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STOCK - AND' EXCHANGE BROKERS
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EXCITANO2, COI N. DA.Nit NOTE& ita
, „N. 74 rm*ll , BMW. Annetela Jima qt. ftift.b.rok.
u tt4ll
. 77u . ui,ew.ms at. mot UN./ ratel—lFAl
PORTABLE' ,THRASHING 31ACHINES AND
VILTIBRANTED" to - bo thoroughly
weMGratasabind 3440ne addbl .
arelasoth'ania aad
are ...di nomadlnan plate to Aar. and .ar
- arltb s t o..altaanwen.teml4.a. tot - Yo m••
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16 ;b5 R"dt'a ?stint, and' Ea at taabdd lb;
a n d kre ....ktoy napandaa . straw amt &ad
Z I A: * and Inad ems end" sadlahodlon wawa..
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~.,I,.A .D MINISTRATORS NOTICE—'
' bikolb hst iterni' f A deththrteetie , Notice
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4 he Lit: ire k her 4 the YJt.Z. cf 4
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ett.etlipellt recite Stenlheeethetbe u tzeneftE
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CRAIG, Attorney at Law, - Castle,
• 14• Mme Cowan Peuusyhmla. ' - 7
to UM. W•l•ir Cralg.C•ma
Uatuptoo • Smlch; Krume a BM= U. (MUM At Co.,
gm, W il ma Co, U. • • • mAttA,OF
JAMES J. KIIIIN, Attorney at Law, office
ro.,th .treat, as., Grant. IqUaburgb. .10:k4.12
:.ttP. SPALDING, Attorney sun' Counsel
e LC:T.lkt Lvor,Cleveland. Ohio.
f. e b tlym—d. IC. Loam* Maier Stanton.
•
FRANCIS d. F ANEGIN, ttornej.at
170 Fourth ...set rittaborgh. •
JASPER E. 'BRADY, Attorney
Yo. N.) Fifth •trwt,Pittaboryth.
I: tvatm 4 Allomittilmmtol
Emmntim .. letnit ' "Mantra% lama,
RAMEii: Bankers and Er.
change Woken. Buy and sell Gold and Sliver and
Nale nr atr lu r ina of heal Vitale or hark. Ira-
TirtNr tar ' and TIT ri d C2in l risligt "Zallett
tiorni road* on points in the Union. Mei corner of
Third and Wood streets, dirratir allarata..lba dl. Cherie.
lintel. 4 .
eurl-IT
b.• KING, Coin, Stook 'find F.xcliange
• e ' Brace. Fourth street—Buts U. sell. Sticks on
inntoisidon: Asetiancs ens Eastern ennui *untitled at cur
rent rates, Collections nude on the West at by rater nee
tern Pank•Notos lintaht and sold.
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Tana]
r it —mum( • assis.--....TU. 1.1111,-
ALMER, Co., Sue.comon, to ,
I R:lumen Minna !lank...Exchange antihero and I
rs in 'Forelan Dinnestle Exellantin, Certificates of,
, De t 1 liana Floteih and Epode—N. K , corner of Wood and
genet. CU...a )toner 1.0.4.<4 on Depcnit. Fight
Cheek* tbs. We. and eollitetions rustle on nearly all twine'.
palpointnof the Putted States.
Oahe tildi.gt Oreinium paid for Forelita lust A/wriest:l
Advances made on contlanatente of rhodium. phinped
tun, on liberal term.
wear. artusys
111. WiLtiAitS ,t en., iiinkers find
T Z ., T t
. Itichan r Rtinkere h , Nudh East carver of Wood and
All tr t aZitCilo ßt. cda e On liberal tenor. and collectiut.
ly attentl to.
S end,
''~Lib. LKINS ..CO.,..Einiain.e Brokers,
N;l'araPit=t n ' s 'r anc: P rl i brca t itt r i r k " j!.l7'
WM. LARIMR, Jr.,. Bnnker and Bro
het, 4th street. No. 01. adfololnln g the Rank of
,ot..
110L3IES & SOK, Dealer; in Foreign
and Docnestle MIN or Yochum., Certificate. odic NW., yank Notes •oti Specie, ,o. re Marled etreet. Pitt.-
td . c..l!..ctione,nad e onall th. princinalritle e
i/I:mut'"? 1 . .. , 131[4:.4 nude,
COMMISSION kC:
VIM!. A. McCLURG. Dealer usnee Teas,
v ♦ atake Fondly Orocerito. Wooden and Willow Ware.
ouncr of Woad and Sloth Otreta. laboorroolving a large
assurbalen t of hob Goods. ba 'addlthin to Al. already
es
ere., lumbar. from Ran bands 1. lb. Neatens
markets, add. will be odd at the bored market prices.
mar- irsuas, kteasuberate. ars: Fanallies. buying by the
.4=4:orri=dviirthocitTa of chargc.
_A i ,.-- A...iWBATS,E, Come iseton - cud For
J l erehante„ & .
Weis In Waal 4 Produce
rgirkt 'd in 1 1: ".4". h
lianufactureei No. Sem.
- apfsly'sl
IVELLS & CO., Commission blerehants.
kJ • and whaesue Ire.. In Baorin, 17. b, num tor.
trait
strosa, and CooriCer Prod!. generally. No 014 Lilsoty -
Commercial Iltroburgb.
T- 3. LEECH , McALPIti At CO.; Whole
• s Cmosre..4 DaJor Prosislone. Iletals .4
ttabargh 3 1anufactures. No. 20:. slut 244 Liberty atnor.
Pittaburgb.
S. 111011.0 X
.. ... _MMUS L TALIMME.
PRllDEifiCK,lVLolestaleGro
err., Protium D.C.r . s. ForYIII,I.IOR atid ebauntalon
• erebant. 'lrt.l3 Wuod mtnvt, PittatawSt, , •
Ltheial nab 414 1TL11.141 conalg uments. 11.3,1 m
Insured If desired.
rum lons= .. . -. • a:runnaur
lALOBigok Tti, ": WlTOletnllo Oktrenra •
street PlStallarg Drakes, and
b. Ceinennseka, dlarchant j a. No.
PRINGEit LIARBAUGII, successor: to 9.
n IIAIRBAP4111: • Pronnlndon and Toniardlng
Merchant. Dealer In Plow. Wool and !Toth... amorally.
'in. 10 First at, and Ila Senna* 0.-Pittsburgh. a lly..
-7 ...KENDRICK;'
salad. ldrythantialso,Agent as• .Vaandistnnera
Roue.l 9.15. tab.
glad coaslnanuala
as
sass_ essanssuset swa Jlertha
m.*
l b
Iloatirof any dartintlan..
Orden rTuniptly attended La Illytnistions to all
masa be bnpinaltly °baled, •
Yost badoela pectfully ollcIted: and I pledsn..sar
self to nos eon . au IS res
stionin your behalf.
NIERtt JONES, Fonrardingind Commi*-
erebants, Malays la Pryslase and tottobura
A auufactumt With%
Yltlaldnyb. Canal Basin, onv devsulls stmt,
Ktyast ....... ... .. ..... .. , J
ArtV(x)D. jti"""""'u
Ake rrehaeta, healers In Mariktfael="rilcodn't
J21.,!2•1111, h.
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W. POINDEXTER, Commiaation and
• Thavrardlng Ilona., and far lb. pulebals. and lisle
0 um% Matter. Produce. in,.. Nana U1aa11...1 tb. M.-
nufactured Artie/es of llttabusgb generally; IC% ater.aut
C 4 Front stewed. l'lttaburgb. Pa. .enld
•
JSRBRIDGE & IMMEL&M, Wholesole
AN Omen. end Ceentalulon Mesebstits, !tut ]l6 Water
street. sad NO Hes stmt,llttslarylt
RHTLIEW
Et. MAS .E CO., Wholesale Gm
, arm thoonlaaLni arid Forwarding Meighants, and
ita Sir Manton Outtoa Ism= Watt., MIA...b.
2EAGER tt ANTAL°, General Commie
,k-
e 31erelaante, MlA&lphla. Mend esteem.
ea musicale:meet Produce generelly. -jal7:y
f81174--Atii; sale Grocer C haat* 3.1 Deflen Pmelon and
ttohlargb Manoikro.rek.,:tx. o 2G3 Llbenir Pittaborph
i - if.:C`ANFIRCD, late of Warren, ()WO,
•Auczt-inten" Fll=igetVatteVnlen=
12tet h i. I TtU r d= wFtrilittralie
VIONAS mem sa
(Late of linn RAI.. !Mlle t en) •
rp LITTLE /I' EQ., Whnlesnle Grocers.
r i u ttto 47 . l ==l l .7ll27=l7 t V e M:
_hurgh.
(IREESE WAREHOUEE.—ILENRY H.
‘,../ COWS& Forwarding and foaming. Mereltant. and
Dealer in lateens, Butter. Lake Pith Surd Praetors generally.
