Attbs L.t)tortnaßL
lintran's Itinosztsz —The t AlTntr
.61: ,Feb
rnary has arrived, and is eseelient. in this
magazine there is always immix food for Annet t r„
united with the sprightly and bnatorone. 'lts
illu strat i on , are good, and the roma{ tone ito gee
trolly unexoeptionsMe , For sale in - #4,04. 4 0
by Bunt NG Miner.
DR. JOSSVH P. Clazzasti::— . :W:Ektitrirvitry to to
learn that this geritiematat yet greatly respected
by our citicens, and Ot!eilikpik•kiietitioc as a
physician, received
„sklitroke of apoplexy lad
Friday, in WashingtOweity, whither be bad been
called to visit, professionally, the family of the
Hon. Mr. Btantod, tortnetly of this oily. Ropes
are entertained of 'his recovery. His death, at
this time 'ft cenlit;ti giestly regretted by his midi•
cal brethren, end hie very many friends.
AVARRICT or BOLDNOS AND MDOIIANIOAL ART -
A movement far an institution of this kiud has
beettlrifhitttemplation by a number of Sele:ditla
pn9eaaan , lLlKlenterprisingeitizens, for sometime,
andAtto initiatory stops have been taken for an
organization worthy of such a city as Pittsburgh.
Hall in Brewers' on'Fiftb Street,
near Market, has been rented for this purpose,
and all the necessary arrangements for a begin
ning will soon be tompleted.
TR' AMERICAN ALMANAO AND REPOSITORY OF
USEFUL KROVLEDOM FOR MR YEAR 1860, has its
usual careful and generally accurate compilation
of select statistical and other information in re
gard to the condition and resources of the Gov
ernment, and several States of the American
trnion. Of each State we have the area, popula
tion, officers for the current year, including the
judiciary, finances, educational statistics, &o.; of
the United States, we have the Government,
Army, and Navy officers, Judiciary,. Revenues,
and Expenditures, the Dot, Post Office, Members
of Congress, with a great variety - e: miscellane
ous information concerning Railroads, Colleges,
Publio Lands, Banks, &c., Az. The American
Almanac, bee long been highly valued , for the pur
poses of reference, In the departments of .which
ittreats; nothing equal to it is published. We
would recommend the authorities of the Western
Theological Seminary, and Jefferson, and Wash-;
ington Colleges, to see to it that correct statisti
eal tables be sent to the Editor, before soother
volume is issued. Published by Crosby, Nichols
Co., Boston; and for sale by Say i t Co., Pitts
burgh.
To Presbyterians Emigrating.
" WAN 16D —ln the towns and country of Marion
and adjoining counties, Illinois, Neekaniet, Deal
era, Farmers, wad Laborers, of a true missionary
spirit, industrious Wits, and capital, to take
possession, in the name of the Lord, of a moat
beautiful productive, healthful, and promlaing
bald. Address for paitionlarg, Rev. L. B. W.
Shryook, Sandoval, 111.
House of Refuge for Western Penns.
The Annual Report of :the Board of Managers
is out. Complaint is made that so many are
committed to this institution whose years and
crimes merit a prison, and whose influence is
most injurious upon the younger portion.• The
evil of the interference of parents with boyi; and
girls who have been apprenticed, is also noticed.
it• is . said that= 'brimane kfieeilanics and
farmers can obtain those who hat'it no one:to
intirfere with them, and .Thom it would b ? a
real kindness to take charge of. There is enough
means on hanlind i pity current' j efpepees and all
t e proper y 112 ,4 6.000.
Cie
The er i iings for the past year have been/0;69.
64. ‘On the 28th of Decerdber, ) there were in the
Institution:ln beja; tind:6l.girlii &Ring 1869,
117., boys
.and 62 girls were received, and 187
boys' and 6841ilnyere discharged.
Binoe the of the Institution, there
have been committed 618 boys,.. and 216 girls;
total, 729. Theiwere - recei4.k - ficlm the follow
ing cOitttiiett; :Allegheny'', trong,
6 ; Beaver, 23 ; Butler, 6 ; Cambria, 1 ; Craw
forefi,":7 ;- Erie, 16; Fayette, '26 ; Grehtle; l l ;
Tndiata, 1; Lawrence, 14
,; Mercer , 7 ;
,hicApan,
4 ; Somerset, 5 ; Washington, 12 ; : Warren, 8 ;
Westmoreland, 8; • Jefferson, 1. 'Ctf the 729
committed; 889 Were of-foreign r4reiitsgf.j'
144300kridge.
M 115116 4. ire' men, ani ;. oltititnik ; 41V- all
have persons-to protect, and are ,often, Irmktncts
and parente, and sometimes have a little property.
The oonstitution of the country.makes no differ
ence bst,treen. then' and, others.,
,Elence, in all
emoial,ard political affairs they stand . on the.seme
platform with other men, ,and have the same
right to speak and vote. It may not be judicious,
alwaye c i,! a t m ; but
theee„are times and circumstances when it is their
bounden-duty to do the full citizen's part,. as well
as 4,llisar a citizen's responsibilities.
Therciare those who regard the present al
eueliftilltha; and among these we Bodnar waited
friitui; l itA it J. Breokinridge. He hiiti lately
addressed, through the press, a
_long and most
imbeitaist 'letter to his nephew, Hon. John C.
Bretikinrihe, Vice President of the United States,
discussing existing political affairs,- The letter
is highly applauded by the conservative press of
the country. We give our readers some idea of
it, by quoting the eintorfal Vemarks"of th i e New
York Times:
• •
A CALM APPEAL FROM THE SOUTH.
W,eynklished yesterday wletterfront7Rev. Pe.
DreSporitge, i, of Kentucky; k . 72 diatinikihild
Divine of - the Presbyterian Ciinich, upon the
political state of tibe. oonntry, This letter is ad
dressed to his relative, the Viee•Preeident of the
United States.,,, The perusal of it-must hv;t3 eat
lofted moat iegeon s title pillions that, there are some
exceptions to the rule that clergymen Should not
meddle lit' Pelitioit.,llC , ls '-upon goi anistiori%Of
party that this eminent anti ,reverend gentleman
interposes his calm
,and _sensible voice. He
speaks ee,an American Minister ;of (religion; 'end
appeals to the patriotism and national feeling of
the, gonntry f as , in 14. seattOn .of.igrestAtationil
3
P°4 1' : 4 .:. • ; .1. ,* i , - th i
er asserting, i t gtowlos angnego,, e past
1441 Y Of Kentuoky to the Vnion, he thilsdefices
hetoffprettent position and' the sentiment whieh
aniniatis her people: . .1 ,' --. ' • , .
tonsilit °unable to Comprehend bow it can. he
to th i ciiatentit,,of any State to, secede from the
Cfaiott—lg,ki t stw,the right to Benda can he oonoicl
arid gtiithlng else but'purely revolutionary; she
ease faitlifittiV the past conthict of the Federal
Government toijulitify secession if it were a owl
stitutional•reinedy ;1 nothintin the aspect of the
times . promising, anything but disaster to the
country, fo every aecedingfitats, and moat espe
ciallY to herself, from the application of any such
remedy; whether by war, •by revolution, by the
formation of new confederacies, or ( by'the sects
eion of intilvidnaltfitates." • , , ,• . •
He regards theHarper'e Ferry affair 68 PhOw
ing conclusively .the inestimable, valuß 4 of the
Unloil, inasmuch as it enables one Sate to pun
ish' offences against her peaoe, oonintittid 'by the
oitiiens of another State, by due' course df lair
inland of by private or public, war, and tins
&qui' a security to the whole slave frontier
toithk4itito Union whioh no part of it can ever bav,e
oaeof, OS Union." The four border States her
log'inered a thousand:fold 'greater' 'evits and
loseeet"-thitri the other States of the rEolith, and
being expoued to vastly more •Beriotte dangers-in
the evenkof,dlebolution..be arguee,, ehould have
a controlling9qipe 41;the.de.tertnination of that
grove questioni f i and. they should throw their
nailed Weightsgaidet all sudden', rneh, and tin
oonetitutioual. itetibii =r on ; the part of the Slave
States. He alsp.contends,that resietanoe to all
enactments in iialetiou t 6f the rights of any of
the States, can be,ronremspqcsasfully osrlied on
within, the Union theft ofq ot it, anii that the, firm
'" f peril — of detereilention on par 0 any, on this
Confederitoy to maintaiiinlikrights;'will slreifint
the neaeisity of its belog•ootpelledlo.'resort to
any violent. means to this extd.2la conclusion, be
denies the right of any. ottrN,sny President,
any "Congress, any State, any,9ombinal ion of
States under heaven, to abolish froni among men
that highest of all .titicht,-!ran American
citizen."
It is to be hoped-that-the wise ° oabse ls and
eloquent appeals of this, : Felzer.l4o, o tergyman ,
who, from.an.elevatiotrabovii the;strifeof.parties
sod in the 'clear ,'etntosPliere .t otiggatisti and
faith, looks
,dbipesefonately, dotsnObitE.the con
flicts of seotionsi(anditn'olude'soin:hitriftfutPrilb,tn
al" tepid' wieli4o4 l 2
country; may nei
that they mapinduce-gresterameileratiog onAthe
part of those of his countrymen to 'Wham lirsylite
more Particularly addressed. _
TIEN rA ?LAN Tig ~ M ORTHATO"..The innotberrtar
February is on our tehie wittObejasupl
'odn-teiniug twelve . ieboi - the
wig , Rev iews •seti pterary Notices . '' The 3rtiole
on IVlexioo will be read with iop , echifiritniest‘ For
sale Pittsburgh by
The United Stittistratent Office.
