••':'•' •, , .t. ~, , - _ '.. • —' 4 ..r . , •
• . '""z -4, ' .:',,• •," - , ' •,, •', ' •.. .., t. ''' 4 4 ,‘ * ,,. 4 ...* •. . , ''''' ' , - , ', 4 • ;`'
iN7. , . , . ,*,.. . a - ..;,:i.,..... ,--..- •- t ~,‘, ', , .-. - 0,„
N.J..,.. •,. .. — i,..45.—..... ,, ,. ; • .. • T
t- •-•4: : ,*• '''' ' '. 4... • • , s t.'"7% , , as - ..r• . ''' '
" 4- %** * 47• 4• •I • • * ... , •..., ~, t.,
•,- . 4 4 '•• e. . , '.. - % 4a • s -, •"'" , • , , 5,"
~ =*•:‘ • - L $ 4,1 '' ,44,44, -c • •‘ '' 4 , 1 4". ''-'
Z,: - ;?.„:',,- , . 4 , ~ • 4, lelL' :‘,..,'"44. -
,-.0. 44,,, ,0•.5 „,....
.. 1
... .
4: - .l.;,•''''. ~ .i... - ; ' k •-• - • . • .. .
14..,z7.,.0.: , , k; ~,:>...:, . 4.- ~ ,, , .,„1:444..,,-
4. .. -4-,40 % - i4, - -0..104 , ... i,,; 4- .. ~ .`, ~. . . .
, . 40.- - ,,,-- *V..t .- rtseeetiri, 4'. •.. *'' .•
' • .• , .' "
••i 4'' y' •,. 4 *-• ".4 4 ,t It-li- ',... ;.. ' , t-.- ~, 4 .. '‘ • • . '•'
••
'
'''',..-:';'-, '-*
~.1 4 e.i '4, • , a47t l rt,i l a. , • ` .7 ..:"
„ , - 4 q., s. kJ'. 4 -..-. 4
. T ;f R;' i.',1.4 , t# . ; 1. k r,, ,, ... , ••••A ~.`a •',•.' ' - ••• - 1- '`• ' •
r ,4 - ' ',., .., a 1"•,,,orl o ' . F , it . .j n...., .... ~. ",'• a 4
...
a. Kam.
~ „ •
V' . • 't ". 0' f ''' '';'' • '''i • ••• t'. .- t• ' .'.. 0' .• .t..... '' 1 ',41 1 - . • ; 'e' r' tr . ." :Ye . •- a
11 t • ,, ..L' ,',.,, i e jt. ia t ~ „ ....:44.....„, ,
i ': , „.. ~,..,.. ~. 1.. •. 4. . • • . ,I a
„ !o : ' , . `4, ,. ,, .."} ' id
V 1 r ,t( 4 i.4 ei +, ?ice . ‘'. . " . y,..' ' '' 4 --a ' .4 - , 0. 4. ' t: 4 . ...
-7 ,;.' .• - ' .
nt N 4 . ..14 44 . .4'' 3 ' T.' . 4,. :: .4 . 04 ', 4 4 :' . . ..". "
4,1•42 ,
' '
; , q t:r•; 441 4 ;i . , - t 4 - 4 . •••,`,;.: L .,41-: l4 m--
. i. , -•. , 4 ,,,: ••• .4, 1, ;\,1 ..
t /. . 4
i• • .:,,,
~, t. ii . : 0. 4 !,..
.1 ' 4, 41 ''? . ,:i4 ,, a .„.'• ....,,-;,,„"•,',. , . •
;4•,.*„..•:,;' ni -• :. ,- t,; 1 4: 4 N- 1 :4;',... ,-
i.P.,4%0.': • 2 ; 4. ''V'f' 1, , C 0 a it t
''‘ . ..., L :: "
i'N 'st :4l 4
~ . ./A.: , .,,,, - z- t„,..14 41 -. •• • , : 1 . ,4 v s `,., '..,," ,••• , 4: ,
- il l ' 44 .'4.1) Z;:'.-.. '''N- t . 4• l't rt,t s ;;;:e . : 4 t7.o„-ri
4 .5 . .... • , , ,,, 4, .. li No 1'. ,. .,: r , r 4, .4 ''''t pstti;4„,•?*
I> ** 4 ,;, -, •*4 4 4., ‘4 1,,,,,t4 . 4 et ie I
...,,,
• •Afl'qlN . 1 / 4 't c . ~.,,,, •-::t '''.,,', 4 • .:* ' •
' 44 a at is 1„i..; .4. ,ta , , ,a , P. es ~ •-,=
14 %.101 t' . 4 '144,1 4 r R •
, ~ • .t.
i."l , l'''4' ' .. k,,V ,1 N.'''' 1
,". a. 0 4
' • 41 '"' '• ":' t. !•"4 '' '''''. ...'.' • , 1.4 .0 7 - ' • '
ii . it P0by..../ . .. e • il
.4 -eV, , -. 4 , 0 .••'..• . - 1. ..-
„,i`!'''Plkbye- , .. Altdisli. k,7,”; r '4 ~,.•• •-• .. ~
4 , .."t' , . Ito', i .Y'•-•t - • /i -4 • .4 - . .! r :r„ • ,,4t,'•:", '''
.4 .- 10 , 1 .•1'44' , 01K ' . 4•‘.1, i • R.... , 'I .... 4: . st
c 4 ~,,•• 1 ;' .0. i *l. o : I NY' ' . 1 4 Ir• C . ' 41 k
1 4 4 h. 4 ' . ' '4, 4 L 4 r • ..:*g. • ,-....'`,... ". ~ f`
, -tr •B 4.‘i'..?* ; • ,' •o ' ,. : - r . • ....
4 ~, •., '
;
% 0 1
lk
t:-
441"41:4.,4,Et . .. 4
. bs. 4 ' t 4%
t.: f ....la. 1P
.:e•' '' '', ''''' 0
.., :-, 0. i; . •'..:4 . 4 44 4 P. l.*l fMt 4.' f. i --:*...... '' ,“'.•
14 ,,k1 trrorri 4 3 ,- '4 . 6 44 1„t - • • ".:4yji,e t,,..t, 4 ' - ' l '
12 4 1/4t-ektYLi " 1,..
~ tliti 4 1 r / V ,
4 0 1, ; 4 4 , 44.!tt1wa t f.4 1.
'4•4 'P4*! . , ti -,,,,,
- 01p4. 1, :it-,, , ,f t.' 4 •„ .. • I d,:`,:, :1-1,... •L',, `Met.
111.4 .4 * . :0 4 1 0 A , 4 ."' ••• • •4) .4 .
'V,,4P/t"i.c ti4.t4ot4 1, - , 4 ,4 t 91.40 ' . f '• i 4 - 4e''4
1k,1,1, j,. 6 J* .,''4
, 1 '""4 i
",,.
44"'/ 4-
~.,.
t '
. ,4N
P b t - k -'
'•
'.„ ,*
• '•*
~
, 1 t
get, m
t
* kik - f 4 t' 444 ', l krt i 'a, k t• t'.f o : 7,
Y,
4: • '' ti.l.,': -.I ',F."- t....
1i1tfi...,,k•fa..ea1e . ,„, 4 E••3 ,t 4 ,‘,1 U" l ''.l ..'
VIOL
ie; tt. .ii - j NP'S ~..7 ~..Q.,i t
„......, a ,. •,.
. 4 'IA ',, 4.. ' P 1::: A V . N., a,' 4 , •
I(''t' ice. Ci'll 7'•. , o . *- •
.13 tit
tet" . ..V7..% r t ti e -t" ' 4 ' AL 14 ' ' 4*
401•44".,1104. V' 0 ..14 4 C' I t P't - Aiktsl ,
. ilvt,,.t-014-I*Pr,7--,,t--„D,
A j 4 14:4,,,1a, 0 4 f. * ` : . "4. ; ? -I
'Pt Iriti.t; ii ‘` 4 ,1 " " ''' '''''s'i,.. , , Le
44 (14
a . •••p 4 ,. At tog-41..... 1,
, „,,,,,0,k aw „,... ft. C.k.. v
' 4 : #S tgaV i N s 1 sl. 4l .''' -%, ti l ;;' , elJ+: ' P ...
„Ltm j
'P• _,..-.4114. 0 r "
- V
i.. 4 ~.,, "tip" , cr.l 4,4
4 4;nos,e .q. ~,, .- ..:0,:..„, ... .... .•
•
7A44,..v t ,t..,i4.4r, t 't - •.„,, r pc, ~,,, ..5.. .
*..0 ' 4 4,.. , ' d , - ,
.i14...cri1.A.4-414t, re
h .. " Qu - 7 in g
0 ,, •. 4 4 •4 70 . - • .4 . - 44*' 7 .• ~!.te,..k•,zt, ...::,r;
Vl; Pr ii& A UVe ° t , i 3 et
' ' ' ''irgr ri A.4 4U:4 , PI- if •4, 4; 1 "... %.*. I , ~' i 1' ceael t .
a'.; f • , '.J .t. L.N 1, , r.t ' ...> a:. '
-etenu,
.11 of
„.6 - 4P 7 1 2 1 4.4 1 -44' 4 , C• 1, 4 ft ...‹+ gel
),#',4%*:,.4.t,4 - 144,,M•a,,,,1., ... 4 i , t : , 4' ,.
thee .
1104,1 4 4"Nt ' 4- N* 4 ' b..,:',4, ft.. tril '''' I
p i ., i r i ip• ft. 4 ' l., t 47„ . •:, t i '., :
Y ‘ .4t1' 1 4 444,111 1 Pl'ii.A.V L 4 ' Mill .
,0 V ,
.. _ „ , is I
1 f; ti_Al' l • .... /cf;L C :4taG'tiG 4' r `.•' Sp'
tO
„ the. ili.
'3ll ''''J.L. C1'14r4.*;,:P",,,.,: *
't., h a
4 1-4 , , ' ($1 i, -4 1!,, i - ,,Cii7l:- t i,'.
-,, 11 day _ I,' I 4,
t k ,, . -"'*•=.4..c - 4:-tirc,`•- `•--."'e 2 't:-
0.0
- sh.- 'N, 2 r, 4.1Nt0.`,-....,-,..,y r : 7,1% 11
E i , - , n you..
'44,, ' .".• 4 44 1 4‘.1•10/r.it.'7;;”.•:,5:: , t"
b• mina,.
' ' ';*'"" -1 , .1... v .1taf4„..., 4 •1•5, C . ';' . ./;t t ' Pl l :ci. , l
•, oo
mi - „ 4 , ...... - ,..:'',..g.G . :, e ,' , ..:4P 'Z'' L''-• ' '; '''f. & 4
i4rle: .''.; ~'J ' the 1 - ('all., I.
kfl, n 4 7 7 :4 ,, • ~. riarif44ta..,
algia. a
,:t.. .i.... 1 ~ ,,t3. , ~i al I, ,', . r c....., ,
-4,0,44.... r, , • ' . ~.. ...,- -,, r.. re, . •
-4., .
** ,S) ~Sr!:l 4 t,4"4",t,fi,f , ,...„ 4 ` 41 ,:,„ 4 .; .4
.0 . 661 -4 c .45.,' 4
..... •,,...,,,k, 4,4..,,..• i .,4-,,,
},try 4 ;14 'c, 4 .1
4 v.
• L'LL to ' Pi , ' 4 ''''',,'' `- 4 1, I.;:t I". f ' f:-.: i •
• ` s _
1 .31,
s r.
l i e •Y+ Akp ‘'Sz- t r4 - Et 4tt . .v .,, c.'- A
o d r• - 1 4 .,,, ktA 414.. , ''; ,'l, ~ -
1:011.0.44e.;70'. r5 -0 / , .. 4 ,03.40. A . „ . 4 !,
aL.t.' , .,..,
.-."
',.010 . 1 0 :rt , : - ;•: , •,,et- , ..a i .,f'ai.. 4 s,r, ,k„ : ,...,,, :,
•
' ji p,,y,. 41. 1 ....4 - 4 4, ..;„‹ . ,:e•t; e. - „, .4.: 4 4,4 , 1,43,.., i .-, i
4....,4t1,
.„ 4., t
....t ai tt 1 ., : i •5 0,4 vt ,.....
