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THDBfIDAY ; MOBHINO, f PER 9, ifeo.
Th« Policy or out Italtroad.,
:■ -Tbs people ®f Philadelphia we beginning to
(take from their loog eleep oathie subject, and
to express la ibe 'popere their akaUsfacllon
wltlpa slate of affairs which deprives the citizens
o'tteuftsylTabia ofsbo wo of- the roads Tflthln
thtf : Stale hft the tame terms which are ecjoyed
brlhe cin?enß of other States. We hare ob-,
sofredla ‘the Philadelphia United Stotts GaxtlU
ccmnmnlcaiioha-on the sub*
j 6 cf» and some oble editorials In the Pennsylva
»rfim,' -a4f ' whit the editor calls the
ite'r' of the question.” It Is no
tohjprrthe Pittsburgh vioir-exelutively;. In the
legislature, on thsj2d Inst, a pro
Hr. Was- ifeported by the . committee to
' wiStloiriVha4'i>Boh referred—firs in favor to two
'The conclusion of the committed op
pears to hate been arrived at after great labor
in taking testimony on hoth aides. A motion
to’ lay sir th® table was lost, and a motion to
ot|der the report and .bill printed and made the
order ofthe ffa/ for Thursday next was carried
bp h majority. The railroads and
merchants of Ke\o York Cily. opposo; the bill.
Doubtless the came parties will oppose the elm
ilar bill in oar own SUtc. lQ tho Philadelphia
Pennsylvanian, of tho Gih instant, there Is a
letter addressed “To the Stockholders of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and to the
merchants of Philadelphia,’' from which we
mikke the following extracts, which eecm to en-
our own views, as expressed lu the Gazette
• ;bf Monday : ‘ *
H “In criticising theaelion ofdhe Pennsylvania
Railroad .Company towards the merchants of
Philadelphia and the farmers of the Stale, it is
caoessaty. to look into some of the connections
otihatCompany to see tho nature of the policy
. whlohgmrn it. Ooe of the first feature's which
Strikes us Is the unproductive character pf some
of iho most important of its connections; It is
evident, from' an examination of the f&ote, that
Ike Pennsylvania Railroad would have been bet*
fet off this day pesunl&riy, and lathe perma
nent traslueawhleh it would havo established
forlUclf, if H had herermade thoseconnections,
or* whsi'is better, had encouraged trade from i
all sources in the great West, by takiog freight
from Pittsburgh at as low a rate as would pay
far tbs carriage, without regardisgthe foot wheth
er It came-by HIP or by river. Having the
ahortesVand most direct route to the West, and
a Toadfree from debt comparatively, it could
have; carried produce and goods to and from
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia cheaper than any
have invited freight from all the quarters of the
the road now draws from. It
Would have given it the advantage of. all the
river navigation of the Ohio and its tributaries,
(the cheapest of all kinds of carriage,) thrown
wpon'lho road an immense amount of trade,
every pound of whloh wonld have paid its fair
profit to the stockholders, and so redaced the
cost of transportation to the farmers of Pennsyl
vania and the merchants of Philadelphia, that
'tin the sale of thelrproduoe and goods they would
always have an advantage over any other mar*
kit. How far this would have developed the
kiterttts of the Stale and those ef this city;
ftery discerning business man can judge for
himself.
V Bat the policy of the Pennsylvania Railroad
fiadbeen joat the reverse of this. It bad made
aejnst discriminations against oar loeal traffic,
with n view of encouraging traffic upon certain
unproductive railroads west of Pittsburgh, which
oome in competition with tho cheaper water car
riageof the Ohio rlver f To do this it' has had
to wny freight at a rata that would. not pay
upon those western connections, and charge
smre than doable tho natural and folrralea upon
, thn business of iheoUizena of Philadelphia and
of this State, to make up the loss. The effect
* has been id tax the trade here for the benefit of
parties who hold the securities of tho Western
roads, and consequently to drive business to
i citles where prodace and goods can pass to and
; fro, without being subjected to this Inordinate
bxactlokltt the way of tolls. In this work.it ho 9
sunk four millions of its capital, and it Is likely
‘ lo sink s great deal more before ft will make
any cf these Western railroads pay.”
We omit hero a large amount of statistics in
regard to the western connection of tho Peona.
road for which we have not room..
The writer then goes on to say:
-“Now, is it not ilmeto change this policy ?
i The power to alter all this is in the hands of the
Railroad. It has only to make
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh the termination of
He road, cut off all connection with crippledlran
- toads In the West, withdraw all agencies Bast
and West, aodjthcn. by fair and equal rates of
1011, InviteeompetHloa from every toad and riv
er west or Pittsburgh. Every steamboat cap*
• agent and owner, would be working in the
■erviss of the Pennsylvania Railroad, along the
11,000 miles of navigable waters connected with
; the Ohio. Then ihreo out of every five miles cf
railroad would eeud their freight to the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, because this would then bo tho
nteapest as well os the’qtuokosi route to the sea
board. Even tho Camden and Amboy Railroad
and the New Torkßoes, fo Boston, would be
working agents to *bo Pennsylvania Railroad,
" beeauss U Is also theoheapestand quickest route
to the West and the Southwest. This campeU
; titloiEast and West would start outside lines to
New Tcrk, Norwich, Provtdenoe, Fall River,
Nantucket, Boston aod other seaports. They
would all centre here as tho nearest and cheapo
; cst route either way, and make Philadelphia
: what ebooughtlobe, the commercial mistress of
• the Western continent'
••.- * *
When the Pennsyieanla Railroad wa3 oaking
: Bttbaorlpllons.lha argument used wee, that it
■i was tepromote the trade and build up the com
mersial business of thle part- All the branches
oMabor.jeven to the draymen, connected with
commerce, eubsetibsd with that object in tlew,
' andaowts ha Wld that diecrimlnatione against
•>* one trade are necessaryto promote the through
- 'treffio to New York, and that a terminus on the
> Delaware la not to bring tho care to tho doors of
~ car merchants, is tu be told that all these pre
lions arguments woro deceptions, and that the
! railroad was ioleodtd for .private oraolnment,
i andnot thepnbllo goodor general welfare; that
! the pnbllo good iaeabserTient to the caprice or
> innnosed interests of tho controlling officers of
tEeoompany. Whenever n railroad corporation,
' ' iaUamauegemfinr,mnkeßlheseprlvatointcreats
:■ paramonnt to tho poblld good, or when it grants
the use of its road do transport' tho properly of
: IhoelllMnßof other Statoa on better terms than
it ooncodea to oar own, i t abases Us franobieos,
' - besides creating prejudice and opposition to tho
; • retd that mast ultimately be its rnio.
In the remarks whloh I hate made and the
' visas I have presented In these ocmnnnicetione,
' : I hare been toßnenced by Bo other motive than
tha good of Philadelphia. l a® keeking no
t "Job ” for 'I have retired from aotire bnelntos;
' bnt I'bero bestowed some thought and labor up
on railrcad mauers—sec when, oar reilfoad en
terprieesean oontribnto to the great interests of
: Fhuadetphla, and eoo and feel, in. common with
every other cHiitas, th.t they are nred-only as
eontenleheeafor-oiher-ollles. It is.difficult to
make thepnbilo understand . tho causes which
: 'frednoo lhls elato ot things, foe it involves a de
gree Of labor, inveetigation and expense that few
are willing do,bestow. 1 have endeavored to
present'a fen of these facta, to a better uhder
h standing of the enbjeot, It is for ah intelligent
nublio to apply them, end devise a remedy for
' thsevlt whloh nffllot thorn. S.K.Hoxsie.
Ihefeare many bore who agree with Mr.,noisio I
that it is indeed time to change this policy. Bnt
therelsUtUo hope of u ohonge, nnlose tbo togis-!
iainre whieh creatodlhoßO dangerods powers In
' : one midst shall interfere to ease the peoplo from
j tbek nnwitranUhle exactione, when.* pro rota
’ freight hill ahali have been in operstion a few
''jeers end when Philadelphia has helped ns bnild
K' aewond andbetter road from the Delaware to
: ■ the OMo.. Then Ute bond of miitnhlinUreets—
nsntnal dipendanois-t-and matnil prosperity be
tween Philadelphia and Piftoborgh wIU bo as
elrongand iodeslmcUblo as the mohnlaln chain
WBioh now eeem* to divide ue, and the hope ,de
' ■ ir, ferred on which both oltlea now alokeh, will fade
' into tho realirsUon cf the gr&adcst commercial
and msnafactatlng prosperity.
Couhtt TOE CitoreoH «,so Howe.—
- 1r ' lit tiunby letter from ibis esonly thetthe Be
-1 - MbUnsfilß contonlloa oo Moodejlaet, in
•tnelcd their delegeteo torote for Ibo*»« m.
• Komi for Qorernor, end Senitor .Cunaow for
4'. 41 PMri&BST' A reoolallon reported from the
'"cjaßUfcoon-ReHOlallons requiring the dele
!' ' fola to oppose the rioted of delegoleelo CM
br » Slole Contention,»»« toted down.
. jji artogEteeto the SUto Contentlon-whoon
* * . -.unvote Hot
‘ rlred to BOPPort »U meewrea calonlaledloee-.
eon lh* hemlaiUon of filoomCjmeron »t Ui»
Chloego.ConttnUon. o,' . .;<•[
[u^ii a,ii#j*BWßg , sit
• ■ OULJES*tfS®i Ftb.7,1880.-'
r»j, ao;>tif— The Board of Retenue Cotamls*
*££££*» it fad.
