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Plumper instraeck.e.
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Iron, City El SOW, WarehOnse.
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. TY •7. CRAIG RON) Atiiiiiiiturir of TIE, mom
:.and COPPER WARE, and Dealerin STOVES, at, R. Di
—WOOD ETREET. between nun tad virgin 'Um Pitt.
DUQUESNE • I"OI7ISDRIZ%
• 4 Linkarr, srasar. Tana. am.s. R. a.a. Dept,
-,114AN lIPACT ERE to order, on short notice,
CANTINOFOTIATTINO 'PUULNYB, of ICI iazoo
lated wiariptkata, of Cho teat materials and lewd 'MO.;
WittilON BONG, SAD IRONSAINFIN,FkZikikkra
- AMU:a or put to order.
';-'/IlFp•Onlara left at the FOUNDRY, or at Cartwright k
:Y6W - 80 Wood it., wiltrareho prompt attention. ,
• ;• 0 4.1 1 1.1CWIS.IOINIT i if.o ÜBIG,
: • (Sacceseara to 'dohs thitsrlight,) •
It/rANUFACT MBES and Importers ox
Nast sod:Able Cutlery, dluogicateud Dental In
, ssruments. atm, Pistolp, netting Tackle, de-, No.fe Wotal
itnsit. • My glior epeclal attnitloo totee manufacturing of
• :.:,,Trzules, Soprtars, to ,ropusg wad &Tidos with puts.
tastily dispatch. • aplaidly
• MlMSnahallt
•WILLIAM lIMILIWILL L & CO,
61 Penn st, below M~~orbnry Pittsburgh, Pa.
BOILERIS AND MEET
• STEAM Wolters, llarifilettoreia of liarobilße Patent'
Bullot,Bkcossedive, Flood and Cylinder Ikeere,Chlmneys,
Rtelebou,
,to nod, Blom :Pipes, Condensers, Balt Pluta,
Ram Paw, Iron Yawls, Life/kola etc. ADA Blacksmiths'
Work.lleidge and Vladuct Irons, done of the sh.arlost so.
.pm.. All or:Walls. a dLstaces promptly attorldell tn.
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nag sires tad desedgionc
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• • ! WILLIAM TATS & BON, • --
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, Yiwth itzatt,PitUborati, and Sederal .trees, Haden te .e•th Itutiniar,ll•ll,-Allnglany. • .
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wand Prodoce generally, Ale ..parA - ri Street, comer IVA
• Pittahoph, Its.' •
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13a, do, S. Cattitert I Bon, do, Atwell, Loo Co, no. John
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- Crodzire .11-13 f: Men k, lfbeellaF , SSIMIE i Ott, Esq.. do,
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- 114 Second Street, Pittsburgh.
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PILDDIJCL AND PROVIDION
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, - 267 Liberty Street, corner of 'Hand,
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.Oheeee, Clover and "Platothe &Ade; AC.
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— 7-1111.11 M made on curedgnmerda.
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. - SAMUEL B. FLOYD CO.,
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MERCHANTS,
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• -.-• - -And Agents far the Palo of
• litaboaing - Fire Brick and P9t Clay,
149 sad An Wood Street,, Deer Sixth, Pitteeorgh..
. Paper, st 'Alee aotorers' priralyeldish
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AND
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6 16 1 QUAL TO arAvors, SUPERIOR
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any other of the one bemired mantes in cultivation." Bo
says Mr: Downer of his item. Seedling,* gentleman -with
whom f lusSobsen solasiotof sect does business with for
cod In all our traosseUnra hose never had rose. to
Migtooht his word or honorable dealing, which induces me
; , • to accept the *gooey Mr him wonderfully prolific,
Bend for circulars of report offorastiestiog Com mittee.
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iditittt. t.Thesultee of rooms and well arranged, sod one
hletely. rtinalated foe nualliee and WM
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it
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, ia.llaoy luticlas markLil!a.itclinolgelrliczk
PREPARED - GLUE sold
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X sold by ilathrti Deafen! and Itocknilets generally].
and thelmbl/00n, W. O. 30110820 N Os CO,
40 . 241 : : - TAD tem 67 Wooden:rod.
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IMUME
lElanufacturets.
NILTENBpROER'S STATION,
PAYETTE COUNTY, I'
On the 10th of May, 1790, Hamilton wrote from
Now York a latter, is which among other things he
rays: "When Int in Philadelphia, you mentioned
to me your wish that I should retiree* a certain paper
which you hod prepared." He then requests that
the paper should ho rent to him este.. aS "you have
given it the bodss • Pon ;man it to have." Oo the 13th
of May, Washington acknowledged the receipt of
. Hamilton's letter, and says: "1 inclose (in the
rough state) the paper mentionenherein, with come
alteration in the and page, rinse you MI: it, relative •
to the reference al foot."
This expreesion about the alterations on the first
pogo and the reference at foot threes to identify as
theinclosed paper, a document published in part in
the twelfth volume of Mr. Sparks' writings of Wash
ington, page 357, the beginning and conclusion being
there omitted, bat eubsequently furnished by Mr.
Sparks to John C. Hamilton and published in Mr.
Money's book. The Leginniny is an introductory
address to ...Friend* and Pefloto C.":ficos;" it then
"the'ruotatios to this addren was composed
• and was intended to be published in 1792," and af
ter moms further remarks it introduces Madison's
Draught. After that' there are several pagos of
"flint. or Hoods of Topire," and thane conclusion.
The beginning, the Hints and conclusion, aro Wash
ington's. Washington was desirous to incorporate the
quotation, that is, Maditoe'a • Draught, for a reason
which it may Improper hereto state. He states it him.
I self 'in his letter to Hamilton as follows: "It will be
• perceived from bonny - that lam attached loin quo
tation," (htedieou'a draught.) "My reanons for it
are, that it is not only a fact that loch an address
sem written, but Intown oleo to one or rte.. of the
characters who are nosAltreagest and foremost in op,.
sithiileote the goterthwent, and consequently to the I
person. adnaltdetmlag lt—tee nromuigatto n teener,
an an evidence that it woe much against my inefina.
don that I continued in office, will rause it more
readily to be believed, that I could havens view in
extending the power of the Sarcutive beyond the
Constitutional limits."
He further noted, in substance, that its appearnthe
would meet the allegation which he.ticipated would
be made, that he declined on the conviction "that his
popularity was gone and his - re-election hopeless."
It will be aeon hereafter, however, in his letter of
August 25th that he expresteels decided preference
for Hamilton's original draught over either that or
one prepared by Hamilton, on the plan of it.
Tho Introductory portion, including the erasures
which terve to identify it, occupy about three-foe rths
of a page; Mr. Madison's Draught three pages;
the "Hints or Headset Topics" rather more than.
three pages, and the conclusion more than two—
altogether about O(:10 pages. The Farewell Address,
as published in the same book, covers torenteen
page*. Ten sobjects are embraced under the Heads
of Topics, and they are all introduced into Hamil
ton's rough draught and sometimes in the very
word, of those Heads.
Oa the sth of July, Hamilton wrote to Washing.
ton, principally on patille matters, but adds the fol
lowing: "I have completed the first draught of a
certain paper, and shall shortly transcribe, correct
and forward it. I will then, also, prepare and fend
forward, without delay. the original paper, corrected
upon the general plan of if, eg that yen may have
both before you for a ehoiceii. e. Hamilton's draugh t
jest completed and the un pr,eviously not to him,
to be redressed and coniPored of Madison's draught
with Washington's own introduction, conclusion and
"Hints or Heads of Topics."
Oo the 30th of July, Hamilton writes to Washing
ton "I hive the pleasure to send you n certain
draught, which - I have mideaviired toleake en pctr.
feet aStey Hemmed engagements tooldei peren. Mow
far I here mended you will judge. I have begun
the seam!' part of the task, the digesting of the sup
plementary remarks to the first address, which in a
fortnight I hope also to rend you ; yet I confess the
more reonsider the matter, the loss eligible this plan
has appeared to me. There seems to ho a certain
awkwardness in the thing, gr.," and seems to imply
a doubt whether the assurance without the evidence
'would be believed. ;
The istranothe here retorted to is as follows "The
violation In this address was composed and intended
to have been published in 1792, de., but thesollcl
bide of confidential friends, dc, induced Me to .Bee.
peed the promulgation."
Oo the 10th of August, Hamilton writes, "About
a fortnight since I sent yon a certain - draught. I
now send you another on the plan of incorporation.
Whichever you prefor, if there ho any part which
you wish to; transfer from the ono to the .other, any
part to be changed, or If there be any material Idea
to year Own which has beer, omitted, or any thing
else in which 1 can be of any service, I will obeli,
fully obey your commands."
three; same day (August 10th) Washington ac.
I dthowledged the rereiptof the last mentioned letter,
• with its Methane, stool .aye: "It shall have the most
attentive consideration I can give it. A cursory
reading It has elready'had, and the sentiments there
! in contained are extrautely just, and such as ought
pn 601nel:dented." Tho doubt that occurs of fires
riser, is the 4.length of it for a newspaper."
