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PITTSBURGH:
SATURDAY 1101INING, JUNE 24, 1854.
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ADD RES 8
To. the People of the United States,
BY. THE ANTI-NEBRASKA MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS.
• •
ASHINGTON, Juno 21.
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At a meeting of the members,of Congress who
opposed-the paseage of, the bill to organize the
territories of Nebritekti nod Kansas, held lava
evening, iinrannnt to previous notice, in-this
eity,Alock, Solomon Foot,' of Verinont, was elect:
ed elndrutan, and Dante Mace, of Is. and Reu
ben' E. 'Penton, of R. Y., -ni - re . appointed 'Sea
A conunittee uppointed for the purpose, re
potted 'an Address to the People of the United'
States, which having been discussed and imend
ed. was untuflmOusly adopted, and ordered to bo
published. -;
TO Tilt PEOPLE 01 , TDB UNITED STATES.
The ,Bth section of the act for the admission
of 'Missouri into the Union, known as the-Mis
souri Compromise la*, by ,which the introduction
of slavery Into the regionartow known.as Kansas
and Nebrisla was forever prohibited, has been
repealed. • That law, whiCh; in 1820, quieted a
Controversy which menaced the Union, and upon
which you hive so long reposed, 'is obliterated
from the statute book. We had no reason to ex
.
nee, any such proposition when we assembled
hero six months ago, nor did you expect it. -No
State, no citizen of Any State has demanded the
repeal.' It seems a duty we owe to the country,
en state the, grodnds upon which ti e have stead
fastly, though ineffectually, opposed this alarm
ing and. dangerotta act. You need not. be told
that the slavery question lies at the bottom of it.
As it Was the Slaveholding power that demanded
the enactment of the Missouri comproioise, so it
is theaanse . pisrer that his now demanded its dr-.
rogation: African slavery was regarded and de
nounced as a great evil by the American colonies
even before the reirolutiou, and those chlonies
which are now , slaveholding States were equally
earneit iq such remonstrances with those. which
_lwo now. the free. States: Colonial laws framed
to precisait the increase of slavery were vetoedby
the king of Great Britain. This exercise of ar
bitrary power to . enlarge and 'perpetuate a sys
tem universally regirded es equally wrongful in
itself and injurious to the colonies was one of the
causes of the revolution.- •
When the war was ended there was an impe
rious necessity for the institution of government
in the themunoccupied territories of the United
States. In 1784 Jefferson proposed,--and in
1787 the Continental Congress adopted the or
dinance for the government of the territory lying
northwest of the Ohio, by Which it - was declared
that there shall 6e neither slavery nor involun
tary servitude, except for punishment of crime:
The great and flourishing States since organized
within that territory, on the basis of that ordi-
. . .
...-,e. wince, are enduring monumenta of the wisdom
?' l ,` of the statesmen of the revolution. The foreign
Blare trade regarded as the source of Amori-
:,-:r4 , , ry,. which, it _was believed, would be
'ff , h ,. ,- , 'ed up when that fountain should be closed.
AI: In:adopting the constitution, it was so-univer
- sally anticipated, that the foreign slaie trade
would be promptly prohibited; that all parties
• acquiesied inn stipulation postponing that met
- sure until 1808. The foreign slave. trade - was
. - then prohibited. . Thus the source of slavery
• ./ was understood to be dried up, while the intro
.,' Y:,l ' duction of slavery' into the territory was pro
, y- , hthited. -. The slavery question, so far as it was
.;',”*,•,•-,,, a national one, wei underetood to be finally set
, .
~ tied. and at the same tune the States Lad al.-
f; _ ready taken up. and were carrying forward a
2 ''., - . system of gradual emancipatin. - - -
k,,
.In 1808 Louisiana was acquired by purchase
from France, and - included what is now known
.. , 0 . an the States of Louisiana, Missouri, Arkansas
,t; ' and lowa, and the Territories known as Kansas
. -and Nebraska. Slavery existed at the time in
. I, _ _ New Orleans and St Louis, and ao this purchase
resulted in bringing the slavery quektion again
' r•
- befare Congress. , . ' -
..,,,,4 in 1812 the region immediately surrounding
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in
New Orleans applied for admission into the Union
,i•-, ' • under the name of Louisiana, with a constitution
.-.. : tolerating slavery. The new State was admitted;
il
... ---- and the free States acquiesced. ' Eight years af
terwards the - region connected'with St. Louis de
• • I . mended admission, under the name of the State
'.,• , ' of Missourr, with a constitution tolerating--ala
very. Thelree States reverted to the principle
..
of 1787, aid opposed the admission of Missouri,
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anima she would incorporate into her constitn
, Ilona prohibition of the farther introduction of
slavery' Into the State., The slaveholding States
insisted upon her unqualified admission. A con;
1
•-. : : troversy arose, alii-h was sectional and- embitt
. tared, and.which wo ate assured by oontempora
..- .. aeons history -seriously imperilled the . Union.
. . . The statesmen of that day in Congress settled
• .
~,_ a controversy by comprothise. By the terms
. -- of this ccnapromiso the free . States assented to
-;
~; the 'admission:of Missouri with her slaveholding
• . constitution, while the slareholding • States on
-. :„ . their part , yielded thoexcinsion of slavery in all
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- : ~. the residue of the TerritorY which lay north of
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36, 30, . constitutingthe present. Territories of
• - ,
}.anus and Nebraska: The slaveholding States
1- !".. , accepted this compromise as a triumph, and the
free Stateg, after a little time, . acquiesced, and
....- have ever since left It
_undisturbed and unques_
Arkansas, a Dart of the territory of Louisiana,
which lay south of 36, 00, in compliance with an
implication which was contained in thie compro-
Mille, was afterward admitted as a slaveboldine
State, and the free States acquiesced.
• In • 1819 Florida, a • ithaveholding province of
Spain, wan - acquired. The province was after
maids admitted as a elaieholding State. The free
States again acquiesced.' 3a 1815 Teins, an in-
depetident shareholding State, was annexed, with
a provision in the article of_brteuLtion for the
'subdivision of her
,territory into five States. The
free States, although they regarded the vinaexa- ,
tioriwith the probable inerease of the number of
slave Statee with. very great disfavor, neverthe
less acquiesced again. New territories weroAc- .
Oiled by the treaty of pence which closed the
war with Mexico. The people of California form
ed's constitution inhibiting slavery, and applied
Tor admianion into the Union. Violent opposition
was made by the slave States in and out of Con
gress; threstenieg the dissolution of the Union if
California should be admitted. Proceeding on
the ground of these alarms, Congress adopted
another compromise, the terms bf which were
that $10,000,000 of the people's money should be
given to Texas to induce her to relinquish a very
' doubt 41 , claim upon an inconsiderable part of
New MeXico; that New Melicciand Utah should
be - organised without an inhibition. of slavery,
and that they should be afterwards admitted an
r„slarse or free States, as the people when forming
- c.onblittitions • should determine; that the public
• slave 'trade in the District of Columbia should bo
abolished, without affecting the existence of ale-
Ivry in the District; and that new and rigorous
provisions for the recapture of fugitive Slaves, of
disputed constitutlonallty,thould be adopted; and
that on these conditions California should be ad
. mitted as a free State. .11epugnint as this coin
- premise was to the people of the free Bastes, cc
quiescence was nevertheless practically obtain
e d by means of solemn assurances made, on W
hat of theslaveholding States, that the comprom
ise was and should be for ever reOrded as a final
• adjustment of the slavery question, and of all of
the liothei Which' could possibly arise out of it..
A new Congress convened in December, if
Repr , eaentritives front the Slave States demanded
a senesced pledge 'Of fidelity to this adjustment
trait was granted, bythe Nouse of Dopresonta
icirreiriPthefolloiring terms :•. • -
That ire recognize the binding ethos
afttbeebreinemises of the Conatitution, and
beThrreltie bethe.intention of tbo people gene.
rally; akkrabeteby declare It to be ours Individ
nallY,to abide by ouch compromises ander sustain
the Dthrs inthernissifto carry •them out ;• the pro
vislone-for theivielivery of fugitive slaves' nd the
act at the iest Congress for that .purpose Inclu
ded. t instate we sisprecateall further agitation
of questirese ezabiaced - Inthe acts of the last COll-1
gross hntren as the:ateptemias and of questions
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r~,,~`r,"",','-,{f,,~,~. ~H Kc,ai % 3w~"<'s:l~ P-~-d• ~~s+ .. a^"m''~~r ~.. . t3".w~.}`~ ~« .t.~ ~;~
°er n ~a,y.
generally aonneatedwith the institution afelarc-
TY Latina nteliss; amidst:prow
4 few.„numthe subteqtiently,:the Democratic
NatFmal Convention tact at Baltimore, and WWll
mlag.to speak the icatiments otthe Democratic
parry, set forth as its platform :
"That the Democratic party will resist all at
teM2ts at renewing, in Congress or out of it,• the
at: ttlort of the slavery quettion, under whater
' erthapenr Color the attempt may be made." 1
ti ion aterwards, another National:Conventfon
asscmbled. in the rams city; and assuming the
rigLt to declare the sentiments of the Whig par-1
ty aaid:
"ilredepromtte all further agitation of die tines-
tion, thus settled, as dangerous to our peace, I
and will discountenance all efforts to continue or I
renew such agitation,whenever, -however, or
wherever • '
.-. . .
The present administretion was elected on the
principle of adhesion to this compromise, and the
President, referring to it in his inaugural speech,
declared that the harmony wnich bad been incur.
ed.byit,ehoohlnotbedisturbed during his term
of office. The President recurrin g to the same
subject, renewed his pledge in his message to
Congress at the beginning of the present Ansi.
.sion in the following language:
"But notwithstanding the differences of opia
ion and sentiment which then existed in relatioit
to, the details' nd specific provisions, the acqui
escence of distinguished citizens whose devotion
to the Union can never be doubted, has given re
newed vigor to our institutions, and restored, a
sense of repose and security to the public mind
through Out the confederacy That this repose
is to suffer no shock during my official term,,if I
have the power to avert it, those who placed me
hoie shall be assured." ,- ; .
Under thesecircumstances, the proposition to
repeal the .Missouri Componiise was suddenly
and unexpectedly made by the same committee
on Territories which only ten days before had ar
firmed the sanctity of the Missouri C,orarpomise,
and declared the end of agitation in the follow
ing explicit and unmistakeable language:
?Your committee do sot feel themselves called
noon to carer into a discussion of these centre
vertcdcmestions. <They involve the same grave
issues which produced the agitation, the section
al strife, and the fearful struggle of 1850. As
Congress deemed it wise and prudent to refrain
from deciding the matter in coatroversy then, ei
ther by affirming or repealing the Mexican laws,
or by an act declaralory by it to ;slave property
in the, territories, so your committee are not pre
pared now to recommend a departure from the
course pursued upon that memorable occasion,
either by affirming or repealing the Bth section
of the Missouri act, of byany act declaratory of
the meaning of the Constitution in respect to the
legal points in dispute."_•
The abrogation has,een effected in prinni
ance of the demand of the administration itself
and by means of its influence in Congress.. .
In thii Hithee of . Repreeentatives, that body
which is more immediately responsible to the
people, the contest was more equal than in the.
Senate; though it is due to justice and candor to
state, that it could not have been carried in
either hearse without the Totes of representatives
from the free States.. ;The minority reside:lithe
attempt to arrest discussion upon- the grave
question; through a struggle of. longer duration
than any -other known to Congreveional h:story.
Some attempt was.;made to stigmatize that mi
nority as factionists; yet -we earnestly declare
that throughout the contest . they resorted' solely
to the powers secured to them by the laws and
the rules of, the House, and the passage of the
measure through the House was effected only
through a subversion of its rules by the, majori
ty, and the exercise of. a power unprecedented
in the annals of Congressional legislation.' The
deedis done. It is done witn a clear proclama
tion by the Administration and by Congress,
that the principle whichit contains extends not
only
to Kansas and Nebraska, but to all the oth
er territories now belonging to the United States,
and to all which may hereafter be acquired. It
has been done unnecessarily, and wantonly, be
cause there was no pressure for the organization
of government in lianas and Nebraska, neither
of which territories contained one lawful inhabi
tant-who was a citizen of the United States, and
because there was not only no danger of disunion
apprehended, bat even no popular agita
tion of the question of slavery. By this'
reckleis measure, the free States have
lost all. the guarantees for. freedom in the
territories - . contained ill the, former . compro:.
