been expressed by not only the religious p art o f
the people, but by many others. The quiet of
the dwelling houses and the churches on these
lines has been disturbed, audit' other roads should
follow in this innovation, as they most probably
w in, if success attends the present attempt, there
will be evidence of sad deterioration in the moral
tone of the whole city. Two large meetings have
been held, at which many of the leading laymen
and ministers took an active part. The lasG meet
ing was annoyed by the conduct of persons who
came there fur the express purpose of creating a
disturbance, under the auspices, as it is sup
posed, of that infidel concern, known as the
"Sunday Institute," whose great ohjrot seems to
be to array itsfdf in opposition to all that is good.
On last Sabbath the Mayor bad arrests made
promptly, when the cars were brought out in the
morning, and thus stopped the desecration
The whole matter will now, in all probability,
tome before the legal tribunals for adjudication
The allegation that running the ears on the Sab
bath is for the special benefit of the poor. is a
mere pretence if the companies are sincere in
this desire, why do they not, in the overflowing.
of their humanity, remit the usual fare, or at
least reduce it on that day ?
Many of the people are elevent from the City
some in the handsome Summer residences adjuitt
ing the city, and. others at the different places of
public and fashionable resort. Most of the con
grevtlons are but small, and in several instances
two or three churches worship together. But in
a few weeks platers will return invigorated, and
the aburobee will , be agile thronged.
Reths ii•epartuttal
BARK CLOBED.—The Bank of Lawrence County
has suspended payments. A Committee of the
stook holders are investigating its concerns.
Coralite or Porcelain Teeth,
Conservatism is so strong an element in the
character of the present generation, that new
things, however great their merit, too often meet
with much prejudice, and a cold reception from
the public.
We are al Aye OW to see red improvement of
any kind duly appreciated, and therefore copy,
with pleasure, the following from the pen of the
Rev. Dr. Kerr, concerning the new styles of arti
ficial teeth:
Among the many improve cents in dentistry is
the insertion of teeth on plates prepared from the
material designated above. Nothing can be more
beautiful of the kind, or more closely resembling
nature, than teeth set in porcelain. And then
the material is absolutely pure, and is incorrup
table by the acids of the mouth, which sooner or
later affect metallic substances. The coralite
plates are not so beautiful as the porcelain, but
in other respects, are as excellent. They are,
perhaps, more comfortable and durable.
This style of work has been introduced here by
Dr. Fltebbins, late of New York, wife, at his office,
INo. 191 Penn Street,) is gradually and success•
folly applying it. We have the pleasure of using
some of his coralite work, and can testify to its
comfort and adaptation to all proper uses of the
teeth. We have never had so comfortable a use
of the mouth, and of the vocal organs, since we
lost the teeth which God gave us. Another im
portant consideration_in their favor, is economy.
Frazer River.
Oar dates from Victoria are to the ilth Tune,
but they bring no news of importance. The
general depression there reported by former sr
rivals continues. One correspondent writes as
follows :
"In five more tripe it is not improbable that
British Columbia will be cleared of its mining
population, There cannot be many more than one
thousand miners now in the country.
4, 1 could mention six mercantile houses that
have decided to clear out within three months
Real estate is not to be sold at. any decent price ;
many, if not all, who have invested would gladly
sell at fifty cents on tie dollar, on the oast.
Some say they will , wait and see it out,' until
the departure of the last steamer. In short, the
country is a complete collapse. The most can
guine and interested admit that , things pock 'very.
black,' but are very loth to let go the:atrawrthey
have grasped. I could narrate some very amu
sing attempts by disappointed speculators to
bolster up prospects—' gas' has been completely
exhausted. There is but one remedy—a discov
ery of an extensive• auriferous deposit.
4, Victoria has received her death blow by the
inauguration of Queensborough which is now a
port of entry. But what the said Queensborongh,
alias Pinesborough, will be, is not at all certain.
Undoubtedly it will fail with the failure of she
gold produce, while Victoria will contract into
nearly its former limits "—N. Y. Times.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road.
The following is a statement of the earnings of
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago :Rail
road, for June, compared with the same month
last year : •
1859
From *eights, $5B 9•48 87 $4l 06801 • Ina $16,06196
PBBBBllgers, 68,710 87 61,88+ :11 -Inc. t 326. h 6
4 ' 818116. . `7,82500 4,482 29 160. .13,34,271
1, bit eaellapeoni, 67.17 Dee. 87 17
Total, 132,58444 107,9 a ft 8 Inc, 24,648,86
Tonnage of the Pennsylv anis Railroad.
The following is a comparative statement of
the tonnage over the Pennsylvania ; Road for Ifiyi
years past: ' •
Through !Freight. 1854 ' 1855. 1850 1857 IRSB
From Milts r West, 44,07, 6b,049 7005 t 77,108 79 644:
" Pittsb'h, Bast, 58,420 100,484 88.707 91 905 141.265
Total through, 98,793 171,533 165, , b8 172,u73 220,909
From W tgil ir a r . 4 , 3i res t t, 13,316 13,461 15,791 15,232 17,148
" :way stations to
Philadelphia, 47 986 77.330 122,198 159,322 141,102
Total, 180,075 262,324 808,145 858,627 379,159
Settlement of the Bonaparte Family
Trouble&
It Is said that the dilliohltles between tbe Im
pellet Bonapartists and the descendants of Mrs.'
Patterson, of Baltimore, the former wife of the
Duke of Westphalia, are in the way of being
composed. The Emperor has offered to make her
son Jerome, a Duke, and her grandson, ,Terome,
who graduated at West Point, and is niow with'
the army in Italy, a Count, with suitable peen
nlary endowments for the rank, if they , will
formally renounce all claims to the name of Botta
parte, The parties In interest, it is further
stated, have the matter under consideration,'and
it seems to be the impression of their friends that
the proposal will be accepted.
Survey of the Kansas t,entral Railroad
Sr Lours, July 14 —A party of engineers left
Wyandott this morning, to survey the Kansas
Central Railroad ,to Fort Riley—a distance of
one hundred and fifty miles. This wlll be the
first railroad survey, West of the Missoula river."
and will form another link toward, the Pacific
road.
Tut MANlAattli AT PAIRMA--S2/480 ' hirerCentt:
ries—Paris, Wednesday, June 29 —The Romagna .
is in a State of violent ferment at the news of the
German fillibusters, called "Swiss" Guards, be
ing let loose on their households, in the absence
of so many thousand volunteers, who wouid have
deterred Antonelli from that sanguinark exper
iment.
A letter in Le Nord to-day from Florence
(June 23,) gives the number Murdered in the
streets of Peru.ria at 800, and adds that what
Captain (now general!) Schmidt urges in excuse
is, that the women poured hot oil, and red char-,
Goal on his men, and It we's necessary to fling
them bodily out of their own windows down on
the street flags; besides be lost two captains and
ninety men shot outside the town'. The walls
era of immense circuit as, before the city was
usurped by Paul 111, it counted 80,000 inhabi
tants, and even still 'has near 20,000. An Eng
lish family of tourists fell into the bench of these
"Swiss" and were robbed and outraged, These
fame are also stated by the Gazette de Cologne
Paris papers are full of imprecations on the em
ployment of snob foreign brigands by the church
authorities, and urge that to clear Italy of Aus
trians requires 'a supplemental clearance of this
mongrel horde of , irresponsible, lawless, and
native-landless beggars —Globe.
