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Jose' 8: KZIMEDT.—We were led yesterday
to state that Mr. Keniedy, the democratic can.
didate for :Recorder, had been. balloted for as a
candidate for-..nomination in the Know Nothing
Lodes: This ImpSeseion had by some means
been inadenpon'oer minds; but we are now sa
tire& that such is not the case, and we hasten
to do Yr.- Nionedy amends by oorretting the er
ror.
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It is nevertheless true that the Know Nothings
desintmo.st earnestly to see Mr. Kennedy elec
ted ; and that they bate adopted a third candi
date, an whom to throw away their totes, as the
next best means to a direct nomination for effec
ting that objdt. We mein no disrespect to Mr.
Kennedy,' against whose character we know
nothing;• bufwe sincerely hope to see Mr. Ma-
Tan= ADXI34IIIX ...krtoar.ss or Godson
- Brozza.--The Pittsburgh Post in quoting from
thelifilladelphin Ledger styles that paperneutraL
Bo far Dom the Lagerbeing neutral, there is not
a more reapy*tire partisan in tbe Democratic
ranks. and ittrprofessed neutrality, which is cal
tilkeiTe superficial obaervers,_. tedi
.makes kt the more dangerous. .
The Ledger .indrages is high enlogiums upon
an alma of Governor Bigler, in which he as
sumes to himself the credit due to the asserted
fact that the annual iurplus revenue of the State
• is about three quarters of a million of dollars:-:-
' As the.tremor:it Jaws to -which this result is due
were neither enacted or even modified &win
Gov: Bigler's administration, the attempt to
make capital out of the acts of his predeeessor
willpotelevate this gendeman in the estimation
of honoinble teno. ,But although our present:
Chief Meths' trate; kaahiti no participation what
-Aim as means liy lrhieh I.l4...intreonn
been . 7 neenreti, he- i 3 largely if not soleltreepon-
md criminal erpeiditnre
• ,is not tree as 'asserted that the four. And a half
millions , expended or to be expended on new
yak,'" was absorbid.driN4 consummation of
schinees commenced prior table administratioss"
Goy; JolmaccillOTOT approved of the construction
of mew Portage Zuad:•lle allowed an appropria
tion far the avoidance of planes two, three and
four, which being close together and easily avoi
ded-with a small expeedlture he did not feeljus
.tifiable in exercising - the lent power, and if the
hapieventent had been confined to this, the ex
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pealtirrion it would have been judicious.
. The canal Onninialloners during his admirals
' %•• -tratioa did not dare to intimate a desire to per
. • petrata the atupendous folly of building a new
road 'parallel to the Pennsylvania Railroad—a
road upon which It has been shown by high all
' • thotiet:;Sluat the State cannot transport as
cheaply.es upicitha,old one- 7 4 road destined in
evitably to. be aband.ined hefore a whistle of a
loecenotimishall be heard upon the eastern slope
r —l l4:44li:feat 'projected for no other object
thinloi6ko fat jobs for political favorites, and
algid an opportunity and'exctute for plundering
the treasery'for . . private emolument . To Gov. -
. .Neer is pmeminently due the glory of_ this en
terprise. The far-seeing wisdom of his predeees
. acr created the - sources of revenue which now
yield the boasted surplus, but the surplus in
stead of being applied to the reduction of. the
State debt hay been squandered upon favorites
Oh shame where is thy blush!"
The .Pittsbety/s Union does net:do as justice
when it quotes a single sentence from us out of
ib contsectiqz;
,and we cannot consent that its
editor dell derive any consolation nem anything
we bite pfd to relieve him from the odious pc
alike of hOlding the °fleece United States Mare
Coramissionet.' The Nei says we endorsed the
celebrated eighth . resolution of the Whig Balti
more platform, as "well inoogb," but the un
demean:ling of what we meant by " well enough"
is quite different from the twist the Union OM
fast'.. Bern is +what we did say: •
"Ai far as the compromise measures are con
cerned; the. platform is yell enough. It merely
smarts that they shall-be observed in good faith
cu 11 wisdom dell dictate their,modifloation•—
This, is all we ever contended for. We think
wladent.andlutroanity dictate now, and have al
ways dictated, the modification of the Fugitive
Slave Law, but the great majority of the people
as t, think so, and there is no reasonable pros
pect of any alteration or repeal. It is our duty,
then. to acquiesce in the execution of the law,
uttering car protest as often as occasion may arise.
Butthat part of tie Bth .revolution which en
joins a cessation from agitation on the 'object of
alanu7 is limply a nullity. No Whig Convention
can bird men's consciences on moral .subjects,
and'aSenvill, Irak and write and print, despite
all the. Conventions in the - World., We shall not
change our wane in this respect, but dill still
speakfar the <weaned, sad do our part in has
tening the day when the oppressed and the op
, pressor shall be alike freed from the galling yoke
slavery." . • ,
• When we wrote the above we had not the
rpolntian before us, and bad only heard it read
In ewnwestto.. Afterwards, when more folly ex
: daleing it, - ire diecevered that the resolution
ensesyed more than, eupposed.' mien,.
'stood it merely revired sequiesence in the Fu
' gitive Slime Law, uutil it Was repealed or modl
gni This imeression Is clearly evideneed in the
does netsuke A more fall examination'aftee
wards 'discovered a more objectionable feature,
.med we have'not ceased to war against It. -The
paseage of the lebraska bW, hes, lowever,
-greatly, changed the Candid= of affairs. That
sintrigioas 'beech of faith his absolved the
North from all Csinipromises, and we 'bold It to
be the ditty of every Northern man to zeroes to
'accept any situation under the Government which
will #OOOl Lim tor_ h un a Ngithe from slavery
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it) lmoriageunaer the 'provisions iit's law alive
J iek a nd dedized to he dis cethl and oppres
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p sire, sad !add was acquiesced in only tor peace
bdt which is now rerdered doubly Ward
byihe the South In violating her plightOd
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WiltiitaintaSi c alaw;-141Otits attention
V . to in itlitetbetoent 4_thialnatltution. NV' Isain
that the' iiiatahtatiort and Sahli:4,las al WOW.
0 ; of the lake saisiott issksatitcsatteaotion to dm
Lti Persliii or the, PPM 114 .41 6,6 : 0011 /4 1 °07, loner. St ally laihiibly immesh:pall with - thq oharaUsr ;
I - ' , f the institution. 1
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Onto asexaSitert.vars Rats.mosss.—
derstand the'reite lite for themonth ikemptemb4r
amount to over $123,000, 'the largest Meath
since the opening of the road, and some $42,000
mcre than' the corresponding month last year:-
This 11a most cheering evidence of the wisdom
and success of this great enterprise. Owing to
the existence of the cholera' in this city, which
ftir some two or three weeks basin marked effect
upon the travel, it ineespected ihatthe receipts
would show a falling off from the month of 'An.
pg. instead Of this they amount to some $12,-
000 more: The receipts for the year will
amount to over on. million, as the receipts for the
nine months now reach to $754,400, and October
and November ire among the beat months in the
year. -
From a circular lately issued by the Company
we glean the following facts' which nifty be new
to some of our reader.: i
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The Ohio and Pennsylvania Ra ilroall; 187
miles in length , wee completed and the
trains commencetrunning on the 1 th of May,
1858. The road is of the most substantial char
acter, with rails of the T pattern, GO lbs. to the
yard.
Prom. Pittsburgh to Sewickley, 12 miles,.the
rood has a double track, and at intervals of four
or five miles over the entire line long "sidings."
The track is of the Ohio gauge, 4 feet 10 inches,-
connecting with the great system of roads in the
State of Ohio, over which the trains of all can
pass without tranabipment. . .
The Company own 41 locomottees and 687 can
of various Ends, of the estimated valise of $760,-
000.
The following summary exhibits the.cost of
rho Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad to this date:
Cppital stook paid I) V 2,224,100 00
Mortgage Bonds ' 1,750,000 00
Income do • 1,675,000 00
Fl,,ating Debt after deducting
available means
Total $6,830,140 70
The Company own the following
assets, which will prow., avail
able in a short time:
Mortgage bonds, Ohio and. Ind.
Railroad $300,000 00
Stock 100,600 00
Stock, Springfield
Railroad - .62,500 00
11.AI:wing the actual coat to
The Income Debt was about $95,000 greater,
but that amount of the bonds has recently been
surrendered and converted into the stock of the
Company; and it is, supposed the progress of
conversion,will be accelerated, and a much larger
amount retired and converted into stock, during
tho ensuing year. •
The Directors avow that it is their purpose to
enter into no obligation, either for construction
or any other account, flirther than Is necessary to
keep up the line and_provide for its increasing
business. This is correct policy; but considera
ble outlay will be needed at this end of the
road to complete its connection with this city,
and provide adequate facilities for the rapid and
safe transaction of a large freight 'business. At
present the Company labors undergreat difficul
ties in this respect. The Directors also announce
their intention of setting aside $25,000 per annum
out of the net earnings of the road, to be ap
plied to the liquidation of the income bonds. It
is believed that this sunctogether with the prob
able surrender of bonds for conversion into the
stock of the Company, will entirely liquidate the
issue of Income. Bonds. Bat if it is found at the
end of two years mom the first day of, January,
1855, that the bonds are not thus being surren
dered insufficient amount, with the before men
tion pay433ents of $25,000 per annum, coproduce
this result,, then the Board of Directors will make
provision for a sufficient increase of that amount
to meet the case, so that the income bonds will
be provided for by or before their maturity.
This is a movement in the right direction, and
detervea the highest 'commendation. We trust this
pioneer Pittsburgh project will be a safe example
and guide for all our Pittsburgh enterprises of a
similar eharacter,and that they allmay be equally
suectiseStr.L '
ACCIDINTAL DETBCTIOI or as ABOLITIONIST.
—A short time Since a' Mr. P. tfimellee, who
has teen teaching school on Dry Creek, in
Covingtoticontity, for some two years past, was
elected Principal .of the Public Schools of this
city. before last a letter was deposited
in our postofficewithootany direction whatever.
Mr. Meek; the - deputy postmaster, opened the
letter tivecertain to whom it belonged. Be was
not acquainted with the writer, and' in the pres
ence of others proceeded to read it. to aseertanktis
whereabouts. It was from- this SmeUee, who
Pied been employed to instruct our youth, ad
dressed to afnend in the North, end was found
to contain' the most Wasnoue .ettoolutionist eente•
meets I The writer called early yesterday morn
log, as soon as apprised of his omission, and di-
rented it. At the suggestion of our energetic
post moister, the' Mayor very properly obtained
a copy of the letter, or the material portion of
it, and laid it before the Board of trustees. -The
Board very properly discharged Mr. Smelters, and
advised hint forthwith to leave this section Of the
country.—Jackson (Miss.) Mercury.
.We know of nothing that has .lately
-.excited
our indignation as much as the outrage here de.
tailed. To read a private letter was an intasion
of 'titivate rights that would not be tolerated in
any other section of the country; but to deliber
ately, take a copy of it was a'vieLstion of the sanc
tities of life which nothing but the boldest ty
ranny could sanction. Bo' long as Mr. Elmellee
oontned hiritsell to expressing his personal views
under the shield of private correspondence, hith
erto deemed sacred and inviolable, he was inter
fering with end disturbing no one. was ma
king no public proclamation of his views ; {he
would have been doing no wrong if he bed ; ' )
and it is hard, indeed, .ifa man with practical
illustrations of slavery under his eyes may not
think upon what he sees and pour out hie secret
thOughts into the 'ear of a distant friend. Whom
did he harm ?or whom wrong -
'... Bet such is slavery, It tolerates freedom of
thought in no one. If a man with a soul in his
bosom finds his. nature revolting at . the horrid
Mime of direly perpetrated before his eyes, he
is a heretic and must be Minded off inerintinent;.
ly. Oppression cannot thrive where men are
free to think ,- and, think they never so quieffy,
the offence is still the same. The holy precincts
of a man's home are no protection to him there
if he suffer:ono free thought to cross Its thresh
even. the private letters which he
writes, and is fain to think ate secure firom pry
ing and intrusive eyes, are subject to have their
weals broken and be copied for the delectation of
those whose chief glory it is to set huthan rights
at dank* . With such evidences before thilioild
of the true. chancier whiCh slannTiosters, the
great winaler Is that men who .carry human
hearts under their belts should T store to put
themselves within the reach of tic ornelty"Cifib
ger The Few York Courier' pays the following
,
encemitims on an educational Instihate in Mesta
, .
chusette, which has been advertised in our paper.
and which counts among its pupils some young
'whet' from rittsburgh: L
-Pirranun Inerrrtru.—.A desire to" see one
of the most beautiful regions of .the. country
prompted us last week to visit Old „Berkshire, in
Western Massachusetts, end to mike one of the
company present at the - anolventeny iteinisea of
thc'ireltAnown Young Ladies' Institatikia Etter;
field. This institution has recently. pained • Into
the'hands of Rev. J. Holmes LAgnew, , D. H., for
merly editor' f the &leek 'Nora:Ms,end is In a
very thriving dondliion. We wenn. with no bias
In its favor yet ws left it with miquelided admi
ration. The examination of tbs .- Pupils moulded
throe days, and was tinted by the awarding of
diplomas to the graddating and a 'vocal
and instrumental evening concerkbefore a crud-
Ad audience. ' The Omer selected - for perform.
