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FRIDAY MORNING:
OUR WEEKLY
The WIISLY POST filled with all the la
test news, can be had at our Counting Room
in wrappers, ready for mailing. In Clubs
of five, this large family . newspaper, costs
but $1 per Old id Witch CA:scriber.
The contents of the present number, among
other things, are a full account of the recent
terrible disaster YARRanhusetts,
by which neat •liviFahlitztr persons were .
killed—the, death oS Ibslr.p„ euman
btit
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Story sa
Letters -4 ***94. ,H O A•A ( .IC6'TY/ et h --L°-
cal and Commercial Intelligence—and a
great amount l ot egerlidtriatter.
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lirDt ANA STATE CONVENTION.
The Democratic:ito l S Qemv.9oion of Indi
ana assembled atipidianivelisllsterday. The
contesting delegates from 3. - kilon i;Jia
l an
cock counties Withdrew. The Douglas deft,-
gates from Lawrence County were admitted by
a vote of 217 to 167. . •
On a motion thit the Chair appoint a Com
mittee to report the,names of the electors and
delegates to the biatieued duiiiicution a lively
debate arose, bat thefriOdii ofjd.r. Douglas
carried their point, and delegates were elected
instructed to cast the -vote of the State as a unit
for Douglas.
OUR LSGISLATUR E.
every true Pennsylvanian Inust , regret to see
that our Legislators insteadrof attending to the
business of the peppirko §its*.ptbich Is gen
wally supposed to be',the object for which they
were sent in liarriskairg,ll*Viiiiig44 their atten-
tion to general polities and for aught we know,
are about 14.enterAnnionintlyikOle debate,
49 1 . 1 V a . 83 * ts 4t n k u nr a ll e r i tiF k i i i i t l iljga
ih general, and the " irreprassibie ef' in
particular. Both the Senate and 'House Pt
Representatives have a ; Rep9blin tealoritY
and the Opposition, not paving sufficient em
ployment in attetiding to the interests of the
State are going to I..branch out and fix things
for the nation. In both breeches of the Legs
islature resolutions have beep introduced to ea
press the great 'l°4. the:lteleatliCata:tnem
bars for their darlitiglroatrines of Abolitionism.
They are very sorry for the present condition
of Congress, and so they wist to erpriiii their
sympathy on the subject of the Speakerihip,
with John Sherman,---e gentlemse, , who
present appearances willbriVeabike'difilculty
in attaining' the position Which he has bac+
for the last five weeks pieldng in vain .
Mr. Lawrence, Of Vlishington County, who
offered the Househkt'icfriiaF a n tes all t
fault for . the non-ewpitiiin• House
the "tactic nd if6fiA'rf - bbstitialc a r" df
Democrats in nefe.ianientlfifto the adoption of
the plurality rile, is hoped to make
Sherman, speaker.. The obstinacy un
doubtedly on the other side. The Reyubll
cans have tried for more than a month to elect'
Sherman, and dal: Iwsetick to him, to use a
cant expression: - like death totidead nigger."
The faction and obstinacy belongs to the Re
publicans, who refuse to for any man who
can be elected, and Wile Smith Americans who
have bithertorefused to vow for any man who
could dthiat tikark. Tirritept.ibiletnptirty,
and not the Democratic, siarespcinsilire for
the presetit difiaaltY. 'The Democrats are in
a minority in' Udfigtilifi,"and theheight of
the ridiculous no amajOrityto hcild a minirity
responsible because the former•minuot Agree
among themselves. The Dirnocreey have ta
ken the ground that so far as they are con
cerned, no man Who ham approved the Incen
diary sentiments of the Helper book shall be
elected' Spailai,' arid 'mere Vey will stand
despite Eiepabliceakkiedloilimatlin
LeglibMitra nr piayadiere. else, glorifyipg
4ohn Shipman and the band. of conspitliters
against the public good who support himl
Mra > -lA* of Allegheny RopigitY”fotheri, 'a
set of resolutions the Senate,similar , to these
in the Himae r • The very Jicilitical principles
' which Mr. 'lrish is well known to ,entertain in
the most intepte
. degree have placed his party
before tha tuition in the position of preventing
an -orgenitation of the `Howse. He is decidedly
Waxer o.4o.l44kraytteWrom WiMilafeAdP r f led
the Helpemßook whiehi contains recommenda
tions of tresistoli skid iniiurrection of the mist in
famous charieter. • 'The issue is lof aIV ea the
Union sad the Constitution, or treason to teith.
The Republicans havelaade this issue. Itls for
them to recede; Ote.Depritetia'ritimo faked°
for they stand upon Pationalground. If the
Opposition"memberitiii 16‘Penneylvartia Leg
ialature are, indeed, and in, trtith: desitoua
of a speedyorgardatition of Congress, they
would advise the members of. Lim Honscefrom
FenilaYrTanialroiltttepon:the tirithdratral of
Sherman. It would be disloyalty to the coun
try for the Democrats to vote for the plurality
or " any cininr itule,by tie's:lr any other
Helper book-man may lie eleeted.
We have,- t0 , ./Sllegterry• county, an associa
tion of the soldiers iiar'of 1812, organ
ised for the purpose of using every means;i:
their power 00114108 to adopt
Soirier line There is at
intaXeSt
44444.40.441Veitg4,• ithkOt ter-. 1
ed relics ors kmestravtistid gallant host, ttuit
induces fiat' atikto inveisinee. The
eountryiglarelitekr ftieffirkbritervices render
ed, and OSAgisisk Oi;iO3,sidt do more patriotic
or praiseworthy not theft, to Make wine iedd,
quote provision. r - tireio.
A r doWentiofi itieofdlsiddin4Potkiiiio has
recently' been heti l at'tsliintbus, at whiph a
resolution Wag passed at they wouktsiot vote
for apy man for Presiasnt, m 4o
, s y'Opld not
'pledge himself to favor-a governmental ptlP
vision for them. Eli this, we think they were
wrong. To gain whStethey desire, and what
they might to haireo,heir 'Appeal should be to
the patriotism, not the polities of their coun
try.
THE KENTUCKY • DEALECATES.
In" liel - KeritfOty State COOefliPp, every
conntr
°i lly. vie State was represented,
,#tp•
whole nanAtir Of ;delegates present - being'eve
en iiiitidretilliiiiiitArentsl4rie. On a vote for
Hams, G. A. / 91114.WeP, o,OhiiC, Mason and D:
P. White wsnlipe . tpll-,„40,41 . /A i Mi e V eliet i .
three hundred awl eighty-six vote, and pirdis
B . 018 Y an icdteillefledff,t, high.
eat on the list . wine fumed
are recognized tuffor Giftliiielor the Charles-,
"
On SELIMPIiy fled; pert was two different
meeting& pftbe Petpeeratie party Of:
!penis, at Iff.,a/lOston Hall. The fridnds of
,Ir.. Dottglaelsotois..pswessOn of the hail.
4ohited hirtandl)r4eeded with
the meetinforsky thsvegplar organimtit",
The Chairnmokpf the Central Committee,
with a minority t withAew. . Bptil
passed resolutions a>s the CiiiciniAtl
platform.
llogs• - -
'The Oineinnatiuhog market is tingrae:rni
•" I Net etii ahem to be more interacted_
*bat turva'• done,' than in the , •
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A NEW LAW JUDGE. 4 ,
We ee by the Gazette, of yea -• _.t.
the - . 4 4 ., lion a I „,,tition :ch 0- .
