EME=W= ,(~Ttstellaneiin's . . . _ EVl 3 4lTS4ll4.lnictlerii - - SlPTl3ltli•Oliomfas. —This disease geziertteicart4s menefs - Withvvatery discharges fromthe bowels, o a white, oryelloW;or pearl color; with White, riakeit ou standing's, short tune.: These are,woll described as rice' - wafer evricatitionsi Vomiting is a usual attertdantnn these evacustioas, but ttotan tweariabbioise. . The vont- . : iting isustbillyttecompanied with great uneasiness and pain in the tuunatlrand bowels. Mae tongue andbreath .ate icy. cold the tongue is sometimes clean, but gene rat-: - ly slightly Coated; theinrce becomes weak and husky: -.croups and - iptiitas - of the arms, legs and body, are gett• eral andpainfariYutptOras. The skin Is shriveled iinu of purple line the pnise becomes weekend frequent, and in the collapse stage entirely loot at thewrist ;.the breath- -:ingrahored and hurried. These symptoms usually - sue - heed each other in the Order stated. • VD.o WELL'S CHOLERA .5111aURE: This mixture is prepared from the prescriptiousofthe. late. Dr. A. N. sPDowell, of Pittsburgh:: I.n his Give piattice, he had used itiwith complete succcashipo . epidemic, 0f,1833 and the present xeason. • Ste sudttim. men havegrYeri - ft 'to many passengers .who : have /ced: , I attacked Malt the disease - me present season, and in eve= , ry case effected o..Gretd3t cure—after they,hadheenpro hemmed-Anal:arable by 'physicians:nu board. Prepared, solely bY the proprietor. ' , WM4TII.OB.N,Dritgq - is jell-ti .No. 5311arket street, Pittsburgh, aollef for. Cramps. • vs-TE RAVE. ABDOMINAL yr.& 'RMERS, made from V y the most approved Engliah patterns., famished:and recommended by Thomas Bakewell,Esq,and a number of eminent rhyalciatia;heing a most convenient spoors - ms for thcapplicatiqn of warm or hot water to tbe bow els,in case of cramps in 'Cholera. As every perton subject to sudden attacks, no family should be without-- at lesstwithout-one.,. For sale by • ' SCAIFE&ATIDIDNSON, je6 First street, between Wood and Market ate. - ptritrivr OIIT, RE-BUILT, AND AT W(IRK!!! Wagon Manufactory, rpHE.subleritier having - enlarged .his Shisp, lately 11 stroyed by fire, informs his blends andlhe public generally.thathe is.now,prepared to Manufacture Wa gons, Cani,Drays, Timber Wheels; Tranki and - Wheel barrows, at his Shop; on Fifth street, between Wood and , Smith.fieldsaisets; where he keeps on hand a large stock, or makes to order; any amount of work, ar Me beat ma terials Sind'.by capenenced .worltmenotnd at Ptices 'snit the'llines.;f. ; . Soutliiiiimerchtuits and furnace Min sire req uested to' callandletamine,before ptumhasingeliewliere- : mar/tam Wht„.lllelo3E. I\TEW.BOOK9L-klan Primeval, by - Harris. . jt Layard's Nineveh - and its Remains. • The Clergy of America. The Czar, his Court and Peopie. . Women of theltevoletion. . • - Irvin& Works; new edition... • Life and Corresponeence of John Foster. Holittes*Poenis. ' • De*Foe's Works, complete ; 20 vols. Swift's Works . , complete; 2 vols. Melding rind Smallest; Complete,- The Progress of America; 2 thick vols. Forma is by - H. S• BOSWORTH Zc C 0.,. . 4th street, near Market. Er Clergymen and ;strangers are invtted to call at the Book Store of H. S. Bosworth do Coy on Fourth-street,; near Market, ivhere will be found fine editions'of many rare and valimble works. , ___ . '2l.lngazines.lar Jane. DECEIVED ATM. 'A. MINER'S.— Graham's Maga pp rine fur June. . Sartain'aUnion Magazine; Air June. • ' Godey's Lady's Hook, '" Mardi, and a Voyage Thither; by Herman Melville. My Uncle the Curate, a Novel; by the author of the Bachelor of Albsny, /cc., &e. Memoirs of a Preacher; by Goorge'Lippaid.' Fernando or the. Fallen Angel; a new Novel, by Alexandre Damns. H a Familyed Hus Failings ; nd a , new &a.Novel, by the author of the en-peckb fte., Georgina Hammond;.a Novel, by the author of My Poor Cousin, &e., &c. Kit Cargo% the,Prince of Gold Hunters; by Charles Averill. No., 1 . Clitimberi' Information for the People ; ' new edition, to be completed in 16 numbers. fEr-Smithfield st.,opposite Brown's Hotel. imap2l .• Death to the Rats; TT is a notorious fact that of all evils, none are held In .1 such abhorrence as those of Rits,Mide, Roaches and Bed-Bags,,and io have them externunaiedOs the wish • and _dente of all. A. prePsration has • been di/Covered by which those who wish, may become rid -of this evil, which ii tests more or less every house in this city. aboutseven preparation hae. now 'been in use in Germany about seven.years, (and in the - ITnited States for the last. five,) and .by every one who littit giverfit a trial been pronounced the best remedy : they have ever used tor ex terminating-Rats; Taice„ Beat:Bugs, Roaches, &c. The articles composing this composition are in them selves very innocent, and contain not a partiabs'of poi son; but when.combaned, creates a gas - whichtsxplodes the stomach,'-and conseftuently destroys life in a few hours-as soon as kb= affected the stomach. the articles become neutralized, .and 'will affect. nothing thereafter ; so theft there can be no danger in its =Collider any cir cumstances.. This is no humbug. We- will warrant it to rid houses of all the Rats, Mice, Roaches, az., that , in fests them. Should it not do as We say; the money will be refunded. . J. S. M. YOUNG. & CO.. jet,, N. W. coiner of 4th and Ferry sts.; Pittsburg. `MR:DUFF'S GENTLEMEN AND LADIES' BOOK TEE /EC PING. dr, WRITING-1300MS, NORTH SIDS OF . 1118 DI&XOND. • Airß. D.:has his ne*Dhiss Rooms now thoroughly re al. paired and fitted up. Ladies will find his new sys tem of Single Entry Book-keeping an agreeable study, and a valuable acquirement. Gentlemen going through his entire course of training on •Double Entry_Book keeping, will not only be qualified to take charge of Books upOn any system use; but they will find them selves master of all those'intricate operations connected with partnership' settlements,'of winch - to' Many practi cal book-keepers, of acknowledged 'ability, are ignorant. Several of ihe most extensive firms in the city have re cently procured:Book-keepers from this Institution.— Merchants and Steamboat proprietors can always learn of Book-kcepem thoroughly qualified for their profession; no others are ever recommended. Henri' :40 to 12, 2to 4, and 7 to.lo. mny4 S otice. ltirY old castomens,. Strangers visiting the city, and others wishing to prOVideihemselves with a hand eorieDßESS COAT, PANTS, VEST,-or any other art cle in the line, can do so, by leaving their orders with JAMES hVGUIBE, Third street, St. Charles Building. fIEADLEY'S NEW WORK—The. -Adironback, or Life in the Woods, by J. -T. Headley, iuthor of IVarbington and his Generale, &c. - Life end Writings of De Witt Clinton,. by W. W. Campbell, anthor of Border Warfare, &c: Just received by' ' JOHNSTON tr. STOCKTON, ' Cor. 3d and Market sts. *TAVERN STAND AT SIIOUSTOWN , FOR RENT.—A commodious and well finished Tavern tand, in the villagi of Shciusetown, furnished in modern style, with good Stabling attached. It will be leased for a term of .years. Address ' P. SLIOUSE, Shousetown. ' - lloyletis Chintzes. • (USES of above Goods; 3-4, 4-4 and 943 wide, Taney vli.j'and double Pottle, for sale by ittar'r4m ' }LAMP roN, MTH & CO WIRE R.A.11.1.50.,.:,„ - • SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT. PUBLIC .ATTENTION is, solicited to,an entire new article. of RAILING, made of wrought iron hark, andsoft annealed rods, or wire, and expressly designed for-enclosing Cottages, Centeteries,Baleomes, Public Grounds; &c., at prices varying from 50 cents to s3,oothe running foot. It is made in pannels of various lengths, 21 to 4 feet high, with wrought iron posts If inch square, arintervening distances of 6to 10 feet. If desired, the parcels can be made of any height, in continuous spans_ of 60 to 60 feet, with or without posts. ,No extra charge for posts. - The -comparative lightness, great strength and durabil ity of the WIRE RAILING, the beauty, of its varied Or namentaldesigne, together, with the extremely low price at which it issold, are causing it to supersede, the Cast 'refill/ailing, - wherever their comparative merits have been tested. For farther particulars address MARSHALL .& BROTHERS, Agents for Patentees, rat27:3m] Diamond alley, near Smithfield st,,Patsburg. Hardware UutJeri', Saddlery, Ace., TORN WALKER, Importer and Dealer in Foreign and ft.P DoMestit'Erardware, respectfully announces to his friends awl - the public generally, that he is:now receiv ing his Sitting supply of. Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery, tee:, at his stand; No. 85 Wood street, which he will dis pose of an the most reasonable terms. He will continually be receiving fresh supplies, direct from the . manufacturers" in- Europe and this country, whieb. will enable him to compete with any house, East or_West.:. . . He. particularly invi tes- the attention of customers to his, excellent assortment of Table and Spring Cutlery, dor.i which is of fashionable patterns and from the most populacmanufacturers. Hie stock ot Carpenter's .Tooln is large, and Of excel lent. quality. • .0( general Hardware stock, he has every variety of • -11Vestern Merc.hants and dealers, generally, are in vited to call and examine, his stock. . mar29:6m Paper Hangings. l AM now receiving, direct from the manufacturers in 'New;York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, a large and well selected assortment of all the latest and most ha proved styles of Satin, Glazed and common PAPER HANGINGS, consisting of -10,000-pieces of Parlor-and Fresco; 16,000- " - 'Hall and,Column ; 20,000 " Dining-room, chamber and °thee PaPer Whielrl Would partieularly invite the attention of-those having Houses, to Paper, to call and examine, at the Paps!