This is one of the iery:nheful institutions of
the oonntry. By the attention of Hon. J. 1f..-
.Moorehead, Congressman from Pittsburgh, we
have tho report for 1858, on Agriculture. It
contains much valuable information.
Farming and Gardening
The Year Book, for 1860, by A. M. Spangler,
Philadelphia, price twenty•five cents, is a path.
cation well worthy of its cost. Farmers and
Gardeners may aid themselves greatly, by' t h is
and similar works. We are. indebted to Mr.
Penney, of the Senate, for a oopy.
The Penal Code.
Mr. Varnum, of the Pennsylvania House' cif
Representatives, has sent ns the Report of the
Comissioners to revise the Penal Code. It sp•
pears to be the result of much labor, skill, .and
judgment.. If adopted, it will greatly simplify
criminal proceedings before Magistrates and' in
the Courts, and will tend to give certainty to
the execution of law.
Washington.,
Another week has passed without an organize,
Lion of the House—without even a vote; for
Speaker. The reports published speak otavery
great degree of disorder on the floor, and in the
galeries". The Clerk, who acts as presiding offi
cer, has b'ut lithe power, and memlic and visit
ors yield to anything which is exciting.
Public business suffers greatly for want of
legislation. The Post Office Department has
issued certifloatee of debt for 0,000,000; and
many contractors are threatening to cease from
tarrying the mail, for want of funds: ,
A letter has been received from Judge •Breeze,
declining the appointment of, Marshal for the
Northern District of Illinois. •
The Presidents of the various Virginia Rail
ioad ComPanies have issued a call, inviting alt of
the Southern Railroad Companies to meet them
in consulation.at Richmond, on the 28th of. Feb
ruary, to consider the means by. which they can
best seenre, either by qiiaot importation or
Southern wurfacture, the'eunipments and sup
plies for the use of Southern. Railroads.
The threatened dissolution of the Union, not
Seriously feared, however, causes many specula
tions as to consequences. The Richmond Dis
patch says
It is impossible to exaggerate the horrors and
sufferings which for years would follow a diseo
lution of tills Nolen. For ourselves, we havejr
idesi of snob a thing as a peaceable dissolution.
As we have said before, it .would be , war from
the start, war to the knife, and knife to the hilt.
The widely extended border between the North
and the.Soutb would be,a line:of fire and 'blood.
Every accessible bay and inlet of every river
would be entered, and ever and anon, large
masses of men hurled upon the capitals and im 7
portant points of Southern States.
Spalding's Prepared Glue
Prepared Glue': a very useful and convenient
article for housekeepers and others is " Spald
ing's Prepared Glue." It is one of those, inven
tions:. small in themselves, which, nevertheless,
go far in'the economies of household management,
and are an ever present aid in saving time, ex
pense and trouble. , The number of small repaiis
to furniture, picture frames, crockery,• children's
toys, leather, shell, and other fancy work, with
the almostinnumerable uses to which, in every
household, a really good and• ever ready article
of this kind may be applied, will at onbe sugget
themselves to the ladies. Damaged book covers,
loosened leaves, dilapidated maps and herbariums;
will remind the student and book worm of its
value. This glue is compounded with chernioals
vihich'hold it permanently in solution until it is
applied, without affecting its strength, and which
serve to , give the adhesive matter ,a 'firmer- hold
on the surfaces to be united, after which they
quickly evaporate, leaving the glue •to harden
with rapidity and tenacity. It is estimated that
there are at least five millions of households in
the United States, and that an outlay of from one
to ten dollars is annually required to make, small
repairs to furniture alone, apart from•thenumer
one neglects and make•shifts that are necessarily
resorted to.—New York Times, Aug. 9, 1859.
. • :
Warkets.
Pirrsiime n, 1860.
Ths fewpast days of almost Spring weather, have served
to give life and eleroise to operations both in. aud-ont'of
store. • Everything is buoyant, and the wharf is alive with
busy shippers. The river recedes slowly, but the water in
the channel continues abundant for steamers.
A PPLII9--York State, $8 2550.60 per bbl. Russets, 2,00.
Birrrila AND :Zoos—Roll Butter,
.18e. pur 'lb ; packed in
Jars. 19 1 ,5. Eggs, litc. per.dosen:
enilbiWtecein Reserve, 10e.lft lb Goshen, tle.
Ballo Frimr—Peaehea, 3 7 5@ak234 3 bosh.; Apples, 1.75
01112
.Iftotia—Sales from store of super. at • 25.8n5.40: 'Extra,
65®6.87; Extra Family, 6 90®600, and fancy, 8.25®560.
Bnckwheat, 1.9002,00 t cwt. Corn Meal: allied 76c. per
Peso--Shlpatiffs, from first hands, at 1.12 per cwt. 011
Meil, 28.00 111. ton.
Gum—Oats, 48e. Corn in the ear, 85®580.; shelled,
72@i7150.
. sitaleo. • 19.00,522 00 per ton; in bales on the
wharf at 19.00. Straw, 10 000142.00.
Iloalugy-6.26(536 50 bbl.
Lain—No. 1 city,1 • 16g , 1,%; kegs, 126121.4c..ft . Th.
Luxi—LLoulatille. 1.26 per bbl. • •
Mass Posx-18 00 per bbl.
Clitioas-80o..per bushel.
• Oacouuns—NeW Orleans Sugar . , 2@2.1.4 I ft /h. Molasses,
49@82c. per gallon. Syrup. 550. per gallon. Coffee, 12%c.
Slums—Clover 466; and flax 126 Vs bash.
PuravOss—tieshannocks and Pinkeyas, 600. per bush,
PHILADISPEILI, January 23.—Wheat: good red, $lB2.
Corn, 75 for ye llow, and 72 for white, Coffee: Rio. 1134®
12. Mese Pork, 18 00 ; Bacon, 0%®8% for shoulders and
sides. Lard, 119512 e. in bbls. and kegs.
automat; January 93—Bogs: a lot avers/tug 150 118.
0
sold at 6 35. Meu Pork, 17.2517.50. Bacon, 7%,@7% for
shoulder., 9 1 /, for sides, and 10% for clear sides : very little
ready. Bulk lleats, ev,01834. Flour: soperfice, 5.85 g
6.40, and extra 6.60425.136. Wheat, 1.28(411.80 for prime
white, and 1.23cE1 26 for red. Corn, 6.8. Oats, 49@50.
Barley . fall, 68©70. Ilay, 20 00021.00 for Timothy.
Nsw TORE, January 28 —Floor i• sales at 6.00(05.15 for
super. State, 5.2146.80 for extra State, 6 26@.5.85 for com
mon to middling extra Western, and 6 6606 76 for ihiPping
broods of extra R. H. Ohio Rye 'Floor, 8.76(44 40. Bock•
wheat floor. 187%0)2.00 per 100 lbs. Corn Heal,
2 80 for
Jersey, and 240 for Brandywine Wheat; white Kentucky,
1.60; white Canada. 1.40. Bye, 90@,91. torn, 78001 for
Inferior to prime new white and Southern yellow. Oats in
moderate demand at 46(g)48.
tADVIRTISIMINT.,I
Dr. bilmne's Celebrated Liver Tills in
Texas.
. ,
Taevie Co TEXAS, June 12; 1864.
BSBEIMIP. FLIOMIG Bain., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gentlimen:—This is to certify that my mother
bad been subject to periodical attaoks of sick
headache for a great many years ; all the' usual
remedies failing to give relief, one of your pam-
Phlets accidentally falling into her bands, she at
once determined to try Dr. ➢'Lane's Celebrated
Liver Pills, prepared by you, and immediately
procured a box, from the use of which she re
oeived 'great benefit, and so long as she con.-
tinned to use them was entirely relieved. •
We have now been In Travis Co., Texas, for
the last four years, and not being able to procure
these valuable pills, her attacks of eick headache
have again returned—for some time back' has
been gradually getting worse—and has deter
mined me to send to you for a few boxes of Dr.
;Dl'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills. I herewitir
enclose you one , dollar, for which you will please
send me pills per return mall. Address, Austin
Texas.
I think you would do well to establish an
agenoy in Austin ; the Pills are well known here,
.and would meet with ready sale.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. BP
LANE'S CELEBRATED, LIVER PILLS, ',manu
factured by FLEI/lIIIG BROS. of PITTSBURGH,
PA. There are other Pills purporting to he Liver
Pills, now before the public. Dr.' APLane's gen.
nine Liver 'ills, also his oelebraledt Varmifnge:
can now be had at all respectable drug stores,
None genuine without the signature of
[24] FUMING BROS.
ortign Atittligenct.
