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JAMES BUCHANAN
Jar tw:ghh ,, r of the Jottrnal seems to think
.t Li= , ne..e:•! , in life-depends on the amount of
r.ttic, he fr,m the We !rpoke of him
the other reereqnt to hi: , race and lineage
pining 3 pane to per.eente the Irish and
Imteh and l'atholie , .. H exvuse, , himself by say
01,1t ~,r0p.u.,0 ha, no :InCeigry, no an
beyond the mea , ure of its own column,:'
once-try. - An editor, then.
lipy join a party to oppres, and villify a chiss of
i , i7cns to which his father, Lruther, or other
rolntives bel. - ,ng, with perfect propriety, because
• :I newspaper has no ancestry. — There is a
-tinetion for yr.uthat Ho libras never discovered
witi, all his astutruess.
- thr ./ee. ad/. The .tber day it rep
,entr,l , teatilvi a , a far won, crime than
111.-1.::,11 The l'itt , hiirgh ./,u, - ha/
he
t ..:tie party, an.l its ••
:II 11c: wo, 1.1 I,llow whether lie ie
I in , —lrti , •
Th.. I.lip N Convention at
II
111 fl resolution for
eigner., wherein they are classified as pampers
1),"1 i,•1• , . 'X ,lete.,ealhze our people and 41C
our coUntry. -ui.p.ou , tLc "
appr"vo , ((f that rw-ointinn.
the tinwry that he In, no nrww-try lu ran
i'mt ilii< thing ‘ , l repthliating our
has well. It :Teal, iairly for a man
!I•al the DenPwraey of the futon NVith
I,lil III(` candidate, there is no ;if
it all the liter States, or majority of
ill 1.0 e. l ually lundent and wise, we hacr
fea! iii the r ,, tnitti , eleetion. Mr. Ilit
• 1 , 1;11 '1,111.1` ,tr nll the lute re‘ing
Ile ;- in Lia 'mind
II ti:ity and none
•• I I, 11:16.41,11111 . 1T1 equally accept.
' 1 • N• rill and wly,
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• Iwiween
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‘vh , '• act% .tr
hanazi. • !••11••A
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•• , i• 0111 -try in ta,,,r ~f
11 e s 'ill. I,li.llling rt_-tclat Cult 11,111 the pnweed
l• • of ,P! I )etn.•••rlt , held at (*harks
ti, Ca.. i:t. c 44 tltc• tc.trt.tictLc. i,t•ill L. elm
noirqt:Oi roriAt•lll
I .', in th.- n.•\ Prt—ident:al tior,
P.111•11JIDItl, fir•i
tint gt,ttl viritws, l og exp.•
:ail the jll,l ,•I:thit, grim ,`talc upon
1113,41111.T11111,1% 1/I . lllcler,ll . y of the entitle.]
all othi, In tin,. roil of honor.
P I 11 , 1 I, r. rl 1 y t tv.ill.l not
cie Tl i e l'enryylvaniq
Lit mte • lei -t tlwr nrrhfurrs „r tra
In I iriele, a•iil w•• it es My
:4 . :10 , 1 eliirient manage
o.eot. tt he prosperous. The arti
,ii• that we tLn< inadvertentiy published, Was no
Icritten under the spur of revenge for a
(.:1:•rt of a certain individual to de
;l' 1. ••-ilde, the and Steulien
il Certain lettei— at Ilarri-litirg
explain the ri
-11„. C..tatlitiifi r i in l'hiladelplik
ticket t.. thy
th, election.
dviev ,1•••• in Ow
.!. ,t ,iipport
In In 111 nr tlr 11 . I.WII ir I.
1,..0 the klltoW I ' ollolll IVII 4 011 I•
.4 :kV s.
VHF:IION r. - - The N. Y. //, rabl Want , veuy mu c h
name the candidate for :he Preaidrucy. It
t;oe. Law till it was found don't
\,aot t•. take Filltu.re, and it ,eMns 11,,W have
r-u,• nir Fremont. The lucky land spe.:u
1, - .1 he astonished at such an nnexpeclt..l
t ,, .000. and that 25,000 of them
have reached Canada ,inee I F,O. They are rep
re,ented a , being in a very destitute condition.
Largo sums of MOD ey are rained in England every
vent- for their relief
SON.—The French Emperor has got a son,
an.l Algiers a sg. Great rejoicing, of course.
Even in England flap are flying, and cannon
r.•.,ring, to celebrate the advent of a King of
I'lm nutobet of beef cattle, sheep and hogs
:.:ilightered in Philadelphia, for that market,
Ir)thiti the last three months, is 109,670. 70,000
wef sheep; ahcon 15,000 were cattle; the hal
al:KU! hags.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
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play. Jot:RIVAL AGAIN
Th e lea•ling organ of the K. N.'s in Kenineky
IZQUE=I
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Ltvi• Lrrn t,.!•1 1,17 nany wiffi ro.t
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N, f.4;1 011'1(11 1:1111. We bore ma
therAte- w . ..)1 rnn7e ..1 Penn
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La,etin,', urn riCy C. (arid Rapid,.
lod.l n the lOh nit . the pr..ee« , lingr IA
are •.f that
lit res••hn 1.,
\ k \t• It I' , the ri.dit and dory
tit 0..• i: prttitttry rtiftettrig-t. their
.r I:1 :1 . ; • 11.1 meat - tore.: 83,.1 I „.licy tif
.t t•rt, ,itt I t.• ,nail Ct:•• tin tr preference ft,
. ..rry And
-rnnnio!r nuv•rit... sve Irv! upon II tl
hi1N717.1 hy il,nr.v ul l•r• ach ,I . ti time Vit,
.1 - the t.l a lienl..,•ruin.
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nrlc 1rt..1 I.• To,ple
I'm,refor.. 1.
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nt 111 , 11 t• islld I‘l,lld 011
dd. dr , lart• ..11r 1..n:-• 1 , 4 him as lb. bottie
ati•• ,•art•li•lat..” t .r l're,el• ..1 the [Elite,' Star.
. arkneicledge
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- ::.11 p•ppitlarity arid in”riti v6.,rth : Lc hie well kw", is
Sr, t I.y hie e.tate•trianFi.il
[sill ..f the
th:.l -it:lto., hill .•.,ttlpetelt is. ft/I%
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The otnaker of fugitive slaves now in Canada
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Engli,h philanthropists are in the habit of
justifying English conquests iu the East Indies
on the plea thatkt is spreading civilization and
Christianity over those benighted realms. About
140,m0,0t10 in the Indies have now been sub
jected to British rule. The Lase injus i tice and
rapacity of many of those conquests are well
known. Stratagem, diplomacy and the sword
have subdued a great empire, and now the great
aim is to wring as much money •as possible out
of the conquered. Thus the Oude, until lately
on independent kingdom, has been conquered and
annexed to the British possessions; and it is esti
mated that some nine million dollars annually
can he wrung out of its three million people. A
tax of three dollars on each man, woman and
child is to he levied ; and the means to be em
ployed to collect that revenue are fully described
in a late number of the Edinburgh Review.
Recent investigations by a Parliamentary Com
mittee have brought to light the at trocious cruel
ties employed by the English tax collectors in
India. Tortures are applied with unsparing se
verity to all who fail to pay their taxes.
We quote from the EiHnhurgh Review :
XL:N ., 1101 11,1,16,10
The tortures which the eommissioners find to have
lieen employed, are of various kinds, and of differ
ent kinds of severity. Some of them are R. li,•ht as
to amount to a dial, Inure 01101 a menace. som e o f
them exhidit an amount of diabolical ingenuity on
the part of the torturer, and a degree Or moral aba,u,
teen and degradation in the victim. of which our
western taints coo hardly form a eonception: some.
it, fine, are loathsome and indecent, and at the same
li m e so exicrutiating, that although they are set
down nakedly in the report, we must abstain from
any specific allusion to their nature.
The two most common (onus of torture appear to
be the Kitts". Telioigoo called Cherate.) and tho
Anundal, which in the same language is called
gerio
The kittee corresponds with the thumbscrew .ir the
European torturer. It is ft wooden instrument.
,onewhilt like a lepton squeezer, lietween the plat ,
of which the hands, the thighs. [to W,llnen also the
lireasts,] and other more sensitive parts of the
arc squeezed to the last point of endurance, unell
fainting, and even to permarirnt ilisadleinent. In
many places the kittee has been supereeded
more tutu of violently suppressing the hand
under a flat hoard, on which a heavy paes , ure is laid.
emetimes even by the pions standing upon it of
eempelling the sufferer to interlaee Isis fi r. gars . owl
delivvrini: him oxen to th.• iron grip, ot - the
'•.r pold-etnend who sometimes rub their hood, with
•attil. in "Tier e then s firmer gripc. In Lail,
.11.°.es the fing e rs ore 1“•ot Lack till ti,, lain becomes
nnendurnble.