-Warehouse of - S. C. HILL, _ . Flue Shirts • • ,ADWARD TODD & CO,,.llLtaraterturnitas oy FINE ~LLTICX inn FitNCIC Smartt, hrwe'received from their ac;tiry.Tisst a large and desirable stock of SHIRTS, which. we:propose to offer to . dealers at the lowest - New Yorkprices, on satisfactory terms ' • ' varying.oar stock ennsists In part of 300 dui., all qualities, yaryi. is style—wide nun •narrow plait, Byron and entrDugealars,manufactured expressly Cot :City trade, and intended for this market. . By diferiair 'dealers our . Goods at low - prices, and allowing our Shirts to recommend themselves ui style of manufactunit,.we hope to be able to please all our cue-. tomers. ff" Waretoom.cor!ier.of Fifh HE undersigned having been aptiointed Agent of the DiaIWARTI hitriVA-L Bereet NEMTAIME 7 COISPANY, in bf John Finney, Sr., resigned,reapectfally in forms the public. and the friends 'and customers of the, Com:Mhz, that - he prepared to take; Marino? Tatted' and Fire riske, ton liberal terms, at their office, No. 37 Water street. ,Itityl3l P. A. MADEIRA, Agent tiandsome assortment of newest styles, 21_partioniazlyadapted to City tradeOrtizzeeelyed•by 4nar294nr.a . 11431fTONtStifITIA.,*. t.lll - PI G PAPER— A superior article of Printing Parid Book Paper, of various sizes constantly on band and for sale. S. C. 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MN :~~_;;_, I. 4 ALtrlval. ofAiirew'Springdr, Summite fitootte . FASHIONABLE READ Q.UAIMRFii DUREST STREET, RECORD DOOR BELotvgtosTurs. ESRECTFULLY informs his friends and the public • jit, in general, that helms received 'a very large supply of the choicest SPRING and, SUMMER,. GOO/YS ever Seen in Pittsburgh, selected by himtelf rhe-Eattßaon -sisting of English, French and Belgian Clothe,' ettesi 'V meree, esuage, Cailunareit3, &c., of all Shades and colors, end of the latest and most desirable palterns, which will be up to order in a superior style and at very medicate prices. has also on hand n a t-ery larger:inlick -of. Ready made Clothing, vhich he - will 'sell very low.- , 31 D , FITZGERALD, _ . , NEW YORK CU/TILING STORE, •No. 26 21lisorkyl.al.reet, LAVING received (and receiving weekly) my Spring and Summer Goods, ram prepared to offer to-the : citizens and 'public in general, a better lot of ready made. ,Clothing Man has everbeen offered before in Pittsburgh, :and aCprices 25 per cent. chesperthan can be purchased in any other Clothing establishment in this city. Er Don't forger to call tit N 0.26. znarDl--IY - - GOLD! GOLD GELD! 11 0PE--0.1.0.TH1N G LDIPORIujI, 11101r.r, ROGERS , respeetfully informs his friends and Al, the public that he has opened his,mmeCts.frittne Sions,,No. 27,'Market street, between Front and Second; where be will keep constantly on hand.a large andsupe riorasiortMent ofclothing, suitable for thcpre sentseason. Having-jut returned Cloths, the East milk; a.new and splendid assortment of Cloths, Cossimeres and Meetings, of the most desirable. patterns, which will be , made up on the Shortest .nodets and in the most fashionable style, on the one price, cash rq . stem,.as low as can --be had at any other establishment in Pittsburgh. E Dn O 't ß f l o U r M ge , r N t o h . 21 la . Market t s ca .„ l .P l i a tsb he g h C . LO fm T r H 3lN:3m The Spring and • Stiinmer Stock of READY-BADE' CLOTHING AT THE THREE BiG DOORS, 17Q$: THE PRESENT SEASON. 'EAR I.SIEVER L BEEN EQUALLED .. Evert by:the - Celebrated Estab/ishment itself. TPHE UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGE bestowed 41. upon. the , enterprise of the proprietor, has enabled bun to purchase all hriGOtids at such prices as will allow him to sell,' Wholesale and - Retail, LOWER than any other Hortle,East or West. • JOHN APCLOSKEY; 'Manufacturer of Ready-mad Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa., has just completed' his Stock,, and has now. on hand, ready for Sale, the largest, mostfashionableand varied assortment of READY-MABE CLOTHING ever offered in the United Stated; .a 1( of -which have been made under his imme diate inspection, in Mit , city, AT PRICES TEUT ittIBT OBTAIN A ragintarars--together wa tt one of the choicest selec tions of Imported fine. Black, Blue, Brown, Olive and Drab ',French, Belgian and English CLOTHS, that has ever been brought to 'this city. Also, fine fancy VEST INGS of every description,. such -as Cashmeres, Mar seilleS, rich Silks, fancy Satins, &c., &c. Alt the new est styles fancy CASSIMERES, of every description; all of which will be made up to order at the shortest no tice, in the latest and most fashionable style. The proprietor informs the public that the principle upon 'which he will do business, will be upon the basis of HONESTY and FAIR DEALING; and in order to es tablith a confidence in the buyers, I am determined to ad here to my original motto, "Quick Sates and Small Pro fits and, also. make the buyer his - own saksman, by markingshe lowest price on each article, in plain figures so that each customer can select from' an immense and: exquisitely assorted stock,the articles he requires, at the low rpt price it can possibly be bought for. Rumness shall continue to be transacted at my exteen sive establishment, which has long since obtained the character 'of being the First Tailoring Establishment in Pittsburgh. -- PRESERVE YO7 BOOTS LEEWARD'S CELEBRATED LEATHER Preserving Blacking. A COMPOSITION of N eats-foot Oil and Ivory Blank, 1 - 1!for nourishing and reserving all kinds of Boot and Shoe Le ether, rendering-it soft and plieble, and producing the most brilliant jet black, equal to patent leather, without communicating stain or spot to clothing. LEEWARD & Co.d(No. 86 Third street, near Wood,) in calling the attention of gentlemen to this beautiful Black ing. desire simply to state its peculiar composition and effects on the Leather. It is composed of neats-foot oil and pure ivory black, and renders the !leather at once soft and pliable, thereby preventing the boots and shoes from cracking. With one-fourth the labor usually em ployed in the application of the ordinary blacking, it produces the most brilliant jet black polish imaginable, equal in every respect to patent leather, and serer rubs off on the pftntaioo7l3 Gentlemen are invited to call at our Store, No. 86 Third street, near Wood, and have the blacking tried on their boots, and where they can see upwards of - 5,000 CERTIFICATES, From the most distinguished individuals in the U. States, all of whom recommend it as being, for beauty of polish, preserving the leatlkr, and facility of application, the most beautiful ever offered to the public. LEEWARD & CO., maylluf • - .86'Third street near Wood. - - “ Se II p.RI ght Side . Up.” lor OGAN & CANTWELL are just opening, at No. S 6 _ILL Market street and at the new front on the North east side of the Diamond, a splendid assortment of Fash ionable Bonnets,Leghorn Hats, Breast-pins, Ear and Finger Rings , Black and Fancy Silk Cravats, with an in numerable collection of Variety Goods, which can and will be sold at the cheapest prices. apt°. HOGAN & CANTWELL. • Terrible Devolution—Stars Triumphant! HOGAN & CANTWELL, (sign of the o.„ - *,) No. Ed Market street, would respectfully beg leave to call the attention of the ratifier° their new stock of Goods, Just received and opening from manufacturers and im porters, of which they feel eonfidenithat price and qual ity will give entire satisfaction, as our motto is—" Quirk Saks and Small Profits." Our stock consists, partly,of the following artielesiviz: Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pins, late styles; Guard and Veit Chains; Bracelets, Clasps and Lockets; Fin ger and Ear Rings; Pencils and Fens; Slides and Studs; Steel Buckles, or Ladies' Head Dresses; Aladalon's Card Cases, shel , pearl and velvet ; Coral Beads ; haster.Boxes ; fine Rosewood and Ebony Shaving Cases, furnished ; diver Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all kinds; German Silver Spoons, all kinds; Silk Steel Bead Bags and Punt - ea.,' Cottomßags and Purses; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Cloth Brushes; Accordeorui, Flutes and Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors; Globes and Paper Holders Shell, Dress . and Side Combs, latest styles; Chide Vases, Fmk. Baskets, Agate and Glass Vases, plugs, and Cologne Bottles ; Tables, Chessman and .Backgammon Boards; Silk Tapestry ; Brussels arid In gram Carpet Bags; ,Willow, Market and Side Baskets ; Chairs, Wagons, Cradles, &c., ice., with a large asson mem of Toys and Fancy Articles, teo numerous to men tion. [sepl9 Chitichili & Stanley, MANUFACTURERS OF FINE RICH JEWELRY !COWARD TODD Qr Co., Agents, N. E. cornet Fifth and Market sts.„(up stairs,) Pittsburgh. rE bare on hand, and are daily receiving from the y y manufacturers, a large stork of Goods, which we 'are prepared - to-offer to Dealers only, at the manufac turers' lowest' wholesale prices . Cluster and Real Stone Set Breast-pins; Engraved, Plain (loop Stone Set Ear and Finger Rings; Plain Gold, Engraved and Stone Set Studs; Slides, Watch Keys, &e., &c. Among our Goods can be found some of the most de sirable and approved styles of Stone Sets now in use, viz :—Opal, Ruby, Turkois, Topaz, Anathyst, Garnet, Brilliants, Ac., Dealers, purchasing Fine Jewelry, will find it for their advantage to examine our stock. Bard it Brother's best Pronium Gold Pens with and without cases, he offers for sale at the lowest N ew York prices. (apl3) EDWARD TODD & CO. Congress Gaiters. LADIES, wanting something superior, both for look and comfort,to anything they hate ever worn, will please call and examine them. These Boots huve no strings to and - untie; and' dangle about the ankle ; they are net only much handsomer, but display the foot and ankle' to a much better advantage than any other Boot or Shoe made. You will also save time and trou ble. Manufactured by 8. KEYS. mar2B No. 8 Fifth street. Joshua 11.hodes, ViTHOLESALE FRUITERER AND CONFECTION lift, No. 6 Wood street -5530 boxes Oranges; 500 cans Sardines; '225 " Lemons; 800 hf. " 180 dozen Lemon:Syrup; 150 qr." WOO drums Figs; 400 boxes• Herring ; 200 his Raisins, in layers; 2.000 Cocoanuts; 150 Id. bxs. " 8 boxes Idaccaroni; 100 qr. " 8 Vermacilla ; 75 trails Iraica Almonds ; 25 cases ase'd Pickles , LOU