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~ttii~t~}~~ortatioi~'~itie s _ -
Pittsburgh Portable Boat pines
18
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-0011: the -transportation of freight between Pitts
-2 berg - hand the Atlantic cities, via. Pennsylvania
ImPitivements and Baltimore and Susquehanna rail-
The Preprietors - of this old established line,having
completed' their arrangements, are" prepared to for
ward, &ids to and from the least (On the opening of
the canal,navigation,) on as reasonable terms as any
other responsible line, and are 'determined .that
no
care or attention on their part.shall be-wanting to se
cure a continuance of that patronage so liberally lae
steweidupon them for several years past.
The.decided success of the portable boat system,
BO maxiifestin the regularity and despatch experienced
in the delivery of goods, the abseucerof all risk of
delay,hreakage or other damage, incident-to the ofd
System; where goods have to bo hurriedly transhipped
three times on the way, and the merchantable order
in which priaduce has been avowedly delivered by
them,' hall induced the proprietors to increase their
stock, considerably this season. Their extensive
warehouses at each point, (ancaqualled by any other
line,) affords them facdrtiey to conduct their business
with despatch; and to shippers the convenience of
free storage, if required, until their arrangements ate
complete—while their long experience in the carry-'
ing trade, it is-presumed, will bo sufficient guarantee
to their patrols and the public that they will success-
Billy exert themselves to givsgeneral satisfaction.
Produce received forwarded, steamboat charges
phid, and bills lading transmitted free of charge • for
commission, advancing or storage, and all communi
cations to ,the following agents promptly attended to:
• . TAAFFE & O'CONNOR, •
Cor. Penn and Wayne std., Pittsburgh.
THOMAS, BORDIDGE,
278 Market street, Philadelphia.
O'CONNORS & Co.,
North st., Baltimore. -
Bingham's iranspoCtatton Line.
1846
OONDUCTED on strict Sabbath keeping principles,
though not claiming to be the only line that is so
conducted. The proprietors of this old estdblished;
line, have put their stock in the most complete order,
and are thoroughly prepared . to forward produce. and I
'.merchaidize to and from. the Eastern
,cities'on the
opening of naVigation.
We trust that our long 'experience in the carrying
busiMess, and zealouit attention to.thointerests piens
totters, will secure to us a. continuance and increase
of the patronage heretofore bestowed Hlinglianits
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Our 'arra:ngements will enable ,ns to carry freight
with the utmost delpatch; and our prices shall always
be as low as the lowest charged by other responsible
Oro:lace and raerchantlize will be receiced arni,
warded east and A - vestomithout any churl° for adverti-1
sing, storage or Commission.
Bills of lading forwarded, and every 'direction
promptly attended to. • •
Address, prapply to ' • NVM. BP.‘;GII AM,. •-
Canal Baku, cor. Liberty:and Wayne sts., Pittsb'g,
BINGIIAMS, DOCK 4 STRATTON, ..
• - No: Market st., - Philadelphia,
- ; •JAiIIES WILSON, Agent,
No. lit'd North HoWard st.,
-WILLIAM TYSON, Agent;
torlt-c • - . - No. 10 West st., New York
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independent Portable Boat Line
vuuu,. 1846
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FOB;the transportation-of produce and mereltan
diirt to and from 'Pittsburgh, Baltimore and
Philadelphia; rwithout transhipping. Goods con- ,
signed. to oar care, will be forwarded ; without tielay,4
at the lowest ; current rates; Bills - of :Lading trans.',
and all , instructions promptly. attended to;
free fiont any extra charge for .storage or -Commis,
lion,. Address
C. A. McANULTY dt Co.,
• Canal 81.3 in, Pittsburgh.
IIOSI, mEntitiLL & Co.,
Smith's Wharf, Baltimore.
MF 1118, RAYSOIt & Cp.
Broad st.,Philadelpida,
Fick:worth , . Way Freight
• Line.
184 6
XCLUSIVELY for the transportation of way
freight r_A • eight between Pittsburgh, Blairsville, Johns,
town, liellidayaburgh, Water Street, and all inter
natfidiate places: • •
Oise boat leaves the Warehouse of O. A. McNeal
,
tylk'Co.,Pittsburgli, every day (except Sundays) and
Shippers can always depend on having their goods
forwarded without delay and on accounnodatir4
terms.
We respectfully slick your patronage.
PHDPICIETOIL9.
J. Piekwartli of boats . , Nile, Exchange,.Ps.ris rind
Pacific. - - - `•••
.. J. Barnes or boats, Push and Exoine.
John Miller of cars on Portage Rail Road.
' AGENTS.
J. PICKWORTII, Canal Basin, Johnitown,
.10111`C MILLER, ‘i Hollidaysburgh,
C. A. M'ANULTY CO, " Pittsburgh.'
floNoivcAtiEL A nouTE, .
VIA. DROWNIVILL.E.
- TO" . BALTIMORE, in 32 hours - Pareslo.
TO PLIILIDELPI II . 4 . in 40 hours-7-fare $l2;
omit 73 D 111.13 ST. O AII=G!
U. S. MAIL.. 1.7
The Great Speed, Regular it y and high Reputation
already attained by this pleasant passenger Route,
ha.s Induced the. Post Master General, to place the
New York'and Philadelphia Mails to Pittsburgh,
uE
on it.
The superior and swift steamers CONSUL- and
LOUIS IkPLANE leaves the 3lonongabels. Wharf
precisely at o , ciocli. ceery Morning, and at G o'-
clock every evening , except Sundays. Splendid
Coaches await their arrival at Brownsville, to trims
port Passengers and Mail, only 73 miles to the Rail
Road at Cumberland.
The preparations on this route are ample, and thel
connections complete, so that disappointment or de-1
lays WiU betutkuown upon IL - - -- - I
By our tickets,passengers can delay at Cumberland
orut Baltimore, during theirplensure, and continool
theirjeumoy either by steamboat or cars to Philo
delphia.
'tiice in the "St. Charles lintel ," Wood st. Pitts
burgh. - - MESKIMENy -
1731 • Agdut.
- --
iioDEs. & ALCORN, (Late of New York :city,) •
No: 27 Fifth st., between Wood and Market,
Manufaiturers of Mustard, Ground Spices, Catsups,
&c., &c., will open during the present week a large
assortment of articles in their line,rwhich. 'they will
v..holeardo. in ,quantities to suit 'dealers; at, Eastern
wholesale prices. All articles sold by them warran
ted. Merchants intending to go east would de well
to call before leaving,' the city. They maybe; found
at their, warehouse Nu. 27 Fifth street, in Ryan's
. aep7. •
To .A.rms t To Arms I : !. ,
~.k i
TIiREATF..NE'D INVASION OF WEST
ERN PENNSYLVANIA.. by .Cul. Swift,
wit . 14001). men, notwithstanding; which,- J. "AI;
White will continue' to sell clothing cheaper than
any has liciepithre been offered in the western coun
try,. having_the largest establishment in- the city,
fronting on Liberty and Sixth' streets. Bele now
prepared to show to his numeroo;patronS the great
est variety.: of cloths, cassimeres,• vestiugs,and char
thing or all descriptions, suitable forthe approaching
season, that hits ever,licen offered in this market, to
which all can have the Right of Way..., Obeeve the
..corner, No. lti7,l,iliertyand Sixth streets.:_ l ,_
'• - - .t. 11. WHITE, Tailor, -.
-
Fifth wand tiv - cry Stable.
. . .
av74 - THE-subscriber, having bought out -;the
• well. knawn Livery ,Stable kept by . E.
Doty, in the fit!th Ward,. respectfully informs hie
friendiand the public generally, that he will keep at
all time* a stec.k:of the: beet - deacription of riding
horses, buggies, carriages of, all --kinds,' and in short
every thing required in his line of business..
E A considerable portion of his stock is iieiv; and
is confident that no stock in the city will lie supprior
'fits terms will be moderate.' His stable is on Lib
erty street, a TeW doors above the canal' bridge,
where - he reepectfully solicits a share of public, 'pa=
tronage.•.- - • CHARLES COLEMAN;
.10- He is also provided 'with an elegant Hearee,
_which will be furnished when required. , oct2s-11
MEM
Tapsoiottts: Gesser isiEV.nalgrattou Office.
REMITTANCES and pima* to .
and from GEMAT, ATM , 4:4 1 #
111441-6 -
tItELKNO,.I)y, W.& J. T. Tapscott
Sout4 street, corner of Mahler( lane, New York;
and 96 Waterloo road Liverpool. • • , •
•.
The, subscribers having accepted the -agency • ot
the above house, are now prepared to inakdarraitge 4
dieing upon the most liberrdterina with those desb:
rous of paying:the passage of their friends - from the
old Country, and flatter - themeselves their character
and long standing : in business Will give. amplena
'suranee that all their :*arrangementa will be carried
out faithfully. .
Messrs. W. 8. J. T. Tapsiott, are long and favora
bly known fur. the auperior class,. accommodation
and sailing qualities.- of_their Packet Ships. The.
QUEEN or TII.E ItOCHES
wat; GA:RRICK' -110TTLNGUER, ROSCIUS,..
