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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1856
Dapnblican Declaration of Principles.
ADOPTED BY THE PIITSBOROII OONTRETION.
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'Stades me anmerretei to freedom. =I will twist wer
tig=gstiVinbr I:l4,t3=sts of dm= in any
9. We will assmst by wren lawful 'seism mar bretbiwn
• .13 KNW. to their ennetltuttonel and manly =distance to
the vennmal entiortty of their =ewe 1,,,,d.,... a o . 1u
. g=4,01,1071g= foiss&ipLiatel msizzfr
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de weirms. indepludeat Elite.
S. lisliering that the present
_nettonal eAsatzdettition
Itts . drown Melt to e week end ISlWdoiend that lte cam
tlrasnee In ncmf er Ii to evith the f the
f gimp pewee to national eapsecusay with t wat:
an of
i' frectom from the territsry, o ne th increwsinst civil Ob.
earl.= te • leading IdUSwea ofOtgir" Si.. to Moto
and overthrow It
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Ai' For Telegraphic News see 8d page. For
City and Commercial Nears ace 4th page.
Bar.'Jiatiefr hm been in typo for two days
but crowded out by the pressure of importart
news. Wo will try and make room for him to
TT" FLOUR Tssno.—lt has been suggested to us
that some remarks on the cams of the wide dif
ference in the prices of various grades of flour,
in this niarket,would be timely and seasonable. It
has rarely happened, never before, in fart, within
our recollection, that there has been so wide a
margin, as now, batten choice brands of flour
and the inferior grades. To =ester those outride
the trade, the difference seems inexplicable ; and
many, accepting the readiest suggestion, rani:
hnte it all to the grasping avarice of specula
tors.
In the eyes of come, every man who buys
and sells flour is a consoieneeleas "speculator"
—a sort of dusty ghoul, preying upon human
sustenance. They see flour quoted as selling at
wholesale on the wharf at $4,50 a barrel ; yet
when they go to buy a barrel for their own use
they probably have to pay 56,60 or $7,00. Why
this wide difference 1 A few words will tend to
explain It; and wo trust that in tendering them
we Moat not be accused of pandering to the pur
poses of speculators.
In previous years, when the wheat everywhere
'was good, there was but little difference in price
between the three grades of marketable flow.
Superfine ranked lowest, extra next, and family
extra at the top; and if superfine sold from first
bands at $5,00, extra brought $5,121 and fam
ily extra $5,25, there being but a shade differ
ence to the qualities respectively. But lust year,
owing to the wet harvest, all or nearly all the
wheat in western Pennsylvania and the sections
, adjacent in neighboring States was injured by
sprouting before it MILS housed. From this
grown wheat It was impossible to. make good
flour, as every head of a family knoies or ought
to know. In southern Ohio and Indiana, Ken
tucky, Tennessee, Missouri and lower Illinois,
the wheat, owing to the harvest being earlier
than here, was gathered and mined safely be
fore the wet weather set in ; and it is to these
sources we have been looking all season for the
good flour needed for family use, or the grain
to mate It from. Qar city mills have been large
buyers of wheat in these section; and nearly
all the choice flour brought to this market for
sale has been brought from southern Ohio and
Indians. The supply of flour made from grown
or sprouted wheat has been ample, all season ;
but being unfit for family no, the most of it has
been bought for shipment east, and from thence
it has found and is finding its way to Europe.
Of course, the inferior floor N.e ruled lowest
in price; and the local de•mand choice brands
having been well kept up all season, they have
commanded much better figures than at any
other time, or than they could under other cir
cumstances. The amount to be had is limited,
and dealers here have to pay for it at the rates
current in the market where they purchase.—
Prime Southern wheat is to -day worth in this
market from 20 to 80 ate. a bushel more than
the wheat of Western Pentisylvania or Eastern
Ohio; and there is consequently a corresponding
difference in the value of the flour made from
It. The "superfine" flour which Is quoted at
wholesale. on . ifirirkartie :selling as low le;
84,50, is made from eprout9iferheatj .yrbijallia
• nitralstriEfffonifir which the purchaser of a
single bbl. pays $5,75 is made from prime south
ern wheat, and has passed perhaps through the
iphande of two dealers, each of whom has a profit.
• with charges added for drayage, before it reaches
him.
n is hoped e thi e b . y . n o n w o:li th er an sosa ns o us n
v f refere the .. gr eat
,a .o d h isp am arity ly n ev or ry mi w ifit er wil fe l els be .
ly, if not wholly, removed. There will
be: choice brands of floor, which non
en will prefer , to all others, and for which
nee they will have to pay; bat es there
i l lillitc\as
l t , h f e o ca r u th aa is
_ the dlif few ere we co in . pr to ice th is e
ma all r t k h e e t greater.nomencature
of
floor, and wo have done. "Superfine" Is the or
dinary grade of floor, m a de this thane from
sprouted wheat, and hardly, If ever, used in Lim
ning; the ...operetta:" made in southern Ohio is
of • better grade than that made here, owing to
the difference in the quality of the wheat ; bet It
is not offered here for sale to any extent. "Ex
tra" is of two grades, width, for convenience
sake, has been called here "country extra" and
"Ohio extra;" the former is made by oar ono
try mills from the best wheat they can get, and is
`considerably above superfine ; while "Ohio ex
tra" is the second beet grade of Ohio flour made
from sound wheal. "Extra family" or "family
eitra" is that made from choice, eelected wheat,
and dealers generally confine themselves to about
a dozen choice brands of established reputation.
For these various qualities there is a regular
•
gradation of prices upward, In the order named.
•
Bertratheasasa ix Naw Form —The great
meeting at the Tabernacle on Tuesday evening,
is represented in the New York papers, as a
most encouraging and enthusiastio outpouring
'• of the people. The MIMI asp:
"The meeting last night, at the Tabernacle, of
the opponents of the Administration; and the
friends of Freedom In Bluest, was one of the
largest and most enthusiastic gatherings that
bar been witnessed within the walls of that
bnildine. The place was crowded so its
nt
tacit capacity, and though the eminent speakers
from Washington who had been announced were
unable to 'attend, those was not the least abate
ment of entbuslasEt manifested by the vast as
semblage atladng to listen to familiar voleee
instead of those who had been promised. It was
the cause and not the speakers that called them
together. The occasion was that respects amass
vatifiing and encouraging one, and we °nitre.
gret - that the crowded state of our winnow will
net admit Of a more fall and extended report of
' ihe'proccedhate then we have been able to give.
Man -Indication of popular feeling in this City,
the meeting of hat night cannot fail to have
marked effect In other parts of the country."
• The Gooier end lithrarer, a paper not given
•
to exaggeratio n and tiamaary,esys:
" The campaign WM.* is to end •in the elec
• den of a President in November next, was last
'Telling opened oath* part of opponents of the
prawn National Administration, with a brilliant
demonstration at the . Tatornaide: That large
edifice was Ailed to its utmost ospacit7 with an
assemblage of the intel agent. active, and on.
couthreing men of New York. •They came
without male anti busmen, but as sober, think.,
!Da Men, che. by one, or in companies of three
or tolir.. The importer of Booth street, the
Broadway dealer, the lawyer and the broker of
Will • street, the mechanic, and the laborer el
wire there, to unite ha patting the, stamp of
fitithleenes, inelßelency, and-eorruption upon
the men Who now diriot thwitlfairs of the
tlon--and particularly in revue to their domes.
tio policy. It was a demonstration that will be
thain- every quarter of the Union. It was a
Melting 'ef at a had . . iteolted to sink all
• . partisan unite in an effort to re
. establish t mint upon the 'principles of
. Wessman, and /Masson. And In entering
uporithe work last night; the spirit evinced by
thern.was worthy of the cause.
. • Hon. Edwin IX Morgan celled to order,
and on. his motion Hon. Benjamin F. Butler
vs. unanimously called to preside."
The people of Waehicoon county, opposed to
the axteosion @mem aro invited to meet on
Monday evening, May 16tb, at the Collet House,
to otiemdee the party, and to attend to mesh other
business as Buy be deemed advisable.
• TED ultlolompd Boquiree contends for eel
MMtblzde role in the Mama Convention,
sad ways, "we should regard Stet Southern man
c ; Sip elthor knave, or fool who should propotte or
tutte,fer lte-ahromldlotu",.ol course the South
thou& but a third ought to control the Miler.
Ma. CLAY on SLATIIIT IN TIER Tlataxtoans.— I I
We gave, a few days ago an extract from a speech t
of Mr. WEBSTVI, to show that in his opinion ;
slavery was a local institution, and exiated solely I
by municipal law. It required a positive enact
ment
to make a human. being achattel, while the
Freedom of men rests on 'natural and Inalienable j
rights. Belo* we take an extract from a epoech
of Mr. Clay, delivered so late ea 1850, which
forcibly argues that slavery is not extended to 1
the Territories of the United States by the con- I
etitution, and cannot therefore be legally intro.
duced In such territories:
"In my opinion, therefore, the supposition
that the Constitution OY..the United States conies
Slavery into California, supposing her not to be a
State, IA AS AHOUMPTIOS TOTALLY VSIVASSASTIVO
BY TIES Comircrumon. Why, if the Constitution
gave the privilege, it would be incompetent for
California to adopt the provision which she hair
in her Constitution. The Constitution of the
United States, being supremo, no State could
pass an enactment in contravention of the Con
stitution. My rules of interpreting the Consti
tution of the United States are the good old
rules of '9B, '99. I have never In my life de
viated from those rules; and what are they?