European news has been received to Saturday,
the 7th inst. The meeting of the Congress, at
Paris, to settle Italian and other national sups
tions, has become very doubtful : It had been an
nounced as to take. place January 20th. Now,
retultikry 4ith :Oa RFC PATLI are
seriouslifilcnities , in•thexway. ifbwobjrs !coot
AIZRIMITII W. HENRY
PREABYTERIAN BANNER AND ADVOCATE
to deliberate and-ttteu yield to
,-the- otte of a
majority. It is rather to ratify the arrangements
of a few of the leading powers; and previously
to an assembling it must be ascertained whether
those powers oau agree upon a programme.
England.
The London Times says that in the event of no
Congress being held, all that will then remain
will be to recognize the Central Italian State
whioh haa been formed oat of Romagna and the
Dizehies, either se an independent kingdom, or en
part of tha B,ardinlan •monitrahy ; to take our
stand on anoompliahed facts and leave the . Pope
and , hi a •snpporters to their remedy. :..
The latest adoonnts from the Continent do not
confirm tho statement that the Congress would
not be held. On theciontiary: it was reported in
'Paris that it - would meet on the 12th of Feb
ruary.
An address to Lord Palmerston, praying 'the
Government to. use its. influence in maintaining
the integrity and independence of the Pope's
dominions, was' in course of signature by the
Roman Catholioe of lielaitd.
The London •Times zregards the dismissal of
Witleweki•as a declaration that;lTapoleon: 111., is
disposed to commit himselflo the more liberal
And generoneline of policy, to 'cast himself into
the Italian cease, and to maintain it against all
the powers of despotism, and all the hostility of
the Church. The Times warns the Emperor, that
although he may count on the sympathy of Eng.
land;'in his stand for tbe Italians, he must not
expect that she will join him in an offensive
alliance against the other powers. Other Eng.
lish'journals regard the change as hopeful for the
Italian cause.
The ?aris correspondent of the Advertiair tiaye
it is rumored that Lord Cowley had gone to :Lon
don with the Emper'or's proposal that France and
England shall immediately declare that they will
neithei 'the in
terference of othilfe in the striate; of ;Italy:. '
France: , . • • • •
It was stated officially tbat•tbe budget of, the
Ministry of War for 1860, - wonld be'prepared for
a striotiy.peactieitablishment; thi.army beitig re
difc'eil to lee/than fiiiii . liniidied"thonsand men.
lEEE
The ,Emperor .has appointed M. Thouvenal
'Minister of. Foreign Affairs,- in .place •of Count
Wa!mak% whose resignation baa been accepted.
de Thouvenal, would quit Constantinople
. fortgiiiit,l43; 'the position of Minister of
Foreign Affabe, vacated by lialewski. • -
..-iltle , rumored that .Lord Cowlere,visit to:Lon
don bad reference to the eettlemenkcif theltallan
question the ,Comess. . . "
Marital eiticiseede.MareilitiNinlant
as commander of the Vouch 'artily
The Paris Bourse continues depresied....
~Tfie Joprnal-of -Bome-had published, an o t rtiole,
supposed to be under official auspices, of so bit
ter a nature as regards the late pamphlet,-:that
the French papers did not dare to reproduce it.
The ;Constilitione 1 publishes an article regretting
the appearance of the offensiv e manifesto,' but
says that altboUgh,.Fiiiiee ma ybe grieved . by , it,
oke mr11). pot.tiold tho!Popo reopostoible. •
Gen. floyon,,oommander of the French form
at Rome; had . been ordered, by talegraph,, to pro:
oeed to Pails.' This,ln some quarters, was inter
prefed a menace to the Papal Government.
Garibaldi had been honored with an enthusias
tic oration at Milan., _
The Sardinian Uoverninent bas enteiedn pro
test against Rome enlisting German. seldieredtad
threatens to send troops Into the legations.
• Spain.
The rumor, of peace having been, conelnded Ii
altogether false.
' After a severe fight, the Spanish army, 00112:
mended by. Gen: Prim, defeated the Moors ontthe
whole line, and advanced. as far as Gaspilligas.
The Moore were forty thousand strong, and Jost
atleast fifteen hundred men. • The Spanish loss
was from four hundred to'six hundred. • '
Three Teasels sailing under the English flag,
carrying contraband goods had been brought from
Ceuta to Algeeiree
India.
A telegram from liomhay, dated 15th Ikeoem
.
bei„Oonfirms the capture of two. thousand rebels
in Oude. Tbe names of the leaders wbo Were
taken prisoners, are Maio Kahn, Kahn Baohadoos
and Kahn Bone.tuadhoi3,and his two sons. -1% -
(*lptdal gniicts.
Burnett's Coessine.
. Breinatiirelase tbe Nair, which tem common, nciWee
days, may be entirely prevented by tbe use of BURNUTT
0000AINE. ,111 ! bee been need in thousands of pules where
tie half was end has never failed
to arrest its detay;leadlopromote a healthy and vigorous
&rowth. It is, ASlope elms, unrivalled ass dressing
forthe bide. A 4A " iii:iiplissition wilt render it soft and
glossy for several dart, ~ S ee advertisement. 3514-8 m
• MAIL WINSLOW, en experienied Nurse and Pe
male Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing. which greatly facilitates the process of teething, by
softening the gums, reducing all inflammation—will allay
all pain and regulate the bowels. Depend utonlAledsitft•
ere, It2will gife rest to.youreelves and relief and heal4A
your intents. • Perfectly , safe iu all CUM. See • Mired's,.
ment. • - • - 'fa2o3.ly.-
:!!; arrteb.
IMMI
•
On thislllli pr•Deceaber, by Rev. J. Btoneroad, Mr.,Bam•
nu. Wooperanh, to NM Mast, eldest daughter of Mr. runts
and Mn.. Nlhia eurri, all of Dunbar %township, Fayette
Ponwti, P*.:•On the 31st Uth. Mr..llstatt Amuse to Bun
Mi4laeose, ail of Dunbar Township, Fayette County, Pa.
In Plawfoa;Towa. Oetober.l6th, by Rev. Jobe Steele. Mr.
Wu:huts Dame to tetra. X. 11. VANDoiatx. November 26th,
hear Newton, Mr. Folmar M t estranr, of Holmes County,
!Ohio, to' imi Idea:ea.). WILSON.
on thellthigot.l9 , lLov.; M. M. BbiflOy,Sfr. JOBRPH Mo•
GAGI fin UMW • Politallagla,' Mc:Gemini. both' of Indiana
On .Thundar, the 12th inst., by Rev. George Marshall,
Rev. 33.10514 RD J . Zir1118: of the Western Theological Semi-
nary, and appointed missionary to Washington Territory.
to,Miss SARAH Faancia, daughter of John Woods, Laq. , of
Snowden Township, Allegheny Co., Pa.
' the, the sth inst., by Rev. Win. A. West, Mr. JAlgre P.
00tians, of Leeshbarg, Armstrong County, Pa.; to MOM
Idinifaitav R. Commit, of Path Valley, ' Franklin-tot:nay,
P. and late of Mansfield, a
t tbe residence the .btde, in New 'Cloncord,,Mos•
kingurn Comity, Ohio. by Rev. W. D. Siegfried, Mr. Jame
'oi Mercer ,County, ILI., to Mrs.. Amami, Jigs
*Ronumon, of New Concord; . •
, .
con Tuesday, January 17th, by, Rev. Jas. A. Reed, aselsted
lby.;./tisr.,o * . r .W.,Zahnizer, Mr. Ji.Mlll A. BROWN , to MISS
. .11a,Milutc1Ans.p, all:of Huntiugdou,
' December - 98th. 'ln ' the Treebyterian church Rural
,Valley, by Rev:W. P. MOrgao,'Mr. ANDRR - W
8 'ffissek.ti.
Also LAYINA'.R. °ousts; both st. Rural Valley,. Armstreog
',County, _
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' On the 29th otineeensher;by'llev. John Meliven,'at the
•wealdenee of the bride's father, Mr Joni HOPKINS to Mils
.Mear,• daughter ,of. Mr. Wm. ,Newcome, all ,of Jeffereori
'County, Pa: • ' • •
On the 12tli inst., by Rev. J. L. Tallandigham, Mr. Gm.
ismer WarranArt to Ss iseltsonn, him. , CtOUghtera Mr. Lori
itloore, all of 'Neweastle County. Del.
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' On the 6thinft., by Rey Robert R. Moore, Mr. Reason
Tuirraime, of De . .Kelbr Ohio, to Miss Menominee lii'sez,•of
Ilkhland County, qhjo.
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[Announcements, °Luis; sadditiOnai remark*, nn ant
One, nine toords'being a line
Du D—On Sabbath. the 16th %et., ANNA ISrsyrna,icialiigart
child or Daniel Willson, diseased, aged 8 . .7ear11 . 69C 10
months.
little children to come unto Me.",
..I)teto--On the ,16th last., altar Ourlbsville t .Olatioa County ;
.Pi.; of coineatlon of the biiitt, 14q.FIRINALI, 7110,b1 Mr.
Robert Bample,'ln the 32d Year of bar age. '
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•Dterissuary Sth, of ecarlet favor, Mawr. aged 7 years.
sod Janaary.llth, of, the same - disease; assess Attest, aged'
S years; chltdren of George A. arid Roesnas Bar , nerd, of
Rural Valley, Armityong vounty, Pa. " '
4, .The Lord gave, and the Lord bath taken away; blessed
be the name of the Lord..