15 Democrats to 12 BepubUcana. He oetabata
Vera appointed by the dodges 0( tha.respeetlTO
diatriotaV“ d tbcir appointment vaa lodged
there for the purpoee of remoring them oa fir as
Doesiblfi from polUiea! influences; but the Demo
eratzo office holders ousted by the Republican
uce&dsncy in both.branohea of (he Legislature,
took *dranUge of - this ftcaldsntsl xaajotitylu
the board; and succeeded in.tadaclng the Demo
cratic members to create a best of iiuieioffices
for tbelr accommodation and elect them by the
force of party drill. The 16 DemoeraUeJ mem
here accordingly met in caucus, chalked Cut the
new offioea they would create,and op Monday
put the programme through by a stncuj party
▼ole. They elected a Clerk and two assistants,
a Bergeant-at-ArmB andaseietont, a Doorkeeper
and aealetant, Messenger, pegs, end eo oh. - No
preriona board has had any each array of offices, ■
and they got : along tery comfortably villi leee
than half the number; but hungry loiofooos
mnet be prorided for at tho expesae of the State.
- The board ie nov fairly at work, and our
member, Mr. Derate, vill beone oMlsmoatao
tira aod useful membera.His large knbvledge
of the faotsaudof the financial condition of the
Stale for a long series of years past, qualify Mm,
la a peculiar (legr;ee, to be of great setrlce to
the Slate la this capacity. He will be, 1 feel
perfecllyeure, of much use to Allegheny bounty,
as Us and the people of oar
ooanty have been Very fortunate in securing so
able a representative. !
I enclose a oopy of an act now pending, for
the sale of the Pittsburgh & ConneUsville Kail*
road, with the trust that yon will find room for
it, if possible, or such portions of it as may be
of interest. 1 oall particular attention to the
3d section, and tothepart of itl have Italicised.
It contains a very large snake, the dimensions
of whleh your readers will be folly able to com
prehend.
The Philadelphia North American contains a
paragraph In the letter ©fits Washington cor
respondent, to the effect that a report prevailed
at Washington that there was a eeoret organisa
tion in existence in Pennsylvania banded to
gether for the purpose of controlling the nomi
nations of tho22dof February Convention. The
same report prevails here; and If it should prove
trae, it will create an excitement seldom paral
lel! in political circles.
In the Senate to-day, Mr. Miller called up his
bill to prevent the Commissioners of Washington
county from levying a tax to pay the Interest on
the Hempfield R. K. bonds. Several Senators
who had at first intended to vote for Ihej bill ex
plained their voles against it to-day upon the
ground that Ihe Courts have full power in the
premises and tbo bill was therefore iinoecee
sary. U foil by a vole of 7to 19.
The followiog bills have been introduced into
theSenato:
By Mr. Meredith, Act relative to toad aod
bridge viewers in Armstrong connty.
By Mr. Miller, Supplement to tbo act to in
corporate the Chartiers Valley- road; and an
act to authorize (be lease of the Hompfield R. It.
By Mr. ImbriO, Act to enable Beaver county
to borrow money. *
The Senate was ccoapied most of the day Jo
receiving petitions and reports. Only two or
three bills were passed, and nono of interest to
your readers. Among Che bills Introduced was
one by Mr. Thompson to adjourn on the 2,th
i of March.
Among tho bills passed yesterday im a sup
plement to tho act to incorporate the Pennsyl
vania Salt Manufacturing Co. at Eaat Tarentum.
It extends the charter 20 years and gives tho
company a few new privileges.
The Hooso was engaged all day on tho pri
vate calendar, tho result of which I telegraphed
you.
AN ACT authorizing the salo of tho Pittsburgh and
ConoellsrUle Railroad.
Weeeeas, Tho Piitiburgh and ConneUstilie Bail
Road Company have for the spaoo of more than three
years, neglected and refused to pay the' Interest due
to the stockholders thereof, as thoy bound and obli
gated themselves to do by the resolution of tbe
Board of Directors, and the said company Is In a
failing and Insolvent condition, for remedy thereof
to tbe creditors and stockholders:
Sectios 1. Bo it enacted by the Sonata and
Iloase of Representatives of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania in. General Assembly met, and it is
hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That
John 0. Kimmcl, William J. Bear, John D. Roddy,
Ross Forward and Alexander Stutsman, of the coun
ty of Somerset, be. and they are hereby appointed
Commissioners after tho expiration of ninety daya
from tho passage of this act, to sell by public sale
and convey the same th the purchaser or purchasers,
by such deed or assurance as they may deem suf
ficient, the said Pittsburgh and CcnneUsville Rail
Road from the city of Pittsburgh to the Maryland
i State lino, together with all the rights, liberties,priv
ileges and franchises belonging to the sai£ Company,
so that tho purchaser or purchasers of sold Railroad,
their venders or assigns shall have, enjoy, and pos
sess ail the rights, liberties, privileges and franchises
that said Railroad Company had and possessed un
der their act of incorporation, or any supplement
thereto- . , ~.
Sec. 2. That the said Commissioners aball have
full power and authority to sell and convey the laid
: Railaoad and tho privileges and franchises thereof to
tbe highest and best bidder, on the following terms:
Fifty thousand dollars of the purehaso money to be
paid by tho purchaser or purchasers on the day ot
sale, or within thirty days thereafter,with interest at
the rato of six per cent per annum. Fifty thousaod
dollars each and every year thereafter, with interest
as above named until the whole amount of said pur
chaso money is fully paid. And for the security of
tho purchase mouey to tbe Commissioners, tbe said
parchara mohoy, until paid, .hall remnin > lien on
said Pittsburgh and Coonellsnlloßailroad, and also
bn further secured by mortgage end bonds on said
road.
Sec. 3. That it shall be lawful for any person or
p ersons, railroad, or any incorporated company, cr
any company which may hereafter bo incorporated
by and under tho laws of this commonwealth to bet
come tho purchasers of the Pittsburgh and Cotraells
ville Railroad: and in the event of a sale of the said
Pittsburgh and CounellsviHo railroad being made to
individuals, it shall be lawful for .such individuals so
purchasing, sifter tho said publio sale, to assign and
transfer their right to the said Pittsburgh and Con
ncllsrillo railroad under said purchase to any rail
road company created by tbe laws of any one of tbe
United Butts, and such railroad company on com
pliance with the conditions of tbe sold sale, and on
tbe payment or 'securing of tbe purchase money to be
paid to the said Commissioners, as hereinbefore pro
vided, shall be fully Invested with tho rights of said
purchasers and be entitled, to tho same HgbU and
privileges as if tho said Pittsburgh and Connellsville
i railroad had bean purchased by and sold to said
company at the time of said publio tale* Provided,
That if the Pennsylvania Railroad Company shall bo
camj the purchaser of the said Pittsburgh and Con
neUsville railroad, they shall pay Into- the treasury
of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania In addition
tho sum of one million dollars in Ore equal annual
instalments, tho first instalment to be paid on the
first day of Janoary, eighteen hundred aod sixty
throe, with interest on the whole sum of one million
of dollars from! tho first day of Janoary, eighteen
hundred and sixty-three, at tho rate of firoperceuL
per annum,and also within.threo year* from the
first day of April, eighteen hundred and sixty, fully
Construct and complote tbe said Pittsburgh and Cou
nellsville railroad, from the city of Pittsburgh to tbe
town of Bridgeport, in the county of Bedford, accord
ing to the true-intent and meaning of the aot of in
corporation, and the said snpplement thereto; tier
and in that cate tire said Penntyltani* RaHroaa
Company thallbe diteharged by lie «atd common
\ vrralth forever from the payment of all taxee upon
j tonnage or freight carried oi said Ptnntylvania
1 Railroad. ' -
i —Sec. 4. That bofore matingtalo of the said Rail
: road, the said commissioners shall advertise the said
' sale for four weeks in at least two newspapers pub
lished at tho city of Pittsburgh, two at city of
I Philadelphia, two at the eity of Baltimore, in the
State of Maryland, two at the city of How York, two
in tho county of Westmoreland, and two in the
county of Somerset, said sale to be held at the court
bouse, io tbe borough of Somerset, on the terms
hereinbefore provided for, and as soon as tho. pur
chaser or purchaser* shall have made the payment
of fifty thousand dollars, required to be paid on the
day of sale, and delivered their mortgage aad bonds
for the unpaid instalments to the commissioners, and
shall have fully complied with the conditions or this
act, then tbo said commissioners shall transfer under
their hands add seals to snch purchasers, their suc
cessors or assigns, upon snob terms and conditions
a* are mentioned in this act, tbe whole of the Pitts
burgh and Cohnsllaville Railroad, from the city of
Pittsburgh to tbe Maryland Btato lino, together with
all tbo land, buildings, reservoirs, machinery, loco
motives, cars, tracks, stationary engines, work shops,
depots, tools! water stations, foil houses, offices,
stock, aod materials whatsoever and wheresoever
thereunto belonging or held for the use of the same,
and together with all right, title, Interest, claim aod
demands of the said Pittsburgh aad Connellsvulo
Railroad Conipany, or tbe stockholders thereof.
