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BiS&liiM ntaiiip §SssssMssm wMM wJ§I»%X« f&awaslafefeSaßa wnaßMi Mm) smsg |pBpl&isll d§«sl|l|ffiii miiSSilp H|| HP HM l^pss^^ imi^ jtSmilftMSMM ■PpMilnM PHpnMM p-^fa-w- =“:<rvt »,>*iv\,*ft V f %.<; »■'; -»vi;vi,*.“ ntV* * ;■,■«.W *■-«’-* ‘. f. v** -.*:*£ v , > . • ■ ‘ . ‘•>:->*V’»:K. - •, '.1., T k • ;i•:•**•?? ••••''' '"■ '' -■ ,;:7- * , -. ' " Emigration dues. - TAPSCOTT dfc CO.’S I s§9} ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1803 r&&Jh> aP* 6 J*m«( JBUkelv. tbwm. J EUROPEAN AUENT, and Dealer in Foreign Hx*- il change, is alio Agent for tho following Packet nes: • ' •••-■•■• ;• .•■■ - PidrteerLine of Steamships,-between New Yotk and .-■■■■■ :■■■■. . • Liverpool-\ ■*■■■•. Swallow Tall Line*sailing from New York and Liv . -.ernool on ihe GiH and 2i*i of each month , New WnoTeavoNevv YorJi on Livetpool • .onthAllthof eacbinomh. • ■ r-'Fed Star Line leaves New York on the llth, oml Liv r.-. ', .erooolon thfcli3th of each month. . • „ . i i twice a month from Liverpool and .vw x; Lmeot Packets sail from New York the t l«,BtMClh and 2 Ith, and from London on the6;b, u n, v ; . 2iaiand 28th of each month. v_ Nnaf The Clyde Line of Glasgow Packets sail from . ' r"- Yorkaßd Glasgow oaths Island tsib of ?*'!< <”“ «.■ > :*; Weekly l2ne of i’ackcu fiom Liverpool to new . - °ftSrLino for emigrant-. Do.a New ..oora boat and railroad, or by canal end rai road to l itts b fli'seDgcra wilt rccsive,everv attention and advice - ...v nr the oft CO of .W • TftCSCOlt, A Co.) uad'Su tieorgeVßuildinga, Liverv •’J T-Tapwctt A Oo.,rCSouth street, New Yhrk« or at the office of the advertiser. , * ffi mm resldiuc m the United States orCanada, who wUh*w”ind for their fr »e nd3 m *»? * arl of En K lnnd », Ireland, Scotland «r Wole scan make the necessary or , ' • rSttenaenu hy application to the subscriber, and have ‘ SSfbronßhloui hy any of the nbove favorite lines of 1 - Packets,(which range.from 1.G0Di02,500 tons bunhen.j j v ' • tg by first elase Mercham Ships, on favorable terms, by • > ; . w*/ of-Liverpool, London or Glasgow. Their fro* j ?ueacy or sailing precludes the possibility of delav \ 'flitpge nan also tic secured tromUverpnol to New Or* , le®u*?Baltlmore> Philadelphia, Boston..Charts'ion and i Sataaiwhdirect; Remittances in small and Urge sums ' '-'Matnttal, to Grent.Briiuin and Ireland. • ; - W» A J. T Topscoii A Co. have entered into . 1 - -- onmgetneott With Mer*ra. VO«eJ, Kork i Co.,dlsink e>if amt wiih.Messrs. Wwoid v Blount fc Cocßaiaets, Pens, to draw sight arafU, •. Tjghiqh gia be made.payable in all the principal places * ■ throughout France and Geinianj* Passage tickets and •* . udroasalway* for *«l* by the .undersigned, corner of ' • Blfltth and'Liberiy.streets. (up stairs,) Pittsburgh* next i\ R. Flo S ‘d- P , “'^ L ' A ” K VXv. - : • ■ p;: S—Caialogoes of the vessels time.of sailing, and .- harden, cart be had utifte above oflme, gc6t:*- |t>p*2 • - Astney for Different; Line* of Pnekel Ship*. - ** PASSENfiBB OTFICE, •. 4XO liibirtf Straeti PlttrtorgU. ' Evr P: W. BYRNES ±.CQ> y t* .South ttna, amut of ; 2Hn4,2itw \ r oTk ;tt Watirloo Roe.d, lAvajicol; 65 GfuvUrurWyNiV Orltant,, .:: . a:lilno ori’aukeii > - i '' v Y-45E'C : HiUnßeverjfive days from t -4CP^ • r Liverpool to New \ork; a Uiie of Packets Arum Lav jß&EAM&zy erpool-to :•■• ■ Ji ir -VT^.ihr>« rrb teen tit oreackifSnaS&Ea > ' Jaonth; aLint of Packet%io Baltimore on UtesSKU o> -•icimonth. Also—a Line o! Packets on.the Btn ana. •••'•:■ -gjVfc of e&elr month from London and Porumottta to • How York. ; ■ , , _ ALSO—Prafliat slghtalwaysonband, for any amount* r at the lowest rates of discount; and all Information &^byTh^^e 8 “^ Ij foHNTHO^SONr il, ‘ * niatlS • 7 410 Liberty suPntaborgh. BPBIHO AWD SXTMMBR CJ-.OTHIHQ ! ' THBEE BIG DOORS 1 JTo. 151, liberty Btrat,-PitUbwgh. rfi-^pIfBS'JtiSOUOSSES-'-' IIHW lie pleasure or. «n - » noansini to his numerous frieuis uni the puhlle in s : S&etul.ihuthis Spring and Summer stock is now imdy far Infraction, which, ne beliewm will be found to be - 'one orthe largest and best selected stocks of Ready * v'-Midcbiothing» befound in the Western Country. ' He hoe this season paid more than usual attention to - the manufacturing ana stvie of his Garments, so thatthe very lowest priced, as well as the finest, are got up in a ; style and elegaiiee not to be surpassed. ■■■■ - Ho-woold particularly call the attention ofall dealers • in Clothitt to his present splendid assortment of Quasnti» Ashe feels tsnfidenVuponexamination of the qualities • ; cud prices of hisgoods, he can offer ■ them such induce ... menu as shall mare it their interest to purchase at his -- establishment* - • • • .Many years 1 experience, and great success in the bu« ' siness, togetherwuhan unprecedented wArdeai# and r#» taU patronage, has enabled him to get up Garments to suit’the business habits and tastes of every location in the Unlbn; which Ib of- the utmost importance to whole sale purchasers. . . , , . t •'-Intha CutUngdepartment win be found a choice ae* - . leetfoa of the moil fashionable goods, consisting of— : v .French, Enghth and American Bmadaotha, . ./ Cashmeretls, Ac .Ac. Also, an excellent assortment oi ' TESHNGS,<if delates! and most fashionable styles— , - all of which no is prepared to make to order m the best ’ manner and attho most reasonable prices. GOME, THEN, ONE AND ALL! •: :The Assortment, the Quality, and the Variety* i« ths most extensive, undoubtedly, to be fomd in the United: - States: r:--- ■ .■■• .... ... martO; SPRING CAMPAIGN! READ AND. REFLECT. CAbIi&OBAN ft CO«i Corner of Wood and Water Streets, Pituburgh, TVAVEjost received an extensive stock of Lieeant . --JEL and Useful Goods* consisting of CLOTHS, CAS SIMERES and VESTINGS, of the very finest materl - alt, and. the most rich and .varied patterns. These -Goods have been nil selected by the proprietors them selves,with-great circumspection* Nothing new- or umquein -the line of dress has yet appeared, in the East ern ernes, that Callaghan.& Co.,have not secured in . 1 large quantities for inetr. numerous customers. The :V whole of this large stock has beeo ram voa tn cssa, and were consequently: obtained at low satis. . The . public should bear this Important faenn mind, inasmuch as it will enable them to purchase at lower prices, than they have been in the habit ofjraying for their ward robe* at other establishments. Tins* magnificent stock consists in FRENCH, ENGLISH and AMEKI* ■ : CAN CLOTHS, selected with an eyo to dnrnblity, ns wellasto beauty. The slock of CAS9IMERES is in perfect accordance with the - other,-both in quality and . cheapness, while the rlch.ahd vo may say roTgeons dls -pIaTOf&UFERB VESTINGS; challenges investigation, ana comes op to the refined taste of the most experieu* "cedcustomer. CaLLAGHAN A CO, aprl corner of Wood and Water meets. ——r T hjo _ H ALX. t " ’• . Ao. .74 'Wood street, near Fourth at. ' MEN*S AND BOYS 1 CLOTHING! fTTILL BE OPENED, on THURSDAY, April 15th, fv- 18SH. CHESTER, in announcing his removal, be&tleave to return his sincere thanks to the public* for the unbounded patronage :with which he has been sus*. .tsiaed.. The question, “can a Clothing Establishment. ' conducted on correct business principles} aiming to -build up a: reputation for good workmanship and war ranted material, be sustained,” is no longer a mooted point, but has become afired fact, attested to by the un precedented amount of Chester’s sales It has become mnimpei aiive.necessity with the proprietor, lo enlarge his business facilities to accommodate bU hoiu ef cna* tuners. Atgreat cost of time and means. Gothic Hall, 74 Wood street, has been fitted ap in a style tollable to the business, where it sr all be the grand object to main y tain the reputation Chester’s Clothing Emporium has ac* quired for style, workmanship and material. . The stock of Men and Boys’ Clothing will be greatly enlarged, embracing all grades of quality, and the latest style, all manufactured,!!! this city, under the proprietor’s immediate supervision. The public are invited to call und examiac. 74 Wood street, . mprU- WE STUDY TO PLKASE MEECHANT TAILOE, - No. SO Markttf b*vu>ten Saond and Th%7d streets, BEGS respectfully to inform Ms friends and the public, that he has returned from New York and Philadei* paia, bating there selected from the latest importations, an entire new stockof Black and Colored CLOTHE CASSIMERES and VESTINGS, which for newness of designs'and richness of fabrics, are not surpassed by unybonse west of New York.—Allof whienheis pre pared to Stake to Order in a superior style, at too lowest -pried possible, and cordially invite purchasers to .null and examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere. TO TAILQKS.