1
for its lac A•'• 4 1. . 21 Pf•"; ." e P 4
an ad.. ..n. ~,• . •:`ane r.ri• . ,urt.t .
necess •IL - nO_lit Os .. ;tit. '4 ..l'h •r-1.
.. up ; iirAth qit lifmit, of .5144. C. j(414, '1 , ::.3,,
partially induced this necessity, bit ,;',';
human proclivity of the Bench to thatvi
cum daymstate, which in this age of the world
is not to be complained of, seems to be the
attributable cause for the great delinquency
of the trial list. That this court is some
twelve hundred PAOPa ?lob, %Ong to
tritilicrearitof atigcuion. This the,Prothontary'a
4'40 WillahoW.: . " These 'twelve khundyed
ctisefilta4,Lbeen fictinnultt4ni;
and are what might with propriety becalled
Vifindifilts. •
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Ac ,Of pasted Bth April;
1333, it.ia enaoted.thal the . District 00art,o1
Allegheny COunty•shall hold four -termein
Zourse of each year, to begin on the
fourth lion dais of January, April: . . i r oy
and November, respectively, and shall have
full power, and is hereby enjoined to hold I
adjouped courts vilieniiier the state of the
business shall require it, and also to Make
such 'regulations of practice as may most
faellitatate the progress . of justice. Prlorided:
That the determination of no cause or action be
fore the said court, shati be delayed beyond the
four Atks; including that to which the suit was
instituted, if the parties be prepared for trial
at the-time appointed by said court, and if
the jute of said court shall wilfully' delay
any cause, suit or action, in readiness for trial,
as aforesaid, it shall constitute a misdemeanor Ct
office. Here then is an Ait of Assembly which
seems to have escaped the Attention of the
court. By the act of the 12th June,lB39, "any
one of the judges hf tfu'd court shall have
power to try all civil pleas, actions, &c.,"
and by the same act, " the said court shall
i have power to award writs of venire, &c.,
for summoning jurors." Is there anything
h erein containot to prevent the judges, each
of them froth holding separate courts. In
the first act quoted, is there not every
thing to compel it ; yet how often has this
been done P Our judges alternate, and it
they should count, each for himself, the
number 9f; &Is tie ails on the bench in three
hundred and sixtylve, what would tie the
figure tielaties artitometimes %detriment to
justice; and this thought suggests the differ
ence between working by the day and by the
Job: How many days in the year is the Dis
trict Court in session? How many days is it
closed 7 If each judge held court at the
'same time, (separate trial lists,) would Suit
ors and lawyers who languishingly do live,
have to complain of the twelve hundred
, cases behind, which hopelessly and tardily
r drags its slow length along 7
FREE NEGROES.
A rk.ansas has alrealy banished free negroes
from her limits, and an act has just passed the
Legislature of Missouri, banishing free ne
groes from the Stattunder penalty of beeom
ing slaves • Them enactments will perhaps
cause an increase in the colored population of
some of the free States, Pennsylvania and Ohio
for instance.
HON. JOHN HELL-
The Nashville, Tennessee, Banner nomi
nates the lion. John Bell, es the Conservative
Union candidate for the Presidency.
General *roil.
An adatess, signed by G. W Via age, Chair
man of the Scott Committee, has been issued
in New York, recommending General Scottas
the candidate of the Union-loving people of the
United States for the next Presidency
Appointments.
The Senate yesterday, in Executive Ses
Rion. conErmed • large number of appoint
manta.
For Governor
The Dauphin County Con.enttfon have In
structed their delegated Mote for Gen. Jaco.
Fry, for Governor.
LoOk Ont.
Counterfeit s2'a on the Bank of Kent have
been largely circulated in New York.
The Illinois Delegation.
The late Democratic state Convention of Il
linois, select Aid the following delegates to the
Charleston Convention :
Wm. Jackson, of McHenrycounty; J. B.
.Platt, of Jo DILVieSS county; J. B. Tornio, of
Cook; A. J. Harrington, of Kane; A. With
:rs, of McLean; B. E. Goodell. of Will; S.
Spettinitta,-of•Tazewell; B. W. Holloway, of
Warren; W. H. Rolston, of Hancock; A. S.
Brooks, of Adams; W. E. Thompson, of Shel
•try; M. 2stcConnet, of Morgan; A. Shaw, of
Lawrence; U. It. Linder, of Coles; S. A. Buck.
master, of Madison; Z. C. Casey, of Jefferson;
W. J. Allan, of Williamson; W Green,
of Masitle Senatorial delsgatoe---S. S. r Mar
shall, W. A. Richardson, 0. B. Hickl34, and
T. L. Dickey.
A fiiiuttiern View of Mr. Douglas
To- thine glOutberrigentlemert.w ho take the
microscropio view of the efforts of Democrats
!thihalogiliri' Vagina ibUninitL4, ;Mitt they
are actuated by mere personal and partizan
Interests of one individual, thetlobile Register
thus addresses itself
'N. - c.
_lptglpa, as ap knditidual Nan, is
no thingAo_ e country i . but Mr. Das
ouglas,
tliii isitiMd eiit kif certain..filat. principles,
upon the issue of which the country is at this
moment heiviin' in the throes of impentling
v k o
Elie" utloii,i4s.".yery, impontant
glas; its tiiel ' reprAebtative
mart of the Donsi.Xikutional Democracy of the
North, as the exponent of one theory of in
terpretation of Clisirtieketrine- , of 4 nisni.tn terven-
Ow., 'itstred py r ite ~Democracy of the
great North-wesa, le so important a man, that,
withoutlith and his friends, the South will
liaiiildOilinctitgriVe.to, the rule of • Seward,
or. step out,opf . .oe Union.
We heard last' eviinititio u f a litthieccurrertou
which happened near lton, Indiana, that
toOtairti elf the'etermente . 'df thateott of hero
ism which made Grace Darling's halite a tvwcf.
bf -honor in every mouth. Four' little pox*,
the" Oldest motoinOtefffifast. iten) years of age,
frgl i4 latnACairl Sgir4lo a illagC.
e rlt 3 44* abeam
:fin lifeelfiandblonlotlibs#4 , l4ftrdy
mother's daritq, the-lited warned by his fel-1
Iblia,lierrifliteditatlestinhgattitam.ite, abouh
g and in-glee, sod daring this companions
to Ibliow him hiemetnent, ot -highest ex
ifltation, the ice gave way an44be little fellow
wallsviepti IfOrk"dr dlfed 114111blkaulta
his companions !No aid-seek near !Line it.
er boacbigovel *4, gryagigawith water and
beginning Jo, slnh! Suddenly one of tie lit
tle boy
,t ra tir4 *ti disap
diretlon brit Uelihtionig house , .
O r tnita te hillinefliately returned dragging
dro 4. ied.6l/14* who, whilerapfoleha
l ug
, the, 14tie 4AA " Bill I you way
foot, p9pio out of t t water, or I'll spanklou
tiil l y;dtere Atte?' t. A.01=4 ' r • ,
An Original.
th"r h i fist f . l 4o /1
out in favor of rescan ‘ g
fule ' 514* 141i g , 4"ntiflt)i lli , 4 4
fieoc4rita a ls a c tg
finites alicum
away. . 'ZieAuFgrit
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wilriV"Pre ujed w or uF 4 . Z
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[Oorrespondenoe of the Pittsburgh Post.]
LETTER FROM : : I BURG.
