The daily morning post. (Pittsburgh [Pa.]) 1846-1855, November 23, 1846, Image 4

~ ~ ~ti~...,:
r'7:...
b,,-...: -..,
o 2 , -
• , . 3' ',..., - •'.. •
..' t
~ -,.. '---.•• ~ 7.
,:-,. - -
1 :- f.t ... ''
',*' ,
. •44' ;', '' .;
•t ,•
, , •-,, ~:'',..,',,
~. ''' ':::`•••', ' ; . .- ' „ I L '
' - ' ', - '," .-' - ': •;',, „.-: ','„... ..7-" •''''.'
, ... •' ,: ,' ~, :' ;;,•'',:',..,' ,-.',"'• ', ""..- :',';‘l'
..,
~,,,
~,,, ~ , e ~, ~, •
.• ,_, -., • ,• 0 - -' - ,f ,' t ~- • --'
!,..,.- ---,t,, :
-1' • ‘
.' , • 7 ' : ''' :1 -,.• ' . 7,- , , r '''
' 1 •-., -,, *:, ~ .;-', : ' , r
,t s .-, `:--'',''. ;.-,
-‘',.E ' 4-, • r 1
' ' ••''' :'t...,-".:14.,,1i t
r ,
1 I - : 1
',..,'',•,*; . ' , l' ' ' '-„: :,,, e4 .-74 '''':Vitr. - '- , 7 "Z :
~:
.., r -: ~!
..,t .IZAt• ~. -4,H , 41.--c ril -•-
'..-'.t.'•:•,;"i''41....),:-11.1,1:,.;!":4:'....".h"...11._A:
-. i • ;•'.....".-* .' ' L1 +++:..7•:.,1.PP,-+;•7+ -‘'.‘;
~t* -...+-v ,
~:.I
4',..'t ' , `l ' • '
• ..--,. • ',.. .+-, +, --€ ~ , ••4' J--. 4.. ~...,1 .:
• 1 / 2 • .
": . : .•
. 1 %1 , /4 .!:.i l'.+*:*4-,::: ', i' t,'7::.Y.."--,
.. ... I , '`. ',•'d : l !l, i l t. N I 4 41.12.1i.4 .I'.,t-4.l'.ok•kdj'is.'
.'
' . , i ' '' ' A. .s• '''' 1 .- i
,It 4,0 '•1, 4.- ...,
',a. r,,,', ' '' '.- . ,1 , 4 ., ;'' •tr .#..,ya • r:r t.' .4. ~ -1,-:7;•
,i"tr I
"- f,..."•,. -,4,..., -f • - '4'l. —i• r. .1...1., '. ••• '1 A
<' ' ,-. ; --0-."..v."'-•'-'. '4*.",', -1:4 -.'... • ,' ;N • I' 43-, ': % •
,d -
.*- f ti. 4."...L. „a ...
''
' ' ...•‘•' ' 4 4-
r. V. .•'`.7' ..1; .1.• .• ••• .., .• i'
-' •• ,' ' r •:t . 4........ . .V.'t 1 ',,-{ a. 1., v.., V....*,{ ' m •
.:._, ....,,
r•
. 1 ,
~.. i-..,..1.1,1..-I',- 1;+- ..+44e+.04''''.0.,..+' a‘. 4, - 1 •`:.
; - - - ' l ' '+'''x.,..-+ 1.,+ •L\P",-‘"41.1';'',74,•5 •:,./4ql'.,
e1'.,4„,'?,‘....§5!-. A.,i:,.,,4 :,,,i, IINi-z.:,t.mictF# -; 4, ;,'
..... : tt + ik0%,::4";1; 4.P,„-nt,,!'k' i?'41.,4:b.::'-4.1,i‘
4';'''44:*'•':‘;,;' "rl:%'''.;l"';f::fCl lk,' Ye ' ;' i t . ',.i 1:...
.;i: ,t, '"F.I 4 ...t1.1,.. , , ; ,,„, 1 , : .,, . -,,..:.'., ::. s ,
' 1
r:41.1 4. - S- 4, ?T i . :',. ''.l ' - 't- .
4'''' 11,.',•:"? , i,,, , +-,1 . -4 '''''' , L
/:::ei.T." t' 1,t,;"-!,,:ituf , , .!t.,-.1
V ; i. 0 - ~
~4 ~,. 0 r k.'" !,, '%
1 A et riN il‘A.-i, z.i , ,, , •.A.-4- -
•-,..f..-„7,--
- - -0 -,.*..-,r,,-=-.:•:"-,{A*.";'. dig..l"-•-''...'o'.
1 4 4'',..,.`,.- '.:. P - , , ;r2; =: )
: ...-i ... ,P„ i • .- ..,....z - - 4 1 2 ,; ...,..... 4 .4. v : 1 . , :t . :'.r
„• '.,,'„..., 1 - ,
; '.-.,.1•\.1.i.4.,;c.'n 4 " t "' y.. 4--t-:.'..4t• 1...,-i ''`.'';; '
',,' . .::•.:.i• i ir'i..,,.';-'45,';,4::;..1-,11;4:7,r0'.',"1.4.:
• , - , t ; :44: 4 '.. `,,r;
~.„-fii,1",,,","-",:a ‘";,,-":,",-'4-.:*:....;',"---k-L•C:,, „. , . •-: ,„,'-- .."-, t• A' -,-.-, 4 •
'' ; ' '.'''' :•-•":4 -,.,-..-,,,.; 4-,.. A . :ii ,. ;'-'.. ~,,,,,, -, s!„. %--
~.: ,t-t..,'''„
-z,.. i ..' -A -7- , 4 A , .; -..,-= ~ ,-. ~,. . L-•-•„ .z ; ....- ~ .-----1. t,-- .. •: , 4 •
.--,..- ~ A.A , - ... „ , ,..---- ...., --,:, -,,, ;7, ~ ,„, r•.-, - .-.,,, .; A., ~,,..3 : • i . .• 4 1 , - •1,
' ,..--,-- .4:4-4' = --,. 7 :.-• m..r., ''' '4 '`:: .... •,..,t'
...C.'•'-' - t 4
,• -1 •-•-* ' ..t .- ,- L : ~ k . L S ! :''' .-'
%, 'f• ' i .
, ~. ' ..... , ~..r,•:', ..c". ;4- *=, - '',,,,'', . ~', *--• 1 , '.‘ .
..yar''' :,.. ir',...*:rii4,4ll•,t,r`'., ....' •,..... J.: i i
..,' 's
:,2 •.‘„,..t`,..41,'
I ''':At:',.• U 44 •-.*!.;,.. - t'' . : .tr ''',' •'-
,'-' 1 7A,.%-^` • k 1i c.. % . , 11P 4 't . 1. ' , .. 1' ;'. - .1
,f •,,,,..-44.;•41.;zfri.-----
L V.'
'
.2', ''L';‘,l :.'.7 t'-'-
.....z....",-....",..„,,:.::1„,.;.,.,!:ti..,-;-if;4.. f••;:• - : . .. •-7 t ~ f. , . -• A-, 7 _,
- ...... ; ‘..... , ~..,
.: ...
!„...::...;;;,!,...A.,-r,.-4,,L.L.,,7,,-t-,,*;-...:, 5i,.„„.....,;.-,, ".,,i'' , : ~ ,' ,r.
. • 5.', f.le: ..t ''•:l`'-nR.14",..V-'; ‘'...;.-, i,` ...'• ,
7:1Zt..,`
~,.%•,,, i 1"' .:!"I.,:'''''..-,''''.'"•', ' •:i -• i '... ' ;,' -, , ,' '
t ' 7 ', 74"?- •:" .* P:Zg v.,' a , - 7 ',. - 4, S'- , :.. ‘,-,:, I.
~ ~ , •,,. •.! -
-
,‘ , „: ','•-•.:** , :r s s! ' : ' a
•• ' ' ,
1 t.' 4 '''!•7l,,, -, .e, :1 : a' - °'4, A, t.,:,S .r , ,%_! . .,•,„ -*, ~ 1 ,' ,- - • ,
-, ,' '..'•-,,,,,,_ !‘,‘';,:....:',,',.t -:-t.'
'' '-'''" '..11, ? 5 .. • ...',4 N.•N't.' •. 4 ( +4.' s
1,4 ''',..:.' • i::-.:,*„.'. -4 12.'4 '-;.;,1;ar„.::::',.:- `', .; - v- '
.."';', ','.' '''' : • -"...-,..';:5.v :;:',...
~.,,, ..,!'" ,;,, ':7. , . .. '
`• " ~. ,:,.:..""-:,'" ' 4... '''-
''r-
..o,j. r 4.
'z w:l • 4`;.", i, fr ~,' :
' .' "
I r ‘ ~ '.' • 1 •• t' l- ' .'
7 `,-. • , i ,- -" , ,-' -. '
: - ~, - ;,,,.';',
~ . •.:„.--•%-• t. '': , ip ,: -.---- .' '':A. „:;,,,-; ' . /'' , ,,. - :t-- +, •"'
~..--, , A A
~
. ,.. ~,.0
..- -.',.. 1,"..1:',4..,,, t '•*. `1 '7' ri
.' 'I";
,i.f`,..i. 4 t '''', * . ' *.
-- ., , rr '''' : ••• ' '
...-`4'e-'-.
i'.. ,l'
l',',- ''' -'- ," 1-. •;,,,,*441:1 t 4t ''
-, rit ••-- . • I. ,li ' ' -0-•=4 ': !. i' ~ . . ~..- 1, , P
i !. *., • , . ' ~'
..
~, ...,...,.. • ~...,.. .:,.4,
~,:. ;.. ,,,,,, -.l' „•_-.. ..,,,, , . .4-
, ,"...., '.
t, ' i 4. w ',. `• I,'
~......,.:' ,1,.% ' , , ..., Z.- • ' ~,,`, ' ,
'...-_," ..',; ~. •-' ''' ' ,,. ,+-
`''.
74,t , " ' '7- ':--..'' ,''.l"‘ 1 'l. •
_ ' 1; ~,..-'..., .- 1 . .. ‘; . It,- S., 4. 1
'..."."'
'tt..; ': ' 4 ` 4 - I'..
t.,..4.
";
*.‘. I. ! .* : ` ,...tt• s'.,
."'
-,,.•'7 4 -;.,,* t:: d:'.:t. ~,t,,, 'l,,
. :
A'' * ''
' .7' '''. r * ;' ' ..., It- - i . "• "k , , t 11 '
' • ,:- '',
'''''''', .." , • . - ~, t„,`,'
_.,, ,
: '''
- • f, i` '` ''''''', -r .,:,' •
. • * . • 4 .; i ... * Zt.:t...;e9.;5 .f.•
. -''
JP F'••'; 4 .. . ' --'‘,!...: 01• ' ' 0 ., :e 4 ; f :
t.:11...1:tiN1...,112,, . .41„.. * :i
i:
t . 0;7 .
•• • ' -'• 4 • , -
- , .• ,- ~., ~.1•••., ,, i " 1 -41,.. , 1„:,- ,* -;.
- • . '‘. *iios ":', ;')-t.,t,),44:1- ~
' - . ,:.. •,'' - -i -is ***,*; , ;
' ,••'''' t 'i - , , , ,-t . .. ' •• •
*' • '
RAVI
.t '‘t
• -N.,.
; `• 6 •••
'6„•• 4.2 P•:1
4. 1 ' 1 4 ;
f . ts • •
, • .6' t
t*.*. • •f • r•:.
