Ati e'er power .to help Plttebuighcwill toweled ,with Wheeling ter .i." - Aerietta leAl Ohio Centrtil RaiL- 2.Taaui.—The Directors or the Clem. Columbus turn Cincinnati Railroad Comps, • - "• - y.hiTermed imoriler to inarvire the Capital );;Actrii:* of the Company 21) cent to be &Art :bute4 pro rats. tit - por among the hoLlers of Stant en! the Lest of April next, This increase of- Capltil Stook made to raise mimes to con afoot a dooblo track from i ClnelanA down •to the Ohio and Indiana and Belefontaine 'Roads, • .snide: abiolutelr neeneutry by-"the greatly in -. .• creme& lad increasing lantana of the line.— .:Ttie Boor! at the tame tithe declared on extra • . dirldond of three cent. Dloiey is hemming mile*. in , New York, and 410 tieing.ltallemad - bfrode are sought 'after for shipment. The pressure is over for pneent. :Ito effects wi l ba decidedly Bala- May; if listends to keep' down the speculative Itte4tne la the publio mind. If .people imuld be iontent with the legitimate gains of regolar we might loolciorward to a long season of 'mulocommi prosPerity We Nape the screws = 'will be looiened a little In Pittahurgh, aS well • aa'lttwTork, as a tightness in the money mar t. er i i!tAtils sateen of the year checks much pres =gni vialob would otherwise go en. POSTSCASTICA AT ig G. 112 d 10 the '',.llsi.ef Presidential aPpolatmente, confirmed by . thir Senate, iis given la the Washington papore, .thetuuneof Dr. Geo.S.Creseraftith be Postmait, -; The Daotor u a brother of the . ; :late: Baster from _Wielder : ton :twenty, in this !Siete, end Is hicaeelf a Widliiogt . ol2 - 000114 1010. ,- -.lMiing -been bat view 'yearn in Virginia. lle fellow - paseengefiithus, from Welt New. our late bin to alltbnore, and' we 4i4sratoiste him on Ids eneoesa, _ _ 1 6 131118C2C1 ABD 01511121.LIVILLi , dounty Meeting was 1644 held in Con. telbsele, Fayeiti;diunty, at which:resolutions were passed in fiFror eta county - subscription of F 40,000. Nearly emu township in . the county npres4htd, , ',thong the resolutions was jtcsolvel,. That the thanks of this mectingare tendered to Geo. :Wm. Larimer, for the cnurn7 'tad ability with which be is discheiging tbe du eti of President of - the Pi ttaburgaud Conuel:tr lei Ran Bosi . Oompauy. . Tipp bill to ineorporate• tie Pittsburgh and COlitiellitille;Ballrotul Company la.tbe atato of vend; finally, tiro 'toilet, of Dokill4cP• iota got to pees tie Senate, lint 'es there le oppoaltion, It 'will soon toooile a taltittore COttoolle have not acted yet. `We hope an ounemeary delay will be avoided, ..salt way be eeeeeary to frame Frame ,epoelal . '. 4 1 F 141'. daft to legalise a suinoilptleek an the part et thactity. - Of, this, however, iro are not oer- Wa Thzieesitary legislation catty be provided nOvv,before • the Senate. Tee Con , to at least as important to 'Bahl -mere 0 Wheeling fe, We hope seen to annonnee - thst;n s initairipti an of $1,000,00P is made. 3LW 13)508s. . Company, of New Torlc, havo laid utum our tatlothn Allotting VOrtr: -.4lr,'Kturn'a i..ittets to a Young Usti About. the'Proliq, &c. TbackaraY." YlOin pin oilltaakvrat'n 'iota amusiognalltes. It one of Appletnn't popular Li- Daley-lin/al; a^,Talo. By Tana Kavanaugh, - author -,uf other works : - • - at Eotioav which bevel:ad a serge roe. 4ppictoWtiike4ll7lltealidEnstinfir'iJoula . c/ :04.51 6 the Atatili. atuaber, and 'contains mach scatter et...paten:AL - it - speaks detibttallyaT the ?Pil4lo Engine; and Witt the "Fire J jaaibiJator'' a ;trailed= au the ignoracooer. the public." The eine 'eerie are for Bale by A. Entlisb .4010'109d Street. • . . ltierseirsienasoit.—A. 11. 81,aw, DO., has ilheliated lie .861m:trate Frit: Pins, to gim gritty Eici, lett, et the Wethington CamTou.. 'wealth. Wee the fleet number or ew gaper, thettt tho '26L11 et April beet. . • BeeOer Stowe, aeooe)Q3• brother feet dlictlas latecd,er, • Ntirark.Niir tine sailed 6-oto Boston; !o e lion of tho Met megai indenter the valets. • , Xaacngahtli ,Slatitteor,—The etatt of Vltolnie hitt euteetibed $30,000 to the ootoplotthe of the iktheo4OtieloSteekeoer in tbst State;ceidtiion• thirentsotiptlon 0!$20.000 by the people cio theltthattatere of thwt- - Tivat , Tole QOM 'al . --:Zer4l -*#ewczk to 10,1u.r.010,14","; . . . . .. . . • . , . ... - 31 , ~: 4 and .. k , -,‘ • , ..4 OCr; and ... ... .swy ,a• :' ,s,sithe Cornmou .i.: . • , -I. C. ..,..-od six dollars and .... . 1...;...4.;.. .c•-`- . ke ~..ite are of genersl ap t L is, It.— ,Ts.....l!:N..i..lbstantially.true of our .l" # s slsk.ory, though there may be Blew cities tocalities where tbe results would not bo so disPioptirtiorteg. diew much more reason has almost every Pro. testnnt denomination in the country to complain .I of the "despotism" of oar Common School eye._' tem. Yet, it is loft to the effrontery of Jesuit Priests to complain ed . a system by which Pro-' testants are heavily taxed tei give an education to the children of 'Catholics. They not only in sist that:this tax:stall oontinue to be levied, but that it Shall be used to support schools, controll ed exclusively by them, wherein men whose highestallogionee, political and religious, is to the Pope of Rome; are to tench emit, doctrines or II ii I strengthen the Church to which they be long. regardless ,of their inflaeoco upon the in stitutions of this country. Nothing calawell I. more unreasonable than the complaints of injus tice and oppreesion so freely made by the Cath olics; and' unless they conic one frankly and say that their object igdo separate Catholic