HARRISBURG, J ~ 111,1860.
_. J. P. Baas , ESQ.—De
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Il t iVed at that point wiles. ; • a ~yirtfel lsay
that the Legislation we. , t • 4 ith." ear
..... faysly commenced. &i.,,5 . t 4 r" ~o ns,
l'fiiksented in the Senate to - . 4 y gime by
ker. Irish from citizens oflleglitx„county,
for an act increasing the capital sio'dir. of the
Bast Birmingham and South Pittsburgh gas
i
company.
1) . in(Il t ;
Among tho ace, I tidethii of
inoorporating,,the Am:tea:fa Asp e cTtittion. , Viso,
one relative to the.Aileghony einnotery. Also,
a' dupphirnent to thigact incorporating the Blrl
minglant gas coinPany.
Ms. Roney read in his place , a bill, fintitied
"Ay ad relative to assistant controller of the
city of Pitttburgh;" and moved that the Sen.
ate Foe to consider the same; which"Alin
agreed to ; tied said bill was taken up and
passed finally.
The latter was passed to meet the, ease of Mi.
Hrret-ts who has been so fortunate as to e
eected to two offices on the same day.
Penny'A bill will enable him to discharge the
Coptrollers office by deputy, while thit rAgig.
lature is in session.
I thought the cop testing of seats in the Molise
would end with the case of Tholl. W. Duffield,
but it appears that Mr. Donnelly'a seat is anti
to be contested, as well as that of Maj. Power,
of Peery courity t / The ground Upon which the
latter gentleman.is to be deprived of his selit,'
is not' • heolluse;he did not ieciiive t several hun
deed majority of, tile legal voters of Perry
1
coanky, b ut because a new selool house fa whib.h ,
the *Lion', was held in one of the Warned s
win not exactly' on the bite of the old butidin .
'WA" there over any th ing more Contamptib, e
of rvolens 'l
Yesterday, in , the Senate. Mr. Irish submit- .
erect. the ,illerwing :
if azanse, the election of a Speaker of the
National House of Representatives has bidet
delayed an unusual, length of time, by tallier'
of the.convict of opinion existing in,Cotigresa
.and, throughout the country in to regard the
systemef shivery recognized and maintained in
tho ilotlatPrn States : And wherein, The vienni
o valved in this eontroversy aril justly 'regards
ed as or the highest 'importance:to the peace
, and welfare of the country ; therefor! be it'
.Reseked, That the arm, dignified and COD
sistent course pursued by those members of
' Congress, from this State, who have ithadfasily
' adhered to the support for Speaker of the
I House of Repr,senteilves, their chosen copra
lentative of freedom in the Territenied, and
protection to American industry, deserves the
hearty and cordial approbation of the people
of this Commonwealth.
And In the House, Mr. Lawrence of Wash
ington, the following:
Rewired, (if the Senate c incur,) That the
factious and persevering obetimiey of the AM
ministration party in Congress, In relining to'
permit an organization of the Ilona+, of Repre
sentatives, by resisting the adoption of the plu
rality rule, by frivolous and useless `motions to
waste time and prevent ballots for Speakest,
by the most shameful abuse and misrepresen.•
Union of the action, the intentions and tenden
cies of the policy of the opposition party, merits
the condemnation of just men of; ell political
parties.
Resoleed, That the treasonable disunion son •
timents uttered from day to day, by leading
friends of this Administration in C-ungress,
produce in the minds of all Pensaylvanians
loathing and disgust towards those expressing
them The Constitution and the gawp aro
watchowerds of the past and the present, and
I shall be of the future. No suicidal' band shall
strike down the one or dissolee the other.
Resolred, That we endorse fully the firm and
decided adherence of the opposition members
of Congress froin this Mite to the Hen. dote,
Sherman as their candidate for Speaker, be
lieving hint to be true to the Constitution,
and Union. willing in the etereise of edictal
powers to do equal justice to ail sections of the
country.
It ' At li' b e seen th a t these ecsoiutiens 'DIRT
slightly, the one being uttered by a remnant
Abolitionist, who last winter introdoced. an
uneonstiustiunel bill to nullify the fugitive
stave law in Pennsylvania, had the other be
one who simply plays the political mountebank
in hopes of gulling a credulous public. Will
this stale cry of "stop thief" as ail the Itqsub
iican party at this critical moment' What
shallow and transparent trickery, to throw the
onus of the non •organization of the House upon
the Democratic party, which is in the minori
ty' The Republicans and the Know-Nothings
of Pennsylvania manage to stand ocenfortably
upon one platform in this Stine, where they
manage to consolidate their forms to defeat the
Democrats—why can they Dot do it In Wash
ington' Simply because the Americans are
from the South—they know that the Republi-
CILD party has become A.bolitionized, and that
;Sherman, for whom they are voling, for Speak
er, I. one of the endorsers of Helper's book,
which prowl:lest-reason spadisupical, and yet. in
the face of this, tie:no V. Lawrence indorses
Sherman as being truest° the Constitution and
the Union. Row forcibly this reminds arm of
the ostrich, who, when pursued,. hides its head,
and foolishly imagines its entire Body con
cealed. Thu rerolnii ons laid over until today,
under the rule. The Senate resolution came up,
changed to that of the House moll:dims, and
a debates prung up on it which lasted until the
hour of adjournment- An effort was made to I
suspend the rule which mires an executive
appointment to lie over live days, in order to
confirm the appointment of William R. De-
Witt as Librarian, but it was voted down. Of
course Mr. DeWitt's appointment will be
unanimously confirmed. 'llts contest for Slate
Treasurer waxeth warm, and today it is confi
dently asserted, by the friends of Henry D.
Moore, that the aforesaid gentleman has the
inside track. Yours,
A liobie Deed
Mr. Irish, a supplement to the set
Vice Regeut fur MiuuUrt.
A late number of the Mount Vernon
Ilccdrd contains the following interesting
notice of the lady, who officiates as tie Vice
Regent for Missouri, in the "Mount Vernon
Ladies' Association :
"We cannot refrain from congratulating
the Vice Re
_gent, on the addition to tbeir
panther of ars. Anne LIMO /LIP or St , '
Louis, recently appointed for Missouri.
.Mrs. Hunt is the daughter of the late John
C. Lucas.
Mr. Lucas was a native of Normandie, in
France. Havirg received a finished ..eltusi
cal education, he devoted . himself to the
study of law, under one of the ablest ad
vocates in Paris. Being an anti-royalist,
and disgusted with the aristocratic conven
tionalists 'of the old world, he determined,,,
early, In life, to leave bis"natire country.