On the 25th of August, Washington writes to
Hamilton': "I have giyen the paper herewith en.
closed several serious anti attentive , readinr, and pre
fer it greatly to the other draughts." -
These other draughts were Washington's original
draught and Hatailton'eleorrection of it"on the plan
of it," an mentioned is Hamilton's letters of July
sth and lOth,
Washington then 'Ado, "I should have soon no
occasion myielf ter Its (Hamilton's draught) under
going a revision; but as your letter of the 301 h,
which' accompanied intimates a wish to do this,
and knowing that itcan Ito more Carefully . gone after
't beets out of sight some, time , I Send It with a
squest that you "will rehire it in. soon as you bare
carefully examined it; for it is - my intention to give
it to the nubile before 111 leave this city (Philadel
phia.) - He then mention 10th of September as the
latest day.
Oa the let of September, Washington again wrote
to Hatoiltoo, enggestiog that there should bee a par
agraph on the subject of Education, and ono in furor
of a University. ,
Hamlitoi on Septembn 4th, replied I have. re.
aired yourAwo late letters, the last but ono contain.
log a certain draught. It will be, corrected and al
tered with - attendee to 'year suggestion, and re•
turned by Modday's or Taesday's post. The (hoof
the Univordity will; I think, more properly be, re
served for your speech at the session of Congress.
A general suggettion rani:rating education will very
''', l T" ll, sllflto.the addtesd."
endiether sth r Hainilton writes "I return the
draught thinned agreeably to your intimation:Tou
will kora Short paragraph on Education." •
Oa th e o th e ?ih'ashiegtan: wrote to him, requesting
; him to Beadlike draught by the hearers Ml ' Ki pp ,
and
on the Bth, Hamilton replied that - it bad been sant
on Tuesday, It
-- may be noticed that both the sth
and oth of
log the dra '-g' tig P li k t. mb llO ."' dott in ' t , st d e as l e th ;m r e d im ay d s p o ae rj k ° a n g d e .
were prepared maths sth for the mail. of next day.
of that month.'
The first Tuesday of September, 1796, was rho 6th
Theo closed the contspondeacti on the subject. If
WashlagtonacknoWledged the iv:mist Of the drought,
the seknowledgmarit has not. been preserved. The
&Sidrae was dated end signed On the 17th September
and . • published ClaypoOle's Daily' Advertiser on
the 190. ,• - • •
eomntisocon, &c.
Rlottls.
Xt. Biatteyon Ins book, takes moth pates t o
prose, that the draught sent to Washington 011 the
bth ot.6:epte,*rri was' the 'Farewell Address, with,
perhaps, soma very alight alterations. The,proof is
saitlast adationstratlen i and will be hereafter notiesd;
bat hea:4 I most remark thi:t Weshinrka qin4 Ham-
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Inquiry *nib e - Pormatiote of Wootton g
ternra Farewell Addresse—By Rosa" muse.
Such Is the title of a book lately published by Par
ry k fillfillan, of Philadelphia. From an early pe
riod alter the publication of this admirable edam.,
a question has existed no to its authorship, and !bat
question had not been eatirfactorily answered notil
the above named book appeared.
Mr. Jefferson, In a letter to Judge Johnson; of
South Carolina, dated JUIle 12th, 1823, said: "With
respect to the farewell address,to the authorship of
which .it seems there are conlicting claims, I can
state to you some facts. He (Washington) had de
clined a re-election, at the end of his first term, and
So far determined, that he had requested Mr. Madi
son to prepare for him something valedictory, to be
addressed to hid constituents on his retirement
"When, at the end of the second term, the valedic
tory Came out, Mr. Madison recognized in it several
passages of his draft; several other, wo were both
satisfied, were from thapen of llanoilton, and oth'ers
from that of the President himself."
This, which was but a critical judgment or conjec
ture of. Mr. Jefferson as to the contributions to the
address, certainly approached the truth. Washing
ton had resolved as early as May, 1792, to decline a
re-election, had 'applied to Mr. Madison to prepare a
valedictory address foe the °erasion, and Mr. Madi
son had done so. Tho address which he bad pre
pared, however, was hat a short one, occupying only
about three pages of the camp size and typo, of which
the adopted addicas required swenteatt. Washington
bad ;suggested same topics to be elaborated in that
addreaS, and Madison in his worklutd disensied each
of them, oertaialy, not elaborately, and seems from
his almost entire avoidance of all other topic', to man
ifest a determination to comply with the request ef
liftiihitigton,,anil to confine himself simnel, entirely
to that compliauce. This rigid adherence to the sug
gested topics. teems particularly marked, when we
refer to the license granted to him, and indeed almost
the invitation tq add other matters, contained in the
following *entente of Washington's letter;
•
"To enumerate the variops • /objects which might
be introduced Into such an address, would require
thought, and to mention them to you would be lie
necessary, as pair own judgment will comprehend
all that will be proper."
Farther reflection and the earnest appeals of sla
cue friends prevailed upon him to reconsider his
resolution to dedlino a re-election, so that Mr. Medi.
eon's production was not used for ire intended put- .
pos.
In 11 . 9 f,, however, when his second term was draw
big toe close, the resolution to decline another elect
tion in an address was renewed. Washington than
selected as his usistant and counselor one who waa
truly a friend, who dilly appreciated his merits and
who - had no feelings or aspirations which could bring
him Into conflict, open or hidden, with his great and
relying chieftain.
Before the 10th of May, 1796—h0w long before is
not exactly known—Washington had, in Philadel
phia, shown to that friend, Alexander Ilatuilton, a
draught which he had prepared of a Farewell Al;
dress.
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iltop had; been corresponding for weeks about a
farowell addreu. Hamilton prepared and - sent ono
- to Washington with a request that if it was satisfac
,4
to
~ It might be sent back to him that he might re
' it. Washington is entirely satisfied with it,
thinks it needs no revision, but, as Hamilton re
quited, he sent It back to him, but desiring him to
return It as soon as he had examined it, as be wished
to give it to the public before he left Philadelphia,
width he expected to do by September 10th, at the
latedt. Ho also says in the same letter of Augutt
25th, if any alterations are made, let them be so
plainly done "thee no &shake non happen in ,np . y.
ing for the press." Therevision was completed and
the draught again mailed on the Gth of September.
On the same day, Washington writes to Ilamilhn,
"if the promieddipaper has not been sent before this
reaches you, thV bearer, Mr. Kip, who goes to Now
Torii, partly on his own business, portly on mine,
will i bring it safely." On the 9th of September,
Hamilton writes to Washington: "I have received
yonriletter of the 11th, by the bearer- The draught
was lent by the poet on Tuesday (Gth)." And there
ended the ebrmspondemse on that subject Tho Fare•
well Addrers was signed by Washington on the 17th
and published In Claypoole's Daily AdvertiseFml the
19th of September, 1798.
Mt. James Lenox, o f New York, the , owner of
.'
Washington autograph copy of the addrers, the one
which was sent to the Mister, Claypoole, in an in•
• trodtfctory article to the Farewell Address, in the
appendix in the fifth volume of the lamented Ir.
vlog's Life of Washington, labors to prove that that
autograph was Washington's own conception and
prodUction. Mr. Bluer devotee much spare In his
book to the correction of this opioloo, and, I think,
with entire success. Ifs argument cannot be here
introduced; but there is a short view of tho matter
which may be satisfactory to persona who have not
:mesa to the book.
frost:men cs sea none I
CITY AFFAIRS
11 layeoaoLoOloitt. Obsorrationo for tho Gazette, by
G. FLiSbow, Optieloal 58 Fifth St.—corrected dolly:
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- Taxan. irillbo no paper issued from (hitt office
to-morrow, as our hands oil CA to enjoy a
holiday.
REOPENISO Or VIE MIRO Cuuneit.—The EX.
miser, at the reopening of the Third Church,
which took place on4unday the In'th bust , were
of ad interesting character. Tlto body of iho
clurrili has been undergoing extensive repairs
ever since last July. Tho work has just been
completed.
The introductory exercise was the singing of
the following hymn, written for the occasion by
sem member of tbe'congregation:
Fd;her.' Anther of el things fair,
Thine, too. ere we, the children of Illy cars,
From the foll:boanty whl h Thy hem hsth Kiri I/
We bring this hon., 3n •rr -ri g to Hessen
Let lemptraLre, it/3111,114re Ler. u
here Do the dwelling of tho
Prom ih• 11111,11, ir, let au olllbg nongl
holy incense, IvAlted to the old,.
lilt. Fbitr, biro tile billable gift aro brio.e.
rrr mrr t t re a o r a t Is i r th t lofted b n y
S t
K t
4,l7oreuly slops, titertogb birq et,rn
, Ratty Elcber , the w,ll-known ergs:dot nod
con:l4oBer, had written covet appropriate music
for thii hymn, and it was nog with the grand
est effeo by the full choir. The orgen, ne well
as the. church, hes been repaired, and in the
depth rind richness of its tones to now equal to
that of; nuy eitelln instrument in the city.
The reeding of the Scriptures and other ex
emitted were by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Kendall,
who ales preached the sermon on the occasion .
The church, externally, bee beeu thoroughly
repainted from ground to pinnacle. The clock
the belfry has been repaired nod put in mo
tion at quite a large expense. A new toot of
corragated iron has been put on. Toe pave.
