a ; ; 4 .; • :4\ •';" 44 4 4.4.4• i• i • • • v I • 4 , ?". ••• . " ar , •. „, • . 444. ..41 • 44 4. ,4) 3 L ., tf7f\ f 4 , ; fo' ' fi EMI EMMA aramportattott- tams. Pittsburgh. Poitoble ;,,,,,,,,srarrn,, , Cr A • 1.0P 417 s - r •- •` 4 c - " ‘ pi it • *• r . ' k`l rvspo atio to eon- itts burgh and the Illatitic.titiffil, - azi.idttig tranship tnents'on the way, andthe.nonieliue.ut risk pfticlay, tlumago,hroaliage and seperalfoil nfidads.'• PltOPlll TAMS..; • AUD.BIUDOe 8c Cacti, 27S 9larkektit4Phifikdelpliia. T.a.arr.t & o , Cosxun,. cur Venti.and Vri}nri ate., Pittsburgh. . _ OtGornseas 1k7C0,; North street, Baltimore. • , W.& J. a% Tarscoxr,-75'Soutli street, Newyork gacottraged byincreased - business, the Proprie‘ , - Iffrit have added to and extended their arrange ments 'daring:the winter, and are noiit prepared to Fury/aril:freight with regularity and - dispatch, unsur rarsiedhy'any other Lhie. Their i esperienceas Catriers;the palpable s u per idrity o f this Portabl e Boat - aysteini and the great calmed., and convenience of the Warehouses ateaah onirof the liitie,are peculi arly- calculated to enable the Proprietors to fulfil their engagementsand accommodatetheir custom "mit, and confidently offering •the oastms a:guarantee rof %IA future, they respecifully eolicit'a continuance of that patronage wlitidi • they now gratefully ack nowledge. . , All consiguneeta to Taaffe iSt O'Connor will be re eei'ved and forwarded, Steani Boat:charges paid, and, Bills of Liding transmitted free of any charge fur Comcnission,advancing or;Storage. l!aving no - triter-I eat directly or indirectly in Steam lloats the interest of the Consignors must necessarily be their primary object in: shipping West; and they pledge themselves to forward all Goods consigned' to them promptly] _ sad da the inost advantagebus terms fotho owners. • - t• „”. * '1 ',..Y':; - •'; 4 , ;.,' , ! *.:,:r;!:?•;',':,.aj!4.:::,": - Plalfsv4l!ties - vLii:.vre l o4t:r.; l 4xe' - - gg e c----j - i ' try . • - . 1iA,..--:,...-;-- I L-- A- v, . .. 7 1DXCLITSIV E. LY.. for.the - transportation . of Way %.1.!1. freight between Pittsburgh, Illaireville, Johns town, tiollidaysburgh, Wittex strcovand all interme diate places. Ono boat leaves thd!Warehnuso of C. A.i'lleAmnl.l •ty six 04 Pittsburgh, every day (eicNit Sundays) and Shippers CITI always' depend on - having their goods forwarded - without delay .and at-fair. rates. - -_This , Line was formed for the special accommo. Ult r 1 tia oti • the way business, andthe'proprieters ro spactfally solicit a liberalabare of patronage. ME 4 Proprietors. :;JOHN PICKWORTII, JOIN :lIILLER, DIN , L. .BIRNLS; _11.0131111T WOODS, =ES IRE . •". . Jon:sz MILLER!, Hollitlaysliurgh. Is, 11. CAN.A.N, Johnstown: • Agents, . • ._, C. A. Mc..I.NULT,Y McDevitt, John Parker, RoblArt. Mooie, Raga.- ierfSinith,;Pitcsl3llrgh. .f • mart OLEN m ~ --.4 , '.. i , ;'; . ,5.7- ' ::':' •-ir7i7 " , 3' . ':: - % 1':',;..i.%. •• - dependent 'Par tistplo' float 'Llzie, tj..._,_.#--. ~ .r. a ~...mq 1847 . ~..,.., „.. kg ic . . .- . FOR -TH E •TRANSPORTATIOA' OF PRODUCE , AND MERCHANDISE ,TO AND:i PROM prrrs- BUILGIi , PHILADELPHIA- AN DAALTLMORE. - ME inr Without. Transhipment. • Goods" consigned to our cite will be f o rwarded ifithout delay, at the lowest current rates. Balls of Laiiliug transmitted, and 'all instrus lOns prorniffy at-: tended. to, free from any extra' charge for storage or tOmMission; Address., or ;apply to t. MekNULTY & CO., atial Basini Pittsburgh. F:4 f ~: - . .!. .: - . ;''_,i;, ' ' EMEM , STORAGE. flaying a. very large and cothutedious warehouse, - N e are "prepared to receive (in addition to freight for ShipMant) a large amount of Preduce, &c., on Ster age at low.rates.'. niar3 - ' C. A. McANULTY C'Y. INEZ = SSE =I SUDI.3II.t 611.11.212. ti 0 I:I3ISTINT TS• 1 • ME EWE . , AND CUMBERLAND TO DAL TIMORE :AND _rati.a.D,uriliA. . ,Time to Balthnbre.. • . . hours. - Time to Philadelphia. , all hours. • - torrtv73 shins srAisiNo.) flpllE Splendid and -fast running steamers Consul, Lauis:SPLane and Swatara,, have commenced tusking double daily trips. One boat Will leave the Monongahela-wharf every morning; precisely' at 80•• clock. Passengers by the morningarrive lice will arve t ' indialthnore nestrime inrime for the Philadel hia Mail Boats or Rail Road cars. The evening floatwill leave the iyharf daily at 4 o'clock, except Sundays. Passengers by this boat will lodge on -.board, in comfortable staterooms. - Leave Browns ville neat morning at 6 o'clock.; dross the mountains in day light; sup and lodge iu 'Cumberland. Thus avoiding night travel altogether. :•'The preparations on this routs arc ample, and the connection coin- , plate; so that disappointments orldelaYs will be un. ' _known npori it.' Passengers can stop.on the retie and resume their -seat: span arpleasuie, and have choice of toad -or Steamboat bet Ween Ilaitimoreauil Philadelphia. Coaches chartered to parties to travel as they de -41/13.• Secure your tickets at the office, Monongahela -flouts, or St. Charles lintel: • • feltl.7-y • 'J. MESKIMEN. ME . „ ZEE EVE IRE tilliE En - 1 NOM ME • r , r 846 .- ',—Oft CjpIeiONDUCTED on strict Sabbath-keeping princi, s, though not claiming to be the only line that ; ik - socondacted. The proprietors of this old estab-1 limbed line have put their stock iri the most complete , -order, and are thoroughly prepared,. to forward pie - duce and merchmhze to and from the :eastern cities on the opening of navig-atiou. We trust that our lung e.xperienc'e in the carrying business, and zealous attention to the interests of cus tomers, will secure to us a continuance and increase or the patronage heretofore bestowed on .13irighatn's -Line: r Our arrangements will enabb? , us to carry freight ~Y Mil MEE It . ~,.... . ~......4i. ,- 1-:....., ' . .:.‘..s-i'.. - , , , r t: Ell = MS , , ECM ■ 7 . : „.47.4: - .!.- , •,., : , .. 7 . . -4 V i ' ',. ' lj '... ;t :' .!'?•,- , : - . -; •.;: ,7 ..... •: - . 7 :.; , ;;!.i; N 1.7 ; •L OEM ~.: q ~ T ,;:,,i ,- 1 . . - , 4 •.!..',..,-',i..-.--i7f...--:'-!:,,,:-. , 64 - ,* . . :,..;,:;:s rt ',:'4. ~ F d; . '`: - .44.'fL ::::.•:..••••• ••• •:. ::: •.•.. . - . - • ':' .-- • • .4'..1'547.4°.'54-;iF,F47=MT:#73bI4'.7.7.4IWV:;;V:IWkii,F.4.WVI:= . =MS WILLIAM FULTY,i! oziosigalicLer. 'Route, Bingham's Tiarispor ntion Line, , with the uuno.lt deapatch; and :our prices shall al ways be as the lowest charged by caber reoponatble lines.— Produce and Im erchandize wiLI be received and for warded east and west without any charge for adver tiaitig, storage Or commiHsiou. Bali of lading forwarded •and every direction promptly attended to. • Address, or apply. to , W.M. BINGHAM, Canal Basin, eon Liberty and Wayne sty., Pittsb , g, BINGIIAMS,, DOCK !4 , STRATTON, No. 276 Marko!. st., Philadelphia. JAMES AVILSON,Agent, No. 122 North HoViard st., Baltimore, WILLIAM TYSON, Agent, 'No. 10 I,y,esj.st., New York. nprlO-y John 111, Townsend, in i rtUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 45,Mar ilJr-iret street, three doors above Third street, Pitts burgh, will have constantly oni - hand a well selected assortmen,t of the best and fieshest Medicines, which sell on the most reasonable terms. Physi -iianszeading,, orders will be promptly attended to, .and supplied with articles they may rely upon as genuine. Physicians' prescriptions will be accurately and neatly prepared from the.best tnatcrials, at any hour of the'day or night. Also, - for sale, a large stock of Xresh , and good -.erfuntcry d ec-3 - Henry W. Wliliwniw, T'''O,,DNEY AND COUIYELLOrt AT LAW,. (suceeisor to Lowrie :Withatne.) Office at theold atattd, Feu rth street, atiove Smit4fLeld. 