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. The-Preprietois of this old established line, having
completed their'atrangetneuts, are! prepared M. for-
Ward. giiods; to •tvniffrom' the East ,(on the opening .'of
• the canalstayigatiost,) on as reaionable terms as any
• • other iesponsible and are determined -thit no
care or attention on their put 8141 be wanting to se
cure a •ctintitinarien of that patronage so liberally be
stowed upon them for several years petit.
The:decided seceess of the portable boa; system,
so manifestin the regularity and despatch experieneed
, .in the•delifery of goods, the absence of all risk of
io
delay, breakager other damage, incident io the old '
eystem, where goods have to be hurriedly transhipped
three, times on the. way: and the merchantable order
in which 'produce has-been. avowedly delivered by
them, has induced the. proprietors to increase their
• stock considerably tIA season. ' Their - extensive
• warehouses at each point, (uneaquilled by abv.other
line,) affords them facilities to conduct-their biiiiness
. with despatch; aud - to shippers the convenience of
. free storage, if `equired, until their arrangements are
complete--wbile their long experience in the calry
ing trade, it is presumed, will be sufficient guarantee
to their patrons and the public that they will success
fully eiJrt themselves to give Central astiafactio.n. •
• Produce recnived furnutiall, steamboat eharges
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araniportation Littes.-
rattriailik . .Portablif float
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M the trinsportaiion of freight- leimenii
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burglr and the . Atlantic cities, via'Perinsyltania
Improvements and Baltimore and Susquehanna 'rail-
Paid,. and billuinding ttanstatitti.ii 'free or c hair: :fur
cotrunii•tio a , itdvtitteing ur t ! foilife, 'an.' all. conuultiti
.,),,,
......t.i., to the foljouint us'e ta'promptly attended to:
! r • ~T.A.AP , 1:; 4. o'iMX:voß,
Clo4:•Pcitli and ayni sta.. Pittsburgh.
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• - Titb .
. At; SOLIBIDGE, .
;ITS 3larket street, Philadelphia.
.O'CONICORS & Ca., •
r.C.ortts st., Baltiinore.
ni u3Ol
1113ok Otetwi . , * T usporta t ton-Line.
• ••=,, 1846
I -10N DUCT F.:lYon sirit Sabha th r keepiug principles,
‘,./ though not claiming to be the only line that is so
conducted. The proprietors of this old established
line bale put their Mock in the runstcompletc
and are thoroughly prepared to forssasxd produce and
iihandiae to -and front the Eajtern cities on the
orluing of . .nastgatiOn.
We trust that-our long esperienem iii the tarrying
business, and zealous attention to the interests of cus
tomers, will secure to us n continuance and increase
of the,patronag,e heretofore bestowed on
Line +.
Our arrangeinents, will enablei us to carry freight
with the utmost despatch; and our i!iceishail..alwaye
be as low as the lowest charged isy other responsible
Unes.• •
•
PrOallCa 2,11,3 merchandise. will be teceirod dllll for-
Wirded east and west without aug charge for adres 6-
Elw:storage or coinntiaiion. I '
Bills of lading forwarded, add every direction
promptly attended to. ' '
Addres., or apply to W:11. OIA.III A
Canal itasill,fiOr. Liberty! and: Wayne nt,c,
BINGIIA3IS, MOCK &.78T1tAl - ro,v, •
270 - Ifirket art., l'haadelphia,
• • JANES Agent,
So: 119. - Nisrih IlevraN st.,llaltiluore,
TYSON, ',Agent,
We. 10 West st.,.Nciv*York
Inlepeiadeut Parts, e. not Aut.
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- 0 , OR the traoisportation prollitce and inercltati-
Jr . • dire to rind Iron Pittsburgh, liaJtiniorn and
Phil delp)iia ;. p~ )))) ) t
.transhippin,g. Goods con
signed to ourcarei will 1.0 furwaryl. , l without delay,
at rho lowest .icurreuat rates; Ailhl of larding trans
!Tama> and all instructions pruinptly attended 10,
no.frout any' ' extra charge . fur idurago or Commis
akin. Address • •
Alt:A29; Uri& Cet.,
Canal lfaaiu, Pitttburgb
hl I..:Mt ILL & Co„
Smith's Wharf; Ralhuwn
AIE:AILS, RAYNOR. k. Co:;` ..
ltro &d iit., Philadelphia
iPtck.mortlits *my Freight . lame.
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184,6 •
I ; I N .CI.I.3:StVELY. for t.'re transportation of way
` freight lig:twee:l Pittsburgh, Blairsville, Johns
town, Ifollidayabargli., ',Water Street, and a/I inter
mediate places. . •
: • One boat leaves the Wirelionge of C. McAnul-
Vie. Cu.; Pittsliumb;every day fetcept Sundays) and
'Shippers - can: always deptoiroultrring their geniis
fitrwarded without. delay and on accommodating
term.:. , •
. •• We respectfully sul c t yampatron:lga.. • •
Flow criolas:
J. P,ckwot:li of boats, Nile, E:xclianc, Paris and
Pacific.. • ,
J. H. Barnes of boats, Push Awl gtoine..
' John of cars on Portage. Rail Road.
•
• AcEms.. • • o
.T.• PJCKWOILTII, Canal Jol.ustotin i ' •
1011 N b111.11.1.3t, '4: . • 4 o: • liollidayablugh
C. A. bItANULTY t. CO, 4 1 yittsburib.
•
jy23 . • ' • '
• • ilir.4ol9l9AnELA.liot:TE,
TO. DALTIIiIOII.E,Sin lin-ars—fare 610.
.TOPIIILADELPPIA. in 40 hotirs--lare !312.
•
oats.
S. iTAG - 1.1%G!
U. bIA IL.
. •
The Great Speed, Regularity and high Reputation
already attained by tine pleasant passenger Route,
•hrs iuduedil the Past Master Geacr.ll, to place the
Yinicand Philadelphia mails to Pittsburgh, q
uota..
The superior an•L .sa•ilM steamers CONSUL and
LOUIS. APIAN Fa leaves 'the Motiontafiela Wharf
precisely,. at $ u!cleek.eutry no.nshigi and at 6
clock ,ce'ro - evening,• uNeapt Sundays. • • Sp/eatlid
CeichesaaMit their arrival at 8 rOWII/0 die, to trans'
phrt../assengers aull M UI, only 73 mites to .the Rail
Itild!ot •efiotherland. • • -
. .
• Th.:: proparatimm ou this route arc staple, and the
gotta:m*lmm complete, sit-thatdisappoiouneut or de
lays !ill bo unknown. 'Mon it. .
llyour tickets, pas-miters cam delay Coniberland
i.r atttsltimore, .lorin4 their pleasure, and common
their:journey either by :steamboat or cars to Phila
dolphiik. - ,
Onceiu the "St. Charles Hotel," Wood at. Pitts
'burgh:• • : . S. MESKI.I4 EN,
_
.0 3 / • - Agent.
Eak=tfEteEM=
• „.
Tag siitise:ai . ber, bought out dia .
knoWn. Livery Stable kept by C. 0.
Doty, ..rn the hihUi Want; respectful* , informs his
friends and the public euerally, that he will keep at
all tunes n' - stock of the hem. description of riding
horses,. buggies, Orria;ms of all kinds, and in short
thing required 14 ' his line of business. ~
. considerable portiiin of his stock is new, and he
isconfolent that no steak in. the city will be superior
.
to
/Hi in 'ilerAtit. his slrblair Oil 1$
arty rdieet, a few doors shore the canal bridge,
"where' he. respectilally isolicits a share. of public pa
tronage; . • CIIARLES COLEMAN-
Mr Ile is also prorlded with .an 'elegant Hearse,
whichwjllhe wben required. . • ect2.-1-ti.
. Shiro Store. • • ,
• .lL ClLitliS - St` CO., are now receiving their
ejpritignuppliex,eonststing of one of
largest, cheapest and best as- oiSeurne , I
.
sortment of Boots and Shoe , : that they have ever
been "'Moto bring itci this market. Also, Ladies and
Plorencelreitk, tu] Straw Bonnets, of the
latest skYlectogetlier With a splendid assortment of
Palm Leaf! Hats; mdna , and boys> summer Cape.
Also, a lake lot dr New York Tanned Solt Leather,
all of which haring !ken purchased at the lowest
rates, - and lelected with great care for , the western
trade, will be sold'at a email advance above cost and
charges. •All merchants wishing to purchase will
.find it to their interest to call and examine their stock
before purchasinehrOwlieta. mar2l-tf
Flue: Gold nail Silver Watches
ta. THOSE whci wish to purchase Gold or Sq
.' ' 'vet Watches, or Jowolry, will find it 10 their
d• Vantage to call on the-suhscribor, who, is
sellingsill descriptionsof Vino gold and silver watches
and )oWelvi v On as goal terms as may be had in the
eastern cities.
line Gold and SilvesEnpliskrPiffenf Lcverlifalclie ..
- " • lul. " Gerieva and'French ' ' "
t 4 i 44 L'Epine Watcheir
aid GeatlemOn!ii Fine Gold Guard Chaim'
••gi . ge. 41 1 . ec .:,,Breafjpinc
. .
eeletti,GeltliPenclle;alid Finger Rings.