Went ar'cuitil the church has been relaidl. The
veetibuie which wan before quite awkward and
not at till convenient, woo entirely turn away, '
and thelapproaches to the eeoond floor of the
church Very' much improved.
• The Body of the building bas been completely
repaired, recarpeted and repainted throughout,
The old tfindowe which admitted a very garish
light, hive been - removed and rich stained glass
00w ocettples the place of the old. The pulpit
formerly, was placed against the sonth end of the
church *blab entl'lns bare, and free front any
rents, Window or other relief to the eye, Unless
the unsightly scamp in the wall might ben eon
"eidered where two windows which were pierced
when the church was first belittled been bricked
up._ This work of filling up, having been ‘lone
after thebriak work of the wall had become firm
and 'Ruled in be place, hardened end pouted
according to in own plan, and in that way, loft
the full mark of aernrched window on either side
,of the milpit, demonstrated by on uneven crack
in the plastering, very diesgreeable to the eye.
As not finished, a fine recess in the wall oe
copies t'place behind the pulpit, and on either
band a ghaceful Coriethin column supporter the
fight arch that' crownsthie recess. The main
cornice, and as it were, the ceiling itself rests
upon two manlyc square pillars, with Corinthian
capitals-.,, These pillars eland just outside the
cOlumns before mentioned. Between the arched I
recess and the eiders of the church, elaborate
l
panels oftehaete design are set in the wnii. Tfie..l
ground is, of a drab tint, while the nrchee;
late, ceded:one and •odernmeuts are pure white
The whole has a fine effect.
The el:Men is lighted by R. eiugle einter,of
burners ebt in the noire of the ceiling. There
are, we believe, over one hundred jets of gas in
!hie novehlamp, and the brilliancy and beauty
of the light it sheds down in copious effulgence
may he rendily conceived. This chandelier, if
it May no be fleeted, light° itself. It id vo made
that ,'single jet of gas le never extinguished.
When it it required to light the whole, it is only
necessary to turn on the gas from the main pipe,
when the small central light commuificateato all
the othere, owing to the close jouttpoeition.
We thlnktbla probably the most convenient and
perhaps the most complete boner in the city.
The reflector diffuses the rays to all parte of the
heave, no that the finest print may be reed with
out difficulty.. This chandelier is an English in
vention, end this particular one was purchased
in London at no expeenee of $5OO. The entire
repairs td the church have coot, as we ere in•
formed, about $BOOO.
pran.-.-Mrs. Diehl, an old nod unfortunate
woman Who has' been residing in Gallaway's
Castle for some-time, and who is the mother of
the well known rag/ants:Dill nod Daddy Diehl,
died very anddenly on Friday oreulng teat, on.
der the moat painful circumstances. It appears
that she had been complainiog for some two or
three weeks, but nothing serious wan anticipated,
as Op until a few hours before her death she woe
up and going about, and it isnot known when
shatxplred,l as there eratkno person in the room
at the limo,
land the other occupants of the Cu
de Were all ftunk. Word was cent to Alderman
Scott and en officer was dispatched In the house
for.the purphee of arresting those who were in
toricated; and the none there preeented was
enotigh to; make Ones blood run contd. There
was;the boilL of this old and unfortunate woman
lytog °wale floor, on some rage (as she had no
bed) with so e articles of clothing on un fi t. for
I .
any'person i that situation; and Heated around
the Ere on' beechen, and some on the floor, (as
they' had no chains) were abandoned wretches
of both votes and color—some napkin, °there
swearing dad somehrying.
TUN P. i.; C . R. R. SZCODISTRATION.—The ap
plication of Mr- .flood, for a writ of sequestra
tion end theappointment of a sequestrator of
the Pittsburgh ,ir. Cleveland Railroad, came up
for consideration in the Dletrict Court, before
Judge Willisios, .ou Saturday. Rill Burgwits,
Eaq„appeare'd ou behalf of a number of other
creditors, anti asked to be permitted to inter
plead in the ~ e pplication. Among the portico
whout Mr. B.; repreeenta ate the Cambria Iron
Company, who bold a claim of $12,000, and a
firm In Itlatteatibusette,whicb are else large erect.
hors. : Iloasited lime to draw up a statement of
the claims of ; these parties to be submitted to
the Court, - before action is taken on the petition
of Mr. Rood. The prayer of Mr. Durgwin was
granted, and the case will not probably be heard
for smite tline4
AL4031 . i ' sna.—On Saturday evening at
about half pest flee o ; cloek a loud alarm of fire
was raised by !the appearance of flame in the
cathedral oil fith street. The building had been
thoronhgly heated far Christmas eve. The fur
naces in the basement had been heated very hot.
This cOmmunidated to the flues In the fl oor and
located one qt Them and the • brick work around
It to each a degree that the floor took fire. It
appeared intioh`worse than it really was. The
flames burned the floor a little and damaged sev
eral of the pews, but were estiogulshed without
great damage. , ,
To nn Paro.—...Tudge Williams, on Saturday
granted the lipplioation of I'. Haskins Da Pay,
for permission to pay the employees of the Pitts
burgh, Fort. Wayne, and Chicago Railroad Com
pany-out of the receipts of the Road. This per
mission: dotal not extend 'to the back charges of
the.road ; `dere' is another petition bled for this
purpose,'' Which' will be heard in the coma of
neat ,eels.
Oa de Saler y l they p aid off the hands their
wages for November.
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cultlsTnes HYMN
I=l
The iOne draws near the birth of Chrish —
TIM moon Is hid, the night Is still;
The Christmas bells from hill to hill
AnsWer etch other in the mist.
Foar;voiona of four hamlets round,
From far and near, on mead and moor
401 oat, and fail as if a door
Weria,htil between ma and the mind.
Each voice fmir chsegcs on the Wind,
That now dilate and now decrease; •
Nano and good will, good will and peace,
rec*i end godd will to all mankind.
Atul;ley my troubled spirit rule,
Fat they controled too when a boy;
They bring mo sorrow touched with Joe'
The 'Merry, merry bells of Tole.
Riseihappy morn! rise, holy me re !
Tilow forth the cheerful day from nigh!,
0.: - .Iather! touch the oast and light '
The light that shoue when Ilope was born
Thai Allegheny County Educational Society
met on' Satriaday morning, in Iron City College
Hall, Professor Smith in the chair. The cart
eine Isere opened with prayer by , Rev. Mr.
Pindley.:`
Miss'Xitrie Kyle, MiElO Fanny Coughen an d
Mr. B. Kerr read pieces—Mr. Kerr reading
two, onenntitled "Money makes the mare go,"
somewhat humorous both In its character and
the maiitter in winch it was delivered—and the
other, the "Sailor Boy's Dream." Tho reading,
in the 'Opinion of members present, was very
well done, and with one.or two trifling excep
tions Ore universal eatisfaction.
The hber allotted to reading having expired,
it was,an motion of Prot Henry Williams, con
tinued Ofteen minutes longer, In order to give
the coefithets of the Association an opportunity
to orittelse. •
Mr. Sieopaon said that ho had been much en
tertained, with the reading by the ladies and
gentleman WI morning. He said in regard to
Mr. Kerrlthat ho woo sorry that gentlemen had
not selected another piece, (alluding to "Money
makes the merely.") as it occurred to him that
ho had heard Mr. Kerr read the same piece be
fore, and he did not like to have repetitions.
There wilts another thing in regard to Mr. ,Kerr's
readiog;Whieh he raid had with some toachere
become, , eommon. it was the pronunciation of
the word 'l . tcind.r htr. Kerr pronounced it with
the "1" ;as in "mind." Mr. Simpson held there
wan hut )the Ivey of pronouncing the word, the
"1" us In "sin. "
' Considerate discussion arose
here in inard to it, which was participated in
by Messrs. limpson, p.?ddielt, IVilliams, Kerr
Eaton mid Smith
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Prof. Jas. W. Lusii, writing leacher at Iron
City College liar cleated a member of the asso
ciation.
Mr. Bitti, chairman of the committee appoir t b.
ed for thb purpose pf prepsriog an amendment
to the conntitution in referenda to admitting fe
male teach'ere to tbeartsociation on the same foot
leg with pc males, reported favorably, and his
report wai l adopted. Hereafter the LOW pay
the barna tees ea the gentleman, 50 cents per au
' num Prat Smith was io favor of receiving
them on thp payment of $l.OO as an Initiation
fee, exemptiog them thereafte'r from normal con
triburinnal; gonsiderable discussion' arose in a
jocoee ce!n, some contending that tbo ladies I
should be charged double fees, and other, tree
ing that they should come in cent free
The &too subject considered wan corporal pun
iehmedt 'Me Reddick, principal of rho 9th
Ward Scholl said he was in favor of using the
road with diramoistation . knew there was touch
opposition 'i o hi, view. nu this subject and that
come of 160; rnoetpl.oingitiehed writers el' the
day had 'taken litroog gr o und against them,
bolding that what;nould not be dune without it.
Ile had renff 'heir Sent k-, hot without cautittiou
that be wad wren. tie beneved it to 14 the
duty of the teacher to keep hie: pupil in, just
eohjection. ;and cnocurdel by nointog the oft
Qatar d pliereie, — Spare the rod tool spoil: the
child."