The Swiss Consul General at Turin bee adz
dressed a letter to the Opinione of that oily, de-•
Oaring that "if the Swiss regiments at Naples
which have been forbidden to retain on their
flags the emblems of the Federal cantons con
tinue to style themselves Swiss, the title is a
usurpation, as they are really nothing hut for
eign regimen's, and that the same may be said
of those which still existin the Pontifical States.
In reality thee° regiments are en agglumera
.
moo of soldiers of different countries, for winch
Switzerland hi 'in "nowise responsible, end abe
deplores that they should be improperly (alled
Swiss regiments. The Confederation Cannot
prevent Swies citizens, the eons ' of a free country
f rom enlisting in a foreign 'orrice, but honer.
gelioally repudialee all reeponeibility for seta
which are purely individual.
Tea FIIIOOII FLaLD TKLECIRAPH —A war
cotreepoud.nt., dating front Brescia ou the
24th of June, reports a fact which has not
hitherto transpired, concerning the scientific
appliances of electricity to war purposes. It
would appear that the remarkable precision and
unity of the Freud' evolutions were accomplish
ed by a quite novel sort of flying aides de-camp.
From each corps once in position, a horseman
rode off to the next division, enrolling on his
rapid ()puree a light wire, which no time wee
lost in adapting to a field apparatus; and the pro
cess was repeated all along the French line of
twelve miles Hence the movement of the whole
army watt known end regulated like clock-work,
'from dawn till dewy eve," on that. decisive day.
This arrangement had been planned in Paris,
and a supply of gutta-percha covered metal
thread forwarded with becreoy and dispatch.
has done its work, and the patent m,►y now he
dieolosed. Portable galvanism beats portable
gas. It was already known to both armies that.
a special telugraphio corps operated iu the rear
of the Allies, and laid wires as fast as an advance
was wade M. Lair is the Chief Engineer, and
the first Frenchman who entered Novara, while
the Antal Haus were scarce yet out of it, was M
Gant hirr, of that staff, who set up his box and
tel. graphed the details of the retreating corps at.
tte moment they were outside the gates. Luna
to, Montechiaro and Castiglione. were in instant
communication with Brescia and Milan 'when
evacuated by the foe on the ad.—Paris Car.
of the Globe.
THE NEXT PFIABB 08' TUN WAR.—Pesehiera i 8
invested. The Sardinians have established their
(a, p before it, and begun the operations of a
t (mules siege.
II seems probable that the war is now to
change its character. It will no longer consist
of l• u Gee sßiv e field conflicts in which one army
is steadily and victoriously advancing, and the
other sullenly falling back Tne Austrians have
now reached their stronghold—the famous quad
rilateral of fortified towns—where they can
rttind obstinately upon the defensive. IL was
here in 1848 that they retrieved their fortunes
in the struggle against the Revolutionists, whom
they first. wearied by protracted sieges, and then
sallied out upon victoriously.
The subjoined diagram will give a tolerably
accurate idea of this strong position:
LAtor Gurus.
The passage from the western to the eastern
half of Lombardy can only be made through a
plain, but twenty miles in _width, which lies be
tween Lake Garda on the north and the marshes
of the Po on the south, and having 'the Rivers
Adige and Miuoio for its eastern and western
boundaries At each of the four corners of this
natural square is a fortified city, Pesobiera, Ve
rona, Mautue and Legeano. Military and eugi
neering skill have been employed fur centuries
in, rendering t hem impregnable. Within a day's
march of each other, they can easily send each
other succor, or concentrate four sallying, ar
mies upon the unlucky enemy who attempts to
pass through the square between them
The invader who undertakes to besiege one of
these towns finds his labor complicated by the
facl that the other three are ready to assail him
in flank or rear. If he undertakes to pass
through without besieging any, he will find him
self surrounded by their outpouring troops, and
even should be force hie way past, them, into
Eastern Lombardy, they will mmediately out. off
his line of oonsmuoioation behind him and recap
ture all that he had previously gained. The on
ly alternative seems to be to lay siege to each in
turn or all at once, for not until all four have
capitulated can Lombardy be said to be con
quered.
But when they have once fallen, the disaster
willtbe Irretrievable. Nothing can then stay the
march of the victors to Venice and the Adriatic.
When, the Austrians are driven out of the Quad
rilateral, they will be virtually driven out of
Italy.—Ala. Eve. Jour.
NEW BANKS.—The period having elapsed dur
ing which notices for new Banks, to be applied
for next winter, must be first published, we have
in the following list, the sum total of the new
projects of which notice has been given:
Nam, of Bank Loccvson.
Butchers aed Drovers' Bank— Pla,ladeipttia
Shu. , and Lumber Mulcts' ink
Eastern Markat, ti
Ntanuftttnrars'
Quaker City
tion.loBl.tal gi
Partners & Matintetttrers' " "
Cow Stoisti. . -" Lancaster...
Buck' of , larliste t' rl sle
Med la Back of D
Media tik of Disc.& DapiAdt 46
Breduir I oou..ty Batik Towanda....
Clarion County Back Clarion
Aliquippa unuk Pit sburgh.
State Capital Bank Harrisburg
oleirfie d Count 3 Hank Clearll-111...
Bsuk of &Manville
1868
- Here we have propositions for seventeen new
Batiks, with about four millions of capital stock;
seven Batiks, wish a capital of two and a guar•
ter millions, being for Philadelphia. Besides
these, the Carlisle Deposit Bank intends to ask
to be made a Bank of issue, with the name of
thr Carlisle Bank, and an increase of capital to
$250,000 The Columbia Bank intends to ask
for a renewal of its charter, with the same
amount of capital. There will also be an appli
piation.for a charter for the Lvekawana Savings
Bank, at Boranton.—Pittsburgh Gnaw.
There is but little change to note this week, except the
downward tendency of breadstnifa. The wheat and rye
craps have been gathes ed in gond condition, and the pres•
out warm and showery weather is admirable for corn and
potatoes, both of which look very promising.
The Money warket is quiet, bat the demand is good.
Naqtnn. Brchange fa still scarce. The banks draw at par,
and the rates outside range from par to 4 premium for par
funds and convey
A sins—Yeqrbg, g, 634 ; .Pote 405; Bode Ash, B..ki
RUTTER AND ECM—Roll Butter le retailing et no. Zgga,
1.4015 e.
Beans—Small White, 1 2501 60, in the small way+
111701071111 AT—Salsa in large lots at OK and in the small
way at 70f475.
D4ool—Shoulders.7 l 4, for Western, and 7107 Y, for city:
Sides. 034; Rama. 10Y,11.034; Sugar Oared do , 12%412%.
amass -868% fir.
