..tlittsbuq . .- . oi'Ot';',. C=M=MI B. RIDDLE. 0k..c.0., xnzroks atird P;Z0P5.T.00.728 P1TT523171 4 0131.27.="- SATURDAY: MOWING, .TUNE 6, 1657 111/011111 ILISIII, ON FUN UGC Or 11111 1.11411. Tea Wasinittriei iliore.-4fe - need 'net in form our readers that we hire no peliticil sym pathy with either of the contending parties that participated in the election fight at the National metropolis. Between 'the two self-styled "Na tional" organizations which were struggling for the" possession of the municipal patronage of Washington, we can see Ifide differenbo in point of merit. Nevertheless, we deplore the occur rences that disgraced the Capitol of the nation, and regard the tragedy there enacted as a stand ing reproach to our free institutions. At a Meeting held in Washington immediately after the termination of the disturbances, by. the "American" party, the conduct of the govern- Mint in ordering the. national marines to fire into tbe crowd, was censured in the strongest terms. The act was denounced as hasty, and =meccas - 12.y under the circumstances. We pre sume, however, this is a Matter about which "much can 'be said on both aides." lint it is somewhat remarkable that the hasty ebullitions of a mob, compoied of persons under the stimuli of youthful indiscretion, partisan excitement, - and the intemperate use of liquor, should have had the effect to drive our national authorities to mush decided and sanguinary Dentures, when thesesame authorities cannot be moved to any dechrive action by tho bold proceedings of a lawless organisation, who have hold in subjec tion—not for a day, nor for a month, but for years—an entire territory, controlling its affairs, violating its homes and demoralizing its people. In the case of the Washington troubles the baste to vindicate the authority and dignity of the overman:it was so great that the charge of mus ketry seemed to have been made withont discrim ination. tenons on the side-walks, at the win d:Mittel their residences, anti at the street-doors. appeared to suffer more injury from the deadly volley than the rioters themselves. The riot act, was read, and admonitions were given by 'the municipal authorities, but we have no eel dance that these warnings were properly under stood amid We conftmion and uproar that pro- Tailed on the occasion.. The Inference is that they Wore not, as it is notlikely that the inno cent lookers-on Who wore"killed and injured, would hare heedlessly and •recklessly ex posed themaelvea to their fate. The troops were under the command otarmy officers who perform their duties in the saloons and parlors at Washington, which are more pleasant places for military operations than either Utah or Kan-- eas, and we can:imagine the anxiety which they would manifest to participate in in "engagement with the enemy," without suffering the wear and I Marcia campaign, or tho excitement'of a battle, with "there natural but unpleasant misgivings Veit ermantilitarymen will feel when menaced by , ibeigin worthy of their steel." The in difference of the present AdMinistration to the 'Proceedings of the Mormons in Utah almost in duced people to believe that the government was =conscious of its own power and dignity, but this impression is relieved by the decided stand it &unmet:l' under the eaves of its own capitol, , egiiist the "plug-tiglies" of Baltimore and the • "astimounts" .of Waihington, organized in a band to "frighten the marines !" lit.Bocussaw'sGamtarnr.,—Mr. Bueliatuttes fine talk about the ladies, and the pretty speeches be has made in behalf of the weaker sex, turn met to be all moonshine. There have been more widOws turned out of office under his than any preceding idministratkm. He possibly enter tains the same opinion of "vidders" that Samuel Weller, Sr. expressed, i. e. they are "dangerous creatures." This aceounts for his anxiety to got rid -of them—for wo hold him responsible for the action of the Post 'Master General, who would certainly not act contrary to his wishis. The Post Mistress at Middletown . in this State was teamed to give place to nn anxious expect ant for the pickings of the government. The Harrisburg Telegraph ttrives another instance in the annexed extract. We presume Mr. Buchan an is aware that widows have no votes: A short limo since, Mrs. Eaupp, Postmaster et : , Betiford, 7 Pa., was removed, am! John A. Mowry ap 'Pointed to All the vatlancy. The husband of 3lrs. S., who deceased a. few years ego, did the President good ecrvice politically, when the friends of Mr. Dal las, in Western Pennsylvania, wore about to take the wind out of his sails. Ent those acts of khadreas were forgotten—the widow's "term of office hart ex pired," and a change was neceerary. The Bedford Oaten', a rampant Demooratic paper, soya: "The office was well conducted, but rotation in office being tbemotte of the Democratic party, oho had to be re moved. This Mainers of removing a woman, with three or roar small children, front a, potty postolliee, is certainly not very credits/de to, the bachelor ad ministration of Mr. Buchanan. Faux lir.in.-The Leavenworth corresixind ent of the St- Louis Democrat noter the arrival there from Utah of Gen. Burr and Judge Stiles. Ile says.: "Their 'acoonntanf affaira in that territory are very exciting.- The mormons, daring the post winter, bare btoriperixtrating Leahy Orltrago open the ren (Heti and United States authorities. Thera gentle men confirm the aceonuts furnished the pmss by Judge Drummond, and any that it is worse now in Salt Lake City than it woo at the time Drummond left. Several have been murdered and many rob beries committed by tho mormons daring tho last Winter. The lawn and courts of the United States are repudiated by order of best. Young, wham will L supremo in that section of oar Country, and the authorities of th; general government' treated re indi.. Judge Stiles' ocuirt bad beau .compelle - ,C to dy in tionsequenco of the mobocratic spirit manifested in opposition to it, by the devoted follow ers of Young, rendering it impossible to issue a pro wess in Uta h emanating from. the distriet courts'es tablished there by wet of Congress. The mormons claimed exclusive 'jurisdiction, and repudiated the idea that govemment has any authority in that ter ritory in any manner whaterep- Tho surveyor-general has been threatened with _violence several times, sad at last forced to leave pr safety. Judge Stiles could notaxecide the func tions of his office, and eoncludo,l to visit Washington to see what could bo done. Mrs. Farnham, of Salt Lake City, bad been threat ened and compelled to lasso, and alto came on in the company which arrived yesterday,. The crime alleged againet her, IV fa "boarding gen tllarV,lrbieh its eontraryto the will of the governor. The mortnons express themselves determined to realist to the Oath every - attempt of the general gov ernment to establish.any aithority in Utah. 'That was their Vuntry, and no power on earth shall in terfere with them.' They had a code of laws made by thilailitiVo3, sad they shoohl enforce them, estab lish and Maintain their own eoorts in spite of appo sition. This is illustrating the principle of 'squatter s evereignty' - with a vengeance." Union Coosrrr err. Rtaar.—A Convention of the qualified voters of Union county opposed to the National Administration was held on Mon day,,theist Inst., at the Court Houso, in Lewis enntrg, M. H. TAGGART, Esq., was chosen Pres ident, and R. X Mom, Esq., Secretary. Amoisgthe resolutions adopted we notice the following, which is pertinent, significant, and "ail Tem.!' Rmioset That this Convention cordially endorse and approso the notainatiam by the Indoperolant State Cotwontion of Freeman at. Harrisburg, of Hems. Wittman., and kistursan,. and Visacu, and JOSCPIN I-myna:and that as one man we disap provo and condemn the effort made by a "aide-door" faction to distract - ind dovido Um opposition by put ting in . nominatfon a third ticket Thomas Hayes was nominated for Assembly. A. 01142 SAW .or 'I3IIOUT-1101U1 DURHAM Carras.—On Wednesday neat, C. J. Wolbert CO. 1/111 sell at public sale, at Mount Airy, on the farm - of Jamai Gowen, Esq. his celebra ted:etoci of. Durluun cattle, short-horns, includ ingfolttrotto imported or 'pur chased by Mr. GOWOO, soil probably one of the 'finest collections of stoek in the country. This is givarabh) opportunity for the agriculturists to improve their stock Of animals; and kept in the admirable condition, with tha same are that Gowen's. animal; .are, .tbej wily no doubt prove as vabiablq in their plrkhil!pers• MAP OP Eoxias : —We have on our 'LAI* Mat . Leon &La er veo l Alootioodt Nap of Bavics `Terms oito ? 