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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
'THE PICTORIAL FIELD•BOOK OF THE
WAR OF 1812; or Illustrations by "pen
and pencil. of the History, Biography,
Scenery, Relics and Traditions of the
late war for American, Independence,
by Benjamin J. Losaing, with 'several
hundred engravings on wood, by
Lossing and Barrit, chiefly from orig
inal sketches by the author. Pub.
lished by Harper and. Brothers, New
York.
Few American authors received
more substantial evidence - of popular
favor than Mn. LOBBING, at the time his
"Pictorial Field : Book of the Revolution"
was published. The author showed
singular ability in the construction ,of the
important features of that great historical I
event. Rare discrimination was also
shown in the grouping of the facts and
incidents of that remarkable period. No
labor or expense was spared to make it
fulland complete. - His fame as an author
was;4established by that monumental
work. For many , years' since Mr. Lea
sing has devoted himself to preparing this
companion volume on the war of 1812.
It is a'co ntinuation of the history of our
country from the clOse of the Revolution
of 1788 to the end of the Second War e
with Great Britain inlBls. To' acCom
plish and complete this herculean
task, the inthor, has traveled more
than ten, thousand miles in this I
country and in the Canadas, with note
book and pencil in hand, visiting places
of historic interest connected with the
War of 1812, from the Great Lakes to the
Gulf of Mexico. Undue haste has not
been manifested in its preparation, but
facts and papers have been carefully ana
lyzed so as not to distort history. 'The
sketches of the distinguished actors in
that eventful war, and the places of con
filet, are expressed in terse, crispy lan
gunge, without anything of the sensa
tional. The mere.delineation of men and
things connected with the War in itself,
is sufficient to awaken thrilling interest.
,i).
It will doubtless have a wid circulation,
and no library is complete wi out it, and
persons who cannot afford buy many
.1
books Should seek to have w rks of this
character, in preference to th usands of
others offered to the public.
THE ADVENTURES OF PHIL , OR His
WAY THROUGH THE WORLP; Shbwing
Who Robbed Him, Who Helped Him
and Who Passed Kim bv. l'o Which
is now prefixed "A tibtbby, Genteel
Story." By W. M. Thaekeray. House
hold Edition. Published by Fields,
Osgood. & Co., Boston. For sale by
R. 8. Davis do Co.. Pittsburgh.
The excellence of this editiOn of the
1 before,
but Satiris t have been presented before,
but will bear repetition. Thu type is
clear and printed on white pap r. It is
compact and portable, excellent ize for 11- '
brary purposes, and is robed inereen
mo
rocco cloth, and remarkably eheao. Be- 1
sides the edition of six volumes,l namely:
"Vanity Fair," , "Pendennis," "The
Irewcomes," "The Virainians," "The
`Adventures of Philip" and "Lovel the
Widower," the publishers announce that
in response to a general and urgent de
mand they will add to this edition all of
Thackeray's Miscellaneous writings. The
publishers deserve the thanks of the pub
lic for this handsome edition, '
WEDLOCK; OR, THE :RIGHT RELATIONS
OF Tae SEXES. Disclosing the laws of
conjugal selections, and showing who
may and who may not marry. By S.
R. 'Wells, author of “New Physl og .
omy," editor of the Phrenological
Journal, etc. Published by Samuel
. R. Wells, NSW York.
Works of this character are not
expected to be perfect, as the question of
marriage and its relations are viewed
from different stand points. This work
contains however much that is 'commen
dable, Indeed it is an excellent compen
dium of historical facts on this subject,
and will save readers much labor from
seeking from various sources. There is
also much practical and sensible knowl
edge communicated on different topics re
lating to wedlock, that are worthy to be
observed. Many will differ with the
author on some points, especially so far
as relates to .phrenology and physiology,
though the views of the author are not
pressed, neither are his religious opinions.
Ase.acire. By C. Hoilland. Published
• by J. B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia.
The plain matter.of-fact.style of this
work will impress the reader at the out :
set: ' There is very little effort to be sen
sational, indeed a little vein of this staip.
might help it. The story itself is ore do
mestic type, in which the lights and
shades of married life are wrought , out
under a cloud of 'trials and hindrances.
Its erowning ylrtue however, aside from
the harsh style of the dai,' is the fine vein
of religious sentiment running through It.
This fact will lead many persons to read
it. ;The discipline of this farmer's Baugh•
ter was severe, and the result finally , was
to her an advantage in her social rela
tions
-Tax PectLosovny OF. TEACHING. The
Teacher, the Pam the school. By
Nathaniel Sands:- Published~ by-Har
per Qt Brothess, New York.
Barely have we found so much sensi
_ble informal on impressed ta a work of
sixty pages. .I Mr. Sands deals with these
questions in plain' ords, and his ,views
are worthy of thoughtful consideration.'
The.first part treats of the relation of
teachers and training, in which the office
of teacher is regarded as; 2e that shculd
be °dimpled by the best and "purest per
sons, that education sis absorption; and
pupils should have help according to their
ability to and rstand what they are taught.
The seconddiscourses of teaching and
training, andithi third "to the school in
general. Mr. Sands'very properly argues
that the youngest pupils , ahould'have the
beet teachers, from the fact that a child
cannot advance to the teacher, as an older
pupil, but depends wholly on what the
teacher imparts. His views in regard to
a practical, scientific education, in place
( I
o 'the study of dead languages, are correct
rid in time will be the rule and not the
aception. His views of boarding schools
are In the HIS/I1 correct," but are too broad
and sweeping. A good boarding institu
tion is a blessing in many respects.
