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IMEN
Tll ErRSD_.A KORN IN
JAMES RUC IIANAN,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
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GEORGE SCOTT, o? Common. Co
,~
;;~_ro
JA COB FRY, Jr., fderiCiOXIET Co.
SES interesting reading matter on , first page
every day
rrgE..pLATFORM---AN ENGLISH
The opponents of the Democracy in this coun
try profess to have a great horror Of acquiring
now territories. They charge that the Demo
cratia•patty is seeking to acquire for our coun
try tliW.9Mxtrol of the Central American States
and the Fttflf of Mexico. And they are quite
certain 144thall get into a war with England if
we do not tamely desist from such designs at the
bidding iii',Yobn Bull.
Now, in the first place, supposing that such
designs are entertained, will it be likely to lead
to a war with that, or any other European na
tion ? One of the most influential of the British
Reviews "Minks not. in speaking of the present
difficulties between England and this country in
relation to the Central American States the re
viewer thinks that England should not contend
with ns about the matter, and should not desire
to prevent our acquiring the possession of those
States if we desire it. It thinks England would
be beneatted by it.' It says :
"Will not one Anglo-Saxon American be worth
more - to Englund than a hundred half savage, plun
dOkAridolin_t, turbulent Mexicans or Guatemalans,
or fijiii:Milourr Even those settlements now held
by fliilgV,Britain on the coast of Central Amerka
worildifiaTiiitlyikUt far more valuable to us if they
*rein thefiamis of the Americana They are near
telthe:ariMleptm far from us- Our capital, attention,
aiiiieriaireettlireAlt,agracted in other directions.
• Tit:1!:-4Mikiettireartkileekng for new openings and
newaittlementa in all directions upon their own con
tlnetiVand:yiken theyi have gained these they know
how"'U deVelepe all their resources, and turn the
seeming, wilderness into a field for successful indus.
try.aliikaiiiine or untold wealth. Above all, if these
posaiiiisiens were in the hands of our trans-Atlantic
cousins, - we should be rid of them, and with them
eloinlit.be rid, too, of all the political embarrassments.
rekponalhilitia and expense which they bring, with
out any corresponding advantage, upon our country."
Now, no better English authority can be found
F' o '
;',.• •
than that. And it is not alone in that opinion.
Other English journals have from time to time
expressed a similar opinion. They think it time
to give up the attempt to prevent the expansion
and growth of the great republic. It is evident,
then, that any design we may entertain in re
gard to the Central American States will not in
volve us in any war with foreign powers.
The next question is, dors the Democratic par
ty design to acquire new territories in that di
rection? The Cincinnati Convention no doubt
expressed the views of a large majority of the
portion the subject. They were contained in
the following resolutions, which were adopted by
that Convention, not as a part of the party plat
form, but as an expression of the opinion of the
Convention :
S. Resolved, That our geographical and political
position in reference to other states on this continent,
no lees than the interest of our commerce, and the
development of our growing power, requires that we
hold sacred the principles involved in the Monroe
doctrine, and their binding import, which admits of
no misconstruction, and should be applied with un
bending rigidity.
9. Rcwdr<d7 That which the great highway of
nature, as well as the assent of the states most im
mediately interested in its maintenance, hes worked
ou t for free communication bet reen the Atlantic at..l
Pacific ocean.. constitutes ono of the most import:,:,:
aehievemente realized by the spirit of modern time,.
and the unconquerable energy of our people- that
result should be secured by timely. efficient exertion
and control with the governments of the states
within whose dominions it lies. tic can, under no
oircumstemeeQ, surrender our prepoblersnce in the
adjustint of ail question, arising oat of it.
IS i t isoirod, That, in view such commanding
tere
ins , the people of the United States cannot but
sympathise with the efforts which are being made by
the people of Central America. to regenerate that
portion of the continent which covers a passage items.
the Oceanic Isthmus.
11. Reeolwd, That the Democratic party will ex
poet of the next administration, that every effort he
made to insure an ascendancy in the OW of Mexico
—to maintain a permanent protection of the great
outlets through which is emptied into its waters the
products raised upon our and the eummoditiet ,
created by the industry of the people in our western
valleys, and the I'n!on at large.
Those resolutions express the views of ttic
Convenuou, and of a large portion of the party.
Thelf of Mexico is an American sea; en•t
the Central American States our main route,
between our Atlantic and Pacific States. Ls it
not proper, then, that we should seek to acquire
controlling influence over that sea, end in
those states" The safety of our coast, and
our commerce, add of our Pacific States, require
it : and no European nation has a right to pre
vent it. Such a purpose Implies no design to
extend our sway by conquest or by force. But
if force be needed to prevent the control of those
regions passing into other and hostile hands
then force should be employed
in that direction arc (co va,t an.l too vital to be
abandoned through an idle fear. And they will
not be abandoned while Democratic policy pre.
'nab!
Tbo English reviewer say, those Cent' al
American Staten are rich in natural resources,
and would be developed and made great Stater
by the energy and civilization of tbe Anglo-
American race; and should annexation he offered,
it would not he rejected. Such is democratic
policy, and that i. what the abolitionists call tilli
bustering. The name objection were made to
the seqqisiOon of the Louisiana territory and
Texas, and New Mexico and California. Yet
under democratic rule they were acquired, and
the people approved it in every instance. Demo
erotic policy, then, ha, not changed ; nor has the
public mind of the nati,,n changed.
They Cann be Caught.
We find the following paragraph in the Loni.-
villa Courier:
" The know-nothings are more liberal in Indiana
than they liaie been before. They had a county
Convention in Brookville last Saturday week, and at
this Convention they nominated the German Protes
tant minister as a candidate for treasurer, and Simeon
Bath, a German Catholic, for sheriff. By this they
thought to secure the German vote, both Protestant
and Catholic, for their other candidates. But they
got fooled, as both candidates declined to run under
that party."
Think of that Know Nothings of Indiana
nominating a German Catholic for Sheriff, and
that German Catholic indignantly spurning such
a nomination from such a source. And such is
the news we got from all quarters. Their pa
pers are bought up but they refuse to be sohL
Long before November next the know nothings
and republicans will find out that the money in
vested in German papers is a bad investment.
The German voters have some ideas of their own.
Prtll3l2llloo, July 14.—The American Executive COMMII
toe of Allegheny Comity, on Saturday unanimously endors
ed the nomination of Fillmore and Donation.
The above appears In the telegraphic columns of
the Ph iladelphia Evening Bulletin of Monday. From
whomsoever it emanated, it is a lie cut out of the
whole sloth.--G.,..ette of yesterday.
The person who -ent the above dispatch, sub
joins the following official notice of the action of
the American Executive Committee, to show that
he made the above announcernent authoritatively.
The public will therefore readily determine who
has cut " a lie out at the whole cloth:"
"Prrrseunoa, July 16th, 1868.
"At a meeting of the American Executive Com
mittee of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, held Sat
urday, July 14th. 1861, the nominations of Millard
Fillmore, o f N o w York, for President of the United
States, and AZhirei J. Donelson, of Tennessee, for
Vice President, were unanimously endorsed, and
they were reeommesuled to the support of the Amer
loan party. THOMAS F. WILSON,
Senvtary."
4. ►
C' le„
JULY U
PRVAID - RIT,
OF PENNSYLVANIA
OF K RNTSICKY.
COICOSEUONZI I
AUDITOR DItNZMAL
OPINION
WHO L 8 THE LIA.H.I
was EfEETINOta‘.
- - .
"Wen- the test
~.A lrength lins?.:been made.
i ! ,.Ttipnlation of a bark .„,.., ,11 twenty thousand,
and 10 , the result is 1;6 00 at one meetinerii) d
poisibly three .thtlisand et another. Weiake '
the sober estimat4or cairdltimetv4iot,the brag
gin estimates ofipartpitan4 And to get. up
these meetings tlit
mdit eitraordinto7 efforts
were made,'banners, einnon, rtinV
neis, personal solicitations, and every possible
expedient was resorted to to get out a crowd.
Sihcial trains Were chartered to bring "aid and
comfort" from adjoining counties. Bands of
music were busy : and men on foot and on horse
were flying in every direction. Falsehoods were
told as to what speakers , would be here. The
great - contractor, George Law, was to be here.
Burlingame was to be here -awl give us some
more Massachusetts infidelity. It was to be a
wonderful treat, and desperate were the efforts
made to find guests. The lame, the halt and the
blind were urged to come; and out of eighteen
thousand voters in this country they get together
of all parties less than three thousand men and
boys ; not to hear the speakers promised, but to
hear a young gentleman who was formerly an
attorney here, and Wm. F. Johnston. Wilson
came to teach us Massachusetts abolitionism,
and disappointed all by his weak voice and
weaker discourse. He is a failure ; one of those
who are thought great whih; a great ways off.
Now, with all the efforts made the meetings
should have been twice as large. Hundreds of
Democrats were there to look on, and they help
ed to make up the " mass."
