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WEDNELIDAT MORNINO, OCT. 23, 1861
MIOTIIIM DJ AA synn.-L-Ocar troops have
agali been ont=nnmiosred at, the point of
attack, and have been forced back with ions.
hsppened so frequently, that the
publhe•-teind is painfully sensitive, but let
us wait with firmness for further details be.
fors Coming to toy rub -decision. Gen.
I Stone, who .commands on the Potomao-iu
the region of Edward's Ferry, whioh lies
between the Polak of Rockland Washington,
sad - opposite Leestiurg, is one of, our most
experionoed and , reliable Generale, - and we
'kola not eondemn !lira unheard. It seems
• strange,- however, that be should keep up
skirmishing all day, without being prepared
• for ally force the *nerdy might bring. The
troops which 'the:) , bronght r the goal
_attack evidently caste from some dibtanoe,
and fell upon - Our : exhausted men with over.
Whelatilileroe. -The question naturally
arises, was not provision made for a
oontitqpisoy so likely to happen, and which
aught to• have been guarded against. It
seems to us that we are able to take posses
- lion °file whole of the Virginia side of the
Potomac, from Harper's Ferry to Waihing
- ton, and that we have forces enough to hold
it. If • the analy chooses to fight ds, let
• them AO it. We haribeen 'bikini for a
fair, open field figh t, and a brave army
- would not be intimidated by placing the
Pitoniact behind Rhein. But let possession
- be taken with a powerful foray, equal to any
the enemy can bring, and not by forays
across the river, with a handful of troops.
These seem to us common•sense 7101,11, bat
we defer, of milieu, to the superior knowl
edge and experience of those in command.
'
Tine DEATH or SIIIATON. BAJOIR, who fell
in battle, bravely leading his men, will
Bt teats profound sorrow throughout the loyal
ita. Holding the high position of Sen
ator of the Bolted States from Oregon, he
might well have been crowed from imper-
Bing a life in battle which wee so import
ant to the country and to his adoptd State.
7 9
But brave, air:lrene; loyal, h Gould not
rest unless serving his acuntr in the field;
and receiving a commission from Penneyl.
vania, he beaded the California regiment,
and his life is soother swift° to this horrid
rebellion. Col Baker won a brilliant rep-
Mallon in the , war with Mexico, and as an
orator and statesman, filled a Itigh plaoe in
the affeatione of his countrymen. His loss
will, be profoundly felt. We have met ;frith
so many losses, of oar beet men that we
grow nervous when the 'rumors of a battle
reach us. But we mistake the people if
every -each - Muster does not increase, if
that is possible, the determination to midi
doe the list cent-and the hot man, if need
be, to overwhelming this outrageous rebel
. Use ;with utter defeat, and to inflict the
*swami punishment upon its !Sider,. Let
Baleibe avenged.
Sierstary Cbspssin Grlssel.lll2sp as Maw
eir7c - tiu -- -e
According to a recent report from New
- York,f3ecretary Chau had decided that green
lase are manufactured, are articles coming
'hong "laces other than their growth, and
liable to duty of 25 per cent. If the nu
merest, drinkers of green tea would read
-the evidence on which the Secretary came
011ie above decision, they would perhaps
be sadder brit they would certainly be wiser
people. 'Oat of thirty.seven /ample. recent
ly analyzed for the London - Lancet, every
°As was found adulterated, while out of the
same number of sample's of black tea, not
ass was found adulterated. Doubtleu the
evidence Secretary Chase had before him
was perfectly conclusive, and his deoision
Is only an expreeelon of a fact long ago
asoirtained--that Green Tea is prorly a
esaisifactured article.
The Plishvilie
That the Nadalle, having the rebel , Com.
Missions% or . Ambeandors, to Europe on
board, ran the blockade at Charleston and put
to sea some limo ago, has been pretty gen.
wally accepted as a fact, though it we. from
the lint very_elendirlv supported by evidence
—even by that of the ever-lying rebels them•
Selves. Now it appears that, according to
some of the 'liniment, contained in :the Janet
newspapers received from the South, tin Nash
it!ilk must have been in Charleston harbor sev
eral days after she was reported to have inc.,
etieded in running the blockades The feet
hems to be that she was preparing to make
the ventures and probably some sanguine
rebel, calculating on the access of the at.
teipt; "was a little previous , * ix making the
essoenesment es of a tact accomplished. Even
11 she has niece escaped, perhaps the delay
• will glve - the punning ;tin-boats such sans
' tags in the punuiti . th at they can getbold of
her yet. lint the Atlantic Ocean is a very
wide field for a chase, dad though covers are
let plenty, there may be doublum the game.
_ Mioamfortable Alaykanw. _
- - 21 Sentinky correspondent writes to a
:. • • .41liookonti paper :—I mentioned some days
ego the arrest of Green, of Benton, who
was charged with sympathizing with, and
giving aid to rebellion. Levi S. Green,
the 'party arrested, was examined on
'Thursday, and. honorably discharged, no
sufficient evidence appearing against him.
Mr. Green is a prominent lawyer of Scott,
County, Mo. Ile was born in Orleans
county, New , York, where his aged pa
rents yet reside, Some years ago he came
Watt, a poor young lawyer, in search of
_ 'ilmut and fortune. Settling - in Benton.
,;Scott, County, he soon got practice, and
eventually, through marriage and hand
same files, came to be a rich man, • He has
property in the colored species, and his
wife's hinds aro many of them swell,
and consequently his Union neighbors
, have put him down as among the disloyal
• —hence the arrest. Mr. G. came out of
the examination however, with clean
skirts, and baying taken the oath of idle
g~noe, will now go home, having to con
hir neighbor enemies. lie my;
, he w nor r
time , than ever , for ill
his mouth - beet have harder
hrn_l
will be alter hint with sharp sticks, and
his Union neighbors will be on the other
closely watching him for a "catch,"
• +, and between_the two he is of the opinion
, that life
in Dixie will not be altogether
Comfortable.
W Forstar.
correspondent informs as that. Mr.
• Forster hi. P., whom keture
at Bradford, Engiand, we..pololished on
Saturday , m not the elderly bfr. Forster.