boxes shelled " 40 casks Currants; 8 baliss Bordeaux" lOU Ins. cut Tissue Paper; 10 • " Malagaso rms. white Kiss Paper; 3 " paper shel'd 15 cases Prunes; 3 " hard " " 16 mats Dates; 40 bags Filberts; 4 cases Liquorice; 30 Walnuts; 10 lbs. Venetia Beans; 50 " Cream Nuts ; 20 bxs ANo I Ro'k Candy; 40 • " Pecans; 20 •• wh'e andyel. R. 16 bids. " • 8 eases Florence Oil Just received and for sale by mar 29 JOSHUA RHODES. Paper Ranging*. • lkjf ESSRS. JAS. HOWARD & CO., No. 82 Wood sine; would call the attention of the public to their preterit Stock of Paper Hangings, which, for 'variety, beat.trof finish, durability and cheapness, is unsurpass ed by any establishmentiu the Union. Residestt large and full assortmeut of Paper of their own manufacture, they are now receiving a direct im portation of French and English styles of Paper Hang ings, purchased by Mr. Levi Howard, one of the firm, now in Europe, consisting of— Parisian manufacture, • 10,000 pieces. London do. 5,000 do. • Of their own manufacture, they have 100,000 pieces Wall Paper, and 1.2,000 pieces Satin Glazed Window &c: hiessrs.James Howard& Co., have spared neither co urant nor laborin their endeavors to rival the Eastern Wall Paper establishments, both in quality of manufac ture and variety of pattern, and they are warranted in assuring the public that they have succeeded. The whole assortment, foreign and home manufacture will be' offered on terms as Low as those of Easter, manufacturers and importers. mar27n 07-Woo i'st. . . X Stearn TO HOUSEKEEPERS, Steam Boat Owners and Motel Keepers. NORTON'S UNIVERSAL. COOKING STOVES a re 'offered as the best Cooking Stove in Market, having a newprineiple applied for heutiag the oven, that bread, mente;or any article creating steam or vapor, can be baked andvetain italavor the same as when baked in a brick oven or reflector; also, in point of removing, in saving time and Inel. The public are invited to examine the Stove... For sate only at N 0.112 Second street, sign of the Gilt Stove t whorereference may be had to families who have them In ime. Also, thirty different patterns of Cooking StriVe‘s, plain and rancytirates, , Office and Parlor Stoves Sce. - lapluland A. & C. BRADLEY. , . . , i , •liodkhasonNt China Store Removed. r 6 ,„_ of Pritsburncert,iblZlrlegintryta.unia7viniefi°fiityttetth'eadhasel ff moved to a more corn MO d if:rag - house; No. 56 Wood; street, near the St. Charles Hotel,. where he has opened: and is opening 500 packages of Dresden, Berlin, French and:English - CHINA:and QUEENSWA RE. Please Can and see them 7 ,.:Tor_to describe them is impossible. The steak:embrace; everything in the business'useftd or or. namental. [spin] M. HODKINSON. ANACE—A prime article on hand and for sale by je4 RHODES & ALCORN, 30 Fifth it • 4 '0 h.L,"-^ w v i'r ~.~~-' ~ MEM Inin • ME • •",,`z . ` , - —•- ' • n t•-• • ".; 3,` kf r e '" "; >5, ; „;,—% • ^ , j . ' • ' . 4 " " s' rs e - • t - . • • •.-; t- ; f~~ . r 3 ;:t• v. , • Ot .-i , :-Y . : . -!•'::v' - '' . .-- - - , ---, - i, - .6.5. - 4. -, .-.....''.,:,- , 4 .`: - 77:;:'.. , ,.. „. 4f f.',f ''; ..4 '.41.4' . -ii..-:';'!P'--- ,- ' . -7-,:: .. :,- - ' . :..'7 - 'i7 - -- . 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THIS old established Line being now in full operation, 1 the proprietors are prepared, withiheirusual exten sive arrangements, to forward merchandise, .rireduct . , &c., to and from the above ports, on liberal term's; with the regularity, dispatch and safety, :pecullat 'to their mode of transportationoto obticitut-whentrarishiPment on the way is avoided.' , All consignments by and for thiaLizieraceived, charges paid, and forwarded in any, required directions, free of charge for commission, advancing or Storage... -- ' No interest, direetly,mr indirectly, in itteamboater All communications promptly attended to; on applica tion to he following Agents: THOMAS BORBIDGE,, 278 Market street: Philadelahta: TAAFFE & O'CONNOR ' , • Canal Basin, Pittsliargh. ' , O'CONNOR* dc: CO., North'st,,l3altiraore. • AI e re h antis Trmnaportittloht Lime, - VIA PENNSYLVANIA CANAL AND RAIL' ROADS, Tim Canals and Rail:Roads being , . now open, and in good order, we are prepared to forward till kinds of iner ehandise and produce"to• Philadelphia and Baltimore, with promptness and despatch, and on as good terms as any other. Line. C. A. MeANULTY & Co., Canal Basin. Penn street, Pittsburgh. AGE:en—CHARLES RAYNOR, Philadelphia, ! ROSE MORRILL & Co.. Baltimore. fmrl7 alafiti= 1 8 4 9 ifferehant 9 e Way Freight Line, For Blairsville, Johnstown, Hollidayeburgh, and, all intermediate places. • • Tills Line will confirms to carry , all Way Goods with their usual dispatch, and at tair rates Of freight: Aoincra—C. A. MtANULTY & Co., Pittsburgh. D. B. WAKEFIFLD, Johnstown. JOHN MILLER, Hollidaysburgh. Ras:mammas—James Jordon, Smith & Sinclair, Dr. F. Shoenharger, R, Moore, John Parker, S. F. Von Bona lmrst &. C0.,-Wm. Lehmer & Co Jno. M'Devin & Bros., Pittsburgh; John Ivory, Sumit,liulhollan & Ray, John Grad - & Co., Blairsvale. marl? (Gazette and Journal only copy.) Great Ba.rgatn Corner, SMIT/LPIELD AND FIFTH STKSETS, PITTS/MAGA, I PA. , Is the most popular.of all BOOT and SHOE Es' tablishments in the West. This place has gained its reputation by its proprietor keeping the very best Boots and Shoes, which are made expressly to order for this market, and he is not satisfied only by keeping the best assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES in the NVesteni country, but he is enabled and deter mined to sell his GOODS loWer than any other house 1 5 possibly. ca , he cares not what facilities they boast or .having for ffering great Inducements taihe public: It le impossib to set forth all the advantages and facilities inAut tidy° isement, that the Great . Bargain: Corner has over other which enables its proprietor . to sell Boots and Shoes f lhavery best qualities and styles it fromlo to 25 pee ut. lower than. any other store inThe city. The way t teat the ntalteris for ail who intend Otirchas- Mg BOOTS and SHOE% to call at BATES' GREAT BARGAIN CORNER, examine the stock and prices, and all will be satisfied that the Great Bargain Corm!, Smith• field and Fifth zueetr, is the place for the public,one and all, to get good'Booti and Shoes cheap, for cash. dce9 J. BATES. NEW GOODS—BARGAINS I BARGAINS I ,-- THE. BIG GOLDEN 8EE41117.E., • AGAIN. Netb Spr ing andEuninter Drsi GOodin opening at the - Sign qf the BIG BEE 111 PE, on Marks ritreet, .between Third rand - Fourth. strceu... 6 , • , IF,fiL L. RUSSELL, No. 02 Market street, be . • tvveen Third and 'Fourth streets, 'sign of the Big' Golden Bee- I five.has now commenced receiving very a large and splendid 'stock of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, which he is enabled to offer to his numerous customers and the public generally, at prices far below those of any former season. These Goods have all been selected with the greatest ease, and will be found to be one of the largest and most splendid stocks of rSpring and Summer Goods ever offered in this city.— As many of these Goods have been purchased of the Im porters, per the latest arrivals front Europe, the subscri ber is confident that he can offer to his customers the very newest styles of Ladies Dress Goods, comprising English, French, Swiss. Irish end Scotch Goods, togethet with a fall assortment of American manufacture, and cheaper than can be found elsewhere. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Rich Chameleon Silks, extremely low ; Rich Brocade do. beautifill goods; Rich Grenadines, plain and figured ; Glace Silk, rich goods ' • Poult de Solo , fashionable and late importations ; Black Arraures, plaid and striped; Brocade Lustres, newatyles; Mohair Chameleon, figured, (very cheap ;) Silk Tissues, all colors; Balzarines ' in great variety-; Paris dotted Lawns, for evening dresses; Ncw style rich Mourning Lawns ; Organdie Lawns, a beautiful aniele ; Black Gros de Rhine, all widths and qualities Black Bombazines, of most approved makes ; Paris printed Bareges.exiremely low; Paris printed Lawns. in great variety ; Drapes and Crepes Lissa, a full assortment of colors and . . qualities; • Together with a large supply of De Laines and Alpacas same as low an 12} cents per yard. la addition to the above will -be found a beautiful assortment of Black Brussels Lace.for trimming dresses. mantillas and capes. Also. Freneft worked Capes, Collars and Cuffs, latest styles. A ... Victoria Lawns aid Spotted Robes, very cheap ;SwiS . Mull, Jaconet and Book Muslins; onnet Ribbon; Bel ing Ribbon; Cravats; Scarfs; Artificials; Gloves; Mit •, and Hosiery. Grenadine S! Crape d' Chi Rich chae,' Mode Emb ,ng d Black Emb'd Black Silk Black Nett White Canto Chameleon Printed Cala White Emit'. The largesl Parasols troll costly articl always be lb! Fourth sts., J Domestic nd Staple Goods, Cheapest Tot i _ A LARGE STOCK OF CALICO, from 3 cents to 10 _Li cents per yard; Bleached and unbleached Muslins, from 3 cents upward ; Bed Tickings and Checks, a full supply of all qualities and prices; Irish Linens; Table Damask, Russia and Scotch Diapers• ' Napkins; Table Diapers; Crash and Dowlas ,• Scotch and Manchester Ginghams; Sattinetts; Kentucky Jean. and Blue Drills; all of which will be sold off at prices that cannot fail to please ' and without fear of competition. frj="Remember the Big Bee Hive. Market street, be tween Third and Fourth streets—No. 02. marl WM. L. RUSSELL. Great Western Saddle, HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP MANUFACTORY. 116 subscriber takes this method of informing his I friends and the public in general, that he has the largest stock of oho following named articles, of his own manufacture, in this city—Saddles . Harness. Trunks and Whip.; all of which he will warrant to be made of the best material, and by the best mechanics in Allegheny county. 