,
-
+.,'• 7
'
-
4v. " *1
•
• '-fotp, •••
- • •
' . '
.r • „!• _
: ' • •• •
• •"•4.}0,1% 4:• •
•• #1 : 1, fto '
f 4 ills =
„ s
* *V' * • -
• " ,
•••3 '4 4. -latt l' t li fv l' ‘ .. 4l ß. f t" I J
••• • ' .
tro'tf•l '
*; •.- • : - . * -•:*o.i:l•: 4l,7 l,:*§s a lt; s t ."4 lm iteue!;";l , t 7 .• *
. 4 • J' e thi 4 N ,
-4 • • 44% WPft ** fi r i any .
•
• '-
• .
'. • •
• •'••• ‘;-•
.•
•;: • s.•
.7%1
- .7_ ' •
•
•
• .• •• • ' • ,
, •
• • 1
• .:‘,'•,-;.4•;*5.•-'
.tiF
~;~ ;: .
:•, _,
'~~":
;.
, ,; - • ' •
,s, - -;,:• ''' ~.. , . ....3`, ~,. «
r . ' l. '=•' , t , t*` •;,..'- - =.-.•
... .. • ~ -, 1- ,". 1.. .f , '''‘; 7 T -..- 11 -- ",- -'
"=.Ol,
- ...., 4 4
• ''',.o Ft.' , - 'Li . ri'' 4 .; .= , 4 c
..` if ;;.,:,--.. , , t -'-` -
"
1,&4 1, .. k 1
~
~ :
~.
1.. , i'. ,-." M .' 'i' • ,
Al .•".. r. (. 1,.;',,, r t
P .l ' 4
4 ,•,•‘ 44
'i ~,t` 1 ,,
..p.._1}.4 ... •,:,, y ', 1,4‘41 .t:.; '4... e , 5; • '..T,.1 ; 4;. 0 - 't* ~
,- ~''' t 4 t .".I * . ta3., ? '• :( %' 41 1 4 1 - 4#'1, 4 't :', 14, .11.;1*--54.,, ,',..,,
~1 ,
, t s..i, k-5.,.Nc...t.ti0 '''', 4 ..., 4 -
~,i,V-t=4P'=;lV`; 4 ; 4 11:4, j..,..1, ..,,q4-:!;'`
.14-` "..,!=-0 -• 4 , , ;:' 4...-; *”.t.. l'Yx. 4 . , I .,*'. t -r : " I '
1,. 4.''.:-..:t.i.,r- '".. ....4.,=1 I ;F,:,A' ;;I::-...'-',':
.1,,,.4 1- : ... r.: '- or 't- 4 7 *- 4: :' 1- i
....2; 4-4'; -Ih.
.-'V.'....1;1-4:''' '',1....,".%C., ' '
„. 4 . ,; i< <4,..1„,.-..- 4, - ..,..,"<,,...-*
:.,•i t. . , , e...r? i. lq .NI 'lZ'' r,t.... .I.r
"-i,ir'r,i-,:q.,,,,,...,t. s
'.." : 7 t i v< v,‘ - t• e:" t4:4,11.t1 ~,,.14i 1," Tv L <,..,:7...,,,t.44, •
4."-,1,4-:„.„,.4<pc'..464, lr!` t l. '" ' l °, '''';'''
r.r ! `-.,...1,-1-1.17.,t,,i..,;';,.;',4:1;.,..i...1-4 e'.1:g•g.11::4;14 '-4;
4, .M.,',.y'54115 e
.. ; t4 ; i..., 4...., 1 % .1 4. .„, =V . " •!,-
' , ' 4 A•• -- 1 ,; ct 1 4:7,,,145!14,"•''
0 ' . ., -4 ` 4 .. '' '''+
a N.'' , * , Z.:'..7. i k-4;,,, r i e , *„.4V "••.,,;) ‘ 54 :_ , .... 4 73 , ...g a , 4. , _:,,,
it.. 4S' 0 . 01 #: , ;':if,,,Tii: f•,.. 4 t,-,,,:i 4:x",ffiZthr4*o....o_lo.:::',
'°t.**''Vr.tg'4::',..4-44:4•Ni .4;%•540k 4 t.:„ir 4 4 ',.. ~
4,2o'4..k..4k4lattrietiit-Iii:: ..PfeY;tikr-' '
. '-.., c
...„a5yt,..;_,..-1` . 1 T 1 ..' -
7 „,,,,, , , t , , 1%14 ,r,,kVi, V .41%-''l ' '
k. "?' -,1 -11.141.„'P:17t:'...-4.',17;42,Z. ',.1,i'Pe,,..',":i.',.1 '11.,741140.- I ^- . •4 crW4,34..111-%4tr'4114.1' 4,11'4, iS. -.4., . 1*- ` ' 1
i
'11111 ; -.1, : ' -',,Nr c;;' 4,4 7 * * 1 ,:11.: - ' n".. , ;- - -.. -,'-•••.- 4 .41.4 - 4,lse2 z el., 4 re - 5 ,/-, p ~ :.,-. , ~. ,-, . '', ..:.„. z„- r... -,.-,;,.
„, -.7- 1C7.:,4.14-41;'",,7"v0 *4,44 T.
.::.- .•
''' t :; ' E "2 :- . -4' ''' ' ' 2 ,- . • ... ~ i ',., ..?_-,''',
'',7l,iAtS.. ' + -* * P n*.! i-t `,4,Q,----= .11.z.1-14"=:„.0 4 ' .-- , )-1' ',;:,,-.'` * k P '=„. ' f - ":''
'',WL'NAI=4)I-11,, 4 *^ 1
.;-'o.,!''= ;:i ':',' '-' T= .44''*'0 "'''' ii. ; f="''':: -",=:.” ''' 11 - ''- '' '' •,‘ •i , '
' ; "'''',7f4 -.r-*044,7"-s; :V :-. .:'.! .I'4 ..-::: "''? 2. 1. 7 f4?t i 1-; ',.... ',.,:..,,...4% ..' . 1 ~ '''‘,.'''', '' ' 4.. ! 1 " -; ''': •t j. 'I. .., .... .', , . s
,t • - 4!..' f 4 ,.
~ .
nt e:', . ..31. 11.1:'1:„7. gls, •-:' k:, l. ' - .4..,.- -- #.t- „t - . , .-c:•. i . ;
l'i"",r,r4" , ".7E , ~ • - ..". , ~.
~,-;„",,...",„--, ").. 0 -,„,, p-,,,'..v,,;,•7„..,.--1",..kzL.-,. _ „J . ", ,_,, „,. 4: 0 ; ..< , .5,, , •,.. , ~ < f. w L"' „ , _
- 4, ,„ <f*,-.4s'-„,'- r7,-,-,,...:Ar
,".,L: -', , ,-,,.-;:,k;`,l_ ~11c;.,!:,',11,-F* .'<:-.`%* :-.' .J . ..'t• .41 ',. .. , 0 -=',?=- 4 -='' '-- ''' ~'''' .-- .' .l4 .:' ' 3 * *,, '
..-f .. w.NA'sf:::',...--- -.-`-`, ',- ' i'=,,, r , " - !.. --- - ' ^-,. ' . ..475 1 ,' 1: - ' + l ., .;,' 'S , I I 1 .7. , ‘ , t 1 " , ‘ :?.. .'. ,- 1 1 . : , • ~ w . "","'
,`:,-,., ' 1 , , .. , 1 ~V.,, V - 1'
1/ 7 .,
`-t
+ -
-„,,,, -4,1',.•"'.- ~. , •,-= ` ' .! I
e , '
5 -;7'S, ' ' '''7.- V ... `..g'..e- - ; . ;• . :',7"' qr.'' , r • -•-' .4 :4 `r ' '',' 2 .Tr l '''',, ... z'''' - ' ',; ;
y.
= 4 o : :•`',7
"4,444e-e''';42
,t.
,-„..,,-- V 4,0-e:16;;...,..-.
4
r :r ‘....,,,,,,,
..
.4;41%.,,,,t.,' 3,,,*".',,,, 't +>;' ' 1 ' ',.' 4 '---.. „'„. ~., .
.a= , `''''
'bQ;,'‘,:t4; -,rr ' .- 4, 4 ' 4, -= , , , -. ` •M'. ,, -.- =
...,
~,,-
..,--2
,s , r '''
=!,:& 4 3, - ;,,, # - --,,- '.. ,1
..:t,'„ , -,?..:` .-j•-,1-I.' ' '''i- ''.` '''...,
:.. =',i.,_,,,-v• 0r.. , 1 ,•-_. . • _-. 4 .- - p. ~;; - -...... ,----4 ',',-,',.,'t-i.p,,,,,,•_..... ~• -, -. ~ - t-4
tT`'"*AR•C"•'l7l'.L4-4.-:' ''',-.....:
t, -f .. . - ',- f,i-r e,
,;.-,,.:.'.-1..i.....-. e.,. '-..t c-•-: •.'-
,-;-,, --.-. `-.- '.',-.. -
-la'i'r
4, .• i , '6r-, ...`.4.'1.-..,,-,,---„_',,'" ."_* .7 t
'.
- s
, % s,k„ , , ”t,vV.i l 4 - 4 1 1
e v
" ';'
•
4 '. , 21.11 ' l ' l. • "
MUIM
,•
~
=BE
r ~~,, • ~
: ; •
-•
L *
, •
*. •••
~:.
; •••
=ME
"~~ E= :1
~ ~
MESE
" •
. .
•tutb otki
IZ===
• :,y1 • • • T r iciro . -
SUMIII.BII6 . 1
Walt: tbeAralisportitio . o betweii
Sun . 4o.lnmett a'
.
clttattzprlceois ditliii 'establiihe&iiiio;Orilt .
01asph2td itiareittaggAmdrati, alit pitria't;
ward goods to and from thn-Eist ion the opening ti
titico4Phkailgatioit,) on .as tchsomitgO forms is any
other
. .respoubLe iine; and are lietermined thatmo
care or attention enilheir part shell be Wanting to so
. .mirsi t s.confinumaeo that-parsonage so liberally be
stonyr opori me-Girse oral years past.
Dortable - bcrat system,
r;tikttlinzt,trogulritity and desputch_ciperiericeit
' cer-goolisrthe absent° •of ali - xistr.: of
. - ,..brealtago,er•olbeodmungei incident - to-the old.
eys.tteiti.,,,ileFoAciods W p tiara be hurriedly transhipped I
torf-gdicsbn Alie z wayeand the 3nerchantalAyr order
inulich - 4 1 54•1te., , has been": art/mill/de li vered • by
thorn, has induce d. the proprlignm tb increase aheir
atezk , :edretiiiilorAblr this season,- Their ostensive
waiieblausesint cao s hiptliet,luneiqualled by. any other
ti cond uctthe it busifichit
iriak-vieepatelereml-to-thippcm:-the ommenteeee
frirbi&rage.,ll .. ricirdied; until-th Cir arrangements arc
cusepliste , - , whiLdtheir %bine cieperieneein the parry , :
ingx . rade,it is prasbined, will be sufficieneguararitee
to-their pafrans nod tee:Dahlic that they will interest!.
fitHitaak•ert-thebiselres to give general satisfaction.
• - tlieeduce received .foiwardedi steamboat charges
paitdr_arrd bills lading transmittedlree of charge for
cuttinaisiuletititlvancidg or -atomic, and all Comniuni=
catkuinsty4tio following agehtspiomptlyatlended to:
• • :: TAATFE. & O'CONNOR,
*tin and Wayne sta.; Pittsburgh.
‘.l • THOIIi-AS BOItBIDG E, .
278 Marliot street, Phihtdelphia: .
i•- • • ", O'CONNORS & Co:, •
Jrtar3o4." North st. Baltimate—
. .
. .
