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DATIDCORNKLIIIS.SowIckIcv
AunuTos,
SI. T. ANDERSON, East Dort. -
MUMS OP THE SVCS,
JOEEPE MILLED, Sztowdau
Or Jona Bayous,
.Esq., is employed by us ea
an agent for •canca»ing and collecting for the Pitts
&alb Daily and Weekly Gazette- Ho will visit in
that capacity the tarionaportimas of Western Penn
sylvania and Esau° Ohio. He is our on 7 agent
for the purposes names. R. ERRILTT & CO.
29, 1869.
Tau Win fatally, above all other fernlike in
the land, are extremely partial to extensive letter
:wiling. The father has made his name famous
throughout the nation on account of the ponder
er'', dimenotons of Me epistolary contributions,
and It mama his mantle eite very gracefully on
the shoulders of hie hopeful progeny. A few
&Twine., his olden son, the editor in chief of
'the RiohMorid ..Enguirer, whilst engaged in
controversy with the editor of a rival Democrat
-le newspaper called the Examiner, received an
offence, which was regarded as eo heinous that
after due conelderation it 11143 deemed a sufficient
provocation to justify a resort to what ie now
derisively termed the code of honor. Instead of
quietly procuring their pistols, choosing their
seconds, and reeorting to the useless formality
of selecting a brace of surgeons to be on hand
in ewe of fatal results, and then taking care not
to lojetre oath other in the lima, Mr. Wise, on
his part, mime determined to make as much
noise about the affair aa ponible. Ilia penchant
for latter wiling thus comes to his aid in a
"handsome manner. Seven columns of the En
quirer are devoted to "a statement" of hie dif
ikaatise, in the course of which all the corms-
Pondenee with his 4. bated adversary from the
initiatory letter to the final billet, is given in
detail. If Ibis does not overwhelm his oppo
nent we confess ourselves at a loss to know what
will! A broadside of seven columns thrown in
the face of s man who has just etcod up to be
Shot at ismer° than enough to teat the endurance
of hie nervous system. If this charge should
prove insufficient, a thirty column letter from
his father, we are cure, would Mince all human
opposition—for the present.
The Richmond Whig collects the views of some
of Its cotemporaries on this bloodless duel in a
pleasant article—a portion of which we copy
"The Richmond Enquirer devotee seven mor-
oil columns to the billets dour written before,
after, and daring the immittal duel at Werth log
ton between 9. Jennings Wise and Was. Old, Jr.
The Baltimore Awaken calla the correspondence
a book, and says that 'lt is considerably larger
then Russell's description of the battle of Sol
feriae, bat not quite so interesting.' no Bela-
more Sun enlls it 'formidable and ponderous ;'
and the Charleston Courier says: 'Time was
the duel Was enpposed to settle something:
- hut each are the epistolary proclivities of 'some
Virgtaiane, that the interchange of two ehote id
now only a beginning of letter writing! To
Gera opinions of our Southern brethren we have
— ltiothing to add to-day."
Tur,Ustos or run °pron./to:l.—Virginia,
undo: the Inspiration of the Richmond nisi,
has led off in the matter of what that 'Piper
calls "the union of thesspeoilistu:l-ind a State
;risk on steps to
wards bringing about an organization of "Con
narratives" throughout the Union, for tho next
Presidential esnirses. Hon. Soar hi. Burro ban
already been unanimously. recommended, by a
large public meeting at Richmond, an the candi
date of the proposed new Ipsny for tile Peet&
dency. Directly following this notable event we
have the subjoined announcement in the Rich
mond Whig, regarding the Slave Trade :
"The whole question is one of policy; and in
view of the Northern depredations upon us and
the Northern political combinations against our
rights, it ft rapidly assuming the proportions of ab
solute salvation to the Southern States. No mea
sure ever made such advances in popular favor, in
the same space of time, as this has done Within the
last two years. Its progress has been rapid,
though silent, and its speed has been augmented
by the growing conviction that it is essential to
.the exisfestea of the Southern States of the Confed
eracy. This conviction is strengthened by the
fact that every Black Republican and every
sympathiser of Black Republicanism is au en
emy to the 13:tonsure."
Hero is the old spirit made manifest. The
motive which prompted the Whig to 'go farther
than the Demooracy dared la behalf of slavery
for the purpose of defeating Leiaber, cow
prompts it to go for the re-opening of the Slave
Trade in the hope of gaffing ahead of the De.
mooesoy on that question. If the above talk of
the IMF at all correctly represents the senti
ments of the Virginia Opposition, their union
with Northern Conservatives or Republioans will
of course be impossible. No opposition poity
that could potedbly be formed in the North would
dare tq emits with a Virginia opposition party in
favor of revivieg.the slave trade.
Ten WAii or rue HIBIrOPAA2III. —A writer in
Blackwood, supposed to be Sir Archibald Alison, I
Is very severe upon Macaulay, and points out
glaring instances in which the latter bee per.
warted hairy, given en entirely false coloring
to litading'kieuts, and defamed public mon with
:put warrant. On the other band, a writer In
' Prazer's „Magazine (can it be Macaulay') makes
a moot unsparing assault on Sir arobibald All
ion, in connection with his "History of Eurcpe
from 1815 to 1&52." IL cone sti: mainly of a eeL
baton of blunders culled from every emotion and
department of the work. Apart from the con
text—which we have not bad an opportunity at
the moment of looking at—nothing oats be groe
sir and more absurd than the mistakes which
'ureters brought out in atroug relief. In French,
Herman, Latin, Geography, Geology,
Fortification, Painting and Architecture, the pit
ilees uritiobeaps example upon example, until
,
' one rattily thinks that the whole statement to an
oreanisef literary fraud or an elaborate joke.
Tirs Aosonk—The New York end Philedel•
pls. papers all speak of the Aurora Borealis
lading out and dleappeuing at ten o'clock at
Mitt. ,Lea evident - that the eight-seen there
the beuitifal exhibition which look place
gat two in the morning following. The appear
= Inca of theatuens was then fetich more bean
-. Will than during theerenlug. Where there was
a. clear, open view the mind could scarcely con
cote. en gorgeous- epeateelo. The light was
so great that lt waa almost equal to moonlight.
w i scotene—*his State hoe been considered
by the Douglas democratise sure for thew ; but
the. iste Ademoaratio conrentiou in that State
paistrd resolutions endorsing Buollscau, de
nounced factieue illsOrganizere, (sn trident bit .
at Douglas,) and postponed the election of dete
r pito to Charleston until the 22d of February,
, to sohieh time the adjourned.
Douglas meet folly expected . to be able to
eleotDonglas delegates; but were otitvoted.
Tete Pluseuzitt Oesetkr boasts that Ito oily hae
. the advantage over ell her dieter elites, in her
ghtutdaut enpPixof =silent wale!:: lilt from
".the pore Ohio or does hicieengsheitt Tiogie with
IRI~-Lon: Joan - • . ,
>Prom neither, bai,fr oia the ger: Allegheny,
Thess;eiben tutu are wod take it °straight ;"
bat tote• with Peratild Wks rvii Macaw.'
hole With i‘v
‘-•
-ixer
nr..! rxOta- tutailli—Theyeasent-g.enera. abberiffikillfrald,
The Aurora Etweelate. _ ' ! •
Lion have listened with wonder and admiratiee
to the etarietitlieir father/mid iticaleils have told . Arei.ars: rdaufc: .01 carte, yearraw thitreagai.• (lOWANS' pARIi! COLLINS' PARK:
them of fumorae and meteors. They have opened eceat app i e i sLa . ece . :Ltlr Aaron Il i erealle h last night.
ears and months nail eyes as they
heard of "a" . e ll :titres out of donts q lly .* -
to L r i y%t t tie e Se b : l l " fl i g7;
falling from the heavens like rain, of . ; the sky
" spread over, the heavent. GM toward hello t uth. At
night becoming cedes - with blood. 'and in the
first it...An:led to be like two large whitish clouds in
the neat end West, afterwards passing from the Fact
daytime of ire being so darkened that eters were
visible. Few have bad opportanitice of witness- t h e Wee, and juicing leers.
Mg these sublime displays; but no Sunday night About 9 o'clock, it Aimee out, howe;rer, in all iu
(be heavens were arrayed iu a drapery more glory-, bright; brilliaat,blalih rays, shooting-up from
gorgeous than they limo been for yeses. The , the North aud spreading r.mod very nearly to due
phenomena then witneseed are worthy recording, I East and West, making folly • semi-circle of light,
and compiving with previous appearances of
, a ! the rays camellia:to a point directly orer head.
like character , as they will he referred to here- The "Moil of the .2 05, distinct end bean.
after among the e
fetime. - - vents which scour but once or WM. Toward the East and West where the eemi.
twice in a li
eireletaminated, the light retied in color from light
B„ e d ey w as very mach such& day as could b e Violet nail pink to deep trusses, being in marked
contrast with the blotch rays coming op from the
expected at this season Of- the year - .. Perhaps it North. Daring most of the evening the Mars were
may have been a trifle cooler than usual, but distinctly risible in Mary direction. The brilliant
this wee attributed to the rain. Which fell in the appearance at about 9 o'clock listed nearly half an
morning. With the change of wind to the west, hour yellow rays prevailing towards morning.
the temperature fell noticeably towards evening, ! I should hardly have troubled you with this note,
erntll it seemed like 'that which more appropri- had it not bean to mate that we were gratified this
ately belongs to the middle or latter part of Sep- morning on patting our telescope on the can, to find
tember. Boon after sunset the streamers which so apparent confirmation o f Prroft.,,Boosir'',Liose'
mark every appearance of the Aurora were visi
ble in the north. As the twilight deepened, the 11 P oein me' do t l d , m at to rorin n e t eTa L aw n e - e - nlhi:A e l eo ei n a - a A n .
