a
ie Presbyterian Danner and Advocate.
if H. Childs, Treasurer of the Board
'oreign Missions, for January.
Salt.sburg Presbytery
Creek congregation, to
!me Josiah M. Junkin
mbar, $45.00
congregation, in part,
ititute John W. Logan a
lber, 11.00
congregation, '7B 50
In congregation, 11.00
$140.69
Erie Presbytery.
)urg congregation,
congregation, to educate
Eaton, in India,
Beaver Prethylery.
ingregation,
" Female Min-
Society, in part,
congregation,
I
8.00
19.00
28.00
esex congregation, 24.80
‘4. 20.Q0
.$114.80
Redstone Presbytery.
congregation, 84.64
town " 24.00
!reek and New Salem
Lions,
Huntingdon Presbytery.
ngregation, additional, 88:00
Washington Presbytery.
congregation, 24.64.
Allegheny Preebytery.
gation, 21,00
Mrs. Keateei
00,
congregation,
Ohio Presbytery
mel congregation,
New Lisbon Prubyieitj:
congregation, - 7AO
Coshocton Presbytery;
, gregation, 45.50
Richland Presbytery
congregation,
Ile "
•
ffiacellaneaut.
of Margaret Campbell, •
of Uniontown, Pa., per
of Dr. Campbell, ex'r, 50.00
legacy of Mrs. Sarah
is, dec'd, Unity oongre- '‘,
, Beaver, Pa., by hands
father, Win. Gordon, 75.00-
md," 0„ 20.00
" Millerstown, , 2;50,
4, for 'the Jews, 2.50
than," 5.00 "
$155,00'
H. CHILDS Tregiurer,'. l4 ';
TO, January 31, 1857. ,
Yor the Presbyterian Manner and Advocate..
West Liberty University.
Trustees of. the Synodical College, abOut
established by the Synods of Ohio and Oin-
I, met in oonventipti, at the house of Ralph
Ile, Esq., in West Liberty, on the 20th day
my, 1867. The following is:a list of the
1, all of whom were present
or 0160.—Rer. Jas. Hoge '
A;"'of
J. Rev. H. Van Deman, of Delaware.
T. Brown, of Cleveland: H. A:True, M.
Marion. Adam M'Cree, 'gag., ,
of Circle..
Lucas Flattery, ESq., of Wooster.
otr CINOINNATI.—Rer. WM...N. Scott, P..-
Cincinnati. Rev. R. L. Stanton,D, D., or
)the. Rey. L. H.,Long, of Urbatia. Hon.
Barnett. of Dayton. Isaao Ward, Esq., of
leld. Wm. Taylor, Esq., of Findley.
invoked the gold:wire, and benediction,
a preliminary organization was had,,hY'
Lev. Dr. liege to the Chair, and appointing
H. Long, Secretary..
weeditigs of the two SyrkedS, at their Fell
1, and of the Convention, at Colureb,ni,,
the organization and establishmentof , a
ty, were read. ;
then resolved, that.the Trustees, above
with the addition of Ralph E. Runklc, ,
. M. Glorn, Esq., and Luther'Smith,
it Liberty; Rev. E. B. Itaffenipdrger,'and
West, Esq., of Bellefontaine, resident free
of Logan COlinp, do now enter into
of Association, and proitire‘the propey
to of incorporation, under, the corporate,
" West Liberty University." ,, .
West, Esq., . Dr. Scott and Wm. Taylor,
ignated by the Chair, to prepare, And re
!doles of Association, in accordance with
butes of Ohio. John A. Young, Esq., of
, was invited to sit as an advisorymembirl
Committee. After, complying, with the
pArements, the Corporators elected
, Board of Trustees, consisting of the
looted by the Synods, and the five citizens
County, above named.
resolved, that the officers of said Board;;
one Presidenti one 'Vice President, cm%
one Treasurer, and an Executive and
Committee, of six members.
hllowing persons were duly elected by
:et, Rev. JaS. Hoge, D. D. Vice Free
:her Smith, Esq. Secretary, Rey. E. B.
:ger. Treasurer, John M. Glorn Esq.
W. o and Finance Committee,A:
, West ,
E. Runkle, John M. Glorn, Luther Smith,
A. Long, and Rev. E. B. Raffermperger.
•easurer was directed immediately to col.
first installment of the guaranteed euti
i made by the citizens of West . Linert":
pity.
L. H. Long, H. Van Deems, and Isaac
;q., were appointed a dommittee to draft
;as to the churches in the name of the
'Dewing Reso!adonis' were also adopted.
'ed, That the people of WestlAborty, and'
who have subscribed to the funds of the
Jerty University, be now authorized to put
;ents into the field, for the purpose of se
he sum of $200,000, loth° eticlowniedt.ot
rersi ty, agreeably to their proposals to de'
of Ohio and Cincinnati, and accepted by
?nods in Convention, at Columbus, on the
December, 1866, under the direction and.
of the Executive and Finance Committee;
3 Committee are authorized, and directed,
the addresses of the Synods, and of this
published and circulated extensively, as
practicable; and they, are, further, author
ransaot any business that maybe nicessa
• the recess of the Board. , • • •
1 , That the Executive and Finance/Com
authorized to contraot with parties who
'ding to endoW ProfessorshiPs, and,' to'
parties to designate the names by
Professorships shall be called, in con;
with the tniversity, upon their subscrib
amount of $lB,OOO to any one Professor-
,ed, That Rev. bra. Hoge•and Stanton be'
a committee to draft and report nt- the
:eting of the Board, a Code of , Laws ••ftir
•. .
'ernment thereof.
teed, That Rh. Dr. liege be direated to .
.p a plan for the arrangement of the Conroe
,dies, to be forwarded to the Secretary, and
with the Addressee of the Synod!! 'aid'
:renpon the Board adjourned to meet at the'
place, on the last Tuesday, of ipril, 1867;
o'clock P, M. Close4knitti_Prsyer. by the
ident. 'UK Hour, Peeet.
B. Rsanuissenoza, Seo'y.
Baxr.nrowsvuu, Jan. 81.
Executive and Finance Committee met, to
the study of 0.8. Reffensperger,end, af
canization, adOpted.the
dyed, That Luther Smith, Eaq., be appOisite
General Agent to raise the endowMnt a f
100. required by the action 00,..AW0,,
is for •' West Liberty University.'.' . t! tut.
'.mcf, That the General Agent be authorised
Jet srioh persona, to assist him, as be ,mpy
. proper,. the Committee reserving the right
tsmiss any such sob agent, for sufficient nut.:
For the Presbyterian Banner and Advocate t• ~
Installation. •
Moli.uormy :—We, were present yesterday,
day, Jan. 20th, at the installatfon of ited.
'aylor, as pasttird,ttie Presbyteilitn chtir'oh 4
intum. The seriioes throughout were dee*
interesting. Rev. David Hell, of Brady's Bend,
delivered a 'most powerful and impressive sermon,
that was listened to, with the closest attention,
from Acts, 1: 8—" But ye shall receive power,
after thht the Holy Ghost is corde upon you ; and
ye shall he witnesses unto me, both in Jerusalem,
and in all Judea, and in Samaria, and unto the ut
termost parts of the earth."
Rev. E. Ogden, of Westminster, delivered the
charges to the newly installed pastor, and people,
in a faithful, Christian, and fraternal manner.'
Never was it our privilege to see a congregation ex
tend a more hearty and cordial reception to a new
pastor; if we could judge from the delight - that
glowed on every countenance, and the whole
heartedness that was manifested, as old and
young gave him the "right hand in token of cor
dial reception and affectionate regard.'
It appeared, fromia public announcement from
the pulpit; that a perplexing difficulty, of Tong
standing in the olturch,'had been settled in the
most Christian and fraternal spirit, and' to the
entitle satisfaction of all concerned.,
Brother'Taylor, enters upon' his new field of la
bor with; more- than ordinary prospects of , suc
cess. We liope , and pray, that-the Lord may bless
this worthy breth,er ,far, beyond Ids, own, and his
peoPle'p, 6.lspectation. • •
True herald like, may he Proclaim,
• Salvation, Is , Immatmel'e , neme." *
8.00
625
$ 4 25
20.00
5.75
Ma;, Emma :—Permit me, through the 'col-
mans of your paper, to allude, in a;oursory, man
ner, to the Common Schools of Allegheny County.
The schools of the people, in the' country; as .
.
many of your readera'are aware, were' not ,
con-`
dieted in.former.years - as they are now.;: then.the
teacher was qualified or not,qualifted,.as, the case -
might be, for the examinations of teachers were
generally very superdcial, and conducted by inth
viiluels who r were supposed to be partial.; : .now,
they are cotulticeed by-"the' Bounty SuPerinten
dent, who awards the preference - to. merit
onlyvand 'deserves great credit, for his ,inde- .
,fatigable, exertions in promoting the interests ;of_;
the Oman:ion Schools.' •
May to not expect' that the imProientetit 'Which
hal'alreit'dy been made toward. general' Educto:`
tion, will continue, - to increase.:-The Common,.
Sahool„When conducted by a respectable nnd.),n 7 ,,
telligent , ) teacher, is,a powerful, layer in,
ting the mural ckaracter of any community;
in a governmentlike' ours,,When so much depends;
on the intelligence , and 'high Moral tone of ifs
tens, the . irubject:.of an: Educated People [should
command the,lnghest respect ann.esteem. -,, S.
$94.89
$BB.OO
$24.64
17.65
fi 26.50
S6G:I6
0.00
$lO.OO
$7.00
$45.60
Per the Preehyterfan Banner and Advocate:
..;AcknowleAgmeA,
5.00
8.00
.