- Bec. 5. Thht-iucase any of said Commissioners
shall die, resign or neglect or relate to perform the
.duties assigned them, the Court of Common Pleas
of the county of Bomorset shall have full power and
authority to fill any vacancy that may be occasioned
thereby. Provided,before the said Commissioners
shall have performed any of their duties andor this
act, they shall give bond a'hd security in the sum of
two hundred 1 thousand dollars, to [bo approved by tbe
Court of. Common Pleas of Somerset eounty, for tbe
falthfal performance of their duties, which wnd shall
bo filed among the records of said Court.;
Sec. 6. That tbe sale so made by tbe said Com
missioners shall divest all liras, whether tbe same bo
mortgages, judgments or otherwise, rad tho said
Railroad shall go to tho purchasers free rad unlu
! cumbered, and the entire proceeds of said sale shall
i be applied bjr tho said Commisrioners whenever fifty
thousand dollars may bo paid to them in the follow
tag order: Pint, to mortgagee according to their
oriority of lies; mcond, to all judgment creditor*
vbera iadmhentiraa obtained in a court of Record,
aaSZSrSTd* of ..Id judgment; Iblrdi .til
otherdebt.to be paid pro rata; fourth,if anyenr
nlae remainl, to tbo etockholdere .equally according
to tbeir respective share* so held*
, Moan Etpulsioss
oftbo persons Ulefy expelled from BereKjßfri*
Isoa county, Kentucky, betieg tnwilfeti*a, »o
lateotion ot taking ap theieJkbodee io weoira
itn.d Levis; counties,strongosolfeitillOM w’
displeasure be?o beeaoxhlblUA by * porftott of
ihalnbnliUkatAof those locaUlies; - v j' ij
v ‘YteieUngeywer'e beM by ;4he cUlunsof tbe
counties of Snokea and Mison, at which it via
HeolTod tint duty, ioleresi, end ibe e&fcty of
the tbe expolslon of tbo
acrosed parlies; »ud *oanim»iUe.o£-tw*irtyWM !
chosen to see lhai they I«ft the StAteprevious
to February 4. ; .On ibis committee we ooUoe
the names of doctors. Uiryerr, and iadges. -The
committee mounted horses and we&tarouad and
warned off the parties dldaredlo be inimical to
the peace and welfare of the Bute, none of whom
made any resistance, and all promised to leave.
Among those who have left-tbejßtale in obedt
enoe to these ordoTS are Rev. -Johio O- Fee, John
G. Hanson, G. J 5. Grifeq, J. B; Mallett, and
Oliver Griggsou. These parties have arrived
at OtudnuatL” -j
MiaMEfliPPi.— Got, Pettua, of Mississippi has
sent a message to the Legislature or that State,
recommending to the favorable: aotlon of that
body the proposition of South Carolina for
a Convention of Southern Btatea,jand suggesting
the following measures of State palloy for the
promotion of Southern interests:
That euoh a tax, say five or ten per cent,
be levied on all goods, wares, and merchandise,
set manufactured in Mississippi, that maybe
offered for sale in this Stale, as will most effec
tually relieve our citizens from the burden of
the expensive preparation for their defence.
2. The passage of a law requiring all book
agents who oome to this Slate for the purpose
of soliciting - subscriptions for any book not
printed in the State of Mississippi to apply for
and obtain lloense in each county thwugh which
they may pass on such business, under each pen
alty for refusing or neglecting the same as will
insure compliance therewith; and I also recom
mend that suoh fine be fifty dollars for each
county.
In Philadelphia on Monday night 1m», at 12 o'clock,
JAMBS W. BROWN, Esq, formerly of UiU city, aged
* l Tblltomf«Ul l»t. !■'«?» <""» th " fLJi 1
brother, William R. Brown. No. •64Penn»t«etjPttt»borgn,
on Friday afternoon, 10th inaL, at 2 o’clock. The remains
will arrlre in tbenoen train of Tboreday; The frlecda are
Invited to attend the funeral without further notice.
B CERECIYVE’S
Bonn and smnas.
A Mtdioino of long Iriod efficacy lor pcoirr
jjq ygy bTi'Xtt*, ■> ementlal for the fbnndation of goodjhoalth,
and far correcting dleordera or the atomaeb and bow*l*,-t
wch aa
INDIGESTION, HEADACHE.
HEARTBURN, LOSS OP APPETITE,
ACIDITY, BILLTOUB COMPLAINTS,
WATEK-BRASn, CRAMPS,
OOSTIVESESB, COLIC,
SUMMER COMPLAINT, Ac.
In Nervoo*, RhenmaUc and Keoralgl° affectipna It bu
frequently bean adminiatarod with narked recce**.
Two or three doaea will convince the afflicted or lteaalo
taryolbcta—tbo tlomach will epceJlly regain Ha .l.cr.glh,
a healthy action of the liver, bowel* aud kidney* will ra
pidly take place, and renewed health bo tba quick tunll.
Bnrjjxor larosmoa! Bot cn.« »»*n oi the genuine (half
plat bottle* ) Doaea tcaapoonful
gee that onr name la on the label of tvtrj boltte yoo boy.
BENJAMIN PAGE Jr., A CO.,
•s Sol# proprietor*, Plttabn rgh, Penn’#.
Bold by Drcgglata only. Pi Ice $1.03. JaSVdAwT
aututts tin tuts
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USE WOOD’S HAIR RESTORATIVE,
SOLD BY. 0. J. WOOD A CO., .
11l MARKET STREET, ST. L0U13,M0.,
PATENT MEDICINE DEALERS, AND
DRUOGISTB IN CITY AND COUNTRY.
a«9*dly -
WiL DUSK,-
Fenntriy ef Hsso* * t>J«r.
WM. DYER & CO..
PROVISION
Prodace Commiulon Merchants,
WOULD inform the public that they now
occupy U»*«Und 80. 3iS MDerty *•*••*♦
Oort Tte&tri by Doney A Well*, who retire fr«o thU bo*£
□eu.) where we wilt be pleated to fill crier* for gmr,k«l
U*mi, Side# tod Bhooldere, Dried Beet, Mm Pork, Jcrwb,
Lori tod Leri OU. tod • npertot article of fiogtr Cored
Bids, breaded •‘Weetpbrtlt,’' of oar o»n coricg.
Year petrontce U rwpectfally reqcwted, CoCilgnmrnU
ofPrudacetnd Prorlriom tollettsd. We trite Agent* tor
fAIBBiNV/* ffrt.unRATKD SCALES of all deeeriptlos*,
*ad beep maple* rtwtysop fcmad* UfrltdAwg
A Partner
IN A SAFE, PROFITABLE AND PAY
ING BUSINESS. A m»n of good boilnew q artifice
undoubted henert/end lotefrity, *b° «»
muri * cub capital of from $8,030 to $lO,OOO, ca beer o
neb t poritkm by ridmrtag, tbrongb
Feb. tub. 1860:r«S8t4 “HABDWARE
DISSOLTBION— The co-partnership here
tofore extotleg between tbo onderrtgoed wm ibU day
dlwotred by motoat eeaerot Tbe boalaert of tbe late Ann
wWtantttai tij BiUTOS * CO. All p««mi Isdrtua
to raid Arm mreqnestei to make UnmedUt*
P. O. RALplv!*'
K. J. YOONG.
piiUborgb, Fcbruirj Bth, HGO
I emhrece tins opportunity offered by Ihettwr#*no/mr,ce
ment to expreu ray benrtbU tbenke tor the ttberel coetom
extended to oor fits daring my connection therewith, ena
tonek for the new firm the contl jved feTore of a»y peteooel
„ Irfesda «nd the pobUc genorelly.
n , k J youso.
<a ■
AHXED—To purchajG a LawrencoCo.
oflMOor JI.WJO. Apply K
te9 AOgXIM LOOMIS A CO, tS fourth Un»l-
/"I KEASE—4O bbls., 4 half do and 3 kog<
UTao, todlo, tom ,l»m C r b,^
SHEEP PELTS—I halo now landing from
.i*'*”’" annwood to mi. b ’ juiimmEvara^
OTHIO CHIMNEY TOP 3-50 Ohimne;
T °l* "* rwl , “' ll incoLuBt».
ICKORX NETS—24 bo»h. choice Hick
cry NnU, recM and for mls cbwp t>J
f t u 7 J?A.y£l2£R. corner Matket tod First «U.
171*0011 BARRELS—4OOnew Bound Hoop
P Floar Bamli, net d eod to mU it at conU, bjr
iJo J. A. FKTZgß.comw Market and Flnt tU.
EARLASU —19 casks received and foi
„ ]oV j J. S. LIGGETT A CO,
j J 76 Water mad 03 Front«treat.
—Alt AND DUELLED COHN —1,500 bus.
t>r sale Id aoaotitlM lomlt, by
T. L. BQPQEftB, Ho. 60 Wator tlrtel.
OQAB OCRED HAMS—Evans & Swift,
j. p„u a 0,. .»i n.mUhtb.m’. ■.■ob^
RIKI) BEEF—IO tea.: Evanß & Swift'*
V.?,. to ..1. b, oa F. BiLLaaa a oo-
B - ACON SIDES-3,000 lbs. female by
f, 6ELLEES A CO.
ACON HAMS—3,OOO lbo. for aalo by
f*g ; f. fIfIXSM A CO-
ACON SHOOUJJJRS—3,OOO lbs. fur sole
bT ft 9 V. BKLT.SR9 * 00.
MOLASSES— 218 tibia., on comignment,
m i. n. nouacaa.
OLL BUTTER —5 bblfi. prime Roll Bat*
tw ■odforMl*fcy HBNBT 11. OOLLTBfI.
EMONS —25 boxes Lemons reeM and fop
fK ]« by fcß JAB. A. fBT2E&.
