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TO ARMS! TO ARMS!—Tlirealeucrtin
vasionol WesternPenna.byColSwift,with
men, notwithstanding which. J. M.
White will continue to tell fcltjthinjr cheaper thnn any
hat heretofore been offered m the western country, hay*
ug the largest establishment in the city; tronting on Lib
erty, tnd Sixth ats. lie it now prepared to show to hu»
numerous patrons the greatest variety of cloths, cassi
lhero*t vestings, and clothing of all descriptions, suitable
for the approaching season, that has ever been offered m
due market, to which all cun have the Right of U ay.—
Observe the corner. No-107. Liberty and Sr/.thsts.
marftS J. M. WHITE, Tailor, Proprietor.
V* riELLING OFF LOW FOR CASH/—Winter Clo-
O thing of every description, such as cloaks, over
Coais, «uperfine blanket, Beaver. Pilot and heavy broad
Cioitu, superfine cloth. dress, Aid frock coats; a large as*
sOfbnent of tweed, sack and frock coats.
Cloth, cassimere, and satinett pantaloons: also, a gen
eral assortment ofvests; plain and fancy velvet, cloth,
cassimcrc and fancy woolen, aud plaid cassimcre. with
a great variety of superfine Irish linen. tritntned shirts,
under shirts,.stock.cnivnts, comforts and all other uni*
cle# iu the Clothing line, which will be sold lo\V for Cash.
Purchasers will fihd it much to’ thcir advantage to call
soon,. at 4!>'Liberty street. P. DELANY
N. B. A complete assortment of goods, suitable for
Customer work, always on hand, such as English, French
and American cloths, and cassiincrcs; also a choice as
sbrtmeiU of seasonable vestings—all of which will be
made to ordttr iu the latest styles, aud on the most ac
commodating term*. * .ranlg-dow
*VTLW GOODS. NEW GOODS. —Received at the Iron
City Clothing Store, a splendid assortment ot Cloths,
consisting of fine French, English and American 1 mm.
black Oita fancy' Cossimeres, of the most modern styles:
•.fine .figured Cashmere Vestings. Silk Velvet. 1 lum ami
•""Fancy Satins—nil of which we will tnuke up at the most
reasonable prices.in a durable and fashionable style.
- Ready made Clothing, of all descriptions: Lady s
Cloak* of; the most fashionable patterns. Neck aud
Pocket Hdkfs., Suspenders. Bosom*. Shirt Collars, and
every article usually kept in. h Clothing Store. Country
Merchants; before purchasing elsewhere, will find it to
their advantage to call at the-Iron City Clothing Store,
No. 132 Liberty street, immediately opposite the mouth
of .Market.* [octlB-U) C. M’CLOSKEY. .
ClothingX Clothingll Clotl&ittfrl 1l
•;' Thi Three Htg l)nor* v». The .. Western ' TPor/d / / /,
IRA nnfv WELL SELECTED GARMENTS now.
made and ready to he offered on the
moat liberal terms to my old customers and the public in
general. -The Proprietor of this far-famed and extensive
establishment has now, after returning from the Eastern
ffities, at mnch troublc and expense, just completed hi»
faltand winter arrangements to supply his ihousands of
customers with one of the most desirable stocks of Clo-
thing thaf has ever been offered in this or any oilict mar
- iket west of-the mountains.' For neatness in style and
workmonslllp, combined with the very low price which
they .will Jjc sold for, must certainly render the old unri*
. Vailed Three Big Doors one of the greatest attractions of
Hie .western, country. It is gratifying.to me to be able to
Ahntfuhde to my numerous friend* at home and abroad,
that notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts which I
have made to meet the many calls in my line, it is with
difficulty l con keep time with the constant rush that is
mode on this establishment. It is a well established
.fket, that my sales arc cignt or ten times larger than any
other house in the trade, and this being the case on the
amount sold, l con uffrod to sell at much less profit than
others could possibly think of doing if they wished to
■ cover contingent expenses. I intend to make a clean
sweep of all my present stock before the bepnning of next
year; coming to this conclusion. I will make it the inter
: e*t of every man, who wants a cheap winter suit, to call
and purchase at ike Three Big Doors.
ootSi-ttkw JOHN M^CLOSKEV.