"merry dancers" ventured from their biding m th o e ni u r i g u no sitri n iy - o T ur he Fit P tlel :scope are larger
places
places and played along the horizon as Above' and Lie ' in number than we hare ever before no
successive ebeets of impalpable llama wcro ticed. The thermometer, I may as well add
.113 this
sweeping over the sky. Then they ehot np to a connection, fell from 70° yesterday afterneorCto 45°
point nearer the zenith and joined company this morning. This is the coldest we have hid since
with their sisters from the east and west. The Jo ly 11, the date of the last disastrous frost.
flashes from the south were fewer and leis hill- S , '"kkrq , Aug. 19,1659. J. S. T.
w
of the above notice The first copy as in the mall
liant. The appearance of the horizon in thin
bag which was destroyed when Mr. little was killed,
direction was to striking contrast with that •
a notice of which appeared yesterday. This will a:-
toward the north. Then a bright arch, span- plain the reason of Its tardy appearanea—Ede. Oa:
ning nearly ninety degrees, sprang up, support
lug, and apparently originating, three floating
quivering sheets of fire. To the south, the sky
was of a dirk, leaden colored hue, which con
trasted oppressively with the surrounding bril
liancy. At first, the light was of that peculiar
whitish tinge which all have observed in similar
displays on Winter nights. This became deeper
end more intense until it lighted up the night as
thorigh the moon were shining. With this a
beautiful tint of pink finally mingled. The °hinds
of this color were most abundant to the north
east and northwest of the zenith. There they
shot across - one another, intermingling and deep
ening until the eky was painfully lurid. There
was no figure the imagination could not fiad por
trayed by these instantaneous Realms. The
beautiful coronet of light which was first exhib•
Rod north of the zenith point, was gradually
thrust farther and further to the south, until it
became stationary at a point the definite locality
of which the astronomers Ma nettle. Between
10 and 101 o'clock thel display was overpower
ingly brilliant and beautiful. After that it grad
ually faded. Now and then there were light
flashes, but the pink hue gave way almost en
tirely to the yellow. It was remarkable as In
dicating the perfect transparency and luminous
ness of these eheete of flame that the stare,
whose light was not eclipsed by this superior
brilliancy, were distinctly visible through their
covers of lieht.—N. Pince.r.
A STRANGE AFTATA.—On Wednesday morning
one of the strangest and most bloody affairs oc
curred at Linn & McCoy's rolling mill, near
Bellefonte, that we have ever been oalled on to
record. Aboutseven o'clock to the morning, a
man named Daniel Bre was seen walking through
the work shops, apparently examining the ma
chinery. He expressed a great desire to see the
large abeam used for cutting bar iron, in opera
tion, and had been observed examining them
with much apparent interest. While doing to,
and While in ponversation with one of the work
men employed in the mill, the shears were
started to work, when the stranger almost in
stantly thrust both arum between the blades,
and in a moment both hands were cut off just
above the wrioto. The scene in the mill was at
once one of great excitement, and an soon as
possible the injured man was conveyed to a
room in the building, where medical attendance
rendered him all the aid possible under the cir
cumstances.
From what we could gather of this strange
affair, we learn that Ihre is from Clearfield. lie
nye be heard of these large shears at home and
walked to the forgo for the purpose of cutting
his bands off. They (hie hands) had offended
against God and man, and he was afraid if he
possessed thorn.. much longer, be would he
tempted by the Devil to commit murder and die
gallows. He had already suffered impris
onment% the Penitentiary on account of Ms
bands, they having stolen bones against hie
will, for which ho was tried and convicted in
Lock Haven. lie also stated that be bad been
in the rolling mill cu-the night before, trying to
open the gates to start the eheare, intending
then to cut hie hands off, but he could not raise
the gates.
He Is walking about the premises of the works
apparently caring little for his dreadful tote,
and evidently icsaireiiii.ettrd-** - ii.a.ctf.oding
!mods —BellOnre Prue
Tax Galan.: RETITAL.—The extensive religious
awakening in Ireland, greater than heretofore
in that country, in extending to Scotland oed
- Tifales. It has reached the colliers of Sullfurel
shire, and in one place it in estimated that there
aro fire hundred Con•PCIP. From among their I
own Dumber, a collier has been rained up who
daily preaches the Word with great power. to
many of the cosl-pits daily prayer meetings and
Bible readings are held. In South Wales, ea
extraordinary is the revival ioterest, that all the
churches and chapels are crowded on week day.
as well as Sundays. Prayer meetings in churches,
school roome,in work ehops, and even in field!,
are held morning and evening. In one town
eight public houses have been closed sines the.
work began. It is now spreading into North
Wales. A clergyman of the Established Chnrch
writes: " There in no enthusiasm, but a deep,
profound and awfully solemn impression." In
some districts, notorious for blasphemy, an oath
is tow never heard, and drunkards in thousands I
have become total abstainers. It is estimated
that in two counties only, 9,000 persons, within
the lett five months, hate been converted .
Tue Cuatt.ms is Emirs. —The oholera is said
to be making destructive progress in Hamburg.
' The Louden Medical Times states that from the
20th to the 31et.of July there were 424 cases in
that city, of which 332 were fatal. The Aro
pean Times, of the 13th August, soya
"Cholera has again appeared in this country,
and it coulee to on, as usual, from Hamburg.
We see that daring the last week twenty-four
deaths are stated to have occurred from this
cause in Loudon. We seem to know as little as
before about this grim and mysterious stranger,
but we know enough to avoid his track, and even
to defeat him should he attack on Ile fastens
for the most. part upon those who cannot or will
not protect themselves. Great and beneficial
eanitary changes have taken place in England,
since Cholera Bret Invaded thin country, nearly
thirty yew, ago; but we are not yet in a state
of complete defence; yet If half an much money
were expending la protecting as from the cholera
aa we now see lavished in proteoting us from the
French, the oholeralo omit of 1859 would be the
last."
/101111111.1 BUICIDE.--On 'Thursday morning
lith David Eckly living at the foot of Tussey
broitntaitt, near Pine Grove, was found dead in
his own house. The circumstances attending
hie death leave no doubt that he committed sui
cide. For come time past he has been living en
tirely alone, owing to domestic difficulties, and
a few days before hie death, had been appealed
to for both aid and reconciliation. Ile refused—
and not being seen by his neighbors for a day
or two, hie house wan searched, and the dead
body 'of the euicide won foapd in one of the
rooms. He was lying very composedly on the
floor, a allot gun by his left side, and griped In
hie left hand. it ie supposed that the trigger
of the gun was touched with a snick, which was
lying by his aide. The charge of the gun entered
the head, just above the left eye, shattering the
forehead, but did not entirely pane through the
head, The deceased was about 60 years old,
and had lived in Ferguson township for more
thou thirty yeara—Beltsfonti frees.
A WADDING TO Bore woo STAND ON THEIR
Eisans...--The Portage (a) Bungled says We
regret to record that our townsman, Dr. W. M.
Prentice, has sustained a severe affliction in the
death of his little sou, Frank. While visiting,
recently with hie grand parente, in Boer dmatr
towoehlp, 'Mal:toning county, ho was taken sod.:
denly ill, and upon investigation the cause woe
found to proceed from doo violent =neuter ex
ertion, ho being noousionied, like many other
boys, to performing such feats no walkiog on his
hande, etanding on his head, etc. He continued
to grow worse, from day to day, the disease act
ing upon his physical nature, and not at all In
fluencing his brain, until Tuesday of last peek,
- when he expired. A few moments before hie
death, he bade his parents, little Dieter and all
hie friends, good bye, and noticing the feelings
exhibited by them, he took the hands of his
father, and said "Poor Papa and Mamma," and
immediately composed himself for that sleep
which knows no waking in this world.
It/RIVAS MOTIMETT IN SCOTLAND.—Tho Scot
tish Guardian states that the religious moremeat
in the Weet , of Scotland continues to make pro
gress..- InTort Glasgow o large number of eases
hoe occurred of persons "otruok down" as in
. eery largo meeting -Woo bold, when
g eat religious ihterest won Manifested, sod
tubers appeared Is bo under serious religious
I imPleatleue. In this oily, also, especially in
Mr. lir Coll's church In the.Wynds, great rellgioai.
Interest ;loudness ,to be Manifested.. , Many re•
markable oases Of awakeninghave occurred In
different dietrie
_ .
Tax Buns re Asamc.—Thia leaps . go is iiPs'
ton by not hey than sixty millions of people'.
guttered - throughout ByThi, Nathan Africa,'
Arabls, and Hiudostau. Through all these re-,
glom barriers to the olloulallon ot the &TIP*
been broken damp eo . . rapidly as .to
norslifgar the moat arm/plat: • lio kingly Or
woo power can ever set up these barrier"
TMn, sod loud fa now the audio tire the Arabia'
B eto these soogniblo IDBlloae.
~:;~~:
[For the Daily Pitteborgh Gazette.)
Editors: SADO or your numerous
readers Inform us who ie the, author of the following
line, and where the authority may be found!
'The eopectou 'leer saw it. Ged and bloahed.
My own Itopressiou u that Milton is tho author,
and romslred premium from tho Faculty of Christ's
College, fingleod, es the best essay on the tint mir.
ale of our Saviour.