The undersigned, desires . :gratefollyto anknowl
edge the receipt of something over, ninety dollars;
in money and valuable presents, kroiti the 'Mem
bers of the congregation of Nevi "Cnntberlattil,
Va. These were the friths of a P. , Thination , Vis-'
it" which , they kindly paid us on the 14th ult..
Since I haye been pastor of this church, tbsif acts .
of kindness have been unreniitted, but this last
seems to demand amore' public and"foiMal ok
knowledgment. r prize, more - then''these.
materiel things, the spirit which-prompted to this
spontaneous expression of their, deep interest in the
temperal : welfaro of myself and .family, May
this, and,ull their acts of kindness, be rewarded
in `the enjoyment of piesent grace; and fu
tun glory, 'is the prayer :oft their pester:
$ 8 00
o,wrent-Review and E'PTitic:iSM
THE INSPIRATION OF HOLTSCRIpTURE
MRS AND PROOF. , Disoonrses , preached
forwthelluiversity of:Dublin. By . Wm. Lee,irel-:•
low' and niter of TrinitY College: 'Carters. (T.as
Davison.) At a time wheit gnchfalse views of Inspi
ration are held by skeptfoic'aridqvert broached by
men repiitedly orthodox.,. 'espeeially England
'and en .the' Continent; it is , refreshine tb* get ;
thorough, 'and scholarly Work 'like - thia, Which lei
,tablishes so' satisfactiltilY the'proller`and plenary
InspirittiMi'ofGod's Word; and the
thoritY 'a the entire 'Seriiitni r di: 'The AutliOr
perfectly fainiliar literature of the''
subset; froni the iathe'rs dont to'lhe' r Preeent:-L
traces the history of the dce,trino, and gives in
ample fOot-noteS such extensive citations:from the
resPective authorites, as could not', be reached,
without most laborious research. The Work, is,
highly, valuable ‘ as a T i lissaurus on the subject,„
and a.,resume of the most important arguments,.
annient ,Epo., modern,. which' bear • clirectit • upon
it. , Tire,Atithor presses the distinetion between
lleyclation as the work, of,Christ--Ahe,Logos—and
inspiration as the work of the. Holy, Spirit.: , Yet ;
he dOes this, not to, abate, at all,lthe
Divine element in Inspiration,rnor s to establi sh:rany.
degrees , or grades ofilnspiration in the Scripture.-,
He urges.the , of the writers; mot•as
independent of the Holy Spirit, but as.employed
by the Divine Inspirer,• and-stamped upon each
particular, writing. He rejects the.)",bleohaniear
Theory,, as,he, termwit;-,whielii mattes the writer a_
mere machine, He adopts the, at, dynamical :theo
ry,
,which holds lo a'Divine and a human elementa
in inspirationi'butthe Divine so using and 'ton»,
trolling the" human' as to make - the worde.ef
Scripture the l,ery words of hien,. andiydt, no lesi
the very *bras of God: ; • ' '
Those who would see the fullest array of Vpin-'
iota -and - authorities ntfliiirgetilitinttlij edit,
er with a very lound - j,VecliytVoilY,f4:lo?4l, would
find it a great pleasure a.o obtain this- important
Voldme. ' ' • ' • ." '
[See a more extended 'notice of ' (hie in
our paper of last week 2. l4:.that'notiae,A r iiitok . ,
pynaniical, where it first . occure, , etiontili:pAi- .
thanica/. "He repudiatir3Ateifechalica/ " thoory
-L:
of Inapiration."gij ..,
''Ilt:*i:::Ig!:t.0..g0.,*0:.t . ::::':: . ::,.
A. dispensation in Providence,WhiCii.,,ciiiili'
not be foreseen nor controlled, prevents , us-from
presenting to oUr . raa'derli the wontkil Washington
Letter. Thii, we know,. will be to diem a. depri
vation, as many of them look to it with deef:iii:.
toast, Tor ii oinnorelienefie lial;iamieziiiiis;f 4.
affairs. <ln its absence; We nese:, a7feir .
.things
there, which belong to the record of passing
events. ...r . : 4 ~ ; 7 -.• P . r .. •: . 1 '
..' ' 1 . , 1 . 1. 1
'Me Publioatrettef th e Coiresindeenuibetween
I.,iettt: Gen. .lileatt; 4;4 tillibri#o,r pti;*;;A:l l 4tfei
duced a great exciteztent.i' A: smell palm l it
Were haie r ealt ' and 'citiriotbut:ragarillt as :un
becoming.tb?
,high fuctionaries c?nsertuiti, ' It ms;'
a pity Mat s each exposures of human meaknessi
and evil feelings,' . ' could' not be avoided.. Gen.
Scott, we regard as one of the greatest"of 'living
soldiers.: Hie name.and fame are connected in
timately with his country's glory, 'and eyould be.
revered by every one ;who regards her Charooteri...
* Thilialliii t ivTienty; With Great Britiiin,respectr:v
ing Central,Amettut,peets 3, , ,itligtettt opposiiiqa"
in the Senate, and its ratification has bspome quite_?
dqutitfu). The,debti.* on it are secret.; but; , some
thivi A will lealc.ant. „Itks saiAtltitt : the hoitility '
.to it proceeds from it's-excluding us; equally vfigv .
,the' Ehilish, from Centrai America, in somelso 6 qf.
sPects ; , and its 'adinittimg,ilfeni, ,iiniiilY,','Wliii,
ourselves in other• respects, to' privileges,
.1004
fluence. It pliventa fillibuateriam itiiih a vital-1.04/w
•
acquisition of torr4ory. . 1 -Y 1 ' Yrsl.
ger ill for our c ountry ; though . c ! inott, !T i t
not be utterlY:funiinotioe.ble. . ..
The election' of Guilt; and: Bitiileite..firiPW . ..
Senate, by the I..egikature of California;
ed with favor by many... TheraremoUltnowa 444
kinfinential gentlemen, and, frillwill sod in site
~the dignity of the body: ' '
Q. nie
_subjeot.of a rciodificoiliii , :of.thasiestilf;
tlieteja atilt great diversity of ppiniu . n. If ; Vim'`'
proposition to. introduce wool; ditty free, siltkidif . '.ll
b e ,,p4 0 0161, it„ would severely , affect the. forming
interelts, some T portions of the couUtrY.
hence `restst , ed 7 Others resist ; th e reductioulA
i,„a , ers, again, resist ;the ,effortatos!
'make ket t he d 1 ulttee in the case m~tjj;
• •
*event any action. In that event, Messrs. SIN;
For the Preahyterittll Benner end Ai4rocete
T i tlblic Schools.
Washington;
THE PRESBYTERIAN B4NNER AND ADVOCATE.
Campbell, and others, suggest the loaning of the
present surptuss money in the United States Treas
ury, to the States, to be returned in a time of
need.
Cabinet making is talked of as a very difficult
affair. There are many complications in the bus
iness. Mr. Buchanan, it seems, is tendered a
thousand times more of would-be-wise counsel:
than he desires. 'The question of the Premier
ship is said to be now reduced to Mr. Cobb and
Mr. R. J. Walker, and the star of the latter appears
ascenantd. A few days more will settle the' mat
ter, 'as the President elect is shortly to go Wash
ington, and gather around him those whom he
purposes to entrust with the high affairs of State.
In counting the Electoral vdtes, a . diffienity ea
„ ,
curred. The Wisconsin electorwere ; rprevented
the weather, from meeting in convention on the day.
fixed by lapr. They, reached the appointed Place
on the -.day Shoal ,their votes bp,
counted? In the present case, the result would .
not thereby be.affeeted ; , but for I that,very rsason;
the question should ,be settled.. There may,• be,
hereafter,- a similar occurrence, when the; vote of
the State worild , affect , the result; : andt,when
decision Might involve..Congressi andperhaps the.
Country; in terrible conflict. • The question
could_now , be settled , .eabidy, and on cpiinciple, it
-being unknown which party, in, s: future case,•
might gain or. lose by the, decision. ,
• The "Corruption” Investigating Committee haSe
not yet.firdshed.their labors..?,, It - is said they are.
