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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
BY mins to
PITTSBURGH:_
TlftnUn)AY aihT. 1; Ik4
WHIG STATE TICKET. xi
'TOR GOVERNOR,
JAMES POLLOCK;
01 NOIIILITCXESELLA3I) COUNTY.
;POE CANAL COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE DARSIE;
or ALISO [MAY COVISIT.
fon:JUDall OF SUPREME COURT,
DANIEL SMYSER;
Or 'NORTOONIIIk COllX7r.
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oar rentlogEctabnchoccntof the Daily ca..doot. bidka
on Bandar. Anyractscrocrhodeolcc their natant to Amer
to Ch. M.? on 51 0n507 looming, will plows taco& nem In
bekoro 5 o'clock, on Batardsr.
Rea 4 . l9l r.phqier as "ads s'arre ale paper
Tits Wnta Cottattrios.—,We give to day ,
very full report of the proceedingi of the Whig
County Convention held yesterdsy. .Thn follow
ing is the ticket nominated :
Aiumbly—Wx. E. STIMIXON,Citt
• Roamer You.ocr f Terasturn.
IL 11. - CARNAUSN. E. Birmingham,
Jona J. Muse, Versailles,
• .'. . .• Jseen GUY., Finley. •
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/Luis/en—Hamar Woorns-.Jr., city.
Recor,fer--Jou.s Alwant., West Deer. • •
Clcr.k of U. Courts:Ater.-111uans; Boss.
Conuainiones , —JAxem B. Chasm, Upper St.
Clair.
Audi/or—isms E. FLANZCIIIII,
Dint-fora of Poor-4,43m5. Kattar;?. Wilkins,
: - • Jetta Bl'Kr.s, Birmingham,.
. •• Jolts Benin; Ross.. .
This &lepton from the districts comprised in.
the 2 .1 Ist Congressional:District cthanimonsly
nominate,. 'ion. Damn Wrenn" for re:eine:lon—
a mark oftionfalencti well descCied.
The. ilelegates comprised in the 224 Congres
sional District met 'and appointed Confereis, to
meet like Conferce.s from Butler , county, for the
purikoio nc.minating candidate for, that
diatrict ' "
-TheConvontion r attcr-an arduoneandproaracted
adjourned s little after 6 o'clock in the
evening.
The resoiutsons adopted wore of a vizi strong
anti-Elntrery elnynetor, and'weretulopted math-
We 119,Te not 'room, to-day, to speak of the ticket
Lnedetall, hit we have no doubt 'that it will gira
general satisfaction, after the little asperities gen
aired in en exciting contest have worn off. The
„„Sersembly ticket strikes us as a - very goad one ;
and we are certainly pleased at the nentination
of y.r, Stevenson thereon, believing that it will
tend greatly, in the present together, with
the admirable - resolutions of the Convention, to
promote the anion of free men - of all parties for
the sake of 'freedom. -
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~. 01.31tAOSOes.-11 the people - did not know that
~,- •
~, the Waihington UniOn was the • mouthplece of the
President, and this organ of communication for
every man in' Washington who chooses to wield a
~ .
-'' pen indefamition of those Who will not support
the Admix:lei:dim:, they would bo justified in
concludinglhat s it ware edited ,by a maniac, to
-, - whom ihtitask of rattling chains-in t:, mad-house
"0.
.. ' • would be Moro congenial-than • that of Tenting In-
natio Spleen through the columns of a daily jour;
,„. • nut The &Boling is the ccinebuling-portion Of
an article on the Boston riot; which appeared in
,- that paper of SuMbry last: : .. • • ' -
/!--• "It bra saddening reflection that a soft-spoken
demagogue, who would fly-before the turbulence ,
.•!. his calumnies had aroused, and.hide his head in
: tcrror.at the sight of an •angry mob, should be
able,-in his treasonable warfare upon the eonsti
.
tulip's, to Incite men to morder their fano* crew
. tares • We tell Charles Sumner and his co-con
rspiatore that the blood shed in Bostmi yesterday*
is upon' their hands: • They did not strike the
blow, -but they aroused the, passions. which
led to it. They did not partake in the
strife, but they called for it from their places
in the Senate... And, as if to render the great
cri.ne of- which they have been - this convict
" ed still more damnable, ho and.hia- associates
~ . justify the resort to force against the laws, on
• the acorn of "humanity," and of "hospitality,"
and of "religion." Se; too, will they nextscek
to justify the wholesale- slaughter of the people
• : .:.......____;(thel South: First they rouse the inhuman pas
", Eleall of on abolition mob in the northerneities,
making the case of a "fugitive slave" the cause
of bloodshed; next they will call the servile pop
,
illation of the South to arm, and in the midst of
conflagistion and of rapine ; Mr. Sumner; in ilia
. .
2-, whining accents and classic periods, will applaud
the spectacle, as n tribute to "humanity, "hos
pitality," and ."religion." Not the poor fuve,
1 ' who escapes from his kind master, deludedby
'fanatics, aid duped by false sympathy; not the
excited sealot, who is taught by traitors that ho
is doing God's service when he fires upon the of
' Seers of the' law; - , but
.-. the - sleek, plausible,
` false-heirted, dishonest and corrupt traitors who
flattered the one and inflamed the other, should
be the first victims (if, victims there must be) of
these unjust 'and
,enmitud organisations Against
. When it is known that Ches. Sumner .has nor ,
' es counseled violence, bat, on the contrary, hait
• always &countenanced it, this attempt to blame
_ - the Boston Riot on him and those who voted with
him, as a legitimate result of their opposition to
„ . .
• the Nehraska bill, Is ,
not only insulting to them,
but infamous, and disgraces and degrades the :ad
ministration inwhose aid It was written.
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It is generally asserted and believed that the
' i article from which wo have extracted, was written
vby Senator , Eouglass, and receivedthe sanction of
i . - the President. Use, we tell him tlia - theta a false
,
; hearted, dishonest and corrupt traitor, in thus
.t libeling and calumniating a brother Senator ?or
bon iistly - following out the dictates of his con
science and fairly representing the public lenti
1, ' The administration announced, while the Ne
„, .
..„. breaks hilt was pending, - that it would defend,
' fromlie wrath of their constituents; all -those
who wouldvote for. that bill; and new it under
k . takes browbeit„ malign, and insult all who bad
courage to Tote against it. It holds its patron
age in reserve to reward the Judases who betray
- • , ed their trusts, and then setiitself to work to
brand all who were faithful, as "soft spoken de
i.. . magognes,”' "false-hearted," "dishonest," and
"corrupt traitors." It buys treachery with ono
hand, and with the other pours out billingsgate
upon all who ca n not, be influenced' by its Merge
temptations. ., . . .
nary
, .
- If this thing is to be tolerated, wo 111116 t cease
_ to prate about freedom and republicanism. No
despotism In Europe is more unrelenting in its
persecutions, more unscrupulous in the use of
menus, or more tyrannical in its course of action
than . thil detnocratio administration. The (ree
l' _ , dom of the press is left, because it cannot yetbei
conreidenSy 'reached ; but the freedom of the
•''' - representative is gone. _ Ile must either register
the edicts of the 'government, or be , subjectedto
I - , indignities irldohmake the blood boil, and which ,
none u those laboring under a stern. sense of
•-•' but,,
,k duty hove the fortitude tq submit to.
In no other free government would this course
be tolerated. No London paper would dare thus
stigmatise a member of Parliament, although the
press is nsfreo there as here. The reason is that
-- the Englishgovernment, whatever its other faults
1 ,.
k• may be, has a sense of propriety which see= te
tt bare been denied to the powers at Washington,
and the ; Londefi press is edited by gentlemen,
*
.
who use onlygentlemanly weapons. The United
r x. States raayelsisn a monopoly of Douglas:les and
' ' • The Boston -
Hot was alegithisle • result of the
- • Nebraska bill. That bill eel a ivolemit compact
i- at naught, and the People are not disposedtores
,,
1.!.. peel otheAtempoots that are of no moral force.
ii -- The attemptithercforo, of the administration to
transfer the guilt of this result from its own
I . . shoulders to thosn who resisted the iniquity isms
t -base and cowardly, as it ieinsulting. The oppn
-.4nento of the Nebraska bill never, by word or act,
.thi ni iiii - .-:-adrised resistance by the people to the demands ,
P of the slaw) power, the people have acted upon
, .
4 = their own impulses, and taken epuniel only _ from
t " 7 their , own indignant , harts. lie - iglus charges
t
i:' otherwise: Is not only ,false-hearted but false
•-P . 'The List sentence of the extract we have given
i. from' the gam:, is a clear, undisguised amour
..k, . meant to a Washington mob, to asoaulvand drive
. -
from' the city the Opponents of the Nebrnska
r: hill.:, '
• Ilonesk , iirr-loving - administration I: It
ti • .: .calls • out the army to furce• a ' human being into
bondage, cliiii*tha" , !thiilftitOitust , :',lnVOn- I
foreedll!..iind then ;Ails on ihe ' eltizins Ittyrhoile
midst ins pisced to set it t e leWeitt defia n ce and
:friealetheir 4engeattce on men whose crime It is
to be faithful to liberty! While striving to put
dowitAt 'mob in Roston it encourages one ii
' 3 Y 3II OBtOn!
" The yaobocrsts at Boston, if they err, err on
the sideof liberty; the motive-is to save & fel
low man: but the national administratio& which
seeks to provoke a mob in Washington, has no
motive bade punish thine whore subservience it
cannot command. If-the people of this nation
do not 'hurl such pan tultninistration from power,
and so . vindicate 'their right to freedom, they
will deserve to. ho the ,slaves they arefast be
'coming.
Wino MEETING AT PLULADELTIII.I.—Tho Whigs
of Philadelphia, held an enthusiastic meeting at
Philadelphia on Monday night Last. lion. Ilea
ry -1.). Moore presided. Ile strited that the meeting
had assembled to declare its: preference for the
municipal ticket headed by Conrad and Basle
burst, and also to denounce the administration
for the consummation of the Nebraska iniquity,
'The speakers all spoke earnestly and forcibly in
condemnation of that outrage.
Mr. McMichael said: If this policy of sacrifi
cing everything to the spirit of slavery was pre
slated in;the interests of those present could not
but suffer to a fearful extent.. In the South all
labor is degraded. While in the North all labor
was dignified. those who work were despised in
the southern &sta. The people of the Bout!:
seemed deterinined to make their system gOvern
the country. They bad already governed the
country too much. The system had already to
ken bread out of our months, But it never had
made such strides as Within the last four weeks,
by the passage of the Nebraska bilL Thirty
years ago, the. South had entered into . a solemn
compact that slavery should not be extended
above a certain Hue. This compact has been vi
:dated, and now all the territories were open to
slavery.
The speaker put it to those present, as free
men breathing a free atmosphere, whethei they
would sanction curls a-violation.
Ex-Governor Johnston was then introduced to
,the meeting. He said Una if there was any er
ror in hie appearance nt this assemblage, it was
an error of anxiety for the success of a. good
cause. lie then went into a history of the slave
power from 1812 to the present day, and refer
red briefly to what was in prospect. lie saw
plainly that the country would bo agitated by
this question of the extension of slavery; and
then the men who had caused the agitation,
would threaten to dissolve the Union, if wo dared
to open oar lips. The election in the city would
have a vast influence upon the fall election in the
State. , ;, If the Whigs triumphed in the city, they
would inevitably succeed in the State. He stated
that the Missouri compact had been sanctioned
by some of the best men of both. parties in
•Pennaybrama. , Ho had in his pocket a letter of
the lion. James Buchanan, in which that dis
tinguished statesman had expressed the opinion
that if. that solemn compact Was. violated the
Union would bo dissolved. The Governor pro
ceeded to discuss 'the question at length, and
with his usual force and eloquence. Ho was lis
tened to with marked attention, and set down
amid groat applause.
'The lion. Robert T. Conrad was thenrintro
-duced to the meeting, and was received with
cheers. He said. that he was extremely sorry
that indisposition hod robbed him of his voice.
Ile lacked both Wks and strengib. But he could
congratulate those assembled upon the prospeut
of a complete triumph on Tuesday next. Ile
announced that he concurred entirely in the
views
-of Gevenior Johnson in regard to the Ne
braska bill. Ile had been addressed upon this.
subject, but had found no opportunity to reply.