~4,41f,p::4%4„. .:I.;.:l.;'''el 1
r O k eikt,l,, t" ..r.X !' 1- , z
. 12 ; , ,,ta 4 efra .1 44,. Vt. , %• 4 4, •kt.e . , tt e'd-, . 4,4c.,:,:,L. - ft,
4 . b s ttlot ~ • •krV. 0 , ,r , , ~... ',..e . -
tf*-kW624"% k&
- ,a.. N12 ,),. 1 i t 9 Iv
,-,.. .4. 4. ` , 4 1 V...p;•14%T1q
b f .;. .r. - , -. .miL- . 4 4, •,. - , 4 .• 7P .clicz , .). '1„; 4r'71e5,_:4 -,
gh —P ` 1) , at5. 1 ; , ,,,! ? i,Vai . ,, ,,-,. 6 :#. , , i
4f , Y,:,t'•-, •-• * t ' - e•;- 4 1A,t, 1 .5,-..d, ss•k ,
4et
44° 41-0 ' 14 ' ,„,;•
t o
~,„
.. 4 , 7
~z4 , „! 1 -4 , -. 4, : , ~„ ti
-A#4. ~...`4;,':.i.,-.P'
.0 .,-. . ,, r 4- r., 1 ..,.-47,1 • 4: 1 - , 4, ,'".:2. 4,- -„, , .
~ ~ .It: 0 , ~,,1
i • .k r . i i r t .1.,w.1 ~..,:z,eiy %•-, ~ ,..,- ,, -4.
:".... - i%,,,. 1 / 4 ..r, 0 ..
•. . ^ */ A ' ' 4 N:l i i ' t * A t!" t .44, 4.11:1* 4I T I ' '
fr
: 4 , . 4 : 30, - ,m7rot k,vo * ,,,, ..•1 1 .- 4. ~,
x.
e•
1
1 ,i,..•,,
- ~.,•• ~ .,..,g . ; is tssiefi<t y , . t". O..
,:*tf. T OiYe==•• , i.",;t4',0 .e .k - ''' ---''"
4 11A 4 yA4 N bit ...--, :4 0 2.:,% 4 ,.;:tt _ _
~- A tw.•,...t5,..3 ~,•....i. < , can buy the Prc,0ri. , .... • o, uot IV COOOtIOLIC../ to 4 , 0010 , a ^
' ..aliMq V'' .‘74a .4 / 4 4 Yrel l4 d•tgq't ,i 'l
14 tpfM 44 '' S ' 14 -!''' - . 10-1' 4'Ue . ;a t v• t - A
''' 4 g. 4 1: I S
. .W . 10 4* -? i. T P' 4' v ' "v
•-"fr if bal r eA x ' '4 4 ci 0 , 4. 41 ‘.,•‘• 1 ,t' •':"
" a i 4*4l "3 '` er. t ; 4 • • ••- • : 1 * •:'• l' ' `;''
~ coltotefttio-I , z-.- VV - z 0 2•! -- '
p le
ar ,
A r* . i s L i -, .. - -1,1r.:•'• vi
"4c. •°*4 1 1 1 0 1- ' "t- 0-d cry
4 1 ;
• m.,,, tt-
s , O —4 . .7: •tt 1
- - - , 4 , , •„,-, 4. , . 5 ...,‘,„
*- ' ! 1 !..ii:11• 1N..1 , . 11 t ',.. ,
; te*C t t IT+ +0
: k5 , .. 44 6.
I m o. r• , N, S. .1
1449 , .e.5.... 1 .
''rta v - 4/ .6. t 't
~T,0.44 0 ~ ,1V
.. 040
.01 - • , ,`0,. 1 4-0" 4 ,
~.t.t4, r .t 41:
' 14. -t:o`.t4‘ l 4' l
Nivrjori t i' ~..
- trt . ., 2 '
••• 4 '4 4. 4 ' ."st.
, -4. 4. r •• .4. .
%%J . :N,. + 4 ,. ~ ~.•
t .,,.... , .. ,
... -i, 4...b.-, , . 1
4,.
V -'I .I . ' , t -4- ii .i . . 'l;3, 0 ,
ti E y
4,...- t.;...., 0, if; -,......„, 4,
2 2.4 - '' •--.1.: 0 - 1i,,,' \i r I, %, 4 1 .
i , t0 , ,,,, 1,, ,. e. -.. .w, -* ... , I , al
4 ' ,v 'tSt , 1- " j'''.. %4 I-• 4 ' , 1 1 1 , 4 r
kc• *4 1 4 ,.,C 1- j,7,%' 1' 1: f ir, L t*".7). 11 ,,,i4vh
• } ' ,_: Ai s,` ,, ''Z' :! :o ' a Z -44 .. , , 5 4 , 11• , ' 4'
' 4 • - fil'.. 4 -'",-1,"-z . i'Lv.- - - P. , • IV"
~O. •T 4 - •-_, ~,..... S.' -c-• qA: t t
,
.„,„ e ..„,„,
~,,..4,,,,,„.„, .
MA- ,i . ,;),64. ,O r d ea f, .o' , gq.4'
~o h .t "J..,,,,i P. Ars6".• •••-• " j , p •:7,1 4 -.,.,
4 e: ' ' • . -- 7:4:43,,, t. 0 . -1 • , ''.4 '._° , ... -- 4 - ..;
''''.. '''' '!
* - ; 44 r 4 ta 4 .'e•teJ'•VO• ' 4l ' C
^^.-' '';" ' r .a — 4 litk4.N 1. 1
frl t lft, - `? -4 1 Z• 4 ''''' tV4. 0 .4.1. tlOl
p f X 1,02•&,,h'1N.,•:•.,:•47,.• G .,
''A l ' . ''.. '::t''';ib' ; ''tZ/i''' j .r.e."'lS i'.• 14 ,E*4
• ' ,#''`' '4: 1 7..,-;:e4 - t -..1.:..1'. * 4'/?
e10La.1 . "4,,, , ‘C;.'4" r 4. 5 . 4'' , 'V • r,...r.4-t 4 -LN.:;
,0 - ‘ ,-- N i v'' " 7 '
itl;-• ..•s' t, v erit.:;":l 7 ,.;-t. l ~J,....-.1,4t i - t iA '
..„., *477 frly ,-, :qi" 4- `' '•
~ ,- • ort4,Te.rw 1, - 2 444, 5t 4 1 , ..4,1),e,1.
:'NI+. ~.,, • 'W 4 ' ''' A •.ru1i , E4•4.41:44.vs- r i
.Ott r .7 -• • t" ,,, kk . ".t..y.4 ' v., , ,,,,?•,.0 k'
k A,', 4 ,j ii , , , rl: ~q.kr,,,,', A ,c , „" •hr , •* fp T, 1 144
1 I •.ft•Misiv; 1 . ; :VO ~t
'4
' l / 4 ,, ;:rt. 44 ..: : air". 's ~p " ,7 , 4,,,,,,,•4
- --.1,444 - I:l ' 'Se ii,, , l , i 'L' ;- • * ;* elt,ll .7% 14 4 11'' ; * •• k r.-1 , ,
.;• s.: - • •: •• •*,•••‘ '3 t.T - rif °',' ‘ . .'t 'F . •1 , •:
• " ..,..::..- ' - • - '4,4. 4 ‘i, 4 4:5-V4' 4 4, .•_••=4 '
k . - !,4 42..- ' ' Wrr'''.•• • •; s 2ti> o '''t * 4 - 4 c - --
t ,
, .:... 7 -• .0,..x.„.. , 4 .;.,,i..11 . ` . ..,-1,,;,../p .
1 ;,..,.. : 1%; t ikV - ti t u .',.:." ,.. 4t, a '.- :
44
5 ,ti74A.i;;=
7 . 0 A.„.,. , 4v.:,..t71 J .,,,
ec. dr , - .".. n .gl , " v . .fi - ' 11- e5 ' 4 . j`&..)V, 4 ',..91 , ~
• - •, 4.., ' "wc a .4 ",,,E . .. --',..;,.., c i , , - ,..c7..?•` jis ' 1
.-. ... A%,... , 9 046 ,- . , ../1. ~,..ir* Dm
_ttnt.,,,, ,t , .0,1,..0 ;,„•,,,„,‘•.,,, 1 ~ .., I ,Mt e :.. 4
.eils 4 Y(l4,' 4 . "'..C.y. 'o C. 't* -,- 9: v :•"1
' '-, w , r.'• 14. 3 f.5',." 3 ~ ..,1 .-,--,,,-• ,?• :, i.f v;. 1
l o w,
~ 't: # l.• k 3 i , 1 1.4 " " • .;: t hit,v 0 - t • 4 4 ''* ,l 0 .°4 '4l' 1
...1 - 1- ~ - 4 :40 ‘ - ' ,',,- ;t.., 4,",,' - i ° 4- , •t l
711; 4:),;,...
~, ,,, e ti'• .. -LI _
1 - M
::ik. f oM- i ..Lq. 4 . et t :; 4P 4),....``tN,'
,} .44,T440 -- .1 , -,.. 01F .. z .,,, , .,
. 7, - ).• oho `4,,,, •,,7, P 4 '„,t1, 44, ;...q4 1 4,, c 4 - 1A „4- 4 1 •,3 1
~•4._,
_'••••- - ~w vv i v,_,,•l NI - 404.47, 4 , "'r • -,4 ', , -r...,i.lAv r ",A
4 vglb4f 4 g itz.t 4 l4 - 'ki - .%,:;1" 4 -_,,_ •.• , _
.....k 4 4 .. ..t% . '?,, oi -. 4 ~,F .4 4 . - '.: 4. ; • A ' ' `• '' ... ".tf *, 3:. 1
14. ' 4, 011 . N., ti. 4, , T,r,", st.fi, --.. •,. - 2 1', i.,,, , , - . / i
," 'V I :, sq. VI -.Pidl 44 ;', ..- 4 Vt•-••:, 5 '% 4. ,.*,,P0
••• .4.-• 11. , 't•fl ,l l. * At'. ••••• --, • 4 •',7. r . .-",• ‘''th, . c . ,'4
4,*, , • ~,, ,, : :), • %.q."4,,, , r., . 4 '3 a ./' , *1`,..Z. - .7.." - r. -i
tet t
'" 4 .K.,..,1,74"" al.a-a. , 4kly , ,aa ;',^ _,..., 3.4; 6,. i. ... ; •,-, . ,
'l'''.... -',. -•' A. ' 12. - 4 '4' 0 "Vie ~- „)'_ , A. l / 2 .4*• , ,,.. , , „ . „"t ...., :,.,
i' ,• ' 9 o - a•-' , :( r . ' 4, ;' , Ul . P f l'.• L '....' 4 4 , z• ~ a.-, k .,;',4 ''..-'„ , „14,:,
,
: : :4 •; ,.4 7: 44;i•; i . 4.7 . r , ':';: '0 - k:i.f. :J- :,i .I
1- 4:4 1 tV , tr,". 4 ,0 - 4 - •,..1 ...,., — V:,,,' . '
s. a : •t:;,
~ -.1 4- zv ,•, *,,, • ,' : 4 ' ' ':' ,•fi , , : :
:. 4 1, „ 6.0.1,1,:re..., 1. 0,.._,..:.,.[1.1..,..,.....,,
......z.,.. ''. 4 .., , ••
..,,,....4.,,,, - F. 4 ~7 , .1,,„ , '' . ...4 R • .'.; '401%. , - ; ., '
';'?'' 1' ' 4 ;4 41 r : ':4;4 :-.l' t f .';'''' l 'il ts :r; ' .. 4 ' '•;;1 14 4.:'
;,V.s,,v •• kkA.4.46,,r d r;144
~IN
;f14..,,,;t,4.
" ' tt-sl,Vtar444'l7 'W.4''''L,....4'''t'
" , At 4 t •''4 f .4 * l S Plf , `:;., 'l :': '''' : 4 ;S. ,t; P .
- .2.7,...-74,,, 4,,, , :44„:,.....4 - ..,.... 4 .4. •.- i e •:',l '
1 , !, ,.4 ";Ntt • '41 , '^ 1 C' ''!-', "-- .4 4 4 • •- - ''.• -',.', i
avf: , , • ' . l-":44" ..‘' f l e- ;-.l . , Lt `•
.'.'
1 4.
f` 41 i.A 4 r 1. 4 11.7 1 41`4 '`. 4 r. "° - .{.^(;...-^ ,i° '+, , l ' .
'. 5 410:,,,,"§1. , :;•,:l "?'',..74 , ....) '''''.., S ; ...'s -, ' '...
!..1; 4 1'; .7 '' . iNtO"'' 1 / eRie. , ..., . .. 4 -. . - ..'... -
~.....,,,,,.--, ' . ~,,,„).„ ~.... .- -, 4 ,..„ -, . '... .• .
:., ''' A % 4 4 7. , 4 .", • a " -''' '''... j .k ." ' ".• '
?.... I 'n' ~'T;' " '
.K . . :• ••t • T : ; , '' '• • • S'•„' . • f -' „'••%,, .. -, - 1 / 4
/ a ,.. - - , ~. -4. , . - ".-7 , --
•••'• ' `• . 4--
~ .a44 4' ,.', . ''- 7: , ' 1 F . : *..."'. ' '',. ‘.-':.
' ' .V24 . .... C .; r 'n , -2 .• -s .: ' --- • :4' '- ... • • , 1 ,';.' ,, ,..:
c.•,,,51'4,•f",,••7.-4z•-...:.
