P. I£l7DAlS v Axiotiormr: Cbsawstat esles_ Mow. *awe? Pbedand , /A.A . Ott . _ rania__staatormasraialtlini 1501:1111 rwaolllllll2lll,oTB-43s2h=tl i a u 2, at darrstri Watts Martbsotlf lo4Noto ot SS Ors torsmah of Posta trariarreatri &Trost of 46 tt rna Oinlaa 114 . 14 eltatimlZ bra 00 fort to the, Rrotturrills Lota Noa 114, snit SILI k uirmesolt &hat ofZ dot co sdle 1.1 . li g= are at litl C Znlaidnelln sad the Pali LAND SS la Ms borsaiir itticdr i on Car. 21eson at, est mot arlisaa 1 :12% Of:mutat atlrlaVBOble 00 R t s4r.saeb Al of 24 ft car Itiagtma c is, etterthig! oaor, tug not to Mama sass.— Tam bat drsettbedlats ars asst. sou Bakrwrirs Oran Works. Tam~cah. : Bab num. P. M. DALVP. Anat. PATALOGUEISALE OF INTERESTING DOsltn Saturday irreribur. 2 1 M' oinoineon tog at DO deka_ ,k =2- b. soul at Um onnirectisl. min roams owner of Wood and 211th .a., bs eankurna, a yole nab= collembo of Dm= on "twisty of latitisting mb- I octs. Aswan thou be mound Byrnes American Do. singers' Oomoanion; Ate, numerous =Arm Webster's =only IDuyelopedls; Donteset. g ood's Illoring. voir, MltetielVaTlerr of Um Wurid; IlaytpDontibel Do Iran Sagami Llf•ot =it Areilantis. illustratod; nutter Utiles= itoarnaltJaro Morniniri mi ki i rrusem lianwtok's Mo. ichoolos; ELawker on emoting: We Memoir.: Studies oretarerp D'lasolYo Worm., 2 vu' s: ywaro'a Gazetteer; Wars et the nen= iwoltu Illown7 or =mt . ray letwkaul Wor=fif BUM Illtitint Da =in of. Wonde r-fol Mambo= VIM Haumites Doiland; ere= Citing - cif tns Werj4.oie., An. - to. Clatalogens aro now ready - and ante omaLw, at tbs Fan rooter. - " ' ' PJ M. DAMS. Anti. . . . . . Obid.aild Penna. and Ohio and Indiana __- Railroads. IdIOTIOS. TO Sr:PERK—Oa arid after ruts 7th : MIL o Ledbidatatt be bladed in at thy izat attest Stake T ceetent 1 0 . id. af the day of thloatad, attends, the Oontaany Ind me n &siva an in any manoarlo mantillas fon tli t• fahlad • . u. M up BROWN'S isroneldatTreehes or Vain Lozenges. : MtyE: LOZENGES are mado from a eeteersed nape to the alleelatlon . of Minn. rest. et t t U ne . ebrea Cc r. S :=co ege t = t e h r e . <alien or there:el amine. to isednas or On.. a tat molest AnA tor ate at therstent Depot on tenure tre& hada Weed. B. N. WICKERSHAM. only AEA restnutr anointed Scat tor litteteunt. and ands— UT. dud Meyer, Stout & Morganroth, Sculptors, Stucco Workers - a Wood Carvers, Ho. 222 Penn at., near Dude, rbaGl Es of all kinds; also Ornaments in .stei of Pads, Wood and Muth,. sta. dr &eons Uding.. both MA& and oat d =cP orevay douniptioa sad oty/o toredsbod at tin i ord:lyd E biON - ,it 0 R SP On AT 10 N • . taVVINAUYAVIWASIWiIia de • bury boalnois bf ritIiNA.CAX and 811.11.8.0•1). toooliOg to sa4 trout tits Sottast JaigitairritE u tfirrp= ll.l to souse wader V ...T tot to Batt ma of oo Easton tt Wastan t. am at Os In, CU Ma • Portago BAStros• vat she 41 For Bale. . T . ilE*Flirit: Miss works as th e °Vara lillasivatta. Theo works arctity situated on aba bank tf tha=tiany rivarlash• ward, the bay. bum •124 srr adudrabtf whatineatablialunstit util Oa sold oareaaonabla firma eel anemia:ulna =tun tlantibrad ko any alsr f t i r . 4tga rots of ensuing. In thia lowa:lay ftlinrA Nor liarlilagr a pla t rainotbr 14, 410 pr of J. MR& DEZiNT, minor Market and third sin. ow° a psders.. — nsimoso CO. rismihtaz,_July 7th. 1154 NOTICE ti the Stockholders of the Ohio sad Reetrierlesola Ream' Camps T7—lo Porno , saes ot • varlet the 9teethelhos m. the Ohio sod Pero altrzll6.l4l,l7l.(rzioz? . s tuih t. O i lrl e tet ri tr t l v 4 burgh, 00th Loth or Ws moth, Ittereet the boors et 9 c e ' s DlRtbitato ot . i p t% oelc Mß ' 1:1 Bo 11, Trarra t iss 011101,1919 RAILROAD 02111 PAN Ye to eeree Ihr tow 7011. 999 Rath theft. =ewers are arson seertedlnAt l o DAM • • Seer of then. A P.R.11,0e. Valuable Cityand Sale Country Property for Y virtue of =order ef the Orphans' Court OmtT.mads the 171 E 77 385410tH , I .rtU r eirMit citz< PI on MINA the sat day off-datusti 1 at birettas. A. It by UM =Waist:atm. of MIPS Ladl deed, thy IN. deteribel Pleas of WoPertY. to win - Ist.A that lot orplaea 01 around *Mate to the eity of Pittehorgh. fronting= Water street about. 21 twit. and extending throturti of the rams width. about 160 Isskto Front stmt. no wttett Wended • good three story hada mayhems with Are lomat sea, to No. 60 Wataratz 2d. AU that lotor plow aground In ths eitY albrectade bar= as .14e4. 4 Pardses Row." CO western skid of Hay streets cantabiles In treat on Hay Meet 17 feet WM Ine.. sae artendlng tea of the rams width HO feet to an alley. Gaeta& tiered:id a throe story brlck • Omahas lime and bade bulled:o7e • _ ate. Alt that lot or pique of inaoad. wt 08 wt. NO- irr Or Badiortffaplan allot& de. In PleleinStankomitaLuing in trent en the Idosousphela riven 000140 Met. and sx• tending beet atontl6o Oat: •'• 41. h. All that lot or pb.eme a srotmli In East Binniog. bars.ntarked number Id John shame's plan in said berme.. fronting 0 foot on Wharton street and in 400th c 0 Peet.= whla is mated stirs story ilualuiDendk lith..Phs =divided two fhb* puts peahen:e ' er all shat certain lot system of wound. Minato Imatino about GOP Pet on ths Alarehany r eer. in the Ist ward of Alleallany dtr, and bounded by ISClbilelt end Isabella striate sad the western has of out lot ho.' 32, enatatnina about In' sams. MM. All Clout lot No 174 In thIITMSTI tract. tar MI tabling ten ears. more or been (except so wads thereof at was sold by John O'B¢oo to t.bae. Thorn. to 0111 111 feet fronton Plumose Imre sod in do pth MI bet) at the dis tance 0126 feet Prom Lim of lot No Ittl, cm the math Hue allot No 174 eateseld. 7th. All of ont loco Nos 173 ‘ 174 and IN. In the Reserve 8.T": 4 . 4 u1 7 ,1M1L - .71.1=ir, 7 . bgt r ig 41: adapt 3.D touch therioles le contained in made:Merge Led. Ude plan 001010 du. nenedecl In the Heciardat's cake of A= noturty. In boot -- --. Coors rental's tots at Veen of around rime. pa= Atfcr I. B rfvfw7:illi of 4.2.61. 70.71. 7 70.60. EA 112, 93.943, pre 100, 101, 104, 103.110.107.10 N /11. 112.113. Ht. mots. 117. 119.170. 121.1231 n said drones laclllers plan of loin dn. lith All ew that • carlaln teed or sea. Po. crodulitml In land altorto 10 Wertmoraland eont7. Penna. enuithilt es Wanonsialsolaer and conturdnit awed Atli entre. which by amides t. narrement. dmed Nay, 1853, were sold by P. ELT nerto.lo and Jan C. Gamble to Ms atW 1"W 10.61. a, tbst mum Watt of mil; ao.. contained la lend ettnats to Jefferson township. AlleOety oantat7 allorassid.mmtabilog about tO maws, togetM with the railroad. bolldints. and whew Itxtu , es connects! UM*. with or pertsdning tballto. .01,0 Robert .'unninghsas mid wife. and William Oonninirlosen sad wife by deed. an. direntad and roamed to We saldilmreo Tams made !mown at nleh JOHN WILT Orgi SAM% 0011111.2, Admen. arc. Owes[ will[. awd. SAMITEL—KROESEN. BUZINACIIIMILS 0.7 ;PINE AND CEDAR WARE, No. 21 Dimond, r Door/row D. itsuelfmrs Onnatantir on hand and for do, Wbokelo and Ridad Wadi and Bata Tuba !fwd.". . Bowls. . Pats awl DWI Poona. 3 1 0roo /Woke" BOUM, Prints. .. Zino Wadi Boards, Gat WoD U.U.oot (Mar Barnet Churn.. J. ...M r Wash Bowd!. liftebto atulDraw Baolads. • ,-• • Stiandwar.backoes. •• • Dalfßnotods. clothe" Sulam la. 3.othon kinds of Ware in Me Las EMI4II to aides sad ywriptly stiond,d to . ••. - noll•Paror2 Notice in . PartltaoTh TO Diary Bedell; bats& Cassell, Augastits liotelikix. and !El mina: ben olAdJmo.Botdtlo. d. Emends Clak, Olnales Cla_ ,ek : m maaJ, Barn mins minor bells of Chsebtto Barer, deed, and Wile item 0. roan, help and legal sonnentarden of Ern El tieUns. deed. • ; t aut o no To* and ash Of Eon will tago nonoo:th atilt Dorman. of a nit of rorlition Wu= out of . Orolume Oran of Allegbeny scanty: an - - Inquest trill • leo 'bald Ind taken upon OA ptemiset of Ws nte Era ft, li'll . s u nt e e 1 . 1 . 112 . 1. stazeneany ralf:Meolw 611 11 41.4 ue 117 S, 1.0 0'2004E-, frAtta=oltdscrE, 3,3=1.121.:14,==:*..1114; you On ate= Iffy= think gloom • • 80DY PATIYIIaCS. amid./ lileffttht Mee. • • • • • • . M 7104846, ' JOPtirri . Desirable Tannery for Bala rlandereigned offers for rale, on reason at! terms. trio kdlowing proratT• la Ms tofu 41 aszoolltto, Jotters= coanty,Oldo.two mina Crops donna villo.os taiselovolsad nad Madrona Indlrood. - could. tar eta, and a baltoona or land, on ankh to anasod_n connortonio as:unT innidlas nor. with ' , pod TI• Igainaleattaligna Z.V.7.1111."