Mr. FterVireplie&that be thought the time for
,the lie of the etick bad peaked People of the
preacut dal and tt..torne more civilized, and be
tboeght the leacher should bo governed by love,
affection arid. kiatliees, and ehOuld goverd the
school by [btu exerdlse of three virtues. Arined
with three, 'kV bad ;nothin,„" to fear. With these
a teacher would euCceed where the rod would be
impotent. teyou would get along with bad Obit.
drett, you Mina develop It kinduers their beer
feeling... 24 apprlara. rt.
Mr.ltartk*grteettltr. Itcddick, and spoke
atrougly nonfat lanil a In sear of a
.11.11aluaaraIII0
of the red, and war. answered by kir. I 11. T.s.
ton, of Allegheny io
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Alter the transaction of some private bueinese
of the AoßocmlioD, the meeting Bdiour accl.
NOSSINAT*S.—There were Rept;Hose norni
carious utede4n the Seveoth. Eighth and Ninth
Wards of Pittsburgh on Saturday evening:
Eifrldh rrui . Ft—S2leot Council, Sam'l. Illurrew;
Common Connell, C. H. 'kerma'', Jacob J.
Miller, Jahn 14. Medley; Aldermen, Rob:. Mor
row; School ';Bliectoro, J. 1. Hamilton, John
Glass, Thor- Neely; Assessor, C. 11. Mug; Con
stable, Jebel Bbillipe; Judge of•Electimm i E P.
Dithridge; Tnspector, Francis Frederick:
Aradtaniv:NO3IINATIOIIS —Me Gazette gOeft
to press on Haturday night, and we were there
fore precluded from obtaining the full returns
from the Allegheny wards for the various city
officers nominated by the Republieans of that
city, to be Mester] at. the ensuing election.
At ten o'oinek, the vote in the First ward bad
net hero nearly all donated. A heavy :role leo
polled and fee,Mayor, Morrison, the present is
oumbent, lerlds Mertens. Reis And Alexander
largely.
In the 3edond ward, Slorrieon received 2Sli
Totes, to 80 tie Ea os lad 38 for Alexander. Jacob
Geyer was nominated for Director of the POdf;
John Hopkinelor Select Council; Jos. Kirkpat
rick, Joha Brewn, John ti'Donald and James
Sloes for Cohimon Council; John Brenda for
Atomism; Driaaird, flans Dunlap and W. A.
Reed for Scheel DireoLore; George 11. Riddle for
Judge of Eiedtione; James 11Fhlollin for Consta
ble; for Inspector, John Balleotine nod J. (17,
Coffin were abet)t equally supported at the time
we paw the millet.
Third Intra: , -,Mortieon 102; 1:009 67; Alai
ander 210, Balect Council, John Brown; Com
moo Council, Simon Drum, James ABBrier, D. L
Smith, nod Jam Alexander; AftßC99or, Samuel
' an :lionise; School Directors, Wm. Walker, J. L
Graham; Judge of Eleotions, James M'Vieker;
inspector, K. K. Bay; Constable, Wash Swain
Fo.rth 919; Eoos 52; Alex
suder 49. Select Council, John Wright Com.
mon Council, )Ifnr Smith, W. W. 8011, J. 'JCR
kimen—uodechied vote between Mesoro. Miller
and M'Graw; Assessor, Jag Graham; Constable,
Wm. Hobson. Aletnaintler or ticket not counted
off at a Jule Itmfr;
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COURT or Commit 'tH!s.The only argii•
ment or oungegoenee heard in this Court on
Saturday was on the exceptloos takeu by W. IL
Crown to the cotton Of the viewers appointed to
aesees damagradene to his lard by the Pitieburth
and Canoe Railroad Rota. Woods, Esg,
appeared (or Mr. Brown, and J. R. Sewall, and
M. Bworiswelder, Egg , (or the Railroad Co.
The Court has intim, the matter under advise
ment.
TOO 'cam were put on the track of the Bir
mingham* Pee/tenger Railway on Saturday. It
has been a greatjob to 'get the track clear of the
mane of ice ancl mud which had cloned over 4.
The care are ncater'end about .500 lbs. lighter,
each than ihone:en the Lawrenceville road'but
they carry the :imam number of pasectigera
LL-
They will run regularly we believe an and,afier,
to day.
NOT IlEant,.-44 conacquenoe of the absence
of Judge flomptaly, who was detained a, home,
by eickneas to life family, the ease of T,
Ilad
hins Dupuy, Kai:6 'opium J. K. Edgerton, K eg ,
appointed reeeivwr . of the I'. E. W. &C. R. R.
by the Ohio Coulon!, not called in the District
Court, on Saturday. It-will not come up, possi
bly, before Thurtitley.ttext.
Ditmonentt."—The jtiryin the coed of John L
Iloueo & Co. vs. pOdy Pattcreon and Alexacittet
King, action of JO.opm, after being out all
night, came intrtourt on Saturday and' an.
nounoed their inability to agree. They, 143 nlect
thu balance of the panel, ',era discharged, and
the court acijourped until Tuesday morning'
when argument, will be heard.
A CALL —A Csfl of citizens upon Mayo
Weaver to come out and etand as candidate for!
Mayor, another term, Was teat to our office to
be publiabed in tdiei day'a paper. It has tome
r
1400 011011113 to it, and wo were not able to get it
in type on Saturday' night, as it did not reach ni
till 9P. M. it shall appear In oar next.
. ~ .
Tun December :term' of the Criminal Court;
will commence Us . seesiene to day, nominally at;
least. We Protonic', however, that no business.
will be transuded, 'end that the machinery of
justice will only brsin to more on Tumidity.'
Tlpstaves hive hem appointed, mostly the old.
bonds we bel . . 7. • ,
GT/maim deaCetaniox.—The following of
ficers were citheen• at. the election on Saturday
night "Robert, D. Coltart ; ' Vice
President, it. 0. .ttehmertz fiecretary,..John
D. PirFaden ; Trcathrer. Frank Van Girder.
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PorrOFtroio.—Tio' Poet OWco will -be open
unlit 10 A. ht. t0414, - and pill re-open:at i4.:P.
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Thlrty-Sloth Congwelts—First Ses•lon. _
WASIIINGTON, Dec. 21.
Ilothst.—Mr. Bonham. ot South Carolina, gave
notice that after the speech of Mr. Smith,of Virginia,
who was entitledro the floor, he would endeavor to
obtain an opportunity to move that the House pro
ceed to ballot for Speaker faithfully throughout the
day. Palling in that he would make en effort to of
fer a resolution that from and after to-day no vote
for the Speaker shall he taken before the hour of 12
m. on Wednesday the ninth of January, and when
the House adjourned to-day It will be till Wednesday
next.
eel
After considerable debate a ballot was tar:74, - but
there was no election, Mr. Sherman wanting 4.
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Sißoaros, Dee. 24.—The famous yacht Wanderer
hich cleared from Savannah sometime since without
o knowledge of her owner, has arrived here. The
andemr sailed from Savannah, under the charge of
Capt. Startle, for the coast of Africa, to take in a
cargo of natives. She touched at Flores and took
on board two Portuguese women. Capt. Martin sub
sequently went ashore for provision, taking with
him the chronometer and chart. In his absence,
Mr. Welton, the mate, got the vessel under weigh,
and steering for the coast of America, bore up for
this port. Welton states that helms carried oil from
Savannah against his will, and that Martin was an
assumed name. Tha captain's real name wan Lin-
coin P. Patton, of Bath, Maine. The yacht is now '
in charge of the U. S. Marshal.
The yacht Wanderer left Savannah under the fol
lowing circumstances:—On the 15th of October, Lin
coln Patten, under the assumed name of D. Martin,
put 15 men on board the Wanderer, then lying below
Savannah, to assist in takiog on board provisions and
water. Soon afterwards, Patten came on board him
self, together with' Edward Talbot, the pilot, and
Capt. J. Black, shipping agent. Ile immediately
called all hands to get under way, and drawing a re
volver, swore that he would shoot any one who re
fused to work or attempt to interrupt his movement.
Ile also threatened the shipping agent and pilot with
death, if they attempted to leave the vessel. Some
of the crew who knew his plans, loaded taco pieces of
Cannon with grape, and armed themselves to enforce
Patten's orders, against thoee who hid been induced
by false pretenses to come on board. One-half of
the crew were carried off against their will.
The crew of the Wanderer, ten in cumber, hare
been committed to jail. The vessel remains in charge
of the authorities.
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PRILANILPHIA, Dee. 24.--The following ,rres
pondence was received by the Philadelphia Foie.
Meeting Committee
RICITNOND, flea. 25.- 7 n ,fain.-. Gi'Llook,
DEAR Sin By order of the General Assembly ti
Virginia, f send a copy of their Resolutions to you,
expensing a cordial rove.° b the patriotic citizens
of Philadelphia, on the presentation of it flag, inscrib
ed with thoir loyal devotion to the Union as framed,
and this Constitution a.s construed by the Fathers of
the Republic. With heartfelt congratulation upon
these evidences of amity, I ant, sir, with sincere for
you, personally your obt. tern.