Th e „„,;,,,/,,/ more purely ealttorn tenure.
It ettiv , isi , in tying the ito tut in a st-etiting per ,the•r
true painful and unnatural position, generally with
the head ktreihly 1•$ the feet, by a rope .or
.I.lt h putted round the he4.l; and u h ,l, th e
rorture, however, i varied at the eaprit-et
'he exo ,. nt i on , r. Sotertinuts the 1 , 1,, SI retch i,111.1.1C
Rand on one leg, the other being forcibly tied op
to his neck. Sometime , tile iru told let., are
rt,,11,1y interlaced, and the frame., fiat., violently di ,
forted, i, kept bound up for low,. iu n
little shirt of di-lt•cation. a heti, y
1 ; 64 ij u th e 1, 1* .e1,. it bile !hay brat : end ;1 .1,,
happens that the pt-I,' iii tlwtn , clve , I.y
upon Iho rur nvlu, I- under
, uun•lnd. thou 4.1 tle ilnesse. 1. ,
,h, t hi. dirture under the fier,t.
up,m n number del inhere I,larr.l I,d,•flwr
I+, r ?Iv" • and i . ,•11 • in and Ili: ,
In• if the rtltHlerry, reveal. ,
~!1•T,• • and in the presenci- ,r the t:.ebil , hr nuttive
and of the asisenthleil villager .
I Irca,ilinally a man it till aloft from the
by the ear,. I.y tine hair. aml even liy the ni-nataf•lii...
and the latter in,t a ne, s. is inpiii„..l
, as,tzely Its Is , InLr nway the Inssci , ta, Li, I,r th,
; , .. , trietiri,, n ~srl ~r
1.1 , m, 1.11 the akin, the the
~r 4.ther h:ghlr Proh.ngn.i
ilront•rtinn ;n tho slater tank. , or the riser;
, • , nnl.rossipn 43f the nral.:, the 11: , 41,,, :1:1,1 I:it It 16 ,
Lt' tying A foil .•le.ir natirol thew.
O w n I,pplyilL. , rohl water —.rut G. rail, :1 it , pnirac ,
tr.! rink into th,• bormitg. it ~lth
h••tn y stone: , round the 14,1, : the atn. ka .
lug 111., .1" nose the hair•
thm. every 10• , vetoent it ntil'llded with rain ;
ring a neeklaee of h , nn•s ~r , Ther thsgoeding
ront,rial- ',lied the neck. Thesc are a feu
„f th e miu,r inthrti , ,, de, iYo.I liy I.oor, 0!
riental tprtureA. If we nit tw th-ae
few "[the praettee4 like the,e u,ed at home by ;in,
tours of the turf or the riuz, !or the purpose of ” re
duet tn 7 flesh ;” ouch nn , tarvatton, prel,,ned a, p r ,
Cation of sleep, etunpul.ory mg; up and fat
under a broiling sun : forrinl: ih ,. u'lh.PPY
to run I“tiz dicta nil`, their hand• keing tel to tle ,
axle of a hand[, or youti try earria!:e -no think
, atalogue of t ,, rture, will he admitted t., l a tolerahl . ,
enniplete.
Will it ht. erteliteel, for example, that it I. oat the
••••ruttion 4.. apply to the 11M51 .M. 0.14144 partA of 71,
111 ••r , •9f , .9.1111t othe ,
amiiar reeeptm-le. ,1 i't,y t ,urh a
the, or •:arrieriter Et, l ent , it
;nun' the tesh of the liti.erit •etrerer • Ih t .: in
t'L:rtlo•r reflnetro•nt rrot•lty, kteato 1•• eombitie both
pain sod hutmliation,
tie.] Le the hair to th« !a,1•,! a dottke, or 1,011 ah..
[lnt are orea..-lonall op 11th the
n,.1:, rdr ' And that it I. nil ••nlitl3r. pet
Viii hipper or powdrred int , the • r 11 .1-
trik apply the-e and rotai!, trrtatm: den
"thi•r w:Q too re, oltetig to he Olen 11011«1 r4 t ,
SllO3 IS it Speciinen of the cirilirrttoitt
awl Chritttittr.ity that 1 - :ll7,!attPl ti,
into conquo,d Ilindn tan. 111 , 1 iht . `Rifle pill
!antilr , plS , lc up 111.•ir 11:01 , 1^ in 1191-1,
-it the ctnnrr of American Jncrrc . An•l thi
left,l a I.,ng w6olse.l
-ily I nrine% and fic.iliirt•
V. , ,E1 I cpli.PrVP.l iu yulir valual.',
per C-1er.1:1% ren.raks :tn•l
•-•‘,lently desig,ne•l to thonag, and dt•pn•rmt, tI
'hi,' That ,uch
11,1 , 111‘,11• t -1,111,1 appear in the Po-t 4.
or.ll thu .olvent r,f the new Prettident an
adniii,i , tration of the allait , of that Company.
wa,, , tile somewhat Furrrit.in; but that any
one a'il h even , trdinarry preten,ion,t., a ..•011C(1,
iut o r e m, tdooild indite the comm.:
nication in , i destion, pas-iitg strange. Should
the odjeet deigned dy the article have any ittllit
ettee, it i- the individual stockholders who are to
suffer, not the Land holders—the latter to. .t.
Clire heyond all cuntingenc„,. Throe of lodder
to a r.on+ideralde extent cunsi=t of our own it.
7( . 11 4 , pe1,011,1 retired nt
intere-t thi. poiscuied arrt,w 1, aimed, though i t.
hearthr-• author find lit the , (duel that it
will fall littrinless at their feet, and that ',nett an
alien to every gener , usin..tiuct toil noel
with merited se,,rn c,,ntertipt u , hi. “nly rr
wand
he ostensible tib . ject of this Want , ,, attack i •
based on a comparative st at men t of th e e on .
of the Pitt burgh and Steubenville and Ohio and
Pennsylvania ltailroad Cutup:lnks
Now i: will be sunicient for the present and
any future reference It, the question rained hr
your cut respondent. to state that the ()hi. and
Pennsylvania Itaiiroad, within a fractiiin te'
hundred tniles in length, has Moen I.tt'it :it. I
rwrirpoff at an vvpendittice f adolit
thou-; ee l dollar , per mile. flat it, tile:onto fr.,,
1 . 11:::2:111, passenger, and inaik, for the last tr.
year , . has averaged ( , el.l . 4 .11°
each year, with a prosp. et „I,•,“‘timi,,i
tar the little t. , WIP; ,-1 1 will pay interest iiti
all the indebtedness, mid > per cent. to stock
holders.
Look at that picture and then at this: The
PittsbntHi and Steubenville Railroad has been
building for upwards of four year , . It is :Omit
forty miles long, and there has been expended
on its construction, as will appear by the la,t
annual report, nearly s4o,taat per mile. with sdx
miles only out of the forty on which the track
laid, and not a rail purchased f , lOl for the thirty
six yet to complete. Of course it has never
earned a dollar of income, and compelled both
city and county to pay the interest due by the
Company. And yet its friends compare such a
Suer, work with UllO earning a million of dollars
annually We can hardly conceive of a case if
deeper malignity than the article referred to,
for we can see or comprehend no possible advan
tage which•can accrue to the Pittsburgh and
Steubenville Railroad by depreciating the other,
unles, it be the indulgence of a morbid and
jealous sentiment, which no one need envy.
OPPOSITION or MARS,—On the 2d of April the
planet Mars atter an interval of more than twen
ty-five months, will again come into opposition to
the sun and to its least distance from the earth
during its present revolution. It therefore on
that day will rise in the east as the sun goes down
in the west, and even in the twilight may be rec
ognised by its brilliant red light. Indeed, for
some time past it has been about 8 p. m. the most
conspicuous object in the southeastern sky.—
Boston Times.
PeAcs./--lt seems pretty certain now that the
European war is over. Peace, it said, is con
cluded. We shall have to believe it soon, though
to us it has seemed improbable all along.
.
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•lINGLISII RULE, IN INDIA
M.ln:t).• I
Ohio and Penna. Railroad Company
li.•
Burr na 4, i beg to say,
on the pal t iif those liavitig charge of the affairs
of Company, that they cannot accept the
issue of a 7.C!COUS correspondent of yours, who
appears in this morning's paper, to wit. "Ohio
and Pentuiylviinia Railroad vs. Pittsburgh and
Steubenville Railroad. - We have just as much
as we can do to mind our own affairs, and we
prop-se to confine ourselves to this duty—pro
vided the indiscreet friends of the Pittsburgh
and Steubenville Company will allow us to do so.
l do not think the article of your correspondent
removed a shovel full of earth or drove a spike
fir the Pitt,lairgh az - ,ci Steubenville Road. On
the contrary, it was au attack on Railroad secu
rities over the shoulders of the Company, which,
if it have any effect, will be injurious to•the
cause that it was intended
,doubtless) to help.