Cr
5 1 ',:;*; `.... '. E• •::- N ,'6,•r
4-.64--,,,.. , ~,,,..A: . ~•., ~„.„ ..t. 7- ~,, ~ I , •
'.. T. ,- q. .: , ,
- -1 . ...,c,„k le , i e• .71:- _ 4 ..,.- ~•,.. t 4 „:4 oil s ,'
~ t • c
'..,:4 4 ; 1 1/oF>,of:`". t''' ' . -' .. , 0' ,"' ' 4 0 0 l''''i : ''. 7 ' 7 ' .
0 , / to t ..,.. ~.
~.,
.„ .4
~,,. 1,...,
;17 , 4 o' , .0 . n0,r4:1,. , '' 4. .„7 , ,,*r t „ , "v• 4 , '' "," 4 -, -• P ' 4 ': fl,tte .
-4 40 t.• 44•••• .t.' e 'lt tiVti- I' *:„r" 1, 4 ‘l.
~.s''' -.4. N , 0 p1 . , ,
44 ,1 "',1 , 5g - 5.14,1 5 .__tet,..0*•6 1 .., fai.4+, • .•
~,,.
..
..1, , ,44
"--- - ''` it ''' ' ":.'
1•..41' 5 ,91 P 4 &,.....+? - 4 f7 - N. , . ig''/ 4 " .. e. ,rip .- . ; ~...e, 4 '' .4 - - 4 , • 4 .,?..it.'" 4 " p ",:,' --
~ r ... ~- i';,:fr r- ,:"",:,41.1..5,„" 4 1't ...f.O .- ', ~ ,' ''.'" 0.c.,4, 4 4 , ',... 44 4-4b.:, ,, ,,04.0-. l 'i ...
".''''
~ ,q 4- ,4 4.:.4, -. ..',p4, 1 14, , V - IP, ,--..=...• ,a ..'•-•‘444.4,E - 4,1147 ;e t - - 4 - wr. v :: 0 .,, , 4. ,- . ~ ,". 4 .., - .4, i* " 1 ,
~01F4'p ~.. ~ ...ot - 0 , 4 N .q., . Av.* t ......., .. . . „.. --- wiptuwir... _ „, ,, ,i,f,.,,,,,„ 0. ..w. - .. - ••eo 3,... 1. ,'„..70i, . •
.. f I L - • $. ~ ' . • '
7jt I)O,:eNV " ..1 ' . 6. 4 ' .' et 4 4 'UV V 4 O 44 Of, I:
„jaik iwo r. 4 - '
Ur '”.4 ' ' .< 17 "'4 11 e 4." "r , Ct.:L4 el& 44 VlVlertft l lis.. ' l . .A. 1.4 4. Or x. 1 9 N. 4 41 ' .41 ) 4.1 1 1: 4 4 Wirtp,...V .4 . -t l b 4 c ,' t.- - „
4
~_ll. 4,., l / 4. , r—ir , v * 4 0 S 'CO t 1' 4, 1 ' . 4f. c6 A 4f' .f '‘. - - . fri s s ii 4" - ' ' 4 , " ' ' •.,
- " -j4 4 ',,;,a, reriks. 4. 4 . WO 43 , ,'1 6, itii..,... /15. 4 t F - Oft 24.V. G , .06.701'...4r44, ,44 , ~. zl , = , i- I J I. ,•,..,$ „.
- ~- • ~..,,..•.....„ 4 4, ..A...eir0c... 4 4*- ir . ~,,„,.„. t.. , 4_ .. , 1 ..k.t. . %bit 1 ' . j ty. q ...t , . f . ,: • • ..0 •_,
, 140 , 1 Vial 41t,, e ;:. - C, k, i• -
. " fr, ....' ... ... Z . . u , .04 . 7;4 ir,th Ad*. .., 44 yr......... 4. ..., - A - .....y , 4 , 4
..,..
.„. ,de, ~. ) . ,
. ,
'.P 4 ' i , 4 .." Vi .: ,.. ' 4 , ' , ' ..0 • _ .
,
•• ~ .e• ••••••••, , ~• • • , i.,
. .- -• ,
- ,ltre p Z
*o' 4 4a
tlzrUt._
. 7 0i •
5 .
... 44 141
"C‘ '4TA6N,
141, e ' f.g." 4 '
eot*:VAS
' V '~\
• •
, .
1 ::
.. ' 4 , , W'' '.••• ... . 1 ' 4 ri ~ ,
4 r . 4... '•
'4. tP i • .• ....
• ' , b,..01r!
. .
..•
!. ~ ''•• ri,ow' t tll , .31 , 1 • ' • ....' . 1•• y_ . . ... 4,. ..,,,,, 4 .,.
- -t4 - 4 ,,,,4",...,.... ÷ ..- .., e z-z 4 ,g i e---"_-.:.,---N , , x-4Ega , '= ---... , -. 1 ,, g1iv.-2.- - 2:_e - 1-- --. 4 ,- - - -- -
Vittsbargt
TIJESUAT ItIOSNING
POR PB.E SIDS , 141 T,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
OF p pziNf+ YLVANI A
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
oLNAI, 00XML3SIONIal
OBOUGE SCOTT, or Coma Co.
AUDITOTI GletlaiLL
JACOB FRY, Jr, Mom:wham Co.
Democratic Convention Re-assembled
The Eton. TIKOTUT 1172 having withdrawn his name as a
candidate for Surveyor General, in a communication
dressed to the Democratic State Central Committee, nt its
last meeting In Harrisburg, a Resolution was adopted by
their Committee, calling upon the Officers and Delegates of
the last Democratic State Convention to Assemble at CRAM
BEILSEURG, on WEDNESDAY, THE yarn nAr Of AUGUST
NEXT, at 10 o'clock, A. 11., to nominate a candidate for Sur
veyor General, to fill the vacancy created by the declination
of Judge Ives. In pursuance of this action of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee. the Officers and Delegates of
the last Democratic State Convention are respeetfully
quested to meet at the time and place above mentioned. and
for the purpose stated.
JOHN W FORNEY, Chairman .
W"..TC°,;"' Secreh es
rri.
rI
ISAAC aICraNTET,
MASS MEETINGS
OF THE
DEMOCRATS OF PENNSYLVANIA
•• The Union must and shall be p eeeee vett."
Tea DENOCILACT or Its_vattan.vasta, and all others in favor
of preserving the Union of the States, now seriously endan
gered by a sectional urgent:ration. led and mrdrolletl by nbe
open enemies of the Federal Constitution. and conducted
upon the alarming idea of repudiating early one-halt of
toe Stater of this Union. are respectfully notifird that MAN" ,
MEETINGS will b• held at the following nines and
of the friends of J AIMS BUCIIANAN for Pre .itlent, and
.1 AIN C BRFC ttßlUdh for Vice President:
At CHAMBEItSBURH, Franklin County, on Tti URSDA V,
the Tth day of August, being the day after the Demo
crane State Convention.
At ERIE, Erie Coma) .ou WEBN &SBA V, the tit dry 01
A ug - uat, 1856
At PITTSBURG 11, A ii. - 01./y County, ou W KDN le:+l., A V,
the 10th of September, 1
At BELLEPONT E, Centre C.outit , ELN El - 41 1 AY, the
'll4th of September.
At 11 k RAISED 110, (the Capital of the StAt , .) "b
F.SDA X . , the let of October.
And at PHILADELPHIA., un the lith Sept...crubor,l , A,
bean, the Auniv.n. - Nary of the Adoption ot the WILle uut wn
uf the United States.
Eminent Democrats, (rum our own and :tats, u .11
Ira toreamat as all these meetiug., to„. a.itirese /twit. h
tire as.
By order .1 . th
DKNIOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL Wll
THERE ;ill be a meeting of the Third and
Stith Ward Democratic Glee Club this k Tuesday
evening, July 29th, at the Democratic Club
Room," Wilkins Hall. Members, these wishing
to become members, and all favorable to the
cane are earnestly invited to attend.
WILL BLACK, Preaident
NEW ISSUES
tit e had supposed that there were but two main
issues in this Presidential campaign •
Ist Shall the Union be dissolved
2nd. Shall the old and cherished doctrine of
popular sovereignty be overthrown"
But recent developements show that two other
issues are involved in the contest
lat. Shall public officers be allowed to speiiti
late with government funds; embezzle public
prnpet ty ; and run the government in debt t. , r
their own private benefit -
2nd. Has ihe public mind already become so
comtpted that trolley can buy the Presidency
See the Fremont f-peculatiuns detailed in
paper; and the miiiwu fund to be !ward f. , r
Ureeley and Fremont. We zurreader nearly :al
the space iu our }tabor to-day to lay ti.c docu
mecte before the rublic
The Roman Republic lasted for hundreds of
years. The attempt is made to corrupt and PlM
vert the American Republic during the first cc...,
tory of its existence Aud clime, too,
be committed in the name of liberty. Read
the documents and see if there rdn 6e any ex
planation.
PENNSYLVANIA NEWS
JEFFERSON CousTY.—The dwelling house
Isaiah Johns, of Knox towrodiip, with all
contents, was consumed by fire on Monday
WASiLINGTONI. STY. —.lames Eso
of Somerset 'township, by an accident came to
his death last week. lie was in one of the.
mows of hie barn, putting away grain, and slip
ping, fell to the door, s, severe!). injuring Min
that he died in a few hours. lie was much es
teemed. ——A Mr. MeCune, who residei in the
vicinity of West Alexander, bad a fine dark bay
horse stolen front his fields, together with a sad.
die and bridle, a few days since. lie offer.. a
reward of s'2s for the recovery of the horse. -
Mr. Daniel Longwell, of Monongahela City, met
with an accident un Saturday week. lie was
hauling in grain, and fell from the load with t
pitchfork in hi. hand. The fork struck again , t
the Ploor, and the prongs being up, struck him
below the eye, entered the brain, and came out
near the top of the head. At last accounts he
was doing well.
DEMOCRATIC NI ASS MEETING AT ALLIANOY.,
01110.—We are sorry we did not receive the let
ter of our correspondent J. P." in time for
Monday's issue. It could not have anticipated,
but it at least would have been simultaneous with
the misrepresentation of yesterday's Commercial
Journal. The editor of that sheet, in his anx
iety for the defeat of Buchanan and Breckin
ridge, loses no opportunity to publish anything
against the Democracy, without giving a thought
as to whether it is true or false. Our correspond
ent is an Old-line Whig. He belongs to the Clay
and Webster school : but now—and for that very
reason—he cannot think of supporting a mii , h.
room statesman like John Fremont, against a
tried veteran such as James Buchanan is known
and acknowledged to be, and by no one better
than the editor of the Commercial Journal.
THE English and French newspapers are re
joicing at the nomination of Fremont. tlf course;
a dissolution is just what they wish, and they
know that his election will accomplish the result
they so much desire. The N. V. B oo k „y,
that British gold is helping his cause. Let the
English and French aristocrats and monarchists
rejoice ; but American Democrats will disappoint
their hopes.
A MISTAKE. -Our opponent: , are dieeuvering
that they made a mistake at New York and Phila
delphia. They nominated a man without know
ing his ante.tedents. As his character and finan
cial transactions are developed they discover
their unhappy error and are confounded. The
bubble has burst already. By September Fill
more will be the formidable opponent of the
~unterrified."
THE BRADFORD TIMES," is the title of a neat
paper published in Towanda. It is doing good
service in the cause of Democracy, and ably ad
vocates the election of Buchanan and Breckin
ridge. We welcome it to our exchange list.
DoEs TUE Mariposa estate belong to the Fre
mont or to the United States government! If
bought with government money he should be held
trustee, and compelled to convey it to the gov
ernment.
THE SHOED OP THE BEAVE.—General Jackson
willed a sword to Donelson, with the injunction
that he should use it when the country got into
war. The war with Mexico came on, but the
sword remained in its scabbard and the scabbard
in Donelson's closet, while Breckinridge, with
no alai injunction upon him, turned out and
served his country gallantly in the war. •
Fey ~v174'.0i
• •••••.,: •
•-•4k • .
'* 4 r I . `" !a
I •.0 . • • I .•••
,From the Washington Union.]
Fremont,a Financial Achievements--- ~ 1!,.•-•7-.
C 0 V% -' 1.,45 , -;-_ , BOY . to whom I refer you particularly. He resides
near Nueva Helvetia; also, to Midshipman John
Why he was Nominated.
- tapo, in answering a call made 1
1 oar*. K Wilson, and Lieutenant A. 11. Gillespie, U. 8.
