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    PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
CIIBLIEHZD.BY MUSD i CXX
PI T TAMP' R H
WEDNESDAY MORN ING,NOVEMBER 80, MS
M»^l .R.LDING MATTER WILL BE FOUND
ON ROM PAGE OF THIS PAPER. ,
111141wwwwle Witurce Oesarra.—Ths fortessice item
la r tlon of our Weekly Gantt. offers to our business men
• moat twinkle utedlust of mat= Wets kurinees 1"1011111.
.oai dronlatlon lu between loos and flee tbortrwcir perch
*boost every yIllag• and county in Westent UW=O
'ruts and Instern Oble. ••'
IS.TO ADVlSllTlgillS—Neither the /Inman' Boom
,ter Printing Rotablistnnent of the Deux Gonne. aro' t ,
on lion/ay. ADVERTIISIMI 3 vita deal re their
Wappear in es poor en Honda?mrning.
1 , 91 plow. Mood . them in bonne 6 o'clock. one gstarde7
''Raw 7110li 4n.a Baer or .WAR.-The ' news
from the Dennbe by the steamship 4ilantio, is
most cheering for the success of Turkey, and ait
may add, hopefut for the osuse of European free
dom. In eiery engsgenient the Turks Imo come
,off siotorhius, and r the
,Bussianu are .retreating
tionfaaton, having lost a great ambit.
enpeetee offtoere,'end $OOO men. We shall no
be earptised to hear; by the next ►ghat, the
Bucharest halt fallen; and that the Russians are
!Oita jute& foi the Prnth. In any event they
iw4 4 se'tioelved • check will.* will tesah them to
rasped the foe they have aroused P. 7 their 'ad" -
tillable and most' Preposterous demands. The
tffeot of these victories will be immense
is t ,
tp
Tirkielt army, and upon the nation. It
and atrengthen thetn, and Incite
thane' to rester' efforts and esarax4; - It will
strengthen the Sultan with hie people, arid ens - -
-,ble.hint the better to 'control the discordant ele
tnents,whlch make up 'hie tones In Europe and
• Aga:
Not lees will be the effeot of then isuccessee on
the, Denioente of. Italy, Hungary and Poland.
While waiting to strikla blow for freedom, they
•ffnd their Most dreaded enemy suddenly wonted
'ln c ignition' his gni Imperious 1111(11111/10 has
Aright npoia Matfett. Thaenthashism and hope
these Torklsh•suntans will give to the almost
despniting liberals It is imposelble for ne her9b
estimate. That it will be Immense, and that it
will hasten an effort for delivering:a cannot be
doubted. Etienne may yet need half of his ►r•
"my to keep the Polea in cheek, who are thirsting
to pay ban - with Intend the long catalogue of
:wrongs dad • oppression heaped upon their no=
happy gauntry. Honors will receive the defeat
of thelded Russian by the friendly Tarks 13
an indication of Providenoe to 'strike another
blow for the freedom of.ble Fatherland. Manx
-ix will grasp at the golden opportunity to make
one more effort for the redemption of Italy, and
a blow for that purpose ( would soon be struck
were it not for the presence of French soldiers
In*oute. Oh, shame, that France should belle
consecrator of Despotism at a time like this I
- The London papers, by the , prcrious arrival,
foreshadowed the sum:eases which hare been-an
nounced by the Atlantic. The London News of
the 10th, in summing up the nairs from the seat
of war to that date, says that 'Omer Pasha hae
displayed most consummate skill in the disposal
of his farces, end shows that he possesses the
rare gift'of skillful and comprehensive combina
tion.
It appears, then, that in,every affair between
the Turks endßusalane In Wallachia, the latter
lave been worsted. The - Turkish force "dean.
slog from Widdin Is forcing the Russian detach.
meatsin the western part of the province, back
upon Buchareet, with a fair prospect of beating
If it can catch them, or, at all events, of cutting
them off from the main body in front AAthat city.
Again, the advance of the main Turkish army
has made good its footing on the Wallaohien aide
of theDanabe, and holds both banks of the Ar
glib, which lays the approach to'Baohareat open
U. To all human appearance, therefore, it
will be comparatively easy'for Omar Paoha, by
pushing on his mats
-force towards Bachareat, to
hem *junction with the Turkish troops advan
ch% from Sedalia; to break the line (as they do
la wad warfare) of the enemy; isolate the body'
- of litsualana in trout of Buotterest from that which
iteretrenting upon it from.the west, and beet
bith in detail, if that have not already been done
to ids hand in the cue of the latter corps.
The London run, which has always predict
ed the defeat of the Turks, appears completely
astonished at their remarkable euocasses„ as the
following comments on the military operations
In Wallachia will thaw, which, the reader should
be= in mind, were written before thls account of
the pitched battle, brought by the Atlantic, wan
rettelved in London. The following in from the
Timed of the 10th :
• ..We °berried yesterday, that no ttoaounta
were furnished of ths strength or the operations
of the Russian main body, which at the first pae
sage' bf the Dumb, by the Turks, had marched
to encounter them et Haight. It is now smarted
that this forte, which was under the command
of General Dannenberg, numbered between 80,-
000 and 40,000 men, and that it was in position
" betweest &ajar, and Blades, Bo as to intercept
the route fromßalafat to Bach/rest. The Turks,
we were also told Sy the latest deepatehea, were
occupying Maser Wallachia—that Is to say, the
country &beat Xelafta--with 12,000 men; but
as this was evidently the chief point st which. the
Danube was to be ensued, it le probable that
the forea referred to had received constant aug
mentations from the other beak of the stream.
Indeed, It wee expreeely mentioned that large
bodies of Turkish troops were concentrated
aloud Whlffin—thelort oppotita to Salafat, and
all these could of course be brought over without
much difficulty, when the peerage of the river
bad been once lectired.
Now, whether the Russians advanced to' ta
blet the Talks, or the Turks In marching up the
ooaatrj encountered the Russians, we are not
fully, informed; but it is between these two or.
miss that the battle reported mast apparently
have been fought. Nor can we have any doubt
that It proved disastrous Ito the USIA= troops
We are, it Is teas, merely told that 'l4 superior
Russian officers were killed,' and that 'the Rus
sians were retreating upon Buchareste but these
. latlmations, if correct, convey - volumes of Intel
llgemm. If fourteen superior offie-re were killed,
how many =feriae. °lone and bow many ems
must hive shared, in all probability, the same
fate? 'And how many of all ranks malt have
been wounded Those acquainted 'with the
rules of military calculations, would 00WItt9t1t a
fearful list of mumalties from the unit =given In
the deepateh. In this affair at °Realise, for in
stance, though no 'superior officer' was reported
- killed, end only six wounded, the total =unbar
of those placed hors de combat seems to have ex
ceeded 700. theerthelese, this tattle must have
been fought and won, if we are to unapt the
present accounts strictly, by coma 12,000 Turks
against, 80,000 or 40,000 Russian.
That it was won we cannot doubt,for the Turks
are &earthed se remaining 'masters of the field,'
and the 'Russians are retiring by what, under
sack cirmaastanoce, would be their natural line
of retreat, 'upon Bachuest.' Rumors,
more.-
*tor, had been intsircalation for the last day or
two, to the effect that 'the right wing of the Rus
sian army, under Cittlenl DitIIIIISberV--11/blek
was no other than this'very foroe,—bed expend
need a cheek, and, as wo yeeterday remarked,'
the inuouncies of one haft haulms from Bucha
rest and Vienna are not Ires.dy to tali often In fa-:I
tor of the Turkel., We must need infer, there
fore, that any exaggeration of numbers applies
rather to tho Ottoman forces than the Bataan
lessee, and the Inevitable conclusion arises that
the main Ressien army has been defeated by the
Turkish arraiwith severe louts, sod on a- Held
favorable to the former. No doubt, the twelve
°mussed Tacks at Kalafat bad been reinforced,
and perhaps largely, hem the troops conaentre.-
ted at Widdee; but It enema hardly probable on
any euppealtloa, that they could have been rais•
ed to a strength equalling that of the Ituaidane.
Omer Pacha hod some 66,000 or 70,000 men
In Bulgaria. Of theae he bad already carried,
accierittig to reports, 24,000 aorces the river,
els: 18,000 et Oltenitss, 4000, at Ralarsobe,
and 2000 at Glurgeve. wen also menacing
other points of the stream, and 12,000 of his best
=cops ; had been established at Halatat. This
autunite for some 40,000 of his army; so that
not more Chan 25,000 or thereabouts would re
-19/1/D to be brought over. Bat, even eeppoeing
that u malty as 20,000 of the.= were taken to
reinforce the 12,000 at. Baldest, still the whole
Turkish - forte thus concentrated In Lesser Wal
hohlaaroold amount only to 82,000 men; indeed,
no sauna= yet teemed rate It at so high a
Strength; where= the Russians are plainly set
at between 80,000 sad 40,000, with strong ewe
airy and artillery. We wait with Rome ourioaity
for the details of so remarkable'a battle.
Yr= first to lkst, the =temente of the Ras
clans -la these tiateactions appear uneacounts
' Mo. Assuming even that the Relate% Tarts
were nlilmately raised to a large force by sue
oars from the opposite bank, some days mast
=III have elapsed, during which they were but
12,000 strong, and what were the 80,000 Ras
• dims doing then? We might imaghte, perhaps,
that Prince Oortschakoff, having been:strietly ,
forbidden to become the , actual assailant, was
compelled to wait for tho attack ,of the Ofeemana;
hat this hypothesis le at toes negatived by .
• the circumstances of the affair at Oltenitta,
Where Perleff fell upon the new comers
without hesitation or scruple. , Yet, if OW, Per
loft could do this at one ffoint,
_why omo4 not
OW DOIOI4IIIII do the; same- at another t If
the former commander afield teed-'file tic4o l
troops, against the 18,000 9tloamos Oltialt-1
. .
- .CO X"-"Ti
why could not the latter employ his 80,000
or 40,000 troope 'against the e 12,000 Ottomans it
Riddin U all the bteidente time reported
sreSoorrectly given, the sum of Mi. results a,
motets to this: that the tight wing &Ulla,.
siarm, comprising their principal force, has
been, defeated by the left wing of the Turks,
while the Turkish centre has also been 'lido
rious at Tartukai, and is on the Immediate
route to the Rusaisn headquarters, in numbers
oaperior, to the enemy."
'
It Woad appear from the plan of oporstione
developed in the movemen.s of Omer 'Pucka,
that he is moving tha three wings of his army
almultaneoucly upon Bucharest, and ,we may
shortly expect to hear that by this date some
decisive action has been fought—perhaps that
Bachand has been bombarded and etormed, or
that the - Turkish army boa been defeated be
fore its walls. Lettere are 'said to hare been
received from the Turkish General himself,
whioh announced that the onward March to
the Capital of Wallachia was the main object
of his opsratroce.
gir The Boman Cathello Bishop of Buffalo
hue addresoeda letter to the trustees of IX Louie
Church, Buffalo, threatening them with ezoom
reeauleation it they persist in their refusal to pat
(be oharch property under hls ()antral. The Bleb-
• op /Op :
For, dearly beloved, Sough It will deeply
grieve no, yet our duty will force ea to pronounce
sentence of summit n s esst , upon those who resist
With anguish of heart we now want you! Oh!
may God grant to our tears and, fervent prayers.
your vaunt to the obedience of God I to the arms
of your Bilhop and Father in Christ, who would
cheerfully'give his life for your salvation!
Beloved in Christ, make one generous effort,
and your troubles will be over, and you will en
sure a lasting peace for yourselves, for your
children, and for your children's children. Your
Bishop will thou appoint seven upright soon ef
your eongregation who will 'administer for God's
I worship the offering which you freely give to God
llOnce or tilts a year they will give you au exact
account of the receipts and expenditures
' Nothing remains but abject submission. On
one eine are the people, olaimieg the right to tann
age their own prOperty, and the temporalitiee of
the church, leaving the spiritual In the bands of
the Priests and Bishops. Oa the other, stands
Bishop. Timon, armed with spiritual power, and
with the torrent of ezoommtmloation in his hand
He tells the people, that unless they will tamely
submit, and lay at his feet the temporalities of
the church, to be held at his bidding and control
perpetually, and thus become serfs and hoed's
mearforlt In nothing less, he will chat the ddors
of heaven against them, and consign them t9' the
flames of eternal perdition. Be will visit the sins
of the Fathers upon the ohildren, and deny the
rites of baptism to the helplees Infant which has
no part In the rebellion of the parent, and he will
follow the body after death, and deny it the rites
of Christian Sepulture. Such is the condition to
which the Catholic churcliof Buffalo is reduced .
