rmrm:RTzenumr.l
Torus are now between twenty and thirty dif
ferent patents for :Sewing Machines, all clam
crone for popularity and p atronage , . but all using
them agree in one point, rm. that every machine
yet made has some glaring defect. These defects
being well exposed by the rival agents, it was
not diffioult for the maker of the "Finkle Ma
chine" (one recently introduced,) to profit by the
mistakes of others, and give the public a simple,
strong and effective article. This machine is an
admitted improvement, adapted to a wider range
of work than any other now made, being used
for cloth, leather, and the lightest fabrics. J. L.
Carnaghan & Co., Allegheny City, have entire
control of it for Ibis seotion.
Many who 'lttt;re attempted to economise by
buying•an inferior article of merchandise. find
themselves penny wise and pound foolish. In no
thing, perhaps, is this more evident than in the
article of clothing. The firm of J. L. Carnsghan
Co , Federal Street, Allegheny City, have been
quite suooessfot in the introduction of First-Class
Clothing for Men and Boys, and those who are
tired of poorly made garments my find it to
their interest to try a well cut, well made, and
truly tasteful article, such as is sold by this firm.
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A few days ago we recorded an astonishing
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Pittsburgh, Pa. We baire now another to men
tion, viz. that of Mr. James Sharpe, of Mad-
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a very severe attack of Ague and Fever, and was
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bilious complaints ever 'offered in bill Section of
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Simple in its composition, pleasant to the taste,
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imparting that health and tone to the stomach, so
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$5.00, by the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN
PAGE, JR., & 00., Pittsburgh; and Druggists
generally.
jortign luttlligtutt.
By the arrival of the Eitropa, at New York, we
have &deices froto Liverpool to the 2d inst.
Thare has been a decision in the House of Com•
mons on the Reform SOL The vote was two hun
dred and ninety:one forlhe second reading, and
three hundred and thirty for Lord John Russell's
resolution, showing a majority against the GOP
ernmen.: of thirty nine.
Lord Derby, in the House of Lords, said that
the Cabinet were considering, what course to
adopt. He had had an interview with the Queen,
but nothing definite was resolved on, as a general
resignation was-antioipated. The ministry was to
announce the result of their deliberations!on the'
matter, on Monday, 4th inet.
The second: Irish sedition trial, at Troia°, has
resulted in Alto ponviction of. the , prisoner, and
hie Sentenee•to' ten years' penal servithde. ,„
The Donut trials were concluded, biftAthelnry
had been unable to agree, and were looked up.
The Peace Congress meeting will be at Roden.
Prance left the ohoioe of 'locality to Austria.
Pledttiont is not to be admitted as a great
power, but will be represented on similar condi
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Count Oaveur bed returned to 'Turin. fHe is
said to have , scoured his object with Napoleon.
The militarY preparations are Still being con
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Itoticts.
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'On the Bth inst., by Rev. D. D. Clarke, Mr. 11. L. Ok111;•
sera, of Franklin County,• Pay to Mrs. Maim B. Fissure, of
Mifflin County. Pa.
March. 10th, by Rev. 0. IL Miller. Dr. 0. A. Minn= to
Min AL A PULTON, all of Louisa County, lowa.
Oft the 7th 'net 0 . by Rev. A. 0. Patterson, D.D., Mr. Wrye
Mx
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Hors, of Wilkitsburgi to Mies Lorne, youngest
tlaughter di` s. Willi= Miller Weir West Newton Pa.
March 24th, by Hes. S. Marquis, Mr. , eldest ny. of
Holmes 'County, 0., to Mies RZIMOOA JANI daughter
of Joseph Sollars, Esq.. of Carroll Connty,O. March Met,
Mr. Dsmst L. Swoon; to Mice BAUR HaILPSI, both of Car
roll County, Ohio.
By Rem. B. Mitchell, D.D., on the 2d ult., at the resider'
of the bride, EDER B. Wean. Esq , of St. Clalravllle, Ohio, to
.708SPHIPIE ROBERTS, of New Trenton, Ohio 00 the
24th ult., at the residence of the bride, Mr. Evans D. loots,
of Morgantown, Ye., to Mies BALM' A. Beacon, of Mt.