THE FBESCII AWINKSTY.—The Loudou Time,
•'For the first time the Emperor feels himself
so strong in the affections of the army, and no
sure in the loyalty of his people that he can at
ford to be magnanimous' The early use to which
he puts the power he has acquired by his RlZ
emote campaign, le to publish among all nattuua
a full and entire amnesty to all Frenchmen."
The Daily Newo says that orders - are to be
transmitted to. Cayenne, and to the other un
known depositories of political viotims, to let as
many as survive go free.
M. Losiaßlano has addressed a letter to the
London Daily News, in *blob he admits that
Louis Napoleon could scarcely do more for the
political exiles, than ho haa"just done, but tolls
"Why should the exiles return to Fresco'!" He
then replies, "Batter stay is the land or uniet•
tered thought sad freedom—bolter live where
anaxile is to rentals a mart."
CROPS us' litexatto.—The Dublin Evening Poet,
states that the Trish harvest, in which consider
able progress has already bean made, will be one
of the earliest ever known; and,taken altogether,
the yield and quality will be more satisfactory
than was expected two or three weeks since. The
report from most parts of the country describe
the wheat as a very fair crop, as yet free from
injury, generally thick on the ground with a
full, healthy ear. Oats have been much com
plained of, and the crop is generally,glort in
the straw bat the bead is pretty strong; and al
though the yield will in some places fall much
below an average, the total produce is not likely
to be very seriously deticient.—Liverpool taer-
Tu Tllol3.lrOllft WILL CARO —1103703, Mon
day, Aug. 99 , 180 —Judge Ames, to day, gave
a decision in the contested Thorudike will case,
admitting it th probate on the ground that Mr.
Thorndike was a resident of Bostoa at the time
the will was executed. The case will go before
the Supreme Court.
NEOIIO EITEPIEST 1:101 . KIP? Co KY.—
There is a goo deal of excitement at Madison
ville, Ky , in ohnserplenoe of the alleged diecov
ery of a concerted plan of the Merits of that
neighborhood to escape to Canada.
Tue Great Western Plains are literally covered
With Buffalo The number each year seems to
increase rather than diminish. They go in im•
menso drovea, and at time, seem to °seta lark
shadow neer the valley
SC3IXER COMPLAINT.-- The fact is now to
irsh est-lbHabra P,r any cum, to attempt to contre,rl It.
that most of the Jammers tel.kh often yr,re (.1.1 In ana.-
corr. are produt,d tabs...,
of troll. •nd err. tabl,
•Itichltie e.taottach is disordered, the ileur damaged, the
biood eta:m{lA and digest!, organ*. rendered leut,oe if
in,l torpid. Che:era, Cnol..tn
D)oentery,Diarytoes and aneh Ike complain. gar
intaate and thrive open impreper neat and often thnea
ao doer mood and beet npon thecrt..nltautmo, that
the •treageet sod molt acts., mineral tr,thinaaare need.
a.ncal their proved+ until tbe patient to pr.:ate-al, sot
Los,Mnt ndier are ended. Whe is It thot has not leen r.
fine, healthy Inf. , . %r adult, ta•17,1 with 0n...4 the no
leg disease, choir ord., pile t i.. KIM PL.
ofmrolt penneoears*." rtbet,
tr atment? Ano ..m. tr •al
ennply 1.• the tee., tbritt.trral 0. odo.leterrrlue ...e.•
to . atey the telling *tr. b e rth and et
the ...erne time cheet. the ~.141•0* 111 iv proyli as, the , tensed,
neer-riled aided tu the alhansnyt..4 ceiterat far-oath,
slid et the Man the lira.. era. Inaattnd It. ro.fremr •la
proetrate. and falling to excite.. !earth.° lb. runner died
Inn the trbet of the poieec, admiulotrred I. eprout tba
Alnnlre.N.ll. AO with I..EllllaT re VlLLA ,: which are rompleed entirely of erg...table matter, and which
have tint only proved therraielre. the best tot, In or, nilt
hare borer failed to current dloorden. of ILA ermach end
toerle when mart...scenting to directlene. In the care of
Pareplereanaplalntr they bars uarqual. Try Mena at cum.
Man Central:l,—n. Cieuninehlglaly Gintentrated Boer.
hseele ilolleud Baler.. it put cp In half pint bottles only,
and rouallel at $1 per bottle. The great demand for the
troll Cclrl,:eterl Medicine haa Induced many Imitations.
whist. Lisa public abooldenarl against purehaeing helm.
of Inipaltion Ewa ths. our.name ts on (belated of .en
bottle you Ley.
BIOIJAMIN PLAY, la., dt (M, Pole Pn-ptlet....i., 01
Wood etraet.betvreet, lat mid Vet at.. .Plttannrat, Pa
snEedairl
NEUR&LOIA.—This painful and common dig.
ease, which physicians do not appear billy hi noderatand,
sill be itaatly relieved, and In ...limit...ea a permanent
once may he effect.] Cy.the nee rf WILSON'S PILLS, whisl
regulate lb. atranach and uel produce a ',waning
strict upon the nerve. which cane. the tenni pain
reopened .00 told by B. L. FAILNKSTOCIS & CO..
Wha16=16%144-U4. and prdprietnra of 11 L FahnateKk's
Vermlium ' No. FG, etirner Win.] and Loh streets. Plua.
buirsh, Pa. an3o.d&
flan abbtinUtMents.
B WOLFF, .1 R. ,
I encceaeor to WOlO a Len, .
ISIPURTER AND DEALER IN
Hardware and Catiely,
(~rner Liberty nnd St. Choir
ParSBURIIII, PA. .
IS just re. etying an CI le:noire um.' Well oh
lett. euulf 0 fa ff :MACE Ilerioa purchased my
goodediteet (row. Cl, Mannfarturets on ttos beet PARII
tem., tam preperot I tier Infloramente to purchase.,
Ina well .elect. at— a... 4.11 1.21 T Pll CEo , e. will defy
competlon.
517 smolt confpne.. 1.“10 ol Coo,'. y, non,
TrlatulogaCerpeu. f • Cle. - kereflthe Toole, .std all to
than. of
AURICUL. I SAL lAIPLEAIF.NTs.
Mill end fee Cat Pump Cbaln end Tnlflue, Murtha
31.1110 r, Boring 5: uww, Bern lleffr Uwe., Plattorm
Scales, Steel Klee. axed. Lace Leather, Copper Rivets, Ar
to. 1 'runlet cordial, Melte perzone eleitlng the cltv to
examine the stork Imbue parch ..tog elmwhore hale,/
S. LAND FOR SALE.—There Will be
U
offered at Public Sale on LI, 20th uf September,
11149, at Feat hedge, lowa, about ete3,1815 acre. of tioverte
tuent Lend. meetly along the Vast .std Wet Feats
of the Dee Manes R 1..., and are among the best Imola In
Ito State. To per. wahine, to enter lands, either with
tuba.. Lend Wartacte, wo of.. oar striders, believing we
can render mtlefectlon to all who may entreat Online. to
our Care. Will athaul to bailee U.. ill 01. ), county In
the State. klcklANT , A MARLATT,
Putt Dodge, lowa.
Refer to the rili.49 tußlttaboreb. •en2efrol haw.
A 0 ACRES OF '.AND NEAR OLIN"1'ON
STATION, Ft, Wayne end Chicago Railroad, at
about 8 tulle+ from the cur, 12 tam In colt! lion, 2am eh
creek bottom, prime timber, email hone, ne etaLle
Price $1,04.9. For .ale by
sot R. CUPUBERT A FON, 51 . latket et.
AA FIRM ACILES, eitu to on the
oblo titer, at 94 Wow the city, life. 8115
bock and Days' illtalluo; 2 dOnlilefreme ht: me a .milk'
shop: en eicellebt epilog. Pe 1 . 41 .• & The IL IL
and tho Ue.r.r Totteptk• awe the premnea I For eeln by
Utri DIRT aDiGte, 51 Market et.
ClAltp—SErriatnin I.
BURCHFIELD 4 CO
Will conimeoce receiving neer
WALL AND WINrE6 OOODB TO 1106110 W,
and will melee additions daily forum:mama set
BEACHES-20 baskets choice Jersey ex•
tra large, arriving tilts morning, for !West
HERBS? d BAILKEK'd, con Liberty and Lland eta •
PEACHES - 00 baskets to arrive at 2 o'cl'k.
1.1. At lIEUBST
eel • . .tieon.r Liberty .nil head stir
FII.ENCIi SIiED IVILEAT.-100 bush Im
ported Trench wheat axprtagaly for .are remind and
for sale by J. S. LIGGETT k r 013.,
.el 1,. Water rod DI Vront stmt.
CHELbE-100 prime cutting Cheese
lost reo , d nod for onto 1)7 LITTLE- k 'NIMBLY %
end 'No. 112 Ea:ond ntront
COFFEE -250 ba , vs prime Rio Coffee just
reed dud ee Ws V 7 Lrrma a TUMBLE.
SDNAIt AND, AIOLASSES-150 bbls.
prim. N. 0. Molsoon, via coopenor, 40 641.. Hymn 60
N. Pogikr: Eo bblo:Crnololl 'Boor, 1n Qom and for
oaf by k THlMntr.
MILOUK.-250 bbia. Extra Family Flour;
160 do do Ectiontloo • Jo
Itl,storo and for sato by LITTLE c runt
QTAILOII-200 boxes Pearl Starch fur tale
Oly , J.B. ccirrnt. sc co.