Coal and Castings.
S BALED PROPOSALS will be received ot
tborffieecrtheWeter Work*, until T o’clock r. u. of
THUBSDaT, February lCih, for eopplytng tb« Pittibargb
Water Worki wltb o*l, for the term cfjon* year, coo
meedDgoatbe Ist of ApriC Blda are lutlted Icr one or
bolb bOQMI.
At tbe aeme lime and place, seated proposal* will bo «♦
celved for tarnishing—
-23 thirty loch pipes;
10 twenty-two inch pipaa, with tbo ntecaury tuxna,4c;
900 feet eight Inch pipe;
• 260 *' six u •* . ‘
3200 M lour “ “
together with all noolcUabraocbes and sloeua
- Audaleo for supplying the mlicsllanecos castings that
may be required forth® werludnriogtbe year,com nxenctaf
April In. Propowls are all tbe pipe, or eepa*
ntolr, for any portion thereof.
for MrtkaUneoqotrost the office of the workr, Market
jtmL ,- , {Malta] i , JAMtt KELSON, Hope.
’DBODIiCB" CONSIGNMKNTS—
iObUs.'pfUuBo)IBott«ri
dSOboa. do Pry Applet;
hOkrgaUrft . .
; : : -•-
For tal> by T%KqOEDfeK, lie gecobi'at
T3OSTON AND FARINA OBACIIEfES^-
3 tbU.Jort rt«lre4.«iul (ot »U « rUHCraftml'
lyGrccrry and Tea street, Allegheny. fcS
Chesnut Grove Whiskey.
o.
_
CHEBHUT OHOVB WHISKEY,
(The Bn feat Medicinal A gent ever ksownj
HAS FURNISHED the eonmmnity a
Stimulant Pore. Healthful and lnvigwaliafv«*4b*
■am* time a mild dalfetou* bating*. It to caiCPlvteil la go
away with tha vpa dragged ituff that U palmed enoa «•
community, end,which t> iojariotuto body red minfL in.
addition to the eertiOceto* beneath, be £>**"*£"• * Di
ploma from the STAIR AGRICULTURAL SOGl*i*,aad
additional testtniony from DR. JACSBON,of Boctoo, who
teitlfiaa under oath to its absolute purity.
CERTIFICATES
yptr.l tmvaii. Se&t- 2 th. 1861
W* tare carefully tailed the *ampleof Cheanut Grove
WbUkey which yon **nt u*. and Oad
of the PoiaoccQi Snbetaace known a* Full Oil, which u
the characterise and injurioca of Um wbbkeye
In gentra! uie. ’ bO'jTU, GABBET A OAIIAO,
v Analytical Cbemltta.
Uiw tawr, Bap't &1, ISM.
I have aualyud aeunpleof GneenotGroTeWhl^aj,rr
celvtdCrom Mr.CharleJ Wbartan, Jr.,of PhOadelphl^aed
having carefntiy teeted it. lam toatota that It la
entirely free from poUocnu* or deUtetllcW nobrtimeea. It
t* an and the flevwwd^ualßjr.eftgiufcay.
Analytical CShsmbL
] Botros, March 7th, 1559.
I have male a chemicai analyaia of oommardal aamplea
ef.CheaantGrantWhHkey,which ptorn toU
the heavy reason*, and perfectly pure and nnedniuratfld.
The fine flavor (if thi* WbUkey la derived from the Grain
wed in meocfaitorloß it. _ .
i A. A UATKS, M. D. State Auayer,
W No. 16 Boylaton atnet
C. WHARTOSi Jr,|
: Sola Priidpal Agent,
No'i 110 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
f*B.6wd j .
81)0 ' i THB IABT AHD ISHU.
GREATEST INVENTION
OF HOOP SKIRT MANUPAOTURR.
PATENT
CORRUGATED BPRINGS.
the:Wright and inertatino fi« Strength of
- Skirts nearly one-half.
\f. &. A 0. B. THORSOS A CO. offar tba abovo,M the
Uteat noveltyl and tha most Important Improvement .In
Skirt* alnee Hoop* were to thia tormlto
■ amenta Ugbtceaa.flexftUlty anditmigthnevobrfw*
known. Ertrf Lady la Amatfea wbovalQM eomfert,
health, and tnie elegance In coatume, abonld have one oi
thew admirable garment*. Inquire fcr
Thomßon’B Conugftted Bkltta.
Theso beautiful Good*, owned and manufactured eoUly by
n*, now form a part of
Wbtcb are oSferaJ thltaeaaon In Improved »tyl«*, ehapa*
and ma&ulscinre, aa follow*:
THE DOUBLE TRAIN SKIRT,
THE PARISIAN BELLE SKIRT,
THR.GOSSAMER SKIRT,
THE INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRT,
P THE WOVEN SKIRT
THE EXPANSION SHIRT.
For*#)#, tliroogbont the Union, by tba principal Jobber*
and Betallerd. Ew that both eur noau arid Vu erovn are
•tamped on every ektrt No other* are«nnln*.
| W. 8. A a 1L THOMBON A CO,
Manafectorer* of the Crown gklrt*, New York.
Ji2L3mcowd '
SPRING GOODS.
■ 1 ■
!
I NEW STYLES OF
i
Delaines and Prints
j J JUST OPENRD AT
w. & S>. HUGHS’,
Corner Filth tnd Market streets.
| m ;
j j B." ® BONO,
IViPCRTEkffOPa;,
HAVANA CIGARS,
I No. 21 tj Frcut *ttoet, PblUdelphU,?#.
• *■ [rCuUahrJ IMO ]
We rtoefr# regularly, w.ictf«r.a choice eamrtmont 0/
| <le«lrable Ctkar*.
Tbeatt#atlonofDrnggLt«. Qrccrr* end oibrr* Ulßtlted.
I M.oad 3 ’
SUNDRIES—
-0 & bbU. choice freth Roll Balter.
CO *‘d andbagfetpall welte D*ana;
15 “j Hickory Nut*;
1 bakohntauta;
1 “j Timothy Seed:
-' 6 UA*- Clover do
10 bmih. Cdnbarrkt;
JOO m: | Dried Apple*;
2) krgi Lard,
Rec J on erndzument and »or rale by .
\ ATWELL, LEB A No. 6 Wood *L
SUNDRIES—
asohaIf ebaeuCreeaead Olaek Ttuor *Ttry tariety;
160 ban Wo Coffee;
120 bU. 6e, 8a and jtlb. lamp Tobasso;
to krge NewCutfeßt Chrb Bods;
- 1004>b&. PbOedalfbU and New York flynipr
30 h Wilmington Tar, Urge barrels;
26 “ Extra Winter Bfetcbcd Bank aod Tsnnsre OH;
10 r* OrsastafOll;
60 **. Befloed Bogart; I
A casks Grand Bask Codfish.
In (tore and fer sale by ATWELL, LEH A CO,
I*l No. 8 Wood atreot.
8. I>YXR A 00,
Allegheny.
DEALERS
w. b. HicKlscroea—— a. ». naar.
OACKISTOSUi DBSPfllbb M> CO.,
Cornell PlUe and. O’Hara Street*,
Near City Water Works,
PI T T,B BVR 0 H, PA.,
UTANCFACTCRERS OF MACKINTOSH
(LH nKMPHILI/S improvbdpatbnt obctllat
l GnTIABXNaLVFS AND BLIDE VALVES of all tins
acid best style. u . , 4 .
Haring ;p« op UacUocry of large capacity and of the
best quality, we are prepared to do beery Jobbing, and so
lid! work to this !la«s trusting that by prooptnen and the
LAfIKG XNQIHES, a* combining adranUges heretofore
unattained to Ibis clast of Engines.
** Oauacsfor tale and warranted rorrect-anu
dnSbi., ;
OOQVSSBD rouBSBY
; K. MoCOY tz CO„
LmBRTT STRICT, oppcsil-, R. U. DcfcU
MA.NDFACTORE to order, on short notice,
OABTINGIB, BUATTIHQ A FULLBT3, of alt «ix«a
•ad dcwcrlptJcoa, of thaUat material* and laical *tjle»;
BOXES. SAD IHONB, ORATES, Ac., always
cd Uaod or cut to or .let.
»»H)rdera Utt at tfa* FODNDBY, or at Oartwrlgfct A
• Toong'a, 4a Wood will Ktfio prtacpt attantloa.
|a2l«Oy
- QOAL TONUS,
COAL jlODi,
chafing warns,
NURSERY TENDERS.
bird Cages,
d£oc4 tin,
OOF’EB AND TEA POTS,
And • fcjil supply of Uoß***F«nii*bfßg ihi
Iron Cil* Storo *od Tlo W»reheo»» ol
i w. W. BBADSHAW, So. 134 Wood street,
jtfl. » WntdooTbelowlßßriioofthßOolAßOUim,
IRISH LINENS,
; DAUASKS, DIAPERS, SC.
CONSUMERS OF RICHARDSON'S LIN
KKL mod those deelrou* of obtaining the OCNOINfI
OOJDB, ehoold 1.0 ititt the article* lb*J porebue aro ml*
od *itb the full tamo of (ho Ana, nmrv
TbueanUoo fa rendered.-*— btteljir p,rf * wr J> ** fey
aeon tales of Infer loeeud defect!?# lnriyni oro pnpvaot
SSSXmSSd tealed with the name ol afotfJAJ
BOS, b|l«UbHoum,wbo, rtgardleucf
loflictadallheon tho'Amarfcaa consumer and the nmo
formof the genuine Goods, will w* *
tmala—so profitable, white purchuett can be Imposed on
with floods of t worthless character* _ _ Tftnn ._
j, ftObGOOKJ A J. & LOOK*.