Wring strcst, above Wale!. Pittsburgh
1%/110.1 i ; ififi 3IURPHY. *hole
• vale Grimm and Catmint!. Merchant. and Dealers
tri Pittsburgh Manufacrum, = Water etrret. Pitts
burgh. Pa.,
j-ACOB FORSYTH, Jr., Farwanling and
0 Coausisitou•Harebart.,l4 na Mier iii..i•Plifibunib•
•
rOMASPAIMiii, Imliorter and Dealer
In French end door:knot Wall Pop. \o . Slortot
roOl, tie nn Thlrl mt. Muth otroot. Pittsburgh.
tolls-'53
HMeCLINTOCK, importer and Wlnde
-I,:tir,„,,nvirairre,,a-,,,;*
11tonttn Boat rtattolnits. \oll] Autrket. sums. c " . hzd "'
AARU 4t
iLtaLb er 01 , 1 4, 2 1 11 Lfbet: t ttrmt. (fl 2 t. of 94
erts wortmeet oFLeathen:Elt=t il I tnrfadrg'
emi Wm, 141tuermatore F 112411 2 22, not& to
BARD ft ng LANOB
ORRIS & PATTON. Wbqkaale and Re.
1 041 . a i rrim oa the E5t142.2 214 of Bet Dlatzmod,
GROCERS.
11 1 0.11111 T Wholetukle Groci - r,
un111 . 01)ff I.ller Prodre,lllll:4ll,l;,,,xi,
n o r ,-- k - ..m i. lt d :4 - Ptreera hand • Ver
nark 04 . 11 . 12 ' pezinr e4ol3;arrovialels liblake,yrblrh w ily. illL.
snbt kter *or • •
1-k BLACKBVIth Wholesale ro
-11 tor.,llnat Earaches., and lhalre. lo Nub., and
italic:rah Manufactarela 0110. tllob .d Oakum always
on hand at their Waiehouae. 141 Water street. Idttelaugh..
*aptly
—•
.114 R OMIT =MI DIM,
ISAIAH DICKEY 8 CO.. Wholesale'Grth.
cres. Couoalsolon Merchant.,and Dealer, le Produce.
No. 46 Wain. stneet and 101 Front street Pittsburgh.
•
PAN , e ou,.. —IMMO 10. Yaps l4,lll3l C. IWt.
'calms & ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Conunisaton Merchants. N 0.1104 Liberty "tenet Pitts-
SallAt .... ............. 401111 cumga.v..,
•.n. isuuntrents . .... neussnr,
.n7n7if A;S : ctd...
AX.731. ZAGALEY & CO., Whilesale Gro
v ear; Non. 19 end Z) Wood street, Plltaburgh.
WILLIAM A. Omani and
Nyder, corn, of Wood and fi rth stwwfa. has
always on hand a Loge amortment of chides fitooryle• and
dna Taa•—Yorelan Frilit4S2l4l Sala, Wholeasla
anlddiod on tho 'lowed tome.
BODERT DAUELL CEWhole.tlo
, Groom, Conwnlakino Merehanis, DrilyWa In Produce
' fittabargh Manufacturer: No, Za Liberty street.
llttaboosa-
..1111111 D. WICK
WICK k, McCANDLESS, weecomore to
Caunao k 3
Sl, L z .
bWick. Wh ek ll n irone n, nrovndng and l
Nails: War Cot-
Yarns,and litlnbumh 3lnnanketunea 02.7417; wr0er
Wood and Water atrrets, .I.lttnburglt.
CGLBEItTSON,IoaaIe Grocer and
COMI201•40 Sferrtuult,Dvaler lu Prndura and lift.
und4 Maaneactured Artlelas, 125 LP/nip- dr.d, Pitt.
bands.
. YOU FLOYD L1C5142.1/• FLOTP.
_ dR. FLOYD, Wholesale Grocers, Com
lamsbasos. and Dealoni In hodone—Round
j"""4; 4.r4°4"4.071 slat,
state% liftabargb. . - • •
s. cosauvs,
nAGALEY; WOODIyARD & co, Whole.
Aurna. Grown, No. =1 Malta Asset.
'DENTISTS. • -----
SCOTT. T outist, Fourth street; —
~I..datirs_wartr ., of Market Omn lio®
•
M.
_A. WARD ENTI TPePt treet%
3 Meet OP. UAL. Moos booll i ttoP. 0 a , 14 6
f 2 1 ,1 eminn.. oms to noel attondott to
.Meaty r
ovielatmerd of thus."
WARD'S ,ILITIDI34,II':•POWPERED
f.liz—
nrageßnivx ium r d wboiro. l
adi4ad
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PITTSBURG
•
M ANUFACTURING.
W: WOODWEILIi, Wltilleiale" and Retail
111 ranecturee and Dealer 11, Cabinet W. No. 83
' ~_.- AGENC Eg.L.' •''..-
A —d f it Tril :46 . - virbise: .iiii. thoei
Muive Jama s far t if be Mum,
odated Ounenfek_eat Meek% AWL. *-- -, —:
nned br P. JiWt3.1,1502i OMAN:Me neer'ut.
• We oak otkr fm We a , large emet k in a t, of eb. eidate,
=eauleci=ittje. exanufactourb , =Le
No :Market • io. • ..4r=bot.rivi of India
+
Jtublue Iteeppe mutual' , on band, and
l I .. . I bil. Mabee peen: No. 116 Wasted th e,
—.. , eepl6l • - • • J. k If. LLCM}
JOHN WETIIERETZ, Manufacturer' .! AusTrN:l - tx • - , -- rf s7li --- eal Esta4.A 4
velnar nox . rtm. • ' , valor article, &up pox. if,
atom.
mirauab. / _ Ilia.. ~ n .
and lIILAkED BOX VICES. emu, of .tea and bob. . „,,, a Dm
~
0.
Loma Amble one MM. feesollie /land strut Mid" Al- oortb Amt. afore lfool. Bulkese,6•6l6 attended.
___. jlebdif
e ee _ bur city.
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L WORKS, comer of First and Li .
.1 ; • L.
• ry WI
• ' root.," littalur i b. Pla-:Moebbelete Tule of prey . ~. _ eeele_Wulue"... COMPRIIr t • Wo Welke lan t eC ,
..ad, ss nuts •Lapisits, i 5 . 114 e sad Hand TIM.•.
I.g/ a, PiTNES.D6II. , Lyia n e jt p ut ..... 11 . a .... w P. L0 N ,N . E5 . ,.....gA n u t , L . 1'14 • ' " rm. , o
' - ' - g M. GORDON, • STC - n;laryW • Into Co., 42 % Cate... Me- • ~.:7V . •
ENNETT 4t, BRO.; MantifaZturersof Plain
-ifit.'Verr7t irajr`fag'''lST P ubh e t r°l
i and Irraskillu staneeta, Birminkham. oppoitsPlttabculth.
taszandlr
••JONES & QUIGG. 31inufacturcre of Spring
' ina mater su.t, Ino• A S rownw. 81.1 Roush
hum Ooosb and Mono Spotogo Posso Not Topork Half
Palout lies,r Nall and Iloonnorod Irop Asloo,—Corooo of
Rap oal nowt stroots. Pit tolturob.
11 B. ROliErt§ ' Manulteturera
Putrid ItithuretiSlusl Fultbsitar.4•Orinter
__S }int Pittsburh. . tag
~ Manufacturers
or novas, npac... ft. Warriugiss W,.s at„
worn First erutrinit 4.414 Pit 1.1411104 P. • •
Peon Cotton itilii::tittaburgh. !
KENNEDY, CHILLS & CO„ Manufac-.
trireme- -
Fest A Nett hears 44 Phestgit[
11= C T ' srl i br '' , " "4''"
ata.hauwr, 'j
trinit
• •` Plinth !toss and Ptah Curt
naeun¢aolir 01511 .1.2. darrlpUitt
VW4rii•tVll=.l'inTlrt trl tse.lrtllr. sl
•EIRRON CRISWELL — teII and Brim
11. rounder, Dlannflul orerr r•rall kinds of Bram Wqrtr.
11a ttlolt ' inT=" 4'.
P""lero, ie. Alms Cnttoa
lOrmotr, Itobtora rtmet. IVAIWILOON, No. 12. 11.1i.1
N. 'etitd N. troe6mr ß.7tiglinhuft,
'or rash 1.14.
Orders ten at tl. Foundry or Officrogill to moto.d to
- • 'altar
Arno
A Id &
EATING AND VENTILATING WARE fIHOUSt.--rtntere of Miami, Furhaote.
sultAMarket strnet. Pittst t Iron L una bd fitting tor Steam lag or Water.
emb.
1M..,.1Te bate edit rare Furnace*. Pattern., Au. to Mears,
ARNOLD t WILLLOIR, whom we contially recommend
to the patronage orthopubli,
' he.IIFR. ATRINFON t M..
)INE AND CEDAR WARE.-;.SA3IUEL
RR orse:x beep* cunatautly on hand • good assort
ment or Wash and.Rath TuTds Hone Steam beat..oak Well.
Re.
Rif...ben or Draw Itneketta o[den Walt, Churn ., Dr/
.. , Atki Cherry Wath • hoards; and all other
kindlier ware nu '
Alao-.40 bola Tuba and 100 dozen Racket.,
Karmen, Masonic pall , allth .newt, i'lttabttrgh. Pa.
arßty
Blacksmith 'Bellows .htsimfactory.