'once were of a high order, and Iniesny,ofthem
the whole school joined.. It an occasion of
delight to all."
A New lifilesxrwr.--...At a Demurs& meeting
recently, held in the Filth wart,"Philade
the following preamble and . - neolution were
adopted: *. = ,
Wurneas, It3bert mho las re
ceived the Demoiratio notedeuttion for Recorder .
of Deeds, and who hi:sheen Tcharged with be
longing to a secret ' .aerodatioa,ooamonly called
Know Nothinp, .aad thet 'charge .aster having
been satisfactorily related by him, hie evasive
amrieer to resolutions of the Democracy of this
want on that subject, and the fact of, his adho
ranee to the pintdples of that nefarious argent.
sitioni therefore • - ';
Resolved, That repudiate bird ow the candi
date .of the Democratic piety for Recorder-of
Deeds, and that the several Wards berequestid tpo
appoint each three dehigates, tamest in Conven-
Weldon on Monday evening, -at olghte'clook at
the *nutty. Court Home ..rag purposecof
clog ionomitalice for Recorder ofPoticiifieso
oogst, to be oopportock At the. erasing olofoloo
it the Douoazitad thfo county who woos
tinuaß itryixtg out , ssidtot Notidask
would Wish' ttatiaittlidOtiVaiiiiiddimillisti
roams to believ titan tittoorit.
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The y
iippealitto ourithreilitt-b ern citizens the'alchniontl Enquirer %pities to its:i - tiettethble
not to seriilr. Maglltand Mr.',Daraletheaten by rite ally the fallowit4 . tomplintentnry language: .
HnoWNotbings en accenuattif their foreign birth... "If birriliiguage be correctly
,given in the:ye-.
It says: L' port of his speech, be has severed the last cord
which
H bound him to the deocracof the South.
- "The Gazette of Tuesday palming candidlysti- !
eneeforth be must rank w ith B eaton and Van
mite that Mr. Magill, the Whig candidate for
Buren, as one who has insulted our feelings and
Recorder, is to be defeated by the Know Noth
betrayed our con fi dence. The weak attempt to
lags because he was burn in a foreign land. Mr. ,
eerve two masters, to reconcile devotion ko the
Magill is a Protestant; but 'that maker' no dtf
constitution 'with submission' to abolitionism—
ference. Thin foreign birthwas sufficient for the
an atte mpt to which he was persuaded by the
secret political society. He is proscribed . •.
esbon of an. undying ambition—has placed
Now, do not our Proteitant Irizth and German
him gg with these illustrious apostates, in the
citizens see from this fact that all foreigners are
Bm
ans."
proscribed, whatever may be their religion
to of lost and dishonored politici
How any naturalized citizen is to be deceived on Here breaks ont the pure unmitiga ted spirit of
this subject we cannot understand. sectional hatred. Cass is like an old horse or
The defeat' of Mr.. Darsie is also expected be- j watch dog, who has served his master well, but
cause he was born in Scotland The proofs are is turned out to die because no longer of nee
abundant that Know Nothings are resolved that, Ile is capable of doing nothingmore for the South
for the,present, no man of foreign birth shall be
because not only of his years but of the fact that
elected to an office; and that, as soon as they
has lost all political influence at th
e North.—
gain sufficient strength, all naturalization laws he
are to be repealed, and all foreigners forever So the South spurns, spits upon him, as It did .
precluded from office or citizenship in this coon upon Van Buren, who also served her well while
try. Will any foreign-born citizen aid such aI he had power to serve at alt..
scheme by his vote this year? One false step .
I have referred more at length to Case' ease
now, may prove ' disastrous to them, I
and all their
friends for long years to come. because I consider it probable that the moment
Be warned in time. Be wise in time. This the New Yolk and Pennsylvania elections are
secret movement is aimed against all of foreign over these same organs of slavery and the South
birth. No sane man can doubt it."
will precipitate themselves with the same spur_
We are obliged to the Post for this timely er" 1 ter of furious malignity upon Dickinson and Bu
peal to its readers of foreign birth in behalf of ohanan,unless, being put on their purgatiOrthey.
Mr. Magill and Mr. Berrie. We hope, with our' do not at once accept and swear by all the tests
neighbor, that no foreign .born citizen will aid the that may be submitted to them.
Scheme for the iefeat of those gentlemen ; and The Richmond tirade against Case affords an
they certainly will aid it, •if they :vote for the other indication of much greater importance than
democratic nominees for the Came offices. the opinions of the chivalry op any man or set of
men. The time is now arrived for completing
the nationalization of slavery.
must now not only vote for ahrot
pacts in favor of freedom, no mat
incidents of treachery and outrage,
vote to establish so ranch of -_
slavery at the North as the South believes its in.
terests to require. It is convenient to begin now
by this kick a posteriori to one of its moot vener
able and obedient, defendants.
The career of Douglass in Illinois, since be
turned a sumzuerset into the Abolition ranks at
Chicago, amidst the jeers of an appreciating au
dience, has been painful and humiliating. Where
'ever he the gone the people have put him to tests
to prove his - sincerity or hypocilay of his new ab
olitien pretensions, and failing to extract satis
factory answers have voted him an incendiary
pro-slavery agitator.
But Douglass has an ally upon the bench in Il
linois, who decides that men . from a Southern
State without a particle of authority under Illi
nois laws may sieze, shoot and slay in the public
street any coloretkinhabltant be chooses,with im
punity. This decision will do good, for it will
open the eyes of the people to the infamous doc
trines which slavery has foisted upon the judi
ciary of the free States, and they will apply a
suitable corrective. Jestas.
ASSOCIATE RITOREED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
AND THE Nr.saatlKA Bat.—The following is the
action Of the First Synod of this Church, which
met in Chambersburgh, on the 27th ult.,—its
first meeting since the passage of the Nebraska
Bill:•
"Whereas, it is the duty of citizens, much more
of ministers of the Gospel; to oppose and bear
testimony against the sine of the nation as well
as of intliiiduals; and, present visitations of
Providence on the land are calculated to quicken
our sense of dependence on the providence and
responsibility to the government, of God, as well
as :salter his honor amidst prevailing wickedness
in high places ; and, whereas this Synod has
heretofcce condemned tlit Fugitive Slave Bill, to
which is now added on the list of our national'
enactmenp, the repeal of the Missouri Compro
mise In so far as that Compromise restricted
Slavery from a vast national domain.
Therefore, Resolved, that . this Synod declares
its condemnationof that enactment which allows
the'extension of Slavery over the new territories
of lapses and Nebraska; and of every other
enactment the, design or tendency of which is to
extend Slivetritory, or increase the power of
Slavery in th overnment of the nation."
181,040 76
$46 . 2,600 00
$5,368,640 70
The Washington Sentinel rays, in speaking of
the new Know. Nothing organ at Washington
City, and its editor, Mr. Ellis, says: '
"Mr. Ellis formerly represented Accomac COnli
ty in the Virginia Legislature; subsequently he
was appointed Judge of a Circuit Court in that
State, and during President Tyler's administra
tion was sent as charge to Nicaragua. He has
asteays been considered a Democrat."
Is there any natural connection between de
mocrsey and Know Nothingism / If not, how is
it that so many democrats get into the order ?
In We county it is asserted that a majority of
the democratic county committee is composed of
Know Nothings, and it is very certain that all
but three or fonr of their ei }it ticket are in
the same predicament
KNOW KOTHINO CANDIDATZ---Jetes C. Richey
-is said to be the Know Nothing andidate for
Congress in this district. 1t is not David Richie
the Whig, but Major Richey. Take care: Take
care ! Where is Judge Shales'
Major. Richey is a rising man. We like h.im
personally.—Pdtsbargh Post.
We acknowledge our obligations to the Post
for this information. Maj. James C. Richey is
a democrat, and the announcement above made
is addititnal proof, if More, were needed, of the
hearty co-operatioti existing between the Know
Nothings and a portion of the deni'ocratic party.
Nearly all the nominees on the democratic coon:
ty tickehaPpear to be KnOw Nothings, and now
We hare the aaaertiOn of the Pool that that secret
order has chosen another democrat as its candi
date fortongma.
FROM WASHINGTON
t}.rruyoodruk• ot'th• Daily tlttabairgb Os/M.
It is given out that the President Ills ;seized
revised Instructions to the heads of departments
directing them not to make enquiries an to the
opinions of their employees with a view to the
punishment of the "Know nothings." I . have
heard the rumor for several days, but disbelieve
it, for the reason that a number of dismissals
was made yesterday fur Which no other appa
rent reason exists than their attachment to the
new order. It is said that upwards of thirty
clerks were notified of the termination of their
official connection with this 'interesting admin
istration. •
The satire American . . he l ve been distinctly
Informed of the policy. to be pursued toward
them, and hare, whether justly or otherwise,
returned the gratuitous hdstility declared against
theni by their steady olipsitlon. The appoint
ment of Soule, Owen,
,and - Belmont die' gusted
them at the very outset of the administration,
and withileason. They will,east a henry rote
in nearly all the lslorthern States, and 'though
they are certain to unite with a party opposed
to the present Executive, it is by no means 'set
tled what influence they will exert on national
politics.
, The President has been solicited to remove
Brigham Young, Governor! of Utah, for special
reasons, besides the general one that a heathen
debanchee with a scare or two of concubines call
ed wive ban no right to official employment un
der this government. He has hitherto refused
on the , principle that the territories have a right
to regulate their; own doMestio institutions.
Now Brigham Young and polygamy are both
"institutions" in Utah and are therefore sacred
from democrano interference. But Brigham's
time is out, ono tile President hesitates to carry
out the doctrine of "squatter sovereignty" by
reappoiUting him, though be is the Idol of the
squatters who are the only sovereigns' known in
Utah.. Babbit the seeretary will manage mat
ters during the interns*.
The numerous organs of the Democracy main
tain an ominous silence over the reported epos
ticy and Ming away of Mr. Buchanan and Mr.
Dickinson, &cent' of Hely York. Yet the Irri•
eaeg is very strong that they have both bolted
on the Nebraska bill, Mr. Bnchanan,i indeed,
learn contemplates an stObituretirementfient,
Political life, on the termination of his service in
the British Mission, in August nest. , ----
Refl. cam has bean denim:weed and expelled
the communion of the detnociraoy 'for a muck
leas offence. The General Las, upon the whole,
done more for slavery that any northern . maxv of
our .day. Ile urged on the South, early in the
fetal 110331011 of 1 850, tei- de inapd the fugitive**
Reinvented the contemptible Oanidity thatlthe
general government had no legislative PeiVer ,
In the territori es , which hoebeen so powerftd.
weapon agilnit freedom in the hands of the'
South. If any man deselves Its gratitude be
doe's. 'Vet beyond a few cold acknowledgements
for his Nichollon•letter, tieb. Casa lies received
nothing from that quarter to offset' the contempt
of the whole North.