Fs eraser; —Prime Western, 45, on arrlval;and in small
parcels at 48
Fwnt—The market is unsettled, with a steady downward
tendency. A lot of 200 hips Super sold yesorday from
first hands et 6 60. tb, only lot repo; tea from first h and s
during the week; from store, 5.75t66 87 For Super, 0.006
6,25 for Extra, and 6 zeta 60 for Family do
;Avow—Oats sates at. 60e on arrival; and from etere at
52464. Corn, 95 for smell lots from store Rye is not yet
in market, and in the absenee of sales we quote at 85690
Barley, new Spring, 76 Wheat, sale. of eonthern Red and
White at $1 Mel 46. and one lot of 400 bash prime new
8 nnth , rn White at 1 50
. . .
Gtomsatte —Suva. 7%'48 by the hhd. 'Molasses, 4 ( ) to the
city trade, and 41042 to country. Coffee, 1201234 Bloc, 5
Et Y-10 00016,00 per ton. '
LARD—Small aides of country STo. 1 In kegs at 11g. and
city do., in bble. at 11y .
X 'B4 Po 4it —later to the trade at 17.05, and to the country
at 17 501'118.00
BOYS' CLOTHING, fancy and plain, cut in the
moat tasteful manner, and neatly made, will be
found at J. L. Carneghan & Co 'a, Federal Street,
Allegheny City. As fashionable tailors in both
children's clothing and men's wear, this firm
stands among the very best.
The attention of families and manufacturers is
called to the Finkle Sewing Machine, sold by J.
L. Carnaghan & Co., Federal Street, Allegheny
City.
"I have used two bottles of your Boerhave's
Holland Bitters, and have found it very useful in
ease of Indigestion and Headaebe, and recom
mend it to all who need a pleasant and efficacious
remedy and valuable tonic.
DISPRPTIO WOMAN NOTIOE.--BCethaVo'B Hol
land Bitters has oured me of Dyspepsia by using
it only one week. I recommend it confidently to
all suffering from this disease.
Piltaburgh, Oct 24th, 1856.
[Mrs. S., is the wife of the noted Lithographer.]
The late High Sheriff of Allegheny County,
hes given us the follow ng:
"I was afflicted with Debility of the Digestive
_Organs sm nutting to asevere attack of Dyspep
sia, which had reduced my Sat considerably,
Peschl ra.
Rat ay
The Quidriatrai
II ilium
...3bimbe....
River Po
Aggregate Capital
Markets.
Piresgurta a, Toesdayolnly 19
Pouitiza—lnferior 40@50, and prime 60@65.
[ADTRIUMMIATJ
(LDVERTIEIEMIINT.I
Tonic,
Prom 'Col .Albert Pike, M. C., from Arkansas
WASUINOTON, D. C., June ll, 1856
CLARA E. BORIICIBMAN.
TIM PRESBYTERIAN BANNER ,ANF) ADVOCATF
My wire was also afflicted under same circum
stance!, and with same diseases. Having used
your medicine called Bcerhave's Holland Bitters,
we both obtained relief, and are happy to afford
you this public evidence of its value."
Pittsburgh, Tan. 22d, 1857.
Csunoo I—Be careful to ask for Bcerhaves
Efolland Bitters.
Sold sit $l.OO per bottle; or, six bottles for
$5 00, by the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN
PACE, JR., & CO., Pittsburgh; and Druggists
generally.
Mrs, gannen, No. 600 Fourth Street,
says of
Dr IPLone's Celebrated Vermifage
PREPARED BY MERINO 13R03.0F PIrTSBIIRGBI
New Max. May 16, 1852.
A child of mine showing symptoms of worms,
I gave it a bottle of Dr. WLanc's Celebrated
Vermifuge, which brought away a bunch of
worms, numbering, I should judge, about thirty
The child was •ery sick during the operation, but
is now well and hearty.
firs. Twist, No. 18 Avenue D, writes under
date of August 10111,1852, and says she bad been
troubled with worms for more then a year, and
that she took one bottle of Dr. M'Lttee's Cele
brated Vermifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros.,
which brought away from her over three hundred
worms, big and little. She now believes herself
to be entirely free from disease.
Mrs. Buggins, a German woman, residing at
No. 204 Riviagton Street, says, that after using
one viol of M'Lane's Celehrated Vert:range, she
passed two large tape worms.
The above certificates are all from parties
well known in this city. If there are any who
doubt, they have the names and addresses, and
can satisfy themselves by personal inquiry.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED VERIIIFIIGE. mann•
factured by FLEMING BROS , of PITTSBURGH.
Pa. All other Vermifuges in comparison are
worthless. Dr. M'Laoe's genuine Vermifuge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be bad at
all respectable drugstores. Kane genuine without
Veron%
the signature of FLEMING BROS.
[so]
foreign littrifigenct.
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE ART Or DESTRUCTION
Legume°
The ingenuity of man is ever on the alert, to
discover new and more speedy ways to destroy
his fellow man, in warfare. One of the more we
cent is a most powerful iron vessel, called the
"Steam ram." The London Times says of one
now in preparation in England:
It will be afloat next June ger total length
will be three hundred and eighty feet; breadth,
fifty eight; total weight at sea. about nine thou
sand tons; full speed, sixteen miles an hour.
About two hundred and twenty feet of the broad
side of the vessel will be of teak, twenty-four
inches thick; this will be covered by armour
plates four and one half inches thick on the deck.
The ram will be armed with thirty-five Armstrong
gun' ,
s, each tbrnwing one hundred poundshot over
a range of six miles The lam will run down
ships, by driving straight at them at full speed.
If sbe only toes one-half of what may fairly be
anticipated from her, she will be cheaper to the
nation than a dozen sail of the title. The cost of
the bull will be about £200.000, the engines
about £75,000, and her fitting for sea about £45,-
000 more, or £320 000 in all.
This is no new thought. The balloon, however.
is tor. unmanagable to be of much utility It has
a fashion of going with the wind, and it will not
return, bringing its, tidings. Still the Messrs.
Goddard are experimenting with it, at the French
camp.
A letter from Vienna, in the National Gazette,
of Berlin, says: - "It is generally believed in well
informed circles that the next mail will t ring an
account of an armistice, which will serve as- the
basis for negotiations for peace. The same opin.
ion prevails at the Bmree, where prices have im
proved."
A Berlin letter in the Hamburg News says:
"It may be considered as certain that the Pius
sian Glvernment has opened -negotiations with
England and Russia, in order to establish a com
mon basis of mediation."
CAtit St , cle.
4600,000
buO 000
400 OW
2bo 000
200 000
25 ,000
The Independence states that the new English
Ministry has addressed counsels of moderati.m to
the German States, cautioning them, in language
serious and firm, against the dangers of encour
aging a policy which might lead to a general
war.
.. 140 OUO
... 500 000
. 100 080
.. 00 800
.. 1004 00
. . 200,000
'OOO l
.... 300,000
... 140,000
.. 100,000
.. 100.008
The Invalbie Rune says that Austria ought to
thins seriously of pace. She is endeavoring to
secure the support of Germany and Prussia, but
in acquiring powerful allies she might at the same
time array against her still more powerful en
emiee. In that case _Europe would be inundated
with blood, for nothing else than to preserve Lom
bardy to Austria, though that province can never
more-belong to her, morally.