children from Protestant simnel as peasible, to fill their young cuitads with 'bitter and unfounded min:li ce., and thereby to retain that control of ,heir ['action, apart from religion, which is dangerous to our libtrties;—in a word, unless they an ktiosiltalge • that they bud their echool sclera• necessary to prevent their people from asserting their manhood, end freedom from Priestly din tattoo, we mast regard them ne dangerous men, attempting, by tales appeals to rho sympathies of Protestants, and false appeals to the pas alone of Catholics. to• break down our Common School system, and to keep their . own peoplo in ignorance, or teach them nothing which will r not make them halo their Protestant neighbors ay. the Ilan -4 'ere in favor (Tt Tho Baltimore Patriot gives the following fur thee partiatilarg of the late tenible neeident co the. Baltimore onolPhio Railroad. The Patriot says that shoe the road was first evened, now over twenty years, no pld¢enfer Val' loot his life, until the oenumenee of this end affilri The folio wing at:Bhopal and reliable lacuna tion we gather from Mr. Abet and Mr. Henry, of Louisville, who resched Imre riet night, and are now at Barunta's, Where they are receiving the attention of a pLyeicien. Mr. Abet is con. •aiderably braltied, act tie. H-enry. eliatitly, but will be able to go en to flew- York, as they in tainted, in a day or two. We leers froia theme gentlemen that it, the two ears which weal over the precipice, there were seventy-four pawn gersoonly twelve of whom were able to roses through to Baltimore yeeterday—the others, who were not killed, being too badly injured to be brought further than Cumberland. Mr. Abet emitted in taking care of Mr. Bolt. It appears that Mr. 11. ate etaadiag en the platform talk ing with Mr. Rawlings, the Conductor, at the time the stioident occurred. Mr. It. leaped from the platform and was eared, but Mr. Holt, being on the tower "side, Wei precipitated down the embankrient; alighting among the sharp reeks, and was : terribly torn and mashed. lie hied, hotiever; three home, perfectly sealable, but duriag the lift two hours suffered great bodily pain. Ilia mind, however. was calm, and he gate his money, about forty dollers, andlie gold watch. to Me. Rawlings ' with many direations to those witoltiog him, ab out bit pdaition, to as to relieve er mitigate his eufferings, if poaeible.— He was perfectly aware of hie approaching end, and .poke of it with cempoSuro and without fear. We 'ago leant that Mrs. Gieee acted most no bly and coolly. . 800 wee lacerated badly, and cue of her ehildern was blatantly killed, and with tier fact, literally covered with blood, pick. ed up-two of the children in her arms and went to the creek near by, and bathed and 'tolled them-go that they soon revived. One of, these Ilttlelanes died after they arrived in Comber lend; 'There were four of these and the - oaly sitaoldebildren In the ears—two•earvived with their parents . : This family were from en teritis We aro pleased to record that everything was done for the sufferers by Mr. Rawlings and the uninjured passengers That could be done to re lieve them and mitigate their cantinas. There were . screr,elediantiesi, and one or two dwellings near at hand, wherelho dead and Mimed were taken, and - made as comfortable ea the circum stances would allow. Mr. Bawling" was consid erably brained, bat ho was Indefatigable In ren dering anistance to those requiring it, and la .bored conetantly for three Lome in having them moored to comfortable quarters. There was another gentleman-from Louisville, a-Mr. TrenThard, who was in the ear a fair min utes before it west over, but ha Wt it. fee one in Boob, and of course was unirjored. Mr. Teen . chard came oalast alga with Meeers. Abased *Henry. The is the second wonderful ese.spo of Mr. ,Abal • Several yoara ogo tie was in a train of six care near Perie, in France, which lock fire, and seventy- fire perions lent their lives, but he escaped unhurt. . MiTHODt2 , 3I UNITOO trans—The editor of the 7.10t..6 Herald takes the nines,- inn view of the progress of Ms:lndium in this csnotes. lie nape,: ritet.hodion is, not yet o century Old- In the ittoredibly short-space of right), seven years It Lau built four Sousand two hun dred anitiwebty churches. (which is • little leso. than One'fur , elory wsrt of her esistence.) at a • ot•ebot fourteen millions seven hundred end thirty tbousaud fire hundred and Aerenty one It ham, ales trested an , l endowed its ntunerous acadonidee with large some. It has built ionnuartible,parsonages, suil supplied it. self - nith,Church awl Ssbbath echool New, ItlodCpt theta churches, having been newly creeded;- a -lttilt, er rednialeled, snd most of 'hoer no; outlays hosing been made within the qiiartur of a oentory:wo think it DO oxair ilarathm to eatimittotim expenditures of Method beta inshu.linitid States for Lome purposes at an averagi very. e - short ,of One million 'of debatektbate bee acroan Mll s , the trinity , inn; in addi tion to'that; .far tin suipert of tie • ;tom. Church. to a doms linfalag biAs.eti cross. Hie a - :ease, more congenial to au excited political meeting than a rettgious leoture On the other band, nar Ckholle citizens are -I,llhiog on their charchez, and dedicating them with a cermet, equsi in all points to those obeerved abroad, save the public proceseiun, a part whirls wilt not ho omitted a th•jrears later. end Mann Hughes, so rumor gum., will eunn •ieit Rome, and upon hie return, bring tits Cardinal's hat., the Galvin the United States. Qaito an exciietocnt is burning in Maine up tlC the liqurr law Aurelian, and a eharp cnoteo will be held upon the Mayoralty queen... in Cortland.. Neal Dote wilt no butt be cot of the candidates, and ex-Mayer Jae. It. Cabana, a Whig of unimpeachable character iu all points, bb oypouent, together with Boole Locatuto, ern., may slip into office. Tie famona law ha%beeu ` amended in same purticuir.,, which make it lea, h t n i uosioug—euch as taking the reetristiooe fr.in cidcr,,hitherto tabo,ml The election of Mayor of P-rtlond is to bd quite a thine tow campaign, but Mr. Dow ,111 hardly ho mailed to ollipc The nEricason" is now at the foundry; to have co s t ire. homma put to her cylinders, thu wrought cncs haring yielded to the preesure.