—I have no authorized Agent m this chy, for the sale of my work ouGARMENT CUTTING. It can only be bad at the store of the subscriber,36 -Market street, at the following prices, viz: with instruc* 'Boas, 910: without, $7. \tnurl7 JAMES C. WATT* "... v HKIYCLOTBUIG HOCSE. ‘ : . > EDMUND WATTS A CO., MERCHANT 'TAILORS, . JVc. 185 Liberty etreel f above St. Clair, EVE opened a new Clothmg Store, at the above place, and are now receiving a splendid lot of , Cassimeres, Vesting®, Ac-, of the latest imports - float, porchased with an especial view to cily trade, and written they are prepared to make up to order in the la* test and most .Tashionabie styles. They intend, topay: autetaXtenUonlolhUbranck of their buainess, and iney • - 'hkvefblf confidence that they will be .able to give (heir customers entire satisfaction. They are also manufactu ring® choice lot of READY MADE CLOTHING, of the-newefft styles, which they wifi sell low for ca*n As All this stock is entirely new, it it worthy the alien.' cnofboyers; - (aprlfry Whatßttry Oody Sayirßtut Be Tmi IT is said that BOOBYK8; at the Bsc Hive Clothtoq BroE*. N 0.223 Liberty street, sells the cheapest Clo tMflg lnJhe Cfty—well made ana fasbionokly cut. Ceil and oxamine them,mid youwill not badiseppoimed.. • JustTecelvedj by Express, a splindid assortment, of Fancy Osßhtzerei, Brown, Green and- Bine CJot&e, anp other Fashionable Goods, suitable for the season, whjcf woaro prepared tomake to order, (without disapppmb luptj) Tna siyJesnsarpasEcd miheCUy. . - . Ahanenndsee. • xnarul SJfis WAT!tTft CO.* AYE on hand READY MADE CLOTHING, manu factured ot the best material, in. fashionable style, for sole at low prices Persons wishing, their Clo thing made to order, con have their work done in a sn> pciior manner, and the best-stock of Goods in tlieTai toJjJ|uoe to select from that can be found in this city. *r iMn nn nFP ort AutAttd Trae. Bee Hive Clothing Btore> No. 225 Sl^<SSsiW :eet » J C a an Bell a-good soil of SammerClo* SHjf Goods, of every description, SffJSgifSLSq-. . Cu »'°m work made to order in imuonente style, and on reasonable term.. lapr!7 iiPMSg’S!? al?%^"‘'*'*toio partner* A A Sf.%', KwElf «££"*'*' WA ‘ era) Commission and Prodace n m" lyhope their long eipenenne, extenSraK 4 panonar., , - SaM>L MAGUIRE, Cumberi'd m,i . WM.C CANE, Washington p* ’ Pittsburgh,April3,lßig. ’* [apo Dissolution. ■ mBS partnership heretofore existing between James ■ : : . A, Armstrong, ekmttel.Crorler BniCharlMßaroei, ■x r : -i;! zadertl* title of Armstrong, Crosier It Co., is thi. day dliiolTed bytnstn.l agreement, Mr. Bernes h.vlng dis ■ . poaeaof hisinterest and withdrawn from tire concern. JAMES ARMHTRONG, _ . . SAMUEL CROZIER, Feb.»ySl,lBi2. CHARLES BARNES. .»• Forwarding, Commission and.Prodng * Business wiUfcfreottUxroed.autLeirpresont aland, Not,C3 W*ler, . and W Front atreei®, by Ja»e® Armstrong and SamaeJ CiM£*r«.vsder the style of XUirS ARMSTRONG A C&OZIER* iiimdrali f jfc-, Or. Wn. P. «»!.., : “ tagr ' VByKKINAJIY BORGBON. filOtljTOg. JAttBBO. ”Sraasportotiort. WOIIIDAS CBSTlt'fc HA.Ii.ROAD. 1852. <SeVELAND AND .DETROIT LINE, 'ln connection with the Cleveland and Cinc.nnau Ball; rohd, Cleveland and Eno-Railroad, Clevcland;and Pittsburgh R&ifroad, and Michigan Central Railroad. PABSENGERB will be ticketed through from : any point on Lake Michigan, to Cleveland, Cincinnati and V»tv<bnrgb, and from either of (hose places to any - point ou.take Michigan. r . This Line will be composed of two new low pressure steamers.builterpreksiyfortheToute«' - •CLEVELAND. :; - - . Capt C.C Stahahd. • c FOREST CITY, > - - Cap*; L. A. PreRCB A Boat willleave"Cleveland f r Detroit, oud Detroit for Cleveland, every evening, at 0J o'clock, arriving m -bothaiUes the following morning, in season for the mor ning train of curs for Chicago, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, • an»r for :the take Superior and Saginaw boats at Detroit. Tl ey Will run from Cleveland in the following order : FOREST CITY. ■Monday—••—••Wednesday’* Friday. . . - . CLEVELAND. .. .Tuesday'*-^**.**—'— •Thursday* ••••••• Saturday :•: ' CLEVELAND. Hond *> K*Sf*cfFr; • •»•» «•■•••• “.“Thursday* • • • Saturday. \ The uuderstgoed-are. prepared to make contracts for -all kiml« of Fteight, from Cleveland to Detroit, Mackl* mw, Same Sle Marie, and aU porti on Lake Michigan. The OOFAN, CASPIAN and ST. LOUIS will combos* the aneunul the new Boats are ready • -s. .■ ■ JQEWTPk ,• < CBRADBERN ic CO *Cleveland. -"'PITMAN,'TROWBRIDGE& JONES, Detroit. • opil4:Cm . . ~ " Farefteduotitl WEST NEWTON PLANK ROAD ROUTE, T7OR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA and'WAS ll* X INGTON CITY. Fau« Rkducsd. ' To Ifalumoee, - 82,00lessthan Pa. Railroad. * To Philadelphia, 81,00- do do- d;> To Washington City, 84;Xl" io do do Tins i* the only Office which insures a THROUGH TICKET tn.Wa*hington,anri,by laki.ig tins Route, pas sengers. will save tune and money. . The Mall Beat (carrying the United Stales . Mail,) leaves the Monongohe'n Wharf, above the Wire Bridge, EVERY AFTERNOON, til 5 o'clock,via the YougbTo* gheny River. Passengers will lodge on the Boat, and take splendid United siatesMall Coaches at West New ion, next'morning.over the Plants Road,crossing ;tha mountains In daylight. Take the magnificent sleeping Car* of the Bammore and Ohio Railroad, talO o'clock, P.-M: Breakfast at Babimore and Washington City, dine In'Phifadelphia, and arrive in New York the some evening* . • Fare to Bahiuro r e. - - 5 9,00. do Philadelphia, - 10,00 do Wa»hmgton.City. • • 10,20. MON&NGAHRLA ROUTE; The biemuer. leaves the W'bnrf, above the Bridge, Bally, at b o'clock, A. M. Travelers leaving Pifsburgh ' by the Morning Boat, will cross the mountain* the same night, and arrive in Cumberland the next morning lor tlieHo’clockArmn of Cais/or Baltimore.. Will sop m Baltimore and W ashington Cuy,andarnve in Pbiladel plua at 2 o'clock, the same night Fare to Baltimore, • - • - 8 o.no. do Philadelphia, - - - -10,00, do Washington City, • - - .10,51), ForTiCkel*. by either or the above Lines, pleiue call at the We*t Newton Plank Road Offii e, in the Monon f’dhela House, Waterstreet. J. J. EVAN 3, Agent. aprC . ■ BiKW ABILADUUIIICNTI WESTERN RAILROAD • FROM'-.'. flUiburgb to Cleveland* Cotumliui and Cincinnati, : ALLIANCE. CANTON AND MASSILLON, IN CONNECTION WITH TIIE PENNA. CENTRAL RAILROAD Through from PitUhurghto CUveland in Ues than. TtnHour*, hy a continuous Railroad tine, t THE Express Train on the Ohio am) Pennsylvania Railroad, leaves FuiVbu»gh at A, M., stopping at hewlckiy, Rochester, New Brighton. Darlington, hnon, Palestine, Columbiana, and Salem, ami reaches Alii once, 62 miles from Pittsburgh, at 1 P. M. Passengers leaving Alliance on the Cleveland-Railroad at 3 P. M, And reach Cleveland at OP. M. Kctarmng, ihe pas sengers leave Cleveland ntfi A.M., Alhancu at 1 31) P. M., and reach Pittsburgh at 633 P M.,ln uraelo con* neci wLb the evening train on the Pennsylvania Rail road for Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore, and alio wrh the Youghlogheny Steamboat and Plank Road route.; • ■ Passengers-by this route come from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh In two days, without mght travel, and save from onoto two days in connecting with thoPenca. Cen* tral Railroad. . Passengers leaving Pittsburgh: at 833 A.-Mi, reach Panton at 2 P.M. ana Massillon at 2.3 UP. M. At Mas sillon the line connects with stage lu.es .to b ooster, Mansfield. New Philadelphia,and aiKnon to New Cos- Poland, Warrca, Mercer and Erie. - The New Brighton Accommodation -Train leaves. Pittsburgh at 10 A. M. and 5 20 P. M., and New Brighton at 7 A. M. snd 1 P. M , stopping at Intermediate stations. Ercarsion-Ticket?, good for two days, are sold be tween: Pittsburgh, Rochester and New Brighton . Quarterly tickets are sold al low rates, and tickets by the package to some of the stations. The Trains do not run on Sunday. Omnibuses ran in connection with the trains to and from the station on FederaL street. . Fare by the only contmaout Railroad Line from Pitta* burgh to Cleveland, 140 miles, 84.00. To Massillon, 104 mi!e9>B3JDo. Foruckeia apply at the Federal Street Station of the Ohio and Pa. Railroad, to GEORGE PARKIN, • • Ticket Agent Or to v J.MBbKIMKN, ' Monongahela Meaw, S’msburah. ■ Note— By the route by steamboat 50 mile* lo.Wells* ville. sad thence by|BaUroad 100 miles io Cleveland, the fare ib 8350.. .. [ ApriU.lBs2.Wopr2) it*:* \. .• ■.. • • " 1852. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. PKBf rS S Yli VAH I A ttA IXj R O AD, Two DaHy Train* From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia and Baltimore* • 1 Only 80 Hours Through l • FARE, til. . fTIHE Express mail train will leave the Depot on Lib* JL eriy street, above the Canal Bridge, every morning at o’clock. Passengers will goby the cars to Turtle, Creek 12 mi lee* where they vrill find the best of Coaches in readiness to convey them 29 miles,over a first rate turnpike road to Beauy’s station { (conductorsaccompany each traia of Coaches), and then take the can to Moludaysburg; and then take the splendid sleeping cars direct to Philadel phia and Baltimore. . Passengers for Baltimore lake the cars of the York and Cumberland Railroad at Uarrisborgb, arriving at Balti more to breakfast, and to Washington City the same morning. .. The Evening TralnwilUeave datly.B(6*3o, 1\ M., ar riving at Philadelphia nextevening. Baggage checked through to Philadelphia. - .. D. Leech & Co.’s Express PackctLinc will leave dally, at 5 o’clock, P. M., connecting at Blairs'rilie with the Pennsylvania Railroad. Through from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia And Baltimore in 33 hoars. FARE 810. Passengers will procare their tickets at the Railroad Office m the Monongahela House, Water Street. N. B.—Scheduleumeas follows:. From Pittsburgh to Beauy’sSintion, 7 hours do Beatty’s Siation.to Johnstown, 2| do do Johnstown to HolHdayeburgvia cluding33 miles Portage rood, 6 do From Koliidaysbarg to Billcrsvilie, 9 do do Dlllersvule to Philadelphia,over Columbia Railroad» do Total, 23 hours. • This Schedule allows ample time on each portion of the route, and can beregolarly made, if no unexpected detention should occur. Passengers are informod that the Portageand Columbia Railroad are owned and ope rated by uie State of Pennsylvania, and aro in no way anderthe management or control of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. NOTICK.