111/91:16 while all the States, both slave. and tree,
have lost-the guarantees of harmony and union,
which these_compromises afforded. It Seems
plain to us that, fatal es the measure is in these
aspects, it is only a cover for broader propagan
' disin of slavery in the future. The objector the
administration . , and of many who represent the
slave States, was, we believe, to prepare the .
way for annexing Cubs,jit whatever cost, and a
like annexation of half a.dozen of the States of
Mexico, to . be admitted also as. M --
Maio States.
These acquisitions are to he made peaceably, if
they
can bo purchased at the cost of hundreds of
millions. If. they eannont be made peacefully,
then at the mist of war with Mexico, and war.
with Spain, with England, and with_ France, and
at the cost of an alliance with Russia, scarcely
less repugnant. Unmistakeable indications also
appear of a purpose to annex the eastern part of
Bt. Domingo, and so to subjugete the whole-isl
and, restoring if to the dominion of slavery.--,
And thin is to be followed up by an alliance with
Brazil and the extension of slavery Into the val
ley of the Amason.
It is for you to judge whether, when slavery
shall have made these additions to - the United
States, it will not demand unconditional submis
sion on the part of the free States; and failing
in that demand, attempt a withdrawal of the
shwa states, and; the organisation of a separate
empire in the central region of the continent.
From an act no unjust and wrongful in itself,
and fraught with consequences so fearful, we ap
peal to the people.. We appeal in no s rational
apitit—we appeal equally to the North and 'to
the,South; to the free States ani to the slave
holding Stateathemselves. Itia no time for ex
iggeration or for passion; And we' therefore
speak
. calmly of past, and warn you in sober
6ertOusness of the future.
It would not become us, nor is it necessary to
suggest the.measurts which ought to be adopted
in this great exigency.. For ourselves, wo are
ready to do all that shall be in our power to res
tore the Missouri Compromise and 'to execute
such further measures as you in your wisdom
shall command, and as may be necessary for the
recovery of the ground lest to Freedom, and to
prevent, further , aggressions of slavery.
(Sluted). &Lows Poor, Chairman.
,
Danl. 31u° and Reuben Fenton Secretaries.
The Meeting was fully attended: and the ad
dress endorsed by all the anti-Nebrasks members
of Congress._
Prelim-LW° learn with, pleasure that the
Free 8011 men of /AIWA/CO county hare nomina
ted lion. John Allision,. ef Beaver county; for
Congress. 'Mr. - Allison was the Whig candidate
in that district two yearsigo,' and was beaten
by a combination -of unfortunate circumetances
which cannot-again occur. =Be is again a can&
. data for the Whig nomination, and as be has the
confidence of the- Free Soil men of the district,
we hope to seethe `Whigs cordially extending a
nomination. to' hint. Be will in that event, be
elected by some 1500 0r.2000 majority:
• In Armstrong county a meeting of the Whip
was held on Tuesday mightiest: The object, as
the handbill which was issued in the morning ea-
pressed it, was "to consult and take measures
preparatory to uniting an the opponents of the
Nebraska Dix." It being - Coast week,:as ire
leant from the Free Preen, a :largo nuaiber of
Whigs and other anti-llebrisica men were In at
tendance. John need, Fri" of Frunklia town
ship, presided, Hamlet. Totten and JOhn BPCrea,
Esqs.-, acting is Vice- Presidents. J. Copley,
Esq., chairman of the committee appointed for
that Purpose, reported a series or strong resolu
tions, which were unanimously adopted, end, S.
A. Par/ince, Esq., made a most lucid, able, sod
eloquent, speech.. A committee of conference
was appointed to consult with the Frce*Dense
crane organization in regarif to - the jisint action
of both at the coming : election: A Most excel
lent spirit prevailed, and every one present seem
ed to be impressed with the conviction that the
'time for dallying and compromising with the
Slave power. was at an end, and that their _duty
as freemen requiied determined action and en
ergetic Xesistante to its encroachments. '
The Freellentoerate held their meeting at the
lame time. . An unusually large number Ire'rein
etterichnine., They passed resolutions strongly
condemnatory of the gigantic encroachments of
hlnrcry,/end a Committee of Conference was sp
peinttOo consult 'with a similar committee of
the Whip irtregard ton tutieyuf action at die-
As the resl_i_lt of this conference, the following
mill has . been issued by the Joint Comniittees:
Tun . .
-Proem. or Auxisraosa Couxrr, without
respect to party, who are opposed to the Repeal
ofthb Missouri Compromise and the Kansas Ne-.
biaiden'swindle, 'are , requested to meet" at the
Court Howe, in Kittanning; on TilE YOURTR
DAY OP' ULY next, for yie purpose of forming
a County Ticket, to be suppOrted at the ensuing
election. ' -Jlg Order, of,Joint CVmmittee.
, .
4 !_irlt glad to . bo.ajdoMchronicle these MOT**
meats, and trust they are' but iorerunners of a
general similar motemenb • -' "
The attention of our readers I directed
.to theable attieli, from the Nair Yorli' Pius. On
the stole threat of a dissolution of the The ;reply or Dr. BillkD to : -. Azvhbishop
or the subjett of. Religious Libesty, alco
command enteral aitttratiaa.
&attar IN ILtss.m r ,;-The dancers:tic presses
Of (Wt. ude•tire rery'MaxioM: to induce the be
filet }bot . undeerso circumstances can Slavery. go
Sato Pluses;(or Nebratts,)ind they parade the
views of sundry Senators who think it cannot or
will not. -We do not oppose our own • viiiis, or
those of any one else, to theirs ; but confront
them with fads, which are held by :some to be
of more value.tium opinions. •
The St.. Louis Republican and the St. Louis
Intelligeneer both - publish the: proceedings of a
meeting held in Jackson. county, Missouri, which
were afterwards ratified -bra meeting hold at
Independence, from which we quote : •
Being ourselves, Many of us, 'determined to
ssek-in• Kansas our future holies, and to carry
with us our property of every description which
rr we think proper; and being determined to hold
and enjoy the sank in peace o; by force, we
hereby organize ourselves into a - Society of ?die
, sourians for 'mutual protection. * * * *
Itetolned, That we will carry with' us into th
Territory of Habeas every_ species of property,
including slaves, and- that we will. hold and enjoy
the same ;.tharwe desire to do so peaceably, and
deprecate any amenity for resorting to riotence in
support of our:just and lawful rights. * Yet
* * * our purpose is firm to enjoy all our
• rights, and to meet with the last argument all who
shall in any way infringe on them. -
The Republican, the leading Whig paper of
Missouri, approrei these resolutions. The Intel
ligenoer disapproves, regarding them as aullify
ing and revolutionary, w hich , they really are.—
The - "popular sovereignty" which the friends of
the Nebraska bill pretend is secured by it, .Is, by
these. Misiouri alaveliolders, Pet at naught, and
they announce to the world that they intend to
take their emcee into Kansas, and maintain pos
session of them at the point of the bayonet, no
matter whatliws the people may - adopt. •
We hive before us, also, the proceedings of a
nieetiag of settlers held at Salt Creek, Kansas
Territory, near Fort Leavenworth; which are
still more revolutionary than those of the Jack
ii.7)-n meeting. We quote from the St. Louis Re
publican, which says that three hundred persons
were present; - Mostly citizens of Missouri, who
formed themselves into a squatter aerectation_.—
Wa three of their resolutions:
8. THAT WE'WILL` AFFORD NO PRO
TECTION • TO . ABOLITIONISTS—AS SET
TLERS OF KANSAS. TERRITORY.
9. .THAT WE RECOGNISE THE INSTITU
TION OF SLAVERY AS ALREADY EXIST
ING IN THIS TERRITORY, AND RECOM
MEND SLAVEHOLDERS TO INTRODUCE
THEIR PROPERTY AS EARLY AS POSSI
BLE.
10. That a Vigilance committee of thirteen be
appointed by the chair, to decide upon all dis
putes in relation to claims, and protect the right
ful party, and for that purpose shall have power
to call togetherthpentire "Squittericiation."
Here we have three hundred. mein banding' to
getherfor the purpose of deciding on conflicting
claims to land, and they not only invite Slave
holders 'and their slaves to come in, declaring
Slavery to be already existing there, batboy de
clare that they will afford'no. assistance to any
opponent of Slavery who tries to settle in the
territory. If, therefore, a man opposed to 'slavery
emigrates there, and selects his land, !ley will
not protect his claim; and if any slaveholder
choosesto put in a counter claim they are bound
to oust the free settler. No scheme could be
better doviseirto exclude free labor from the ter
ritory, and make it what it was designed to be,
a Slave State.
We adduce these facts to show that sansas•is
already &slave territory, and that powerful or
ganisationsLare alremli effected to keep out free,
settlers, and to resist,Tat the point of the bay
onet, a prohibition of Shivery by the territorial
legislature, should each an impiobability ever
occur. "Popular sovereignty," under such an.
spices, is a most transparent humbug. ,There is
no sovereignty in the case bit that of a slavehold
ing mob who band together to set the people at
defiance.
In this state of facts; there is but one course
left. Enn—, is not open to the people of. the
free States. There is no room for the exercise
of their sovereignty therein. If they go there,
they must go prepared to conquer and win fur
themselves aright which the Nebraska bill falsely
pretends to secure them. Bich emigrant thither
must take a trusty rifle with him, and plenty of
ammunition, prepared to defend himself to the
last extremity. against any truculent slavehold.
er who chooses to dispute his right to settle
there.
One other thing remains for the people of the
free States, and that it is to make public the de,
termination Desert° admit Kansas into the Union
as a slate State. • '
a "Tunes changeand men change with them."—
The truth of this is very vividly brought to mind
by thei re:production of a lett r written by
Arnold Douglass, in January, 1850, explaining
his coons in the democratic caucus which ar
ranged the Senate Committees of that year.—
An effort was made in that cancus4.s - exclude
CoL Bentonfrom the Committees because of his,
ti•elatery speeches, and Mr. Douglas says:
Idesired to know whether CoL Benton was to be
excluded merely because he believed that Congress
possessed the power to legislate upon the sishject of
elavcry in the territories, when opposed to the ex
ercise of AM!. power, Ir so, TOL BAYS lIVLIC
worr.n =crane sea, and, indeed, every gentle
man present who wos a Senator in'August, IStB.
—that we hod da at some time audio some form,
by way of compromise, or otherwiie, worm roa
BILLS wawa arnsuissi roa BIGOT. or CONCOMSS
ova LEGIBLAIEVPO2I Brunei or SLArEOr IX
run rortarroams, although most of us,.llice Col.
Benton, thought it inexpedient and unwise to
exercise the power. * * • * *
Under these.circumstances, I asserted that it
CoL Benton was made an exception to the rule
which was applied to the otherDemocratio Sena
tors, the blow aimed at him would assuredly re
coil upon the beads of thole who gave it, andpro
tested against the adoption of any rule which would
feuds the slavery patine a' test of faith in the
This is the man who now claims that the 11113-
.
sonri Compromise was unconstitutional and Oar
Coniress has no power to legislate upon the sub
sect of slavery in the territories, and who. more
over, insists upon mtdrlng his present views of the
glivreiy question a test of faith in the Democratic
party. That which was "Democracy" in'lBso
is "Federalism" in 1854.
A Catholic Priest nailed Kroger or Groeger
has been arrested in 't 'manual and held to bail
on a charge of assauit with intent- to commit a
repo on . a Jong 01, The details of the' evi
dence are 'toe; indecent, ior. publication; but it
seems, from what is stated, that the girl had
been in attendance at a school in connection with
the church it which Kruger officiates,, and that
be is superintendent of the school; that the girl
wentio confess to linger, in the church, when
he led her into a back room, and took indecent
liberties with her person under pietence that be
Lad a right to do so, by virtue of his priestly
office and that be win . ' profaned from accom:
plisbing hii horrid purpose only by the screams
and outcries of the terrified girl.
A Danoceario Evrroa.—Tho Cincinnati Cons=
mercial devotes an article to the denunciation of
recklees party presses, in which the following
portrait of a Democratic editor in that city ie
drawn: .
.
