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"also? sit theta* trotifira;4, - 4.„,„,.-- i,4 .- .. - . -:-•.- . t . b. rtia r Zslikkimle bi tZatlad t at 3 , - , ,itot, thiter4Stailittostltti Y a rat ont - Sroai tta s , *maxi of PIFS: = Obi mop Wit imbboon • 1 / a .'- Net addlllaire , A rr ogielfitai 463 tilu%iit.." A6cb ""i4T-rn PA"4"' ; amE;-..4ma DISCOUNT.: OsMews miltTella IMO IMIIMIDWII stows* S, 11.0141.14:.1:801.7B, Brokers. Na 57 Made Att..* Adte . Auras - A. Pate.* PeNNSYLVADIA. .- - • Snout at Siodz-...." lle Bast et Ottesume.,.......pa Dr.& al li .... Md.. Hoak. d0......pe pis t,t4sa t.2 6 =satl-.: do As. sod 114.1" a of 40-tar dAmmsr 2.o2sehel- do Mus.oB k or •=casares . = ooI ear do Dusk aelloek.a buttemer Olds LesAA'sraa. So p aratasi.... - -- • Waits. Awn AWL.. do Of 0 Tornsthim.. • Dam or Ilamdllou..---••• iia theasike plaseas 2 ;.: ,IFICIVI-akutilirk.- ,_, film* •• - ; pir astsustrar Dank 5......... A . 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IXI - • swaiitotasn . _ °‘lo l4 emtirmoro n " ft 2 il 1211)1.11191§fsact Dome i lk i tigli Warl glit I/lt . =MEE S. AWOL'? Ala!, ~. =i.,,k POIMILII-TBRABRIIcG- *ACMES AND .. - E- . 13EPAILMINE4 •,; .-- -•- utiaties , to ietbaroughlj billt. vir work ga% lawn *ZUNI: =e• 1441 ,73. is m .......d, A.0.. 4 70.= er 'VIZ '7.s= . • ' .1. . . I. = a war.. zip . ilaft . s-....4...........za.4 . , ...,............ ~.,. . „....„ ~,...„, iim,.., „ a . _ ~ . ECMCM .. .. _ .. . . .. .. =AkiMT, _Demist, Fo u rth s tre e t, • - :,. . .. L stu t rni moor itio, ..osi.i t o . f . A , WARIN D num p uruattvet. i ram l=ntrazi..' Ilast a K:eos 44roaropes-14 immre r`;;;;:, , - _ .- - • • r - , . .; -.e =EMI MINUI BUSINESS CARDS: - °SEM 3:1 -- .L.Z• MORRISON — Attar; Ild=s l .,t.=%ra - 14! !tni.,C,„b;t2r— L"w. rum_ Attorney %id Law; "Bake. • ara l4ll 4lnglVarliaLsinotastwaa Nurta saa itOIOIRT, E. WIMP . WBERTTOLLOCE,Att.ciri6sy , Livr—= ft4:4lriustsfaiLeitiiyitdiai thiOne., !Ws". mr24-77,4 TAMES .1, KUHN. Attorney et law, airiest tl sotqmstreet. assaGrant,Pittaburgh 40.54.1" EAh ISC.lMA,NVMl.'Akt<eneititLali t Law, Jet Er tint, B. BliaaDir'-Atrel"a p:Mt :1M :Tfirit l / 4 1 :*)) - _ VERNitii 430-,Satilent and. P'"l'MgP t V" 5 'r gh ' i ' l "roo.Fteid.ebitaixorDiisnond 1 ; 1112- Zet . it net Pga ga l "; Co ft:k: I all Tardtg=ral f A . = U P agiCticSOVPl er mum 5merw0....401 a graft ottieu. _ 113.Essiera Crobanie constantly la 5ee...7" tnlol-1.7 EMAX4-,...4131WA1L1) =Mt, ARAMER BAHIC-Bankinv fluid Ex- Brokion.' 044 and - Biller and Boa.nn.cthrto loan. on Brat EMU. or Btrok Baru 'if riar„purehanh rforntraoryair Boer, .ad Thu BBL on East ond wort. Buy and .ell &nets on CoounfralcuL Wire. ALM la do on all yowl In th• Union. .0010. torpor of , 1= . KING, Coin, r: ant •Tacha ß nge roker, 794 street—HaTir - and setts. EWelup on orm.lterhang• ./tastero titles szspolld at our. net rston.Oollactima toads ors thoWeit at low Mac We. tan Plank Note. Bought and mold. - 4 - 1126 .11k11:1111AIIMa?.EeAT.NIER;11ANNA` Co.,'Eluecessirts. auneil Muini A CN,'lliko Ei ters.ctiosio' re in 'amigo Ind Domesitle 'Whim" Cettittoga of Socdo-7:141.1. W led off OW m ond J A L blew*. roallVisiA,le pair ..larifeon „ • • '!Admi r oei alDgae an vitulltsoniito . of ?mitt.* ohhirod an R .11 AVILLUSIS "TAT. Bahkere and Excium afae n T Ziart4*Ast =nu of Wootl AL to W.4otk Weary attaadftt B, A I 0 . 11 ."64: - •ia9-1r ' 00, - Exchang° ' W B k erS' . Na Tb Taaith-gime. eitmotti 'OW Bank O pi th , t All Ingladimisvmon- Lb.* rata, or LAIIIIKER;Jr"—Bazdcar and Bro • krev 4111 street, Na 66 .-Istiehlirdnit tb* Nu* of AT 110LATES h SON, Dealers in Foreign . and Doane.l.l tun, or Exchange. Cal Miming aba ft. Bank Nand and Specie. No. Market W M ant, ts. tr,s' b... iarcollaetfon• c mad* on all gm plindpa <Men Ihrouxiamt Oa !ladled Staten . , :COMMISSION &C. . . . :."- • WAgranigthnecr. and . Pi`akil is F:ORERINVINES, Brandies and Old Mo neilee revels Rye 'Whisk T. N0.12,1 1 / 4 rtille-114 eartzr Wocal sal front da.. Pltitbargh. Wens.-.lub= POINDEXTER, General Merr..han t 31.'X: JACCLURCI;DeaIer iri Y 'Choke YisiitY threaded. Wooden and WlllowWada 'teener or Wood mat Steth Etaseta. Ix nowymeletng a bra 'eatratment of Peed. acada, In addition to .tds shady ez- Modem wtook,,_ tonelumed Dons *rat hands In timEadarn markets. labia wilt ha midst Um lowed market prism notate; Stemoboate. and Yamaha., bnying try tbs Atuottitrommllledlat wholesale atm. • .....wr-Lboda adhered In lb. dty free of &aim sold :111"BANE,Coriunlisiori aid For- Bferatatz,daalent Waal sand Produce 1y63 1 11 8. LEECH, - MdALPIN k CO.. Wbolc, ' eals - Oroms, ad Dealers to ProviOss, SAW, and Ctslrent Itute•Ww, N 0.24.2 and Matr street, • ....sum it ,toßisoN c o o: o dor Otaceml " 7- - zi .ri r tw4 vig Awe Commis. don liatha4k. ' inconiu" PRINGER rIARBALIGIr& - 004 (Sinew= 15son to S. larbisigt4) Amadssion sad rammed - Ing erellsotg Dealers m Moot - and Piodven't.al3lT l new 145 /Int and 110 Second Arcata. littebargb; ap."l-ly W. REA, Flour Factors, Commission . and ramsr4log Merebants and Dalays In Prod stragrallr; • Ord.:11111w Pletsbargh Maaelfacturen imnmptly attended ta. oa. 71 Water asid,9o Emit WA,. Plttaborg.6„ Paana. A. a. mum...—. - 4Mit XgILARDYATW,. JONES & CO., Succesmrs to OOD, JONES it .gortm.4o:m ikad „il:Tlfsz,l, h 4 tabiUntr t;!!" : l" - "PnCob .. -41‘ .11"'4'd12'aud4 IV : . • ;.it. 't " ' . 640 Votw t . a II„, • .0 .. 6 t . em. COantitdc•n ril • Itrathatts. sad MERCIor ER. dr.:ANTELO,:deneral Comilla; similMeorthatha.. niladelphla. • Mu* *dm:ma psossigtosteatrof ?mince ganatailr. , • "..i•MT Ar.zzirreli7vr,=.o., OnentdidertoSrenblintly ab 4 Deakin In - pinata. said i ; II: CANFIELD, late of Warren,' Ohio, .62 1 .. , b etbinto. and larearilbtAtbant, tad Whittle , Batter 141 t &ad Atikaat ud eestarn Product r.- Water abet; - 0.2. arnottitu.ao..) it is & - CO: 'Wholen ra le ' Gnts; 1 1 ,4 1 4 , 1*Adry.: .amesettcrai; 0.. 112 &wn& . - PAUSE' NirU,EHOUBE..-:-112NRY • fl At.). ormuss.raactommisugaa V . ON-BONIIROBST ItTITRPHY, Whole. Green i:tta Oolosdailoa N•rilhantk cud Dftlas • SW , SUI!talm, Ws*, 4n.let,,llttir, ....„, 4„. y„,.„... ._.,...._ .A.ir...,,..,,, iisplersrltoir Dt.:ll74liet. 11 - AVOB -I)ollSrai. , Jr» Wirwardint and I.l.7,explirso.sirrtserrigretautoco. ZIASPALNER; liwboirter aid Doge .. ranesimn beam= wai 'SS libuttd, berasealleixd sad Irtnala • MoCLINTOOK, Impotitarlutd valszs • id Seta' laarrosthtynxe- 013 tetus,Tobk Cos=adow IOWw _ OAR'S 4t:RATTON.VIDIeide - inji_ •-• ,unovyataros - Vo'sattens Me of the Maronb, - , DRY-GOODS- I:6•Vet Dtv,J 6 Mr. • . . roaftliAlf DODDER., Dealer . in Trim ' .ulatava i v g a=a t a o.am .r iabrezig, "Nottomt of which ow slims bs kid st No: tilk tottst or Dtc2oll et Etliata6ll:4 • - maw co.. rercntoula—c. team:cm* ~Coo A. MASON & CO:, Wholesaleaud Retail Rotors in Foca aced Stoploprrl:kit . .2ll Sinn I . .01/ 1 111let. Illiv.lllAsllso 13/IP.IIY- & 'IIISIIO}I7IXL9, Wholesale 'INA sad *tun Dry OevisiSarptmatismisarocultunad . . J.e. 41116 Fir Stock- ;Mr WLO YDDXD..& co., -Wholesalo,Grocers iadOtramahoilm Ltb• prtnet.Pitldnach... 1•10 pal , =km Wholesale Gimes, Rao: slobs Dame; nesse to Praia* Pltisboth Nan. avc old all kinds of Pava" sad Montle Wino aigt sic Av aMb Warty slateri'Al -,W.? .Ikaad, 1.!0 yary.baita o " 041.4 MWY ptr • • ZLICIO `Tii .3. aLiar.:........—.......;.--: —......—... a. seam= ht.o, GRAVY &cu.; Geo Care and: Com littlest.. Ilanamax • as", Desleri in an. Mods of th Illannhotorod ortloloo. Mute of Sword mud ins,rltubargb, Ps. .. • - 0,1.4.17 . , 1 - 1 BLACKBEritifrifkr' Wholesale Gro; • ~.e. , .....airsgLoat Pantlindi ti Netri c in. Produil n, uhatures, .01. thdt Wwilevart,l spvit,, • ' • • St z§, a§l ? . t l4 io ..taTAIATJ RicKEy-A. CO, Whoicesle igt=trirairTet.4,siet=tl=lm7. Joss Alit ti.abnt.:.....,-Nru oa. kn. - 'GILL doROE; Wholesale Chums and pandielon Werebsas taati.l94 übereritniet ge - . - A4l[4. int.-suutzr- s; counts; 'snazzy. BAGALEY & CO., ; Wholeoale • v -. Dios. 15 salt, Wait itteot.lnttatraralt., , 'WILLIAM 1 A. - M'CLIIIIG,: Grocer .ana ..... 6 .- .V V Toni , &rend Wood awl Sixth Arsets, hui Milli= II WV salosimmt of ads Groeedie• awl tali rnita mut Mau. Whaled* AS Mall. Irma, ,- %M LL' .4X1 4 . Whiklesalo ormintc isetimets. n•kho. PMI3OI 1,7,=4 Na 1 ". 