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VII. prrratuvari WEEKLY AZETTE.—TtIe eiteualve
otnattatiou of ono Wieldy Groodlo offers to our trustnerouten
tt moot digitate Motto= of making their bout riesa lowan.
Ottialroulatin L beta - mit:tow and fire thowitl, reselling
stoat *very al:flags automats to Western Peinsyloaula,
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ADVERTISERS.—NoIther the Edltotial Booms
irnOr PtintintYstablishteen tor the Daly Citiette, are opened
oa Stueity. AorLlMEZZArrhodeetre theli notices to apiSeiur
n the paper on Monday moreloin. 4 4ll tame, - hend them In.
drloek.•on Sataniay. • .
3LEETLNG:—ThiIniis and An: •.rat of tha • several Warde, aortninhs- and Town
• ebizn in the Ownty. will tante et !bele places
of Wdlied slactioow, on eATIIII)AI, - _the Mh day of J..'
:tarn , }tut.: between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock. P. V., and
,_ninne two • &leant. in • eseh district to attend a Gouty
.oourantlon. on WYJMESDAY, the let day of„February,
-16 , 31; at in for the rarpose of electing dee
, tra l i tb iAMls c !i. "It= artibira;
:TUE RUM OP ..Tl7. CHARTER 0V . 1712 FRANK
• ...7.r . a.Cat4l. Coicrawr.,—Below we insert the copy
of a till, read in place in the Senate by 11r..Das
f..art, lut Saturday; for the purpose of repealing
charter of the Franklin Canal Company.
.:Quir r adricee ere that th'e Bill wit pus both Bon
withlforY hide delay.. The, preamble to the
'Bill is an irrefragable argument in defence of the
*diem° measure wh)ch the Act contemplate&
Whatever may be , said of the midi:Let of the pec;-
!Ile of, Erie; or of the policy of .Pennsylvattia in
regard, to gninting the right of way to foreign
.road!, 120 honestman can deny that the Railroad
bat by the Franhibl - Canal Company is a gross
frauckypon therighii, immunities and sovereign
'of this, Commonwealth, and-thatthepunish
ment:propoeed to he inflicted by the Legislature,
As eminently just, and absolutely necessary to
assert the politer and dignity' Of. the State.
We have nadouht,y this outrageous fraud had
. . .
not tmen attempted, that the right of way, on fair
texas, wonidhave been grantedby the'Stnto long
sgo, - and whatever sympathy the people of the
'Statiratirhave extended to tho people of Erie,
troubles has growo oat of this
shameful attempt to ride over the sovereignity of
•the State rough shod. The people know" that
:thOStato htia -been lawlessly 'invaded, and they
unable to diseriinialte, among the conflicting
~ ,iriatementig,lictw far 'Cie people of Erie ore .right
forirrong.
z• We hope the Letiistature win pass the repeal
bill without delay, and atter•haring thus vindi
.....
jilted the hoticor . .if_the State, that it !ill then pass
_ .
t. Sailrcutd Law, giving to the Railroads
.40fall.tire marrow:sling, States the: power. to pass
through our territory on terms justand reasons
for the largest liberty in this res
:„pbolt::, ....ye far as. trade, travel, oral commerce are
,corajgrued, there should be no State bounds, but
the-utmost. liberty. .shtmld be granted for unre
' atticted'commerceand intercourse.
The following is the Act referred to:
Art to. Anna! the Charier.of the Franklin
. . Cana! company:
WnEszAs, it is provided by the net entitled An
. ..
....Act regolating.milroad companies, passed on the
:-.nineteenth day of February, Annoy Domini one
......thouttand eight hundred and forty-nine, that if
:.: any company incorporated by special act of As
sembly thereafter to-be passed, shall at any time
•misuse or Mintier the privileges granted by tho
•,-;!, said act, orby its own special act of incorporation,
_---.-the Legislature may revoke all and singular the
-., rights and privileges so granted to- such compa
-.' r: 'And whereas, It hath been judicially ascertained
-:' . that the Franklin Canal company, ' a body empty
' . rate nutherised.by the laws of this Comm onwealth,
fertile pirpoie 'of 're-constructing, or repairing,
' f - .the Tianklui Divimion of the Pennsylvania canal, 1
-- ' 'With - the priVilege of constructing a railroad, and
=` "acing the graded line or towing-path of the said
' canal as the bed thereof, and of extending from
' - the nerth - end thereof to Lake Erie, and from
-.. :
;the south' end thereof to Pittsburgh, and - made
'' - by its charter expressly subject to allay , : pro
' f. 1 / 3 10119 and restrictions of the said first ithove re
..,, ', lsited net; bath, under color of the authority and
' , privileges thus conferred, and without re-con
-1 , . strwcting or repairingthe said Franklin Division,
. or constructing rt 'railroad thereon or along the
-' ;mime, and on the pretence:of 'an eitension of a 1
- Wolk : not either completed 'or commented, laid
- ticiwii and COnstructed.'another and independent
,road, - along and nearly parallel_With the lake
' • ilfore,from the dePot of the - Erie and North-East
railroad to the western.bounclary of this State, at
` - 'the *eastern terminus of a certain railroad within
''. - the territary;ef Ohio, and which' was to form a
''r
_mutinous linewith the, - said last mentioned road,
,
....-
and 44 'eoitsol.44e; as declared' and' represented
, , by themselves. a part 'or section of another and
.-•' - distinct read, designated by them as the Erie and.
."':Cleveland
Cleveland railroad, 'tho same being a rood not
' z.-';`'lmintrn - *o'er sanctioned by the 'lasts of this Cons
' 'kusiotvrtedth, and - being Intendeichodvely to 7
tnerchan ,-
=ate the transit of paiieng nd
" • and from th e Cities of Cleve nd and New
e b,
... - Fork.':nror 'and through the tory of this
'''' ,: Stritt . r,': '.-- - - - - ' -
'did 'whims. It hath• also been satisfactorily
C-: aseertatned that in'the*rstilf and consummation
..'•-• - "of the said illegal object and•purpose, the means
. onatitoting the 'alleged capital go& of the said
'''''.. lx*POy bate been almost exclusivelyfurnished
: ''-'• " -- 'lry the saidOhia company, upon a contract which
.- qiniited the . spplicatiOn thereof to the said illegal
purpose,. snit whereby the said Franklin' canal
company fath abdicated and.transferred a laree
. 7' .. . 'pie o its . eorporate powers and duties to the
said' Qhio company; and bath moreover, placed
1 -P - , Itseleundefa voluntary disability, for an -indefl
, :,, gio . peried, to carry oat the' great ends and pur
-:.' 'phase of Ste creation:
. • ..dasitshereas. It bath heen further ascertained,
. '''!.. that hi the construction of the said * nu adhorized
' ,• iiid . ntegalioad, the
said Franklin canal company
!'7 :bith s iu addition to"-the disability aforesaid, ex
' "-
-' haindeditit whole alleged and authorized capital
' '' • itocitindiesources„ and incurred a considerable
,:- - "-:debt over antlieyend the amount thereof, with
--'' .".amt baiting Performed any of the obligations im
posed upon it by- law ' " and bath thereby also
• - strippeditself of all its legitimate and available
• meanefor the acComplishment of the great pri
"`: •mazy Ind anbstantial object of its Incorporation
And. imbereal v Also, tbe said canal
bath ' confessed its delitiqueney in the
prettilenr; : by 'eeeldng shelter from the consequen
--:',2 at thereof under tb4; authority of the federal
government, and in derogation of the sovereignty
- this State,'and, to the obvious disturbance of
.'italuirminatons relations with said government,
occasion for, and insetting corifxo
therewith: upon a utiestion of territorial
':, -- jerisdletion OTC?' her ownaoil, ' and supervisory
110110 over bin own corPorilions ;
dad idikels,': It- is the aolemn judgment 'of
Ibitilsgisht.tare; that the said Franklin Canal
Ctimgasy by the said aereral :iota and omissions
,DOrlila,befare dint ;recited and described,' bath
proceeded in bail faith; and in fraud of the law
andynttpeisei Of creation', and bath beedguilty
and premeditated perversiou, abuse,
• and misisa; of the rights, authorities; and, priv ,
lieges conferred upon it, so gross and palpable
sa - to: call itiperatlialy for the exercise of the
summarypower of revocation reserved, as : afore- .
Ital 4 in the erigibil incorporation t hereof,
, . .
Now,,,therefort, consideraGond the premise s, thumint I. Be It muted by the Senate and /reuse
, „ - of, Esprambstires of Cm: Commonwealth of Penn . -
i v ran ia, in Gannet Assembly met, and it hei:eLy
tnuied,by. the atithomity of the same: That all and
idngular, the rights and privileges heretofore
i*repted tha Frauklip . Canal Company, by the
: act of a lleissixibly authorizing the Governor to in
,: •• . tho same, passed on the twenty-seventh
"day et April, Anne. POMilli ono thousand , 'eight
hundred and forty-four, and by the net amenda
. ,tort' thereof, passed on the ninth_ day . of Apnl,
, Annq Deptini one thousand eight :hundred and
.. ....
,' larty : .nine, or by any other act or acts of
,Assem.
1 3 :taY Pupplegt entary thereto, be t and theta:Line ere,
- hereby rescinded,
,revoked, utterly and forever
Sterns 2.,Tbat the I3oTernor or this Carman
_,,
61 take
ethoiize-, •to • '
- • athl,lii is hereby L e a necessary for
:.'.li°lloPettties Z.13.1'2113' be deemed
the pro. aacliPe".
4 ind"cturyknitfeetion,-
1,-,:_;•Alle #.C'rilutliti,., foregoing,
uen ' och no maY.kgott
together te , : . _ .r,
''.. :T iAknti ° ''
'dints or consequences
'said;sud,t° P ,T the
''''' . art chh t,i, °, - i.e. =Elora aforeta ,uperintett
attach to ' 4 !? , - -T
Ono"
untft the same 041
'.. -, 0- t a bb ? petlon-.V road, • ,
` . 4.40 - ' t the , soul
-‘ ding tO. /A,''
•'' opem- Vane 9.. 6,ii,j'asecor •
be ;tattier du3P
14: OinirS SAiloreble COlO
.:".7;4117-4!ee—ii.'innoun r oe d ita doeunonin the ,Ocenibus
,- enuiWe taken 'Op from this. city, and we find the
rAiihriloneL of the inijorley: and minority' of the
C.,catrt Iditho' r of Saturday ,
ji,o;;':7l o ly'oeeltpi#lTeneidaely printed columns
. _
,-..Jzidge-Woonte.anndelivered the opinion of the
et*"
=W " o 7 the tOuti,'-ntlirmlng .the Opinion
,of
alderman .Whittaters; which. mtg.-asap/It the
Company, and Yokes Mach and Lewis,.
tlrd:dhseenting itirnember
,it'when . ire 'mentioned, some tine. since,
1:1.04.t4e.v03:1rt was ' 11 . 31 4 4 Oi'oe to two, in 'to
-1;vor of tanning . the deeinion. and that Judge.
Black and Lewis Were the, - ..two dissenting Sinigia,.l
oar statement die. not pair tlheeiitmeli, but de..,
niedli7elle . ier. '64 :It now
'Oinltivied * by the Court
-:The following' paragraph . contains the irub.-
fix.
i , , ,- .:, : '.... , :i' - ',:,i; , . --. ; ,- ,' ,- ::„i•'; -, ', ,, `;' - : 2 .t . ,;f - Z1Vi'ic',, - .: ; , :' . :::ii':-..:,
—, „.,....,.
'ry'..,'~:~:~;~, ..
i'' atal;e oPiiiii4,litir7aelfivi - red' by the iritijiiiitrith the proje . its oi''etteh gentry on certain ex
,
Ad' the Court: • •es • pen,litures of the Senate. which, stripped of all
..
, Omnibusa are great conveniences inlarge- ..
disguises, would' appear in fthe simple form of
, totem and populous districts, and the driving of ; ''robbers of The treasury. Peter G. will not pass
them may, in many circumstances which it were these things. .It is desirable to get him out. To
billasintrodeced,
"SY'te imagine, helmth a necessity and a ' chac. ' hat d this Senate h' • bee, i •
itk, and as ouch perfectly lawful on Sunday; but t ca d
11,41 tire not now dealing with special cases, or ex- and because these things were pretty well under
-1 traerdinary occasions, but with an ordinary eve- stood, the House has put the hill to sleep by
1 ry-dak employment The defendant's 4th plea' shoot thirty majority. The motion to except
• contains no suggestiop of circumstances which , Warlington from its operation was carried by'
'might hare rendered his act necessary. The. .
