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PIITSTDRGII DAILY M9RNING POST.
LOCALMATTERS
A CRAZY MA.2I arrived in our city on Thursday
morning, having, travelled twentreight miles the
previous night. He started from some place in I
Washington county. His brother followed; and
~secured the services of the Mayor's police, to
search for him. Officers Bougher abd Boston found
- him in the street, without shoes or hat, just as he
had left home. Mayor Adams furnished hint
with something to eat, and gave him into the cus
tody of his friends, who returned home with him.
He is entirely deranged; his conversation is wild
- and incoherent. He is•a tall, stout man; and
has
been, we learn, quite respectable. He belongs to
a good Washington county family. His friends
have had him stdißumbus, Ohio, for the purpose
of -getting him into the Asylum for the Insane, in
- that city; but be was not admitted—upon what
.grounds we have not learned..
Flax oe Tnunsnar MORNISU.—About 3
clock on yesterday morning, a fire broke out in a'
stable belonging to Mr. Warren, on Poplar Lane.
in the Sixth Ward, which was destroyed. A horse
belonging to Mr. W. was also burnt to death.—
Two or three frame houses adjoining were destroy
-ed at the same time. The firemen were on the
ground, and did all they could to save property, but
water was scarce, They saved the buildings in
the neighborhood.
ozT The Treasurer of the Western Pennsylvania
Hospital, mentioned to us, that he had received a
day or two since, a single donation of One Thous
and Dollars, from an estimable gentleman residing
in this county. The cash was paid down at the
time of subscribing. Such acts of charity need
no comments.
FOUND DEAD.—Coroner Richar
upon yesterday morning to hold an inquest upon
the body of a man, who was found dead in a lot
'in the Ninth Ward. He appeared to be about
middle aged, and tolerably well dressed. He had
no papArs on his person, from which his name or
place of residence could be inferred. The initials
"L. B." were on a handkerchief found in his
pocket. Some paper was found with him labelled,
" Poison—take care." The word arsenic was mark
ed on it with a pen. It is supposed that he poi
soned himself.. The neighbors saw him the night
previous lurking about the premises. He bad a
pew knife and . razor in hll . po'cket. The verdict
of the Jury was. in accordance with the above
facts. •
Czirtivor •nt:E.—The experiments at the Odeon
on Wednesday evening, were almost total failures. ,
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The lady's eyes were secured with adhesive plan.
ter, by Dr. Dilworth. H. W. Williams anAndrew
Wylie, • Esqrs She either saw of guessed at a
white hat that was held up in the audience. A
glazed cap was put up on a cane. She described
it thus: "I see something black and shining; it
looks like silk; and I think it is on a stick."
This was evidence that She did see indistinctly.
After this she failed entirely.. She said that she
could not see, and refused to try.
Mr. Gihon stated, that, inasmuch as the subject'
had tailed, those who could not make it convenient
to visit thedi on 'hnrsday evening,.should receive
their money back; those %%kir, could would be sup
idled with tickets. He said - he would not leave
"-Pittsburgh until he had satisfied the pettplethat
-Miss Martha could read bandaged with adhesive
`plaster; "she has read with her eyes plastered. and
she can do it again." With this the audience ap•
peared satisfied.
—Last evening, Miss Martha failed again. No!
one appeared surprised at it, as it was evident!
from her appearance and and manner, that she la
bored under great nervous excitability. .Mr. W
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hams, of Ate Committee, stated hat in the after
noon the lady was conducted to Philo Flail, where
she met a Committee of the Philological Institute.
Who proceeded to test her clairimyant powers.
Shewas first bandaged with black kid gloves, raw!
cotton, handkerchief and twine; and read every
thing that was presented to her. This bandage
was removed, and another put on, which was con•
sidered effeCtual in blinding her eyes ; the Corn-', ,
mittee considered it impossible that she could see
up; between the bandage and the forehead. A
number of objects were presented, which did nut
come below the foreheadand which she did not
touch with her own hands--and she described
them accurately. gibe failed only in telling the
time on a watch.
Gov;Porter will leave for the east in a day
or two for' the purpose of making engagements
with theatrical stripes and stars.
iry What excuse can the City •Councils have for
not havingithe basin cleansed since the proposition
of supervisbr Smith to do it for $5.
It must be borne in mind that this is a matter
with which the Canal Commissioners have nothing
to do—the Aqueduct belorigs to to the city.
We understand that the members of the
Eagle Fire Company intend purchasing a new Ma
chine to supply the place of the one sold to the
Washington people.
(Cr The Local Editor of the Gazette says that
a Sugar Refinery is shortly to be established in
this city. The machipery is to be constructed
by Mr. Aymes.
PHIL. A tILLE/t.—We shall, to-morrow, if possi
ble, lay before our readers the document read by
this notorious burglar, on the motion for a new•
trial. It Will be a curiosity.
QC. NirS. Lewis has left us, acul is row CP: her
way down the river. We trust sue may get a per
manent engagement in some Western or Southern
Theatre. ,
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3NlAoscric TELEGUAPHS.—There are over 1500
miles finished in the United States, and in operation;
and 5000 miles under contract and will be finished
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Within a lyear
0:7.A young wan was horse whipped by a lady
in the sixth ward, yesterday morning! No dimbt
he was " i served right."
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N MEssp.s. HEnz & Srvonr.—These inimitable
t•-• lrformers are to give a Concert in our city, at
Philo Hall, on Saturday evening next—being the
only one' they can give here previous to their de
parture foe Canada. Our citizens who may visit
them will enjoy a rich musical treat_
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The 'manwith . the military walk has entire
ly disappeared 'from his old haunts. We miss him
much from Cheinut street; but we learn that the
good citizens of 'Pittsburgh are enjoying his eccen
tricitieelfor a time:---Phi/. Bulletin.
oj•There are so many, men in this city with "mili
tary unilks," that we fear we may not be able to
disting4ish the one frorriThiladelphia. We think;
howeve'r, that we saw 'him on Third street, yester
day, trying to get through without sacrificing his
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AB Br FOLSOM preached a Fourth of July ora
tion, of tiro dare length, from her chamber win
dow in (Boston—commencing on Sunday and get
ting through on Monday tight' She' must have
lung" like leattiet.
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Portray LIRRARY MEETlNG.—Pursuant- to no
ace, a meeting of the citizens was held on Thurs
day afternoon, at the new Athenieum
for the riirkmse of organizing a Library and Read
ing Room Associatioe. issrais Drexe'r was call
ed-to the dhai.r.,..aald John Floyd and S. Fleming
weie appointed Secretaries. a
tit Meeting was very ably, and eloquently ad
t*Sed by ACIBERT H. KERR, Esq., on the propri
ety necessity of such an institution.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to assemble
again on Saturday evening next, at 8 o'clock, in
the saMeplace,(entrance between Nos. 169 and
201, Liberty street, above Wood,) when farther and
more energetic action, it is hoped, will be taken.
ISALMi HICKEY, Chatranan.
Joao Fenn,
Secrelarici.
SAMUEL FLS,eiNo,
Fine Wines and Bs and — tes.
fr HE lovers of good pure Win. -,, i id Brandies arc
I_ incited to call andexamine my large stock now
in store and cellar, In casks and bottles, consisting of ,
WINES. A BRANDIES
Choice Old Ports; ' Old "Otani" dark,
" " Madeiras; " "Seignette," do.
Sherries; " "Pier Castilion," do .
4 . Teneriffe; " "J. J. Dupuy," do.
" Lisbon; " "Otard," pale.
" Fayal, " "Seignette," do.
" Malaga; " "Sarerac," do.