A , perSonal acquaintance 'With' Benj . amin
Vraraklin, then in Paris, decided him in fa
vor of the United States,
Soon after his marriage. I 171 A, h ca emi
grated to Pennsylvania, and coated id' Pittlik,
bur 4. ills talents doors placers lain in a
prommeut position, ELEtfi. he was cheeen,rep
resentative to the Congress of the 'chided
States, which oftica he es:taint
..,, to hold
untiL 1805, when kite was,appoin by i'reln-
deat Jefferson to , the Supreme Fiencb for the
Territory , of „Louisiana, en its cession to the'
United states, and rammed with his family,
Lam:mg whomwas,Airs, Hunt') to St. Lours, 1
'then' 6ny - ' a bibiage,'stirrotritied'byl wild
es add inhabited krY yitilatui.. In /n i l :
I
bo b
ni;it:,#rib Lieut. floo.'lltlt; of - the_ .1
'
S.Navy one of the . :Ifflp f rerd 'of the"frige:,
A. , Opt's, JOiti r wile Aiken 'i)iistilielf,gl
'Pt .ii, en wit 4 Pltinhtgge,',lie Wataibers;
'td at , the riatiOt ril, 4-fiiii 1d0,..x.fr
.turnb Mr. ,reiifitied , .An rell4iXed„ l 4illiit , .. ,
~/r t ottio, where 44. goFfictiii . . 4 ! 5 •: 0 44 1 r 1 __L_'. 4ft ' e t
his death, Mrs. Hunt marri „a„ostaistra ilia
her hulbancile„air. Wilson P. Bunn the
ihtst.A.Merinan merohant.isVhchfkettled ip.st ,
Lcini.,.. Eris . history. is well. ItAnwn..A6 1 00D
rreetied with .the. late John-J. Astor, in the
.. .
settlement of (Astoria.
11. Mrs. Alone L. Hunt in one of the. few de
! beficinnts l, left of , thelokt settlers--xteo- .
141 146 1 lilt t t krite;teuTte old , Fir r
ei,zti,e.zyvznt zid.lestee daV rig by a
tt e
. on r tel l e:B l l l :Cri e Sid d t i i il ltett a t au4l .
fAtir%:.q....eiirti'l= Aare,"
SW ii:S 4 O. 3. ' lit 1 14 , . 0 1 : Ill ?'
, .
•
; 1H.14511 , t • , ••••.1 •1
8P34.0# the
e 0 6 1 044A *WU; ch4: l6:r ds.
thatoliSundailaightjuiltiends
' • -
q. 'M,' his arftdthi4ciitinbitelit . Oitt-:
t
417:14A i reAti*Ati #*.. AC4 4 #
fer hfif steigglatiMPACClAtAt.
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' `O , ,•-•
MEM
. J
The Arlan Traveler -
f a
There are few of o ders who h&vo not
heard the "Arkansap velar" on thAtilinJiz
*conliiosee'or yOfents inipigiatPe.l l , i
.3.•
"
eel. S.C. Faulkner, ttt Littitt. fliVt, who rei
''.:
• trte . foilus . vinristoqiasite flittiiidatin fo
is btiketetile ingtratia 1`11,...ig•-.4'
In the earlier days of the Territory of Ar': ,
kansas, when the settlements were few and far
between, an adventurous traveler from one of
the old States, while traversing the swamps of
that portion of kedn'try, gets lost, on a cold
rirld rainy ; dm? fp itiq autumn 4 the y e }}
Alter winderingftlll leVetilng, anil agrarian
of finding a habitation, while searching for a
place to cam , strikes a trail which seems to
lead a - *Milan hitasein ;that direc
tion_ ,th . 9 noise of, a ,fiddle. Accordingly he
tikisiihe'frkl, sal 'tiriort / aticoierli,`aliddl of
him, rising aterstehectitaberii is.dight column
of smoke, which he knows comes from the
cittrA*oll, aqmat t erligiLi,hp rt , ..ffbs i g he
titidsfltftlfWallpiffellilibln, IlealWilitglhand
Akoom ir t paw...11.0.0,,,0p opi g t r fedl
and the ter only nip( coverea in anti.
He ORS' 44;34440V Nifittallioe an old
whiakylan'el near the' door, sheltered by a
faxie.:baintli!, Nifhicidlillictici. from the eaVki,
playing a tune, or rather the first snatch of a
tune, on an pld, fiddle
Atterliirifitylitethehabitatibnamtitllvound
ings of "cotton head" children, the traveler
. I :l4 4 4 l 4 l PluilPstl6 Iff! VlRlPlVldgt i ti r eP uLt hf I
following dialogue ensues. he bloomer, how
ever,
still continues to play the same part over
and °vets- again, , only stopping' to giro short, ,
indifferent answers to the traveler's queries :
_ , TraNeler—"Goodevertlng, sir l" r
Beastter—"lTosiWyti de, air 1"
Tray.—" Cart T get to stay all night with
you r
al q uat.—"blo, air." . ,
,
Tray.—" Can't you give me a glass of - some
thing to drink'_, I'm very wet and cold."
Squat.—" I drank the last drap this morn-
ing."
~ iTray.—"l am very hungry ; ain't had a
thing to eat to•day. Will you lot me have
something to eat''
Squat.--Harn't a darned thing in the
house."`; '. ‘ ••• •
Tray.—" Then can't you give my horse
11 5"n ( kt,h in .
Hquat.-- 40 i t.Goi . notlin..til te&ii(m on."
Tray.—" How far is it to the next house."
fiquat:44 o •Eartinger, I don't know. I've
never been there."
.
Stu
y • where does this roads* to I"'
' Squat.—"lt'S netts, been anyvebiire sing
I've lived here. It's always here when I gel
up in the morning VI- r.:'
Tray.—" As lam not likly to get to any
,pi t her howetto-night, can't.you let me slog in
yours, and I'll de My horseto a tree and 'do
without an to SIM a drink r
Squat.—My house leaks ; there is only one
dry spot •in it, and me 'and Sal alums on
that."
Tras..,Wily 4opyou finish covering your
house and stop the leirla •••
Squid.—" It's raining.'
- .Tes,4.:,—ni Well, why 'don't you do it when
it is not raining
Squat.—" ltdw,'y leak then-"
Tray,—" Well, as you have nothing to eat
or drink in your house, and nothing alive
abdiffltittailiciWo btit.tibiktren. haws du you tdo
here anyhow
Squat.—" Putty well, 1 thank you. How
d'ye a''yoursotf'
Tray --, After trying in vain all sorts Lir
ways , ro estract some satisfactory infcrrmatioh
from him) " Sly friend why don't you play
the wh.)le of that tune 1 -
Squat.--(Stops playing, and looks up f
the first time.) I did not know there was any
more to it. Can you play the addle, stron
g" 1 "
I rair.--" I . play a little, emaatimes.'•
Squat. —..1 ou don't look much lace areldter.
banding him the fiddle. Will you play , ale
balance of that tuner
The traveler gets down and plays dia.unik.
Squat—" Stranger, come in. Take half A
dozen chairs sad sit down. Sal. gurountit into
the holier, where I killed that buck this worst
ing Cut off same of the best pieces and fetch it
and cook It for me and this gentleman dlanctli
liaise up the board under the head of the bed.
afore you go, and get the old bleak jug I hid
from Dick, and tore Ll6lOOOO whisky . 1 knolw
there's some left yet. Dick. carry diegentle ,
man's home round with* shod, and you'll fled
some fodder and corn there. Give him as much
as he can cst Durn me. stranger, if yttu
can't stay as long es you please, and I'll give
you plenty to eat and drink. Hurry, old
man. If you can't and the butcher knife, e
the cob handle or granny's knife. Play aw -,
, stranger. You shall sleep crn the dry spot to
' night."
i Agar about two hours' fiddling sad some
conversation in which the squatter shows ffis
characteristics, the stranger retiree to the "tit'y
spot."
