ESTABLISHED IN__l7B6
BUSIIIES3 DIRECTORY.
N. effirruielwa awe opriaturia Amway
122 }7e11120 arum Drrlr
411.1 No. 10. Sate send. Boom.
oe. art algoaul (Or Ltto more tullemnattal bru.st
i mutating aummsralr•Pl both ie lb* Unita4 states
•
.. t. spdogAllifle for ma
..e, IffILTIO;IIALL, 9 swillo,
ParkPlao
!tiff so= Wits the attimtlim of bayas from all
. . to .. entunstly Um stock of
INGLISH I A 916910,14 lITIULW
gR A N ISZAIinum. ruownos, rotasittia% 0..
1909.9199114 ,9 9: 9 aseartraent of PATTNIUM *099 Rra.
orteurtstros. -,,. ~..:...-. _
HAS&puma smikalmient of IfillaW 1101eirri sad
lof th e ffcfed 99404 911 of whixda 9rll - be drawl
IDIJISIZA
r c t; MAC .
. Mt_i . y
RATIRAD, LAM'•VITRA ZArataziak
-Warehouse fir tholinited States,
'JOUR& . PLATT,
TV thaw B** , ol jaw I°*"
WHERE:wiII be mad a rail assortment
w of their Boorrior Polished Plato is Moo awl
• Hoof* Vsonto,ffhow Coats, ta. Alfa Itoullf , than from
tf tol
i t . tootom thk.k. --
"Iftoie W anTor e" ."
Irt= l
igrolitith a Vtt
raw atwe - erww commas. udowth"d'
A & jEsup,
COMMISSION
DIE ANTE,
• Cotton and Woolen Slachinmr.
r zi grZt..a= m - xt = 2 Z. A = o.
' 'No. it fine St, New Yrk
evet. for tbr
.WOODEUIP 211/LIOIL IRON matzo:
&ems Engixa and Balk's,
Low ELL me n dalkoriljelilliZ . ' tomb
imeagyt
Hough's Patent E.lastio Skirts,
FRANOE, No. Barclay street,
TAUggi—bi.... • tborr 04.• the
.....„ , , .
-W. - JACKSON lk son.
ORATE AN I 4 1 • ' - 13.
VAIREANK'S PLATFORM SUAL.RB.
OLE undersigrd having{[ been appo inted
Zeare dn 'ag& e • arlenallareutcts hi'‘Wl
8.. t T. FAIRBANKS k CO.,
Tlattta sheaths of =abash:ea ocaoshottex.
O. Mehl! tdthitlolicalth otteoll an.
es To bow solthetad to tbs . HETHR.Hd?
ZICST or tau print ai Hotheads to US Hotted ' Moho
.sl'Etoritold taftoastbrasatt of bounders tbssaudtout
he oor - and toserhoittrut soeoraoyaml groat Moment.
ty- Auto. WIN& Ibtt4on. the- mutation of OatntET/3/
szair A ißD .. vigiblfiffoll TIMEX CAW /if AO
• Ws aralaaposod to dtt: orders for"Oosuatar. IhrSoids.
uonostao Whoa MW. Hart. Coal; Hothead end Gnat
Soot* at !oar:lmm pram. • .1111%=IitA.'
alai lad- . . If'
-- - . r !"! .- - , • flatobscrafo
PITTSBURGH' COACH FACTORY.
Luny
BIGELOW CO.,
oluemoms to N. N. Blzelow.
No 46
Diamako Amur. gglig.
Pittsburgh, /sails: •
10i0IIES, *CARRIAGES, PH/CTONS,
IL) Busies. losa ems Etwetistioa of hum Voldoloo
built to enter, sad Iloighed in • manornainurisied tDr
batty of &do'. l=af.ll.llls.h. skill of torlatiliablP
•nd loratdllty of i
iarAll wart Tram:Md. act
f4lOOf
WM. NoCIITGEIZON
WHOT SALE GROCER§.
Produce and Co=nion lerchanta,
4NDIIPArMR6
Pittsburgh Martufaatared Articles,
No. 219 Zaftig oornw of Irwin,
PIIIIIMMOH,
IaTY
au.L. OCOLAL
JONEScoOLKY,
W.iiOLEBALB GROOSELS
AND
_ BOAT
'Produce and Pittibutah lanufaetarta,
No. 141;t
j r Street.,
aw AID
m
kw. roma.
PAI.NTERLS.
- I.lO3llG_.&'L - A.NE,
1:101788 rAND'SION: , PAINTERS.
WO. TT tOldllial OAce DwOOAO MEW BTREET,
• (Oveireed Wood out rut*, BONOL)
All • orders promptly': attended to.
OSatlas artecutad ;Rs sapaim malal
rt. E. anus.
voimDERS-AND:E.NGINE BUILDERS,
luta Manufaattuvrpotall dolaiptima lint Outlaw
'ollle*No. litiaksl Anat. betwam tint awl Ileaottd
IW.atees and Jewelry. •
I:BAttiatOßS.lo4.l264th--..,.. -
.r.m•ww.cleascim..Anslw.str
A. adaa a P i
eatthuntlageorm.of Unman orisbrenel •
RslMb- sea east manotsetarn alma •
usfn 0 nard.eVest end Yet ChnfuhB , nt , -
Kere, Idinlehrre Oman AdrlblllatG , •
Pens ant Cenesaettotli, Troth Pirns. heart:Sags. SA end
Seal lOW /Gogh • Itreart.Phu. Moot Muff non
Stale. MN'S LOIDIO2O.IIi and Ether rata, Pitmen:ld
Platen Fromm Exams and - Yorke, Cant - and laser
&one., Also, • Urge mak of the bee than Moon". ht
Moth het been ilmtheeed direct from the
ugern mehoreernmen sod sel.ederith put am for
the rem , t trade =4 will to rota et a' man 'We're* on
e Waterier, Otoeluutl Jewelry tenths l; oUdlob Loa go
anther enerate4 to the. but. Farman and Wry Wars
en o d t Je wery tndsto orde.r.
ihth M n B ar UM e
t.
ti 31
4 , " 1
• •
t
IiVICNNIISMIN, •
irlica. - F, AL AN D- RETAtit
v 011IIGOTEIS AO. 241 lawny . Elnan, Elrod
Woad. rine. Pa. al.aya neap. an handnnal.
Enrols* and aamplatn assrlanaul Ilddilo.
lisatelnes Parlo.4lllo. Dy• Etat% Windom - Waal od all
Eta; fatty: Psaftalierh Yakut and Prortietary NW-
T* my old hiduda ani andainero.—liattne NEM ant ma
far4 4 r BaltlEanre, anal ntarnad to Ltda. elty, and
1 , 41 t out the Draw Eatabllshmant of ldr. icsl Kahan,
No. Warty stmt.. 1 Abel b• harpy au Illy aid
mends, en th•anatannerant Eln Elonlar and shall rpm
no palm bylaws Enna Eltth any a= In
Jny Una of bagman. E. N.
Valuable Real 861:146 far -Sala. •
illfer - forlao _416 , taro - ,gaip story ; brink
A A-
bUja4ll2lol at Oa oat tormermtPeati sin4l Mad
Nos:27Tarld row% Olson.. 16ta tie web
sbpgjk - het oik . ,.. l,,l stresl br- M 5112.4.14 4, lto .
butia.uare sZe and ban stansfresta.. - .
'AN cep tsar Wm 4017 tmftli
on the. u& tide of.-Hang. Ad. Nos. 38. 4 1 . 37 4 . th i r 5=
es* boast bet= sboutag Oft Sk Imam In front. about
lb. - Oars irißt• sold TO. or togotbsami
tt=e b re..
Ml:may at Law.
St. Clair Streer.Praperty for !ale.
I r 'ell - Autharized 'to sell , an Fvin i g,tuxtur
lairms, a:4*ra of ' thou
doreillay ' weiteely Woof tat. ri ae
-.zoo; bolas bows 10...42:21. 9e. and S& bemoan
ma atom egal tho old Allegheny hide... hour
us meltable, ter otso l ul dwelling" sad et%l
good keellgs.,_ Ws mu sob, 18 hes to hum 110
toet doth tow tea
=dna. cub Alma ieth bo wand. asl the boa
cone glowed remshe rehanuono emu: Or
bol.ll4.ftTrtiernett. Anus,
. erus Alrela t a b Anse.
- : BOOTS AND . 11110E13.'
rßeitilW lI.OL.Et3A.LE AND•II ILTA IL.,
Ilisariber reipeotfully calls. the at
... :tenbati of hls Monts snd Ons_mbilo gnossalls,to as
W of ids extsostse nom or Soots an ...moon
ICII Is
, pan the New 1 chnOSSIIIIRS, In
:
ss he tonna say.klnd 01 .4.4 01111 U, El.'. sad
s BootinOr3tsss and Shoo. nude oot of the .beet
nuslnOsi.'inaloosashls end Otto Wad strin , .
An When. salt conatry desires and those rho with to -
OS Ood MOM Suds siont.• Rs insnaltsturge sad Imps
,=.1. , ...is as- hand • ..Welt-.molde el own'll . smut -
Boo 6a4a ti end 'irolifiVi lr ym- aaw Br V u‘ art :
In esilosndhes - he - , say tfothrhs_stes.
w i ll".ssgagul t S r o . runs" any ss any "et !OUP el . s
..
to the RlssulnstOolsinseedrod. ild
---,
Carew, Amoy and fmc Ms ion: to
Joilelee
badness ha a•za=adnft r gya. be Ole to Ls vs tenant
RO 11 •
ood . SO hisentid.beiinnteldsrkettoose A MAO.