'Being determined to sell his manufactures something lower:than has been heretofore sold in the city, Ire would invite persons in need of the above named ar ticles to his Warehouse, No. 244 Liberty street, oppo site Seventh. Also, bands made to order for machinery octal G. KERBY. Steel and File Itl.a.nitfactcol THE subscribers subscribers 'have enlarged their Steel and File 13 Manufactory, on the corner of O'Hara street and Spring alley, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh l by erecting a con verting furnace, a melting furnace and a tilt hammer.— Their Steel, now being of a superior quality, and having engaged competent operatives, they are prepared to fur nish Piles of every description, that will compare with the best imported article i and being determined to make it the interest of ull who use Files in -any way, to pur chase from them, they will sell their Files at reduced prices, for Cast. They will also re-cut File-, and pur chase those which are worn and broken. Public patron agge is respectfullyinvited, nov7) J. ANKRIItI Pr CO. - - JOHN FORSYTH, Mrmattaxr Tertioa, has removed to N 0.34 Market at., one door from Second, East side. Thankful for past favors, he respectfully solicits a con tinuance of the patronage of his former customers, and likewise of as many new ones as are of the right stripe. Orders in the Tailoring line executed in the most fash ionable manner, and with despatch. Also, a Fashionable assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING. Cheap for cash, of course. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, in all their varieties, always on hand—such-As Shirts, Bosoms ' Collars, Cra vats, Stocks, Scarfs, Hosiery, Suspenders, Pocket Kdkfs, Gloves , Drawers. Umbrellas, Ac., &c., Ac. [iny2s:tm BilgelowPs Carriage Manufactory, Diamond alley, between Mod and Smithfield streets. E. M. BIGELOW would respectfully • ' inform the public, that at his Factory eau at all times be found a large supply of -"...""' Family Carriages, Barouches, Buggies, and all kinds of Fruicy Carriages, equal in elegance and neatness to any found in the East. Contracts for any number of Carriages, Buggies and Wagons, will be promptly filled. All work of his own manufacture will .be warranted. REnearsress—Col. R. Patterson, FL H. Patterson, E. D. Gazzam, Esq., Robert Robb, Esq., C. L. Magee, and Alderman Steel. [feb27:d3m Wholesale and Retail. ADDLE' . HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY, RllOl OBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to- _ form his friends and the public generally, hat he continues to occupy that large and com =Along Store Room, formerly occupied by Samna ri estoek & Coy No. SO, corner of Diamond alley and Wood street, where he keeps a large and general assortment of Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet.. Bags, Saddle Bags,Yalises, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and 'all other arti cles in his line. He also keeps constantly on hand, and is prepared to furnish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose,mannfacturect of the best material, and in a style of workmanship equal to the eastern manufactured article, and at 66 per cent. cheaper. Country Merchants and Farmers would do well to call and - examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined to sell first rate articles at very low prices. D7' Don't forget the place, No. 86, corner of Wood street and Diamond Alley. apZ Buirsim db• Coy BBOTTLERS,/OW MAP:OVACTITRERS OP MINERAL WATER_ j Sarsaparilla, Porter, Ale, Cider, Root Beer, Mead and Pop, No. 18 Market strew, and 100 Liberty street, corner of Cecil's alloy, Pittsburgh. mar 23: BEIMINS ME M .1-, ME SZE , . • " SHAWLS! SHAWLS : ! awls, plain and figured ; e, do. a now article ; ble Glace Shawls, high lustre; hibet do. extremely low; Thiliet do. very cheap; do. best quality do. low prices; Crape do. splendid goods; ilk do. lute importations; ere do. cheapest in the city; Thibet do. a beautiful article. • ARASOLS ! PARASOLS ! cheapest and best assortment in the City. the lowlest to the most splendid, rich and , of the newest styles and colors, can nd at the Bigßee-Rive, between Third and 0.63. [war2hj W.M. L. RUSSELL. RILItIOVELL ME e ,~i '~'r i ~";,, =EN 21':UARNDEN CO.'S FOHEIGN PASSENGER . OFFICE. 4 4 r-4 - SGY - 4, cr • • 1 For - the • Rear Otrniers in tAis-C'ily".. , - ' • arrangements THE FRIENDS , - . OF EMIGRANTS , I,6'oBTeli'll° have'their arrangees made according to-the Una: - Provision Law, and take no man's receipt, without having it inserted; otherwise they before they ship. will have ropey in Liverpool, j.gereafter all Steerage Paseengers corning from Europe, engaged in Americo, to come over in either of the Ships of H4RND.E.II I -4- - Co., will. be furnished. with the following provi4fig ortheir equiveknzin other articles equally good.— See *C id Congress, May 17,1646 ., • . This Mary will prevent sickness on board. Heretofore when passengers found themselves in Provistons, many - of them came on board entirely destitute, which often caused much sickness:and death : . • - 35dbe Bread • 10 ilia Rice; - ' . 10 the Oatncal, 'nibs Flour, 1150 ib tb: P ße o an tat s oe tifi s, d Peas, 1 pint Vinegar, 60 gallons Water, - • 10 ins Salted Pork, free from Bone; All of good quality - , and one-tenth of the provisions fur Method, will be delivered to each Passenger every week with a sufficient supply of fuel for cooking. Each ship in this line will be properly ventilated, and a good house over the assage-way leading to the Pas-. sengers' - apartment. 'T 'p he caboose and 'cooking-ranges for the use. of Passengers; are kept under eover., Every . attention will be paid to promote their health and comfort. Remittances made as usual, promptly, and at moderate rates. • . - Bank of England Notes and Foreign Exchange pur chased at current rates. Debts, Legacies, Pensions, &c., &c., cocted, and copies of Wills procured, with every other b usiness con nected with an European Agent. JOSHUA ROBINSON, European Agent, Post Hui!din • s, corner of Fifth and Wood ate New CoMmercial Line. W... E. KIMBALL &Co,)Durritne, KIMBALL & Co., .84 I. yaiist,New-York, Liverpool, England . • " „Rxinccrsms-rinform their friends end the that they have commenced . the Gene ral Shipping and Commission Busineis, to . Ai, iirgether with the General Passenger Business, gri,lntiag certificates of passage from London, 41oerpoel,Dublin, Belfast, or any port of the Old Country to New York, Boston and Philadelphia, on . . the most reasonable terms. Drafts andßills of Exchange, from 11 to any amount on the Royal Bank of Ireland and its branches, and on Liverpool. The days of sailing of the Regular Line of Liverpool Packets, as fixed upon. are the 151, oth, 11th, 16th, 21st and 26th of every month. These Ships are all of the largest class, and are com manded by men of character and . experience. The Cabin accommodations are all that can be desired, in point of splendor andconvenience. They are furnished with every description of stores of the beat kind_ Punc tuality in the days of sailing will be strictly adhered to. Packet Ships Roscius, Siddons, Sheridan and (Amick, are vessels of the largest class; and those. desirous to bring out their friends, cannot select finer or safer Ships. Passage eart.be secured at the lowest rates. New Orleans Line of Packesa sail weekly. For pass age or freight, apply as above, of to JOSEPH SNOWDEN, EDMUD SNOWDEN, or dent] Corner 4th and Smithttel N d sts.. Pittsburg 3nonranzt tompanies INDEMNITY. The Franklin Fire Insurance Company OB PIIILADELPIILL. c DIRECTORS:— Charles W. Banker, George W. Richards, Thomas Hart, Mordecai D. Lewis. Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Borie, Samuel Grant, David S. Browne, Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson. CHAS. W; BANCKER, Pres't. Casa. G. Bsscara, Secretary. IJ:7 Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited, on every description of property in town and country. The Company have reserved a large Contingent Fund, which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested, afford ample protection to the assured. The Assets of the Company. on January Ist, 1849, as puldished agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as foi IMAM, viz : Mortgages ... • Estate Temporary Loans Stocks • Cash, &e 813,318,492 71 Since"thelr incorporation, a period of 19 years, they have paid upwards of One Million Four _Hundred Thou sand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the advantages of Insurance. as well as the ability and disposttion to meet with promptness, all liabilities. J. GARDENER COFFIN, Agent, Office N. E. corner Wood and 3d sts Fire and Marine Insurance. MIIE Insurance Company of North America, of Phila delphia,through its duly authorized Agent, the sub scriber, otters to make permanent and limited Insurance OR Property, in thin airy and its vicinity, and on shipments by the canal and rivers. DIRECTORS: - Arthur G. Coffin, Pres't. Samuel Brooks, Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor, Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith, Edward Smith, Ambrose White, John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas, John 'White, John R. Neff. Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood, Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrard. Sec'y. This is the oldest Insurance Company in the 'United States, having been chartered in 1794. Its charter is per petual, and from its high standing, long experience, am ple means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous character, it may be considered as offering ample securi ty to the public. WILLIAM P. JONES. At Counting Room of Atwood,Jones &, Co., Water and Front sts., Pittsburgh may4y Ramovaill....Rroceries, &a. trHE subscribers having removed from No. 170 to Nos. 172 and 174 Liberty street, offer for sale Goods, as follows, in store and now lauding, viz: 3:41 bags prime Rio Coffee, " new crop ;" 40 " Old Government Java Coffee; 100 Mids. prime New Orleans Sugar; 020 bbls. Plantation Molasses; 100 St. James Sugar-house Molasses ; 100 ch. Young Hyson Tea; 40 " Gunpowder and Imperial Tea; 40 " '• Chulsn Powchong 79 catty boxes Y. H. and Gunpowder Tea; 100 bags white Brazil Sugar; 60 boxes white Havana Sugar; 40 bags Pepper; 20 " Allspice 100 boxes Maslardon I and lb. cans; 100 !Malaga Bunch Raisins so hr. " " 50 qr." " 20 casks Zama Currants; 10 bales Sicily Almonds ; 100 boxes Richmond Tobacco ; 00 * baskets Bordeaux and !Marseilles Olive Oil, 200 bbls. and 100 hf. bids. No. 3 large Mackerel; 9 barrels Honey 1500 lbs. Cheese ; 2000 galls. Winter and Spring Sperm Oil, 1000 Bleached North-west 'Whale Oil ; 1000 " Crude 300,000 Cruz & Sons' sup'r Principe Cigars ; 30,000 Havana Segars ; 20 half pipes Cognac Brandy, of various vintages 0 pa nc heons Jamaica Spirits; 3 pipes Holland Gin; 20 qr. casks sup. Teneriffe Wine ; 10 " Madeira Wine; 20 Lisbon 40 " Oporto " 50 " Sweet Ma!aga Wine ; 15 Indian barrels " " 15 hhda. Claret; 20 qr. casks Haut Sauterne;, 40 cases sup'r Bordeaux Claret ; 30 caskets Champagne Wine ; 2 doz. sup'r Stomach Bitters ; %/ Obis. pure Rye Whiskey, from 1 to 5 years cid, apl 1 MILLER & RICICETSON. CIGA RS, CIGA RS. CIGARS—Four cases, containing: 12000 St. Bt Yarn Principe Cigars; 5000 Darras Imp'd do do 4000 de la Cruz Cuba do do 3250 LaNorma Hay. Regalia do 4000 Primera Hav'a do do 3000 La Luna do do 25 5 ..50 La Minerva do Just received and for sale by JOSHUA RHODES, apl.2 No. 6 Wood street. FOR SALE--e Brick House, and Lot of 1.8 feet fro n on Clay alley by 50 deep towards Wylie street, near to Washington street. The House is well arranged a nd in good repair. Price, slooo—s4oo in hand, :$2OO at one year, 8200 at two years, $2OO in three years, or sum ;,„ Scrip in hand. This property is rented at $125. - S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent, Smithfield street. For Sale. . 11/ A VALUABLE Paorearv, situated in the City of Steubenville, Jefferson County, Ohio, viz:—One LOT of 60 feet front on Third street, by 180 feet to an alley, and on which there is a large Two Story BRICK HOUSE, containing several rooms or apartments, which has been mostly occupied us a Tavern these last seven or eight years, and is now occupied as a Tavern, by Sir. Crane. There is also a large Stable on the same Lot. A 1.50, part of a Lot of Ground, adjoining the above de scribed property, somewhere about 27 feet front on Third street by 180 feet to an alley, on which there is a Two Story House, containing 2 rooms on the first floor, 3 rooms on the second floor; also, a garret and a kitchen. This House was formerly occupied as the Post Office,and now occupied as a Bakery. There is also a Stable on the same Lot of Ground. Both of the above Houses front on Third street, near Market street, and nearly opposite the Court House. I will sell both these Lots and Houses together, or each House and Lot separately. Terms :—One-half of the purchase money to be paid at time of sale, and the other half payable one 3 ear after the sale, with the usual inte rest—the balance to be secured by bond and mortgage on the same property. Title indisputable, without any encumbrance. A warranted deed given. Possession given at the lot of April after it would be sold. - For fur ther information, enquiroof the undersigned, by letteror otherwise. SAMUEL McCLAIN, Pittsburgh, April 23, '4O-3m No. 95 Wood at. iurAy MAGAZINES REVD AT M. A. MINER'S.— Godey's Lady's Magazine, for May. National Magazine, for May. Graham's a- a Memoirs of my Youth ; by. A. De Lamartine . Life and Letters of Caroline Fry. The Waverly Novels, by Sir Walter Scott; complete in five volumes. Bowdlees Family Shakspeare, front the sixth Loudon edition Outlines of a New System of Physiognomy; illus trated ; by J. W.'Redfield, M. D. Litton's Living Age, No. 258. Our.stock now comprises the largest and most corn- Pieta .assOrtrnent in the West. .117.• Smithfield street, third door above OA: • .11.1:24 CTtAB CIDER-24 barrels for sale tiv may 2 RAY, MA THEWS a co. BEM % , REMO ESN MEE 81,047,438 41 • 04,724 83 • £l6 001 85 • 510 25 • 38, 437 in layer.; MIS =ME MEE ME --- GREAT SALEOF GOOS AT THE ONE P.10.116E -D sroltm . , 60 MARKET Smarr.— - A A. MASON dc CO. inform their patrons and the A lie that they will commence the sale of their splen stock on Friday Julie jet, and continue thirty days, during Which time die whole of their immense establish ment (including Meir five wholesale rooms) will be thrown open for retail trade, and for the displayer one of the largest and most fashionable assortments of Fancy and Staple Goods in the country, which have all been marked down without regard to cost. Forty thousand dollars of their stock, of their latest and richest styles, have been recently purchased at Me large peremptory public sales in New York, at immense sacrifices, and• will be found, on examination, to be nearly one-half less than usual prices. They invite attention to a portion of their Goods enumerated below, with their.prices an nexed : 41 ft' c R e- R- E . . . , 2000 yards French Gingham', L. 16f(d25e. 20,000 " Lawns and Mnslins, 10 011 . 250. 4000 " Mou.s,de Lemma, 1500 " Alpacas, ' - 181. 31e; 3000 " Fine Bereges, 181025 e. 37050 e. 10,000 " Merrimac Calicoes, 8 ® '9c. • 121 e. 20,000 " fast coPd " ' • 6f. 121 e. 25,000 " • Brown 11uslin, all grades, 20 per et less than usual prices. 100,000 yards Bleach'd Muslin, all prices; marked'down 10 to 30 per ct. 100 pleces Bennet Ribbon, 121. 25c. 960 Wrought Collars, 10 0121. 25c. 800 " 31 050 e. 75011,00 300 Ladies Cravats, 12e. 25e. 100 French Wrought Capes, 51,5003,00 $305,00 144 Lace clips, 37f61 1 50e. 750140 700 Linen Handkerchiefs, 61. 12e. 300 Standing Collars, 50c. 1,00 130 Chemizetts, , ,'T '-., . • 25031 e. 50075 e. Cassinets as lowli4e.tdeans for 15c. .', , . •.. A large stock of Bonnets, reduced about 37f per cent. . - New style Dress Goode, White Linen,. Together with the - largest stock Silks, 2s Sht 3lsCle wl e s '; ',. 37 itn B7 l S A l 7 6 -.. Dress Goods to be found in this city, with en immense va•-1 riety of - other Goods— affording to retail pnrChasers a rare opportunity of obtaining the best Goods'at from 25 to 50 per cent. less than regular prices. They invibean early call, as many of their choicest goods will soon be sold. . , . 117 - No deviation from the marked price. A. A. MASON & CO., 60 Market street, between 3d and 4th, NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSII GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON, AT. r - -No. 65 Itlstrket Street.AZa. THE subscriber is now receiving, fromtheaVew York and Philadelphia markets, his second supply of SUM • MER DRY GOODS, purchased from the Importers at a great sacrifice, and is determined to sell them• at the greatest Bargains ever offered before in this City. A few of the Goods wi I be enumerated below, viz :- 4-4 English- Lawns, only 16 cents; former price 16i eta. French Organdy Lawns, 121 cents " "25 eta. 44 Scotch Dawns, only 14. cents; ; " " 25 cts. French Jaconett Lawns,le} cents, " "11 I eta. French Cobaltines, only 37} cents " " 62} els. Moos De Laines, only 12} cents ; ; " " cts. , French Ginghams, onlyl.2} cents; " 25 eta. Prints, Merrimack patterns, 6} cents; fast colors. , • New style English Prints, 121 eta.; former price 10f cts. I have also received a fibs assortment of Green Fig ured Mona De Lain, Plain Green Berage, Satin Plaid Green Berage, new style Fancy Figured Berage.; to gether with large stock of Foreign and Domestic Goods, of all descriptions. An early call is requested from all who wish to secure a Bargain. ABSALOM MORRIS, Wholesale and retail Dealerin Dry Goods, je2 No. 65 Market street. NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! GREAT ARRIVAL AT NUMBER 591 ' 1 North-east corner of Fourth and Market streets, PITTSBURGH. THE undersigned respectfully informs his customers that he has just returned from the Eastern Cities, and is now receiving a large and beautiful stock of SUMMER DRY GOODS, Containing a choice and elegant assortment of all the newest and most fashionable styles and fabrics imported this season, and embracing a complete variety of every article belonging to his line of business; all of which will be offered at from 10 to 50 per cent below early spring prices. The customers of the house, and purchasers generally, are respectfully invited to give these Goods an early ex amination. SCRIP RECEIVED! Having made arrangements to dispose of several thou sand dollars of Pittsbnrgh, Allegheny City and Alleghe ny County Scrip, he will fora short trine receive that de scription of money AT PAR for any article in his' store AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. Ire* Call soon and secure a Bargain. PHILIP ROSS jel2 t 'Wholesale anti Retail Dealer in Dry Goods. BARGAINS I t BARGAINS! SELLING OFF AT COST, To CLOSE UP, At No. 56 Market street. .... . . _ TIIB undersigned caving determined ~.,•.