I
ark, of Andover Theologioal Seminary. And a
discourse will be delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Mark Hopkins, oommemorative of the Fiftieth
Anniversary of the Board.
The OW School Preabytery of Philadelphia; at
a recent meeting, took the following action with
respect to the Sabbath :
Women's, The Sabbath is of Divine autheritY,
and its true °beery's:toe is essential not only
morality and religion, but to the physioltritud
temporal welfare of mankind ; and,
Whereas, There is now a systematic and an
-earnest effort PO to modify legislation at to re
move to a great degree the barriers to Sabbath
desecration ;
And, Whereas, The Church is bound to guard
the ordinanoes and Institutions of reliAlon, not
simply by preaohing the truth, but to watch
against and mist endeavors boldly to introduce
error both in faith and tractile. Therefore,
Resolved, That this Presbytery look with an:•
iety and alarm upon the present movement
against the holy Sabbath.
Reacted, That Presbytery regard it as the
duty of all our members to use all proper and
predicable efforts to guard against the aforesaid
evil.
Bathed, That we regard the subject of such
importanoe, sod of such relations to the whole
State, as,to render it worthy the attention and
decided , action of our Synod at its approaohing
session.
Resolved, That the above preamble and resoln
`, Cons be publicly read from all our pulpits on
next Lord's day.
We are pleased to see that this venerable body
so decisively rejects the Dr. Thornwell theory of
the nature and dillies of the Church, which has
juut now run to seed in the unfortunate Positions
taken by Dr. Scott in California, as noticed by
us In other columns.
The Theotogical , Sentinary of the Reformed Pres
byterian Church, (New Side Covenanters,) will be
reopened on the Bret Wednesday of November
next, The Professore are Revs. Dr. I. N. MoLeod
and T. W. Wylie. All studente requiring pecu
niary aid will be furnished to the extent of their
wants, and rooms will be provided for all who
may attend.
CHANGE OF 11 ELA MON. —The Presby
tery of Lafayette, at its session in Clinton
tlonnty, Mc) , on Bent. 17th, received from
the Preohyter? of Osage, (New School,)
Rev. G. W Harlan, after the usual exami.
tation. Also. at the same time, and from
the same Presbytery. the churches of Om.
ola, Little Osage, and Marmeton, whose el•
dere tnok their seats in Presbytery:--Pres•
byterian Herald. -
for the Preebvterian Banner and Advocate
Church' Dedication
BenNisvm,z, Ohio, Oat. 3d, 1859.
MESSRS EDITORS :—The series of meet•
infra connectad with the dedioation of the
Presbyterian church in Barnesville, com
menced on the nth ult., and closed on the
8d instant. They , were conducted by the
Bev John Moffat, of St. Clairsville.
At a meeting of the congregation,
held
on Saturday evening previous to the hour of
preaching, the Rev, Moffat presiding, the
Building Committee reported, from which it
appeared that tifty•dollars were yet wanting
to meet the expenses of tbe Committee.
This amount was raised immediately, by
the liberality of several of the persons pro.
ent.
The following persons, David ItteOartney,
John Bradfield, and R E. Frazier, were
4alectecl Trustees, and the ;deed or. the
property and other documents- were deliv
ered into their charge.
The business completed, the meeting ad
journed sine die After a few-.minutes the
dedication seiViies were introdnaiid--by the
;tinging of a Very appropriate antliem; by the
choir.
The sermon, which was ~ able' - animated,
and appropriate, was preached , from Realm
cxxxvii : 6, 6. The Rev. Mr. Henderson,
pastor of the M. E. church of this place
was present, and assisted in conducting the.
exercises.
On the occasion of , the , 'administration-of
the Sacrament of the Lord's on the
13abbath, four individuals were reoeivcd into
the communion of the church.
The attendance was very good, 'ail& the
-interest manifested, lively and deep.
A unanimous vote ,of thanks was ten
dered by the congregation, on hitindity, at
the close of the series of meetings, to the
Presbytery of St. Clairsville, for this.prompt,
generous, and efficient part which they per
formed in the enterprise from its very,oom
rnencement to its completion.
Yours, truly, WILLrAM S. ALDES,„
Secretary.
Betts tpartment.
Moms INSTITUTE —Mrs. French adds to the
list of excellent institutions, notioed in our ad
vertising columne.
House Op Rtrtrom.—At a meeting of the Board
of Directors, last week. Mr. Lowary was unan
Imonsly elected Bdierintendent, ad in' teriin, of
this I tied Lotion.
Mrranelous.,—Judge Terry challinigeti. Sena tor
Broderick, and mortally wounded him in the m
elting combat. Terry` is the , California Supreme
Judge, who decided the Sunday laws_unconsti
tutionat. Broderick died in st few haws.
• a •
YOUNG MEN'S LIBRARY ASSOCIATION or PITT*
BcB6n.4.4rrangetnemtie are made to .eppn the
Winter Howse of Lectures, in Laftiyette
this week. We tr,ust that ,the citizens Int•Pjtts.
burgh and Allegheny, duly appreciate the
opportunities afforded for enjoyment.
Pillibusterismi
t Gen. Walker has a 'wonderful- pertinacity of
purpose to invade, destroy, mid tyranize..in Oen-
IralAmerica. A few days ago he made the effort,
irith'beiween one and two hundred men, to leave
New Oiteini. The collector of the port refused
to give his steamer a clearance. The party: then
left, on a setani tog,*but, not being provided for a
'voyage, were obliged to land at one of the en
trances Into the gulf They) were soon arrested
by the United States authorities, and the enter
prise seems to be again defeated.
PlTTSBiliten, Tuesday, OStober llth.
Business is (fill, and the rivers have fallen si n ge our
'last, to b feet. Prices have not materially changed, .
The Money Market has not underainie Tiny (Mange.
Home first ohm panes occasionally finds its way to the
street, whore it is placed - at about 9 ifisens. l Eastern ex
change is quite scum and the supply does not seem to '
improve.
Anse—Soda Ash, mat 4, Pots, 4%50. , Reads, 5%'@6.
Armes—sl 2t5m2.00 per bbl.
14. E
BUTVER ,
ggs. A l i@I2.DD ES—Proked batter, 10H;, 12@
GO
Batms.--Shoniders, 8; Bides,lo; plain Hares, 10%; Sugar
Cured iiams,lB.
cum —BoBlor Western Reserve,
DRIED, 8511.4501834
FLODR—Sales 1001 first hands 0f.200 byte. Ohio family
extra at 5,88, ort wharf. From store; 4.42@4.75 "for 'super ,
tine, 5,00 for extra, and 6..8865.5n for fainly do: , 3 '
GRAIN—Oats, 4 042 from first bands, and 48@45 from
store. Cern, 85480 11,iie 83435. Barley; TO. • Wh ea t
males of tied Winter at i 08%110, Amber at 1.12, and
White atl lb from first in7de.
Ostomusil.--fingsr, B@iit, by the 'end, and 3 4 added by
the bbl. Molasses, 40.4 ,C off ee, . 1 234018: Kiwi 505%.
klar-10 004;lb 00 per tort .
Lann--No, 1 in kegs, 11,11%;, pity do. In bbig.' 12%.
DOEMIOII3-45raD 0 for Dew.
Pto u swAL _lg neer clognsty*Lake f!apartor, at" 24.00, six
months.
LADvatralt . :4
Titan who have never exalMilleci :the new and
improved " Finkle" Sewing Machine, sold by d.
L Carnegban Sc Co., Federiti , Street, Allegheny
City, will Sad it their interest t to i do Si if they
purpose hiving, .it has some quite
favorable.
A - reliable garment is a desirable,;mat . ter, and
to have neatness and durability combined is very
pleasant. J. L:Carnaghairt Co., Pederal'iltrest.
Allegheny' City, pestiesi e*Oellent facilities for
doing a tirlt•elass trade , in-both .fden's+ - andlioy's
wear, and , appear,,to, .enjay ilthe .confidence of
fashion Lovers " as well as - tilditifwildleg for
the purpose of ordinary wear.
The 'Kansas Constitution.
.I..EavitstivonTn, Kansas. October 7.—The
tion of the Wyandotte Constitution ii; rendered
certain by the reception of returns from the Most
hnporbtal counties. The majority win probably
read four thousand.
raX/V,Tp!OF!iI?F4T.I
First Premium Business Penmanship.