`a ALIN 40 scrod of had taUnoult to the irlDago. Ida tam; to onnda to tba aodendgved, on the loon - JinnatfT • 4.1• 110 • • 01.1.2.5.bizU in Moro and for --, DAVID 0; 11731132. axe Liberty Rana sta., - ..... -•1 : I : :IA • 40: I• • 51:1: 41 d. WS , aralPl7 ovinsadAasHpy MUMS * COLLINS-1W Wood at. VBIA COVSB&4lio:larosit,Astoot of' MI Wan TAU, dtand.4md Warms isru Wu found ba dtt wad tbo but vsendy of dy__Por, uninuole end lads Willi Akdb TUIVVXWBV IB Munn • FLOUR -60 _ Ircieh- Ground: Ma lkarlnstorrimilarsals ET: WATT &WILSON. • " C6B si. es,. wi 8%1 CsattiT MAIN too BogsrPonnid 11144 r wl pzze AwAslebri.i• 1810 • WATT T' ABM 011;-50 bblo. No 1 in stare and ILAtbr sea by DOM 0. FIZMBET. -- earner Liberty enis llowl et& "SUGA3I-2 1 lih4a. DA fair Sugarloi .far .1 010 VID O. EIUMT. gIALTS--200 bush. m itoro and for Bale by .POrk • • : DAVIDO.HEIIII4t. t '11 E101113151% Mil-PROVED inOWILIG . I=lM3 Wit ou Walt or alb try • • • .- • Houma 10014aNISi woo wood st, T , -BATHRIC BELTING—Of ' Jossfity, vitas spoof. somata sod rtystselfire Milo 116 autost st. .J.t IL PH - - - 4. ACM LEATHRII. and Rivets, of' a sup& .•,,gie!iu..4,t7'l"ll.l!l24uallr. WATER-1.0 .hbls of, fresh Rzv sissuck:wster reoe Stag day by , °nom . car Died sad Num a. 24 Hanit°B. WAIER-1-42 dOs Tjairci. vist 4 a&TO wins tgwatte,<-• 131 A/". SIM OR J — l-11POIR-2 4 1 dos of Ms ralnable CtiPelne rod/am ILDERIBIAIi TOM new end usetuscu-sui pasta sceseria "Ilath7 rpm 8131131 ER ADVANORS,"but :the de. Amite Chatmilibumisis Salacontinua ea Adak •srttleemesommarst of the inesso. lb* isitors salts sounding qt ratlrr • = . .lck _our badges. 01110:0110. d s,-.6234 tea 7-r rr...!-re trtrair wad Om%aod e D l . A: EL ;AomitpoiLl AO: seam LBssews "13 IWILBS. LAN BIDEB " et OsOLFlllimil fas saktr M Falitinvta &KM :WM43 CUBED - .loa/B- , 10 tcisi B. 0 4 °', * " .14b7 . rannTit N . ° lair d °l r! inib " aniIsinAVIINDAPPLES- 3 00 bosh. Bright Dried issaisaad its a& aTAB DANDLES-2Q-.boxes eras - Candles palms putormo roam it NO= >s<:BOOKS, ;; .MUSIC I &Cz ' CEICKERIIKG & SONS PIAN N 9 un g o ctRTES ; "" WOREIRMG it SON • - tiros; ozr Oiiiiituarre Piano litorurnimmd PABLO GRAND • PLANO. • • . . . • i For sale only by;JOIIN IL IMILLOR, .eartekooD MUT, ber./VrowNebam &irk a. 1 OHN, . IL : hi P ELLOR, • the .exelueire end HAV l LW ' neoen t rAifio sbr ••44 Wert. Mori Ws tacct •Mm.lo to Abe tithe= of Mobocrat. Al. teillbuir rootiolotoitY. rm' litoest DatiOZUM. alma b. =4u=rta.or Worming Quota tlaAtbe lzr afrarbllb tb. nay and PUS* tort. Illiarctortory. rerszttly meted st en moms or one . • . Ilars h. nen staDlolllo tne MS&IWM Boos emend welt the Inanolleetare attune omm moo Torten they inn be ear aleo to keep s WPM Itt Meer wear In PI dal the vorietlts uanalnettout by teen. Conn= Ennelkl Oeuel„ Penne Grua sod - Inoue Pluto Vail" to the lain and lynx:feu Plano Yates, ell cf welch erlll to end ln Ai BOSTON "PRICES - by th e aid crime susetdreni. and the estuabLe Omar. ante introduext foto the neer aranremy of Obiemr lug a cam they will be enabled to groaner Ortnrc Plano Pums then h t tetotge, mahout Increonse flu Jena. Pun disarm may elm &wird on • =Meta and large stock of their Plano tom. 11421.11( kept et the Waretooms in Pitt. burgh of ail the Myles mln=laccrod by. Wan. Math/ agoraug tge unman buretrearr all ths Meanings* of the Bp* s tt .ie t t, unbent asnemartof trzemmuthro or riot. A Pam Lem and deimiPtion of ablekraing 1 um Onard.Pariortnand mut u =an Plano Porta nuns had graU hcet a6 be . 1 1=.1 1 3te atreeee submit. et hantbe yle cure of refatia. prbrioWt - Etecared Areffies Pittrborgh •nd eentotTrYte , UT. Prnebased and have In we Pluto metes from the slam manufectre 17. and Mao to the I...eying Pctocinde Of Seminarierwho hate metering* Plaw Porto In um, and hare mums their angoallbed teetbsionyof their superiority one •Sllgneve Sm . klev.Chas in o. Beatty. Pricadpal of the Strm.bentille Pe mule [gm ft. &nature, Mudge of the ireatdogton [ Male nary. [ gemi Ringo. M. It i ,..PriniOng of pa Edgeworth Penn t at 'aMi t n tk r d Aten . principal bf the Blairatile Pre male SeembleM HionertHe. Bey. Joe* , P. Mgr, Principal of Einvocd Boys A VR;ter Pr= Seminary. Ifoturimiorn. Pa g r a s. quilame. • Loolmille Academe fin Young Prineital of the mom. m at Seals. Otllor gm. Ac, go. Old Plante taken In anchangesttheit vane to MT meet - JOHN Et mama. Bole agent Pa °Metering I Som. for Pittetargh end Nauru Proancyltudg. No.Bl Wood et, bet - lama 4th and tuamead ann . . • renitlydnerT New Snunly of P/anoPorte& JIABLOTTE BLIII&Ehas just received &=::on'Y iii.tarcelart% V s= spa with g band "him. do laptop of M. eoporiarity or thaw Pianos, 11 the hi. hoeing extract of report, at us lot. Mechanics . Fair at Baotou. in competition unit to. o f quo maker. Jonas Oblehrlog, nth. was Phaident of quo Ashodation -roo Innesebnoottsebstitoblo Mechanic/a AUctiailDn award for Diploma vital • Weer Ada to nallot, Dana (bp:. Pr of al Mond Moo tor , eontributed to the actdbition of 1033. Jonas Chickening, _Phoitent.. Ott. had alto ono Of Ws bra nestles onnoninition In comPluo Clam with Itallot. Doha On't Ito cumnattat. Pridasicta Ow. J.W•bb.' U. 1f...011wr. Jno. Tans% ea. sir of tblaGrand . In tormit is raun(L lull, and yeti balanced. .O.caplosUnstra= not of ita on an attitition.” • Thema Planar aro itth Alai bon "nos. than. scales. Aiding tonslo deg, sta. linden Pegg Warranted to Oh 'saltation and an =Ma to stand In day Camas. In addition to the alums, th e gotoodbor has reeetild Plana from paamicardtan• natio. Hamburg: d.W.lna_d aCo. Mohan and other hod mature et palm than Fr-. to 1.1,000. OUARLOTIII ULUMN, lies Wood ot. 8..—01 d Rants taken to ccohango at choir fell value. wiln i e . celobrated burg to Further Supply of Oldekeeng's Enos. THE subscriber bee reociyed man P erif WM NT NEWIM!" YOit=d and an additional levels. of tan on non en . tb• tray, to arrive by ilantrday tad 74th inst., to to bleb tha asnontion of toneoludon la aulTataonYin•ltad• J 0 U. ld/111.03. ... No. 111,Wced Allot brOrseaDiamond sylittts str. At oltnt tor caloasanto ABONS.Dostem PlaitOn TUNED La the eity__Cor ON!) DOLLAR. On dene left at tbs stare t ent . !14XLLOR will be promptly attended to. pad • tozo careful and rersonalble taller mat sun . .. & BRO. have just roo'd a H..rAgre. eastaine Original Melodeons ostelsad lassator's nostorr.enitannT constehhut .he scrolling. nigh pain t double swab 6 " Plano style. with doubts rents and doubts nocIL Mae. Splendid Double Bank Melodeon, With two rove of keys and mantrae amp. intlabed In tbe meet elet end Wand WIN Thie le • ary snwOr article. win ha tone and fnaltare, and we reepearany tb• attention a inacbsesse and ths_pnblia gm. ant to It. la Oniart Invented and =ha the Ora Mrs lageoce, and hl. Warn:Lents are locked upon so model. by otba mean. Par als try IL BLUER h No. 63 Fifth amt. 01184011=ms. AiSIX OCTAVE Emewood iron frame. Pi. ano, nearly saw and in serfect order, met aristna ll y for OM. • - A six and &half octavo nail Itosesecd Plana with Inon frame, • very olvtant loortromentcmdoced to doso acme rignmont to ex alt. AL Ids sad • lealf octave nay Plano, with hem date and brazes, similar in idyls to the ateme-11_ 0 ash mnr lot of bemaltd Itorowood, CILLEUiIIUNG di a. tem Pianos. have arrived and will to ready for tale this osmcnomota) The stem with • voleadid Look of Cblekesing • dons Eniddui on Plana.. hand sod fbr sale bw J. 11,111(.1.LOlt, No. el Wood et Agent for Chtelerins A boo. Boston ll cash. • want of a good, reliable -• _ T. akUltal Piano /Mine blO terabit. %h. marmites. take plenum My I talhoollos the WOW that they bay. stoop the of M., JOHN H. SYTEI, avezeitellisosed and team What tons, and stove ten*. t seaman In ... , T sue. Mr. itynre sethed et toning will mate the ?IMMO, stand in tatter tans tsma nrebilYitlN Slid 1370 annotate otliflietlem to the molt faetletone ear. All order. left at the bloatestant et 11- Ittialit Sita. 63 1111th Meat, adl baproroattratUandad to. excommaspArio-v. snolmdffnod gladl tootilly to lb. okill nod frost ofontstooos of oz. John B. Es tn. so a toner of Pianos, and. theindtalTfoocianseno hto to tad" pOMu 1124 the putglo for as *xonzat, rfl"fthfinpoland rfllabto tnoor. V. DAIIILLI, iIATITaIr, • ha mum, Cottage Ikea Pima- SPECIALLY adapted for use _— In STEIItBOITP, 110138 Vas, and la Owns worts arrest sad soar s swot Ms. of Mi.ms Is dedroblo. Tbe7 bat rosy little ram. their WWI awl talt. = lour art sad depth two Gat. and to mash saw dos to tO. arusrsor borlwrntal ram la power and .t..tnsssof t 0... no of furniture Is uturtwassooll for alsdwoos oat talltrdlilaww. awl tbelr darablatx uts• drobtad, boa lbstaarl tawooSarwt. dad moo* of tbe soon im Mad bsioatlal urstatal. Tray ars from orso of Pb. first sosoulleorburla SoM z sgsto= ri s tact sow plaatlng otharrartla.or wsd the babas srawral an mused to all sad smooths. N. Barba au • Prize• L 9l2 T i New York BI Review Prise Otodad Law. bytfl. mood. Took the Ont wise of 1200. b S7 l l l l O l ' ilar e arallParstel Hug tair, br hulk 2 1%. Fly Ocala Wotan." Frati.by 0. C. Camara-- Toot firarcoad a rr i r 900 .