=TitLe Prince of the once Powerful, but now. de
dying tribe of donglifsoce recently, made a
speech at Detroit, in which die attempted to de
fend the baie repadhttion of the illenpuri
'oetapiot.;"l4 nearly the nine ariptritents Is he
had used in the, Semite: lie was glad that he .
bad been born in : a. free State... . Devoting for the
therviolatiott of the solemn iiissouricerenankbe
terien iontending sections; be bad not voted to
establishsla cry the extended rtgion'froui
which that agreement b ad
_o'ralnded it, hat only to
ere the peopte who might settle there thelright
to introduce its it:they dahlred it. There was
nothing in all',thia to offend the Aelivate genet
bilitioirotthe:"South, Mat,Cias in;this 'Matinee
certainly Todd far as hbe SOnthemidrirem have
openly:.. required their northern asmillsried to
go.. But . times hark Changed. Slavery . lea
grown in power and insolence. It was auffiolint
in tB46 - that Cass 'should 'repudiate the Wilmot
provuno, and deny the letter th (Megrim .erer
, slamey in the terrain - lea Tn 1050 lt was milli.'
dent that;he should Propoteond urge the fugitive
law:: In the - Bpi - lag of WI he could be permit- I
04 0 116 bc* t‘greetSthfetii•!*gareetion on
4laNciitt,forthe;beieff! of Slavery **VWS
wick bin cowardly pciioy'
,t 9-
And hypocritical pratemukan put faiti:at tonnei
Petit". But In ntinates Ito Oda gut 'speech,
• _ •
think we are justified in saying,
that cm other DIII. or remedy for Liver OacoptalUt. h..
Reined. modeeereedly, the repuLatkot ttow enjoyed by Dr.
Al'Laber's ealebistal liver PULL ♦. an es - bloom that they
Mu l cure, lead the hallowcait ceettacate from • hulYtachi-
Ina In our ogres city.
This la io certify that I have had the Dew complaint e
ream and newer cook, get any medicine to help me until!
641110.10,4 thing Dr. M'Lana's releinsted Liver Min 1
can non *ay to the public. that they have compieteir cure
me, and I dotereby become:mod them to persona airlicted
'Atha diseased lirer. They will cum Try them.
Purebamers dill be careful to ..k tar DR, VPLAREp
DILE - MUTED LITER PILLS. and take mho rhie. Thum
an other Pills. purporting to be Liver PUlh hod Imdbre
the publle. abqhL Calabratad Veradinge. cars =mho had
.t all rorpectable Drug Stores lo the Calhal Stahl. alp.
Pr malt by M. Nolo hrroprietonc PLEIIINO 121/10PIIERS.
.op_9ditw:S ilascesorda to .1.1(k1.1 /Co ... Go Wood or
uarlyle.—Priend 'Ayer:ln this ago 01
ilintelta, charlatans, and mane windy guacina prelim/lan: to
heat, who Plow at *my street corocer,•nd In the tam ind
can of all inen, their loud, blaring. •erictio tratopoti and
other nolait baletennia. windy inatrurptints of snarreionaly
twisted bran. In wadi •wosfullyfrrn rlddan rporb as
1. 1110 I may 111 a coattbrting . nay nrheerhur to th e well
wisher of nor to know that thesi,bsearrtnad fn Dila
worlds prinelne Phyakian—to light am more upon roma
thing Issidaa men Ilanutrados and Don Mercurial J•lain%
with thidr pidatadoudea. Dy and warm water.
Your Cathartic Pill. erry Parkral carry as Pin
ward to halcyon drive—to milk:dal Pliannuatepsua. where
Mena. deep diving down Into the prin.:bias of Woo,
shall, with Infinite running, Wow out thogenuir.
Vital for of a truth there la noanteertly enotiabovitaawbat
of that name LID Mown[. In your subtle rrantabla 4WD
andcompounda.
•
Alm radar toarathiavionave niatindatlaennyaaiV.'
dried Alchrotisla—bnotleme seekere—dreanbela arneitur
torts and reariblea touching the ttaintonentlad hidden"
et the Universe, which should antidote dlstelajer,
and break the man the Wheel °Crime. '
WASHINGTO#, Oct. '2, 11354
A Physician's opinion of my Broom—
DR. LANX.odltar of the Chamberstarg Trenterrlpt, under
dote of2ept. le, 11314. to meshing of them Dm.. , aeTc .-
Our friend. Di. fIEO. IL /LESSER. submitted to oottn.
Menton a eery due onechnen of the "Waehington
Saepso
der Dram: mantifectured and sold by him at thlecornee
of tro - d M. and Virgin alley. Pittsburgh. leierreeact•
telmbl7 the Darienes for which It L Intended. Janata. and
eetey. and altogether free from the °Wootton/1 attached to
the many other Drams In general um. Lt. le pa Fordleo t
thapeader, +hide at the make time, It preserve* the shout.
dere In a healthful poeltlon, without at all roe:Ml.lnd the
guttural mortonente of the body. The Dr. nlll Pend them
by mall. tree of pats .. to anY part of the Colon.
Oil - Cam ELPANDW-PHOCIIIIM legama—As
ease Parrectg.—Perpons who hare acquired n dooplud Po.
Wien. by followings mdestary occuteglorhurilleelrier.ce
great relief by the use of the . Washhegtott Bqspender
Brave." made and told by lir. HETSER., warner of Weed el.
and ilegln alley. It Comers for . brace wed euetwudera,
the weight of INi:deplore la to placed an to coutlnually
tend to Ming the eheulders to their uettuwi poeltiou, sod
expand the cheat. We purchased owe mute time eget sad
hare been to pleased erlth It, that .. unsolleikd KIM it •
..puff,. grad.
Women, hundreds of r Lem are annually inland by lam
nalulat of their anormon Yttrta' should alai Procure them
braora Bo particular In promaring Uw kind man Uontall,a4
many of the braces mold an humbugs.
ilfirLiming worn one of - Dr. geyser's Washington Bleinl
der Braces. until It boo longer fit for .owls,, w. reel Per
fectly competent to dievouree nem Its merits. By vein/
It, the weight of the pantaloons ►ids In throwing bock the
shoulders end oop►ndtog the cheat, while It answers tera7
Purpose of ruspewdera No one ♦ho le . etoolvsbouldared!
or whose oreopatloof is 'adultery tan afford to he ' , Pleat
one of these brae.. Women and girls whose health br se
often Injured by the welehtof their under garmsoti &maid
sear them. We have tried several lands, but 00ns seem at
all equal to the "Washington." and we what others to
• profit from our experleam.
hold wholsealo and ratan at the Drat etrder of gouge U
Keyaer, No. 1.10. corner Wood at. and Virgin alh7•
N. 11.-1 sl.o keep ...Fry 'witty of Tru. BARDCeti%
Body Bad.. tlitrtoPto Mt* Btocktat..S°o"4"l,
Bandtgek men.dtall
To Physician. of Pittsborgti.—Phyisi
dans who =A alneholle In iholera,ebould prescribe.
WoWee &beldam Aromatic Sehnappa in preference to liar:
other etitenlanta. Raul whet the Droning Pommes and
Paton Pail mire of the article,.
[From the New York Express, Aug.
tirOnddr the head or “Remarkable," and In It. leading:
oaluntos, the Dorton Peat of August Stb, lie the following
somlindatory notice of the temperateAuis orthe &beldam
&limns ea a remedy for cholera- Weihould be sorrgto
say AO math tot more puffer an artlele °rah:cholla dila.
and eepecially ems article we tiro lira used, but tile
barrage being commended by so many Imarects of Op
elainil SI • Pin end whibeguns medicine most ban do-
doubtolvlrtna as aduslera medktua. Au Immense quest.
thy . OW Ibtuor le dumb in these thou, as a remedy goi
the cholas. `lt cheek. Marlin • and dysentery
thuw rbr the mcmentAmt hearse the mottos weal and Be
lilltated -.Whatever ass rutotattite Is a true remedy B.
alien, amid bunaw4 mullion' we Ore the Boston Pose
of 'Ada, credit for tbegolloolog etatement,
.11sosszmno—Not s Demon who ben need Wolre's Behel
d= BehnoPPs, daring the mutes esmon, ha. died.withlhe
cholera, and the sale or it bm been tuitegs Moth dual
timber. two months as dosing our presto= sixty:days.*
Bald wholesale and retail at Dr. Drug Store
No. 140. Wood st,
I have the pleasure ,to announce to thoie
who hsr. bltharlo obligadcas4ltta thole ilivora, and tot.,
friends sad Om male generany. that. basica a abort Ulu
ago satiunisarom ea East with i Ems and'siosS
•
SUPERIOR STOOK OP GOODS FOR:
1 am wormed to mantay all orders on better terms WM
Ibimerly. In communal of the immense influx of Grob
whirb,lbr tbe put OM mouths hubmdeueltherutorn
'market, and of the thetrnst repaid In the credit Anton;
eery 'lmportant advantages were Meted :o pub burer,r,
and hence I hen berm enabled to pnrcherei sorCloods at •
luxe tlieconnt cm their whin! tabu. •
Igy addiction of plain Clotht sod Cantatereo etobridr'" s
iyeti grade, floor the ammo. and mon imbotantl• 'Wed
aoptbd to the trinity of laboring. ntoo, tbb boa goal.
Ithet natal& Ibr sontlotooss of fashion, among whlob ale
• • Incapable of being Surpassed
lo the dander of the uudatial and defmte cliff Mobile
fir Gams ounlaisa miry
.dlverdty.
0.p., ',mak , amen. dads and Ilabt torrid:
01l re bruns. alai color. and vatic= abides of Mat Mr
caadsouras number forty Citerent patterns,
tuatlats ars of ellk. Woolen. Talvet,'Plaab sad
tbi dlibraut Jules now to
biaton:, • My , asiortmant of Omits to uousually
and various, outer wrorted•__
Mr department . WYE. CURIUM wombs. sun&
zoom extandayieladlou pan usual. ln usnaatuanos tithe
hairmisty of mala ri al ta n
X Ida., with ableb to am
: :NFL ounieE AlXon.libolvab iYtlesUWed nek
la
or or and nsada na roesssussanuattou to l l ba
favor oflittabursbeta. Eltarildatid e
ta Cattail*.
w t me .t. pluasaius felandOrttluteam mum*
tit,* yt i tio f wolf tat I'shail bald:auto fiunlib
Itirnautaudtabla for all daimai , filed isy blanch a :asps
son, ants* nab Imam Si •*ball dams all tonsprtldou.
•and Iwould tbaudlop siat/dt.laalett AVID spade an add
areidatlO asir,:ssoludar holm. ' •
.atlgibalau '...00/4 103 Pri ) ./Mi.*: llo W O O 4 ot:
' * WilAintook l i - *.ThuelV XedioWL—We
"atiltheidtantleistilmilitftMOlALSMOthlag,i 4 thaid
vartb.sw,kt m the *nut!, pimPcd
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ncw You. January p, 1652.
(lima Me Pittsburgh Bahr Dispstsb, P.b. VI, 1562,J
[Prom the Citisamrgb Dionteh. Feb. 4,1864.1
iershro of the Ooldon Mortar
A `CARD
THE FALL TIME.
Keal liberal educeition
id. um Pyirent day, divots all their talent. to Men:sire the
imam whereby they may remore those pabajoi peuoje.
+which small the human frame. There Is. no nobler art
than that of healing the elek. considming the untuberiese
Manses to which man le liable. and which 0/7 calms him
to dreg out aprotratteffMte of distreas.or enddelsir rut him
off in the bloom otitis esietence and usefulness: NTe should
gratefully Meese mean erery.mosna of counteracting their
dreadful of or cawing a remora] of thaw clogs to Imp -
Plums. In those cases where the Liver or the Btomach
is the some, we world highly recommend Dr. Hood and's
German Bitters. prepared by Dr. 0. M. Jackson. No med
icine at this thne deeds higher than them Bittens,and to
thews oho are suffering from the horrors,of Indigestion.
we my they are the ►otldotr.
Fold. In Pittsburgh. by FLEMING BEGS, Dr4stlets
GO Wood at. Also. fbr sale by GEO. H. KEYSER, 140 Wood
street. setntrdterS
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Corner 4th and Smithfield eta.;
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
AGENTS
State Mutual Fire & Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY. OF HARRISBURG.
CAPITAL .$450',000.
Girard Fire and Marine Iniarance Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA;'
- CAPITAL $300,000.
INSURANCE
OF COMPANY - OF THE VALLEI
VIROINIA,
WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA;
Capital $200,000.