7,- ootoialota br*Ortite4 S tat Go surveys, by .0. p:pnige.o7-1414ipitid byVoa.Fchocitioim & Brt pr , This loop will prove valuoblo for teretitice to atl.who 'feel so interest fii'tl it kimmoik.oeotioo.of "Motry. For solo by W. SiiiiTri-BOc&seller, Aile&hoof city; . . . liiirl:hyr;!teighheriiof the trAioit yat:erae 11 1 1 , 161 ,mAilti new v0,5ig*,11.14., e.perirboks EMMI llr ,C'eftwessesoirs. Laniketer hem wlr6 mpTe Isle Only nine canny Bath SmID dine represented very few besides I tlitemselTeti..:lt Was a weak and lame affair tlirottihattOlui only thing that gave life to it _being a little passage about one of our eitizews, who was put on the ticket against the /retest of the Allegheny delegation. Gov. Gea ry, with great good sense, absolutely refused to let them nominate him for Governor, and Isaac Ifszlelturst, of Philadelphia, was nominated In his stead, although he evinced a decided unwil lingnessto be so sacrificed; A fellow by the name of Linderman, from Berke, was nomina ted for Canal Commissioner, and Jacob Broom and Jasper E. Brady, for Judges. When it came lo nominating Judges, there wns fL smell majority opposed to nominating any candidates, but they were overruled. After Broom had been nominated, Mr. Brady was named for the second Judgeship, when the fol lowing scene took place: Tho Secretary, Mr. Thomas, suggested that ho hail nominated Mr. Brady. A delegate from Allegheny declared that Mr. Brady was a good American, but he had no strength west of Altoona. Ile would add no strength to the ticket. If Allegheny Lod desired the notinatiou of auy one fur this allies, she noulii hare sibified her intention. He hoped that the Convention would not force him upon them. Mr. Carter, of Philadelphia, favored .the Amine tion of Mr. Brady. Ile did not believe that the Al legheny county delegation had any right to object to him through personal feeling. If ho hail hugged an .old woman or young girl that the people out there did not want him to hug, it was really no objection to him. Mr. Church again urged that if the Amerieens - of Allegheny would not support sorb n men na Jasper B. Brady, and hit nomination, an WAN }Mill,Rll, like ly to injure Mr. lintlehorrt. they did not deserve the name of Americans. and the 'rmor the party got rid of them the better. For one, he war now de termined to rote for him. An Allegheny deloguto flung bock the charge that Mr. Carter bad made, eoneeroing that members had come hither b. indulge in personal animosity. For his part, and in behalf of the Allegheny delegation, Ito could say that he and they had not come hither for any such porpnoo. Ile said thiv was a delicate question, and ho ilia not with to go into particulars: but it was sufficient to know that in Allegheny mien ty ho could not get twenty-fire voter; and the Alle gheny delegation would foal bound .to put their foot" upon his nomination, although they had no doubts of the soundness of his American principles. A motion to make the nomituttion unanimous was not agreed to. several delegates objecting. The Convention was far short, in dignity and numbers, of the Conventions of the old Native American party. .The nominees are fanatical extremists, and will poll a very slim vote. The only object of holding the Convention, at all, appears to have been to help tho locofeco ticket. Barr SPECVLATorm—A meeting of the drovers and butchers was held at Philadelphia on Mon day last, for the purpose of devising some means of circumventing specnlstors . in cattle, and re ducing the present high prices of meats. Ono prominent butcher made the following expose' of some of the rasealities practiced upon them by speculators: "Oatlo," ho said, "are put upon the scales to be weighed for the butchers in a condition often-times dangerous, from the effects of what is 'known ss :" this is done by feeding the cattle with corn, salted and wet hey, and arc then kept without water until the looming of sale, when thoy are al lowed to drink co much that they are put in misery. This treatment affects them So tench [hit it is almost impossible to take their pamoh from them. The kitchen complain that cattle are sold at more pounds to the live weight than they would make if put upon the scales in an honest condition. instead of now buying cattle at 55 pounds to the hundred weight, the botcher. are compelled to pay for ti?. pounds, thin allowing on every bollock weighing 800 pounds pounds more weight to tho speculators, amounting at present prices, to $0,40." Another object of the meeting irnz to arrange for the calling of a convention of the butchers of all the principal cities for the purpose of forming an association, and to recommend the establishment of a board of purchase, under the control of the butchers, to purchase all cattle and sheep from the original feeders and graziers, Nothilitg definite Wits accomplished, how ever, owineto the state of the weather, and the meeting was postponed. g€P•A chip load of (a5O Morniousarrired at Philadelphia ou Nlonday, on their way to Utah . Guider the lead of 11 fellow named Crowley. who went out as a missionary to Europe, and gath ered up - this crowd in Norway. Sweden and Ger many. The emigrants put all their money into Crowley'e hand.. who paid their passages for them, bought all their provisions. anal everything else necessary for them. The North A rtrriren gar: ••The wan erowley—Alattlii. Cr.,wky t. the fall title—wands *lot live fret !ix -Inch.. high. with a ahock of flame-colors,' hair lietweco him 1111111 heaven, awl a pair of dull end whi,.lrr•. lie i. thirty ..erro years hi age, and has tem wive, in I.l•ah. whom he kit Lehitail Lim. Ile i 2 very iinis.lo7.l4 its hie wiirhd. ly aftattr. Among his er:p• last yeas nsru eight children, four tali.. eightesal cake; min.ut eighty lamlw, rix hawked tinder!. 1.1 ytqf corn' four hun dred hothrl• of wheat, large luentity ~f ...cols. roots, Sc., 3r. Acenriling to the opiel.•n of those conversant with the matter. he has received from his convert. in rash the wife of $75,(1011 t o $lOO,OOO, of which he—or tier church—will packet al least $50,000." 310,i0X0AHLLA ISM CRANCE Co.:-WO should have referred to the card of this Company when it appeared in our columns a few days ago, but the pressure upon our room was too great. We take pleasure in referring to it. now. The Com pany, although a new one, is established on's very solid foundation, with a substantial cash capital, and has already obtained a fine run of business. The officers and managers are men who have the entire confidence of the lousiness community, and their sterling character is an additional guaranty to the rainy of the Com pany. THE UNION SATE-At a gat hering•of the railroad excursionists at Cincinnati on Wednes day, Tom Marshall, of Kentucky, in one of his characteristic speeches, ridiculed Benton's fears about the dissolution of the Union, and Said he had been defeated for Congress himself, and it had not dissolved the Union. It was a great blunder on the part of the people, but still he thought the country got along ahOut as well as if ho had been elected. sar The number of emigrants arriving at New York last week was 12,000. Fertile month of May the number is 27,000, and for the year 64,000, against 87,000 ter same date last year. The emigration from Europe fell off very heavily in 1855 and 1846, but, from present appearancee, will this year regain ho former activity. 01711 BOOK. TABLE .Appleton's Illustrated Hand-lank of Amorkan Trani; s fell and sellable gabio by railway, steamboat and Maga. By T. Millman Richards; New• York: Appleton Jt Co. This lo the title of a book to be lanued this month, of which we have received specimen sheets. It will be a largo volume, of over 400 pages, and will be Imuclsomely illustrated with woodcuta and maps. It will contain in addition 411111 information of the various routes of travel, full descriptions of the various interestiug local ities throughout the country. Every traveller should have a copy. w'rak Lml.E Cutto's Book or Drrimr. By the author of BMorith oh lg sod Night 'Watches. New-York: 11:Certer Brr.. This is a neat little voluble, one:of Carters' Fireside Library, and presents In language in telligible to children the whole system of divin: ity as taught in the Bible. It in a valuable 1111113 work, and well suited to the purpose of its pub lication. For sale by J. S. Davison, - No. 61 Market-Stine.. , "Tux limourcAL Sisasstne," or American "Notes & Queries," for March and April, has been laid on our table by Mr. J. B. Davison, No. 61 Market-st. the agent for this city. It is somewhat in imitation of'tba English "Notes and Queries," and presents in medium through "Lich all historit;al inquirers conpropoundin+- quiries and obtain answers, if unaware bo Prac ticable. .Many doubtful historical points bar° thus already been cleared tip, and ;Dm students or American history should give the. Magaiine a hearty and sufficient patronage. Bxxcitwoon's Mno.tnete, for May, has been received, find is 'for sale by Oildenfenny & CO. land Mu t er & Co. It inn very excellent number. The Toronto Times, slateS that last, year one -eighth of the gross population . of that city 1 , 11111 utTemixt for drunkenness; and-that nt. a reeent. -least, the mi. , of the thleeee eeeeded the eon •Sributions of .thaeity,foe.cuso year to all the clisiities. There are nearly five hundred ;licensed and Fuslionsed groggeries fa the city. . . •. Tun editor of the New York , Mirror, in an obituary nittitxtot the 11on. JILLGROS Bell, of NOW alattlire; says hest's* "a lawyer by. peofiguy..