In January, Marines. Both, I think, were present, and
.- '''•..l.
by the House ofi l ßepreeentatives, General Tay- i'' 1 1 04 V 1 knowing to the contract. As the above gentle
by i'am. R•lm
for communicated a document of about a thou- .-.... men are not here, I cannot furnish you with their
sand printed pages, in relation to California . •••' se .. .. certificates relative to the contract.
t Pli. 01 , 4 ; jai." Very respectfully,
matters. 'At page 829 of that document will be l iw'si. istt„ 'Coe . ABEL STEARNS.
found an obligation, given by Col. Fremont as 1 troy, 4 troy, Frai-mung's Beef Breeders.
governor of California, to one Cos, for $2,000,
payable in two months with interest at three per FriEntonvr ire C A -- ---
Lllooltlii lA--HOW HU
cent. a month, and If continued for four months • BECAME: RICH.
longer, at two per cent. a month. This instru
ment
was dated July 4, 1847, at Angeles. On
the 20th of February Colonel Fremont admitted
l\r ‘ n
the receipt of another thousand dollars upon the dei'i`. incite attentiontreb„i
relating to t::‘ the
lieuur. followingefL Qffie.'al
Lieut. Col. „
same terms. John C. Fremont, while acting, or professing to
In June of the same year this demand was pre- act us Governor of California. These Ufficial
documents were sent to the House of lift •-emen•
seated to Col. Mason for payment, which was
refused, on account of its extraordinary chars”-
natives by I
once with
a lrednl'yo
re !i ,i e uti t: n a ,r i t r t,a in 8
t 1 1 „ : 1 1,
- . in ct, ..ititi r, : i i ,
ter, having been contracted without authority that our readers may feel the full force of the
while his superior, Gen. Kearney, was in the evidence which they contain. it will be necessary
to remember that Gen. Kearney arrived iu (loll
country, as Fremont knew. t See house Ex. Doc.,
fornia in December. ISDI , that he had autli..rity
No. 17, vol. 5, 1849-'1:,0.) from tile war department to t', ....ish a sit it gilt-
Monterey is about two hundred mile. from Los ernment in California, and that be cominunieated
Angeles, or about six days' journey. On the to ('on;. Stockton the rtatore of hi , instruction-
Tb n e
t two ,,r a i et i ed n t
j tze i tli t ti , r ii i i l4 the bai thettles on the Itio
10th of February, six days after borrowing the s
first two thousand dollars, Fremont purchased of
and toll January, 14'47: Ili which, after M it "R'
severe ii
Alvarado, at Monterey, she Maraposa tract, con- I fight, Fremont, not being with them, however.
taiuing ninety-nine square miles, 1(13,560 acres.) they were victorious. They took Ctothni ,le I.os
for the expressed consideration of $B,OOO. lie Ang d el t o h s e . and
i ft i fe t N . N . days afterward Fremont ar
li:eanrt
x ot ear te
n,y li t e n t , ta vi l e li . i i in f . ,, r
:u a 1
probably expected to obtain it for the two thethou
10that': J w an t u ' a i ' - i :t
sand first borrowed : but Alvarado insisting up- d ema nd of Commodore Stockton that he slii uld
on three, he hail to return, and On the 20th bor. cease any further proceeding , relating To the
formation of a civil government in California.
rowed the other thousand to complete the
purchase. There is no pretence that at this tote t iift " e " ri ' w n iure
Stockton
rd C
ilil left :
aluv i l :l e ile "nl!) short
1'• i: : 11 . 1i tii t )
:,
this young military adventurer had inherited or G o vernor of roill . , , rills, and It :- ,a 11 . rll' to in r..-
saved from his earnings the sum of S:t,tag.), and Imembered Gist all till- lona place pi.or to toe
date of the following Interesting hocuuteote •
that he could have borrowed that sum on his own A
account. Except a small sum which was wrested Th;„rti,.,, of . agreement, made and .mteted
front him at the Treasury Department, against l irt,. this third dav • f Marr.r,, to 11, vrt,, ; - ,-, .
his wishes, it is not pretended that h e h a s p s id by and lee weer l.o' ;i de i .1,-. a 1,..5: ,•tt: .4
the amount thus borrowed of Cos in the !mine ti '' L ' l ' 1. " . "I''''' ''' l' 'r';''` '',. l 1.31 ' r ':''
of the United States. From these circumstances r ';',:' . ., 4 *,: i .1 : 1 ,":,;"„. - ,;, ie. 1 ' 31 :: . ,;`;': v. ., ' l ':'.'":;";; I.-m (
the inference is strong that Fremont paid for ids the g••rertstnen I ..1 11, I ' ir,t o e•l ' S i :',.,:...-. of ' l.Not•t,
Mariposa grant (worth, it is said, many not Anit•rit•a, ~t' t h e ...',' ,, n •I part. witio....eth ti.3t t::•
I
lions I with funds obtained for and in the name '''''' h E nk -"u
'!'l '''' u ll h" - . 1 ti' . 1 ' 1 : Frtitt"'.
~,,t kit:suit i t t . .4l.t tt
••:t,itx of - ,r, ',tot A I.•t of -u-u W
of the government. e submit that in such a hundred„i 1 ,„,,i . e '
'• • , +tr. '••, 4 ,,, , , ther,hant AL,g•
case a court of equity would decree him to t•e kind, and rut:lole f••, !•erf, I r • it„ tits
a trustee for the United States, and require biro i coniiiiissary 01 the troops to,
to
the immediate
command ot troverhor Fremont Al niont•-r , •r.
to convey it to them Here is an instance of
ntinciering by Fremont worthy of the Riddle and It."l”.ndinF , mien the ti.re I'''" l '; ' n 1 111111
' lf 'l' . ~,
fi
smry . two to, myt•l t,• , ler..r r :c.l, ..i.; I t
r.li • ii.iii
Schuyler age of his party. sett . and his ..acne-sors in t tit, ~ t • lay t . slid
.....- . Etile.iio de Celis, 1.,, helta, ex., at, r.. ~ t,I, I.
FROM oillo. trators, or ny•cligit.r. at Cite t 11-.l' a: ••11 ~f r ~:,'
broiocrifil , Mill. , - 41 "ff' 1 9' at .4/ 1 -nify ,- /..;-/' months. the -urn of -.x th tt‘ats 1-1 , •s•-•., rs.th..•it
Turn Out—SpeterActs or lion. Gee. .111•11,. Fa ,It-t . t,lcatit,ll It .- •-it, rt-- , :, at, It-:.t '
the nt,ovt• •-•,11t:a, !,11g Lot., i t.irt
(Joe. Todd, rind Got. S amu ,l 1,,,i,,,,
_ .
JIILI 29
•-•
El=l2
Eortrrius of TM; Posit :—Accorteig to the thi
of the Buchanan Club, the first Detn.,cr.,to - •• I ' " '
mass alerting et the sea,•on, and th< tl:st iu Ati,
place was held here to-day. At sn our:y hour ilia't. `
:ri.1.1„ „r
the farmer- commenced coming in (rem all the ere cr. slip.:.. :
cl,l
,
country round in buggies and wagons, and c.,, n; i whom they 1...1,m7 1 . 5 b.(reet,..
111 (ri. .relM • 1 par:
came in by the railroad trains, particularly trom
the west. After eating dinner and raising a hue „. !Lis
.I.ioned Jackson hickory pole, 12', feet ii 4h' the icy and ar % rc writtet
dirt.. oti A
—with the stars and stripes waving from its t p AL.:, •
—lt procession of the people formed and pr.. ,
ceesled to a fine grove, near at hand, and after ,
13
1c i ,
M:•gm11:1,1 arrerflt 1;n• I.lr
the appointment of Presidents and Secretares. ~,e me„ ,
the meeting was addressed by lion. lieu. Bice. w t y
of Cleveland, Hon David Todd, of loungat, letter
and lien. Samuel Lahm, of Canton The spea..- .
as• v
ing was really good and telling an•l I never •
‘,„ 1 1; „
so orderly and attentive a mass meeting of the
people anywhere. In the crowd were many n, i ar „xeco,„l
tumilized citiiens, all warm Democrats, aud I „/„, ,r.
made the acquaintance of several old-flue J„ ;,, th e lief r!
who are now, very naturally, and in tacoortlan , c
. .t
with their prof‘siduns under the lead of C.ty A
and Webster, supporting the only hatthual. the '
ltentoorath: party
I am not accetritomeAl to t.nlithilip the n s
inn crowd. I,u tho loweAst figure I heatd nac.c 1 .
as earnro , ing the atiAlionoe in the grit. eat y ,
one tune I IT3 , there. was
1“10,1: and the whole uutn•ter ac•einblcd at f.
tr..lsstit
When you take into conrdilerroduti the fact that
the farmers ire yet in the full pressure ~f I.
v tt, that rain was threatened uh day. that
wiot Llot first call, the MrllCe given Very .Los s.
nod a ITM' to the Committer men taring ties .1
the La-it:less did not spread the call wile en-rig ~
viii will agrue that this very well hr... ?
Democrat feels proud of the turn out, 1111 , 1 Ul,
handsotue manner in which everything passcd
oil, and the club is much encouraged to renew •
effort.
If so much can be dune here in Stark so earl,
in the day, what ought we not to expect in (.; i
Demon atic Pennsylvania. Gov. Tod promised
mapray fur Buchanan in Ohio. I believe every
day from now till the day of election a - 11l
strengthen the Buchanan vote in this and every
free State. The "sober seconl thought w,l,
bring the people right.
I write in haste and under disadvantages, I
if you get no other notice. of the meeting here.
you can perhaps shape so as to make an item f -
Monday morning's paper, and in advance of any
lying reports of uur meeting
•• The fusion Press still keep harying over the r ••fe
git en against expelling Ilrooka from the 'louse I
lirpre,entatives, fur his attack on Setintor Sumner.
The 11,robl clasPett thirteen northern Iteuii.eratr
hat I rig voted agniort hi. e xpulsion
•• N .e will the ttit. nutfilier ~f
h ers b o w belong i ng to us party. el, •
ted for expelling Ft ill N FIIENIf .NT from the..,,.
ate 111 for his preinitated it.tsuu]t on it '
Setiand, FO , for w•dilr rpokeu
debate.. Fremont considered the remarks of Nlt
Foote as personal, nod thought they reflected upon
Lis h,nor, and although Senator Foote denied
tem - hug any personal reflection, he wall I,lyl •I •
,1•61rItill. , 1 by Fremont, who was only prey outeil ft i.
doing greater violence by the interference of Foote
friends.-
Remember, to,, that Senator Foote wa, 0
smaller and much older man than Fremou:
while Sumner i, a larger man than Brooks. and
not older
Brooks and Fremont both disgraced themselves
by resorting to such a mode of revenge. But
Fremont was a member of the same body with
Foote, and might have been heard there in reply
had he not been conscious of his inability to do
so. He afterwards challenged Foote to a duel
as Brooks has done Burlingame. The parallel
seems to he a pretty even one, except that Fre
mont attacked a'smaller and much older man
than himself. It was Fremont's only exploit in
the Senate, as his Mariposa and cow purchases
were almost:his only ones in California
FOR FREMONT AND Moi:Alteny —The liostmi
Journal, a prominent Fremont paper, remarked
as follows in a recent issue :
We are decidedly of opinion that nomarehy,
and hereditary monarchy, is by far the beet foil.
of government that human wisdom has yet
devised for the administration of can -idertible
nations, and that it will always continue to hr
the most perfect which human virtue will admit
of."
The cry of Fremont and Freedom, it would
apps-r, is becoming obsolete and that of Fre•
moot and Monarchy is taking its place. The
great majority of the people of this country have
always been " decidedly of opinion " that our
present form of government is the best " that
human wisdom has yet devised ;" and in this
view the Democratic party unanimously concurs.
It has been left for a self-styled " Republican"
party to discover that a republican form of
government is less perfect than a monarchial one.
—Detroit Free Prete.
mon
AI 1.11,NCF., Stark Co , Julc
[From Jim Clerrland Nlaln Lksbq
Brook■ and Pregnant
The negro worshippers have thus added to the
many isms which they have heretofore advocated,
monarchism
THE GREAT NORTHERN LAMM-Tit, 008.8 t
line of our great Northern Lakes excee s three
thousand miles in length. The greatest length
of Lake Ontario is 180 miles ; that of Erie, 240 ;
Huron, 260; Michigan 320 ; and Superior 355
—making a total length of 1555 miles, and an
area of 90,000 square miles. The entire area
drained by these great inland seas is estimated
at 345,515 square miles. They empty their wa
ters into the ocean through the St. Lawrence,
which is navigable from Lake Erie downwards,
to vessels not exceeding 130 feet keel, 20 feet
beam and 10 feet draught. The aggregrate
traffic of the Lakes is at ads time, stated in
money value, much more than $800,600,000,
employing eighty odd thousand tons of steam,
and 188,000 tons of sail; though as late as the
year 1800 there was scarcely a craft above the'
size of an Indian canoe trading on the lakes.