"We. hare been led into this train of remark
by a long and careful observation of the'course
nf a daily print in this city, which claims to be
the organ of iv party, and professes to glee . * true
reflection of its priniliples, and to be enlisted in
an untsiught advocacy of its policy. We mean
the Aiiyaiiscr. And wo harethe right to eay that
its professiOas as an advocate of inswoonscy—if
by "democracy" is meant that code of principles
and ovate= of policy which would 'confer the
highest possible good upon the greatest possible
number—are a rasa, upon the public—a
patent and constant frand,..a fraud whose per,
pound darkness is never broken by a Angle
gleam of trii —a fraud as essential as a bogus
.coin or a dofgs• ' brconuterfoitccrreooy. . Talk
of independence ! The eery columns of the edl
tor, do not belong to him, Ile does notbelcing to
himeelf. Ile is a nothing—a chattel—a mere
utensil, publishing another thing that olainia to
be a newspapar, but only makes the claim as a
cover to the unsound doctilne and practical un
truths it is enTlOYeatOProznnigate. " •
Thia it more correct Shan ; and it
will Suit the editorial - physiognomy of some con
. ,
duelers of democratic presses out of Cincinnati
as well as it, deo the particular individual for
_
-whom itts inUmded. , • : _ ,
TZW/Catiai 6 epeeist , maetint, of the
Penaglrenue" Society, held of Dr. Presides
Church, it wes 'resolved - that the reit publii
meeting and rally - of the friends' of. Temper
'mum for the county and cities; be hold ori the
yottrtkeNuly nest. tlmo of day for the
meeilog, and the place, tie ettspout um t o dui,
T-EW Siimrxturxili : 11r/ i'vri;;; - 7 61 b 110 1 ;1 4 12 11
itotios hat (been hided - to us, wttiOtt IC:4 Palish
gratie, heiefig oat the la=ces:
I Will let tha people noe that 3le and my wife
has partid buy otur one content and I notify all
Peeple to not let heur have mina 'Thing on tny,
credit for she has the Privilege of making here
one contracts And pay here one dudes. •
. 2Lar,thal2-1h4,-1,.
; ECL4d . NI Dh.
JOHN C. BASER & CO.ll
TRITE KEDICLVAL COD LITER OIL,
Prepared expreialy. for their allies for Medic
.
Mal um! CL B. dCa hiving employed an scent at the
Fisheries to superintend the mainuhteture of their OW er
sumo the pub& that It is prepeired with the greatest can
from none but fresh and healthy liver..
All Oil said withlheir signature will be found to be of
mtuftlat floe quality. and eau be retained in the most del.
!cote stomach. .
It In extenelvely employed both In printo and yr,,tat s y
practice, and well deadeyes the attention . or Ines/Ide;ras a
remedy more valuable than any yet dim , a.doror
euraptlon or pulmonary affection.
• zomr C. DAB= t CO,
No. 100 North 2d at, Philadelphia.
For .11:.7 by all.thn principal Droggißta jal7.Bmdkar6eT
Invalitte recovering from the effects of Fe-
Ter, Ethan. Diseaset, or continued illness orally kind, will;
find Carter's Spahbh - klirtnre the only remedy which will;
mire their drooping constitutions. expel all lad bongoes
from the Mood, excite the lirer to a prompt not healthy
action, and by Its tool, properties, restore t h e patient to
life and rigor.
• We can only ear TRY IT. A •inglo bottle to worth all
the socalled Etarsayarßlas to existence. It contains no
Meretu7, Oplcon, or anrother noxious or Talsonous drug
and can he given to the ' , nougat .lAfant without baits
Jinn. •
Soo the certificates of wonderful corm around the bottle
More than ere honitred persons le the city of Richmond .
Va., eau testify Wits good effects;
Bee adrertlument:
Shoulder Braces .and Chest. Expanders.
"Be particular in procuring the kind men
tioned, a maw' of the Braces mid are humbug."
[From the Pittsburgh Daily /AsPatch. Feb. 21,11651
da EXCELLIXT dammx.,-Persons who hove "manired a
stooping positicukby ibllowing &sedentary emanation trill
experience great relief by the use of the . Weabington
Strponder'Draos," made aid sold by Dr. KEYBEIL, corner.
of Wood atmot and Virgin alley. It answers for• brace
and numenders, the weight of the pantaksine is es placed
at to continua/1y tend to bring the should - Ms totheir nat.'
aril position, and eapandithe chest. We purchased one
some time ago, 4.1 h a ,. beep ..pleued with It that we
tiosolicited gate it a •"pug^ gratis.
Women. hundreds °lnborn ere annually Injured by the
*eight of enormous "skirts," should elm mews thesis
brace. Be partial:do, in procurtherthekludmenUoned. so
many of the braces mid ars hmoboss.
Sold trltoleindo and retail at the Drug Stare of George IL
Keynar, N 0.140, owner Wpod at. and Virgin allay.
21 - Mira of thaGoldeta Mortar.
B.—Taboo keep hams, Snowdon, rib. Prop SW
tic Stocking. and all kind. a scbaniesl anti/nee,.
Cristadoro't Excelsior Hair Dye. •
' NATURE EQUALED BY ART!!
For ages the Mantra endeai reed In vain
The hale. without scorching the fibre, toetair—
Triadthhsnostruntand that, but inchanging the hue
They withered the hair poet all art to ,snow.
Tourney burn yorir gray 'reams a black ar a brown,
Dot Nature the cauterized tint will disown;
And, her Juices dried up, you will 110011 be equalled
By finding your W treated cratdono bald.
Long years, so we've =ld, the craft etruggled 1n Uhl
A dye without caustleor lime, to obteln—
A gold innomodui—that, placed on the head.
TO a brown ors black would transform gray to red,
Slimy times 'twaz proclaimed that the end was achieved;
Dot tho *lse shbok their head, though the thallsh believed,
And In spite of advertisement, plaitrdnnhloall. -
°teach humbug the public full soon had enough.
At length. 'twee but lately, 'Eurekal. they cried:
The wankso long Mit had et length been rthrolled.
Min was announced, thatin changing the hue,
The hair did not scorns—the announcement was true. •
In an Instant, eerllceke milvered, eandy or red.
Wm a black cu• a brown the most moil:Mae. shed—
The Ahem were nourished Instead or destroyed:
The portal of the scalp with no pigment were cloyed;
No odor unp/meant the Ibpold gave amt:
The color was never Co. moment In doubt;
No chameleon chang m to purple and green
E'er rendered the ladles "not Et to be seen"—
limbo:der. the tint that you asked for was then,
Like the darkness that follow. the I.h:bluing's glare.
What a triumph was this: how tie Odium went Guth
To the Past,, tones West, then' the South then' the North,
Until Science and pashion wr.h common acelahn
On their tablets Inscribed the dlscoveraea name,'
And denoted that no nostrum the place coned sorely
Of their own ChigraPolollhoreleler Pyle
Sold ,hole alerand retell, at KETSEIPS, 140 Wood st.,
jai Phan of the tlolden Mortar
PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ILUITFORD. CONN,
Coital Stack, Annual Prenduma and wawa ru=“3.
• $1,000 1. 000.
In.;OI2PIRATED 1825.
Policies of Insurance homed at all times oath*
most favorable terms; against
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE,
OR VII
PERILS OF NAVIGATION.
atawasnZ i 9 o r rittfarg - AbgrkagrAs.
Indigestion and 'Liver complaint. Cured
Br ElElt'll Ph - ffiCLUMl.,Reszi the following letter fwgn
Rev. 0. Dlekarsgo, a 3110elonaei in Om=
•
Bla 8. M. Km—Dear Bin—Myatt and wlfeharice bP42I
mealy bentlitted by the me of your Petroleum, I wish to
bare you end um a box of two or three dosen bottle. I
to
theConcregational Minister in thie plate. and weal
g % r e r1 . 4 1 ,.tt: l' t=r
your PETROLEUM, On 011 t We took seed bot-
Mee—two or three:lnit.-about a year and a half PTO. and
we hare weer enjoyed eo wood health kr !Pan as we hare
Mace that time. I had not taken a Ilea), bottle beim.
that fallow of the mtemach which PO diatrese the dye
:myths was relieved. and I hare Celt nuthl ex of It elms that
MOP. My wife was MIPS I.llPrect hem amok Meese et
the lire, whkh had been of several years standing. by Om
Ho of your Petrolemn.
Said M. KIER, Canal, Rein. GEO. EL MUSEU-
M Wood at and Drazaieta and Medicine Deslare eery.
where. f!anete advertlalpa Petroleum capY.} ' tots
HOBEIS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS.`
N.lnsyUalt slat street, nee LIM Rodroud, Phaaddph . ta
BNGAGIED for many years exclusively m
the manuhketure of LOCOMOTITES,Imie recently
earaiderahly entente& by additions cflarue building.
end numerous Itcieree and trade, which will enable the
PrePrkturs to furnish,, with despatch, stay description of
Wemotires, on Mend milli
• Gob) .
VICILIRD NORRIS A SON.
PEARL STEAM MILL.
• - CANAL BASIN ALLEXHINNY,
• NEAR TIM RAILROAD STATION.
Families will be eupplied with our rarious
Weal street. or Rim. X n
Ratter. ord i
roor * ox W
If hefty and at.
Clair sta. rOtaboratri U. P. c.• J. T. RomPlo
Drusotists, Alleghenr.
Termsill bedelfirortql to &antes ht either Milo. calor.
Terms, 0680. go deliver/.
Raft HENNEDY iFea.
OTICE.—Tbe undersigned, Frederick
of the firm of Loreas.Sterilng Co.,and Thom
!newt, of the late firm of Meerut Lloyd Co., ham
this dar formed Ifioroartneroltdp. =der the name and
Arlen( LORENZ. =WART co.. four ts• Porpree of
'mannfartnrind boo and 'Nolte, WI hare taken the ware.
how* No. CI Waterstreet.tetvertlierrr and hbort atm*
lama they hare on hand an amortment of the rrtka of
Um .4, Neat; ahleb ts.r. offer formle en amoramodatlng
tam - a.A . bey rapectrnUy eollelt the hatnmage of the
poWte, YILEDERIGR LORENZ.
.fedrdtf IL BTRWRT.
A. H. ',HOLMES & BRO.,
XANITrAd7tIIIX73II Of
SOLID 808 SLICES, HAMMERED IRON AX
LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT
TOCKS, PICKS,
Timber, Kill, Tobacco & Cotton Serowe,
mut lisZtrys for Ntickawy,
Car and Bridge Bolts, with Thread and Nuts
complete,
PITtSBURGII,
Wauseon, No. 31 WOOO re.. Irons Tort AND Bsione
iarAn wan:sated. mb31.0
1;17
N/TED STATES LIFE INSUBANCE,
ANNUITY'AND TRUST COMPANY.
CHARTERER APRIL 26, 1115d.—,e' rui4svat.
CAPITAL-4250,000,
Otid /Z. earner qf Thod and aUlild dm/Ll:mm..oldd
OPFICZILS OP TILE Bolls BOARD AT PIIILADELPILLA
mamma
Stephan IL
fl Cranked. •
i.
jt= J011111(014
Jamb L. Florence, . JSMICS Dermal,.
DI. Godwin. _. iracte.
Prem
Preeol od—Arobrom W .rldent—Stepbm 11- , ..*,lbrd. • '
Vi Tbosolpion.
aht ical grotaber—littele , rah„ Jams H. Willson, lit
Allemben! CUT* Bstardi•B:miNot!look
WAIL . 74 Fourth atraeb. Plitaborah
Ease and tdmfort.—llio Conformator,
lately 11aparted from. Pas% exactly extte the Rat. to the
• walla etupe of the llama. eo a teterbat Vse easy one the
bnA uao old axe A peat flt wed a good Mt WAY be bad
.177 trawl et. i(i3l( W. DOUGLAS.
PITTSBURGH
rife,' Fire & Marine Inearance Conipany;
O.IPPICB, '65 FITT!! STREE7',
. BILSONIO PITTSBUBAII, PA.
• JAMES' B. BOON: Pre.ridtat.
Cnutra A.
VOL :11, 9ewury, '
This 'Company. makes mu IneAratice ap
pertaining loon =netted with LIFE 1118I(8.• • •
agalnat lOW and Clzigo Itiaka,_ens the Ohio sad
Illsalairpl Mons and tributaries, and Xanhaii paha aro
etailT,•
And againsi Loss or Damage by. Fire,
41tid against - the Parili of the Sol and /Wind /ilaTtation
and Tramwriall
- Polkies tornolaTiho krona est, eonalaiant aaarti
'Joann It. noon,
BoannolllcChntan,
Whllato Phllllpi, •
J oh
ose n ph P. LL
D..
