The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, December 19, 1854, Image 2

PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
.maLißuru BY Nruarz &oo
PITTSPITIRG;H:
tIIES - DAY I . I6IIIBIIG,IYECESIBEIL 19, 1851
,a 4 t•nudia PJ+3Ol.
..._AtiagEttlklishbafflator tba Day Caz Ole, are opened
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6artity4 - ADvm.therszyrbndoletherr +VP.ny
itt th 4 Duni an Monday raoraLlg, s•UI plesselland Mesta
• betri3 ot.Yoor•tati EiXo 4 4'; s •
tLithargb W . 00147 Gamue.—Ths ertemirs
4tiSaitidsid . tortr auctu Offers to - dii, bugnereard
ii:dd:Nid - 4esirldde medium or Osklng their budinets known
(ypre!iesaa le behreentour and 11Te tboxdand,redtehlag
ittiddiddlerrinend3ant.,..kmdieturer and shordcserer is
".KrVia Pordwrilvaxds..d EsnerstObto.
• '..;'Advaxice.Tayments.—lfermrter no sub
_Rz{ptla will be taken fir - the rodlr or WeAlr anLe'
aaiees perinent Sr nade In sneeze, Whenever the
'pne le up to, which Abe enbuiriptlon 9 Pehh the paper
.41' be . ,topped. soden the v.:lbs. - Intl= S. n
um.! by sAlunce parrnent. All transient edverthlnr,
.Or oyez,' denerlpilon. will be rennin:el to be paid in ed
linot: Thelonly mention , will be where special month
toniree-A an pada • • oallulaw
'Weradlar-"Matter 0111 each page of MIA 'aro*
: itgaiiil6Dlh-PIMMTDI3.—Tbd question of de.-
.E.iillroad dividends for the current half
rank! a'seritua one, and is attracting much at
-, Vitiation. 'We are glad to see that the American
Itidlrna.d.Journal of list 'week diEcusios this
rtiatter,"and correctly takes the ground that if
dividend has been earned upon the 'whole
coat of ix road, it may be proper fo pay one, not
withatanding apart of this cost is In the shape
..... • of . a foolia9 debt, provided this can be carried
••
, sA..stateit.oliaide rate. The objection to the pay
-- meat ef a dividend, with a floating debt, is that
fluctuations in the money ket, which are of
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nonercint-oecurrence, may co el a compqny to
entry with debt 'at a great sacrifice, winch if
• • . eburgeable to earnings, reduces in an equal de
.-ere" the dividend fund; and further, that while
ja floating debt exists it may be difficult to ascer
' tabs What thenet earnings are."
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.. ' Giving aililliii;weight duo jUthis view of the
f-, oase,,the ,Ruiliqad Journal thinks that compa
i,; "; inn may err from excessive caution. Wo think
I •'" ' .'" so too. The fact that the living of a largo num
ir!•,:.' •••• . bie . ofPerson4 e,iicads-upoa the dividends they
receive fromAilliesds, is a Object of important
- . .f...-... consideration; bet there iseriother of still great-
. .:‘. 7 '' • wsweightoffeetieg shill:il:xis' chsrtieter of the
companies them elves. , The prices of stocks
" . are greatly effected by the regular payment of
dividends; and the company which pays our ot its
earnings: will :always possess a better credit
r-- than the ono that does not. .
-:•,:' 'rlt is ieirportsr,t for Railroads which have been
•I •• '-- • - - bal. mainly from the proceeds of convertible
1 .. . : bends, te promote the conversion. of these semi
_ rities . as rapidly 83 possible, as paid up stook'is
;-_,'" . f - •, : tbs. beet basis on which a company can stand
-,,? ' • If elleilroad company continues to pay re,r,ilar
.!:, -• ..Iy.unt.of.itii • legitimate earnings, notwithstand
-:-: -.- . • ' ing it asitilosting debt, to provide for, eight or
1 :
:p. . ..• . ten per cent. dividends, all holders of six and
.-,:' siren per cent. convertille bonds will gladly
• .' . ••:
• - bate Stock in. isa of bondii, thus wleniag, and
: :-... strengtleuin • the . basis of the company.
The history of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
•l, i , Sailroad is a ease in point. Leaving oat muni
!;:..-,....- tiiiint sttbscriptiens, that company had originally
."";;••-.. '''' ." - list:a noirew basis of stock subscription. Now
. t ••• .1 -•— its hidivideal stockholders possess a greater
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amount of .stock then the various corporation!,
.
si appear from the following statement :
; trrogis , 1t LD DT CORPORATIONS.
City . of Alleghtpli $400,0(i0
Cityof-Pittsburgh ............. 200,000
gtark County, 120,000
Rialto:id County • 30,01,10
Priititylranis PtuOrontl • • 300,0i*
._51,050,000.1,a50,000
Total
idoeks held by individwds—..—
Whole Meetuat of stack. 52,400,000
• The whale cost of the rood leaving out ant , :
seeptionato other roads, is about $5,5'00,000
if 1,100,004 of which is represented E by bonds and
floating debt, and .V2,44)0,000 by stock. The
amount of individual stock at the early stages of
• . the wort, woe not $500,000; its great increase
.i - '---, , has. been owing .to thrireili changing of
t'.,..imuvertible bonds into stock. An immense
Ultaount bas been Converted,during• the pre
. went year, especially in the east. Now, is it - pro-
N lttliiiiihi„
. 1 -'-'. • , bable that this conversion would have taken
;..-.. " " place, if the company had pursued the policy of
owing its . earning - to wipe off its booting debt,
i ,„, instead of paying cash dividends?
• - -It. is a pleasant thingko be out of debt, Let
_. . thereds something due to stockholders, and there
' is wisdom in establishing the creditof a road as
paying stock.,-by devoting its net earnings to their
, _ legitimate object. The floating debt is embarss•
..-.; 1.. sing, but belongs to the construction account,
N'' -'--1;, - to' the original cost of the road, and ought to be
- -' '•. • funded or Mimed into'stock; and there would be
1 :":- . ." ,• -I: no difficulty.in doing this, were the times favors-
Me. Because the times are bad, it is no resson
• ".4 ; 'that-the stockholders should be deprived of their
- " '-'' - "aiiidepai.
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* Tao 'Foram WAII.D.—The Whigs of the Fourth
;Word . of thin city nn Saturiay evening nomina
ted a second ticket, and one we-have reason, to
believe free from all connection with any other
;]tarty; The Journal says that the first ticket
tenanted "is the true and regularly chosen one,
.sandentilletito the supportof the [Whig] party."
-Me:differ from our neighbor, and will state our
171160715 foe it, premising, however, that person
,'al motives have no influence with'us. We con-
Aendnot about persons but principles and fair
•tess. ~ Some of oar. most respzeted personal
-friends may happen to be nominated in a sande
we cannot support. -We wish it distinctly under
stood,•therefore, that in the case of the Wird in
question; ea well as the whole city, that reasons'
,derived frpm personal preferences will have no
, entightwith ua iu deciding our course. We findthe
:peity in an anomalous end ‘difficult:pnlition end
- we 4aslee extricate it, and place it on its true
Rination. it is not becanse the ma terirt of a
. ticket titsatisfieS us, haft the mode of its nomi
'alien is such as we cannot as a Whig approve.
Wa understand - that the -ticket.nominated at
the first Meeting of the Fourth Ward was pre
viotud,v nominated in a Know-Nothiag Lodge,
astethe camel. Were broiled about before the
:first priatta.ry meeting took place.. At rhea time
tt!esignited for that totaling the Know-Nothings
assembled before the hour appointed, chose
and, - imitesc of the It
ta•
~ Oinottig candidates and marking,
• - •:t,tiartorlewas cleared and the voice of , the tit
...-,9lMtuttakeiby ballot, none but the initiated hay
ticiate, or !mowing - who were the candidates.
O course the Know Nothings had it all their
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1T way, and the_ ticket which, hod previously
lest - esdked of was imanimously nominated,
-41 A-testifying the correctness of the public, ra
-• mot:- Fr= this it-will be even that the first
el - attires at rapier' Snow-Nothing ticket, and
_ t'theittintint to give it a Whig endorsement woe
_-made is Wilmot the images of the party.
The second ticket nominated is the emanation
true and only Whip of the Ward,—those
• :Who bare .net joined the secret polltieal 'order.
„Tianieurnal calls this the oAnti-Know-Nothing
ticket." The true name is the 117dg
cad it is the - only Whig ticket matting.
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. t',1,.-.:': :--,::::‘=l;4=4PL"etea,.uonosourxe.advatr ', 1 ,,, t th e y
p 4.-,: .,-: :!..diad " l fer ''' bt , ne t - will -1 ! °- thex ! h dangerous
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Snotro TUE Itheonn.-Mr. Nsicein his recent • To. Lsw-latoosu Sorrtz-The citizens of. To Persons who are Stoop Shouldered—
speech on the 'Kansan bill, gore notice of his in-2 Gr,oihrier county, V., held a mass meeting a' Shoulder Bracei.
tention to into , lure s Lill prohibiting slavery in few dogs ago in relation to the acquittal of Dr. DR. LA "t SE,edlh"'
tent . in orof ths Chantn', r.on ' ''' .org
'''' Tree '' .. int order'--
I`.re t tirsaka nor I Katt.t...ig. - It was straight for-' 1 hompson, charged with killing Miss : Pharr, and "i'''"'
Our ,lend. Dr. GEO. ST EnVei.o, .o.,..uted to our ila
ward., .no stoilo speech in it, end covered th,, adoiced the filloWing TC,E3hltiOn• : np.ettnn • very t 0.., spnehnen a th. • ~..,ehlngton For m ,
whole ground. Brief and to the purpose, it was, ' Reiotred, Th at it will he the stern duty of any ° ,;`,,t n '''' .° ..'""6"-u"l and 'a'd Lo hit. at Oh. uh-urr
.lett Apj4, the . ean c t c opy of the eighth section a community into !thigh Dr. Thnint,...ut should Inirahl ' ; ' t ' l . .e7: l „, ‘ 2 'l' forth ' lCh r i ' t " le .. ;:':o h. l.Nl ' l ' B " ll " h ' j I.
the act of Mardi 61h, 18211, for the adnoissi. of e '`‘'' t to trnatertictel=! l y nch him' rosy. and alte n ..ther re, from tr. ni••••••tionp •Liachett CO
h'..olved, That. if he come here, we, the people the mono Other Bracer to irsueral me. :t is an ex....1.1 r ni
'Missouri into the Union. of Greenbrier, will lynch him. Surrynder, while et the name C. 0... It..ri*eves th• stgot.
Mr. Oliver, of Missouri replied to the position Wo believe it wan John Mitchell who said that dent In • healthful pooltion, alt•....utortell re:draining the
which
of Mr. Mace. remarking that th Lille Mr. natural movements of the body. Tho It, a-111 send them
the South was not 'Oven to mob violence and t
.11. held in his hand wag a miserable 'moll co , y mall. tree of pont., to an r Pfutt.f the Unt'en.
' , MOUT outbreaks. Such things were character- I ?rem the Pittsburgh Daly lnepatrb. Feb.:" . .. 1f.112.1 l i
prohibit Amery in Kansas and Nobmkot, the : istic only of the North. , air On. Eleannu.,:inu,Lnea mots, Ay Exert ,
eery thing which in 1820 produced corm and roe-. .------_-........_—__. . Lir, Ashmk.-Persons who halo notoir.,l • +looping I"
lion, tmd threatened fht safety of the rnion. Passartvassta RAILDOAD.—The whole amount ! .""' br g. "' k.l. '" 4 " at "" '''"" t '"a•" il ' .., ar l ' a • - a
g r.. teller by the use of ttn. ••tr ae t,j,,t e n g n .,,,,,,,
We are a 111.60 astonished at Mff.Oliver. He expended on the IN nnsylvanie Railroad for out- ; Drage,^ mode mad vom er nr.4:EYEEIt, earner of Wood rt.
remain Missouri, nail ought to know the history fit and invented in real estate, is $16,700,000.- ; lt‘ th el Tire. eII ...ere i.e a boxes and a n ep en de r e,
of his own State. 'lt was the ottempt, in the . It is believed that",tho receipts of the road for tend to ' t. rt h ' ng oboe . t
k e '.•
h i onls rs " t oWert;:t n ' re ' I t tw o. t ' n u, "l I i
case of Missouri, to bring in Slave territory ' the year will not be less than $3,500 , 000. Dm ; mooed the chest. , tun pnrehAned one... time 5 ' 0.0.7n1
Lave
without restriction which in. 1820 produced ; doe for expenses 60 per cent. 51.750,000. Net .."',7, c h ''',, "
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,°°''''' . 14 " t• t h a t .. at.'"'" glee It • 1
ttrifo and contenton and threatened the safety receipts, $1,750,001% or about 14 per cent profit ! Womun, hundred. of whom are wooly Injured by the '1
of the Union; and it was the adoption of the upon the whole motley, 56,200,0000 f which are '.. 641 11t of thGt , •ohormus'egitos' should tthr , lgoeute;the.