VO-PARTNERSIIIP NOTIVE: '-: 2 1110
would rioneteully lona. their Mende and
the pntOr. uenetallr, that they bare entard Into wanner.
or MIA under the flror FL
Vtltr AMV.Wtt!tounittettun of BLACKSMITH
MELLOWS of ere. demi tolon, which the r urn tletarudn.
ni to make of the n re , 7 1.1 malerlsle il n eorlor wart
=boltnll 1 1 r '. Inlt I to trx.ll.!ll
-7 0" "1""-- and "d -d ustyAtiViir WILLIAMS,
JAMES WILSON.
inf E:Elr
All.theiay My, May 24.
I A. BROWN, would mostreopectfullv in
iv. ruu, the peddle that be Were on hand, at his ;toad
on the wkit side of tbe Dimwit. Afleshew City, • maw
idete aswesseat of Nonlilas Utak. Aber, Venni.. Shat
ter* &remade to enter. la the kW rtelti werreated equal
woo,- la the Vatted Stereo . Ills Made en: le removed
withou(t a ri of a seam drier. Ifavie . F parraidesorthe
Med. sad wed of the Calera Wtriblithenent of
flamory d . lelland lam pant to ferabh their eh"
potation w well as tile public et law...kb eterradew i
iu their sun ' s
' Agway, No, S Wind street, idttsberab I
tarklll
.1. A. D11.01.1 .- N.,
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r. mum
PE int. • TIMP. wroweres.
NN GLASS WOMBS;
I[4oRElil & WICIIT.NIAN, 31annfacturern i
of gl w lthids of
ata' oud f yi.o. Ft. l. , ti DOTTLY,S. sod WINDOW i
N. 11.—tiertierakr ett4tionai'isrl"ru'relritirlow
Glum. and pirate mould. for and Vtabr. rep=
•
: IVITCORD CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL fASIIIONd BLS
;
HAT ANT) CAP MANUFACTURERS, 1
AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF 01 - 1111.•
CORSEE or wOOO 4.070 711'711
IT - REST&
-.' Pittsbnigh,
kel-tireir etoek warms every swilif mid 4 / 6 ° , l' o t • . 1
and Om, Alyea Was. eta. and Far Wersirts.
amacieribel y
source TATE. __
own amts.
IVILLIAM TATE & CO,. No. 10 Fourth I
2 . ~,,,. . ..
.1,, .. . ..
f arhilextua:iLite ro elet . lest. 4 . 11 , 7 fr ta : I
ilsAlts, Water Moot, de.., W. . .! "
Perms who haw work to do In ow Ike WOW wit. lo 1
eeln, w lbw may rely en heeled thelowerk empeatol W
ymtleal ourlinses, end as we mannfortane ow we kart I
pip..adduet kad, we ow WSW to wide et lewd as kw
so any her establishment le either dike... •- .. -...-
-. Yereons tem We
no who 'Wald dernehaw tilprit:l:
oraming water frate am, will led Ittis . Mk We ,
low to give its down biri purchasing Mee mad heed. •
wves ere the oy mantiketwwe of toad Pipe and Sheet
Laid la the alt v. Onion nom th e muster So Wed Flaw I
Sheet loot sad Porepe. will read. tempt attartioo. 1
_ mhliblairtf '
MERCHANT TAILORS,
, CIIESTER,T M erchant . Toike 7 oncl Ulu
. a ht1 , 7,. , 1 , / ty 1:1 Wpnd all Puttenlar adagio.
__..
.012.1
Self He ating Smoothing bona i IiVILLIAM DrG . ll c Mercliant 'Tailor, Den:,
II E CRE .1 EST T DOMESTIC. 131-; V V Per ...1 newer to Heady Slade Clothlar. PRI Lib::
Ardeetnett a the az. Lull. Pod than • moot dead.. .., ...et, '
wArrs A .00.. Merchant Mike., 181
T ......_"....g ~,...e u...." money.. lisrel m a • , r
and dada In d pll•4 ou Meal arta. 4
&Adam, meet Pad) J.
JACKSON, : di • Mat/ arat—tra .... ... .krt." ..e.
tot Wood Meet, Pidelarg. , yang Muck of ted fr;tiendlanen:a, W . :111,r-t2la t h e . Pr
am- For ale. Mso, at the ainelpal hada. atom ill i ~, rz ,,,,
.„ , _., tt i, H t.„,
Ilia city. WM. Cray a Cm, and fir. John ,Cartaight.- ! ... Merry an d P1v2.1__....
Also, Ulan? lama. ma the atua principle.
falddadaely , 'Sdd
lIIEDICINt.
Bolivar Fire rick and Or:mitt:oMay Man- llll. JAMES NINO: Office end Rexidence,
n. Rf ' Cmpany. N. 112 Plfth amet, nPV&P , " ft. estladred. Pfti.
rpHis COMPANY TAXING ENLARGED .4a.
_l.i.i4r
... their capacity Ito manolaturtua, am now papated i
ta nmetlllso Increased letuatd for Una... Br., CralibLe and
&dat a , Clay. Orders parrigytt . Mdat= i
1 ,.. 13,.
litt•lnar.h. Septanter 21, 1a,3.
PITTSBURGH
2q, COACH FACTORY. SM
. '47 4n. hissootel Alit *tor Hind Urea.
31 -lIIGKIX)W..PROPRIETWI..
W 0171,1) respeetfelly call the attention of
Southern and Western Sterehauts to his A. Stock
i= 4. 2 ' 7; T:11151 to b f eZt "' " Tat i r stork T n=
501 p. and under his owl euretrybdon: ha au 0110 roue.
,dzune /. .uaattls work to be la r rr to tz..Lasnafte
swat
to in demand 12,5. thin elate 0 1 /Zlt ' grs tn n d a ueLl
him not to build sap common or low Wind work in hie
establistunent. Pawn. wanting gond honest work will
please call and .iodic. Ide Mock before going Kash All
work warranted.
New Coach Factory—Allegheny.
lekM. WHITE do CO. would re
anellany Intwm the reale that they have
. • • Pnh Usenet, lelw.en Podsral and ...key
greets. They ere new mating .d are memo. tr, receive
order. In, every description of vetdrim, Dosch.. Char.',
Dannnifea floggke, Melons. to., as.. whieh, from their'
.
leeg remelt e in the man uMet Ofee of the Work. and
the fadlltie* tbey laity, they feel contelent they are enabl.
ed M. wort on (h. fort resenneble terms with thee.
wanting ankh. to their 11..
Paying particular attention to the ...Don rd materials,
and hawing no. lot ...tent wortemo. they he. no
tetWu In warranting their wort. We thereto. ask
the al feral. of the public to this matter.
S. It—lieralriug done In the hem manner, and ow th e
mustreasonable terms. ; • 'Oetetf
Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOIINSTON„ 'MOTHER CO.. coiner of
Delmont .4 teheericstreets, Alleshan y City. would
reepectfully !Mom their friend., and the put.. genera/In
that the . are manuffertming Cartlatest, Darotscbm, Rock
.ae.e. iinegtse. Skid. and Charity.. le all UM, various
ill.. of 004hAti prDpnrann.
All orders executed with strict mord to done , ,
Linty and Leant!of finish. Repeirs will aim'. attended !
oudhe mot mammal. tem. L'sing In all their work
the lost titers num. NI. and Wheel Muff, they feel
roulklent that /II Oh,, Arlo hem with their winos[*
will I. v./Th.ly lettlefieti 011 trial of their wok.
Pur . e:r . s .. nrse . nested to give them a mil teforezr.
Fifth Street Stocking Factory.
lItLITY ENERGY, AND ECONOMY.—
The Lest pond* to Children's Hose, Soek, Co.
d µlas.d crewers.eold at menstfactumes Mem. at the
Firth street Mocking ilart.ry.•ll made frum Ind woe. wool. ;
NO ADVANCE IN SIZZLE _ • WAL DALY,
Stocking Farfory..lll atrwet. hstereen Wood and Market.
NICHOLSON & PAYNE,
cvotitau stercaltiralgar atWra yevneas. 4c..
za , qt mow. .aaarat
ARNESTLI direct attention to a now
and hand...tie. of PARLOR DMA' µid men
..a:Mroto their now Worm of eml (X)olflartling,
Thomsr the fMayMon• Plate" mul Ohs `ll , n MA^
Thom Mem. onstnass a/finish. economy of supply, snd
frouudnese of material, mantra ant Ming of ths aliw atio4 et
Hoffered to the in addlikm to thwArthice
owe, their genevel stock comptioll everything In their
r i l c grar cli i h lirforu cc a ct
sc.'Botes, l .llollow tV co
Sa d d
.4 C Dost A /148ur t4t . c ar M ao l
'Tca Kettles, t ... In every. µwelt. variety of *Ole zed an
lab. An lue . pls s cUott la solicited. mh20:y.53
I. R. 1.1117.05T0W CALVIN . . ... IL WWI..
J. J. lona. ..... ........ W.ll. ftitlolll..
Livingsto Rosgtn & Co.
NOVELTY WORKS, , PrrrsBURGH, PA.
TRACK and Depot Railroad Scales, Hay,
Cattle and Oraln d.L; Platte. and Counter ded Dcer
forte of aU aims. Spring. Drop and Thumb Latch. Coffee
Mille of vatic. kindle We ilna
_approved thalweg
Dolts cud Dmloalogg ben Putlngs of me. rte. riety In feria and IWO. alf
• iftiFitt & OLD ,
MUSS FOUNDED/1, DUMDUM!! AND OAP Firma.
177 and Da First Street, PVits..A.