4
gyp,
~h~ y
~~t
C
INEZ
TWO DOLLARS A PAY AND ROAST BEEF
I i~ I:ere: v ecr;:i~
i13:1 ,fillot l I
4 , 11 11, .100 .
•••:.
In.•ed i ,0
1 . e.:•. 1,,
lIIM=I
•tIC, e,fur• k It . ph) t..•.. V' , ,
ar,.ll‘l,l3eirp. «xc•••tiz.,, •,"
t•ign , t, the tth.ee..at.l .., tt r t I tw ,„. t ; t
hundred dot har.,, with , ut r. It i. ner .
arvi that tf the ar, r,-.a, t ,urn t w
I ttle 1.1111 Ire'l •.tmr, tt I ,
before niatut.ty, :1 i , th !row Inter. .Lt
..f to per cent per t;,nt!. I,
wh, it-I. I :..r. Lt.(
nn• bait I at:.l Lwtr n..a
t Orj t ba nth lt . i, 41 to
ec.: 1111 a, ¶1
6. I,•nr
Ft 1•,.• , Ilt C.
c , ,ntruct. I .1.•“
freut c 1 . 11:te•I t•lttte.. t.. I, I •
,tt, .1,21. I 1,..1.• 1,,t1 I:. i nn I -•
five • '
him for the -id i in
thi• Territ-Lt srJ Oh
Thr• f, N
,iOlll
per :1 nth. nfle ., thr exp,ml f 1 , 1 ri
!h, -th 11t l7. t,
'llm. fur the t ~tti nit gh t be r . ‘
011 (be ,ttppttt.ttt t he
in mind 1 1 ,1 Irvin •:11 tout crrtilicd
Ike II r vverc
we cue !W. , A I
went'
tmve ~,eive.l from le
four hundred :up' eighty one heal of cattle
account of NIr.•J C. Fremont. Lieutenant I
onel of the army of the Lulled State=, Will
cattle exists in my po,,sessiut,
ANI;ELES, May I, ISI7
I have received from 1.), , n Etilojia de t',•ho.
hundred and nineteen head of cattle, on aueuunt
of NIT . .1. Fremont, [dent Cul. of the li.riny ,
the t nited State , , and said cattle remain in my
po n nes,..ion ace.,rding to agreement
STKAIINS.
' hil ) • 7, I'l7
11'e conic now to the toll denouement of this
matter. Fremont left Califoillia in .lone.
Nothing was heard of the estttle by the conimi—
sary nor by Col. Mason, until application w:1-
male by the liol.kr the uf agreement, to know
• hobo' . the ann,unt .0.1 I'. paid :it maturity
This elicited an inquiry int the character ..f
the transaction, Col. J. II I!ltephensun address. .1
two letters to Abel Stearns, the r e mpimi: t.r twr
cattle, inquiring how he held them, and to whom
they belonged. The followinff are hi,: answers:
No. 7.
Ds.ss. Sin reply to y, Ur official l e tt er of
yesterday, I would observe 'hat I hold in my
possesion six hundred lowl of cattle, the InaHr
part of them breeding cows) received from Don
Eulojio de Cells, on account of Lieut. Col. J. C.
Fremont. I hold these cattle by agreement, and
for the term of three years, to return the same
number and class at the end of the term, with
one-half the increase, excepting such as may be
lost in any way whatever, and not for want of
care on my part. I consider the cattle as the
private property of Cul. J. C. Fremont, nut being
instructed by him to the contrary.
I have the honor to be, &c.,
in ill. STEARNS.
Col. J. D. STEVENSON,
Commanding Southern Military Dist. Cal
S111:-1 have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your official note of the 17th instant,
with an extract of the official letter to you front
W. S. Sherman, acting assistant adjutant gene
ral, requiring from me further information rela
tive to a contract by which 1 hold a certain lot of
cattle received from Don E. Celis, for account of
Lieutenant Colonel J. C. Fremont, and whether
I have a written contract or a verbal one ; if the
latter, to furnish you with the evidence to prove
my right to the trust. In answer to which I
have to observe that I hold the cattle by verbal
contract witnesses to the same, Mr. Samuel
Hensly, Captain in the late California battalion,
r ri e
•
• •• :I . " to 4 ., "
• •
•
.) • i • r •-. i . d
.; t To•r Frr•r. r
• I tr
a I f.r
El=
• .1 •
=ME
, Vet!
1 k t_.
~n:,,~-~r .ea.t <<~i.
t i,
/1=IIIIII!.9
tine A i l.ax, ;b
and •etea{y
MIEMMII
t. • 111
. i w 1 s!
I
r'er •r. A"
ri ./l
I h •
MIME
IM=llllllll3
I I, NI a r i•tt
st
Th.• z. Ihrro
.1 Flu sv.v,
l•rilte I lrtaly
MBE=
INr;ELF:.. August 30,
ANC;ELF:S, Sept. 1:0, 1847
t. 4; ,
• 4 v,
. - 4 "
•
SEEM
Ti Col. J STEt'EliisoN
Commanding Southern Nlllitary District.
Can there be any rational doubt, on the peru
sal of the above official papers, that Fremont
intended to make a speculation for his own ben
efit' The fact that, on the 21.1 th of April, 1b47,
he executed the obligation marked No. in
which the sum of $975 is added to the price
agreed to be paid, being a compensation for the
hides of the cattle, and this, too, before a solita
ry cow had been delivered, shows that it was not
then the intention sf Fremont that the cattle
should he used for the army. it shows that
the idea of leasing out the cattle on shares was
not merely an after thought, but a part of his
original design. But why resort to such infer
ences when we have the damning fact that., in
stead of cattle -suitable for beef," as named in
the original contract, "breeding cows" were
del.vered, and that, too, with the evident con
currence of Fremont in the fraud"
We need do no more than add the letter of
all Nlasotiv which was sent to the War Depart
ment, accompanied by the foregoing documents
It to unnecessary to add that, at the time this in
formation was sent, Cul. Mason, being tiovern ,, r
of California, was the proper person to make a
I tel. ,rt of such conduct. It arrived at Washing
ton City after the court martial on ('ol. Fremont
had commenced its sittings. It is impossible to
read this letter and the collateral proof without
coming to the con:lusion that Col. Fremont was
guilty of a ilelibcrate attempt to defraud the
trove; tuneut whlcli he represented .
DEAD 01 \lrliitia TaNTIt 1)&I•AT,
'Montt' try. California, Ilct. 'i. 1"4,.
Su;--I have tl,e honor herewith to efic,,e t o 1
y the p o pei, teititing I. a certain contract en-1
feted into on in, .i.l day of March I t•• 47, by
l.ivut:.ant Cidortcl Fretnont, mounted rifleman,
situ a lion i'litlogio iie Celts, a resident of Clu
if .11 Angeles, California. The paper mark
e I 1 t. nct gy of this contract, with Lieutenant
F. moot'. et till, foe. bearmig .late A 1.r.1
2' •
1 , 17, that tbe .• had been complied
wit., on the ! , art -if 1 ,, r1 Lulugni de fella, ant
titt.l he, Hen iit, bad cleruted to hint in pay -
int „t a h a , for the sum of six thousand tone
hi,: Ire to I ,tv:nty five dollars
I imitenaitt Colonel Fremont left California in
the ,mail, f lune, 1.17, giving no notice
I tisinteal Kearney or myself of the exigence alt
• I. n c..ntrai:t, or that he had pledged the faith
h.. g :\ , 11:1“.“11 far the redemption of it by toe
:mut et it: :. No! had I the 1e3.1.00t:A
to • kl,l:g4ti , ti, until applied to by il. Stereo
• s , whether I w.%a1l recoguire tile c ott ract, tau 1
re Mem lo it lat maturity Th.• letter a-t,
• nipanietti by •tite:::, winch ttiL ,w that in fact,
ix.'w..hstan Jong the ter; lica's Lipari-mint
1 . .1:' From-at, M elis tit ter lel; vered to the
conisosary • f the l'.l,(Jr. a battalion oueattigle
head ••t beef cattle antler this contract, slut t"nt
as of hull/ tel head of cattle w,.
for thr use t I that battalion: tut,
uttary, that they have been debvft , -.1
to i Mr :t`trarr,:, • f Los Angeles. in two pare,- ••
.1 f-ur her, Del at. I etglit3 -one, ..n the Out
t. • • '.lay, and ...other of one hundred at, .1
rt ,teen, t•f: the .•tth day of July, 11.17. both ,
fr. ,eti dale-- are subsequent to the discharge
alt
,'aliforria battalion commanded by Lielitell
AT: . Colonel J C. Fremont, There is no doubt
.• these cattle are the TAMP ELtx hundred coo
r,, f by Lieutenant Colonel Fremant na
••. of Mari, Ist: Mr Cells stated it posi
t oln the lifter markets! D and the receipts
them by Stearns, marked B and F apecialk
.I.te that he 'Stearns) receipts for them to
t or and i..rder of Lieutenant col tiremeet.
debteliv. scared at a time whc. a
:tiee.- was stationed :5 Los Angeles, with a
.... , 11++,koacd agent of the commissary depart
ment r,f the arm:, Lieutenant Davidson. to take
••;,••• f -..balstence ~circa intended for pub!
tcet, iatt.r, furnished by a formal con
t, .:•, are tieltyttorr.l it , a private individual tip f
recta! agarement (IS be. Steams sap) to
shares furs term .4 three years. 1
tttattrrr - I to pr cure from Mr. Stearn , a
proems.' hr has made with brut
Vretot t , take care of thee* tattle, but
.• tor, taw - keel 7 and lii, posinvety
s • • g alias (hoer; cattle an the j•TST ott
PAUL I.`,Tl:+nrel F t r - rtri•Tht, tut that t'tt
at by Whic't he hails them. is a Arr . :: t
e•,—rad by a MT. HTIOSITT sod Llstite,.ai,t
. 1 ... of the t a:te.l States 's sty 1 1. , t •
arta I am isttplec..t to , , to
pay - theta pt !I he made upon the pie:, I
which Is a • - e•rtiftrate that the sum .1
.Jait to Mr Cole foe tura, 1...1
:mist t'lttal.th, whkll mar pH,: errt• ..t•
uly the lot of six lit•o•ito I fitse
Li ti,' Land• ef a fd....te bviou,
which l.rs been u•ed put
3 Elute 1-Trwa:talVi Tsue uti the 1 , 41, :1“
Is:, II
1/1 1
11113111
I , fesr , 41,/ -.Dtcrv..! ••'
1,11: per ectitut. per euwal, mittr that
Lute
. • 1.1.tiC1.11.111 6.13 tht. attl..tettl, I ca . :l j.,ur
les It, the paper ittACk, I wherein
ttit Frof.not“ t...und I,ltuyelt 1;11
:re 1ik....c,rt0r,1 tt.• ray the %lA.
.1114) at the expinall-n of Ight months tote
u.. late of Nli t e,h ;h47, lefault thei r...',
!he note boo. an Ittterrot of twettt)
er rant. pee annum ; thin, t 0.., when it,.
t.,wt s, , i9tant .otartertna,ter at Motiterey 1" 1
more than a tu,,at h In the ctmntry. with
.y money ni.r , Mable to the proper e t.
tof the army la CAlifnrl,la
\lr ..ol.s st4tes that it WIWI partly to secure
tl—, —r money that Lien( Colimed Fremont
riot to with him the liberal bargain fJr cattle. fdi
tho o la about forty per rent
price ot the timo. Both of
ier :.re doe, an4l Mr Cell , is. g , ''.11,7
~pritention fir nymeni, as he drum. 1.,
his past of the contract, for the re
if which I gilll.l faith of the govern
.edged I.y an
fl 11111 Hie oh .de trans....non, as:ill-en
;he is.i.•..inidto ).opers.i, appear• to noi
Illat I shall mit order pnyinew
i ,
money to tlr. t rite, but refer oil the pc
per.. t , tUe depurttnent, for -uch action rt.- th,. •
may ci.insider proper in the eit.t.e
I hol the honer to he, ,
H B. MASON,
1 . ..10ne1 I st Dragrintot, Comma thlui g
Te tiett It. J"nri. Watillington City
Bi- Lt. rr Cuunpl nl in 1,--•The only remedy ever
1. l• I t.• the public Um' km. u .14 . fntled tO CUM, When dl
r•'. 1,1, It, fi/I1•A . ,1 • to NULA V.'S LI I/ KR PILL, prettare.l
t !LIAO! INt./ 111108. Pittsburgh, Pa. It has brim sessral
I: • berm I . pohltr. and has been lutrtelucest Itt all se, •
tom, ..t the I mon. Where It has been ustsl, it has bed the
111 Ni lrmtuphat.l emecelse, and has actually trivia .ml use
all .•tl.er are.lleltres. It has L•I . 1`11 rlt'd under all the WO.
p1u.144 and has team toott.l eptally a•
In all
runhai rs u,ll In , caroful to sak for Dr dr/Am.'s
oredni Lion P&a manufarturod by Fleming Itrivb, of l'ltta•
hur,zh, Pa. All other lai r Villa. In comp/vino°, aro worth,
1.-o, Dr. M'Lanea g0t..., Laver Villa, also Ida oelebrat.at
L . ...t0fu:., cull tom he had at all respertablu drug ntor,..