14 " r0. !U.". —tut ntirnurnum McCANDLESB,: - successors ,to At Z. D.Wttliitillettenis &oohs, Thrtnnitutit Votmlininalltnibnaln'Ettatlll in hos, Girt, Cot. - Tnranntid ritu= a m o nhetora plarain of "rrir iirbcdeeele Grocer end 4oecoreisese &ruckeN ll ilotr rue" ot. • — frfrwitotessis armors, coni.tom ; ar=arAreNPArge s ' w " !lbw% elm 'Osman; . ItAkiridS - Y; WOOrIWARD4:_ oevvritoreil 45ikrauhalacua, • ~ ,, , womianntomenro. Anumellsor vs: i ' i ' •. • 1 4 1 .11.3.' °Dr: iiarr=dielVs'-;. . 1 ' -.A y , EMMEN . . . . .... . . , ~ • . ~ , . _ _ . . GA ZETTE. •, BEM ATTORNEYS.- -- GROCERS. ? 1:4.7 AGENCIES. 'ARD--:it - txing been appointed the ex- XI erosive Agana far Plttaburtrh, fir the OM ofPatent refed threletitertand Milder:at Loather Belting, rasa 1111mtared brit axwata. a SON. of Ifertford.G...tkut , Na fff." - aralte" gale A. Urge astartateat af all width; maardletared,at the • taanufeetareee pekoe, ht. stride uNtrz.v. Lather 11.1110 elver bribes offered mnaynd for,noat the Naehloe ffff Deferre t 4trll6 ' ll4arkNetrert. eetrftl • . J. ft 11: - PHILLIPS AUS:rifi 1.00/EIS, 'heat , Mate -fAifent, soaxwitteathatotha Ind 11111:111nlrerwidhal No: e 2 ariftti street, *AM. l% d. SUOMI. Mervtly attended CI - • , BETEL 31.42SITELL,' Secretary Citi ielkt•mmum a••••• 7, Water street. . 1FM.4745C - FIDN, -Secretary Western lan- . • room Oa, OR Water Knot. . GARDOIXRCOMEN, Ageinthrrranklin. 11 1 1 12 us, t., •• eet•p••r, nail:mast ocean. of Wood icon.= norrog REG.II'. TAYLOI & llllSTON;(sucgensors to Sheb' IlidrneGeneral thanchalou sod For ing abisebants, and- A gents for Eastern' Con Lince.l.lthe Deakra StaploOrscrai T = Inge, Cotton. Cotton Karns. Patting, Twine, 311s ao and Hentackp Hemp, Totem% Soda AA. Window Visas, Pig, Bar and White Lead, _Natal Stores, and Mohr matt, and. Pittsburgh Mannfactured Goods .fiteterally..— ..r..... the 6 5Plort MCP' and ""Banner Mediu taboret, No.. - 43 .Frunt stave; . ((opposite ttaborgh sad M. Louis Packet Land/ssg,) . _ _ R. IFAZIINGTOZIN HUTCHISON it CO.; COinitlB63l3: el % rate and Agents Ibrth• St. Louis Sugar Reill. al in Sogir.Oblaisi: =db. /..d. 11.1.PN thavata, Paha. d.e., ' - • ga BOOKSELLERS. &C. JL. READ, Bookseller anti Stationer, No . 78 Fourth drat, Apollo Bundlnipt, IL WELDIN, - Vholesale and' Retail a Dtalas.lna:lank and Sehoer-bsota Paper and St. t A M-fa Wn . X l sinxt. (teSimen Third ieia ninth) ToaN., 5... DAVISON,; Bookseller Autt . Sta.. M0n0,....0,0ct00t to Dottoon & Agtom, No. t' Market - - - S. BOSWORTH, Bookeeller.and . Deals , lit Stataburs it; tlarrn7 l k , .. Px- 82 Market . stm ' , tilt' I d re. is.AY CO., Bookaellers and Stathintra j No. 65 Wood street, pert door to Use eortierOf Third, • borra, No. Mort oudiserbooks ••• • • lyeak bond. 1111JSIC, • ij OEIN H. MELLOR, Dealer in Piano Fortes, studs see meet! tertsemeets. saket liesbk ima hake lah.dlat kw *detainee Pim Faut,,lbr Wadam IW.—No. Si Wood dad. BENRX KLEBER, 'dad Tnitensnents, and loirnidne nr. Rahn :Etnindi. writ tor Nunes park's mad and avian Plana, Lnitn Wamsn'n ttne , ”.. o eho Ibr Dunham'. • ItSCIIRCEDER, • Music- Store, Fourth area, between Market sod Wood. Now Moeda ooza goo tosetrizuco M ood od* Imtrotocats sll land& , DRUGGISTS. = - :.'TORN HAFT, Jr, (auccessor to afin. 11,01if fri.,4,0,D0.1TV:trontnn 411 Dr 21d nod Dsler (n w Lodi' i'bik i 'is=7" ggp:ata and A th eeiries; corner Market atmetaiattm keep ennatantly en, hand • foil and complete' asmatment of rat•Dbe reenmery.sadar,tklaspertatoboatothel!' • 'lllystelana paiactiptitma oarelidlicoMpoondedr.. TOIIN .P. SCO T T, -1911olesale, Dealer Dettaa:Paints. 014% Far:Jebel and Litt . . /Unfit, No.= rtritteet. Pittebornb. •-- . • . order, will Ivo-Ire prompt attention. . A rant tar Landon Co, minable. funEY natatinen A•.,,L , EATINESTOCK k CO., Wholesale Dm and mumentstrem of White Im4.llad im4 Lthazaq coma 'Weed and hoot stroda. Pr. lAE. • SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer 1. Druck Podatx, V7O Stuff& 4111 s. Tyndale*, h.. ta. o Wood irtmet, PittsbwO. Goods warm:Md. Prim iIAUN & Retail Aitabo Dra=tsta, eataer of Liberty sad at. *boots; rsda. - • SCHOONMAXER. A .CO., 'Wholes* V :Druiciots. 24, 'Wood +Out. Plttsbareta. arfITLEMING, SuceeisoitaL.Wilaix a Ca.:aatare Market itreet aid Thaaknad—ltereins- Iledlcr 'l aVan i e ".7t°" , sad * alf art • pettaittlrta to ht. badman _ _ • Plualclaaa vrateelptlaas tanattui atmaromaaa at all MEDICINE. R. JAMES RING: Office and Residence, Ns. 112 Illth Watt. brradt• tt. C.th.d." 4 . Pitt. W.M. VARIAN, M. D., Of6tte 6th street, V • Wow Stolthtlact. Ceice Hourc-8 to 9. A. 11, 2 10 3. rag,: to P. NI. 1.711111Td MERCHANT. TAILORS. CHESTER, itierchatit Tai than No. 71 Wood ,beet.: Particular littootkret to Bore uld Swathe Mainz - • tivrilmum Meichantlailor,Dra • • • Sward I:Nigeria Malady Mods eldhlmi, tl l 141. T. WATTS iFiCO.:,'lterthant Tailors, 181. e Liberty street:-,We are war ieeetrieg ng stork of Geode far Gentlemem's Weer-Clothe. C . A. • mares e.ndVeettrupettb• oevast dries awl thuortquelltr- Our feta:dazed aorta:mere will please giro ea a mil: [add UUW ‘ U . La$ .$ , vev. WOODWELL, Wholesal and Retail Manufacturer and Dealer In Cabluat Wu% Na 83 401 IN WETIIERE,II4-'Manufacturer of , PASEXT BOX TIM, •roperlor sitkla; SHAD BOX • sod RRAZED.BOX -VICES, corner of Atulpiott sad Bob. thag. r s Ot. WWII from the Bend Omit &We:Al • EvISIBROLUERED 'AND APLIOA MAR TIL L.1.9.-41.star raarksit Itantesddqvu2d Ay ark try MRS. L.S. W USW!, pat( , Manr, Ann street. gams rha. Bolivar Sire and Cruatlde MY "raj ' tdactaring Company. • TIES COMPANY:HAVING ENLARGED theft eittlietti Ite .. 1 I V,Z i taa n gl t r = to meat tha ttethatal Mimeo rum u H.vded to by. 24"1" JOltiSSlCenta 3 / 1 ,42 . , Patsharalk.teDtatmimr 2/* Sci 13110130 AItLES:ROBB, No, 89 ftlarket street, 3d donrfrant the Market linear. you'd Whim Ile peb !I.e fi .W d ir kro now ruck or every thing the Rae trade. La d y ss /mow Gaiters, bait Gal JIMA)" col Pridrees, Lady Franklin and all the styles Stand on the Eastern ritlea ale; • Mune and Cblietrenal Matins and fancy Bents sod noels, In nil their varletler Gentitonenir Ape Oynas _Patent Celt Ikda, Mach Colt Boats,. Carrera - Marta and Mere also, Heil'. sad linen aa. as a emirs* Ire wish . to sell such . an eirthiir tall the Ater sts with their tortoni as will glee satilthe . tien, • ramembirthe place. SO 41.esket street. . mrzt rums s. . N. WOW. , - & = rruOLIZALE AIMILETAIL FASIRONABLII 'HAT . 'AND OAP MANUFACTURERS, AND DEILLEREnr ALLICINDS OF /OM • . C ow= cwirpop Arm surrirs4Ern t. • Thar rock usabruors *wry . quality . itylooritati 4Yl= l ll..Dors,.Calle and Fur Sortuuta. • . New CoacVFactory--Ailegheny, WIIITE CO., :would 're portray Ritmo therbiltr that they - h ave "p ay. ce Lak. betiroen 'edema and Band oskey stmts. hey aro nose making on me prepared to melee orders thr erery Sit.soVh,el , ' Tabbis, tkosehms. Chariots, Baroactimt Tomdes; ge, ke, which. from their espodenee In the menalkotore oMe above mark, and the teMtass they bars. Obey teal confident they ere sniabl -Wle do work on the most nesonable terms with thole wanting artier* in their Roe. . • .Psylog particular attention to the selection of materials. • and harrow nom bat competent workmen, they have no isesitatten in lestrenting- their work. We tbsonfmn oak the ettentkin of the Immo to this matter. N. IL—Repairing dem In the tort manner, and Mt the A • Coach and:Carriage Factory. • iroiINSTON; BROTBER & CO., corner - cif . Delaiimt and Reboots ameba Allegheny City, would `reaportfally Inform their frfenda, and tba clglgertur t that th%0.0 mannfertnring, es Volans and C= " la all their name styles of and • All olden will • egVrottel with arid regard to dorm- An and haat of flnlah- liana," will also be Waded too n the, mat roamnaom tam. Mina in all tate yea the b ee , we. gang, Poles and Wheel Stuff, any feel mu anadent that all yda tiros them with their atlonagn beetlyßattened on tidal of tab , mark. . are aquested to gla them a all Deka pm. • Fifth Street Stocking Factory, - AbBILITY, ENERGY , AN - D ECON DIY,- TM balloon* in Chndmele Ewe. lian'a Bolt ii;. Inn andlnaress,sold at manufacture's iLe5 at the Itg l i=rs 14521111 1 . STlAt' w" , Blanton ininam Inn Med. between Stood and gorket 'd; a; uicidattor... L0AXL......J.' I. oanun tivingston, Roggen It Co. • - - .NOVELTX WORKS, PITTSBIJROII, PA. XRAGIC. and Depot: Railroad Scales, Ihy, Cattlefiad Onto do.; Mali= dod.Ccnader Dp_or _ _I Is Ut t tors 1 gg Ara ‘l4lllr LIMIIt74 ACM l'astesdod /Idade of /ovum. rfory to farm dad ither. • dtr W. W. WALLACE, STEAM MARBLE WORKS. ass us.