1 justifying fact alleged is, that be was bi es d by o nly about twenty
_major) ty—' 2 which - indicated
the month; and was fulfilling his contract. But ' about the prepondenincy`of the "Soft" Democra-
if the work• Was tudaerful, his contract, was "aid iCk.over the Whigs and Bards. combined.' The
r re far es regarded the Sunday labor; fer it is 1 final motion to lay the bill on the table
I, well•sittled by, he authorities, that' if any! . was
car'.
l '
i tied b v 107 to 70
i act is forbidden ! trader a penalty, a contract to ! '
Belonging to the same order of Sena
I•do it 'is void, [Kepner vs. 'Kiefer; 6 W., ,233, ! torial pre
-1 mei the 'cases there cited,] - ,' In general, a con- : tensions was the bill for making Secretary Dick
tmet of hiring by ; the month does Met bind the 1 ens , the - irresponsible dispenser:of the contingent
laborer to 'work th
ork en Sunday; yet, as e statute ;
and all other funds belonging to the Senate.—'
does not forbid every species of labor, but ex
pressly licenses such as are mentioned in the 1 This bill as it came to the House would have
proviso, it is obvious that a person hired by the ! - given a - committee of the Senate full control in
month to perform any of Chore labors may be re e , ! connection with Mr. Dickens, of nearly half a
gained to !miler& them on Sunday. Tile du-1 million of dollars a year. The House amended
fetelant, however, is not within that category. "!. the bill so as to' keep the fund so under the super
'
Ile was , not hind to execute an employment that
• 'is - exempted from the penaltiesofthe statute,l vision of the treasury officers, that the accounts
or which, per - re is a work of charity and mecca- I would be settled under the ordinary rules of the
oily: Not a circumstance is ouggested on the 1 treasury department, devised to' assure a just
re cord to distinguish his work on Sunday from responsibility for the use of the public money.—
whet It was on any other day of the week. As , Th e accounts of the House funds are kept in the
it is not pretended to have been a Work of chan
j• m -
ty or necessity on other - days it could not have ! same way, and no complaint has ever been made
been on Sunday. • Running oMnibusses is a mere ; that the mode pursued occasions any inconve
a ender employment, established aud maintained I thence or trouble. The Senate will of course
fore private gain, ministering, and intended to i rejectthe amendment, and-it it plain that a con
minister, not to the nhcolute wants of our com- ,
test has begun, between the Houses, that will
mon natttre,'but to the convenience of the public i
not soon terminate. I fear, however, the sups
/or a price, No reason can be assigned in fatter
of such an employment on Sunday whicli•might riot- firmness. of the Senate will prevail..
not he urged in behalf of every other 'arm of The authentic details of the neafight at Sinope
preductiveindastry. If, on a day set apart by more than confirm the They worst accounts here
divine command and human legislation, as a day
for received. The report of the commander
of rest, proprietors and drivers of omnibuses
may prosecute their business, why may not far- of the British frigate sent to investigate this
mers and mechanics pursue their equally useful, dreadful affair, can of course be relied upon. It
though less lucrative callings! These employ- shows the battle to have been unmitigated and
merits, like most other occupations, contribute, almost irreparably disastrous to the Turks, and
more or less directly, to the public convenience, •
proves a degree of recklessness and imbecility on
and ere followed on the same motive precisely,
which establishes and maintains onmibusses.— their part, which would - be altogether incredible
If we construe the statute so as to license the if not so Well attested. This calamity proves to
one employment, we ffinst, for consistency's my tided that in any even handed contest with
sake, pronounce that it does not forbid the sib- the Russians they
would be annihilated as a
m
ars, And throw open the tavern, the store, the
workshop and the market , house, o n Su n d a y.— tion in a single regular campaign. It seems that
If we decide that -wearily and Charily mean con- the Turks had the most abundant warning of the
rearaer,(end this is the essettee - of the demand,) intention of the Russia . ns to attack them, but
we emasculate the statute, and Sweep away the with an apathy which we should call insanity, lay
• guards which the Legislature threw around,: not
at their anchorage in a nearly open road until
only the morals of society, but the physical
health and well being of both men mid beasts.— the enemy came down at their leisure and des-
If Sunday be thus surrendered to the fierce ri- troyed them. So dreadful was the slaughter
Take: of efforts for promoting the convenience of that but three or four hundred escaped of more
the public, it might as well be blotted from the than five thousand men, and but one small steam
calendar of days. But we have no right 'to give
up this institution. It has come down to us et- of a fleet of fifteen vessels and 484 guns. Nor
with tide most solemn sanctions both of God and. was the preponderancy of the Ttuagails in ships
man, and if we do not appreciate it as we ought, and metal so very great as m havelrecluded all
we Sr.,, at the least, bound to preserve it. We possibility of a more favorable result for the
hays no power to repeal the act 'of '94, nor to
Arks. The Russians had hut 600 gnus. Amer
utak o its exemption of works of charity and ne
cessity include works of mere convenience. Our lean and English sailors have gained victories
duty requires us to construe the statute as to
accomplish its purpose, which was o enforce an
obierranee of Sunday, instead of obliterating it.—
We therefore hold that driving arimmnibus as an
ordinary public conveyance, is a work, neither
of necessity or charity within the meaning of the
statute and consequently, that the defendent
was property convicted.
Tho Opinion of Judge Black, dissenting, is not
very respectful towards the majority of the
Court, nor very powerfur in its reasoning. lie
is opposed to all legislative enactments for pro
moting the observance or the Sabbath, and
clearly thinks the Act of 1794 a humbug. The
Opinion abounds in the sophistry which charac
terizes the general reasoning of the Judge.
Judge Lewis' opinion welare not had the pa
tience to read It is donhtless a very fine aPeti
linen •of writingin the - opinion of its author;
but it is not destined, we apprehend, to a long-
lived remembrance
.1)C. SHOENBEILI3II?--We are pained to bear
that this gentleman is lying very - ill at Philadel
phia, and that his phyeicians have abandoned all
hopes of his recovery.
zs.2i.The fatuous New York circular announc
ing the resolution of the signers, not to ship
through Penneylrania, but by way of Baltimore,
on account of the Erie trouble, has been publish
ed. cod the number of names amounts to thirty
fire, alldold. A small affair, in more ways than
FROM . WASHINGTON
Corrarpontleneu of the Pittabrirgb Gault.
WAMITSGTOS. JAIL 18, 1854
Mr. Clayton will continue his excoriation of
Gen: CASs oa Monday. The great Ilemosratic
leader...broke 'down .after floundering. upon the
sea ofiiiplomaey for half an hour r yesterday, and
claytort"severil times kindly recalled him to
the strae of the question before the Senate. But
no practical good will be accomplished by this
debate. .Thel s treaty has never been and never
'will be enforied. The present administration
- is disposed to leave the whole matter to the deci
.sion of events, and in the present situation of af
fairs in Europe I think that is the wisest course. '
The statesmen of England. Will hardly be dri
vine plans for the acquisition, by force or fraud,
of petty colonies in' Central America, when at
their wits ends for the means of defending their
maguifice . ntindian empire from the hands of in
vaders. -With Mexico we are, on the contrary
likely to have another war, brought on by pre
cisely the !lame meant and for the same object
as the last One; originating in the Texas insur
rcctiOrt and eliding with the conquest of Califor
nia. Almonte will be ordered home by his own
and his reentry's master, unless President Pierce
Intervenes for the prOtection of their northwest
provinces from the attacks of the Pillibusters.—
Gadsden will virtually leave the Mexican capital
soon after. - lle is said not to be a very able or
adroit man, and go . far, has not shown himself
equal to the necessities of his position.
- But if the administration has little reason to eon
militate itself upon the success of its diplomacy I
abroad; it certainty"may bike some comfort from
thei4ine of its efforts to crush all indepeedence
of sentiment, within its party at home. In the
House, to-day,,the bill from the Senate for bring
hag Peter G. Washington, Assistant SeeretaTy of
the Treasury, before that botiy, in order that he
inky be Made an example of, was pretty well rid
dled, and finally laid on the table. Readers of
this correspondence need not be 'told that I have I
no sympathy with nor respect for the Gant-
Shells either as regards tbeir :natives, proceed
logs; or Objects. I understand that they have
fallen.ont with Pierce and his cabinet, as they
pretend, because he has not pro.scribed the Prec
Soil wing of the party, and because he her:Mown
himself net so servile - an instruenent oe slavery
as they think be ought to be.. Now I know this'
is mainly a pretence, because. most of theseAd- I
imantine factionists care no more - fore slavery
than the 'FreeStitiers themselves/- lint so far
es it has any foundatlort at all it io a passport to
the contempt of everycitizen of is free State; for
if 'there ever. was. an atlinhristration• more dent
. fed to slavery than.this I could not point it out:
Lint infect the- motives which' influence these
Hard Shell rebels is far baser than a ftenatical
adhesion to any principle, hotteyer 'un_sound; -
could he. They lurre.raised thc;:ettinaltird of re
volt because they did not get all the offices, and . i
because they cannot induce -Pierce to throw over
board 3larey' felefidain favor'of
son and hiehand of .patriots. 'There iSaISO an
other class of motives operating upon the con 71
duct of these peays:. A:great many.of them;
have direct pecuniary interests dependent upon
thenction 'of the governmerit, alltithey have been
unable to . 4110 10 . 14 0ntitration to 'onmplifinee
with their schemes. George Law, the greatimi,
lies, rail reed, , stettmallip, - and
. contract' specu,
later is the heed and' of , thein.• Hre patri
otic rage fa `"
excited tOn red heat in centempla.• I
lion of the Cann! inflicted .upon the South by
the t appointment. pes,,.iohnscin, to the post
office of •Yiratdotown near the ,Canada frontier.
An individual less interested in and : devoted to
ihe'preseitation 'of the Union than bin:self:night I
not pensive the enormity of titbit . outrage upon -I
the constitution, lint his strong, practicaljudk
meat:aided by the acuteness of, Ned Crosswell,
ehoWs him at'onee the, extent of the danger,' and !
lie loses TM - time in cpming out for the. Union and
the Conetitationend
. egainst the Pierce . adminia:
tration, too, with Coping and his partners
. in Abe Liverpool htesuqthips, who have eight!,
hundred and littiMight thOusand.reasoni per i
'annum for toying the constitution;, so with Now- I
land `P ;spirtnall; so, with .thncastii!, Gardeil 1
flifety Committee. • :Petet-A*tildttear is not
a,favrorite With thesergentlenten., - 14 standlians:t
Omen theifiiia the money liegea-aleeely allied
over greater odds. There is no confirmation of
the statement that the Russians. suffered any
ccnsiderable loss.
The fact that after this terrible calamity the
western powers are still cringing at the skirts_ of
Russian diplomacy,:appears to me almost con
clusive of the 'event of this war. Constantinople
in Europe may be suffered to stand a few years
longer the “shadow of a name, - hut .tsia Minor
must become like Wallachia and Moldavia, a Rus
sian province, and ti high road will he opened
from St. Petersburgh to Calcutta. Jesus.
ilmrav A. MCIIILENBERG,—BeIow we copy the
'remarks of Mr. Dairsow, of this State, in the
House of Representatives at Washington, on the
occasion of the death of the lamented Henry A.
Maildenberg. The remarks arc brief, eloquent.
and. direct to the purpose:
Hr. Speaker: it is, sir, with feelings of no or
dinary emotiou that 1 rise to notice the raglan
choly event which has just been announced. An
association with the deceased in the representa
tion on this floor of the people of Pennsylvania,
and standing to him in the relation of personal
and intimate: fricudahip, I feel that I nut but dis
charging the . last painful duty.
Maar A. Muutcaucuo, as has been well re
marked, could boast eh ancestry of eminent dis
tinction. The brother of his grandfather. Fred
erick Augustus 11uldenberg. was the first speak
er chosen to preside over the House of ltepresen-
Wives of the United States under the present
Constitution. Joseph Meister, his.. maternal
grand-father was among the early Governors of
Pennsylvania. llis fattier, Henry .t. Meihllm
berg, long a distinguished member of this body,
was afterwards chosen by General Jackson the
representative of hie GaTero.lllllllt to the court of
Vienha: and after discharging with high credit to
life reputation the duties of that responsible po
sition, be was, shortly after his return to Penn
sylvania, nominated to the highest Once known
to her conblitution- ,
It will be fresh, air, in the memory of. many
who now hear me; kow - ; with. Llte' prospect of
being carried triumphantly to the chief magistri
ey of that honored Commonwealth, the father
was stricken dawn by the hand of the same invis
ado enemy which now. on the threshold of a pub
lic career, and in the bright morning of life, has
prostrated the son. .