Pleasant, Obla. On the Blot alt., Mr. Jung H. DAVIS to
Mlea Bogine DICIFIAN, all of Belmont County, Ohio.
On Thuriday, lith ult., by Rev. DATTD KMV.PASHICIS, D.D.,
ALIXASDIR Mllsuna, Req., to 'Albs Moms LAtionua, all of
Loyalhanna Township, Westmoreland County.
At the residence of the bride's mother, March 29th, by
Ray. R. McMillan, Mr. WILLIAM STIWART, to Miss IeABILLik
McCotticm, all of Allegheny Township, Westmoreland
County, Pa.
Byo.liockwell, on the 14th inst., at the residence
of the bride's father, Mr. 3 ABISO WeIOIDM I to OnSB (HOMO
J., daughter of Col. John Neel, of Allegheny County, Pa.
bituarl,
Dfisn—ln lifereptoirk;on the 10th lust,•M3es CATHARINE
Maar. •
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Dire—On the Bth of March, at the Mildews of bta
mother, Bfra. N. Brokaw, to Bement Bounty, 0., SAMUSL
Baomtw, in the 20th year of his age.
Ito wax mild cud amiable is his life, and in the valley of
death he went leaning on the arm of Jenne. Rh end was
peace.
Dun—At Johnstown Cambria County, Pa., March fitli,
Mrs. Molimn, aged beyears.
This aged mother united with the Presbyterian Church in
very early life, and ,walked humbly and uprightly before
God, giving forth a sweet and happy Christian influence"
wherever she dwelt; and her last days were full of peace.
When it became apparent that God wanted her in the upper
sanctuary, she expressed her entire willingness to go, and
delighted much in the thought that Gad was with her. She
calmly bid a lest farewell to her friends, and joyfully fell
mleep in Jesus.
Dren--Near BeallervMe, Monroe County, 6., March 25th,
of 'typhoid 'fever, Wruxus, on of ;Oahe& Amos, in the 24th
year of hie age.
The deceased was for three years past a member of the
Presbyterian church of Beallsville. During that time, and
long previous, he had endeared ..himself to all who knew
him, by the amiability of his disposition, and his fidelity in
every relation be sustained. in his death, this bereaved
family bee lost a eon and brather who was kind, Oho.
'donate, and dutiful, and the Church a bright example of
living piety. He was calm at the approsch of death, assuring
his friends that they need net Borrow for one whose hope is
in Jesus. Though dead, his example still speake to ns. For
a series of years he had found sweet comfort in the exert,
else of serret prayer. His service in the Church Militant
was short, hit the idasterhath called him to higher'service
in the Church triumphant. G. M.
Disn—At Johnstown, Pa., March 27th, Mn.s Hainan J
Rossars, in the 28th year of her age:
Thh young mother went to her home in heaven through
a very severe and protracted illness, but through it all she
gave UP evidence of the *attaining and' comforting power
of the religion of Christ Jesus: She murmured not, but
was patiently and cheerfully submissive to her Father's
will, !Mowing that he does all things wisely righteously,
and tenderly. Her life was in imitation of(that *lend
who has gone before, leaving the message, " Follow me."
Her large circle of friends are therefore encouraged to say.
"Thy will be done' • A.
Dien—On March Bth, 1859, .at the old homestead, in
Clarion County, Pa., now the residence of her eon, Culbert
-11011 OM MII. MAAOARIT OM, widow of the• late Simnel 'O.
Orr, Beg , in the 74th year of her age.