German; Of dif f erent vintages,
Of different brands and from 1835 to '3B and 44
' vintages,•from 1835 to '35
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I_ - II afford me much pleasure to show samples
THE PRILOLOr/ICAL LTLS r/TUTE — Wet tarn that I
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no . Wines and Brandies, to those who may
this body of canons have taken into consideration I favor me with a nsit,at my Wine Cellar and Liquor
the subjects o‘Phrenogy and Animal Magnetism, 1 Store
crl P. C. MARTIN,
cor. Sunthfield and Front sta
and doubtless the report whichvi ill be made on I JYI2
— Wilkesir Wood and Glasio,
these interesting sciences will set scepticism for-1'75 Q r. Casks Wines, Vintages from 1835 to 1841
ever at rest. Yesterday afternoon, Miss Martha I i 40 doz. Bottles do., consisting of the follow
ing Brands.
underwent an examination before a committee of s s Madeira;
these learned gentlemen, and we believe she con- L M. do "
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winced them, to their entire satisfaction, that she do and other Brands';
Partin Pale Sherry, a superior article ,
possessed not only the wonderful power of seeing i ena is Brown "
in the dark, but that she can utter oracles, and de- (:olden "
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. 011Cio Port, much sought for in Europe ,
test the finest shades_of -character, as viell as the L M " Ofiley, Weeber Sr Forrester;
famous Pythia of Delphi I The sacans bound the Treble Grape do., Brands ot Opor o ,
Pure Juice do if Ca
eyes of the lady' with raw cotton, gloses, incite, ;
Also, Teneriff, Lisbon, rayal, dry and e.t.a
rubber, Ac., and alter she was hermetically sealed M a l aga , Haut Sauterne, and White and Red 'Nines
by the Philological signet, she read the s anousl
Persons ay rely on getting a pure article, as they
arc direct from the handa of the Im porter, and from
cards and papers presented to her, we suppose, to
of,
the Custom Reuse Locks in New York.
their entire satisfaction. The excellent President For sale in quantities to suit, by
the Philos underwent a Phrenological examination, I P. C. MARTIN,
11 , 10 for of Smithfield and Front st
and the committee vi ilt report that the lady was ---- -•••• 4 - •
110rValay In Wood and qtasa.
exact in her delineation of his character. She 1 4 HALF pipes pale and dark Brandy,
made a mistake in declaring Mr i 0
Marshall to be i N intage of 1835.
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an Irishman; but we suppose she mistook him for 6r ‘
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our worthy friend Bigham, a•ho is off in the cop- Consisting of the fullo.ing celebrated Brands
'• Otard," "Pine t Custibun, ' "Sazerac," and A.
per regions. Altogether, the investigations may
Seignette Brandies," warranted pure from under
be considered vastly important, in iegard to the Custom House locks, in New York, and shipped
consequences which must inevitably result from here by the importers, for sale i r qua n tities
I t N o , suit,
tt , and the Report, %stitch will go to the world v y
, 10 ..orner of Smithfield and i runt stn ._
under the sanction of so recondite a body as the - Watches froan - CiTtrope. - 7
Philological Institute, will fix forever the fate of the J ua`nr,, - S,Lee'vr`pd;tesn'treLseh,e'uNviiaatc7, l l, o o f f fi
tnhee. G bgas id t
pretended discoveries ollrlesmer, Gall and Spurz qualities and handsomest patterns, which I am sur-
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heim I c, S linase g at as low d
for in the Eastern cities—their quality and
b a accur ac y a ;1 , . as . timekee p er' mei eeper
a will be guaraed Also
CA'd aRI A CCM ' , lre —We learn by the Mountain d other Watch es ,at $3O,
Lever a nd
Sentinel, that the Democratic Delegates of Cambria $35, 840, and upwar d s.
county met in Convection, at Ebensburgh, on' Being determined to make if Me interest of our 1
citizens and others, to purchase at home, I respect I
Tuesday the 29th tilt, and placed in nomination fully mute attention to my large and beautiful as In`2oY . i
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the following ticket : ointment ofWatches and Watch trimmings. l New Music.
I 07 - The best attention constantly given to the re- A ooNBEAws Soft from Heaven descending,
~.,Ssienibly—John Kean 'paring &fine Wurches Having in MN employ the ill Rohbook
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Treasurer—Michael Hassen most experienced and best workmen in the State,, IA men Sorroc Binds to Gloom thy Brow,
Conanisszoner—William Reed, anti every tied t, for doing all kinds of Match and e , 1 would awe had not met wen."
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I Clock work in the very best manner. l Farewell song,
iliohior—John S. Buchanan: W NV. WILSON, 1 ' rho' to other Lands I wander,
Jesse Paterson and George Burgoon Fsqrs , I jylo S ap, of 4th and Market sts
Ni) Forest Harp,
laere chosen Senatorial Conferees and instructed to Notice to ('oats race ors.
support a Cambria county man . PLANS and Proposals 01 tie "irk, on the (Meets' Captive Greek Girl,
j miles of the V, estern div ision of the Penns', I Ms NorrnoodS
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A Pension well bestowed —The British goy ernment , Wlll°,,,fßiluill Road , „i 7 to
, t t ie put
b under
,t c t o h n e tra .n t on ,
‘ t r li e ,, Songs of the Old Dominions
Are the !irks that bound us broken t
has given a life pension of ..0 )00 to the vi idov,• oft to
other lou ' rt . h i stre;t: Xi', e e S s i e n e it n ti fi eld, on and uthr lit saddest ssßl it I sing.
late Mr Loudon, in consideration of the great the I•'th :list., NN here information on the foible et may l.eneaClNe, „ Vi altz,
Man,
utility of his voluminous writings on agriculture then b e obtained j) IV clic •
and horticulture 11F. LIFI aand adventures if ions A. hit Illart-L, '''" l ” " e "" 1
Magnolia,
writings
being a correct and graphic. a, ,unt of the deeds
U S.Desired Court at Nen Orleans —Mr W il-Attelis,
o f one ot thi most da , ing mereth it everfigured in the title} , e % ariations,
ham Slieater w-as dispatched by the IT S. Mar ret 0-ds of crime. Polo:lame ,
shat some two week, ago in order to arrest certain In thesouth writ this land pirate is still spoken of Brilliant
Bra ice ',mooch M altz and oble k step,
individuals who had been committing depredations as without an equal, for the energy, capacity „tact' suns, dri p, -
" Hewitt
tin the lice oak land: belonging to the I •
oiled
and P , rims - cm"' cno h lie caliMi" din 'ls zs mil "s" I ( 1 .. Punter
I 'MS K"' • rile work is ernhe Bistied with 11 il 'Topaz ''''''."
States. He succeeded in arresting J P Ifirkeilend hi" '' l
engravings, Pare , 2 ,
cent . ~,,,l ii ,,, sentimental Or Rose M min. N &elicit
'stephen W Doss, v. ho were examined by the U • "e
CALM% ELL, Post-ochre building N iennoise Ro sen 's Prime,. sp IS
lunratt v e 1 . ,:
coma . ) sioner ,it Franklin, parish of st %tars s s ' alse Brittle:it, La Perle, Waltz I
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'1 'lord street For Me beeelln.g—Regtilor Packet.
and gase hail to appear before the U. S District 1 Amer, W ilex Nimmo.