! brazes. Be partleu.ar I n plum:wing the kind inentlo,ley,, I
section, now offered by Mr. Mace as a new bill, permanent loans at I per cent per annum. many of Alaebraens sold are humbug, I .
which restored peace and quiet to the country. *" N. D.-I a l a o keep every mkt, or Trlfl..X, SUDIr
FILO:11 WASULNGTON
`..et Mr. Other read history awhile. - ' 1 ' Body areas. Pile Prom Startle btorkings. Amtn. ear/
Eandsge.. kA [ten. 11. KEY:MR.I4U Weed .
Agency of Dr: Pitch's Celebrated AR'
WARmairroz, Dec. 15th, 1854 !
The Ben. of Representatives was engaged ' 17;a1 “ .t. t . I .e r oa t' v ! t u re !. ..Ji s s 's L'''''''''''t N'''' ' ''''''
~,,h . PITT Pelmonle, Pulmorter, Bala., Pectoral Espte
during nearly the whole of a long sitting to-day :
corr nt, ,
a mothtr or y co l n. ,lnlmcnt , ,..D . e . p n ure d
m tiv : arz i p. heart
in debating the bill teethe relief of the heirs of ' tbd
the brave and denoted Baron De Kalb, of revolo- or Oil. AAU-DT.neptle Mlxtureg (Jong!, And CAthsalle PEW
tionary memory. The amount involved was l N ,,,L'' tr;;;:!`"":".";:`,"''''"'Ith, •r"...le't• - °the-... - - , le•'.
$66,000, and the boll was passed-with this the In oho tee:meat of 4n"
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labors of the week closed, and the House ad- : '''''"•° . . 7. . eYa.a.f.'"A *4,l ".. , 11,,, Diner', Th.-
journed until :doming. The gigantic toils of the ! . n ' tt cs „„ n %,'„,"7,r l P ae , s ; ' ,,, !nt , lxt^t d ,_ . "L t o l jc ,, ce° ,,,,ir . " 4 ' P L'''',,,,'
Senate during the four preceding days had, of : !Went Bile , Plated dNl.minal Jfaoe'een.,.
Dr. Pitch's Myrored Sled String :MAP
comae, exhausted she powers of that body, and :
den fine, Pr tutus Sam, InAal
it did not sit:to-day. It will recuperate by Mon- I ' . ire Tat!.
: ~,a la,,, ,,,,a ll, ,ok lu a i da . y r e . r nrop, r le. t aiz: L ear l deas, Trews, Itu l ,
day and will then Le in a condition to decide
upon the bill of Mr. Badger increasing the pay ' NEWS, 100 Wood strut, Brae.
orthe OolLn ' tor;.e 'r r.. KM
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for its members, services from eight to twelve : d" l a'• ___
dollars per day. ' Palpitation of the Heart. Net voms Innen. '
The attention of the Supreme Court has been ...Liver com o oonc.Svonitsle DystreprlA Cretiveneeestid
occupied for the las tweek in the argument of the !lna' .re allmc, :, U..*d ".7, 4 ,..'"::" d h
. t s o u ,. o o o .... l ",'" li : n t,„ o " l. to tt o
motions lathe cling Bridge Case. The fleet i le and l aminar of ths blood. l• c.a.". not • p..tiele . o
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argument wain upon a motion to thqaestrele the 1 3x, .... a ......... :t r , ,t h dr, n
r ,,, , , r . '''UT
1 property of the Wheeling 'and Belmont Bridge w. cements wtm nos renTS ' ef en the eertrtlcat.:a d' fesr of
Company - fora contempt of Court in not renter- ; vlokb non, C. Sbtt‘d In ...and' colas.. nod all of eldeb
1 o ar
... do ,
, t;. , ll.o.l k. be . f d allzissad. t , 1 1 7 .. t0t .
.. tle i . It In the a erzt . ;et a.
1 ing or altering the Bridge is required by the
decree of the Supreme Court entered in ;May ! enc. over the blood Voir reveyvalibla
1852. The seemed argument was npon a motion ! l'''''"`"'"Al.'`'ll:ult- tto..lmdig Wl'
to sequestrate the property of the company and i The Condition of the StOmach is of vital
ettachits officers fora contempt of Courtin din- ; lasomenca-sto nosa woman. or child sett be healthion
obeying the injunction of Judge Grier, allowed j t r `r g tne .:7 l ,.' '',.f,,, 41 ,,,,'.7 . n° ,',.,:_t Ttht .„,
5 ,% 1 1 ; t r,,, " a t i h i f X ° :
lost June, to pievent:the company from rebuild- ! detr, ads I. ma tn. ease. And yet the remedy las Man
itaa Illterseilise . d by
ing th e elevation :bridge at a less evation than W pre-
; e: yarz z oLalL Ilectlan t'e n ‘ i /Lcu
scribed by the former decree. There was also ! „„Ah.„Hby.,,j,;,,,,f,E,',,,,,,,,„,„1, ,; t
~j, ,wilt z ' ~..rt , re
a motion for the taxation of the .costs awarded ! wattoa of raubluerr. Let tie Thaws of Os - seemly or tti
against the Bridge Company by the decree of , 41gcon7t.tr°,,.°
appetite,,
c5in'fr',,,,,77.,...n•a•L":7„,,:rdr.......":, by
May 1852, arm a motion to dissolve the injunc- ; sight. and laineeee-1 eheerfablens by day See edeentlet-
Eon allowed by Judge Grier. sight -'iletatted.M.
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On the question fending to the injunction PEAK! STEAM. BULL.
granted by Jelge Grier. it was claimed by Mr. CANAL BASIN, A LLEGIDINY.
SEAR TILE 11A11.11.01b , TATION.
Stanton, that whether the net of Congress legal-' Families will be sup .lied aiih our various
iced the bridge or not, it wan the duty of the de. n i.. n n i .. t Oiv i Tt n Ar , t'j,tj . : .. : , :, , a,„
. 1 41 1 m . tt1i&0 . t . ...
remnants to obey the injunction, and await the Wool street, es Bryon A &rite, rot... :i Liberty...o Et'.
decision of the Supreme Court on the question, Tel t , l i t ! „,:ti.,„ nt = tool n ' P '''''''"'''' ''` J. T ' ''' .. t ia ,
i tir will be deliriied to [urines ,neither (the el!!
and that for not so doing, they are puoinhable - T. jo ssalt CAST! Cu &liner!' ' ' ...
lbS-fe .811. Y ev ' -'---
for contempt
The argument woo closed on Friday by Mr. ' ~,n , ,1.c . ,,,, %NW! Jll.- .r.. 1111,1 canine
Stanton. and tho whole subject is now under the : ruith 11 . PsOfitERS,
awn J. MI. , a r+.l
comideration of the Court. Their decision well WLI (ILK SAL E D 11UG til STS,
probably not be on:loomed for some tithe. NO. do WO,. entErr.
PITTSHrIi(3.I, PA.
In concluding my not ce of this memorable j ,,,,,,,,,,, ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,„ ~,,,,..,,,,,,.,
moo, it in but just to Mr. Stanton. to slat, that i
Citizen's Insurance Compl of Flttaburgh OW.k.
hr has conducted it with much ability. Ills sr.
commits be(orenthe Court have been highly cam- :
mended by the moist distinguished promitiouers
at the bar of that tribunal.
I desire to correct an important efror,in my
nva Inn 1 ANIIIl1 , 1"11 III.KP 010 TEN
letter of the Bth bast . in which, referring to Go- i sl t yl"RA L tniOtryisto'ol a: is- K ik:Z:4T, r ),,,,,, , ,,,,, j 0a,
thrie's plan for the moolifientien a the tariff, It o ,M2f°, , ,Vre i ,;•';'; ,','„, ' . W7 . ; ,7 , ,,!;`,7:-„,-14;77 . ;
said, "lie wishes to have but four rates ofdoty, "" 3 • • 1 ` . ' ".'•
namely, five, twenty-five, forty, sal ono hundred t '
\ ter cent. There is nothing very original in that
idea. but the arrangement would save some trou
ble, and if no snhatruitial benefit is sacrificed
to get at it, it ought to be adopted." This des-
cription applies not to Guthrie : a bill, hot I think
Pi
PITTS BILRG- 14
Pin CZ Marine Insurance Company; t
to that of the minority of the Committee nf Ways
:Lifer
and Means, mibmitted last amnion Gntlaria's "'
OFFIC.F; -66 1717.11 Sraßlit
Er..hemdi his but three 'cheats:den, to wit, free, MASONIC HALL. PITTEEIMMT. PA.
twenty-fire, and one hundred per cent. Itsenly , .lAIICS B. 1100. Y. Prernirol.
thrsa . tra A Col.TO.If. Saf.dary,
4V-ggalT4.--,-Elrte,,tl,7, I.l",:ltgatV3A,Wrge;-!-T.,Vrerain - rerafnite ,, .'...L..0m00r..... ..c., .1
A I...molest Hall and Cano. Riska en the .4,4, and
which are not produced in the United States, mod lit nowsnot risme...a trausaid.... nos m a ftna co„c, ,„ „.
thereforeaie not susceptible of protection. As ,*" And against U,9. ..1 Damage by riro.: j
a whole, the Secretary's bill will not bear appro- And scan. the Perils is the E. and telood nma-mot ;
vat, but as n basis for action, it will do as well an . no ty==rt u itto brestrste. seroleteot .lth .aacr
any other skeleton of a system which requirceio rt". lll *.Tth o, mats - roam
• icsa. P. non,
fillbeed up with Enda provisions as the know [- 7 4 ,, .,,ms i k kr,,, .
x ' 1 111:17. 1 ;1*.r m ig2; • -
edge and judgment of Congress shall direct ; William Phillip,
Jona ne tt. 1 John Vallee,. .
I have frequently censored the secrecy and .l i zta,ul i zi o caw . .st ti... , tx..zan,7:.,!,,,,:;„,T,T,,,,,i,„ Am
spirit of intrigue wiii .„ 4, shroud the proceedings ; y m . ,,, f m yotomr, ; oleo,- tkanty.
! Itoratlo- N. Len, Kittann h u e
of the Know-Nothiner Thin part of their Irian- ; G t,t,n, 0 . e. t . d ., I litrant Ft,..e.. Deaver. .
gored. is unworthy of the frank, manly and . r r '"''''''or ''' '.t . ''''
ingenuous character of R e publicanism, and par
ticularly American Republicanism. Fat 1 can
not concur in the expediency of denouncing the
principles and objects of the order. The fun
scope and nature of Know-Nothinginm are not
yet sufficiently developed to-jnitify a decision
upon its tendencies. I sold (your readers may
remember) some weeks ago that its more imme
diate effects wool,' be to dilidh the North and to
weaken the elementa of resistance to the germ
mg encroachoients of elenery. That result has
already taken place to .most lamentable extent.
lint what will be the end? We can plainly per
ceive that the South, the slavery propaganda,
has greedily taken hold of the movement as a
means of crushing freedom of sentiment oil the
sectional contest in the North. Adams, of Mis
aisaippi, a narrow-minded bigot, who sees a nig
ger in every hedge, decLsres he wishes to de
prive foreigners of all political privileges, le.
canoe they join the abolitionists. Now, in this,
Adams is' very greatly mistaken. The exact
opposite of his statement Is the troth. The for
eign vote at the North ban ewers and almost
'unitedly been thrown for slavery, and has ren
dered the South services of inestimable value in,
branding and hunting down every Northern pub
lic man, of independent opinions regarding sla
very, as an "Abolitionist." They bade been the
bloodhounds with which the South has chased
! its victories in the free State:. Many a ..NtOrth
, ern patriot hoe been etruck down by the rabble
root which they have raised.