John eta pla.
GoortnWm- F. Johnston,
Jams Illaroban.
.S. hablon.
theJn47lB [Pont awl
Ladies Fancy Purr.
- recoup tt CO: would most respectfully
evits the attentionof indlaa to their tants ind mandato
crock of PANCY YUIIIS, now opening. annyrning In put-
Bab* Mime Idartnnlitcb, Linz: Canann, Merlin &ink ,
rd, Rack Ikkatla;thnint, *awl grid Soon'. Down: Maids
Tlatarlaan 'Paidalate Ctara. 2084 omn. Wood and
gA!taw.:4lt#
LOGAN, WILSON' ,& .CO.,
Bog to call the ittfention'of Bo:pip to their
a&RDWARE /iND LDDLERY,..
, • • ortent,stoit oramplete emartanantein'tke
%MUM= Bs Exaccr remora noit !yaw*
and which Our °data no mat tamable toms,
*alma saariast tab , Intrust rtatotod
Si WeedPladinraa. _ • ,-
t 4 ream ANTIPITSWL • SIMI IbltyUTtli
_ s,
EME
woe. can ced
- The lies field tint bleak
aciai, deid...24 , usid.r.oaii.iicat,
pr.C.3l.Jora the uninswedenteddemand
fit them hum aff parts of t heCroke; and although 'there
asnr be many compounds prePared and represented as be
'tag worthy of a liberal patronage. Tet e c feel eo.traked_
to remark, that the rut number of terthooniale with
which the worthy do:tor has been hemmed, by persona o
i the highest &meter and nwpartabillty.lthozound It
eatary to hise rattere to his preparation, la testimony
itifftchntlyconel.lse, that • man effectual remedy for the
almost Immediate relief of thaw atilkted with, that direful
malady: dyepepele. has nem be. discorered.
leli-dkiamT
INSVRANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
VIRGIN 7A,
WINCILESTEk, VflkirelA:
Capital $200,000. 1
OrriCE ANCE CO. OF PlTTSklißalk
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $300,000. •
. jell:Mak A. A. CARILLKR. Peer.
_ARNOLD ..S1
14 , 4111CITILLIS Ul
Chi!son Furnaces, Wren iron Tubing
W.,113 ountsset. to , Worming onelToottlating by
Bloom Or Not 'WOW. Noe. oeChilson's Turosi* Churches,.
£obailo. ikooltala. Ysetories, (Imo Maio*, Codrt Noon*
Jails, liO .o NoothOra. No. 25 14arkot at. fltistnovh
• O'CONNER, _BROTHER & CO.,
; BANKERS AND INSURANCE DEAL
ERS, N 0.116. Wood stmt., one dear from Find street, Pitts
horsa.—"Dar sad onll Par sod Current Ponds, Mat sad
Thor Kranooirs. azhi. Stocks. Parton sad Western. Zoos
nub, sod Prorstoi* - Notra silo. Spar rest on Tana Ds.
Faqirs of Pia and Carotid Roars; sod Insure Eire sad,
,sine Nader Dor rho dEM Isms= Coars3r, (orb
totted. $170.000,) and Rom Issuance. Coarsr, (Gotta
.•
4 ; ;. ; ;• ;
Hernia, or Rupture of the zowels.—Thire
are thoulandstof perms who ars &glided with • Burdens
of the Dowels, who ger little attention - to the disease unlit
the bowela become strangulated, when in all probability It
rosy be too late. Wow important It is, then. for all them
suffering Dom any limn of . B.aphare of tbellowebk° Wolk
at once upon Dr. EKTDER, at ble Wholesale Drag Stray,
owner erwood st. and Virdia Wer, and Procuri • True.
mtaln the Protroding tortionnf the bowels. Dr. Key
ow ham an °Cos back.of the Drug Stare Where Tresses are
applied, and warranted to glee satheaustion. cis. also has
ofery variety of Trans*. that yon tan name:and at any
mice. to milt the magus of irrery one In teed of the article.
also keep sent kind of Serisq•os. pod". fhwoes,
3s prn
•eryDmuiooca.fiktific Stoctingts,.for enlargedveins. and ell
kinda of embattled appliance* meg in the mark of Memos:
1 would reepeethilly invite tbe attention of the public , to
ars, excellent Tra y for Children, whirls inwarlabir nikwt•
ctnhs in a Very abort thee.• •
•
_ .
8.-1 abo beep on band and for sale .• lame &awe..
mew of Shoulder Mama of the mod lamptared kind. that
baraboonnoen with ao mach ratbdadtkaa by hundroda of
perr,as, both In and mit of tbe city.
•
DR SEFFRE'R DEVG STORE d Tlll7Se DEPO7; ear
ner of Wood area; and Vtrina_allry, N 0.14,0, dim of the
Golden Mortar. - • ..}all4kaT
41L'Olintock's 'Family lffediai«es.—Wo
all the attentbio or bei de of fluasea,and otbrula to the tut
tbe Muth tties of there valuable Family
• rim - luau B OitIERS,
- ovxmns TO J. KIDD CO4
'WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
•
2o). co WOOD STREET
pirrAildßort, ma.
.21 .
ofEr. WLeskeiCelebtaWcl Twaditure.l4rw
00M2t1ISSION M A
ERCNANT,
EiS tN it W r ita E
CH ,
rn3allo. Wood o 3: Pitusgh.
isl 6
MORTZD — ThaDeler beerule.g. June VA. by the Rt.
W. D. Howard, lIKCIIARLESIC. ILFXD,olThlliMphte,to
AIARY S., diughter of ..hunee Hallett, OWN elty.
Op Thursday isternies, Ski hut, by Rae. D. H. Diddle,
CICERO HASBROUCK, tip, and 311 v :DRDORA.LI CeL•
RISSO e , TIONThe
co-partnership.lere
tamed.uee beteeen the ntscrir. - under the
tof Wightmen 4 ?I'llelland, sae dlesoleed on the oth
tot. er mutual mount. T. Wiuhtuten mottle 8.11- al
count. of the concern. TIIOB. W LtIIITLAN.
Yitteburgb, June 20, 1854 WS& BI'CLY.II4LND..
•
TitE-pndertigeed haring purchased the
enthe Interest etii=. WClellatl.he the Nut Duller
lent. formerly darted - on by Wightton t ;Method, will
- continue the tannest In all Ite.voinue branches, at the
old eland. A continuous of the Mena pattonage bent..
I=anttoolto
jtZkic:acteten,ht tvitampjf,437A.
...Election Notice for Zajor'ileneral.:
IIIE -Commi ss io ne d Officers of Companies
'and Battalions or thelhat Brigade, will meet onthe
n 'MONDAY ofJuly nett, It the Court Ileum; - IA the
City of Pittsburtak at IA iecaar. In the • foreeooo, for the
=talent l A us i t i , ii tl i ajor the Dieh Ar t
s ' trortg,lndlanarmd Jet counties. II I ; order
JendidterB "IL : 4
011
SMALL TRACT OF LAND FOR • BALD—
Efizate•l to Belpre Tochrhip. Sfarhitistohrountr.
Otito,lB mile. below ilariotta, oppotite the frot of III•oner
lomat lalsod; coutaiot I arm. highly Improred, on which
us erected •• Frame Dwellimkiro. r rc tozother with. wrc
atom
co ' W i liteh u tirta th. good tia . critt rind, cod goodjusligh
borturd for &Mr. - Prior tat 9. or will excluiiif for lots
to cAarout the city, ADDif Ift
j 4 arLAIN, 0.
James% ode llo.l , •
Alensr B sr,
John Mi nton,:
Unbolt ()awy, •
Alesaudar Rersolds, Arm.
ogri:§ Ccuj UNE
II • ttansibt
lilnun Bum, Ter
FlBll-40 bbla. No. 3 largo Alackorol;':
60. MIL Halt; Milton Dad. No. 1 Ilarloso
21: do
• .95 Mi.
, W Na ltito LI) 1 laitql .WIC,, Z)
ha d l o t MIL Mks Tro
Wh a 4
its Pia:l.
Jan meal and fer.talotr, ' _ • _ JOON IVATT t OCi.
(TRAP PRESERVING SUGARS-
IL/ Whits kV Crushed et R.ud Oda. VII •
N f O. Hulot', 20 Mt:ARA% for rla -
EXTRA OLD GOV J. VA COFFRD--A
fin tag/ nerd b, W. A. MALMO.
WI( TEAS —Superior Chnlan Pow
ni so db.lll lb •
choott=illiom i b ooK de. Ibr
bile Dr , : p 24 WAJaCIAIIO. :
QPTS. TURRENTRIFA-15 bble. to -arrive,
s..J brit. R. for salt by' s;' I9ILIX DICKEY la CO.
aOBIN-16 bble. Rosin;
.);r Nz b i biL c°°#°° \l ALHDactgAral&sta
BINGES--50 doz." Knotted !Ludlam) Head
atgrethgei. OW* and la all eolosjost toed Dge Mutes"
0. Bs, «wpm of *szkrt, rt. sad tb• DlamopL
mum vex- ctostza.,
fiNOW NOTIIINP - MUFFS,
• it Cnrrstazd
14LAOK LAOR, MITTS—A bea
"AP2rt4a.cipp.o
sanX VAS °ORDER'S.
Sold la Pittsburgit. by PL ME% BROIL. Druggists..
60 .Wood st. Abu, For Ws by USU. EXYBER. good
street. jelr...Tnitsrd
Enlarged or Varicose Veins, Weak
Kiri Japers ♦eb Walg ANZLICL—r would respectfulif to
rite tka attention erPhllislans, and the public generally
to my assortment of BU. Kinetic Stockings. ELM Cane,
Ankle Socks and bandageifor the ether and con °USIA
Knkuged Wes, Kesk Ankles, wakk Knee Joints
and the miens sppitanies used In the curt of diseased 10:
qulrl4c outward support,
also keep trim' 'misty of Trussid, BOdr Breves
Suppers, Shoradar Bnkner., and In tact sll kinds of ma
beeappliances used in the me &Maas. •
alco. H. sisirstn, Whdessla Drustest
toll.Sdikva N0.'140. nor. Wood Ft; and Vinda Alloy%
, Mutes Lesetunct.CanYant.
Plttelmrgh, Jute 14 1854. f .•
The President and Directors of this Compo
sr have tide day declared a Dividend or hut. Dollars per
upon the CePhal 810elt. Payable to Abe Stockholders
or their legal reproser tatlete, an sod after Monday. the
11/th lust. ILLMBILL L. MAIIIMIEL
joll-54fe Boenatery.
Dr. McLane's Liver Pills.—When the
proprietor of this invaluable remedy purehaked it of the
cliental., there wee no medicine which deserved the come
for the curo of Liverandlillilonscermplaluts, notwithstand.
leg the great prevalence of them disease, In the United
States. In the South and Wed partiCularly, where the
pa
rest le frequently unable to obtain the mettles of &reg
al phylikdan, some remedy was required, at once safe
an effectual, and the operation o'whkh could ip no wise
prove prejudicial to the conatitntion. This medicine is sup.
plied by Dr. tdcLane's Liver Pills, as ham been proved in
every Instance In which alma had a trial. Always bane•
Mal, not a winery instance has ever occurred in which its
efforts have teen injurious. The invenUon oraueduented.
and distinguished tphisician, it has nothing In asuman
witlathe quack nostrums imposed upon the nubile byelsal.
low yeetenders to the •medical art. .Expeilernee has noU
Proved; beyond • doubt, that, ,Dr. McLane+ Pill le tbe had
remedy ever proposed for the lavefoomplaint • -
Purchasers will be merit to ask for. DIL ?PLANE'S
CSLEDRATED LIVER PILLS, and tele none else.. There
are other Pill., purporting to be. Liver Ma, now bans
the public, abio, Me Celebrated Vermitutouturtnow be had
et all respectalde Drug Stores in the United Stater. also, .
Nr sale by the sole (proprietors, FLEMING BROTHERS,.
lel Ndtwill Succadors tn . J. glad A Co.. 00 Wood et.