Go took this occasion to say that he abhorred
the outrage effected by a sobserrient Congress,
under the influence of a-corrupting administra
tion, by Which the territories had .been opened
to slavery. , •
The election in Philadelphia takes place on
Tuesday next.
I:l.mcm.--Tbe union of freemen for the sake of
Fteedotnis a•mattcr which lien near the hearts of
all who sincerely !Mtn Slavery endure not wen
.
dered impructicable by long-continued contests
for extreme measures. -Thus:mune of-the-late
Free Soil State Convention, - therefore, excites
general regret amongfree•soil men out - of the
State. Tho Clevoleral Leader, edited by John:C.
Vaughn, a very prominent anti-sLavery man of
Qltio, says •
Cannot the Anti-Slavery men of Pennsylvania
unite? Why propose orhavo eeparate tickets?
Tho people should prevent ibis, and teach. and
tell candidates, by whicheeer side nominated,
that they must stand aside if necessary, nod the
candidates themselves should practice, in this
crisis, the virtues of a heroic self-tmerifico. For,
'as tire Journal of Albany well remarks, if the
:Shrill is to repeat the old Story of the faggot-of
sticks, unitedly strong, but singly worthless, it
will continue to be broken and beaten.
There is power enough in the Free States, if
compact on the side of Freedom, to tlo•whriter
er freedom may need, or free labor demand, and
there would be in the . , gigantic swell of opinion
which might thus create a voice of alarm, like
the rumbling of heavrwaves, and a might to con-
Auer,.invincible rts the fiat of Heaven. We hare
in them four fifths of 'all the votes or voices.—
This very hour theirmajority is over HALF A XII,
LION. If united, then, they could overwhelm all
oPPosition ; it would not dare make head in the
North; and it would be quickly subdued, and be
come•aensible in the South. • - •
What is it, which the-peril of the hour de
mands? What principle? Trig ..D6NATIOXALI
ZAT/fia or BLATEILY. Only prevent its extension,
.and di the rest—everything that justice could
claim, or:right eneek,—would follow, ae a matter
of course. Shall those who opposed the compro- .
mixes of '5O, stop to question with those who
supported them, when now they might he united
for the repeal of the Nebraska fraud, and against
the extensiots of Slavery ! Shall they start a apeen
lathe point, and refuse to co-operate because one
portion &awes the Fugitive actbinding as slaw,
and - another resists, when both are ready. AO
. erase it from the Statute book, and to labor for
that end? Shall preferences for men—this wing
going for Paul and that for 'Peter—eplitand di
viders, when all are right an to the great Woe?
.No! No I Let es clutch the nestirr ! Let us
grapple the Nebraska fraud, and sla - very extenrica,
and nail them down, now and forever, as impos
sibilities in the Republic.
WITAT Cowes Nerr.—Th e Washington corres
pondent of the Philadelphia Ledger, who Is a
clerk to one of the House Cominittees, and well
informed on political matters, thus sbadows s forth.
theitat move ontho political Chesi-board. We
ask attention .1* his developements.
Some Alma ago when I. wrote you that Mr.
Soule, our Minister to Spain, had transcended
his instructions, in demanding peremptorily the
recall titre:eel:l, the present Captain-General of
Cuba, Vied very' good, 'and what I thought suffi
cient reasons, to believe that Mr. Soule's con
duct in Madrid would-be disallowed - by the gov
ernment' I have now reason to believe that it
will clothe disavowed,' and that Mr; Santo will not
come home home for the present, Ile will Pro-
bably be re-inforced by other diplomatic func
tionaries of high standing= who will hold, - out a
purse to Spain with Mae hand, tind's sword with
the other, leaving to the Queen of Spain the
choice between the two. lam inclined to believe
that this was not the original plan of the Admin
istration; but that it is disposed to yield to the
urgent representations drnot only Southern, but
highly distiuguithed Northern gentlemen, some
of them even from our own State, (Pent:viva-
The State Rights mete of the South, the Union
men of the South, (unwell Cobb at their head,)
and the Southern Whigs, are all brit on the ae
quirition of the Leland Py :Tome means or other,
and they all Wink that the present Congress is'
more, favorable to the movement than any.other
that can be clecteil for the nett dozen yehrit.—
They will, therefore, yaistrn the proem, by every
means in their potrer,rren to the client of employ.
ing force. It is believed, however, that Spain,
with ouch atialternative presented to tier, will
not hesitate to sell the Island. The Cubit matter
was only delayed to get Nebraska out of the way;
that being accomplished, our foreign relations
will take anew story, with . a fair prospect of tic.
coMplishing great mulls. Strju will be taken to
secure the ultimate anarzalloo Or l'orto ficeo
and St. Domingo, which, if . achieved, will secure
us the command sad control of the colonial pro
ducts .of tho north, and render us masters of the
world's commerce. - - ;•
Gas. liouirros.—The. eetenui &meter from
TOX63 arrived" in the city yesterday, and was
greeted at night with an impromptrteerenado.L—
A large crowd gathered in 'front of, the St.
dharles, to whom he addrieeed a few worths of
thanks for the compliment paid him, and on re
tiring he was beartay cbeired. • - •
Tits lincuszttsa.7,WO*o glad . to be obte to
put on record ouch loots, so the following from
the Cincinnati Commerainir..
..-The - now Nebraska Mirnpaignhat commented
by n movement of the bntbDottglins Cohorts. On
Saturday th eye passed - throtterqbbiiity serea
hundmi and thirty tlermaii emigrtinti ontheir
way to Nebraska. We were infortnotiestirdaY
morning, that these were only the adenneOritird
of . a largo body moving Nebraskawnrds:: •
DErrenie—Air ;line LY promptly
tijiOn pOr table, and-proves as minable lin C
. - -3nuvicuurepricoxygNmart. - .Tf;
41t,teir o'cloiski the him folitridelt the Cont ent tioa Noe eallePl th6.::Deleamtes to the Whig
I Cowitt CoviiitionLasiekibled In the room of-the.
Court of fiuurterSeseiona.
On motion of Sob'. C. Walker, Thomas 3L
Wattamtm., of the Third Vitra,' took the Chair.
E. J. Brooke, Robinson, and •J. 8. Riddle,
•Venrsilles,: wero obosen Vice Presidents.
D. 9, Units, Snowden, Jos. W. Lewis, Third
Weid, and J. A. Eakin, Elizabeth, Secretaries.
On motion of James S. Riddle, a committee of
re were appointed to prepare business fa. the
Coneentioh.
The Chair appointed J. S. fiddle, Versailles,
James McAuley, Fourth Ward, Samuel Kerr,
Elizabeth, Dr. J. E. Huey, McKeesport, and J.
S. Leech, Lawrenceville, as the Committee.
The Secretaries called the Wards, Boroughs
and Townships, to which the Delegates respond
cd, and were enrolled no follows:
Pittsburgh—let Ward—E.• Darlington, 1)
Fitzsimmons.
2d Ward—J. Rhodes, R. F. Smyth.
3d Ward—T. M. Marshall, Jos. W. Lewis.
4th Ward—Jas. McAuley, R. J. Thomas.
'rah Ward—Andrew Wilson, Jas. Donnell
Gth WardJas. Lowry, Jr., Stun'L Shore. .
ith Ward—Henry Wi isos, Jno. J. Naylor.
Bth Wahl_ George Moore, Wm. Woods.
6th Ward—James M. Leak°, James Little.
Allegheny—let Ward—James H Logan, 11.
Nixon.
2d Wart—John M. Blair, Andrew Moore.
3d Ward--Casper Gang, Jas. L Graluun.
4th Ward—James Marshall, Jas. Parke, Jr..
Manchester Bortl. A.Sampson, W. B. Ross,
McKeesport—Dr. J. E. Huey, Q. A. Shaw.
Sewickley—Dr. W.'Woods, Joe. Bush.
West Elizabeth—Dr. J. B. McGrew and David
Lynch.
Birmingham—.k. Patterson, Jos. McEnight.
Tarentum—J. M Porter, W. J. MCleary.
Sharpetumb--Andrew . Morton, J. 13: - Com-
LowrenceXille—R. L Ewalt, John S. Leech.
Duquesne—Mathias Voeghtley, A. Fleming.
Elimbeth—rJantes A. Ekin, Itobt. C. Walker
South Pittsburgh—John Crouch, John M.
Scott.
West Pittsburgh—Jacob Meinhart, W. Porter.
East Birmingham.—W. 11. Bartley, R. B.
Car an. •
Moon Tp.—W. Guy, J. Scott.
South . Fayette Tp.—W. Dixon, Levi Gregg. '
Findley Tp.—S. Boyers, Wm. Wilson.
("borders Tp.—Eli Ednumdson, N. Gilmore.
Upper St. Clair V. Rowland, William
Nixon.
Snowden Tp...-=Tirm. Wilson, Jr., D. C. Halts
Tii.--Jobu Large, J. C. 'inciter.
North Fayette Tp.—Vincent Miller, Win. Me
Robinson Tp.—Matthew Ilan, E. J. Broolte.
Lower Sielair Tp.-4onathan Neely, Wm. DA
worth.
Baldwin Tp.—Robert IBKee, Wm. *Cowan.
Jefferson Towuship—.losialk Aber. JOseph K.
Hamilton.
Elisabeth Tp.--Copt. Sosol. Sea, CoL Wm
Douglass.
'Versailles Tp.—Wm. d Shaw, James R. Rid
die.
Patton Tp.—W. N. Haymaker, Matt. Aber.
Plum Tp.—Adam Tomer, Robt. F. Logan.
Penn Tp.—Jos. dnively, Joseph Stoner.
• Wilkins Tp.—John llouse,ll. E. Mitchell.
Peebles Tp.—S. Beitler, Moses Philips.
Collins Tp:- , ,-SammelChadwick, Thomas Aiken.
Pitt Tp.—Thomas Farrow, Alen Miller.
East Deer Tp.— A. Beale, J. E Karns.
West Deer Tp.—lt. Morrow, Jno. McConnell.
Indiana Tp.W. C. Denny, Wm. Henderson.
McCandless Tp.--John Sandell, A. Payne.
Pine Tp.-- John Greer, Thos. Cochran.
Shaler Tp.—James C. Bryan, John Miller.
Ross Tp.—James Watson, John Kreider.
Franklin Tp.-ILsattc Keeley, Dr. J. Scroggs.
Reserve Tp.—C. Righ, John !scabies.
Sewickly Tp. -= Samuel Neely, Samuel Richey.
Ohio Tp.—Wm. Morrison, lt. 11. Peebles.
Neville Tp.—Jon Cole, Jas. Dickson.
ihe business committee presented the follow
ing resolution as part of the business of the
Coniention:
keur vied, That 'this Convention proceed to
nominate in the following order, by writing the
names of the candidates on•.st slip of paper,
which slip shall be lifted by one of the• Secret
aries, who shall call upon the members for that
purpo
fose— . .
r,Recorder and Clerk of Court.
51 for Register and Commissioner.
- 31flor Legislature..
.4th for: Auditor,..itn:.::
-... Thli . „Y•whinibr : offet...tonaideration and adoption
the a ppended msolutions.k• ' .
• The mmlotIoe• silt le Wend below
Mr. McAuley stated'himself and Mr.
Leech 4ere inn minority on the committee., They
had ye,. te d for Register being balloted for alone,
trot.
It. C. Walken:objected to voting by ballot as
the day would Im occupied by Delegates in pro
curing ink and paper. He mare.' aS an amend
ment that the voting be done by marking, no
wont.
Mr. Park, of Allegheny, hoped that what was
worth doing was worth doing well.. In voting by
Imllot the votes of the , Delegates could not be
antrolled, awl he would not object to any
length of time to receive that - -
A Voice objected to balloting unless printed
tickets were provided.
Mr. Parke: continued. If the resolution of
the cominitta did not prevail, at least some ac
tion Should be taken to relieve the delegates'
from a system of espionage carried on by
rounding the Voters' while marking. lie 'hoped'
the table would be kept cleared. • • • '
Mr. Lowry,. of the 6th Mud, moved as an
amendment:the choice by Men rect.
Mr. McAuley upheld the resolution, and-stated
some of the objections to the old system of mark;
bag. In regard to the time taken up by ballot-.
log. what with the bad writing of the Clerks,
the incorrect manner of marking, &e., he thought
the choice could be Made in as nearly little time
as by marking.