* sans. masse t~lrrsnanalL asaM.ss . MONUMENTS, Tombs, Crave to a r:fs, ANA. iniNton TON, 11.2irsdIN fa ways Ni Mad, and maN . :r d kmet wino. Mae - te,3* Nuut. RNA NWO- 2 14 fon l iged NON TraN Um IowNINNN. talc X* . 1, ! 1 9 1 ! Win " VN. WALLA& . . , BlicksinithltellowslitintifOtort FO-PARTNEASTIIP NOTICIThe emb.re immut r<tan_r. team Oa. Moods sad • voile amenlin they teen entered hste , WSW witamaratem: thq tb. .1U prlander a Lrmof 1V.414.67.74rbc....=4,7 dear, Irmt , i n. g= ~.c . rm.. `: u„a+m at )! ``: QRORT ARMS sorram, roi wrong 112,-m=sitter!rAgo • PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 22, 1854. SEW YORK envEßmmxmsrrs From VISSCHER R ECUELVB General.'Adrerkleio4 Homo. N0..140 awl 318 Broadvra,r, New 17ork.(Lato No. FO Nassau stmt.) • - ' • . • Reli.itle /Waren the Cave/kilo Thele. ThciEagle Manufacturing Company Nanolfactaireawd ialb.,Ar Me II is fogorinp da . ..iiratie Good*, dadircountf iont tAsprie. trFOREJON GOOD& BROCATELLES AND carom:um. la groat tariar of Patterns saffeiimbinallon irt,Colorfi all ..... . .. . .. .. . . . .: • CONFINED TO OUR OWN SALES, • • An entirely.now sitlele for ' - 7 . . • , • .117R.N.177171E. DP!/07 t - ERI J ' . . , ni:Li .' Whlce comblami the greatest amount m DU I.LITY and EICIINESB found In any ankle orerbeiben need. - . - Them Goods are made be Power Loom and are the only Goods *Mat manufaetnri ever effort:llllhr sale. „Dealers will do well to eumlne those Goods beton Dureheadme. SO -Oftlee of Os 00., tio.4 Park Mee, N : Y. - Jele,lmv - • B. B. MAUSIT.. Await.' IRON WAREROUBS, MARTIN, SPRING Impartarg and C 0. , . Dealars lo IRON ANDI.BTEEL; .552 Gremiach sayis,..zrno Tort. • • Keep comptentlr an hand a full `assortment of Hsi, Rod 'Baud, loop. Harm Shoe. and other IlLON.• • STEEL OF ALL - • , Idercluarta from all meatlone of the =larks,* invited le' cell mama their order' hake, bur/tut. ' • " • Orderehp.mill eatnuted topor ote erlll roe et the forest market rates. MARTIN, SPRING 2 CO4 scifimmur BROTH:6IIS C 0 ..; • WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. • •'. - Thee reamed ie No;170 Wahani it., eer:q/Be44volut.. JDIPORTIN. the leading Deuke fedin Hide original anlcOn.lx i gh Mut i z anattarn r e, o lll Nrlland Thlantrtall, it Gloves and litrntekKrie oh 4 Triene kh.nnee. Corte. Bonin, 4e.. te..,thei. otter theta an the tenet reuonable term. Orates eMer In melee their beet ittantion. ,=•..grb-1 ICUMBEL'S PATENT MACHINE BTU:WILED LEATIICIt DA:tut:W. • . ?hotly /trtentikzxds U 1 Um anaft. -• • FICIFIEY.ara made-from the beat oak tanned Ak4 l lll l . 4 r74l2M2 h 't ir- r .t 7 roglg,Ta t akra with perfixt nun to the PaILZo 'warrantedtobeSdnt rate arUele and to plena* the parchuer. They WI he had Angie. double or round-41th Lace Leather, Midge and' 4/1 notesears ankle* In the Use, by addressing' 4 ..•jellamr StitIDEL, Patentee. MI Ferry ac., ' iron . Bailing . Works. Na. 311 and 813 Munroe street, Nem York, OPPOINITX THE ALLAIMS Wollitd SA/S.7:R 0 OMS. 122 GRAND STJETET, LEE Subieribers baying extensive an& an summed arrungetoeute manutiettuing ITAII7III , e their Hoe, Aran.. prepared to Agree ts tin Publio and dealer* throughout the counter, • • •. WoOrGHTL• OAST MON RdILIXO, • • • f every dearrtptton, • aturinr. Shatter. !Mom earn her Brdstedds,pWleaad oneurserdah Cribs art thlYire -for dlfr... • C Baw l; tillrjV trr; t "a • Also, a riperior . 'quality of Iron -Vann Fame, all cri artdch they mill Inman In Surpass In strenuth.Nunbally, beau ty of design and cheapnesa, the manufactures of ea } oth er haus. In their lina.• °Was from emery action of the United State. thankfully maned awl saurated allti utmost despatch. ] 72 ENT .I.,AVERA, rand anat.?". Y. A LFREE WOODRAM, Ifiumfacturer A kometaa organs. Ranee. Phttu, as leo ruitha at Q IL WASNICIL, Manufacturer of Cottweihrmitirm, lie-, id Milts R. TOIIN DAMS, Contruisaion Merchant tind fa "warlord ltrandler, Mlle* sod Clam .WS Wash- Batm GOODWIN & BRO., Maunacturera of Tiros Cut Tabun; CUlcars„amt MT salt - DX) • at. . • • VILEELER & WILSON; Proprietors and MonnOctarern et A.B. Miami's Patent Stliehltur offkar'2L3 ttroedway. . WM. SIMMONS,: Millinery, 04 Brno& war, near Metropolitan lloted- • -• e 4- 6oPEßribUS44.rPease :E Bro ; Pro Ilensdsrr, ' • , WjiREIAN- tOtTER, Successor to 1.e7, nersterit Co.. Importer and lob*. In Stavin DM 44 Codas it. • CILAFFER, lato W. Newman, BEanufac tares acid.WbolesaleDealcrlnLadtaeGalteri.lihoes, Davaltvsy rataamv IQ AMU CAtEßLY;lTholesale Deal kar Brom. Nat"! Pal!. and bs, Woodsad W :fti k"r ae, Va teriree kki et44 l. Itritsll:ol§Vrl • n e, _ o lo 4 ,ol.lo,4oflN.TEßlll.l7,4l3,l46.olatareraftel. DeVer,„No, 10 C...tbarina st- sad No. 6 Chad:are 1115turep,New York;' (110. BULPIN, ParisMantillaEmporium, Imparters alio of Plumy .Irnd, SEI Brokhnn, Staten Mud PancypyingEstablishment. orrice yo. 1 JOHN STIZZIST. trw. noose nog =Anwar. . NEW TORE arr. ORDERS received by Expreei, or °them - We, Air ying or denoting LaMar? Drover. Mantillas and au. o f erery description. Daroark and Noreen Cur ILIm beautifully dyed. Lane Constr.. reatorod. Canton .Crapt &merle dred Manson brilliant. or the more grave color. AU kinds ofellk, woolen tend Ogler iModt. (ht the Vero or garment.) treated In the mat staooteghtl manner. The andersigned hare hod long experience In the terror. cotton' WIWI. bantam at - Mateo intandoord Abed alantro.l .that their euem Rao art of dying le muiveßed... nth-togr ' BARRETT. NEPHEws a co. M OLYNEAUXBELL, Mantilla and Cloak Slawatketsuvr sett Importer. 56 Anal tt• n F. •MBBARD & SON, Wild Cheny ..a.iteillttas, Omani* Balm. Pills, Save. 1e.,921 John M. T. lIURLBURT. American Makinee. VIAL, Cum . at, tur `TAN DEIESEN'S Impioied Wahpene. It orn mar Hair to Ita °dew <dor, and mates s' Dom growth oth,alr.. Depot, 123 (mamba , . , EMT. GILBERT,.from Memphis, is cur liaaeltatla ateanters. Spaatts. ,Clcara. and Weal t we kAllia at Ma means tapas, isa Broad.l.), MISCELLANEOUS. CO rariTefi l kY. • - W ' o. 46 DIANO.VD BDREE 7 E. 11. BIGELOW; Projarletor • ROBERT H. PATTERSON'S LIVERY AND SALE - STABLE, onier. Diamond tired and Cher ry y 1,p114,1 PITTSMIRM PA. , • ASHLAND - HOUSE; •• . AMU EMELT, ABOVE sffuxTU nu m, 11. 8. IS ENB 0 N, Paopancroa.• Sir/liege rborl, $1,50 per &par" Patent Process for Tasnina% irJ. FULTON'S Pateiat.Uhaidicil Piocess . is deeldedly.the greateet improv eme nt ems made In a art of Tensing. Lestber ot all kinds tan bo men_ turd In one4hlrd the thee required by the old proems at moth lees erpense. and for smootbueeu stresistb vetlght mod dunebSitty launsuneemed by Suyotbeeyrpoes otnaa Utlieturteglestber. , For ttartistilerVt=r my i n . - NO.= Stied it, Pittsburgh. Linden Lea 4 Compazy, of, Wisconsin. THE :Corkocff. br toz of s tbu to F h am . ru t l ime ertheVolne lionehortleje. A. WILICINI it CO., No: ietTlrthOefot. Terteirt477-or4 eh intonation relative to the Cmapeny., voe 3, &tow.. Nae.TeL Ordea) — tlareillitrZlee pareT,Hae.Ls PITY :'IIOTEL: (late Brown 'cornet' lOC amlthleld and Third amts. Plttabanth. Pa443I•ASS ARR. Peeprlotana - • • . • • darThla large and commodious 'Rome' havind under gr :::areaa repar andLen t raleed with neer equipments putak... c ' 110=1. 8. CIPTHBEAT .& BON, • jENERAL VOMITISSION AGENTS,' for lb•sal• and maw* of Ned -Estate, Ociloetkor of Wart.. Nmtotlatlolt Losas,on Hopi*, ilmtgaves. to.. O. 140 Mint st.litUburth:riL • 4 - . 4 4 , 4 3 47 • T. C. WARRINGTON; (DIPLOMA... - ARIES' & OHILDREN'S SHOE STORE. bas altar . 4 on band full woortinint,6l6. 26 Stith stmt. Plttsouno. Pa. 1 - GRANT MOWRY,, Dealer in Leither, • 111des, 011 sad Shur Valdisgs, No.= ilberty.trost sadmlts the head of Mood.: • - adaSy . E . FELIX'S GENUINE EST/I/LOT OF 00FPZE, establisbed 181 M rixelred fear premium s s, 2 Sliver Medals 'sad 2 Diplossia—Mati 4be: P.M street, Pittetrurph. Pa. 121.1hreare ernamereas man terralts.. - WALTER:P. MARSHALL, Importer:o4 • T Dealer In Main.' Timed .antl Docorsilni., Payer Ilan ha fiCtioq trap:, elttablynh.. . ta L OTArr "G • . 