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Kwuntsßnocses.—The number for October
Fill not detract front the fame of this be ' st of all
he Amerlain monthlies. For sale by Hunt &
• leer.
AMERICAN PRE,IIVT&TITAZI ALMANML—This iR
he title of a neat and carefully prepared Al.
, suaa for 1880, issued by our Nev School Pres
,-yterlan brethren.
EDUCATIONAL FACILITINS.—The attention of
,arents and ktuardi.tns is directed to the adver
ieenients of Rev. Mr. Webber, Rev. pr. Wil
lams, Rey. Dr. Marshall, Rev. Mr. Alex.miler,
'ev Dr. Donaldson, and Rev De. Young, in
, onnexion with others previously in our °Animus.
EATON, Cites & Mamma —The attention
f oountry merohants and porobneers fur private
use, is called to the advertisement of these
gentlemen Their. house is inviting, and the
took is large and well soleoted, and will be sold
on fair terms.
Messrs Hunt & Miner.
We are Web , ed to these nee. mmodating young
ntlemen for the October numbers of Harper's
ngazine and Atlantic Monthly They also send
s No. 8 of the Pulpit and Rostrum, containing the
rest oration of the Hon. Edwaid Everett, at the
.dleation of the statue of Mr Webster, in Doi
.n, Sept. 17,1869. For sale by Hunt & Miner,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
The traffic between Cincinnati and Pittabilegh.
e rapidly bee. ming one of great magnitude.
he trade in breadstoffs. eepeeially, is very large
nd lucrative, amrunting at present to forty
~euearid barrels of flour, and one hundred thou.
tied bushels of wheat a week. Recently there
ere eight hundred and ninety three thousand
,ounds of stook on the hoof forwarded by Penn
319ania Railroad to Philadelphia and New York.
his is nearly one million pounds in a day, and
ill serve to give an ides of the amount of traffic
ow going on,
Petroleum.
Petroleum, or rook oil, has been long known to
•xist in North Western Pennsylvania. It was so
• oplously found along a small stream, as to pro
:are for the water the name of Oil Creek. Be
access has been found to a fountain of
itiply, which promises a bilge abnndance. A
orrespondent - of the Pittsburgh Gazelle, under
ate of September 26th, from Titusville, says:
The whole valley of Oil Creek, prom Titusville.
trawford County, to ice Junction with the Alla
,ony River, Venango County, some sixteen
Iles, appears to be saturated with oil, and
herever you dig on the margin of the creek yuu
11 seldom fail to find oil, more or less abundant.
'he sutfaoe of the ground in , many places is
• Orally covered with oil. The atmospbere Is
'anted with it, and oil rises to the aortae° of the
reek in some places in sufficient quantities to
field five or Blx gallons per dry. The most
oplous supply of oil, however, is derived from a
pring situate on the land of Messrs. Brewer &
one mile below this village. This spring
as discovered about two weeks since, while the
,resent operators were boring for salt water.
'hen they had penetrated about sixty nine feet
e augur suddenly sank several inches into a
• onum They then concluded to try their pump,
d were gratified to find it raise aoopious stream
f oil and water, the oil constituting about fifteen
er center of what was raised. There appears to
no limit to the amount of oil that can be
btained, attempt in the capacity of the pumps.
he quantity now raised amounts to forty five or
fty barrels per twenty four hours. The oil is
inch th aker than the Tarentum oil, and is said
be very superior for its illuminating and
bricating quolities. It was highly prized by
e French and Indians,
and Is mach eeteomed•by
present inhabitantsfor its curative properties.
'he oil and water are pumped first into a large
noden tank or reservoir, holding some hundred
arrels ; the oil here rises to the top, and after it
°cumulates is drawn off by a pipe Into another
nk, where it remains until it is drawn off into
arrele.
Markets.
PVIIIIBIIIIO n , Tuesday, October 4th.
tallness has commenced to Improve, and tbete le a Rood
oepect , of fE continuing to do so, as the Fall season ad-
WWI. Our rivers have now an abundance of water In
~ em for navigation, and the levee presents an animated
ppearance of boat-loading, and preparing for ports below.
The Money Market still becomes more stringent. Strict•
y dretrolase paper le placed outside at o®lo 1t cent. There
no alteration in the rates of exchange; but Eastern
rafts are remarkably scarce, and the banks draw only for
eh' ottetomere.
Aims—soda Ash, 80814; Pots. 43406; Pearls, %GA.
APPLEB--1 2fc2 01 bbl, es In quelity.
BOTTM4 Arlo Boas—Paelted Butter, 1034, and prime 8011,
2eslb. Iggs, 11(01'2
Beeper -Shoulders, 7%; Sides, 9%; plain Hams, 10%;
-agar Cured do . 18
Onset-809 for Western Reserve.
Damn Bur—!8@18;5.
lIMIMIRS—Western, silo.„ on arrival, and In Small parcels
480.
YtAra—Prom mill, the price of Spring extra is 5 CO.
om store the ruling rates are 4.75 for superfine, 6.00 for
tea and 5 is@s 50 for family extra, ea in qu lity, fancy
ands ranging from 6 OWOO. Rye flour, 4.3744 50 irom
.re Huck wheat le beginning to come in We hear of
o lots of 860 sacks, in all, bought to arrive, at 2 60 V 100,
..d resold at 2.74, to go South: These figure., however,
unot be maintained and prices are likely to rule low.
ORAI2I--Oats from S at hands, 401 (ram store, 48@44.
.rn 66. nye, on arr.ysi, 80(082, and from store, 85.
tier, 80670, lir m first hands, Wheat: Red Winter sold
depot at 1.09011.10; we quote Red Wiuter at MO, and
bite at 1 11.
Oneasite—Ougar, 7%(§)BW, by the bhd., and at added
the bbl. Idolaseee, 40042. Coffee, 12%00.18. Rice,
tADTIRTIREBIANT.j
"THIS FINKLEI " SMOG Illaontax for a
de range of work. is deemed by these who
ye tried it, superior to any of the bid . pAtents
is void by J. L. Carnaghan & Co., Federal
eet, Allegheny City.
In every department of life some must excel,
every business some favortd ooe takes the
ed. Io the line.ot F.whionable Clothing, either
, r Men's or Boys' wear. J. L. Carnaghati & Co ,
ederal Street, Allegheny ' City, claim to be
Cond to none of their competitors.