The dammed was born in Westmoreland County, on the
17th of January, 1788 She was married . in 1804, and
,moved euewith her husband to the Omit whein she rased
till her death. .In the Spring of 1855, and the same Sum
mer, she and her hysband connected themselves with the
Presbyterian church of New Rehoboth, then under the
pastoral care `rof Rev. B. hicasnah, and now under the
pastoral care of Rev. J. Montgomery. Her piety was not
obtrusive, nor forward, but retiring and diffident. She
was most exemplary in her own life and conversation, 'and
most successful in training up her children in the way
they should go; and she had more comfort in her family
than falls to the lot of most pions parents. She had the
pleasure of seeing her children, ten in number, Mem
bers of the Presbyterian church, and all married to pious
persons, who are also members of this same Church. Two
of her sone entered the ministry, Rev. Prof. IL W. Orr, de•
ceased, who was one of our drat missionaries to China, and
Bev. Franklin Orr, of the Presbytery of Saltsburg. Three
of her eons, and three of her sone.in-law, are officers in the
Presbyterian Church; and nearly all her granflehildren;'of
suitable age, are members of this Church, and one of them
is in the ministry of this Church. She realised, in her own
experience, the truth of the promise, "Train up a childin
the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not de
part from it." She often expressed to the writer, the great
comfort and satisfaction she bad in the h‘pe of meeting her
whole family in heaven. She expressed to the writer, In
the last interview he had with her, her comfortable hope
that all was well; and her deiire to depart and he with
Christ, which she felt would be far better; but at the same
time mid," All the days of my appointed time will I wait,
All my change Dome." She sweetly fell asleep in Jesus, in
the blessed hope of " the resurrection of life" "Blessed
are the dead which die in the Lord, they rest from their la_
bora, and their works do follow them? J.M.
Ml6—At 'Leroy, Pa., on the morning of. November 22d,
1868, after a long and painful illness, Mies near ANN Mix,
vas Penniman. in the 86th year of her age.
At the age of seventeen she gave her heart to the Sav
iour, and made a public profession of her faith in him _
About seven years afterwards, she leftthe Illethodist church,
and of her own accord, joined the Presbyterian church of
Canton, Penn; of which the writer of this sketch was then
rater. By her consistent and exemplary deportment to
the last, she gave abundant evidence 'of the genuineness of
her piety. She was an invalid, most of the time, for the
last sixteen years, and suffered mach. But during her last
illness, which lasted, for some six menthe, her sufferings
were often very severe. And yet Divine grace enabled her
to bear these sore afflictions patiently and_ without mur
muring. Brom the first, she felt seraphis sickness would
be her last, and she talked as calmly of dying as she would
of visiting her. friends. As the Bible bad been for years her
companion and counselor, and the hope of the Gospel her
solace and support in al her afflictions, she faltered not
to enter the'dark valley and shadow of death Her dying
message to an absent brother and sister was, "I die with a
good hope in my Saviour. Tell them to prepare to meet me
in heaven." , She also said, "There is a large family of us,
and what a dreadful thing it Would be if any of us shotild
be lost." P. O.
Ducc—At hie residence in Armstrong County, Pa., Joint
C. Chasms, on the 28d of January, in the 89th year of his
The subject of this obituary was religiously trained from
his youth. He made a profession of religion in the church
of Ebenezer, in which he subsequently filled the office of
Ruling Elder. He loved the hones of God. He was ap
prized of the truth , of Inspiration where we ore informed
"Blessed is tbe man that heareth me, watching daily at my
gates, waiting at the posts of my doors." He was loved by
all who knew him, and delighted in every good work. The
causeof his death was a stroke which he received when
feeding h threshing machine. The cylinder bursted, and
part of it struck him, and cut a hole in his Windpipe. We
lived about four weeks after receiving this fatal injury, du
ring which time he suffered greatly, with patience and
great resignation to the will of God. When drawing near
to death, he exhorted those around to seek preparation for
eternity. He longed "to depart and be with Christ, which
le, far better." He leaves many Mends to mourn his lose.
Their loss, donbtlees, is his unspeakable gain. T.Y.M.
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MALE AND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Shade Gap, Huntingdon County ) Penna.
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MRS. F. T. WOODS,
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J. ALFRED SHADE, M. D.,
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G.
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A. W. OA,IIIIY, Druggist and Chemist,
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Address JAMES M. EDNEY,'
msl2-11n0a 10 Chambers Street, New. York.