The deceased, sir, was a man of high charac
ter, of inflexible integrity, of polished education
and manners, and with a mind richly stored with
solid and practical information. It was conceded
by all who know hint that he would have been .a
most invaluable member of this body. True, be
had represented his native eoontY—the ancient
county of Berke--[n the Senate of Pennsylvania;
and bad shown an ability which promised much
for the future. Although comparatively n stran
ger in this body his death will cast a gloom over
every portion of his native Commonwealth.
As a husband and a father his happiness was
.complete, and it is with feelings ofsympathy, the
most Learfelt, that we recur to the Images of the
devoted wife. and little boy—an only child—
watching anxiously, awl hopefully, by the bed of
the stricken sufferer, soothing by their presence
his dying moments: and rendering the last sad
tribute of elfeetion.
Sir, It is a solemn thing to die. When we close
our eyes, for the last time, 'upon the objects of our
affections, and the bright light of the morning—
to feel, to know that when the portals of the tomb
closenpou all that pertains to this perishing mor
tality, the spirit has' taken its flight to ...that un
discovered cocustri from whose bourn no traveler
-returns:" The column which will mark hiagraed
=ay serve to .perpetuate by: its inscription the
memory of his virtues, hut the- deselation.of hex
own home nothing can supply.
When we contemplate, Mr. Speaker, the do
nestic woe, as well as the public loss, Which. an
event on sudden and overwhelming occasions,
wo cannot but feel, with a painful sense of its
reality, the uncertain tenure of our mortal exis
tence. But yesterday, awl I saw hint within
thesemarblecolumus, full of life and spirits,
participating in the organization of . this Douse,
wearing modttly the honors of his trist; and to
day, numbered with the dead It is in the
providence of tied to create and to destroy. Tho
honored and the lowly crumblu alike before his
Firer. In short years, end the - national
representation now seated around me will follow
in the path of our departed friend, and the grave
become a common receptacle.
The attention of our readers is directed to the
advertisement of Mes'sers.Ctishman fr. Co:, in an
other column,' referring to the celebrated pro
fessor',liiritS AfeCtintocic; of. Philadelphia, who
hen recentky,issigne4 his post among the faculty
of the Philadelphia College of Medicine, for the
purpose of bringing out, ilia popular form, some
of his great dismiverlei in the healing art now
series of 'family Medicines,' designed to substi
tute good remedies, scientifically prepared. ,for
the common nostrums- valid' have heretofore
flooded the country. It is a great movement
forth; good of the people, and should be trus;
- .
TUE Ilfmanst STIIIICIL—We are informed that
the reviler strike among the war ng miners in
m
the Cumberland ai - regions will anse the ens.'
1) . 614101115r ill shipments of coal th de for some
time to come. ,The rate has been 36 cents until
lately; when the Cumberland Coal Company re
fui.cti to give o'er 28 cents. The workingmen In
consequence; tomiiined, and insist upon 40 cents.
it ie stated that at 28 cents they earn two
dollars per day, 'and that 40 tents would give
them three dollars. •. The additional charge of 50
.
cents:per ton for coal transportation, made by .
the Baltimore' and 'Ohio Itailread CoMpany, and
thopresent rates of freight isy sea from Bald
more,•which is now four depart per ton, it is
Abu, stated, precludea the poseibility of the cotti
pany'a giving way imptice: The Men, however;
a r s stated by a correapendent . front the. Mining
region, in the Sun, a few da,y's Since, were con
tent at the 35cents until the attempted reduction
to 28 cents was made.--Ealt: Sun.' . - -',
EXPORTS AND . iIIPORTS.-1110 total 1131110 of
foreign exports for the week • ending on Thus-.
day, Was-$411,228." The • export • of breadstuff"'
for the week, comprise: 29,614 barrel" of - flour;
1;170 barrels of corn meal, 29,616 , bushels of
corn, and-11,691 bushels of wheat. - Of tobacco"
1,396 hogsheads, and of coal 616 tone went to
fo - reign , ports. This presents a gratifying open
ing opening of the year's btuduess, and wain..
dulgothe hope that no auspicions,n commence.
tient , may rbe Indicative of a permanent • el--
paelion •• of the foreign trade & t our: part;American.
- .
•
Rases OE Tit Sae FaoLICISCO.:4—Thp wreck of
the steamerani'. : Francisco,..the accotint cf which
reached us yesterday, presentsone of the most re-:
maikable cases ofdisasthr at sea'that we return-
her to have ever -recorded. The melancholy de
tails of the shipwreck will be found in another .
column. The striking fact in this case is this:
Here woo a ship of the. best norettruOini,",extriaL
onii rarity well fitted and provided for along and
tempestuous.. voyagep„on-the.,second day out,
withiri one hOur from the commencement of the
6int4alO-She encouidtgred;inififfictilty;tind with-
in hr., houis disabled and lying helpless iu the
trcugh of a heavy sea. According to the account
which is furnished by- an-officer of the lost Ship,
the wind at 6 o'clbokon the evening of the disaster
had died away.' At 9P. Milt sprang np, and at
ID P. M . .. the ship broached to—that is, • fell into
the trough of the sea. By the aid of sails and
additional steam she was relieved from this peril
i i to
•and got before the wind; but in loss ' than en
hour more, at 11 P. M., she broached again,
and an efforts to regain control of the essel and
extricate.her from her dangerous pos tion were
unavailing. The seas rolled in upon her on the
one hand and on the other. opening her beams,
starting her planks and sweeping her decks, till
at the end of two hours more she was in a sink
ing condition; and notwithstanding Steam anti
pumps were in full operation, and the -Ts
were organized into bailing gangs, I , nor
continued steadily to gain upon there
night. The, great loss of life ,-
following morning at about .9
heavy sea struck the 'steamer at
the decks . and washed overboard
persons. It is perfectly flppar
which wrecked tie San krannisct
this lamentable loss oflire was
thou every sloop that goes aro
often called to encounter, and -a
every day West Indinman that
weathered it in safety would have
her business, What is to be explained, therefore,
in the eime of the San Francisco is this broaching
to, which' was the primary and sole cause of the
disaster. It is plain that it arose from one of two
causes. Either the ship was badly modeled or bad
ly trimmed. She would not steer in a gale of wind:.
This is the great fact to whi oh this calamity is
to be attributed. Who is to blame for this, or
whether any one is especially culpable,. we have
now no melins of knowing, for we are in posses
sion of no facts or intimations beyond those dis
closed in the record. But it is a most remarka
ble circumstance, if no suspicions were excited,
and no predictions of disaster hazarded, based
upon the construction or trim of this ship when
she , procetsled to sea. If there were none, it will
very much lessen our respect for the, opinion of
mariners and nautical men in regard to the con
ditions requisite to insure the safety of a ship at
sea. We wait for further explanation and de
veloperuent, confidently anticipating that there
is a story yet to be told in regard to this ill-fated
steamer to which, no yet, we have no clue.
We regard with admiration the gallant conduct
of Capt. Watkins, of the lost vessel, who stood
faithfully at his post on board the sinking ship
forthirteen weary days and nights, availing him
self of the assistance that chanced to come in
his way, endeavoring to get the vast number of
persons under his charge on .board one vessel
and another, under every embarrassment and at
every hazard, amid freezing, piercing gales, and
cruel waves, hourly threatening to engulf him,
himself remaining on board the ship whatever
the alarms or the threatenings of the hour and
being the very last man to leave.- It may be said
that he did no more than his duty. But it was
a most severe-duty, nobly, manfully end heroic
ally done. . ..
Neither can too much praise be awai l lled to
t'apt. Creighton, ofelhrela Bells, who landed
ti
2.311 of the sufferers at this port yesterday. For
six ,lays he lay by the crippled and water
logged vessel, with words of hope and cheer upon
hit lips, aad faithful to, the impulses of a
manly heart, reinnined steadfast in his purpose
of mercy, till all were succored. Some emphatic
testimonial is due to auch a brave, true and gal=
lent mariner.—N. Y. Tnhatic. .
FIT. the Welletehwh (Vs) Herald
TIM reeMllettalt Anti STEeDENVTIXE Rton.
infsg.—During the latter part of loot week we
indulged in a ride along the line of the
handle Railroad. The amount of work that has
been done on it is enormous. and considering the
short space of time nitro it Seat dually corn
rneneed can hardly he'sppreciateti. The•face of
the landj•cape is entirely altered, and he who has
not been along the romantic valley of Ilarmon'o
Creek. for the last Fix months, can scarcely ro
edits, the localitieo. The road starts at the wa
ter's edge, and by an easy gentle reaches the clean
firm of high water mark, awl thence turning
neither to the right nor left, continues on It demi
level no far no can be seen aver embankments
twenty feet high and of intiofinable length. and
through auto, one of which at least rivals in
depth and difficulty. if not in length, those on
the far famed route of the Raltineve and Ohio
road, over the Aliegbrnieo. 14 it short dis
tance below Ryland's Mill. and in the contmet
Of Meson. Patterson it Doe. It is tits largest
job on the road. The railroad fleet appratiehe j ,
the county mail nt., the point where the counti
bridge.crosses 'the' creek. It doe• not actually
crowithe road then, but it carried lengthwise,
over it for a short distance, on tressed work
eimetly high to acc otr imodato the travel under-I
neath—the rails being shoat on a level with that
Caere of the bridge. This is the only point where',
it Materially Interfere% and owlnthe contitt
uratitin ' ground,' tritifi at,o rfeeettier'tOilld• - •• -'
well have beer( avoided.' To thlelphititAhetiforle. 4 :
Jeotine 14Igingtou.'' was actually kw*
niag at the time we were there, and wit enjoyed'
hi company with cur- 4 friends,. ride . feithe first.
time over the Panhandle Win*. The calla
were heti% rufildlyllaid' further up die tine, and
we were informed! by the contractore.thet the
entire work will be finished within two Week's of.
good weather. Offence% ride was algrinlized by.
an accident, the front wheels of the lcittolllntivel
having left the track . and. ran bumping %lour
over the lieu fur a short distance, fortunately
nething 'was broken, and nobody dangerously
frightened. The run off was occasioned by the
sinking of the tics in the soft earth or a'filt, and
wilt rather
,nuticipated than otherwise. The en- . 1
gine was quickly on the track again, and con
tinned her tripe backward andqerward during
the dAy. COnductor, Mr. Livingoton, of the
I. Railroad.
The point of divergence for the Wellsburg ex
tension is at Use tressel work, the main roadcom
mencing there to ascend the hill ISO itA to gain the
altitude ll(4,es.sry for the contemplated bridgk t .
at the point nearly opposite the : Paper mill :..Z.f'
Messrs. Banns in Steubenville. The isseendiq
mik lino not yet been commenced. The,lia rt
RIM is thitalsed belongs to the Wellsburg branch,
and to to he used for the main road until legion. ;
lion con be bail for the bridge and during its con
otruetian. At the high water point on this per
ri l
lion, next the river, working men are engaged in
'grading the road al ng the bank: 'This' is the
bona fide 'lVollsbu extension,"
Therein ith intense feeling existing among the
people in that vicinity and II deterininationto use
every means not, unlawful to exercise their
rights; but we heard, no opinion expressed even
by the moat ungttarded, in fever of anytling that
was not striilly lawful. This feeling is unitni
motto throughout the two counties of Brooke and
Hancock, and particularly intense among the
farmers. If any one at a &saline° imagines,
that this in a project in which but a few concern
ed individuals take an interest lie in mightily
mistaken. The . yeomnitry of the land are heart
and soul for it, and though, they would violate no
law, yet If emergency required it, we verily be
lieve they woithl fight shoulder to shoulder, not
so much for :the railroad itself, "as in - defence of
the principle invislyed. With the Virginia Bill of
Rights in their hands, they would make their ap
peal to the citizens of the commonwealth, end if
that failed, to those of the Union; and there would
then come up fr6m the hosoni of the people from
Maine to Florida; from Ocean to Oeetut one.
mighty murmur against the mother: or StatesV
that would-Cause the cheeks of her chivalry to
burn with 81111M13. There is indeed a deep prim'
ciple involved in this :question; and though the
Panhandle is iiMiterically weak, there is a mighti
nese in a just cause.' Our 'Legislators ...should
Consider, that no community, is entirely secure,
however well backed by ' uunibers, but that bad
precedents, unjust acts, like avengers, maytconars
again to !Slope them and their households. 1-
$10,1:00 WORTH OP BOORS A Nlb PAREBB NAY OD WITH
, A ISO BAIR 1
• Auirod, Elm Co., Ps.,} •
• - November Id, UHL •.,
Messrs. Burke A; Itarnes—Peer dirs--Your. two. letters
were duly rewired. I _WU absent at the time I would
SO t. In ere to.your safe, T consider. It perfectly PlllO
PHOOT. toted the one I beg ht of you lest Pal. on the
rule morning °re lUthof Jn. last—my store building helm:
burned to ashes. • It was built of wood • and !Rick—alarm.,
three - story betiding. .11/ safe was In Rat the time of the
fire end .rell Into the odlar, where there was e large
are:inut. ann..' It wee • eery hot firs.