CAN’T- BE -BEAT .U IFAfte has just received at
his large establishment, fronting on liberty and 6th
streets, a splendid assortment of TWEEDS for summer :
also, a superior lot of French Satin VESTINGS, 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.
niyl4. J. M. WHITE. Tailor. Proprietor.
raNBIiUSIUKG IMPUDENCE.—From a pumisneti
U card of MValmnnt Sc Bond, of Philadelphia, the
public would be ied to believe that wc have been claim
-Ing a privilege wo had no right to-> That •* they have
abandoned, some time since, the exclusive agency vvr
tero,” and dial wc have right to claim “exclusive privil*
eges with their lens.*’ 1 never pretended to sell the leas
Of this spurious concern. I have been selling the teus ot
the New: York Pekin Tea Company for the Inst two
years, as the public are aware, and have been to New
York four times in tliat time, and never heard of this nuc
> concern until lutelv but as vwl dealers.
Hie tea business of M’l’allraont A Bond is about right
months old, and their assumption of the Pekin Tea Com
pany’s name, is because a unrne is open for any man or
firm to assume; but the fact intended to imply thereby,
that they have any connection with the so called und
well known Fokin Te a Company of New York, isentire
ly false, thev having been denied even an agency in
Philadelphia, for the New York Company, that company
having refused even thus far to confide iu them.
I know not what kind of woo! they keep, nor what kind
of teas; I am oniv certain that they keep or obtain none
of the Pekin Tca’Companys of New York.
Any person reading this card will see the gross <lcc< p
tionthey wish to practice on the public, and to the injury
bf my business. M’CnHmont A Bond are wool dealers
in Philadelphia, and have sent an agent out here to pull
wool over the eyes of some of our good citizens. I«ook
• out for the black sheep. [novlO] ALEX. JAI NES.
'VTEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!—The Convict, or
the Hypocrite unmasked, by G. P. R- James. Esq..
Jack Ashore, bv T. Howard, author of Ratlin the Reefer,
-the Star of the Fallen, by Curtis, authoT of Black Plumed
/Riflemen. _
*• The Magic Figure Head, or the Lady of the Green and
Blue, by Charles Carey, of the V. S. Navy.
"The Bandit’s Bride, ot the Maid of Saxony, by
'Sidney.;
“’/Stanhope, auther of w Striking Likenesses.*’ etc.
• LeoniUti Lyuinure. and Mr. and Mrs. oodbridge ;by
MisaLcslie.
—London Quarterly Review.
Union Magazine for December.
v~l*ife of Joseph T. Hare—a large supply.
The Maneuvering Mother, by the author of “ History
a Flirt' 5
• The Wilfulness of Woman, by the same author.
•' Tho'Oid Commodore, by K. Howard.
Jeanette Afison. or the Young Strawberry Girl—a tale
‘of the Sea and Shore; by Ingraham.
Kaaht, or Daylight; a prize talc; by J. S. IXobb
- 'Sir Rowland Ashton. 3 vols :by Lady C. lxmg.
Hie Spleador uf Versailles, and Cjar*. of Louis the
XIV.
- Flowers Personified. Nos. ft and 10.
Rural Cemeteries of Atnericu. part 9.
• : Magazines, Newspapers, etc
London Punch and Pictorial Times, per lost steamers
Brother Jonathiui, Philadelphia Courier, and Yankee
Doodle Pictorials. For sale by W. S. CALDWELL.
decB- 3d street, opposite thc Post OiTice.
• ■ 'JS o. 4.
• ; -3ler«V Wuklv Budget of Sew Book? for IMS.
eIIAPMAN’S DRAWING BOOK, No. 2.
Oliddon’s Ancient V.rypt, new edition.
The Ninctccnth'Or, ll uiry. a new Quarterly.
Chamber's Mtsccllunv. No. II ; full setts on hand.
Lives of the Queens of Rutland, by Agnes Strickland,
• The Market Queen, or the Wife’s Stratagem.
■ 'MusConno, aialc ol tfie 'Revolution.
Songs for the People, No. 2, superior to No. 1.
■ v ' Jack And, or litc on board anlndiainan. new supply.