„ I t . " - Vt. Tao Nkomo. twat .- • tu oji Putles: 11. o. w emosoo, bartStorPoL &bon arida Omuta wars solietad fairs 400 rant ta for orropotlthwu sod It If the twit ealloettow of aorta war to:dabbedlaahoy aro fantod to wpow - 10044 aria mold id Ow low pie. of swurrolva can Baca Far mob at Um MorkStors of JOKE, IL WETd strll.l.o Bab al Woout. AI.KLODEONS AND RKBD ORGANS.— Ma Wt.. Mame bu lodise% another Int of Mae od tailed bleletiesne end Beth Mime In dame new Itcal semi of MUT irstlett sad stylt„ to m 4, 4)4 mil. otteste or Mk. moll Isec 6 sad 6)S seraphim. or num sty with deb carved mitde dent, Led 4 ne,piuofttie.7l th9eto .lrle. end contalubis diets anode tbseastiout. th e one Wised vs °dime stem the otter: aa exadbmt Instrument kythe lamest stutethee.thapets end lecture mum Every Metro. mast Is submitted to a Mime, exeminatith web= to baths nut from the se sauSW,my. sad 1. martented OTEry raped, Thom 10111 16.1 en seimummided as belts fit aterics, both to Wm Ma thaith, SO =TAW , mithufestinvilL • thief Immoireatent4 (upon which the 'animal:um encased Ls =1 rstenta wmitte mints' the wthd to Ile dimity neon Lb. mid, id as Sti_geoduos, sa opening the try milye.-the quick/n a p% eibretlau l sad the imand tbthimeteethto tbetalsr, method by the twill indult inetlare e tow, au& glee mote of melotlietui, steer* guilty, theabi th e 1.66661 posses W teed Instrument& Its vele be monorrie BLUM& J. 16 "C 4 itththilthed Piano Depot," 114 - Waal e_ Bons re ceived-st 1.0. 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OhahlNTGO sorsaliby Nltltril'o*—.Lcousreras. hag Friao-110 balf chests 'Young Lks= 4 AlnadVisksoirsielbs ,taie JILOII=94OC4. TELEGRAPHIC - • 0 0,0 BESSIO NA L. • Wearreaten,Jar o.—Pairms.---Mr. Johnson, from the committee on Feistier, reported in favor tithe Maim:ft* print 20,00 P One copies of the Kansas NEU, as passed by the Senate, bat anemia, to the motion to print theamendments proposed, and the yeas Ind nays thereon. Mr. Trumbull thought, if the Senate were going to send this forth as an electioneering document, the action taken on the various amend- matte ought to be with'it, etas to present fair views of the mibjeot. ' Mr. Wellerwished the report of the committee to be concur ed in. The positions held by • majority of the Senate had been very much min. represented, and he desiredlhat thepublio mind should be set right. Mr. Wilson was willing to send to the country a many copies of the bill as • majority desired. He regarded the bill as intended to carry on a work which the border ruffians of Missouri had commenced In Moab, 1855. The people of the country eo understood It. Why noel This bill was brought on in the early part of the session, before Kansai was conquered, end since that time Kansas has been twice or thrice invaded, houses burned, cities sacked, and some Free State men murdered, while others had been driven out of the Territory, and those on their way thither had - been arrested, disarmed and eent back to their homes. In the face of the faits produced by the Kansas Investigation Com mittee, a proposition wee brought forward this time taking positions precisely contrary to-those assumed six months ago, bolding out an appear ance of farness and justice, but heaping the word of promise to the ear and bresklng it tohope. Mr. Wade took ground similar to that of Mr. Wilson. He was willing to scatter the bill broad cast over the land, for It showed that the doe trine of popular sovereignty iris renounced and entirely given up by the Democratic party. The bill also virtually admitted that the Territorial Legislature was a fraud, foe .it legislated right over their heads and annulled nanny of its sots. Mr. Douglas vindicated the Senate bill. He said the Republicans did not want pesee until after the election, for it was all gems, and dons for political effect. Their capital for the coming Presidential election was blood, and an angel from heaven' could not- frame a bill to tittle the Sasses difficulties with which the Mack Repub licans would be satisfied previous to the Prat. dentla election. [Applause in the galleries. The chair called order.] The bill presented was fait, just, end equitable. They could not dime it, yet they were not satisfied with it. He thought it a little ratunksibis that the Republicans, after contending thatidne-tenths of tee Shea fide int habitants of-Kansas were fru state men up to the hour when Toombs presented his proposition, should suddenly turn right about and cry all free state men had been driven out of the territory. Mr. Hale opposed the bill, drawing a vivid picture of the burning of dwellings, mourning widows and weeping orphans in Kansas, and at tributing all the devastation and suffering there to the removal of the old land-mark by the re peal of the Missouri restriction. Mr. Feasenden argued that the design of the repeal of the Missouri Compromise was to make Kansas a Slave State. Mr. Toombs denied that the measure Introdu ced by him had any other object than appeared on its face. It was to protect the inhabitants of Kansa, and to restore pane. There was no design to make it .a Slave State, unless the in habitants should so desire. Mr. Crittenden vindicated the consistency of his course on the Kansas bill. Mr. Wilson denied that he had ever misrepre. tented the bill The adoption of that bill would close the question,arid soaks Kansas a slanhold ing State. He bed never uttered a sentiment calculated to elate violence in Kansas. The Free State men bid nothing to pm by violence; they only desire peace, order, security and pro tection in their rights. It was not true that the aid society had caused the troubles la that terri tory. It was a peaceful, luau' organisation, and had spent $BO,OOO la erecting hotels and saw-mills, in Kansas. He had heard so much about chivalry, that with him it was another name for acoundrelism. During the debate, Mr. Bigler, In reply to some allusion to Mr. Buchanan's political or thodoxy, denied that Mr. Buchanan bad ever used the expression that "If be had a drop of domande blood In bleating be would let It out" If Mr. Buchenan.bid tried each an experiment he would hive bled to death for he was dem ocrat-all over. Mr. Bigler insisted that Mr. Wilson misrepresented the Kansas bill, which warranted no conclusion that it intended making Hanna • slaveholding State. After further debate, a motion to print was adopted, and the Senate adjouned at nine o'clock. Horse —Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, called up the report of the Select Committee, release to the Brooks assault on Sumner, which concludes with resolutions to expel Brooks, and expressing dis approbation at the conduct of Mean. Edmond son and Keitt. Mr. Cobb, of Go., moved • eubstitute, de enring- that eke House had no jurisdiction over the subject, and therefore deemed it improper to express any opinion thereon. Mr. Campbell of Ohio, said that the resolutions were predicated on a complaint made to the House by the Senate, charging that the ;an tigen of the Senate had been violated bye mem ber of this body in his assault on the person of a Senator from Musachnsetto The testimony on the subject is full, and the feels as stated in the report of the majority of the committee are not controverted by the minority. That • violent assault was committed, is established beyond doubt, and be claimed that the House has foil power to protect its purity and dignity as re commended by a majority of the committee. Mr. Clingtoan said this matter had produced great excitement in the country. He had not been here many years, and yet had seen much stronger cases than this of fights, when the House was in session. He recapitulated those person al recontres, remarking that the House did not take action on any of them. His object was to show that the uourrence now under considera tion was sought to be magnified, with a view to make political Capital for a certain party, who, thinking their sande of life- are running low, want to get up• great excitement. There was nothing tojustify it. He thought the argument of the minority committee took the proper ground and contended, that no breach of privilege hid been committed by Mr. Brooks. Were be to speak of Sumner's speech ai Ita character de emed, be would have to adopt • collection of coarse and offensive expressions. No man has • right ts indulge in vituperation, as Franklin says, without subjecting himself to be celled to account Men of courage are rarely abusive, but those who falsify are generally cowards.