Duo--In Ganges, Richland County, 0., January ith, of
erysipelas:Mrs WALKUP, sr4 member of the;Presbyterian
church of ldlooming Clore, in the 79th . year of - her age.
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NEXT. ,(iinnary' st,) , of
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,lIANEY T. , oki - FrFra;ior, connerta;wilisimidzins
the adaellaig. , Janie
H91.11 , 0WAV 8 5 OINT3I.IBIKII.AIia P 111.1.11.!
. --THE T.EST.—liiiitationitiaa been detried'as the.
tribute wbioh Ignorance and vice pay to skill, and..genias,'
but as suoh a " tribute" to Prof. Holloway might involve
the most ten ibis consequences to the skit; they are en.
Joined to examine the pamphlets enveloping the pow and!
Allotment they purchase. Unless the soateace, " Holloway,!
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article Is "bogus." .
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cod by all Dnissigists, at 25 %. 080 4 1114 / 8 1.118‘914754111,f •
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•It 10016 tie* 'health mq 101 piriairfed: tad alai ,
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and
exercise; and how, by these 'smile natural agentliii
many acusesalluients and obronlis:nualadies inapt* certain
ly end rafely removed; without suffering "or expense It.
great popularity and increasing patronage (ituctrekilatfon:
extending t s different and distant ootiatrtear)apaee,ldencee
or its general appreciation *One 'Dollar •a year , alfdrees
itsitditor, Proprietor, and Publishit, DE W; W. KALI 4 42
Irving Place, New York, anthor,r4“ Bronabltlaiind,Kindred
Diseases," 9th edition;'" Consumption." '241 edition;
•. Beirith and Diseaae,"• Sd edition:-within a •yeer. 'One
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tug been called to'annther field of tilnisterlallabor. 'This
Institution Is located in -tbe village of lidluburghOilz
miles from Weenier; near theCle•eland, Zanesville and
Cincinnati Ralirosd..: It'll§ easy of saes' frem all. plea Of
the,coentry,.and surroundedby an intelligent Pres:yterta n
tiorninnillty:' 'The building be large; part' of Which' is fitted
up for a dwelling, and'several rooms for the accommodation'
of students. The location 1 the most beautiful in .the'
_ .
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befinii the FIRST DAY OP APRIL, it will be Art telt
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The Non Such Drofesser and Wedding Ring. ByS eeker.
Introduction by Dr: O. P: Breath: 1.00. , • • '
„Gerlach's Oomisentary on the Psi.tateuch.._ 2.60.* ~1
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Morp y's Games;. A Selection ,of,the Best Game. Played
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Lewes Physiology of, Hoionaresilitheart .
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.4sitiot Sermons by Chapin. 00. 0 ,- ; pi, B'7ll
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Sabbath School Sooklin grait t , J
• Ar-.Ministeros Sabbath Schooleißballl4o,n, „!!es
boy at a large' disccitint. ' 'I
-413- Books sent; by. mall; 'paita(nf i rde fela voalmillOqf •
retail trice, which legiyen. JO /11a1g5011,
jeY/Bili) 9B Wood eine, PituVargien
a zgrevoi;; iso • 9 ••
Pliiii9al and
_Mental Education -.of Yciung•
Ladles. . •
Title School, at *NO. 60, Mirth 13th 8 , "Philadelphia,.
has been nndertaken to secure health ot 'body. lir eonjOne.,
tion with onlefre,of mind It is designed tc!, meet oa went,'
which is tiow, end 'has' bean felt, for miny years both - 1h
pnblio and pnvate,achaols, namely,- ouch , an .ebservanoe of
natural lawsurshall PRESERVE health; where it...Nieto,
and tend to RESTORE it Where it is wanting: For this
purpose, it hae a.GYAINASIUM, and the pupils, or, board.
ars, (for itnmbracei both those whose object is study, alone,
and those. also who,". with more of heti:Addy, or.withint '
study at, all, wish to confirm or recover their health l )
receive medical advice, treatment, anelostruetionlin the
laws of EittALTII.• and, .PiIYBIOL.JOY APPLIED ,TO
PRAOPIC tL PURPOSES. hIEDIOAL OYAIINABTICB, in a
School, ' I, a feature • new in ' thil'eountry; but which' his
existed for some time in Sweden, and in !eine other parts'
of Eurrpe—a feature which bee met with cordial, approval
by many deeply interested inevhicition, bpi which fie
believed to ,be of the Bret importance, ,since Meatball:l
health; among young *Her, Is the arearevil of our times,
destrnctiVe of theithappineesotiefulnese. end .11fe:' ;The
Pchool is a "BOMB" for all who COMO; and,,widow
or others, who Mayirish to ainoMpativlbelr'daughters3cre
received as boarder% ;Tama. ,married r in hag*
health, or wishing to Mid' , al)Ma particular brllltlehiNAKO
2.343•170:11 • t , ri, 13e, .1' 1 , •• 411.1 i
The LITERARY, department embraces all .the eoleatifie.
ornamental and useful branches uenilly taught In' Female
Seminaries. together,with TOCal sad InatrumentairMueld;
with competent instructors in 'each; . "fi, • '1
Day Pnplle are received" •
. Two Seseloos. Fiva.manthalaaelp, asianhaaahls;S:4lljlll-
BSA frra atid - PEBRDARTIife:'
TERMS=lloardingoTaltkatikelqlll/141.Z . Va11•
Hon for Paj.Pipll4llso,pts B ,OO:SIpALT/..rbilly/101 1 0 8 .
received at • Masai '
ANOL)CORICIILL,IILUALIN:i d
Prinaloaloi
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Refer to thelFolloioving,fferimins:i 6:s
.Rev. Henry Steale.Olarlus P,lsrladelph/16 vi
Conieress,lo:D., ,
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A..Boardmsn, D.D.;
Say. Albert Barnist,_„ a ir
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Hon:Richard Vaal. 1 4C,
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SACRED mistbDlON by A. S iIAYDIFI, induces the pub.
Its hers to; bring; its now well-establlaheil ,olsdnii to. favor,
more fully before ttiore of the puttife.. • -
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" who Love GOOd Singing,"
Aud who' have not had' the' good ' fertithe to become ac
quainted with this admirable volume. It Is 01/11111W
SYSTEM O?,MOTATIOtI, and is deeimd,for.tt4nee of
cn - ukciuss; NizanirdsocizrisE, !AND . BOkOOLS
To 'obtain alaciviledge of Muslb by the eld'for'rene'd
note) Method ; Seinskaa 'perplexing `an& difficult -taskao
Iny peritonea. to learn the Greek language. ,Thaisyatato
adopted in this' Work•g eatly abbriiiites the lime requited
to, understand Unclog by.,remoring sin tunber of useless
and perplexingdiatinetionii, Which the inientsi of thii
method, thinks have too long eneumbered.:this lawful- end
delightful science. „ , - . •
The Improvement/I referredln 00131liat chleny'in the rot:
lowing,Orticalars; , • ; ,
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- FIRST. In correcting the petition of Letters on the Staff.
BEOOND. Ini'dienarding the theory of the Minor Beale.
THIRD. In abandoning Flats sad Sharps , as ,alifstatulee
to determine Ufa key.'
.FOBRTH. In'itelng.but three *varieties' of'Thesi
of nine:. , _ . .
FIFTH. The sha pe 'of ever* note An the' mile • "
its Dame. -11 e dI (W
By the old m ode, three l not only differing,bnt, conflict
ing, theories in the principle of setting ' he 'etas - rift/I'th*
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the leirlior With Wes dystenis, arliencie answers every
pterposalrh,fl tqf.l/1 r , . r;
BMW) newmatam vied in-this book; months are, ads
equal' to jeers to - the old' way' of learn/nig' Arany "new
pleces,nesthied to plesee /am long •s-Haste laiteit may be
round cn Mar r iages of this work,,and also many of the old
acid' tried nielodie.,-lallovieil 'from iwtocisted recollections
of sum dtitgh%lar more neleoebe to the heart of the
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itlifeeents the heir from falling'off • 1 • ' 1
altmounOtee Ita , heelthy and prlgeroun growth: a IP!,
It.llonOt gfneily,or etloky,
41T0biliNeii no dlseireeeble odor•lut , I , : Ng Of aril
R R softens the hatr,when haTol6llldftlfvo,iyi. f.)14 4,i 11111
It o'thoe inalp ono', • •
DtitaffOrdelhertcheet Dtri:
.11 remains longest in effect. • .
*6llllllly. cents - for' a 'half-Pint betlll:' ' "
02.1.4 .jte 3i ot,s,Thßftlit4dß9S lo ,4oo ll 43l•3o:olll ad
dir e h a ViPir 6 410 ,1 0 1 14 irolsvitiftflt 0!.1M/ 11
1 .nn':
tr) Lrt tV1111 , :!1' , :i` 114 Ash4firibev4,;i 80, 11ib9.
Km*. Jaairilf Btrantrr k co.:, • •
Gentlemen :—T have need your:0000AI= about sir, !reeks,
indite effeet'te thit
it my dots to, state It 10 , yern..,, I • 1 qv., ....Y.