Fitt splotielid light draught steamer
Court to answer to the charge Mr. Shearer also Das Is's Extra Fatally Flour. 11 dam& es Grand March, 1% ( rtur° -, DOMINION, s TYLER, Master, .111 run
made a seizure of about 8 , 0 1 )0 worth of timber. i t NMILII S can at all wore be supplied with a Ag , am , a n t: Jorly , ls t b
r s , Step.
by
..ers
as a regal ar packet between Pittsburgh and NI, heel I
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which had Ixen cut from the go, eriiment land q uality of fresh ground floor bon
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1. :.! 11n , ing; leas rig Pittsburgh for Wheeling every Monclay\4
JOHN-P D" lc, '
_ „ IN ednseday Anil Friday. at 3 o'clock, P M , and leav-
Pcnntismei t t riCONIIIII , FI, orite •,
-- --ass-
—I-- Far tact. by JiiH's SI NILLLOR. mg Wheeling, for Pittsburgh ea • ery ihieselay, Thum
day and S lb - inlay ,at 9 o'clock', A. M. }or Wright
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St , A, wet st , Pittsburgh. [Delta , jay 4th_ 1.01-:3l7l:ll:l‘,7npeurliioll's
gener3 lbc I) ILISTI , L S Sarsaparilla , Comstock's do .7 Mere i t's
A rherol,re in the Army.—lt is iers
J . ; chint's do , Carpenter ndo condant.,
v On hand or pass ige apply on board.nnvs
known to the public , lhal PP F. Roqs A apt ant of
who ',moat with ste t di n-
and for sale to It. A FAUN' STOCK &Co Host on and lll{ 1 ork Planos•
r (41 ,, , if . 4 , 1 1 ifirt Na. gl , w , ~,,,i street , has C 1\ DI X N olunie e t SILLIVI %IS'S Joncrnil I
the Arkansas regiment, ioi cur let and Wood, and M and and bib idsul sco nee and Arts , comi,nring reterences in
lingo:shed bra, Cr; at Buena N tsta and acne after ' __ •) on hand and fo -sale , at en inufictore r s pacer, i a pennd
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c aids re. arded for his meritorious twirl, tow by Important to nook Buyers. nice e'er at lino c .0.1 Piano Forte, with grand ac 4 c l 2,4"1°1°" of the s'r,,nnemi,..b47°'",,,g
now test ,
THE , Liter Ley World, a weekly newspaper, p u b. non, sad Iron frame, mad..• by CHIC FERI , IG, of Bus ,cars, z from
promotion from the hulks, to t e adj itancy of that
lislo d iv Sec York, at $3 per annum C.I Hoff• ton completed, and a few No.'s for sale by the under- I
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regiment is a Cher kee, at il has numerous 'el citrons:gned
n editor cy„,, gp i erin j M a lirap•yy Piano 1 crte, six an ds
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in the Cherokee Nat on altholigh he has not I e d Ina'N% i may confidently believe that this Index i,Ol
Ihe plan of• the I Arran A oriel is to afford a half en nets, made hi Gal,B; l c N e w 1 ork
there for many years'has inehilopted Arkansa, as
medium Vol re the Author and the Publisher , the no 23 nine Will prove legend not only ill those who nosy I
his home —Loutsrijk Couriri Booksclle r and the Book bei y er, the Reach r and .tie _,„.....,,,-. • .4t , . the whole sears, 1/111. to all clio are commie i
G o ld NA n ect a rs kan %iiy er A% are. lid in any way with the ‘rtm and scie n ces, tbr esliatei
Critic, ma. all I orninunie act with cacti other, as ii a ,.ire the deo trtment. the reader is directed Ifs it to,
" Lnerar , I ieh luxe
Agent tor Pittsburgh, NN Mo l %UM I 1 Lc V, *woes, of the ' ete t and best
Doctor C. Morgan, h I ~l i st ed s I,llgeendditiobal stuck ot i•iiiit 3
Tj and gi nth men s (cold and ill Pai-iii /Ls' r the sarions memoirs that 1, oe been published in the ,
loomed on the echo ct that interests him, chether
LIORMERL N a successtul practising Phy elm in en at the new' Literary De • p t,
I 'his city and car inity , " Richarcl ' like, "is
to
• ~ rintrd it tlie lowest lint,". Also, Scher I a hir relating , to the progress ot Self ace, to details of !lets
second floor, Poet Othce Buildings• patterns, and war -
sett again (Statu qua.) His ollice is in Penn street, , f ro, an d Pest rt Spoons, 111111ulaLt ireit and for sale
in the diffnfent departments of knowledge, or to the
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next door to the Washington Hotel, Pittsburygli, Al More :hen Books t by WWM It sON, various resources of this and other countries; with
Icglieny Counts, Pennsylvania, clierc he ail! be 1, 10 Corner of 4th and Market streets 1 a guide the entire copies ol the work in public
A T MORSE s Litt ran Depr , , ',a Fourth street
happy to accommodate such of hot old applicant.~ a. s u perior Cat Tobacco. I ibranes, or in those of indiaiduals, become avail-
Ili. Vinerican Drac in g Book, a %faint el fc •r
ma nner need his services, and all new ones who, i life ! .4. iq nox Es SDP cut Iloni v Deo t hes lo g Tobacco;; able "
° the Amateur, and base. Id 31111.1 , 1 for the Profecsion i i
ma, may feel disposed to barter disease furStook ang do. Complete setts of the entire series of 49
Artist especially, adapted to the use of the public "" 7° .. il ' ed Eye
health, and fork over the difference, in legal loose S.• F inn do do volumi s, furnished at the publasher's
and private schools as tie!! as home instruction, to J
change. ins 10-113t&vitf looser
( hapman, N.A. For sale airy 10. to cf4e a consignment by prices, $lOO 00
_ Lk i I COCHIN N\ , Index Volume to do., 300
Gold Pens. I The L nion Magazine for July, ;No 1 a new and
120 CAI P PENS, selected of the hest branch', splendid' ag ezine c ith be autiful illoscrations
lino h indsomest patterns, of holde rs and. Martin the Foundling, vol 1•
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Champagne V% Ines.
N 0.26 Mood at
_ ___ subscriptions received or the,neW or second am les
and No 's delivered free of postage for $5 per an
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num, by the Agent for Pittsburgh
cases. Ala ^, 2 dozer Bagley'. patent extension pen Lord Ell am, or the Double Courtship, by Mrs 0 11 Ask/. lis Champagne tS, mix, consisting, of
~,,, 24 W M 11. I Lmara , t 7 Market st
holder and pence • juse received and for sale at the ',weenier I 4ic•ct hi , , Cross Bow, lis Color, Crown, Ducal 1
low cat prices, at (cold Pen Head Quarters, I Itertiarkattle Elents in the History of America, Grape, Bo iingeurs, nehor, the celebrated A
Corner of 4th and 'Market streets. No 2, by J I rust, LI. P N 1 t 011 l 4Cr 11 Anchor, Mmm's safe r a t ' - ; I Hidtelt,
SNV WILSON. Black. ood's Magazine for June inc, e - iI: 11111 u. rasa ii brands These M ines
Poetry and Trutt, from ma Life, from the German are sure II ireffig obtained direct from the import
of for the, being Nos PS and 99 of N 5 dry and Put I, es Pe r• vs ni IN rely upon not gnueg Newa rk!
uarn s Library ot Choler heading i idi r ii it'll the}'l , ll , , 1.11C , 0 • ` %%11113110M ace . l us t !
NICIICO as it was and is by Brantz May er, No 6re c e iiii g and fir sale by basket or bottle, by I
c conprete je i J atoll W 1. k'i 1.11.1
ray kw's Coon 4,• a Detector, No 57. I
Chambers Lib Iclop.relia of English Literature No.,
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FRENCH WINES,
Ot every description, price and qualityt Bor
deaux, Marseilles, Muscats, put up in France, Clar
ets, 4 , c., some eighty varieties, for sale in original
packages or otherwise, at the Wine Store of
JACOB WEAVER,
Ro. 16 Market it., cur Front.
