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A =MOLD TO LASE SUPERIOR
A. pamphlet has born placed in one handr;
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~ og a later, by ?dolman F. Mars, E.
, he Han . Tarwnt Caen, urgings grant
If . :try congress-to aid .in the .00nsirnetion
40...twirom to the Copper Mince of Lake Su
perior, eontmeredng at Pontiac, in Ilioldgail, to
Which point that) is now a Railroad in operation
gram Detroit The route from Pontiac Is by way
et Mint, in gcnesee county, to Atari/oats° Bay,
In the county of Mason; and from Blenitowco.
on the opposite shore of Lake Michigan, in Wit
. 00niliN to Kerma Point on Lake Superior, with
11 . 1tind pti
to thetocurgon, and a'hianch to Iron
MibOind near the month dChocobsteriver. Tha
Means. is stated, in direct lines, as follows:
Detroit to Pohtinc, now Railroad .25 mike.
Pontiac tehlarquette,, I SG
Marquetto across the Lake to Sian
itotioc, ,
Manitowoc to Kewana Paint,
Bien& to Iron Bay,
Brandi to Odtonagen,
Total, 567
• After leaving Flint, 31 miles from Pontiac, the
route strikes th e priblio !andel, which continua
the whole way to . Marquette Bay, 165 miles. Oa
tbeiopposlte Bide of the Lake, from Manitowoc
to Green Bay, 37 miles, there Isnot much Gor
r atiment land; hot from the latter point to Lake'
Superior, all the land'belongs to Government,
except whet bas been taken up by miners.
This Is the Magnificent scheme proposed, and
Government in inked to aid ft, by granting nay
altentate section of public land, for seven sec
tion In width; on both sides of the priposed
3 / 4
Ana general - prineiple of action we are opf
posed to these large gents of public Loads to
Rallroad Compinies; but in the present instance
we should cheerfully advocate sod rattler these
grants, were we in Congress, for the following
reason t Fort. The Inds themselves are of
battatiall Take, and will not be improved for
'generations to nen, niece ender-the stimulus
ars , great Public Improvement ouch asi,thls Rail
, roadarill be: The Government will, therefore,
make ',more money by giving away the land
inked tor, on - condition that a Railroad, is eon
strnefted,, than it would .by-keeping it In a wil
derness stat e ',. will
. The alternate sections left
be werth.dehble what the whole ever will.be in
Secind, The ,Government and people, will be
11tiratiyUdvantnged bythe opening up of a Rail
tothe salubrious regions,- and erten
.' ' aivemtneral net/ones, of Lake Superior. The
entertain is too vast, and the probabilities of
• remithention, are too uncertain, for a private
Railrold Company to undertake the whale work;
and 'the benefths to the Government and people
are self-evident. We, therefore,. go in for the
-Sant otland in this case, se we do , also for s
Railroad to the Pacific.
Bomoch for the project of Mi. Drake and his
intip.iri which we wish the - m all aweless.—
littit than Is another aspect of it more Internet.
bilifsa int .14.thig region. We have no 'direct
•
lane proposed is broken by ; the -Lake, which, In
- • "the winter Steno; cannot be nomad.. We want
s : better mate, end It natherallyneaents 'RAW to
• is. We shalt soon have direct Railroad cam-
Innimalenn with Chicago, and we have now a
arnainnone by the way of Cleveland,
. Shelby, sad Toledo: Between:Chicago dud
niakle,,there 14 a railroad now in the course of
montentlon. FromMilwankle to Manitowoc,'
thaPoint at which the propmed.line leaves the
west noire of Lake Michigan, is about 90 miles,.
By; building thia 90 mike, therefore; we avoid
' •
mousing the Lake, and the necessity of .building
186 zones of Railroad through the wilderness of
' • Michigan. 'Nevertheless, we would net oppose
f.• the grata lif - lands for the Michigan part of Mr.
Drake's project, because the building of a road
would be of great advantage to the Goren:anent'
alai . to . Michigan; but wo are satisfied the une
ratite, and the ano which will be'adopteil, is-by
ray of Chicago and Milwaukie.
We hope our citizens will give this project a'l
the aid of:their ittluence before Congress.. The
business of tine city is already greatly identified
with the mining regica of,Lake SupErior, and.
OW relations With it will doubtless continue to
thoressi, snd become More intimate.
no.Txtsr ROUTE DODOS•
, .
It is well known that a Milt is now pending in
the fitipremyCourtaf this State, to procure an
Injunction from that Court against the we of the
, Lake shore railroad from Erie to the Ohio State
- r•litut. l 4 road built by the' Franklin Canal Com
' . - ." . "• 4 4 .4 .riiy„atithout say authority whatever from the
ii .
ling this suit, we find the fol.
-1140fgateientent recorded in the proceedings of
sN:tllo:lll._flettate, Dec. 21st- • •
VIIISTSTZD.
Vilade..-FroM, the Cleveland, Paints
viEe and AsldebnialtaUroad companyasking that
- the railroad from Cleieland to the line between
P=ltardia• and . Ohio; and so much of the
nleaustCatapsny's Railroad as extends
-fremi the 'State line - to the city of Erie, be cast>.
pest, route. " •
mina suppose, now. that bora these efforts
Omit i;ticeeed—rtbat the Supreme Court shall de
•ridwthat the Lake Shore road was built without
'attihoritp Imr, and an injunction shall trine
• aghast ti - re; and that Congrese than- then
declare das Mrilawed and forbidden road tot e
"Post jtrite.' What e n the result bet .
I. Peunsyl4attla supreme, within her own lies.
its? ar has 0012g11811 a right to nullify her pow
ers, and tot the decrees of her tribunals at
nanglitt Are we tinder the dominion of our own
liglslature and courts, Cr ore we merely oubjeote
of the Seim] Government, devoid of State
Bights?. If Congress can legitimate that 'bleb,
u • Stete, we outlaw, then our ezietenoe as a
Statists Ignored. oßtate Sovereignty," in that
esetr,le purely Ideal .—iodginary. Loot at itt—
Pctusylunli is asked to authorize the construc
t:ton of a raliroud. She fefases. A company
of deli, In defiance of her authority, proceed stud
build the road, using as en excuse i 'charter
granted for nother purpose. Pennsylvania, by
hrr Supreme Court, decides rho act . Al lawless
Us, wad forbids the use it ao toad. ..Congress
Steps in and esyst—"Wo declare this to be ayost
rants of the United Stater," 3 —and lo! the kap
,
data of Peusylnala is poicerless, By the same
tole, our State can be ddtted allover with roads
for thabenetit of New York or Ohio, construct
ed in deduce of State authority, and rho will
be, powerless to forhid.their use, if Congress=
be prevailed on.to declare them °pod routes."
If Peowleanth be a "sbvereignty;" If eh°
be poueessd of "rights," as'si State ; If she be
eltprtalte Whiffs her; own borders, in matters re
lating to her .own allalre, then, clearly, Congress
has no right or power to legalize what ehe, by
bet, legitimate- tribunals, deduce illegaL On
the other hand, If ecogrtus hos the power to do
th% then our mittens as a State is iferely =-
ago), end We ate to be considered as subject to
,the gavials of the General Governmeet inma
tes Maki Peoratit l 7 to ourselves. •
paw Yost and Ohio may profit by each .r i gi.
An alit luta= but we esn malty conceive of In.
coin 'which they would be th e loudest to
ad Naiad the application, to them, of what
would goer Millet Upon us.
*Test route" dodgy It • rata* . Mum
du, 412441,46 u of the PittsbUgh =detect-
MUMS we bate on Maws gala mihOw
—ACT If en be made to work is '
~ .4 tAilLe,
'' `"•irgh tad-Ettenbetrfille Co .t.
‘ti right of way through Vi , f • ,
-."
•Mhect of -doing !biassed •se
, • go on and brdikii# "iced
g when It 11,1thijkitat C 0, 1"-!.
"Post Beate' Thus, dal
MMM
Invokiefn gorng to_eitio the Wheeling Bridge,
would °return to plague the inventors."
We det not,,,know how the Injunction ma. TO'
ative,4l \a Lake Shore road, will be decided,
Doi 114 i lt - dhiPosition Congress will make of the
salt:teat to declare- that read a "Post Route ,
But o:o4..request has evidently been made under
the apprehension that the decision of the Court
would be against the road, end it is as evident'
that, in thin. case, the Intention is to frustrate
the decisiU-pf .the Court through the interposi.
Non of Congress. The only precedent for suck
on act, on the part of Congress, Is that given En
the Wheeling bridge case- - Bat in that instance the
read twee a conflict between Congress and the Su
preme Court of the United States, while iti tAis
itISIIGCC, a conflict must result between em igre?!
and the sovereign State of P,ennsylvattia. Should
tbf occasion arise for the passage of the sot
contemplated in •the Petition offered by Mr.
Wade, the whole question of State Right?'"
rdl come up, and we shall then learn whether
Peccajivartio is a f'State," or a mere depend
ence of the General Government.