And. if you will allow me to say so, I think such
attacks upon the credit of one of the most im
portant roads to this city. and in which these
two eitie ,, are stockholders to the amount of
$1;00,00u, ,heuld he well considered by the Press
before giving circulation to them.
Does your corre.pondent see where such argil-
Went- lead Does he suppose that the credit o f
the city. on which he depend , for completing the
p rla.l, is going to he improved by proving
that she will soon be called uloon to pay the in
terest on the s:2isi,tatit bonds issued to pay her
subscription to the stork of the (thin and Penn
sylvania IlAih,ml Company': four eorres p"-
dent In his warmth has perhaps said :Hid inti
mated more than he really intended: but the
Drift of his c , mununicalion is two clear to doubt
which way the curront rum-.
desire our fii,ll,l of the I'. ee S. rood
remember Uncle Toby's parting benediction to
the tly, and allow un to go in peace.
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1 - oo New York Cqurt of .1!.1,0:6-
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irt,t, betwoon ,a oh 21.§r , o\;-lice 1111 . 11 it
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cNcept T. - the f-rat pr,e•c•-•ling
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th•• , yal High
11,•••I,e •t• ,11 1!••,•rwc of the Itt•ltriati-,
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If •• f". tal Ilielnre Prince
llTert th,• I
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1,,f Nlc•k!eniqtr,; Str,-!;",
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11,.y Ar • • nwf,•!!y e%ptin-ive, ay the
1.-t ;nes ;•••tiorne•l tt, Par!
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tool tic NV. Mids. It is 3 Ilitt.t
etitill•dy %Odell I in ho ti•-;itivii to hy
tto•ii-•in t‘t• a ,•1 it ill thio city of
a nd leipt thirty yont- lu thi in
.l., an injury, or inturfere
with 1.1,s -i,.1 lit . - o-cyli,ll. , ifi-.. It tun,le Inge
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r 111.11.1 • C,• l. 111,C,
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A stvlit vrtt.- \Aloat lade t,r gent!,
511'151 Wolliti till ler the , 111,•.•f a.I -.a.grr.•-
hie breath 5. hen •• ••/
tiq ,1 .1011611'1,, N 1,11 1 ,1 U:t
fi.11,11•1' It QWer.t hut !case the teeth while ala
ba.ter Mally 1,4 Not, .i.s n.,t 10t,,w their breath
I- had • and the vi t t..wet delicate their frietpl,
will never inenthot it I'•-sir a -ingle.lraq,
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flight aril Itp.rffitq. 1 tirty eon( I.i-i
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fr , ,til ii , kil..l4 . 3vii:v :I ,Pft. it l r. , l'at
t.tw,•!. 'r th ree t i rol ,„
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V I sop NI 41 , F. I: \\ I y..tir • lilving-bru,if
.22 1.226er 22'121 . 122 .0 - Cad!! •Iter pt“ir oli (W 0 .d•
r • .pr : 1Io),1:111 , 1
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"ott I ..1111•1 . the , •perati,tl
•Irt ..n]y II:I% cents.
arid .\. Fttllne
~t„re
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Psitis FAstii..Ns I.\
Tile tmrn,pundent of the North American
in his last letter. .11. V • :
“For the last few year , powder lots been much
worn both in the hair and uu the skin. We have
had under monarchy and the first empire, white,
pink, gold, and silver powder, but it was reserved
for the reign of the i-econil empire to introduce
powder of pulverized This extrava
gant luxury has been actually worn thb winter
by some of the eicy,int,l of Parisian fashionable
life ; it gives a beautiful lustre to the complexion
and nothing can be more hecotning than the hair
lightly powdered with this precious dust. It
calculated that a sufficient quantity for Ull even
ing's toilets amounts to ninny hundred francs.
We are told that •'patches” on the cheeks of the
belle of a century and a half ago were assumed
in order bi give consolation to a princess suffering
from natural eruption ; certainly, the fair com
plexion of the beautiful Empress cannot serve as
an excuse to rover the hind taQtes of the dames of
ourday,who are endeavoring to revive this unnatu
ral addition to the tnilette.-
\ INDEX
Physicians of extensive observation and practice
say that saleratus tends to produce debility in all
those who use it in sufficient iontutity to have any
effect, unless they have some disease that requires or
is mitigated by its use. Saleratus is not in] aliment.,
but a medicine: and no substance taken into the
stomach can operate as a medicine, or be harmless,
unless the quantity is so small that it can have no
effect, except it is adapted to remove or palliate wine
diseased condition of the system. Chemically, sale
rates is the bi-carbonate of potash ; and potassa, as
well as all of its different combinations, are anti
phlogistie --tending directly to diminish vital energy
and strength of action in the sunguiferous circulating
system.
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Fh .
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G. W. CASS
t!:e highe't
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, i1).1 ery
k•l' , izai I, in I: ISt 11:c,
441 iii
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B Worms I Worms I—A great many learned
treatises hare been wiitten, explaining the origin ob azel
classifying the worms generated in the human syitent.
Scarcely any topic of medical science has elicited more
acute observation and profound research; and yet physicians
are very much divided in opinion on the subject. It must
be admitted, however, that, after all, a mode of expelling
these worms, and purifying the body from their presence, is
of more value than the wisest disquisitions as to the origin.
The expelling agent has at length been found—Dr. M• Lane's
10. forfug,, prepared by Fleming Bros., is the much sought
after specific, and has already superseded all other worm
medicines. its efficacy being universally acknowledged by
tin,lical practitioners.
Purchasers will he careful to ask for Dr. NI'LANE'S CELE.
'MATED ER3II.MiE, manufactured by FLEMIN6 111105.
of Pittsburgh, In. All other Vermifuges, in comparison, are
worthless. Dr. Mieue's genuine Vertnifuge, also his cele
brated Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable Drug
Stores. None genuine loitiona the signature of FLEMINO
BROS.
Alto, for sale by the solo proprietors,
FLEMING BROS.,
Successors to J. Kidd k Co.,
innr29:daw) No. et Wood street, corner of Fourth
tar Mortification; the instant a plaster is applied
must cease, and vigor is given by DALLEY'S PAIN EX ,
TRACTOR'S galvanic effects, and except the parts are de:
composed they will won Le restored to their natural color;
but if so, the contagion, Influence will Le neutralized and
arrested. for mortification cannot proceed wherever the
salve lie laid on. and new flesh will certainly be generated.
PolSoN FROM INSECTS, REPTILES AND PLANTS is
rendered quite harmless by rubbing in instantly a quantity
Of PALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, and lifter it ha. swollen,
and livid spots are visble. Even tie n, like the vidtalc bat
tery. it will directly attra - t. dissolve. and metamorphose the
leasining intlineue. At the sting of bees and nariquitoes,
tie instant it htchet, you tLo pain ends. The bites of ralid
:mitosis also are 1146pevoilly neutralized.
N.au• gotmino with,nit n Mt,...l•llltite eugnrvrl Intel, with
igli.iLurus of
HENRY 'DAILEY. Nlntalfacturer,
U. V. CLICKfiNKR & W, Mautafactilmra.
Sidi! at 2.5 cents per Los by Dr. I.IEO. 11. KEYSER, 140
street, nail by nearly every dealer in medicines
tlinin4lniat the United Suit.. All orders iir lettorli for he
l. irmation iir advice, to lie to C. V. K LICK EN Mt
New York, itilrAnduw2w
ti s • Names and Dates Sro etwatial to the
..! all .ha tuneata, and by the!, me, ot he r. provfa.
th e B a y e r? Syrup ! Liner-wort, 7ltr, and rale
:attisfactorily eatta.habtal. Allll/Ilg tit. a bo
mithal h. its ront.alial ellert iu Cough, C.,1.1a,
i'114.11. 111-• early sta.grs of Consumption, 'Ater Complaint, A-e..
se find tiro wan,a of learned Professors. Alinisters of the
gentletnen II the Bar. l,7rrmints of eminence. Allied
,an awl Foreign Conbols. and by a glance at the fulls
phlei, ill the hands of gent.S. Lite uwurn. residence,
itilt,•r• of these distanguislnal iudiciduxls will found. If
rmil rise front the is, mud ,)1 authenticated
inerethilona, he most Ir iruw.ennnLle n. all human
See ad vertisenient
Ili - For • wholt.sni. and rotail, by R. E. SELLERS &
c.rber 1111.1.50-0.'14d streets.
,5.141 abs o by II V.NDKILSON & BRO., Liberty street; H. P.
St.'lilV&lrr'/, and BIieKHAN! & MeIiHNNAN, dlleglieuy
ntle29:d.hwlls.