Hy- notes sad book accounts that were In the. Eisike
'amounted to about Ten Thousand liollenb which was
ed.. , Thorn was got paper Wand; and/nether,
.Leieuld Weise nay person who Is doing bushier, , to le.
noiline. but boy 813313 to keep their Paters, Itei, In—end
grit ens
that Is good. , 1 ma pleereoommend your balk
..toter one. , Times, Te4r. • .
7701124 T. ROBT. ti II :RENAME'
WIIARM •••••' • • EDWARD WRIEKI
LOGAN, - .WILSON
linrorteig find Wholegabilkaleikin,
INIIILION AND DOMESTIC DADDITARD; CDTGDY,
lime removed In their new andlaatenalve Store, No. 1:41
Wood stret, low - dime above thop&Dlee Hote l . where
etudr enstomme. and tnerehants I.lfrd
an examination of the most nom O t t iomfommt aver offer,
STATE MUTUAL
.
FIRE AND .M.A.UENE INSURANCE -Co:
IRANOR OFFICE-orner Fourth and
smithaod .troott, Pftinhunh. -CAPITAL, /150.1X10.
mow—John P. Untherlbrd, Dou.phin Co.; E . 0,
L4"l E rkk bo li kTMTot B.'lu'l Jour. I.4l4d°l V hi a; - A.
I''J Irthott, l lionishorr, " 7+2 b ' i..... " ll=4.r tbbun dli o •
o .ki, Winn Co.; John B. • Ituthorlnnl Ds Ihi Co -...,
r : . -.: JOHN
Orißragr ig: . 4"l44 '_ ':
A. A. OAILIIIJiII, Actusli' . - S''' , '' '-
: kt;;notlany mill WWI, vim o.... Ai nt - ':` - ;1'
Wand ma/mike sad . 'map op mune,
and ....b r w.# 0 ,...... =1 ,,,...,,
.=4„.„,,,,,,„.........iiii,-.....,,-fiazitrs
Anbrola) & wiLLIAms,
174.117.XCi ,LVD VEN71L.117312 WAR WOLTZ
..X.o[7.l[TlXt.r 4 - OF -
Chill= Furnaces ; Wrought Iron Tubing,
- AND ITTT/NG - VOT: STPJI3I, - GAS '011:-WATE11,
:n Market meet. Yittsh'argh.
• - /Se:Krause .old oar Pursizekr.. Patternx. te- to lessee. Alo..OLD SI • WILLIAMS, whom Ire crd/Ally reememend
ItrAtteDethrone et: the path,
• ATKIsoN
HENRY. 1:11 COLLINS
11)WitAleurNG AND
_ -
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ANL WHOLE7ALE MAUI: 13: -
CHEESE, BUTTER, SEEDS, FISH,
And PonWee Generally,
NO. 2,3V00d street. Pittsburgh.
AMOS .LELAND & CO.,
111 YEAR L STREET,
Nay: You,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
STRAW GO Doertptins to
Coydatin s In part of DS,
PANAMA. maim.. SEDER. RRAII . CANTON, AND
PALM LEAF HAT.'.
English, Italian, Swiss Lind :ilk BORMAN,
ARTIPICIAL MODE]
STRAW TRIMMINGS &c.,
ersgel
toduprieing nue of the lerurrt Stork to the City. to
which the attention of Time and Cash users Is .•respret
fully solicited.
N. 11.-11ATTERS are particularly Welted to call and
emus-fine our Stock, which in Igultod eSnreinily to their
Ttinle. en:aiming- all the new and fashionable stile. °I
oct24mil
R. C. LOOMIS, •
(lf the late firm of M'Curcly & Loomis.
- :WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BOOT'S AM) SHOES,
Ira Street, Pittsburgh.
je
1;1410,
PROTECTION
INSU
5.7 I , ANCE COMPANY . ,
OF HAI:T OR 0,N1N.,
Rapltal , AlmostlFfi C l• andWtoterri Food,
$1,000,_000,
IscoilpoiATED 182 g,
Polk ies of Insurance issued at all times on the
moat fm‘orable terms, against
LOSS )R DAMAGE BY FIRE,
OR THE.
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
Hy LIEORGE IL ARNOLD, Agent.
•
mt 0. 6 ,53 ?p,IO Fur DRUborgh and Allegheny ('n.
LOIA rogAung t WILCOX. JO. 71.01100.
FLEMING BROTRERS,
(SUCCESSOBS TO J. clop A co.)
ESALE DRUGGISTS,
)O. ID WOOD STREET.
PLTTALWRGH. PA.
Proortetorr I' Dr. 51'Leacs Colobrated ''ermlfurle, Liver
PM,
Indigestion anti Liver Complaint Cured
Iry 11.11711'3 P ITROLEUM.—Read the following letter from
Rev. it, Dirks ln. a .311,ssionart- In Oregon:
esa l rtl r S tr s t i aa.f. ' j.l T. ;Ire '2r. • - :1`;:fg TUr,",i l o r ,`:." 7) o :irt:',
i
have dun 'lend me n'ints of two , three dorm . nottlem. I
art t h e tloncrearationat .11Ialater In this plaotrand troves!
°flay twople ore affected with Incligestlon and an hovtion
bin...liver; the same of tn 3 self and wife, Islam taking
your PCTIZOLECTI, (lIL LOCK OIL.. We took several I.t
-ties—l wo kV three melt—about a year and a bat( ago.nd
aa bare never enjoyed so good health far dears as we have
nine , that time. I had not taken a Ana l , bott le bofore
that fullness if the stomach W bleb to d a the dye.
it
was reiterant, and I bars felt nothing o it duce that
time. 11y - Wife was aim MI. al from a Chronic disease or
the licor, which had tees uf several years standing, by the
ma. ofy(4{.• Petroleum.
SLI by . tl. KER, Canal Basle GrA. IL KEYSER,
140,3„t tot at.. and Kite
and Monikine Dealers every
whmr. ;Papers advertising Petroleum camf.l or- 26
Five - Hundred Worms.Expelled.—Read
the Allowing statement from respectable Druggists of the
sort airing egocts of IL A. rahneetork's unequaled Ter'
mutt,...
OODC[Nrxibrat. N. Y., Jan. 13, 1A53.
Megan- •li. Fahnratool, A flo.—llenlietnen-sLatthew
elarb, a loan of Illl.luubt.l Trrarity, of the town of Linbon,
SA Lawrence Ceoutty, Now York. rays that ho has a little
LAteear" old. to whom he gate three doves o(11. A.
Vithaostool l x Yeentlfliste4it three siurowdre honer, In the
aftemoon of the rause day alto padlled at ...we time SEYWA•
TEM.:int! at anther, NISE7S.II:I Worm,. Its,ut two
o.elboh, the following night, alto tweed the ineerdll.l.l num
ber 41'11 II II lINIMILI) ANI/ Ylt bIiTY& ISE., snaking In
all, In lost than tvelyehottral ileraid they were
porleetly en
irht,i at- such a mass of worm', Boro n eland
orb, act, and that he counted then,AnPurlitelY•
& KANDALI. 1/tvggists.
Presseed rod add hr B. A. EAIISgSTIICK & corner
Wood and flretwtreete. - Pittrburgh. nn2l
11) - AquERItk0fyrE8
Ar PPP
NATIONAL OALLERT.
IeKSON'S Nationol Dogoerrean Goners,
11,11 .tr. 1 7r 11 the Itiatnond "ard flaring. rtrert. teprnolte
/1 in store, Vlttehurgh.
Le. 114 and Oentimatell r4hisß to ,Main Iltedlke
lore., at moderate tema will pleate call at the
establtalument. 111 l
lveidm up with very oupetide nide and A,-
u o ios, orroopo mach eitorat, tate
the ...it unmade Ilte Fill2l.fr 1. of thellthattlec huma pe n form Curt
with ail t
Oa az neeselon er enimated life In Alt USIIIIIPP.
pn~n Jolt. l'aluttuus. accurately and du
tiOcen of original Unmans.
Mr•tdel tmt required to take picture- M il ne , • perfect_
maeuthiatum.
Lilmne.wes tukon t.f klt and tereaeml lemma la any Met
of the titY and
ILerne elm, and rde.rating from 8 A. a.. 1 6 P..
Entrance In the Diamond. delledretlytT
~..;r„. l Tzilzlt
O'CONIER, BROTHER & CO., le,h Tb 0108 , ,..
1 .1
BANKERS AND INSURANCE DEAL- ii.i:Vti,:7Twwt tw . wn t
rit , ‘ N. 111 Wool street. one Mos-from First etre, t. Pitt,-Sum, anti f non Its ttlys statt
burl , -Boy and wit Par mud Current Von& el cht and 1 n ' ,...”,t ° ,.1..v d, ,,,t,„1„; . , 1 ,; k 1
foot I xct,an., , , 010. Steak. Raw-rn and It reerni Imo I In ,•ol lir. It ILL
Mph, and Csombersrl - rider, allow 6 per mot ou Time Ile-' ''''' -
raaltew of Par an .I Current YoklUer, and lushes Fire and 1 - •np , e
Moen., Poles, 4 r thr 1-.. a Iso It ... a toureve trash l, 40. m . detlllB . 2 LiverPths.—When the pro
cwwa,d. 417...5ki nod lint Issue., s Coarva. 01.,,1t0 no , ~ ,of th - 1 , Itmal o al. l, remedy PomMun`d l4 of q.t.'
4 , 10,0 , 10 OM ) no m S
or, r.there was no medicine whole deserved the name.
o — akland Property far Sal . 'I for the rumof liverand BilionsComplaints,nutwithsteend
slllA I S
top -' los the crest perwdence or tbia disease In Um Limed
0,07 to ,tllllO,Ol ..1 , .,t 0 , 0 hill mile ron, the elly Hoe, i 0x..,,. In tha South nod N%rett oartkolarls. when the
fru+ Liu; t a Ponnsamola trroto Is cororal with patient Is framently unable to °Main the wersiwo of a
i rad Teem of Des ris dada birds, ma e of them Su full I re, ~,er pllyrietan. 10 , m0 rem,, , i) we, er.vated, at once , safe
haul:.;;_ .theno abundance. of temp, I 'wherry. Currant. , nod offertnal, and the otanettoe of whirl, rood to te,M-lae
Ossweemrt• to.. £4, 'llene Is atoe4 um Frame Limp, I prow hrmudicial to the constitution. This medicine in
to M Ctrs with weurealrot nut tau 00 It For rue of our ;Aril by Dr. 3l'Lane's Girl MK &A hal 11 w _ 0
4 , 90 ,,,, . and t Irsaustnese Of Matfett th 1 - 71/pft.y osnnot es ert•itudnitce dellindtiehoptad At tliaL,e
•141. ourrtwat. It natititatwo-litl4 .141A414 " In 11441 '" " 4 414; 140. " 'b x . 0 . 0. ...5nat1i v
Ithattbprago , ... top4lrer. orrtrrtie let° lot. perrlnaing *Cm:altar* Imo!. tittnlntUktl64oretitlart aut.m...t.nd
t news& J. GUJI , NJ:g4 --Ino di.a.guaaal.byfsea., it hror nothing In ropy:are ,
.53 dtt ".. N, 110 Tow., gr...r. I with lb. moat rostra= Maimed upon the tat by
Ladies Fano,' PIM , / . or Droved. ballad a deaden that Dr. Inane, Pill ii the
' NI etli6r) 4 , C0. rrowdd moot respectfully ~..., 0- m..drt.. , l"Pu.cl Ire the I•Pre er.P4i.t.
I lasitr the attention at Lam., b„, lad, 1.., ..., mu ,,,,, 1 . 4 . 1 Parcbsems will be mraful aria *0 DIL VLAINET
, ~..,,.,,, vt „..,,, ~,,,,... p0w,,,ra.., .„..„,,,,..,L...{ C 1.1.1 isIiATED LlVrall PILLs, and takone Wee. Th om
I .-.,,,,,,,,,, ~,,,.. , th .,, ,,, 4 o n :.; - .7"...„,..;;,
~ ,4 : 7 . ,,., nr,f, peer I ills. puns elites to To Liver Lila, also, Ids Cola
, m . ~,,,, Th.,,,...,...., ~,,,,,,,, 0 . 4 $ ..." 0 ,...