E4Dvpitrienmwm.j
Het Hollandeoh Bitter
We have received another certificate out of
rand Rapids, Michigan, dated 19th June, 1863.
Peter Dane, a Hollander, desires us to publish
'the Nieusbode, that the Holland Bitters entirely
•Ured him of Indigestion, Fever and Debility,
Ith which he suff.red all the Spring. Peter
)sae is grateful to the proprietors of this great.
greedy, and takes this way of recommending it
his countrymen. J QUINTUS,
Ed. Sheboygan Nieutusbode, Sheboygan, Wis.
CAUTION !^ Be careful to ask for Beerhaves
dim( Bitters,
Bold at $l.OO per bottle; or, six bottles for
5 00, by the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN
' AGE, JR., & CO., Pittsburgh; and Druggists
enerally.
rADTERTINEMINT
Ask any One who has Ever Used
Dr. Me' Lane'e Celebrated Liver Pills,
PREPARED BY /LEERING BROS.
What they think of them I Ninety•nine in ahnn
red will tell you they are the best Pills for liver
omplaint, sick headaobe and d)spepsio, teat they
are ever used. Read the following from one of
our most respectable citizens:
NEw Yonic, Augußt 3, 1862
I do hereby certify that I have been suffering
f rom a pain In My side and breast for a long time,
and after trying many remedies, came to the
conclusion that my liver was affected. I im
mediately commenced using Dr. Alci Lane's Cele
brated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros. of
Pittsburgh, and the few that I have taken have
already given me more relief than all the other
medicinea I have taken, put together. I went to
a clairvoyant to consult him,; after examlni, g
me carefully, be advised me to eontinue the use
of Dr. M'Lane's Pills ; that they would effectually
cure toe. W. W. }WIMPS.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. • M'-
LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu
factured by FLEMING BROS. of •Prrroputtoff.
Po. There are other Pills purportinisto be Liver
Pills, now before the public. Dr. M'Lane's gen
uine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Vermifuge,
can now be had at all respectable •drug stores.
None genuine without the signature of t
[ B ] ,
FLEMING BROS.
No. 2 Colimbia Place.
ore*]attitigence.
The /re' egarian at Quebec, brings us farther
news from Europe.
Great Britain.
The coroner's investigation. on the - Great Ent
ern E. x piobion, elicited evidence of a very (indict
ing c h a racter, as to who had the responsible
charge of the engines at the time, Scott
Russell and the head engineer, both denying
their connexion with the affair.
The Manchester Guardian and the London Post,
both speak severely of Gen. HarnWe conduot at
San Junn, and threaten terrible things unless
orsernment disavows his coviduct
Great activity prevailed in England, in prepar
ing the Chinese expedition
Sir James Stephens, Professor of Modern His
tory at Camhridge, and formerly Under Seoretsry
of the Colonies. dead.
. . .
The British Government is said to have made
a oontraot for a o•ble twelve hundred miles, to be
kid f!om Falmouth to Gibraltar in June next.
This 1.4 to be succeeded by a cable from Malta
and Alexandria, thus giving Enaland an inde
pendent line, free from Continental diffioulties.
fhe speedy completion of the Indian line - and its
extension to Chino is loudly called for in view of
the new Chinese diffieulties.
The Independence Belge says that Lord Cowley
and Count Waleweky have been commissioned to
arrange a basis of co operation between England
and Fiance in the prosecution of the Chinese
war Three ninety one gun ships were under
coders for foreign service at Portsmouth, and
four gun boats were being prepared, with all baste,
for Unina
The utmost activity prevailed at Woolwich and
elsewhere, in getting etr ammunilion, &o.
The Loudon Times says that there are about
five thousand rather wrong headed soldiers in
the vicinity of Calcutta, waiting a passage home,
and the ohject should be to divert them from the
West to the Eist Assuming, however, their re
engagement impracticable, there is still in India
a force large enough to overcome the mighty
Chinese empire.
France.
The Times' correspondent says : "If the re•
ports of the day may be credited, there is a prob
ability of a settlement of the Italian question
which should satisfy all parties, and the general
impression was that the political horizon was
likely soon to he clearer than far seine time past "
The Constitutional had given, prominence to an
editorial io which it calls on England to side with
France on the Italian question. and the article
was regarded as an appeal to England to assist
diplomatically in extricating the Emperor from
the difficulties engendered at Villafranca.
It is assorted that the conclusion of the harvest
shows that the crop has been twenty per cent
less productive than last year. Flour and wheat
had slightly advanced in Faris, and also in most
of the provincial markets.
The silk markets were stagnant. Trade was
etter at liyous, under the orders from America.
The vintage accounts were generally satisfactory.
The French outposts on the frontieis of Mo
rocco, had been several times severely attacked
by the native tribes, but they had been repulsed.
The Government of Morocco was not implicated
in these attacks.
The Zurich Conference.
There had been a complete suspension of in
tercouree between plenipotentiaries for several
days, but on the 29th, after the arrival of the
French 'coniier, the representatives of France
and Austria held a ooufereuoe, lasting three flours.
Italy.
The King of Sardinia left Turin on the 19th,
on a tour to Pavia. Cremona, Lodi, etc.
The Pope's health was entirely re estahlished.
A. ministerial crisis at Naples is reported. The
rumor is contradicted that additional Austrian
crops had been sent to 'rely.
The Government of Tuscany had notified the
plenipotentiaries of the Graud Duke to evacuate
the Palace io three days In case of their non.
compHance. the property of the Grand Duks was
to be sequestered
The Papal government had expressed satisfac
tiou at the recent article in the Paris iffonitenr,
on Italian affairs.
Ministerial changes in Naples are reported.
Filangeri had resigaed the Presidency of the
Council. His successor was not yet known.
Garibaldi had issued a letter, publicly acknowl
edging his admiration of the patriotic population
of the Pagan Tyfol, for the heroism of their
services during the war.
The Vienna Gazette 'publishes a .detiree raising
the state of siege in Venice. Some slight rep
lations will, bosever, continue in force provision
ally in certain cases.
Russia.
The Invalide Rune publishes a telegram con
firming the reported capture of Soharnyl, during
a victorious assault of the Russians, on Guint.