-&-:, to decline his present business and close • , up on or before the tat July next, will IV from this day sell off for cost and CARRIAGE, . is entire stock of TRIMMING •AND FANCY GOODS, embracing a general assortment of Goods in the above line, viz:—Fringes, Laces, Edgings and Insert ings, of every descripuon ; French Worked Capes, Col lars, Cuffs and Sleeves; Cotton'and Silk Hose, all colors and qualities; Children's do.; Linen Handkerchiefs; Bead Bags and Purses. Steel Beads, Clasps and Steel Trim mings. Bonnet Ribbons, Mantua do• Belt do., Cord and Tassels, Oiled Silks, Sewing Silk, Coates' Spool Cotton, Spool Silk, Linen and Cotton Bobbins, Worsted and Cotton Bindings and Cords,Silk and Linen Lacers, black, white and colored KiGloves, of the best quality. Silk, Lisle Thread and Count Gloves; Lace Gloves and Mitts; Silk Floss; Amei and German Pins; Hair Pins; Leather Belts. PARASOLS, SUNSHADES, AND FANS! Every variety and shade of Parasols, of this Spring's purchase; Fans, of the most beautiful and rich patterns, all fresh and new; Ladies"rraveling Bags; Ladies'Span Silk and Merino Vests; Buffalo ruck Combs; Card Cases ; Belt Slides, Fancy French Hair Brushes, Read ing and Fine Tooth Combs, Perfumery, of the linestqual hies ; Pint/Soaps, Pearl, Ivory and Porcelain Buttons; Clothes Brushes &c., &e. GENTLEKIEN"S FURNISHING GOODS! A large and complete assortrneut oirGoods in the above line eons istingin part of Fine Shirts, tanding and Byron Collars, latest styles; Silk Undershirts and Drawers; Gauze, Cotton and Merino do. do.. Brown and White Linen Drawers; White Drilling do, made in superior style; Italian, Barathea and Amer. Cravatsi new styles of rich silk Cravats, all patterns, a splendid as sortment ; red and imitation Madras Cravats; Lawn and Gingham do.; Satin, Bombazine and Hair Stocks ; . Satin and Fancy Ties; Silk and Satin figured and plain bean's; Shirt Bosoms and Collars; super. Lisle Thread Under shirts arid Drawers ; Ei3g. and German Half Hose; Lisel Half Hose; Silk do.; a splendid assortment orEbony and other Canes; Silk and Gingham Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Dressing Gowns,Silk and Lineo Handkerchiefs, black and colored Ki Gloves, Silk and Lisle Thread do.,'. Shoulder Braces, of the moat approved patterns; Money Belts, Russia Belts, French Embroidered Smoking Caps, Oiled Silk Bathing Caps, Razors, Brushes, Wallets, Sus penders of every description, &c. The entire stock will be sold for cost, and carriage added, which will bring prices down 50 per cent. lower than the acme descripirm of Goads have ever been offered in this city. B. F. STERETT, .No. 56 Market street, near Third st. N. B.—The Store for rent, and Fixtures for sale, from the Ist July. maayfinf Fine Shirts, Spring StTies, EDWARD TOM) & CO., are now recetvingfrom their Factory East, a large stock of fine and medium qual ity {SHIRTS, which, for durability and style of 'manu facture, are not surpassed in this or any other market.— The trade will be supplied at lowest New York prices. Waref4om, corner Fifth and... Market streets, up BUM'S. ap9 EDWARD TODD .t. CO., Manufacturer of Linen and Farley Shirts, Bosoms and Collaiir,' Jobbers and Wholesale Dea lers in Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, • NORM-EAST CORNER TOTH END MEREST STS. (DP STAIRS,) • • PITTSBURGH, PA. THE subscribers beg leave to call the attention of merchants and dealers in gentlemen's wearing goods, to our large stock of fresh Spring Goods, now opening; among which are to be found some of the,rich est and most admirable styles of Spring Goods ever ofret ed in this market. One of our firm is engaged at our factory in the East, where we flatter ourselves we are manufacturing some of the best and most durable styles and qualities of Shirts, now called for in any market.— Being very thankful for Use kind favors bestowed on us during the last year, we hope to have them continued, as we intend to offer our goods at 'exceedingly low .Dtices, and accommodate our customers with pleasing terms.- , - We are confident we can offer Shirts at as low prices as they can be found in the Eastern markets, from the fact that our advantages in manufacturing are complete Please give us a .eall, and be convinced of the above facts. my( _ _ _ GREAT BARGAINS A AT HOGAN &CANTWELL'S We are selling, previous to receiving our Summer Goods, at greatly reduced prices, a large and varied as= sortment of Fancy and Variety Goods, Trimmings,'Bon nets Parasols, Hats with a fine collection of Gentle meals furnishing articles; ` Carpet Sacks; Willow and French Baskets, Mats, &e. We respectfully invite the attention of those in want of these Goods, to our house -86 Market and Diamond. jeo HOGAN & CANTWELL. Spring Fashions of Millinery Cardinals, &o. JUST received Straw Bonnets, Caps, rich Cardinal Silks, Fashionable Ribbons, finest French Flowers, Cords, Fringes, Trimmings, sm. Straw Bonnets cleaned and altered to the Spring fashions by One of the best Straw Milliners in the city.. Silk Bonnets, Cardinals, Dresses, and every article in the Millinery and Dress making business, made up by the best hands, at marl 4. MRS. DUFF'S, 10 St. Clair street. - Jas. RioGetire r TAILOR, Third sheer near Wood, respectfully info rm s 1 his customers and l ' he public that he has just receiv ad from the East a well selected assortment of SPRING GOODS, which he will make to order in the bestrnanner, Cheap for Cash. pa.t3 To HOUSE-KEEPERS AND nroste L'osormicom.—The subscriber has received and now on band, a large assortment of Housekeeping Goods, comprising, in part, as follows:- 5-4, 13 , 410-4, 12-4 Bl'd Cotton Sheetings; 0-4, 10-4,12-4 Barnsley Sheetings ; Pillow-case. Linen, and Mutilitiricking ; Marseilles Quit t.s i Blankets ,• Plain and embroidered Table . Covers , Do. do. Piano do. Windsor Drapery, Turkey Red Ch intz; Buff Windsor Holland, Linen Table Cloths; Damask Table Linen, all widths; Napkins, Doilies, Diaper Crash, ice., &c.; which will be sold at lowest prices at ROfiT. D. THOMPSON'S, .No. 110 Market 5t.,3 doors from Liberty. lIIIOGAN & CANTWELL, have just received, st Na. 1186 Market street, an unrivatled selection of— Bead Reticules and Purses; Fans and Combs ; China Sets, Accordeons,'&c. • mart 3 HOGAN & CANTWELL. ar,A" O4l • - • • .-cITZ,," ...~~ ~~. Fi g t ..` b . ~.?. .i ii ~ - ~~''~. ;y `r ~3~ ~i !C!!:-M#;!!!!Mffl r,,,,,:f ,~.. 11171tBilf CHALLENGE TEE:WORLD. tofprove, *DI jbljani I one single instance, Dalley , s Magical Pain t Etr tractor that is to say,the GEM/ME 11311C10- Tito, einee its first intro4uOtiob by tile 1111E041:fp tothislieeiod, ever foiled to cure the worst forms of Dorms and SC. 'Atte: LIFE SAVEDIAWFULEASE OF SCALD: WIFEATHIELD, Niagara Co., N. Y., • • February 28,1E48. - Ma. DALLEY—Dear Sir: While my son, 15 years old, was at work in the shingle manufactory of L..P. Rose, he had the misfortune to slip and fall into a large vat, used for,the purpose of boiling blocks preparatory to cut-, ting. The blocks hidbeen removed tram Abe vat, containing a large quantity of boiling water. Ile fell for ward, scalding both.hands,and arms, all one side, and one leg badly, and the other partially/ , The scalds were so bad on Ms arms and leg that 'most Of the flesh came off with his garfnents, and his fife was despaired of by both his physicians and friends. - • • - - • Callers Pain Extractor. was procured as soon as p,s. sible (which was in about sic hours; and applied, arid which relieved him from alt pain, preyeining inflamma tion and swelling, and in a few days commenced healing his sores. There appeared a general improvement, so Much so, that in three Weeks - he was removed to his. father's house. distant about one mile and a half. Wecontiuued the use of the above medicine about two. mondts, and we believe it was the means, under Provi dence, of saving his life ; and we would cheerfully re commend it in all similar cases as a safe and invaluable remedy. With sentiments of respect,-I rernain,dear your most obedient and humble servant. -- • ADLAE CLARK, SUSANNAH CLARK,. C. E. CLAKiL • • • We, rhe undersigned, beitug personally acoiminted with the case of Mr. .Clark's son, believe the above statement substantiallyoOrrect : • M. Dewey, Louisa Dewey .1.• S. Kelsey, :Henry b.. Pearce, Wm. Evans, E. Clark, L. P.. Rose, Ira Newman, Wm. Newman, Mary. J. Rose- • . _ • 117 Courrrirtalars l—Countafeits abound !—Thi-Pub lie is Cautioned against their deleterious' and dangerous effects; and Ido hereby distidetly declare:Mat wal not hold myself responsible. for the:effect °Cony. Extractor, wiless;procured at my °sax liorsar,4ls BROADIVAY;NMO Wax, or from my authorized Agents: - - - - PILEBI • That distressing and debilitating disease, has never as yet , resisted the wonderful Properties of the Genuinc Dalley's Extractor. - , For particalarkof cures, and general dirriethani,l 'res pectfully refer to ray printed pamphlet. All testitnoniala therein published, are genuine, and for the truth of which I hold myself responsible. HENRY HALLEY,- '• 41.5 Broadway,- New York... JOHN D. BIORGAN, Pittsburgh, Geberal.D.Oiot. HENRY P. SOWARTZ;Agent; Allegheny.'— J. HAI; ER, Agent, Wheeling,Na. : •.. • JAMES.W. JOHNSTON, Agant, Mayniilla; Ey, F. MERRYWEATITER, Cincinnati, 0.; - Gen. - Depot. jilt] Do• You Want to Cute Your Horse. - • - Rasp: The following is from the Overseer Al k of The Harlem Railroad. Stables:— . . , • ' Navy Vona. July 14, ISIS. • ' 'l a hii4e'iried 'DALLEirs ANIMAL GAL.- VANIC CURE-ALL, and,l now ceitity ;hail . have found 4 .1. k it the most extraordinary-and saltiabk remedy ever put upon a Horse, and would not be without it for any money. It cures hard and spavin lumps, arising from the collar, saddle, &c., as by magic 1 Rub on a - little of the salve and the collar can't make a sore..' It never can do harm. ' JOHN V.kN.VORHIS, - - Oversier Harlem Railroad Stables. ..• For sale at the Depot of the Proprietor, - - .. • • • H. HALLEY, 415Baosnwkr, corner Lispenard st. • N. R.