Let not the Protestant reader smile at the vain
threatenings of the Bishop. From him it would
only call forth contempt and derision. To the
sincere Catholic, however, it is a question of ter
rible moment. He believes that the Bishop can
do all which he threatere. He believes that be
holds the keys of heaven, and can phut him out
of bliss forever, and consign him over to Satan,
without any chance even of an escape through
the fires of Purgatory. In this contest, then, he
finds himself helpless. He mast either renounce
his faith in the Pope and Bishop!, in effect be
come a Protestant, or yield to the demands of the
Priest, or pain on eternal damnation I What a
terrible power 'to be wielded by mortal man. Is
it any wonder that all manly spirit is crushed but
of the heart of the people in Catholic countries,
find that so many take refuge from such grinding
opppreeeion in the cold regions of infidelity:
• Heaven help the congregation of Bt. Lon*
Boffelo, and give the people strength to reject
both the Bishop and his faith, to hurl back defi
ance In the taco of the proud priests, and em
brace the simple and benign doctrines of Jena
Chtist.
Szoonittres Troxems.—The Pittsburgh Union
assails the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad be•
cause second doss passengers are placed in the
front cars. It hoe been o enstom from the first
for Railroads to place second oleos cars In
front of list class. AB It Is neceseery to follow
emne rule in placing them together, for the con
venience both of paanengers and conductors, the
iniddleilasitlon immediately behind the baggage
core, and in front of the passenger cars, has '
ben univereolly adopted. Why the Ohio and
Pennsylvania 'Relined should be singled out as
en object of animadversion en this account, the
Union au best explain. Whether the front car
is the place of danger, as the Union avers, de •
pends upon several contingencies. It is fre
quently the plane of safety in nose of accidents.
The middle of the train to eaid py same good
judges to be the safest place, and this is about
the plane of the front passenger oars in o long
train. At any rate, the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad is not, to blame for adopting I settled
rule in relation to second sloe passengers, on
less the Union is of opinionthat the persons
paying the lowest fares should have the beet
position in the train. While on thin oubjeot the
editor had better pursue his reforms a little far
ther, and Insist that dock pftesergess on steam
boats should enjoy the cabin, and that those who
enjoy the lowest rent should have the best houses,
and those who perform the least work ohould re
ceive the _highest wages. This wonld , be carry
ing out his positions •to the legitimate result,
and would be something to agnate attention. It
is hardly worth while to confine its philanthrop
, io endeavors to the case of one Roilroad. ,
•
Wmo litovzxase niCauvroan Comm.—We
copy from the Meadville papers, the proceedings
of a meeting of the Whigs of Crawford county
on the 22d inst. The proceedings of this meet
ing are important and eigalfLoant. They chow
.hat the Whig party- there, .ea in ovary part of
Weetern Pennsylvania, repudiates the doctrines
of the Bth Resolution of the Baltimore Whig
Platform, sad that the war against the Fugitive
Blire.Law is to be continued until that blot upon
our name and history is wiped away. We have
never doubted, for our part, that the resolutions
adopted by the Whig Convention at Baltimore,
were in opposition to the iontimente of nine
teethe of Northern Whigs, and that although
their attachment -to flan. Scott led them to sup
port his nomination, they did it with earnest pro.
tootations against the platform foisted upon the
party against its consent. The Whigs of the
North will not give their emotion to the Fugitive
Blare Law. They cannot do it, and maintain
Whig sentiments which have always boon in op.
position to arbitrary and tyrannical role. They
are willing to fulfil the compromises of the eon.
Minute'', provided they can do so with the ordi•
nary and tjae-honored eafe-guarde from oppres
sion, each a trial by jury, de. Nothing else
will satisfy them.
PAYNE Mut Bosurr.—A Splendid new paper
114lU,- at Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, was burnt on
Saturday evening. Loss $20,000. No, Jams.
ranee. It iris owned by Smith and Hanford, ez•
gallant and enterprising men. We are eatonlsh
ed that men ahould neglect to insure ouch vale,.
Me property, -
Tam Maestuort Basx.—lt is an old bank trick
to buret before closing business. By this ratans
—like Sampson, who 'clew more Pia'Widnes at
the time of Me death than daring his life—the
bank ten more prtfit by its oollapee than by its
charter. This it done by buying up Its notes at
one quarter or (mohair Its fate. We learn from
the Steubenville Retold that runners are out,
baling it up at the best possible advantage to
themselves and their employers, be they who
they may.
Last week several cantons purobasers of the
Massillon'paper werc in Wellsville, operating
principally in theevaninge, and were psylog 70
cents on the denim:
In Cincinnati, the Enquirer of the 20th says:—
"A broker on Third 'treat told no that the notes
of this Institution were worth 60 cents on the
dollar. We then called on kir. Dye, who said
that was what be quoted it at. A speculator mays
he will give 60 cents. One reliable broker 'aye
poeitively that it will be worth 80o."
Oar advice is for every holder of their promi
ses to stand no heavy above. It is clear that
those behind the curtain have funds which they
desire to use again in the Cane heighten.. And
to pay cff their protease at 40@60 cents on the
dollar, would enable them .to bank more vigor
ously, and cheat more sucorsefelly than bo'fore.
...okneland Pored City.
A. Galalrfiliu FAin.--It is tastier of some
congratulation, that 'lluenksgiting Dity,paseed
off, In this city, with fewer Waterloos of riot,
disorder, and dui:Arouse; than .bas been the
case fore !Ong white. - Bat few arrests worn
trade tbb pollee,-and even these few were
minor anew: Jwites on greet plasma% to
put thle feat on record. , It ehows that, as o
city, if we ars trotting no - better in 'toots% we
a , t e retrieves - woree.—,N. - 17, - '4l/rree
•:kit Set ;V ; z. "fte..l,
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nox WASILDIGTON
earier A zutenc• et the Pltteburith unmet*.
Nunn°lox, Nov. 28.
The Presidents Message points.—Crisis en the
Shell War.—Hostailies transferred to Congress.
Intrigues —The European News.--Jrnius shows
. .
how peace is isetritaye.
The message is finished, and it is amid woo
submitted to the inspection of the Cabinet on
Friday. It was voted democratically. orthodox
and "all right," though It does not appear that
it would have been altered if pronounced by that
magnet council "tell: . wrong." It has been cus
tomary of late years, to sneer at the executive
for consulting hie - cabinet on important points of
the adminiatratiou One of the slanders Intend
' ed to depreciate and annoy the good and vari
ed° Taylor, was, that be bad once promised an
office to a respectable 'citizen of this District,
and when reproached for not fulfilling the prom
ise, replied "my friend, I am truly sorry foi
your disappointment; bat it to not my fault.—
I did all could for you, but I was outvoted in
the Cabinet." This of course was en exaggerated
caricature of the practice of referring to the,
Cabinet. all applications for one in tacos of
which the President had no personal knowledge
of the candidates, or of the local oirentretanoes
which should goverti the decision. The custom
was in perfect conformity with expedienoy end
with a regard for the functions of the oabinet.
There is more foundation for the etetomeo
that Gen. Pierce first appointed Gnu. Dix, of
New York,Minister to France, but was compelled
to revoke the determination by the opposition of
the Cabinet. Thcl aie appointment was unoffi
cially made by the Proeidekt, I know, for I have
been eo assured by Mr. Dix himself The South
felt sore at seeing the iwo fret of the foreign
minions conferred on•Northern.men and one of
them a free seller, and no Mr. Mason, • profes
sional other' holder, wan appointed. There is no
great reason to regret this reversal of the fret
decision, for Mr. Dix by his recent equivocal
cones has alienated "the regard" of those who
looked upon him as a elncero and consistent
statesman. Bat to return to our theme, the
message.
This document is of moderate length, and aims
to lay before the country a body of sound dent.
°antic faith. From all reports it will be as ser
vile on the slavery question as any doeuemnt ay.
or issued from the White House. This is owing to
the exigency of the times. In the first place, lien.
Pierce is a northern. man, and must be profane
in pledges of devotion to southern priaciplee, in
order to secure the confidence of that swami.—
Secondly, the Hard faction just now Is pressing
closely upon him on the ground of no, alleged
proclivity towards Free Boilism. It is therefore
doubly necessary to "show the rogues they lie,"
by the most emphatic denunciation of Free &al
arm. Words are (dear things, and they will
doubtless be plentifully used on this occasion
and to this end. The sub-treasury will be auto
gised. Protection will be assailed as a Whig
heresy, and the protective features of the pres
ent tariff will be meribed to an injudicious aber
ration from the severity of democratic principles
on that question. A reduation of reienue by a
reformation of the tariff, will, therefore, be
prominent recommendation of the message.
The importance of extending the area of our
jurisdiction by taking in all the isles of the sea,
including the "brightest gem" of them all, to
gether with eo much of the continent as lies
south of Mason's and .Dixon's line, will be. en
forced and Illustrated by argument and example.
But though Canada borders upon New Hamp
shire, Gen, Pierce will not recommend its annex
ation. The acquisition of Cuba will be hinted
at as desirable, but as also inevitable if we es
chew Fillibasteriem and quietly wait ipon prov
idence.
But a stormy and uncomfortable time awaits
the New Hampshire politician He must pass
through an ordeal enfloient to teat and to call
Into action all the firmneee, nerve, and energy of
a bold and strong man and a wise statesman; the
"Herds" will carry their case op to that foram
of intrigueand furious agitation, the Hails of
Congress. Yieroe's only safety is in turning up
on his purenere, and."orwhing out" that cabal
of corrupt and mercenary demagogues. They
have commenced a war upon him after the meet
slacere efforts upon his part to conciliate them
by adopting ea the corner stone of his pefiey the
most extreme of their political principles, and
giving them at least three. Murtha of the offices.
But, vindictive ae usual, they had nothing while
anything was awirded to their enemies. The
bitterness of their hearts will not be asstutged
while they see one of their opponents In author
ity. . Marcy, Guthrie, McClelland, must he ex
pelled from the palace. The question is not
about political principle, Lut it is shunt position
and spoils. "You some out of that" Is Dickin
son's only reply to anything which Marcy might
have to any for himself.
The conntry need expect no business to be
done In Congress for the next four or five month*.
The business of that body will be to support or to
pall down the administration. The canvass for
the lipeakership Se proeseding upon that piinel
ple. The administration will leave its candidate,
and all IM Influence will be used to get • large
majority of the democrats Into caucus, for there
they are confident of securing a nomination to
suit their purposes. If • bare majority gives in
to that conclave, its candidate will be defeated,
by outside combination - 5' Irinfesred that For
ney -will be elected clerk thmiagh the absence of
any well matured plan of opposition. There is
yet no rival la the field. He is looked upon se
the pet of the administration. It would be diffi
cult to find a lees worthy object of their atten-
ticue.
It is said, after all, that a treaty with Great
Britain on the questions of the fisheries, the
(toasting trade, and reciprocal commerce with the
provinces, has been agreed on between the Bee
rotary of State and the British Minister, and
sent to London for the consideration of the Queen
and ministry. The nett eteamer will probably
bring some important &deices upon this subject.
The war commenced by the Russian invasion
of the Healthier' provinces, is becoming warmer.
It is still a question whether It will beesme gen
eral, and whether the inactivity of the western
powers will make it a desperate struggle for the
existence of the Ottoman Empire, or whether
their armed intervention wilt roll back the tide'
of artesian aggression, humble the ineolenoa of
the Autocrat, and maintain the indspendenee of
Turkey as a barrier against his encroachments.
If illllloo and England promptly and effectually
come up to the assistree of their ally, whom,
hitherto, they have so cruelly wronged and de
calved, the unequal contest will 'very speedily
cease, and Nicholas will retire within his ptoper
limits. Bat s few months more of delay, or of
diplomatic trifling will settle the affair and seal
the fate of Europe. For we cannot put oche
denoeln those ealtintatee of the strength and re
sources-a Turkey, which represent her an equal
to metals, einglerlanded, this struggle with Ros
si& Great fie are the courage 160 enthusiasm
of the Turks In defence of their country and re
ligion, they mint fall, and that speedily, unless
rescued by foreign aid. Hostilities are yet con
fined to eharp ektrmishing between advanced
guards and outposts. If a regular pitched bat
tle be suffered to take plane between the two &r
-unes, I cannot doubt that the victory of the Rus
sians will be a decisive one. But the interests
of Europe in the premised, seem so very clear,
that I cannot perenado myself that this. battle
will be olloirod to be fought. In my judgment,
the fighting described in the Wit dispatches was
only preliminary to an armistice, which will re
mit in some sort of paalflo adjustment.