—In caso of loss, the Company will -hold: themselees responsible for personal baggage only and fofsn amount not exceeding one hundred dollars, rimr2s JVtoESKIAIBN, Ticket AgH P. R. R. Co. Rsrchauti’ Portable Boat Lino. m -- aaaMSl' i » For the Transportation of Merchandise and Produce, (VIA FBSrtSTLVANIA CANAL* AND SAILBOADS), BSTWXBN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA, ■ Dirtcti without R+ikipping. ... fp* TIME, TEN DAYS PATTON A REYNOLDS, •v. Depot, 251 Market st, (near Sixth,) Philadelphia. : i C. A. RPANULTY A CO, Canal Basin, 4fiB and 410 Penn street, Pittsburgh. TTAYING increased our facilities and otherwise lm- XI proved our arrangements for Transportation, we .ore now prepared to receive a large amount of Prodace and Merchandise, to ship (on the opening of the Canals,) with promptness and dispatch. The Section Boat system of transportation over oar Slate improvements has been in use about ten years. and the great success and favor it has met with, is a saf«. -liclent guarantee that it is no longer considered a doubtful or uncertain experiment; but Is acknowledged -D.y all as vastly superior to any mode of transportation .usedoaCanals, (when intersected by Railroads). *°aaed into our Boats at Pittsburgh, remain j l tt , u l at our Warehouse in Market street, Philadelphia, thereby entirely avoiding the delav S-^? e .*i[ ei ii.f«-^ hrce r d J ffer A n ? transhipments,- and secu ring the delivery of Goods in enure lota, the packages clean, and in as good order as when shipped. FrodttC#, *0:, consigned to oar House at Pittsburgh, will be recelvcd acd forwarded always at the lowest current canal rates, strictly according to instructions, without anyextra charge for commission, siorago, or ad vancing: charges, Ac. * fet>23 ( * C. A. MCNULTY A CO. mmmm, . Adams A COi’i Eiprsas* NO. 80 FOURTH STREET) PITToBURGH. *IIH6 public are informed rthat we are now running X regularly loiheEasiand West, andareprepared to forward all Goods entrusted to bur care. v • A SPECIAL ME3BENGER sent daily for Philadel. phia, at 4 o'clock, P.M. Also, daily io‘Cmcinnati, at 7 o'clock*, A* M.: ' . Order® transmitted free of charge, and Goods returned of Exchange for sale on England, Ireland and Scotland, for.any amount, payabieon principal Banking House® or Post Offices mine United Kingdom. - dees* • • BAKER A FORSYTH, Agents; penttiylranla Reilroad Company. .aa!iSßg^P?eßg^^:^£= Til; E ans now prepared- to forward produce Ac., to TV Phiiadelpbrn unmediatsiy.- Time, fire days, “ate. for bacon, lard,pork, beef, Ac. - -60 c V lOO fix. cheese, earthenware, 16alber,ieaf tobacco, w glaaa . . . (MoVIOOSj. ftuitandw»*!HBoo Vr-UOttA broom. ? LV'° ran4fcuff » , ® lklß *i e SB a,: j. Dtoonx, indra . . . - lOdciO'lOO B)a. — COYODB A GRAHAM, Agta. sgmatQ auuasgbuibnxs. BMS W l e “lf, n X (Sunday except , a ,s A. M.; ArriTcatOleroiand do 5° iS'S’ la time for the Toledo, Ongk endl marSt ' - " EORGE “OBINSON, B-’ 1 ■ • ■•••-=-■ ■■• • - Superintend*,,* 16.“ n-/*^L‘t atOro ana for aate) a fe w Sftocb Billiard BWfc. JOHN W. Tm •“ n No.l«W«4raiot ; - i ■ ‘ 't 1 " . j vj Tne Farmer* and Dle’cttanic*’ IMaUtv In' auranca Aaaooiatton. ~ OP PITTSBURGH, PEN NA. AID IN TIME OF USED' . OFFICE—CORSES HF eMttUFIEtD AND FHIRD STREETS. . GUARANTY C A Pit’ At., 930,000. mHISw an association established for ihe mutual relief X of Us members, In cases of sickness or accident, by the payment of. Ute r Annual Deposits Perrons in good rfaealih may-become members and 'be'entitled too'weekly beaeflt,-in case of Eiclcness or aceidcnt* AH who join this Association are entitled to a vote m Uie election of officers, and to participate in Uie profits of the Associa tion. Jtisestabhihcd on a safe ond permanentbußis, being both Mutual and lleaevolent lu us designs* with the lowest rates consistent for its security) and conduct* ed m a manner to insure its permanency and durability. All persons can.sce the advantages of taking ottt a policy from the General Office. . TKABLYDEPOPXtS. 8 2,C0 per year, draws 8 2,00 per week; iy;u do do o,l*o do; [. • 4,00 do ; do 4,00 do; 6,00 do - do . 6,(10 do; O,OO do do 6,00 do; ■.-.7,(»0 do do . 7;UO do; • 800 do do 8.00 do; 0,00 do do 9.00 do; , 10.00 do do 10,60 do; INITIATION FEE, for Membership, Si£o-which must be paid at the ume of making application, ajid the first years 1 deposit within twenty days. Each member entitled to & monthly report, gratis, • .. OFFICERS. President—D. W. Beiumoxt. Vice president and Treasurer— Win, JJ. Wilson* . S> creiary—G* D. Crown. Finance CemtmWie—A. 3. Childs, A* D. Christie, and D. A. APMasters. marUtfm The Franklin Fire Insurance Company* 0? fHILADXLF&IA; DIRECTORS:— Charles W. Baneker, George W. Richards, . Thomas Hart, MordecaiD. Lewis, Tobias Wagner, . ■ . AdolnhiE. Borie, Samuel Grant, . Bavin S< Browne, • Jacob R.Smith, Moms Patterson, CiIAS. N, BANCKER.Pres’U Chas. G. Tlahcxxßi Secretary. IE?" Continue to make Insurance, perpetual or limited, oa every description of property m town and country at rates as low.as ace consistent with security. 1 The Companyhave 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, 1851, u published agreeably to an Aotof Assembly, were as fol lows, vis ■ Mortgages ■ —8 019.123 08. »Real Estate«. ■ ■- ■ ■ ■ ~ ~.. 84,377 78 Temporary Loam- —80,908 17 Stocks '■ ■■ ■ , i 6t,SS9 00 Cash, Ao. ■ 04,346 HI • 51J215>?09.4« . Since ihelnncorporatton, n period of 21 years,they have paid upward* of On* Million four Hundred Thou • eand Dollar*, looses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the ad vantages of Inaurancc,aß well as the ability and thsnosiucm to meet with promptness, all liabilities. J.GARDINER COFFIN, Agent, aprS4) Office N. K. corner Wood and 3d gts. State autuai Ktre tnauraneo Company* . . HARRISBURG. PA, DESIGNED only for the safer ciassesof properly, has tujnmplecajuml, and affoids superior advantages in point of cheapness, safety and Accommodation, to city ana owners of dwellings, and ipolaicd or couutry property.. . A. A. CARRIER, Actuary, 0c127J Branch Office',No;s4 Simtbficld su Pmshorgh l INSiIHANCS, -fPHE DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSUR I ANCfc COMPANY.—Offioe.North Room oflhe Ex cnange.Third strcol, Philadelphia/ ; Fins litsuiuKCß.—Buildings, Merchandize and otbei property 111 town and country, insured against lots oi damage by fire at the lowestrato of pjeratum. .Maartta Ihscrakcs.— They also insure Vessels, Car £pes and freights, foreign or coastwise, under open or special policies, as the assured may desire. ENLAnuTHANspOßTairotr.—They also insure merchan dize transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars, Canal Uoatsand steam Boats, on rivers and lakes,on the most liberal terms. DIRECTORS—Joseph H. Seal, Edmund A. Bonder John C. Davis. Robert Burton, Johnß. Penrose. Samuel Edwards, Geo. G. helper. Edward Darlington, Isaac K, Davis. William Folwel!,John Newhn,Dr. 11. M. Huston, James C. Hand.Theoplulus Paulding, H. Jones Crooks IJenry Sloan, Hugh Craig. George aernll, Spencer Me* Ilvatn,Charles Kelly, J.O. Johnson, William Hay,Dr 8. Thomas, John Sellers; Win. Eyre, Jr. DIRECTORS AT PITTSBURGH. —D. T, Morgan, Hugh Craig, Jno.T; Logan. . • • WILLIAM MARTIN. President. Thos. C, lUnx>, Vice President. Joseph W. Cowan, Secretary; OSlce of the Company,No, 4d Water street, Pitts burgh. (jelfcdtf) . P. A. M ADEiRA, Agent. THE OFFICEof the Jnsuranrs Co.tf North Amttu* has been removed to the Warehouse ofHardy, Jones & Co., No. 14) Front street,third house East of Wood street,where thcsabscribcrwiiMssue Policies on Build ings and their contents,andon Shipments by Steamboats and other vessels, for the above old and responsible Company. [npfl) WM. P. JONES, Agent • State nato&l »'iir« incurono* couipßO|, BRANCH OFFICER Samtftiafi &T., ttTTMuin i, 1-tftsfcnrgfr, A/au let,luiu fTlHEbestevidinceof the buim e«* ofthe JJirector- in. • JL endeavoring to mfiVethe“STATK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY” meet the wants of the community, is the unparalleled 'amount of buslress which has been done—having issued 7*ttoo Pill eiesdurmg the.pasl year* thereby adding 0ver8130.660 to the funds of the company. Nearly all the properly insured!' of the safest kimbin small risks, and a largo proportion insured foronly one year, whole No. Policies Issued • ••*«• 7,500 do do expired, terminated A canceled-—B2 do do luforce* -«*•• 7,509 Amouolof Property insured «• t?,SeG,4I9 do Canceled.terrumatedand ex* • pired—*■ 201,726 do *■ do in force ■— •* 87,694,621 do Premium Notes**---**-*'*** 78,6?G,CT do Canceled, termintiediexpr’d, ~ 637,10 do inforce**— 579,03f,77 do Cash Premiums received* —*851,557,14 do do canceled*—»—»32l,24 851,225,90 Whole amount oflossee and expen* eespaid 23,411,45 Balance in favorof the Co., in cash, 027,624,45 To city orcoantry merchants, and owners of dwell ing?, amt isolated or eonutry property, it is believed Una company affords advantages In porniof cheapness, safety end cccunty, inferior to no Insurance Company tr. this country. Conducted on the equitable and greatly improved® ys tera of Classification of Risks, excluding ai) special hazards,inaunne only a limited amount ui any one lo cality, thus precluding ihe frequency and occurrence of laige fires, and also, on both the Stock and Mutual plan, It notonly possesses the cheapness and accommodation of both methods, but entitles tho insured to a participa tion in the profits. Itis under the control of the following'Directors! —J P« Rutherford. A, J. GiUsit, John D. Packer, Samue; T. Jones, Alonzo A.Carrier,Philo C. Sedgwick, Robert Klotx,Samuel Jones, John P. Rutherford. J Pi RUTIIKUFORD,Prea*t« . A. J. GILLETT, Sec’y. A. A. Cxnatsa, Actuary. N, C.