'not able tolfollOw entail alleged *suds ; but that
the testinfoilY lit such that they will; recommend - ,
the expulsion of one ineniber i of , Congress; and,the . :
ad - Monist - ling c oftvro orthree 'others. -The investi- ,
gntioil may thin' result br!,benefiti -The
tucliial of borers who infeit4hdlobbieS of the house'
and'the places of inembere"boarding: and tini
menairtirima' r oenibinif s exii:ended; r shOif'nioit .
clasivoly t hat' undue influences are bringlit to
'bear:Ort:lagislittion f - and' e WhO would thernugh'-:;
ly:exPesn ., the 'eriMeand'critninali,'Shohld
teemedn'beneinctOr,
The Senate, on Saturday,` ;passed the House
bill appropriating Money to construct a wag O n.
road from4 - carney'to . California yin - the
South Pass and the Salt I:nice, valley; also,
Toonchs':lodif granting land to Minnesotalierrifi;
to aid. in- the construction, of railrands. , In, the
Ax Oneramixt.:,;
House, a oonnnunica,taon was received from the
Secretary, of War, y recommending- an appropria
tion of $lO,OOO, to maket.investigattons t about,
the manufacture of nitre.,
From ;allldireCtions, but-.especially frome.the
Eastland West; we find our eichanges filled' with
stateritexitk , .resPecting the late .flood: The ice• on
theAlivereffwasi very thick rand rhard; vend the
ground was so frozen as no to ' , absorb the melt
, t r . .1'
irirelibw; land Hence the, large amount of
water . which - finited tiff, and thei.destructive eP:
fectaef the ice 'which Was' broken tip. : The, loes
of life, - and destruction bridges, have:riot
been sO . eitinaiire4te We'llave iMinetinies noticed
as restatingiWaNiiiter'freiliets i'but.stilVirent
damage has peen done. , The inhabitants of Pitts
burgh, and thelweliers r .along our rivars,!'haVe
great reason fOr c 'thanksgiving to a d
dens, which gaye them the rain, ancl'„thethew,,
and the opening:of the navigation, Witheut any
important dryibnalc,!in the way Of The ,
rise of the water, here, was moderate, as Own
paiedWith many other places. . , •
• Thislieriible'irinrder,'whiehlasiven long Cecil
pied ' t
is lik r eliiiiChe of Bniaell's'
bond ;Stieei." 'ThO doronei'g Yutly.
turned a verdict charging the commission of the
murder 'upon ECkel end Mrs. Cunningham,`as
principals; ;..'and accnsing . hodgrass.of being an,
ace,esiler,ysefori the ,act, alicctheitso daughters
accessories dia. the act. '• The whole ,them
werp,it • .. 1 i* , l.
It, in a Att . ,txn , hich ,tho„ . c . ommunity „owes* it- .
self, and which ,efexylnatt ~owee to: his, fellowspto,
contlihnte;,ao,fF ,no ; pnssihie t to ,the,,Aetect,ion
and punishment of crime, and hence; tn Atoi,Pre,,
vention for the;.fature , - Nothing: , :con Make .no
safelinperi3oNdithily, , orfprciperty, short.f •Of.? cer ,
tainkt ialthe , administration: of - criininal;law:
'I • t l.l I-
,
1- 1 F . / ••. `l 9 .
.P •rri ii urg • • ;l T : 4lfirap h ii.r f t4tkr +tit tlis t
;
contains a speech yitkifOorlits;
tivelroni f Fashinfitoii County, Ist .tie::Poislyiyiw
ni&Le . girniplie Rib tha, , .adiumion Rf, Floosie : hits
the Union, as a , The:Tialitldrift of
Mr t -TAPP°O4 B ;tII:4MMk.
oF !RA tke.: Ifiglki!!! 3 00.
through ;most Pfl tAe:4I!OrY of the . oPT# I .7-; salld
rispecially,. the„ past
vania Le:gialature_ on that sobjent.,:An4 it t ihese
lie add's, the principles on-which the - bite...election
was condnotedAn,iiisiegromy , •;•:: w
.
• -• sif •vi
~don5tERO ?A7111:1 41:66134/0/ff Jaren
eriTsa.-`We tArliti;
I.l t
Rttoine p 'for 13tioretiFy's rtpot, Tor 11500.
,„ fl ••••1;•.'..1,,*
.? Vi • 442 .1t 7 tri 1 :140- 1 --, - • d• •or'
Clobr•TA for Bite iti north Penton, Ohio:
:so.) Atli: •••" •
Bee • davertißement.
c rili"44l 1:;*"
Ana..
Iron,City,College,,PA ttpnal4,l!ae..,
The zpopialarity. , and , growthicif this tlntilitutimi,
is ,unpar.all,eled , in Alte 7 ,.lottwor„,enqommeroial,
Schoolel=PC 4 stlidents 4pu , this C ity y in: pile
year, .besides many 'trout .brota. This re
enited jukrtry , fraiit thtiffact . tge."Vardripfiered sys.`.•
tern of Book-keeping is taught. heti by , a - gentle=
Mtn who his had many . yeam csl2a
of expezien„,
as an w elciher practVolier. Also, thit
the teachers in
,Penmanship have, no ,superiors,
having receiv,ed, the, ,first!riremiu94forz,the best
Business apil;94ia#tintsi itirFilin , g,,,,h4 the State
Fairs of Michigan and Ohio, and. of Pennsylva
nia last Fall, in Pittsburgh. • CosistusioaTED.
;v.
, itissopr,i. • •
, w4:).A..• I.
lijkorceni k ne watch- has bola, fsen, ebrflk
the StAral - pOrielaii'On 9il,
of , "*r dein'' '819;598 'left freii
bl,toiliejiondiB9;69o: ela.Vemo ;The : , inoresseAtif stlie•
white ipopelepiegt 44 If BiX4 yeara been over
thirty,-e„ . igyt p e er 0e1it.,,0r.244,443....arhi1e. the
ceease °Yr,* " 5 1! : MP 1 /1'1 4 ‘8 r r ° O l3 ' . •q ac "
den' Oyer 'tiro 'per' Geri t: ..
i(eiitte of sou
ple : ised s ieeoltittlin. WIC
four,. decasiing the s emehol - pattoirOftilivee inz• this'
Steite-not only, impracticable,. bqt Itbstanyasovpi ,
monk to,ward,. it ;would #ol4tt, e n d • efkoul4, be 11113prupi,sno4 ,17,41 . 0;
i •Thelloniiilo3led.
*ote• Of onwhimilred athdlieveiltainitie.r:( ta::411
•:' •t aliffuit .
'l?,iib? 3 l!B:nifileeteian Vorqi
Lai!, L"fiinn
o'ciloe.k this evening,t,hriiigirk &deal 'frOlitueirn
Francisco .to,the 20th oft :January. q •
Messrs.. Broderick and .9n4 . l4,lllli;§.„.glessataiii.•
from Califiiinna 4 are the ;pturpsers,ht tp,s.
' ' •
The Message of Governor Johnson to theitialP
fo.4.nia Legislature; recommends tkinpaStagrefbf
sot to legalisejithe)State debt. • Al bill,•heleifitin
intrOdillee4,f9r,-tha I M4IPPII9rI A i
t •• s hoeha: hz o.. of, 6tt . m4 =ighout L inn'seile.:. earthq):4 l 1
'elks Angelos stid`Sarita Barbara. ' s
''-; 1 ; 14 ' 1
IA %Amelia breing raised at San Frioobliin-intoli#
inalbusderOxpedition• to 50n0ra..1.;e0..1 flf z .:: •• -*
• J.ilPmtes , •/5 1 1o.oamplopisl
.'•14%1)
1 10 of. " par c gthal .
b 4 paw s peer st Bins ,,, op the ~17Ah
Jailusiyekild not taken
4olalinieCtliitit Ilion Sin t
e r t
Juan del Sur:. itit:is.arri ;• • .; c!r'. u.
yi[alken effective_ force' o kwelve
ba
ttivis.' Ire had `not heard of the capture.
The , Late SloodA r'4
0- The Aurdell Vase. r
tnt onOth.;
TETE NUMBER. of vessels on the Lakes In Com
mission, during the Fall of 1856, were: Steamers,
107 ; Propellors, 136; Barques, 56 ; Brigs, 108 ;
Schooners, 850. Totals—Number, 1,255; Ton
nage, 339,736; Cash Value, $12,944,360.
LoST.—The•total number of vessels roported at
New York, as lost during the mouth of January,
was ono hundred and thirty-one—total value of
property lost, nearly five million dollars.
MONSIVEC TREE.—There is saidtp, be an oak
tree aear. Raleigh, North Carolina, which. at the
sun's meridian, covers with a shade's space of
9,000 , feet. It would afford .shelter for 4,600
men. . , .
MAIL FArrantEs."—Mnch indignation , has been
expressed by 'members of Congress, and , others;
in consequence , of thirty-eight failures of : the
Mails between New York ,and Washington „sincp
the ;commencement, of the session. The post-
Office - Department is blamed for Wilma of en::'
terprise. •
A. OMMITT It ofc is a re nr
tit f
rushes an estimate of t e UM or tiliiiiuess o t e
WiBOODEIin river and its`tributatied alidve the Dells. ;•
Total•ntimber of. saw-mills in operationg one itun,
dred And seyen , amount of lumber Amanufactured,
eninially,p7;oo6,ooo,T, of shingics,p,cooo,o%;"
Square timber, floated down the ,river in raYth, 10,•
001),(100 Wet. - • • • '• P;•
ins Chinese artier cane has-been frandessfnllY .
cultivated 111 Lancaster County: One fariner in-'
tends planting twenty'-five :acres &IV 'Minion '
another , ds about putting up's steamwrishitimilLi:
So says Expres 7 s. , , • : ,• ; )
lA' GERAtiNinewariapers the' 'United Stateil
arelsaid to,mitnber4wo-hgnoiked:axid flfty,Afttrigh,
is teKtpipes .111fply,p11 Viere t p,re. tr,kpttld,kirall )
Deriqatly,
Weatas'a-- ; ,Itiorrr,s,',' pripAker ,-had tour,.
daughters , 'rho - IdAtrpOdeinliortharaptori, Mass.,
who have had 17 hushandi:amoilgst.'there. The
mother has, had 4 . ; • one daughter = 4; r th r e'
btlieFtlfree' daughters 3 each. ,,. ..............ii T
r ;
• LAM& DISASTERS FOR, 1606.--The Buffalo Cpm
theietal Ackertsser`piitiliiihea. a- completa list•of 'the'
disastere on the' Lake's foi l, lBs6pWhielit shows
large: incriaiee , im the dais of life:Mad. property over.
thr4-,9f , e:RTOYi?IfP ',B4 o ARtati:/° 58 ..