'Here to a good rale to be adopted by the Go
vernors at all the Stowe, It strikes wt. It has
tsea adopted by the.Goveraor of Sontbeeroll
r
- r.ln relation to the pardoning pincer, whenerei
petitions shall bo presented for pardon, the re
port of the Judge who triod.the ease will be a
requisition in all cases not to be omitted. The
famlity with which appeals for mercy can be ob. -
tatted is too well understood to weigh with the
• coontive• nod to enable the governor to dis
lienso the high prerogative of mercy—which to
a constitutional bequest—it is matufest that I
dispassionate statement should be made. This
determination id absolute."
Flan AND Lose or LITE.-011 81111 ally
the Louisville paper mill Was destroyed by fire,.
sad two or three lives were loot, and a number
-of others-wounded. Daring the presto's of the
fire, an effort was Made to save the machinery
in the rag engine room. A great number of
men were in there, when the gable wall of the
old or main huddling fell in, breaking ,threugh
the room below, and burying a dooms men under
the burning rafters and loose brinks.. A rush
was Made by the firemen and others to rescue
them, but J. W. Ranier tied David Milliner
were crushed to death; rind Clay Carr, David
Berry, E. Niff, G. Young, G. Smith, L•Dow
man, N. S. Haynes and T. 11. Hoskins, were
injured, several of them dangerously.
Onto Cvoa.s.—The tonnage carried over the
Ohio canals, during this year, is one-third
greatcr-than that of last year, thongh the rev
enue is lees.
FROM WASUINGIOI
Carritrotdonce of the Ptitsbitrgb Ivl/23uotte
WASIIISGTOS, Dec. 27, 4852
The attempt to call upon and 'act upon the
revolution conferring upon Gen. Scott the title
of Lieutenant General, failed to-day by a rote
which Indicates its final defeat Mr. Stephens,
of Georgia, moved to suspend the rules to take It
up, but the coition commended!' majority of only
foci votes out of 141. The motion was I?iut for
want of two-thirds. A call of the House ehtiw
ed 147 members to beprasent, so that Some eva
ded the reepourribility of voting on the question.
I confers to a want of sympathy with this move
ment. Tao fame of Gen. Scott vests Upon other
foundations -than hie titles. He is now 'Com
mander in Chief of the army, under the Fred
dent, and this brevet would make him nothing
more- The resolution would give a couple of
thousand dollars additional pay, bat that may
be lidded without raising his nominal rank. The
conferment of the same title upon Gem Wash
ington, in 1798, is not a precedent applicable to
Ibis case. Lie-was not in the array, and in pla
cing him at the head of the military forces of
the country, in view of a foreign war, it was na
angry tb create a rank for him which would
giVehini the right to ctiennand the veterans of
thakevolution, whaled iciiisined.!n the Krfice,
. .
eithOo.i iv:aiding their feelings.
In the. ergot of Mr. Elmoter's encase in the
attempt to form a Cabinet for Gen. Pierce, it in .
expected by many that Den Dix of New York,
and Jeff. Davis of Miseisslppl, will come in as
representatives of the conflicting principles up
on which the party eplit in 1818, and
. in 1850.
The Bouttiern men have 'shier ackuOwledged,
and do not now, theconstitutionality tithe com
promise measures, and it will bo no ground of
objection to any man whosball come before the
Senate for confirmation, that he eras not a str
ide adulator of the polloy . in width these aide
originated. ',And yet the difference between the
twofactjons at the South is only that of twee
die-dom.and tweedie-dee... Foote and Cobb, sad
Toombs are just at Viralent and arrogant adro
entenof the most extensive pretensisna of els
very 48 Davis, Troup or SOUrri men who resist
ed the compromise on thir ground that it comm..
dad too much to freesollinn. Toombs is per
haps the most offensive demagogue on that topic
that ever entered Congress, and ;sent to him was
FOote of Mississippi. They hart both had their
day. The last tarn of the wheel hue brought
up their competitors.
I understand that Mr. Everett ie very active
ly. engaged in bringing to a close the important
negotiation with Great Britain, embracing all the
pointe of difference between that country and
the United States. Thin treaty or convention,
it in understood, will contain provisions defintog
and nettling our rights In regard•to the fisheries,
reciprocal trade with the provinces on this con
tinent, and the British Islands adjacent; and the
controverted poitits in. reference to Central
America. It will be the most important treaty,
entered into with England slime Jsy'a treaty of
1701; and will perhaps give rise to as mach dis
cussion as that famous negotiation. It will be
a high honor to the pent adminiatratlon it It
succeeds, jaet at the. ;conclusion of, Its term, in
Amicably arranging letie difficult questions.
Decided measures have also been taken to
prevent the.Prench frees acquiring s permanent
foothOld in Hayti and Sonora. Instructionsnive
bean given to ascertain the intentions of the
French government in reference to the late ex.
peditione and the alleged cecupetion under its
authority of parts of those territories, and If
necessary an energetlo protest will bo filed
against the proceedings of its agents. Nothing
more can be done . during the ensuing two
months; but this will_ be sufficient to give the
new President and his friends employment to:
the first (eV months of their official life•
Heave Fosornms.—The Nonpareil girth the
particulars of an extensive swindling operation
that bee just come to light in Cincinnati. ban.
ldth, a man, apparently a drover, presented two
eheeks at the counter of the Life and Trust Com
•piny Bank, one purporting to be drairilby B.
Davis & Cc., an tho Mechanic's andllnder's
Book for .57,31:1,25, the other by Evans kfiwlft
on Ellie & Morten, for $7.500, and wished to
purchaee geld. The teller-examined the checks,
made the sale, and the drover walked out The
chocks were stut to the tiro hanky, and paid by
DfNots et these banks sgesnst.tbe Si. & T. Com
pany's Danic, relying OA the integrity of the lat
ter bank for their. corre.ctutre On Friday last,
,checks were &enured to be forgeries, bui so
I well done es to deceive come cf the garners In
the firms. The'sbarper has untied, and a dio
rite has arise., Whether the Bank that made the
exchange, or the two Dents drawn on, 8111111 am)
the money.
Satteartrion To Areinams —The Africa had -
sailed from London feeAustralls ,with about 550
migninti, 40 of minim were cabba peseengerr,
and about 400. were adults. Among the passen
gers were two clergymen of the Church of nip
land, four 'lemon Catholic prime. and three
ministers of the Kirk of. Scotland.. There were
also four surgeons, two newspaper reporters,.
and 'six tee °entities going out to bring home
vessel. The ninti,y, :emigrant ship. went Into
the river on Saturday, with abbot 380 emits on
Nor d . The camber of vessels which left 'this
Port 'last month With'emigrants for Australis
intl.Amerlea was tbirtyaix, haring on board if
total number 0f12,188 souls. In• the previous
month (Ott.) the ships disestehed• were forty
two, and the emigrants 17,213. ' In - Nov.; 1861,
the vessels. were' thirty•soven ' ' nod emigrants
11,632, giving an execs' for Norember, 1852,
of 526 peter's!. Prom the government depot at
Birkenhead, the number of 'migrant Commie (Hs
patched-was thirty•elt; M1'1711413,430 1i , 1386 ,
gni . : all of . them beligla4ustaiontrptinierMuitt;
Shanks and taborets of geed character, and such
nonnts Country, andel. preeentoircamstances in
hatitTable to ePitre.. . Three rentalning'itioteli
;q9l, it is - osiculatid4aks put about 000; addi
tioakl'-paeesagece rogialered,
number 1410,000, who within the present year
have said from this port to dimwit's,
iht Birkenhead depot alone. -.-Lirrfpool
- 0. P. Q.'
To ti n te Editor of the Pialdurgil Comte :
Fortunately for 0. P. Q. ho ..datums himself,"
or be would not thank :you for exhaating an
"article laid aside and Lirgotteri." his own
vagaries sad imaginings, after all his " logic"
and "mathematical axioms," are to upset title
subscription; hie "non sequitur," kis .perhaps"
and .1 think I may say," are as clear as mud,
to hie mind, that all railroads don't pay, ergo
the Commissioaers eliould riot subscribe to the
Allegheny Valley road.
Pittebursti,has doubled her population, from
; 1800 to 1850, every 9, 91, 8, 10, and. 8 year', a■
jean be seen by'referring to the censum tables;
land, unless "0. I'. Q" succeeds in building a
Chinese wall around oar cities, to shut out those
barbarians at the north, who have "nothing to
exchange with us," I think, we will increase in.
the same ratio for the next tweotydw4 years.
Cleveland has Increased over 8,000 in two yeare,
and Cincinnati 75,000, at which rate their popu
latlsns will be doubled in four years.
As to the statement that the increase in popu
lation of Boston WO -0 due to her railroads. I Pre ,
sent the increase in that, city, and the great
commercial city of our COD 'ma, New York, for
ten years. The real and p roooal estate of New
York in 1810 was valued t $252,843,143, and
in 1850 at•5280.083.410._ That of Boston in
1840 was valued at $94,581,600, and in 1850 at
$180,500,000. I 'wonder if these Yankees have
anything but .agricultural prodncts," and •lit
tle" at that, to exchange for the "gypsum" of
Western New York? Gypsum trade must' be
good, as Rochester is about building another
railroad! A Rodester paper publishes as fol
lows: .
"It is believed that a line from chic city to the
Hudson Elver can be constructed for $7,000,000.
This is but &Arida more than ono-third the cost
of the present lines, and it is well known that
even with this great,investment, they aro doing
a very profitable business, and that the stook of
all the roads command' a premium."