Wine Mairrnor—Puransnt to sotto° a meet
ing of the Whige.of Crawford Camay wail held at
the Court Ilona. In Meadville, on Tuesday even
ing, 22d inst. WhL DAVIB, JR., was appoiuted
Prestdentdos. L. CLWIII and A. Llininar Vice
Presidents, and R.Ada White, Secretary.
As the meeting was not very large owing to
the short notion given, irwas deemed prudent to
postpone any action of ,Importanoe until Mou;
day evening' of the first week of February Courtj
A Committee etaislatlng of H. Lyle White, A.
linidoksper, J. C. Ilaya, IL L. Blokmond and
Fannin'. was appointed to draft Resolu
tions for the oouelderatlon' of the mooting in
February.
On motion it was resolved that the Bth section
of the Baltimore Whig Platform bo published in
the papers of the county till the time of the
meeting hrFebrousry. The section is as follower
VIII: The series of acts of the alit °envies,
commonly known 115 the Compromise or Adjust
ment, (the scaler the recovery of fugitives from
labor included) are .reielted and 'Nate/owl in
by-tit• W k i "of tlis United States as . a Mid set-
clement, in principle and enbstartoe, of the Sub
;ente to which they relate; and to for u dote
sate aro conaeruad, we will maintain them, and
insist on their strict enforcement, until time and
experience shell dimonstrate the neeeesity of
farther legislation to guard spinet the evarden
of the laws nu the one hand, sod the ohne° of
their powers' on the other, not impairing their
present effmieney to entry out the requirements
3f the Constitution; sad we deprecate all fur
ther agitation of the quotient' this settled, as
dangerous to-cur-peace, and will disocunteunee
all efforts to continue or renew enoh agitation,
whenever, wherever, or however made; and we
wilt maintain this settlement se essential to the
nationality of the: Whig party and tho integrity
of the tratoz
On motion of A. Heidekopor, Beg , it was
Resolved. That "time and experience" have
=Detested the necessity of further legislation,"
iu referenoe to Oa Compromise.
Hon. J. W. Howe being called upon, arose
and addressed the meeting. it height bo im•
proper, he said, for him to makes !Teeth at
Whig meeting, but BB he Woo coiled upon, ho
would merely make a few remarks. He woe
glad , to see the Whigs of Crawford County tak
ing action in regard to that rotten plank in their
'mod, the Bth motion of the Baltimore Platform.
Re always wee, and continued to be a Whig—an
ultra. Whlg—eo long as the party adhered to its
time-houored and cardinal principlea. He hoped
that the Whige would have a large meeting in
February, and proclaim their eentimente honest
ly end freely as become freemen. He wanted to
tee them advocating true Whig prtuoiplee, and
uniting in unbroken phalanx to pour a full fire
Mtn the ranks of Looefooolem. He wanted to
sea the Whig fires rekindled, and ha felt oonfi
dent that such would be the ease If they only
cast eff the trammels whigh bed been planed
upon them by southern dictation. The &depth!'
of that odious seatien of the Platform wee a vie
!alien of Whig usage, and that alone contributed
an defeat Hen. Scutt, and the total route cif the
Whigs at the lest Presidential election. He wee
heart and band with the Whigs, if they discard
ed that Platform He related °eyelet instances
of the operatione of the Flashier Slave Law, and
denounced lt in bitter terms
H. L. Riohmond, Esq else addressed the
meeting. He was in favor of the repudiation of
the entire Baltimore Platform. He considered
de adoption a violation of Whig ouitome. He
had electioneered for Ben. Scott become ho loved
the brave old veteran as he loved hie own soot
—lncense ho had never been flogged by the en
emies of our Republio. Re discarded the Plat
form and worked for Scott, and ho vim.' to see
the old hero defeated by his own countrymen.—
At the same time ho believed the Whig party de
served to be defeated for adopting that Platform.
It was repugnant to the feeling* of freemen, and
it was an up-hill battinalle tar him to make speech
-01 in favor of Scott, when he endareed the 00/11-
promise finality. He wanted to ace the whole
convert' kicked overboard, and go ahead on es
teblished Whig principles. He hoped the Whige
would turn out en moue and repudiate the Plat
form.
A. Huidekoper, Req., followed and made seine
very appropriate remarks. We always was te
Whig and 'should continue to be so long as the
party advocated its cardinal principles. He ne
wer had endorsed the Baltimore • Platform.
was opposed to the Fugitive filsvo Law—coneld
aced it repugnant to the eplrit of our free institu
tions. He thought, however, it would be well
enough to allow it to remain on the statute book
a little longer for it.is well calculated to increase
the anti slavery feeling in the North. No more
powerful inetramentallty Gould be brought to
bear on the minds of the people, end make them
see the enormity of the wrongs which are com
mitted ander its sanction. He hoped the Whigs
would take an interest In the matter and turn
out generally at the meeting is February lie
wished to see the party throw off all shackles,
and unite firmly to bottle far the right. He was
glad to eep the 'spirit manifested st this meeting.
He wanted to eee everything connected with the
interests of the party fully dlsoussed, end hoped
the Platform would be repudiated.
Similar remerke wore made by other geutle
men present. Not one voice -was raised in de
fence of the Platform or in favor of truckling
longer to the sieve power. The greatest nes-
Dimity of feeling prevailed among thou present.
It was .
Resolved. That wo earnestly recommend to the
Whigs of Crawford County the propriety of hold
ng a County Meeting on. Monday evening of the
fleet week of February Court, to take boob ac
tion as may be deemed necesem with reference
to the Baltimore Platform, espechially the Ekk
station; also for the porpoee of appointieg
Whig Central Committee, thoroughly erganie.ng
the party, and tranesetlog snit' bust:hue as may
be essential to Its interests. 'We hope that every
true Whig will come forward on. thst Occasion,
take part in the proceedings, nod indulge in r.
mutual interchange of feeling co:Learning the
principles of the Whig party, and the beet Meth
od to smite the I:Ice:Oen:1y of the party and ire
principles.
MAYORALTY.
W 13.144.111 L Anana nil be • ea;alidatat tor Id•yor of
.Pittatntrillt. atiftiont to the deendan of W e Whig and Ant/-
Mikan:de Otiventinn. no2dta
ISPEgIAL NOTICEA
C i a EC UR E YOUR SHADOW!—Re Wino,
L.." trait 17 a.arl advt. so .tRn straighttro, to OAR.
00'8 NEW OALLItItY. !tn. 74. Youth /Arse, seal see
y oaraolS at others... you." Htrl. atalfrriur In gait all
rtranaars and &Aiwa. are lavitod ti 'call awl .611•1=112.4
FlMCiltur to [lO7l.
-Du Pont Powder. —Every variety
Ride. Mining and Inanting rovd.r. in all ohir portages.
Aar.r" on ha.] and for rein ftrna rgnilna, in idps to out:
poretrorr., on lavornble tarn. Alto. Astor, Into.
D W. C. 111DWEJ.L.
165. Pr
hianufreturerre Agent.
oatsitrest. rltt.iburgh
It should be universally icdiwn—for
It N etrNetl true—t Lat I,ll¢tbtton loll.: p.a.! of • large
prorcrtion et tte fatal dietottoa. byerntarT 41t.Tb0..
cholera mart.. evt);Lalnt, and mast other
enumerated In the city fuspeflor'n weekly' catalogue of
death., are vnerated by Indigettion alone. Think °Mutt
dyspeptic,: thine of it all Ithe *utter tmm ttltorder , d
atomaahe. and If you :re willtna to be trUlded by advice,
founded upon erry.erierine.rarort at once (don't 'delay •
day) to lioolland's Oermati Blttore, prepay." by Dr. C.)l
/bettor, which. as an alterative, euratiee. and turiumant.
etantie alone and uriopprmehod. Oeneral Depot. 140
d.rch erreet. We have tried them Illttere. and knOvr that
they are exoellent for the ..11..ease opeoled .`ova.—lthau.
LVY 11am. uol2:2er
AMOS LELAND & CO.,
171 PEAK'. *TEEN?,
Nrwlre,
NANIIYACTUR.EILS AND DEALERS
IN ZWICKY DRIGWIPTION DP
STRAW GOODS,
consigning in pert of •
PANAMA, LEGHORN, SEWED. BRAID,
. CANTON AND PALM LEAP HATS;
English, Italian, Swim and Silk Bonnets;
ARTIFICIAL ]LOWERS,
STRAW TRIMMINGS, &' 0.,
B 7 the„ Case.
Mmorlelou one or the largest Webs It the Alit,. to
width the stveulloik of 0.11 tel Time Buyers Is respct
illy solleltel.
N. 13.—NATTNIU3 are partkularly :netted to call and
carob. our Stock, whteh It pelted exptexall; to their'
t de, embracing all the nee sod freblonable style. of
.. ate oelll-4MS
ttal"Nettralgia.—Thin formidable diseair;
which eesros to baffle the Akin of I:laicism,. ylehle like
meals to iIA.R.T.EIVI3 SPANIAII M.VXM.K,
its. W. Darden. tomer:, at the , A ear Dorm% New Pork.
end late proprietor of the Exchanife LIMA; Richmond V.,
Is one of the hundrede who Laet been cnrwl of feeem
Neuralgia by Garter's Elpanieb
Bleu bie cure, he haa recommended IGO numbers of
other* who wero suffering with nearly every form of dis•
eass i wlth the most wonderful prior..
Us ease it lathe most extreerdinary medicine he In
em see. um& wed the heel blood purifier tr.noin
1113. See alrertisemerst In enceinte °Mono!
WY - First Premium for best Bilk Hat—
WILSON a BON, lathlonabla Hatters. Dl, Wood
atreet. are now prenared to faralah their ctuototneriaL
and the Aublio, aa amen:lent of lista and Caw,
which for beauty . of finish. and price.. C•nuot be cur;
paned by anyy. hon. In the city.
Particular attention to Invited to our own Jammu feature
of st. 11.60 and SLOB Hata. ovs224tudkw/3
•
Par Lyon's Kathairon.—ThU fintliairon
neutralisesibe rffeete of Disease. Climate and old aye. In
Preserving and 'Atheism the human Heti areas MIA('
Baldness of many years; elnenees th. scalp from Del hood
and Sts natural Impuritleet will mare the Nervous Head.
sobs and all Eruptive Diliemee of the Bkln. and is the
meet desirable article for Cortina end Immting glees to
the hair In the world; Ithapaili unites the elTerte of the
choicest Pomades to the Inst4renah Bxtracts, awl ex
hales the Perfume Of the most . dellghtfnl flowers. No
person should be without:it. feiM only 213 eta.. In large
bottles.'.. Bold by all dealers. ewer/whom
D. S. BABNISS, Proprietor. 101 Broadway. N. Y.
Bald In Pittsburgh' lir It. IL Cellars, O. "rarer. Danl.
Peastr., Fleming fires., and Braun a Better.
nolaant
• •
M.P. Brown's Bosom 'of Jamaica
Gin
get—this Ewers is a preparstion of •locuottal exeellence.
In ordinary Matrixes. incipient cholera, IS short, in all
carec of prostration of the digestive function.. It is of
lireeUrnahle value. During the prevalence of the epidemic
oholora and summer complaints of children,ltis peoullarlY
effeenionn no family or Individual should be without It.
Ceorion—lto son to got the genuine ramose, which Is
prepared only by Is. /MOWN, at Mc Drug and Chemical
Stores north•eest corner of Elfth and Cheennt etroets,Phil
ad eipba.and for sale broil the respectsble epothecaries in
the Stetrayand. in rittehurgh, by B.lllj. B. A.
Y.Asto,toot A 00, Pr. B. Stab, Lemuel Wont A 00.,
7. 8eh0113111111.1 t Co.
In Allegheny City by 11. V. Schwartz and Lie A. Berk.
ham a C. attOdliga
O'CONNOR, REWIRES. it CO.,
BARKERS AND INSITRADOE DEALERS,
116.16 WOOD DTAILET
One doer from First. streetrPithiburgh,
Ns. Buy and sell Par and Currant Fniida
bight and !flsoa BacLaoaa. Colo; &oast Xuatana and
Weds= Tlsne BOIL and Proaduary NotAi .thms par
oaTlma DepOeitall Or Par bad .(kittini Manky t and.