`steam and ,sail ivAsse:send' their cargees, is, ss;
634;874b4rig increase of $244,;'085 over -tite`
7oases in 185'. The of hg' increased'
fro& 118 1855,f - to 407 s•,
CR:OSSI4WTHE CIIESAPRAKE' ON bill
''stated Tim6',ltlilitttliree , lads of ,
Kent' Island, on the , 26th ult.; walked aoroes„the
j:14,0n the" ice, to. Annapolis, and ,baok,,,,thefatnne
day. The distance tram shore foAhore is ahont;
twelve
••. i ; • .
. Sonoons, A,xn Nnwsrarnas.-7,,here are in New.
York, according to,Gerraer 4rig's:inessaga;p9p'
Der/Oa:pers.' For conimthsehbelp,nfposesithetotar
exinditiliediiiing the Past Year; wall; $3:531,9424
57:'$ 'Reported , averigeattendancenitettthe••como.;
mon schools, 876,603. Reported attendance he-,
the private unincorporated schools, 45,362. itrl
poiredilitddraineßEtiffiiiiiiirs29l,96,74,loolltiticl!
attendance, 951,932. The eensue..of 1855 shows
; the State to have 3;462,2,12 itihith itints, of whom
920,530 were born irkforelguVaniltries.
_
Tus State of. Illinois haspaid,ln the t- four
:last_
years, four and t half , millions of her4ilebt. Four
years apiehe had 'not"incir'e' ' foor```htndred
miles of railroad; now ,she:hlia.about three thou
'sand.
ME=
' United.' Statee'llavy'eonhisteof- 11 'ships
lof the line, 13 frigates,l9 sloops of war, 3 brigs
. 7,
schoonet, ,, screw - steamers .of the .firetzlass, 1
of the second class, 2 of,„the,third, cuss„ 3.side
,wheel steamers of, ,the first`class, I of the second
'class, 6 of the third'elasi,:t - ateaiii tenderis, 6
storeships, and 1 perrnitientreiiiiving4eisser.
76 vessels, carrying 2,243 guns.
Vinomesam Eirvortoss. 77 TherNiverello,divorce
'suits instithVed'in San Eiencisco tihring'tl(e year
'1856. r. , 39 of these CaSiisideereeicsOf di*orce
have aleady been granted,
.72 divorce suits commenced in San Francisco, and
it is presumed that decrees dissolVingdmarri6ges
have'been rendered•in all of.the,m., JA:vt
The price that the,Spanish coins will bring at
this time ialvmatter: of •,interest:to:.the -public.
We learn that the ayeragayield . pf g wern: ,Spanish
coins at the Mint IS as followe,
QUalteit3; s 28reente:
Eighths, . - "16 1 940 4
Sixteenths, gi."
The Treasbreeof the , Mint-lnif's"liethe'• 'new
issue of silver, for amounts'exceeding.five'dollars
in value, immediately, ~npont , ,mmertairdugpithe
weight of such as `are presented, at the rate of
$1.221 per troy mind& '
•.Pattsiblarsikr! , - .• !,1r
' 74,7 3 11 ; 0.041 W lkidertash; $3
@BY..
APPLEB—Penocke, $4.:504.600 per bbl. .
• BssirsSinall.white, $2 75 poll. bush:" ?:1 Jo •
Bar r= AND Baas—slitter, 21(d22c.,
DRIED Fterr—Peachei„ '52.5001X
YIRTHERD—WeIIEerO,-jA`. s • " 111i)r"
Fronk—Wheat, 1.5.1.2.(45 15. Rye, $8.75487. Om Meal,
58065 c. Buckwheat, 83.00:per likr.lhe:l.l.l,`
Pan ..Country $1..1501.25-per 10 9.1111
Gittiti=—Oats 32023 e. 'Corn' shelled; 55c:; 'ear, 5855130 e.
Barle947.7 l 4 l,2 &raftei.. B2 4ilkonWheat,t l3o .stwa
LAND-1.1 1 / 2 (412c.
HAT—$lO 000i5.00 per ton, • iC"
Pcrraross—Reds,,supgmer ran , nooki, $1.40. Pink
Eyes, $1.35 per o.l\ I i;,l I •
• Ssane—Clover37.oo: 'Timotli 32.5047..
Veasrantas—Turnips, $1.25. Onions ; $2.00 par bn.
Bravas-44 1 4541., grow.
• 81 " 31. 7 - Plia 4 NN - - • •
Itoos-,006 1 4.
PtillsAlelpfflitte
Twait—Whest, 5e.87344146. — gy5, $11.750400. Corn
.r.l 700eikityl V
GlLLlStirhOld, at496/40: • imp,Ase, Clors4llllolll6B.
Oats,..tv - 7,ns .1: • /10 1 1 ' IF(
B ". l " 6— ciel'er:..s 7 l.l lll 3‘Plir.biZe•:: r :
4.i
't t ..":::ei ' bat ' , ...7;: . i i'.: '':, ll'. 042 41:; . 11;1 r
. orttilitt3-. niti tplltt ,
. ..,,,..,i,t , „.. ,•......• ..„,„ .. i.t , ,f, ,
• I' ' Otir ^. •
uist tax,. Feb. :14.-Thi) steatnehlti, itsioja
D 1116614: with
to tho 111stulti.14 , •;; ; Stuli ',.'1%/0 (UM v"). IS
NM
,The!lpaiisis 'furnish . ; a lionfirrit'atiortiOlithe last
osi i itrA rpm cpa3ton. It is rtigkgre4,4h4ths Amcri 7 .
astApd,l)y,anjtpsiogy i fim
We ChiiVese ' c:. •
-Th'e
oonfirmed...:3 . .!:•11(•••,• , f1 no •
n udispatch .from ;Cons tantinople; dated 'ltinerary.
19thi ,I%nonnees that, the. Britishlteameret,had ;
einonated the Isle of Serpents!. ~ „ la d i ;,;•, v
With regard to the Peksi`ai Anbautiiion; Lord
Stialforld "dg Redediffeleligraphi c ,Agal; eragsub
mitelorilgenertil 'grenade, tend. net heosi'lnirof I
ottpture.of.Ueshire4 /4..1'4 20 ._41152fy ;%
The the !WILY! 4(09 tatter:Pince ,
had been reeetved,nt:o,2M l W, HA:Z. • tv • • 7
" Afto ' ii hirMiehing, the ritish i
Ok i fiYoiiiirlieniie
theimadeltittattemPt4O escaOrtont ) tlieiT retreat '
wan.preyented la the British an&bitvalry
the ertp.oprd on 4 '!Add ws ,tpio fls•
.
one •Brikh ships erie!,&off:.Titpehlre_ j on,lhe,
29th oltavember; and a ft er , genii odrriiiiikleacie, -
sent nah'oief's 'Opy 'of` ilielleortiiiiilon'af ngeont
thoinext .; . i; • ; . c: t.)4/
l On ,Deoember, ettln-the Brirteh aids pesseesion
of the ialan 4, opr,,sly k oi FE itithnnt oppesition.
• •V n the 4 B44,the trperlande&near St:whirs.,
Tile'nexPliffiro brigades adeaned Meng *the
e diet' ' , 'teVaidtithw ' meanwhile"
shelling thefortythelearkl4 on. 'Of , which Were soon`;
dislodged, 800 of whom took up a new position tot
the;l 3 3i l 4 4 1 4Y P l .kt 4;;,!
Tiho PiiOOTWo,renot.g!ninn . net
'Atthreeiiatskd4.l4hambei n&.- The
BfitiihlosaiWas46. 71(1 X"' - "' ,
tti tr• - *Xmi ter
t then .I.lemaniled
retuned:
./rhe .bombardmenuwas then Irenewed,i
.a44llC ( R4nned ffMr.44"./.r4El l 4°A..thtoi.tY
det.el2,:. twa t the ootatimmig 0( ,md r itp,
offiber; T'q
prieodeta. pateti'to 'be - the lifinitsteik Orviri;r,•lnials
, • ':I ).: •••iltr asoi, to•
,lgashire was then proelaiiitaa
and a free port: t .:! , -re! .7, z:ne.**zi t a .41
irit(!r, 45.6ne,
.. 0 .44 1 11 1 4:1 bit' 71 1) i
Fr c.. 1. froi
oTh*ll4qto/ 1 1 9f..tk01-Chin*ners tionsliktthe
grPille• spiel:mtg. The feetAnef!ilrffe,?*ed.b3s,
the the' b urs ting .
onelSoin 1 Alf 'ltteMpts bY
mlswi and marine* torwtop the fire were fruitte s.'
raged night f •and. nap to • the .honr of the.
eteamer's.departure. Rant,B4 . , Cp.'s premises wore
tlie first to I go,
,folloTed* it:llllrhgle Pinshun g
gong: 4l ;le' thperial; iwteed ? 'l,llthi; IT og j g g
are deitiojeir '• • 0 v'i '; 4 (t * 9111.1
tAdmirel'ileyitunir Witharelvihiinialkti
ga nk e 4,.t,he lady srefuge left foiforeigimis. i
The 4 4.PPA: llektiOn.i
Theme Was . but„little ,floptot t however, qua. panti)g,
would 'no loV4'er be'lipEir j e r d; the ieo
cemtheYcfe'd. .:
Weho the 4Thinese';Goyernbi; Writtin t to' the
Amteloaq 'authorities to, sarthat tkisirttliwashallt
be respected, and that it was entirely a mistake
Items.
~.~~
I=
" Spanisb,!: 1 *,04.PY.,2
.~~i l:~ r Y~,t
env!!
