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• By Sir William INtillqn;-.Bffilr, ProfemOrt of
Logief and MetaplijaibCbi'M Iliyersity of
Edinburgh • Advotste; (OxeM eta.; Correa
111161‘ding 41121414.ft..*6:11f Frilo'e
Honorary Member -or 'the American Academy
of Arts and &lender; tudlof the Latin Society
• . of Jena, eto. Aditefiki &lie Rev Henry L.
ifeasel!, .13.14,ADifoid, and John Veischi N.A.;
LOinburglA,•••, tv'tri llipato n n : ;••volmes Gould 4. Lincoln . Volume II.;
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ter, is, not a mere, compilation of thsPreatii:
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tams, show ; ing G , excellences, and *feels: of
;each; and - 4 - .0 seine time.. pointing: out&
61erims of a Ifigherand better
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intereeting formulas. But' he brought the dig-.
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flesh, adorned them with lwr j aityi%sird'breatted,
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writers, many of whom are but little known to,
EAglisli readers. From. the German logicians
of the present century, partiMi.larly Krug and:
Esser, he received great•assimance.• • • •.^ •
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TILETIC. By J. Edward*, Pastor of the West
Arch Street- Presbyterian church, Philadelphia.
This admirable address. by Dr. Edwards, before
the LitOi'ary Sooletie's of jefferson6oliege, 'snow
published in hasdsoms style. ,••••-• ~, , •
priAcKWOOD' forookober, is untlinillY varied
and. - .brilliant/ • 'ellciimin •Sin °lair," Professor
Aytetoi'ay:saa,*.4l,4l.: igniining 'shape and
There are abok.the oontinuation of the "Romance
of Agosthto," an Italtian storyi a pleasant chap
ter on Proverbs ; a strong hit a the Spiritualists,
and another at the Papal Govarnments The
paper on the•Frescoe Painting of Italy is, full of
interest,. and: sole n tific readers will sbe gratified
with thel4lii. and argnMenta on tile' "teplited
Tracer of Primeval Man." •
Pestriptik._
• For the.Preithyterlon Bulkier.
Recollections of Foreign , - TriiiveL,
I _concluded a 'previous
'description, in a few words :of -Gibraltar.
The stiti)iig: *Up' the
Strait soon•failed iiiiileft . `tut,liecilnie'd
in a s eSpy'sea;liin' • ' •
j—ra .;" As' idlraa•a paintexl ship
In a painted ocean."'
For many days we tacked. between the
shores of ; Africa and Spain, elid'Anade*.hat
little progress. Yet such ,was-the ohartz(of:
this, that we never weArieid- - ..00
itself is an endless study. The imagina- , ,
tipik.finds here inexhaustible eight in
levie,wing_ the
„great scenes ,of, which, this.,
46a...has heen • the theatre—which,' .while.
thtsrwere: felt for ages by,. man, : have
no scar nor record onits face. The 1ft 1 49'..
revels in the mysteries. hidden, in - Ats-depthe,i
the caves and grottoes of pearl and amber,
the treasures of diamonds, rabies, and gold!.
There is great pleasure in the,,pathless sea.
The thousand creatures of the. ; ocean have
a far greeter enjoyment in life Alkali the'
animals of terra firma. With. many of
them, every day,yitnesses the wild; frolic
of exuberant gladness. Frequently:- thou
sands; of these' creatures .Would*abcut ns.
s'at once,
and the sea boil with the ;commo
,tipn of their gambols. Standipt".en, the
deck we would see shoals of. 'por poises, •
'leaping,. darting, and gamboling , ;_ in the,
waters. ,Thelio,rpoise, is a large #4:wctig-.
.lug o ft en. eight .hundred ponnds:.-p-They
rnri.frop.one region, of.the ocean to,;spother
in vast shoils or berde, apparently ..under.
thei' i teader4ll) 'Of They do: .not •
swim,,:inthelvater.like other fish, but fol
lowyeletil.other with , : the wildest frenzy, /
lipringirlap 4 into, the air and again 4e..
seending. The porpoise always runs before i
the winds: and is invariably the harfiiiiger,
of the tempest, as if his instinct taught
him to tali from the tossings.of the storm.
The dolilhii!, so often alluded. to; by the•
poets,-,iB a;tery beitififulfish,:reflOting all
the hues of themaiebOw. •
Often the black.tuth,,,a apeoles of whale,,
.would be seep, : the. mother guardirlt, with
care, her, young. At other: limes, the,
whole surface ef,the see wes,pruilied,-,,, not,
a creature to4ie seen—nothing disturbed: the,
repose but the creaking of the timbeiii-and,
flapping of the sails of our vessel, - Pleantki . t.
were these days to us, and many the:sterses,
"told around the forecastle: PurfNg one Of ,
,those calm mornings, the captain narrated
•the scene .of a . storm of gnat!. violence,.
Vali he had experience&l'Ar 'I. fbrnier
wage. The storm was one "ki:tlicatefierce ,
ranters" terror Of old
sailors in that sea,. It struck the ship with'
inchTTorce that set% every sail was torn
ribbons. She was 'driven
,on before the;
,tempest: Tfie"winil' drove them.:On the
Coast 4 0f.-Spidn; and irt , '..,itlitthr„tirne' ttLe
tilrooli:ofethe'breakers, and the-Omar of the
4
wav 'on Jilts 'focks, tent' tenter to. 7 ...tleirf
hearts: -'Destruction appeared to be
table: The wind was forcing' , them 31 ., pen ,
*the face of a naked wall of - **;[ ; ' ) - 11 1PY
hundred feet high. When hepe_died, , theret
was a moment - of intense inguteh id the:
heart of the Captain. ')Ein,thought,&of
home, wife and children; of. the ties wiiieh
bound him to each,, now about, to , be
IterejoreVer ; of `' the grief of aged!
'father of the "lonel y Sorreli. of, his wife in
.her w idowhood;. of the: unprotected. orphan
',ige of hie children., :1 1 `.0r, a.few ~momeats.
his agony was' .too 'great; even'for,prayer.,
He left the ship in the-lie of the,
.firist:
officer, and dasiiendlik„to ,the ,Pabiji r
falling on his-knees, :commended--himself;
to God, is at the gate of eternity; Ile'
prayed for 'forgiveness .of , thn . sins of the'
past, "and entreated 'the. merey. and' help, of •
God r for. wife .andechildren:- , ln ;tin midst
of his prayer: the fear-of deatb.:ileft;hica.
He , Who..,had. ;of - old 'come..
triples in the *lie of a stOrm,;WAijig 'pn
the Sea, Ind rebiiking the Winflaittia..thn
Waves, stilled- his fears .- :' fie ~tlionght
nheavenly light sheee around biu ;.a#4 . he..
rejoiced with a joy unspeakable-in the-iliv-,
ing power_ and presence of 14.:Redeetber.'
He went out on the. deck.. The 'fieoltis..of
lightojog:revettle4, , ihat...thCiP444:44l:o- 1 ,
InxittchiNEfietarl:! )l V TiQui!int . :4 ll it
4ftiGelG . • ..+1 ,1 644;414.: 8 1 6 04 141 , it :da`ehed
against the preoitpe„fell.fiteiitheideekvf:
the"veitiet•Billinipeifaiitgreatialt,„ketthou .
all powers.repiepli*Alit:W .irreo ra. the
of Nitirng
him into the- endless peace tor4lieaven.