- -zep- 1846
piIIONDUCTED on strict Sahhath-lteeping principles,
thoagb not claithing 7 tivbe the only linn that is lo
•• , •fonductetl.:. The proprietors of thii old established
lint:have Puttheit stock iiithe most empplete order,
.and are thoroughly prepared to A:ins-aril produce and
to and from the Eastern cities on the
opening. of navigation. '
trust that our long experience in the carrying
business, and zealous attention to the interests of cus
toftidri,Villoccure to us a - conthauance and increase
orthe jhatroatige heretofore bestowed on "Bingham's
ottrrartingeMeits wif enable tig to merry freight
utmott despatch; and prices eliall always
bolas 14ev As the lowest charged by other responsible
Prdduce aad menchandize :will be received•and for
w ittied east and west - witlio lit any charge for adverti
iVolarage or co LIMIS9ion. •
Buiror lading foiwarded,• and . escry direction
prOopgyatteoded. to.
•• • •
.7111th:car, Or apply t 0 ... IVllt. DINGUAIIt,• •
Cal l 'COT. Liberty and Wayne sty,, Pittalq,
DMK . & STRATTON,
•
Igo
275.11arket
- WILSON,Agout; •
forth Itowara et.; Baltimore,
•
'lnfppgmidpiiio. Owe 11":43,o. /Spat, Ilatie7
TO Olt the transportation of prodimeand Merchan
to and . from Pittsburgh; 'Baltimore* and
Otr'srithout s transhipping. Goods con-.
signed -to- ourmaiu, will be forwarded - without delay,
atOe lowest current rates; Bills of Lading trios
. .mittiell; and alt instructions promptly attended
frdefrooi any extra charge for storage or Coaunis
sion. Address ••"
. .
C. J. arcki.uvrr & :co.,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
ROBE}, MERRILL &C 0..;
• Smith's Wharf,Baltinuire. • ';
It.A.YBORis Co., . • • :
• • Broad st. Philadelphia.
Plottwortisin Way Freight Line.
.. •
•••-•"*"' .1846 . .. •.):?-
"VI:CLUSIV.V.LY fur •tho transportation of.-way
Xj freight between Pittsburgh t •Ltlairsville, Johns
' town;.liolliOayabuigii,„Water Street, and all inter
mniliate places. •••_••
.•
One boat leareatlia tarabotals of C. A..-NicAnol
ty ;Si Co., Pittsburgh, everyday (ercept Sundays) and
Shippers c.aa-always depetidirts having their goods
fury/at:464 without delay and uu sccounoodating
tonis.
. • We respectfully solicit your patronage.
• • PIIOP/LIETORA.
S. - "Pailtwortli or -boats, Nile, k:zchange, Paris and
.-.• '
L'ir:Baninsof boatejuil! and Ecninn.
John miner or Cafe on' Portage Rail Road.
!•• AGENTS. .
494:MCICAVORTIT,.Mnal, Basin, Johnstown,
JOIINMILLEIt, 4 : 44 Hollidaysburg!),
93 . 414:31 4 AN1L1.LTY &CO, 44 Pittsburgh
NOM:MGM:I EL A AMITE, -
•.TO43ALTUttoRE, in 32 hour—fare $lO.
TO THiLA.DELPHIA in 40 hours--Ihre $l2:
.
. . 01uar 73 2111.345 s - rAnisc.!
U. S. MALL.
ne:Greitt S'peed, Regularity aiuiji gh Reprilalion
a1r4:549y attained by this pleisant passenger Route,
Las tidnded tha Post Blaster General, to place the
Ntrielt . eirk and Phihulel phiamails to Pittsburgh, Eli -
onStr'•
_. The superior and swill steamers CONSITL and
LOUIS 'I%P.LANE; lnavea the Monongahela 1 Wharf
preCiiely at S o'clock every morning, and -at 6 o'-
clock every evening, except Sundays. Sytondid
Toes:lies aivait their arrival at liroWtittVills, trf trans
port.Passengers.and Mail, only 73 miles to the Rail
Road at. Ciunberlanti.
The preparations on this mate are ample, and the connections complete, so that disappointment or'de;
lay, will be finknown upon it.
our tickets, passengers can delay at Cumberland
°rutßaltimore ; during their pleasure, and confines
tlicicionrnoy either by steamboat or cars to-Phili-
came in, the "St. Charles Hotel," Wood et. Pit
J:
jfig Agent:
.' --:;':./P,A.Arh Ward. Livery Stable:. ....: ! •
4in.,:71 - 14: subscriber ;
s having -bought' out the
well:known Livery Stable kept by C: B.
Do : the..filth Ward; respectfully informs his
frietpipnntlths public generally, that he will keepat
. aliAisjea, it stock of the beat deercripijon tifyidliig
hctrie): x huggies, carriages of all Liuds,,and in short
evecytiiihig required iu.his lini'ultuanutits. :-•
• B ans ifOratao portion of In* ittockM unstinted he
t lse 0,4 "t citt stock iu. dm vity win .' lionuTieri or
s. jitrins will bo moderate. His stable is on Lilt.
4 ..,...,...
eti.x:o-....,. a few doom .above the canal . bridge.
wt l 9ol.4 l l..M.lpeletfully sulicits'a share of public pa
tronne.etvt, .-,...• ti.,:... .€II4SLESICOLPALA N. •
itr. He is - also ?retitled with an clogoat Hearse,
mlliAdltiAkirtirailtited when Feqiiirbtl:.,:......lact2s4l
j.f.'‘&4lrliinfl'lldieiaibif SllOO Stßilfie ' ' •
j•' 1 0:: p#lLDs di dO.; Ric 'now iskeiving theii
qiittring *tidies, consisting et pue-stf .
tlirialgest, chk'pe'sf add hest is- se--1111-.1111,--
sortnient•of-Boots and• Shoes that they- have• ever
becotble to-bring , ter this zna''rket.' A.lO, Ladle+. arid
Mis*EsTiceenee Biaid,' ta i l Stiaw Bonnets, of the
latettistyN tifig t iithei - witlf a spleadld litotikunent o
Patin'•-Litaf Bata; theta' .
and . boy sentineiCiptr:
.itls6i a lame lot of Ni*Totkjanned gale. Leather,
all of viihrrer having - beenlaireliased at the loWest
ratekadihrieleeted 'tviel•great tiie fpf he western
tradtpirdrhe sold arbinnafi - advindiraboye cost and
chargtiil= =All • ininehaiiteisislibig tik7ptit'Welle will
findstWitheirinterestNeatrali , dsantine their ablek
befes i e - liiii4wineeltsawheiii:.' . ;. ' r ' liiiii2.7- If' • '
- --1-.6--+---e-1.,—...;...:-•-- !L.. ...I- - ---:
to-KiDe 0: 4 .4 1 441411:111*er .3; V dialtge .. ,
f: , '. X.11052 , 14 , 0 wiidsto 'purchase Gold or.Sil
cej. lariWatelteds.or Jeweliy, wilt find it to their
- advantage to Call on the subscriber, who' if
sellilgall slearriptions of-fine gold:and silver ‘vithibta
andrlinivelrn on an good terms as may be had in the
=stabs mites,
i Fnie Gold and Silver English Patent Levi/ Watche .
„ 44, . ^ :!,‘ - -':" Genera and'French ..
o'. .1." - fg ”LlF.pine Watches.
Laaical..iod.Gentlemenw Fine - Giild f;uardChains.
sc .. .. .. ~. , a B rea d pi ns .
ll
, f- , .
',.,.....P taleelets,'Gold Pena a and Finger Rings.
Saierware, Military Goods,Langis, and a hula vs
rietyfif Yaties qbeds...* ,
o:7leateripa k cloths a n d Tawdry repaired in the
bertifizziee;', and warrnited lit 1,4 lowest price&
r• - ' W . W WIL
octto' ' corner Ire :' d Market tits.
' , Q.::: -.,_ ..:: ..-. : .4 1 4• 1 ‘ . 11 4t5:T . .. .
Eta.: SitarNO- FASHION. --Tust;raceived by. ja
expis4urfoitO New. Yotki the '§iring Stylee%
or ' VAR atoned/1 want :or- a: teat. superior Plate
are teepeaefillte invitdet ba oalL 4. - : - .:7.-s; mmatt;... :
tholgewoodlth,- a alaiglielootoit om aytp. L
marl I-eip : - -•; • :.2.: : ',.. -.:-.;.. L..>7- • .. —:.:n
Bliffil
EVEM
• •
..,7": • •• - x 4
•‘. v "
r• - • •
_ '• • - • •
. .
MEG=
ICE
" TYSON, . Agent,
lho. 10 West at.. New York
A • 2"
"Itd
qv", -
• -
INK=Me
=ME
: 7 -- I .)!ttit ' o l. #o :. 't4iP; o l : •- • ,_ .:)
• .. .
i repoaeottnt-Gaanerali linoillgfrontiOn'Oeltce.
:•igfs,AEMITTANCEA and. paseag
'dad Mint GREAT .B RITAIN AND
• , • JRMarrn; by W. &J. T. Tapacott.-
:75Zatith street., cringer orMaiden.Lane;rl.ea , yoac, -
•and .90 Waterloo road'Liverpool. •
'sabseribers.havipg accepted the agency . , of
'iliCaborcholiac, are , now prepared to make arrang6-:
Montg upon the moat liberal terms with these deal
rou a • of paying thei - pasintgc'of
. their friendi from the,
old Country', and .40Ni:blears : circa their character
and long standing in blisineas
.wlll give - ample
diance that:all their . arrangernenta will be carri e d .
. .
htesars.,W.-& J. 2. Tapheettfare long•and fawn's.;
bly known Kir the. Sapertei accommodatieri
and sailing .qualities ofrlbeir Packet • Shipi: The
(ZUREK -; etr..ersr WESTv:-SHERIDAN, IiOCHER
GARRICK, GUTTINGUER;- ROSCIUS; L IV
.I3IPOOIL, and:ISIDDONS, two or which-leave each
Pori- monthly, from - New-York the 2lstand 26th and
from-Livecpool.the 6th and 11th, in addition to which
they have arrangements with the St: George and
Union Lines.of Liverpool Packets tainsure• a depar
ture from Liverpool, every fly eda)s being thus deter •
mined, their facilities shall keep pacci with their in
creasing patronage, while Mr. W. T.apac ows constant
per -aortal superintendence of the business in Liver
pool is :an additional security that the comfort and
acconunodaticurof the passengers will be partici: : :
tarty. attended to.
The aubscribers being (as usual) estensively enga
ged in.tbc Transportation Business between Pittsburg
and the. Atlanttc Cities, are thereby enabled to take
charge of and -forward passengers immediately on
'their landing, without a chance of disappointment or
delay, and-are therefore prepared to contract !lir pas
sage from any sea portju Great Britain or Ireland to
this City; the nanre of the business they are engaged
in .giving them facilities for carrying passengers so
far inland not otherwise attainable, and will, (if ne
.cessary,) forward passengers further West by the
beat mode of - eonroyance without any additional
'chutes rfor , their trouble. Wheropersons sent for
decline coming out, the amount paid for passage will
be refunded in full.
lIEMITTANCEB
The subscribers arc also prepared to give drafts at
sight, foranv amount payable at the principal Cities
and Towas in England, Ireland, Scotland and
:Wales; thus affording a saki and etpcditious mode of
Remitting funds to those Countries, which persons
requiring inteh facilities, will tind it their interest to
'avail themselves of.
Application (if by letter post paid) will be prompt
ly attended to
TAAFFE
.& O'CONNOR,
;" Vonvarding and Commission Merchants,
mar. 27 diewy. Pittsburgh, P
•
ROCK E, BROTRERS dr. CO.
t a b. • ! Ul Ejt TS Y 0 R
1846.
BLiKELY
REMITTANCES An, and passage to and from
Groat Britain and Ireland, by the Black Ball, or
old Lini of Liverpool Packets. Sailing from New
York and Liverpool on the Ist and 16th of every
month. And by first class American Ships (Sliling
Weekly.)
