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": ..1 ...":•,..; -I;.:.''."' . -4' . ,• 5- " ..*;,..,. ____, RENE -X.f..:;:, ,, ''' ..,:.,..:, EEO .I:Pickworth of boaa, Nile, Excbanga, Paris and Pic 4e.. _ Barnes or hosts, Push and EVI: ! 1 r!. :ruhn Miller of care on Purtve 1:.2,1 !toad. . • G.E.NTS. J.:PICKWORTII; Canal Munn, John9town, 3..1 1 ,11LLER, " .• liolitdayNlvar;h, A.,,I4I 4 ANULTY & Co., •6 Pitts'aurgh. : , .: . ;T:i4 :. .:, , sun ILLONV N 5 VILLE.. TO 17ALTE.'10RE, in 32 hours--Care $lO. = TO PHILADELPHIA in 40 hours—tare $l2. .Van ONLY 73 JULES trr.tcr...fc ! U. S. 1111 L. TZV; • The Great Speed Re,..r.thrity and high it...pulation already attained by this pleasant passenger Route, has induced the Post Master Genera!, to lilac? the New York and Philadelphia mails to Pittsburgh, up- On The aniterior and swift steamers CONSUL and LOUIS bI , LANE, leaves the Monongahela What.' precisely 'at S o'clock every morning, and at h o>- cleek - - - every *venting, except Sundays. Splendid CoActies await their arrival at Browndville, to trans pat' Passengers - and Mad, only 73 ndles to the 11111- rOddat"Cumberiand. `The prciparations on this route are ample, and the connections complete, so that disappointment or de lays will, be unknown upon it. !„3' 9nr,ticytn, passengers can delay at Cumber llitd 0113 qtriore, during their p:easure, and con tinue th r oit' journey either by steamboat or cars to Plaladelphia. Difico in the "St. Charles Hotel," Wood at. Pitts- Via& J. IVESKIMEN, Agent. HODES & ALCORN, (late of New York city,) 27 Fifth it., between Wood and Market, mazio;itoior. of Mustard, Ground Spices, Catsups, will-open during the present week a largo assortment of articles in their line, which they will wholesole in quantities to suit dealers,.at Eastern vholeiade prices.. All articles sold by them warren. ted. Merchants intending to go east would do well to call,beforeleaving the city. They may be found at th it warehouse, No. 27, Ftfth St., in Ryan's build ing. . sep7 THREATENED Invasion of Western Pennsylvania by Col. Swift, with 10,600 ..;men ) ,nuiwithstanding which, J. M. White will-con , tixthe to sell clothingchetiper than any has heretolbrc been :offered in the Western country, having the largest establishment in the city, fronting on Liberty and Sixth eta. He is now prepared to show ta' his .numerous patrons the greatest variety of cloths, carmiitnetesi ymitings; and clothing of all descriptions, suitable for the approaching season, that has ever been Offered in this market, to which all can have the_ltigitt — of Way. Observe the corner; No. 167, "LilfertLand Sixth stn. J. M. WHITE, TitHor, Proprietor. jIL CIIILDS Eit Co., are now receiving their t- :spring supplies, 'consisting of one of .....„, the largestycheapest and best assort- meet of - toots and Shoes that they have ever been able to:bring to this market. Also, Ladies , and Minos' Florence Braid, and Strati Borinets . , of the latest style; together with a splendid assortment of Palm Lett Hats, Men's and Boy's suntrnerCams. Also, a large lot of New York Tanned Sole Leather, kn. of which having been purchased at the lowest rates, and selected with great cats Tor'the western ,:eadet,',will heeojil at.a. small advance - above ebst and char4es. All merchants wishing to -purchase 'will find lit tgvalieir intereif io'citll and examine their stock. beforelierchasing elsewhere. , o inar27-tf . meueraa Oornstitsslott Blisinesi; With a :Reciivingtk Forwarding House, at' FRANE LEV I I enango` chanty, Fenn., ' - - 13.11YDEN. +IVIR-ITAPI BAYDEN : ha ring purchased "alot at the Frencli Creelc,dand ereotud thereinj .a- 113 W niimmodion and substantial' waer-: house, the above business will be attended to-prompt; and correctly, if po!siblo,liy 113. Our friends and. o,listpublic,will. please remember us whenlbay hire Any conaigumentato make to or frOm this point. Frankiin,.o,ot. 24, 1846,, jdBiw6tri ;~ x.~~~ ~d.~~~ iMEM ENE , , 11 ,4 1_rttusOortatiaii fittrg _1846 ; _ _ pm the transportation of freight between. Pitts. `=burgh a l ibi the At/antic .citias, - cia : Pefinsiivania improvements and Baltimore and Susquehanna rail- i nnprnpriotors of this old established line, hiviiig completed their arrangements, are prepared to for- . wardvgeods to and from tlio- East (on the opdning.of the : canal navigation,) on as reasonable ierms•as any other reSPensible line, and are. d etermined tha t care, or . Attention on their part shall be Wanting to eqcOr4Oi-cl 3 Ptilanarice of that patronage so liberally boststurf.epcin them for several yearapast. • ,tht;l freidettsticcess pith° portable heat system, sentiWplft;s; tp .the regularity an 4 despatch experien cestintictilellyery utgooils, the absence otall ris* 0 41.9 1 1 1 14, fl'ettkago or other damage, incident to the ol system,-wherg goods have to be hurriedly tune! 0a the way, aid the nierchahM bleowter -in which p roduce has been avowedly do liibgied,by them, hnsinduced the proprietors to creasstheir stock, considerably.this season. Their extensive-warehonee at each pnint, (rinerinalleir by auy otheeline, - fatfurds - them tacd ties to conditettheir . busitquitvith . ttesitatelu and to shippers the cenieti-_ ieneo,..of frisistbrlge'i if required, until their arrange meBte3sr:aompltlte chile their long experience ib ttot:Betifrying iraile; it is presutned,. will be sufficient. gvektteeto their Patrons • and Abe public that the ?• emsessaully escrtAltornselvcs to give general satis faction. .:. _ Ftodttee received- forwarded ~ m eautboat .cliarqcr, psid,oind; bills of lading transmitted: treechug - 4 for:aosropission, admitting or storage, and all coin munioalions to the following agents promptly nttent • TAAFFE St O'CONNER, -- ,Ctn. Fenn and Wavan Pitteanrgtr. - • THOMAS BOBBRIDOI: 21S Matkc , t. crcoNNorts & North st.. Baltimore. ! _ 'Transportation Liar. laitilffai 1846. coNtwc - itti strict Sabbath-keeping princii gillrlhough not claiming, to he the only line that its44(ducted: . 'The propritturs_ of 'this old estabi , =ltih fine'have put their stock is the most complotit orilik, Anti are therbughly pre .nt pareil, to lorwaril pie-, tll4O - 4 1.01,inerchatlize to and. tre the Eastern cities' onVio'ciOening or navigation. W 4 pnlit that our long experience in the earrying!l busitiek4anitzesions attention to the interests of cu. - i) tereersi;vr W. secure to us a continuance act increnle'i of Ithelnktvonage heretofore bestowed ou 'Bingham'. Orir 'arrangements will enable vs ta carry-freight witYrthef Otalost despatch; and - our prices shall al wan; beatthe toweat charged by other mspensible :•• • - • - • merchandize will homer:iced anti for.: warded taint and -west - without-any charge fur adver t-Lai:4i storage or . commission. Billst - arlading- forwarded and every direrition protaptly attended to. Address; or apply to It" NI. RINGiIANT. Canal Basin, cur. Liberty and NV a rue sts., Pit , DOCK 4: STRATTON. No. 2713 Market at., Philudelph,a. - JAM ES WI LsON„vreor„ No. 122 North 11 , ,wani st., Baltimore, VVILLIANI TYSON, Agent, No. 10 West at., New York. , Alsttepeatiiextt Piartiable Coat . fLIL9 ;I" . "---ralgat) , 1846 • Micift . the transportation of produce and Inert:lian a:. dive to and•friim Pittsburet, Bahia - lot:sand Phil adelphia; id - without transhipping,. Cools conslgn e.l--terotirta.-e, will be forwarded without de'ay, at the lowest current ratb4; Bills of Lading transmitted, arkilalt instructions promptly attended to, free frostrunr extra charge for storage or (:ninciisMon. A.ddreirs - C. A. M'ANULTY te Co., Canal Basin, Pittsburgh; POSE, MCRP.ILL tz Co., Smith's Wharf, 11:Lltimore. MEANS, RAYNOR & Co., Broad at., Philadelphia. iqs.worth , s Sr ay Fr cl Lae p.CLUSIVRLY fvr the trarispnnation of way -freight between Patiburgb, Btasmdie, Johns- Warw., llollidaysburght, \Water street, and all iatzrinc diate places. One boat leaves the Warehouse of C. A. NiztAnnl ty Af Co:.; Pittsburgh, every day (except Sundaes) and haippers can always depeed on having their ga:eli forwarded without delay and on acconatn...anng Wo reepectfully solicit your patronage. PROPRIETORS. ALONONGAIIEL .1 It T To A RAIS ! TO A RMS ! ! Wholekale Shoe Store. _ . " • `i' , • .