—A Scrip Dividend of fifteen per cent, on expi ring policies has been declared by the Directors, mnn Is now receivable at this Office for renewals, or redeema ble in cash at the end of ninety days. my!7;d&w A. A. CARKIHR. Agent; Walclieit Jow«lry t Ac* HAVING just relumed Irom the Eastern cities, T have brought with roe one of the most beaatiful and carefully selected Stocks of Jevvchyv Waichesand Fancy Goods, ever offered to the Public. Persona wishing to purchase nay thing in my line, can rely on getungagood aiuctc. Ido not advertise to fell goods lelow coit, nor &0 per cent, cheaper than any honse in thccity. Give me a tall, and l am sure you will be satisfied that I can Sell a good articio as cheap as any of them. ' Another fact I wish to keep before the people. If you want your Watch, Clock, or any article of Jewel* ry, repaired in the best rammer, this is the place to have it done. To this brunch of my business i will devoid especial attention. . JOHN S. KENNEDY, 04 Market street. apr7 *** Sign of the Golden Kaylo. lUnry Richardson, Jewelicri HAVING rc.-fiucd his store in a handHom,c.tnanner, and but recently returned from the Eastern cities with a fine assortment of Watches. Jewelry and Fancy Goods, would call the attention of his friends and cus* tomers to the faot,that among Ms Watches will be found the mostdeairablestylcs,patterns and makers. Of Jew elry, the. latest styles of broohes, breast pins, fob aud . vest chains, finger rings, ear rings, miniature, lockets, &c,&e. . FANCY GOODS—Such aspapermaebo, work tables, work boxes, desks, fancy vases, perfume bottles, table mats, Colt’s pistols, porio monnles, in . great variety j China fruit andcakadfshes, Ac., with an endless variety of tuoful andornamentai articles, whlch-havc only to be seen to be appreciated. novl NO. 8t MARKET STREET. Citizen* and Stronger., DO you wish to purohase a. fine GOLDorSILVERWATCH l atabout<@®®B J5-* «lonc-half the usual price? lfso, call at HOOD’S d&IfiSNCW JEWELRY STORE, B 1 Market street, two doors north of Thl!d,nnd lake a look at his new stock, just arrived, and you oan there jfurchoso Watch es or any kind of fine Gold Jewelry at tholr real vatae, and not be charged two prices for everything, as you have usually been} bot can gat the very best goahty of goods at the lowest eastern prices. Do not behove what others, interested in their own sales, tell you, but come end see for yourselves. Ail goods sold aiUusestabhsh* meat will be warranted as represented at time of sale— to that ®H mar purchase cousinv safe and cheap. • aul2. IF Time in money, surely it deserves to bo watched, and. reader, you may be assured that— . Wotcbes better ne’erwere sold, Whether of silver or of gold, Thnn you will find, when e’er you go, : And look at those on sate below. ’ L. REINRRAR & CO., FIFTH BTREET, ONE DOOR FROM WOOD, Importer® and Dealer® inClocksjlVaUhM - and Jttcelry, Waich Materials, Watch Makers jfrab, See, BEG leave to announce to the trade and the public generally, that they have just received, from the best manufacturers in Europe, a large lot of Gold and Silver Watches, Wateh Tools and Materials, and a most ele gant assortment of Jewelry, from the best manufactu rers—which they otTer at prices as low as they can be purchased m the Eastern markets- Clocks, VYaiebes and Jewelry repaired in the beat manner, and on the most reasonable terms- Prompt attenuou paid to order® Trom a distance. ; marhi fHE partnenhin heretofore existing between the un dersigned in the Commission and Forwarding busi ness, etc-, under the firm of 8. P. YON BONNHORBT & Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business ol the late firm will be seated by S- F. Von Boanhorst, who is authorised to use the name of the firm for that.purpose, WILLIAM EICfIBAUM. 8 F. VON BONN HORST. Pittsburgh, May 3d, 185J-my4 Ga-Partnershlp Notice. THE undersigned have this day formed a Co-Partner ship, for the transaction of a Wool and General Commission and Fowardimrbusmess, under the firm of VON BONN HORST A MURPHY. Warehouse No. 87 Water and 116 Front sireets. : * JAMES B. MURPHY. 8. F. YON BONNHORST. Pittsburgb»Mflyßd,l6s2-my4 v - . , ; !I f UOO O«S«B Straw Uoocl®*' • mHE subscriber baving modd arrangement® with Die T NORTON BTRAWMANUFACTUBING COMPA NY; for the sale of their Goods,_now offer® for sale a 1 iargo OMortment of STRAW HATS and BONNETS, of every; vart.ty of fabric, style and pattern) aaaptetl > to the spring trade, which will be .old by the package > .at the lowest figure. Coses may be assorted to- san par chasers. , J.'W. ALBEN, ttargJdm-Bt«w‘ ’ ’ No.CT Milk street.Eosion- t " Kemovtl. - TTOUGK A ANTHONY have removed their-DA- H CUERREAN ROOMS,from Barite’. Baildiag, to Eaton’s Building; over tho Yoaag Men', labrary. where they wiu be happy w eee their old patrons ana mends, aprtitf Insurant* ;<Jlompamts. HOME INSURANCE Firmed hnxlaa Incurante. Nottee- £s=?!' 4! % 5i I r.' •' %, *" \-> ' 1 ■ ' „ , * ** » - -• " t £* < . » r _ « *■ v •» ‘ » - » t , *’. ‘ ‘' l * . r .! » ■ •••*%; 'V' 1 --7' »•'v.:.• Ehrj* @oo&3. IDS' FRENCH. STORE. 108 _ , opfiL _ - F ;nFog, including rich ShawU, from S 5 to eaeh- ~ ■ Let every JadycaU-aod see tins splendid production of Imperial Chinese manufacture. . ■ . Laces, Satins, Silks, Lawns, Beragcs, Mann.las, and Visiles, to match the Shawls. ■ Ladies 1 and Children’s Millinery, Gloves, Flowers, ifentlemen’s Broad Cloths, Tuscan and Leghorn Hats, (Centa styles,) Shirti;CoAts, kc. . Mourning Goods of every description. Madame A. Gosling, (from France,) u in the monthly receiptof Fashions and Models, from Paris, London and New York, at No. 51 St. Clair sireci, ami 103 Market st, where ladies arercspeclfallyinviieu 10 call. The trade supplied■ with models and materials. [apr!4 aswoooDst YOUNG, STEVENSON dc LOVE, Sign cf the '> ORIGINAL BEE HIVE?' Market st. FRESH ARRIVAL OF New Spring and hammer Goods I THE subscribers have just received by Adams A Co’s Express and the Pennsylvania Rallroad,one of the largest and best selected assortments of Fine Dress Goods ever ofTored to the public. . One of the Fmn having been In the Eastern Cities before the commencement of the Spring trade, selected our Good*, with great care front: ifac Importers, at such pncea as will eu&blc us to sell cheaper than the cheap* est. . Our very extensive stock comprises in part the fol* lowing—viz*. - v .. Chene and Jasper Chene Silks; High Lustre, Pmm, Chnmelion and Glaasa Silks; ; do i. Stripe . • do do; do . . Plain Slack do ; Turk Sati db, Foulard and Watered Sjlksi Tissues, Berages, Plain and Figured Poplins; ' French worked Sleeves, Coff%,Collars &uhemizeu*; do Lace and Muslin Capes; Black Satiu and Fancy Vestings! Cloths,Casumeres, Saunets amt Jeans; Boonels and Bonnet Ribbons. Tho proprietors would respectfully solicit an early call from iheir friends and the public generally* feeling confident ilmt they can offer greater inducements than, has been offered heretofore, marsi YOUNG, STEVENSON & LOVE. New Qo«di fti Uoainal liow pricest D GREGG ACO.,No.m,north westcornerof Wood • siteei and Diamond alley. are now opening their second purchase of SPUING AND SUaiDiER Dll Y GOODS AND 7AHIETJES; which bare been -cleeled by the senior partner with great care, expressly for the trade. Our stock.eontists ia part of French and English Broadcloths, Cammcrcs, CashraerelTe*. Tweeds, >*au iieus, Summer Pantaloonery, Fancy Trimmings, Fop hns, De Lames, Lawns, Berxge*. a heavy Mock, Fancy Prints, latest styles, Alpacas plain and figured, French, Scotch end Domestic Ginghams, Brown and Bleached Muslins, 1000 dox Ilo*tery; Gloves, a large and beautiful assortment; Bonnets, Ribbons, Laces and Edgings; La* dirt’ Dress Goods, a largo assortment of latest styles Silk and Gingham Parasols; Rutland and Palm Leaf Hats. Oar stock of Varieties is very large and com*: Stete, together with an extensive sloe* of Gold and Gik ewelry,Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils; Clocks in great variety. Oar stock of Dry Goods)«la*ge ond com* pleie To which we would invite the attention ofClty Retailers, Country Merchants and Pedlars, ns we can efferGoodson such terms as will make tl an object of their particular attention. : &pr?o.6m. - D. GREGG A CO. .GhespnryQoodii JAMES M’CANDLESSt CO., 10% Wood Wood Street^ A RE now openmga very extensive and well assorted A stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, Con* sistiiig la part of-French and English Broad Cloths, Tweeds, Casslmeres, l arhmereus, Doeskins, Jeans. Cot:onades,Drillirgs, Linen Coating*, Silk.Satm and Fancy Cotton Vestings. Also, about too CASES PLAIN AND FANCY DRI&S GOODS, embracing the nearest styles of Bilk and Linen Poplins. Dclaines I Bersgeaand Rerage DeLMnes; Black Mourmog and Fancy Lawns; Plain and Fancy Calicos, in greet variety; French, Scotehand Domestic.Ginviinms; Palm Leaf,Leghorn, Kossuth, Hungarian and Mexican Hats.; Silk, Gingham and Cotton Parasols, Ac.* Arc.