Persons sending to the "Old Country" fur their
friends; can make Om nocessary arrangements with
the iiihscribers, and have them brought out in any of
the. eightships comprising the Black Ball or tad Lino
"of Liverpool Packets; ;flailing from Liverpool on the
/stead 16th of every munth o also by first clam ships,
sailing from that port weekly, which our Ain't...
Messrs. James U. Roche ig Cu., there will Send out
without delay.
Should those sent fur not conic out the money will
be refunded without any deduction.
The "Black Ball, or old * L3oo of Liverpool Packd
eta," comprise the following magni6ccut ships, and
will sail from Liverpool on their regular appoints:-
day, u follows:
•Fidelia, On Ist Jan. Ist May. Ist !rept.
Ettrope, 16th " 16th " 16th "
Now. York, . Ist Feb. Ist June. let. Oct.
American, 16th " 16th " 16th
Yorkshire, Ist Mar. left July. IstNev.
,Cambridge, • 16th •• I6th 16th Dec.
afford, Ist April. Ist Ang. let "
Moutexutua, 16th " 16th ..• 16th "
Notice.—lt is well known, that the Black Ball as
the very best conveyance fur parsons to get out their
friends, and as other passenger agents advertise to
bring out passengers by that Line ' the public are re
spectfully notified by th e owners that no passenger
agents, but Roche, Brothers & Co., and Blakely &
Mitchel, are authorized to advertise and to bring out
passengers by that Line.
• We have at all times for the Drafts at Sight for any
amount, direct on tlic Royal Banif of Ireland.
Alsomr.3lessrs. Prescottt, Grote, Ames &. Co.,
Bankers, Loudon, which are paid free of discount, or
any charge ' whatever, M. all the principal towns
throughout Es:gland, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Apply to, or address, if by Letter, (post paid.)
ROCHE, Blurs At Co.
No. 35, Fulton ctrcet New York.
(Nut door to the Fulton Bank.
MR. ROCHE, Sr.,
N 0.75 Dublin street, Liverpool.
• BLAKELY & myrcium,
Peno street, and Smithfield at.
Resnittaaces to England, Ireland, Scot.
land and W ales,
ERSONS desirous of remitting money to any is
P
the above countries, ran do so through.the sub
scribers on the most easy terms. .We are prepared
to issue drafts fur any amount over 11,00
Remittances made through our house any day bet4ro
the 23t1 of May, will be received in Ireland, by the
20th of June.
& MITCHEL, Pitt;borgli,
Agents tdr Roche, pro's & Co.,
myl4 New York
=E==
rg undersigned having bought the paper ware
house and wall paper manufactory, late of
iloldship S Rrowue, base entered into a im-partuer:.
ship, under the name and style of Hill Sc Browne, for
the purpose of carrying OR the business in all its va
rieties. They will have alwayi on hand a complete
assortment of PAPER HANGINGS AND BOIWERS,
of their own manufacture, and their stock will be
improved and enlarged with periodical additions
from the best French factories.
Agents for the well-known Clinton Paper Mill,
Steubenville, from which they will 1e constantly
puppiied with WRITING . , WRAPPING, PRINT
PO: PAPER., noNrs ET BOARDS, &c.; all of which
they offer wholesale and retail, at their store, 'Nis.
37 Wood street, midway between Fourth and Dia
mond Alley, where country merchanta and dealers
are invited to call.
GPM. G. BROWNE,
SAML. C. LULL.
INSgZM
. • Alton Kramer, ' •
.TAXCHANGE . BROK cortior or Wood and 34,
Xi streets. Gold, silver and current bank notes
bought and sold. Sight checks on the enstern cities.
fur sale. bruits notes and bills collected.
inn:. Heil* Co.,
John P. Davit,
F. Lorenzo,.
J. Painter i t: Co.)
. . .
Joseph Wooan ell,
Jantits•Mas,
Itrowtou & Co., pio SLC !phis.
JnLu 11. Brown & Co.,
Jutting; :tl•Cantilegs, Ctucinauti,.o.
J. I(. &1 - I)4tialil, St. Louis, hlo.
W. 11. I'upc, Weal Dank of Ky., Louisville
To Arms I To A.ims
.. t .L.gzaTIIREATENED INVASION OF WEST
..,- EltN PENNSYLVANIA by CM. swill,
w i t , Iti,ouo min, notwithstanding which, J. hl.
White'vrill'cOntinue to sell clothing cheaper than
anyliss lioretotbreheou offered in the western coun
try,'hiving the largeltt 'establishreent in the city,
fronting on Liberty and. Sistb streets. Ile is now
prepared to Show to his nuMerous patrons the great,
ism variety. of cloths, T.assimerot!, vestings, and Mo.
.thing of r all descriptions, suitable t.
for t.:!,. approaching
season, tliat Liss ever bean offered in this market, to
which All can have the Right of Way. Observe the
corniir,Ne : lff/, Liiicrty and Sixth streets. ..
• J. I. MUTE, Tailor,
mari2s
. .
Can't. be' Beat I
•
11 3(...wurrE. has just received at his large
establiehnienl,lrdming on Liberty and Sixth
streets; •a splendid assortment of TWEEDS' foi
huinrper, also, istiporior lot of French Satin VE.s.
all of which he is ready to make up in
the lateStfashion and on the most reasonable terms
as' usuil.7.filpieri•e the corner, No 167 Liberty
and Sixth : litreets.
myl , l • .J.. WHITE,. Tailor, Proprietor.
John • D. Dnv is,
I• A LICTIONEEIt & COMMISSION MERCIUNT,
;;LAL Comer of Wood and Fifth streets, Pittsburgh,
is ready to receive merchaitdize of every description
'on consvoment for public or private sale, and from
long.experience in the above busines, flatters himself
thnt he will be able to give entire satinfaction.to all
who may favor him with:their patronage.
Regiilar sales on Mondays and Thursdays of Dry
Goods and Fancy articles, at.lo o'clock, A. M.
• Of groceries, Pittsburgh 'manufactured articles,
new-and-seicuidlkand.Airniture;•&c.4:ittivo dram*:
If:Bales erat~ eceaing ' et early gas light.
r.:..re;;;4l‘.
• -49
HUM
:_' :. i,.: ' ,..'7 .;• 1 7 . 1 .- ...
-..._. .:•:•..,
MIMI
11121 EN
-is
~..y ~.
—ln.qurAnce, cecTinimpit*-7.
The Frei:kir-al; Fire Ip.ituranee
CHAIITER •PERPEITUA L. $400,000 paid
• Hee 1631.; Chestnut st., north side, nearlifth.—
Take Lis urande, either permanerd.Orlitoyfed,agaiast
ci
losk or daniage by fire„ - ii property, an . d, effectedf
every description, in town or noidtry, on "the 'most
reasonable terms._ Applications,_nide either per
sonally or by lotters,:will bo promplly.attended
• • C N. RANCE:DR, Prest..*:
C+: G,. BAnearvt, Sec'y. ,
• -DIRECTORS: _- • . ,
Charles N. 'Rancher, ..Jacob It. Smith. -
Ttwtnasllart,
.•
George W. Richards,
Thomas S. - Wharton,. .E.lonlecai.D.
• 'Tobias r; - Adolphi - E'Dorie;
Sampel Grant, David S. Brown: '
.
Ws.nntcx Y1.4,n2T4, Agent, at the Else.}tango Otite.o
of Warrick Martin &Co corner of Third and Mir;
ket streets.
Fire risks taken on buildings and their contents in
Pittsburgh, Allegheny and the surrounding country.
No marine or Minn. navigation risks taken.
•
THE 'lnsurance Company of North America, of
•Philadelithia, through its duly authorized Agent,
the subscriber, offers to make.permanent and limited
Insurance on prope - rty, in this city and its N icinkty,
and on shipments by. the canal and rivers.
DIRECTORS.
Arthur C. Collin, Presq. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry, 'Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith,'
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A. Brown, . Jacob M. Thomas, ,
John White, John R. Neff,
Thomas I'. Cope, Richard D. Wood,
Win. Welsh, Henry D.Sherrard,Sec'y.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the Uni
ted 'States, having been chartered in 1794. Its char
ter
is perpetual, and from its high standing, long]
experience, ample means, and avoiding,all risks of
an extra hazardous character, it may be considered
as offering aniple security to the public.
MOSES ATWOOD.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co., Wa
ter and Front streets, Pittsburgh. oct23-y.
AND MARINE: INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York.
T""well known and respectable company is pre
pared through their PITTSBURG AGENCY, to
make insurance of every kind connected with risks
or transportation and inland navigation; to insure
against loss or damage by lire, Dwelling Houses,
Warehouses, Buildings in general-, Goods, Wares,
and Merchandise; and every description apersonal
property on the most Isvorable terms.
Applications fiir Insurance attended to without do
lay at the office, No. .3 Water and 62 Front sta., by'
SPIRNGER HARBAUGH AO.
At an Election held at the office in N. V.; May
14th, the following named gentlemen were chosen
Directors of this Company, for the ensuing year,
viz:
John Nt7l, house, Jacni.• 1.1.11er,
William S. Slocein; Alarcus Spring,
John I'. Mackie, Joseph S. Lake,
John J. IlerriA.
And at a stihse-rient meiling or the Hoard, JO
SEPH W. :•-,A VAC. E, Esq.. svas cinaultnously re-elee
ted President hir the ens:11111! year.
WM. JAMES BOGGS,
au -1-1 y. Secretor...
instarasiec.
A MERICA is; VIBE' INSURANCE COMPANY of
Philadelphia—Charter perpetual—Capital 500,-
6'f/O paid in. Office iu Philadelphia, N0:72, Walnut,
street—Wm. Davidson, Pres•t; Frederick Fraley,,
Seify. This old and well established Company con
tinues to insure Buildings, Merchandize, 'Furniture,
and Property, not of an extra hazardous character,{
against loss or damage by Fire.
Applications for insurances in Pittsburgh and its
neighborhood will be received, and risks taken
either perpetually or for limited periods, on favora
ble terms, by GEO. COCHRAN, Agent,
dee •
24 No. 26, Wood street.
.4geats at l'ilialirgh, for the Delazrore Mutual
Safety Imsurance Company of •
rf RE RINKS apron liuiltl uge - an.l - Jlerahaadizcof
every description, 0101 Marine Risks upon hulls
or cargoes of a essels, taken upon the must favorable
terms.
(Mice at the tvareliouse of King & Relines, on
Water at., near Market street, chtt.shurgh.
N. 11. Finney invite the cOntidenee and
patronage of their fiends and community at large to
the Dela wiu-e M. S. Insurance Company, as an insti
tution mom , ' the most flourishing 111 Philadelphia—
as having a large paid in capital, which, by the oper
ation of its charter, is constantly increasing—as
yielding to .. each person insured his dne share of Ole_
profits of the Company, without involving him irt
any responsibility whatever, beyond the premium
actualiy paid in by him; and therefore as possessing
the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious
feature, and in its most ant:it:Live form. non 1-if
Agency. of the Franklin Fire Insurance
Company of Philadelphia.
N. E. earner of Third and iVood streets, Pittstrurgh.
ripriE asset,, of the company on the first of Janus
". ry, 1545, as published in conformity Itith an aot .
of the l'entis , llrama Legislature, Wore
Bonds and :clortgages, $600,615 93
{teal. F:state, at cost. 100,967 77
Temporary Loans, Stocks and Cash,... 207,499 72
Making a total of 91/U.9,63 42
AlThrdtrig certain assurance that all losses will he
promptly met, and giving entire security to a❑ who
obtain policies from this Company. Risks taken at
as low rates as are consistent with security.
oct S WARRICK MARTIN, Agent.
Pittsburgh Navigation and Fire Insu
rance Company.