M$ long a Member of Parliament, but a
=r=Maud a young member of
ile is son of th e late Willialm
Forster, an eminent minieter_of the SOCill•
9'
m otitis: ib, r who died a few years since
Wham when on a religious visit to
Prieads in this musky. •
Trga, FIXON PORTMLIII.AONROX
(rioriwpoodeore of the Pittabergh Gazette)
FOILT/LLSI 5101VMM, pc.. 19, 11;61.
The Portreca Monroe has been no often de
scribed that most readers are familiar with it;
and hence I need not attempt it. The spot,
however, is an interesting one, and no one can
walk over the ground without rejoicing that
this place did not fall into the hands of the
rebels, as Norfolk did.' They would then have
had complete control of Chesapeake Bay, a
secure naval rendezvous, and an impregnable
fortress, to say nothing of the immense num.
bar of guns contained here.
There can be no doubt that the eel,' cap.
lure of this place was a part of the rebel plan.
' But, thanks to the firmness of Col. Dimmick,
the cfficer in command, the place was retained
in our hands, although he had but a handful
of men with him within its walls. That vat.
heat officer left here yesterday, having been
ordered to other duty, and he deserves re.
inembralica fir the courage he displayed in
setting the rebels at defiance at a time whim
he was but •poorly prepared to resist them, and
...when everything depended upon his holding
posseesion.
I took' a, walk around the ramparts to-day,
and was istollehed at themagnificence of thin
great fortification. The walk around the ram
part' is over a mile in extent, and thelarea en.
closed is over 74-acree. Mach of this space
is covered with barracks and officers" quarters,
but the parade ground In the 'centrals large
and beautiful. There are over 200 heavy
gums and mortars in position on the MM.
parts, and as many ia the casemate, under
neath,
commanding every approach, by sea or
land. A wide and deep moat surrounds the
fort, which is filled with water from the sea—
the
water iloiriag in and out, with the rise and
fall of the tide, by an opening arranged like
the lock of a canal. The gates can be closed
at high' tide, if desired, but the water can
never fall below the level of low tide, at which
the depth is too great to admit of its being ford
ed, and the width is so great as to cut off all
approach across it to the foil. It ls as near
impregnable as any such fortification can be
Made. '
The Marcia is situated on a (comparatively)
small piece of land nearly surrounded by the
sea. A narrow sandbank stretches away to
the mainland on the north, and- another nap.
row neck of land, on the northwest runs al
umet to the main shore, in the direction of !
Hampton, a bridge connecting it with the main
land. Beyond this bridge, about two miles
from the fort, two regiments are encampedi
under command of Gen. Mansfield; and fur
ther up the shore, in a western direction, is !
Newport News, With the exception of these
two tongues of land, the fort is surrounded by
water. I he °pewees fronts about three.fourtbs
of it, and at the back, something over a Mile
Of water intervenes between it and the shore
of Virginia.
About four miles across, is front, the oppo.
site shorn of Virginia is plainly seen, with
SewelPs Point, where the 'bore curves at the
entrance of the river leading up to Norfolk.
Opposite Sewell's Poitit is Craney Island. Both
these arrow are plainly visible to the naked
'eye, and at both the rebels have batteries
erected. The whole of this shore, In fact,
opposite the fort, is in rebel occupancy, and
they hare tried at various times to erect bat-
teries at various places along it; but the
guns on the Rip Rape (an aruficial island
of stone built up by tat government about a
mile from end in front of the fort) have pre
vented their emcees": The large guns, here,
have - afro been brought to bear on Sewiill>.
Point, three miles oft, bet not very success
fully.
Yesterday the enemy *as practising With his
gnus on Crane; Islead, and we could plainly
ISO the smoke and hear the boom, as they want
off. We could also plainly aes a couple of !
steam togs which came down from Norfolk as
far as Sewell's Point, ihvidently (cr the purpose'!
of reconnoitering the great naval expedition
now concentrating bare. ' One of our gun hoz%
anchored in the offieg, sent • rifled shot after
one of them, but it feleshort and they stained
off, (or (ear that others, better aimed, might
follow.
This expedition Is evidently giving them ,
great Unable . i The anchorage here is cow !
filling up with the rapidly accumulating fleet.
To-day than are fifty vessels, including a dozen
men-of.war and gun boats, riding at anchor off
the fort, and by to-morrow there will be /Oaten I
seventy, among which will be several more men.
of.war and gun boats, and the Avalanche
Baltio and Vanderbilt, ocean steamers fitted up
to carry troops. These Ms yet at Annapolis,
taking troops on board, and as loon as - they ar
rive here, the fleet will be ready to sell.
The harbor prezents a beautiful sight with all
these large vessels riding at anchor in it. No
harbor fn America ever presented so grand . a
sight. As far nearly az the eye can temoh;dotted
over its broad surface, huge vessels, bristling
with guns, are to be seen, and side by rids with
them, the diminutive gun been, tufts, trans
ports, and large merchant trawls for the trans.
portation of stoma among whist is the Great
Republic', one . of the largest of merchant ships,
loaded with a thousand horses. The tight of
all this vast army. the !tars and stripot flying
gallantly from every would, tenet be a hollmOs of
- great annoyance to the Rebels witness It
from theft tortificatione just beyond us.
Where this expedition is going no one knows,
and of comae no one tells. -- It U •dosibtful
whether even Gen. Shuman, who Is tu com
mand, knows, as yet. It Is not - duinible that
we should know. The main thing Is that It shall
give a good account of itselt' wheirever.it gam
• ' R
11n, /unman Tweatlth ja'the North
a a - nil isisibea" i
A TXRILIALZ MARCH ALONG TUC Senn BRANCH.