~
ERPOOL, and .SIDDONS, , two of whieli. leave each
.Port rnonthly„.Grom•New. York the .9.lat.andit6thand
from . . - Licerpo , d' the 6th and 11th, in addition to - which
they haye arrangements with. the. St. George :and
• Union Lines of Liverpool Packets io insure 4 doper
tore :frord Liirerpool. every fivedays being thus deter
rained, their facilities shall keep pace with:their
creaking patieurtgc,Whildhlr:W.. Tapscott4 constant . ,
per-sonal sunerintendance of the business in Liver-.
pool is an - - additional security that ,thadoulfOrt and
[ accdmmodation of the passenger.s will- be •pluticu •
larly attended te; • •
.[. •
The stibscribers being (as usual) extensively' enga-1
[ gedin the Transportation Business hetweim Pittsburg
and - the Atlantic Cities. are thereby. enabled to take [
charge oratl-foren.rd • pasiengers -immediately:
their landing,witliout chance of disappointment
or
I t delay, and-are therefore prepared to`contract for pas
sage from any sea port in Great Britain or Ireland to
[ this City; the nature of the tufsiness they are engaged
in giving them facilities for 'carrying passengers so
-far inland not otherwise attainable, and will, (if ne
• ceSsary,)' forward- passengers further Wesi - by the
' best mode of conveyance without any additional
charges for' their trouble. Where personasent for
decline corning out, the amountpaid for passage will [
.be refunded - in full. • - • •
' - • ••• REMITTANCES. • '
The subscritiers are alao prepared to glie, drafts at
sight, - for any amount payable at .thdprificipal Cities
;and TOwns- , Eugland, 'lreland,. Scotland and
Wales; thus affording-a safe'trntlexpeditious mode of
Remitting funds to: thote Countries, which persons
requiring "Inch - facilities, svilV find it - their interest • to
avail•theraseltes•sif..- •-• • - [
- Applicatioddf•byletteepost will - he prompt
ly attended •:: ' -
TAAFFE te OOPINOR,
Forwarding-andiCummistioil Merchantsi.t
mir27 =Pittsburgh, Pa..
7 - -
.ELOCHEi:I3II.OI'.ItERS:_dic sCfis
. , .. . ,
,4. - mt .., Ali h. I A It it - Ot•Virjt s -- .1c!) as `.",. 1- , , 1 t t .1
1 8 6
•.,BEA E K-ix ,y—urreiLki..,-...igenco - . .
T 3 rxtrT.l - Ncr.§ . to, and TaSsa,„...e. to and Bern
11_, - ‘l,preat Britain and licland, by Me 'Brack Ball,. o:2'
`bad Line
.. ef Lit - eipaol I'dekif s., sailing trout Newl
York and Liverpool aci.the, ISt and 16th of -,, , 6i.5'i
lisinth. • And by Brit:clues Amerienn,Ships
„[Sailing
Weekly.]..., . , • ~ _ . . I
. Persons sending ; to the "old . ..COuritry"r ,, rltlie.irl
nlictide. can Make the 'nece'silarti . arrangements with
11thesab s ecribers, and hate tlthinbitinglit out iu any of•
j.the eight IshiPs.coMprising tlati r lllack:Ball or Old Line
1 , ofLiverzOol Pankets.aeailing ;Doh Liverpool on th
Ilst and of erit cry month,) also by find etass•ships,
1 sailing, froin that- port weekly, which our Agents,
Messrs. inmeul). Roche & Co., there Will send out/
without delay'. , : ,: . , 1
Should those ien,t for'not enrue,,MltAltellpillq Will
be retlind e d witlioutany deduction. I._ , . 1
• The "Black , Ball, or, oid Line of Ll'i l erPootPaehill
4 ets '', comprise the following. maginfieent ships, acid
will from Liverpool on,-tbeir .regular appointe-,
day, as follows:-.
, .•
Fidelia,..., . On 14Jan..• .I.st3lay. lstfiept.'
Eur0pe,........,. - 16th. ` " .16'cli
, ~. ' 16th, " 1
New York, .. . .. ... lit Feb. Ist June. -. let Oct. i
American,-Man
' 16th " 16th :!' 10th "
1
Yorkshire,.::..... Ist Ilan Ist July. Ist NOV. '
Ckinibridge, 16th .. 16th " 10th Dec.
osfurd, ,-... Ist April. Ist Aug. Ist "
Montezuma,— 16th " ltitli " 16th "
.11'plice.—It is: well known, that the. Black Ball is
the very,best ! conveyance for persons to get out their
1 friends, and as other passenger agents advertise to
I bring out passengers by that Line, the public arc re
spectfully notified by the owners that no passenger
agents, but Roche, Brothers &:, Co., and Blakely Sr:
Mitchel, ate authorisnilto advertise and to bring out
passengers by that Line. ,
W havee stall times for the Dra.fti at Sight for any
Amount, direct on the Royal Bank of Irelanil,l3.uh-7
lin. Alan op Mesers. Prescottt, GrotC, Ames to Co.,
.Bankers,London,.which arc paid free of discount, or
any charge, whatever, in all the principal towns
throughout England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Apply to, or address; if by Letter, (post paid)
ROCHE., it is CO.
No. 35, Fulton street NeWYork.
(Next door to the Fulton Bank.
MR. ROCIII. '.., Sr.,
~. No. 75 Dublin street, Liverpool.
BLAKELY BcMITCIIEL,
Penn street, and Smithfield et.
Proprietor.:
;;:;t,- ; ax e . .~5.
....; ..1- ,,' . ' , ‘'
~?,..!- ! , ! ,',f
;,:,..- ~-.;-.,
• -•';' ,, ?; - ; ', - ' , i7-...'.: , -i .
'''':r-4-i',,,;,...f-.'
1
,
~. *., 4 A .W.ii.;,v,,.;
terms.
Office at the. warchouSe of King & Holmes, on
Water at., Itcar Market street, Pittsburgh.
N. 11. King tr, Finney.invite the confidence and
patronage of their friendi and community at large to
the llslawarc M. S. Insurance Company, as an insti
tution among tho most flourishing in. Philadelphia—,
\•as having a large paid in : capital;which, by the eperl
anon of its charter, is constantly increasing—as
yielding to-each person insured his dne share of the?
profits of the Company, without involving him in
l
_ any resPrinaibility whatever, beyond the premium
fteinitlances t o England, Ireland, S.. L., actually paid in by himFand therefore as possessing
land and Wales. the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious
i
ERSONS desiirous of remitting money to any of ;
feature, and in its moat attractivo form. s nov t-tr
_.....,
ithe above...countries, 'can do so through the sub- Agency of the Pr.iniclin Fire Insurance
scribers on the mOsteasr tenets. I,Ve are prepared ' Company of Philadelphia. ,
to issue drafts fur any amount over ..Cl,OO sterling.— N. E. turner of Third and Wood strres, Pittsburgh ..i
Itensittances made through our house any day before i f ir F, ,
assets of the companyfirst on the of Janua
the-23d.0f May, will be received in Ireland, by :the rv - lge as raiblish:rd in conformity with an ace
,
10th of June.. - ... - - t
• ISLAKELYTCHEL, Pittsburgh, of the Pennsylvania Legislature, were
. & _MI Bonds and 1t10rtgag05,.........
Agents forßoche, llro's Rt. Co., I Real
. i E state, at c05t,..i...............
.. . Y ° "l'rerriporary Loans , Stockiand Cash,... `
hate
4 -....,- 1'; -.-2.7.,..:_ -, .. ,- .•
nate I Hats!!
of .. --
- • - 4, Itliking a total
splu - Nt rAsHION.--Jusi received by I .A.lfording certain IWIIIatICO that all losses will be
dsiiress. rfolll New York, the Spring Style i promptly met, end giving entire security to all:who
,of Has, - ,All those in want 'of a neat superior, Rata, obtain policies from this Company. , Risks taken at
are reSpectfully invited to call. S. MOORE, ;as low rates as are consistent with security.
N 0.93 WUrel st., 3 'doors below. niamond Alley. oct S, , . WARRICK' MARTIN . , Agent.
-,11-1, 0 i
' ---------------------"------ Pittsburgh Navigation and Fire Insu
rance Company.
Offirc, Do. tz 1, Maihet Sired. ..
MU EC TOR. , :
i William Eldfs,
Lewis Hutchison,
Fred. Lorenz,
i James' May, .
'ointlexter.
M.-ALLEN, Pres't;
Roar:Mr Fiasari Secretary.
ati:.ll2l)-tle,tn. .
-Ventittaxs
NV'ESTERVELT, the old and well k nov4
Venitian Blind INlaker,lbrmerly of Second
and Fourth sts:, takes this method to inform his many
friends of the tact. that his Factory is now in full op
eration on St: Clair st., near the .old:Alleglieni
Bricle, where constant ilupplrof Blinds of Various
colors and qualities, is constantly kept on hand and
at all prices, from twenty-cents - up io suit customers.'
N. B.' If required, Blinds will be put up so, that
in case of alarm by fire, or otheswise, they may be
removed without the aid of a screw-driver, and with
the satire facility. that any other piece of furniture
(MIX be removed, and without any extra expense.
O.OTHING ! CLOTHING ! CLOTHING !!