MEM
that led to the misunderstanding. There are yet
one or two small points at issue, but we under
stand that the Americans will accept this apology
and withdraw from Canton.
The Plenipotentiaries, and Naval Commanders
in Chief of. Great Britain and America, have held
a conference on Canton, but there have been no
results of importance arrived at.
The Portsmouth and Levant had returned to
Whampos.
A dispatch says the French had destroyed some.
THE INBUBRECTION—DRATH an TAE REBEL
latannit.--:-The Overland Friend of Oina, of the
15th
,of Noiember helieved,to be
authentic, has been received of the death of
Hung-sOw-,ohnett (Taiping-Wang.) Ying, how
ever, the rebel Chief, 'whose arrival here from
Singapore was Mentioned in this paper the other
,day, s and,whe actually holds apommiSsion as
' Ad.-,
mind der' the, new, goverunient, admits tha7t
Ilung-sow:Cluien died, seine - three years' ago,
leaving 'a son: uPiarde'of emilfesis old, whe,
*heti the;etnplielii *ilea; willtake the reins as,
Eroperor.'!' ; ,; , -
, Great Pri,tall"` ' •'. '
, t The-:Louden ; lytorning./i6ang persio,ts, in ,its,
MatemPptflitfp , n,fittempted reponstruotion,of t7~e
Cabinet by,an of theAbnideen party : ' •
['the Njorkink Aenof 166doiftilivelfoimrdd'Etn
igritiOn a i laige`foosio sto !Canada
and Anatialia.
t
, From Naples the accounts afedeporable.
Or f reigngthrooghowt the. NAtftl tynd Itingdopk.i
Airests- - continue. ,inoesamthr., : prAest
tempted to asSassinateta Arc hbishop of. Millet'
na 'while he r 'Wei' giving 110. henedicitioti;•'lT6ol
AielibishoplifraislWounded;' and aVanon. , •who•at- ,
tempted to, pioleot him, wsioroshot ~hy the asses- .
Alio London rinien,.
..of the 27th of December, we find a curious edito
*rial article 612.,the•present, condition. of : Tnritey.
,It says that,, while ,the,, ,T urkish empire 7
the wax:, gained much in seeiiiiity invasion`
and the extension of the central authority
riiide pen dent,. the :Wee tern
;Poivein.aietanxiansly:watting for theireforms anti.
the, Progress which 1 . Were ,py.oinii3ed ; by:the lean-,
vine friends. of,the;pir lO skcaose.: : tAisto„
'there seems little hope .Of any genuine progress,
beeline . % first; the of 'the State 'ire in
'shOehing confisibti,. and second; the'State officials
'arei detestably , given' to :riculationvand ;mill not ,
enforce thelwliolesom'epapp,b,y, ,theAnitan's,
,government; and third, the foreign ambassadois
:sr% pt 492 ally„is i ikeymedd4g: with the domestic
'cloneetts 'Of the'einpii%
- r l enderin'etheiiiivernmentlioWerless.• 'lt ascribes
;to the-present. Gtaild Tisierr:the possession .of
.great ability, and' Bays ' that , there, is reason, in his
'demand that the State , shell be really independent
in its doMestic cencerns,iind'pitedbjeet
sign dictation. 'lt "wiintOthinecdrii; the Meddling
'of the ambiitiendois stopped, tlibißiltiitn'ti , govern
.ment refoinied and.rendered:.ntore;efficienti and•
,the laws rigorontly , ,enforeediaw l ; ••,!!5.
. . . .
!MI
t Zt
f •
;!,./ 11:rfril04 , th• .1
tfam
i glut . 47 , 5 r :It fi.of: ”••••N
• tOn Tuesday, Jan. 7th..by Rev. James I).6 : hi, at the feel
ded6i of Ilia' bridelai fithei'/Kea- .
OADOT AJoeb n, e‘ll of .Weelnioreland,Connty, Pe.
•,
'Tuesday morning, .Feb, ,3d, by the game , . akthe rael-f
officiatingdeiee of the clergyman, Mr. Lthris P. BeOAX, of
lodianafCounty, to Mtge' MARY Loctnot,:‘-angliter Of . James
Foster, p 1.4, of estmoreland •• , County, Pa.. • i •••
•. W. - • ••
i fukthe sth pf,Febrnary, by.ll46.,Jatuin Dunlap, WT.4O!/N
D..Ccui•4er 'of Mt. Piompect, Washittgenri'Coinity;ra.,'Sdilftei ,
Dewar JYtis Welizthc, of.111!. - Isy, "...tamps County,
' •
Xt•galem,.o.;'on Tuesday; lob. 10th, by atev.l.
Mr. J9Ent 0. CoNDIT, of lUlnoie, to MiesO±DOLINZO..;I4.OIT/ffi
•
By' Rev: 0! 0. Bonlberger, at theparilonsge We Oew.'
es; the Slit ofDeoemPet9 ls l l l.3fOLWirr 4 :4 3 . nis% l P l *..
Itve'ldOltru.opott, hoth•ofOoehiefon Oinnty,;o4 •
..,) '1•1
By . the same, oe.the With of January at the reeidenei of
the father,' 10.40 n 15,1tiCUSIDT to MeV Ridueri: jeiblei?
SOY, all of Ooshoctou County, 0.
At Williasyiaburg, on.thAfovof the 1241i,ef Itahrtsui(foi
Rev. J . FAT to•lllieiVarnini,. astound diin
*ere S. l Rtinlo: • ' '•;!! • ! • *:'l
By Rev. Bi.atAteoliing,4•lll. bth, Mr.`Jeitiebrenle WARMS'
3411211110031111ADT all Maui. Township - •Alleghon;
ty, ?wipe. • • .
; Otli.neadtikY evening, the 10thinet.:et Rriralßetiesg'Alz
legh . eity;ioounty;;PeC., by: Re*. W. D. Howard, D: D.4..V.D41
F.,taaa05,13.%. of pubuqtto, lowa, ,to4I lemma, Tnottper,
yoahiestluglitar of the late SaeisielThiAnpson. - '"I -
In • Keesaucitut; February 6th,' J. - R: Woods; le i
Noan G. Blume to Hrs. shorrne. A. Ypp.i?,. both of Bentpper.
,ort, lowa.
:• • :2301 ,•:. , _
On the 8d inst. by Rev. R. X. Floby
siow, a member the Woortltr,tur.,;to.rilkseAlltastairiTtgat
nozr, all of Woof: Ohio" ' ' • '
1,r1,.5e t. By Rev. D. Robinson, on Neil Imes day,lfr.ll.4o Epp,
Jr., to Mtn Paneling BMW;
By..the same, on the 2d of It . ebroa,l7. .10r,..7,050r A b eam,-
"Ciruny, sip
Columbiana Oonnty,.o. • tor . ''7.•"'
OE
By the mime on the sth of February; tti.:Toliii4katifiliir
to Mies JANE dILIIOOI4 all of Haitooor..ooluktyisVatlts•
..;1%
. .
:,..t:-/ 1,:b1 - 41 . 1, V . ITT:iLf . „ I .fi'7i - tj.
4113 ii:ii.iivz 1,0 Itx #
tritn ~,,i..t,..„, 1,,,,,c,.
j Dire--Of .•diatkrtee, on th'e orthe4th of isinnitij;•
nesr,Nsis z A isiandrily Westmoreland Connty,.Po., Mr. Jsnes,
M. Hots, 'aged:About 27 years.
itie'deiensed Veii4
het' of the Ilsfcirnied I.icibyterlan
end respepted by en who*.new him: He was, we belleilks ,
icuspyristien TLek r following letters, written WA friend,
some time Previous to.hti,deat.h, will indicate , the state it.
his heart.
• " , -: 4).:>t!...;
t [tie taerira . 444;eileairinit' the denieeds
•
specei forbid They exhibiiii'riiindl dee ply.
etroogiin'ifitith,rbright with *hope;andrapidly.
14.00.
• : • .
k 'Jet IW.
Ditn—On Friday, the 28th d_y stem r buite ,h
iesjpiheepf; bek..sonlu4sW, , Wm. tlctfibtAniin;PortecTogo•
'olluton Coukty;,Pa., attir a . protracted ilinees,,
PottiJouilitoW, wife oflasittlitilotiattoli; sged;l2 Years',
Tiwidecessa wilt both liirtiauphitt.CoinW, wlience3n .
early dife,she emigvateddo Ilittaiklin , Clounty, where she was
iohifinthAptvora/gyAnown; flim thence, she came to Centre,
ind finally to 'Cli9tou County, ; whefA;shuclosed her days,
Atiticirsab4,l4iotiklioliOltildsof:citit'dven.nd friends. She
herielf with ti4PresbyterlAb:Chhini:
iA ;which'. tituntnianion Vuhe lived .atid'
Which she had trusted; and being Assured .thatlie wettable
t° 1".1 1 ?5t. 1 4 °t 37 1 4 ;! e•ftib, ; ii!VM'Sed
in!full hopes ot
r a.glotiousr immortality. o , ll tfW l rAi,a lo , l ”4,
beamed to preeti; Ah Aged.
Who had long shared hetrtnils' And tiotablAti, WaV biing loft
behind. The consoling thought; however; that heilso was
in the bands of a kind. Saviour,' - atioothece.lloWit the hist
thorn in her pillow, aiid;she died in peaee. W. S.'
. ; 24 Presbyterian" please copy.
31st, Mr. .il3llll M. WRZON at his residence,
in Armstrong County, ta,,,in the nth year of hisage.