If "0. P. Q." furnishes you any thing prac
tical, or a 'let of any railroads made before
their time, In the last five yowl, don't lay it
nude, but publish it. Let us see his South Sea
bubble., if they are one email scale.
The Philadelphia North Ameridan after show
ing that Philadelphia 15119 miles nearer Chitin.
nail by the Centratroad, than New York, by
the Erie road, which ought to brin g i trade and
travel through Pounsylvanis, soya: '"A visit to
Cincinnati and Clevelsnd dispels the illusion,
and startles one into the conviction that all is
not logic that is 14401. It is Impossible for a
Philadelphian to be at either piano for a day—
scarcely for an heur—withlut perceiving that
the flood of travel—that flood- to which e long
and short channel hive been opened for escape
—prefers the longer wallet, and that of the east
mass of moving humanity which rolls from Ohio
as lava from a mountain, the master current
speeds it way sidelong and circuitously in the
direction of New York.
• Western trade" and commerce turns aside,
eludes one grasp, refuses our solicitation, and
persists in rushing iota the New York channel."
Such language should satisfy every person of
the importance of a rail communication with .
Now York. At this time, when Swami:Ls of
tons of freight are delayed here for shipnient
East, the line would be crowded to its utmost
capacity. R. S. T,
For thi Daily PiitsburgA
TRAVELLING EXPERIENCE
Ma. EDITOR :—A recant excorelon of about
one thousand miles to and fro, by public, con
veyance, has excited some reflections In my
mind which I venture to put down on paper,
and if you think them worth their room In your
well-tilled and extenelvely circulated columns,
they are at your disposaL
The facilities for travel secured now through
out oar country, by railroad and Steamboat.
bide fair to characterise our nation as a rut
travelling community. Of comes the habits and
usages of this trsvellimg coma:malty must con
tribute largely to our national character, and
famish a criterion by which foreigners at least
will form their judgment of it. Every steamboat
and railroad_ train furnishes eomething like a
miniature age, or nation, which mast be judged,
not by particular lineamentg, but as a whole;
I not by individuals, but collectively; and it
strikes my - mind forcinly that our travelling
community would tot - make a very favorable
impression on any mind baring pretensions to
refinement, or dignity and propriety of conduct
Take, for Instance, the habits and asogee which
now seem to prevail at meal time, either on
steamboats or at railroad stations., In the for-'
tor, who Is there having any preteisioat to
refinement, Of teen common decency, that doss
not fekl himself out of sorts and flashed with
shame as he takes his station and grieps his
chair, to secure his seat for a meal, some ten
minutes before the signal that it is ready!
Why could not the right and the place for his or
- her meals be assigned as definitely, to each pas•
senger on a steamboat, as the right and the
pitae of a berth, so that those disposed to act
decently at inch a time inighe,flot be laid under
the necessity of ' • scramble with such as hare
little or no sense of propriety! Heal-time at
railroad stations too frequently presents a scene
even more revolting to common decency. The
stmounaement of twenty minutes for dinner, or
ten minutes for a hot supper, Is the signal for a
general rash, in which matrons and maidens,
old Caen and boys, with a smart eprinkling of
babies, are itidiscrimiantely Jammed Into confu
sion. Perhaps ten of the twenty, or five of the
tan, minutes are yet to be spent before the sig.
nal for the battle of kedges end forks, !glitch
serves to nerve the energies far another rash
Into the dining-room, or to the supper-table, In
which confusion is worn confounded—in 10M11-
what the same' style and perhaps with as muoh
noise oath° oribe herd scrambling for the Neill
trough. But what le even More revolting, there
may be seen, occasionally at least, Individuals
seated with hat on,lgrabbing :and swallowing,
goose-fashion, whatever can be reached on either
hand, or boisterously cattle% on the waiter for
what they cannot reach, every.moment andel—
paling the summons to their mote in the cars,
while the collector Is nudging them for their.
change. At last, unconsilone how much they
have swallowed, they grasp whit fragments may
be most palatable or most convenient, and again
rush for their'easts In the train. I admit that
my military tactics are not sdeynate to each an
emergency, especially when two or more traits
meet at the same time and place; but should
not morn time be allotted to meals, or at tenet
might not a table be allotted to each carfamd
the passengers condooted by a waiter to the ap
propriate place in the dinlog.rocmt
Another train of. nneotion started up in my
mind 'during ray excursion, suggested by the
following declaration in legible characters on
my ticket, "Ons first•clase pateapn" At first it
seemed to me to error a little of aristocracy,
and there were some inklings of conflict in toy
mind whether irshould be toondematek ,- 0 Moon
eletent. with our boasted democracy, or whether
I ehould congratulate myself on a name and
place among the arletoc t ry. Time and experi
ence howeverooon too 'laced me that I had
little to boast of on thls - ground; Indeed, I found
it rather difficult to reconcile the inacription on
the ticket with facts. -How could I believe my
self enjoying a first-class passage if lad under
the neeemity of leaving my eeat, or glutting it
with a - slickly, rotten, sticking devotee of plea
sure, or Bacchus, whose cadaverous countenance
and blotched face, add sulphurous stench,
trays the nature of his disease to every epeots
tor! :Hach gentry aßould stay at home.; The
individual who Ints.onoe been thrown within the
atmosphere of suck is not likely soon to forget
'it.- And what a mortifying, shocking spectacle,
to see the InnoCent, virtuoasinuslepeoting, eon
fiding• sister or cousin of such a brute, thrown
Into his society, or placed under his protection
In each a crowd, whore every eye is turned
upon them. Nor could I regard myself as-en
joying a "first class passage" while. forced to
listen to the swaggering egotism of empty beads,
witoo silly speech was oompouaded of oaths,
arid imprecations, and vulgarity. If there are
taibe grades of passage on oar potato thorough.
farea:l would yea' ectfally euggest thabono car
in each train be appropriated to these two
cleans—let it be labelled, In flaming capitals,
Brutes and Fiends, and planed before the engine,
that the smoke and steam may purify the atmos
phere, sad Le case of a catastrophe their fate
may acres as P warning to those who follow.
link there was still another annoyance thy
made me feel that my ticket was a misnomee,
It is certainly difTmelt to think of a first-class
passage amidst the epirtings and splubinp of
strongly tinctured with tobacco Jake,
That man- molt be less: that human who eon
feel comfortable amidst puddles and streams of
Oda liquid, constantly accumulating from -Uopl
ous discharges by the ilptiof those around him.
It is • certainly, uturdi torkerrepetted that a any
good, ent'otherwieerdesent, men, pare given
thatuseleten,p'tikittbsbablt,'find iwthis particu
lar altsietiloritVailite .111th' all blackguards.
Ttat, slice ikiiik,A; would anzgast that one or,
perhaps OrOttllghLkifititteesary,in every train,
be appeopristedind. torelatied with gutters and
spouts, and labrilid on every side, "For - tobacco
chetaera" The, car,l wonlesay; Should be ram
somewhere in the m idst of the baggage train, or
IR timer; of transporting lira stook,-between the
hogs and the sheep..
. Tours, confidentially, VUTOR. -
NOILTII CAlol42ll..—Tho- Legislature of this
State wijourned sins die on Thursday last, with.
out taw:dog - an election of United States Bens,
lore to eccoeed Mr. Mangum, whose term ex,
phis with the does of thIS session. The candi
data tut eotod for sere 111 fr CHOIRS.; sapper.
fed by.the, Daneorita, and Mr. Woodda,
but there``-ware a number of scattering Total
out, walloient to defeat-a cholas. The Demo-
Vt. hare bad a majority of two
0 1 - 4 04 1 4U%tr - had all qlett wen toid.
connintim RAIN e; ..UNPRECEDENTED BIBS
OF WrFEB.
The !my heavy ratite - of lute Tharadey end
Friday were sufficient to have inundated the
lowlands cf the river:and creek bottoms, when
the conataat rains of Sunday night aid Monday
made the flobd =deem!. The Ohio river yea
terday wee at a good etsge and using fast, and
the residents sod oacupants of the river shore
baildicgo lest night made preparations for re
moval; And the necessity for it was apparent, ne
the river from 4 o'clock yesterday to ten o'clock
to day had risen eight feet.
We visited Fulton this morning to ace bow the
rise affected our ship-building ntighbora The
town of Nude Nob, above the upper Railway De
pot, below Colunbia, is partly submerged. The
town of Brooklyn, In Kentucky, Opposite, has
the water miming through some of the streets.
The rafts of lumber and Saw Logs above Fulton
have many of them been -seabed away.
There are now on the stocks, steamboats at
the following ship yard,:—Two at Temple's two
at Litherbury's. and the malts' lelow pressure
steamer Jacob Strader at Johnston's.
The water-is now around a portion of each of
these, and every effort being made for their
safety. Further down are the Telegraph No 1,.
nearly completed, and the new Mohawk. There
Is a new ,boat nearly finished, opposite Nile's
Foundry. At emu o'clock this morning, one
of the sections of the old dry dock, an impor
tant part, floated off and went down the river;
we petition it to chow that the popnlar auppo
sition that the Cincinnati Dry Docks had been
imp! away, is unfounded. They are wifely se
cured.