Fo_ M. 6 ALM , OVA.. 11 T
The owner. of" PAIRVIBW PEW ALE SEMINARY,"
offer for sale or rent this property, situate- at Jacksonville,
Centre County, Pa. The buildings are large and- commo
dlons, being bu ilt exprsisly for a Seminary, are beautifully
located in a healthful and prosperous section , of-the county.
A good portion of, the furniture needed is , now iu the build
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from the Tyrone and Lock Haven Railroad; there areabout
three acres of will impteied land attached.
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RISO lIGIVINGENT* To. NEVIN.
Elie, No. 24 Wood Street, PitteburgbPa., will here.
after act SO Receiving Agent at Pittsburgh for the General
Assembly's Church Extension Committee. •Donations for
the Church Extension cause should be sent to ftir„Nevin.
delB.6m.
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rirt“ PERFECTION OP DENTAL ART.
• ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
DR. N. STEBBINS haVing opened a Dental Office at 1.91
Penn. Street, to prepared to manotectere and insert Teeth
of tho above descriptions, and solicits an. examination of
their claims topublio fitror.
In introdueurg these new and improied styles of Den
tiatry to the citizens or Pittsburgh, Dr S. feels assured of
the same resalable reception which has' been accorded to
them in New .York and other losalities, where" they have
been practically tested; and he 'furthermore believes that
they are, destined to supersede, 4 - s they excel,-all other
styles, la lightnear, strength, beauty, and purity, and in
every qualityrwhich render artificial teeth desirable, end
are at tee same time much less expensive.
Dr. Stebbins will insert Geld fflete work in the best style
for any who prefer it, and those making a trial of the new
method, if not perfectly , satisfied, may (mining, for Gold
Plate,' by paying the difference. .Bpechnens of the mutate
and Porcelain Teeth may be seen by all who desire to .ex
amine th mr;at hisioffice, -
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The Daily Evening Chronicle
MISCELLANEOUS:
'Esiww , d Veil' Works, Centre Piunty; Pa.
WITH , -PLATES OP roncELAIN AND CORAL
&SET, NEAR ST. OLIVER.
• How to Sewers Litters Patent.
THE INVENTOR'S -PATENT. AEIENOY,
(134tabllebeii• in 1846.)
e1943m
SINGICRIN SEWING 11A.CILINEis
FOR FAMILY SEWING.
Our Machines are vastly superior to any , other. Fragile
and delicate Sewing Machines, made to please the eye
merely, are recommended for family use. They will not
answer the purpose.
Family Sewing Machines.
ought to be stronger than any other, as vender variety of
work is required, and they go into .less skillful bands.
Whoever buys one of our Machines knows to a certainty
it will
PERFORM THE WORK" REQUIRED.
WI and examine before purchasing.'
R. STRAW,
ng Market Street, Pittsburgh, Pe.
ap24y
BUSINESS 'NOTICES.
Z. T. MOOKRIDOZ
T. MOOKittlinGle & 000 I
E • Wholesale Dealers in 11 TS, DAPS, AND STRAW
UOUDS, blowers, Ruches, and Fancy Furs, Nos. 29 and 31
North-Fourth Street, (nearly opposite Merchants' Hotel,)
Philadelphia. . . feli);ly .
w rICIST TROT BELL POIONDA V.
(Established in 1828.]
BELLS. The subscribers have constantly for sale an as
BELLS. sortment of Church, Factory, Steamboat, Loco=
BELLS. tlire, Plantation, School house, and other Bells.
BELLS. .mounted In the most approved and dirablemanner.
BELLS. For full particulars as to many recent improve.
BELLS. manta, warrantee, diameter of Bellsomaceoccupied
BELLS. in Tower, rates of transportation, &a send for a
BELLS. Circular. Belle for the South delive red in New
BELLS. York. Address
A. INteNNILIPS SONS, Amite,
• West Troy, N Y
myl6•eow•tt
DISEASES OF THE EYE.