- 'UNCLE JOHN'S FLOWER GATHERERS. A
Companion for the Woods and Fields.
By Jane Jay Fuller. Published by. M.
W. Dodd, New York. Por sale by R.
S. Davis de Co. Pittsburgh.
- This is a charming book for yonngpeo
. ple, indeed old people may profit by its
reading. The central character, around
whom cluster a bevy of boys and girls,
is a cripple, highly educated and wealthy.
Each chapter contains the weekly reun
ion . of the little flower-gatherers at the"
mansion of Uncle John,, who describes
the qualities of the flowers brought brought to
him. The work is entirely in story form,
and very entertaining. By this method
the beautiful science of Botany Is unfold..
ed clearly, and in a way likely to leave
permanent impressions. It is high toned
and worthy of; place anywhere.
A. PARSER ANii ANALYZER FOR BEGIN.
NERS,' With Vagrants and - Suggestive
Pictures. By 'Francis A. March, Pro.
lessor in Lafayette College and author
of several excellent educational works.
Published by Harper de Brothers, New
York. • .
The 'object
'object of Prof. March ' is to task
the memory as little as possible, and
bring into use the perception and_ judg
-1
ment as much as possible. New- begin
ners in the study of the' English language
will receive help that the usual grammars
lack, and even advanced scholars may
use the work to advantage, in connection
with other works of this character. We
regard the book as a sure sign of progress
in Education, and ere long, such I
helps
will work a revolution in school books.
JOHN AND THE DEMIJOHN. A. Temoer
ance Tale. By Julia fdeNair Wright,
author of "Almost a Nan," etc. Pub
lishedby Henry Hoyt, Boston. For
eale , b , F. G. Heineman, Third avenue,
'Pittsburgh.' .
This Work delineates the history of a
boy who was overcome, step by step,
with strong drink, until he finally died a
terrible death, all from the use of the in
toxicating bowl. The lesson taught In this
sad but thrilling story should be a beacon
light to youths, and a warning to thcm to
abstain from the use of . liquor. Parents,
especially 'Mothers, will find words of
warning and caution, to avoid placing
the tempting bowl in reach of their chil.
dren. Thousands are ruined by the care
lessness of parents, and by their example,
in 'having liquor in their houses. The
work ought to do goad.
THE SIEGE OF BABYLON. A Tragedy.
By the author of , i 9.tricani us," 'Ta
and other poems. Published by Hu rd
k Houghton, New York. For sale by
R. S. Davis tt Co., Pittsburgh.
Prof. Leavitt, the author of This poem,
received high enconiums from the press
generally for his poetic genius in his pre
vious poems of a tragic character. We
do not propose to give the different parts
of the plot of the "Siege of Babylon,"
and simply commend its flowing style
and elevated tone. The author possesses
strong descriptive powers.? ,
THE PLAY SCHOOL STORIES FOR LITTLE
FOLKS. VOls. / and 2 By Aunt Mat
tie. Published by Gould da• Lincoln,
Boston. For sale by R. S. Davis de co.,
Pittsburgh.
The first volume of this series is an in
teresting story of a little girl waned
Julia. In this play story useful lessons
are embodied, which serve to impress Im
portant truths upon youthful minds.
Volume second gives also many bright
pages in Julia's character, how she em
ployed her time, in which ,others are
prominent actors. Some interesting
things are said of Fanny, one of the
charming characters in these stories, that
will awaken tende: interest in the little
,folks.
THE LITTLE GATE. Rev, A. T. Spanld •
Ing , pastor of Walnut street Baptist
church, Louisville. Ky. Published by
Gourd & Lincoln, Boston. Fur sale by
R. S. DAVIS & Co., Pittsburgh.
This little volume is a'story how to en
ter the little gate, or rather an allegory,
urging the importance of being a child of
God; and an illustration, showing how to
become one.
Znr f - L's. POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA. T.
Elwood Zell, Philadelphia. We have re
ceived Nos. 41 and 42 of this
. valuable
publication. As w e have`already said, it
seems to be the best cheap work of the
kind, as wcll as the cheapest good one.
It comes - regularly, and has already
reached as tar as Bosphorus. The whole
dictionary, complete and bound in two
volumes, cloth, will not cost more than
$27.00.
A eTtrpEigT of Williams College who
was to spend the summer vacation at
Pittsfield, and whom his father gave $lOO
to do it with, got. rid , of that amount
some What against his will in two little
investments before the third day of the
time bad expired. The second day he
bethought ;himself to offer a ride to tt,
Laneboro' lady, to whom he owed a
philoponapresent; and In the coarse Of
the afternoon, having stopped at &jew
elry store, offered her the privilege of
selecting such a , present as - she chose.
She modestly selected a diamond ring,
vblued at $75 —three-fourths of the whole
melon fund. •Canght, he could not
retrogade; pay he must, and pay he did,
as gracefully as the circumstances would
allow. '" '
illfetut •Twos" says he was pieseut
at a recent interview between ex.f3ecre
tary Stanton and Secretary Fish, and was
subsequently greatly astonisued to learn
by the newspapers tbat it was'a very im
portant meeting, hinting. that the Alaba
ma question was thri_subjeet under die-
CUSBIOI2, when the conversation, in fact,
only had reference to the cure of warts.
tURGA : FRIDAY, AUGUST - its, 1869,
LeiSIIRANCEI
IRE MOS I H I
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
O! THE WORLD,
THE NA'rIONAL
LIFE INSUILECE COMPINT,
UNITED STATES OF AURIGA.