— When Ibis defect is remedied, the .:hip will cent to England, and it is thought by good judg• en in noutiod (bat ehe will ha as suc cessful is all rteProta as the most 131114;n1:10 can wish. All sorts °flew bully stgrits are told alien! the ship, Lut she has not fatted, nod there is no reasonable expectation' th at The &deices from Europe are not favorable 1%, our breadtoff.., nor on; ootiou, yet these heti. cies keep up very welt Front California, the ozmnieredal alvices are not so flattering, nnile touch as prices of slope:tents ate lower, and lre• mittancso must diminish it, count quence C. Cwrel N. Amen,. U. y ttsl IVAsinsotoN. Mitch .29, I y&::. The Now ."ark t,, , ,,0uy is riv at length. awl the uoulia.slions ontuo.ny made - er -thentet not er wetly in the way that every body, or even the r" nonce, tape:A.l.- They. are as fellows: Cal lector, D. Satyr/or, John Coch ran; Naval Uthcar, Ilea:an J. Iteildeld; Navy Agotit, Conrail Straokhamer, (who takes the him. ors ,Icaliteit'hy Mr. girlie - ill; i.Pattmaster, Irmo V. Fowler; iileirehal, A P litllyer; District Al. toluty. Charles O'Connor; Sall Trois:surer, John A. Die. treeen.r 14,1 tlillyer him, bean cow firmed. 'rite follotting Philadelphia .notnitaletts have also been mitic, Brawn, Collector; Eldred, :ta eel Officer; Day, Nate , Agent; Hale, Sitreeyot; Miller, Polteacatet; indite Pettit, Director ~f the ?dint; Col. Wynticep i 3 made Nlntshal of the Emetern,Diatela. The nomination of Mr. Misi.ior to the State of Central Amrrir,. boa I,:eu tmulir med. The Conanler trokty with France Lae bead ra tified. TII9 New York appointmentej form the chief and intimating topic of discussion. There is 00 doubt that President Pierce mettle them hinies; bet the knowing ones think they see Marc tuanagenetat triumphant in the result, if dip trap holds fast. Dickinson cud I), are both In kbittoy's way, nod want Seward's Melt as ping clone to the Presidency. It they accept the appointments, it buries them out of eight, and Mercy has a Cleat old again. &bell profeesos his estinfentteu, hat esseevervates that he would yield to no other auto. Ryetlers and Gam are both ap palled. The Captain swears lustily. Mike Walsh cemptains bitterly. Diekineot's friends coy that hole not foolish enough to swept the gilded bail. Dlx's frietde talk In the came strain. It is now heliend that D;ekiniton will accept. O'Connor and Billyer were confirmed an the suggestion of Mr. Butler, Cattleman of the Judiciary Commit. tee, without rtfereuce,andllakbeettUde they were Dee objectionable.. The appointment of Charlie ' Brown as Collec tor at Philadelphia is likely to cause a great row iu the camp. The Pennsylvania Detuotlacy are much incensed. Every member of the State Delegation, care two, aro append to it, mod awry member of the (Wane al.° A larg e and respectable delegation of Pleil.ttlelphiene formal ly protent,l to the President, on Saturday, but It nom all unalitling. Brown-was in the same • Congress with President Pierce. and also woof a member of bin mess. Pennsylvanians here talk very excitedly. They eny it will Inevitably *lit the party. Some trouble Is feared in the Senate over the New York appointment,. Robert - Ewing has been nominated Bub-Treas urer at Philadelphia, Andrew Pico, Receiver of the Dated Office at Los Angelo!, California; Doc tor Birdeaß, Superintendent of the "Mint at Bea Francisco. The Cabinet ls engaged In the con eideraticn of the Baltimore appointments. The malt is cot 'known. Davis probably will be chorea for Collector, and Col. E. Polk lur•Na val OBoer. COIIIIMISATIOS 07 POSTMAI97II7-8 —Oar a the acts putted ou tho night of the 31 of Mardi, to evtablith certain poet routes &u, contains a eeo tioo fixing the following as the ootomiaeion of poettasetcta after the let of April next: oe ¢ sum act exceeding $lOO-50 per ot. ° between $ 100 and $9OO-40 pei et. " $ 400 end $t!.400-36 per et. " exceeding $ 2400-14 per ct. Where the mail arrives regularly betivaeri 9 at night 41.1 5 in the morning, CO par at. is aimed on the hint ti JOO, Those officers whom oampentatioo dial not oteeed *lOO a goarter, aro allowed eon cent for every ••free" litter delivered cut of their aloe, and each posnutuster le allowed two mills for de livery from his dr.e to u eubserlber, ouch news paper not chargeable with poe-toge. Alm]: Tuaveuriue.