Silverware, Military Goods,Laprps, and a large va
riety of Fancy Goods. •
1;0-Watches, ClOckiVaaiefewelry iepaired
besmannetyantlerarrattted at the loWest prieo. •
• W:ILSON,
cornet ro ustll and Market sts.
E=U:=l
SPRANG; FSSll.lol4.!—Jiiiit received-by AI.
11 1 01 111eiprests from New York, the Spring Siyierills
of Mts. Airithoie in .want 'of a neat superior Eats
aril iiikettoil.v invited to eau. moonE,
. . N 41.93 WOoilst., 3 doors below Diamond
. ruarl;-wp .
MM2I
MIME
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- TapscottJe General Emigration °Mee.
ktiE 1
TTALCES andfasago
an t . l omET3lcmn, : p
Istria:ND, by W. Gx J. T. Tapscott
75,South 'street, corner of Maiden Lane, -New York,:
and 96 Waterloo road Liverpool.
The subscribers having accepted the agency of
the above house, aro now prepared to make arrange-
Meats upon the moat iitioial,terins with those desi
rous of paying the passage of their friends from the
old Country, and. flatiorlhemeselies their character.
and_long-standingAn..biuduess...trill give ample iur
'nuance . that *lithely arrangement* will. be carried
out,faithfally. .. •
• Idesirsi V. Triareott, are.long.and limo*
bly known for the. superior .Class, accommodation.
I and.. - sailing 'qualities of their, Packet Ships. The
QUEEN or 'use WEST;3IIERIDAN, ROCHES
' TER, GARRICK, IIOTTINGUER, ROSCIUS, LIV
.-ERPOOL, add. SIDDONS, two of which leave each
Poit Monthly, Gina Nets' York the 21st and 26th and
frum Liverpool the Gth and 11th, in addition to which
they have arrangeraents with the .St.. George and
Union. Lines of Liverpool Packets to insure a depar
• tare from Liverpool. every fiv edays being thui deter
I mined, their facilities shall keep pace with their in-1
creasing phtronage, while Mr. W. Tapscott's constant
per-sonal sup erintendabce of thabusiness in Liver
! pool is en additional security that the comfort and
• accommodation oh'' the passengers Will be parties
i larly attended 'tit. ' •
The subscribair iseing (as usual ) extensively enga
ged in the Tranipostatiots Business between Pittsburg
and the Atlantic Cities. are thereby enabled' to take
clitiriti of and forward passengers immediately en
their landing, wittiont a chance of disappointment or
delay,' a nil are therefore - prepared to co ntrii et for pas
sage tiom any sea port in Great Britain or Ireland
,to
labia Chi.; the nature of the liesinet.s they are engaged
lin giving then, facilities fur carrying passengers ao
far inland not otherwise attainable, and will, (if ne
cessary,.) forward ; pasaarigeni ferthiie..Weat, by the
best rnedi of couveyance without any additional
charges for the's! trouble: Wheri penults sent fdr
decline coining but, the amount paid fur passage will
be rig:aided iu fell. .
...-.... .
PFiMITT ;
The siabscrilacm arc alma prepared W gire drafts at
sight, for any..aniciunt payolale at :the principal eitiei ,
and ToWilv in VmglaieJ, Ireland, Scotland and
thip;affor.ling a safe and expeditious mode of
Iteinitting funds to datum Comitarici, which persona
requiring such facilities, Will find at their interest to
atail thcmutlics of. . ; •
ApplieStioe of by letter post pstilh will be prompt,
ly attended to •
t uDi
BLAKELY ty 211/Te/LEL...laads.
Pto, and Passage to and from
Xi Great Britain anil •Irelanil, by Ike Black Dui., or
old Line cl Lit:44ool Pockets. Sailing from New •
York „and Liverpool un the Alt. wud 16th. of meg
month. And by tirat class American Ships [II -tiling
Weekly.'
Peritounvmdifig to the "OM Country" for tbeirl
friends; can make Om necesnary arratiginneuts.with I
the subscribers, and lime them brought out in any on
the eight ships comprising the I.ll:titk Bali or (lid Line
of Liverpool Par:lots; mailing from Liverpool on the
Ist and 16th of every moistly also by fleet clans ships,
sailing from that pert weekly, which our Agents.,
Messrs. Janies Roche Co., there will send out)
Without delay.
ShoUld those sent for not conic nut the money will
he rellinded without any deduction.
. The "Black Ball, Of old Line of Liverpool Packd
tic, " einsiprine the following magnificent rhips, , and
Liverpoid on their regular up' to
day, an fellows:
lit Jan. Int May. Int Sept.!
Rurnpe, 16th " 111111 " Nth •
Nose tack, . 14 Feb. Isi.lutie: Int Oct.
American, 16th " Nth " Nth ".
York -hire, . Ist Mar. Ist July. lit Nor.,
Cambridge, • 16th " 16th '• 16th l'hic.l
enffird, • • ..
.Ist April. Ist An... Ist "
Motitezierta, • 16th " 16th .16th "
Nal ice. -11. is. well know n,lhat the Illack•11.111 in I
'the sisry beit ionveyaoce; for persens to get out tboir ;
friends, and as other passenger agents advertise to
hring out p.issengers by that Line, the public ate re.
sPecteully notified by the owners %Mate passenger.
agoras hut Iterelre,'Brotbers R Co., and Blakely fici
autherisedfti tuivirtitaT timid to bringnut
passengers by that Line.
We have at aldtimes for the Walls at Sight for any
amount, dirrefon the Royal Rank pf Ireland, pub
' lin.' -Also on Messrs. Brescottt, Grote, Ames & Co,
Bankers, London, which are paid free °Nib/count, orl
any charge,
whatever, in all the principal towns;
throat:helot England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. 1
• Apply toi or address, tftry Letter, Toss paid.)
ROCHE, RhO'S & CO. I
No. 35, Fulton street New . York . •
(Neat door to the Fulteit Rank.
MR. ROCHE, 6r.,
N 0.15 DeWitt street, Liverwort.
Or to • • BLAKELY &MITCHEL,
usyld . • • Tina street, and Smithfield st._ •
Remittances. to .Enigland, Ireland, Sooty
land and 'Wales. •
=DE
MSS
MEM
MEM
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- • • .TzIAFFN &O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission Merchonts,
niar27 • Pinshtirgh, PO
_._._—.—.-
p.ocH,E, BROTHERS & CO
/CRY& 4lt RINctS lUR iff fr;
I 8 t 61.
tRSONS deAroils, of remitting inor.ey to any o
the above countries, ran do so through the sub
seriliers on the mo4ency terms. We are prepared
to issue dream forany amount ores £l.OO sterling.—
Remittances made through ourhouse any day before
the 233 of May, will be'receised in Ireland, by the
7 20th of June. •
• BLAK ELY & MITCHEJ., Pukhurgh,
Agents. Air Roche, IMN & C 41.,
New York'
V MU undersigned haring bought the paper ware-1
house aud wall paper itionulisctoiy, hte el!
lloldaliip Is Browne, base mitered into a co-partnerd
ship, undBr 'hell:111W awl style of Bill 8:11rowne, for
the purpose of carrying on the business in all its va-I
rime's: They will linyc always on hand a romPlele
assort meet of I'APIRIt.II NOS A ND BOUDERS,
ortheir own manittlieture, and their stork will hn
improved and enlarged with periodical additions!
from the hist
Agents ;fir the will•knon'it Clinton Paper lilill,
Stenbenville,, front which they will be constantly
supplied with BITING, Iv ItArPlicG, PRINT.
INli PAPER, 11l INN FiT lit /ARDS, &e.; all o 1 which
they offer wholesale and retail, at their store. No.
37 Wood street, midway between Fourth and Dia
mond Alley, where country merchants and dealers
are invited to call
GE'). G . RfIoWNF.
SAUL. C. 1111.1..
j e.19-41dm
Allyn Kramer,
4 XC II ANt; V. SRO Elt, corner of W 4.0.1 and ad
.heels. -Gold, sayer and current bank notes
I ght end sold. Sight cheeks on the eastern etties
cur sale. Prails,,notee and hills collected.
nr.rencricr.s.
Win. Bell & Co.,
John .I):.lhivin,
F. Lntcuzr, IPittnburgh, Pa.
J. Painter b Co..
Joseph Woodwell,
James 51.,y,
Bionnon & Co.,
Philadelphia.
John 1.1. Brown &Co.,
Janies JrCanificel,Cinctititati. O.
J. Jt. sl•liunold, St.
We 11. Pope, Preet Bank of K v., Louivrilly
• TO Arrant To Arnim t t
D. , t UTHREATENED INVASION OF.WEST ,
W
ERN PEN LVANIA by Col. sd
en,
wit 10,000 'Mee, notwithstanding which, J.
White will continue to sell clothing cheaper than.
any has heretofore been offered in the estens
coun
try, having the largest establishment in the city,
fronting on Liberty and Sixth streets. He is nbw
prepared to show to his numerous patrons the great
est variety of cloths, eassimeres, vestings, and Ole
thing of all descript ions, suitable for the approaching
season, that has ever been otTered in this market; to
which all can have the Right of Way. Observe the
corner, No. 167, Liberty and SIMI, streets.