WI/ 41 010 eYEWYmit)mailt - the-,
rataPeriak ihe.foree•of , the.wiodi , striking
spinet., the 'Wilt; a. 'reek,,. here Ilk Ship
frOm • the impending destruction: : : .In. a
moments she bedaine manageable, and
'her grow as again to the open sea.:, The
memory of that hour of deliverance caine
to him every day as a "
a
and•-hencefOrth ho never...,_ ou for a,
m9kik,„,ehr 4 1 1 P,''W"
enat 04
:'o...oiPtif t#lo - of
ihis . .neaeemer. .‘
vc , I had many times reason' to edm h ittg!,,Alie
Christian. _manliness ~of
Thitvwscenek of storm, of • anguisir Mid' of
rayer and reit f; I have,. Aim relate
theiiresterar.Or .
the unction and emotion.; of .owe th* felt
assurred of the sympathy of all his hiteners.
On_tlcw,.s . ,e.e.asian 2 - when- thervvaarpresept
. . , .
at "a Targe dinner party, sever* sea cap
tains the .4
Caiecsatiori. Urn tmon the
-
`§tormq which "„ they ;Ilia,
the various: oceanson, .wiiielr..they And
sailed, and the. shipiireeka 'Wang : U*l4oh
they • had , 'passede4 This` led Captail,d) . .o6.
„Py to say that he, nortvwent ..outr.."4lleafe.a
Stith differetitfeelinglithan he
hadpasse& thronghoene great t letilite&had
,experienced preneriar of Goa
remembrance of 'thatvfloWluietad',:hih,
:heart,. whenclinleli;alli4e).l444) , and::werit
1 9.0 h on voogeniAtiikrowpc
be. hic!Then •ilt i erdesettbedit m ha-StOr
of the Mediteiriatiefin, the peril.:llnilelii
firance, and .the icapNesSion*Vhielkli'adieV.e.r .
remaine&- th • him; giving !;tlie ,, assiikanee
that t4itwesence lc ofrhisifi,e,deemer would
stik-M*4 fears in the day *danger, -and
'd , en he spoke 'of that scene andof
the. YUGoll, all manifested the . deep
,
est*pest, and those hardened Men shed
tetrolvvaEhis noble Christian 'sailor, on the
15th .of September last, was wrecked in .
Mobilepir perished - iwithlmarly:
his ore' - .One of thous !terrific hiiiriefujeat
.Avithirhifilt, f thifi ikkilifft.friis4;
Swept., over, 41,tikortoir-Of 'the : Sonthetu
•0044411 d -ti e weasel . of Catitaiii.,llixet•
with niiriiy'others; waa lest. Witho ea
hour of.safeaanohorageilis-shigwas tossed.
.upon the shore by the tempest,
the-best-of men le ft us fcir that. coufitay,
4 3%
.where there - is no danger of devoilring
01W..A5%m
BY alv. a. d. mOucs, ,
• TERIAN: a... A , : 0 ..:. -4.. • , i yo t sig. . 1 8 . 60
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,BANNER...„ -S. • • •
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3vllves:f t ' 9,Pe learit fomeiiht sy . l, otaigrat
he was calm andieolleetatiriA4S.34t.eff2t 7
ful scene, and have no.odouhtlizab,he
artin experienced the. ptesenieti4;:e
Saviour, lifting his soul ahor7. - the, _ fig./ '
the tempest. The tidings of diath
will earry.,aomrow to many- , hearts ,
lands, and his memos NEL eheriib r ed
with.-the ilef)p'eat..-restreet' iiiiesionkrieti
in ChiqafTurkeys. *dia,zend th%lsbuLds
of 'the "sea, by MERty deveitt men iq
the various couiltries vcisitird?
ET4S 7 BE eilyNtfillEDl.
, .
• 1
- • " iis4lltriak.g.l
The hiuse where little .Nannie lives is a
mikaUltakie milifie4l lll " f" steps cl 5
fieS l l'the . teed. II has iatkir4,*re.iTi
withits simple porekan!iiine t -,covere' win;
i f
diiii.i;:t;hen the trees' lia*elitietta Min y Way
of *nodding and waving over its roOf. The
ysrd, in ,front,i s„> tlWart B:Weptf as r cIeVA",
Pan ,t,,13, and.. Nall,i,Rk i ilit.tiell-Pea., ia.,tlo, l ;ei.
ptiiyjngoi'aunnaug Amen' o ,n 'the grave
.A.ey.libimmer'td#:ol‘i Viikt see :Nan
nie?smee•Whitelioe, with.its blue eyes an .
,tailgle4 flaxen 'heir, ,peaiiag..througb...thiV
vines . A tiny face, has flanniejer thecii
only three .years old - and.:thi; sun les 'hid!
no. eff ect szllk ,;he 'File, faipm,of . li t& A 0 4
and: "a'v f ery swat little'mbutl iihs' Nen= 1
win:qh • !ak:vale rightkgerrily.! gut, alil
m; !. At lypi4lo make tY OO 4: tieft,4' ach e ..o° seed
the grave ' sadness . °Cap :ink face some-i
times, to see . thA sikitlfrealps,try to, smile:
to your•kiskep r und- :only quivW.pltlx:tudir n
while instead ; of 'childhood's sweet laughter;
comes i+ — ..if,bbiiiiii.:4liglCl:ao:.4l to leear.i
Poor Islannie,lo(4.xer . !mews
. the ',biassing of,
leYfre&vier:4;..:' kteAeilkeTe o .4, l oo.i.gtrei 2 th - !
bag ~I)*AlOws • la..** :, tresiumin t film
her.. mother. '... Oh,: it. 44114 .: make you'
.ahtulder.'tO" hear the.,pat4bliate tones and]
threats or D . Tannie's Artothey, piethe'gßigpdi
of the blows which fall unmercifully upon ,
the tender 'd.'elicate"fiat..Nl,ol4ie 014. 1 4 1 r
little brother., ; .. : . . ;: ..,.. ~.,... _..;_ '.,.; ' 1
~
.