Chartered by Special * Act: of Congress
Cash Capital - $1.000,000.
Branch Office, PRIUDELPIIIA
01MCERS
CLARENCE E.CLARK,Philadelphis,President.
JAY COOKE, Philadelphia, Chairman Eir.ance
and Executive Committee.
HENRY D. COWIE, Washington, Vice Preal•
dent.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary
and Actuary.
FRANCIS O. SMITH, M. D., IPhiladelphla.Med
ical Director.
This Company Issued, 15 the first TEN
ifUNTHS of to existence.
5,395 POLICIES,
INSURING
1515',1421,130Cr•
This Company offers to its PolicyHoldere
PERFECT SECURITY
Myna Catibrald up . Capital of One Million Dol •
Lars, an guarantees to the insured, 13) itt
LOW RATES OF,PE EMITUM,
LARGE DIVIDENDS IN ADVANCE,
Its ßeveisionary Dividend 'if 100 per cent. by
RETURN PREMIUM PLAN.
CENERAL ACENTS.
E. W. CLAIM & CO., Bank us. No. 33 South
Third Streit. Plilladelptua,tieneral Agents tor
Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey. B. S.
Enesku., Manager. •
IBA B. .11143VAY it CO..
Agents for Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Mercer
and Washington counties.
aa-LOVAL AGENTSARE WANTED in every
'City and Town; and applications from compe
tent parties- for such agencies with suitable en
dorsement. should be addressed T.) THE COM•
PANYIS GENERAL AGENTS ONLY. In their
respective districts._ jrinhrwdir
FLOUR.
D EARL MILL FLOUR.—We are now receiving 'Very cts4ce • Southern
IV heat and Milking our Flour entirety (rum It. _
PE ARL TFIRP ror AR cIitEEN BRAND,
CHOICE PAISTEY AND YANCY FLOUR. made
- from selected Waite Winter Wheat.
PEARL TWO STAR BLUE BRAND, the best
family sour in the market, Made from choice
PEARL Amber Wheat.
UN if. S CAR ItED BRAND. made from
choice Red Wheat, high ground and gives v, ry
good satisfaction. As a CHEAP FLOUR It
takes thelea4 or any in the Market.
' Our cleaning machinery is not surpassed by
any in the roan:rt.
bee that all sacks are seated and labeled with
date of manufacture.
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO..
Pearl bteam Mill, Allegheny , .
August 9, 1860.
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
MINNESOTA RAKERS FLOURS.
450 bins. Legal Tender, 317 bhl. Ha Ha. 307
bbis Ermine, 170 bbls Summit Mile 970 bbls
Winona Co.. seo bbls Red River. 133 bbis May
Day.
CHOICE WISCONSIN FLOURS.
560 bbl. Riverside. 565 bhls White Star, 500
bbis various brands Spring To heat Flour,
City M i ll
WHEAT FAMILY ' , LOUR.
City Mill of r‘pringtleld. Ohio. Pride of the
West, Depot Mills. Massilon A, Paragon Mills
Ringleader and Crown, choice St. Louie.
•or sale lower than can be brought from the
West. WATT. LANG- & CO.,
jin alla and 174 WOOll Street.
• PROPOSALS.
~,,,,,
CITY CONTROLLER'S OFFICE.
CITY OF ALLEGHENY, /Lugo t 14, 1809.
N OTICE TO
DEALERS IN LEATHER HOSE,
SEAL D PROPnB LS ill be received at this
oltlce until 3 o'clork P, . PRIDA.I, Augu.t
%Kith, MO. for (1209) TIVFLVB, NUNDRED
react Olt DOUBLE BIYETTED LEATlitit
HOSE.
• Bids to state thepressure they will guarantee
the Hole to stand when tested.
lie Committee do not hind themselves to &C•
rept the lowest or any bid.
- •
W. M. PORTER,
aulS:n4s • CITY CONTROLLER.
CITY CONTROLLER'S OFFICE,
CITY OP ALLLIRENY. AugMC 14tb. 1860. f
7kl (plum TO'CONTHACTOR.Sr
I Ns Sealed Proposals will be lecelved mails
office until 3 (peplos p. It.. on FULLA.Y..August
MUth, 1E169, tor building
FIRE ENG ENE HOUSE
IN THE SIXTH WARD.
Platte and Specifications can be seen. at the
office ol J. M. RALPH. Req., Architect. Federal
six. et. Allegheny City.
The Committee reserves the right to reject any
or ali bids.
. W. R. PORTER. •
- CITY CONTROLLER.
ASSESSMENTS.
CITY gKIIINEYR'BII,FICE.
ALM:MI/NY CITY, P. 4., Animist 13, 1809 .1
OTIC'E.--The Assessments for
.a.ll Grading EILBUCE STREET, from Corry
to School streets, alio the assessment for Grading
and Paving eyrall AI,LEY, from Webster to
Beaver streets. are tow ready for examination,
and can be seen at the offl,:e of the City Engineer
,until AUGUST A3delS69,,when they will be
placed in the hands of the Oily Treasurer for col.
~, • - Clitalt,LlßB DAVIN.
s tl/6:ll 'y MY ENGINEER.
07110 Z OT CITY ENGINEER a. BOEVILYO/1 • i
P/TT B BUSGII.,,u gust 10, 1189. I
.r. O TICEL—The ' , assessment far
th '' Clretoß. Paths end Cdrolne LIB.
a CY HU !Mr. tram Etna to as 4 street,'" now
ready. for exaroluatt n,_""i4 can be leen ci this
office until Tauten ISAT, August, 26th. when It
will be returned to the City Treasurer , ' omce for
oo leotion.
autedl49 11.. J: MOORE. City Engineer.