- , • * and an Aonesi manicpraeties." "A !AM tiwNiestrariss : The number' of AlticL-Wocs ffk i ht;':lipreser 'at month, among'o.*ertei!,of 4° 6 ' tains a very riCY sketch - of the filibuitminger pedition that Bailed from New Orleans In the latter part of December last. The, author , was a member of this delectable company, an eye witness of its operations , and a participant in the defeat with which it was eventually visited. As an extract from his somewhat extended de scription of this heartless expedition .will be very seasonable at this time, when the redoubt able Walker himself is an of of public at tention we have appropriated the following sketch of the materiel of the "army." After describing the parting scene at the St. Charles Hotel, in the city of New Orleans—"always a scene of stir and bustle—where cocktails and punches were freely discussed by the parting "pa Ex iots" and their slay-at-home acquaint maces, who preferred the comfoitable position of "sym pathizers" at home to encountering the vicissi tudes of the expedition—the thus proceeds: „A large crowd was col ected upon the Levee to wish us god-stood, and I t artod with a number of friends who had come dow t to see me off; withleel. hogs of a somewhat unusual doseriptiou. The crowd, generally, seemed to 'vont ns with mingled W higs of compassion (for the who had gone to Ni caragua hitherto seldom rututhool), of admiration (for the desperate nature of the adventure command ed this), and of sympathy (for was not the object laudable?). So that woe, wore rather lions, un the whole, more partieolsrly whon " slightly intoxioated and highly enthusiastic individuals harangued thou, on shore from the side of the ship, and were reepondod to by short spasmodic cheer, and observations iron ical or genuine, according to the sympathioa of the speaker. A number orbblong deal roses, very ominous in appeal anee, for they looked like unosten tatious coffins, immediately preceded me, anti I learn aftanvoirds that they contained two hundred rifles. to be used Ryon an oceasiou hereinafter to be named: A good deal of delay took place, after we rot too hoard, consequent upon the non-arrival of a tertain Col. Toms of Kansas notoriety, who was hourly expect.,l from that tranquil territory with no hundred and fifty '•boys,' who hod been helloing him to keep the peace there. and who, now that their services wore no longer needed, warn going to make themselves useful elsewhere. Thick toga, however, had prevented their coming "to time,” and so we were oldiged at boo to start without them; and town more waving our adieus, we cant off from the wharf, num.olerted by the myrmidons of Morey, and amid the cheers of the populace dropped slowly down the river. All that night and the following day we woraxn retuned in fogs no thick that our Timmins M. but slow, and their depressing influence seemed to be felt • on booed; the men bed not shaken down into their i berths; the decks wore wet and uncomfortable; and it was not until we had crowd (ho bar, and left the ricer and its fogs behind no, that wo began to feel at home, when it was time to establish regular disci pline among the-men. Varions coalritemep• before starting had reduced our force from 500; the another w at which it an originally estimated, to 250. It W 49 only necessary, hoverer, to sec these men mustered, to perceive their real value as irregular troops, peen- I liarly tilted to the style of warfare in which they were about to be engaged, and in which, to a certain extent, every teen would be called upon to rely upon himself. They were divided into Ems companies, each having a captain and two subalterns; these had all been raised in different States by enterprising young men, who received, us is reward for their exer tions, rank proportionate to rho lumber of men whom they enlisted. The Inducement held out to them was a grant of land as eerie as the country should be settled, and, in the meantime, twenty five dollars a month, to be paid in scrip. There was nothing, however, in the aspect of these men,to lead one to suppose that they had embarked in th enter. mine from mercenary motive. alone. The spirit of adventure was the moving sauce with nearly all . some were well off In their, own country, others ha d . hit from personal motives which had in many eases rendered them reckless; while tame were soldiery of fortune—men who wore unable to live except under the exciting influence of gunpowder. It was a never-ending memo of interest to - me to bear from &heir own lips the adventures of men whose whole life had been paned in constant expo sure to danger In every form. There mem men who had fought in every part of the world. One mom.' pans was composed entirely of German. There were Hungarians who bad bled at Sogodin; Italiaus who had fought at Novara; Presdanis who had gone through the Sdileriviek-Ilolateln carepaigins; Freneh men who hod fought in -Ugcria; Englishmen who had been in oar own artillery in the Crimes; Ameri cans who had taken tart in both the (Alban expedi. noes, and suffered a year's imprisonment in Spain; ' others fresh from Knott,; while among the younger one. were the who had not yet fleshed their maiden h.nries, and wen, boning to have come deeds of proem.. of their own to relate. Some of the officers bad served already in Nirarogna, and were returning from leave of absence• others tool been in the Ignited St., away , and wore en well-informed, gentimmoo. like, and agroothle as the officers in that service usually are. Ifith such an incongruous toixtore it might have been anticipated that to keep order would be no easy to for, however, from this being the , ram, nothing could excced the orderly behavior of the men. No spirits of any kind, even on New Year's tiny were allowed to 1., isece.l. Thu roll was Called regularly ni.u-ning and evening. the talkers of the day appointed. 1.111 s goers] of sixteco men told off. Nor did the fact that no distioetion citified between the men sort winters in any trey affect the maletem. once of discipline.: the sues sired forward, the ...Ceara aft. and thee ruived bat c.v.,: end etaeo al,vont tnistakts move mr.ong Mtme of the young, nod incsperieneed officers at drill, one of whom I heard say to his company, 'llneek rank, gentlemen: right flank march!" 1 am LIMP/ Many tint the gentlemen behaved themselves as They wore exercised doily at drill, to Which tbay seemed to take instinctively. Tlm officers of the day wore swords buckled round their shooting-eunts.' an.neignia of rank. otherwise they 'NM guilders, of confocut, while the men presented an extraordinary. variety of costume. dome wore red flannel shirts and high jackboots; others, in seedy ' black. were clerical In appearance, as though they beleugeel to a met of rhureh militant; room were Utah and rupee tallier others detestably shabby and ragi,m.l; still, for the most part, their conntonanees were net ill-favor -011, and so sitting was toy eonlidenet in their honesty at last, that 1. did-om. take th tie prerautiens with re peril to my Weitz door which I amulet hero done, mud ell my pratingly was abstrectetb My only con solation wax, that fellow.colfcrer in the. tame cabin woo am colonel himself. ' . • VrIMIXI% ELICTICAS.—Tho returns received are sutheient to Alum the re-election of the fol lowing members: Messrs M. 11. H. Garnett; John S. Millson, John S. Caskic, Wm. 0. Goode, Thomas SAlocock, Paulus Powell, John Letch cr. Henry A. Edmondson, Chitties J. Faulkner, nmi William Smith. George W. Itopkins, a for mer member, has been defeated in- the Abingdon district and E. 8. Martin elected to. succeed Fayette McMullen, and Sherrod Clemens, in the Wheeling district, to euceeed Dr. Zedekish Kid well. Tho'Kunnwhe district (Mr. (larlile's) has net been bend from. A %Stomas tie Bnetaer• to LOAT Bastes,— Sunthty last being a warm and pleasant day, the babies were all out sunning in New York, and nearly one hundred of them strayed away from mamma's apron string, and gist lost. But all were found and restored to their homes be fore night, by the polka and its. telegraph, ex tending from station to station. *penal ft (diem Ago end Debllt ty.