We understand that our County Fair has not
y e t made an award in reference to the exhibitors
of penmanship, but we have just seen a letter
from the Secretary of the Fine Arts department
of thedate Ohio State Fair, at Zsneerille. stating
that the first premium for business penmanship
was, awarded to Duff's College As the penman
ship of nearly all the prominent Commercial Col
leges in the West was there in competition, this
award confirms all that has been previously
claimed for Mr. Duncan's superiority as a pen
man. With such men as the author of Duff's
Book-Keeping. and the author of Duncan's ciams
of Penmanship, at the head, of the accouhtint's
and penman's departments, the establishment
must maintain its long established position in ad
vance of all similar institutions in the country,—
True Prem.
EADVAILTISIMENT.j
Olome Institute
An Institution with more decided advantages,
and conducted with more eminent usefulness or
ability is rarely to be met , with in any section of
our country.
Mrs. French, is to the knowledge of all, an
able instructress, and her mind is wonderfully
adapted to teaching. As a soholar she its. able
to discover immediately any deficiency in the
teachers in her employ, and consequently to en
pervise, as every principal of a school ought to
be able to do, every branch of studies. In addi
tion to the facilities afforded by the possession of
all the necessary apparattm connected with In
stitutions of learning, Mrs. French has secured
the valuable services of distinguished Professors
of Jefferson' College, who, timing the coming
Session, will lecture her pupils on snot) , subjects
as will greatly facilitate their acquisitions.
We had the pleasure of witnessing last
week the examination on Commencement day, and
we were particularly pleased with the real
talent exhibited by the young ladies in their
literary produotipns. The teacher able to incul
cate such principles in the minds of her pupils,
and to endow them with the power of expressing
these principles in such beautiful language, is by
no means an ordinary preceptress. The music
also was good and well performed, notwithstand
ing the absence of Prefessor _Fisher, - who for three
years has labored faithfully and succeisfully for
the Institution. Called to take charge of the
musical Department in one of our Southern In.
stitutions, the Professor leaves many regrets be
hind him in and out of the Seminary, for he was
loved and 'esteemed by all those able to appreciate
the eminent qualities of heart ,and mind, with
which he was gifted. This "department will be
placed next session, in the hands of able teachers,
under the immediate suphrvision of Mr. Ani•
tunnel.
The matronly attention and affectionate solidi.
bide of the principal, qualify her in every respect
for the responsibilities of her position and can
not fail to secure the attachment of her pupils,
whilst it effects a prompt and cheerful obedience
to her instruction. No young lady ever left the
Olome Institute without exhibiting a proficiency
in her various studies, as flattering to the pre
.
ceptress as it was gratifying to her parents and
the patrons of the Seminary. .
Canonsburg has ever been regarded as blessed
with a highly moral and intellectual community,
and „the , two Literary Institutions , side l:oy side,
enjoy a :re putation= if equalled, not surpassed in
Elie Weird: Parents and guardians desirous of
accomplishing their, daughters and eons, are here
afforded every possible advantage.
Distinguished, men of all political and literary
standards oitheider it a duty to visit these Insti
tutions and "to give them the benefit of their
knowledge. - Last week, Judge Skater of. Pitts
burgh, delivered a remarkable speech , to the
young ladies, that they will doubtless never forget.
— . Washington (C 0.,) Review, October 6th, 1859.
EADVEILTIEIEMENT.
JUlother. Pittsburgher Testifying .
To the wonderful curative powers of. Bcerhave's
Holland Bitters.
Mr. Jacob White, Third Street, below Market,
says: " For a year past I have been afflicted
very seriously with dyspepsia, so much eo, that
my stomach refused to retain anything ; .1 have
tried almost every remedy, and the regimen of
several physicians, but without alleviation, until
I began the use of licrhave's Holland Bitters,
and have now found relief almost amounting to a
cure. I found it efficacious in removing the ex
treme debility oecasioned by this disease, and
generally as a tonic it has few equals and no su
perior."
Ceuriou ! Be careful to ask for Bcerhave's
Holland Bitters.
Bold at $l.OO per bottle; or, six bottles for
$5.00, by the sole proprietors, BENJAMIN
PAGE,'JR, & CO., Pittsburgh; and Druggists
generally.
purrnmenmaj
What the . New York City Folks sap'of
Dr. Me'Lane's Celebrated Vermifage.
. MANUFACTURED BY FLUTING BROD.
NEW Yong, August 26, 1852
This is to certify that I am well acquainted
with a man fifty years of age, for many years a
resident of this city, who has been at times ex
tremely ill, but could not tell from what cause,
unless it was worms. He told Ads attending
physician his suspicions, but the physician at
once ridiculed the idea, and refused to attend
him any longer. His son then mentioned Dr.
M'Lane's Vermifuge, and asked him if he would
take it
,; bis'reply was—l must takeimmething to
get relief, or die.
They at once procured a bottle of. Dr. 11PLane's
Celebrated Vermifuge, and he, took one-half at
one dose. The result was, he passed upwards of
three quarts of worms, cut up in every form. He
,got well immediately, and is now enjoying most
excellent health ; and, like the good Samaritan
of old, is endeavoring to, relieve his unfortunate
neighbors. He makes it his business to hunt up
and select all oases similar to his own, that may
be given over by regular physicians, and induces
them to try Dr. M'Lane's yermlfuge. So far, he
has induced more than twenty persons to take the
Vermifuge, 'and in every case with the most happy
results. He is well satisfied that Dr. M'Lane's
Vertnifuge, prepared by Fleming Bros. of Pitts
burgh, is far superior to any other known remedy, _
and that if more generally known would not fail
to save many valuable lives. For , further partic
ulars, inquire of Mrs. Hardie, No. 124} Cannon
Street, New York City. •
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR,
IFLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, man
ufactured by FLEMING BROS. of PITTSBURGH,
- 1 3 A: 'All other Yermifuges' in cornperison-iire
worthless. ' Dr. .M'Leme's 'genuine 'Vermifuge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at
all respectable drug stores. None genuine 'without
the signature of FLEMING BROS.
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11644*.1.1011ig0ii.
The Canada brings Buroneau news, to Sept.
24th, it is of much interest.
Great Britain.
The war with China occupies much of public
attention. Admiral Hope is condemned for haste,
and indiscrethin,. but the Chinese are regarded as
guilty of deep treachery, and a vigorous war is
to be prosecuted ; aiming at material guaranties
for peace hereafter—say one or two principal
cities, with harbors, forts, and adjacent territory.
Upwards of a thousand Marines, strong-de
tachments of the Rifle Brigade, two Light Infantry,
regimints, acc. were to leave England for China,
by the Overland route. The first of the squad
rons for the service against China, had already•
sailed. The Governinent intended 'dispatching
fifty gunboats, besides frigates and other vessels.
An order for two millions ball catridges, packed
in two hundred boxes , had been executed at
Woolwich, in three days, ineluding.the stowing on
shipboard. These go to China overland, and a
second order to a much greater extent was pro
gressing for the sea voyage.
The screw-steamer Fox, Capt. , MaClintock;sent
by Lady Franklin, to the Arctic regions in search
of the traces of Sir John Franklin's expedition,
had returned to Englani, having been completely
successful.
At'Point William, on the • North-West coast of
:Xing Island, a reoord wee found, dated
;April 25 1848 ` 11/ toed .hy„, t ,Captaine , C. °tier , and
Pitaimiria. The record slays that the.,2fr,ebue and:
TELE PRESBYTERIAN BANNER AND ADVOCATE.
Terror were abandoned three days previously in
the ice, five leagues to the N. N. W., and that the
survivors, in all amounting to one hundred'and
five, were proceeding to the Great Fish River.
Sir John Franklin had died June 11, . 1847, and
the total deaths to date, bad been nine officers and
fifteen men.
Many.. deeply interesting relics of the expedi
tion were s found on the Western shore of King .
William's Island, and others were obtained from
the Esrpiimaux, who stated, that after their's,ban;
dontnent, one ship was crushed in the ice and
sunk, and the other forced on shore, where she
remained.
The Fox wee unable to penetrate beyond Bellot
Strale, and wintered in Brentford Bay.
Minute and interesting details of the expedi
tion are published. - -
Several skeletons of Franklin's men, large
quantities of clothing, "Sr.o., and a duplicate re•
cord, up to the abandonment of the ships, was
discovered. -
The Zurich Conferencu.
. ,
The London.aforning Herald gives prominence
to the following paragraph.:
We have reason to believe that a definitive
treaty of peace will soon be oonoludnd at Zurich.
It will, however, bear the eignatures of only two
Powers—France. and Austria. The preliminaries
of Villafranca will be strictly' maintained As
to the relations of Austria and Sardinia., we learn
from'Vienna. that the preliminaries of Villafranca
will serve as a guide for, the conduct of Austria "
MEM
There - is a rumor that there was to be no
Chinese expedition. That the head of the Man
darins offending at Peiho bad been proffered in
atonement, coupled with promises to make alt
the satisfaction that 'oan - be required.' and that
the ambassadors will, be. immediately received at
Pekin.