LIYSEY ST-ABLES.
IMF Et. enwAsr ... HO ' BT. H. PATTIESZ;i:
ROBIN EL PATTERSON AI Co.,
LIVINEUrs SALE AND
COMMISSION STABLES I
1, IFSENTIFIVENUR LIBERTY ST.
PITTABITIiaII, PA.
w 2 114
far SCHENCK'S POLHONIC
SYRUP. _ !SEAWEED TONIC AND
MANDRAKE P/LLS will cure Consumption,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, it taken accord;
lug to directions. They are all three to be taken
at the same time. They cleanse the stomach, re
lax the liver and lout It to work; then the appetite
becomes good; the food digests and makes good
blood; the patient begins to grow in flesh: the
diseaaed matter ripens into the lungs, and the
patient outgrows the disease and gets welt. This
is the only way to curt consumption. -
To/these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck. of
Philadelphia. owes his unrivaled success I;' the
treatment of pulmonary Consumption. The Pei
atonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the
lungs, nature throws it off by an easy expectora
tion, for when the phlegm or matter is ripe a
snail* cough will throw it off, and the patient has
rest and the lungs begin to heal.
T . do th the, be:tweed 'ionic and Mandrake
Pille must be ireely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver, so that the Pnlmunic Syrup and the
food will make good blood.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
removing all °barn tions. relax the (mats of the
gall bladder, the MI starts freely, and the liver
Is soon relieved; the stools will show what the
Pills can 4o; nothing as ever been Invented ex
cept calomel (a deadl poison witch la very den
gerens to nee unless t ritli great care,) that will
unlock the gall bladd and start the secretions
of the liver likeSchenck's Mandrake Pills.
Liver Comm:tint le one of the most prominent
causes of Consumption.
Schenck's Seaweed Info Is a gentle stimulant
and alterative. and t e alkali In the. Seaweed,
which this preparatio is made et, assists the
stomach to tnrow out the gastric Juice to dissolve
the food with the Plum nichyrup, and it is made
into good b. ood withon fermentation or souring
in the stomach.
The great. reason wh physicians do not cure
.Consumption is, they t to do ton much; they
give medicine to stop th cough, to step chills,to
stop night sweats, hecticfever, and biersdoing
they derange the whole digestive lock
ing up the secret:ons„ an eventually the patient
sinks and dies,
Dr. Schenck, in his tre tment, deep not try to
stop a cough, night aw s, chills, or fever. Re.
move the cans% and tee will all •atop of their
own accord. No one be cured of Consu.mp
tion, Liver Complaint , Dycpepsia, Catarrh,
Canker, Ulcerated Throe fatless the liver and
stomach are made health .
If a person has consu m ption , of course the
zings in some way are diseased, eltner tuberclea,
abces.ea, bronchial irritation, pleura adheston,
or the lungs are a mass o f inflammation and that
decaying. In such cases w hat must be dozier It
Is not only the lungs tha t are wasting, but It is
the whole body. The stomach and liver have lost
their power to make blot. , oat of to d. Now tbe
only chance is to take Dr. henck's three medi
cines, which will bring up a tone to the enema/
:Impatient will begin to w then , it will diges
easily,and make good bl ; he patient ne
gins to gain in (testi , and as soon as the body be
-004.3m
gins to grow, the lungs iummence to heal & shy up
i
and the patient gets and well. This late
onlv.way to cure Consump ton.
, When there Is no in ng disease sad only Liver
Complaint and Dyepepsla, bchenck's Seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are sufficient, without
the Pulmonic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Piii4
freely in ad billions complaints, as they are nor
fectly harmless.
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoye d uninterrupted
years health for many yes pest, and now weighs 2113
pounds. was wasted away to a mere skeleton. in
the very last stage of Pulmonary Consumption,
hi. physicians having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned Jim to his fate..He was cured
by the aforesaid mer icines and since hie recove
many thousands slather y eillicted have used
Dr. Schenck's preparatio with the same re
markable ' success. Full motions accompany
each, making it Sipt abseil" lynecessary to per-
Bonaire see Dr. Schenck, anima patients wish
their lungs examined, and or this
_purpose he is
prefessioeally at his Princi pal
r °Mee, pilliado.
phis, every Saturday, whe all letters for advice
must be addressed. He is sit. profess'onally at
No. 32 Bond street. Nu 'ork, every other
Tuesday, and at No. 33 Ha o H an over street, Boston,
every other Wednesday, e gives advice ITee.
but for a thorough examln len with his Respi:
rometer the price tas3. Oo.ce hours at each city
from 9 A. N. to 3 P. N.
Price of the Pulnionic Syrup and Seaweed Ton
i
is eachel.3oper bottle, er *pa a ball dozen.
Mandrake Pula 23 cents abo . For sale by all
druggists. . 1 myle:lsl-dAF
OF THE
arDocurolit WHITTIER CON.
TINITES TO TREAT, ALL PRIVE
DISEASEd. That numerous class of cues
resulting from self - abuse producing an.
manliness, nervous debility,,trritability, erup
tions. seminal emissions, and linen), rim:
potency. permanently cured. Persons afflict
ed with oellcate. Intricate and long %tend
lug constitutional complaints are polltelylnvited
to call tor consultation, which costs nothing.