* whieli*are offered at Wholesale on the most accommodating terms. japrlg| JAUKS RPOANBhethS A VO., 100 WOOD STREET* WHOLESALE D/alett m Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, ore now opening their first purchase of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,-selected with the greatest care, to suit the trade, consisting an part of the newest styles of— Dress Lawns and Herages; Plain and Figured Alpoccas; French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams; Printed Calicoes, in great variety; Ribbons, Lace? and Edging*; Cloths,Caisimeres and Vestings; Bummer Coating and PaQtalooning; Brown and Bleached Muslins; Palm and Leghorn llau; ’ Straw ami Braid Bonnets. Together with a complete stock of Variety Goods and Pedlars’ Notions,Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Sil* ver Watches.Bruss Clocks, Ac. All of which are of* fered at Wholesale, for asinoU advance over Eastern prices. . IfebSS.Om Great Attraction t JUST RECEIVED at Jsvraii* Ona Price Cash Store \ No. 70 Market street; Pittsburgh, between Fourth si. and Diamond, the largest and most beautiful stock of SPRING aim BUMMER DRY GOODS, ever offered to the citizens of PiUsbuigh. The subscriber wou a inform those who desire to get coon BA&oitßs, that the greater part of his Stoek was purchased at the recent large Auction Sales in New York and Philadelphia for cisii, which enables him to seli goods 15 to 25per cent, cheaper than those who buy on credit. . We do not deem It nccemary ts mention the the different kinds of goods that compote oar stock, but deem It sufficient to say that it consists of a. full assort* mem of ladies’and sontiemsn’s wear, togethrr with a general stock ef FURNISHING GOODS. We would respectfully solicit an examination of our stock from those who wish to purchase, . [marts ttffitiUAD OUG&i AttUlVAbt OF FALL and Winter Dry Goods and VariUes at No. 27, Northwest corner ot Wood street and Diamond aUey/.ritlsburgh. Pa. p. G&kqo A Co. would ag&fn an* noancc to their old customers and dealers generally iu their line, that they are now prepared! o offer for sale their prosent new stock of Goods at unusually low rates. And ns our purchases have been rntulo on the most fav* arable terms with importers and Manufacturer*; wo flat ter ourselves* and hope to be aide to merit a continuance of confidence audpatronnge of our old' customer* and the public which has been heretofore sollbc* rally bestowed upon us. Our DRY GOODS STOCK is in part of Broadolotbt, Cttssttnorcs.BiittlnctHv Tweeds, fancy Vestings, Checks, Flannels, Drillings, Black and Brown Mualms,Tickings, Blaukcii; Limey Plaid*, AN norms, Mcrinocs, Muslin DoLsiues, Cashmeres, fancy Prints, Glased Cambrics, Clockings, Table Diapers, Ginghams, Blik*;iattoy tonjtßhawU, Bilk Cravats, Von* gee Bilk Pocket Handkerchlefii, und Irish Uuonsdirect from Ireland,; and all other articles generally kept in the Dry Goods lino* On Vaxistx Department urltl ue found on examination to bo unsurpassed by any other of the kind West of the Mountains, and (s rondo up in part of Combs, Buttons. Patent and Spool Threads, direct from Europe; Port Monies and Pocket Books, Hooks and Eyes, Pins and Needles. Tapes, Thimbles, Spoons, Ra zors.foblo Cutlery and Pen«Kitives just arrived from Sheffield; Patent Medicines. Violin nnd Violin Strings, Gum. Suspenders, 81ates onu Slate Pencils, Percussion Caps, Bpe(MaclQfi, Pistols, Hosiery. Gloves, Lawn* and Edgings, Ribbons, Sewing Silk, Silk Gimps and Fringes, fancy Nettings, Green Bandages, Black Silk Veils, Silk Florence together with a genornf ossortmjnt of all other articles in the Variety Uuc. Wo have on hand and for sale a large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches and Watch Materials, Gold ond Gilt Jewelry, Gold and Sil ver Pous and Pencils, Gold and Silver Spectacles, Clocks, Ac., to which we invite the attention of all buy ers, as we are determined to sell our Goods on the most reasonable terms, either for cash or satisfactory refer* cnce. • : ■ v. N. D. Tho business of the late firm of G&toa A Me* Cxndlbss is to be settled by D. Übboo at the stand of D. Gbeoo A Co., who is fully authorized for such and in whose possession &re tho papers. Notes and Books of said firm. focilfiaf THRESH GOODS— .J? 80 half chest* prime Green and Black Teas; 75 catty boxes , . do do , do; - 100 bogs ptime Green and Fancy RioCofTeej 90 bags Logoyra and Old Government Java; CO bxs. 2O'*,lJ0 I s,6 1 8 t 5 I B,i and ft. Lump Tobacco; > 35barrels No;land-3 Mackerel; 25 do Loaf andCru'hed Sugars; 2. do Soli.Carb.Soda; 2 do Cream Tartar 1 ' 10 do ■ Chippe&Logwood; 10 boxes Exuact ' aoj 40 do Bt&t and Bperm Candles; 40 do Mould arid .Dipped do; 00 do Extra Pure Starch: 50 do Almond, Palm and Rosin Soap; 80 do Rosemary, Windsor and Castile, 10 do Cocoa and Chocolate; - 20 do Baleratnv; 10 do Bock Candy; It) do Babbitts Soap and Yeast Powders; . 10 do: Bala4fcCo.Chemical Soap; 50 do M. R. Lsxta Raiilhß ; 0 do Hecker’j Parniftj 5 do Corn Btarcbj 80 do Clothes Pins; 10 do Hatch’sOdnnter Scales; 3 bales Cloves and Cassia; . IcnseNwraege; : \ • 6 b g» Pepper and Pimento; 30 kegs and tans pare Ground Spices; 1 barrel pare Ground Ginger; 5 esses pure African do j OOdrumsSmyrnaFigs; 1000 ftsi extra Madder; . 90p lbs. fresh Francs; • • 3 barrels WellerVJapan Blacking; 10b dozen Mason**Chafleuxe do; 30' do Ilamron’s Colombian ink, 1 oz. to 1 gal* lon bottle; ' • 150 do Corn Brooms; 50. do Patent Zinc Wash Boards; 20 do Bed Cords; Iron arid Nails Glass, Cotton Yarn andJßaltlng, White Lead,4c. Wholesale and Retail, by v . . ’ . J. D. WILLIAMS * CO., No. 123 Wood street, naiSl fourdoora above Fifth etrret. JAMES R. REED. & CO., Manufacturers of Theolo- MTZB, Surveyors’ Compas ses, Leveling and Grading Instruments,. &c, ( &c. NO. 3(1 * . Smithfidd ttreet, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. An assortment of the a bove named Instruments al ways on hand. Also. Clocks, Watohcs, Jewelry, &s„ &o. April 6,1862—2 m . »• B*»t tiunlliy, ■ A .obtained, at the Fifth r wid Cnderabin Those «ho lUretoTutyrtaUy datable and. be&adfal Goodi,*fld.»t 4htt atnteiJlstß «*yo two profit,, ahosld edl at and topotMft, Fifth ,imi, bstwesii Wood aad Mufti. (apifii » ** t *■* I JAMES GOSDIIfG, MARKET STREET. id; A. GOBMKG, V Ko. 81, CLAIR STREET, lOLESALS JIBS RETAIL Dealers in irttgn and -Amenran, Fancv and Staple DRY GOODS, tLLINER Y, &c. ING AND SUMMER r *> JFrmulttn, &c: JAHKS W. gj , Dr * Curative Iu- dABIHBT iga ‘ The only lirfaUibU Cure for that DreadM Butane ..wmffißißUßftlTUßE MANUFACTURER , »j- :.faiown'ao Spermatorrhea or litvoluktaryXrottur-' ■Ware-rooms 07 and 00 'Third street. j_ , Jia j Emiseiom,'' . ~ T ..W; W*fe«peeifully informsJilsTrlenils and cttßlom- r-, o harassing and dcalrceuve, and productive of so completed bjs.spring.sloelr. of , r much nil‘.chierto the nervous lysirnl.in.capacuat- : c !>’ l A. 11 1 and ocsi ever. i njr ihe man for business, society* and matrimony, : . a} 1 *? 11 'Ji J e al prices ... %iu 9 instrument is simple, comprehensive, and nnir a,.lo'T a * QI JI in the Uiutea Slates, l,ost or tVesl. failir.Cr and may. be used without thes'igtiii-siinconve. As he is determined to uphold the quality with welt- ■ B?ence or the itnowledie ol the most intimate friend-i: : seasoned ,material!^' best vrorkmanship,’ and newest; i,isto be Q?e(l externally, producing no pain or injury- ; designs land fiom-the eitent of his orders and facility, whatever, norprcvcnling anyone fron, attending to bis : Inmai nfactunng, he is enabled to produce warranted while iq-gse nora singU amztwh caa ■ fnminire, at thejowesl prices. take niacc, (nvixcroelnglhlergant, in a Hehas adopted the. principle of identifying the pas- tbj/isoia mntut rairanrerowra toraers’interest withMsown, in quality and price, and -Jy nrimStdsf UWtesfflfwhicWrctSihod byeaiiWbusW ’ keeps always on band Jhe greatest vanetyof everydes. u.hJaisVaseinqaesdon. and thepauseotthethousand, enpuonof furniture, from,the cheapest and plainest; to .*»**gk^!SßKJSsaS^s«w^wd«« , iMe» l irat'ia&Bi*»*dg»l«g&Uailj-. themosretemuuand costly, that shsDse, or any parr of Spßead .jtnd;Bim:aesjitff.dnsion,i one, maybe furnished.from his stock, or manufactured e “^«^xs-r Ea, * erac,u “ t Esi®2Sß&Ks^feflsste 0 0^ « toon a*tht lo y °? dft- ' «on»«M gtopped/romwhi^tMyemanaud. so Nilslnstrumenthas beeaexamwed andapproved of; 1 ,: ■ oowiSnat”*^•°So 5 dn- by the highestauthonues in EurpreandAmcncQ* is re- ■ commended by the'most prominent Physicians of *H ? ! countries, as ike Myenuinrmtiy airline/or those ■?5 Mnisn. -r.,„ ruSwoi,i»i - - - compioinu, and has now completely superseded the nso .0 Marble fop Centre Tai es, of ores*; the boogie, cOnterization, Aol, not to mention an w^ik'SfJotc 1 -' 8 * 5 ' the llioasandadvettlsednosttnmsoftheday.ascoidials, >Vtt a- 1 ? 11 - . antidotes,-Sc:,Hie.: iteonßtitateS,at the samelime.tbo.- toncJlmmnn Sn‘ '■ s<ifat,ibs-mostplfasantivni byfar.tbeedsopntrtreoioient on pKdfn?e.,!noHn?inn«- everoflered to the afflicted, a fair price being allowed 49 Mahogany for ffleinatrumeat, after the de.ireS effect has been at ’ saCMtn-i on’- Be lialso remembered, that those complaints are but; MOChernr and Footer Badurad* • ' little understood by tho profession ingeneral, and that “ ’ oil the mediclns (n llie world never has,.and never w.ili;- - “5,. -.’ stop thosS 'losses, which, If allowed to continue .uih 10 Cheny’ ■ del • checked, atosure to produced themost distressiug con -70 To - -'Juumbeen-o wauerof surprise tosomeftbatimyone 12Secrefwv*imIi e BooS-n»e»* ' of respectability and of professional attainments should ISSS£: feSSTior ■* -ij*.:-- • isdeplorca, but some are dffiucU* nature asloqffeci • PAii'VuPvL-r-.kh?.’.: posterity, and even to destroy the reproductive facnltVj SjJS’SKii an-’ : t- 6 ! 