-,T.lie Huiloon River Rail road Compelly kilned Car. new engloes to thbir read, rir Buffalo, Itootieeter. Fulton and Amos Ring. They are all splendid that olue tom:Riffle* trod will mere thariemetalio the "repatatton" far time of the road. The Exprees train on the road en Saturday night made about the beet running time yet. The run from New York to Peekskill, forty-four miles, was made In fatty Are and a belt - xi:dada, and for the entire distance, ex clusive of sixteen elope, the time was three hours and forty.four-Minntes. The train tioneiated of ykU . passenger cue, and tree run with two eu sines,. the Buffalo and Chin nreeicit, `4B , r. - , . equally (Ito purthaaen, or i? Pittsturyh Court< IMPORTANT the - statement at your correspondent ••liroJyrport. - at to the argument cf the Wheel ing men before the .Directors of the Cleveland Railroad is very important, and ought not to pass . w,thout :dialog a pin there. •'Drtdgeport•' was probably himself percent at the meeting of the Directors, and heard the arguments. If be was not himself present, we know many of his towns met were, and from theta Lc receive! his info, condorn. There non ho no lout.: that the trwm- Fortnum actoss the Western bridge, the island, and the Suspension Bridge, with an accent of thirty feet to eleven hundred, nearly one hun dred and fifty feet to the mile, wilt be a very serious difficulty to be overcome, and cot, when this iv overcome, the drays will have a bag Ad ditional distance to travel to the depot. So tbst the Wheeling men were not exaggerating abet, they stated that thy euspensi-n bridge genii not be card for railroad Purposes, and that crow co g It with drays would te equal to fifty miles of railroad travel. Noe for the fignres: From Oreensburgb, by the llempheld !toad to Wheeling, lacearding to I Charlie Ellet,l FroClßridgrpott 10 Wbetla. opn! Io LA) Briagepor,t to Pitt.Lurel, - PittnburgLria Ureetoburpth. MCP we to thi• a FrONT allots:ice fim the high 'rants and sharp caress of the Hemp- Ecl.l f rolol, we win fhe better able to spresciate the wisdom of the ;advocates of that project.— But nitre eta the t•llitsi Line," and thine who please may eh.. I their money au the Hemp told. X V.= lb. Cl.vettod LIEE SUPER.IOII mom co:oLn. We. ere indebted to 11. L. Ely, Egti , for tin on tiLil the condition mot prospects of the lAlto Superior Iron Company, Mara, Itt63. The Com pany in, arganir,l ue,ler the lean of Michigen for-the rnepone of Iron mining in tle Upper Pea and in crinnecrinu the Company see Cup god in cono rooting a railroad• from Martinelli, Itay, ou Lake Eloperior, into toe heart of the iron reglou. The part of ohirruent of 'bourn sill lin Irau Lay, auJ by means of thin road anti the ship Canal it Sant hen Marie, the riot iron region of the Itorthw.t will be scoL4sible. • The capital crock cf the Cutupeny 101300,000, iced the ucdniloJ fourth part of what hi known as the Lake superior Iron .Mountain hen been porobanwl. The tract contains 432 scree, and it in fifteen Mil. from Lake Superior. Tht ore, lire mostly above the el - efface, end is blasted out like took In large manes. The cost of min , ing will not traced ten rents per ion, and at pre eient.priees, the ore is elated to be worth at Cleveland tXIO per ton = The quality of hobo Superior iron is unequalled for purity, eifmeee, tenacity Val strength. ,The tents made kettle this questi•in The railroad iu the course of construction ex- I tend. from Marquette Bay to the Jaoeson; leaf, and Lake riuperior Iron Mountains reepth lively, and will be a little over 15 milee in lengt h. Thin cold, with motive power fo COMMA= be. airless, is estimated it $213,060; and the oOrn• pang Intend to complete It this 00.1100. Trio line id surveyed and located, the grubbing and clear ing of halt of tt done, and the grading is consi derably attained. The gredlente of a portion of the rend are high, but as the freighting will be toward the Lake the high grade is no ilimadvium-, loge. The motive power required will be that only to hunt it; the empty trains. Heavy etrep rail will lie aid fur the track. The line of the ' road otrikee the brae of the Jackson Iron Moun tain at a point 750 feet above the water. of the Lake ' a mile awl: a belt further the Cleveland Iron Mountain at an elevation h 0 feet higher, and a half smile still further en the Lake Rope rier trim Mountain on nearly the same level. The iron region le compact in 'pace, covering a few. miles, the spore of the mountain solid mat es of Iron, and no other material. The ore Is generally about 70 per cent. pure Iron. Con, erects have been made with the owners of Jackson and Cleveland Iron Alountalne to trans port their ore and freight ever the read. The exhibit states that the amount of capital stook of -the Company ,la $300,000; number of chores 12,000 of $25 each. Amount of amok I actually pail litTs2o,ooo. The officers of the Company ate--fleman 11 Ely, President; Aneon I Gorton, Secretory; Wm. Flute , Engineer; Vire, tore, 11. 11. Ely, Anson Gorton, of Marquette, Lake Superior; Samuel -P. Ely, George .11. Ely, and Alvah throng, .of Rochester, N. Y. The contract priCe for conveying ore by railroad from the Jackson Mountain to the Lake Is $l,OO per. gross ton during the drat two years after the road Is completed, and then at the rate of fifty cents ' per gruel ten Until the amount tarried ever said road shall math 70,000 tent anuually, and to be further reduced as the quantity increases until it exceeds 125,000 tone annually, when the rate is fixed at 30 ciente per green tun. By the con tract with the Qleveland Iron Company the Fame talcs aro In be (Merged per mile fur the whole distance, no are paid from the location of the Jakson Company to Iron Day. Thu Iron business of 'Lake Superior Is dealt -nod. to form'en Important Item is the Industry, wealth and eommerce of the Northweet; and if the present high prices of iron and copper ate continued, the development tf