Experience, the best or teachers. has enaPied
him to perfect remedies at once efficient, safe,
permanent. and which to most cases c an be used
without hlnorauce to business.- bledic.nes pre.
pared In the establishment, which embraces ot
nee, reception and waiting rooms; also, Warding
anu sleeping apartments for patients requiring
dug) , personal c o ncentra ti ng vapor and cheml=
cal bathe, thusthe flamed mineral
springs. No matter who have failed, state your
case. Read what he says In his pamphlet of fifty
Pages, sent to act address for two stamps in sear
ed enveppe. Thousands of cases treated annu
ally, as onc e and ail over the country. COll3lll.
tation tree, personally or by mall. (Mee No. 9
Wylie street, (near Court Rouse) Pittsburgh,
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tbe
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TN THE MATTED OF THE AP. ,
PLICATION of “The Hopewell 014 School
Presbyterian Church, of Findley Tovemahlp,
Allegheny aunty, Pt nnsylvania” for a Chant r
of Incorporation, al o. 694 Sep ember Term,
1860.
Notine Is hereby given that the "kOPEWELL
OLD ECIIOoL FitgaBYTaRIAICpa URCIL of
Findley Towr ship. Allegheny cnnniy. Pa.,"
have made application to the Court of Common
PIVSLB fora •
CII RTER OF INCORPORATION,
And that the saute wilt be granted at the noxt
term of Court, unless math:lent reason should 1*
shown . to the contrary.
an 2 - J. H. WALTER, Prothonotary.
XN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED tSTATAS. fur the Western
Strict of Pennsylvania.
JtisEPH kL1;1017. a Thinkrupt tinder the
Act of Commas of Ilarch 91d, 1807
having ap
plied edor a discharge from all Ids debts . and other
povable under said Act, by order of the
Court, notice Is hereby given, to att,persons who
have Preyed their debts, and o , he persoes Inter
ested. to appear on the 17th say ofJune.lll39,At
10 o'clock A. 11., before SAMUEL He.liPe.l4 -
k'll.. Neglsterin Bankruptcy. at his olftee. No.
93 Diamond street. Pittsburgh, Pa., to show
cause, ir any they have, why a discharge should
not be granted to the said Bankrupt.
B.C. Sic° ANDL.WI,
• Clerk of U. B. Court Sur said J' _strict.
myZieM '
TN THE COURT OF 'CORMON
PLEAS; of Allegheny County, No. 427 of
bentember Term. 1869. in the matter of the
Incorporation of "THE A , TISIA.I.S BUILD
ING AND LOAN ItssOCIATION OF ALLIS.
OHENT CITY, PA."
Notice Is hereby aim that on the 17th day of
JullY. 1869, application ivaa made to said Court
to grant a ()barter or Incorporation to sato ASstr
ciatiott; and that If no sulliclent reason be shown
to the contrar., the same wilt be granted at the
next term of aaLs Court.
D. N. & A. S. BELL,
JULY 19, ' 1809.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
jnonnai
'WHEREAS. LETIPCII4 OF AD..
LIH DI !NIB RATIbNon the est gra n t e d ANIE
WILLIAMS. have been to the
undersigned. All persons lodemed to aatd.ea.
tate are requested to make Immediate payment.
aad those flaying claims against said (Nate gin
please•pre , enc th • same for settlement, properly,
autnentltated, to the undersigned.
SAM% A , . NEALt.
No 195 Sandniky street.Tn:rd ward. Allegheny
elty. Jy
• WALL PAPER. -
THE OLD PAPER STOKE IN A NEW PLACE,
W. P. MARSHALL'S
NE* WALL PAPER STORE,
191 Liberty , Street,
alias ?smut)
SPRING GOODS ARRIVING Deny. mkt!!
ECORATIONS--In . Wood,
'llfarble and Fresco traltstlons tlsr Walls
aTa Ceilings of Dining Boom, Haug, •te.. st,
No. 107 Market street.
An: JOt3EPH 1117 4 H19 'a usu.
STAMPED ROW PAPERS Aar
6/1 ors , at N 0.107 Market street.
J 712 JUSZYLE R. HUGH= k BRO.
LEGAL,
WALL P.Q,'ERE3,
FERIALE_EDIICATION.
NB. AND MIL M, TIVINiNG'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
No. 2024 Nt. rernon St., Philadelphia,
The object of this Echool Is to Impart a practi
cal and useful education. For this purpose the
rooms are fitted up with every necessary comfort
and convenience for twenty 'cholas only. The
most etUclent teachers of French, German and
Drawing are engaged.
An ample supply of Philosophical and Mini
cal apparatus is provided for the Illustration of
natural science.
A paniphltt Prospectus of tbe Echool - will be
ihrnished on application by letter or otherwise .
aula-d&P
NEWELL' , INSTITUTE,
255 and 267 Penn Street,
Will re.opan on MONDAY. SEPT. 61'11.
erms $4O perstsslon of live inonths.
. No extra charges. except for Lemnos and *a
ide. Applicants to be able to re 'd easily.
THE BOYS' SCH.CoL BOOMS, in Po. 957,
have been recently enlarged and very much Im
proved. The course of . study qualities inr en
trance Into any College. Thorough teaching is
given In those atudtes relating to bus'ness,
much as SPELLING. PENMANSHIP. it KITH
METIO. COM POSITION. Itc. , 'Oerman Classes
.The character at the school Is a guaran
teeXor honeskytgorons teaching.. The Teachers
are Messrs. NEWELL. mA , :RIT3I, BURCH
FIELD, SLOANE, and • MOhOA.N.
The School Rooms for the YOUNG LADIES
are In No. 15S Penn street. The Booms are
spacious and elegant. The Principal, Mr. J. It.