Bally's Antidote and Lotion:celebrat:
ed throaahoat the laud as the only reliable preparations
ever Invented for the cure dell
Inaraora of the Urinary Organs., Piles, and Female
'Complaints.
The great ruccesa these extranidluary Medicines have al.
wayaredwlth la oozing the above oamplainte. hu
tnr
prlied even the Protectors themselver, saying nothing of
thathousands of Individuals who have been permanently
used by their sue. , We would enure the 'public that they
are net SUM nasal //embus% compounded palely to .11.
but are prepared by a lhorough Chemist, with the most
choice and our. ingrediente whfrh can be obtained, and
are intended to de good. lint one trial is required to eon-
Tillie all that tech Is the fact.
. They ire nut bolo br•ttlek with full direction. eeromna•
nylon them, the Antidote al *Land the Lotion at SO eti,
pert:Kale. Onebottis, lute tin days. Many have been
entirely eared in two or three days.
Invented_ by M. BALLY, Pity Arian to the Hospital o
Past, arid Breparodby DUROY A co, General Airon.a for
the United Staten and Canadia, to whom all orders =tether
addreperel. Flinched Depot;doll Broadway, owner Grand
New York. . •
Sold Id Pittsburgh, wholes:lde and retell, ty
DRAM, (mustewsrs to J. Kidd & Co.) No. Go Wood wiz Whxl
km Z. li. PATITISSON & CO.,'snd by Druggists every
where.
DuPont Towder.-LEvery variety . Rifle
Inning and Biwalag Powder. In en alto mass... Pray
on hand and for sale from Musslewl. In lots to suit Dot
timers.= drortble Edgy Iwo.
D. W. C. BIDWELL. 31arrollaiturers' Art.,
w 07.131 h`ront street. littobeereb.
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Corner 4th and Smithfield sta.,
- PITTSBURGH, PA.,
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire & Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY OF lIA.RRISBURG
CAPITAL 8350,000.
Girard 'Lc. • i.e . =Lee Co
OF PHILADELPHIA;
CAPITAL 8300,000.
AA7 711711N0 4:III2CIIIALLT,
For. Irarming toad Yestildtion -of Beading;
100011; Ili ;411 - )Diki abzi
- .:ss,tooci ..g.r,wArtin..4 . ::!,
- . .Lli ,
M. BALLPS A.NI7MOTE-1.,LN1 0170. k.,.;
liE gitlit original French L!'preilirl atio . l4
4
Porthe wak. sped: , ant permanent-'eure of a/113 IS
ea.. of the • \ .
NS.
URINARY „
...
without the least restriction .
to O
di RGA t.. den.; thyme.. or
thenge In ePPll.rion to Mdem& •
' , ' : TIMCE INEALVABLE EREEA.inoNs
limo now been bet,re the public for the peat 6Years , and
have become ea well sod tathrably known that t i er de not
require any moyadaberate mole. TheY;thieve been used
by thoeeoeda them:shoot th entry. and, bore seldom
been known to fall in cluing t h e meet stulthare cum
Althoush there are m many etenponvie Which are 101 l
offered to the public cinder the name of Illottwen and Ope
dn., these are the esti/preparations that have ever been
luvented which willi.nre to the patient e ...IA panes
nerd and trained."e. They one ...seed of ingredients
edam most valuable 'description known to th a - wow
world, and are eutlrey ofa • . • •\l \ \\ .
YEGE ABLE NATURE;. \ • O f
and although powerful, they fraturinhere in . ihe iel4l 4e
*ma delicate comfindicsf. They . were Inveuted by SoosW I
the Pont and most adetrated Vane.. playalciansin
after meal. 7 year. of study and experience, and Once their\ 1
Introduction into the United States, have erected :then
cures, both of tweet amen and them of lone standlnk . 1
than any other medicine of the khans - 4:6 o ff ered to tri4.
piablic. ‘ An ' &'.
The extraordinary eaCleet. of Id. Bailee __lldote an \
Lotion ria.. in a. groat
from
from therfact that they
an entirely different from all other preparatiotho thth in
the nature of their Ingredients. and in - th e Sumner in'
which they operate upon the patient. The ‘Aniidoteep
erates immediately on the Urinary root of the cilse. tne
&Wins It neutron., the mous, and meet.. the
morbid mentor. .and irritatim. ge. .relly, In very.
short time.
Mlle lotion cent.. no Xi/race( Mime, or any oilier of
tke DANGEROUS MINERALS which form the PrinetPld
ingredients in &large majoritf of the Ithectimultn."'ln
use. and which are atm°. :invariably prescribed by the.
numerous
QUACKS AND IMI'OSTERR \ a
with which our lune cities and towns eke Infested: It fen
be used with perfect safety, Is mild \in its operation. and
hoe never been known ins !Ingle laeoneo to produce the
least unpleasant elk..
We 4 4 - \
among nong quathish TOCOMM list no. to deceive \
the pu Ile. If the medicine. do not week S. themselves
t00...b0n nee/ch. them. Oar object, is ba notify where
they eon be hod, and the proprietor ands any person
to produce better medicines thou these 11* the:cure of the
above diseases. under a forfeiture of 13,690,. \ , -
They a. m. up In bottles, with full direqtioneacconspr
eying them, the Antidote at Si, and the loth. at SO Ms.
per bottle. One bottle lute tens day.. 31tol , ha. been
cured In two or three dept.
'
For particulars sec pamphlets coninining ncetes of
\''Tti
cures. Or, They can I. obtained of the Age k.,,. a nd are
distributed gratuitously. ' -
Invented by 11. BALLY, Physician to the . I•l ‘ ital of
Porthand prepared from thneriginal Receipts, UMW
& CO., General Agent. Gm the Dotted State. and ,Suf
rs mirt
to whom all ordeh, addreamed: P ri ncipalt Sot 4.56
t.l
Itnesovray, corner tinutdat,Neir York. , • - .1. 1 a
Bold to Pittsburgh, wholesale and retail. by maim - so
BROS. No. CO Wood fit.,aud by Drugs.. everyethere
throughout thecountry . .. .. ‘. .24.3mw5,
PE ACLIESL--25 sacks prime 'Ohio hull
reed end for male DT lint it. 1,1 a GMT, Water a••
13AC6N"'—` HAM, Shoulders , ad, Sides fo
sale br • 1e24 DELI, *LIGGETT.
ID GLOVES—Bijon's Black 0.41.
Kid OlaTe also, Aid finish Silk do. ■t \
MILANI( VAN aqi
QPICES--10 sacks grain Pepper:- •,
rkr. Airykr; o 3u boa. No.l gr.. prr: \; •
01zAmr,2,53.1=1:r. uo: \ ;
`1: d 1
25 do Ilonton do. rs: dors and far ule by
LITTL.M4 CO., ll2, 24W,
bbls, superioi
ao Ltd& 'do
25 do Whlto
bY je23 T. LITfl
BROOMS -200 doz. Con
ind for sale b 1 . T. LP
JUST - RECEIVED 'PE.
.. , .vig=11%,:,., 1 1.r.%=.
arid Meer Thimblea, a aur.artHenffine
(101...
very pretty . and &cap. Our atkek Is low poraple‘.
are prepared to cdkr spell 'edam:am:dole purebasers aa to
make it kw (beer [Memo( to Ora o tall before &eau.
Lag eloorliare.U.Sl Muket at. J 4 3 ,, nouvi.
ATALUABLE , PKOPEIRTY 'lli • COLLINS
" T TOWNSIIIP FOR BALE-41mm, sltil , te . l miletiteM
Rest Liberty, and about 200 yds. from . the &Timer Ay
er mid same distance from the Allaglemy Val c i - R. 11.4 \ ,
new Brick Renee with tisk and 7 looms,fioistl lewd
scrim also, a Senora Miura, A lame frame barn pod stable,
and other out buildings, aim,' well of water, I etoaequer• \
ry,sruntillig stream st lower part. of the farro, in embard
of 300 trees, IA acres iri nil Oration, balance. good timber.--
Will be sold albmmtbar or 10 arms with tire troprotements.
jeiZ ' : 8..C1Y1 II BERT 0 BON, 140 Third street..
- -
URN I NG BERG,,
Ilurchtlald have ree4 as un
re
IktAtair modo. of Tartu. texturek
Iknwe. de.
MBROIDERIES IN
taleßeld bare reed." 1.14 , 111.1
n. r. ounl Memlast., bunt
moot. to be sold singly.. - Our arsortma....— _
oust Edgings and lusertin. Is 1.. and ruled.
PORE CIDER-10' lAA& h; itilTreby -' A
- L. O. OltAve CO. co, t rt.
FOR
.11 ° 0 11 .. 811 . th . f, t , t ,4 4Pg 41 ,
_ Ug T Y .
q lure of J...50110.0N31A KKK stmic.n.
NDRIES.--67 tons NoNor Pig
1..7 11 MIL lard; 3 bbls. tlrbaKel \ '
- Luks IVbeat: 12 wicks FcAthem., to itrriTo f
&Me by Jet 3 15A.144 DICKEY& CO. .
[)EARLS—y..I)I)II. justurga,Tlo2l:4ale
I.OIIN-200 sacks Ear just 'd andror
xj sale by Jo= PIJFti 6A DILW I :rii k 7
'OR SALE-487 acres 'af:land, Fi,,nalles
South of Derllngton:9o acres clean:Kt: iroel Orchard:,
a geed Store House. and large Darn, elth 2 Frame II -
ell to Ervtrate order, and offered at theta. , once of X.,
sere. Ahe half sere Lot in Oakland, on \ Charlotte o
Is a beautiful lot. in (toot of 31!. Ogden'. boo Imp,
meal- It le offered at the low price, of. 1900. Enna,
me. Ake call end set my Itenitte4, for detertakms l
'mat varlet: of property. / \Till:M. WOODS.
1022.1 m , \ . 7 . 4 Fourth at
1:.011 SALE-5 Lots on 'Penna., Aivntte, i.
- front of Chathaurti, and 4 Lots siddie jonetion• e
v. and Webster et.; luso, a - hove •varietr Of cheap tote
0,
ihrotiati tha city. It yoo vent anr land of roperty for a
J
hoop, rust enquire or Jed -lm - TLIOd. W D4.75.4th tt.
yANKEE NOTIONS, for Jul;.;.
Fern Leaves from Fanny'.~ fort.folle f2d eet_ r
Ti, Lune Lighter, , Chambers' dorm} dunes '
' The North British Devlostr: The shorelola ' , '5 and
oo \ y,
hoit l sle by igal _ - S. 11 LA UFFEI. 1 , 7 W lit. .
a r ►
ATS AND CORN-400 bus:\ ats ti \ De
li.ti"; ° b '"—E".
C ‘% 1 11 . )% " /M. 41 ‘I ii, tO b lrP \ . .
LOUR-200 Ws. Extra Family Ir k.
• urea sad fur Sae by , TArrtte. co..
Jar • \41 24 et.
rIIIgESI--200. bra. prime.W. 11.! \ ` 7) - 04 \
• y e r \
e mrfol sea forego w 2%. t' t.
I,
_ _ _
(1 1 13UAR--100 Sitel
otomasa *mak by LITELSA 3l •
B ACON -20,000 lbs. Bacon II
Wo I t
• tro 21e r V Atm4
• •
tesoostra 8. O. limas, In Oar. snit
T. LISTLE a C1)..11
GREAT BARGAINS IN COAL LAN S
I now Mier that rolnabla Coal Property, alt • • '
the Monongahela Meer In peel .lin. one WU bidder
'Warp of Webeteroontsdne 103 soon (Irian& V* ars Jikell
i. srueshiasit Coda (tetro, pit tlralo Itself; with trore
flea front deep ender. autheront to load Wats' at the I.
est gage. Theron' .can Le reached by a read , not trocepik
inn WO het. Thatetrowyeensols area arnaltitottro and'
Brow land Is rich and w4l watered. This Is droidedly the
but and ebes , ohn coal sonrortY nn. I. roartet..):Poll,rol
and all offered at the tow prior of tan per sens ,
_os`,Pt hand
bakenne In 2 annual roystomte. Apply to 11. IMAM. •
jelYl ROW Eetata At rot
AISINS-80 bx. fresh Bune.. in More
lby We by hol7 . MAME DICKEY 6).