- I N 1 r..._..- .:: , '•:1., , ..',,c;?.i,,,5.f.-'- , ..2. , ; „-,,:-,.':.:.;,•:,.,„,•:.',,.,‘;:,,..::.. IMBUE Trtpseottis Oesseral Emigristiont Office. I.I a.IItMITTANCES 'end:pass:4 ; i° t tfs„, and front' Garter BitittAxN AND htEi.A ter), by W. St J. T. 'Yapscott 75 . South street,-corner of Maiden Lane, New York, and .96 Waterloo road Liverpool. The subscribers having accepted the agency of the above house, are now'prepared to make afiange nients upon, the most liberal terms with thosedesi reAs of paying the passage of.their friends froM the old Country" and flatter themeselves - their character and long standing in businetilVvrill give ample as saraneh that all their arrangements will be carried out faithflilly. Ittesars. %V. & J. T. Tapscott, are long and fitvora blyaknown. for. the superior _class,,.ace.orn nodation nil sailing qualities of their Packet Ships. 'Tlie QUEEN: ov TUE wEsT f SUERIUAN, TER, GARRICK lIUTTINGUEII, ROSCIUS, EIIPOOL, and SIDDCIS, two of which leave each Port 'Monthly, from New Yerk the 21-At and 26tWind Pram Liverpool the 6th mid I I th, in addition to which they have arrangeMentii with the St. George and Union Lines of Liverpool Packets to insure a depar ture from .Liverpool. every fiv edays being thus deter mined, their .Moilities'shall keep pace with their in craaliag patronage, whileMi.w. Tapscott's constant personal sunerintenitance of the business iu pool - is an additional .sticurity that the conifert and peccommotlation of the passengers will be particu larly attended to. - • • The subscribers being (as usual) extensively enga ged in the Transportation Business between Pittsburg and-the Atlanta: Cities. ate thereby enabled to take Charge of and forward passengers immediately on their banding, without a elm tspe of disappointnient or delny,aud are thuretbre prepared to enittriet for-pas sage frota any Sea port in Great Britain or ereland to this City;the . nature of the business they are engaged in giving them' facilities for carrying passengers xo far inland not otherwise attainable, and will. (if no cessary:) forward - passengers farther West by the , hest tutnle" of conveyance without any aititional ; charges for their trouble. When: persons sent fro - decline coming out, the amount paid for passage will be refunded in full. It EMITT A NC. E.S. The sithscriberm are also prepared to give drafts at sight, ler any amonnt itayable at the principal Ettics and Towns in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wale,; thus atTertiing a male and experldtons mode oa Remitting funds to those Countriem. which permom recintrtog such facilities, will find at their Interest to avail themselves of. Application (if by letter post rib]) will be prompt ,. iy attended to. cLoTnING! CLOVIING ! ct.ortuNG!!! Threo fig Doors vs. The Western OW made anal ready to be offered on the most' . 1 liberal terms to my old elastomers end the pubhl he in general. The Proprietor of this far famed ann , ext.msnse establishment_ has nue:, after returning fro n the Eastern cities, at ranch trouble.and expense, I just complete..l.los fall and o inter arrangeidents t o siap,dy his thousands of customers with one of the inn it des:radii., snicks-el - Clothing that has e% Cr been offered in this or any other Market west %lithe mono- Il tau ] For neatness in sqie and workroanstop, cone i!biti .J with the very low gir,ce which they Wall be ;lsol I for, must certainly render the old unrivalled, 11,Thract Big Doors one of the greatest attractions rat d,the'neesterti -country. It is gratifying to toe to lie; able to at:flounce to my numerous friends at hinny land abroad, that notwltlivtatitling the extraordinary- e:forts which I have made to meet the runny calls in line, it is witladifliculty I can keep time with the: ,'constant rush -that is made on this popular estadalish- Onent. It is a well estahlinlied fact, rill: lay tales ate ',eight or ten times larger than any other thinac in the, litrda, and this being the case on the amount sold, 1 liiiaanalfor i ..l to sell at touch I eieS profit than others could ' thmk, of doing if they wished to covet Can- t expenses. I intend to make a clean sweep 1.1 - :oi 7,y ;vim-sent stock before the beginning., of Rost. ;year; coming to this cone-Inv - inn, I will in time it thel titertiet of every Irian, nibs wants - 'a cheap winter) to colt and purchase at the Three 1J I l eers . ; bc1.721-.1&:v JtAIN APCLOSIC i Vettltindx Mt:We. . I i wr...sTE:IvELT, the utd and xi ell knowt • Venittan Blind . liiaker, formerly of Stetine End Fteartli aut., takes this method to reform his many trientls of the tact that hts .haetory 1s nu, - , tration on lit. Clair et., hear the old Allegliet” . Bridg here a cid:slant supply or Blind: of vit .Cohirs :lid qualities, is Coll3tantly kept Oil hand and at all preca , from tie eaty-ceats up to suit customers. N. B. If required, iiiinds will be pet up an, that 'La case of alarm fire„or °these:l,e, they may i reinole..l withatit the aid of a serer-drixer ' and with l the sainailac.lity that any other piece of t.riut I rr , mt , :mli islaidilt any extra expense. F?)' SPRING FASIIION.—Just reeetvegl by fp torn New York, the Spring Stylet'Nt u!liat.t. All those Li/ avant of a neat sup-nor flats at' re-tpuctiully incttv-1 to call. S. !.'“OORE, • Na. 93 Wutad at., 3 door! Tbuttautia marl p or t;,7 , 11,1; ON C.,e Clivrge, the Iltem.ry , the :slay (Miser.; Perrot : The last sz set chime; Tim merle that 1 love; O! vrca(d I tvere a ho) awiiii; Le sv.i.!ti, by H. Kiebtr; Origin uf the harp; . ()Aland G dlopaile, 1.1. Rholiack; I.•ive Ni•t;,Olit Granite SLISC; I have come froul a happy land; • Orphan ballad singers, by Rue-sell; Oh! share me cottage; Woodman! spare that tree; • Dublin waltzes, by La lliitzky; • Camp Wee, by Loder: dedicated to the No. • York Guards , cot, flu[.; The Vocal Beauties..lf the favorite Opera °Fele "Love Speil," by Donazette; • Four Stings from the Opera II Puritan,, by Bel '. • Duena Or two antes, by nerloign:er & Kauffner; Rio Grande Quick March: dedicated to General Taylr;r; %Yang's. Javenlle Piahotbrte Preceptor; Just received and for sale by dec 14 JOHN 11. MELLOR. 81 Wood st. Annuals And Juvenile Work• for the Holidays, AT COOK'S LITERARY DEPOT, No. 135 Fourth street.' The Leaflets of Memory fu'r 1317. The Floral Offering The Evergfrete ... The London Keepsake The Loinhin llcailets Book iilßeauty for 1817 The Lond.in Bible Gallery The Diadqm .. The Bout.ldir Annual .. The l)lay. PioWet' 14 The Rose tif Eliarun4 . The Rose ,! 114 The Gift oerriendship I( The Fountain tTemperance Annual) " The Frietulship's.Offenisg 41 The Ilyaci'etli .. Childe Garelde, Illustrated; Brysathi Poems, ." Southey's .works, ,' Noore"s ,' !tenon's' " Byron, Cowper, ',farleo, Nikon, Scott, Burns and Ame;la's l'ocine,; all Illustratedand beautifully bound, and suitablo.for.a holiday Gift. JUVENILE WORKS. The Youth's-Book or Nature; Masterman Ready; Mural Tales; Tales of Many. Lands. Parley's Bible Stories; Boy's Own Lands; Clara's Aminemen4 Young Student; Buy's Manuel; Popular Tales; Little-Lessens for Little Learners; Fireside 61:0;7_,Book; Cleyelistories; . Holiday Tiilet"; . Rl4lesfOr the Niiriter:y; 'Criss Kringlo"s Rare Show; My Own Story; ''Very Little Tales; Prize Story Book; Mary llowitt's Prose and Verso . Book; Pass in Beets; Child's Favorite; Life and Perambulation's bf a Mciuse; Limy and Arthur; Old Oak Tree; The litrangleis; Bby's First Book; Rhymes and lingleit,• Girl's Manuel; child's Delight; -Bob the Squirrel;' GOorge's Journey; Robinson Crusoe; 31iVettile Sketches; Blossom s of Morality; Child's Own Story Book; Lazy Lawrence; Ajice Franklini,Coinie.Nursery Tales; Parley's Picture hook; Tuy Books, Ate., &e. a great ytttity or Appleton's Edition ofim tenth Works not mentioned here, entitled "Library for '4l.y Young Countrymen." Call at COOK'S, 85 it., and you can be stilted. • ' 1 1 ; y a 14 S t ?I li i e c o B r t . a t d h a a r ti g tl e 6 91; a o r s k un e r t ti e n t c ., n t Lao f dne Gold and Saver Watches, in or cry rariety,'ever ojtered for' sale in, this city. Jewelry of the richest and latest in large rarietr. Silver Ware, Tea Ware, Table - Ccr dory, Solarlird Lamps and Gi randoieS; of•the.liest: material', patterns and work manship. Milithry Goods and Trtriimings in general. Alleres Patent -- All for sale at the: loweht cash prices,' dcl9 •4:::--.4..4*..7-v,07c..r.. lt wt v-,11A,t v•-".