Snhamyl's sons and family were captured or
killed. The Russians took five cannon, and their
loss did not exceed one hundred.
Turkey.
The Times' publishes the following telegram
from its correspondent:
CONSTANTINOPLII, Sept 18 —A - conspiracy to
assassinate the Sultnn has been discovered. Two
hundred persons have been arrested here, among
them the Pasha of Albania, who was apparently
the chief. Some troops are suspected of partici.
pation. The affair originated with a fanatical
party.
The War in China.
An eye•witness, in a letter to the London
Times, thus speaks of the nttitude of • the Ameri
cans: "I cannot end without referring to one
matter that, in connexion with this battle, should
be ever remembered. Were we children of the
same mother, we could not have received more
sympathy and kindness than we met wish from
the Americans. Never were men more no willir•g
ly neutral. As we passed into the assault, fi ig
offieer Tatnall wan beard to say, blood is thicker
than water,' and in a hundred different ways he
and his people, to the very cabin boys, acted up
to this boly proverb. When be heard that our
Admiral was wounded, at great personal risk he
weat on Board the Cormorant to see him Many
of our men slept in the American tender on the
night of the fight, and cigars, noffee, brandy,
and everything a man could want was placed be
fore them The American crew forgot them
selves,
s and thought only of the British."
*trial Sauces.
North-WestSemi' . Lary.
The Board of Directors of the Theological
Seminary of the North•tirest, stands adjourned to
meet in the North church, Memo, Tuesday, Oo•
tober 25th, at 7 o'olOck P. Pd.
In addition to much other important business
to come before the Board, the inauguration of
the four Professors is appointed to take plane du•
ring that meeti ig. The Rev. J iI Brawn. D.D.,
is to preach the sermon, the Rev. C /Well being
his alternate; the President of the Board, the
Rev 8. T. Wilson, to receive the pledge of the
Professors, and give the charge, the Rev. Henry
Neill being his alternate; and afterwards each
Professor to deliver an inaugural address.
These services will doubtless occupy portions of
two days ; intervals being spent by the Board in
other business.
It is confidently hoped, not only that there will
be a full attendance of members of the Board, bat
that many other friends of the Seminary will make
it convenient to be present, and witness exercises
of such rare interest. To induce the members o
the Board to attend, especially this meeting, they
should bear in mind, that besides many other,
and very important trusts, the General Assembly
has committed to them the grave responsibility of
selecting a site for the Seminary buildings, and
that this selection will probably have to be made
during their approaching ses s i on .
JOHN M. FARIS, Secretary.
RIBS. WIUSLOW, an experienced Nurse and Fe
male Physlolan„ has a Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teetbing, by
softening the gums, rod Ueing ill inflammation—will allay
all pain' nd regulate the boasts. Depend upon it, anth
ers,. It will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Perfectly safe in all Geom. See advertise
meat. 1028-1 y
arrieb.
fln the 29th beet., at the hones of the bride% father by
Rev. L. M. Kuhns, wr. ROBERT P. unnwroao, of Mart;ne..
burg, Butler County, Pa., to Mies Roman K., daughter of
Maj. Andrew Arnold, of Weetworeland oounty, Pa.
Ry Rey. A. O. Rockwell, on the 28th ult., Mr. Ocßo W.
WILICINSON to MIES SARAH J 410.1 G. Odloloo, all of eliglin
Township, Allegheny County, Pa,
By Rev William Minter, on the 27th tilt, Mr. WMIIIII
WITBMINOW to les Menu. L. NUM', both of Mute%
Allegheny County, Ps.
THE PRES.BrVERIAN BANNER AND .ADVOCATE
By Rev FL G. Comingo, September 211th, at the house of
the bride's rather, ur. Huss A. CONNENOSAYI tO hiss Ilatr•
am E. Mateo; all of the vicinity of Steubenville.
By Be,. J. 11. Nevinn, on the 27th hid., Mr. Joan 0 IMAM
Req., of Gcmawka, DI., to Miee ...Rama Boons, Of
kidwarde, 111.
At the bride's home, near Washington, 0.. September
21st, by ROY. W M. Ferguson, Hr. ..T.AMADS LIAIVEMS to Mies
Demme W. Moanow.
On Septeriber —, by Ray. A. brilaughey, Mr WLANANAN
to Miss &write M. Brans, all of Weetenweland Co., Pa.
At Cedar Orovo Manna, August 16th, by Rev. G. W
New.ll, 11r. bASIOEIa EPPEHIMIR to Miss LOMA Beim, all of
Lancaster County, Pa. At the same place, Mr. JOHN H.
Pawnee, of elotdonville, to Miss Kara A., eldest daughter
of Peter Shirk, Esq . , of East Earl, Lancaster County, Pa.
Wort
Dnin—On the afternoon of the 27th of 'September,. at
Poland, Ohio, JENNI . E REBRIC tit MacHasmot. daughter of
Algernon Sydney and Elizabeth McMaster, in the 18th
year of her age.
Eminently conscientious and dutiful through life, and
having, while in usual health, made a public profession of
ligion, and &domed the doctrine of God ber Saviour by a
peculiarly sonsiatent and exemplary course of conduct,
she was sustained in death by the abundant grate of God,
and now sleeps in Jeaus.
num—At his residence. in Indiana Cionnte, Pa., on the
Beth of July, Mr. Wziuui Lone, aged about 84 Veers.
In 1851, ale.. L made a profession of religionoind con
nected himself with the Presbyterian church of °berry
Tree In November, 1867, he was dismissed at his own
request, to connect himtell with Bethesda Presbyterian
chetah, in the communion of which he lived Until the
time of his death. He was a modest and peaceable citizen,
• good neighbor, a.kind hulbaud and a consistent Chris
tian. In the prime of manhood he passed away, leaving
many mourning friends to whom his death should say,
"Prepare to meet thy God."'
them—At his residence, in Indiana County, Pa., on the
10.11 of September, lir. ALIXANDIR L , He. aged fit years.
Mr L was born in the County of Derry, Ireland. When
young, he emigrated to this country, with 1113 tither's
family. In 1539 be made a public profession of his faith in
Christ, and, connected hitt:itself with `Cherry-"tree Presbyte.
Ain Church, then under the. pastoral care of Rev E. Co e.