We have seen nothing more encouraging to
the friends of the Union, than these two half
rival, half allied meetings. We feel now more
&Went than ever of the success of the only
national party. Such abuse of foreigners will
secure the Dutch vote, will itY To announce a
German speaker in order to draw Germans there
to hear themselves abused is a new way to win
votes. The German must be disgusted at this
open attempt to treat them as dunces who can be
led astray whenever some demagogue affects to
admire that " sweet German accent." • The
rich Irish brogue" is not talked of yet.
The Democrats will get to work before long,
and then some speakers will be here worth bear
ing. And their speeches will not at all tend to
one idea of "up with the niggers and down with
the Irish and Dutch."
[From the Detroit Free Prem.;
is it a Fair Measure I
On the day previous to the passage through
the Senate of the Kansas bill, introduced origin
ally by Mr. Toombs, of Georgia, John Y. Hale
said of it:
" I take this occasion to say that the bill, a: , a
whole, does great credit to the magnanimity, to
the patriotism, and to the sense or justice of the
honorable Senator who introduced it. It is a
much fairer bill than I expected from that lati
tude. I say so because lam always willing and
determined when I have occasion to speak any
thing, to do ample justice. I think the bill is
almost unexceptionable."
This was said before the adoption of the amend
ments invalidating the offensive laws of the
Kansas legislature, and providing that citizens
who may have left the Terrritory in consequence
of the disturbances therein, and who shall return
prior to the first day of October, shall be entitled
to vote. Without these amendments,. John P.
Hale conceded that the bill did great credit to
the magnanimity, to the patriotism, and to the
sense of justice" of the author of it. But he
arged one objection to the bill ; he did not
know who might be selected as agents to carry it
out, whereupon Gen. Cass said:
I feel authorized to say that the selections of
Commissioners under this bill by the Executive
will not be a local or a party question. I fee
myself at liberty to say that, if the COMlllialiuLl
era are selected under the bill by the Executive,
they - will be selected impartially from the &fee-. •.i
shajte of party m th• country, and the best a, a
that con be 901"
What more can be asked " The bill ;tee!'
ackn,wledged to be a fair and just measure, and
here.we have the assurance that it will i.e fail , y
and justly executed if enacted into a law
A CURIOUS COINCIDENCE
It is remarkable, days the Mount Holly thr.
aid, that at this time when the Black Usput.
cans are in such a flurry of pretended excite
ment about the assault of Mr. Brooks on Mr
Sumner, that they should present to the countiy
a candidate for the Presidency, who stood some
years ago precisely in the position which ii.
Brt.oks now occupies as the violent assailant L.l
a United States Senator for words spoken in de
bate.
tome five or six years ago, a bitter oontrover
sy mits carried op in the senate between Mr
Foote, of Miseissippl, and Mr. Benton, the (lathe! -
in-I ow of Mr. Fremont, in which the former in
dulged in some severe personal remarks on the
latter. After the berate bad adjourned, Mr.
Fremont waylaid Mr. Foote in the ante-chamber,
or lobby adjacent to the senate, and assailed
him with great violence, blows passed, and they
were separated--after which, upon the insist.
meat of Mr. Benton, Fremont sent Foote a chal
lenge which would have resulted in a hostile
meeting, if mutual friends of the parties had n t
great exertion brought abeiit o reconciliati •i ,
We hope that the Mick Republican prebo i di i
orators, should they have occasion to say an}
thing wore in denunciation of brutal outrages
in the iiiiinate chamber, - will have the fairness to
die idr their indignation equillly between Mr
Frenemt and Mr. Brooks. If the conduct of
one deserves rebuke, the other surely is far frets
I=l
ionoccia.
JUDGE M. Leos colt PILLMURE.—It is stated, on
the authority of friends of Judge MoLean, in Fhila
delphia, that he has declared that Mr. Fillmore is by
far the most safe and respectable candidate for
President, and that he feels compelled to support
hint. Judge McLean has a large number of devoted
friends and admirers, who have unbounded coma
donee in his sagacity and patriotism, and will go
with him in supporting Fillmore. The sound, con
servative men among the masses of our countrymen
everywhere will give their support to the American
candidate, who, alone, of all the aspirants to the
Pre:idency, has placed himself upon purely national
grounds, and has declared open hostility to section
alisin of every cbaraoter.—Louisville Jou roc I.
Tho above is pot from a da..ouratio paper,
but one that Is vehemently opposirg the democ
racy. It is true, nevertheless that Judge McLean
is uit for Fremont. He is too sensible a man to
vote fir such art arrant humbug as the woolly
horse candidate. Never was a greater blunder
made than the nomination of Fremont over the
head of Judge McLean. The States of Pennsyl
vania and Ohio were ignored by the act, and
thousands who would have voted for McLean will
now vote for Fillmore or for the democratic
ticket. But it is said there is a movement on
foot to bring McLean out yet.
C. 0.. BENTON ON ins BON-IN-LAW.—It is said
that Col. Renton, when he heard the news of
Fremont's nomination for the Presidency, re
marked, in a boisterous manner:—Why, Fre
mont is a simpleton, sir; he is simpleton, sir,
and a fool, sir, to permit the abolitionists to use
his name, sir. They think he has money, sir ;
and that he will bleed, sin; and, by G—d, sir,
they have set him up to cheat and swindle him,
sir. They are a pack of political knaves, sir."
That is what Col. Renton thinks of the nomi
nation of Fremont. It Is done In order to
bleed him." That is what he thinks of Fremont,
"he is a simpleton, sir." That is what he
thinks of the Republicans and Know Nothings,
" they are a panic of political knaves, sir." Is
Col. Renton right 1
J A CURIOUS FACT.-It seems that of the ninety•
one counties in Indians, the inhabitants of eighty
can leave home in the morning, go to Indianapo
lis by railroad, attend to bnainess there from
two to eight hours', and return home the same
evening .
Appointment.—R. M. Beeson, Esq., at present the
Mayor's clerk, has been appointed U. S. Commis_
* * :f 3 kt,
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•
The Ite lloielValateoat Igritentt . .
The Buffalo Republic ' - steys that a yfoing and DOLL 111 SAV IN 0* - BANK.'
The Londttn Timez had a vertiiifair version gititeellot*iag fltAft,sn-anntj.,Oatnolel ivas sent to „..,,,,,„ . „,,,,..,,,,,„_Ao..o4._.4.arWadtifi:.--- . •—5 , ....,
jv e.• en .att-. e u1 ,,, 11 *,-; ! eve ,. „h ere by the "Penitentiary - ~ lateen_,T for six Melia P, on mmnitz' - anon, JONR9' NEW intraDrsta.
'Wednesday, for kists4nitn . yAing lady in the street IS NeiW OPEN daily from 9 to 2 o'clock ;
an American gentleman , in company with Mr.
on the night of the . 400 i s, she was returning , it., on Wednesday and Saturday evenings, from 7to 9
• Oaks, ivas refused a presentation to lire Mujes- -sa.•._ 't
from a display of fire wi7.lo.'''. gfie swore that be Esposito meet ed f all ms not lam than Ora DOLIAII,
tli by a flunkey styled, \I aster atf Ceremonies, ; came rudAly up,o her sa nd. fo r c ibly put his arm I and li dividend of Use
-,pronto &Witted twice a year, in Jima
~., and December. Interest was declared at the ram of six per
hicause, forsooth, he dil - not wear a white neck- . around her neat . , diltwitt.ilter towards:him, and
cent pet annum, on tim first or December, 185 e. Also on
kissing her repeatedly. ==-7•otte:was very indignant
t*hief and sword. :A. Liverpool correspond- the :AI of Jane, 1866.
at this insult, and finall y ' litoke. away from hint hooks containing the Charter, Illy-Laws, Rates and Reau
ilia writes as follows in regard to the matter • t .- -, ..''sThis- •
. - • and escaped to linPlotnfi:': established the latiottqurulailed gratis, on application at the office: ,
cd" - A.meric.an matterS;a•-- or rather manners have value of a kiss—L.lox. months in the penitentiary. - Preside' lit--WiIX)RGE AMMER
Tics PilltaliDEXTl3.
again been in everybody's mouth. The exciting Hopewell Hepburn, John H. Shoeuberger,
cause was a volitretcyrtp. that happened at the Queen's 4 ,_ N . Wonder he
„B , — rir , ~,,,,a r. ,f . .,
.... lie , George It. White, Charles Knapp,
levee. Divested of the outrageous exaggerations of nod Judge for
rrorrteiroL WlllilLtri F. Joheaton,
3.ileinic.xmell'Ade..prhilii:urdtitip.d'l7.y, N. Grattan Murphy,
the British presses, the facts are simply these— Roca earrsit, Mae's, 1, 1562. Theubald Umbstaetter,
that Mr. Dallas, accompanied by a friend, went to jf ,.,. pieming Eirm _ oeoijoine.ii flaring
exi,orior_va Isaac M. Pennock,
William J. ndereon.
the Queen's levee: the friend's costume was not in ' the beneficial effects of Dr. M'Lexies Celebrated Liver Pills, SIIIIMES.