In this respect there has been latterly some La-.
provemeed, but even now the fact is generally as
I have stated It. There were some very striking
cams of this sort of foreign Influence in the late
popular contest. It was the German vote alone
which teat back to Congress that arch Nebran
ha conspirator, A. A. Richardson-almost the
only supporter( of Douglas In his treachery
at Mileage, were the 'lrish 'who swarm in that
city. Tom Florence, distinguished for his zeal in
behalf of the Nebraska villainy, as well as by
the fervor of bin heating to Native Americanism,
was returned by Irish votes. Indeed the es
caped Australian convict Mitchell, who is dying
for the went of a gang of sleek and fat ne
groes;in Alabama, is an excellent representation
of bin countrymen in the United Staten:
The Germans are coming round, but in my
-judgment the best way of disposing ..,If them all
ii simply to withhold from them the privileges of
Ccm. Brsro.a.—The Whig papers of St. Louie
aye been unsparing and bitter in their opposi
ion to Col. Benton, and while he was a candi-
date for Congress delighted in representing him
hsh pigmy rather than a giant in statesmanship.
They nU, however,. eagerly grasped at a report
of his late lecture in Baltimore on the Pacific rail
road, and laid it before their readers as a trium
phant vindication of the claims of Missouri and
-Saint Louis. The Intelligence,. thus speaks of it :
"Benton's Baltimore speech marks an era in
the decelopement of American greatness. By
the side of Its moral vastness, the trimming,stale
and paltry messages of Presidents, die away in
empty insignificance. ftsbarc statements of facts ,
are the thrilling developemente of new, strange,
and great ideas. And the impression it leaves
on the mind, is the Jame as if some great spirit
had raised up the reader above the •'gate" of the
nations, and revealed to the future thronged
highway and the beaten track of unborn millions,
pressing to the shores of the P.cifac. Grant the
credibility of Beacon's authorities, quoted in his
speech—and whu-dares impeach their trntht—
and the speech stands the apocalypse of Ameri
can geography, American commerce, American
greatness. designed since the world began and
revealed to us in the latter days."
•
What o pity it is that s paper capable of doing
this much justice to one cif the greatest men of the
ave, had , not the courage to advocate his election
I vst summer, us the representative of St. Louis.
The paltriness of party spirit was never more
manifest than in Benton's defeat them.
The Ilarrieburgh 'Union has been purchased by
Jacob Zeigler, late of Butler county, end will
hereafter be a Buchanan organ. For a year
psstit has been the mouthpiece of the Cameron
(Action, hostile to rOeIIIIILStGT General Campbell
and not over friendly to Bigler. We suppose
Lott the Patricl, et the same place, will now•be
mer, i t the Chin.
raESSIA.--The aspect of affairs in the Crimes,
presenting to us a momentuous strug4ls between
the Allies atl RIM'S, in which the chances are
squal.-hssuUtured the leading democratic press
es hf the country to manifest their hitherto ill
concealed sympathy, with Russia. The Wash
ington Onion. the Pennsyfranian and others of that
class chuckle over the prospect of Russian sue
cesis and thereby show how naturally their it:t
est-peat= leads them to side with despotism.—
It is a noteworthy manifestation, and deserves
to bekept.ia remembrance. That kind of de
mocracy which has an instinct for absolutism
may well be suspected as spurious.
"KIRRAS. "—lf there is one man in the Uni
ted States whose sincerity in opposition to Ca
tholicism is unquestioned and unquestionable, it
is Nee - pr. Nicholas iin.rray, of New Jersey,
whose articles signed "Kirwan r hays earned a
world-wide reputation. When ouch a man, there
fore, takes ground egaipst the Know Nothings,
his position chaliengceittention and 'respect.—
In rt late work entitled ." Parish and other Pen
airings," he pats himself in decided antagonism
to that secret organization, and says :
—ties-sa s s ass/ tha Continental papists
come; we MST room for them ell. We would
have no, objection to the- earning of the Pope
Illatrsertm - enn out ; nreach rl2—st
no dread of him; and when he does that in trtilr
he ought to succeed." ~
BOOK. TABLE.
.'"rtre Len or Roaaca Gm's. Editor of Omit-name. By
NJ. Parton. ow York: Paollebe4-ar Etas= 11rothrra
isss.
The . of a public min Is not the prop
er perked for writing his biography - , and especially
is this the ease with such a man tts Mr. (lively.
who is yet in the prime of fife, and probably bus
the best part of his career before him. It this
were not eo—if he were drawing to the close of
his days, with his course accomplished, there are
stil enough prejudices and misunderstandings
about hiin to clog the way to the public ear. Only
when years have cast their shadows upon his
grave can-he be appreciated and understood.
We regard--the book before us. therefore, att
untimely. It - eemes too soon. It tells us many
things about its hero which we did not know be
fore, and which are of much interest; but it is a
story only half finished; end as the remainder
cannot be written, for perhaps many years, we
feel thit it should not hose been began.
We are glad to note in the preface an assur
' once that Mr. Greely is innocent of tbi.pk.
Had he been a party to its publication, in any
sense, it would 6060 dimmed a reputation which
all acknowledge to be brilliant.
It ireridently a boot made to sell—such nod
inch a quantity of foolscap furnished by the ee
-1 tiler for 60 much. A great deal of it is irrele
, rant and unueceseary, and more of it unwise.
The first chapter contains a loop, and by no
means lucid scam:int of the siege of Londonder
ry, Ireland, which is designed as an introduction
to the fact that Mr. greely's mother woo descen
ded from n family which emigrated from London
derry after the siege. His father, it seems; was
descended from a family
, whieh originally came
from Nottingham, England; but the reader is
fortunately excused from perusing a history of
Nottingham, although it, would hare been as per.
tinent as the other.
Hod the boot began at its second chapter nn
. -
ended somewhere - about the middle, with a brief
abstract or what follows, it - Vvould have been en
durable; ,as it, is, ie leads us briefly through the
record of Mr. Greeley's early life, and then oaks
us to sit downeo n very poor collation . of edito
rials from the New Yorker, Tribune, and other
papers. Greeley, we roust Foy, is a much better
cditor.thau his biographer.
- •
We dislike to see n mat like Greeley made the
subject of such a book. - That ho possesses tal
ents of no 'Oldbury kind, Is one of the most
prominent public men of thi day, and has influ
enced the public mind of the country to a great
er extent than any other man connected with
the press, is undeniable. flat be has not yet
achieved his fah destioy ; and, when he has done
eo, it is impossible now tiiesy what proportion the
part already past will beer to the whole. fit,
history, then, will not, ye may be sure, be lost for
want of telling; =Lit will be the better com
prehended when all the parts are fitly joined to
gether. •
Mr.:Parton has not, we think, earned any
lasting renown by this endeavor. Tbo history
which be-attempts of the old Antlmasonic ex
citement is false throughout, and shows him to
botither grossly ignorant or grossly dishonest;
and his inneeniacy hero throws a Shade of doubt
over some other pertions'oe hisuarnstite. When
-bettex.biographers arise, the facts he gab.
ered together may be made nse, of and his au
therity quoted In marginal notes; and with that
!hire of Immortality lie roast needs be content.
WS are Indebted to the ki L ilness of the pub-
Ushers, Messrs. Mason. Brothers, New. TOrk;for
a copy of .the.work, by,maiL,. •
enaltabl's Aisinicas hfoirrnte Maaszins, for
deanery; his earlycomo to baud, and is-a beau
tiful numbeit itsillturtritiops being of a high ar •
der , its printing and Paper, bOwerer, might bo
impstreed to advantage. ,
'TrtiPzistrristuare Monnttx lisetzw, for De
e-motet; presenti xyry intinsnsting titbits of eon
tents:, meetly confined to the dlicussion of sub
}nets interesting to the Pralbjlerlan iseramunion.
published byrW, T. flosaid, Philadelphia.
-
•; Eli Jomr PEIMICLIZ--The. GOTOITIOT .of Abe
Gideon -, Pay - Compton ' sir _George Sizepsii;
Jailieif....Bileet overland to
4ioatiene stre.spirc.h tor Frealliiipar7
i/Pon thg Arogo .aamt, wine Gm/ ware lAA
MD, is reported; by Dr. nee.-
Curregyondoore of the Pittybunch Daly Uasetto.
No new organiratimi can ignore great question',
having their origin in the elemental politica of
the cotmtry. I do not care what the timed Conn
ell et Cincinnati may have done, the Kopp-Noth
ings of the North will think and talk and-act up
on Slavery just is they have done before, and
when no longer embarrassed by the hostile for
eign vote, they will take a position in favor of
freedom, which tho Borah will mall . in vain. - in
the mean time, the foreigner' now nab:Wall:o
will perceive that the South hates and•de'sp!erea
them, and they will learn that after all, Slavery
is not the beantifel and deeirable thing *Mob
they have supposed it to he. . 1 Jtcsivs.
NOTICES.
Dividend-4itizene Insurance . Company.
Preilident and Diroctots of this Com
Sny ltan toi. 4 1.7,doolsitoM1 rodlsidond of FOCI Dot.
us. por sham,: noon tbi Capital Stook; UMI3
Dotusi
pkyabio to lit t ltookbolday
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rani:non. Dm.ldlL. 11344--dole,wlts
BardUlre Sale/Mall Wanted In a firlit.
duo PhilAbla Hoare; A tontlomart baling Anotl
edge oath,o. Imarts. and Wilma, with porolokoom from
Pisumrirrdo and MO. or otber prompt Ming tna.
Arnrolilrou W. J. CIIAPLAM
• &oos -• .• 2:)1 Market at.Ptdiod
M eptdo.
Bydromagen Cdrk Bolei ju4 recd Rad
Ur ital. .t Kirlrefait,l 4 o IV* slit
FAMILY.FLOUN.—Iiett Malt COUSitUit•
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE.
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CAPITAL-8250, 000 .
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OFFICERS UV TILE lINSE 110AP.D AT PUILADELPIII A
arsac'ems:
Steekluel IL Craw Ore. tPaulle,Godeaul,
Bea. W. Tingley, Rl.rae llCltenry,
Ambrose W. Tlueupecu, ,Lawrertee
Flamm'
n,
ReeereaL
WM.. AL Cede.,
I
Prr,Veld—Fte,lwa IL CraulmeL •
fire Prerklent—A.l. en W. Thesnplaa.
/baud .t.Uuaoner—Pluabarzle, Jam. IL '
Wllheu. IC IL .
• Allegheny Clty, IL It. Hemet, -
UP.ORSL le. ARNOLD. At;ent.
7.1 Pour., Ora.. elttotazeh
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS
WSCIACTLIZI3 OT
Chi'son Furnaces, Wro't Iron Tubing
AND STITING OF.NERALLV,
For Warming and Ventilation of Buildinys.
A. A W. will nintract tor warming anti Ventilating br
litaanann Itot Water, Plpaw or Clit Yninaen. Chumlua,
&Junta, Ilnapltala, Factorloa, Ones. Ilnalaw, Court apnea
Jell llotala or Dwellings. No. lib Marge or.. Pittsburgh
HOLMES, RABE & Co
600CraiSOR TO
A. 11. lIOLIAIES At BROTIIER
XASETACTUILEAP or
SOLID BOX VICES, HAMMERED lboX AS
LEB, CROWBARS, SLEDGES. MAT-
TOCKS, PICK.S
Timber, Mill, TOL.C93 & Cotton Screws,
Slajtino and ratn;ylfat Ike awry,
Car Bolt•, with Thread and 'Nub
complete,
PITTSBORGII, PA..
WAIDDICO. No. 31 WOOD wt.. JORFZED FIRS , ADD BLCODD
I.rAll work wartantal• natalif
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
M'CORD & CO.,
CORNER WOOD AND FIFTH STREE7S.
pgt.A ICE NOW OPENING THEIR LAROV
stook of FANCY rtrlL 4 ,..mbr.ink 000ry 'oriel , M
SABLE,
MARTIN,
, !
•
SQUIRREL,
LYNX, '• •
CJNEY,
SWANS DOWN.