Painting with a Heavy Bradt. /
A day or two ante we quoted a paragraph
1
from the Belfast correspondent of the Londbo
nmes,
~ „eat they say
of
us
IS
1 0. -
without comment . We revert to it now, o f
because we suppose the slanderous dolmas i s
need -realties hers, but to attar a word of
cautiorr Go the - Beglish press about catchi
up all the Inarediblefstoriss that maybe ld
tei the discredit of our country—whether y
prejudiced writers there, or strolling Am i
cons in Europe. An . 1 Awoken -'
Is reported as giving before an Association or
Irish emigrants some ugly statistics of -, e
condition of the Irish in New. York
r. Thera ware 44,000 pauparstn New Yo k,
all Irish, more than half of all the pau. ,
that city. There were 190,000 , prostitutes i
In New Yorlr; ofthose fl,OOO ware bids wom ail
. .
Women of this class lived at an average . t
four years, so that 8,000 Irish girls were mien
ally made prostitutes: It was impouible to
lay before the audience the condition of lode
ty in New York, which was the most degred
ed place out of 'bell. It was to save the r
Irish from contamination in that huge Bo
that the society was established.
Now we confess to a considerable amount of
pauperism and vies--gulte enough to aw en
us to their cause and remedy; hut sus and
In Europe, the statistics here given are -
*wilily false. There arc not, and never h ve
been "44,000 Irish paupers in'Now Yo "
There were 24,293 Irish nrelieved with oo ,"
during a year, °Minting -all who applied,
haps for the twentieth time; and 4,205 ere
nreleived with money: . reckoned in the . e
Wey. But there' is uo proof that one of his
whole ntintber were "fisupere iti the senst i :t
utter dependence on Mtbliereharityow an I li.
or English audience would • understand the
term. The number of that class , embraces a
Yew thousand, lathe report of the Alms House
shows.
But the statistics of prostitution are till
- More false. "An American gentleman" :
There are 80,000 prostitutes in New York!" he
quarterly Report of the Deptity-Superin zid
t
*Mt of Pollee, for Jan. 81, IM9,4tlttes the n m
bar to be one thousand eight hundred an& la ty
nine, as tint telly returned . by the *tat of
Precincts. 'Which is the beat , author t 7 1
Why, "hell" itself is not so bad as to con in
tbe proportion of abandoned women. assi lied
by ibis libeler Otitis - country to itscomme ial
1 0
metropolis. It must be si.‘ morbid lov of
scandal that prompts the publication of such
statistics, whatever may be' the motive foti tit
tarie g them.
.! ,
KlLLzucit
i Lung Dresses.
The "Autocrat" of the Atlantic Monthly
throws off the following
"But epTifound the rnake-belleve weaken we
t
hilve turned lobie i Clu t r qirbets ; Wher do
play NO? I' v kcn 7 thefe isn't 'il; east
• 9 ,a,t4akhattWoUr , Fq: 14 `#), ugh
di,rf,t, f csim . creat 2144 d heir
, ea, i s e ,Aneen„ or a ~ d uchess
ma r s long • k 4 ia ll en,mtuemiona, a aid
! ~.Tallotorkiiiior t*N. she
mustmake .beraat Ai gtlkiK!ee tiro the
street i viekulg upend carrying) alien ith
her”.4atil *Ws what X loldlhriAlgotrktYLint o
your•bodes , and 'narrow. Making believe
to be what yeti are not is the essence of
nary. .
i
, 8 ow ever ; dirt is the one attribute, of
lul 1 060. If any man elm' Wal he
ttlU one of these won;ten and ste , trh she
l'iiti . uV as atta:geui;'and , rest filietkiiq cam-
Mitt& Vas de a. I A ti tO . • Isiotstrtehot voo dn't
fij v
let one o t s .... 1; teiii • 'heties , •Witheti ser
,y,kag airo,, ~ I , v . i . lii • :.• I# . A, , e avii,r
tilf34atelp , . - ~ .4 9: , A. '''
.1 , ~
m• Dol t '' 04" ta, Prue y n itilet ;sac
rifices the 4 I , ,gf.alc.ovnmo , An . , her
• d,d. - to the .wish pf.,......g a
ma k er a h owo gium't,bertete-At . .404 ,
.d7fh ereifire Ome:thiuga NbididU•s6 *lien
. - /rig. :II ltdhab, ianik-cleanliness is
va
one of these , ' . 1 , • 4 '"b i 1
iLi
Ira tv, vo,:, es - to - show that hei hus
-=ekiio. '' V ; c . O, '''
.4 - •
4 W4 4. 2 11
-41
pea out to , alk, 13 : •t her unpin it before
ghe te ll i' t' ',' e ' • Le :;"'lhere may be some
...r _ 0.. ' /thtit ?+', think it worth disin
*
4:otig . if! ,-,...„.
..; T. ;i. t,.. respectable laundress to
- ea , e.. d ings . _•• her house for her to
i deaL)pth V. i ',l!
. 1 .4 , ..•, .7-
'2 4 Stre . _ i, • qi,.. th Restored.
Ma. JOHN Di • ;:, , N, lfving ten miles above
Pittsburgh, on the ' • ..? ilvailla Canal, says:—'When I
commenced taking lerhave's Holland Bitters, I could
hardly walk,—now I enjoy excellent health."
REAIiACHR ASIS-11FRIUTY.
• -.-
/AID. Si* I. Listsomb,COirmingtitmotays :—,. I have
quad in bwhate'sliollMltiltitters a rentedy for head
ache and Debility. My wife has also used it with the
greatest benefit."
Mr. A.B. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also remarks that.
he has experienced much relief ft cm ifs , 1 180 fer - the
heskmbe. .
; to
,
Arad thortalst.— The Gamine bly Dcauterdvated
Dorrhave's Holland Bitten *put ttp n•hCf pint bottle 9
only; and retailed at tmtv dear ttle. The great
ciamandlorithratrulpee4dwateli retnedtas ind
9 4unia9conts. wkich trovibbqa opld guard Noir*
rum , , . Beware of ositton I :Me that we
iserrthe 3Of &erg NoWe yea boty4
, NNINIJAMAN PdGfechlivoi Ig o o-0 3010 4r 0 • Morey fift
9f Wood.R9twee9 Twat and, Second sts., Pi ~ b , itrgh.
,
DIVIDEND NO ItE.-)Phi Directors of the
MONONWELA-"NAVIGATION COMPANY
have this day dlictered senst-ennunt tdisidend oPM%
-per cent oh the , capital stook thereo&, payable to the
stockholders on= atter theterth Janus_ty lost, it die
office of the Trdaaarei, at the "Norelti" Worka," Ookher
of Grant end Pint streets.
W. B. COPEWP, .nrer.
Pittebur h. Jan 12,1660. all2h
.
WCONTBIBUTOM AZETING. The annual'
Illesitsgethe contributors to the Western pqnn- ,
'Wrists / 1011 PI ,Vilt be field aV the Hospital, eau OAT-1
4.)RDAIf, 1atb,:11(54 Vela*, P. IC, for the purpat
_ol";
&warm Manager, for the ettaulas yew. and wsnS
reports from the officers
• The regular quarterly meetri of the Board will be'
held on the tame day at Wel P. M. By order of
THOM fIaHEWSLIa
an .% President of.Boar.l of Mena: rs.
THE ORIGINAL BLAISDELL' 'BRA'S'
•
SWISS BELL RINGERS,
OB CABIP6SAUXIIA. I63 ,
Having given the infoire :iftd Wntintainmenta in
New y . S2illadelphish Baltimore And fithqr, largo
t • 'llregationd t 6 ate rinthy solleflatibal of
some of most influenthil citizens of Pit:Acuity and
beg to annotinee •
Four GRAND CONCERTS
AT BiAltOlinC .