We have published full particular, of the
recent capture of about fifty members- of the
Indiana Twentieth Regiment, on board the
steamer Fanny, near Cape Hatteras, and also
of the subsequent retreat of the ingitneet:
We find in the Indianapolis Arurnal several
letters from a member of the Indiana troops
at. Hatters'', which are very interesting, and
throw new light upon some of the state.
meets already laid before our readers. About
the last of September the greater part of the
regiment had been sent about forty miles from
Fort Hatteras, and by the 2d of October were
short of provisions. The event. which follow
ed are thus described :
"Odober 2d.—About two p. in. the propel
ler Fanny hove in sight. Major Smith, Quar
termaster Evans and myself boarded her in a
fisherman", skiff, while the boys followed with
their batteanz to take off supplies. We found
her aground, two Mara from shore,. heavily_
loaded with provisions and ammunition, in
charge of some thirty of our men, the crew,
and ten of Hawkins' Zonaves to man the guns,
of which there were two.. Taking enough
provisions in the skiff for supper, we left, and
were followed by the barge, heavily loaded
with ammunition, tents and proviiiona. ,,
The provisions and ammunition in the barge
and'skiff were safely landed. The letter then
continues:
Shortly after, a a noth er , lmed up in the
distance, followed by lad then an.
other, and than they all. three commenced
firing heavy gun. at the Fanny. She returned
the fire for a time, moved a little from her firm
pronto°, but soon got aground again, and the
rebel steamer, closing.soon captured her, and
all the ammunition and provisions Jett on
board.
t was an exciting scene, and the whole reg.
invent was drawn up on the beach to witneas
the battle. We could see the puff of smoke
11 and the splash of the ebrit and shell in the
the
water, but could not hear the rejiort, owing to
wind blowing off shore, an the dutance.
; It was an exciting scene and rmortif,ing one,
for there were we, seven hundred strong, ready
end eager to take part in the battle, yet not a
fu a-boat, not a piece of artillery, nothing but
a dozen baking 'kith to cope with - theme steam
er.. We had to stand like chlldreii and see
oar boat, our provision* and our men captured
before our eyes.
Boar Cisme, Hatteras Inlet, Oct. T.
Oa the 4th of October, at 8 o'clock la the
morning, a beet' of retests hove in &WC on
Pamlico Sound, and a few others and soldiers
gathered, out of cariosity, on the beach:to alp
nese their approach. They were thought to be
our vessels, sad, from their number, we Judged
that some of them were prizes, as there had
beetravidanne of a light on the Sound the day
previous. Upon neater approach tie 'strange
aedon of the tot in showing as oidors, and
their peonitar signal, gave rise to a ansplolon
that they were rebel Steamers. The beet con
sisted of wren steamers, two schooners, ale
floating battery, ands number of transports for
landing troops,
By the aid stappglecias itarae_dliteorered
that the enemy, had at lariet three thonsand
moopa aboard their renal,, and that, orraolV
Manta ire» being made to land Mai under
cover of thi bombardment. The island la hem
about half • mile wide, and the gunai In some
cuss, threw shell cleat uric it Into the coma.
Oar form was bbo meet, ohs company being
sera idles aostit of ne, guarding a Mattis&
and three entopestiss haying been left at Yot--I
trees Alonzo,.
The wfiter eiye of the intentions of tt en _
am, r •
They intended, after taking us, to rub down
the beach in force, and with light-draught
iteaniiire on the Sound, to take Forts Hatteras
and Clark, as:they swore that they had built
them, and thej would have them. And they
would have done as had not our regiment run
the gantlet {and foiled them. No later than
yesterday they chased the United States item
er Sirius plump into Hatteras, ender the very
guns of the fort. The excitement wasintenee.
The enemy were preparing to lend, our troops
waiting to receive them, when Col. Brown re
ceived a peremptory order from Col. Hawkins
to retreat. A meeting of the commie:atoned
officern was called, and it was decided that,
under the Circumstance', it was moat judicious.
to retreat, and we sorrowfully turned our
back. on oar camp, and prepared lot the long
march to Hitteras light-house, where we ex•
petted reinforcement. frqm Col. Hawkins It
was now nine o'clock in the morning.
•
rte NARCU OVER TUN SAID.
The run was shining on the white sand of
the beach, heating the air as if it were a fur.
nace. The men had neither provisions or
water. The halite in which they had tubed
to repel the enemy prevented this, and it we.
too late tp go back to camp.
It was et much I shall never lomat. The
first ten miles was terrible.. No water, the
men unused to long marches, the sand heavy
and the feet of the men s`leking into it at every
step, and a point below to be gained in order
to join Company F, to prevent their being cut
off. As the regiment pulled along man alter
man would stagger from the ranks and fall
upon the hot sand.
But the most powerful night of all was the
islanders leaving their homes, from fear of the
enemy. They could be seen in group, some
times with a little cart, carrying their prowl.-
ions, bat mostly with nothing, fleeing for dear
lite. Mothers currying their babes, fathers
leading along little boys, grandfather, and
grandmothers struggling along tram homes
they had left before. Relying on• our
protection, they had been our friend., but . in
en evil hour we were compelled to leave them.
We toiled on, the heat most intense, and no
water. Burger woe nothing in comparison
with thirst. It wu maddening. The sea roll
top at our feet and nothing to drink. Man after
man wandered towards the Sound to drink the
Water of the menthes. I started to take a
scout to watch the movements of the enemy's
vessel.. I skirted the Sound :or some ten
mile,. lo•every c.: umpOl blither, I would find
men utterly exhausted. The entinWs vessels
were now nearly opposite, steaming down
the Sound to cut off our retreat. I would tell
them this, but they would say, "They did nut
care, they would die there," so utterly hope
less did they seem. rz
• MIRACULOUS 'UNCAPS.
We reached the narrow inlet about five
miles above Hatteras Ught-house, and here our
great danger was at once seen. The fleet of
the enemy had drawn up in line, so as to sweep
the beach and render a passage impossible,
but bed neglectod to land their men. It was
novrosear twilight. The clouds in the vest re
newed the bright tints of the sun, and showed
us the enemy in the foreground. In the east
heavy grey clouds lowered, and our uniforms
corresponding bid us from their view, as we
silently stole along, the roar of the surf drown
ing the footsteps of the men and the commands
of the officers, yet every little white we would
watch, expecting to Bee the flash of the enemy's
cannon, or hear the report of the bursting shell
in our little band. It was a narsow escape,
and a providential one, and our Colonel was
affected to tears at the danger we had passe t.
,The men reached the light-house in safety,
and were there reinforced, and provided with
water and provisions. Then the Federal ships
steamed up the coast and bombarded the Con
federates with great effect.
u tic Aottro.
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lag OH, No. a
Advance. made on courivnent , 5 .. 0.14
/foie even to ailing o•dere for Crude Otte of an eve.
cite gravitlet
A CERTAIN LURE FOR FEVXR
ND AGUE.