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Mcirt Nevi' Goods .
AA.MASON, 62 Market street, has Pod re-1
ceived: 75 pieces rich French Lawns, 20 ps..
French Printed Cambric, I's ps. new styles Ging
hams, 25 ps. Linen Cringhams, 7 cases of Parasols
and Parasolettlt ; also, Slityllt, CraVats, tloves,l
Hosiery, Summer stuf f s . , Lc. -
Dry Peaches.
25 BUSHELS Dry Peaches; tbr sale low,to dose
.consignment, by
ME
pcoNomy CRAG (:11)k:11-12
recel,ed and fur by
jr2l I.7cr
F ancy Ii
DOZ.
1 1 !arge 4/7,
JAcr,lt
je 12 16 ?Market st., cor. Front ht.
Wineo,lLlquors, arid Liquors in G1L1,11.14,
F every variety and price, Foreign and Domes
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tic, for sale by JACOB WEAVt:R,
jy 1 16 Market at., cor Front.
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Letter, Writing, and Blank Books.
ALARGE assortment of Letter and IVritinWPar.
per and Blank Books, full and half bound, of
all sizes, for sale at the Bookstore of
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH,
jyl Market st. bet 3d and 4th.
Kitts extra No. 2 Mackarel ;
10 boxes Sealed "Herring;
For sale by J.l). WILLIAMS CO.,
je29 110 Wood street
SUG.AB:--2 Barrels double refined pulverized ;
1 " " pulverized ;
1 case loaf;
15 barrels assorted ;
1 tierce star •
10 bags Brazil '
3 barrels clarified ;
5 hogsheads N. 0.
For sale by J. D. WILLIAMS Br. CO
je29 , 110 Wood street.,
FRUIT -30 Drums Smyrna Figs;
2 barrels Zante Currants; .
10 boxes M. R. Raisins;
For sale by J. D. WILLI/I-NIS & Co.,
je29 110 Wood street
TENN ANT'S GLASGOW ALE : Juet received
and for sale by the bottle or dozen, by
JACOB WEAVER,
jy4 16 Market at., cor Front.
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SALAI 9:11,•. id BasketaL—Avigtlors &Caine,
shippere l 4 late importation, for sale by basket
or bottle, by . JACOB'-WEAVER,
jyl 16 Market et., tor of Front . .
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MINER/it. SPRIVGS.
THE FRA.NHFOR'r HOTEL,
WILL he emened , .on the 12th day of Jtily, for
the reception of visitors. The Ili use has un
dergone repairs since the last season, and every at
tention will be s,liown to those who may visit the
Springs during the seasen•
('.,N. DUNGAN.
Frankfort, Pa., July; p-2" "
(EO. COCHRAN,
No. 26 Wood E
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Ell
in
Living age, No. 164.
An examination of the cases of the Rev. John N.
Matra and Rev, John C. Green, and the proceeding•
of the Methodist Episcopal Church at New York
against them.
Also, all the Eastern Papers for the week. W 9
SOLDIERS OF TILE MEXICAN WAR a
1 IRE aautaa.craber hati n g opened an "Ince in din
City of Pittsburgh, in the State of renn•a, Iccr
the purpose of ),11 . 4 L.TIII at the
net
of liciyerrizonnt, fne u i• 4.
HERE
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. .
I. t pp...aor, to be executed anti ;
) ,i,i.ned a ale at this place. The \Varrant, when I
received, w be immediately sent per mail to time
proper owner ; or if he should prefer receiving mo
ney, I will make sale of Ins Warrant to the hest ad- I
vantage for cash, and make. no charge liar that service..
In the event of the death of the sr•ldier, that must
be mentioned in the letter, and ti.o wairsat will
issue according to the following rules: Ilrst, to his
wife and children, (if he have any.) Second, to his
thther ; _and 'third, to his mother. •
Having a sun in the General Land Office at Wash
iogton, and one in the Army under General Scott,
in Mexico, the matter would receive their prompt
attention, should any difficulty arise respecting the
necessary proof.
Letters addressed to me on the subject must be
post paid, and incluse a Five Dollar Bank Note as
my compensation. WM. B. FOSTER.
REFERENCES.
lion. Hamar Denny,
lion. Walter Foward, Pittsburgh.
Col. Wm. Robinson, Jr.,
James Hall, Esq.
Robert Buchanan, Esq. Cincinnati.
Irwin & Foster, ,
Major St Clair Denny, Paymaster U. S. A., N. 0.
Lieut. Col. Sam'l. W. Black,
Capt. John Ilerron, . 17oPs flea. Scott's
Capt. Robert Porter, Army, Mea'o
Capt. P. N. Guthrie, Reg. Army,
W. B. F. may be found at the office of Wm,. E.
Austin, Esq., late Black & Liggett's, Burke's Build
ings, Fourth . street. Jyg
HATiIS-4500 lbs. Hams, ust received and for
sale by
SMITH & SINCLAIR,
iYB 56 Wood at.
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SPANISH MUSS-4 Bales, in store and for sale by
JlO
SMITH gr. SINCLAIR.
ICF 10 Tierces for sale by
_LA, jlyB SMITH Sr.'SINCLAnt
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ME
IMMII
Newly itiveialedpeoewt, Block Spring
Prtars,
FOR the invmediAto relief anepermanenticure of
Jlernin and Rupture. (Suited to all sizes)—
The superior claims of this crass consistio the coin-
parative ease with 7a hich it may be wore. The pad
of wood being neatly balanced on spring,, yiehio to
the pressure of any part of it, and thoroughly adapts
itself to any movement made by the wearer. It can
be worn without intermission, until a cure is effected.
The subscribers have made arrangements for the
manufacture of these valuable Trusses,in a superior
style, in Philadelphia, and have them now for sale
at their office, No. 77, Smithfield
stet,sre near Sixth,
Pittsburgh. WT.
jy I D. W• KAUFFMAN..
SUMMER STUFFS--Received this day, at 52
Market street, an extensive assortment of Gam
browns, Tweeds, French Cassimeres, Denims, Mix
tares, Linens, Cottonades, Drillings, Cords, Coatings,
&c. &c.
my 29 A. A. MASON.
at 62 Market street: 96 doz. Lace
J Gloves and Mitta, 12 doz. Linen Gloves,2s doz.
Silk Gloves, 32 doz. Lisle Thread Gloves, 12 dozen
light and dark Kid do., 18 doz. Cot. do.; also, 20
dot. White Cotton Hose, 9 doz. Black do., 12 dozen
Colored do., 21 doz. White and Mized, Hose, Open
Worked do., Brown and Fancy doA..
A. MASON
je2B
Valtiable Real Estate for Sale.
THAT beautiful property, situate near Manches
ter, directly opposite the residence of James
Anderson, Esq„ fronting 345 feet on Ohio Lane, and
extending back 300 feet to Sheffield street, with
House and improvements. It will be sold together
or Aivided.•
Also, a Lot of ground, elegibly situated in Irwin
street, between Penn street and the Alleglienritiv
or, 64 feet 5 inches in front, by 110 feet in depth, to
la 20 feet alley.
Persons wishing to make investments, are inform
ed that portions of that fine property in Allegheny
and Manchester, owned by a Company in Philadel
phia, will be offered•in the market as soon as the
necessary arrangements can be made, and of which
due notice will be given.
I Apply to GEORGE BREED,
je23-dlm 94 Wood st.
RELIGIOUS WORKS
Jay:s Morning and Evening Exelkises;
Abfibtt's Way, to do Good ;
", Young Christian ;
" Corner Stone;
The Eternal
Barnes' Notes;
The Great Commission;
" Great Teacher.