The rolling mill of Shrove, Steele 3 Co., has
temporarily to put out their fires. At the ware-
house of P. Andrew, knit above the Water Works
we learn that they were all night working to get
2500 barrels flout. out 'of the cellar. The last
was got out thiumornlng, only some arty barrels
in the lower tier being partly in the water. The
Water Works will continue to supply; if one en
gine Is dieabled by the rise of the water, the
large and•now one will be brought into requiai-.
lion. The Cellars of Kngler's Row are this morn
ing all flooded; their contents having :been re
moved last:night, except some 100 barrels of
whiskey, .which, Ina etrange element, are this
morning floating up near the ceiling. The wa
ter Is over the.arohes of the atone bridge over
Peer Creek, and has backed up, suspending
work at the eotton factory of Glesindorft, the oil
mill of McLean, and hazarding the contents of
the cellar of Fag La's mill, ea high up as Fourth
street. A,lturnber of MCLI this morning were
hoisting up the content/. The water has encir
cled also the tannery of Swift, near Fifth
street.
The contents of tho lumber yard around Ash
oraft's mlll, at lleci-Creek, is afloat, and efforts
are making to secure the name by lines. The
planing machine and boiler yard operations near
the Bethel Clitpel, are flooded, and the coal
yards on that square under water.
At Dedsworth's coal yard, opposite Harkness'
Foundry, the drivers were, with horserand long
ropes, endeavoring to haul up on skids the coal
carte they had left In the yard below last night.
This morning they were nearly covered with wa
ter.
At L111111:10 etieet, wagon, could not get ae
ons to the Newport Ferry Boat—foot passen
gers reaching the float by planks. The yawl
building shops, boiler yards, blacksmith shops,
and fonodrys, are Inundated.
The gitat number of steamers at the wharf,
arriving and to depart, have but a faseplaces to'
toad and unload—most of them lying outtide, en
able to secure a berth. The toted .Itatltow,
from Ludlow to Broadway, was vacated last night
and the loafer popolation.scattered in a drench
log rain to parts unknown. This =milts the
sign of tbe Lsfayettk House to that quartet,
shows' Lafayette lifting his chapeau gracefully,
u his borne seems daterniiacd to escape from
the dud. The Gen. Pierce Hoare has Its eign
of Gen. Pierce in a sailor hot and box coat,
knocked compltely down. The Hat? of Daniel
O'Connel House is silent. The Black Horne of
the tavern of that name has a,fierte eye, erect
load, flo)vieg mime and tail; al the wind whis
tles by and the wavet roll beneath: The twq
Game Chickens on the eign of the Montgomery
House, seems as If they were pittied for. their
last.fight; and the Pennsylvania Exchange looks
upbraidingly in. the direction of Pittsburgh, as
if deprecating the twin-sisters Allegheny and
Monougebelra from adding their toed to the cup
of it episery,.whteb Is now !GIL
The Shamrock House looks anyfttslasklike but
being in clover, while the Si. IsauleAmilange,
Maysville Ilene:and nutmeg% 8454438 sneak
r .
lag ooncerelare napping that 404' Reich
other In neighborly proxisfoll7,4?44 0-P. 1 8 . °
Feet, Tom bud Jerry, Frit hum; - 4evelefed
la by mit.jattinggengwo ' • Brgiltaterry:f
eta si
..ed from the me "" & te*:ltli e
slagm e
slag Of the berm of a:: ":„. sytotat She
• ?buy of Sindorte " " la.
iegiudd Railway Agent Mil re 'Mire "Teet of
wafer will drive him from hledieofortable east ,
tete, on the comer of Broadway sad the River.
The etrip of wharf between Broadway and Malts
is verytneagre, 'advising the propriety of remov
fie whole of the Basally Row property for the
exteuelon of the wharf.
At the foot of Main street Mr. F. F. Brooke
gives In hOurly bulletin of the state of the wa
ter.
Relletin No. I—River hue ries° since 4 P. AL
yesterday to 8 this morning, 71 feet.
No. 2-10 A. AL River rove 6 Inches in the
last hour and quarter.
No. 3-11 A. M. Hirer ban rises 4 lnobes In
the last hour.
No. 4-12 11. !Lice, scant 4 Itches in the tut
boor.
No. 6-1 P. IL The river roes 81 inches in
the last hour.
No. 6-2 P. FL The river has risen 83 inches
in the last hour.
Another wretched row of drinking shops hate
been washed entfrom Main to Walnut—and the
dszk labyrinthine crypt and secret hiding planes
of Forest Queen, Mary Pell, and Red atone Ra
i:Menai% Travellers' Home, Leacuter, Wm. Tell
and Londonderry Coffee Rouses, are wished and
purge : city the waves cf the Ohio.
The lower part of the wharf, where the woo d
boats land, is but a sorry Margin—the lowlands
to Mill Creek are all outflow; mid the backwa
ter of MIU Creek extend, to above the Brighton
Rome. Lose than ten feet more will bring us to
the height of the flood of 1847, when the river
Was over slaty foot wove low water mork.—
CM. Coo. of Irednuclay.
FOR THE NEW YEAR
LtASON'S PICTORIAL DRAIII3O HOOM COX•
restos --This brilliantly-illuminated weekly
Journal has Just commenced's new volume, and
is certainly a most superb and elegant affair, In
the any of literature and art. Among a large
number of most beautiful and artistic engem
rings, is a tine allegorical pleteee,by Billings,
of the Incoming of Now Year. Au elaborate de
sign illustrating the subject of Autographs and
Writing, from the earliest period of the world,—
a most original and remarkable' feature of the
Pictorial, to be followed by s series of numbers
upon this subject. An allegerical picture of
the Golden Fleece. A Winter Scene In Ikeda,
with the peculiar mode of travelling Illustrated.
A fine equestrian picture of Count L'Oreal. A
icpreeentatloni of Thom's piece of eatilpture,
knowS as Old Mortality, Cu Laurel Dill Cemete
ry. A megnificeut, large and original picture
of tho Crystal Palace, New York,—the finest
eograring ever ironed on wood in`fhle country.
Also a curione potato, the key of which to a mi
racle of Ingenuity. turning and examining
this curious affair Ave hundred diffotent objects
are found, each subject, though °kinglet° in
itself, stilt, by . conning errangemente forming
parts of another. Thee Western Military IneW
tote; at Drennan Spring', Kentucky, Ia also rep.
resented. Among the contributors to this nom.
bar we observe the names of him. L. ll.'Sigour.
Boy; T. Ilnifinek, T..ltitchanan Head; ,T. B. An
hiaturln H. Dalton, Alice B. NIA Mrs.
M. W. Curtis, Den: Puiley Poore, A. J. IL Do.
ganoe, Francis A. Ditrivage, Alice Carey. Caro
line A. Ilayilen Moho Carey, Dr. J. H. Robin
non, J• Bout, Sr., Neale DerSard, Ellen Louise
Chandler, Ms, eta, forming an amount of talent
never before embarked 'in a weekly journal.
filth ail this array of attractive illustrations,
of brilliant literary matter and vast improve
ment generally, the price of the Pictorial Ia
grittily reined, The terms per annum are $3. •
Single oopice, air cent; each. For rale at all of
the periodical depots. A. Winch, 1111 Cheenut
et. Philadelphia, general Agent.
Citizen's Lusztranno tiompany of Pittpargh
'u•SIUIIL L. HABAIIELL.BuII:
MICE, 94 WATER, BETWEEN MABEE? AND
WOOD STRE6II.
NULL ANP OADOO BL AU ON WI
01110 AND . AILNIIOIPPI DIVED% AND I . ItINOTA.
ttl
•
4 .40. Dr Pat AL...
saaansi the xenla of Mt ANA cad INLAND NAria4l7oN
.1 TRANSPORTATION.
DIRZOTODAI
lI.D Hint, I W . ru. Lull/ler. Jr..
. n VI. !Ise...en , t i M. Mar.
Pa ual Ilrs, l W. Pin' Da .us
l'Ar.rt Dunlap. Jr., Jahn /I. utieh .
E., j u k„,,, L ,,,p. _ . /Prawns Pollan,
B ' ' ' alrgili;:ar '. NI ikh
'''''''' '4'l ' '
zu.D. Ilayu„:
Taw U. Ptancalt. , 651
OAGUERREOTYPES
AT THE
NATION AL • OALL.gR r.
ACIESON'S 'National Du m an G
crass tbs Dissen and l fi bark(
Wll • rs's Dtv• tltars.)Plttsburatt.
mm4lltaa ay Nta Wirt li2
aa tai t irts 1°. th5._ " 16: 23 "8 " : essi lik rak ."."l4 7 . tit
ascot atn sarra Wd
sts ...us. 01 unman tam srltb las
nrsi . et A tp l i lys i t t , : tr os. •
ylleatska 2.6.- '""ft'a.". l
ja=gl ot , tsc l les4 Cs tszs• •tetats,; 44!m i s
ArAgaaps "'III 12
"I„ Aska, sod otimkgbr fray I •
litraise• b1q1114404. • A. 4414,1,
. .