The Three Dig Dooors 1
1 t
vs. The Westerio
Wrld
- 1150,080 WELL SELECTED GARMENTS
. ATOW made and ready to be offered on the most,
1,11 liberal terms to my old customers and the pub
lic in general. The Proprietor of this far famed and
extensive establishment has now, after returning
from the Eastern cities '
at meek trouble and expense,
just completed his fall and winter arrangements to
supply his thousands ofleustomers.,with . one of .the
most desirable stockeof Clothing, that:has ever been
offered in this or any othermarket west (lithe moun
tains. For neatnenrin.style and:workmanship, cool
tined with the very low price which they will tie
sold for, must certainly render the old unrivalled
E Three Big Doors nee of the greatest attractions ro
the western country. It is gratifying to me to be
able to announce to nifixdruerous friends at home
and
. abroad„that notwith'stauding the extraordinary
' efforts which-I. hare filatleto meet-the many calls in
line, itis with ditacultyl call keep time with the
constant rush that is inadexiii.this p_opidar establish-
I client. - It is a well esiabliehtd fact, that my sales are,
eight or ten times larger. than. any other 'ruse. in the
trade, and this being the case on the amount sold, l ' ,
can afford to sell at lititliliattprpfitthan others could
possibly. thinkordoing if :theyznished to cover , con-1,
tingent expenses. ---1-intend tol.nrolto. a. glean_ swe!.,p,
, of all my .primetrt stoik-Irefere.the.beginning-or_nn it l
1 year; c o ining: .to. thincenclusioniai lyilt • make; it ;:the l
interest:of. every -man, -.who -yrante 7it. gheaP.YIPAPTi
suit, to,call - and perehase:atalige,Three paere t ,
anal -deny —.40-I.IA..M'CLOSA
liquglaKPies palicr 44i 7 c , • ,2
L. Imam papee„&a.roxfuetory x - Int& (ill
Iltddiddp'„ez,Browne;lntie.enytteil-4 ,
shlp,,uuder the name'itidstyld - 61: :11 . 1 4 A. lirotitte;?or
the purpose of carrying: on ti bu9ritesglit all it vn
ribticis. They:Will have always coMplete .
assortmentof PAPER lIANGINGS ARID BORDERS,
of thei r ; own menfifactute, and .t.lietr ;noel Will by
improved_ and enlarged with periodical addiiiimin
' from the best-Fkenclisfactoritasi
Agenti fur :the ..WellArie*li...o4 o 4 - PaPe;
Stehheniille, Rem - they: ,riirh.e - ponstitntly
supplied with WRITING, WRAPPING,' PRINT
LNG PAPER, BONNET I,IDARD§, Ric.; all of which
they offer wbolasale_and their , ' store, No,
.37 Wood ketWeen,Fourth anti' Dia
mond ivhoro nooto:nierdhants.rtiri4 : denlera,
arc invited to call '
~, , - - •
• "C.EO G BilowatE
~jFIF iSIiIDE
,efl Mme; Jqq € gore eiub fbi sale by'
"~oetl3 HAYBk •S RF3~B~VAY
EMIMM
!:-'..c'-i'-:.i.t-'7 . !'' - 3' .
,_
,1,
ThePreni,' MelitesiilAraCiiiiy and Thon
sands-whozhave used Dr. Steeple's CoMpoitnd !
Syrsp_of.Witd Cherry, all'oncur iu prii-1!
. , •_ nnerteing it mac ofthe hest remedies .. l.
ever invented, for the cure of all
I!
•' ' ' PULP/UNARY •AFFEC- . . .. .
S.
ONSVIO'FIV ES IIiWA kr; ek•.liavosrrioa. - 71he
Wild Clidiri tree in all ages of the world, and
in elf eoiiiiiriesw here it is known, both amoi - tg civil
ized: as well ay;smvage..nations and, tribee,:is, uetly,
celebrated Wt. its wonderful Illelkieinal qualities, r • - -
This,
,cendintd..with many ether.) a.. ~ . g
..A.' . , . . ..
- -- - ' POt'ITIVE AND PE T RMANEN 'CURE FOR
ble extracts, - t"ul, prepared by a, ilailild Ph.Ysjejany :
11 - 11:EI ~ YLATun
- , . . . ... .
Mid yes - See:sea the advantages' of tllPellPcrleuce. and:' -
Practice o l' 1; . 1
: prefeSsion of nearly a :quarter of a- AND ALL NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.
eettitiiy,:Mitst be a valuable acquisitieft.to those who ;‘, What :though the CitilSt.3"may not be explained, l
ase laboring neder,anY of the dangerees, diseases, of Since their effects are duly ascertained,
_. _ • '
the Lelia,: so conimouldeur climate, Such a Prepa. •Let not delusion; prejudice, or pride, - • -- ..
ration is. Dr. SWayners.Uoirtpo,end
.Syrop of
,Wild• Indica Mankind to set the means aside; ,
Cherry,-PrePaied by liintself at his labartery in Phil- Means ',Odell; tho , siMple, are, by Maven design'd
adeiphia. 111jr.Wistar",of Philadelphia, has.not. nor To alleviate the ills of hunian-ltind.r ,
never hai had ani ihieitOdo with any prewatimi of Dif.. CIIItISTIF:S GALVANIC RINGS AND MAd•-
wildpheiri;butthaie Was one go.tnP ien". l "ina4cb' " - - NETIC FLUID.
• - -
phis and the : nape of Wider attached,
.B. . . a HIS remarkable intention, which has received
.... •••• ••
which Was sold nut to some merchantaka the only
' IT
'aeont tohreterite r iatteruirtiltalipni:robetien
__., ....•.-_..... t:- t ......,...-t_-----------:-------- It you ave'u d, s t the genuine, ert . c.l ,
_Pike aini'Dlarine Insurance. . , ..: prepared"by a regular" v,hysician, see that the stgea
'.plicatiOn of Galienisni,ei - a. reedial agent . , lay , metinsl
-
HE Itontrance Company of North America, of -lure of pr. Swayee,A/f. liilid , a., is, on each „bottle -
' Philadelphia, through its (tidy aethoriied ;!genii -,,' ' 'of which - the ordinary Galvanic' - Batteries, - Electric
Vlore lloine,Testimony. • ! ! --V" 1 - and Magnetic Machints, &c., are entirely, dispensed
lthe subierißer, Offeas to Make pernianfliit and limited '. - • :
Insolence on property, in this city and its vicinity,
• : -Piiti.sztrzrina; Sept. §B, 18:46.• with, andtheniysterious poWerof Galvanism applied
an d on sh i pmetat , b y the canal t . tiiid Aver .. . , Dr IL . Sataynet•-•.-DearSir—Having seen the 'as- Without any of the' objections which are inseparable
1 ~DlREc r o xis. . .._. torosning .carol .per•iornm . don Mr.Then . rii." by your 'from the general mode now iu, use.. The strong dos-
F M e tiit . G. & At i lt, p m ";
,s4 th u a pr 9 , 2,14; , . ."-,
~,-,-." Compound Syrup
. of !I' ild Cherry, I was induced to es, and irregular intervals, in which Galvanism ja aP
'--
. lienry Charles Taylor,l " cough,plied byth Ma I - r ts haabeen pronouncei4after a
try . itson .Itl . 'Self* I cias taken-with t •"vio oat
'" Samuel" W. Levi, 'Stunned NV. Stnitb, - :
1 sPitting ot: ) .hlood, shortness of - breathing"' together ;fair and impartial trial, to lie decidedly injurinas, Mid
remedy ra le. to
! E war d - Rnsi - iii, - • • - Amb eos awbife•, ,
~.. --...t wills vident-attaeliSof Asthma. . I oveido ' n' e miselfl"it was to tilesd" al defect 0• t this new.op..
John A. Brow - n, ' Jtiebb M. Theinan, '' l " "r ti
rom exer d env! .
~
-Melt/ w i t able to perforrif, which plication•was•projeeted,,whieh,after:unceasing toll,
"AIM White, ,-- John It, Nelf,! " ! prostre d te ...my system 4 i.:„ t .a ° great -extent. I 'eOtit. itand perseverance, has been brought to ,its, present
I'.' - s r 'Ut. C nd ! Syrup of 'Wild! state of perfection. ', The Galvanic Rings answer all
Thomas P. - Cope, ! RiChard.D. Wood - • ruenee !. le n,se r n . 1 f,...z a
i Win - : Welsh, Henry D.Slierrtifd,Seey. Ol!.e.r.,rJ,_.t.4.stne...w!th.,,youcTE°turaef: of Sarsaparilla:l the purposes of the, most :expensive Machines, and
1 :1 This is
theh,
oldest. Insurance Company io the
Uri- t
and. rar Pills whichli.',"e nut ulniost l .. iram ed . 'at e Te -- l'in many 'Au" fS-S"Petild.re inordirifearid certain in
b e d & a w e , h av i ng b een nb ar t T ed i n pe..i - ,,
.. - Rw e b n e.. I net, and I am glad to give my te.tunony, to all who i acco , ropllshinkthe desired effect.
~ „ ,I. • . -:
Iterla perpetual, -and . from its h g T „-i;n, i nn , i, maybe afflicted in a sintilar*tty. lam now able to t . The G t alvaitte Rings used; in connection settb.the
experience, ample means, andia-vltiddstaing:-all`risks-rill .e.sintie my dailv- labor. - It - Would do well to See thariMagnetie Iluid, are : ceididentlyaiconirnmided in all
MI extra hazardous character, it may be considered . 1, r t ‘ h v e i is a ig c n . i e tt i i r r; . o , Or. Ili SW.A.Yliti is. on • each bottle-oft -disorders tehieh brieefroin art enfeebled and unhealthy
J
offering ample security - to the public.' ! 11dy-residence is- In Thirteenth Street ,- state of the.nertious , or vital spites', and these emu
-- ' '• : " 410SFIS ATWOorI . :•:, .1 tw.a .doors from the:coiner,of Ihfillniv where II shan '.ptaints arc aniorez the most painful and universal to
' l'.
I l Ill" ' i h ' 11 !Subject . They-arisewithout exception-
At c o „„ t i n g
. R oom o f A tw ' po d;. J ones & c„,:, v,,r m ibe glad to have an iuterview wito-al 9111 U ar y a ic- une v , dare . •
ter and Front streets' Pittsbukb. , ! . ,• oet2:3-y. t 1.