Agcnta. M Cbnreh Btreat. New Yorh.
pyrmwrg a«PHAM BHBWfIKT.
Corner cf Baaßmanand TOM*I ItrfXJSMh Vard ad
ntM Halt Until att Oman, II Waliritrut.
BPjENOBB & GARRARD,
i SuccattoTt to A Jam Wood,
Pittsburgh. Pennn.
CMuttaud Crtko, Ma and Ambtr ilaa.POTttr a»d Browa
fiUiati Stock Alt tnifPorler. Warranted to taro, loMJ
climate; Ordert from til putt prompt!, attandad to. Pnct
lilts eept by jfteil.
Ur. AD Ail 17001) coaUflOMCoimeeUd Wllb lh« ««e*ra
m Brower end OenerslMefleger. N oo2fl:1 > _
fpup GREAT HOAX OF THE DAY.
X THE OEBAT HOAX OP THE DAT. .
Fall Exposure of the Sons of Malta.
Full Exposure of tho Sous of Malta*
j foil Exposure of the Sous of Malta.
BY ANj ETE XSWBPAPBK, N 0.219,
; is IBANK LESLIES NEWBPAPEBj N 0.219,
rOB BALK AT HUNT A MINER’S.
FO& SALE AT HUMS A MINER'S. ,
LergeEagraTfec tllbertotedor ol a Ledge of the Boneof
UallA'- Tbe caadldstM helot boadutes threaftb. [The
Soutatbiir cqsttTT tt *r The tktUtoa totbecoffia. 'The
tow lane wtlh toftheenmooodlog it Andelltbed£lt>
oftheLoißeeetoabTtherttdo*.
S - &00 Bbls White Wheel PemUy Floor; 1
i SCO “ Bed - *• " •“
• SfiQ M Extra flown ■ • '!
ioj •* Bye •**■-•. ■ j i
'WOO BoAEsrsodfibeUedCoa;..
Tooe Short*. Buckwheat Floor,- O*M, Deled
j BsW Liberty elmt.
Oil, « COAm «a4 B»t
eta hand sad for *Me by J. A H PHIttIW.
wiLUAig BOBupaaft&zr,
Practical Lithographer,
Noa. 17 and 19 Fifth sL, Pittsburgh.
MAPS, DIPLOMAS, SHOW OARDfI, PORTRAITS,
y.*RlttJt, boxes, cbbtifioatks or stocks,
BILL HEAPS. DRAFTS. Ao. ' ooliJlr
Downer’s Prollflo Beeflllng strawberry.
‘STTtQUAL TO H'AVOY’S, SUPERIOR
Pi to lluTrj’i BoodUos la itOo, eqcol to Burt How
Ptoo to flavor, end tromtio to too tltnoo oo ptototloo ai
any otlurof tbo in eolUrattoo. Bo
■Sißr. Donor ofUi ww BooJUnr, • rtotlmaaa with
whom I boro boeo aojnaintod and dooo boilnoM with for
TMra, and fo *1) cartrunetioDa h*« mw dm ra—oa to
misdoabt hit *ord ot booonbU IdttUsgt wnlca loaacos n»
ta accept tb« agate* fiw Ms wcfiderfollf prolißa twtr>.—
Bood tor drcsun o rreport of In wiwpßtlig^Cemintttsa.
aaftj ■ Pitiibureh tod Oakland Harstrt—.
s tOVE ip 0
; %
pmsßuaon, pa.
COAL VA3E3,
GOAL BOTHIES,
PARLOR TENDERS,-
PATBNT GRIDIRONS,
BATHING APfABATUB,
RICHARDSON'S
A. KREBS & BRO.
PRACTICAL
Corner Wood and Fourth Bts.,
PITTSBURGH;
■BUtlyd :
A. BRADLEY
No. 4 Wood Street,
WOULD INVITE PUBLIC ATTENTION
to the largest stock sod greatest variety of Store*
to Iks State, among which will be fouud the celebrated
COAL COOK STOVES,
TROPIC,
Enreka and Arbiter.
FOB WOOD, TUB
VICTOR, LIVE OAK A PITTSBURGH,
JRE UNSURPASSED,
Together wllh Premium Blovaeof three varieties,
PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES
OFiBYBRY DESCRIPTION.
Great Inducements offered to Bdlderi end others lo wi
of ORATES, QRtTB FRONTS, FENDERS, le. £
We woold call portico Ur attention to cor JniUy celebi
ted
DOUBLK-TCP-OAS AND SMOKE CONSUMING
STOVES;
TROPIC, ]EUREKA AND ARBITER,
The only Qa* and Smeke-Coosotcen lo the market Olh*
era that an called ao have not the DOUBLE TOP—the
mala faatore ta eating Platee tod Fuel, which U eecoreo
to he by two patents.
To thoae in want of a Stove for Family caa, that tee ner*
er f»n«e to glva patUfactioo, we woold recommend theae,
which. they haw never ben exhibited at State
vr (Witty ftH have a tspoUtloaJorPgrabllltyaad Bcotrj
ooy to fael medalled by any other Btovs»Tß Vke Btalt ~
CAUTION!—Buy no Stove called OoaCon
gnmere without the Doable Top. po!B;6md
Dyspepsia I; Dyspepsia 11 Dyspepsia 1 1
What ii if f ffoto Cvrtdf
DrzFEFSujis our National Disease —weak
rtoaach, fteb'o distress after eatlsg, coetiva
habit, blllooecondition. How many suffer with It and Ita
attendant ejmptomj ofloweplrltt, coated tongue,
obatoplfled bcwd and attache of beadJchel Yet how few
know how to cue (it Generally, beeaoaotbe bowele are
constipated, »eatl b bad to cathartics, or laxatives. Bst
•neb a condition was netcr cored by cathartics, whosa only
rMr* || |o weaken the digestion and Impair the Integrity
of the entire antmflillse system.
But BUUPHttKFS QOUf OPATHIO PILLS—* Maple
medicated ingar; pUi—hate |cnr«d boodrad* of tba wont
aod toott obetlnato cam. Thtete daoeeinjplj by Impixting
lha too* tod rcatorlog tba Integrity of the dlgaatlr* organs,
from wbUh molt food appetite, regular habUa, • elan
hatdax^buoyant splrita. Suchtmtdldno liagom, tod
only to >e known to be eppredatod.
FIFTY OBBTS FEB BOX.
N. B.—A foil tat of HoMTgiyT*t Boxsonnus Bpkifics,
wUb Boob «f Directtena, tad twenty different Renediea, to
Urge rials, morocco cub. $3; do, In (data cbm, $4. F«aUy
cue of flfte*nbqkeeandboak,sl
There remediaa, by tba tingla box or cbm, tre aeot by
m.ii or eipriu, froo of charge, to toy address, co receipt of
tba price. Addict* Dl« F. HCMPURIY A CO,
No. £62 Broadway, New York.
Bold In Pittsburgh by J. LANGE, JOHN PETTY; Alto
gbeny City, G. P. PLEMINQ aod J.J. EAST.
DoSfcloeowdAwT _
1860 VALENTINE HEADQUARTERS. ' 860.
VALENTINE HEADQUARTERS.
PALESTINE IIEADQOARTER3■
TUo largest andbeet uvortmest of
<N»W AND PBESQ VALENTINES
Erer cffared for tale to tbit city
Ootopriilog atari tarlaty of ftylo tad finish,
CAN BE BUS AT HUNT A MINER'S.
CAN Bl BEES AT UCNT A MINER'S
QAN BE SEEN AT UCNT A MINER'S.
BOLD AT WBQLEBALB AND RETAIL a
T AT EASTERN PRICES.
Pat op la lots to raUpsrehasen.
Send your organ Co HUNT A MINER.
' IFPiIu Ibrty wot free when desired. Ja2l;dtf
DUNDRU2S—
I3 809 Bagsßio Coffee;
-;23 Pocksta J«v» Coffe*
300 Bbla N. 0. Holanet;
109 do N.0.1»r,
160 Hhda N. a Bonn
360 Box?* AnortM Window Qian:
600 Kan do Nall*. lacton udbr
:b3 OBOWH 4 &IRgP4tBJOS-
SUNDRIES— 100 brn. Honey in the comb;
1200bas.Ooroln iMeiri
M) u nratlnrfiitr
ICO “ print dortmtd;
ICO H Onions
Uo M tea Drud Apples;
30 bbU. fioll Batter, fteeb;
to kitt pan Lard;
! 200 bbU. B. Bx. sod Pern. noun
250 bn. pttot W. &. Chatte;
100 bos. email White Besot.
Also, Cofftflij Bk> tsd UfUjra; N. 0. Bagw sad Uolaeue,
QcldenfijraprCrushedSugar; iDbmAo^fernitatill*
ÜbtrtT rtrtrtJ Ut BECK A LiZtAR.
SUNDRIES —200 baa. Dried Apples;
900 do -.do Paacbee;
to bags Pee Hols;.
30 bfaTs. Green Apples:
i 200 eaeks Bockerbeet Floor, .