The Indian at Oaebec, brings Liverpool dates to
the 6th inst.
.$8950,100
The latest despatches say that the head-quar
ters of the Emperor Napoleon is only four leagues
from Pesehiera, which place is under a vigorous
seige by the Sardinians. £he report of cannon
is heard night and day in that direction.
Tae Austrian advanced post is but a short dis
nee from Villa Franca, which is occupied by
the army corps under Gonna! Niel. It, is
much doubted whether the Austrians will accept
a battle in the present demoralized condition of
their army.
Turin, July
. 4.—lt is rumored that 10 000
French troops have embarked at Los.sin and Pio
colo,*on the Adriatic, and that the bridge to
Cherso has been destroyed.
Vallegio, July 4. --offlcial.—The French army,
increased by the army corps of Prince Napoleon,
will operate against Verona, whilst a portion of
the Sardinian army will continue the siege opera
tions at Prechiera. •
" The Emperor Napoleon having sent book the
wounded Austrian officers without exchange, and
having requested an exchange of other prisOners,
an Au-trian officer has arrived with the announce
meat that the Emperor of Auetria will also tend
beak without exchange, the wounded officers
taken from the allies, and that his Majesty is
equally desirous for an exchange of other prieon
era."
There are great complaints of the scarcity of
provisions in the villages occupied by the allies.
FRANKFORT, July 4—" At an extraordinary
meeting of the Germanic Diet to day, Prussia
presented new and further proposals respecting
the Command in Chief of the corps of observa
floc on the Rhine. Immediaiely after the close
of the sitting, al. de Usedon left for Berlin."
The Berlin correspondent of the London Times
says that Prussia's new proposals are in the hands
of the Representatives of Russia and England.
Also that in a week the Prussian army will be in
full march. Two corps di armee will be stationed
on the Silesian frontier To guard against Russia
on the Lower and Middle Rhine, one hundred and
forty thousand Prussians will be , stationed, and
when all her preparations are completed, Prussia
Will probably make her proposals to France,
which will undoubtedly be refused.
PARIS, July 5 —The official condemnation by
the French Government of the article in the Paris
Siecle, affirms that respect for Popery forms part
of the programme which the Emperor Napoleon
is carrying out.
The losses in the battle of the 24th of June,
were: Sardinian, 49 officers killed anti 167
Wounded, 642 sub officers and privates kiiled,
8,409 wounded and 1,258 soldiers missing, making
a total of 5 625 absent at roll call.
French, 12,000 rank and file, killed or wounded,
and 720 officers bore de combat, of whom 150 were
killed.
The total loss of the, two Austrian armies is put
down at from 20,000 to 25,000 men.
Tbe Board of Trustees of Jeinrson College will meet in
the Library room on Tuesday, the second d iy of Anguet, at
10 o'clock A M, The me Ahem are regneeto to be punctual
in their attendance. ' JAMES McCULLOUCI Et, Belly.
la ft S. 1W lASI. 0 W.) an eaperienoed Nurse and Fe
male Physician:has a Soothing Syrup for children teeth-
Ing.which greatly facilitates the process of teething, lay
softening the gums, reducing all inflammation—will allay
all pain and regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, myth
ere,, It will giverest to yourselves and relief and health to
your Infanta. Perfectly safe, in ad minx See advertise
-1•118.11
I EDVERTIKIMEN
Tug BALLOON . IN WAR
TOO MANORS OF FRAM
The War.
*aid Botirts.
Jefferson College.
They soothe pain; protect the chest; they extract the
completed impurities and soreness from the system, and
in part strength. They are divided into sections, and yield
to the motion of the body. Being porous, all impure ex.
orations pass off, and they cannot venoms offensive, hence
can be worn four times longer than any other plasters, and
are cheaper at 25 cents than others at 10, Where these
Plasters are, pain erupt exits. Weak persona public speak
ers, delicate females, or any.affeeted with side, cheat or back
pains, shoUld try thein You will than know what they
are. They are a new feature in the science of medicine.
All Druggists have them. Take no other. Each Planter
bears a Medallion Stamp and our Signature.
BARNES PARK,
18 and l 5 Park Row, New York.
JOI#N FORSYTH
Also, LYONS MAGNETto_LNSEOT POWDER
fe2ll-gat
[rho marriage noticed In our paper of the 9th Inst., as
baring been eel -mnized by the Key. John Rice, should
hare read," Mr &am &rams to Mire MARY JANE LOCRARD.I
By the Rev. J. Smith ffo•don, on the 11th hit , gr
Fa•NRUR hiller; or the vicinity of Cate 6, Pa., To Mier
Maltose ET, daughter of John Wlthe:ow ; .1s of Pannette.
burg Pa.
On July Btb. by Rev. D W. Townnend, Mr .E/ 11. WALTZX
saucul to Ulna SALSA CHHISTIO, bah of 'Allegheny Co. eg
in McKeesport, Pa., July llikat the bonne of the bride's
father, by Ruv. R. F. Wilson, Mr. MOIMA3 A MiLtoia to MI s
Out u., only daughter of Capt. ki. B. Sinclair, all of the
above place.
Ou the 14th, by Bev Robert Heys, Rev. hl. M TRAItB
to Miss Attn.'s A Coorrox,laughter of the late Abraham
Ca cotton, Erg, of Saliuevit e, Ohio.
Dun—Near McKeesport, Pd, 'ants sth, of putrid sore
threat, after a eh .rt iliueew, HAVANNAH atm, eld.st daugh
ter of David'and Jane Rhodes in the 6th year of her age.
This make. the third of this family , that has been taken
by the Great Shepherd 4 to the higher and greener pee
tures and still walere.
Dten—On tb- 4th inst.. of onaumption, In the 07th year
hie age, *Sr. THOMAS P. KNIRK, of scrubgrams, Vt.nango
Conmy. Pa.
It need only be said of the deceased, that he was a good
man a aonsisient member of the Presbyterian Church, and
that he had an bumble trust In the moray of the Lord, and
of antra. had "hope in his death,"
Drca—Te Fannettsbarg: Pa., on the 2d inst., MISS Jai
COPINSLL, In th 4 44th year of her age.
For nearly a wore of years the deemed bad been afflicted,
and during a large Dart of the time an intense sufferer.
Thus God tried the faith of his child severely, but faithful
to his promise, his , grace was proportioned to her trkl. As
abe drew near the hour of her geperture, her desire for re
lease grew more and more ardent Shelonged to be deliv
ered from this body of sin and death. Calmly and in peace
her sun went down, ere she had attained the high noon of
life.
than--On the sth of July. at the reetd.nee of Rev. S.
Swan, near teland,lllinda, Mies Jetttus Overt, in the 79th
year of har age.