. .
. .
On MONDAY,TUE6DAtand ViEDNEBDAY Elan*
nett,"llinu42ll44/I.lith nutil.Stb. together n th an A -,
nualooN rEIitrogMANCE, on Wednesday, ifith.inni
for the oonvintenee of school children and others.
ia-Full particulars on the days of the concerts. '
o 0'•
r
- _
gtibettisititerds.
SCOTCH BOTTOM
SHOES, FOR GENTS,
RELLING VERY LOW
To close out, at
W. E.. 9CIUIEBTZ COOS.
if'l3 al VIM rl .. Elll'.
THE fiEST, AND UNLY.4IENUINE
II AV Al 4 A CIGARS,
u Putiburgh, are to be had at
JuEIEPH FLEbtM:O3, Druggtore.
,-15._ norm et Dteinood sod • Markyi:..atiset.i I
AD'i'is'l'RATufts' WAIF, OF 'C . A . B_
Nrr3ivrEinAlB An) I'Ootr3.-tinllnzaDay
IdOltfiiNif, Janus: 11111 . at 10 o'clock, will Iftl sold, by
order et Asinnins tore of the tile" Ate )11. IL Elm, et
Factort. l ol Virgil; e 1147, pettier WOMl'Seltetit;AN the ri
trotheOstrillet Material end TOol,4oo4lon sy gine4
close the Smote. Among the inumetifur tot
gls:dios% are Cane Cher Scalle,Meut WI erty
erery desenphon of Chair Cit 'limit- stste. Itlnnitt
Tilde and Steed L,e4s, Bed Baas, Cut aryl .aaffed - INUR.
W WWII 11114 k andltawatltug. Muted lot of Lq . OW';,'l3
kbonsters. Bonnet stands, Bucket flandlek,
at
Makers' Psuerns Work Benches. Chau Makepit 3 1 i
and Besehts., Chest sad foes, Bile Mandrils. "'4O testis
Bind pape r : BA La Nags, one barrel Varnish. le, die.
Terms is l e
13 _ X 0 DAVIS. MAN:Peri
-,
111 'll - .0.4 . AliVinT - gALE —On sA i
-5
URDAY AFTlARNGUN,Xioluerylath. at 2 dela:it.
will be sold on the p by order of Orphans' Oa"
the lot of satiate on t e north corner of Lrismood
watt and Merry silty, befog 28 feet front otrtouirrtold
etreet, sod extending bitek eking Cherry alley our UM
&red feet SdOrMktAt ISM . , , .
Torms-Duathlrd Gash, and the Salaam to one aed
Gm years equal payment. with teterest. ,
G.l G. DAVLS, Auctioneer;led - RL LA N - E(3IE - Th BCOK:4 AT AA " -.-T
-TION -On SATURDAY EATENING; Jimmy 14,
4141 dent. Intl be sold. ai. the Commercial Pale. Ppores,
No. ha Fifth street, a, greet variety of popular Wisoe
mi
neon* Docdre,new end eissebd•handosoMprildnif the
itagliah and AM4IIrICIII suitlers in general II
Alec, starytard works of Hislory. Theoles.N, c-
Tea t Books in Mechanics ; the Sqetoes, le. y
Baden, in tardy type and superloYMMag, fine Est s
lugs, Ode and ailoted t Blank Booing. Statloneiti.te:
)113 , , J.A. WM. anctoupea
. _
C H 1 LI)REN 'S Goat and Morocco-Batton
W A LKING BOOTS,
of • toI:PERIOR ARTICLE. at
W. F. SCHMERTZ &
No. as Flithiairee4.
ROCS EXt.IS'
Ambrotype and Photogroilb
GALLERY;
eIiBONICLII BUILDING,
No. TO Fifth Streit,
-MAW OPP9EILTZ POST OFFI4
Taro Wins illsalaln and Tara Ilipkinine t awarded :for
ea. jato Sinn Pictures.
.8114illLita4CTUD TO LIFE
ooloted in Oil en Canvas.
air r alooßtilazo, .
cola:Mau* in=ItANT,
POO TEE &LUC OP
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 WATKEi STREET, MAW IILiRKET,
PITTSB USG PA.
HE AMEM-CAN ALMANAC and
il t ofusem Knostiedge r fer lam .tb. art and Po.
stag AM vial 4 9 F. D. Hunting.
tan 7 D. P.
lc.ry o f Four by S. M. Fistulae LLD.
The Liteor
!4, MIN a W.. 53 Wood fairest.
SKATES, &C., :AC
BOY& AND DIENS figATEEA
Pocket Huth,, Tata gists**, Razors, Scissors. Oarritic
flnives r (itinA Mice', Reimlvens, Ammunition, Flasks,
Pemobeis aid *veil article of Ontimr, Fire Arms, AM
nautittioc ind Housefernishlog M , irsre.
OiIaWRIGHT * YOUNEI L
tip 96)F*Og *trek
IBM
.x.o.nrca 8a nurr,
DEALERS IN MANILLA, HEMP, UtErffON AND JUTE
C• 0 D G:E
oARott, rAR, meg 4M) iptlq TARPOLIN
DUCE, Arm
fel(kly WO. 90 Water Street. ,
D R EES INO ROBES AND
ROBE DE. CILIMORES
Suet received for the
HOLIDAYS,
lIIMIHIVELD & SOWS
Men's Furnisiting_WWll ollB %
No. 83 Wood street.
R., E. SELLERS B. -ma).
8. E. SELLERS& CO.,
V , 11414 WAX* .. 40
DRUGS, XIAIi„
_VARNISHES,
BASKS, DYEaTUFFS, &C.
COr. Wood and Second Sta, Pittabsmys.
000 DB WARRANTED.
THE BEST REMEDY,
ND the 4 one that all Doctors recommend
to seoure good health, is, wear thlck.soled BOOTtI.
....,3, , se will keep your feet front the cold.
i ' it it
' .11" AD Eli ,„,..0 11 1; '.l •
.
N. dartt afire'tald, a large stock ot
Ladies Mtnsessluid CWWEleeled and Mk*
Soled goont aq o Zial ta.aom iatei Er% ke lt' Idea*
Boye
autd.You la tam are.
- -211ENSTITY E,&uhleficil=br French
4:Eixts44ittclitteVr pouble sAiLCIVE
CC) s EU'aPtl,o4oErtal *id salsa ;
Awl io , Wglrallia,•
all nimtost...
,woul Qlr to inclosaaninehUsfrirclt; Wore We
hasing elsewhere. . ;
dale . - seam' 808.
- lIIIALIitt It
Agenth r gqwwwpaniiiPi,
Braemixat Magnipikab
!19 .1 4 . 4 11811890 P" -
annewnid P
gatlb .1.
gum
.vr saw
II ' ... 10BM'S E. DAVI&
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,'/, 0 STEAM ri.ralgt;„,,,,
..:V irs and oentera in
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PLUMB •ATv, s. S, GAS FIXTEIMES,,M,, ..",'.
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AND BRASS WORK OF EMERY DEISP.tue/30xl-
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MANUFACTORY, NO. 110 WATER, Ii Ini
1111 elliff , :,4t,4!"
PITT£3B U R G if ,PT.IO N it .' ;A.:, : - - ','":" ' : ...:
wABEIOOIII, 0 1 0003111111111:1 1 17T/Bmtem , ANN 231 ing#, 4,0. At iligekizikr,
AV.'