1 <t. altogether, it is a fact that, wbennolproperlytiented, ■ .M**““* A’. IngTat.^les , ,b C y tnay remain so dormant in the cohstimtfba as to Bpn' -RMStoMd n«ii rVais. pear in no other way than lit iseircffects upon pprterity; A large assortment of COMMON FU RNITII RE and * , As°OT^trspromptly attended to. be sent, by express* to any any pOTt of the orOeTyiiccoin-' panied by full direciionß, and Important advice to the married and single ; tlie expcnses, «ven to the parisof thccomnry fc being vetytfiOing.- - : Tbe nnexomplea'SQCcesilbia-lnsUQraent haaobtalried since itsintrodocUonto Americay hnsindaced somo un principled persons ( itt;New. York,Vbiladelpbia, Albany, Boaton, au:., to get up some ridiculous tUiugs, called u whicli.- however, bear kot.Tmb sUobt- EST'resemblance, nthhsr in form my own rnvented, long lried, and u"ivcrEuUy approved In struments RUd .wbich are as similar, to them as night is to light. Every nttempt to sell suCh 1 tot rtnihe will be prosecuVU to the fullest cxient pr the law, I.being hot wifliiig to conncct lheVweU and honestly earncd repautiou of my xnventions wiihvqQacka and -lheirwouijles=«^rodDeUon9..iVo.Znxifumfnrij£«niitne; asiinonttanke waTTanUdJntiihosi ordered ftommysrif. All applicatious iand reruittahcca must l>e directed (post pata) tojheUoctor himself,he having no Agencies, established hut ia London and Paris. • "Address, post paid, Dr. B. de Laney, slLispennnl NewYorSc. .Office hoa r?, daily; from 9 A-fiLtili ff P. M, and from 7 till 8 P. M., tho Sabbath excepted. ! ' i»nle raigned certify ♦ %vith great pleasure, that the above-mentioned Instrument is not only constructed/ onifcienufic principles, bat that from its use the happiest results may- always, with confidence, ,b& anticipataV thercbcioCiTortUe cure of those diseases, NO OTHER, CERTAIN REMEDY EXTANT HENRY 8 KELLER. MD. u ' • - CH. GOETEB. Al D., 98 Chamber street, C ECKIIARDT, M-D-, k 24 Howard street,, - . .New Y-obk.- Dr. nsLAtsst Is prepared tocxcotne alloTdersforsur gical apparatus, viz: Artificial Arms-and Legs, which move hke nntttral menibers} Apparatus for Luxation; for Contracted Lega; for cprvamre of the Spine, ■lid Waist; fdf False Joinra ofthe ATms and'Knccßj fbr Paralytic Leg») for Club Foot; for Lderynidl Fisiules? for Falling of the Koctdm j lfypogastiic Belts; Beds add Chairs for Sieb Persons; &c.; ortbov pedicCorsetSj &c , Ac. All work warranted. Letters; mart be port paid, containing a proportionate remittance or city, reference. {fcb?s:l y;.; .N’S BUILDINGS. Y*nnn, Mahogany, xu, ./ FarnuA, __22jr<ftoOrean(iFsJrmfttr« at WboleHale. \ THE subscribers have just received from New York and Boston a most splendid stock of VENEERS, and are manufacturing by machinery Furniture suitable for the trade. All of which we will sell at extremely lowpnces.- Asgreatcare was taken inthe selection of the stock) persons cannot fail to be suited either ns to quality or price; and,as ills well known that Furniture can be made by machinery superior and maeh lower than by hand, the atienilon of the trade is respectfully invited. : • Turned Worktin all its branches, earned on as usual. Flank for hand rails, for Carpenters, and all articles required in manufacturing Cabinet Farmtare, constantly, on hand—vU: Mahogany, Varnish, Hardware, Hair Cloths, Springs,&c», Ac. .RYAN & M’KEE, Ryan’s Buildings, No. 31 Fifth street.: mar22;yda*r JoamcrmanCablnet B2*ltcrs Association WABBRQVBBM9 SECOND STREET, (near too corner of Wood.) ...... THIS ASSOCIATION, m-A bracing, already, twice to three vA. fiSttfißßiiHßrag* times as many bands as the lar- W5B tiiMmiuairi and hitherto most renowned * i ■ business shops orthtscUy, have opened their Ware house, ami are able to furnish the public, by -wholesale or retail, with Furniture of the following description— Viz: Mahogany Wardrobes; Oressingßare&tie; Full Col umned Bareans; Mahogany Bedsteads; Mahogany Chairs; Rocking Chairs; Mahogany .Washsianda; So fas; Divans; Piano Stools; Book Cases; Secretaries; Card Tables; Pier Tables; fine Card Tables; Centre Tables; Hat Racks; French Bedsteads; Ottomans; Poplar Wardrobes; Dining and BrcakfostTables; Work stands; Cherry and Common Worksiunds; high post, common, low, and trundle Bedsteads; Cherry Bureaus; Cribs; Cradles, 4e. Theadvantagesof co-operation,on an extensive scale, permit them to sell at the lowest prices; and they are de termined to sell, iowenhon any competitors, art equally good, if not better article, and warranted—Os the public will understand by giving them a cull. trorhof all descriptions, and other articles of any description, made to order luevery style, at the shortest notice. •••••■■. ' Itnarai e.c.sumun. ’h. ntvLsa Sammir aDsulsr, CABINET WAREROOM.SMITIIFIEI.DSTREET, Bfivitn Sncntk3tratandSttaxobtTryallt)f,PittsbwgiPa. A HAMMER fcDAULEßkeepconatantlyonhand VUL a variety, of excellent and fashionable FamUure, warranted equal to any in the city, and sold on as * *S "favorable terras as can beobtalned at any similar .establishment in .he West. They have now on hand an unusually extensive slock,embracing ail kinds of Farni tare,trom the cheapest and plainest lo the most costly and elegant. Ail orders promptly attended to. mrSLCm A. OHItURKS « COo HAVE ON lIANDat their extensive CABINET and CIIAIR MANUFACTORY/ No. 04 Southfield su • large assortmentoffancy andplain Furniture, which they will sell 16 percent.below customary rales. Terms—rush only. , , (deeply /*&gßßjf >VM. K. STEVENSON. continues to inana* ■*■4* l r,,F facture CABINET* WAKE of twerr descrip* at bis old stand, corner of Liberty and ESsiaSagevcnth streets. UNDERTAKING attended to,in all it*branches.- . . muyll Cabinet ana Ctinir Factory, fjk JOSEPH MEYER has on band, at his exien alve Cabinet and Chair Manufactory, No. 424 t'enu KB)street, above the Canal, nil kinds of FURNITURE, /.v •►hch ns Solas, Centre Tables, Mahogany Chairs; Muhofrany Bodsteads, and nil other article* iiv ihc Cabi net tine—which ha will sell SO per cent below custom ary rales. Tcrmi-OASH, ONLY, JOSEPH MEYfcR, _ oprO : street, Fifth Ward. f|>* :a tv.ctnly made arrangements X With the Pntenteo or this new and valuabU irittn* non for ilio manufacture and tale of the article in the West, they having been manufactured heretofore exclu* lively in the East, where thoy ore superseding the use or wooden coffins, take iMb method of informing the publlo, thotthey are now manufacturing eighteen differ*' ent sixes of the modem Sarcophagus, varying in length from Winches to Glfect, with width aud depth suitable for bodies of ordinary size, and for those who desire space for cushioning* or for bodies of unusual dimen sions* have several sires deoper and wider. This in vention now coming into general U6C,ispronoanccdone Of the greatest of the ago. These.'lhmijub Cubs are composed of various kinds of metals, but principally ,of iron. They are thoroughly tnamcltd inside and out; and thus made impervious to air and indestructible. They areblghlyarnhmcmal, and of a classic form, are light and portable, while they combine the greatest strength which metal it capable of,in agiveaquantity. •. When properly secured with cemenubey are perfect* ly airtight, and freetrom exhalation of oflrtnaive gases; They coat no more than good wooden aiid are bettertiißn any other article in use, (of whatever cost,) for transportation, vaults, or ordinary interments, as has beeu proven byneiual experiments, and ceilified io by some of ourmostscientific men; also, by the/Honora bies Henry. Clay* Daniel Webster,, Lewis Cass, and otherdistinguished Senators who have witnessed their merits, and whoso letters) together with other evidences of their wortbrinaybe seen at our Agents l Burial Case Oepot) No. 374 Main street, three doors, above Ninth, where we intend to keep on hand at all times, such a stock of all sites and degrees of ornament and finish a* will suit the most diversified tastes. tVe invite the aueniion of the public, and of Under takers, panicuiurlyj ihroQghout tie West, to an exami nation of the article, and request them not to rely upon the representation of undertakers not using the article, whose interest it would be to misrepresenuhem. mariWiSm W. C; JJAVIS A CO. ~ •• ' GfiOfiGS A£BaiDß> No. 71 comer of Wood and Fourth sts*, fHAS Just received his Spring Stock of ’ .ir- > superior BOOTS and SHOES, of beststock workmaosblp that can be got together in any one establishment. of )iko : amount, in the West. Nearly attmade to special order.freefrora cuts, blemishe^Ae. 1 Country Merchants and others are re spectfully invited to cait and examine the stock,'which is offered for. tale low for cash. N.B.—G. A.has paid particular attention to have a general assoUment of the best stock of Boots and Shoes lor the Retall trade, from the good low price to the best work, Consisting of every kind of colors and fashions now In use;- Individuals and families may' rely on always finding a general assortment, as it re lates to sixes, widths, fashion and quality, at N 0.71. ALSO—Men, Boys, and.Childrens Bala Leaf three Straw;Hats; [aprs4m • 7* THE Partnership hitherto existing between the sub scribers, doing business m ihe nime pf John Black * Co. v is,thiB day diasolyeA by mutokiboosens H. Mc- Cullough purchasing the entile interest or John Black'ia said business} Jl. McCallough: having the-right the name of tbe'late firm in settling the busioe-s.andibe exclu*ivo right to receive all outstanding debts, and to pay alldebis duo by the late firm. 1 JOHN BLACK, - . henry McCullough N. B.