1 M. WHITE has just received at his large establishment, fronting on Liberty and Sixth streets, a splendid a..w4ortment of TWEEDS for summer; also, a superinriot of French Satin VES. TINGS, all of which he is ready to make up in the latest fashion and on. the most reasonable terms as - usual. Observe the corner, No 167 Liberty •and Sixth streets. • WALTER I;9 l k.in•l'E rn..11. . , `Henry heretofore existing between `Henry W.:Williams; Esq.; and Mytielf, iu the prac flee, of the law, was dissolved - 10y mutual consent on the 26th ult.; and the business'erill hereafter. be con tinued by Ileni r y W. Wi!liariio; wlioin I mantcheer -fully recommend Wall for whom balm the honor to do business,.as a gentleman every way yerthy of{ their! confid.inte. - ' dial and elle 11.1q.nufac tory+, Miff: subscribers tiering ehlarged then. establtsh, ment for . the -tneaufact.urtinf,Susel - and Files -7 on, the corner of 011ara and, Pterty streets, Fifth Ward, Pittilitirgh77are, preptred to furnish-.files of every descriptioy, of the, best;quality; and being As ter/flirted to,utali,eit the of consumers to pur• Chas atlasrn t frohetn—respeitfolis invite tke patron age,ofell who . use the article... J. ANIittIM. & CO niantlalr'antliVlslaing. • ACGCOUTIt .E1)1.111.;;; l'Sot ev j ery description on hand and constantly reee6ring: fresh-supplies, Guns; Flaika,-Belt,•Garne Bags, DrilikitigCups; t.c.;gr.e.Fi4tg Z'dck/e--d large and complete asgoiiniciit;o,T: wholesale or retail, consisting iik.part ofJointed!suo-Cane'Riida, Hooka ofeverY variety,Silk;Grans,liiuen;Cotton and Tiouf ;Lines; Swivels, Snpods,S.loats; Sinkers; Bto. , ; ; JOHN - 1;9.4/I.UVIR, 120 Woratit. CM IMM MI -felt N . - BEIIMIVIANCE. saitlaCritiere are prepared to‘forwara money „to Q ,ll..part..of 1 agland, Ire! and, Scotland and' Valei,-iith"despaich, and at' the laiveit nttee. - - SAMUEL MpCLURKAN & Co., rehli N0:'142, - Liberty et. . 'Valiscoet , s Caeiaciitt Errelgral on Waco: ,w e .,_ . . 'll6ldt.TA.CEi , n4 :pastuii to - ' - is4.47l.and .froni Gaikrlln:crAiir AND . ta#: , riii.Ario,;liy Yr.& J.T.Tapscott - ~ 75-Seiutliiitract;corner-orMaiden Lane, New ; Y , and , 2ti Waterloo road Liverpool. '' ' ' r The - sUbscribera having accepted the agency of ;the above houid a are 'low iireparedlo Make arrange atente upon, the most', iheral terms with those deel7. rens of,paying the passage of their friends - from 'die' eldColintry,ruid flatter themeselves their charieter ...and long standing -, ili. business Will give ample ea surance-,that all. their. arrangements will he carried ' out faithfully. , , ' -. . 4 ' -bienro.W. , B: J. T. TalnMatt, are long and favh - nr: hly known ~for. the., superior class, . accommodatio n - nd saillug. , qualities of their Packet Ships. " Thh IQUEEN.,er !rim. WEST, SHERIDAN; ROCHES; fr MI., GARRICIC.; UO TTINGUEIt, ROSCIUS, piv ;ERPOOL, and SIDDONS; two of whieltleaie each Pdrt . Muddily, front New York the 21sr,ruld 26th anal, ,RQIII Liverpoul:the 6th and llth,in ad iliStia to whicril ;they .41--Sve arrangements with the St. teorge and ; iltimin. Lines of Liverpool Packets to insure a depar 7 titre from Liveipool;everiiiveilayabeing thus neter Mined, their Facilities Shall keep pace with the:W.-in eicirshag patronage, while Mr: W. Tapircoteic,eilstant personal' suuerintendante of the business in Liver- , I.pool fir, an additional security that the , comfort and acceommodation of the passengers will be particu ilarlymnended to, ~ .: . . . . Thearuhscribers ; being (as Illualiestenoivelf er4isl 4,Cal a the Transpertatien I)crineas between Pittsburg and lite t AllantiC Cities are thornily enabled- to take i of , , charge': and ,forward . liassengers immediately on, their landing, without` c ciiice of disappointment or delay ,and are therefore prepared to contract for pas-' ' sage from any sea port in Greet Britain orireland to this City; the - nature of the business they aro engaged in ;,4,litg - Omni facilities for Carrying passengers so tar inland not othcrwiscs'ittainable and will; (Woe eessary,) fUrward - pr.ssengers furth:er :West by the best niode of conveyance without any additional charges for their trouble. Where. persons scut for decline coming out, the amount paid for passage will I he refunded in full. REMITTANCES. The subscribers are also prepared to give drafts at sight, for any amount payable at the principal Cities and Towns in England; Ireland; Scotland and WaleSi.thins affording a safe and expeditious mode of Reinitting. funds to those Countries, which persons requiring such facilitici, will find it their interest to avail thenistives of. - - • Application of by letter post paid) will be prompt ly attended to 741.3.FFE Sr O , c.PNNOR Forwarding and ConunissioehTerchants, mar.27d&wy. . Pittsburgh, Pa CLOTHING I curritmc • - CLOTHING !.I The Three nig Door v The Western World t l' 150,000 WELL SELECTED GAItMENTS lIILTOW made and ready to be efferent on the most' 1 1 (' liberal terms to my old customers and the pub-1 lic in g,cuertil." The Proprietor of this far famed and extensive estayishinent has now, eller retarning from the Eastern cities, at mach trouble and expense, just completed his full and winter :arrangements ! supply his thousands of customers with -one of the most desirable stocks of Cludimg that has ever been offered in this or any other market westolthe moun-1 tains. Fur ecatness in-style and workmanship, com bined with the very low price which they Trill be ) sold for must certainly render the old unrivalled Three liig Doors one of the greatest attractions of the western country. It is gratifying to me to be able, to announce to my numerous friends at home and abroad, that notwallstauding the extraordinary efforts which I have made to meet the ninny calls in 1 my line, iris with difficulty I can, hoop time with the constant ruth that is made on this popular establish.' meat: It is a well established fact, that my it:least° eight or ten times larger than any other house in the trade and this being the case on the amount sold, I can afford to sell at mach less profit than others could porsibly think of doing if they wished to cover con tingent expenses. I intend to make a clean sweep of ail my nmsent stock before the beginning, of neat year; coming - to this conclusion, I will make it the interest of every man, who wants a cheat, ivintcr suit, to call and purchase at the Three Ilii, Moors. nix:U-487.w .IMIN M•C LOSIC A AVF.STFIVELT, the i. 1.1 and well known Ve!titian Blind, Maker, formerly of Second and Fourth eta., takes this method to inform his malt . friends of the fact that his Factory is now in full op oration on ti. Clair Ft., litlat L!lc Old Alleghon) Bridge, where', a constant supply of Blinds of various colors and lutillitiesi is constantly Itopison hand and at all prices, from tiventy.ccuts up to suit customers, N. 11. If required, Blinds will he put up an, dial is case of alarin by fire, or otherwise, they may he removed without „me aid of a screw-driver,and with the same facility that any other piece of furniture can be removed, and without any extra expense. je24-d.kwy. D.A. caMEnonr, • t tIANUFACTUNER OF HOLLOW WARE AND PLATFORM SCALES, AND CASTINGS IN GENERAL:: RESPECTFULLY asks .the patronage of ht. . liiends. Ile reels warranted that he can give satisfaction to all who may purchase of him. His establishment is on M`kolvy's plan of Lots. sth Ward. - mar3l-ly 1 14. TE: tl subscriber, having bought out toe well known Livery Stable kept by C. B. Doty,in the Fifth Ward, respectfully informs his friends sad the public generally, that he will keep at all trines a stock of the best dincription of riding horses, bug gies, carriages of all kinds, and in short everything required in his line of business. A considerable µonion ar his stock is new, and he is confident no stock in the city will be superior to his. . Ms terms will be moderate. Ilia stable is on Lib erty-at., a few doors above the canal bridge, where he respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. CILAR LES COLEMAN. rerlle re also provided with an elegant Hearer, which will ho eurmehed when required. act.2s-tf - NOTICE. HAVING gold out my establishment to Doctor Wdliain F. Irwin, I cheerfully recommend htm to el my former friends and customers. EDG Alt THORINf. The undersigned having bought out the store of Edgar Thorn, career of Penn end Hand streets, BO- Rats a share of the drug and medicine custom of the city, and surrounding eountry. A general assortment of all the most valuable Medicines, Perfumery, Oils, Soaps, Fancy Articles, ISrutibets and Comb, will al ways be kept on hand. Physician's prescriptions ac curately compounded. Theatore will be open at all, hours of the day and night. WILLIAM F. IRWIN, corner of Pe caned Hand sts. dec.2B COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT M. 26 Wood Street, Pittsburgh. C/ ONTINU ES ,to transact a general Commission business, especially in the purchase and sale of American manufactures and produce, and in receiv ing and forwarding Goods consigned to his care. As agent fdr the Manufacturers - he will be constantly supplied with die principal articles of Pittsburgh manufacture at the lowest wholesale prices. Orders and consignments are respectfullysol jailed. J. M. r WHITE, Tailor, Proprietor. I M. McDONALD, Bell and Bra 4 Fon add. , First street, near. Market, is ' prepared to Make Brass Castings and , • Brass works, generally on the most .reasonable terms:and shortest notice: s se: invites machinists and all thou. using brass works to give him a call, as he.is de termined.to do - all work in- his.line very-low. .r may 2741 - -e. • • • • _ _ _ . now.