VILMA& VICIOIIIIO9. carF9;IIICPIII, to., t' wtll4
ttmr lorito the Attention of the
l'ittohonfh. Nov. Y. 1854 -•folAullon. •
•
Nature and Art.
llewle to' nturo elotbert with mi.
Or by we with wow armrest!.
Art, turned to I.Lwrk or broCrirtadqh wn lestra4
hy fs DT,
Notes the Uwe to teat it. power.
Would yoa. shinelatknauty'a bower,
Flaking Pomona eitaloyanrer.
Ute ezlatadorok Dy
hirthirtadoto's Lambda" Bala at Da. K 14 1 .1
ER'S Drug Stagg. 140 Wood at. noltnLtter
New Dagoerrlan Gallery. •
ME. NELSON would. respeorally informs
hie raiends end the Bablin itenerwyr, that in order to
meet the &MI, Inereedrm deemmt Dlcumwelriel
be bee had WM and bee now completed toyer the 01
Poet 08MA Third MITIW..) 011. or the meet twine/. end
nwernifewat t kr that lialleHes mew mnstmetad Di,
Prlg=wee lempoww. in the Unite.% tet.. We wp. nolo
ts inmate Likenemei of all *lsm and Myles, IM,
ear weetteer. t-em 8 Meloek A. 11. he 4 oclock P. 11. A.,
Melt Morn ell h solicited. whethme they wi.eh for Menem,
ale or Mora, Old Post (Me huildlng. Third Itiwell
deldkrtB •
• ,
LOGAN, WILSON
,&
Beg the attOption of Doyen to their
onteastae Btock or - •
• 11,41111Wi1.r. AND SADDLIZIY,
eoanaistaa as. of tlra most completa wartaaanta ho ttai,
mantra'. -
ItISCSIVOtir BEVNT PACKED) PUOM JetrapPX.
Lad loblah they ohs oa thi mat farorablo tams. Yard
*Lea Valli East add 004 that Interest oramota4
baying that,: ItAllMalatit at ;
No. 61 Wood on. Pltioborid,
04 mos *WTI TUFT.' • '1112.0 llama ag.tralail.
!World° .vr Limp for Bala at KEY
BEIM, 11011roal rtnat.
Tot - mu? venetian - Linn— for . sale at
Exirarars. 140 Wad stmt. ,
$2OOO Winted 91 ti • Martgoict,. for Ono
ar two Trwson litsi class IlearEatai4 . dtukteit'ia to
heat albs elty, isoir Kt this arm , • del4f •
rahliOdelrialnibr 11041111120..—We
alltb. MUM. Of bOatil br kIRMISAM WWI (4 Mead
_vvitionmatoe Umbra% veilegt thimitaluabk fm Wt
, ~..
1 Medical Testimony cannot be Contra- - Dentistry. •, , 1,,,• t . . .. •
If alten.2-Orieof the most startling mew le narrated of Dr h 1:... I.). III.7:s;T. I/elitist, low removed hi, ---t----- ----
211,1,, m 9i. remolfure I, Dr. John Iltitler,f Lowell. Syn., P ,11,a fr,e.l-',l - , •L, to th. how. r.•rentlY orMdwd , JiaAn A J' ^r ' ,.......t. ~ Coacerte or Public pal P M.DA V I S, Auctionee.
, „,,,„,.,. 0h ,,,. ~,,..,..„,,,, t h.,, / a ) on ) or 1.1,a ho h..) •1',,V1175t.,,,0r.r.“,
.t' here
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_i...... , ,. , . 0 ...4 in Advance
1....,),Atatt k ter eighf ~, .). an.) haA ennpulte4 a tun 1.. r ~,,. 0 ,, :,,,, 0 ,,,. rO , OO o n , „, ~,, 0 00 , 1.1110.3 t '',...-
CITY BALL. ,-,.....,-..1 .s.k. Pee., awn," Wool mad FillA tree
- --- .
PhYS:aana +halm( treat.' It m °nen( Prole:ea. Ctert. - 14 CRATES QUT.ENSWARE AT AUG
m.natter wag then, called in, u3d fdr a time Lelleced with ARTIFICIAL TEE'111::
. .. GRAND OPENING NIGIIT. TIUN--lto Tuesday silent.... liftli Ing..st 2 .10cli
his pr5a1a,, ,,, ...... a tt. p MAO a P r laprt. . Ile era,. DRS. GIINCA.Iii & CANERON,• . tun Commercial Seam Rootuscoru e r orWooduraprith
1,..P.11, bi., . tire, .1, , 0,1 , N l'l NCI, NIGHTL r. ate, ail' be m o ld, a larva steak of fin... Sew f late Ica
howeriv. w.on 4,,e4 1., the conclusion that his patient DENTIS*I'S.
..„„.. x ...,..,1„., from worn, and eller mutt peremoinn,
..,, 11.1 M.: 3,01 er...t. t.t.,....n Pa, .0.4 /7. str. , ,.
rat alsl ur.o la, h` tate two do•ee , f Dr. Mel-sta. Ver r/5,1,Y,.1T1,
triftwa'
Trail medicine hat tho effect of r,maeln.r from . friliS OFFICE under the manna:ement .1
Let • rauntham number of the largest Fir, After_ elle IL/1 rOSMIt proprlet , ralaa 1... t, IPOMAMO, in re o , ol
mune.] them inn. la-with Irnmedlltf2, returned. Pilo in . tot:on Ir rupnrP.A , ..,eretlon. Id tea Arttliciel p...reet• SAN 1,011l)'S t or teflon., roinuriehaq Mae Chins anti •ettr's.W' te dln-'
her and tea If lutt bine marble MI pathwit..hea,l4,the,l.
. bowl, entered '
NEW ORLEANS OPERA 'TROUPE, pa an d a''''.^..5t.......1-
........"..a... enunlie. AIDPeal end cum.
CotIPRI .. , INII TWO COMIIINED CO)IPANIER, mon Waro. of erer , rseierrt ehMelwe' ware, h e ., A ... A n
i nc luilnu the ChemPleo Daneer. the above wth be sold without reserre,ln lota In vmt the
R... 11. SUTER, tr..lr. deli P. M. DAV/Pa, Anat.
- . toi.t of Dentletry P.r tlie lad ten yewre. and on 0 ,, i.e. , -
i e i n e. •na rnlel and e,...1.1n10wt0 IM, earellent,healt 0/ . ,,,,. ~,,,,,,,,, , w .,,,i,,,, ~, giro rortrfor arm mMI• to And the Renowned - rPOSACCO, CIGARS, MOLASSES,'FISII,
,
67-tim.. will ht. r...,,,,, to aelt for DR. 51.1. A NIPS ' r.... fe•or It with-their patrons,. .
CELEBRATED VERMIFI:OF, end take none elel-. All ' the .111,criberprerentld oil attention to the f ,Ilowinc C(.)OL!NV H I T E . .,•., AT AUCTION-On Thursday afternoon. get
In...at 2 o'elk. at the efammericial sales rooms. earner
, other Vermifupea In rompluiron are worthies. eel...'
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sod lowa the sole ProOrietom. lr to 0 f... ante. In ell of whirl:, they aro ...g• TTT tiled In _-_...,_
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Extension of St ay. Ail ..0 , ,at.1.5. In Dontirtry performed In the moet door 1. ~ , ...i 31.cMANUS bovino• arrived in ----
4 '
i r. , ., anne. . , , ~ .• this' metbminf nfurratru; hi. LuTter
DR. CA hVIN M. FITOII Nrould announce , TV.,3l6—Conr Werth, the pur•ertnr ober..ee of the l on .•. +. 1 fr,nda that ho will open bin Da!,UINli ALAD :
0.01 mi next rurit,t , AY,,let.th, at LAPAI MTH RALL.
11. mln eorna.,nence of tho mlllat.d demand. on '.n 1., "nd t , e anarentee Men. ter too the mc.t r... ,. . -
~; Able In the NV..., M... at ECI.I.SItOIt 'l.Al.l..Alleuheo.7 ear. .t shith
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the &peer) l, tco.olt of many. he wEI •ttn birth rtvlona 1 • lw d
h'. tea. .... t ! .. : ,„,y ~ ~,, ..,
.. N. „„, i .,. ~,,...,,,,, rbe t one, refunded lithe T,th :h. not 1 •m re e eatlefar- 1
'Jac'trllllTia.:',i7l:Te'n“;"t‘ albs lust '
ath,O , ''..... , -h^aaP., D' 'e".'""..• " n " . ir ---- ' '2'. - ~,, th ,, Infernnal , n 4 [boa • li.lng It 1 dietance. , and I•eautiral danere ' OP n er lwals inglucad Ir s tfra y ri4.. "
roty , • .•I. thvoise.r..• of 1.11 edvlee Ile ..ul.l add. ,-
, ...1.1.1 'tot, that our fad 111, ra.. • a.-11 that 0 e can I ladies' elute meets at Lafayette Hall on Tuesday* arni
how ..,.-, that lio ...2.:eatente at D.tr et wilt nrec , u,h. I 111 torTI 1. TII It, 'tom 21 to . rl , Lt
01 ' P''''":l ''' ''''' L " '''''''" "' his ''''' ~'""'""‘ 'f'',"‘,o7u'rn.t.Pl7 . :a t ir t y?l ,. .....: I: ps:,. ~.etioil..so thot oodeter.. ' et ,,."." "' " 3 o.4o6 ‘'"" ent ' . " 7)1 ''''''' rk. In t " ,
`,X,ll,l7ll,,Po,oo,ll''''r"'''"..'"‘"; "" th at '"^"' '''' tin!. need he nombended. • — A etas in..tllegheny w RP 1,0 m i med orwhith, th . time
elm whl do well to 10m1 MI Intl, t,me a. N. C. DUNCAN, 1 ..„,,,. of mrethan. dun petit. will be girim.
t .nr.lhle.an hula ctually et, town nrowde I during the last J. ft. C.L'llEit• IN, ) ---- .Sl e . M'll AN fililean he foOnd et Lafayette !fall, entrants
week. /brit o se,lottnent. that he ean• et ern:tire to sow
~,, „,„,, „,, „,„ ~,„. 0 ,,,,„„ v „„, h „„ „, Pr „,„„,, d.t...ty , _ No, 1:4 West nth PL.. Let. Rare it Xlm,_Cle_t_ N. W..ed•t . from oto IS, ifol fro. 2to 6 velvet
- yery
"'''''.". Chartiers Vall — ey - Railroad Company. .....`.....-........--- -
1,,,..,,,,1 ¢7,1 , ..•?. rit, 10,1. o,f, hour, 0 to, I.
. 1i.,,,,,, 10..1r...1,11,, Rd:lt . ..mean. ..I, N 0.114 Broad. t Nt EETING of the Stockholder ,, of the
.. Near York. it_ Char then Valley Railroad Co. will ho held It. accord-
In. Fitch would odd that he will not leer° kir Enron , . en.. nit I, the provielona ore Charter. on MONII.I.P. the
until Lb,. Mt of May. viola-A.1,1A feT •,),100. ofJanuart 1051, t the St. Charles . . on. In the
tilt ~•'l•ottehureti..st 3-o , e ocit in the afon-u..on. for the
A. A. CARRIER ..St BRO., ..,,f •,
....0.. cosdof M. R eo . nzw OO R o IE t A ne L P.est.nt:
Corner 4th and Smithfield eta.,
N1TTSB(IIIGII, PA., t.
~Glues w
State Mutual Fired, Marine
INSIJItANCE COMPANY OF II ARICISTSURO.
CAPITAL 6'850,000.
Girard Fire and Iffttrine Insurance Co.
- OF I'IIILADELPLIIA; '
CA PITAI,' 5300,000.
/.V.3/:RA.VCI C0.111'.4.V1' OF TIIE VALLEI'
- tra' V. 11101,17.4, "
wiNenun'Ett, 01016 INLI:
Capital 0,000.
~ ITICI:1•1;N:s A. IN.Sljit B2o A NCR CO.IfF PITtoEUROII;
AUTIIORFLI:D CAPITAL $:;f1 , ),(flal.
A. A. C t11K1h1t,....?...
JOHN C. BA.K.EB.