The correspondent of the London Spec
tator, who on several occasions has communicated'
early and.authentio news, assertirthat Napoleon
accepts the plan of the 'King of the Belgidba,
which gives the, fortresses of 'Peichiera and
Mantua, and the States of Parma and. Modena
to Sardinia, tind reinstates the Rouse of Loraine
in Tuscany, and. restores the legations.-to. the
Pope. After introducing & variety-of.reforms,,
Venetia in to have governmental institutions, and
an army of its own, under the 'Archduke Fer:di
nand Maxitnilliatt, under the title of Grand Duke
of Venetia These stipulations have the concur -
renee of Austria. A Buropeon emigres; is also.
to be held at Brussels, presided over bythe King.
The Paris Patric partially, confirms the above.
In, the treaty with .the Cochin Chinese, the,
French Admiral obtained four impoitant corms
--
stone, viz.:
The exercise of the Christian religion. ,
A treaty of commerce.
The 'cession Of the town of Logan and'adjoining
territory; and
The recognition of the rights of the French to
the Bay of &now.
IE3
The Sardinian Government is 'said to have
protested to the great Powers againat the secret
aid offered by Austria, in recruiting soldiers for
the Pope.
The Pope is in a very alarming , state. Cardinal
Antonelli has declared him unfit to attend' to
public affairs.
Holland.
At the opening of the Legislative Session the
King,made a speech in which he,ssid the project
of.law for the *emancipation of the slaves for: the
Dutch West Indian Colonies not 'baying been
adopted, , a modified projeatmould be presented to
the Chambers.
Later
Funruna POINT,' Oct 10.—The steamship
indica has arrived, with Liverpool , dates to Wed
nesday, the 28th ult, three (lays later.
It was rumored that• the definitive treaty of
peace between France and Austria would be signed
in a few days at Zurich:
• The Overland Mail has furnished advices from
China, to the _loth of August. The whereabouts
of Mr. Ward, the American Minister • was not
known..
It is rumored that Sir Hope Grant has the'
command of an expeditionary force to China, and
that ten thousand men will proceed from India,
but none from England. ' •
The Paris correspondence says that the Zurich
Programme is 'stated as follows : A. definitive
treaty of peace has been sirned by three powers.
A treaty will be dre,wn up, by which Austria
Lombardy to France, who wilt transfer it to Sar-
The most difficult point in the double transfers is
debt, and on this head.it is believed.that Austria
will moderate her demands Other, documents
respecting the Italian Confederation, Cookies,
etc , will be signed by the Austrian, and, French
plenipotentiaries only, as Sardinia utterly .rejects
the restoration,.and' will not under the present
circumstances agree to the oonfederatioo.
It is rumored that. Prince Albert will> represent
England, and Arph Duke Maximillian Austria,
in the proposed Congress , at Brussels.
A Russian authdrity estimates the loss of the
Chinese at the Peiho forts at one thousand killed.
The number of the wounded is not stated. It
wan`said that some of the wounded Englishmen
were in the hands of the Chinese, and were well
treated.
The Calcutta mail of the, 22d of Augast, had
reactied'Eogiand. The disarming of Oade had ,
been completed.
*trial gotirts.
l'itibitiritin Colony' •
Hollidaysburg; Pa.; lensed tipan - as the plaae, and &to
ber the 26th,iat eoloisti - A:61.; ail the day for the conmen•
Con of the persons uniting in this enterprise. Circulars
are being sent to all whose names are sent in this notice.
Is published for in'brtnation , otothers, who may. wish to
attend. Excursion tickets will be issued to all coining to
the meeting by the Penna. Railroad.
:JOHN A. OtiVitt Bee'y
INK& WINSLOW. an experienced Nurse and Ye
male Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. Which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by
softening the gums, Seducing all inflammation—will allay
all pain and regulate the bowels. PepeUd moth-,
era, It will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Perfectly - safe in: all easesi. See. advertise-
• • 4' 1 , arrtelt-
On the 22d tat, by Rev. S. 0. Jenninge, I) D., Ptofeesor
AT FRED M. Annum to MIES Inaenanst Man: NESBITT. all of,
. .
Allegheny County, Pa.
On Thursday evening. October 6th, by Rev William el.
Parton, Rev. DANIPM.W. COOPER.. of Oriseibarg, Richland
County, to Miss J 2211114 eldest daughter of George
Skinner, Reg, of this city.
•
On Thursday, the fi.it inst., by Rer..Geo. Marshall, AD.,
ItIORAIID Rine 'of Waihingtoti Comity, to feIise'FILMSOBB
daughter of Thomas Riddoo, Eng., of Snowden'Toernehip,
Allegheny. Cloanty,
On the 4th lest, by Rev. R. P. Myers, Mr. duos 0.
BOATLIS, of Sonthatopton Mills, to lifiss'Otaai Braves; of
Somerset, Pa. '
Attila Presbyterian Parsonage, Altoona, Pa., on the 6th'
inst., by „Res . . A.r B. Clark, air., JOHN t frf CADIPEZIL of
Altoona, to Miss 0. M. 011.A31X, Mater of the offieiating
•
On Thursday evening, September 29th, by Rev. Van
Artadalen, Mr:OBILISTOPEIER OJLIIMBUS Musa to , Mies Jan'
Kismet, all of Shade Gap, Huntingdon County, Pa.
Septentber 20th, by Nov'''. N. Bnyd, GEOROZ W. SUMS
to Mom Jexe Duser,ali of White Deer yalley, Pa.
hituarl.
Drsn—On the 12th nit, after a lingering and distressing
illness, at Eollidaysburg, Mrs LAMA; wife of Elise
tickles,'Fso , in the 56th year of her age.
She wee the daughter of. Daniel and Rachel Patrick,. of.
Westchester County, 'New York, where she was born
United with the Church, by profession. at the age of thir
teen, she lived for forty.two years an exemplary Christian
life For aome years she lived in Allegheny, County, and
was a member of the church' of - Fairmount, under tee
pastoral carp.of the Rev. H. R. Wilson, , but removed,
to Gaysport about two years ago. She died as'she lived, - in,
the Lord; and , her afflicted huirband arid children rejoice in
their deep Borrow.
DIT.D-0111 the Bth of September, MN. Lisps I i ATI*OI , 4 113
the 56th year Of her age.
..
The deceased' ass born and educated in the Aeaooiate
Preabyterhur Church, dad, - Aky the instructions of a pions
father, was carefully , trained in the Holy Scripture.. At an
early age, she was united in marriage with Mr. Thomas
Patterson. who was brought up in the Presbyterian Church.
Shortly after their marriage, both united with-the church
of Bethel, in the communion of which they remained until
removed by death. Her husband died some twelve years
ago, and left to superintend and educate; a large family,
the youngest of which war not then two years old. The
responsible trizet4lats committsd to her; she continued to
discharge until the period of her death.
Airs. Patterson, whilst not free from. those fanners inci
dent to f•thernature, possessed some of the noblest traits
of Christian character which the Spirit of God devolopee
upon the soul. t. She loved and maintained the doctrineS
of. the Churchwith which.she was united,wilkunwaveriog
fidelity. 2. She trained up her 'children , carefully in> ths
doctrine of the Scriptisres,'taught them to commit to =emery
the Shorter Catechism, endfolkowed them with her . nrayers
and Initruetions until the image of Jesus Christ, the hope
of glory, was formed in, the , soul, Nor did* her efforts for
the religions welfare of the youth terminate with her 'Own
children. She had a special regard for the proper indoc
trinatiou,of, the young, MO) _of the congregation; and,
although adianeed,in learn, ,00ntinned„to,instruct a dui
In the.rilsibbithtiScboolf tidliilt i few weeks prevlons
tb" , hee'lleittio , ls, 4 lllb' bad an ardent &Birk tw the
prosperity of her own church, and for the general advance
ment of the cause of Christ; and she was foremost in her
contributions to support the Gospel at home, to give aid
and efficiency :to the different Boards of our Church.' Her
conduct in this respect was a practical commentary upon
the petition, 4, :i'hy kingdom come.", Her person' is gone
trim the family, the , chinch, the:prayermeeting, the, dab.'
bath School, Sind the rick room, but : her influence ! is:not.