Insure 11re owl Radio 4114.4.6* tha spis tam.
C 6 pal/ (0141110selta ammo 8. 4 4 Ammo. Gb
STATE MUTUAL
FILLE Wi_RINE INSURANCE CO.,
• 0F:142 , r1V5.17.99.Y1.A.
RANCH OFFICE cor. 4th & Smithfield
1144 Pittsburgh. tispital.:llo.oi9 D4iurt.
nsaosa:—Jobs I'. Ituthertord. Dutushiti co.; P. C.
Focht - crick. P.arrisburcr; Sa..l .1,11-s, Phil... A. IV libinr.
Danitcr, Pittsburgh: A. A. CArsicr. Pitscborghs John IL
itutharfisrd, Dauphin cat A. J. Gillett. licrrtstifirg. E. T.
JollA. .1. 4 ‘.11L1A.1T. becatcrl.
A A. 11AllitICP., A ctnarr
th,, a bort Contrary wilt tarot. ciminst ys•rilir cf yea
amt i.and naelartMU And transportntAmi isis, on haVil•
maratissullan In dty or country. at lowect rtscs
-Assistant with carat,. Policioslexced on iscolinc
oth, or (or Aterni at Y.M . P. no . &. =7 l- 1'
' Girard Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
OF PUILADELPIIIA
OFFICE OF PITTSBUItOU AOENCY
Ur airs.. 4th .lad Smlthlinld Its. Capital, 3.) Om Da
Inarrost—Ww. 31.1iwain. .1. P. St-in., 11 A. 5h0.1..
Moil, Pod Thnrlow. B. 31. Intels,.l.ll. Flsiogen. rho
3111thelli Samuel Joneo, 11.8. Cameo, o i Ceoreo.
Wu, 11. POWerl• P. D. Sherwati, A. Dort. Philip P. dul
ler. Woo. P. Harter, Ale, Lteron. Jr .1/urnatei Snepporn
JONI. JONAS, Pies't A. O.OILLETT, Safe
Will lnware Cotton ur Woolon AccorUg. Veroela. Car
ew,. Bull4lnroi htny.:,l.trcioadwe and prupertr Wen.
A. A , ..CARItIiiR, Agent.
and Liver Complain
'ETROLICUNLResd the I oil. In;
`irkson, • SI iwons,7 in Oregon:
b ; ...
0.. .... —.—. —..—. e ..Siev—kipielf sod wife having
Don dresti ber.edlted by the om of your 1' eLeoletan. 1
sigh to beat you mod tot A box of two or three dozen hot•
flea lam it Congregot oral Minister in this piers, nod
„ay..% of m pimple ere affected with %mildest'. sod on
motion of e User. lb. some of toenail and wif.. hence
takint yeti Pi TNOLY.I/51. Oil ROCK ail.. W.' snot
. 0 0 0 ,011. mi. ce—tero or them eneb—wbcut a yr so and shalt
ogo,nnd we have mane tinkered evi gal health for 7 ono
.0 V. boos nett (hot time. I hod not taken n tingle bot
ile.becore tlis t !Miners of the atommt which so dietretwoo
t.dysicept was relieved. and I hose felt outhin rof It
clone (hot 0 . My wife was aim:allayed from a anionic
di...t00! 1 liver. winch had been of several years atom!"
liiPZ Jt h' ff rl.l7l'N.Yjntritio,tiEfl . ii„ . l%.V.Ydr.it,
iif Weoo la I. and Druggiate and ...don !mailers eve
rywhere. oet2O
I eleven. 01e0...1c, P,crGleuca vf 111 mpi I.
---'
• Five Hundred Worms Expelled—
Ilm•1 ILe foil Iwing rtsbormul from mxpoctr.bM Drugglato
0 am ourprhOult err As of B. A. Vohumto,k9 unequalled
VekrUlifLlKC
CADLIVATIAOII, N.Y., Jan. 13. 1353.
Ilesrrs, 11 A. litlusest.cl: IC (la
.realleuran—reottearr Clark.a man of unionists" t
ra ra t atr. of the town of Lisbon. Imwranes cc,. N. y..
PA, Is that ha hoe a tells girl, 4 Team old, to whom he Inns
3 dmsr• of it. Palma tuck's V , ralitura• in euremsl”
ham's. the •fteromm of tha rams day the pamad at
oar tjum Sit V VITEIIII, and at another, 11 Irt
WOll.llB. About:la clock the following night, the pas , -
el the looming° number of FIPP. lIUNDItgI) a VWitN
TY•CJE. making In all, 647, in. lees than 11 hours' time
Be rail they War, perfectly astonished at etteh a !AAA e of
worms from child of her ago, .and Mst Pa mooted them
ruouratelY. 'ery marmot/1)11r.
JENNEIt A ItANDALL,Drusersts
Preparsd and told by B. A. FAIINPI4TOCK. one.
%Cosi cal els, Pittsburgh. nail
-
los3 , Oakland Property for Bale—This
°Harty le situated about one half mile from the city
te, fronting on Penoefleania Aroma.- It is c overed
th Pratt I r era of the oholosat !kola, many of them iD
U hearing. Also en abundance of °rare, Ralptierrl.
lioinieberry, to. to. There is a two nor, Frame
e, togethrr with eouvenlen• our Waste on IL Fur
,f and filementneoa of location, Ohio In or4rti
be rarmaieeit. It COLItAILIS I. little over IS error. I
ti the whet, together, or divide It to seat fiuteba.re,
TLIO3. J. CAMPBELL,
No. LIP {Paw street
Ott. S. 1533; Litt
A. H. HOLMES Si. BRO
hiANUIrACITURZIPI 07
SOLID BOX WOES, SLEDGES, PICKS
MATTOCKS, CROWBARS, &c.,
TIMBER SCREW, BRUME BOLTS
• - CAR BOLTS,
lS111:32. COTTON
IT . TOBACO, D ILEMIP DDRDWI3
P TSBUR GIL
°Mee 15 Weed st, between let and 911 d.
All khan blntstaith work for 111141 n. at. dew at
the ther.teal uotlce ant at the lowest Wow.
Aar AU wort 1111.11.lttati tailai m 0511
R. C. LOOMIS,
11 Alto hao firm of Wearily &
tI 1101.E.ALI: DRAIAR IN
ANI) SHOES,
BOOTS
39 Wood Pittsburgh
eaaily'63
hzen's Utstattlegn vumpany of ?Ittaburgb
KING. Paaust.putv.
U 41L L. NI AKSLI
OY7ICI, Oil - WATER, BETVMII e.AP.Kirr AND
WOOD MZETO
11 '::1,121‘nTIISA;;1;.P: XI VFuv• t":111"1`
insurN vat-a: lull n d1311 , 44.g eel, 14 AL.
L'ap•rilt JNr SSA OW INI.AN 9 NA T 10.4'10
rIZA5srrlArA VON.
H L. K. 1 Wc.,.3....rt. , • , . 3r
Yen. Da.c..1,.g. H. K.1.v.., -
3.exuel Kea, ! tvr, Proo f .r:;.
g,.4. 3 rt p;,..,..0, r I John S. Dihrural
. .4 . l!nala ...Items.,
11;T :1 , 1 n...-,: , .:. ! 3. e!...nr.. - .41.-,,
t•• a!:, i!- - ,...f.t. Wm H, Hay,
1,..,..- M. eortarant.
- _
.._.-.. ........... Kb (Meth)
. .
?glue WILYAM-.
REMOVAL
LOGAN, WILSON & CO.
MOATS= AND WHOLESALE DEALERS EN
POSELOII AY.O Dti
It ARDWARE, CUTLERY, tia ie.
removed to their new and extensive
fter , :iu. Vilot istr•C. tour 4.3,1 abdva th. Elt.Chsrtes
Untr.l. vapor. Vic smoraiurgts goorr+ll/.
sr, taVi,4l. Plrurait.sti...l ft( tho...at mer.pt,ta snoTt.
Meet .-r•r (CO,l to ce... pitr• f,lO,
FLEMING 13.8.0THER13,
tvxemsa.,,,, J. cum
WE OLESALE Ditooo/656,
No. 60 woad t, Pittsburgh.
Ur 4,lrerrr sr Dr. 501suD. OrirL. ,, r , i V.ralrlD
ir
R , E 0 TYPES
1 . 03 T r.ryLc BUITyDINO, THIRD tillinitT.
• 17171'..VS and struagore who vrioh
I'M iirttran 4,1 lib lite itt.e.yeitot et •
pric, 5511 f.:11 RID toter.t: to soil or
• %..;1 ity,tru
nurehicretA Ihrritig ors of the
1t..., oirrar.i.:4 613.4-.4 St vr, orat, -
tststi. , l tho parrolle.. with tzri • arcilit+site t he tuA
yoyinorfal 11.1, sini daring 1.11.,14,1 the Of •
it.o a,*
.. .rood tho eninhvity.l %Toth of
ivad lOrki St-. NI. nett.wy rto be
yihir ti . urf-r ,itrt-DA I•jit
i nvV.l taw: ,
trar•
0Z , ...1
. r ey 5:4 wl. e . -•r7, :roz,
DAGUERREOTYPES
NATIONAL GALLERY.
ACK SON'S National DaguerreanHaft,
Nrxwe et Cm Distontul sat, alwAtt strsohtsyhoans
tti lims's I'ro atom) Pittaburalt.
Latiss ..Ittsstlocam vristilas to obtsla IL ike Ilkonsoset
at a:Worsts Weo. will passe .all at Oh. short washtub.
twat. tilted my withsuperior Mat otti Httr Litchis.
with mob Tory
that tho simulator o, hat thw
matt w.totrats cm dailies 01 thw human form with all tho
,iv . Of itlettwtal tile. Et AIL 1.115713101.
assrwriast. Fahttlags, ao..sommtoly rooted, artl
.wliestos talus of original Iltosuosow •
e41.1111.a net resnirwl to lake sp4ttirw Amiss* s
art twounblssos.
1.41c0 Del - 9 11 .1 to
am tam cdt...citr:and
et}rhe. , ... MAO. 9,14 or.retlna item , 9 i., e., .1.111.1 t
19. attn... to ho Diarno:vd. , 1A40:1e1r1s17
ser BURKI t BARNES' SAFES—Here
1. Mattel. of testirootir as to the value of o. SAFF.3.
aporierhieh we can 000Wletttly net the rePatatlea at raw
teoTk. We have Creeds habliehol 'event oerUtioatee.
!Arming that Sane nad• for oar regular and orAlharr
gotta, and raid abroad. bare .been ..mbk.ete.l to the
SEVEitIIST TRara IN AUTUAL CONFLAGRATIONS.
and prenerved their ocatentatotally iron damage.
The foliowtha le another Drool of the nine ineontratable
oharatten—
$lO.OOO WORTH OY BOORS AHD PAPERS
BAUD WITH A $4O MTV
ALBION, Itno o6uarr.
Bicrremb. 12.1862.
Mama. Umiak a Ztakad,•Dear alre: Your two let ne
wire duly reo.tred. 1 wee absent at the time. 1 would
Pas lo regard to your Pe. loonstior It pertoetly FMK
P ItIP)F. I teeted the cu I boOghtki Too lest MIL en the
morning
I%ru a ed n a a l et t ... bUtigt—or4co%The buildingre..
• largo three story building. kly bele wee In it et the
Ilene of the Om and tell into the cense. where there to•
iarg. amount of oil. It to a very hattire.
Ily notes and- book! Iketoo.l3ll that were In the Pars.
amounto.t CO atiout Teo TbOuund Ilelltire. thick WO
There ten not sirple paw irwurecl; and further.
1 woold advire any 'person who doing btudnees. to loc.
no time, but bay a dale to keep their paper., ay., in—sod
pet one. that Pi good. I eon safely retamineurl your betel
Ambignee'si Hotice.-110 undersigned Aa-,
slgnies of ItlnWsao tintzegrott, hereby notify ail Fermat(
Indebted to cal Ileene/ton, to will and •niage Delinent.
and all parents basins claims &signet lamo,lll gleeee
present them tar settlement.
The store will be pot oven to sell tut tbe stook of gads'
on band about 60days fmm - this date. where N. 11, girt
geld, one of the Assisswee will be found.
REUBEN 3111,6E1t, Jo.,
GEOROE A. 000110.
WU. 11. 111NOALD. "
Pittsburgh, Oat. 10.1843. Andirneee.