the exhaustless mineral rename of Lake Superior will be rap- Idly•pushod forward, and yield abundant re turns to the enterprising companies engaged in • mining operations. We once know a men who generally spell the words beginning with the letter s with eh. Foe it:Manes sole lea th er watt Miele member, salmon was oballion,sugar was chugar, Sta. That men was a shoemaker. Another person upon our list of actirtaintatmes used the letter k for the letter c. Corn is kern, cob is hob, end come ie kerne. That man In a dry goods iteuler>We have a sub scriber who apollm Register something like, Ealtchier. That subearlber to a former. A law yer who once did tor a favor, used the word non whiter when acme would allow. And—and—a real, dear little WOlOllO we once dared to love, need to open oorrespoodenoo with, t . quy. dcq 14tociart," and—and—we oculd'ot stand It, eo we left, one night, like a deer. After our ex perience who shall say all tlesh—of cobbler., lawyere and women—ls not liable to have bad spells!--Sande by R rgielrr. Ahby Kelly, in eine of her lectures, expressed strong feint in Providence ultimately limning to the all of the women, IS their attempt to gain their dean "All things nee possible with lied," exalaimotrthe pious Abby. "Neil the Lit!" respooded in Irish listener in a 1.1.. k. ccrnee. • ...He's not ebbs 10.J:lakap own cf commenced a tussle with it man, suppoemi to hoot been &when in •.few minutes more, Ca pie camp reani DS up Swanson lancet, and on ap prosy:blur Emma., reined him by the see,, and raid ttrun, run." Both the prim:mere then took to:their lege, and did not step until they reached the hoer house. It war here, raid Emmoe, that Capie informed me of the fact that be had cut the men. lie knew Coat Capin had a knife in tiia possession, but did net ere tam strike the blown Lady on the morning (Sunday) after the murder, Emmoe asked Cepa. if we would not go down and ace the man' Capin said "no: I law enough LI him last night, wheal out him." Balmrs asserts that be was very much Intoxica ted when at Mo Farrell's, and sawedy recollects what hi raid or did. lie farther alleges, in the moat poeitive manner, that he never injured a hair In SooLan's head—that be woe Innocent of the crime of murder, end t h at be was extreme!' desirous once more to get to his family, Daring above statement, Emcee was much effected, and 'learned to entertsln a hope that be might yet be spared a : felon'. duets. Wei will add that Emma, ban an [mishit young wife and one child Carle is unmarried, but has an aged mo ther, and on ...threat young Meter. Their feel . fern, undei the painful circumstances, may well he Imagined by our readers, and we hare not the !east diml t the : sympathy of the whole coni• tr:unity is with them —rad. Bulletin_ Dr.avu re Mangum, lIATS.O —The Franklin 1 brings latelligcule of the death, at limner., on the 14th of March, of Baron livnen, the onto, nous Austrian commander in Hungary during the' .cent war. Ilaynau woe born in 1180. ar ilnarel, sod is void to have been a natural nun of 'then - . etll9el, by a goldsmith', daughter. Ito ass brought up a toldier, but was . not distin• goishtd, during the greater fart of kis life.,for scything except his eccentricities, which at timers amoturtad to an appearance of insanity. In the rovolutienary disturbance, of 184 S. he Tao ni eon , eidcrod a Gt. leStruent for the 00000600 <, the olercive designs of Attetrit, nod bin firstj , ser •ice..at the etormiog of llnscia, woe so tia• factory that be wee appointed, In May, 184 0, to gourmand the, Were then eating Atjalui the Hungarians Ills military movements Were 811 C• oestfJl, and his victory at Tenteswar, followed by the bartender of Harpy, led to the terrains 'lion of the war Ills Subsequent crnotties to the Hungarians, and hie barber.. treatment Of helpless women, arm matters of recent history that it would to painful to rehearse now. They hoe made his name execrated wherever free• dem is known; they were the cause of his Igoe , ruinous expulsion from gegland, and they can I never beau far forgotten ALS to entitle Lim to , a decent position in honest hietory. Since his re moval from (ho cominand in Hungary, he has Leen a ileepieZtt and unhappy man, and he mutt have anticipated death sea happy release from the repreachce of hie own commience and the worn of the human race.—Pnilo. 2:oltrin. Ayxateox COIIItIICI WITH CHINA —The re port of the harbor master o(Shangbat(ldr. Ni idiot. Bayne.) shows Strom January 1 to De, ember 31, 1852, the Ana icon tonnage exceeded that of .y other notion: The number of British 'multie was ono hundred and two, with a ten on(' of 32 700; of American smote seventy. one, with a too.. of 40,385 The whole amount of tonnage was 76,900, and the number of twee one hundred and eighty neva; the remainder, besides English and American, being almost equally divided between French, Daniub, Ham burg, Spanieb, Hawaiian, and Dutch. The ex ports of tea from Shanghai In 1852 were 67,675, pounds, which It about eiplal in amount to the exports of the two pretioul your._ Thu ex pecte of tea trim Shanghai to Greet Britain, from Jely 1 to Deoember 31, 1552, were 17;826; to the United Stolen 15,400,900. We aro Informed that • committee Is in the city from the Went, devirbig to make a mooned lion with the Steubenville and Indiana bond at Coshocton, by a road pasting through Mt. Ver. uon, Knox county, Mt. Gilead, Morrow Bounty, to Marion, In Marion county, and thence if de sirable to Lima. Judge Brown and Senator Williams, of