• J. M. WHITE, Tailor,
•inor2s • Proprietor
Cau't be Beat!
1..h1. WHITE has just received ut his la4ge
5.7 establishment, fronting on Liberty and Siith
streets, a splendid assortment of TWEEDS for.
stirrixnet;ii/se, a superior lot of French Satin'Vg4: - :
TlNG§,.all of which he is ready to make up lin
the latest:fashion and ou the most reasonable telly*
as usual. Observe 'the corner, No IG7 Liberty
and: sixth streets. •
itylt J. WHITE, Tailor, Proprietor.
John D. Davis,
AUCTIONEER &COMMISSION MF.RCIIANT,
it
Corner Of Wood and Fifth streets, Pittsburg ,
is ready to receive merchandise of every descripti n
6u consignment for public or private sale, and fr ont
long-experience in the above busincs, natters liimse)ti
.that he. will bii..able to give - entire satisfaction to all.
who may 'liver him with their patronage.. ' 1 -,
Regular sales on Mondays and Thursdays of Pr',.
cads and Fancy articles, at 10 o'clock, A . ..M.
~
•tlf grOiturtesr4Pittsburgli- manufactured • wrriel '
new %Will:copal hicsquoiture„ Sc., at two o'clock
• Salca every evening at early gas-light. . 'augl2- ,
7 I
MEd=
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f,:'-,i,i.. , ,.- , E.:.:..!::: , :•••i,
V.i:l'. ,
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IMAM
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1, •
The Peanklin Fire Insurance . Company
_
'1 Or PIIILADELFgLi•'
tiARTER PERFETILiVri". I $400,000 paid in, of
fieerl63l, Cheated st., north side (near
Takeinsnrance either permanent oriirnited, against
lose or 'daniag by fire, on property and effects of
every description, in inwrr - oreountry, on ,the most
reasonable. termg.,;. Applications,. made either per
sonally or by let.ers, will be prOmptly attended to.
DANCKER, Prest.
C. G. DANeir.i.u, Sec'y. !
DIRECTORS:
' CharleihNi Baneker, Jacob - .
• - Thomasriait; • . :Georke W. Mai:ill:as,
Thenuis J. Wharton, 'Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobina Wagner, Adolph E. Bohn,
Samuel' rant, - David S. Drown.
PITTSBURG - 1i AGF.NCY.
WArinrcir. Maims Agent; at the Exchange Office
of Warrick IViartin, Maims,
Center of Third and Mar
ket streets. I .
Fire risks taken on buildiuga and their contents in
Pittsburglili, Alleglieny. and:the surrounding country.
No marine or inland navigation risks taken.
, . .
Wire and Marine Insurance.
EIE I Insurance Company Of North America, of
T
Philadelphia, throughtts duly authorized Agent,
the subscriber, offers to make Permanent and limited '
Insurance on property, in this-city and its vicinity,
and ortkhipments by the canal' and rivers.
'
• - Arthur G. Coffin, Preet. , Samtel Bioulstf, •
- Alex_ Henry, • . Charles Taylor,
Sanittel W. Jones, Samuel-V.'. Smith,
Edward SMith, Ambrose White,
John A. Moo a, Jacoh M. Thomas,
Johii White, John R. Neff,
Thoinas P. Cope, . Richard D. Wood,
\Vmt Welsh. Henry D: Sherrard,See'y.
This in the.oldest Insurance Company in the Uni
ted States, having been chartered in 1791. Its chat
ter is perpetual, and from lei high standing, long
experience, ample means, and avoiding all riskarif
ass extra hazardo u s character, it may he-considered
urn of ample security to the pnlilie.
. MOSES ATWOOD. •
At Counting Room of A tw'ood, Jones & Co., Wa
ter and Front streets, Pittsbnigh. • • 'oct:23-y.
AND'MATUNE INSMANCE COMPANY,'
Nell, York.
rplliS well known and renpectaide rAnFanv in pm
j_ pare] thmnu h ti,nir Prrrtilit. RC, AGENCN. , to
make, insurance of evory kind connected with rod:,
of trannportation and inland navigation; to insure
againnt loss or damage' by fire; Dpaqiing, 110114125,
IVarehou,,:,llgs an genera!, Com., 'Wares:
and Mrrcbanibve; and every!ilriacription of personal
-prole-14y on the suer>t fleiroroble term..
A p pli e atne, for I nnurnairkattomied to witbont
lay at thy offive, No. i 1 Water and 62 front stn., by
• SPIIINGER 11AltifArGlf
At :5,1 E.lertton held at the office in S. Y.;
12th, Ui' 1 1, 110W1r,Z gentri•rn.nt v. - ern chosen
Ihreetorh cf On, rampart;', for the ensuing year,
Jo ph W. 533 It ,
John pro, her.
William G. WArd,
Johli Newhonac-,
William S. glntl/nr,
Johii F.Mackio,
AtEnt n sit..e.leent eleettre; of 00. , Board. .IE. ,
sr:1 , 11 w.s.A kt": wt.ttdmould . , re-elec
ted Prtisitteut for the cittadtm v'or.
JAMES litittt;S,
Sect-et:try.
au 1 , . I
41 L IMr.111CAN PULE it.ANC I!: C OMPANY of,
itnrictual—Ca.iit.4ll,!..ot)
Ito pan) in. Oflico iat 11!oladoiplint, 72 NValitut
street..4-Win. Davidson . , Pres'i; Frdni , ..rtck, Frnivy,
old and ~ - C •11 natiblinlied.Comininy con,
undo's- to hi:nire Pnitliiin , ttlyMtrcliainlizi:, Furniture!,
and J'i,uperty, not of an dr. i. !tra hazard cliaractnr,
against loss or damage by If Ire. •
Applications for luso:Audi:vs in Pittsbomb and it,.
he !rd-tt.ived, and tn , Ln taken
ettiter rrinctuall) or for !united 11100i$, nn lavora
bin ti•rtot , , by ct()! z , nt,
! N0..t26, Wood street.
J. i'LNNT.Y, JR.
IC IN G N
Agealg at pittstturgh, frJr the D,Mtf,:ire Mutuai
SV , :y l'hitrtzkiphiit.
F11:1!: RISES updn liodd.ogs and ticrehaudizcif
ever y dcseripLon. and ;Marine Itieldi u,,on 6ul.n
or car4oca of taken upon the most i'avorable
terms.. _ .
Onion at the warehouse. of King Si: llolinca,
ter i st., near Ma 4,1 street, Pitoiburgh.
N. D. King & nun , / invite the void - Mimeo
patronage of thoir friends and community at large to
the Delaware M. S. Inaorioice Convoy, as an instiii
ottiontounng the inostlflotirishing in Philadelphia—
ns ha , ing a large paid in capital, by the oper
ation 'of its charter; is norodarttly
yielding . to each pers o n insured his tine share of the
profits of the 'Company', without involving him in
any rie.ipowinhility whatrwep, heyred the premium
actually pant in by hint; and tlicreriare as posaceeing
the. Mutual prioniple t)ivestetl of every obnoxious
feature, and in its most attnietive form. - now I-ti
Agency of the Franh.fin Five ingnrance
Company of Philadelphia.
E. corner of Third itnd Wood env( Pittsburgh.
I r liE 131.1:4 of the company on the th - .4t nP ,Yanua
1. ry, as publinhed in conformity within act.
of the Pennsylvania Lfigigiature, were
Ihent:l and :llnt - tvae:H
Real Eitate, at cost.
Temporary LIMOS,
Making a total ra 5:909,683
Affording 17. , rtaill assurance that all 1055.,; will be
promptly met, and gi'hilt! entire tocurity to all who
obtain policie-s from this Company. Risks taken at
as low rates as are cons tent with seenray.
.0. El WARRICK 11.411T1N, Agent.
t sbn rgn Yz. cig al lon 'mad 'lre Inuit-.
ra nick Company.
QOM, f? , Mai kel ;`..4icet.
1,111,e1 A I!.n,
C. A n,hutz,
Thos. Baltexi et!,
Ito bort Beer,
Rour.rur I IS Nnr, Secletary
tig2o,l6n).
T K. LOGAN, has removed to No Bt, Wood
ill ~ street, one door below Diamond Alley, to the
store lately occupied liv ('lark S.: Cameron, i n here he
has opened a Wholesale and Ite;ail Dry' Goods - Store,
and having just returned from the Eastern Cities, is
o p en ing a new and aOD selected stock of e., - iods,
consisting of Fromli . , English and A inerican cloths,
tall colors,) a great variety of new gyre Cassitneres
and Satinetts; Cashinaretts, -(a new style;) Oregon
Cassithere, a good stuck of summer cloths of all
kinds; late style Vestbms; also, a great variety of;
Lassos and Giugliams; Pyramidical Graduates and
other fancy patterns; a variety of prints U to 2tivents
per yard; a very superior lot of white goods, consist
ing of India Linen,.DamaSk Plaid, Striped Cambric.; I
I Victoria 1.3111 , striped. and plain Mull; Swiss Lace;
)'and barred Muslin; figured and piain•Bobinets; black
I anti blue black Silks; plain, figured and striped;• a
large assortment of Irish Linens; bleached brown !