HENRY H. COLLINS
VOISWADDINO AND
M=q
AND WIIOLEAALE DEALER IN
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEDDS J , FISH, AND
PRODUCE GENERALLY,
N0...d6 Wood street, Plttsburgh.
3!
LADIES FANCY PUBS.
M'CORD & CO. •
Would most respectfully invite -the attention
of baleen, their large andeompletontookof FANOY PURL
now op.log, (smearing in pelt Sable, Stone Martin
Pitch.' Lynx. Carmine. Siberian Nuirrel, Rock Martin.
11. st, Coney and Swan'. Donn; Millis, Victoria.. Sol
aprig, Bono, So. comer Wood math draft
Su Lizuvrtts exn. LAYAYNITI
Hlpl Off Comm , Now Yr rk rolumn.
Norse's . Invigorating Elixir
CORDIAL—The day haaltused when • great reirta :,
mull b, cried down by pseudo ittleuce. The itt.mpt t
Non made to thipreolaWl the merits of - theinixir or Cor
dial. bean rat... . tr. Idorse has a repat.ti. to, high
In the redentitle i.,
orlduf both hamindtern to ba resehad o
by the CArriligN of the invidious. Look at the attested
mum wrought by tide preparation. Tley oemprehend
dyspepaia, Wynne.% every. land of Montan morality to
famalee, nervorm mints. of all kinds. Dyer complaint.
chronic !initiations of Oh. stomach and bowels. general
pro . th m on . yupt,o.o7. Incipient patalyabi. hiPoohan
dr,th.haad.obo. ...stipation; and innumerable rem
phypia "'Mo. it to Impoinitdo to specify In in adVartio6-
~z,t., Pleb or. immegnahlo. end they us <Maid to
&newer to all who doubt the yropartla of this leading
medicitt• oft:ll.l9th entail.
• . .
Thu. opputut I. pu t 'moiled, conototreted, to plot bat-
Gee. P 113G0 per bottle, two Or WOO, An for Sln,
. • C. 11. NINO, Proprietor, •
112 BrOOGWar. New York.
kohl by Neonatal throe Um Galled Pluto,. Cele
stla and the West Indies. -
General Amt. to Plttabursh,Geo- Entler:ooroar.
Wood Geeet end itirsitt itlley, and ilesollta BM , . Wester
wog Alia Amite. • acas•hrr...
... .n,. .c v ~ .:} ~ ... ..tatc.~.a.r~s. /.5..,.r7.'t-`a~!:7tYxXb: ~~
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL $500,000!
R. C. LOOMIS. Sc..
Ho. ER Wood ,trot Artsburp:i.
DIRECTORS:
MANS L. ..... Eats of me -Etta, Ilartinnl.
-farm" of Once{ a . Co
Intemfore McNamee. tint ct Rtven a
of ft - an, Ettt a Co.
• •—•
il4/iara dMel; Firm rf Me!lev a co.
Gem, of ticara, Blies a
A int? S. AN, ........ or. E. Mahon a Co.
Firm of Willard a Woad.
.. , ... ,
lemi P. D0me.:..................... .......Finn of Stone k Stem.
'D.'S , G. R1y..........- .......... 1 , i rat of NY. Clapp a Bowen.
/dna Low FL-ni of /Amos Low A Co.
Charles B. Hakik....-............:.....Pir5cr of C. B. Hatch lt Co.
John B. Hutchinson. ........Flea of J. C Coen , sr Co
1111/i am G. Lantbcrt.-...-..Firm of A k A. Lawrence .. Co,
°Wrier A. Buckley' Firm of tinek , et t Co.
L'. 1 .1 Alterburyof.,....Virm of Lewis Atiertorl Jr. a Co.
&mi. P. Rorfou, ..-_.....F1em of .1.11 Bret., Morgan A Co ,
Amos T. Dwinkle...-....Firm of Tniwtaidue. Derinkt A Ck.
John €. Nelron..- ----Firm of tleleor. a Co.
Marla P Rsktiorn Firm of Bald win. Starrok Co.
renege C fh/linr Firm of chid - men .t tkitnne
Goortfr II Homan Firm of E. D. :normal A Co.
Locum D. (Annan .......... --Firm of Comm, Late cop A Co..
Thomas Mrseerrow firm of T. k 11. tleereolikr
Amid Sartfi,rd Firm of John...lA Suntan!:
f. tphas• LT Norton, Film of Norton. Butler a Llidl:
Criaeles TRY
Reph0nPnid,..........—., ..... -..-...:Flrm of bryd a Pau%
Dual.wi W. Bull, - Firm of Ilkekell, Herrick A Hull.
Afroi 9. Barna.-- Firm of A. S. Beznes k Co.
Roe L00kic00d,.............0............Firm of It. Lockwoody ‘ .oo.
Lucius Hopkits,...- Arm of Hopkins. Allen Co.
Iceman 0.1,
'cow. A. 0 .00/d. Firm of Crown, Reimer A Dirt.
Lane II ProDinghersa, Firm of Frothingbitm, Newell A
John s T Na to.
...... Firm Firri of Swift, florlbut 11 ..
Curti t.. ...... ..................-Eirm of Condit it Nntit.
Ward A. Wert. Firm of Work 0 Utak?,
Safkrn 11. Stockwell .Eirm of OlbectiJElookwell k Co
Jaws Fir m//umphroy,... of Barney, /111113threY AB ,
Win T. Danko. enabler ()or feu
Fern Ilafil.
Din
N flarnefr Firm of Wolfe, Ferny A Co
Homer Norman
Startle Pearro,..
.110..rge Pearce. A Cm
81.51110 A L. LOolllB,
11.18. 11A117111. Bectetary.
JAMES P. TANNER,
WHOLESALN DEALER.
A BOOTS, SHOES, .130NIZZIA-AND LF.ATHER,
No. 56 Wood t, Pittsburgh,
lILTIM. TM. *Oll MCAT.
XV' Aly eia k consists of upwritdo of 2500'
embroolnq every variety and et's+ , of BOOTS,
aud BONNETS, sursharod Mutt :rem Now E
mamas/alms., adapted axpreerly for PALL nod
WINTER SALL% and will Se NMlat 118tibiltethrT Priem—
moloarlog faeurably with Moro of Philadelphia end New
York. Parrtmatere will olorme .01 001 examine before
blarMg. Alm. NEW YORE SOLE EXAMEN- I IrYY
ger Wa mazer the attention of. our read
to the savertimen..nt of 51010103 liivsi) ORATING
I MD IA14" to h. Nand .16.6 the fourth
SW - Another Case of Fever and Arne.
A few day. sic. we recorded •11./013iShill, CM, Of Faye
ant Agile by thy csa of Dr. M'/Ana's Lien. Plll/1. Webs,
now another to mention. vim [hate Mr. James Short.
Dliaihonbursh, who elated that he 11.4 labored and
eaiy mire. attack of Ague and Fever. sod waa •
tored by the nor of the. 1111.. hbartie silo a
..d so opinion, founded on oba.ryation,
1%111 ate the beat for billione complaints over offe .
hl...ctlon of country.
sithrokii Dow known so a sere reign remedy for thy-m
-ouses of lienstia 11.r.moneut. or Wreaks* of the Liver,
orovriators of Dr. McLane'. kills wer• not D . erare4
he troluant, but grullfrlng 6,1 tonnes of' its geu•
It] , and curttive eapteity. In this =spent, this In
I. medicine ham exceeded their moot sanguine toper
int on., sod induced them to hops that It will be intro.
tinred into every funny in the United State.
gsr-Purcharere will be csreful to oak for DEL &PLANE'S
OELLBRATIV , LIVER PILLS, end tete none There
ere other Pills, purporting to be Lira, Pill, nos br.fore
the nubile. Dr. !['Lane's Liver rim. also hie Oniebratrit
be: cause, eon Ist, be hnd at all renoecteble Drug Strays
the United States. and br the sole Proorietors
PLEN[ti❑ BROTHER&
Suurewre to J. Kidd A CA., CO Wood at.
On Tuetday morning, the Zak hut.. Tyinity Chute
Jy tbu RS, T.ll. I man. JOSEPH PENNOCK, Ewa.. of
thk 64,0 :Ire MIRY WILKINS WEEP, of Lancreet.
FEW APVERTISEMENTS
Interments to the city of Pittsburgh._
rna NOTI.IOIp. !LS/. TU NuTEXIIM t!,. 1113.
dduto. Children
Mini.. of Merl U 1
Oman ............ ,
tiantritir
iianerni I:shin/mien 1 0
Itraipina-C.iczb ....... ...... _.-....1
ilydroran ....
Mania .....
Boil Born -
ii.niriat
titarnie Ilemor rhino.
Total 7 11
leCt--lataalat 11—Vibita 1.9--Colo/ea :-1 gal Ps
Of T... 12 TIMIIS
I.ll:lattr 1 I.t.r
t to 2...
" 2to
20 to 30—
•• 60 to 40..
• 40 v. 50--
° 60 to fa--
1 6 tsrlor of ttiell4;anloilleaiiii.
C. F. WILLIAM'S.
Phrtictan to Hartof 1146106.
TO THE PUBLIC!
A NEW •DISCOVERY IN CHE%IISTRY.
•
DR. DANIEL MULLIEIt
is L giTeattentionto those that mil frtv9r
him with a MIL 014 win At all time* bore* r.r
boo of biedlolmas for all the it:Leases below. to t h e given
Mom—
kbthisioor Aathma. goat, Nenrele,TlcAoler . .ny. Lys
end, reties or volt liimsta. Delphinia= of the bomb
Tin-a nr Amid Head, 1.1341ee. Bronchi:lA. Orsini, Ft.
V itllll . Dame, SO. or Week Kies. Pilo,: our • I from 3 t
lb darn . Errolpiiaa form one to Mc.* dare. 11 r Did on
before impurathei; IItIYAR AND AQUI: IN ON 6' DST. or
rarer of any Mad, loon no. to ChM, 0.1.1 D,arohnen. in
ono d o; glob Uradarbe, In Mime minutos—lf Inhameto.
of. not to mom Nannette, to on. minute; Cardin, In Ono
Amu; Limo Domplaint, Menem* , Pairs DroPoY• oroie
ia. Imalbec. andall Vainal.lkmaplaintoortilth eanoot b.
oo leniminel in print; and all gmmt Diergies mama in
o**h...runt grog Come along...don't fear th. DOttoto
.s.l their (rived.. There le nothing In rho oboe* bet
vhat is tem. Thousands of eartlficatre night bk. Omni
ben., bob the por itsve become tired of oo eh b
dledlclnM r te entlrelr clear .nrtibing
`3M L•
As ads reads middling ;Ironic he le willing the: hie
Oa QDININS
renter *boll be acontioned.arld if he nom. chart of do.
logo the above. where them hat been • proper attention
.iron to Ms proscription. let it be male known br Par
rot., who aroinlventenOefti to book what they MO'.
Dem who do nor IMP conveolent.cm send for the med.
Ciao. mit is all lab:link and If 11.4 NI T` , . , tib..l. Fill
not tall. Thom that will place thomeelvmm thet be mu
1.0 Mem twice or throe time, a dsy. end a o h o
ht. on
*avitin*. n
owad pty—oely the soden price of am
ruelisles trust for modicZos.
laj.Dr. M. mu be seen for oonsultatlm at lb.- Portal
Rag!. 'Smooth Liberty street. l'lttebnrith.
ORRTI PIO ATM S.
TWO, to vartltr, that Dr. D. .11.1illiar otTurird a rot
MI ILOIMe. a/ his ante. mot• than 9 I hi
hasnill a hillare In his TIIOS DARER,
Warhitintoni D. O. Dec- !.'52 Franklin Howe.
This ta t,.eertlfr. that Ur. D. tltillier oseahlod a tsars
s my hints. s• his sacs, 3 moittha. and I tutardat
Lllon to hit htteasdas. JOHN ALB •A`Taf S
ti.TB(Di.
Match 221. I hi!. Masan lic O.Pt. Balt .Md.
Thlab in certify. that Pr. D. &halli4r occupied a room
la mp house. as hisoflica, Era months. sod I sever heard
of a failure In his profession. • A. ZI it7ltflYLlkie.
Fhlladnebla
noSO StidAytwsT. Third sl. Hossl. &rand Willow.
'Allegheny COunq t. ox:
ti IA; VI the Orphaaa' Court in and for
tali county:
n the matter f the fteouwit of Joteph
)•, sur riving Farwor of the Ettete of
• Garrett Wall. deed. No. 74, Oot Term..at.