—As obi age named creeping on, it brings with it many attendant lanrialtiet. Lisa °rapto.o petite and I:Mak - nem Impair the health, and want of activity makes the mind discontented antlunbappy. In ewes where 01ig.. .1,4, and a hd&ealth, its influence, it la elqued ) Impownble to lad .ind elfhongh mutmedial haat been toed, ell have felted, onui MCP HAM S HOLLAND 117- URN were Imo*, and weal. In every nem whore they have bean employed, tiny bare invariably given strength AM restored the appetite. Xbey hero become 6 great agent for title alone, and are need by many people who are gutter ing from lose of appetite and genend debility. In fagot of bog Mending chronio dheansa they act as a charm, invigor ating theeyeteni, thus giving nature another opportunity to repair physical Wade.. Xerlield at $1 per bottle, or els bottles foe ik i.,t. , the pro prietors, ItENJ. PAGE, Ja., CO., Hannibal Pha centleta and Chemietn, Pittsburgh , P e., and gen fAte edvertfeemeriL J twT to the S 0 Prom Dr. El. 8. Fitch, of Now York, (Author of "Six Lectures on the darn old Pere of the nntinx," out Ibtrnde of theSyseensqf Medical Practice. Dwn explained, by mak?, Ornsimption, Aglow, /Dorf Divasex mut wed Mronic Diwaso ore /land to be per. /WIN curable. Da. 8. 8. FITCh deirirca to my to invalids that he tardier um hie practice at his office, 711 Droadway,New York, when. he may be cOnsulted either penman, or by letter: Quell loan to br answered by — hseolids.—Those who write will state barn*, age, ocenpatiort, - .pbet dear and Btate. Where born and livedd family coniphdertst etroor Warder? rs color of hair, whiske, aye., complectiorst ha l t and girt, just above the hired Any heart trouble, tangexpectora tion, raised blood, lore throat, hormone., lose of voice, and fever, night meats, asthma, humor, akin dimme, scrofula, spots, blotthee or eruptions on the Doe, cancer, on tent, rheumatism, bloating, palpitation, etoppage or gut tering of tho heart,dieturbal deep, dyspopela, bad digation, Am or tick etomaeli, wind, sinking feeling, billownwm, car. tlvenets, amines, worms, OM, kidney' troubles warn bock, poin anywhere. Add all other particculata. li r aI.4Y, mauled?hal children? fatale complehotel lrreguhrity/ geckoe damp for reply, end prompt reply wil l . returnod, glelng ell memory Inattoctions. A pummel intarrhm with the patlent Is &drab* but if time at A distenm, hod it Loconvenient to vielt New York for the tarpon, troottoont tray be enroll...red snommlittly by letter, end manila neat by express or otherwise to any part of the country. Dr. 8.8. Yitchsl Lectuneep explaining hie troatoteut, 3 8 / 1 page% 30 engnalumi, In merlin, mot by mall, poet paid, on receipt of forty cents. Dr. 8. S. Eitelt a ncrtr absent frosabie own office in Jse nrk. Dr. OEO. H. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood street, 1. Agent hr the sole of Dr. S. S. Steel'. Lectures usd SledSeism •- , t4isell PflL las Frazer's Ileadache Piths. • They will cue. lb. most stoical headache. They will cure toillve • They area bole ac well e. purgative. . If your I.lil paid you, one thaw will cure you. . If you hese Indigestion they will help you. If you ore grit May will - make you well, • They aro the Last pill to mire tillionsumba They aro a Sitio pill sal a good OIL. No laver pill eon be gotapoundcd. They cost only W. cont.' bog. Paul by mall to ill parts of the United Pict..' Phan your beton to Va. KEYSER, Nall° Weo.i street, _ Pittsburgh, the itliolamle Agent. elylkdkentr . • , • •riEcoptrsgr - xv, Etuopaan Agent andnitteUlgeuctivOifice, .410 I.IIIER-Ti" STREZT, • Yheakeeuppileel with Servants on ebortwatiK .• mei ashen pate atEuexpe for 404 ln snow te wat th Osi wbbleglo l'areagwe to old from " X weekly.- 21ekwe Um :40 tram New. Tait and F4IItIeIpLLY ,•7073:5r, IsaILIIG- r • 9 -zdzsaccEralairr.-TitawAr =maw mais mod — R Amex • - ••• •• . , - -",7 Swim. Atiaiicess: TO,cautuiiitviiisand alias inTraudia - lirrotvr.vvrr zaTzsi,to-ro.m.risal. Dk..I I TTC.II. & T. NV. SYKICIS, Rare emended to extend their stay ht Pittettorsh, till SATURDAY ILVCRINO, July leth, and will rontain .t ea ST. CLAIR IWYXL,IO3OI9 they may he consitited by throe arlahltan to avail themodeto of Dr. lrretra system of treat. twat. Ile combination or routedlal mean.s adopted by Dr. Fitch and Dr. Sykes haa been amply teetad, awl no abun dantly pro.ad to he In practice all that It claims to ha In ille• ory, that Its originator. do not hoopoe to moon, MUM by their system, relief may be°healed in aliases not absolute ly beyond the torch a email.. By this mode of irmament, the adrantage of Jlnfiernol sod t honaroplalc I ulnas:tam Is ailikal to that of appropriate in adult remedies, to rommateand mutate the atrongth of the enrol aYatwon and theme with each mochaukal moan itil ' the cam may indicato, Joined to pnmerattuntlon to samba, diet, bahlug, (dahlia, An, Le„ will gaudy afford tome or 10. 'Aiello almost all cases, but sill effect permanent cur* la many cases, In which only partial sad temporary rale( ould be 0ht.0.1 room any one of the those memo. sing ly. Dot although umuy otherwiso fatal ea.es of common. Lion may be thus relined, that* MI Mill many which pawed beyond loops, aud those who are 111 no; way Inclined to a ilismum eo inshloons, and am requfally fatal ita oonstutaplkita, cannot be ltio .rola I to , girollbeir ens. fiamly °War:mt.-7 The delay soon of a few.ooke May, In many caeca, twin the male against the patient. '7 ' Wham It la patable, we al ways profer to snake* pirmagli examinntion, and thus ascot Mit the, treche condition of tbo I Lungs, an we withlowndertak no - ciasiirthere we tiara not a cbunco of doing goah and we w ,ton omit,. oonsult,ns who' Is ml ready tea bear rho truth. I nomonsahlo to visit. will, writing; bo careftd to stain, their case fully, answering, a lengthLobeptablishad list of questions, which will he gout any rombathig It; and thus , necessary rompli., os well el amass of tho Lungs and' 1 Stionseh, as for Peon& Dim. , may Ir a' lout bY Esp.+ to almost au, pat of oho thaltull iltaits. Consultation Fr..— , thlleehours,lo to 4 tehrk. daily. IL Clair ilotel. Pittahurgh, t CALVIN IL FITCH, M. D. 'May 12t1,, 1(457. J JUAN AV. SYKES, 11. lb nayltdawhiP LIZA. do PICRILINS• Celebrated Worcestershire Sauce, PRONOUNCED BY EXTRACT CONNOISSEURS , 7 ; OP A LETTER FROM Do Le this MEDICAL GENTLIDIAN ONLY GOOD SAVOR.. U. AT ILADRA.R, I, To hie Brother at Anil applicable to I-6 WORCESTER, Iley,lStii. ETEIt d i , Tell LEA it PERKINS that N SAWA le highly , mel la, to my orilniuu the moat palatable. will vs the mat wholeaomo Same that ismode.". Tho only Medal ...Mod by the Jury of the Nov York Exhibition for Forrign Sauce, Er. obtained by LP.A k PER, KISS for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, the rroild. wide fame of winch haring hal to num.°w imitations, put. ch...ry are earnioaly requeeted to toe that the names "LEA I PERKINS" aro improved opts. the Bottle and Stopper, mei prin.' upon the label.. Solo Whalen. Afoot, for the Coifed Stat., JOHN DUNCAN t SONS, l=tt! SOS Broadway, New York. A stock always In stow, Also, ardent received-Mr dinnt aklpmant from England. m}-2.lydrer Exchange Bank of Nobraoka, FLOREN(I E, N. T. . OL1). SINCLAIR, Ptest IL.VECDER, alder. GRO. SiC.TCY.,A.II3, & CO., General Land Agents& Dealer in Land Warrants, Florence* N. T., mu gin their personal attention to Buying and Selling Real Estate. Entering Lends, Loaning Money and Paying lazes, Net, rankn, lowa and Kann. r..1711.1MC1-It Exchange Bank, Pittsburgh, A. C. G. Runny It. Patrick k Co , Banker., Pittsburgh, P. Atwell, Leo k Or„ Sfureltant*, IL F. Raley, Ranker. Philadelphia. Winslow, Lanier k Co. New York. lucas k almond. Banker. Ft. Lout. deliewloa., Merchants. " • Wok of Coursierce,Llevehuel, OLIO. J. O. Ulnae, • warm= a WILSON'S SEIVTIZTC+ Iter.A.ol-I.IIsTEI6 THE RE-ST MACIILVE _WADE. Have been Awarded Three Silver Medals. A sapply of thew celebrated &ewe on head and for eat • al 3lanothetnrer's prime by the Agent, Mr. JAMES ESC •lih! undentgoad has boon appedotad sob-Agent Gtr tltis vicinity, and haa &tad op rams at GS Fifth matt, opposite tho Custom flown, where ha trill ha happy to exhibit dm otachlota to Mo. &ohms of purrhantng. ALEX. IL REED. 11.110 SOUP - JOWN m'cnsocas. Pittsburgh Steel Works.. JON MS, BOYD bz CO., Illsout.ciarrrsof CAST STEEL; .La, SPILL:TO, PLOW and A. II PiTEEL; SPRINGS and AXW, Carour Raft and Fird Slr.Hs , RffebtirgA, Ps. D. D. 12013FICRS .Ss CO.. iIIIMPACTIII.I.B Cl Rostra. Improved Patent fitted Cultivator Teeth, (brunt Rats ual Firit Strrth, AftrbstrA.Plt_ JaMlytire 13 =!