Eubank’* llydraultcs. No. 3—full setts ouhaitd.
■ . Flowers Personified. No. 14. do do;
Pictprial England, Nos. 3t> Sc, 37, do do;
’ ;”TTnMn-Magazine, lor February, <!o do;
•r';NaHonal do. ■ do do do;
v - .Grahams do. do do do;
. Etuly * Book lor Feb'y. do do;
little’s Ijiving Age. No. 193, do do;
from 130 up.
Remarkable Kvenia in the. History ol America, by J.
Frost. L-L. D;» . v
' T * Amcncan Phrenological Journal for January. Sub
’•aenptions received.
Jane Eye, an Amobiogrophy, by Currer Bell..
Lass of’the Fames, a Christinas tale, by James.
•• Edinburgh Phrenological Journal and Magazine.
The Conquest oi Cautornia and New Mexico, by the
ibrfcea.of the United States.in years IS4B and 1&47, by Jas.
Madison Cutts. with engravings, plans of battles, &e.
A Tour to the Rivet Saguenay in i/ower Canada, by
' Charles Lunman, author of A Summer in the Wilde r
v nets.” •
■ The Eclectic'Magazine for January. Faruished’to sub
•• aenbers by tlic year, or sold by the single number.
■ •Now anti Then, by the author of Ten Thousand a Year,
p, Waverly Novels, cheap form, new supply.
The Übovc works are for sale by M. P- MORS^.
IT IS NOW ADMITTED, by P anthologists that no
onginaltemperament.comp!c:rion, constitution.or form
, of body, confers complete immunity from hereditary dis
ease ; that Scrofula. Consumption, and other affections,
having a similarity of origin, occur in all. although obser
s.'VOtion convinces us that individuals ami families, nooscs
- sing certain characteristics. arc more frequently tlic sub
ject of these maladies than others. These discuses are a
■morbid condition ol the whole sy stem of nutrition—their
. products being but die effects of on alteration of the blood
• :aiid secretions—die ulcers, abscesses, enlarged glands,
.inflammation, Ac., being merely attendant phenomena.
.The cause exists prior to the phenomena, and must be
destroyed before perfect health can be established. This
imay be done by utung I>r. KELLEIVS PANACEA, the
most certain remedy for diseases arising from an impure
stateof the blood and system of nuiriunn, ever presented
to thoatflictcd. Price SJI. pint bottles. Call and get a
• pamphlet."
For sale by JOEI. MOIII.ER, Druggist,
'• • jan27«lni N. W. comer of Wood and Firth Ms.
MltlstliebestConghMccllcliiel ever Saw.”
EEAD llic following proof of the superiority of Dr. ir«'/»
tanP* Ontnhil Cough Mixture, from n respectable cit
izen, who has tried it
; Mkwejl UaTS & Rnoc* wat: —After laboring for several
• "tracks under the disadvantages of a harassing: cough and
>• Biost distressing cold, which had. thus fur. resisted the cf
v fecU ofsoverafof the “infallible*.” I was induced topur
• chaie ft bottle of your Oriental Coygh Mixture, and give
1 its fair trial. To my great surprise, after using only one
- half of the bottle I found myself entirely well. “It is the
bcstirudicine lertr saw. '
Title copy. JOHN HINDS.
Sold by HAYS A RROCKWaY. Druggists, Commer
cial Row, Liberty street, near Canal. jnn?
Hollow-Ware Castings.
MERCHANTS visiting our city for the purpose of
•obtaining their Spring supplies of Hollow-ware
'and other Castings, will find a very heavy stock, and an
- extensive variety of patterns and size* in store by us.—
Samples canbc seen at our warehouse, Commercial Row,
• Liberty street, next W. W. Wallace’s Marble works.
ITT* Term* and prices favorable,
ftb S—dim QUIN. McBRIDE A Co.
- A -N IMPORTANT iiOOK.—*The Early History of
.fjLWesiem Pennsylvania and of the West, and of West
ern Expeditions and Campaigns; with an appendix, con
taining copious extracts from important Indian treaties,
'minutes of conferences, journals, Ac. Together with u
topographical desertpuon of each county of. Western
One lorec volume, 7d3 pages, hy H. K.