Ojfice, ~Vo. 21, Alailat Sired.
.CTORS:
Michael Allen, William F.l)bs,
C. An,loitz, Lewis liutchison,
Thos. Bakewell, Ftcd. Lorenz,
Robert Beer, James May,
W. poina,xter.
31. ALLEN, Pres . t,
RoitEnT FIN NET, Secretary.
aug_>t)•dtm.
JK. LOGAN, has removed to No , - 83, Wood
. street, one door below Diamond Alley, to the
store laud), occupiedby Clark & Cameron,-where he
has opened a Wholesale and' Retail Dry Goods Store,
and 'siring just returned from the Eastern Cities, is
opening a new and well selected stock of Goods,
leonsisting of French, English and American cloths,
colors,) a great variety of sow stile Cassimeres
and Satinetta; Cashmarette, (a new style;) Oregon
tassimere, a good stock of summer cloths of all
kinds; late style Vestings;"also, a great variety of
Lawns and Ginghams;•Pyramidical Graduates and
other limey patterns; a variety of prints 6 to 26 cents
per yard; a very superior lot of white goods, consist-
Mg of India Linen, Damask Plaid, Striped Cambric;
Victoria Lawn, striped 'and plainMulliSwiss Lace
and barred Mus lin; figured and plain liebidets; black
and blue black Silks- plain, fi gured and striped; a
large - assortment of , Si lks;'
Linens; .bleacheif..brown
Muslies; table Diaper; •M'arseilles . Co tinterpanes,
(large size;) Moreem.-a good supply of Umbrellas,
Paresols,,Parasoletta and Sunshades; a very large as
sortment of men, women, anil children's hosiery; a
very line article of Lisle - Thread Hose and Gloves,
and many other articles not enumerated. lie would
respertfiilly invite his former customers and the pub
lic generally, to an examination of hieF stock, to
which he expects to make additions regularly.
ap4-y •
IPittoburgb, Pa.
S. Lowry, Merchant. Tailor.
IXTol.:LD,,inform his friends hod the public iu
11 general, that he` half removed to troodstred,
in the ST. CHARLES building, two doors- below the
entriuice, where lie is-ready to execute all'orders in
the neatest and must fashionable manner, having on
gaged the services ofMr. Jolts M. CAkeEr.i. as cut
ter,
whose attention will be devoted to-that branch
of t he trade and whoso well known ability in this ear- 1 1
ticitlar having long been established in the fashion
able community of this city, induces the belief that I
by close attention to , business; he will be able to
I give general tritisfaction to all who may favor him
with a call—having also made arrangements to . keep I
constantly on hand a general assOrtinent of every
thing ailtpted to gentlements wear, such as Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings, Shirts, Drawers,.floSonis, Sus
penders, Gloves, Cravats,and every article pertain
ing to a„gcutlninan's .wardrobe,Ate. will be - ready-at
all times to supply any demand in his line..
. The subscriber respectfully informs friends - and
the public generally, that having entered into the
-above arrangement the establishment will be able to
furniskany article in the Tailoring line, with a punc
tuality_uid2despatch_scarcely equal,led,h3f.anyether
in the and 7 and; Workthatitdtip Ater- ettr- ,
. .
pas.sed '
t4e ; q.14,0 •
ativ„/.241,5in CAMPBELL.'
'.cz.,,., -'. , .- , . 1 . "'.'. . -,`'-':
-,::- -..:'
,--Fi-ili'VV: 3
'...: i - TM
~51,,',..-:.:,dr;A!;',A.',7:..7;',.i,
i -;:f
i ..:*:,,.
IMMO
~f -
NEER
: , , ;;:!'.,, - .1.,'.. -
~,,--:'-',•-•,,v,.:44.:, 4
:!:::::),: 'l.•
~-, ...'''. F .;.-4
.... . . . .
IMRE
PIT'f'SBURGII A:q.ENCY:,
Fire anti Marine Insuraiisie
NATIONAL FIRE
Jeaer4lW.Savage,
.lelia Lir.,weer,
6'. Ward,
Stephen Holt, -
Jottn Mcchain,
Win. W. Campbell,
J G
KING & przirxErt,
Itc moved
%.,~
-,',.,i,.:;:.;,;.; . ..:'. : . .:...: - : ::::.:.,::-P...7:!r..
'.:-.!:;::,:.::,'.,'.•''.:.:'.-i,l!:'-i-:i-'::.Y;T:-..i...,i'.:.,.:.:.:,....:._::'.1.'-'.:'.-.......,..-::',..:::-
EMBE
'SUM(I t.t.:.•]..: - . 71".:
-..... P ... . . .. ~ ..
. ..
INAn D.ISC LD S ES:
Er.vsAnn Or ritAXIDS: r -t
pt G 0.18 T •
i
-.
Sorsa. preggiete arc misled into the error of bay=
ing a.miserable imitation of Or; Smith's Stigar
coated indianNegetablOilli, simply - Intense 1114
qauPttrchase the .sputians draper; -We- shall in all
eases. espose such Almders 3.ltrougbout , 'the. country,
who, after„heing ably informed - of the rascality 01
tbese.intitators, buy end-attempt to impose.upon the
public with euchrworthleirtrash.- is not the Su
gar coating , alone that , elanstitittes-thoxahm - of my-
Ms. but his my invention, for which i claim the
right.- G., BENJ.. SMITH,
179 Greenwic,h stl and .2 Water st. Boston. :
READ‘A.ND JUDGE-+IMPORTANT. FACTS. •
, Ole ,undersigned, Whidesale druggists In Lou
mdisele4--froni all;'the inforniation
that we catobtain, that Dr; G. BENJAMIN SIMITH
is tine original inventor of the Sugar-Coated Pills.
. We are prepared to sUpply dealers at the Now
York price,
Robinson, Peter 4 . .Cary,39217,ain street.
J. S. Morris 4- Co., 461 Main st. -
Rupert 4- Lindenberger; 511 Main et.
George Lapping- 4- Cb.,f79 Fourth st.
Dull 4- Alden, 81 Fourth at.
The following front druggists in New York shows
Ihnyaiated the Sugar Coated Pills in 1843: .
. Neiv York,,lune 16th, 184-4.
We, the undersigned, never saw or heard of ',Su
gariCoated Pills,' until Dr. C. Benjamin Smith man
thawed and exiiibitedllMin jo us about a year since.
Duihtora 4- Co., 110 Broidway and 10 Astor House.
Israel Randolph, M. D. 8,6 Liberty st.
Horace Everett, 96 Hudson et.
John Castree ' 97 Hudiab at.
David Sands, 79 Felton - st:'
A VOICE FIIO3I KENTUCKY.
I hare been afflicted with dyspepsia in it's most ag
gravated form fur three years past, and found no re
relief Until I used Dr. G. Ilenj. Smith's "Sugar-Coat
ed Indian Vegetable Pins: , After using six boxes of
said valuable pills, lam entirely cured. They are
I a general remedy. - J. K. LEEMAN.
Paducah, Ky. Nor. 9,1843.
We certify to the abbve facts. -
Dr. Smith's "Sugar-Coated Pills ,, are ?universally
esteemed in this vieihity;
HODGE GIVENS 8, Co, Merchants.
Paducah, Ky. Nos-. 19 18.1fi.
At the request of Dr. Benjamin Smith's agent
we cheerfully state' that we visited the office-of Dr.
Smith in September last, while.in New-York, and
found him to all appearance carrying on a very ex
tensive business s ith his Sugar-Coma Indian Veg,e
table Pills. The extent of his establishment would
astonish any one not initiated in the mysteries of the
pill trade.—Louisyille Journal.
(From Dr. Singleton.)
Smithland, (Ks-.) Feb. 2.1, 1836.
Dr. G. Benj. Smith.--Dear Sir: Nothing has ever
been introduced that has sold so well and givem such
general satisfaction as your Sugar-Coated Improved
Indian V l egetable Pills. ;Very respectfully, yonts;
• -S. F. SINGLETON.
Lenisyilie,(Ky.) Feb. 13th, 1816.
Dr. G. I enj. Smith—Doar Sir: Yrn will please send
us 12 growl of your valuable Pits. From present 01-
(14-anoint we shall sell ai large amount of them.--
We fled that they go very quick. Your friends
BULL & ALIM‘N.
Louisville, Feb. 13th, 1816.
Dr. Smith--Dear Sir: About two weeks ago we
bought 2 gross of your Inditui Vegetable Sugar Coat
ed Pills. Though business is dell here at this fume,
yet we have sold the'm all. You will please send us
10 gross through Me‘ners.l.,,Eyrence & Keese,oryour I
city, who will forwird theeE to us via Pittsburgh.
Youts, respeetfiffly,
STARIIIIID SMITH..
This is to certify that I hale used the SugarCoatedl
Pills manufactured by G. p. Smith, of .New York. fur
some Lint:, and believe th'em to be a good medicine; I.
and also from iuquiry in that city, I am persuadtid
that he is the original inventor, and therefore, is en
titled to the benefit of the int en tion.
S. WILLIAMS,
aug,2l Pastor Ist Baptist Church, Pittsburgh.
We have forty !emu frem different dealers solicit
mg the agency of my Pills, although they had then
spurious in their store—.ape in particular from .New 1
Orleans, which we shall publish.
Prinmpal Offlees--New, York, 179 Greenwich it.;
Boston 2 Water st.
BENJAMIN SMITH is written on the bot
tom of every box of genuine "Sugar-Coated Pins' , "
` - lsActsers--11 - illiare llenderson Druggist, 205 Liberty
street Pittsburglits-John SUr&-eant Allegheny 61. V.
rn. V 18417111.
J. FINNET,
--- Itlan';i • lnvekAonis Outdone Uyllainre.
. .
nerz.r.er, GE ivist,,kun USE NA - renr.'s GREAT
REX IL T SftitiO AN OIL?
A MEDICtsiE'OI , NATURE.
/111.11 S Oil is obtained from a well near Burkaville,
j Kentilay, at tbu-depth of ISi feet below the
surface of the earth, and 170 feet ihrough solid rock.
Its curative properties are truly astoiiohing , and as
a Itenualial Agent it may !well be pronounced won
derful. Since the discovery ofthis Panacea of Na-,
lure, numbers of remarkable cures have been effect ,
eel by its use. It is InnoCent—Powerful—Safe and
Certain in its effects It has been used with unpar
aliened success 'in the treauneut of the following
diseases: -Inflammatory Rheumatism, turns and
Scalds, Cholic, Piles, Flatulence, Inflammation of
the Kidneys, Deafness, Consumption, Liver Com
plaint, Scald Head, Cancers,' Weak and
Sore Eyes. Bruises, Fresh Cuts and Wounds,
Sprains and Strains, Dropsy, Pains in thelreast and
Side, 'Fetter, latineuza, Ulcerated Sore Throat,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Spasms, Ulcers, Spinal
Affections, Scrofula or King's lz vii, Coughs, Syphilis,
RingworMi Bowel Complaints; all Chronic die-'
eases, Impurities of the Blood and General Debility.
It is likewise very beneficial Mr Female Complaints
in general; acts as a great Restorative from Languof,
weakness of Back and Chest, Low Spiritsand Exces
sive Debility. •
Read the following Certificates, all of which are;
authentic; all the persons' therein named are now j
living, and, well known in Cincinnati and Pdtsburgh:l
ritr'SIIVEC.II, Aug 22, ltAti.