DK. J. R. SPEER devotes , special attention to the treat
ment of bisesses of the 'Eye, sod performs all operations
necessary for their removal.' - -
OFFICE AND DWELLING, 334 FENN STREET,
-PITTSBURGH, PA.
OFPIOII HOURS--8 to 9 o'clock A. rd.;:l2 to 3P. M.
ap9.2M 5 "
NVRI AC K ZOWN, (8117C0 TABOR. TO
. NEVIN, MACKEOWN k CO ,)
W NOLES&L'E D,RUOCSIST,• •
And Wanufacturer of CARBON and COAL OILS, No. 167
Liberty Street, Pittsburgh,
sir- White 'Lead, Window Glass, and Giews Ware, at
cheapest rates. fe6.ly
J. P.WILISAMS, • - • - JOHN JOHNSTON
pilaw TEA W AILERONS E—WHOLEm.
SALE AND RETAIL WILLIAMS fs JOHNSTON,
4 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh, (nearly opposite the Ow -
tom 'House,) have just opened a very choice seleistion of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
Of the Intim importations. Also,
RIO, LAGIJAYRA, AND OLD. GOVERNMENT JAVA CON
FEES,
New Orleans, Chiba, Co ff ee, Crushed and Pulverised Sugars,
Rice, Ricellour, Pearl and Corn Starch, Farina,Yeast Pow
dere, Haccaroni, Vermicelli, Cocoa, Brenta, Extra No.l, and
Spiced Chocolate, Pure Ground Spices. Castile,
' Almond;
Toilet, Palm, German, and Rosin Soaps. Sup. Carbonate o
S o da; Cretin Tartar; - Extra Fine Table Salt; Pere Extraits
Lemon and Vanilla; Star, Mould, and Dipped Candles; Su
gar Cured Hams ; Dried Beef; Water,Butter, Sugar and
Soda Crackers ; Foreign Fruits, Ac., Ac
This stock has been purchased for CASH, and will be offer
ed to the Trade, aad also to Families, at verytnodeirate ad
tames, frem whonvwe respectfully solicit a share'of patron.
age. apll-tf •
REatovAL.
WY.. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND • MANIIPAOTITREES OP
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Have removed to the new and spacious etorehonee,'
NO. 31 FIFTH ST., DETWEEN WOOD AND mARKsr,
Pittiburih, P.n&m.
Calling your attention to the above notice of our Re
moval, and being now provided with more ample , and com
modious rooms for our large stock of &ode, we would
respectfully solicit a continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed upon the house.
Cur complete and desirable stock of BOOTS AND SHOES,
obtained at first hands, strictly from Mannfacturere, having
been selected with the grosefint care, neverhas been sur
passed, and is particularly adapted to the wants of •Western
purchasers, and will be disposed of at the loweat market
rates. Our goods we have had manufactured with especial
reference to those engaged in BATAILINO,
,and are war,
ranted to give satisfaction. -
Purchasers visiting this market are respectfully requested
to call and emamitie our Stock, ac vie are prepared to accom-
Modate them with prime goods, and of just such
. •
PARTICULAR SIZES
As they may. want. Eastern bills doplicated. All orders
promptly attended to, and slitiafactiou warranted.
ma23-tim ' WM. E. SONMEBTS & CO.. No. 31 Fifth St.
NEW CAAPETINGS.
Priiq"SOINT 46Z CO.,
-No. 23 Fifth Street Pittsburgh, -
Hails now completed the extensive improvement of their
store, and are daily receiving from the manufacturers, their
Spring Stock of earpetirge, Oil Cloths, etc., eto., comprising
many new and beautiful patterns a
English Velvet Carpets;
Brussels do.-
Imported and Superfine 3 ply
apestry Ingrains;
• Super and Fine do.-
Lasting Rag and
Hemp Carpeting.' of all qualities; also, (iii Clothe, Matthaei",
Rugs, Matta, Window Shades, Table and Piano Covers, eta.,
and all at the lowest pikes. male-2m
,a LaXANDER. W. 'FOSTER,
ATTO.RNEY .AT ,LAW
SOLICITOR -IN • CRA,NCERY. - •
/Fir Moo, 139 Fourth Street w rittaborgh. ap9-8n
CARPET W O.:U SE ,
NO. 87 POORTR ST., NEAR WOOD, PITTSBDIZGH.