5 ,,,,, 'mord Vern:Mos, am now be bid at ail respectable Drug
• c vid a dp,,,,,, p,a,,,,,.,0 OA,
.8.... de. 0r ,....". „v.., ~ 1
btares to the Lotted -tenteW eisej,2,fOr wale by the wile peer
Nall 0..4 , tuitin, FLEMIAGS DROVIERS,
Iml MUMMY Soermems too Kidd i Oa, 60 'Mad et.
'A - . H H 01 , 711, ES & B 1
II
H. RO•• 1 QCOTC'EI RILL MARKII.—The Butchers
, cr.rnlmy. w.
SO ID IRA 1 , S DOLS, PICKS, 11„Y,,, h 4Ze1",„,„„,,,,„. d 111 , ;In on . 31 V4 Ile t rj, • ."' d
'1
'Le - ' ACES 'LE '
mArrocKs, CROWBARS, ,tc., I their costumers with donne meal on * llle MAT trait
- TIMIPIS SOrOW, Bridge Bo Car Bola, d 'iqw l "l":;m7PnitZi gi li c i p ier ik° 4 ,l lartr we. win
IV 49111.06. arm., TOBAren Alit 111. - XP.WCULdIi 8, find It to their airlus, to Wend. !We hope the citiseme
vlTTsuu R 0 0 .. . , will favor Us with their undiridal ne
pell 1 weld Buten - 4=mm',
1 Qrsirr, ?:, Mom sr., itirrtcL -, rtlaT .431, Pieta%
I Auld...to of illackernith Mork Tr. %likens, kr., done at L... -
theAlettell ifotias, owl at tha t pd..
ILA. 411 work mama:meet equal teeny otaunfartnewl Ira
atts
HOlll E
INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, $500,000!
11. C. Lfl:l3ll , d, Ivo!,
No.• 511 Wood street J'itistouipA
unscmaF
. .
Sousa L Loo laic.— .......... -Lat. of the ateas..ilarifircd.
Jail", Verrone lino of Corning a IV
Ther.fere .If,,Vancer • lama of Bowen a lichsunes,
Ittenonf iffiakse Vim of Come, Kiqg it Co.
Williiit4 !I. *Um.— - - ...,.......L.Virm off/WU. Menlo k Co,.
GF. 4 .4 . 1'" ' *lnn of Doerge Illiat a Co.
Age' K. ~.. Erin of Soin,_ Alalsontf it tb.
Ike • 111.01......11 ...... .-. .. , ...... lino of Dillard* Wood.
fort 1V1‘Lar,..,.... ....... .•:. ...... ~..-.llrm of Shane * Starr.
fkarSl4 Eill . nrua at Fay. I.Mtpp A Bowun.
la ears i r ... elm of Jame. Low a C.o.
Marks IL 11Dr.h.... ............ ..—..111. of C. D. 11 . aklt a Co.
JO.,
it
/fut./anon, , Firm Of J. C. noire it Co.
MO Me' 4 Lair , Serf • Finn of A. IC A. latirreuce A Co.
Mark.. 4. &alai, • Firm of iliicklsy a Cu.
LeurfeaSerbory.jr...—,.. Firm of Lewis Atterbury I.* 1>.,,
/ere. it .1,01.,,, Finn of J. 51. Uncle, Morgan a 1.1 , .
Aar T. toeigkf,.._ ...... .111ros of TrowleidirW. *height* Co.
:foto O. IV•ls•rn • Flmoof Nelson:l 03.
Cirarafe.r.C. feclhe in Firm of Ilakbel arr a Co.
fad*C.
C. 0 4 / 6 0, Viral of tilterrisn N a Ctilln.
facer fA Janata Firm of E. D. lorgan'a C 4.
Laos. D th 5,.......... .. .... Firm of Cowan. lathror A Co.
Thottou 11 , .. 10 , 1•• • Finn of 'Y.'S 1.. *fintietlgear
. „4,l4 ( Z ipL ia r . rnkf f , /1 1 .. 4 i: Tulle , :
a n.........- ..... .IFlnn il oThl o orto r .1 1 1 4 ' 11cfr t* a l iw k'r rt .
L'Im.IDI 10.
4-* Paul.
R o Loy . .
5 g.11`..1,--- Winn of Haskell, 1 orrleit . a, Dull.
Pim of A. D. Barnes:* Co,
.R. Loci sat Firm of . IL book wood 4 Soo.
In n
ygrtw t - Pct,..... ..... ----Firm of Hopkins Altorea Co.
Jascer .*:4lsergia ' *inn 0f.111.01111,
b 1 , p1 . .. a Delight.
!foil i l l. rf 1!. g .. ?""*. l'
o n ' of , W. h
,nf,ill, litlrbl: ( a::
'faereis•Arda. lino of Condit a Noble.
.04,4 .1. isoh.,, . . .. . . .... .... , . ... ... -Finn of Work a flrako
:,runs llAM , acklarlf flrnioilllbeal. Stockwell* 01.-
4,1.0 191 7 =ty....i.11r1r1 of Darner, Ilunithrork Butler.
Cashier Contlnrotal Innik.
Firm of We ll s,-
C0.....pt* - / 2.:,,,,y
•
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.rmi " ' " Firm of Ceara,' Pascoe?* Co.
~.. .. -111317.0 N 1.. 1.001118, Presidfut.• l
' • CHAS. T.IAIITIN,Mccretuy..
.
Mazes e Insurance Comp 7 of Pittstiivh.
. i
. i k , II. D. KING, Perrfacnt.
..... . , ;
~ . _ • - y ': SAMUEL L. 31ADVIIELL, Seely. . .
~, opritp, DI.AVATER, BETWEEN' MARKET al a cM
.• • . • ' HOOD STREETS. . .
11,.45 ,
,IK8(1111:8,
,ng.
r, AND CAIIOII 111811"8 ON , THE
O,I4IDAND 3 8818,111`8I 11111iltil, AND T ITICTAII I IFFIC.
ffielotacriirrofientst INS Or AMR,. I, .... ...cO,
a arena MP pliiis all' Ow OF/14 end INLAND a A yIGATIOA
sual.ra.ognoicr.4 VOX -.-
I
--.-
. . lanitinvom
Ili D. RI . • • . . • Win. fad er, Jr.,
Wro. illi or,' ' • it at. iii,, , •
.v- Samuel • Wm Ding tun,
Honer; DO an, Jr,
„John N. DI rib,
Itarbant
a l
Francis lie era.
' Item B. I' 1100 C, J. Sehoon ker.
'.., ' , Walter Dritint, • Wm. 11. 111 'II,
-, ~, - , - . i.• John Shloton. ' . • I ,
'finonP---tI , it°
wder.-41 very —. ~ ---
-., var ety Ville,.
.
Sif t , iiiii eiva Blitiding - Polider, in - ; all shie packages cilwars
; on bird . ..Pa Lk sole f.` 1,8 34 8 .8 4.4 In' lots to malt pur
phaseri,Vin'favoialde term*. Also Salhti - Fuse.
` ' - • ''` -- , - .M ,NY. 0., 1111)*VELL, Manufacturers` Ant.,
~.6tAti„ ~ , - , . Ilif. Front stiroet, 811tslough.
Icifiown's gisience ..of ,Tailiiica - 010;er.
...iirht,..p.,,066,i, pieparaticin of unionial oaorllente, 4n
,- ,,,,iothiii.diirtiec4 Ithipica flinletik, in shore, In all awew of
ei
printratlonlif 114 ciliDatlFO.runcliolla. It. le of inistirnable
wihief.. -Marina thv prevalence of the boldeialc..•cholera no.l
"...,,i,mi.iVerenial.as Ofchiltren; it is peteallarli efficacious,
run bulgy or Indl..dcial shoilldlie with Ont it. , - ~
• •
..,.10,,,,,, , ,,,,,,..-Dersuiv.to. get the genuine Essence,. "chichi.
''peperred only *lsl. 13110111*, it: his "Diveu and ci,,,,,,,k,a-
Stare, NorihrEasf.Uortatrt of Fifth nod Chesnut Streets; l'h* .
Wel obi., and flailfalibpallthe nepectolile apothecaries In
.tho Stater. and. 10 llttsburgh. bY. Benj. Page, Je.. D. A
illihnestnek a Co..',Df.' S.' Smith, Laiiis.! Wilcox 4 co., T.
•Iti Allegheny pi; by [L
. P. SehwaitY and .1,0 A. Meek.
Iid JAIIICES TANNER, _
ilOOTS:81 1 1 " art314 3 11#A 1 4, LEATHER,
aq w 9.1 itreet,Pittibtrigli i , -
, nidunts =an Ann ?ORM •
hfy fkliek:COlVTt!nf: t tpnrds of 2110 0 cases,
Mth/%7 11 =244it t Na.. 4 .1711 1 1, frl
La.,:lub. l4 :l4sti n g , .414%7 13* PT"
ilth Z:binidnlzads sad ItTeWr i n
D P=
%WO and dzaWne iniddybuding, 41.4 Inw.
~~~.
Mid Preniflim for best Silk .114.--\ NEWADVERITSE •
11 - ILSON two.. rakdonable Hatt er s. 91 ti A boopst. I ` •, .
nre t ow prepared to furniallthelr customer. andtha ht , 'TO TlitPl33llo.
-
rulik ''''''" t " : "' t ' 111 ' 4. ' 1414 ' sthA V" \ MOST YMPORTA-VVANNOUNCEMENT;
b e e tty of finish, and price. cannot he surpassed by aty , am , e m thrx .,.. ~. 0. ,
hon.. it the city. • '
o R1.1111.11.1E.Wr of veer . m
r " k u uo '''"` l "' ' '''''''''' to ' O, ......earuto:. .`,/hen fir PAiladdikyo Aledirrri Co/trste.
ofand $4.00. foor' 224 mltvn...
~ .]qtr Ey..../ ix THE lirs7Oßl" OF 31E1,1=41,
_
.ri,gn and Fever of threi'f ears Standing
to
t,,,,0a 1 • .laliclno for the that time ranctloned by the, o e
de w livi - t Beaver fi t . liffiffs.ur AillIORl7. IN Tll3 ruortsioN! ,
c,,,:.....D. . John Long no no ne, . o'er o T. •.. .•A. e.
liaerver County. Virginia, near Richmond. had gene &c .c..,
4 irtitinitlersi g ned Int* the pleas - Inv or in
-
For,., for reo scars, moot V the time he had ehille av ■ Thrtethe the rehne th . t. th en h ns .,„ ,.tha n e ...mg,
a do, tato rarely loss thin ones; ho was raLrciaal with forcer o ,„ ts ~mi, f b, 0 .„1,,,, t pr,,01y004 jdfirllsl3lrCLlNTOCire.
f t
toe 1. .... U.
chili /an' him; "a .f h aa M .M. 144 . 4 "../1,. .I. 0., of rhaadelphla. know'n for snore than. filoO 4 Lod °l'.
Q , ..111, .106 t of tho Tonics golrartirad• .. 4 ''''''. lll . l .. \ , of past ouoof the orl.tr4t P.ditiwier"Ludi'''h.
rro tr.ended to hint. was stout to Rice up In &seal, N.,.. o f mevenn
eve
i n thne..trr or IrtErtrom
whoa ee Spanish 311zture was Witco of; ho sot . 4 °l tv ii t he rorvoltaste of Ide Ica,
and thd IttoParithm of ..
bottles. lo t before he had used tli.i e than oodoliia lma• h° a ... of PAIIILY MEDICCLES thmfrom, width Ell
war. s erf cl 3 cured, and has not had a shill or fever since. 1 pat tn . th.e.. ..„ ., , ,
.td
r4.,..kr
1.,,,...,
.upu.4
i.a.
our. ,
me, boetogen no only one out of thousand. Who hove ha" I ur4 and suited al the meet mo ot attune. Thom
hem toad by this great Told, alterative and Woad tar retnfi t ties embrace Some of the valuable dlioavetiell
rffier.
ands rlontions rem known fur the cure o f Stream. They.
F.O adv. rtlacment with his certificate. jallhlmS
Id% es's Worm Specific--The
i
follow- Lri..th7hAt'a°l:mlibtbeenatnort"4:nequ'unl4 ledr.ilexpe.rlWdiercet:ron
to. from customer, above the demand wid th this grett
w thll ur flm. „ lh.
tQ .. 44 ,, ; .., 0c wa th0 ttav r
.4. Jae o lortzd . r w iszo=
meth. Me created vrherever It Woe Weil inandamd-
with the M i nded ni . ... ken ... h . e . a. ....... , eel .