=!!! WOOD, MOORHEAD & CO., lelnlfArnlll3 ..,tutorionn Galvituized Shoot Iron, And Sy Le Apsith for 05 Sat If Diem Wiers's Patent Initiation Raisin Sheet Iron. uea Osnnitsidatinestal Iron, bs Rosliag. iG-Wirsteine.--A6. 131 levet Sfrret, Pinthargh. 14221341 . /tw4r Hate?: Cope and leurn. ...MCCORD & CO.; • Whatatalti and Retail Hatters, 131 fro od strett, 11..6 aIICAYM 00 brads foil alal temple. avek44-11A1$ e A ks „„, rya"; • a. *.eal Kl2ll.Tllll.liCad • ttl hk - li a ft/ Martel all par clusema .2.117 =M===l :solsrics. wama..n.rovotoz• & co,. (SOCCIMuII to Wirottrk. .111;terbou 1 Co.o litsoubtrunirsof Rigid oulLott Chao Door Locks, Brio& Ihop and Thumb Lidos., Plitfulu sod Counter &mho, Con., Cons mil Point Mills, gal Dortiortio Ustthintro tomer. ally, cousin. of WalOf and Drool Emu, Pittsburgh, Pis D A.NV" CiS C./..ULEY.' Honer. litan and Ornamental Painter. .1 ND CR /NER S: • 041...11 n White Lend and Zino Painter. AI., - all kinds of Pent; Olt,, Tiornyom, Windom ULI., Arnehen, tri . 144 Mad anent, Iwo Jowl aim< Diamond Alloy. oniklyok —YbiEu4-C-15d ARAN' Jr, /3 YINCYARCIIIIMB AI Iron Rolling, Iran Vaultm, Vault Door Window Shutters, Window Guards, kt., Nan DI &vapid Strad and RI Dant Send, (Between stood .nt Malinke.) PI7P.SIIOIIUIt, PA, Mtn on hand a 'mints of tans Patten* fancy and plain suitable toe oil Farrows. Partitntst attention pall to on. &spinner.," Loto. Jobbing tkago at short notice. MAI n. 11111.11.11 t-WI C. 8.1141.81-13:0 ARS do CO.. . Auctioneers and Costalesion Merchants 14.1 - CLU.SIrEL r, rua c. awl to fan Smoot, Clutnn.afJ, O.b, Mao Moral odvancts on all condoimont., n0..1 wt u %Nute fur all knob; of Ilanunittanul Ilwdt. nave nrgulu Wes of gronniu 131111ra nod other Morelliallso *Tory .11.offenr, IMikt.ol..gy and Saturday of moll ‘r.k.— Koop condutly on I,nud nlarguirock of Morchamli.. width yro sell at Nitrate .so. i 14 o WEYII2 A N. Marafactoror M 4 TWIT in 01l kJ nth of TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS, • D LEAF T033.Pa.00C), Cbrnir nf. Smithiled Mnrri and Diamond 417E34 a Ilk PITTSBURGH, PA. O'Aril.ba" amter of A•wn and Xr. Clair !Unfit; Pilbtxurph, ll= • Choice Braracie of.lmported Cignce, 2'01311000, dro-, tho attention of Emp3 tt oh 4 Chow , . to mock, whkh Rlll bu tonna complete.. to qualltykod variety. OICORGIC Gltrala do CO.. N1.A.D , 717.741.0"/"I7IR,EIRS awmer If Pike and !Wanks Stay, Fifth ir,rd, PITTSBURGh, PA., '"talgnfact'u"epnskeaOak K,Pfthk.dcri.tioraPxrlmro:4,whithu.y:m:Tltl.ow, n ro.Lt at. n.P.,1611/ AliWkrdolYd of the bcit WM. 13.A.RSTECLIJ., Jr., Rams, align and Ornamental Painter, Grainer and Gilder on Glass, RAIITIDISLD STREET, Healy oppeolto two Part Oil., sp2fclydre PITIPBUROII, PA. Forwarding and Commission Merchant, AND WHOLESALE DEALE.RIN Choose, Butter, SOedta, And Produce Geliprdly, diva , Na. 24 NW &red, raid. , .17 . 6 . . NnEIROI3.O.4•IT TAILOR, No. 52 ST. GLAIR STREEZ Mr. MANI New Bclldh g.) W. ar '.FgENTICELAIrr MAXIMACTIZMAI MID bums vt AU kind. of Tobacco' Mastlfand Cigars, recently taken tho blithu.i./4:iii 9 W"1"..; In liddition to their Manufat arias ralablldutront, N 0.4311,111 iltwet, whore they will be plawod to ncoln their Maud., atptlaydß JAI • 0.1..a.tra73i.rt.T 1131LTAC10111 1 Of Alcohol, Colope hplrilsond Fusel 011, Nos. 168 wed 170 Second Stmt. -- 3 - 7 - isrEiliCksi' ..------ ACCE/10.1-lA.N'T TAILOR, No. 54 St. Clair Stroot, (Dt. MA's Nor Building') ruBo:lydra PITTSBURGH, PR ADVERTISE • IN ME' 1tf... 4 1..N5P/ICLD (Ohio) ILERASAD orr & - DAT. DIANSFULD, 01110. Nelson's Amtiotypec • PRICICIS,IIjnii-VC'E P.' ea/ 102 74 corner Third and .11iPek . 4.. S-reetao . . . „, ENTRANCE OS' THIRD . 6THISRT. a l'I ty tP lo kl"."71 :10. 11" : 1 7 1"Thd ll 11;r : 7;aiena k"rilt trio 7WP:001b°1:1:1171.11w411"th'It7141"414. Hilo estsbuibra m jilargo,amortniout of Phil& sad Y°1.1.1300 . 1 *.y, oo hand: • • To ortroato ilhollierorm.—A Mired •tottorod to hoolill in • few days, otter way 'oho Irmo norms tufting. h &mhos to ottam kw" tem. 11 " 1 " MO. - Till Nod (loo) tie pnailill4o. Ir .D 6161014 :R00..10911 IL DIANA'S, No. SI tdill= - Now York. ~ - _ - .. satp saibettionitn- TYPE METAL FOR BALA About 1,500 lbei. EXQrntE -AT GAZETTE 017ICF, 3 ../Kornlnig illde t ” ELMAST dIVICIIIT SITIO FOR BALE. Choice Building Sites in tho.blarketl Or Lint' ACCLU Elt tV&ENU /lEEE/ALUM. • 'FRE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR .S.ILE _L ten bandeau+, COUNTRY srtr_g, bOulltna 'Township two mtlat from the city Hue, 9th {Wed, and obowt too mile Nottrtoratt from tau 'ft '1; 1 5112 P. "% bn. 11 • 141 544100 - 4 107.7.1 w - 7 .4 25 talon " " n " 5 " 139 4.10 U " 7 " 14" 71 91.100 " " 8 " 1U " 57.110 " " U " 3 " 179 58.100 " " "1n " " ^_s 12110 " Them Lots have a hominid eastern elope, roechring tits firer rays of pot mundua eon; hence the lima - Xforning Side." They hire a commanding ono thn region of coutah7 around Rut Liberty; also of the Valley of the legheny kiror, and are unsurporwe for beautiful and bold &mum ouywhere• fu thi 'vicinity of Pittaborgh; bon. a good rick nod, W Put down in gran. Tyco Leto are onclused with now board and Intuit post fences- faroin a gorel neigh loximed—adjuining the retold... of Janine O'Hara, nimuel Dughwo, Alexandor King and James McCully, Duro— aro about ton Minutes walk from the Alleattouy Valtay Roil. moot They ore oleo of may iweetta to mid from tho city by a low Public moot [now limiting ermmicted tbl Summer,] from thoPittaburgh mwl Cirecruburti Turnpike Road, ontoting mar the Allegheny Cantatecy Rote, owl mo oing through this Property to iho Sharpaletra. Woo. Lots lticex T and 8 ittnitesce the Ifounotteal Tho aro o • NEAT FRAME COTTAGE, With a Stain Daaameut, mod sea . 4pring tionau. no Spring L, among and nettirfalling, affording aollielont water Om whole year for (Arley fountain% Also a largo aml fours built frame barn, with atooe baaement, including Stabling for lionet and Cotra; Carriago Muria, do Hero la a goiad APPLE. OltellAßD nod a Zia . Pear, Peach, Plum and ebony Tree,. This property wilily *Ail at prices and terms that cannot LiII to meet tho views of purchasers. For any persons wanting a healthy, plaassot n,untry hams, retired from the ohm and smoke of Om city, those cites oGw superior attrac tions. Mr. ITOII.3ICAStLE, kho red.ho int the prawn., will take pleasure in allowing them. g"._ A „Map uI tho Lola can bo seen at tha OAZEITE OFFICE. Jr.C:dktrifl , W.M. M. SEMPLE. SaItIETHEWO NEWt Holll's Young AMC rien Flro-C racks,. Plot oil rrillS is atlinittcsi Mho the most amusing Toy ever °Mired to YoungAmorimatuitabls for oil Coteau( the year. It mien a report coital to the common pistol, and carries a ball with the same pioelsion for too plc., though not with form enangh to kill, Making It the only cheap and barmleas gigot a* target practical inexistent, 100,00u.1a in four woelne Retail peke, 25 rents mid upward, according . Piths market. Trade price $l4 per 100 pistols, cash on de livery. Sent by Express to any part of the country. A.W. HALL, 255 Broadway, N. V., Inventor and Sole Manufeeturer. A full demaiption, with engravings, font to any oddly, on receiptof a postage stamp. FIRY. CRACKERS constantly un haul! 1000 Agents Wonted. A beautiful Specimen Pistol sent by Espress or Mall pr e paid on receipt of 31. _ . ethlmdls ATENT,SPRING 1 EVS , PATEN? SPRING P Csotat Bete, Pea. Bun klarmniess, ANT PAITNT ltt vaoria PIAILIIIM 'Slower° CANOPtiII AND Nate. ' We trutuntscture and offer for abbe the best Belli vv.,. sold In this orlon• other market. diet -eons! Inspectlon will3;at rstricrolgor I:ll . lVrer w h" s7nl=4 . arTl r pe ef:t . securitylgsttnt In sr,ts obstrucling tit? circulation rate. Males, and osiers will c It Moir own Internet LT examining nor Bode and Not e belt. purchasing oleo. when, C. IL a ir.sruArrus,Aanu.; 1.5a.33 TX..) Ousel et., N. Loma. /P316`1.-0' SECOND-lIAND In order to make room for a largo ad dition to the menet stock of new Plow Puttee, the estrcrlher will sell the following sentod.hand Pianos at redone( pekoe: One elegant 6 octave Piano Poch, in locket order, with Sfetalic Frame .6166 One 6 octavo Ilabogany Piano 140 Ono am 3ishogany 6 octavo Plano 100 One 6 0ctave........ 