— He believed that Sumner was closely identified with tho Garrison and Philips school, and was for amnia', and if that Senator wanted to de grade the country and Senate, he might well In dulge in such things. Mr. Clingman said there was nothing In the usault to justify the indignation of the country. It was not a matter for the House to interfere with, and ought to be loft to a judicial tribunal. Mr. Bingham submitted to the House that, while Mr. Cliegman lectured members as to their propriety of condom, be indulged in the most groin and outrageous personal abuse which could fall from the lips of any man. Who oon stituted Mr. Mingo= • censor of the distinguish ed gentleman from Massachusetts I Freedom of speech and security of person underlies every representative totem of government, and an the maintenance of this great principle depends the security , of life. Without Its observance there could be no free State and no free people. This case involves more than an assault and bittern it involves a guilty violation of repre sentative privilege, and contempt and crime spinet the greet principle of free speech. No civil tribunal (continued Mr. Bingham,) has cognisance of this House. Justice Story, when speaking of the privileges of the two Hous es, says theme rights are the rights and penile pa of their conatiunts, yet gentlemen here ' , represent this as an ordinary cute ot asseult and battery. Mr. Brooks violated the spirit of I that constitution which he had sworn to sup port; that constitution which protects every Senator in the freedom of speech and debate.— ' The Senator being beaten, and left dripping to blood forhavieg dement:ad tyranny and slavery —the mine of all abase, whiab makes Mir ohandlso of mortality, he lout felled, and made to blood ; • bludgeon was cad, the 'smog of a barbarous age, and the instrument was in per fect keeping with the sot. Mr. Brooks expressed Ms gratification that Mr. Bingham had disclaimed any personal un• kindness, and asked him whether be understood him as saying that he (Brooks) was guilty of the moral tupitruie of a i m perjur . Mr. Bingham mad each Meer entered into his mind. Mr. Brooks replied that that was altordlisr satisfactory. Mr. Orr said that Mr. Bingham, after In dulging in a beandfulParoxysta, wetted that Mr. Sumner was stricken down in consequence of a pleading set up In behalf of the Wand people of Kansas. It was attempted to produce each impression in the public mind, but it was not true in point ,of Mr. Sumner, continued Mr. OM, was punished fore ill en &oath Carolina and slander on Mr. - Batter, the absent relative of Mr. Broils,. who so Informed Mr. Sumner. Freltldin was right when be laid, "Freedom of Speech was freedoms of cudgel. * Thirteen° more against a Senator than against a newspaper editor, when foul slanders &palest private Inditriduola are often punished by blows, there being no. remedy at taw.. It was not true . that Mr. Sommer was amok down with a bludgeon. The • testimony Showed that it IRIS no- ordinary. walki e g cane, one witness terdfyiog that it was one inch In tidoknere above, end live-eights oleo Inch be: low. Fele play- is a jewel. 'The' design of the . . present xaseipressetation is to operate on the presidential election.' Who ever heard before of a personal difficulty being =OW to suelt sn utast as this bu. beat • Mr. Orr, - alluded to the fact of the gentleman voiles ,tit•alay to print tine hundred, Banned capita of the Sumner tumult, and denonixed it NI an electioneering document. Mr. Rickman, rising amid the confusion, said: —"I did not vote for it u an electioneering doe nment, for I out no allegiance to the Republi can party, and am opposed to it." Mr. ort—"lf the gentleman to not, hie public position has been lunch misunderstood through out the tawdry. It is part of o system to lm= Same the public mind, and if the gentlemen from Penneybrania did not vote for the proposi tion, Ittloast his uts, the affect of which was to hijore the party tO whit& the gelttlernan profes ses to.belong.", Mr. Rickman desired -to reply, but objection trom various quarters was made. . Mr.. Orr quoted , the testimony of Dr. Boyle, to stow that the physical coedit/cm of Mr. Sum ner bee been misrepresented for political strut, and concluded by arguing that the use tending wee not a question of privilege. Adjourned. WASIMICITON Crrr, July 10.—The Stmatemsde sundry amendments to the Indian appropriation BUL The Indian Appropriation Bill was passed af ter sundry amendments. Mr. Mason, from the Committee on Foreign Relations reported a Bill to amend the act of kat session to remodel tbs dlPicmstie and con soler system, which was made the span' order Tar Monday next. The principal c han ges pro. posed are: hlsklng the maul of the Milder to Franco the same as that of the 11!deter to En gland, $17,500; raising the Austria' s to a fall mission with $12,000 Islay; Sandwich Islands, Pi i the Ministers to France and England I each to be allowed a clerk with a salary of $l5OO. The Bill to amend the set to promote the effi ciency in the Navy came up. and several amend ments were made, among them one striking out the section to renew the grade or Admiral. The Borate then adjourned. House.-The House took up Ur. Bell's resolution asking for select committee to' Inquire Into the subject of alleged frauds In constricting public bung& Mr. Elliott remarked that the resolutlou charged improper conduct on often of the treasury. He wu authorised to eel that Bee rotary Guthrie will Blair& from no investigation, which doubtless would tom out to be a mere Blander and political falsehood. Mr. Bell replied that there was no insinuation in the resolution against Mr. Guthrie. The pre amble thereto embodies an affidavit Selecting on certain officers, and this Is the baste of the pro- poled inquiry. After come further debate, the resolution tree pieced, end Messrs. 8111, Kensett, Burnett, King and Clawsllader, sppoiste4 the 'Com mittee for its oonsideration. The report of the committee relative to Brooks' assault on Senator Bumper eru re- tamed. Mr. Combs, of Mesa said be hid heard no terms of condemnation of the assault which did Injustice to the perpetrator. In contemplating the report of the committee and the issue all lo cal, political, and personsifeelings went Into in- Mgniacanes. lie asked not irepathy for Mr. Stunner, nor the vindlostke of Userochusetts, but he implored every Member who loved peace, quiet and order, to join is one man and roil back the tide of ruffian violence which was becoming prominent, prevalent and arrogant. The mur derous blow which felled Mr. Hamner fell not on Massachusetts more than any other State. The slave power having failed to contain itself in In tellectual millet resorted to brute• form, and with a bludgeon best Freedom over the head.