Mr. Wilsot w,at srolti4to thiinunlimeoltrade Run
Preebyterisatoitar i ohrtudB22. Aboul he
;vas elected a Ruling Rider, whicli ; ofiloe lie held in that
church until his removal 'within the bounds of natant'
Grove church, where pe.vvas,ituitel . led ifiethosa l tue office, in
1810. some before ide dea th, removedagain into
the 'or"Gial4 l ßll24
,44:
denrGatt ihis,PtiediptiiriV ilioetil l ilia 7 Ohefir l ifill )
diSpritiopAade hlin'n?most agreliabl`e coi4anicintttildrhli.
itwaititasr- We i mourn ) 4 11 9 . 88 irbtkftchp:ch. yew, bstt ,
hope lie' ism! jollied the 011 uratliteiqc.. • [ tv ., l
his Nail; iiiiicAleolt.fol:
lowed hll trust ; to 'AA masboiiii: , 4,Ls4eiligeo
tioni are wikilown7 • 'Thus a niyhtierlopiiiiiiiividirlaii,'llitvio
fevtlreeke, bereuved liasmily of dz otilldreo, oue undutiful;
"Actt'h
hasJl4l6, F.ff . il ll . l ,q 4 ,l% , l l l9? ti l*i t Al rsi g nssi t l iil ;tenni'
she, " J.eave 14 , i1tittrleas
Niro
,r 1 ) .liil.l rOl f•elv
pun-111 Bertdey, fors t nth 0, ;Imo; Aaps, yottrigel
daughter tifVfWain M.D. Mid Joust - Johnson; aged% yirdy
and knwangul,` " •• :
, • •
' Little , dggie Ins tallik. mail - from the ofyhtil 4
pammte„ jug whenhen oberrful prattle hid begun tolfilty,
their peorts with hope an d ; bet; innocent mile touoluell
every °fiord o parlid ' lei an •li morel ?S",ery94ltA 0 1.1
Inaiowt;d•em?tiOti, l tte;"th:e eeetWeeBoore4tivhia,tlielfulut
tang:Mid, or'the honey bee, bee Just
pluckedifrom, its pare'ilt stook..: But she is tnnsplaxiiiiii i 6 s*
!Lizav , efly oyrpe n ta ).11.19 yksfentidEtl beauty. ,•••
1; " I Nrom a dv e rse bldgte , and lowerin g storms
. fler favored soul lie bore; .. r . • J.
u ' 1 ,7"
'4llmiliveitito die no more. r.W' •
apicicei 'Wants, repine z k oi. sinholoilis'itin,lta bit
. • Dilni 2 =Jiii:4olliParftiePrereidnti linnb "i gli .
Jr?
ear 4kout i liatoolls7l4urd',l.l4,l4r,4oinr.O.rgonanniti7l
t 20 * age,
The e d lr ess4 , .I' l 4 rfi li tnii_prl! nc lP d s r° 74. i ? ° .firfe P•ji
earth. the' VI abbath Previous :to' hit . death, he normitls9 4
hie accustomed .plaisiletlie'hetisti' of "PraYoi. ' OA ( the'
Thuredsp following; ihrieturtied hOindffrOni the eohoctilie
was.teaching L itelfhborhoti.cl oft his father's, unnitllti
N""7,l7afittrsel.ll!4?4,4:ltidelt,i,"l Nd "Vit ;Aug;
no al.innini syOptiinii aii.peated until
He hiv4tited Stalest iiiittabbith ) rdigfa T , cot down amid the
bloOm of 'o4L:ljAire;'heloeengtiliiineel?
'owe whioti.his parents' lied .'pUblitedy . Made% bu hit!heitiklil
whet in,ll,ntanitq theyteciated . bien God;.in,the ordi niacin
cjf i n t.,t 2 P4 MI4' !Ti l Pgri
,lie;,oved nide and ne sanctuary. In the absence of_
le r Wtlar, l joVtiVie; t iri . SltiV i egas i te.Y iag , ;44111P7
Hi. bereaved patents, a fond deter and brother, with a large
lEEE
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circle of relatives, mourn their lose, which, we doubt not,
fa his eternal gain. Once more we are all wanted that
death respects no age nor condition. " Therolbre, be ye
Can ready ; for in such an hour as ye think not, the Bog. of
Mau cometh." e.
ADYERTIS.EMANTB.
ABBRABICL. eel WILL ATTEND TO
any Real Relit* or Exchange Business or Collections,
which you may • have , In Nebraska Territory or Western
lowa. My plan of conducting the Beal Estate Agency, is as
follows:
1. I invest the funds furnished by the eapitalist. in his
name; get the deed recorded; attend to the payment of any
taxes which may accttre on the property, (the capitalist fur
; ?netting the money . ;) attend to renting and the collection
of the rents, if improved property; recommend when, in
imp Jfidgment, it is beet twitch any portion, or the whole of
,the property, and make, the sale, (If the capitalist concurs
in the expediency of e ach sale, and authorizes it,) and re.
*lnvest the winder and. in general, give, my personal man
. „agement and, superintendence to the property for three
^yearn, (or longer, if dish.ed and agreed upon,) and at the
zendof. - whattiver time may have been agreed npon, I take
...tweilltee: per Cent. of the NET profits on the • investMent,
- 1 1br illy Mile, eipense, and time, from persoth furnishing
etfre hundred dollars or more; and „fifty per cent.' of
'the net i prollti'to parties furnishing 'lbas than live liiindred
s :2..t/r,I will guarantee six per cent per annum on the in.
"weetnieet„ind ate, for my trouble and erpehae, ONI nary
rof the net protif4 (additional, to wald nix, per cent per en-,
rittm,) , which may accrue. In thief; jeers on raid investment.
At' preiedt; ofteal , nature in Nlebnielia4a ediancing from
/ADOto IRO,ptir colt. per anntin4 and iti,snmelnatemansamare,.
.1
. MONEY MOANED.
• I also' 'attend Ito X,osaing Money for "citpitiliete. Money
worth, sucLesin readily be loaned, at' rom three to'five •
: Aker cent a month-well secured on real estate, or by good
wwnal security,'as may tWdestial. aiitenn" Ibr loaning
aud'euperintendlog the mune, .are rammritaal Per .•
cent.•On the mar profits.
ti 0611ections nude" at, the usual pr nin'tli
Emitted. Addreee BROWN
Oiriba Ott' Nigatakia. '
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REFERENCES,:
• AClitiony P. Haiiey, Bank of New 'l9a, ' RAJ ' I to . Tic'
Charles 13crlinier a Brother ,Pnislistierayin '` " •
Rev. 0,13. Bidwell, 116 Nitwit tiltresit,..., K • i.
Li
Walfer.rwrie,Pree. ellsedbai 1, 7.11 BD, • v.; ,
Rey. lar W. MuegrATO, D 2611 at , 1e2 1 4
Drexel kCo , Balikens;;Philaderphle. ,
Bankdr,',Daltlmia%lML ,:(1.111 ...in •
• ; Brown,BrothemA '..`AL,,Eankere ~ E altimoral*
Itlaf.'ClinieDickdon,227 ) W.' Lekingtom BLOIS; -me
5 G eorg , s in,o,,,k- i ti*. D.,. Pipahargh; Pa. ,:; .11) Vii'qTlCl
I A. W Loomis, Attorney,
F. Rev. David Elliott, D. D., Allegheny City, Pa.'
Et.:7..,Hetulici
_Publish"; Buifistol Etirrif f 'lo - 4
- • EitteedP.Oriw. M. D.. . •
marina; '
earketebb a to.,com - isiiimalwatiautb,
land, Phie. ~, c.
Hon: Win, D. Morgan; ,
Newark iff#0,366 4 , • -
Cieorge4 robe; Id- P 4 Cincinnati, Ohio.i • ;14
George M. Ilse, Attorney,
CIA TallatidigEam, Attorney; Diy forirbl •••'
Hasid Harliangh. Attorney, Detrolt,ltlichli ca Ujw
• Taber,Hiwk CO, Richmond House. Chi •
Jazolui .. 101.• Bay, Ciehierhank; of, the State Of WM:
dianapolie, , •
]Y William; Principal, pounds SerninAryi . rmaktps,
Helitner I. .e• t, • tv'it
It , a.. olDna & Ow, ileroihni Ilaphytqa, Tem.
.0 fr
• yi H, risher ' Ds, NitvrOlelausiTai. - ••• .A;
. 111 F 7 A Uttle ;- ° * ehi. t r ZW1.0..*.11#141.1t050141114 ( WS",
ri ebraska Territory... • • , ; „ .
Thee H. Denton,. Ji4 itaaker..C6iinift luwiL'i it/:
blork.—Remittance; ahnold, be_Exclunwei aa,A•wl, Xofk
City,:abeeMit to` rey addlyealmalia City,.Ndllawlea Terri : ' tory4 r • y • . , :toe nasant,•-i
IV L I O Aazeito it is:l?'
Thoeprestryteriap Board.of ;Putilmation have lately ad-.
audio their Catalogue the following valuable an d interest-,
Ing'bbokie Tie the Sablikt/i l Sehitol , lnd the , !..
1. , 4 Dayiwlth,the
l isamaters. Written far the Goard
Publication. k 18mo., pp. 72. Piles 15 ctn. "
2.-The tint' listobath'.Facianion,*and its Conit*inences.'