None L oontoo• u :Clout the ognature of FLEMINLI SILOS
Ala, for oklo by the nolo proptletor4
FLEMING !SILOS.,
Surceasora to J. Kidd k Co.,
No. Oda Wood ',trout, coruor of Fourth
ay - 1.1% er Complaint and Dympepeda...-
ht~~r I.
0111 t, with t h.. Llvor Complaint 00,1
1. I during v.hirli time I haNt•
.1,••11 , t ,1011 t ti. AI ,loc toring, but she re,eivoa vary
I,• h, 111,1,18'0m. ...1 tho dociora said she could
u-t 1 ,, , •Lpro - 0.. nh. , ludoil to try 11001 , •
LAND rtl 1..1tN1 AN Hirrmu , ; bottles, and
~l/i u {diking thou, she hoo beef 01,10 to at toad to
hioononn. I have sold Inits a number of lottlen through
r,1 , .1111 . 111/Iti it., Itlid an tar an I ci,4 lean., it tom wen sat-
12111.'1 lull tu
Si , ., ads of tisamont.
xnly by FLESH NG BROS. ruul Dr. USU. 11. KEYBF:It,
Patftburp,ll. Jy2ll:2w
Rrir Home Home !—EL3IIIO., N. Y., Jan. IS,
—Lt. I. SCOTT &CU.—GC/ill: 1 arri rod here safe, and write
th.itilring you fur Dr. Scuit's recommending to me your DR.
NI'LA N ES IMPItOVFDLIY NIL PILLS, a part of a box hay.
lug viairely me from a pain in in) head and side, ari
sing front a diseased Liver. I have frequently used Dr.
N.' Lit II U . LI old Liver Pills, but I am compelled to state that
your Improved Pills are superior. J. W. LEECH.
Dr. Mc Lane', IMPBOVLD Liver Pills and IMPROVLD VOrITO
fUg., also Dr. 1. Scott's Celebrated White Circaseian Lint.
meta, prepared solely under the supervision of Dr. L Scott,
a regular Medical graduate, aid Physician of extensive prao.
[ice. None genuine, only as prepared by Dr. 1. Scott S CO.,
Bunk Place, Morgantown, Virginia.
NeWS FROM TUE FOUNTAIN RIAD!
bionoslrrowN, VA., Sept. 12, 1851.
This is to certify, That I have examined the Recipe for
preparing Mel-axe's Improved Vermifuge and Improved
Liver Pills by Dr. I. Scott, who hue boon in the habit of pre
paring and -using my original medic in my office during
toe last thirteen years, and that I Move he has improved
them. I mak% the above statement the more willingly as 1
have no interest in them whatever. C. McLANE, D.
Dr. blcLane's LIEESOVED Vermifuge and IX:Ploy= Idver,
Pills, accompanied by certificate of O. McLane,. for sale or
Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
Da. OEO. H. KEYSED.,I46 Wood at., Wholesale/Lent.
Da. J. P. FLEMING, Allegheny, near Railroad Depot,
Wholesale Agent. Jy2tledawape
wt 0,-' 'l`
Dec-club. - 27, Ihs
*lll
P.a.'4.7.4.411%. 7.4tri
(Prom the Boston Saturday Evening )azette,]
,
A PERFIMIED BREATH .—Ft tt a lady or gentle
would remain under the curse of a :'sagreeable I
breath when by using the Balm a d , a Thousand 1
Flowers '"as a dentifrice wou!d not only render
it sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaster
Many persons do not know their breath is bad,
and the subject is so delicate their friends will
never mention it. Pour a single drop of the
" Balm " on your tooth-brush and wash the tooth
night and morning. A fifty cent bottle will last
a year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION moy easily be ac
quired by using the •' Balm at a Thouxand Flow
er,- it will remuva lan EiMpiCs and freckles
from the skin, leaving it °fa soft and roseate hue.
Wet a towel, pour on two or three drops, and
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVLNG MADE I.:SY.—Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops of " Balm of a Thousand
Flowers," rub the beard well and it will make a
beautiful lather much facilitating the operation
of shaving. Price only fifty cents. For sale by
Fetridge & CO , proprieters; and B. A. Fahne
stock Si Co., Fleming Bros., B. E. Sellers St. Co.,
Dr. G. Keyser and H. Miner &Co., Pittsburgh
and Bec'khan' ti McKennan, Allegheny city.
sir Rave You a Rupture of the Bowels ,
--Isvueld most respectfully Invite the attention of the.. af
nicted with hernia or rupture of the bowels to my splendid
tment of Trusses of various patterns, and to suit overy
age, applied and satisfaction guarantied In every case, at my
-dice, No 140 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa, sign of the
tiolden Mortar. Among the Trues. sold by me will be
found
Marsh's Radian! Core Truss;
Prench Troves, very !yid tin-mg
r 'o".l.lrerx.i Pru.t.v.t, slnvb, and dinibte ;
rrninituai Truss,. childrena' and udzdtt
glaphr Spring fr., ;
hr S. S. Faih . Supporter Trust ;
Tla• ',rue of Truaa,e vary from V.: to PO. Ilet Mal
r Ruptured pnuante van be suited by remitting money mud
/wetting the tueaumre around the lupe, gating whether the
rupture to GU the right of left side. I also sell and adapt
It,, Bonntnl/1 Lout Bruce, for the cure of Prolap
que Ctetl , Wellltufte ,11 the Cheat at db,lomen, Paint, ebroule
Inarrboav, and any weakneneAependlng km a week and debill
tataal wodltiou of the al.h.minal mite, 1,,
Jr Paca's • real So.prarfrr :
Plo2/..th Pflasfic Abdominal Tkltr ,
SV/1.
And nearly every kind of bupp. , rcer now Its nee I aleat
.`Aeukter I) , ,areJ of evflry style, for aria clwatod and *loop
p.•r•ou•.
. 4 0akings, fir br..k eu IA vnnc.me rain*
!ha Henry Banda vet, al/ kind,
Synage4 folf entry twrtefy and pattern. and in fact every
kind of In, !amoral atA l/Srd in Ow :urn of disease.
K Evstat would state to psorwous In want of Brace. or
Trusses that he ran often ownd to snit the patient by writing,
00 Et is always Leto., to ow.- the patient and apply the Truo.o.
Brace perwinally Aitilreas
Dlt. G k 11 EY,EII., 140 Wood at..
Sign of thy ilodku llordeir
THE ALLIANCE INSURANCE CO.,
oF PHILADELPHIA
XI rna t.t.G L. 1..• TI no. •.r 18. U.
Cll.lhT r. It Ptlli PET( AL.— 4-A ri AI. UUU.O')U.
Office !in 59 Walnut St., Philadelphln.
Pit;111.17 , 7t i t.Vf, 11.41; ISE I.v,suleANcy
Auttr,re.l
4,. stinta.
Tvtal A.set• f..r 1
11.4.1111 haul Mort.C.c.a • Lau,.
E. 1.441, mai! At. km •4 1.. r
..K.:1,14 a ity. ye, 4,111-.
Ii!ill!MIII!IZI
a,d I t
)1 )I,rurt Er,
11.1. - .1 I k .
IT E.
G..x Gui Latin r
J
J 11,11, f,C ,
J V vl. Ti
Tl - s. . :••rers s •sl.srsall . strl 1, a vertssaas
..
...sasossms of rarstal, assorts and sccmLit•re :!
Th. •11L.xav I 1P.U1,114,, ctscksjasasy s turer!s
i s „al.3 lb. s tati4llll an-1 tr.9...t,.1 , i1it) raid
r/I I do finds sae) ate errtUrs , ll s at ray n.lartrts.l., :Ital
arslslC.sarspasur hass a siroxl saulasis.sr,l enpstal In Mortgagss
anl.r-stsralArrerl Heal Irsal.sr, double the ntu,...
asr %abuts Mr satyr , I. awyrlg - xr , ..t NI? la,•atigAtvaat hna
...sr- ',lnt, ars i lls r. Italic.
ta:NJAIII`i II AI:STIN
Mk , :n 4n) 1.. n V e 1 , • - d
.Its +Wan for •• . ...aro, and !in
tratklom t. crity. • a • 74. ! .
1/.4 - 0 rA• •-• .7..” 41. t • .-
.'4111..1..\ .1. r I LL:111111.1
11Ercrtwit, Ki
11. ll'agr !Ir.= ..f Bisar IL. 1, Al,
II , •1.1. Pt.,x .100.,a,, .1r
4, • II li-i:•r:tt.
Il A n •tak. Ilut!•!“
II ft ./•.. ti..o I, 1
II Y.
1 . -.11:, VIRE ,• \ I . E. 1,..a.tit), ,
;..o 4 , . rurnltura 11 ht F. I NAT K .
1 1,-t,,Lt \ I —l. 1 ,
Im, ..n ‘.•
1..,1F.• AtIV Latin ,•1.,n.t•1e,
IAA!FE, k.,nt
4 , Water rt r.-.t, l'ltt.burr h,
CITIZENS' INSURANCE COMPAN
1.1.1 AM HA 11 ALE I", President
SAIIICKL L. NI elevr,ukry.
pr?? 't' W trzbr, Jiarlyl tread Wood terettrc
lorsuravi lICI.L AN! , CA Kik 1313 the Cthr,..
I klts , ...llopi ltitnaarld ,
I qatir,4 agurrrut •r ItArlo-kze• L 7 ILKIL
iKaiust the Pert
An,
IMMEIM
WILL ame Bagaley, Capt. Mark Sterling,
Jame, M C.,....p...;, 6arnael M. K ler,
Sa. tie I Kea, William Itiugham,
it , l..e: I 1,1 slap, ./11.., John K. Liihrorth,
lame M. Perak, t., Francis &Alen,
S. lle,Lough. J. Petemumaker,
Irk eJtet Ii b.llt. Wilk. m K. flay,
I,4AllBlllpwn. tiltv.:ll
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE CO
If AltitlS 13 I HG, l' ENNA
C hart ered Capital, - - - 11300,000
04_1 Esau: 11110,11 no athl other I'vqter ty twzainAt Lea
I,:tuLge Im tip. . partinAt •t the :'e4l_ 1o I.
4 ,1 011, Is .011 1.1.4/.,1.,rt
t'i I . A M l'rtroklvt,t
1 , 1.: NJ A IS K Vv....Went
F CAIt II I ER.V St, r v p.
A A CA ET. I Fa:, .l gout. Foul tb uu , l Futh..blirld.
DEL4WAKE MUTUAL
SAFETY INSURANCE COWAN
OFFICE, S K. CORNER THIRD AND WALNI,4,STh
Philadelphia.
sa , MARINE Iy:zCRANCE. ou Vossola, Cargo, Frolgli•
1,..11 part. al the world
INLAND IN , CRANCKS ON (10)DS, by Rivers, Canal,
dal.. and Land Carilin,,s. t, all ruts ..)1 the Uulou.
FMK INSIALANCE ILERCLIANDIZE geuerrdly. 0:
Sores, Duelling Douai., .tr.
Asset, the (.laapiny N./render 1866.
14.,144.6, Mortgages and Itual Estate
Philmlrlphin City, and utlier Luaus _ _..
titock. lu Banks, Railroad and Itinerancy. Co's.
1.11110 receivable
6ugh on hand
Ila Lance. In hands of Agents, Promlnrum on Ma
rine Policlon recently leaned, and other debts
due the Company
Subecriptiuu Notes
William Martin, Jilin... C. fl A ud,
Jvsepli 11. Soul, rb.,philne Paulding,
Edmund A. g...‘1,, James Tranuair,
John C. Davis, William Eyre, Jr.,
John It. Penrose, I Joshua L Prtee,
George G. Leiper, I James Tennent,
VAlward Darlington, Simnel E. Stokes,
Dr. It. M. !Natoli, Fleury Shuiu,
William C. Lndwig, James B. McFarland,
Hugh Craig, Churl. Schaffer,
Spencer Mellvain, I Robert Burton
Charles Kelley , John B. Semple, Pittsburg
II Jones Itro,ks, i D. T. Morgnu,
J. U. Johnson, I J. T. Logan,
WM. MARTIN, President.
Tll.B. C. 110 so, Vice President.
LI itlißT LTLIWILIP, Stierttlary.
. - '
MARINE INSURANCE.
FIRE RISKS.
VANLFICERERS' INSERANCE COM
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CILLETEB PERPETUAL—GRANTED UT THE :MATE OP PEN:T[4I'IVMM!