Tommy,the. )44, .:.96414 th e e time ' s
whenlie is not . a sleep , : or in ! his .-ntother`,W.
cirpt3,; s it:Ad- 04, zgor..-10AV" *Pi
work to ,do , with Tommy mean* , fkr. at -1
tentiOn......Nainie never cries Mien- : left' to:
herself, but on her head and beart,l4l
the weight of her mother's
She ',broad , forehead, for 1304 ,a
little thing, -and I. believe .that had :she.
beenbent ;nude; a brighter star, - 'with loy-,
ing parents und a liappy . honie, instead of,
being the neglected „and uncared-for' child'
of e.poor* . sn'orittit,' coarse;
woinarfor Mother,'Navine - .would; one Oft
these•ditygf : lake proud heartaiery
her. 'Cheriahed.- and endinraged;` •
dearly loiedby 40yoted motherli
a very' loioilf,„-getitle," an d even .talentedi,
gii•V might poor Nanme • become: ' Bath
tlinextelalor hefelneation - Al*.at
few- gleanings-, from the District :Seliool,
'ind'how can 'anything but ttie..aiired,' un
sightly embers of all her' good quallttes,;
come out of the- burning, •fiery- , fttrnace ; of;
her wretched - home. :
•Nannie , hat a warm heart. - that-you,
wOuldsed.by the' way in which sha%nuraes,
and'tends berlbattirelCiaidolly;lo'l#littr,
dress;- • - Dolly bad very feattkr,ea c oueo,
When Miss Ellen "gave it t4:O-Nantkie r shel
gazed fOr mom* in l'Oelelish,t„l then,t
.
without saying •a-word; ran after: her only'
pct—the ,kitteit-,aad:-74rcaLi#g:lair
ceremoniously, tiought her •bach, and plrn
her into Miss v ,Ellen's arms.: Tissy: *as,
her only earthly •Vosseasion, ••eiCrythipg.liii
the world she badVgive to shOw,h9w - linli
'grateful • she
less of the
her' c
, doll beepAul . e..fht *is • , ,;10 Ott,*
the: off hoeki•
to aer . e . -
Dear" child in ber.' TAM day, .Of Afrhap
been full of tioryow, but it Irvetr (Tel* to
think that theire is 014,3jiliO.r.liha
" Suffer little ithildren riief
and• will he suffer-poot Nannie,:to manger,.
unguided, through. life's Trps.r.y. juvngiy?.
Oh, no
"We should see the spirits . •
• Ring round he - r—weiethe clouds 4 41 /..
trartatfil;tadia,pt:npitifti n Vistidifii,t )4101
Fathpr's watch` "ixtos,t. tejideiiy,. The
nvinkuncared-for-ehildhood:-4-..giesmineti,,
,“ And Then. "
•••;:•:.4- • • •,• - • 4.! •
~ Many years ago there was good ; pair
who lived at one of the Italiari,Pniverei4
Oie day. a ,yeung man: ran ,up hiiii-
Vrit4 face' beami ng_ with joy; and said that.
his greatest Wish was now.fulfilleit his pa:
Yeti ts haVing j iiV,en, him
_pezriiiiiieri .
study the law. " t4o,no* I am eedisi,.!'
added, " to the law W4tehitiel-of thieTtiier
sity on 'account 'oil' fth,:gitiatk fatie find*
mean to spare -no pains .to get ; through . ,My
studies' as well, end quieldy-iali_ possil4o?!
In this way'le went en `tal king fora long
time. When at, last he emne:to,*.sitfip, tih
good, man, who
with great patienee k said, "•Wekl!,.aqd-wheti
you have
,got,threugkyour coarse` O f - eta;
dies, what do yon ifhean th;ilOitienst i 1 ).
Then Iol4l:AiPlY:P§R!'Sr?*Aegre;!
"saisl,the young
!i'lind then'?"
again.
& then," continned'the•'yofliti;r" l
shall hsive a nimbe:r. of . diffisittlt cases to
manage; and I _shall_ patch' Isfoisieri s notice
by,. My ~ehisiiietsca,„.nty zeal
my acuteness, and gain agreat zspriiation."
" Asa thefi ?" 6- rbtieiteatiherallYsifies. - 1 -
• "Aini-Akelc4rePlie.4 thkIYPIO.; '"wbYs
the - irth4e cannot -be a questiskii;;l:.shall Be
propkutilicron4od high ;ofF4sOnother ; be
side:6;l shaillitstike
4314. tMillr • TCpci,SetdPelh4PPSt: -.
tiaded you ng lawyer—
"then I shill•live'conafpitablrii*liefftidisi
bly, in--Lhealtly and •dignitjr,
_add *lll be
able, to , lOok . .forifirdaolt •)laPp7
0 was .not allTkis to "look at things
seen." _ • -
Boeitie olysTitlegid e imlliona • &gain
~.he asked, "AnaiiittuitkiVAJM9
enp yeiti rr ! 104.6.6eiiniumethi17-4-44en
5hamaiii.7....4„, j4 ,,4 - -
ere SkjiiiiiirMtin'lkfto'ujthiTecr
afia b"An4l;:estP
-This' last.4q4and- then.V l / 4
h9sae, by God's;tst it t 9 the , youpg 'pup%
heart. , ,Froup:il46 4imetAter-ceaSedr to 400lr.
4e5n.:4,7,0V,1401,10feel powit
of things unseen. • - .41•
The ProWiltillatilimAre - • •
; •
.slaffkelli : thlira,nimanpdiminktVrihirgap
in mesa. natnresit and . Ithap it gathers
aboiii' itiattrie, 'of "liialliage.
Most:peciee,marTY there-; is
*( 1 1',"'"OX 3Plikkidtio# ll-, 4.446 1 4i 4 T4:1„i0ry
lePtiPg it,P3:Ahlt he* Of ° * 7ol'lgiiie. )
Which ilie:inethisa i re beheiras• in.
Lion in• iteir.;ikates ~, 1 44,4aPpyt'proaeisc, of
th . ...ooloiiidatiOfi, add than lo
nfir
Trthi)- of
li cohrst . wears awa,y.
thensband ha; seen his Arlfp -- iat henialY
of •pork and beans, and.witl44r,hiar
sled, and her oldest drese-pf4 , 1n11 . -idtithe,
enterprise of overhimilpf:things, he sees
that she belongs to Aiti)-futu4e.xace as him
: And she, when , _:htilband gets-lip
cross in the morAingq . + , ._"lind,ertakgtr,ip
ihaie'himself with - coldliatir and a Alai
.razor; while his simp,bndala,iirtiPplii at his
heels, begins , •to. , see tlyis a very pro
at!. In.:other iiifseds there )is , such
t 4 - tie allioneytnopn, of longer or shorter
duration ; and while the moonshine Ine s,
the radience of the seventh heaven cannot
compare withle...`ltiaaNrSiir lfelkeinusji4s
meaiEdoa, - '
When the honeymoon passes away,
BIZ
fsettingAbehtild dull mountaiis, or dipping
silentltintii: the : ,..stotthy of life, theComei
ying°lioui''of'~mai4iage=life has `
'Aetween .parties there, are no mor e
illusions.. The feverish, deaire of posses
sion has gone—vanished into gratification,
hd dllibtoitement has
c''r r,eceded.. Then be=
a ifithd,4'7-beki,:s-iht.':.thisiiiisad of
adaptation If -they •aot.44:oxe
e .lu3 they:.