67 li One 6 octave osewoood Piano 50 16 Ono Plum, In good order— Ilte abovelnouesments are all In volt:Ma:sr and hove to been put down Agora mo th below fm pekes for sec- I:s==M3 ===! ucw stock of Planes will be received In about two weak. CUAIILOTTE BLUM; lee OUR MORE OF CRICKERo pp li 'Nu k SONB' new style &von Mises PIANOS be opened on Friday, Junefdlt. Also, hvo•of their splendid AND Piano,. JOHN 11. MELLOR, SI Wood street *j All orders for Chlekerlng & Sons. Pianos most Ls ad dressed toJOlllf U. MELLOR, &pat for Cldekering & Sous, Yo. Al Wood street, Pittsburgh.' 3.6 JUST PUBLISITED--Ntw EDITIONS— Wharton's Prertvients of Indictments and Pisan, adapt ed to the 011tl of the Courts of the United States, and those Mail the *emend Statue, by Priocis Wharton. Second soil revised Wilton. I Vol. Royal two. %Than... Criminal law—A Tuvtoss on the Ctind aul laves of the Coiled Ltutes by Fmnois Wharton tburth and revised edition, I vol. Royal Sr.. Received and for sale by KAY A CO., SS Wood Arcot. 'IIAKTON & STILLIVS- A.MERIC.A.N MXIMCAL JIMITSPRUDENCE—A Treaties on Med ..forirpnok.oce adopted to the two of U. Pre-fe•riorts or Lim .04 Nwßdoo In the Untied Staple by !Tends Whertoo, req..l Alr4tilll Milk, M. G. Mil eol El,. MP pa:4..- Ihr tole hr __ • KAY Sr f.r. Wood ethmt. C. F. KLOPNER & CO.. ANUFACTURERS OF FITI{NITURE and CHAIRS of every rtylia in Itonvrood, blalingany and Walnut, imitable for parlor., chamber. arid dining ownl to any to be found in dialing.. dn.., and id linnet priori, Entry :uncle 1631‘ , " by band And var mint. narqical• awl iataul.otroa • foraraltma at atat ware Walnut.% corner Paw, mai Warm, sta., l'ittaturph. datedtr.srlys NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!—Boat Life In nuat suit mad., br William C. Prime, author nf •Vilve Old 11.. by the Elver," "Later Years," &e.,1 rot, then. Adventures And Explurstions In Honduran- Maps .and Ilhedratimm. Ey W.I. MAD. Ms &Indent's Viibbou. Dr. Mann,. Amay Itypvlalions,l&s7. 5.11.1 by .M 6 J. L II PAD, 79 Penn), stn VINE DRESS GOOF Thstues, Orenadinal, Ormuutins, Enmities iu tba above pm& A. A. MAL sks. now landing from arcane. Rehm., fur min by ' . ISAIAH DICKEY & CO. WOOL—f, balsa now landing from steamer Iteliance far mm by ISAIAH DICKEY & 'Oa SV:MAO-13 sacks now landing from steam er Enhance fur ash, by ISAIAH . DICKEY & CO. I{EASE---6 bib'. now landing from steam; eccßeliant* far raly by ISATAIt DICKEV t CO. NAl'lElt MGM E'CAL--27 tone no* land. Ing thou /learner ReNote Dr 4414 by Juo DICKEY A CO. TCE CHESTS AND HEFHIUERAIVHS--- x Ebro Ltrgrat alsortuient err/ offerwl kr vile la Gm city. JOHN FLEMING, 74p. 47 Market 4L, corner'of ALIASSEit'S PATENT FIVE AIINUTE CREAN! FREILZERB, Water Coolant and 'Sliver Halal lee Nether 114 - 11.118 iv/ JOHN FLN3IIIOI. jet: No. 17 Market ph, earrtarof Third. iE cticsTs, REFRIGERATORS, ICE MIXES, autl other rearambla articles for eale OW. W. lIUBLRY, Federal alto Allesheuy. ` STOVES AND TIN WARE IN EVERY .fluipty Wr dab, by 01:0. W. MYSLEV, mt 1.141 Yodezal Ry Allefilm ay. AssEws FIVE MINUTES CREAM ELZEItit Jon reeets - ul andfF say by UEO. W.!ELM% !Wend Pd.. Alleiduruy. X-1 - 0 II RAFSEED. bhls. of Nand frvb bird &vol inn bred by Jed 103 FLEMINO, conker tbo Diamond and Market elroct. tIX—TrPRANGIPANYL—ti doz. of this .1:4 fine Extract Cm the bald. reed by JO& FLEMING. FLAVORING EXTRACTS--A largo and pl I 11!ttOtillICIll Of i.f.14200 Menil'a Flavoring Entradmatired by J 66 JO.l. FLEMING. itS. ALLEYS lIAIR RESTOREE--12 1.11. 46e. of thfie celebrated Ilair Restorer repaired by JOS. FLEMING. MAOASSAIt j ust reed a mof the excellent Mir 00 Thou wudung the_gettulne ankle outstrip procure It et JOB . PLEMLNO'II." MESH CONGRESS & BLUE LICK Ten--1 hove Jett toed another - supply of those excel. Ira Mistral Waters! WI • JOE. FLEMING: PIANO TO RENT.—A - good Six Octavo Ilovertsil, feehlonable style, Piuuoto rent. Apply to , led JOHN 11. MELLOR, 51 IVood mod. SIX'SECOND RAND PIANOS for solo for. VA 5 1 0, 500, 575, $125 sod 5100. je6 JOHN IL MELLOR, 51 WoOrt Moe.' • AA- A. BIASON hCO. Lava received Black , . ammo, two yards irldr, for 81oor4. NOW READY — Permaylviinia Stato Bo port., vol. 111. Cuay .ad. 3. Iteixdrad at Jos KAY CO, 56 Wood groat. _ _ _ NOTICE TO FA-R/INIIII oIpIDINIaI MOWING & REAPING I&A.CRINES. WARDROP, STOUT & WILLIAMS, 111781117F1G11, PA., • 'AIRE NOW READY FOR DELIVERY.--: rawly milan will ban the prnforenre, as ttsn =maw be Hunt.] M. mum.. Thoy am wananted In ovary roved, end may bemoan And ordernldt at tkeSeed saxl A4, ricoltund llongo, No. 47 Fifth stiint. , . , joVILI . JAMES WARDROP. JOHN CAMPBELL, MJL. _. AN UV' AC T U REE OF BOOTS imb.r. itymt suors of frau n 34 briela PI ttlburgh, Ps. ' oamyd 114.11yEST1'00 - 178:-7- 110 Revolving 1127 Ralre Li , ,losen Hand :00 do • do do • NorlhlV27n2 Ecjilien 30 do llraln, do, At 11,2822.12221 dirrtrullpril W0r0h0222, No. 41 Filth Wool. J 05,11,1 JAMES IVARDIIOP, (111UANSI CllURNS!!—A:constant.suPplyat. Theo l or Epafix'ii Celsbrattd tarsa of iaslos ts, !s be asp' on Th e ChumsbasoMums a been tally bated. aad • ara trarranted nal best la ass. For pie by .105 , 214 TAMES WARLIIOP, 47 7111 b chief.' CHIEESk:--100 boxas.prime W.A. Glees° recet!lugtUis day indforn7.3 by TrLITTLIC A CO, eoutstreat. TK BASS, WHALEBONE AND REED .J 3.110011 YOU SELIUTS--A Lugs ilspoly'retA it .1.3 A. A. MASON & COAVS - Firth omit. R N CULTIVA'rORS-:d -i i - )7kipanding. tratinkm% lutvtai to potato matt con, crow, fur We by - J95-3141 JAM :A WANDHOPO: Pthh -10FOESr110EPI-40 doz.. bit Cut Peel AueLmzeretriett,efaze.,temeejg::: „wage-. -;,-,JAILESWARDZAP,47IIILIONitt...%. • ,000 yards fit:lmi 2 to: 6 Licit CaFla ft by EMT mamma. I Froanh Larval., Yrnatil Lawn Habra, Crary n Do Earya t ryna, Crain/ Morn.. Fronds Br(Mantra. Ira daily vocalved at SON t 00, ZS PIKE etrrat. 111•MCVAMIIMM 01. Emtraict (1 . . at dijastmaa itiaarntlee Ciassapiasay, O 7 rir rt:r.. • LraiA, Franklin Buildings, 41.4 Walnut Street. °mak., under the General Insoranse Law, with a sash capital or 11.00,000, privileged to Imam. to-5.500,001 Imam against loss or darnage. by Vire, Markle; Island Navigation .4 Transportation.. ornano. H. 0. LACMILIN President. ItiteIIAItD;SIIIELIIS, T 1 pcmd,,'' c aroma: DONT, Seerct.Z. -• .' • ulntcroba. D. liontgontori. Richard 6414114, ' ~ nourgo Scab T. Y. Slicweil, ,' I 0. C. Butler, , TITE A ClLUtPET,'Anctits, fol yin Olido. Lain nuti 001(411, (outeo on 'Wood at ) Howard Fire and !Marine Insurance Company, 091 PHILADELPHIA, PENNA., • •Pralillin Iluildixpl, .n. 94 Dater Street Authorized Capital, $600,000. AMOUNT OP CAP AIiPPIISCRIEBED, $BOO,OOO. • • INTEST s :FY )LLO ITS: Pint Bonds and Hort ' ' ,in Prinurty in tho 'city of : BlllLWeltdila $1:”.,V,i30 Clocks worth par :. .. .li. ..300 Cal, on band., Clad.) Amount nocurbd by stock notes 11.4000 Amount of Stock duo On tall' ',NO D. C. Laughlin, W. 4 Stotntlntry, D. Likarstrood, R. M. Gallo, %ratan, Cl4borue, BuildiTnHgsl, MCOMPn A nI NY e, V E l T tr P a E lt C un lS s, 4 L N umb T e R r A , NC., Io:P Vessaln, %Niko and Freight, to all ports, anel by Raiircedn. Lakes and Akers, at the ' , need rant, and ninon the mast liberal tern., le'llahnnieeink Prompt painannt en the ndiuntmend of laws. The greatcat ansiont•t to lb, Itieurcel on any one rink I tz,ooo. DIRECTORS P. M. Pottt C. E. Spangtor. Abroham nor, firm of Ro. Saris & Co. Wm. 11. ITnals, 0,,,w00 Howell, firm of Howell Bro.; J. it igarTholopson. Pno. Peon. 11. 11: Co.; 11. 1t ,11, T0 firm of Sower & Barnet, John IP, Sexton, firm of Burnott, Bartok & Swourinnor; Mormon Ilsopi, Mkt Enghmer Penn. R. 114 Nathan IL Potts, Commullor nt law; Wm.ll. Loeb, Ilmagif Leech k Co.; R. T. Ktrull, R. 11. llonstort, Emight l ira of , 7..n1 ir. 11. R.; ham flph or Withers, :nu of tm of Withots If i Co.; Clao;los P. Narton . , firm Ton " Zzon & John R. leksrits, MID of Lowards & Corpon: Jas. E. Stylus, 11. N. Burroughs, Into Williamson, Burroughs &Clark. Pgaavai M. Pme, Presd't. C. E.Selrsotsa, glancoat the lint of Umtata of tho "IfowarJ In eurauee Company," want of Are widely known as Among the fi rst hooka:semen of Philadelphla, will probably can•ny amplo OtOOFOITCO of OCCONVto the PUblk- • A share of patronage is respectfully aolieitml. THOS. ORAIIAMI, Agent, corner of Water and Market streets, (LSI floor,) Pittahnrgh, Ps. Farmers' and Mechanics'lnsurance Company, Xari.huu.d o..rnrr Steam/ and Manta :;lrertr, PII,ILADELP.II I A. Thu following , atatontent exhildta the I wines, and moll. M. of the Comp:fay to Nos. 1. ISM: Prosniunts resairod on Marino and Inhtul Make to Nor. 1, 1850,..„, ...8Z4,684 50 Firs Prumluma 1795790 al Interest on Loans 8,704 47 Total r.