• - - -
TRUE MEDICINAL COI , LIVER 011.,
Recommended by all the Pr..f..,-ors th
~rincira!3lrdl,al..ll,ra th, ult
Alio,
.1011 S C. ➢;IKEQ CU.'S coll!'l.l'\'llPJ.dlP F
TI. Arr. Inst.
klail Una> u.
Jr R.l KKR &M.'S $ ULF I'ER.VIFI 7 :E.
a rertalu Etw,:lsv fur worms, pl..r.••nt to th,
r" ',Errs ',lx r.f MN/AU:NT, h most valuablo art
e. tor Ilbrshta. Itr Itthuntat ton t • tthrbOtt horn
JOHN (tab Ell a (0.,
Not Iv) North 1. bbliatielphot.
tb.H.rttatike An.; by Ith.itrelat•
Du Pont Powuer.—Byer; variety Rifle
)ttntr.tt shod Intollnst Va . /Pier. Itt .ion pzeit.tn
oo hand' and for tr , to Mttettoto, fn lute to :ult put
auras av Otoorahl• torn.. ,
D. w, dr:toren' AGt.:
t0".41., Yon, [two, l'lttAtmer.b.
Election —Citizens' Insurt ice Company
An I:letiotr fon flnoen Ir, reeborq irf Iti
4.r..rany •enrne O, nunufAn; tAe held AL th
Al' ••••••4•Ars, tho Ahth lust., t
‘ ,,,, t) the how, A. u. mut `
L. n 1 I SUELI.. -rt-rrtary
Pittsburgh and Erie Rallroad.—lc ,,,,,
en 1,1 , 4, gime 1.• the htanenholAurn•• the Pltt,l.urvb
' Elm !rally.: Own,. thst r . .. 111. will I. hehl
..141rannnwille. ,lerrer Count/. Yht • 'A ND ,
!. LI DI ChIll:1.1: 11 i Ah.ek, AL, tor liereetArn
• ern hhe eneAtne 'era RIM Eli.
Ar.l.l.tnt Pr.-Adel:a
Neatsfoot Oil
,
•
Ease and Coulson. - • Conformat,
Par,. ••.i4/1 I!, flat tr. tr.
share ..f the Read, n.• paa :.at Isiaa nuy no
N.
r weal Ihold no* A nnat nt aaLt ,nd flat 1.1• T
w. '
HttlfrAff:AlsTllA
11:lictlyht. In 11, .., ,, th .1 If, a,.
. •.
InroJA d the farnilr rrels,ftally indeed
taner•l 1. r.. /
fr,n the rceNenc. Le, htleband, I Ara ,
NEW ADVERTISP.MENTS
Retinctioli in PeiceNl
Great Romanist] Latins Dm, Gods, Clookio
Cloths, Embronitries, kr.
DIIIREELY dr BURCHFIELD
NNOU NCI: wthnpubt'.l a ittawc . rtoN
'.I,,'"I:VW/H2Zl,.7;;lll,!..'zr,!:y,teWf• -"R''''Y"'--
E lVrrrerTePOT r r^**rrrir•r,rserg,n-tt.u•MrrrOM
an4l Caghtnrr... N:m.trin am I r.nch
Ws anti in•Pl 'AV.,. in I.;lrkituni ca
ll r
an•l•arioni of Damaja, a ,
whirn 1 , ..cal mar...ld:l.m TN, - , r1,4
t
ntnzonally .
Manna ...Won, tn vm-n.hdta- on de I norlai Chriat.
an 4 Ne.r lady frirn.la
onottua - nt a a k.. Prk . ".
Jrlt-la
LL'
(Yr ult El. -
Young Idea's Mercantil6 Library Associ
ation)
(O\. 1.1011..A.CE GILEELIY, editor of th.
A A No• Y
Tel-uho htt. , at MA l, O l ' l ll l 1 1 A'
ft:ll,..at FRIDA EV11 , 11104, 1•er...1 - 1.
1 1 u , r , ,pen at unit Ft. , . arr.''' . t' l . l " " 1 " . •• .•••••• •
attnhtalual,l.lht tho
LIIA - nrr thx.l:cturo
teh mud at the dour.
11E.WhY WoODS.
JN , NI KI 11KPATIIICK.
ELIA, q. 1/11511.
AM. It 1101,1IES,
ANL 11. KINCAID.
Icelv,. Cnutm
VKW ASP SEASON .1111-E BOOKS, issu
cd by the A1.101 . /.1. Sun iir :Wle,el Union, Illnstesu
Alwith beautiful eneen , ) , ..;
:Ireeey'cletv'n...r7L'Sl!*rer',7' feel. b..utlful
ulestratel ueuks fur the ' nelidA7 tem....Sat the present
A fu ller supply just reed per •Iset. new
limkt
from Y.nalenl En S. !rule, Irsdln tiput.
llALitur loupes. terrhieh the ettent Ltiwerone eeleetin•
pretultens Ae.. Invite/ A linen wesorttnew
et Illustrated and rtAnclarl works, till broke. annunisAt
Mare new 11o11.1a, 11 , 411.• this epeneel. For de lay
dell Allothen,
\TA LUAIILE GIFT BOOKS at Davison'
Cloup Duukstors. U. 5 11a , ket
'. II --ler put 01 this Iles we Advertisements et):
Dee...Rth Iwitddlt!!'”Awre the: folltetusu.
an.ttnry PlSk..ltll unaralual evfe
~ted at length:Tractafor the Christian e
•
sett for Plrue_hiftl {WI, vol, valued , . librarian In
them ...Iron the rarlons Cr . .comentert...: Conr ,, rd .
arne toShakaotert , IVortirnd - th's Pictorial Greve, Mgr
traced, Pond°. lintnee' Note• en Testament, f.
II
nets; Poets, In plain and ol,ant hledlnt,thak grew,
Byron. MoorT.llpeTuese. Hera,
trt.
tbwter itlarTr.
74. 7 4 t.
rein D ur o.; Pahl, M.,utrontery. d gc 'nor.
rls. Konie, 3letbernall. Wordaw.m.l.,
}toy Cnnipt.ll. kr., it, Cbllilbdrie 1.4.10
~
rdil of Eng-
Ilth Litersturr . du Informalkin for the Poophi: do nom*
Boat. G rein do silarellane. Idvle: Panrreß and till. dndlia Mahal.. of el.: Kilter erelornedis of I,llglans
Knowitaigs. Antos' , Anmiotee Ill , raturn and Artl
CAnyheare and 'lngram's lifr 41.1 Writir.l.l , l . 61. l'auli
The lirpubilieno Can. Me bralk of th nemon: Soy,q ,
Pantnmhem, a leek the ourl.,us nod e
,Inontr. Women of
Arnerlean Authore and Ytat.ernen; Charaelrestiti of IV::
msn: Thy I:seellent Wuman: ih.theri WI,. and tits , di
return r.f ahnkan..arrr. L• 1111 of nerving:, The White Vali..
Prldn! Wreath, an elegant book. W.,10 World. In tu.ker.
Illustratath °aro'. %Vora*, 18 r01a.,f.., your miniatef,
Plain and elegant Jntoulle, Family nlNsa, In ;tient rail.
otr: Prayer lima.. rhrod. .l tr.stly. In velvet and more. ,
en, Many of the shore , Imo, .I , lli. and aro lat
ni
renthahly Ina nth-.r. J. Y. DAV aoh Market Cl.
I
FltU ITS k PICKLES AT OUST--
We oortantom tide der to clog' out at eoet, to ma , .
'Mtn tor nen aupoly. our stark of /W.V. 11,41:0
f.'.ttraers. end Exer,r , f,r, prronrod hr. the 1 , ..at - nng
11th and A mitrie. hfolomi asrrautalof the boat Instil,
nod In net kvtir gun' order., Th.. attention nL fa gh+ Is
I,10.4•Ii as mu entire sleet of the. • etJ , l.e. 111 h+ ..:hl
foe mat Or 'erg .1. IV. Mei , A It LAN Di 240 Lll.rty at.
.. . .
l3otAnAy PRESENTS FOR OiIILDREN
11 ,1 33. Draw'. 3 1 1,3414, Writing Dealt, Port. fol
- 111,334 Albtml , ta. te.:Jar..nlla Llhrarl.334, from
$ 3 2.311 to 3 , Z. 3 031. at DAVI:W.:N . 3I Incl,tore., 65 blartot .t.
%%TM. UNDERWOOD &, CO.'S PICKLES—
y I n ' ,lion, Indf gallon. onart and mot pen
Und r ".'".. rr n .'""d b743 " a ' Zr 41.1 n 1.. ' 3, 1 4T114 " . 1 17 . n5ba1
riorgona Anchtnh, In amalliars
• " l'erab Elthrlf`ll snd Inbstart. In 2 lb sans
• " 1333onn,141nabb sad Mu. MTh. Syrup:
%Valiant and Tomato lintohnr, Cabers, .tn.
on hand and &wing ont at post, In 3 .
1010 J. W. blerAill AND 265 LlborlT at
i 4 JARS PRESERVED GiI:GER for tale 11
I) dell) .1. W. WFAVLAND, 233 b 1.11 , 3 , 4 at
..
VI, OLASSF,S—bU bbl 9. N. 0. for salt, by
IVA delo. •
....___ .1. 11. CANVEII3.
PORK-35 bbls. for sale by
J. Ill.cAgpitt.p.
INS.HED OIL-10 bbl, for solo by
4 ado J. O. CAN'VIEI.II.
fIEARLASII-30 Mils. for nle
IL 11419 . 4. IL CA3CI9.D.
ALLOW -- 3U hhls. for sal
del9
OLL BUTTER,-1. 1 ) bids. in cloths and
10 kepi peeked for Pak Ly It CANFIELD.
dUW-30 kegs for oaln Lys O. CANFISLO.
.I.ov
(1 . --r— lii - VFR - iirtD — " oll bus. for
r •ale ly
del9 .11C11101ELD.
Pi ACIIES---10() bu j r .i. fr A go t
LA
W HALE 01..-30 bbl d bleache for mail
T by del.9 ..1. B. CIANIIIXLD.
ABEEP PELTS —1 lo for side byy
TORYRama BOOK—A rorfes of
D m i ttgargrgltTr ' l , 2ll
o b ols, ernbellishr4 with tmmeram and besvtu eagrav
asrbii,"°!!bii• e'LI..I27:I)IAME
NI:W.I3OOK 13Y "KIKWIN."-
pact& 4.1 other Vend
41619 • ' J. LAISAD.IB,IIb
AtitelaftEl. —A few I:CIEL:and half _:Lble
wood ie..
tONGAIIELA ItyE WHISKEY
Ina Old Iremoncllw•lw RP 1111/Aw/. 4 ,0 7
also. Raw Old .llbwat Whlslum w lean
W. 11. SIMON'. N. It. Wood EI
hbld.
trgitiVer
>IVEW B
oe'othe tic
wor.h; (3 +" th
Jairmer
vols. tlen Er
I;',ATI Q A
;
JILS , -Tilti: Wife's' , Victory' arid
il.h.hritg:NArag=lt
V.1%P.11:0`414 ° M - .P.'°
C to VINDS BRANDIES —A. good,
t leed Wines mid otak
d sa4 far Ws br .
713, ear. wont 01,03) rt. .
fIOOKINI
lisaartmat
• darV;
4 ' LECTION—The AIITIII4I Meeting. of the
A tzNekhnhlres ht the .4,..cia10d Thxusert...r
hlectihn thr thlrGen
n. enining t ear, will he held et the .41,..ef the Coulee,.
n T 0.14.11,. the 24 de, .4 innuarr, t.4.4..en the
nth, end' C. 31. .1.4,14 . It. FIN, El'.
rro YOUNG BUSINESS MEN.—' - A young
c ;inn entering upon huPincfn Ida a i th out a thorough
knole.lge of aritin and bont. r
koatd..g. po r t olont na
much than, fne,:dus ehip to each aitimut
a rudder. FOR or nunn..."
Prot. enntlnuem.to nue:ro ntudanta in
I , nmanship, h of Heaping. Arithmetic" La. TheT guar.
Theto a n.
ny Inatituthm o. the kind to the Weftern country.
Mr.oloict Dana, Prof. of
to kc
Evora effort telli ba made to procure for grad
note•olthes inntltntion. etudnnt he
' • dlidnum
not. ..on k enroll:le of entering en the du' • of 10,
etas., tn.... daily (man II A. AZ it 13 IL. UT,
.111 3 till 5 e.