accordance with the regulations, and both gentlemen, pr,, _
__, ~ , John G. Raekofen, James Herdman,
pat al by you, I take great ptelomm in recommendlin„ 11,11 Bueg.,,h„,
Mr. Dallas and friend returned to the embassy in James D. Kelley.
them to the public. I fecl warrant,' in saying that they Albert Culberttion,
Harley-street_ Out of this trading incident, the Lon- ~ John M. Kirkitatrick,
' urea cMartit cure. forliver c omplaints tend elI biltults distnyt.t, it ', ,bert Chester, John D. APCord,
don Times concocted a story at variance with the •. oardiner Coffin, Walter P. Marshall,
truth in every particular, and made it the occasion of " 0 matter ltow difficult or long standing. I myself was af. Aw oe ,„ A. 0,r,,,,,, A. 51. Pollock,
an outpouring of vulgar abuse of America and Amer_ dieted with this dreadful ditataiatfor over two years, and ohl. I John S. Cosh rave, Henry L. Itingwalt,
leans generally. As is usual when the Timm , gives how thankful lam that I beard of these PULL I purchased 2.',YleFe,Arfot'gLitr,"°, Robert Robb,
the key-note, the minor presses took up the cry. and . ofourof your agents three boies, and before I had fininhed Francis Felix, ' James Riddle,
George S. Belden,
for the last two days Mr. Dallas labored under the the third tn.. was completely oared. I verily believe, ' ai t George F. Glihnore, Alexander Tludlo,
imputation of having put a studied affront upon the hlf Dr. M'Lane's Liver Pills, I should have lOW bevll ill 111 James S. 11'w, William 8. LavolY•
Y William S. Haven,
Queen. Of course an immense deal of patriotic gr."; but . it Wilimu Miller.
la, I am ties enjoying the bent of health,
wrath was unnecessarily wasted on his head." Secrelary rind Treasurer—CHAßLES A. COLTON.
and slang a living witness of the efficiency of Dr. 3PLANE'S Jyl9:dly
The Tinges, after its first exaggerated story, LIVER PILLS. Besides recovering my health, I consider
was obliged to come out in a different tone on the that t haVe saved in pocket soma two or three hundred doh
28th ult., when it contained the following: tats physician's fees.
/Ida testimony 1 gl u e you with the greatest pleasure, and
We are requested to state that the American gon- se
hot , it may do something towa,,ids making these invaluable
tiemau to whom adtnisnitin was refused to her Ma
jesty's levee on Wednesday last, is, a Professor in the Pills known to all who are suffering with liver complaint.
Military Academy at West Point, anti that he wore Wt LLIAM HISS.
on that occasion his official costume. a blue dress Traveler In Western New Yeti,
coat with buttons of the Engineer Corps, blue pant Pink lumen will be careful to ask for lie. ArLani, Me
oloons, white waistcoat, black stock, anti a common ; 1,,,&,1 Line Pills, manufactured by Fleming Bra., el Pitta
hat.. It was objected on the part of the master of burgh, Po. All other Lour Pills, is ,onward..., ate ain tie
ceremonies that in this attire, wearing a black stock. is... Or. NELatie's genuine Giver Pills, also his celebrated
with no sword and no tress hat, be could rot pasa v,,,,,,,ii„ ~,an,
new i.e had at all resit.. table drug stems
the Queen. The objection was wade di a manner ea Nm. genuine without the signature of I LEMING BROS.
ceedingly kind and eourteou•, but the rule eat: ex- A,.'
' ' f"rantel-1 the I"'" Pthia - lcthll l / 2
press, and there was no discrotien le rola,. it. In r ' -
e t.1.al I NU BROS.,
this position, Mr. Dallas, who was about. to present
two other gentlemen in company wall the professor , staxes-ors to J. Kidd A Co.,
referred to. after having :CI crai till, urged the of I bit tlt.l No. gm wood suoet. earner of Fourth
flcial character of the deer- objected to, feeling pain- ' APE - Pile*, negltaled, often prove land ; load to CO.IIIIII,
ed at the position in which his countryman was twit. Au out the parts three u,.. a 11.. wi th DA LLEY*P
placed, among entire strangers, and ill a pla:m to
PAIN EXTRAtvp,w,. If aectetion haw tie tet tutu, Mon
which he sue entirely unttectidoined. offered to ;e ~ -
cleat toe •• tole Pyi Inge. " All,/ a al. Ex t pato., and grad
turn home with him, in which suggestion his redn
nail) discharge it as the ay Hoge is sithilraan It leo er
pardons joined. l . nder these eirsetnatances, the
I
I American Minister loft the palace with the gentlemen
fail l" , otv t't , ea t 4 an age of Ylrolvttve , nor to give i . atiro
1 whom he was about to prerlellt. van.• inolatitlj lo all, frequantli i Illillg by one application.
i Pile* err linovin by the heat, itching and paZilN of the
BROWN'S itoTEL; ERIE. nuns Bleeding piles are ca1.,..1 stored ones by Iloi falling
The last -49 , low a savage attack on Brown's of the whole bowels, which then press the Intestinal
Hotel, at Erie. We are mach ,dirpri . ..ril it this camd tight against the back led," vi k. cps the bicod fain
We stopped there two day- last wedk, along with remitting up the vessels similar io the blood being kepi at
others from this place. and were tnuelt pleased t.l, of you/ finger when a string is tied tight reniul it , :nth
with the Ilouse. We were lodged in one of the . lreiinent., a n d for acitifuleua hon.. and ulcer, to for m
parlors, had it first rate bed, and, although there therein, then procure a perfect abdominal supporter, and
teas a crowd at the table, we had no difficulty - in wear ti ettinprees to the rectum, arid I,lllinllC tA.O use the salve
obtaining plenty to eat, cooked in good style.-- as shots; alai o rub It well ever the loins and abdomen la
Crawford Dem. sonie Pane, and the natural belts that support the bowelawill
We are sorry to say that some hangers-on of t "''''" ,,,,, test .¢`i made ,troog, and ) ,,,, r life will be euved.
Pt dt so ly appliisl. •i‘iiry calve will le. cured. It never foil,.
the press have so lints self-respect as to abuse
:son , rennin.. without a steel-plate engraved label, with
every hotel keeper wit, charges them for what to i
gnaturcs of
they eat and drink. Stone time ago the editor t , f
a one-horse lint , w-Nothiti, , , paper Tit Beaver, in
this State, put up at the S. ('lair, in PH-burgh.
and because the clerk chat F.,. I Um its reto-outtble
a bill as he wntli•l any other gloat, lo—letiotineel
the house with great wrath We never were in
•• all Eric'' but tap..., and Van say with enlire
tread : stilt:le:as that llruwn ., Ihr,t.l is one of tiro
best places we ever stayed at in any city of et... 1
EN=
.7!
AN INIWLOKNT NI(ITIIER —Mr. U. W. Kend,ol
of the New tlrleans answ,rable for
the following :
"The most indulgent mother I have heard r f
lately lives some two and ar-lalf hours' dri‘e
from San Antonio, ou the left. It VAS
time before she would admit that her elde.t 1111
beat beloved bey, a refractory and turbulent IA
tle fellow, richly merited a tlageiation and when
she finally gave in Ihat he was entitled 14./ • d
course of sprouts, she ,outeuded that he -hould
be put under the it:Hurtles of ihloreform hefor
the saplings were applied Soluman, with .01
his wisdom, was behind the present fast age
administering to juvenile delinquent+
NEAV S ITEMS
tin Saturday evening laet, n.,‘ a train front the
West int the New York and hirie railroad Kea
aH
nroachtn¢ terminua, n lady pnasen
ger was takiiii unweli. A Idly-lei:ln wa.i
f„ un d and, with hitt nasi,tanee and
that iif two three female the lady, , n
w ine twenty tnuitite, gave birth t t hue
arid tniithQr an,l Child fedi, o,infuttali TI.,
new ruttier wan :inon enhiiiited di hi , fellow
pitsserig , r- A.:4ra The i
tug the arrival id iii wife, all I li—
tont4lie.l in finding him-elf a father Lt
he e11...4714'd.
,1111 t : 111 Wilk'tl
(' ara, muletea I.y inona! or
as.ault upon Senator Sumner, wa, t. , p.tlny.
the penalty in vrlo •11 S:110 lion...ton w a ,
mulcted ty nur I.l,..trtet many year, ng,
Gar hi- ansailit on 11.41 \lr ,(311 4 1 , 11,7 „r ,
wh ant 11. - • altrarkel wor , '" -polo n in detqoe.
heftl lug littr. w,lll a cane it I.e t r •
tnembereq
The musical bream all:id:Li has ldieti attach ,
to ~ n e of the IS urre,ter io•otootne. and it ph,
along every day, playing, " Wait tar the wkir,ti,'
„ Pup guee thy nod other iliel,rilur
aire, to the delight of the whole country
a valuable hilkor saving musical tua•hdie.
Plensure eveur'ione luny hereafter lie nee kinird
dated with ruilior cheaply , u lun g a ., ii, e
gineer reed- the pipe ihoi, !teed nut rare all, ;I
the pipe!.