Strong. lustl- Pot sale by
P s bqsWORTH A CO-
No. 43 Market street.
rpEAS.—36 half chests Young Hyson;
J. slcalty boxes “ “
101ialfcbc«t8 Gunpowder}
2cauv boxes Xr '
8 hair chests Imperial;
16 Pouchonx} for sale by
janU JAMES MAY.
PitTsbcbcju. Dec. 15.1847.
S>'
I;'*.**.■■?& &
Plttilmrgli Poiuble fiout Line* .
1848.
I .’'OR the transportation of tretghl between Pittsburgh
. and.the Atlantic, cities, avoiding trunshipineuts on
the Avay, and ihc consequent nsic ot uelay, dmiwyc,
breakage and separation of goods.
PRO PR i F.TO RS:
BuTtnmiK/K Sc Cash, 278 Market at.. Philadelphia.
Taafpu Jc O'Con.aob. cor. Penn and Wayne sis.. Pitts
burgh. 1
AGENTS:
O’CoXNon. & Co.. North street. Baltimore.
W. &. J. T. Tai’Scotx. 75 South rtreet. New \ork.
Encouraged by increased business, the Proprietors have
added to and extended their arrangement** during the
winter, and arc now prepared to forward freight withre
gularity aud dispuieh. unsurpassed by any oilier lane.
Their long experience as Carriers, the palpable superior
ity of the Portable Bout system, and the great capacity
aud convenience of the warehouses ui each end of the
Line, are peculiarly calculated to etiuble the Proprietors
to fulfil their engagements and accommodate their cus
tomers. and confidently offcriuirihc past us a guarantee
tor the future, they respectfull) solicit a continuance of
that patronage which they now gratefully acknowledge.
All consignments to Tauffc and O’Conuor will be re
ceived and forwarded. Steamboat charges paid, and Bills
of Luding transmitted free of any charge for Commission,
advancing or storage. Having no interest, directly or in
directly, in Steamboats, the interest of the Consignors
must necessarily be their primary object in shipping west;
ami they pledge themselves to forward all Goods consign
ed to them promptly, and on the most advantageous terms
to the owners. ’ marl-tf
Plckxvortli’ii Way Freight Line*
1848.
I EXCLUSIVELY for the transportation or Way Freight
j between Pittsburgh, Blairsrtllr, Johnstown. Ilolh
dnvsburg, Water Street, and all intermediate places.
« One Bout leaves the warehouse ot C. A. M Anility i
Co., Pittsburgh, every day. (except Sundiivh.) und ship
pers can always depend on having their goods forward
ed without delay, and at fair rates. .
This Line was formed for the special accommodation ol
the wov business, and the proprietors respectfully solicit
a liberal share of patronage.
PROPRIETORS:
John Pick wokth. Joun Miu-kxi. D. 11. B.uerus. Roukkt
Woods, Ws. I’clty.
AGENTS:
John Mil.LEr..HoHUlavsburg: R. H. Canan, Johnstown;
C. A. M'Amlty & Co., PittsburgJi.
REFERENCES:
j; J. M’Dcvitt. John Parker, Robert Moore, Bagalcv A
Smith. l*ittsbuty[h. tnarB
Portable Boat Line.
OF PRODUCE AND
MERCHANDISE.
PITTSBURGH. PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
!£/*■ Wrruorr TRAXsmeMtNx.*Q|
GOODS consigned to our care v ill be torwarded with
out delay, at the lowest current rntc.*. Bills of La
ding transrniued. and all instrurtions pr»>nit>ily utteuded
to. rice front anvextra charge lor >k*ragc or communion.
Address, or apply to C. A. M’ANt'I.TY i t'o..
Canal Basin. Pittsburgh. Pa.
STORAGE.
HAVING a very large and commoliou* Warehouse,
wc are prepared to receive, (in addition to freight tor
shipment.) a large amount of Produce, kc.. on Storage at
low rates. (morß] C. A. M’ANULTY ic Co.
GREENE A CO/S EXPRESS.
Increased Speed and Reduced Rates!