— , The slave power has trampled the Constitution In the dust, and there was very little more for the gentleman of Georgia, Mr. Cobb, to do than to draw ourginal Mick lines around It and write the word expunge same its face. In speakang, Mr..Comins alluded to the minion In Booth Carolina, of Samuel Hoar, when Mr. Man Interrupted him, pronouncing on hie own responsibility, one of Mr. Coming' statements false. Someieonfitalon this produced when Mr. Letobev roes to a question of order that whit may have occurred in Carolina bad nothing to do with the issue pending Mr. Houston likewise interposed, saying that the remarks of Mr. Comics were irrelevant. Mr. filachngs earnestly called him to order. The Speaker defined the tights or members M debate, not to interrupt Mr. Combs. Mr. Letaher did not haat on his point of order. Mr. Camino resumed a:preening his amaze meat at the stern stolidity of the Senate concern ing their privileges and dignity at which a dead ly blow was aimed. In conclusion he referred in commendation to the remark of James Wit. son Webb that the outrage merited death on the spot, to be administered by any one present. Could the friends of Mr. Brooks object to his ex pulsion from the Hones ? Mr. Cobb, of Georgia, said he had hoped that no disposition =old have been evinced to avoid the Issue. That emelt eau made in conse quence of Mr. Sumner's satielavery speech; the eentiments were not aupportedhy the evidence; let the question be met fairly; the testimony showed that the assault was midis in conse quence of • personal intuit offered a friend and kinsman of Dlr. Brooks and an indignity cost on the State which Dir. Brooks in part represented. It was so stated by Mr. Sumner as the reason given by Mr. Brooks at the time the assault eau made. de to droning blue lines around the Constitution, as recommended by Mr. Coming, he who eau prepared for the damnable deed might do so; it was no part of his duty and the limitationmet with no response in his heart. Mr. Gamin said he alluded to the slue power. Mr. Cobb, continuing, remarked that ho rain- ed his voice In behalf of the constitotion, plant od himself on its provisions and called on gen- thlliterl to enforce them. He then argued that I this was not such &question es justified the jn• rite:linden of the House. The Constitution pro teoted members only so far as necessary to legie lative purposes. Beyond this they were on a I level with their humblest constituents and were responsible for the libel, they might utter with regard to Messrs. Edutunson and Hein, whom a majority of the Committee proposed to censure they were guilty of no disorderly behaviour , within the province of the House to punish ; neither was the principal nor the seceesaries to the assault because they took no steps to pre- vend the perpetration of the act or inform Mr. damper at hie danger. The Committee say that their neglect was reprehensible ; thus, to ef fect, proposing to punish a man who, receiving a confidential communication fails to become a public informer. Mr. Pennington remarked that if Mr. On yes terday insinuated what was not broadly assert ed that the object was to make political capital, it was utterly unfounded infect so far as be was concerned, and therefore he gave it a flat deals!. He argued in support of the principles advanced by the report of the committee, saying that he imputed to Mr. Brooks no murderous purpose, but in the eye of the law the weapon used was a murderous one and was wielded in a murderous manner. Mr. Foster said he bad no personal acquaint ance with either Sumner or Brooks,,and hence could argue the subject dispassionately. He contended, and it eau clear to hies as the sun . In the heavens, that the House under the oonstitu tint had no jurisdietion in the premises. He condemned the inflammatory appeals resorted to in this cue. The House then adjourned. Wenn:so:ow Cm', July 10.—In the Herbert murder cue which was formally opened, this morning, the testimony tot the prosecution closed at the adjornment of the Court, though the Counsel for the prisoner unsuccessfully in sisted that it was the duty of the government to have present all who timessed the kEllbsg of Heating. The evidence le substentlellythe same as that elicited before the examining listless. The Immediate trio:taste of the deemed bare em. ployed a hirer to assist the District Attorney. The prisoner occupies the Best In the dock; and to occasionally cheered by the conversation of distinguished Mends. There bad been a dense crowd throughout the proceedings. The President bee appointed Thos. Miller, of Obto, Consul to Bordeaux; 'sue W. Bowditob, Consul at Constantinople. The Court of Claims adjourned to day tedeti nitely. New Tots, July 10.—At a Berthllium R►tifl• cation Meeting, held in Williameburgh on yes tardey, a letter was read from James Maurice, Democratic member of Congress from the First District, folly eympathiling w:tb the object of the meeting: The Deal° Kansas Cenvention met yesterday. Es•Gorernor Reed presided. The object of the meeting was stated to be to secure unity and efficiency of action throughout the country to -batthU of Freedom ID NADU& A committee on resolutions wu appointed. Most of the session was consumed le addressee upon the Immo of Kansas: BANT/XOl3, July 10.—The Maryland State Consention of Old Line - Whigs assembled this morning. and was temporarily organized by calling Judge Weisel, of Washington county, to the chair. Roo. Afesander Randall ins after wards chosen permanent President. A (=smit ten on resolutions was appointed and will report this afternoon. Adjourned. Ozonise; July 10.—The Piro is shout Ave f gd ua t y e . h Wthe t r o wrumis . ville and is falUng Pima cptie4 the only toles we heard of was 110 bids. at $6,08; the receipt; since yesterday have been large, footing up 2362 bbls.. Whiskey gentlemen in good demand and the market is firm; Isles 450 bbls. at 280, sad 160 bbls, from wagons at 28g. rtolllllolll buoyant with • continued active de- Mand; $l9 offered eti morning for mess Pork and refaied. Bacon Sides held firmly is lle and 114 freely offered. lard nominal and held materially higher., Groceries; there is • moder ate demand for Sugar and pities ire 'steady; isles 40 hhds. Inferior and prime it 9010/.-- 13idee 40 Up 04844 et 111 , , theliand isodirigh Banco, July 10.—Boric Coainornoz.—A .oonualltes of 18 vaa appointed to . repoAo .14:j of AMID Minas. A letter wee read from General lame, recom mending routes by urttledi to march troops through lowa into Kansas, which was referred to a Committee. Buono Dar.—This mornhig resolutions were adopted to appoint a National Kansas Committee, and calling on the friends of Justice and Hu manity throughout the country to organize asso ciations foe monthly contributions of money for the relief of Kansas, which should not fall abort of $lOO,OOO emit .month; recommending emi grants to take the route through Iowa; u rg i ng Congress to establish dolly mail rot:dee from Topeka to lowa City and Darlington. Gerritt Smith introdueed a.resolution to send armed men to Kansas to afford that protection to the emigrants which the Government refund; =a ft the Administration with being the in stigators and upholders of tho outrages in that territory. Other resolutions, less ultra, were offered by Reeder and others. Gov. Reeder spoke warmly In favor of the admission of KAMM under the Topeka Constitution, and denounced the Senate bill. lie made a long speech on the wrongs of Kansas and her right to be admitted into the Union under the Topeka Constitution, at the close of which be spoke of Gerritt'e resolutions as being too ultra. Mr. Smith defended them as only recommend ing the sending of an armed force to Minims to resist an armed force already there. He be lieved that 'the time of resistance had arrived; he hsd already given all the money he could spare for books, provisions and agricultural im plements for Kansas, and he felt he was now called upon to contribute means to arm men and send them out to light. Mr. Smith continued at some length In the same strain and was replied to by Mr. Reeder who was In favor of waiting a while longer, not because Kansas had not re ceived wrongs enough, but because he thought it better to wait until an effective blow cold be struck. If It had fallen to him to use the power of the government, ho would not have waited, but the oppressors of Kansas woald have long era this been converted into heaps of dead noon on the fields of 'Missouri. lie was therefore willing to wait until they had the power he would have thus used, but be did not wish to give the South notice of their in tention, by marching armed men into the ter ritory. The Free State party should take the ground that they will exhaust all peaceful rem edler, that being done, they will resist to death, and pile the eoii with the dead bodies o 7 their oppressor& Gerritt Smith suggested that If this chain of reasoning be correct, the convention should sit with closed doors, as the South could not but know that something was to be done when reso lutions were passed for raising $lOO,OOO per month. The convention adjourned till after noon. Dwritorr, July 10.