7:1":=r t)ARISFASHIONSMOKLADIES'DRESS. ES.—Tb• Paris Tublons thr JUNE, alnwtpowstogrws w blmt Was on the Lcyvulmo try MU, 'L. IL WILSON. '- ,ant R al6llLl'mM elan nand input. WILLIAM NOBLE, Upholsterer; and p Doslar In Cambia:2. WholesahaadltetalLTSlttl street, Heart, onPosita tne eat omen 4 . BROWN; mostrespeetfully ln tfully e tco Garto .i. tArgihil i ttlgt be k d e . el tattit, - At fr ide !WO plata anartmant of Vanillas Inindr. ll 7l4 ' Lloltlitt Shut ters an made to order. in the loot style. wanton equal to any to the United Enna .lila'llllada ean be lammed without the a s et • awn delver. Meng putotumed lb* non, tools, and ran of. the Callon listiddlabsurol of Haman a BleCielland, itoweepared la tarnish their old automata as *ell aa the _ambito- at luga, with la their Una. Awaney. No. 6 IYood rant, PittibtlVl r. 1176:XV . • ....71410iLd WIEITMAX: PENif J[ OrtENZ & WIGIITMAN, Manufachireis. / g od: e lli r klnds . li 110 . 1701 h. 00d WINDOW N. 13.—Partrgor attentloo_t old to oSorlisa bi a%lott;ir Mist owl =lnto moulds . lrttottloo and Line irNES rtilikiii:lllnoufooturers of Spyi:s 43411Ustar Bend. :810 /Iteel. Etna .M.lt Inas. atl4. Ell 13 itc Erin Ent Tapers. f patent Berge Man lummerett boa AzlaL—Camgrar um and /Int streets,Pltuburgb.., " . $ . . ibis crcan& - =. . „ . -11 B. ROl:ii - Efig lfanuractwers ALUM 15m...! Bled Cul Arit &tilt 4.4. tht°"s AWI34,I•IOIIAN & CO., Manallictuierit - ,tevart= a rk rivrogst,, 'vfM "r i =litxMiriti gaol AUREB 4.a;;stftimthllfot,*l6:,:uf SOME PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. THURSDAY MOANING,:JUNE 22,, 1864 • DIABOLIDA4 "RABOAL3.-•Three fellows named Waggoner, are • now. in • • prison in Wooster; 0., awaiti g their Idol for, poisoning - soma fifteen good barites. oinked by a Mr. Totten, who had thevilktins a _alight offense.. The-Wag goners swore they would have_revenge. Shortly after, this, two-of , 111 r. Totten'S best horses were -.found dead in 'the pasture. -The suddenness* of their death induced Totten to examine their atow~cha: $ e found that they ailed _from the .effecttss of Corrosive SublimXte. Things passed on, cud borne alter. horsebelonging to Totten would drop down dead, or horse, sick and lose its The work was done sometimes with Cor rosive Sublimate, and sometimes with Arsenic, but always with a sure and, deadly poison.. Fifteen fine 'horses were thus -poisoned in the course of ten days, wortliat' least $lBOO. • The threats. and 'exaltations,. an& 'various' diem:lra— attut'les, seemed to fix suspicion on the defen dents, and they were arrested and lodged in jail to await their trial and sentence to the peniten hary, which the •rillains riehki deserve, if proven. This pieco of cold-blooded villainy Is-parallel bya ease in this county. An ncguaintance of ours has been Cultivating a .fifl, orchard at Soto distance . from' ids house. This spring the trees bad "arrived IA a profitable _hearipg age, atarthioWner expected to reap tlm fruit of his labor-when-to discovered that 801110 one was girldGag..his freit, and the process went on at nights at intervals, until the whole orchard was ruinediandsopersistentwas the infamous wretch in his work of destruction; that . when some of - the trees showed' sins of vitality, -and recovery, they were attacked , again, and the work of des truction completed. . ' The villain who performed this destardly etc thinks he is 'unknown; but there is an eye upon him which will most cer tainly bring him to the bar of justice.' - From the Phthdelphis Syn. Tie ;tad-Republic Tendency of Itemsuabon. It is l rope-now that the orens of the Demo • erotic party - have taken the tory side of who con test whichlsas commenced 'between Americans and foreigners is this country, to eh that the , ow principlesinielml are not at war With religirms belief or the rights of conscience, hitt are Dun.; ded on the antagonism to the higher law of the RomanPriesthoed, which controls belief and . . conscience, end perverts them both to the echo wings of political demagogues The annexed extract from a Roman Catholic work, which the New Orleans Creole says is quoted -from a book entitled the "Conversion of 'a Papist," page .25 28, translated from the French of the "Catechism of Perseverance," of the noted Abbe T. Ganino,- vol. 4, pp. 310, 812. This large work. (forming eight volumes) ettiopproved by nine bishops and urchbirhops;and by Popo Gregcn7A.Vl ; nod as 1 token of .the Abbo's urthodoxy,' the pontiff Sent him Out crass of the Order Sylvester. Now let . us 'ask the candid. AMerican -reader to . peruse this, not with a - view to , ciftestioning Its -orthodoxy in a rellgieus point of view, but to see whether republicanism can estates be foster ed where Stich inculcations prevail. We know that it has been boldly proolainied, that as soon as the Romanists hare the num rice' power they will compel the adoption of asps isith by con stitutional enactments, that the priests. will be wade the co-equals of God, and the civil magis trates the mere tools of the priests. - Can libery ,of conscience, toleration or any of the blessings . - of republicanism, be anticipated in such a future. The Abbe Glum° says : -. What human tongue can destrilii the dignity of the priesthood, and the greatness of the priest) The first man.was grest,..who, established as the king of the universe, commanded all the inhabi tents of his vast dominion, Who obeyed him with docility. Mosesira.s great, who, by a word, di vides:l. the waters of the sea, end caused au en tire people to pate dry shod between its suspen ded masses. :Joshua was great, who said to the BIM "Sun, stand still," aud the sun obeying, stood still lathe voice of a mortal. The kings of the earth aro.mighty, who command numerous armies, aud , shako the _world by the emend of their 1114110'; botbehold, there is a MA who still Ia greater, ; -there is a .matt who daily,. when- it pleases him; opens the gates of heaven, address es himself to the Son of-the Eternal Father, sit ting on the throne, sad says? Comedown from your throne, come. Obedient , to thei voice of this man; the Word: of - God, he - by whom all - things were created;lnstantli leaves the abode of glory, incarnates himself in the bonds of this man, more mighty than kings, than angela than the august. Mary, and this man says -to bins ; You are my son ; this day I have begotten you ; you are my victim, and he allows this man to ammo= late him ; to place him wherever he wishes, and give him to whosoever he chooses ; this man is : " the priest - Thei priest Is not only almighty in heaven, and over.the body of the God man, he lease almighty upon earth, and over the mystical body of dorms Christ. Deltoid: a, man has fallen Into the betide of the devil; what power able to deliver him? 'Call - to the assistance of this unhappy man the angels and .nrobangels, holy Michael himself, chief. of the celestial host, coninuirer of 1 Satan and of his revolted legions. The holy arch angel may put to flight the devils whohesiege the nnfOrtonate man,, but. the one inn& 'heart; nevelt nevervrill be be able to sever the chaise of the sitinerwho' hat' placed his oonildence - in the wicked one. To.whom will you address yourselves. to deliver him?you - call upod Mary, the mother of God, Alin, queen of angels and of Moir, the terror of-hell? She may pray forihat sold: , but la unable to absolve him from the Leiust orhis faults: the priest can do ill Mnehrmire, suppose Oust the redeemer - visibly descend in person in his church, and station him self in.: a confessional to administer the sacra ment of Penance,- while p priest- occupies an other. The Son "of God says, admire you; and the priest says also, I alaolat you : and the pen itent Sadildiaself just as much absolved by. the one as by the other . Thee the priest; mighty like God, can instantly snatch the sinner from hell, 'resoles hits worthy . of paradise and of a slave of the dorsi make a child of Ab;aham, and God himself is obliged to: submit to the judg. Meat of the priest, to refuse or to grant absolu tion provided-the penitent