He was a member of this church for more than eighteen
years, when he was dismissed to connect himself with
Bethesda Presbyterian Church, of whi be was a consistent
member until he was taken from the Church militant to
the Church triumphant He leaves a lam circle of friends
to mourn his loss; but their loss is his infinite gain. Be
lived in pee e with his fellow men, and he died in peace
with God. Precious in the eight of the Lord is the death
of his saints."
Aten—On .Thursday morning the 25th of . August last,
Mr. JAMES MIDDAOII, of kealetown, aged 23 years.
James was a dear young man. He was esteemed and
beloved by all who knew him. By nature kind and amiable,
by grace renewed and devoted, it may truly be said,
" None knew him but to love him,
None named him but to braise"
May the Lord sanctify this sore bereavement to his
mourning survivieg parent, sod to his numerous relatives
and friends! May they be comforted knriwing that he
was willing to depart to be with Christi And oh, may his
Sabbath Sokol classmates and ccmrades, We him, re
member now their Creator, by seeking and finding thit
good part which shell never, never be taken fr tan them!
Let us all " stand up for Jesus," and thus " be aiso ready "
Aran—At the residence of her son. in Mopewell Township,
Writ Nun ty, Fa., August 18th. 1869, Mrs. ANN Aketusow,
aged 79 years, 7 months, ant 2 days.
It is Morrison, belonging both by her father and mother's
side to the earliest settlers of the " Barrens of York,"
being the dan..hter of William 'Edgar and Sybilla Wilson,
she inherited the energy and ,decision of character which
BO strongly marked the early settlers of this region. Abe
has truly been a mother in Tomei A member of 'Hopewell
Presbyterian church about fifty-eia years, she dedicatedber
children to the Lord. and lived to see three of ber daughters
married to Staling Elder* in the Church. An affectionate
mother, a bind neighbor, and true,Chri mien st omen; she has
gone to enjoy thatglorions immortality to which she en long
°eked forward. She bore her protract , if illness of some
thirty-nice deo a with Christian resignation, and the little
verse she frequently repeated of another, may well' be
repeated of her
"She smiled when death her spirit atule;
She would not longer live—
To God she freely gave her soul,
'T was alt she had to give.' J.Y.C.
Dien—august sth, 1889. at the residence of her brother,
Cot. James tl. Jordan, in Hopew•ll fownehip Yoik County,
Pa, Mrs Amite 81.141, %Pauses, wife of the late Dr James
W. Wallace, aged 32 years, 4 month•, and 11 days.
Mrs. Wallace was daughter of dosep t Jordan, a Ruling
wider in Stewartstown church. her life gave evidence
that she was a cb,ld of prayer Suffering more than
commonly falls to the lot of one person. (her last illness
continuing three months and eleven days,) she bore . it all
with the utmost patience and resignation. She had Within
a few years seen her father, mother, two of her three
sisters, her husband, and lastly, her only child, taken from
her by the band of death- still she would freciaerrtly say,
amid the tears which affection demanded, that they were
"not lost but gone before." The writer, within a little
over a year, saw her three different times brought near the
gates of death, on beds of sickness, and although he visited
her frequently, never heard her express (wish but one
excep'ion,) anything but the fullest, clearest, and most
perfect confidence in a glorious immortality beyond the
grave. The exception referred to was a temporary doubt,
which soon gave place to her usual full confidence in her
Redeemer. She died as she seemed to have lived from a
child, calmly relying on her Radom.. She Went gladly to
meet those who bad gon before."
"So fades a Slimmer cloud away,
So sinks the gale when storms are o'er,
So gently shuts the eye of day,
So dies a wave aloog the shore."
oftovorm. Alm
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NEW ADVERTISE VENTS.
EI.D.SRSILIDG ACILOESIII.
The Twenty sixth Se , slou of this Insiitution
. will
open on rut4aoror, let of Nov mbar nest. Tuition fees at
the usual rates. Boarding, gla 00 per week.
oss.3t* A DONALDSON, Principal. .
MIIIISICrIT^RIN SAL W.—l WILL ON' PIER
WVI AT PUBLIC SALE, at the Court House. in Ash
land, Ohio, at 10 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the 9d day of
Novernber, 18p, the F tittl of the t'te J. d. BACKHOUSII,
deceased, 1 big within three-quarters of a mile of Ashland.
and contalniag about oEe hundred and four acres of cimice
land. T H
ocB-3t Executor of S B. Baclichouelie Estate.
WIVILERSPOON
BUTZER, P d.
Trio Winter Session: of five months will begin on
TUESDAY, November Ist.
Tuition. $6.00 .$BOO, and $lO 00, according to stndies
Instruction on piano or melodeon, with use of instrument.
$lO 00 per Sec ion.
A new boarding house will be completed this Fall. in
which the charge for boardl ,g fuel, and washing, wilt only
be $1..70 per week F.r particulars, addrree, J S. BOYD,
Prin.,ip 11, or the undersigned. LOY A L .YOUNG,
ocB-20 See . ) , of. hoard.
BETHEL M Al.fa AN 0 PAIDIALIB
ACADEMICAL INSTITurE. .
The Winter Session of this Institution will commence on
WHUNNSD 4 V the 2d day of november, 1859, and contiutte
five months.
TER.HB PER SESSION:
English I/sputum:a, . . . $8 00
Mew. Nlxtl,tmatic., . . 10.u0
Classical imp at ment,
'For further particulars, Rea fiatalogue. or address •the
Principal, J • B. STILLEY, Upper St. Clair, Allegheny Co , Pa.
ny order of the 130 , rd
ad at PM/ Gt O. ASARSEAUL, D.D., President.
. _
WOILT - 111 - 11 WIPP 1 CIE GMT ACADEMY.
I'M This School is situated In Beaver County. ea., abont
five miles '.orth of New Brighton Station, on the Pitts.
burgh. Ft Ea, ne and Chicago Railroad Its local! ea is
verb inviting on account of the healthfulness and beauty
of the surrounding country. - The Students are fr. , e from
immors aasoziations, and all such surroundings ac whi
divert their min a.
It is conducted under the conjunct sump vision of Rev.