Daring her protracted illness previous to her death. she
exhibited great submission and resignation to the' Divine
will. Her latter end was seam. She had a very jeep sense
of her unworthiness, casting herself with a childlike coral.
deuce on the finished work of the Saviour. Her frequent
utterance was, " None but Christ, none but Dinist;' "Jesus
is my precious Saviour." Although long a professor of the
religion of diens, yet she seemed to receive her comfort
flora the belleviag.contetttattldn of her Giving Redeemer,
As the scenes of time rec dad from her slew, her mind be
came more spiritual and desirous to depart ani to be for.
ever With the Lord. We hope that her death was not
merely the termination of earthly,eafferiag, but the, intro
duction into that glorious rest , which remaineth for the
people of God.
Then—Neer Canoelleville June 23d. Mrs. NAisomusr, wife
of James R. BloDowd], in the Mat year of her age.
June 14th. 1828, Mrs 11cD. made a profession of religion
in the West Kishacoquillss church. Dr. Jae; Wood officiating;
From February 21st, 1838, she lived happily with the hus
band of her choice in the same profession April 11th 180
she took np her abode, where she was millet away, afte r
which time she was connected with the church at Connells
villa
Self sacrificing devotion to the welfare of oth ere, especially
of her husband and children; selPrenonocing lowliness at
the foot of the cross; and a cairn, unwavering , trust in the
Redeemer, were ;narked traits in Mrs. SicD.'s character
"I have great satisfaction in continuing to pray that'all my
neighbors be saved; they have been so hisotto roe,". was
she heard to say with , undoubted sincerity; vben so_ seals
that she could scarcely turn her head upon the pilloW.
I have done nothing to merit such enemy, yet I hope I am
saved by grace; Kiln and again did Ole enrage herself
thus, with uniNcted simpli•ity For two yews before her
death, her health" gradually failed her, but when the end
came- all was pears. She sweetly fell asleep in Jesus.
Ihre--At his residence in Hopewell Township, York Ca.,
Pa, May 15 1859, Major Aao/311 3 / 4 1D Stsm..Joan'as; aged 88
sears and 21 days.
Tao father's are feat passing away; and few go more
lamented than Maior Jordan. A Christian gentleman of a
by.gone age, he was loved and respected by all who knew
him, for hie kind and gentlemanly depot ttnent He wee a
member of the Old School Presb)terian Church for nearly
sixty years, and once sleeted an elder otrthe Church. but
through an humble feeling of unworthineas declined or
di~ation. As an evidence of the feelings with=which lie was
regarded by those who knew him, it may be stat-d that
when quits it young man he was appointed agent to pay
the tares of a large estate in 9 , PIOUS counties of - this State,
and started on his commission (which he faithfully elled,)
with ten thousand dollars, for which he gave no security
but his own raid character. In 1800 he received a Captain's
commission from Governor McKean In 1808, and again in
1807, he was commissioned by the same Governor as
Brigade tnspeetor of the First Brigade, Fifth Division
Pennsylvania Militia. In the Winter of 18 8-9 and 1809-!
10. he represented York County in the lower Reuse 'alba
'legislature. In 1811, add agsin in 18 1 4, he ressived . com
mission from Gov. Snyder, re appointing him InsPector of
his old trigeda Re was a men or much intelligence and
influence, espeeially in his immediate neighborhood, and
was often a peacemaker 'in times cf difficnity,,as his in
fluence was always exerted for good His mind was clear,
his faith firm and his hope crew brighter as 44 . 1 appresiched
his end. A short time before be breathed his last, he gath
ered his children around him to give them his parting
counsel, and then prepared himself in' peace 6 depart to
his God in whom he had so long trusted; and thus, in a
glad old age he yielded up the ghost, and was gathered
unto hie people." .1. Y. O.
D too—On the 26'b of April, after'a abort but painful ill-
DOM, Mr. JA.1128 K. MOBROW.
Mr. M. leaves a wife and two smaltehildren, as well as
ma ny friends, to mourn his early and unexpected demise.
Last Fall be went to Illinois and lowa, on a tour of explo-
ration lie came home well, and arranged hie nuttiness for
an early departure in the Spring, to the reiddence of the
widow of a deceased brother, living in Mercer Connti, III•
Seen after hie embarkation on board a steamboat at Pitts
burgh, be was taken with disease of the bowels. This,
through the fold, damp weather, and unavoidable exposure,
to same extent, on a boat, grew worse, and turned into in.
flamm &Mon. Through pain and exhaustion, be disembarked
for a little while at St Louis; seemed to recuperate some
whet, reembarked, and landed on Monday evening within
eight or ten miles of his place of destination; and on the
following morning departed this life, in the hope of a
blessed immortality. He was a young man of great amia
bility of diepoeition, kindness of heart, and loved as a
friend by all who knew him. His walk and conversrtion
were snob as become the Gospel Of a large family,
including father, raother,and six ebrdren, all here twenty
seven years ago, when first we peached to the congregation
of Bethel, all are now gene, save one sister, recently
married, and who, with her husband, accempanied him to
the far West They were all amiable and pleesant in life
and - from each other by death were not long separated.
We trnet that hi• loss to his beloved family, and the
Church, is gain to himself. Be gave evidr nee in life end
health that be lovtd Jeans and his canes, and now is not,
f rr the Saviour has called him. May- his widow and
f &thorium children receive from the God of the widow, and
lather of the fatherless, that proteetio'n, comfort, and
sustaining grace, which their tiling circumstances require.
dnd may the lonely sister, and other Mende of him taken,
so love and follow Christ', that they may soon meet him,
where assemblies never break np, nor Sabbaths end, but
where all sorrow will be turned 1,.t0 joy, all darkneas into
light, all conflicts into victory, and all hopes into °seder
ing fruition. 0.11.
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CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
A. NEW STYLE. PRICE, $50.00.
107 MARKET STREET, PITTSBURGH..
490 RROADWAY, NEW YORK.
730 CHESTNUT Brawn, PHILADELPHIA.
iris- These Machines seer from two• spools, and form a
seam of unequalled strength, beauty, and elasticity,
which will NOT rip, area if every fourth ditch be cut
They are unquestionably the best in the market for
family nee.
ANA BEND. FOR A CIRCULAR. 'VG
NATHAN WHITING, No. 107 Market Street. excluelve
Agent for Pittsburgh and vicinity. aplo-ly
TUN WORLD'S GREVE IMBIBITION
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For hie Two Pianos, London, October 15th 1851,
SINTER., respectfully Informs his friends and the' pub-
H e generally, that he his constantly on hind PIANOS,
egosl to th•'ee for which he reeeived the Prise Medal in
,London, In 1861. He has received during the husk fifteen
years more Medals than any other maker from the. Frank
lin Institute; also, first premiums is Boston, New York
andttnltimire all orders promptly attended to t and great
care tat en in the selection and racking thi - acme.
Warermitns, No. 722 arch Street, below Nighth. Sane
fag/RW*O44W jy2lis6t
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PR . ..F R OrrititY, Add , rne
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For further pertiou are, see oireuter, or addrrre the
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rli•LoW Oros PALL S.—IT 13001.11,,,,
noderetand that the t.peratlon of theft famo4e pills
le tot lhoite4 to the cure of tl ee.. itstert.ad diet.-oe
perm for which they are eueoex.fully adminiap•ree thin
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Sold at the manufactorl, No au tdaiono LAM:, tv.w York,
and by all Drugging, at 250., 080., and $1 per boa.
jy23 st
MISCELLANEOUS
WILICINYBUD G ACADR DIT.