—Mr. Van Verdi! has .been engaged for many years in Neals & Moore's Stables, Columbus, 0., getting up horses for market, and has now' several hundred horses under his charge as'Overseer. • • JOHN D.MOROAN, Agent, Pittsburgh. jell HENRY'P. SCWA.RTZ, AO, Allegheny. HORACE ➢ . ASE • ISAAC H. DILLE Land and General Agency Ofdee, AT THE CAPITAL, 011 iLLESOIS, CITY OF SPRIAGYIKISP To Non-resident Holies of Illinois .Lands—Holders of Illinois indebtedness, and.aii persons desir ous of purchasing - State. Lands with.. Illinois strip .or bonds. T EE undersigned would respectfully inform the public State of have established in GENERALapitaI of the State of LA.ND and AGEN YOFFICE, for the transaction of all business apper taining thereto,within the. limits of the State. Alt transactions relative to the purchase and sale of lands, examining lands and reporting their location, ad vantages and value, paying taxes, redeeming land sold. for taxes, investigating titles, lee., buying and selling all descriptions of State indebtedness; this and every other description of business attached to a General Land Agency, on the most extended scale, will be promptly ai,d faithfully attended to. In regard to location, we have many advantages over all other agenciea in the State, being at the Capital, near the centre of the State, and at the very fountain-head co: all information in relation to matters connected with lands, taxes, and State inleotedness, through the medium of the go renunent and executive offices. ;In addition to this important advantage, the senior partner, hlr.. Ash, has occupied, for several years, the position of ptineipal Clerk in the State Auditor's office, and having had charge of the books and State land department in said office, has obtained a thorough knowledge on all subjects connect ed with this agency; and we are, therefore, enabled at all times to give correct and prompt information,-much in advance of any other agency in the State. Oar location is also important to non-residents wishing to pay taxes, us our acquaintance with the colleatore of. the revenue is such that we can obtain the tax receipts through the mail, and the money paid directly into the State treasu. ry, thereby avoiding the risk of remitting funds by mail We also beg leave to inform persons wishing to pur chase State lands, that our arrangemems are such, that we can, at all times, furnish State bonds, scrip, or indebt edness in any amount, and at less rates than any other office in the State. , In conclusion. we take pride in referring . to the char acter and standing of the gehtlemen who have been kind enough to permit us to uae their names as references, and with n sincere desire to please, backedhy fidelitYtinduk try and promptitude in all. our business • trafisictions; to merit the confidence of all who may entrust , their busi ness to our hands. .A.SH k. DILLER. Springfidd, March 20, 1849. .11.EDICIRENC Es: Hon. DanlelSuugeon,•• Hon. James - Cooper, • • • Gol. Samuel W. Black, J. Vogan Diller,• —• • • . . Gen. Hobert Patterson, Gen. Adam Diller Joseph L. Chester, Messrs..lVadswth & Sheldon, New '1 ork City, Messrs. Hill, McLean & C 0.,• •New Orleans. . Messrs.A. (howdy & Co., Louisville. John hi: Wyrner, Esq., • • .. •.. St. Louis. James Calhoun, Eel : , Cincinnati. His Ex. Gov. A. C. I. rench,• • •Springfield, 111. lion. Thomas H. Campbell, do. Hon. S. H. Treat -• • do., [aps:3m , N OTICEII TO TUE 01,DEILS OF PITTSIMIGII etTYSCRIP.—" In conformity with the ad Section of the Ordinance of the 18th of April, 1849 directing ‘.‘ the undersigned to negotiate for CITY SCRIP, the Bonds and Mortgages of individuals held by the City for property sold,amoanting to TWENTY-EIGDT THOUSAND DOLLARS .n " Public notice is hereby given, that the said obligations will now be disposed of for the Corporate issues of the City of Pittsburgh, of the denominauons of One, Two and Three Dollars. Further Notice is herebY given, that City Bonds, bear ing interest front the ASth day of April, 1849,.at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum will ut nay time 'hereafter be issued to the holder or holders of City Scrip, in sums of One Hundred Dollars and upwards, according to' the provisions of.the above date. •S. R. JOHNSTON, . ap2l ' - City Treasurer. Hodge and Sign Painting.. T D. PITFLELD would :respectfully infoira the eiiizens 0 . of Pittsburgh and Allegheny that he is prepared .to do all. kinds of ORNAMENTAL, PAINTING, each as imitation of Wood and Stone. All orders let withJ. Rontason, European Agent, will be strictly attended to. arr2s:dlm 2000 Premium 1111atil4. p J. WILLL&MS,No. 12 North SixtEstreet,Philadel • phia, Venetian Blind and Window Shade Manufac turer, (awarded the first and-highest Medals at the New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia Exhibitions, for the superiority of his BLINDS, with confirmed confideriCe in his manufacture,) asks the attention of purchasers to his assortment of 2000 Blinds of narrow and wide slats, with fancy and plain Trimmings, of new styles and colors.— Also , - a large ant general assortment of Transparent Winilow Shades, all of which he will sell at the . 10We St Old Blinds painted and trimzued.to look equal to iieve. DEALSIIB supplied on liberalt.enua. The citizens of Allegheny, Cousty are respectfully vited to call, before purchasing elsewhere—confident of pleasing all. tEr Opera in lite evening To Comates% bterehants. HODKINSON would remind you that you can now AIL • secure China- Glass, ' Queenstoar 4.i., at such prices as never were - heretofore offered at. • . • , Remember, 115 Wood streOt,"3 doors belowsth. [ml7 Notice to the Public. r~HE• subscriber informs thei generallY, and 1. Honsekeepers and Retail Grocers particalarly, that he is discontimuing the" queen - swine business, and will sell off his presentstock.at reduced prices. Those who wish to obtain Chino, queensware, or. Glass, will find this a rare opportunity for getting such articles as they want, much cheaper than the usual rates.; • ; • „ Remember the place, CHINA HALL, No. 118 Wood street, near the Auction store. • , - • - • P. S. I will dispose of my whole stock to any person wishing to buy it, at a bargain. ' - • 1a1 1 5:1f oETTv.- "- ~~onnet~ . I\TEW DAOHERREOTYPE BOOMS,Burkerir Baal ings, FeUrthstrect.-11017G8 & ANTrIONY, DageetTep typists from the Eastern cities, woidd call theatfention of the inhabitants of Pittsbargh, and the neighborig towns,: to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others; at ' rooms In the third story of Burke's building, 4th et._ . ! Persons wishing piaturesnMen may rest ''assured 'Mat, nti pains shall be spared to produce them in highest perfection of the art. Ourinstrtunenta are:of of the erful kind, enabling us to execute piCturee 'udsUrpasised' for high finish and truthfulness to nature.: The public - are; solicited to call and-examine : ... p e „,, , s s itting for pictures are neither requiired pealed, to take them unless perfect satisfaction zgiVen. N. B. operators will rind this good depot for - stock. and chemicals y ID - Instruction e s give to the the ; more recent Improvemnts_ , jan7 Gravel Roofing. .•• . T HE subscribers - respectfully • inform the citizens of Pittsburgh and' vicinity, hat they are now fully pre pared to fill orders fOr'GR.AVEL RO.FiNG, in , a man.: ner not to be Surpassed in this city of - elsewhere.. From their experience in business,• they' feel confident that they will render satisfaction to all those who mu.y give them work." The - sciperierity or Gravel . Roofs - overany other - kind, particularlyin eaSe'or fire, is too well known to requite any argument in - its favor.- To those'ho are unacquainted without work, we beg leave to refer them to Meisia. Thornier Liggett; Sr., , John P. Perry,. Body Patterson, Kane, Jr , and others, for whom wa•havei done work. Orders thankfully received and :promptly attended 'to We will be foetid on Wylie greet,-be: tween High and Intuit} streets. IVIATTHEWII443OOVERN. JOHN SKINNIN, -• ,:refar . , . s, : w i. , t yy ~.. n _. l 4. BIEI =IN '.31. -- .;4, , ,•:' 11. S. Senate. do. Pittsburgh, Pa do. Philadelphia. do. 7'.14".1."` 4"r: A a . _ --e • " =ME ERIE ESE =ME Ctoad Y sitsitenvtagradstatedgal_vanfr.flistltefr. -- .A.I4D -PATENT', - 11 , 181ThiA , W.,D ; ROLES; -' - FR Mainc.C. - stvb vonroests.--ThiS ie the,enly instrument of the kind that has ever been presented' ' in this eoentry orEurope for medical purpuses, and lathe only one ever knoctrn to man„brayhich the gtilvanie fluid can be eonieyee to tbelinmsnoye, the car, the Winn crt 0 - any part of thebody,,either emernelfy or Rae:unify,' • en a definite,gentle. streani,WitlioutshoCksorpain,--with : , . perfect safety-kind 'often - with' the - h - appiest effects., This important'aPpatatus is now highly approved.Of by many of the most eminent physicians of this coantry and Europe; - to' whom the afflicted and others-whom may concern can be referred: Reference will aro be given -te many highly respectable , citizens, whir have been cured,, by means of this most valuable apparains,ot some of the meta inteteratenerVous alsordersi;vlbwki could not be renteivedbY:eny other known-means.; - - Among - Various others - it has b proved' to bendinirj,"lt ably adapted, fOr the bureel the following disessesotiz nervous hendeche ant 'other didorders of the brain: . :! It is with This apparatus' alone that the operator:Can convey ; ; the galvanic fluid - williewaSaind stifety•to the eyeoore-.., store sight; or cure tintauroitis ;to the ear to restore ing; to the tongue tir other,oigatul, to:restore speech ; to Me various parts 'drake bodY, - ferthe:cureofoOrofirti:. eheumatism, asthirie;fteuralgia;- or - tic dOlourearix,paraj-1:: ysis, or palsy, genii; chorea - or Et. Vitus' dance L erulePPYl weakness from strains , diseases peculiar. -Wan malusicontraction of the limbs; lock-jaw, etc., etc. , Rights for surrounding counties - of We/Reit:L.l4l444a ' otivileges, with the instrument, may be purchased, twit,: a.so tested for the mire of dlseasee. Puri instructions will be gIVOR for the varintersheMt...,.. dale to tie used fok -, wrions diseases, and the best nuumer,,- - t for operbting for the cure Of these diseases, will alwbo fully-explained to the purchaser, end a pamphlet putintut--... his hands expressly . for Wese purposes, caroNly,Prtri. pared:lly 'the patentee. 