I ilLallUtlill. Timm Co, lb-. March 30/ / 8 •/°- •
, of tnem re dies here been tried, Improved and Cony'
oftlVl 9 o ' rn. "— S l' pecilc, "" ln u t e ho u' . placco rth ot " urvlsin '"' lty. um watro Pado , -Lado ill he mono a 6 . 1 .. g• route ..1 lhighlY ...-
Gal, ir oxbauxted our stock. We rhotdd feel obliged by ‘ ..,,,,,,nd mull, not only in Philadelphia- hut throughout
mar for...lingo Oa Coding\ NOW r0ah.... 4 . dorm '. nutny distant .cs the country tovsidch his
.great
rith ,nor bill , VII receipt of which. we will remit Tau the ,
reputation has csdlod him. Their nature sad affect-,
•
•
From thedeouderfhl effects of sald Speeille, to this neigh
borhood. there could !Jo sold annually a large quantity. if
to to had. (wlmlesale and retail) from some local agent.—
If p would compensate a person for trouble and expense
of v enstbig. Ythink I amid make It to your advantage to
dos,:. Yowls. respectfully. W.M. MALLORY,
Meows. Kidd & Co. Per W. E. Porter.
R R.Purebasers to careful to ask for DC. isVL_LN ES
CELEMIATED VERMIYUGE, and take none el. AU
other Yennifuges. In comparison. .e worthless. Dr. NIL
/113e , 1Yermifuge. also Lis celebrated Liver PWs. nu now
be but at all nopectable Drug Stores in the 'Crated State.,
and from the sole kropriotore,
FLEMISO 11KOTIIERS,
ja- S Sueconors to J. Kidd d Co.. Wool street.
B A Fahnestock's Veuniftige —Her. is
colder., that must satisfy every mind that B. A. Palmas
yermilhge is the ssuly.artide that can be adminia
terra with the certainty of expelling-worms.
HaLtrox, N. S., Jars. I.D, 1551
I hereby certifis that a child of mine, aged it year, bsd
ton, very 111 fur a mouth with pain in the chest, general
and loss of appetite. was advised nary B. A.
pomesteek'e Verrulfuste, d accordingly bought a bottle
from Al. Naylor , Druggist an , Granville street Having ad.
ministered a portion of it, lit within 24 hours.
Two 1 !wand mut /bitten.'o /rowel to 12 inches in
temp.'s. The child, immediately after this, bad its appe
tite restored, and wonenjo
yed perfect health. Another
R
M, 7 years old, wbu had een momnr less sick from his
birth, took the remainder of bottle. which caused him to
pnes slue Hundred and Sixty-two Worms. From that time
to thep tit his health losa isein rfectly good, mad be
hasdhrived so' well so aro child mold. e
ELIEAKETIT BISHOP—a'
&hi whol.ale and retail by ail the veiwipal Druggists
hod etoutriry MerchauU throughout the United States.
Dr. Morse's Invigorating RliTir or
CORDIAL—If It Is Inquired how this great restonaive Is
accomplishing such extraordinary cone, we can only reply
that in the Arabian herb that forms its cardinal ingredient
it
hate bee blended by the Omnipotent Physician, a larger
...not d gnater varieties of curative properties than
had here ,fore been supposed to exist in ahundreddiffinent
ankles o the phartuacopuick A whole meditine dust of.
remedies, so to siwek. teems to have been combined In this
bell : and in the ELIXIR or CORDIAL we have the* eon
oeutrated essence. It la the effect, however, out thecaeee_
with o hint, We bare to deal in the practical application of
the metillidn The victims of dyspepsia are cured, the
nowt.. me relieved. the half paralyzed resume their mile
ity, the shfferces from bola/arta are tormented no mon;
the weak become vigormaa . the tint ofjaundice:ktaves the
complexion of the bilious, the depressed in spirits become
buoyant, the sick in almost In every condition of disease
&are immediate benefit from the ass of Dr. 31cosa91 In.
'locating Elixir or .Cordial These facts, supported by
'trete-enable prat( ' are presented to the attention of Inv.
ii . ds. who can verify theta Lye single bottle of the med.h
eller. TIM Cordial ipytit up highly concentrated, in pint bot
tles. Price three &liars per bottle, two air five dollars, nix
for twelve dollars. C. 11, ILLNO, Proprietor,
192 Ilwadway, N. T.
Mid by Druggists throughout the United Stet., Cana
des and West Indies .
Goner - al Agents In Pittsburgh—Oro. IL Kepler, porno.
Wfd , i stroot and Virgin alley; and Fleming Bro., roman.
and Fourth street. jal2.lw
.SELLING OFF TO REMOVE:—James
1O Market tact. Pittsburgh. will offer his
nott larks stock of liards, :Thos.. d Rubbers, at very
t. odors, mall the 10th of Yebrnary. an
1851. when be hopes
b. rootore to his new store, So. earket street. which he
intends filling up with an entirely new stock. The palate
are restaalfully 10,1 tad to and prware hls present
prune stock, at unusually great hargalua set:abbess of
cost.;
WW-Resnember stmts.sen No. 103,11arket street. bet wean
VII th and Liberty hstramd
Marine, Fire and Inland Transportation
Insurance.
•
Pr . lll-:lnsuranciiCompanv of North America,
— Philadelphla—Chartered - "Cardttl. 115n0.001.
Asseis Januar, 14,
•
ISIL SO. Will make (nen
ranee.. an Indldlng• sent their contents. In this - eft, and
eicinWe; also,, peoperty a every description, shirred per
'Wan:lends 11.1 other vessel., "Ither br Wand transpar
tntl,n or on the senn.
HRLIII,A9 :
Arthiii A. QMIn. l`rer't. lTholuis I'. Cup.,
ann.. 'il" , ilatitai
I "John It. I t.
Edw. , 'Smith. f Mallard Wmal,
J , •lin / liniwn,
Faim. V. Smltti, 'William Webb.
Fronde Ilneklna,
mania. limota, et Atualn Anibal.,
lirtrh, Tallar, Wm. I. Ilaartb
„ .
„ F 1;i:' AI bi•
t, r. VIM= .10.11ZPV - 1.1.■01T1L.-4011111. DIVCOITIS
te
LIIRIVER DILWQRTH CO.; Wholcarile
Ilroftra and Cotatalaslo• Sfrrehanta,snd 2gruta for
Nattruidc, Sugar Relluars,TnSa4clphla—a full as
inrt,otut n 11•11ard Sugars and Syrup. on hf
nd. to which
00tu t a attentkal nf sae city trade- 130 L 122
&no.' Mask, bstavan Wood and tnalthSeld, Pittsburgh.
NELSON'S FIRST PfIKUUM
• •
DAGUERREOTYPE
S
POST OMCS )11:11DiNO; ffSREZT.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who *l6h
to obtOrs an sontratt, afttstie and 116,11t0 like elm at
, 047 . 1 . 1n4traff . r1 6 . lll=e , lzam , tirrwst to a•U
toi • game& of Sur mode, 11 7 1:um• of
14 =1 616 tb• int e amt =t• of tbl n tnosi
r e ..rf•alo.l.ount n ...,,, e nl c= eto. novvo u.. -
Sat "4"io.yr.
off
f to • to
v a gfee to the gra.% •or lb. MI, • at • la of Dainsomotypos,
elthrt Musty w I. groups, Ithltb hos beret 6.2 611[7.1.4.
Uss.lllll , crosot pad operatM g Lo all weathers, Pram 6 o'clock
. ron9-danT
N.tOTIOE.—The • undersigned, Frederick
Leta...Leta...or the arm ellaninaeStatilog a On-and Thos.
, eleart, of the tato deta or Streeet. Lloyd a Co., have
. 11tialened a I.Nryaetnerebtp. ander the name and
style LOILICNL. itTlItY ART k. Cl)...lhe.the Tanana or
wine Iton and Tall., and'have taken the warm
Itoteeo Saar Water eteeet,tottreen Parry and Short
.ha., they hien on hand an ameorteasnt alba ettle ' re l'e o
Inn' and !WIN. which they oder them& on setonemodatlng
tend, ' Tees nepeetrally . solidi • the rustmnits• or the
psd.W. ' VILICDERICK Witt:NZ, .
.Pe 31 11 A b l e I. IL bTXWAT. ' .
91331103 . & 8A.113138',8AFE8.-Ileke is
of testimony as to the value of mar tiATIA'aPoe
t bleb we can confidently teat lb* 'reputation of octimork
we t ate already published amend ocnibeatea, tittering
nut saJts made The our regular and culluary mini, and,
odd Owed, hare been mattlectal to the SETFiIiSST TESTS
.IN ACTUAL CONFLAGRATIONS. andsinteirred their eon
'tents totally fret from damage. • The ledloalug Ls mmtlatr
sma/f of tlae suns lacontestilde • \
There are few things which afford us.
iiristar shaman, than 'Mink .1...11 to anitek tattle., of the
.aphbridad lfoodand flannaa Dlttata, toestuaktra are folly.
:Miriam we are coniktelsif &Albite bak.Ble sad kw ibaaft
MY ha that by ow pathos many bats beta ladsced Yka
Yuma liltlari, and bpi., Amid frandsath Dye •
Um* to bakt. Lit Via elm , of Which It 4 cattsiffrft ,
prepaced and sold udj bi Dr. 0. It. Jackson. at the Cler
km *ands* hid* pato Arch attest. Phlladalphta.
Lyon)" Ka . . If.—Tor preserving, ee-
Outing, clesaelnit anebeatitilling the lUD, allele:1f
ammo. ileadaelio,itzulearitutetuptive diseases of the skin
ID repetition, co.extenstrolitith the civilization of tho ,
4101......i t ee an Dudes spew o oo,all esaiaavatioa DaPos :
Ohle and dale its discos hait fotingt no eobstitoto to
dapple It. Inetntested, Its oisstiblonspetioeity. Phr
'damns mai Chembris—honeraille enlzees (run all pt
oltip..
duns of it fe.--tinv leadtnit Journalibf kurolfa and'Aittetim
.Ladies who have used It upon *heti dresainetabie• add .
Al bete
to their NueliTica. —ln ffet Its million patmne
eviwyeiscra, ftout_plebelans to blaini.t.n;nouttre It the most
Phasing mod eltectire . artlde sitter sa • Nelltelnal or Toilet
Prn.rstion OM produced. Do sot fun to KIT. 'lt • binl.
Petee but 23 cents.
D. P.'IIAnNCS, hopriefor, 121.11zwithriy,
844 111 Pittsburgh by R. P. genets, C..Ptszer. DenJ.Pago;.
Jr.. Ilnmlup Droe., add lizttana Reiter. de7l-lm
— 'I3II2IITER
wiloqes,ux, 'OIIOCEIIB AND COSINIISSION
'• ' mEßcll.42v.n. \ k
•
, .
. .
Ni 4.130 132 SeeOild.fitreet,' between Woiid
awl TreithlieW Paha/pub. and &onto tor lA r A
re= R Z, 1"*" .4.07 "U t 4, ,n IYand.lOthite
the attention of t he usa, .10.24.17.
and'Guard Fae -Marine. lzuntrsuide' Co
• OT PIIILAORLIIIIA. •-•
Chi . F . .lOE , • OF. • WETSBURGLI AGENCY,
o r.n . ?. - 0 111 " g #‘!! l4 s t m t ..comm.;
M. Orate. Witter, 11. A. tchaekei-
Sad Pant Statlar, LIL Dart; Mani a. Shama& IL
Alltchril, *mutt Jam. h..6' mem*,
trat: IL:towers, P. D. On" A. Ilan_ Pbloly
'Wm. It; Mete mit r r,jr, •
OISLJONEN, .; tt. Oltee_VlV-7,01;
tor=4: rit °
timoarkivonad. tams. ixam . t rir
It ATENT PEG IFLOATS-‘A. new irtiolo,
. woe's isoll Ihr : BARD s D LAMM
.
••
•
IM=l=
, _....,.. ete,.. ere
. kUO' , 6 and approyedof by hundreds of resume 0,p.k.i.,,,, I
who lime been blestudents and men their beneficial re , ' I
suite In Dr. 3leClln*les own hands, while theewers Wl' I
under his tuition, in the Cottenes of l'hiladalphla, Castle
ton, Pittsfield. and elsewhere. . ", •
lUD en s fot.Uffrfita ggliltiggec , 1
' This is to certify that I -haveplaced in the- hands of 1
Messr, A. Coshman & CA, New lork: the' rectum of my
-Family 31edicitia,'"Utl- fell authority to prepare and
oder them fur popular use. They are masl ob have lawn
In the habit of recornmen nis nrelpremori. ldng for many
year. and their eompoeitiotais well 'known to hundreds of
regular physicians, who her been toy dmienta. and who
me many of them now meet! g with. distinguished me ,
IVAN in ell tenets of the eouutry. 3ly indoontiente fur thia
step are MlSrlfraUlC fine of th e nevi Is, that the dr._
matid for my remedies has been e so ,_• through prb
tooreport of their success, as to make t gi r , preparation
too meat s draft upon my time: wther the mudded
solicitetions of my friends end pa Me, In t e belief:that.
the general Introductioo of my rem dies would be ID many
reflects a public benefit: nod fluallY, In seceding the co
operation of 3lr. Alexander Cusliman.',who is n'thoretighir
edueated Chemist and tweaks' Apottiecary of many year*
experience. whereby I am enabled to suture the public
that they will ho - prepared in the Burr, evweee abd mod
perfect form, rerdiene ere expense.
