CI
4 ,11 -som.7 parts of the State. Government
laMis may yet be hall. A family may be
v e il supported on forty sores of land, and
comfortable tenements rented for less than
one hundred dollars a year. We want yet
many farmers, mechanics good Doctors,
;teachers, and religious instructors ; but we
'do not want them unless they can come with
humble views at first, and prepared to en
dure hardships, Rs good soldiers. Nor do
we want more lecturers, more singers, more
showmen, or more who come for mere pur•
poses of speculation. The young, in gen
eral, are more desirable than the aged. Al
though some of these last may find it to he
expedient, (and the writer 9f this article is
one who, though in this category has never
regretted his removal,) vet It is obvious that
those in the decline of life will find it more
difficult to assimilate themselves to new
habits; and they will often sigh for the
greater peace which they have left behind.
Some have beep known to yield to this feel.
leg, and return to their former homes; but•
it is a circumstance I hive frequently re
marked, and' indicative of something at
tractive amongst ns, that these same persons
do often come back, and'then remain. : The
question of removal for this class, mint, of
course, depend on circumstances; but we
would advise, in general, that they be not
in haste to remove.
Ministers of the Gospel, who seek for fat
livings, should not come, for we have none
to give them; intriguing and peculating
politicians need not come, for they are
pretty likely, sooner or later, to be, called to
a strict account; ignorant pretenders had
better not come, for we have wit and in
telligence enough to expose them; and least
of all do we want those, who think to hide
here from a former profession of relig.
ion, since we have far too many of Onus al
-1
ready. ,
But we do desire the honest, the indus.
trims, the temperate, the skillful, and enter
prising, in every right pursuit . ' Above all,
we want met that fear God, and are deter
mined to , sustain hia institutions. 'To all
such we bid a cordial welcome, and can
promiie theta enough to dq, with alt reason
able success. Should such—especially if
one has started early in life, married n
a good wife, and, has sound health--should
such visit his distant friends, after a., fOw
years, they rill probably be surprised to
find him a changed man. He`-has. become
wealthy, influential, and 'useful--the states
man, the Christian, or the stable citizen,
whom, all must now respect
0, ye noble aspirants, male and female,
were this not better thin to suffocate in the
old hive, or to rust for want of action,. any
where f
for the Presbyterian Benner •nd,Advocate
Winterret, Iowa:
Mn. Burro' :—Permit me threugh your excel
lent paper, to express our gratitude to the Ladies
of the First Presbyterian church of Germantown,
Pa., for a box of Clothing, and ten dollars in
money,• which we have recently received from
them. These kind friends very judiciously se
looted and sent suelvthings as •willbe of real val
ue to us, and a good supply of them. For these
favors, they have our greatful thanks, and our
humble prayer to God is, that he will bless them
abundantly "with all spiritual blessings in heav-
enly places, in Christ"
We . wish also to express our thanks to our non
gregatiOn, who have recently made us a Donation
- Visit. Hard as the times are here, our 'kind
friends left with us many valuable presents, both
in money and other things neoessery in a family
-amounting in all, to near fifty dollars. ,
Our little aural, organised in June with
eleven members, now numbers thirty-four, with
- the prospect of ten or fifteen more soon. ,
Within the last few weeks we have had many
tokens of God's favor, and his people have been
greatly revived, and some eighteen have been
added to the church, and a number are still an=:
ions. Our prospects as a•churoh are very good ;
and as we have one of the very best parts of our .
State. for health, fertility of soil, salubrity of
climate, we,invite those of our brethren who may
desire to seek homes in the West, to visit Winter
set, before settling elsewhere.
Very respectfully, yours,
Weans L. LYONS.
• ter the Preab"AGMs!) Balmier and Advocate,
Diasoltttion of a Pastoitil Relation
At a meeting of the congregation of Morris,
held in thiPreallterian church at Kylertown,
March 4 27th, 186%. according to previous notice ,
given, John W. Irvin was called to the chair, and
Dr. Wm. Campbell was chosen secretary, when
the following preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Walnuts, Our pastor, the Rev. B. E. Collins,
has impressed a desire to resign his pastoral
charge ' mostly in consequenCe of the great dist
ance b etween his churches, and the extreme in
convenience and badness of the roads, especially
in the Winter; therefore,
Resolved, That we concur with our pastorin
requesting Presbytery to dissolve the pastoral re.
cation existing between him and us. ,
Resolved, That this congregation express the
warmest attachment to " Mr. Collins, both as a
man aid as a Christian minister, for the faithful
-and suoceveful manner in which- he discharged
the duties of his office during the 'period of his
/ahem amongst us. , - ,
_ .
Resolved, That wherever he may go yr sojourn,
he will carry, with him the remembrance and
prayers of a. grateful people. :
Resolved, , That a copy of these proceedings be
published in the:Ohm/ter and Advocate,
Signed by, Joan W. Invar, Olen.
Da. WM. CAXPONT.L, Seo'y.
deports.
Par the Presbyterian /Banner and Advocate.
Report of J. D. Williams,
TWEJAMIIIIL''I3I TRH BOARDS Or DOMISTIC MIS
SIONS, EDUCATION' PUBLICATION, CHURCH Ex
' THASION, AND FUND XOR SUTERAIMATED
'MINISTERS AND THEIR FAMILINS NOR MARCH,
1858
DOMESTIC MUSIONS.•
Bison 'or Prressonaa.—Plairseibts ~. 701;lalituisrl oh,
as part,. $40.00; Murrayaville ch. 19.60. Bade vas :
62 80. Ohio .1-" by Pittaburgh,lat ob.
Sabbath School, 86,60,
SYNOD OP AlLloollB‘.-41kglierty pity P'by: Arose Bode
h;-16.66; Pine creek eh, CLIO; Dear Creek oh, SAO. £,6
,Pby: Gravel Run 011,0.00:
gigot, op se giluNG,-Iraahingtim P'by: Washington oh,
monthly - ooliecUon, 26.88. • Arno Lisbon Ply: Long Bun
.oh. 19.80.
Braun at Orno.—Richlo.nd P'by: Cheaterrille oh, 6.00;
Sandusky city oh, 16.00 ; Bladensburg ch, 1040; Perry&
Alla oh, 2.00; Waterford oh, 8.11; Harmony eh, 89.
Marion Ply: Liberty eh, 11.00. Zoneseelie Ply.; tam.
bridge oh, 20.00,
iWUWTION
Bryon mr 'manna o.—Blairseilto Cron Rosa.
oh, 10.00. Salteburg Pty : UM Creek oh, 15.00; Meehan-
Icebutg, 200• Cloward. eh, 7.00, Reds/one PSy: weer
Newton oh, 24.00; Brorrneville oh, 27.30; hiewlokley oh,
(candldates,)l2.oo; Tent oh, 221,12, CiJado Fby: °butters
qb 10.50; Montane oh, 22 50.
&snot , oe ALL7Col777.—Alltyhtoy City P 7/ : Cron Bowie,
15.00.