MICK PEN. INSURANCE CO.OF MUM HO /4
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $300,000.
A. A. CARILIER.Satir.
HOLMES,
RABE & CO..
OIIOOESSOR TO
A. H. HOLMES &, BROTHER,
suattrrACTUßLlte Or
SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED IRON AX
LES, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT
TOCKS, PICKS,
. Timber, Mill, Tobieco & Cotton Screws,
Shcftinganar.ungfor itadd..l4
Car aml , Bridge Bolts , with Thread and Nuts
^ -v,be" complete,
PITTSBURG
ww.ooria.. No. 31 WOOD IT., =WILT POUT LTD .81.CO1D
gall work vvnoMd• mb3141
Areine Chests of every kind for &sale
otter than thayean be had ebtenher, at KEYSER'S Drug
Store.l4o Wood intent. aul4
bO ozB. Qith a I'or auie at KEYSEIVS
ass:s=
Du Pont Powder.—Every variety Rifle
lasing and Blasting Powder, to an des mouses ah7or
on band and for rate from Magaslna. In lots to manor
thump. on favorable terms. Also Safety rusk
_
D. W. O. BIDWELL, Bauufariurere AgL.
n 07.41/ lM grout artet. MD/burgh.
Please publish the following extract frcn
• Circular ,f the %Owe hatiraxer Cbropolso of ihr(Arti
“thecendltlon of this 01:11ar, notn'thetandltut the row
alderable [oases of the (NAL tromonVe,te teuno, thenspb,
tot Is whole, •Ith a respectable tor slur. the' Coan..r
not ewe a dollar to COY Bank Or other Instltutkre: with a
bona balance to melt at our c edittu Bank, andeeeeT lose
untstandlost will be promptly paid at meter” c or bee
fore; our Investments to bonds, stocks and newt w•a•
coed Aram //metre, and Tyner Thousand Lena reeldra
large balances due andln the 00%122, of transtular
i f
Aleut." •rIT
Base and Comfort--The Confoantifer
stair Imparted from Peri., exactly sults the Bat tO,Abe
peculiar snap. of the Herd, so • sow hat leas 0 087 w th•
bead as an old one A neat It utd a gaol Hat may bs bad
at 7 Wood at. atea.tf W. THROW.
Indigestion and Liver tromplaint Cured
HY ILIERII PETROLEUM—RauI the follavlag lettor Ova
1t... 0. Dickona. a Itladmur7 In (Warm:
Ms. H. M. Stu—Dear Mit—llyelfaxel wifeharthit keen
ven). beam:Med by
both. me ofretur Petroleum, I with to
hare d you amid me • f two or threw dozen battles.
am the tlmareastimind Min Weer In tint time, and merral
alloy people.. inactrd with indlmiettun and en bunion
of the liver, the am* of nutlet' and wile. bereft. Wank
rciur PKTUOLECM. Oft NOCK OIL. We took vent but.
tlin,two or three earh--abovt • year and half um, and
wo hare mem enjoyed . good health it four ay we here
thew that thee. I hut not taken a .teats battle WM+
that faller. of the stomach whteh Do &dream the dy►
p.ptly vat ndlo.l. and I hareindt nothing of it ideas that
Woo. My wife lima also relieved fame • throttle dim.* of
the liror i whirti had been *remand yam inandiati by the
nee of your Petroleum.
Sold by 9. b. KIER. Canal Baba, OD). U. KETANke
Ito Woos t o nod Drmeniete and aliedirlim Dealers n. 7.
whom. I Pam= adrarthdag Petroleum copra - art9l
PEARL STEAM MILL
CANAL HASIN, ALLEGHENY,
NEAR MI RAILROAD ttrATION.
a rititlpggaU t i l iNge4 t withpur rariouS
da. nl a r lnsv or
alitis ar la oar boxes at I . ..taL
Cler Os, Pl= 4 ; tlM."AtitTrt7. of U .I tl
.Pe ""' et:
Druggists. Al.qttany. attlyie
Floor will be dettrarwl to fsmllls• ether' MU* ettk.
Tam, CASH au delivery.
kßle BRYAN. RIKKNEDY & 00.
Dr. Morse's Invigorating Elixir or
conow..—lf It I. looolred now this crest raloraldre Is
aomeateshlna such estrum:Unary comm. we can =IF 'weir
that its the Arahlaa herb that forme Its cloth.' loatedleo t
bare been blended by the Chautpotent rhysid.a. • toner
amount and greater 'wadies of curative propertses than
ha hereto/Re been euppmed to eatst to oho:cared Demerol
ar W. of the tdmromeoptela.. A whole medlcioe then of
resmallee, so to aroma, 14,11=1110 MVO been arrobtaed In Oa.
het; and to the ettliß . CORDIAL. we bans their ma.
oentrated meow. It 1i the effect, however, not thevaoae
1 Kith which we have to, deal la dm ptertlral arldlottlOa 0
1 the meditate. The 'tatted , of
.dye ...gala am mind. • th
reilsineA L ; tie half pialreedremasettmirfrahr
Str.terr • . • from baa.Airtio ats turmaistrd Re s in
A. sidiletworos Urge... the Dot °lleum*. Davos the
soaapisattonof the bilkem. tb• iserassor la ;Delta broom
Inalyarbe. Ohs sere In altoott In •••• - r 0.2441 an of Maw
doer* Ilaramllate benefit from the no. of Dr. xi.... la
reetratesig Matt to Cordial. Teed beta: stlerattre by
4o
rrtlesstabld erase are prearntad to Ms Was aof Inv.
Ada. who eau miry' Um. by a lords ladies I' ebe mod'
elms 'Ma *rind Is pat se 'debit...att. to Slat tart
Uri. him Sheen dollars per bottle. two for et dollars, de
ler twat", dollars: C. U. RIhO, Proptlotar,
• tee Broadway, N. S.
Molt jhui= . 9kreashnut tho 84ta. CITA
and West-
AirAs littatergh—flerraing mast
stoat.• end Cloo. H. as comer
igo73 deed and Men al4r. AIR . . by J. . trE.
.1,1/echmar 'or
liuwink:l:macs:ll
Lite, 'Fire & Narineinminince Company;
'OFFICE 55 FIFTH STREET,
• MASONIC HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA.
6‘ Can a].
JAIVES . R. HOO.N; Pirgdent.
Thu CoMpany makes every Imemarreo • ap
pawning toot maneeted with LIPS RUBS.
• Aine, against Mill and Cargo Meeker,
.the Ohio auk
Meelotpld Mari and tributaries, and marine P.laka avt,-•
, 'And'pgainat Loos i,e• Damage by Fife,
• Ail 4thist the Petite of the Sea Wend Navigation
oii T = e trihe leered rates ansdatent with Daddy
to all tartlet
; D.
JamseiL 'neon, Wm. S. Davao
PenteedhleClerken, Junes D. bier.ll,
WWM Phillips,
John ST „ !.i. • • Jo hn Parkrion; °r•
• Robert Deliver,
Ahrtsbort Rertiolds, Arm
tisCe=n. • 4 "° lle ' § C rss m etiamlio g,
boom S. Belden. • Stove T ee oo .
I PO4 ebb/ li ar t col.]
Citizen's Insu r ance Comp'y cis rittsbugh
• • d. D. Km°, rrw,ve.
,SAMUEL L. BLAIMIELL, SteN.
07 . 1 , 140, N WATFA BSTIVXfiN MARKET...WA
.WOOD ST2SLTS.
LI, AND CARGO RISES ON TUE
DINIC I LIDITSSIP Pi RIVERS, AND TRIBUTARIES
B. /mum against D.. <Pr
,Fm. ALSO
= r ovo v rA k gfr i t i alland NLAhoIIAVIOA22O.IO
DIREC7OII3:
Wm. Lorimer, Jr,
Kier
Wm. Tr/tritium:A l,
John 1111ir
Vroacle S ° ll °P. •
7ta
Dan p,Jr,
Dl,Nanoti.
lir•ltar yenta.
!!iIAW
!14. G. GRAFT (succossor to J. S. • Dit•
vr i gt4=l4:4ll4:Secoad Itzt i .r i lt.teM a 42enfibr
'attar. touttantly Ina tka. Aut Fa. In.i.yrr
UNITED STATES LITE INS I : - . CE,
ANNUITY AND:TRUST COMPANY.
, . PHIL ADELPICIA.
$ IMARTAIUAD APRIL. AA, 1850.--Csawera Porwas,
~
wi CAPITAL-8250,000. 1 er. s. E. corner tyr Thane and Mu/1W treas. ma:waw a
ralcniatt OF THE WOMB BOARD'AT PICILADALPILIA
Stillb4W R. (Ahmlbrd.Tß. Oosz , A,
thlAnti o r i ! iv in . ie r m . i .:".. Zior ,
w aLrij o ii t...
.41 1 ;i1 Illy t ! IW l lllissnUlloe.
tlvridosl--Ambrow W. T .Bn A
kat Examatner—rittsborgb= I! . Wi llsaat AL IL.
r our, R. U. AL:Arri,A4 D.
14 GEORGA 7.. ARNOLD, Ape,
WAIT • T 4 Fourth etreet. MADURA%
/fENItY • • G CNLLINS;
0031111SPION ItNlto HA N'Ti
;‘ OII:EEtP, 'BOW Ddithits,' El 911
• And Pmduee ossmur,
No. fl 5 Woodlstreet. Pittsburgh:
VALI, 'FASHIONS.
NoOORD & 00.'8 HAT STORE,
WIDDAVAKE HATS,
(; C ; 'Aiding Rats and Gloves,
°cow tiVad ° A g h
e
lalpitaition of tae :Heart, Nerious Die.
tim,„Ltuf imaplalia,Neuralids, Dsoponslo,Costlrfoiss,
moll*" Fro all Telkmd,and enrol In ant nfoisdlas snort
siirst fit Wig, brearter's ps.eun litxtfue, fhb vest tow
le and pauper of Via IncaL„ It"contains not it pallets of
/Orewrh Orima Sinf iiztoon. dram Is porfcatlr harm.,
Issyntl bon oared mots than din Windfall cues of '
anti tea the reader to the cortlfinaton, or
trig& mar be found In another column, and all Of which
aradolittladln fon around Um bottle. It inthe 'greatest
nfall Spin and roll neakdrisia and pouilsoti_an tattin.
'rage of blood truly ralartabl
ie .
finu sitlatiannant.
.
„R.AK.144,13101JR.,—,,8eS b*lldirtlißtl3lo
- I* to . a 464114 ado Wboitiole load Retail:by
2mib.l - Olinanca a CO.. IM sad If Imet
groa&MiLigne'e Liver Pille and Veiiii
rterigeradiabir ',gimp:verb= Star% lid Wood • t
'Enlarged or Varicose Veins, - weak
LIM Jorett.usaiful Aria"—l would notpeatullr In
nit. Os , of phiskiang, &Mee pulas_ranaralts
aim> mßelt Mut% .Bkokinss. Si... Caps.
Atilaq soca and imadaites k Um; Tildand erm of Tad
eade.otgEvpeq 740. Wok' Asaw Weak law Joints
szellamie "Okla th*Pikte.
• '41117/ Wei %OMIT , 1104 - or %UMW linen
MillaindibaiLlgaltake4 sad In bet ar kbuls at m.
113KILEM1111011illmarDividatA
- 10: 10 91 1 .11111 1114 uo • Ks. wood is. sae Time
.
HARDWAWE. \ '.
LOGAN,TWI,LSON & CO., i
, s.
Beg to call the atteittiotif Buyers to..the7 . I
‘
estenalveßock of
HARDWARE • AND SADD.LERY ? \ k
comprising one of th e mod complete 'assort...As in the 1 ,
.
~ counter. 1 .
RECEIVED BY ff 7l . PACKETS PROM ronoPW ,
and which they o on the most favorable termtt ler.
chants doing East will !Ind their into:Mgt pronto b
Doting their • ILARDW4RE at
' No. 54 Wood etc
' (4 moss *nova toot,.