The motion to amend, by imb - stitnting visa
met, was lost. • '
The amendment to, substitute "by marking,was carried: "
Mr. McAuley moved that as they were to vote
by marking, that the candidates for Register,
Recorder,Clerk - et the Courts, and Commission
er. be voted for together.
Mr.
,illaliter objected, but the amendment pre-
Tailed,nnd the resolution an amended, was adop
ted.
A'delegate moved that every delegate bo com
pelled to keep his neat, or forfeit his title to is
place, in the Convention. •
Thg - President suggested, instead, that every
gentleman would stand back, and would not be
guilty-of espionage upon the voters. A motion
to that effect being made, it was unanimously
adopted. • •
A resolution relative to the place of marking,
was made and adopted.
Mr. Pakke suggested that every person making
a nomination, should write the name of his nomi
nee, and place it in a hat, from which the Secre
taries should draw, the first name drawn taking
the first plait, on the marking paper, the second
the second, and so on. The motion was lost,
-however.
A general resolution Was adopted to the effect
that delegates shoal-have permission to vote for
an absent colleague.
Mr. Jkmes Marshall, of Allegheny, presented
the following letter, which , had been handed to
him for that purpose:
ALLZOIRNY, May 81; 18M.
To the' Members of the API( illtdlOlde And Wltig
County Convention : ," •
OSSTLZMICIF—.The undersigned have been
directed by " The Temperance Association of
Allegheny and vicinity" respectfully to call your
attention to the existing necessity for the nomi
nation and election orsuitable men to rep t went
our County in the State Legislature. NM
Daring the last erosion of the Legislature a
law was passed requiring the 'people to vote at
the, next general election fur or against a Pro
hibitory Liquor Law.
Believing as we do that the majority will be in
favorer such a h w, we respectfully and centrally
ask that you will place in nomination the feat
and known friends of that measure—not only
Men who are friendly, but men who can and will
exert themselves for the accomplishment of so
4010010'i result, as the plumage of a strictly
Prohibitory Law.,
Pie know you eon nominate such men, and
trnat you will. Otherwise to the enemies of Pro.
nnd,tfot to its friends mast you took
for your support: -
Yours,Very 'Respectfully,
J. P. DALC, Presl.
Sec'y.
A motion was made to lay it upon the table.
Mr..'Marelutll objected, as exhibiting a want
of courtesy to a very large and respectable body
of residents of the Whig city of Allegheny, and
moved that lt be received and filed.
Mr. Denny insisted on the motion to lay on the
table. The signers of.thn comrtinnication made
a duvet, and for that, reason his motion should
prevail
Consisierable -excitement prevailed; some in
slating on the motion to lay on the table, and
Mr. ttennia - piotiou Was vita down, and the
I motion - to reeeire and file taunted Py ,!x largo me-'
jority, • -
A , motion to proceed - to niontrutto wasimade,
and after repeated calls ;for thexemainder of the
Business Committees!'repcirt, preralled.
It was resolved that' in marking a Ttnenship, -
Ihn'ough and Third should called 'alternately.
Tito nominations were proceeded ,wlth;;Alast
of thera"together with the rates redelvideich
candidate • • • - •
6. Fabacetock
.: . . ...,....
John Magill
''Clerk of ; Court:, '
A. Ilibul4s'
- John Dinner.: .. ..............
Mr. - Wands wits 'declared nominated.
MEM
_
W: - K. Vit
Hettry
11. J. Limon
J. K. Foster
Wm.
John Voting ,
A. Richardson....
(No choice .for . Register.)
Comnsiisioner.- •
J. B. Glenn
Charles Craig
Francis Rants
W. N. Burchfield,
Geo. W. Irwin
Adam Ilentheru
Lewin J. F1eming............,
There was no choice for Commissioner.
Some confusion arose before the conclusion of
the balloting 117 the efforts of the Chair to en
force the rule to prohibit all spectators within
the bar,
Du motion adjourned until two o'clock.
AFTVIMOON SESSION.
At the re-assembling a motion was made, end
amended in ouch a manner. as 'to • provide
for t'se nomination of and marking for candi
dates for all the remaining offices.
Thefellowing are the !vaults c. •
Reebriler. . [24 Ballot.
Fnhnestock
57
Magill l 62
Mr. Magill having a majority of five was de
clared elected.
Register.
Wm. K. Vankirk....
If. Woods ...... .......
Wm. Forsyth
11. J. Lenten '
J. K. Foster
Wm. Perkins
John Young
A. Rieffirdson
Commiuioner.
'Charles Craig...... .
Fronts Rams
W. N. Burchfield,
George W. Irwin...,
Adam Bentham...
Lewis J. Fleming.
Jae.
Assembly. • • lst Ballot
Robert l'ollock, (elected)
W. E. Stevenson
John .1. Muse....
C. S. Eyster
D. D. Ilrnco
Jacob Guy; (elected)
John Morrison 13 withdrawn
'Thos. Kiddoo l 6 II
John B. Roberts
'Dr. C. Robb • 0 withdrawn
Thos. K. Wilson 1 a
Wm.Willson 0 18
John Mclilhenny ' 2
B. F. King 10 3
R. 11. Carnahan 8 as
David L. Smith 12 5
Don't Negloy 0 4 7
J. B. Backhouse 0 1 20
Thos. McMaster 0 1 withdrawn
Wm. B. Ross - 0 4 24
Joseph Johnston 13
J. Heron Foster 2
irm. J. Smiley 3
James S. Franklin • 6 4
N. P. Sawyer 10., withdrawn.
Messrs. Pollock and Guy were elected on first,
and Messrs Stevenson, Muse and Carnahan, on
second ballot. ,
Auditor. Ist Ballot. 24 Ballot.
N. P. Pearson 12 withdrawn.
E. W. Cook 11 2
Thos. Davison 8 8
James E. Flanegin 43 70
John Murphy. 7 3
Jno. M. Ewen 12
R. F. Logan 24 ' 25
Mr. Flanegin was declared elected.
The names of several candidates for the Leg
islature were withdrawn.
Mr. McAuley thought it' would be a stroke of
policy to unite on Mr. Stephenson, and was about
to enter more fully into the reasons, when the
Chair called him to order, and the second ballot,
was proceeded, and counted,' as in the table
above.
- •
..........
~..29
Oa motion, Ersoked, That the Chairman mg
point au executive conitittee . of fifteen ' for the
ensuing year, the, Chairman of which to be from
the city. •
The President then read the report of the,
Committee 03 follows: • . •
/ 1 31 3 ked; That ilia pamper the Nebraska
and Earainuilrill clearly indiestel or
the friends of slavery to propagate, confirm and
diffuse that national sin and shame in violation
of the letter and spirit of our national bond of
union, which was designed to secure the bless
ings otrselyes and our posterity..
2. Thsofrrd,That we will maintain and defend the
true purposes of our national compact. • .fie will
have ho more compromises with slavery. We
will recognize no law that aids and sustains sla
very. We will resist the introduction of slavery
into Nebraska or any territory now free, and we
will now and always resist the admission of
slave States into the Uuion.
,3. Rooked, That for the . future the South
mast n take care of itself—take care of its pecu
liar property; supply its - Own bloodhounds and
doughfacee; the freemen of the North design to,
and out and exterminate the breeds.
4. Racked, That in view of the dangers of
the eriidet crisis overriding all former party
distinctiens--4ro hereby pledge'ourselses as sol
diers in the camp of Freedom—we inscribe Free
Men to Free Labor and Free Lands upon our
banner, and enlist for.the whole war. .
5. Rewired, That John Bell, of Tennessee,
Thoteasii. Benton, of :Missouri, Sam.lifousion,
of Tesas, and other weathers of Congress from
the Southein States, who oppOsed the inform:am
Nebraska. bill warmly and ably, command and
receive our highest admiration and. respeit.—:
Their love of country, freedom and humanity
lei triumphed over all continual importance.
- The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
On motion. the lion. Davin Itireug.tras mien
imonsly nominated as the Whig candidate for
Congresa
31r. Parker, of Allegheny, mt. v the follow
ing,
•
which was amended and-defeated:
Rthoired, That hereafter, instead of voting far
&legato for the purpose of nominating candi
dates in County Convention, the ,voters shall vote
directly for,the candidates, AIWA° Judge hold
ing this primary election, make hie return to the
County Convention, which shall be composed - of
the Judges holding said primary elections, and
on connting the votes, the candidates Laving
the highest number of districts, shall be duly
nominated.'
On motion of Mr. hicAuley, the Convention
pledged themselves to the unanimous supporter
the nominees.
After thanks to the officers, the Convention
adjourned.
_ The County delegates organized by the elec
tion of three Directors of the Poor, by calling
Mr. Eakin, of Elisabeth, to tbo chair, and ap
pointing Mr. D. C. Holtz, of Snowden, Secre
tary.
On motion, John McKee, of Birmingham, Jaa:
Kelly, of Wilkins, and John Brown, of BM tp.,
were elected Directors of the Poor, by acclama
tion.
, .
On motion, odjonnted.
After the adjournment of the Convention, the
delegates front the Allegheny side of Allegheny
county, met to appoint a committee to confoy
with the conferees of Butler county relative to
the nomination of a candidate for Congress from
the Butler and Allegheny District.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JAMES M. RlDptr.. of Vormilllta - Townthlp, 'Swill be a
candidata for County kuperlntendent of Common Se!oak.
Ito Is well known in both City wad a...tr.
•
tne-n-Itilk2tw.
IL N. AVERY. Principal otttio lot Ward Public Bcbondn,
l'lttsburgh, In a randidato Om the °Moo or Snporintendtint
of Public rkll.l. for AlloghOny county.
M'Clintock's Family Nedicines.—Wt
eadl the attention of beetle of fatnthen,end ahem to thereat
vatilernent on the (north page of Mena t auntie flintily
For Bronchitis, Throat Diseasesiliack
13a Comm, sod the effects onnpruttent um of liereory.—:
No medicine buever been atrenvered which has effected
such corn u Caster's Spanish )11s tore.
• Throat diecancs prulticed m111..41013. Ilacljng G ou gh,
'Bronchial Aticetione, Liver Moue, Nem:l3o2MM' Elmo.
rnalisto, bale all !wen relieve.] and cured In it Wonderful
, manner, by the great pongee or the blood, Calicr'e Span .
Ith Mixture. *- •
Tim au °Mr. T. I!. Rooney alma@ ikil.lll4 Malay Roy
Aria, doubt. (1I on the Agent god proem* jnophlit
coutalnlag cum.. ro!olrh mill astound you. '
E.ondrytilsoment., . . myl74l.lmlmT
•
Especial Notice to persons.using Cod
LIVEIt OlL—The sui.rltor :bath*: =44:: arranseenenta
with Mourn Popplelo t Thompson fora regular oupply of
their genuine am LIVED. OIL, put pp In pint bottle.,
would m.o.:trolly 101 l the ...tent'. +Oho to an
enininalknaof tho article. being Putty pinnunbe that Ito I
purity and hopes. from rancid tut. or enroll; . It la one
mode& Tbon.la now no CIE4 Liter Oil IP Mix country
lymnid, to Ano above, Unwired. of bottles bare
Lin told, sud'slren turrjr.l4l isalslacthan. In the artb
do of Cod Lb* OIL persona tablas It should La n easeful to
obtain ppool. attlele and one Pr. front a - meld tate ,
.4 meth is Its virtu... 4..04 enluuleed by Its ling.
see•pinblo to the stomach sad not prodnenne nama,part
ty and a ple.silt Taste toile It mord;rrWll7 taken OLT;
t he tartrate nu 1 aboirld lota the bleak and thereby In ..
oallog.tho of that Paid gialeut Una awl boa
inximproadot tower, annul through to
150 /d 1,7
oral G0W.11011..
Ist. .ilatloL
The DtplOntae that were awarded hp the it:
Pens,T),finis Nide Asaktatnia sod.t r , seit.tertlrusto Of the late firm of u v bowels,
et Mar, at ritotaro. biro Ws tart at the Stied Store cer I.IOI,E,SALE DRAIXR
jiMISIVAIW
•-•
iftbati*d.lbrdiatinniti".
800 TS AND 0E S
opls u1U1ent10.4.4.0 , sow eat re
Wood
riteelotreb.:llsy at, 1814.— . 1,tt0. 3015,11n3 •
I
isaldllo4
COLL S,
VOMMISgION'.:MERCIINNT,
ANDAVIIOLIiSktat DEAL= IN
. CIIF,ESE, BUTTER" ; SEEDS; FISH,
' And Prn4nn, Gcnerally,
N 0.25 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Jslb
. .