(Signed) Ileauv A. *me.
Whereas, a large number of the patriotic citizens
of Philadelphia,havo presented to the Commonwealth
of Virginia, a flag inscribed to the Union as framed,
and the Constitution ns construed by the fathers of
tho Republic, be it
Re.olrcd, By the General Assembly of Virginia,
that we gratefully ancept this beautiful gift /It a re
newed-evidence of (ho devoted patriotism of that
heroic hand of Northern Conservatives, who hare
so long maintained an eq.l conflict with the recoil.
ants of our rights and the C130:11i211 of our pears, and
that whenever fortune may unite or fate impel in the
future, Virginia will cherish with affectionate grati
tude, the mem or, of those who, so broody encounter
the frowns of faction and e., nobly defy the fury of
fanaticism.
Rev,(red, Tbat the Governor of this Commonwei
be requested to communicate a ropy of these rc
thins to J. S. Gibbons, Esq., of Philadelphia.
Passed both Houser of General A •Fortclily, Dec.
lyaff• (Signed)
We. T. Goon
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WAser.cros, Dec. 2.l.—The Union morning in
this city List night was attended by from four hun
dred to five hundred persons. Resolutions were of
fered, denunciatory of the tire.eaters of the South
and the [militias of the North, and proposing as a
remedy for the present evils that the people rally
around the Constitution and the Coke. A subiti
tute was otTercd to tha effect that such a meeting was
inopportune and unnecessary the majority favored
the latter resolution. Much confusion prevailed
throughout the propeedings,"and the assemblage sep
arated in disorder to the sound of a full band. The
falling of the eporikers' Platform, with a number of
gentlemen thereon; was ettiong the incidents of the
electing.
IvAswtsero N , Doc. 2 3 .—Delegates representing
the American, Whig and talon parties, met here
this evening, when, cater Imm con
o discussion of •
eervattee character, the following resolution wss
adopted:
"ltesol red, That the chairmaUnf this meeting he
empowered end requested, in conjunction with the
chairman of the National Central American Commit
tee, and theochalrman at the Whig and National
Committee, to call a National Colon Convention for
the nomination of candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency of the Coiled States, and to issue an
address, if it shall norm expedient fur them to do so,
to the people of the United. States, suggesting the
mode of electing delegates to the said Convention,
and setting forth the reasons "[eh made the present
Union movement indispensable to the perpetuity of
the Government."
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Arrival of the Steamer Rattle.
N • W Yens, Dec. 21.—The steamship Baltic, from
Aspinwall on the lith lost, with oalifornin adrices
to the sth, arrived here this morning. She
e
upwards nf $1,400,000 in treasure. The trip through
from Sam Francisco was made indlti days and 20
hours.
Money had come in sparingly from tho country
during the past fortnight, owing to the hoary rains,
hence and scarcely has been felt in trade, though the
market is kept easy by a better supply in the bands
of the capitalists. Trade had been doll throughout
the fortnight, and an extremely depressed tone per
vaded the market.
Gen. °Mee hed eucceeded In capturing over 400
Bed River Indian', entoprising elmoet the entire
tribe who had made en lunch trnable In the northern
part of the State. They are to be placed nn the
Pidgeon reserratlnn.
Rocuerrtn, Dcc. Plerpont Dyer, a much
eteemed and wealthy citizen of Albion, Orleans co.,
as found murdered last night in , bit own store,
• here be lived. Patrick Culligan has been arrested
n suspicion of having committed the murder.
Lorrscir.r.e, Dec. N.—River falling, with 7 feat 4
inches water is the canal; the nmoing ice has al
most stepped narigatien: No mail boat le running
to Cincinnati. The weather is moderating slightly.
Mercury 19 degrees.
CINCINNATI, Doe. 24.—The ricer has (ellen If,
inches within the net twenty-four boon, and there
a now 13 feet G inthee in the channel. Weather
loar and cold.
• New Yens:, Dec. 24.—The bank statements ern
all in. The estimates shun' an increase in loans
$500,000 ; decrease in specie the eame atonnet.
Dec. 24.—C01. Benjamin Loring, an a
od well-known citizen, died to-day.
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FOl l l'Ol7El/ —The rocogniznnoes of thirteen
portien to nuke in the Caort of Quarter &oniony,
were forfeited on Caturday, for non eppenraoce.:
Fort SA Le.—Threo Schohrships for a full course
of Wsitiug and Book-keeping (two unlimited) in the
Birmingham Commercial College. Hero is an op
portunity rarely offered for any one intending to at
tend an institution of this kind, and one that should
be taken advantago of as the above soholorships will
bo sold very asap. Thie institution has been in suc
cessful operation for over a year, and it is not sur
passed by any similar one in this community. For
nuttier particulars op• this office; where the
scholarships cup b. ..
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SAMUEL GRAY & SON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
N 0.14 FIFTH STREET,
HAVE CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
LARGE AND VARIED ASSOIMInNT49F
GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
OF TLIE
Latebt and Most Approved Styles,
Which (hay will make op to order to any d , ..D04 manner,
and at flats all low Ma at any other PIM,
entablirbutent /a thorny.
No. 19 FLVTII STALE r.
Olt RENT.—Pitrto Item., Third street;
A IntudsomeSToll.o. oh Market street,
Duo largo OFFIONI, mond !nom, Market street:
A mit owl story SALSEI WWII, Market street:
An OttlhCl. teconct story, Third street!
A Dignerrisn Arob rotypsEstabliahment.:ll.rtrt .t
Non NALII;
In Lott on Contra Anyone;
1/ An rennsylrahla Asettnt:
10 do Heel street •
10 do •DraddockAlreer. •
14 acres of !)round on Bobo street, toljolnlon the 7th
n rd. E D. uAZZA.II,
tle22 mod Third .eery!, now. Marlmt.
I:4 l oßeintisrmAs AND NEW YEARs—
,x- refute Cocking ......... ...... 10, yer lb
do do Curmota 100
do do . Frubet..-
do Bond) .......
" Prepared Mines bleat— .. 150
Also, soft Ad! Altoottda, (litret,'ourel Mrooad Macs and
Nutmeg*, peed all other OpICM Goahen and Wooten
Reserve Cbeme, Cranberries, Gramm, Ae-, de, for ..I. at
YUAN erg Family o,rocery &manta Store, Federal street,
Alleableo.ft • . 11.23
•
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1860
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
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COMMITTER OF RILDITRAT/ON FOR DRCE.I9Ea.,
Jaw Nary 3.. T. F.
Cannes PAUUKF.:
Joartz B. Ilczertit.
R. J
llzz.sn OWL,,
ervirsuvitula m Axx.ETs, :!
fterort , 4 sper'ally for Me Pittsburgh G.
rtrraittrarat. MONDAY, DECILICIZ2 26..i/66•
front OM bands of 600 bbls Extra:644HE
at $5,70, and PO do Extra rat $5,60. From store., Wet of 415
brig In rarlons loon, at 65.20 for Soper, $117005,75 tor,Ex
gs,f.ops6 for Eatra
tors Patolly,and $0,60Cr0.60 for finOt
V2l l / l E—salea 2 balt2 •t 5'.5Y.5'.5Y.7 loads at arato• sl:@
3..
, 1
FLED—aides 10 lons Man at $17140; Shorts $2O; 61414.1104.
. ,
at 6324 and 140011 m Shorts at $l,lO 17 carL
( lELllN—selagol 310 buoh li t heaLat $1,.70; SO do R4S at . fr ,
431 do Oats at d.jot at 51@,56, wad 100 do Corn nt 711'. ~
wnze K li—sic. or 25 4034 at and 2do 01d Ilyi .1 t
STEAD,INE-4lei of M to at 10 1 ,34. '
011,--saloa of 23 Ws Lard Oil at 837400. I: /
B. W. FLO4III--aalra or 2,800 Ms at $l4lO.
10080 014
at l4ll4S 4, asles 01 41 bble Molaarta at 50002;',4pgsr,
biota 0,77,91
... • 7
POULTIIY-IZOIns or 4 134 a Chickens and Maui at 67,4
6, , , 20.4 lb. Chickenit at 6, and 2,500 lb. at Do '' 67.;,!:
/O.OGO--aales.ot 20 boas at 53744; 260 do at sl.7lo;krolr,
aGO do at 634, n4L and :kr ds at 5,
BUSTER &EGOS—rale, of 1510 2,. at 16g17 • and - 5 ua „
at 1441618; and 3 bbl. , and 100 dos at la.
noinuY--ealts Of 5 017 aat $6.10 wrl 3dn at 10,60 r ' ,
APPLBS—asloa or 70 bb's at $2,647 , 71,43; non 170 Clotr briN
al $1,70[41.70.
C1114414E-4ales 40 bat at 10.
POTSTORS—enies of I"b3 hub Rode at 376.10 .. : r
VENI6O7I--sales of 6 flatl,llos at 123.4&14: -,, 1
DIONETAILV AND CONIELiiIIiC/Aktit
Tho Chicago Preas, of Friday, Tasking of the hog Markel,
sy d
—During the past fete days the market ha. micteo,
n the, decline-cm tbe track Is only anent l'ag):3oc. The ra
-ipta during the week amounted to 35;70, at,tainta '4 . 10,00
he week prerlom.