_Being dead, she yekepeaketh. Nay many hear the
and may the Lord, as in the case of Lydia of old, Open `their
hearts, and raise thein rip in the' aura, to Blithe place of
her who is Makin asieep. RH. '
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A, NEW STYLE.. PRICE, $50.00
107 MARKET STREET, PITTBRDRaH.
495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
730 OHESTNIIT.,SPREET, PHILADELPHIA.
/Or- These Machines sow from two,.ripmle, and form a
team of unequalled' etrerigth, bea u ty , " and elasticity,
which will Not rip, even if every fourth Mitch. be out.
They are unquestionably the beet In the market for
family use:
air MIND Edit & 011101ILAR. 101 ,
NATHAN WHITING, N 0.107 Market Stmt. exclusive
Agent for Pittsburgh and vicinity. eplo-ly
NEW ADVEUISEYENTS.
BDW Or TO . W3IBHIP ACADEMY,
Situated four-miles from Pittsburgh, on the Browne
Yale Plank Road:
REV.: JOHN W. RAZLlTT,,Principal and Proprietor.
MISS LIZZIE HALL, of Newark, N. J..,Asstatant.
• This flourishing; Institution - will clieri `its Thirdliimelon
: on the Spin Dar ,or Norzsissa, 1859. •
•
During thelessioo juseelosing With a public eitamina.,
tion, .forty pupils, have,been in attendance. This shows
marked success for its age.
The Various branches common in all similar Institutions,
taught in this. .
Strict attention maid t:1 both the physical and moral
interests of theMnpilss •„0„,
The situation of this Academy is rarely equalled for
beauty : and:comfort: • ' • - 9•5 t j , •
A limited number, of fernale.bostAers received, into the
fetidly Of the Principal.
lissasuin9s--Res. Dr. , Howard, Itev. • Dr. telitikney t and
.
,
others.
'Address w. ;ItAZGiTt, CarrreleP:
ink.L 0 JUR INSTI T or 16* 1 .100R YOUNti
LADIES, 05,810,51,8811R0, PA. „ •
The Winter' Twin of this Institution will commence en
'the FIRST MONDAY. OF NOVEMBER, 1859.
TERMS YOE, A 21.98 . 10 ff OF. FIVE
Board and room, natty fernillivi and car,. ,
pitted, . - ' ' 456.50
Tuition in Bnglish branches, ~according ` to
Wass, front. , . 118 09 to 15.00
Tultlont n-Instrnmental-Insio, from - - . .$16.00 to 20.00
Use of instroment, 4 00
Fire in sleeping rooms, ' . „r '. 6.00
Washing, per dozen, .
Pew rant,
Bach lady will and her own
Other extra hr inch,* at' tbe,usual rates.
All the departments are wail" supplied with ' excellent
teachirs. Payments Onehalf in adyence.There will,
however, be a reductionof TIN PAIL est* , on any bills 'that
are paid in frail) advance.' Should protracted illness ren
der it necessary for a pupil to leave school before the close :
of theterm, the money will be Ittifundid,' and charge inade,
according to the regular catalogue prices; only for the time
she has been with us.,Parents can rely Open as with non
'Adeline that the health, happiness, improvement and com
fort of their daughter& will be, studionelyllbared, for, whitst
members of our household.' 'thitaiognee:- containingcoarse
uf . studies, &c., will be forwarded to aay.who niay.wish
them, by addressing the Principal.
ocls 8t OLIVIA J. PRENCII.
''LNARiI FOR EVALIC: .
.10: That well known farm,
.sitatite iii.,Derry Township,
Westmoreland Co., Ps., oo the road leaditns from New Derry
to ,Blairseille, four utiles South of Blairsville,' two •miles
.North of New Derry, aud.two mires; Wear, of 11111.8fde. Sta
tion on the Penn's Raliroiel,'Wljoinint.tinde of Robert
Reed, At'Quide Doty, Samuel Daty, - . - RObert Poster; Bamuel ‘
Barr, A. McChesney, and John Barr,
. .
CONTAINING,I67 ACRES,,
and 124' perches, strict meieure. The land Is flret•rate,
with abundance of limestone on the farm, and noel in the
neighborhood.
_ABOUT 140'ACREE CLEARED,
eighteen of whtch are In meadow, witheeveral never-ratline: ,
!formers of good water, end in a good state cultivation.
On the premises area Log Dwelling House And tog Double
Barn, : .Log: Conant Howe and Log Darn ; a _bearing
orchard, and sixty or seventy young grafted fruit trees of
-various kinds. .
.
Either tbe whole or the half part ca . the above !described
farm 4, 111 lie settee may best suit‘purahasets. A grid title
will be given. , . , ' —=, - •
Persona wishing to 'see'the premises will he shown them
, the AsubecriberjiYinff.Pst.the fr11.t. , , . ~
,sg , 1869,
lfnefioidbeforeTßllßEntilt, Jet day i ii - - t war4i
it will on that day be offered at public outcry to the highest
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FART, PINE GROVE MI LLB, °ENTRE 00., PA_
The Whiter Session of tbis Institution will open on
WEDNESDAY, , Noveniber 9d, sod cocain& Elio months.
TERM—Board and Tuition, ingllah breaches, 06.00.
oolMit
HOZ fLowAYstt PILLIIII.—THISI POPEllatklw
ITY 01 this unrivalled alterativerand 'aperient IS
overwhelming, and throwing into the shade all other
preparations purporting to be reinediel for internal die.
8 . 11414311:. Families , of every condition in life, efid.iu 'every
section of the country, are'idobting Holloway's Pills as
the one sole remedy for complaints of the stomach, liver,
and bowels. • •
' Sold at the tnanufhotori, No SO Maiden Lane, New York,
and by sal Druggieti, at 260., OSo, and per box. •
0014 1$
23110411 ii, L .o*lijelor BITTRWEILS
ILA Will ieceitifely cute
LIVKR 'COMPLAINT,' DYSPEPSIA,' :.NERYOUS
• . BiLITY,,Ac.„
Read the certitlinete of the REV. J. 61.. LYONS, 'formerly
pastor of the Oolombue,.N: and Dillestown, Pa., Beiptiet
churches :'
' 4 Da • C. if: Jecaelow:=Dea;- '&4 it a &limn;
thee, of mEown.accord, to bear_teetimony,toAhienicelleuce
Of the "ffereiliCtiitterti."Sirbe - fellir Plebe, tieing innob
afflicted with dyepepsia, I used them with very beneficial
results. I have often raoommended them to persons en
feebled.br.that tormenting dlseeee. and „have heard from
them thei Moat 3ftitterlog ‘teetitooolale tie to their great
value. In came of general debility, I believe it to be a
tonic that cannot be sorpseped J. al. LYONS.
New Rochelle, N. Y., April 25,1860.
- For sale by Druggists anti Dealer's everyihere. Price 75
cents per bottle., oil It
•
=I
MISOELLANEOUW
ACADUIIir.
Ma • Tlie Tweittl4stk..&posioe , ot. thli" Inetitntibri will
open on lat *Moir . mber next. Tuition fees at
the usual mt.*. Boarding. $2.00 per week.
Weignt. PONALDSON,, Principal.
MIXECTIToIitoII WELL OP 'UR
jea AT.PDBLIU BALB, at the Court House, .in Ash
land, Ohio, at 10 o'clock, on WSDNIGADAY, the' Yd di* of
November, 1859. the PARK of the late J. B. BLOM:1008E,
deceased, lying within threelnarters of a mile of Ashland,
and containing /about °toe hundred' and four acme of choice
land.• ' T NEVIN.
ocB4t Executor of J. B. Elsokhotwe'eltetate.
FOIL AL oft RUNT.—Vet it a Jaw
BRIGUTON SEMINARY, whiAl WWI erected expreliely
,fer a , fity and boaidlug school, and oeouoleu se each till the
present time will be sold or rented at a moderate price.
Also three Pianos and a full salt of
p ieniture for fimily
and school purposes, whieb are in it, will be *old on the
Most reasonable Gime. Amity to"
,antl•tf RAN. il„ , 110111,; Allegheny City, Pa.
STRAWBERRY' - MEANT& -'•
"•• • "
WILSON'S ALBANY. . ..
OrdPre addreekd to T. L. SHIELDS ♦ 00. / 30 . 1 4 113 Yvi11e,
Pa., or to the subscriber, at the sag Implement Ware
house, 47 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., will be pron ptly
&Waded to. Price $lO perthooaasta.,
" •• JAMES wsitinor:
We refer to theAditors of tub paper. . aol3-4m
.
Bunc,,.,[ SL D. At. GA) -
Have now open a large an.l attractiia stook of Fall
and Winter Goode, among wbicd will beletutd, in part,
ALMA FRENCH CLOTHS, /
' ' DZ./kW( DO. oessrincrum.