% st-AtOotrz <late of New Yea. city,) IV.ICO: 27, Fifth SL, between WoodAndMattet, Menu (Sete rerS of Miis terif; I round ~5p iceskPlitstxp e t Ste; &c., will Open during the 'present week a large assortment or articles in i.heir line,which . theY..W4 l wlmlesolein quantities to nuit , -dealeiti, at. Lectern wltolesaleprices. All artialeS -sold by tbetrimuritiv. ted. Merchants intending to go east oronld'do well to call liefore leaving the city. They may be found at tint irmarehousu, N0..2.1; Firth St., to ltjran'ihnild7 , , sop a rte_ 4 ,`. r s.y`}"' 3 - t„' El= 4, Venitinn lilltxds.. Fifth Wised Livery Stable Irsyln , s Drug Store George Cochran. Can't be Beat! ~. • ~. ~.~~ •,,, :Piro rueuroxtee.,;' . rlPlLE:lneurant e' , Ocimpany. of Ainerica,,of 1 1 Philadelphiaithcoughiteduly authorized Agent, the subscriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insurance on property, in this city, and its vicinity, and on shipments tiL the canal and rivers. Arthur G.Coffln,PrOslt.'Sarauel - Broolts, Charles Sainuel'W, Junes, latrine! W. Smith ; EdsVard Smith,' . , •AnibrcistoWliite; - Sohn A. Driiivn, • "Jacob M 5 John White ' , John It. Neff; - ThomaS P. Cope, Richard D. ‘Vood; - -- Wm. Welsh; , :Henry. D.Sherrard, This •is Abe oldest Insurance Company in the Uni ted Stiteeduiving been 4art 9 rell char ter is Perpetual; and, from its high, standing,.. long experience, _ample means, and avoiding : ldt netts of an extra hazardous character, it mny be considered as ousting ample Security to-the public. ) , MOSE§ ATWOOD. , - At Counting Room of Attiood, Jonost. Co., W.I. ter and Front strtints, Pittsburgh. • • oct23-v. ___ Thei Orisliklba Fire Isinytinacia COnalinny OP PHILILDEGNIIA IIAttTF.RPEUPETUAL. $406,000 paid in of fi..cOO 10} Chosnuf it., 'north sidei'neur.Villti.— Talc el neurnii de, cith orp °rmaneat or limited, against lons of -damage by fire, on propet• and Cfrocts of every description, in -tonrn or country,' on the - moat reasonable terms., Apptications, made citlity 'per sonally or by loiters; \yi.llbe.promptly attended to. • . 'C. N: BitIiCELER, Prost; C. G. Britscs.r4, Seey. DIRECTORS , • . Charles N. Banek.er, Jactikd: R. Sinith, Thomas. Hart, : George N, Richards, Thos. J. NVlEarton, Mordecai D. Lewis, Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Bork, Samuel Grant, . David S. Brown. PITTSBURGH AGENCY. W APRICX MA:ATIN, AVIA, at the Eiehange of Warrick Martin,.- Co., corner' orThird and Mar ket streCts. ' Fire risks taken on buildings and their' Contents in Pittsburgh, Alle,oenY and the' SArrouniling try. No marine or island nasijatloU'rislii • taten. sugl-ty NATIONAL 1,14 E. AND 31AK1NE INSI,7III,ANCE CO3I I ANT, -New York,.l rr tins well knownandr,espeatable - company is pre , - _l_ pared through:their Prrrsucß , Gr Attliltiel', to make insurance of every kind conneetecl Avail rinks or transportation and inland naVigatinti;'to insu're against 1068 or darnage lit fire t' Houses, W Gooda, arehouses, Buildings in general, Warggi and Merchandise; and every description of personal property on the roost farorable terms. ' Applications for Insurance attended to without de l'ay at the Wrier, No. 31 Water and ti 3 Front stir., by SPIIINGtIII ILAABAUGII At an Election held at the office .in N. I'd May :Ith, the following named geritleince were chosen Directors of this Cuinpany,.for , the ensuing year, viz: • Joseph W.Sricage, John Browner, William G. NWard, John Newliunee, Jacob William S. Slocum; Marcus Spring, John F. Mat:Lie, Joseph S. L.aLe, - Jahn J. Merrick. And lit a irahsequent meeting of the Board, 30.• SEM W. SAVAGE, Esq., W3llutinnimously rc.idec• ted President fur the (miming year. WM. JAMES BOGGS, SPrretary. nu 4-1 y /Jiff SLICAIICV.• A MERIC.IN FMK INSUR,,u, , ; cr. COMPANY of Plidadelpina—Cbarter perpetual--Capitalso o ,. 000 paid in. 011ie* in Pill'rule:pis, No. 72 \Valour street—Wen. Davidson, Pres% Frederick Fraley, Sec' y. old and well established Company con tinues to insure Budding*, Mercliandir.e, Furniture, and Property, nut of an estra itaaarilous character, against kits or damage by Fun. Appliesuous for Nauru:rt.,' in Pituburgh and its nftlghborlictod be -received., and risks tt :en either imrpetually or fur prtiodi, on favora ble tenet, by GILD. COCHRAN, Agent, , dee 2-1 Nit. '26, Wood itivet; I=l KING & VINN ny. Agrit!z at P l / 1 .61..rgA, jcr tAf Attuiar , Ardior Safety bauranie Company qf Phiti:Caphia. It7TREItISKS upon Nl,Crtb-2131iit , ! Or e‘ try deurtiltion, =ad Iliqnn upuli !t:44 or cargoca of v0...01, r4V1.1f31,1," terma. Oaice at the"warehonve of. King eltolae., Water a.. near Jlaret Stlectr (':IS. her;h. N. D. King is Finney strrate the contilenee and patrinygr of thror and tAttalllquity at Lug.. to the Delaware M. S. Insurance Company. n. an Mitt.' tution among, the tnota thorrithing su as 11;..vinit alarge pats In capital, ohirh, hy the oper.l ation of it. charter, i. con.trtntiy 111C7 , 34111 ^ ..- . 3; 10 yielding to each person insured ht. due thare t7ftih. , profits Of the Company, iritNn:ut tnrol.ing him In any reopouribility aattaterer, beyond the premium actually paid in by himf and therefolv torPronookr,t Mutual prmciple threatoliof every ohnozmu. • feature., and to Its moist attractive form.. , neT I-If Agency Of the lerunkttu, Fire Insurance Company ut , IV. E. corner if Third aid it'noti steeds, .P4.1,42aLr,p5. rliEmweta of the company tin the coat et Janua i ry, puYish. , l in conformity with an act of the Pentooleartia Loriehtture, were Bonds and Mortgages, 11Grie,910-0. 3 Real Eatate, at c05t,:.... ; ;A:* .100,90.77 Temporary Loans, Stocksand.tschi..: =.207,491 1 .' 73 ISlakibi; a total of .... . ... I . • • • r. - efite,Bk3 '412 Affording certain ANSIIIMISC ' teat alt ifiSAVOI Win 11C pronip(ly tort, and eatirC security to Gil who obtain policies frotathis Coutpitiv. - Risks taken :it as low rates as ate consistent ~with security. oct W Rill C N A:eta. - ~ - llemoopatlilc Monks. JINT received at the Bookstore of the subscriber! in sth street, near :Market r l y Matecria Maki', porn, .bv, Samuel Halinentan, translated and edited by Charles Julius D.,4 tints. Bartnum.s Acute divests, . by Dr. 'lmpel, floin,ropth,c. DomestlC CWCItle, by J. Lowrie,' enlarged and improved, by M. D. lair's New Manual, vol. 1..N0. 