• OXATAIN OU RE VOA INSVIII AND ADDY
Thit medicine Is recommended to the puha° as le•
Ins the tarsi effectual remedy aver diseased to. the
cure or VIIVER. AND AMU. BILIOUS end
all diseases of the Liver, It le also an invalustie
preventative of the abcve Ohmage'. resent of el! hint
WV nu. becoming prevalent In the aimy, 404 knee
having Mende those would umoult their beet inter.
at Cy sendlog them a package
DRUID ONE DOLLAR Pilg. DAME •011.
rospercd and fn rale only ry JUS. f liEld IRO,
0r23 must . Market street sod the Diamond
276 bills. prima N. O. Holum*.
70 do Molded and 8. 11.2yrnrs,
40 bbd,. N. 0. Biter,
100 bags prima Rio °offs..
76 hilirchests 7, H. and Moot Tams,
60 day boO. do do do
. 66 boil!. a Tobacco, snorted brands,
00 bogs 10. Williams' els twl t Tobaooo,
for .010 0 7 WATT A WILSON, 006 I.lbai iv rd.
I? TATS OF ANDUEW Lhathl6l , l,
.124 DSOLIPED —Lotter, of Admini.tration on the
linage of Andrew Lehman, late of. Shelir township,
deinewt, hiving been granted to the undersigned,
all perione indebted to the said Male will photos
make payment, and ,thene haring claim, will please
Freeing the same nfthont delay to
,lACIO B SMITH, Administretr,
ocltiltwP Ihster Tp , Allegheny Qo , Pa.
_ .
F ltia-55 bble No. 3 large Mackerel.
W bolt bbl.. do co do
85 bats. No. 1 do do
21 -- do 2 do do
12 do 1 Salmon,
WATT t WILSON. 288 Liberty at.
pe UTTER I BUT riot 1-2 bbls. fresh
Roll Butter lo4t um:4lTel and for 4:418 by
FRANK VAN °ORDER, -
oc1:1 No, 114 &mod street.
CAMP BLANK/11'81—A largo sup
pip of those avpirior Gam ble . nkete Mat reeelyea
of the India Rubber Depot, Do 26 and 48 81. Maar
trust ccaB .1 it H. PHILLIM.
1101.ELTING ! BELIING Rub-
V ber awl Lember Bolting of all alum' alio, Lace
Leather of a aupetior qualty, for We at ite and 29
St Olalr street. oat J. tH. I FULLIPB.
Tbaa a. ROWS'S& OD:UJUNG of all
Stale always on band at the India Rubber Depot
J. • H PH/LLlPtly
0c23 Bi and ZS Bt. Char strut.
DEABLS-5 tone prime Pearls to ar
-1 flee we tor We by lIINItY H. COLLINS.
bbls, Powdered, for
►J foundries, foe We by HENRY H. (XPLLINIL
1111 it MO VAL—DR. CorFßT's residence
to No. 69 FOURTH sranar, Mechanics'
Bent Bunning, between Wood and Matk.et.
UIFICR—.e beiore. it No. 102 Fifth et. talklm
LOST—LOST—On Tu... ay, the 15th inst. ) a
On
SHALL ACIOOLIBT BuOK 0 AllOB ALISEaT
bIt•ODONII, With Vat of ar l
dor-Ober. for ttts
1117bNING aeziarr. fey woos podlog It viii
coorwr • favor by leaving It at THUS MICE, cr by
leaving It at thy Grocery flora of Kr. bidder. or Mr.
C.. 04 07 , on Warn weal. Alk•hany. oebbltd
- _
NOEll:lC—Free storage can be bad at
ho 83 Water erred, for may packeos donated
to any V 0113124, I,ololer in the army of the 110.1 tad
Mateo, wrath or cut. We will also toreard by rail,
river or otherwise, it,, of charge, except drayage soll
0c22 flatalil Milan a 00.
- - •
EXECUTORS' BOTleS.—Letters Tee
tamentuy en the whits of John Means, Isla of
Ytello towastip, Osecated, have beta granted t, the
rinderaigned. An Penn, having Wain. again.' said
estate are regeetted to primal. them for payment,
and Muse indebted to said estate Sr. repotted to all
on as ind 0,141, their scoonnte.
JAMIte ME&NP,
DAVID hi. WILSON,
Wieentors, Co.
m2kltd6tr?
APJOURNRD LlRElleat 6' COURT
MAUI —.By virtue at an alias order of the Or.
Muth' Wort, I will expose to Public Bath, noun toe
Predu.".. au the are DAT Or NOVlrißlik as 11
o'clock A st.. Lot No 108 Iroutlog &Wry fret on hit.
lel inset, In the borough of klbEeesport, and extend.
lag back 140 feet. With • large tam story brick
derell . ng, Wens room. halls, .1.3., erected Mown,
known am the.. Barker property...
Team or Eths—Onwttertl to hand end the balance
In two soma payments, at etc led tallith month.,
with Interest.. _ J. P. PllnfillY,
her, tor of the will of Perry Barker, deed.
ac 21111,4
Dt.l YOUR OWN PAINTANO I
OADINZT PRINTING OMOR
Merehe~vied IQ
m Small Printery fltetloners, Druggists,
sts, roce Baskerry the Arm
si , d !WY. de- The ry,
Pecan ere offer for ,
de an o f
• New Tatung We the simplest Ka strongest sad
belt made of sew cheep Plume ISTIO !tweeted, end
cup! Ices some; ran be operated by say on% whether
printer or not, and ere sold st prices hither to unbaud
of, that Is to say at about ON -TENTS the price of
Job Proms now In um The Osblnehr (upon which
the Prasw stand,) are composed of =all Omes, orb
ly and strongly pat together,tsnd for compactome and
oonvenknos hare moor beceircusUed. 041 dud am
means, or send for molders, glemg dew, priom to.
J. O. 0011iT d 00,,
No Minna, am.. lc T.:
•
ST. NWHOLAS HOTEL,
Broadway, New York.
donra Reduced to $2 per Day
Q. IN Urr Ell OPBNING of this vastand
ij cow allot. Hotel, in 1854, it bee been the atm&
.avor of the proprietors tomato It th• motif:op
Lai..., convenient and comfortable hems for the cid.
sea and stranger on ibis eide of the Atlantic.
And whitener be. seemed likely to songoisitz to
the comfort of ta Fume they have endeavored, with.
out regard to cost, top:melds, sad to cambial all the
egomania of Individual end social enjoyment which
modern *Abu invented, and modern teats approved,
and the patronage which it has commanded daring
the peat six year. Is a gratifying proof that their ef
fortmbar. been appreciated.