H. WEBBER and lir LOMAS OlitIOOD„ Mr. iflsvool is
known as the author of Osgood s Series of Progre sire'
Readers. and a teacher of long experience. The M..dern
Languages will be taught by PROF BUDAPT, a gentle.
men educates in France and Germ‘ny.
The next Session will commence on TUESDAY, October
25th '859, and continue twenty two weeks. The course of
instruction is tiorough, Including all the branches taught
in high schools generally.
TERMS:
Boarding Fukien. Room, Lights, Fnel, Washing, $O5 00
Additional far Latin and Greek, each . . e.OO
French and Gemini each . IV 00
furtrumeetal Music, 16 00
Vocal , .200
fl'or further particulars address REV. It WEBBER, or
Mr. L. OSG 'OD, North Sewickley, Pa mg &mow*
VIE MULLIN/FL A'IADEMIY.
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oct7.lt
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50" " " r.sysou, Gunpowder, and Int
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• • : ,irtive eel: received a .
• ,Fall Stock of Ladles'
• . Dress Goods, eomptis- •
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Ind Currier's Tools at thelowest prices,and upon the hest
ar- Ali ktnda of Leather in the rough wanted, for
inch the highest market price will be given in cash, - or
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R. T. IitOtTRIDGIC
T. noomnimen iG co•i
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& J. T. NICANCE,
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..01 A' EOW Pt (SUCCESSOR TO
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HOL, MACHROWN E & CO _
WESAL DRUGGIST,
AndWannientar-r of CARBON and COAL , OILS,-N0.187
Liberty Street, Pitteburgh, Pa.
itip- Mate Lead, Window Glass, and Glass 'Ware; at
ohaaneet, rates:..&W ay
JOHN D.' St'OORD. - - • - ' UM= B. BPOORD
M 7 00.1 : LIZO s&r CO_,
MANUFACTIIRERS AND DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,.
131 WOW street,Pittsbfirgh,,
Nave now on hand for Spring sales, as large and cOMplide
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ernelties, consisting of
Fur, Silk, and Wool Hati„
of every etyle and quality"; CAPS of every quality and
lateet fashions; Palm Leaf,qtrs.*, .I,eghorn, and Panama
RATS; Straw, and . Silk BONNETS, etc, etc. PBlllOllll
wishing to purchase either by Wholesale or Retail, will
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,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets,
AT WHOL&BALK:'
SOY' " Warranted Uniform in Quality. *in
JAMES . P. TA'N,NE"R,,;
NO. eS .WOOD :STREET, PPSTSBNNIIN, PA.,
Inuit a : the., attention of hip earn - eters, and merthanta
generally, to his vary, large amortinent 'Of Seas and Shoes,
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rMoturers, which for extent, varlutY, and durardirty, Mee
dom from all irregularity and adaptation to the wants of
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sepB 8m . JAMES P. TANNER:
AIR SWILL VIERIA LIB SVCIIEVIV &RE
On the. Blairsville Branch of, the .Permit Railroad.
REV. R H. SEIB PLEV. A. hi
Principals.
mita. P. P. AUSPLEY. -
The Eighteenth,nemi- Annual Seriatim wilt :commence on
the PISS P SiONDAY OP NoVEBBEft. With six Profes
sional Teachers, an °standee Apparatus, unsurpassed
Conroe of,Study, ample and attractive accommodations for
Sixty Boarding Scholars, ttds instituticin offers the best
facilities for'the thorough. extended; polite, and Christian
education or YOUNG LADIES. .
TERMS.
Boarding Scholars. including Tuition in the regular comes
and Latin. per Session of See months, • $60.00.
For Instrumental Wade, Drawing, Painting, and .trench,
Spanish, and. German 'Languages the best facilities are
provided, and at moderate changes. .
Abet unerita from ordinaryoharges for' two from a family,
and persons of limited means. .." • '
Catalogues furnished. , Early application is requested.
Address - . REV. S." 11." SHEPLEY,
ocl-6t • . • Blairsville, Pa.
DUN L A P"S UNISEX PRASBIITERIAI.
ACANEVY pleapautly situated in the , country,
four tortes. fiom''Brownsidne. Tbo next S-avion wlll
open on TUESDAY, Ow ht of • November: -Tuition, per
Sesefon of, fire menthe, $6.00.„ $B.OO, and $ll.OO, ac&arding
to the hrendlea taught - •
For further information, address •
9.7. CIRLIGIERID, A.B.
oct3t* . -. • Merrittetown; Pa:
MIX Ai itH. OIL A ift B' at •It
Athods thorough instruction In Bliglish,
°rick, Mathematics. Franco, and Gentian. The latter two
will be taught by a gentismati..wiro. convereee fluently. in
both languages Having received his training at a German
University, parents may'test 'tailored that he will teach the
principles, nrontinciati.u, and philosophic structure of
these languages correctly.
The Winter hession will open on ffuesdan the let of
November. Boys under twelve. years, of ago, also idle or
vicious pupils of any age, not admitted trhoulit any such
obtrude themselves, upon nay they. may expect to be dig.
missed on the very first exhibition of a spirit opposed to
good order or good morals.. We have neither time nor
Inclination to waste; our energies on such , characters,
whilst We can find better employment. To sow otbsrs da.
si nous of obtaining's good education,' we extend. a' cordial
welcome. . The effints of all , concerned in the ariminfstrie
tion of affairs will be directed toward making their echaol
days .pleasant, as.well as profitable. .We like to 'see othena
happy—to make them so, as far as possible—and ire our
selves are always happy When surrounded by Orderly,
honorable, and intelligent boss and young,. men. The
'pleasant experience of ten years in teaching, assures us
that there are many of theciess we desire.
TP.R.MS Tuition. Boarding. Washing, Room. and
furniture; $66.00 per Session tit'Tve months; payable $36.00
at the opening, and the balance at the middle of the Session
Light, Fuel, and Modern Lananages, the only. extras.
Our location is in • a healthy and beautiful' part of the
country, elent miles from Mifflin, and air miles from Per
ryavilie Station, Penna. Reliroal, at which points convey
amiss rah at all tiniss be procured'4
For full particulars,•address, '
smivrAKER. Principal,
oclBt : Acadentia; Juniata County, 0.
'CORM ECU AND VLASSICAL
.-. 410 A it DING SCHOOL
FOR, YOUNG MEN .A ND BOYS,.