1 and 3. llorimes Domestic, Physlcuutt. A Manual of Domestic Cookery, Cur the use of per sons who are under llefurzopAthie treatment. llonninghsusen , o Themptetie Pocket book for hotampathists, by Dr. Ohio. AnbnentareaChronic Discassa, vet 5. Together with Medicine Cheats el - differet 3is ca and prices. (apl6.) • NUTOIt SCRUM. • TO ARAIS 1 TO ARMS ! ! THREATENE,D Invasion of Westernl airi Pennsylvania by Cpl. Swift, with 10,000 1 men, notwithstanding which, J. M. White will con tinua to sell clothingelicaperthan any has heretofore been offered in the Western 'couiltry, haring the largest establishment in the city, fronting on Liberty and Sixth sta. lie iii now prepared to show to hie numerous patrons the greatent variety of cloths, casnimeres, vestinge, and clothing oraittlescriptionei, suitable for the approaching season, that hen over been ohlored in thin market, to which all can have the 'Right of Way. Observe the corner, No. 167, Liberty and Sixth ate. .1. M. - WHITE, Tailor, - mar2.s Proprion. SPRINT STYLE. • DATS AND 'CAPS. /PIE subscriber would inform his customers arid I. the public, that he has received direct from New• York, the latest and most approved style of . Hats and Caps for spring and summer wear. He is also daily manufacturing Hats and Caps of all descriptions,' and he pledges himself to furnish his customers with an article, that, fotritatnessi.dura , bility and cheapness, cannot be siirpaßed. ' Western Merchants are invited to call and ex amine his stock, as be feels colifident of being able to please both in quality and price. G. W. GLASSOOW, 102 WocOst.i Third door below Davis' Corn. Auction Rooms. N. .11.—Persons preferring a PittFoblfrgil tared Hat to .Eastern Dats with: Pittsburgh mums may rely on getting the same by calling is above. marll4.3ln • U. ADZES AND GgNTLEMEN, who design par• J_:4 chasing Venitian . lllinds, or wish to odt their `old Blinds renewed and 'made hetter'than when new, will please take notice that • Andrew' White iff now permanently situated an the. corner of Wood and 4th sta. -Sho.w roonvon the second floor of? r. nedy , s splendid Looking Glass and variety, store; entrance on 4th at. .A.ll orders thaiikfully receiyed and promptly attended to. Please` call and see be= forepurchasing elsewhere. , main 1 - 41TT581311.61H MANUFACTURED r 20 kegs Plug Tobacco; • 45 - 44 !.. Ladies' Twit dp; 10 ." Va. . do; --- 10, " . -Cavfd, Lump,, do; at'Ura and - sale uy - • _ Inapt° - 222 Litieity set. .+n'"'4-' ~...'~M.~.~ ..nf ~"w ~,~, ~~ -nr~i•%~'~ +- ` nom`"- F.ao~",'a*i;L„~,Xp '.~'~' 5&~.~5.4r r'"'4 ~ '; ,z~ 4 1 _ .. "~..~. F_fr ...FF,.V:• gMM MEE VALUABLE -VEGETABLE REMEDY. coottfutan3 trviiiii) OF CllltaßY, , , 'Tire Original and Gehtgine Preparation! ' • , • , coiighti,pAdii:Adtb*a,l3rciticiitii; Liver Cortpkairit, Binttind, Bleed; BroOthifig, `_Pala, lir ilia - Sitle7.tirld Dresst,. ' pitat.ten: of the Ifeart,,inpu , . caza,Croup,brolietr.con; • ' stitutioniSore Throat, I , iorvorts nil diseases' • - of 'T'h-roat, ' • . Breast, antl - Luagsti the most effectual and' L iteedyeure,ever known for any of • the above diseases is , . . COMPOUND SYRUP . . OF WILD CHERRY. !s•LIC.OnteItrIAL AND Oi..NULNE PREPAIIA'ZION.!. MORE 11614 F. TESTIAIONY. -.PrittAnnt.strie, January 25,1847. Stouync- 7 Decir Sin .In justice to yourself and it duty I .r..Etve Suffenig,humaniiyi Lchcerfully give testimony, and declare to the world:the most nr.tonilibleg eilects, , and the''great cure your COlll.- POUND SYRUP OF WILD EfCRY perlormed'on me, under the, twist tut i omblo- circumstances. was taken with a violent Gentili, Spittiugillotid, se vere, Paios is the-Side rind Breast; which seenied•to break down and enfeeble my constitution so that my physician thoughtiny Case beyond the potverbfpgedt icinc, and 'llly ideas. all gave me up to' die;. but thanks to you and the 'effects of yourgreat diSeincry; I now feel myself a well man, and raised from a mere skeletrui.to as fleshy and, healthy a man as I hare ken for years, and; shall tio pleased, to give any, itanuatiou respecting :ay case, by calling : at my residence, Mechanic street, third door below Conroe strecti'Nurthern Liberties. JACOB Psitsren. V-r The only sal guard against imposition is to see I that toy signature is on each bottle. DR. kI. SWAYNE. Corner of EKTITII andItA.CF. • ASTIIAI4 - 01.' 11 YEAIIM!StAts I DING Ow-pi-anent ly cured to , Dlt: SWAYiIE , S COMPOUND snit! , -WILL) ctiLunY, after all other remedies lead faded. C4xCurnArt, Feb. 19;1847. ' Dll.BwKrtsc: This may certify that eleven years ago last Fall, I was troubled with the Pfithise which increased upon me in defiance of all the remedies could Ileac of, until the year 1839 , 40, when 1 was obliged role triy.Native New England, fur a i er clinic, which had the effect to mitigate my seller- I legs for throe or lour years, after which the disease increased until last winter, soy sufferings were iA tense, almost heyoud endurance, being obliged to set up night after night, from inability to sleep. bed. Last Fall I felt the symptoms earlier than usu al in the season, but litaring that Dn.. Sts.t.Tteet COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CIFZIMT, was a SOSCf eigu reined) fur Diseases of the Lungs, I immediately commenced its use, and the result was almost im mediate relief. For 'the last six weeks 1 have uot felt the least symPtonm of the Asthma, and feel con. tident that 1 am well ofit, and that I hate been cured by the above, awned medicine. Your respectfully, J. W. Na/011T, Walnut street between 3d and 4th. - But beware the bane impostors %%lea would desecrate di:* tree, By their Patagonia cures and rhyming ribaldry; Beware of hies who! buys the right to tamper with your health; Who adds .• Wild Cherry" to his name by treachery . sod stealth; Who bottles Paregoric, and then calls it, through 'deceit, The "Balsam of Wild Clierr4 Oh! beware of such kel , oat! If you would shim this tonal daft, be healthy and be bleat. StephOn Nast, John hictittnin, vrtn. \V. Campbell, est Take "Dr. So ay no ' s Wild Cherry,'* the original I will fail to be perstamealy relievet.. _ dese artict. and heat. are adapted to the waists, arms , wrists,limbs, encles, . or any part of the body, 'with perfect convenience. Read the most remarkable cure ever recorded! l ine Galvanic Necklacesare used witligreater berm- Dr. rogue---Dear Sir. I feel called by a sense oil lit in eases of Bronchitis or affections of the thnoat duty I row.: to inffcring humanity, to acknonledge I generally; also in cases of Nervous Deafness; and my grat4;llll thanks for the wiaidrful effects of Your : with alinort uniform sticceas as a preventiVe for Apo. C.oupolind Syrep of IVild ChM'," On inn. after girder-1,, id ery, ilpiloptic 'Pas, and Similar complaints.. in;, month after month with the ruort agl.cting of all ! Christie:a Magnetic Fluid d i ez.a.tell., Consumption. The bent symptoms were' is use d in connection with the Galvanic Rings and of,a very heavy cold which settled oo my lung , s,.! an their modifications. This computation has been which gradually grow ‘, rase. with Nein"' night i pronounced by the French Chemists to no one of the a'a rata, a itdoking cough, eitittleg brood, 'tit! , great 1 1000 1 es traorilinary dit.e,overiesetaindern seience. It d e:nli.ty: 'Aly constitution seamed brobcu cativa,rind: iy. I .,,, tt , re d t01..0r,04„, the " mat ..h„Li o p0,./2, of r4 _ ver*Ou i =',.btm or'? tn.cl' impaired. I nen . t . i t* lderintr as nerves sensitive to gakitnie action by this. P1a:ade1p . ....., ova treated there uy e iv ; i - alc . itn „ . *: ` 4e ‘. gleans causatig a concentEation of the influence, at the highest vtanding, bet rev," cd no deuebt wll.2iVVtq i .,... a , erd,„,„,,),,„ g i y,i .. . mptti and permanent le., nun , . Oret i. but t:1 -14,1, ‘IlY gre's. worse, n nt i l n t Y P h .!' i lier. -No other composition in chemistry is known to r,ZOANS, an writ all myself, gave up all !lopes oNe. „Twine." the same ofttc.to or to impart,rotiott i n.t pro .i , orety, and I fort hike nue who to about to pass '' nerty to the nervous V, itClll, by means of an outward `: - ‘"l,th the alley ef tLeh'hat!"" or Death ' At this i local application. The Magnetic Fluidcontainsnoth; " . atr .,,,* -1 „ , I* ,, c , etnte " ,/ iteani ; I P''' . C** '"" cti ..,. S, ,"P I mg capable of the slightest. injurv; Its application is; ": """ '" ece n - t" which ' purchased six "" tbta • agreeable, and it is as ha rinbras In its action as it is, winch i '" l ' happy to say entirely cut" me, anti 4 1 beneficial in its reatt:tv. Full explanations and direr-; nut now coloymit inoterlealth than lever have hia..l „ ion , accompany