O i l-Sands' Remedy for Solt Rheum--The
of this nieditimt in curing Iliaertae of the
kin, inch an Stilt Rheum. Riot( Worm, Itch, Scald plead,
7 , 111)1. i'l4.l . ltlAttf , Att, t,t withitat n 14u,liel in the hixtury of
r, .1.•,1,. ‘t tltin igt tr. 4.1•1 vex terminal ing dineoor. It,. pe
t: p..,. pill-illy liortulep, nod may be applied with safety
(I, !Lai if on tiifaut Alasrg 'dom., currx hog., been cf
I.y rt w (thou( a ough( failure Sands' Sanutparilla in
I 101 , 4 t , 11.1.,1 tn. throw out the unhealthy Immo( n
ft -xi the gyilcie. a twit I,y applying OW Salt Rheum Remedy
-11, !idiom eniiiylm i.Road upon a itpecily arid pet to
Pr•port,l awl by A B. A It tiAN IMs Druggints, 100
Folb ',tn.-L. Nvw
a 1.,, by Y 1.1.11 11Fti and by
041124:1w
L• Llkter'.. IMPROVE ° LIN., P 11144 /Old IMPROVED Venni
! . lit I Whit. Corentetlen 1.411 P
IJI. tJt•part-t! ot,it ly Mph r ettietrytotittn of Dr. I. Scott.
tr,lll.Lo Itletheza gratle..t.•. Phy ..t exten.he DIME.
1.1. • N•tio• genuine. enle tat itreptuttl Ll Itt I :Lena A Co..
Denk Al.tryputt•t% n. Virginity.
Irr Al.-Latte'm Int...won Vet mil aye ye mid IMPEOVEL Liver
D.,...111DD10D11 by et.rttnente of C. tir Louie, for ad., by
Lot ne t :fete and AlervitenD every where.
Dr .; v,u, 11 . fi EysElt, 111.5 W... 1.1, WlLelttrale Agent.
Da. J. P. PLEATING A I log y , Itejlnwl
15"h..1.-sale Agent. Jail.k we pc
ai- From the N. York National Monitor
..1 February 24.-11 Y4tat Vatoll—Dr. Curtis has done more
to .0.1-Ittollite 1.11.• ue lion of humanity afflicted with lung
.. , ftti•l oat', than any her priwtithoier of medicines that
'tri:ooJ with the secrets of the anituin steditzt, for the
con tor v. In the invention awl perfection of an instru.
tent tier tall marry to the Tanga a medicine in the alutptt
.1 a Niftily Medtratnd taper, which seta directly on the
feieo-e, and n as hitherto, Ly sympathy. Those who are
trouLled unit dieettnes writing fami disordered lune, will
thrir luttlrettl4l by giring the llygeon Vapor a trial.
f:intuog—Dr Crania' li re.tau is the original and only
genuine arucle. itor'ben3wilsw
Cue - hy will yon Suffor. RELIEF CAN UK
Fri K SI I. t 'STA I N Kt flare ylou n Sort. Thrust, Quitt.ty,
I:l,t•ttitti txttt. N.llrttltritt, lt,tteltitts, Crttitt.. Still Jttlutts. Fr t.(
Ittt: IIMI. $1 , 1 . 11.111, ••I talus to 1,31:1 part of tltur tt3 ste tit'
rro I.• nt parr, , by 11(10 g tht• wool lt..noliftil
mil IA 11/ (11 , 11,, Il°td l'trrtr.prittn prrpart4l
! , y I Ir t'l7. n t.pst n, Ca. , ;mid for ottt• chest',
ntt.l In fir K EYSEtt. Ito W,..1 stn . . 1 1 and
. 1 A. 4. I' FI.KM I Nil. tt..a., It. It. Der•t..
ri,•.1114"1/ t It) 0,11111,$ of to-.13..11 pap, r. 111.3.r4.1“,
CO - - Batchelor's Bair Bye -- tv.t let the
•• it • ..f .ether deter oln U greett
..rion.tl. AISILANTIO nu, nevi Ind Ilinctory. Mn!.
:vet ..r upplte.t. 11ArotEwic8, tin utue privet ,
T”.•otn: 1.11-uodurty, Nev. York
wh••lowtb and ref nil, by Ir. Oro. 11. K tiB[ll, 140
truot. rulf2i.lwrlaw
Od - Slockingll and nobler." for Winter.—
I f IA hill )0111 4.1.1 t 101.1.'41 with 1.1 and short
you will Utk.• our adricr and W. ti, C. DALT', rot
..I Murtoit and Fifth .trw•t, and buy num. ,if thin,
7.111 t,o 5t..4 king" 'ilia multr your fort fool nieu nml
.1 t 141.% Al., make. nitd ardlit errry veriiity of
ilsul y.•u rail uliolcuale mid rotuil. '
~.nu•mlwr uorurr of Mitll.4 rilloy and Fifth
at.;
at No. 164 Wood street, and ex-
Son HAIN sa , llVrersa CA YR. Junt
• n 'nig.. lot ••f SltnittJusi, art•l ntyl, ••(
rnpn, net! Ito. for rank Nlortulx S (Jo., IM
MIME!
4gr lint., lint 6.--W.- laas,•Juvl
: 4 'l'l LE :•11.1i ,41,11 mill he 1,1,1, on m,1„..
tt—n, g..al .rt elr. (1111 and pt.-,
910KGAN 9 CO., It 4 W.... 1 +I
44^ 'logo; II the Latteelt ,olee ..1 If iTs
.o.i cll., pori chenp, for ent.ll. fr o m
WirtflAN 00.. No. ItIA Woo• 1 ittmet,
Next 11,,ur to the new Church,
Oho door trout Sloth strellt.
MINSFIELD SEIII IRV
AND
Allegheny County Normal School.
I ( , ur miles (mot the city, near the it/n(1101i
Of the Nolt<s:on•n and Washington
Plan A Roads.
B M. KKRIt. A M.. Superintowlent.
I Its. M. A. K ERB. Prinripil Seminary.
It It. St'lM I F:IISON. A. M.. Prof. Laa,Rnal;.•r
rut: siiiii•ruitendiint, will r.-opeti
iN.niiiiitry anti Norninl for 'renclirrii, on 'CUES
Li A 1. tI lli of April °ex'. lx.th
Imittril In the banilr llf
i-iii,ritett•tilletit. toit.rdittg ill,:I, oLGdn,d la Iho
and ctrinily, ett (nun .S 2 $1 •
IN ADVA
li...riling. Lodging mill bight
Tuition, fr.. Int I, 11l is)
Own.. d•xlring 1., limp:try fen [.•.chitin, c.:w
ride, milv lOweelu.
t the rl „ w•.d tliiarter.
tun. will lie delis ered Term. ul•m ilsi. As I id
T.. hing.
I rt her in formation itil.lress
B. M. K ERR, Pittsburgh
I)UOPOAS LS FOR 'TIE PURCHASE HE
A FARM FOIL TI IF: USE UY THE IXt ANEill IS
I•ITk I. -- The Managers of Ow Western Pen nsyl van is
s I " hereby in% Ite prop, rails for a FA KM, containing
ft rii.ts to Hundred Ivrea To I, situate cony e.
n lea I I m.O rail way loading inW the 'ICY of Pith". fglli
ud •t.• e“ill ant liteilities for II full 0.11,1 abundant supply of
M at, Soil ULMd to he appropriated for the 'Teeth.n of
ahli• huilding% and arconiniodat ion for the lusxun „f
Wester Penns) Ivan
Tht• VT.P11,41.6 will tante the :limber of 'wren, pries, terms
of payn,sni, qunntily donated, tmlnililM.ll or SUFI, 11111.1..•
rule and prtglorMrll of wissbland.
N,, l un d, uee,l t„, offered unless containing FM :MLIMIFLIIt
mpply wr milt. NM. water.
Proposal% luny tn. addressed to “JOIIN HARPER., Beak of
Pit tsl.nritli. - on or before the 15th day of Aprll next.
It is tliat those desirous of aiding in the establish,
1.1,1 of this benevolent Institution will ire to thin notice a
r.‘ 01111,1•• I,,tlSith• TllO . 11AKEVV'ELL,
I'll Pil .iirgli Nl
, arsil %L IMP. (up'2:d24..ltlv)
NEW . BOOKS, b..—llowsehold Wt;r • ds for
April price. :X e.
,
Putnam I, April tlr.
Gorky tar April
I tar.,
,;r,than, i 5....
K niek..rhoaer for April
Yank, NotionFi
Schooltillow
Peterson,
Leslie'e S. Y. Journal•• .
.. ... .
Rogers' Table Talk 90e.
Miss Murray's United States and Canada . 90e.
Panorama—by J. O. Whittier 4.5 e.