The Constitution is an aggregate of ceded pow
are. No power is granted except when it is ex
pressly delegated or when it is necessary and
proper to carry it into effect as a delegated
power; and if in any instance the power to carry
slaves info the territories is guaranteed to you by
the Constitution, or is an incident Wecistary to the
carrying out of any other power that is delegated
in the Constitution, I have been unable to per
ceive it amidst all the vicissitudes of public life
and amidst all the changes and turns of party.
I never in my life have deviated from those great
fundamental, and I think indisputably true prin
ciples, of interpreting the Constitution of the
United States. Take theserprinciples to be true,
and where is the power it Can anybody point it
ant 'to met What gives you a right to carry
your slaves to California ? Where is the dele
gated power to which it attaches as noceasary
implioation ? IT IA NOSHES]: TO BC rowan. You
most resort to some such general prinsiple as
the Federalists did in the early history of this
country, when they contended for the doctrine
of general welfare. But you cannot put your fin
ger upon any part of the Constitution which etawtys
the right or the power to carry slaves from one of
the States of the Union to any territory of the
United Stairs. Mr. President, you will remark
that I am expressing an opinion open the power,
the conatitotional right. Ido not go into the
question of how the powers of Government are
to be exercised or applied in the course of ad
ministration. That Is a distinct question. lam
arguing the question of Constitutional Fewer.—
, Nor, sir, eon I admit for a single MOM ea, that
there it any separate or distinct rig/Lt upon the part
of States or individual members of the State, or any
portion of the people of the United States to carry
slaves into the Territories, under the idea that those
Territories ore held in common between the several
Stairs."
Slavery is now in Kansas, and it is there un- I
der the assrunptlon that the Constitution carries
it there and protects it. This is the doctrine of
the Pierce party. It is by this meant, that
Kansas is to be devoted to slavery. It is a deo;
trine fraught with danger, and subversive of
the liberty to secure which the Constitution
was adopted.,., Is it not surprising that some old
Whige, who revere the memory of Wino=
and CLAY, are affiliating with the men who
slandered them when alive, and repudiated their
doctrines when dendr—
ISIERIMASTB' EXCIIMMIL—The monthly meet_
logof this Association to held this evening at
past 7, at their rooms. Many of its members
are not fully satisfied with the action of the Di
rectors in their memorial to the Governor, asking
him to withhold his assent to the Dill which bee
been passed, placing saving and deposit inatitu
dons under the same restrictions of Banks of
Tho friends of the Bill are not satisfied with
out a fall disouesion. of its merits, and having
both sides of the question presented to the Gov-
It Is to be hoped there will be atoll attendance,
or counter resolutions, and an adverse manor%
to the one already sent forwardmay be adopted.
We are determined to hold a position from
which we can enter upon the support of Gov.
Seward, Judge McLean, Gov. Chase, CoL Fre
mont, or whoever eb3e, being heartily in favor of
and openly committed to the cause of Free Kan
sas, may be nominated by the Philadelphia Con
vention.—N. P. Tribune.
This is the feeling which animates the Repub.
Bean press, with but rare and unimportant ex
ceptions. The vast magnitude of the issue in
overriding all mere personal preferences. It
pay_ hp aetAipaseg most niaa. Rellike
the Me of Donee rests! on the. deeielon of tho
people in November. If the alsveocracy succeed,
Kansas will ho loot to Freedom. Slavery will not
'serer the fruits of the victory to be matched
from Da grasp, and with the whole power of the
Government, and with the flush of victory, it will
override the Free State men, and much them In
its iron grasp. Nothing can BIM Kansas, then
but a revolution, or something near akin to It.
A tams •REPUDLICIAN ME117330 was holl in
Rockcastle County, Kentucky, on the 20th nit.,
at which a Republican Association was formed
sod delesstes oboe= to the Philadelphia Nation
al C,onsentiou. This is the second county meet
ing of the kind, and others will follow.
Details of the Battle of Rivas-
By the Orizaba at New York, on Tuesday, we
hare full detalls of the late battle •In Costa Rica,
from El Illesragul , sr. Apra 12.
Rivas fins again been in the field of a bloody
conflict. On the morning of the 7th last., intel
ligence reached Granada that immediately after
the departure of the American troops from Rivas
. a force of 1,500 or 2,000 Costa Ricans entered
and took pesseesion of the city By daylight on
the Bth inst. a force of 500 men, including 100
11311 TO troops, were on the march from Granada,
to engage the presumptuous invaders. ,Oeneral
Waxes in person was of the head of the army.
The force under his command encamped the
night of the 10th inst.,within nine miles of In
vas, and in the meantime It bad been ascertain
ed beyond doubt that the city was held and-for
tified by 2,000 Costa Ricans and Chamoristes.—
Early on the morning of the 11th, the march
well resumed, with the prospect ahead of a live
ly engagement.
The troops, without halting, were assigned
their respective positions, end instructed as to
appropriate points of attack. Wither whoop and
a yell, a rush was made Pr the plass, and as the
troops were diecoveredl4 the enemy ascending
the eminence which coobealed the approach to
the city, they were saluted with a volley of mue
ketry which gave indication of a firmand obstin
ate resistance. On both sides of. the plaza a
brisk and incessant firing was kept up by, the
enemy, but the fearlees sad undaunted forces of
the Democracy charged them with so much ra.
pidity, that in lees than live minutes the Ameri
cans were in the, entire peaseesfen of the plass.
The Costs Rime; shunning an open fight, pre
cipitately betook themselves to the barricades
and for tressed houses, and from these places of
protection and . concealment continued an unre
mitting fire.. Their cannon, too, with, thunder
tog voles gave testimony of the eilleienoy of their
preparations for defence: To prevent the do•
et:motion that must Inevitably, ensue from so fa
tal an engine of War, the determination was In
shindy formed and carried into execution., by
Lima. Col. SAXCILBS, of taking it from the pos
session of the.eneroy. The order to charge was
given, and the gallant Lieut.. Colonel .followed
by his Intrepid eoldiere, rushed, heedless of
peril into chalice of the menacing , danger, and
with the lose of fear men only succeeded In
capturing that esaential weapon of • war--
It was immediately brought and stationed at
the Southeast corner of the plaza, end. placed
molar the tontrol of Captain eloCardle, a most
excellent and Intrepid artillerist. he amm
tion belonging tolt was ales Belied, and few
minuteh only elapsed before the weapon that was
destined-teethurin e defamation Of the Densocratie
forces ins pouring a fatal lire upon the diet
coedited Costs Siam. Chagrined, and enra
ged at the loss of their gun, they made mile*
bold attKopte to repossess it;.but i 4 thunderleg
tense, tepidly followed . by the deadly diacharges
of the blissitelppt intleadated their endeav
ors, and drove thembsek to 'their tames of con-
=DVS 01 TIM MINT.
The conflict became too Hem for the Costa .
B.lola Meadeta, sad COO of them in a body were
discovered making their rapid lotreat In the dt•
notion of Ben abo u tFolleerici. the re
treat of the 800,12 o'olook la the doy;tbe
enemy reached • relotmementaf 250 meafrota
Vireo Bar. Capt. Waters, of the Rowe who
held poszenticm of the tower sunnonnting thd
unfinished Cathedrel on the north side of the
plan, immedistely communicated to e
Walker. information of their approach; amid
body of men 'was Bent to peoteet that portion of
the town. 11l the meantime Capt. Water* aid
bleitangere from their convenient position ogled
int upon theta with their rinee,nad did moat Mg.
bateiecatioa. The intention or the editny .Of
completely earroneding Vher thy and hemming
the Democratic forces in the pass, was tbviatted
with most gratifying alumni. - f' ;tot ao
ancoplished, howceer, without a long and Beret
Bring at the enemy from all foui n f the ortters
of thy' t
From three corneae iheigivei s cautitaat
inis maintained from
.8 o'clook in the morning
until noon. Four hours of anzamitting service
in . .the field, following a tedious march of more
than two days, had neceesatily the effect of bur
deicing the energies of tho soldioro with (creels;
tible fatigue. The enemy, too, seemed to have
become wearied of the fight, and little firing for I
an hour woo dune on either side, except hy eltarp
ahooters, adventuring chances at a long distance.
From this point forward this account of Walk
er's organ becomes confused The amount of
it Is, bowel er, that the Nicaraguans were not able
to penetrate beyond the plaza; and that after
I fighting all day he was compelled to retreat at
night—for want of ammunition, he sap'. A nor.
respondent of the New York Times gives a dif
ferent account:
SVC or Welt, Friday, April 18, 1866.
Walker has met with three defeats in as many
weeks, and in these defeats helms lost his future
chances of success. Ills forces are reduced, his
sources of supply cut off, sad the beet portion
of his territory is in the hands of his mortal
enemies.