—The business will be continued by the subscri ber os usual, at lus old •land.cqrner of Peon and Irwin streets, -• , H&ftY McCULLCUQH?” Pmsbargb,March 1,1859. - martnf ’ WUllamW.Wallace, - 'FFTfSBUBfiH. BY£AB WORK4 ' 319, 331 and 333 XtterS ovposiu SmiSfiSi At TopSj and all kind. of. tnanuraclUred Warble, »!■> l ? or iV on ,he eioneat noiico Penr&l uQfurea oeugDS: for Monumeuis, original and *rade;fiimislißd with Marble ai Ul ™?.a J, P Older, pnjmpily attended to. W. W. WALLACE. enbicriber* here this day, \J *»»p?uteaHietnselTea together aePamiers.Yor the parpoM or transacting a Wholesale Grocery, Piodaeej i wtjopr ami CotamiMinn bneineas. under the firm ofJoha JBlackftCW., Ho. 919 corner of Liberty and Irwin its. ‘ ' jaws&r a£wWi*otbH, JR. “ ' ■• ’ T .. V ' *^uV..^; v <s^: < v.y v - ' - -•* .V. - v;.-.:; :> v;,- ~; w- \:v ..... . ■':••' A t-.<; ’• /.Vr:.-’''.-.-' .-....--- i \ ~ > -* t , < . ' 3 > \£“~ ’ r *'* “> 4 „ 1 . ' >* %> , t j f *\>s <■ . ./ .’ . > 'A * V. 'tr--; *£,> ' \ v t * * •„ s •V: vJ>‘ JPmgs an> jUUiUtnw. /s#s- g 9 XQ 2 ct* j 3 ® ' ® .J J *♦ © ’ll t| J3* S' FOR.TtUiiAi’«/*>u v>c • cuUGHStCOIiDBi uuniM.._ NESS, BRONCHITIS, W HOOPING COUGHf CROUP, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION. ' In offering to the community, this justly celebrated re* medy for diseases of the throat and it U not our wish to trifle with the lives or health of the afflicted, hut frankly to lay before them the oplnlons.of distinguished men andsome of the evidences of its success, from which they can judge for themselves. We sincerely pledge ourselves to make no wild assertions or false statements .of its efficacy, nor will we hold out any hope to suffering humanity which facts will not warrant, .- Many prec/j are here given, cud we solicit anlnqulry from the public into all we publish* teelingaasured they will find them perfectly reliable, and the medieiaowor* thy their best confidence and patronage. FrcmtAff cfufmguwfte* Prtftssorof Chemistry end Matt* ti&Mcdita, Bowdom College. Bear Sir:. I delayed answemig tho receipt of your preparation, until thad an'oi'porwnity of witnessing its effects in my own family, orinthh families of my friends. Tills 1 hiavenow donewiihahlghdcgreo of satisfoc* tion; in coses both of adults and children.- . I have found it, as u? ingredients show, a powerful re medy for.colds and coughs and pulmonary diseases.. PARKER CLEAVELAND, M.D. Bmmswxcs, Me,Feb. 5,1847. 1 . From an Otersetr in th» Hamilton ZUUr. in t&U City* Lowaj* Attg.10,1849. . Dr.J. C. Ayer: I have beea cared of the wotat cough I ever had in my Hi—, by your “Cassa* PucTOßat,” and never fall* when I have opportunity of recommending i*" toothers. Ycura, respectfully, • S. D. ESIERSON. I0“Bcad the following, add see if this meditate is worth* trial. The patient had become very feeble, a&i* the effect of the medicine was unmistakably, distinct:— UXITKD &TA7B& HOTEX,34.HATOOASPaiHaS x > ' July«,lB4o v t : Dr. J.C- Ayeiy—Sir: I have been afflicted with a paini Ail uffecuou of tne lungs, and all the symptoms of settled consumption, for more than a year- 1 could And home dlciue tluit would reach my.cnse, until Icomraenced the upc of your ‘‘Curbet Pectorals which gave mo gradual relief, and! have beensteadily gaining.my strength till my health U well utgh restored. ' 1 ,M ’ while using your medicine, 1 had the gratification of curing with it iny reverend friend, Mr. Trnman, of Sump ter Distnct, who had been suspended from hU parochial duties Uy a severe attack o! bronchitis,' • •• • I have pleasure in certifying : vAnd am,sir,yours respectfully, ■ J. P. CALHOUH, of South Carolina • rp* Tlfe following was one-ofthe worst of eases which the physicians and friends tboughttobe insurable consumption.— : • ; •• • Co ESTER, Pa., Aug. J.C. Ayer,—Sir: I .was. taken with a terrible cough, hroughionby a the beginning of Inst February,• and was confined to my bed more than'two months.— CedgbingincesshrtUy aight : and dayi l-berame ghastly and pale, eyes were sunken andglassy, end> my; breath very short.' Indeed, I was rapidly failing, and in *such distress forbreaih.tbat.butliiiiehoneof my rccuv . ery could bbehtertainfc& WMlein thisirftuaiJon, a friend ‘of mioeitlheßev.Jobn Seller, oCthe fflethidlsl church,) brought me a boille'of youir Cububt Ps.TcoALt-. wUich i* tried more to gratify hits, than from'imyjezpcotattonof. 'obtaining relief." Its good effe'ct irtduwd ffm io continue' itsf use; : and J jbon found'rajfhealth-;macltimpfoVed.— Now in three months,! omwell and strougyand can at tribute my cure only to your, great medicine.' WUb ihe deepest gratitude,* yoarv&Or - - . JAMBS GODFREY. - prepared and sold byjames C. Ayor,Practical Chezn* isULowelKUiass. % „ '* - In PitlabUMh'wholesalßafii retall.by B.Av Fahnestock, and by J. M. Townsend} in Allegheny City by H, P. Scnwar J.TDDuglais, and by dragpists generallr. . • r . ■■■■’ • decfiO . D10B.8K»S • • Compound Syrup of Yellour Dock B6oti OCCUPIES ita front rnnkamong.tho, proprietory medicines of this cmintry fdE completely curing Canfcer.SaH Rheum,Eryatp'elas.aridaUoUiefdiseMes ariiung from an impure state of Uie blood.VAfei>; Liver Complaint, Catarrh, Dyspepsia* Coughs,Soreness andTighioess atbuttheChestiilron ehius, ofHoarseness,Dryness, and dtickliagsensation about the Throat; und h used with unprecedented suc cess in all cases of FEMALEWEAKNESS ANDGENERAL DEBILITY; Strengthening the weakened body, giviugtoneto the various organs; ana invigorating the entire system* ' 1 If the testimony of thousands of living witnesses, from; of the countryfcanbe -relied upfln, Uis.singu larly efficacibusift cuiihg cirKHJnorSjaiid restoring de bilitated and broken down conatituuons. It Is purely: ▼egeiablo in,;its. composition) and so accnrateiy com bined inils proportions that thecfaemicai, botanical and medical properties of each ineretflcnt harmoniously unite to PURIFY THE BLOGK * . - J It has removedmany chronledtseasea which-has baf fled the skill of ihe best physicians, and has also: cured Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas and Scrofula, which Sarsaparilla Syrups entirely failed the ledstim-’ pressftn upon. •' “ , «?SSB?^ e * n J e - Blcfl - ln niany caafia of CANCEBOUS HUMORS. The most obstinate Cancers - have bden cured by this medicine. We say that it is’ a valuable* 1 medicine in ail BiLLOUS COMFLiJNTS. It xeraovM all ob«rucUqn:in,the.circulatior»iTendeTing the Litfcr [«®J acu^ e lt removes Palpitation of the andreUcvesin ailcaßeß of Asthma; and may be• used m all climates,and ataUsqasonaof tie year/ 'ountsin street, Providence, It I .and sold whole* Biilc and rewil,by_ - _ 8-N.%[ol{ EBSH AM, ' m for Western Pennsylvania,v .Jell.y WarebouserTcorAYoodaotl iPiu^b^h Medleatea.Uqnsid Cuticle. - j’UiS.nrliclels.iiitended forfanulj use/ and should be ; X found in the possession of every family In the land. . Mechanics.who are In constant danger ofinjory to their ‘ persons through accident;ancLthe improper or careless . use of tools; will find this article to be-invaluable. f& ; .Uiem.aml after afair trial, wiliconsideritiadiepensablc.. w Thls mny-certlly that wis/ihe undersigned, having, frequently made use ofJudd’i Medicated LfquidUuticle, prepared: by'Mems.PehfieUTA Csrap, Middletown,, voanecticuL cheerfully recommend it to.oqrprqfession-, al brethren/aa.an c fexcellehtToObStiUitefor adhesiveplas-i 4er r in dressing burns, cuts, scalds, bruises* and tulsinas i Of fresh wounds; also(forspreminpl«.a i r«diwy une-, quailed* CHARLES WOODWARD, M.U, - 4 - *WM. D CASBk, MD, P. HABRISONtMpj * F. WOODBUFR M D* HAMILTON BREWER. MD., ELLSWORTH BUfiß,M.D.,Romaic.: Comprising all the practising physzciausin the c«y of “iferSKfeb/ tt A. FAHNESTOCK *CO„ . jyj - - camel* of Wood ami First SIS. Steam ; boat i fajstMlNOS—Cdraptuune ia part . the following: Table DluenviHacktraoi?: DUtoarv crash. H»ce Bulp, Table Cereriag and, Table Covers, Napkins, Ac., which we are constantly recel«lU»ihiia * the importers and manaSmarcra.-CeJiatna/SS Foanh streev {*prtl wTiroLciTOCK. - V' ~* ‘‘ ~ *'+s **>* . * ' "' ■' -t, j * 1 " - *3 ’ * -T,? K t *-~ * r T** ** ■> J 1 * ; t * *- * „ / * i , *■ • " 'K ' " - ** «■ r * i4** ** ' o*4''^©' < *r»"" ? r ' -•£&&' >#-»?, j rendered the £n;e, 01 ;im» .. perfect certainty :and the min who will now allow a Hernia to proceed until & «oJtdJtion-orU»|iigo j»pTO«M* ed that nothing cun alleviate bat the knife of a skilrol surgeon* it - ■wholly inexcusable* : A rupture in il» ordi nary' Conn, may, with propriety f be left to the person afflicted Urfd butto *ou* manV petsona : Uoi without even * bandage ol; any kindrio tetHmitj Of ten renders the care perfectly unmanageable.,anaieada r to whatii JTwnfOi which often haa - t.-no relief but in a Isoraical.operation, .In the-Truss to which weinviter the aifentJOttoftbC: afflicted, there is every superiority over the trusses: and 'bandages in common use liis perrectly comfortably and .can be tnAdetofluoytase'Of Ilerofa with"an exactness and equableness of pressure that does not belong: ,to any other Instrument withwhicfr wo are acquainted ; ana i will, retain «ny rapture with-case cmd comfort to the i wearer. PhysTcionsof thehlgheatßtandingin the.pTO f-.f6sslonhcv6.glv4&teg(iinonytoits'c!teatftuperiorityover I the ordinary vras&ea ,In ate. The Truss of Dr, Hob' hardwilrcnre one-belf the eases of ordinary Rupture. We advlaft those. oSlcied to make appbonuon In time. . Ipf"* Etftunus «fth* htghnl characttT can begitm\rt this Cuy,t>itcalhnzmihs*gtnL ; - Pereoßf from a distance can have them sent,' by sending themeasuieToondihe body/’ / • , DK.QEO.H.KRYSEB, 140 Wood street, sole agentfor Pittsburgh! • _ J ' tnarlt:d£w _ ■ W|](l€lien7*' 3Tii« best .remedy ever htoten toman for Voids, ' .Ast&ma t Cretin Breruhtiitj'lnfluenznj Bfadtng of the £«n*a, Difficulty of Bi Affexion of-tho Liver, ■ Painsor Wtaienesstf the Breaxtor hide, Fittl bloats cf. ‘ ComvvYpUot>f&(t In»\cnt. Vih UaUamt* peetJfbTljr ~ adapted to <tsry. disease vf the Lun% s, and fitter, trftifh • is produced iit out ever varying cUmate. .TjmLDCHEßßYhaalorgbeenlrtiowntopossessim' Vf portant medicinal properties ThisfactUfatniUar to every matron to oar. Una r and physicians ofenpre scribe iiin different fomaforb.varieiy .of,ccniplamts.