The following table shomi ttln receipts anJ shipments 01
Ito mud dre..l hogv Once the that of November, multi-area
itt , l thoto el IFS; and 1545:
16.19. 19SS ;1354
peen/sell np to It-o. 10 ....... _91,1.55 11,13,050 MAO
Do last week...._.'........... 2—' :1.0;1,1
Total Kinro N., ....... 17R,700 ITA
Fleipped Plat, ti,.v. I T 1,151 no,set ,4,27
INN' for pm. kern, nix-99,760 148,342 tin,
Catchon Pron. Tanns.—The rectlpt e and ahiptnehl
, Ince tor pant rok, cprilprired with thole of We*
1,1•,11• andol[l COMINT.III 4 Ih/g Irerk In MR, will be rt,
th..ll4.wing tahlv:
Itecelo.
Pat Prey. Pam. Past Prey.' tt4mn
week. wool, tek 'A, Weak. week. ttfig'6.4.
Tbinr. lebte _
4 0
n 7O 1.313 6,064 DASS
Whoa% idi.b....71,781 40.574 3.3.82.9 lOATi 12. P, 24°
Corn, bob ...63,018 b 4,761 27.859 Ili,:r;f3 22,916
lists, bush.... ..2.4.61..1 14,1P9 6.357 11,917 7,729
ityry bn.h SI 107 ~..._Wt .....
Barley, 1.u.11 7.151 2,150 4,517
The flow inerlei wan le.s miler durlby !set week, hat 'the
rk;l wets moll •ristnineil .0 prices steady. • ,
T. flettulbal tied St Joieph Railroad Oinapsny kre
pwpoesle for a loon of lilol.ooo on the lot owing.
runt', i) u .-;bind of oich bid must be for the second [4.4
kaito 7 31 cent hoods kuo•n ow convertible bonds, dated:ull
tin, ru n 2.s.year, sod two-thirds far tho third nityt,
sage 7 5t coot bandr, date' Nov. 15th. 1159, payubb 1p3 , 2
Voir, Proonssls will be reietred st the Iceet irgenek
li estou till toe 9th inst. •
Tho SotoTtessury ricolpla to day were f.22o,4tiii,
$lOl.OlOO 0 r CVIIOtII.. Payment.., 1i50,102.
afternoon, .Z.1.1.1:074 --(N. V. Times, Priddy.
Import, by Rallrand
r. W. t C. 11.11.-22 &eased bogs, 100 bill flutir, , lV.B.ll.
tiorroly A ow 317 bbl. floor, lirallaco d Thonvog 163 dj'
Partn.r 5 81'lie, wh, 313 do do, J At'Devitt; 178 do do. /11.iera,, ,
1011),aitt, 12.5 do do, 51'1°..mb. • co; 32 dct bucket.,
too t Stwwwl: ludo waalthdards, 11.-ad A klotzgar; 111:eltel
I, w flour, J 1/ Dray., 02 hog% IS ,k. ciareneed, brown !ftl
Kirki.atrlck; 113 alto L w Door, 82 alto oat., 44t1 blrla flutit;
fir Cony 1 etr. 74 bra., Church 1 co: 47 kga lard 01'144
baaos,l,o d,.x bucket., Ill'Clutkan t co; IG2 aka raga, Pekt(losi
A .
cc; I r wheat. Ilartwogh *co; 2 care c orn, 140.10tilst
T 14014 30 dc.o bucket, IS w dour, 2
Outow, 1 ror mon, .1 lOrwel t rcg 172 hog.. wuer.o
000171 hldo a,V Deism cr: So bLie d , ar, CPt4tir.
evn, 1101 .1., .1.., W 1 'OLCI,00: 100 do do, L..eb A
.1 , do, 11 1.1 D...,; 10 d0.,10. It II lilu. 40 dOdr..,
Watt k W 04,1.3012 1 car corn, Canneid
A c,; 3 own W 1011,011ut....1; 4 cur Coro, 75 bblg
Illtchrg k Oro; 43 loon 1,3.141, ti 1.404 A col GOO boah wdf 1,
kol1; 1 wr bran, bl'Llauo A Ar. 10.03 20 bbl. door, .1 Grlerllloo
dodo, Or.rupl• t .loon , ; 00 do au, A Moore, 110 dot lwr , Otha,
owo.l, 1g bids dr1.41 apple,. &wirer A Ditu, rth:100 do ntihr,
II Wk/ 15C, Edo .41, 11." 11 Pram; 25 can, cgro, 1 do osOig'T
11,111 Cu; 000 1.0,4 wheat, I, Wilda,: tb co; 403 do dc.,...11
Wallace, 3IS do oat., ro at •I.Arluy,.l A Frlzor, 33careceilio,
owhe, 1: do ore. /000.....: 4 d., ructsl. Nin7wk. 1 cw 2.82 GIOn
11,..ut, Liggett k 1,1 Loge, ow .re; 0.7.1 hides, GOO OCIOdII
beat. 173 cks bacon. 2vo pre do, 40 eh, 193 bbi e
lard, 377 801. don, 355 1.0.1 chene, 30 11,1 a hicko.3. me, 390
hu.ls burley. SO haler , 0.1. I.ble butter, =9 bin glats, .47 i
Oil. p k, 100 do beef, Clarke.
I', C. t C. H. It —CO bdis epukca, Phelps A. cr.; 1 car cdt . o,
lllichcock A co 4 du do. errlegLag Ido do, Orehani4
Thotoloo, 17 bum., Littlo k Trimble: 74 pkg. hotter. 10.410
egg., 4204 g. lard, ZOO W.I. do. 010 d., flout, 62 do [gal I LO
do lard 4 , 11.14410 oko ell coke, 504 hide., 100 Lao .op, 37
leather, :.SO lade pork, Clarke lc co.
P. L. C. 14. it-1 car tern. Dyer .4 00.1 car oats, Jae crali:'
10.141 hotter, 4 bgs I.M. 26 4441 a Looms. Atwell, Lee L 0,744
1.4.14 cdpper, pnnsay d co; 1 oar corn, 100 td,,10 110 gr, Icat
0.1.. cletnple loon; 13 sko ram Chadwick A: oocc 1441
catlles.l.l44lo 0 Trimble; 1 car ash, 44114 k. co; 33 hides, I, 1)
Sl'Caue A co; 42 boo cbecae, IL 1101.4400 co, 20 do do,llhg.
14004'0 Thortoto. LI do do, ill'Lluxoho A to; 20 du do, 31%1114
eoic 20 do do, Riddle, Wilda A cc; 'O/ 10 du, It Da'l4.ll A [4,1
400 dc.. beadle, Lippincott .4 co, 120 1441.414 yr. Lloyd .1,4F0g.
ttg 44 hzo chete, 4 / a n0.14 A c.; 1 car barley, O W etiaziikij
1 dodo, 41 hhis cider, llttchCro.4 co; 1090 1.014 osta,l.4or e
010000.
t/VER ti EGVI.,ht
Thirvri• 41. I••l • vt,o pnt nit nctivii, thevi....r. .r 4
ei.ea and nroacly rmn of lee al la mooed no Mow!, thullt
yaw enamel, perceptible for a day or Jammed dame.
.bere, end on eaturday. the 2/oh., cropped. The river Yti
froxen arm. en wn ern Int.rtnet; nt Liverpool. There wets
therefore no repent. concerning the :nor( meats of Loaf. 1;4 .
be made on &lord.
At Cincinnati thorn woe nothitig worthy of note by Niro
latent sweifit of loth.. The Persia loft Now Wraps t,in the.
for Pitteborgh, hot it trill be memo time before Abe del
smite her way op bitner.
The weatlicr on thstardsy wee lutennely polo, tool re
ma. lorry getting seedy for Christen.
Tel •graphi c Alarket •
--- - •
Ncw Yonk. NT.It. firm: al. of 50.0
Floor quiet,' ales 7500 bbls. Whest fit re, sales 10.000 bosh
wetter,: white at SLSO. Corn deelloes% sales 4,1:100 Lath
new white and yellow at &12S0. Pork Inn: mem $10,12%
210 25 Whisky Oros at 2)227)1. Sugar firm And quiet:
Itnicovado 21..V - g.7-7-,; Malays. tirrn. ktaltoopenedhightr
but dowel wank: Cblnego & Rork 1e1a0a16.3%,"; Ilifool. Co..
teal G”.,, Centrist bonds 80%; N. 1. Central 7G,t;
Iteadlot Milwalzkoo k 511aaleatppi 3%; .52a,nr1 sixes
83%; Galen: 0 Calcium Cfi,;,: Nick. It. 11. %scrods.
Lad Oran!. 14; Erie It IL third Goods Tay.. doll
at 10$1,Qt10'.