NEWELL, will ne &whited by Bliss SPENCER,
Mimi E. M. LIOUETT. late of Vassar Collette,
and Miss WAIN:INS, already known In the corn.
munity tut an able teacher. The two Depart
meets, jeatur an Senior, embrace the usual
course pursued In such4nmitutlons.
2 HE MU PA
and Mis s
be under
the care af P r ofPof. D lIABI and Miss STEBBINS.
Prof DERAM• charges ore $95 per quarter.
and Miss STEBBINS. *lb per quarter. oth are
known ne strictly FIRST-CLASS, feachers of
Music. The LADIES' SCHoOL noW offers every
advantage , which can be secured .by faithful
teaching and most desirable sumundutga.
The Principal may be seen daily at 955 Penn
stre.•t. front 0 to 12 o'clock. • itutoivrm
.ST.• XAVIER'S-ACADEMY,
• • .
Under the Care of the•Sisten of . 11erey,.
•
• WESTMORELAND CO.;. PA.
This Institution Is situated near the Penayl
yanla Rwntral Railroad, in a most neantLful and
healthy part of Westmorelani - county, about
three mites irons Latrobe.
The scholastic yr Monday aided into w essions.
commencing the after inn lbih of Au
ga t.
Board and tuition per Session, (payable In
advance)
493 00
Bed and oeddi, g per sessioa w
StatloneiV 60 •I•
2 00
Doctor's fees - '• • - • es 00
Tue Modern Laminates, Music. Drawing,
form extra charges. .
• All 'communications should be d recti d tVi
Directress of tit.. Xavler's Academy. Et. -
cent's e. 0.,
carriage
and county. EA.
N. B.—A carriage is in attendance at Beaty's
Station every Weanesday, o meet the morning
accommodation !train from Pittsburgh.. •
htudies wll Prospectuses-cancence Anirus application • . .
- she had on to the
Directress of the Academy, • - auf:n4
CURRY NORMAL INSInuFf,
The Next Term will Open on the
LAST Morii4AT OF AUGUST.
persDria withint teenier Regular Classes, and
esp•ltial,y former Pupils and ~ them qualided to
enter the Senior Class, should apply this week.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOB BOYS.
Will be opened In connection with this Institu
tion in which they can t• ke a thorou g h Course
In tiperine, Retptiols Arithmeste. imetivaPhY.
History, English Otammar, Writing and Book
keeping, or any of these branches.
A Select Sebool for Little Gide.
Of similar grade, will able be connected with the
Lostliution. - •
Parents wishin g to make arramoments fr r send-
Ing their Pone and Daughters,are invited to ap
ply this weer. •
an5:118 .•
Miss M..MARICHANI.
,
(Late Associate Principal of trying Institute ' )
'WILL OPEN A sQuodi. FOR.
l'oung Ladies - and ./Flisses,
,'•• MONDAY, September O. 1861).
At(the rooms lately occupied by the Curry Insti
tute, No 1551 and St Sixth' street (late St. till?).
Ciretibirs will be Issued Sir a' few days, or any
infbristation they be obtained of Miss 3farkbauf,
at 312 PENN ST., Pittsburgh. ' - ani*nr2
wYERs , •
SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
• INITITTJTE, •
✓tt West Cheater, Pa.
The Scholastic Tease 10mouttis be n ign, WED.
NLIDA Y. september let next.
For catalogue, apply to
*EL IVI:ER9, A. M.,
au7;nl7' PRINCIPAL AND PROPRIETOR
MIN:SYLVANIA .
MILITARY ACADEMY, '
At CHESTER, DELAWARE Co.. Pa. (For
Boarders only.) The eights annual session
commences Thursday, • et:member 2ad. Ts e
b Inclines are new and very complete in all their
applt ointtneni a. Very. thorough instruction la
anct4at and , modem languAges. Two'
graduates of time()tilted elates 311 , 1tary Academy
devote their exemalvely to the department,
of Mathematics' awl Engineering. Careful at
tention is given to the mo.al and religious cul
turn oi cadets. Circulars may be olittned of C.
P
H. AULSA. Esq., lito. 40 ud Street, .
Pittsburgh, or of • - -
Cot THEODORE HoyjitT, •
President of P Au 3 m 98 .. AL A.,ademy, eater,,
S aIiIEITIN GS AND BATTING.
HOLMES, BELL & CO.,
ANCHOR COTTON' MILL4I..
Eirkrsirmtait.
Manttacturers ofli&191 MICDIBM and
ANCHOR AND- NAGNOLLIII.
• NICETY," 3,1 . ANT) RA TTTlett6 ,
AUCTION SAUJII3:.
T: EASE OF COAL' WORKS,
L
HOBAES. XMAS, CARTS, ko.
tJATIIIWAY BIO.BNANG; September. 4tli, at
10 o'clock, at Inner, Bros. Coal iseribt. Corner
Try street and Fourh' Avenue;•wlll ibe sold by
order ol Jot r. H. galley, Aaslonee of John A,.
and Edson Eaten-. Co •partotre, loasebold of
(1 , at Worts acoblnaott torrnsblp,.. Altaghesy
county, witu tba bolfdloga,ll2tOrea;nlackbinerr.
horse-, mules; du olpsars..owts, Ammo, scales,
barrows, blacastoltri a tools, iron. chains. '
ante • A. hicILWAIVI Anottoneer.
AROMTBO
B ARR &RWS KIC
I io ks
rKur Muse .111930CukT/ON
Nos. - law:1 4 sc. Olair aspeti Elttabilra. I ,Ps.