it. The conahm o invent i onnare in; fnrc ' in my lira. "!'" i4 " s nil° ' I T "trd my *4 ,l * ei cry way peril:city harmless; they are sold at prices, I ate logillY reCUMm t a din g, I , r i ii Er ','" r ,r,"`''' reach 1 within ,the react, or all and the discoverer only to-; wish .nu Ili Maki: 0111 putrilC, SO teal rill nisy faION , ~i tic. fair. tim i an.a. test m e the i r 4.urp ri n i ng eff i cacy wli.r; hi procure a remedy at once Which will reach ,. a ' nd pernia ",, ent bcita l t. • I their 4ii* "' el '''' 4l " 4 ' t4ml' " ing Y.." ' l ' nvanY." / n44- Chi-title's Gedynallc Strengthening Plias.. nostrums" with .ha.? rho country is firwsled. pity tees. r"'''' .P " hi vi 46 A nn "" 4 ''' w1 '7, 4.. , 1 should be' i Thum articles term another 'valuable application' ii•ril to be te the away "‘"""C ''' ''' ' P e " t ' n3 ' Oran, rayeterious influence offlalvathsm. Tbei , are ./ItCri MN . BUT .i. 1.11 A. ROSS, . . I an important adjunct to the' geimine . Galvianic flings' ‘Vh"letal* cod tCl2t. D ea ler or l and their modi fi cations. acting npon the same princi cigars, 45 Ann street, 7 4,V . , i plc, but having the aril - ant - no of more local applica.; tens rie p r it 4. t i l d lr ce i - o e o l t r .t. o ti f `l,' Wild the i . c man y. ,( ,: ry, :`,P tr u h r r i t ,'„ r u ,l and . i . , to r .... worth. itce I . ti L e , i f . v... ,a They .. i__. a ,, r ,t e tour ail d . t e ., i i i G . y_ _I . itco_n . i , m , lnl_e tl . a a_ _a , va ., ; 7 I by ignorant pretenders , but ace that the signature on or : rr " ou t i t c ", r o oil I, :y m e cro l c ' o " m te p e la t i ' o u t i Z' a tn ` n ‘ d u a l e nt a a p c o n s t i e . Dr. Swayer is en raeli z tiottle, which in that only guar. tine rourd ' y in cases of Pole and Weakness in the; anima against imposition. 1 chest or Back ,rain in the SNe, in Avmatir Affections,' Pre P lica nid 'Y b Y " IL swANN ' . N.W. ... . and in li'esil-ners or Opprer.sion of The Pulmonary Or l'heith and /lace *tt ' ebt . Pi " l3tit "P ' " a " anti for sale I pms. to Spinal Complaints their effects are of the oby respeatalite Druggists in nearly all the principal I moo. deciav oto,rootor . , a. , ~ __ have ileabtoo towns in the United States. u uw-Y i used with complete success. They are also of the For iftle IPhalesafe and Retail, by Wit. TtiOlkti, I i advantage in Pains and Weakness of te 53 Minket*trett; L. JONI-IS, 1611 Liberty street, and i Brea reatest st ,a rid err highly recommended fur many ofthos h o ; OrIDFIN' sett Acr.rr & rsti'mu Spsv' rtlivilVarDEN, corner of A. IPmat and 2ef ars. se , , 1 complaints to which in fealesare cspeelally liable. Aft P "' l r ..- - 1 an effectual means ter strengthening the system when i debilitated with disease or other camics; as,a certain aid in Constitutional Weakness, as a Preventive. of Colds, and in all affections of the Chest, generally, the Galvanic Strengthening, Plaster will be round 'at great and permanent advantnge. In a few word -• ' enibracca all the virtues of tha beet tonic re . • ation, with the important addition of the ,gale einfluenee, l %sloth is neither impaired nor e - seated, while the Faction continues. These or ' es will he found entire ! ly free from .these tit 4 ctions which are a constant • source of cam ' t with the ordinary plastora. in, i comincfie. CAUTION. . 1 ~.------- i -- ltr The great celebrity and success of these artl cies havecammil them to he counterfeited by "aril!' pcipled persona. To provide against imposition, Dr. i Conisne has but one authorized agent iu each city ot the Union. The only agent in Pittsburgh, W. W. WILSON. J. rroxry, Ja Sore lieadr, 4 r.4-r.4c. FOUR years ago last August, the capital of Rance ‘1,3/1 aauntshrd ID CODIVIIDIN.IDD or a discover ) a.,,dk, by an Italian Chant In. Many doubted—it SCVDI - ed•alniost an . impovsibility that any thing -mailii.by the hands of man, could have such singular powers' as that claimed by Nnioni. Vripntat Mr his inven.' Lion. Many'Ciiissed him and insult nation as a Mon (and, ia6! many foolish persons NV tthout trying, do the saran nowt) at length, atter testing it in the hospitals, the Medical Society cif Paris, (the-veal y.l'ollls 1.. in the world) delivered the folio wing' report to Signor Verptint : We have now . minutely and carefully examined the singular invention of V esprini. we have analys ed its entnponent parts—we have used it In several ' cases, and we hesitato nut to pronounce it (The Malian Chemical Soap) as n great blessing, and a truly wonderful remedy for any cutaneous eruption or disfigurement of the skin. Its inventor we con ' rider the true philanthropist of suffering mankind. (Signed) LILOPOLD DUPREY, Pres.., OBACCO t pia' ' - '-'''f'•' , ;.:'?..ltt .i 41.461- To tho Slat. and 'Afflicted ZLc linst Astounding I)aeovery A ! A Milt ACLE ! WOOD It n 'cure Ertl - idiom and MAfigurernents of the Skin,, Pimples, Freei:4l, Sunburn, Sall Rheum, Scurry, Then comes the report of the "Societe do Mogi I lute," of scientific experiments: "We are astounded," exclaims the aged president, "at this singular proparatlon—VesprinN Italian Chemical Soap I Where, indeed, will science stop! Here we have a preparation made in the form of a beautiful piece of soap, which we know by actual practice, to ,cure every cutaneous eruption, every. disfigurement of, and oven discolored skin I Where will its magic and siMtnlar power CCROO I The Ne gro, the Creole, the Yellow Race of the East, and the Red Man of the Far West, arealike under the in fluence of its extraordinary powers of - clearing yel low or'discolored skin, and make it white and beau- tiful, and of changing the color ofdark, or black, or brown Skin." (Here se mral persons were brought forward by the president, who had used it, in proof of his desertions.) READ THIS! "irrir mon T E TOIL lIHISELF. TO THE ?RESTS!? PROPRIETOR. Pori; Not 4, 1840. In conelderation of the sum of $3600; I have di vulged to - Mri.T. „harms, residing in the Cit' orNew York,. N. A., the whole proceks of manufacturing, toletlfer with a stateinPnt,of the ingitilicirite corniMs• ing uiy Radian Chemical Soap. lie lit to tainilfac tore It .for salein the I.initsrii States only, and to have the priiilege'or naniins llalian Chemical Witness; Henry S. Holdsworth. (Signed) ANTONIO VESPRINI. . . . . - ' • There are probably foie persona of intelligence, Who, afterreading the ;thrive, zviil douht the*qtuili 'ties of Jones's' Italian C/Cemical - SiaN in 'clifing Eruptions - , lbsfigureinents, Fieekles,'Salt 13.heum, Scurvy,,Erisypelas, Sua-burn, Moryliew, Tan; Yel low or Brown skin, &c. Should there 'be'r such per sons, perhaps the following 'recommendations, as well as hundreds from others, ma convince them. i r rFor sale by W. JACKE:ON,'Agent; corner of Waite and Liberty streets, the - only'place. - in Pitts bhigh 'where the. CmiturrE env' be; obtained; COVNTERIT!T, " • jari2s - - . . . . . To Printers. A .FRESH supply of Johnson's Superior Printing 1 - kfink.; tJust. received and for,sale at the office of the Pittsburgh Morning Pali. I:. HARPER'. filibicat. - F.drAi]o '., A POSITIVE-AND ..PERMOStibiNT - CURE ,FIOR • AND ALL NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.:; • liWballhough the causes may not be explained, ••• Since their effects arexlalyaseertained, Let not delusion, prejudice; or pride, . • Induce mankind to sot the means aside; r, : • Means whieh,xlni , simple, are by Heaven design?d, To alleylate the ills'ef human - kind:" DR. clinivriv's - GLINANrc , RINGS AND MAC - •••., •' -NETIC • • Tais, • ryiniikrAlelAvention; which haa received', the universal approbation •of the medicalPrefes-' Biwa' of Grent Britain, comprisei • an entirely new plication af Galeanimu, as a remedial agent; bY' means of -which -the ordinary Galvarde Batteries; sElectriV and Magnistig Machines; Stc.i-arereatirely tlisperisad with, and the mysterious power or GAlttanuanapplied without anymfthe objections:which are inseparable. from the general mode now in use: -The-sarong dsis es, tied irregular intervals,Bfwhich Galvauisin is ap lilietlbY„the Machines, has been pronounced, after -a fair and =Partial trial, to, be decided/y • infitiletis l ,nnd it was to remedy this'ratligal defegt that this hewali plicatiori wart projected, which, after unceasing toil, andperseverance, has been. brought to its :present state ofpuifection. Rings-answeiall the purposes of most. expensive Machines,..a,nd in many other respects are more safe and certain in accomplishing - the 'desired effect " • TieGalranie Rh** used in connection' with the AfagnetleFluitt, are thinfiiiontly rmorninendi:d in all disorders trhicharisefroat cin.enfeebled sail In:Ma/thy state of the nervoits - or vital • system - , and these corn = . phints are atnong the most painful end Universal to eihicb'w c - fire subject' They arise, without eaception, from orie ;simple cause--n - derangement of theNerv ous-System—and it was in these eases that -other iretnedies , having so often failed, a now-agent was greatly needed; which it is confidently believed, lids been found in the proper, and judicious application of Galvanism. 