I Muslim . ; table Diaper; Marseilles Co unterpanes,
I (large ,size,) , Morecn; a good supply of Umbrellas,
`Parasols, Parasoletts and Sunshades; a very large toi
-1 sorunent of men, women, - and children's hosiery; a
very fine article of Lisle Thread Hose and Gloves,
and many other articles not enumerated. lie would
respectfully invite Lin former customers and the pub
lic generally, to an 'examination of his stock, to
which he expects to make additions regularly.
apl-y
J. S. Lowry, Merchant Tailor
WOULD inform his friends and the public in
general, that he has removed to Woodstreet,
iu the ST. CHARLES building, two doors below the
entrance, where Ito is ready to execute all orders in
the neatest and most fashionalyle manlier, basing en
gaged the services afMr. Jolts M. Caatrett as cut
ter, whose.. attention will be devoted to that branch
of the trade and whose well known ability in this par
ticular hissing lung been coital/halted in the fashion
able community or this city, induces the belief that
'
by dose attention to business, he will be able to
give genet-ill satisfictiOn to all who may favor hint
with a call—liaviug also made . arrangements to keep
constantly on hand a general assortment of every
thing adapted to gentlemen's wear, such as Cloths,
Cassimores, Vestings, Shirts, Drawers, Bosoms, Sus
penders, Gloves., Cravats, and every article pertain
ing to a gouthiman's wardrobe, ho will be ready at
all times to supply' any demand in his line.
The subscriber respectfully inlbrms his friends and
the public generally,'aliat having entered into the
rn
above arrangement the establisliertt.will.be able to
furnish any article in the Tailoring line, with a punc
tuality. and despatch scarcely *quailed by any other
in lite city; anti for style and Workmanship nor' ital.
passed by.bny in the states.: • •
, au tn-tl3m . ' relo. Jl. CAMPBELL. "
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John M.. Cintin,
Wtn, C'Arnpbcll,
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31nrcus - Sprnn7.,
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J,.hn J. lberrek
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illiam Ebbs,
Lewis Ibitchi: , on,
Prod. Lorenz,
James May,
N. \V. Poindexter.
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Outillonc. l T-nlet,ure•
ArAD,'HEA.ECT:, BE WIIDE,IAND Usr. V4ATE17478 (MEAT
' ItTSKEnT, THE AMERICAN OIL,
A MEDICINE OF NATURE. ""
rilms oil is obtained from a well near Burksville,
Kentucky-, at the depth of 18,5 feet-below the
surface of, the earth, and 170 feet throagh, solid rock.
lts-curative prOperties.are truly
,astonishing, and as
a Remedial Agent it may well be pronounced-won
derful. Since'the disdovery of this Panacea of Na
fur e, numbers of remarkable cures have been effect
ed by its use. It is Innocent—Powerful—Safe and'
Certain'iii its effects. It has been: used with unpar-,
Itillelleeiniceristfrin the treatinent of 'the following
diseases:
, Inflimmatory Rheumatism, Burns and
Scalds, -Cholic; Piles, Flatutentie; Inflammation of
the Kidneys, Deafness; Consumetioi, Liver Coen.
plaint, Phthieic, Scald Read, Cancers, Weak and
Sore Eyes, Bruises, Fresh thits and Wounds,
Sprains and Strains, Dropsy, Pains in the Breast and
Side, Tetter, Influenza, Ulcerated Sore -..Throat,
Consumption, Bpuchitis, Spasms, Ulcers, Spinal
Affections, ScrOula or King's Evil,.Coughi,Syphilis,
Ringworm, all-I-Bowel Complaints, all. Chronic -dis
eases, Impurities of the Blood and General Debility.
It is likewise very beneficial for Felt:kale Complaints
in general; acts as a great Restorative from Languor,
weakness-of Back and Chest, Leo Spiritsand Exces
sive- Debility. • -• , .
Read the following Certificates, all of which are
'
authentic; alOthe persons therein named are now
living, and Well known-in Cincinnati and Pittsburgh:
Prmsnimert, Aug 22, 1846. -
. .
This is to Certify thatwebatim used the American
Oil for the whooping cough, attiong our . chilffren,by
giving- them from 20 drops to a small tea apocinful at
night, which always enabled thorn to rest tt et i through
the highs. I also applied it to" one of the children
that got her arm burnt by turning over a tea cup rf
hot coffee unit, the Child sensed crying by the time
the arm was dressed and bound up, and has never;
complained of it since. I also Was afflicted with a i
pain in my aide aneireast, and have been so fur 161
' years: 1 commeneettusilig the Oil tatting a tea-I
spoonful twice a 'day and in 3 oribur days using oft
the oil I have hen very much relieved, and So really
believe that it is the hest family medicine that I have
ever seen. 1 applied it to one of my neighbor's for
a strained ancte,whieh relieved her in a few minutere. I
We have also- used the oil fur a.ctrained joint itt our',
own family ' which gave ease. in a very short time.
We live nu the east side ofTenn-st:., doors south of
I ‘Vaittut,..l ant now; as well as I ever was-in my life..
'ARGARET IL SMITH.
.• •
PrrrsnoP.Gll4 Aug. 14; IS4G.
ThisiS t . i+ certify, that my aed has liad the Hetlin4c
ror seven years, and Was very bad - With it , and about
12 or 15 - days since, I Commenced• giving to him
about 20 or 'as drops orthe Anierican Oil, twice a
day. whicli'relieved him in a day or two or his difl
cults of in'eathing,•allil he is now i•inirely relic s'ed
hi 4 COVlttilj our boy is 10 years or age , IV e live in
hilig . 6 Alley. NANCY KIN&.
Cvsrtexarr, Jnly Ist, IS4fl.
_ . . • .
SiN Mont': born cured of a veer severe disra , e l which is simply a nervous deraugemient orthe digcs
of the ever, and heath by the use or the American! ii i . e organs, they have been foitrol.eilually successful.
Od. I feel it iny duty to Om public, as . tvell as to you, I Their extraordinary effects upsoe the-system must be
to send sou the following emitificate: 1 witnessed to be believed, and use certain preventive
1 herehe'eertify that I was sorer:Ay afß!eted orie l for the preceding complaints they arc equally recom
' ear ago tau winter, with inflamed sore eves and a! mended. '1 Inc arc of:different prices, being
I er) . 'l'S' , ie Pain in my in'ad ikon my eves nP to 'OK' I made °rail sixes., avid of varioui - rireaineutal patterns,
hip or roy head, anti - eon:lased 50 Cur SPreral e'eekn• ! and can be woffi by the. most delicate female without
I \ l Y '' , Yen were 3" Attila /Whined' mkt sore that IA the slightest inconvenience. In fdef, thesertniation
~odd not see to attend awe business, nor could 1 tell! is rattier agreelible than otherwise. .
nom of froin annitlier a few yards from me. 11 The c ,... 1 ,,,,.. /a... 33 , 0 ,,,,,„, 8r ,,,,,,,,,1 et ,,,,. nandm ,
called in a physievin, lift !It'll/ got - w;rstki I also.eltirtor , li Neekinees" :4.c.
tried a good litany 'remedies that had cured others', I lit some casein a a "very net sae character, and oil
but to my case they failed. In Ap . ril, IS i ff.', 1 heanll long standing, the power as applied by the GAD - attic',
ofaine.lnierwan Oil. 1 promise:l a bottle, mid he- I Rings is not static:tenon:wrest the progreisisofdiscaae,
fore I had used a half a bottle. I wit entirely Well,' and ultimately restore health. The improved inodi-1
and stilt continuo so. / Will not he "without it in my ,n Beating' in the Galvanic Belts, Bracelets' tre., entire- I
house as long as I cant get the genuine-article. I also'. Iv remedies this objection; any degree of power that
gar' , it to one of my men that was lrerising the me, iis required readily be ohtainel,and.no complaint .
• that hail the triter in his hands so had that When lie. which" thetivsTerionts :went of Gals:Minim can effest.
, would grip anything tight in them .the blood yroull, will fail to be permarteutly reliffee . 1 heas articles
burst out, aad the use of hslf a bottle cured tut Loth.; ode adapted to the waista;armin,wrists,limbs, elicits,
I w noild advise all that are i.tiliCtft in ay Way tot or any part ef the body, witli• Per o
rect cnvenience.
!g0...1 the oil 0 lair trial, anti I think they rt will be The•Gali Unit: Ne.eklat:Z:s are used witligreater bete-I
pleased with the effect itwill have; &c. fit in cams' or Bronchitis or' affections ,1 7
.06 •thic.,
i•JOHN MCBP/I*. generally; :ataxia rises of Nefrouslhnnifuess; and
I Sold at One Dollar pre Bottle at Jackson's Patent with alri;rnSt ninfbrin inecessaisaprevelitive for:filio-.
Mortieine Warehouse, n"9 bilmrty, head of Wood st.„ ple f y, - Epileptie Fits,- and similar, complaints.
1
; Pittsburg li. Tor: anti' rtaer in Piressf icom where Christie's rlagnetle Fluid ... •
;the Genuine .4inericon Oil cis he obraitN. i s , used in cosnieetioffwith the Galvanic Rings and
Beware of it Counterfeit - article. The. Seneca Oil- all their modifications. _This composition lies bees i
I put in American oil Bottles, and labelled ••Anter- I p r n n onneial, by the French Chemists to be one of-the!