-FOR BARTER OR.. SALE—Thksulnkort r
otter to barter tbr countrynionertr, near t/da or Al
r)3lil,l"C....iih'irt=',4lanang at
new Net illflee and Crude. Mow The rropanr to Owe
It new and or the newt modern kordrortlon, cobrietlagot
liartwn awry Duet Elnlldltur and double bark linlidlare
Cbandatlera tbronghout the hoar., bet and cold
water In 'rub bones, kitchen and batb room , and, all la complete order. Wllen world be either bartered dr told
uporhlllarral karma. Zndalrant DELL LUX 67T,
Wand 70 Wager et.
IaIIEACHES-200 bus. Dried. Peaches. ur
R. was ' • -le9 J. B. CANITEID.
lIGAR-10 Ws. N. 0. Sugai• and 10 bbla .
I —, clarified do fbr as le by J.l l . aNytilt:D.
ACRES FOR SALE near Renting
.
Stitioh. on the 0. * Pik. R. B 4 GL aerie PttortiOnd, 12 erne of meadow, 120ln rultivathel; trent.
left the R. It. and the Ohl& River. Per terms, apply,. to , •
told . S. CUTHBERT k PON, 140.1 W et.:
P.ROOKLYN SYRUP - 1 -at jbls. for 3.4 e by
JLIP 1.6 811RIVEK. DILIVORTII k 61.
'0
BXS •
'EARL STARCH for sale
10 17
- KO 811RIVER,DILICOOTII & CO.
SELLERS' VERMLFUGE—"Tho beAt; prep.!'
vatl Tbint.Plossafit, r0.„0ct.41:1847. • •
' Saferv— O7 your Vermlle. I mussy u4bout
hesitation, that. baring used It esteruhrely lo my peVtioe
for the lasi four or fins yore, I I.l_duk.dit decidedly thrbeet
irjur h at l los b t . of e t i lle• t o in ft e ., l kW:
dl used a - Int arty ku m lerl f igr....all .
otb:C l minufLturcrs. - youis,tr,
D. COUall. - 11.
Prelosioi dropd by it. 111 BELLERSk 00.47'yfood
and told br lerts generally,.
..•.
SU .haltehests Y.ll •Thias.
Tear, 150 bsa GrailVe foa Tobsoug
1 5° rgi. it ' l9
boxt . ,_Pt2t 31 1 7 1p . TZ% Sin
lbeeldo br Jez - J -T. Lr.s - xs.2.t ALL 2LI orreet. \
• -
•nlv i EmA i Lla Hotiae, FOR.figa4-
home
on t. above Smith e l .. owe la
crice.£4osginit:gl,b WU
"d Parton, etitMid"trda
ved cellar. was term, • La m r price and roust
thoilcalllatate 0911ce. ho, 310, Third rt.
s.curitarwr
• Beal Mutate .- nes.
- tE u RSONb DETERMINED to hare Dome
• Of theirown;are reqUested tool] and look ttofiisa
t
o on Mount Washington. Lots or GO ft.tiont /27110
&Mime gelling at g 250 to V. 3110 each. Tenn., V2O In hand.
balanoe In monthly payments or $.l. Ana/ Won't!' do
isant• lot, on the above terms. • V
• - CUTIIIYERT " \
rio. Bil at:
An MINERS WANTED to take \out 'coal
•t Faittsouut. Tit. • Goothr mart, mid ostrbsut
0r.," W , I11 . 1" ' 074 4"17-t°R. ROiIISON
• je2l .' 235, Littoty Pittsburgh.m
-..
' -
FOK SALK.—SO,OOO Gobd Securities': '
. •53 Shams Irarth , . 'l,
M. C ia l :li r :11 " CP: • -
Western Punaa Ixnattit, sad aoll by . • - \
js2l. •
QEED .BUCK — WILEAT.--40 boa.. priine q
k. : 4 2 ing w o rd t h e tale by - JA& VARDROP.. I
4.IUNI)RIES-•-4 bbls. Lard; - • - •
sol.l)l,l.orossen. 1 ask Parana.: •
1 auk Glows= . '
21 sko. Festhenn • - •
106 lionlerllloorogy. now leadloß from same. Algoma,'
for ona bF Sag' •' " ItIAIAII MCKIM& CO.
IQASIDES SLAUGH'It SOLE LEATH
ty ER %story Ibr oil. by J. Oh OM MOWRY
Llb.ti It., oPpOaite elle:bend of %raja.
X4cCORD'S PATENT SClAPozin u f ac t ur .
1 7.1Przurr - DENElightVirialnag,WeVa d rt. ..
DACON--10 hid& MUM; ,
-
SUMAC -751 b. akirefugecgrax.
TIDY " PEACES AND APPLES
.1./ ski-lki Arophw /00 AIM Dri PagehlE..
20 do: m Por.../bisi D tr ei r s lebr -
AOO,
la /ICON SIDES4CW lbs. Bacinr:Sides in
111 inail lad se sib br Lk 1100111. 11V2d
~\ ~`\
ZErta PAZIr r
OSETIORDCHE.IPEMIIIAN MX • AND
PRES FROM ALL I'OLSO-VOMMQVIUT m isr.
T IL E NEW - JUSBX: ZINC!" 'CO 'Or
A..tivr h eer. rod otizribefr.Cis s idi su lied
daX l 80P1011 Pr% fkriKrad GROUND -
IN OIL. In -eseneted weutess ar from to lir , Do
*L.. DRY. In barrels of 2flo pounde each.
Their MUM ZINC; which is wad dry or zronnd In
Is ..wanted PUIIN end u warranted tor holy and on
Arm whiteness. • ,
method of preisrAtioi has recently' her *dissoered, Lioh
emohe the CM,pster fa warrant their paint,' to
keen fresh end soft in the kap for any teanonalle time.— '
In this respect their mints will, ,bo superior to .or other
Their Brown Zinc 'Pnbat. wideli Di sold it a low prig,
and ow cob , be made frotrttle Ores from New` Terser, I
I. now well known for Its tire- quhlitles then ap:
plied to honor other me starsces.
Their Mona Color Paint pOsessecto all the properties of
the Brown; and le *Can eareeebincolor for wahatins Cob
tangpotsfOnt-builder„ tr..•
sum
Red on Morel tarros or ttedr **a l I
s • It RI
Wholesale p..tat Dwaine and Im M&
myn t e,
. N. W. ow Mit
. t Minot M. Uti.
Great Semi- Annual Bat: of Carpets. `,
CARPET WARM". o USE, \ \
. NO. 112 JIARKET STREET. PATSBURGH.
ili, \ . M'CLINTO OK er s BROS.
4VING commenced our sale o Carpeting.
'on Cloths, to , 'welters the pleasure .uottnos to •
tc=tillt k an n cl the that se an now Ilnigivi .
mpacriat[ons. We losi. tgete eishhure roost
to forelh Made,
Hone* ors/Rest Aosta to call and examine the meet an*
best gdelt 'vet of the mountains, as ye ar diOrmlned
to wile than en he lased force.g In the - East.
em ettleu enact eempr In part the Uteri% vIA.
kojal kgar 174:1.1 ,„ . ..... _ . k \ Venitlan
Brussels i, , ` . .T : , t,llts \ a:
~....
,Aubusson Ilel'm dee All Wo)lll3roteh Na
~,,i , ...,..„,..4 ~\,,, dte Hemp, Wet and pan
ruperfine d 4 .do. do. Chad!. and Tufted Enton-7
Yip° de \ da Canton and Ono. Atattlew,
\
‘ ..4
Patent Temstryle n la Shrpeldn, Adeleld A a. • •
iga re'm I( \ Ze : StaiiVods \
Cenutcon \ dee Piano and Ta leOurers.
‘Alil4 k ollelotbg.3- , ~ 64, 0-1 and 84. nd 12, 18 'and
21 rt. II eets of elver at le and rolorg hold Bordened Ny In.
do. Shades, Trienzolage. &c. Hoeh; the 'smut endust
stork In Ane we.uu, nirkrr. on,frelvdATA that
to
'"
pl"'the
m°4
firtidl rtst. en''m LibertT P t7l4 1
net great gains, 11. 3ae , s
\ `CERLIge Wait \ \
A. 4. Al a 4iII & C .$ \
.1'0.24 PIP2VBrREEZ \ \ \
Will ',pen their, \nett grea \ \
SENX.V.A.NNUAL SALR \
OP., DRY GOODS, \
On Tiiaradel, Jump 1450, 1854..
,
This Eale 'r il l be fun dtobe We lltraett sad mast '
._..0.
211C4•0 thew hare OTel . VI .., \ pg...• \
Is
.
OR SALE-10 acres of LabA en IICCOM• •
endellng lermo.
\ ROBILetAILBY.
d \COIOred
IRDICRI.
IVOR SALR,--A.. ii . e,itt4 small all' :of 35
A.: ix4c... 9 miles below the,elln,, Robßl c urßNOlroshiio,
tv_l4l:l;:g4t4tbri,tzlm.--..
;,,,..,, , • , -TIIOO.46IiOODS, 714 \pat._
A . ,vs4t..A MONEY —%-mitz esn PaPeZtv:- 1 iitiARDIAN.S' SALEV : OF 58'BUILDINGi;
4,, y U gf IN' ' r . to of A 6 4 . i . 11;p; 2 ,, A w: . : LOTB LN TIIR , D WARD, ALLEDIIENLY,,AITT=O,a 7 ... ~
7_ 7 _
,_......_, T und., oesilos, Jona 29th. _ate 0 . 0 . 1 e . a. um
..e.r...„..,,
~,,
.
goo
Lo otOry \Brick lime d.o , u' 11,V.11.2.64,11 . 1 1,7 1 , 1 =1:411 . 47 , 4 1,411n L . ..
n in T,,,, L° C on \ .V . ' .kingd ' n i i ‘ Peer 11121171/(6.0 ga ttlVlsta, au 01,10 Lane1....a,...4:r,.
1"4"b " 4 "nit t '' "1 1. °r " . L. , Pr;nll.lln ou., the dater At:Ann/le Ohio atittNaaa...,..
‘olk.f.lenTu. , ,TlloB. {VW? , 8.7 . 4th !It. :
~,,,,.., pa. ,,.._ nr ,,
.?
id 7t7V i t nh Une l tr.ic e l ' ArOlt i t t Ait..,. •
Adinkietrators' Notice\ : '... ' ' V:;. 9 . TIM; Vtalipilts br., \ Paw= be hada* tbe -. 41120.' '
117 II ER E ASAeiters of Adettation to ,t r . , 1 ,.7:= 0nn \ it ,,,;,n k1. . \ .. ,,,: t . i n ~ i, nni ~,:••,,, , •
i .
.I`..lt°l' 4 " h t:,°f \ AM N • D i t r d i f o gib l :t:„V,l i Zt r or:t . mrm.o,Aite 1.e.r.1... \ ....P. M. DAHL Atudk,
" n° " 44 474t° n " "' la ? '4' make V,IIPERIOR GOLDLEIVER. IV,ATCII .Arr . :.''':
711' 4, ..' sti.T7iirgge . .onit it= •
~..,4 11. fri,....05r00•50...,..t0t0are010g, one..toit.; at
1 2:-.;: : :,.
, latbaat i.4.1.4 \\ .10.1 IN 11113SEI,L. \, d. BEitill~ , ~ a•
7.ticir.: trk=" .2
74 . - ~ , , AZ: k m f r 7... a :t" ,
Watcb..4l2trA Ritlled, raml.lB eatati 11no,rnadi, by 'lnc V\ -
~ Jutamon,',l4verpork ant 11)t11... AliciA uumter it Gold it ... „V
\ i . . 6 .,i , 4
~,_A dnlillitm v i t.