JAUES McCIANTOCK, 3L D., Late Profs.:we of
Anatomy and Surgery ll the Philadelnhia College of Med
icine end Acting Protimudef 311,1wIferr one uf the Con-.
suiting Physicians of the Philadelplabl Marital, Meek
ler late, member of the National ...Medical Assuciation:
smocks of the Phliadelpa 31edital Seeker member of
the iledlcoChhitrgleal Wiese of Philadelplihn formerly.
Prmideut nod Profemor of Anatomy and Surgery In CM.
tieton Medical College, Vermont: and also, Into Professor
of Anatomy nod Physiology lee Berlohlret Medical lull.
tidies. Pittsfield, Mass., &c., he., try
• We peed scarcely remind tire Intelligent public of the
meat eemstify which colds for the Introduction of a clans
of w..! end reliable popular medicines which may ba cond.
dentli adopted into family axe and' cfeyeide' II au at ail
Ciotti In the absence of a physician, or belligthe legitimate
productions of &feller ~CludyatalErperieuee. lioftritument
Is needed to pm, the immense utherkaitp of sad! a dui
of remedies over the dangerous compounds that are daily
Paled loth make by ignorant and reckleva men, nolely . for
the purpose of enriching themselves at the expeuse of the
lives and health of their fellow beluga We trust' toafi_
dently In the good scale of the etemnunity to oopiiort no in
this effort to extirpate the great public mil of Quedery,
.
by giving n • mend perusal to the following. list, which em.
broth the first twelve remedies Of 'the l edit% and which
_
comprisew lame of the meet valuable specifies arm u,,,,wwrer
ed fie lb., emend complaints enumeratmL lf.yoix or any
of year friends are mifferers, lose no-time In Proettriog the
eM of thcjirst malkal authority 0,1 the day, by Obtaining
and giving a trial to such of them Medkinse as ere' Wept
eel tee the rase: We call especial attend. to. the first o
the list as being most generally demanded, at tide damn
namely, the
Tine Insulating Syrpp, which I. entimly Vegetable 30 Da
compordtion, has been employminlth wonderful stmomsfor
many yars In the ennitif Waimea of the Allt. NEMO
Lewis.. The molt mum.= diseases of the primate are,
freffoitonand Initanitaation tf the Mumma blendirane
icbleb Dam the aletehrsof thethrbeLnindpive and. lungs.
For any allege torment' disease. whether atoning them;
ael
tie
ve Chlngh S,
pitl.ng ' if e
tIS Ticklin M Threat Moe all Tightness
Ife T m
hr oat,
11.1raenefls or Lau ni 1012, and Jlectic Fem., it. cianwlllho
attended with the !morbid remits. It Is recommended as
of the lent and rarest medicines for all forma of BK..
LIM(' 01410(12 , 1:PCOOli.
Xo Lein/annul or prep/in:dive qt . Op a,. is any shape, in
Die Syrup. PIIICE (In Met Bottles fl.
•li COLD ANDCOVIDI ISIXTUIVE. '
For recent coughs. ruldn and Irritation of the throat or
boom It Is especially relmible for children: no family, in
our eh:mumble climate. should he without-this efficient
remedy, which'. If taken ou dui first srtuptorui of odd.
would present moor no attack-of Bret:ChM/4unit a fetid
lame in Consumhtion.
.So.Lantleeton et. pretrorotion of °Pan*. On , ldetPr, fn
this .11iStere. PRICE, ter bottle, 25 cent,
111 ksrnmA AND WHOOPING COL7IIII ILLIINDT.
didtreeeini: dlseues are relieved to snun
paralleled degree br this piwely vegetable medkinieprblch
has been brought. BF perfection lowly to the course of
any Yealli obourrattan. Trial be all that Is needed to
prole it•Mbelier la those who bare nerer eruploted it.
PRICY- per Bottle, 60 mots. • • • • ••
I V DLI BILIDEA CORDIAI, AND CIIOLEIIA pulvDN-
A cot, do cure for Dlarthontt and. ft nved.in thr,Zw
entery. Cholera Morn. and Mastic Indors. Tido pr p-
Dun nom. WAILED locum Diarrhoea; and In Dysentery
It im enually storeeaftd. :In :the earl, rt.:roof Asiatic
Cholera it will be found Intalnable. Von Voile of Infants
rnd Cholera Infanta:on it bra sovereign. remedy. Full di
ections kw tun accompany each bottle., PRICY.. Per tie,
$3 and ho cent. -
V—TOXIC ALPER/CITE
For the ewe, 1. Of. C Aar.row or :Okla liana s, tei' Der.
Scurvy. Salt Rheum. litho ltinprorm. deto - tifo Wont
Disr,we : Panfuls Or King's 1.111. - Ithlta tioltro
Dwotted Neel: Turves. Plow Ulcers, Ar. 3. Magmatic
iva.e.: chronic Itheqoations. Goat, do - ii.Meresoiat or
Si.Poddie frocosorof all elassmiahloastroSocindary,orTer
thir, an
diseases an
We
front • faint in the stigma
Vint e nf:Ari t litt n g. th ttr ee n l'Atge"l'Pongl7l resin
Otto rave. which ivonhines the virtual of eertaln vegeta
ble totawlies suited to the diseased state of the system. will
to found wooderfully,efferthre. riticE, o f
Bottles] IL.
I.7=ll7.ltlret i k
U. D. Sberrent. Se:leetary.
ane Company In the tint
04100. lona eryetieneo. ample
I'7 an man. natantooe chap
nftetitrg simple socatity to
lAll P. AMIS. Agent.
1 , 4) and 1 Water atm!.
• •
11, AMU, or dlsordrivd digestion, marl tbe
National Inersen of An:noir. Ito llMPkals ll l4W2f64
giddiness serrnosocsr, 10. spirits Moms, of •
notes or smelts nine the en em Itching of the en
dullness of Marini and rineinie the ears. di 1
taste In the matte constriction at veleta stout Mertes/ 4 .
dldlr si lty of l.reatidue; mss of voltam km IVLIaly Soma
or Pr amendin4 staler. palpitation.or uneasy
thsr Waft travois,. ordendma appetite, sererireillTha
IL lhn stosneeh; seldlts hawthorn; Dein orf
and,sostinsnees,„. Nem et Ursa Arms sit
.Dye tads: and sometimes themes Wand
emu *![item at the same time. or at different tines.
]'M attar these Protean symptoms In 'their mat and
imam etc oundition of Übe IlLitIllt• functions
I.lrtieceree lffimmonntrines all the vsloabio Intredients
.hi
Vreetst&.Klmolosi. affords Tatou W mane.
LIM .11) , ale Varelabi• Pills la nese when
there,b;much enthrones,. or rith• the Antlaillons Pills,
,rturre t oe fluirtions of the timers Irregularly dlerbsr^„,d.
It unite lbws,' • nost, etraotdal remedy. Pan& Ltti riat
bs.atsq p. • ' •
. . • -. .. ' TEI--.IIIIECIIATIC ir . rx-runt. •-: • •
A pmelr mgetehle nnobinailen\ Mr toe or of Rittman
, limn. Goat, ad all , Neuralgic and Rheumatic Diseanea—
' Shiaremedy I. armed with the admen coololemor. It haw
hems liAnd lamt eztanarnlr and l•\ •• nem* • S.""C„.. tr
Rheumatic Diteased at the e arid lut erer teen-VlPlllum,
per Untie, SO mfg. , . .„ , . • •
. : Vlll,..—auzum.tne LrataLvr. '- -, • -•. :
An•tabilliale maltrard atcliratton %r be relief f u ttbene
mote or cenralck Pan; atosinb
itldratof the joints. polo In the thockl "" aMe r k or I=
It alkyds Immediate ndlef from mile. and pains to the
elenuach and abdomen. As a counter Irri tent, It la intake
'hie In all meta when an external Wendel \ls needed I
PRICE, Per Bottle ..60 mote....
1X......A.N0DTNil MILITUIIR.. •
A lent committed. and•iratutale nernedr, to he wed b ot h'
internaLly and externaly, Re the relief of allwe, wham=
ACCT. of tintexr, an in newish Pains In the Chat:SODA
re 111 the ?lie, Paint In the Fink lienrairle Patna wham ,
er Cond. Pains In theStoma'. emits, Lirer or Radnor;
In madden attacke of Wit, lillions Collesuat Pits of 91on*
er tirase l / 4 11 will dire Iniuseditte teller.
.PILIC6, per. Bo
ttle, Fifty Lea..
• ,
-, X.—..SONIC ..III.X":1111E. OR *EVER ANDAUt, •
\ • SPECIFIC. • •-' . i. , .
.
A m \ me and tab sebetahle retards for Frees , and a • • e.
.111tortuittent Parer In nny_. of Its *lima aodlbr ell 'I .
Imeurrion periodically. Thla remedy dm been wale !
Meet nxten4 and hat hew bond a tracmc to , .
londirineeen be entitled to that name. In cement •.• .
Dom arnim Menses, where took. era required, and Wail
name of prostretion of tUtength and want or 'wren.. paw
er, Li, gill b \bond tin gular.y edieerions. PlLlCia,,mtr Mb-
tie,
\ NT_ .VD3ermkr. pceoArtre ricut, . •• -- *.
PPT'iblkeslikeOr COV.orropy.nd all Its painful itself;
mach se lialdabho. Ditairserb - Pirk P0.....b, Paine, and se
\Um trangennes enumerated ander Um `Dyspe_plle Miele.. I
In MI moo whets porration In needed. Demerit's smear-
Mas a tanned ebt,f„ hat efit,-43,4 *Wen the. No Inmild, oo
tribal,*
" aid Ile without them.' PRICS, per 800.
\ -. E11......1,N51.13 11009 prus. . •
For hirer Chomp and all Itesitti of dimme Midas from .
dwen entr , tiTu ,
a tr,=-I , lz er p ttgrm=l . eti , r i .
..,,...
low In the ems, mikre, \ furred berme. twin In the KA '
ehtwlder, setae of (ail or loin in the right tide. dim
dated
rte
or boo
These triton of the latnere,
elareohred stela let. These Mr, If taken ha the laelpi
ent ste,les of Bilious nod Fellow or other Forma will wen-
F .iir Wog the &UAW... , pltOt, petliot, '24 r,.u. • ;
The utidendgued; in , acieptigg the proprietorship of lir.
Jamey 3leCtliderk's Family )(tdicinee, would reepecifully i
state to the pi:wk. tha In lila profession - an Diegansing
atentitt, far urikrif rearw)ost. darlog - which dime
he hiabeon ' , direly mu with the Dent iharotigolt
nal eatahltalunenhe In this , o4oatrr, he hu. had conitant
oemeireatolse and \creme t
„prerfptlona of i i . teediet
ete/mmt ell deltas. 'among whom he would name ,Illott,
Dr. Parker. Dr, rtahrla Dr,..tbeesentau, Dr. De:.
4.
Whltutker,ylti. , Scrunldt, 'Dr. • mut.. Dr. )lean.: Deb
Pratt end Yemen, Dr.' Beal., De, o.iond Amer Miele
In ibteity of Dee Irodt: \ • . \ - . .` '
1. - .. ) ,. . 1
It
Vse Mielidde QM .semimi u. him to A •
note with ambience Wines,' kei wda-0., ctiehit' '
rd sciraggrally, so at to strive • twinned., Chandra em '
Roo In oaten with their highest theraProtiad,eBlllll, eld
the (nail:crate ollainret of tuncitelT itt‘d.,
.igtmeennie .. RUN.
c, fo r .sot oriio* tflotoods, .1. toto4ta.tr ,
Ilegt•iDi
tend Ingredients my rteettallse'sod dotter . eseliedier i ee
remit la • solistelM ti,,,,..atotiebei oltreeetsiMto Its
i.i,masa d.auit. It kri pleimun, therefore, teat be
.ibisithei of lers , lanme*Ellett.S.Aar•
''eat_ tamacial, - .4,40', Mid tidtillte —belied skims
kmett !ti had MaililionSdiiniktist b.r..tiot h.* 'when.
tlonere\n•the treatinent of the nerere./ theme* kr trek!'
they et* kitentlet t tat-teef stis .on to sorb lifetime
litosottkeil. - to relettiso to tells dotted nod - milkiest
effect., ss fo Mute the ettalowlentof the tittnott In- • •
of their r and cilitic4FT. ' .- , •
1 0 enrol ' will Dell add ‘ fortioatelf, that he- •
range eilb . .to eh test meet es bit • • •• •
\to the Wile
.. stud( temditt In Ws tome will
VW . ...