Among the pi.-.eager- on the rdcaluship Asin,
which sailed from New 1 idk .•n 11e.inesdity. wa
R. Ten Itroeek, the \ tipoleon of the Ameri. T
Turf The object of Mr Ten s visit
Europe is to test the powers 01 the vingnsh rue;
horse on English ground, hr nmmil COioriment.
with (hose bred in America. For that purpo• r
he token nut with him heeimpte. Pryor and t 1••
filly Prioress—three 0! the fa-toot horses in tin
country.
t4l the -tli it,-t
al. , Up
it 1111111. I
Vide tile 111 , 31,- 1.,,r
he litind the t„',..1 t:.
to tralel " (tit th, br,, , ch ..i the rttl•
brass plate, with the f..",sylispz i n•- , • n I.!i•kti
" Prei...nted by the lad!e, 1.1 11101'1611. ' 1 , 1:-.
to the ladiet. of Lawreiwe, h. T , l pril,
A lady like and Chri,t• eft
The word buckwheat' is a corruption of the
word " beech wue at.. the t./lILLe tortnerly
to this grain from the re-iembiatwe ,•1 it••• kern,.
to the beach-nut. It is nnpp r l to 111150 oriel
nated in 4sin, uncertnick. It 1-
used for bread in Chinn., !trill the ea -t, but it,
Great Britain itq main onn , umption ba, b e e n iu
feeding horses and the I,nultry. In Atnertea it
is much esteemed. an all know. tor Inaking
which are eaten warm.
It is stated that the French government, hint
fng itself at thy Ouse of the war with t stock
American pork ,m hand atuoutoing to 50,000 bar •
rels, advertised a public sales I.toii,otal kilos, to
take place on the 12th hut us the limited pH,.
of 1,800 francs per do lots, or net 1,` , 00 kdo.,
with five and a half per cent. auction charge,
could not be realized, the sale did not come oft.
Walter James, a con ti. the
novelist, and British Consul at Norf . ,
reported to have murdered an Indian, and wound
ed two others, near iti,” I. nice, Wi. ;weal,
they persisted in : . emainin ) .-, oil OW hunting
grounds in that ~ icintty Indium. are ilt , r4
on James' tra l l, and ate determined on a Wetly
revenge.
A suit has just been tried at Cleveland, in
which the Michigan and Erie Telegraph Compa
ny wits sued by R.. Cook Co., for the inc.,r
rect transmission of a de:Tatch. They directed
their agents to pay forty rents fin• wool, but the
despatch on delivery read forty-live cents. cr
diet for the plaintiffs, 5750.
Salt has reoently been eicpb,ye,i by a French
chemist as the principal agent in the
of brandy from the beet root. Front one and a
half to two per cent. of salt introduced into
coke ovens, causes the iron melted with this fuel
to break like crown iron.
J. H. Baines, of London, has obtained a
patent fur a cement which protects walls from
damp. It consists of eight parts of oil to one
part of flour of sulpur—which, by being heated
to two hundred and seventy degrees, unite.
The cement is applied by means of a brush
Miss Celia Logau is now detained at the
Mammoth Cave, Ky., in oonseiluence of a
sprained ankle, occasioned by sue of the steps in a
stairway in the cave giving way as she was as
cending.
The Allgemtine Zeituny learns from Rome that
Monseignor Bedini (who visited this country two
years ego) has been ❑anted Secretary of the
Propaganda in place of Mon,eignor Baruado,
who is raised to the dignity of Cardinal.
The Quebec Mercury ie out in nu article en
joining the Canadian Parliament to pass a law,
by which all the distressed runaway slaves in
Canada may be returned back to the United
States.
The Wild Woman," at Cincinnati, has been
declared insane, and is to be sent to a Lunatic
AzYinta. Her keeper, Northrop, has left for
parts unknown.
- • 4. I .
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MESEIRM
'A . ,',' , ';':'-' ,-14`,..•':f!':i.,"'l
at 25 rotas pa I:ox I.) Jr [AEI,. IL KEYSER, 1.40
ntreel. and by [A.:aly iloalor in modn.tnon
throo4loolt 11, UninA Sta.t.,. All ortlern or lotto, for in
formation tx advice.. Le euldresal. , l to C. V. CLICKYSER
Oi.Nrw ork. jylo:ll.var2w
Ca — Neu . Geneva, Fayette County, Pa.,
et y 1 , 1n50. Pr, I. d is nith much pka
t.r.• tt.at 1 Inform you that I,inve one drew uf your lin-
Verinifugo n hild of mine that nun
triek It Im.light crew him between thirty and forty large
a 011 11%, without naimating him 111 the least. tie soon atter
Inr health. ESBE PllO VINCE.
Dr 11cLannle tymtovv, Liror Pills and isreaovra Tenn 4
tow-, also Dr. I SoOtl'of COIObISfO.I White Circassian Litil
eant r.reraned under We supervision of Dr. I. Scott,
u MM/col umlaute, and Phyriclati of extensive prate
, L , ; „ emit' tea prelim. I,y Dr. I. Scutt & CO.,
PAIII. Ytorgicniowil, Vlrgtula
NEWS Etttol THE I , OI.I.NTAIN BEAD!
ItiMIGA.NTOWYI, VA., Sept. 12, 1855.
it to arty! y, That I have examined the Recipe for
prep.i.ring McLane's *lmproved Vermifuge and Improved
lore, Intl. by Dr. 1. Scott, who hoe Lexu in. the habit of i
111 mud using lay oriv,nal merry-inns In my office during.
Idat thirtens, years, and 111.41 1 behave lie hat Improved
th , .. I rook,• the alrrve atutrnnont do o moor willingly an I
no ioterrrit 10 them whatever C )IcLANE, `t.l. D.
Dr. NlcLatie'r gliyanve.t/ Vtriallfug s t rood IfirlfOrSO LOCI
1•11! , .. nOtoo.f.tlf.4l OortiOCAtle of C 31,,Lourn for wile Dy
V!.1...,f10tA and Merrlnitilo ervr7s tern.
11. KEVSISH., I 4 Wnnnkl Agent.
U- J. P. FLK3IINt, AllreKny. cr,Ar 11,11r,Ad
Agrtlf.. Jyll.dairaor
am - Prot. Di 4r.Lh oia t he Weather--Pr.,
Ik t;ratii runt" dl nuttrrt.rn vnL, tt.c tu, loni,
r: nth., !•• ;Jr.
YJw4ric 1)11. it tort_. I k Itt.t4t. l't
lb. th: urli; la •;d i.. 1.. 010 y t..
• y Mr.. "01[1%
I S“,,th. A.
MIIIIEMMO
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A t . tAlt 110%A.I• tosl.l to Zr , ) io Ito at i Atittlio titre tlit
int Vise, pit: tti to iiitr i t the nett for 111 t• alotitty
utak , tirwtli t ilt . ..clic ' Knit toi istittwtont IS
pit+ltio • Ow outhtrftil offect—it the AI an prop., ott
lle Ututitt 1,...,4, at Ito. -Id Itkid H ull Lottwitt
11•411111.11 t, 1..,11111 -W ., I.
tit 1 1 —ir "I , r. t, blot .1,,
Ft r Rale by ti H l'sttel.u3gll, aa.l .11 Ikl,L
,t- myl2.
ay Urnal turn of Pile•-.lliVr.;llLx,
I r..V..n--Lour A:1.,. us
to prrAs yoll nty !du, or, I hauk, ha
your dmeov,ry of a lnc .111 , h, to ra) the Ica4t •of li. Isy e•firclol a r u le that
.to (1-,111.113., that i Itu , r lake. hnvo .nt;rrly fhll,l
Utsl mitilohortt at..l ca. •I Ih.. 11 that. Imr
halm. ovi, teli the [nit huati awe is not n strang.
I nw 1,. au In thin and the em
t .1 411 i 11 , y fin. /lan 00.1 1 , 18[1 , 11 4 . WI I hail 11 - 1,1 every
It 11 •ra awn l.d. and 11,•!1,Ltitt na ally goal ant tl I
k 111K.11 I, try tla , rat ten.. 1,0 are at libert) to
lia==:!
I. Ilot:k prop. I
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;e6 Krrp tho Woost Pure.,Most the
1,;.w I among well -t1g,17,31. I rung !tumor,. in 11,
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I / I.!. L 1)16(`‘/ILLkl . cure, •- , very tbousX,,,L. ntthccol
1 n ,lu44 Ery.10.13, Bolt Ittwurtiato.L
A , • lid yet there tire ttnne who. through igoortott e u oat
• I 1A1:11. .1.`10.) . " W.. 0..01d SU) 4 curl.- -" )^
4.1 - See lung ulvertluetneuc iu anutle, culnuni
Uuieeii utid rimul nt DR tlEußilii 11 . K EYI.4FIR'S
140 .104/4 olg4: 01 the 1101,100 )tortatt, and at J. 1
I.l.l..NllNtrtt, jylo:daw
*a - From the N. sorb Iliettbottnl Monitor
1.. Or 1.... r) LI.-Iyl Ar:AN VAI•Oh —iir Curt. Ilan thole Mort.