•
.It: WATSON ie now eng igo,l in
alsortterlac LOD 7tega. and a4ll /lava ennotnntlr en
nand a Iwns stork of balk Toth of Ell Pin turfs r. alto
WA banns of Matt• 11.1 "Pot:, and • flo. 1 artie's of
Lard. In barryla serf kcal. for role at bliWnrohnopo, eon
nor of Lltorty and Warr. street.
Dr. N'Lane's . Pills
W-31r. 0. W. Butler, e Millersturgh,
Centre Co.. I's, 1110 beim sitlieteti with lAsett Contalaitat
fur „ pum p s , of pays. and was elated by the yttb. A
700001617 of his acquaintance, wee also smugly relleeei
by thew.
Jerob Vetoer. P.:r•mo.ter CorincVn.Ohio. rays Ma
they Wall eery ...mad thafhe do-es to cortelder Lila ttnck
of medicine comolote without them.
The wt. of 21r. Jam. Stewart. of Richmond. Jeffeti
eon Canute. Ohio, en. cored of a moil unrgising
by three U. lk •
iY Fl Alnowort6, or Caryt.borrar. New York. rani-bier;
thee* IN the :wet In:seise'. or the Mai ever sifferesl.
no lot be hal ori hoed aold ravlilrtantl Erre the hinted
matlefaettoh.
Jones Jones. °lank& township. Allegheny W. I.
~27,1 Lie .If. noel. two boa., whish did her more good
te.a their fund/ Ph/rids. for Iwo yeu.. .
Every one shouli be Drrieldel with . toe of Dr. M.
Laces Nile, .. there ill no better Family Illlrstant.
Dor sale by most Alershante sad Druggists In town and
co .,t e y..ad by the sole cremators.
.1 KIDD & CO..
detlOdAwd 60 Wood west.
pirWIN,EB, etc—Person wiebing topur
awe Framer 191aue am Ii(1001.1 of all doseeptipon. Dore
0.1 ii.orrieer, nix ob•.alo them, it the laws. pr... at it*
WI. Eton or JACOB lirE&VEll. Jr
.l6 . !Inter mad Fret Mr....
ger CLTATea's Ilonny SOAPS, which attract,
..tso much Ittleatton at the World'Wfafr. are now offorrd
to the entwine of Pittetoorith and Al/eshenr =lv, at tLe
Proprietors Woes, wholesale nod retail. ml. Ecru I. rv
ticularly taiarttil to those troubled with chapped hands
In Winter. J MILD & CO.. ',went,
No. GO Wsoil itreot:
Bcroltlla.
• •
spa -IT is due to Kier's Petroleum to say
tutu has been known to torapletalf eradkate weer]
vest! e of Ude dreadful disease In lua Ulna than ah
/Abe erred]. and at Isis cost orlnconesnuus to`l,
thousands of rertlecato In the bends of the 700-
6detnr, many of which are from well known ef nudging
the ell] a Pittaborgh and its Immediate 'WWI,. go ea
show clearly WY{ befoul . ..ll doubt. that ruruo
LEVI! Is a Mulleins of do run value, not only al(
kcal remedy In Paralysis, Illusuinatism. Dearners. loss 'el
Sight. but u raluablif internal remedy. Inelting thlk
Inviellratlng Phlkodens.as well ma tbe suffering reinent.
to beccune aogoaluted with Its merits. •
hael.r.g a dread of mixtures ars /unwed that this'
medirins is purely sutural. end is bottled as It flows nun
the tow , m of the earth.,
The following oertlfkata Is roplwl from • MM. linhllab.
kat Syrarmw * .yiew York:. and bears des Aummt /42.
to w Web le .5.0 •DP.Milld tb. esulfient. of the ode! al
D. Y. }WA, B. D., of Syracum:
TLI. may In truth certify. that I have twin to badly SS,
Met., with Seronal• for the last seven year.. that most of:
the time I have beep nimble to attend to any lilead of bc
duese.eud math idtbe Uma unabM to watt, mad eatinnwl
to Inv bed. and have been treated nearly all the (boa by
the best physicians our country afford.: 1 oeeaeional tj
got soot relief. but no cure. sod motioned to grow wcne,
until Dr. Foot recommerded me to U 7 the.rettealmana, or
Dark Oil.. envy thing else hal tallyel I.ild so without
WM at first. but the egad was aslollehlng: It threw like
polo, to the earface at ono, and I at onto began to grew
beam.. •01 b 7 uaing learn battlew.l havegot • can worth
thou/minds el dollen.
MU. NANCY M. Batt%EEC.
TN. /way artily that I Layabeensaatritedwltti'lCieea
Petroliort, or Dal Oil, for more than a Ira, amnia
reptatwill wltteared lu beneficial etbels In the eat( of
heiclent blow. awl other Maws for whlch IL le raw
=road, and ern with maid/are recoaaelat it WI be
=did= worthy of atlentica, ao.l can rately taY,that
Lana bur attariedal IL ace, wary other zedletneha.l
talk!. D. Y. litrOD, U. D. b
Fur ..le by all the Drizatlsta la Dltteburgh.
atrAtelaw
NEW CARPET STORE.
ROBINSONR . 8: CO.,
NO. 47, FIFTH STREET, IN EAR WOOD.
Now opening a large and entirely now
Etna of Import...l and AILIIIiCUI Carp., together 'Mi.,
gym - Wu 0nv.117 Ivan In • Cund Rom at tin lomat
rub. prime.. - tint
SAMUEL GRAY, •
bIERCHA'NT TAILOR,
Na. - 47, St. Clair Hotel Buildings,
St. Cidi, strut. PiftzburgA. '
fIENTLEISEN'S CLOTHING MADE EX
t,m CLUSIVELS to order, and vat . ..sand torult IW
ennottantly on band • choir...atm...A of
CLOTHS. CASSIMEHES,
VESTINGS end OVERCQATING,
OF THE LATEST STYLES.
Italretad arpr..oly for lb. custom trade. o.ntrimen
leaving their orders boys their vbittes noose:Rad and
ertnotteti erith. I.a all work L. doze etnthr bl. owl, sewer
-01.100. deler2m
Knickerbocker New Year's Cakes.
500 POUNDS Kniakerbooker,Ncv Yene ' S
Cab., the Luna a. baked In Now York, and a'
•az• - . 0 , -- -"t"ritzommlk..tru'im'•s
No. 117. Liberty
V. V.A., 31'CLURG&,,CX).,
RAVE REMOVED TO THE CORERS,-OF
WOOD £.D SITTII STRIETS,
WIIIIRE they offer to - their old at:stoutere.
thn publlo scamp/. at Ma lowed tatra,lTho*
- aag. and Bate!. th. laranst. most ~Ant and oaLID/i . d.
Etnek ol . fl
CEIOICE TE4B, FAMILY OHOCERIES,
WOODS! ODD WILLOW, WADI TO DX IDTXD
IN TOE WINS. de4
A. 11.110.liMES &
§uocessor to 11. P. NOLion
MANUYACTOII6}III 071
SOLID BOX via,r,s, •
PLATED IMOV ILS ATTOCKS, SPADES. 110X 9. CK8. ROLM. kr...
FriTIGIIIRGH. PKBITIA. •
OEM. So. ISA Water gtdoot. third door &bor. SraKbOold
44 - All Stork worranlid quo] to arty =aarrotored.
riZ
JAMES P. TANNER.
WROLESALE DEALER
IN BOOTS, SHOES, BONNETS, dc.,
no. 50 woos arszrr, rirrseesow,
Between Third and Fourth.
•
terlky Bunk embraces every variety mid
fur. ot 800.. Bonnet. le. Dare Cad abort from
the Net Ingle.' nanutiotaret a, aderlatl .I , treetal foe
/a I and Winter Wee, .11 vitt toll at E.t.a ;t
—IN mut exenolne la
has l h.. eteoff n..
Belson's First Fretamts
DAGUERIMOTYPES.
Post Oiller'Bsil dig g, Third 'Sewd
CITIZENS arld strangers who wish to oh
an eenartle. artist. and Ila Ills liken*. at •
.t.ry prin. Oaf It to the. Inter.t-to .11 at
We .ell known cohabits/merl e Shore enttra stLelaction
•naranteest., or ao charge rod.. Nes., one of the
hare. end Get •rnortal nig sod Munch. ever en.-
eructed for the pat-pore. With Inetroments of the tgwt
rlttartol 10.1..4 having selopted the eretato of Deatteen
.t.onkt. otter prsesced by the cilebtate-1 of
Thlladelphis dad Nine Pork, tie. N. Callers Um./ to he
able to offer to the getrooa of the Art, a att. of I.e.
rotypoe s eiLbsi kinsly
to In ch.., lash 1..0 .I.r R.
ROOMS 01.09 aM operatteg, In al. Watnm , from g
~leek e.... to a e. mat,..111•1
10111 S 11 . 0)M. . S. AMU.
MIcOR) & CO, -
WHOLESALE &RETAILFASIIIONABLE
HAT AHD CAP •
.. - MANUFAOTUBEIIB. '
AND DILLARD IN ALL LIND! 01 /UAL
CORNER Or WOOD AND YIFTW
pattsburgb,
EiStii.ll. 2 =l. l c:T=lVV:ll`. 7 "
BARNUM & 'BEAM'S NEW PAPER
Fleet Number Now Ready I
Of tbe cowTerirs
NLIWP, tor the watt,
ending astarday. January Ist.