211 i B L S. LOUISVILLE WIIITE
LIME tor ilale by .1. B. OANFIELD ./L CO.
TOBACCO-IWbxe. ass'dbes brands Tv
bee.; 25 keel 0 t wist,Tetsioso,
kir rain by eel JOHN FLOYD .1. CO.
BROOMS-125 dor. common and fancy
„Ili Corn Brooms for sale by J011:4 SLOVD 41 CO.
T A !
—4OO bbla. Carolina Tar for sale by
7011 N FLOYD
jZ UTTER--79 kegs choice Lawrence Co., Pn.
guitar for sae br . ant JOLLY 7LOYD i CO
TAKEN up by the City Watch on the night
Aug.pt Mb, a 'ropily OOW with white foes, vary
horugi 'As over l
o turobt. notified to oomo tames
t, prove propprty and pay amp* whored,* igm!..rtll be sot!
on !Saudi', Ms 34 a bpeerter.
angt.ll4 . ''SOftr. MOON, 0610 of Paw.
Q;..,bazr b Ta s i PrillittVvi=maßccr
September ',tree
The full,. tng, entr i.. IT:alio:LIMO. r rweing,
Treltl Cm a purl, Of f.lOO, In bator , ..a rulhe G.ars, heat
3 lob •
3. Ke)• ebtelv b h. -Sass "
" e. h "S‘Vbi "
I.xt. RACE.
i 1 . 14e 5 ,K „/ go, go ey ri e
J. Alton .ntora b. b .bboorroolhOl ••
3 Lont b h..2ltengpler
FOOT RAM
puns of 820: Maranon one mile
nOOD. JAICEd IaULLIVAN, JOUN 'AC'
A ' , pedal train will Inas , ' the Paorea. k. IL Depot at 1.13
P.lll. regraal tr.11: . ...0 P. 11 --retraTtlax at P
OFFICIAL . PAPER OF THE CCTV
PITTSIftlaGli GAZBTTD,
PUDLIMIED DAILY AND WHEISLY BY
1CR.R.11...c/ dr 'CO"
IS NOW IN ITS SEVENTY-FOURTH YEAR,
With a largo and coartaatly
INCREASING CIRCULATION,
Of both It. Daily and Weekly. Edith:ma
Sirlt alert nottoonl laluottorzto to kdrorttotro, befog
unitertally cocci:l,o,M to
The Best Commercial Paper in tho West,
It.aszt.ltt as It duos, most of tLa Alarctmots, Malsof.setor•
ers mutt Camillo* Its these CM. and narrouadlog region,
Including
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Northern Indi
ana, Western Virginia,
Wieeon
sin. lowa, Illinois, "Kansas
and Nebraska.
te"Ads,rtiaing at Moderato Pri,,es.—(figi
DV EIiTIEING AGENTS FOR YRS GAZETTE,
Means B. 141. PET TINOTLI. ir CO., N.. Turk akod Bcw
um; W. R IckDONALD t 00., Now Yorki JOYS, 00E
03, JONAS WEBSTER !OJ C. STEROL, 'dtwT
EIGHTH ANNUAL PAIR
Allegheny County jk gilonitural Society,
Western Pennsylvania anti Ohio,
131 h, 14th, 16th and 16Th
BEPTESIIIKR. 1850
I=l
Amounting to Nurly 84.000
Fair Grounds. Nth Ward,
t• T'r s VKG 1[
TENTS and other erections provided for the
...play of tle. Mechanic. Art. tknuestle and Flennwbold
Good., Implam.aca, Fral b., Vegetable. and Flower.. Co.
end +lad. and Stall. for Llor.es, Cattle, atop and Paine,
and Table. for (bops of roofer
rmimmrxtruNwrorrnsizzwyrri
Abundance of ateem power will be provided for the i no.
ulna ot machinery. &c.
•1 Leap kremilittne offered tor machinery. See large
bills. •
Article. /ant for exhibition ehould Le addrumet to either
000. J. A. NEHLEV, W. BARNHILL, Eq. or BENJAMIN
KELLY, EN, Superintendents, carefnhy labelled, with
owner's nu...and residence.
.
Entries received and exbßtitorte ticente furnished at
EIALL A SPEER'S Plow Warehouse. corner Cecil's alley
and Venn street. after Auguet=tit,
flay end Straw GAATIA for all anuinutia eu,sed Cro x
blbition, and /rain at lowest mush prices.
AT All entrisse most Do mod. on Secretary's Etatia nn or
t..forn IIIAnD•Y ItrEttlAf/. t3th of September. All as
lithe onn
mad enienale. except homes, must be brnuniat within
the ancl metre by Tuesday noon. floras.. admitted On lated•
nodallay ntent, but mast be entered previnuely.
Ater GompeUtioulteyond the State cordially invited
sir vie..< night and Icy Poll,.
ADMISSION
E.Dibi , tet t..k..4 51, 0 0. All ...titi:lLors becalm
member, of the Society.
• •
/1/1- Ten tickets for 61.00. Four tl , krts, 50 cents
ap- Stogie admission, 15 cents.
Nebleles and horses .111 be admitted to the groun d
at the following paces I—Two horse rehtele 515 cent.
sins'o horse we-flimsy 15 cent. single borne, 10 cents.
The Otis., Pa••4l,llK ILailway and the Central Penn's.
TL 11 cars will h. In constant comtunolcation with the
grounds. Letters wihmsend h•
ROBERT HA NICHT,
7 • •-dam., Corrupending lierre4r7, Pitbiburgh.
13 r 061 % .. county . Va. Fnrm for Salo.
T"'A 7 NOERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
5A6111116 r ARM (7i/ M. hie h
Ob., err, rue Milo fro. ate °bin Pie.. ?bete I. on the
I.m • good ft 4,11. bowie, witt. •Lit a1b..., pantry,
to , • goed lo; barn, new franmelti.6., (her bnth u - nrs nod
bonie.6) corn w age. shed, •hop bona., etc. Tbere
are two of choice fruit, with ebrut 174 tuna la gun
bearing nailer.
Ibro are abont Acres cf lho laud that IS cleared •ol
in • high *tato cuisiratirn, The
There tit Moo Hole' 30 or 41 sere/ rf cool of • toper - tor
quality.
The faun will b., ,old In s 6,17, or divided t./ mat par
dawn
Then to ootrbelog made a toroplko rood bona Holliday.'
c o y, to Wellebeirs along the riser ' and front plk• op to
Om term ts • good trod erilb • gr ade of not ores Am dr
gre.o,e.hich Will make • drtre to either of tbe sd 010
named moms. This beings go amp growing country,
any oeo •1•Llog to toms to that budome could not End •
batter locatloa The land le OW well adapted to the rateicr
of corn. wheal, rye, barley. etc. it to to • good laolghbor•
hod. and le eoneentent to cborche., mill., ate. To soy cog
wishing • rood term on reasonable torn., let them sq.ply to
the subscriber on the premised or by letter, directing to
Wellebarg. Brooks wooly, Virginia.
at.ll:lordeltoes HOWARD biERRTNI AN.
HERBST S BARKER.
PRODUCE AND PROVI2ION
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
257 Liberty Street, corner of Band,
IPITMOURkaI, PPNN'A.
os.Partionlar ottootioe given to th 3 port-hone owl tole o f
floor, Opole, Dried heft•, Potato., Perk, lArtl, hotter,
Moe., Mover ktol Timothy Peelle, !c.
Ordet. promptly Clod at th, to mstkat wk., Ad
mous made on =alga monte.,
1:111.011ke of the Fithian:lmb WA Aleuatactary. ett3l;l3,d
N ORDINANCE Authorizing the Grad:
11 log, Paving 60 Setting with Curb etono, llivuould
must, from Umnt street to Bmlthaeld street.
Ruth. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the Mayor
Aldermen and Milieu. of Pittaburgh, In Select and
Common Mangle asrembled, That the Recording
Regulator Le and ho fa hsrehy &tab mixed und dirseted to
adv.:ante for proposals to 'riding, paving and setting
with curb .tune, Diamond atreat Rom Want attest to
Pcolthneld street., and to Ist the earn* in mann.. directed
by an•odloonty concerning Mrsote, pomot AISZIgt 31,11,
A D. 19t7.
Ordains: and enacted lulu • lee In Councila tbl. Stith
de, ..1 Allow, A. 0.01159.
D. C.
Proaldaut two Mm It Select Council.
A ...a. IL floattow,
.C 1.411 r•f BONA
TIUSSLI.L NRKKTT.
President ul 11.
11,11sbisn,
Clerk nt Common Council.
A _
N OIi.DINANCE relatiyetu Attidarit4 for
lba lioductlnn ul AR5..0. 1 - 11
elm,. 1. Do It ordalued and 0000101 by Ma 51atnr, AI
dot/Tull and citizens of Pittsburgh, In &bed nod Cone
mon Councils aaasuabled, anl It is onlainel .tad ouaghttl
by the authority of the M.G. II hat Ilea &Chloral. for the
rsductlan of evosateetil. nods , thn Limb 0.. 0 1 1 b..,
dinansa, passed gebruery 221, ..rrd6lng at:prowls.
mu. the year long and to ',rosin* iddlitonal reveuue
fot tb• City: . may be suede auy lane uu ur b.lure the
grid clay of October, la Mk year.
Ordnined and enacted into a Ina In Councils this Cgtb
de, of august, A. 0., 1559. •
Id C. IL Mat gitlilt.
Pr./dent pre Ism et Cbuncti.