.This is to certify that we have used the American
Oil for the. whooping cough, among our children, by
giving them front 20 drops to a small tea spoonful at
night, which always enabled them to rest welt through
the iiight. applied:, it to one attic children
that got her ;tin: burnt by ;turning over a tea cup of;
hot collie' out:, the child ceased crying by the time'
tile aria oas dressed and bound up, and has never
complained tint since. I.also was afflicted with a I
pin in my side anti breast, and have been so for IC
years. 1 cemnieneq-usingsthe Oil by taking a tea
spoonful twice a day and in 3 or four days Using of d
the oil I ben very much relieved, and do really
believe that it is the best flintily medicine that Ihaie
ever seen. T applied it to, one of my neighbo'ffs for
a strained ancle, which relibved her in a few minutes.
We have also used the oil for a Strained joint in our
own family, Which gaVe ease in a very short time.
We liv'e on the east side of Perm st., 3 doors south of
Walnut, I ail now as well ns I ever was in my life.
MAIGAIIET 11. 5111T,11..
Pirrsnotto tr, Aug. 14,1546.
This is to certify, that tui son has had the Plethisie
for seven years, and was very bad with it, and about
12 pr 1.3 dads since, I commenced giving to him
about 20 or .',.'5 drops of the American Oil, twice a
day. which relieved hint in a day or two of his diffi
culty of breathin , and his now , entirely relieved
of his cough; our'l:oy is 10 years of age. We live in
King's Ailey.- NANCY KING.
CINCINNATI, July Ist, 1846.
Sir: Having been cureMof a very severe disease
of the oyes- and head by the usmof the American
I Oil, I feel it any duty to the public, as well as to you,
to send you Ae following certificate:
I hereby certify' that I was severely afflicted one
year ago last winter, With Mflained sore eyes- and a
very'seYere pain in my- head from my eyes up to the
top of my head, and continued so'for several weeks.
My eyes were so much inflamed and sore that I
could not see to attend any business ' nor could 1 tell
'one object from another a - few yards from me. I
called in a physician, but still got worse. I also
tried a good Many remedies that had cured others;
but in my-case they failed. i In April, 1645, I heard
of the American Oil:- I. piocured.a bottle, and be
fore I had used a half a- bottle 1 . was entirely well,
I and still continue SO.' 'PWill net:be with out it in my
house as long as lean get thegenbine article. I also
gave it to one of-my men that-was working for me,'
' that had the tetter in his hands so bad that when he
would grip anything tight M them the blood would
burst out, and the use of half a bottle cured us both.
I would advise all that are mitered in any way to
give the Oil a fair trial, and I thinkihey . will be
pleased with the effect it will have, istc.
- - • JOHN MURPHY.
Sold at One Dollar per Bottle at Jackson's Patent
Medicine Warehoime, 89:Liberty, head of Wood st.,
Pittsburgh. Tlat CINLY'I'LACC. IN Pyrrsnortml where
the Gerruide Aniericrzu bitcAN be obtained. ' '.
. _ .. ..
, • -
. Beviare of a Counterfeit article -.
'The 'Seneca Oil.
put in Anierican - Oil Bottles, and labelled -"Amer
-Iran Oil." ilt somewhat resembles the American
Oil, but possesses none of its virtues or healingpow
ere. '
W. JacVson respectfnilylinfonris.the' Public "that
D. Hail ft Co., the proprietors of the American Oil,
, have alipoirded hint - their SOLE AGENT Cop:West
irn Pennsytrania. •
• 7.411 persona whilfidic i Sub-egenciea at 89
Liberty stieet,ae ahem. .- • • -
. 19 . . B. Sub-agents ianted for every town `in the
- '
A„greathlumber nFT.Ortifidatea. are on ,hand and
can be sees at'theCoffite'B9 Liberty street, headolj
Wood,- . , ang 2S-ly
_ ~~~ ~._
=NI
t ,-: :
l‘ ---
. ~.._,_..,.... ..,.... . ..,
r tra
• M iM
A POSITIVE AND PERMANENT. CURE FOR
",
• 41.11. - EiljillitTlSM • ' '
• AND' . ;ALL - r NERVOGS• COAIPLAINTS,•.
Whnt,thetigh . the - cauSes Maymot be-explained, G.
Since their effects are dulb , ..aseertained, •
Let not delusion, prejedicei or_ pride, '
Induce mankind to set the. means aside;
Means:which, tho',ainiple,lare by Heaveddesign , d
To alleviate the ills ollnonan kind."
DR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC RINGS AND" MAG
:- NET'IC ,
TIIIS remarkable invention, -which has received
the imiversal approb4ion of the Medical prates
sion -of Great Britain, comprises an entirety new:ap
plication of Galvanism, as ti remedial agent', by means
of which the ordinary Gidvanie Batteries, Electric
and Magnetic Machintii, edei, are entirely dispensed
with, and the Mysterious pnwer of Galvenisei applied
without any of the objections which are inseparable
from the gencial mode noW in use. The ationg dos
es, and irregular intervals,lin which Galvanism is ap
plied by the Machines, has been pronounced; after a
fair and impartiaLtrial,to be decidedly injurious, and
it was to remedy this radidal defect that this new rip
plicatiOn-was projected, Which, after unceasing toil,
and perseverance, - has been bionght to- 'its, present
state of perfection. The Gairsinze,Ringsanswer all
the purposes of the most expeesive Machines; and
in many other respects are more safe and certain in
accomplishing the desired effect.
The;Gatranic - Rings used in connection - with the
Magnetic Fluid, are confidently recionmended in di
disorders which arisefr r om tan enfeebled and unhealthy
state of the nervous or vial lystem, and these coin
plaints are among the most painful and- universal to
which we arc subject. They ante, without eiception,
from one simple cause—a derangement of the Nerv
ous System—and - it was in these cases that other
'remedies' havitig SO often failed, a new agent was
greatly needed, which it is confidently believed, has
been fpend in the proper and judicious application
of Galvanism- . - •
The Galvanic, Rings have been used with entire
i. accesss in all casesof Itzlnu3tArtssi, acute or chronic,
applying to the head, face or limbs, Gout, Tic-Dolo
reux, Toothach - c, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous Sick
Ileaducher, Indigestion, raralysis,Palsy;" Epilepsy,
Fits, Cramp, Palpitations, of the' Heart,: ApOplexy,
Stiffneis , of Joints, Spinal Complaints, Lueibag o,
Neuralgia, Nervous Tremors, Dizziness of the . Brad,
pain in the Chest and Sidi, General Debility,Deficien
ry of Nervous and Physical Energy,'.and NERN
MS DISORDERS. In cases orCimiirtlled Dyspepsia,
which is simply a nervous derangement of the diges
tive organs, they have been , found equally successful.
Their extraordinary effects upon the system must be
witnessed to be believed, and as a certain preventive
for the preceding complaints they are equally recotn
mended. The Rings are of different
,prices, being
mule of all Sizes, and of various ornamental patterns,
and can be worulty the most delicate female without'
the slightest inconvenience. In fact, the seniationi
is rather agreeable than otherwise.
The. Galvanic Beltsi Bracelets, Bands,
Garters, 'Nerlaces, &c.
In some cases of a very- severe character, and of
long standing, the power as applied by,the Galvanic.
Rings is not sufficientto arrest the progress of disease
and ultiruately. reStoreiteafth. The improved modi
fication in the Galvanic Belts, Bracelets, Ste., entire
ly remedies this objection; any degree of power that]
is requiredcan readily be obtained, and no complaint
which the mysterious agerit of Galvanism can effect
will fail to be perniane,.titly!relieted. These articles
are adapted to the wait:ls:arms, wrists,limba ;
or any part of the - body, With perfect convenience.
The Galvanic Necklaces ate used With greater bene
fit in cases of Broncliitts Or affections. of the throat
generally; also in cases of Nervous Deafness; and ,
with almost uniform success as a Preventive for Ape-1
plexy, Epileptic Fits, and similar-complaints.
Christie's Magnetic Fltiid
is used in connection with the Galvanic Rings and
all their modifications. This composition has been
pronounced by the FreneliChetnists to ne one of the
most ritiaorti i nary discoveries of modern Science. It
is believed to possess the remarkable power of ren
dering the nrireei sensitive to galvanic action by this
means causing acoueentration of the influence, at the
seat of disease, thus giving rapid and permanent-re
lief. No other composition in chemistry is known to
produce the
.same effect, or to impart a similar pro
petty to the nervous system, by Means of an outward
Ideal application. The 'Magnetic Fluid contains noth
ing capalde of the slightest injury; its application is
agreeable, and it is as harmless in its action as It is,
beneficial in its results. Full exalanationa and direc
tiona accompany it. The combined inventions are in
every way perfectly harniless;•they are sold at prices
within the reach of all and the discoverer only re.
quests a fair trial as a test of their surprising efficacy.
and permanent benefit.
Christie's Galvanic Strengthening Plus.
tees.
These articles - form another valuable application
of the mysterious influence of Galvanism. They,are I
an important 'adjunct to the g,emulue Galvanic Rings
and their modifications, acting upon the smite princi
ple, hut - haying the advantage of more ledal applica
tion. They are Man.fidenlrecotnmended as a valu
able addition in the speedy ure ofßlietimatism,acute
or chronic; in all nervous' complaints, and'as a paid-
Jive remedy in". cases of Pain and Weakness in the
Chest or Back/Pain in the Side,in Amalie Affections,
and in Weakness or Oppression of the Puliizonary Or
gans. In Spinal Complaints their effects are of the
most decided character, and - they have' often been
used with complete success. They are also of the
greatest advantage in Pain's and Weakness of the
Breast,nriti arc highly recommended for many ofthosei
complaints to which feniales are especiallyliable. As
an effectual means for strengthening the system when
debilitated with disease or other causer; as a certain
aid in Constitutional Weakness, as a Preventive of
Colds, and in all affections Of the Chest, generally,
the Galvanic Strengthening. Plaster will be found of
great and tiermanent advantage. In a few words; it
embraces all the virtues of the- best tonic preparation,
With the important addition of the galvanic influence,
which is neither impaired nor exhausted, while the
action continues. These articles Will be found entire
1y free from those objections which are a constant
source of complaint with the ordinary plasters in
common use
The greai celebrity and success of these arti
cles have caused them to be counterfeited by i,nprin
cipled persons. To provide against imposition, Dr.
CHRISTIE has but one authorized agent in each city or
the Union. The only agent in Pittsburgh, •
W. W. WILSON.
. ,
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS,
Of the highest and most respectable character, are
constantly received, regarding the extraordinary
value, and success ofthe abolve articles. . It is believ-
ed that in the citv . of Ness york alone, upwards of
EIGHT THOUSAND PERSONS during a period of
less than a year, have' been entirely relieYed of the
most painful chronic disnrd , rs, souse of tyhicli have
completely baffled all form r. etrOrts of medical art.
indeed many - of the first physlcians (Willis city, who
disapprove of the Galvanic and Magnetic Machine,
constantly recommend this application in their prac
tice, and with the ecreption or those who are too
prejudiced to give it a trial, the invention has re- 1
ccived unanimous favor With the most intelligent,
among the American Faculty. Dr. Christie is at all .
times ready and most happy to give everyfacilitv to .
physicians, and all interested; for testing the truth or
his askertions and the efficacy of his discoYery.
Only , agency in Pittsburgh, corner of 4th and
Market Street. . . oCtl4-diy.
_
At No. 2. Commercial Ilbw, Liberty street, ,, Bi6- Gol
den Mortar" once more.
A
R AtlT:o.Sm&g.oll.o,,,C.hKicNh'v'thYniythhaai,i.kefholerfoertotiliberelirbetcraeli,pead
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, tall trade. Among which may be
found in quantities to suit purchasers, the folloaving
articles.
Rhuebard Root, • Liquorice Root,
iFlOpr Sulphur,'
do. Ball,
!Gum Arabic, ' Refined Borax,
CaPd Magnesia, Sal Soda,
Garb iMugtiesia, - Spanish Brown,
Gum Aloes, . .G tm Copal, i.