Brew or Wazatmo.— Wouthingion PO: New dumber.
land oh, 8.75.
13770 D 07 Orlio.—Narien My; Milford Centre eb, 800.
Idmortsertsoue.—Boy,,O. C. Bomberger, 550.
PUBLICATION.
Breon or Pirrenusaa.—Butirburg Fioy: Elderton ch,1.35.
galteburg eh
I W
10.00. ,
SY$ O 9 OF OWA:.9i Plhh: Wolcott and Blue Gran
cbe, o BD,
HO U AND pfnuntari Todonn.—ltev. Jahn M. Jonea and d
P. Sidles, each 50a,-100.
CRIIRCHUTEiiiiRON.
SYNOD OP oixremonan;—Rtairseitte P'by: Congruity
1100. Sattiburp Pby: Saltsburg oh s 14.00. Redstone
.P'by: Went tlowton oh, Mrs. A. 0. Patterson, 1000•
George's Creek th,10,00. ohm PO: Lebanou oh, 20.00.
ertion OP Aumausew,—Beaver PO: Beaver Fall" oh,
10.00.
BTROD OP Wm.—Markt, Pay: plagah ch,'3 00; Richland
eh, 8,00.
•
811 , 10 D OP Nauman Ittnitat4.--ittst Wayne PhYr } Hula'
ton 06,1.50; Pleasant Ridge e 6,1.00.
Blum OP lons,—Cnier Pby: Woltott , mud Blue Gran
eho, 10.00.
SUPEILLINNUATED MlNistmur_ FTJND.
SYNOD of RlT ll4 o 4 o l i.—Ziairset7/ePI .(tongralty oh,
1100; Donegal oh, 4.60. Redstone ploy; Sewickley oh,
1.76.
,
SYNOD 01 , 0111/o,—Zanaville P'Ly Norwich' ch, 1.25.
CLOTHING.
Ladles of
Franklin di, a box not valved; Lailloa of Noll'-
1 '1 4 °1," oh, , abox valued at $61.0
Tot ata.—Galneolo MI ions, $31,2..96; Education, olnifial
Pu tdloation, 527,35 aharph Datopajon, V 94.00
S upbranonatid MitilktArt, $18.60: '
J. D. WILIXAMS, Rec. Agt
.1 '. 46,47 9h4 Ps., Hard t 81,1868. 114 Smithfield Steed.
For the Presbyterian Banner and Advocate.
Report of R. Childs,
TREASURER OF TUE BOARD OP FOREIGN - Missions,
FOR MAnou, 1858.
7,ANEsvILLE rnstanYTEßY—Eniontewn congregation,
5 Utl; ;ambridge, 1.00; nristel, 8.00 Total, $14.00.
OH P'DY—Sabbath School of Canonsburg cong, for edit.
eating an Indian in Spencer Academy, named Alexander
Brown, 1000; Canonsburg cong, 15.00; East Liberty
cong, additional, of which Sabbath School 10.00, monthly
concert collection 500 —41.00; Sabbath School of First
eh, Pitteburgh, Pa., 3545; Second Pres. Church, Pittab'g,
Sabbath School, 25.00, to constitute twelve Life Members,
867.00. Total, $453.45.
ALLEGHENY CITY PGlY—lllancheeiter Sabbath School,
13.82; Fairmount cong, 81.84; Sewickley, 102.00; Crose
Roads, 20.00; Rev. Dr. Henry R . Wilson, and Mrs. Dr.
Wilson, 'to aid in replacing library of Rev. Gopeenath
Nuody. India, 50.00: Freedom 'mug, 6.00. Total. $227.00.
SALTSIIURG VDT—Washington cong, 9.00; First church,
Kittanning, 25.41; Rural Valley Gong, 10.00. Total,
$44.41.
ALLEGHENY P'llY—(loncordi tong, 60:00; Pleasant "Val
ley, 86.00; Tarentura Sabbath School,. 455 ; Leeebnrg
song, 6.00; Clintonville, 6 85; Ebenezer, 4.40; North Ent.
ler, 6.25 ; Scrub Grasa 15.00. Total, 127.55.
CLARION P'BY—New Rehoboth cong, 27.00; Do. for sys
tematic plat, .6.25; Female Missionary Society, Callan&
burg cong, 23.00 ; Male Missionary Society, Licking cong,
15.00. Total 71.25.
BLAIRSVILLE cong, 56.75; Donegal
10.65, Total, 78.40.
WASHINGTON P'llY—Washington cong, 28.38; Hooks
town, 19.00; ; New Cumberland, 8.75; Mt. Prospect, 23.00.
Total, 77.06. •
COSHOCTON PIIY--Coshocton cong, 87.50; Mt. Eaton,
,16,00; Berlin, of which 6.10 is Sabbath School, and 32.52
monthly concert-65.62. Total, 118.12. .
RNDSTONF, p'Blf—Dnulapie Creek cong, additional, 15.50;
Do., do., in part 24.90; WlCeesport lst eh, 6:00 % from Sab
bath School, balance to constitute four Life Members,
81.00; West Newton cong, additional, 6.75; Tent cong,
Ladies Sewing Society, 20.00, Total, 147.28:
PIM —Franklin Sabbath School, 6.25;. Box of
Clothing from Georgetoirn tong, with no valuition: To.
tai, 6.26. - . ,
WEAVER P'BY—Benver Falls wing, balance, 10.00.
NEW LISBON PRY-Hubbard oong. 6.00; Female - His.
sionary Society of.Olutalleld song, 10.00; New Salem cong
17.05. Total, 83.05.
MARION P'BY—Radnor cong, (one Lady 1.00,)' 6.00; Lib.
erty, 17.00. Total, 23.00. .
CEDAR P'l3Y--Woleott mug,- 8.00 Blue -Grain!, 'COO
John N. Jones and his wife, 5.00. Total, 12.00.
ALLEGHENY I.l3Y—Tatentrim cong, additional; 5.00:
Freeport, 15.05: Slate Lick, 27.04. -Total, 47.08. -.
Box of Clothing from Ladles' Missionary Society, of Colts
villa, 0., for Rev. a. R. Rainsir, of the Sethinole Missions,
valued at 66.38. „
Sum total, 11,500.06. H. 01111,1311, Troakirer.
Pillataargrh,Warch 31,1858... ! ;
Pius i tpartmtnt.
. .
SUNNY StIYZ advertisement
Mrs. ViliismiWe know to be an iiitaohttifiater.
Tim VIRGINIA 13ANICS are to resume, specie
payments, as voted by the Legislature, on the
let of May.
MEMBAGE AND DGOUNIENTS, I__Bn71 __ 8n7 P 12- ,
,8. We are indebted to lion. David 'Ritchie, for,
these valuable State papers.
TAPE OP lianixocx.- 7 -Sensi 75 eta., to J. S.
Davison, Pittebnigh; tot a cOpy'or this excellent
work. See advertisernent.