J
0
Powder.-EveryDn Pont '. variety Rille
Sttilaß and Eluting Powder, In all - id= ratkasres 4.67
on nand and hr .ala from ; Mantissa In lot. to jolt par
charm on favorable taw: Alto Witty lone.
lat. Ballot.
_ 0.111.DIVICLI,„ ilartufmturers'
7.4ic • 143 Mat streetaittatnash.
M'CORDOO. ~would most respectfully
,
mite tho ottecktlon Of L • ake to their end complete
dock of FANCY FURS, cow Opening. eomptiolng In part
Sable, Stow .11ortin. Cormino.Sibetlaa
-M. Bock hrestltt,llcoott; ewer sod Swan', Down; lotto
Yktortme, Poloaesir CUM. Doi; at. comer Wood Lod
t• 1111 l otrooti.
If you are sick,' the probability ie that the
root' of your suffering Is to the stomach. Prom a - weak
stomach, Pored .dyepolsla, languor...PO..lon to the
aarh.laa.iseedke, hrodsche, nausea, Wally weakness,
dlroneenof might. heartburn. onetlieness, dysentery, and a
legion of other tormenting apemen. Indlgmtlon Pmdoe
es thin Mood, and therefore destroys the strength and rig
or of the system. To restore the tone of the stomach. and
enable It to tbrownff and disedis forever all them tor
menting and dangerouscomplalnts, nothing Is necessary
hot a persevering use of Ilootland's German Bitters, pre•
pared by Ito. C:11. Jackson,
,Phlladelphla. There Is no
mistake, no failure In their sanative effect.
Sold lu Pittsburgh, by PLESIItiII BROS., -DrUggista,
JO Wood ft. Alm, fur ear by OVA). 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood
ta77.l4hrdasrB.
2d BatlO. 3d &ilia
. ..... .....15 21
4 7 70
18 8
.
.MARDWARE
LOGAN; WILSON & CO .,
Beg to call tho attention of Buyers to their
extetudre Stock of
HARDWARE AID SADDLERY,
eft:lie/UM one of the most complete. emortsocutaln the
RECEIVED DT RECENT PACKETS PEON EUROPE.
and which they colter on the wet Sociable term; Mo.
&Ante. going Nast trill Sad their Interest promoted by
buying their 'UPROARS at - -
N0..311 Wood otr Plusborigh,
(A aoMMMAeon tnat3T., sue IbllYdAwS
23 15
5
tat Ballot. 2d Ballot.
.......lis 64
18
80 10
15 32
NSURANM m cSNIpANy,
80
3 69
31
SWOTS L .
, I.ate or the Xtos, ilartfeweL
/new Corning Firm of lAwning t C/cl.
Theodore McNamee ----Firm of Bowen & alelatoce.
Itk.rd Finn or Doane, KUM Clo..
IYdricee ofeleflin, >lento &
.None.. of Owego Wise & Co.
" Winn of HUD. Mahoney t Co.
Finn of Willard in Wood.
Levi .. .. of jitono_t Blare.
. a rower .
Armlet B. :f C. U. e tett Co.
Jahn IL of J. C. Clone A Co.
alitlicon O. Lonirerl.—..—Zirm of A. NA. Lew/wore .t Co.
C7arrks ..... of &udder .a C o.
L evi iada ertnery.lf Vine or Lents Atterbury Jr. t
LP. Jfarroce.........—Flrus of/. 11. Beebe. Morgan A 00.
Att.l T. Theight....—..-Ylrin of Trowtrtidoe,Deicht t co.
John O. Minn Firm of.Nelcon
Charter P. Dadaist-- Firm of Baldwin Starr t Co.
thtlies.-... ........ -......ifirm of ellen:WM in
taala.S . ot 11. lb Morgan & Co.
learn P, ...Jim of Comao, Lathrop & Co.
TA mt. ...-..111na of T. 11. bleinemger,
Ddrid Mem ofJohowns & Sanawd.
ru, It orNorton.i3ntler in Wort,
~a ° rtu
rtn - Orlirrirca.
If l = ' llrlr;ii.7 - .. - -iii6 - 7ii.d . skaa BuIL
Ayred Acmes ...... of A.S. Bunn. Co.
Kee Lockiecal ...... of lt. Lockwood t faal.
Luaus —Mu of north., Allen A4:13.
Jame A. D n, Balmer t Enright.
&me IL 1401inotara., Flrol.of Ffer ' tid r ughato, Newell I Co.
Aka IL &cif ...... ar
m Bwifklnbt I Co.
Carrie Fir of
Wor nCndi Noble.
Want A. _Winn of Drake
Nalhon dtockwell A Co.
LCotittnr---i t irm of Barney, Ilumptr.T a Maki'.
WA. ...... Lbutinental Bent.
DaftraT.l VV:Anwey - -.....--....)1na a Wells.
Full
Co.
1""'
George /harm.-- .... .. .. nn o torn*
&HAIN L. L 0031116, President.
CILAS. lIIIITIII.VtcnoIarr
Insu r ance Conilry or Ilnaltntigh.
. - R. D. KING, President. -
MARSIIELL,, Seib
OPF/LE, - ICI TER. DETIVEKX ILIRKET.ARD
• IMOD STREET&
Il‘" - 1,Vustir ; s V - Itt IINVAR"%B"4I rhl
mu a I s°
aplingl the 7.41. otr aitZi Al:1.111/ .V.l /VGA Tll l .l
/.11.1 THAI% SPUR T-17.
u. xte
n.
voa.
fi~. r.
Samuel te
Wert Dunlap...Tr,
•
N. Itartattelt.
lease IL Pennock,
Walter Brntot e
'Juba EL I
INSURANCE COMPANY,
op likitll4lllll, ~ arse
Capital Stock, Mamma I'mat!max and Weoteims rood.,
• $1,000,000.
INCORPORAfk:II) I$ 5. -
Policiei of la urante issued at all tittles on the
tooet rarorahle foram againxt
LOSS Olt DA 111 AGE, I.IY 1,111. E,
•
ft, • )1)1{01U11: Y .11tNOLD. Agrot,
-.•/Vra 714/• tor Pitl•b•rothset4logbomi
Indigestion and Liver uompiaint Cured
111' KIEI. PRIWILEWL—Iic•oI the plinutug letter Imo%
I•l,ll.lHcken•ra, • 311/14•••ry Yu Melon. •
Ma B. M. EUra—Dear Sin—Mgeolf and wißi having"been
greatly tenanted by the ore of your !Sink., 1 wish to
-pare.you mud we • besot two or thew rioden totthe. I
mu the tkomrogstiOnal Minister to this plum, and several
of mg people am affected with indloratlso aud an Ina:Sion
.-4thelirar. thee .asst of to I 1 nod wife. bcfbre taking
rOtir C OR Rta.la We took several lob
ties—twoor three each—about gear nod s half amps, and
hhorrt oiDo i red m Mead health Dr genre as. w. bans
'slum t time. had uot taken a singlet bottle before
that (o ilman of the atronach which andistress.. the dia.
Pose Portia wee milord. and 1 hare folt seething of i t slum that
My or 01. Mitred from • ehnmk disease of
the liver, wt. eb had been ofameral years standlug. hg the
use of tour Petroleum.
Sob! by P. M. KIER. Canal Basin, UQ. H. KEY/M
IS Wood sa, arid Druggists and Medicine Dealers every,
where. !Panora acirmtleing Petroleum 00,1 ace
170ILBIS LOCOMOTIVE 'WORKS.
Athatial ShrlA the Ra4'read. rildisdelOtto
NGAGED for many sears a:elusively m
FA it. ...ext.. or
n u,oa.uoncri„bsu.n...tir
: cooolderady enlaced, atff r . baldid_ltd
and natter.% hawse!, and tool*, which win amble ate
=
Vets to furnish, with despatch, nor dale:Ogled:a of
ohillaal credit
ale • ItleflAßD NOlttild it BON.
Families will be aupplied :with our'various
giadat of VIIIOUND .by 'tint eir er•
.1.11. et tbe tdilL or In oar boxes et Logan, neon £ Cet'a.
Workl areet.ne Braun Molter, comer et Liberty end tit.
'Clair eta. Pltbiburstt: IL P. Pebwtrte, or J. T. Sebtpla,
Brn•
Va dj' r rollt . t i ./e b lii7V - 01 to Wallies 'neither oftbe
Tame. CASA bra delivery.
BRYAN. Emcmoy 2.00. ,
. FanU'Mli DILWOETH t@ CO.,
WHOLESALE anocEfts AND 'COMMISSION
id . ..ERMAN - TS.
Nos: 130 and 132 Second street, between Wood
and - StolthltoldLrittabl Arent* for L. t Kirk
fraeMigrar nolthp , 4 Miadhl•—• 114srrtakent of
the attend= Li= Ca **l.4**
AnAinjohnl".,_,
•
Ease and : Comfort.—The Confoimatcir,
alely Imported hum Path, azactly India tbo Itst to the
peculiar *toe of tito 1118.100 a nen bat Ism our on We
bead aa snub* one Aunt flt 111114 Ward Kat may In bad
0.77 iftod at. • .ar'44l • V. pOtnilLAS.
BANKERS AND INSURANCE . DEAL-
Y. 11.8, No. 116. Wood strode op. door from Yint streak. Pitts
burgh.—Dely and well Par and Current Funder, - Ellalat and
Tlmo aseleangeo. °Wet; 00ook. Awdewn and Wader , * Thine
lOW, and kromlar6ry ?idea 'allow 6 per owl on Mute DW
poeltea of Par and °lnvent atouen and lnenere
Marino Pedalos to the '2617.1. Ileacius6a Cosmear, (nab
GDtW,1170,000,) and korai isirciemaa Oaarlat; (Canna
10,000.000.) ' - • sal •
Ehla.rged or Varicose Veins, Weak ,
Kau down .0111 Was[ ANX1.0,..4 Would COP•ethtliy to
rite the attention of physicians, and the public generally
to tor nesortment Silk Elastic Stockinga. Knee 'UM .
Ankle Socks and ha-Wages Mr the relief and cure of Vert
rep re Enlarged Veins, Walk Ankles, Weak. Knelt Joint.
cud the eartous appliantint neat In the egre of disenees In
quiring °utast,' pogo& .
likel alto keep emery witty of ~TrUI.C.. DiAr Ware.
SuPacrtara, Shoulder Drusre, and In fhd, oil kind, of co o
eltanlcal apPllanoee wed lathe cure of disease..
KEYSER, Wbehnede hrouglet.•
mhm...jawa No; 140. or. Wood PL and Virgin Alltir
bot W in a L eh orapa lle nty ll t 7 tiata L ts 443 .lkletat ilT" lrt. l o ' n " lial l'r rit i ., B°- .7 .
Panting 'theYard of tba • American Mutat, In= theist o
*aril °mting. Atifly Mk Oka. ' .tabla tf •
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS,
tooricrooras or
Chilson Purtiaces. Wroft Iron Tubing
For Ininning and Votilation - of Mading . a.
•A. rk W . will eon trwt Sit Wirming and Vol .by
131.ftni or II ot Witer. Pipes or Cblbmex Fun ace. Cburebel,'
Munlot, floirpltalr. Vectorial, Illroon IffyaliaA, Coact IlAnyet
JAM& 114 els or Uwe!! him., No. )Imlo.
IVIIO,LESALE DILUGOIS.TS,
NO., NI WOOD Ktur.HT, •
- Pirrimunan; . .
Proirteburent littuat4Out;lizic4 Norm%Nage. Ling.
1.11 N.. Let. •
Life, Fire - dc'llfariiLe.linitiriuicre Company:.
oFrrog GG rIPTITZintRRT'."
11A802410-11ALL, Pirrghtuttlit,pA. •
7AMSB.B. 400.Y. - Pretittept;
This .101npany makes ovary Itisurailce ;air.
pertaining toot oannactsd with MVP. RISKS. • • - - .
Also, against !lull sad (Win, Biota ins the Ohio - and
:Mississippi siren and tributaries. and Machu, lUsks- Katt-
And igitingt•Loss - or Damigo by Elio,
And against the Perils of the seat• and Dama o
and Transportation.