• BLACK 4ESTINGiI,
Black, all wool, Detainee, Merinos and Fancy Ml* Plain
, Bleck and Figured Nike, Celsius 4tobes, end' by the yird,
Satinets. Flannels. Blankets,. Merino Shirts and Drawere,
Bleached end Unbleached Unalino,' Table Linens, Sheet
ing,- with a full assortment ' of all kinds' ot;Dry Goods,
selected with greet care in the New York_aaar. Philadel
phia markets, and felling cheep. ' • '
& liberal &Wean& always allowed, olergymegi . sad their
frmllles •
dealing withlos. , , as .244 t
88
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jnoITTSBURGIFiI WATER. CURIO ESTAB.
Ll9Khi ENT—Located at' Efajsville Station on * the
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and •Chicago ,Raliroad, and • Ohlo,
River;ten miles West of the City. - This institution coin
binessupertor advantages, for the scietiesstul treatmentand
complete cure or disease. We would especially invite:the
attention of females who have suffers.] for years, and have
almost despairedlf. ever . ttodkotp miler. to onr satsblisk•
ment. We can recommend this Institution to female suffer
ers with'. greet ciinfideince, u is oar. long experitific• in
diseases peculiar to their eel, we have ,had. en almost nal.
them success: 'We will gladly give' an j farther I eformation
to those who desire it. Address Box 1304, Pittsburgh,' Pa
ap2441... • H. FREA9II, d. t D.,
,Physicians.
ME I D DI L. AND Liirefy/111111 STORY.—
D. BIREPATDICH'I 50N1,N0.21 B. TIORDBL;be.
t Preen Market and Chestnut Streets, rhilsdelphisjhave for
sale
' DRY HALTZD RFARThB MAAS',
Dry end Green Salted Patna %ipiy , Tan nest's OD, l'sasisrl
and Ontrler'e Toole at the lowest prisses,and upon the bust
terms.
q AIL kind' of Leather In the ranglowanted, for
which the highest market piles will be given in comb, or
taken in exchange for Ilkiee. Leather stored tree of charge,
and eolil on coma:dation. „ , , ja29.ly
rE AS!, E 82. A•s
'WILLIAMS & • JOHNSTON', •
..int Smithfield Street,,
Pittsburgh,
•
Hai% a very choice selection of genially OFOCeliCh consisting
In part of the following: • • A.
100 chests fine to extra tine Oolong and Chulan Teas.
60 LC It " Bytom, Gunpowder, and Im
perial Teas.
50 catty boxes extra too Hymn, Gunpowder, and Im
. racial Teas. ,
so bblit Crashed , Pulverised. and. Coffee Sugira.
50 hags Rio, Lagucyra and Old Government Java Coffee.
20 bble. extra Syrups and . Molaases.
10 • " Pore Cider Vinegar,
• 25 boxes R, Layers and Valenti% Raisins.
101:ibis .2ante Currants. ' •
60 boxes" Woman's Friend " Soap.
245 ' " Colgstea 'foilat " •
50,. " Palm Oerman, and Rosin Soap.
'5O - '" . Sperni, Star; Opal, sad Mold Candles.
26 *" f Pearl and silver filloss Starch. •
60 cans pare gro und Spices.
100 " -fraah filackberriee. •
300 MS Cloves, Nutmegs, Maas, and Cassia.
10 cue. OliVa, Bordeaux, and Virgin Oils ,
1 20 -.1 boxes Cocoa, Brume,' and (Dhocolates. ' • •
200 D Uri super Oarbonxte and Sal S ids.
" 100 dozen tifaism's and Annear's Blacking. '
Water:Butter, Sugar, Scda, and: Wine Crackers: to, eke.,
whi h they offer Wholesale and Retail, at very moderatead
venom:, to the trade or tannins, and rospeitftilly solicit their
patronage. ' • . r , • ap[l-tf
15 69 1859.
-NEW - FALDI AND •WINTER, GOODS
AT
. ,
EATON, °BEE tlt MACRUM'S
• _
''''r'tPSW`:;WHOYrSS , LS
AND RETAIL
L' • ••••‘,..., .•!M . ,
'sr z .et
. •rtoTiciN • `tiottsig;,.
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AN .11DARIO.41Nr• Agsairzwkwr or
Drees arid an . Nile . ,
Bonnet Itlblions, Flowers and Plumes;
Swot Bpring Skirta'and French Corsets;
Ladles' and Mimes' Vests and' Drawers': - '
• Gentlemen's Furnoildnii Goods , • •
Gloves, Hosiery . and Mite;
• Woolen 11«ide and Taldal;• ' -• ' l . •
Zerrb)r Wools and Yarns;, 1 .
' Fancy articles and Noiona.
City and Country Merchants, -Milliners; and Retailers,
etionol visit our wholesale rooms, (second story of Nos, 17
and 19; and' orNo. 17 Fif:h Street.) as we offer
.aitrainducementa to wholesale buyers, In price 'and *wig,
Kprorent stook. , • • •
t i "" t 1 / 711. '. EATON;" C BEE &IfitCßUM,'i
ocB.Bm , : '„ • e88411...47.1111th 'Streit.
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APPLICATION lilt!:
ts.-,..tiqeturr.agat.taro of Penoskinsuisost its'
sloe, for the Cbartof of a Bonk In the city, of Pittsburgh,
tobh'eilleithe ' 4:31, ; I • „
:Oh Y eammiioial Bank :01frePittsbiirgh; - •
with; a 'capital of Oue Handeedisnd .711fIty • Thousand
Doi hit eoind subject . to the Gleiteri4.lla,n t ldpg Law pf 1889.
.N - •
'•''' ItiPß'' s FALL: ANI3 I "WINVIiit, • 1859.'
?," ;
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
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No. 'l2s' Fifth"Stitioeit "'
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111111101401•11 t Of Pali an d ANA •
es l.
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• ilbtit C osb,
„ few . - a) : et .. ,
Which - can biargollaat low Prices.
sep244.t
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II EIL olt , Y •
DRA:1E11,....-Aicro TAILOR,
.11,0.49'47FM STREET..'
. . • . .
PITTSBURGiI; PENNA.,
.
flax just rettinieetioin the Eastern nines, and is now re
ceiving his Pail and Winter stock of Clothe, eatelmeres
Vestings and Coatings, of everyiyariety and style ,, adapted
to
the beet city and country trade, whictiwill be made up to
order withrproMptuess and dist:each, - and 'it Mite, as low
us at any other similar establishment in the . city:
„ o.; o .t;
JOHN D. NDOORD: - - 'JUDI& /1.1 1 .1'01111
• I. / •
M . CORD CO
MANUFACTURERS .Amo:DISALERS, IN
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,
wHoLESAI,E. AND
;Pittsburgh,
Have now on habit forfigrjeg Wm,. as .largeand complete
an assortment of aaadcraitigi ftmad'id 'any at the IMF
crocitleo i •conatatlog of .; ).5.75 , • •
Fur; Sine;iliCW.ool - 1104,
of every style anillt; OSA 01 4 .Fiqiii 'Oddity sad
a
- tliestw': Leghorn; arid P 110•11111
BATS; Straw, end Bilk BONNETS, eta, etc. Perms
wishing to - puddle, - elther'brWholLsale - oritetell, wfll
find It to thek t adventasajo eall eadgmareige our dock.
.%.410:.. !W.+ .0..1 J.erYltrakallaty
VEVA,
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. NO. 66 WOOO
..BTRNET, PITTBBUNO#,
Invit tbe'attentkin of hie' onet.:main, meieliaiitii
.generaNy, to hie very large assortment of boots and:Bboier,
Hata and Caps, perehaaed.direoefroin New England man
ufacturers' which' for.eitteot, variety, and treo
dom from all Ir regularity _ aid adaptallowta I the imaaM of
allesetions.is not oprpamutt in tibia, or any other city.
'Prices - shall be ailow au those hi' ' ••
P.IIIIADELPIII;C.Oft NEW ;Y0RE...1
All are invited t 9, an ..4F.smainatlqp - ; of thiiidt7PYßlOß
talriOrdeviiirnbianted 'pritahle
'end particular attentfripend . pitariravrotad...4 11.
seplAim T.—TAW/MR.
W ITELICRISPOON . I.lurrivrtmos,
,
BUTLER,. RA. • -
The' Winter Feesiou of lira b egi n menthe ' on
TUJlSDAS,lforenther Ist.
Tuition,
~$B.OO, $B.OO, andslo.oo, according to studies.