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Puhlic arc informed that the Philadelphia and
± Baltimore Railroad Company ha%*** commenced run
ning thrir cars m 4 i*. m., from Philadelphia to Baltimore .
by which arrangement we are enabled to forward our
Express goods lrom Philadelphia to Pittsburgh iu the uu
pamllclled short time of nco days. Good* leaving Phila
delphia ot 4. »\ m., will arrive at Pittsburgh in the evening
Brownsville 800 l of the yrrortrf dotj. \Ve have nNo re
duced the rates on small packages 25 per cent, on the
former ehurge.
Express starts every day. tfiot/Jays exery’U’i.
Connell’s Magical Pain Extractor.
IT is how conceded by medical men that (’onnellV
Magical Pain Extractor, manufactured by Comstock
& Co.. 21 Oonrtland st., New York, is the greater won
der of the PJlh ccaturv. Its effects are truly raifaculous.
All pains arc rcmovco from burns, vealds, fcc., and all
external sores, in a few minutes after its application;
bcaiing the same on the most delicate skin. leaving no
scar. It is equally beneficial in all kinds of intinmmato
ry diseases, such as sore Nipples acd Eyes. Sprain.-*,
Rlieumaiivin, White Swelling and Ulcers, Bruises, Burns,
Chillblains, Erysipelas, Biles, Tic Dolorcaux. Ac. Wc
might odd a* proof to all wc say, the names of many era
i’ment physicians who use it in their practice, and" hun
dreds of the clergy who prase it to ihe:r people. Kind
Sarcnt k-etp ii constantly on hand, incase ot accidcnts*by
rc life may be lost without, but uy its use ail bums arc
subject to its control, unless the vitals arc destroyed. Can
tion—remember and ask for ConnelTs Magieal Pain Er
tractm, manufactured by CvmstocL f’u . .V. Y., and take
no other. ’
Pu.ES, Sores, &c. — The Genuine Jlayn' Linnmmt. is an
article more justly celebrated as a cure for the above,
than any or all others. Its cures are almost immediate,
and it is only necessary to let those who know the article
arid use it with such great success, that n is to be had
true and genuine of Comstock Sc Co . 21 Conrtlninl »t..
N. Y.. sole proprietor.
Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh. P;i.. hv W-u. J
80 Liberty st.. head of Wood at.; aU-uin W:>>iuitgton. Pa.,
by A. Clark ; in Brownsville by Bennett 4: Crocker, also
by our agent in every town in Pennsylvania. Ohio. Md
and Wirginia. 9 novll»-d\.w5m
Soldiers of tUe Mexican War.
subscriber having opened a u oJfice in the City of
JL Pittsburgh, iu the State of Pennsylvania, for the pur
pose of procuring Land Warrants at the Scat of Govern
ment, for the discharged Soldiers ot the Regular Army,
as well as tile Volunteers, who have s/rved their country
in the present War with Mexico : info-m- ih« living, and
the representatives of the dead, that by addressing an
a)*plication to him at this City, giving :he vasne and ad
dress of the soldier, and if dead, his rcprc.-euta’.rvcs. it
will receive careful and prompt aitcutior:
Instructions and Blanks will he returned
permoil to the applicant, to be cxcritn d und rrmr-red to
me at this place. The Warrant, when received, will
immediately sent per mail tojhc proper o-.vner; or if hr
should prefer receiving money. I will make sale of hi»
Warrant to the best advantage tor cash, und make no
charge for that service.
in the event of the death of the soldier, that must be
mentioned in the letter, and the warrant will i*aac ac
cording to the following rules: First, to his wife and
children, (if he have any.) Second, to his lather; ami
Third, to his mother.
Having a son in the General Land Odicc at Washing
ton, and one in the Arrny under General (Scott, iu 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 inclose a Five Dollar Bank Note as niy com
pensation. WM. U. FOSTER.
Hon. Hannar Denny
Hon. Walter Forward.
Col. Win. Robinson. Jr
Jamca Hall, Esq.
Robert Buchanan, Eaq
Irwin & Foster,
Major Sl Oluir Denny. Paymaster U. S. A.. N O.
Lieut. Col. Som'l W. Black. \ \
Capt. John Herron. > YoIV I Gen Scott's
Capt. Robert Porter. ) j Army, Mex’o.