18m0.,,pp. 72. . Price 16 eta.,,:
3:"WilliaM"Bartiete, the dedd Sen Col/Gated'
Beat.; Lesions of t the Staisx and WI/n.18114 happiest
18mo , pp. ICB. , 15 and 20 cts. ,
di Linarre to 84 IN. 1, bi f uitctlityApiiiviiiice) ) -Wfiiiiiiiiii
.thet „Ulm°, pp. 122. PO*
. .
=Mints.
s:l7ootprifttei of Popery; or: Pied's' where 'Maityri
Suffered. .18m0.,,pp..,177,.,, Price 25, find 80 sta.,. F., „ . ,
• Iv 'lthymei : for the . leilreerk.:: 18iliol; pp. 01! Trlont2o arid '
;25.4ent5..•..L- •
i. Select Stories fp r Folks. gomPlled by, Addle. :18m . 04' pp.;2l4J. Pri de3o and 36 stn:' •" • '; 1 / 111 •••
:ne thl Forbes, or. Fourte en , OiVoys ; of; Stpdyiselte
'18M6., pp: 330. Pride 36 and 40 seta.. ,
0. The.Ctaldlnliterapillonk. Compiled
pp. 144,, mice, and 25 cents.. • ,
_;
20,
%din tii6 'Coral' Island& Western
conaprising the ;Mew Ilelaides. tiroupvthe Loyalty Group,/
and the N elf Caledonia Group. b r y‘the Hey..
Rink/543: . 12thoi,/ pp: so•coNitc IL , I:- •u • •
11. ; (*eats *on; the Gated ,Ishindi,.or . Auckleptnpf Contrast, betivsetithange mid , llhristian Life;of the tient h Sea
ere'''. /By / the 3111,`e Riirtotbligii.NESilailiv,
POW.Hte, COMPfialPe t h e ' ' 241.° 4 11 g a .Großth Penrhyta Jai
!lands, and 'Savage lalanid: With l•renientvings.
,'Price 75 • /
1,2: Faith and Works , or the, Teaching of the Apostles
Mid latties;', on ihe'Deashieitlf , Jiiettficitideixlifeetli
;Harponioue.. by 14 H. Christian , peetototArt Nertheres..
"byteriskt c hurch, Philadelphia. 18Mo , pp. 186. ",..Price'2o
'and 25;cente.:; ! .f • . n• ' .
13. By Whom Is t . 114090 . r1c1 to.be Converted 1 or Christians
and 'Agehts for t6ie Oonveriioaof
the: World: 1l the 'Ater. .•rhomas Smyik;D:D: etibtiateW
by request of the Syto i d of South Caplins, 18mo, pp.:108..
!Price 26 rad t - •')
• • • ' • P c •
I.4..TheClassunktosor ,llso College Povisill...i.V • Presbp.
.tertaii Miiiistai. 18mo., PR 203 . 1 Yrige n 5 nod b4s.
lb:4 The •Priebillirian 4 1 1. salmbllitit. 4 10 Thoniai.
liesnegs.. Psice,43O Ants:, 44. 1 ,5 t , • .
. • " • J9IEPH e. NGLBS, Publishing Agent.
. iis,lll3•lgm 4 1 ) Ffr No: Pa Chestnut SL; P,oll64l6lphis. '
,
tkul r i •
Nowra'Bortico; le, I'2; 150" . ..
DR.:;Nlair. IBM MI 2=lllC'El LOIS CA: 'At 9.10.1 MP",
interest in J.tte 'common .pausepf , our ; blessed'
beiferins his ' - 'friteresur'''ainaiioit' isitifuf
meu , to; be more_ fulti ifasintainott. •tund .seeured throufahi
,and"' lay the anstedning . our own branch 'of the
r Christian Church,' w would , hy youi-Periniaeicdri citiU the at ~
tennon of that portion of the _Presbyterian family who de
: sire:' the Opining - 80ring, to procure a farticin' isiare healthy
locality-, endoit the 'same. time; withid the bbniads ofePreS-7.
byterian congregiilloo, and would affectionately,. invite any
seehopeileti io ce/raind'ses'a farm that is' to be•sold otith4'
lath of Maroll'aieatt. % This farm is.sittiatesi in the Coiantiof.
• Milianing;o4lyingclosia to the piesMant village of North hen
" torryin Snliebo tifOLV ibeik fbiitldink ;'
also, a respostableconsregation *attendance fromiabbat
: t o tSabbath.: 'Ttio' ifev. 'WM. 'O. iitratton is now, - end has
beppfkor, several years plet,our Stated minister ;11 , ;.. •
This Farm was the former residence of Itiathard,Sproat, a.
venerideemexidier of our blaurclioihiniethe'Lintitat re= .
moved from the Church militant,,(aa we;humblitrust,), to :
the l hunch triumphant, within the pest year ,The above
need faint contains about 165.M:wee, gib:inf3oo of which'
are in ' a good statn,9C cultivation ; an abundance ; of ,good,
timbei; well watered'¢y_apringe; ' a conifertahle dwelling;
a large douhtel deck* bank , barn ,'also,tilourig,Aliriftywor ,
chanter grafted ;fruit, both. of, apple; and Ipaisati; and lice
within four m il es of-thb Oblo and renniyivanikilialliobii.
In, short, it is one of the moat desirable places of residence
natal this section of country, for a, Presbytedan
ebb:a tinnily' will“reeeive the heirty Iteiciiiiiebt all our
people., May we not hope, trent the many. bilndreds of the
readers of the Binder and Advotate,", who Wish toObtain
o desirable hoMe the coming lipting, :least 'hci 'be !faint:ad
with one googb.rother, and a coworker w;th.us it,lfhtuPuo!
of Mir blesse d Redeemer. " "• '
-.Furthinctisulars. May be; bad kr gd4rassing iW
rf, .
Miler NOißenten;ltahoningCouly,
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t i .n
. . : %AO • g '
JIL" "ikT prrrestra6u;VlClOlSYLVAfiLk. . **
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.• , - .Ctrativissolless,•lBs6,r,r..:l*4 :.;s! (1.11.
• '4.• • , - /ACI4T4': .91 TAN eferIaSIRETW4.;
• TWO 1377111D.RED. AND SEVEN ,
DAILY A.TT NDAD
•find thellelfool
1.41161.8111"4:Nli Noisy" - THoitotifilr'cuaormeOZLL
TAW,. !Far, .rer
/ft' - Lir •
Awarded to tide College, by the. Ohie,ltleitiganiulpd
sylveuhi state Fah e, in 111.55 . and ILA, fßl.lle..ll99BD,sistess
and Ornamental • " f'• • •
"Iftliqt6l•JlLD , SYSTEM. Cis". BOOK - KBEFOIW • . •
' Taught 14y Ay:tactical business maniyhopubliehtd a popuW
work on tkoklteeping ns, 'perky, as 1819. /nine owe!.
Ctiintioiiital College 'ls' Book-keepiew Jouglit 14 Tesitheg;
having an equal amount of experience 'lo,:tesokilng, Melt'
U l e ff,:q r 4.4 je l• • • " ••
‘"
•AVerigtr than to complete a thorough Ootuse, Otoi2 weelttie
Can enter atarty,thner-revlew•at plentniro. lßosrit perweek:,
82.50 to $.3 . .00.; Prices for tuition .and.board--,-healthiest
city'ln the Unionitts **feat variety' . I' . l , iiaiideee, makeis
. the cheapost and most available !iota thellaited - Statea
Juy,lotuag,men. o,gokina Business Education, and obtalnett.
- BPeehrimaiir of 'Welting; And Circular, sent free of ehsrgo.
Address' I '; /11Vi - JRNHINt4;
fe2l •. 4.. i • ;.1•+, • , 4 Pittsburgh, Pa.
w o ,IIB,W,,,,,4IIH,HaIaHaLIaIWILIawHOOKIIkoniTPO
'FA MILY..TOW N, AN SCHOOL LIBRARIES—Poet
received by JOHN 8. DVISON, 61 Market Street, botween
Third and Fourth,
„ ittabailf,k, , ,,_+.. t.
A Ray of Light 11 , 1 ) 4gibten yottlig Homes, a new book
by author of "Wa fiumbtanit" Dr. Tweedle's
new book, Home, a Book for the Family. The Evening
! Hymn. Memories of Bethany, ane a volume by author of
I eidi ind - Mind - of 'Jesue,"'FOOtitepi id - St. Paul, de., AZ.
frail Heaverk,for Life ondlarth, oralustrations of the
Book of . Prßihirtiii, by &iv. WM. ArnoL The Ohrletlan Year
Book,a Daily Golden i Treiisury.fog 'Aria Formit ravels and
Researches in ObAldiritid Suifitua, wlih'ioa amount of,ex
: cavitioda ..f.Erioh!!,of'..Nlsurod; alutBhfish,
•• • Bfihslattn the Palace" of Esther, by Wm. K. Loftus. The
x*oni, bitMlde 'New - filienada,or"rwatitillontbs
theAndea. by,./. F. Holton. .811verwood. , Burepldia, , a
oral ''tiausliiiloY ot. 'Hind ! Book otyruverbe. , The Giant'
orithe 'Battle Whiewin must tight !' ,KektnitthFcirbiii:
Sinai and Palestple,ln connezlon with:WM..lllstory, by A.