/We FLOOSAL frfenroretWerg Rhin., Aittoinars.
MANUPACTURE all kinds of Water, Gm
and gleam Mile.[Roue. fitted up elthilm and
r Mile.[ short notice. nsplif
MAR 111.1: MASONS,
Z 4 LIBERTY snarl: 247,A1t BE TENTH.
ESPECTFULLY inform their Mende and
Alte e i;=l h igur r e ..t " a
• a syply btautlful Atonal,. ea;:of tin e . ., re
thhon
V=tilit ," EnarrbVtit T era i t =lnt
Hasa.
Marble la 11Ine..k, Slabb, awl' sawed la order.
•.loaed, wit4i 1124.. and Inepor!litonsc:
W.W.X A 17ig
STEAM 3 1ARBLEWUREla.
212.321 asdi 323 zzedv Vposife histitAfi t td ,*rd.
PISTRDURatt. •
ONITMENTS, Tombs, Graro Stones;
1 11 Fprztltdre 144 M 441414., immtigt4tait4 44. •t
-.7.iPiga? TI mod.
order.
Ttlitle i sett
Veig.lll °, lTNA.tlEtb".l . ...ll'44. o4 lr
lOW 01th detAtted 41 alp rassor Wet,'
WATTS , k CO:....A.torthait Tailors, No.
FA • 11141.1bertr stii,et-40 now nrolrins very elegant'
;Zet t itT o llaPerz, '" l4 2 T4TM7rb/SIMS3I
Binh, Cadmus sod milt tectinipt . itriat
ram. In want of itatotlnt 120tb1444. rteftwr 1gt
,1144 to nail and examine atm st4e4. Wan 144. ss gra
yin. wades.? to mato It to_ttwit 171_41•4ttat °flu.
oda
~.. 7 1741744 LID ' UMW tb.tt• ' '
DRY GOOD
a. a. also. a Mr Ilfllnt R C.l. WITIIOXY N. MX.
A: MASON A CO.; Wholesalik tad Retail
Lc
wawa. In It/giro; 0.4 Ka* prt ;was; 1, riftb.
:7iffiVoAl ,
14141 Psi Ikeda Nardnats. Immo
slairt t pitiebano.
I
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•Ir G ARDINER:OITM A fia ------- 1g frau •
.•.t4m,a. • .,. y . odddddr. d4td , dldoad d dr Ardod
0 A. MADEIRA,—A—eir"
,p-_, A. 1.
t:11.T.,_ ......c„.„. - i y °, 2 L ,,, --mifire Mu
gifio. H. TAiiiiiiiiiii
..... 1 TON, (successors
to Taylor t IdlorZ
d Idr,iiVdidlr° t e m. I , q•Zst "gt.
I= nt,„o-a. y...., - A,PiTig. V B ' *l
* e tr .s k ti azz an u rSi . ;nit a isl 2".° . tge d t +' ..r... 4L"44,lll‘e.irt
ri. t .
2,..
43
)tout
nor MSS bsesis i c,
iltvgg ”S St. Los'. ItekeiTLZl344.tll.
OOKSELLEILS.
. C. STOCKTON, lataJohnstonkStock-
41 41=""r""d•V i
i L. READ, lic(;keeller 3:tad ,§tatigAier
V. 78 Fourth ttreet: APOIID' BaktiniM ""
• *
fi r' It. IVELDLN, Who Jennie and Itetaii
a Dealer lo lUank and sra.a ik•giaiNv...+l St.
t oorry, No.
at Wood 'naivet e ()Adam fl 4 attd Fourth)
Plttaturkh •
, • rnardo
_. • d
.__
..1101iN S. DAVISON, •Ilookaelle — r — aad - Sta:
J (loner, immune toy Ihkgtical & Akar., No. IS Market
!Won. near YolLzth, l'lttelnwerh. Pa. , .
MTV' S. BOSWORTIL. BookseDer and ,
Dfts.. to sutiamrr ult..N. l'F'llakkrk 0400, Dear•
--: & CO., eilttok--"siWrs . and. S — tittioner;;.
No. titi Wood greet , next dam to th e eariikof Third,
t , Pl.' *tad an& lonebook iron h and,.
. 2
_...
11. ENGLISH 'O CO., o re's,. o:
a No. Wookskret. Warm Fourth: , Diamond
SICIi:C.; •
TOIIN IL MELLOR, Denier in Piano }`sides,
ipj !fa* add Iluand Tr.tramenta School
! livaks ze
t..s;klueri. dat, send Mr. Callawinev MA): d
Ibt
. Weldern Pornwwwl.-No. Wood newt.
LI[LN KLIAILR, Dealer in. Mucc.
feldtrumeut...4ll.+Nvrtir tltrhwk
..Ml=72l* ( Itail.l:l'.°. 112 rfir ?"'
,Dtexduat •
Manx . • •
- - SCIIRCKDER & CO., Mimic 'Stem 4th
14
street, lvdween.itarket old RuudNet, 'Modem*.
idi.flvendrkut. Mudd Tustrunwstsof all iamb.
...
. DRUG GISTS.
Llaira. .ng., , ... - ..., ..., -775-solitiiriiiiiiii
1 WILL" . OX"& - 615., Druggists and A tit-
A A. «arks. accuar Market riunt lha iD•Dt.mond ken ,
eaufilantly au band a full and complet• aupartuaaut of
Druss,3l4.lleltua.Perfutuary,audartldespu lrtaluloutolbe
lumina... • •
Phydalaas prescription, earafullreampouuddid mil!)
T ORN PI SCOTT, Wholesale liat - ler in
ftDrug; Pelota, On.. l'asolalau and by. sewn, 1r0.%0
erty Knot. Pittaburgb.
All orders rill tlaulve mitupt allAndlop.
LI - Aumut to Laudon A Co. valuallla Walt 'welkin...4
mar 2.417 . • . .
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•
yi A. FAILNESTOCK W.holossde
WeDraertA-dtmird " wP"-dita.
burgh.
istrbf
D E. SELLERS, Wholesale Wa r ren. in
IMICI*III.ICX .11.11 ..... GROSS. MI
OR/USN, Retail
D ILL a corner of labsety and Waft, Wank
sciloosmAx.rat & CO., Wholesale
„ breasts/fa, No. 'A Wend street. Pittsestorgb.
• 10.9EP11 FLEM essor to L. Wi leo:
ING, Succ
!Co. wester Market street este Dlantom.l4KeeN ems,
If WM fle."Ntal "didanitantir=r,areir
week(
to Ws =lnns. ft. artldei
i . hretelene preeerlytiests otrefelly mot :, . i
401 IN HAFT,Jr., (auceessor to.) .
1:10 . 11= se k d Betel • •
rato . ama:_.sriraigatan,.:" , ;••• n"a•
WOOL AILEBERAMa •
t f IEnTY - FULT
Molit =MITI Zod ' nf2!337 r 4 lb.
rls-4
MISCELLANEOUS. I-
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T. C. WARRINGTON;
orpunt..t.)
A DIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOE STORE.
rn. has alos, en hand a fun armed... No. •Z
ourtb street. Intshstri. eeatblyd
'WALTER I'. MARSHALL, Importer and
Dealer In Min. figured and Deeorotho Parer
th ibt ' AV.Z . ol A ta . : 4 l:bry* i trartrato rs.
mart of Pori, mnaohl
F OR PRINTERS.—We will sell good
.31PON PR 'l."' rillNrcnrakslrn.Teah'st..t.
1:1A MS FASHIONS, Fbit LADIES' DR ESS
-IS,.—Tbs Paris Fashion.. le JUNE, din.. per steamer
1 1 be ou sale on the Lt Inotltto.bis.,Lß.
1,17tt No. "4111 t; PO - nn. above lhod street.
lEI 4 LBIIOI
—ORtIxEdDs
m A I N ad D W APL
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e 4 tsoiim."sly N0.71.d Peon street. aterre Hand.
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ' eon: And whan is true of the Germans is also ,
I true of the 'Salient. France and Englandvel
FRIDAY- TIMING, FEBRUARY, 19,1854. ; flirted to threw their pothlerocia'streagth into the
GIGOIDAT., ItUROPE.aIe WAG. . scale to cheek the aler t a n l ee P eaterthee - of
'... In the : approachtheatrugglei In. Europe, the ; Bassi*: and in . 6,41 4' 3 4 their goret•Mente will
conteridthg parties are likely to be divided ay : be sustained by the wilful sympathies of their
cording to race in part, and religion In part. The pe o ple.BeindittaTie has suffered many wrongs
111 MT:element, however, appear, do be th e more j It the hand's of BMWs,' and at no time bare
powerful. On the one side - are or will be array i l these nations been altogether free from the die
yed Th e &w o w c mem b er , o f th e is or ti ew ie r I tattoo of their powerful and imperious neighbor. '
I ; Greet church,". the out majority of whom are : With them the restoration of Finland to Indy .