„.V,:-,-;74-.,4--,p.le.±-.,.-.1,-,,,.i-. 7.*..„.,,,5,,i-4,45,1. 4,...-4 ;?i.:::'.,: l i': ...-';',-::7.::..:.•:,:?..1,'-f7,,',i.1,1i;:.-',-:•.4. =MI . - 1•"" BINES T~ T _i _ ~' S ` : r i Y z~ t :S (Etirtgrtlttau. TAAFFE St O'CONNOR Forwarding and Cutnenission Merchants, mar_7.!Sw•p Pittsburgh, Pa W6r1.6.1 I 150,030 WELL SELECTF.D G.IIIMKNTS Ilat.l Etats 1 1316EMEZI n 7 Goods, &c • Nir/LS,ON MEV IBM ~::::_ n~ ti „~~ ~ ~ ~, } T ~ ~ n~ ~; ~'.Y ~ i ce .:.: _4~ ~- ;' ..;~.. _ • t 1- ' fetre.smd Ikkailne:ltasuSanee. • HE Insurance Company of North' America, of T Philadelphia, through its duly aihorzed Agent, the subseriber,!otrers to makeiermatient and limited I nsurance,On 'property, ,in this: city and its vicinity, and on shipmentsly the canal and riiers. Arthur G. Collin, Pres% Samuel Brooks, Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor, Samuel W. Jones, Sainuel W. Smith, Edward Smith, Ambrose White, John A. Brown s Jacob M. Thomas, Johli White, , John It. Neff, Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood, Wm. Welsh,- Henry D. Shcrrard , Sec'y. This is the oldest Insumnce Company in the Ifni tediStates, having been chartered in 1794. Its char. ter is perpetual, and from its high standing, long expisrience, ample means, and avoiding all risks of, an :extra hazardous character, it may be cutuiiiiered as offering ample security to the public. MOSES ATWOOD. At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co.. Wa. ler an d _ Front streets. Piusberyth. - 0et.241-y. The Franklin Fire Insurance Company (111ARTER ,:5100,060 paid in ar k.) tic, W I Chesnut st., north 'side, neat FitUn— Take Insurance, either perm:meat or limited, n'gninst loss of datna4e by . fire, on property and .effects or, °very doscripto in town or country, on the roost reasonable terms. Applications, made either per sonaliy ox by letters, trill be prOmptly attended to. C. 1.,1.C14.1C Svc . ) . LI(iECTORS; Charles N. limicker, Thomas !fart, J. WhArton, Tobias Wazifer, .Samttet Grant, PITTSBUR - GII AGENCY , I. RIC K 211,01'112i, Agent, at the Exchange OiTioe of V a rrie:t Martin, t Co., corner of Third and Mar ket .I.peet*:. Fire risks taken on buildifigs and tlie;r contents -I m Patehurgh, .thegbeity and the surronnding coma- N., marine or iutand navigation risks taken. aug t ly AND 31 ARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, :Trim York. CINCrINNATI, Feb. 13, lg G. Dr. gsvayne—Desr Sir—Permit me to tribelb - li erty of writing to you at this time, to express ai pr ! tition, and rvmdrimend to the attention of hen's families and to •odiers year medicine—Pm Syrup of Wild Cherry. In my tray .'a late, I hale urea in 3 great trolly humps:es, the Slerful effects of your uwalicine in relieving chitin. of very ohstinatc complaints, aunt' as cough tni whet-sing, clinking with the phlegm, astilMati tacks, ,k.c. I bt.onid not have written this Ic ii ver, at present, altlion4li I have felt it my It to add my testimony to it for come Core, had r been for a late 'equine where the medicine "al.l 91IIVIC I I In, writ instrumental in restoring, to pe health an mil) child , hose case was f1.111105t in a family of my acquaintance. ' I thank Ilea; aid a ilotinit mother, 'my child is 11211 A 110, • jaws of death.' Beyond all should, Dr. Swayne's Corrineand .g . of Wild Cherry the most valuable medicine in or any other coeutrv. I am certain I here with . snore than one hundred eases where it has been tended with complete ruccess. I hare used it m e in an obstinate attack of th e' ilronclatis, in vrliii proved effectual In an exceedingly short Cote, asilerinq the soveritv of the case. 1 Can Trento r it in the Alban confidence of its superior virtue would advise. that no family should be Without i -fit very phsasant.and always beneficial; worth do insurance. IL and oilers ten times its price. The pubic are a r. Rir.t !s: f rtE INSUR.IN . CK CONIPAITY off ml there to no quackery about it. - 11.. Philadelphia—Charier perpetual--Cspital fitki,- It. JOEINg-fIN, D. outs paid in. Mier to Philadelphia, No. 71 Walnut . ' net , en ., street—V:ln. Davidson, Free';; Frederick Fraley, o r th e ! li ngo Try th is remedy! yon will nor.nerh issey. This old and well established Company mom regret it. to-ill arrest all those disagree-side unites to insure Merchandise, Furniture, toms which strike so muds terror to the mind, n and Property, not of an extra hazardous characte:, r r o t ong your days; beivare of all' preparations in *gains: loss or damage by Fire. ,Porting contain Wild Cherry, ercept that hen A 1 "'""'"g" P.u.hurgh And its .; tho .„ nature of Dr. If. Swayee, on the outside n nei2hhorlioial will be receiver!, and risks taken , per of the bottle en they are quite likely destitub eithe-r rrpci call). or for !United periods, on favorer artier,' fr o m which then borrow a vague, ble terio.., b y CEt). COCEI RAN, Agent, ; Prep:wed twill. by DR. SWAVNE - , 1014.1 f tOiee dec 24 No• 26, Wand street, ; been reoffered to Mr S. I:. Carper el Eighth and/ JCIIALI j . FoIN E v, j a. 1 Stre6 ll '. Insidndelptiin. t'.4 G f FINNEY, I Sold wddolcsalo and retailin P.ttsliorgh at.piop tort price'', by 11 - st. Iftlas, ACultst st.; Do ..4Frn! at Petsburlh,' foe the bel•su-vee vi• • an d . J „,e, earner o. ocii ... s J . n. Safety fur an cc Comp.rrty of IgaitddelAia. I ISO I..therty 1:1!.:KS' anon lioddinge and Morehandia. sold , by J. Alleghert, City, Br 'ea'y di , ozr,ption, amid M.lilt)r Iti4kl upon hulls • ('zone & Co., Butler; Wruo,er 15, I.lendruson. ?der or Lilt - goes of %cereia, tak s en upon must rsvorable 1 Norman Ca:ender, Meadville; J. 11. Iturtnirfc I term, Erie; Nl•liswisio St Kaskell, Cletetette.dlenis Colua4iuni, Miller, IlroicassOle; Marslie Whee4iim; 1 . 4.; E. li. Dolman, Cincinnati, (flu.'; Dr. C. 1 - .letifrl & C o ., Si, Louie; J Morrie tr.,Co., ,livilreo Oliver k: Co., Neer Oilcan*, and lay air generally. kleci 'r VMS troll known and respectableconapakv isre pared through their PITTSBURG Ata-7,NCI , to make insurance of eery kind connected with rises of trausportauez nand inland navigation; to insure against lou or damage by lire, Dwelling Houses, Warehouses, Buildings in general,GOOilY. Wares, and Alerchandoe; and every description of personal property on the most fa% orable terms. Applications for Inr,nrance attended to without de. dry atthc einee,2iii. 3) Water and G 2 From sta., by SPIaNGEB. IIARBAUGH Ag't. At an Klee:inn held at the office in R. Y.; 1%.1ay 2 1b. the Adkr.ving named gentlemen were climes Directors of this C01111,11:3 , for tlit, ensuing year, 11: insvph IC . Sane J..hn Ilmni G. Ward, John Nowhons,, W.llt4in S. Slocuati John F.:114..11.ic, And at a entar•gnent meeting of the Doan", .70- tiP 41 W. SA V AC:I.2, Esq.. w,33 uoantatuuaiy ro-eicc led Prewhlent for tho chatting a a IV J A MES .11C4t1S. NeNrestarr, an 4.1 r figiee at the warehouse of King Cfolme,, on Water at.. near Market btmct, Pit:4l4oi. N. D. Pinney invite the e , infolnitee and patroaap of the frienls soil , thininnity at large to :lie Dela, are `.1.. S. Inauratier C an an 1111 1 :/- 1013011 aaiong the moat ttouriabing 11/ Pll!htiPlph.lll— a large laid w capital, uhich, by the opt t. atithi Of its c'rrter , is constantly increasing—as yie:thag' to each person intuited his dee abate of the proLts of the Company, without invoking lints In ter re , pithaihility whatever, beyond the prettihni acto ilk paid in by Idm; and thererore as posses l i ng the Nlthual princ,.ple thirsted of every obnoiiiiii a feature, and in its sniast attract; o form. nor I-tf Iseirtry of the Franklin Fire luburance Company of Philadelphia. E. corner of Third and Woad streets, Pittsburgh. 