~
Mt . . joy; taximeter Uonitty:Tenneyhrenia.
a; L. NOONN, Principal.
Pupils niimlited,atany time.
Par partionlare.`send for a Ci:au)ar eep24 fit
.
IQ Till' SBURN KALE AND FEW LE
AO& URN Y.—The, next Session'. thin' Institution
will commence on the Pint Wednesday of November.
D. B. ifiELLitit NIS, A. M., principal
, MISS M.. 1 11.0801130N..Teacher of Veniale Department.
MI.SB MANY L. W 1111.11418, 'reicher of U 41C .
rorfarther inforrnation.hppiy to the PrioCipsi. or to
eep2ila4t.* 4 . WM..STRW4.ItI ' . Prete% of: Board.
10 . 1ZWICK L V 1 1 104DE1RY--A. 'CLASH.
Ota. AND CO CREWE ‘I• BO A.RDING SCHOJI.
fh , ll, BOYS, on ;he P., Ft. W: C. R R., 12 miles from
REV. J. S. TRAVELLI, A.M., Principal.
The Thirty-fourth Session will commence on 'FiIItSDAY,
November let, 1859
TE ft viS, per Session of fire months, $75 00.
For circulars, eta.. ,inquire of John Irwin & Sons, 67
Water Street, or 'r: - if. Navin & Co; 24 Wotid Street, o of
the erlncipal, Sewickley, Pa. " ; ' sep24-5t
A LL, gen ECNY CITY • COLIAGGE.
Pienycipas: °
REV J NEWELL,
REV J. DAVIS.
OLA.BI3ItEi WILL MI•OPEN ON
• Monday, September sth.
Ladies' Class at 9. A
A M.; Male Collegiate , at 1. P. M.
The Pendials will continuo to devote their whole time
and att,ntion to the interests of this Inattention and will
be ably enetained in eduo stifle the youch'enirusied to their
care. by ADDITIONA TEAol.lbat3 in BOTH THIC MLLE
ANC ., ?IMAGE DWPARTWANTi:
.. TERMS may be known from the Clitilsgnio, to be had in
the. bookstores, or by applying to the Pyinomals.
Ea-
A. fall attendance at the opening; irrinuented.
eeplo4f ,
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RIOTS TH IC Tl 6 ITID9N FO F' A ,F 4L
`AL Coarse in the IRON 'CITY - COLLEGE the largest"
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most exten vely patrinized, and beet. organised 00mmer•
dal Schoot.in the United Utatee. . . ,
SOUR LARGE HALLS, . '
For Writing, Commercial Calculations, Book-keeping and
Usual dine to complete a full course, froni six. to ten
weeks. erystudent, upon gradniting, la4tuaratitead to
be competent . to manage the Books of any Business, and
qualified to earn a salary of from
$5OO 'to 414000.
Students enter .at any time-,no vacation—Renew at
pleasure. ''
FIRST PREMIUMS FOR BEST, WRITING
Awarded this Institution.' Tie best and greatest variety
Penmanship in say. onellaii of tt s Union, is ¢sand here,
sir Ministers' sons received at baluptios:
For fail information - , Oirtular, Specimens of Boldness and
Ornamental Writing, and
. EmbelliflaSdNiew ; of the
inalosii five tenter a tamps to
fe2B W .IltiflillOi..tlit.tchtirsh, Pa:
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Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsy/vania
•F-OTTNDED IN 1840.
Inir.lll.oV ICU TO THE wievi roam BIIIiLD
-375 . FIFTH BTIt4E'S, 1869, into apirtments eon.
strmted exoressly for the Institution.; having one of
the most spacious and 'eiesantly finished and furnished
lidneational Halls in the Union.
Over dye thousand Students hive studied in this Intditn•
tion, some of whom are now in reciairteof34,ooo per annum
circular of fifty pages. a eplended engraving of the New
Ironlluildinge, with sample of Mr. Danean'e filminess and
Ornamental Pen and Ink Writing, mailed on 'reeelpt bf five
letter stanips, by P. 010117,-Ptinelpal.
DIRROTIONS FOR STRANGERS TO FIND THE . BEST
GO LLEGB
When a College advertises "two hundred .Studentifitt
daily attendance," and you cannot " See %thirty' in their
elapse., make a similar aliew:tnce upon,all their other pre
tensions Have nothing to Ai) with a College that , sends
runners after you.. end when 'a
- College -Principal. ChM a
runner to escort y3u front. his office into the -office .of
another College, tell him you don't go in company with
apiet. Inquire of the Ciuy Merchants or Bankers for the
College whose Principal le
,a practical accountant of estab
lished reputation. Never expect' to learn front a Principal
who cannot lecture, and take: a leading van in what is
taught in 'hie school. Buy no scholarship at : any price
until'you have seen the College, and knOw who is to in.
street you, as. if you d'on't like it, you, cannot sell your
scholarship in the city for half what you paid for it,
JI 7P 71 1 8 1NE11118.11.118 '''Ol.l(.lE4llE.--
REV..I C. PERSHING, n.fd., /resident, assisted by
Fiswilty of eleven teachers.
Superior advantages are afforded for obtaining* thorough
Academic and. Collegiate. edneation. Every effort will be
made 10 eecore the happiness and, improvement of all litho
may attend. The Collegiate rear begins &nand 31'; Second
Session, December 7; and the third; 11arell 2L Tuition va
ries Ginn 58 to 518 per session, according td etirdles. - for
further information apply to the President, or to Prof:4lBpr ,
17 IL KNOWIXI: Pittsburgh, Pa. aulB
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MILLION pNBTITUIT A ,,
. . . . . . .
AWN. SANDERS DISFENDORS, D.L. Principal - and
rrofesaor of Languages. ,
John Simpson, A. 8., Professor of 'Mathematics and -As.
trortomy.
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Samuel Glass, M.D.,Leobarer ore/anatomy and Physiology.
Rev. Jam. s Y. Ashenburet, Professor of Moral and Nat
ural Philosophy.
Jams: Yocum, M. D, Lecturer Cu Chemistry.
Mr. Peter Zahner, Tutor.
Mr. J. e. Leyenbel ger. Tutor in Mathematics .
Mr. Z: W. Armen trout, Lecturer on Book.heeping.