THE AMERICAN AGRIOELTURIET, la a large - sua
ably conducted monthly; published by Orange
Judd, 189 Water Street, New York. The April
number is rich in its contents:. ,
Books
Our neighbor, J.. 8. - Davison, presents to. our
readers, in his. advertisement, a lute list of
Rare and Choice Boblts. Call and examine, or
send by mail. And preserve the advertisement
for reference. ' ,
.Pelnas►lvariia;
.egiplattre,
The bill - reohartering the Merchants' and Man
ufacturers' Bank of Pittsburgh, has passed both
Houses and received the Governor's approbation.
A bill has been passed and approved, author
izing the Allegheny City. Councils to improve the
" Commons ,work greatly needed.
The bill authorising the sale of the Suriquehan=
nali Cana to the Banbury and Brie Railroad
Company, is likely to become a law.
Waehingtow
The great conflict, in the House; cape off, ao
cording to programme, on Thursday of last Week:
The LecompOn bill, from the Senate, was taken
up. Mr. Giddings objected to the second read
ing, but the reading was carried, the RePublicans
alone voting against IL Mr. Stevens then, offered
as en amendment, the bill which the Senate.Com
mittep had first reported. This was lost, the
strict Administration men voting for it. Mr.
then Montgomery offered the Crittenden bill,''
slightly altered. This passed by a vote of 120 to'
112, every member of the House being present
but one, and he was kept away by sickness. The
Administration was thus defeated by a majority`
of eight.
This bill authorizes Kansas to vote on the Le; , '
coral:ton Constitution, nndif it' shall be adopted,
the President is to issue his proclamation, an
nouncing KallSp.B as a State ef'the 'Union. If
that Constitution shall be rejected, the Territo
rial Legislature is authorized to call a Convention
to form a Constitution, which is to be sabmitted .
tc a,popular vote, and-if aclopte,d, the President
is then to annotates the State as admitted. This
turn is given to avoid any farther excitement in
Congress, on the eubjeot
The bill thus altered, was returned to the Sen.'
ate, which body adhered to the bill itself had
passed. Thus theanatter was alloWed to rest a
few day?. The event is still uncertain as to its
character. A compromise is to be, attetipted.
The attitude of Utah toward the United States
is still that of resistance. Generals Smith and
Horne 'are - ordered. to ' join:the Army at , Port
Bridger, thelormer to command the expedition.
Troops and supplies; are, being forwarded. Con
gross has passed a law, authorizing the President
•
to accept three regiments of volunteers for the
expedition. , '
The Song,of the Sewing Machine.
The following beautiful lines, are from,the pen
of a- gifted lady in Cincinnati, written in' a mo
ment of inspiration, after having
,nsed one of
Grover & Baker's celebrated sowing machines;
in executing her family sewing, and published in
the Cincinnati Equiier. The new household do.
mastic sings a pleasant song:
I come from the realm of thought, I come;
Oh I give me a Welcome in every honie-
For. I bring in my trail,a stranger-guesi
A friend to the weary*" Domestic Best;"
And my iron hand has a gift'for all -
Who summon my aid in the Spring and gal.
I come, the "Child of Genius," I come;
And lo I what a treasure I bring to some :
To the weary housewife an hour from care—
An' " hoer for improvement," for thought, for
prayer ;
An hour for.repose "—l've thought it no crime
To pluck such feathers from the wings of Time.
I come,.with a cheerful song I come,
And I hope erelong through the world to roam;
'Neath the sun of the Troptes I'll lift my. wing •
In the icy hills of , the North I,'ll sing.;
And the trumpet of, Fame, from main to main,
The triumph shall sound of 'my useful reign.
Nirkets;
Pirmstman,. Tuesday, ,April 6.
Arose--Pesch, 6(4834*. Bets, 6jSa Boda Ash, 3704 c.
dertenrsl4se2.2s per bbl.,'
'MAUR arm Eass—Pacted,Butter. 10elo, common roll,
13314 c, prime do, .1.5a15. Eggs, FaSMalhalOo. ,
BMW—Shoulders, 7 1 4a7 1 /..p. Sides ,. 9. Western aftwii,
0 1 4a804, city do, 10%20 1 / 4 % canvassed do; 1134,811,44. Sugar
Cured do,,packed, 1234 c. ,
BEASIS—HaiaII white, $1.26 per bus., large doi 1. 0 0;
mired, 75a80e.
Corms—Western ileeerve, 0 2 4a0c.
panto Saar-12%c. far new, by tierce. s.
Demo FRUIT —Apples, $1.250.37. Peacliee 3Ma3.75.
Bassmuts— , lsssoc.. ,
ytorni—ditperfine,,on arrival, 32082.25., and extra 3 008
8.65. From store; superfine 3.50, extra. 400,And family do,
4.37a4.50. '
Basnr—Oats, 286213; 'Corn, 48c. Rye, 52c, from first
hands, and 65 from Mere. Barley, 40a45c. Wheat, 70a85c.
far lied and White, on arrive.
aaoczarss--Bugar,7%,"@Bc. Molasses, 36037. coffee, 120
1.24. Rice, 61,60e,c.
Lean—No. country, 0146934, and city do. 10c.
Foregone—On arrival, Bode 33c. - Neshannocks, 40c. Brotri
.store, Reds 33, raised, 87a40, and Neshannocks, 45a50c.
Bisns--Clover, on arrival, 4.6204 75 per one. of 02 ins, .
and from store b„00 retailing at 6 25. Timothy, on arrival,
200 and from store $2.25@2.50.
ALLEGHENY CATTLE 4ARKET.
BErvia—About 800 offered, and.sooreold, at prieee rang
ing from 3@4 1 / 4 'ie, groan, equal to Oallkie net, from 3).‘e4e
ruling., .
r, iloo °pared and 450 r01d,.840 . 8 04, grOBB, as In
ty the card going gest.
0 , 30 _120 in Tons, and 300 sold, the remalidir being
for the Fast: Wes at 4a50 gross.
THE PRESBYTERIAN BANNER AND ADVOCATE.
[ADvERTNENIEsva
Pulmonary Diseases
Letter No. 6.
We have thus far described as fully as our
limits would permit, the Anatomy and Functions
' of the Lungs, and come now to consider their
' various Diseases. First and chiefest of these,
is Pulmonary Consumption, the nature of which
can only be outlined in this letter.
Pulmonary or Tubercular Consumption consists
of a deposit in the air cells of the lungs, of a
substance termed tubercle, which much ream
bles cheese, both in color and consistency; it is
deposited from and by the blood; and is formed in
small, round masses, varying in size from that of
a globule visible only by aid of the microscope,
to that of a pea, and sometimes they are found as
large as a chestnut. We have examined lungs so
filled with these deposits, that they seemed to
feel like bage of shot of great diversity of sizes.