--__!.._ ' ' 'll It WAL TON ! frome ditriple cause—a derangementof - the-Nerv
-1 . .
Letter from the 12 . cu. It. jieks 6 n.: . -1., , . ries SYstcm—and" it Was in these cases - that'other
. .
' having 50 .. • cified failed; anewagent was
•1 rornicrly. Pastor or th o Firi pi o .byte - riai,
,ch w . c l a 1. , rotnediOehaii
• - .... .. ~ . greatly ,necded, 'l\ litell'it. is enrifidently believed, has!,
-• .* "," . • r .1.- e i - J r , A i a ~ been found id the properann 311 letCls:app ma on
cc
. ..
Di. s'wal'"‘""D' eaf sib-lalt.lllPt4.--tnl;9 l
t- " c 14) : 7 1 The. Galvanic Rings hive been used with retire"
crq:ori°lliii°;W(J6"tl4lll.l4.6riiP''•" o n ' tess a Pp'' OT ' - i i .0.0.0 ? . in all CaseSof,fLitEUKAIISM,IICUte er,chronic,!
batten,' Mtdrecontrtieraltoilliciettentio tif-lm'acis
fairdlies and to eflters - odr valuable nedicine---yoilr. applying to , the head, face f r 11 7. mli t s i ,.. 6. Gettt, .e-Dsoilcko
_
Compound Syrup cill, gild Cherry.' ' - In my traVelsOf reur, Too.hoche,- Bronc 1 s,• or e , , Nervous
_ .. ,
urn. .Headache, Indigestion, Paratysis; . Palsy, •Epilepsy,
late ,1 hireseen In a Feat Many, installeeaP.Oe .",....7 Fits,
Grol i t i;.. paritatio i,,._ if , theArea:l , -.AFT/en,
derful cifects of your niedleine . in reel con
of dory •ebstinata'coiriplai . nts, ouch aS i n , Stiffness of , Joints,- Spinal • Compleintsi Lumbago,,',
I ,, ai i ing „,,,.. it h.-,it io - pl a agni . • ti :i aa -d e tn . a ° l i A h n;: t f . Nouralgia,lNerrons Trentors;Dizzine.cs of Read,
-wheezing,
tuella, Ike. '' pres e nt,d" nirt have - wittten - allies
~lettee; sin"fn theCluist rand Side,.GeneraLDebility, Deficien-,
however; at pres although I have felt if ray &My ' P ei of Nervous and Physical and tat , li ERV-1
V OUS DISORDERS. In caserofcontirtned Dyepcpsia,"
to add my. testimony- to _lt thusatnelitnei hack ,it not ,
been foe aloe .instopcc tv h ere. ...thfv. tne„thcine;shoyel which iesimply a nervous derangement virile. diges
item Live organs, they hove beenfound cquallysubccssful:
ia,lela4idtheaa„tt,-nr,4l-1iti1iji1t„wi,P,.741„,,12,.1.,,, in t„ft'iL-4iV,-onli!i,V,4: -Their extraortlinarvOffects upon the'system must be
-----'- —l-1 .; - ---,- '/ - • - ! ---- " - '''''''''' .7 " . " .- " F ----' - itnessed robe betieved, - and as a certain preventiVel
in a flintily of toy acquaintance . „ .. _&:.:lllbank.ftenverti t ..!"
t..,-01,. for the precedineetiilairits the.y are'equally recom-1
sant a doting mother,. 'my. .chllo Is" 4-fe - d . 1 1 ,--'7' "' d Tr Rin g s . -of different - prices,; - t• -1
i mende . id are t eren
,pricesi.. being
jaws of death. , ~. , . . .
' .. ' s' - ' ''' " t made of all 'sizes; and of various ornuneentalpetterns,l
• Beyond al/doubt, Pr.:B waYae'i CPluNc'und Syrup I and tali be worn by the . most delicate female without t
or Whig Cherry is the..most valuable eiti, iei lie in
In e alishtest inconvenience. , In -fact, the sensation
fir."" other " cu s uuti l . d i ' 4ii . cert4 .l ln:l * b • a t 5e : 14 . 4."3 * (4 1, is i rathe'r agreeable than otherwise., :
:inere - shan.one oun re, cases where it h e MXII at-, The - _ .
- ' "
tended with complete SUCCCSi. .i.."‘li s .' " I Gars era, Necklaces &e.,
in n" obstinate ' 424:0 : the Bronchitisoll which 41 in some' eases or a io r y severe character, end 011
proved effeetttil in an exceedingly :short time,
i ces
tittering the severity of the case. least 1-TC0131111.7.nt-11.1"13 standing, the Power as applied by the Galvanic
Rin is not suffitietit to arrest the progress-of disease
it in the tellesteoniitiettee;ofttir superior win x: - 1 and
ultimately restore .beelth..lThe. improved modi-i
would advise 'that en fatuity should:-be without ittiti tication in the GalViale Belts, 'Bracelets, &c., entire-'
is.verypiensMit, and alwa beneficial; worth double , . y
and often.ten. tones its price.. The public are assur--1 . 1 innliidinn ndsobjectiCrai'a icy degree Ofpower - that.l
1 isrerinired Can readily; I: Obtained; and no complaint
ed Oleic is an. quackery:about it. .. .- - i,which the MYsterlOus agent or C.aivao6ai can; effect,
it. ' I°IiNSCIN '' .I). D. - 1 w i ll fall to be - e iently relieved These articles I
Readers are you stifibrisg from a cold ,or disease 1 lira adapted to the waists, arms, wrista,liinbs, alleles, ,
Of the lungs?' Try this remedy! yon will not. perlisp,s, l or o r, part of -,lie body,; w ith' pe r fe c t conven i e nce,
regret it. It will arrest all those cliongreeable'Symp - 1 The Oilvartic •Necklaces ateused with greater bene-,
toms whiCh *mike So much terror to the mind, and} fit in cases of Bronchitis, or affections, Of the throat'
prolong your dayst. beware of all prepardttens par' generally; also in cases of NervetoDeatheas; and
porting to emit:tot W lid Clierry,.execia. that bearing, with almost uniform success as a preventive. for Apci
tho signatuv of Dr. H. Swayne; en the ontside WrapTlple•-y, Epileptic! V its, and similar complaints.
per sit the bottle as they are quite likely - destitiite - ",of i ... Chris-tie's : itirign..ti, int i ld
~ .. .
the Article front which the•yborraw a CaM6 .1 iv used:in. connection with the Galvanic Rings and
P " 1 "'" oni Y b y lin dams E -thaw '' i- P ie /..-i ' l l,all their modifications.-'This composition has been
bern roamed to the N. E. Carrier . of' Eighth ' andßars pronounced by the French Chemistslo De one of die
Strers, Philadelphia. -"' ! - 1 : t mostextraordinary discoveries ofmndern science. It
Sold wholesale and retail in Pittsbergh at proPrie- ! i s b e iieeed to possess the 'remarkable power or rest-1
tors prices, by Wm. TllO/141. iil Market stli -Oonnir ; dering the nerves sensitive to galvanic adieus by this
& Sztownerr,-corner of Wood and24.its.., :J..JosF...st ; racan9 canning i poncentsationof theintluence, at the
ISO Liberty St. 1 • . !seat of disease; thus giving rapid and permanent re-
Also, t'-' ll by.j. , Milehell , Allegllt 11.1..5j1-2 , ,,3 119.1Az.i.p.a--.lslo..otlinr.ealELpftsaLidll.illSluntlistry-in buo-wmto-
Carns & Co. Butler; IS eaierSliesicersod, Alercerll produce the same effeet, or to impart a similar pre
rtOTMTET rakt,th".l4l:o-1"1I.-11-.T. It, Durt9r. 14 Co. , I pear to the nervous system, by means eine outward
l
Frie• f•l'Kensie ZtKaoltell, Cleveland, Denis & Son,. t o 1 a icatien. The:Alagnetic_Fluideentains noth-1
Celundu-t-.MI r Brownsville; Marsh, "ci heeling, leg capable ofthe slightest injury; -itiaPplicationisl
Ara.' L. B. Iliaman, Cincinnati; Ohio; br. E. Easterly agreeable, and it is as harmless in its action as it is
l
& do., St. Loui'd J. S.Morris itC.°•,Lnuisville, ICy.; beneficial Mitt reeelza. Full explanatiOns"and diree- 1
Andrew Oliver & Co., New Orleans , and kq, agents- lions accompany it. The cant:tined inventionsare ie
generally, • a nal ' every way perfectly harrnleort - they are Sold at prices
- within the reach of all and the discoverer Only re
questsa fair trial as a test of their surprising efficacy
and permanent benefit, . , •
.., ~.....:
~. „
Christie:to Galvanic Strengthening Plan..
. , crs. . • .. . .