To meet the =ignites of the times, when all us
rev:fired to practice the moot Hgli economy, the me
Jurslctml
Reduced the Price of &tart! to Two
Dollars per Day,
al thalami' time abatiot Ens of the luxuries with
which their table bu tainted taco 'applied.
eadired TRIADWELL, WHITOOMB /COO.
SUPERIOR b
i rg i rLOSIVE BORN-
°AMNON AND COAL OIL, -'
/OR BALE LOW AT
Joaten /LIMING%
ocitl Owner Mark ft street arid Um Diamond
ICELAND MOSS PASTE
Thu dein:lose preperation, compoted of leeland .
Blom, Onm Amble, Boger end Vanilla, IN confidently
recommended falba alledstlon end care of
COUGHS, WARM:MOAT, ROABilairifitil, ►o
BTXON JOHNBTOBI. Dnagglit,
Oorner SmlebElold and fourth Weds.
ILAT .
A.
TV
Commission Merchant,
for the ale of
Crude 'and Refined Carbon Oils,
NO. 61 WOOD Brain,
Q.YRIJE, AND eitIOAKB
vv
6$ bbla. BAlt , utore Golden .od S. H. Bytop,
lb do Sumkelvenla do
4 Idls. oo do
20 bbl.. Standard and A Orntbed Sugar.,
12 do Powdered and Gnanolated . . do
18 do Yellow and &Code. ;.do
Al do. N. 0. 10 °leans,
18 bhda. N G. Baas,
76 boxed krilno Hasuborn Obetoiel!
/or We by mill SOHObIAKIB. & LANG
BLLINOLLIM'S STIMULATING
ONGEISNT, mommoded by reve.qable deab
Ina the crestimt 11.1, Radom of the site • lap:
ply (4 We pmaloo.raveived by ispr••• tale by
aimort JOHNSTON,
• Omer sad fourth ilresto.
Orders hem as eobutry attended loss tisoil
LOVERINWS .KIOUNED bLIGAIts.
-20 bar Ode ernabed and Pt/traria:4 Loaf Bogor;
Imo an cum 'Mete of Cot Los' Bogor, reosivad snd
for gala at the Ifondly Orrcery Sloes of
JOHN A. ItNNS,IIAW,
o:19 corm Liberty and Hand stmts.
JUtsT RECE.IVAtII on consignment...-
160_pair lira 06lekiine;
16 pia Ilveturkayr;
mu 10 pair Hui Geese
L. n. VOMIT s CO.
VLouR Am) ristp—
AJ 400 bblic choice broods boxillylour.
70 do Lefts • do
47 do tboicellye do
CM lbs. Bye charts.
Ifornho by . aaeoluipt A LIMO
•.
T IIE-EQUITY DRAFTSMAN . , bang
= l eeat m et P V,l'4 ftn qkqu
sed
itY,kevrd.l7 P a r Ml "nionooo to matokan CM. OW br
oat - KAY • 00., as Wood at.
rataliblia 00 Gothic Chine.
la oisy tope tor sib by man: FL GOLWIL
I t 2 boobs,
&AEI, ..sT W. .fc
OPINID AT W. Ac D . ; HUMUS
OPENED lIT W a D. HMIS
OPANE) AT W.! D. 11.1.1iMe.
OPIINID AT IV:* D HUGlie,
STRIPSD MENGEL SHAWLS
BLACK & WHITE CIEKOK SiIAWLS,
GLEOUGARB Of THII ' NEWUT
BALMORAL SHIRTS AT ALL PiLlOlB.
W. /i. D. HI M&
N .w 000
NEW GOODS
JUVT U.P.111.N.1E.17
100 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES OLOASS.
100 pre. NEW mum from 173 p. t 011.26 per yard.
600 BROODS AND PLAID LONG AND &QOARE
BHA WLS.
900 pea. PLAIN AND PIGURID /RENO H HERZ.
Nbl3—el
100 pm. PLAIN A PIOURD /RENO II POPLINS.
/DO " PLAIN, CORDED A natran VELOURS.
200 " " " STRIPED AND FIGUR.
ID WIPP&
SOO DkLA/117,2, from 11134 c. per yard up.
BLANHATO, PLANNMILA,
CLOTHS, CIASSIMEIMS,
PAINTS, BEIEBTINCid,
BHIBTINO3, 1108IERY,
0 LOWE 4, Eftll3llolDllll,lll4
to., As.. Ao.,
All of which will be sold et auequaled
LOW PSIOZB.
SipMre:cardialiy Invite the readere of this adver
tise:neat to cell sad examille onr stock end priors.
J. W. BARKER & CO
59 Market street
AT HORNIO3 TRIMMING &TORE
Y 7 Market street,
Lease' 017 r 11l -A? GUAR BARGAINS
LADLE' Milani° BUMS AND DRAWIRS,
GRIM HIS AND NIGHT WRAPPIRS,
RROAK BAST AND NIGHT OAP!, •
PR an OH AND ME IDA .10 OORBEra,
BOIP AND BILMGRAL BKIRTS,
• RIBWOOL A MERINO HORN.
PLU W MY LIVID ND
AND COTTON HOSE,
GLOVE'S ANA GAUNTLET!,
/Emmen WORK COLLARD A SETS, hall
POINT GAZE LLARS AND M
ILMBROM RIGID A N D NAIHRD H
E AP,
BLACK LAO! AND GRIINABORI VEILS,
GAsTaR9.OOSIBB, PAIR NMI,
HEAD DER:EBB. 1 01 0 11 /110,
During
up this week we will' rommeoco to melee oar
third sply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
floollatiog of
Wool Hoods, r ralrnas, Nubiat
Sontaasa Gaiters, Mitts, Zepll
- Worted, Boston 'Yarns,
Dress Trimmings, Fai/O9
Goods and Notions
of all kinds.
EMBROIDERED BETS,
LININ do
LA.OI do
BROIDNIIND COLLARS
LlOll do
MOURNING do
`I.IIBROIDRRID lIANDRIROIIIItd,
MEM PT.TOII do
MOURNING do
JAOONNF IDOINGB.
do INSILTINGB
do FLOUNCING.
INVANTI' OAPS AND WAIST&
INIPANT/3' SIIIIROIDINZIL DOlOl3.