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS
XVISTACITIMS23 OF
Chilson Furnaces, WriPtlrun Tubng
AND PITTING GENEItALLI,
For Warming and Ventilation of Building,
A. A W. will enutract for Warming and Ventilating by
Steam or Hot Water, Pipe. or Chllson's Funnel . % Churches,
&Imola, Hospitals, Faetcales, Omen Hones, Court Mutes
Jail Rotolo or Dwellings. No. 26 'Market et.. PNteburett
- -
Empty Packing Boxes.—A largOlot of
second hand Packing Boxes for nide ebeap at
.17 KEYSER'S. 140 Wood at. •
NORRIS LOCOMOTIVE WOE ICE..'
&heyMX Niers Mod. ateeee, the Railroad. Philaddpi.
ENGAGED for maiy 3.aare exclusively in
tha manufacture - of lA)IXIMOTIrES, ham ramutli,
beta oonaiderably enlarged. by udditlmi. 61. 11. bund i r t r
and numerous tuna and tool, which w enable •
proprietors to tarnish. vet th e ikepateh. any deemiption of
Lomimotlyet, on liberal credt:
oelo RICHARD NORRIS a &IN.
FLEAYNCF
OCCCISOORS TO T. 1100 4 0. 6 ,
WHOLESALE DRUG ISTS, ,
NO. CO WOOD STREET, •
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Prnprletorsof Dr. Prlane'aCelebrated Vermifuse..l,l
DIED.—On Wednesday, Cet.4tb atl o'clock P.M. FRED
ERICK LORENZ, son of John and Kor.lab Emitter. %MI 4
Jews.
The friends of the (molly azi ,raspectfully Invited to at.
toad the funeral at 10 o'cuxn Tige vosents. (rem the
Iderkotinf the parents at Temperaneartlbs.
_ NEWADVEKIVEM.ENTS
Pittelmrgh, St. Louie find Few leans
MOST DIRECT AND ONLY RELIABLE ROUTE
•
RAILROAD TO CHICAGO,
THENCE Br
Chicago and Missianlma' Railroad.
AA' A IR ' LINE ROUTE FROMCIIICAGO TO ST. LOUIS.
IRAINS leave Chicago daily, (Sundays
eicested,YOn antral of Exuma Train, of Michigan,
t i tbern and Central Railroad,
Ilrst IL Louis Day Mali at 1.30. A. M.
Second Night Espies. at 1003, r. v.
Train" ram throw& to St. Loot. to fourteen hours. via
BlormitiVlon,. Springfield and Alton, without change of Cars
or BdOssailit. minecting at Alton with Daily Line of Packets
far IlannitaiNuincy. and Keokuk. and at It. Louie with
BIRST CLASS STEAMERS Toluca' ORLEANS and inter
Mediate volute on the Illealealppl,loll with regular line of
ateateers for liantei*pd Council Bluffs.
TIME PROM PITTSBURGH TO ST. LOGS 38 HOURS.
Baggage checked through to St. Louts on Michigan.
Central and Southern Trains, and at the Dwpot In Chicago.
B. P. lIC/LLISTBIL . ChIusgo,
(Manuel Passenger Agent.
RD:MARIO P. MORGAN, Suluirintenden,
Through tickets to St. bluishy Ohio roniwiutu he obtain-
Pittsburg at Mete of Cleveland Pittsburg, and
Ohlo t Perin'a
sertuaddtwli
--
Turtle Creek
Seminary.
4T Turtle Creek, Allegken - y County, Pa.,
. the Penns. Ilailroad. 12 toilet from Pittsburgh.
ise wend Memnon of this Institution will commeme on
WEDNESDAY, the Ist of November next.
- -
All the branches of a thorough Fingal, and clamant
edusatints •111 ha taught. ' _Young 'Miss froin • distance
1.• expected to board wn the Principal. Boys frnns
a distance ran obtain boanting inrespectabl private
Louis by atitilyisigin thas to Om Principal.
None hut suinpetent assistants .111 be employed.
Lems- , per Session of live mouths. one-halt In rival..
anolin P. num - rent and light, $50.00, Fins in lassoing
Men.. ;5.00. Washing. per mouth, 7.5 c. Tuition, Primary
class. sd,om Junior class. 11-00. &clot lbws, 00.0ih'3Insio
on Vhsno. use of Instrument, VAL
- . .
For further particulars eir to the branches taught It,
at A. H. English's.
Poet Mtn addreas—Turtle Creek. Allegheny co.. Pa
OUTER KATZ. 4. B. Principal.
icy ?dm. JANE KATZ., Asm..Prinellwi.
TAKECARE OF YOUR LUNGS - IF YOU
DO R OT ‘TISEI TO DIE OP TOE CONSUMPTION.
Pir re.Apell a
Mr. It. pellets—Dear Ph' -1 have strzon on eavers is dkwe su
ruilons
inte r
torDsUalryth muraltio %which,
rem having nUttlo um of it we pease tansy retain
built your "'lmperial Cough Syrup."' / hare never known
it to fall In relieving coughs. noble or oporemion of the
lungs, when need promptly. and accordleg to tour direc
tions. I hare given It tolerant children with highly ben
eficial effects: and as fay as my own.casa Is oonccentd , dove takers at night belle retiring has invariably leliewal
me from cough or any disegreeeble feeling of the chest
-1 alwsys keep It in my boon, 44 would not on guy as
meet be without It.
,
Emmy person who may ut/will pmnouncelt an agivasble
mild. yet highly effective cough medicine, which, In a'
climate.m changeable ea onm, cannot fall to, prove • great
benefit to all +homeygiven • trial.
I ate, Mr, reltyobtfallr. /du , trir&d.
WV.II. WHITNEY'.
&altar Pittsburgh Dolly Chronicle.
Prepared sal told by K. S SELLELS & Di., VI Ward et.
and fur mle by drug Mets everywhere. orb
Administrators Notice
IV
Y. zfoAdriiiini7Tioino,
Pittsburgh, doll, L ate Leen =ma to ttat o u
of
All urn.* ludehted to said-Estate are Sequesied to ma •
lutitwitiew liertaent, arid all those h•vlug el•loto make
tuanda azattist th• estate of the •ald dwitident will make
the moo known without delay'. to
WILLIAM
earner of Its. aud !Int ota.
Plttatitugh.Aidt.som. Isst.—oe.-war • .
-QatarNAl OTICR.IThe late firm of JONES
QUIGO ha log two disolved by tha death of Jam
. , the _7th hut, the bedews of =AI Itrea rtU
be waled by the deetendined, at their other, ayrarrof
thwart Vint streets.
4botosu.n4l.--oa ISAAClAtha..lArretailmothrt-'
NOTICD.—The late firm of D:B. ROGERS
A CO. haring been diverdeed by the death of ,rolut
;. Quirg, on the Tith lath, the bashrourof the said aria
adi be !settled by the underehthed, at their rdUra.e 3 thrr
/tow arid First ata. ISAAC
. .
'-.. Sept. as, 'B4.—ee.2 . O. B. itOOD/its, eurvit minas
OTICE...—The -late firm of O'NEAL,
NJo.
IF JONES A
.CO. basing been &elk redly the death
e h. P . Wig:ra the Zilh, tbe eastern of the mid
tree will be settled by the Aerate gin
I earthen
SA AC JONES.,
JAMES (YNEAL.
T . IDRIASari..
rdao Coal Werta,1111111.11Tt?, Seeti, 18.5; , -o7
SAAC JONES,. itanafacturer of Sprirl
sae Dilater Steel. Much Stab Steel, Steel Pion
pug ß... Cneeh w
„ V il ra t
H..... 1e SprVA Prrese in.,,t h xkL at T_ cor.r epers.
0 1
Renaud Flag otreeta, Plttetnargb. ..
111 RUG.EIS Bc CO., Wantifooturero of
. Ftnatta Patrint Improved Siteal Colttratnr.—ndkas
ourner of 800 and rnt ittossts. rittatkorah. M 241
NEW.MUSICALWORKS.—Mooni's • cora
-n[7i. &r t. Mir a l Itt r d i rtrltilra i nn a t, by Re r. W.
IlayergL the.
Plain musk , to tb* book of emus= brayer, by Rey. O. T.
Rider. Mc.
A diaarrtation on musical taatehy TM*. Mations. $1,3
' Merlon] Vette Mecum. • manual of the edenct of.muslc.
LT H.S. Smoot, $1,30.
Muskat WWII from Abroad. by Lowell )10,41.00.
Theo . WM tizzatl co of musical Mumma yyA.D.
4 "'..r , i, , Tri' i r t ii"zz. D s7iss a rtss ove tski a s ea tow ., b
by Ine,i v T~ Ado
the. bT •
A amply artily above !ne e ree`M alio , lar go sake
E a
ofstandani works on the - theory and practice or mode, Ea
sale by cab JOILN MaLLOII, 81 Wood BL
FAU, UJOHS—J. 4 H. Phillips No. 116
Market at., now offer to the Trade a t ame stock of
air, cooslstlng In part or the followlna—
. Sheet door 01l cloth,: narron door oil cloths;
• Carriage 01l clothm Table 01l clotho
' Window Shade oil cloth= -
Tramparent Window Shade; Shade Trlgo'ink
Oilcloth mull; Fonittury oil and
ac.
We Incite the Attentbot of Whokmie and Retail nor
.chatars to our stock, wlikb can by boughtlow as from
the eastern manulletories. foot! .0. ar if. PHILLIPS. •
DIIILEIARMONIO.L—The meeting of the
PhliMarmot& Saktr that .at advertised a foi,
iititliben " pti g alllV. x(C t rudltigltilgrires ' ettli
(Monday) dretdog. at the add, Elie. a-Cattie Itto, oor.
4th and Emltldliold on, at 7 o'elorJr. By oats of the corn
(alttn. , • „ • ,
• clad
NEW. BOORS,-Illustrations of Geniva, by.
. Cabin Boys Etari i i; aanat•Nantklat Amino& .
3tventida, s genies of al mad Puma Wm. /am
I .'„r s- " 4 11!'t
poRT WINE-4 qr.:asks tgundy PV;
This day rodd ind for ale by W. R.AZTON.
No. Waal st.
LNDIA RUBBER MAURINE BELTING
Oran else. and thlektreeee—Vor into at the
_Rabber
ot, ho. 116 Market at 003 3. At 11. PHILLIPS.
LACE LEATHER--For sale 'at N 0.116,
Market K. ' oe3 ' J. l 11. PHILLIP&
NIRENOII I B Noles on the Parables;
121 = 4
6514 by ' • W 25 rairolll.l3.oe.
LIVE CENT, MUSLINS-7,5,910 ids: of
V. ow, 7d. rids &ulna Uttelleat 6e. A. M 4
___t c 0
LIOUR qgn. 'PRINTS-4 ust, reel 4 ;saes
I: ••pore of very amp Mitt ac pet, yd. -
R USKih
''S Modern Painters, 2 Tole.
taros or Architect**.
" Leeturcpkdrehltectsrre:l4taluting
ce2 " C4:l l ° , rB2 laarcet rt.
IVRENbII on the S , tsqof Words.
'Johnson 11, of • \,\
11426: agon=L;;.11'. act tina.m4.d..
Whatels'aZeingloup of ilyumitv os
/I Jk . CO, ••
NEW BOOKS.-hest a ; IVIC - 4,
hr LW* iludo%t 2 \A- • . .
\
NEW
ors Haw , about 114v:cote, by IF: O.
" FtZki l tt Port.;4e4'ii. ' \ tbilpit,o4,r, . amt....or
:ad Loon, bl• J. 8. 4 0
ni ..lulk•NA \ ' , :
Md.. Malec or the ilk /qua, 0 ton -04, Gamut
LIE.. Foruals or : al • • As • , ,H Atra ai 113,1900d at.-
CRAB prom vpt i tut,;--A fiktt liiir.'
from ViAt t i l itt . Ortior (totl= - Xll alTw.7r4o '
p e ali b tm .. ‘ls:lno iluo . aud ir. st ; m i:fr !i ca abl i th.
NEW • APO - HANGINQ,S, - 85 IV6O
1.1 atm Yoondt.indttondesilParlidrospom -.
;Patti toot:Witold \ln ddti Inotidelltldnelt
. Al
- ltl na antPlatEs Eby dltdottlootoo, &arab •
• , Map and von wall velar; Waters, aaliaaa
• th1 1 9. 8 0. 11 :W. .... ' , • ' ~
11; t tn i r " " 11 °".
trbvarg t a
r:. g t h. .s?..r.'-i-to.d
... .... . ~.. - v w.illizruALL.