•eolpta.. Paid Marina Laymea. rim Expenses Salaries end Commission. Redusursnee, Retnrn Premiums and Agency Charges Ilalanai romaining with ('Dinky it. , ' 'i Oi Tha amt. of tho Contrary aro ea follower— Phila. City and County Bondi ..... -.8 10,848 18 I Railroad Root-. .. . ........... _.......... 11,000 tar +tura Price. Ent Ihittgago Real Estato 113,500 00) Stock; Wiaterals on call 32400 00 BlooM mud Cotratlidatlon hook Stock 0,T23 00 Dopositad with Shaman. Duncan & Now York DekTrod Payment on Stook rot yet duo 91,751'00 Not.,, for Marino Premiums 108030 So Due from Agents waited by bonds. 35,310 19 Premiums on Sondes recently Is. rood, and debts doe tbo Co. Balance In Banks Ma Board of Diri,tors hare this iltty declared tr23:4357 DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT, Pliable on demand an the busks:. 01 tho Company tL Ist instant. THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President. EriTAILD Mont .n, Secretary. Tlio9. 7. HUNTER, kront,Pittstargh, no2ltdmdilc No. Dl Water street. Franklin Firo Insurinnee Company o PIIILADELPI7I.I • . - • Chatlm W. Dandier, Adolph E Bode, Gworgu W. Richards, Famind Grant, • • Thomas Hart, David S. Drown, Mordecai D. Loot, Jacob K. Smith, Tobias Wagner, • Morris Patterson. MARL N. D.LNCKEIt, Prisident. Cuanza O. Elasctru, Secretary. TM, Company continual to make instirans . P3, • permanent or limited, on every description of property in town and country, at rates oil tow sit are consistent with security. Tho Company have reserred a largo contingent fond, which, with their Capital' and Pramitims, nobly inrestal, afford ample protection to the tissue& The Amstar of the Oempany, oo Janomylet,l6.7l, m UMW egrembly to the Act of Assembly, were esS.Aloses Mortgagee heal rem.° \ tzl3,lz os 34.377 73 Vim ' it, 61.848 81 p.m:VW 44 Siam their Incorporation,* period of twenty-one yours they Lam pad upwards of Ono Million. Four Hundred thonvarol DoThirs Emma by Are, tberehy affording •evidence of the advantages of insurance, ea well ns their ability and dlspoaltion to meet with iironiptuoa ail • ./. 11.111.D3Trat COYFLV. Agent, aply Odle tiontlemt no. Wood an7l Thinl The Great Western Fire and Marine Ins. CO OF FOCELADELPIILA. No. 107 Walnut Stroot. ULMER PERTSTVAL CAPITAL $51M1,000 FIRE LVSURAATE—PeratnaI or Melted, =do in town or cuentry, nu <very dederiyalun of tnoporty. IKLAND INSURANCE, on Ono& by thnal, Loo and Lunt I.hertany. lOU parte of the Union. MARINE L.V.VGBANCE, Vel•Pill, Qrgo and Prolght eenbraing Inds Trawl...nation. C. C. LAPIIKOP, Pd.*lent, DARLII.Ty, wyenk..y. IL K. Abler , bon, Pacrotary. D1D3X,02. • Charles C. Lath rop, 437 Weiner treat. - Ilou. Henry D. Moore, 50 Walnut street. Alexander Whillilen. Merchant, 14 North Front et. /oho C. limiter, firm of Wright, Flouter A Co. LL Tracy, firm of Tracy A Raker. John R. McCurily, firm of Jours, WAIN ll...Curdy. e. firm of Bishop. 9.lnamons it Co. Jas. H. Smith, firm of Jai. IL Smith k Thos. L.. Gillespie, firm of tililmiple 2 Zeller. lame IfslloLurot. Attar.) . and Coutteellur. The. K. I.lmrriek, 5= :quarts Woo. Hobert nue POWVII, :A Walnut street. moo. W. Baker, Golduttutles Hell. • . 'leery C. Wetmore, Now Turk. R: W. PitINDEXTEII, Agent, splok9.—ap7 . 97 Front street., Pittsburgh Continental insurnnee Company. Ixempurated by the Lepaaturt of Ittartsyleanta, PER.PETVAL CIIA.RTER Authorized Capital, One Million Dollars,. •1,t100.000 &rural and Accumulated Capital b 31,600 • lIO3IE OFFICE. No. 61 Walnut Ittre.f, above Second, Philadelphia. 'Piro Itonntnee on Balldings,,Fartatttro, Yforsbaudloe, he. !Latino Inanranea on Cargoes and Frelghto, to .11 porta ot tha world. Inland Ineuronre on Clooda, do.. by Jukes, Rhin, Canals .ad Lind Carriages, to all part. of tho Colon, on the moat basoroble terms, sonal.tent with security. DOLCCiOOB. GEORGE W. COLLADA V, hirmerl Philadelphia. y Reran's.. of Deeds, dc., • WM. ROWERS, formerly Register of Wills. JOIIN N. COLEMAN, firm of Coleman it Smith, Importing Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Third street, above Market,Thlia. 30SEPII OAT, firm of Joseph Oat k *on, tatppeiemltha, No. 12 Quarry street, Phila._ EDWARD V. MACIIEITE, Arm .of Machette A Rall; Importing Usultrare Merchants, No. 124 North Third street, above Este, Phila. - HOWARD lIINCIIMAN, firm of Livingston t Co,,,Proilnre and Commimlon Merchants, No. 2iti Marketat., above Eighth, Phila. GEOROE W. COLLADAY, (Lams Wrtaos,Suretary. • JOSIOUA ROBINSON, Agent. mr2.sullyfr No, 24 Fifth meet, (up oaks.) The Manufacturers'. Insurance Company of HLADELP Charter Perpetual—Capital 0500,000. • • WILL INSURE AOAINST ALL KINDS OF - ,Fire, 'Marine and Inland Risks. AARON A. LIPPLNCOTT, President, WM. A. PROPER, Vire Emollient; ALFRED WEEKS, Secretary. , 1 , 1 1 / 4 1048. Aaron S. Lippincott, Won. A.• Moil" Clark* Wise, Wm. Ilhodso, • With= Alfnid Weeks. J. Mud& Sauk, Chas..). fold, : John P.:Mums • James P. Smyth. • 1 MTh's Ccattparty 11.1 organind with Cosh 01031, and tho Directors Lass &torah:hal to Wept the business to Its avallablo rosourcou to observe prtitlsoce.lii conibsctioeiti attairs,'•with a prompt sgAtigarout of lows. Pittsburgh Otttro, No. DS Wstersti , set. math J. NEWTON, JONES, Agent, Citizens' Insnranee Comp'y of Pittsbargh. WM. 140ALET, Preeldant, SAMUEL 1. MARSHALL, Secretary. Ore Si Wirer 'reef, Leaven Market and Mod Synth. 'mit:tonna Hull and Cargo lash on Ow Ohio and idia. .4000 Rivera and Tiibuarlea. aid - Insunoiarairodlorhorde inago by YIN: Alsio. against Oa perils tiro Ban hiasipition and Transport. Arlon. ' Wm. • Dre vm , 1 4 .1, .. I P. Ovt. 3Kkr lark attrelloy, 31. , Robert Dunlap, Jr., Wm. Itin4hato, lase & Ibutmush, John S. Mett' 'Waiter Bryan on, - 31. Pennock, Franck s ollem, t, -3, ./... 117 co par, estorturuz•aTioe • otripanY -- .O y PITTSBURGH. (IMAGE DARILE, Presktant, Will hoot) + P P . F.M. a all 91" khol:1 11 =9 " 7“ . 1.1 Harina Mika. DtttßO L / Mori Jr, --•-• . • C. W. aleketann, _ .. J. N. Under,. " . . .G. W. Jackson Audio...4lday '. ' • James Mo.tati' Thomas Ekott,, ' ; Nathanie/ H ... A. :gimlet,. • - J.. upia%ott, .7, i t. William Emitn. VI.J. Home Inethotionmansond try Madera wall known In Ma coounanlty, and who will liberally talhmstaml prompt ', naynll hones at tho °Friar, No. O 2 Wator moot (Smog . 40.e.Worehonga0 OP •iolio. Piii.kwilk. • . Jatto - • - - 'A Prise tra 1 7-------- v ety r Patelliamori • , " t.. xstladelpisia Vire., 11 -144 Lift .-17717.13W9' VirtotEmme? . 1 :10W,Vt:. -; INSURA,NOL" COMPANY,• ', WHY .AT - ALL ThitES- a t, thd llooki.f. - -- . .. .._ I+-To. 149 Cbeignut.Street, - - - - efixiorr7ANS 4110.;144 4 00,11.0 way; who liiii' t OPPOSITE T Mt C- II 8 . 2 0 M II 0 U 9X:- • tatan • War yam , law, mad o pemmounme..".W.Slhdr,'.' . win ...k. 60 kind. ofinsiintne" . 0 h.r . . 0 ‘ 01, :e . elgist etom No , ' on . grokb.a7+ Wave -Hotel /1416.0-:: Limbed, on every duct Iptiou of l'roperty or b Atoodioo, N•w Zak kßy kulog i tp,k, kr 0., da... ar.p.0.14, • . ... .. . .• . , . Jima. wee presented witbir prlso worth Arm 21; matt "- - ;1"-",...140-tr„racr.rA.c, ~,,,„,„,,.;:---- - ~ p 00.,, of .6 , 0-ch.:h.,- .w.,....-._—, , . , bLII- -- , BAPDIPIA,i , I. r - FrAttaiit. .„ ' /I skot order lo _salt by w a di, Soak amlPrlatli-seto I , l;_ vp, ~ ' -," --- - , .-- • • Ignoross. '. - •' • ' Punta Man ot - Ix Ca -Tho'lfdaik comprflo2 l 3 63ll ~,,, m i di. p.n.,... ~ : , g; N. boo, - „.... _ores,. pohir pandit.) upon ..allC!'n.M.-.,;* t'.B. 7..:_`... _ . rori t .:V l Eßion6, :,: .. , . i.......... .itr il = um ,,, z .47 .„„ = ,....__ ... B. '7 PL:d., Kovno; ', .-- ' ' E. ... Wiiar- -' - y ,. . - '---- -:-'‘-- 0 , 0 4.4 1 ° - ..m " 4 .rti#! AUPV.4:!"*.,e,lrt':-,,,,* .. Y. Humeetz J. . 1 1-ovrtis, 44.4,...,,1 : extra arm to swarm= mat . 1 =M r ......T.Z.. J '' owner Third rod Wood ofor '''. extra , : ' • lelawue liatual Safety Inattran,..te Campuy, -..7. 7 .04 thaliiistairrs vremorrooorlon. Office, S. E. Cornei Third und Walnuests.,, DIIILADERIITA.. - MARINE INSURANCES= Vowels, CargO, arid Preistit to all parts of tbo world. INLAND INSURANGAS on Goods, by Runt;Cloak Lakes NIA hood Caulk., to all port of Uwe EIRE INSURANCES on Morainal.* gssitgally.-ella Stores, Dwelling Dames, dire .7 •• ...trade of th e (biepany, Soak' 1000, • heads, Mortgages, and Baal th1at0....—....2.....-$101,31:4 94 Philadelphia City, and other 10806 66 Stook in Ilaok., Itoilrovl and Inintrarics,Cos......... Ift,'Nl Bills Ilocolvahle. 219,.598 so CAA on hand Balances is hands of Amn., Deetalama on rine Policies meently iaeaed, and otber debts duo the Company ..... ..... ... ,000 10 etilAirriptlap Note,' 100,0001x1 DIVICTOII.3 • 8766 ' 664 67 llantos O. Mod, • Throphilos Podding, Jame/am - pair, Irey r gr - • &oh= L. Jame, Tennant, Esmuol Y tnaken, ory 21oaq /mum B. Moluiand, Itolort Barton, Jr., - Joh Sora . rdo,Plitift • D. T. oar J. T. Logan, hIARTIN, PlooklonL TllO5. HAND, Vice ProohionL Hamar Lrustim, Secretory. opllytt William Martin, Joacph 11. Sml, Fa!mind A. Bonier, JobnC. John R. Nara* George 0. Leiner, Malward Darlington, Dr. H. M. Moto. ITillinm G. Ludwig, Hugh Craig ilpotagrMellrain, I Chart.Kelley,. Jonem Brooke, .1. 