LADINV d, SKIRTS,
DRESS TIWIMINCIP,
VILVIT iIIEONN •
OBAPII TRIMMINffi,
CROCHIT IMAGO,
GUMMI 1,403,
HOOP alinTli ILND 011 BYTE,
WOrlieN HOOD%
PANG/ SNIT IMAWLEI,
WOOLEN YARNS, Ac, Aka.
011.E4P FOB CASH, A T
CHARLES GIPNEWS,
78 Market Street
BARRED FLANNELS.
WENDS, RID AND TALLOW ALANNILS6
GUT MOH 7L.LNNILB,
00IINTRY AND lAMBS BLANK T 8
SAIINII7I3, EINTITOKI JEANS,
oassimitass, ourras,
FOB MIN AND BOYS' WISH.
UAL WELCH FLANNIILS,
uuaos *umlaut.
A fall usortment of
DEUS GOODS,
SHAWL%
CLOAKS snel
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S.
oelfatiner
FALL GOODS
JUST REOSIVED
We are now' opetdag a etch* stook OPAL!. GOODS
eanidetlag la ell of the lateet Immtgloseof GLOM
04581111111118 and VISTINGIS, wttloh we flatter ear.
eelret will be equal to may anottmeat to be bead
lbw or. Wait. They-win be made op to order, IA a
seperfor style, AAA id prime to wait the Unies. We
could riapecindly eoilalt an early call from oar
patrons and the paella.
MANUEL GRAY ac4JOlll,
MZIOHANT M11.91/41, No. 19 Firm St
sel4
THE NEW
BAX:ISIOII.ELL. HOOP Skalß.T.
n Rod and Black—the Wed thing one
015BOENI & 01111181711711.111 "IeXTRA 4101115
W/TH AXT/tA MDR TAPE.'
We have muds lo our ova order
TUI -.VICTORIA mg& GORR"
VIII "UNION 'Ohl TRAM"
Till ..DIAMOND SPIRAL TRAII4..
All Durso 'hope sad but material. Pesters aupplkd
at hale thou Neaten* prism
, • PATON. auo
Id nui •
ccup • • Nos /7 and NM street.
faOLDIERO--ATTPTIUNI
AN7.soo "PATENT WAT OB "unto:
Tb• bestfithilarror tuventad for 'Mien' and travel
Arrare. bold whelearla sod retell by
/SATOH. 11 •01117111 00..
" orti . . _ Non Fifth arrest.
TxNYN 131iTT8 AND' OOLLARtc ---
• ' s wire PLAIN AND YAKUT MAL
so 20 - 4:o MIN comAaa as 6 to 111 its. etch.
23 do MIMI at AO as toch.
Wbolotobt to lopplied at low orlon.
RATON, 1A01.02 A CO N
No. It MD gaol.
ants.
A GENTS WANTNIF.I!--Male-and-ie
.414..me1e, ail over the= country. to sail tbi Gala
UNION 1 . 111211 end recipe itselegre, ceetainbrs
ae engraviug id be 10) or Gozeral 131104 GE B. Mc.
ettliatt, the 0111/101eth of the north. n.venty eve
vatoenie Tempe; etationery and envelope* printed in
colon. tritt llubn draiguleigfra of Jewelry. do. A
more saleable oriole cannot be found In market -.
our agorae are making from $1 to $lO DST day. rand
stamp tor our mammoth Mronlar, containing NU
particulars. MICHAEVII t co..
ceritlird 101 Naomi street, Sew York.
W ANTED—A respectable young man
r. of Gerown descent, waste a stlmation all GAB.
DENIER, or work about a primaWally; can. take
MO COI barges, drive callings and snake bintsilgert.
madly useful. Wages not on mu& an died air the
want of a goad place. Good city referenos dhalll—
Vox Y,DISPATOR MICA. ocUltde
Ur AN TD---Bonds agd Mortgagee
for 0,000 end. PAO. bating trona tiro to
Stun van to rum, Apply at PlirTl'd, 18 Bt. (Ur
amt.
tV ANTED TO EIGET—A MILL
PiteePZRTY (wider power preferred.) bp
rdweekel Th e brat of rehrence can be 'lna.
for particolere eddteN •
Roy. SAMMIE, R. RilID,
atalklmd No.ed Warnatitreet,Pittabarti,Pii.
Sot ssalr & Co Ett
y' conunodions and
ju very comfortable residence, in a desirable neighbor.
hood In the Ward, Allegheny, be long sad easy
payment., sod very low. Inquire of •
8. 601101 , 833, Ja.; Attorney at law,
ICS/ North street.
VVALUABLE OIL PROPERTY FOR
BALI-81tuated on Preach Creek, embracing
between 10 mid /1 acne. Ihere are on the property
ex well. In 114100 0 Planirenst three of which are at
andicient depth to justify operatlog. Oennected with
the wogs Is • powerful engine, la good nosing order.
This property I. adjoining the celebrated M'Cortalcit
farm and M perhaps one of the beet oil site In that
region. We offer 111 great telltale on easy terms of
payment, or with enamor) for real estate In or ad.
joining the city. For particulars apply to
B kV - LAIN* CO
sn9 No 695{ Fourth street.
TV LET.—A lira-elan • Dwelling mg •
Bonet eettrely new, with 9 P)0201, aid within
all modern lasprosetnenta, located On Tunnel, be
t flan Wiley street and Pennsylvania MOM ileum
easy. auhtf • L. 0. GRAFI.
UNWIRE IftWA. lIIALW—AVOUT Ma KUBAN
Ca POW 88. In &nod order, now driving ti .. Ora
imam W Mu. 0M... Will G .old awl. for mob. Nip
,IritGAMMA 0/1/101,
liitth street. Mimi
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NSW ENGLISH BOOKS—Urn An-
Al drew, M,Pbie eopby of Idannfseturea. Bohn.
On, The Cotton kieuniecture of Great Britain.
vol. Bohn.
elsvecy and Mansion to America. By Thomm 731-
111014 P. B. B.
Ism( Architecture. By James Benne.
the
fully Nagle oflnetrated. /denim. By Janina Wylie; beentb
il
Poem; by Thinly Brenta% of various 'chimed', but
chiefly relating toeventa In the Ward Lodependence.
Milton's Poems. Bobn'e beautiful edition.
linglteb inritaidem and its Leaders. By John Thob
tohD. D.