GEORGE W. SICETIL,
IMIWitt;USTAI4AWI4, UW4I
' Piit'lliirogitillitttibinight, ~ i ,
, •t , • 1 1.; •
M 4till N .i.. 1 A -,t I.. 1. I
VA V I , NG CME,.MARENVING
tor the season?, Lauf/tow prepared tolormsh my
lenstomers 'Rho. ~,,, .. , ,7 ~ I. . . .
- ttitUPEIttua.ABSICLE OFIEBESII AIX.
Initadititibto Wes nattier brandsiiLam , manc,factim
mg.& r#,lr - Mig nhV OR IF'P l a gra a A LE ' P U - t W 4 1 1
=W S l OnP l il 4l i u 136-
...A• . q btit g dy a ifeitg*tiorbOvetage,linhs liftidy
tided thitimedieilfiketilty, for invalids, where
:ftliiirci, , tio tonic is xequired. /Aare Also my.
'celebrated '
.. Ir. 1 , , ~i
•. i wasiiinuure iscyreir t ipft tPc.,Eas - ,
Vonstan „ sr contspritirl yt of BENNETT BITTER
AND Ca NE; POE _ T Arc , BRzog notrr.
Paeltaireirila t eihlr it to the cite. _ eithtlekti
3mxterni W . " ai r
01.01 4 / 1 Prig eal.° l 71 kw",
& AWE
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
- .1
Office, No. 149 Fourth St.,
INIPORTAN'T
THE WWII' sins rffisr cusl r 11,0,6
4Eliniterjditeitrigg,
'COIXBINE , ALL aliE GKXI6.,k/UALit,IB
of, Ilfhpalep.a, Niraqop'ii, ()rover _,t Ilair..er'A, J., itf.
M aud F4l9kAowe's Patents, OD IS LIFEIVITD
• • The hew.PATHINT , LOOPER whh
to theitettachium ( th e.Wileca. k Gibbs Patent,)
t so
constanated AS to
KNOT' EVERY STITCH,
•
Thu& forming & seam which cannot be ripped,. eyes
Monet every third stitch be cut. Auotber feature which
remarkaMe about' this Looper__ is, it =Mot by' inlyros.
beady, MISS A SINGLE STME.
Call mid examine at
fiROVER & BAKER'S
FANILY , 'SEWiIt r IVICIONES!
14w Styles—Redneed Prices.
SHUTTLE MACHINES,
EW LOT JUST RECEI EII,--The Or'
N
ticular attention of TAILORS and SidOEM:#
KEES is called to these Machines.
Office. Cor. totfttrouff Market Sts,
OVER BUMPS' DRY "GOODS STORE Ur-Entrance
on FM street. kinetrirldp
_ _
SELLER'S IMPERIAL
COUGH SYRUP;
Is undoubtedly-the best cough riitinedy of the day, end
is oxistatitly receiving fresh evi4encvei of as efficacy
from persons in every vicinity. Preperea 'by
R: E. SELLEIffi "I Co., '
, .
ler - And volaby Eugistsevemwhere. jai°
.
_ _
ALir PERSONS BOLDING SCHOLAJR
SHIPS in the Hintnimhem thunrietnial - College,
arergernxi to F, W. MMINS, iron City College,; or
HENRY WC di a Airrk, - .3110,. Clitlistreitorith wthrrillir
rengemente hive been made. '
HAT,
'INTRODUCE THIS DAY, INTRODUCE
THIS MY,.
LAIIIM,F)JI4BI,
LADIUP Ftr:l24' •
LADI - Pier FURS,
CHILDREPPS FTLIR4
CHILDREN's FUIL%_
CHILDREN 1d Firm,
GENTS' FUR GAUNTIM •
GENTS' L
Ma lad
GENTS' Frfelrir i TllN 'ET&
PA.01.130N 7 % ravir.soy
• NO. 73 WoOD STNEI3-1
. .
THE 00TARTNER$11.1P hexvicAre 4
, *allx uncler.the Arm otwo. - 14:phaSsommig& -
wee de.wlved by =OM consent on Vig tltit ;ult..
The bdeineee of the P.rarwili be settled by their sweet,.
sorzOdEANS & COFFIN. . .
DAVID lOC A.N tiL/ZL:
WILLIAM MEANS. ,
tURRIEiON A.COFFIN,
Pittsburgh, January &1.2880.
The uudersigned have, =dee the lawe of
Pennsylvania, relating thereto, formed a limited part
natality', as foLlows r nameks: Thefirm under which =eh
partnership is lo.bempidneted. lar•• ••
• MEANS Si. COFFIN.
The n ew mamma the badness intended, to be
trainacWie the WROWIALE GROCERY. AND Witt-
MISSIOR BURDIEBg* audit is to be etinducted, la the
MIT of Pittsburgh. William Biennvresiciinglwthe My ,
of Pittsburgh, and garrison A. Ooftle, reaWing in ; the
Citit Alleghene the GenenthPartrient, and Rita
M (Rees, rod in Reserve 'therifirhip, Allatry
coun ,is the s pecial.pastruir., -The Add , spit
narthas contrikated‘Tiventy Tgymill-• Dollars torthe
COEOMOII stook oriald partite Balk PlqttletlthlP
commenced on the fleabittifir l oi t ' annargivardiandmlli
terminate on the thlrtplirst of-190, lem,
WI MEANS, ,
N A. 0:7 4 P4,
General Parties.
DAVILLAPCSNM4
Pittsburgh, January 2,1800. Special P er.
__JELw
~..-airriutb oaf.
_. . .
DLSSOLIUTION.I-t-tlie A mp .. of W.t.t4oN,
Null k Co, is this clay ellaAalved by alatualboati.
!seat. JOSH WILSON,'
WAY,...PATNE, •
JESSF. W. CARR.
Pittaburgh, December 31, 1859.
On retiring from the Dry Goode But4l.
• tordtally recommend my sucoassersto the pa dal
my_ friends. . WILtIADI PA
Pittsburgh, " December 31_1559-
- • • r •
Co-PkangErtstul . .---The enhaeribers have
this day hunted anovtrtnerehan for the ppuurtppooeetinf
rfireon the .VIEECO"nia DRY"GOOIDEr )31.1811`033,
under the name of WILSON, CLEM & •
UOlOl - k. WI,LSOE,
:J7E:BE W. OAR&
Deyw weATlßimiss.
PittabrUtCh,it,_
I V. 4464114..t•rcer••••: -. 11 — " all C A LDW I2I,
CI A larli 4 tl, 12.4* -
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Bialadoitanßiaa=9M a y, aiL4 otis;
tvsetoi tathlinitaisay &Magi ettq.,
y • Nos.69:Witar,toridlB.Froxi
IVA, ''./ait,-;rattpiAo
tirBLICIOIOOI43,'AND ROVIMst
ibc tiki;
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,PA
NO. 51 FIFTH ST.,
PACH.Boacs & EWING, Geri'l A: is
NEW STYLES.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
SUITABLE CFOS
C 1-317 Etta S 3
ittelitiliervictD Ss
ANotritsON a PHILLIPS, „
ATER" STRY,Eir
•::fro, LBO
• Ilkifift l2 7`litii
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s. JOEINIThaIg, •
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STWIENOW -
ASTIMISMY44 I : I74 LAWS
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NIAIO , II 014441111:'
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••• • • • •.• +•/ 1 - pal L 'tfik
ulbi .A huge 4=p4risneesik stio 6 0J_ 112 41 0 3 1. Y,V ar "
Glaims, especiani far Polak= a# , _ L OP
ttgredbirnproseouta anchvlsilnikrikkopt
peels oriirtweePs• wl„.sl
is NOW lONENEV! IN
71-4k..4g96.