Anent: 11nam*,
(lota nl Fsbat
NUy3ELL
President of et/1111.11 Council
Allee: Ikon 111.11,r2a,
..-ekric of Common 04.61
Inge OldClovaruant
30 i• prima Rlo
iri
25 caw around Rio aiid Jo. Coil,
10 mks ZautatOrratig
Plata. and Pram*
20 bozos M R sad Layar
10 • Valanlia
100 any fresh Clad aiirrie I,
00 pure groom] %lima
60 math. Canis;
2 cams Nutting
0 tibia Cloven
2 Moon'. and ADAM'. blacking . .
25 ham Oolgatia soap, amoraad;
ID lilac Matra eying;
V)N. 0. Molaner,
100 grass Shanghai Mitchel;
10 Dime. Natant tee ToUrx.C.
2 cam, John Anderson'. 6olane Tobacco;
for sale by WILLIAMS & JOSENSTON;
anal: 1118101thillnl0 lama.
n NLYTWE&TY-FIVE CENTS.—NEW
VANIA
Dss RAIL R ortirr OAD, Oeorge R. RAND ROOK.
Ayr. OP MR PgfiNHYL.
by
Arranged on • Nev Plan. , All Station. la regular order....
A Perfect Index to th• Route. Bares ...king any
Qat"Om. Point. ont all the Attraction..
Juet the Book forth@ bull.. Coo.
tains no Intricate romp
W.L.olore on pH connecting Routes. Foil of tofortnntioo
ones before pablktisd. Trovelora West of Plus
bomb sill prefer this Book to the ordinary
Maned des beams, it glees
- nil thenecesitary Mltsatt.
libles 00 Pitts.
lot b.
And Ont. B
PE oma,. TLSANIA minutely J4crli.
R AILROAD II7I3 ~
f nntite
NNA •
Jolt tutted ood for•
by W. B. IiAVEN,
dinPriter and
BIALIOner. MINT of Ithaket Ind 4etoo ood -
nod Third idro.W. PALMA: gb
w Di .• - ,
or .alcsre,
• 8., i t a• to !Ansa lan Pal , ti and tboo &Thou. of
Ito/Sloe musks nut bowl!! WrOtiiii.e.a,„_ _ ~...._
DIY, REPTII3II3III flalr. an id i, t , g1,,,,;;,.........a
4i
imp! Violin Pcbel•M 0 : 1 Thu . " . Ent.lit ; Plots and
Melodeon Sobolinoad da h o r . .
1 The Jutonll• Scholars In a ina j, win. most 0 s wur.
d•T.onst.t. rot. im..,,,. 1 . 1 i" dpe ., k, ergeniat dawn. It
la desirable tbssaiblis ........••, . It • iron= Isnilotilab
should begin at annolignoqng al t . o ... tha 41.7
Maw lieisPir_ • IM r m . 4,,. their prattles glad
No and.
! lla . r !;.qrlib =t ut '
.treat' '' - - inalkdinteli!
•. • I • ' A —40,000 btlx•
p ann
11.4 AM tild Whi te;
41
eig& !""Tisilm)
lßisttUantDus.
C2320.1 7 C lIRZNCi l ar.
BONS'
. St..ALL
PIANO FORTES.
riritE ,ul.,criber has now on hand a most
ovlrm.hr Muck of Pianos, committing cf 654 and 7 Ore
tarts, lo Pleitiand Carve , / Cams of the moat elegant de
miption, from am celebratad Vemtory of Chtckmring e0t,,,,
The hottrumsete we ell prodded shh their latest improve.
mtnta, as Repeating-Jai:on. flothZe•Dormiren, I,2,Bam
sers,and an of their
ENLARGED NEW SCALE,
,
By bin much :largo sound board le obtained, c:. 00.
gamily the toue ti rendered 0,17 reverie!, yet retaining
to met and musical quality. By the patentee of the Ac
tion, the perthruier la enabled to produce Olt grade. of tote
from pidnitsinto tojertitetete.w.th the Nu... , eeee
CUICELEILINO i SONS' PIANOS .rh lbut ofKokan of by
the Nat artist. and alma lo one country:—
TQALIIERG aityw— . They an beyond compadaon the but
I bare ever wen in the United State. and will compare fa
the with may I hart ewer known."
GUSTAVE akriEß eats—"Theopition which T erpretne
a/ three yam ago, lath been more than conarmal to me, by
the continued me of them, wir That for volume mid pare
quality of tone, with nicety of articulation, they an ano
quelled."
From the National Intriligencer. Witebingion
.They can safely hear competition with loth - omen ta from
any part of the world, la point of tone, itretwith and alas
brit, of touch.••
(Proms tbio Nor Orleans Pkaynne.j
i•For sac:ellen. &material, elev:lea of floish, and faith'
fulness of workmanship, and above all for volume and ra•
defy, roslrr asrasstneas, brilliancy and per. mammon of bona,
they area qoalled."
(From lbe F•
atally Journal.)
'The peculiar enteral guanine belonging to lb. Chick•
ering huttroutenta, are a 1011, musical, rich god povartul
tome free nom any wooden, pony, lend... of sound, to die
agretabls to the aatialtlea Mollitii Toe, bare alto an
easy, even and pleasant touch, .01 will keep to tuns better
than any Plano. known!'
Tba public are InvitaCl to call and exemlne [hoot splendid
instramenta, .filch are euld et
YACPbRY PRICES AND WARRAA TED.
aullp Mita JOHN 11. MELLOR, Bl Woal amt.
OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH.,
COMM
Professor Wood's Hair Restorative .
Wi Le"PRESERV E, INFALLIBLY, TIIE
prow/a and color of the bah, If need two or throe
llama a week, to any imagioeble age. Perfectly restore tho
gran, moor toe bald with nature'. ow,o ornament, the halm
make It more soft and beautinal than any oil, and p rrrrr re
the Malp free from all dlernsa, to the greatest age. State.
man, Judge., Attorney., Doctors, Clergymen, Ptonorlonal
Men and Gentleman and Ladle. of all clam., all cmar the
world, bear toilimony that we do not any too mach in it.
Moor. Bead the following, and.lndge:
PROPEMOR P. THA LBEHO, PIANIST,
says, on hl..rrivel In the Unite! Mete .b.
welt raphlly becoming my, het applying
Wood'. Ilair Restorative hl. heir sooe recovered
othSeal hen
OR OA kLDISIN, 13 Names Street, N. Y
says the gray hales oa 41. wifo'• bead were, of.
ter a few weal's trial, turned foto a dark brown,
et the Wile 000 beautifying and thickening the
.
A.O. RAYM.OND, Rath, Maine, toy. be I. ouat
slaty year. old, and him hair cod whiracers were
two-thirds gray, bet by t h e too of two bottlo of
kostorallve the tray hare have diappeared,
both on he head and faa, and I. molt molt and
µluau tbco for arantyllve years preifions. 111.
wife, at the ag• of fifty two, hos need It With the
sane effect.
rumcv JOHNSON, rag, of New Orteeneowys
that he lost his hair by the Yellow neer, In 1854.
Ile need Wood's Hair Restorative, and his hair's t
now thick and gloary.
FL 11.11IDDLETON, Livingston Mebane, aye
the Restorative ham done much good Itrhie part
of the countri. Ile used it for tabbies., and now
ha. • ten heed of lair.
T. L RORER. Lebanon. Noroncliy, flys he bac
eecan Wood, 11.11 r Rectorial., in hundreds of rt.
•es, and never Anew It t o in srectropfiaing
all It profetwa to do.
A. J. ALDRN, 51cLanosborte, 1111=14, say• be
had the scald head eight years, awl van bald,
but by the liberal us. of Wood . ..llearo••
five, ho new has act. glossy head of bar
JAS. Sold by all Druggist.. and by O. J. Wood
• Co , Ni Broadway, New Tork.and 114, Market
street, fit. Lout.. Mo. Sold In Piambnrgb by be.
OHO. R. KEYSER, O. L. FAUN RSTOCK ACO,
.d all Rennin.. lanthdly
-
MEE
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY
assac4t4.l with tam la tn. WIIOLIKBALV. V ROCERY
BUdl4l.±d, Mr. SAMUYI Y.WARS and Mr. WILLIAM
CURRY, .n .11l conthinn the /131T40f one OLP FYAND
UT I 1.1111:111T STREET. Zirwczir c.ppotlto cbe Fade
I=l
311JEL KW ART. -.WM H 40ELNILY s')l. UTNE?.
W. M. GORMLY & CO.,
GROCERS,
DIME
P/20VISIONP. PI OD
PITTSBFRG II M S.l6Ttilaz:
No. 271 Lioarty Pitlaborgh, Pa
latOmo.2l,
LOGAN &. GREGG,
IMPOLITSR3 Of
HARDWARE,
4 NO. 69 WOOD STREET,
E:or Doc D. Chain. Ilotd,
Jab.:lBe, PfiT UtIGH.
G. 8. Baran, tete of Lencaster....—Looats & Ono°, pats Va.
GEO. S. BRYAN dr. CO.,
Oommission Merchants,
NB TUE BALE OF
PIO IRON, BLOOMS,
No. 52 Wood St., Pittabargh.
Barancasus—Lyno, Malt & Co., Pittsburgh; Lilnnen,
Copeland • Co. Pittahartag Thos. E. Pranklin, E at ., rou
canal; nom Btriton Cameron, ilarrlsharg; Bryan, Garda.