- - - EIMIZEMCMTRIMEEMD ,
.Inks and Labs' Dram goods geropdly,
OWA TATJAAS &1311.6WL5,
gmBROIDEILIZT.AND BT4PL.C. - 000D11,
For Familir llee. •
aeon
4. Au m =fla t • W i z=
.. or m,
iFirneetkvast toast tiEWtmirs
. , .
. . . .
, , i.
lis.Ret ; ' : ' aggit 'NO.
" 1131 Wad .1414.. , As Ow aund 2ua Arita& dhlat
Ina sw we rdomaaa
.. ad!ilae l ,... .re e. 1 114
ma saattent
:am acgdudica aeon=rfiEdTitd liZeoilv
oa..— • w• ta. 4storniina7 to an Latin, asWenn stio. lowan. in
On altimi—namagena Qs p1ad010.331 , Stmt.
WILLIAM XLICHELTBZE, sr.,
Recytifyitir- Mania =and Wino and Liquor
. •
- Ba. , fon -seedy AAA Pak/MN& oce tY
. .
• - ,lowaLands. •
N;ViLiZIER; formaly- a iaildent
..iiiWar24o...utatyrgizagiattli,llll at=
Casting •n•S otha.liag money ro bria- or ear.
rants to loon, or novo togs bode= - 0111bnarr ont
T attaadr4 to. brining it es bin at tin non gain
o 'WOW AL Dar, No. 75 Aaiun duet. %Una g A. N. to
• • art/IL', , i
Mai Ilossatlir•• N.
' 4= l2 Mi
sia.. 4 azana .r. 4q A
jtu Umair.
aliallaMak; • al= SeeplEatileta
SCOTALDantilltt"FOiliLll Meg,
OD of , 1711 dads irnta Mast; Ofte , •
g.-.BBussa4tto.,,
mend to-the r sad
ease. earner of Wood SeeccUT4 ll4 r i v ,..
Areuslymeen sad endways Dino, I •
ar I%rds him sad 11114 IMMOssoatc . ost i
l emm a.
"e..4lol*y_Atszrofackirer -of oTiea9.;,ea
sve,gg.rafirartt4BOai7ixf,fsgg.M?MLA
-. a. le=
N e w . ttMalliaNuoketZW o M ll -
rs consbuirets muu4mUm)
I
F A NGI/gEritxttlisttiult wa=Cr . lN,
°`'as" yaw - • ,IPW.
TAE DAILY rI.T.T.SI!UR
BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
IMPII S. A. P. MORRISON. Attor
st Law. Oale• No. 143 l'oartb dray hobo..
andGeant,Plttabiargh. 123734
ROBERT E. PHILLIPS, Attorney atLaw,
BC Laois. Mo. fid
WERT POLLOCK, Attorney at Law—
fitCorner or rifta n 4 Gnat streekotVdt• Or Court
stem tataxes. car"...ea3
t, Attorday at Law, o ea
Fourth string use Mint. Pittsburgh. abgls
AGENCIES.
• Klobigna General Conunisaion and Me.-
. Eton Agency Moe,
••
rOR the collection of and foreign
SlaresaUte And .11ot/ter Mem claim, to INettiorsa
adJa m t 4== u lti g et .C :Za t igtrtral
Oder and Ineeranee Agents.
IM4TELA & ANDWASON Detroit, likatistot.
AttePesoots f4tdwCa—MNtaStt.mo7 & Woo, Ilan It•
eng DAIS 00., Gazette OR Lorene, Stewart a Co.
tierehaskts.
Weirnek—Tem Agenelts or Ilieldinta from respectable
Istrantrete Clolmieuttee. mirlDire
int. A. [ELWIN'S
to D EAL ESTATE WEISE , No. 87 Front
street, mod door tront tm kr , kek Dealer Lake Chaco.
p atilr Pig iron. le. property tonzht and mold.
Ftf OM '
USTIN LOOMIS, Real Estate Agent,
Meek, Mertkatetha sad BM Broke?, Be.e No. OS
to.amilA stmt. abate Wood. austaesa promptly' &Weida!
`AMIIEL L. ALLUSIIELL, Secretary Citi
1,7 unes Insararun Cbmrlll7. 9 4 * Wstit amt.
M. GORDON, Soeretary Weatorn loan
. r..c. co. 99 Waist stmt.
JOARDENERCOFFfN, Agent for Franklin
ai . r . & me Luaro. Company. northeast comer of Wool
A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Mn
. teal lcunsransa Compiar. 43 Water stmt.
DRUGGISTS
.......1" 1Tt1.031..11--.-OX2OIIII f1J31214
FLEMING BROTHERS,
01=111•011 TO J. IL= • CO.)
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
et
tan
WOOD MEET,
• PIITS.BO tA.
pi t u =taro of Dr. 11'4Deo ooletastod Vermitoso LI,
ArWIN HAFT, Jr., (sncoessor to Jas. ta
issa whousaa and Draniat d Dada In
nu, CU.. Dynatedi, ta, cam. Wood .c lo uth Amu.
Pitt Pittsburgh. sr,aszaar alma kr In, row. Weald...
sburgh.
C r ELN P. SCOTT, Wholesale DeftLar in
ix, w . pont., 01;I; Varnishes and D T . No. 290
ard=tttetrarldt.
a l Pe pram • t &Manta..
A. FAIENESTOCK & CO., Wholesale
• Drsuchts. and Mimi:hearers of Whits Lawkited
and Miasma, earner Wood and front. treata..P ll tta.
7
mat?
E. SELLERS, Wholesale Dealer in
WON Dr. Stan, Varahtm, &a, &a,
ea oat stmt. Pittabargh. (loadvirramaatad. Priam
RAIN it REITER, Wholesale It Retail
=roar of Llbatr sad St. Ola • trertg
ZOSEPIE FLESITLIG, Successor to L. Woo:
t Co., annex Mutat Amin and Diamond-1 ■ 3.
y. 4, band
Makin, • Itai
Mesta, and ample* anortament or
on Pataxiart. and ell .... se .
pstallang told* barlasea.
Pl:alit:Lam
ha prisolptioro earesll7 ...uNtil.a.ol at al
m. '
.
Iff I (MINAS!!
ALM 1141=1114*-41COn .
ARSIERAkft PocaliffoN
M.EkiatLatrTS,
Wool, Rides. Flame, Buda. Lard, h Lard Oil
AND PRODUOE GENERALLY
No. 76 Water At, Pillsbargh. Pa.
SAMOUXOSIC
liroinggat P11..5 . 7 Walls, WsElsvtlie. Oltla
Dlcoms.easterCleDep Bk. Kati k tostlne, Phila.
I ma&
il lit i Attborgh. Banm p h Meta. el Ganetam,
Thomas Graillff. Bankarhitiobaas kOmmell. ..Machete.
Balem. Ohio. . • D hallos& &Ch. "
RIO. a. nourt-------- --1- wiaiG,A
LAU OF
Romptam. Ereasan
KOONS & •
FLOUR FACTORS,
Gmend Produce Cainion Merchants,
/M - 97 ROW 197155195 • awl 95 X. - 19:95r 554 Woo R 9 5 .,
PHILADELPHIA,
......-
6.413•1r0 .Wroalr Wo*oo, Flolw. J 9 Wila . A ti0,13....11.
Alsrilst a Cb, " A D DolicAk DON
. Wood* Mink - Twos** Bide n s aL :
-fliter:Priro a luo: . roodiek h.
ego*
no
*Co, Morrow i Orttirr,
Truitt Rrotbara Clo, - JSChanorrowth 1 0o^
.....,...8.1740h EwWWO/ • Or+ 1104 , b'g. IL , Wi1..,,....rib A ON Mieg
,Corwravoi 00, 11611 t g.
rrffid6ll. . Watt WM - Woo, * 4
Arid tOrbargh sad Phtlx.lidpkis Maroluals merely.
7•144k0rt . .
MoBANF ds ANJEL
a A. 15N...1
MILLERS AN
FLOUR, GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Commiu3n and Forwarding Merchants.
.Na 114 Becona et, Pitlsbargle, Pa.
ie. 1. 'Monti iSII
- -
SPltir muXgr_Eß
ssloNvdra,
Dealer in Wool, Provisions & Product' generally.
NO. 223 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSIIIIRGII, PA.
Jr ' -
-.Cam Atigu.
ATWELL, LEE - ik
Wl-I.4OLESALE GROQERS,
.Fro=oe & CaraminionMer=ante.
Aim Dmilaae
- PITTSBURGH Ifd2i77L4CTURS I 3,
Pica IS Weed W., Wiese. Waterand great et
ge
Trranintoa.
DAVID C. ZEBEST, •
Flour, Produce, Provision and Cominiaidoe
MERCHANT,
/fa 227 Laerfy drat. farm 4./ rff.f.
Pittsburgh,
11.117 EN his attention to the saio of Flour,
kffl PINY, Boma. Led. Clara Itattar. Grabh
ljeblotithig=trnmettally innettad. • WWI/
HENRY S. =NO,
(late of the firm of Ring it Moorhead,)
COIifISITBSION higRCIIANT,
DEALER IN PRI JIIISTAL AND BLOOMS,
No. 76 Water street, below Market,
.p. 1.9 InTrainlGH. PUNA.