- 4... - CAMPBBt4 BREDIN - t., , 0
NEW cAsr.tD AND
..p,oribil,‘ , ‘ - . pi"*.A - A.
- ..,,,„a, 0 1"....; : \,,.. -,A. it laition: 0 -,.. -
:Aim natal ! - ' ; La. I. nirtrias, \ ...
- Anse-To John Floyd *OW. C M .
han T. F`pooin tag, - '
it.nnlto...Tatoes Marsboll.-,Flitotrotitivntion.l.lartotilt
Co...llaldnels tOn. Rooter A Inca, Fit . , oendmel l / 4
K3ARGAIN ! - s3,l3oo:for't o good bi , l . lZ' , .
bower. Na. 143. Fultoss ot:oIthlot ni ft. hoot nri
P—a zood danoroont itod, leo dooms on itolltotl
..fldt..thrnt *named taw ma 1/01144 ante - A 1... Mk,
• 61. wilt ktof lant• ono ai oboe* out • otwalllng heal .°#'
land idnrynas s nlth thtlilndatink en* pmd
at.
" a A d "" 4° !fel Cl i NaVaitiVarlig Third st.
sal Imdlia
ALT PETRE--400 bajts Iftivet. for sale
1.3 - tee. , , MIAII ' *cu.
- . _
IL-,lol)bls.' , tichinamOil in .re piiiTor,
L! ;we ts _ -
A 1\ \ 1
VITER,,,-ZluS g ißptter teo'd' SailmW:l . ,-
* ,
i*va-Azsizul4r.-\taiiik,ko
- .?
, ._ ,•:. ~ ,
c.- -_:: \:. \., -, • ,:.
...
• ~, . ...
Al,O r R GREA
X 8: 'SALE OF LOTS AB BLOCII
A ItOCICESTBEAVEtt COL'ZiTT,
tober 110 and 124 t. 1854. •
VIE' 11PdersignZ4\ will seif,"Cotire highest ', -4 ^';'l '''"' ' R "'"' `"'""e' nb ' d
hiddersit thr dt above named, and arson the I-
pressine bee wb-eft L. , Mal, hmels and Acres of..
gr d ied, with medal hull irs, de ill the Bonus& of ,
~ Rochret , Bear Countri Pan s. limy will alsoliell, or i
04 ,k
leave for ate= tif years, eel* valuable coal lands, etime .
e ' tiVe " ;,e l ttnetrt 'b 7in ' lin.?rta . rn . erTtt! '"'gh ' :
The '' Tresir /NNewW.be 34 "dii7i. 34 iti one year. 54
ce nt.'
~.,,,, ) . r .,„
. i. i,,, ibe zt :ens sirit,h interest at G par ct.
p romp t anum. 4 dad ellen of II merest. tiiii be noads Tie
tt payment of a princlOi, Weir Ice one. two and .
RIVAIT be teteless4 at the eauliAime, for quarrying.
• Pct 'll' fir 4 , o i r ' n. 'g 17,f. r.2Ler.eylM: Ftf t=fitlig
L.. bricic, a aao fi c, r i glittn on mllliou- i ot\ fire Odd; ibr re
moving 10.000 cubic . ards f earth, in'eiltthis down and
\filling up di-retie and for Inc . curbing and pa
4,000 superfkial yaribecif Min landliiiaitoo for the immr
illate erection of twenty PM I tenement., famishing ail
the materiabeand labor>, ' • • \ \ ' r
\
ifor any anet,all the eve. jo , one halPwill be Bald in
'` A. " the ..*
crap
t rentainlng half inlota,
ponnde or buildings, at ariction leash priteintisefeottlikKi
DT
Play
deed/tier every itenerold. ' ' •
Platemcd mope of the proirt 'rend descriptions of the
surrounding corintry, &a. ybe \ had by apailleation to
any oft he following named roprletors, at shot
traPea
stye reid&nno or places of business, toi shown below. ~
thirniye, plans , drawings and speci fi cations, with refer
ence to labor, material, &c., ite;imuliell es above will be
exhibit.* at the dice of the Cowry, in Rochelle, after
the Ist day df October. \
in edditiod to the mammoth Car,Flistdy, Foundry.lla
chine Bhop. Steam mina." ite. now`being erected In Rod.
aster. arrangements are .already lu progress. for the
ovation °Malt a down other manufasturing establish
ments, to he driaen by steam. Shici,\ an extensive Semi
inner. reveal Churehee andamegniticant Hotel , upon the
hill, b rat near therallroad depot and steambostilanding.
" The. improvements, with the contemplated`carlycem
'Diction of the Clerciand and Pittsburgh \ railroad bridge
Lamas the mouthof 'Beaver, into Rachertsr, arid the ne
denary &not and etude, attachments. as so liberal and
. b 'th y
th md" I mug"l77t of
u th d e t. Public
e Va. tTh d litp ir l ' at?„
71 1 g
of tun or rn ea ciiies ' I m alre‘:sii yards, far Adopt d down
the Ohio. 411 Insure a. oditinuance of lirrly Notes co d
Bodi
ce,. and require an Immense amount of labor f yeari, to
120112 e• , • \
It led-pected that all the tindersigned.tunnrle " .I ' 6
moray of their Mende' and mandates. from the ,wil t
be twos
at at the &burp rale October.
N. T. C. (3017 lii
itoehterter. Meyer Cie, Pa.,
011 N THOMPSON' Wakefield, R. 1.:
io I IN L. NRWBOLD Philadelphia,
illtAtit WALBRIDOk k Iq. Y.,
' STRPIIEN D. DILLAY 1, , i
ORkORN "VAI&DRNBUROII,I Syracuse, N. IE,,
Pittsburgh,. • \
atm Ilimo.) 11411-Iv,IA-Rti
R LROAti, FARES
AT a meeting \al Superintend6te held. at
Indianapolis, on the 27th hist.. In which were repre
sented the Indianapolis' Cincinnati R.R.Co4 the Indiana
Central Railway Co., th Terre Haas A Richmond &IL
Co.. the Lafayette and In anapolis 11.11 . Co., the Madison.'
Indianapolis I Peru 11.11. Co., the Iddianapolie & Belle.
Contain., R.R. C 0,., itn%he reenville& Miami It.ll. Co. the
‘
following order woe u anlroAnsly ;Wonted:, .. •
Ciarmexp, That from and after MONDAY. October DI,
the Fares between the Pointe iiatned shall be as follows:
Between Indlaust.olle.Vmd Cincinnati, ~93,00
\ Teye Hants ' . ‘2.L'6
\ Da yi A2O
\ Ls a ette .. , . , . ^OO
, .
\Cin ii :zi t a . ti it Tern
6. 4 4
" " caoanlyni t Lafayette 1,19,
" Chleitgo`, , 6,00
Cincinnati end Chicago 1, ... - ... -.......•.• 9,00
- ludlanapolle and Cs6intebt,s,t)... ...... ...., 6,00
Zmirsville ' ts,„4o
" Cleveland \ 7.00
" .. Crenate. 5:2 5
- - Bellefautain‘ 4,25
Pittsburgh .% 960
" •• Phila. via Pit burgh-7.8,50
" o Baltinion \- 10.5 8
.. .
..
pun:*
1i 511, L itk....,.. '.. ,...;133
" New York ' an R.p,. - oy. .
either Dunklrit• \or
• " " N. . .
4 1 1 qt. °:
li { ‘ f lak e,. . T . i is . o7,
- -- N. Toro '
T ' iL r Ta7.7.16 . .00
The above Farm to he the same over all heuing
or eellinir ticked to the points named. • \ ,
T. A. MORRIS. Pre e. a Sup. I. B.C. ILR.
JAS. 31. EIMITII. Sup. I. C a D.O W. RYE
W3l. DURBIN, top. Laf. & Indre. }LB- \
11. B. TAYLOR. Pres 199 p. 0.1 .11.'R.R... ' •, •
B. BEDSITS Bun. T.ll. a 11. RM. , • ' k
.1. sornmiesht, s g p. I. &B. R.R. . • ,
J. O. D. LILLY. Buy. 31.1 a P. R.R. '.
.._ . 4313C D, 1554.
-4,Jeurnal and Stateemen. Columbus. 04 Gazette and 0•
gale., Cincinnati: Empire and Jourtial, Dayton; Praf_fie
City and Express. Terre Haute; Jounial and Courier; Ii
fatette, Herald. Cleveland; and Casette, Pittsburith,cop .
one week. dolly, and forward Mlle to W.'J. BTETANA. Sup.
Indianipalls, Itidigna.j-,,u Va. Stele Jour.)
Flew Brighton Aoademy.
HE Winter Session of this Institution 'will
non
on the Bret Monday of Nosemher, and um
t 121.1 period of firs months. Pupils beard in the fun
117 nrthe Alimelate Principal.
TIMM F. RL•9ION OF rpcs 310FIFIE:
Begird. Tuition. and Light-160.00.
Fur usrticulars, see circulars. at A. It. Eilirlish's Book
Store, • 9 Wood street, Pittsburgh, or addrurs
Rev.J. DAVIS, Priorlpal,
W. G. McCRRARY, Also. Principal.
U. B. wouraluitN. A. Ae, AWL
Ladles' Seminary . , , Hew Brighton, • Pa.
T"
Winter Session of thislustitution will
commence on the tirst Mende of Norember. end eon'
tine, kr period of Oro month.. Pupil begirdin the fru,
ily of the Principal. . ,
en... PLR 10,64 , 10, OP PIVP 000711 C
Boarding, Tuition end ....... 550 00
Inetrectiorte In 1 estrumentalMusic....- 16.00
Use of Inetrumnst 4.00
instruction In 'Vocal Music 2‘oo
Latin. German, and French. each—. .. ... 10,00
Painting and 10,00
Fire to deeping room Cif required) 1,00
Washing, pee desert .. 0.3•1
Pew re nt. ,O
For particulars, see dressier, at A. 11. Runtish 's Book.
store. .0 Wood er.-. Pittsburdi. or addrese
Rev. J. DAVIS. Principal.
Miss N. LIEMPUIL L. Associate Principal. -
MMis. L hltollit, Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental
od
Mies M. L. BEVERIDGE. Mies M. A. VANCE.' Teeehers.
assarancrs.—Rev. 7L L'ritchlow. Rev. J. McLean. Bon. 3.
Allison. J. Miner, Et.Wkewi, I. Blazes, M . D. W. .1. WIWI.,
A R.
M. L, Towomend, Roe. B. EL itradimL F. C.Flan.
RI P. S
Edgeworth' Ladies Seminary..
HE - Subscriber laving made areange=
t7l meet. air taigau the plariaof Profemor Will In
channel the kellrth Ladlee' Serain, would no.,
tier hie blends and the •O friends of the instlton. that the men den will open on the end Monday nf Revensber.-..
',#*"..shied.laiZith7;ViePgemVl" 000051 )0 0,) .111
rienemment the
Every poesible
.a r thiet
to men, the mental and morallmbnerement a ortae
pm a Being himself* phy•lCiati. the utmost attention
vel also be given to the health of them placed under his
can
reedy* years' e leeafaeonductifiglioarding
outman
advantage
this country as In Asbi, Ova the Priedlsel 'Wall
advantage In his present undertaking,
• ems. PIM eamertnr or nes Milerna.
For Boarding and TnitletCo(k Instruction:ln Mode.
Plano,3leledeon or Guitar. 161.00, to inetnamernt 114,00 c,
Fe-al Rudy In clairs,_ - $3,00; dug and Draw - km. 1110.001-
, II Painting. $34,00; Latin, French and Germanium...l,
each, $1 , 3,0 PneL (winter sea.) 1e3.001 Rubins'. per dos.;
35 cra.; Pew mutt, iioc.
tlrenlare mat be obtained et the drug step of T. II.;
Retie k Co.. Zoo. 120 Liberty et„ Pittsburgh. and 14 the
principal hookinores In the dike of Pittsburgh and All,.tailed% -
Her. BERRY R.WILSON. I). D., Principal.
Edgewerth Seminary, Sewickley, Pa, Oct
Rargamrcsa—Rer. D. 11. Riddle, D._ ,I 1). Rev W. A. Pas
...mt. Jam Oahe.: Fad, Jekin D. McCord, M. A.