Marion, aro of the committee. They bale been in the city mince Thursday last, and they tract they bars eueceeded in ma king a eatiofaelary arrangement with our cam pony. This extension fa on the original mace: the S. nod I road—thq 'corporate capacity to both! It exists in our obmpaoy, and we an in formed that car Western friends only ask that the ctock enbecilbed by them shall be consider ed a port of the stook of the Steubenville aid Indiana road —Btrubattill• Herald. ItW--YOUNG MEN'S MERCANTILE LI HUAR Y ASSOCIATION AND MlCllANlC.Sfisornurr. A LECTUILK will b Melanie! belbt• this Inttltutton. NIAWSNIO UALL, on TIIIIIISDAT EVENING. Um tth of BISHOP O'CONNOR. Subjoet-- Awn', dn.! " Desrf °Pen at T o'clock—Ws/sea at ti o'clock. Ttesata 01 aotollslob.24 sent; to by had at thaprintipal 110010 and hook Storrs: also. at tb. Library Krems, and of the Directors and Lattbro Csmtnittes. LIKNILY WOODS. JOHN K. lIOLIIK4 W. 11. KINCAID. J. U. KIIIKPATKICK. tub3l:t4 Leetwra C01116111G41. I..'itxxen's Insurance uompany or Yritsbturgh U. D. AMU, Paanrcrt. PAM UEL 1.. 71a13IIELL.8gez. OFFICE.. 94 WATIM, =WIEN BISEXTIA 11ANINT AND WOOD INMUM M 8 MULE; ANTI OA [MID fIIPES GM Till 01110 AND 111ASI58IITS VIVID& 'MID TKIIIIICA, 841 , /.410 4 •gatrat ign Or &ma , pus Alp. vulva/ 1D :STA 404 INLAND NA VlO 44,1 TRA:rMiI.Mr/ 710 h. Dill 13Y30114 3 . . King. 1 Wm. 1.3.3133.3. J., . ..W .4 " . ' I ' :ip it .. if1, • 5,.... Raman; It.. 1 Jul. S:Vlhrutth. 113.b..33 Poulan. 33. 1 , 363.1.33.3143 m. i5.113,31.3gh. 3. 31313ommax.r. Y.lt•rd Womoym. Wm U. !LW. . 4 ' U., B6 ' 44t. 1.11•••0 111. ranwelt. • 642 *Or .NOTICE—:-M. hem his frielola sod lb. pall. awatrldlr. that hi hu roweled hi. choler. .toob of 1,110 ARM .of TOBACCO, from Lls old 41401, 114 Water Street. ter lb. loom Na. IM undwr tha Menormaloola Moue. stint doer tu the Ilne 1 0 . 0 e a oee tyoueparly, *here he will erolsaror. 44 boratOlun, to keep 001 of the heat .baba of inAPOrted Cigar. lo Ho. city. lle batters Lionel! that the stook of Cigar...rot Tobareo he 111 a the hafitof r orertax for sale, ro eurbeloolly boll known to Don/ OO other tetotatOotJa. tfor , to WU so for Oita..l hit new Aso/411m same poen,. cee hire-4,01M Me rawer plao• of h00k.... 1fe416-11a stayP Wi boiler.) Nature bas previa - id . remedy for thou.. .hick barb 1. heir to. Itlol7o YETROI,bOI I or 11000 OIL; pot UP 44111100., frOlft lbe great lahoratory, eoeloweleel deep lu the Wavle of Mother berth, 1., without double how of the fizeLlost of thou valuable,. head Lba tollorrldr hoetermouye vireo Ly a antlered parent: • I . ttta 00 . Yattalh Ohlor lie Pt. 15, lE.:, Mr. M. 11, 01e0-2110: 1 hare veld all Yon/ Polfoloato. or hook 011, souls two mouths Put. ant La , * beau lout; lute 10, lour agent to art • further awful,. 1 ...A h oe ,. eoldpoop. dawn Clore. Ws-bars found lb. 1./11 very errrolloat to olo.rou ha rir It um. Owe ;ow aelutt euea. m was Was trry ow with the drad 1 tate hwr • lessacardal. and la thr.• War. Ur. Ihe Kama, abet Ma POI' IttOpp4.l. and rho r•rovvred icalar'd Wily. It la Alta an ktraLfdlitOrtj4l44 , 4 for en, wad ttaratml 1ty441.4341141f0L1., 444 1014.1111•040 f. t" rgi, 1:2 0 . 1 {114tA71 . ! "1- ..„ 4 . '1 = 141714 i. 1 ": 4 ours gala Pt 01.41. 4 1 4 Jl4 1 4, ... 1 10 3, • . fzb . Rana tdctrldrlF• Plt;d* copra N. trot ion Qt .11111 Inert ctliar.., - .. - hA 1. larger , ..orthan3 111 \IMiNETI 4 . the eOIV-Ing ereseolf„ 4\s(4=h MES & \ BRO., -rukt:Rm \ ' BI,F.DGFI3, IA 10 fly to tin. • boy to mat %tato. to nt tto. neutot. ro A. 11. lIOL SOLID BOX VlCkii; MATTOCKS, C: I WBARS, ei , PI TTSBUHO H. offt. 33 woorkst” betywoon I. and kW. WAd work warrankol egial L 2 iext 7 *.szi uL. dut ...1 4A mblr \\ 1 , B4L 0 V Al t :\ - 11ENRy 4. COW .I , NS, WHOLESALE FOSODIIOE, coitarksakbN AND FORWARDING \HEEOHAHT; \ AND INIALNII IN MU:A, HUTU.; 141. go .X"' " \ No 25 WOOD RS st , \ Tow eI we doors abo•e Vatter gtrwet PITT,IIL'It I. \ mbl_gloltaT `4...bArr. 1. t0:01E 1. ..Y rulur WA Kb a ti ,, Pi• REMOVAL. \` LOGAN, WILSON CO. \ IMPOSTERS ADD WHOIMILL.I2 - DL LESS 1 FOREIgN Air. D4IIIkTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac Re. !lave removed to thLir rtfilic u 1 exiensivA, ..r., stro.c ..d.:cu four do.ro Sl.)cbsrt. or. es th cr. awl =vim... t(e.,rellr, zsEciamgoo. the t.44 , 540...r.' , . ..”1.:01.1...t1. 0.• ear. \_ 1)A (; U EItRE()'I7I(I,'LS \ rue NATIONAL GAL l 4 \ ic.itY• A(IK St)N•S Nation4l Ditilorrean to v.., garia.t ereat . On Onsa lat..na l'lttat.orat, ' taaltra &al Ilautlawou u, ia the at avalarat• I.l.rium V.ll .Ithe .1. - aa.tit. Mt.! ur •ini To, •11,1101" at-ma:ad with nub that Aka aftl...l.allMg. d / ig .. n 6 s , f YL47 fo/rle. , ao , MIIII of Itaa•ta ll. a •I Ith.4 / a ll T. p Zfani..tli Als"I aAtriie 14ius. A, •,,nra.,, \lakv of..l le4toWuo foot rnntan. m 4r•w pcun, nal• o lOL.l.l.turap/a barn or Niel asoll c.acwi P.anoo.. lo I ..i -, Part.of lb •rity 414-14••••• trn4 s. as, until • 1 ientr•••• in k• - finltion Xlrst ere=4.in I)AI,3IERItt..I(YrVpES. • P.: (ye, Third,Stnet. Ti!MMS undastrants who *in\ to GT, ) O. ar..,,aral.. •1• 11f. lAas,like' •••.•1. • tina .ntts,t Al Lb. Iwil \n...0 ortailibln•ut„rlgor uguarsolona. I.? WI Ctlllao MCI \ Lia•inc..4 lb. larcorik•pd •rnizat,l • .o 4 emeted Fu the pa..., rifle iustr itent. 4 X ael taml, bestua I, 7eteta , On. ,`," Phi.. nue reselieml by the .c )1.1...&1 Phi..Plphie met tier t,elt, th.t Lbatelf to Es, .I.lr la off., L. the palrno.,l the lel.. 'le of 11,1 p mot) pm, caller singly et•-.P..ht , h Mnc operittlr. .f. arP.C. 4 ft .u.Y alo Thumlayworming. S). \lre. YAIIAU ORA V, relict of the late e. 111: . !A. , 2.1 reef of ter age. 