These tubercles are removed in one of two ways ;
either they soften into a fluid matter or pus,
which opens by'ulceration into some of the larger
air tubes,- and is expelled by Gough and expecto-.
ration, of else, their softer portion is reabsorbed,
leaving 'a hardened, passive concretion, consist.
log mainly' of carbonate, and phosphate of Lime
and Ammonia; and which May remain inactive
in the lungs fox: an indefinite Peried. The first,
procea'S is the most Common and most fatal form
of the disease, the triberales 'rapidly increasing,
fill up the lung and'deprive the blood of air, and
'consequently diminish the Strength so'mtioh, that'
when the
not
and
. diecharge -, takei
there is not sufficient vigor loft to heal the ulcer
ation which' goes on consuming the Pulmonary
tissues till death ensues,. This is its usual course,
but frequently by pro Per treatment, or some nat
ural remedy, the increase of tubercles is cheeked,l
and vigor •enough reniains, to heal the uloerti re-,
.sailting from - those .already deposited; and Con
sumption is Cared: ` We-:shall hereafter showthat
incontestible evidence of such casmexista:*.But;
we mast; first revert - to the feet .already.lststed,
that 'in/acti/0 is deposited frank the blood mulches:cc
rentark that the .dieemee exists in the blood livroireit is
develofied in the luny& This' is a most important,
fact, 'and should .be remembered .by every,. one.
We'sliall allude to its several bearings hereafter.,
C.' M. FITCH, D.
J. W. 'Svictis; 111: D. .;
No. 191 1 Penn StreetrPittsbrirgh,
poszmumairrn. •
' - Age and• Debility:
As 014 age conies creeping on, it brings , many
.
attendant infirmities. `Loss of appetite and weak.
ness impair the health, and want of aatiiity
makes the mind dis'oonteuted and - imhappy. ' In
cases Where old age addi influence, it is al:
Most'impossible to add vigor and health'; 'and
although Many remedies have been tried, all ° =l ave
until Beerbave's 'Holland titters Wert;
known and, used. In every case, where,they have'
been, employed, they have. invariably given,
strength and - restored the appetite. They' hal4
become a greitagentfor this alone, and'are used
by many people who are suffering from lois of
appetite and general debility. In cases of long
standing chronic diseasea, they sis al; 'charm;
invigorating the system,' thin' giving nature an
other opportunity to repair physical iujuries'.'
Cinnon !—lta careful' to ask for .Biirliaves
Holland ' '
,
Bold at'sl.oo per bottle, or, six hottlei for
$5.60, by the sole iroprigtOrs; - BENJAMIN
PAGE,' & CO., Pittsburgh ' ;' ' aild'llruggista ,
generally. ' ' '
fainwrientarer.l .
Wood's Hair Restorative.
This wonderful'priparation . islaving an; viten
sive sale in .all parts of the Union. It is-,one of
the few patentmedicines which. are,now Bold over ,
to the country, that are really what their invents
ors claim for them; :Wherever it his had a' fair
trial, the result has been preolSely. as- Wood-pre
dicts. It has never failed to turn the white hair
heart* the natural ogler, where the. directions
have been strictly follnwed, and' in numerous
oases it 'has restored the hair 'Upon heads'that
had been bald'for 'elite. It Ss not pretended-that
it , will make the lair grow in every, case, but
where it fails there is certainly no remedy.. The
restoration of the hair has been effected in so
many instances where 'the case seemed 'utterly
hopeless, that it is certainly Worth while for all
who have lost their hair to try the experiment of
nslng a bottle or two ox Wood's, Restoratiye.— r
Moline Workman. .
Sold by Gio;lLlCairien,
No: 140 Wood Strebt,' Pittsburgh,• Pa.'' ,
And by all. Druggists. - ,
foreign guttiligturt.
By the steamers City of Baltimore, Persitt, , and
Inc pyerpoel. dates are received to the 24th
The difficulties between France and England,
•.
growing out of the. Refugee question, though set
tled by:the ; i3Overnments,-have not vanished from,
the press. papleasant things are said, on; both
sides of ,the Channel. Tineste are intimated, de
fiance is. retorted, and warlike preparations re
ceive attention. It is to be hoped that - the peace
will be kept. Those two nations have the deep
estlnterest in undisturbed peace with each other.
Cotton was declining. The prospects of the
growing crop of grain were favorable, and hence
provisions were dull.: Specie was plenty, and
Stocks buoyant.
France.
Commercial affairs were =lcy depressed: - The
rigidity of the passport'syStem &used great an 7
noyaide. `Priblinvorieniere corameticed in Paris,
to afford'employmerit. Sailors -wens °Mired'td
join their ships. The Court do Chambord had
resolved to 'abdicate his claim to the '`throne
Franeti, in fivor of the Count de-Paris:
onlaa.
and Freneleheld posseedion of Can
ton.• All *as 'quiet, the hloekade was-raised, aad
trade was reviving. Immense "de'pots of 'arnis
were diseoVered in the city. •Tlie fortifiliations
were destroyed. =The ~ A merioans and Ilteisians
had joined the 'English and French Iritheir de
man'ds upon the Emperor.
lima .
Sir Colin Campbell wee marching <upon Luck
now, with an army of 20,000 men" and' a heavy
train of artillery. The Rebels-had added:greatly
to their fortifications; and had 1.00,000 .trained
soldiers, with guns and ammunition irLabunclance;
but still, the Engliah. were, expecting a speedy,
In sonwrainor. conflicts, the British anus were
The Zing et - Delhi was clearly convicted_ of
conspiracy and rebellion, but anTmglish% officer's
word having been passed to Sim; on his capture,
that his life Should he spared, he' was; sentenced
to perpetual banishthent at the Andaman Island*
Noticts.
Presbyterial.
The PRESBYTERY OP RIOHLAN D will meet In Preder
icktown, on the Second Tuesday (13th) of April, at T o'clock'
Pt M.
„Ig i o s ion a Liwards, and Receipts of Settlements with Pis.
tars and Stated, Sappiies, will be celled for.. The following
is the assessment on the churChes for” the Conimissian ers ,
Fundlto the next General Assembly, vial Milford, s2.eo;
Londenville 200; Perrysville, 3.10; Clear Fork, 3,50
ki artineburi,7..so; Lexington. 5.00; Belleville. 8.00; Orange,
3.oo;PaYoviile,"4.oo; Lake Fork, 2.00; Jironievllle, 2.00.;.
Aohland; 1.50 ; Fredericktown, 7.50 Waterford, l B.oo; On.
tario,4 50 PleaSont,, 2,25 ;. Bladensburg, BM; Saran.
nab, 4.00; Olivesburg, 2.50; Mt. Vernon,. 7.00; Saudasky,,
8 50; Minw,ood, 3 00; East Union. 2.25 ; Shelby, 4,50 ;.Ches.
teriVß/44 0 b:lArAngElY4 .5 4 , r 4s ooskiiii s.oo.;agoollijld
giove, 2.00; taloa, 400 ; Bloomfield. 200.