At the battle of Santa Rose, In the Depart
ment of Guanacaste, 365 men, tinder the com.
mond of Col. Schlessinger, wore defeated in e
three minutee engagement, and put to rout,
with the loss of 127 mon. After two weeks pre-,
peration Walker, with a ll his farces, etarted
from hi s Headquarters, at hirer, on the 6th of
April, and got on board the lake steamboat San
Carlos, for the pretended purpoee of invading
Costa Ries, by way of the Serapaque River, but
scarcely had he withdrawn Ma trope from Vir
gin Bay . and San Juan del Sur when the enemy
=relied into the abandoned towns, and beheld
from the lake chore the departure of the Steam
er. When Walker got to Castillo, half-way
down the Sin Juan River, be altered his mind on i
the Seropaque subject, end having dispatched
4G men to take possession of its mouth where It
enters the San Juan, 80 miles from Oreytown,
he took the book track anti was just in time, the
following morning, to see the inhabitants be
hod abandoned shot in the streets and the vil
lage reduced to ashes. San Juan del Sur shared
the same fete, and the city of Blase, which
one day before was the head quarters of Oec:
Walker, without a single idiot, fell bib the hands
of the enemy; .thus easily have they got a ba
-1 sis of operation on the most approved military
adman, and a line of defences which, while It
secures their own communication, at the seine
time outs off all hope of relief or retreat' on the
part of the foe.
to order to recover from tho results cf this
groat error, with the blindness of a madman he
Calle Into an error even greater.
When he saw the burning of the now pier at
Virgin Bay, and was informed of the murder of
the peaceable citizens, by one who bad mimeo-
lonely escaped, he directed his course to Grune
de, a distance of fifty-five miles, and, disembark- ;
ing his men, commenced a march en Riess, with
six hundred men. These fifer-five miles wore
accomplished at 8 o'oloob on the morning of the
11th, and, without even halting, the order to
attack was given, while the enemy were draw.
mg up on the Plaza to receive them. It is true .
the Americans fought bravely for near twelve
hours, but, as might be expected under such
circumstances, the highest glory they could
achieve was to prolong the fight till the dark
nets would cover their retreat; and they once
more returned to Granada, leaving 160 of their
comrades in their dying agonies, to be' committed
to the earth by their enemies.
This second battle of Rifts does not more
etrongly prove - the bravery of Walker's eoldlery,
than it does the inoompanoy of their Command
er-in-Chief.
The reports of this affair In the El liitara
gums state tiat Walker gained a great viotory
and killed 500 foes with the loss of only 80 moo.
I suppose you are aware that raper is Walk
er's property. The type wee 'sired from its
lawful owners when Walker entered Granada,
and for the benefit of the Government was con
fiscated. Walker farms out the printing for
$lOO per week to five of his soldiers.
It is not generally known in the United States
, that no one can travel in Nicaragua without a
paesport. Yet such is the fact, and, In con- ,
sequence of this (sot, some, et least, of the per.
sons murdered at Virgin Bay were victimised,
and, la all probability the next news you hear
from this place will bring you the detail:l.ot
such another massacre at Castello, on the San
Juan River. I know there are four American
ladles, at that piece, and some six men =lons
to get away with their lives, but the internee
Sons are, "Let none depart without a paupart'
signed by General Walker,' o and as there is no
oommendeation with Granada there is no getting
Walker's signature, and, therefore, there is no
escape, although the enemy is hourly expected
there.
Castillo is the key of the Ban Juan River, and
the Company posted there, tinder command of
Capt. Kelly, seize on the property of any pas
'augers who pass and appropriate it to their own
use, their justification being. as Walker glees
them neither pay nor food, they must live bow
they can. Marcia a general discontent amongst
the soldiers and desertion where it is possible le
becoming quite common.
A few days ago there was another brush with
*.• party of Coatallicans and some 46 men, ten
miles from the month of the Serapaque. The
Coate alma were cutting a wagon road from
Ban Jose to the River BAD Joan, along the banks
of the &repartee, and bed come within ten
miles of the former river, when the Americans
surprised them with one volley, which is said to
have killed 20 persons, but before they could
reload they had to fiy, leaving she Lieutenant in
commend a corpse on the ground. In two days
after, 12 of this party deserted, taking their
Olen and ammunition with them, and floated
down the river on a raft to Greytown.
Nearly one-half the. passengers by the last
etc/mars were left on the river and invited to
cut their way through, and of course will have
to take their chance of life or death. The
balance return to New York after spending their
money and losing their Unit,
The eteamere refuse to Mks Walker's order
and the inhabitants of Greytown tad to enter
into a subscription to trend 81 persons to New
York, who were starving in that city.
The English are said to be sending a fleet to
Greytown and have given notion of the blockade
of the River. Latest reports left Walker sick at
Granada, whoa all his troops are concentrated.
The Costa Ricans have encamped on the Ban
Juan, above Castillo about 12 milts.
The sizth money levy in tbe City of Granada
was mode on the 24th of March; $B,OOO was
called for, but double the - amount IMO aseesead,
and there was no exception for American citi
zens who maintained their neutrality. Another
Welds daily expected, as there's no funds in the
treasury. Yours, S.
OWL BOOK TAULF.
Sketches and Adventures to lWet% Portugal and
t r hAZidill o nt It i et=tA I
n / .. ttl i gtb y v&zt natal
* 8r0.%1850.
We have in thin volume, not s history, nor as.
attempt at a history, but a free, full, glowing
dem:Option of whatever the author saw and
judged would intermit his readers. Tha An.
deludes, a portion of Spain not much vleltedby
American freedom, probably became they
know to littlo about it, has afforded the tutthor
91quadant materials, 9f which ho has =do good
11361.6 Mitts and Papal Prinalplos ides Waugh dmart•
ipectgoles. sr Jsa Joation Jsrres. MOT York;
num; MIL
To notice this book, as In our judgment it
deserves, would require more apace than we con
afford. Aside from the sprightly stylo; the
subjects are full of interest, and wo dere not
attempts selection; es the author ellyll-1,0 re
far you to the chapters themselves, hoping you
will read, ciark, kern and Inwardly digest the
prinolples
Phi gfratutgort=rafrer " Cr.
We oculd wish that we could write.: a word
Abet would induce schools and every family to
,purchase and use this book. Calisthenics is a
word Composed of two Greek words; meaning
beauty end strength. Were the eserokies
dated In this book, practiced by young ladies
verging towards womanhood, we should not see
so many pale lieu, narrow chests and orookid
and weak spines When will reason essiame
her wonted control and set aside the usurpations
and follies of fashion!
The above are fat sale by J. L. .Reed, 784th
street.
GILAHLIINCMACIAZTAI ray MAT has been re
aeleed frorkthe publishers. The late publisher,
A. El. Bee, has sold the Ilegazine to Mears.
%m on & Co., Ho: SO Booth Third street, Phila
delphia, who will hereafter pabllsh It. The re
putation of the wumesine to well maintained.
"The 8ohoolfellow,". for May has bun rooeir
ad and is for solo by Wafer, No. 60 Fourth Et.
ELFIMEC EXTBAuz—Prantloo perpetrates the
foliating in the last Louisville Journal:
If the devil were made etch bye ton of tatter
emetic upon Ids atorosoh, he coald'nt vend' up
.s blacker. and more fetid mass of clotted Des
-than is contained in yesterday's Democrat.
IS AlralltD - . 011 IntalflarAVlWlSS. 3111 tbs tat, by the
arr. 51 , ..i.Tuarent, gr. IL C. OILL wad is. 11110011
IPSO, all of thir
BO:chalet Hair liya.—No
g e ndigr. Waving Casoyauld estibgentr taro stbatrut
thii satiterpil taut UMW to Waif. tho szliftAsia
a Wag ..4yorit•i. ?Want' met•aim tras 4.1) bat&
Lk= the Warn at Web. ppallaciFt Ott,ribiast, tiyeet
oe ~* fumy tolf br mad* aPit 49 1 4 oit : 11 10 44 Oa
4 / 1 " . W 17.4 $ ilattußOVF. istiotY. 'A7
avow. ;wiener.' W. it.1104,19r, Yon the box pr
di olivine, &but ititaktrithga
atrrMgrgil. rad4g2thbi 01:030 1 6 U
ia
SPECIAL NOTICES
Dr. litriane's Vermifuge.—Another mcd- ,
foal trltaisaa—lt to no mall arldente of the intrinsic value
efthl. Vat Verralfuge, when ems physicians, who are
~,,,gart patent medlidues.roldiotarily
tome forward testify te its triumalteat screen in ex
palling worn.. Read the following:
Ehelhy Co. Ki n , April 2. 1852
p e lke ‘ rr. InhTifisilrtr, b' srt' ding
dent of Zlle State of !Noi. became aequelnted e erith the .
superior virtues of Dr. 51 . 1.aus's ermlfuue. At some
um. leisure mo ment 1.7;11 you 1118 11 7. R Glen ex.
miii= made vita o •i m
D.
be careful to ask for DR. SFIANY'I3
tIELRBRAIIID VERA/MGR. end take none vire. AD
other Verailfugna In con , Petiteini Sr. wermteee. to
-r...aerpoyuge, alio his celebrated Liver Pills, ee
now be tool at all reapertable Drug Stores to thr United •
eV:Lidera P I%6MING BIDYNLBRIL
Rome! Home- .ork, Jan.
18 4 1856—Dr„.1. &et & Cb.,r-Gontio 1 arrived hen, rare,
and writet t mu tinir you TOT Dr.liatt's 11101.111111dilla
me'yonc Dr. Lid Ayes Improved Liter Plrs. • part of •
bee t. ...d" entirely cured me from a pain In my head and
bide, arliluj from • diseased Ildrer.. I hare frequently
w e d Dr. Vilane's old Lire: PH% but I um compile' to
Alta that your Improved Pole are superior.
W. LY.EOII.
Dr ii'Lanali Imyrored Liver end improyed Permß
Me, &leo Dr. I. tieott'a Celebrated White Cireuriart Lini
ment, prepared solely ander the enpervielon of Dr. I.