,thoughtthey d
'dens to ' , one. another;' and be jealona' of
'degree 'Vfi)
mons to be,thrown away in; peral y regreht
or .open ' , differences. . And ~ l et .me , aay
diEefy one from whom : the romance of life,
.has -fled, - and• who is diecontented in , the`
'sliehiesf iiFee.e' With hfs
, lations, 'login this work. of Teconoiliatiou
•beforelteare a day older; •
'`3 ear "the attentions' of 'stets!. days.,
I)r f iq'idlii;fiiarts - el
'Whig over. .AeliSqN4edge yotii
one 'another, and determine that henceforth
you *ill be all in , all-to' each 'Other; and ,
my word for it, you shall find in yisur Vela
Irolingg°
Th Islag..lakYie to; 4a. If
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abr.oad,c4hamm3ervicomanAthoiltaksettlget
down upon the eonlidtion that he or stts.s
`4404i04 .1 :., 6 1 1. 7... 11 0 V„, P 1 !.. - 01" tick ( o4,
taat:therelanii Way of escape,
hark Ivo - therein' go Stint too
" 2COntlyi,
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HENGSTENBERO ON ECOLEirASTES.—Commentary. on
the Book 'of , Ecciesiostes. To)' which tireappianded, Treer:
stlision the Song. of Solomon o,n.the,Book. Jpl4,on.the
Prophet ; on the Sacrifices of Holy p Scripture': W .
• coi Rio Jews tind the Childish Mirth. 8.V.F....Yri Hank
D.D. •Traindited DAV. Simon.• Wee:, Gloat,
ACIIEBJF AIEJEIANT; Or
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•-efatelps for the Sp. l .6ooA2Psio-Oktib . sl6 oo 7'. -
Clll3Rokidgi .. .,lri,LPleit4lol;lt OblikiMis
tory. Translated froorros Osman
" "tor.rckirlleilfelCutto,-
1 1)15 - Tot T. To 'lke: oh: • Istripilano: Ol t olb,{
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Phristion Missions; ,Thels Pie, Proems, end Present _Po
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MACLAURIN'S WORMS.—The World,' of the Rex. John;
'Maclaurin. Edited bj W. (joold, E.D.Editiburo;
Edi
,tor of ()rues Wcslcs. 2,v015 , Opru 8160: Cloth,
8,"2. & Ob. will send imy of the glove by MAIL, puff,
loii)pail.,upoir %CAA of the price. • jui3s-13 •
t '
• .
ATATEfiIIeTST .. t- - . •
' A. l'i• .. - ' - Ai-kill} f',.>. ...,......
52 and 54 Murray Street, New-York,
Importers and Jobbers. of .cLOTHS, CA551317:848,. TEST
INGS, and every style and quality of goods ueed.by ClOtlders
and Merchant TailoicalartMen'r andlinys' Wear.
o• -BP/IIY. ... • . ~. •
NEW FALL AND.wrivlrprtGoops.
Iterchant • Tailor;
I. now preparedlo offer to. ilia canton - Lens and the public a
Ilne - aseditment pf. cw.nts,. CAS A LIKER:E.9, -- VESTIN9S,
AND OVER,COrLNCIA all of ilto_lafeeirj4d molt approyed
Xlea. 'fineaUortaieneofledielfuriilabin Eldtala.
•H. BriltlFs lardamikkiliiiiiejeft*bilitnent,
niirmy-q,4:amiscitiitmoltmlnymilwmwm
• T OL'AV H EL ,
. . •••
-'• . • •
When Oempletrixi;#lx yeeiri ago, the:ST: NIOXIti . I44 Aines
universally pronounced the moat magnificent , conven
and tkoronghjpmganized establiohme* of the klndon Continent. ,this
What it was Ebert, It remains to'4lay--without ifiid in
.
Maa,'ie /sumptuousness, and in .the.. general , elements of com
fort and enjoyrnent, ,
') The lintel has 'icenniiireidatairii a:170100 kuiisis, including
:190 complete sultecof omartmente for families
•.I.ix liutronso 11411.80143 can' be comfortably invited at the
: tables,of ita Ahree public dining,roome, and • nothing thit
modern art has deiieed for the con*Cnit , iiim and - social
cation of the trayeiling.public has boennM,PAl.3o l :AtiPlans
in is n4leciedlri its practical detail's .•? , 44ghr,
' The early reputation of the house al.X!res . o4,o4proad, de
frOM its magnitude, Its , suPerb,app*itthglille dad It.
:home-race comforts avid /uxuriesrhaibsM eiglenXeirf.7
year by the unwearied exertions of 'thd - P.rossirliano.., ' .
:sep22-3m. • ; TA I MPI ir * L2 AM:Pir" o°.
.
.EATON, CAVE . * .. 11121 — CRIIDIThil,, , •,. •
• WITOLIMAILL'AND RETAII, •
• • t
.:Millinery,
T Mc..? 0 II
ftii• •• •
311001YOubt..
•• ,DRESg:TRIMMINGS,
• N•
Agit .viikriAgrr 11131-404:. wo g
Ri ng,'
- .
• .
ALOVES, CAUNTI . -ETS, AND MITTS,.
Boston Ribbed Hosiery and Woolen •
Sad. Siring..il c itirte,LFrencli•Cotants, lad*? 9lnderwkars,
Gentlemen', 651 1 irk Oprrai" Buoteuderoi &c.;Silk, Wciol, and hieritio`UnderAirtnidnd Dirawerai
autheheeille.litt4ittelp4^ncy Nut-
....;4" 4 1 0 9/th? ff' llBZl;'llEn sV4:Z 4c".. ' 4-
an Shetland
Knittiim Yarns.' • - *
And a large list a 174iNsigg,,AjawLy,s AND NOTIONS.
,• Our advantagee for buying are an
• Feut . c;rt,Wrpst. , :r.nrehtudng dirnetly Xrern 'IN tit' Haft .
ctpally for Cash. we are enabled ioVITY AND' UN
TRY DSA7.L.RSMuailyae low as any..Stuanrn 'Jobbing Pm*.
,j•-',IINDCNANTN, ALIT.ILINERS, AND DEALERS,''
. ifebo livy to sell aide; are livited eiceinino 'on*
ikocV, tad unto our prices. hefore.mahift their purchases:: 1.
• Le: EATQX,CRUE 11/I.PRIaI,:•,
No I 7 Fifth Street, Plsaburei:
•011 , 20.L1113AblIT.ERARTILENT,int-the. B.nd..nooe ofi
Nos,ll' pall :19. '
arhm-i-i l Pdrkv* 4 4 1, .." , !!!"*Mer'".77 , 4•Mcar•
• • •
SAVE THEM .13EFONffiVer.LAT.g.
••.:•• . e f f e l t•Nui• 1 , .
tusa "
• •
No - 246' . Penn Street •
fn itekhonse farinerix ocinpfedi by. pr. G.•H. Keyser, otigkeite
Ottiiiit Moor' ill give - ail thor'moiTertilmprpremeafiL
Teeth Inserted at various prices, • .• . c •
-rca Nt•• ; •
'1 PROW SIB. 4ro • WAN/ BEL, ,4 : 4,..e.4
s•••.' •- •: • •••• ;: ? ItEFEitlitteng • • i''••••! , . 1
itiV. 34 "
• A...BRADLEY, DrOi.Nnt.aas,
'4ID .
• • • AV . : •
is 3ioPltuEl'
-
eCiitdiata di. 16.1t8E11, - di
W:rortax, ,e• . ; T 1
sutpELld'lEga. • ,•• •• • -mtiritAr;
• , : 7 ;
AL iv IIC g lif.