Also, a fine assortment of Theological, Literary,
and Miscellaneous Books, at
H. S. BOSWORTH & Co.'s,
jelB 43 Market at.
• Pine Pocket Cutlery.
ROGERS' Congress Knives;
" I, 2 and 3 blade do;
Wostenholms , Pen Knives, assorted ;
Rogers' of s superior quality ;
Straps and Hones;
Cutlery, in setts of 31 pieces, and also in
of the best quality;
Key Rings; Keys, &c.;
Tweezers, Clasps, &c.
V. W. %tiff.SON,
cor 4th and Market at.
Table
dozans,
EMI
• Claret Wines.
CASES Os. Chateau Margaux, 1 doz. each.
4 , 0 " St. Julien ?Amine, I "
10 " Chateau LPLeoville, 1 "
.2S " " " Lafile,l doz. each very fine
10 " " Family use, 1 tr. 2 " extra.
• Also 10 Mille. St. Julien, and 3 do. w hoe Wore, all
!lust rectuvorg, alit' for wholesale or retad.
JAC' It W \ ER.
New York fool nod Nbor Store..
No. 12'2, Wood st.,
S. DA LZVA.I. h, on hand. m•,l
I s rt s Ili
=IIBBIIII
o 2 o n..“cork; t,
the most soh,tsnlial manner,
hiring adop6,l tie motto mrna::
returns, Will sell a a 1(,o. 1(1V,6t.
BOOBS.
rIIIIK. Art of Painting;
1 Junius' Letters;
Philosophy of Unbelief;
Stilling en Fanaticism ;
Hill's Village _Dialogues;
'Memoirs of 3ladame Lafarge ;
Mahen's Field Fortifications;
H. I.IOSW ORV f
43 Market st
je3o
JIVERY c ommodious two story brick dwelling
11. house, on 'Fiord, below Ferry street. Pos. '
session given on Ist of July nest. Apply to
jc22 .J
AM KS MA Y .
J. M. N'elowry,
APITORIVEV AIM CO(INSELLOR AT LAW.
OFFICE in Bakewall , s I3uildings on Grant street.
je29 , 17-1 Y
MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD VFNEERS and
CHAIR PLANK—A large assortment received
and for sale. Also, 160 lbs. Cane for Ghair, seats,
ust reed and for sale at jai) F. BLUME-A.
-H OLL A N D GIN, &c.-
3 Pipes H. Gin;
I_Puncheon Jamaica Spirits;
I do Scotch Whiskey, warranted pure;
For sale by* :._ P. C. MARTIN.
COT of Smithfield and Front eta.
MRS. PATRICK &SON will continue to keep the
Iron City Hotel, Fifth et., between Wood and
Market streets, where they will be glad to entertain
their customers and the public In general.
Don izeth
1.1
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Bennett
MEM
Bishop.
Kohlmuk
Gallop
is Boots
t t 1,1,1 t
ucal shoe• VT
For rent,
Iron City Hotel
CINCINN A.TI PACKETS
1847. SUNDAY. PACKEV. 1847.
4
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..1X.:74 THE Mail and Passenger Steamer IS.
A.AC 'NEWTON, Capt. A. U. AlAson,'
wi I roc as a regular paeltethetween Pitt :burgh and
Cincinnati, leaving Pittsburgh every Sunday at le u'-
clock, .1. M.
The Isaac Newton was built this spring, eipressly
for the trade, and offers to passengers ever) comfort
tor accommodations. : febl3
nd supcn
MONDAY PACKET
MThe regular mail and passenger steamer
rIIIIONONGAIiELA, Capt. Stone ; will run
as a regular Packet between Pittsburgh and Cincin
anti, leaving this port every Monday at 10, A.-M..,
and Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. Return
ing, she will leave Cincinnati every Thursday, at 10,
A. M. For frei,ghtor passage apply on board.
The Monsingahela was built expressly for this
trade, and o ff ers to the passengers comfort, and M.
perior accommodations. mar 31
, .
1817 Tuesday Packet. ' 1847 1
The reps's:ram/I-and passenger steam-1
er HIBERNIA , Capt. 3. Kama
etyma, will roil as a regular packet between Pius
burgh and Cincinnati, leaving this port every 'flies
day at 10 A. M., and Wheeling at /0 P. 14. of the
same day. Returning, she will leave Cincinnati ev
ery Friday at 10 A. M. For freight or passage ap
ply on board.
lr-The Hibernia No. 2, was built expressly for
the trade, and offers to the passengers every com
fort and superior accurnmodations. janl2, 1847
1817. Wednesday Placket. ... _
.... THE NEW ENGLAND, No. 2, Capt
S. DEAN. will leave Pittsburgh - every
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every.
Wednesday evening at 10 P. 14 ~• and Cincinnati eve.
ry Saturday at 10 o'clock, A. M. feb2o
1847. TIIVII.BDAIt PACKET. 1847.
THE WISCONSIN, Capt. R. J. Gahm,
will leave Pittsburgh every Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock; Wheeling every Thursday
evening at 10 P. M-; and Cincinnati every S unday
at 10 o'clock, A. M. febl9
-
SATURDAY PACKET.
_ The regular mail and passenger steamer
IESSENGER, Capt. Linford;will run as
a reguiar l'acket between Pittsburgh and Cincinnati,
leaving this port every Saturday at 10, A. M., and
Wheeling at 10, P. M., the same day. Returning,
she will leave Cincinnati -every Tuesday, at 10
o'clk A. M. For freight or passage apply on board.
The Messenger was built erpressly for this trade,
and idlers to her passengers every comfort and acr
commodation. mar 23
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• ._ TuURSDAV PACKET.
THE new U.S. Mail steamer ACADIA ,
M. E. Lucas. Master, will run as a regu-1
ar passenger packet between Pittsburgh and the
above port during the season of 1846, leaving every
Thursday at 10 o'clock A. M.
The Acadia is new and has superior accommoda
tions. For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ap 9
For eineinUnti sod Louisville.
, _ The new and splendid pass.-:.ger steam
er C 0 L LI M B I A, O'Neal., Master, will
leave for the above and intermediate ports, regular
ly.
For freight or passage apply
WILKI Non board,
Agent. or to
jet__ D. S,
. . _ _.- _.
For Cincinnat I and St. Louis
The passenger steamer PALESTINE,
Capt. Williams, will leave for the above.
an al intermediate ports regularly.
For freight or passage apply on board. jc9.
_ _
Tuesday Evening Packet.
_ . The new and splendid passenger steam
, , boat DECLARATION, Capt. Vorhees
wil run asa regular packet between Pittsburgh and
Cincinnati, leaving this port every Tuesday evening
at 3 o'clock. •Returning she will leave Cincinnat i
every Friday evening at 3 o'clock.
The Declaration offers superior accommodations
to passenger'. For freight or passage apply on
jet
For Cincinnati
The well known last running steame
CAMBRIA, W. Forsyth, Master, will run
Ili a regular Packet, leaving every Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and Wheeling, at 10, P. M., the
same day. ftc.iurning, she will leave Cincinnati
every. Saturday, at 10, A.M.
Perfreight ur passage apply on board, or to
FORSYTH it Co., Agents,
No. 30, Water street.
Books Just Received.
QCHLEGEL•S Philosophy of History;
SehlegePs Dramatic Lit rature.;
Roscoe's Life of Leo X ;
Roscoc's Lorenzo de Medici ;
('oz's House of Austria;
Sismondi's Literature of Europe;
Reckman's.Htidory of Inventions;
Lanzi`s llistory of Painting ;
knot. Miscellaneous Works;
Mahan's Intellectual Philosophy ;
Michelet's Roman Republic ;
Todd's Kirk White;
Margaret Percival ;
The Fairy Bower; All' sale by
H. S. BOSWORTH &
jul No. 43 Market sf.