0. Jobriaon, . • P. A. 11ADMILA, Alont, No. 95 Wstrr areal, rittgough Life Insurance. .VER /C-IN LJFR INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. SooLl.out @onto of Irainut And , Ftsn9A Strott;._ , ; IPUIL • ADIRLDRIA. • loconaaraled April Pith ISSO. Capital Stock. WOAD. otr ALEXANDER WIIILDLN. Proddent, SIAItSUALL lIENT.EY,Tke Prsaident, . • • JUIIN 91.119. Stan:tarp .nml Actuary, MjIIN S. 'WILSON, Treason's. . •• • YoLLII 41 T.k11311. • Alexander Wlaiklin Lma A. Ossky, Marshall Ileov.toy, T. Emu:auk. Unroof., William P. Batton, Y7iaha Tramp, • lion. Joseph Allison, Timm 9 s S. Smith, John a stn., George R. Graham, Jonas Dowtout,' • • kllsrood Matlack, '• Jobs, P. Simons. ' WAL F. IRWLN. M. D., Iledirsl This Company make. Ifisurauseon Uses, on most mamas. Ido terms. It lira I movessfully managed-for MlTClini }v... ley an oaperionsed board of °Moors and trustoor, •and trullms; ltas,raway4 paid promptly its 10000 and to /ivory, tray tte.rving of olurltlensco mud patronage: • my7:dent W. U. WOODS, Spey. IL W. POINDEATEIL Astont, tr; (+mut Wrist Pittsburgh. Reliance ArulnaT Insurance Company of P II I I. A It itL P II lA. Office - No. 70 Walnut Street • .alll,l. sll7,674—Asurrs Tn. 2,oVC—iiterarrt Tire inicironsi on Banana, Morchanare, Tarrant*, itc4 • - in town or country. Tito minim' principle combined with tho warily of a Stock Capital, entitles the Insured to .1.0113 In MO Pfaff of the Company, without liability Itir loses. .• The Script Cortilicatoe of chit Company, for profits, ate convertible at par, Into the Capital Stook of tho Company. • • CLEM TINGLES", Prealtlent. - • B. 11. EITNCII3I4.II, Secretary. • 140,165 06 .$61.427 01 . 3%737 4,4,469 00 I=2=l Clem Tingley, ITm..ll.lhompron, T. C. I'.urt:6lll, 0. W. Carpenter, Holtrat 2teeh, C. S. -Wood. Marrhall 11111. James L. Taylor, Jacob T. Diluting, 0. 31 Stroud, Pittsburgh Life, Fire and lights Ins, Ca. Office, Corner Market and WateTSta. PITTSBUnaII, PA. • ROUT. GALWAY. President. Taft Oxman; Bley. This Company makes every Insurance *pertaining to or connected with LIFE RISKS. Also, against Hull and' Cargo Dian, on the Ohio wad. Siboduippa . rivers and tributaries, and .ilarine Miles on. orally. '. And against I.ose or Damago by Fire. And against the Perils of Dm Boa and . Iniend_filtilgattinci. and Transportation. , . Policies homed at the lowest rates moisten! with &Steil - to all portico Robert Gsbray, Samuel MeDilate., .7cooph P. Gomm, M. D, .Tobu Scott, Jame. M.,nkholl, blurb] Richey, James W. Hallman, Chme. Arbotkoot, role—tur23-ly • El ',ureka Insurance Company, • PEbINSYLVANIS, Offitc N 0.9 IThkr f17t56r.,74. Asacrra, lIAT In, 1867: Stock Dna 111 a, Payable on demand, and weir- *. ed by two approved ............... 00 Cash i Pittellargh TrunCoraperty....- . : ..... 49 $! 12.1eharg t Extbango Bank Swek—Coet.---..—... -6,950 fte litorgve 111 O. W. en% I. U. Pennock, W. W.. Blartin, R. T. Lcecb, Jr., D. McCanalcse, , Geo. S. &Wen, J. U. SIM ENRERGER, Pres% R. Ftenr, Secretary. J. ILShoonbargar, W. K.lihnick, Cochran, John A. Caughey, J C.. m W m . Battchwumclori,4. .Ponnsylvania Insurance Company OF PITTSBURGH. Nn. to .F. 014 Street - Authorized Capital, $., 300;000.. ~ ~ Lunn Dulldlogr. and other Property, ogainit ham or dato. ars by Piro and tho.porita of Rho Sea, end • IrJaad;Rarta. tint an In n_. portatlon. . ' - • - I,lltirr.S. ' Wm. F..loMurton, I. Oriar Sproul, J. IL JonoW' '., - - - if. 31'ellotock, • IL R. Part., 1 W. S. Hare; '... A.. 1. .1 1, Jacob Painter, ' A. A. Carrio., - Gesorge I to V. &ante, Ro Patt;T, • wade, mgr., Jam. P. awn, . D. m . t 0 ,...-... . 7 .7 .:.- . • . President, Hon. WM. P. JOILVOTON. . ... • T4O Preabhnt, monv-pAzrznsoN. nol2 Secretary and Trenurn, A. A. OARHIIER .. ...,._ Monongahelausemanee Company. Omer, No. PS Ilfeme Sres M 7/ lam,. Against on Limb f nre and JOlrrint//iski OrnarrariJAHE.9 A. HTMIHRO Prcnidialc HENRY H. ATIVQOD, Becralry. Wm. R. liolmee, John Atwell, Wm. Ran' Time. fl. CLarko, James A. 11 ' - Collegiate anti Comm egoist "Isullatilli. NEw RAVEN. CONK' THIS • INSTITUTION HAS BEEN IN . , eurnalol operation for ten yenta. It isdishmegio • • Meet the wants of thcos Parente who wish to 'memo' tbe' their Sons all the "advantage. Pr mental education - that ma be anywhere forntaal, without loatog that attention to health, nod that perental supervision stagovernment which the yoau - no mental halting inductee a Chenangh English, maim' and &Jeanie Education; in retwence to • complete, preparation for any business that does riot moults tha Ord - arettion of the Lan, M.dkM 6r Theological Schoolg • s course of classical shahs, minute, thorough anti antemiad as drab bo (Wirt* a cons.. of Modern Languagas, under t• native Leathern Illatory and Mental and Politica' Sclefiet.` Tim blond EduraUen I. armed by the persona , iniluensac of the Mothers, bye division of the Prima into famines of malccao .1.., whkh the Tloa-ltanchais are la• bat awaated, dituipikotry LGOISMII.I.7 angular' Mamie , .iudy of the Bible, Moral Teleure, : and. of the eyldencet Of The Plunks! Traltdng conskuot a preerribed room 0f . . : exercise In a Largo god' Veil tarnished grinriminta, older , the direction of an acemnplished artunsse and of such an amount of Military drilling, staler WI or two se an Infantry 0.1/7" with competent takers and instructora, am . will secure leanly vigor. habits of econnand and obedlenre„ and • kind and dyne of knowledge watt , may be manta to the foil ate:barge of the duties of a mama. Can is oho taken to encourage . wbanome alenta,.=itid rowing .1.1 oppatunitirs are furnished for or deehian excurrns Lao thew:My. Stativits rim _ td at any time of lho j7eenrt Catalogue, with fall aormation trip b . • finished on ayo. silleadwll3o Female - Bern ;nary.,' -' THE FOURTH TERM of this Instiitt titiil .itt .......e. - mimaNDAY.S t y 1104. ~----._ ;'-',-' `.- , Pupils will to cherind $7,50 genii= 4 t. , ISTFl'sblect the ' stunt. they wish to porno fronstlnt int. notolle2,. Ancient Illetery, ~...' Zoology, Zauncistion, 21cGern ..• :.` - ihetronony, ' .... Pronunciation, Nap Drawing, - Nat. philontgihr,', Spelling, Ancient Grotirephy;Fliyelobsgy, R6e anirgkes, Pitnical '1 ..- ' liaok-Koping, Ingle. . . Bann, ..- OttlOtath, ,t. . . .--. For . Grook, Latin, Annan, Piaui* Frenck.Gilimiiii . Swedbb nal AnglloGenonoin additkoel charge ofitrienl be Piano, inrcourse at twenty han0u,..................L.fl - .. thee! Phan per term:- .. ... -...:;....... 2 Droning, per wane ot twent — y 5e50ne........--... A . ..: . . .... .....,.. . _ Oil Painting - - on A Geritaa laity, opeant pleistiCeisidnebi ihs Penny, and will gin boom on the boasted letterman end l'r... . loos. A Int pap& will bn socontinodued in ; tbe Zanily et: Principal. Boni, with Awl not 1101, excluSins tit neetsit*:,-, Alt paymante are to he mid* its intrintio... - .., ~' folirriedly .7091RiA KENDALL, JLIC,2ll•Cipel. '''' . , . APRIVATE BOARDING SCHOOL FOR; BOIS, AT NNW iIItIOUTO.N, DELVES. COITNIT, PA. ' liter. JON. F. Tarcon, A. AL. Zino. , The gonna Term will bcgin on MONDAY, Key eth. For Orman, Maros the itectar, et Lb! robber:o, Nor Brighton, Pa. The city penults of this &inn; to whose ninon* mop b.. Mu. Thof.y. News, Lion. Wm.?. Johnston, .., nay. T. ll Shoosionger_ , leg.: Gk,..& Palen, Fag, '.A. K. Aron._ =,..... •- „ . Sr. Williams, beg, _ . GePL UAL U /I. L. hingwalt, Log, ' - aplnclyg ... 17ITTANNING FEMALE RiSTITUTFI: DAY AND BOARDING SOROOL.--Ray. J. IL RAU, and LADY, Priortpar. tato of Now York, • , RrnoTscur—Retr. Dr. NUllkelly, Paradise, Pa.; Rem8r....... - 3. p,,, , krr, N. Y.; Dr:IBM, Rdltdr °Chum,* of Rank Ariv.3 Dr.'. B. Pitiary.i.L. D., KittatitOng, p,. -Rom J. Patoter r o., Rer. Mr. MINA; an. Mr. Diet Mims PirtsbOrgh Oscar* • •• Judge Durtingro.4 B4 eitirw4 10oNN 1 GY. Rirtalkoint, prologoar annul/. 181884 Room! oNl.Roary ' • • • ' _ `, ~.~`TM •Irissurincr. 1,0 - 1.1 It. Ahlthorst, (tamp N. Bakor, Iknj. W. 'Hogtoy, Z. Lathrop, H. L. Carom., Robert Tam& Win. Manor, Archibald Getty, Wm. M. &mph., Pittett's. A, O. COFFIN. dont, er Thlrd end Woad Meat. • Alcoander Brunch Joseph 8. John PoCarton 31=041 D. Diann,. David IL Morahan, William Corr, Robert lL Uortlay, Jahn vu.5,430 lo DRIOIVRY: Ales,. King. IVllum Jahn Ilebevitt, reliant. jelblthil'iS Eburational.
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