'llia Galvanic Rings have• been used with entire success in all cases of Ruetistinssiocute oechronic, applying to the head, face or limbs, Gout, Tic-Dolo reur, Toothache, Bronchitis, Verlizo, Nereens Sick Headache, ladigestiaa, Paralysis, Palsy, Epilepsy., Fits, Cramp, Palpitations .0 . the Heart, ..;Ipoplery, Stiffness of faints, Spinal Coplaints, 'Lutthligo; Neuralgia, Nervous Tremors, Dizziness of the Head, pain in Vie Chest and Side, General Debility, D,ficien cy of Nervous and Physical Energy, and all NERV - 013$ DISORDERS. In cases ofconfirmed Dyspepsia, which is simply -a nervous derangement of the diges tive organs, they have liden found equally successfirl. Their extraordinary effects upon the system must lie witnessed to bo believed,and as a certain preventive for the preceding complaints they are equally recom mended. The Rings .are,,of different prices, being male ortilltizcs, and of various ornamental patterns, and can be worn by the most delicate female without the slightest inconvenience. hi fact, the sensation is rather agreeable than otherwise. I The Galvanic elt ISerteelets, Garters, Neeklacee, Ate, In some cases of a very severe character, and of long standing, the power as applied by the Galvanic IliNs is not sufficientto arrest the progress of disease and ultimately restore health. The improved modi fication in the Galvanic Belts, Bracelets ' he., entire ly remedies this objectlimit any degree of power that 12 required can readily be obtained, and no matnpiaiut which the mysterious agent of Galvanise can affect id. The 'ale CERTIVICATES AND • TESTIMONIALS, Of the highest and most respectahic character, are constantly received, regarding the extraordinary value aid seems:Katlic above articles. It is believ ed that in the city of New York alone, upwards of EWHT ThousAND PERSONS during a period of less than a year, have been entirely relievettof the, r most painful chronic disorders, some of which.lia.ve; completely bathed all former efforts of medical art. indeed many of the firstphysicians 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 aro too prejndieed to give it a trial, the invention ; .has re ceived unanimous favor with the Meat intelligent among the American Faculty. Dr. Citriatid is at all times ready and most happy to give every facility to physicians, and all - interested; fur testing the truth of his assertions and the etlicacy of his discovery. only agency in Pittabdrgh, corner of'Llth and Maritsa street. oetl4-dly' • • Jones Italtan-Chemical Soap. P . RSONS, in purchasing this, must always ask for JONES'S ITALIAN CLIERICAL SOAP; and, per haps, as - many have been ,cheated with counterfeits will be too much Aiscouraged to try the genuine, we. say to sucbi Try, this. once , -you will not regret it; but always see that the name of T. .torecs is on the wrapper. Price- 50 cents neake. • ,• For sate . by W JACKSON, Agent, collier of Wood and Liberty. streets, .the only place in Pittsburgh where- the Genuine can be obn:tilled; ALL'OTOERS . ARE COVNTERFEIT, 4 Janl.2 Jones's' Coral .Unir Restorative. j_ TIERCH - I.' certify that my hair was falling out in immense quantities...daily, and was turning gray, and thatajiace,Lbave.used4ones's Coral wp.so rative,...it... hap ~ c rigrely seaseir gre"tiitig fist, and has . a fine dark look. Ilefore I used Jones's Coral Hair Restointive, I combed out hiti/dVs of 'hair . _ . . • TOMPKINS;I32ICing.st.N.Y; nit gale by ANl:Jackson,'Agent, corner of. Wood - • - Nines: and Liberty streets, the only place in PittsburghPittsburghON' the Upper Rio; Grande, by Bryant - where the GENITINT. CAR be obtalned. cii,lorerrid.tlie•Mcarainf9cttiber.unti ve mbe r„134 G t . on boardthe i 3 S. sir ~4ajo.YllroWn as- c ommantiCa:bYc4ilf.tfax.k.Steriing, 6f si- by,i,rder :of .m.j.,0 0 . , :k,wep304,,,y, ¢,.com manding the second division of Army orqccupai tibn; .14;sino, :' • The nbrivefwork can be - had from , the agent - ;.9i iftttilikrif; 'corner of .I'f f lttilyrtry -anti Penn . 'streets. fe1,15•41.1- TO nei:.Cliento. 4jY PARTNER; Mr. Liggett, and Wm. E. Au tin, Esq. r will attend to my anfnaished bui neasi:o4l , recoinntend ,the tel the patronage .f frieiada; 'antherized . .tp state that they ceivo the counsel and aiiiStance or theiloal RAM dle. Office:2d storkof'Burkers Buildings; 4th street, between Vinett end Market, t f •laner4y -;f- - -SAMUEL W. BLACK. zat; . • - RE j'altrtfieS,larnadindterenastnese.:fr eDniksearli3. etURED and effectually relieved by the use of Na, .; mAiardis DR-Y.4OP P:4` Vture!Slattsßeniedv; . the AMERIciAN 01 14 ---, • ' tam w ed frozen-ell in,Kentnoky,lBs feet.hclew. the • - • -; .;•1 . Earthiti surface. A lady Kentucky svakeuied'i)'e Discovered by Dr...slazont . of Italy ln t h e yent ....120,,. a Spinal Diiense, which hadconfinedheffe her lied and ; introduced into the ' l3 '.istaterrearly 42 - .1 5 464.- . 1 fey many Weeks 'corripleteJ:Y'heiliieSii, by' the nee-,ef for the tliis remedy; after 4rtinoue either reinethewhisd•heen . g Chronic' diadlies tried in Vein.- Read the follti , king testimonial: with.the.raostuncqualled speed'atidtriusiipllantetie- Strud ll .,' Wiriest -42; 1 848 eels; tonishing cures ever known' is to c.t.rtlf .. , la tl used the 4, r recorded in the.atinalis of Medical History. Since y CANAT.L. for the whooping cough among coirehildsen; its irdrodoetibh. l W- . lhe'Vilited States it hruteilliallY by givirig them itdm 20 , drops to a small tea spoon sustained the high retnitation it so justly receive:Alin full at night, which idivays enabled them . to . rest well the .12.ait, curing - , lief has; done -t.liere;„ thwines . ;:. through the. night ; L a l eo n p r di e d •to-one . o f .t h e inveterate and leheatiindifigilleaiies*Wills children that got her arm burat,". the child ceased- human family are afflicted: -,ThePhytlicia#stf tn.; -- crying by the time the arm was dressed and bound reti?-end ii4ol.bectinie, no up, - kalso wan'atilieted With a Pain in my- sitle,apd I r naintedWithits mode . .eir:pieratygOei themitindb - Who breast, and have been wafer 16 years.. I commenced using the Oil by taking a teaspoonful ' twice - a day.; its superior_officae,y . with one .. iinited - s'oi4el76Cladirt. and inn 2. or S'ilayS, using the Oil Very Much' it to the moat perfect riemedlithr;teitt . iiie effeled: relieved, and do ' believe" that it-is;tfie. besflimilY, eatalliShthr Eleta medicine haire ';dier seen—Lone - Of my n-oghbors maybe s Used it it My..recisiest for aapraitied anele; Which re- by Dai:Matenivii SicWsi Syrtiii 'or TreifiiiirliNeehe..E . lieved her:in a few:minutes; we have also used the • ill the only-Medicine-that."has ever hoe-10'41.i oil, ora strained. joint in our own.fa t nily,. w hi e h gave covered' that lies achieved ease in a veryshort We live on the an „ n id e .had gained, a. settled, hnd.permanent-hbld•etioti . the.'...• - ofPerinsit.,..,g,deore-squth obVialunt. ',l amnosies Systent,7 .Fot . the truth - :fisf . this aSieriloii,.