My woretconinlalnt" the tamers! Sire ha / been Dandruff
Wittr,itching slid, irritation of thnattalill,:hherthmatithenY'
hair, my, coat would be,coveredmith the whttesaalse, •
'(datideaff.)•wtiloh looked like' a ehower'Of.iiiitl. "`-"'
My tairber-trted•v.riona applicatioWe .101 11 0140/11011V1D11'
abuse of your 0000A120,,and hie obatteett zettleal,,ttlpte It,
provoked me to s peoeureitiat 11.! iL fl ,
have,need lees than, •..bottle...s . the,
.limietall the.
tt," /Min entlaily"dhappoirad,esdi
doltihiLt was never beforwte4o4rood"aittidlilain.XMO ,, •AXl
cos lETn"trd 1 1 4
.I°.°lrtß.S. • :
3 . 2 LID ;')4{ Biurnetti , CocoahreP s 1 51- :
c. ;Th e silitiA4114111:1411.11: 4
4xinfixaligfif ite %O it!
Ina t it; 71. - ...a o. 4 111: td _ G rc l 40
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' • 4 4 Aosta. Wpriebtr 14•4869::
s Gentlernenr—AYtien Ant :ilium. rem! uomblei, I bud;
been Wlo'lll
dosen different preparatioph.4,9o44, riNcumpurlitil.b.r 1
baldnese, (end all Clalmfis "O. at any!
bsnenciareffect. , . • ,
,The Wise, of my household: urged, ,me
. to „try your'
Ootionlil';'Which / I'did . tiii•P'ecWie them—Pot baiing, myself j
any faith is thwpower, of:min to reetote Any ,bair. ;•11have I
used the contents of one bottle,,and my bsid pate is col , j
ered mier•With idiing" , hiar, , about-thite eiglithe Ofi
inch long, jor bleb ; ,apstiamdthrong and tietilihykmL tint t in ,
reined to grow., , ' '
7111.'s woWyotir;Oottesine is 'excellent—the;bateptypinp I
non_ fpr the hair Lhave ever known. ; and,thiNow ij k.ero
Which nne' more thin " • " "
i Iffiryitruly your obliged and ..obed't seriranNkci
. D. T. MIR
1" Misses.losepti painett4 Co4Bostoni ••
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litsssaa.rJossts• Bmutirr &Co.: • '•
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I eindOereftiee is' state Cie .ealotiari elfeet, in my ow# ,
aggravated:ale; of,•your exoellint Halt 011:—(045coalne.) •
tor many montlnt my hair bad .been , falling, off n
was tearful of losing it , entirely'. The akin upon my' Veil
becami gradually more,end , more Inflamed, ro••that eonild
tonsil it without pain. This irritated condition I-rnt•
I - Minted bilhe use of Yititniti afieitieed &Jr . w'albes; which
I have since been toldsontaitinamphine spirit., .4
By the cif 'my rhoni you. had abOwis
your process or purifying. tbenll;,l tonimeacixl';iti Ague
lest week in Jane.: The first application allayed the illehhig
andhithree or four daYs the' fedneas &I'd 'tint
dfigOtem NileapPeigred,, the, hair °a wed' to-fall,and If have
antis thinkgrowtkof new hair. ' I trait that othera‘
.
tie Indated to 'sty the same retnedt •
tr7cliroi•TPVPlY , v••,:) it 3 :,t 3 4' o n. t
ir (B arn ettlio o c i c i oa i ne :: 1. ,
•
Aslave s tkotttnt'rendera the hair. (ne matter how stiff
sad ilait n.nd allow ler seretel days.- 'lt Is concedes
by all whil have used It to' be the heat, and cheapest Hair
breeds's la the World
f : . 5,1
sir- Prepsird by .7108.1114113112N1RT Boelos,stid
forestelitalliduepts 7 vaieralgatlO'o3llill a.befttSP
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ri Tea sabeardans atitaiinae .'soTriaslatioti of ihatittathi
wainablegommenteriffrom,the,.Third Gervaia.Brlftliete,
eint tlj tethelfg o. R AtiTtli; JR, D.D.! trine
tt,!l,hoiviteirtpkthe OcepeliorrJobtir,to• bit teetied at
in early ..„
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and ' *by dig lite Belcher; ,
authim of " William Carey; tißiotraphy,t &07,:
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a Aim Domestic .Cire .. le ;
514 : ifflidetere d'Congiegatfns; snd odi •
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I{xtreet 11.0a2 the Preface
ontiet the subject' of i. of Irrest In teres ,
readerdesy n „That Wen ow..,!ltorlas utd ed
insWitant diattere'relitilit it; well known WS•
estredlr eomperattrely, UttlellartUr interestiogito' the, mifi of
chriatiag refuipo )11111,0exet been collect's:V.
Faviriebly netleiel by the Pries tbreighoW.the wintry,
g*Tork mg ( ' lasti7thsvii aligr_gs.lile , ) r.:s•:s 47. 12:
Dux k I BLiKLBTON, Publishers, Phlia.
1/ii-100p receipt of the
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LINDSAY 4 BLAlrigrOlfo v rn
No. 26 Sout9-81xth &rest, above Chestnut,
ANNA CLAYTON r . or, Tbe, Inquirer,. after, ,'l!rutb..7- By
Rev Francis M. Direculok:c''l2nio." Prine'sl.2ls. '
This
. uppic_pr li gy k nta to,. the reader,..a,,, „I:1.1E15114 aid
lifer - ieltielialtierthrPiruffirtriCieffsw of-the holy 'vire of
Baptism—rho arguments contained In ftba . ing "deemed in
the form of anl . lam:eating ,kielkirmas Tale, ? ..hot is ea boton•
tialty baud BP O A fa.° l 44 g
"This book conducts a sister oat of her difficult - ley who
la -beset- with- Raptlass -will be-round-fall of
lociditits: and vory pleasant and
. profitable to re4d. It 'to
not a 6otloo, bauble alithiklaterest kl.o6o."—tibijiner of
the Ocoee.
' Fiore eliinterpert • to' 4 Th(1(40:Plil .2417160. 4
My. anis:sick .uyessatktlie argauintabontabsed,irtlifiolls
own' sister, whose faith,was floss ttiodosad l opecended.
1146, its stile."' it''&4ll ba'4l,lll ,
bOpb of..ordibbry_ t osist."—{N.,X.Oprialtia.. l 4o.. Oh.telmo.l
11 • LTLIDS&I & BlaßLlTON,.Pabliabers.
rr.re- 1 71.• „ rr- ST.I9:*.YI • j
WAR.III,4I.—ALCOHOts:-PROBAIDOOs .
NATZ,II, 3 stsda yresecria t heipc L Elstal;b l lT4 4 sala_asedir
&edginess. A nosni)litat treadle en 'cold, sea, warm; ha t,.
sabot, gas/ and mad baths,. at& 'n
theee•ortkatiirigimerally.!
By^Jobu, Bull, 11 0, , Tallow of tne, ,oo,ilege j otphysioftif,
iite.74etcr:' In ono T0i1100: Tries' ' ' •
.t01:00.110Lolte Plane !lad Poires. „ By Jasioaltilliarop, I
P.. KM, Professor of Surge r y_ the' Univessity of
Werth. Pik& ttrealitel •!--• ' '•Pg ()I •'• 1 •
estr Bevir liat • Patient brKorsior gripkplt, but themeauloi
Dystrimii Ilqu i ererl='De. Gasonii.
:..I.Tbb little volume ,waa:pretisied ' by; ProfeuarMLß er at
the inelfune,of " The Enottish,TeinponsnoeVeasaa." It
already ;mused iltionglernmrsses: 'zintnirmlu 'EtcOtlaisd; 'maid!
it ie,wistidsverytug of equal favor bi tide eountrytl
v9VE,ISCOO, i tt/e Jobs
l`rofesioinf Surgery to the Royal Oollegli of Margery, sic!
Prioe 88 mai.. ofrt%! 11 , Y.+1q . iin
Tbtt Utile w..FlL l irePrinte4iftoin Arritia l o 3 ll l lditititzlill!
RditioriVii the preface to' which the aurbor
it ia %Meth tot satistate' eitheeltheOr s
prodaced;t ai .y, lab I toal,smok hut, / thi i mmalbs , :s t ot
tictimS'amosig 1 'al ases,'9lcl ',
'l5 ILCOROL 4ND vTol3 l •l:oo`.%livir ; not
t d M 4 1V 1 7. 1 4.4 4 4 1 44"•/ 1 4TtIOUL 2 . 1 04 .' 1 ' 2 ; 14 44f lit*
Miller sod bOlsarilu one'v•oline, 10a:o. Price 76 cents.
19 47 ii• thau • g ff 'o
retlWP,t lo4 , w , ify FLlNDfokrch OLABIBTOS,
• Pablistssa, 95 Boili #Ol.l 1 59 ;4E4f:4 11 4," I
. 1 7 r '51515.21 -7 °3 15111: 11!. 7• . ,
- BUSINESS NOTICES•
A x N. 1111 f N
-"., • • SEWING
IIVE • A C 1...1" S •
`Daring the last iburteen years solisi*rar hundredpitente
hive been gianted on invontkilm designed to llgh - Un the
drudgery of family sewing, and at the same time• to pro
duce a machine that could be profitably used for mann fac
turitig‘purpaseet" bat, strange:to say. out of this , largo
number .of
.I3ewing,Machines only ems half dozen have
"been proven to be of practical value; and of this small
~number not one has in it ;combleed the advantegestOf a
fit - n(IV and mania/entering machine There are larie,
heavy,' noisy, cumbrous, and complicated wieentriss, `de.
a'gned for heavy work, that answer the purpose very well;
while 'there are - others 'of light' mechanism and delloate
. afiJaetments, which perform on-light work to advattage;
end - while the - former are exclusively confined to heavy
work; the latter are of little value except on light fabrica.