- • - ' A • • •
In its sixth year. Room 'for oyer.aptliiiiiiiiidipigestil
ihr Send for eiverniari to. •
4 1.1 .• • .;
' . • • ' %vitt: • at. , •
w -v, 13:4A: mr3., : tit .-,41E,40 .9s
.0.51 Ax.wmso •-• '
.FAIKINX::4EISUG
-
:11= Ma*prm'(.l4,4w-t-....,i4.?r,t—i-,:4.-1-nr;wt........,",-..
• " tig••••T'4 1 .'1 4,4 ••••,•b... 40 . 00
4 i'Sitirtut".
" " nallcams.„. • .60.00
?," ' 4 .1 ;4 7
We
- ova PiChil/0 91rei aAr ftei
Chine ovrr rtho folloWing reasons.: "”: ' •
-Bath the upper: am:V.lll4er tbretuia,are..Aeed directiy
from the grill:net/pod, thus diiing away with the ttiintilabf
re-toindiny; quilt:Let *high ea regny complaints are 'bade. • '
2d. It cantarworkedbackwards, as well. as' forwards, 'with •
,the eamoleeility,,,aandre started with the footidorey,i,i4d. A 4
a I rda Y i t t .r
flees ight O . pe endicnata "Vettle-bari 144 tOtild t need The,.
bhaks'itaena. • ' .0 . 7
It Joao stipple that lt.;..esit 43e very easily i 2
5 6614.4 1;:t;17.1 • '• •
; •
By the combination id, tiiial' , .teaturee, AloAlepeetent , in ,a
Sowing MaChlne, wo are ellablid to o ff er to the puhLic'
tiepin ne. , Built the wylendandlng tte hell mtha purse
EveYifeadttelltfd
r llfte.crtranted.
• Toole and WI printed directions accompany each Machine.
ioy7 Agents wilted in every , town throughout the country,
:idan'preAtable term, 'andlta - poseihtlity' Of . loet" *nil for
Circular of terms to Agents
• . • W. W. NORTUROR.;ffitetwilgi
No. 60 Market sixeet, (up.ttsbu )
lig4,3m Pirgh, ra.
`,nlsiivEss 7 •Mnicts:-
cud F::;:9.kS%,L=
OFTWitillE. ATTENTION OF
`. the ifibiCcAo • e rtruaDzT l :ti„ .
••<, • ; 1 1 - Afigf.4-A - • G k
ous eep s.
where may be found a ,large assortment uf ail kin ds! of Dry
regnlred futnielbitig a . house, strr the
:trouble usually sm - periericed in huntiniremch articleiy in vs,
Monk placea. ,lu_consequence of our giving our &typifies) to
thielind of stock; to the exclusion of ffieSirsind fancy goods,
.we oast guarantee id:wink:es and styiess,to be thevadlayera
ble in the market. .
• • • IN LINEN 0b0)15 4 '
.iiedre able to give perfect malisfactiOn; 'beim g' thm-Oidessww•
taidished Linen Store in the city, add having lbeen tot'ffsiire
than twenty years regular, importirs from some of theijoid
nistnubetiftere in Ireland. We offer, also; large stocivot'
• FLANNELS AND MUSLINS4';';:4I . 7. •
,Of the best qualities; to be* obtained, ant.attheveryslo ll 4 l t.
prince.Bliuiliebi, gbeetinmi, Ilelcinget;Tsigueer
•Table illoths,AndWapklits, Towellingu, Metiers, kinckabne4
Table and Piano Coveys, Damasks and Moreauis, Lime and
•Muslin • Cnitaine, Muskies Pitiable' Chiiim Window.
Shadings, ac., site. .- . J OHN V. COWELL & .50N,
12.2 W. coiner of Chestnut and Seventh, Sta.,
• stsSibtf. • . . ' Piditidfdphics
S : TA.* aIF N
glik TY' , TR ihni!:editnerf;
StateoriciallYlUls4.:....;.?•,:
IeULES : • ;,•;'
MI
•
•
• 1.-Moh6y la received every day; and in' auram*nti.. Urge •
orem 4 dam -FIVE+ PER.' WHOP interest ie paid :for 011 e
pay, it Keet;ip. , , ,
' l a. The money is alwaj , a - polg.l baCk elOtb * , grit is
)called, for, and 'midis& notice., ' • • •, •
4. Money is incetved from Imo 'Adniinistrato*
relueiditihs, and others, leho aealre to Lassitin a place
Aotupakty, and where Interest can be obtAned far Its* _
b. The ungleY juneved from depolltota invested In REAL
ESTATE,'MORTI9AOIBB, GROUND 'REPTS,'I‘nd aucli 'other
first elatal cmcmilles arkthe Charter directs. •. - 1 ; 4 4
8. Crrncir HOURB—Biary day from . 9 till ' 5
teem* .
:ombfondaya Phuradaye till-8 o'6lock,in the eveningo I
HON. HENRY L. RENNER, PreaSecit.
ROBERT SiILYSIDOZ, Vita President.
Reed, Secretary. .
sir OFFICE Walnut Street, Southliest Corner of Whitt
Street, Philadelphia. : . •1 t _ Jan
. E W 'TE , . ,fficAtivE. Et,a.v sE.
•-• • ... .
•• ' WHOLESALUATIp t RETAILI' , . •-•- -
J . P
Btte.it; • "Nttibiringh, . •
(nearly opposite the begins Mestk)lunt very
°choice selection of .
GREEN AND Biampic TEAs..
of the latest importations. .iklso,
'.721,6,144brAYRA, AND / 6.L.O6aVitRAIRET JAVA
.New Orleans, Cube, Coffee; Crashed; and Pulverised Sugars:-
Rice, Rice Flour, Peartand Coin Snitch, ,Farina; Yelat Pow
dors Vermicelli, Cocoa, Brotna, Extra' N 0.1,• and
Spiced Chocola.to;" Pure Oroand..Splcesi . ..Carailei,Altnond,
Toilet . ; Pah* 'Gerrniut, and 'Rosin' Snpl'Carbdriate of
Soda; Cream Tartar; Extra Fine Table Salt; .Pure 'Extracts
Lemon and .Vanilla; Star, Mould, and DiPPC4 Csndles;.Seg.ar-
Oared Harms; -- Pried Bee; :Water . ...Butter, Seger; add - Soda
• Crackers; .Foreign Fruits, etc., .. • ... • •
Ear This stock has been purchased foi . CASII; and2 , ollr be
.I:offered to the Trade; and' Woo to. Funnies,' at verXmpdeirtite
advances, from whain we respectfrully sOliclt er a ) of, pet: ,
ronage. •
•
e litilM- 0 ;111 1 RENSILA.W,'•
Family GrOet . and 'Tea; 'Deli'
253 LIBERTY .BTEEBT,
recently returned ilimiiheltioltrandladdidilliiikely .
,to his stock by fresh pferchasee, desir,es to isa thkommoop
of the public to the finest:Sidlarie' st'aesortilikiik`of —
Choice Family Groceries,
. • TEAS; SPICP.S; •; • •
to .be -found in this city. Families, Schools, Hotels, and
i Dealers who may favor him with their orders, may rely upon
i 'the quality of the good's they Tintauto, as hje object is to
fling& the - best and freshest, goods in the market, at the:
Lowest prices.