1111 E a,rete of th company on the' first of Janua r .i, at published in conformity with an act ul thePerinriviracuu Legislature, Were !fonds and S'lorzgazes Real Est..te, at cost, Temporary Loans, Stocks and Cash, Maktog n total or ei1109,053 42 A./lon/mg cortam al,urance that all Mason 'VIII he promptly and giving entire security to all oho obtain policies from this Cothpan v. Risks taken at as low rates as are consistent with security. oet R 'WARRICK MARTIN, Agent. • Fifth Ward Livcry St ahlc. ruE subscriber, having bought out - the wedl (--4 known Ln cry Stable kept by C. IL Doty, in the Filth Ward, respectfully informs his friends and the generally, that he will keep at all times a stock of the best deseription of riding horses, bog gier, carriages of all kinds, and in short everything required in his line of business. A considerable portion of his stork is nesc,and he is confident no stuck in the city will be superior to his. Ms terms will be moderate. Ilia stable is on Lib erty st., a few doors above the'cael bridge, where be respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. CIIARLES COLEMAN. trrlte is also provided with an elegant Ilear;o, which kill be furnished when required. ect2s-td Allen Kkaaner, I, I XCIIANGE 1311.0 K ER, corner of Wood and 3d 1:4 streets. Gold, silver and current bank noter bought and sold. Sight cheekS on the eastern ciddea for sale. Drafts, unit:3'2nd bills collected. RE rentNcES. Win. Bell & Co., John D. Davis, F. Lorenzc, J. Painter & Co., Joseph Wood well, James May, Ales. Bronson & Co., John IL Brown & Co., James M'Candless,Cincin .1. It. M'Donald, St. Louis W. 11. Pope, Pres't Bank New Books -. Just. neeelved AMEMORIAL of Egypt, The Red Sea The Wilderness, of Sin and Paran, Jerusalem and other principal localities of the Holy Laud! visited in 1842, with brief notes of a route through France, Rome, Naples, Constantinople, and the Danube: by George Fish, L. L. 11.. one vo 2 l. 12 inn. Price, $125 Life in New York, by the author of " The old white meeting House," 18mo Price 59. cts. Mesago from God; or thoughts on religion for thinking, in'en, by Rev. John Cumming, 1). D. I have a message from God unto thee." 18 mo., price 371 cents, Sketches -of North Carolina, historical and bio draphical, illustrative of tho principles of a portion of the early sottlars, by Rev. Wnt. Henry . .Fotite..— For sale at the Ilookstore of • TruoTT & ENGLISH, dec2B. Market at. between 3.1 and 4th ets T CERTIFY that I have had two beds renovated in Kelly's Steam Renovator, and I must acknow ledge that the process firings the feathers to a more buoyant and pure state than when new. With the greatest pleasure 1 recommend it tri the Public. n0v.20-tf MARTIN LYTLE. FROM:CB-15 Bids. Dried Peaches; 10 Sacks 44 . 4 • 30 .3acks Dried Apples; 3 :DON. Roll Butter; 2- r e ,. 44 64 3 Casks Potash; 3 litils. Beaus, Justree'eived an a l for sale. by MARTIN & SMITH, 51 Wood street. - fit. • ... IMMEIM .1;,.. , .•,., , : . : ..,,,--.::':i-,'i,':.:!,;:',,.;.,:;;77..:?.:'..,, }`,. . ...... .. .. .....-.. _ ..,.. . ~.._ .. ',...i 4 - ', ~ '''' - i .., 1 '- ''.'-...11,;:'. , : ir ..' DIRECTORS C. N. BANCKEII, Prest Jmiiih It. Smith, thinige %V. ltichartia, Monieeii D. I.MVIA, AdOlptli C. Boris•, Pavia S. Brown. NATIONAL Plitt Stopben John :Vet hnin, Wm. W. Campbell Jacob Miller, Marcus Spring, Joseph S. Lake, John J. fltrrict. .1`,G4.10,G r, 93 100,967 77 207.499 72 Pittsburgh, P.. Philadelphia. f Ky., Louisville To Householders. - ....',•'.•;:•:t.'..i.., ,Y; ~ _,µ. =EI ~' .fig,.. , . . 7 . i:;'. , ...:::; - .i., '4''' , ;:•:;.14 .- .-:.) - -',.: 7 : -.,,,..,4,.-i..,,:.;.:;;;:.•:::-.:. The Press Medical Faculty asSil s r. isands who have used Dr. Swaynes Cam Syrup cy Wild Cherry, all concur in pr. nouneing it one of the D best remedies ever invented, for the cure of all PULMONARY AF - FEC, , _ _ CON'SUMPTIVF.S 13EWAnt or Isrros'rrtotv. The Wild Cherry Tree in all ages of the worl , and in Countries where It-is knewn, both amen civil ized as well as savage nations and tribes, is 'only celebrated forits wonderful medicinal qualines.— This, combined with many other valuable 14w:bi ble extracts, and prepared by a skilful phy ciao who possesses the advantages of the experieh ear practice of his profession" of nearly a quarte of century, must be a valuable acquisition to thee as are laboring under any of thd dangerous . diaed es the Lungs so ctuninon in ourelimate. Such a re/ ration is br. Tkiwayne's Compimed Syrup ef W, Cherry, prepared by himself at his labartory in Phi ad elpida. Dr. Wistrtr, of I/hilt...MA phia, /reign tnu never has And any thing to do witlt any preps., a on ' Wild Cherry, hut there was one got up - WM ade phia and the name of }Virtue attached, the ri ht which was sold oat to some alerehlnts in the Vcs 'lf you would net theuemithe article, -the‘onl or prepared by a regular physician, tee that the ign; turn of Dr. Swayue, ofl'hilarf , a.., is on each but le. . . More llome 7:•slinsany.. • PurtAner-rurs, - Sept:.2S, IS 1 Dr. 11. Swayne:—Dent seen the "a tonishing cure" pern.ruied on Mr. Thomas by you Compound syrup of Wird cherry, I was indite try it on myself. Ivt as taken with a violunt c uilttl spitting of blood. !JIM iITiA of breathing, tog thi with violent attacks of Asthma. I overdone ytte from exertion which I was nut able to pertbruto hic prostrated my system to a great extent. 1 on menccd the ore of your Compound Syrup of Vil Cherry, together with your Extract of Sarsap rill and Tar Pills, whieitgave Inc almost immerlia r glue , and I am glml to give_ my testuloony to all tv' may be afflicted iu a similar way: I ain now a b resume my daily labor. --It would do well to se the signature or thy. If. SWAYNE is Ott CaCit hot Cherry. My residence is in Thirteenth two doors hem the corner of. Willow, where I h: ' be glad to hae an interview with all similarly . lit tad. WM. 11. WALT Letter from the net. R. lirk;con. Formerly Pastor of the First Presbyterian C/ New York. _ ___ ..__....... . tar I lIIIS remarkable invention, whiCh bas received . aw l the neivernal approbation of the medical profei ma- sion or Gt6flititain, comprises rib entirely new ap . plication cf - Galvanism, as a reniedlal agent, hyineaus. of which. the ordinary Galvanic Batteries, Electric' and alagattie Machines, dm., ate entirely - dispensed • as-1 with, and the mysto6ooo 1,01 , 16' inif Gadvanism applied as-1 without any of the objeCtions Which aft inaepaeable ni t r 1 from the 'general mode now in Ilse. The strong dosa o I es, and irregular intervals, in which Galvanism isap tit,l - Plied by the Machines, has been pronounced, alter a . 105 1 fair and - bripartial trial, to be decidedly injurious, and air; it was to remedy thin radical defect that this new op chi lineation Wail projected, which, after unceasing toil, ln- I and perseverance, has been brought to its present ild i State of - perfection: The Galranic Rings answer all 114 1 the purposes of the most expensive Machines, and re-i In many other respects are more' safe and certain in , hoi accomplishing the desired effect. 