is worthy of it: The Sentence of the priest precedes,' God sobseribes to it: - Can any:one conceive a greater power, a Itisotracke Lon 'Plains - or rue, Futinuersus. -- , Tha Memphis !Thiglearns- from its oichangeo and oder soureet, that thd - available funds at the, command Of the friends of Cuban liberty amount to a little short of one million of- dollars, while .eight steamers and foul' inllbig reseals have been 'phuzed,it their disposal, and can bo insole really . for sailing in twenty-four. hotirs :mace. They are alit° possessors of between eighty and ninety, thousand stand, of arms, muskets and rifles in- , clusioe;they also have, if We are rightly inibria- , ;ad, :about ninety field including. can nons, howitzers, and mortars, and arc pretty well , supplied "with anninltiote and sidearms. The resourcesresources-bare been 'Placed in :the hands of a Committee, who are to hold it Until the time set for the carrying into execution -of. their project. The Whig proceeds to giro'he following details . ....... CW3ThXa2 "The entirenommand- of this expedition is to bo vested in a gentleman of known ability and skill, = and 'whose name has already , become a household .word with the citizens of the United States, in consequence of hie brilliant achieve menta and successful unamenyres jrhile iA com mend of a division of the American tinny, dar ing the Into between the United States and'. ' The second in c om mandoa will, In all probabibi ity, be a "Norther' Man with. Southern-p!inci plea," and who:was also a commander of abngade in: the same war,, and who has since, held the of fice of ClorMilor; and-who,lf we . mistake tiOt,etill retains a prominent civil position. - -'.i.• ' I ' i.- iDeneral Oonsales, whose name has.becrt nese. data - with this loorement.frcmi the first, will without.doubt, be third in taimMand. -. . -- I gal. Wheat; C01.'1 , /okett, Cbl. Bell, Major J. ‘A. Kelley, Major Bloom Capt. W. 8. - .Fldwards, Capt. Xing, Cept..l. ir. Dement, and Lieutenant 'Frank Onihnette,„ all .of whom . were - intimately connected with the• prerieue expedition, are; wo nracrodlbly informedomertingthemaelses in pre :pi:ration for the - finithroming struggle; and will ....beitsit theBeath." Themunitar of men-mho hare enrolled their -names and_ pledgedlheir boner ito eurpore this 'cause, cannot be much less'theau fifty thousand, 'Mad they are men who are well ed in the new of fire iezas. sad irloaara .ticti ned to :: avenge the Wowardly massacre of Critic' elb Kerr, and `tiguirs in Havana, on the 8d of gust, liiroi-o- --. :i - - :Intl eniteditionowill, to all bability, leave the lehorie *filo . Vidted 13talis,it a thlitiltlint. Altiaext biinatt4 aid will laadji: 'Welts Vide Annuity" Ansd thenoirywuneed to arm., _Thera viltimi,'-perhapa. tan thousaiadia .throirabito Abe #lwid the tintAtflark 04:- npfillii tit, lowed by reinforcements, until thirty or forty thousand soldiers,gro there, and.vritlr this force there cannot be niueb doubt as to which party will be the successful one." • , • Tho Indopendoot Germans. 'A etudied 'effort. is being made" by the sham elsre-demomacy to drive .or - frighten the Lille - I pendent germane back into its rotten organisa tion, and'"as we „Lora shown, the Cincinnati „Enquirer, of Cincinnati, and . tho Clevelopd 'Dealer, of this city, lead, ao far as the West Is :concerned, in this wicked endeiror. .. Lek...who may second it, the effort will fail.. -These inde, pendent Gennan.sUre moo of thought; and of in. diriduality, and , they will, defend that freedom on which both are based at say cost or sacrifice. It may be well for us, and for - all "interested in this matter, for those, especially, most eager in pressing or demanding "zativistioprivileges,!' to enquire in this:connection, " What should eon, stituk an American r - 'For it will not do, in describing a State, to stop with its boundaries or battlements, its sur face of earth or of water," its lakes and rivers, or its- hills and valleys. These are-means,the outside or covering, and can give no idea gilt -7 TO get atthat, to know- what a State is we - must grasp' the intelligenee ' "spirit and energy, - the rharacter of the uErt who compose 14 understand the institutions which they-have established; 'and realise of what stuff Mum are made, and for 'vrhay ends they are exercised. So in rigrini to the citizen. • For if, in describing an American, we should pimply say "he was' born at such a spot, and lived-in such a place," we should fail wholly in depicting him either as he is, or tie healiould be. • Very true, these accidents confer upon him cer tain privileges, legally ; - but but if, while enjoying them, he defends despotism, and 'seeks to es tablisl it, if he bates Liberty and loves 'Slavery, If he is mean and narrow and selfish; he is no American in principle or impulse: he is better fitted for the clime and Czardom of Russia than for the Republic: Bomething morelhan birth is needed to constitute a citizen. Whoever has or whoever comes to us with a heart full of real bet moinuoy and head clear in its - notions of person. lit eights and deities: revolved to take law in uni son with justice, and to rit;iy it-,,sitch a man is an American in principle, Wherever born, and should be hailed by Antericans as a brother:— flicker, .for lnetance,*of Baden, the leader of the Judependent Germans, periled life, and sacrificed ids - property to establish a Republic like ours, free from its cursed stain; he failed, but escaped 'the derpot's 'vengeance, and the rebel's fate, and is now a fanner and citizen of Illinois; yet where in intelligence, spirit end energy, where, in character, could we finds better American? He, and all like him,- therefore, are as - worthy that name and will be as true to it, and all its prkvileges, in their highest and broadest accep tatMn' as any of us born and brought up on the Pod: -01' the fairness end justness of these po sitions there can he no dispute.. : :They enforce themselves, so reasonable they are. . TIM Shinn Democrats overlooking or o'er leap . !rig these just-vbmie, assail the independent Ger triansywhy, we have stated:let us,- in this Lana", her, then, give the Tea/position of these Germans, ,aa that, if rightly_ understood, will enable 'lsle 'ell sides' to Judge correctly of them, and, of, these infamous assaults upqn them. , :They are anti - -jesuitical. 'Those concerned Ad+ the Itomish church, ind these Sham Demeerats;', charge upon, them, in consequence, inficklay,— , lVfiatever their unbelief bo or Is, it isnot4llicen tie= like that of France,"' nor "coarse and eel fishlike that of England"--Itiatreaction can.s.:. ed by despotism; the out-growth or off-shoot, Si it were, of a rotten, corrupt anti tyrannical State, religion, and. no clam of men repel immorality ^ in the citizen, or laxity in the Cotitmonwealth, or brand wrong and unjuatice in both, with etnoit ger feelingsor a sterner wrath, than these abu sed Germans. They are, too, anti-plare;y. Free dom, with them, is a central idea:- they Stake no exception in regard to it, and will allow none to be made, in theory or practice; they hold it to be 'no question of interest," "no merchandize,"to he nteaeured out to class - Or coati, to he- binglieti eel& by any narrow or mean "rules of pelf Si of selt!'