Cream Tarter, II 11 Brimstone,
Calomel, , ‘, , NNlhite Chalk,.
Sup Carb Soda, -E4t. Logwood,i' ,
Epsom Salts, , Chlip'd do.
Glauber ~ti,- Madder '
Tartaric Acid, Yellow Ochre, ,
Gum Scammony, Chrome Yellow;
Bal Copavia, .
4 ;lo. Green, • .
It
Salt Petre, se Pink.
Together with ageneralassortritentorOiri,Paints,
Varnishes, Paint Brushes, Bye Woods, &:c...fic. all
of which will lie. sold- as lov4-n as at any other house
in the city. 9 - r - sepl9
MITE 11E1DELBEI1G CAtECBISM, or. a sum
-1 MITE
raary. or Cbilstian .Thiptrive by..rhe
Gerinarr gio_de#riati,=-
For sale . idour store, NO. 115 Wood at. Pittsburgh.
jell. SBILIBA & SCHEIBLEB, Booksellers.
mm.!
MEM
,; ,
CAUTION
Drugs, Drugs, Drugs,
Min
ti:..... ~ ,;
.. ~~. h
~ ~'j...
IMIESIE
=ME
WiffMffMfffffNfM
'C;c~;tal~~.
. 11 T41000 1
• 1:
i : btuggio:al .01110 e..
s
Loire, letter,; triads, all, all, arc uneniriyed
fr .g7l"
•A\l,
tc4ards the market.
D. Brown gives his Tarticuihr attention .to. the
reatment and investigation of the
ses: . .
All diseasesaiiiiintiloni ImpuritiesOf the Blood
scrofula, syphilis, seminal weekrieas; unpoteney,
salt rheum, diseases of the eye:and ear, rheuthatism,
pahey.
Dr. Brown has much pleasure in an it runcing•to
rr
the public, that ho is in possessioof e latest
formation and improvement in thet treatment of
secondary syphils, practised at the Piaris Leek Hos
pital. The .modern researches on 'syphilis, its
,complications and consequences andthe improved
'modes of practice which have been made knoWn
to the public but recentley, and to those chiefly
who make this branch of 3fedicine, their particu
far study and practise.
Many new and*.aluable remedies havebeen late
ly introduced: whichsecures the patient being met
curiulized ontof 'Strangers are apprised
thafDoctor 'Brown has been educated in .every
bratich of medicine, and. regularly admitted, to
practise; and that
,he now confines himself to: the
study andpractice of this particular branch,togeth- •
er with all disetes of a private or delicate nature,
incident,to.the hiunanfrrime. ~No cute, no pay...
Recent cases are relieyed.in .a.short;time, with
out interruption from business.
ocl•Office.on piaminid Alley, a,. few doors. from
Wood street; towards "the market. 'Consultations
strietly•confidehtial. " ' ' myi:l4l&.:wy
- • '
Dr. Orborne , s Aridlan 'Vegetalge
salve Pills. -
. .
Prepared by Dr. George Bennett, of York city.
r 1114 : unprecedented success that has attended the
use of these pills in the Practice of the proprie
tor, 'for the, last pia. or night years, has induced him
to yield, to the.importuuities of many who have. used
and been
,beriefitted by them, and . make arrangel
manta to p lace ,them within the reach
.of the public
generally, In doing.so he feels called upon to say
that tie Indian Vegetable Restorative Pills is deci
dedly superior to any with whiph,liejs. acquainted.
They combing the propertied of, many of-the boat
vegetable medicines used in no other pills) in such
a manner as tp.afferd not only, immediate and tem- -
porary but permanent relief.
The valuabletonic which enters into
.their
.com
position, by, their 'action upon the secretory organs
hold in check the purgative principle, and induce a
gentle and natural operation, witno.ut,ineonvenienee
or pain, and while, they restore,a natyrarandhealthy,
action of the stomach, liver and.hOWels they in
crease instead of diminishing thestrerig)h !of the pa-I
tient: The general opinion that a ppwfirfi,il and vio
lent purgative is necessary is feepdedjin error; they I
id general irritate the stomackand.liweis, derange
the Secretions, and are productive of very *gripes
consecitieriees, and Itartnuld be known that the great.
mass of pills in general use are composed of the
moat powerful and irritating purgatives, mid actavith
too great a degree of violence, predpeing that de
rangement in the system that..ia followed :by •edn
stigation of the bowels, indigestion and costivcnesp,
' From these facts the, natural inference would be .
that to Mainthin uniform health it is necessary to
correct unhealthy 'seciitionsiespel merbid • humors
and purify 'the system, by the . use pia medicine that
will act efficiently yet mildly, assist instead of de
ranging the.organs of the system, and thus,.bring na
ture malts proper and healthy channel, to accomplish
which no medicine is superior to the Indian Vegeta
ble Restorative Pills; their operation is,, in, ordinary
doses, to , promote a natural and easy evacuation, and
at the same time by their tonic property impartyigor
and health to the system, but when a powerful and
speedy operation is necessary, it will be accomplish
ed by increasing the dose, which may be done. with
perfect safety, as they. arc entirely Vegetable.
They have been used as a family, medicine for
'years by many of the first respectabiljty, and altho ,
they are not recommended to "heal all the ills
that flesh is heir' top yet itrhasrmen found very rare
that it his been found necessary.for those using,theni
to employ any other medicine, and their occasional
use' sillalmost invariably prove an effectual proven,
live to disease. 'rimy are exactly adapted to the use
of families, travelers and seamen; they, cleanse the
blood, causing a free circulation--opea the. obstruc
tions and promote the secretions of healthy bile, and
consegnently i ari an excellent medicine for nausea,
indigestion, nervous disiorders, dejection, liver com
plaint, pains in the liead, side and breast, costive
ness, loss ofappetite, urinary obstructions, ague and
fever, bilious and intermittent fever, dysentery, rheu
matism, scorfula, and are eminently useful in all fe
male complaints—and in one word, ali,diseases aris
ing Clout unhealthy secretions and impurity of the
blood. Numerous testimonials of. their efficacy is
particular cases might be added, but the proprietor
prefers presenting a few certificate's of their general
character, from persons of
.unquestionable cando:
and veracity, who would not in any . degree lend their
infliiencOo promote anything that is 'not of decided
utility, and rely upon their intrinsic merits . to gain
them a reputation, feeling a perfect confidence that
none will abandon their 'use who give them a fair .
trial.
Heads of families should always keep a quantity
of Dr..osborne's Indian Vegetable Restorative Pills
iti the Louie; they never faif. For those who are
subject to fits, headache, giddiness, dimness (Weight
or drowsiness arising from too great a flow of blood
to the head, should take these pills in preference to
anything else, as they are a sure remedy.
Females who value good health should never be
without Dr. Osborne's Indian Vegetable RestoratiVii
Pills, as they . purify the blood, remove obstructions,
and give the skin a beautiful, clear, healthy and be,-
coining appearance. It hak been admitted by sauna-
bee of physicians that females cannot too highly value
these pills.
The following certifiaatesare.from the Rev.. Thos.
Newman and the Rev. David Webster, ministers in
the Methodist E. Church,New York Conference: •
Nr.w PALTZ, Sept.
Dr. Osborn—Dear Sir: 1 have used your Indian
Vegetahlellestorativt, Pills myself, and made use of
them in my family, and most cheerfully.recommend
them as a very valuable family medicine..
itiispectfully, . . . .Thosins NEWMAN.
litutvooao, August 3d, 45.
D. T. Osborn--Dear have fernome time past
made use of your Indian Vegetable Restorative:Palls,
both myself and in my family,.and do most cordially
recommend them as 4 superior family -medicine.
Their action is exceedingly milatated efficacious, and
so far na my experience goes, they are all that. you
recommend them to be. •
Respectfully, DAVID WrnorEn.
Letter from the Rev.' George Rowe . :
ELK HORN, Walworth counti, Wig,
Dr. Ostiorh.—lt is with pleasure I-inform you o;
the great benefit which t have derived from you - r
pills. .1 have been in a decline forsomo time, which
has greatly alarmed me, more especially its myeorn
plaint was a-consumptive one, and I have also been
very billions, and have labored severely - with pains
in my head, and my eyes have been so affected-as to
turn. of 0 cloudy, sallow and other disagreeable coin
plexions. bly. wife had suffered also from great
weakness and severe pains, and as your pills' hive
30 wonderfully relieved us, 'we have sounded - the
name of them all over our neighborhood ; and wher
ever my extraordinary 'cure is - known, as the most
valuable Ereparation for purifying,the blood and reg
ulating the system. I should not hive known the
worth of-your - pills had it not been for the. Rev. W:
F. Dewit, orCuddebackville, Sullivan county, N. Y.,
who with'reat kindness sent me a box 4o try them,
and to that bor of pills I owe my„ health; and as the
agent hero is out of your pills, I wish you would!end
me a package of boxes as soon as possible.
Respectfully, • GrasoE Borns,'
Osborne Indian
.Vegetable He.
storative Pills - Should 'be taken" every 'eight for k a
week, less or more, as the obstinacy of: the, dinease;
•Or circumstances are. The is.frem2tOS,
according . to the constitutled of the.rerson,"but tticy
should be taken in stacient qnitinties to. operate
two or thiee times on the bowelS.',Very delicate
persons. should' begin with but two, and increase as
the natuie oT the ease may require. These More to- .
bust or of very costive habit, may begin with three
and•increase to six, or even more if. it shall' be found
necessary,' and they effect 'sect
change to guide the patient in - their cuture'ese,
Each no: Coritninsfrum 35 to 40pills--Price 25 eta.
Sold; Wholesale and retail, at W. JACKSON'S PUMA
Medicine Warehouse r No. 89, Liberty st., - head of
Wood, the only - Place in Pittsburgh where ,the genti4
inc Dr. - Osborn's Indian. Vegetable Restorative P . • I
Feu ne.obtained: • :•-• • • • . octl9-ddrw6m: .
.
('IULORIDE of LW. i ."iiiifois, and rp,r, icy 1,.:,1"'"0ct13 • • ' BAYS & BROCKCVAY.
::~.~.
MEN
ME I
=NEE
WENN
MEM
DOCTOR BROWN, a
.gularly educated . physi
an from the eastern' . cit
would respectfully anl
nince, to the citizens of
ntsburgh,Allogheny and
tcinity, that he can be
)nsulted privately. and
mfidentially, .every. d ay.
'ening at his Ivffice." On
iamoncl
>ors from. Wood .abtet.
CERTIFCATES
.c! !,
=BE
MEM
ttMUMSM
.•
'Aissikttaieerfa . All.ilenitng °instates., • -
ta 7
preeeding Sidra' is
to•rep.w.„Atthe.jit
Rratinitaiftextas
the. grerataveruation
'le impurities of the
-It .wilt benotieed
thick deidy-mitsa
i from , all points ot •
.*Neh : I
that tbis Iperspirti -- I
lows bnintdiritpteds • .1
,en, we - areAthealth; 'if
lases ivhet.we are
......,n oar from the-bfood and
01 the body, anddisposesby thisnicaris,
nearlyall the impurities within us. The language of
Scripture is t‘in the Blood is the Life?? 10t Ever be
comes impure,,it.may. be traced direetly..totbe stop)
page of the insensibleperspiration. Thqe we see, alf
that is necessary When the blori,d is stagnant , or in-;
fected, is to open the pormiintid it relieves itself from'
all impurity. instantly., : Its own heat and sitality are
sufficient, without one particle of medicine, except
to open the pores upon, the surface. 'Thus we serV
the folly of taking so much inteinarremedies. All'
practloners;however. direct their efforts to _restorer'
the Insensible Perspiratioh.- The' Thompsonlan, for'
instance, sf earns, the HYdropiithist shrouds 'us in-wet
blankets, tile llomopithist dells out infitilthiaimals,,
the Allopathist 'bleeds and doses us with iiihmury,:
and the bluXtering Quack .gorges us with pills, pills,•
pills. . .