Btotlnd br nit bp 67 QESEY H. COIXIKS
T7OR RENT—A Dwelling end Offioe on
|\ Tinb flrttt, near Bahh2eld. T*ro Boases oa Third
msr Market street—rent $3OO eaeh. Dwelling Boast on
Fifth stmt, next Iron Cltjr College. Eton Boom and cel
lar on Fourth ut. Booster three rooms, |75 per year.—
Boom of three rooms oa Bimotoa it. Store and Dwelling
68 Market at. - Store oa Market it-, near Fourth. Store
and DweUlßgooeonjerMaiketendFtrsirta. Appljto
B.OBZBBSBT M bOS, ,
; US '■ Real&t»ta Agents, II Market street
TO LET—Tho WAREHOUSES oppo*B|
•1U Um Puungvr Depot oa Liberty street
Ttroi oo chirp till after the Ont of April
next. Enquire cr
: JtfMmVMp
IL B. WILKIHBcr J. PATTBBBOS;
JjiOß RENT—A STORE on Market etreet,
Third »od Foortb stnaU.
IcgoU»ot| [fciflwd] E. D. QAZZm,
TO LEX—Two ‘Booms, mutable for Offices,
la tb« ncoßdototyofoar Warehouse BaUdtog, No. 47
ym> rtwt • fefelrt C. O.HUMBT a CO,;
Oft KENT—The large Store, No. 15
Wood itmt Bcqntre of
PURE LIQUORS, for medical use:
PORI, SHSRRT, MADEIRA,
J CLARK? AKD CATAWBA WINES, 1
OLD RTS WHISKY.
BOLLARD OQT.
: The abare Lays been selected wlOi audi or* tor utoJl
deal and Umltjr ose, and can be relied osu inferior 1
«t«7 rapect. Sflldbj 8. JOBNBTON, DroffUt,. ;
M ' corner of B»ftaHeld tad Foorth etmti.
Sundries
-400 Iblt. Extra tad retail j Yloon
SMOtne.StfQn)
lo tone Middling*;
lJ’do Short*,-
Bnrkwbaat and Rya Hour, Indore.
StoDi OnilMjlowrtTeißd torMUbv
M ; BTOTEB * BOBINBOM, fl ggdihflcM it,
PONSIGNMENTB—
ALM*. brim* Cuba Sogar, i
6> do! chofciH**Torkajmp*
SAbbliiSoothSldaCobaMoie***; !
fo« erie aHUsicondS? TAR 0 ORDER.
T\9UB&TIO GOODS
] JuitcptnedattbeStareof
1 ! e. HARBOR «V£ 7* Mutttitnjt
a#f%
pHEAPEST 1 BEST!! LABQEST !!1 -
e« -p.™ the Tuition for 'Single and Double
"Book-keeping, Writing, Commercial
Arithmetic and Lectures.
Usbtnall Doeri. $» Stiliontr,-,»!; Fcl > Ooar«. |3^-
Cima«dK» cf froxSSOO*®® l RoTlow B f
uUr n »ny tin»—»o fK * wu
pI ?SK psimibiis roa best 2SiS i SL 1 Md r S''
FOB 1863. raMiycd*t PitUtorjb, “ d J>. tf .
Bt*toPiilratZ»ne«TiU*. Al«>,»tlbaprißtJp^ f » lr,oft “r
: Uoloa for th* pMt foor T*»r*.
I ESS&* VUW c, the:
B? * ICt »! r w*JKNKIN&, PUUbargb, P»- :
GROVE SEMINARY
Tha naxt Terra ol Fir* UunlL* optua on TODBSDIT,
the 2d day ol Febraary • ;
The beet Ini tree ton are pr„Tided lnca:b departmeot. .
Applicants tar Boardlag or Pay Pupili aboold b« mada to
tfaa Sector pmcoally or through tbo Pittsburgh PoatOOlce.
iaSfclfttd OBORUE T. RIPER, Bed or. ;
PENN INSTITUTE,
HASCOCB BTRKKT, NEABPMN ;
WQI ra-open on MONDAY, the 2*lb ±BGUBT. Term*
U 2 per aanion of Arc month*. J. IL SaIJXII, ;
ModyL ;
PHONOGRAFIIIO RKPuRTIiNO toughl
at Ha 23 Bt. Clair »trc*t.
“It la a railroad ■y»taoi literally—a tra* railxomd by r«a
fOO ofita expedition—a railroad by reaaon r.flta ease.
po yy Her. Dr. BAFFLES,.Liverpool]
f-=*Hian School Commencement Exhibi
ts? noa Will bo hold In LAFAYETTK HALL THtp
wniUt^r 1 tho Oration* *n.l Eaaj* pf
th* Qndoatiaf Gaea, and the distribution of Diploma*,
fefcltd -
3 Orricr of thi PimoOMß a«9°» t:i
February 4th, 1860, f ■?
Stockholders of the Pittsburgh Gas
“hereby an elecdon rjr
Monday of October, 1800; one to man nntll »• nr« *wn
dsr olOctober,Ufll audone toawTeontU ih»MuM9a
i a October. 1802— will ba hold at tba office of the o°9P*j l />
in Pnte£gb, on MONDAY, the 20tn in.t, bctweeo It*
6 "’‘‘"‘jA »B 3 U.UUBialV.Tr^iaßr.;
"'stnrEA'S" •»»'>»v» •< *a k |
No. 65 FouTtb Street.
CUAHTE&BDJ K l*tt. v
OPEN DAILY FROM 9 TO 2 O'CLOCK,
alto on Wednesday and SataUaj aveutnga, from «a»
nmloNonmlAT flr.l.frja. 1 to * *ta*i *"■> fr - a
Timber firat to May lutfroaOUili/doek. n „iia»
iwyrit* received of «U anme oM Idea than one Potto*
andadMrW of the profit! declared t*i» *
lava of JnaeimaD»»mber, aanpomdlnf
oattroabUng the depoeitor to cellar eras to tureenat J*
mb book, it thla money will donble In
rain, making In tha asg«c» w *«** *** 0818418 r “ c *f”
4 M - containing the Charter. By-Law*, Bale* and Bego-
Uttooirornlahed patia, en appllcattoirat the office.
Prtsidenl—GSOSaS JLBEKK.
Bopevell Heptnra,
Jama* fihldle,
JameeP. Kallay,
Robert Robb,
laaae IL paonuck,
Hill Burgwtn,
;«>in B. (Jufield,
J, Gardner Coffin,
Alonao A. Carrier,
Darld Campbell,
John S-OonraTe,
Oharlea
William Dccglae,
mndaMlx,
ftapJamtpL- rahneatock.
Jamea W. Haflman,
William B. Haven,
Ohartoe Knap,
deerdarf jand IVeaCMn
anUyd JatMawF
Discbaioks raoß tbx Ear with
—Letter from Mr. C.E. Sargent.
Barren, Nor-13,1953.
Uaitn. N. L.Cluk* Oo.:— GenlUnien;— l bare
troubled tor upward* of eighteen jem with running *pw*
lo m j head, dlaeharging at my left, ear, a* often a* twice ■
week, a thick, allmy matter of tael meat oflhnalre amen,
impeding my bearing eo that I coold oot bear a Wktchg
tick. I bare been doing more cr U*i for air year* to puri
fy my Hood, and thmremoTe the aoree or boll*,bntwllb
oct any change, except tor the werea. Aboot
two mouth* at ace I commenced taking the “Pemyto
Bymp. D In lea* than two week* X began to Improve.. fha
dlachsrgs* became Jan frequent, with an entire change ll*J
their appearance, being thin end- watery. In
more the oeaaed altogether, and not been
-ioohled wiuTtham dnief iiy »I alao Improving,
■o that 1 can hear'® watch tick plainly. My generil health
la «""*<» better, and X rco*tu«e the nae of the Syrup In
the confident expectation of deriving farther benefit from
U. Torn*, mo it gratefully, CYRUS B. 8 ARGENT-
Beams, Deo. 1,1853.
ThU Uto certify that Mr. 0. E. Sargent bu bean faioor
employ for gavera! yean, and we feel mwd that any ■tato
ment be may make In regirt" to the Infirmity with which!
be ba> bun afflicted can be relied open u trnthfoland j
correct BALLET. DAYI3 A CO,
Piano Tort* Mannfactortra, * i
£O9 Waatdagtoo atreet, Boston, Win. \
PanAMWBU, Acgcit 17 th, 186% \
Washington Home, Gheatsnt tt)
Tb tfu PrcprUton oftht Peruvian OeotlaMnC
—After the date ofmylett«toypoofU» JSth Nor. l*et,E
con tinned to on the pernrian Syrnp ontfl my hearing wu
folly restored to me, and my healtn perfectly meata&llih
ed, I bare not taken any o! the flyrnp for aewal monthi
P—« n d i hare no doctor that lam permanently an red ot
Salaflrmity with which 1 via for ad many year* afflicted
Tom, tanectfnlly, .CTBUS H. SABOMT.
long adrert bam ant. ’ . „ • .
Ft o*o. H. KET&SB, Itt Wood aireet, Ulba Agent
lor ihla dty. PogadAwT
COD iiIVKR OIL, |
Baker & CO’S UNEXCELLED br£N«
to to b« had of the Proprietatf, JOHN 0. BAKBR *S
00-I*4 K. Third itmt, phltodelphli; In PWeborsb ot
eTII fIKLT-Ktm A 00* JOS. FLEMING. W. J.BIMLIFFj.