Booth a Regular Medina Ora eteandPbnldaaofezten
etie
~
praotire.
None genuine only wanner/4 hp Dr. I. Scott Co,
m u, Pro y ware, 13. k. Ka..o.llLrgentoerrs, Va. Dr. ble.
Lane's Improvel Liver Pllll and pg.." p. m ay,...
accompanied Dr ocatineata of C. Blaine.
All tbe 1004111e4frio. roe calm by
Da n n SO. 11. BEYEEIi 140 Word street, W [totaled& agent
P. pr.ntlirg(), r, near It. B. 14P0t, bole
male Wend. rnya,lerdAnT.
Good and Bad Tidings.—An editor is often
railed upon to 1.34 stile!es that be knows will ea.,
ronow to many beartec for Waimea. some railroad! or
eteambr at &tutor le to be almoner., a fatal occident Ia
to to recorded; then le his heart ad . be thinks of U.
tare that vl3 be abed se the paragraph be is Indian.,
will be yerated . But when be zeta no Item that erbl send
joy to era/ bout. the in andu briskly Y•Per,
Shea ere tut feeling. a 3 we writs "liennenly • thelleal
Dlecovery." It bWe to the dead, and health to these who
are etrk. All killdeer humor.* cured through It. magic
Influence from the Maarst pimple to the severest cm of
aarmfuls Its price la reasorablr It can be ebtaboall vary.
where. sad there le no ...toy for the OB.ad to re.
man o
Fold by' DR. ar.O.ILHIrIraWII,I4O Wood greet, whole
.. &pee DAME P. PLESII-NO, Allegheny
.71:41m1.8
A Copy of a Letter—New York, July 15,
1854.—Da. IL T. Ileuceoic:—Denr Air: Tsar Plaid
tract..» certainly highly concentrated. I end them the
most active I have over used, and confider them well wcr
thy the confide.a of the faculty la an the complain. to
which they are &gyrated. If you can use this to ad nn•
tags, lon are at pule. liberty to da it.
Very. respectlfally. Yes. J. L. OLAD.K , M. D.
fee advertisement llellotold'e Genuine Preparations.
..Zaed
;;; 4 4
Truses—Dr. U. Koystr, Truse and
Brace Establlahounot. No. 140 Wood et., gorse of Virgin
so/17. Attabursh, r...lmvorur of the French Trusts , .
combining °lrene LigAincsa. ease and durability, with co,
rent ronetructlon.
• Hernial or Ruptured Patients an be gulled by remit.
tine amounts wi below-oeraing norther of inchn round
the him and stating the side athrtad.
Post 01 Single Trim. $3. $3. ES. id. Bonnie. Ilk se, dde
$lO.
Instruction& ae to wear, end how to effect • trot, when
possltio, sent with the Trop.
also fur es* in groat variety. Banning's Itopeorred Pat
cot Body Brace, for the core or Prolareine Uteri Mina.
Props and Supporters, Patent Shoulder Brads. Meet litt
pardon anelirector Brame, adapted to all with .loop
eboulders'ind weak lona. English Elastic Abdominal
IBelta,Sospaniorho. Dr. HBYSIR Is also prepared to St
Shortie's Banal CnroSrugs, donN• or single; prize aft.
ale Redid Curs Trues 112)--dbutee Par. • •
gigots tale, Own Simile Stockings, for broken and
rodeo. reins.
firrlncemonale sod kreale, In *eery vaxlety,
D. Keyser would state to those In want of Dry* that
he can often mead to Felt the patient hy wilting; but to
:mot, cum 11 would to totter 04 fee the patient =dandy
the Mote n•reehnifT• Mar."
OE011(111. IL Han%
eahkdkerg eao Weed et h Vino. 10107. Pittabnrit,
_ •
Christaaoro's Excelsior Fluid flair Dye,
No 6 Maar Llanaw—The clatter of thlr extreardburY
article to nubile eetbstatlon, ere not bared upon the time
that It bar been before the world. It la comparatively •
new Prnemratt.4a. Mandel on new Or:orator In Chemli.
try, milt hes Inaturniated new Imo In Hair Drelog.
What no. Its ro,munendatiaasf
trt—lt changes the flak of uty obnoxious color to
nature black or brown In fire nalnuter. •
2l—lt arstmilatre with the Halt. and =wither Instead
of burning It.
13.1.4. l la yronomsted by, Chendet e the only We
Mir Dy. known.
4t6—it t. Lapomllds to name an Instance of It. [allure.
liar Lb. erldart_
popularitY .ter yet accorded to
ieiniDar tenlrerat
War theLestabl en e there amertlonr by proof.. roe
the lttfmony at CHRIST a. DOII(Ya. No. 0 Attar Donor.
where DI, mannfiketated, fold, and Lorna =lrate'' ,
Mos prr mall tax. fl: bane bar.
bold Wholesale and Retell et theDrantore or Dr. 010.
lI.IIIWEETt, ItO Wood at. rigs, of the Cad.. &tartar.
mhltkdautt
Dallere Oennine Pall Extractor.
Ito friends are tho Million—and intelligent!
Ito thelgoor.t—the Witted—one se ll . h—ood
t he admits/ countarfeltert
Thettentet sad onsurpareing a. Imposed on by the let
ter, who reliantly endangers the LiTeNof the confiding. fo
the were rake of paltry paid I lea. It to . discerning
and impartial notate to &wile, what ponlah.tet the
vowaa decry., who could Inflict pain and etifering..od
harAnt the life of • allow mister*, for the mere sal. of
benefiting 1000 mn rocket.
The great and principal ebareeteristla of DAtamrs
IIIuICAL PAIN cocrlcacron consign
let. Of Ile nse , r fallitiatind unique property, .1 anon as
applied to any external i 3007. TO owww tstrattneld. In.
scantly. In. rapidly to unit Thlefewtore constitat.
tug.. power to ailed sto the t•alri of burns and *mkt.
and of other pelotol dlteiges. 1. AD Ineloe4lol7 short •
~p~of time, sad M 010 sPveor from tn. few tatinionle
W hereunto annexed. Leary Inteillg.t mind it folly
an that, In Lilo.r ofexternal the Pen ;le
prod.. by indasthation of the Injured p‘artn an 4 there
fOre. If you ntinote the ewes, the erect winst caw
24 Its prontratlye p.m./. contrail. the polton that
may Larkin the attain. and will vb.w applied to the
age., lner tvplolll all Impure nutter to the palace. and
'Pot It—beroe - the great dial:urge It producer from tone
occasioned by borne—end vban spelled to old am 'neater.
ate tam Balt Rheumor other roma.. dire..
gold In pittehargle by 043. 11. KEYSER. 110 Wood st.
idkerS
Sorofttla, Effects of Mercury, Consump
,?"4lonisdhan=s.DrixerP4Mk,
BlowootoesSee I 0 both dela aed'inasio. dr. Y '10"
BOSON tot andtenital Weaknne wW nuns, tame and
other chroalo Browse, unless oared Dr. Mani. No.
850 Dowederey, N.o York,devotee his erbole time to MIAOW
Ouse end all clioarde affections. 111 invites the afflicted
to all. espechdly these who lam rewind oo tends from
insOloustrealonent by other Ayala/ans.
We were cared by Dr, Beettc—.llesnos Colbtua. 423
Broadleaf; T.O. Dann, Jabs Lanaldoe; 121. T. Beek= and
chl'd(Undue.), M. O. Chapple (deafness). Y. Stebbins
S. W, Ake and wife; le.
Dr. Beath n en hoewahho and ollifol physician and nor.
ceenz,-1.. these*. M. D.J. A. Bualth, M. D., J . 8 . Seal.
kt
D., Lion. d. Loom% lion. Georg* NMI*, tens. N. Bon.
two, Auditor rtote Cl New Took, Mon. Judge arrow,My
Judo. NIT Took.
Petientent distance an *mash tha doMM 1n /*Ma%
*Mind their cam fatly, end reedy. idols. =413 the
ELM/WY Camellia, by mall e: *West. ;tenter oirdatio
the toweseity of • pummel eldt. ills introductory yea.
with illostrettem emarawinas. Will be 'sent free to any ade
dress.
N. 11.--Ott tkat tint rf May Dr. Math will more to 101
vies street, opposite the St. Nicholas tloteL
ellewildfe
Pare Cod Liver Oil—Every bottio war
=to! to bi yawl 0;4 LOror Oil.
SW tab tort of lianarrars,
ibr am V.awidolo.
la . Wu ears grunt.
• /brew torte Lumbago.
Ybr tAs an of 7kt ar.
th duo of ati Elato Miura.
Ilzr Oki Om d Chrottle drsaivera,,
/bras owl o/Carosig Bra Arab
Its vg, awe a/ MVO OrrOroo.'
Yor Orem eitGiondular SurIIOW.
For Use oily of Civics of Ow Bonn.
•For Om core of luNumory anuoroftob,
/Sr Wows of Carob*, Browaaft.
/Is OM cum co Bidets,
',brain^ 41 Dinaus Ochs rracuo and Widow&
/bras air. of aturtataioma: Worlaboo and Gakmat
Abaft". •
Bad by thianart. (Alba ni p in bOtr.• Dr
to bout or
Engle botOc orrory bottle wbol_paro coo Lim 011,
Wood trig 11.°i= fa l rd?a%
ALEX. HUNTER.
DEALER IN
L 17. R, GRAIN,
BACON, 1411 D; LARD OIL,
AAD PBODUCB GENEMILIA
No 299 Liberty Street.