-, ~ -77'. below • . fiber Leiltri sad LlNTlhm.s.\: .• - PI:X.-DAVI& Mutt- ‘..,
pirrnithaii,•:.. - =.747 - fi e xiki
,ACIL FAO,TORYI - 1
nustond Ailty,' efary Mod' . \ I
4. illt/ELOW, pßopftivwx . \ __ • ‘,.,1
)1 76 s,;bti n r lit 5e.t. , :e4Y;,°:,14 - th,tP..: , , , „tvin:ll:]
(.7arrisees. tenet sr in prier trorogris t asoo... These
Cullum ere built from the best , 4 weekmen
.MP. w.wi wuder bie• owe 0 .17 , r , WM', 9 'eta, with amll- I
dense, wettest hie work to be Inlhrlor to none emanate..
turecita the Union. The eunwwwwt Lin %tarpon and the
tire Vert:l:Pd d gj ." 4llt, " Tra:r t pri " % k ir l l ' lrl i e
establishment. Perm. wrnunu o % good \ holiest Erk n wlll
please l and examine hie\stock befuretrols4 t. AR
\ . \ ', Carnagekftir Sale: ' , , ...•
„. 1 7
LIE anderei&edinsjukitreceivid
tram thikEnstet - ttis CARIUAVE WARP,
ric writ
I • u 9E, situated urns the Two Mile Run, between t
bu A Lasminewrille, es splerolirktuliartment of , Veldelee
of every deseriptionoso4 will continue \ to - reeds, mestler , l
II Vfi ' ll , le ' Vh l7l =M Aßl Nl A.U .4 . 4 S IY LI 4 B' UCI. I
dub. li . e'virog ' twelre ;Zs . :44414 Eli e e
btml eZ,
and with his well •nown Willits, in tbeilat, he ' fisiterii
himself ih putting own oil •tompeution. \ - •, ',
ore dith Ins to , arehine:are so/WT.(1114 Invited ""y
1 . a And examine:fin , salve.. • . A \
beec ti,...
I legs. V Ve ".d P i r— rt itPq tt low T o4 k'sre r i l of Cu l .
. s , A , m T ,i.r.:,„1,, ~ intir. !-Nw lITX !
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Wilfr.E\ R05E.§:\411.6031 . LN\ ATINNY
vv• JOIE In`a - onivaidian ai nn inn,. 'citet tell a
a wan of tip. and Ida ronneftokto. TC fourth der; and
-N, gm .,sllk latv'f24.llgt.r.ll.nrh: l 4, 7; I. and
rare f i k: ..... :4 o. ozM ourformer se. l„ 4?1a!2
tnorata, 13,./X.mena`tf. th \door , ; '-'l' ang=o4'. 77.
Eist i.e'd 'a • d far •afe
DICLIVOM &
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R
if!O SALF.A—A tpo \stot•Y \Yrnintr "loth.
Rail a pupetnid lansdof good lokilii,Lootort at
oent... Thor oglulooold ot bor*Loio,_ 1 , 00/11, of •
mr4s4r ' .- L '‘• - TUOMAS W. 00130. 75. 4* ot.
VOR; S'ALET e'clearids' t.3ooe4res of t —' T —. )ni
tha lloniumshels. 'II 'yr With,. ..18' •••L Sr on raw 12 gla Mae. Es • nil" A
. \ %.1110.1118 OOD: 73 , atb et;
. 4 m . AonEs o r hod Ohio,
\,ls the 9 4l,,,d ritomnfv imk 'in i ir.p i r ib a :7l.4l6 6.' rerrem .A ‘ T a e ,„...t.„ 'L li :. 7 3ll3;t
Vo±d coderof tucig 001).
/- -
'SFLNE country.leat ofreivo,
• of Imorr i r la6d, on tpillinormr....
jettf . f " 2". I t Tiro3ILAIIMIL;7.6t&
LTGAI 4 0 lahas. prime N.• •
j ' •
1111'ilarthed. rc . .e4 & "/ao 'Prevkllni!on'
apnx ll iaanaentanr ale by •, ITUTC 74)!1 &
1 ,21 •
01 1. ACCO.-31.keks Hantacky 6,Vvriet; a
=ewe, ..a.brsc4:*
co.
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mu \ LY.NDSLY. or .. snaps . . • an
>,eatrof 14111,br bfnalfeeette.V- Seer 'Wee . R .
er on ..4llSabear, ab
. Dar mak by . A . \V i t .. l 44.
- 11444r-74.‘ aeries assorted \ N. V \\ .
M . .* 'i.:41'1,1. VainutzeraMii°6lo.
DRY FRFP.-:-.4ldtde Dry.AP led . - . • v
t rt
\ , \ • • : Vi p,!!. to , \ \ •
' \re sale by , \ ill find. DiiNte a (XV
r AIW- 1 45 /fp. No 1 Lardjuat ssoo'd had
.r
.L 4 Mr W. by • ~, SILIIIVAB, lIILWPILTIEM \ CO.
• fe. • • • .. . \ % \
itspcx . LACE SCARFS. —Munk 4
' beleld bare • rrel ••• far/ \ Moak Lev ...ad.
0 410 1 ' 14 7. l ' t km 114. • \' '‘ \ - . \i ' l4 '
.P . I SALTS.-10 bbln.lllA reo'd "aiu - 1
kir la,. _ ~. ors .: -- n.arsa a ed.
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XEL, RA .SALE OF,' VALUABLR .
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.4 1 41" te tr aeor "*"tialnaNtit ~"4'.161-.t.
, :mtAtr.`":3+7r,r;:-.3l°,!''h. t i r m il. 7 l2 t, r7,l'.
bid on meted two aro prlejc lieu.. litr extend!.
Lark bleiblietra. oessufed a• Ihe Uty• nail am blebalmen
Ezehaom. Also,.a 'spieadl . d Betel nowe. . 6 len. bar
ay 0 fronaea Scr . ,l slot Drew fl fert..p..i.l l :alandial r e it * g
M i i: lll :iiasilPahlit7 . 24ls, ?a . TUbSlD\Yt::.lnna
1 . 1 ere7,..T1 , t1a 471e.ag?.. , ta . re i lf v ulti, e ,kos
... \ . • . s . . \ \ . ' .n.ums.,7\ . .
IIeLATN. 21, h .
&
VOA t3A.L.:200 ' Cm of 'prime .t.duad, \on
• .. ea.. 11,,,,, ROri•,, out .a. b elow 11KbP.11.
• I glat
, 1/ : ! • 1 1•, ',Il t i tustl . endkl rAsf w d oo lfrd o gg
. 1 „.. . 5 .. 7 •
1) ITT,4I3URT, YRRST COMPANY.—A\
meount•ot me ttiekbalderarthe Pittsburgh jaun t
DAY l . ' f r l i a l ittl_ 'e l ~'tek..th. lEU lVtel l atteie r ne ma It •
aereptabe• at the 01111 ° be , tlant Lostelatmre far ex.
Nolan otCharlAirA jattet• J t ilt . belnaeirelbeeb'r;..
IM} _IQ0 ` ~itils.\fok sale H *
.s.uptATps_44o ,
Ja4i
C \ OZklbk ., F
4 1 0G5 4 --3 bbls. frploll
br, \ 3.20 \
r iItIERMOMETER; 9k . TIC TUE SrattE--We ►tesl6armsaaa ,
lathe I t. i. ll / , s ,, ieip.)znatus I,A.T.
}letup,' • \
. nen IsrAo tatter, Meet In . the ult,R.. Vt. gunman peeli
Poland en 4 Reline!. oR Reba= tbelanney it the Mast talt , ,ted
BToc„.„,BooK,..g.TATIO,NEMc
P.44lnr; 'Federal et.. • Abegice,Veßeeeleilii
h supply of Bookntitatloriery, • naiad
fa ‘7erfe York, ridledelpti4s end Beaton:
•Ni
i.SW,WAVIr PAPERS--S..
4. '
11 .t iehenr, Is re4ekrhut tukrther supply. a Pine Ps.
pe " rtt.
otk, turd Phlladeltrh4:, - \ 4121 A
Ortir. NOW BOOls.S..ree'd by S. ' , Sadler
\
\phi: P.W.ah. we Annals otTutar and Peopicg
The ear tMt aide, Illustmterk \ ' \ •
Halle
ata. AltVvge last t
i h enhrette sh\ many. 'citior hew
NIV"L-
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r TND RWO9D'S BOSTON I.yt.
F.,,J UP; Cb 4, 7, l "AtilarishLiklo a tatiVl 77 p ;
~s. . 4 4 tispbert P 7 ° Vlair.4a r le ily .
.2!"1 . 9- . . " '. 14 safeCLURG.
p i?m ILL'S hSTRACT 01
rp Almond,
" Ifiggpidk_ rb
lictra.Ap AR-- ne - ,n t — ' ----- tant idj m
y v iiecd , Pater ItFigiArs rt reed and ftaaletr
710 DLDulea p . 64 A ' %
• fregt stippl¢ of rreliaimattteT. it
53rwel, ' \
\ • 71108. pj, \ \
INDOWER—A. greal, va
'll !NAM linnect dying, 'eased *134.
rads.
LOTS A 86 Fog
I.OTS Fog
lot,. IMMO on. Is*, *wit
24 ti'Y detp, f Malay, aw 4414.427 oppe ,
LS".. l . ll aplarrt....llkh *Wpm.' md Inizoixt order , ..
" ‘44.l4**ll**l Ibt We* low.priadowd ow turf ,
2 ma*. WO. .. Ci 311111.131.1 80111.0.140,3 d -
W rp
811.ADt
t—yS—tb A.,Targe
yC )3tock.
ftof
tratat Window gudes, floth*
k d en
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a a l
li r
Mtritul t ,
mom& , 4.14
AIL CLJTII,-700 yds. :4-4 Transpiitent
ILJII Doff on notbdowiroo• rec'dfrtbe
Factory and sa
_lwattuleadla and VI at theollo9th
wararama.lld
AtEnucTioN P.Riegrx phy
. Buretaleld alt Wei TO-DAY 001 l etwir lino fleet or j
am= pm. tiobd.ksatt many other or4cloo,- at noluotd
Woo. • Ammon to
_nt our Stuninor Mock to cake
mon Or our early Fall memos, we . boo& marked down
takes VtitY LOW, to Intoto Romp% Wok. V., , c
d oror i cald n e s trolt " 14 3.1 4 t 1" .. 614 7 . 6 r 44
4 Damn
aa as Mow 7100. anti ftd,r4; 7 0 76,
Tb° iitt.rl= . 44 ".00. Weida Lawn.'
of OM rads lIIWO dt toe 1.40. '
Indio and other buten will, wall to on nes. Us
/ 4.41 . 501 h - r l4l,l *Tha snd Staket . Alia A
A "---------SaESt-20 inatoti
asiekirtoeloirsaxialpursdibr •
.01c; Is4ff %moan
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DTAV Advortisententa of Cian' aeita or ra ,
ma. mart aa paid In Advance.
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ND AR
LOSSAL S
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MUSEVIIkMENAGERi.
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Pi rilliE liirgt traveling ' , Exhibition in - the • ' •
A Linos: ' nenehblinakm ot ill Our matt- peobtokk '
\
legdanga l ri . iLom=unto w e44.4 . .,,, ~.
[NrOgiaY Mid \ t heatt f In n° 28th 27th, ‘,. '-
\ ' , reinstrlVO L AYS ONLT. - • - .,,,
k m Tness:.] t h t tninntel t r . le: x.mmo lturi f ..indi •\ \\
r i . g y m *"l t t ri,rti i °, 1401=PrZujiirtirnarit=47rf ''• : ' , N :
LiviNa, WILD.2 I 7II.STS, '• CURIOITI.E.. . ,; 1
1- \- • • .AND-W Y 'STATUARY. '• \-,::.`::': •,\ 1
I l eiriVr 4 „rg„ . tcette aG ell i aMir. I . sitiL l i: .-,. 'N
Eine eind Dine'', attrutiodp ,goo pal merit: , Tho_ nubile :.' ,
m utttot by the 7do7%9TraCalt Olt • - I
' AIM littn& U' w h n b7p a Aim of ' ..,; _
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\ EIGIiT ELPITANTS4:-:. - \--: ... .1
, oilliakey . lace on JINDA.Y, the. t6th. Ind:. ~ , .., -''' • 1 \ ''': : .: • '
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1111.Amornina Wait/mtt lil bp p;tein on •- . 1117173Di t
• =TPAStinTeePiTnbtanr274ll4l;'ol:ll.'2s 041..„LIL'i
Children under 9 yeare;js tents.. linotootoil I" , ...." • '• . '
and lkom 7to Oin'eleeltt.P. 0. : \ ',. . pal-ltd. ' . ' • , . ,
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AUCTION SALES.