John J. Mitchel.
•'-
fTtiRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT I. kV.
tlfice on Smithfield street, a few doors above
1). aVi•v.
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MEM
DM
(•• no , \\ a an,( SIMI:A . 0(1d
Oa) (tr. OzailNt rttllnnirt,
Ice - 1 ,rl, J•fr , tk•tual
„ , I : hi, ,1, I,o , Setirns.( hOlerit
I„rbun, Su miner Coufpl:ont, Ciitthe, Griping Paine,
:-.our Stomach, Sick and. Nervous ileadacti, Heart
burn, Waterbrash, Pain td sickness a the Stomach,
Vomiting. Spitting up of Food after Eating, and also
where it passes through the body unchanged, Want
of Appetite, Restlessness and Inability to Sleep,
Wind in the Stomach and bowels, I lysterics, Cramp,
Nervous Tremors and l'witchings, Sea Sickness,
Tannings, Melancholy and Lowness uf Spirits, fret
ting and crying of Infaiiis, and for all Bowel Affec
tions and Nervous Diseases.
This is one of the most efficient, pleasant and
safe compositions ever offered to the public for dhe
cure of the various derangements of the stomach
and bowels, and the only article worthy of the least
confidence for curing Cholera Infantum .or Summer
Complaint; anti in all the above diseases it really
acts like a charm. . .
All persons are requested to try it, for withoutex
. ception, it is one of the most valuable family medi
cines ever yet discovered. Hundreds! nay thou
-1 sands, of certificates have been received from phy
sicians, Clergymen, and families of the first respec
tability, bearing the strongest testimony in its favor.,
too numerous topublish.
For sake akthe Pekin Tea Store, '7.2 Fourth Stieet.
may2l-dBiw , •
• ' • NEWATILLINERY
. 4,ND FANCY DRY GOOD STORE,
No. 10 West side of St. Clair Street between Penn
and the Bridge.
MRS. DUFF has made arrangements,duringjhOr
late visit to NCiv. York for receiving at all
umes the latestiondon and Paris fitshions, every
.article in the Millinery business. The latest, styles
dress caps, silk bonnets, Caps, cardinals, cliffs, •-col
lars, &c. on hand and,made to order, by the best
hands; bonnets cleaned and trimmed. A choice
selection of rich cap and bonnet ribbons lately re
ceived. OAP
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L..
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AlletAllatetr,sAlitenepitzig-Olusznents ' i . -Tll-119901),!,1 q9 l 9 2 etu
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lit Itlp4eeeditiifigiird b i " •. . 1. 4 '' 1 ! tun : b Geza •. w. f a J I3 :. V . V:i -A 6V r it . ..
'..:Y,:,'inyttlrepPkarusrot,"th.i.",e6l-4; 7 . ' 5-Srinth'str r r e r e ' t7cO ' rn y er of" . ....aitten' tari P C ? .N 4 ls llol :utl ; :,
accepter...the agem.l v.
i The CrlbaCtilHe havin g' - "
and 'WWI:MeIo° road Liverpool," :- i • „.
iirr the i p t iis t • . r u ' - d t - a sitt r vit -,... -.:
t isth e
l it , : ea u,r t i ee i iicu u a r tio: t
- d • mmitel lipOn Aell.e.‘getist. liberal terms withYßOse dem- •
tidy.- It will benoticeu the.a h " e : hr ' lse l are now P re p are la r ? • ''''::-
iat a thick elou y UM- . .. .,._ . . .
. n
old Colintry,•Slitillatterthemesehres their character
e.passAgeof their frien dsxttide ;_ti?.. •
r h o n u a s :i o n f ng 7...y t i a n n g a -th. iivg,
:ems that this ersire
thasge " su f ge m e , a t l t l •h p i o ch int i 1011, dui, in 'business vvill give atriPlas•- •-•-i
suratice that all their f..:Otx.ie , fits will. : be earriei?. '
Ma flows unint e rru pted
ly when we ateinhealth.
' Messrs. W. & J.T.Tapseett;!hre Ititlepd frivora!- • -
hit ceases -when we are . .
bly`knoWn for Bier-superior - class, "aX.toberunodatitia -
tick. Life , einitot tie sus ,
A off from the blood and
1 -sailing ; qualities', of their Packet -i.hlis. Thik . •
a
.digposes by this means.of QUEEN er . - ilim- 'WEST' SHERIDAN', .11.WHES7.-
TEff,GAßracri HOTTINGILIER, Roscius;
nearliallthe impurities within us. The language or
ElePtXl-.IIWSIDDONS, two'Of whicliltairkedeh 1 -
Scripture is ~ in the Blood is therLifd.” If it ever be:
comes impure, it may be traced directly to the stop. Port '-wiAlt-th.llAcqu New Ytri the 210 and - 1661.1 ° 14
Rom Liferpool the aloud 11th, in addition to whieh ..
page of the insensibleperspiration. Thus we see, all
they:have . it innate:n - 0 with' the St, George And -,
that is necessary When the blood is stagnant, or in,
Union Lines : of Li iefpcial Peek eta taigittre b dep. s• ~
termed, is to open the pores, and it relieves itself from
Its own heat and vitality arc tore from Liverpoot,mre ry fivriaisi:beihrthua'ebteri• - -
all impurity instantly.
mined, their facilitiessitaildceep . pace with tour ink': •_
sufficient, without -one particle of medicine, except
to open the •prates upon the surface. Thus .we see creasing patronage,whilellX.W.TipsetltUs donate/it
the-folly of taking so much internal remedies. All Personal sueerinten'dance of ilkbllsioesd in Liyerli
premienera, however, direct their efforts to Xestore P 991 is an additional security. that tleerodylfeknidll -.
the Insensible Perspiration. The ThomptiOnian, for acccommodation of the passengers will be p.4l.ien:
instance,sleams, the Hydropathist shrouds shrill wet larly attended to. - .. •.. • --..:'
blankets, the lloroopathist deals out infiditissimals. The subscribers being fa's usual) exteesively - engs;
the Allopathist bleeds and doses us with mercury: ged en the Transportation Business between Pittsburg
and the blustering Quack gorges us with pills, pills. and the-Ailattie Cities. ate thereby enabled to faled .. -
pills: •• charge of aryl forWareptesenkersimidediately on '.•
To give some idea of the amount of rho Insensi their landing, without a elianeekif ditqfpsioletment Of.'
ble Perspiration, we will state that the learned Dr. delay, and are therefore prepared toed'al:6l:Athepaii•-•
Levvenhock; ascertained that five-eights of all we re sage from any sea port in Great Britain oiliglidelitd.
ceive into the stomach, passed ofiby this means. In this City; the nature off the_ business they are engaged
other words, if we eat and drink eight pounds per in gi.ing them facilities - Tor carryingpassengerk so.
day, we evacuate five pounds of it, by the Insensible tar inland not otherwise _attainable, and will, (if neli •
Perspiration. cessary,) forward paesengers further. Scat by '64
This is none other than the used up particles 0. best mode -of
.conveyance. *about guy.. additional
the blood, and ther juices giving place to the new charges for their trouble:- 'Where persons sent foi •
andfresli ones. To check this, therefore, is to re- decline coming out, the tonchintlfatd for paseage yin!