I subject to the Czar; but in the eastern presto- ! pendenco is an object of intense desire; and
'as of the Austria. empi re there...i.e.. mil-; should the opportunity offer, they will gladly ,
lions of
_&4,....,h e h ent i o , to th at e l em . e h . _ , ether into an alliance. with the. more powerful ,
TIM etymits. of these ari w ith th e it tme t amt ._ Southern DRUMS to cripple ordestroy their grind I
They inhabit Portions of ,Hungary, Gallieda, i oppressor, who is bated for former wrongs, and
TratleYlvarita, illavnuthanitCroatie; but in thisel feared for present menaces.. . I
„provinces there are come three millions of Seth- i
a gen- Rome;
with venison in communionth andas No nation of Europe, however, la so environed
I with embarrosaments as Austria. She is so sit m
eral thing these last. are hostile to Resale; the ! ranted, that if the war betomes general abe can- j
prejudices of creed being en overmatch for the I -not staid being drawn into it. - Should she de-
affinities of race. ! clare in
favor of Runge, Fiance and England
":.'ln the great schism of the.ninth eentury,whiek l can ins moment light the tomb- of inserts:Odd
separated the Greek from the Latin'elzurch, the ! among herltalian and Himgariass subjects, and
Poles, who are of the great &infante family, to- I by them the Empire would be - torn to plecion--
gether with a portion of that race try the &Imre lOn the other band, should ehe declares: ' s
t_named provinces, adhered to the communion : . of f Re st* she must bear the full shock of war 4
Rome; arid it IS to this feet that we may in aher weakest birder, where millions of her rub.
'great degree attribute the bitter hostility of the.!
.lectiaffiliate with Reside in religion end race.,
Poles towards Paula At the partition of Po-, And so atrocious hav e been hey oppressions that
land-Austria. got a slice,prusa,eallea,Und Ras:. i
In the day of her calamity one-half of her nub
sil a slice; but ever ranee that shaman' spells-
1 jects could not tinselled upon for defence. Er
ties t h. e Poke who fell .to the c h are o f the two j teeters often meet; and in such a war the Cur
former poWers have manifested little or
would pour in hie legions upon her 'eastern boy
so di,- I
der, and at the same time light the tree of demo
content; while those under the rule of Emilia j
have waged, desperate wars to break their pike. , simile Insurrection in the western priiiinera•-1--
The . forther toned fraternity in faith with :m e w , Whatever other changes may-arise out of a gen
new masters, while the latter, meeting with an . oral European wer, We see no way in which the
wanitteihgtohneilsrticezigtrerloarta
and probably
Imbarbelynenveyeer
never will
i i - Austrian
fall,,erapire w 4ca t ni.esetoribecope d m es e tru ,of e ß tio o n . .! .. .. ? Anil lt
i i . f.
so long as they - Mitten e to be Papiets and the ! jealousy'iif Austria, and not love of Popery, that
_Russians adhere to what they call th e .i m il, I, keeps the French troops in Rome, and if Prange'
dos" creed of the Greek Church. So much for . and England wish for - Italian allies in a war with
the Selnyouiana and their religious divisions. ; Russia, they most get them as republicanaor
The next great hardly in Europe are the Teu- . not at all. The Pope dare not arm Aft people;
tonic or German race, numberieg in all about' bet If/0 does not, then Friss:ice will do it for
55 ,000,000. These are all Catholic, and Prete*. , him, and withdraw her prbteition from him and
tante; none of them belong to the Greek church. i extend it to them. Then, of coerce, his temporal
Thu mammon.
of the Greek Church regard the ! power at least will be at an end, .amt' in ail
entire German fatally with feelings of hostility ; j probability he will be again obliged to tip from
-end their impression is that they aro des- 1 Rome.
tined to be their conquerors. This idea ' .By the last advice,. from Europe, all hope of
pervades the general Schwenk mind, and finds] avoiding a general war had been well nigh given
, i ttterettee in t h e i r
songs
and in the impassioned ,U. Should it occur, it will probably. surpasn all
harangues of their pciesta and other orators, I other wars in extent, in ferocity, and in its kn
ead in generally coupled with the idea of a pen- , cults; but what these results wilt he, no lionise
selaronic empire .There Is much oriental fire and : sagacity: can even form a probable conjecture:—
ferocity in the composition of these people,. ilt may. be many . yearn-before the world again
though their ignorance
and mental and moral ! nettles down in peace; but we think, we hope,
degradatioti render them passive Blares. Time that, terrible as meat be the ordeal, it will clear
German mind is of far higher order; and away tee obstructions to humanprogress, both in
although they are more slow and patient than ; church and date , and introduce a happier 'era.;
the others, they greatly surpass them in everyj when the nations, thine fret and happy in them
waj that ilistinguiehes the civilised man from the 1 selves, will "learn war no morn"
barbarian. Bet German unity I, lent in a maul- Various opinions hero been expressed by wri;
tirade of States and principalities, and their in- ten as to the effect of a general European war
finance still store weakened. by religious shim- j upon the United States. Oar opinion Is. that its
lona One-ball probably are Roman Catholics, disturbing influence upon the monetary affairs of
"while among the other half are found every g ni - Europe will 'at first operate adversely, but that
dation of religious character from evangelical abbnat e l Y — Froabled we can keep out Of it—it
protestaritiam to blank Infidelity. In political I win result is, unparalleled prosperity.—• PreaPe
viewe the Germano are as much divided as in re , I rites. however, more to be deprecated than desir
peons op i nion .. some are legitimist , some ace i al, forit will necessarily be feverish and fitful
In . :favor of constitutional monarchy, and many 1 in its nature, and leave us in en inflated condi=
ail , Decors;', as they understand that word.— ; tion, pure to be followed by a fearful collapse.-.it le very unfortunate for Germany t h at t h e ; But should the war be of long duration, and
church. both the Catholic' and the Lutheran, has should it assume the character of a struggle for a
been allied with the Slate, and has come to be democratic ascendency, we can hardly hope to
.thgardeil sus the main stay of despotism. Renee, emape being drawn into the vortex. ,
.
in the minds of IrtilliOSS of Germans, both are re
orbit as alike standing In the way of popular GMT
rights yid progress, and in their view both mast onsta
tarmarremyttypther.. Se far ea &estate ithirelt t is i
la ceicerised perhaps they, are right; but unhap- u pis
pity they:do not, It may be they cannot, discrim- thlat
._mate between Christianity In its 'pure and sa,a
proper sense and a church corrupted by an Mil-
ity c
L more with tie State. Thin is one of the sad el;
foots of that adulterous connection. European I Par
demeethey is essentially infidel; and hence the
evangelical chrinthins of Germany regard the ad- ; tineions
dance of republican lasso with alarm and cling
To the established order of things u the least of ves•
two evils. Should the existing forms of govern-
rah
meet be overthrown, and democratic! institutions we
n
substituted, a period of great confusion may be 1 is
~.
assuredly expected. .But that confusion great'
as would be its calamities, would prepare the
Muds of the people for better ideas, and open .
the way Ile their free illasemination. It is a
netewary transition state; and however fearful 1
1
it may be, it is not for us to depricate its ap
proach. Hierarchies, establishmenta orgeniss- ;
times will be overthrown and destroyed, bat ' ,
truth cannot perish. The Germans are ernphat- I e's
!early an earnest people, and stronger In individ-.1 ,Po\
ual character than any other on the continent of ver
Europe; rind were it not for their political and val iii
religious divisinunthey would be the ruling fam
ily.
i The next great . family is the Scandinavian,
occupying Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Fin
' land. In religion they are almost entirely Lu
thereat Denmark is no independent Kingdom:
Sweden and Norway are invited under the crown
of Sweditti: Finland swiss conquered by Russia,
and is now a province of that Empire. United
in both faith and race, there is a strong family
affinity among these people, and the Idea of
popular right has taken deeproot in their minds.
For several years past there has been agreat
but secret movement among them, the object of
which is to form a popular league among the four
divisions of the Scandinavian fondly. for the
double• purpose of combating domestic oppres
sion, and of opposing the encroachments of Rus
sia. At the present time there is said to be a
disposition on the part of the Kings and Nobles
of Denmark nod Sweden to play into the hands
of tho Exist, but there are unmistakable evi
dences of a strong populist opposition to thin
policy. In the approaching struggle, therefore,
ire may expect to see the Scandinavians arrayed
against Russia . We believe that among all the
people of continental Europe, none are so well
fitted for Repliblican institutions as the Soandi
nations.
I The Italians number in all over 30,000,000.
! Having been for centuries climbed beneath the
heel of both civil and eccleeiasticai oppresaion,
they were long regarded as the most lame and
spiritless people in Europe. But the events of
tlB4B showed athat the spirit of manhood, al
though crushed' and degraded, was net extinct,
In spite of the Pope and the priesthood they are
beginning to think, and In no country in Europe
I „ _ ,
ones itrequere such vigilance to keep the people
from rising agoinst their rulers as in Italy; and
In no other country la Popery so intemsely ha
ted. This in a moat slgnigcant sign of the times.
I All these people are likely tole arrayed as al
-1 lei of France and England on the one aide, or
of Kneels on the other, in the approaching
struggle, and not only these, but the Petal/nit
Afghanistene, and other nation* and tribes of
Asie. From the Himalehs to the Pyrenees there
wilt probably be one universal conflagration;
and to complicate it and render It still more ter
rible,:jteligioue bigotry and 'infidelity, deepotism
end' democracy, the Greek Chunk and the Ro
man, the 'Cross and the Crescent, will all strug
gle for the -mastery. All these eletuents of
Strife are rampant and ready for thß'eoutieß
All that diplomacy can do hu been done to avert
thilwar, but .ipparently without avail ; and now
It seems as if Divine Providence was about to
set them In hostile array for mutual deetrucilon.