Ltd now to wit Noe. 2510,18b3,0n mo
tion eta. W. Loomht, AttorotY tut
•Wingf for, the 00000 a9OOlOO J. N. hotly ..ifatot
to dl. L T
th• funds in the hoods of sold Neeenter.'
BF the Wart, JARED 11. BROOM Week.
Notice to hereby given to all person. intereeted. tbat the
Auditor will attend, at hie oaks. No. 89, sth Most. PittP
boron. on W,dr rata,. the alst day of Pee. next. at o'
rtort, r. sa, to illecharige the doti-s of hie appointment.
nand diva J. E. BRADY,Andltor.
the Court of Common Pleas
11i1 C 2 f Boner CCIIIItT. No. —. dept. Tom,
:bathe matter of the Voluntary easigm
. mut of John M. Townsood.
And now, to .It Nov. Motto. the Court
confirm the amount of .A. R. ItTilonnt,
Aptgaw, cad alopeint B Wiliam, Eta Auditor , to die.
tribute the fund among the creditors.
The Auditor above nomad will attend to the duller of
Ws appointment at hi. raw, B , Dec nith. at It)
t',lectj•. Y. no3o-1.11) B B WilmON. Auditor.
.QELLERS COMM SYRUP—"WITLIOUT
I .7 A RlTAl..”—Pittsburgb, (nth Ward)) Feb. lastf.nso—.
..11 , R. V. &Mary ft:tallith tolUmo. I caught a Tory
tAvera add. The night hallowing. I wont to bed canner
hen fusel: yet notwittelamEng, I had fleet none the
tight before, rho Derma sleeping with no was so tench
Joilfired by my oortahing that be got on and want to •
ruo Mars and bought • bottle of Vier Cough Sirup, ens
due of which. LI my groat aatonietuneut. stepped my
o,ugb to II by tingle. I went to work lathe mmning, and
am now oult•well. Vont.. do.. JoUN EVAN.
I hereby certify that lam well arquatnted with the
abase ctroumstances. and that the statement wirenla true.
A. :J9IINNON.
Preparad and mold by E. E. BRUM, .158*ool.intrae.
and by Dragalata la town and =Until, no3o
NEwISIIISIC—A complete, ass:nil:tent of
&mac with length& and Italian' eronleg ratansTea
Ind Potpourir, arranged far thn Piano. frr.m all th e ?gent
le and annular Oporm of Kosar4 I.loelsrttl.'
M•yertenr. UMW, Verdi, Anber,Waber, Posit's),
',canting, Vhsten. .to. .to , tearetber *!,b the Intent tempo
d one of Tatil. Uottrehalk, Jaltien, htraetnab. eta , eta,
Suet trod and for male by H. SCHRDEDISR • 0.).
no3o Cartro'm tf all, a 3 4th et..
B UTTER -3 bbbrfromh Holl, roc'd by 11...1t;
10 teas prime. tor rale by
cin4lo 11)011111( 11. 1101.1,110.
F ISI.I-500 bblo. Lake Trout;
4(0 N. do do do; ' •
200 obla Whltellebl
sno ei do dc;
00 bble Lake Belton;
•00 do rlokled Ilerrloit;
00 do remelt No.B Mackerel. far rate by
J B. 0/111A11{1D.
MERCK M',
MARIAM-30 bb 10. for sale by
ooao J. B. OANVIELL.
BANS-50 bbis. small white Beans far
etbs by J. B. CANFIELD
(a ALIA/al:IS-40 bb'll for sale by ,
1. 1.10 J. B. CANFIELD.
PPLES-30 bbls. prime j. Al E 1134
l ig: . a Lo
•NA OLABSES-200 bbl N. 0. for gale by
iva note J. B. OANFIRLD.
OLD
-9m
Or
, IT
%a
31:K) SACKS RIO OOFF
A ZIL fa:kap_ by
_ u " 1 '1
n 11%.13. Manufactured Tobacco, vari
ou poi Wanda. for ind. br A. CULIMMON.
u BALEF Mere Y.ll ,
t: U. P:t
ta and Blnek Tem, for en e 4 y
ULBIIRTSON.
30 WHOLE, and ,Infilf Du. new Raisins
for solo Ur A. OULBEIMPON.
300,8 0 ,8,!;,„5,t..?;b°' 1.1 24 Mg&
Q n tiiRPSITURAFII PROPERI) YFOR OALE
b k dtt — aglA r AWD ° :lll l Z.rili=itrllu " un i . l
Main Woe., In atm boron oh of Mbar abarnh.",Tho owner
.Igbon os more to the dfat .the WhOliot :nut low
prior of 11116. tar lcuittor inknostion: apply to i.
B. bIaLAILS;Iio. 21.11 th at
B .
ANK STOCKS
-40 abuts M. M. IloOlr. Wharth
r.
ad do swung. Btok Pittrburgb;
10 do rittoburigh Trutt:on:moor, •
• 3 do •Wooharnor Errlaza AlifoirtWor
or WS Or - WILL: It
a03,3t/lorT ' • - 'O4 WOod/tr..t .raao ‘S,';:
*ITY BONDS. 8500000 7 Pittsburgh °sup* :
. „ -
BuTTER.-1 pnate roll, In cloths:
0 bait. do dO do: \
croido. • arm,
0029 \ 11113. Y. MATTI:IIIRa .3,C0
VOl I 0 TO kONTRACTOILS.—VO
. , !SlitN ,t 01110 AM LROAD —Proanstle OW b
rentelved at t o litline of t.l4.(kmisitters and Ohio Rallontid.
t. I.:rinaton. or.ot it. lo[ t\ or lieroa b. u.ar. for the
~ r adon 1,1 lat , 31 .7.1117 ,r IV. 76 tattoo of 0A031.4.
road, of whimh. lb e esotern totrins. too:tit:ASS; it , m are.
Sett ir-et of etrlliston; sod OA. wedeln portion. cousin,
t f .1. 0:Is 11., r.s Prettyon the Karomtia Hirer
and tho mouth . tb• biz ttandk. A itiroots obits of tha
to \
..-.:r to , ~.,t—i riudivtg tr.tking atei to ting—Si
oar y and ..!..o"ron . nod Lo writ tforthy the attention 01
e.ttoneitil- rontr - tc, qt. leet., stootooss 01 the
1,. 'tort an , now rt.c.is tor on...lt:tattoo, and the
...eters vortivo will S. presaml terSosseeti, by It, Sib
. Dere:ober IttritoA Inturtnatirnalsoky bo Obt•lnSt l 0 5
pollestion at toe lin i WIT'A otiloor. at Carlsaton sod
d u, erelolto. Ay order 1 the Wool. ,
CU S. H. FILog.. Lliot Ermine. ,
N. 0 —it. Boar td it tlic Works o Vitt - M:144 ...I.r
'tote diroott.tt, the Cicvl wt. sad Oh it Railroad is to
tot .too-tt noted. on ottate. se \count. will mad at I> shiston
r. ft e I' th of l'e." . obese a,5,,, for the. onowee•ot re
' elm, and pot, us t o the .ritictrals that Slay thou Ain
1.,...1 so
4 PP LES-44) bbLi. P4oelce, Itarahng, Van-
LW deo... dr , rectti t: ' \II4N 11.1 i 11. U.ILLIN A
-_.—.—
i 1 11EESE.-5(10 boo. 11217:te W. R.' , Clifene,
Il..) iitXt do largs Croats dnitikk do.
to to Plooipsie *. do;
.00 do line h Dalu' I. do r _to
ruie bit soft UN. 1 0 COLLINS.
MARRIED
EM=l
3
7. o "—•
gUTTER-3 bbls. Fresh ' 11. this day re
calro4 by blY2b EIY.N • Y. 1.1. DOLL Se.
IsTIONS-15 Mlle. for sale b 3
NJ/ 002 Ii 1.11:R1n coLiaas
,r i - OR SALT --ii. RARE. CHANCE' TO
ES' )IAIt3IMONES.—Tbs robreriber; doll / run of chang
ing bit burineer.offrri for tat, , o.t sby go l d. hie str and
-nunoolinni: TANNERY. afforded In. Terre 'flout ! , 1f.411
na. Ti,, huildluos c on.l.ft of P ) ,4 4%.4 11 ,4 7. ••Tt.ti..
WO, 60 'by 26 Ire . 31.1 i and Dark lloor.e. lif e 110n.r./t
31;fee, ell new. Attached to th a ronoara. u a Attlitt
4:p. , iTIC. In .t0.4.1/ 1 z rontilue OriOr, 1.16i4 for umptne ‘
krirdtbff. do. Thu ober. Yard A.me!gery corme learn for
c rk
fro, m g , 1....iAg built upon the mOof appro ,, d P ..• r..
.Z1,11...r0f outrun., and befog the oily. Yard in t e c ity,
pr rate a rape charter, for all eut.rDr.ing .. 6 1 solar
`node •vf. audjuerstive busfueoa
eot"lt'riat7f.l''rpe'"r co"g.' bt ri l lr PoOL 4 clL ' 7`oolglt'd " t
fh • I;Var ;7 in o no, t wo and ' threw years. A./cure hy
fnoo•fir- 1 op',...NlawlaiiT I JOHN TIRRHAN
ti.! 8)J -IN ft ito Fish, Troll* , ,
Shad, Sao , f
~
' a•
,ji,l,. eta ff 11NRY ILl.l,ll:LL'itf.
'
• _.
I,i oL ar.N h IllUP—Beleher'd St: Louis
A . ,to thi v b r ruo. the g aufr.n e a rticle. first robed fold
„f r add by \ W.A. \ IoCLURO,OOr. Woad A 60. rta.
•
iBAN.BVIttiIES--Bbble.Cranberries just
J reed...4lom sale by ir A. fiIeCLIIMU.
W EET C I ORN-2 , bbl. superior Shaker
173 aura; Coru 3 u scroed by W' A. 3IoGLUI:CI.
, k PYL ES-1V this. Raintx,s, lieekwalder
- 5.... Ar, ter sole. by'. VON 13 \ Ntillobr.T d.M1.11t1113 Y.
PPI t PA PI:V.—Sr:O ream (fa
.-ivon:) awl MI.. Straw 97rx; ring Paper for Fula
et aleVOoturrr- I,,et kr ta
13,,z4
10FLST t SIURPLIY
UtlAtt—ZO bhde. primq , ,fur sale low to
. 14 BON N 1. 1 ,1115.14 MI.MPHY.
ku R R. S.NCK= c —Es. tew shame
,F.'Valzis C0.,71
AT:6 NT PEG PLOATE—A yew ardele
and hr I,ADD t DS LANE'S!.
iTCE&I3AND - LEATI,IEkt,. in store and
4 i., oNt. r CW.L4 DgIVDA DX LANGE.
VAlit & BLACK BRIDL'F., LEATIIER, io
r,T BARD A; DR LANOE.
d LC, bbls. -No. 1, for sale by
‘ll n 024 4, A. TAIINKVOOK A CO.
"~
~ ),'
r. 44 APLE SIJOAK--4 bblx. for Pala by
1 1 12524 J D. WELLIAhig.
EA NS—SO bblg smail whim ree'd on eon
. cignembt.. for by 1;41Cli. CANDLI3I3B.
Iron Bedsteads,
COMSTOCK, BROIILBY & CO..
Slier Room No. 96 Leotard .9(. • • New York,
ONE liGOll Witt.? OP 1113.0AliW AT.
tulfllo nod Folding, plain and or naiaen
too ut:DOT¢A OP of all ktbde. Hotel. Hospital. Prie
, Fatally. ref roues sot Children's Bvieteals always
n tP.m. , . MP. p general eeeortotent fa Iron ntrulturee
t el, 11..: Cod othar Matra:soot
.s.oorbece • ell...tote ere euperior to all others la point
r.set . tratans and They are elects
m
tra Vermin awl are exceedlottlY dneablet Pirtabta
•ed conicalino thdern to on, *Vent may be addressed
0 CohleTottlt. BROMLEY t 00,
No. 05, Leonard street. New York.
eve .tiet . e vatr.ed btr the rata of the sheer. heetTlP .
toe titcslare erns veb...r requested. nol2 flm
o
t.i , AR..41. IN BE/NEP. COUNTY FOR
...ALE-130110.0t ~a t,tr. 010 hirer, in Moon Ton,.
s p, I toile from L 11111.ptbursh sod imovelletelT ONP titer
Doctor, ondaletto o 5 p‘r, a at loot, 1 of which Is cleared.
pprep of meadpw. Sal e hood wood laud,with tine Or.
c oesd. The luppver.cppntA ern It Frame Deeltieg
Bern and getel our. bothilorta. lbw cultital,l lent ' • el
level with large 0000010 of 1/cunt. Jn title pt. o
•eht of ll:ether or •
I , lit. of the Y..ry hart qualitit oleo a
thl oils •eib of U. acre.rid/ 00
rote D. bIoLAIN.
r mot Er. Loots 010, Ltotir Co. Er Lorna. Mt.. /5.'63.
lIROPOSAI S for a Tekeeopie Om Holder,
with Puerineirtn Prom- reeetrel hy 21.111
Cprapany. RS Its UIV-P...0001111it V.4 , itia 0. 1864. That].
tlolder to be of tho frldne tog dirtrotrelorle wig The upper,
or inner part ILS bvt 10 lento. dtanseter. by 80 deep at
the reins, ant the lower... 000..0 raft 100 feet diameter,
by 06 toot deep.
reds most ihetodo the erection of the whole on the Ca r a
grott/PL,. 100010. cod the pottina It In etanplete
workitteontar.