India, or the Pratt of Pearl Rivor $1,12
Courtesies of Wedded Life $1,12
Italian Sights—by J. J. Jarvis $1,12
Christine, or Woman's Trials $1.12
War in Kam. $1,12
London News for klareh 15th 2Ate.
London PIIIICiI, 1 2e .
London Times, n 10c.
I larm.r for Febrnary, 1858 t.k.
Persons who want new and readable Books lower than
they can be hail elsewhere, come TO
LAUFFER'S BOONATOR .E.,
ap2 No. 77 Fourth street.
, 7 11l GLO E Alexandre's & Petit' 8
.1 - all niu4l and c01 , ./nl, 111
L. HISSHIFELD & SON'S,
No. 70 Wood street
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DR. CALVIN M. FITCH,
AVING JUST RETURN ED FROM
Etl3.orE, would annenace to Ws isaimits, and ethers
In Western Pennsylvauis, that he will visit Pittelnirgh early
in the ensuing month, and that those wishing to avail them
selves; of his system of treating
Throat and Pulmonary Diseases,
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS,
By Medicinal Inhalations, Mechanical
and Constitutional Remedies,
Will than Imre uu opnortuuity sum U.
DE. FITCH will remain in PITTSRUGH from
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL THIRD, TO SATURDAY
EVENING, MAY TENTH,
During whirl, time he may be , omoultrd doily (So rx•
reined) from the hours of TES TO l f at his 11‘.m.,
at the
For all forms of incipient or seated DISEASE TUE
LL NUS, and for all derangements of the system
or giving rise to Pulmonary Disease, particularly
Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, and Fe—
male Complaints,.
Persons wishing to consult., but unable to visit DR. PITCH,
can do so by sending him a written statement of their case,
to which a protopt answer will be returned, giving opinion
of case and stating .•x.pense of treatment. A PERSONAL
EXAMINATION ALWAYS PREFERRED.
associate, Dr. J. W. SYKES, will be with, to
assist him, during the for last wee •lis of his appointinenL—
t lo deairable that pers.ms wishing, his treatment, should
,nstilt him early, that be may have them in charge as long
as possible..
Mt. CALVIN M. PITCH Wishel4 it exprer.ly under.t...l
that he ham th, longer ally with Dr. S.
FITCH. and ‘votild all attenti.ni to the dint. Whivil he
tomnil 1110114,1 F ttidlod liptm to ruhilnh ..n hh,
turn trlgn Europe. inh24-.Ltw
SHINGLE MACHINE.
Kendall's Patent IMPROVE I)
-Double Acting River Shaver.
THE attenti,m of Shingle and Lumber
~peculators is d 0t1..1 it iirect,l to this in
vuitiable inveutim, is HOW the public an
LI fir:.: ninl only In-Aetna! machine extant, fur !tiring and
Slaving Sitinglys.
Varions cutting and sawing machined have. Levu inv on t,,,s
fur tithing Shingles, but it in a well known fact that Shin
cut or sawed aeries the gram are quite to,, Sanely for
cooling purposes. Numerous inventions hate recently ap
pearisl for riving abli shaving, and these have all been con
h• (1111.1 to Y 10111104., from their imperfect inetli,4l of riving.
which an/shit/ of splitting Irian the side of the lihs-k but on,
alunkot invurinbly runs off. Thin difficulty
entirely obviated by
KENDALL'S MACHINE,
Which first splits from the nide of the block a [deer Mid.
.•imitgh tor two shingles, which Is sliarat.•d in the centre,
and by means of elastic guides is.rh part is conducteo
through a lour of appr.ikonating knives, which completes
ih•• operaLl ; thus pr,..4ticing two shingles at every revolt.
um,
'nth, machine will rive and shave (You] the Wick dire,
th moon! slunzles Is, hour, of uniform thick lasts arid taper.
euprrior in solidity and duralaht) to those unido by hand ut
any other prIX:(1.1.
Its I pperutiumi are by wi meat. confined to pine and oth,
soft wood, but woiks to equal advanm, oak, m an,;
en ry other description of timber that ran be split.
The workings of the machine can be examined at 11. 11.
Ryan's Furniture Buildings. Fifth street. l'itbduirgh.
To timber owner,. shingle dealers, and 100,1 of enterer,,•
this upetlfl a new beld for gpocularion, as there is 110
al, ...bolt eStalit.
The machine occupies but a small epaeia, le of durubli• eon
nti netion, and coats but about two hundred and eighty d„,i
I..rs, and a man and two bop, can make front 20,U0U
shingles per day, with about three - borne power.
Fore right of territory, ur machines, inquire at No. 31 Fiftl.
ktieet, or at the City Hotel.
OR_ Alt natidid information will be forwarded by letter
w 1.,.... denim!. !nth:ZS:2ml ADO AlltA S 1 KENDALL
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK,
IMPORTER DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOAIESTIC
No. h 3 Wood Street. between Diamond
alley and Fourth Street,
SE- Tux nJ.arril. r u oow ..paning n 1701
lava! id (”ren.nri and .I.aneatie Ilardware, all nvw.and will For
v.1.1,al as g0...tit...11as as any oil., lt,,mum- 111 thin cit . ,. 11,
ut ill ucluta), k.v.p ou hand n gu , il.-1 - 10 uur. ,,, timmvol of
11.1R1311 ARE, lIPENTERS' 'ft
T.. 1, Lich 11.• (dull) an it,. the attvntnal II punduw.r..
NI FA
) F.41‘... IN TEA ST(
)N} In FAST OF THE EXCIIANOI: HANK
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Pa. Mims] duvet (mm the liaise - ter, Ibr CASH. rb•
“amists of all the thflt.rent tlun,rn and gtmles TY.A
,m,. , 14 t. the Amen, an market, and
SOLD 111101.1.1:3A1,14 AND DETAIL
AT Tilt
V Fail" LOWEST ( . AA II PRICES'
PACKED TEAS, ITT Cl' IN NIETAI,IC PACK
A.ltiMest.ressly A,r ill, trade.
TFI.IO I OF All. OIIALES.. DT TIIF, 1111,F I'llEll'
00FFEE, CIIOOOLATE of the 1./. - 1
kir nail..
lunc exportviii, in the business IA a sur.• guarantee that
eary nrtirle 5..1,1 will he PA TiipTriir
A , IENT, s, a er, AL Aeemsrstmer, Tilt S ,Li:
JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES. S. .1 AI . ES.
l'ittahuralr. March la, IsMi--(ba1t?...5:2110
HENRY H. COLLINS,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
=EMI
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
M E ' I 1 A N 'l' ti ,
Dealers in Wool, tildes, Floor,
Ate A D PRODUCE GENERA L L
Nu. 75 NV ATER STREET, PITTSRERGU, PENNA.
KEFEMaNVE,
Spring., Ilarhatigit, httott'll Ail,. Wells. Wellmvill.., (116 i,
J. 1.. Sc-t.i. 1 Ob.. ... NI. 11art 111.
K.. 1) J ttttt ...C.1.Cr1it..141..1tk !lii4.llA ot 11..rstiti,.. Phila.
1, 1
4,1.1 1 Co., l'ittolkurgit. Barnet, N.,Lut & thLrrae.n.
J,...ith K Eldetcet. hollio. Phila.
Timinna It 0,1 n,, Burikt.rn. lioltne fa 0 , 1111 , 11. CillCili Mai.
•
[ k bl. Iyi,A. D. Itul l , rk.k C. .
W I 1,1,111111 S & A
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Tubing,
A NI) PITTING G RRAI.
For Warming and Ventllaling
44- 11 . d A. will contract for Vunti
1,. stiunn or !lot VY nter. 1'i1"•...r
rwtoriuw.
G•urt II uur .I.ittlw, or ll.aula. Nu. '25 NlAltlik."l .
l'itteiburgh.
BICOX 11111 S, SIDES AIIESIIOIIDERS,
LARD, I.ARD OIL,
DRIED BEEF,
SUUAR-CURED 11.111 i
CANVASSED RAMS.
A largo stork always on baud nt
No. 297 Liberty Street,
PTITSBUROIL PENN"A
PEARL STEAM MILL,
ALLE N Y.
/fir FIA 'UR DELIVERED TO FAMILIES ii either of th.•
eitlll4.
011.Draa may In. left nt the Mill, or in I.xeii at the stores of
lAXI AN, WILSON & W., 1,2 Wool street.
BRAUN & REITER, ear. Liberty and St. Clair atreeta.
IL I'. SCHWARTZ, Druggist, Allegheny.
TERMS: CASH, ON DELIVERY.
13'29 EIRVAN, KENNEDY do CO
11 1 LOUR, GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AI) 1' RODUCE (IR ERAI, I, F,
MEM
JAILS titiltlt. . 1 R.
KERR & HUNTER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
--A !I
SerSTICAMBOAT AGENTS,-ija
No. 27 /..e.m., twOcern Pow a nd
fobaldapely I SAINT LOUIS. Ms.