Irstniction on piano or melo d eon , Wl* wee of instrument,
slBoo,.per. Session.. , ,
Anew boarding' house will be completed 'this In
which the charge for boarding, fuel, and washing, wilt only
be $1.75 per week. , For pertioularei Immo, J. B. Boll!,
Principal, or the undersigned. LOYAL YOUNct,
:008 : 21' See'Y•dt Foard.
'anus RUILIAOR ACADIA/Y. '
. This.lnstitation underStre . .care of the TrerbYlnl7'
of ZenesSille, and located at Waibiniton,. 0.,
between Wheeling and Zanesville. easy accees ; by
the National Road and by the °eland Ohio Railroad.
' The Lon% contsine a pOpsdatiOn of one thous a nd
inbabi ants, and is surronnded'by a hilly and healthfUl
country. - '
This amide:ay ie furniehed with * handsome bending,.
Libraries Literary Societies; and competent Teachers.. , .it
Thor:m . o inetruction is combined with paternal goiern
ment and who:dogmas religions influences
The studies include a complete classical course so fares to. -1
the Junior clue inf the best "aollegeri; and all the Luellen ' 1
branches needed to. At young men , for,•Business and for •
Teaching.
.The.fiummer Term eommencea' on the Find'Monday of
May, and the Winter Term on, the. Firpt Monday of
Tuition Pees must, be paid , quarterly - in savant* at the
following rates per Session of firs m onths , • ,
WorEnglish branches, . 410.00
0111118kal . 12.60 •`•
lkirding ist private fatailfes; with rooms famished is,
$2.00 and 216 per week. Books' and stationary will is;
furnished at Philadelphia retail prices. , • -
Tor further information, address •
• RitR...T. H. , ALEXANDNIti
oce-Sts Washington . , 0:,
BEIM
ISM
Nis ETU MA 1.111.. AW gs- gragroiALs2
AO.ADERICAZ `.l.27BTzrarz.
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The Winter Session of this Institation COillll6Doa on
WEDNESDAY, the 2cl day of November, 1859, and continue
five months.
•-• • '
° TIIIIIIB PBS; SESSION:
anglisl Department; . ; -$8 00 "'
Higher Mathemstic 00 10
• • .
Claddeal Department, 12.00
Poe fnitler 'particulars, see Catalogue or address the;
Principal, J. 13: STILL CT , Upper St. Glair, illegheny Co., Pa.
By order of the Board.
oeB-8t NEV. DSO. MARSHALL' 11.D.', President.
.
winGswolvvir ismustarAitirpvitt
a 7 ,ADEIS i
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At.rSewioklev:Pa:•
The Winter Session will commence on the ,FIBER
DAY 10 , 140VEMBER. • • .
In addition to the Mmellent corps of resident` tmetieri
heretofere employed, Messrs. WALL and GREBE, of piths
bnighiwill each give lessons•tw; days In the week toe
former in Draining and Painting, and the latter in-Mosier'
and MOdern Languages.
'Poi Tenni, Ac', see Olimilars, 41iieh. may be - obtained at
Davison's or mows bookstore, in' Pittsburgh, or at finch
rune's; in AlleghenY, or by application to the Principal.'
• REV. a. Wt4LIAMts, .1 •
Ins 4t _ neeickierrine, Psi..
VI. AEU SlifilLEJE -YIOIIIAI.IO sattlItNALR:
On the Blairsville Branch of the Penna. Retairtsol.
;Hi BREPIJIY,`A. i
RS P. ER PLEY, - P a L . .... _
- The`Bightelinth sienal-Aminal Beisiou will commence on
the FIRBrNIONDAY , OP NOVEBBER. ':With •Piotes
stoner /Teachers, an extensive Apparatue, utommassed
Course Of Study; aurple and attractive *room modatiooi for
Sixty ^Boarding , Bchoisis, this' Institettion offers the best
facilities for the thorough. extended, polite, and Christian
eduoation of YOUNG LADIES. •
*cording Bobolarkincluding Tuition,in the regular worse
' arid I,atin;perliession of five 'months, SOO 00
Tor Instrumental Music,- - Drawing, Painting,. and-French,
Spanish. and Oerman Languages the beet facilities' are
, lirovided, and at'moderate changes.' z•
and
from.ordinary charges for two from a family,
. . .
and persons of limited .mesne.
itCatalogues furnishek Early:application is reqUesteit.
Address/ EWA:, 8. H. 811EPI,EP,_
66145 t • " s - Pa.
irk - UN IL IC
AP'S:ORRK PftEssirrinurAi
i'AOADENY;iezidessittli,, , ,aiellated.`in the countiy,
four miler from Brownsville, - Pa. The . next &Talon
Mien - on TIINSDaIf,', ttib - l.t'af November.' Tuttle% per
Evasion of five menthe, $B.OO, $B.OO, and $1.1.00, &wording ,
lo`the branches taught
roe farther infoimation, address'
r ` ,d J ORAIGIREAM,, B-,
(4.80 Meriiiteteivi; PA.
TOYDA/LORA, ACADEMY
• AM:kris thorough' instruction in - English, Latin?
Greek, Mathematics, French, and German, The latter two
'will teright by i• gentleman who' conversed fluently in
both,latiguages: Having received his,training: at a .Germen•
University, parents may rest assured that be will reach the
' principlee,e. pronunciation, and lihilasophte 'structure 'of
these languages correctly. , :
The Winter Belden will open on Tuesday, the lst of
, Nrivembet. Boys under twelve years of age; also idle or
vicious pupils of any age, not admitted Should any saga
'obtrude : themSelyes upon us they may expect to be 'dis
missed on the very first exhibition of a spirit opposed to
good order or good morals. We, have neither time nor
inclination Ur waste our energle's .:on • such: characters,
whilst we can find better. employment. To any other* de
sirous of obtaining a good education, we extend a cordial
welcome.' ~T he efforts or all'eonoerned in the adroinititrit
Mon of affairs will be directed toward making their school,
diys pierriant, as well ateprolltable. We like - to see others
bappy--to make thentrio, as far as posaibleand we our
selves are always, happy when surrounded 'by orderly,
:hortorible; and intelligent- boss and young men. The
pleasant experience of ten years in - teaching,- assures! ns
that there are many of the class we desire.
',TERMS :—For•Vultion. Boarding,' Washing, Boom 'and
furniture, $85.00 per Session of live months; payable 45.00
at the opening; arid the balance at the middle of the Session.
Light, Fnel,-„and Modern Languages, the only extras.:.;
Oar location is in a healthy and, beantifeel part of the'
coil - tit - 4, eight miles from Mifflin, and six Telles from Per
rysville Siation, Penna. Railroad ; at which points convey
-antra can at ill tames be procured'
For full particulars, addresits'.. ": • "
.13HIINAKElt, Principal,
ociAt • 'Academie, Janiatis County,
isrpiNGLISII AND CiASSICIAL
L 4 BOARDING 8 0 ) &Di
FOR YOUNG bi EN , - .AND .)10113,..
Mt. Joy, Lancaitei County, Pennsyliania:. ; •
•' • •
E.. l(OOlt1 i ~ - Ptltidpil.
Pupils admitted at any time.
For particulars. [feud for a Giraidar; '4Ollll-
- 41 Q 'A AL TABU 11..12 NAZE AND WAN 4.LNI
AOADENY.—The..next tetANlNatltntien
will commence on tlyiNnet WedpfeAw el: Noroupmr.
B:*WILLIAMS, ' A ' 14., Pithellat ' '
'MISS M. J. ROBINSON, Towhee of Fewele Department.
MISS MARY L. WILLI:ANS, Tese/ler of Mtoic. I.
For farttier information, apply' to the PrtnetpaL or to' j
aeV24-4t* , ' WM. STEWART Preet of Board.
410 1614 , 167,11 Lay ,AIDADIIIIII7 , —.A &RBI- .
CiL AND . 0016116111.0IiI: B(14.11DING 'SCHOOL
volt BOYS, om It.. W. &.0. It. 11412 =Bee from
.Pittsburgh. ,
REV: J. S. TRAV.ELLI, Prinorpal.
, . ,
• ••
The Thirty-karth Elusion will co mp on TilltSDA T,
November'lst, 1859)
,TER.llB..per Session of eve menthe,. $76 06.
"For ttlrealare, eta., inquire hf John Irwin. & Sons, 67
Witter Street, or T. H. Nevin k Co., 24 Wood: Street, •oc of
the Priocipel, Sewickley, Pe., cop24-6t •
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A LL IMO HINNY 'CITY 1:10,[0411611111.