_ W. D. & 11 M'CALLITIE,
HIM now. in store a very large assortment of goods in their
line, to which they respectfully Write the - attention of pnr.
chasers. The following are a few of the articles which
'usually compose our stock:
WilitillS • '
Velvets,
Brussels,
, . 'Tapestries,
Three Ply, and
, .
Ingrains,
of every grade. Hall and Stair Garnett'', 'Stair Rode,Mat
tinge, Rugs, Hate, Venetian Winds, and. Trimmings,
Gold Shades, Piano'and Table lleveri,..tc., ac.
OiI.RPOTS'FOR CHURCHES, at reduced rates.
We offer all at a very alight advance on cost.
ap9 W. D. di H. sreAmtna.
Inc D M.e, 0I L AND LEATMER STORE,-
DAIRKPATRIOM*I3ONd,No.22B.PUTRIMM. - ,be
t teen Market and Obeetnnt Streets, Philadelphia, have far .
sale
- DRY AND SALTED B.F.A2VIIIE 13.1.1/108,
Dry, and Green Salted Patna Sips; Tanner's 014 Tallnert
midi:hurler's Tools at theltrweet prieee,ond upon the best
tame. . . . ,
Sir All kinds of Leather he the rovar,h winted,for
which the highest market price will be given in. Mph. or
taicen in exchange for Hides: Leather stored free of charge,
and sold on commission. ja29
JOHN D. brOORD. - JAMBS S. M'CORD.
COMF3:) Bz - CO.
MANUFACTURERS , AND DRAM/RS iN _
HATS,: OAPS,: AND STRAW GOODS,
WHO AND DETAIL,...' r .
131 -Wood Street, Pittsburgh,
Have now on hand for Spring Bales, as large and complete
an assortment of Goads as can be found in any of the Mast
. own cities, consisting of
.
Fiir, - Silk, and Wool - Ilato„ •
of every style and qtrallty; OA'PS of every quality and
latest fashions; Palm Leaf, Straw, .LegliOirs, and , Panama
BATS;, Straw, and. Silk RONNRIS, rite etc.. ~P ersons
wishing to purchase either by Wholesale or Retail,' wilt
; And it to their adiranAage to call and exam,* our stock.
mal9.l*
WALL PAPER WALL 'PAPER
Owing
_to_ the ILICISMABINO MUSD POR PAPER
HANWRGB
W. ' P. MARSHALL So CO-,
KIM matte large , ad=
1 142 1 ei fi r m exteastve stook, nom-
PARLORS, CHURCHES,
HALLS, LODGES,
CHAMBERS, OFFICES',
DINING ROOMS, VESTIBULES.
in , Gold, velvet Boquet, Plain and Panel
3 - LIMBIC+NS..
WINDOW-CURTAINS, , TESTERS,
FIRE BOARD PRINTS,
Mak'ng the mosksomplete assortment
WEST OF THE M,OLINTAINS.
N. B.—A largd trads'enstiles us to sell at
VERY - LOW
W: P. MARSHALL &
Msl2 3m No. 87 Wood'Street, PittebOrgli.
N.
,
WOHN N. 'KIR up I TRICK.
el/ ArroRNEY AND COUNSELO,R AT LAW;
and sotTouroe IN 011ANCHRY. •
Sar °Mee N 0.133 Fourth Stieet,, live deers above S mith
field Street, Pittaborgb, Pa. . • . aply*
. .
SMITH. MERCHANT TAILOR,
•••• NO S 4 WYLIE STREET PITTSBURGH, •
has just returned from the Eastern Oities, and is now, re
ceiving STOOK of
Cloths, CAssitneres, Vestingsand Coatings,
of every variety and style, adapted to the beat
CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE,
which will be made ap to order, with promPtuese and di*
patch, and at rates ea low as any other similar establish
ment in the insl2 ly
S GLIM/Lir,
DRAPER , AND TAILOR,
N.0.'62 ST. Obel.lll STREET.