—The Republican . Conven tion on Wednesday nominated Bingham for Gov ernor. All the present Bute ahem were also nominated Presidential Electors. ADZIA.III, Ahem, July 10.—Tbe banking house of L. G. Berry & Co., was robbed last night of $OOOO. As yet there is no trace of the rob bers. Lotarnix.n, July 10.—The river to about at a stand with 8 feet 7 inches in the channel. New Your, July 10.—Traneactions in Flour are to a fair extent, and prines are unchanged; the demand Is fair both for export and borne consumption; sales 11,600 bbl. at $606,76 for common superfine to good extra Michigan; $6,- 40®6,65 for common to good superfloe State; $6,80®7 for extra State, with the bulk of sales below $6,95; $8,50 ®6,76 for common tn. good lowa, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin sod Ohio; $7 ®7,59 for common to good and extra do.; and $7®9,50 for cites St. Louis. In Canadian Flour there is lass doing; the market, however, does not exhibit any material change ; sales 450 bbls at $6,00(x)8,25 for common to choice extra Delaware , . Rye Flour moderate; sales 800 bide at $2,75®4,871 for common fine to choice superfine. Corn meal In moderate demand, at $2,95058 for Balt. & Jersey; $8,50 for Brandywine and 815,50 for puncheons. Whiskey firmer with a fair demand; salsa 600 bbl,, Ohio and Prison at ss4ies3s, doting firm at the latter price. Wheat, tne market for good common and medi um grades is buoyant, while good and choice grades are ten sought after and prices favor purchasers; tales 48,000 bash. at $1,40 ®51,55 for inferior to strictly prime Milwaulde club ; $1,60®51,80 for &lewd good white Canadian; $1,76 for white Illinois; $1,62 for red Illinois ; $1,52 fee, red Kentooky ; $1,60®51,70 for white Southern and $1,66 for white Oennessee. Eye In moderate request; salts 7,500 basheli at 70®76 for inferior western and northern and 76 for prime shipping lots. Corn timer ; sales 55,000 bushels at 60®62 for distilling and 54® 69 for common to choice mixed western and 61 ®62 for Southern yellow; whit* scarce and wanted at 60®70. Oats better and in demand at 42(448 for State and western. Pork a shade fin= with • modeestedemand; sales,lloo bbls. $2l for meet and $17,60 ®17,56 for prime. Beef rules steady; Wes 800 bbis at $7,50® 8,25 for country prime, $8,50®10 for country meet; S9C)II for repacked mese, and sll® 12.60 for extra do. Beet Hams and prime mess Beef nominally the tame. Cat Meats continue vary firm; .ales 160 hbde. at 9 for Shoulders and 10}@101 for Hams; sales 50 hbds. Bulk rides at 101. Lard firm; sales 800 bbl.. at 12®12f. Butter is Belling Moldy at 12®19c for Ohio and State. Cheese dull at so®Bo. PITILLADIUMBIL. July 10.—Floor market lane active and prices well maintained ; sales 200 bldg. superfine at $6,76®7; 150 bble. middling at $4,871, 100 barrels coarse do. at $2,75 and 200 barrels straight brand, on private terms.— There is a moderate demand for the supply of city trade at $6,76®8,60 for common to fancy brands. Bye flour firm at $3,60. Corn meal fair request I Penna. sells in lots at $2,871. Wheat in active demand, sales 8000 bush. at $1,62 ®1,68 for old Southern and Penna.. red, $1,62 for new red, $1,60 for grown white, and $1,60 ®1,75 for good, Including 9000 bush. new to antra on private,' terms. lips 'scarce sud wanted at 76c. Clem In demand and scarce; sales 2000 bush. Southern yellow at 61®63, and a lot damaged at 69. Oats advancing; sales 1600 bush. 'esteem and Penna. at 36®87. Whiskey in active demand and Arm; sales 600 bble. Boston Ohio at 82®83. BALTIMOILL, Joly steady. Wheat, sales 1600 bush red. Corn, dales whits at fltle; yellow at 6t3®60. • COX & ROBERTB' PATENT TIIRESIIER AND CLEANER, WITH LATE YMPROVXMIIBIII. Ita=nen:ln Br BOLLMAN it GARRISON, PITTBIIIS3IIII. 1.15115. TIRE andertigned, laving parch:used who right to mativAstm• and selltb• oboes Machines to smiths sdiciolog Slat" an nee Frotemat to rot Mel sham to Famine and others, on dust make. Too liarldose eisen end ye Or May for mutat, and are oonaidsted by than taring _them in cm to a the orst 111.11111.11. CULLY mid DURABLII MA • CIIINEs offend for saki. nag ha," hreu,..tts hl n mad a.., :Medd, ilying P ilt meet instft;sati. log loommed tstainiMie fv manutactorlos t 0... machines, sod with lumnrrematits which has teen added. VI ars detandued that the volkinambip mid materials shall not rte rraltd. We oil* them to the Note.; Wining Oh.? art. but ramhistas now mods Ito tits image. Our Isrem Poems am an togyroseneut en minion in 1111olog tho nest oortablosnd Mania oua nicounetursd. 39h0 Indira Chats or Railroad power is My durable. groughttron Rolm blang ,bied Instaad of mot Mot. come tool am not Lothis to break or ems sit. Any farther informatlon, littar.or °thane's, will be elosorritlir Stem Persons vhblog.to mambo these Maddock eon do q by Wang at ear Warily IA Alltoblita.at the Wide. boom, No 119 Doilthb , W st- Pittaboreb jsliallang IMUMARiOLUMWII. SOROFULA, EFFECTS OF MEECORY , Conanaption, Bronohitio, Dppepsia, Rkeuns -081111, Affactiou of theHlossizes, -Boma', Moor, Kobus% Bladder, Debility of de &mai Etp an in both Bala and Freaks, ta. florofnbi ad llonoral Inalniwo will Mlle those and other chronic dlawwwh nolsoaarorwl. DeIIATH. Ivylhoadway. Kew wort, Annan biz who limo to our. ibel Mk 9.41 0 &Motions. Hain tea the Met ol to al! % wino. =ow who Moo trealood no banalit from brooms tomb:mot by Wait bbyalstana. 1 1 FA= Ws ". 1 0 1r i M by 14 1 611 Plre m‘11. 7t= 116 81 7. PUn D B Ori lm'' b k e l l Rio and ortlb, to. . . _ Dr. Floats lam an ridila and alma 0 mar 3 1 , ...=1 ,.a J• IlnilLtli44 a. lloa 11 i< 1100000. diadem Pato of N., lewd, tionindso Daidon. and" NM Yak. Palma at a distance anon:wait the doctor by liittor. dating %/Wawa fully, and mare advice. Vat =11.711= m a n 'WE 'lrina elm torT work. wltb Wnutritlyo •1143111ThISN N.. mat fro* to enitho Ant of hi D Heath will won to 101 Wind atrirotoopodto Sa r Diebolail How. wOOO-ros • DrVIDEND-rha MDT= of East air; &V s Mina OvirlsjelTn;es lot Osr oat& pr bo atogg.t.ra•oll b.d r on craze tic Mt of AWISC RUA and tocolve rooodln dividend.. D. a. dam Tram.. a.mm Henry, Jackso & Camp e GENEUAL LAVID'AGSNTII, Real Estate. Evokers. , ,; BIOUI GITY; lOWA. Di n:kzipromp— m =l . llll l INimaist, E rt L i z 44 . vair RA. Avir„th, Wm W mmoikr ettri Kira& lastamrsitna *. . Woo D austm.b., 'f; Out • Brothers, It Loafs, lite 4 J nthand, /111 Mom •Isimcmth • Wm* do dm no.ozno. do do. Dm=7l,./1 . Paikeribrneral was. ' I THEusiderei.j,pn proprietor, ~ t .r. : . : ,,, , i, saboaness to WI sad tber , tbst . sr losevemstertni WM. brr 'cc. um.... _ 4:14,t,V5a6a...1ir521"=. has beea doleTeeidlia sabealber es derpend to entartida al of tn statatia et, rents thee ever Wm.. Of tbet Oran thee" watem be deems ts vastly enzumeuery to gar tbe Wells us wtdds esiekstee Webs mai Sete. on lobo rig....gvt. it edicataes=e e= retro are muted Tem Eta:alas Wade! te terprocoote Oafs bad* wet =Met ' IrogrlDas 41,101tiesoo Istritdbaas. . . CAMPBELL & POLLOCK, WHODNAIS DEALERS , 12i Sla;pte and Fancy Variety _ and Dry- Gfrpda, PLAIN - AND WAVED LINE GILT MOULDINGS, No. 93 Wood Strut, corner of Diamond - Ailey. . They refer to a long experience in this baldness, as a safe guarantee to the s purchaser, that Ise trial got Us latest sad beet stolen. and at taloa u /ow at way other atmlbllshmout. As laser:4lm et ada be for ationGoods loom ma attestant to bag. Leval etteolloa will be acme to ligrabaate. whether their essatia mew. gale DAVID CAMPBELL t SAMUEL POLL)OK have associated together, ander D au m= of OAMPa2LL t POLLOCK as to tesossaka of a Ormend Varlet/ and Dry Good' baalo•a, and of Plalmusd Warld Lim Gilt Plonbilos. 1856. CANAL NAVIGATION. 1856. igliasalClEß'S PORTABLE BOAT LINE Via. Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad. • Capacity rn 2000 Tons per Month each Way, increased during the vinst Winter, OUR facilities for rtation have been largely nod Ir. ea now olfot MP I= tOO oarwrice adrantoga or . DOUBLE DAILY ILWE re sad Etna Mts. rtr•tg Pha••••3l , di m ß s iltiatore. Our Bm trincrogxworl rtlrely of PORTAFILIC BOAT& tort IsoetrartedDragni 1.75 ►toh."lr'AELOTlllllVAViltrfr,e'grrotinortt:TP7. Its befog put thu°"" Vito onmsibm Kis" and KIER & MITCHELL Pa4)rltiool6. Px:!i (KiltirlA f liJ Pittsburgh Hedge Firm Nursery, gIIATBID on Wilkie' As= =ot esm nstarter of • roll. fa= the t• on the larente' esel kleensoleV Mat an crtmastem of iamb Meet, and Moot three smdmatqtallse tram Plttanatth. wed , d tddAduhDOOKPopriclern They Met 2c We • my me Lone mientim of wait Aso= mem and Immta sedtahle timmgentlam tads nal sad r famts= . I The en 7 _ new =me mane ZIO sane of ova= =0 eontshesoteraddAW Weos annte I.