A- A. HARDY,
voituassiOlf ANDI,OIiII7II2DIII 111,11=11 Vr;
dant of the Kadin' end indhulepolle
HATEMitD ,
No:BOWets:a . at., Pittsburgh, Pe.
ism-tre- •
J. , . -BUTLER & CO.,
L;OWILEDINO i" COMMISSION MEE,
011141SITB lola Deans In all 11.1.15 e Attiburgh Maw
1 stmt.. =Load Plpe Ibpd Elbeet 1.64, No. U 7 flit
sadolidlA
•
t •3' • 1 4' 1 , of sW'o,
0."?,
tßiCal Lireo4lol6..eArtg, ......frarattr.
rgAtE 400 — Vholegale Oroocm
Prodose sad
÷ Oasso Kso*usts, sod Dram ha
lissusfsetores, o. 1.12 roma s PlOts,
iWitab—lYAßELlollia=ftWaT.
V COLLlNMorobatiSooll
Doan Its Claw% %at t , & V.l len Prodneo ossotronsir
IJSArscst stmt. stars AsterrPitts - - sky3l
rgOßLLEMALldEtireporter and' Deader
la Irma astallma faria M= Idszket
brtinaraTalza saa mina
DRY GOODS.
7OSEPII-31i0a112 a 0 . ,
Whalen.% and Retail Deialere
' . - 183312331313
liorassr , • aroma
TQOOd9r W.
-.••-grtairak•••ler- 40$ sails masums•
'Or Atisenni.
S. a- ISM2g-4. L. MIK= It 00. 2 10.
Atit. VN & 00. Wholesale end Retell
lgirkerf nd
, Drir Goods. SI TM
"MOWRY BURORFIRLD, Wholesale
.1,7=-Walgt=liorthosta. cams berth
itenio9lll t Rem . oritl! leMOviin
' aoarssort I tw-lro. zi,-rlns • alluutr:
n ANT" Remand 'Our - Store to No. 23,
'VIVI gnat. twat due to A. A. Yawn A 013 VI st
: Venet=tylt of tbo lArgodd IStoella of Ink.
Vetted sad and 011 aln In Ohl,
AWOL .Is our ain loud Clo
. V
:.•", - -'-' - And Alrg Noel . m om:
..• ::!:' - o,%,,,,iiiquir,b,GuisZtivi
' fogoider - dlecddl Zap
. I,lltlngd Dmunrtlnts it and
low .1•0 . intua...dtano 1
La i T od., MAIN Window guars. Bad
noftWds.... -- -- firm 011 C az. to. dasoti•xitod.
.14 , 1111101otAllt0 2111_!$.10•44, _
et Irbtotrw4 l . lllll _
121SOROS LA/MOW& ..
ef
21 ' 10 ? ' 4S rIS
~: tilft? "-.— -
Pladert crud Orintlatmes• •
forlantandirneco -Work
ASTRit
Atiotpaal etas_lll24Seetw..l
"."I"IIIrir*ALLICE.
.
Lam.- 00 haTiNtoro
,rriaali . . 1 . 06 A t om, "for
V a r"l22liiiiesitooLt i r
. =0;,%. - .
FL
ODINR-40ri:or.• We a
by " . - 6 -,„i' .
..olsgazilir
p :pso ; 4 =M1.1 Z 477317
BANKING HOUSES
01
roan T. HOGO:
BIDPORA. • BEDIOAD 00, •
1101INIUM11, BONIERSNT 00.,
MOUNT PUTMAN?. WMIIIOIOIO M. •
CONNELL/VILLA VAYFTE 00.. Penns
UNIONTOWN
BROWN/VD,
NEW BMOC lA. •• ..
, 11141VEK OU,
Depodta npoelved. lllecouuta cued*, Drell; bou
end collected, Dan k Notes rut Ppecie bought
Stocks, Notes sod chi:me tleouritlee bought am
nocoredgetou. Comeneondance en 4 aolleentouseor
MINMIZMIMIL
hRABLER & BARR, Bankers and Ex.
Mange Wotan. Buy and NU Gold and Maraud
Noted. negotiate loans on Baal Mats. Beck Odor
siGgvapordhadd Pmadasery Noted, and Tim. 11111. on East
and I 1 dd. Buy and mall Stoat on Gommladlon. Wee-
Mod mad* on all Dolzta In tad Union. Jam corm. of
Viand Wood dfreltd,dlroollynYmodla• Camtel
apT eal/-17
ponkMUSES .t SON, Dealers in Foreic
C ° B ° la d k Not:Pan e d e °l N4 l. ?raiallat street, Pitts.
bush.
hont ths ifdrCblldetlo al & :n a rm ad
m, a on all tho minolyal oft!.
thiona Unitnt
MANUFACTURING.
IatENICAN
P A PIE ELM A QI-I. E
A.Nu.r.taiuzwG COMPANY.
No. 78 Second et., Pittatnargh, Pa.
MUFACTURERS of Poplar Macho
Ornaments Ibr Churches, Douala. Steamboats, tibias,
and PletorePtaroes, Window an Centr e enda
Brackets, mmess.Dortaind, Ventilators end Pisces
lbr QWn¢a linottes wrd Monldinpefevery description,
sire end design. cgamess end warranted more durable
tban MIS otter article now in use.
M.-Orden executed on the etterteet notice.
V. D.—Attention orliteaniboat Builder. is V. 7
noted
to
181'
irtia4
CITITARTMBI
NO. 715Becond mt.. bet. Wood A Market 5?...
BlSS•dtf Itirivrosan.
TIMM 1:11=1:164..............10E111 8. 11EL10111....*1111L IMIMOISOn
UNION 701IND11,1r,
Mitchell, Herron & Co.
continue the business of the Union
L 4t 00.. itoat
11'1711153unctry. at L t i h b e erty s old simid of HINNOCK, 611T1311.
tl t.
They lOU
T manufsetsi
INUBre a. obi large and general
asortmemt of GAIT, comp
Cooking Stoves, Ranges and Side Ovens,
0717 CE AND 1.8.L012 !MOM%
. MANTLE .1t KITCHEN ORATES,
Holkno Ware, Wagon Boxer, Dog front, Sad Iron,
Tea Kettles, Plows and Plow Points,
Mill and Machinery Castings generally,
And GAB and WATER P.ltZli of 0 dam
IRON & NAILS oFl e tE BEST BRANDS,
Shovels, Spades Picks, &G.,
All of which gill be sold at ' saanulurcrie ex
my7.ly
Penn Cotton Mills, Pittstrargh.
XNNEDY, CHILDS 1G CO.. Mazadao
LIL tams
Wl!heavy 44 131:LostLogr.
of all colors and 1111114010
00 T. 101,0
. .
• Bei
". Km:Mee sad Bao lAzrl4
•• Rope OW dras and ammowns
&Mins.
tarlX•dars
0.181 Wood af t t t o a . eh
awnarae !Kam
nof. Lgt o M
WILLIAM BARNHILL & CO.,
61 Penn at., below Ilurbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.
(.1 TEAM BOILER MAKERS and BULET
-1,7 IRON WORKERS, Manufacturers of BarubllPs Pat
ent Boller. Locomolise. hated and_o7llnderr Chlur
c= P lr r ". 'Peg
!admiral... Work, Brides nd W 0.% done at
the shorted notko. All ordersfroze detanes rromnily
attended to. 1.2.1
Hata and Caps.
WILSON SON keep constantly on
• hand awry fleserlpUnn and variety of Lista wad
both winless& and ta ll.
Those dee!rj • a neat
W. WOODWELL, Wholesale and Retail
lianuracannor and Dada In Wind Wars. No. In
Matt.
GROCERS.
/LIR P....... S. =ROM
Shriver & Dilworth,
. WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Noe. 130 k 132 Second Street,
cn.t.e.c woos sud amite.co Pirrssuzum.
MONTROSE MITOMMTRES,
Wholestle Grocer and General Merchant,
ha 209 Liberty tend, Rarburph. ably
V. LL 01.1
8 114. M1Tf1, -Eiri__ I NOL K . as iIVIITZIL
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
122 Second and 151 Front street,
Jule- 11175111171011. if- 4.
M==l
Wallace & Gardiner,
IitiOL6R4LB DEALZRS in
Flour, Provisions and Produce Generally,
NO.= LIBERTY 111 ja3o-1,
8.A.414LEY, COSORAVE. & CO., IV holo-
Groteis. laird ZU Word Atopot, rattrar42.
_ •
AAOOLBMITSON, Wholesale grocer and
Ocausia Marl at, Make In Produce artil 19Nti
urCh ktalndidand Artides. 106 LlbatT sAmt. PIM
basgb.
ftlilOLIN FLOYD et, CO., Wholesale Grocers
sadOcamassloa Stsrcbamts. :4 , 3.173 Wood and =II Wb•
ystreet, Pittsbarall.
nonwr mooar., , Wholesale Orooer,
litn/ 1 1¢17 vad Dont i Ltle=s an d uan g
f lr "A Nty. 311.
Mort.) Amt. Du hand •
very largo stock import.
ol.i Hanotionhols Whnitay. winch win bo Dotal low tar non
ne.ANDLESS, MEANS & 00.,(mows
mow
bon.ic a . lioasndloos,) Who:41110 Grootrrn
In fials,tllatui.OottoreYozno, sad Pittoborith
Idnonfaettires witoily . ..tnaor of Wood gad Wow oto.