Policies Issued at the low.stystes e9ralstant
-
~ • • • •
B,lloon. •
tunnel
Mrlll{lkm Phillips.
dizmusi, M. !J.,
Joim MeMphs t . . • • -
Ja1014.14 0
/autos Arsrshall.- •
Ileum.lL Belden.'
mrhl•lob IRA; .Ori
FEY=
===
Ladies Fancy Fun.
NEW YORK,
CASH CAPITAL 4.4 ,SOOg)OO
• N 0.69 Woo
otrootri.=4h.
Wm. Dmhomy., Jr.
K. 11. Hier,
immd*
. J. lichm.mmaltm.
Wca. 1.1. Mayo,
uton.
PRQTECTION
• 011 Tlli
PERILS (W SAM ATION
PEARL STEAM MILL.
CANAL BASIN, ALLEGHENY,
NIUE TIII3.IILLIIROAD STATION.
O'CONNER, BROTHER &
==a=l
!KNZ=I:9
AigMf do7goftsOpi,
PITTSBUEGH
=MI. m.W B. )(sten.
James D. 11,11111,
Moxsonlot
John VnUorton, •
• !Cohort Liolvray,
Mu-ardor Havana., Atm -
t.rorthr Loo
Itaratio O N. ojf . attanninC.
Illtam Blom; o.myer.
, roz Bet 001 l • ' •
. .
1 ANOTHER LAMM fiEr 'IA, OF
DRESS-GOOD___ A S , • ed
AT AMORY & .111JRWEFIZUD'S.c
. .., ,..
. We hate just completed the ope - runir of our
TN= 1111rpir for this Stang of NEW WWI&
Goods, ,Ma Oiwzort;
113:
meat of Ladies . Urea Goads, titta
ats,..Craps aod othar Baring • ' , dr, flanges, num.'
thresadhises, Law, Se. MMy Lenin, Irmludinli mew
stiles oilman° sad deslnWs a also, . MEN & Goys.
1.. t 4,,,
MUM; large oaortoseut, and all 'twiny . of Males
and Gloves, suitable t. the ~on.
It th rarely that buyen Sod so . and choke a' $ tA. ,
of sisods to select from so tats in dos as eau to= 1.4 ,
found st our establlstment, and alkali find It their Inter'
est to call with In. 1117RPELY SIMI $ • &IA
mr.V.-11rfe North Ent corner of 4 . a Marlmt ids, •
NELSON'S FIRST Pal
DA, GLUE R REOTYi
POST OFFICE EMI DINO. TIIIIIM3TI
VITIZENS AND STRANGFAS
C
• verymo l
dWmt an
m aiccaur w a itlel ,
Martdia t l o to n t d h
eir lnto
•t this well known establishment white entifa r
is guarantied. or no charge 1136110.11.144 4. 101ths
targnat and twat arranged El& and &Is - er om
structed for the purpose, with inatrumenta mee t
rw i erfalkiziand ba i lmt7lgtadjb l eg',..=ft
d r erarnd New York , Mr . F. flatten hlinikall tTiar - a to
ear to the pairlas of the 'Art, • Mile of
either aingly or In mope, which has never heo
itoo:Miaograting in nil weatturriii , ,rm 8 el
Arnold & Williams. \ -
EATING AND VENTI LATIN a WARE
-110USE--"lumattorers 'of Chlleoit's, kurnaeet:
ht
Iron Tubing. and fatting GaiStease.tiaa,ar \ Water:,
N 0.171 Market street, rittiblugh.
"lax. have Bola cmr Patterns, ! n. to ,\
hlces;e. ARNOLD & WILLIAIqB,,
whom! we cordially recommenito the patreuageWthe
publl • a:o 7 lmb WAIF); ATICIMON 'A mem
C~~_Yr.~.:~r~.l:~7
4,
FIR AND IHA.RINE ;IN URANOE CO 2
OF PENNSTINA. A. ;.r-- , . ,
!RANCH OFFICE--C er Fourth and
B"'" w hfi.'l" t tr rif . IC I ,I= g 4 xt, P piNt L eo s ??,, :1: I
, -, 1,.: ; Liartinbort &mood Jo'nee, \ Pbiladoliblas A.
IV liki . Hanker, Pitts anis_ A. A. L r u, r,_ Pittabeirgb;
Klotz, Ull ett, ilarylaborg; 8 T. Jones, burg; nn
...
Carbon 904 John B..ittitherford, fob_lbin jpo.. ,
•
JOAN P. BUTIIMOUD'PresSionS,,..
A. J. ULLLETaocrotart.y ' • • .. "
• ' A. A.CAUILIP.It s Astnary.
Tbo above Company will insure ratafliii of sea and
inland navigation. and transport^ n: • wri talidings
and merobandlao In city or cumin . , at t \ rates, or..
!dolma; with safety.. Ponds. trued on. dwa ng booms
either fxrDatualiv. or for It WV] ofytatra. In. • ..:111-64
NtOTICE.—Ttie undersigned ,' . Fiiiderick
Lorenz Or the firm OfLorena; St./Chit Onolind Thee.
. ewort; of the late firm of Stewart. Lloyd A Op., have
this day formed a C_oertneraldp.• under, the art
etyle of LORENZ , STEWART* CO, fer \ the p of
trosnufacturing Icon and and hare token th
house No. 61 Water etreet,betwoon Fernand Short '
Iwhere they have on hand an aseortment of, the varlet L
V 1
ron and Naito, which they otter fermis en women o
terms. L They respectfully solicit the patronage of
poblla , • FREDERICK LORENZ,
ilendtf F THOS. ETZYCKT.
Cnstaddro's Excelelor'lttiir Eye.
NATURE EQUALED 'ARV
For ages, the friseure endeavored In vain
The hair, without scorching the fibre, tortoni-
Tried this nostrum nod that, bed In channbur the hue
They withered the holi post all art Sonnet. •\
Ton May burn your gray nWesee a track'or tabiawri,
Bat Nature the cauterised tint will disown; \
And, her joins dried up, you will moo he appalled N
By finding your ill natant cranium bold.,
Lung poem ea wore said, the mitt struggled in \vain
A dye without ransileor Moe, to obtain-
A fluid Itinuonoto-that, L placed on the bead, yt\. \.
To a brown or it black would transit= m- '
Homy timeetwan proclaimed that "
But the wise shook their bend, t 1
And in one odadvertlaement, I
Of each humbug the public Milt
At length, two bet Lately, , Eut
The wont so long felt bad at lout
A dye was announced. th.t.. l . d
The hair did not ecomh-the ear
Id to 'mama: o'er locks oilmen!.
IT. shtick or a brown the moot
The Ores were nouyished ,
The porta of the wetly with no pigment were rloyothi
No oder unpleasant the Ryuld gave out: '•
The color was never one moment to doubt: ‘•
No chameleon changes to pirate and green
E'er rendered the ladles .not St to to, met •
Instanter. the tint that youasked for weather°,
Like the darkness that follows the lightning...sabre,
lonuft. • triumph was thief bow the lidings-Went forth
To the East, to the West, thee' the South then' the North:
Until Solonee and 'Padden with c omm o n actlaid
tdu their tablet, inscribed - the diteoremee Mune, \
And declared that no amtreou the ploosocut , hl supply
•
Of tbeirowit ClitatorMues Excehdor Arm' \
Seldvittolesale and retalLat ILETSEIDD, liolVeod
Jet_ . .
Sign of thniladden Mortar
Shoulder Braces anti Chest Bicpanders.
"Be particular in procuring the ktnii men
not.od, se many of the linen acid are hantbug
Ertota the FittaLunth Daily Diapateb, Fab . '.
laral
EXMLLLIII. Mho tun Sti)lllted •
..toornot talaition, by tenoning a eclentital lloontu n Lhon urn
eln..
e.me gnat ralkf by the use of the ?stop
Suatender Brace," made cunt acid by Dr. FZETSKIt; corner
or Wood groat and Flrgin allay. It gunners for a Dame
and capenden, the weight or the pen takena la so sidtbe4
as to continually tend to Wing -the ahonldentotheir Qat
ural taultion. and ampandtthe chest. We puitinunt
sumo time aGO, am ! hate broo en tataatml with It that u. 4%,
umollelted ga , re It • `ltsall .. gngia.
. .
Women, bundrt•la 4 win'. at. annually Injured by the
weight e( annintsona "rkirtftn should Wan 'manure them
bract, Ib pattlCalar In uru.mrtuatbn?!lnduaantienant. ea'
• teeny el the !emcee etd ire hecalage.
Welderboltettle and - retail at !Iv Drug Mora of Ger cnrge 11.
Keyser, ?in. 110surner Wont! at. cad Viegle +Uri,
surStot of the Golaeo Mortar.
N. 11.-1 oleo keep Scow.. PappPr4ers, Plle Prom' Eh!.
tie .steeklugs anal aill.lode or nieehanleAkoPOlstkeee.
Another Case of Fever and Ague Cured.
—A few doll legv we recorded an astontablng sun °Voter
..1 Ague by the useof br. 31.1.anee Liver Mlle. ' We \ hare
now another to mention, 'lx; that of 31r. Jame. Shaw, of
31adIsouburghe alba elates that he had labored undek s'
eery Doren attack of Ague and him., and traa won rmltar
-1
nd y the nee of these 1111 a. Mr. Sharpe at o express, an
pi lon. founded on elm...nation; that the Uwe.. Tllla are
the beet De. bilious eamplalots over offered In thle eeetkln
of entry. • . ,
•
Although too g known as o sovereign tempi,' for chronkt
ream of Hepatic derangement. or &mum of the Liver. LM .
Prnprleturs of Dr. Silansia Pills .are not preletred fur Ume
freinent. but gratifying evidence, of It, getweral oWlq
.ad curative 'rapacity. In this respect, this lova •
incelkloo has exceeded their most pengulne erpert►eba.,
and iodated them to hops that It will be lutroduoed into
every family lath Dolled States.
Purchase. vlll,lr careful to ask for CIL 3l'LJL`till
CKLCORATELI LITER PILLS. and take cone elm. Thorn
are other PUls, Purporting to be Liver Ptlia, Pow
the po) , 11c also. his Celebrated Vernalize, can oar ts Pal
.11 .11 meinectelde Dreg Snares to the United Staten alsia,
Mr UI. by the eras propristen.
meVidkerS Suommove to.S. 1110.1 Co.. CO Woad at.
IIIfITED,STATREI ME INSURANCE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY.
PIIILADXLI7II.A. ~ .
aunt/Joao APRIL !al, MA—Canna Fianna& -
CAPTTAL-4450,000. _ _ _. \,.
of.. ..a. Econeara 2,
f flint nal aentut emit, I'liataisdpta
OFTICSBB Of VIZ 11.0 XII BOARD AT /gilt-WM.I . MA
I
FluTbra.lt Crurtni. • l'aun. Ocaldard. - ..•
it1tr1 T z. ,.......
L.1 . 17 ....bi 1z r,,
Jacob L..TlonrataJam. Dt-vereuL - .. '
win m.u.d.i.. with.. wii...
Onotua-I+terban IL Cnarensl.
Eier lieridept —Amt. , . W. TOlnj.m. '
ifedical rtardwrr—rittsb-rxh. James 11. ITIII•em. IL 134
Alleslway L'lty, IL 11. Merry. XD. •
GEOILLIE JILAIIIII/L1). Argrat,
_.
:wain - la lanth stmt. linabanch
Copartnership , Notice.—Ln witituited
pazimatblphu thl. day Wed thinned Latina A. 11101.-
NU and A. MENISCI L. for the purpose of whirl. and
mall dea/Ing and roanutaeturlng of Itata. Cato akd Fora
ander the name add lc of ALT. /MEM/ CO, 4u, the
debt. or N. A. ICooll A.• Koren or . lll be nettled by
the StoloT• @m. and all person. Indebted to .Ithooof,tb.
Oho.. pathne will mats payment to Alr. Kevell A Co. \ •
• ALV•NCEVIL
t H./ 10 th . 1881--toyl7.3tfe . • -s)l‘
. . ,
•
.dirard 'Fire and Marine Insurance Co:
OF I . IIILADIO.I.IIIA.
DFFICE OF - PITTSBURGH ',AGENCY;
'.. mrner firth &tad Saall'4lleld Anti& 4ANTAL.
00.