Co , Hollidaysburg, Pa. ler:0 Brod
THI3 lINTEIRPRIBEI
Insurance Company
OF.- PHILADELPHIA,
!near•. Against Loss or Damage by Fire
on Buildings,lierehandise. Far
nham*, at.., at Reasonable
Rates of Premium.
Um•ctou.--F. HAW:dot - a 8t.,: WI llam 6111w0,t.1 W.
ICH.. A Co ;Nalbro hot , Jew: /no. 51. Atwood, a Alum',
Wblto kOo ; Elooj. T. fredick, of Tredlck, Stoke. • Co
Usury Wharton; Idordoctl L Dalf11012; Goo. FL Stewart of
Stalwart • Um; John U. Broom, of John 11. Brown •Co ;
B. A. Ilthosstook, of B. A. /wt:muck A Co.; Aodnw
(...4sh, J. 1.. Krrtnger, of Wood A Ertlognr.
F. ILITCUPORD STARK, Provident.
CUM.= W. COIL Secretary.
PIITSVOIag UolmotA CO J. Ponder
a Oa, Thomas M. Mown, bq, J... lintaball, LK., Allen
gnnaoy,Esq7, — Wllam, ACCIroy a Ca, WWI., Payne &
Dailey, Brawn A Co., LlTlensdon, Capeland & tA , Jam.. O.
Lyon • Co. Wm A. Layely A Co
GEO. B. BRYAN & CO , Agents.
1 , 30.0d0l No. 62 Wood Stroll..
Assurance Company,
NO. 1 MOOROATE d THEM LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836.
0A PITAI 40,208,800 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND PUKPLUS... 2,104,111 02
ANNUAL RitVENUN, for tho year ernt
log Jitnavy 11, ISM 033,024 12
THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Loom or Domes. by Fine, nilllollt envy doorriptlon of
Property. The Sat,. of Premiums are %moderate, and, in
oil moo., Wooed npon tae char-oar, of the owner or own.
pont, ond the merits of the rick.
Lame promptly ocipaird and pd.] without refer.... to
lerodon. d woad permanent fund prorated In Phaaefeb
pO,o fur payment of taunts', th 4 coontry.
Strlll3llllll re 1111 . 11BMII:
Jams. McCully & Co, 1:4 Wood ette,s.
-John Floyd & Co., 1 73
Brown k Kirkpatrick/1,193 Liberty 1111011 i
•• U. Bragg & Co., 99 Woad etraL•
Wilsoo, N't.lroy t Co., 61 Wocel street;
• James McCandless A Co., 103 a
• N hoick & C 0,95 Water street;
B. A. labnesnock & Co. That and Ww..d streets
Joe Woodwsll & Co., Heard and Wood streets;
Atwell. Lee & Co, H Wood street;
•' Burchfield& Co, Fourth sod Market strestg
•• floCandlees, Means& Co., Wood and Water .to;
-
Goorgo U. Blame, Eng, 13 Bank n e wt.
?drum. Myer, Minima k Co , 212 Malta ;Meet;
Wm. ll'Hoo k Co., South Front .troop
° • 61 . 13otebenn k Oultlaa, Front and New Btr.
Smith, Wllliama A. Co., 613 Narked area
Jaw Orabatu k Co.„ 20 and ZS Letitia arced;
Rdeph B. Mitchell. 1119, ['readout Mechanic.' Banta
James Dunlap, lag., Pentland Colon Bank:
Bea W. A. Porter, late Judge Supremo Court.
• JAIIIICEI W. ARROTT, Agent,
jo2llydls • Tempornt7 OM.. 103 Wood anat.
PRTINCEI WHITI3 ZINC PAINT
WROU TUE
VIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY
OF PARIS.
TIIIS PAINT is'adapted to all puttosoi; to
which tho best Whits Lead is applicuthls. It dose not
turn pilaw. as hoe amuuto doer, sad will segoim th e
hardness and enstothuate of awl mailbag without the aid
of varnish, sad I. easily watheit Colors with • rine baste
retain their freshnete and brilllaacy of color.
200 pounds will cover es math surfers, with the same
body. es 250 pounds of load—ehow lag groatecotiothY
as besaly.
la order that partite they dependapos ge W sag the... Mole
strict/me they ehoubl buy of 0099 Out it.. meal recycla
ble hones. The Donis.) , ship but two qualities. ksown es
IV. 1 and Biwa Mate Dry. Red and Green foal. TWIN.
1 or Red Beal I. the article 131(41t sued for painting ramose',
the Snow Whittior Greta Seal belay only need tot the must
expemiva work, 30115 PH M. 'WRONG, Agent for the Co.
Orders addthesod to either of MO following homes will be
tilled at the wen mined tariff of pigmy either Dry arts
Oil. HALL A. CORNELL,
123 Malden Lane, New York.
ULTNOLDS. DEVOE A PRATT,
100 and los nu.. amt. N. , York-
DirPosAts will be received at the office
o t he Reeonflog Regulator, No. GO fluahfleld area,
%mail t •ad of repeumber nut, for the gnallug, pa•log mug
molting wfth Cuff; floss, Oral/Ion! afraf.S, from Coutr• Ave.
1)0•10 Waiter stroat
atiNglcl
MAO 11011.LErr, Rec. Res.
TO BRIDGE tIONTRAMORS.--Scaled
Proposalsmill he received at the alba of the Decorty
Catandesiouers of Allegttey'aad Wattmore:and oritork4
atittl btONDAY, the 6th day of fleytember,lBs6, for the
ereettoo of • BRIDGE! 6.111013 POMMY OMB, at
IltemirllllllE67the creek Ode[ the Hoe between the two
count* span dm feet, 'with • gone phsr to the totadhr
af=tba steam work to be &nib., the pertt6t
- • Br Onts at Commit tem.
T AO& LEAVIER—A good assortment of
AA the bed iinalltr Aillagy A. AIL Pitt24ll%.
. • . ,-„,..,...•.,:-:.:..
i. , , , :',‘0'::',', -, . , ;'1 . 1:! - ii','-. -, .
._
. _ .
air " i/11-VO4/
CORNER (Tit AND BM IT fIP(FED STS ,
OPPOSITE Tat POs: OFFICE
PIITELMEGA PA
Strangers o r
D
ESIROUS of las:mire , . %shoes is the hest
pie to prepare young mecler t estotot4 are - drool
a
e 4 ant ouly to inquire the pm. peldierchants. Daulter,
Tambora and Protriationsl men of tI4 city, tut are molt rt.
spertfolly Melted to cell at the Coon,. alto College teed
make t h e following comparisons between this and similar
institutlons slimin g posse patrOnem , the size and
number of the ROM.: the number of stedents In stimul
i ance; the mode of ineunction permed; the snout, wrier,
and [thorough... of the tone. of mody; the totality and
eppearanee of the work done ty the ancients; the as:To
tem of the Widest; the qn.totestloru, experience and
literary standing of the teeeMos.....ll of . r „jaw that
go to Mate op. first Olms fichesd; end ths n i If not
that the Iron City College. made In miser of coy othtr
dehool.and pc:ogee.. fuddles no where e to to toned.
it Is net expected that they will patremite the &loot, not
they be mlidied to do so. mere d SwF
Public /actives
10.Norics.—The Stockholdera of the sio-
L ,,e g ahels Psesenger Railway Company ars Les eby
notified that an election for Ilea List:macre oh! be bald at
the office of H. BWARTZWELDEII, keg. Irmrth street,
Prittabtlrgb, Ort ILLTVIIDAY, Ihtpt- 10,1x50, between the
hours 0012 M. and 1 o'clock P.ll.
• HARM' WOJD-..1,
'IIIOB. 11.. HOICK,
11. SIVAILTZWELDER,
R. 11. PA151211,
eel.itd UEOIKIII WILSON.
Vcrrics.—'fhe Stockholders of the Pitts
u",c, borgh and Mod Marty Paseauser Railway Canipany
will meat at rho ofboa of J. P. MACKENZIE, ha C 4 Fourth
treet, In tbs City of Pittsburgh, on tLo TKYTN DLY Or
SEPTEMBER, A. D... 18. 5 9, m Wiloolts Id oessrssy
.I.ot flee Managers to terra nutll the third Monday of Jan.
nary next, or until their nurnors arc rtglitat Is and la,
fully cholaen. N. P. SAWYER,
WILLIAM PrIILLIPd,
JonN AIKEY,
JOBN OGDEN,
an 31,11,1 A. W. GAZZALI.
10. Nomcn.—A meeting of the Stoelthold
era of the TainperanCeirilla and Ncbleetown Tarn.
pfte and Plank Road Ootapsay, Will bo bold at LIARVIS
tiOSRL, to Pittaborgh, on TIIURSDAY, lot day Peptedia
bee. 1850, at 10 o'cloc k, A M., to tole Into consideration
Important tronsese mimetic.] With the Internee of tba
Rood. M. R. BROWN.
eat dtdAltsrP President.
. -- BOARD or 'fluor. —The Annual Meeting
" , . ,7 of the Board ill VIII bit held on WEDNESDAY,
September 7th, at 0;4 o'clock, P. Y.. et the iferebant',l EX
chabge, at which time the election for Prealdent, Vita Pref.:
idatit and Board of Biroctota will tote plans.