I—" Mirth of the Naar Tear," deetsusal b 7 Tbotter. A
large Page evarbeing. pronounced by artists to be ono of
the moot beautiful dorigna seer produced.
2—" The haat !dements ft • Daniel Webster." • Msgnib.
cent plettife, corning two entire peatt. Tbe position or
the various membersof ii.Webstaris gamily and Priori,
ehinting aninud thi dying M. Is faithfully represented.
The faaturts of IL. dying Mat...math are arourataly Oro.
duce!. Th. pima, alto Mound.. teirtvalts Of Mr. Pieta,.
ar Webstir. lir karat. lit. J MI Paige. Mr. Peter liar-
Tay. !dr. I A Artileton. The swamis of tbese 0001011.
bye been greatly Whited by tb• dagnarmotltm.
IVabstin i e Übnrl,'—A largo engraving elbow
ing an Internal ale, of 10 le basnUful apartment
— . Thi Mansion ef Daniel Webeter M arthgeld."—
• w.ntir.l pleture, driven on the spot.
Tomb of Daniel Webster."
6_•-gb a 11 - abates Obialoulea at NOW VOS)\ — th e Funeral
(hr.
7 —Destruction Of Oblekmino'sgreat Plane-forte menu.
factory at Most in. Mamschubstts. A large and rpirlted
eon:avian.
Visor of the Foundation of that/rota! Palace. New
Turin"
tb-"Tbe Caloric Ville grigason."
10—'Th. meat Conflagration at Parlament° City."
11—Orb. evening of tanignsa—Reliving the limaggie
inth•fianata."
In if
Ile - T he ornlng of Ccrigims—lia.t.i..,
the um.
Tim ahoy* lugs at. • I plcdricad In the moat
biantlfol and ocatipmanner, artztopanled with apreOpri.
te, lultrmiting letter pre.. dmaiptio. •
tii LETTER PREBII
Au oinal Naw Tele. Poem. by Allot,Oarsr, with .
NeerZiteaet git=l a . " ' l TNNir_et .!"
e!. mom' of rural lie Yr.... by Illehenl
bath To the header, by the Mho, Dr, Kans. new
e rub for au lobo Yr.alle; Yranois Andre Dianne. he
the Dehtly. • Seindbos .od eareaturers in the city of
?WY York. The aiplidltlOnta tag AMMO: nark otid
the Drama. lily Ast.hiheld •thsoo•dk Illstory•I Europe,-
Tim Dye.= of Cowmen. The Death! of Webster. The
INew x.% emtal Yoraosb The Connattration or gam,
ossnto. The WOrk ably The D.] Of 1882. •
.coplata Hit of /bath. of eminent pfrafilll
crssent /Pr. ltabOat Llt.racar. Daemon. of Chish.
seines risoorost. mannlnetory, at lioeten. \ Lobed lintel.
as from all parte of lb. weed. • ,
113. The 04..4 mounter Wlasyrar;on Palttaday, Jan.
B th..th • ray 11000 nuoster of lemmata .-
\
Vtlerthrhe rospeettally info:mai that •'
err
1•00 sad magniticant odolosboleturs Is in prooelo of pm
4 lhtrtli r. tf=t * O ' l l 1
roltusa obZmoo4•VllTb.A.f the
ni a% ?r, i mtvtu tr=s.ocojmi
pP
~„,r L b ! jabgzaval d -iu.tnua
gluthia.gnujige IphOntieters to phoduattr=
HA ....wry In du canary uurOD lbloslostat
. von vrithia lb. soros ot alssass.—•
To amometten &A. 00 1,111 b•
sixort.T. bkr My • moil samsosiptioos Wm.
yoss—St.lo for six matt. ha Watt all too Periodical
ble oryss•Wr A s a. Ver i pto p = Stirs&
LID& • B JrZA Li, ilirmal
• .1031 VoltOrkatillaY.lfillr Took.
SUNDRIES ; • • • ,'",
•• 211.111,i Oom Ambou
•• • Powdnal Betanbasi • • V ,
••13,•thi1,P"1"1..
üßili ti:
—OUU lbs. Turkey. in itareaad
!Gs sob Yr. Edictal .1 IEIDi/1,119a.
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gl Ali PP, SOP. ES A
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sus..st. T,
To Let
A S.I.
GOOD OfTIOf in .the
1.3 car Warebotnte. IV .80 an /I 1
deal , I T
\‘' ROMITIpODghIk
41' T.TT T PUBUSEID-1
1.10.311 Y. wermc !HAL ICE t' Y.
.cool AnsPrl n
finnrovnt. AtlnTald H. D. and Tycttltz - cm
ltartmittjpt rpsver, by Wit DtVattlt. A. M. D., 1139
vag..t; 8 cm.: $3
yet Bale 1111 \ tb , • 1.101.1,elp.1!..1 Trtoryol
J.1.31,12:172t9 U A
11
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'Seeds and Iniplem -nts. \
- 14 1, \ARLY babba g e. Olieliflo Cr. Ra. ieh,
1•4 - {„ottnee C&aumbars end other ea g3eeda r.kuot•
ale o(ale mutt &grooved aorta 4 larg . nalortmadt c of
be nneit Pruning. Ur siting end Budding K lee.. Prun it
aye end Vaala telt& handlaa 3 feetlon et • • d nther Ger
•en hart ca&nte of Tape /10121, Cl**& Catt ...Corn an&
Nob Cruet ,Sun&t.ll Jur& Candnioaeand 410.410r*
. re Shelter , . Seed Dr its. ands laraaamatrtme • tot Labor
•
..Ing Implement% for Vi. Prato and Parton. •ha catal
ogue of Veglplighle EMIR 4 Wadr to r dfatri Outten. 11 and
gamins iheratilt * at Um \Horticultural Astral.° , se. No.
,} i.el:Litet.. \
'SAGES WARDS()
, '
r) Al SINS-- \lO drums new Sultana \
ltais .s,
Le, just toed b ' W4l MeCLTAG & I. I
Jell . corner Woad antl.4lo • strpil
l E OL 11 ! 1 :ral S 7/ q U I ? A L S CI '
. k b o h IT!ela V
Crtfoload: rec'd or" .;!. .11. el ate...1.0111i
;,
`,llB=l2.nfl for Jammu'
I UST ificed: Efarpe* Magniip for JanntO\
ry. ;moat It. eontaots arall fourol—Thros Weeks
In Cuba; Napotopot tlourpartoel. Hoar flto Nora vied, blow • '
Llo; ea; I Cant: Cormont/on roil4lona for dfldwlnter, kr..";
En•ektrbocker ilseaalna forJannvy. conoooroa rlf •
ow volume: Li • year or 74 Crloll parstumbari for o•I• by
W. A. olumi, &sib
na
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76 Vortatrost. ;
•
A] AIIYEH'B MAGAMIN,--,Numary No,
toned id No.ni Voartlk strite l / 4
Lisa
IQ I.IR(IUNDY Pl;Cll—.4ioo , ,
jiL,4 for male by
. - -- •
k achange Ban of PYttsiteh.
I ciAstnor iii, 1652/
AL ANCES of DepOlits oxpeelog Ten
i .d.
, t.o.l% . : . . t rteNne.e fenuirl in tbilLim ; .. rboohorin
• Lnt tllr ' aeld s'n!ilitrZn`men Anil/ 9 :o l ss o °A .
\ ll,
1111 Lilo lharean, int. 12,1849, %WA
' 'barbs/ifs Kioley. ' .
I. fir, '/14.36
l';:r f la r k b o a o t • TsZar . nitagan ;Ant oin - Lini, the ,
'\ili' before Vie, ' lt o lV " ,l , l o, o kui . " 4; 6 l% h b i l \'''
, Aorbl tAlertn .
QAT IENT V.l.;DEP9Bl'.Tkin2d.llare‘,'
1,, - 7bowif, of Its, In the b tryqers . Deborit 11 , sizt of
P rlit . i ,, / , 1 7/:•./Kii, if , I , S. brit mr. lee
t . 4 ,750 °Lib itino•nt, isives wet:vino/mid tin.
, II- I.l4leton .\. Jofy 2511% 1/ CO
Thine'qlo rio II ners Mimosa-neon tbsi lity .
\, ". i, i SOUS YAW). IN, fleshier.
Far toyrb: Denorit kOl Lifribursb. p • eo;,] L0;,18k2,
nolo/nib:xi end affirfiled onicrtrefoni ms, i
iiirlin/Iftii .I,ois MIL' 'tun, Nrteby Pub n,
130 KS, \T;OOK - 1 ,-Just - e - e7i7red\-. ',, \
Tbe irretv of Mb kdolob's., r the :¢ ` innoiLbiL
it,
by nt ' Oi ` - ', Vir filir". ° r oY ' ILVoitel c ii 1 I 'is \
, nisiloN e s, sod nfaisis of Lifienti,b iii ` iri-y ` K '3l,s T a .. .
bro.. is /au, Nur, q. \ ' , /
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Life kn./ s, by A Artho
o 01. :1 \Viet/so/lie . \pitroribb bripl. in do , gilt Alit
"ifr„., It • Den ~'X i'ii ' Jon'
. I . e. . . . tecionytro:sty-Abe
Lioter.br ortain in, . Uolieo INA Fa eel, by
li . A \b4l,llEnli NAY it WS,
deno ' ..,._ , fourth Atrent.