. —llll
30. 11(V114_ --WM! D. meow-- -Arum C.
MI:GILLS Zs ROE, Wholesale Grocers and
Ocenmission Merchants. N 0.194 Liberty et:rest Pitt.
40BEILT I)ALZELL a CO., Wholesale
Wooers, Coratuisslces Dealer. to Produce
an Pittsburgh Mattufacturra. 253 Wanly street.
Pittsburgh.
ftlirdlibiffiils4 . pal=o-
170Tf at. Amt. suad 453 hut 411 1."93".
BAOALEY, WOODWARD & 00., Whole;..
BOOKSELLERS
- 0. COCHRANE, (successor to 8. W-
M( . Mr.) Wboksslesnd BALI! DroJsr In DorAi, saw.
ary and Paw aanainza. 'Werra stmt. ech door 8. It. 0
JOIN S. DAVISON, Bookseller and Sta-
Mow. rammer to DITUOtI & Na. a !M.A.,
AY & SO., Booksellers and Stationers,
No. Si Wood stmt. next door to as earner ofTblid.
math. P. Ikassd and Ise Soots stastsstlf on baud
1 L. BEAD, Bookseller and Stationer,
ei . 18 loath street..trolla Italidlop6
MUSIC. &C.
John H. Mellor,
0. 81 WOOD STBRET between Diamond
e l = Nal t; t fr affl4 , 67 lo,in
'd MODEL M611%0E8 sad ORGAN HARIdONI.
S. wad .I..sler In Abide sad Modal Good.. Na 3
11. Bieber & Bros,
Ivo. 63 FIFTH ST. Gijin of the Golden
Harp. Agency (of kumoso CLAIM) (New
Oweld awl nate MHOS, sad OAR.
lIAMT NNIEDILkin °mese ILOJNONB sad 08.11.1 N
lIARINONIUSIB. Deem In lictsk and kludeal I
mean. fre
Charlotte Blame,
AI'AIMPACITUREII and DealOr nun°
tearorta WI Importer of motto soft anr ad Imam
noorto• •Holo art for t o tlitleßllßO PL1114024•100_26
• ILALLIM DAL 8• 1 0045 •Dortoo IsorsOrth or.r. -
ouldioloartAttachnuot. mya 118 Wood it.
H. PIAGET, No. 271.2MM' 5t., 4 4
• batirom Woad and Naiad, IdannAketnref
. Ia weir/ of creel' deecrintion and of Plated
Wan of iimp widen& ofigating. Al" &SM . in
Jeweb.r. Miter Wan, Cloak. wid Yam/ ar tle ,
~ ,
_.,
w ygar . war• of vitna pattr th aggar. . i . tri , 4
ant to lion trt:p7aTottto m ilr ' t7 r olar litheit. '
P. e. lialatlilanibrma Ala ttienda and patrons not
he hu bleed , Aral •to L. IL PIAGILI to ondestate
',batten nista. the Watch ,Untrtto ant In the above
men
elan eatabl ehment. Ile hoped that him well known
onnayeteney in this Unit mill montethe Damian Of
Imo attach tonne Impottance Laths ocoreetnees spa pre....
'Won of thelt Watelen atVlP2md
Irrteletwiminalr7l7strlrg
• Vanes - 4 k ge Plow Works.
J. S. 1.4 ik SPEER
ILAVE - Elmo 10 to tao. first story of
a i m lam and ennuandlonsl Warahouga, °mar of
Way 11.16 i =LS V; caber.
pro i 2. 4 i d b i ty owned
se gpron
ad PLOWS. and. would Molt* attentlon al:armors
and Tudars to Nat and azasaina eft maw host Cent.,
Cantna Paton ., tdda.nab toll. Doable MIL
Oottoo. Own . , ant AMP daderlntion of 0W.. , ploy
0.1.1., .o_onOntn.acaear.it,htb,..
M. D h ir l at lylf G E,
HIDES, LEATHER. & OILS,
LEBERTP :yr;
Wttmsnt of opposite iteivnil of Wood,
Itoyte Loather Bolting and Oils,
Nor y klietaddrd and Coal Osso, always on hood.
anlind
Ninth Ward Property for Sale.
WILL SELL. on reasonable terms L
end
poymonb.lorti LOTS. ozone? of Jod i 01l stn.,
.Doidthmo. Dote Ow. Moga Etna
-- kr Frivotkrooldosoffs.
Mohan* L•Wrorf
=Zis mt = or for ".. .cosi
ros r cool Drouglit t for mg
qrN. """
Woo or !Sutter and Inaba taro.
U•opsoozo Imsoolomooklfonnar7. to.. of Pon
nook • Hut. no an or' Wn t roo fors moonfovters or
SW be Inuutredo of meet's.•
Vo i ribotA Us ito Sorl I o
f attar AldiS no melt, It.
To KM Owners,
LRENOH BURR an I Lanni 11111 Mill
Wan. Bolting ZAN. WI s,dvdls. UM Inn%
Betel WWlgi r. Pnw wad OA - wisdom Pet Ina
-n f• Ina
- Prod Stub. dad tam *Wiry soll1) always= band
awl awS• Wawa' 1141.4.0y14_11•1!Wbowths.
ir d r ipound
• bewmating and Bow iron*
Monitor basing Our:hawk' the as•
egiutztalititiaat
oruntoid, on rodent eto oPloolto Anther Venni.
c m,. &ad amartanat Um, .mri til litio4
MI Sad • 2:dratiMuw.no.
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY • MORNING JUNE 13, 1856
s iSIRW YORK "TB :a n BKEETS I PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
as arum NM TN
ra lonSBOLIEBIGA--24
Nis L '
k.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
BIIfLiDWAY NEW YORK,
Mlate firm of A. &G. A. Amon: 1 Liar
r been dissolved oat the let inst. A. Amour, the
thunder or ego:miens! firm. ham arsorla.ed with hiaimmif
him 'on WILLIAM. l•loo of tha late arm.) fOr the my..
of continuing Immineme Y Illarermit 'Mon: They lux
Wan the More N 0.107 Broadway, betatron the Pt. Mono:
lea and Metropolitan Hotels, whirr. Mier ha , * Limt Mooed
• line ungtment of Cloths. Continuer rtiod. 'Minna of
the newest styles.
Our ourtamen an natured Euro= aim VIE ho to en.
hangs the repatation which forty Tian of attention to
traminem hag earned fOr the winlor partner; and Vier ,
mutant care wine Whore ancry garment made
manner that, for style and workmanship. manot
paned. ml lmgv
Bewitg machine Spool Cotton.
ORIO & 31ACNAUGLIT'S
Ihrporfor Imyrorod 010 Cotd MO YU&
Spool Cotton Thread,
WARRANTED 6 Cord No. GO inclusive,
ano 20 No.. above other Thread Fold ILI 0 COW; 4
Cord to No 00 loolualro 10 Nos eon on 'Thread. sod 3
Cord from No. 90 to No.llo.
fun smortmmat of this ttiporlar ankle (w.blob Is 000
e) Mate Cm BBWIND 11 , 110111100 for tab
V M O=Id Low*? Tbroad)jostreadvod sad for Ws by tho
cow of 100 d 0... or Dodo/roof 00dos, try
AIMXANDEflxvinz.
N 0.6 rth.suvel, New Yak.
Goneraldoont for 011113BLACN6UULLT. (iluge..
cl.s for tral tea to buret. Mktg.
.111...8. StM2l9.-R. h. Too/ OD
New. York Corn Exchange,
BAG MA IIT trY A C TOR Y.
12-5 and 12e liroaa Street.
B. E. CLARK, •
MANUFACTURES AND DEADER IN
Bags and Bag
SNABORGS, Shootings Bag
and
Cotton Tartan to '
Plonr Deana. Ir.. iropullatl with Crain Bath
Saandeon Ban. 11 , 1= t ri4
BAGS,
Drodunad and pentad to order onnunly tOr Mir sae. ~ ur
assortatenot of tenders Is Large. and a ration dealt..
a +4 our outman can tun any matter tiny 61.111 viola
Put In typewithout antra charm
Country alarrhanta aro tinted to cumin. oar stook it
Panne gate, nr. I eaSlani Balm o all th. lades.
brands of Dock, do; von town Orathurga, henry
Drilla, to . .
Putt ft,tor. impaled pith ban. all dna. WIWI to order. Provhdon [lean/ ttlpplied with liana and unfits's, Cor
rea, to nada or gain or whored cloth.' Pre hare non
design. for staniDnli.
Paints, Oils, Glass, :
Burning Plaid, Camphone, &0. ,
BOAR & MANN,.
25u 0 REIDIWICTI ffillitrr. Onoer a Vg, Nff W VOUS,
near Rad= Alm and Eris Devote,
4 .1. 1tE now selling tho above les, in con
... Mon with • oomplete eesortoind Of Men I.hi
... Off. LOW.. mat. Canter's Mete
heath and Ateetiona Zinc Ftffatt. Ara. . let prep th e
ffer
o oast Indoomenta to Dealers and
,-
ter2:03.1,
For the 1.000,00 0 1 1 p.