It. Ameliorate the condition of loannukty 4[11.4,1 with long
..otopi.tit3l4, list nap Other pra. lil arer ut IllodiClllo% Unit
hiw KtrllAgitsd WI lh the meerets tie rtutieria malice, f o r [Le
Ina century, by the invention and perfection of an instru.
oleo! that 0111 convey to the [tango a modicine in the abut..
u: W.) whi,..tt act, directly uu the
and not. a , tmht.rto, by ay windily. Thian who are
II ridded with illionamai wining (rota dlaurilereal lunge, will
nub.: rve their Intermits by giving the Ifyirroan Vapor a trial
rhatnits.—Dr. CURTI.; Ilr Ora:ra is the original and only
mrtielo ...+l.3tra•vr
. _
44 - Fever mind Ague- -V+kimin rr )111tatutt it thr
vtutt--it ret t tsr and Fryer and Aguti, but Ow
I.l:llviiio,•••Xcit i - Itlet• nms nriso• frptli oVer rxrniuu, in]
pi mnv,t expogur, or it rokularily
Tii.• UV lAN FP:8111f UliE, acting dart- tly upon tlii•
1.1 . pitticriata and function+, has
A itlitglo trial will afford
!, n.l a 1.11110 will 1u mot, Instlttictw stop tilt. club
nuol .tilsitp• the Ito tw "not went cant", yloltt to Ito power: it
1'101,1,1 mt.l n,.l l by A. B. a D. :4 ANDS, Vruggihtn, IUU
PWba mtrt.et, New Y.
Ale— by Y. A. FAIEINES'rutIi Pittsburgh
N, ,u,l by Drugghit, goueritily. Jylolw
No Cause for Despair--If a eakened by n
1 .. 1.4 t; Ci'Vh• aAd nutlet in,: and, all thn sytuptorua of a
rolat..ttry attack. still the sutler, amt ti..t despair.
ever give up,•" onyx the p•e••t, lord why should the OM
with ROGERS' LI V ER W ORT, TAR, AND
t' A:\ CIE A LAO I; A, within his retch'. Life, I iralth,
ore its results. Fee b.rig atlvertiattineat In this paper.
84 - For sale, wholesale and rnmil, 11 R. BALERS &
0 , , rum, Wceel and Stroud strcetn.
6,1,1 al..° by H6NDERSON d BRO., Liunrty street; H. P.
SCHWARTZ, and BEM:IIAM & NicK NNNAN, Allegheny
City Jylo:,llwlsu
Ake- W It y will you Suffer, WHIN ItELIEF CAN BE
90 1; A'l I.S )irr A ET) ? —I Ince your S,:re Throat,
ltl.eunud law, Neuralgia, Brom:bats, Croup, Still' Joiuts, Frost
!bit,. JIM us. Sprains, or Pains In any part of your system
,ati In. relieved at unce I.y using tlio mud beautiful of
all [Ailments. the ‘• While Linimen4" prrpard
by Dr. :4.1017, of Morgantown, Va.. and for sale Cheap,
wholesale nod retail, by Dr. K EYSEIt, 140 Wood Street. an ,,
AS. I'. FLEMING, near IL It. D ,, ..set, y. 9or ail
v.rti"",,,nut iu another nnlumn of to-day'e paper. I alantam
CO - Come one, come au, to moRoAN A 00'S ?
N.,, I(14 W; str,,t, and bay what You want , n thy- HAT
o r CAP line. A large nUjeli ,4 SILK, FUR and STRAW
.{TS always Vti hand. Remembsr.
()I I N W. M'CARTIIY, BILL POSTER and
ft) Itsrararroa, Attend to the Pueting and Distributing
linatia of
RILL Pint 00.NCEItTS, LECTURES, E.X.HIMTIONS, kr.
All ,-"lltnunicatiotte—either by mail, telegraph, or other.
wlot—directecl to the °Moe of the Morning Poet, will receive
prompt attention. ap7
itEslir ❑ALLEY. Manancturer,
C. V. CLICK EN ER .118.unfacturers.
1 , .. n •tt ht.
1"111 I I.
tt/h/ it %181 t U . 1!.,
1=111!II
trut% n thnt my I V ery kinn
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b. 1% nh 11‘.. 111 11 Mi1..111..1 ,ri,ly It.
MORGAN te Co.
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FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE CO
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Hex. THOS. B. FLORENCE, Pree't,
B. Hainaut Secretary.
STATEMENT 01 , BUSINESS,
From the le day of Augnet to Me 310 day of Dec., 1856
Amount received in Marine premiums $ 6 8 .2 42 31
Fire 39.908 82
'oral premiums for live mouths
CAPITAL
Bonds of Allegheny County, Pittsburgh, and
Pittsburgh A's $ 70.711 ern
'Wilmot.' Bonds. Cost 33,400 00
lano on First Mortgage of Real Estate
° Stocks, collateral
Cash in Bank and on hand..._..._.... .....
Capital subscribed. (payment not yet due) 97,000 00
Premium Notes, not yet matured ' 66,337 31
Due from Agents, (secured by Bonds)
Expenses and 00IIIMilini.01111
$.W8,1&l 13
Total amount of Lomas incurred, but not yet adJusti-it:
Fire $1,666 66
Maruat 3,000 00
$4,686 66
This Company Insures Hull and Cargo riek., on tho Ohio
dud Mississippi tributax Ms. 'mores against Lolls or Damages
Icy Fires. Losses Liberally adjusted and promptly . paid.
Itsmasschs—lion. T. M. Howe, Goo. J. K. Moorhead,
James Wood.
For Insurance apply to
DELAWARE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE, & E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STS.,
Philadelphia.
4.`-MARINE INSURANCES on Vow , * Cargo, Fteight,
to all part. of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES ON GOODS, by Rivers, Canals,
Lakes and Land Carriages, to allparts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCE ON 111KRCIIANDIZE generally. On
Stores, Dwelling Houses, &c.
Awls of Ike thmpany November 5061+355.
Bonds, Mortgages and Real Estate $101,020 04
Philadelphia City, and otLer Lonna 88,210 00
Stock In Ranks, 7tdirwd and Insurance Cv's 23,080 10
Bilis receivable 188,440 07
Cash on hand
Bslanctsi in !iamb of Agents, Premiums on Ma
rine Policit.s recently issued, and other debts
due the Company
Subscription Notts.
Dinkier on.a.
William Martin, James O. Liana.
Joseph IL Seal, Thruphilua Paulding,
Edmund I. &miler, James Traguair,
John C. Davis, William Eyre, Jr.,
John R. PetI.C.OPI Joshua L. Price,
George G. LeipeT, James Tonneut,
Edward Darlington, j Samuel E. Stokes,
Dr. R. M. Huston, Henry Sloan,
William C. Ludwig, James 11. McFarland,
Hugh Craig, I Charles Schaffer,
Spencer Melirain, Robert Burton,
Charles Kelley, I John B. Semple, PlitAnugh
H. Jones Brooke, ].y 'r.- Mortr.th; it
J. (1. Jihnson, I J. T. Lo u,
Whi MAATIN, President.
Tom. C. Main, Vies Prealdsui.
Mawr LTLDI,I[N, Aoomtary.
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
iItREICTURERS' INSURNCE COPY,
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Chartered Capital, .500,000.
PI RE. MARI NE AA' I, IXL .1 !S
AAttnv 3. LIPPINOar, 11.041r11t -
ORRIN 1t(01:11: 4 . S.'ret.rY.
Tietulurnr.
Anruu 3. UN.lnrott
Nlckoln, Taylur,
orrin
Ater - Th., l'on.t.ony 1.0.. iN,eu organised with u Cash etti.i -
tot. an.l tL. Ihr.ort.;ra Itove tletttrutittett L. solttitt Stir business
t.. ;:. oro.: .I.'e 4.,0111,.. ..toserre pro.lettre in ctondts•t
.tt Ile oltoot., with a VI - 01110 tiAtp/dt MDent of 1.
e.
littotturglt Otlicr, No. 7 5 Water str-eL
J. N EA - I\lN JotNKS, Agent.
The following well known and ro,potte , kle f“ . xus in Pitts
burial loa.• nu 01.4 rqec'ettee to titolll. with regard to the
iotttilll.9.l of the li.zthccurerv° Insurance
Company.
Kramer x ftalua, Wilson, Childs & Co.,
George P. Bmlth & Co., Hampton & Campbell,
Jones, Tiernan & Co., H. Childs & Co.
13,7
LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
OURNER OF WATER AND MAIIKET sTßitrrs,
PITTSLIVKGII,
ROBERT GALWAY, President.
Tuos. Gao usx, Secretary.
This Company makes exery insurance 4;.,partaluing to
or connectrd with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against HULL AND CARGO RISKS on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers sod tributaries, and MARINE RISKS
generally.
And ngultiml G , ss and Don, Ly etre, and against the
perilsof the sea 4:.‘1 Inland Navigation and Trmaaportation.
Polities Issued at Ut/Ittowest rates consiitent with safety to
all parties.
DIRECTORS.