-"Welitiie well as ever I was in my life. : - the certificates ofietnis Of . the Eloi'Verriitietit'Phyai";" . MARGARET A. SMITH .- '64S of Eurepe _and America, expresslf . 'ileelarini that they havepreseributt itin hundreds of instaneee Sold wholes ale and retail hy the patients w.erneciesidered beyond all hope. ; Soot .and-;Shoe atolls and ~Patent lledidine s lVitie.: where honse; 89 , Liberty' Said et, head - Of Weed . sti eel Pitte- 61- ree°s'erYs . ar;as to - their -irk'tiali staid irirslas eireetc&- [ bu rg h '• Prico • Is° -.g ents and'-61' er bottler ' '' tiStingii.Tot.fhisPteerwYillt.middtsitcrftiern-c:arriti.:lM'''S.liges°43nethe who iff Jackson - being. -the eichniive-Agont Virestern derful success that ettendslhendministrationotthir 1 is P o e i n d n b sy y l nat vania e , i lil x lN}.l 4.p ., p l o S itit G 6 E d N a U t6 l ii N ts E .. but . , 74a,t :, is mticliditic6iicingt , e.kivfierilyz;ainri,;itcyiovac r ah, NAL- A.-pamphlet. containing ample direntions; eic., , with Vic Names and - Addresses of:the proprie- and-"n a''.E'ciirtchuisilatisPyiglealic(se_erseeLarseriveircoPi:irtn:Lints.Preol'shltiiects:,,=.' ess :und .. ..lniligesjien . , Sore mut Inflame& Throntlz p to e rs ro -a f n e d ac p h rin b e o i t pa tie l:Ag , entss aug ia eii 2 v s_ elo r ti e e b d a igh a e w s u r ra rap7 . K llr i o du lie c h y Lti i s o ; , • ra D v ro ,e r i si i..r ea r , ea c t h D rci e n b i a c itv _liit i ama ir tion Atib - e ilit l y ..th o er t_ . the nervous Oluonin tiarrahira;.Pain ifi , ..this -breast- nxiduside,,, eimiglis,telits,Chroninglieumatians,Diseasesot.thte Stomach-and !towels, inward Weakness. and: - down - of the wombi t and all . ther- chronic , disedses pt..; c tterenlirCtg . - - their -I-aril:ns Thisinedicind is prepared only bY self, and is composed entirelyof vegetable materialss ,qcintainiug_the ostinet 42-of the most,rare cal phints bet fess; ofwbieli:are known to the medi eal-Prefoision-generally) It has so far surpassed every other medicine ever offered to tlin.world, in eradicating aiseasei - Aliat.it . has pot:. only sells ted many of the spidatrliilefilcd asedied men in.the world in_ its .fivzi but what zs mureestr4srditiaty, the government where. it, Watt: aiscovered d ''Has made it an offence_ yanishable death to attempt counterfeiting it or Making:sale any spurious article purporting-to be die sitine: br. representjngg it. to be genuine And this Govern ment has also made a liberd provision far theffiro: : testier' Of it here. To tlie . afflicted wit Say let - none disisair; though you.-May have .. .been given up ;by '.. your Physician and . Considerediby-'yisur - friende'tuil beyond all.liepe; tiy U,bottle of-this .ntedidise atitU . you. May rely upenthe fact, that if Yon have P 1 , 137 4- car strengdi - enough t left to ; endure its notion, you will fled certain andApeedy forthis has:been' the casein thousands of instances, we can produce certificates from individuals Cofilits„ most reipectistile..,cheracter''beth:ef„'Eurep'eand; America._ This metliSine . will be' offered 'for - Sale Only at the . ,county 'iseets . of each:: eciunty. each:: the small, amoutityet iinisorted - and the anxiety of theproprietor to_ place this valuable remedy within' the reach of' all thretigliout the IJilited States.' Hays & Broehl9Y's :Pruggists,,Nß.2.Cominerciar Row; Liberty street, wholesale and retail Agents for ; Allegheny,county. Sold dsol'hy.'ll. E. Sellers:, 1C0.; 57 ,Wood st. • ' de.C264195c5... , , . _ VC:O3I .7 12.2, 71/.3 riit t v 3 r: r. ;4: . WESTERN NW YORK ? CO LLEP E EOF E Nrn, 201 - 41 - ato st reet,iltudfalo, New roiVr..., 1 - 111- Z. C. VAIJGHN'S VEGETABLE LITIiON JJ TRIPTIC ADVERTISEMENT FOR 1847.—"1 CASSE, I SAW, 1 CONQATERED;" is most emphatically the case With this article. ; Disease has ever yieldedl to its most inurvellOnlimedielnal power.' " Whereiter,i it has gone, and South Atherica,Englarid, Canada,' and the United States hate proved . t.he trtith'of this statement,the above quotation in a Stref4andpithy sentenhet;telli'the whole Story. Invalids, The prin-: ciple upon Whith yownre Mired may not be - known to you, but the result of a. trial of the article is satis factory; you are restored; and the secret of the' core. remains with the proprietor. The Medicine is `,a Compound of 22 distinct vegetable agencies; ; each;in dividual root has its own peculiar,' exclusive, Medi cinal property, conflicting' with"no other compound --each root makes its' own cureand as a perfect combination, when taken into the system, it does the work which-NAT:env,' when - her, laws were-nest established, intended it should do—TURIFIES, STRENG'ffIENS, AND RESTORES„"the broken ditive;nlebilitated constitution, Dnorsv, In all its characters, wilt be completely eradicated ' frointhe system by its use. See pampletit in agents".hands, for free circulation—they treat upon all diseases, and show testimony °leered...". GRAVEL, anttalleow plaints or the urinary organs; _form also the cause of groat suffering, and. KAMEN'S 'lstuoNTrarrsc has acquired no small celebrity - over the country, by the. cures it has matle.in this .diiitressing class of .afilie lions. So fanied, it seems, is thieme.dicine; that it has thee attracted the notice of one of, our Medical publications. .In the .Noizerutter N 0.0846, of.the "Buffalo Journal and Monthly Review .oiMedical and Surgical Science," in an article upon calculons diseases, and "solvents," the-:writer, after noticing the fact thz.t the English government once purchased a secret remedy, and also noticing the purchase in IST?, of a secret Telalledy, by the Legislature of Nov. York, thus pays tribute to the fame of the lAedicine: "Why do not our Repreientntives Senate nod. Assembly convened, enlighten and 'dissolve'-,the_ suffering thousands of this country,* the purchase of Vatiglin's Vegetable Lithentriptic, than solvent sinch the tisynof.Alchemy has possessed one half the fame t" Reader, here is a periodical of high standing,„ acknowledged throughout alarge section' alibis country to be one of the best conducted jour nals of the kitid in the United States. exchanging with the scientific works of. Europe to our certant knowledge, edited by Austin D., anti con. tributed to by men of the highest protessional abili ty, thus stepping aside to notice a "secret. remedy." You will at once understand no unknown and.worth less nostrum, could thus •extort a comment „tront.so high a quarter—and consequently; unless itdirectlyi conflicted with the practice of the faculty; it Must have been its great "Jame" whieb his caused it to receive this peening nod. Kin diseases,.weak , ness of the back and spine, irregular, painful .and I surpreteed Alensturation ' Flour ..i/bus . , and the: en- I tire complicated train of evils which follow, a diem ' tiered system, arc at once relieved by the medicine: Send for pamphlets from Agents,and you will find evidence of the value of the Lithentripthrthere put forth. As a remedy for.the of the fe male system, it has in the, compound a "root!' which has been resorted to in the north of Europe for ten ' furies—as it surecnre for this: complaint, and are-. I stores of the health of the entire system.% Ltvnittl Coors-easy, JAVNDSCE, Bailees Disisses, dm., are, instantly relieved. People:of the West Will findtit the only reinedy in these complaints, as well as -FE ma AND AGUE: There is no remedy like it, and no cahsmel or quinine forms any part •of this mixture. No injury mill result in its use, and its active proper.. ties are-manifested in the use of a single-30 oz bottle: Foe FEVER AND AGEE, Jliliaits Disorders, take no other Medicine. RUEDDIAT/S5l, Geer, willfind ['he action of this medicine Upon the Blood, will , change 4he disease—which originates in the blood -- „ . ,e tzthealthy result will follow. DitsPneras., In n ) 'rum, Lc., yield in a few days use of this Itleda ante.