-- Tar aUohaybcdt eqainynoieafoHw and some ; physicians whoso names arefamUiarto the whole couh tr/, has gene so far astodeclarethatcvenCONSUiUP* TIOPT ooali boicnred by tbot‘aibne* '>lh oJlrcr hands Again, it was nearly-valaeiess.owing'jnodoubl.-ioifceir ignorancein preparing and ndmlmstcncgil—adiSculty now entirely obviated by patient icxperiment-aud- .experience. , ••••••... . .• ■ t- The extraordinary medicinal powers of thesfelwosub* ■ stances arc now for the first Ume comhined and cmhod* led i&Dr,'WISTAFI’S BALSAM OP WIL’D CHERRY. By.a nice ebeynieot prrceM.tefersMnßiiddeteriana or useiesiis rejected, so thaiwhat remains tathe'most ex* traordlhaiy and tntlj? efficaoiotis remt Jyforial) Irmda of pulmonary anddivcrdiscoses ever known to man ■ :,To - convntco alt unheuevers that oar theory is really trne, wo refer Jo a few cases of cares performed by thiswon* dciful medicine: - PtEiSAKtRisoB, Ham.oo.,O^Septi'27» J D. Pabk—Dear Sir : I tafce the liberty of advising you of the. benefit I have derived firmu ine uih of Dr. * wistai’s Uafsam of Wild Cherry. Xwasprottr&lejl;by that terrible scourge Coasamptioa, inATay last- Theat* ’• lackiwavirolyiiotrHyingYo tde,> for-five, of ©arfomily (isy brothers and.sisters)-had I vrorstifemares or the • disease* 1 bM-a distressing coagh. and eipeciarated a great deal.of bloody hectic fever, severe pnind in. the side -■ and eh si, cold chills,', alternating with flushes of heat, and copious nightsweals. , . ...>. I wQs iinder thecare of a skilful physician from the tUne.lvwas l&fceneick.uiuU aboat six weeks since, being iheii EWutnclplessj acd tnyfricnds coQsiiicred my case •. hopeless; orit least beyond oar physician s *' ikfl J,addii« ed the uso of IVistar’sJßalsain of wild. Cherry.-- VVilb .oatmy .khbwlbdgeiay faiherpTbchreditaitdcomntended • adminiateringiuo me«and from the first day | c ammec ced taking it my health improved; and in two weeks I - was able to be oat.andoversee uiy.basiness, and tabor, ■which I still continue to do. I have' takers foarrbotUes of the medicine,and now consider myself perfectly welt. JEREMIAH ISCRIG. ■ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE it " Rusnvtiis, Fairfield CO., O ,1851. r - ■ Mr. J J>. Part—DearSir: 1 wish to stale to you that my d&sghicr Amandas ld years,-had aboat a year since a very severe attack of vneaslesV whichreduced her yeiymachjand.lcft her with' a racking ebnvlK 1 cmplbjrcd all of the physicians .within our reach ior the puTposeofretnbvirTgher cough, but-withoat sbccesa— hheeppeared to beeinking ftTto a declmc. wiih every symptomof cbiLsomption. rihen trled Dr.Roger’sLiv- ■ erwortandTarv liuirthis ogßtavated.her cougb,add rive her symptoms of a still raoremalignaiit character. wa?tiowmoptsenoa?lyalanned,andii-waawiUitrenf from day to dnyaswtheprogress of that insatiable disease, Consumption. I Teally despaired of my daughters recovery.-' RutT providentially saw the certificateof Jonathan Conlpoiywhose daughter, flrrrah Jane, was cured of Consumption by Wisiar’s Balsam of Wild CHetry * This foint hope that it might ‘ help my daughter, and ilramediaidy commenecdtLsmg it, and it almost instamiy.gavei relief. Her health'was improved fromthe first bottle,! arid by. iheiuse, of4wo bottles of "Wiitar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry she was res* tored to perfect health, and fibe itf not now or ellprcdia- . posed iQ a cough.- I wilt say to ail lhataro afflicted with : any disease tending to Consumption, do not despair, for Dr. Wialar’a Balsam of Wild Oberry. wiU.caro you if . you will bm try it. E. KALB. f'M M M ANOTHER ASTONISHING CURE! Will miracles never cease ! More evidence of its • surpassing health-restorative virtues! " _ - [From Dr. Rakef, fipnngfield, WashingtotrcoMEy.] SPsisoFiELD v Ky.,May 14. leeO, ; . Mess&s Sahvobd & Park : 1 take .this epportanity of informing you of a mosliematkable cure performed up on mo by the use of Dr; Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cher ry* - In the year 184 Q I was taken with the inflammation of the bowels,-which i labored umier forsjx Weeks, when Igradoally recovered. -In die fall of IfedlT was attack* ed with a severe cold whschseateditselfoponmy lungs and for the.Epaco of three years ! was confined, to my bed, ! tried ail kinds of medicines and every variety of aid without benefit; and thus I wearied along until the winter of 1845, when 1 heard of Dr. Wistaria Balsam of ‘Wild Cherry. ' . My friends persuaded mo to glvelt a trial, though I had given up ull hopes of recovery! and had prepared myself for the ebange of another world. Through their solicitations I was induced 11 make use of tho genuine • Wistaria Balsam of Wild Cherry.- The effect was uuiy astonishing. After five years of affliction and suffering - ; and after havingapent four or five hundred dollars to no Eniposr,. and the best, und most respectable physicians ad proved unavaiUng, I was soon restored to entire hoalihoy the b’essingof God and the ure of Dr, Wistaria Balsam of WiidCherryi -/Maythe blesringqf God rest upon theprcprictorsof to valuable medicine as Wistaria. Balsam of Wild Cherry. -YbursirespoctTiilly y v - W\ H. BAKER, Wwtu'ris Balsam of Wild Cherry has-a facsimile nfthe signature of Henry Wisiar, Al.DVPhfl* adelphia, and “Sanford&rPark” on a finely executed slpel engraved’wrapper. Nooihercan be genuine, ffyt.rricc—Bl par bottlo—six bottles for 55. . Sold by J:i IX PARK, Fourth andWalntu streets, Cln« CinpaU, 0., General; agent, to whom, all orders most fca faddressedi^'fv-.-vrX . •- fD*Priceslperbott!e—aixbottleaforfS, . ; Bo 4by - J, 0. PARK. Clnclnnall, Ohio, [Sonii-ea3tc°rocrof Fourth anj ‘NVainul 9"„^Y? l ?»i _, 2. wlloln oil onleis most be oildtessed, . J Kidd& Co, Plilsburgh } L Wiicoi, jlreot and the DuunomT: lIA Fahnestock * Co, Pius bn r gh; i A Jones, PiitsliuMh; Lee & Ueckham.XUe* LTRnssell, Washington j W II Lambsr ■ KPy Franklin; ,L B Bowie, Umomotrn;- H Ws.!iv. •Greensbnjgb? 8 Konnia, Somerset: Scott * 'Oilmbre. Bsdfofdt Reed A Son; Huntingdon;Mrs. Orr.lloliidarai burgh i fnidebrond &Co, Indiana i. JRWright, Kitian ning-.- Evarnt t Co, Broobvillej A WilsSß- A sin, Callender,-Meadl S.%j Bnnon t,Co, Eri_e; Ilenry.Fotlrer, Mercert Ja. Kelly.&.CojßnileuSSmiib.Beaveri J i)Saiameiuar. Warren,; P L, & C 8 Jones,.Condersport; P Crocker. Ir.,Brownsville. tmarto •rO ISVALIDB AISD THE SICK. TUB CELEBRATED OOSISTOCB. MEDICINES. 'Tj' i The G kit Pits. EKrßacioK (Conml’s A X’ 80/lj'i) caring all Borus unn eil Kitemal Pains and Sores: - Homan Half 9 <>tumhia tot BW|nS 8 W |n S ot Hestoring the 3d. Mem'i.jXenmniSmi Linimtni eod/infieis P«. mbit Ehxtr, a core for all cases of Rheumatism. .; 4ra.;McNairtAMtmfcOit,aceitaincorßfoi*neurnett • sih, Ifay'e Liniment,a known euro tor the Files. . :6ib.:'Spa4n’e:SicbH£attacAt]tmiidy.l - Alortiry EiliVi for nil women in the family waV Bih. LmttUye a, eat, We,tern .Indian Colds and feverish leelmgs nodjprereatlni fevers; for Asihma, -Idverscomplarntand BiUonavAffeeflons ;■ for - Hianh<Ba;,lndigesuottOad<,osst,fAppeUt6; forces Ivci nets In females andmalfes, and fiefvouscoinpliiinia •for .* Stomach Afeotlons, Hyspepsla, Fifea, Rheumatism, &£ Tho great poin, a ore. ftis notbad to take, never alvei' polo,and naver-leaves one costive. • ' ■ or B ? ro^p™M. ,W “ e,lWormKHle, > >for^4re ' 1 - .■mt.JUr,.,£rtitn’iOr,atPainmtr. No medicine has been discovered feat is so happily adapted lo use tntnnally as drops to be taken, anS yet perfonrr.de”, ftfeiien 8 heSF 1 ’ a* d wasli oi bath, by: , e , a gf'blSitoiO cents each. . ; * B SaWM Vermmin a abort time. * : . - . ' 'n- "* Thc cclebrated UnU Ltft Tills anti Tbnptr&nctot ‘Bitzfrt* _ i a a, j iViar York Hair ZTyrr, the only SURE coloring for the Halr. -** 15;h. BroisesaSojestAc. , . ■ -18th. -Mztrautif: SanapariJia. Tbi* artrele has onlllv ed aUolher SurßUpariliasyand «uli gives os great saus»r v faction as ever*. , „ : I7lh. The -celebraied spread' Strengthening .flatter, 'i mode from Dr. Lis’# recipe, and the most popular in the market. ' - *• .. .18xb. Jh.Elins'tTmAAehs Vioju. • A cerlalnand easy core for Tooth Ache. .... , lDtb. Dr. Cokstoci has ■lately bought thetight for tho United: Stales, of the celebrated Concentrated Mineral Water, found at the Salr Sprjnga of Doctor WmC Chase; at Bt.Catharines, C. Iv. This mediefee hs’a> tatned.a-noTorie!, apd popnlaniyueyer before eaunlt.rt byanypraparatnitt at tnnt place, and Us sale has been commensurate w«h ns merits, which nre cxuaortlMr? All theremedies are fuUy described in fete given Wall who call where the MedrcThetS? Notice, All prcpamiiona herotofo,. I™™. ' ■*COMSTOCK'S” or COMSTOCK &co'i v" Jonsed andnow belongs EXCLUSIVELY m'ri?!^ c - w ‘“ o .. AUUQTUEBg MUST BE SPUEJOTO. s T ‘-‘"''"" ta aSSh&BS-“" t»ft h W. C. JAOKBON, !mo ’^gaaai«s[*®S~^ -<“V a jf « 4 i & ■» * - ' v 'f ' *„ , - ft- j j , ~ * h
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