglM. " II
tonrg Aen ~.1. notlglsgutCr. Dotter U. Datuen. mama:
i I. lk kon myrten. ti. Iltervllle. Worm, VI anaco a Qt.
urorkrr, jr_. Iltsftrawrille. . rfea,ra h . h
LIE:LC.6AS' lAMPRRIAL COUG II SYRUP.
1 Protemor ffortor ban whbou sroncitation. Chg. 1
M 44 atatlffeate or the astorlDnes of We planar ."nab anyffa
0 It toll De loUreastlowto •10 who are MTh tad what
neha, and 1 , ro elnfiti It about for a tare-godwpordg‘titly
.-1 . 1k14444gb /1411 f ~...
nor.. boo
00.
, 040 .
1111‘LATalgVA1711.1Z:Lb.g111.74f.T7kIr, 0.1.1.T.'7,
M`0VT.01,,t,V4r,VV.T.12.1g7 gg:',1,7..,":4V.`t.V.,
. .0 1, ..... .0.0,, ur Maks a r tnaros IL S. &Dery
ee " l ' gy t : Isa U rft *P t Inrgi Ici.'roln'imitl.T.t.',7:l°,l,-,,„,LZ
M1 1 1004 . 1n1.1 II I. egjelf be r om * m•reamotlre emn.a. but
I:itgellol.V=Vat Szrei.v,ctr...tv:::z
.". , ...... , ... ,0 .*.17 , Px:',1;t1, 1 1,„,rttr1,1„w4, 7A;
.... U. only. at d ' azu now perre-ny cared I Lael Otto to
my du , / . a • t/1.1140th t r P 14 4. 14 .4111, I?. Dnblln nontalft/1
bwan of the trauma of tra art/014, fo it comelier it to
ribe Deg now Amory tharealftle ,'1 •
/all k811:/91.TM; Prof.of Mathemalfa
PrtO and 501 mtd by \ aO, IeAt t ELLICIt23. -
'l'3
/i S I am deteimilied,to quit tlid • LiaTll. Fa*
1" , felt 8U81N1143.9.. Ia: Plttebursb, on IL". lot 74
r rd nest. I ehll poll th•lhroewarit grub two/8n
Hoare and lot. the alas <1" the Lot. • •..Tl hot innh by to
Ilien!, No. M Non are.... Nett, I nOw• ...PT thoelf
. shuothl i n • moot "Intro hie Atom of ,th• <it , / too n 4
he Alb dolling from the corner of Isola. on Nebo at.
. T l 2 litZei .1' ;To t','2l. ° Z t.lluttia:;\ mho:ll:v.7ff
Inn, and • altelfon awl-shed writhed to aba main Inalld.
I par wants mole easy. Permeation inv.:V.lf re< arra',
..t tho lot of Apr.l. , t, . _,• \'
"... • I would 4..41 la i pr.:vont in hhokhnwim...l.Jurmo‘
, 6 , ..,..bk— r . one t•o , wort Brice. hoer, <outshone
.!.tenor twelve mows. Tb••Lut la 00 Pit front: and IMI.
1 ( aw l deep, to to Lull. foot Vey. it 1.• now, oneupled •• • •
}amen. Tavern. Also, arbrdultitt the abarwone two dory
Fronts Wouae.ortn loot Prfeet Iwout; 'tad etlendlng bock
to Inhume &her, Tide 11 hi nl3 . a '
kitathr , an shoa, cellar under the wholellAZ A wouldW , l '
bothltotteee and Lot. tonother , ocean aerranally. to rolt
purehoserAOO very low tap.. autl.e•sr twritheita. Tot..
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and t . me. ...Ma, bad:
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; tbn badanrn olatook rat bend vary 100 toe <ash. All the
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t7taStritttlad.ll:r entZtott'itonaphtiltrir%
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hlla Hall For Rent. \ •
long eetablialied and convenient Pub ,
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I :'rloocr Auden , or the Young .. La !Ilviing
Little Artiste Aameekkerste.- " \
Oreatag /emus Am gamut. anti Schools.