I icon 01), " It somewhat resembles the American , most extraordinary discoveries of modern affienee.7.lll
(nil; but possesses noise ofita virtues er healing - Pow- !is believed to posaess the, remarkable par,ier,of Yen-I
cr6. ,dc-ring the nerves seasit ire to galvanic aefrom by this
! W. Jackson respeetrwilly in rem" , the Poblie that. means causing a colleen tmti on of thin influence, at the
! D. lintil & Co., ilir proprietors of the Atom - Mao Oil, i sent of disease, dins giving rapid and permanent re
! sat e apprianied him their SOLE AGENT for West- ii,,...r. N o ot h er colup b,i t im, i ts c he m i s t r y i s k no wn f n
ern Penns:Osamu. 'produce the same effect, or to impart a similar pro
! All persiais wishing Silb-ageuries st ill apply at ST.I! i ,,, ny tu it,„ „ cf „.„" g.lsti ,,,, b y ft ,„ abso f a „, outward
!Liberty stri,t, as abet e. ' I toe al application. The Mieginetic Fluid containa noth-
N. 13. Sub-agents stunted for Cucry town in the i h N eapahle of the slightest injure; its application is
above District. - - ' - ' • ' -- • -. 1 .agniffablef turd 3t lisharnilias in I6'iiection dis - iris
A great number of certifieates me on hand and 1 beneficial in itissresults. Full explanations and twee
yan he seen at the offline, 149 Liberty stied, beattof t tions accompany it.-•-The combined inventions:dein
Wood. Ing - : 4 ' 4 2 1 • ' every way perrectir • harmleas; they are sold at" prices
"
ExTrtAoRDINAit 'V D i i..;t:
. I,os u11f,,• s„I ' within the leach of all and the discoverer only re-
FEWARI: or VILAVDS. jquestsa fair trial as - a test oft:heir surprising efficaey
.TO DittiGOI,STS. and perm:inert benefit. -.
...
Qom Druggists are Misled into the error of buy- Christle's Galvanic Strengthening Plait.
. ,
• , niers.,
i.:3 in g a 'Miserable natation or Dr: SiMileni Sugar-
Coat 1,,,ii,,, r ege ,t,i,, p i n s, ,imply;bee,itii, they
, These ar'tielei Torm another valuable - application
I •
can purchnise , the' nitnnrnonls cheaper, We alialllin all (anc the Inv - stemma mike/ice oil Ca yeoman. ey . are.
impo;taiit adjunct to the genuine Galvanic Rings'
!canton expose such dealers throughout the c ountry,.
; who, utter being duly inforined of the rascality •*‘) I ', l ,.. d , t h h i e lt i cr i ag ifi t. c i a u, ' ! " a u d s ,, . i a i c i a t g in c g o u t P i ' n ' i o ' i t c h . e l o s c a :i'. e ap P p ri i n i e t
these imitators, buy and arteuipt tffimpose upon ill lln
public with such worthless trash. I t i s , ~,t t b r ,. F; ‘ ,..: fon. Tlk ate confidently recant - owe:Wed as a rah')
i a l b'e additilin in the speed y cure orltheliniatisiti,acueel
or coating alone that constitutes the value its. in;- ' ,
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ineccmc, ,
cam
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and
as a
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Pills but nt is my invention, fur which I claim the !nr e' lrnntn -r““ ' .1, . P i - t .- .. y . / 1 I
! right ' . G, BENJ. SMITH, M. 14., !five nemesis in eases- in , I In (tad Matters 7.11 ii i
170. Greenwich st...iiiil 2 Water st. Ito 'ton. Chest or I . P.!lsl, l ;Puin in the Side, tin AsMatir Affeetions,l
/I E.ID AND JUDGE—IMPORTAN T
.FACTA. and in filekness OT Oppression of the ' c is Ord
We, the undersigned, wholesale druggists in Lou-', be"- ; I. , iif,tipinial Comolaints their. elects aro of tine
isv /Ile, Ky., are satisfied, from. all the i n f er ,„„ L ,,,„ t MoSt decided eliaratter, anti they have often 'hem;
Th ire also p 1 the
I that We earl obtain, that Dr. G. 13ENJAMIN SrmiTll I used with c.oiii. p l : t . estie ,, ee i:;; ; ',....,i . ( . ' i y weak nes,' of: the
is the original inventor of the Sugar (,oared Pills: , s.Ce.:!te.e.tiaunasTe'tn',., in
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mast f r many of those
1 highly MA.Ottlino
We are prepared to supply dealers! at the NeW .1 nrt , itAs ,
Yot . k price. t roniplainqt to which females axe especially liable. Aii
Robinson, Peter 4- Cary, 492.41ain street. ~ an effeemulmeans air strentheningfliesystent when
J. S. Morris .1. Co., 461 Main st. ' •
Rupert 4- Lindrnberger, ;Al main st. • i aid. in Constitutional. Weakness, as a Preventive of
George La ing :I. c0.,19 Irliurth st.: Colds:',.and in all affections of the 'Chest, generally,
pp
Bull 4- Alden, SI Fourth st. ' . , the Galvanic Strengthening Plaster will be round ot
and permanent advantage. 1n ales words; it
The following from druggists in New York shows, great , •-. - 1 .. .., .. 1
I invented the Sugar Coated Pills in ISCB I embrace , ' all the's-Innen atilt, be loat , PreParalyo .
• ' New York, Jutiffirith,ilSll. with dm:important addition of the galvanic influence, I
We, the undersigned, never saw or.ll l r. ‘ aril' of , I , Su. wlllell is' neititer imPaired nor exhausted, while" the
gar Coated Pills," until Dr. G. Benjamin Smith luau- convinces.atalon
These articles will l." found entire-,
oliictined and exhibited then: to us aloud a year ranee. . 1 21 lree kern the", le Jeetn n ' t w nei ; are - a eons an
t
Rushton 4- Co. lin Broad:ray and 10 Ator House. source of complaint with the Ordinary piasters in.
Israel Randolph; M. D. till Liberty at.. continent use.
Horace &well, 96 Hudson at.
John Castree, 97 'Judson st. '
David Sandi, 711 Fulton st.
A VOICE FROM- KENTUCKY.
I have heels afflicted with dyspepsintin its mostag
grasated firm for three years past, and found no re
relief until I used Dr. G. Benj. Smith's "Sugar-Coat
e:l 1i ding'
,Vegetable Pills. ,, litter using six hose.; of
said valuable pills, I an' entirely curial. They tire
i asiaera I remedy. J.-Z.. LEEIiIAN.
Paducah, try. Nov. 9,1815.
. We certify to the above thets.
Dr. Smith's "Sugar-Coated Pills" arc universndly
17:Itec•rned in this yicihity.
110DGE GIVENS 8: Co, Merchants.
Paducah, Ky. Nov. 19, PAL.
At the request of Dr. G. Benjamin Smitli'd agent
we eheerltllly state that we visited the office of Dr.
Smith in September last, while in New-York, and
round him to all appearance carrying unii a sere 'etx tenaive business with his - Sugar-Condd Indian C.'.ege.. -
table fills. 'file e . .stent a his.establislinient would
astonish any ono ntit initiated in the mysteries or the
pill trade.—Louisville Journal. ' ;
, (From Dr. Singleton.)
Siiiithland,(Ey.) Feb. 24, IS-16
1
Dr. G. Benj. Smith.—Dear Sir:. Ilothine has ever;
been introduced that has sold so well and g i ven such
general satisfaction as your Sugar-Coated " lmproved ,
Indian Vegetable . Pills. Very respectfully, yours,
S. F. SINGLETON.
Loinisville,(Ey.) Feb. 13th, 1816.
Dr. G. Benj. Smith—Deur Sir: Yrit Will please send
its 12 gross, oryOur valuable Pills: Front presend in
dications we shall sell a large' amount or them.-
We find that they go very quick. Your friends,
BULL & ALDEN.
• Louisville, Feb. 13th, ISIS.
Dr. Smith—Dear Sir: About two weeks ago we
bought 2 gross of your Indian Vegetable Sugar Coat
ed Pills. Though business is dull here at this time,
yet we have sold them all. You will please send us
10 gross through Messrs. Lawrence & •ffeese, of your
city, who will forward them to us via Pittsburgh. ;
Yours, respectlidly, . . '
• WILSON, sT.&Rnlith & SMITH,
This is to certify that I have used the Sugar
coated pills manufactured by G. Benj. Smith, of New
York, foe some time, and believe them to he a good j
medicine; and also front enquiry in that city, 1 ann
Persuaded. that he is the original iuventor, and,;
therefore, is entitled to the benefit or theinventozi.
" . • ; ~. .S. WILLIAMS, I
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ailg2l. Pastor Ist Baptist Cbureh Pittsburgh. I
We have forty lettere from different dealers solicits,
ing the agency of my Pill,althoughthcihnd the spo- 1
rious in., their store"cne iff particular from New.or7
leans, srldeli We, shall publish. 7 •
Prineitiaj Offtees*Neav; York, '179 9ieenwielt st;
110.04iti:A-Witei-nt..,--,.: : - , , . - .