Croaseart Dec. 21.—The river is fall of flaa:lng lee and'
navigation le partially stl•peoded. Noon of the packets lea ,
t.xlay for ports above or below. Weather clear and cold'
Toe demand 'for money la leas amazi, bat the markpre ,
throes tight. Exchange moron:. to ng acorn demandsod
raw bole gromullY tolvatics‘l llogs Lba receipt. In thg
last 21 hone add op 9300 bad, which tooded I depress lbo
marker; prices ere folly 1042.0 c lower, light bope harlot
boon told at c. decllce of =o per unlit% ales Muff had at
40/40,10$ at Um cio.e, hews arerustag la) to 190 lbs cont./
hare born Wright at 45,0020.23, and thous mutating 204
to:211bl et $0,4C(30.50. Provisions: the Market is *gold
doll for met. pork, and prices tended downwank; the beat
brands are offered too 'lair °neat at SLB,IO. and aecoud else!
brands 56,z, hot bujarn are dispos.l to hold 00, and Mg
only ale hard of was Ed hbls at $16.25: caintry brood.
would net•
bars brought o'er sloq not much was darre.al
Nola meas wen, offered M. 65t0.7%; for February dellveryi
pretty treelk—deS on toe spot packed, but he only sale
heard of was 30,0ta) the 61,1r4 at 73-„c, loos, : to t he delivered
January al, 1560. Thor..a good demand ((MULTI at 1002
75 Hornet sold at 0514 buyers foralabfog package., and 106
tierce. choice lab .t 101 x; Ills difficult to boy prime at 104
as holder. generally ask 10.4. :Nothing war done In Baron]
green mats told at 7c for %Ides at in t 417 4-5 for Nam.—
Whisky In goal demand; the market Is dna at fall men.
gales of 1100 bbl. 2.3( 1an54--tba hater onto f s f
%Inger doll and prim antler; thorn were small rake at 80,
B%c. ?Ukases very dull and offered freely at 40,,witbout
finding bakers to nay extent; 45415.4 ate the rata offeres3
lower.' lots are pressing on the market which mate boyar.-
off ettLe uorluing,d and ates 4 at 12013 fer Wr to primal.
Chi; %tweed advancod lc; sale* of 24 bal. Wheat contln4
1.1 firm. with is good desnandat not goatskin.; axles of
27611h00ti goal whited 41,23. Cara In cooddemacd,prltaa
firm at 50, Oaks cautions doll; ales 1100 bush, ill bulk of
00''. Rue lan with active. rec. Ipte itLA soave demand at
FL Earley doll and onrhbogeal; sales 0.0 'll.ll good faP
at 'lnc.
l'imanstrma. Doe. 2.1 —Amu gnu; salts 1 VW bids lent
eater ctstati eXtra t.t 0.674 and ltto Ws superfine Li
:3,37.4',, for bone, ass them !a sr steady demand. Wheat
Lett e. r e d
The demand emand; salsa : lamb ratlrtt $1.,3-1(M1,35. part In,
of or for :00d
Cern fa United; gams MOO bash:
d
prime dry sew yellste at St e, afloat damp new 'chow set*
aril at 90d573. Cais steady at 43015. Whisky quiet at'
DISCIIAROVI IRON 1716 LAB WITH DEAFNEES
Alter iron" Mr. 0. 1: Sart:nt.
Dares. Nov. 13, 1659.
Mtwara. N. L. Ct.tcw n are—Genticumnr-1 here betel
troubled for upwards of eighteen years with running were{
In oaf head, dfschersictg at my left ear, &soften as twice /
/tot, a thick, alimy matter of the meat, peewit, AL. II,:
ohm impeding my hearing re that I could out hoer a Watch'
tick. I have !wee doing morn or lost for Aix yesra to purb
fy noy btu 1, and thus femora thy aores or boils, but with 4
out any chyuge, except seemingly for the wars,. Abaci .
tee months elm, I commenced taking the . Perulleli„
Syrup." Ica lees than two weeks I legsn to Improve. Thal
di:char : gee became lees frequent, with no entire Change Id
thefr appearance, tying thin and we cry. In ono weer, ,
more the dtechares ceased altogether, and I haye not Dyed I
troubled with them ain:e; My hearing le also lcuplarrinfel
to that I ton hear/ watch lick plainly. My genera! hoalthr
Iv much heft, : and I shall continue t h e use of the Sy rap inl
the eataldout esp.:baton of deriving farther benefit tromt
It. Yon., most gratefully, CYRUS R. SARGENT.
Darree, Dac. I, 1658.
This I. to certify that lie. C E. Sargent has been In cmr!
inpley fur several 3 eaN, nod we feel Rammed that any atateel
..eat he may make In regard to the Infirlty with which
te beak], y edllet,..l min be relied Rain a truthfill end
orrert. lIAELET, DAVIS / CO.,
Piero Forte Manulketurer,
CO? llaahlugtOu stunt, .13.tim, Mass. ,
riinumunu, Avg.. t
IVALfhlugtoo Hoch Clacatiftlt at I
70 U. Pro onn, /freer/se .Zervib,Ger f Omen:
After tbo date error later to jou of the 13tb Not. last,l
etinadd to are the Pen:Men Soap ontll my beef log Was
fully reatortrl to cos, ard my health perfectly reaatahitah•
ad. I hare let tAkil2 MU' Of the Symp Pitioyetal month'
i+ust, 00(11 hays DO &mkt that I ran porcuutacatly at lad of
thercully with lsblrb rwai for.. .1.73 ears amicto
Tours, respectfully, OTRITS . R. SARGENT.
area lob& fuvrortlsuathut,
DR. UEO. 11. I:NV.Ik; 144 Woad-meet, le tho Arent
r Oa" city. no2SAAIDT
VAX/rO3.ZW.s, nor. 1n,1867.
IVIE p S a
Dear i flU . l! .. v T b
i t MINER, O,,,
s P 4 i
year •gl3,ll,wee ludeced to put:time an !Liman lt of tin,
bewtboY altreays.'. lam an well.pleuod It that I .
ehoold lite another, for the eatable year. Please mend to,,
If noblielled. by totem Jain: lIIINT A II!ItEle8
111:11tOGIALSIANA , 1
to alaaloolatd and edlted by [la
Could you not ho able aetal the book In gooetlon, tro d-
moth, equlrelyot or to; manna:me It lamething ae good,
lboueh not - aria will be able to mod the Allbetler.
VOW,. trlll7,
,E.cupigay,
Chlitton Falis,Goodhuo county, Utneesas
- THE PITTSBURI3II ALMANAC,
- calmlated and edlUd by
8.6.iNT1P0.1/.1) C. HILL, Esq.,
',for wile by all enterpzlibbg dealers in this region.
dolt, PriCE‘ e gyro Cents:
YCERINE-100 Ibu.for sale by
GB. L. iminalrocui co.
N 0.5 colutrifoopoli . br W.
MIR
Regular 53teamtm
.:. .....,._....................___,:-....
D EGIILAR TUESDAY P .
j_II,ET FOR ZANESVILLE.—The 11. new
Ste•lner SIMLA altdildll, Ilept.Almeam Arsaaeee
aifor. the abore and Intermediate pores EVEIa TM:SD/at'
d' o'clock P. 11. For fretobt or pump apply on
no:11 FLAM:. BAMik. 2CoeAeb•
. .
numnatt, .Stc
DOR CINCINNATI 44; LOUIS-
A: PILLY.-_The 800 'armor, '•E M M
Cot. J. ar darrattrt, will learn for the alraro .nu rut inter
roqlato port. on THIS DAY, 26th, it 6 o'clock, r.
x.
FOrlfrotht Cr prap apply on bawd or to
6LACS, BARNES A CO., Agt.'
)gor Ron oruan.s.
i c y h mampins pAcakr.--roR 31E111.1113.
—Te elegant steamer ORD, Capt. Gm D Aloote, ant hurt!
for the above ant all intertnedhdo po t ts on 21118 DAY,
211th inst. Per
,freight or passage apply on boarder to
del3 , FLACK, DARNER t 00, Agents
• •
ROB. NEW ALBANY, C81:18-
Jil.:` , 1110, Ilenclersoo, Smidala. aod Pada.
catt—Tbe B. steamer DI7NBAR, Captain Diet /outer,
arta leave for the above rod all ictermecliato ports on THIS
DAY, 16th last., at 10 a. u. For freight or passage apply
on troard or to FLACK, BARNES & 00.. Agra.
Will take Nashville, Iletophie .cl New Orleans freight@
to 0114.
de=
GAZETTE JOB OFFICE.
,•
RALSTON & YOUNG
1400en3015 to JOH% t. earrocr,l
BOOK, CARD & JOB PRINTERS
'3:7l..A.msrx-rm 33 - o - xx.rawcF, -
Firrrn STREET, NEAR POST OFFICE,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A,
airEreente every kind of DOOR and
FANCY JOB PRINTING with neatness
and dispatch. laadewtlP
Oomhox swish rules the mass of the people,
ebaterer the misname.] and milauthrope philosophersmay
ray to the contrary. Phow them. good thing, let Ile rewr
ite be clearly demorttrated, and they will not beaitata to
givalt their moat curdle' patronage. The maws bare al
ready ratified tha Jultrutent of phyalclan concerning the
Thine, of 1103TETTEICS BITTERS, WI mar be seen In the
Intenehtle gmetitles of this me 'lcicles that are en:molly thlcl
lu refry wither of the lord. it it note recognize! ts, great.
if attheriur to .11 other recnedlee yet dinieell tor &mew. of
the thgestira orgtha, that as dlschuea, dywenter dyepep.
sin, cud tor the ROO. term, that %rine front derangement
of than" portion, of the system. Ilteitetter's name is Cut
becoming household surd from /lathe to Taxa, from th e
shr4.of the Atirialle to the Nettle. Try the artlrle end be
madded.
hold by clrogatatesuil cleat,. generally. everywhere, end
by IIIOTEETTER A 6111TH, manufactimou and ' , indenter,
10 Witter soda, Crone trreente. lelEndlneT
I INVITE ATTENTION tO POMO of the most ex-
traor,Knary alma by my
PECTORAL SYRUP.