ItaM in the system five-eights of all the virulent matter , he refunded in full. - - -, .....• -' - _ '
that nature semen
should leave the body. - - - -'" REAIITTANCES. - ' "I . ,:•. er •
By a sudden traneition from heat to cold, erm' The sulascribera are also' prepared to gigs at
are stopped, the perspiration Celises, and the
sedisea be- sight,lbeany.l.moitht payable at the principOrtititi
gins at once to develops itself, Hence, astappage c, and Towns in 'England,' Deland, Scoddnd ittrY
this flow of the juices, originates so many coin- Wales; thus affording . a safe and expeditious mode of
plaints. Remitting funds to those Cirrintries; 'which per-Send
. .
shah .. .. . . . •••
It is by stopping the pores, that overwhelms man requiring facilities, will find 'lt-heir interest to.
kind with coughs, colds and csonstimption. Nim avail themselves Of.•'• ':' ;' - .... • ' - '. • '
tenths of the world die film diseases induced bya
Applfeatioli(lfby'letter post paid) will he prompt
stoppage of the Insensible Perspiraiibe, ly attended t0...„_• ~_.• ._ ~_...,_
._•• = '
Let me ask, now, every candid mini:lin - hat Coupe " -' ' ; TAAItE &1101 3 C.OkiNalt,: '
seems the most reasonable toursue, to unstot the ni
- Forwarding and CunsissionNi'4Chante,' --,
Wouldpores, after they are closed. you give . p Side marTld&wy. . - Pittsburgh Pe
to unstop the pores? Or would you apply something
..that would do this upon the surface, where the clog
ging actually ist And yet I know of no physician
who makes any external applications to effect it.
Unaer these circumstances, I present to physicians,
and.-to all others,McAlister's All-Healing Ointment,
or the World's Salve. It has power to restore per
spiration on the feet, on the head old sores, upon the,
chest, in short, upon any part of the body, whether
diseased slightly or severely.
It has pou:er to cause all external sores, scrofulous
humors, skin diseases, poisonous wounds, to dis
charge their putrid matter, and then heals them.
It is a remedy that sweeps off the whole catalogue!
of entancons disorders, and restore the entire cui -
I telel
to its healthy functions'.
It is a remedy that forbids the necessity of so mans 1
and deleterious drugs taken into the - stomach. • -
It is a remedy that neither Sickliteas, givesinconve
silence, erns dangerous to the intestines. ' - -
It preserves and defends the surface'frone ill de•
rangement of its functions- The surface is the out.
let of five-eights of the bile and used up matter with.
in. It is pierced with millions of openings to relieve
the intestines. Stop up these pores, and death knocks
at your door. It is rightly termed All-Healing, fo.
there is scarcely a disease, external or internal, that
it will not benefit. I have used it for the last fourteen
years for all diseases of the chest, consumption, liv
er involving the utmost danger and responsibility,and
I declare before Heaven and man, that not in one
single case has it failed to benefit, when the patient
was within the leach of mortal means.
I have had physicians, learned in the prolession; I
have had ministers of the Gospel, Judges on the
thench, Aldermen- and Lawyers, gentlemen' of the
highest erudition and multitudes of thepour, use it
in every variety of way, and there has been but one
voi c e—one united and universal voice—saying" Al
e I I later, sour Ointment is good. .
CO:NYC - 7311 2 T lON.—It can hardly be credited that a
salve can have any effect upon the lungs, seated as
they are within the system. But if placed upon the
chest, it penetrates directly to the lungs, seperates
the poisonous -particles that are consuming them,
and expels them from the system.
I need not say that it is curing persons of consume- I
non continually, although we are told •it is foolish.
ness,l care not what is said, no long as I can cure
several thousand persons yearly: •
If EA DAC.IIE.—The Salve has cured persons of
the Headache of ten yearssweting, and who had it
regularly every week, so that vomiting often took
place.
Deafness and Ear Ache are helped with likesue ,
CeSs.
COLD FEET.—Consumption, Liver complaint,
pains in the chest or sale., falling-off the. hair, one or
the other always accompanies cad feet.
The Salve will cure every case. , ' ' - .
fat Sctoutla, Erysippbe , , salt Rheum, Liver 61T11
plaint Sore Eyes, Quin.y, Sum Throat, Bronchitis,
Broken or Sore Breast, Piles, all Chest Diseases, such
as .‘stoma, oppression,P sin, also Sore Lips, Chap-
ped Hauck, Tumours, Cutaneous Eruptions; Nervum
Diseases, and of the Spine there is probably no med;
ichie now known so good.
BCRNS.—It is the best thing in the world for
Burns. (Bead the Directions around the hoz.) •
PIMPLES ON THE FACE—Masculine Skin gross
surface. Its first action is •to expel all humor. It
will noteease drawing till the thee is free from any
matter that may be lodged under the skin, and' fre
queerly breaking out to the surface. It thed healS
When there is nothing but grossness, or dull repo).
sere surface, it -begins to soften and soften until the
skin becomes as smooth and delicate as a childs. ,
WORMS.—If parents knew how fatal most meth
'silica were to children taken inwardly, they would
%e slow to resort to them. 'Especially "mercurial
lozenges" called "medicated lozenges," "vermi
fuges" pills, Re. The truth is; no one can tell, in
variably when worms are present. Not , lot me sat
to parents that this Salve will always tell if a child
has worms. It will drive every vestige of them a
way. (Read the directions around the box.)
There is probably no medicine on the face of the
earth at once so sure and so safe in the expulsion in
worms. _
.
TOlLET.—Although I have said little about it as
a hair restorative yet I will stake it against the world'
They may bring their Oils far and near, and mine .., ill.
restore the h sir two cases CO their one. ,
OLD SORES.—That sonic' Sores are an outlet to
the illlpUritilld of toe aystem, is, because they cannot
pass oil through the uatural channela - of thelnsensi
;ilo Perspiration. If such sores arc healed up the
• teepUritles !Mist bate suttee.: other outlet, or it will . 0(1-
'.anger life. This salve will always provide for
such emergencies.
RHEUM AS I SM .—I t r..: rue , e:: alenast traeneellate - 11
enti.eiller. ete.le alt.l yes e fling:, ea hem e the leal.r, J!
lIIM
1. • i
Mill
ce,e
PEE
VRS.— ,
1,
ims of :c: r, the
EMI
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MERE
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pasted and 'the ding - r
In all Gases 01
n 1 the skin an3 4 t4.ng forth
It 11.0).—We c cured cases that actu
v thing N , CII 49 the
of 'fifteen re 1 , dog TM" , o.l§l c told
haJ
,p, lc
;Aid < les without tiny
when s. I. in's., kit the olatmeLl cured them. •f
coF,N6.-.-Oceasiiiica I oat of - the Ointlllcul will al
ways k e ep cortm. frant growing. People need never
be troubled with.them if they will use it.
AS A E.A,MILY MEDICIN E.—No man min mess
ure its value. So long as the stars tell along over
jlie Ileavens—so long as man treads thirt earth, sub
' tect to all . infimities of the flesh—so long as disease
and sickness is known just Ao long will this good.
Ointment be used and esteemed. When man teas=
carom off the earth, then the. demand will cease,
undmot till then. JAMES MeALISTER & Co
Sole proprietors of the ah.ove Medicine. Price 25
cents per box.
CAUTION.—As the All-Healing Ointment has
been greatly counterieded, we have giien this Ca
ution to the public ['Ant "no-Ointment genuine
unless the names of James McAlister; or James Mc-
Alister ¢ Co., are WRITTEN with a i.r.rr upon EVERT
label." , Now we hereby offer a reward of $5O to
be paid oa conviction in any of the constituted
courts ui the United States, for any individual coun
terfe;.ting our name; and , Ointment.
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX.