1 0 l il Rings used in connection with the allit are confidently recommended in all t zg 7% r e cti : c u F ir lfi i i ie , = on disorders Which arisefrenn an enfeebled and unhealthy veal. stale of the nervous or vital system, and these Sum -1311 I plaint,, are among the most painful and Universal to lie -1 which a e are subject. They arise, %Office! exception, • ! from one simple cause—a derangement of the Nerv. Mu, System—and it _aims in these cases that other I di,Cremedlea , having co often failed, a new agent was matte needed, which it is confidently- believed, has I been intend in the proper and judicious application ila I of Gal vattism. -a 1 The Galvanic' flings have been used with entire . orf ~access in all team, at Ituntexamasot, acute or chronic, iur • applying to the head, face er limbs, Gout, Tie-polo ofl rens, Toothache, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous Sick a n . tlesliche, Indigestion, Paralytic, Palsy, Epit?pcy, en Pits, Cr.linp, Put:Mations of the Heart, Apnyery, ig.l Si mays tf faints, Spinal Cc:Nikita:, LUmhagO,l at. Neuralgia, Nervous • Tremors, Dizarinksts of the Iletd,l Sr, pain tn. ties Chest and Side, General Debility, Dealtien-1 it i I ry of Nervous and Plivical Energy. and all NERV- i Sot 1 GUS DISORDERS. Incases ofeonfirmed Dyspepsia, ea which is simply a nervous derangement of tho iliges a i tct live organs, they have been found equally successful.' as, I Their restraordneiry effects upon the system must be 8 ,- i witnessed to lee believed, and ass Certain preventive' thy ! fur the preceding complaints they arc equally tricorn.' mended. The Rings are of different prices, being rep' made °fall sizes, and of various ortnitnental patterns, this , and rite be worn by the most delicate female without ed i the slightest iecoavenience. In fact, the sensation ata! is rather agreeable than otherwise. 'aelt! The Galvanic Hells., Bracelets!, RAMIS-, b if I Garters, Necklaces, &c. en., i Ia Some vista of S. very Setere c h arac t er, and Of th d i long standieg. the power as applied laY the Galvanic I I Ring* is no: aaille;entte arrest the progress of - disease 1 i t ' and ultimately restore health. The improved modi. at e ; fication in the Galvanic Belts, Ilmeeleta, &c., entire er._ , ly reanalies this objection; any degree of power that -; is required tem readily be ohlained,und'no complaint I which the mysteriona agent of Galvanism can erect Sr j . will fisl to be permanently rolieved. These artiCles r,,, i are :adapted to the waiets, arms, wrists, limbs, teeing, or i'.. any part of the beds, with perfeet convenience. The i; if dame, Netklae;i are used WI th greater belle fr-i fit is .taste or Bronchitis- or affections of the throat or I generally; also in castes _of Nervous Deafness; awl • , with almost ureiform success as a preventive for Ape -1P; 7 .10, Epileptic Fits, and similar complaints. of: ra . i Christic'a Hassidic Fluid. 11 , ,, g ; is . used in cammetion with the Galvanic Rings and as , all their meddlcationa. This cm:Towne:l has ber m proneuneed by the French Chemists to be elle oldie e a _ I roost extraordinary disco% cries of - modern science. It , tea 1 is believed to ?melees the retriarliable power of mal es. derleg the nerves .b , 11.5 7 / 7 /lee /0 get/re:air action by this - meariaeattaine a concentration of the influence, at the ,a; seat of disc :se, thus giving rapid and permanent re- Sr,! l i ef, No other ceinpmetion in chemistry is known to a. , i produce the same effect, or to impart a similar pro n, I pertv to the nen% ens a, stem, by mearts of an outward g , t local.apeamattori. The lido; tactic FitlUleelltalilS Wah 1, ling e i..i:iie oe the sl;glitost irjery; its application is :: i aeieealae, aria is is as harm:cab le iis Seine, as it is e i , beneficial is its reatilia_ aailletplanatioaa sad direc t none anteeinpaey it. The combined iaventions are in ._ . , eyre y way perrectly hateilese; thee are sold at prices 11' 11 sown Pill, 1 within tae reach of all and the discoyerer only re r gall E WILSaiN PILLS, tia re remedy peculiarly t ritimes a thir treil es it test of their surprising a - mac,' adaleed iiir headaches and dyspeptic all - et:tic as, and permanent benefit. a, pretty genera/1y knee a and estoraned in 1.. i: I e hrtstle'a Cnivainic Strengthening Plan. community; and the, pi °praetor, so area us he. la, tars. occasion tu a rate or speak of them, can se:are...Ay re. i These articles form another valuable application from roan an cypresa,. of tiM eratelel ael.nowlielg- 1 efthe ma'am:lima influence of Galvaniarn. They are merits to be, friends for their patronage and kind's .Sal au important alaii Let to the genuine Galvanic Mugu n him. fb e " fami li e s arc the warmer firma °beery ng and their mal.ficatiens, acting upon the same prinei. he “begeining and the ending"—thiown *linos:: In i 1110, lit having the advantage of more local applica juatapositiere—of so litany nostrumened kindred pre.:';ion. rimy arc confidently recommended as a Yalu aerations cenally loud in their ' , manna:olla, and i able addition in the speedy cure ofltheurnatiernmeute much more industriously presented to the public; ! or Chronic• ' in all nervous complaints, and as a posi. while his prepar etion notaeleiedy advances, e% en to. nee reinedy in calms of .la - rin and Weakness in the tamale war., , 5 , ,,a1wa; and comf..rung the sal:Med, i Cl' tr.": or !lark, Pain in the File, in Asyna'ic Affection.;, and permanently grafting itself epee the all - canine; nail in Wcakners ,r Oppres.iion of the Pulmonary Gr af new friends, alma Coil/IOUS:1y w idening theeirelei eons. In Spinal Cot 411 twits their effects Ate of the of its usefulness. Although well eatese e d that his ; most, ilea el raj Character, and they base often been medicine lima, as it m ere. a principle or purpetiffly to ; used with complete success. They arc also of the it, yet he is obliged to has freenJa fur WC intact s 1 areatest advantage na Pains and Weakness of the areatiui el:derive of the aiet. 1 Ilreactaind are highly recommended fur inany ofthose In its naturai history, if son please, the Wile n i coraphents to which females are especially liable. -As Pill diners from must ether preparations in not bei itt art effectual meana for strengthening the system when originally made for sale, or with a clew to mecum : debilitated with diseaae or other causes; as a certain', profit; while as every body knowa, the greatest ty e I aid in Constitutienal Weakness, as a Preventive el (an a general thing) no sooner begins to dabble in! Culls, and in all affections of the Chest, generally, drugs than he casts ab o ut f or so m e cheap prepa a- j the Galvanic Strengthening Plaster will be limed of thin, or must , get up,' as the phrase is, something i great and perineum:it advantage. In a few words; it anything that will sell. (lieu he attempts it rind i ! embraces all the virtues Or Ow best tonic preparation. . an assumed or fiat:net t , name, as thaugli co:mei,' Is! with the important additiou of the gal rame influence, his own were insufficient to sell it. The difieren r I which is neither impaired nor exhausted, while the then between the Wilaciii Pill and the preparation. a action centimes. Threw articles will be found en tire have jest indicated, would appear to be true: T c ly free from those objections - which are a constant consciounness of the value of my pill originat d source .t• complaint with the ordinary plasters , in the idea of putting them on sale for Money, and a . price. The consciousness of the value of man :4 orbinatea in roost instances the many preparatioii I give alluded to; and the price moctllikely !to tak ' 1 IS always first carefully ennsidered,fand the pill r other prep:armee made and graduated to suit it. Ti e one is a MSCOVERY, and comes from the great Areal a of Universal Nature; the other a trick or iaventio , and cornea from a net very popular quality of boa -, vines[ Nature. Reader! the difference hero s great. In one instance the value attached to the r 1 is the starting point ; in the oilier, tire MONEY. II t it is not probable that sumteatif the , many prepar - an tts having cacti such paternity were accidental y good, hut that possibly by this process cf "getti g L, up" as they call it, by puffing and ,blowing, as a e clean wheat, they have been "got up" too high ,e flue their ,pacific gravity had been carefully' asce-,- tallied, and have blown all never to be heard e, with other chaff—some lighter, some heavier. . Whatever may he the rationale, 1 must repeat i that I am float profoundly thankful to mv,friends f their discrimination innutcousigning my discovery t that cumpenduous category of "inventions that di not answer"--of "tricks that won't with." The Wilson Pills arc useful as a (MITER AL reined. and may be kept and takunoin proper doses, in bin - dies, as a preventativeof genbral ill health, or di - ease of whatever name, by any member of the ram, ily, without any fear of the consequences of expel sure in the ordinary pursuits of business, ;k7 - They may always be had in any quantity of thv proprietor, in Penn street, below AS arliury, and of th principal Druggists of this city and Allegheny. jy22-d&w7in Splendid Goods: IW. WILSON, corner of 4th and Market st. • now offers for sale at regular Eastern prices cheap for cash, a large and well selected stock 'o every article in his line of business, consisting in part of fine Gold and Silver Watches; rich Jewelq of latest patterns; Silver Table and Tea Spoons ant Forks; Table 'Cutlery and Tea Ware; Solar Lar Lamps, fur every purpoSej Military Goods; &c. &c J4r- Watch and Clock repairing executed in the best manner. John D. Davis, A UCTI ON EER & COMMISSION MERMAN /IL Corner of Wood and Filth streets, Pittsburg] is ready to receive merchandise ol` every doscriptio on consignment for public or private sale, and from long experience in the above busines,flatters himsul • that he will be able to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. Regular sales on MUndays and Thursdays of Dry Goods and Fancy articleaiat 10 o'clock, A. M. Of groceries, Pittsburgh manufacturild ankles, new-and second hand furniture, &c., at two o'clock,' P.M. Sales every evening at early gas-light. augIZI Pig tead. • 841 PIGS Lead; just rec'd and for sale by, - JAMES MAY 7- - .'...i':. 4., :.' ~,,•,,.,ii,7 MESE 'v'6 Helical. - =';'::::•:. , .'2 --. T . :',:.::' , .,..,...:_ ,-, ..,:,.i,..,.:.i.-;.--:•;::,.•„-,.'-;.,r;;..:i,,,':: . ~...:_, , 4, ..-..:v:f,:.,:,;:v•-..fiff5.,;.::::,:--s';,::::;,y. INIM - .: , -.''. - f._ - ,.. •,-.i,:,_:-:,..;,- Itcb cal. eT4Ris-rivs d A , POST9LVE ntulii AND PERMANENT CURE FOR i ATISIII - • . 'NOAI L NERVOUS COMIsLAINTS; a AN IS • . ' O O "What theute : b the causes may not be explained, 'of Since Their eiccfs.are duly ascertained, .. .. pa - Let:not.delusion, prejudice, or pride, . ild Induce mankind to set the means aside; 'it' Means %%idyll ttio? simple, are by Heaven desigithi %Or To allerialte the ills of human !ilia" . . ••• . , DR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC RINGS AND - MAG- I NETIC FLUID: • • common use CAUTION int" The great celebrity and success of these arti cles have caused them to be counterfeited by ”nprin cipled persons. 'l'o provide against imposition; Dr. ellen:Tin has hutohe authorized agent in each city of the Union. The only vdent in Pittsburgh • W. W. WILSON. CERTIFICATES AND TESTLMONIALS, Of the highost,and most respectable character, ere constantly received, regarding the extrerirdinary value and success ofthe above article's. his believ eel that in the city of New York alone, upwards of EIGHT THOUSAND PERSONS during a period of, less than a year, have been entirely relieved of the most painful chronic disorders .aotue of. which have completely baited all Rimier efforts of medical art. indeed warty of the lirst physicians of this city, who disapprove of the Galvanic and Magnetic Machine, constantly recommend this application in their prac tice,•and with the exception of those who are-to prejudiced to giveit a trial, the invention has re ceived unanimous favor with the most intelligent among the AmericOn Faculty. Dr. Christie is at all times ready and most happy to give every facility to physicians, and all interested, for testing the truth of his assertions and the efficacy of his discovery. Only agency in Pittsburgh, corner of•4th and octl4-dly Market street. Drugs, Drugs, Drugs, - - .13 No. 2. Conunercitil Row; Liberty street, "Big Go!.. den illaCtar: , once mom J' . . . ANS & ROCK WAY, thaukfill.for the liberal pa tronage, yhich they. have heretoforexeceived and wishing to merit on increased share of public pa tronage, would respectfully call, the 'attention of the public to our stock of goods wich we are now re ceiving tbr the fall trade., ,Among which may b e found in quantities to suit purchasers, the following . articles. Ithuebard Root, Liquorice Root, Flour Snlplitir., ' '' do. - Ball, Gum Arabic, • Refined Borax, • - Cl'd Magnesia, • Sal Soda, • . Cart Magnesia, -- Spanish Brown, Gum Aloes, , Gum Copal, Cream Tarter, Roll Brimstone, Calomel, White Chalk, • Sup Curb Soda, Ext. Logwood, • Epsom Salts, ' Chip>d do. - .., Glauber do. Madder, - Tartaric Acid, Yellow Ochre, Gum Scammony, Chrome Yellow, Hal 'Coparia, - • do Green, Salt Petre, . Rose Pink. • Together With a general assortment of Oils, Paints, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, Dye Woods, &c., &c., all of which will he sold as low as at any other house in the city. - se la S _ TEWART'S Daily Register, for tho Ina of rani- Ilea and persons of business, for 1847. For site by H. S. BOSWORTH & CO„, dectri 43 Market at. . . .. , . . . , . . •. ' . ,V-.74*vn..--, 4 ti7rk''‘.7 . l 2*. ' ;.... io. :`'--:;;ZY'-;'Y'''''.C.ll4'''4'"*..-5:4;7i14,4-5i.g.7 .47'..;.er"Okf'.'11. ••• ; .* I :-. 1 * ,. , ''''i't:4''''''''t,j.--"17.:.fr,,,k4f).3-**l-40C6'.%<‘. T.1i.,...., - ..3 1, ..0.*.14 . ,,,V 4,...., , A . A....4,: ,. ..1.,,V. 'A l t -. ~,,, ..41t. : , •V? , 4: .4a.,*14.-.,,,:...,* ...1 ..;',. 42%746.ti1 ay . V....4 .4 5Wt,,5 4 61, - * , ,-.1. - j-1a.:,..f.,,,.,..... „,......, 4 ,.....,,,,,,, ,.. .., L --, ..).e - S, 5 . ....,,,• , , 1 -, % ,,,, i. - 4....., .e- ;2 '',o , " 4 ,- " .0 3`" ,, A . Y. , t , titr''' ...,,y, , -, • • ' l ' , Za:.- - - .:',..- ' . _k , ,- i . 1,.kr.,.,,-. , .. , . " -,-4,-..... .a?:•70. , ..Fiek-' '''''..-''' . -- W.1 ., k, ,,,,,,, 14 . % . 5...';'''' • - '..', . r, ~,. .- -,,. .',.- . t, --r te...„4.1 -, ~....10. '"*._... 5te.;,1 , ./..... - Ati. - , ;., 4,4-....,413.'", .' '. • 4 — A., . } . 71, ,- 1 ...... - ....A.,* .., ~........4a.p.. - ,6, , - , .. - ,..-z..+,. • :. '" .,rK..*.t,.....,..,,,,r,,,.4., „Aft, . - ......0.4......-.....V.e,,9i. ,,,,, ' . .1,f...., / ,, ,i,... _ X. 7 .4 ,,,, r.-.. ...0 ,, . - . ,f, 44460 . .-,-. *-,-0.•,- , - 4 - .." .0 ,,,, :...WK1F,014,54.,z .-' , " WA, ..{-.< -, Wlteek. ,••!,, ' •.", Z.. ,1 - :' 'T , ''''' ~- ' - ..1 ..` .. , , ~, ' • ' . ' •' ' . , . . - - ..• . . - • - F _ - :. "'; r~;;` A TEVER DESPAIR! YOU CAN BE CUREDj ti . , II3EUTSVILLE, N.J., June 10, 1 540. Dr. D. sine-No S South Third st., Philadelphia— Dear Sot_ I have , thisilay hail an interview with the gentleman of whom I made mention. to you as hav ing taken your Expectot ant withsuch decided effeZt. lie is a recieetable fartner,living a. few miles from here. I was so much interested in a detailed account hp gave me of his cough and cure, that I emb'race. the first lewire moment to communicate it to-you; and if the 'cure is as radical as it appears:to. beOkis the must remarkable one I hare - ever known. For 32 years (after having the measles) he has been sal: , tering with a cough or the most distressing kind, get ting worse as he advanced in years; he is Frequent terms of coughing and difficulty of lireath- ! lasting front an hour to an hour and alkalis, would come upon him with such severity as to exhaust him, with strangling, until his eyes becatnelifoodsliot..li e! had dein:tired of being cured having tried physicians and a thousand things Without relief. For nine weeks, miniediatel, previous to taking the Expectorant, be , had nut been attic to _go to his barn althoug4. there was the most urgent necessity for hitrito 'do so. During the uitie weeks he was 'under the Care of in c minim t physician, and he finally, j'ost got able to go out, and came, to my store, and hearing his cough; I recommended tp hint y our Expectoiniiti lie first said he bad tried so limey things that hehad no confi dence in any thing; but I induced him to take a bottle by telling him of peruses of my acquaintinee who had been decidedly benelitted by it. This was on . Tuesday; that nighi he took of it, and says that it was the first cornfintable nights sleep he Ind enjoyed 101.1 years. Outlier Thursday following Ito went in work,i and has continued to make full' hand on his thrall ever since blow nearly two months.), told Me to-day that. for the last Week he had cut aiitl,split a hundred rails, or made a hundred panels of fence per day; has been in the . water to wash his sheep, and otherwise exposed, without the least symptom of return of his cough, it having eglirely- diea:pp*cct and ; strangest of . a bottlmhas : filmed the effect. He seems so thankful and .over, ' joyed that he "wants to talk all day,abriatilt,",and says .that if ha could not procure another bottle, lie would refuse one litindred dollars for the remainder of the bottle he had left. Your Carminative Balsam I have used er.recopti melted to others'llir the last ilea .years, with a/erupt salutary effect. Respectfully yonrs, Joinvll2 Anmnastiti.' Foriale in Pittsburg:hat the PEICINTE.A. STORE, 72 Fciarth street, near WoOd—arid Store' of 11. P. Schwartz; Federal street; Allegheny City. dee7-dttw rassolution of partnership..