.026111 OEO. H. THURSTON, Ea"
lAn:ouglavt
07/IC. 0/ PRISM:IIn GAS CO 1 1
23th Annst,lSlP. f
TEEL ANNEAL MEETING OP THE STOCK
HOLDERS of ''llo Plttaborgh Gas Company,. for the
porno.* of electing two person, to serve as Trustees, for
thottrm throe years, .111 be held at the cfilco of the
Company, In Plltsbentle. on the MOT MONDAY (Ebb
day-) of Popterater,llll, between the hours of two rind flee
o'clock, P. If. JAMES IL 0111 LINTY
anThdld
ttjrsooo AGENTS WANTED.—To sell four
Agellta hove made our $25,0X) 05 one—
better then ell ether similar ageuelzi. Seed fore starve
.d get 80 pages poullesclara. grata.
Jell3mdar•T EPIIRAIM BROWN. tinrell, Mass.
fa ... AGENTS IV ANTIC in this State to can
raso will the GOLDEN; SALVE Eo rapllly. Can mak.
god pay. For tern:L.l,le. send stamp.
Jel 14m4Aor•T C. I'. WIIITTEN, Lover, Blau
Ti ants
SITUAIION WANTED by a married
middle aged man m I , IIOK-KZEPtiR of many years
experitnco. Gan giro the best reform:leer, apordm 6snglleb,
German and french, on/ 'endue. for num:Keno. ot to•
counts and fetal batten oe. Enquire at TIM 0111 Z.
en26.3e.1
WANTED—An active partnership LO some
tetatlished badness, is the city, by t 4 portion
oho to from $3,000 to $5,000 to loreet All comOsonics•
tiuns onstblentiol S. CUTHBERT A BUN,
No. al Market greet.
WANTED-5,000 bushels Flax. Seed, tor
abieb the Want mulct price will be paid.
eta° J. B. CA.NFIEI,II& CO., N 0.141 Ilret el.
Co Eft.
To LET.—A comfortzble two etoryfri
Brick Dwelling gitnate ma 1141 etre..
Enquirn of P. II If
zu2n No 211 Lluerty •tront
lEburatuanal
Al - API:WOOL YOUNG LADIES' INSTI
IIL TOTE, Pittsfield, MAW flee hems from 13caton, camp
experienced
Its nth Sorni•Anunal Pension Oct. el, 1859. With
experienced profxesors, large Cabinets, apackm• Gymnasium
It.liccation of nanarpassed beauty and salubrity, It pillar.
rare educational advantage*. Appliostions for admission or
for • irculart, should by early made to the Peineipals, Rev.
0., V. PPE ad and itev. J. ft. BJED. 411,30:m16rd
EDGEWORTH SEMINARY FOR
YOUNO LADIES, AT SEWICKLEY, PA.
The Rer. li. It WILSON,D. D., has transferred his inter
eat In thla Institution to the Rer. AARON
D. D., late Proienerr In Jefferson College and brother of the
former Principal, Prof. A. R. Williams. ' ln additicat to the
the
excellent f teacher., who will be repined.
the sairiCee Of ProLKARL, of Pittsburgh, and gradu
ate of the Unirmarlty of Marburg, tlermany, hare
been engaged as teacher of Mode and Llodern Languages.—
The building. will be pot to • good stated repair. and the
premises rendered otherwise attrarttr. All the =PI
branches of a useful and ornamental education will rendre
doe attention. The pupils will board In the family of the
Prlncip.l; aun hoe Isap, who will be free from other engage
ments, will extend to them • .I.lltant maternal care, in
am:ninon with her own daughters
The nest Banton will commence ce the FIRST MONDAY
IN NOVELISES: ,1 no the nuntlicir of boarder hill ho
limited tothlrty.flee, early application will he nereisary In
ortkr to won a place In the SchooL
Circulars Wut•lpfirla all necessary btformstion, as to
studies, terms, to. moy be otalthled at Dar/sou'. or Me!-
lork Root atone, or by application to the Principal, whose
Post Ore address, until the let of October, will be at Can
onnahurg, Pa., and efterwerds et Sesicltleysille, Pa.
aclttlardAlha
ST, PETER'S SCROOL—This Schoolwill
re-open no MONDAY, Sept. sth, to the &today School
Room nt Et. Peter's Church.
Pupils remised In both the Primary and lagter Sngilth
Dopartments. Instruction given In French, Music and
Drawing.
Appitcaticras for admission may be oado to tha Hector of
the Cot:m.6lu to the Ps loclpale,
MISS RATE D. EARLE,
MISS MARDI= L.OILDERT,
No. 00 Liberty afoot.
MRS. EDRINOTON
'RILL IiFeOPEN QHR 80110OL
VIE HIST MONDAY Dl SEPTESIBiII,
•NIAREON STRBET,
MRS. DR. J. 11. WILLSON.
FiLROT, PRIMARY AND PREPARATORY 50000. L
The third annual 110111Sian will open on
Bllondaytsth of September,
iO.TILYI 7 IO7 I I.MR:I7IV
TIIIS INSTITUTION, WITH AN ABLE
Board of batman., an extenelre and ralnable cab.
Met of alinerele, • complete eat of Mewled and Philo.
eopbical.Appamtru, manly new, and a lane and comma.
dinne building, offers the beat adyentegn to Mom in •
preparatory or collegiate comm.
The next term sr /11 comm.. September 511,15t1.
anSdlied WM. BANSWELL, Berl.
PENN INSTITUTE. -
lIANO3OII. STREET, NEAR PENN
roopan on MONDAY. the Vt.h AUGUST. TYMIII
$U per awake of tire months. 7. AL SMITH,
an8:134 Principal.
TEACHER OF VOCAL AND' INSTRU
MENTAL MITISIO, N. 113 Fourth Ansel between
Wood and Elmittllald atroets, would rdpecttully announce
to hie pupils and the public that he will renew We teach.
lug In private Iwo= and clams on Mt Lt day of 'Septem
ber text Apply at We residence. auevlaw
nap. O.PPOLIBIE Ts.zzoottx.
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladle
148 Tided Street, Pittsburgh.
•
THIS SCHOOL OFFERS TO YOUNG LA
-8188, bc.rd., a full legit& mane, no !belittle.
to &claire the Preach language and literature—the I:ninni
es!, ea American born, having resided aoreral dean in
Preece, and being matted by Ile. Tetodont, • padre of
Plats, and grad eat. of the .College Clhaskanagne.. -
The second annual meat trill open on Slonday, the
of September.
Price of tuition by the-term, $2.5. 'trench and Latin
taught without cars charge.
Ito bootie received nruicr.ten year. of age.
Tor circular., tac,upply at Mr. Diellor . .and bin DATI•at . ,
*torn, or at the reddeoce of Mode= Tetedoer.
itraltea2o
LOCUST GROVE earasms.A.Fcr,
LA WELEINCHI V ILLS,
FOR YOUNG LADIEIB.
TILE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF TWO
TERM, fire 1111011tb• ftich, will open on TITUDAT.
the 13th of September, at 0 &cloak, A. M.
The 'Mat/ of Teeehm, whe Pad their situations with
each distinguished snows doling the past year, continue
their oinuection with the inalliatton.
On account of the prosily harreased fealties for travel
effarded by the Dew Poseenger'2•ll l l.l. a limited number
of DAY PUPILS will bo eaeirod from Pittsburgh. The
'number of Boarding Pupas la Dmltod to Thirty.
FAULT APPLiCATIONS ARE DESIRABLE.
CIRCULARS, om tabling gematal Information, terms, Ra
may be had at DAVIS' sod DAVlBo3 . 9,Bcok.sallera, and
at RLIGRETVd sod MELLOR'S Mask Storm or 17 address.
lag at 14 trabargb root oak..
astl:Raa'A RSV. GEORGE T. RIDER, Rector.
COMILERCIAIL;COL 132
AND , . .
•
WRITING ACADEMY", ..
College Mal. Dlandorada BlrukingEsm.
TERME, CARD ON ENTRANCE..
For Ornamental Nrr1n0g...—......411
'• Plain Wr1t10n.....-. - .... 10 . 1. Fiala Tian:nand.
n Writing and Gook -leorp — ing-- In
Hain,
N. SILILPPEIt. PrOka.' of Writing sof Iffok.Eczping,.
CI. B. LICITIIPAD.Jr., Professor of Pornnanship. . ,
a. r. wpf,f..B, Professor of Boot-Eroplog and. Comma.
• I Calculation.
REV. W. B. BOLTON, Lecturer ca Ilianfry and Central
Nolte. -
lION. It. P. o f E x .tr, j
ark, • member of Ana emotive, Bar, lecturer on Ono.
.v=l4 Law.
paor. at. P. EILTON,JfKIorar Ellxatfioa.
Call and wants* has diver been Wore attempted by soy
penman, rumab: 13peodouns of Ornamental and Practical
Poomanably =mica fn year praffroca,ln the abort agate of
from 91 saccade and oftwarda.
°art boardlag o $2,50 par sack. Blrmfoffham Terry
free fur atadeau. Eaatraoco or any time.
ror specimens of off-band ltallom Wrillog, 'atlas two
wiry', shops, and Carom
laZhlydkaiY Prttt9artyt,Po.
TO E 8!
L • -
.;;;-
Attila orkottoat to sari 10 pot teat 1ti141 . :, you baton
gm . intattoil Lyn. bl-kteitql Cso.4lhaoltocourtmlikr .
Cook Ekno to toe% ocoratlon aka hulks the Imo attj
Mon" and 2to Wartboato of
w. w. sass:anew, wood .
. Crit floor below Output the Whim was-.
•
,
Cap tiution Sates.
P. M. DANTl3..a.uctinizeer.
- aPura'rd woe "zxmce NO. 54 Tina taw..
TT s CLOTHINGh CAMP AND GAR
! j iugOzt SQL2P.MIS At...dortiott—Ca gr.
p . p. &p t . 24. 2 o'clock; at cototooortal to rattrt. , .