PI2T4BUROLI,
rl=l.l
Natr.s, BIDDLE &
86 Fourth et. near Wood, rittebures, Pa.
'XANI:7IGrrITZERN Of
paggYi carriage, Rldlog, Drovers'
• DRAY WHIPS:
THONGS AND 'SWITCHES,
• Roo oonstantllq on hand, recerivadiroot
ft. 42 th Mertiaait l VlVgairs;
prarare p litra. Plan mad
Wag. Oaralad• Dab Whip& atm.
ne s of rt. ,
Air tor its
from m ras u rly ia r ti : 4 l% Plaz a,
sh= d ir
- wr2sx wazuwalo—es
Marl
YswYcu, Jane 16th, 1660.
ale*Torik Liverpool tio of PailietL
3011 N THOMPSON; No. 410
rtstomrs.st,P... w tb. oeIT pm. >a tb.
city sathatisol Co tell P•aiwka• Certlflodos err lILT LW, of
An Tat .ad Upload ro
(IOHM ast,
ELIUS amnraux.
Zotzth at. Now UM.
alviyo on boa Eight Llstla An any =Cunt.
w ow ezy •Banicla ingloxed. Ireland. Scotland sad
W . u po.onimm from Tor Ir i ort tad !Modal.
P PrOnT dirrtf oaf Llat,
•
- -The Satisfactory Remedy—mom IAII1 A 11
tarts of the moans. a rth sad 001414 ttoo broati•toro
ara almost dal]) la man ditch flattering tadlaandala
V tatorins. ratty" to D. A. natomacera utuoualad
Voix
Okutteaotoratakla.. A pr il lit 4.
'Ames. B. A. .Fakomeo . k 4 (b.—L bays beta matzo
your Ito:Pilate la ltd. yaws lord ream sad rate taw
tamer, tor Ito
Nan
lb, toad* aed cr tea
=that It bat po tar al I loam, ona alba mop
aatlasatars Maras*tba POI" sad taw Otto mod
soadbasta bar, IWs Abe pomental bawd.
=Ha goat *Malts is
all wmam. =do Ma W
at ased
atataat rtha r akaa weetesoodea.
I ism. r s t ri ma the
Vtrild fixdtgad by IL L. litaltiligTOOKaWy
fd oa and MPS 1411,PUttbargb.
....... . .
.. - .-,-..- .• .
• . .
To Whom ItMay Cokeeng. 1 . Removal. .. . POSTLEY. NELSON ,Sr co.,
..- • MERCANTILE AGENCY, 59 Fibh i ILAACTURIII3 OR
DR. CALVIN M. PITCH, I Wlla....eute Iran will remora en the Itth inst. to tha Cast Steel and Iron Gun Ear ell,
: earns, of Wori. o. l and nth eta , ormr the Ranting house ot SOLID BOX Taus,
...
flaying just returned from Europe would H. 8... Dl
.5tfh,,a...,1Lmta......$
..a...
. WI Steel Plated k. Ilammered &hovels & Spades,
klrd " '''''' C' .. rhahth'heri'lt.r.Pc4A9l"a 'shit lir t: 4. si r at 11' 07/134i I I
THE PERIICANTILB ACESNCY
st month. and t Picas. 'lath:xis. Sialstas. liamnen.liarrow Teehata.
vett. of his oysters or tmnotr PIT TSBURGIL WANNUOUSEs Nia. 17 MARKET at.
Tnroat and Pulmonary Diseases, 1
' liatabilahed la N a ar York, tlllSal-tlua. ,
burgs, !Waren PITTSBURGH PA.
Parchment will please call and sem:nine oar stock batOr•
KORB PARTICULARLY Teta nolmetioN AND MUM= 07 MUM
1 11.115 Beeepte_ a e.ti A...we.
i gr m ir l
0., pl:WebaShlP .1.... b.... , iatkliatib
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMAI 1 mror..._-.7--......_...—:::::i.....-
, , PHILADILPnart.—.II. Doman A Co.
AND DALT t M0RE..—...-.....3. n Purr A Co
CHRONIC BRONCIIITIOII, CHARLESTON. -.. .........R. Dotwtme &Co.
NEW OnLEANs.—....II. Dournase A Co.
RICHMOND .... -....._.....pam • or,
fly Medicinal Inhalations, Neehanical and cu m ! roAt f____..., ~,,,,.. Co.
Constitutional 'Remedies, wertsvuna ........a. Damns a Oa
Et t0ut5.._..........__u. Dom= s oa .
Will flaw bare an onnortnnitY le to do. CIIIOAOO.--.----.... 11 Daman A CO. Old Palm Soap, 7 years old, of fine quell.
DR, PITCH will remain In PITTBIGIBBEIfrom This lortitotion ittaalloa (to mstmeribers .mlr) all 0° t -
,In ban. Dr salt at I.IDO II lINTSICPS.I4O Wood et:
, Infonnation se to Mt, standing. nolintsibilitt 4 " ,
Thursday Illersdnata April Nria to Satanist r.".,1ar,...i.,,,,,,,ux, N .,..,,,,,.. ~,,,,,, ~.,,,,,,,,,g. . Artific ip e gi , oan =lcon
- ial Hl pl E --1.--- ' - - a - kia - ,
ayonise• May lath. ho , t n r on s hout the Malted States. shots Tortltosho sad j lla ndo
at eddo 00011 N.F.TIER.S. 110 Wood st.
Daring
' teal the . h Will; that ' ll% at. hirlioonui at British North America. It Ls a valuable auxilliall I
the mporting. Rapping and ContlniEnon Nerckants, sa wsi‘
ST . CLAIR HOTEL, as Jobbat Mad Aiantlattallot, and to all patties burins
coca.. P and St. Clair sta. Time Exchange. or ittalsing credit.
. Entranre to outs on Penn Street. The corsetion of lt d In Um States. Canada, to, at.
t"am to with WOMPtheag 4 11 d eftlitY•
for all rot me c Sept or mated Disease a the c m
Langs. a,,1 ir lide cements of the arm.. Terms mule knOwn at the an
or eying rte, to Pulm nary Pleaam. Pertmolosly sow:least° th e ß. DOUGLASS
to • CO,
Catarrh, Ityrpep ia, Costirentar and F Agency who Nara ocoulon m eet
w
themeh the Stay. are Arm:dated with lottcdoctm7 t.
Mints. to dm variant alms, whore they coo obtain ie. - m ..00
Par'2°.lddo.l.to t.lout unable to shit Dr. ten, without extra ext. Whin:Ate
a r m
n do en bom hit* • written statement of they -•-
...Lt. , aitit • Pro at lentlrce will he returned, atrlng
opted= Oi ease and at Ma rurron of tmatmeot. A /3,
mud Eamminotion a) Pre/treed.
Da. FITOEPS ha DEL J. W. BTUS, will to with.
to assist him, dmion the Wm last west. or hia septdat
meat. It il desitabla that persona ' , Whin. Ms te.tr ooo t
should commit him rrarly, that be oar byte them In
charge ea kola as tomible.
1
Dr. CALVIN M. PITCII adds.. It atones=nds
rilfl.tevriNr.LlP'y'rulodureurtraltrg tb•-nr/
which ha fauna hltraelreallad OD. a to ruldlao imondlato•
Irma hi, return from Euroo.. mharalkwllm T
Dr. Gto. W. Phillips'.
COUGH SYRUP
- - - -
FOB THE COBS Of
Oanghn Odin ens% ;lassoing, EnalsB LAMP
Asthma. Branclaltin Influenza. Plllttkm Bcn
Throat. Consumption. and all dna set of the
Taus/ and Runt
Dr. 'Geo. Phillirs'
6/IEIIMA TIC L
• •
PAIN PANACEA,
ROB. ?U! HEMP AND OVILIG OF
• •
EthertMalmo, Neora4Ca, Lumbeee, Medea., Marsala
i . etne, Palm to the Plde, Cheat, Bark and TIM
EwaNed and Painful Joints, Weak Beek,
Cramp, gore Thema, Sprains, L.
The thaueancle who ban oast there 111.1:Inee tattle,
to their emellent aterlta by • omtlouacca of theta u' o.—
To three who Inv. not wed thaw we orool4 say TRY
TELESI sod they will gaol theta to to oil `bey or - ow.
Muted, aria that they wilt act •1010 ntagie.ftke ,!tact.
DLL USU. W. PIIILLIM Foi, Prorriatt, Clatelobatf.
Ohio
for g ale witch:ials and !A.!! p .
3 !INN /al •
Olt).
THE GREAT EHOLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female run.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir James
Market, et. D. Phythian Est:north:Dry to the Qom.—
This tanduabla Hondo@ le ordallbur la the meal an
those pshonol and dstoterons dimees hoddent to the b.
male sonoitatlon.
It modaratee all 0z0.4 motes all olostractlons. and
Wings on the. smoothly period with modality. Thom
Fills should b. wad two or nom weeks MMUS to DPP
cement thwy May flu coastlloothos. and Down the sae
ferias daring labor, enabling the tootherto Dadra bar
dun. with DOD to basalt and ehlid.
In an new ofnarroasnessoad Splaal Albettoom Pala to
the Back sod Limbs, Ilearinea, Fatlsoe on 81.1nht Exer
tion, Ealpitakkin at tha Mash Lowness of Ibitite.Lbsto4
to., Slot Headache, sad .11 the Waal dlssases occa
stoned bra dbardand whoa, thew Pals will elect •
elm when an other means ban Alleth and although •
noweshil reaudy. do note:Mato boo, ealonnel, nothoons.
or thy other minaraL
tall &Delo. accompanying mean package. Prink In
the Clonal. States sod Omuta. On. Dollar.