= Wend % and onte 10,030 fruit treremota m, and 110.1X0 Zweromens andenten Of dna Moe I= attbstds and Dlessar• Plants earendly pont to ed cod mast otooranm to aastfom to an po rt of th e United States. We les. to 001 l theathmttas of th e lovers of ntun bae Tendons In the traa• to oar .mhoold 4.1.0 Son err tbo potion of ermos and 1116 m athm d tim that. ar oesHrlt tethe ill the e,, meetstn Wally. Inennls nn cultivation in thle seCtlan of =atty. Pleats me . be pro. eared of monylthings quite Ism to Om tannonots elteet. Prime =dents Am =a= Trona stramicti. nuh at omit =tory reface= lo the eitr• of Plttitatzgh Minh= st 1.1 twee Orders Wrested to es throosh Nib rare Ware. nee Pleteburreb, or test a our stand as stark.:Op% tb• Dieneond Woe.. erUl promerttreateleted te • L' .044-dleetfe Fruit Trees, 'Evergreens, eto. reLE subscriber would most respect fully all the attaratlon of his &lands aud the po to Id. 0007 largo stocked Trait TOam, War frZeblus7, Room Orambouss Planb, riot tba steak la Lairs sad dna. Of Pear we. tar. unno Bale and Iftandasd of our ulna iatalug, of thole ratiattsa Psach t =l tboaaand Ina wft.ll ry. PlOOO. A Gooosbarrisa Our Ira P6 lo= to 6 feat,of mak!, on Dan man" thousands, an Erw Pamooa wanting largo 000LLtfa 0111 be Otarally dean with. Oall and ma our stook. Ile al. Orden left at (ha Pill:shank P.O. rinr c l.2llal d M ' Wty st..ths Oakland Narsor7,l.l , mllas Amt tor co. Plttaborgh Nmsary, ljg gallop mm Oakland. uMbo Plumply attaudad to. N. 15.—PlanOns da?l, - paaamla_nklar. osta-dfrea min 111:111D(X111. Ja. 3,000 Water Maple Trees AND TEN ACERB OF LAND. PIM subscriber offers for sale 3,000 Wa- JL Nude Trims sad 10 acres or land, elevated be tween the lienonratuila Weer and Brarldoeles Veld Rank Road., Ora RDAs from the dry. The land Is beautifully eltuated !brad private resid and sill be sold los. For irstd o =bulars enquire o n ' the Dunn len cd WM. WATSON. ORLOULTUBAL IMPLEMENTS AND A het . CO_ VI Talton .trot. Now Tort Wong* old ilot•II "t." The Greatest Medical Discovery OF THE AGE. B. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has Ni discor cutth one ofoururponmotee:od 11 oral Ai.d ejihlwa= 41.13MOlinPr. lie bas tried it In error eleven hundred came and rarer felled moot in two eame(toth thunder hromer.)boa now to his pomemion am two hundred antidrug.. of its valeta, all within twenty collator Boston. Two bottles are will .m e enre acereingeore mouth. : (Ine to three bottles will the worst kind of pimpbts of the face. Two to three bottle. 141 moor the mate= of Ixdia Toe bottles am warranted to core the wont maker in me mouth sod atornach. Three to am bottles are warranted to core the worst ease of errelpelea • Oe • to two battles sr* warranted to . oars all humor the Two Two bottle" are warranted to cum runninit of the eel and blotches ozone the heir. Your to eil bottles are warreuted to cum corrupt sail O oans Wean One bottle will ewe only eruption of the elan Two to three bottles or. warranted to care the moat dm waft owe of retiralastial. Two to three bottles ere warranted to cure the want WM of ripproro. Mrs to Mur bottles an warrants! to sure salt rheum. A ~ benefit Is to eisht bothalways experienced ...rill cure the from the Sint worst ease of scrollilbottle.s. and • Perfect rune Is wanantsi when the atom ottaritltY Is Mkem Mottle," looks so Improbable to those who bars to man tried .11 the wonderbil medietnee of the day, a. that • common weed growing In tn. Destroys. thdakmitold MOM walla dumb! cure every humor In tos rtstam yet It Is mar • eked fact. If you base a humor It Ms to .tart. There are no Ifs nor soda, hums or he stout. minus mine cases and rot roma I peddled mesa thorsand bottles of It In tberldnity of Dutton. I know it. effects In orrery mar. It has shady done erns. of the greaten cane ever done In Itsseachturia.. I gam It to children • ymr ohr.. to old panels of rimy. I bare seen poor. coat. nailer ibildrm, whose fan wee soft and DOM... reamed to • perfect Mete of haltli by one MUM. To thos• who are outpost to • sick hesoisidie.one bottle will &seism our. It. It elms meat relief to cntarrh end dlssinam tome who have been manta yearn, hare On sod been ressilatad by It. Where the body Is sound It works vine saw, but when there 10 any derangement of the fanctione of nature. It will muse rem Minatiler real- Ilia, bast you mist not ho alarmed—they always Meek. sum u from tour days to • seek. There la roofer • bon ..salt from It. On DM onntrary, when toot Mains Is over Tot t will feel yoursill like anise perm. r bold some of mom extrammust encomiums of it that man emits beat lot In sot I hsn hrswlo as barb, wept. woe. and In meet 011. dinars Scrofulous swelling ch. neck and under Om *am Moe 00 cants. Prim Otte Medical Mons SI Der bottle. Drasouthe pug Uss—Adolt. one table epoonnal per def. Children over eight reare. deftest spoonful; children floor dm to sight year.. tes, spomal oL As no direction act be co made . anntlatMe us all nethutlom. take enmesh loo m . atethe boosts twice a ley. Mr. KIIMNEDY Mem personal eltendence In bed cues &Smote's. told. Wholesale and listell.at Dr. lISTAZIL'O,I4O Wood Mesa, wrote of Virgin eller, end If LIMING, All. "Ism, rtheiltlrdAws J. H. ICCIELPHY, FORWARDING AND COMMISRION MERCHANT. And Steamboat Ag ent, LEVEE. /3111 , 15 X 4TH and 5 DUBUQUE, lOWA. iil - 00.Rinetanto and ORlBlll.ol4dtut. Run to—Curltnßoberblßlo. on Co. limn. R. C Co. . . Klng.Ponnock. & Co. " Krama & Raba, Brown t itirtostrtek. ••ts ormsrall.v. lIISS'OLUTION—The Partnership' hereto Ur Mr* ander the name and .hl. Of MONTGOMERY St LEECH, 1. ebb day absolved by mutual sousent. Zither or lila partinue are authorized to ...We the bushels. of said dim. J o 10 . 7 . :moony. April I. Md. CHAS. B .LEECH, . Rate of Montgomery A inackta . FORWARDING AND COMMISSION M ER C RANT, .LEALER /It Flour, G rain , Ba con Lard and Butter, AND ALL =DS OP PRODLCS. Next door to the Old Stand, • No. 114 First Meet ic 116 Second street. Ja.m..liarshell. Esp. Presidult7armers . Demalt Bank. John /lova .6.00., cocoa Oth and Wood Bt. Was. Chllli A tlil ri leat alan h ufseh m =,,.. altar. Junes • Co. ' Vs.:Wahl.- Dernet. Beads* um...anon. do. J. U. Bather Glnelanatt ALEX&HDBB BING. WHOLESALE, GROCER 01:0 1 Es. ASH, NO. 273 Liberty Street , aphlyd TTSBURGEI, A. Fourth Street Carpet Store. W. Si P A & arrMantCODAlaWM.. Yourth , near Wooa. MBE ATTENTION.OF PURCHASERS is rammatfully 10, tM to our 14111413 t St. , a, selected for Purina miss, loMading lied Quality Walton.. 11514 ilea :mid TOW.= Jo• liromels and Tasaidry. grains. Omul. sad Elta Revlon!. Soper. idedlum sod Low nun and 1 , 1 4 1ei r Pit. Prkod ingrain. • Pot im Xstra Twined and Damask. Ball and Ptah. Oeneetm Oil Clotho, from fto 24 feat wide, Tadao oalltles asx4 prime Tates Oil CLAW; Inn& an d and Sabered Piano and Table Comm. Cant. and 42moa Elattimit Dearth Rum PP* Maim :Mir Rode : Mole llait . and Dutch 0000010 Wanatianßilmii, with nary variety of Window Shan Greta and Burl Y 1 of which will to o for eale at ray moderato Wm. A•WWt an also prepared to far:JAIL Harrington'. 11.. , net Mins. Cider and Vinezar. I ' OAR made expressly I'o family nee =drum width zoom earl Dosdal! of OA &tail • Ws..ruill 1 WaraboCllo. r i tz=g„ that blrro beau rami In it for 4 vlNtrrK "U' Wlln• Thlrtr IIka• homit r "th . Ohio finparorUccu isp !Mar Vlurgartlat will • ' tear maw:bur one ball' au! • •il:ruff The attantica of rat retaa =Mak bac import and gm matey riervitaata In !Articular. is diracialio tbla Vint. Cider that -will kap tweet until pert MI. anVMtwara sal 131aar varedatddl tabu Toro " Inh.ll A. BALLOILI Warn• 1411 US at s ow JOECEM WHITEIt. CHUM BEPOSITOMI CPU Wtin% now carrying on lxial; n kilned= rrinsomik W. - laws exam* butesai l d Wo; ln li t rAtes tbs -vas to Injoc lw t. hill IttIOGPCh ka. And he ptrUctdor• wt=rit uni oru an pffsbasers. = .a. ptk. oar r j: .1.. hto many =or - Moo Inote =dialto.4 Ur . The soma of hit tow Intsta to otonoaty of NI arraacentata wDI Übe tort moat doblomitit klanufbotutes ,utd= Dare. irtdOh the nits ottdooda.