'Enquire of - •. ,-; S. WILLIASIS, Vine street, • -„,— - novl3 - - near 4th st. Road, Pittsteg,, LADIES are cautioned egiunta using Common'Piepat4, red Chalk They are not aware haw frightfully, rious it is to the skid.: how coarse how rough, how sallow",'. yellow; and unhealthy the skitLappears Eder using. prii,r pared chalk. Besides it- is injunous,containinga large quantity of lead! . haVe".Pirepated a beautiful ; Amge-;i table article which we all!.1 . o' nes”Spanish Lilly White:. - -It is perfec innocent, being Purified of alLdeleteti , • ous qualities, andit imparts to the skin natural; heitithy l - 1: alabaster, clear, lively white; at the same time acgifig l tia.a. cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and smoeilt s 7_, , Dr. Damps Andersoa, , Prrctical.chemist of hlatiaachn= setts;saysf "After analysing Jonas , Spanish Lilly Whlte, - . .find it possesses the inostbeautiful and natural, and'at the elite - tune imicteent,<white I saw. I eertainlT. can asiumientiouily retemmend its use to all whose &M requiresboautifyhig.P :Price 25 cents a box-- Directions.' —the beet way, to apply Lilly White, is With-salt leathlir or wool-;:the former is preferable. - • • . A-tram ear - 'or Taxen on 15 castra—White,teeth, font breath, healthy gains.. YellOw and unhealthy teeth, after being once or twice • cleaned • With Tones' Amber, Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the most beautiful ivory, and, at the same tune it isrAo_perfectlyAnnocent and exquisitely fine, that iii constant daily:use is highly advantageous, even to those teeth that are in gOod condi tion, giving them a beautiful polled:1'; and preventiag a - t remt are 4ecay• Those . already deq7 66 1 ? PrevePta om becoming also fastens sue asmbecomtng loose;and perseverance it will render the foulest teeth delicately white, Mid Make. the breath delicioasly sweet. Price 25 orafl cents a box. All. the abate toe sold only at 82 Chatham at., sign of the AmeriCan Eagle, New York, and the appolnted'figententnee' names appear in the next column. . ... .. . . WILL YOU MARRY, and get.a rich husband, lady? face is your fortune." Isl_beautifid, clear, fair? Is- it ? If not, it can be made so even 'though it be yel low, die/glared, sunburnt, tanned and freckled.: Tholts, ands have been Made . this who have washed once or twice with Jones' Italian Chemical Soip. 'The' effect Is glorious and magnificent. . Bathe surayou get the genu ine Jones' Soap; at the. sign of the, Amerliatt-,gagle, 82 Chatham street : , Ring.vrann, Stiit-thernh, Barbeita. Itch, are often cured _by . 3anes , -Chemital : -Soalki. when every kind if-remedy . has failed; That .it 'cures pimples, frecklea, and clears theakia, kill knoiso." Said, at the American Eagle, 85 Chatham street. 'llllnd;:riaderi this seldom or never fails. _ 7, 7 _ „7„ INGLIS ) Pittferaott. of '7 7 ' 0 ug g . , • 1 3 7 ,0 7 . . to!, Liberty tun head of Wood Si • ' SALT RHEUM; SCURVY,. OLD SORES, ERYSIP.E.,.' , LAS, Barbee,' JrNV `Chaps,-!Sore . Beards". This mused by many physteaans in this city in curing the above, and we would not conscienciously sell Unless. wo knew it to'be all we state. • • As a cosmetic, the true /ONES'S SOAP is ierhapsdoi only article "ever 'known that removed impurities, and-,. cleared and, beautified the Skin, making it soft, clear, smooth and white as an infants: But mindiit is sold at 82 - Chatham st, and by ' ' • "•••-: JACRSON,' , Agintii ' Mar2s " • _69 Liberty street, Pituiburgh. , 1101iHRIIMATISM, GOUT, AND TIC D0L0R.P7,(15,' Areactable gpiftierean called at our- office, tus said, to inform us that he had been afflicted .for ' .. yours with Rheumatism "or Gout,, and: oeetodettAllY faith:Tie - . Doloreux; that he trod • been frequently confined_ to his room for months together, and often, sufferid the,most. tense and excruciating pain, but. that using Jayne's Alterative,. from which he found the to° B t . eel and unexpected relief. He says he found 'the meth,.• tine very pleasant aild'dffectiee and .that he now c0n..." alders himself perfectly cured.4lrlladelphia North Amer ican. A Fact WORTH'ICIto-Harnta.--Ag9Atlemin of Scroftticine, habit, from indiscretion in his younger days, became fected with Ulcerations-in • the Throat and Nose, emits disagreeable eruption of the Skin.. Indeed, his whale system bore the marks of being - saturated with disease: One hand and wrist were so. Mad; affected thathaltad;.". , lost the use of the hand, every part being . ..covered with;, deep, painful, and °faintly* ulcers, ea r " at stage and porous as an hOtiey-Comb". It was itt-this ofilla' complaint, when death appeared inevitable some disease, that lie commenced the- ' • , terative, and having taken sitteen bottle . * is'nowperfet t. ly The Alterative operates through the circulation, and:; purifies the blood and eradicateadisease from theaystetn, wherever located, and the numeronearts'iCharPo;- formed in .Oiseasei ofthe : v skini•caacer, scrofula, , gout,' liver complaint, dyspepsia pad other chronic diseases,ls' truly astonishing.—Spirit ofthe Trrnies.- •• ' • .• For !Lieu!, Pittsburgh, at the I!EicIN y 44 STORE Jayne** Faintly /Medicines: DS, -S. COCK Timis,' Ohitioarites l .lllarch,.lB4ll: "I have usedyom Yermifnge, Carminative Balsam, and E.zpeetoraet,inany_ prectice, for the -last thiceyearri, . and have been exceedingly wellpleasedwith them, and sever, as yetoomy _recollection, fallid'of realitint.thy fullest expectation their leuiative.propeities. Year 43 other medicines I cannot spent'offromexperierite'rbuti judging from those I have 1/sedi % I doubt not but that they , claim, and Me entitled to all - the earifidence, Tc 011041416 them, by those who have used Meta. ' Fain* formerly , very , partial tattoo** YermifugeointilThecameacquem, ted with yours,-which has my , decided preferene to any Ressectfully, yours t ,tc,, ' S.• S. COOK; M. D.n••• V- For sale in Pittsburgh at the_Pekla.Tea Stare, T Fourth at. • • • -,. : • • ; • &015 - AirORETEStIMONY for •Dr.. Willard's Fatality Med 4;.... J.Xl.,..eines.=' , -The undersigned, citizens of Pittsburght,hav ing yr-Menially used•Da Willard's .Oriental Cough,- ture, and exporioneed its Imneficial efrects,dontostolteer7 fully recommend it ea safe and'ettectual,:in &Waimea. Speaking from experience,• we - believe that it has mum-. penor ; and would recommend its use•toull the &glinted.: Pittsburgh, March 15th, 1848.- . - • fry - Sold by, J. Schooiunaker A. Jones, - .T. H. Cassel `John P. Scott; F. D. Snovidert, Mohler: Ogden es Snowden. , - F' TITS OF COUGHING in the night aftivery. trouble some. They break in upon the hours of repolie and exhaust thd strength of the sufferer. " 11. - A. - Pahifoistoek . ' & Co.'s COUGH BALSAM has•beed eminentlysistneas , ful in easing , aud - duringthese unpleasant spells.. If a person is vouSed in' the night bym: spasm - . of . uousldniu tea Spoonful of the Cough.ldalsain will soothe it, give . relief,' and ad it tepalatable, leave& uo.nsPloalla4.SPari: behind. If once used, it will take precedence others, as a remedy for coughs; colds, Prepared and sold by B. A. FAHNESTOCK corner Ist and Wood 'streets, and corner, sth and: Vlrood. • streets. , 0 DR. RALPH'S CELEBRATED V]toarA 11.13 Plus are Tor , sale, wholesale and retail, at the ~ • ' • , . RwEs, tEOvnea, No:50, Smithfieldst. Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny city: J. G. Smith; - Itiia MinghamPahn McCracken, l'enn street, Figh Ward. f e , b.. . . _ . . -• • TI RE OFF , STONICANDANTI-DrsrE . rile }'ILLS'. - 1.) , The general Properties therm pari are` Bari ;rive t ' Purgative.and: -In' the. common. Ws - orders n 'astng - from' imprudence, in "diet, &a., such as - sickness and sourness of.he stomach, heartburn,: headaclie ?sc., where , a. medicine - is , remnred,rhis. prePtir,tidelkre v_elY aPplicablei-tor, its; carminative .or. soOlhinreir_eAtaiPve almost - immediate relief, when rldnae a c! , • l3, oriegi.exia its purgative operation upon the Atoniach and towels Dr gentle and effectual; and its - tonic ,:properties iMpart strength to tie digesuve organs, thereby enabling. thews organs to perform their proper (auctions with order .and regularity.. The price has .been reclue44... frogs 00' jo 25 midgameolk . -• • - ... . - For sale wholesale and retail by nams- TOOK & am, corner Front and: Wood and Wood streets, Agents for Pittsburgh. .014 nONSUAIPTION seitis mole aletints than . any caber l:;) disease in our country.' The young, -. .-the old,, The beautiful and gay, are - all alike subject : twits-invi dious ravages, and many a hectic" cheek' has been supposed to bloom with the glow of health. But every case on in a 'cold and a eough'perhaps deemed unworthy -of intention at first-and only met with remedies when too ' late. Watch the first Symptoms with iCarolls care, And make immediate - use of-the -Cough -B a lsamet B. A. Fahneetoek & Co., which will eertainlycheekits further progress, and restore the inibuned organs to a beautiful action. For sale by B. A. PARNESTOCE &'Co. ; cornerikt a and - :Woodsts.; also, corner Mir and Wood."; dealt ' A.. lASON-& 60 Mum= ornsisz;hisye -Ma this day received, per "Fast Line, 1 The following named Goode, viz :--Satm . stripe, black and blue black plain and'printed Bei-ages,. all wool 7M. de - Lames, em broidered nibct Shawls, black, white 'and. perutSilk Hose ; sprui Silk . oss kid, silk and lisle thread 6/OVelli. linen, - bobbin, cambric and muslin Edgings ;Inserting!! i• -.black silk lace - Edgings;:hannet Ribbons? embroidered! Muslin Capes, new.patterns and 'rich goods. marta, ' eine ale Proper* y• for sale, of • • . Acres, ITUATED t ere:tails from the Cemetery and oPpo )0 site the restdande of Col. Croghan;presenting st front of 1200 feet, containing anew cottage hzusp; with hallin centre-and 4 rooms, 4 bed rooms and good cellitrai&c.6- 4: tenant hones. barn,- stables,` garden, all tinder geod fence. This property is - suitable for gilt -den/rig prirposein or country residences, us several prom inent and , beautiful locations can easily be improved: for that patpove.- Price; $2OO an acre.- Terms-entity.— •B,,CUTHBERT.,9en Agent; Smithfield street' ESTATE FOR SCRIP _ _ _ ..--rFortaleot valuable ?Pet front on Bewrer etreetrAllegheny, by 117 feet to a 17 feet alley, having a email feeble Cottakke Dwelling House, with other improvements. Prfee Sao, iu Pittsburgh and Allegheny City mud Colinty.Serip, par, . f; at 0 1 1iTilBERT,' Oen. Atent, ap'2o ,SraitOeld-street. . . pEgO.USM9N C4r3+400 31:8iB.INTechision 100 MOD ) 3;tpt sec d b 7, .-*O_,6*NDLINS4:O/01PftEra,,'-'i 97 Wood street BEM NEM :::,....__,-.....• ... , -_ _ __ -,...:7--• ' :-,-,-' : , ' ? `• • " • ;!.....•., , ;•7' ‘ ,..i • '.- - ; ' ,=, = 4.,..--,..,,,,,),,L.1 , ; - • ,. ....._,..1 , ,,, ••:, ....! . . • ,-,,.•,.. ..- 't ' T E MEI . - Ell I ... -,... ..,-yq-,_. .: I ' l--. ' - _,.... _ :4',7,,; ' .:.-1- :' ,-. 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