MLNDYILE.
'Ate Eleventh Session of lideinetitetion, schlrh islocated
in the pleasant village of Wiliiiniburg, seven miles distant
from the cty of Pittsburgh via Pennsylvania ttailroad,
will en. mence on MOND Y, August lst
it is the design of the Tru-tree sad: Principal to make
this cieadimy. in all recp.iete. a air telas litatitation
the thorough instruction of *hone entrusted t their cote;
preparing young gentlemen for the Junior Class of idir
Colleges, and il.e onin. Mess of our bait demi
mules. SPECIAL ATTS.NT ON is Riven to those Pre'
paring to teach. Counrcted with the :sodomy are two
Literary Societies, usoirr the imrned , ate care of the Prinel
pal. affording enc. Dent opportunities to the etudents for
deriamattou and discussion. rip beauty of the sorrow ii
log country. salubrity o the cit, ate and the morality of
the lobalitents, make Wiliiinsbn g. a very desirable loca
tion.
'Good Boarding and Booms can be procured in the village.
at from 12 00 to $2.25 per week Po. further informatiou.
apply to Rev. J. M. BAST[NG3. President of Borrd of
Trustees, or of P. W. HASTioOB, Principal
1311XEM
BATES & *TOWNSON,
notz mariur.cruasao or
ROOFING
OFFICE,
75 Smithfield: Street.. between Fourth and Fifth,
PITTSBURGH, PA
The only Manufacturers and Dealers in their Improved
GUN ELAFPIO OgIiENT ROO min G, which is appbe over
maturated felt and canvas, for a foundation, and the aur!ace
sanded, making R FIRE AND WATER
. PROOF, end war•
ranted not to ORAOI3 or RUN, nor is it effected by heat or
frost It. OFLII he applied over Steep or Flat Roofs. Steam.
boat Decks, Railroad Care, dr. and le not affe.o ed by "clog
tramp.d neon. Tide Gum Oemeut applied to Metal Roofs
is much ch. aper and more durable than paint. Two coats
render an old Leaky Tin or lion Roof perfectly tight
and mervicable at but little coat.
Also, wholesale and retail dealers in
ROOFING SI AT SRI &LS,
frith pilot-d to.tructloos fur applying the same, to those
living at a distance.)
N. 13. Particular attention paid to Repairing Leaky
Metal, Flaw, tirevel end 0+111 , 41; Roof,.
Also, agvnts for Ntent English asphaltic ROofing Felt.
.Wir Orders solicited
AGBNTS WANTEO--To act in the large country towns
and cities In the above hovioese 0c16.1t
liglOgß 8 111.. Ee—tlt BIM GI.. E SOEtuL ex.it SHIP
K 1 in Jefferson College.
Address J.B BROWN,
jy9 Tluehatian P. 0., Allegheny County, Pa.
Neste, A.S K e. LAN+)V.—TENS trer lona
signed will attend to the locating of Lnud Warrants
in the Owitia and Nebraska City land disttlets, W. r. The
land sales will rake p-ace in the mouths of July and
Angela. After the sales, Land Warrants can be end The
lands of this Territory ,are of the finest (panty Good
eel-thous can be made near-the vlisso.iri River, and near
aliments. Ada warrants c etrunted to my care will be
located on lands selected by careful Mod examiners.
Letters of Inquiry requested Terms reas atAble.
ALt X. F. triCINISgw,
Orlapods; Class County, N. T.
. REFERS TO
KRAMAIIt A RAHN, Hankers, Pittsburgh.
LLOYD & DIAOK,
MY D.1.1"11IN NET. D.D.,
DR fan & CO., Bankers, Philadelphia
H. J. LONBABRT, Auditor Penna R IL, Philadelphia.
BRYnN, (4 grne gg * Rankers, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
PiP B. M. LLOYD k Co., Bankers, Altoona, Pa.
GEO. R. MOWRY, Eal ' Ohio igo.
ALEX FINLEY, Esq., EL Louis
PROF. G. LOOMIis, oriapolie, N. T
N APP LIC ALT If/N WILL WIC gIALIDIC
MIL to the Legislature of Penns Ivan's, at its next
for the Chatter of a flank in the city of Pittsburgh,
to be ogle t the
Codunercial Bank of Piftsburgh,
loth .a capital of One Hu deed and •city Thoaeand
Del his and subject to the General Banking Law of 1550.
J92-6nl
500 GRIND STORRS, ALL MINKS,
various grits, for sale at,ala iberty 'street,
Pitiebti riz h.
spat!' am •
CITES T TROT Dina. FOUNDRY.
.[Establighed in 1826.]
813161.4 The subscribera have conotantly ror sale an as
BELLS' sortinent of Church, Factory, Steamboat, Locomo
BELLS live, Flantation, School house, and other Bella.
ONUS mounted in the most approved and dureble manner
BELLS For full particulars as to many recent improve
BELLS tarots, warrantee, diameter of Belle. space occupied
BUM. In Tower. rate, of transportation, ko., amid for •
BELLE. Circular. Bells for tba'Soutk delivered in New
BELLS. York. *Admits
INErglesirmA NCiNN, Agents,
m-18.eow•tf West Troy, N Y
BUSINESS NOTICES
J
AXES 11101truLL
Book, Pamphlet, and Job Printer,
FiFFH STREET, CORN EM OF WOOD,
• Entrance Opposite the Theatre, •
Ts at all times prepared to do every description of Job
Printing, in the neatest manner.
tv, either
for g J e g a c i r la te u n p t ri n eeirc n rk t , o w o i r t l i i c e l; s h o e u rr t ilwa the rr e a i nt to give
satisfactiati7 ' jyl6.2t*
JOSEPH WITITIL9 I II SASTERN CAR.
ftIM3II4 IMP BfIoRY AND MA NUN t•rfOßY i
1it•136 . 6 I tear the Two-bl to 'quo, between Pittibottb and
Lanrenaavills; has on ha 41 a all !laid anortment of
Carriages, Buggies,
Ile is al .0 constantly recei.ing New and. El, cood band
Vehicles, and manufactures to order on abort notice
Oarrisges, Buggies, and any article pertaining to the
business. Twenty year • nractical exeerietica. and. good
busioeas facilities enables lum to otter great inducements to
parch Jeers
oar Public Conveyances from Pittsburgh, peas the door
every ten tninntes. • 3,16 Bt
Rlna Re EY & 0111••
•
NO. 85 WOOD !MENET,
Corner if Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa,,
MANUFACTURERS OS
Saddles Harness, and Trunks,
RIVETED LEATHER HOSE, AND MACEINE BELTING
jell-iy
IaIItrASUING. CLOTHES BY PRESSURT.
VT —After fifty yeare erperireenting, the pr-per arti
cle has at lut ht.-a invented for heiplug worocn in their
hard laboza on the washing day
"IT EVRN 601"
Opine and be convinced that we are ahead of every
lambing in nee Half the time. half the hard lab r. half
In 'Wear and tear, sod half in seep .ie saved. Little bye
and girls Cali do the work for their mothers. The under
signed bare purobased the exelnel..e right of Allegheny
County to make and sell J. T. kIUDOWS
Superior Washing Machines,
Manufactured and for mile 4 No. 34 Water 8 , ., Pittsburgh.