J. P. CALDWELL, Stated Clerk.
The PRESBYTERY OP NEWCASTLE will meet at Zinn,
is Maryland, on Tuesday. the 13th of April, as 11 o'clock
A. N end will he opened with a sermon by the Rey. C. W.
Hodge.
Th;+ Church Sessions will pions° to send up their Records,
their Statistical Reports, and their contributions to the
Commisidonere. Contingent, and Presbyterial Sunda.
ROBERT P. DUBOIS, Stated Clark.
Tho PRESBYTERY OP Af. LEO CIENY will moat nt But
ler, on the Second Tuesday of April; at 1.1. o'clock A. M.
NEWTON BRACKEN, Stated Clerk.
The PRE'SSFTRRY OF NORTEIMBERLAND will bold
its next slated meeting in Lewisburg, on the Third Tuesday
(20th) of April, at U o'clock A. M.
Full an d ac cu ra t e statistical Reports, and double the
nsual assessment for the Commissioners' and Contingent
Fund, will be expected from all the ebuTch Sessions.
ISAAC GRIER, stated Cleric.
Tho PRtSfITTERY OF AMMAN stands adjourned to
meet nt Milford. N. J., on the &cond Tuesday (13th) of
April, at 11 A. M. P. O,,STUDDIFORD, B. O.
The.PERSBYTERY 01 REDSTONE Will meet at M'Rees
port, on the Second Tuesday or April, at 2 o'clock P. Si
Seseloval .Reibrde; Oongreiational . Bettleinetits, Statibti
eel Reports, ardliontribu lions to Commissioners' fund.are
required to be' sent up. Vacant eliurches are beieby noti
fied to. forward:to Presbytery full statistic :4 of their mem
bership, benevolent contributions. ,and other items of In
tel est. • J. Id'OLIN'TOOK;Stated Clerk.
. ,
The PB.IISarTERY 08 11UNTICTOWN wan bOld Its n'eat
etated useethig in the Preebyterhur:ehurch Perrylvllle,
Juniata County, on the Second Tunest W., , (lte lath,) of April,
et o'clock A:. M. • • .'" '
Btatielical.Reporte-mill be called lot at this meeting, as
well nee report front each congregation as to whether the
pewter's salary has been paid. ROBIiST HAMILL, 0.
The PRlthrtElVit 'OP NEW LISBON will meat In the
pherch of Bethel, ,on the &gong of, April, at 12
o'eloek-M. • • • '•
Sessional ,Records, Statistical itepartse and Treasurers'
Reports of Settlement with Pastore and Stated Supplies,
•wili'be called for.':ROBERT DICKSON, B. 0.
The PRESBYTERY OP NEW BRUNSWICK, will held its
neat stated meeting in the - Pennington church, on Tues
day, April! 13th, et 11 o'clock A.AN:,,,,t0 , ,be opened with a
sermon by Asv..B. M. Miinttl,„ttoi Moderator.
' ' - WHITE, St.titbii Oleik..
The RREBBYTERY OP I
.STic[BEVI, LLB „will, meet: at
16w thignistOwn; on the Second Tnesday, of April, (the
13th,) et 31 o'clock A. M. JOIIN 11::AGNNW, S. C.
,
The PRBSIITTBRY WASHINGTON will met at.
Hookstrwn' Beaver ,CorucV,Ta., on , the Third' Thesday of
April next, at, p o'clock P. M. - . •
In. accordance, with a id:sliding rale; Pastors andfelt.
.alone willpleaso..forward fall reports of the ,state
glen . in their respective charges, to the Rev. William P.
sarich, M.D.; Chairman at the OoMmittee ,
on the Narrative,
l ac least Itenday,,slbefore
BROWNSON, O .
4 7 155 1.
•
The PREBYTERY
„OP ~sill S meet in, the"
chiral of , Pequeai on Tuesday; Rain ltiio , eloak
; At. this mooting be reqe4ed,. Statistical Report's,'
and Written 'Sessional - Reports on r the State ef'Relikien,
atad....payments to. the; Presbyterial • and Commissioner's'
Fu de. Membersdoming by ral Mead are notified"that. by
airing previous notice of: their intention, to the Rev. john
Wallace,,pequea, they. will be accotemod t ated with. coirrep
entice from Kinser Station. ' - - •
t , JOHN, PARQUITAR,.Stated,OIerk..
=Er
.
. 'The PRESBYTERY OF. FIND & NY-elan adieurned to
,meet in the &wake Patterson, Hardin County., Ohio,: en
lloVSecond tuesdele; the of 'kat' b'elock'P.
Sessional Records will becalled t ibr, for review, and sea;
tistical Report froin each clittrch will alio be called for. i
R. HOLLIDAY; Stated Olark4
The PItEBBIPTEAT OP BLitiltfitTLVE sc.
to„Adjournment sty :Unity ; (near Latrobe,) on the
'SecOnd Tuesdek of April, at 2'o'clock P. M.'
1-1; 3AMESI)AXIB, Stated Mork.
'llePtESßYTitir OP Roixliittßit vin hold its stated
Spring meeting in the South church, Galena, on 'Tuesday,
April 13th, at 7 o'clock P. M.
The assessment on thenlierchea fer Oommissionerell'und,
koist.the rate - afire cents per member. 'tkiesionalltecords
,will be RetiledAr.,!; ; : fi..T..WlLSONolltated,Olerk.
-711" • • • r ,-, ?
411`
MEMO
ISM
Her& 24th, bY •BO*. John' 'flit:man; Mr..JeurzEili:lll'o4-
nowt, of Centro County, to Mas i f Erlnf of Derry,
Montour County.
' 25th,' by Rey. 'M. B. Pit arson, Mr. Annum
Sonoptar to Miss MART Briarstew; Washington• Town.
ship, Lycoming County, Pa,
At the residence of the bride's father, on the 25th ult.,'
by Reir. gambol Wilson. Mf.'lettielzrrinti- 'Miiis'MARY,
daughter of. Mr. John Moore, all Dnn lap'rcreelt, Payette
County, Pa. ' '
On Tuesday, March 80th, by Rev. 0:P: Bellusati - ,'Bos.
Ur Ks ,G . 1111102f, Neg., of Bidertony 'Armstrong County, to,
Mn. M. A. BOrICVIILL, of , plum ripe, Indiana County, Pa.
On the 24th of February; ty . ,Ree. O. B. Bristol, Kr
Wntrest , Riablit 'to' Miss Ansusi K. Muth.
lite ; Mr. Ramon PARK Mieß 4ARKNKA all of
lidercerVobrity;'lll: '
On TbUrsday, March byMey. Wolism A. lensing,'
hl Josamt;3l.l,k Ka/VS.Of Ootirimli, Page °aunty: lowa.
to Miss Cam= B. Rum, dßugiiter, of Dr. B. D. aloe, of
Leeristown, ): • ' ")"
By Rev. JAl:Clark, on the 11th of tflivieh; loss' T.