- - trim. Partnership existing between the undersign ed,-under the firm of SCRIBA:Se - SCREIBLER, was dissolved on the. 3,1 inst., by inutile] consent. The books of the concern aro in the hands .or Mr Scriba,- who is -autbotized to settle all accounts. The llookstore will,be.coutinued at the old stand.by Mr. ScrOa; the Bookbinding by Mi. scheiblec,, 'VICTOR SCRIBX., - GUSTAVUS SCIII.LBLER.., Hooka and .Stni lox:Lary. andIJAVING elegant " s tr returned extensive front o s n u t t ia h eo?:ast Fancy with s t a ati m: n a - t ary and !rooks for Christmas and I s iew•Yeat'ir Gifts, I would call the attention - of the public to my store; No. l hi, Wood st. Prices extremely low. Among a great selection of Books for old - and young, I Men ton The Boudoir Annual, for 4847. 46 Diadem, ' • 66 Boquet, rt. • M•mis Rose, ir 66 Arnarantli, 61 6i Mayflower; Furget-me.not, is • 66 Leaflets 0 flitlemory66 ' 66 Rainbow, • '6i -• • 6t. Lady's Album, . 66 Sacred Monntainft.•-• • - . 6 Illustrated Book - Cif Christian Ballads. Scenes in the Life of Christ, by Chriswold. The Tortoise Shell Kitten, for 1547., 66 Annualette, . Chriitian The Book of Icersery ; Rhymes. - Together with a great-selection of brooks fhi*Child ren, Games, Portfolios, &c.- - VICTOR SCRIBA, dab • 115 Wood at. A, Y PARTNER, Mr. Liggett, and Wm. E. Atta in_ tin, Esq., will 'attend.to unfinished bind. ness, and I recommend them to the patronage °Pali friends. lam authorized to state that' they will re ceive the counsel and assistariee of tholion.'R. Bid dle. Office :Id story of Barke'sliffildhigsAth street, between Wood and Market. - jan6-ly S A MOEL: W. BLACK . „.. IG IRON.-33 tons Mountain Missouri Pig-Iron, Jost-received and for sale by ' • nov 28 JAMES MAY. : , .:, - ... •,, ,,.i..:4 - - . .;' , 5 . !..1.; ,,, ,1*.7 ;,, , ~' ':1~ `:: `.` ~'. 2.y ; i7,...7 . - ji . ,.'"k1• . ..?,.:. s a =MI -".,".',..-':-.,:-.:' .::'''.`i,',1'.'i.:....,'.:',,:•-•.j::.!,':'. sq~ ... ._.._ l'-;.7.•.:.:' , .'':.'.,fr , .-: - :'.', - 1:..'.: - :I3T - 46'.. fiiiit::::::-•,:r.:-...-.:77:;77.-.... R 0 G,E S i- - COMPOUND: SYRUP .01"-, IxIVTIVIZTOTIT MARI • A nate and tei-tain cure for'Connnnptinn of thaLciiigni 1 Spitting ollilood, Conglis, Colds, Aathnia, • Pain in the Side ' Bronchitis, • Whooping Cough, I : • . nnd,. all Puttuonnyy 44rectionts,.. . . . . . TT . EAR wbat.the_oelebrated Ar. Richards saps --a 11. Physician or more thau.3o years standing. tie certifies that in the case (Willi.. Charles Wade, that alter having resorted to every means within his knowledge, for the treatmentef Consumption; With out the slightest benefit, he permitted Inm to use Dr. itogero Liverwort and -Tar,hy which - he was-restor ed to perfect health. (Signed) : M. D. DO' Please get a pamphlet aria see this certificate in full. CONSUMPTION AND MOST S T SSING _ - COUGH. CURED.. _ .72 , • Mrs. Ann Chillies; who resides on Uth street (South' iif e) 2 doors West.offirriith certifies— That she was so far gone with COnstunption;ati tended with a roost - distressibg COugh, as to be ,the very brink of the grave, and, although Under the care of an able Professor, alio had given'itp all hopes; of recovery - but was rescued by the use.tifDrsllogerst Liverwort and Tar; one half battle of which broke the Cough entire!y -up ANN CHILDES. VIOLENT COUGH, PAIN AND SPITTING Mr, Finch, Joint street ; between 4th and sth sts.t . Cin 0 • stxt-s that he was td"icted vith a v'rderti Couch, much pain and continual . Spitting of Wood, and, although under the care bfan excellent Physit elan, was daily becoming Worse, btit was happily cured by D. Rogeri' Liverwort and 'Tar, which stopped the blooding; removed the pain, broke up* the COngh iintnediatelv :and- healed the. Lungs per fectly sound. - fSignea:.l JUSTICE.-FINCII. From the non'. Judge, Wot. Stintin;ofCineinnati. Ife states :lilt he is well acquainted with Mr. Finch,and that hismatetnenta are entitled to full con fidence; also, that he can fully corroborate what has been slid with regard to this medicine, baring used it himself with the most decided benefit. lie Con . shiers it valuable. (Signed,) "WILLIAM inTriKr.. Call on the Agents and see this certificate in full. DISTRESSING'COCGH AND 11l E LAST STAGES • OP CONSUMPTION CURgD. Mrs. Benj. Sinith, living on Anti street, one square North of the Cincinnati Ilospital, certifie, • • - Tlint she was so low that the 'physicians could do no more for her. She exhibited precisely the same syzoptoms that her daughter did before she died, (she having died with the same. disease but a short time ?revives.) and was absolutely stranglino. with her cough, when she commenced using Dr. Regers' Compound Syrup of Liverwort and Tar, ! which rais ed her as by a miracle. (Signed,) A. L. Scovill, Whe'esale Agerit for the West and South, S. E. corner of sth nut! Spruce streets, Cin c.nriti, Ohio. P. C. Kneeland, principal Agent for Pittsburgh, office on Grant st., one door belo . W.2d.- Also , for sale by J. Kidd-dr Co., corner of 4th and Wand sti., PI ttscirgb. John li. Cassell, Oih ward, Pittsburgh 11. P. Schwartz, Allegheny John stnith, Diming:lam Dec. 25;1846 TO-my • 1 : • ' 34.1, Mg. -a of beficTiNciiiiraitTi r .otireiTmbio-bir.i mm ft. 11104...!".*" ..ezur411';;1:1 ••ar:thr• • ~.1 ,1• - • • . COO '4/WV!' CLicKEN . ,.... , B suG,,,acoATED VEGE TAB . r- • PILLS are the Arai and only : Meiliroave r known than will pasitind . i . cure ~' - ' • •'=" l "'e 4 . . 'Headache, Gidifilisl ' - Measles, Saltßiesim, - .Rheumatism, Pile/F . - /' 'Heartburn, -Wlirmii, • .Dispepaia, ScUrvy,:: - Cholera Piforlunr,:j . Small Vox, lainalice,;: ... Coughs, Qiiinsy.4.• I. Pains in tho Radi i. , -. . Whooping Cough, Inward Weakness, . Consumption, Fits, %; Palpitation. Of the, Heart, Liver Complain t, ./. ' ' Rising in - the . Throitt,' Erysipelas, Deafness, . Dropsy, Asthmn,:. • • ~, Itchingatiftho.Skin, . Fevers of all kiridse.4% - • ..Colds, Gouti Gravel, Famaldenutp/aints.;,; ; ; riervnesCompla t ints, And all other diseasce.prlAtatingfromi impunlies or -the ....,.....,-.... • .......-, ~.•--,-,-....-..... ligr They have"e_iiied;:idittib . qhidrintrotinetion, • over 2,000 persons, wbiehltiiiiiiiiee glitieitiiiithigido7} less cases, by the moat eminent Physicians, - - ilgr They. are; patronized and zecommend4 by men of the highest di.skoption, among whop'4l4 4 l , k . Hon. David It. POiter, . . Ilon.llcray ClaY, ':' - r * . --" Hon. John. Q. Adams, . lron. Dittitel..iretilliii;;"'?' Hon. Martin Van Buren; : . lion. L. C"..0 hottAli -- - . 4... . Gen. Winfield Sept; -. Col. 11; M. : Jobii.ton i . '" tl ;* .lion. Jewett K....P01k, .. Gen. Lewis Coss . Coss . ' . ' :9t'• : o* - 2 Their virtues are so infallible that the'inolfer• ' " will : be returned in all cases they do not giVetiniverl 'sail satisPactlon. Although but two and a half y8.16.._ have elapsed /Mee - these Celebrated Pitlii were first . • introduced •to die- public, . the 'sale of them- in the 1, Eastern . and Middle' . Belted 'has for exceeded. rii. P Clickener's most sanguine expectations; . During the'. 