Irr G,', , BENJAMIN.S.MITH is written on the. tint :
tom of every bo i l of geiniltier , Sugar-Coated Pille'.. 1.
' Auerets-•-1/7/tient Henderson Druggist, 205 Litserti
street Pittsburgh; :iirgArr : Sciriernit Alleghenycity.- -'
maylsd7in. . • !-•
$600,615 93
T 00.967 77
207,199 72
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A. POSiTIVE AND PERMANENT CURE FOR
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AND ALL NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.
"Whrt" aiough the causes may not be expiained,
Since their ffectg, are dub , .ascertained
Let not dellAioli, prejtidite; or '
Inddee mankind to set the Means aside;
Means tivhich, tho' simple, are hylieaven design'd
To alleviate the ills at human kind:" '
DR. CIiIISTII:'S GALVANIC RINGS AND MAG
.• . •
lIUS remarkable invention,whiCh has received
the universal apprOhation of the medical 4irofes
emu of Great Britain,,omprises an entirely.ne*
pllcatldn ofGalvdnism;as a remedial agent, by.meaus
of which the ordinary Galvanic 'Batteries, Electric
and Magnetic Michincs, &C., arc 'entirely dispensed
with, and thdlityerterious. tie we r of Galvanisin applied
without any, of the objections which are inseparable'
from the general mode now in use. The strong dos-
ea, and irregular intervals in which Galsanism isap
plied by , the Machines, ha ' s been pronouneed, after a
fair and impartial trial, to be. decid,edly injfirfettiriand
it was to remedy this radical defect - that this new•ip
plication was projected; which after' unceasing toil,
and perseverance, has been brought. to .its• present
state of peace - floe. The. Oa/rank - Rings answer 'all
• the purposes df the . most expenriive, Machines, and
lin many other respects are roore -serfdand,:certnin in
accomplishing the desired eirect. ,
Tho-D.iterritic..7Ungs .okedin Connection with the'
I Miorectie nerd, are confidently leciniunended in rail
disorders Odd: arise from ea enft.sbied ttnltunhetiltity
state of the nervous or
. vital system, and these emu
plaints are among the most pitinfol and universal to
uluch we are subject. They arise, withoutirception,
from•one• simple cause—a derangement,of the liters
ous System—and it was in •these cases that other
'remedies' having so often - failed, a new agent,Was
I greatly needed, which it is confidently believed, has
been - found - in the proper and judicious.application
I of Galvanism. . .
The. Galvanic Rings have Leen used wig, entire
success in all cases or ltrivmswrisx, acute or chronic;
applying tot e i head, face ortlimbs, Gaut, Tic-Dole
rear, TootliaMe,..Bronchitis,..l . .Terliao„. Nervous Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Paralysis, Palsy, Epilepsy,
Fits, Cramp, Palpitations of the - Mart, Apoplexy,
1 Stiffness of Joints,. Spinal •Complaints, ,Larbako,
1 IV.wralgial Necrons Tremors, DisZiIICSS of the Head,
1 pxin in the Chest and Side, General DebilitY,e-Defieien
-1 .11'cr rent and ,Pleysical .EarrpOunitall NERV.
;GUS IriSOlto DRS. la cases oreontirmcd Dyspepsia,
. .
.11tr The great celebrity and success or these arti
eleg have caused them to he counterfeited' by , Mprin,
ciplodlmrsons. To provide against, imposition; Dr.
Curtis - I - in hag but one,authoTized agent in each city or
the Union.. The only agent-in Pittsburgh
• W. W. V:71.1.50i.
CERTIFICATES 'AiN•D TESTIMONIALS,.
Of the highest and most respeetable.chuacter, are
constantly received, regarding the eirraordinary
l
value and success of above : articles. It is believ,L
ml that in the eitk•rif NeW Yerk - alonc; upwards of
FAG 111"l'HOUSAN D PERSONS during a period of
less than a year,'have been entirely relieved or the
most painful chronic disorders, some of which have
completely baffled all former efforts of medical:art.
indeed many of the firnt physicians of thls city, Who
:disapprove •o 4 e : the-Galvenic •and Mdgitetie. Machine,
constantly:recommend this application in their prac- -
tice, and with thu 'exception of those who are too
prejudiced to give it a trial, the intention has re
ceived unanimous favor with the most intelligent
among thh Athetiean Pr. Christie is at all
times ready and most linppy• to give . eVery facility to
physicians, and all interested; for testing the truth of
his assertions and: the efficacy of his:iliscover.
Only agency in Pittsburgh, corner of 4th and
Market street. . : • ectl4-dly •
Drugs, Drugs, Drugs,
At No. 2; Commercial Roti.; Liberty slreet, 4, Big Gol
den -Mortar , ' once more.-,
ITA(l:6Sn..kigeßC,l,Filife7Atiye,ytlii,aaivikofiiiilefroertotiromr.olibreeeraeli!'n
and wishing to merit an increased share of public pa
tronage, would respectfully call the attention of the
public to our stock of goods which we are now re
ceiving for the fall trade. Among which may be
found in qtiantities to suit purchasers, the following
articles.
Rhuebard Root, • Liquorice Root,
Flour Sulphur," do. Ball,
Gum Arable, Refined Boras,,
CaPcl Magnesia, Sal Soda,"
Carb Magnesia, Spanish Brown's
Gum Aloes, GUM Copal, ' •
Cream Tarter, Roll Brimstone,
Cale - mel - - White Chalk,
Sup4!arb Soda, Eat. Logwood,
EplEim Salts ; Chip's' do.
I Glauber .d 0,..; : , Madder, . •
Tartaric. Acid; - Yellow .ochro,
Gum Scamtuony, Chrome fellow,
Bill Copavia, do. Greeil
Salt Petre ; Rose
Together with a generataiscirtment of Oils,Paintti,
Varnishes, Paint Brushes; 'Dye Woods, fize.:Zec.S ail.
of which will be i sold as low a's at atipriithM„house
.1.-. - , -• sepl9
TuF ' III:,IDELIIEJtp 'CATECHISM, or"
Mary' of Christian 'Doctrine as uaed by . the
Germaii Iteforrned ChUre ,Enifisli and German.--
For i. , are at out-store, No. 115 Wood st. PittsbUrghi
jetl ;SCRIP. & bCIIEIBLEI, 13ooksellers.
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PY'eprirectiy. Dr G eorge Bennett, of Neti),Yorkriiti.
HE unprecedented,miccess that has attended-the
use ef these.pills in the !practice - of the prepite-,
tor for the last six or eight fea,rs, has induced
to yield - the iinportunities'ormanyvilm haviiitsCd
and been benefitted. by "thorn, and makettr.ra , i44 - 1
meats to place them within the.reach of the.public
generally.... In doing so he feels called upon to say
that the Indian Vegetable.Restorative . .Pillels deOir
dealj , 'auPerior to may with which he is' acquainted.
They . combine the properties of many of the beat
vegetable medicines (used in no other pills) in such
a manner este - hand net only in:mediate aadteia
porary but permanent relief. . - ;•-• -
The valuable tunic whielC.eiateiiinto-their coin:
p"oettion,-by their actien'apon-the secretory organs'
hold-in check ' , the purgative principle; and indite:ea
gentle and natural operation; withoutinnonvenielme
or pain, and while they restore a viaturaPand healthy
action of the stomach,l liver-and bowels, the in?
crease inidead - ordinfinishingthestrength o f Melva
tient. The general Opirriewthat- - - a powerful andiririe
lent purgative is necessary, is founded in:error; they
in general irritate the stomach and bowels, derange
the secretions, and are, productive of very 'serious
consequences, and it should be knOWn that,theireat
inaseof pills in general use. are composed of the
most powerful and irritatingpurgatives, and act With
too great a degree of violence, producing- that- de-
Tangenvetitin - the system - Tthat is- followed by con ,
stigation of the bowels; indigestion and costiveness,
From "-these facts 'the natural inferenCe would be
that to maintain, uniform health it is necessary" na l
, rn
correct unhealthy secretions, expel morbid;huMors - I
' and purify the Syste,:by the use of a' medicine -that I
will act 'efficiently yet mildly, 'assist. instead- ofde-I
ranging the organs of she system, and, tbuarbilingria-I
ture in its proPter and healthy channel, to accomplish
which no medicine is-superior tolhe_lndian Vegeta
' hie Restorative Pills; their eperation iS, in urdinitry'
dories; to promote a natural and easy, evacuation; and
at the carne time r by their tonie property impart vigor
And health' to thir'systdm; but When npowerfal and
speedy operatienis necessary sit will be accomplish
ed by increasing the dose, which may be-donewith
perfect safety, as they arc entirely Vegetate,
They have:been used 'as e family. medicine-for,
years by-. many of the first respectability r eMlaitho?.
they aro. not recommended to heal-all the ills'
that flesh is heir to;' , , yet it has been-found !very rare
that it has been found necessary far those using than
to -employ any ether-medicine, and their Occasional.
use will almost invariably prove an effectualpreven ,-, '
tire to disease: Theyeareexactly,adapted to the use I
I offamilies, travelers and seamen; they cleanse the
idoed;caasiaga free circulation—open.the ohstrac-.
liana and prim:Cote the secretions of healthybile, and
consequently are in 'exeellent Medic* for nausea,
indigestion,liernme.diseirders,.ilejectiOn; liver
plaint;pains. in the - head; Side arid, breast, ceslitle
ness, loss; orappotile;'ii rina'ry obstructions,aine - and
-fre ver, bilio us aialinteriniitent fover,tlysentery, then
`lnatisro , sperfula; a rid are einineinly . . use fuliu all, fo-,
inalc . comPlainti=itnd in one Weird, l_dideases ,
ing Clem unhealthy' semMMus and impurity of the
blood. Is-inniereus testimonials of their efficacy:in
I particular casee s mighibe_adtled, . hat
,the proprietor;
prefers: presenting efew7eerlifiCates of their general
character, from persona of unquestionable cantle.