Robert OM way, Samuel WOlurkan,
Joeeplt P. GUYALa, M. D... .10iin i,rott,
Janes Max - 111411. Darla Richey,
J 111111,1 liNilman. Clinrlee A rbtahnot.
Alexander ihstile), Joseph S. heeeh,
Jowl Fullerton. Mansfield H. Provkn,
Deirl.l 11. Clumbern, arletian Zug,
Wllltern Otrr. Hobert 11. Ilitrtley,
J. D. (41 4
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPANY
W1L1.1.01 lOW A LEV, Prraident.
SAMUEL L. MAII: 4 IIELL, be retary.
OFFICE: 94 Mt,. street, Mark,/ and w oa d drew.,
Ineures NULL AND CARGO RIB6B, on the Ohio' .
and )111ebialppi Rivers and tribuiarbpi
Insure. against baiiiiige by FINN.
A 1.., optima the Perils of the eon pod Inland Navigatioil
and Transportation.
William Bagalcy, Capt. Mark Starling,
Jame+, M. 000plii, Samuel M. Kier,
Samuel Rca, William Bingham,
Robert Dunlap, Jr., John 8. Dilworth,
Lama M. Pennock, Francia Sollars,
S. Illarbaugh, J. &Boom:maker,
Walter Bryant, William B. Bays.
John Slifpion. ' ttiac2l
. _ _ _— -. __—___
TERRA COTTA OR STONE
WATER PIPES.
From two to six inch calibro.
PRICES from to 4t) t3etitn per Foot
4Lso—itoCti ESTER
PEARL STARCH
For Sale Wholesale at Manufacturers
Price', by
IMNRY H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WHOLESALE 1,1-I.LEII IY
CHEESE, BUTTER k SjEkIDS, FISII,
No. 25 WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH. 0,16
46/1- Fourth of July Fvoryl.dy should wear a
NEW HAT or CAP on INDEPENDENCE DAY; and to Pllll
- all to do 40, we will soli our etoclt at greatly reduced
MORGAN co.,
164 Wood Weld
WESTERN INSURA\CE COMPANY,
PITTSBURGH. —UEOR 1C U t;.s;F, ;dAo;
GORDON. Secretary.
Will insure against all 1 , ;(1431, of ri t, LI. N. A HINE.
All losses will to, lieerolly adjusted au I
A Home Institution, managed II ; e • 0, oho i t ze
known In the community, and w ht
promptness sad Ull.riatti, to maintain the km. ter wh ei.
they hays assumed, as offering the best pro:. t.ot to tbo
who desire to Lei insured.
Lammas—R. Miller, Jr., C. W. Iticketson, . tier,
N. Holmes, Jr., W. IL Smith, C. Ihmsen, George W. Ja item.
Andrew Ackley, James Lippincott, George pe,raiii, Jo, a, tl
Auley, Alexander Nimick, n n ot (k o s Swat.
far Odic* lip, re
Water street, (Wahouse of Spam; It
Co., qp drain ,) PRtabargh, uov'Aay
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO.
HARRISBURG, PENNA.
Chartered Capital, - sqoo, t oo.o t
IM. Insures Buildings and ether Property agedust Lees or
Damage by lire; also, tritlhest. Perils of the - S , m, Inland
Naripation and Traust> . °nation.
Ovtloint—oltlllN CAMERON, Pregident.
lIENJ. PARKE, Vico President
8. 8. CARRIER., Secretary.
A. A. CARRIER, Agent, Fourth and Smithfield. ljeßttlut
INSURANCE! INSURANCE!
lion fur Insurance for several gaod reliable Insurance
Companies received by GEO. W. BtrylN, at hls Real Estate
Agency and I . ..cli . tewgenoe Office, on the north aide of Ohio
tourin door oast of the Diamond, Mamma= CITY. ju7
164 Wont strmit.
•
CIIALLIES AND DE LAINES,..—,.IO - COO
yards rich Cl allies and Da Laineoiiith 425 and 3754
cents. now closing oat at 12% COUta perlartitt the Semi.
Annual Sale of (jyl2) A. A,,m'ABoN
7 200 EMPT BBLS. FOB.SALE
REMEMSit Aff *AV N,
No. 89 Wood et z Olpitigtt IMeN Hotel.
E-g
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' 11, "
.$103,101 31
. 300,0181 00
$408,151 13
THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent,
No. 90 Water st., bet. Wood and Market.
... 93,889 06
.. /00,000 00
P. A. MADKIB.A, Agent,
No. DS Water ,front, Pittsburgh
OF PHILADELPHIA
EIZEIECEM
Wathan B. Tlt.,Lrun
WilUnm Sod,
Al(1,1 Woek.,
Cluui,, J. rieM.,
Jroao, P Swyth.
P 1 r r s [3 IT 3 iI
INSI CO .11 PAN Y,
OF PITTSBURGH
AND DRODUCE GENERALLY
,Fars x ``
the - Boston Saturday Evunliiii,ed
---A - PErriman.nlattilli'&ll4oloV24lllit-'•
would remain under the enrse of a disagreeable
breath when by using the " Balm of if&Thorsand
Flo wers ",as a eirtifrine won!d no4enik render
it sweet lint leave_ the teeth Nehite,tte.alabaster
Many pereenti'dcr'not know ;their hre th is bad,
and-the subject-1:s so delicatii thetr4rrends will
never mention it. Peer a ilngle Arop of the
" Balm " on yonitootb.:brush : and,winitt the tooth
night and moraitig, •Efifty coni`bottii•will l..st
a year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be ac
quired by using -the " Balm of a Thousand Plow
ere." It will remove tan pimples and freckles
from the skim leaving it of a soft and reseate.hue.
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAB4.- 7 Wet your shaving
brush in either warin !onr cold.. raitir, _PoOtogi
two or three drops of "Balm of a Thousand
.Flowers,". rub• the heard.wellatul-it.willinakair
beautiful lather much facilitating the operation
of shaving. Price4inly fifty cents. - For sale by
Fetridge & Co., proprieters ; and B. A. Fehne
stock & Co. Fleming Bros., R. E. Sellers & Co.,
Dr. G. H. Keyser and H. Miner & Co., PittSburgh
and Lee & Beckham, Allegheny city. —
liar Have You a Rupture of the flowehil
—I would moat reepeetfully invite the attention of these af
flicted with hernia or rupture of the bowels to my splendid
ascot tweet of Trueses of various patterns, and to suit every
age, applied and satisfaction guarantied In every case, at my
office, No. 140 Wood street., Pittsburgh, Pa-, sign of the
()olden Mortar. Among the Trusties sold by me will be
found
Marsh's Radical (Amy Truss;
French Trustee, very light spring;
Gum Elastic Trusses ;
L'ltildrene Trusses, single and double ;
Trusses, children.? and adults;
Abe:slit Eliptie Spring Truss ;
Dr. .4 S. Pdals's Supporter Truss;
The price of Trusses vary from $2 to $3O. Hernial
or Ruptured patients can be suited by remitting money and
sending the measure around the hips, stating whether the
rupture is on the right of left side. ram aeJ athwt
Dr. Banning's Lam or Body Brace, for the cum of Proton
sus Uteri, Weakness of the Chest or Abdomen, Ptlep, Chronic
than hero, and any weakneaa depending on a viokund debili
tated condition of the abdominal muscles.
Dr. Fitch's Abdominal Supporter :
English Elastic Abdomirml Belts
MA, Elastic lklts
And nearly every kind of Supporter now In nee. lalso ielt
Shout:Ler Braces of every style, for weak chested and stoop
shouldered persons.
Fto•tir Stockings, for brokrn and varicose rains.
Suspensory Bandages, of all kinds.
Syr-Mgr, of erery variety and paten:, and in fact mery
kind of mechanical appliance used in the mire of disease.
IGL KEYSKR would state to persons in want of Braceeor
Trussee that he can often send to snit the patient by writing.
but it is always better to see the patient and apply the - Truss
or Brace personally. Addren
Dtt. US.O. 11. KEYSER, 140 Wood et.,
Sign of the Golden Mortar.
julO dtwly
OLD ECLIPSU
FREIGHT LINE.
THIS LINE IS NOW PREPARED tqhring
an tan& of freight from New York ; in three dnye, at
$1,20 TA WO tbs., and from Plakdelplth in 40 holm at $. l
100 lbs.
RECEIPTS 11V HIV FOR TIME WWII A WRITTEN
GUARANTEE.
tia.,No paper packages or small boodles reosivod.
Mark goods " ECLIPSE FREIGHT LtIN - E.' .
C. B. ALLEN, Agegt, No, 2 Astor Douse, Now York.
J. J. AtcREIIIYEB, Aleut, our. Broad clad Locoet,•-Yhlla.
For further luformatlop, apply to
01'43 4 8 16
Je24:lln—Journal copy
A. A. CABILIER 9 8 0 01RIVIL
A. A. PAUMER & BRO.,
Conner Aturik and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh
AGENTS
State Minna' Fire and 31artne lust:rt:Le
Co, of EIARIUSBURG. CAPITAL, 0350,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co., of
1•111LADELPIIIA. (TAPITAL, $300,000,
the of Virginia
turan" Co ' oft ' 4l ! v' $600,000.
wuict awm,v4. ITAL,
Cikmmonwealth 'nu:lra:nee Company, tlllt
Itlelililiti. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Inoturnuore Co.,
LIARTrox.D. CAPITAL AND 610,15-1,4149.