Heap.. rail at the Iron City Gunmen-Sal Lalay
to NCI, Wood fa.. l'ennanently Located. Open fmta
aal4
5,1.',N1)111Ett , !--150 bus. Pry Appb ,, .
bu. Dry l'enebel, Cu, CloTer- , d;
B.tt„ ;.:o do prima 'finer iced:
hO `, do to Nn. I Lard:
del% / 4 10,114 n a 1..:011,11.T1 y
1.13.” A 132. 24 rt.
Y ILL; f'-100 bbls. Balt. Golden Strap:
r,- t,
ssle irX)
,d and for ,
pfRF.CRAUKEI{S---30 bxs7l_,liiuese Fire
Cracker, Tars , Na.l,for wahr Inwer than mn hnught
le
..i.whart In the rill at W. 11. SIM./N'2. NI.. 12. NI rAml at
P OSTON liost.yn Syrup
jitt;"""" Na.l . .!Wocml at.
. .
, :z i t , 4 . lg rr and
011 Lti F . LOU It—Cl., emr familS .
r brands In stoma:lJ 'rt 1w;. 1
11E1.1, A I.IOIIETT
11004: OF' RE VUUE tor We,tern
Piton-At Pittsburgh. Ls Imomoll tor tar rciontnto
.. in...lr committed 1,P.0111 ti , g ountsiors
II t.ott tut Judwial lit-Incl. rn. Form. ot cotn
t 1
user, !Wilts A It/ ~ f i,AI•
JANIE-I ANItEI,O%.
Pnitersin the, U. extern muuttrt favorabtv to tho stlinr
tom. plot.. coot
1. 1 t ,
r t . lu I
f t
r i
n r
,111 L.n. ron n!O. -I..evtid
111 .1.1", and CAP: ellk lints, 01 our nun uantafacturs.
0
god ottiblreos lan, lists, who h soli tow for mill
.I,lt. !t„, A ••1, , , I 1I • elvid
•
City Hall.
N porgurint.t. of :tn nrae^ of thy Dinmon ,
Ilowe the CITY It ALL *AI
ne.t fon!, th. ernt nfJanusrt. ISSS. for It
1,1•11ege nI van le." evldttionsL
tf•ru•eals are th.raqt,ludt..l frnmdlpnowat I
w ;wit., they Wail. ."
.lent pnopofels RIV
In m, tied el
31 ti t KEVSER'S
Ing ..1
The tn 6.0.1 quart...MT. 1 1 . • le . • nCel
al. the Inta.ling aln•Mle6tiv, .ill n 4 l.
eurlty .
Th.. Mall prittilanl tor ,1 ne a Oa ,
Mine I...unt. or 1.. r an nrstlaa house or ream. arsat
N.,.47, will he ennsnlered Which inunder nem .1..11
ntne>l. 4 rill be handed to 6 .10NY.6.1.13•Irtaan.
I
nnlan .kr (dela 3t4) WM A. 1111.1. Ser.
• 1:1 ree-etv...l until Dee.emher tlth [hot
Ithn line mhullos thrhugh , InNalry Count Tonne...en,
t.looYnl
I•.
Ilshoml , l , s, Count). Nlii.slrelpm, ennshr.,enalun t
1;t enednentinn. me, len we nn et tl.n En.tnee
.slee. I+ , iranc..Tennoone. to which .Inne
ehnohl dlrechNl.
The hitest-rn end ot thS, vett. Is rl,Ont. mile. glisten...l
Irmo tletur4ll, and the Enshern end. twenty miles
Weet,ard from TuoeumbLa'Alnhagns. J. I.
Ptin. Ap.i. taut Engineer._
I EAT OF WAR--Jut ret , tl by the ebb
!, p. lla nf the hostel War. thn Crimea, TnrkeT.
a. Mlnor, Telserke.eln othsahnu of rho 4ettlf of
X'" ev b7 t. r7l i' st
ll
l'eher.burisn. enni .. gt4...... 4 —, of hue hill.. of 1:3 ntietantt.
de
111 ° r-. 6 1 r
' TOOL
t A ntict : NV ' lnl ' P ° l ' .l.! :S Co .
w Rill
r
.Imn. WtshmeM.• 3 ^.. 10. ,thsls
, .
4 I MBROIDERIES REDUCED—A. .k.
lant Co. Trill. on eatordaT. see. 10th. edam the
tniees of their Immenas stock of Embroideries, mmTrtain
upward. olio cartons of Heyes, Chemitatts.
L.
Tiil.lll33linV. tn. post opened. deIG
E3INANTS OE SILKS---A. A. Mason to
L Co aces on Patneday. Dee. 10th. a large lot Of
P.rnuauts of *ILLS, at elannt ono half the usual price.
(;ASILMERES--IU pre. more those AR
Wool titers Cashmeres, at 0n per yd.
• A. A. StAS...N t CO at.
1 . 4 1 6 R $25 PER ACRE-11.1 acres of Land
Mr t: t,'"a'ZUZi:r.: Vat': rreokra
alth excellent Umber: SO aeres ran 1. cultivated. .reed
elanrorty Ina. city will be tahen I , Peet- And
otny hours rid e from Merit,. Appl, to •
dein D. iIeLAIN SON, 11.0 th st.
tktSC N-I r b 'Y BelearS t ' l 'tre i i :! d I
a „1:o n.x.a.tuAlt:xt
1 ARD-5 tbls. No; 1 Leaf Lard just rea'd
14 end foe rale by A.A A. Melia! , r.. 114 tld at.
FLOUR—II .) Ws. extra Family Flour:
110 d o
o d do SonerLe d o
lon do eg
1111 do Floe do.
Juat ... ree'd and for Aaln A... 11 A. MetIANE. 114,21 rt.
;
i I EESE-410 b2O, W. R: Cheese just reo'd
xand f•lr sale by A. A A. MellAN}l,ll4. 21 et
i '11.. , `Lf i..„ 9--J0 ir,, k2 ; ,z. ,.. N0. 1 A ille A kel i l ,A lu N tler
UCKWREAT FLOUR & CORN ME-AL,
D hT retail. at 110. 1 S. PATTMS MCO IRS% in the
IlliamoroL delC.
'VANN FERN'S NEW BOOK—RUTH
HULL.. doweello W. of thepresent Urn,
Ma May, a story of thin. actual and Talalllhb l .
Chriatmaa Story 11.,A. Holiday Library.
W1,01.j . • and Abbott . . Joverdlea:
ith • largo saeortnavnt of nal. books 671. the llnlldaYs,
redd be dela e. SALL4II, Allegheny.
TO TEACIIEI.IB---Knapp and Itightmyer'ii
sna.iii of nnotanalth. In 4 number.. A morrly.,
To
from rulallthrrA Quarto Bobo.' Curt 11 4 ..... 1 " 4 yr
rusd. of sup.rflit. 1.13 - raw, grot , Fold. . 1,45 .0 .
pale and rot Alt. del6 F. SADLER- Al leglwnl.
-
/ (i LOVER S} Eil)-3M) bum. just ree'd and
I for tal. by JOHN WATT h W.. 2A 4 I.ll4erty at.
1)11 LEi) PEACHES-5 0 bum. prime new,
Dried rearto.ynxt trod ant for . al.
0 JOIIN WITT ACO.
U'c
V..DRIF S--100 mime Rin
(41 .
T brand. 5. ToA prime
00 ) U.. wist do;
ul+l. tnedlunt No. Ntstl4Yrel:
do torte do dct
100 do N 0 `At bldr..orren ArP I Y.
1 0 dok.. Tlmetht :.rd.
in
31 do )150. Sow: 04, dot. Cnrn Brant.
NU do (brl.htlYo.tt Rogan. no hand .3-for ind• by
dell 39110. WATT A OD.
M I °LSSES .-100 Moiro , ma
' Barrels tn..) thr ,tlr hr 301114 WATT en.
k i ILOUR—A superior article 01 Western
Ciannetra Floor In puma and a, Web,.
old S. 11100AI/011k 00.
`OAP—it) boxes Rosin Soap in store and
L roe Pak+ by dale P. lIRRBAUGIL A CO.
g ut.Y.,§7-4) boxes Mould Cundlee•in
lJ atara and be sal.. by S. lIARAAVOII. A CO.
i (Igarta just rec'd and for role by
Jetst ' s 5.11..10AI:0 . 11 k
pEmus —l7 bbls. No. 1 Peark in store
HAnnAuot kCO •
nUTTEß—ibbla. prime Roll and S tirkins
U sums raid sod mr as/a by 111:ILI. A LIOOrIT.
n ROOMS-75 doz. Corn 811100313. 11$6'11
LP Awe, to 'tore and thr ashy by BEk:i. A LIGUATT.
fiti.A.XSEED O.IL-14 bbls. ree'd and for
E We by deld TICI,T, 0 LUIIIETT.
1 'RESH SAL3ION at 12 1-2 c per IL:
e - No.usterl do do
de.
,th.taer st.d _lo !r'ery treoito3 Maistol itZc ee.
. ne •
br dole J. W. MaYAIt , ANA
.
9J a — U. STie 4 4l SYRUP Bt 7 .loopir rite
_ 're WO br &IS .1 . it' . 31 ent6L AND. .
J. ANFIELD.
211:RESTON& 311 , 1RRILL'S BAKING Pol'
DEP, warrantwl to to the boot sztlolo now In
03. reo by • , dolt . FLEMING
VUOIOE BOOKS—Best copy of Irving's l i
Vv orle • •
Best coot of Ababsaaanta
' Beet coot 4116.1beraft'n IlLatora of tba V. :tatty;
Beat cagy of Queens of EnciattV i . • • i ,
Blot roof Of Uallln'a Anions stary;
Heat tray of Addiaotes Worloa
• Mat coop of Cooper it entire Woaby .
„ast my ot Wllttlatog knetnr.
.' Nast copy of Matta . •
Vest copy of !tomes Poetkal Works.
Ever brousta to the city. of Pittabaratt.' !fast the
a aim bound in tub .6 Ucoil' landing Yoe Lai
tb b nosaat rat., 11.'LAUVWF.It. Wotal
AQU.SERENTINu-T-VerNons.hdciag hona ,
to rontowel those wislilag to prom:. thrall og
0we5...111 and St to thetr - toterott to Itt , • ne • WI.-
I . •rtlevisr attAmtion raid tlipmurloitecd trrtscits tt.'.
Aire oallection orxentc 14. CAEXLIIIERT 60:1,140.r4
§l'o RE ROOMTO situated on 3(1.1Ft.
Ilnusi an Carpenter? •)141. WAN • / 1 .4-
Uas act'l4oll et.' Immodiata-,poofeesios Gf the
shore cen be had • BO rst '
_ tlie liarg•
j , at and fauna traortnlentorEngllib TWA' Brag.
ar.red POO•nrda. rho., In want 41 • send..
and warranted gannlne EnnUab.,• can &Imo" tn.
cum therm at JOS. PLE.IIOO% ear. Bled a. Mutant.'
111111 AIR BRUSHES - 1 ..6..1;11.0 and-lino-4s
aortment of jaglish Iltat Ezintex
mamma of mu...ated br" Jo& VL.aaNab. -
UADROPS—A Terylargo assortment' of '
NA aumDroinedbr. 3011.nniNa.,
vim SOAPS-A large assortment 01. the
AL: twat rotbresobwrted by - Jostrunich -.-
PEARLAS4-4leibiksjost
Christmas aed New Year's Presents.
EoitGE It. WHITE, 59 Market street,
do(lf ‘io.,rdre,ou and after MONTJAY. Drettaber MIL at.
r.od that balance of hie etork of
Cloak,
Talmar.
Etrarha Long Shawls,
Wooten do do,
Panu r LraZlka,
10-dad FrencAmbroldertaa,
For the llolidays--Pianos..
rIIIIE subscriber ha just reed
• Is new Int .4 PI &NO I , ol:Tai. rrozathe
swirl:rented manufnetnry of - I' 1 11
4e SONS.
which completes his stock lutiviledespeclPill
Patina 501.11,1,11.