DANDK&VO&X»rUNI>£&ICH,FOLXOXtBU£ER, DttAUJC
« OSIXEa tad other reapeeUble Draggbti. . S
It topteearibedby 3JQQ Phydetonf thrcogbwit tbepooiw
trr. onexoeUed tar partly. eweetneee. anlfornity of prepare
Hicm, freedom from teete end odorjptodoelng Immedtot*.
*sd eerttls benefit laCoagbf, Oohto, BrooehUli,A*tianj<
Oast, led pleat Oocrunpttoa. EhrcraUro. end aU Scrota
kmiDtoeewe. Iht pfcoltoread dlttlncUre s&erlta ot ult
Bread of Oil over Ml other*, if eiteetot by th*«rtiflc4hi of
tfae Member* of the Fecalty of the OoiTenlty of Pesatylta
nto,eed other Medical Sehooto, tad by nomerow pbJ«K
~rl. .»*•-» ibete. dtfSndl* f
rt*nm Of dlSttOCttoO tTWJI!
TLT PIKL^ 1
B <E N I * TTE&SA J
Vleeru&narytOTXrmUtMtf «j
optn&aof the tint MEDIOESEa ii truly rt
toabhlni. often remoTtnj,in ntßWdsys,eTeryTestS*e«l
titMsmuußms dteew.bythdrporqpngtftcfjttthf
blood.
fti.. md in.short, sort sQ d !«■»■, wm ytold to their cni|
attn properties. No ftmlly thonii bs wtthoßt themes bjf
ip*bysll pr«»CTfat» noMmdiirt jj
STEAM BOOK BINDER'S AND BLANK I
BOOK UAIfIUA.CTOBY*—AU klosli of Binding i$
lam tad null qninotu*, «Uhs ornamental or pula, do»
In reuosabWlist*. HittsgbdUUs npezfcxto
tablfabmcntla thU citj« ptSUahera may depend opoh he*
Ids thalr work done In the but atjtonnd In ranch Un ana
jß?uSSrtmt t PiS£pS»- ■p Bo *** ll |
IJIHE NEW SKIRT.—.
The latut Teablcn. third invoice Joit opased by -
fas EATON, CRKB'4 HACBUM,I7 Fifth at. jj
Raisins- c F
600 BaXesilaUga Bunch BaUlos; >
ICO do do Layer do; ;
600 Half BoZee Banco do; 5
200 QaarUrdo do do; :
60Keg*BelaIaSr, \
2S Boxes Taltn’eU. Jut rec’d and for *alo
BLETHER * ANOERBON, 1
_■ - Ha. 89 Wood Street!
CUAMPAIGNE CIDEE,
BY TOE * j
HOGSHEAD OS BARBEL, \
Coo&aally od hand and for aala by f
ANDREW McBBIDH A BQN, j
dagflad No. Id North Bacoadefaaet, KULAI,
PRODUCE— 500 bbls. Ex. Sap. Flour; 1
260 bblf Ex. Tun. Tloan T bbli. prim# 801 l B«U«3
6ba packed Batter; 49«ka.60 lba, &W. Tloan
26 ba*. email W.Baana; 100 lbi. prime Teatberc 3
lOQbaa.Oau.lnrtoceforaaleby WAIT* WALBON*
COAL TONGS, PAKLOE COAL VASES, I
Parlor Coal Hod*,Horary Tenders. BuhtaJronTO*;
lor Fenden, Cbaffing btabaa, Oyster Broflwa, P* tetri
HnWerebotaeor W.W.BBAMHAW. l
No. 194W00d street, fint door below ttoe al*n oMp*:
Golden Qob.
SONDBY PKODOOE-SOdojCom Etoomi!
60 bca Dried Apples 60 bos
Paul Hfluitny,ftbbiiPtcklca, 16bbtegrip? Bott
T 6 baa prtaeClomSeed, jj i;
M corner Harkel and Tint atmU . j
m i
TWT 8U(/AR ANI? aOIiASSBS— ' M
]3i . ;V) fcMa. chatc* PUnttUoa Botoww; s ' ■
t'jJSXmSX.*** ATtrm,m *c4. :
CHADWICK A SON,
TNMrROBBEB GASKJfi*
—EMONS 40 boios Sicily jmtamvedk.
S~ niKtR SWEET CU«JBt—A choie? tftit
for , «*•»* SO c*otajp«r qcirAtt
Agora Family OrocaryMd Tta
A to&aw. 1 *•' ' J- J-'Jg'i
-■ -
Tt/nXBD PAINTS, GLASS AHD POTSS'
jy| .iCTyimbudirfat alttiT ■ , ~i! . r £
“ro ■ i ■ h-. a * g.rannßt j
OLUESr 1 UATOHBIB—A lirge laTSf
U*.. otfafcnteft Took or tad •adtea)»lir i '2Ti
u 3 b. wiiitt. 3rj Bnutuam mdtt.cmr «*■ j
CiiEESK— 40 bu. iQosheaacd Wetftra
'Bocrr. ChMM fcf n>, vbtitenk Rnd rttali. »*
nuscm Iran, Orawy *olcure, retail aeM.
mwtar. • -■■•■ Mr
HIOEOBI NUTS—2O bo* HiokotyHot
|atnrau4ferali>T HEW* H-WtUSS.;
rational*
' i Jv Gri ■ DAVIB, Auctioneer,
ponmerdal Salea Baoma go. M pift* gtmt
at ' attc
\l 2iOS-0n B*W'iW« T *= I ?!.* >^UUi,UTo, cloet,
•iuMiani to O* RCOOlttoor WH Kara, Ha H ma
«.BU,|o«r,jTol* Eep«W.“^SLS2?6S2
rolg PracticalJlocbanieand ??Er2r»^2£v
Smfih’i Dictionary of Sdaa»Md ;
p»«fiU«p( Orography,3 Tolg
thee eric The London »»nS»wn»®JW
x-i®. £ yutr. Ondtrdonk’a Scrmcd,3
•Wfc Cyclopaedia of Literate r* tad C^,
Rohm Bcrap Book; Oarty’e Library of Choaa | LUg»**»*y»»
eofc DpfPe Beck-Keeping Wood on RnHWO”?
Catpentry: Btalr BuiiderS, aside, Ic, with n Img* 8 . M . 8C
olflorjda, Poetical Work*, Ac. J. O. BIHA mi)A- -
tlßjO N SAFES, COFFEE, TOBAOOWi
JljfegS, GBRMAB CIOAR3, HOPS, AXM, Aft,.
acCT^ON—On Friday morning. >eo.lOth,atlOrfclock t >T <
the Cgmmtrcial Balea Rooms No. 61 finb ■beat.WlUfco : -■
•oIL 3 lion. Safe*, C sacks Co (Toe, tkecr Tmlst Tobacco**.' •
half efteeta Green and Black Teei; 10 H German Ogvra, 2
. related Tabs C balea Uope. 6 dor CoMnaAxtmA®,
f,«T“ d.O.DAVI%IBCtr> .
BUILDING LOTS AT ABC
rmos —On TrnudiJ »T«a]ng, F«W lUfa, it T o’clock,
jftl & ioU, ia lbs *ecood flaw &«• « WH
tolhfl Wr Grocadi,9tb*«d. th*loi» «r* *a
Stlfobl«Ptaa t*t to****
Sir ' T*rtn»-oafrfcoftb€Mb, tb» b^*o»_ln 3
tntn«st.fccur»<l bf bmi ju»4 ttort*»t*.’ , liUo
* can to cbUtaed«t Uto
c i‘ r i. D L^°
Utfc tjn room*. 1W —— ....
Locking bird at auction—on."
rsasgafr
(fS US STOCK AT AUat'tO«-u°_^e»a>T
(hrioKolig, Feb. Utb,«T« e’elreb. « Uj QmmigU
a&imv.VM Fit* ■Ufi. 7“ , ** oU ‘ t "‘ KMTO, :
ti may ccartirn, erilhoot i»«tf to, • _
B»I Bi»lbikej e»l toll.
rttuborah Ota Company Stock. • «'■ <*• PAWB, *«!.
OHEAT SALE OF WATCHES AND
tjfjKWELBT AT AUCTION— At th* »BCUon boo* Cf
No. M Fifth »&«** t
, efrenfof, Jan. Slat, and continuing «' CT *^Sffi r i ££v
Swfeßj or nnill oil U aohl. Thta aock conriatt of Ort
Watehea, and beautltol GoU Jewelj7» **“?**
Serj dcecrlpUon, which U worthy tha Attcntloaof
dbaairi at the whole etock moat beaold ** JOooM panow .
&ra*S. Ladka asd Gentlemen tie rotpertnuly tßttww,
dallied examine the goode during tack d*y» wneatnoj
Can JboTthaae at prtrkte, wholesale or retail, it Ttty li«W
drlcMj and all ahull proto aa repmontfd, and •ata»wT»
i r t&a inoaey refunded. PUtae giro oa 4 call and ttCttW
I arfrdoa. Aoctlon me will comnwoce each etenlng at
' tfilocb. J.O.DATIS,Awt,
jfrgTBUA GHAT, Sateioen. teS
iHoiuiatp
jdm H- BhoenlJertar ,
Alexander Bradley,
Jamaa Hardman,
A. tL pollock, a. t*
WUliam 8. LaTaley,
WUllam J. Andoraoa
p. A. Madeira
John Q. Bailor,
Jamea B. D. Boole,
Jamaa UcAnUy,
Water p. MarmhaU,
WUson Hiller,
John Orr, '
Henry L. Rlngvalt,
Qeorge S. Beider,
John D. Eenlly, ;
William E.Bcbmtrl=, ;
Alexander Tindla,
■ laaao Whittier.