Pnureytvansa Insurance Co., of PITTSBURG IL
r.t P7I'Al, ANO ANSETS. N0v.5.1555, $1.29,02t1 1).
W, F. JoFcg , -rrne, Pre5ident........... A. tARRIEN, SNeatary.
,ael4:dspely
S.t VEL VA. Wi ESTOCK,
IMPORI'ER & DEALER IN
FiIItEIGN AM) DO.NE,STIC
HARDWARE.
No. M 3 Wood elreet, between Diamond
alley avid Fourth street,
PI TTS.Ic.NG'iI,
•
NHET" Too suincribor is non 01,...;,iug a well selected assort
*autistic hardware, all new,and will he
sold cu as goial terms as any ether house in this city. Ile
will always keep on hand a general assortment of
Ii.A.RDWARK ChTliF.Rlf, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, &C,
To which he respochtdly invites the town/dint wc.:44,04w..
FAIINESTOOK.
TOESYSN, JOHN NOM.
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND
M 0.F:1 - ANTS,
Dealers in *nal, tildes, flans.,
BACON, LARD AND ;.ARD OIL,
Zia - A-V 1) l'R 04 , GENICR ALL Y. 'WM
W4tia STREET, PITTSBURGE, PEARS..
Springer liarisuagh, Pittsb'b ciao. Wens, Ohio.
John Scott & Co. M. Martin,
F.D. Joao*, tnah't Cit. Dap. Bk. linens & tieratine,
Leech & Co., Pittsburgh. Barnet, Nesbit a Garretsou,
Joseph E. Elder, St. Louis.
Thomas & Greiner, Bankers, Mimes & Connell, Cincinnati.
Salem. Ohio. tfehllvl A. D. Bullock & en.
Jsio. houNti, late of liuutphreya, iluilthamt 001., Phila.
D. W, ara.swis Late of Pittsburgh.
KOONS & HERSTINE,
FLOUR FACT(RS,
Geßvr3l Priiduct Gonunission Meazhluit,s,
Av. 41 North Wharra anti 51;• A.xra Meier t..ivrt,
Wasp Race
tsagaky. A Co. PhiL,lirrart, Konuedy 41a. Bitueh.
Barrett. Marto k Q.. " 1. WiLtuaztlik
.kJlirer, " Liggett,
S.liter, Price h (la " W. Rea,
Caleb C yro a tt„. " Bnitaloy, Co.grave A Co. "
Truitt, orotber Watt
J. D. Lehner Couluouti. Fosdick At Foulds, Cincinnati
A. a. Bullock & CO. Morrow a Gettior, "
tweed h Sibley, " S. Chonowoth Co. u
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia genii ally.
jai hilapeani
ALEX. TIUNT.ER,
IF LOUR. GRAIN,
BACON, LARD, LARD OIL,
4. D PRODUCE GENE;44“,
No. 299 . 1 01tkocto: itreot,
‘llthoWo2ll.l
de I (14i,C
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
ALANIIIACI;VUItS OF
CHILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Titbit*,
AND FITTING GENVAAALY,
For Warming an Ventilating ituildir, gB.
tiar - W. & A. mil) contract for Warming and Ventilating
by Stoma ei liot Water, Pipes or Chilsnn'a
••,, Semiotic Hospitals, Factories, Oman D wo ut,,.. g „
Court Itounes„iails, or ilotota, No. 2511 ':It.K.ET 81.14,E0P,
Pittsburgh.
apla
W. il. SMITH .._. ..W. W. MAUL ........JOS. IL itu
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
122 Second and lk Front st.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
JAMES BLAKELY,
tt! I'EAN AGENT ANO CONVEYANCER,
Corner of Seventh and Aqmithfteld streets,
PITT?,71111t0 11.
*IL Pmsougora brought from the old country to
burgh, nod monoye IVRillePli to Europe,
.1110,27
4. BANKS KNOX
JAMES COLLINS 04, CO.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
PROPRIETORS OF TUE.
Colnns , Plttebturt4h 4 Itteadvilio & Erie
CANAL LINES.
Nos. 114 ov 115 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Ptreamnum—
Ny m „ Bagaley & Co., Murphy, Tie.map St
Smith k Sinclair, Hampton, Wilson & cc,
hPoandleaa, Means & Co., Easitah & Hithardim
PIIILADISPUIA—
Bagidel.Wacon___mhrwit At_
cm, TKO"; Dratbie4 4 0 , ~
Wood, B
& __Co.
Fresh Arrival vi -- 'lWir „ ,
freb_s_
TIIST received tt STEINRP" O .Vigters: • -
V WOOD street, where all the doe . Cli'S No. 11l
the season can be bad, served nit Jr . 'wades er t "...
ble sqls, He ii also in 44 ~' - , .aay denim. k . ft...
Petobtee*, Peas, LekstaW: Nuw - ge'Pi or Nolo . N - 7_')
and a great variety pp tear le " ad,Sea Bata, -
Use, hotels and reatastar . l TlOCll WM. be 60141 tu thud. ,
Just reusktedi It Itis' , Uun i - 4 4461 #*natilst terms. ,
Pine Appren, P-ar"in ` 1.31140 Mag 'Otudgeti amid
4.* - - -4 - ••••••
Ja -
in 1... ga. b ~ •
4/41 ' .'.4..r°-I.
yr~=~~V
W. A HARROLL, Ageut,
No. 64 nett% at
ELUIECIES
PIIILUM PM A
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REFERENCE/3k
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e4reet 0 4 1 5r§eUielltatithWAtivi;:vie:h*itt*** k‘t4
10114ot:3 - lit 10 .- 6etlciek; A M. .TheirAefiikra eliO - ramilysetr .
rdqueettel to attend, riqmout, 4 tiii•iMi t , •
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Nvi4volti ,144 0n44474N44.;' eit 4b 4 :ocoodavv/P
will appeer
character of cutansaus.
rnoresson t lMAltittMtiNti . hal% ttßloll4hEd
tho titahhdly v1:4110140 tiiistitiftiiiihilotialil6-
Friday Evenlallf July 1804, ;
Will be 'presented B hosidanattosilt4 nefiibruted'bitenteY °C 9 ;
VI GINIIIS•
ou, Tll E R 0 IPA7N'
- , "7 ) 1P B: 3 0 , ili:." •••
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Apprus CLAUDIUS. " , ISTINAN.
:CAIUS " BLACKBURN.
. ... " WEEVER.
. " CUBRAN. ' -
DIMS " STEVENS.
TITUS yuuNn. :
SERVIUS ......... • " 'FOSTER:,
MARCU5.........._...... - . ,
VIItOiNIA Mrs A. W. TONG.
SERVIA,DCONLUEIPwhoThiIit
kindkyy.ilantqxed., „
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Previous to which PROFESSOR onAgqipon rfu iftrtar
duce some or I.lle 11 I `..
INIMITABLE t.YEATilli,_
COX(' SONG ...........
lie whole to conc!ndo • ivjth Mai
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The Rough Diamrond
QOUBIN Jot. . .... .. .. ;A:MAOPKG-: -
LORD PraTO
SIR WM. ETERGREEN A
CAPT, ,ANAIDAti..!''
NIABONTRY
LADY PLATO-.—...- ..... .. .
MASONIC, :11.4,1•414:
UTAwrDA. „B i *l3 I ir-,; r l) 4 t
powmjc!,v 7,4. 8 --5 L - T r D th t tntlyir. •
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GRANP'WMIXINATSD '' /51411 Y -I) F.'"-M'
American Arctic , ' Wider/mourn
English and Dasithit'Searches rqr
SIR JOHN • K- -
WTfRIY ixiiiftth4o434'
In couticotiOli with which
Eihibltiott,Alta •
Siege and Bombardment of SebattipiA 5 ,
Xxucuted.by thetteuutt American
Esq., front druyiugu taketrou the sp9t.b7 the=44.l'4.
01. 4 1. 3 1 r hIbIttzerf :11414ta i t: 1.- !. 4 . 4 . -
44-Ttckett2s6eiif en I234eenn: , • -
Tito Antic hethke will pogithottielowott nerelliteihidyft
ni lit , Jalyl9tb, fn feiltl previous engagementr =de,
South and West. Dyln D. C. LAIIIIIkAgent.:
B .•
OOKS• TO TAKE TO THE COUNTRY—
Coltrane' Sparrowgrasa Papers. BeaurdcaLlP.mo.--, : -.
Adventures of Gerard the Lion Killer'filiro4OholFll4 . ..;.,,
Anil:08111ot Africa. With illuatrationa—sthrro.L.