The Ileedehip of Christ. By Hugh Arnim%
The Britich Comtltution. By Lard Brougham
Sohn.
Mutophyof inventlone and DlMOV•tifil..llluatratal.
The Boys' Play Book of eclence. The Hoye Play
Book of Metals. Both handsomely West - rued.
Hook's Qoipe and Crnot e. A hatalsomet edition of
one of flood'. Met.
MUM Birds, Igo and Fasts, popularly desceibed.
Beantfluily colored illentratione.
Common Object, for the idicrosooper, uniform with
the above.
Iron; Ile History and Hanufacture. By Ysirbairn.
Wycliffe end the linguenens. "By Dr. Henna, ate,
eta. For sale by 9.1)A 1 111i,
ee2s No. 93 Wood 'treat.
DOORS FOR TUE ARMY.—
XI Regolatkos kr the Army of the Utoltxl Mate..
Oldham.' Manual for Volunteer' and Idelitfa.
U. B. Infeutry end Rifle Tasting complete.
fkott's Infantry Sutton
The /nine Drill Book.
Manuel far the Boptrail to the Light Infantry Drill.
An* aged for the Uld.ed Mane Zooms by the late
Col. Ellaworth.
Bayonet Izerekes for the Army.
ALB°,
Personal Ilistory of Ind Bacon.
Life of Mr
Mee. DennyB attl es. By °rainy.
elr Weiterßaleigh. BYO- Ellottlsl-•
Adventures In the Booth Punk. By - a Roving
Prlntsr.
Tom Brown et 0'162. 2 vols.
?ovular Astronomy. By Mitchell.
Beauties of Ruskin.
Wee Olibert's Career.
Bloseary of Bogdan Words. By . Trench.
Beulah. By Animate J Inane.
Sir School , • °lenient, ldedkal end Theological
Boots. Blank Boots and BtattokerY•
oat J. I. gitaD. 78 fourth Street.
GROSS' MILITARY SURGERY-A
M ew"' 01 Sinner/ Surgery, or Blots oa the
latergsnolos of field, Camp and Hospital Practise,—
FyB. D. Grim, N. D. I salaam Price 60 cents.
.28 4KAY 1 00., IS Wood street.
JOBEPIA UnRl,76
To Pamera anti Others
GEO WCY./1 lIVPIERIuRI;ATANT
'MN -FAN AND SEPARATOR,
PATENT= JANUARY 10, 1860.
TILE SUPERIOBITY OF Tins FAN
over all others la ma consists in its cheapnese,
eimpllelty and durability. illecend,in oleantag Grain
rairteaketter ant more thoroughly, with hoe labor
than any ether mill. The patentee of the Illbor• TAU
bee been long engaged fa manufacturing end selling
Agricultural Implements, convinced of the great want
of • good Pea 6r leasing the digerent kinds of elllitl
and deeds, present, this to the publis with full am&
dews that it will meet theft weals.'
The undersigned, having purcbseed the Dols right
to mennfacture and sell the .trove Ondn Yin and dip.
water In Western Pennsylvania Western
end all Ohio, and tbo right to sell in indiarta and nu.
nObyb b O . PriPared to 811.11 orders, wholesale or
retail, at 819 Meaty atreet,Pfttsbuntb, Pa.
sea mas t (' , W. WALT:ACM
ENVELOPES.
THE sUBSORIBER Baas LEAVE
to call the latent:on of Boobsthee, Statham%
Deeirra In /ahoy Goode, nod all others, to the
EICTENSIVE ABBORTAIBIar
AND
EiTJPIC.RIOR, QII.A.x.a.Ty
OP
ENVELOPES
MANUFACTURED BY HIM.
The kinds embrace every style of Letter, No Offt•
dal, Weddle& Portfolio* Drag, and other wirbithe
Alen, Parchment and Oloth Lined, all made and
toed In the mad ported manner, en the bon adding
Macialnee lot Invented,
Al.,e the Irving nigh - Writing Papera, -, nkoufe..
tared exPrewl.r tor the enbadtber, and no better pa.
pore can be found In thle cotultry.
wh penman, with credo lid of lidos", sent by en requaded.
Diadem are Edited to all mid wuralicelds dock,
qualities, prices, Mtge, Ite, to.
8A MI VIEL RATA 011,
oo2:1md 118 DP 1111aina Street, N.Y.
•
DAVIS & PHILLIPS,
Brass Founders and Itainfatturers.
r.irauzipszas,
GAS A.N.ti Emir,Am xerrimain
DUSTERS, et
ItANIriItrinIIIIIIIA AND DRALIIB ar
GAS (FIXTURES,
Pumps & Brass I
Work
OP 3171114 DISOPJ PAO A.
caz. -cwzmx.
• .
of Broso, Omer or Iron, *Oh the mat appmed
Obaolbent and Velvet of all and Irarnoiiiii to
give aatithotlosr.
. mktrunctroar.
110 Water arm 104 /Front See.
PITTSBURGH.-
BA TOE it 09.,
WELIP .A.GoEcrrre,
00kiMISSION ItEROH:&,NTS,
138 Walntikiitree,
, Dining IN
FLOUR, ORAMPRODIIO4 T 914000
WllOl/313, :AND LIQIIOI3B.
a !alma for errors to to made on receipt of veods.
93.Ltheral cash edreson maae cmsigmBo.4
ao36lyd
OOM.. OIL.--
•00 BBLB /ROM /ONE WIILLt
oat • JAZIIBIII4I4IIILL mita* or IL
_ _
101.EOXIVRD THIS DAY-100 bb
trumb pound Mutt° braid baba tally
low and br mkt by
Gobi . aE. TONT oh
110) moots.
FOR SALE;
RAYNOR'S
PHIL4DZLPRJ4
- Leak
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A MUSEMENTS
p/TTSBURGH THEATRE. - -
WZDNESDAY 1137 371.1%. anoint 0.
Lard night ct the new play entitled
ANGEL OF DEATH.
rgs MINDUSON
MARGURRITH-----,....—M1E8 EAU NEWTON:
DO3TOII PAUL asatiaza--wiL, HANDERION
To conclude with
LOVE IN ALL CORNERS.
iatrucationa - 1.
13BL13CT aIIADED OCEIOOL.
!FUR THIRD ISZKION OF TH1.13
chool edll commutes es Om MET MONDAY
Or BIPTIMBIR.