U. S. PATENT MARBLE ANY,
90 Thompson street,.
. E Y.,
ANUFAOTUMRSOF MASBLE MAN
TLES. TABLI TOPS, COLUMllik ani rlintilYALß,
Banana, Broostal, and all Itali& bier Tills
article, which Is a areperation of IdattdielPuet. elmaioelly
combined with mineral scion, so as top mould= tote
nor form and mice, ty which • amide Aut he marturece
tared at Ices than half the met or the otturunt material.
while it meels it In durability and Manly. Unlike Mar.
bleised Iron end Blatt there tam MUM wart. the coke
musdnit into the num of the materiaiMettila =Tarnish
Is mad to elm a temporary beauty to the matinee. Ilan
tire tram id to tin Table Tom to, eqUally4elin
Kithte for the Senufacture sad Fab of•alwrry for the
Mem= Stator, which will Insure tudinenie retarne to
thaw Intereeting themselves, Intorselim furnished on
spolltation to Plena libteNMPreet. or
JOSZPII LAMB. ble.
3 apl4
.«.........ILIZIk IL iICCIL
French Window g •
EDWARD P. DIORiE,
144 CAainbert
Two doors west of Mason Illyar ItaLtroad Depot.
PETERS to Dealers andeuslomere hie cel
ebrated brands of Freneb Wass on gators
am a Artie** wishing; Ys's..i:Fmatiort bo fornistwd
desired on receipt at their addrasa Ulaas out to any
pattsrn. and sacked fry* of dards. apleyd•
Umbrellas and' Patasols.
Joan I. SMITH,
WROLESALE MANUFACTURER,
234 & 235 Broadway, hew York.
The most extensive in Me . world.
TE late fall in the price of materials, con
sequent upon the atelommery of the money market,
hoe enabled me to manutecture largely for the Spina
tradr .d to offer to merchant*, at tory
lament &Magni complate ageortment of low prime, the
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS
to be bond In Europe or Amnia& Merchants irldtlng
New York to bar thole goods. ersrettenthallr 1 . 01 M 411 .
Gaff and .:amts. the atoa Wort ,
t..
N. 11.—Pleaneut this card not anTin tlt crox Pockat
Book Itrr reference. JOBN 1. bkll7l3,.l4lansffacaterer.
mh9s.2ende
FEAST PREMIUM PIANO FORTES
STEINWAY & SONS,
• .
ESPECTFULLY call the at
p abaci to their s . plead )4
assortment ann.:o.s:l.nd ea.:lecture elates
which. rolether.al was. o f Ortil
tooth, testily of finhtb.basbret ehrrulas that ..Asday.
YPiano pal... 'ars vonsturomod. Th ey wan asarded the
halal= &or both lands. to CEClsetitioa ertth
most cllstthealthed =km fthat Dorton. Pbtindelptde.
blir• York aed Elaitiasath.
NOW Tpagalnil—Maarerar l Some hare just bap
avansod the imier ?ensigns t)014.) HODAI. .torsr all
soniPetliM) at the late Pair of the American .lat t gba
Crystal ase., for the MOST Pianofortes. day c
•
FOR MININ G` oKruSES, and for EMI
TING 011.11110 The WIT and DRY Martine.
o 01111. different . COTTON and HEMP /US*
also the PINGLIt and trims TAPIC WATIR PURR.
Manufactured and 14 by
• LENN PUTMAN,
rs:l !Abair Pt, NOW TWO!.
TlDlSOrders pratoptl . lilbrd for all kinds of GUN POW.
Ar %%Zit/bit:P U MP AttNALIS,,. Ao.
nalltdirr
. .
Drugs, Paints, ODs, Dyes, Perfumery, &e.,
170 WILLIAM ST., New York,
INVITE the attention or the trade to their
brim and stied stook of DMZ.. Paints, MI. Poem.
totbar repularlroportaUoor oratapto Druz..
tharara namioloc. direct Groin the rooms of prod.
tloa aarbstan onppllar of Too., noir and NMI
Brash., Broamo, Oast, Forfar& biltra Yr.. a:ad ,
ii =?Ltn l' .%rptYpiPl i r? tropitoto stocks. :L. rho
aro alio to off e r moot totruntagoo. terms.
Otani. olLbsr to porton or by matl, rotolv* prompt
attention. iota. Irr
1 . 1 Swart Imam ead T 1 VII , LI rum, New Yoe&
Upos. 103 l and, No* York,
Irketo_ZVOt 3.5, .17 and 10 adrovfitroot.Jerwy Qty.
T '. Proprietors of this long anti well
kllollll
C1:41'..Z.1/ AND 11Pre,11 SITABIJSIIMN.Ar„ ,
Otrotharo_ to prepare the Mot rhannaoreitool Readers In
ma for he.l=e Braid. Blicalt.Tro and other Cakes
to ea—
Melillo Varaoro leartord. %oak
.ond. moat 0 1 / 1 •1 sr*
elm dont cloo orerY a Vtd rom . ahlholOlTer 1400151th0
mad rouonsblo Orem L mat to doshrro vho
matelot them. B. 11LLLLL h. J. 0. MAIL
JI. 8..-Occonsoserr addled to Impairs for Mop* 0110 .. ar•
Ude. I nadly
The Adams *of= Comßant l.,
Pittsburgh, Roctuim and Nero ling on
jkl,OR the estecial accommodation of the
urge population Wiwi ths lbw of the Mooed P. 0..
OR
rants Italiroed. between Pittsburgh and P low lerightora.
1301 N Intimate Onelnese and gods! Maxim mobs gosh
Agency, The Adams Aggress Oomnam7 hare roads such
Iplgot with the harmed se to enable than to hot.
ienoweeer cm the ...Aassuiroodadori Train. who will
stow vonforti god pruperly entrust.
led told= The Newenger will hare en .iron Ws In the
flan. Dt la ofbloney.
by t Jaw Widerering Trieron Plttebargh and=
m ay Ciy during ths day to &Mad to mesh uneunliedons se
mbe enUIOSTAKI to and return 07 the Ewwhig
TWIN Vith his Goods Ounminioo • execute& It ow
to his duty to wads' on his op trip all PIM* Willow.
m..rt,. .setbiret neu2 6.11. 44 .1 . w ilot hich n
al eph! tee .= dellrerell .t to .b.t th i t i= propir
es to we ownered In the eity—rommunieste IniZnes—
obtain initematlon.sod retina replier and
return turista feurchaaes, IT. or ../21 . 4
pa
par
wad liWtetwo A d i tlVre thin. wIU he
vissonsbre.
elhi . tanov=l , t extra ehare=:c u A t tum=i b tellro.
&II be Made
At Wy t astions, all matter .paths Station
A rgil the el=t=tlL ' of the Tool., to
hin Telturges for aiming paskagee. ebb and for eerviese
rendered by the Menenger. are Intended to be within ree
-1 innable Haab,. When the nacre of ths business le etch
sato *dm% of It Med agneenusete will to wee..
As tholdmainger ife required le podia kle bl O l2 l
Ineudai whims t=patt7. ono to Pot
row of tho Pluto not ott hiso to vat out
te ali " Cik,:p — OO diserMan In tho matt.,
h. horn M ated Dimond., and
0111 Onmltuinco dl.l. on Mr r. De. Si.
SEMOVAL.
A. ARNO= & SON
HAS tIPAC7IIIIIEBSB4 ands}et.,
Ns. asoaysr. i.
SCHIEFFELEN, BROS. & CO
pfPOILTERB AND DEALERS 121
MPORTAIFT
TO BOUSEKEEPERS AI VD DEALERS.
THE HOPE ELLE,
Fatsbieo4l ihrinia Street.
01*-arsp h Ogee .
kJ:Laughlin..
M=BI
DANIEL BPsNETT.
IttAIIUFACTIIKER of Yellow Rocking.
ham, Comm sal Vamp Oolaw( Www.
st.:the. Au& .aliaLorr. canna of Waahins ton and
Treadle as,Z=l.or.m. opal* Plusbotigh,
makIPIP. -
commercial Natal,
Corns of Ginni tad Nes Lau, New Orkans.
1? K. STEEL could most rosin=
1r Int= Lb , tnsvoling priblla that Eta
4u. the &bar. ca ul 11c4o1.
121.• natal has rocontly turiergon• • Iboronah r•P•tr
sad nuonratAnx.' tag has Wen Med uPp oath noir And Co.
Ignlttandtaro, ortin t t an. An. Th• 2 10 bnintob
01
fft="rt tits Zu to te:maw so l io ut trirms
tact Um =Ants awl.
Thia £lOl.l bring elbule..l the Inunodlato tkinity of
tba business Nut of Lh• des . , as - wall aa bring conv•ahmt
Zdandise, Lb, probrlotor hopo•11•117
at/million 10th, vont, ot natrons to melon that
lIMN petnnosga that has own born bratows.4 opm Obi
Mica of Board per Day, $1,60.
no Bar Ira b• docked with Whim and _ 11obrions Wart.
or to no others onaoln enr. A good Lunft.. from 10 to
1241. bl. Al•nobliglng sod gcconunodattneAttandanta.
AnZbild • O. 11011011 4 Aunt
MoBAELISI co.,
aut•Trtplatt, arFadlot
OOMMIRSION MERCHANTS,
/re, 2s LIVIA a COMILIRCIAL RT,
Arg Iced. Itam
St. Louts. 'Mo.,
fartudirs t flattlosul • llottr.Onto
te..solltied eta proattly wouted.
1.1. T.' H. NiTUi lk littatittrik.
Ur, 000011 ' staid
11,310 N
i a CO.—TRANSPORTATION.
Ws ad" "'blithe
re.W. x ,pr:itrar,rmaiiiiiie
.., ....wv "abareato sad tram the Se
nna CU*.