• PITTSBURGH, PRNNA
Has just returned from the 'eastern rude% and' is no w re.
ciiividebls Spring stock of Clotho, Gawimeres,, castings,
and Coatings, of every_varietp and ogle, adapted to the hest
city and c mutry trade, which will be made up in order With
promptness and dispatch, and. atrates as• low asst any
°their simiar.establiiihment in the city. unal9-Ser
& 00•,
(LATZ MURPHY & SIIROH➢TBLD.)
Another supply of Spring Goods i. now open.at the atone
of the above rm , including new end beautiful styles at
Ladies' Dress Goods,
in Robes sad by the. yard—Shawls; Zmbrolderies, and
tatapte Goods of. all kinds—Airal of which will be sold st the
lowest Prices. '9l ,
.They have also received a very full assortment of
FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSTMERES
, •
•
•
and Goods tor Boys' W.
drip- The place—North-East Corner or Porortk and Market
&roete, PEttsborgh p Pa. ep2.Ot
PAINTERS.
/..10Niti- c 5 2.8.43. - NM,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS
FLAGS, BANNERS, AND BADGES,
PAINTED IN EVERY STYLE.
Painting and Ornamenting Masonic
Regalia, &c. •
MIXED PAINTS, GLASS, AND PUTTY,'
you SALT AT
No. 105 Third Street, near Wood,
ragG9 Bm PITTSBURGR, PA.
W. W. WADE
OLD ESTABLISHED 'CARPET WARE•
W.. I\a ' or.,=Toc32r,
NO. 112 MARKET STREET.REAR LIBERTY:
We have Jost received our supply of Spring and Summer
Carpets and Oil Cloths. Our stock -is full and complete,
coliatirlsing
Velvet carpets;
. Brussels Do.;
Three -Ply Do.; • ..
• ; . .Tapestry ingrains ;
Superfine' Do..
Venitian Carpets.
Also, a rod assortment of Oil (Rothe, Matting, Stair' Rode,
Rugs, Window Shades; also, Agent for Bailey's Patent
Shade end Fixtures,. de., do. •
•
The above goods have been selected with great care,.
and
bought direct fropt the mappfacturies, and of our own im
portation. Please call and examine our stook:
ma26.2m . W. M'CLINTOCK.
WM. KIRKPATRICK; IJOHN P. KIRKPATRICK,
Late of the firmolKirkpat- ', Leto with °Steeple, Zeller dr
rick & Metzger. I Co..'Philadelpida.,
vigutiadaar araitxpviiitick..a. Co.,
VW TVIIOLBS.A.bie GRO08.11.8;'
Forwarding ;and „Commiasion: Merohants,
. , And,Ozeders in
PITTSBURGH lI&ANUPAOTURED ARTICLES.
No. 299 Liberty Street, opposite head Of SMithfield,
- • • PITTSBURGH, PA.
Particular attention paid to the Bale of Country. Produce.
T• ~. C:A N C ar. 9
Corner Of Liberty and` Stith Streets, Pittsburgh,
have received their SPRING. STOOK OF GOODS for
,„
M E - N S. 'WEAR,
DoMprieing thei lateit importations Of COMIts, • OassimeMs,
Westinge, Ac., which they-are prepared to make to order in
a style and at such prices as cannot All to please.
Their Stock of
•.
READY MAD'E CLOTItiNG
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L'ILDIDBARIDOM ACADEMY.
MCA The RUMMER SESSION of thii Institution will open
on TUESDAY, ad of Nay neat Tuition feee, $6.00, $3.00,
or $lO.OO, according to the branches studied. Boarding,
$2.00 per week.
ALEX. 'DON ALDSON PrhicipitL'
J. H. DONALDSON, .
- - LO. SCHNEIDER, Aseistants.