Swam, attenactri Men dellzELog kad
bsildLnir at eiynitzr ifOkaiffil 60 4 31ntla:0
WILOOII , OIL , CLOMEM.--,.. -
.A: - NBEILB OIL OLOTELLH•
.._'`. :!..,:. 1.
,o.ur, „Du. OHJUDIPII.t I , -..; ,
7- firilielliV 'RAD '- 2 '. i , T 4 - , , "-r •- •.!.
-, TABLID-4,11D 1" .
9 L'IOLOTHB
IN zirsay V&SIETY.
! _ J. H. PRLI,M6
lie and fifielzth War*
! . ,
W_IMMEN
fIarFIFTH AVESUE MULL-.
NO. 65 Fifth avenue, opposite the Open
House, Pt:Uhl:met, Pa., Is the coolest and molt
desirable place of resorte. Lionors can be had
at this place Pure and Good. The Billiard Booms
are on the ground floor In thesear.-
FOR SA LE.
•
A LEASE EIGHT YEARS TO RUN of a lot
of groans Inswing 138 feet on Strawberry can,.
running back 25 , 1 feet Immediattly in rear of
Pittsburgh, bens' and Manchester Pa.son
pag r Railway Co's stabte. and oa the 'lnc of the
of the Cleve and and Pittsburyli Railr. cern.
ay
adiac.nt to the Ohio river. on which is
erected TWO GOOD FBA ME TEN ANT HOUSES
of three rooms each. with good 'stabling and
out uouses complete. This property Is well
adapted for lumber or coke iumness, there being
already erecte.• thereon eight coke ovens with
all the necessary appliances for carrying on that
business.
I A I«.i ). for rent or lease, a comf"rtable BECAME
HOUSE of three rooms, in a good loca.ion Isithin
five ininutes wait or wood. stun !Station. P.. Pt.
NV. & C. E. R.. t) whieh there is attached about
halt an acre of groni.d. Tula property will be
rented low for a term of years to, a good tenant.
Inquire of • -
ALEXANDER PATTERSON,
Lumber Yon! co-ier Preble and Juniata streets,
or No. 157 Rebecca street, opposite the Hat
Works. Allegheny City. y 29.107
OR SALE.
•
tood 6 roomed brick house on Centre avenue
and large lot-44,500. _ • - • .
Good 6 roamed frame house wish-all iniporre•
ments: lot 69 oy 110-46.01110.
Frame house. 2 coma; lot 24 byloo-11.009.
Twu well finished press brick bonne area large
lo t— only/16.000.
Two 0 roomed houses on Fulton street—s9.so9_
each
One.
lot 24 by .199 feet on Reed street—ssoo.
Prot of around on Mt. Washington. -
20 acres on Panhandle Railroad , 4 mileafrom
'the city.
30 acres on Western Pa. Railroad, 4, Mlle,
from the city.
295 ser, , s good Improved land in Missouri,
Will be divided to lull purchasers.
20 lots on t entre avenue -11300 ,to $1,500
each. Inquire of •
31cCLUNG & RAINBOW,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
J7lO Nos. 195, 197 and 199 Centre avenue.
VOR SALE.
Neu Osborn Station, on the PlttsbUgh
Pt. Wayne *Ad Chicago EtWroao.
TWO LOTS,
Containing AbOut Two Aores :Each.
W. MACKEOWN et 8R0..,
195 Liberty Street.,
mus
VIOR SALE. . . '
VE LOTS near Breed's Grove , within ilre
minutes walk of Pleasant Valley fee t. t Rail
way. Lisa re each 20 by 150 running
through from Hs lligher'to Ann streetet,on which
there Is over 400 grape vines, besides peer, apple.
peach, Num, and cherry trees. ... leo. variety
of utocr and! frults. Price 03 500; $2,000
cash. balance in e and two years.
Also one acre ofground in Bellevue boronebt
Ft.
half a mlle from Jack's Nun rtation. P..
Ft. W. & C. B. It . on which there is about 30
or 40 fruit trees. The place is well watered and
fenced. and In a good , neighborhood. Price,
$3.050.
Other Houses and Lots in good Itealltles. In—
galte of
51. WHITMORE,
Beal Estate and Issurance Agent, corner Ohio
and tiandusky streets, Allegheny. ' awl
V.
ALUABLE STOCK FARM
UR SALE, tuated Brsamoreland
co - unty. three miles r no s l of • 'New Florence."
Contains 540 acres. 400 of which Is ciearad and
and a- large portion in - trees. The land is rich
largeell wmered. The huiinir consists of a
frame Dwelling, two trame Barns and nu
merous outbuildings. A'l the staff on the ground
to erect a line new dwelling; Cellar dug. This
faint Is (dived at tt.e low price of ;AO per acre,
with easy payments. Apply soon to.
.n& Co.. Igo. 104 •
Fourth Avenue.
QM
VALUABLE OAKLAND PUG.
PERTY FOR •SALIC.-100 feet front en
fineries street by 203 feet deep, a neat well
built. Cottage Rouse of portico, wide hall., large
vector, bay winciow,marble toastle.diaing room,
kitchen, large cellar, three chambers. three attic
rooms, porcn. etc.. C o n cor d nd ydrant .water.
fruit and shade trees.
_grape vines.
under drains. etc. - In desirable - Wootton. Ere
minutes walk from the Station and easy of access
by Connellartlle Railroad. Apply to
S. CUTEIRKRT & EONS,
39 Moth avenue.
MEI
IQrARDENERS TAIIE NOTICE.