~,,
LAII6-17.0 bble.'N. Tto!iiiiive fclVe by
\ \ti*ren biblier A
\ \ %Air AnAl Profit to,
iftY PE.S. lIES-1 4: bus.
le by , 111h011„
SSA Water 'a
ARV AND CiREAS • \ •
T‘ t . l tr"Z4:2* l- ita lr , to
by JSAISII Da SY 4 Ct.
\ wear . sAlsbet
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1 4 D— ',a'? bblo No y
V l, d 0W,2 bble ii.
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prime 11 5 4f; \ \
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4L0V.4 - ED-`S Q bbla prime for etWzi ` by
d. 30 .;, • \,, , J n CaNFI%Z,DAA
1 .. 13A0 hdirmind N, o.Justreo'd PO \
\
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111 07E1174, b vele pima Roll, rennived
' da, `"L'e l''' "TONVl , NtillyßNl\ a 311711P111e,'
!tore, Lot
1 i BCAI.,
etIiIODSAS,,, 0 cone =tan 'Wit Nail
u•ot k\ tn \ s• sal•
ds,..°A) 11 , r7hEIGitn a.BtUHPUY. .
itIED4PPLh&--,.. IEIO bage l s's, just tec d
1.1. sod for 4t, b 7. \
YON 11.,r i N [(OAST
sziitll white tu hand,
tor
\cpx SONktlell.AS Iktf.PLTS,
N IP 'l4O hi'
29 , Alosen
TON, BONN
urn, reo'd and for
.R 132 2 31131 i • al.
50 . 63 . 2, just reed end
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Ain ESTUT..\-30, u. interned and4or
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lIOVVIkE 00, ba,iristorgand for
• , / k.l.lßopmc.
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11111,4 STIAIYE%A
t re ,, ry adlenor
Zo y: ,
o la i llut finest qualltr,, h alh7 •Tm
th.3o ' I7I I II ' , I4IILLIP ;4611 Market A _
EATIFER, 8,E.1.115G1 Jwst rpo'd from
lbo foonofsetbior,ll Jewell ;11,1Ioty \cii br4, , ova.
A bar/ root or est 4Anoid nolt'n wpkb apirafdk ,
d k g77 . . " ;l •l ll 7 P l lrlltMo. 7
111RAZID:gITCLIM-40 eab te, for
r * on.
4 7 1 V gild Li T e TT I PII I O o ,elBf:Nlge.
017 r, L r A . S . ,S b .E.
T .—`- ‘, l , 50
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t. , i. art •
o
bales,suportor, • r rap by
. 6.3 tumult. k IVAM \
_ •
- .
pit}
- IRON-135 Vine eon Found '
.! \ 30 dO \ Strong Puma., . alloob•\
. \ ' JOIIN WA?! 3o ,
—__ _ •
\Bank of . Pittsburgh. \ \ .
sTA S FFAF.NT OF DEE9stro and 01111 , !,
.5.37 1 ./Ata i f . :17.0 . 12.10. %to;
alnono:o . 2 1 23= 1 11 1 rI s
mothla t.t. Mr. yo33ra wort pronolll36 the ' At of . • .
Stat•roeut,h•ra ant either 0.313 Ineramed or dloulolab • 1
woch no. namo. of thoo Dtpaaltorrolbt date •hoo bath o •
p.a. 6.43 ..1, or 1./63.... 0tee.3131. and Om amoun
tbooroooto
,'
Rai., \ ft.odarnanc 3 Data, Amount.
Rol et t Itetorn. 11.13333bui6. 1519, Nur. 7 0,30,00
Vran.l3 dy. 111411. Jonor,:'3 taco
Janob 1d..1 .‘ 11119. Aug.,l6 10,00
Alsrusrot fifer. 1349, Yet. 16 190 69
A air. 51 . 11/33,3r. 1815, July 6 94850
1 0.514 101113, 1Y.363:61•J ea., 1519, A 51.122, 62,00
1.1,0.1 yoekers. ! 1619. July '6 \ 200,00,
\..—
' rsmo boonso.3. - .
1.15.33. ' Rorldaue, Oat, B / 16 41" ... . °,`
$ l 3 Ma.
• RkharJ,11.51.1.3 13 - 3313`3 ea, Nor. 6.16{V, 8 '' s i
11. fluky, a \ ettoaroi co, Nor. 0, law. 0 ';, /0
\ Iv
1 m 11124061 the toregobio an to be tetlanonatid
dividends doe the perm.. tame I. and hatlor remained
be teal , 11l three Thera. Theta are a for other Delano-M s
• tleo h3ra oat beset eoliltlin or e 65111116.1 Kr 000361 M
Rion loreaolsozoll.t. 1414 'are eol3oo.ra doobtron bat /I
found rorrectoelll Ite bublbbed hereafter.
\ , 1011 U 'SNYDER. Caahler.
Felten sod eubtortbed, at,
Mb day of December,l6o2.
d0:32;4t. \ \ • UM Sent, Alelormono.
C. AL Lt. Flamm.
& Co.
ciENERAL Bbitehatitn,'
1";"&! 1 .1".. ; '.11t1 b .7.V117,:r.uu -
JeV.Ccatl.. I'lltoburzh.
NOTICE...
, .
q I ..i.a rurtner.hip leeretofore . exielleun=
dor the Arm of Cutbil AVobbs; In the annbrall g
odu-
Yanow•tevey buelowia, was 41,•=lvoil by mutual moment,,
nu the Otis day of Dia...noir. 9he balloon rill. boreal ,
tor bosoultutyill IT .1 C IUATIA. AM:lethal) attibmised
to, ettle the bu , loese of Abe late rm. "
.1 - b CURTIS:, •
\ ~
lo reliving f7to the lat.' Arm. i mart cheerfully 9.•
conimind my tot ad.. J•C C[llll4 to lay fotionde.end the
rabec .....any. as a goncoomo troythy of their coalb:
doom, and also the, comloosdee of Cab lie le scent. •
\ s ! '\r D9BBBII
1.4 1 DOBBS, General ---7-r
Inbar:week em Real
I. R.l.'. Agent. 'Amy lie Mminitod of the 01Ilee of
the /a• te Atm.
\''' . ,
fahe ti.a.re l• nwasipultar Hr. A Dobtd,,My
fate partner. to the Dubai:dm • tornizt bitetteoet.l3,ll.4
a gentlemen worthy of outdone,. J C mem.
Northern Prottetion iniorance Comb ny~
Camcleh. \N. Y.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
• _ •
LYMAN CtIIITIAP, President.-.-5. cionnat.n. ISeerstai7.
vi k riLL issue Poliaise eiauset loss 4 r. dam
♦V age by Flre oa Iledldlnat and their contents, alto .
on
W. litall• and Caritoen el etas= and Canal Boats, on
W. most favorable Lena. •
All Lanes of tide Agene will be Winded and prompt.
1r paid at thb °film: I 0 CURT d
a.‘Aa sotlstro ,
Wood an Iln ds,_
deLli over P ia It Conde Hankies Roam.
Rensselaer Insurance Company, toner.
Insrgh,liew \Xorls.
JACOB EA FM. Pruldent..--...ux, s Doucui. ISeir . Wary.
MARV:Rib IN /8367.CAVITAL,
arHIS old and well eatabliebed Hompqny
d. e . 7gte.riete Issu t eagr ia billie Agook
I.Mot porta= blot 11.41'4 he
0 • intlident ClanAtft to IlztOrit
• lalto to cant cornet larontkoc. ,
.1•211 \ . J 000a17.4 Amt..
13,tock for Sale.
'it.FEW.E.hires of Stook in the ` . tun Saw
Will Hun HW Void 'Company relotha \ unsay—
trostoczdtr us of
C4p3 to ral:ttazattglillalertt
swam TWA 412671a5t cool:411E1Mb at the .‘ took \la be
dosed In • tom -
agftto.., . Wit. SEPT, Pretideet.
VMAR AND ItiOLASB.O -
:a btls.ll.4ofleaos Milstm4uvijirrop.
ea'Lzglior el.t7 llDpt ,
COLBIRT116:1.
JEW BOOM—Just received
-4,11•2• 'Gnirk tem
wlltui OA=
Mthafr . =.l oi Team', Cattartot, 371“."
• wawa We as the Isthmus. , .
Barsasta Beetal.• lianuatad News, win 0 °sib •
amber, or' • par. tnaordt.eac \
\ den "IVIM:="1.
\--•A \' VI '
, AND Iht(WITANI\ WE OF',I
.\\ AmusENEE \ \\ '
'S‘\
.rrit.,rirr , .SroTALA
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AN g AsoN, \ & CO. ti h old thoiript • i1 i p i t=t aci ... a .... , ..... r.zi.. .= = v ,.., ,‘ ,„
• noun Animal B ale` ou Main. streli b, .t ,
mfr, at 7 sedan. .'
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PIZ "' °lr ADMlS3 ' l° ; ' ' • .. •''', • \ ..