John Brougham's' Brumhy Papers; or Trish Ecfrots;i:pttp.,'
neat hum vol.—price $l. •
The Ridden Path; by Marian ILarland, authoriif Alm= _r
121n0.--price $1
The Ladles' Guide.* - Perfect GeUtfl#Yrill.Alanßersi.,:27 ,
and Conversation—Mleo 75 eent.a..
Gabriel Vane, hls Fortunes and M . ; FrimlB.ll.3notn'il
For gain by ' W. A. on,DENTEN..nyit.or
• inftbtote' atejitirtbis tht.
C
iHARLES , LEVEIVS - :'NEW -, :AVQRII- --;
THE BIARTTNS OF Citof.l , 4llTD4beliiur.;Linnm, •
palsy Ohtani or Andrntionsk by,fbe roam 4 . 45- ThiA
John Ilal ax, Gentleman:.
Fashionable Life; by iday.l:LF.sedmam::";-:
The Wanderer ; by the author of "The Wirtebmamii;
The Old" Tlearago; by 3llrs. llubback. r
The Adventaresof dulesGederra.theTamigillerlafAMiik,
Lordlier's One. Thousand and Ton Thirtgi WoHltaiimring.:
AGRNUY FOR BALM OW THOUSANDfIANFER L S , ixtd ,
ItIiDDIN.PS RUSSIA SA.LVII, at the Book Store of
101 • No: .3 . 2 - Stattbfield attest "
B AN KING lIOU SE b>
01:10E3 BRO., BARROW
,0 4.. 1 7 7 . 1 V-faR.T ,, /014
Make Collection, on all Pointe fitwand'vreet ortlielitteeki
sippi River. Prompt 'attention given
trusted to their sunds. • - •
. JONES k CO., Pnbnearghl
K. SWIFT BRO. & JOIINSTON, Mongol' •
F. W. CLACK h. CO; Phi
CITIZENS' BANK, Banknote; . • -.
E W. •CtiAlIN:1301105 .1 CO., New
CIIJIOBE & BIIOTFIEP.TON,
OFICTION.—We have...appltitiiiTicfik t 4 .
seTeral SIIMS ranging from 8.3(10t4 413009.
1......150me premium will be elloweJ, and argued odakibirt„,, .•
of real eetate, Herr of all locurabrancork
(e, nn.'Wishing to invest safely, wltitoot the brnllame:OVV:
dirge returns not to bo realized. trill please apply t.dttie 00-
w h o will 'dr.+ thek persona/ •gbprtuttvir,foi
besiorse transacted by thei4.
We aro authorized to odrr n handsome boldet
may apply. ,
:19 17 Ural . F.stlto nlidLCsft
TIER DESIRABLE PROPERTY- 4 :11V-
V Tat FIFTH WARD--Theinidivided interest - frualglih' — ' :
all A.f which are occupial, on P•enu and Walrrixt .
streets, au Int.in.9 houses, and rout . well
A block of eight trick I/owes In the Fifth Ward—a 4
rented.
• Two 3 Story llrkk WWll:Thaws on Penn street, Fifth Ward,
oc - upied by runt-rate tenant., and yielding a handsomp
in:Awe. e
A block of threw fluidness TIOUSCI on The corner of Walnut
and Penn streets, and ono Swelling house on Walnut at,
all occupied.
A pplr t
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T URNIP SEEDS,
RED MP,
WRITE NORFOLK,
GLOBE,
YELLOW ABERDEEN:
And other esteemed aorta icr the Gardener arid Dairyman',
whnleaele and retail, a the Agricultural Warehouse, 47
Fifth street, by jy17:161 JAMBE WARDEOP„.. :
2 , BOXES ORANGES
J ( — ably
Mr
O BOXES LEMONS to alrive-t,o`isAvikt*;
for sale by. REYMER it„ANIMEIO,A r
17 1 13.3.39-WOO4I street. 4-4
LAVE YOUR MONEY"..(=="SAV.R.YOUR!::.,,,,
10 MONEY:—You can get, Ward? 2 'Magazine fOrlEttentiv.- , 4
tthe August number.) at •
. A. GILDENFENNEY b 0 :13,
i.vl7 Fifth st.,
opposite the Theatre. ... ti
I
L EAD-100 pigs of Lead now steamer Henry draft'," and for akin 14 . - •" 1 .; , % . *'?,,.. nigi . e.
I. 30 d: EYOK.AtiIaW%
- - -
OUNG lIYSON c44osltiaili:ta,
Ring Chop Young, Upon Ten, at 7 .. .. titiliW*SA
ceiveitoby
k. ' 4 " )
wylo R2ltsrket a-.lThetiSlti442l:','-;- ,
$ 1 1 1 :Up VOR TWO CHOICE BYl . ll l ll[4lAW!`.r
. iota, having a large front on
by it feet deep, pleasantly situated on 31 t . :11Etilttkftteity!
will he sold on easy teirus. S. CQTIIIII'RT.kBp, mil.
IeIT Neal Estate Agents, Sr
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TEE.-150 bags prime 144 a Ooffeei - '''
65 do. extra, do c10. , 7,4i:i
40 do. Catißlor s Java., BfreiP4li - ;•-
In store awl for gala bA. MILLER 4
.
1,44 o- 8 N 22 4 Anil Ws t•-• ..,;,•,. . - a -q •
R ENICAT.An and after t t iN t i_r . .'o" .°l4,,-- .:. ,
r ~
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June the undersigned will he to, ' , 4w se'''. :-Wkffif‘A
W Ynarth street, 'Jones' lluilillua; . ," 41 3. he 0 at 00104 .1, V#
chatting' Bank. I, y ..00r tiki..,, 4.i.i.,
Judd . :. azoikeraw l ,. 4i vi,
110 ACON--.21)00, lba, W niuAtie.,.,,i,
_LP foi!iii4l4 .by - [.1)14.1 . - , 38 - ' and •Shouldfirc. ,'
QTA,RCE(-100 14:0 7- : EMILY- 1: "" 1314 / 4 :: 7 .;G,
for sale by te . Rochester Pearl S 4- +Vdt ,- -A•
I I QPIRVI T VWP A i ' IigNIM U. OOMPOIKVi.
~,1,,b. x, ,,
~., ..PENV.N.E-20barrelm*iir,t
-i, --- , r 2 i J. 8011001111/argog4
ir
Eu
..-100 tons Lake Chains lautlur,'
B LOA,
... 11'
- 1 - 1 - 178 ,-, r ,
, fj...131 J5lO. 51 ;Milt -151.
LING TACKLE.---41 you intaidipzi
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• e mountain streams to pass the hot vivber., .. ,
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i. berth thotb o ll aring,ana examine our stock of FishinkVankle: •, 0 •1 1 .
full d complete. • /BMW a TZTI.I4I", I 4 . 4, ,
• AO No. 150 "Wood - streat, ~qi
AGAZ I NES FOR JULY— ' -
Tiamer's 31agazite fur July.
Pteley's
Dalieu's
l'etereon's
Illustrated London News. •a a
The Struggle for Ulu, ur Claude and the Skeletdrit,'t
11lorseuthu. IL T. C. MOR6A.III,
41 Fifth street.
A N excellent article of POTASI-Ciii.„V
to tin cane for families, received 4y -
Jors7 Y. IL 1411,,V0 •
DRY GOODS REDUCED --A. AI 'MASON '
B CO. have marked doverklie , whole of 'their
stock. Every article will be closed out at from ha par '
cent. lees than. using PriMst .
SKELETON V ESTS -4 Ve , hivitticOre - - - _l l `
Express another lot of the-Skeleton-Vela-4r
undoubtedly - the coolest. and lightest far 84241.*''
L. 11 . 1 . 1 t 8 .49ELD.VSON, N 6
ALLEN'S HAIR 70 Wood et
.041, Zylobahusmont—rThis iwse . ~,,,sTatt=„or.
~been known to ck any case whe-
;•
directions, restores hair to
iiCusw - aroordiint.tO-:-lee
`ior ' it iv nata a t le ' ' gut atrir:;:itnd'
to , PrtiY• Far altie o bnttleisitailcrat;
je2G Joon:4=w,
ner 31ixi0'4.041.1 to ttliglo4
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xienAth a t eare profes.:R,6,
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= WOOD htreet . Ties demi Ivo solgllfauat.-4.
of GUNS, PISTOLS, RIMS:
d'faillY, 04. e. ,ACOVX
41. - N l z lBs 3V,litalt, •
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D IFLES,cauNs,. PISTOLS, - Onbi,
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•• ,ROWN & TETLEY 186 1 , 7651t-6t,l'
• Sign of thotroldet Abe'
11 . STREET ,PROgERTY-2 ,7 3
424,&,,w sMet- eiposlit6 the Cathedral. on
whirl/Isere led lc:teat-2ft Stm-Brirlltisittliovrioobitow
ije2Bl BURMA' A--"altany,. ,
50'
„LUTNAbaliuice irk , iirie;;;;;;4'
three year; will bwy a good. BIRLD,DR.Nrges ,
1.40 front b 134 deep,attifite4 near
Vit4Lt,nayielzheny y CW—prieesl7s.'
terrlion. - I S'l t w ,.. tic v
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