AGENTS IN PITTSBURGH—Braun & Reiter,
corner of. Liberty and St. Clair eta,- are the whole
sale agents, and L. Wilcox, jr., corner Market st. and
the Diamond; Hays & Brockway, (Druggistulle 2,
Commercial Row, Liberty st.; J. H. Casseliderner of
Walnut and Penn streets., sth ward, and4olds at' the
Bookstore in Smithfieldst., 3d doerftam.Second st;
and in Allegheny city by IL P:.SdhWartx, and J. Sar
gent, and by J. G. Smith (Druggist) Rirminghani; and
D. Negley, East Liberty; it: Reedatul, McKeesport;
samuel Walker, -Elizabeth; J. Alexander & Son, Mo
nongahela City; N. B. Bowman & Co.; J. T. - Rogers,
Brownsville,. Par Dr.-S. Smith, Bridgewater; and
John Ruselsy, Bearer Pa. `Mk! 20;
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11":411S--1. 2 hhda: BacOu'Harns; a brigltt primc
twin just rec'd on consignmentiand-rof , fintiby
.
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MIIME=2MMM
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, 4LLER gniatza. - , . Email) Itpd
/CRAMER &•• RAHN, .
BAN - Kt% S 'AND EXCHANCeN
ERS4EALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
BILLS;BILI.VOI: EXCHANGE, CERTIFCATES.
OF DEPOSITE, WANE NOTES,- AND . COIN.
Corner of Third and Wood its., direttly oppegite the
St. Charles Hotel. . znyn
' • Nevi , etinfectkonerk. '
(Late anal Bbat — liouse.) ' - -,
DOSSET,.f as just opened a splendid assor t
ment cd*Confectionery, consisting of Candies,
uts, and other refreshments. He has furnislied'a'
fine Saloon, where visitors can be fivnished' with
rich Ice cream, &c. The pubfic 'hie idspectfullf,
invite to give him a'call, as he will be happy to
afford them every entertainment
Fifth Ward,..TeUcanal Basin
Chief • it
e, ' -
g MIDS. Clarbt Winei:a. fine article;
• 2-i doi. flottlhi'do:
8 Baskets Cltainpriiin4;rerawn brand -
50 doz Playirig
e dot Stougbibn Bitters , ,
5 " Peppermint '
20,000 Cegara; Consisttig by Regmids; C'szadormy
Principes, Dd.9' Alnttgos, Siltac Eitulapios; laPalmey
and Parretellaa, warranted imported Segars.
Pot sale by ' P. C. 14ARTIN,
jy2 car otfimithfield and Frobt ste p .;
•
T UTS: 2 Bbl! Stelled
s.Boxes 6 •
1. Bale Fileviel
5 , g Alnianeo'l
1 Waloute:
, .
1 " CPCAIII Nuts; . •
For sale by J. . WILLIAMS ac'Co.i'
j.-10 - -110 Wood et
I 1%013.4.U:0, _. • ' '
10 Boxes, t"• - ltussel . and Robinson:Os4.'ls tQni
grass Tobacco, juat reed and •
• .7 ...MILLER lix-RICKETSON.
y OAP SUGAR,
20 Cases Locering , s 1).-R. Loaf Sugar; .
e _
20 Barrels - pulv . eriSed do;
Just xeceied and Or ealo by • •
--MILLER ItatICKETSON:
LINSEED '
20 13arreis Linseed Oil, in store and for salei~yi
• : MILLER & RICKETSON.
.
Dontestip. Liquors.: - •
Re, WHOLE' and half-1114p. O. M. ft..*liiskey,
UV.? distilled in 1837.'
• •"
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20 dozen Bottles; 'AO. do: .
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23 Mid's Old Tennessee Peach Brandy:'
distille'd in 1840, •with h large Supply - of: coiinirion
Gin, Brandy, Reclified Whiskey.,kc..lize.:,..firr sale
in quantities to suit, by °P. 'C.' MAWEIN,'?;
cor of Smithfield , and.Friitit
r
W iIi 3 I L T I boxes Elia 7u n gi S or u qii:i la " s n a.u 4- " * lia sugar,just
received, and for sale by ..* -
MILLER; St TtICKETSON.
LINSEED OIL? 3413airsla Linseed ,
pit -;.• just re,
cOved and for saleby • • • _
je7^ MILLER &RICKETSONI
rpARLE SALT: 10 Cases Table Salt;.just res'd
and fur sale by • 0. •
je29 MILLER '4•II.ICKETSON:
Av :H i I 3 TE BEIANS
or i e T yß ushels i spuAll rmy
2
P. C. MARTIN.
GROCERIES, &c. • ;
jr 50 Bags. Rio Coffee I - '•-•z
75 Packages. BM. and Imperial
Teas, in halfan4leatty boxes
15 Boxes Tobacco, different Bratids;
10 Bbls. Mackerel; No. 3, large ;
10 Bble.-Shad,:trimured;with a full assortment •
or every thing.io. the grocery lirie, for-sale
sale or retail, by P.,C. - 11VARTIN„
jy2 • car ofSmithlioltl and Trout et. _
' Ineenlig F'reirrie'Ptstnos. -
• A - SPLENDID asseitruont orlft.osewoiiil and Ma
honany action Pianos, with metaliefnine, just
finished and for sale; at
je2.5 112 2(l'door above 5th..,
History. of the French Itevolutioniby
!islet;
The Progress of FAhndicey; by J.,.a.-14z;.1.1st•fi
thik 12. iiistoi yof the F.aritetivi:t
rostary of • -
Cc XV 7 S Austrt::.
Luaze's o:";. 3 ritrtti.r.q, , VeS7.
H. S.IO.3I,'CISTit -‘-
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3
and
C A
MIME
ORAL , . CIDLB.: 5 1.1b13 h'Ciucr e a super or
article, ror cafe b' • P. C.. 111ARTIN..:. ; '. -
j)1. eld' and - Fronto27l..
TrONLY Boxes, containing - 8- to'lo 'lbs.
White lianey, to: sate by
C.11i2.
INSEED Bbls, prime Linseed
on consignment, and for sale by
diY 3 ' -1.,: SELLERS.-
Fr..ovn,, phis Fine 7 Flout
r:on colsign*t, and.for sa4e,by,
• ,F. SELLE4S.
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Cj LiGAR CURED DRIED BEEP: , 1,000 lbe Dried
-0 Reef Rounds, sugar cared, ;lust ree'd froia
einnad, and for sale by
iY3 t;
Vthe same as` Stoughton'B J
21 dozen BUttled.
Also; East Imila Sweet BitterN, for tral44li, Bbl,
case, bottle and on draugbtialilke Wirte.4ltbre
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1S ,plarkpt.st.nor Front
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LARD OlL—Pure No. I Lard Oil ;in bbls. and hi
bbls. constantly 'on hand and' for sale by.
jr2 F. SELLERS; A gt. for the Manufacturers:.
R.C&FREE-'-313 Bags - Super tido CO
illy -Just ror-eived and for'sale by
jo3 , ASILLEIt-
VASHINGTON Ondlirsaenesrldtichtl.t.lreid
rey; ahthee of Nipoloon and DJ'S 'Atrifbitars,.
the Sacted Mountains, 'For
sale by ,ae2sl
LOUR SULPHUR r 10001ba4 - jast rec!d and for
F
sale by • 13, k.:F.A4II4IISTOtN.k Cp.,
je3o , .
LIIIIODIACON-- , p) Cask, k!ii
5G C4ndi~aL
• •:•, • A •.: A
. LOGWOOD--' 50.eanes Sonftird'd- - ttit
'EI
je4 received : and for Bale
33.A..F,A111+IESTQCKA•tft;e
cer-ofFitrit
3°30
BM=
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