Bole Agents As this sounts7.
I. C. BALDWIN A Co..Agabomster. IL Y.
YUMA A 1108Lt1 Anbarn. N. T. Wnessol Agents.
N. B„,-0,po .nd 6 postage magma ea:kw' to soy so.
ttunioed soot, vill insures tottleof thaw Pths b 1 fitrUll
ma.
f ll or gal* to Flttaborgb. by FL MINI) LAOS. earner of
Wood hod Fourth sta.: 308. ABlLossresr Foe= and
eadthfleld At: .109. FLE3II.NO,MIIff Dlontond and Mu.
Int Meet and Dram:lsta gsosrally. datarteesfer
The only Medal Awarded by iew
York Ekhrtitlot to the Englllsh or foreign Sows limo,
tbstwors ha boot obtained. amongst tumorous comport
tots, by LISA. k PERELNS for their
WORCESTERSHIRE SAME.
thereby forthor t. Allmon y Ie strordsd of Its Ming the
tat Form ortaut. .
The ca'ablity of this-Knee bee extended to ems? Onse
t. of the globe. trod Its Mast? ho promoting the general
beelthis becoming daily mom otwerruland acknowledged
Ist the United States It le held to De the moat agreeable
condhstent, and le esteemed for It. foals and insigoratint
properties, Me habitual toe enabling the stomach to divot '
the food.
On the Continent of Europe. these nual.ties hate bun
&edified to by • gentleman, who write. to LEA A PER.
thug "I have carried a bottle of lout tromeotoreh'm
Bones Ina War I have just completed through drain and
Portugal, and Define I owe my prima state of health to
Its asES par &MCI Is ramsachleolaa I think madichael.
can with truth say there le nothing la • traveler's, Lug
gage fr. eicsentba to his comfort. at leastin theesomntritr.
as your House.
In India. also. whom It t• found at the mate of ever?
. •• •
.reghnent. • nedloel gentlest,en write* non Madras, to
hie brother In the same profeknon at Worcester, in the
151/owing tang `Tell I ea A Pentna that their sauce Is
Mild, encored in India. and that It 11.1 n bar 000000.
Its meat twistable ea well as the mese wholerants nave
nude."
This nut.. to imitable for even variety of dish, and
the onlrer•a. .Meta Its excellence hae created has
ha to =Lily 1711 anon, bedng oftred to the public, under
a variety of but the penult. may be known by Lb.
name. if "LP.A k bah= tannessod not. the
patent outalllo areal., or patant.alsee stopper of the
bottle,se•ell we she labels and wrapper.
Role A ...off for the United Mtn
JOH!' busoAN
eptlT't 400 lisotherar. N.. Tan,.
01110 34. PENNSYLVANIA JuinAtimu.
ffmrTrFrrr-nwimmm
On and after Monday, 24th inst. Passenger
Trslas will randall,. except Sundays. as (Allows
Loam Pittsburgh for Crestitne at A. M. and 3 P 11,
Lsayaa erasiline for Plttaborsh at 6 A dl and 12.60 PM.
These trains-sprees edam connsetions at email=
milli trains Sze Coluinbtra, Dayton. Clnolunatt. /Warm
Ma Indianapolis. Chleagio. at Louis arid all paints on
roads extending West and Soutllwratt throngtt Odin, In.
Cana and In:Iola
Tb. TX Ald Vida from Pletatrorth 00Unecta klane•
told with Trans oo Sedaduaky, wed Nasal'
mad, ter Sandusky. Toledo .ad Cid:act alio, clue oonax
elms aro made at Allians• uith Tadao ea Clanland and
Plttabuyth Jibed for cum.hro. Chkatto. Thssalsls and
Made,.
Tarawa. Tlaksta ars Told to Columbus DOD.. Moire
Dad. Undoing, St Laois: IndlausPonl, Ballecutalut
Obloud. Rack Land, Duality. Donald. .211116161121,
Cans, Boingdild. 111. Pori Wang, Moho] and the
Intaduil Otto bleu West.
The NEW HIITOITION ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
1216.61 2116426111.26641 lb; Ylttaburgh at TA. 11 . 11112 r,
I. LMT Pitteggish Ddidttou at OM A. 11,6.2
Yoe Tbokete sad farther taliorntfr o r .
At the Tomo ri= t l . 1 tanansabsta 226
to
..
GISORGS Mom
J. AL MOOR& Br vs.
- J.IIELLT.PaIamzu +trod.
lituturgb.liarch 21. 1220.
WU Lamm ec ALLEN
suousEatzTo
ARNOLD & WILLIAMS
111X611071=141
Chtlson Furnaces, Wro , t iron Tubing
AND nrrINO OINSAALLY
W. t 6. will =Wad ter Wsembur and Vantlistlag by
Bums or fob WeAralpiii or Crbllornes /mum. Marched.
Bawls, Harpltals, liatneu. Orem a 011.46, Wert Home
/MI Rotas mallrelllnis. No. 93 Market at. PI Mbar'
EAGLE STEEL WORKS.
JOSEPH =WORTH & CO..
ONTIIIIT&T TO Maxim, ICXXLTT • co.J
AItrIACTITMII OP
Oast Steel. German, Saw, BMW. rough
- D
SPRING AN STEEL;
AXLES, VICES, SPRINGS, PICKS,
plattoake, Wedges, Hereon Teeth, he.
WARIMOUSB, 1.0.11? WAITS crate.
fletveca Wood WI TATDEDeId,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
1.011107 1 MHO."'
BAKER. a CO.'S
MEDICINAL TRANSPARENT
COD LIVER OIL.
- - -
Highly esteemed by ; the Medical Faculty
Um:shout the traltird Stith tor Its patty, unmet
wet and tadkanily totaisdlsts sad roma. lama%
A ialtherf of the ?Want Avoids:or or Phllalolth/a
El?. OU the sonotton of eon . Mtn oPlimmi. owl fig •
tat of Molt. =Metes recommend It to heir mtlooto
and protlboit fa their Dron&s.
Aa • remedy for Onesorn•tion. hrononitnt MOM%
Gout. Enanonstlent, General Dahillty. and all herds:doom
Athatlono, It stands suadroliod. •Sdattng • curs or allal
gains waterlog whoa other =Celan hors haled.
fold lo WAIN; bi... loo* .l . oll ni lf d ll. BAK= • (T r
An=lningstota In Ptthibunth en atrs l'olerwhom
. .
. .
. . . .
. . „ • .
MOW/ AmlitoMes. •
The w Ambrotypo is decutredlp the moat
=o . beautiful • sad datable dee of Neal' , *Tar,
to the set. Their tan* islet velvety sad Juttuto.
=but doarteoiLlenirialta=tbe old ur . rl -
vr aohta
like th7V,,,Je 1.11 e j
. I h% we dietiootVisoy
sonan Ll Whim are hintarod net truly on beau,
tingly tat in let l it
Dona of bY the
Atabootype. By no otbarprootes on pictures beau& so
pettedly hoanna. We recetttally muse=
sad the yobilo a lly to tail AAA lizioatne
And Aar* Iras. Hatirabe lAA 171....
AI2QADIPS A X, tad 100 0030, lhablialtVW
nook mar limits& 4•11
P. EIBIBEEL
Sculptor, Modler, Eitueoo Wortor and
Weed °arra, s. CC Third 'nut, tatesen Wad and
'b r u t e z .t., Pittsburg% Ps. keep romtaawoa bead
as smostrustia Ar rimy Guars Pisms. kr palms as
odistrftS,
PEARL STRAM.KILL,
ALLEOHEENY. •
- Flout delivered to &milieu in either of the
' tirot ales.
sta.. Onto. mar te Uri at the lOU. .ta our buffer at" Ito
LOOAIy, WILSON 1100, li%d
10[1.11.11N ecturr sad St: Clair Na
• - rigly r a, "47 oW Pl V t 4ar a ttT.
t fgt.. zeirme. inninneuf • vin
HENRY H. COLLINS,
o-o /TOY D ITs ORAN T.
llMAM s neu, •
No 115,1110oaliriut,""ritidauih.
Citizen's Laurance Comp? of Pittsburgh.
SY3f. BAGAL Prtrida.
BLUE= L. MAIL/4117.LL. Ekes.
DI.IC.X. 11 , 1 TUT= sr Bt Tl s M?? NARKS!' ADD
WOOD isrs.
me EgiiLilllphoAaMu!ralarat
dOEI_V4P,ra.Vra EWA igd AISMVIC I
and TELICSPORTATIQN.
IDISILZMOZM
Oat. Mark Etxrling
$. N. EiNT
rofall i .Dit=h
hands Baal%
J. Etehannakar.
Wm. 61.1.
MrT= Jr
narbanittaP.
Waltar 71a7. , nt.
J.. N. 00.p.r.
MINM
PILELADELP.HIA
Fire and Life Immo° Company,
No. 149 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
Will make all kinds of Inenzanoo, either
Perpettui ar Limited. on every am. rind= P.PM LT or
kiearbndle% st reempitable rate. of premium.
ROBEET P. SING, President.
N. W. lignaluATiapretident.
E. E. Oope,
the.. Bros
Joe. P. W
Paul, n
John Clayton.
Wilm. •
B. P YnilLt.
os.