TiiltdEt_
Primer, Department pot maim clays montim.p 04
Medium do do do do ...1S 00
Baehr do do
Ri l / 8 118110 .8. do do ~.1800
•
. The undersigned insole/ pieced their children usi•
dcr the lei traction of Mr. end Nre. AVERT Marian
the Mat year valid mom cheerfully mom:NM their
School to the patronage of the politic. The Teeehra
me component and faithful, and We pregnant'
the pupil* bee been highly uthdactory:
WillUm N. Berth. William it. Munich.
O. Banton Love.
Y. 1 Loy. Maths Loolllill.
7 • they
Dr. d. a. Welter& Dean.
Thomas B. Blair. thunetterreb:
David aluminum*. eel Lindsey.
Dr. A. C. aturdwk. K. T. Northam.
Pryor °lranian& Ac,, apply to the Principal, No.
89 dewed street, between Minket and Wood, m
st
the &ball Rome, corner of Third and Market
arrow neaten • it. N. AVERT.
INSTI'rUTK,
. 81 4 10 0011BTititn. Nitta PYNV N
Will reopen on . MONDAY; the Bd day of - BMPTIBP ,
Tamed $25 per aeridoo of era months .:
, M. BVITH . Principal
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SACRED MUSIC BOOKS
THE OYTHARA; JIIBILKII;
NEW LIPPE OP ZION ; DIAPASON;
caeurrias MINOTAEL;
NNW MUUMUU SAUNA;
SABBATH !NU,. /AD
THANNstiIiVINi.
All .ha atiova at 0.60 Per doyen, soh. lir ask
.by
JOHN H. UNLLON,
No. 81 Wood stunt, Pittsburgh.
Bti,ALBE I ItY'S
G-or,Dirav citrAxbr
Sabbath School Melodies.
A 11 1W6411BATH WHOOL MOM BOOK.
time
an ode mot Bebbath Cebu°Le.
Price, $l2 per Smeared, or 1$ mob stogie. or $l,llO
per dwelt, Yor Bale In miaatllles or tingly by .
JOIIIA R. liltLiOlt,
No.Bl Wood greet, Pittsburgh.
IANOS AT JI fSAItIiAIN,
s 1.,A801 STOCK OP
Splendid New end Seco." band
PIANOS
Wlll Ott told at
BREATLY R6DtO6D PRIOI3.
eIIAKLOTTS BLUMJI.
ruaarrstran AND CEULIBIS,
REDUCED PRICES.
James W. Woodwelly
JUL 97 and 99 Third strut,
AIM
111 ir 0 kC El AV'' sr.
111 Varieties of Illyles old Rialsh,_
=121:1
Betel' and Private Dwclangs.
4111/•%11 order promptly attended to. dud, the rim
dean caratally packed and boned.
abeamboata and Honda tbruhtted at abort nab'.
Oablnat flans' irappltal with nary ankle In time
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Jallklyan
STOV 5.0V11111.
Di HAVEN 80N;
D. - MANUFACTURERS OP
' STOVES.
Warehouse, Federal 'Street, near New
bridge, ILIADOBINP CITY.
i lb ro m a i r the atteertion of driers to our hose worrot
mot of 03oking wed Heating Stores, for Word and
OW, which we ere selling'si th. lowest. prior. name
vtettlng oar My will end It to that: Advantage to Ehro,
where.
no e tell rod examine oar stook beim Porthastnemo''
Out Iron Rowe Pronto, Iron Bailin& Oahe, MGM
Was, Wagon i ts,
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Plain and Fancy. Grata Fronts, Fenders,
etc, Castings of all kinds tosite to order. . .
Jelftled D. Di RATAN a POW.
NItIW ef.)ol.lkAl /CV" GOOMIII
PALL AND WlNTilit
WALL 'AND WINIZEit
LATEST aryLla 1
At the old stand of
JANES C. WATT,
Cornea of Ponn and St. Clair iota.
.The halm of James O. Watt, d meted, oectti47
lathe pupil:: attention to the new stock al RILL
AND WINVIR GREMS:onmprtelny all. the_. newest
styles of fashionable a:Wald adepkd . to - arerna.
MENLO WEAR, solkitlng en early cell. The tail
non vill be conducted on the same approned.miner
ea heretofore. The StOCk of new good, Is equal to
say to IY4 clty. ocUeljd
0/6. R. BOLDOWLIP--AIN. IMUCLOII
W OODVILLE on, REFINERY.--
HOLDBB/P, BRYAN a CO.,
trumkurearmas OP •
1011111 OIL AD LORIOATE. OIL,
Reap penitently co head the very best treaty of
WAVING OIL, clear and wtteova odor; oho, a good
LUBRIdATOR, yeas white RIINZOLII and OAR
WIRAAR. -
All ordentlert at No. 8; Mill glitlii,Reak
Illock.eecond door, will be Inaptly attsoded to. -
whited*
DR. OIiARLSB H. STOWE,
ith7siotan mad liiliargeon;
Ogle% No. 36 rotleral Streit"
Opposite Oelosuastle row, oar . IL. lospenslea
ALLEGIBINY CITY
L. Q. 4114/1t... ..... • H. QUELL
L GRAFF & GRAHAM ,
PRODUCIL •MID 0011111.1211101
• • No. 2045 14aLwr
PHILADEILPH/
soalultr
♦RT&R & 00.,
418AY1113 AND
GOLD AND BILVICR,
• a 0.1 1 .3 Baulk Vitard S
PlinabILMLL
Gold and glilver Bought.
Ali'Prtls lbewaeding mks's by Ixprom will
mot 'ono prompt 'ad COllll3 MOM.
Imm, to 8. ROM a Clo, Chumito oneaatabn
()AlLD'Pil(rrtgiggplV PICITIIBJCS
Photograph. Trainee::
ALL THY titITA/ui.rnad . Or TaerrillZlL
/WITTY ariOtlpS AND 11 100111111,
Ootup In the test sink ol art. landed end
for ea by SATOH, 1 1A0110)11 a - 00..
nen ' Hail nebetreet.
1110TATOX8--
MO banish' trealtannock Pots
.attJoit mews!! and Ibr byJAb. A.11112M,
JUki/Cb,
• - •
•pZTa;OR69.
~,2.,
rtAi K mx- - -45 bac prime W.ll. Cheese
Just mind and kr six I
oast L L
a.
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