White of the specification may be hal by application to
500 0. t err a Ordered by the Board.
nail dlwafnewtdts KUW.6SO STAGG, Bea'}.
lEHU EtAWORTU, corr.er of Diamond
0 tp.l Dm aErry. 'dab. t , federal tria anstomera
and the putiVe gereerall that r e .nner rovialag Ihrg•
awl cOoto e.4eoti ofI.O3OCK atroh c , rti. Y. Iv,
Inaverh.l. rigupowdre. silos Cr., 0 . 211,
gls:t:ol...7a'%diat.'qg'aoti'ATtltli'•
lll ' Iti8: '- fr ° o1 (Mr.
Ita 2:Th: ptveverer Otrun. Leman alai Orange Peraly. sup.
rlor Freuelt tril AN hit?, r'ert, Teretriffs. Ohm.
and Mai. g 4 NB?, ea:ether with
a geaeral er , re 1,11-U ef p.rr • hPlCkS—ell of vhicla ha Is
getertuined • oraoh lOW proc4 that caI2DOC ho bat
by any ether 6t to
in the city. nollr
-
UCKWII E AT FLOUR-100 sacks in store
ff p b, • oils J. . BOOKS..
WTI. A. WART', DENTIST,
Penn street, 3 Doors above Hand.
&FE ICE hourg from 9A. B. to SP. Y. On
‘tarasyr y;..n.r• will to near,. or ettatvioi to
isexr chop e. x, oy 4,141 ggrtattrttiruf 0
cwior al - Pi:recto coffering, nolffloa
Chocolate, Cocoa. and Broma. •
BAKER &. CO.'S American and'ira
i Prptalual (1 1 3.000LX/R, COCOA. aad
Lta,alA. to which fa., prrafaxas ha, lawn awarded b/
the etorf torvt!tv , r. sod Fairs of the Union, aro km Palo
bj .11 thy arlcairal Clroacre La thaTult.LY.tatea, and 05
chef/ aaants:
fia•,:ar a Moorrmf Hp,/ Yara, Grant .0 Twelrs.
Thatual V..l3randiee.llalflsnora; Esanat 3 Dud
te
R BASER CO
it e1 y417 1 5714.....1 ° . k' t
.DS: V PI ' 37 D.tCh.g.r. 51.66.
JOHN CARTWRIGH'r,
BIANUFILOTISIIING CIITLER,
S URGIC & DENTAL INSTRUMENTS
TAILORS eit TIZWEII3 ' , FIPARC, RAZORS.
SCISSORS. ex-
GUNS, PISTOLS & REVOLVERS.
113RTIOULAR attmtion Vn to the man
sLopig..lll"'4-_,egrvirovid= Pl[tal:rir Abd"24"l
nOLo ' lanu.ki onto strarilid to Jobn eartartight for
toe 16t.nve Nlonuraetnent.st the dotetied to
brrron. Sent lOW. oel4-3twanr. •
1100 KS teceiv,ai .to-day at DAVISON'S
1) 6ecY K id Whiakei (rest. near atlir. ' r
The Altalir.l4 of the iiihte.34supplE..far all -resorts,
Patin, Pre sett tioldkr, Links: or is'es sad Poems'
Cr Tooth, llostrateo;
Tip Top. or the Noble Alm. illuotroted;
Genius of Yadtb, eer, solenlid edition of Morrie Po-
•ms, Judah's Lao: Alexander's Moral Be au; do Prins
idea tthoreh..llo:er; do Consolation; Pathor's Lftsur
hr s.l.gotiCangyk'a Pastoral Thootegy,ClarksnAks
Wholesale acd retail. by J. 13. DAT/SON.
DGAR-COATED 'CARDAMON SEEDS,
toe acd pleasant doror for the breath-6 "(Our
jun renelved and for W No. IT Wood e by g.-
Slstreet.
/aUNNY &03---1500 - Gunny Bags on
rolubraratut, for ehglo !ow ro 4w*, by
pc= MI. UM:10.1.14' A CO.
gIagESE-2000 lba. Pramicm• Cheese re
unSmired by Itallztad...l (or si.• by •
To Iron Manufacturers.
TIER; ItRNTON IRON COMPANY of
Weston. Pernunirsola, with evttal$1500001'0;
holing heeonle tha owners and V.Prioletro or rho I t.ntou
and I , lekorm even's. In Wrote= lohnulsanl• tot mat.'
log. In to direct fm' lb* -00, are now nrerared to toll
lebta m 114. their inn.lo,lll.lita, on piUrr.tYl to ID. tor•
ritory atnetal.
The steinonloluel eneerionty of th e Renton proem
whole", Iran Ore ran he waren** lot wholgtit Irma at
about the net oroznvering Ore into PI, Aletahtendarsit'
unneeren•he to recapitulate ita ad..aotaghp bore .
L.ttets saldre...4 to W. Der• tf,fl'-Wood LK. at htto
IC eoilvort. nllechen• county. Pa.. Where a 7nraliee with
rho denten haprolemensh now in mental:a vrenntlon,
will meet wall nononiete attention. no&tMetlX
rrocilamalian
SY chino of a precept under tno hands of
Win. B. McClure. Yroeideot myths Oman of Clete
Rion Pius. In an 1 for the Sth Jodicial diegloteif Pent,
sylvenia. end Justine of tho.Cerort efeJser nod Terminer.'
nod cinema! Jell del On inand for - raid District.and
Williaoillorke arid dlatriel Adams, kept . Amoeba. Joel&
ea of the same :entity, in and for tne cuonty Of Allealse•
',rotated she lOth day of Norambef. In tho'year of 'our
leced ono Lhouta.‘rul elightliondrni and Ofts-thrn, end.tlie
me directed. fot heiding ot lifer awl ' , derrotner
ao4 General Jog Deliver f . of tbe C.Airt II use halt. city
of ria,urgh, on the Sth MOlitilf of Decimber. at. 10
clock, s.
Publle notice le hereby Riven to all destines \
of the
Cornoor. and l onetablee 07th...comity of .illeadse
ny, that Mel b. then aid Lhono. In their Proc , n - y.nous.
wlth their roll., treonle, loqui s hions. exautioatioaseod
other nmembranels to do then things whitth ur tilelr
Wrerpectlvo Mine, in tboir Lobed f atilioant done—end
also thee.. that will proiecute the consorters that nog aril.
corner be a the jag nf raid county of Allenbony to 14
thou an t there 001.4.0010
F laloa e•-
MT., undo,/ toy hand In
. •- . '
. .
November, In the yese of qur
timad.ed cod Ilft.y.three, awl
loetral
UREEP PELTS-59
noitl
ILK, 'Merino, lam
lb Cotoo Flane•l Undorsb
w i ry. for the earl. CU
PLAIDS!—A .on Co.,
L No. 250th It, will open th 4 intro • • 4..ther
lwautlfti wwortmant sllWool nadir, ,
hr • oo'•
‘l:l,lN4l' LSI SLIAWLS!—i
1. lampire,Watarloo, Watewlelt
ret'd . t A. A. *WOK I
PLAID IIE LAINES
It.g.at A. A. Ilium*
se. more etttmas besatfral Plaid
orr
fLOAKS & TALMAS—A.'AA.AIason
c0...1'1'1,3101i this mosnina. itotberjut 0! Lodi.
Cloaks auffThlcsas. Orthet...t Vika Ind M.
tees r. ,
EITILORRAIN AGENCIr. N.
1-kNAW Y6.A.EC AND LIVSItOOL 4,k;
ftweelloweasillelases.
Slll.PBstal Weekly, P=..
l
ADNLLIIIA AND LIVELLPOOL WIN garium;
R i IVPS <OUT of livecheeter earl cu t , . 1) cl a m ) , 1 / 4 . 12
4ium ter eet, ea
14 the enly4grett for Pittebeireh;llB has shwa oti head
Peereeem Ticket, endght.DeAqs, teem tl eet , eart Llogua
pclaße
rW t=ft.ZV %M : Yea' Yorkk ager APAI!. ca
thwro,ll,
the
11.11 Mad Oriltat „ . Instl:et eeekiaeif
-
PORK—'_o b,ble. Meat Pork. rODIDIoll i t
zoo.: J. a CAM
LADIES' WAIL.
miiitiztatii,
AMUSEMENTS.
,Tamil AdeeT:isomentg. of Ooneeits or
c.v. MCAT EZ PAD In dATIIImmeo.
AT - E'EN -1E Mill
Thursday December lit,
°PANE. CtriPiamesus.r mazaarr
ITALIAN OPF/Lk COXPANn.
By the Cit:ssa• of Pittebanth. ^
LITCREZIA BORGI 1.
SIGNOR ARDI CI lIIAESTRO4. DIRROTOB...
slaNtAtA ROB VRIZ:t I MADAM IlitftlitNllll4*\,
tittlt.oll ilirIOLINI: I titiNOli et) , Ertl%
Friday, December 2d.
Porno - ell and Loot Might of to 'tall. OD.r• C0R1, 41 1
• to the elite. of Pittobarah. - .e s
,VOZARTS MASTER PIECE, \. e,
DON JUAN! . I:
\
Virg - Dn. Chile , :f; : ll`trittltfr.
Orem Hooks. ,
fish, with taukre via b.• fur re • T . 7
v.,
17tadg:air
the .rein store,
. . ,
in-Diurnal or the 111,11 hay+ botsolgocittrittilisirt
g.tober's aryl itelloer Mario Sumem. *lux* iteata' Mar b•
so-Door. 4.4 dalak; ti tit .nip
t:l o'clock. preeieelr. - • 1.29 1 t
OLE BULL, N
,
LtIESPEOTFULLY 811.110U/ICOS tolha 'cid
.. a Sittlsburah, that hi .rill slit. fa . tbl• City.
" KAN') CriNCEN.T.t.rterron Ow Pith and ash 01i0...
"r3P.Vvoniel','„",l3WlVlli'kl.b.orr.G°lTA AD.
NIAUSICH 1311tSKOSOU, the n great Piasitt. It, .3
Irirrelor and Cesdortor. V 4
~ ' • '
_: •
Yor Stoseatome 11,11 attystlarr, ii• fiture•dda4.-
past. ac aat the Stkrt (Ist of ur. statpie«,i[uste
Store. , . stAbitt •
,
\ • AUCTION \ SALES.;:.•':-
s BY P. . D VIS, A Ailognm
Cbause;Wal Saks Boons, assasi of
TA' E & FANCY DRY GOODS 41.
clonaing. Deo. hi, t lO dslost
Zothtottrchtl Estes Itztodut. comer Waal As 4 Ala sta.
v div tt,rgo aml genera staminiort ol ftimomi
ttipli eml Yalta VorMan and Damian,' De7Doollm •
At 4 o'cloelm,Gmortho, Itintwoza., (ARUM . . Glassman.
= ::::111 " 1 6 +11Wrgt ," '7,0 . 1.7141113:
resift either bed, and pibtr , wo, hoot =WAS.
Covet , ith a Tit.° ty aT other artisMaror kaoarkNN
end
oh., \ lacM P. At. DaNia.,..aMOL.
- 1
A TN") 1
mOrnin
t 3.14. Rom
IRWRI,TER'S SAIE-OP.SBASON
\.FASIII,OhrAIILk CLOTIIIIII.4-410 Wetted.