_These- articles form-another valuable application
of the mysterious influmme efGalvanism. They are
I an important adjunct to the genuine - Galvanic Rings /
, and their modifications, acting upon the samepried
'
pie, but having the allyantageof more Weal applies-,
non. . They are:confidently recommended as a valu
able addition-in the speedy cure ofßiteumatism,ncute
or chronic; in all nervous complaints, and as a posi
tive remedy in cases of Pain and Weakness in the
1 Chest or Zack, Pain in the Side;in Amalie Affections,
i and in Weakness' cr . Oppres4on..itthel'ltl.lonai.4-or
gam.- In Spinal Complaints ' their effects are of the
most dieirled chime:ter, and they have Often !been
used with complete - success. _They aie „Mit of the
',greatest W
advantage in Pains `and eakness Of the
l Breast,and are highly recommended for many ofthese
1
complaints tO which fentalesarec!peChdly liable As
I an ' effectual means Tor Strengthening the system *hen
debilitated with disease or
a, P otheecauses - aa . a.e . ertaii
aid in' Castitutional Weaktlesa.vall d. ..
reventive ol
Colds, and in all affections of the Chest, generally,
f the -Galranic.Strengthening-Plaster will be
!great_ and permanent advantage.:'- In a'few verde; jt--
embraces all the virtues of tha best tonic preparation,
1 with the important addition of the galvanic, influence,
'which is-neither-impaired nor ,exhairsted, while the
action continues ,- These artielea will he found entire
ly: free ',from those.. objections which art a - constant
source or complaint with the ordinary plasters tln
common use. . ... -- - , • -
.The i'ralairllat Fire Insurance Company
. .
(3E PJIILADELPFIrA.
VHAILTER PERPETUAL .. $406,060 paid in of
lice 1631, Chestnut st., north side, near -Fifth.--
lake Insurance, eithei.Perinanont or lirrilfed i against
'loss or damage by . -foe,. on prOperty and effects of
''every description, in-Itowri orcguntry; olrilie - most
1
reasonable terms.
.A.rmlicationsi-nandu either - pur
sonally or by letters, will be promptlyatiended to::
' ; ;-- .:•-- .: .; C.. , ..N. , lIANCKER, Presf.
C. G. IlAr;cgtia.,
DIRECTORR:
Churles.N.:.Bdocker, Jacob R. Smith.
Thomas EMI., f GeOrip - W. Richard - a,
Thomas J. Wharton ; NroracCti P. Lewis,
'Cohias Wagpo'r; . ;.:',Atisdikht E. Boric, -
Samuel Grant,..:, David S. Drown.
PITTSI3URGH AGENCY.
' WAnntcx 11TAzi..rirr,.- Agent,. at ..tir Exchange Office
of Warrick Martin, Sr Co., cornet of, Third . and Mari
ket streets.. . . - ' -•-• •
Piro risks taken on buildings-and their contents in
Pittsburgh, Allegheny and the surrounding country,
No rriarine or inland navigation risks taken -
_aug.l-1
ifATIONAL FIRE
AND MADINXINSURANCrf com.rAzor,
:Areof 3c.tiru.
. .
TfilS • well known and respectable coMpaiv is 13re
pared through the prrrsnuttG• AG EA ,to
'mako ibsurittice.ef erciy kind connected lvith risks:
of transportation and inland navigation; to; insure
against kW or damage by fire, Dwelling llousci,
Warehouses, Builditign in general „Gooriii. Wares,
!and . itlerchitidlietand every . descriptidn' of perional
l l
'property on the, most favorable tCrmS:'
Applications 'for Insurincc attended to without
I lay:lathe allice f Zin. 3 LWater And (32Front stir., by
SPIRNS}:II.II.A/tBAUGLI Ag.q.
At an Election held at tle•oltifo in N. Y.; illS.y
12th, the following named
,gentleruen were chosen
Direct Ors of thiti Company,' for the ensiling .esf,
Stephen Unit,
Julio McClain, .
Wm. W. Campbell; f' - '1
Jacob 'Miller,
Marcus Spring,
Jrisepb S. Lake,
Jultn J lierrick - -
And at a subsequent,utou.ting of . oir Board, JO
SEPH W. SAY - ABE, Esq.,,was unanimously re-elccr
_feel Presiden - t for the ;ensu W M.ing year..
JAMES - BOGGS;
Secretary. .
Jositpli W. Savage,
John Browner,
William “...Ward,
John Newhouse,
William S. Slocum;
Johii F.-Mackie
.an,i-1.~.:
A . . ~C
11.;121CAN ORE INSRANCF , COMP - ot,
IV
PhilatlelAia--Charter perpettral--Capitalsoo,:i
006 paid in. Office in Pliilidelphia, No. 72 Walnut . ;
street—Wm. Davidson, Pres't; Frederiek 'fialey,l
Seey. This old and welrestablisliedCompanY con.'
Roues to insure linildingt,lNlerliantlite, Furnittire,!
and Property, not of an extra hazardous character, t
' l oainst,loss or damage by] r ire.
Applications for Insurances in Pittsbursh , anti its,
neighborhood - will be, received, and ri ' sks taken
either perpetually or for limited periods, on favora
ble terms, by GlilD. COCHRAN, Agent,
dee 24 NO.2 Wood street.
r. riNrscv, JR.
'KING PINNEY,
Agents .Putsetiegh, ..for the Delivra.re Mutual;
'Sr;fety Insurance company of PA4taztetpitia.
- 1 - 1111. E TUSKS upon Iluildings and Merchandise of
every description, nod 'Marine Risks open hulls
or cargoes of vessels, taken Upon the 01051. fiLVOIRbit
Michael
C. AnEly..itz, ,
Thom. Vii.kes% ell,
Rubert Beer: "
R. \V. 1'
EXCUANGE. BRQKE.II, corner of Wood and 3d
streets. Gold, silver and current bank notes
bought and sold. Sight checks ofilhe eastern &lei
for sale. Drafts, notes and bills collected.
Wm. Dell & Co.,
John D. Davis,
F. Lorenze,
J. Painter & Co.,' •
Joseph Woo4well,
,Jatoe4.May,
.Alex..l3ronson & Co.,
Jnhn Ir. 'drown & Co.,
James 11 , CamiLev, Cinch,'
J. 11. M'Dnitia. : St. Louis
W. Pre et
bitte. da.dl stud SlilVer Wntcheo. _'NE
...._. ....itosk ~,,,,..ish to pordt.i.,,,,t or Sill
..;.:..7•Zi . ,ver Watclooi or Jew,olry, will-find . it . io their
vantagel4 7, iall on the sabieribet, Vvli:.l' i. 4
selling all descriptitnis of line kohl and silver watched
and ;lewele.V, on aS;kbod terms as - may be ha& in the
eastern cities. .i•., ~, ~,,, .-r
Fine Gold Ond Silver English Patent LeverWatche .
44 , 44. . 44 : _ Geneva and French ...1. 4 ( . ' '
- - .
" .?" Ephifl Wa.t&hea.
Ladiei , i *arid Gentlemen's Fine Gold GUard Clinius
'' ss ss '' '' '' Breast Pins:
, c Bracelets, Gold Pencils;and:Fi!ge Maga:
Silverware, Military Goods, Lamps,ead a large ,la
ricty of Fancy Goods. - - ' •
irri•Watches, Clocks. and Jewelry repaired•iti the
best manner, and wandated at the lawestprices. ,
W.:: W. WILSON,:
; Fogy - Ili-7:VA Market tits.
Q ACRE:, of I: , arming Land, near St. Mary's i
settlement in - 8,11. - fConnty. It adjoins the
lands of Bensinger ,f4-.oo.,,viimere,the fountle.rs
that settlement. .",To a. few German Farmers, wish=
ing to Cinigratelirthalcatinsmtrere they can enjoy
all the adrantagen..ora.;..tiew :settlement v and where.
theordinanCes of tra Cu'tholic religion are daily.nd
ministeied r tlieieLands.afford die.sipiiCOmffirt and
facflitres air.otherldauds;• that: coat twice -or three
Braes asintich. , Shlllary's settlement:now umuliers
about 2500 nouli4.and is inereasing Should.
a stiffitient- number unite and purchase the, whole
tryptiatt - excbange - will imuuade ibr;pl.lel7property
1 P1 , 4 to
. • { - ..1 ..1 W l O l A ItIV; Penn' ctr dpti,
netl7-tf •;::;.oe . to Y..sc'xiim., 'Wand street:,
- •.s To - ou.solioldere• • •
I•CERTIFY !tad-twq7beds renovated in
,Icollro Stearn. Renovator; must acknow
-1600-j11:1t..16 PF9ceigibibi.g:s thdfedilidia re more
buisyttaitutOiuoribt.e thlasu when new with the.
greAtvt i pleae \de recommvnd terthe=ptiblie.
, . .
rikw2Cr-tf ' MARTIN LYTLE;
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-_::;..:'.•,-•:i!'.'il'i,j,';'
$G00,915 93
100,967 77
207;409 72
Allen Kralnc!,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Philatlerphia.
naii, 0.
-or Ki..., Lon'svillt.
TO GElPl.4.lT..vAarlEas.
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7:71110.4...4 . L:.'