Therefore I take great pleasure in stating the Important
hick ;that -M r. HOW 8, the oriel ,; al ' Inventor' of sewing
-Manhines, has recently. perfected his Shuttle Machine so as
combine, in a much smaller space and with far lees
. ..maceinery, the strength and 'durability of the manufam•
turing.,mactdoes, _tad at the annul time possessing that
7 delleicy of mbrementind ease of operation peculiar to the
familymachine.. andlrhich renders this the only maehlne
In - market Capable el"„yrorking EQUALLY WELL THE
I LteHrRST AND 'ELMTISBT FABRICS, -and-17 therefore
designed for • .-
ALL HINDS OF WORK!
For - Etblrtniskent, Vestmakors, Tailors. Shoerblnders,
Gaiter-fitters, Barneas.makers, Cerrisgeetrimmeri, as well
as for all varieties of FAMILY BEWIRG,
•
• T H W E MACHINE'
tie the only one 'tbet 7 can give sallefaertion ; and they will
.be'sold for ONE HALF TEE MONEY charged for any other
„machine.,aapable,pf doing : as heavy work le as good a
mariner. These machines cannot be got out of order by
any fair 111,36118; and they will be fully warranted for one or
more years. They will stitch. hem, tuok,pord, bind, gather
and fell, WITHOUT BASTING—make the lock-stitch seam
:(allite on. both aides) of. great beauty, strength .and" ales.
tloity„and which cannot be ripped,or raveled.
• The'publie are cordially invited to cell it my rooms, NO.
do ..MAKEEP BTRZE c, up, *total, and thoroughly, toot
these Machines on all kinds of work: don't be satisfied by
• merely seeing' Machine sew .on a rag, but bring eking
your, lightest and heaviest work, and pot the hferhioe to
the most rigid tents. • ''t ' - •
Active and responsible Agent, arevranted for the'se's of
these . MaAlues, npon liberal terms. Please send for sam
ples of work and particulars of agency. Ad tress'
• W. B. LASBCELL. Agent,-
• Pittsburgh, Pa.
leek t i alt: a 'N4 LBti is
• 11 T"szware MACHINES,
SEND FOR A - CIRCULAR.
•••• - • - -
10reir Thew -,llaehinca, .whicli have valued' such' an en
reputation over all otheiNaahlues on account of
t4.l Bo ftutY Ind excellence of stitch. alike On both Adel of
the fabric sewed.
Baonomy of thread. -
` nt 3. lEmplicl§ , . and thnroughasee of construction..
~.
" .4 ' . 4.l4rtablliteotall i iieeliii and manageinifo.
: s. :
ti •guletnealof =Mimi*. -0 ; V. — . •.; ,
Brrrio4tirmin,i i and dnrabflity of imam, that wil
not rip o!'iravalls
APOVitilltlyliiivarieti of purposeeend materials.
COMPutatirio end elegance of model and tiiisb.
I.4AV DO,V. OW* • .
; ALL ',LATEST • .
.?,94101101FNINNNT8 fAND % , ADVANTAGNS;
e=i;
TE
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reb
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ME
•. . .
WeaIsr 4 .APTIFFMIIBE4 6 . I 4.
vv••• • •
°MOIL WO. ,104 FOURTH OTILIMP between Wood
sad amtaax
• .
Prom 9 o'oloelf.b. M., to 4 o'clock P. M.
&OW y:
59?., ,
WEST TROY, BELL. PEUEDRIN
• ,f,QC-{Estithllehlid:inslB2Bl
BELLE The subscribers • have constantly for gateau 44
,nxu.s inartrnintot Obriieti, Faitary, SteamboatAneinao:
BELLE Live, Plantation, School hones, and otberlgellej
DELLO mnnuted In the moat approved and du rablenunkner:
.4rartieniartil as to many recent turkeys:
BELLS manta, warrantee, diameter of Bells orpace oonspd
BELLS. in Tower, rites of transportation, 0., send fin a
-Belli for, the South delhrered in Ifew
BELLS. York. Address
w re u i.vitinrustorli
a7l6kow4f Wilt:Tom
IT btu. " lro r
,welTSEirritaff ' ATER U
TABRMENT—Located at Haysville.Station, on the
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Ohicago Railroad, and Ohio,
filitair4o, ll miles Wort :of the City: This institnUen* cow.
bineseaperlor advantages;Yor the snece'sful treatmentaod
complete cure 0c disease. We would especially invite the
attention of.females whotavo suffered for years, and*hare
almost 'despaired if ever Biding ,relief. to our establisk-
Ment:' •We dan'teccimmend thfslnetltutiontoftm>llesuffer ,
pre with, great conl3dence, as In our long exper4ene• .11!
diseases peculiar to their sok, we hare had an almost firdi
form success. We will gladly give any farther i nfoi'matiote
to those who desire, lt. : Address Box 1304, Pittsburgh, Pa,l
ap244 ' ll If. /SKASE, M. b., Physiolang. •
fO. AVIN 111' 13 IL ;
11 / 4 NITIOINAti; atiFirrir TAMIT: , OOIIPANY.•
inisafiglD sTAivi 'OIP
' t:
•
liasiejStis rsoitveil eveiyday, and in any- nomad
large or . • • •
4 2. 'FIVE PRZ BNT. interest is' Paid for . mane; Goat . tie
day It is pat ' • • •
77 3 The money, la always, paid liasksin GOLD, whenever IC
ie called for, and Without notice.. i
4. Money is received: twin dCxeMitora, •Adeuioistrators•
quardiatm and others , who desire .to have It in a place Of
porfebt'eatety, au'd'wEereinterest can be obtained for It.
, 6. ,Tbe ,money reeeirod 'form Alepoaltora is infested in;
RE !LE:STATE,. MORTG 1 CIES, GROUND RENTS, and sorb
other first class securities as the Charter directs. • • .
6. :OP P ICE • HOU RS—E very. day :from 9 till 6 o'clock, and
on Mind:aye and Thursdays - till B o'clock in the - ciening.
. HON. HENRY L: BENNER, President
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President
Wiumut 3. Ramp. Secretary.
OFFICE: Walnut Street, &nat . -West Corner ol;
Third Street, Philadelphia . . 11.23-1 v
. . .
MEEI2I
1 rrir" , St 1 AIR ri LEVI/11ER *Sinn,
,11(11El D. KIIIRKPATSICIEC &IRONS ;No. 21 A. TRIM> Sa.,bn'
twaan Market, and l*safn,nt Btrenta.PidladelpWa i , hays lat
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Dry and areas Baltlat . Altus Sipi,,TsnrissesplliTsitserill
sed'Otirrierle Tetileiit'thateliest`O , rfosa,Sitil Inion'thl best.
tetism•n
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' SOP All' k i nds of - Leather in. the. rough maintsa,jeal
*bleb the hlitrisit S'iiiilati OA eii.4llll;llklverign".44: or
4 103 ! ) ill exo,haege f4o 3 : l 4ee.'theK stored ftetereheftP. I
arid . sald'olfoOmedission: ' :11A , . 1 jalf li . '
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1 '..1)1C ., boiIIPAP /IPT,CRD.[A I I I . AP.SS.TION. , r 1 ' 7•.:
1 4 u TIIE biIEST. INtrIZRE WORLD.
~.They have the FULL TRUK' PRAM.S. are wade 'of THI7
12 1ILEST SlfalieiNED mAT ItRIAL, and pones. at least lkol:/-
BLit Wilt TON It of those of any other maker. .
„All thq gteateet pertermers;on the P 1. 1 1 5 00. . '
f't LALPLA.; A IA g. R.lc A N
e re them them,
_decided - PRERIERENDE OVER.
fyi:flEßS.kla tbakautmCatteetioirßoilion to Rittimo're,
the ST StriPay, SlSMOStarelali Um rage, and merry are
iiiiramento for those of that celebrated
Manalitotory: Both forthe , iiiiiPOlMerfeetrnmental made,
stud of, vocal, as in accompaniment to the yoke th 6 Steinway
Pianos far surpass all that thin country or Europe canpro•
duce. They are warranted for live rare. , • !I!:
•IC LEBER BRO.,
gents forllltst-i s
wars Pla'n'S's fir Weatirn 'Pen,nayl
van la and Eastern Ottigarlio, ljfth , B,trast,;. Malmo*
nest do9r to Masonin a9,_. _ quAtipi
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EtWe . 3i toe. bauprki l it g iot r opti n v4: 4 3it
1 1 14;ilmitretifillottfellifileAnsters Cities, and is :nowtraei
ceiling hie Pall and Winter vier./ 'of;Clothe , Cusitneres,
Vestings, and Coatings, of every variety 'and xtyle, adtightl
to the heat..p ro ity and jectekatiy,tratithiwilich will be madtrap
ardor with pmptness and dispatch , and at rates vie :
as att:iny otlier.airailinexthtillehnihnt in the city . :=t'
malttly
v(lijAY
Vwf!PtitiTiniN tr.. 4 - , %Au TAKieft
-11:' Ziff!a (1) • ! ,, diftv,', CCV
• F -
NANIIPAOPDRIAB AND DEALNIftii IN
HATS; 4.F.CARS;; SANDt , cBTSAIif , :GOODS,
WHOLESALAAND:RIPPAI4 . -
ri 131.'''Wochr:',F4tteerilittsburgh,._
Nave neaKon'haid
an assortment of Gooch as can twi.thirmElilialamrof the-East
orn cam', coreditli4 of
`r and VirDaltati, •
of every . Oyu, Midi quality ;I OAPS 'of. every 'guililjdeinl
latest fmblona; Palm Leer,. Le g ti l ro,f and; pagan s
WATS rind - 811k BONNETS, eta, etc. „Persons
wishing to purchase *Elise.' bj: Wholikelo .1 or .