NC/T.:Qat, at IC o'clock. to the Oraimercht I
coroeeNood sod Ylrth at... will. be 'old
without reenirfor sewers t whom le oral coseert• • lame
sod well sorer oloe'oor'Oe autnalor,wtoter alothtag. made
lo the lete er, t k ...OOMIVIWILO anterior berettat eekbmere.
cloth, Milan reef,. sa et (lemma rl,. ewer black and Sums
nernmers nent• extra line Weak. blue nodbrawu cloth
Lock sad dress als o leered beaver. hater-ham el air
lion
orer wet: whi met. pltoC. chub. hewer. ft toad
lion Ala. d mmnifeere.estiont andtweed wide and rook
teen enoerior cloth and ca/eLmere 'sag bemuse • sad
overlook% soder stilttn: orserbre. &on ko. Ant, be doom
due white Mlles. witltlloett b.Woms and °alms. =Wool
enrcrior York mill Maeltu. IA the French style...alto(
which are worthy of tt\e eedeWerec. •
0029 A. I'. M. DAVIS:Anat.
,ADVE , ADVENTURK ',IN ING CO: STOCK AT
' AucaDys—ou •Ttor day seeiderfe 'Dew let .'` AC 1M
NTURE',
.at the Cowtraerelal lei ltoOtell.vOnest , Weed 'ad .
Gth ettnete. will be sold, !thou: rearm, tor aeoOtrat
intom it may emeere. TS/vbs.., Advar tura Copper
311 dog Co.!.t^C.l. St ht.lh AM Won forfeited br ords \a
the *lard of Dire:fora. fot n olsrpmeut of wasessentr;
pad .whie IS slow molded' to die Wisest of ono dolllte
per guile, belnesteesmizi!dap 14 ' See.laat. .- ~
po : ;.,-- 4 8. IS. DAVIS. Aunt...
VALUABLE LONLON400103: °,
Au .
10/21-On Thuraday eveearig.
or / t,
at the Commarciat Sala/ Boom. , MVO! or Waal and itb
5:3.. 2111.o:sold br rabalogua alargeo2olerdlou of mho!.
. Eng' lab Books. arohnOlOin roinT,Talbable 'standard and
alamantly illnatantad nark% auletlat artijon area .I.a Mean's
Early Monaca 12 Itoolasiotical Becoration. 2 vela. folio.
splaalidly illestratedt. alicronono of I. balia. 3 mei.. MO.
b
aolored plater, Ctlel•r're, Adim.t glatdon.
..000 0010.81 plat.. 8 yob,. antioldttei of lb& lobed
tVimht. rel. 3, 11
010 . 00 or al
aterial altrematal Ratan%
5.72. teho. 000 cum Veal OM If t4.o ;l42dpui 1 tral4blia..
nna olatoa; WI England's Worthica TV ertrtrailna and Übe.'
minaVons folio: Book of 0222me0tal Ban[b. 1 .el. 400 C.
loon al Oallarr of Art. 2 YOl2 talen.loo3 sung, Worn* erit
vole; toor, Vindan's Bocnltaa Camora'.
elr, tallo. anon Room anditaatt• 1'300.1115g 3303.try.plig.m.
erantica of tba an-t+. gestalt 'portraltA Paz.
oaf rytellonea ol4tnetent Platrl; 81.11212
T 11.8.5 4
111.2.1tedoentaboo. 2 robin faamsdamee
Blur rated; BralsAmma too the
Near, 2 rot, toile:Ma Fables of John bard Vol.. Yr .
11.. r. Worts of bean EntiChVaC
Lenient Th.. Practical Mia.•hanierarld 3121ilnerett.
sin, 0 n01....11m; Warlre of EdmeralllP•roay. /MA V ,
Ihtbinet &len ol hataraare, 12 taiga llnpaall leer
azianta at clanctbon and Lobar; D.maa. a Ivan,
400 alto. 4V3IA The Eciathen Atbanarliblill
Foo t lk.n Plea livrto;.elegant caltred. plata. Salm.
Fi13•1.3113210 .ISuomunt a•f Arnllitaßrooms, 32, bledinfollet.
Antlanitica of'rraat Britain. r ailio.
1. all ...
001.,
are now ready. 120241 T.
. ,
. i.,
Fruit Trees and Eihrebbery. : . A
:LILE subscriber off= for sale t. . A \As,
choice 111.11. rime*. ofatrong. , ilt , roda eWI . V.
I+, bsth :dessfs awl ntsndetue, male' of.* • s\
leering als*; Now Jerto7Wiehberatome, o)e:fries. \'
Apricot., Goovtobortr. CtUnnentA. IheePneMa. Otaler , ..
knuitpe brergrerne,ll7s . dothe. Tollpi and Otoollll Route \ .
for 010°mb:tofu. Winter add Sztler: Implements Ibel he \ ,
lana`ond duo, of moan antenntd noartroctinek;ftloti ." 4 , \
the Blvd and 'motes:mot Wrhonse. 19 ,i 601 et. . ' N ,
noir.
- DEAR TREES-40N Tne teoa l i s.
dwarrand otrauba.l of nog .off emborlar tr
riatie3.jtiot csepived had Cnr Rah:, a: tba Oalvlaa4
Numn,y. Luottit•J JUUN a\URIPJCILI. Jet. MI-
IM=2:
ADAMS & 51M111.7
Produce COzentlsalon.M6BohmuoiSe,
NO, 0 BOUTIt WATER 6T., ;11LA....:, ' -. •
And Whohxsie Dealm.,At sow 0 h PlOO.l. e .
lifthen Bolter ilomony. N .'Plotor_: - • .-
4.7lAde rod roll do, ' orou6.rri.o. Otu , AA6A. - . -,' -,
Penns p•oltd do. It....lgA.cilarcnkl. .-
Seto. ond Wastotn Lard. kßrod.ol.l, MAL Chocolate..
IlarAlown• county. Cbtero, Xmas A 0.... g r IAtPAW ,
Sap dace do, BstocktuA PAsigZ.
lluct.waxt row. Msoaroot AV li.. .. .
PAO rod 0 u1i0d:1110..7 . , 11.kee limio‘.ltOorulNA.6l.
ta.ti
Dried APO. sod .Poseba-a, tto•nswA., lloqsavr_ War
Beam and HOU. P... mlek, . ... • : ..s..
0 %NUB k baklod Il4relag. Bal.00d•-, lodlgo, No . .
Mott.lot Ambito Osello boop,Pors UroutuiBo.;
Canary ancV Marap Bodo,— liiogatortl'A A iitA's
Mould. Adsmantioo A Byers BiArth... ._.• ,-, -
Q , . -.- P •
0d1e.0.0 . Coxes Patel A Ornot..
Diary Bah I BALI. Brick: Ostrava, A MuMArdllsody.•
Gorman Cigars, - , Rkr Yisor.Ooffo• extrema
Emma.. do. , ' ' 4..m0u BSCOP. TV u A*. .' •
P ppor BA .., Ai\
No. 0 Bouch-Watrr iiffnet... Phil..
INSURANCE COMP.AN
ELLUTFORD, CONIC .
Cap'l Stock, Annstat Presthinur and Ifettermilirui
$1,900,000.
INCORPOR.N.TED 1825.
Policies of lesierancifssaid at all timosf on tL.
• moei faioribletstmer, agolnet
LOSS OR DA.IRA6R
OH TUB
PERILS OF ..NAVittATION,
ByGYORG
•
. II R. ARNOLD. Agent •
tah145 . 3-yal 'For Pittsburgh ma tAlleghsrl7 °bunts'
- PITTSBURGH
0041eff FAO TORY,
Ho. 36, Diamoa4AUG, Ryer WONT
• • •statLow..ramurrouv
. •
. 1 1giftiIILD reapeolfully call the 'attend*,
• V • fianibern and Waste:rid Slarnhants to Ali
stoli of Carriages. ransinalin P , le• tom 11100* W 11504
Thc., o.rriages• an, 6111.11, ft , 3111 the Best.. malt
vorltsoool.lo. and -undid-Ms ova Warddlifg-21. Oink
wIW opaidenee. warrant this nirk.do 'Waled tonnes
rosnstraninted In dm link°. The arianno of his toutovio
and the great istoroa,4 in amnia for ibis clans et *Wt.
has ladnoadhlri antic, Issad an 7 <0.<....a Cr law 'dead
work in his establishment Persons Iflllittljjoo4baingst
work vllltainot all and ensmin• bin Stesk-barbre IMO;
Mut. All,work wartanta • •
71 1 0 - TUE FRIENDS OF THE HUNGARI
-11 att IlltnElbOM! —Cita/ea—Veins ones before an•
gaged fy:elecion of the noted ziatdi of onr Wand,
freemen. to buret the bmdu of ttrannyand oppremine.—•
trtae being our ram, we come- lee humble enpollantae
,ploring wan aid at the tan& of a free and generette
toe. to eld 0e :n rmrhing the elate o; our ranmotratima—
New York—from ahlthototlt hi mu Intention to Mae
with our comrades Third are sheaf enfleffed is *octet -_.
of Porker. agatnet enemies. the finliderks. Atlf,
Parma destrme of Marlin', our 06010 br madum. c .,,
ran do to at this 61110 e. or at , nr. Wm. llPl.,fe'land'a-t_
out et. LAllestheny TICS HUNGLAIIIaIe aeruotse,7,
..z041.• • at Proimehanii
tt \ VOMMON P,LEAS, No. 10, De- :
i
il J .+ .i.,./ _i.eister ScroWBll. - ,
' e • ..11Trul: =rift; 4. *1 CIMPI7II '''S
1,.. ~ .
.7 1.. ,...„,
0, 11 .2 1.4n , d1 i 1tr anointed to Wit ..the ae •
Alois° ee, ood declare • pre
tot* dividend to toe ocean= will wet Mb
p.viee intervete4, Ibr • anal lowing ' on Thntsdor' ' Dor
,111.11D3. at 2 o'clock. r, or _ • •
• \ B DB WILEI A. eta
\ ne29 tObl 11.
.114
IP' Vona itetet. ,
\ .. . .
Al . leeheny Comity, siv • , N: . -•- '.. ~
1N tho;Ocurtor Minim* Plea, or . -
r . ' - ~1.. I Allrith•ns Ocriu4rOb f 395 .);4.7.*T1K 1
y'v,t..,.‘ p.i.,.,,,,,k, - ;',6, - ,ii.:,,,i.„,ii . ...„,
' :,- '"lftntl e gtu t lnso ° " ll te 4 the 11.'
1 3.. . 1 ..-
, =dm". or rtht si. endnat, 1r used —, s
vartiox Nit.tratol...t. hi. ' oat.,
_No: 16T - ilyx_ . r . ta:
Thorreday,Nte.29Ni;_lil33 at 2 &cloak. P. Ilk
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0c4.14.31. \ ,• 11... BRAN T WILKINS. A
Allegheny Coun t y, ee. ,•• ' • - - \ •
17-., , xx.r. t A N -the 07phati.. goad 4i 'sJiti
.(l a Igo matter of Ogriestati of 14ft01.'
g _l' s Wok, dogwood, go.tin, Jar, m i . i ~
'i- The Auditor appolattd to gragoatg. la
..._.,. ~ ,Oga propriety of coating an' order by
\ , end 0 4 , 31,3 r•onn to
per
Do
m ,.., um ~.titio....; d es.savito Paid moor of oh, wafts&
he partior Interole I. Obi. Ogee. No 167. Ptit.egigoto ,
ll\
7b agid 1 . ". 11 1,1 tVgrtiitiltlfg, ' gigiti4,r, ' ; :
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Weatini Parma. lasurance.. Company;
to3r2 - .1580x.: oath. ••:
BeARGR Orricsi. Piiiiadiss.
\
`4•1141 1413. e, President. .1.4X1 IL4l9lll:s*MialY•
.R Relf.erite...egent.
Will Insure Peollinttuisieitee
taidwitirciper
er gedierallren tbeninet terorebla West. Om
ROE; LOotWOOD,:it - 80N, • . \
tI6OICBEn4ERS, PMELISHERS Rena itk: -
\ a s rouritus of Trench. •Ilii:aialk , and Itsilii• 2!4,,,i.k,5,, • T
,•'.p,i.,A0,41 r ar redommakwilos..• 1. 1 4 0 0.11 . 'N
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ni .pretig, haw tailvand •la tallath Thud: mmHg' .
2 1,,, Apizwet,to Pvissx7 .l.. . Paarengoellmk•to toroalilisi
,N . 'ork. A pi),ly 10. • .7011 N w.CLOA %
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The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, November 30, 1853, Image 2

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Pennsylvania Newspaper Archive