LVei.tktbalerierep.ovzoWurdiaiellmothonbiadhPelied.osubito_ mill
b. mired to raider Walitatouon t o. &item" et
'pontoon asalNtaera t.. Tat an4ibittot ti: the I .
"land PVisee
. 14 0 A.W0.4 Tilt give
leoniated laths at traded.
Ogle oa , li Steltiket tag
.... .
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1866
Advance Payments.--ilereatar no gllb
seriptinn will be taken lbr the Daily or Weekly mutt..
rink= P.Mewl. i made In advance. Whenever tbe
run s 1. np Lp whltb the subscription Is paid, the parwr
will be Invidinbir Stunned. unless the subscription Is re
aimed by advance payment. AU transient sides:Leh:M.
or every doeuiption. siLll be ronuired to be paid la ad
vane. The only sir:option. SUS be where erwcial month
Is or yearly contuses are made. seplotkw
1011.1nttelpitrgh woods tiszeue.—Ths eitantive
circulation ofour Melly awe, °Mare to our burton. man
a most Sealrable Ludlum of making their budneer known
Ourotrenhation le between Ibur and Ore thousand. rashly
almost erfa-r anicrehant, manufacturer and atm keeper la
Waters Paustaylvaule.aud tautens Ohio.
Flom to. Mattalnnis Daily Time.
Remarks of the Ron. E. Joylarrb, at
the Sumner Indignation Meeting, on
Friday Night.
Although he came to the meeting, said Mr. hi
by appointment, be nevertheless amid have
deemed it a duty to be present, and be bad no
doubt that the audience he was called on to ad
dress, which formed but a fractiin of a greatest
assemblage, divided into two separate meetings
at the Court House, came there under a similar
feeling. They felt themselves bound, as men,to
protest against lacrael outrage perpetrated on a
fellow-man—as law respecting cultism', to pro
test against a violation of law and order and de
cency, by one, who, as a law maker, was bound
above all other men, to a strict observance of le
gal obligations, and of the proprieties of life.—
As memborapf a free coommunity, they could
not but regard the siennlt on Mr. Sapper, as ea
attack, not only on his Constitutional right of
free speech, bat on theirs. If the voice of free
deliberation was to be silenced by brute force in
the halls of debate at Washington, under the
immediate shadow of the Constitution, there
would soon bo an end of it everywhere. Tole
ration of the violent suppression of free speech
there, would lead to similes scenes in our State
legislature, and the dagger, the bludgeon, and
the bowie-knife, would usurp the place of reas
on and diecussion. An epoch of ruffian brutal
ity would be established, such as existed In the
National Assembly of France in 1789, when the
menace of assassination, and the threat of per
sonal violence could only he frustrated by the
'leavens] wearing of ere-arms, and the de
termination of the members of that body to de
fend their persons at the hazard of their assail
ants. God forbid that such a state of things
should be brought about in the Coggresis of the
United States, but was there not imminent fear
of it? The Senate bed Invited to further violence
on Its members by dismissing the subject to the
charge of the Home of Representative, without
a word of manly sad earnest reprehenmen of the
atrocity committed on its floor; and there was
good reason to believe that the latter body, con
trolled by party spirit, would excuse itself from
• vindication Of it, dignity and honor, in the ex
pulsion of Mr. Brooks, by a resort to technical
subterfuges and pretests. Congress was impo
tent to protect Its reputation or the liven of its
members, and its ImbteiTity appeared to para
lyse the press and the courts of justice of the
national metropolis.
In snob a crisis, when there was snob a per
version of sentiment at Washington it behooved
the people to give voice to their feelings in un
mistakeable terms. Moab es every man of pro
per sensibility sympathised with the physical
sufferings of Mr. Sumner. who now lay writhing
on a bed of pain, Babel:ad be recollected that he
was a victim In a cause in which we all suffered
in a moral point of view with him. He was a
martyr to one of the dearest of human rights—
che most invaluable prerogative of republican
freemen, for which oceans of blood had been
shed in the old and the new world, the cham
pions of which were canonized to eternal homage
in the calender of free nations—the eat:redeems
of free thought and free speech. For exercising
his constitutional privileges, within the boonds
of parlimentary decorum, as wee manifest from
the absence of any call to order by the presiding
officer of the Senate, Mr. S., bad been wounded
almost to death by an aesallant, who approach
mg him in an unguarded moment, while ho was
pinioned to his desk and before be could rise to
his feet and to the use of his natural weapons of
defence, beat hint on the most seruatire part of
the human body with brutal force, as if it was
his determination to deprive him either of his
life or his reason. And yet such ie the monstrous
perversion of sentiment that there were to be
found influential pt. 1164111111/ prefeesedly respec
table people in the Southern States wh o could
applaud the deed and its author! It Is grateful
however to ace several exceptions among the
Southern papers to this endorsement of crime,
and to know that the high toned (spirit of honor
that once marked the citizens of the South has
not all died out.
Never, said Mr. M., will I believe that the men
of true chivalry in. the South—they who cherish
with pride the ancient reputation of Virginia,
Kentuoky and South Carolina, for manly, gener
ous andnoble impulses—Who !MOM moan actions
and their perpetrators—who shrink from an im
putation of unworthy motives and dishonorable
conduct, as an indelible taint on private charac
ter—will malign their personal reputations and
the fame of their native commonwealths by pub
licly eenctloning the recent outrage on Mr. Sum
ner. In vain may any further claim be laid to
chivalric roles of action below Mason and Dix
on's line, if this flagrant breach of ell the arti
cles of the code of chivalry be permitted to puss
by =rebuked, by the people of that part of the
country.
The Senate had often been the theatre of cx.
cited debate, but this was the first time that
bleed had been shad on its flour, because of
words spoken in debate: Exciting as were the
discussions of the present day on the subject of sla
very
in that body, they were not mores° than der
bag the period when nullification threatened the
disruption of the Union. The latitude of remark
now claimed was not greater than that then eon
ceded; but at that time the members of Congress
were distingsdehed as much for their gentleman
ly courtesy, magnanimity, liberality of feeling,
generosity of nature, and forbearance of temper,
as for their abacus:canna attainments and pre
eminence In Intellectual qtaalifications. • The
memorable debate between Mayne and Webster'
was a striking etample of parliamentary pro-
priety. The speech of Mr. Sumner might be
more vehement in tone and emathing in rebuke,
but it certainly was not as levitating as that of
Mr. Webster. Whatever the arsenal of denun
ciatory eloquence could afford, that waeoalon
leud to overwhelm Lie antagonist, Mr. Webster
made tree use of. Ells' magul ceut '
phiilipplo
abounded in the keenest sarcasm, .the most sa
tirical wit, the firiereest invective, and the most
crushing blows of Detioathenien logic. Never
did the Athenian Pnyx resound to more power
ful blasts of indignant 'eloquence than those
which fell from the lips of Mr. Webster on this
occasion. Ills antagonist watt completely over
whelmed beneath the store which descended
upon his bead, and hie defeat was too evident to'
be galnerayed. And yet the champion of South
Carolina neither Nat his temper or his sense of
self-respect. Ile Was conscious of having done
the best possible torn bad -canes, and he retired
from the field - with an honorable repistatbsn for
high talents, and fir an effort to achieve gnomes
against unequal odds. The whole eonntey was
around at the spectacle of this encounter be
tween two master minds, and•seetional feeling
never ran higher. The North wad,pitted against
the South, and the latter was discomfited, bat
yet the sacral precincts of the Beziete were not
invaded by any vindictive intruder, s: fling
with murderous blows the great champ on of
Union and Freedom. That was the era o great
Ulan and greet sonls—the dip of smell men and
small spirits had not yet come. • • '-
But of all imbjetits, on which thertreheread be
the tersest license of diesouselon, the. greatest
liberality of temper, the (meet laterchange of
sentiment, said Mr. M... the question of slavery
was certainly the first. The North bad been
unfairly treated. The "'diesel:lA Compromise,
which, for the thirty-four path of itsexlstanoe,
hod been a bead of ;Ace between the North and
South, wan destroyed for more demagogolcal
purpose ' and on false pretexts. In campus*.
tion for Its overthrow, it was promised that the
resident settlers of the territories should have
the right to deteitibm forthemseives their poli
tical Instibitione. And yet, no sooner was the
compromise repealed than this pledge was via
lated,by the attempt of the people of an adjoin - -
ing State, under the tacit sanction of the Federal
'lloventment, to establish slavery by force of
arms in Kansas. And became of the rightful
resistance of the of that-Territory:Li this
wicked cruende 'gabled hunthillbeirty, they /ere
shot down in cold-blood-their bonne fired over
their hemis--and thali Wen. eitniesd and plunder.
ed as if by a foreigtrathetay. or by a band of
marandingarrsges. , ::Xivil , War, einell:,.eliging
clef frontiers,
.and !). - 711 %.