The quarrel is strangely eoMplicated, and in
value all the strong prejudices of the }minim
beast 'The Turk la lightint: both for his faith
anri his national independence. The Russian is
fighting for the , propagation. of his creed, and
for. the glori of the empire and the ace.—
' The Hungarians will rush into the conflict to
avenge the. wrongs inflicted by Russia hi 1849,
and with freph hopea of mhierliii their freedom
and their notionality.• The Mee are eager to
renew their old quarrrol...Mrd regain tin& former
Standing among the nations.of the eat*. thr
matt legitimacy eheftiks is terror from. cooligt
**Writ:hie nrriyildni Ito Mes'aiui ',want to
gain ; but German democracy wilt ball it lia af
fording sm opportunity to esospe front *ppm.
ten must not think us
importunate in pressing matter so ponstant
.ly
_upon
..their attention. We • regard it is tha
moat importard quest ars urged.upou pub.'
lie attention; and if the foul denrcontemPlated
by democratic demagogue. be consummatekne
are determined that none of the isspormibility of
it shall rest upon onr
TbdFree Prete of Chicago, established In part
by Senator Douglass, says:
"•hleanwhile we wish to express the conviction
that the people of Illinois are.ailaass unanimous
again.? the diturbalee of Mimi the Comyrotainrof
1820 or that of 1850. They have mai/treed both
of them in the most emphatio . way; they Wier"
bat to be essential to the harmony of ,the coun
try, to the continuance of a good undendancling
between the North end the South: they will re
set the disturbance of the ...Aridity" of\ 1820,
lest itbe regarded es a precedent for overthrow
ing the "finality" of 1850; and ire do notbeeieue
that th e prestige of great names, nor any (for of
t
party .drill, will have the effect of driving the*
i t
from the defence of either. But whether this,
be so Of not, oar voter ate poliee *annalist, as, a
eenrisul "rpm the wale/pewee, shall not etas e to ds
raised against the attempt to reserve the art of 182 k
We have deliberated long and earnestly upon the'
sul geet. and such is our settled amnion= of
duty—such oar firmly died xotroose."
.The rarkei Staata Zeitung, which was one
of the strongest supports of Gen. Pierce's admin
istration, It very determined in Its opposition to
Douglass' bill. We quote from It, '
"If slavery, then, could be introduced there, en
unbroken range of slave States might extend
, themselves between the free States of the Seat
and free California and Oregon, and control the
most important channel of commerce between the
Atlantic, and the Pacific. And it needs little dem
onstration to chow that slavery can be more ea
sily Introduced tote Nebraska and Kamm., thin
Into the territories ceded by Mexico. The rel,
inoteness'of these last, theevense of traneporf.
leg negroes to - them, thilr peculiarities of soil,
climate and race, make them almost huocessible
to slavery. On the other hand, Timms and Ne
braska border upon Missouri, and are connected
`with it and with other slave states by water eon,
munication, which makes the introduction of
slaves by steamboats easy, and by no means ex
pensive. Does any one suppose that after the.
passage of the proposed Nebraska bill, the slave
States will not anise upon.tbe advantage offered
them, to bring two new slave States Into the
Union, and thereby to obtain an equality, if not
• preponderance, in the Senate for some time to ,
come, to nay nothing of th e immense in fl uence ,
they could obtain by-controlling the great road
between the eastern and westernmost States of
the Union ?- This danger Is neither chimerical,
nor impossible, ns was said of the oppreliensions
of the freesoilers when they urged the Wilmot
Proviso for the territertieded by Mexico."
The Neu , York Dmpikrat and the Abel Zoihmg
take similar ground.Lte n lYricarker (D. J. )
Amiable follow. in e direction. It char
uteri:es Douglaas' bill as an "ugly abortion,"
and an "Infamous bill" So far, not a eingle Oar
man paper has spoken In favor of the Nebraska
fraud; and the fact that the administration had .
added -to Its support of that fraud the Infamy
of running after and toadying to Belini, must
contribute Immensely to an estrangement or their
affections from their demoncratie decivera.
The St.. Latranrc 127ublie, published in the
strongest deiriocratio district In New York,
says that no democentie representative who votes
for the Nebraska bill need ever attempt again to
taco his constituents.
. The citizens of Massillon, Stark county, Ohio
—the centre of democratie strength in Ohio—
have hold a meeting to protest_ against the Ne
liniska:bill. The cleTeland Foieet.City says of
it t
The titistms turned oaten mate, whip, Demo
crats and Freeseilea without distinction of party,
to denounce and condemn the monstrous scheme
to Africa/Isis thstme West, destroy the project
ed Romestead Law,' and nationalise human
shivery; The 'meeting was addressed' by the
Mon. D. K. Carter, in a speech of great power
and eloquence. A gentlemen who was present
says, it eelipeed any effort he ever before made,
and created an immence sensation. lie tore the
villainous plot to tatters, end exposed Its gia.
rilege freodom to the gars of an indignant
assemblage. Other speakers followed, and
ery one seemed lit up with the spirit that and
mated mar revolutionary ancestors. A series of
stern resolutions were adopted to optima the
traitorous schema to the utmost Old Molly
Stark is aroused. That 'Diamocratio stronghold
it qamildtag culla tones of thunder _to the party'
leaden at Washington, telling them to 6mare, to
kiok out for breakers if they betray the free
-West IntO the lands of the slaveholder."
Thelri7Oitmat7 ( Oh !o)'Mogral, wit axe
happy to sae, ranhatooog the , !
ad."- Waytuatoonty ii one eels atitaymt 4614=7
ottet
. oeratlt'oonattott IVOLla: nait.thojfit! .
kiwi& bill al
"fti brief:thlatthat'ay tha : t hipkbla will ha to
repeal the liftaaourteoisitiairaso: *tab 'Malta
darery beyond a oortaht patat—the &deka of
that territory -tiro two StaleA,Mlo,to free and
the other'elave, 'lir e are down on each; ntimate
"track and legiedui
• The San sky (4) Mirror Sae event dene
ocrat from. Oldo-erho Totes for Dooglass'bill
have “to walk the Nark" and that it will alp•
to tiPall such oreiboard ;The - Ma* la edited.
hi - Wen. Jos. sable member a a of 'the last Cent
•
gym- It ' '
We have voted the denfooratie ticket at each
sunned election forthirty-erlethst
entire time we have mingled 'trifle tiae political.
exeiteinents of this State—haw eontendedfor .
and with the-democratic - , party learned their
sentiments, understand their Impulses,.- end we
have no hesitation In saying thatltio nuni . cia . be
Senained by thedeetocntriciateefany eamosiert
Diatriefis Chtio 4hio seat rots for any , dill 'Aairtni
thr ,above &nue Ma .0.'4! Mark :the derlaatfon
The, Democratic party Will mliectany.sentatier , of
Congress whnivill. be ea mikes in , prtnegfe sesd
inconran'ent to practice - air toe all thole
settled \ questions,: tapirs the ,Joentryin
such 'ruthless agitation again, , !.. , •.*
Thelfa ir hingto eo ndetti , - ib:triaie.
deli4a „Qrq , America? , the following .
insight into kedicaust *of the . New' Minep 7 ,
"It is uncertain whet tonne will be. persuld,
.by the- two Sanaa* - *ice New.lfampahire. 7 i-
They -are , deldrocie denblitnew enortitt,
hie - motion. 4.the
ad
they'wlUprobably.
election ctEkonri
ett theNewaiunp,
by which a Set
kr, Par* erten
..ekir Williams;who
eacitcy..- If this. bill
- 411-be given to the
It
a
111
•Th•
Rage
.„ ~,
___..., an Vbalitionist. IC
to have an -undying hatre d to haea Slixeri:iii.
any and every ahem wsa.to be Abolitianixl;,
N
ettig
then he was one, If a desire tore et all her-:
ardsmul to thelast extremity the erten • et of Stir:
cry was tobean Abolitionist, he ollg,lle ed.
MittedthatwithintheStates nopayterbutiieStatin
host any control over the subject; but whjniriin
the :Constitution and the JaWa •ef the Vetted
States were sobs law . Sl a verTetlehlitel he +Vett'
nosed.. He asked bow could gentlemen.Whe m
aid:eyed the Compromise of ISOO a linality, :pip=
pose this meaavue. If it pained lu)W eelild
complaihit hewere to introduce . a blllto . •
:all theft Compromiais acts, the :Fugitive law in
cluded. This was dangerous • logialaticn. ;It
would peril the. Union of the States. It would
create a storm which no man could 'say Where' It
would end. lie I , lll' a eland already; even new;
larger thiri a min's hand. - That cloud would
-won gather all round from the. North and- West.,
Thawhole heavens would be lightened up with
indignaet fires. Already the - public meetings,
kr., gave evidence of the approach of the storm.
The people orate North were dismayed, alarmed,
and terrified Same of them do not:believe this
measure. They cannot understand bow such a"
thing can be'seriously eoutemplated.- lie warti
ed gentlemen' f the result of such legialation.—•
It was bringing Freedom and-Slavery face to
fice, to bottle till one or the other dies forever.