JOHN COCIIRA.N & BROS..
MAN CFACTUILERS OF
IRON RAILINGS, VAULT DOORS
WINDOW SHUTTERS,
• WINDOW GUARDS, &c.,
Nos. 91 Second Ct. and 86 Third street.
luhl2) PITTSBURGH. PSNNA.
WM. F. JOHNSTON
JIMIN GRAHAM,
(7EO. W. JACKSON
W 6.M1T11 W. W. R. 1111.c4ER.
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER,
WIIOLESALE GROCERS,
122 Second and 151 Front st.,
mit 17:Gm Pittsburgh, Pa.
EUROPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PITTSBURGH.
Passengers brought from the old country to Pitts
burgh, and moneys remitted to Eurqpe. • inostil
Fresh Fish 64 Shell Oysters
JUST RECEIVED at the Excelsior Restitu
rant, where all the delicacies of the sec
eon can be obtained on the shortest notice, and 14
done op in the beet style. and at satisfactory
price, eh o don't forget the sign of the RED.
WHITE AND BLUE," No:111 Wood street, below Fifth.
8. STELYIRUCK,
mit I; I Agent fur the Philadelphia Oyster and Fish Co.
CITRIC ACID--100 lbs. for sale by
“1.1126 B. A. PA.ELNAWOCK.a CO.
s n
Y •
"PS •• . 4
4:k 1-
1=39
ST. GLAIR 'HOTEL
HARDWARE
PI TTSRCEGII, ra
No. 3% FIFTH STREET,
No. 23 Wood Street.
PITTSBURGH. PA
BACON, LAUD AND LAUD (.11
(Successors to Arnold 1 .1-
MA N F AMU E. F.liS OF
WILLIAM B. HAYS & CO.,
DEALERS IN
ALEX. HUNTER,
IMAI:NR IN
No. 299 Liberty street,
PITTSBURGH
ROUT. M. 11UNl'El
JAMES EitAlii.ili,
EWEN
FARMERS AND MECTIANICS'
FIRE Sz, MARINE. IZISURANCE CO.
01' PUILADELPILIA.
HON. TllOB.ll FIAREXCE, Pred't
Euw. R. lizarnuLD, Secretary.
STATFALENT OF 111181 1F:99,
From Ow Ist d's of A u t , tat to at Old !AN/J Ihr-, 1&
Amount roceivud in 51nrine prumiunts ",,.....s 68,24:2 31
Fire " ...-... ....... 29.90 82
Total preminmg fer lire moulitg
CAPITAL
4,f Allogheny Cunty, l'ittsLrurgh, and
Pitt,buygli tra
Loan VII Find 31ortgage of !teal Ibidinte - k .. 59,900 00
.. Stockii, Collunigni 36,:24 00
and kin band 11,092 .2'2
l'apnal subset ibed. (payment. not yet duel 07,0,00-, 00
Premium Nutea, not yet matured '• " 1113,1:67 31
•
Dm. fr.au Agents, Cm:tared by Bonds)
Exlm..es awl CullntliMitltld
$408,161 13
1%.tel amount of EAMON Incurred, but not yet attitude&
Fire $1,666 603
Mario. 3,000 00
$4,668 66
Thin Csimpany insures Hull and Cargo risks on Mei ChM
nllll NI iesinnippi tribunui,e. I nsuries against Logs or Damages '
by Fires. Linses lilr.ruliy adjuated and promptly paid.
Ituvriumeas--110u. T. at. Howls, Gon. J. K. MoorbOad,
SY 0011.
For Insurance apply to
T 11051.43 J. lIUNTER, Agent,
No. 90 Water at., bat. Wood and Marltot.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFEICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STk,
Philadelphia.
ter - MARINE ENSUILAZIGES on Vessels, Cargo, Freight,
to all ports of the ‘rorl,l.
INLAND INSURANCES OS GOODS,
by Rivers, Canals,
Loto, and Land Carriages. to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE UN M'EIteILILNDIZE. generally. On
Stores, Dwelling Houses, &c.
Assets V the Onspany Nonentber blh, 1855.
Winds Mortgages and Kell] Estate .$101,020 04
I'hiladelpiiui City, and other lAnuia.. 85,210 00
Stuck In Banks, Railroad and Insurance Co's 29,0130 10
Itills relAdrable
Cash ou band 20,826 00
Balances in hands of Agents, Premiums .on 31 14
rine Polk-it. reaintly issued, and other debts
due the C.iinpany
Subscription Notes..
1111tECTORR.
Janis C. Muni,
Bus Paulding,
James Traquair,
iCilllam Eyre. Jr.,
Joishun.
James
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry
James B. McFarland, •
Churl... &buffer,
I4dx•rt Burton,
Jolla It. &mud..., I'iltslMiglr
11. T. llur4•an,
.1. 'P.
WM. NI Presid.tut.
t'. Ii cm, 1 ict• PreNidetit..
111..NILY 11 LMGKN, Secretary.
slurtlil
.1.44ep1l 11. Seal.
Mlll,lllll A. Sonaer,
Joh:i C. Dania,
:John R. Pu
Dr. R. M.
NVillill.lll C. latilscig,
114;11 Craig.
SIM-111 . ,' M4' vain
IL .1.'14.8 81 , 4,,
.1. U. J.lrti Itetti,
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
111NEFACTURERS' INSURANCE Cory,
PHILADELPHIA.ON „
Fr i =.
. .
Chartered Capital, 5500,006.
FIRE, MARINE AND INLAND TR...4-W'ORPATIOY,
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT. President.
ORRIN ROG MILS. Secretary.
PJUNO. Treasurer.
Anror: S. Lippincott,
Nicholi. li. Tuy lor,
Orlin Itogers,
J,11,1 P. Sinimm.
fliit}—This Company ban been orptuirgal wiU: n Cash Enid
[al, and th• Directia have determined to adapt the Lashio...
it, available reanurcea. Ti .inane prudence in conduct
ing its affitirm, N. all a prompt adjustment of lutaim.
PittAzur4ll (LiThe, N o . 76 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES, Agent.
The f..ll.Arnn known and rt.spons . ible firnim in Pitts
bnrch jtave authoriv,i rvleretwe to them. with regard to Llio
~ntbility and son tunes~ of the Mannfit,tuterri 1 tiNtiranrc
enntiany.
K ranter k Kahn,,
George I'. Smith &
Jon., Tioraftll & 04,
nov7
P ITT 8,11 U II
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
1'11.4 ('EN ('Oil PA X Y,
CuRNER ON WATER AND )lAltli.ET STREETS,
PITTSBURGIii, PA.
ROBERT IIALWAY, President
•
TWLs. Geln AM, Secretary.
4i - The. Company mak,4 every ingnrarmt snpertaining to
.t c4,l)ltort,tl with LINK itlBliS.
HELL AND CARGO RISES an thn Ohlt.
11i..i.Aippi itiv,n4 and tritlnirn., and MARINE RISKS
,n-rany
I,.Lsa and Da.ilzv by Fin), and agltiltmt Ja
l'rrkls of it :411 und luLwJ NArig - ation and Trat.portalbio.
Policies in.sued h.t lawt,t ruts consi.steut safety to
all partA.A.
Robert Clalwlty, Sautt,l STClurkan,
J IL I'. C.v.:taut, M. U., John Stott,
!nab, Mal,hall, David Iticlwy,
J0n0.,1 W. ll:4lwatt, Cbarles Arbuthnot,
Aim nibipr Itriolly, .10,teitlt S. ',etch,
Jol t o Falhrlan. Mnnsfu•l‘l IL brown,
lb° id IL. Chantbvnt, Chrlatinu Zug,
William Carr, Robert H. lartley,
Ja. I. Met WI. &MR
British & Continental Exchange.
SIGHT BILLS. DRAWN BY
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & CO. \
ON THE UNION BANK, LONDOY,
is SUMS ON 41 AND UPICArJ3S.
These bruits are availoldo at all the principal Town,'
of EN.H.AND, :SCOTLAND AND 11:ELAND, and the CoN
TIN ENT.
We also draw Situ? BILLS orl
M. A. Gruitebtium At Bailin,
FILLY k FORT A MAIN.
OS a reniittalicv to all parts of GERMANY,
nW 1 TZ. Elt LAND and IIt)LLAN
remain inn/tiding to travel abroad, may procure, through
on. Letters Credit. on which Money can 10 obtained, no
needed. in any part 4.1' Europe.
Couzerions e.f ibilo. Notett, and other securities In Europe,
u ill receive prompt attention.
WILLIAM 11. 'WILLIAMS & CO.,
Wood, curve, "third streets..
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
WILLIAM IiNIALEY, President.