Sketches of ticlog hetes , •
The . f sang Americas Wed tor. Palates. \
‘. The Trams/al and Archicataral Draws. .
'ergo lot of Dietary ciltecse tor (o.lkarakt...,
ricrume urrkir.' utrroir.
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The Crystal gtTiCeSt tatkro u r r er 's4 -:
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Abb./. LONDON ...ate. Thaw, Dawrit - ' '•••
to - the-Trl.l7ltriqina lo4 ;3l , , , , i t , b + Mattinifteantolo; -.. \ \
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rt all the Faeutee,bel.rs..,.....,Z.
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The rice ter °entree:ken sin be veer, SUMS! arel
c ut e nee erealtur at 8 ak-8n at 2 eteleelBthe tame
ruternoeu /a n Leah, the alum tor Muse* aud zee out
run roe ane an Saturday at 2 e'e k.
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IS —lllrate Leaeurra oven •t any boUi`durf the
Notice. \
pERSONS h wing in their possession Tick :
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\ Samnef .T. tvettiniiii& Co. • •
C O ,IIhIINSION A, FORWARDING MERCLIANFS'
NO. 29, LfiRILE STININT,;ST. LODI&
,takar oueserviers in-the Purchase of .
- ?ark. Docoa. LArd, Iletop. Load. 'awl Tabora, for
~Ligt=donbloOrl.:O4OZFollo 03.1.kt,..\b00t
Mlenikr ttroation orlil to therbtorrollog
I.topja ta mnvtry, \ 74,
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toD , Dr (deal Fstittesr -
NIACRERRL—
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11•111bIl. y bo‘"reir
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EVERAL thousand dollars on appri
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- It F .LL, 41. st•
ftr.ot ScalttineU and rift4r&. rime,
Redetptioriof Laberil
•
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e . a ii r . ..... Lae Jena been teemed, and 0(,00 by
i len i,i erp.e. Mainline iorsDeegonlwe , REEL r. a\ 0
a GAL an".
1 14 RF,TR'S.Alagalina for I)ecembe ',
• i..ATii7.r. d i... by Lai lex ICI . 1
to . n;
Parinia n binbta .1 Ygn-bk brinlple" tren'l4 ,
\no orfratasoololo. . .., ''.
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I..to,ben 310dLe 0, or ibe randrion - MaN br a3n.r...'
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..\ ..., \ .- p'er at Auction. - ,
ol[kil Friday. \ Afternoon Deoemboi3d at .?
o'elnek, at the. radon .R.:ra, earner of Wad wed
b. a_ ..ta "ardl b. added 0 (beluga L.I. abkrab......,',
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crop, to arrive Tier
a.eaaiert. Ghia ins! rhatoteetb. for *Me !I'. • •
Itlla Water at. 150 "writ at;
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11,01.A.Sbti k S-87, Ws. new Crop, to mite,
J.Y.K - put Oblo; far Pak by '
• BURHILILI3 INGHIUM
ISupE7=or second haid Piano at Auction.
d lei Monday .i(tern4on.• Debember- nix th:
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AZIly Ornrwry sad ft+ btare. conset,tederal .41 iy.ater
atre.ts. Allegheny.. \ • • 4e..
'L=l-XRD—FiCiii7lent Lard at L2771 -2a per
Ira Wind. 1.• le (4.47 •nd • Alf. at PEA MOMS f
Plays, ail
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and Wolff Ina silegiaoar idAy,
by
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LIEESF rced tbleday,
II Paid Ayr only lar • Ide2) - B CANFIELD.
. For Bert.
I .4 TWQ STORY Frame II opso and Kitchen,
ee.ent
th LotA erostul .014.111 gre.c.
SBA AN.II 11.CNTELA
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IiiIoAII ' DICEEY *CO 3 wain. •ter . n 4 ~at sale by
Nii'lelifilikOTl
5-100 tons to. writ%
Act/d AkU DIMLY +G..(.'
how
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