Capt. P. N. Guthrie, Regular Army. J
VV. TJ. F. may be found ntJhe otffre of Win. E. Aus
tin, Esq., lute Black Ac Liggett'*, Burke's Buildings, 4th
street. jyO
A A. .MASON & CO., Dry Cfooils llnns-:, «♦} Market
# Street, between Third an# Fourth streets, havr lust
received a large supply of rich Fall Goods, comprising in
part: 17 coses various stylesJ*rint.« und Chtut/.*** of En
glish, French and American manufacture : loti pcs rich
ond desirable pailcrns French Ginghams, warranted in
ferior to none imported in style, quality and durability ot*
colors ; 4 eases splendid Plaid good* mr In lira drossc-.
comprising every style for Full and Winter wear t.'n-h
-meres. M, dc Lnines, £atin stp'd Alpav-cas o' %arir.n
colors : 3-4 ond -1-t. black and blue bi.-i'-k Silk' r<»r Mar,-
tillns: Fancy dress Silks: liluck mid Mode col. u*. M d**
Loin's, oil wool: Shawls of every su in and qmih;\ . (.a*.
simerus, Cassiuetts, Broad Cloths nud Vestings . bleach
ed ond unbleached Muslins front OJ to 1-j.- per yard:
Green. Yellow, Red and White Flannel*; Tickings
Checks, strip'd Shirtings: bleached and brown
etc. etc. All of which are offered tit wholesale and re
tail at flic very lowest cash price*
B< »pa A \ MASOV A CO.
XTEW DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, liurke's Build
xV tugs. Fourth street. —1 loeuu & Axtooxt. Dnguerreev
typists from the Eastern cities, would call the attention of
tbc inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and tin* neighboring town*,
to their Daguerreotype ofeitiren* and others, ut rooms in
the third'story of Burke's building. 4th *u.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that
no pains shall be spared to produce them in the highest
perfection of the art. Our instruments are of the most jhiw
erful kind, enabling ns to execute pictures mkurpassed
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public are
solicited to cull and examine.
Persons sitting for pictures are neither requirred or e\-
pcemd to take them unless rent-el satisfaction is given.
N\ U. Operators willTtuu this a good depot for stock
and chemicals.
lH?"lnstructions given in the art. containing the more
recent Improvements. ' jan7
HOLIDAA PRESENTS: The Mirror of Life:
Christmas Blossom*;
'Hie Girt of Friendship;
Friendship's Offering;
The Hose;
The Snow Flake:
The Chrisliatt Keepsake;
The Hyacinth;
Scenes iu the lives of the Patriarchs and Prophets.
Illuminated Gems of Snored Poetry;
Lays of Love and Faith, Ac.. by n. \V. Beihimi*-;
Amelia’s Poems;
'flippers’ Proverbial Philosophy;
Together with a large variety of Miscellaneous, Moral
and Religious works fur sale by >
dc.c3o LUKE LOOMIS. Agt.
f|AO FEMALES. —Even' female should have a box of
_L Dr. Ralph’s Pills. They nre perfectly adapted to the
peculiarities of their constitution, acting with gamlo mild
ness and safety in all circumstances. Wherever introduc
ed, their character has been rapidly established among
the ladies, with whom they are emphatically The Favorite.
Very' complete directions for use in the various com
plaintsl wifi be (blind in the directions accompanying
each box.
For tale by , S. 1,. CLTHBERT;
Southfield street, near Third.
Also, by Win. Cole, Allegheny Citv: J. G. Smith, Bir
mingham; and John Fifth Ward; Pittsburgh.
‘ joji2s
■ LEATHERS.—29 sacks, in store and for sale, hy .
Xj.; jan?7; /" y, ' .yf/; 'L. S. WAfERjMtf-
v;-! i;
SSroigyation g&intg*
Roche, Brother*, <fc.Co.
ifin I-Vlto*Wh-Nw.Yom! Ed ex Quay, MEfFjßtt
jbhUBC Dcrlin: Scotlasp Koap, Liverpool. *R»rnHrr.
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Penn Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh.
Arrangements for 1849- -
ROCHE. BROS. k CO., sole Agents for the BLACK
it ALL LINE, of Liverpool and New York Packets,
lake the liberty of annbuuctn'g to ; thcir old. friends and
customers, that their arrangements for the year 1848 being
complete, they are preparedTohring out passengers, by
the above splendid Lincj ; from Liverpool to New York
and Pliiludclpkia. They refer to their formrr courscof
doing business, and assure those who entrust them with
their orders, that the same satisfaction will be rendered
as heretofore. ?L.