To give some idea -•orthe amount of tha Ingenal-•
Me Perspiration, we will- state that the learned. Dr.
Lewenhotkiaaeertained that five-eights of
ceivo into thesstomach, passed off by this mesas„' In
other words, if we eat and drink sight pol.rn 4l l.pair
day, we evacuitefive.pounds °Cathy the In sensible'
Perspiiation.r. ' • • ! -
This,ia, none nthet than: the baud up particles of
thit blood, and ther juices giving place to 'the new
and - fresh 'ones. To checkthisoberefore ii to-ie.;
tarn in the system five-eights of all the virulent matter:
that nature demands should leave the body.
Rya sudden transition froin heat to cold, the peter
are stopped,the Peripitatiam.ceales, ad !disease ben:
gins at once to develope itself , filence , a stePlialtetot
this flow of the juicei, originates so many core-'
It is by stopping the pores, that . overwhelm 4
kind with coughs, colds, and consumption. Nine:
tenths of the.-world die from diseases. induced by. a
stoppage of the Insensible Perspiration.
Let ate ask, now, story candid mind,what course
seems the most reasonable to punsue, to unstop the
pores, after they areclosed. Would yea give .
to unstop the pores? Or would you apply something ,
-that would do this upon the surface, wherethe'clog;.•
ging actually, is? And yet I know of no, physician
who - makes any external applications to effe . at it.
Under these circumstances, I present to phyilitians;-
and to all others, McAlister's AU-Healing Ointment,
or the World's . &hp. . It has power to testore.per
' spiration on thi fe'et, on,the'head old soresiupon'the
! chest, in short, Amon any part of the bogy., whether:
diseased slightly or seterelyi ' '• '• i• ' '
• It has power to cause all estenial gorea,aserofulcrite -
humors, skin diacires,. poisonous -wounds,sto . die.;
charge their putrid matter, and then heal* them. .
It is a remedy that sweeps off the whole catalogue . of ,
eutanceint disorders, and restore the. entire ctutcle
;to itahealthy funetions. •
• It is a rowdy that forbids the necessiti, ,
cifio finial '
and deleterious drugs taken into the stonileb; '
It is a remedy that neither sicknens, gives itic-onie.-:
• nience, or is dange'rou ' s to the intestines. •• .
!: It preserves - and' defends the surface' fthiii•all de.
• rangement of-its functions. 'The inrfice is the' out.,
.let of five-eights of the bile and used up matter, with
in. It ht pierced with millions of openings to 'relieve
the intestines. Stop up these pores; and death knockirl
at.your. door. It is rightly termed All-Healing, far
-there- is. scarcely a disease, external or internal, theta
it will not benefit. I have used it for the last fourteen',
years fur all disease* of the chest, consumption'
er involving the utuiost danger and responsibility, and _
I declare before Heaven and maa, that not in one '-
Single case has it failed, to benefit, when' the patient
was within the - reach ofmortal mean'. -
Ihave liadplicians, learned in the Preessitintl
have' had miniThrs of the Gospel, Judges
. on the
bench,. Aldermen and• Lawyers, gentlemen of the
highest erudition and multitudes' of tho poor, use it
in every variety of way, sod there has been but one -
voice---ene united and universal voice—saying "Ma ,
Allister, your Ointment is good. • -
CONSUMPTION—It can hardly be credited that a
salv6 can have any effect upon the lungs, seated as
theyrirewithin'tho system. But if placed' ills= the ,
Chest; it penetrates directly to the lungs, seperatea •
the poisonous particles that are consuming them, ;-
-and expels them from the system. •
I need not say that it is curing persona econaump
tion continually, although we 'are told iiht foolish*
rtes.*, l'care not. what is said, aolorg ait4:cap_care
"several thousand persons yearly. .
'IfEADACHE.—The Salve has cured • petiole. es'
the Headache of ten years standing, and who had it
regularlf..esery week, so that vomiting 'often took
place. .
. Deafness and Ear Ache are helped with like suo..
COLD FEET.—Consumption, Liver Complaint * -
pains in the chest or side, falling off the hair, on, or .
the other alway's accompanies cold feet. :
The Salve will cure every case.
In Scroulla, Plrystpplas, salt R4eum, Liver com
plaint Sore Eyes, Quinsy, Sore. nroat,lironchitio,
Broken or Sore Breast, Piles, all Diseases,Chest:such
as Asthma, .Oppression' ain, also Sore Lips, ~ - ped Hands, Tumours, Cutaneous Eruptions,Nervours
Diseases, and of the Spine there is probably no mod-.
icine now known so'good.• . •
! BUILNS.—It is the best thing in the. world for
Burns. (Read the Directions around' the box.)
PIMPLES ON THE FACE—Masculine Skin gross -
surface. its ; first action is to cilia' all humor: - It•
will not cease drawing till the face is free from any
matter„tha t may be lodged under the skin, and fre
quently. breaking out to the surface. It then heals.
When there is nothing but grosSness, or:dull .repul- •
sive surface, it begins to soften and soften until the
skin becomes as smooth anS delicate as a child..
WOIIII-S.=lf parents knew how fatal most medi
• eines Weri to children taken inwardly, they would
be slow to resort to them. Especially . “mercuria l
..
lozenges” called “medicated lozenges;”
fuges" pills, &c. Thetruth is,'no one can tell,
variably when worms are preient. Now let me say •••
to permits -that this Salvo will always tell if 'a child
has worms. • It-will drive every -vestige . of them a- ',
way. (Read the directions around the box) • - •
. There is probably 3/0 medicine on the face of the '
-earth at once so sure and so safe in the. expulsion of
Worms.. - • -
TOILET.--Although I have said little about it- at
d hair restorative yeti Will stake it against the world,.
They. may bring their °Hafer end near, and mine will
restore the lizirtwo•casee to their one. !. •
• OLD SORES.—That some Sores are an outlet to -.!,
the impurities of tne system, is, because they'eannot- '
pass off through the natural channels of the Insensi
ble Perspiration. If such sores are healed up the'
jmpuritiestumat have some other outlet, or it:Will en- •'•
danger life.. This salve other
always provide foe
such emergencies '
RIIELINIATISBI.—ItremoVes almo4iteliktf7.••••
the inflammation and swnlling, when -thepaie 41L 4 i.
course. Ceases.
• FEVERS.—In•eII cases of fever, the ilidielltY Bell
in the pdres being locked up, so that the•heat and: .
perspiration cannot pass off. • If the • least moisture•r;
could be started the crisishas passed and the 'danget•• •• 6!
over. The All-Dealing Ointment will in' ,
all Cases 01,
feversalmost instantly unlock the skinendbringTortt!
• • . r 4 •..
the perspiration. - •
.. . ~ . • „
SCALD lIEAD.We have cured cases that acts •
ally defied every thing known, as well as the ability
of fifteen or twenty doctors.- One man told Oahe
had spent 6500 on his children Without any - benefit
when tylbw boxes of the ointment cured them. - . ~. --.
CORNS.—Occasional' use'of the °inn:dent will al- '•
ways.keep cornafrom'grewhig. - People:need 'lever' '•
be troubled with them if they will use it.. - • • -
'AS A FAMILY MEDICINE,..-14• 0 mances meas
ure its value., tio leng as the stars roll along over.'
thelieavens-r-so lOng as 'man treads the earthoitab-1`
ject to all infanities of the. flesh—so long as disease- -.
and sicknessii kneweritist aci long will this. good t• - ••
Ointnieutle:usted awl esteemed. When man- etas
es'fronsoff the , earth, then the demand' '. Wilt cease ' , ‘•
and not till then: JAMES .McALISTE.R. & Co.
Bole proprietors of the aboye Medicine. -Price 26. -
cents
,per box.; ..- . -
CAUTION.--As the All-Healing Ointment:44;W :
been greatly counterfeited, we have given this is
,
tion to the public that "no; Ointment wili gem:lint% ;
-unless the :fames of Jamie' ItleAlister, or James Are-,
A/later 4- C 0.,. 2ZO.WRITi7JI with a. PEN upon tyrerr:-
label." Now we berebr offer wreward of 100 to. • 3
be paid on • convict-lasi in any:, Of the constituted;
courts of the United States, fo r. a33 o4Yiderd epee"-
terfeiting OUI,IIBMO and" Oititinent. -
.
- PRICE - ' 245- CENTS - PER , BO.IE.
• .
AGENTS IN PITTSBU RGH—Drama, dt Reiteri, •
corner of Li berty,and .St.. Clair sta. are' the
sale agenis, and. L. Mei:ix, jr., corner Market at. eta:-
the Diamond; Hays , Brockway, (Druggists No
Commercial Row; Liberty sty J. H. Cassel, coriter,ort.:::
Walnut and Penn streets., Zith ward, and sold at :
'Bookstore to Beetbfteldit. 3d door from Second its. j. .
and in. Allegheny , city by, Ij P. Schwartz, ind J. 611 , 4 - •
gent, and by J. G. Smith (Druggist),llictainghann,awdli
D..Negley,Xast tilierty;:ll.'ReWland,hltriaiiatki
Samuel Walker ;Elizabeth; J. Alezander.lr.Sorhylo,..•
tiongahelatity;.ll. /I,Roppnan T.: - Itizgeof&A
:Brown/sine,. Pri; Rotikki,;43ridgeWittairv'sal*i..
4 . 0 . 4 Barclay, 'leave( rk. mat Ws: . ;
EM=IE=M!
affsms
t o
• - • '
S ,<<- ,^
is
3 -10
- • -
;;~.b_
~;<= is :`=
MEE
Egi
giirSAM
121511 S
MEE
=SE
•••
...
~.::,..-..T..f.i•
. -,:i 4 ......t."*.e4L,i5..-
.: :t....;17-,- ..::: , !... , :Qt.i,,t,:., 41'
V 515;..?- :. „ .. , . ,.- ..:',,t'.--..
1:::.•!:-.:,...'"-"?'
.. -. ..C: • . , ~. .e .,....C. ,,, ' .'....: 7 '. - TZ'
' ....::... 4. . - 7 , :' * ; ' , , ?-f .7... r :' ' '.'' • "
.- 1
...0
Milli
•p ~ -.
.. •
• .•
,~~r
~.
• • • • • •
•• t- , -
•
„ , j.
• -.
7;'.W,•,' •
• r
'
•
. •
f%74:1:1;.•‘.6.44.:54.0404...g.
, , t"..• •••4,it..
• • —i•"!? '; *";•4s..tfahri'."'ff:
"'
;;.
•
• : •
- •
• •
• •
•
=;ll=2
' :
}he r _
`:~i~~.
EIEN
BEES
-
'2.1%
• :
•
1 :40'
•
OMEN
"
" -'Z.f4:' •
I:; ' ,; ;• '4, :':.f!..fze••'''"
. '
'•
< •
BEIBIE
N it.
r r
;:>~~f
IRE
': , ':; 4 ;::
-, ~; .
=BB
~ ~~~1
;,:;,
_`.
;;~
~ ~ ij{=
. I.l'~r'; ~:'.i
<'y
:, ~~'
cL , '
NESE
- ' ; ,;;
,_;:-~ . -
`. .-.4. -
~~:~
!,':'.-'''.?
c : : Z'
.....:.•.•,'..,A*..''!; , '
- ' : :; - '-'',. :%.7- ..::;'•
~,
_ •Y, ~'
~Ji~~~..
.~_
r ~..;
. ... 7 4 t. ' i.r......7 ' '
.4. ): -. .. , ):•7; .!, :
4. - ' j':".•- '' :
..i":.',....-......,...i..!:::,:i:i'_
lIMI