- NV . Ma o res Piles-
TlIF: WILSQNPILLS, as a remedy peculiarly
'
adapted for headaches ind dyspeptic !affections,
aro pretty generally known anti esteemed in this
corruntutify; and the proprietor, So often as he has
occasion to write or speak of them, can scarcely re
f:ain froth an expression of hi's grateful acknowledg
ments to his friends for their PatremiCe.afid kindness
to him. the feelings arc the wartner.rontinbseMing
tic ".beginning and thy ending"thwnro almost in
,j , ittnpositiori:—of so !many rinStruinsandkindred pre
p tratione equally loud in , their . pretensioas,. and
much more industrieusly presented 'to the- public;
wlide his preparation noiseleitsly sib mines, even to
remote places, soothing and' comforting tile afflicted,
and permanently grafting itself upon the affections
of new friends, thus continually "widening the, circle.,
of tt. usefulness. AlthOugh well satisfied that his
medicine has, as it were, a, principle of peilietnity in •
it, yet he •is obliged fu ' his friends fur tlic most suh-. 1
dahlia! c,vitletikkb of the fact. I
In its natural history, if you pleaie, the 'Wilson
Pill differs from most other preparations in hot being •
originally Made for sale, or wikk ti
e»'. e‘Y..tr ll
-pecunia
profit; while as every lioil3;.knOws, the greatest tyro
(as a general lliitig) 'no sooner 'begins to dabble in
drugs titan be
,casts about for . some cheap preparn.-.1
titan, or mast 'get rip,' as the' phrase, is, something— ,
anYthing that will sell. Often be, attemuts it, ander!
au assumed or fictitious name. as though conscious 1
his own were. itigutil6ent tn sell it. Thu difference i
then between the Wilson Pill and the Preparations a
have just indicated, wOuld - . tippear ,to be tide-The
conseioUsness of the value of nip pill originated
,
theridea of putting them on sale.for money, and at '1
prise.,' . The
,consciousness of lhe value of Violleil
originates in must instances the many preparations
I have alluded to; and the price most likely go take!
is always first , carefully .eopsidered, and the pill 'or
other preparation ntitdonnd gradnated to spit.. it. The
one is a micovcitY, and comes from thegreat.trenna
of. Universal Nature ; the
very frick,orinventiol,
and Conies front n not very 'popular quality, of Ittpt
vtpum. ;Nature. Reader! the
. difference here' is
great. In Oimiestarice the *flue atlaclied to theyit t u
is the starting
. - poin4 'in the other, the itIYNEY. Bull
it is not probable that some of tife rnaly' prepaia-1
Clone having even' such paternity Were .aecidentatly'
r.o . o4,buethat possibly by, this prottes.s or "gotting.
up" as they call it, by puffing and blowing, as we
clean wheat, they have been "got ri p" too high be
fore their. . hailsPecific.lgravit h been carefully aster-.
. never. .
tamed, and have - blewit oir to tie heard of,.
with other eltaff—sorne'lighlei;sorno'heavier: - '
What yet may be the rationde, f.ipust repeat it,
thatl.am.Most.profoundly thankfid„to!Myfriends E'er'
their discrimination in notnOnsigniegtey discoveirto
that compqnduotte categuii of “inyentions that ,did
not ,answdr"•;--rif .!trieks that won't unn..7) _ -
Thu Wilson,Pillsnre Miefulas a .Qlr.imilAL remedy,
end 'rutiyrbo..keptandtakeii,, in . propet : deses,:isila ttf
il ies, as a preventative. or 'general :II t(heartti, or - ' dii-'
ease' of Whateverhainc,hy any - Mniuber of the !'airt7:
ily,,Witlitint any fear of the consequences tdcipo
surc in the,ordinary.pursuits ofbus,iness. . . ... -'
r_r•TheY. may' alwayi be had ln any quantity of the . .
proprietor, in Penn' street, beld*,tilarlinrY; and of the
principal Druggists al Alas eity.atild,AMghetiy; - •:-. •
iy2fds;w7,:m -; - !- . - 1 : ::: -
::
2 .
Joltit I:l,l.7lavlsj rr -
LCT Nf. EP & {-I`4IIVIISSIO'N
_AL!. Corner of yooel
is iFaily to 'TC,CiIe niorcilitidire of oservclOscription '
eonaignment for iint,lle-OrOrivateoale, and:frimil
long experience in 1L above btisinos Hatters
that hewills he able - totite entiieOtlifactiorilo all
pationiige.
Regular ~ rfiumikyi .9 . f• 'Pry
GOOrls'aedhi 40 o , afch, 'A. 111:'
Of - zicieeries, — Pfttfiburitv'Eatpi r a ctured
new andseconilliandilar4lfifte,-..; attno O'eloclr,
Sates ovOairio
110 AGVE t r V.ifensionl'iti lfoklet : and.
Pete ils —fhie is th e licioieenirfacti'enirtplete;
coninitient and Useful fneltit companion nieroffet.;
cdto the public The mailtiplicity'of
and lte-atnrilliteita or jA ntie renders , it'"-a .perfect
igultum in'Parett...--in,theshOrt,space 01 . '43 inches is
cocifaincd dold'Pen, Penail; and aieservo of leads,',
and - liji - one motion slides either thel?en orPencil out,
and et:Leads xlie holder to six inches, which is but lit
tle more than lialf_tholemith erlien •orthii
coiamotrpeq holder,bni.ivlacii extended ittone'fouitfi
flinger: - - The above. useful article j ast received, front
the manpfaCtuier,atitl Tor sale by .
, .701.115:5T0N tt'STDCKTON; Booksellers '
octi) . o' - "and Stationers, Market
=MN
=MEI
EaMMEiU
,ogr
' TWIN:
CAUTION.
The greatectebrity end snep.ess of these arti
cles have caused them to be counterfeited by, rnprin
eipled persona. 'To - piovide a'galnst imposition, - Dr.
Cultism. has but one authorized' agent' each city ot
the UnieO. The only agent in Pittsburgh,
• - 'AC. W. WILSON.
~
- CETCrIbICAT ES . :AZ:ZD TE.SPIOITI A:I,S;., ''
Of the highest and "'most resPeetable . Charaeter;are
constantly recelyeil, , regarding the extraordinary
vidue and suc.,e,;ls Of the above articles. It, i's believ
ed' that in'the _city of Nevi: - York alone, upwaids of
EIGIVT:I'.IIOUSANO „py.nsprzs. during a period. of
I lesi 'than a Year; hive . been entir ely'relieved of tl,iC
most painful chronic disorders, some of whichhave'
completely baffled all fdriner. ,oltort.s.Of medical art.
indeed many of,the first pliitciatis of this city; Whir
di2aPProve of, the:GalVatiio.: and Magnetic Machine,
constantly rear...tinmend thiS application in their prac
tice, and, With the` exception' of those who are.too
I prdjuilichil to give it a trial, the invention, lias're- ,
ceired unanimous" laved' With , the Most intelligent
I r among the.. American Faculty., Dr. Christie is at all
times rbatly and most, happy to. giye, ev.ery s facility to
' physicians; and all iriteres,ted, for testing, the tiutti of
of
his aSse.rtions,and..the etScacy of his.discovory.
.:,
thily agenc.y . - in Paisbuigh.-
~corner, of 4th and
156 . t 14.- drk -
_,--,----...-
• DrucFs; Drugs,•alrusit,
4t,CoinmereeaZ.Row,Libertystreet, "Big Gal,
-. . • :den hrartar w ! Once ntore.
: Et 'ROCKWAY, thank ful.for the liberal pa =
trbnag ei which. they have•beretolbre received
and wishing; to merit,an increased , share ut riddle pa.
tronage, would respectfully call the attention of the
pOblic to our stock ef.B9otig:thich we are now re
ceiving for the fall, Vide. Among . whiclenuay
_De
found'inlo4iities to suit the following
Root,articles .
:' --tignorice 'Root,
Flour;Sulphie, ' • dO. 'Ball, -
Gurd' Arable; ' Refined' Berai,
Sal Soda;
arb:Mii,gnersia; - Span es ish lidliowe; • '
Copal, • --
Cream Tarter, ' Bell -Bilmstonei
• -Whife. ' •
Sup" Carb r Soda,2 ' 'Est. Log - wood;
Epsom Salts," -
Glauber' '' Madder,
Tattafic Yello'w-Ochre, - '
Gum Scammony, •.' Chrome Yellow, .
Bat Copavia, . • --do.. Green,.
Balt.Petre,-.. Rose,Pink - , ' , •
Together with n general assortment ofbils,llainti,
Varnishes,' Paint . Brushes, Dye Woods,.Btc. &c., all
of. which will be sold as low as at- any other.house
in the city. . • • sepl9
IiBIDELBERO CATECHLSM, or a sum-TIIE
mazy of Christiiik 116.trine as used by the
German Retormed Chuieh; English and Geimani—
For sale at our store, - N0.'113 Wood et.. Pittsburgh.
jell• . SCRIt3AJc SCILEIBLEIt, Bookseller's.
11.7' 'f''.r"
MOEN
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Surgical , .
Health is the charm of life, withoutitgold, -
Love, letters, friends, all„a1, are, unenpyed.ti
DOCTOR BROWN a
regularly-educated physi,
.cian from the eastern' cits
lee, , would respectfullY..an
nounce, to the citizens::
Pittsburgh, Allegheny,and
vicinity, that he can be
consulted: privately'and:
confidentially, every ',day
evening at, his :office, on
Diamond. Alley, .a -, few
doors froin Wood street
toWards'the market. . . ,
Dr. Brown gii.res his partieuiar attentioarto - the
reatnient. and investigation of the- folloviing i c.teA. -
All diseasesarising from Impu4iticsof - the Blood
sernfula, syphilis, seminal weekriess, imPotency;
salt rheum, diseases of the eye and ehrirkeumatism
piles.palsey. : - • -. '1
Dr. Brown has much pleasure in announcing till
the public, that he is in• possession of the latest in=
formation and improvement •in the treatment'of
secondary syphili,Practised the Paris Lock Hos
pital: The, modem researches on= syp . hilii, its
complications:and' consequences, mdthe impxpved
modes of practice which have-been made known
to the public'but recentley, , ' and to those ".Chietly
who make this branch - of Medir.ine, 'their partici:.
lar study and - practise.