I and .veraCity, Wii6 would not inany'degree lend their
influence to promote anYthing that is not of decided.
3ty,aldrely upon their:ininsu" nta to gaiti
them a reputation; reeling . a 'perfect confidence that
none will abandon their use Wife give them a fair
trial.
. Heads of familtra Should alWays keep a quantity
of Dr.,Osborne , s Indian. Vegetable Restorative. , pills
in the house; they never fail.. For those who are
Subject in fifs, - headaclM; giddiness, dniinesaofsight
or drove nt ps arising fifum too great.a3low of bleed
the head; shOuld take these pills in preference to
anything else, as they are; asure remedy.
Females who_ value good health 'lshonTil never be,
without Dr. Osborfie's - Indian, Vegetable Restorative !
Pills, as-they purify the blood, remove,,ebstrumbans,, l
and gl!re the skin beautiful, clear, healthy and her
ceritiMfaiipenrance: 'lt has been admitted by a num.;
her of physiMaasihatiemales cannel toohighly- valne
these
CERTIFCATES
The rollotting, certificates arc frai the Rev. Thos.
'Ne.rtnati and the Rev; David' Webidei, toittil• - teri in
'the Methodist E. Church ,Ntiw York Couferenee.
• • . NEW P.t...1.:ri, gept. sth; 945. •
.• hr. Ospern-f-tlly.ar Sir: I baye used: your ludtan
Vegiable Restoratiyb.Pills rovielf;;and.medis use of' ,
family, and mistelmeifully iCCOMMind
Ihein.is Fury valtintle family reM4cine.
Respeetfully, TliosfaiNEwmix.
• - August 3d, '45.
D. T.,..oSbOrnr'-Pear have for sumo time. past
made. use of your Indian. Vegetablißestorative Pills,
both Myself and in' my and do must cordially
reeominend! them as u superior family inedicine.
Their action is pxccedjVued. 'eficacious, and
i6 l rul iuS'Orerieilcc goes !. .lhey arcarc _ all ths4 ycou
recommend them to ho..
Itespeetfidry, DAVID WEBSTER, ;
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Letter:from (lie . Rec.' George
.Rona, Walworth county; Wis.
Dr. Osborn..--It is with , pleasure linform you o
the great: benefit which' I have, derived from your
pats. I have - been in a decline forsonte time, which
has greatly alarmed me; more especially as my corn-'
plaint was a consumptive one, and I have also beep
very billions, and have labored.scverely with pains
in my head, and my eyes have.been so affected as to
turn of a cloudy, salluw and other ilisagrecablecont
pie:done. :MY ;wife had suffered also from' : great
weakness and severe, pains, and. as your pills have
so wonderfully' relieved us, we have sounded the
name of them all over our.neighberhoed ; and whinevt - r my extraordinary cure is ktiown, as the most
valuable preparation ibvpurifyingithe blond and reg- .
ulating the system., I should hot have known the
worth of your pills had it not been tiff the Rev. W.
Dcwit,'of Cudilebaekville, Sullivan county, N.
who NW' groat kindness sent Mo.a:box' to try them,
and to that boa Of pills :I owe My health ; anil as the
agent here is out orydiirpilli, I easliyou would send
me a package of boleti as soon akpossible. -
lle!iptietnillv, • Gtonor.
Dirtrestelts.Dr:.osbornes Indian - Vegetable lie-
storathe Pills sliciuld be taken etery night fora
week, leys or mere, as the obstinacy of the disease,
or circumstances arc. usual dose is from 2 to 5,
according to thenonstitution of the person, but they
should be taken in sufficient quantities to operate.
two or three times .on the bowels. Very delicate
persons should begin with burtive . , and increase as
the nutme of the case may require. Those mere ro
bust or of very.ccistivo habit, may begin. with three
anitincreaie to sis, or even mote if Withal! be found
necessary, and they will cllkct a Sufficiently. happy
change to guide the patient in their future use.
Each hot contains froin 35 to 40 pills--Price 25 cts.
Sold, wholesale and retail, atW. JACKSON'S Patent
Medicine Warehouse, No: 89,'Libehilit.;head of
Wood, the only place in Pittsburgh where'the genu
ine Dr. Chiliorn , s Indian Vegetable Restorative . Pills
can be obtliaad. 0ct19.413 - ..w6rn '
tandi Surgical °Bice
Health is the charm of life, withootit. gold,
Love, letters,friends, all., all, are enenjoyed
DOCTOR - BROWN ; a
regularly edacated
chin from the eastern cit
ies, would respectfully an .
nounce, to the citizens of
Pittsburgh, Allegheny and
vicinity, that:he can be
consulted. 'privately; and
confidentially, every day
evening at 'his office' on
Diamond Alley, a feni
doors from Wood street;
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towanls the market.
Dr. Brown gives his particular attention to the
reatment and investigation of the following disea
SOS:
All iliseasesarising from.lmpUritieaef the Blood
fCrOluia,• gyphilis, seminal weekness. impotency,
saltrheuni,diseases of the eye and ear rheumatism,
piles,palsey. .
Dr. Brown has much pleasure in announcing to
the public, that he is in possession of the latest in
formation and improvement in the treatment of
secondary sy phils, practised at the Paris Lock Hos
pital. '.l'he modern researches on syphilis, its
complication's and consequences, and the improved,
modes or,practice which have been known!
to the public but recentley,- . and:to those
who tiike!this branch ofldedicine, their particu
lar studyiand practise.- - -'• ' . .
Many new and valuable .remedies. havebeen late
ly introduced, whichsecurea the patientbeing mer
curialized out of existence Strangers arc apprised
that Doctor -Brown has •,liede "edueatectio every
branch of medicine, end reguletly admitted• to
practise,7and that he now confines himself-to the
study andpractice of this particular brancli,tog,eth
cr with all diseases of• a private or delicate i naturo,
incident to the humanfrnme: No cure, ucj pay.
I Recent cases are relieved in a short time, .with;
out interruption froni.businessi
.. 0.9131C.e on Ditimorid.Alley(tilfew doors from
Wood` Alteti..toiiiiits the mayli#l_,:coiaiultellime
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CH Loweof LimC, iu !Korb ilud for site by .:
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,flu. SITFATNEIS COAIPOILIND,SIrAtT y/ , • .
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THE OEHHAI. tlietidinATlON •
CONSIIMPTIO'N.,
Cloughii,Colds;Atithirta; Bronchitis, Liver Coreplaini,
Spitting -Blood; Difficulty of. Breathing, Pain in
the Side and Breact, Palpitation ofthelleart,
Inflnenza, CroUp, Broken Constinftion,
9o . re _Throat, Nervous 'Debility, r .
and all diseases of . Throat, •
Breast. and , Lungs,. the-.
.fliG t aeettialand . ..
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speedy cure et : er • ,
known for .
• •-.` -• any'. of • • •
Dn'.,..15W.AVW5. 9 . 5
COMPOUND SYRUP OF 1.171.1:1) CHERRY.
. .. . ...
.S.' Tinily . Wonderful. Cures
Dr. Swaviric:. Dear Sir—la Oetobet fait, *kik en
gaged with.,:hlr..Josepli Smitli,.in :Leavy mill, near
Wayimilirg, I was attacked. ith a ceugh, from be
ing exposed at night; whiCh gradually increased, at
tended with spitting of blood and a severe pain in the
breast, hiss of appetite, fever, &c. Ac., which was,
scarcely supportable. I had a family , who were
wholly dependent on my exertions for Support, yet
was obliged to' leave my business. and' return home.
I Wa9 then attended by several Physicians; both still
grew worse, until my medical attendants gave die up.
,
as incurable. Subsequently, my wife obitervizig ie,
i one o( the public prints, an advertiiienient of Cr.
Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild - Cherry, precut - -
ed me one battle from Francis M'Clure, your agent
'in Lewistown, which relieved me.. continued wall,
I had Liken five bottles. lam new.ableto - return'to
My work again. I write this to offer yonfily : sincere
ihsatii,•and you are et liberty to:make ii.kriewn,so: -
that if'any human bding is suffering'is I hive -heel;
he may have recourse to your invaluable medicine.,
Yount., . JOHN . P. 80YNE;..... • .
Lewistown, De1....,v , ..: .., . ~ . r. I , •.., .