Re had always thought that the two principles
•of Freedc;re and Slavery 'could not volt exist in
one country—but by mutual forbearance they
might exist together fora while. But - forbear,
&nee no' longer appeared. This measure pit
Slavery upon the aggressive, and they were
forced to look upon each other as enemlea r This
measure would force Freedom and Silvery into
a contest, which must result in victory for one
and death to the other. L In inch:a tont:eat, he
warned gentlemen that liberty would not die' h
this; the lillb cumtaarya,-/Ist dld - ena -bairn, ithis
Union would survive tan years - this act of pisrh,
dy. He wished to wash his bands of this nefar
ious conspiracy against the principle of htunan
Freedom. •
Ms. Jonas, of Tennessee followed, Lin defence
of the bill. He contended that slaves were pro
perty and were pretected by the Constitution,
being Property is much so any other description
or'preperty. He argued thaperfect Constitu
tiorMl right of slaveholders to carry that property
Into territories, the common property
,o{ all the
sr.tesn, Why should riot the slave bidder carer
his property as well as the .Northern man H
He eaW , no storm approaching; Such as 'thee
Senator predicted The Senatdr had described
it graphically—had pictured 'the gathering.
clouds, the rising minds, the vivid lightning, mad
one might fancy he could hear the =Olinger the.
thunder. The Senator wan poetical in his de..'
mription of the storm. It reminded:, him of a
'very profane anecdote ho became aequainted
\ with at the kfammeth Cave. BerWyouenwhe
red.that care came, out with Wimp tn. some
tent poetical. On one occasion, a mane after
3 Lng out rushed to the register and recorded a
e which he would repeat, withotit any appro
o excuse kir Ha profanity: - • ' .
.Maannoth Cm! el4whet.
• , t f iertitir=r,"l:i.r. 4 ende r, •
AULT.% Jsanne. eretuniader.-
(Proionged laughter.) 3'
He begged h e Senator not to threaten. Let tie
Senator argue, but be implored him not to
frighten the Ile had no fear in meeting thin
meantre. Thee \Constitution declined treaties the
supreme law the land. By the 3 Sreaty with
France in whi Louisiana was, ceded to the
United States, it expreeely . L etip*ted that
the people there d' be forever protected in
their property. - Sla ry then existed 'there and.
by treaty wax tel . The Compromise,
therefore. was an exprema Mutation of the treaty
\•,itla France, and wan'utterly . void. lie ergeted
that the legislation of ISM) was' ineonsistent : in
principle with the Mismairi Cempromise. All the
Soirth asked was equal jusffee and they could
not ieetuse to accept that Justine when tendered
by thh.North.
Such.profanity and ridicule or, the feelings of
the North, Mr. Senator donee, will find, in the
long run, in as bad in policy as vile\ in taste.
The oppoeron to the Nebraska\i ‘ eigage a
gathering heakat the North, as the f s ul , lesermo
of tile enormity'hecomes apparent to the eopla
Nearly ever patiet of any standingandlntiperum
has now spoken ikainst it in the 'inost\ deeided
, ,
tones. Among they latest we are glad .to ffiulthe•
Ihdralo Commercial, the organ of Mi. Fatness
and which strongly supported the Compromise of
IMO. That paper sayMs'
The bold measure of Senator Douglass in res.,
pect to the contemplated Stites to be formed out
of the territory of Nebrimbibm e. meaning be
yond ha political importanca . 3 -Asidefrom its re
lation to slavery and its effect Upon thiipeople of
the north, considered with reference to the ques , ,
lion, it is the attempt of a demagogue, with the
old of kindred spirits anal for their own benefit, .
to bring into contempt the sailditror obligations
founded on the highest considerations, and .to
trample beneath their feet, In what they imegine
to be an onward
,march to power, then:lost sol
emn 'contracts. • tilo fast hare the `days of
corruption and decline of all high etateinnanilloi
feeling come upon some of our herding politicians,
that the mostdisgraceful and open useamarearer
the attainment of political power orporpomm are
resorted to without consideration and without `resorted
If in the Senate 'of the .Unieri meta of,
high position 'are found who openl* meow the,
Most dishonorahle political purposes; and press
the& with all the, seal at their command andend.
eupPorters theiXplana what can he expected
of legislative bodies , in the different &idea, anal of
the inthrior onler.ordemagegnee erho-Indulgo'in
no errelny in the performance of their him to 4
diabase le iota,' e * L e r ,
If we going down hill as a peopleore;itepe
that our veleeity,may be acceleratedby ante:mink,'
for the sooner we teach the spot at,whith
lie n must eounnereo, the better for ehionosy.
There iiifibroacts& the land ie. inineitiltder. Spirit
of neglect of too and :toga{ obliptions
MAY be traced b de cided t6rengh: ill
elasees,the extent ,fx its i n tkuniini . ilePending, en
the profit or fortune detivedfriom itaincour,
Whetherlt In. found facia operations; or
in the schemes otlinanders,'.or the expeditions
ot•ffibuttieia, #u the, laying dews railroads or in
4 'eeeriars there-UP-71n the la less actions of a pet
;dmayor or &errands of tie Councii,of a great
ry, inihe jule)datlens of - c d enial clerks or
forgeriesof 'his unumer-,- is one and the
same thin& daring defiance of w, based either
upon the knowledge of its inability to enter:mita
decrees . and upon , confidence of immunity trout
punlshnient, or soon. desire to \eontrol posi
tions rehener eapidity orrixtramigesneedn en over.
leaping ambition far power may be gratlfied.
- •
Tim Wog*" Ornco..,— ere were .
'of ollsoiihrelj• "duke( b e brim
day," two of whom paid Usk; Mad tire +Ai
ommiltted.
\1. 0 , 41,* .
.
' ' 'liiciley,fttobil: . - .
.I?4lll*ClarY.T*OP l.: :_ d :44 7 liti
subject
01 5UM44 , 1141,49 I I COielft,4la,
subject o f a +4ldaralsanta`,: -...osthicit
intense It yo*iltsalWtAisetkailk ye*
cintion;lotr Would ' AugA etsiecri;,
it, which is.daleulatedieW noltbod- kit- • pli*
ject. adrooated.by the writer, ~ ,a sellsee etre**
a degenerous mind toigrix4vorratitigibintnk
is - to full! beck; or teas doWn,sornitigns.nottly
' id ttrwity.' . But there len, centeistiitiblilitlisti
nese in ,thii Indlsh nd ,: iiik , seekbali'llie 4 Ina
sod, attempts tocarrylbrwaid atePectitgkfrit,i
ticking likk:in, nitaiiin, - thase Ilttp.ntirlit itti
.frfeuds, but certainly** cot fts Owego,. - TV
'' ; 14in/ ° l' Ti *! . Wldch - tlie 14rt
.Ito ,
Nrt 6 41 944. Wits - ati.litatittithas - , •Or ••Vi
ezitativryearkisitianidaiWitiq
twiati and :meat ,ladille=t Othri
tai r
colitignAt7;•ingotiika: terreatitit'inttl
} ,f# 4 7-• A mc"t hi ko i vivlt i l \ W anf -
an affair 41,4 ilk its wring.,:f ' PIO
.i"ektkiaill drops
et — 441 14. . (
Ifteriqui ma t noots:"ti , Atha
__, re 4..
tatiatiii! made bramanonYtettilm*riVgg4-ati=`,,k
la . 1 4 d 64 . 4 . dire netntiltr, Irk,* the
writer? . - Ifluit are his mot' - --- - -
menus of informatio,n ? Thi
n Altisba4l7,Jc..l*tim,';'t,"!,
- toff *Waled' trritdy-ilinme,l ,
iiiiiiiugiamititegtOZtigithielt
of }di old 'itiocuitilt end ge n t
lief time that the see-hie 'eV
WO shin; f the Boncrr.-1140
*teed the - Contend* Unit' he
by:tinter:7 \ *tali*-11,11:'.111
huniblerta'Wine it m,
Th . :lints of an boned man'iale - it
l and sincerity which it iiiim',
but, a blundering abet or ' ' ' ir
hides his 'nature; iir:4013.1110•:
modisty of thelirititls-a Edd
- olio believe - fie - is 'itoi what
Init;•notWithstendinig hie prof
"tries ri 'kin.*4ll.lll,pletiett:iad:
setudelEfghi. , :ina ,
end winftgEntillkcAntag , Wislc
The language Ilavii:i624o4
called for,'lnitlltannot
re'see hi We ,4 Rd rdtibtirg 'ay
*Chi of-an viiiroltbrallti)g,
it 'Till& 4, in - .Tar - slaty 4111k44.
carried 'OW. 10:741iickiistbu:drittlito
It istrie the Board of Trachi'ltet 4
~ ' " . .ndid..i
Its operation and usefulneist'builS' ...., eon-
sequence of an tinforttutife - fort Wien' upon .1
it the ',eery sihouteithich - 41eirlite 'toßdeates,
Ot
Ai: a 41 /eieZaireircataili." : Midi t4,llrieutle i
- of thefskeitt loaftheirlhat.iteat,ihdlrfigtwal
fell oft alter in nalnilthaeht,lhield •keinheei lY
1
of the Board, out of a regard to Italia's history
and association; subseribeal at: Gaiter Meeting I
:or tha institution the SUM of PRO handreddollar3 1
to Par og thathulebtednella -. If :it. 'pump inot I
forgetfulticsa, it will never plies into dishonor. ~ 1
The writer, to ahem the:editot of Ike * J4..te. 1
direetid ettentlen; siVethh-1368rd'W Trail. wash
4, siehlyin ittorigin. ',. Bs lima Presidertto Maj. -1
Lim. Wideostalitekin •hoar tithAntsnntic- -
taiing*tgo:ata or Abi-nitp,kit the Neer 1
espyziefeied Ilen).:lialtaireig4tatt e es.
the Michael' - 11etrunr,* hive :nagted from i
ea t. Sealho hive fiery mango! the 'oil" hulk-.