Louses, of Oarllele, , Ps.,:to Mies. Ameteests Settees, of
Wens Borings; Perry County, Pi. On the 17th of March,
Mr. etssumes fosse to Blies•Jeseleueleiszet , Deumeiout, both -
Of Pero' cainay, Pa. , 3
On Msroh 25th, by, Rev. A. Balut Mr..Onasts Bwronssa4
Of AnfOra Ilatioie, to MISS BMA& Ain(
Ohio. On the aims Mir E: Mr.,Wmusst J.:CAM/RON, of Se•
vine, Obbi,lo Mips SARAR Fames, of Dalton, - Oliiii.
On Mitinh'224l; at tlie rieldenee of bridds fattier, Mr.
Thames Brown, by Rev. A. M. Milllgati o lly. MA', Mammas:,
of Belknap, Armstrong ,Qounty, to Mies MA.I4IBA, W. Bao . wEi
of fiew Alesencfre„ Weetmorelend Cousity,
r ~
_~ ,
DIED--In Mlffiin Township, Allegheny Ponnty,
Pti..,,Mareh 27th, ifter,sonte weeks or months of
gradnitt dentine of healtft; 'Trtoia:s Wltiodmit,
Esq.; aged almost.Bo years: ' • • " •
The dec'eased'wei a ; member or the Ptii3bYtU
- , cf 1, • .1 r* -
churchTian in Ikteßeesport. ' An honest; npnght,
'kind and good i " 3 goner. in no other name
than — that of Jesus 'Was he `willing to trust.
Christ was ail his saliration.'and' peace
fully did he await 'the call of heaven, feeling that
6od's time and will were his. Bereaved friends,
the SMriOtir has called, and'Yont 7 friend has heard',
obeyed, anha 'gone
remmneth
for the people..orGod: •
Disn—At his residence.znear West *Fairfield,
Westmoreland Co,, on tke. Oth *Li : 4mm GAL
nir.p.rn, in the 79th year, otlils..ast.‘,,
, so Blessed is ths,ti I ,olnsgereth,tk . ,tvpor t ; the
Lord will diate,er_ihrtin timeroi trolthlep".
• "Many are the aftliotioms i tht rightoons;
but the Lord delivoreth him out
,them all."
T.A.G.
„,
Don—ln 'Versailles Township; Allegheny Co.,
Pa „March 231, after a lingeringliltness of many
months, Mrs. Bogen, wife of Mr. Samuel Stewart.
The deceased had beim ineinlier of 'the Pres
by,telian church in
,1 4 1 1 1teesport.:fqtynany years.
Her only,trust for, salyation yras, in the :blood of
Jews ; her will,, whetherto . y di . 443 . , die, : seemed ,
paerged n kp . thist of ftelittives . mourn, but
not wiehonkikOink
llria-4n MielfeNirr
.U.: Bnouirr,..wife of-Dr. Benjamin F. , Eiteretti
the £2d yeq,pf, her; age,
. A mother in-Israel has fallen. 'This lovely and
devotedly pious lady havinglong served, her.igas
ter on earth, and. enshrined ;her, memory in many
heartp,,las,s.gone, we r fondly : trost, to:join ,the
general tunankbly. and -,Churo.h ,of the Ar4t borni.
whose names are written l in heaven. Beloved
alike by , old and young, her death islelt tto ,be'Ja
loss to ,the *hole community in which shexesided:
Her end was peaoe., . * •
Mil
. . GROVMIB, AND . B.ARMIttI: )1.
, •• i : •
PAIIILYI3EWING. ittatlloB,;
• s • ••,, •.:
49 BROADWAY; 41 1 3V.414 1, 147.,ik
780 •OHESTNTIV:43TRIBBT,'PrittiIDtLitfiI*
• " to 1 .1: )1", Pt. 7 91:11
Atir Th om Machines are now Justly admitseq to beta
best in 'nee tor Farnii3i Sewing; snaking, s SW, ?Orono
and elastic stitch. which will ncrr . rip, .61110 itevery fourth
stitch be'crit: 'olrcniaresent on appllcatiCeVY'letter:r. , )
A liberal discount made to cleritymesalwith
. ,
aplo ly
Is t,i13,251.1i.;
Kr IBH A C L. AS. : fig NIX ARlr.-1111. .11.
ALEXANDER, A. 8., Principal.
The Summer Session of this Institution openson THURS
DAY, Bth of May. The courts of study is exteuelvo, em-.
breotag all'the branches usually taught In fiemlnides and'
Aesdemles.., in Illathematiee and the Classics, students are
prepared to enter any class in College.
P.. rents who wish their children removed as feral' pond:
hie from evil Influences, could not secure a more dealrahje
situation. as It is entirely in coetetry—tbere piing tio '
towns, or any publle house whern,liquor is sold, within Ave,
miles of the Institution.
The community. is hospitable, moral and intelligent, the
Situation beautifoi and easy of access, while the health and
scenery of the valliy are proverbial."" • •
Pon VA° C i fi ta kr el ipper I
44- . Ea.aNDER,` '
splo43t• Hishacoquillas, Mifflin County, Ps.
Bwrict. !mimic AND FEMALE ACAA
DIMICAL DISTITUTF..—The Summer Session of
this Institution will commoner, on MONDAY, THE 1e
DAY OF MAY, and doss by a public examination on the
last Thontday of September.
1131.1 Institution le situated nine mitre Pouth of Pitts•
burgh, near the Pittsburgh and Washington road, in a
very healthful section of country, and in the midst of a
morel and religious community.
A new and commodious building has been recently
nrectrgi, in which are taught all the higher branches of an
linglieh Education, the higher Mathematics, including
Practical Surveying and Civil Engineering, for which all
the necessary Instrument e of the beat quality are provided ;
else, the Greek and Latin Langnsges, and the various
branches of Natural Science necessary to prepare students
for the practieel bueineee of lite, for the profession of
teachers. or for entering with advantage the higher classes
in any of our Colleges.
Terme.
RegilAbib.mlebee; per Spssilm, ; $ 8.00
Higher Mathematice, per " 10.00
Classical Department, n " 12.00
No strident retailed for' lees than ona.lialf e term.
Good boarding; with Ininished.roome; can be procured in
the vicinity of the Academy, for $1.70 and 2 00 per week.
For further particulars, see Catalogue, or addreis 'the
Principal; Upper St: Glair, Allegheny County. Pa. •
RSV: *RO; MARSHALL, D.D., Prea't.
app-St . J. B. BULLET, AX., Principal.
P IL I ,N
' ,G ,0 1 3, S.