CONSUMPTION; which. hal baffled die Skill of
eminent. Medical pritetiloners; where invalids have', •
Iteen given up hopeless, by having 'recourse to, and:
persevering in, this unequalled remedy, have been:-
radicallychred. There arc now in the handl oldie
prOprietor ..numerous certificates of 'cores,`which
would aatonish credulity itself, were they amide .
known to the. Wend. To those who are . afflicted
with any of the above diseases, we say,
, giv•d Dili
medicine n fair trial; you will then lieeonvinCed tide
is no miserable compound, but a safe mud polyqua .
remedy, and that its curative powers stand alone . •
equalled by none. ' ' • • • ' ` T ' •'
Dr. Swayee>s Syrup is the:only true antl.genuine.
article of Wild Cherry,. before the public, and we.
would say to the afflicted, alWays look, for , the Writ=
ten siguauire of Dr. SWAYNE on each kettle before
your purchase. Beware, and be pot decejvedl .:-,.T.
Soule persons may tell you that :tome other prep?,
ration is inigood. Heed them not. Onetrial ettie
genuine Dr. Swayne's Syrup of Wild Cheriy . will eon,
vinco.yonthat.it is the most valuable medicinediss- ,;
covered. . :::" ~ . ." . ; -::.'
From' the increasing demand for the above article,
Druggists, Merchants, and dealers generally, will
find it tioheir advantage to have a lUD supply of tons ,;•'.
valuable medicine. Remember to enquire. for DR: 7 ...
SWArtiVS COM POU N D SYRUP OF WILD CH ER. , :'
.RY, ailthere Wave been some . individuals with the
ass - tamed names of physiciani Making great effor,a
to push a - spurious article into the market...under a • • .
i i fictitious. name. •
1 . The (original and onlv)genuine artiole is orifyprp- ....
I pared ; by DR. SWAYKE, N. W. corner of:Hie:A. , •
land knee streets,Philadelphia. " -.'. • ; •••': - :.!
Let the advice be - repeated; do not negleeta slight , :
cough if you.do,lyou may have occasion to regret if.
W lerun .atty risk! `Delay has, end may again lead • ...,
To serious:consequences.
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IMPURITY' OF • THE BLOOD:—Ari ' - excell t":t.. - '
Spring Medicine . Dr. SWAYNE'S'CUMPOU ~: . .:
SAR§APAIIILA AND EXTRACT OF TARP • • f t '• '•
: These great purgative and' purifying-Pills arc ceili... fi "; - .... ,-
brated for the cure of Dyspepsia, Sick ./leadeche:s,: .. ..,
Lossir'APpbtite, - LoW Spirits, Blotelice or Pimgest_,-
ontlle face, or any diseaseW here a ptii-gati've or parr/
.
.
lying Medicine is required: These pills neither gripe .-
produce nausea, or any 'other unpleasant' sensation, - • fli`
and as a Spring Medicine for purifying the idnockirtW,
cleansing the body of disease, they arc unsurpaesiiif' :.
by .arifr medicine ever yet introduced to the public ..`, • •
'0;1r; Manufactured' and sold, wholesale and retailt .'.
-
by the sole- proprietor, Dr. SWAYNE & SONS, rt:'.l - . '
W. corner Race and Eighth streets, Philati.•" •" . ..:.• 1 -; •.-
The only agents: in Pittsburgh for the inlnof the ; • .
genuine medicine are, Wm,. Thorn; 63 .Ivliirket 'ffif..,
Ogden St Snowden, corner , of Wood and .f 24.1 st.`,.and - • • •
S. Jones, 186' Libbrtv st., where it - can be obtain:
ed genuine, wholesale and retell, at proprietni 9 is -•
prices. Sold by John Mitchell, Allegheny city; E:' • ' .'
B. Hinman, Cincinnati. ' Dr. Megolfin, Mercer; J. 8 ..: '.
Berton l:• Co:, Erie; J. S. Morrielk Co., Louisville;
Dr. E. Easterly & Co., St. Louis; Andrew Oliver:lk
Co.; New Orleans; Denig 8: Sou, •Celninbuti; Boyd,
Canis & Co., Butler; Mackenzie 4 Haskblt, Cleve , •
land; Dr. Baker, Wheeling,' - Va.; Wii.'R. - Weod.,,,
blaysville,*Xy.; Miller, Brownsvi ll e; : - Dr... it'eckipp ,
bell fir Co., Uniontown; 11. E. Johnson, - "Onielielrland;
J. M. Sharp, Dayton; and by igenill in' all- *tir of
thelinited Stittds: - :I "-- • "
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Wilson's Pills. .
rrillE WILSON PILLS,. as a remedy, .Pecullarly,
,1_ adapted for headaches and dyspeptic affections,
are pretty generally known and esteemed in this
enftimuniiytitpd the proprietor, at often • as he has
occasion to write or speak of them. can scarcely re
frain from an eipressioft of his grateful ae.knowledg-,
ments to
.his friends for their patronage and kindness
to hire: 114 fdelings arc the warmer from observing •
the 4, beginning and the ending , —thrown almost u
juxtaposition—of so many . nostrumsand kindred pre-:.
parations .equally loud in their pretensions,. and
much more, industriously presented to the- publte;
while liil preparation noiselessly advances • even ta
remote-places, soothing and comforting the-s ° ftlictixl;
and permanently grafting itself upon the affections,
of new friends, thus cOntinually widening•thn circle.
of its usefulness... Although well . satisfied titat..hirt,
medicine has, as s i - t. were, a principle of perpetuity
it; yet ho is obliged to his friesds . Cor the Inotitiat.,
stantial eVidence; of the fact: • ••
. . ..... .
. .
. 'ln its natural history; if Yon .plehse, the Wilson .
Pill differs fr.ont mutt other preparafions in not being
originalli.matle for sale;
or with a. view to pecutingy,,
profit; while as every body liroirwa, the greatest tyro.. •
(as a general' Wig) no sooner , begins to dabble In.
drugs than, he. Casts ;theta for, tome cheap_ prepars,.
thin, or roust 'get up,' as the phrase is, sumellunr.7.
anything that will sell. 'Often ho atterarits it under
an assumed or fictitious natne,ns . thouilt Uoritcini*,
his own were insufficient to sell it. Thedifl'eretims ,
then between the Wilson Pill and the preparationi a,
have justindicated, would appear to be this: ,Tbss
consciousness of the, value of my :pill origi - a* , 4•
the idea of putting them on sale fur money, aitd.
price. The •constiousuess 'of 'the value of.Atoniii
originates in mcqt.t instances the many preparation!.
Ihave 'alluded to; and the price most
is always first carefully considered, and the pill Ou r ,
other preparation matleand graduated to sulfit. Tho.
onmisa orseovp:ty, mid comes-from the great Areana
of Universal Nature; the, other a trick or inveation,
and comes from a not very popular quality.of INnt
vintrat Nattire:. Reader! the difference, here
great. In one instance the value attached to thin=
is the starting point; in Om other;the licose.v. Aut.
it it not probable that some. of the many, prepara
tions having,' even such .paternity ,Ivere acollentally
good , but that possibly by this process of "getting
up" as they call it, by puffing and - blowing,-as we
clean wheat, they Itave.been "got up" too high bo
fore their specific gravity had been carefully comer.
tained, and. base. blown off never to be heard of, ,
with other chuff—some lighter some heavier.
Whatever may be the rationale j ,l must repeat.it,
that 1 am most profoundly thankful to tny.friendt for
their diseranination in not consigning niy discovery to
that compencluous category
. of "inventions that
aaswer"—of "tricks that won't , ,
The. Wilson Pills are useful as a Grastititiretisaldis
and may be kept and taken, in proper dose:l4lft, tam-.
illeihas a preventative of general ill health, or dirt. — .
ease of
. wbatever name, by any ®ember of the fait
ily; without any fear of the consequences of
expo
sure in the ordinary pursuits of business. • ,
gt:rThey may alwayabe had in any quantity of this :
proprietor, in Penn street, below hlarbury, and of the,
principal Pruggista of this city and Allegheny.
.ijy22...418;w7m
Ft lth Str.iet Fttrultivre Worerciom s.
THE subs Critter would mosfrespectfully cal/ the;
attention of the public to iris stock of Ctibinec.
Nrare;' possessing advantages over any other =M..-
factoring establishment iu the city. ' Ho is mita:dee
to sell his Wares at much lower prices; therefore, he
would remind those echo want good Furnitnra_ at, a,
for price not to forget the right place, No. 27, Tab.
street. (ntar23.4llkwy) H.H. RYAN. •
lirebittau Blinds. ...7.'
AWESTERVELT, the old and well knowar
. Venitian Blind Itlaker,lormerlr of Scion&
and Fourth' sts., talieithis method to inform his many
friends of the flat that his Factory is now in full op..
eratioa 'on. St. Clair st., near the ktld A/legliony }
..
Bridge, where a constant supply of Blitids'of Talton'
colors and qualities, is constantly kept on hind and 1
at all prices, from twenty.cents up to suit customers. - - i
".S . , B. If required, Blinds-will bo.iilli no, that
in case of alarm by firo, or otheiiiriseithey may bo '
removed without the aid of a screw-drivers mid's*, ith
the same facility ...that any other piece of fur niture ,
can ho removed, and without a ny sutra l AP CI2B I. ' I ,
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