Pitt.
burgh; Rev. Dr, Rlllott,Rev. Dr. Rafters, I'. k.
Robert. Dads, Esq.. Allegiumy r ' • •• • -
OARD,;—In retiring from the eigietin-I
tendence of the Edgeworth 'Seminary:- ilareurider
ii.isted wead return his sincere thralls!, to his patron, nod
hind. for their liberal support end unremitting !ded
uct; and wont! commedulales them that the institution
has pawed into the hand, of these who are go peculiar ly well adapted to Its encielefed management .area Dr.
Wilson mild. Lady. ' Having been steibacqnsinted with
them forneveral years past, the writer knows clime oth
ers to whom he would more readily enigma the etheation
of b s own daughteng or whoon_he meld se. Oh.PIOBT
arid confidently reetgamend to Ms late Wrens and belov
ed R. WILLIANd.
Edgeworth Seminary. Oct. 1, 1831....ne4 eitNel
••NOTICE TO SHIPPERS .— The Canal
• Cousittssioners hallos suede sit aresogsaiieut sith
uus. Ot. to bout our • a , m. to sod from Johns.
rota. se 'sorrowed; to. CUIT _freallt_ to rad tram the
Diatom cities as berstolgs 13..1tEC11 t. 91).
Pittoboriate'Oet; ' •
, Important Trust Sale.
Y -Virtuoof a Deed of Trust to me execatell
ep McCarty t Torryson.. I rill offerter sa the
Glass House. In on TlWltEilat the 10 t hday
ordetober, HU, the Iblkusing ritmestst—A, very large lot,
of moulds, tools, late, tad-rnoulds, and other implements,.
lot of ground pot thelts,• two several lots of MAO flwelt
and 7aomville slar.(ground)ae d other thlng”ndetmterlal
used In the manareeture of Glassware. Anotter large lot
of Glessware, emodstlng of bottles.; Luke, yen an4ll els.
adapted aswrY use. A lot of old Iron, of eordwood. ot
lumber. bout, barrel., coat, burned .s and suni- also, a
1 4 1 rtoh -th rYin - ra 4 ..t,ir gtur. itr„r
.PPrthnt nine, can oe men the Clera l s &Brenta
Onneff Cowl,
The tale will; 070114Allte 410 O'clock A. X. of the above'
nasallotted day, and. %attune on tbs.:after. from day to.
dor. until thawholeof Mld property I. gold. Sales amount
len to $lO or less will Id required to be told for begun the
articles are removed, bug all Wee asnounting to more than
$lO will be on • credit of =Atha the anrebaser airbag
bood tad pet eecurlty to9eente the gamma.
•
•Ii maybe neetesaiNo isityirthe thoOLui noun lbrreat,
assail ln
mol, k that whe*furnace, mould. opgation, and tools,
nuner complete sr at immediate si tha t,
a sale In • lump of the alma moulds: toolk%ta.r, &a,
may be made: N . ' . 0. W. LANG Trust
Dully Alts mid Intelllgeneer. Wheellom lgasetteand
Post, PitteMnat. copy ugh to san't of $3. send bill to this
44 9 9 t% lumueut,end • one Ivor, eontaltdog advertise
meet to alverteser. [Wellsburg Ilereld..l
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'CHEAP. CARPET;. WAREHOUSE ' .--
, , \110.82 rmpf.'imAß ILthKET. ' ,". ,
WOULti' ILL% :illy intiii:m their friends'
'7 V .ad the Pn griisally. that therhare to .tore
their complete /4111 Stock. witting of envois of.orery
Oarcliptkw. Drat the Boy :Velvet snit lirnetele, to the
=0 . 32 . z..eqk I,ltAngov ai tet . zhlr4l l , o4,, ,,. .
end Can — M %Wang, Prnlgete. Tana, MIA, ande r.
window Shadelyke. • inny in seta. hart torall
end wailers tie* toch, Stestaboate, Hotels land Seel.
tenon tarnished
on the taut tuemable tam. - ~ ..
‘,T i n..... Mmigl Peothtand tr Salahlitt
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A \ REN'S INDEX -10 , lI\S. REPORTS:
riFlVitt. ° A=fil Vr"„44l"_rgar,l.lN .c,':'
o f Alden: locator
of
Pittabunch oar. A toll saprlr
of the ebrre yahlablo work staid and wash, 1 .7 .. . ,
. odt - .
~ „ . RAY! r St Wanda.'
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A PPLE BRANDY-12 blids. veto , fin ---- e
and
warautes.l whoa artlela„sr±r and inatirr rale bp :
W. LI, 12.W00d \
)1
ALAGA 'WINE-12 oks.\ S. Itt Wine;\
. aka, Drr a. W. Mara Thlr day Med, am) far sal.
a a Mat , aarl Liquor Stara \
W. U. SUTTON. co, Wood arid Trunl era.
• ' •
ILTAY & STALK CUTTERS.,thir Thlkand
tZfrlistiar h4Prldatrialittiptri
OI.ANKETs--fe bare now7e - red, m oT e
than 600 pca fhOos and fronehl3lonteta. marina lit
trom ri to Et ..fail. A. A. MASON,* 00.
a EWISTY L E NOOLDELAINES.---A. A.
.eoc bsis Jut stela large lot of now Art , '
d Wool Dolan. I oei
viroOL DESEGE—AII Wool Debeges tott•
foe at Mom pl. at cot A. A. MASON & 0013.
GOOD PRINTS- - -Fast cord Calicoes at 4,
6 AAII ego.. -at Doll A. A. MASON & CO'S.
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ANNELS--All Weol..:good Bed Flari
004
Deb, ailllni at 14, 1 0 and 15 , Ka at •• _' • ~ 4
• "A., A. YAWN Z CO4 Z. fate..
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SCOTCH ; ALE- - /
' i ' d " 4 b7 AI4 .V beataa ;14"
EIGNETTE Ili
o ast :zed and Stroh
--\ ,,tt • swift!. , , ,_
1 B a ta Turpratine andqain,ntr e lantla Want
ug \ 444 ". " 4 44 "VIC TAM 3 t a r., 4
7 \ ' ‘ 37 Y. trues.' aad la .w.. star it. •
HA-430 bk. Hay Ar sale by .! ~ .
and \ 401111014NUOU'ra lIGIAPIIY ea award.
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1 - Z I A I 3I , CMI/D - OALICOEFI-1,000 'Oases LAV \ 4 : , t_ v ol2 Pda. 1-,i-ut v: r. ttolv,r•
iktssrd •
Lat AT
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~. aOf h • eiudlerchantiltrabuitte•
411 E BECIPLAK MONTHLY \REETIN(I
fti+tifjr*.2 4 4.lVc ga s e had dak s kr r ' w4 ...„....° i \ ,
• a..nrsd ' ' 1,...5.\ lv', IL ILAVILVI aII. - 7. '
AGA : ' '•••• , t4.--Harper for potober,
menu. -• • , .s- \
ft Ortieriaorats. \ =, .
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A P DAVIS, .Auctiot
CHOICE 3 800 ILIO AT 1. en
4;ou K ar i
p y r r c A A L T U A ANLE s. mis u cELLAN om..o. -
Saurdw ereninse. Oct. 7th..7 o'Clock
. et .the Oettuase
clarBelea Rooms, career oft oat Wat steth eta, will tit
told. a large eoloection et be softy:lo*W* Waite; mom, `..,
In
are—Dictionare °farts. whsel s ;
lowilitehe restarts, ' •
In 2 rote. ;remit horde. fioe ed.. - TOIA WIRED! PM '
1b....., jabr.ry of 2istoral alletorn Della of wars.. '
tof aii nations; Boot of home beauty.. obrarral Wears ''' •
Litersterwlioleer's Net's! w Volversil Motors of th.
0 ,, 9 ~,b,. Ha e . ulatory of the rewith Bembattea.2 •
rots: Pictorial History of tbe IL 84 Areehreft iketwq Sba/e.
mare. 8 Vol,: Beadles's Preetkal Georeetel:rikok of tit.
Heart, elegant platen 3loore's Pettit:el Wor i Kultersia's
sow Iteceipta (loethe's rattrOßlinewts on •
WrtiouLea.
reek Family Miaow Geogreebr POW e Woe ha rep
eameolars in Cat•IP , S7IO, IlhiCh 111 reedy%
0r.3 ' P. M..D.AVIS, Am.. ~
CARRIAGE WAGON AT AUCTION:::
On Thursday morning, sth lost, .11 o'..k,_will
be.old at the commereial .1. rooms , onner of rod •
and Fifth sta.-1 ow!bore . carriage. Aping tolr. Ido . •
opting wagon. new and warretated a red Mlle,'
materials and workmanship. P. 1. DATIE, Auet. . .
O. RO CERLE S, CONFECTIONER
MACKEREL AT AUCTION.—On Friday; Oet. Oth, ' •.- -
o clock, at the oanamercial gal. rooms comer oath .114
Wood soh. will be .old—• quantity of tirmenealood Mold' '..
sty Mackerel: V. mannf'd Tobaccos rapel'lOT enlened:ll %
.lerge lot of Olass Jars and confeettonmy counter scales,. \
store fixture.. ac. cot P. AL Dan.%mt. A - V l
(ENE TRUNKLITIIoGRAPiIIo PAINTS..
% JP .te , AT AUCTION.—On Thntrday,Oet..sth,at 7 edie,' '
at tne Oommerela Wee rooms, corner or Woodland Fifth
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streets, will be mid. without resew., lbr amorist or whom ,
It mar concern—One Trunk, Lithographic Paint% Emote'
vlog.,German Pipes. as .4 P. 31. DAVIS: Amu,
o DAIINISTRATOR'S SALE OFEOUSE - ;. •
HOLD FURNTIURS.—On Thursday mornlng sth \ •
a o'clk, et the Lao resldoecoof Altered. Dell, deed at
Y+_ 145 Fourth eL, above Fmltbtleld, will be sold flt unlit \
of.l W. Cook , the entire ileliehed and Whitton
Furniture. An,' comtwislng szlieriurinshOgenT linieforr. •
and book emu, mahogany hair seat soft. e.Wrs and ropir, ‘
er: card table, ma ro
mmy, wardbe. wash .land with mu.. \
ble top, set candelabra; parlar, ehamber and stelr lin \ \
oil cloth: volition and trlitelifrene hilndg dining a nd, ' • \
, breakful toblde Caney and common chairs: &lie. glass;.- •••
and tineenlinlie; euperior refrigerator, safe, luxe owning,
nova and datum; and a votes' assortment of kitchen • ,
fursdtore, cooking utensils, te. \ .
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\P. M. DAVID, daset•r. •
NEW MUSIC ROOK.
. \ \TIDE 17_4.LE.Lat4r
77E-Lli MASON'S NEW WORK
.is ivinr \ . ••••
IT CONTAINS NEARLY 1,100 PIECES; • .•
And la the meat extensive
.collection. of kind. irksl
TUNES OF 120 METRES, • \
as well as \ •
More than 70 Anthemi,,
and other Set\ piece*. besides numerous Chants.
TUE SINDINGI SCHOOL• DEPARTMENT,
Which le more c \tenalre and complete than may
welt, *mere
34Q Exere\ses, Rounds, Glees, 414
Aden entirelyneultiature. entitled •
BilleiCal Natation Nutshell,
\ Wilt ha found WO Ttiaablec .ir short Scheele.; :_
conneetiOn. with nearly. all the tuns,
EVSTRUAI.E::TAL 14VTERLUDE3
are piloted, sod, in some M IN :scoompanheents threout.
The Music or the LEALNAlerAE_reseuthrei that aftb•
CARMINA SACRA •
in its general cheractoristics,Aa tieing pleasing; Praiticie .
tlo and th) T able. . e' •.•
A large teePaly of the atom stork ree'd and for Mae b
se2i JOLINIIELIAIt, 81 Wood street.
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FANCY CIIINISTORL. ',.:
65 nOD STREItn . P177,8110 - IWH. . - \
JUST bou nd Imp na•ropka a fall assort. 4.. • •
meal Yrettak an sh Gilt tad whip flit ••
and %Ilan! and Ctone 'Ch MU Commtur war. Mdtlw,
'l,le for tom3try trel6.lm -•': ‘. ' 11./lODSINSON. '. - • •
, 800T5zr,...8 - }toEs,. - .
lv,ii OLE $ ADE AND - R - AT AI L, '
JAMES ROBB, . • ••• -.