'flee frlehtle of the - lnuend Irv= the trehleheii of tre iellolsof,Jitsitea I'4o, Jr. Bret Cowman, Allathaly. on .1.111111.1AY " ,7 er.ilkg al 9 0'414.1.. JAMBS W. WOODWALL. CABINET FURNITURE, \dIANICIUAII •7 MAN , ' Nos. 99 and 99 Tht ireT al tot, \.. hl ITSBULDUL. ‘\ - 1 . W. W. RESPECT F 111.t.Y wto nas Ais il . islands sad auetdosen. that b Lae ntattnieted spring nook of Yurobure. v kids Indechlied the lat. rfs. ` rlL ' lt. '" :.t.. " . 4 . l' .., ,VtittlOtt • ' °IS! ....\ or n nr. P A/ in 9 deterioww4 tea uphubf Is noel. Irish namoned natariels, ben norkrhushig ad honer de. slosh mud from U. *shat of his Wen uet fehlll4 13 sonialbetordn, he le enabled to hrodl4 innfini EU lON ITIS Rh at ihe lowest' twins. - : Ile has eltionel the prishlide of bloorkff !oh. h•isii o 79. .e• inlet. et with WA own. he duality and prin teak.," .1 nays on hood the unwind Varhay vr Err d erinlo9. of Funs inn, from the oltnnoot so./ P/ol ..s 0. b• thnt• oleo osi t sod costly. that a twine. or soy iniS c ei :nor be fundebed Irmo his stun, n mouuteethuel tub soy to omen. The following articles eousiehin . ,is ye. enrtrand. erbieh, for eirtions . of style. . eh. ... , , L ues he eurpareesi 11. sty 0100 r•S.eill CM. \ Louis XIV tete • tete fan: , 10 SOU In PinstCsuil Hair o.oth: 60 dossuitabodany Chain: DJ do Walnut do \ I/ cvnlou . 60 Mahe9olll t llocklh2 d Chairs: 60 Dishogone Dna.: 23 Walnut do - 60 illarbie tor Centre Tables.' 60 do Droning Durex.. 30 40 inla do Wasdo hstoudi; nd 100 Ciontord du 20 Maio Dressing Durum: 40 blahoguor heyshedlo 40 Walnut ele SO O he t r e r h y e a d p o l 10 MihozufWare o l d o o h : 10 Walnut do dul 13 ',.. l 4gilJarns lei ' 70 Westin and lealfsedTabin. \ 12 Secretary sod finnan.: ' 10 Down Cain hest Chain: ' • at Came Seat Dueling. Chaim 19 Ladles' Wr1930 Dean: /Lit and Torn elands: 9bet-Nort ' • - PhiguLtni ' hay, MAC a Tottoil Doseentatiou ebony: Vora tont .doic ' blinbethaeu dui Stall aud . Pior . du: \ itoceptlosi din UMW Pearl luniel doi rnsinlon D d g Gi i Ann tiothlo and Uall Char; Ottomans. Ai., • lane anortonot of Onamon r cretin Windanobalre, • - • -. Cablewthaaludsfoppileel with artivin ih thole eiteasubeata aod Ilidele throbbed at Lin sbortaet allonlarsprounUf clouded tn. &ably' :To Drorgists., AkGENTLEMAN, for many years engage. to th• Wholesale and r Drug Bashi... la 8. ot *WI Phlbalallthle.atd lo the toanotaotars otCltent Inas, wishes • 81131 ATIoN. Na. olgoat4on to traelowth sits. Addeo...A.ll U.." (hunt* oOlse. lattl:Olswa A Copartnership. 'NOTICE—Tho subscribers hale tbit eutsrel Into resrartnerehlp foi..tho transact a et imeeral IIIAWARDING AND onipleStoN bus utk( the Arm of JONES A . /JENNY. Warehouse) oDue. JlAwir oppose the Donorly gals Rantoul Dew* WAter West. J. H. JUNKS. eY :ED. N. DU PLU , I , Id DENNY . Executors' Notice, rE'rTERS TESTAMENTARY tiv -the 11 Evist. of 11A NU BC LBONAHD. late of W. qty or l'Awborels. thosa...l. Lew been Fr wtel •to theoeit , northers. 1110....uos1.1•IrtelloaaW vute ars was ...1 humans.. isays.... 0.4 baw rorse h 7t!:.:Ort.: P"."" 1.111711 0 11ZINtir.. """ t. 1 ,. • • 110.1 f kU. J Executers. • Removal. A NDREW LEECII, JR., k CO. have rr wood their COAL Oniter to Ow earner or Water and tltollhaetd Attest.. .Uwe J. ilea ur. JLee them _ApjaliaLs ELLEIISP celooruced.LlVEß PILLS, Cj which rtaw.l lanwrinclied by way tocillti , e koawO.' Lit the can of LIT/LE 4.NAIPLAII4III and Cam dicemers Arblog tron w deceagel stale at Cho Littr. • • Mt. IL IL trum—Dcwr Vic: l o .u . p t p . a n. th e :aum Th w o Th d *o4ta to give weLetal U. (.04w Match. L 414. • Yew.. I ITT I:flTiT! /ay neenl eabYpaet bate 101 l the Tatione prebahe boa. of b. le e m len. both it whohuale anti retail. awl they h•ra,>,l[S ie•r: la as eth.Ptioa eatiefad.tow La' 11111 1111=h11.11 ladylike Owe the eepotte of theee who bare ahey [Nut. &ad W st I 11.11.11 / 1 / 4 1.1 . 4.1 1 e.uelday them 01.11 at fd.lteletw.. h. [•. Ya,r/ , Deugebt. Irontoa,.o. repals.l fold hr • R. L . PYLLWIte. - apt 57 Waal street. AILUAINS —At the.' Two Big Witidure, Lir Palatal streat, - Allaphear titi—Strlpal Wets 14,10. to to 11. o.ear par td; ' , HI and brown thanaaablartlaz. 113 Odror' dilated "M ar ks az 76 mita; black sllka plain sat flawed. auto.. a. moo; Melanoma noel. sari,: 11.. art:lls6s Witt. lor std ronr eutaattatta d. in ure .sad . , . Lama Lilt LLak[~ .x.ll tru ant.; uss Ill“%rr I. utaipapdt Lz 1234 uss.s. • 15911 31. 4 • cOllll4, Ye.: 111 Cope se thaponnlos wog t ba " it ' Cal i rTlf:ti . r• t .M . 1 " 1 e l . ' .:-V V, IV. r l'011 \ rilT.?;:',";',: 1 :.‘ k r ...iy i 4. 0 , 1.1 ev C , 0 .. 1t5i4; 0r.,,,, it i .LTlelt_ . _ 'l7 :ittre. o •YWil?e : :l;2.- - - .. tlVonitger... Jatuie'• ot ine toorutrils; i t \ &sly Dare% Polk, Y. Brow.. TVs le grown . . , latest lidal Groat bean Vol Volk.; rib Ude roil,. la for nritir mart dwelled ever prAuced in Obis ,cutryT ora..drby tthebtlii,tor'" utrind the drat II of the coati,. it . , a \ 'chOld - b t sob,Saulto Vit., Eihottlsch, waft moor claw W•Viell: Etabalbritt ' 't tot• r,.; \ \ , . rillistota 1,1 Salon —Weilabe. \ 401Iiired by Adam at 00:0.11SAtra!r. P lViglle. Illitl l ,olk. '''. ___l2 ' 1 . 1 Wtuoi _.,..ter , a• ' ropeity for Sale Or 'EI of RO etangeA \ c,,,4 , >f tyro 1 14.5 ,IJNR,' . Orostrenbr .