L
P. R. PaTer V Y.
rarioa,
F. f. Mem - um Poem
°orris, t h an[,
• ex Mud and Wood Mosta.
PITTSBURGH
Life, Fire & Marine Itumrande Company;
OSee, Corner Market and Water Streets,
AellßZ Odle Ad Y. President. Ta P i rraß disat UßG te. li a
Thia Company Makes every hunirenee ap
vortainisus tone eanneeted settlll.ln
11=PritrstitiledVII=DjskLifirleueand. "'thef= and
n
And against Lose or Damage by Fire,
dad segoleartilne Pails of the Be. and Inf., Iffseldstlon
' Pedlellat the loirestratese eonslstant with WOO
to all parties.
Robert Galway,
Samoa fdeOluenek,
ken& P. Osemm, It. D,
John Boo_
issnen
Dsrld Man'.
Junes W. Donne' ,
Arsth...l•
MMMI
sissiidi B. iimma.
David H. Mambas.
Christian Zug.
Cavv.
Robrt
WOU Haz L
tter,
tae Jan°.
dula-Ista
PllaNßYLVala. LEMMA= CO.
OF PITTSBURGH,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield Streets.
hthorized Capital $300,000.
INSURE IMILDIIVOff AND onus PROPXIUT
Against You or Damage by Piro,
and the Palls of Um Ss owl Inland biarigotion and
• Pronrportatlen.
InninTonn
/..TablAtoA, Hia Patterson. Jwrob
W. ntrelintoet. . Tatum. Gen W. swim
D. B. Pork. re tyroni. Wade
A. J. Jonas, J. nu, IL Ft
A. Carriw. W. S. Dorn; D. D. Lons.
Provident. Hon. WIL 7.7.011NWZ08L
Vim Providennt, BODY PATTERJ3ON.
torrotorr t TM:lnm. A. A. Minna. nol2
Fanners' and Mechanics' 'Fire & Manna
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OP PHILADJELPILLk.
P T. 0.. an, 70 . 9. B. no . its Nos, President.
STATS.IIXIqT OP BOSOM&
Preen gm Ant day of Asureet th*Thlreptind del Or
December. Mee
'mount retelved In Marine nranikuns—.--.46aaas 31
do
Total
tpily4TtuAuLtor 81.
. 800.900 oo
1408,161 U
INVESTED AB 701//IWIS.
Dandy of Athigb.l. 4Print7. Pittsburgh .d
---STM2I N 6.3
Le. on That Mort.. of Beal natata.--- 60,860 o.
Cash In Hank ta do Btxb. t
on 11.097.
Capital say:gibed (psynont not yet doe) ........ 07;000 00
Prolnlnin tiotm,not atatored..-- ..... _ 63,1137 31
89.1x005 Agents (meurad by Bondx)-.....—. 17,938 61
881:411.0, and Conunislons...— ........... ....-... 11.062 33
11408,161 13
Total amount 01 Loose. Ineanee,
but not let adlonted.
1,650 66
,ob 6
Oompa looms bull and 03
tarto sis oo
taos Ins OM
and ithaelsnynt trlerstarisa. Insures against loss or Naos•
urn by Sires. Zama adinabal and orocantly_ bald
Itarrasncrs—lion. T. Hove. J. I(.ll=sbsad
Imes Word.
Tarlasnranca
l~ttop As J.JINNTRIL. Anent.
landr fa No. W 'Water gtlast.Wood end Simko-
RELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR
KNOB COMPANY. OPPICE. A. E. corner Third and
ut ids; Philedwolds.
MAILINSINIMMLANCU.
MITES:WA CA11111). tailß tasartsNtha aorlC.
INLAND 118W.ANCEP.
013 Goode. by Biters. C a n al s. Let. nod Laud Carriages,
to as Darts of Ma Union.
/ME itIAITRANOB.9
On Neeid...Wise generally. OnSte,e, Ocellbagerrfoossy,to,
13.0... 1=e t er ?El Nov.
Had lIW l. oixt, 14
PbiladeZtlsClty add otlter 8,5,11001
Stock Risks, EsUrprdssnlinsaracce Com.
106440 57
BoLnea .1.826 09
duet
PoUdreamtly Issued.—snd other debts
Total mount of An5t5..—......--.017.82 04
.D1311:0 EOM.
Famnel M. Mb..
WWI= Hartbr.
Jana 11.6ra1,
E4arbsul'A. Doran,
John B. Penr
prrose,
decrol3.lLaf,
Itrbrard Drzlthriork.
H, Jones Drceko,
Jobm
7imuTb Psoldbas,
Dr. M. flost.or,.
Hugh Craig,
-
MAILTINnt:
HAND. Figs PreMatto
L 11LDLi¢9. AiMti i .
96 water IL: Pitts
itebanes Mutual insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
t. orgyl 4 .9.2krw r a zgr ..
BISCIRANCEn Buildings, Mer
ammo. Tatattoza, ham orootottlT. •
TO* =tn. Al Detholitt •ttb taw montrlty of •
Stoat 06114141 Winos tn • to stun In th e profits
,t A t i . urt i r at a zz. 3 . r
otorantlblo, *taro titiotrt•l (O
rrrtrme GOnntey.
B. ii =MN flontutatT.
Dreserbath
Levis IL Wawa&
Wm. I l e ' T i ftzzin. George N. Bata.
T. C. Itoothtll, Beal. W. Men/. •
O. W. Cif MU?, Z. Lathrop,
114n,irt fittion. •
-Wad, ' - rcobert. Tolivid.
baratell - =ward a. Jamas.
AMU; L. Taylor. . • Al=“lr,
Jacob T. ft:AWL Gott:.
0. IL Berm% Wm. K. 8.,030.
6r Miaraxtrtrehli
aom
Har,vms & cora.a.N.s.
. (61:=13.01 6 SO I. t 111.14311 WM.)
Agricultural 7arehouse,
SE/3D STOII/1.
No. 129 Wood Street,
.21-Iyd&wT PITT SB ROl.l
JOHNNREAMIgn OP BROS.
Iron Railing, Iron Volts, Vault DOM, Window
Shutters; Window Guard:,
Noe. 91 Second sr., &1367hird et.,
(between Wood and Market,)
PUTSBUROLI, PA.,
Hare oa bead a variety - or am p =
Ilhusa7 and Min; valtabh Ibr pmwssa.
t„,„,u....14 to andadase Grave /at& Jobtua 6350 ss
OM miler. mbll4l
Another Pittstrargher testifying to the
.
noniterfallyarrattri yaws cfßastbaree Holland Bitten
Mr. Jacob Indio, Ilitrd strait, tea* Marlict,sama "Zoo
• 7•111 Dag I Mini besti Meted very estriimsly vith dmr
math or math so. that my lama* refined to retain any
hams Wed almost nary remedy. aid CM regimes
41 wand pbmittsis, bat ultbott sißettaticm. mite / bs*
liar theme . ofßaerttam's lloltaad auuro, and have now
fatusd nine lamas* iumnatlmg too aim, I !basalt eaten
don to rancrrlng lb* extrane debility aressioned by this
disuse; and geassily no 'tinier It bath. waits sad no
_ Be advertisement In matt= ealisma.
Rath& and Continental lizonange.
SrGM naLTA I4I,2I
BUXOM!, Bllgilidil & CO.,
ON WIN UNION RAM LONDON,
13t33D3 OP A/ AND UPWANDN
Theta Drafts eta available et all the prin
ce* Towne etaseato. expose Ana Dolan& and Nos
A. slao Hata sa ,
N. A. lirtumbiuna lallin,
-_rxernacaer A YAM,
Mien Nom as • Boaltisase m all pub" of omazo ,
ectuosectima
Patinas Intandinig tobravelatsoadmastaanitottaintab
as balm aterralt: as 'Web Moan cm to obtains& as
ands& la say part ontaroms.
canieuese eramemoto. sad Mbar asoseltisa in/Da
iota. !NI T0 d " ,..* W1er*,,,...,8 a aci,.
woo. labo& war Taintraist
Cattle LiniMimt alirsjs fox's* by the
grO m , d° B 'n I r le ".7E111011111141.146 Weed St.
Hollowif,t Wilms deem or Imes
0gra0..“.. - azo.ri.Jorrvara,iewordad.:
60 do*_terlstl6_6osh Das. at Oeo. H.
Ma i% wawa, .1011/ost a MU
Holloway's Ointment, sold in any quanti
t, at emb2 L 6 GE0.... EE16E1V5.140 Wood
Vegetaate Cattle Powder—Buy your
ores and cow Powder et EC EVIES . B. 140 Wood .1.
36 doz Kennedy's Medical Discovery
. t mkiVo OUT.u. K MEWS. 14 , 3 Wood rt.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TORMENTS IN TDB Cl9l OF FFITSBORGII.
====2l
Sc.l.t
Dinit• Or t ......
• • .cr rm Azar' ram waz
•
I
20t030---
" 6"°7°—-5 E 5 1 55. 1 7 ........................ II 5
Male,. 71 Fornslop i
30 4; W reuht,
Bi - e;of ttu
New York Corn Exchan g e,
BAG
BAG MANUF A CTR Y.
125 and 127 Broad Street. 1
B. E. CLARK, - , • )
AL4UFAO2TIRER AND DEALER . IN t
Bags and Bagging,
ISNABLIAGS,
r Sheeting, Duet, riga and
kCotton Twine. de
llers, liflour Dealers, tn. i mplied m Mt Gran? :UR .:
desmless Env. Fl
MILLE R our ag_
_e. In
s' BAGS,
•• • - -
pained and printed to order snared: for their use. I.=
assortment of borders is large, and of Tartans dadins,
• d our eestemers can hare SD? matter
they mar wish
ynt In* without extra charge.