Mr. Henry L. Grebe, Professor in Music
Thiainstitution is located in the quiet and healthy 'vil
lage of Hayeeville, Ashland Co. - . Ohio. Duiing the' last
year there were over Two Flundr , d Students, Male and Pee
Male, in attendance. Diplomas are atearded to young ladies.
who finish the course of stwiles laid down in the Catalogue.
The bran - chess taught are the following: Arithmetic,
Higher Arithmetic, and Mental Arithinetic, Geography,
English Grammar, . Analysis, Orthography,. Book Beep
ing. Algebra,' Geometry, Trigonometry, and all the
higher mathematics, Philosophy. Obeellatry,'` Astron
omy. Betany, Physiology, History; Mental and Moral
Science, German, trench, Spanish; Italia.4, ani . the 'Latin
and Hreelt Authors usually read in College . ,
!-
For,Seventy-FiVe Ikulare, paid in edvanee,A ~student shall
receive good•board, a room furnished wfth bedstead, table,
chairs, stove and fuel, and tuition -in any of the above
brinchee for Two Seisione of Five 'South; each Or for Forty.
two_Dollars and Fifty Gents paid on , the 'Path of •Oetober
next, all the above items will be !smashed for the Winter,
Session of Five months.
rbpAteXt Session will open October -
Two spidents will occupy the eame /0003, and furnish
their o*n•beddimg, which esti •eeeily be lironaht in their
trunks. Students are admitted at any time: ...
*** iWettttettew le given da the Piono ono Melodeon, at
moderato chary**. B..DIIIPENIX)RP, Principal.
tph]S f' Oa D .116 ita iti SMAI Al ANS!
MASTER COUNTY, P,A.
Whiter deaden, offivenionthe,lllloOnsineneetheerst
Wednesday in Neveraber.
Mxpenees,for Boarding,itief,Llglit andTaitionin the lat
glieh branches, $6O per Seaston. Ancient and Modern Lan
gnagee,eaoh $6. Lemons on the, Piano, and nee , of Imam
inent,ll6; Painting and'Arawing, eaoh $6. Or the pay
inent of $BO, include,the whole. ; •
A dallyttage eetinieteirlth, the merest Newarit.DeLoind
'boat Parkeiburg;Pc Address •
; - 61.j:deft= or, •
Onflffih SOL 'AA tea
,t '11002141.
s - 6il - 66
Boys' Schaal at 9.
$40.Q0
PITTSBURGH.:PA.
PROSPECTUS
sr Tila
PRESBYTERIAN BANNER
3,l)l)ncatt,
The Boma Is published weekly, In the ernes of Pitt
barghantlPhilnitlphla, end Is adeptedtogeneraletronhaft
In the Presbyterlin Church.
dN ADVANUM,
tri CLUBS of twooty;'ond upwards,
DRIJVHBAD In olth or pf the cities,
. . .
6.IIVERTIBRIGINTK; In Adinince
Tor eight lines, or less, one insertion SG cants; each ante
sequel( t ineertien,,24 ,cane.•. Bach additional line t heyond
eight, 8 cents for'Avery insorticn.
Pot eight lines, tares monthe,2B.oo. Bach additicauti line,
25 cents.
VOr eightlines,One tear,Vl.o.oo. Ala& additional line $l.
Celina of tee lines., mg year, and $1 for each addl
Weal line.
BOSINIBB Dimino) of bin' lines or less,One Dollar. lath
additional line, cents.
Cknnatunfeatioin; rer`ontniendatory of Inventions,lde.
Veal ?raetioo, Scheele, ae..te. s being designed for the pecu.
etary benefit of Individnals, should be poidfor as Deafness
Rllll2 by mail, where no good opportunity is otherwlere
at bond. Drafts or Dotal of. the Larger denominations are
preferable, where they Cali be conveniently obtained.
Peeress minding no twenty soburibers and upwarde
will be thereby entitled to a piper without charge.
N. D. When Presbyterian familfeeare very much dispersed ,
they may be accommodated at the Clubprice,even thong)? a
few of the twenty be wanting. Let all be supplied, if pont.
ble. The Pavane shall favor,to Our utmostability.. Let the
supply be Tun, bet every PriPer.Paidifbr-
Two Dollars paid, we Will eall Seventy numbers: or
tor One Dollar, Thirty•three numbers. Thisleforth.sakeof
any remittance.
If Pastore, in mantes op club', - find - some persons not
ready to pay at onco, they may yet send on the names, lathe
Club price,kre their awn responelbilityto peyue shortly. It
is desirable that late their subscription periods at the
same time. DAVID bioRINNET k.CO , Proprietors.
BUSINESS NOTICES
CifiliFF4l4 l l:
w HOOPLAMPS
log MEDIA
THE 47:4
GREAT
-
STANDARD REME.DIES
of the preeent age, bare acquired their great popularity
only through years of trial. Unbounded aatlefection
is rendered ; by them in all mutt. ,
ICOOPLAND'S
GERM AN BITTERS
Lltrer Complaint, Dyspepsia, Zanoat% Iforamut De
. - batty. Diseases of the Kidney
end all diseases arising from a disordered liver, or weals
' nese of.the Stomach and Digestive Organs,
•
•a vaci Po3i7Tvsi t mummer
YELLOW FEVER; BILIOUS FIVER, AND "FEVER ANO AIDE.
• Bee our 'Almanac for proof. 'Pica, TS oenta per Bottle.
lloolland's Balsamic Cordial
Coughs, Colds, or Hoarseness, Bronchitis, 'Winona,
Croup, Pneumonia, Incipient Consumption,
and him performed the most astonishing cures ever known
of
'CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
As s Diarrhasa Cordial it is unequalled. Yam, 75 men
par bottle.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN PILL,
being well known throughout Europe and America, needs
no commendation here. They are purely vegetable, are
prepared with great eiactnese, and are sugarcoated. No
better Cathartic Pill can be found. Plum, 25 cta. per box.
These medicines are prepared by Dr. C. M. .I).CLEION k
Co., Philadelphia, Pa., and St. Lode, Mo., and are sold by
druggists and dealers in medicines everywhere. The sig
nature of,C. M. 314:3180N will be on the outside of each
bottle or box.