IhsarTots—trm. 31. AwAln.J. l'. Mahler,nalltel-
Wer l ol l 22Vol L.T . reN 14 6. 1 1±. 1. 640.F5 H ' 7,‘Vt i. '' ll T4±:g:
',14g0. IL mwers, V. v. riarrnan, A. liar/. 1.131111 p F. Sard ' or,
'Ai; I'. Ilsrkos, AM.. 11•111 tt..31.. Slismss ObsPM.I.
1 ' i 0 XI. JON KA. Pmel. A. S. 1111.31(TT, 1 1 / 4 .1y.
mil , :usura I.lfittonoall'oolles. Y• 40111014 Wort., essays%
It i ll loirr, et.n.s..llnrehAndlie old I.lllllllUrsAr. on
I. Assurable Lulls& • ' los is
. .
.
A 11/64 . 00/AES it .. BR6k,
i 1. ; . 111.11110TACTAIILTAS OP '...
.110 ID, BDI;*ICES, ItAII3IERED IRON AX
',, LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES.' NAT-.
TOCKS, PICK.%
; . Timber, Mill, Tobacco & CottAn Screws,
Si.tfUng and 11.11rinint lfarlitafry.
Car and Whip Dolts, with Thread aza, Nuts
. .
•. .
. • complete, ‘.,
PITTSBU#OII, PA:,
,ilunuiess, So. al. !pas O. immix !4 epoi WON,
rrrvr..! , / , 1•1
dOCI-iRAN & RUSSELL;
IsooollBBoRet TO TIMMS AIJ.ISOME aOW •
GENERAL COIIrMISSION MERCHANTS
; . No. MlNottb wb zima C 3 North Water stroet., .
TURD "MORS 41101!SARCII.ITRICST.
• PIII LADELPIIIA,
TIAN'S CONSTANTLY ON BAND
8 P P, ELM ACETI FOR DIIIIGGISTS'AME
"i"'=7.ezt.'l;ntdett7rgdt7v•hgrln.',&.,,..7 . °.
gendalre ebetaleel. Oil,. end Western Olelee Peeve,
Sperm, Whale, Lard, Sea-Elephant,
ANI) TA.NNI@S'• •
OIL, •
In htid.. m2Mas.,
Ikltur laryre OP; we anr.winpared feraish
thee. apart the meet ferorenle tams,
Tar, Pitch,' Rosin and Spirits of Turpor . O.ine,
Varnish, Calnplieno or Pine Oil, Burn ing
Fluid, Alcohol, Strong & Deodorised:
Bice, Cottoii and Soda Ash;
Aka ALS O . AO/INTII von TUE , NIAZAIth COWDEIt
COMPANY: ender. ennetautly supplkal with the reticule
Made of thhit eutrelor Pputhra Iluntiert (iturpoerder,
erhlett they are authorised by the makers lo warrant equal
14 soy ha Ude eautitn• ur E 121094
"R RALEIRME."'!Pc OF e ti.F.CI":"D4TRG
lndnil, kind. in:
P.l 0 Holqocky Itylc, In ansl kva.
I I 3 or goo Siootlogr
Dock libcoting, • " 0.
• CAN urrEns,
A merlon',oortlok, h olsters ofl II rack. • ,
Indian iun.,
ogriZKl:v o ing ana • .rowder,iii
C. 11140.14 latiNkocod,.
• • Carpots:at 'Apsillci . .
/1:61 60, Olt. Mote' fitdd,a43Ortap SeradateßmAna,K
i kNOTIIER 'tit-timid Super TupeetrciLl
vet, righ , gam: and s
k r• ea, Damp. Ustind and Rae tn. nanPti,..
u n l:UxuAt
. W.Lentshtu i an kh 1
them
as ton aotbe alma .1 ‘7,11i auS st;10 eau I, itu rammed ID'
lb. Welt. minZt.l. W. P. Xdll.l4A) M.
•
. _
•• 'ANN •
• "
WHOLESALE DEALER LI
BOOTS: i , ST-I(SES; BONNETS, 14,A t TS,LLEAVAER, •
• ' -• • \ - No. 56 -WoOd i3treet,-4itt• -
Again takes pleasure Lis, ceiling . the ettentkaa orbit, macaws 114 Cellist!? ) ,1fer . 1 "," ...11 . 1 10 1 4 wort toCoraitil
BOOTS, SNOBS; BONNETS; -ILATVTRATTnati:&O, -- • • • -
•
Pueebeeol
&root Irma the blew En tatut Sktrint**ere, 0100017 Ibr • • • ;
OVES:2000 CASES OF THE LATEST.:`IIIIIG STYLES ,-.. •
Adapted expressly to WoOeirri Sala. 4, " - . •
ills Stock of•VA 'CT 8110 E , ,14A1D, STLE,aAITWaaiLAirK uovsns Urge and varied, meth seaum , -
&inn give fon nilfactiort. AlingtONN ET THI,3I)IO6B ' • " • ' • •
Ills assortment of tIATS , for loritur . axl Sommer Saies • is very tortiellskjetporleeit an.thksirimt,. b.!bma
Wee Zest or Well. •
okt cuetomerst, and tkmotry ktorctiontaxgerellkilize Invited to call t vol; , :tmlivai l t i l;itollItiOTOT. 0 0,
Z n r:r g or : ( soy . ;
- bPif =II;C=IT.• with the
TotriMlTOrd:Sptr .tkig.stultec.7
V ~
' E 0..:::
T ET.
ho ho wish
e konese,at.
4. to call
• of tb ,
V Ir.
A. CHILDS & CO., •
•
WHOLESALE BOOT AND - SHOE WAREHOUSE;
NUMBERS 133 AND 135 WOOD STREET,
prrrsunall, PENNA. e'
\[ AVE just received their extensive Spring Stock, consisting of upwards "of :thirty-five
]..
hundrolome BOUTS.3IIOEP.IIATS, Card, & SO ,Mrs allot Wad !dyke andnewM Whims, among whlah are
L dies kid Mamel Men & iloya , . Childrena• Shoes -Lndicts. Bonnet. : _
c„B me Kossnths, ! Calf & Kip Boots, Palm Leaf flats, .. ,Faney k recoil Lane,
urple parodii, I Col'd Congress Boots, Canton &Pedal Hatsl
Snake Skin P ~..."
lait, . , .
lalk Tipped Gaiters, 1 Kid Glare Button do, Leghorn & Straw do, - I Emb'd Fancy Belgrade,
B . 6ntagg & punkas, ; Coarse & Fine Bootecs,, Fur and Wool do, , f Gossamer.&olace,- -
Alipni'it Paris Ties, . 1 Oxford & Union Ties, I Glared &Plush Cl*, ' .I Pedal. & Rutland,
• ~•
loather with a great variety of FOOT lam 2 / 4 "Particahlaig in:Media the approaching imam" Palomino earl: Qv •
cilitr or purchasing at lowest co t ra prftalth e aca l t ram
~...t Uro r rita of aim adapted to the Weldon MAO wo
are cantil d. al tar= 7 g i o t willTl AT g o their advantage to oill and f.' no before purchasing. inhilf ,
mem... a —
VFAIT ' A_DVIIR - TIS EMENTS.
1: ;----15111 4 1 iE 11-0-1-ZAN 9 811154.
~ PENNB \ irla %JANES' AVOIIM ( D 1 "TED.
.
\ ' ‘Thronb in Fif teen . Hours. •
ITHE AtAii,.!viteis will leave every morn=
Ina (eajaipi Stir:al/yr at 7 . ohlnek, etopplaat at all 1.17
litationt. arrivintln Ylilladelphts Xt. 12
_e. I,
Thtiltigaratilicaln art.4l leave every trraninirat 9.30 o ' cloc k
4 0 ,0",,,,i, at I.,..iee,..preerneburgh,lllllstde.Johnetovin.
Letrebe, Lillyrt. tiallitten, Altoonal de., connecting at
ltarriebura loth :theTrtalbr Baltimore, and arriving to
Philadelphia or Italtim at 12.10,..00.\ \
ift,,,,..
- Met Accommodation p will leave entry. n,
f.l.relit dinidailet Ave deleek, etc lair a vil artirtgar eta
'''.
'''V"mdlut V ."''''''''''"". tali \ada kut
Ilettiftlittl Trams; rp tr i tel , Afai--4.1 , T0 , t
I t\ l ' i litt; te M :NitleTirlr. l ,ll.4o 3 ; tir t ladladikplil4BB,o4; to 141.
Ire' r =h\ eked to \ itly Salon on si, Pannall)rnimia
. 1 palmed and' ' tA Philadelphia and.llalgxor: ut . si
a, \ . . ived
rarB. P lZVolk e irl ' l7.ftZtler. rate; ' eacept titan
1.1 T "5°.? °S:=4,7,tgrgi. noLm :411
i
be Ind If
ent Ihr trete, ehrld t!iore
Iron.
1...
the nts orren Irani.. . •
N ‘ , ...1n moo r: 10., pq,comptm , von how e.v.
win aponelble to persoind \ baragre only and lbr sa
amourat at eteeedin one hundred dot
N. lk—alte thirelelo Omnibus ~..7...m00r.
to ~,,nogiN .... L •nont. 41 hagireke ,_ . tD an from the Benet,
a, el
riot
to oxrAo 12 ollor eftee.panien..... ..K
Libents earl trunk: ' L .• 'T, ,
-Por ea aPPIT to' •• • • .v..' ' • \
, A . .: J. eSKllfcm. Agent. •
At ma . 31. o. N... 84/ten on Marti strret.
Pitutmr 'Lynne 1e.,1„ „ yk , . ~ i e!. '-'
„., iCify tapers correct 1 being fltrearthi . • • .
& DAY, N .
- thL:utet.phia, ,, ,:.
. -. .,.
le's nnir
11
. ' . an k 4
'ef e brate4l
Rtavo , sepas. d
jetatew
;'
_as correct a
• *BOWE
\ • No. -.rid. \,:irch Strrq •
Liqiorterati
\av t:ED
• the tncet,
F—V
WOOL II'OSIERY,JI
4g .' abtB
cIIGARS-7 NlFkaido. Seca wvery
ten ertlele, at the loicyrieiefttlJet • h und red.
• M Florida and Cubs,..roe ertlein tlialiedelphlat
inanufart hre, for ”le tS t tear bun , far male by
Jnl . FIUTTtLti. cor. W frent.ate...
rrounevo—f.o by..6,, ,c i nn isiortett,b ride . ... on.
hetet and ford e \ 11.StATON,-
Jet \ ' • - rte.,?2, a. 1 ,700.1 gnat Front ete.
IANIILES-40 bisltiOttl.d.thtndlO&n bxs
0rw.n.....i,..t0r. matt. Wm, n. ALmr.:
• .
.t
tx•exitil l trWood& /mit '
vl'Alt 'CANDLES-40 lktii. on liaiutiou&
y or w e ty Ono!: surror
el • • . ' '',., .."' No:I 4 Cor.‘Vorstd Front
L 1 7.17i:F/RATOS3- . - - 20 bel. a VI - lbs. - each; for'
Ooa by W. n.surron, No.; I am Weed a Prom.
Coal:Lease. - - ( • •
.r i lrlir, aulowrilwr holds a le* far ,ten . yearo
01 201 ant. of the Lest Coal Land .beloir the Falls of
t le Ohio.: Ile hes a:penile'secret thousatid dollars In
Improvement. (engine, fla tores.drlt I *Wise. houses.
boats, de-) and wants's. partner to take barges...fa branch
of
31 1%
the Lesions. tie will &spoke of au Ted 40 ...m.l - '
lug 1nte1...1,4.'0u reuonable terms. . A uen lentaskof means
and ener i g- will bed thla a. proetable l i maarintg t tetzi
rao w dolltre ' .l.>sirnr .m' o C ' .li.CALAtltall.
• jilfftd. '' limn Ns. GS. Ity flnteL
jpii.lL SALE-- - 1 neat Cottage find '.12, a rev
o
f knout. with froltand Died milk only fliniki y'wo •
ones' Worry. It is on the IS sob( so Oen,
, *idly located that say one would fee at home ta.,....
...
l .le offend low. ... \
‘., Abe.3o . incsopfnalte tlesren 'Lome., m.o. ootoo, ilk.
TV..., mak nwl:husirto •UM slew ofthe 'am nod.
3 emery, L. • ztiii .