MURPHYr & BURCHFIELD are now opening their
SECOND SUPPLY of Spring and Bummer Goods, embracing
the new styles of Ladles' Dress Goods, Shawls, Embroideries,
rto4 also, in 'dui new styles and &thrift kir :traveling
drosses: also, the beet Shirting Muslims we have ever sold,
forlfts. per yard, and all family, wearing and honaekeep
ring goods; also, zrach Clothe end OasfdinerM, and goods
'for Boys' Wear; 'all Cr which *Ulf be sold . at " JAW CASE
PRIORS. Please remember location, North!East .Corner
Fourth and &Casket Streets Pittsburgh 44165 l
V. : TEU,Bipairlir/I.449,,FACKALLE SIBMINAXyIr.
wir —The Fifty-Math Bowdon of 'Mis r InitHotti?rt -wM
nommeice oaIdOND.A.Yi . May Sit: Mottormisota t apply to
Itg iv l:32. 3l ßAZY, A liii ? Soo:lripaleafioot,
SinevA,TifyoLvirtiarTgro-,-: FOR THE sum.
*zit, in a High School or Acadebry; by an experienced
einiehCC. :Goad rafareiccas given. , ,! •
4ddrO o: S 2 , lW 7 '• , n 4 ~
459,
p 1 • '
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IIiTOW REA'Dirio (FROJK , ADVA:Nein
I. IN SHEETS.) LIFE OF OEM SIR HENRY HAVELOCK,
by thi Rirr.! William ißro.ck. The'only genuine (Oarters',)
edition. With tine portrait. 1 6 0 3, • *
N. B.—Distant purchasers can prOcitre eopies. of thitr,
or any other bOok, by mail, postage paid, by Bendlnethe
retail price,in sta in or money.-
No volume of a
biographical kind, for many years, has
been looked fnn with so much `interest as this, 'THIRTY
THOUS/MP COPIES, had been ,ordered by the !Trade in
England, beibre: publication. It 'balk' been . prepared with
the hearty cooperaton and assistance of the fieneral's fem
. ily-..tady. !forelock Waring furnished a large number” of
tim letters ethitaitiedlinflOrfeit which the world will learn
howgood„aa well siks how great, was the, hero whom) loss
they Asa unfeignedly deplore: ll:Vibe Peparation &tale,
narrative of .Havelock Mont memorable hundred days,"
advantage has been taken of, every available ionr6e; f
forniation. ninths" have spared to.prodnee a volume
, somewhat„worthy i nf the num who ,was ao well designated
'WLord ILA-dingo is " everylisch a soldierand' aria inch
a Christian)! .1 . ; '
.The Trade will be supplied at the usual Eastern discount.
FOi sale, wholesale and retail, by
.70IIN S DAAISON,
• :1:r litil4Vlt .'.: . `l 61 'Market Etpest, Pittsburgh-, Pa.
Si tr fie
S g
"Mt
.NA.—The founders Of this lbstititkin tie
cured thsosirriceer of bins:..cecßammi
(widow, of. the late Bev. Z. W . Williams.) . and It will be
'opiineeftw' the 'reeentfini , of 'yoting ladies/nit thefFiret
monday ,„
It is the design of the Principal and friends of'thisFla
etitntloa
tornales it alrthit, 0011111 be_d wired in a iirskelass
leminary, for the practical and thorough training of yOUog
ladies: To this`end,theY hivehelintilda large brisk house
fora hoarditig-honse,, and isl 4 have f s large schoollnomst
coMpletrily furnlified. ' "' •
The &tinnier ilessionwlll comMencenn the Firsthlonday,
of IfloY, unit continue twenty one
Piepils'froin a`distaxiceisire ..expestimi. to boerd'.with-the
Principal, who,willandeavor to make herhouse a home for'
them. rather than a boarding
:'Newburg
to anlessantrurs/ Anal* iiixtniii o g fru' oblF"
.pensburgarom which place a hack supplies it with a - dally
Part tidal' the railroad at Bitippeniburg to:Newburg ' ,
only twenty-live cents, , , • ,
Mrs. Will me, the PrinCipal 'or+tliis Institution; IS a:,
practical teacher of much experience in all the branches
nsnaily taughtli our beet , thimintities,l end, emnee very'
bighly ),,comme nd ed, both ao, teacher an ea-,
ep—lD Al P i lis 'th h et e 'b d ra lad ic y li n. ea ' 'n' in' our lies ' VS - eMinailes:Wi;l be
, tatight, andhoardinglarnished vary reasonable terms.
For further information. apply to Mrs. C. L. Williams, at -
Newburg,
.atter the . first of April; or to Iteva: ati Rays, h
ilhippensburg.— ) , itPlO-tf
nt& 1.131 s Lr. ItalletibllMPOlCK AND,
Mi
PRINCETON REVIEW, for APKlL,ABsB—JsistPub
lishist,'Centairos the folffilingartiolosi •
Art. Hofmann's ,Prophecy. end rPuliillrent.
IL COnfubiaident. ' '
.Butlex's 'Leanne on , Anciont,Philoaophy..
IV. Sketches of Western Pennsyl vania.
V: t Haven'alfintal Philosophy.' -I;
VI The, Providential Goyonament of God.
VII - The Char& NembershiP of lei:tuts: - '
:Oltenia' A. Browason's Development of Himself. ;
Short Notices
Literary . ,
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by the Riti: Cheilee Hodge,lllr; end is 'priblished'quarter
[lyi in January,; April, • Ju.ly,l anti at three dollars
per etilllllll.
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advance, to the office of publioation, will boantitled to pay.;
tient of postage on all numbers issued - atter' tiiir reecipt of
the money. -
2: ;Subscribers who reknit Ave. dollars in ladralice, to the
Mlles of publication , entitled, to one, copy for two
years, p ostage patd. •
3.lShr or more peroozwuallingting . club, and, remitting
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at two dollars per year; or $2.26 by mail, postage paid.
. ATI Urviartig - arechalipsdat three dollars per.year.
*To .
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furnished to subiicribirs: ' r' "
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mit by , chea k or draft, to order of
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to those who einnot obtain them btherwise.
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C 0 T G HILL AV D E B1Y•
.A SELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
BOYS, at:TURTLE CREEK, Allegheny County Ps.
,THE EIGHTEENTH SESSION of this Institution will
cointiience MAY 3d, affording unsurpassed advantages for
.the.moral, mental, and physical education of Boys, in an
unusually healthy and romantic location. Every possible
.attention and kindness is bestowed on , the papilla, at all
holm
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No DAY-ECTIOL &RS are admiited.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
"PTO= ReV:D.X....7IINHIN, D. D., IloLidaysburg, Pa.
L CATON, Eau., Tuttle Creek, Dear Sir:—Yon ask
Me to express my opinion of your School. If I could not
conscientious/y express a favorable ONO, I would frankly
tell you so, and decline saying anything about it; for I am
chary of compliments, and cannot violate truth in order to
extend them. Theitutntwho commends an inferior school,
,at which the time of the pupils wcold be wasted, or spent
thlittle profit, commits a social tortmg ; whilst be who calls
deserved attention `to a nicritorione school, confers a social
,benest.