SAMUEL 1.. MARSIIIif.I., i.ecrentry.
f/PPH'e...... 91 IL/ter strret, Markel and 11 , 1+d sired.%
111:1.1. AND CARGO R 1685, on o n , Ohio
Nlis.is:•11.111 li. rrr, trod tr,bu tarao.
nguin,,t 1...,n ~r Datong, by Fl
A agait.t the Prrils of the :Sea and Inland Navigation
and inump,rtation.
William Ragaley,
NI.
itolti•rt Dunlap, Jr
ls.tac
S.
Waltor Bryant,
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGU.
JOHN IL 511UENIMIGER, President.
ROBERT FIXNEY, Nee re ti UT.
C. W. 11A1CIIELOIL General Agent.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS
MARINE A VD FIRE RISKS.
J. H. Shoenborger, G. W. C.
C. Sc. Batchelor, W. K. himick,
6.30 c M. Primed:. T. B. Updike,
W W. Ma.rtin, IL D. C. , ehran,
IL. T. Leech. Jr., John A. Caughoy,
tioor,,,e S. Sehion, S.S. Bryan, -
Barbi M'Candlosa.
Cif- All lON gustation! by partite; Insured antler pi)licles
noiciil by this Company will be liberally adjusted and prompt.
13 paid at its OFFICE, No. l WATER STREET. tjyll
ENN SY LV AN I A INSURANCE CO.
OF PITTSBURGH.
Corner of I'ourtlt and Smithfield Streets,
A PTILIORP4EIt CAPITAL, $300,000.
tle`l rear, BU4dillo and other Property against Lawn or
Onaiatte 1.3 Fire . and the Perils of the 6,, and Inland Navi
gation and Tntnsportation.
DI RECTORS.
War. F. :Johnston, Rudy Patterson, Jarob Painter,
A. A. Carrier, W. Aretintoek, Jas. P. Tanner,
W. Smith, W. S. Haven. D. N. Park,
I. (trier Sire ni, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long,
A. ,1 J. 11. Jones, H. IL Cottgshall.
0 FPI GE H S.
Prerickni lion. WM. F. JOHNSTON.
rily President ........ ROPY PATTERSON.
sad Treds A. A. CARRIE&
A. A CARRIER
A. A. CARRIER £ BRO.,
Corner Fourth and Smithfield Weds, Pittsburgh,
A (4 EN TS
Slate Mutual Fire and, Marine Inanranc
Co., of 11ARK16.13Ultti. CAPITAL, $350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Inartranee Co, of
PIIILAbELPHILCA! 1T.,4L, y 300,000.
Insurance Co. of the Valley of Virginia
WINCIMATER, VA. CAPITAL, $300,000 .
Commonwealth Insurance Company, lIAR
ItISISUR.O. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
HARTFORD. CA PITA L AND ASSETS, $2,154,489.
Pennsylvania Insurance Co, of PlITS131113(111.
r.tIITAL AND ASSETS, N0v.5,1855, $120,022 49.
Wm. P. Jointtrrux, President— A. A. CABBIE; Secretary.
decl4:dapcly
JAS. COLLINS J. BANKSKNOX
JAMES COLLINS & CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PROPRIETORS OP TOO
Collins' Pittsburgh, Meadville &. Erie
CANAL LINE , €.
No .s. 114 AND 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Pirrsainion—
lingaloy .4 Co.,
Smith .4 Sinclair,
31 Tandlose, !deans ,t Co.
PUILADIIPRIA—
tingaIay, Woodward ,t Co.,
Wood, bacon & Co.
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P. A. MADFAILA, Agent,
No. 95 Water street, Pittsburgh.
mem=
William B. I'lnnas,
William No 4
Alfred Weeks,
Charles J. Plaids,
James P. Smyth.
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Wilt , ou, Co.,
11. ClAiltl2+ & Co.
EICEEMEE!
EIEGEMIZI
cnpt. Mark Stffiiug
Samna! M. Kier,
William Bingham,
John S. Dilworth,
I.7anria Sellers,
.1. B.hoonmalcer,
John Shipton
lUOUk!
S. S. CARRIER
RETER.y,NCES;
Murphy, Tiernan &
Hampton. Wilson , Co.,
Engliub & Richardson.
Truitt, Brother AL - Co,
tteb2a
.s~a t t a.,.: .v.t:,~
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are- The public aro reeptttftify re litiegteil not to confoutid
DIL cteievnr tivOte, - lill. Cs. ma. of
il4Tromiwal, Y., ilia " &IX fiIiCTIIRM ON
TUE PREVENTICX AND CURE OP flii/N5U:1141. folfj AS.PTIIE .
LAIVS.OV.LIF4" and long and wlilidy known kit Pio
treatment of l o an& Diseases, Ileart Affections, einentlier
Chronic Siabulles. I hare rawer li'!ctured; melt
eine lit any part of the Wage= country; and since-tiie year
liltnilui . ye not 6;4 abscritfrout the City of New Toile for
thillurpiiii; of . I.4ll.enting or practising medloliiii'anYwhorei
and 1 am noknow and do not propose to Le at any timatee
Aiwa frOrn the city: . I have not .had r ntir Imre I .now, pay
profe.donal Itsisupbita locturing or pr , sctislng , Medleinoolso.
-ivilere. Ido not, and will not; bold myself reapontllde far
practice or tricusactiona of any person' pratitildligono*uo
absent front my own Milce.
Those. who desire my advice or treatment eittrolsban it
only by aPPlitation pence:tally,. or by lettOrTfirMiiiiit ptmy
residence,ll4, Broadway, N. 'it, antnirinedinitteit and mo
clundeal remedies can only be bad by-applying to me or my.
regularly authorized agents. . • -
I'rtocriptiona, with fall dincettoira,.will l e "sent gratuittitt.i.
ly, on application as above, ititln,atatement, o . the amp.
tows of the ciao and the remedies prescribed MAY . 140 b..
Mined at my agencies. Advise given at all times to eerie
patients withoukcharge. I always prepare all the medicines.
tisci, and never send my patients to the apothecary or Fob
jeer them to the tricenvenience .and hazard of. preparing
them themselves.
iirt. 5. 8. EITCIrS Ygix. Leetttrea" above mentlemst a
new edition Just issued, 380 ;sages, 80 engravings', and steel
portrait of [ho author, will be sent by mail, or may be laid
of my agents. Price 25 cents—al but given away.
S. S. NIT-011 A. At, XL IR,
March, ISs6—mh3L3v;rhor
.P.vo. D. Kooxs, bite of Ilconphityg,Trufrnmri t boom, PMIa
D. W. lizarrutz Late of r ttaburgh.
KOONS & HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACTORSi
AND
General Produce Commission MerJhants,
A, 47 North Wharves and 95 North Water 4.!rect,
&tow Race afrod,
REFER TO
_ . . .
Dagaloy.Woodwurd I Co. Phil. i Bryan, Kennedy & Do. Pitis'lL
Garrott. Martin & Co., " 1.. Wiltuurth & Co. "
Wood A Oliver, . " 801 l & Liggett,
:liter, I Cie& & Co. " J. &W. Ilini,,
0 , 1111/1 0 PO & CO, " Dagalny,Coagirave & ro. "
Truitt, ..ruttier & Co. " Watt & Wilsini, "
J. D. Loh tear & Co. Cincinnati. Fosdick & Poulds, Chi Annsiti.
A. A. P allot* & Co. " Morrow & Dottier,
Tweed & Sibley, " J. S. Chouuwoth & Co. "
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchants genus idly..
Jahrkdapcfau
NEW SPRING . STOCK OP
CHICKERING & SONS
PIANO FORTES.
JOHN IL 'MELLOR has •
Just received seven more o
f •
CHIChIiBLNG A: SONS' •
PfANO FORTES, and cam- ; ' I
plotted the Stock, selected for Spring_ Pates, of TIIIILTY PI VII
new sad splendid . 'lnstrnintuts, of'erirry !satiety slid style,
manufactured by The Messrs. Chickeiluga, (II0ston,) from Ike
plainest SIXOCTAVE to the inollt splenaidly finished
Seven Oefave Square Piano Fortes,
.
as teen di Miperb end haimitable Grand end Parlor
Grand Pianos. EVERY. PIANO POR.TF: in this lot is of
their NEW SCALP., with their PATENT IRON PRA NI ES,
and PATENT ACTION, cud are uoty my warranted In tho
purchaser by the manufacturers; but by the subscriber. to
1.. IA all respects es perfect RA illlitrULllollt3 Clln be suede,
both In ragard to Material and Workmanship.
PRICES IN VARIABLY THE SAME: us in Boston, at the
Marmfactory.