And it
ra to their advang . n. to ‘ and ex amine, our stock.
Dexttemadvantage,„.,.,
LI Jis
. I " V r"tin 'V + " ii
• 'fittON l lll4o.filbirtraikdAlath Streeti;
have ruerektheltrilL rd,IIIN.THRAMMF. 90,09R8;
is els lA,t.be COL. GC . ' • , _
b. " 39l lVa r ka %ST ' S
Oftspriiintthe Labs
pypr.pw„,occ-imhielt,phey,are.preprimiteanaks i toionlow:.
44 and at etteh'pricek aubsiitlill to pleaei. . I
bnei_riatkik 041L',,e it)),
( . 7/.4 gi ArD 9:M.41 . 14:Grp
'Cut and,r.de tmditr pt .: W[4ml sirpgrides i ls iotimPbOai .
iiiiiY`tiaperibY claimer, mid will be sold at th.l.owasT !
OABELPILIOEB.''; 7. , " • iri5112.11,44
Vl.v.:kinainman. , l' • - -
8 u,,0 i 0 , Br -Fre , &.
F 9oD e , N'inlnefile:DaslOrs In IL TS, OAPS, AND STRAW
Bp,FlonnicltaaboiCind•Piney'Rui.,7Noil? 29 'And 8i
North-Yonrtn Plreltt (01nrr.,991.9r1tn aforekante',Jlo,oll,)
• • '
liiCk irat4 .4 Wiio 'n AG Hi BF iL 111;
eutcA..:o7l3fi 03 nv,?(.(
Fa #rliCC - 1 , Y. E3Wisiti3B
Onr,letssoblpise are 4 tvitj7- =eerier: to ..,eneether:: ;rive,
ddi del cite 'ROT tnig lifachlnet;;;,Msde3o.plasse, the Z 4
ilerely'l are see° resstly use:- They
• a , g ,"r ;4l° Putt:4r" 1! to:1-)
Family SR,Fing. 11w:shines_ •
txv? F.'. ti 1,1 , • •-•-•
(night to suppgee any omit, suatenter v ariety of
,work IF required, angittaay.ei'lntnleye isklUtallhadne-
Whoever buys one 419.1 in Macalsee t 49,o7 plainl y ldwlll • " ‘." ' • • •
PERFORMYHE".IVORr
Gall isdifizinildislidehißahaphyr? 111111 •
f•u t , i‘, 'fit , !!!fl iti ettrztaniSTßAM;
L ;.110 1 ) , _ 4 __4,__L l2 !4F-04-afenjratftgh . A . ..o•l
AND WIINTEIrt
betultlooo WMityirs 9..0
bus SMlTHVMeecihinti7itlirii 7 N* l
:At 13 IteOt9O4O4BIIitYLLNISTREIT,' I. 4 Pa hinV
has just returned from the Eastern Cities, erlikadejs
'elected stoeb t of puihs, Ossnmersi, § and yo,et, 1.1
DEset+nips:ginof medals:6 kotvider In the
most Approved styles, on reasonable tams. t SOH C.OllO I
Also, dent's lurhlehinoodslisist rkelied , M,P.O an# '
Mawr. 257 ^ Ha Wylla /3treet
t -
meanly
lie
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PIitOOPMOTTM
+D' YAM!
PRSSBYTERIAN BAtiNgR
•
t bayg
The Baspia la pnblhibed wetly, 1n the olges of Ma
burgbandPhiladelphia,and'la itiwptcvl to en ors% Oren hit t t
in the Presbyterian Ciburch,
IFAIR.III3
IN ADVANUJI,
TY cLUBS of twenty, end upwards,
MITERED In either of the citing;
411)VEILTISEMEINT13, In Advance.
/for eight lines, or loss, onsltuisrtacni IG cents; each sob•
sevent insertion, 26 cents. Each additions] line, beyond
eight, 8 cents for every Insertion. •''
)or eight lines, tares months,SB,oo, Bach additions I line,
26 cents.
Vor eight !thee, 0)10 Tear,lllo.oV. ',eh additional p
OARba of two lines, #5 a Tsar, and El for °sett addl
• nal line. .
Bintsise Nanotti.ol ton lines or less, One Dollar. Jae
• • Itionellina, lo cents.
4r3f- Communication& recommendatory of inventions. e •
Qinl Practica, &boots, Arc. tic., being derigned for the peen •
Mary bonallt of Individnole, should be pcfdfor to Itnainear
Notice*.
Blum by mail, where na.,good oppertnnity is otherwise
at band. Drafts or notes of the larger denominations are
preferable. where they can be conveniently obtained.
PABtOati sending us twenty subscrlbere and upwards
will be thereby entitled to' paper without charge.
N. B. When Presbyterian famillesare very much dispersed
they may be secoinmodated at the Club price,even though a
few of the twenty be wanting. Let all beaupplical, I t passi
ble. ThePooa'weshallfavor,toouratmostabflity. Ir‘et the
supply be rut, but every paperpaidfor.
/or Two Dollars paid, we will mind Seventy numbero; 02
for One Dollar, Thirty:three number,. Thiel i 8 for th e cake oi
easy remittance.
If Pastore, in making up ciao, find some periloua not
reedy to pay at once, they may yet sondem the names, at the
Club priee, , on theft-own reeponeibliits to pay Ili shortly. It
ie desirable that clubs date their subscription periods at th •
tonne rime. -) suit vigT.ArAttav aco Proprietors.
outing. 00t.m5 c litowetnit.
.. ek SzlWAp_ 61188 arid INFLUENZA, IRRITA.
T BORENEBB,'or any affection of the
13RoNGHIAl Thr9
Consumption, ugl ßro t n h c e liit r i r s7W i tZpin c u t ugh ' ,
• '•,,C?' Apthina, , Oatarrh, Anima, by' BaoivrPs
' L i f .loo , 4l/ BRONCHIAL I'l[oollE9, or, Cocug Los.
isn't.
" A simple and elegant combination for Corona, &e"
Br. G. F. BieneW, Boston.
" Have proved extremely serviceable for Flocassesis. *
Rev. HUSKY WARD $31063121.
/ recommend their use to Pestle 9P6Agise." '
Rev. B. H. CRAWS,' New Pork
" Host salutary relief in Bronchitis."
Boy. S. SziOnUtu. Morristown, Ohio:
"Beneficial when compelled to speak. enfferlng from
Cow." Rey. 8. J P. AhrntßBoN o ,Bt Loots.
" Effectual in removing Boareenees and Irritation of the
Throat, 60 common with. SPSAISTICS and Berosait."
Prof. H. STACY JOHNSON, LaGrange, Ga.,
Teacher of Musk, Southern Female College.
"Great beis'etlt ',lien taken before and after preaching, as
they prevent Hoarseness.. From their paet'effect, I think
they will be of permanent advantage to me "
Rev. fi k . Reiner,' A.
President /kittens Oillege, Tenn:
80197,011 rehgbita at 26 cents per box
• • •
Also, BiiiiiiiWthairs's takele, or Cathartio - Loseogeir r
for Di speptia,ZndigestinniOsoatipation,Headacbe. Billows
A fractions, as• , nril9 6m
WM. H. HTRIEPATRIOI,„ JOHN r. HIRHPATIIIOB,
Late of the firm of Hititpit- Lela with Gillespie, Zeller A
WEL LIA --u.- er. itiKP ATR OR Ai CHee
WHOLESALE OBOORS,
Forwarding,and 'Commission Merchants,
: - •
5 Alba Dweri
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURED ABITOLIRS.
No. 299 Liberty Street, opposite head of Smithfield,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
, 'lPartfoular attention paid to the wheiof Country •Prodnela
•NIE W '4,TTYA. W 4. VS E
.1 1 , r •• %% if ...A. SI. •
rt
WHOLVIALE . - ASO
'l7.vrta . ,T.A3sas
114 tTlithfield: Street,,,Pittaliurgh,_ .
tm! _•.. •
(Onelly apposite the, Pomba, gotise,) has jutt opened a
vorpcbolo• eelecifoir . of" • • •
GREEN ANDA3Litir •
of ihirlatesttinporteditnis. 1 . .
WO,• LA.QUAYBA,, Aft!) OLD ,GoirginilKlNT,: J.Alt r A
OOPPBBB ;
. .