Ito 04. 711112 strook by order of 12etopto. 13.13,4,
Da 431462 Oft Clotb Knapsack. awl Strom
and Etatchttr tpolor, et qtdOnitt of cloth Ettuagots,
to. Ota P. 3.1. DATLI, Auct.
QECOND lIAND -OLOTILLNG:AT
TIGN —tnriy inotatair:sa widths Ms wok, 6110
o...ll.minicrelock.P.lll, ll Mboted 4MW.CWmaNW
Salm Ragan, No. Ulllth 11, • ISM oclutioPolof wood
haul Clcchrok„ okra aoroptiros frock and drt iri cost% tow
omd plea =alms* and cloth rant% mkt and cloth Tillt}
0 +=baulk ask WAN Creeh noct aildraaV borkono
Irdletrohors. an4o - W. DMA, azet.
AMA LOORIS & Cu; Benham' Sickanga.
STO SALM AUBTIN LCK*3lB , lt.
co.,cß BY
AIT AT TIM TeriLlar CCCIIAISOS EVERT
THIMAIiAr ITMIN6.-11Ank. Edittgq tesaringe $
Ouppar Btock, Base: And Best Saito Kad imbyo ale
At the klatelunhe Cubango I*
Awrix Worm* co.
Nvlet, Drat• And Les. en Beal Sag* negotiated ea
res.estd• tame Ly AUSTIN Low= CCre .
thatit No
littoUrs.ed. That* U.
tiusincso Animas & ebaulPg.
THE CG•PARTNERSIIIP L9,TRLY SUB-
IitEMNO to the mins of COWMAN. DAILILtIf
0)., dissolved by the rethreosat W.
be haring dieeased-of his toured *horrid ni l ltdrli
Ls
BARU and GEORGE W. lIAILMAR. beudnese ofthe
late Art:unfit be, eettled ty their son:essers, fIAILMAN,
HARM it -CO , mho have sestoned_tbe debts sod liehtlities
of the lats firm WM. COWMAN,
J. W. BIATIAIAR,
ALLEN HILILICER.
•
• EDWARD RADII
6E41 FRANCIS
---- •
TIIE UNDERSIGNED lIAVE FORMED
e l'ettnershig n oder the woe a DAMIAN
RAI/ & CO - , to continue the bad.. of -the Daus:woos
Worts. They ars amply prepared to furnish. 'lron, Rano,
Stan, Letts Porno sod all goods in their EA on Meryl
terms. - J.
EN
ALLEN READIER,
EDWARD Want
raasciag Ulna. ,
se3l 1 deo. w.
ITAKE PLEASURE-IN lIECOMMEND
MG to my (rinds and the patio gent tally,the dre.et
ifeicsuar, Bann it CO hroptiatore of the Devon* It
Works, 'rho are amply prepared to execute 'all order* for
goods to their line and .tilde far thorn a Gett 7 illll4l3Pl of the
poltroon - . so Illhorlidegiented to the late
an.9I3IrWIS. COEICIL4e.
r" ,, a- , 47rvrmrrrlrry
I have this day-associated with um my eon
J. BT. CLAIR GRAY. , Tlustenstneas will.balhensießes coo
thm] under the erne and itsTa of S. GRAY.fSON.
Only let, 18.50. seAttrat.. GRAY.
Sc SUN.
s. CRAY
DRAPERS AND• TAILORS.
NO. 521ST. CfsAIR:EITILEF.Te , .
fia3dfc—P2l4l PITZ9EV7I9H; PA.
frElEmmiersign.Whaveassociatedivithelent
to the Colomboloa amble= JAW Mina,
BtenbeuTille, Ohio. - The ctyle of the em tefft madam al
heretofore. , 'ABU= it CO.
. .
X1M1cE.—.—.......7 , 1 1 0 2 3
wineczoic :as co. '
•
COBISIISSION PIZROUANTS,
for the nle " -
mg Iron and 8100131.11. :` ;-
95 Winn STREET, Prronara.
T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
row; plumy. to tto Duda-taking tnuimil,
olc6 .i 0 be conducted nodal. the name and Mils of LIM
ON A - DELLOW. JAMMU:HOS.
MIN DM=
0 ands rtalun g In an Its• - .l3trathrafrathe
LEMON & DELLOW, No. 118, Foiuth
are prepared to diainderteldng to snits Wenches, In
the best thenner,
st penes to omit toe times:. Ws a all the•
cal intention to Tars neer style patent, hletathe EMU'
ems, for the pas of which as are role Silage irr tha ha/.
and of erbtea vs Imp constantly on hand a large wort
men. A. regard. bandy of thane and Enlsh, dory axial all
ahem tuners!. wig be eoppilal watt Marna/ Unice sad
Carriage!! promptly. et lower rates then any other estabiab
meetto the city. thisranteelng to moder satisfacthsa they
adicit a cartintaace of the patronage heretofore so Itherally
extended to Medd firm. splexlly
P I :IMO .74,0 PO 0 .firZirKSl•i r i‘ 91, ail
331:714NIVIT'S C 0 CA:LNEC-
Et TT V, Nlr.-r•r• e 3 C 0 C A32,TIC
gird compound of Co,a , a-nut Oil, &c., far
drcsafna the Mk. For eilhee.T...4:stiTehhhitages, le
withcnst ea Neal.
ft prevent, de Hair frontfaUirg of. -
h promotes it* iteatthg and •-igamut
.7roza.
It is not greasy ill. sticky.
It Guru no diutgreenbre odor.
It softens the hair when 'Scylla—A dry. - •
It soothes the irritated ees4o -
It afford, the richer: intern. •
It reenaine to-nett in effect. -
It mM. NV COl4 for a Adjpisetotete.,
13IIlabTErIvr'6 cooAimr.
sviz.N3L - rrs coo.ll4vric.
33"0"Etrrir,=s coc4.lt7it:
co4ma
Banos, July igtb, UM7.
sgrumaos. J. fteattorr a meant retch" to mate
the salutary egret Is my own aggrerated_ease, of . yoeres
collent
I:falr 011.—(Cm-thae.) '
For mazy =Naha toy hair lue Leen &tithed; until 'Wu
fearful of hoeing It entirely. The Ala tagigtt m7bad be.
mete gradually more and more inflamed, ao that I coal tuf
touch It without patty TM. Irritated euedltlata ettrlbuted
to the em of various wdrardsed hair Indoor,' widt h !Um
oleo. tees told contain eamprosue
By the advico of my phyakiso, to whom pi ha oliclui
your prcoma of purifying the Oil, I email/Apr.4d /la how the
last Irma In June., The ant sßyßeatloa all.rditbsttelitog
and trritatloa; In three ar four days the radar= Uhl teak:.
new dlappeand—ths halt teased to fall, mull tan saw •
thick growth of saw hair. I tenet tint ot2;erWi
aflllciwi, will bell:AM:ad to try the toms
Your., nry way, • SUSAN lii-PCFM
at:uw]vrios acloAi:NlL.
surtagnprs COCAINE.
/3IIIi,1411rrT•8 COCIAINTE.
re .
etteip —.oat nders the hate. (eitteatter how
stiff and dry.) sort nod easy for 'event elsic It boob!
ceded by ell who have tool It, to •be the -best 41d a Ara
Hair Denting in Ile.
Prepared 17 JOBXPII DIII3II7CPT t 0)., Duilam
For sere by dole= u et& • bade. salbsid
J. 8.. C, - .11,1..DW ELL it CO.
822 Olieetactt Strotig,
[motto Girard- Hoofal
P IL A D.E. L P irtlA
NEW tateolurATtom*iguirii*.iiiTHES
peTr.s. PJm TYPE t CO. Widebior. in Clansa.
MEASLES FROLWILLIPS London TillitrEempas,
motto, all altos, to ilnating Owe andoyl Yana. _
Sole Authorized Avata'fii:aixrve.
GOLD AND am% Exp mu .AND RIMY.
W .A. TO O F3_X3
EWE JEWELRY new doslgna - . . .
DIAMONDS, prritts, ..let the r:Aisaish, eon. -
swizz WANE, antargowed In a)* guilty and dash.
1113-Eitandoul Titaldlt ,YbiladolPidat bra :lipped too.
sums Moir
NEW ALLERLE ZSZABLZJELitrr.
• ,Llt eat:ailing oo obligation to poltbasom •
unarallif YRIERE. Idalo figam; and 1 . 2 MUMS: •
nPENING ON THE NEW YORK nun
JAS. W. 13AWKEIL &
WWI open their 11617 2tOre, ' " •
. 9
. . . . .
~
. . . 1.7 c.. /5 Idaiktie 'Street,.
. ,
(Formerly canon:Obi Oita a.. Mini& Oct) , ...-' .... .
ON nume.ty, orpmenta 'Er,
Ant tnytt• dap htentlon of th e path Antialt notions IC
tbe City and OO try to their *tow: M. sunt Antiroly now- t
Stock of Forelan and Domestic . .- .. • -..
clond.Ung of Silo, Alartaas Yalta; D.Licty Valualaa,
Wads, Matsu, Pant; Llama Etabragetimt Mask y.
Glans, !Maul', Cloak; MatAlllna, Ettatata, Irma
ite , ; 7I IPOD , WhiCh
• lb*, .Itl3l . after put hattusate Se • : •
Their ikatlre stoik hut been pordured_wittatt Oa hut SO
data, and thalr Wanks tot petting' ttu =MD GOODS
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