I; I arethere - fore,. Free Wiley, that with the locality, ap.
polotmonte and.arrangements of your Academy, I wee well
satisfied: Your loitition is beautiful, healthful, and conve
nient ;i your buildings specious, comfortable, and well
adapted; your neighborhood intelligent, moral, and exempt
from temptiticiii Re' youth. I deemed your aesistants ca
pable, faithful, and diligent ; the recitation& I witnessed
were highly creditable. And- whatimpreased me as peen
in a school for, young gentlemen, was the
I delightful family orpanizatiou, at once cheerful and orderly,
which auseroiltd• to prevail . Any one could see that the pu
, pile felt Allat they were In a pleaseat, Christian HMS, where
both their education and their personal comfort were cared
'for, with parental kindliest. sad .wisdom. Mrs. Osten bee,
In my.opinion, rare qualifications for the resporusiblo poet
she oconpies.
As my.visits were wholly unexpected, I moat have seen
Cottage Hun Academy in its everyday character.
Hoping that you may always enjoy the patronage which
such a school ought to command, and that you may be very
aucceseful in training the youths committed to your care,
for cleefulueea and happinessin earth and heaven,
• I remain, very respectfully yours,
• - • . D. X. JIINKIN,
Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Hollidaysburg.
P. 8.-1 have heard those who had arms at your Institu
tion; express themselves well satisfied. . D.Y.T.
I - p r i m , R o y. JOHN KERR., Munongehela City, Pa.r
Idu. , L. CATON. Cottage Hill , Academy, Turtle Creek, Pl:
.Dear:—Efaving had my eon at your Academy for some
Months iiest, I have been much gratified with the progress
he has. wedeln his studies, moral and intellectual culture,
and in MS general deportment.
•Tabosider your School, in point of locality, management
=4 instruction, as admirably adapted to the improvement
Our youth, physically, morally, and intellectually.
• Very respectfully your%
- 1111,0thaiiiiitela City, Sept. 1857. JOHN KERR.
PrC Hou.'J. W. GEARY, Rs Governor of Kamm:
, Ma. L. Urorr:—Dear Sr:—lt is nearly two years since
my two sonabare been under your tuition at . 4 Cottage Hill
Academy," and it now affords IMO much pleasure to offer
you this testimonial of my unqualified approbation for the
faithful manner in which you have discharged the Important
duties devolving upon you—the moral and intellectual de
velour-neat Of youthful minds. •
. The • constant progress and yielble improvement of my
Children, and all under your 'charge; is truly gratifying.
Indeed, it seems a necessary consequence or your. OX4IIIIII.
tory and demonstritive method of instruction.
' The attention you and yOur very e.xcellent Lady con
stantly give to the health, exercise, cleanliness,
and general
behaviour of the students anderyour care, ie deserving of
the highest commendation.
Your two assistants are gentlemen of excellent attain
'ments, and in their vocation; the encbmicim ie not too much
,when I say, thoyane ".apt to teach."
I frill continue my children With you, and Influence my
friends to send you as many students as possible, 'WI be
lieve your Academy is the best Preparatory School is the
4 With .
respe:et4orir friend and obedieht serv't.
_ .
New :Alexandra', Pa., Sept- 8. 1.7. JNO. W. GEARY.
.We have testimonials similar to the foregoing, from Dr.
`3. Scott,' 'and W: 'C. Barr. Lambert, and J. B. Guthrie,
Pitlehurgh; J.S. Dickey, Eoq., Bridgewater, FL; W.
G. *aidsll, Daytime, Texas, to , Au.
Whir*Pirtniers, containing 'terms and other information,
aathrirEl L. CATON,
7t Turtle Crook, Allegheny ILlonnty, Pa.
, mi .
A. BRITTON k,OO
DUNVIeCTURBBB, a WHOLIMALI AND /I T=
DE ALKRB.
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N 0.82 North BROOM) Street,Sboes 1111rket,Phtla4elphts.
' The larkeet, ehespAet,And beet assortment of MAIN an 4
!AMOY BLINDS of spy other eutablishmett Is the United
I REPAIILIM pTomptly.attended to. Give as a can,
and satigfy tionraolvea. *B-1v
ACADAGBIrt AT Anti VI
%.,/ Tuscarora, Valley, Jut:lista. Clotutty, Pia, one-fourth
a mile from the Perrysville Station of Pennsylvania Bat
resod.
The Snmmei Session willeommenos on Monday,the letb
Wbole expense perseesion of twenty-two weeks
for Boaid, Room, Tuition, Wnalilng end Incidentals,sss, pal -
stile one-hill in advance.
Sir See Circulars
t`rineio■l and Pronrkttne..t 7 irt Itnridir.o
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Ruazionrite NEVIN
No.''IST Liberty 'Street, Pittsburgh, Ya., will
hemline; act, as Reselving Agent. at Pittsburgh, for the
°Saki!: Assimbli's Churtir ExtensiOn Corinnitt , e• Does-
Ikea for!the Ohurob Extension cause, should be sent to Mr.
Nevin., marl? tiro
WANTED - 1N• A - 11E111.1PIAILY OR mon
- SCHOOL. aAdtuatlou, by • lady competent tofeach
all the branches of an English Education, and who has had
six or sevenyeaseetxperience in teaching.
dddrose, with torn% BOX 142,
mar27.Bter „ . Allegheny City, Pa.
,i if ni l 4 IMMO' Or. COMMON PLEAS
'a "a nortiOnerroiltuaommy.
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.: . zato .ohu bre:L . ll'4l:3;ol°3lra 708; to mald " T c H u i t arrirAL I
' cpagsgirTicalAT4 OHURCH , OF PITTSBURGH,"
which will be fronted at the next term of said Court, on
'lea mentions be filed thereto.
71,,... 1 n i a .21.4f, , , JOHN,BLKMIN,GRAM, Prothonotary.
,grA ADE ELVA `MALE . D IL, MAL
`ll. ACADEMY.--Ttie Siniuner Term of this Institution
will open on 21st of April, and continue twenty-frmr. weeks.
.wlth.a harvest Vacation of three weeks. Raw; of Tuition,
'86.00, $B.OO and slo.oo."Rev. 0: ll:Mechlin and J. R. Mar
shall, A. B. Prinelpala. Mra. N.. 3. IdeKlbose and Miss
Lissie DI. Stet, Teachers of Female Department. Address
the Prlnelmds. for farther inionnation. Boarding Dan be
bad at 11,LAO per week., , ap3:3t
ILIWOOD AID&DIRDLIfe—
M
, The next tiossion of this Institution will open the
illeLdWednasdey of May. .
."Tliii letsition Ii healthy, retired and free from Malay of th e
temptations Incident to a town life. Connected with tbe
Academy is a Commercial Department. This branch trtu.
dents can either pursairixcinsively or In connection with
other studiai as maylbe desirable. .. .
i, •••N•i. 4 ,Tltichq--Ptl sasotcof or me stoMta. , , -
For Board, Tuition. 40,. • . it , G to
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For Double Entry Hook keeping," ' •:. .• '- • 20.00
tor Mingle BlPlTY: l3o .ok 4 feePinFc .., e. • : . 8 . 0)
For catalogues and tur,theiparticniariSularels'
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DAVID WILSON,