Inn. 6 lota on - Fed sto Allsqfheny 'City. TbeT.
dosirable as Oates Mrb ooboos and offered very low. \
Also. one of the left hollael OTI Tenn IL It is as plen d
kaation for a ob)sidso 0ra1.F....1.4 and . 4 ‘fl .rbh..k‘
Will be mold low nod on cearterme. :. , ~ • ' _
• A lie4e, variety of land., lots and homes, which nee.' no,
outline , as any one sw 111 eve who will rail andel . (gentle:
ooe of coy pnnted Uneaten, on which the are described,
without hnollswedrlit. Ennuis*. for further '4. Oarticulen,
of • `jet-lm ~ , TlloB. 't FOODS. itt st.
1 AWNS—A. A. Mason •&Co; are now
_aj opealndtuare than 1000 pee. thus Lawns.. all of •hkl2
- de entirely new . styles • nod will be offered at redwrd '
}el) ..1
eILOVES,..I4.—We hare jtiet ree'd n large:
- kfi Int of every '044=111.03A of ladloti?, mflues . ana
Unseals' Gloves. stAto. nplwardsotZtO dos. Bilk azd
51.Itia, of the Dan styks anogn¢lit' • ' A
jot • A. A. Pt AWN FIRS
500 BAGS NITItAT4 SO lAI
ode eti
42 At SOD)
Fllnt Ohm :
del •
1 01.1AASII--Foreigh. Doinestie••
lug. beletiviasafseturellsod rtime, tor mak
el • • • -t DENNETZ, GLYDEL
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE'
• \ FOR 13•11.E.4 ealtmohlo oraturtr ono urea. ablate
' toilet from thodly . liDlll, ltopronek now Cotta.
T a q.i t tiv we ett • Tersatta n l in Qua. ah•
1 .0.3 .eow.b.4 isD•47474....bstrga", :Z i t!
b 00... and Fliatibira,earithero none, urine boo.,
tenant boo., &a; • oestrelles, upwanta of 300 year too
alao. • variety of atuta,charry. poach not plum green 100
=spa ...of the Hut quality: half. =oaf atrantenien
al., randier!. abandon.: a earden•nalk of lin feet
to kngth, Us, do.. Paseo dui rot. of parehulog • hood.
Om. plain, t \ eteophrte order, would do lull to took la Ow
shn.sß. CUTIIDFAT
Ilea E.t.a Atenta.llo. 84 at.
WINE PERFUMERV—I bare ea .hand
j,: very too annulment of Ibudlsh.Frewh and A.mert
eau Perfumery. conalstioe of Patoad., hate Oita too hi
:Manor Crum. Aromalia
=
trod. , trot... ka; slags lot OIL. looks - .tale.
at
Tooth neut., /e. 7 bow ...aline toe of ton
den ankles would do moll to salt and .t ray Moot
tome..pun:haring elanohera. • • JOS. FLEMINI.I,
'Jot runty of the Diamond and Mukalla:.
BRUM BATA STRAPS, Act;
—than on baud • large wortaurizt On• 4
tsh Itraabea. Dathing •trapa, and • yule? ••' . 4
kinds. JO& VLICHIN(I. our. Diaznood • Martell St
xv,DicAL BOOKS.—Poriera'B'
gedles: ". • DanelLon cm Ken hetLedlem,
Thee entastes of the ttchn • ,
Thacapeon t Dodd on the Lives;
• Stokes= the Omit. /or ink br .• .
.• • KAT * 01.6 S
pri*o RAobeedp
;imeNtas. dly sit** piele:7.
• • 114••.. e • •
11310 00 N Thr -40,000
20 to extra It i nguria t abl br Web?
Jel , M. LI • 112.0b0.°14
\FAVs-$ bbia . i n
.;!ra nd a r rttk et sZt. \
•
HITS . BEAN bbh.:tollll..whito \
Daussjort 'Peden& ite Idelbr'T.l.lll4Lß&OD;
Qs:PERM CANDLES-40 .bsts.
pne. i .t24 eu. poi \
nyrnei. no. , ll,eur. Word and Faint MA
NTEO—A Co p ying Clerk, olio qte,.
ri.oory Mil and mat hand arid ran coo) , rgroto
ly and olpedltkoosly.- Addroom. prriald. In corn hood
titlua Box =I. Pillobstrxh Y. U... Tel 1 tt_ .. •
Canal Warehoese to Let
r 11 1 11 F: lorgelVorolionse st tho corner of Pen h
wad War. ots. Is mfroood for root on. romoualAti..
brow ranmtim gi'""'"'"1111/6)(AW1.1rINI:.
. •
0.y0141`. 117 Fourth street.:
MOULDERS— 4 0 hhdo. Shseidsrli just
I. roe/ mouolitmes t and *o solo hy. '• • •
._ HMI . JUN GO be A.Bl 'Aster .L
CL SAri .. Ea — ei — dfi se — ilbt 1
hssTro and
Jr",er 1771 11
I
Y IL 110LLlhx ~
Ne/ree'd
_l_l teL ' \ J. L. READ.
NISIVIKXIK - S--Itusalii
it Lranntean.o.kl.
id
u...u."Atri7.101:6, Lit•oriJua•
Ilhtarro the rm.! , ftaidwainilt....l.lMA .
Ihatrinet t Thk up mo 4012. •
Vlot's lloftgottoo; A to,culyjmo Uooelll,h,
Slovelne. b,JnoG •
mita .R ma da
BAD.;:t. &IV:timed.
VISII--50 Vale. .•
100 I.l4aNa I 134,11.10.nr0 limbo= c. •
•
V) In sad tun*. Tynan \ • •
ink bf.! •".41111 AITIII&IMIZIOrtr,4B44I
.81akdr for 'l6 - 111
So dais consigonnrett'br • JOIMILOYII&CO:.
IRON-40 tom Clay Furndoo feriae
LT mat ' • • ' • JOHN Mr" too. •
dallEB-3TeluglOhio Unison ,con.YAmmo* thr sal. by %. JOIIN nom too.
1 .
LAMA—a kog e tosrd for 1010
my L • • A Jonm FLOM i
= CO.
.1711 E. PRACT I 0 A LUMAFTSAIAN'S
wog of i n d t .tda Dm... d . ileelilnlet sad PS.:
g_....l.l'nerleirpsnle mull wee complete mune et
ucelumleal MI sterlngend Hear ' , reed..thaw
lakclllOm the rh lAA/. Arodomm 4: rewritten end
aflame& with Wantons: Metter and p ta 'elected forte
ma exempla.: the mat eeful led erderall: empin . 44 . 4
ly r, in, Wvt. Jetutem.‘edlior of
in't eei seLetZeurnel,"Joeto4 lelkd.htnd for We
by i • sayll W
B. D. LAVVVEIt. ht ood irc.
E.,3Y LULL LOTS AT AUCTION -Eight
ebedoo Ilalldlog Lots rill to offered ot Milo P.lo on
Um 3d dor Odour. at 3oclock, on the prothoes,
awn ha • fronted' IL on Union rt. bro rt,
tor besutlfal Wnitlons reaklenr..• ramsdeem etrea
at cpe.
0130 & CUTULIKRT• •014,140 3,1 rt. •
(I.IIASS SICKLES-42 dos for =lli' the;
VP Bad E 4 " - • JAM:I3 WARDRie.
ELIGUTFUL HAVANA
at alb; Lib reimos)33 LO
Rns tr• lboa tbs. • bonalto‘flo arob Mask
abal abbot to gizmo. - - - - -
tayaa • UMW!
SPTS. TURPE,
F. ale by,
gr'kASTOR OI(.— ,
CI WY =Whorl true•
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•
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MEl==
P. Itl. DAVIS, Auctioneer., •
,
Cbrintercial &kr Roans. collar lii•od and Fifth strati
. . . .
y RUStEE'S -:: SALE OF. ' VALUAISLE -•:, ' - • ' . . \
• JIZAL.CITATS,ONCItEDITha Tuesday crenina; •: ' . . 'a, .' • . • ,
• nue 6tbrat 8 o'clock, at the alerchante.Zwelta , tc. will , ,:...
he sold by orderer L. C. Itepintrn. had., 'hind. , Joint U. •, • \. ' • .'.. , • '
Mowry, and wife: ITO Building Lots, Intuit& In • Dor.' - : ,' ; • - ,a . - • .L, -
~. •
ought of Dirritingbam: East tlltudagnaMandkonth , Pitte ,, • . 't ~. -; • 'N - • . .- : --
-.
.
trurgh. Thant. Leto comprise • some tithe mast drattable:!.... • '.. . ' . ~ .., , :
.• •
locations in odd Boroughs, for : hianufasetrattia.busincee -:. J... '-‘ .I .
.. , .
r a o mns t r i rLprate=draces,audo(fergreatiadunr
nr(,.
... ........... ~...,
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hair
situate In St:Chair own 11 , 0hr...tone miteriatuthof .ho • • • . . ... . . • -. . •
Iknough othirminsham, and adirdning lands of the heirs ; '.- ' .. \ • ' -. t. . '.' ',.- i
of John Ortosby and others. Icing _the • equal . undivided ' • • ~• ,AL
..• .. ~ \ .• . .
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traotwelfth part of that tract or foamier tunic:ailed a•Detr- I' .• . ~' 'A - :
.. •,, . , • . -
Acv op woorn.e containing Cos bandrod ann..' • 1.-,. ' : . ' . .• , a. , ~ •. , ,
e of
t. ti the
pbn e orte4d for ale may bo etell at lhtr '
the
lam ouceelth , residue 'near...with Intarest, Isar , -.'... • - ;.\ . . , ... a . a ; • -
y.
emm
tote eeeom
and
on au porch... ant nuacalag one thousand dellam,one-....;. -.: - . a .., ,',.., • . :•.\ ; a - .
.. I
thurth cub: residna in two wind annualwaybaants, \ with' •• -.,-. ; . ; •. aV r a
. . , • - •:. ' aa
Interest,secured_t s aforeani.t. •P. If..UA-YltkAnt•t , , ';.....• -; n - '‘ :•••• ''.' -. 'A,' .-•- , a' . '
V ALI.T.A,BIAti . 4.4I.OI.'ERTY.2 2 / 3 iD . - i,. • • • ~, . ., \ . ~ , \ . .
..
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4 riclock. on the eternise., will he meld. ta. at ite.idemetet '"-. i ; ‘. ! • v, .'A A: . A
oftireund. situate rtear the maiden.", af. Stra-Sattea. he gar.',• - . - • , • .. ~ A • . .; . •., A .
~ ..
lin t,.;, itietylo i t aMj i s u lald °welly IL. , :k di t , C i tdiattt im l i na f rOg.... . , ~.- A . ... 5,..,
.N.' . '', . - • I
I llank o st. ° Torras . teal X 4" I 'o .'
- -1.. Irti.rVlS Ant.i. tl ,' , : '•
- . I • ' '''. ' ' i \-•' 1 ' ..- ' 1
'VALUABLE \ ItEAt. ESTATE , . AT , AEC. - . , ... ',. .‘ L *'•,,, . '..,
Jun let lkai,at 20 lmk.l' II , \
-. r )'ION-Will be 'nob., nil the r ft.,...,-bn. Thmsdaya . . la: , , '1: '•... . •
... . 1
- raldeac.
'nf itea.•lifackenrkhre....ht.t. fal l fal.. ' /14.. " .J0bn. An. I‘ ,: , ''
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dersonland other& tarmerlY tbegre-t',X7 of .P.ut.teDneber* ..
\ a. . -. .•\ • . - \ \,,
IT4 , Mclittfett%a g ,° - . f,`.,:t.‘rtrtr I :''''': ' - which ' \ .- • . '',•- \ ' -, • •
there is 0 Dwelling Ilouse.'..ll IS a`ctrry limits lecatian' : \ • -
.- •'' ' • ' .;;.,,- .... .- . . •., .. '..:..
\
and cit Slie ' r r i a tia TaT rrill ' arorta d e ' r= r",..l:lgPitt? ' m i=•. , • •\ „. .. '. ',- .. ..: •• ':., \. • .:. -, : - ',,,:
4 .
For partienlars. inordre of Alex. 131,4eutt . tao. ' .. ear ', \ \
.‘ '.