We desire the nubile to call and examine this truly labor
saving machine. It can also tos seen at Lad/Tette Bell,
sample Room of the bieeherjcs , Institute.
GULLET Sr, BENNETT.
We, the undensigned, having thoroughly tested the
ab ‘ve machine take ple•enre hi recommending the same
to the public, assured that they Will find it all that le above
claimed.
81,1.1111 HEATH, P W JENNIES, HIIOII LEN,
R. WHIM 8. BaO., 18410 OH AR L J. M. DUN L &P.
JAEN'S THORN, GEO. W ROBLEY, AH. ROWAN!),
F. BI OUNT, J. MENHIR EN, JIMES RENON,
ALI EN HR AMER, JANE B. EVANS, WE WARDEN
LOI MIKINN ET, 11.14.ATTS; F.H.NIOLEY,
T RON. MIOONNELL, JOHN D. , rus, W B, NCAIPN,
WM G. WETO HT, JAS. M'OCTOILEN, IILSN RUE!. .!a
JOHN GREGG, O. H LEMON. JOHN AIKEN,
CHAN. B I RN HENRY MURPHY, J. KLEE,
MARY M'MURTBY, -A.H ENGLISH, J. C. 8111111.
. ,
J 14 ; pARKR THOS. BTONLE. J. M. BRUSH.
W. RORINSON, BARNHILL.
)e4-tf
YORAIILIII CieNM EITe—WEI SFS.
SOltigein is the exclusive Agent in thin County f r
the isle of BEfimora CEMENT. This Com int is Impeder
to ens othet sold in this market, for Public W irksMitierris.
Fire walls, &a Every,barrel contains printed directions for
using ft, and it is all warranted good We invite a conk
purism of this with any other Cem -nt, whether from East
or Wist. Alarge stock will be always kept on band, and
sold whisissale and retail, at low prices.- .
ap3o.3m. W. W. WALLACE.
•
1111T.A.E.ErAildEPS WOUNDRY
VEr
MILL FURNISHING - ESTABLISHMENT,
Office. 319 Liberty Simi, Pittsburgh, palms
Steam froginee, warranted, on hand, an , made to order
Steam Boilers, etilmneys, and Milt Pane. Grist and dew Hill
Castings, and Irons Mill Gearing of all kinds made to
order, and latehornes of wheels given to all who wait
gearing Grate Hers of all else% always on hand. bolting
Moths, Anchor' Brand, warrante' good. Wiener. Sur Mill
Stones, all sizes. Portable mills, for ChopPmg and Flour
ing Preueh Bur Smut Machines. used io one theneind
Mills, are cheaper, better, and many times more durable
than Iron Machines, and warranted to give satisfy lion. ,
Itoee'e Patent, direct action, water wheels, the hestin the
country, used in over eight thousand Saw Sills, will out as
much as the overshot, with the same amount of, w der, din
charged We will got the wheels into ' , Ma Mile, on short
notiee:anthwarrant them to give satisfacti ,, n.. Pot further
particulars; address W. W.
sayritut 819 Übestot etaat t ilifebassbirsii
=
I li 0 U Tr R 0 R B
- MANUFACTURER
BOOTS AND SHOES,
And. Dealer in Shaw Goode, Trani's, Carpi)! Sacks,
Wh leoale and .Retail,
NO. 109 MARKET STREET,
between Fifth and Liberty Ste, Oboe Market Place,)
ap2B.3m Pittsburgia, Pa.
REMOVAL:: :
• WM: E.' SCHMERTZ 'dc
WHOLESALE WAGERS AND. MANUFACTURERS OF
BOOTS AND , .SHOES.
Have removed to the new and apaciona storehouse,
NO. Si FIFTH ST., BETWEEN WO')D AND MARKET,
Pittsburgh, Persaksat.
Calling yonr attention to the above notice of our Re
moval, and being now provided with more ample and am
modious rooms It or our large stork of goods, we would
:eventfully anlinit a continuance of the liberal patronage'
heretofore bestowed upon the house.,
Our complete and desirable steak of BOOTS AND AMES,
obtained at drat hands, strictly from Manufacturers; having
been selected with the greatest care never has been intr.
passed, and is particularly adapted to the wants of We tern
purchasers, and will-be dOpeeed of at The lowest market
rates!' - Our gouda we h.ve had manefactured with cape ill
reference te those engaged in RETAILING, and are war.
ranted to glee satisfaction. - -
Perrkasdrit visiting this mviket are reipectfully muested
toeall and examine our Stook; as we are prepared to accom
modate them with prime goods, and of just such
PARTICULAR SIZES
As they may want. Eastern bills duplicated. AM orders
promptly , ftended to. sod waif faction warranted.
.ma2fatim W li. E. SOLLHERTZ & CO.. Xci. 81 Fifth St..
WEINVITE TER ATTENTION OW
the public to the PRILADEIoPUt&
Elf
Housekeetting Dky Goods nom...
where may be found a large assortment of 'all kinds of Dry
Sands required in furnishing honte, thus. sawing' the
trouble usually experienced in hunting such ar ids, in
various places. In consequence of our giving our attention
to this kind of stock, to the exclusion of dregs and faney ,
goods, we ei n guarantee our prices and stiles to be the.
most favorable in the market
IN LINEN GOOLE,
we are able to give perfect satisfaction being the OLDEST
ESTABLISHED LLNE:. STORE in .the city, and haring
been for more than twonty years regular important from
some of the best manufacturers inJrelend. We offer, also
a large stock of
FLANNELS .AND MUSLIM
of the best.qualities to be obtaine4, and at the very lowest
prices. also. Blankete, Quilts. Shootings, Tickinga, Damask
'tattle Cloths, and Napkins Surellings, Diapers, Hackabacs,
Table and Piano Corers, Damasks a d Moreau. - Lace and
Muslin Curtains Dimities. Furniture Chintzes ,Window
She4lnge, - JOON fX)WELI. *14414,
• S. W. cornet of Chestnut Solt Seventh Ste.,
ep3041 Philadelphia.
MB
rg , 4 & J• T. a( 9 CANoin,
to Corner of idbertY and Sixth Streets, Pittsburgh,
have received their SPRING STUCK ()ODDS for
MEN'S ,- WEAR ,
Comprising the latest importations of Clo,he, eassinterea,
Vestings. &.o, which they are prepared to make to order in
a et) le and at such prices as cannot fail to please.
Their Stcwk of
READY - MADE CLOTHING , .,
Got and made under their own cup , elision, is got np' io a
'very superior manner, and will be sold at the LOWEST
CASH PitIOES. manly
W. W. WALLACE
p*LAS,TER AND LIME.
Piaster Paris for Agrieultniafpurposes.
Do. do. fir Stucco wnrk
Snow-white Lime; an ertra article.