Donate? kWarsante are Invited to elardne our stook of '1
YLVX.I32 . Boo!. Via reareL-es Bass, Of an the various
broods of Durk, am seri heavy Densburgs. heavy
Drills, fie •
Halt Parton supplled with boos. all rises, printed to order.
Provision nesters supplied with item anall•ef Baas. Oov
ra.Jta,madeofDiaiu,r sloped cloth. We have elm
designs for s'smointr• myUnfy
Paints, Oils, Glass,
• ~'
Burning Fluid. Camphene, Alcohol. &o ,
DORB ft MANN. ,
239 GIi.EFSWICH KUEHL (corner orlon) NEW 002 E,
veal. Dodson MeV sad Erie PaDrotto Depots,
'; A RE now selling tho above articles, in con-
tostbro with a complete assortormut of Colors, I
a 011.13retilef, 01.,Gi.1er's .V.hastoorth Mats 10 1 l
Wendt sad Accericsai Zinc Itthez, *o.. ac , at prices the, ~
ofigAttaj d i , lidoneementa to Dealer, and Colairoters. i
_ .
iiingagMEMINNE •
GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.—
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
' 6 and attar manday. April 7. 1158. Pamanger Tralca .!•
sill Nan RI at. Depot dally. " (85.1510ua aaaapuata
tallow
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad.
MAIN LINE.
FOR FREEPORT, GALENA AND DUN LE MIL
Pariangat and 2
Exprana--. A IL
Pasaangar.. • .a 60 P
iiiiiiii 5
Pal DELOW, MUMS £3l, coma lOWA.
Thracian _ "_.— —6.00 P
Bolan andaiiion Bran. -
- TOR BELOIT, JANESVILLE and MADISON.
P M.
Fox BMW Valley Railroad.
rca OTITOL tau.. seacairr um MUM=
P
TRAINS EASTWARD.
OSIZIA AHD CHICAGO UNION ILAILHOAD:_
Leave ProrparTh 6.3 a 51.—artin to Mow 17.10 A M.
Lem Dil2l Mtn 835 A M.— • • " 4.40 P M
1•4. I:hal:1101th 810 P " 4.05 A M.
cnicsao, 1171:1021 AND lOWA LINZ.
Intre .1)411.073 6,15 A Ihl.-ar . r , lT4 Obleago 71.40 A M
4.00 P " 10 60P18
AND MAMMON lIIIAMCII.
I..mye Foot _ Ma 1 1 1 0
4 2 ) 0 0 11 . 1.--fazira la Otago:2 VI
201 arvra vizvor RAILROAD.
Leya.Elg La at 9 Ar-attijo It CIIV go it 44 A IL
e r l.
CAB the Won tralna arlitt the great Ethos
TJma ditartlag hemCtdmgo to all_ pPolota Dot.
JOHN B. TUILISII, Prat.
(mriklyd) myS
Car The Spring of the year is the meet per
time to take deeming end porttytter Metliethes. yhtek
Bntm'a Mums etantia pre gem meet.
SWAIN'S
Celebrated Panacea,
MIL TUB CUM OF
SCROFULA•
latlDtent Tamiir"?"&":llgir!,,,inif.mat
Mom axial= nom Impurities of the Wood.
WARP'S PANACEA ha been or more
than3o yearicelebrated in this omit? and In hum.
sr Its SIUMONUEIIt7 cararfaxthe milting. of whistsrsf
crease is made to ch. directions and Socks (widths:l2y be
had seta) acconspand log the Paorb. home or sr nie.h
On taw harticalare of cases too frightful tor poseral Shis
iscation, whass sha patients tuts tees km et sates sis
with eGrlatol2, and Inca dunned hancnsble h.? Phrsiolnns
it has tees ass s hospitals sad private Frani., pat
hs. toms renotastentled WM:mod easinstad 1:14 Wass
and other eminent parse.. moss • othasi tu
W. CILM.M. o,s,cca O at cry, Ps. University.
Yasentio • Mott, 3 7.0 ,Pro.. or Burs, , N. Y. Univcralty.
W. P. Doreen N.: 7a, Prot. of kiln. Pa. Crave:sit,
N. thsssmark_9l. L. e Prat. of Partin Psalanteetsity.
T. Packs al. U.. Pnuliant tdcliess of Physicians. PhEa.
Dr. LWlVallo. Probe= ofhladlthes.— Hama.
Toles Lanai= do 1124ProSmar of mazy Liam.
ti. W. e wing, law Minister to Span.
UM:on= reler, Make 00114.1.1.1iteltbh 111:17.
Gilboa Noteetsoo. Connei s ker
Too orconseftil mew efiset4 er 816.6.112.1 SLMASSII.
OW , ter ritmeT rows mew lc lorolnalro rionsfy. ,Sb•
Pans= coos not gerada ilinea is soy Siren awl WM
ask Imacceut rcerststlan, It my: ix . t enrol to the =A
TbiriTal I aria. haa to= nauced COO par Doty.:
containing t hy. hat vinc) ar emit ??ttlesoft
Bewaro of - Imposition.
i walla • Numa is in sound. Witten Anted lcusitua
Lally. with tae Palo tow lectern hnrad int!lte taw— '
Harlem the name or J.I. tr slit flans*/ on the anani
wax, and written on the label eoreziog the caw, and •
epleedid engrerind an the sideof th.o totakbT Drener
Want *CNA"ARVILMALOr PaiStitiPhlAL la th• es a tes
`at Is • portrait Ot Abelate lArrn. finnan.. (curried
wietired.)
octons warchaalng the careful to ob.
serve thsethasnone rc IV /I.;fit Y enerictlyspilled. they
need not be imposed on. .
James Tlaqsatr,
WlWam Zym
Joshua L rms. • .
James Tennaint,
Jam Parszlnktl.
Was. C. Ludwig.
Mules Scbadfx_,
A remade lraddlyAlsdkosAlleAd z W/ •Ciro , .
rowdy tor ell dhows =Mu. froon th
hat OrdosA• cu.* as Madly of sea it.h. Warm.
ehaLra ARW. Drsmurrt. Fora Mt; RU.. / 14..4 q
Illox Inez ildidsede, AA. ad .: OM I. PlAntd" Odd
may be had cow) accOmmtrilut tbd .Ilana‘ragy„
Moored only S WAIN'S LABOSA11:1111. IMF OLD
Bra NO. e..vrsl2 sr., beam Chootout, ftdiodslPolo, and
sold Or all do reoprotAbl• DrasodSla :Albs Mud Mtn.
ararae.t.Acisare roa ren V. e.
SCHIEFEIELIN BROTIMS fr. CO.,
170 William Street, Ifeir:York.
jzidepen - cusat.Paeket;
Fag sr. lOIIIP.I}AAItbh DIISUUDD AND ST PADS. 4.
I ging new and magnineeet a-1
awns: P.SLILL WNW/. McdoOlo.
boottot..lll tam tette store* lad ottlntormsotto.o paw
on BATDDDAY,\ti PIL Yoe rcelebt or PYISMINN UPI/
boutli or to. =VT JOLLY BLOCH ADJ., Hand no.
Beg= Luif Tobacco.
1111118. reel aid for sale wholetutle and
U• Mel. JAM.TaIt. SkIIONALD.
helib timit46 , l4a bet.sta slid 7th
21713 tat.
FOR BAL.E.-114.tinguable:farm
IrBwl&to tbo hello Wu. boin.lont.
g toomaidpollkodusny conzar..es... nine ninon
nom l'ittabord.b. on the Bapidit Cloaca toad. esdaintall •
rtintoo and abstracts. 0330. Tan inkprovoinonin aro • '
• Irmo Mow.
. n Bun. SPA= at , AU. •
Young Inrchand nalocanol fruit: lido vropsoti bin
Toll known to mod any further danniPtion. Ira WI:IL
'WIT no Joi3. nor tn. ;zoning.
ll' not load prolion. florin to offend at sage gala
on Ins madam on ELT ULIILT, dons .10.21.n0nn, 01 •
cettool, id. • manila
WANTED IIdnEDIATELY.—A good
Weaver 4girla for bolo% el' edited, bnuaemork
inpt lutndlr
_ iThS• tferVgattly=t i gr=rtttc l 4lll:7/q.
arrornican Asylum, 4: cooks TO? hate r. rum. bp ...-
T o = IV= Iturd . rei c tas bore e t i msr. •
...Mort by • gat rebreool tor rrirat• ,ahoy ot
115 men to learn Ur. carpentrz tr•da. • good Wm. sear
rbig•drieer, clerk. • berueeper, a Dar. boy to 40 ur,
rends. (a merle* Irmo)* young meat. in=
magna. Apply as BAWL'S Intelligence cum. 410
aryl
• -
EW MUSIC, NEW MUSlC—Gentiti An
.L auk • amazing taw 4=4 by litsoben roster.
.1 aligns Ball, new mato ;mirth as mug by •-ijackleer
hparkinty on Sunday littibt; new:L;
inns Btarrenotrisr • bride: aria vlts, bag by blld .
Bay a kind word. Irina lart.inn;e•ny, yesi by TboszaK
Sionanger.Dave Waltz= liobblas Arnica Yam.
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