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N.Ili011.A141:. •
- ; • _REV, J; ,NEWELL,
REV J. DAVIB
CIAMPI% WILL ItE-OPITN. ON . •
.Monday,' 'September sth.
. &
• •.
Ladies' Clays at 9A. ; .• .
School at, 9.,
A M.; Male Co/kyaatit.at 1 . P. H.
The Principals . will continue to their whole time
•
I , and attention'to the intereett, of thlillnetitution, and will
be ably suntained. In educ Aloe the youth enimated to theft;
&ire. by ADDITIONAL TBACH6IIB in BOTH THU MALE
IgANO:FIIVIALN. DBPARTHEINT3.
TERMS may be'known from the Catalogue, to be bad be
othetrOolistoree, or by applying to the Principals.
,Atjr• A fall attendance at the opening . Is requested.
eiplo-tt
1 6 .'1
irif .
La 4. t 1
•
•
mink TII ITION 4OR. IFULL
K. Course in the IRON CITY OOLLEG . g, the largest,
"most'extensively patronised, and best org anised °warner
:t'Aidal School In the United States. .
IFOUR LARGE, RALI4 ;
.
For Wtltitlg i Mostunmstal Calculations, Book4teeplng and
TAlLectageslt"••• l ••• " ' • . •
tlip44 to complete a Rill averse, from six to ten
Vinery student, ripen graduating, is guaranteed to
eompettint to manage the. Books of any Blisicens, and
: ,opu!litled to earn a ealap : :ot Rom ; . ,
0600 ,to 1019000 e
"'Students enter at any. tlMe—no vacation — . at
pleasure. ' • 4
f FIRST PREMIUMS FOR 'BART :WRITING
. ,
Awarded this Institution. The best and greatest variety of.
Penmanship' in any one'llall of tbe Union is found here.
.46,- Ministers' eons received at half.priet:.
tor. ftill information, Cirmlar, Specimens of Business and
' Ornamental Writing, and Einbelllshed View of the College,
• inclose five letter stamps to
felle tf ' ' r W JRNWITIA, Pittehlrargh„ Pa. , ,
rirativr..z I'O.LLICON
:._IF REV. 10. PERSHING, A. hi, President, assisted by
Faculty of eleven teacher*.
Superior advantages are afforded for obtaining a thorough
„Academia and Collegiate education Every_ effort will be
"'made to noire the happiness and improvement of all who
may attend. The 4ollegiste tear begins August 31; Second
fieetAon,,December 7; and the,third„ March 21. Tuition
.rlitifrointsl3 to 118 per amnion, according to stadka. - For
further information apply to thAPreabient, or to Prof:agar
J. H. ILDIOWLES, Pittsburgh, Pa: aulB
•
V SH. MILL lON IN lITIT ILT/1 4
•
ARV. SANDRRS DIRAPDORIP.A.H... Prinelpol and
11 1,ProfessiiilgAtarkiMarin' l ". •
John Simpson, A. 8., Professor of Hathematim and As
tronomy.
9111Enlei flea, M.D.,Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology.
Rev. Jim. s Y. Antreihurst; Professor of Moral and Nat
ural Philosophy. •
•
James Yocum, M. D ;Lecturer on Obemistry.
Mr. Peter Zahner, Tutor.
. • Mr. J. A. Leyenberger, Tutor in Mathematics ,
Mr. Z. W. A.rmentrout, Lecturer on Bookkeeping.
Mr. flenryis. Grebe; Professor in.Musio
Thlr Institution is located in the quiet and healthy ell
, lags of flayesville, Ashland Co. - Ohio. • During the last
year there were over Two Hundred Students, Male and Pe
.male, Attila/awe. DiSlomas are airirded to young ladies.
Irboilniah•the, course ot studios laid down.n the Oatalogue..
The tirainibes taught are the following Arithmetic,.
• Higher •AgittiMotio, •and Mental Arithmetic, Geography,.
maar, Analysis ,.. Orthography,• Noon Keep
-4 tug.. G eometry, Trigonmetr7, and al the
; higher ..11thematci; PhilosophyCheniidgli Astro:P
'
omy, BdaDY, Physiology History, *fatal. ..4
,Mcria
Ilelencgferman, wrenc h . Spanish, ' lo4'4lk
; • and Greliptithoes,lallyratin.oollege.
7slii ; _ • 4
PM. &Swingy. Phi Dollars,
_Odd in advan,,a,studept shall ,
I receive' go:MIN:Ma, niumirfccnifihia )*lth.thwitaid;
I chairs, .stove : and fuel, and ..tultion m
ofeih. above:
• • besriches flin• Tiro &maims or Elie. Months, each Or for Forty.
I, two; Dollsign?..sid !fifty Cents paid onithis.: 20th of Ootober
next, all
.. the•ahoweitsma will be. fnaisharlllor the Winted
Beset& , 1.... " ••••"'I
ll ,
„The nest &sden. will,openaoetpber 27 ; th: yrr ' ; .
Two s ividents; will occupy .the same Anion ; ined ftrrilih
it
:their owneddlog; which rain. ; easitY biou Wads
trunks. Btudente are admitted at any ;
** * *lnstrigetioct la given on thS• Plano and M at
Q DaPorsii charges. • •Az DIBPJANDORI4 • s
; • er. i t
7' 0 - i FP D it#, lA
CHINITIR COUNTY,PA:
Thelrinterßessiora, of tivsmonthamill ougamenostkellrst
Weduseday la November. ,
• : I:purges, for ,Peol,Likht and Tialtlon fri the In.
Per Seaton . ,An and Modern Lan I
,suitas; each lb: 'Lemons on the Mho, of Justin
gaseat, slsl', Painting and Diaithigi 'sect $ 5. Or the pay
n A mu of $5O, willinctude the whole. . • • • ,
""A' &CY stsgli ebianiotVisith the await Din. o r
deo at Pazkeibarg, Pe. Address .
111..D.asfr 4 1 1)
timardokat.riortsite
aspg&tr
SCHOOLS.
PROOPROTI7B
SIP TIM
PRESBITE. RIAN BANNER
- AIM
albotatt.
• -
Thellenirii publiihedly, In the elfin O Pitt
berghandPhiladelphlryand leadaptoltegeneralekenlaile
t a ,' l iliAtl ll/ .7.4l 4t !Nhureh•
•-• 'titans
INlAtovAatak ,,,
IN OWNS of twenty, end ppnards,,
DELICYZEND in either Of the Itles,
,rANTIORTINEIN.NNTIi; value_
Ifor eight linee,Or leer, one ineertion .K tents; each rob•
eminent ineertion,2s cents. Bach additional line, beyond
eight, 8 oente for, every Insertion.
linee;tintelionthe;s3.oo: lath additional line,
25-oente.
!Kehlbt linen, OndYear t slo.oo. Mach additional 11 $1
Main 7of two 101814%0 a year, and $1 Tor each adds
tional line.
• Busritass bitenore.of ten lines or lens, One Dollar. Bach
additionaltineAcenti•i: , 111 , t
(kinuannicatione recommendatory of luventione.ltie
dical Practice, fichools,Ae. ♦c., being designed for the pees
'Flory harnigt,odcala, ahonld be paidfor as pusiners
Notices: ' '
BIIKIT by mail, where no good opportunity Is otherwise
at .hand.: Drafts , or =tenni the Urger done:dinette:Ma are
preferable, where be conveniently obtained.
Peeeelie • Sending` fue • ineritY anbidribers' and - upwards
willbe thereby entitled to a paper without charge. ' ","7 .
ST.B.When Preebyterlan families are very muchdienersed
they may be arcommodated'at the Club price,even though a
few of the twenty be wanting, Let ail besupplied, if poled.
The Tocutwe elialrfaVor,tOottiitinostability. Let the
,oupply,be rusl, butcomppopstiminio'r-
Tor Two Dollais paid;we 'Seventy nniube'rt; or
for One Dollar, Thirty-three numbers. 'This is for the sake of
easy remittance.,
'lf Pesters, in makhig up einbs; 'tad mime `persons not
ready to pay at once, theymay yetsend on thenameo,at the
Olub price ion theirowu responsibility to pay= shortly. It
',hi desirable thit elute date theironbscription_periode at the
Name time. DAVID MoSINNIT 00 , Proprietors.
BUSINESS NOTICES
A: illl P V' N
NATIONAL' SAFETY TIMM; °WANT,
.OBA`ITIuD BY • THE STATII •1911111SIMVAIIIA.
R L S.'
=BE
1. Money is received every dsy, and in any &Monet
Isrss or amsU., .