Mid estertimee elle the pMess
. iddiSle . .
...• • ;el- , N.. iii .' . ‘/LXIL.'CUSIIMAN,
, .., noddle . Ate /V. : Ctilte,i of PAareiey, ,
.She .em.. :
.. lif Mieubst \at it boluelsoi
tetalbof ' '.. . .'.. , Al, CVaIINAN ili aI'I: ~ '
\
&A* o. Llfi Adton et, New l'•- ..i, I
Anders)! tree sii rdiktista la this city,-
• Alm bf \ ' • .Ei. t. ,usila{...i.t. twkims;.- .
ar ;l‘ti,
, meet of tith . Silted Philadelphhb•f a:
,And of, \ - DB. ttri "Itietr., i * e'• , .
- - . '..
.__•
sts. w7.o
Arid of. rersaqo sicr..i. Agfa\ flttotnandt•
\
,And Mai 1,.. oitistaf this tutit i• Attalt.ouf.. l ? l, 4 l o4 re
th.tittrystortapO t ut 'At • teptt t... li. An -.—
- - •
Young If en's 1„\ - . “ • 9 11 ...
I,IIOF. KINGSLEY. ht Aflegheny College,
• ',minion on neacTITUT Icr anso. the licth
WA. at LAWAYLTrR /lALL, cod nteet.
hoc &too the repstattoo of os satkauent lecturer,
the
o.l•Vbied. such se r a. sl an • tttkln
the muse er Ids depart:meat, as. pfraa
Thirnis of adsoleskes. 'L. ante. to to . at the Usein '
NJ Doeieto7. West/ Room, . t , rsositec awl at
Doan opal at 6)C erksk.' Lenore 4rnmetiee at 7N.
•' .; - , ittiNTkr • , •:.
;.... a. .. .n.:....,....,..- -------- ,
• (NOPA HTNE tiStUR•NOTIOE--T \ hav n ne
!dud:2 Its".rtritioneiVrarsot=ll'.,t-44%.
rII4,,;KRY OLOYrd k ;l itb rAttNec, A..., nu 4 " '
0 - 6 . moths
i b. old stand, \o. 24 et, sad condoned Dodo the
Ons Of WI All DALY A I 400„ -hA T ,,,,, bin.. c10d... 1
Anion toe will please PIV•1111, Ib4ll IbT ttilMOGUit.
owns, and those who ate Indebted scill plesee antis Useirl
tette sith as DUN deify sezang e ,
..
Nut door to. the Inc CDT
letesee7 13. 1044 I T L
ftOLL Burrs 1t. , - a mas ilium - , fifth Iltit-;
pi. Al4 O *Oiled by 11. 1[:, tr kfrclßT 140;ILLLIt , 1
‘, •
, , •
. .
!Ira/ARBY'S
=ll2l
A: yap -
THE B ST TEA" IN PITTSBURGH,
E WITDO4 ONE EXCEJTION—Ikavit &Paltail bars
on hand and tbr e (l, LL retail sotlya 47 to of 24 lbs.
etch.or the boat 4.1. froredrs sths- Da over offsned In
Pittsamratt. Othe to till on doubt =Ala at th is
!cool nasortinti. bu • I Is tt roaltlvot net. no...thetas thole
opinion to the son y ..okyo.tkkwal:a.
, Slkkgel any
, 71.&grufg o .te . 1
~
i t i ze nc l i s . _ll ,o l / 4 tth Uls gud
is .
~.., . .f tti purchase a ant I quantity-Im o soy other store :f
, ttictirWi i A l t " ' " r ith l euri \ . 11 N . 7 0 " ml "'
. .ort. be. Sur S,S, t Me silt
not vtholeado ant' of lt. . 4 "IUS 4 :4:*
Ten Ina et
. i ,... _.. P` .. ' 4 :'.. 0 ",:= Din!. Dlttabovula.
--."-L--
i Improved Patent Pfacess foe Tazuting.
'B.-NEIC3IYEIe . ioliewily iktiliiinrized
iir.:C; .' ft7;;W: ' , lo i rkkr= r ik '4‘-l itti:, `" lg a i Alt
t h :: - 3 , ,r ,:cl . l? 4 ,ni l 2rt . ` r `"l°
".
t inglLlttk j ;tf i lli
oiled'
kinds._ This is drobledtBV2forstrat Improves:neat ever
made to the Tantdr Precetet Leath.. la ntannlbetnerd ..
ii i r l .T.Wi l le C rrr .. trLoa r rbr itt=1 " ;!01; g oit:r od u= i i: .-.
For further rartfrulara, %dd.., tottnuid,.._. .
J. Y. NEW - Mt - ER. No. tIB Markeltst,
jal thl/y .I •
_ ..... FittninuiFit. Tom`
if 0 itc,:A. fix. stol: 3 --hride,,,,i, : dii; g ,,,,. ..
Horne. situated on eth Street. below Monist. 1 1 / 4 4-.Ma.
haven tbn let of Arril.s Enqube of ~
J - .
porno .l7 O. BLACKBURN * tXt. Water street.
1 40 t, H . N w I h r t, f . LT? .. r d .., ( i F t.n •eis Dni o re
ja r tck S sii iki d, lii cy.k. , G ,r u l f... -
I MA: 011 s, Dyestuffs. to.. Ith➢Wbod 'trod; below tun,
18t-taburtrb- Alriteirular Acrt the Dr. Ford's 3drdleths.
AYER'S CUE Hi( pit,Wcitt AL-4x g r..
for sale by JOILN 'LOT, Jr.. No.llo Woak at..
.1 7 ono door bolos; PIRA.
r Ir I OWNSENWS - SA SAPAtlti.A.—lialf
11 gmaP on hand and mitt solo by: IND. HAFT. Jr..
ill 11 3D ' UVE it: tiff., -2, 4 .7— ri on Bunton,' Claii .
c 0 . ,. genuine Cod Liner MI ree'd and for male by ,
tali ' - JOHN lIAFT../r. \
/oiltt:;sektz , cßolivN L. l , l _
f,tiu _ i r uit
(TFI ,
EL
_ JoilTiurr, Jr.
ini - BRICK--2 eases on band and for
wi<Er 3010 i ITAFT, Jr.
QIILKS,-A few patterns of elegant Plaid
Orrwit=l.lY:rmw-azog,,,,focol
t. 4 A. Isinson .1 Co,-'No
VV 25, Ftb k.lj tree 4 ha — Te A.
kat dowli - their whole
stock orPlahl boot 25 to SO per Out.
FLANNELS, Checks,“ - - Muslins, Linens,
rlelcings anb, wrerY Tubdr of Dome.tlenAila .been
manual down and will be dosed oat durtzthe mho
A 1)=9;!. kegs No 1 Leaf..lairti- "hie
j.. 4 day reel byr jal7 • . RE.'illY MCOLLISK_
AT ST 31E1810 - 5.: . 0, TOSTE)ffi --- is
Mt Slll3 nriepinit. PAncter.
Little . • •
laii in the
o•
Story "llnt, Conn" ' • •
The Lo a
nic, Long, Wisr7 ter • .
Ths klary - n Heaven. Dr Barns: -
M rs Atuttistr. , .
Itima Donna Puts
naia:
7 llidaN
31&=ther rg. d r
estmadmot i.rr
••j.l ' Nolol
Thrd rt.
Oa BUTTER '3 bbls resh Riaßutter
Teed !Ltd far Mellll%, 9fet.
_
IRD-40 Ibis No 1-reed and:x. 11for talo.t.T
c
1,./ Jar! HAN
AO L • ri ) - .ls 4 anti y
Flout, Maithfir braid, reel and Thi` aaJa . .
vat - • .isset - • -
ciLTSSES4-2.5 • k!blitz. Sti-4antes Sugar
1,1-11ouss for isle by. ' MIMI= ZCO.
DOLL iIUTTE4-10 bble'-frosh Roll 'But:
ter hut ree'4 and for We- to, IL DALT:ILL k LYIk.
MI It I egs . ;
hr R.IC., b ' 44- It: DALZFI. Li II&
AMUSEMENTS.
C. A. Al'Manns' Dancing Acadmny,
- _AT LAFAYETTE HALE, 7
A. ItMANITS re . pectralli au
nouncea ta th ' Hisulles and Gent:r - of this ' MT. Mat
rtna alreeda introdfterejhe
a& Quadrille,. he lms
h holtreMt i rdlgat r rka" C r aMll,t e _ 47,t11t0r ma=
new and popular dances serer otrrc,usbaduced tais
Ladles or Cleakts wishing to4ln lds Arademb ean, MUM
lan./ the second nuartar
_preseat w.wh. Maar elan
meets on every Tweeter inal Thunder . afternoons, at 21i
o'clock. thane elm. meets on every Tuada . vad Than
nay erenlnas. 'IS: o'clock. sad Masters Mew class
resets every haturdar afternoon, at p
The next Quadrille PartLuill, he ten an Moods? 0n.. .
Mon, Feh 1854, (St. Vahntlnes axe.) which wall he •
Valordthe tarty. (partleulars ot*hkts FLU .ht siren here
after.) At which the rchottLect QuAdtille unites
would also state that, llasi-“Shres „ Mantua thrtir wUi
„ . I ..l!l P ! " i " s'Ll '"tt4l l 4 l§.lenrs=4pcs ce Mir \of the
'Quadrilles, can promo th em of Mr. )rmia=,.
nen or, days or srenlnga of Schaa l : She_ Intl
, Art the )Inge with the eastern nbi hers. err
AUCTION SALES. \
USEMMMU=M
- - - • •• • .
thimovreial Mies Rom., (*tsar . Irani' =Kr Filth. emote .
IABIIICNADLE.CI,OTiII A G AUC
be add et tho Commercial. 141180,11noma. • .
o?..rnr Weodind Elfin etreeta,,en Tuesday
3,l,lhWeaak,V° eel
...;.14 - . 2 11 .0, 4 1 1, 1;11:
ety of etyld and material: soperane.Bromletoth }'root and
a t 0 C ,3. ) .1T V'eq4leZd IllOek Satin Seals, e tPtt.
ego:3.'4 lintlr. Gloves and - tithea . nasiam deng
mares and Teaming" far the Trade.
Al 2 o'clock, aroceries; (Basinger. Queeriaware.. Carpet.
him eon and rocund.handl !Wambold. nod. iilteben Paint.
tom itlattnnwea, Feather Bodo: Pranalln and (..kwatmr
ntaves, great muiety or mlwellaneens Selene. •
„Jain ' . M. DAVI& Anctterater.
. •
,D0) -- Ifp7cm
•
•-pRortTR ES AIMS 811111iIBBERY: 4 .
... ma We'd • otra. air rra: . , amlisaart;
wad at o. . Icenin. ett_t it T Ittl 4*.r.
*owner • Mee. Mr: Net Jimitsg .r.
lozn Murk*. APttnitt, ts.
..UMW \ Franc Ivrtyart o tbs. Tu.
Ufa bad Croca Ibbyw,te LlMialigli“riater sad win=
• Imidessolds P. the Tam sod Q oCazon 0pr...3
construction. f ro m the 4oed ..d les set Stmt....,
i 'Se Ftilb ere. t. (colt' • J MM. WANDItt)r.
TIVE E ':,-1,000 extra fine
dwarf 4.1 sloodard, nor. 4 raw
L • vulatics. tontred AO fat LW. Oat. Led Norvarr.
jot&
7- acrarcirDrearxrarriors - 7 -
T f IE ilitaervigned• w0u.141._. reipeatfally • in
• thole Moguls and the V sull
I geloseati=
• see about eloslog out Mule sa d
met of ricks sod elegant C.I.X.PET4 I land purchamsd
fo the East then the rnaonfartneent amid Imptrtn, which,
Ea variety: atele. and inalltrane onsitepuspd. consistion
of VELVLT, TAP/f/tr and I.IRUMELN, of solandlitde•
alga. le/meted sapraudy ear Retell Trait. sad at laser
eira than would now corer the oamt of ire ten.
IMPERIAL. EXTILA and SUP= EE-PIR CAll•
PE - fd. from the swot celmtrated lo to. Uni
ted State., colors warranted: Ingrain Carrsts,_of nods;
.Venitlan Hall and Malr - earpeta: Wool =Whoop dutch
atetolm• together with • largo amsortraent 1;1
„ Ck.tbm,
Mats. Ross, Matting. 'fable land PlaanComs,
-the oath.* Moak rnaltleely be
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