Than whose° dedroiss of priienotlng their
an zleputi and essentaa pipes, Of
PARLOR FURNITURE.
havo now en opptatuuitr of melrctina foam the In.rawt. sod
.cork of I . lnuo I,rte• •.1...01.(frre.1 1, tale In this cit.,. It ..y.0tt.r.1.311,1. to be In
TAnr
from ri plain but aingant 0..21¢ o, lbw moot elaburntely
caress.
ALSO l rIR SALE.
A largo lot of PIANO ir..ILITS. from IThwiwara Brwirn,
Bortiwzi Brown diAiLen. Dorton: Slidari. Nair York: Enwr•
At. Horton, 6, tr., from thnplailiret titho most reran
np,intiv carrwl. end with iwitri I , y)
r 17.11 r REvt -, ED PRICES.
A let of ..mud hand Plan LS es. O,
some of them nearly new.
frnm SAI to fI.A each.
One At of Melodeon, Guitars. Plan. Stools nod
l'overe. JOHN 11..1IELLOR.
Anent o,r the ute.,(Chickerinu A Senn' Mee Vert...,
fn Pittehure , .ll and Weete•rn Pen na.. No. 03—Woodat 11 , be
tween Diamond alloy ant rmerth at. ,15
~IiRI
STINI AS 10( 11 ,K
lx.aflets of !demos . , To, Diadem,
1110.4 d Lee, Mot, .ry's
) lttnt Sentiment. The te.ljele
The Gartartd. 11l of RITeCtIO.
The Magnet!, The Casket.
ladles . Scrap Boa, Gent Annual.
Frirlltielipellffertov. - "now Viase,
May Flower. Otft.
Manenirollering, ' Doeart . of 111trationo.
Mona Noe.: Cabinet Ann ne ual.
Fr-odehltd. Token. Dow - in the Cloud, r
Ly'rtes nf the Heart. Rural Huta',
Gift Team. Alueritaut Room!. of It ontan.
Poeta, Moote's Irish 51etad1e,
The Meer.. 'took* lust teie'd, together with • laiie lot of
the ntuelar.l te.etn and other teedt.e. aultable Der
rm. mod New Year'• f , EO erste, bondin various stylta
of
bautinc. 10. TculraF. Ilmre.n, Pante. Maehe. A. —
' 100 Inweet colt the bakes. Call and as
P. B. I.A.D VVER, 87 Wood et
To Contractors
=laM:l
THE HOLIDAYS.
211=M
OLIDAY BOOKS lot DAVISI/N'S, (5.
' O t allery,prlco only $10;
I•1th the onnurnsmwd:
Ir. %York. in Hatband half rant
Novel., do do do:
Wavcrl, - do dm
cheap odit'an, $4 aul nlawards:
Gents for the Drawing Room, a loperb book aflame,:
Ritta'a 11.11, Illn.trated. In cloth tad half calf
Ilorrry Commentavr.halt calf:
A annals or all Urn!. and reictoc
The Ervta. In all sizes and M. 0.;
Too British Epaalizt.c. elo.th and bait can:
51aosulay'a Mlsceitan lea, bedfralf:
N.wlca .I , roninna Edgar A.. roll Works. half call:
Addipootknirk.c. to cloth and half calf:
11aunder'a•ob . r.
cpertatar. In vas. fl•lnEntlfidi
nhak.c.carn. in 10 ...D0... and Atli... among whfah
knight. avirl.r.l..) Pictorial ed. Callier'.. la I vol. bsta and
v.. 1. 11on, ilnaton ed. large typc, v 01.,.
1111,101. from in.f 1,14 ..V 11 :
Childrrni I..alut•lthont number.
nting In.ckn, l'ortfalloa, to, Sc.. at
dot' DAVlta/N'S, 65 Mulct at.
LOREPARE FOR CIFRISTMAS & NEW
Patton A McCombs. Diamond. Mlle
burgh. stet red wal et... Alltt:rut, are wiling for cad..
Mood Conking MaDiny Sc 'e l'rench I .W T.
' 7 '.
(howl new crop 1111 do. Prime nO. IT, do.
flood French Plums 10c do. Prime Honey 12l do.
flood new crew 1..' d0. N.J. Wee eine l'Zdi
Floe Cranberries l 0 Flt. 31 quart.
New tared thwchea DIM do. Honey Syrn. 10 . "0 , it.
New unwed 6`. do.
Mixed Spice. Clnnstenn Cloree.di oa
Preferred Citron. Orange or lemon Peal de 31 of
Nutmegs. MA, dingereCrareb. Wine, Cider ltFo 3 ail
the gond Malaga in the llecerel" l.l cow
of Rau, Patten t McCombs then any other establishment
Piltaburgh.
BOOKS FOR TilF,
In. Allegheny. has opened A large erWortlatent'd
rt l dard. Miwollancona and Panda.' Workd.
'Annuals for 1000, .elegantly Illustrated end hound in
tasteful et. Ire, adapted ma PlmentAtiolnil iblm (dell Oat
from Gon Ill 5; new nod Attractive Jorcolls Boaz. Pte.
tonal Works far the youdwg Holiday jrulalleations of R.
Carter A Itro, Marren, A Dpiet.nAL'A. B. ( 1 . 10 . Tvdct
Foelety: Feuer Ftstloufwy. Writing Dream PortfollCe.
bum, Pert Mound.. Mort 11.cr. s. Cares Gam*. do. A
&nitre selertion of Terra Colts, 4.rim,lque and Chine
doode, s.lected recently In Cm mos wrn dell
CO L DFISH,
YORK.
D'AJIS AND SIDES,
S LUIS L 2D% E.
J. PAL L HER CO,
MEM=
Poaunzuw.u.
deLs.lm.
VOR TILE WEST—Any person going w or
O tS
Sha Weetrau purelum s a valuable patent
Itr ' l. ll u nt
the buyer eau mate money.
misty of good Copper Stooks on bawl to sell far Rd
Estate. bereor Use west.
I also haw, Cr:latest lieulaterof Baal Estate. rams:tibial
VtroAi.. " Vf " Tifis v rtarwa.v .,,no l sre . rd
Y Y ' 1. A7
WOOOO.
11.7-tf Coossountlsl BrOkel 75 Penults at.
irLLING HOUSE FOR SALE—A 3
etnry Michllowa on Logan et, with lob of Ground
~..i ... front br 48 dmp. The bone
ander ethreniently
arranged with 3 halls and 4 rooms, well papered and
firdeim4 In modern etyle, a balcony In front, hot •n 4 edld
walwr to each Amy, and mu thrum. In each harm.
deS 0. CUTHBERT & SON, 140, 3d et.
116 LAID MERINOS--lU r faTll . B , rchfi ktai, eld
h.o reed pp
mm
blan and blatt. ' an b
p i u o a f
P andlarae l ald Csetblnera In wan dal
a)RD.;TED3LERINOS FOR CHILDREN—
Murph, k liarehtield bare reeds farther +WTI , ' of
the CAMroo and dertrable good% ht blue. buff. °mote
aml diro, etaall runzed Delwin". In tenet ea.
ora, far eh,ldren'e wear. dein
OTICE:-CARPETS, CARPETS,CAR
-1
Prra, reeriving at No. 112 dlarket at,
T 5 Mem Velvets, Drustria. Ts p. Drawl.. .F.tra Three
Ply. Tap. Ingrain, Mara PEP. Ingrain, Pine 111VILITI Pa-
Irian. Ufa and Cargetg alma, every varlet,. of Door
Leta 12/ holm , Db.co and Trimmings. with a tine floe at
ride.
of Floor Oil Clothe, fevna•-24 Peet to It inches
wide. whielt we offer at aredornd price. We invite the
attention <dour easterners and• traveling cootniunltT to
call and 0.. at W. McCLINTOCK BOOS:
OT ASII—.T cks. just rte'd and for sal
by MoCASFICLESS, NH/S8 t W,--
9
armor Wood sod Water at
OUSEREEPING GOODS-A. A. Mason
Cot, htmi redumt the price otall their limanteet.
ooitt quo tiortti from weal prier. &it
J ONG SHAWLS- , . 200 htoret'or those Wool
tnt.g. Shawls. worth St% rethnzthr..t
A. A.. r. AthON A IAY!4.
WEET CIDER, 6 2
1„.4.?..ter qt.;
- 5/ Z 03 11; , , g the We'd
4,13 WM, PATTON 2
f RACKERSI CRACKERS!—Bear in mind
Juveniles, er hem you vent Minty {lre Cracker., that
ROSS. PATTON A }P.MNIII6". In the Diamond, truck the
1.4,4 nod only do pay-peek. containing et) hintobere.
)1110lot
31(1EOPATille doses may do in medi
ine, but not In mush, may do fn oblige, but not :n
, inc (the dons are Iry matt.) DM:STEIL administers
Tory Immedomo of entwine CLuthlng Mt Man or Be, fin
r t pli oil money.- Trythr 2 , roToeflofre. 71 Wood et. No
Wnoln; rods.
44,13
V WE PRESERVERS & JACKETS of all
-1.1 the different auto., ..2. 11 ... 1 °1 . I" / 1 . 14 .r
1.1J,1 Met... Mural good% for salvor how. uo and Iv tail..t
Ludla 1111131.. e lid Market at.
drl3 J. d IL PITILLIP.S.
INSIIING BOOTS, (Indio Rubber) at the
Robber Derot.ll6 7. , lnttet st: J. ay. Pnruirs.
APT IS:11AL PANTS at the India Rubber
D,ot. lla Market. rt. J... 1 . IL PHILLIPS.
ISTIA RUBBER WHIPS oy , all sixes,
a_ wholesale and retail. at the tubber t 110 alszkA
etreeh dela J. k 1411.1.Lirk
D RY
PEA
del3 CHY:S-20 bu ZNAT COLLL s. this dtiv-reed
and fbr sal II NEC
FANS-18 bbla. White . 13=8 jwit ree'd
JIJP awl P. We be dem 11.0 June.
pARED PEACHES bus. pared Poach,
'a.1";"'" b. " " .." I "itutTrEß DILWORTH
7.IRUED PEACHES-30U bus. D y ry Peachesi
it,Tvt" DILW0111•11.
II UTTER-30 kep packed Butter f or .. 1 1 0
I by di l 3 gIIIIITER DILIVOILTII.
kegsl Lard forsale.by
LAd.R - -4 ° .D °•
- BUMPERA DILWOAtIL
'NEW FIGS--3 cases prime new Figs, in
emsll boxes and drums, to Arrive Ms Aez_o_d_to ,
Or del2 . A. 510.3.,U1t?,.
EW PItUNES, in kinall but. anti .•glans
...01,Jus, reed by deb: W. A. McCbtrarl. '
VILESII FRUITS,- hermetically Seale4l—
• Rachel,,' Pine IDDIu. pass•bari., Toznatotrl .
nnd for sids by del ' W. A. AWL
• 1114 --- ARGAINS lIOUSES;7-Wo:',offer fut
I_p imbstarttlal threllioir nova.. to
twerenlont loestiom s treu orriumni oamfurt lad la
.WOd order.„.ooll' be sold at low rittwetaPrr t.t.g
they roold WIC at-ttko yrworra blob vrkesrbr knatcr
and *lnn:llan maUrWs. for p ilot, Yermlpg Lam d.on m
aul ttnu• •
Reidjetato MR. of -
UTII BRAT at RON. 140. 3.1
Fro BACCO-138 manufacturpd Tobacso
Nat 7 ; '`' d ° Tal l :alga , los ran.:es -
,KOS. TWIBT.IOBA9CO r
n o miler 3,
30.2
creAi. ILIVANA AND REGALIA CI
. vtj dAra, kris and mill atm. sarramar7 thole,
to the trade or ainsonmerl,
RTRArrs OF REV. DR. COWIE, of
Caut.lo4..,t,iwa reed and Wilda be.,
UILY S. GBMirka_ tit.
ifIIiDsOME LACE SETTS reed by Ex-
Fht =lit=reee'l -
1 aleadennee Chateleetta Mem!.
the setta pliable.. to be _
144441 me n d
. Ideting_kartrala 4 147=0_
todeT,st VAN 4101IDaws.
~:yvu~t;~t]i, , r~;m;~rirs;rs.~~
6
OATS -400 btuL•Oato to airive- and for
• miutt pat ' 11111,141113 aDJILWOII2/L
.~~ ~►.~
ESIRABLE STOCKS AND BONDS AT
AIXSTON-1.7n Thursday. evening s Dec. dist. at 7
at the 71srobante Y.3.oLange.dth R. rW 10,
BLsres H. • and 31. Dank 070dro
30 • Farbanse d3C
11. " Ilttsburoll Tone. Us as .