.2. FIVE PER PENT . in t erest is paid for money „ front the
day it is put'in.
The money is always paid back la GOLD, whenever it
is wiled for, and Without notlisi.• ' • ' •
4. Money is received from Executors, Admiatetrators.
Guardians and others, who desire to here it In a place at
:perfect safety; an, d Where interest can be obtained for it.
6. The money received form 'depositors is invested in
RE Si, ESTATE, MORTO GES„GROUND RENTS, and such
other that clean securities es the Charter 'directs.
6101 MICE SIOUBS T Itvery day frame till 6 o'clock, and
on Mondays and'Tlithedaye WI 8 o'clock fit the Evening.
HtfiltY Li ~BBNrillit, President.
ROBS= SCIifiRLDOX, Vice President
WILLIAM I. Cut D, Secretary.
13r ;OFFICE : Walnut Street, Sonth.Weet Corner of
Third Street, Philadelphia )&2847
Vin SVIA. I 1. IXD. s .;
_
A. BRITTON 00.,
TPLOTEPAUTERERB,4 ;WHOLISBALI AND RETAIL
DIALERS.
N 0.82 North SECOND Street,aboye Idarket,Pßatadelphla
, Th e, argett, cheapest, and hest atuportment of PLAIN en d
FANCY 1 3LaNDS - Of any othei estabilihment n the Vetted
States.
_ .37r,RIIP . 15TRINO promptly sttended to. Wee TM It call
knot attiff; ciarselves: - • 'It01:1y
in:s TAPRE txt n_fAWAHDBI7 BY
THE ST A TE !FA= .
,TO
GRAFF''&
„..,FOR_THE-BEST ,
lr NE ' S A W 11011 RANO N. X
YOE fslittlia4 ucto BEST WOOD COOS STOVE.
Diploma for best Laundry Stove. Also, on band a lama
assortment of flawing Stoves, Plain and Fancy, Grate
Fronts, rondero,AfollowNr*o, do.
'NO: 245 - Libartj, It die beadof Wood Street. M9:ly
Ncir.7IIV — CARIPIGTIS..
W. h. & g NeCALLUM,
r, NO. 87 FOURTH STREW,
Have now on hand their newly selected FALL STOOK of
CRf'petitV Oi/O/Othil,
DRUGGRTS,- FRIT Mei BIATTINGB, '
PLEARTH RUGS, DOOR MATS,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS,
•WINDOW , 81EINONS, STAIB.NO.DS, &O.
We purebase our Goode on
THE MOST ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS,
r And +NM insure the utmost satisfaction to AU who may
favor us With a call. ,
We art determined terse. at UNIPORM and
Very Moderate Prices.
W. D. & H. McOALLUAL
ocit.lm
W o OD s itD 0• 9 -
Wholeiale `and Retail Grocers and Tea
Dealers, struelarr - srasir, DEAD ON WOOD:
PITTSBURGH; PA.,
Keepiemistaittlylin hand'. everything generally kept in a
fret-class Grocery Establishment.
Goode delivered in the city and at the depot", free of charge.
We. make discount to clergymen. aplEkt
OSE WHO FLAVIS LOST THISTLE
„ -Ht will ha g l ad to learn that they may now have them
'repliax4bY artificial sate, which are for all purposes of mu•
Station and articulation In no way Inferior to natural Teeth.
Tbesesquelities ; which have so long been sought for la the
Sintal eft, have been attained by the employment of Peru
laln and Coral; or-Tnlcenits, as a:base. The difficulty hith
erto has been that lightness could, not be secured without
sacrifices of strength; bottrof these airmails' qualities are
combined in.,the new.meterial. •
Gold and all otter metallic ,plate for the insertion of art'.
Iflitharteetkintat'soon illanie altogether, share the
Cordite and Porcelain work proves Itself vastly superior.
It Is more elegant and cloned., , free from corrosion and all
f metaillo Mete, very.pleaaant to wear in the mouth, and lees
,expensive.
• PERSONS .AT A. DISTANCE, In ..want of teeth. trill find -
It to their advantage to avail themeelvee of the Improve
manta embraced In these styles, which, with the reduction
of price and perfection of fit, will amply repay the trouble
and iipense'of a journey to Pittsburgh. Oar facilities for
mauufbcturing them are such that "'job can be got up in
lees than bait the ordinary time.
X.- Teeth driirri without pain; and no charge 'to those
having teeth inserted.
N. STEBBINS, M. D., Dentist,
atilB:3mNo. 191 Penn street.
4 jr. , T -
WEI zeirurec Tux ' Awricweso. OP
the public to the PRILADELPHLA
-Housekeeping Dry; Goods Store,
where may be found a large assortment of all kinds of Dry
Goode, required In furnishing a house, thug Faring the
trouble ,nenallyl experienced in hunting such ar icie, in
various plum. In coioquence of our giving our attention
no thin kind of stock; to the exclusion of dress and fancy
goods, we on guarantee our pipes and atjlee tq be the
most faronible in the market "
' 1 IN LINEN GOODS,
vie sire able to gine perfect satisfaction, being the OLDRA
lISTABLTSDIEu LINEN STORE in the city, and having
been for more than twenty years regular Importers from
some!oftthe best Manufacturers in Ireland. Ws otter, also,
a large stock of
r.tAlvitrzcs AND MUSLIN
of the best qualities to be obtained, and at the very lowest
prices- Also. Blankets, Quilts, Sheeting', Tickings, Damask
labia potbs, and Naßigns, Towelling., Diaper., Hunkabans,
141 ii and 'Plano Covers, Damasks, and Horsens, Lade and
Kaolin Curtains, Dimities, Furniture CThintses, Window
Shadings, kc., Et. JOHN V. COWELL it SON,
. W:corair'of Ohastnut and Seventh Sts.,
ap3ol.f Philadelphia-
Mkt .0.-114\ BiT -Nib .00•..
AS, •
NO. 86 WOOD BTEEET,
Corper.of Diamond Alloy, Pittsburgh, PL,
MANUFACTURERS or
Saddles Harness, and • Tnuako,
thrift? iiiititika'HOlF., AND BLIOEINE BELTING.
34 1 4311.' 1 ti; • '
i‘j gB.IIIASIC4 LADIFIDII.—TIIIC UNDER , .
it will attend to the ideating of Land Warrants
in the Omaha and Nebraska City laud districts, N. r. The
land sales will take pace iOl the months of July and
Angast.. After . hs salea,ltand•Warrants eon be used. The
lands Wail s Teel-Wiry are of the finest quality Good
selections can be made near the Missouri River, and near
eettlements. All warrants ntrusted to my care will be
hatslittidon lands selected by, carefulland examiner&
'Lettitisof reqUested. TerMs Commonable.
ALF . X. P. id'HINN6v,
3 tt a i. i t OriapoUs, Cass County, N. T.
ItiIFNBE TO
101kM111114MMIKVIIIIimlrearg,h. • -
LLOYD k BLACK,
WEV,D. WEIN NET,. D.D., • • • ,
DRE2LEI, A. C 0.,. Bankers, Philadelphia.
H. 3 . WHIM ERTgAuditar,P.enna. R. R., Phßadelphia.
BRYAN, GgRDNER. & GO., Bankers, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
• , hi.- M. i'LLOYD Baokersi Altoone,Pa.
GEO. R. 110WRI", ~ChiCI4ZO,
' ALEX: FINLEY, Eitti« 81. bacilli
PROF: 8. LOOlO4, Oxispolis, N. T.
. A VIRAT'LLII , O I Ik ausolivenswo.
OI
t! r 18 Goods.
srulii(illidk e coLLAßs, SETTS,
•1 •;
_ , And oiinpfATlclee in Mourning.
.1v4.180,
LINEN AND , :-HOUSE-FURNISHING
P .a 4 0 * *0 P S,
" t u k ": trAlibiTY,
:T t , n Ill" . a I , ,
'lnd opened pi •
The Mourning and, ifodeo-Furnishing
Joil ,
,Stort -
t[j3kOOKS , 14C CQOPER•
ii;v sfhtin;4 6 P ir 4 l. 81 74 27: •
ruffi ll4 l " .h1c.14.1) e,, , o , •
dod.7boi=x4 0 x
in”bsola KAirPirAw
~ r tO tP+4.fuiN:. G. •
CITRIO* 2 1 1isp • •
7 c!A S : r ekP ld k s criV t.
I tu lPle ti f th a 44 [F
fa,
r .
r .: „
4 1: 1 44W i g4 7 i,i.
in their lairoved
.01111 , Amman molt Mit oorrt 4 a; 'whin in applied era'
ekturafed rekd ati
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