-e g.nunnient lott
ed on abetting Its exithorg and enectiraging their
atrocities. -
," ; There WU an intenee sympathy with
the Free.lltate men of Sawa throughout the
Northern and Western States; It could not be
otherwise for they were. etrliglell l T in 1 " )111°
And yet § while they were hunted dawn like
wild beasts for asserting their lights tmder =el
lament Courses, and their'': were
away
from them, a Senator, reFrelit tt j d f irotr h„
elent and honored Commotrneeltit ,
cate their
In hie plac s, '" P " a th°I"TPDP‘ like them,
rights, and mill for rediesse but ito, .
most be stricken down by brute tercet
said
extremist on the question , 0: trisely/y, _Mr
If. ; I never gun "7 oo t• oo 97A/Ir
•
GAZETTE*
very and I never will; I avoid the discussion of
it when I can, bat when it takes the shape It
now does, it becomes an all absorbing and pre
dominating issue, over-riding all others, and it
must be firmly and resolutely met. No party
expediencyconjure it down ; no scarecrow
ll
theo'ave can
Union" can lull the people of the
Free State,' into fatal quietude on this subject.
While I stand by constitutional guarantees, I In
!
east that Kansas has a right to be and ought to
be a free State, and I hold that she has as good
I a claim so be heard withoat reserve or qualifier
tion through her advocates in Congress, as South
Carolina or any other State now within the
Union. If the people of the free States are true
to themselves they will lay aside all m nor dif
ferences for the present, and uniting an • 'Ashen
or unblemished integrity, and acknowledged
capability, save the 01111110 of freedom from the
ruin which now threatens it *—restore tranquil
ity to the republic—soil dignity to the Presiden
tial office.
Mr. Si. concluded with a ferrid appeal to the
Ilt1M01:100 to stand by the came of Free Speech,
Free Thought and Unman Liberty.
Mr. Morris tarots to J taro zdr.L., clown,.
Tire RUPONSIL—The Buffalo Republie—a Soft
Democratic paper, whose editor, Mr. Welch, has
ever been in the ranks of the Democratio party,
and who' was the late Treasurer of New York,
elected by that party—says:
We place before our readers to-day the reso
lutions adopted by the Cincinnati Convention.
To many of them we do not feel inclined to in
terpose the least objection; but upon the subject
of the extension of alarm and the subjugation
and prostitution or free territory to the uses of
the slave power, through the aid of border ruf
fianism and murderous violence—the only issues
in the coming campaign—the resolutions are not
only unsatisfactory ,to the democracy of New
York, but will meet their unqualified condemna
tion.
The first four clauses of the resolutions rela
ting to slavery are from the Baltimore platform
of 1852, upon which Gen. Pierce was nominated.
The three following, framed on this occasion
•'more distinctly to meet the issue" now agita
ting the people of the Union, recognizes and
adopts the "principle contained In the organic
laws establishing the territories of Kansas and
Nebraska, as embodying the-only safe solution
of the slavery question," while anethei•, with
characteristic bypoerloy, declares "the right of
the people of alt the territories, inoindingKansas
and Nebraska, eating through the legally and
fairly expreesed will of the majority of actual
residents, and whenever the number of their is
habitantajustifies it, to form a constitution, with
or without the domestic slavery, and be admitted
Into the Union."
On the subject of the outrages perpetrate) in
Kansas, under the encouragement of the present
disgraceful national administration, not one
word is said. Is It not strange I If there were
no ouch thing as parties, the national body of
men who should come together' to deliberate
upon matters tonohing the public welfare, and
neglect to express their' opinions directly and
fully upon the events now taking place in Han
us, would bo looked upon as exhibiting the
meet stupendous inetanne of moral obtusity that
has existed since the foundation of the world.
It Is aphenomerion wonderful to an extent al
most to thence indignation. The blackest page
of American history, colonial or national, is now
being written—a page that the historian will
blob U record, and posterity will peruse with
theme and sorrow. It testifies to most astound.
tog and most infamous events that have occurred
upon this continent within the present genera
tion. Its memory is destined to live after those
who compose the national democratic conven
tion of IBE.I are dead and forgotten; and yet
these events too insignificant to attract their at
tention.
Tna Sou u.—lt is very common to euppose,
gays the New York Times, "that the great muses
of the white people of the South are Starch°ld
ors." Nothing could be further from the truth
The immense majority of the whites at the
South hold be elates. We have, compiled from
the Census Returns, publiabed,,by the Govern
ment a year or two eince, the following tante
meat upon this subject . In th e first column of
this table will be found the whole number of
Slaveladders in each of the Southern States; and
in the lest column is given the aggregate eclat
population of each State. This will show at
once the proportion between the two classes:
81arahaldera White
In each.- Poptilstio'
426,514
..... 6,999 162,189
... 1,477 37,941
... 809 71,169
... 3,520 47,203
38,456 621,672
. 88,885 761,418
...20,670 255,491
~.16,040 417,943
...23,110 295,718
19,185 692,004
...28,302 653,028
26,676 274,583
23,864 756,886
7,747 .164,634
65,063 894,800
Staten.
Alabama.
Arkansan..
DistrictOf Columbia.
Florida
Qeoeaia
Kentucky
Louisiana.
Maryland:.
.....
kliaeomi
North Carolina
Smith Carolina.
Tenneanae ....... .......
Tex..
Virginia
347,625 6,222,418
From this Statement, drawn from °Mobil
sources, it will be seen that there is not a tingle
Slavehading Mate in tra Union, in WA% the
EitArttIOLDLID emtilute Oza•Tattm part of the
aggregate real warn population. In South Caro.
Ma, where the Blaveholding elm is relatively
the most numerous, out of a white population of
2:74,163 only 25,60C—lers than ona•tenth—ate
Slareltolders.
A Tottcmao Iscrossr.—Thu saddest story
that we ever read, was that of a little child in
Switzerland, a pet boy, just as yours is, reader,
whom his mother, one bright morning, rigged
out In a beautiful Jacket, ail shining with silk
and buttons, and gay as a mother's love could
make it—and then permitted-him to go out to
play. Ile bad scarcely etepped from the door
of the "Swiss cottage; when an enormous eagle
swooped him from the earth, and bore him to Its
nest, high up among the mountains, and yet
within site of the boats of which holsedbeen
the joy. There he was killed and devoured, the
eyrie being at a point , whielinter literally luso
eetsible to man, so that no relief aide blealforl
ed. In tearing the child to pieces, the eagle to
placed his gay jacket In the nest that it beeame
a Sittwe there, and whenever the wind blew it
would flatter, and the sun would shine upon its
lovely trimmings and ornaments. For years It
was visible from the lowlands, long after the
eagle* bad abandoned the nest. What a eight it
must have been to the parents of the victim.
A Faisnmurr-os raft dram=Thu spectacle
of the President it theynited &.tee masking a
partisan spesohlk an esolted political:erowd, is
one that Dever could: ha...mitered ttets the von:
temptations of any 'pattiotio eitizen... Yet such
a speolsele - waatttnessed at Washlngtens on Sat.
eirdsy evening,mken Franklin Piste° desecrated
tho White:Boas* by:appearing atone of its win
dome and addressing &crowd of politicians an
the party issaaaand the party doings:of these
to whom ha awes bi alaratlon apd hie downfall.
The Instincts of the demagogue do. not seem :to
base abandoned him in his present humiliation.
The foal% yeti of his tennef•offies dada him as {
deficient la dignity and - sewn of. propriety as he
was fear years ago. Be =mot -be oontent to
retire decently to the obseautity that Ids party
has consigned hint to, bat toast use Wilma:months
of office In acting the political buffoon andpnwen.
tiog himself 06 an object for his countrymen to
blush for and strangers, to sneer at. Cannot
soros plan be conErived to socomPlezates
for the rest of his tcrele. BO that While be
Puullont he may hare no more cpportnitias of
degrading. Ids countrit=Philiddphics. Belisha
follorlt 7 •
:Hi following Is an !mute% from recent tier
-
mon by BAT. T. 840111111;.0t
"Out of thellonth osmSth the whirlwind; and
cold out of .the". North." Such ia the picture
which the bdoi - ofJotglives; from the spina of
tho Almighty lilmaeffi to'aispresent thetemper,
of.the twoletlttales: Tholtbirlyind le the bru
tal end murderous force of the stmoaphera--
IM fury lissom, spent; the track of its deeds
thin lianOWe. , let the puniebteont that follow!
be patient end thorough. Let it Nano summer
gust; but Notimber justice; broad scorching;
and terrible as tho treat marohlutt seutliwt' l4ll
clothe 'logs of polar wind, hershtod by no cheep
thunder, but sweeplog matte storni of Wahl
to 'vrify the tar of nubile sentiment. and'bory
our tyrants fn le7 . Israeli! , •
A Deemnacw..—The News Yolk ;Unlir says
that the great &althea ffi the way of the etc.
am G u th ,. p ac hnuo, ht. the appteltienioa that
hi. 'loathes will. ante .no vaesaelis; that - him
t he riumph wield prate. bat a—bursa mictory to
boom horde of . offwassekers. autetei
At would chugs the Cablas# ULU wouldlis
hardly fait to turn out , the: witty thoaaand office
holditre who would help hhn into. the Presidia
del Okain In order:to play ibe..aztoy of out.
nidank the =ben:who Zaire ifficels to the
tiembwr:Whis hold. Ohne en about) the hundred to
our. :we how in this cousidiceitionft-ret7 Arent
'" 7416/1647 i 14
Ave.hanir,ltintWsledi
Wtatitarienel Stutter an'd.We'ttiablln ;ludo:
full juitlaii iota theta,- when, In shott,tnlbol•
itionfet wDt Aa'vnetioa al shay ID NINE York
0146140.-
VOLUME ,- LiIL4NOMBER - 252.
Parffik=l.---At the - aortinatledi of 'Geis• in
1848, the Looofooo loaders of hreshlgan went halt
cot of their skins with' delight, and Prepared
themselves for a pleasant walk ever the coarse.