Chartered Capital, $500,000.
EIRE, MARINE AND INLAND TRAN.Y.PORTATIOIN
AARON S. LIPPINCOTT, President.
ORIUN ROGERS, Secretary.
GEORGE YOUNG, Tressarer.
DIRECTORS.
Aaron B. Lippincott, William B. Thomas,
Mahlon Gillingham, William Neal,
Nicholas G. Taylor, Alfred Weeks,
Orrin Rogers, Charles J. Fielda,
John P. Simons, James P. Smyth.
ihr-This Company has been organized with a Cash Cap'
lal, and th• Directors have determined to adapt the bushier!
to its available resources. To observe prudence In couduc ,
log Its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of losses.
Pittsburgh Office, No. 76 Water street.
J. NEWTON JONES; Agent.
The following well known and reiipousible firms in Pitts
burgh have authorized reference to them, with regard to the
stability and soundness of the Manufacturers' Insurance
Company.
Kramer d Rahm, Wilson, Childs k Co.,
George P. Smith A Co., Hampton A Campbell,
Jones, Tiernan A Co., H. Childs k Co.
nov7
PENNSYLVANIA INSUIZ 4 NCE CO.
F PITTSBURGH
Corner o. Fourth and Snitthfleld Streets,
kUTILMIZED CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insure Buildings and other Property against Loos or
, o -0 by Fce. and the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navi
gation and Transp nation.
DIRBOTonn.
IVIo.F. 1,, t t Rody Patterson, Jacob Painter,
4- A. 01.” :..t . W. WelltltOCk, JOO. P. Tanner,
George W S,,tt , W. R. Haven, D. E. Para,
I. Grier Spronl, Wade Hampton, D. M. Long, .
A. J. Jones, J IL Jellet, H. R. Cogshall.
. ..
ofrYWERS.
President Hon. WhL P. JOHNSTON
;Ice President_ BODY PAITER.B4)N.
Sectocuui Treas......A. A. CAIkILIKR.
~:-~~ <' .
~~~,~.
PITTSBURGH ;
LIFE,
- I
LIFE, FIRE AND ACARINE i
INSI7I2ANCE COMPANY ,
OuRNEIt OF WATER AND MARREETRRETS,
PITTSBURGH, PA:
RORRRT GALWAY, President
Taos. (tHiutatt, Secretary. .-
/Fr This Company mufti!s exery initurancooppertaining to
or connected with LIFE' RISKS.
Also, against HULL AND CARGO RISkS on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivera and tributaries, and - MARINE RISKS
generally.
And against L.. and Damage by Fire, and against the
Perils of the Sea and inland Navigation and Transportation.
Policies issued at the, loweet rates consistent with safety to
all parties.
EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH.
JOHN H. BGOENBERGER, President.
ROBERT FINNEY, Secretary.
C. W. BATCHELOR, General Agent.
WILL INSITH.E AGAINST ALL HINDS
OF
MARINE AND FIRE RISKS.
DIRECTORS.
, kit - All Looms anstained by parties insured ander policies,
Issuvri by this tkunpany will be liberally adjusted and prompt
ly pool at its OFFIOE, No. 99 WATER STREET. pyll
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
Flrrautrada.—ONOßG h; E. ,•1 t.idtur; P. M.
aOII.IION, Secretary.
Will insure against all kinds of no.. Ns !LUNE.
All lessee will be liberally adjusted an I . •..mptly
A Flume Institution, managed by Di.* who are v ell
known in the community, and who are the,
promptness and liberality, to maintain the . tiara; ter wh.ch
they have assumed, as offering the best prof, 1.0, to tho,
alto de ire to be Insured.
Din Cal'OU—N. Miller, Jr., C. W. Ilicketson, J. It.
N. Heiress, Jr., W. 11. smith, C. Ilunuen, George W. J•trt... .n,
Andrew Ackley, Jam. Lippincott, George DUDS* Ja net n
Aulcy, Alexander Nimick, Thome Scott.
46T Office, No. 92 Water street., (Warehouse of Spang
Co., up stairs,) Pittsburgh. n0v24:1 y
Corner Fourth and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh
AGENTS
State Mutual Ftre and Marine Insurane
Co., of ILARRISBURG. CAPITAL, $050,000.
Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
PIIILADELPtiII. CAPITAL, $300,000.
¢_tn.cSW
44),1
Hsu, -.•i ,
i -05( , (.
g:su.`:w:
J0...41,411. gal,
Ern; .
.1 H. litGail,y. Esq..
P 11 . 1 , .k0ff. Eai .
W., il. gray. Kay,
li-no H. Austin. Ea..).
rredudent.
IM2=
$lO4 020 ~
ht,210 IL
Z 4060 1
le.t 440 %
83,K8P 4.
100,000 1.1(
1,(17 '3.48 It
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
No. 95 Watt, street, Pittsburgh
I=l3l
DIRECTORS
Robert Galway, Samuel lirCinrkan,
Joseph P. Gazzam, M. D., John Scott,.
James Marshall, David Richey, !' . ,
Janice W. Calls a, Cliarlea Aitnithtiot,
Alexander Bradley, Joseph 8. Leech,
John Fullerton,. . Manefeld•B:BrOWn . , ^'
David 11. Chambers, Christian Zug,
William Carr, Robert, TL Hartley,
Jas. D. Mdliii. fehlB
O. W. Can,
W. H. Nimick,
T. B. Updike,
R. D. Cochran,
John A. Canghoy,
8.8. Bryan,
David M'Candless.
J. IL ahoenberger,
C. W. Batchelor,
law M. Pennock,
W. W. Martin,
It. T. Leech, Jr..
George B. Belden,
A.. A. CARRIER dc BRO.,
Insurance Co. of the Volley of Virgin(
WINCILY,STEit, VA. CAPITAL, $300,000.
Commouvroalt h Inaourance Company, Halt
CAPITAL, $300,000.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
UAILIFUIiII. CAPITAL ASLI ASSETS, $1,184,489
Pennsylvania Insurance Co., of PITI'SIIIIEOFI
r.i l'A A S.tiETS, Nov. 5. 1563, $129,022 4.9
Wx. Y. Jouseroi, Yruident........A.: A. assns, Secretary.
d4srltalspely
'SKIN TEA STORE,
No. 38 FIFTH STREET,
ONE. DOOR ran OF THE EXCHANGE BANK
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GREEN & BLACK TEAS
Pun lotod direct from the importers for CASH. The
stuck vonsista of ail the 4117 , •Tent flavors and grades of TEA
brought to the AIu.K.SD nuaraet, and
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT Tag
VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES!
PACKED TEAS, I'L'T EP IN METALIC PACE.
AGES, expressly for the trade.
TEAS OF ALL GRADES, BY THE HALF CHEST.
COFFEE, SUOAR, COCOA and CHOCOLATE of the 0137
trAANIA. for Sale.
Long experience In the business is a sure guaranteo that
wirer). artir_ie add will b., ire represented.
d_
HT Swam. ASPOIITINILVT, ran ram BALI Or Ira
JAYNES FAHILY MEDICINES. S. JAYNES.
ratisburgh, Jane 20, MG (Je2o)
OLP ECLIPSE
FREIGHT LINE.
irkEIMIERIPINEAgegi •
rrIIIS LIVE IS NOW PREP/RED to bring
all 1“.,16 of freight from New York, In three days, at
$l:2- •- ILs-, and from Philadelphia ba 40 hours at $1 ye
100 It,
itEcrarrs of vKs VOII TLNIZ WIT Lt A WiIITTIZ
UAlt.l),TEe._
us_ No paper packages or mall bondlee received.
!dark govla •• ECLII . SE FRRI(.3IIT Lll K."
C. B. ALLEN, Agora, No. 2 Astor llooso, Now York.
J J 11oK ENVER, /lama, cor.itro.art and Locust, Phila.
Fur further Information. apply to
W. B. ILARROLL, Agent,
No.6lltonett‘ ot
lm--Journal
SAMUEL FAHNESTOCK,
IMPORTER I DEALER 1N
, '(111EIGN AND DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. all Wood street, between Diamond
alley and Fourth street,
PITTSBCRGH, l'A
4kir - Tut suharrilvr is now opening a well selected assort
ment of foreign and domestic rifirdware, all new, and will be
an good terms as any other house in this city. Lie
sill always keep on hand a general assortment of
lIARDWARE, CUTLERY, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, .4c.,
T. which he respectfully auvito4 the atm:Alma purchaser.
SAMUEL V A lINESTOCK.
PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKS.
ISAAC JONES,
CAST STEEL.
A LSO,
SPRING, PLOW AND A. B. STEEL,
SPRINGS AND AXLES.
Corner Ross and First Streets,
PITTSBI'RtIII. PA
D. R. ROGERS & CO..
MANUFACTURERS or
ROGERS' IMPROVED PATENT
STEEL CULTIVATOR TEETH,
CORNER ROSS Alil) FIRST STREETS,
PITTS BURG 11, PA
JAMES BLAIKELY,
EL' WPEAN AGENT AND CONVEYANCER,
Curner of Seventh and Smithfield streets,
PrTTSBURGIL
Paseengere brought from the old country to Pitt.
turgl,, and money* remitted to Nurope. [noT27
W IL SMITU W. W. IL HUNTER
SMITH, MAIR & HUNTER
WHOLESALE GROCE,U . ,
NJ Second and 161 Front st.,
pit.L.bursh, Pa.
WILLIAMS & ALLEN,
MANUFACTURF,RB OF
CIIILSON FURNACES,
Wrought Iron Thbing,
AND FITTING GENERALLY,
-For Warming and Ventilating linildlngs.
air W. @ A. will contract fur Warming and Ventilating
by sliiam or Got Water, Pipes or Cidleon'a Furnace, ChlliCh
, Schools, iiimpitals, Factories, Green Houses, Dwellings,
Court Roue., Jails, or Hotels. No. 25 MARKET STREET,
Pittsburgh. ap.1.6
ALEX. HUNTER,
DEAL= IN
F OUR. GRAFT,
CON, LARD, LARD OIL,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY
No. 1499 Liberty street,
PITTSBURGII.
de kdapc
J No. B. Koons, lute of Ilumphreys, Ilufftnata Koons, .1.111.1 a.
D. W. lire-surfs Late of Pittsburgh.
KOONS & HERSTIhE,
FLOUR FACTORS,
General Produce Commission Mel Jhants,
N.. 47 North Whams and 95 Nora' Water end,
below Race street,
PELLARE PULL
Ile.galey.Woodwerthik Co, P , BB. I ilryart, 4exwedy Co. Pittseh
Ourrott. Martin Co. L. Wllmarth & Cu.
Wood & Oliver, " Bell & Liggett,
Sliter, rice & Cu. " J. it W. Rea,
Caleb i 3 , pe & Co. " Dnaley, °engrave & Co. n
Truitt, drother & Co. " Watt k Wilson,
J. D. Lottmer & CO. CincinnatL Fosdick A Fotils, Cincinnati
A. A. Bullock & Co. " Morrow & Gettier, "
Tweed k Sibley, " J. B. Chenoweth & Co. "
And Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Merchants gem* ally.
jet Jr.dapedin
FORSYTH & SCOTT,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dealers In Wool, Hides, Flour,
BACON, LARD. AND LARD OIL,
TAND 'PRODUCE GENEBALLY.IpIi
o. 75 WATZR STEWS; PIIREIBUILGH, PUNA.
SPritigerlAriltmgh, Pittab'b Geo. Well; Wellsville, Ohio,
John Booti & Co, " Martin, "
E• ll. 3 ol3.s,oesterCit!Dep.Bk. Koons & Herstine, Phile.
Le&cli & Co., Pittsburgh. Barnet, Nesbit & Garretsou,
Joseph E. Elder, St. Louts. Phila.
Thomas k Greiner, Bankers, Holmes k Connell., Cincinnati.
Salem, Ohio. [leall:4] A. D. Bullock & Co.
!.... 7 t7r
" 4;1-
e St. • tat nx•:l4.-ertlollll l A2tCt
11,y WATERFORD ruitYPUCS-BAAILCOMPANY will
meet at their Mira, in the . City Erie, on 84:11BDAYillte
13th day of September next, to elect efrere,, mid. to '
upon the prorleione of the 2d, 3d and* ieetiorMoi !bad
of Aeaembiy, certilled an•of the 14th Mity,3:B49;titurtn i tete ,
upon the acceptance thereof. • • • '
By order of the Company,. filDßlall SELDRifI,
July2.4l4aft•-ily2l3oty iSh.nt.4l and Tra(diii%
DOLLAR 5e:v . 11 , 09
11...zy with . rite Bank BRFOREVIIE‘FIRST
will draw INTEREST from !Rat date..„ ~
blikatt
' M A I A . 001 g14 1. 1 TRAdzo
JA3. COLLINS ....