--but a "principle"' which every being who bears the stamp of max on his browaliallright fully possess and enjoy. Hence, without quali fication or thought - of consequences, 'they de nounce and resist Caere, Popes, theslave power, end whoever sustains it. with whatever of ability Or of strength, they posses's. We have five able articles from that number o Germannjournals-- all devoted, heretofore, to he Democracy—at" firming - these views, ea bold y and broadly as we , have stated them- -We select, as a sample;-por -Bone of the leader of the Volkablat. Cincinnati, in reply to the Cleveland. Dealer and Cineitinati Inquirer, under the beading of the "Papal Hi erarchy and its tools," to illustrate- their inde pendence—their eimcrieanism—"their fidelity to thp fundamental principles of Constitutional, AtlEateAN FaESOOSI." . . : - Tho Papal liieritrchy is a sworn enemy of all popular liberty; for in the end it cannot exist beside liberty and free. unrettrieted enlighten, Mont, and its unceasing, tuireconcilable, hostility is therefore directed egainst every effort at free- . Wherever liberty boa found a hearth as yet, there aleo the unman Hierarchy rneaked in, either to destroy or poison the first germs of a free popular life. - -`= - Itibei we consider this nature of the Papal en deavors, we'cannot be 'surprised that aka , here in the -West, this country dedicated to liberty, this imperious monster attempts to extetethis fangs, yes hm' extended them already and' in tends grasping still further. The Jesuits and their tools nre sown over the United States like grain, their motto is, "the end +=tiger the nteaMt," and what means are too, base for this class of men' for the attainment of their Ono , of their chief means is the nee of the Press,- Throughout the country. the Jfisulte have their obedient organs, which they either bridle by fear of loes, or lured by the hope of gain; and for this scanty price many cowardly beinge, who will publish newapapere, confine the free e 'inform of their opinion, or at least fail to 'their readers of. what they, ehonld necessarily . . • • The .. . Jesuit fathers desire nothing more' than a free, * unimpeded field for their operations. Ily falsehood, calumny,' by means of terrifying the donseience,'bribery.and servility-they will then surely attain their object. For this reason they try" to, bring the press ..tnder their lever; and where this does not succeel to their wish, they establish papers of their own, espociallyut plaoes where there Is o larger Catholic population; and, in oiolcr to be sure of success, they either place unprincipled creatures or...simpletons at the head of their organs, who are only animated by the instinctef dollars arid Cents." - ' . This is the way them Independent Germane think, and their organs speak. Can the Cleve land Dealer hope to alarm them f Deco It count upon the "Know Nothings" flaunting them while . holding and expressing these views! Why; men are not fools 'These Germans are not to hemp red by threat; nor bridled by fear of leas, nor lured by the hope of gain; 'they understand the feelings of American; and know how end where in they fail, and - Americans nnderstand,.or will soon understand their character. The VoLtvbfat,. Indeed, after detailing the mode . and manner by which the Jesuit, increase their power, seek to establish ii, and noticing th e /Mete opposition which it will awaken all over the lend, proceeds with a note of- wanting to Natiree. 03 f 01101,11: "In thin mariner they try tualeo open in Ave nue for the Papal hierarchy In this country, and to deal a deadly blow to liberty. which ie atriadi suffering. Tho Americana see and Art though they may not yet know the rutr. EXTEX . 4 rue DAxotn. ' • “Novertheless, these signs of. the. times no more ineotammlate these Jesuit Creatures, then if they Were not in'exiiteuce at all; they rigidly Inbor for the segregation of all Catholics.' They not only prosecute all benevolent orders and threaten theme with a disgraceful funeral, they not ezdztriijoi'.:7prevent matrimonial unions between pelions of different Confessions; yes, they refuse to Partielpate In the most important social instltations. The Jesuit Creatures' want no beneSolent societies, no schools, not wren W. migration societies in common with us.'' "The Collolig shall hear nothing, read noth ing, believe but what le talked into them by the tools of the Jesuits. And whence originates this uncivil, unsocial and anti-republican spirit? From the wicked final aim of the Jesuits, to iaitlnteln fret and unimpeded territory fOr them lichee and to nudistarbedly labor for the Papal 'Hierarchy in the same: The CatholicMihail see no more, bear no mere; think no mate, than what their worldly Catholic papers allow them." • • Enough oil ibis point. Enough, too, to show that these anti.Catholio, anti-Slavery. Germane will laugh to acorn the threats of violence and Tengcrince burled at them by the Dealer sod En. pile" in the name of the Slave Demoer:acy,' and canoe the blOw thus aimed at them to retell up. on the heads of 'the heartless and slavish duos gogues who bad struck it. Enough, too, to Btu 'Jay Native, of their real position and earnest :Oct.—Cleveland Leader.. ' . idonvatrrr--Itna &Mot:l:A.—The oily inspector report that the whole cumber °racial' So this city lost !tektites 429. More thin hal( the deceased were undorlo pairs of awe. The number of deaths from cholera was 67, which added to the 27 previously reported' makes the - "bole number of:fatal- caste of cholera, Wm "amen, -88. 4 .19: T. censo r . • • " . I . S-, . i: - .....::: . : . .., ' :' , . - : ' . ' ,.'l'. Z.,,f...e4.,:zr.;;.;,....,,• I VOLUME 14. VIINUMBER 265", Tux Dust Iterwass tix.V S ' ArSbiltS AND J telX 1 The Living- Thicitalitratlan Is Use ilyilted -...".. -'.. ETAX3.--A ,:correspondent l of the ' C h arleston 0 fii " urea and ustn i artit i *; ' ; . , occ -- ..' -'`- - --:- ) Courier who was an accidental spectator or eel - with -ur det2l: t o r l- th l o t j ap oiirM igra iS tim ar tmovira l en - C:T il to l it e4 - I : .: : '' ' , recent duel between Gen. J. Saunders, 'Of Alt- Bands of the natives of - the-WU went - gathering ''' ' ....-.. bama; and'JudgeEvans of Misaissippi, gives the together their-little werldlyPropertY;-“tuid are 1 following details of the encounter : preparing to depart; either forlhe Tailed Stater/ . i -•-- -' 1 Five rounds wereflied ; Hie first round; Gem or Australia.: . The Athlone Sentinel says tlise Saunders received a ball in his left arm, bat t h,, "every. day the. railway:station-tar. Crowded with ..... .. bone was not - injured nor any blood vessel Imp. persons primeeding to Amerita.l'-' The Tiunkirk. _ _. ...". timed. The third round he was again slightly Democrat says that "every boat that leaves thee, struck in the right breast; the ball passing jest IlaerWearries.og numbers of ' ,persona from \ and the adjoining miurities, on their'Wei to. the under the skin. No fears, are entertained how. „,.,, from his wounds. - The fifth round 'Judge Evans wits shot , down being ntostlY paid on the American side of the. \\ and dangerously wounded, the ball entering his Atlantic." 'he - Ttlam liertdd notices the depar, \ ..\\-• • breast. - The diffi c ulty 'seems to have originated bare of three, hundred emigrants: tit within a' '. , C: from very harshlanguage %Med by Saunders; in. fortnight, and all destined for the UM d States. _ reply to.. enact, that Judge ..vain, made before The - Waterford News also chrouieleir.the dew- -, \ '... the Literary ' SoCiety . of the , Western Military tare . of two steamers, both of.tiaem'crowded with calingn in Alabama. . . „ . ... . - adventurers for America; • The °sista,/ Packet ' Some twelve months ago, the Society appoint- aa7a that emig r ation to the 13eitt all 3 tatee is on ed Gen. Saunders:to deliver the annual addresa. th e Increase, and that the dread of impressment , Ile left the State and'went to Charlestim,.S. C.; is driving away thousands, who 'would netoth- where fie remained until the first of April. When eririse dream of emigrating, but for fear of being he returned he found that Judge Evans had been compelled to serve in 'the British...ltaly:" -.The.' ' --- appointed in his stead to deliverthe address ed i t or _ The day arrived, and these gentlemen both at. \ ' "Before the end of the:year Areland will be ' . ... tended the school, and both "made speeches,: able . literally deserted, and the dierice and desolation ...' ' , '. • spesches-•-Evans.speaking first. In the course of whialt now hroatiaareiCeattatnara -will be Vial , ''.., . -• ''. his remarks he. alluded to the General's leaving tile in theaters , popoloas districts ef the conntry. ...‘, so soon after reCeiving his appointment the year ,' - The Sligo Chronicle that the"eoutliananee . • previons, and Stated that "be ;had fled from the of the ra4 for Leaving Ire is on of the'. ex ., 7:''." ..