—POE fiAL.—The FOURTEEN MILE
AND, on the 'Allegheny River. and now
used for gardening purposes; well itursoired and
In a high state oCcultivation; containing 40 or
30 acres. now offered at a bargain. Call soon.
Also, otherParms in good locations. Woolen
Factory. two Rouses, and twenty acres of land
on the Central Railroad. Houses and Lots For
Sid! and To•let In both cities. For farther par.
Maws Inquire of WELL/AM WARD.
fat HO Grant motet. otomire Cathedral.
17NOL.WERM:1 FREIGHT.
•
'TUESDAY MORNING. AUG USP24th. at 20
co , qock. veld be sold at Commerclal ?glean.. olns.
106 Smithfield steet.t. tormy freight and entrees,
to followingF Unclaimed srrelgot, stored wi.h
S. 11 Floyd & Co., by C. ./t‘ P. and Pittsburgh.
Stoves: y A Chicago Railros:. S pri g s; aers, 2
1). ecuta...lll Bed O. bber
. hats, 3 kegs; T..A.dam.„ 1. bd, Bottoms; .7.
Gratis Cu , 1. box Axes; Sbiils A Danner. 3 bra
noun; J. Dickey. 1 box hardwan Emizonds &
K. 1 boillardware; Falnestock, Albree - & Co..
/ r;bl Chimneys: A. Stevenson. Agent. I.boxioa
per- J. Wet t 1 package Horse Harness;
Genf), 1 box sandrie4.A. C. ilall& bro., 4 bxa
nt bledlcines; Keenan, it CO.. 1 box
Piks: W. Livingston. box and 0 tables;
Goncher. 5. Cider Mills; K. lekley & Co., 1 box
Seed; Briggs A Bra. 1 box ser.d; J. S. Hargett..
acre ink and .1 bux books J. Toppings, 1 bsr
rel Gles.wsrel, •F. liratlenno, 1 barrel Cut
and Dry; • Mrs: Rockland. A boxec;
W. Mug.. 1 box glassware; J. S. alo.Ken
ney 3 Grub Machines; Lutht.r (kid); 4 p e a
Parnervide Ladder Co.. Double • ad
/dere; C.V. Tracev-& C 0.., 1 box and 1 NZ Cabt •
• logs; G. W. 'Byers, 1' buil I'. dicks. bxs. 1
. trunk. 1b• I,.Beddlugr push,'. 3 obits 'paint;
Russell A Weiner. bilf.bbl . Ales G. W. Hender
son. 1 bbl •nolassm.; J. K. I.lpe, 1.. cask Glass
ware; %V. - 1. bbl GoOds; D
lases Hal,; J. Sidles, 1 box it ee; J. T.. O.
steers/son. 1 Box; J. Morrag../pack_ego Hard
war ;B. Prevention A Arnold, Iki Wine;
Kee & Co..'
2 bbls &Ash & Hodges, 1
bate wootSacks; Ti J., ;ore. Box; Lind
say, 6 boxes, lisrdwore. 4 anvils. 1 package
Screw Plates: 2 Bellowe, IA gjeces Boller Trott;
Lane.l box Plants; F H. lienderson.lHonse -
Enke; F. elexander.- I plow; W. w w arn „ .
bbl Gilt W. V. .2rodes t casks Bottles; Jo ob
Alrenhar. 1 bale Hens; G. Lofelak, 1 bbl Cider;
J. P. bialtl.4llbax Chimneist. Brentand, 1
box Hardware; Richards & H.. 1 box Glassware;
Sayer, Werandx &Coll 14 Blooms non; Enoble
1 Schrock. Bboxe a Nuts an3Ptc s les;. rratt.
Ito Is Itornittg; J: W. Deaner & Co.. I box O.
ware; J.ll. •Boyts At Glassware; C.
Magma. I barrel of Channel; W. H. By
ran & Co., barrels- f' Bungs ; B eat &
.Robinsen. 1 box , Hda.: Maly Snyder, 1 lot'R..
G 004.15: W. Landenberger 1 Chest; Evens,
Sharp & Wescott: *lnsts. fire Clap; Hit sbussb
Bult Co., 1 boX and keg Bolts: Hoes: box
M inds h yS fr J.. IGbangeAx l H a b ndl ll
s; b aJobes
;
atm A Klbg. , 1 - barrel Vorletat" A..ton H. W. A
Co.. 1 bbLtr..Fliel ag;B.J Walker, 1 / keg Hoz
cot: no marks: ,4 boxes mdst- 111 boxes Glass
ware; dozon Wegtber Boardti 1 Fatent Gate;
111aY take; 1 111.1r1ndstehes t' 3 bole. and 2 bxs.
G'onswide v l box Whadow,elass; / Chest: :1 keg
Ada;So box H. Goolia;'4 boxes ; 1 box Tobacco;
Bop.; 1 bdl.lron; , l bdl Castings; 1 box
ods;,l box , Alisplcet- 1 lor, Marble; 1 bbl
Fiaysmas: 4 boxes Ilrokets.Glassi 1 box Shoes;
5 Wagon LelVerst 110 t Barrels; 1 Box; 'Grate:
'1 bill gdeceS 1 Crib: 1 Box:
.
h tul Sundries . ; A Wath.actilnes: S. nurse
Collars; 9 10/16 rsper:lbtll Chains; /lot Tubs.
Buckets and - Panar- 1 outs 11 keg Nails; 1 box
Sundries: - 2 bbla otoneware;11ron11111. SI /dow
ns Machias Knives.- _
A. BI'ILWAIN.E... Auctioneer.
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&jce of tagroyalfa 'Mix% 4.1.0 0 per bottle.
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