JOHN 11. lIIILLOR, N. 81 Wood start,
Agent
•
betweenPitwiond alley awl Fourth street-
Agent for Clitekering.A: Sous, Boalon, for, l'ittelouTh and
WeSteill nn. wh2B
TO THE PUBLIC,
A.CARD.---TTTE SUBScRIBER FEELS
it incrimbent on him to caution the, public airtat
the nialicions sinstrnitisonderl reports, and "tricks of trade."
holostriously circulate,' ha this city, and Intended to in
jore the reputation of Chickerim; cute., for whtim Ito
has acted as Agetit al many yeare in the sale of their limos
Fortes.
I t tats firm become unite familiar to the subscriber to hear
from persona who call to look at tli, is Kum Fortes "rti
II E BEEN TOLD 'Mitt they wear nut in a little mobile"'
• That since the Madill of Jonas Chic:kering their Pillllol4
wore not worth anything! "That their reputation was
lost “That the late Jonas ChM/tering had ad. twirkdara
NI his death bed, to a New 'fork manufacturer, that he did
not pot on much work ea the INSIDE of his Pi 31.1. US they
dbl. by forty or fitly dollars!" The truth of the hit:Vona
irlgeltilM:l3 death LeYk*lnryt may be inferred from this simple
fact announcer) at the time in almost every newspaper in .
do United Staateu, that thedate Jowls Chickering's death or
rred at st LlKlDlefled warring, while sitting in idiThuir, at
the house oft. friend ha llostors„
The subscriber Is willing-.to risk Ids reputntion as a dealer
in Piano Fortes for twenty-five years in this city, in saying,
tut.' assuring those who want I...trustier:ls, that the 'Piano
Furies manufactured by DlM:kering & Bun., are not only
fully equal to those inattufactared during the life time of
their father, hot are vastly superior.
Shute the death of Dr. UtrickeriniLl.lita eldirr '
the subscri
ber this rity,horl vicinity upwards of slue' loan
bred and fifty Piano roitirs,. manufactured by the new firm
of (bickering & Soirs!,,,atel Jirl NO INSTANOE has he ever
heard a wimplaint (min tbo . purchasers, hut, otitis° contra
ry, the most satisf.ctorYoonneenslatious.
JOHN 31ELLOIL
Agent of CLiekoi ing lc Sons, Boston.
Piano Forte Manufsetun-
mfr.N..-Iwd
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.
SPRING ARRANGEM-ENT._
.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, 24th inst., Pauengekorralas
will um daily , escept Sundays, as follows:
.--
Learc Pittsburgh for Crestlino at 714 A. M. and d P;'3l.
L,,Aoes Crmtline for Pittsburgh at 5 A. M. and 12.i:0 Y: M.
The. Truhus make close connectiena at CIIIISTLINE with
Tcains for COLUMMUS. DAYTON. CINCINNATI, BELLE
FONTAINE, INDIANAPO '
LIS CHICAGO, SAYLNT
and all pdlnts on roads extending West and Suuth-west.
through 01110, INDIANA and ILLINOIS.
. -
The . 1 1 ,4 3. M. Train from Pittsburgh eotineets at Mansfield
Ti aim; on Sandind,' Newt. for
.S.AN111181i1", TOI,I;Do and CHICAGO; a.. el. NO MM',
dons are made at Alliance with Traiti4 on Cleveland and
Road, Air CLEVI:f....A.ND,CITICAGO, DUNKIRK
and It 1;1,11AL°,
Til ROUGH TICKETS are sold to Columbus, Dayton, Cin
cinnati, Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis Desesentaine,
Chicago, Ittick Island, lowa City, Holly
Cairo, SpringSell', 111., Sort Wayne, Cleveland, and the prin
cipal cities in tho West-
NEW BRIGHTON ACCOMODATION TRAIN 1.:ay.:3 21CW
Brighton for Pittsburgh at 7, A. M. and 1!,...y P. M. thavea .
Pittsburgh for New Brighton, at 93g; A. )t. and td/ .. , P. M.
For tickets and further InfUnnation nitpiy to .1. 17.
CURRY, at theArorner office. under the Monongahela lions.
or ILL the Sederff street Station, to GEO. PABEIN,
A guilt. [uibT2] J. If. 51(P31tY.,
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Ohio and Indiana maiiroad,
BEIHG THE
Continuation of the Ohio & Penna. Rs R.
TO FORT WAYNE,
THREE HUNDRED & EIGHTEEN RILES FROM RITMO/LOH
zz-Tratss CONNRCT AT CRESTLINE, without de
tention, with all the Trains on the. Ohio and Pennsylvania
(haul, and alsoat Forest with Trains going ,Forth and South,
on tho Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad.
'Par Ticket:, apply at the. Railroad Office of the Ohio runt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Pittsburgh, Allegheny
City, or at any of the following points:
Fort Wayne,llefontaino,
Cincinnati, Urbana,
Dayton. Springfield,
Indianapolis, Richmon d,. Tiffin, Findlay.
Persons desiring Tickets will be ;articular to ash the a
Ticket by the Ohio and Indiana Railroad.
Sam S. B. STRAIPMAN, Supl,
C Itj 1.11.11118. U., Hamilton it.Haytonnallroail.
CINCINNATI PASSENGERS will please
take notice that the talvel-tisemant of a Rival Route,
statirc that the 8 oclock A. Jl. train °tithe Ohio and Penn
sylvania Riulroad Is the only ono whießnutict% connection at
Craatline. This is incorrect, and - eatridated to deceive, the
travelting public, as there are two daily trains between Pitts
burgh and Cincinnati making close and sure connectioas,
ens Iiir.LLEFONTAIN and DAYTON. No other route ninkeir
teethe:lions with the 3 P. M. train of the Ohio and Pennsyl
vania Railroad. O. it. BROWN, Gaul AgolL
F. BROWBAND, Agt. Pittsburgh::
CAMPBELL Si, POLLOCK,
WROLESALE DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Variety and Dry. Cents
.AND DIA3UFACTiIiEIIS OF
PLAIN AND WAVED LINE CILT
MOULDINGS.
No. 95 Wood st, Corner of Diamond alley.
Tr lIEY refer to a long experience in this
business as a safe palmate° to the purchaser that ho
will g et the latest and best styles, and at prices as low as
soy taller establishment.
• to inspection of their stock incurs no obligation to buy.
Equal attention will be shown to Merchants, whether their
rolls be for examination or purchase. , uthlikletthitater
DAXIL) CAMPBELL & SAMUEL POL
LOCK have associated together under the stylb of
C.tMPIIRLL it POLLOCK, for the transaction of a general
-Variety and Dry Goods business, and the niannfitcturo of
plain and Waved line Gilt Mouldings. mitl9
MOSES F. EATON.
AGENT FOR THE
Sale & Purchase of Patent Rights.
And Dealer in every variety of MECHANICAL ANL)
OTH Ellt PATENTS. Office and Ibthibition Room, NO:1311
PI tin STREET, near Wood, PittabUrgii, Pa.
„era- Orders for Patented Articles of every description
premptly attended to.
AGENTS WANTED.
BASEMENT TO LET:
ALARGE BASEMENT ROOM, 21 feet
wide by 3o deep, half above ground, and well light
ed and finished, will he rented on reasonable terms.. It is
on the corner of Fourth street and Cherry alloy. Enquire
at lia.2Bd.fi OFFICE OP WINING POST.
OLD TYPE METAL.
WE HAVE FOR SALE, at the Office of
the MORNING POST, a large quantity of OLD
TITS. Machinists and others wanting such an article can
get a large inpplyby calling ttoon.
REMOVAL. —Atna Insuram.e Company
• of Mulford, removed from comer of Fifth and Wood
dtreuts to No. 07 Water street, over Graff, Bennett & Co.'s
Iron Ware House, where they will continua to issue pullcieb
on all descriptions of property, as usual Cash use, Janu.
ary t.lBBB , $ 1,074,805.11. B. TEN-EXCK, Agt.,
mh27-9w No. 97 Water at., Pittaburg)L
. _
CITIZEI`iSrDEPOSIT BANK . -- t
Pittsburgh, March 22 1,56.
WTUE ANNUAL. MEETING of tho StOckholdersof
this Bank will be held at the Banking House, oat
MONDAY. the 7th of April, between the hours et To A. M.
and 2 P. M., at which time awl place an ELECTION for ono
President and six Directors will take place.
ilZtrtrh24:td E. D. JONES, `r.
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THE. STOCKHOLDERS UP TIIF. ODD FELLon i
HALL ASSOCIATION are hereby nail:hal that the
FIFTEENTH INSTALMENT OF FIVE PER CENT, Qt.
the Capital Steck has beeu culled in, duo au and after the
NINTH DAY OF APRIL.I&S6. •
udiSdd P. HENDERSON. Seem'
AFRICAN CAli NNE
f..r sale by B. A. MA II N AI:WC I(
ualv2t; Ourtter ktina a Lit(
V-7,t 7-.Wc,
714 iiroadwror. N. Y.
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