,\ , . a ~ . • ,• •,
the premises or of Mr. Sold. %Tabun, .0..T.m elf'. - st,, ;• ~ ~1 • , •` •-- . .' • ~., % .' :
Lantana! fratidinents. a Ith Interest, ;VIVA 4 'A 04.
and •
''' ' ' ' \\' : - - ..
. ..:. \
Ly XFOOTOIFS SALE ,OF BR( DOE TOCK - ., - .' ..
\ \ . ~. , ... L . ., •, , A .
. A , -Orillmrsdny craning, Jeane/ith, at Ili' 'deck,. at L .:: .a, ' . . . .• . , , •\' : a
le ./lerrhante •Exchange. Plttsbortab, will .I ' add, layA'a' .• ' •:- '. ' ' • • ' a. .
N ofThounts Davison, .P..weentor of Arabella tended . ‘, • . . . . , . '-, ; .
.• . - :,-, -.
rd. eighteen eDeret Coiiinetnah Midge Con , .1 Mee' ' • ~. \ , : -'. • - • .. ' •.. A . ..
VII Interne itialsoblan cony and send bill to hardline:l , . ‘
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-. .. a ' - ''. .
Ttbe : d :ICKAWAY CAICRIAGE AT A CTION. '`':'-, 'L
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TZ. i t' A Z i'4o ,
m u ' lre:A3 4 4. * Va k ' s li t . ti t . p orlil ''.. .ut :•:\ -. • \\ : -• • .• ,_ ~.
\
I, l iiii:c E DATA, FARM AT AUll'iloE--'. --.'' '' , - \•, •,
\‘‘,'! \,- ~. . ',. . • -. '
jr Thil k beicalrett Vanxibsylng been derided y the cute '.:.::..:; .. .' \ •.' ' .....:y
speriLer. int; t, at 110 „, I:ts, ranging from nue to,fied acres, will bet of; A .,,,,, . ,• .. .., .. . .. .
..., .
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fend at p • bile sale: on \ tbe premises, on Saturday, Juno
let- ofehartiers.ab9u I ultra from the city. The land Is r . .: - ' . .. A .. ,
extremely fertile sant eltwatered. and admlrabty.sltuat. '...:
..,' . .
vol tut girdelling poop , ,It 'shut a
nd ca distance from; _;. A • .. . ‘,. ~, . A
the Tua l el Stlitien of thp Pittsburgh a Steubenville U. -. : ' • ...A.. , A .. V. - .
Deaf. ',ht in 1111..4 surrounded hr IV roads: tan ho . ~.. 'a ,
...,_ , , \ . '`,.. ,
reach. alt.]. rally at all se , penne of t year.: ', men:tamp.: ".. ' -., .' As, ,” , . • \
\on onethe leUtan cseelient'honee,. barn and other out. • : ' .;\-,• ' ‘, \ ' ..- . \
huildin and a Layne mom ker effeult trees, In g o od bear- .•:. a • n . . • ~- , , .‘,
INfieltiatelies Will tpln iratesa at tbb ,earrier - of ma -.:.,:. •• • ..• • . \ -,•-• \\, able
evlt
able ref7donentelv to
in In
tnr. larne . Vt. :plots can In, had, by "
ulll
y
,
. . . .
itt,s•4•o . ' titOpS" ' T'llartil Elaek late al •..-. : • - i ~ ,"L
'• : :•:. ••• - ,--, ' '
T r-. 3. 1. 4 Terruehip,.. ° lf Id n cton - Unty...)....:._'-i1n;e4.1.... , ...
--
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'. 4, afltnrat,roblie Nate.nn..llll" - 11)A1( unk'tb LUTI. Use' '. ' ' - .1 -t:' . ..'
liol
b
to,
The IiLIISSVACTOS.T. an Dry:IOWA wn'as“Narrese-aa -. ... - : ' -, • ' • ..' a'a• -'•
to which I, attendant Potty Ata,
rql K Lan mon. or , ha 5..... a' .I. . ' . .•.- '''.a...'
nith sulstautird Ditching Ito Totten le g s r-rfor (ha -' '' • • ' ; • -'.
t
Oo
Lnd alnitpda 'Rittman Ord nd .lionlitnue, a (handles:
a . 'rt. len Ap f r Ir - f!lVeil4.,lrtir d if-ad...t i 1.. 1, - pa :UM.... :I : .i - . .
i z \6.i
k i ll r k n argaid. 's .2l . l.7lV:prtj: t . 4‘4o . o.t , ar . una4tl ..I. l n d Zaipaa V. ''''..',. -• . -.
.:
- men to the tnannraFtliterNr.itaplta4t,. a 7sd de. ~ \ ... -
d k
A A a Tractor Land. situ on Plgaxrp Creek. contain.. ~..:. •
ingTw ty Acres. morn ors A ltaa and itner an tl .51111. ~
Property,' on atikh are, erected a conrtabie La ailing - :
Ilona., ends Intwo and Substantial Ilnikhafg dosiinied:for
a Paw lialland Grist Binh.
. _... \ - ~ ai„ .. .A , .
• a Alen, Three Lots.T.C.lbet In Iron and tanbing • huh 68
She situated In llTlrew'sphat . 'of Lots, aljobalng Pint
'. AI .Ono Lat ad . e . nlna l he n :the prat Of A.,
A Ch. lan. We Lot, ..u.inimt. rorc4r .33.,,i,..i., , tt0.v0i. ‘
lino Kllndroth Dentley, conWnin uln a Ono Acre. -...
. Also. Opo top. oining lawnertra \ milt Ka Dentley..
. and fronting on the. Turnpike. entaalninv h car f i n Acre.... ,
Alto, Tvienty•Sla Acres nutherPutuple lidiolninAlande ~• \
of Ilentr Young.' JarnestlN Stewart.
AI
- nectoln acad. - --'
Isaac Vant - norhia. ' Thin Tractlfnnt sold entire will hear.' . .
fared In IntlVtaining nrik Or 811 . Acyra4sch..snltable ~.;
for pasture I
=lt 17=9;h r e ' lltis11,14 ,: = "1- -
went, cuounial a
t a
- pleasant spot tars eartutPay bowie:. • .. ' -• '‘N - -• ....A. ..•
infruid l =rl rtlft s y gir t , " 11 . 1 :4'1 .1i1 0 t. f. ~,'
Paloto comlakenee ac" ta'oloqr..C . .l4.4.tkeals day; ~..,.
' -.. *.3 . ki ._ - - . --,----' ''''----.;.• ,.
aoSErif S. &,, A. ' P....IIOERISONi Attkii ,
.s*at Law. Unice Na /43.,FoitTtkehret„\ litilaietio.
tbneld and Urnat , A' 1 . 9.0.5f:gbi , Y...,.....,',-,:,
dace anB far
DE k CO.
(Alkali, for
,YDE d CO.
New Ckioiis! Nevi:o9odg:: .
..-; •
H AG A X .& f AA - 1 . L".. .':\
No. et .11Alesi Smut; \, '
ARE now re , icivinetlicir•Third'eup . ply •6 •
Summer (keels, .eoseeetelog the tiltakert, awl toeet
utlfalsteleeut ' • .• ' '. , _ .-.
Pear 15.11ke..,:. •
ThaDelt • I r lit b
li i izred ms. rll l. ll:, .. \
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tireesdirkee.
bench Lames,
l Embroldetiee. \
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A 1... • fewchoke Allk d Appli.o. hisql{llai.o4l4l6 , ';':
4,,,k bdwc.ethvir nee, t he 1.13.• emu relrliP. , ll=tr_c•
the oteee.t etyleeela well as the 1.4 qaailiy cit •es: ' • '
3.17 In. primp. •••• • ' - ' • ' ..
et reet. urn
rfiriu•ammeatba booftosiiistitios:llol o l.l ll .A.l ~
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•
TNA INSURAN
j.al turd. Orem.
• •CAPITAI.. •
•YRUI. K. mice ,
TLIOS. 41..A.LKKA
Timms it. lime,
tiamuel Tudnr, ,
%Va.! Itondbridge, \
Joson , h
r etmerh.
Lrej
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Al lON fIiiiLES..F 7 -7.
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d 1611 k
'CIL =woo. •
VDXBeCretarlA .
rote
- Elaer.eran flown. • •'•
xat.l 3
Inather,
RdrJn G. Itlplry v
Emmet S. Ward, -
11 . 1:2;7b=tt..
.140:1006.
Ititanuilao
VoittAlitSilmelltatrigb
Nor - an rim and I
bla anank •
11
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Ilaa 47
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New Carpets! NeW - Carpets!!
• E kayo just recNltt let of Croesiy'a Pat- \
• ant Ailbusobr , ?rnetr, oral ^.sa t t
Xt . .: 2 1 air Ix_
_ ft or t l n ' eV2ll ‘. :2l ' r O l trz
_l=ll e ' llt(l4.
1,1100 dealaturact Itnam lbw fastnantetun•nt all atlabkh
WM ton void 101,0 tha.. T 7.th.rar fnlUlVi l b o. '"
mll5
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Valuable Building Lots sali -• desirable
• - s. Country ResidenCes, scrithin \ five miles .
of the City of Pittsburgh. \ • •
11.3 subscribeiv offor for nolo 2.q.flegirablo.,
Tleibtbut lntw eu the llttsburuh oked 11511er Pl.4_
Mod. adjeiolou the eutoustese of the %Wage btemotto
too.. to Yhater totruship,‘Altegbetty fount7,l*. Thew r
Lot. a:overkill. alseo-moutetiol th em 42 by Est het, wine •
II of Mew hum 1 to 2 aeret. adjolotoit elva 014.1/. And, •
Ilkoolee meweralsatall.Vorouu (mu IS to 74 saw exeb.
rote./ en good.toad.. act4.l oft* load. of rfillilp
Lurch. •
4there, new the Hank about Wks Rua
I CTZZZ i rf 'i tn t t* ' A .". P . aZVIZeit. INtk,hla. :
I
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- I bs 4and the lol.um to fear Tun.. u .
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ukrutaorlth intenart.
NOV Is the time to serum dealrabiOlneattonst 5r res tle two\\Aty./r t. thn.oi.erllar, rhea i
hauulals or thu lots and ,
oam.ronn,te.a \ Arent..
Nee Deabloa, Hefty.. OA, Pa., Slay riteosu.—zo.4
Lots for. Sale or Leaxe. \ -
i t . NUldßElt OF DUILIIING.. LoTs, \ a n
Droblnek. Cumanten ena M , b ,
ad/ ...J on Poo k••
team. Tbloar 141.• sr* rb•thly a itimte.l {r,l: 1)wall14g •
Imoln••• Maws, wo.I 1111 le ....1.1 log un envy tem/Ace will \
•
I. leamol Ow kn rean 44 le. I. malty gait M.:lets/.
i 1,.... tr.rt
....bblant. enquire. • f r.. D. iIAY2ASK.:: • . • '
• " a ., nu - . • Muir( AL, b twora al sibt ettb• •
\
OTIOE,—IYi Itaio thilt. dIST.Seb.. I I4, - ..j4:: : . •
indAlal Via eg....,.IVILLIAM ift(N.LILIX .N AThe ir .....
Aft.thareile:4l47l7:44. ,17,41.nalleg#:.#0 :.\ ; :
IV .. fa l •teilt ia..4iuse.:. • au.:(iAtakirEßii; \ ....• . ..
milk
01IN FLOY npie,.;. 6.411A11ib nom- .:....niausfanirip. , ' '
D* CO.. WisOlesale• Greene •
4 aftiomarreerevemete.No:rawfte m e au Ub- " . ''.•
csks:•eity curtyllida;.'
io \do do
IO do eto . Ilandd
• idloddidlSlONlrelditatialdsidobr.
' • . • \ mmuagazus. •
ToilAcco , - •X& ChddliNtSll4s24.
• 10 Ira an 4tg
•• • • ,. ..7 7 : - .. 7: - . Nxin.L.4 l 2 Rota.
111,00315#46 ton t cum dutihre rfined Ji
bl aki?"Ts C 11.70 / 0 4 1 !". 1 ) . "
CiLit•MAN otiliend the foil
_ almrSo bran& et 1031..144 again k.
‘l,artioodia Cubans 10 , 0111.4 ' • • • ;
if
, Fontlea Operc
,Ulandr:los C1”4!ion;
rttl•bbh;
Vlor Jire,l(4ol \
Fp( r irCintaebqtiOor Ularrn
ban& \ Cita& 'Ault 1U m. maii.t hod. ad 41114g
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