CASs enii-iitrriavfmaiersn!!
vu displayed in front of the Free Preis office
before election—the trial came; -
tbeawarnas want start tbi Oat!
So It was aritittarry in 1854, amino His and
will be with Buchanan in 1866. A sagacious old
democrat remarked to no on Friday night. .
oar boys think It all plain sailing now
that. Buchanan is nominated, htit I tell them it
isn't so—if he Is elected It will be by bard mp+hfl
work, and some gelid luck beside."—Ditroit
Aderrtiter. '
A Virginia paper has lately blown a very swig
blast in satiation of BeastorDongiss. It compares
him to Monist Chirsharate—and - thinkehe tow
ors abora other men as that mountain- does
shore • inferior hilis. Whereupon John Went
worth, of thetigottgrTmerat,, - who knows
Dooglae book" ettis.' the oLlifie Giant"
doss resemble tlimboreso,- or none at its neigh
boring peaks. But with this difference, howev
er: While they era poiring has op, Douglas
is pouring It does!
We have to notice says the NOV York - Post.
the discovery of an extensive frond in
Tide article of commerce has teen adulterated
to the extent of 8 to 9150 r cent. of water ; mixed
with - the lard. The discovery has aimed great
excitement and irritation itttheztrode,andWeme
mope ore about to be takes to prevent repeti
tion of the fraud.
CEMETERY /LAW WOE/18.
No. 888 &left &red. bokno
MATTPITTSBURGH, PA.
HEW LAWTON
P.8.40770.AL MARBLE MASO N,
VlVlBEKBreallectfully to infortalds friend'
T T and the gong. grounsL that be Us load the
torailisAfTl y he miaaraholp end es/s of Mt/
Y" Voirs weiz2losies, ll % g etig God Omer Profeet
of evert Twisty and RC=
JIAITTMIJDZSA
Centre Table, Pier, Bureau Ind
WARR STAND TOP&
Rnf h.lll" Bre n stiWt h e
boo been sainted hy bruSeibWrir Mr teethe'—
'—
Rs L. Woo rowed to build Vaults. Rader,
Loteorith garble or Stoke, and to curate mg at/worst
in Ids llns, In gar of too Cameterts atheism` Pittsburgh.
rer mail attended to with illepoteli.
1,21 pi:minion to
Robt Gehrsyt.
Ron. Win f u IAU, Jno Chlgoth .
John semnbaortz. w L Risiggh •
Chas Brim& Ests U09%:mr61
Thom on; rod. • Alt Dui jap,
W P
The t l etibed with and Do-
arestie Iderble elthsr flribbsd or in the roushor TWAe
ash. totem
Re L. ass ...hi an.n&W.Mts witJa tie nuoinfletxr.
re of the beet brandy fors oinistant mid/ of EfOrriuth'
ore
ant. Water ood laminate Lime, and Photo Tsido.
Loth for Lead and Btu= • Work. eh avid& het. tooloo
ad to forideh .*.hart aeries. ratallatlrlytietastl
DELAY NOT,
Ye who Consider a fine head of Hair
MATHER'S GREATEST ORNAMENT.
I.‘ ant grant. to lato ats
BANDEa'n ISCIALP
which restores thehealthc w inditlon of tn•aralp. Mom
to
hair grow on tart bar and cheeks any tandsooy to.
wards tra Ming oat and rig thin.
ir r. grasaa r tits.gral rtt,,,,,trana=tiitsnro;
!Meyer, Stout & Moraanroth,
Sculptors, Stucco Workers to Wood Carvers,
No. 222 Penn et, neat /noin„
plums of at kinds; also Ornainents in
nutter of Parb, Rosa an.l iltzbltoto. Abi d a eotst•
lag trading. bottl to sod cut.
A. Krebs & Bro.,
LITHOGRAPHERS, •
Ka. 74 Third Street. Dispatch
VERY KIND OF DRAWING RN
. ANDPBXT7=II siscaisd
Tbra
fIROCARIES '
455 de N idolseaas. palm 00 •uar, In oat coolasiiso.
6 do /It James best littorbronsa Molawer.
100 bars prime Orms Rio Oates;
50 pams Black =I Gessat Tear.
10 bourn 11.,5 It and Woa U esszt's 6. Totsocer.
5 teat ub stt twist Tamar:
tcs DMaori:sae quality:
20 taxes beasmad Candler.
5 do Pearl March,
With assaisostautot, of Spleor.da, = •
The stare articles I will sell wee t. , r cash or galas at
sbort. Was. ail intim] rattling ramos boslasst 1. tionteof
soy .la let Jcly nest. 11011TROPIEMarty
IdlTolll=lBB.
, 209 stmt.
The Taylor Aron Wort for Bale. • 7
THIS elegant - Rmung• Mill, in -NeVZ
8y..14 saw oblarod rale. Itis beastlfelbr
on the an bask of Llaltut Our. -The mill hews le 000
feet labs br 100 wide; tWe two ameba" coo Of MOO. gal'
order and 20 Loeb eras, and tbs other U loch sad a lest
etroks, Aso , a
dodos. welt. balm. tt.
order. Also, a roll twain E lathe, elt lantoell/
basest grebe& ma WU le Elthts . Um dere 40 bang
ready to Olazinfootoro Iron. The ewe described propwbr
.111 be esba at Public AilettOn. on t.bo IpittanOy, oIEWITs
RZSDAY. Joss eth... r atat.lo /1. M. wank DzsrballT
d ={l l Xa L, rt i nt iMe knobs on the Alai or ;ale.—
Address POWEL DOD= 00.-Nemvort. .ODD S
..Ilk BOERS FOR CANNEL COAL WILL
u sow be promptly 4111.4.' If dropped to tbo cater
Lois at tbs terser of Tourth owl Wood sta. at Dr: Bolan
Wirsy's Aar* PcoltlabAdstrost. moats the P. 0.. or at 8..
Wstsoes store, soma: of La berty mot Wars* ott. Pitts
tsmes. mot to .11botbaly. city. atthe Cosa .ot or flml.
Dyer's stars, corner Pedant sod Isseock sts.
f4 ;'-' i t* * t i r 3 d 41,
t " 2 2 I. * s . r.
Tams oath cm &limy . . .DlAllint a Oa
B LUE MASS-150 lbs for ego by-
B. AL 71.1XIMMXIC. t OCIL
DR.IIIICSELELL'S TETTBR OINTMENT.
rh t irms. htwmpan konirn to &Maths
=. Pimples. meted LimitgeNlamed Emes. kg=
muSMiels otitis JIM. Pat only bi
Jog. mimics:
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DLES' PRATER 0001 t da.“4lllboopZditkino of tbo
k of Comma Prom." 1X W. st too - Dgpcoltory. 87
Wood otomt, by • - W. P. MAIULLLt 03..
job • Llbronsoo.
STAR CIANDLES—Jtuit reoeired Inman
dikaatl, on onssionntort. bozoo of 8,
di =lot to , Oolo la . GEM
AND FRENCH' PRATER
zGr i Twi lAN Tus—ibe Drpli e lr7pt todir•
Pm.nr Ikea. as. Mai ". "I. C°'
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CCODFISH-5 casks of Codfish on osmosis
meat awl W. el. br SPIIINCLIM HARBALIOU.
3 MEP PELTS-650 Sheep Pelts redd
10 sti IRe Bah by BPILINUIR mutilation.
SUGAR 0138.ED1111218-10 tao just reed
sod Dr ulo br MINIM lIAWZIGEL,
YE FLOUR—a fine article for sale by
. . i 4.„ AM= OOLLEILIL
SHAD J - . 0 barrels for tslebiy:o)-
DO--DDO boxes for sale
rW 4ij49lP;llll7C;7l7P: ql t ' •'''"'" .7 tt
sTAßou—so bxe-Pearl Starch. far We at
msanfentunre rem. Dr 11113112 H. OCILVINS.
Vt!LNlSH T S . bl:9s•LigllC E !=sa a la ock by
01: 1 11321-1001ba for sal ea
IL:BIIEGAZO'r; Cinnamon and =
ILINCOMENE-201) ors just recd and for
wear ' Jet B. B. SELLERS It 00.
ICIRAOT LEMON T -2. .gro Tildesesjust
tied and Sr WY by . 11.119:1114XISS ON
IV 0. SUGAR-450' 11149 ; totobxioe
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WRAPPING RATER--40 Scam
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a. *Amu= it ON cm Wood sat MOW
/FIHRESE--50 boxes vrlme- reed-and' - for
) au. es , ire' max es malts Et ,
3001b3mdbah-L.0.,, lest reed and
fwgisle - - • Imam
Papers Bilge Pill - Biffaklkteed
awl for Yale by 1.6 BIOS.
0 Parbo Willow FLl4Ba r tgst
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VIAACON'SIIOI7.7D
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FEIIOIiES-1004awhalves reed axic*,.. - 2
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TIOTAA9I3- 8 auks or No L reed. azifo r
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AST STEEL. Mowing Serthonwarninted,
Or al. to tIOLNXIMCOLLINe. Wisftai •
CI.EULIN , GRAD — LES , af=,v ar i e ,
gut won JO MUMS • , tar
- _
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L.)Potu tab h
""" making Ault sa
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BA 0 0 N - =30,000.1 ahlds, Bides
roams at Ecm;
5 REtli t lS German j g I:l33mr.ietoe
100 me White new Mid far
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