- ,".. undertaking." , Gen. Saunders; in reply, stated teurdin " features of the , times,' and is wholly the reasons he had left, and gave the lie to Sc. inexplicable, when we °Murder thopresent Kee-. nns asertion, and used other very abusive lan- perous state, of the country, and , the accOunte. , • ' - gunge to the Judge, whieli resulted that evening continually received of the sad disappointment in a challenge. ' . . "experienced - byethousands who - were happy and Judge Evans is a native of Charleston, S. C.; comfortable at home ." - ' ' •--'- . ' '' ". ' . 1 , he there left when quite young and went to Mas- - . The Roscommon Journal -.-- •.- ",- • • ' '': ,sissippi; where at the age . of 23, he engaged in -" "linndredi iMas ihrerigh thisainir l for ( Aniiii-" ' the practice-of law , and.soon be came dietie " en: This County , is Contributingtao .. Ca re „t 0 °pop, . .. gulehed in his profession . and at 27 yeari of age • - 'ulatton of the'United 'States than any other part he was elected Judge of'the Circuit Court. lie - of .Ireland. '.lf. the drain coutinuakas no doubt .; , -, has a wife and three children. Gen. Saunders ' it will, we Will have • none ;.. ',.,, '. is every young man ; not more th an 24 Yeats ofof our peasantry but the aged' and the infirm - Our workhouse con- ' ' age, but possessed of great' ability. and extraor dinary talents.. Ho is afarmr and native of ' left Lathe a " ether et the children of emigrants who ' ' 7 here Last:and 'previous. years; ,bat'aimed. ,' North Caroline; he line wif e nor children.— It is indeed very bud that dievery week we hear of some of them being sant • , .. fficulties of eo naila nature Should occur between such - men,' men . IT., and their- pa sages P ei Ai e g i e, t , „ hes ' th el , who bid fair to be /Mining lights to their country. sniglortalre"Nees?litiarlt*P ea with'.a y, m orn The duel was fought in Mississippi, near the ....g. ahndres. . and sriwts, fasof,ass was State __- . upwards of sexty.years o wge. . . _.. The "Fermanagh " Mail says that it lilt most ......--- ,'. • 7 distressing to see the young and the it dying .7.. '.... :' from the land of their birth, as if th soil tin "2 Which they trod had been poisoned,"' a Cork "- Constitution 'notices the . departure of e him- . '• i dred persons within a few - weeks, and ye that .... ', ; others were preparing to go. With regard to Australia, it iii,atat tut 41. ships, with an aggregate:tonnage of a tit 'BO ; . .... ' . \ D00;, oat all carrying paisongera, have sailed for-;' port Philip and other paints. - The Galway Path-- tklVii believe there are more emigits' fr0m .....'-' Clan at present in'. Australia than f all the„ - ~....;',•-' rest of Ireland. Tho inhabitants of flint ACittild; , , - . ;..;., ',.: ty largely availed themselveshy:the 'facility of ''-,-.. y forded by free emigration in. governitent ahipa,.?'",-, "^.. -, - Since the,peried of the, famine, and the conse--1 •''.7 . - ''- quence is,thateveryAnstralian mail which arrives -, - brings large remittances to the friends of those 7 : '•-• ' who have settled in that region of gold. By late ' : --, aCCOUntS, We understand that a large timber:of per :mu from \ the - county Clare, who have, bad -..- - .their passages, engaged. by their/datives iri Alla. .; '.. '.• irdia,are about to embark immediately," Frook.the N. T. CemmerclalAdverthei... . . Tan Ems or Swat Max.—Painfully apparent is it, that:from some cause or other; the 'present incumbent of .the: Presidential °Mee entirely unfitted for its high deities. \. Whether it beliam inability to take largo and comprehensive vies of national and political 'affairs, from a mental incapacity to grasp with principles and a corresa., pending 'tendency to play with circumstances, or from an incompetency of will and energy trycarry out hilt purposes, or froth, any;cause, we are not disposed to decide. ' batit is very certain that the country and the Government never so 'much lacked an efficient head at the Present,day. No out can safely calculate, a single month in ad vance-what will be -the political, dontestio . or foreign policy of the Executive and titeAdmin istration. Now courting one , Section. oftheir party, now another, now maintaining Silence, upon filibustering operations well known to exist, now proclaiming against them.; at 'least to 'the extent of saying, ...fiends off, gentlemen; titat's our businesit.;" now speaking of serious diffmni „ties with. Mesdco, now settling them by an anom=, olous treaty; now promising the security of cOmproudses, now disturbing them and employ,. ing. all executive power , to cffeet 'their repeal;', now 'promising an immense reduction of .import , duties add of the revenue, now employing agents to secure the passage of, a bill embodying the oPpOsite principle, we arc constrained to exclaim, .11"bern, oh; where, I, th' Administration goner MrsrumOvs Ramat days ago, while a munder of workmen were engaged in digging 'a vaultat Daltliaore ' one of them struck hts pick upon a -.hard" Substanie teremrfeet beloW the . surface of the earth. Upon removing ,the dirt, and inspecting 'he object; it - Was found to boa piece of plank, . ingeniously painted on one side to resemble 'hickory , Wood, and' on the other in imitation of granite.', It did not 'seem to 'lave been bnried . more than a few, weeks, yet it was found' o be o quite. rotten. ' Traces of obliterate characters were discoverable on the hickory side,. but it was impossible to make them out. On the granite side; which` bail a no*. appearance ! these words were visible under a strong light: ".Raolowl, That The ,DemoCiatic. party will re sist all altempta at renewing, in Conorers or out of it, the agitation of the slavery question, UNDER WHATEVER SHAPE OR COLOR THE TE3IPT mAr MADE2' . The mysterious relic was handed over to it dis tinguished antiquarian, who took it tiS - Washing,_ ton and Placed it in the Patent Since then; ithas been visited and exarttined.bi dent Pierce, Senator Douglas' ' and the Heads of Depar tments except, perhaps, the Secretary of State. Honest them pretend to know anything of its origin, or how it came to be 4, , run into the Gmtette. . , - , The Catholic Church sings no reguieth for dc, ,parted infanta because sheds assured of the per'-. fect happiness ` of those that depart lithe grace . of their,.. baptismal inneeence.• ',But there is a custom la Catholic coUntries, encotiroged by,the Church,' of celebrating , on the death of a baP tited infant a =main honor of the angels:Such MS the' service we assisted at on -last Friday, in the Church of the most Holy. Redeemer.. The mortal remains of the happy Child were brought into the church, but instead of the vestments and ornaments of black', and, the era 'tones of the dirge; the body was placed 011 a catalogue all covered; with white, and dr6sed with awisei smelling-flowers. A wreath' o f rme-bads, orange bloisoms, and other odoriferous-flowers, all of white, rested On the coffin, • symbolical Of purity and innocence. The music of • ties masswas ju bilant, and tlac vestments of the priest, deacon and anti-deacon, were thoie of a festival.—Free ~ Neither does the Protestant Chnrch 'ling re quiems over departed infants, and for scimitar reason. But the Protestant Church:celebrates no mass "in honor of the angels,", nor make os tentatious displays of festive character, and though the Freeman's Journal holds nptthii cereMottlal as an Illustration of the mire which the Roman Church has over its infants, we con fess, religious opinions and sentiments apart, that the funeral service of an infant as perform ed by the Protestant Choral is much moro con. ?mint with hunian'feeling and a religious hope. Beside, bow much of the mass ' and of the at. tendoaco of priest, deacon and sub-deacon wan purchased by money? • Will the Freeman's Jour nal say s that at the funeral of the child of a poor person " mass is celebrated in honor, of the an gels," or that three clergymen attend .in feritive, garb! We rather think not.—.Y. Y. Coin. ANOTHER VIOTTI! or A WHITE 11.-tr—Banrst Asestmr.