\ itea
.drelA and mixt: ertghtabutsudx . setof the imtita... ‘
tl9n. \ I xis it 4110 - ,Stat mietkoggthi„Pairde.
which' hel4ntort than tweedyjearange, and,
I stem . the last, an d with an etitireiraqwledge ,
of its his ry, I glee upon the same reitord witic::
that of th ashler an Indignant. dental that it wai?
1 I
either •, sic in Itsorigis' , ' no ..,fimaaelli lii
career of ea t hese \— A ,:, ~,, Tmrpri.
- -
hy 634,
lehio. Rale and
Preepeelds
t hex7:4E*,
I wish supporl
the:effect e pee,
theielltatA, They
altdgether
the.cb;t;aii!,in
DR of Ohloomn- j
tinstilm bit,
Me . Barnes:4y. 'l , lol4til - 'the •Mtimiki - stp.t. .
a
The \ roll ' owltHgNare '' ' %. t . l i s i v 7 c . lo - i\e;• ' l - ie i rik ii H ..-"I
ii : 1
Burlingeme'sleethre upon theiji r ;loye ei Pd
sissippl, which wear 'reeered•' is 'eiteit'favor 4
tat . Wednesday Ainbig 'et elts. Met" ~,, .
until* t,.._. ~.` • " `. \ ';' ..de 1. '.,
At the time of the option of.,.th .•: a.. •to c
lion there wianot Mae tote lathe - Va e ,of the t
• ltierissini ;:' now m ore h ad oiti, . - olf the
\
States' of theCoiifedein are tlieref. •. • .! ./I
nearly one half of the peep et 'Melte ....• 1.1 e.—
' Sir .of them ere .dedientod .
~ ' areal ,
bat to elevetic Ardiumeei.a ge 4edaZi. l felkT. ,• ea' I
t l / 4jr,
see ort - th'eColdines of freedom, 2 jet emit .. t ,i •
the Mit.' 'Artinsth;•,..lilisodsid and
Je t
• 1
' haveidfftrylifolitieer Utah '. - '''''Ndleift/ 7 "`i
will set Ms feet in thetn.. , ;Ciltilila flees their .
borders ;stud 'imagination 4fle . 1 1 , With' • . .
monster Legrees.
_The slaveEltites, ho Zest 1
Fettled, linger in the : race. ' They 'hat • p poll, 1
1
tiesl poirei-they have supplied three larthident \ 3
:-they have been the adopted Souses otthhatates. 1
men who have added. to the renown of thttanpub. , i
bc. They aro even now :Irehitel in lm:Petition, '
and otthe thouninds of miles of. Ititiltmys 144 in .4
'
thet ',Wier; not one , fiftli of them are within
their borders.' ••- : ' ' ''' '" ''- ' •''''" \ '' • '
They have teem:ids& for;:theed:r purpcies• inV'i
*Deed =ohms $8..00Q4) 00 awsiost..Bl2Biooo.oo9 \
by the free qtatce : They hold . f4o.koppoiato of
the ielley..the: menthe of th e grand rivors, and .2 '
Yet . the annual pludhet of this'free Pinto orOhio, 1..
fold year ago, Swat Withltra reir.hations Of the 1
annual product of these six Beata: , tfweild not ' i
make - invidious emnperisont„teatl would let the .
trumpet of freedom repel* bu the Auer' 1
the census fableit.
~, ~" - s I°
' The foci 'Stales; yosing,"erfaided in to' themp-* I
per Part "of the'valley, in all those, thlagi'Which 1
give a people ulskfmgstrength,s are , taws - 4.
!tom. They are now thew:o4l4:th" for alllands
they control. themightyeommerealatffeafim
dred millionibeloisgum to thd.yfeiti they sup ,
ply the 20,000 men ' who nacigatti it; they re, i
JOlta in label; and their valleys glitter filth Rea
The settlers of the Alissisaipii .valley,..being 1
thielly.supplied from the Atlantic Effete!. have I
generally followed ;the parallels of lidittide n .
which they Were bony , There Lithe
ready to fight for his peculiar inititutttaim end,. ,
in the- language 'of. hi. Congreseciando,ttnerelt .1
up to th e line of 3830. with his .cothis..eut his -I
back." , There is the haughty 'Virginian, t - yet y
eloquent of the fading "glories ofthathilfouthu, . j
ion—therit iethe true son °flitlf-Keen:* still
prised -Of the land- ,. of:' histhirth. , ll4ll aired
. 1
-Northern' hive of, New, England bee -wWwww.td: a
again and again, and trout:its:urt- boson Md . . 4
through the energatiraidniOf western New Tork,
has .given its .sons and its faith fles.the upper
Valley of - the Mississippi. . -.4: 4r 1 • : - . _ -
The Slates of the North-West are bone ; her. -
„1
bone and tleth other flesh. A New:England man • .. 4 „
—John . ..tdaros=at the treaty :sief:Parts,. by his .
firmness saved that region to the country: , when 4
itwas proposld to yield he with- his -Puritan .i
pluck said No. - Rather than do to he. would go
_ , I.
home and fight , for;t as,limg as lio Could:keep a 1 , -
soldier in the . eold. It was a New England min i
who procuted the reduction 'of the Pries' of the
. t
public lends, and for thin the poor min, shy
bless hinn—it wag a - New..England polley.iwhieh
dedisated every 16th section of land. to, ebool
,6„,,,,„,„„ ; —: and aho're all, a NevErrearßmata-.- 5
Nathan Diwi of Beverly: ta...timellusettreir 4
.i, p th e
Nathan;
•of 1787, ' •' leuthig - 'slaverr' 0
forever from that Territory .-- ," ':, ...,:•.';‘' R .
NeWEnglsmd•ixien assemblin ba - thiCeitito a -
mature their plans mot forth the,coonty of
Rae:, in this Statnin the dreri astiiiici)esest-
her, a little colony, and east set .*lntils now --4:
t
the great /Rate of Ohio.' • A r 'N '.7ltitentseman 1
•, wee the drat Pettier ortltiN '' - ' l i*llteer ~ 1
New England,men were. first 1 .I'idiaa.: \ They 4
. were-the controllipgeleMent• t legislator% :i
which: \ when Vh•ginisier pititio jthithtt right 1
to take \ their slaves into : that try;
, 1
nomilirejeeted. their petition. Aid noortherels
'a land larger than : theltisith West Tonto
per thaw:the free' states,' corbeling • •
•
'tying -linden. the heitsrdeti: of liherty,•bleg. with -••„,
.the best rains of .11mtven drained, by the. fi nest \
rivers it. the ..111(1, waiting far the adrev,:er one. ~ , .-A \
hundred millions of freemen,ilierseithelEn'illamiT •,'''z.
bY the plighted filth e tuabiotafrenillit'North. g
end the Smith, and it - N...Englithrinsts,' *edited
in Nermont, tzustetredin the Nort2e. Westurbier , -..g.
the sundae of freedom, fetweitingtha Mother that
..6
h4re hint, imgratifal to the landufhlee,Aoptlot4
in the Renato of the United Elba* , hi thereto of .174
'the' world;" In lid Usti; when 'no miti , priited . for ~.,1.
it'lry :\ petithth;.thelte to , ibrciate tlis - Wigwag* b 7 'fit
iikickit ha:bees given tOltiedein. AGlAllguage f4,
of the gluriettsold ordinance of 2 787, originally „„•;1.
frourthembid of the author of the deitarstice .%
of independence and to'dootiu It to tie wiles and f
'agonies of slave r y.- .. ;- - --- -. -1 k
• .: i n itii,,,, ol i o of : the poor nuut'erhofie.heriteLii
ltis,„lpretest.;th th e • name of ,buinswitwAtEtwt „?....,
Awtt.:-. Pit , thO\ tdo o 4rittlon do feeek4 l 4 ol cdd ~.'4
,Fantrail ligli let it Aso from every_ section o f the.
"republic' from 0 1 40 of nenr.rti th e land c. ,
Adams; froin the li •of jedhismitethr tomb s
of Jay; 'froze the'
rs : of Calhoun to the , weal
\
shades of tile mugno 'shieesernsffrderthr:.gen-.,,
elves wit of old Kantotlr
iritilefs *grub, man , .t: :
ly , form a Henry Clay; theta .bate, by the 'i
sounding . Eflt where ' 1 great N. N'* l s l .nd 4.
statesman Lc laid down:to irt: I c4O. dir:lars.
:tion go forth; let it ring fro . odd to lad; by o t. 4
cry gushing, ricer ; by rimy realm bill. iv. 1
~,w , '
ever/ 'adult''. teenueldit—dt * ' tia7eXiLl &fr.,.
•-,...
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bl ramuDA Aire , *-troot: '
, baiii4" molaelleilor,
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