•t CAUlogties Contkinint in;hate' uded list of any' stock tftri.:
nished 4.1E104 r . • -
'Sr. No charge for cartage: -. `'"?
sp7-IY .
. H AV RN,
Book . Job. - . Printer - •
STEREQT, YPERof BLANK, .131:10$..MANI1-,
PACTUR ER, and Dealer in AMERICAN AND PORRION
PAPERS, Corner of Market and Second, and' W{ and'
Third •Streete, l'ittaburgh, -
Parifedlir attention paid to printing Catblognee for Collegeei
and Seminaries, Propaittipiwiliploinpa; at . id ,SchOol•Repok".;
P 0 0 - . 5 6 . • ;
WILLIAM .JOHNSON,,,.;,
(L4O ,kAsis ok-p 7 .seit=
Sole Nantifactfitor and Shim 14i!ftiti ' l c three mailman,'
kinds of Roofing:• .-r..•
Ist. Ginn Elastic Coment,l?Blimild Canvas RoOfing.
. 2d.. Improved ; Pelt, Came ntand Altayel Pooling,
841. - Patent 33nglielf
•ALL Fire .and 'Wage- 'Proof, afici:Warrantoit.
Roofing . 'Material for:" Oale, with printed butt - actions, fior •
• air Moo at Batem& Johnson's old stand, „
-' • -
75 Smithfield Street; Pittiburgik. Pa
N. R.—This r OGM CEMENT is nn palled as ti..paint : for',
Metal Niiofs, laStfnittritie chi4p . eitlihn common
point 83mo a a, a paint to pmemt . dainkncial-in Briclo Wa ll s:. •
.• deo.l-13" • , . WK. JOHNSON..
WIC II." KIRKPATRICK, 'JOHN P. KIRKPATRICK, '
Late of the ,fierm of. Kirk " . "Leta with °Teeple; Zoller,
Ratriqk -
Wlll' 8r... CO •
_ •
RIVAtfM WholOsal e errocorel
ING' COMMUSI . ON r 0;2:4:
• .; - ! DiAElrgeiN .4 " • " "
-PIMBIIK64-MA/MACTOKETi ARTIOLNS:
e. 299 Liberq.StOppOsite-head.of
P 'TAB Int.o
Particoliw attenticallaild r o.llth 'isle of 602 Prodtioai
' ,‘ayarty • ,
I • I Otia A 1193 .y i'4;
fin: BIRI ( ~ATl3ICK &:BONS, No.Bl EL lgainuttzt. 'lofts=
'Market acid Chestnut Sta., Philadeliihts" have for de
Diy and Balted Slianish - Hiles; - ' 4 ** l f`•
Alta i'abla KJ Ta"" 'e ' 611 rie l t s a n d
ry and Green ps, nne e , n s p
Carrier's Toole:at the loireet,pricee, and - upoii•the beetibrins.
Air All kinds of Leather in the rough wanted, lbw which
the highest nuirk,'t riffbeiiill be lifidii"in — chsh. Or faiten In
Aptchangelor indee. leather etoralffre er charg e.. an* sold
on corfiralssion. Jan29:ly
Villf-tT-EFICA7-R:T ISt s
Y ' Thy Sundiy* Sch 001"
• TRIIVIIOI-;
The ;10 Sunday Schold - Libraries,for distribution as per
legacy in Will of the late CHARLES BREWER, 'wilt be
ready for deliveonand'efter.July,Oth, 1860.
The Sunday Se. ry. ools entitled to these Libntriee are those
caditlilialied Allegbady °cunt'e:
, !P, 111 - arch , 31st,
ppy(canti+~ili be iintrired irtittement'ene
bli mune,iocation, and date. of organization of, the SchcA;
name and Post Office addrela of Supieintendent ; • aviiragr
number of teachers and scholars' hi , attendance;
thee - contributed for support of School.
Reasonable - evidence; braintediredPotittibutiods and oat
mixt: , of the pegFruunuteenf. the.SchooL pill be xeqedred:
'; ' ;; .3 1 .
df EAS'N,Ettie Atieausi,
.1%,79.,171 FlitliSt....pittabnrgh. •
!ITZI
PRING'-STYL f ES,FOI . v.
`7n m* Wm* t"Mtsiet3: embracing in - yeirt. — a. large and - well ne
lected stock of Pancy,Yrench mid English
.
CASSI ERE'S AtIOAQATIIIICS,
Together avithUtS line 'sin astiortnlent;tolllsi s ch Aid Colored
CLOTHS AND YESTINGS, as the manufactories of Enrope
can produce, which are adapted telhe wants of gentlemen of
taste, 'wild appreciate style and 'quality in clothing. -- •.
." • BAIKTIAIstO.UT & SON, .
• No. 19'Fifth St., Pitubtargb:.
FARMERS, GARDE RS,
dßeCiilflikCATYA ',to ; • !'"..S , , 74 4
I.TALint"Of i bcaigi4o344
theirimsbiess tbttt ciribe tyla
TON; BARKER & 00.% Agrietatteitrißoak. Hotese, Vat
RPw•,York- N:P.PLINRS . r.4 4:
?pmi •• 13 ••. 1 ,i 1 V/9?•••-•••••• ..•Yri!****r:fifi la qt 8 4.F.99*
MiK- 1. 64N illiAW3lllio4l3lCollka. )
Aol , l92aßi f. ailliarlig#4l l ; • • ;
. ,
ellatePO 0-44 43 traW ( 1 0 0dO
.4 11 • WHOLESAIai ;41`1) : 11 r4 1 4- 1 . 4 .tic;
141 li r olid Street., : k;
Dave;'; fee 21.64 it; ie.4.1
ileuerrte mr nt broods !Le can' be feu* , hoeffrof
ettil„ccianistb3roF., •• • - 4-,
•
SinK;" - Wok* itl:Eets; •
'of - Avery' style andiumalty;-OAPS•aVeivity:and lAteßt
foshionsi Palm TAO; Strap aluMilmas, HATS;
Stftw, And Silk BONNETS, ete.i,letn. Pdnititigir.vishing ti
Tiurdose elAter.By Wholankrwr B* 01_, W i tt the ir
ObtrNWki • 11 ' • ,
F . • BfH 14vounigitio
• • • ~.374: 1 7 -A M; I K . , g; •
Yx.: - •. 44 S 4311 ,1 08 . 4 4WitilirlidoNtra **VI •!. -
.o . .llr : avemwirreiiia?„..zwit *ROD' .0 OOZ P •
.1
N. 246 xglleViroppwrit tloa besa.ofFwok
! •!' ' • ' lebTll'v •
BA WeA.k/IS: 3 Pi•JR
;,?liAiiiggii*.i. z . i . „,..
•
.L.--
,'' '. .. , • ,
„M I
..f,...P'1,; ~
gfIEWfrAND , ...SECOND4HAND-. PIANO:.