JAMES C0.1441114,e1,*ii 5 :::;
Forwarding of
PRONLISTOU
Coning. PittlintiZgli;llolWar:loo4,
CANAL . ILlXtgi2' l "; 33 ' . " .
Nos. 114 AND nor WILTZ!1.111:1;,0*,111#1911#51,14"V.
RHODES, HADETIV& CO.,
FORWARDING AND -00MMISS107101
No. 30 SYCAMORE Se., CIRELERIATY,'Of.
ALLEGHENY , CITY PROPERTY—A Lot
of Ground on Lama Street, throe doors frote.Yedarak
street, 22 feet front by 100 feet deep to an allei r Cesjilsicli,
are the following improvements, Brick LfWelling-
II owe. well finished and admirably arranged. 20W leer let
40, containing two parlor s,. dining roomend &Beton ortiftia9
Virg floor: three rooms above end one over the aline ,
room, o tth a finished attic—cellar under the whole hosiel..o.
back yard paved—bake oven In the eallar—lipcteaneatfd
on the premises. IVill be exchanged fora Farm . Apply te,
lYz) BLAKELY & RIOMBY.
OWA:—We are sending an Agent arp.
eon of lowa, who will be prepared to start in ttbtett
ear., and will attend to the paying of tame, making Cane.;
tions, &c., &e. Any person having baldness ,in,thakt4q*
and will do no the favor of calling on as; win receive ewerg
information. fiy29l - BLANAY &
BIIILDING LOTS ON..CENTIO3 - .AVE- 7 1,
YOE AT AUCTION.—On SATURDdrattoin
August 2d, at 3 o'clock, will be soldt prma
on the
valuable Lots of Ground in the £34o' arid Seventh-W
twelve of width have each a front of Wootyfeet thx and
one-half inches on Centre Avenue, extending haat onoliiiii
dred feet to an alley eleven feet wide; and Winteeo 'hiving
each a front of twenty feet on Vine street, eiteilding - back
one hundred and twenty-one feet nine inches to Tamobill
Lane and a twenty-five feet alley.
Trays—One-fifth cash ; balance in four equal anniod-par
merits, with Interest. Thle indlsoulable, .. ,„,.....,.....,..,,,.._.
'''''F.....n. ia, - 'Vtll .- I.nctii.
S. 8. CAILILIEA
LOCKS AND BOND AT AUCTION.—OnS
THURSDAY evening, July Slat, 141 o'Slock, aL th•
Merchants' Exchange, Foneth street...l4lll '
42 shares Mechanics' Bank Stock;
29 " Eureka insurance Co." . . •
$lOOO Allegheny County Coupon Bond.
J 929 P. M. DAVIS, Ancgx... •
AGAZINES FOR AUGUST-15 CESIS. ,
Godey's Lady's Book,•
Harper's Magazine,
Peterson's Ladies' Magazine,
Leslie's N. Y. Journal,
Harper's - Story tics.ak-45e,..
Ballon'o 31agazfna—,,,
Hon. Chas. Sumner'a Speech—best edition—a, cants. 4
For sale by W. A: GILTHINFFNIFEY4IXF
.17 29 Fifth et., oppositdthelhilistris..-
SAP SAGO CHEESE-1:013 . lbEi: jtlit
and for sale by REYMER k ANDERSON, •
Jy No. 39 Wood et., opposite St. Charles Sae).
Iv CASES PRUNES, in jam.
5 doz fresh Strawberries., In bottle.
10 Blackberry Brandy Jost reed and for ®lerb
RBY2d.Y.R. 8 ANDBBSON,
.15 29 No. 99 Wood street',
ODOZ. RASPBERRY SYRUP.
10 dozen Strawberry Syrup.
5 •' Pine Apple
50 " Lemon Syrup.
Jrust received and for rale by •
BR UM A ABIDERSOit t
No. 39litood,
SBBLS. DOUBLE REFINED •powri,
SUGAR jast received and for sate br •
ILEYMEO & ANDKSOM,
jyZ No. 89 Wood street:
ifERRING-20 bbls. tbiB day read au
. for Wu by (Jy29) HENRY H. CHLLINR.,-
BAcoN--600 lbs. Country Baobar'sj4o:llo - `
sale by JAS. A. FETZESt;
1/ 29 89 Water street.'
F LOUR—Extra Superfine and Choice:
Family Iltror for rale by J. A. F 871730,
JI 2 L 4 89 WatirrYL,P
FREAIONT AND FILLMORE MEN - ';' IM,.',
The Life and Travels of John o—Fremont,. dc.014 'Sy. a
Smucker.
The Fremont Campaign Songster.
1009 , ceptes Fillmare's Reception and.Sneechea.
100 copies Fillmore Sotiptera.
Just received by
13•23
EMI-AN UAL SALE —A. A. liASOkt. •
.t CO. are closing out the balance of thetritoac
etnrar. Silk, Crape and other Eaehiortable etylesof
at a reduction of nearly ene half the 11111:011 pricer. -.b2S
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS REI3IICED4
A. A. NILSON A CO. are offering their entire Ittodic:of!,'
Summer Shawls and Mantillas. comprising the newest 40"
most fashionable styles to be found, at areduction of 33PK , '
cent., at No. Ita Finn et. . Iv* -;
lA ARCM Lot in East Liberty at Auction:...
On SATURDAY next, between the hours of 3 atirS .
weesit, P. M., we will offw Gar rile, by public auction, slot, •
of ground. 60 feet front and 103 feet deep. ',At the •°Wilt . "
has ram .red to Minnesota and acid minden! to eel the ealaf
will be positive For particulars net handbills.
Apply to BLAKSLY tt RICHE; ,
Jyte r Meal Rstats Auctioneers.. ,
EAST LAN E, :Allegheny
and lot an East Lane, between 'Main street 'anal iheZ
over, id feat wide by 61 feet deep. on whleb bterected g now
and comanxlions two story brick dwelling houia.witti aD
tiro:away conveniences. It would be exchanged fidighpt iti
the city. Amity to
jy2B
BLAKELY & Rivarc
FAMILY FLOUR —Avery choice artiele-of
Fatally Flour for sale by JAS. A. 3Thrraii
.19 94 89 Witer
100 BUILDING LOTS FOR &Will . '
IN EAST-LIVERPOOL OHIO.
64 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE G(Kie,etA
by 132 feet, in James Blakely's third-width:at:4w •_
town of East-LiverpooL AIso, THLITIY-SLX.. . .
LOTS, 60 feet by 130 feet, iti different ports of the town
sale on remonable terms of payment. Apply to - ,
S. R. HILL, Rea., Rast,lavool;
or to BLAKELY :HAMM
jy26 Real EstataßrokemPittelmrtiv:
THE GOLDEN GUN is taking tFIO-: eedB _,
and it is not much wonder. Our stock ottilinta4PUe ..
ties Rifles, .td, Ara, to uusurpassed in the city. In thews}
of Fishing Tackle we hate each an assortment that wont&
make old leach Walton's eym water, could he return tit OW.
world Pocket and Table Cutlery In great abundance,,o4.
Tattles, and too many articles to be mentioned hersatCtits .4
be found at the sign of the Golden dun.
BdoWN & TETLEY,.
180 Wood et. +..s
FOR SALE—Seren acres of Land, on whioh
-is a frame bottle, frame stable, cover failing aping,
beat of grafted fruit, grape vines stela variety of shrubbery:
One and a quarter acres of laud, on which is a brick. Itorpa,,
with four rooms, a good cellar and a frame shop,
Also, a town lot, on which is a brick house ftmr
ro ime, linithixl garret and good cellar, all situated in SO
wickleyville, and will be sold low if applied for soonj or
would be traded for a small farm handy to some of our "W
-m& or rivers.
For Sole—Three good farms, well improved, within twen
ty five miles of city.
Apply to G. W. BUNN, io the Real Beat° Agency =id
Intelligence Wee, north sido of Ohio meet, fourth door
east of the Diamond, Allegheny city. i 926
WIL.KINSBURG PROPERTY F
SALE.--A desirable location for ir country bonus;
Four acres of hind of choice quality, plessantlyrdtnated near
the Railroad depot, Wilkinsburg; is all under good fenee,
and has an excellent-spring of never falling orate s&
will be sold at a bargain, m the owner is unable to ;fut.im
provements on no choice a property, and has deteradtted..
go Vfeet,
, .
Price $l,OOO. Terms $4OO in hand, remainder In one, tala
and three .yeara. . S. CUITIIBERT & SOlt
1, 20
MINER &CO.'s LIST-OF 15 Cent Maga-.
sines:
Harper's Magazine •
Liodeyi Liscly's Book; .;,
Gralumes Magazine; .
Peterson's Magazine •
Putnam's napam. ;
Household Woods;
Leslie's Journal;
Knickerbocker.
Fur sale by [jy281,17. MINER ttr 00....T2 Smithfield et
NEW BOOKS-NEW 'BOOKS. -
The Life and Pub Services of James Buchanan, in
cluding the most important of itieStato . papers. By R.-G.
Horton—with au accurate portrait in/steel.
Commodore Perry's. Japan Expedition.
The Martins of Cromartin—by Max. I.eirer. •
Fashionable Life—by May H. Eastman.
For sale by H. MINER k..co e • -
.13 , 26 r. No. 37Emithdeld et- ;.
PORE LINSEED OlL—The . ' ~ s ubscriblii-'
_. .
having engaged in the maroxfactrire of Linitesai Oil, .
would inform consumers and dealers, that he la propatad -to ,
supply them with a strictly prime article. ..1. , - ...1 , ..
)yam J. SCIIOGNMAKEIVA.Noodorr.:, .
1,000 GALLONS LINSEED' OM;
sale by J. BaIpON2JAICZB,
1Y26 2 4 WO O 4 0.
RICE -10 tierces for sale by
20smintimaia Minklll.
- - -
OVERING'S SUGAR--35 bbls:.-V*3ll
and pulverized for sale by
. .
bble. N. C. Tar, for. sale b
7926 : : I s p • •
(IOFFEE- 7 150 bags fair and prime far italo
N..) MAC,. NAIR °
VTICE TO - -fe dCONTRACTORS.f, - ,
&do XI Dart Illi gton ibe ltallr e o l u e d e e
! until 12, ot Tuesday, • cpi
1 2a 41, 1 e. - 14 = 102 "'
)- "" t, f °r the all /Wen& 40, ot.the.enitre
'Biagio sections or at one mile each.: -Bids be. ceri
caved for the whole-work, inoludingitaniMill s arilir. , 7l .
As. Plans and specifications or the work axittb:•.,,,
itcd at said office, by the lst proximo: •
.ofiditlffiffi• T. WHIM);
Chief'Engineer,
VALUABLE Coal es at
.. Arm
the 23th day pfAnguit nag,. at o'obsOlt„ .P. will
he sold on the preroises, to the )bestbiddef,-, K e l sey , '
reliant Coal Mines, 28 moos above Fitt/bur/hr. on'the No.-'
non g ahela river. These worksare nowlaoperatiork Iw o
the roads all in the tneit order. The dip Of the „y r .
right. Thom are 8414 acres of coal; with two fins voink'one
trgie 8 r o le feet, the other about d feet. TWO grief ilia Mgr,.
Verne boniest. thatamand'erersihirig on oie.elosndidir-'
i w‘pre . e d works, together with 18 *crake, -TIM bottoh'e -°.
lend of superior qualityinnd ati'r of the he f t titridingpn7 '-
the river.
Terms--One. third cnth,
third in 18 months.
If you want a barsairchttlriltearilltrOf
For fttrtherlarttenknw imlntrior . •
TILQB
..132a TO2,Fmrt h l.l -
TNSURANCEI
Uon for Insurance for 'mod irood Wish , * Trituroki*;
Companies received by O KO, IF. BUNN. at his Real &tab."
Agency and Intelligence Office, on the north aide of Ohio,
tourth door rest of the Diamond, ALLIQUILST QM JUT
ENE
• 1
J l. r •
-
V..1.°11f
,;:~,,,,,,.,v,...:;.~
MEM
B. T. Q. MORGAN,
41 Fitth,“.
surrtt, MAUL & RIINTMt.
.;',„ ,
"114 . , ,4
- ' '' - : .' - ' , i. ?',.i::•.i': &'-'.:: ,i-:.:-i" .4'.
~ : i- I_ ,-::'-',.- / ''.- . : ! - F t"::. .: ::. . .`, . - .. "'::: : ?'- _ • C ':', .; .
,7, •k..,':Z:•: -- • '....-:: 7::i,''Tl . ',":
44 . .Cr , ; - .',-'eF:
-.i.,,-'.::':,;tt.si:-F:',•1:,',...',::.::',,z,:.,
~~~`; `;~
. ,
a
~~
1
~'.