—Among the many visitors who went from the city to High Bridge yesterday, were Mr. Joseph Chateilles, of No. 677 Broom street, nod his friend Mr. Daniel J. Domyoz. of Spring et, the latter haring the misfortune to wear a white. , felt hat, coming under the denomination of 'Wide .Awoke,' which is - now as certain to raise the blood of an Hibernian os a red handkerchief is to excite the anger of a gobbler. If inquired a reason, no doubt ono could giro as satisfactory a . '11(110W NHOthing " answer as the other. • No sootierlumi Mr. Dentyns (unconsolotis of the den. „gera 'to which his choice of hot subjected him) . crossed the bridge than a party of tame 12 or 15' Irishmen, who had been imbibing semewbat freely,. Uttered a shout, "Down with the Know Notidng!° and Oct - upon hien, throe 9f them hawking him down and kicking him In'therface 'and neck. 'Jib friend coming to his assistance, the cowardly , ruffians ran away, bat not before they bid nut his face sererely.. Mow long are the peaccoble citizens to be assaulted for no bet ter-reaton than-the !shape 'or color of their hate. Wueeuxo B1111)01.--WO learn tbat.this strew- turn is tabs rebuilt with bat a single track—Co that teams crossing cannot,pass each Other. The Wheeling folks any that they expect the railroad companies to unite with, them hereafter- forlhe purpose of Meeting a structure that will Mullein a train of care, bence thelieourse in resonstrue ting the bridge la a temporary:manner. . • It will be remembered thattthe decree of the. Court requiring the bridge to , be down or alter ed, so as not to interfere- wittilho navigation of the river was never Carried thine:motion, Con gross having stepped In and assuined'th take the, case out of- the jurisdiction. of the Court. But Provideneo hiving abated the- noisante, we un derstand that it is in contemplation to lune en injunction for the purpose .of preveintfnga T* construction of the bridge unless at an elevation to conform to . the decree of the Court. - - 4 1 f*buft• Vnfott• . - &Mr/am—ln-view of , a.• psi s seible visitation from Cholera, the authorities of Dalton are thor oughly eleanaleg the city awl ta-erting a tempo rsry hospital. It is also COO 1401 P hite4 to errtsb: nab small medical depots at the extreme cods of the, city. • In otherplaoaa. In the totirior of Nee York and elsewhere, similar preparatory 12(4 3 . vane are In program. This irjutilaioks.' It ts nmiemble that MU sewn ,esses of cholera orig. , Mate where there ire-no part iarly'tacit:l4am. se),, sad where dg. coaugetakation hsi bees had wish maigralilapiltrVigidsitimede from- whialt it ullsist have betterkatoistwolof - - \ THE ATTOIINic , s , GENERAL oN rue FITITTIVE \ Stara Lsw.-=-- - The Secretariof the Interior her- ‘,`. \ inkinquired from th e . Attorney-General whether f. , , menses incurred in enforcing the fugitive lawi, , pripi co the issue of the commissioner's certificate .of Surrender, are claimuupon the United States - C . .. , Treasury, Mr. Cushing lion dellvetednlong Opin-..' , . , ..ion in, th e affirmative; of Which the folloWing are - .? the cdheruding paragraphs -.7... ..,, I ITiewmg,the fermi 2 ebtietle of the act Or Nip- . •:' A,' tember . 18ila, ISA.togetherX aeons Whole, and in,tonnexion. with the - 11 th syntiOn of the act 4;f.. '- August f11kt,4 6, 852, ia iari'Actiiia,' My opinion; -- --, therefore, aeoasauming that thec eases, ' ~. • in the case of the arrest of the fugitive a Chico- ... : ~ t f go, , !were incurred by th e marshal -i raising posse' • ..... the of, his \ dittriet to aid him i k i . E eioCll' ',.. tion of the warreht \ against a threaten reggae, -'•- ' , prior to the issuing, by'tbe commisidde ti", of...the', . .' certificate i3urrendoring the slave; te t e :claim- - -.-+. ants," still sucker:proses, are "charge hie 446 United States, the 80114 as if . incorretLatter T the ~ .l -, issue of the certificate.A." ' . ' . ' k . ''.. - , 1 ,, ,:i. ,,, , , .:-. :- As such expenses,. incu rred by the Ofhief tiL,.;'''''' performing hid duty; upon , Via affidavit ot?this.t . ,;..f claimant, "that, ho bed reason toatTrelientlibat :2 ' -:. such fugitjra will. bo resrnekl by _force from his or . her posseision,".are tn. ho paid One ef . t.l4„: Treasury of 'the - United - St hte‘s, a;:forderi,'lielk,' - ...", expenses are to be paid out Ne .the .Treitaury Of 'i..,.. , the United Motes, - when ineurredbythittitarabal,r. : .. ..r. upon his own judgment and that. of the.Commis- .'!,-, sioner also, of the necessity:to guard -against a \ threatened rescue.. ' . -._ .\,. \_ . ':' . - " '''',.., . 'This statute of 1850 , is ouncle s d_vaNiVecute , a _ provision of the constitution, the due \null coin , pletoexecatiOn it which intimately ii.ii cerna the fate of the Government of the United Stites: r aid the integrity of the Union.. Such , a'statlte • aerfes'and will receive, a beneficial conitructioa: .:* no that the mischiefs intended to be „guarded 'against may be suppressed by the full lnk of,a111 • the remedies provided by Congresi. ‘, , Virouss's "Roams" nr • TCIUCRY.—L correspondent of the Worcester Palladium wniunn'-, • "Please tell my friend, Iliss Luey,Stone, th 4 . . I saw in the streets of Constantinople; in slippers, and ridirg straddle on horse, Rare- Fotmo-Ifeneum, a noble and rich lady of•Afarselc . ..i.... - who solicited and obtained a command- among the Turkish volunteer 'forces. She Las under her order's a battalion of live hundred,. wicked lonk= tt log Asiatics; Cquippetrby heelf. She is about tifty, years old, goes veiled in the ortlittary.min- • nor, hat shows her • Wet freely In spite ••of her.. veil One sees by the expreimion of her couute-J mince that sho is made of the right kind of stuff. , ~ • . She will do something." . . A devastatlisg hurricane visited . Mexico on too 19th Ult., which did ionsiderable '•• dnmage; among otheithings, ceteplatelydemol-: - fishing the triumphal arch crectedin honor of the late achievements of Banta Anna against the to ~ bell. . Oa the proviousevening a very destruct. Ito hurricane, probably the same as the above,,, . visited the city of. Ban Lula Potosi. The great est terror was excited in the place by .the tight, of. two Immense water spOuts' hanging lumsedfr• ately over and tnesmcfng the town, which, h0w,.,- ever, did not descend until they were beyond the city limits. The atirronsiding country was Uhl, waste, and on the following day the phenomenon' - • : was repeated, but with Jas cerevity. . ,sw ...surantat..—The failure of ha party to - elect a United State., Senator in Gm New Ramp- .• shire .Legislature; allows how empty were all. the • loud rantings of theconec!rd Patriot respecting there being a clear majority of twenty etannoh' .. supporters of top Administration, Great efforts hero been made to 'secure the election of Wells and Hibbard ; largo sums, of money tiIITO been expended,- mat coercive taeaearev resorted to vrhenmild Menne prove,l unavailing, but the tint . vote proved the uneorruptibillty of a, arnall but determined band. Thu Patriot confesses its appointment, and the . Stateanacisays the waiver- .. ealimpreasion is that neither Veklatterliihbank. can, obtain etaajority of it& inlet of the.llonia.... • (1011.14-600 bus. •Ea — i Corti • s t;.riivis' • and ' IL; thy ids br • ' myffl \\•• • ••aer.T. wt. 00P:TT • INDIA RUBBER' ;• slating of Dramla pa: iiroftro'ofthizad • el - PLOTELLIIO Arai ' NJ , Qa _airtha e r tempt from mi 41.4 rm . 0 4 .. witaigar -skew Cnotts Waltman& , .N.l. 110 31stimt , ; CARRIAGE OIL .0L0T1142000 L, ask Clial;. sedl/4:b ondes oimal. 't IZ. &sibs MI tam itanrotr,lio. 11 51orteM - - MILOIIII,-1501)ble. scraped Flouifortude ems2lll J. EV. JIMA, 1411ratat RAZ CORN, 1000 bushalsr.,,; .1:4",k7°.° OILVASH—Foreign and-D=6 W° atrlr y d irksr.bit . ng ou, , ,mher . .orwrtor a rbfirsr,M, • MANTILLAB-"A. .51ciaoa aC. .10.1( • op.. co 114.1ar. MAT 200 *natter kt= l i Walri, .7 tut nerd per Xtpresatsoto 8.C.41 NULSON& CO.-4.00 cases and I* A -; ' • ,utile latat sad maa deidxsble Klieg ck.di•: Gimbal ea the Sllk..loto 1u:43140f May. . J UST re c '4 • Yankee" .Voticrai far Inn' wrap,' ite ssio.b7 13.11.141717= ,IrTWood u ACON-3 cosh Dims and ,2: do. xiibot 4 .r.:: ; t p. r!reqr,;.!l:l.! ratreri.. FLAX SEED-9 bbls: and 10 te%s'rbuitEagtr2; . . bbli;•4Fteea *Wet ‘- .Mjarrtaa . Nalt euce Oramd I Oag EXTedi • s43""in Vign6 . 4 4'.. • ALA latablilaial" slllB•llaatkiii ~. i 1: 641'4* ~- 8 . Iszr4 z ie It 8. . : iri - tb .• well swlidlltek,. , oso of Uably* 7 1:: t i rc im Un,= . ol ; 741:5::. ~~= ' ‘"- r e - -
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