.
i ii..... 6
*il;iogt;4'<in - ;eVilsiVeleot iiiiii4tiglicAck ; ftififiNel" 1
tho.followthgrdesirat:derhat'ofjfewßitud 'Second-4nd ; Pianos
now in store and ready kr examination and sale at the
'clttiitielyr 16wiptkellanh ild' - tti:them,. and .thtste; vllioi. do
„porshase may, he, agSured .t.ln4 such, ao, opportunity is sol
d6th Offered .' On those; nittrk , d3loi - CAR; no dioco nn t will be
allowed. • I', • . - !1...::." - 7- .-. - :-' ..
. ~ ~ . .
~. Those - for lode op credit,,i . ..iforths- ooty will bt
. given, and tnitsrliolosttled for bl.note, 'payable in the city,
'or a diecount of three per eiiikt.' for cash.- The following
islegaut . .
- • • • •
iroliblitoli"-leverr-:Ootaira' Pianos,.
ON • A lON FAIT OF TIIR RE MONTI'S.
A new anT.53*(54.,&.
with 411-11W.lidest improvement,' Maio expressly for • ,
• subscriber:and wil6be warranted} The factory price
of this style is 25003 for sale at
gliaitheedrnhig-itninestyle and price ' a• - .7.2156
Anothop.froni the sett maker. in nri oleos tit Rosewood : •
. — "Onete;sithatifbiZtuferif priee437sVfor ' •'f *15714‘ , 280
014Xtakhoeowood,„LontaYe'Pjan% °mail
Bbston; in perfect order, mid i° uselose , tb :an.orritijaNzi
• • the price when new woe $550 -
&entity named 7 •ietalie,•neiVanir large male
Piano, made by, A. Gale, the New York Moira .
04 71dchsiitiolgikt itgo was $45 ei , "„oitymm
;Tiro elegant Rosewood 7 octave PUMA, mired
' 4 1 4: 8 ;;stale from Ato A; °made by:Ciaktl ci o f;
°red vy ! mod Judgeti.,e3 pric e
tki,first ,of tbe New •
York maiming, at this' low toilbeiSf. . . ... 215
Ono - stuns style,-W octaves 250
0.51 e elegant 4osewood,Cltickerino4 l . B
Jpoile; In use nbt,more glie#,Edx-m ox i
'4tesebictiletaTs ••1 • '
4i.1112‘ 'FOLLOWING-11M Fillticuip.ffity r
. . .
40,„4„0„,y,d0ub,107r.ide0
,A
..r,n,m010,*3 4 ,416 1 .
Chiehering sem! •
.. 4160
A Raeheecel, toct4W, by tytlktna o n t » : ISO
'AW eho g ell3s4.o9 tavet . WilkimOtaCitr
. A liiabowy, 6 octave, by Chickergegit. 60
A Mahogany , if octave, 'by ;Uteri.. . . ' 60:
• A Mahogany. 6 octavo ; 0
NAlawood, 6 octavo, Chtcleribg ' ' -15 0
Rgilisirocal, 6.octivve; Num**
Packing Boiee- h lanir.the
Piano
,packed; tree of °barge, to golo ft distance.
0.14141 , JIMIN 11. MELLOR,
$2 Wood Struts
*IIENSHAW,
..Liberty Street,. near Wood
MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
46 North Y-ortrtit Street :
IoNIVADELPH lA.
KlllBllll5 l . l Mr. PrOPrictOn.
InneVly
•
A N
IV• A IN
MISWEArg
- JE s 2
-Durldj s the last fourteen Years; some four hundred pa t ,,,
, ba sdiumacki ae dge ,bsei .o.that . f gran fam :l ayni * ,:j o e n wibe in 7
r 'ret tEbti nti tt o ab na lth. d usedo eldg . ll i d :rti : maen il u ll: p, te rtr e :ent.,t,:,; e:„.
=111e; but - strange to my, lint of this: v ie: k r:e t : t n . : 4.4
lichines, only some tell dosen hreibeen ',NZ,' : 1
prialltal value; and of this wall iumber, no t - ern:
coinbinedthe advantages of. o feirAy.. manniseter4,
machine. There are large, heavy, noisy, cured.row,
sconsidiastedtattohhate, designed for heavy
the purpotte Very well; while there are oti,..trs of lid
in4khaniism and - delicate adiUstmentri which Perform on lie
work to advanhigo; and while the former or,
'
conifiedto heavy works the latter are of little . .ee;.".
•exoept. on light fabrics . Therefore I take great plen,,len.
tahainitheimportanntlictredatt Mr. Holm, the ore gr i n ,, l
ventor otgetteing Machines, has recently perfected hitShutej
^Xichinitiletreieto,combliKdre &Much smaller space anti xith
:farlestmachtinery,,the strength and durability of the.
kettering the'eame time pant. sloe
delicsay of movement and ease of operation peculiar b.
• &mil' , Machine, and which renders this the only teirerbi i ,,. 4,
Market working . ' equally well the lightest ( 0 ,4
Jiacitieilfairriarlaud is therefore designed for
• ALIIso , KINDO OF -WORK!
..
. .• ef.Y.AMILY Eisvoo,
THE 'HOWE MACHINE:
Millie only onethat can give satisfaction, and they q ill L,
sold for oneAalf the money charged for any other novel in ,
ohollie of doing-air - heavy work in as good a manner. TI„,
machines cannot be got oat of order by any fair mean,. and
they Wilf be fallyyWarnmted for one or more years • yl„.,
will stick, hem, tack, cord, bind, saltier, and fell, vii,,„;,
bastitinakinebitlockestitch seam (alike on both side,„ T
; great beauty: strength; and elasticity, and which canner
ripped befaveled: • • .
•Thepnblicsire coidially invited to call at my room,. No.
26 FIFTH STREET, . stairs,. and thoroughly test th,.„„
machines (mall kinds of work; don't be satisfied by
... ime ki a ... B .m se hi n e• sew orraing,trit bring along your
est and heayiest work,,and.pritthe Machine to the unin rigid
Active and retsponsible Ageritti are wanted for the ,at,
these.kfachines; ;upon liberal term*.' Please send for sump!,
of work and particulars of agency. Address
W. B. LASSPELL, Agent,
Pittsburot,
•
.
SAMSON.
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,
*ltlg't-arn
No. 60 Smithfield Street, keeps constantly on hand a lac
, assortment of Ready-Made Coffins, Metallic Cases, Flin•isi..
, kc., of, the latest styles. Personal serrices in all cases al,
' +required, and no *nit will be spared to give entire fttigar
.tion?And relieve the friends of the many unpleasant ditti ec
Sitieessarily 'connected. with the preparations for burial. at
.graitlyveducad prices:, Roome(w .. / (4 , Y,Tid night. Baru,
asiffearrings*.furniidied.