•CBABLS3 A. OOLIOSt,
TUB NEW:“GOBE TRAIL BKIRTj
1: CHS harttm
AVBTIS LOOMS* CU., Alerthanrt Exchange
tLEGHENY FROFfiKTY FOR SAIE.
*-T*o |Ait oa Montgomery etwt, SO (bet front MCb
along Tajlcr amine llOfcaU -
T*m*. Wftoortb cub, balaoce lo I,2nt a yearv ip
,wyb; APSTfN LOOMIS * 00,18 loanhitmv
dLtfCUUK SALES By AUbHN LOOMib A
at TUB MEBCIIANTS* BXCtIANGB KVK&Y
TUESDAY KVEKINQ.-Baiik, BriJga, In«™nc» ud
Cnft>er Btw» t Bond «nd &e*l btsu ao)d kl p&bUo fu»
p^vUerchftnta' Exchutgabj ABgnsl00!II8 * -
i Jfoi**, Df*ni ud Loom °
t*na» kj ApSIDI IfIOHM_A -
gtock Not»J3rokflr*.W Yooitlift^-.-
©its amaatrntntß.
3AI.OON,
t ' FRASKLIX HALL,
ML_yt
sth oppoaito PUtsbttraUT^eatra.
jos. luirnsws, J«, Prerrhtot
T’ HIS elegant and commodiona HaUJa now’
Jmrtdal Ah KII«SEWMABBL»BEB«Mim
TjBLES, cf tbs latest and meet approredetjU and pattern,
» tt a b otLervUe fitted tip eqoal to any In the “2*?7ff
0,6 accommodation cf citizens and strangers,and lor Wh
aid com tort and coDTenlencc, It not anmwiW, UCjTMMdte
tbiW«ternßUtefc The ProprietcrsolidMo wtffa«»tton
Cttes; CaeJtointa, Chalk and ail other artielsi in luiltoe,
•S 3) he on dispoae of on rea»nable terns and«»#
tuavlaetant’* *bol«aleprice*. . . "“P®
I ;gl)tiaatlptiia^3Ji>iett(smtntg.
I SILVER FLATfiS WAM/;
| BX ' ■ : ‘- V '
| i HARVEY STOjIiKY.
j No. 1222 Market Street, Philndelpfo, •
Maobtactoms cf ”
I : NICKEL SILVER, and SH.TCR, PLATKfffi* . •’•
fORKS, SPOONS, LADLES, BU HiX*' ASfUAV;
CASTORS, TEA SETS, URNS, KETTLES,
WAITERS, BUTTER DISHES, ICE PITCHERS, .
‘ ■ CAKE BASKETS, COMMUNION WARE,
' COIS,MUa3,GOBL£T3,*Ch,
With a general anortment, comprising nM< 6trt fti hat
Q2c4e of iho Ini nunaiali and tuatuf platta,tB&*
atfcutlnE them a
j ServictaUt and DuraHt Article for
! Hotels, Steamboats and Private Families. ' *
lotto6etfmanner. ,J<3T:2ma *\
The dentists
BEST OUTLAY IS TO PURCHASE \*v
SIkAW’S ARTISAN, • V,_ •
; : Poe eale at DENTAL DEPOTS. .
J«“Circntan of explanation to^.
{ ■ 313 Baoe itreot,- Philadelphia, Pfc
llCß—All orders.«iU meet with proa®* attention. •
»J*3o:3md t
< -
I ; J. B. KOONB & CO, '
floor and Provision Commission Merchant*,
! • X 0 .213 Nor£\ marwz, l'Jav Yixt SUcrf,
! : PHILADELPHIA,
5 ; RE7SS *0 •.■•'*;■
Draell A Co., Bankers, Pbila. Garrett k Martin, Phils.
Bank Northern Liberties, « Siter.PrieaACou u
A Bollock A Sons, “ J. D. Lahjasr, GiadnnalLO.
wrlffht Bros. A Co., •* A- D.Bnlloek, .«
Cora Exchange Bonk, u Gilto»t:Pryor,St.Loaifc
SilMtf ....
tiHILaDELPHIA GROCERS
JC FJJBIH3SISQ EMPORIUM
£ni WHOLE3ALE JAPANHEO WARE HAHUPAOiORT,
I i; 606 Cberry Street, '
|v J. HALL ROBREAEi
jFtooteaale Mannfeetnrcre ot Grocer* Roe Comter SciUv ,
5 Finer Tea Coddles. Patent Wire Frame and Uniter*
s •; pi Lanterns, Ccrragatad Part Cana, ToQet _ ' , -
| Ware, water Gaoler*,
j yf£-Tha attention of Bonthwa anflTTeatettt Trade touted* ••
j ; jiar-imd / -
SMALL & CHANDLER,
Wholesale Groecis fc Commlsiioa, fflertlituito,
\ 123 aboM frent, north tide, PTiiteddpM**-
|f\FFßfi for sale the following, on the most
[l/ reasonable Urm*, tfc* .....
pro) package* New York and Pb lladdpbia Sjrop*,
| MO casks prime retailing Bice, ? v
{ 600 btita. Refined Bogan, asaorted.
i 100 •» prime Cota -
M ban Rio Ooftee, prim* and median* qniUUee, . " ••
Jjrith tteoal anortaent Tea*, Bpleea, Ac. i>»
ARDS I CARDS t! CARDS 11
1 1 - PRINTER'S SHEET AND CUT OASIS
I beat and Cbcspert In the Market.; . - r -
j; jCarda for Mounting Photograph Pictures,*-.
| OT Snperlor Quilt; and at lent Price*, ••
I blue and Wki’eajalf.m‘Whi!ePiu^-B*aT^ t Straa ':i-5
5 . ife, cn hand and far *tii« by .
! ' A.H.COIXXHB,
ll PAPESend CARD Warehouse, WOMINOR
\\ jefljlyd PHILADELPHIA. ' 1--
I J. E. C'&IiDWSIiL a C 0...
h Q3G Cb.estn.ut Btreet, 1
i (oppasiu Qlnri HooMi]
I ; PHI L A D BIP lIIA. -
ISKWHIPOBTATIOSB*FI»®WA*cn*»
j PIT2K, PHIUJPK * CO. _
OnJSxjß JEODSUAU'a n **
I - Authorised Agents. fMMOTe,
BiLVK u, sssb&h asd asms
W -A. * a 11 BS * vf '
sSSislL»t»lfiii»,«r. laTltwt toex
tD ‘ ,M XIWXISSt.S ESTABLISHMENT, ' '
.rtiU >UU no obtlpltoii topoitliueti.
UMmSiKSK®, 10 pUJnßgnre«, sodsorirliUub
ltCJyd r
T CoilM
AT GOST 1!
TO CLOSE OUT.
BiTiogJtut flobhfri tiklogao ucsQßt of*tttJfc;W*.«i
«»'' l »* t! .. rEloßl)l!uaY Dißainrs ;
Topaicbiwr* fa order to cuke room for ';
new spring stock.
CQLTjABJ ADD BETTB, ■* - -*
EUBROIDBBKD BUFTLINO* —^
' INFANT ft 1 ROBBS AND WAISTf?! *
* EDQINO, LACW, gkAOj- ,
iAd •Jrfuot M*crtm«Dtor»M*oe*t»l«.DaiSS»wCw4S -
ItRIMMINOS. Baacel Rib leal. -
SPRING BKTBT3 AT CASTS3H Gos 2 V s“
Vntch Court*. BoiUsi and Fonawßaatra ÜbbodAttvoot- •'r-
Bdm; Kerin© and Fleecy Cotton Hoe*.. A Wool Bood*.^
l»tS7UctQt», worth 6J&- EUk, Merino sod WodBNDKB -
BBIIITA and DRAWERS, for tnOD.WMWa wrttkfldr®,** .
Iferylowprice*. \y "'
EATON, CRETCdC MACKUM;
No. 17 Fifth Street.
A CARD. —Dentistry.— ( -§£&-.
JH L ) PB. CALTII glgoffgg
*o74TEHrraratD,&T-betwaaa Bdandfch* ;• ■■ -^■
TPittßbnrepLfT?***
leaden Me aerrlcea to lh* eltixene of PlttrtmTxnand ririn-
RylHUj* Una of ht» profceeloo. Hacpcntnialbannrt
I Jtapro*ndnDdwofDwtaBcrerty # «mplDjißj «»«■*»•?'
Ilitt hart flood the ordeal of a ten* exparirbea. ~H» *'
&dU»rtj*rlthtb*moatdSßealt optnttona toddarttetbt,.
trnftrtuu,watraotabin tanntu(tbe .patUaitbcjjw*
I iacsntixZactlaavtll barhnt&aU.casecrtitnuftritafclA
jhaadf. Jtamt Moderate. ■ flrfttats -
SILL. Brocaoif Pcnran OSWjaM
• cad laiddaoca Ho. 8V GRAHT oXBBHffflß9:
l merits tbaOoort Bona, b*Usfn/baca*jmltw*:*Brti
let say that an fane him trtUi • tbrir -• patrocmk ABH «f
ttctiri<wirij&a ofTaaffrteearted If wyfedlytr -
[-V2ROOEBIEB- .i
C s)-vO.
| 'BQUri£ntiffioß»O.oBzar; ■
[ ,: fitDfcß&Craibtdttttr,
I SQOtiioprißsGnc&BioC»Sce,.
I Tomb by ‘ « WRAWD^y