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MARKET and', 6 . Union 3d do o r
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from the Alarket loops', Plttsburgli. would tufa=
b A friend. and the nubile geaerallief that be
. juet4ned his Fall Stott of Ikata and Shoe s la all their
• letlep:. lila Stock is owe of the largest ever aped idt, .
t eltr end embracesererythlog Wtwo of the '3.4 1 M Or- . ~. . •
I Phi ft.:Jolla. New rock and Ikutou and he trusts cannot,..:
All t Mame all. {heat ...has boon signal n selecting r--... ' ' • •
the e.holeest good., all of width he warrants. ~ - \
ilk tt
Ile also continues to manufactura an heftily.. an dw ' ' • .
reriptfOnle of Boots and awes; and from his mg espart, , ....., ,
an of Over I* years in business In Ulla dtr.u. be trusta,,,, , . ' ..., ' "..
1' • sufficient guarantee that these whollstor him with theta. ~ • •,, - -. • '‘
patronage :will be faith with. . ~- :sale ..-;,...•
CA.B.PETk_OILCLOTHS,ficc: .- : ' ,.* : V-.:;
t lir,„,Mcia,,Lu ll4.l °
,?.K.
f1air& , .810,13. piro- a yr : ',.,
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arg.i)ll ~..411, kulkllataXTlo wllt i ch we latio CUP* lllo at, ... '_..,
11:=.1.Wza,lriatzfaurt.ha: 1 4 ,1 1r:kir."43-
hest Facturlse mid wit muchatre..,Our dm%
_ooneitta ...:_.. '
the nevoid and beet stylee. and et deediV redem o l .l =o,, .-. .
we are able to hold out stoat loducementa to Our- 41.844
sad. customers. Our dock Consists In Pert of Ne i Ildlrnei"
Ind. vi.c
Roil Velvet Plle Carpete: _ - - V .....- ._ .
, 0 „ 1 : =5 , Brussels dm. , . .
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._. Aubtmacni Brussels do: . ..1 .,
. Im i prlal ThErpr . li4
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Also—Scotch Platt.
_,.'eultlan. 7 Yenlamee, • ‘..
and Plain youltlanOweete. 01 7-8,34 and.,adwldcAtar
List, Llemp and °Ake Cul*. \ ~ , 2
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Oit'AVA C :l2 " atlet ° 1:0 It V:l21 7 mf=,.
;which we wilj cut toiler. et:po a lto. 7 _
'Velvet. Cbeuge.7nllml and - mole' nous .' d elatig ' , '......
napkin, 1111011 d., Alkol. Joj an d Coco Mate . ..,, \ - - • ,'
• Atso—Wret and Cloth Pled Carole. Emboailif Plano' , 0
and Table Wemu., Stair Rods, C 410 Llneey Fruit tad Use ~ '
es p ?ol'aCrumV o liooo; Spaulsh ai. Cldna mattLum 7 . lLen
all widths an .1131.1 idUen e. 1,... n. \ .
t rL
i d
Oran lb:m. o d Oil zsuenact Window Madre ' : , d ,
vlr tgv n = g.kla t d atott e rr t Bt.ding. lat. \
re.4sittor.. w.r4,,,„,,tiAt=4, 1•
or..gtk.ay.inottousfwwl4
,ot"
xazty:
I =l=, ran t i ... .. .., i ....,
ji t lisatet strestomsFAnnilf, -' \ ... .- - •'-' ..
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lor Salliitt 7 a3:4lllfilig \ l'aitat. Rights.:, L \ • -
TITS subscriber, hazing from vi, V.:
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intarnonesswlth:Patsatami,..and- +dills. peemaig.tlai \
In. &limn to sell Patent Right,' Int Villim, LUatottes.
litstes..te.. as well as with' seem whstith to"
anth rights. that an U L U...asset tbahliind i Zet "" enF r . - ", "
nom was mash hat, has de" .. M.taidlo aria* tils . ''? \
time .ad his aWtics to th e lentils • 'or Psis 1\
i lia, Staptls-
ldret°*"l" him'
. tir r t . butnybii ibb:it yiiii -, :
b=rZirr. bb ift 2hdly by yeZiitg - t *patie ' 1 1%; ,: .
tha folloting intimonial ottfear or ths eittnenF idt l •
,Prit?";;="
, - ' Pn't7mitilli. AMMO 17th. 1 i4g. r•; -
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- The subscribers bare • long been aninalnisel with 'Ste , N „ - .:!,
Moent EEsttm. inld. hays no - .beiltatkm Is rOomissnehilr, •-_:
him to all who may tisk*. sap y 7 bin aetwiews.s_iim• ' ","..,
'amnia tit antioubtedlategtitTtSta I • • .• , ilit.'
in them eserthms 7 MMus! marl
h bAt s 1O ;,' . L., ..- '+ ....
Wm. Larimer,Jr., , ,
L . \John (
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Jissoes ir
P. Loma, ' . - ' , IL PT/TT".
QPEARS' MILLS, FOB ItIENT-- I Tb•: , .. i - \
desirable and,ary retritilair 12.01:14tCP tilitann - . •
ill LL'attitehe are nois tor rent lowois prawn •
_Mprketars intend embarkboir inanother basins.% TIMMS '
mills hare oneof the beid water Donal ,:in the eon . • -.. .
Lido% sup
bi_ the Little Beaver_ riter,and tined). and
ontio e trct l iii trlatiV ind '" tl e iVrirtterulth 4Thia anrCT '''''''.
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land railroad., Than la. its sontaniplation Witt him been. \ „.
rh7 , I 7 :PraI"AfrZL I ZI=ITI,IVIVIVI ''s '
g o.d theAear through.. . .... \ • \ .._, \ \
THEM IT is a 'err bald. tocamon for aelllaj r i ,
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mega V a rof enttou%, dedog, • good emir b or . . . i.,
gland • par =nun. - .Any One niatting to pap
_tit . ,
n lateral countess, vain° wilito gamma on age pro.,:
pmyrietors:na they am determirt tit rentiforthe nsitertm . : \
... Pontoiliaddreac Smith's Tatm firmer •Variatti
44 :' 4 kti..
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.XIMPOILTANT!—LLREAtSALIt . •
Lon a Rrranor PllRlfiTtitit.--1511iN is . . . on.
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W. 111.7
tab 6°P.""VA. t
d.tniW:tifctigtA.ii3h..="l4.
The tiornitmei ba beet, d ni l' nes b see
itt-iiintotabta:4diarii„
; 14 , iit! t li. V i li t r, , toirt trielt hki
, a ritt &hitt,
toped
Carpet..
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Carpets. br:cirtape%. three ply, steer
and isit/Teartiet.i
ingn trait. Inds. mitalanounge% ottonnina, valuta own, \
mhogatir. dlningroosantrol chamber
shat,,
Tablet. mantra ;s
'tie nwt dmin, .o.,mmktital, nith marble tot% Mentor . • \
mend
plan %ad as 1.4,1 eartalabra, - girandolea utd. ~.
mantle ornament% whalstota. ' hatsneki% =Whams ... \ .
drawing arid plain mash stand% tartar and open
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mattraate% ad.& s tisrn, saw true,. hantware, trot* • \
fender% tram is. 'looking:Owes of all
Stith a complete set of kitchen turnitare.:. . k k M . l,4 ! . -..,,, •\\ • \
A satalogrienf the utieles 'VT be randr . int. didliWiroriL '
the day - armlet • ••
TIM! MW known• 111 Um day J ule. • •-• ... - ••\
etiZA i\ td , . =,- -. ' IL kIOYLIi. inetii.
aIEtV _STOCK OP CIIICXER, '• • '.-':•:..' .''. . .
LYO•a P1AN03.—.70113f.. 11. 118i1.41 - 7 1 :. Z
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er . i ti it tla bail "mild azu
art , i f lig a r
.3 einul,s% In, I • I; i :,
from the ea lalreatod matinfactorr id r,*.jrIIERIN r • 46. • • ' \
SO NS, Dago It, toststalog of all the nmeas3 Maim of , \ ' ,
and 7 octave luitentneatiN in Mat 3 . 1 * 3 I Pd Phan ' \
'cod and Walnut emu, and ma all thaiata imp
OHM. Purchanera till ',ha,* a oto lea opt s v lta Wont.
"c"k of Pl"' Potted "" brwz r "*th* d - r " wo 16 '
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f viably the same min BOAnd.'ir timid
vitiation or xiak—and avety jiistramatit Ininsed.• ad, - -..
raltlan—A. lair lot of Plana Stoola. at eatkrtia=, ~,,
i _.2:s_teatlaa 'P e l i r eb! r ire l re: l l, ••.k . -' I -'
8 . JOMI If. mr.Liki.a. dole *ant an. ClilekretMlni temiii ..,,
oe3 •
A Pianos d, Plt‘atmeglnand-Wartatiro". , - ' .
NEW MUSIC. --Just pUblisbed and edict ..
ea by raurr lileber,lamea taly . , la Ma andant alar,
'Sta"(t—ilreriallPageVialtLbl:as..4m. ,
La. CY,,,LjnalrePolta. df\ -
The at ut ttlegorth Polka,by Ma arbara :
TrAloldfaoer
lar lM _ . 44 . Yry Tu
L. lama Ilsatuatle, Polaa Ininlassta,
I,73;ll4=VartihitlT.ata.k,y.=ica a4aMkEtc 4 o4 a i.,
u11.,.ir Itanlya,Nalt&laobr
Futrell Schattisals. anue. h
, asitserslaa gnu far bow, 11.Pra e.
\ lar. a t zt , r.4l , , zeLy; u ,
, Tl=st ..
sza Chi
Mood hlabt, bel,3vea, aloe*
autumn. Molus,balladt,Zo4l44.r.
ClLl Lar VOClAG—Haltelluth,la maw °What
la.*, LuanlMaaau. „, , . \
Th. Una... a Sunr Oeinetulllollßactadilll
Just ha d, a 1ar5.. \ 0. 04 .. t
aeod
r. roreeklit‘inNee sextera'aNiuldrEt eG, den re, No .1t4 :: ;14
-t, MBROOERIES--A large i*dortment re- \
, • mna * l / 4 47 . 7by it Burehflafi— '
.1 oars 4'4
.n, beLlagbo.= it'" 6 f . •
%,
Mull ( km •2 \
y Bribe Mull, al Oasu.... We Banda ma noikadvt
Ca ltple_ naaliala Iraaait maj
\_ A taspd..s sand, Casa Lucy atal.l34a
=1,1,7r1 atusa4. or ts. Low Is \Avateao a 1...
°"2l t/I"ours**, 40lisi°1 " • /' 64 .4 L ' a
GREAT ''
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REATt3T BAIMIALNOF-T,llVs'EssoN
—.limo Lin of Orownk fiblitlee - vaL bitty 'With
,wai,L :nitwit to Stant Clay. ou. irbich aro wreiit-
V S¢4 snd on
L city st.. two dowator.trlek houses, three storiwo
Ilk:74l64<fttiljArtndowbli 4ihr
pt
rtory
eatftl as Ills near thr onto tlepot,
.161.13:vds prog. tornant/ mid %a.= \
will iiiW.'"Appljr4o 7 77'i lir U.. \
. • v e tAm k ixv, 21' 6/.
WM•
mer.Larit 0.78 ft*: M 'Tor.
Ol.n"' •
• itlyritiree—T. &INertri r
etb_icmd
Set turd, Cluthanral; arytkir Jr-CrOutilirm
ertmon, !JUJU:meg Triplirtti *Won *ex, St.Loule.
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1..NT1 crjrunlCALL—:sociPrlTT.,„ThBll.l.lplll:34llollo.449tUrlL-„,1 .,,:...%
ttrl i MitY. 44 11th. ir 10' o'clock., .4.. ttiumitt4hi '... ''...'
IbithualLlT s. l ltht !Me Alh,ll.aljtATllNb,ciuy .. ;
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CMON bi l w - 1 • —' 4o 00ma....../-
1 74 1 am beis -- la wmar R it e
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