.;LEATHER •rtELTIIIG,
tip,
.7. 11 M 1 .-sII III ,IL
''' - r • G 'llfi MDT S ,
AND
• P.A.C3M:N . CI- 2
ct '
CONSTANTLY ON . tap AND ills TALE BT
At*
•
Liberty Bliercipposihnhe head of bed,
• •-r.PITTSBURGH, PA.
tAidelleaßE, 1111111001111, COPPRZ AC.,
••• , •• 7 4 -, '%•••••4 Pir a ic Ahlt6 HAND. •
°emu. - • F-•••
AV. 894?..T' ll._ faIWEON.-....N. U. WALKFI
lI.RG E ON & Co.,
.f • IffiPORTSRS AND JOBBERS LPL
AwrigniAmdAkmmespe Fancy Goods And Baskets,
,And. mannfaotgiremi .of ,kiiicia,of Looking Glosati and
l Okuldiezeii Candice. • " •
• Allir N0:.62 Wood pt.,.vrinr.9l Fourth, Pittaburgh t Pa.
jun3o-ly - • • • •
C A R .B 0 N -0 I L ,
-For Brillia ncy "and Economy,
•
81311.1i.A88E8 ALL O THER, ILLIIKINATING OlL?nen in
-zna'rket. It will burn in all sOles .of coal oil lamps, is per
fo,tly sok, and tree - from all offensive odor. Manufacture 4
aind.forlatleby."
• 4 :I%II4IOKEOWIST,
i • 187 yfiffigar.flriurr, Pis/sans&
RE
MEDICAL.
4'l OR. MMANE'S
Celebrated Amencan
MEE
WOR M' •• SPECIFIC,
EEO
„.
NEW • • •
• AGE.
:I 's 11 Qg WQ474S•
)IrlllHE'~tmtin"ce'isial gilid'•kaden
'leolored, widiroccasionall &ashes' , or a dr
oroone..ojr b9th cheeks; the
become dull; the pupas dilate; an
'.azure semicircle runs . along the' lower eye
4nai -the'nose , is (ittitatedorsiells, and some
-2: times bleeds; a l .*lrelligrip *the• upper lip;
occasional heit4achei v: ivith: - humming or
throbbing of the ears;
,an:, ; iiisusual secretion
. .ce'Salh , ay. - 'srtinY . 6,r /- '6Yritliongue; breath
. very foulkspaiticularlygnethe , morning; ap
=petite iaxiablep.stametimes voracious, with a
krtawirt,serisa!ion of the stomach, at others,
entirely_ one; fleeting pains , in the stomach;
'decisional .'itaisei and - Vothiting, violent
ikairisNtliiiViou“the ibdornen; bowels. ir
-).:veguLlo4_tursek-tostivet stools slimy; not
urdrapiently•thige4,with,bl9od; belly swol
i.lels,asfl' Aurbidi,.respiratioa oc
cassonati t, and accompanied by
iViiiierinies dry and convul
41.11vet,•RlineasY: `, arid Agiturbea sleep, with
; .iscindingot.theinper variable, but
trrileVrtthe stbm,symptoms are
; :41 hound t esi st,
II:
IvLS.APTET•: VERMIFUGE
elfect a. cure.
1%4 which has at.
469 iiihriihirtfratkni :of this prepare
ti aka? Thai; bee2PA*IO4II;OS . warrant us in
.1411040*.towN1* . lni the public to
i' dilk•ETViCl4 l4- ft MON E Y
''*eieettlititance - Mhe' it it should prove in&
fectuil: "pmiriding the symptoms attending
4111 " 01311 " sr 'Pr . ( ths child: or adult should
,ppo'shicisof : worms being the
)1 easesflieMedicirie to be given
EfTHE DIRECTIONS.
.iiire t i p • onnririti to • the public, ti at
ie/:.l'6w
4 V I. Lianfti V ermituge
"iIOES *OT , CC)*Allst MERCURY
•
,n firOP
, iara;
. 1134 a , tItIS an innocent
'Prefa_ritioarial";FaPatas Of doing the
largiolloat *fray to -iheinoai tender infant
4 -• -I. :Address fair orders to
BIOS / 1 1 . 115111:1RCH, PA.
A t " :iittui:Phyorasii ordering from othere Van
dusd Pri I=lt e doweil to write their order!' &Mali n !,
Dr.• prepared by Fir , ' P
. 4' AU Za_thoss wishing to Km thew I
to --- . 7 part Of
alla=" 1 1 0 1 , ElaaAbr . iwelre three-err
::reatalfage for fo
fram Osamde must De P.
bf
00.40 ‘ . , 111 440,,,D0 1 10B•lad Chau:try Store Emig"
; • fftAl4
EMU
lOC
S 1. 1. : •; L 0 WI
A. aapir4ne4 presents to the etks
• V) `-4 •
: 8 DOWLING' 'SYRUP
R -'CHILDREN TEETHING,
'a;•
Y poetess of teetbiog, by oofteniog the go!ot,
+ e ra iN &ay ALL PAIN and spared 4, retie,
-' , 4IURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
INisid spa. it, mothers,lt.i ri Rive root te; yoreehe., `nd
REUEF ANO t HEATH . •TO YOUR INFANTS.
Wela 't4t_ weid..sphi 4111 i Article ara tee yam, and
'S
AT, NMW4CE AND TRUTH of it whet we &ever beten
iibletOoloy of sory other-peel —NEVER. H .
AS IT FAII.EII4
tiPIGLE .INSTI.NUF.,. TO Cl/7X, whm tim e''o4
aid r oTh rr Lastaoca of . Alsooteehteltico briny OW e
tt..",44n the ecaleary , .11 are delig Mod wet!. de opetattoeN
1 . , 141110:Iteif eoentootilisticot of 'to wiestaal streets end medical
Ns'e f ia g .k.k. this =um" WHAT WE Do ;mow
• AND PLEDGE OUR . tarn:marrow FOR Till .
OP, WHAT HERE s ISKILARIL la *how 017_6
-ho..ttoorkotoot b ...Redo. Max i m& awl otheastkaosh ,. "
^ f•lois& in fifteen or tweety oolooleo fito syrup le tottnioiosemt...,
. .r . # 41,0184,11, Pretwrittiws is the preowtollea of gam of die now L.
PLEYENCED nod SKILLFUL' NURSES lo 1.1. w E.411120.1k" -
;pirfll. WIWZR reaueta.soomss in
.. THOUSANDS.. OF CASES.
Aiiirraoly relieves the Wild -fit= Pato, bat . invigorate, tb
Loma* eattlity, and gives tore aed enere_
.3.Wlit wilt almost hate:ally natooo GRIPING IN Tel.
L AIOND POLIO, eed owstecenis ocieeelsietie• "ilikb• ant
yVT
ttrtieetiod end in death. We believe it the BEST ariPSDF,,, ilk g..
tL Der J* THE WORLD,., em DYSENTER,Ir I,l ‘
CHILDREN, ' , tether it swims Boos testi:um. 0!
e ~dlb¢raaaae. W. , rociad'ary to eve =other whe has a ebild
'4 4 4 *an• "r • • ono to—DO NOT Ler !out
Noe • Ices or orifices, 'bud
• 'slid oar salkirlal . 12A ' ebAll and the relief that win be Slini.r.ir
" lr'eußZ -40 fo ll ow . the vs. of Ws =whew., lf
. • • run 41Insetheis for Pape eras attotnpoov cad.
'1961.1i.,..Lms the Uoiraiells of CURTER a PERK IN,
tltthei ?itadde Wrlateg. • ?0b1 ,.. 1%_
_Drat Otte tat. t'
etgh " t y.
•IS Cedar Street, •
ail% COATS Pit HOTTLI.
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