.Loniarilte Lime; a large stock always on hand, and sold
wholesale and sets& W. W. WALL WE,
apBo.3m 819 Liberty Street, Pittsburgit.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDIOD -BY
THE STATE PAIR TO
GRAFF & 00.
FOR THE sgsr
T_OVEB
FOR FANNIN'S AND BEST WOOD COOK STOVE.
Diplome for beet Laundry Stove, also on hand a large
assortment, of Seeing Stoves, Plain' and Fancy Grate
Fronts, Fenders, Hollew.Ware;d o .'
No. 245 Liberts, at the head of Wood Street. fe19.17
S
lON INTITUT*/
egY.= BANDMitS DISPENDORP, , Principal and
Professor of Languages.
John Simpson, LB., Professor of Mathematics and As
trononsy.
Samuel Glass, M.D.,Lectoror on Anatomy and Phyalology.
Rev. Jam s Y. asbenhorst, Professor of Moral and Nat
ural Science.
Rookaivays, &e
Mr. Peter Zahner, Tutor in Mathematics.
Mr. L a. Leyenberger. Tutor in Mathematic'.
Mr Z. W Armentront, iActurer on 'look keeping.
Thi r Institution is locaindln the quiet and healthy all.
laire of Dayesville, Addend Co. Ohio Duriug the last
year there were over Two Runde d Students, Male and Pe.
male, in attendance Diplomas are awarded to young la lies
who deiab the course of atuAles laid down lb the Catalogue.
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Science, (Inman, French, Spanish, Hellas, and the Latin
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chairs, stove and fuel, and tuition in any of' the above
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melt, all the above items' will be furnished for the Winter
Session of Five Months.
Two serdotits will occupy the same room and furnish
their own bedding. which can easily no brought in their
trunks. Students are admitted at any time..
Instruction is &Lien on the Piano dud Melodeon, at
Moderate charges. B. DISFENDORP, Principal.
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IWANUPAOTURNP.S AND D , AtERS IN
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,
. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
131 Woodstreet, Pittsbur'
Nave now on hand for Spring pales, as large and cumpl ete
an asteortment of Goods as can be foetid in soy of the East
ern cities, consisting of
•
. Fur, Silk, and Wool Hats,
of every style and quality; CAPS of every quality and
latest fasbione; Palm Leaf. 4traw. Leglvrt, and Panama
EATS; Straw, and Silk BONNETS, eta, etc- Peraons
wisblng to purchase either by Wholesale or Rita% sill
Sad it to their so vantage to cell and examine our stock.
tosi9 ly
I
WM. IL KIRKPATRICK, JOHN V RTRRPATRICR,
Late of the firm of Kirkpat Late with Gillespie, Zeller A
rick a Metsgar. ('o., Philadelphia.
ta - ILLIA el H. IX I MEP WEL CH & CO.,
VI WHOLESALE . OROCF:11S,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
and Ttaa , pre in
PITTSBURGH 31 dNUF 40TURED &RIP ILES.
No. 299 Liberty Street, opposite head of Smithfield,
PITTSBURG 11, PA.
Particular attention paid to the sale of Country Produce.
ap9.ly
fII D Ee. OI L AND LEATREK TrquE.—
D. KIRKPATRICK a BONS, N 0.218. THIR.D t., bt
tween Market and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia. have for
sale
Dry and Green Salted Patna Kips, Tanner's Oil, Tanner',
and Ourtior'a Took at tholoweet prima, and new the best
terms.
sir All kinds of Leather in the rough *anted, for
"blab the digbeet market price will be gives in NIA or
taken' in exchange for Hides. Leather stored free of charge,
and sold on commission. ja29li
U
0N A. H. rclirsupw,
FAIPLY GROCER,
Would respectfully call the attention of the public to his
eitenei►e assortment of
CHOICE - FAMILY GROCERIES,
-Which be Woofs hie 10-g experience In the bade. and the
advantage of pur-hadng directly from the msnufa hirers
and Importers, will enable him to off .to his customers; on
mere favorable and satisfactory terms than ever.
in addition to a largo stock of Staple Grocri.s his list
comforts** all the ta - ,le ihdicselas, -both imported and do
meatio, that are to be found to tlrst , cla a grocery stores.
Green and Black Teas,
Of every variety from the lowest prices to the finest atop*
imported, pat up in caddy bo tni for family nee or sold by
the ponnd. or half chest
tistabignes containing an extended list of stock far
niehed by mail, if desired:
No charge for cartage
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A
LONG e3z.
HOUSE AND Slallr PAIATTERS
FLAGS, BANNERS, AND BADGES,
PAINTED IN EVERY STYLE
Painting and Ornamenting Masonie.
Regalia, &c.
mixEitt PAINTS, GLASS, AND PUTTY,
FOB.' SALE AT
ma 96m
‘7.15 . 11.1111, I A II BLINIDS•
V A. .BEITTOIk a 00.,
MANTITACITTIBICItS, WHOLEBALI AND ILETAD
DBALEIGS.
5i0.82 North EITOONII Eltreet,above Market Plidindelphh
The largest, cheapeat i aud beat amortment of PLAIN and,
FANCY GLOWS of any other satabltshmenl r the Tufted
States.
fir RNPATRING promptly attended to. Give cc a call
eel satiety yourselves
woona a, co.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Tea
Dealers,
NO. 241 LIBERTY STIMET, BEAD OF WOOD,
prrrsßunGa - , PA,
Keep constantly en hand everything generally kept In a.
first-elms Grocery Itatablirbmeot.
Goode delivered in the city Ikea at the depots, free of rharge.
We make a dinouut to clergymen. sytGtt
T. mocußtour. &
E ID 'Who/seas Dealers in El Td, ()APB, AND STRAW
flowers„ Ruches, and Fancy. Pura, Pros. Wand 81
Street, (nearly opposite Merchants' Hotel,)
Philimielpbia. fel9-11
t. MIN. B. M. TIMM ROB'? P BMX'
fill 11. %Kleist 4. CO., .MANIWACTIIR.
A r SHStor,,WHITS LEAD, RED INAS, mild lITH.
ARate.V. , 24 Wiinri,ltrwAt Pitt.hvor,h. ittift 11. •
Amuse/0m ien.W Ala, taJAi
FOR FAMILY SEWING.
Our-Machlnes are vastly inverter to' any other. Oragile
and delicate teeing., Machine), made to please. the eye
merely, are recommended for family use. They will not
iinswer the purpose.: ; •
t ,Sewing Idachtnes,.
ought tofie stroliger than any, ce her, as gloater variety of
work is required, and they, go into lees akiilf,nl hands.
Wlicefer buys one of oar Mac Write 'knows o a certainty
it will, ,• -
PERFORM THE WORK REQUIRED.
Oalrindorramine bithrs purchasing.`
-R* s'rn
vp9-17 4 V 2 Market Street, Eittebtir„die
ENtOts cctto , el 4
yr U
REM
- 4.6bucatt,
WILAX
DAY AND SALTED STANDJD 111D.AVS,
253 Liberty Sir et, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
NTERS.
No. 105 Third Street, near Wood,
. 1 Is
100
$1.50 per yea
1'.25
200 14 "
apiB
PITTSBURGH, PA.