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G3MkTiIV iMiXt-610
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In °Warta - make tom (cm thesprisigitifi
ArtifiERICAN
STKREOBCOPIC 'EtEPOIMIL
*MT •-•-•
308 Broadway,
After Ing9 1 84 1 00 0 1 etnr.4iotter aors
fronkthe lingikasuitaia4
. ,
~. i_, c 4.1 - L."..:
/ME STEREOSOOFfia.kbe-bipst.-IWWO
- intereating,,enteittAhlifg fkasiattill.l,t-liglei
tag of tandem Ibventiorks.' '- - - • -
,-rj":
_.. - :-..•=ty-e•
Waite are4oo Totraftnotieteaold,lol lo trifdaigldt
none tontAPAlklete4.. t0. ,8 41. 0 -10e4geVi , ..MOtlitAiMi
VT)* imne tacompleth Without it, audit inittd, Will
penetrate everywhere.: , .. . . •.1 a - ...s-.V. - wti-l•ff.
It Preterits. to yoargiew, eyery.pert_of thestain an
the relief, pordeekNperepecitye "cif' ShOspn, .n f rltt•
tail, as if y Were-eirthertiFief. ,' • ~., , i l 4,yett•
Photographers' are , twerrwhere , exploritir
Ania r Africiierui , America, la -hear lC -Ot : "Attair.
the beintifal, and thfireabliti of their 'Wit ors. _
- try enriching otrt 4 litoak: ` ' ' o ,,, rvF -. 3,-..`,::.4 ,
Wetave an immense yeriel-efiteperylgewernier t t
angel, Loodon„,Engkiad? WkifivlMl.,„ ,
Franc, Itelgintri.Solfanwttierkin
Varmint - ea, Bt ' Cibitt4-Trontslitebhtatif , . Ittlly,
>trarkay '...ZgyPt,tAthens, 41m-Hetit'•
Crystal . - _ct gra4PO:Aitg!FO.g' . ...,'
1 reign scenes, t4l.llo..fast scent. t • _ if . -
a ot• Paticel l =ht=i t atif&W . ,÷ 4lei rdli
Ac. The effect edifice illuminated - *law! trgistre
, morkeble,. F rei hillieWhigil
Every gentlerevi,oeiiiiltillsia% d
htotein his drawingTgaffbsowtot , JAMAtigthlitt .
on glass, with nunfolomp4tierepecepevebe ‘
ewer leo , scenes liothin ' catebe Mae
one Can.ofter no greater' ttoattlirkffrayl: AtitS:pid•
taretipse anti the beitatifoli., ,:i c • t t5; , *..fv,, , 1.c44,71i,..?
, • AntttonfelmOtkWeette,SPM.K.Wifilrankte
Welt Photogriphinirbinfet: -11%er, - ItrelaM'lntlit •
'loth Plat ofa second, and weerything,n&-wietter.ftrer
r"lndly it may be smaking.,.te r qicteil ee ebeivtrand
-4.105ti11007:44, it A9 ll 4b4eltlifi . ,# , VeWrZTUktgfreS
an addtheinti ialtie„,ter mute be nettoMMlMiWns
nue it adtio the eiteriallf Ilfit'ind mellow .- rit i4iroceie
is owdiscoyety of our owp, sinti,,beD ap&jniiko.
aretoat
rope, we receire_from Xendon , an ord ers
‘. ,dere
' for Anthony ' s Instantaneous ill tit ' 4lihr
, atul Scenery. - . . ... •••z' i -, ..t 11,..','Prz.
Among other things we,..jratre ,inel,mblisheif
semeic ilinetratiomt .of. the Scene, o the N
MEET PRAT.EreffriNGS;iii4 Er - - -
feel an intereat. 'f be particniareof , tiitilt.
~. . lat
- cal orgaigVe.; . , ,' ; •-, ~...-. r, ~, k: i.--..4-f--1.. , re,+.A'''T
OU% CA•TALOtitE, at seld#ets aid pizg.will_ne,for
wardedidenyaiittrese on receipt la. to:* , .W#t
'Parties , tit a distance sending us 4434411.104_14Mitar:.
VA can bare ageod..instosment.wl.,'Alt*OF
th•g may refteoet, ientiV. E4PrOlt ._ 1:4 1 4 .4 - -'
v lift itioneOfithontmetritrium )aeri....,
Parties iiiho ' wish to advimed.:4oreitykuml2
raluubla in the, hue: hus conies ant, =4;,4anwive.
uartios to Blacepnrecor4, anWwewglkapitintelklitad
at our own expellee. • .... , Lt , .. : .!-p,i; . ,,
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Men of trill ftrriPholugatt,l*l6:44Mani"
ting And,delnlnt tenueetneptil% Mserw=
ti out amateurs tittltLeyerythreg necesell.tor - to
ease 'together with MittractknS4finfi.frt tete
pia Pictures." .- i -, ri ..e-.. o ";
-:- ' *—,Agrigit ..
Importer end Me4faiierei of Phelographla wi lfeket.
els, hterejoachpetienct Stitretestplo ytiEs-3,4'•stta
mt.l!ifel•eiviiitti iiiidWaVeikticiti* the** ;ara
lespeetfaily • invited Manske , . ext. , , our
00elfm. 9ur iiieciii9S P*9 OA-YU!. :ikt
_.._ ~_,.., 1.;
To ; g,97O9RAPAPAS , 7- Prlt I:
CAPA ' ,l°
Nenyes.wanted.
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bend by Mail a pritit`trarneunted,Nrith prieinf Wog
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Cut this outifor ,futtp - o,refetrigto4l.l,,' _
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WsaiNG TO REDITOWXY 4 S4OILof
ReatomaPianos, 1 tallsellthefell
iotof -Vs* szoillecontiMend 49,41 ,a rr _Mt and
reodY for examination 4.44 t'34 pc . a.tx tjgaa oi Pr,
_ prieeserataxed to tbenvandttibaiw _ . , ,
-may be assured-that such an op of
.ps,
1 ferod. On thoseiriarkedfor Oda. no , - 101 1- be
allowed.. - t :-- .-a- - • ..,t.. :
Those for Sale on credit, Tares M on rf -wiz,
given, and intuit be 'settled for
olpi i
bra
11
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eity, or of discounts:lf 3ver sent, or ,
,br
P. 2 g4exdo, , .. : - —• _ - ~., , ..:: -,1,4:-? _
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ON 1, talsmifOrltlikk;MoliTha ,, .k.
A new an4Splegant. 7 Wait' Us •
~-,
Nixie.; with all thOlatelt intptotranuinWstatiC
expresly for tneenbeetibettandittilbattiontat*.:.:
Th e factory otAtuaatyle. fa PA tbriettti#-, ',..,Aef
*notheßaf... m. tho-saiPe s j i tile 83 %Titair e ="*" 4 EPPle
Another . . , im it k i signo,fi r :---..c" 40
w Om it on •-4-. 1 1 0 , ; ~..
it 600 TOIKO .. To POupwrilid.9Z :
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mit le Fee when tifilura--44 .-itik
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made bor it, H.. , " Itrgrew,T,
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