The, aro at hem, and slay one who has dp . tabla can In
quire of the yorennl who have been cured by ft: DA. KEY.
SEE 4 prepeledat'any time to examine Lump, without
charge, for all those who meet hie met:Hoeg. The price of
his PE4'Ti/11.111. 14 50 emits awl El per bottle, at 140 WOOP
STR.SBt.
For :ievrimon Cobbs take Pr. 11 EY 4 1411'.4 VECTOEAL
SYRUP,
For iptipieut C.o.:mop lOU twit,' Dr. IitITSEP:'S PECTOI2
• - • .
AL SYRUP.
F.•r gni coley tnlce Dr.KEYSER'S PF.CTOIt4L SYRUP.
For ifilliculty of Drantblog fair, Dr. GEYSER'S PECTOR•
AL SYRUP.
7.4fthma and Plattitlc taro Dr. GEYSER'S PECTOR•
AL STREW.
Por IttloPor.etatto Dr. KEYSER'S PECTORAL SYRUP.
For SFRooplng Cnngh tat, Dr. KEYSER'S PECTORAL
SYRUP
For Pint In Ont PrPn.t t•Ito Dr. GEYSER'S PECTORAL
sTrtri.
For Spilling of Plod tato Pr. KEYSEG',3 PECTOnA
•
• For Lix's cf Vorce teito Dr. GEYSER'S P.EcTO4IAI
SYRUP::
For PrSacher . • Sara Taroat t.,ko Dr. KEYSER'S PECTUK
.111 L SYKUp.
.For rrr I.lcg Diisaso take Dr. KEYSER'S PECTORAL'
For ro tiioas., of the LaryLi take Dr, KEYSER'S PRO.
ECORAL EtYKUP.
For nrry 'Maass., of the Broach's Pao' Dr. KEYSER'S
ECTOR4L SYRUP.
For •OtpifeaFo of the Trachea tst. Dr. KEYSER'S PEP
ssltur.
t For IfolOsitorn take Dr. KEYSER'S PECTORAL SYRUP.
t For Patti Is the Loup take Dr. KEYSER'S PECTORAL
For Catirth tato Dr. KETSEICSPECTORAL Bn:tip.
For UlOaration of the Lung, joke Dr. KEYSER'S PEC
on A I. FliiillP.
Pm' an (Mkt Dllosaa tato Dr. Iit.VSEIV:IVROTORAL
kin 13P. t
I t• iar onatx or onr assertione real the follonlog certill
ade., meaf of erinet, are in our owe city ,
t
Ptnwaceon, Nov. iS, MP.
I 4 Da. Krtaroo—Although not an advocate of Poteot Mali.
dea, In general, 'l of roe pleanue Indocrlbable to
comfort:your Prtural Spots As a medidoe fits well
orthy theatteotl o of any 'anon aho' may is any man.
Iger beaffeefed .41 coughs, rola...rough and houveuen of
any kind, spd for Ito peculiar qualoll.tious far ramoviog el
that allsogrotablo sensation attending a moor, cold.
inenll hare bran, more or leu, In my Ilre sleeted With the se
of colds nod lacereeness. At timer my throat would
..
RZme closed, as to proven: my opeakiog above • whir
w sod kg taking a foe dart. of Om above tyrop it would
Bove ma eptlitely.
.11,0 recoromenetng this medicinal' moat uohesitattuoly
that If Ea we heat remedy I etrer /mod, purporting to
co o° the salve, nor alwold soy family he without OW res.-
edy fir cll.:uses to provolone .
1 , ' Toan.ratort towpath:My.
'. . Mural:. D. kiln; .
t
r Cashier Claircria D.pada hook.
Prrralnivllas. 0., March 14,1E139.
P hove astir/Dr. Herter'. COMO Syrup for • • tad cough of
,eckeral year/Standing. and can sheet folly gay that It is the
Lein malchyiSor the some thaq hove ever taken,
1 -- J. IV: Puca.
COL. PRATT AND DR. KEPPRIPS PECTORA.L SYRUP. L• l•
s, Herein—D.ar Pin Miner Cho doh., of nay opt or
' knowled•iug iho .cellence e your Poctoral Cough EMI.
net I take great Namur. In toying that It is all you
rat It is ft /mocked the note, out el my neigh. 004 tho
iwriest one Iles. eves ofakted .114. I-have not mad more
tt•rt omehalf of the bottle, ant I can and do whet, that all 'L
ho we adikderl would glee It as fair o trial 114 I liar, done,
Aod they well he pram] to say, "It Is no quack medkine..
1 nevoid notlmfler another ouch to utack for .ray rattolder-
Otlho, or at , stry mem. I am confident lam breathe toore
Rel.]) t estk ar rer did. I , thall'alwaya acknowledges debt '
of gratitude for loroollng ea excellent a remedy. Tort are
at Mberty to pee my taro., In this regent, so you think f
:tlr4 .
P.r. • E. I. Pao?, .
," Messenger Com. Coon., Pittotourgh,Pa.
Pinar:mad, Nay I I, DM'.
11. /I.—l ail navotrouger to my folltur.cnietra, 1.14)0
:who en tertalta donate, can commit me Immorally.
P.-
Prrrunroart, April 24,185 T.
L • READ TIES TiILITII.—Da. Eartnaq - =-I have • dooghter
',the has taken oevcral mediciam for s bad coach, without
bermilt—amnpg them Ayer'. Cherry Petters!. I purchased
froth you • battle of your PECTORAL SYRUP, and /*foto •
Oho; had nerd:trait a bottle the was rellsrad. Th. woad
bottle cored her entirety of her cough. Trout Duals,
I , Itohlroon stmot, Allegheny.
Ai Prmemion. Dec.3l, Ina,
MIRO CURB BY DR. KEI4IiIP9 PECTOHA
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PIA I UP.—I Ilya In Peebles township. Allegheny roeinty. I
mwiglais; mid ephling, whILL comnieuenl almaUm
bf brutiry Inatom! collation:I eight Ty mtg. em.
Dm hest physklune the connty,and ray cough
south:died ungliatad until early In Ortoter. Al th at'll.. I
was iadened to try your PACTOP.AL COMM SYRDP,sehlrh
I dhi, and afr, I hod taken on. bottle I waa ennui., free
fagni mmutlng and gpitslng. I had despaired of weer set.
tingPrell, and I think It should knowu that this saleable
,resuedy will da,for others what it h_vdone la my case.
Jam, C. Liens, Peebles fp,
1 Witten—D. 11. KIM
Patton Tp., April 1ith, 155
A . POYDZIIITL CARE —Some time ego, an old nedeb•
ber tif mins leap very 111 wilt, • had cnge, which everjoent
nopneed be gennireptlen. Ills relatives told ma that Inc
Act, alery remedy theybeard of without Weedy; hie
Mother “cna to see him din, and all were coadrmed in the
belief that he could not Ilse. I hod dent the third of •
&Atli nflOnnl'ecteral Syrup, which I ;ere him and it on
tirell bored him, to the satcalnement of all. What makes
the cioe mortremschatde is ite extreme ago of the man, be
befog anon% etehry yell,' old. I have no &min the Pretend
civet{ his lite: JOlllll
I.OII'SER'd PECTOI`. AL SYIIII? is sold mails
Maim 340 ProMI street, and by J. P. PL ESI MO, only ag ent
for Allegheny.
neMed4LiT.
4721fults.
OKSIVANTEI
:Iron City Utakfock
, :ill Hirt& Mot 13t,ck.
ol , • •
AUSTIN LOOMIS 3 Co.
iffin WANTED—Moitgages lor
; • $2,r00:, boring Tor 3 years to rm. bi
Gig : AUNTIN• LOOMIS CO.
u 7 - A ••; .. N E
5.000 DESTIELS FLAXSEED,
Foi; Ichia. the h ' lsheet market pees win be pal& by' M.
B. SITITAM;
Allegheny . Oil Nr-i/L'' :-
Corner Emig .
Eebeccallreata.
40.01'S WANTED—Tit te11.4
Invent Agent* hart' made drer
than . tatter hut all other elmitaraviackr.—•
13e ps 80 page. rgulteMars, grmis.
ocl3ind : XPEIRALM BRASH. 1.47.1%)i11ik
.6rltTariftn4gg
1 P;'..UARSIIALL CO.
1110MIXO the Irma) o:
1 3 ,1 WABL PAYERS, BORDERS,
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!Oil Ne 4 NO. 1* . 3 / . 01MTLi STOLET, Pittartrig. -Pa
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litig.plard Dade% anel catr -14, 1V DDL4 :i ii.. o " .
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