(rest-Y22 feat obotri • Will wi th , Wkahin riga ea or Pi , 101 two fredt• disit.iut \HOUSES., rut torelliber atouth— .t\ sairad owl oir dui German .lattier str. la 11 milt-tic ft brewery wilt is,. Utoilir • rumadifssur .1 • • tt.'itle A LW'S and le - en t. ea...i V T ..r.,,.._ \ \ New 800 \'' ARPERSI.f.ina, PtiTNAS Ig.agazine ' \ n l 17,7';' h :`,n I 1, 4 1 ,7f7.r I. l sat. Lt ,, r4w. 0: ;Ad .. .lute. In vaht.recif irh,ies, tied. el t o black. .r the U. : , t•IA. er Pat ritrt t-haiillidi t , as tor, in sui.staip ronowiat-i. \ 0. norXit L ettonae, tor tile 1.1.4 . ..h0t oar the 4.4.l‘stikui \ \ i tavtoi in yt,"loiy, lair i.osilit 0 \ \ i,tr .` , ',.1:A., ': Ur UL:1°11N.....,.': \ \ ~ ~„• The ottlar thwillorar. CiiroOrr • a id. 0_ i 0 ' rsi, , itooonOt'i iii:Ory silt s it talio.i tali:, val. i ' :C s I r .ai aA. Itet, awl other Prot taut TramA •Ilre.. Tr a , in ... batil. "TIAN.% i re 3 . 1 . 1‘41 tockr. \ ' l' ' , ' ,l7er : iTra .'' sibs „Ir., — lLid:ent ' l ' o ' r ' iNt, '. \ \ `ItV..d..V 44. - o v ti. t ili,, , i Id o,,,L',atir. tt ....LI! , bk, lot . ti., \ OAVIdUiI it tl , ;SEW. ni..A.l RIC ~ .1 , . hazino Sia . claft.-- . 11 - ; LIP boottiolc. .ilir leen. AUL.. Ur. itimur \ f lit. lurk, 1.04 lido to• array* Rik*. iad New Jareattwo \ c 4 -ern.. In strai hook \ At is •rittoa end wileidatrel, i r clic,' i k ra..lo S Iht Itiwowl, ;bolo Church. \ dre Halo orswentet .in lei watt ni,:ti •Wo . bibtd./ 1- ao ter *a a .4•01101IIIll IL '..\\ G....,:.. ~,, \ - s t o la t . t.kt.o.ut IbrAleittrla anal 01`1"tiq ...74,4' the .1 \id, g at WI it . ria .14. 0041 trut o • olot oe ••it he foal i . ary 04.. sal Ile rz..t. kw . A... f , _ ~ bur 53 01. at; Wow,' .ii v i t . . Y i ,or k asl t l i k s tsi w. ~9 .kb I,', \\ll..atlA c ellers kw: i.idat lit:Arid? Market also{ %.\suao,plear AGE*Y. sitiriL Ci l ' a YORK Ain JAYE PPOLEA ~ 5 ,..i.,...T.....:;..., ~ JlACKlTrblllklaajl IV'ekly, \ ia PHI 1., 'l\ StADM.I.lif it• tilt 11T.U.PditL\rdrill ;SF STlliki i Ittrl (elly, 4f, marl, ` mad Ott, ol illattsrowl dail ilt tiLl.li. ' ` Jullbt 1111.111P. 0 11.1, , . 0 \, \ A IM‘ t L A' I. ,. ; d‘ t he cols - a a rost fur . ; tr re .I.• b.. 11 ,1••) .i : •1•1 liada.• 'nef Via lOW, lat ~,,, f if t a. ; , , ilarl ~, 10 . aligliatini a Ulf 11.000 nll.l/ . a • .la Rite Pal. [land. ITalland. te.ottlaudanZ,lS aloe. W ad , 6.• or tiiitc.te. • Ito babies p••••••er• latit, Oleo ri.rli‘Or Pltilarateh • on reolrUed . to Piitsbutirb .1 ... any amount' of ‘ eaall 'tal,l , tivosSi s:r n the rui r ilo H ttalla4l. 1ab34):1 ) 1:.... Slat, \Roane. \ \ 111,:ttAS lARNOt, • \ ' .24 , I), Slatsls p.oaror, a . D. ' _. . . o l,r In bib„ 101 d lust relursord Ind. tit, \ P. 11 {item flat. goats?* yhora ha ,Ittso tweassuott. arra netu•nia (.11 • eulo.&•‘, .00 , 3'../Lltlll (woratuse. with Is ititcaok 000 an haw .Ito ba& will ert:: . 4a hito out 0 phut lowa.. thlotti& las hoeu tb so ro I Ire. t ee l ( Th . r , sagfainlialt iter•etfulliik•lleits a c a tVlTrs it;ll ' ll\iltio ilantware \.\‘ or boos, ikit t ror • els, (.014 has Itetou bra wail • le, rito, :4: Rudd atlitat 'i or .40.. 4 tit tam Uhrwoun the riater.lol ilitabursh, Nitwit he lortbliillfaitetaibi so. , \ •,,, • 1 wiatticu to tit, aboro , ha batistes] straskeineulah. he crustantlb\ roliAtod wait 1i1.111, , f the ceitStMeti 'Yorrtoint gliallia, aild Is 000 prenazaei in purely ii.• O. `lira r I'S•rerelawil.a.w4t.el.kno. TuldiSiNidialailitlei • lik i n iz and iditg .. rtreaZ t iho i t . Y h ott . 4, ve t a •ntsiviorarticti, 141. 1 / 4 ar5i.41.1.71. uatlLE b i e . ri ± r n on ilt.reland or T. AA LIU ittorsh. shall halo prom? attention. ..aratdittla ;rya' 4__ , ..• ., ___ \ Hyd,ridUliO, Ceinent,V rjrlllF.l utt4rtignedliave constaddicin and • largo Wa.nly orßlll4tri LIYIbiIAULICCIL‘rdietr. rerranted oninty. Thia prattle is th e NO 404 r au to =aerial lot qial•rni•—•',olool. four Within. of '` - '-e told in andtblattarod Wins [Lie (.4stoni..\`Will \ evert plaitatlVll <Jay wells. Walser i;ktittor o so loch, twootatiso in ..i, rostai atall'a r t.c . = . .x . ;,t 10dr 00, :ii...1.: - 4 , ...J. anaeltiret, ror,Tr all linioormai loildini *Ad walls, silo:dor Mita. tolices. lune, id avast sped.. ob kirk aiul clew\ l tlieleitiTtar Atiiiiridr,..l tator Meet:ond 11.07r0ntat....t. • A Ow& \ \ \, '4ed my SPRT4KSTOCK ba bloated to ‘e 4 h l Serard to ye / Wok. anlthiad a mr tins. )1.1 ty'lartr alld wimp ate, root/Oink of Oro *onto 1 and taunt s Iltialnew 1 Bhutto. and Wilt... \ lakil aud 131dAyles. sal Curtain lUoOdo of •Olordultn Unrewir till UttlitniCor- Vends WI knots: hub; o . o.l•Nirld .anVl ' all ' ltitdl H ol - TlV , liiir. l t' T NOt. A sylvltnia Ft• Urea Company.. rriNSUMIOR RATES 'between Pitts i. te• k.', etillkehtli `Alt lisll.iiegn. Will golnio "t Ti rvVgfri A "", )1. Clow,F•11 Lber`4l \ NI ro ' full P.IteTA Baal*. DA4g. d Wow lik4u.Al4ll_ , -., 11.114 100 lbg. \ ''' l , •enod 1.11000-Almboll. 1ic001.04. 0110• 0 3. \ . 1, 1.0,,,' et' ~,,, Dr;e4 r.,X; ii t.timonitT i1=4.±..P.U,- " it ii r diP:4n . tall ' A - 414 ie. lb taithea ware. af 1 . 01.0,00,04? tont. perooo lbs. Vuarth Ci.u.-4*.e., Itltil*nd “Ited. Lia mul I. VII, IT tastr, tt.oxi--4..Zpentat 0 , 0 100 \ I . , 1.111.1. /11.1N011 1 0.1U8 • \ Irolitile tr. •, ',.. - c \F k FIRST RATE AM Tik . CA L&013, I•l \ yhtch has I.oeu'la 100 but .0 4 01.1.10, leooll/ 100 0 . ...•,!!.101V0r041. 100111191 . 0410.011 . f i,2,4{t. • 43,-' _ \ --- i tIL kt DIG.B \ , 4 1 , 31 loberty Ate et, 11,4. . 4 i ' ' --7-- -- ' - iC s DJ. t n , '. 1 ,V , .... *., n.• 41,0 ‘ of btu* ..;.4 nal aka. CLIC 117, CA 7110tEttla, Dna d.r. get hr ClAni, soil many 'paw tylaa arTt.de ad, t. a r tar trlitaxar• Casts. , ta . . .-- \ atheoroaad eatt,rtat CA9BIIIEII7 . Veauth . 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