40 " ahlo d Pa.lt. it do dm
10 3
" eltiosno las. do dm •
.I.llegloony Os Coupon Bonds, payable In 20. York.
doll 31.1/37/111. Awls
CLEVELABD AND prrreatateat
RAIL ROAD.
IN OUNNECTION WITH
The Ohio and Penna. Railroad.
Via Alllan..
MILE shortest, quickest and most reliable
Irook , to Toledo. Chicago. Pock 'sloth/. Deere. St.
Louis, i• VIA LEVELAND.
This route I ,
One :LAND.
Hundred miles shorter and about
eight hours quickee.to Chicago, thus the chredtona one
via indianapoLla • •
Two Daily Trains_ between Pittsburgh and ClevelahhtL
ThreeDalir Trains bet:town Cleveland end Olken.
Time to Cleveland. It honer. Chicago, I'd•lotedX and lit.
Louis. 37 hoc..
VIA ALLIANCE.
Trains for Cleveland leave Alliance at 73111. and LIDO
D. connecting at theism with trains the Cuyahogs and and Akron. and anirini at Cortland at IbUL L. IL and
The TNt
Tralto of theOhlo and Penna. Itallroad leaving Pitt s
with
iled 390 A vs. end 11.03 L. nandconnect at Alliance
with trains which ortire In Cleve at 10.01 A. 11. &Ltd
.20 r. Y.
TLe3.OO P. Y. Tian Preto Pittsburg@ makes no connec
tion at Alliance far Cleve/.cad.
ibustrugers tbr Toledo. Chicago, St. Louie, Pool , Itdatd.
Odle. and the North-Weet, who wish to go through with
I.
dctentron, will take the Train leaving_ Pittsburgh at
LOU A Y. and arriving In Cleveland at 2,117 P. X.. as that
IF the only train by which sloes to netting era road,
through to the stove pOint. Passe - nut. by thb Dein
reach Chlreanat 7.30 next tnornine. end Ft. Lamle at cold.
klmo walnut by going els Cleveland b hount•
The trains fn. Osvoloand to Toledoand Macau., rust
is I,llmm—team Cleveland as 7.c. and al.rad 1,111. 7.45
anivo ha Chicago at 1150) r. at, 7.0 u s. nand . _
Train. leave for hoct. Inland soul 01. Louts as folloinn
Leave Chicago at 0.15 A. pp. soul 10.05 and 11.00 r. u.
Paa.ngers for St. Laths go over Mack island rallanad to
Joliet, anti thence over the Chirac.° and - 5111aladvnl rear
Id to Alton. and therm by. steamboat (In miles) to St.
lou.. Yareenoem'br the 9.15 A. it. train arrive In Faint
hauls at 'LA; same evening. and by the 10515 b. St train at
noon next day.
Flasalme Otani tbronab ta Cleveland, and them re
elayeked far Ch eetal and et. ' , nil.-
. ?Mt it „. . , =.r. •ND =TIMM,
"
•l• Tolede tI,G4) heck leland...---..18,00
I " bt.Loullt.
Passengers atelveneetvdln their - Veleta at the
Ogre °able Cal:4m.y, in Menonwebela llama, below the
camper. J. DURAND, Supt.: Clevland.
delg J. A. Aut., Plttetnerati.
~ Carriages for Sale. • _
r•SIL undernigned Carriages
juAtreteived 3W
fnthe East, it hie CARRIAGE WAR -W. 4
en
I ehosted near the Two MN Run. Lavern Ear.
burgh 0 Lawrenceville, • aplenal 114vortment of Vehicles
s of every deleriptleo l rd
d l k w i traTiAo p ml,7 3 4e7M
1a.r4, " ke., 4' 111=9 wtiteell'on the verf Waren tenneihr
each. flaying bed Melee rear? ;amnia. In the brdnew. ' 4
end with hie well known batik. In the Wt. be tatters
JEW: Ir4atlrt.dowc noo acomprattic eee i,
intib,a
..t s col ,ry. 5 , :t37,,, .:0,,,,, im- ~,,d .„ „
. g r.e. l''Tre t ! .." i TITI P AtiI,e, I JORnarirtak
*Melodeons— ar s =tune Make.
K LEBER has jurit compiet
e•l histotock ef 614,60 T 31ELODE
e+sa trout
li l ta br h c o E s l . e b the d
canrate ryl 11of3 Cu,,
.
•
New York, rernertilne
S Octave Ilet deal. etrle, maul corners, and
rated gortdo tables, with double eft of mate. career
rem- rte_
5 Octave Melodeon!, elev.:4...dt leas and berate sated.
41.; do do. do du do • do.
All the share bare CarharrA latent lmnborranonta of the
norms MESA ;oa:rued by no other make. and wide!
to Om svpcnor Iv tn.
lut reeoect to affq othenn Fat
rob, Pale 11F.N114 KLEIINK.
bolo Anent fur the muter. CarbaraN. Y.sfelodoona
dole 101ThIrd lame.
ORNAMENTAL STAINED . GLASS.
THOBIPSONA , SCHLEIF, -
LASS STAINERS, N 6. ]5.5 Third etreet,
rilubm•gb, rerpretfullr Invite the attention of the
po to, and of arebbeets, Runde:wand Ileattemen ne Teta
tnet Onus to bond pp Irate nelideums or rhumb.4 to their
sr ement a:MAU:MI GLASS. et their .1.6db...a for
which eileer ROO, ea. e.erdrd by the benns.• nia
Mato Fair In le lelesod hr the Allegheny Conte Walt ' for
lekt. Thep are prepared to execute Maned Illase of neer/
kW. and deaikna for el:tare/ma Wien. dwel li ngs. ur
et...au. from Wee plalneet and eheamet to the roost
ornamotarandrostlyeintha l lng the dernratlon of dam.,
and ever t.t
OrnamenTal Doors, Transo c rOarla= !kyle ' 0.4 '
betrrnutlalt Lead...a Pro,. am 4 .rrrr
tr orawail worla th e Mae of nervedbindsne.
patterns at for wire. and Entrn Lampe, and Beetle foe.
Math , wed bestatooth Otero In hanosomaser lest short
now.. ' eller ern point to MO already executed In ther
Mr and other place; Ihr t o amt
and private
;
dwel
dedb l IlydaltaT
caret of that: capacity and skill.
,RTELSIF•FLANNELS-' —We .1111 TO agtOk
replenished ear asseretreent Lba idore appeerrad
and hareem.. en the =sites hart the loweetaln cy
to the Unmet.
Alas, thtundtVelsh Vienna& Ineleuns:erpleca or en
'extra n. onalty. and the eelabrstad eases Flannel,
that strew moth malefaction intha . .
DUQUESNE GLIB& WORN:
GEORGEA. BERRY &GO.;
• • BlikliFACTint=3 OF
W.J.NPOW GL gS,
110.16 Dater Strut, near Nand,
P.I27SOURGIt. PFWNL
froalamation.
• ....
Y virtue.of a precept unde . r - the hands of
Wm-B. llcelgre,Proident of the Court of Cannon
weve, in and Par the PM Judicial dlstriot of Pensylrania,
d JustActtorthe CourtorOyer and Yennincr, and_remr
el Jail Delivery .10 and for said Distriet, and-
Boggs and °Oriel Adams, Pest, Altiuxiate Judge of .the
'same ornsity, in Wave the county of Allmbear, dated the
=I day of Plommber. Mille year of ma toed one those.
and eight hundred and Illtyfour, sad to me directed. for
holding a Court 111.1yer md Teintiner and General Jail
Dellmry. et the Court gorse la the city of Pittaburgb, oa
%berth Monday of December nest, at 11) &dna. A. AL
Public notice's herebygins:ilea' Just-lona therm*.
Coroner cod emotablea of the musty =natty; that
I they be then and Dom latholr pmper with their
Wl.tt n " r U to. Mqu t t gritings "' =MPTlr= l7 ;
hams. 00 thetr:enms to be ficraMerl also those
that will proem:de the=ent that not aro, or may be
lathe) ail of odd county of Allegheny, to be then and
Mere to momenta against them as sheltie lost m
Caren under my hend to Pittsburgh..thda th day of
Nor.. in the year of our toed, .3.1 thousand e sht hun
dred and rißy-four, and of the Commonwealth the 77th.
Viand
DA DILL, bhrtb
• Closing Sale of Exabroideries.
VRANK TAN.GORDER has marked down
and erill commence tbd% ( Th u mixt ) morning town
AT (XS entire York of ittnbroldaies, to =age
room far a new To . !nibs BP , lng.
Among hie areortment alit be found a handsome lot of
Collar, Mani:attn. Blame. Mkt& Bales .d lamest
Flouncing. Dimity Bands, &brings, Inserting., to Ladia, wishing to bur anything in this far Christ
ina, Prr.marvrilltind Itio their interest to am hie
prices wi th Mom °Cottle r hams before g ebee
here. Remember the et 2t-.rni
Me Diamond. dal
For Bent,
rjrELE DWELLING HOUSE, at piesent oc
capled by the sntworiber. a ituatad AtivProo•Ylimals
venue. and new the rth Ward. And havinit An t..
root. with wide hon , mot convenhmt ont.hoorea,
Stone f-Spring Muss, withabundant MVO/ At w.f.'
WA& MA^ 4e. n t. .t, watch is oovAred within.= I
throttler', tam a float of three looadrod bet, Arab about
smile from the orotorof ritr bovine..
Doziness men desiring' to obtain. on way terms, in
try .. home, ramming ••doe vivw °film river, no, invited
to e.mmito, the poverty. which. If APPlioatom made
or Wow Ma Nth Ommber, will he rented do . . t,,-i.
of
to • Porte frosseation given the Arm
adal3.tf
MICR Committee appointed to .audit the
City Arco - cote meet for the their er.
polottoent, oa TIIIMSDAY. the lith lout, at the °thee of
the tht_r 7 - rear:leer. • -
Ali Collertars and other city 'dr.... o.l..thdr to
make out their ea:mums fir final oettletoott. without de
lay 11. F. SMITH.
I/ Atli/ REED. Comtoltteo.
10/1.010 GEM.
WANTED—Ina-store,good . Obribtui,
y v wbo epaskoEneLab fluently, (n single roan p.a..
red) to net as porter To aria lobo ran rote wad moor
Invaded. wrodeltuatlon wed atcady eandloyanant •111 be
abr. Satlibtetw7 references WOO Is required.' 'Apply
at thla ofero. r dal.94f
CRESII ARRIVAL OV AMERICAN A
ENGI.I3IIIIOOII_ 6 -.. • •
lessor, Many of the Eighteenth Century.li vols.
ratternudes illenny or the LIM Wait illuotratad.
Select:lone Mau the illtotrstal [Auden heart 6 eels
Butler', Iludinno, erne illustrated editien. r
Silliern cannery Year Boate r illustreted edition.
rhea.' rordtiverhUosbyhydreaulard by lE 61 011hven.
lianditotes de do by o.lVAerntht.
L li amb's complete Wetitit 6 rola ' •
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Neel. Ambreeisreree do do: ••
Inetures on Paletinh end Arshlteeture, be
Ender Clam Antiquities. •lierringternUtitetrltera
Foe tale by - . 1/. tl. i1ft.516047/1 SOIL 82 Merkel et.,
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74 Maid it. No ehorar for erhoed••• Yoode. '
CASES SICILY LIQUORICE just reo'd
Rd. 41 a9'FLEXING BUM
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Ji: ft sub for Coro mben rost avis 04.2 .o.ur
ILUM PATIOS. a Ildollll9, in du tkla
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Pines. e . do 6 , CUATEWS, 4146:41.11.
TAKE FISII-50 bbls:lVbitry rutb;toiaeesl*
Twat 20 do -22oot can ,to Otago •ad
CALICOES &DE Mason
NC. nee now opening upwards or 4il mow of .Yart
Co ored Colieote, which will braid very lour, oleo. a leeler
nesorgmet of new 'Kyles Moon do Lme, asnelnir , one
ARD 01L-1 . 0 bbls. Burekhardt's .best
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