. ap9 ato - SAMUEL _KENNEDY,
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MALE AOADBIY, Beaver oourity, Pa.
R. WEB B R Trincipal.
The Summer
! fission of this Institution will commence
on the Bth .fay of Hay. It aff Irde adventape for a thor.
ough Scientific and Classical - Education which cannot be
surpassed. Its location. is .healthy,; land :the `students are
freed from all immoral !associations. The teachers em
ployed 'are of the first, class 'Terms, per fleailim of five
months, including Boarding, Tuition, Rooin 'Furniture,
Lights and Faelotc.,, $035.00.,- .‘v
Refit to Hon. J. E. - PARKE, Manchester ; Capt. W. W.
MARTIN, Allegheny City; O. YEAGER,.Esq., Pittsburgh,
and H. WEBBBit, Principal,
- apc.tf 'North Sewickley. Beaver County, Pa.
ID [SE GROVE ACADEMY AND EMMA
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• ' 1. E. THOMAS,'
The next Session of , this flourishing Institution willows
on WEDNZSDAY, April 27th, 1859," arid continue' tire
TARSUS-41°11rd, Zooms, and Tuition, English lyanohos,
$4500 per Session. ' -
A daily stage connects with the Pennsylvania Railroad,
at Spruce Creek. ,
References—REV.WK. J.GIBSON. D D.,Malker, Pa.
" DAVID. BTZERBTT, Carlisle, Pa.
Address , s. J. Z THOMAS.
• ap2.43t ' Pink, Giove Mille, Centre Co., Pa.
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~ VESTASIZSERVIN: 1836. •
Situated six - miles froni the Perijerille, and eight rinse
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Session opens MAY 3d. _
The attractions "
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in English, lortin,. Greek, and ktathernaties ; , Literary So
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location in the' country; beautiful surroundingscenery;
freedom tom temptations to vice; superior moral and re
ligious influences; vislons r pupits not, retained; constant
in
regard paid to the manners, morals, and comfort of pupils.
Boys under 12 years of age not admitted. Pious youngmen
cordially welcom ed. Terms, 860.00 per session of live
months, payable quarterly in advance.
For fell particulars, apply to
J. H. SITUNKKeit, Prinslpal,
ap2.st* ' ficademla,"deniata Co., Pa.
1111011,L AIRSVILLE VEINAL 111` SEXIiITARY,
On the Blairsville Braneh of the. Penna..Ballro' ad.
With
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Accommodations for. SIXTY, - BOARDING ARS.
.very. advantamialforded Air an aaended, ttioroneh,
iind Dinistleaußducation.
TBRAIS:
Per Session of five inoutha, *560.00. Abatement' Iter two
from a- family, for persons.of - memo, sad for
daughters, of clergymen.:' .
The neat Session (it being the 'fourteenth 'under the
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• - REY. 8. H. SHEPLEY, Principal'
fe19.3m., .2 -- „Illaffayille„ Pa.
IVANTRAL Ai"'ABBEY, A. 'AIRY VIEW,
Tuscarora Vaßey s , Juniata County, Ps., one-fourth - ,
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Tke Summer Renton willow:manes on Efonday,ths idtlb
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bas a epeeist claim to the patronage of - Presbyterian
parents. - Boarding, with rooms, at $2 00 per week.
The SUMMER SESSION will commence MAY the 2u.
Per Cabsloguea, Jac., addrese
REV. J. R. ALEXANDER Prinelpil
`thalo.ot* Waehmgton Guernsey Co
iniXFORD FII6,III.A.L'IL lIMONINART
CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
-The Whiter Session, of eve mouthe,wilroommenne the drat
Wednesday in November. _ •
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•3. M.DIONIOLtr
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The Thirty third Session will commence on 'II9OAY
lday 2d, 1859. - -
Taame—Per Bession of 278 MOntbars7s.qo.
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GEO. W. 011ALYANT,-A.B" Principal.
MISS MARIA J. ROBINSON, Assistant and Teacher of
Vocal and Instrumental Made: '
The Fifteenth Session of the above Institution will open
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