In otn 4 ‘ Everybody's Ammar," puldbabed annually, you
wid find, testimony and commendatory notices from iU
*la of the country. These Almanacs are given away by
all our spate,
cony
vv-clopa & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers &nd Tea
Dealers,
NO. 241. LIBERTY STARVE, READ OE WOOD,
, - PITTSBURG-El, PA.,
Keep, conetantly on hand everything generally kept In a
grist-class Grocery Eatabllebinent.
Goode delivered in the city and at the &plate , tree of charge.
We 'make a discount to clergymen. , apENti
; Mt - bl OS ib :VP FI 0 , RAVE LOST TENVII
will be glad to learn that they may now have them
repiveed by artificial sets. which are for alt purposes of sass •
lication and, articulation in no way inferior to natural Teeth.
These'quidities, which have so lone been sought for in the
dental art, have been attained by the employment of Potas
h& lend Coral, or Vulcanite, as a base. The difficulty . hith
erto has been that lightness could not be secured without
sacrifices of etrength; both of these desirable qualities are
combined in the new material.
Gold and all otter metallic plate for the inseitton of urn.
,fielat teeth must soon fall into disuse altogether, since the
C,oralitp and Porcelain work proves itself vastly superior.
,It is more elegant and cleanly, free from corrosion and all
mrtallic Mate; very pleasant to wear in the month, and leas
esivneive.
P,ERsoNs AT A DISTANnE, in want of teeth, will find
it to their advantage to, avail themselves of the improve.
,:ante embraced In these styles, which, with 'the reduction
of price and perfection of fit, will amply repay the trouble
and espouse of a journey to Pittsburgh. Onr facilities for
•mannfecturing them are each that a job can be got up in
leas than half the ordinary time.
,110,- Teeth drawn without pain, and no charge to those
-having teeth ioserted.
N. STEBBINS, N. D., Dentist,
N0.'191 Penn street.
Tv: ATIPIEPITION
I, tbe to, theTHIGADELPRIA
Housekeeping Dry . Goods Store,
where mo be fonud a large assortment of all kiedB of Dry
flood*, reontrdd 'ln furnishing a house, time saving the
trouble usually espeiienced in bunting such oriole, in
various places. in conaNnence of our giving our attention
to this kind of stook, to exclusion of dram and fancy
goods, we c 'guarantee 'our prices and stiles to be the
most favorable in the market.
IN LINEN GOODS,
we me able to give perfect satisfaction, being the OLDNIIT
1113Td131.18ff PID STUILE in the city, and having
been for more than tw-nty years regular importers from
some of the beet manufacturers In Ireland. We offer, also,
a large stock of
FLANNELS AND NUSLIIVS,
or the best qualities to be obtained, and at the very lowest
Prices. also, Bianktts,Qniita, Sbeedngs, 'Flaking% Damask
ablir Cloths, and Napkins. Towellings; Diapers, linekabaes,
Table and Piano Covers,.Dsmaske, aLd. Moreans, Lace and
Muslin ; Curtdins. Dimities. Furniture Chintzes, Window
JOHN V. COWELL k SON,
S. W. corner of Chestnut and Seventh Ste.,
ROW . Philadelphia.
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11.• HAIELTLEY it CO.,
NO. 86 WOOD STREET,
Corner of Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa,,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Saddles Harness, and Trunks,
ELTETED-LEATIIER HOSE, AND MACHINE BELTING.
SIBRAS if. te4.—TIF CIBIDIDR•
sinned will attend to the locating of Land Warrants
in the Omaha and Nehralke, City laud districts, N. Y. The
land sales will take p ace la the months of July and
baguet. After the sales. Land Warrants OMn be need, The
lands' of this Territory are of the finest quality Good
eel.oNone can be made near the llisso.tri River, and near
settlements. AO warrants entrusted to my care will be
located'on lands selicted by careful land examiners.
Loftin of inquiry requested- Terms teas arable.
ALFX. F. &PHINNRY,
Oriapolis, Cass County, N. T.
REFERS TO
XRAMER & RALIK, Bankers, Pittsburgh.
LLOYD k BLACK,
REV. D. MEIN NEY, D.D., It
DREX-EL A CO.. ilankera, Philadelphia.
H. J. LOGBARRT, Auditor Penna. R. It., Philadelphia.
:BRYAN, GARDNER & Bankers, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
WV. M. LLOYD & Co., Rankers, Altoona, Pa.
GRO. - R. MOWRY, , Obicßue.
ALEX. FINLEY, Edo : , St. Louis.
PROF: G. LOOMIS, Oriapolis, N. T.
' 'AVERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
pR
Mou=rning Dress Goods.
SHAWLS, VEILS, COLLARS, SKITS,
• And other atrieles in Mourning.
LINEN ° AND, tropsE FURNISHING
D — Y . GO ODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
Just opened at
The Mourning and House-Furnishing
Store ;
OF
BROOKS & COOPER,
..No. 75 MARKET STREET.
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111, 441- mANUTAOTOICIMO
~R 0 OFING
ortxOB,
75 Smithfield, Street. batsmen Fourth and Fifth,
mrsitußen, Pd
The only Mannfatturere and Dealers in their ,unproved
GUM , EGASTIG COMENT ROOST!. G, which is applied over .
Saturated felt aud CILIIVAB. for a foundation, and.the Burkett
sanded, niakinglia . VIRE AND. WATER PROOlti Said war
ranted not to GRADE or RD N, nor is it affected by heat or ,
frost It ceo be applied over Steep or, Flat. Roofs, Steam;
boat Deolut, Railroad Carl, kc., and is not affected bp' being
tramped upon. This Gum Cement applied to Metal , Roof"
ie much cheaper and more durable than Ambit- .:'Twoloorie
VII render as old Leaky Tid oi. Iron Retif perfectly light
•
and /amicable at but little east:
Also, wholeaale and retail' 'dialers in'
RAOPL,NO NEAT gRIAL9, - •
frith Printed' instructions for niptiing. thi 'saws, to Abate,
living at a distrineal t •
N. 1,h,--Rartichlar attention ,- paid Repahing londry
Meta, Blace, Oray,el, and.oonyas RnoS.
Also, Agants forl'affint English diiPhalGo Fait.
xi- otters wlieited
44)1108 WANTED-4'o*A ft, this - Ligetiniens,
Ord Writ In OM
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