- Inflammation or TILE .IA7NOS. COUGII, Con ' rinurriesi also, has ever. found relict.: Scnort'es, Eumurzzas, Pito, Inflamed Eyes—all caused by pure blood—will find this article the remedy. The system, completely acted upon by the twenty-two different properties of the mixture, •ts purified and restored—as a partial, cure will not follow. The train of common complaints, Palpitation tf the Ileart, Sick headache, Debility; 5-c., are, all the re-1 suit of SOME derangement of the system, and the GREAT RESTORER Will do its work. The promises set forth in the advertisement, are based upon the proof of what it, has done in the past four years. The written testimony of 1000 Agente, in Canada, the United States, England'and South America, in the possession of the prepriefer—and can' be by all interested—is a sufficient .dewonstrutionthW it is the best Medicine erei . oferitild - the' frerld. Get the pamphlet, and study the principle as there laid dowo, of the method of cure. Put up in 30 bz. bottles, at $2; 12 ar.dia eaelt-7thelarger.holii itrg 6 oz. more than two atrial! bettleii. Lookout:and not zet imposed upon . .. Every bottle has erydi lg n i p s Vegetable Lithontliptic Mixture" blown upon; the glass, the written signature of "G.C. Vaugn" on the directions, and 'G. C. Vaughn, Buffalo,' stamped the cork." None other are genuine. Preliired.hy Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and sold. at the Principal. Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo,: at wholesale' and retail. No attention-given to letters, unless post paid-or demi from. regularly constituted Agents excepted:llost paid lettere, or verbal:communications soliciting ad. vice, promptly attended to gratis.. . • Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this arti cle-132 Nassau st., New York city; 295 Essex at.. Saldm, Mass.; awl by th*Priineipal Druggintiilirtingh: out the -United States'ind - Canada, as advertised in ' Agents, in this t Ilaya & klroe.kniay,Whialesaletind Itetiil.Agentn. No. 2, Commercial no fv,. Liberty 5t1eet,.P.44 1311 41b. Also, R.; Selleis; , s7 Weed street; 'JOhrilMifelielis Federal All egheny city; Jiihn BaralaßeaVeri John Smith, Bridgewater. - jan39-d&Wly iictioNEE:r( & lkq.." ,COMidlSStOlkt 114.15 T 13 Corneri of Wond andiftli _streenl ; Plttl!burgil isrcady, to . ree.eive merchainliie.Of every description on consignment for public. pr.priyate sale; and ,from long experience in the nbCielmiiries,flatteirl that ho yill be able to give entire eatiefithilen to_ all who may `favor With their, patronage.... Regulacsales oxt. Mondays and :Thursdaysof Dry Goods and Fancy .artielogh JO o'clocltyA. Of groceries, Pittsburgh xiani4a7iiprod. articles; new had Sectuid hand furniture; i,ke. ; - at twe cordeek, - - 'Sales eynry evening gsls=i= ' • Ideallced and 9tirglcal•Odic - 47 7,. .: .nWik ie tie charm of lire; without it gold. Lin", !suers, friends, 4;101, g 13.0 unenjoyed., regularly educated ' physi• ciao from the eastern ies, would iespectfully nounce, to the citizens, of - ' Pittsburgh, Allegheni, and Vicinity, that' he - eattUlic i . t .. ern:wilted . privately aid eobaidentially, everyday and evening at his Office • On'lliamond Allay; a kir door's - from Vood street Dr. Brown gwes lusnpall4culaK APterpor!, to the . I.atrn eat ami irt*.e4tigritic , 4 of: the ill - diseasesisiging froatlmpuritiesotthijiloil, scrofula, syphilia;,Seminal,V. - cekness..napdteng% . . salt rheum, disesses of the eye .and eargheumatidut. piles.palsey. , Dr. Brown has much pleasure in announcing to ' the public, that be isl` possession of the latest in , fonkatima:•and. iiiiprovement , in the -treatriient or sectittlaryiyphils, practised at the Paris Lock lids pitali. The modern: researches on-. syphilis; complications and consequences,- and the improved, . 'modes of practice : which. have been made L. 210141% to the public bni - recentlej, and to those chiefly ,who make this bunch of Midiciiie,:thcir-pmticts. :lay study and practise.; : ' Many new and valuable 'remedies havebeen late ly introdu6ed, wbiclisccures the . patient . beingnacr- ortittliied.ont ofexistence St ra ngers are aptiri . sed that Doctor Brown-has be a n: .educated in ,nrery branch of-Medicine, end regularly admitted to practise, and thathe now confines hitriself to the study and prectiei Oftbis Particular Branch,togeth er with all dise a ses of private or Atelicate : nature, incident 'to the . humanfrume: •NO einte, no pap ' • Recent cases are relieved .in.a short time, with.. 'out ifiteitaptilin - from- businnits: '" • •-•,-!„, • • Letters fromdistanie,:akig advice.trust-on- .tain u ree or tliey nili.i . qtNe.titlended to: ' 0a1:44;;* onDiarnoinkAlley,:retew diioriV:from . . Wood street; towards the . market:' Consultlitioni 'strictly conOdentint- - 1 • GlsseAtvis'Seedei:•. "VELECT. FRObi.PHILAIittiALA:7, Valeh.paptY 1) bears. the. label .:aail warranty. of DAVID Lair perm._ For sale.ba F. L..SNOWDC . N,IIe . .29:Wates: at., talkie stand formerly oecepied .Geo. Berry. ; Extract the 61teport of the:Visiting' Committee of the . Pennsylvania 4ortieultiiral..Siactety,? unaus seemly. adopted and. ordercd ‘ to . bo LANDRETH'S NURSERLES.AND GARDENS "These estenro grounds aie , on Federal street, near the Arsenal:. • , - - "... • ~ - T he..earlieattolleo. lion' of Camellias .was•made here.' ;Some .of thole now in possession of those distinguishedriurseryneen are ten - feet higiw , : . : . ' l . ' ... * . The selection o. GREZN-NOME iLuirtfris iral sable and eirensive. 1 , • ' 4, The Nuiseries;arit verreorrectly-manageil,:inni , plying every' jiart of the:Union, a detail -istwhich would occupy too much of our. spaceiwo•therefore content odoselies with stating. that. the stock , is very largo, and in every stage of growth,; consisting :of FOREST 'AND : ORNAMENT-AV TREES, EVER GREEI.IIS;SHRUBS; VINES A. 41) CREERKII.9 . , , With, a collection of herbacCeo dr. plants, fmittreest of• the hest kind and most healthy condition, large beds, of seeding' apples, pears, plums, ka.; as otocliti fo i - bud:.. ding, and . graiting; A . :plan very. auperiiiigir diet so'. working ; upon auckera; :which .carry witktliens iota thegfatt all the diseaiesof the Parent stoat. , . _l- P“Gaarimi Skr:Ds 'of the, finest qualitY : have be en . scattered pier - the country from these grounds, and may dways be depended upon.: The geed establish. ancßof these norticulterista is :org el: bf , the most ex teePiVe. int*: Ugicin,and its rfputationis well sustain- ad (nisi yeaF fit.year. - , . . • .‘ . "To obviate tinshincepf. mixture therifina o f , ; th i . m a i ds id . o kf i • mule fimily;thoyliarYttitabliihed . ano th er i ni fiery at asaitable distance, se That degerre mtion c annot,takeplaceeisid'ithi'cli sectike to the 'purchasers 'genuine article.) Knowing thus the age, quality:and .prncess . otcidture et every:plant, ..' the supply from. their .groundsis reearnmended 'With greateonfidence. o, •- - ... .. c s • -*i•l Since the dato.of . the .Report , from which the; *ye is estruktedi the-entire establishment has been; greatly enlarged: The collection• of• Camellias em braces all the finer - kinds, and consists of some thou-. sands of various 'sitesltao-likgwiso.mith , Roses, and. other 'desirable' planti s clabtli tender and hudyli-fluit; The Sped Gardenail'ene*ar - fiit?lieitaLtind ilia. 'whole IS; as it has bedirfot buniiiliatflUtlfe eentfiryi, under the. suecessive.miiimgcMeat &Tether and'inti,. tliti'maitPtontinentinlasiertca. la” Orders received by F. L. SNCRDO,.. - frouf. w h im t a j a i o g l isoriilleatetse4VUtiit.•: , i ... zular4-Y ? . . ii:tOritioti:'': ': ' .. 4t,' *-----: • Al.AMAAndjipleldld ,asEioitinerieorM °pay: - aid Rosewood grinilietion Pianos, with' me !tali& rime sin& eiith-all the. latest , improicioeqs; Iwhich for dirabilitiritont and touch, are warranted to he equal , to any.. M 040: othe countryi for sale low . foreashirli,Vt- 1 .t , t• ../i-I.: - • fr.'' F. BLUME/. i. initi,lB..; ~ ilirei;4l2ll.6 6 d it; 241 door abate-sth: •just 'or#oba:copatifo to e s i liwii eget - ei• bejiiipatltie , Coffee Su gar" 01 • milk; ar [ dfii3rg thelateUtlpublication's on tiotoripprit.biy, the Bookstore or . •• • ••, • •: aplo' sti&-blerkittts;, Vfa• • • .4144. , , „. E 2 El el EMI MUM
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