1 1. paid year, alone, no leap than. 10,000 gross of boxesl::, hate been sold , in 'the State of New. York; 16,000.,ia, ' Pennvylvania,-4,000. in Maryland, 3,000 in New Jet , i say, 2,000 in Delaware, and 9,000 in the New Ragland -i States, requiring the eonvtant employment rtf,27ii. bands, exclusive of printer/ and engravers.. ilktbe. , l same , •neriod; upwardS of_ 200,000 copies •of:ithe;!• Y'Family Doctor" have been ordered by .Igents.lart every' section of rho ic;tirrtry: These facts* must "a show, conclusively, that Dr. Clickener ' s Sugar - Got* ed - Pilfi;heildes limn the.FerybBOt McliFilie lit the". world, We plight eiiend . th tth is r publication "th, laded!' itele net; if 'we deetned It' expedieni th . publiall.s , torsimonials we have received, not onlyAcim agenti i ‘ butintlividails : and familieei who' bite experienced the benficial ,eftectii 'of. Clickerieni Sugar Chided' ' NIB.. but: we. dcedi •it unnecessary. 'The riaist'ini=" conteitible, eiidellee of their unprecedented's - Veenint, are the titiutiberleas Imitation, and Coenterfeitiirliillt haVealteadlaiiiicared, notwithstanding the bitifiiiC:' l Peldff they have been befbre the public. tier' atiritli'' lot per atiuncheit pill makers have had. pie.iitatalir" to imitate. he Capsule of Sugar, in order to diagiliiie!, the ingredients of their iile Compounds, and'paltil them off-for the "reaLiiMOII pure." Such petty shills carinotlast long Without exposingtheishideSzairt „ deformity.' Truth end ; bunesty. moat inevitably pre: rail over rascality apd deception.: - •_ . _, 7 , .I , r. 1 For sole in Pittsburgh by- WM. d'ACRSIIRT . ,#JI ..$ Patent Atedicine.Warehottre„ No. • 89, Libor4l,l9o4a -,„ bead of Wood at ., Pittsburgh; Price,tsi. perin4) Dr. Cljekener's principatoffice iaSl,Barelitysttr.iihe Nevi. Yotk. - • 11:7 - Beware of an imitation • atiiele proved Sugar Coated Pills, purporting to ho palittileCi ft • 13 both . tho pills end the pretended,patent .s. geries,got .up by-a wiserable• quack in New, * l: tag 6,, -who, for the last four or tic)" years,. has on4e:Ays,, living by:ccrunterfeithig. popular medicines,: t pit W .- Remember, Dr, Clickeuer is* orietki.., inventor of Sugar .Coateri Pills and th at notbirAt the sort w as ever beard of.uatithe introduce - ia June, 043. . Purchasers should, therefore, alvyhe ask for Clickenees Sugar Coated Vegetable Pilleyqui,, take no other,,or.they will he made the victisup,ofii fraud. - *- • oct.ilvill Dien'a Lit% entiobialkiaidoue by Niitaufb ! . READ, ILEFLLCT, netiii[4 l .NeD vVE rrevvieriabkaT It EHE D't , TIIIWittkER ;CA II( 01/40 • A MEDIC/NE. of NATURE.. • - , , ••• ri: I t i l c S en O ti i i i c i k e y ob a t i air e d d f e Thi p .• . 1 ' at a t; 1 1 16 i 7e ir e ttel t ott: surrace of the earth, and IRO:feeilthrough Wild rqck. Its curativ o properties are tsidirasionisliiitig; and as a Remedial . Agent it , may .well be pronoti4edirron. derful. Since the discovery of this Paizacetil'?fNa m lure, nubtirs of remark:ark Cures.haie tiehaielliict -1 sid- by.its use. It is Tunoectit-Powerful-,-,Weluld Certain in its.effects. It has lir en used tatitli'ulipkr allellod success, hi the treatment of the &Bowing diseases: Indarethatory Rheumatism,. Burds.:lnd. Scalds Chnlie Piles, Flettdenr.e;:fidlatnalation of the K idneys,Deafness , , Consumption, , Litter :C> ' tistr. plaint Philsic, Scald Neat] ; Cancers, lifestki.anil Sore Eyes,. Bruises, Fresh. .Cuta . and • WouSdifs'i Sprains and Strain, Dropsy, Pains in the Biebstibirl Side, 'Fetter, Influenza,. Ulcerated .Sorg T-Itrolit.... Consumption, Bronchitis, Spasms, Ineera,„Spinitil Affeetions,Scrofula or King,s.Evil,Coughs,Syphili44. Ringworm,, all Bowel Complaints, all . Chrenie.diseo eases,ldipurities of the Blood and General Debility.:i It is likewise Tory beneficial for Female Complaints.; in general; acttas a grearitesterativefr?nk;Anguori weakness df Back•and Chest, Doti Spiritsnid Execs. sine Debility. ' . • ' • •.- -, ABIGAL tiecl-als !Lead the 'following Certificates, all of which. ere' authentic; all the persons therein named .are no* living, and well known in Cincinnati and littaburgkii • • . . .Ptrrstioncw, Aug 22,1848. This is•to•ceitif'y that we have used the Alnecican Oil fur thewhooping cough, among our children, by, 1 giving them from .20 drops to a small tea spoonful at: night, which always enabled them to rest well through . the night. 4 also applied it to one of the chi/drowk that got - her arm*brrrit by turning over a taw cup 'of hot coffee on it,the child seascd• crying by the time the arm was dressed and bound up; and has never • complained of it :since. . I.airo was afilieted with 3.• paladin my side ano•breast, and have been to for 48 years: I commenci'm Using the Oil by taking-a tea. • spoonful twice a day and in 3 or four days using et , the oil I have ben very much relieved, and no -really, believe that it is the best family medicine thati have over seen. I applied it to one of niy neighbor's, the a strained uncle, which relieved her 111 a few-minates.i. We have also Used the oil fur a strained joint ininor, ) own Calmly, which gave •ease in a very short time. live on the cast side of Penn at., 3,doors 1104th Di Walnut, I atu now as well as I ever waikin-my•life. MARGARET II.: . _ • Erlivatatthf, -. 'Ang. 14, 1846. This is to ceitifY,that my son has had thePlotliiiif for seven years ; and was very bad with it, and aboat 12 or 15 Aays since, I commenced 'giving4ei hint' about 20 or 25 drops, of the American Oil ~•twitioe. day: which relieved him in a day or two of. his culty of breathing„ and licia now entirely rglieved of his cough; our boils_ 10 ‘yekra of age. King's ' ' NANCY KIN.P: . • •CugoNl4l7,,ruly lAt igiqui * Sir: having been Mired of a_ very stivere detairt s of the eyes and bead - by . The use of ilie - A tiiericitis Oil, I Teel it rny dtity , totlie public, cm-well -1m to send you the following certificated.' ”, I hereby certify that i Iva' severely. year ago last winter.; w ith inflamed sore eyeeirtd-af very severe pain in ihrhead from my eyes up to the: top of my head, and continued so for aeveralweeki.• • fly oyes were se much inflaided and sore that I could net see to attend any Imaineas, nor could' tell one object from another a ; lbw yards from me: r... called in., a. physician,, but still g o ot worse-4,64p tried n good many remedies that had eared' othfti; but my case the filled: In - Apri1,4845, I heahl• of thia AnicriCan Oil . ; procured a bottle, and hill fore .I had used a halt.a..bottle I was entirely Well, • and kill coritinue saw :I will notte without itln hotive aslong. as I can get the genuine article: also gave it to one of my men that was working for-me, that had the tetter in his bands so bad that when be would grip anything tight in 'theta. the blood would, ' burst out; and th e use 'ofbalf a• bottle cured us - both. - I would.adyise all that are atilicted in any n ,way to give the Oil fair trial, and I think' they rilitTbill pleated with the effect it will have. • • Jc.ofircatuligiry, sold at On c.Dollar perßoitl,o 'at JaSkscin)s Pat Medicine Warehona o ,B9Lflite,ty; header Wiiiiikatr Pitbiburgh. 'Tat' iiits-nr fl, the' Cellulite American CU cite be obtained. - • 13cwaie n Counterfeit article. The Seneenir, put in. American Oil Bottles; mid labelled' f.:Ani maxi 0i1." .' .It - somewhat resembles the . .ilantikailit 04 but poirtardses none ofits ... • . - - AV. `.laCksOn reepect&lly informs the - Ptibile - that D. proprietors of the "Aineritiut have , appointed hldi their SOLE AGENT' tor Wilt= ern! Pennsylvania. .:.Al.l persons wishing Sub-agencien, will-apply at:B9 Liberty street, zaebove. Suli-agents wanted for every: town' in Ant above District. • .; A . .great'reintber, of certificates are on -nand. aid can.be seen at the office, 89 liberty: 'street; *mailer Wood: - • • ' • Cana" be , lleat 1 M. 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