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yore This Snt l nuir' 'l ahara!'et . hLtnaskarini 1 \ Et non- ......._ \
un.\
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VIE= 'li t I \ nial-nrits AY he second at this its Minh during \ " \ \ '
itmatins rapid datinntiont rata charm ~
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Sikhirt, h Lath orth snAarameni Of tlia Mahatma , \ ,
,Ill.°N . ‘ t the gl ' .I\rtrarTLlVßS -
om
Plate den' loan _ .'
... ....... .......31k nralitrA :
tenv , .
f ir oaf a high n'Oe,
eater v. linT3n \ ; Ji ngia. -- ......11r. 7.4 airs GWAnt . I \ '
Totloodudo ',Alt th• pvusollar i l y ß rk iA , • \ •
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A./11111D„, at 45 ( ~.. .-\. : -.-..11_ r. Bra Ard
a.
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Sight. Checks on Cincixulati
ONSTANT4 for s.ile\ in aio:r anti
ILI at 75 Fourth itreq. v . T,
dr• s \\ \ A, WILMA
.. .
1 . \ ...,
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\ - .9tee pex cent. Prehottni
la,D in`par fen&fer Silver Cake.
\ , \ A WiLET4 A CQ‘
1 E\I; 4 I,ES. JAMS As„..!p .11ASSIADADt\
u C ant .1•111, 14.9b0rt7 it!ir \ ',
Or o mnr. ~ v t6W,Mg i , - \\. \
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, ',- Grieco Mardelade,
' \ ags ; , ..A . 1.• Apple I'l 1 • ' :1, \
I dVot l lgil'or'st:l:tl r''' ;* j' A b pt:Li r ll r tli igi ' d: ' ,...
.. '40.9 , '',ll' corner lit"Ofeleod I'll.l..trr
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TTERNV,OOI)% PiekleeTkllip inzallop\
\ \IL) .4,, , 1 F: 11..,: : .i k , T .... 1 phv f n,.. \ • •-•- \
Ordons.
I. \ Tittlh, .\ \ or rt.... 1 \ . .
V:) Noxell flat. above jo free& and for olAbf,the dime,
I„, e.teall.br Ido., W .I. tdreLLIVr.A. CO. \
\ (food NeCtiNfor the Ladiesi\ \
lfo.kS' CORAL ‘ll4lll. BESTOVATIVE\
0 Is Ititeared to 11016 brio.-SO-'. one ortlelo tor , gtak..
VI t tiat7fr r et . ,TZ: s 34•ll:4 ' 1 111;1;:111;VV;
sold fees/ nod On reole—tuo ealbe
la were 4011heity
li.t a 0 mile Aogli sl—.l [bat 011 la hole/ ewe boor oh fb
4, OloYerroriltrulovr4 to 10.1L . e, floor/ !blue saute fork
tbolfair. e..hr.rtinunsurA Cl dtoro: tlocuo/10 I
boo.. ee tbo"IlIg book") runs, lOW and Lltatty
treet", hedabord,b. \ ,
1 \ .'
.
' Pero rtetaeel to 25 reole,s,calte. :
FOR JO NE S''` ,4 ITALIAN VID.?IICAL
eVAY,—Tiat. teoly le as article. for !genii Otlo DI.
eases. reaptions. - le., r bead. Ole brize,oce, th at .11
MIT tooit. • It matter eco,tte, doitt or ulltAf blab White
wad Clear; carer PlotolerlCfttibw, Fouttirett Chable4l ,
Bomar lender Met to• Illt4 eittaviotr afoot cued. for
lofibts In the huraerr. it L. eboolltonl otol brallud. •
, boll
, et IittIOULICA CloWOr EitorolVrrtordly kOoko ardho
. \''' Big Floot.'leornekof Wood at; LlL\ty rttrito. me,.
,tteraii.
l\ ;.), •• L '.
14ADIES OF PIAITSBUII4II,-epd N Id iroty‘
't , ••Prl.• roloroi..ft`r IZ to 13}Ceinfo per Lo.i., for
\ JONYVA pll LILY luarr. \ t
le pap th e Hilo floe Itto , lko erbbekore. tend dope, not
led apt IL .old at RUM:IFS ClotbllmPtom(formokro4
knowrkits the ..111 diort..) puree: of Vtiet.l , 4 /dborir,
etreeto,rtabordtt. 1 \ . \ \ \ \, \
~\ \• , \
TONEW CELEI(tATkO 11A1..\0Y.V71tn
get.0=V5.17.21:1,131i Ogr o g2 It 1717.
\ HOC'S Cloth beg 01011, (tortrkeur VW . Ms Boot:r)63raer
of Wood .04 /Abney otrootl, Pittobbrgh. deMalbtrlXle
be Genuine
IDD &CO.
,t I VER CO . DIPLA q , qf five yetwqtand
4411. gal AZ l !,itivVegiNts °4l7 "N w "
24. T. NZlr44::r a igll ' ..ri C f%Yete 2 elfelaVe ' 6l
resmo end your MeV rill. whirs. Its . :e%esel word..
\ whervver 0001111 011Clatt ot the Mu err. blmr of to
Misklete Bor. Mee! e •ro. and totted .re I the great.%
est 00111710 hello..
~etior.a. Mk Imuleette as As her.
far gei t terge th arre U gl: V 7. 0 r1;':,.1.49,111g2
earl Urer'ssmulamt ueeeely bre. re a and have tried \
earl... rebedbe, boo 12 .. et10; at last‘l i evmd , of your
LberePllN Walsh have effected th e rooe 4DDY V. 0 1 ,...
and I'hear I.ol' Mehoot eamßeratiort the sm *ow par-
Weer kureeL 1 thetenere berme mend. beim b all \ erho
area®: ..ith dleeere rP•tbiLlver.
Your antelol Wee* 801114.
~._ Perch m .111 truember \ 'Oat all Pills hie-ifiel " Liver
Te n. ' " 00 o} •.ef. o °." PreartAler fL,PeEKLLB No.
..5 ,.. 'lYref..l 4 o.M. are 0•011200 t. . 1 Vi re Mil re tie , fd..13,
;I
SUN'PRIY•S— \
1, \ If.V lip . = ph..c...h.te .
14.boies Bag:b. '‘''''. ..,
• \ 10 bhcf.. Bohm.,
. 20 bbls.B. B. !blame.. \
'
'OW burets Lake nob- ;
\B' l ' eV . L\heeedo I \e
C .. .'•.,
1 Boatels Clover Feed. ...-
/Oft ." \ White Beane.‘.3.,
i Lbla. pride roll Butter. 11
e. hales Steel... Pelts
2 'v . To v. Yeses; reed m I for Sehe ' loT
e \ - .1 13 (LI:11111..,LD.
for
eel
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Jim fu
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.Pe*ale Teacher Nanted, ` .- k
t molt 4‘a Pri.vire Family, reAdiitg a
ir
‘f ago " OfrnaV i ' 4tr !'" a " ~ """Vr
\ \ \ ira
'.l, ler W i tßted.
\
lIXAN,T A\younknp of some .
pad'
I al \H"". tr; l P \ !: il ßb' f i. l%t i ! t 7 l t'M i tnr -' 7\ L OR t.\ - 1
'.
LL ' rtraces intereeted ' , Fitt please tak
notiee {hat ills • applie4 to tbo‘Exiborms Bonk, of
web. ‘,... tin doplleVal,,.. trtitmila to DIMS of
c•rthi..t. 00 ber te l lret, inn olorrN-10./dotel
Hoof win o. botl.lor Te chap* of tpe picot ritook.
brutel to too.. to
, ant lost or rotria ,
thavrteeore s \', . .11,1,1,8 dide,w.l7.. „. I
'IIE
Amerkena\A. m suo' 41,1_, ,
of Lls.fol Enolrledhy, • r the Tektl4.
wale 67 \ L ,
• Seemlier hes4l Katie
, de29 . : 621 INad et, thkthoega 341 had
SEITOR lES,-
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.ftw!p~ek_thyleos \ \
Baw ;
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CB a
„ \ Hew Piano PLilfp —7
\
IT for the Wagon. \ ‘,
W,
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Vamp litla Meet
BoubbrEolks-L,wlth colored Ilkennu or S LaIL ',..
Ob. BoyeeerrEhee long.
. SyracumnPolka. \ \ '
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. Uncle Sarn'a arto
1, When arelbe friends of car Youth. \ , '
•••$. B lanch ' .lye • , • . \ - \
. 0 .. Ara ta"Plrii7`"'-ka
-IV":zi'l"Berll.""ihr.fhtliorlb.‘l; D'-'7"h.
°A.
\ . .
watchful and \ brawn: • • •
Sad In the cradle of the ‘,,
ili W T ILIb L !,i. p.Qlleatioria or Wallace, RFT : Eh -
, r . . Co. J. wer'd and fee Pi. he
• \ '‘. JOUN B. MELLO
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de& \ • , .
at W 431 etro4L
\ ri .,..4 1 35tL-7 . l 3o .4 d o,, ru r m w s\freatx: L. S mynas Figa:rait .
, ,
cern 41 • Vc `• S. CULBERTSON. .
AA /An onsuperior.. d Ryo• Whiskey o'
\ band andtfr,al. ' \ AA'
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HEESE-500, , boxei cream \ for
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A PPLES-131 bbla. Pinkie and Sarnia'
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