Y. Sianleiiwltit inAreesidd plates—la ver y viiltiable book.'
fe2l,4t ' J.B DAVISON, SI fklarkidalt.v , I
AO*b trA AlleterrsiiiicAA"noctiere
ilk, The Sytmcitieectel acki,ppentnr , New.).Woke ibr eato 7 '
beth Seheorahnlehle Lfbrarien, from Ike 13,5. Utlon,4flut;
eichtusettat viaduelether Ttibliehe „re
jell* peet.and in London. „;Al ways 'on . mid, 1 ! . ./ 8 4T.€4 , ag'1
miriinentliff Caidsland ooks, elegantly .
yhnledt.alt46lllltlt;atedlbyt
&tool andlubbp3.llctlo•f4 Renard'. . . • •P.l
rt ,h 0 • •:-." JOHNII:'DATIBON,
`fell 4t
61 Market St., between.U.sad
iILI RA. 4 : ; 4k : 0Z AIN. at .eamter)imonliA
WATER' le eßerfame. of metpleie n riebqefpn New,
none that Initoeillitelj Femoveiliashea; Tan, BloteMat; Mind
complexional, blettigfhes 4,n:puriller ef t the 'breath' Ober;
e#iciliing; a preservative gum {.pd tooth wash ;' tuni , ozZiT ,
adine and more MidestkLitibMitiegiiinci'than"th4.
Marina Cologne. w e
.C . 't
Sold V.
D.. Leeman lON - wholesale dm= `
. a t
SMeetW•PipwaT ellit*AWittagibtais • • !bows.
f 7 ,l l 'xA l :lN(i and eoetlog of of Rife lialeamic ointmept
leggier*); Irritations Abe s n.
upon ,beresocSeedB,4*lan" erysipelas, sad 491 emu*,
Ncraiilbus• u1e44,47.
./ ..,... •
iiitternmiition:fra infiliclee in stirgeryi. _
riefo°. KtiraSelaisis.
ess tli Vi,end Iron • and .by dryplatlyat,2bit.,.
No.n - ;',.1t. , .„11,2 If ,4, • Oka.
dillAgraiidisLoolPer Pot-'
s 1:: ANION WANTBDi a il'iltOtrieGr dinliti
1 TlAlLellf, ( ,sk Ersdpsfßof 4•Eivm 0,04,0 3. ,,p,„ ; - who
bad •ovigea a: bp,lf yeimv. rxp•Tiel,istc ift4l4ll4lO,WW
dream iltuatiOn alTriacipilPoiiAialistant, In'an Acadmy:
Addr.,eas ;.., ,„'.) i i,4),-,414. iqte . I‘ZAUCIATION,'.' :f;
10 , .3t,* - 1 ... i • ' '" ' Xocle, Centre flaunty, Piti;,
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Please address ` Y. N., Box 669,
14•20 Philadelphia Poet. °Moe
PROSPECT US
PRESBYTERIAN BANNER
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bocat
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The BeaUM is published weekly, in the cities isf;Pitts.
burgh and Philadelphia, and Is adapted to general /6=
in the Presbyterian Chnreb.
•
IN ADVANCE,
IN CLUBS of twenty, and upwards,
DELIVERED in either of the cities,
ADVERTISEMENTS; In Advance.
For eight lines, or less, one insertion SO cents; each sob•
sequent irusirtkm,2s. cents:" Bach itddlthsfma lies, b e y on d
ei • ht, 3 cents for every insertion.
.
or eight lines, three - months, $8.00: 'Zarb additional line
For eight lines, One Year, $lO.OO. Each additional line $l.
Ositoe of two .line. •$5 • year, - ; and $1 for each' addl.
.tionsti line.
gonna* Nortowt. of ten lines or less, One Dolls?. Each
additional line, 5 °buts.
ifir'CommunicatiOrts recommendatory of InvetiltiOna,lde
Meal Practice, Schools, Lc. do., being•deslinied . for the prow
slur) , benefit of Individuals, should be paid for as. Business
Notice's: '
Ewe by mall, where no good pportunlty otherwise .
•at hand: Drafts or notes of the larger denominations an
preferable,where they can be oonvemently-obtaiiied. • '
k
Stinscinnoss taken by. Rev. 8, Oultesm, 78 West:layette .
At:reit, - Beltithore. J. O. "ffillbuni . Seq., and Jas. d. Irwin
Beele,,Presbyterish rooms, „No., 45 BL. Clair' litreist,' Pitt& •
iburgN: I 8. 044, M . D., New. Orleans.
Peeress; sanding , twenty ' subseribers and nicrita;der ••••
'will be thereby entitled ton paper without charge.
. N.B. When Presbyterian families are verymucb.dispersed,,
bey' ;bay be aceomnioditad at theoD 4ricc, even though •
Oew of the twenty be wanting. l Let Stile supplied, if road
ole. The Pooswe shall favor, to our utpostability. , Let'!;;
' Supply be reit; brit Cee-iy'imperlpaidfor. '
• Por i Two. Dollars; paldore will send Seventymninbers;
• for Onb Dollar, Tdirty-thrte numbers. This is for the sake OS
essyremittanos. • • , . •
ass . l2.creclit Is. extended (we wiebit maynot beneedibUsi • t
eye' 'Credit) the Ootenritod TWo - Dollars, after the third
'month, and Two Dollars anti Fifty cents, at the end .ot
,year. These are but customary prises for other papso„„,, •
If Pastors, in making' up clubs';'flnd some persona Itee
:reedy to pay at ouce,they,may . yet send on thonaded4atja•
Club prioe, °tither own neponaibility to pay oborthr. It'
de,airdlble , that alpha data their anbscriptionyeriOd . dirtfei
•seizioJuki, • DAVID 7 4 ODIAP.PI', ProPOstOr..,
. . . .
ILIFITHRMIO-1111!YRAST/hi iagreat se - ving'Sf eigt
shortening, and fardmperior to fitim of Tartar,-Both;
/maw, or anything else' of the . kind. Be particular and. ..,
auk for Durkeers,lf yott wish thatenuine, , and do not'
to be disappointed In having the true article. Hhcsignature
is oh each canister: 'Tike no other that interested persona
mey endeavor to palm off on you. Durkee's Baking Powder
hes been adopted In most of the ilret class Hotels and lead-
In g f private famines in*New York, as the beet andonlj
factory article. It is guaranteed to, please. Sold, by the
beet Oroceii,Dinggiela and Wintry Storekeepers through.
out the Union, and at e illiolesale, by ,
REHR t amorr,
.No.lB:Noith FRONT Streak Philo:Welds:
I=
rin H in: ,iniDERSIGINEDI.MA 'BERN . AP"- "'
112 POINTED financing Agent and Treasurer, for the col-
Isfcring Church enterprises, in the Synods of PITTSBURGH,
-ALLEGHENY, WHEELING; ARD'OHIO, via:
They General , Assembly's-BOARD OP 'DOMESTRIMIS: '
I8ION8;•. the General Assembly's BOARD OP, EDUCATION
.the - General Assembly's CHURCH EETENSIONA2GMMI,T
'TEE, (St. Ionia); and the YUND'FOR 'SUPERANNUATED
. MINISTERS,ANHT/IIBIR FAMILIES. ' • •" •
Correspondents. _will .pleaso address hiM stating
distinctly the PrestOAry and:Citsrck . from 'which contribn
.tions. are sent ; when . a receipt retniad, by snail, the
• xkarne of,the post office and County. .
As heretofore, monthly reports will be made through the
Presbyterian BolioiFeiisd Advocate and the Home and Pardus
'Record. . . J. D. WILLLtRIS, Treasurer,'
' '" Presbyterian Roonti;4l St Clair Street,
„ , Pittsburgh,' Psi. f• • "
~ 1 11Y 2 4. ' • t
rs zoiram so irrys loNvicriernmAC
& R ah FOURTH Strew!, yealkw,Chaetnnt•
. ' • •••• , ••ti •PHILADELPHIA.
, Envelopes, Dle,,lihilling and •Engravingollips Altered,
viacipea Stamped with Buzinees Card a,iasopopntbie Envel
;open, self staled and'printed . •directkiajpapei for aut.
eultnriete, poems, la., for putting up mama seeds ; and , •
groceries:' •
PRINypIG . 'of -kinde,', viz : Oardm, Billaeads,' , „bis. •
entire: lll4lORAYING of TbdUng and Wedding cazas, Wlthan
'elopes to fit exactly, of the Booed English, French and
American. paper. . . • •
• Envelopes, Made' to order of ehay,, gluey - quality and di•
i cription. 'Oonveyanoer's Envelopes Jai 'dada; mortgagee,
• old papertyko., in,the lbeet manner by • '• • • -
• . • 1 WM. COLHIRT...
Pl. 'B. Ordere lent 'by- Exiream;
.alip*.,greemint
NEWNEWARK'rEmAtic - s ie ntxNAßitirnic
i-,-pent.delision of this Institution will continence
let, A na continue five tnonthp. No : vacation will occur s .
at the - clete - Of, tlie 'Present tern,; and puPilscan'enter inane;
&Maly; afterlbe,Cbristmaa ;holidays, and:put-Ow
. the, mune'
.o - AMY to bettor advantage than when entering later is ~
theacnolsetje year. Punctual an dconatalttattendalioe ,
,(mired of each pupil, after . becoming l y ponning. of the hal,
;Cation. Clrealare otintaining tenni reiininnek,le, inirhe
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%';;•• • ' MISS 11. CHAMBIRLAIIT,
jalo-2m , ' : ' ‘ledirark; Wawa*: "
nritue PLACE TO BUY MBE WA
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is at W. 4. IairOXEILUYS. - •
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Set% Oahe Bisiets, 'Castors,' SpootM, Forki, &c. All
klittle of Watches, Jewelry, and Silver Ware, made to
order and repaired. Ika..A deduction made to Clergymen.
• In_ I will sell my goods is ldw as can be had fa the eIV
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