P. M. DAVIV, Ano °neer.
Cbounerciain t Saks Roomy. oorrsto: Wool alai Fiat strata
JUfILIC COUNTRY . .EATo IN • •
OAKLAND—On Saturdar affennonsn Jed,. lot. at 3.4 . •
nein 011 the nresoleos, "111 be offehed at pnblltntectken.•
20 pieces of Oraund, in Oakland, ranging. In aka trcon ens
tl
sautac tu thtee9U.teers cram acre and each Ade,..jellNt
.t
.wo fronts on aide et. To those wishing a basalt:nil eemr ,
, Von fee a reeldenoe t er. garden spo
rum t,. sale t s t h , 0 . 10121.X91F
s p eelul taltsd
,1 fti'rit3l attention,
" TM' dlrrlflr nelntitetttetel
at all time..
n4 ;.leanlf.ll.lo;e• le. IS the oornennf, Pm:let:lll,nd
su. at 2).: o'clock on dot-of este. piesege
TESTI... - 0404.Mrib Eligh • 14132111,1611 Cl 111 3 equat . All,ll.4l.l
nay mets, , with Intereet. \ Mans cep_ be aeon. et
Rooms: \
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11 . .
4 00XS, - STATIONEIty, 'sc., Al'. AUC. ;';;
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T/Ohivilh, Saturday' evening. Janelatb,atrclock .
at 0 nommengshialea rooms, carnal. Wtavl and bth stn. , A
\ illiliTet:Off V I2 : III : I2I,7I, riIIfrUIVOO . ZVA: * '.*
WE chu:Au:42rd •LibrZy adltiong Ito vluiong deart,
manta or Mend and f..iteraturet_ : t, '
\ . Splendid Illustrated narks for tini centre Willa kaant.P. -....
fcg bmiir Bibles:ln rich .13finlinth: blank hooka In. greed
yulity; foccov gag \ cap - writing Paral. with a - Feral
oortmant CI Etationcrg of ervagnaLity. Waned .the dig.,
Tonal grade:. =. . . ..'„ Telgl r..m. DAN Fa Anct... , ,
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NIARKET-'S • ' -STORE' a.' 'DWELLINWS '.
A , LATAVCTION—Ins Tt.day eveolnAb anise Titn, 'at ~'
o wk. at the 31erehaists , Exehangs, it 5t.,511111 2 : .' ;,'
'flute valuable lot of mend , . situate on tbe East el of '. \
/ilastet at. it tha distance .I'l6 feet from the corne r .1"
I
at-haying afqof 16 lbet on Market st. , and ailed:llU -..
baelq.o feet , o hlch are erfttett o brick store and dwe/V-: i'
Ina Ppture, N. , hoisted inthe best oteuner,mltb. , gsak':..
troteritrel other tonvonieneett al present .... e . MT M.• X -
' , nit d Murphy . . +Menne at eala. P. 3f..DA l& *ludic- A..
• -
4,SSIGINEE'SSALE'OF. •Ir:XLIJ.A.DE CITY ...
17110PEITY..— , s;rn_lis erenton. 27th_hyst.„ it a
frcle:Onlel.l47l kul a ,p=r 4, . t ailt Mat=l;
Melt - . the fallowing deAlbod dual Eitate: '
I,ot • to idan uf lots lald out by Farina
In the 7th ardAuts tug a front oral ft-on Celt troArenue,
andustendlng lIS ft, tis Mulles' 20 ft evict. on
lie Mod C
Ln _co l : in i nfent 2 story brick drellbsilsonse i
a l kll'ottSco lb t:
it , s 4 t ,c fbe distance ofi)0 feet frict Clark st..,)_ And extend
int; 5109 to Chests a/leY.' nu -Walsh is
story gluts. dwelling lumen: •
Also.lats Nos. at and ad:f n alsotoflots laid out for UAW;
of Andravrillock. having sash a frstat ef2o It. on Congress_ .
it., near PantwAvento, andortendlng narked ft.. I toehea-..
Also. Nils '26 and 7ln plan of lore of Anscostst sbar",
on Coal.lllll.barina together • frant'nf 80 ft..catjtuf.,..:_' :
lege st . antlaz tending back =on. .
Terns..-thae.thlrd sash, rlislatre two . . ctipul
_pa
at. 9 and lb months. 'kith Into scram' :km n ta ' f.:
tmrtgage on \ • V'M MA/ P 4 4S 4.14;
. • .
.;\ A .ZOMI3 or Sala at gablia . • - nation . ,4, ,- , : :,, , .._: ,
iric, 11RatibscribOr;:who 1/3 libDilt.t.o3l3D3olllolll -. •
' alarm. rill WAI at Public,' Auction, on t roam"'
on ATURDAY, . roue ilitb. , at 3 lido* P. AL. ottani - ':'-
real clam 3 mile.' ti4„in Pittatairgbi OW the estate , -: • .
'war lirownindlie Plant; Road.• Thal Iptanartad mutat •
Vir:fel g= l : ll lUtt:lTlrsilin i g ' gbe l 4 4 4M ...
~. ..out• bundicwa, • The pis,* contain); 41)4 Wes of hiact, 011,' .:
which there laloo fruit thass of the neat , 3atittior , a. , siosa,:-::, .:
rotgrape vino, with neat- 'linen., •ttotii.elierriea. , 4lll.- - -• • -
raota. abrciba afrd Rower.: Ulla:* la at the litchan **a al , '''
wall of goods water, also, it 'largo Oslo, stag alatam NADIA;
with metal Winith. •in Bo 4.loiii. NI be,dloliig::!-% - -
'make! the plat* a Roma. Posarealokaiiiii•tto ta1T.7.a.,!
The b
.tar o ra. which Will be lliwaid . wut ho TOaih. • , " . . 0 .,. •';i ,
tee, or etiketnett t • Phlarr o rfir•xos,, V "..
4" . 'RAM
FF7C2 on FiAttrtfee BEL
ppo il A‘ V *lw"
itc7tortiot?bi"l‘‘- t tt "" ja nit' : '
oz t o th e -rogil'ter..7eueing. A r i ktr, 4 ,
t Patfmt,,?,,,!ke.
2., ,
\ ALEx.'ritAs4R,
tkinimezttai,
Vialei Vara, (34 lrintnAr Lecha,4, 044 \ •
FOREWNT—Th#two\OLASS'WORKS s et
Delleevhson.Pn, toltether. :qty , teninnents, WV'
bu .11geott b = h1 4 1 :: '". A . :. \
h Poll maonflctq as ail sne %proven:tents tuneteary " summr.• )
ia' 2,l , 0 E 0 4 6.1 111 lod
1/MXt %in telow Disrket- A
14jOri . CE--Alle ArttierAip fpßetcti*Tex- . \
iam" tgi 24, f , :tr l te: l "..sle...`,3l - fig;i4 r alwi
PTI " Jbo AVAIIT. thls any dlssoleen \ay tooting * consent
IdeDononsh dlspOnon othls r to:4nm D. ED.
peen. who, wltn Jou.
It
BteniA =Moon Ma am..
-
meth et the old stand. lin.2BThlbset .It tu nottt ot'llend„
_no s zt e s a tkleipf SZE% 4.11.1;. a llil
orbkDrou s th n g =ll 4 ,tin sns dll at=l; l 4 ;
to ter
...tee al dents Murtha late 1.4 toot li4psyment sendn
to receipt far the some. JOIIN. NOUGItt
.lona \ VOLLSIL =AD A:
rething from the 2onudrr boslnees I tail , inneh
pleasure In recommending the air fain to ths_ potolstirs , ..
1 my feletnikand the potato In ginersL
for ion e; it is 12
limarrUhr xis& A
*t.S. of \
'OD.% 75,4 th W..
'4 ... :- • The laitt#Pittebtlh, \ -
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FROM EM Et a ZE ST I LIR!
.D 341:1_9_4 1,..
CA 6...1.17, temple. by i ffetla.MX/01.r ., ... . '‘'" -.,
tilzbaattlero=to
n;,...za10,:.: tbajnoleirtxd:
.witsrizinZat..
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PORTRAITS, MINIATURES, &a COPIED
k" I. — Cop.. of Noting., CrifooDroldnos. orts; Wools
bu short bOtie• by /L. 11. CAROO,A=hb Antot. Apollo
.Ao kings 76Tousth oh Hosing • ouperk,r all V/.
:T
U 1d.6
, !A UkA Aheassooo 000sut.
•.itlir'" ! : " t V Oj U fa ra• taws 4
the ßAsisth ttlV.Vu frator.ma.ct ~tai
.t?l7. mr..9 , -:, . :
TNA INSITRAN ,
Dud. Coati,LChanon
\ • ' eArrrA.L. !T1
'.IIIUS. K. BRACE,
AI, AkILY.A...
Bakt.l Tad ,ar • • •
J R. Mee chute,
Tear, \
m tronell,
u "
•, ), Crlulf ualt:
t.`'...\
Cariil War4ara e t •
leg large Warehouse atlhe cor ner
°r
Penn
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. gAril I.ollBed itgy:-
‘114.714: 191,11;7""".:
U. COMM&
3 1F i klIt'SALE—A•neat CottnO, tend .12 acres
• aground. with huh and mal on tt =42 atneatemi:
upee Pon. it Von %ha Washington ?ima m , an pLosa,
=al" located that y would feat at E•?saa Cla m 16 .•
onerad
Also. 30 acres
epoir optcatto Glea m y Lall les. on tln Plank amt, ba•las. too lion of the sanosua,
Also, flats on I:4ml .11.4 illanbany C,lirThar •'L •
dealratalo aa places tor 131.ulana 6.1 otkred varf.lon.. us
•.•
• • Ilse.
Goa of the test noway onl'enn et. it to sektindld
talpile!j a agyeclaa or.t=elaa,an ! la.ionp q 6 k! "..
'Alan. a •rssi.ty'• V 1 =riots, and /1011.9.• 414kataii.
and any pa.• 0111 .ft who 0111, tall g 1: 'tont •. •
oda of - mLfeitgrllilegiiM7 .. ,lll,cl ; tha e ass i tb.. : • •
11 . 1 g 1 r. 1 4 1 0E131. 1 2 1 • •
\)IKOR SALE-A. 5 acres of buidfujcati-.
El:Mating Walk , ullolnlag -Peat Llbeeti..lytn r
aeon Cho Central ltallanad ass 4 fru krtann nimk 11044. \ .
ROM= ' • -
•
FINETLAVORED SWEET PLIT3I3-:-3ust..
nma r „Lralia:4ol.l Ibs.new Itztatret onnv •
1.717 • 'afintats a PlrroVia.tairpw,i,„,t.
FOR SALE acne \of Linn!, on the 'new;
. Planli. Road Nes Alteattetiy to Nom et l ig b tan: 3 = ll .O •
••0 67.41 1 . 14 11 1 PA1 IA tot.
12 m a tlttl,l I. ilts u
irr
Cram 6to 16 net Tboak!talann t •ta 4••• bar. a• cbanp '
• s tainza can aintl9l6 al, •.• torn WOoDS.
.1•16-11 n a t , _ _ 11 n . 78 ;Muth
Y ffarc ' nfOr-10.bbli,,Dry Pea Ches:
(Pt, „a,
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T DI! PEACIIES.I.S bus\ Druz°, New: . •
ib r • r• •; • .1111SIMIL comma:
for kite-4
UTT,ER 7 -15 kcgiftwat firkin \ for sae ti
Jag • . .nizurr rt.courrut
V i SEF \ DOIL-2Q!)blr. far sale b "
W. ..'
li l esnle A edfei rl ‘t!!l B 3l.lk " ,..
_.,-; , ef low A , '
bu eta rt. 'mt. Mao. se salt les heap ter,a 4 ., •
beNotted.'tt I( 7.________ l?" rtlkiti a Buscardiia — ::,
• MI ' ',:. • • • '
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CIOLDBORPERE.DIV.DIDOW SPAD os At: I'. •
Its Neat sl.l desalt styles eitettilds OM aert. .'..
Cantle 1/Ittene. Veit 'llehd. these eao... ff ~...
end lilted Telotadess and etateriale of e,,, 4, 4c4 ~
\ ell heed ...4 *mi. by rw• ccixtr •xlica b \ . .
:...ta .
.._ / 13 .1tarlet il_ ~.. •
5 ASTEAN n, TUßgiilkl.:.::F or sa l e , 4 44,5 , ., • \
r.,.arab. veePtily ot 40
.n... (met, oft the Patten Tee* .• • •'. •
, oppo.lte the Anneal
..91., by - 140 h. doep.. to ste e ~ . • ...
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