New Orleans, 'Cuba; Coffee, 'Crashed,'
Portia . ; Rites Bice Flour. ?aarl.anti 3 Oorn.Ataaciti,Barlata,
Yeast Ponders, Blaccaroith Vermloolla, 0.3n0a, Broma,
ItztrailVo. 1, and 'Spiced Chocolate Pare Ground Wont;
Almond, Toilet, Palm, Gcrman and Rosin Bove;
8.41: Carlionatit Of Soda;i Cream Tartar; Extra , Pine 'Wife
Pelt ; ,PuretExtrmote i k,emox and ; mid. and
• Dipp , d , Cindles; Sngar:Cnred flatin; Dried 'lief; Wile,
Buttar,!Bagaroind Soda Crackirs Poretko , Vre Its to ; de.
1107• This stock has been purchased for omaa, and ; will
offered - tobe the.Tritde;'‘octahlo ( to at racy
SWAG advances, from whom.ne respectfully is9llcit; a Owe
of *6134e• jiietf
CHOICE FAINTLY 014,00ERIff# ! , . ,
Fake. Ei. FALL ETOCE. • • •
.: • '/Ixeeiriihr _Mad for gale at- - .Loto7.Pneet,l
3: ' AND , RETATIA
!JOHN' 'RENSHAW, - '253; Eibefty
The ettentionol,l46 old trieuds. and the puollagenarapt
fa invited to a superior assortment, inanding
10 . 0 m&ivoliesTs GRECEN' AND DLAOIt TEAR, -- : °f
.Belec led wish' the graateat oars from the laiestifinertatintia
' ' ' fthe jaZlllC',ll;alrtrg ( ll4RA'o6FFlC t7'
•and a ftenaralispiortment. flne..Ramily Grooerio& Fruits,
Spices, Ac., of every description.
Catalogues ixintilnintan extended Des ofitaj iSoek, far.
Melted by mail, if desired.
Ifir• No charge for cartage. MAI."
7f5 : rep
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trd.,,o-i al. 1 •• e:gs: ..1•11 ; •
Psfe , :-CLIEOONOXVI •-•
r„) ,eir •
GUI ,ilPioßDattolial .
; rttoa: A ur... • . s er,
- ,-...viv.oll,MtheflPieceAs
".tirdlito(AT otsia
. is (redden& wit( happen, even in welArqpitated fimetes„ MI a
.I.3lMilealn•Miaelbrovfxstmiebie.4ollodaiiiiid . es.44lfotiaift-
Furoltuse, Tpys, Crookery, At.
am to W.) or "T , ,- ettpid
, Aff 3 4.4 ) ....4 1 4 1 F05tr/RP-4- 1 /RD - A/4 72 . ; t ❑zl ft!)
sees, all unit ecrkrry,lineice, and nn bo usebold
. cog afford
Nattiotit is tainyi 'reilly up to the streking'ptitaY
abets is,aa looser.. Irivelutity for lirnpinkelialrs, splintered
.neon, Windless dolls, and lirpked 4 Findley. Is Is Ault timer:ocl*
rot PGPabliriiith idled
d‘ r e l lP•11 3 0l . P'‘4l".. , r tqtti 71,1 n
Thin ad mi rable,prepatationds used cold; beio eherojendix held
pOiieminis:4l Onelitlis of ktsi : bita'
eablnet-malters' Glue..illtimay;bsnitied.ln-dletplacoptitsOinarm
toOnlisse,betur vastly more sdbeeive .
" ''"us Pie • " 1 'll'.
ffif.l.fAk ftIFT kecorilianitin *ad beide. %Price, cemis4
. , , .
*Wand. Depot' Na 'so Phis ..t, York • ' E
& CD.;
L;:• • ri najillie"3,666, Ner;a '
Pnt 'air Dealers tn Callow llßitelrrß root, eight. and twelve
dean—rvbeitile!luL . LityelirraiAsie filieterCard aceotoPfp/leg'ef , e44
tecit•iro• •
sain setiebesue et SP - AhLDTNG'S .PR.EP . AGED. GILD&
I lave tail UMW Its cost annually to every household. ..1W
1111 . ,preselnast; SOW/mem! Dr ti, -Hardware. TO
Dealers, Grocers. end Fancy ritorae.
ci A lW a ris L easn w iaboold i r gu s p ewote r tr i Ltettuc.p .
Wtioleosle Depot remared from Nd. 20 . , P 144 , 4rPON
to NO en t . 48 08Dika 81P&1111r, To& " • •
dyt - •
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ftl`'ial4ERIIEST I' BEST , It/LARGEST I I T.`
14427 ; $ 3500:
orAYIVEPOti 'I4II I iIEIN6iI.IE Al
Boubbe r icootry.„BoolkKeeming v ijtsillag,, Oommerolat
tocititee: - •
. .
/1110d2SE.WEEKE4EXOC.i ATIOLIATIV, $?; TV/TIEN,
• .j. . 41811 ; Ek2l CAM PENSISS $O2. • . 7r
..time to complete., a fall mores, from elx to ten
•aiiesba.' lEairit student, neon graduating, 1a siker-MANI df to
eqmpstensle manage, the Books of any rpsiness i - Rd
gNal eater ) of ; from '
Ipso* :to .1,660.:
;);~entioniet any: timo--no vanstion—leviewo at'
pleasure.
9 driltwriTtlEilusfr for I$
rrealvgd•at,Altpobargb, kbiladelpiria, and ehip_litat,. Jain.
'Ali* at 'the Pirtelpel harm of the' 17nicor for 'the peiCtilir
tyesra. z ••• :a ti , l:, , f•C .• At •,:,1'
Ifar Ministers' sons received tt.beltprloe. ,
BfiebianialtriaVe Sintoilibilied 7 Viiiii
! college.inehre iftpoistanytto__•...,,, • .
fe2stf " • P W - 811811ATNO:PittabOrieh'.:Pii.
tiSITTSBIIRGUR rairems (*radicals—
; j., r MET;4O.,-,,Piiiiii4lNG4,44d.vgspaioptitvottistod by
amliy'Ofubgre.
Superlovadven Moe are afforded•far obtaining a'tb drone
Academic and , collegiate education. Every
,effort
made to secure tliellapp:icirsi sod improvement of alt wbo
may attend. The Collegiate- , ear begins August 81; Second
Smalon v ilecemiar,2l , snattbs,tbird, , klareb 2l1( Tuition vs
, ries from sR.taSlE,pasimeion, morditla .akudite,,, For
furtbei-Informatbra apPy to - tim Presnienti`Ok s to" PrOtessor
/.11:11i.NOWL,141Pittsinirgh, Ps. ••• is oiul3
V
'lOlll6l , MUNN
- LOW. EANDRILS DIEVENDOSP, and
Frf , ff.A!i:T. 14.1geindf.o.•:;:erlz ^at oidT
oba Simpson, A. 8., Proreisor of ALstbsiOseles sod As
•tronmii,;:).: ..,p. • • n
si.moes,dloso. MM. 'rim °la Atiat9l3 Y alrid " WV.
' • Jain.'d T. 'kitten °rime] d
gb 11650 P 13 7. •1 .- :1- . : 10 ow
ja , 1105 Yocum, M. D ,LoetnAr on Chemistry. •
Mr. Peter &airier, Tutor.
. .
Mr. J. 2. Leyeubeiger, Tutoirin Mathematic§
Mr, 7, dirpientrout, lecturer. on Book-keeping. , 1i i
M Hen G Fehr, Pioftitiorl n - Music •
Thl , lnstitution M located ht ..the Otis!. and bailie* Tit
lege of Hajesyllh, shlsi.d Co. bhio Duriog gee last
Btedents, Male and Pe
resalst,An attendarre Giplogissare awarded to you ng Berks.
'Who bOuriel stuXiss down in the . Catalogiie.
; ;rho cprsabheil :taught I are thti ughia in i e w,
Higher Aritiunetic, and Mental drirlusetio, Geography,
f'Grthography, Boor Keep
,Gocupery. Trigcuaginetry, and,. Mre
higher mitheatities, 'Philosophy. Chemlitry,,
Bistrney,y Mental. and Moral
Venn an, trench, Spanisb,,ltallap, and, the Latin
liniVerectiAltthinsiiiroillY rOsifla klholloge.
,ror, Sorel:47ollv, Th..!qaca,,,paidtql, dvance,a,stOent sesil
"reeetiltelfobil wil. a room furnished' with b e dswig
L ehisirei; store any qtif: tee"
bikneb•sfOrXweiesMiopsof 0 n ths, each • forte ery ,
tirorPittY tat'ff , paid o? OAS lehth• ottOebrVer
neat, sll t i tseihreejlems be-furnisßell fos the ;filler
'Sesion OtiNicrotys. ••••••-• • • -
/no ,o o , oMoiddONift..'opettlOettibiestirtiti ' J
wo etedents will occupy, qui Rape r.. , oind 'furnish
ese'esidlYitie , .right to their
ILVNAPient• are 5.P44 , ec a14 . 4 1 P'
. 1
Stied leglven' on he 'Plane and MoadeOrt, at
moderato itharges, • DIE ft ANDWIS, Plimpped.
$1.50 per
1.25 "
2 . 00 ic
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