Many new and valnable remedies havebeen late
.
ly introduced, whichsecures the 'patient bemg mer
curialized out of existence Strangers areappriscd,
that Doctor BroWn has been: educated in '..-every
branch of medicine, and , regularly admitted -to
practise, and that he noWconfines- hinaielf to -.the
study and practice-of this particularbranch;togethi
er with all diseases of, a private or delicate nature,
incident to the humanfrnme. No cure, no pay.: • 1
Recent cases are relieved in a short time, with
out interruption - from -business:- - - -
ui:free - on Diamond Alley a 'few doors--from
Wood 'street; towards the Market. Consultaticins
strictly confidential. • rriyl2-claiWy
-- -
Dr.. Osborne's intitrin Ve..etrible ges tor.
. .
Prepared'b Dr. George Bennett, of New York city.
rII.IIF unprecedented success that Lisa attended th e
1- use of these pills in the practice ;ofthe proprie-1
for for - the last sir or eight years, has induced him '
to yield to the imrortunities of many who have used
and been benefitted by them,-and make arrange
ments to place them within the reach the p ublic.
generally. In doing so he feels calledupon to say 1
that the Indian' Vegetable Restorative Pills is deci-1
dedly superior to any with which he is acquainted.
They.cembine the properties of man . ) , of the best
vegetable medicines (used' in no other pills) in such
a it atinerna 'to - afford not only imniediateand - tem
perer), bbtliennettent relief '- ' • -
The valuable - tonic' which 'enters into their COM
.
position; *by their action upon the" secretory` organs
hold in check 'the purgative principle, and inducea,
gentle and natural operatien, without inconvenience
or paid, and while they restore a natural and-healthy
action of the stomach, liver and bowela, they in
crease instead of diminishing the strength of the pa
- tient: . -The 'general nem' opinion that a powerful and vio
lent purgative is necessary is founded in errori. they ;
in general irritate the stomach and bowels, derange!
the secretionaj'and are productive of very serious 1
consegnericesiand it should be known that the groat
mass of pills in ~e neral use-, are composed of the
most pewerfel a nd irritating purgStives, and act with
toe great a: degree of:violence,;producing that de
ringetitentiiii the, system that is ooa e y eon
stigatien of the boweß, indigestion and Costiveness.
From, these facts the. natural inference would be
that to maintain uniform health it is necessary to
correct unhealthy secretions, expel morbid humors
and purify the system,, by the use of a medicine that
of will act ciently yet mildly, assist instead' of de.-
ranging the organs ofthe system , and thus. bring na
tare in its proper and healthy channel, to accomplish
which no medichie 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 impart vigor
and health' to system, but when a powerful and
'speedy operation ienecessary, it wilibo accomplish
ed by increasing the dose, which may be done with
perfect safety, as they are entirely Vegetable.
They have been used as a fiunily, medicine for
years by many of the first respectability, and 0610'1
they are . not recommended. to " heal all the ills'
"Vidt to;" yet it has been rare'
that it has been found necessary for those using them 1
to employ any other medicine, and their occasional I
use will almost invariably prove an effectual preven
tive to diitease. They are exactly adapted to the use
of families, travelers and seamen; they cleanse the
bloody causing a free cirettlationpen the obstruc
bons and promote the secretions of healthy bile, and I
consequently are an excellent medicine for , nausea,
indigestion, nervous disorders, dejection, liver corn.;
plaint, pains in the head, side and breast, costive-,
ness, loss of appetite, urinary obstructions, ague and
fever,bilious and interuiittent fever,dysentery, rheu
matism, seat rule, and are eminently useful 'Mall fe
male cemplaints---and in one word, all diseases aris
ing from - unhealthy secretions and impurity of the!
blood. 'Numerous testimonials of their efficacy in
particular eases might be added,, but the proprietor
prefers Presenting a few certificates of their general I
character, froth tremens of unquestionable cando 1
and:veracity; who. would nut in any, degree lend their
influence to promote anything• that-is not of decided',
utility; and rely upon !their intrinsic meritaTto - gaiul
them a reputation, feeling a perfect confidence 'that I
none, will abandon -their use whegive them a fair]
Heads_offamilies should always keep a quantity
of Dr. Osborne's Indian Vegetable Restorative Pills
in the house; they, never fail. For those who are!
subject to ilts, headache, giddiness,,dirofiess of sight
or drowsiness arising from too great a bioqd
to the head, should take these pills in preference to
anything else Pas they' or.e . •a 6 u 11 ! rernedYi • • - 1
Females who value good health should never be i
without Dr. Osborne's Indian Vegetable Aeaterative
Pills,.as they purify the blood, remove obstructione,
null : give the skin alaeasitiful, clear, healthy and lie-
Coming appearance.. It has been , admitted by auum
ber of physicians that femtiles cannot too highly valee
these pills.
eEItTIFCATES.
The following certificates are from the Rev: Thoe.
NewMaii•tind the Rev. David Webster, miniaterslo
the Methodist IL Cliurch,New York Conference.
• NEW PAVII, Sept. sth, 45.
Dr. Osborn—Dear Sir: I -have used your Indian
Vegetable Restorative Pills myself, and made ascot
them in my family, and most cheerfully recommend
them as a very valuable family medicine.
Respectfully,. T 110.11.15 NEWX-VX. •
D. T. Osborn—Dear Sir: Ihave fdr sometime pnat
made use Or your Indian Vegetable Restorative Pills,
both myself and in my family, and do.most cordially
recommend them as a • superior family Medicine;
Their action is exceedingly mild,and efficacious, and
so far as my experience goes, they aro all that-you
recommend them to be
Itespectiblly,
Lefler from the Rev. George Bowes.::.-,
• ELF -11014, Walworth county, : Wig
Dr. Qsborn.—lt is with pleasure I inform you oil
the great benefit, which I have derived from your
pills. I have been in a decline for some time, which
has greatly alarmed rue, more especially as ray coru-!
plaint was a consumptive one, and I have also been'
very billious, and have labored severely with pains
in my head, and my eyes have been so affected as to
tarn of a cloudy, sallow and other disagreeable com
:plosions. lily 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 neighborhood ; and,wher7
ever my extraordinary cure is known, as the most
valuable - preparation for purifying the blood and reg
ulating the system. I should not have known the
Worth-of your•pills had it not been for the' Rev. W..
F. Dewit, of cuddebackville, Sullivan county, N.Y.',
Who with.great'kinclnesi sent me a box' to try them,
and to that box-or pills I owe my health; and 'as the
agent liere is out of your pille, I wish you would send
mer:a•prickage of boxes as soon as possible.' ,•
j• • •
Respectfully, - -' • GEORGE BOWES.
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• •
' -Diatevrons.--Dr. Osbornesindian Vegetable Re
storative Pills - Should betaken every -night tbr a
week, less or more, as the obstinacy of the disease, '
of circumstances are. The usual dose is from 4to 5, I
according to the constitution of the person, but they
sbnuld be taken in sufficient quantities• to operate
two or three times on the .bowels. Very delicate
persons should begin with but two, and increase - as
the nature of the ease may require. Those more ro
bust er of very costive habit; may begin with three
and increase to six, or even more if it shall be found
necessary, and they will abet a. sufficiently happy
change to'luide the patient in their future use.' • • •
Each box contains from 35 to 40 pilli—Priee 25.cts,
Snici wholesale and retail, atW. JACKSON'S Patent
Medicine Warehouse, No. t 39,, Liberty st.; head of
Wood, the , only place in Pittsburgh where,the gene
ine•Dr..oslibra's Indian Vegetable Restorative Pills
can be obtained octlo.lllkw6m
NXT INTER LARDPI4IO iible.Wtnter Strained
Lard. Oil ;just ceivediiiid for Sale by '
de c 4 • • -MILLER - dr. RICKETSON;
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Each box or oraourro - E, SUGAR: COLTED TILER! nu upon ii ,•.• ~ ,
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Inventor. --
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CILICHENER , S SUGAR- CO.A.',CED VEGJE'FABL
V PILLS are the 'first and:only, Medicine. ever •
known that:will iotitivel.4,asie . •
Headache, Giddiness,
Rheumatism, Piles,- .Ileartburr,.:Worres, • _
.
Dispepsnr, Scurvy, Cheleralitorlainsiy
Small Pox, Jaundiee,-
Coughs, {} coney,
- Pains in the . WffoßPYlePanghp . •
Inward.Weakriess, ' Consumption, Pits,
Palpitation of the COMPlidrik
Rising in the Throat, . • Erysipelas; Heatless,
'Dropsy, Asthma, ,Itchlngs of the Skini;
Fevers of all kinds, - Colds,
.Goutiprarel, • -
Female CoMplaintai NerVoris Ccinspltdata, -
A
And all other diseases originitinliam'irnßui),lial or
the blood.
• Irr.Thoy have.' cured; 'since; their lintroduction,
over 2,000 persona, who have;been given upsui hope
-less cases', by.the.most
W . They are 1 , patronized, nryi-,-reeonmarttled by,
men of the highest dis4ction, ansong.whour are--
, Hon. David It. Porter, Hoe. Henry ciay;, - -
Hon. John Q. Adams IlcuaZDaniel Websteri
Hon. Martin Yin HOn.".f.t Calhoun, •
Gen. Wingeld‘Seott, 3ohnsonil , I'.
Eon:James IC: Polk, -, Gen Lewis Clag&.:- , ;,•jv
ittr. Their virtues :are ceo iilfallibta , thatthe money,., ::
Will be returned in , all cases th4;do_notgfie ustiv i erT,
sal..satisfaction.. Although:but two and a. hicilf l years,
haire elapsed since these - cerebrated Pillitlysere'flist
introduced to• - •the public, the 'sale of therriliOtliiil
'Eastern' and . middle States' has far nieeeded - '
Clickener , timmit sanguine expeettstionsi.- Dining the.;
past year; alone, no than-10,000- grows °floras
hasie been-sold .the - State -of New :York; '.6,000 ins
Pennsylvania, 4,000 in Maryland; 3,000 in New -
5ey,2,000 in _Delawrtre;and 9,000 irothe HewEagl,anAti
States, requiring . the. constant .employment
hands, exclusive of. printers and erpnyer a .
saute. period,.',,upwarde" of 200,000' copica,..