(crolnd to JootOtt I r 4 will - all an toady mow only. la loam me than tbt usu• d reChnittost It:patrol Ot.tdo hot worth WO. dLO 0.1.3001 t. Blakely & Ri l olw, • IVAL MAW.. BRA ILEas,' corner or to sad Waded Anita, vlittobargh - tta oeutopi ffiro=uttnt oatttr L a.e ; i l a he ntion don to. ,blLus LdeleMUM tn Tr 7111•104 'OWN ORDATS, M. D., a regular ' 1.• • metlllarla of In It leps; MIA= axyrakes. Jr s. lammoatiy. Onno—Dait. Kra tan tinrn. galore' Uraz that 1 bars Inin la the nantcal min thank In nay me. 10% Int mut tins, and end Ilann a molds WannNalati 000 Una. `ln tnet¢ 'Me Pm mint olds. la tbs bon klunra In , l'or myna melba DP n•Y en Wt..: • - Trot IL prilLlErA li gy n% lar iaoleAk°3 " ``"at Wont anit d sta. --- 171T+TAW RYE GRABS—We have.4.o4 *odd a' naaly aj u araltiat IZ I .I Walla ant ' Vara * I IL Maar NOTICES..6r.O Diuoltittlm. rE partnership of James Irwin & Co., na a l tfie lit imet., IT mutual tosteett., bunitiese nt the later tam EH to settled by_Jaalea JOHN V MINNA JAMS iltiVANe flttaborith. UMW/ .10../Bsa. THE and odd will continue the mann Maims of MALIi noted to=46.km. ES .1 • " JAM LAMM James Irwin, m.asiUFACTURBB, OF QIILPIIOIIIO MIER; Solphnrio Acid; o .ollroltits of biltrtg Mt*, A • itarc.. Anat SWIM. Bolution. 1.0 11.10-17 Dianbaton. Cq-partaiership heantoforo existilog wades Ute dna of A, !L.. Mason a Co -I.this dleaelved, hy mutual ecmaratAT ide. • withdrawing hem the Waimea. AL A. eN, littaboridh Feb. THUM% N Y. N . . CO-PAIt :I'NBIELSEIP—A. A. Mason ban Ma day &waisted mewJa ftlool6 Jr . or „di le ... za ore. 2 e. 2a JiMi . ALTHEIN A.:2PON, NATHAN WIIITINO JOO3 WEIBON HarnaATT & WILSON, Wholesale Grocers CondaSon lintlianta and Deidertin Prodsat• sad 11 15gh dissnatict arts, No. dad libarldrt v Paaadbdadd• Ent:Mg Wholaal: and •• ••• • • t, MOTILE; Josep — h Fleming havingt= dated Pith him Joseph Abel. the booderme mill be eenduebel undo Wee boefJOBEII ABEL 00. s Wm. lt. Talcon & Co., Looking Glasses, AND WIIOLUAIUI DIALEBB II VARIETY AND FANCY GOODS. r A N assortment of ,01l artiales in,onn lino l ii novepam!cte the OGITAM T ... .corik.up. Lx U.. keuarre • Liver Pills and Verinifage; ' IMPROVED. in R. I. SCOTT a regular graduate and Pblibriaa ofertirodre pre dim sad axperlearejs• dittoed by • commondabia dame to allarlatabonsan roger ner. no wall a.; to coat, boo effected an 1.1123,0V.Pai on Um original lavcaPat sad V 133 079010 i IDLaI bu t l n . iiraPared kr tbeee romedlsa as msdleal souther o Dr. ur Immoral Lim moo rrd Versolempoposeoes imam - - encacv and are more mild in their operation thaw lb* Liver Ville and Varialfore prepared aovrdinß to the Mt- Mal receipt at Dr. IX Molars. We mak* , this derlaration undaretarollaalY. and rorommead tbsm to the alllintad en being both Vacant and maitre. sad believe tlonsi mtpo. T ice. to any C err o LiverPlll or Ifern==. l . Pea ate of Dr. l C. The Whole World Conquered! Dr. I. Scott's Celebrated White Oirettasian Liniment. The ontrersal retie afforded by apl lication. of this tate brand ZUNI aln Mem in nue of tunationa.nat- Ltunbaao. Bat Pa Throat, Brahma Bpn._ Bha 6.3 of the Joints. &Wan, Patna Scalaagna tUlw. . ovany other Mamas ccr nitich • Pain iLlitte en binunont 16 seed. enables as to tanantoodtittly that Dr.l. hcotY6 Olcbratat Naas anstantot .W466aa' it Us* mat rallabla nth and &watt rent64l 7th dimmers& V./pma! tithing promtintler Arohap diatong end Ms leech. canon cfpnn, lake ntantattretat kat eirtaina ate. - Mt. 7 6=l ". ll:6 ll attictiit Itas • at bed B.dr. Tha anal increttolow multi, thitat , , mm than the following Lothians of Dr. O A S . = tillittt . Laguna:al sa • crest Wt.-aura of mall& REA.DI REAM! READIII' IloaatarOireb Va".Pept.:l2.llFa. ."- . 1 totom Cert4ry That I hate enuninen Lbw lareipt toe) =Japan, °moss! laninnnegt Os atip 66/Set atiritautto last Thrteets nars , and that I Wilma he has IaniOVED MEAL I ...a Qs exam entnonent the monneriLlingil at / note no i.tarest tam tehatconr." I anvil' tlWaff Mat taut Ibsen treopuntly wan hit Ctictentat Ingle Ch , eeznas Leanest mr practice. vith the ttyplett elhatno I and that can oonsciantlantly yino,nsoml CL Iht1411"2. L. ix tt—tt All the alkent liodloinae pneDttred wnktY rmdean of Dr. 1. Scott. - Sold bT Dknagita and chants trearywhant. Tn. mune DM). McLane's uereowd Lint jaaretteed Veradfetsa are Arnold Dr. I. Patti Ckt...ennwn - ' yank.] by certificaUs of 0 W. 1.., Ste gamins Oslettrat. ad White, Inrustian Liniment signed Dr. 1. atoll a Co., atzetnnanied with eireatnew of I. M. D. • Dit. L ECOTT a CO,. kola Promiatom Bank Pia.. Morgantown De. We Agent. 01D.11442.111551L 140 Wood at .. Mat:crab. Wholes. J. P. PL - iontia. aDeet -en/. tomt idinntd_D Who , . aL Atewen armaawlyteT T. B. YOUNG & M131:1 7 / 1 .0117117CR3 07 FURNITURE & CHAIRS Of every Description. FACTORY—Threat St.. beterzen Milk wad /ma. 4P11U4 Warehoue—Noe.3B &40 BlDithfaldßt. ti TEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We ecastasitli ccsauthamiat IMAMBOAT OA= F . Will ORS end ODAIRS, and twits Um atte*Lon of thee* Interestsi is larnSahing boat. at= T. H. YOUNG ik CO TAXES W. WOODWELL, WORN= FURNITURE MANUPAOTURBE - rte. 97 Lim 95 soma man radristmaa. W. W. respectrully informs his friends • end cosatomers, ttutt holm just completed his Kook O l ternitors, whistle Is decidedly taw largest. mod to rex adored kir ego Wilds city. As las is sistensolood to his eat, ettbsauonad meteriala. beet mattatebabia. aad merest dadm. sad .Boom the .:toot of hie ardor* end facility In rosaafacterat. he la eualohsd to prolate ger ranted YURNITIMII at Quaintest pricex lie kmta elven cm hood the greatest rarlety= desstrl of furniture. from the cheareet sad to tho moet elegant sad costly, that • IstlllP6. =goy pari of one, ma . ha forsilsted rooss=or maradargared Oznaly to mdse. The consist 1= f hie amtrtrromt, which. for tichreess of style and eanstot be aurpossed In say of the Mestere elite. Lodi XIV tot...tete Soder, 40 Plalußuromm. I.l* &dee la Phads sal Blair.2o Dining sad Breakfast \ Ooze ' _ Tams 100 &mem 61abodatoy Idlosirr 12 Boosetary A Book asset 50 do Walnut dtt ad boron Chao Sent Make sal Matitty Bootleg Matra 24 Cane Beat Rocking dear 60 Walnut do dot 12 ledlost Wrrtlag Beata se etalegany Dirty . N and Tweet stood.[ Walnut do I 00111erble tog Matra lame Doneareatkos Moire 50do Doering Byrom/ 611salsetbets cbg _—_.— 44 OottassadlLAWM WlWaq ftPl5. t=ZI 14 , 44;Tql 1150 ici (rb;ir - ralsd Pain' n.a•', blytorany War.lzobac 10 Wskint slo 10;o:larce sissciitzunatof r Chairs Oablnet waxen immllixt klteambpate and Hotel, f Alt ardan nrnentls • •• ZMEZI THE WEST—We have agents in the nil. Menus ola•es to tba Wattarn mann% Wm pecerda. kneel Cato. Dontyrei (board Man /bre DWoe,aral Poi Des dna, In /Ow.. wat la Et WE, =weer. &roimmue ,Attsawsi tdianaeota. are dto loots ba th In all Oa land dunztets tu that =lid Terri to . purobwe and ear Lands on comoiluion: sinks rolremit =Miff . LT dra ft on Alwr Took city, ita. Our wants are rollatir mm of loao reeidanoe and expertenee to U. Won bare and nibble warms in L an, oldy, and Surre awn na entire asUi• Wei tErotialt them. ketatod Awe bat over 73,004 awes. which now would mil tut Wm " 0° * WO Will I[6llllttell Ute l =arn erg.' W 1 br LOTOW moot In U months CID sa ow cant. Inbreed to any of oar mew tom otar not be of with that, 13011 e t 10 2 ,14 Or who ma vile to &mow of them. BLAKELY a RIOHCY Seal ratan.l l, 4= aoSiadtieT .nor. Ilk At s.lthiSald ate. Warren's Improved Fire and Viateritool Comp:mitt= Roofing. HAYING been for the lest cloves years Or elusively ankaged In the sosnollthars of the the Union, am= ln all the gaintheo =Le of the Union, during whlett shag It hubs= UV= =Oar mcry , variety of chew= arm. and: been thawed and bark= fd whistler experbume showed that It could he le= harbth ban called nets by the itworyirende E u r zre i g w r . do a le j cl4 . l%th i latr p l , :=l,:? ,h a l r tr=frorted our run and materlabt from Ml= alarm they of chary= we bon been Induced to • en • Moo= of cna =knew la Ws city. an 4 below preporeel to codas to any erre= we =Manor ollbr oor rcenng to the hart= ame at the =bans of Pittibrogh arel =WOW lb =mtr pea. do:ability ani debt_ WWI ooth..kra end weta maw It the moet =ammo zo.fr Wm. The Wet pitch fee tlOwesenak le from omehalf to ots Inch to the root—bat we eon =dew format= clbrookumw es =TM It to &much greater pitch. =entre or oft inches a thifoot. 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