The Pittsburgh Daily Gazette, 4 May 1850: "Local Matters: Juvenile Offenders."

Pitt: The Story of the University of Pittsburgh 1787-1987, Robert C. Alberts.

"The Western University remained alive but dormant through many of the next six years." p. 23.

The Pittsburgh Daily Gazette, 31 January 1849: "Local Matters: Resurrectionists."

The Pittsburgh Daily Gazette, 2 February 1849: "Local Matters: Californians."

Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, Houghton Mifflin, 1920.

"What! my son a peddler and go among rough men upon the wharves!" p. 32.

The Pittsburgh Daily Gazette, 9 May 1850: "Local Matters: Against the Ordinance."

The Pittsburgh Daily Gazette, 15 May 1850. "Local Matters: Street Loafers."

"Let flood or fire destroy my plant from the face of the earth,

but if I retain my organization, I would be whole in six months."

--Andrew Carnegie quoted by Samuel Harden Church, 18 December 1926.

Also: "If I had to lose my mills and my money tonight, if I had my men, I could start anew tomorrow."

Books Which Once Formed Part of the Library of Colonel James Anderson

and Which Were Used by Andrew Carnegie.

Pittsburgh, 1934. Typewritten list. qr 016 C2162 cop. 2 (Pennsylvania Department).

A.C. in A.C., A Note to the Perplexed or B.Chad's Homepage.