Dector” - have been ordered' .by ignistrin'
every - section' of the- ct.untiy: Thesis -fittaAtitilibt •
show, conclusively, thatart Clickerieei Sugar Cana
ed Pills, besides-being-the very besancied,icinedmtliet •
world, are held in thehighestestimaticinbythe , pnblies;
We might extend this publicatiod to an indeSn.
ite length„if.,we deemed it expedient to publish all
tersimonials we have received; - not only from agents .
butindividuals and families,' who have.expatienned
the benficial effects of Clickener's -Sugar .-,Coated,
Pills; but we -deem_ it unnecessary, • Thn - mosnirt.,..
contestable evidence of. their unprecedesiteasnieges*, 6 ,
are the nuMberlesi Imitations and CounteribitiWliteh
have already apnea red,notwithatandingthe - hriape -j
riod they have, been hefore:theTpriblii.. Even some_
of our staunchest pill makers have-hid-the audacity
to imitate the Capsule of Sugar, in order to disguise
the ingredients , of their vile cornpeunds,,and. yarn
them 'off for - the “rettl simon pure.” Slob_ peitry
shiftacannoilait long without ex-Potsitig their hidecitura
deformity: - Truth and honesty- nrust inevitably
rascality and deCeptiou. - . .1.
_
Vail over rascality
For sate in Pittaburglibi_WM• JACKSON; at lui
.Patent Medicine Warehouse, No. 89, Liberty etree4i,
head of Wood at., Pittsburgh- -Price,.Pc.ipcsl4.4.,..
Dr. Clickener'a principal tame Si Barclay street,"..-
New York.
Ea' Beware of an imitation article all IM- 0
- proved Sugar Coated Pills, purporting to bCfaterited,
'as both the pills "and the pretended patent ire fni , ;>
gerMs, got up by a miserable quack in Niro Viale,:o
who.; for the last four or. five leari; bas-Made
living by counterfeiting:popular medicines.-
13' Remember, Dr. C. V. Clickener is the origins*„
inventor, of , Sugar Coated Pills, and, hat nOthingit.
the sort was ever beard of until he introduced them.
in June, 1843. 'Purchasers should; thereGare,al'riaYsi,
ask for Clickenees Sugar Coated Vegetable m
Pilleiid •
take no other , or they will be . made thnirintiiiii" eir a
fraud. - .
oet.l9.dly j i
_
. Man's Ins elisions outdone•bjr'llfattrreQ '
BEAD, REFLECT, DE WISE, ANDIISE NATEILEI' &REAM"!
REMEDY, TILL oitic - 3
A BIFJ:II,CINT. or NATURE: s : •
nrinis Oil is obtained from a well near BerlitirißO;
Kentickyi at the depth- of- 18'd feet betuwetlie
surface of the earth, and '1.70 feet through solidrodk e•
Its curative properties are truly ~astrini.sliing,'sfia ae
a Remedial Agent it, may well be pr.onounced
derful. -Since the discovery of .t.bis Panacea of. Nae
tare, numbers of remarkable cures have been eKolt,—
ed by its use. 'lt is Innocent--PeAVerful-Safe
Certain in its effects. It has been used with.unpar=
aliened success in the treatment, of the following .
diseases: - Inflammatory Rheuxnatisni,' BMA, and
Scalds, Cholic, Piles,-.Flatulence, Inflammation of •
the Kidneys, Deafness,. Consumption, Liver,Com
plaint, Phtlaisic, Scald Head,, Cancers :Weak..intl.,
Sore Eyes Bruises, Fresh ,_Cats
Sprains and'StreinS,Tropsy, Pains in the Breast and.
Side, Tetter, Influenza, Ulcerated' Sore' Throat,,]
C lis3.6ilption,',.Bronchitis; -Spasras,':Urderq,-
Spinet
Affections, Scrofula 'Or King's FvilyCoueif;
Ringworm, all Bowel Complaints, ail -Chronic .diir7
cases, impurities of theHlood and Generalßehility.l.
It is likewise every beneficial for Female Complaints;
in general; acts , as a great Itestorative-frotn.,LangueriV
weakness of . Back and Che5i..,.1,.0v :Spirits an 4 E.Fes 4 -
.
ISlAlitnoao, August-3:13.'45
Dactn i Z STER
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sive Debility.
Read the following Certificates, 'all of which, irk,
authentic; all the persons therein named
living, and well known in cincinnp.ti aid Tiitsbiitlthil
Prrisatntert, Abg22,1846..
•
• This is to certify' that we have used the Americo--
Oil for the-whooping cough, among our . childrin s itti
giving them from 20 drops ton small tea.tmoonfuldit r
night, which always enabled them to rest well through
the night. I also applied it to one of the children
that - got het' arm burnt by tarning - oViiii iiiiiliirBr-'•
hot coffee on it, _the child sensed: crying hytheitime
the arm was dressed and bound up, and has never
coniplained of it since. I also Was afflicted - with a
pain in ruy•side nun breait,.and•have : been sciroi..l6
years. I commenced using thesbil by takinisaiii-I;
spoonful twice a:day and 111' 3 or four days utudg.iiit .
the oil I have ben very Much relieved, and: dd imdfil
believe that it is-the best family medicine that 1-14irlie. : :
ever seen.• • I applied it to onc•of my neiglibor'.loll. 4 :.
a strained node, which relieved her in a fearMindtiiii : .
We have also used the oil rota drained jaintltirolie:
own family, which gave ease in a .iery Rho - Willi:ll4l' s .
i We five on the cast side of Peed it.; 3 doeissmitrer
' Walnut, I am now as well'as I•ever was in iatliW
MARGARET 1.1: . SMITII. "
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•
Prrrsimmiit, Ang:J. 1846;; -
This is to elertifY, that my soh liailad the Pletbleic
for seven years, and was very bad - With it, and abotit'
12 or'ls days since, I commenced giiingto him
-
about 20 iir , 2s'drops . or the , American Oil, tivii4 - i;
day. which relieied him' in a day ortivo of ; his difff:
Culty of breathing, and he is now - entirely s'eliaved:
of his cough; our boy 410 'years of age. , We live in
King's Alley. - , NAN.GY „KING: :`
Cmcirorart, July. Ist„
Sir: H av ing bcon rpredvg a yap store disease
of the eyes and head, by the use of the American
Oil, I feel it my duty to the public, as,welfifis to you,
to send you the following certifie,ami . .. , .. , *" .
I hereby certify that I watileiVerely afflicted one
year ago last wintes,,withlit Onekinare..s,ymapd a
very envere.pain4ll my,head - frona my. eyes up-t 4 the
top of inYliead,ind.continued• 116 forsetetaitieeks,
My eyes were no- much - In fl aMed anCiirire . ".that
could - nor See:to attend any„business,noi celffdAtell
one object .from'anithei yirdierent -: Me.
called in a physician, but still4eViceitiiir'T also
tried a good many remedies that hid' cured othersi
but in my . case they failed. • In April, 1845, I hoard
of the American. Oil.. I • procared••l :bottle, and bet
fore I had used a half a. bottle I. was entirely well,
and still continue so. I will not bewithotititin my
house as long as I can get the gen nine article. I also
gave it to °need' my men that was working for,me,
that had the totter im his hands so bad that when he
would grip anything' tight in them the blood would
burstbut, and the use of half a bottle-cured us both:
I would advise all that are afflicted in any way *
give the Oil a fair *trial, and I think • they will be
pleased with the effect it will , have,Sec; • • -
' • - JO HN MURPHY.:
Sold it'One Dollar per Bottle at Jackson's Patent
Medicine Warehouse, 89 Liberty, bead of Wood
Pittsbuvgli. 'Tr& orttirr.A am Prvvisitl l olWlleT l ?
the-Genuine . .elMerieirt Ofreetr be obMined:'-i •
_/
• Beware of a Counterfeit article; The-4414c1' OM,
put in American. Oil Bottles, and labelled 41 .Amava
It somewhat resembles the • American,
Oil, but possesaes none of its virtues or heilingpow.
W. Jackson respectfully informs the ••Pablic - that
D. Ilail Sr Co., the proprietors of the •Anterican - Clili
have appointed him their SOLP. AGENT foe Wen
ern Pennsylvania, . . . ••
• All persons Wishing Sub-tigencleb.ivill apply at sp
Liberty street;as.above.• ••••,,, • •
N. 11. Sub-agents wanted for every itowsoht . the
shoed District; • • • -
A great; number of certificates are on:liiiid - indt
can be seen at the office, • B9 Liberty street, header
Wood. ' • " wog 20-ly
Can't be. Beat% .
AC,wIiITE has,iust received at his lAigo
fir establishment, frQnttng on. Liberty
.and Sixth
streets, a:. splendid 'assortment of TWEEDS for
summer; alsoia superior,lot of French Satin'VES-
TlNqS„.4ll,.of which.he is ready to make ,
,tip
the iatest fashion and on the Most reasPoslile , ter**
as dl
usual-. Obselve e AG7,',4beity
and Sixth . streets. • ~•••••••v,'
ntyl , l J. M. WHITE, TsdloreProprietox.
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Ming;l
M3MPI