ENGLAND; IRELAND. SCOTLAND AND WALES.
Brails for sale, payable, on demand, at any Bank in
Ireland.
The undersigned has made arrangements to bring opt
passengers to Pittsburgh, during die present year.
febS-thndaw* JAMES BLAKELY.!
■SVSST Passage To anti From
GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND.
Gkorok Rirraan A Sox, No. 134 Waterloo Road, Li
verpool. 5l
Cauljsi.i: A RirPAan. No. 59 South st.. N-Y. -\
rplIE Subscribers, .having accepted the Ajjcnev at this
X city of the above well known and respectable Ilous.ds.
are prepared to make engagements for passengers to coihc
out from any part of Great Britain or Ireland, by the te
gular Line ot Packet Ships, soiling from Liverpool week
ly. Persons engaging with tts may rest assured that their
liicmts w ill meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool, as well as ever)’ attention necessary
on their arrival in this couutry. Apply to or address '
SAMUEL M’OLURKAN A CO.. :
142 Liberty st., Piitsburirh.
V I». engaged here from Liverpool to Pitts
burgh direct, and dratbi tor any amount forwarded, pay
able at sight, throughout the United Kingdom. jy2G-ly
HAUWTDEN A CO.’S
Vmfti PASSENGER ANI) REMITTANCE Jcfi&SC
Office.
nARNDEN A CO. coutinue to bring out persons from.
any part of England, Ireland, Scotland or Wajes.
upon the most liberal terms, with their usual punctuality,
mid attention to the wants of emigrants. We do not.al
low out passengers lobe rubbed by the swindling scamps
that imrsi the sea-ports, as we lake chargeof tbemiuie
moment they report.themselves, auifsee to their well-be
ing, und despatch them without any detention by thtffirst
slops. We say this fearlessly, os wc defy any of our
pa.sscngets to shine that thev were detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool. whif*l thousand* of others were
detained months until they could be sent in some- old
erafi. at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
coffin*.
We intend to perform our contracts honorably, cost
u-tiai a muy. and not ad as was the case last scasou with
oilier offices, who either performed not at nil, or when it
suited their convenience.
TO AND FROM
DruM# drawn »i Piuaburpli for any stun from XI to
£l.OOO. p:!\al.U- at anv of the Provincial Banks in Ire*
land, Knglantl. Scotland and Wales.
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
Kuropcon and General Atjent,
Firth street, one door below Wood st.
sill*: KESHTTANCE. tflife
THE Subscribers arc prepared to forward money to all
parts of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, with
despatch, and at the lowest rates. -
SAMUEL M'CLURKKN A CO.;
feb!2 112 Liherty street.
Ear ope au Agencyt and Remittance* to
Ireland, England, dtc.
lARGF ntid small sums ot money van at nil times be
j remitted by siphtrdraft.v at reduced rates, to all parts
ofEngland. Ireland. Wales, Ac., end Legacies, J>ebt».
Rent?*. Claims, and Property in Europe can be coUected
and recovered through the subscriber, or during nis ab
sriiee iroiu tins city from October until May. on hisannu
ai tour* to Eurojw. l>\ application to Jaaius Mat.’ Mer
chant. Water f.rcet. Pittsburgh.
H. JCEF.N AN. Attorney
and Cmmsellor at Law, ami European Agent.
Pittsburgh.- Pa.
GRKKNE & Go.
It. G. YK KKia; Agent.
St. Charles Motel.
| Pittsburgh.
j Cmeiuiia't
'V’ - ■'
REMITTANCES TO
P. S.—Ai» H Keenan has hern frequently troubled by
application.* ami leUrr* on the business of “Herdmau i
Keenan." pass«:iger ucents, of New York, he deems it
necessary to say tliat he is not the Keenan of that firm,
and has never had any connexion with either of tho*e
persons. licit
Taparott'a General Emigration Office.
-ktj*. REMITTANCES ami Passage to ami - j'cjj
from Great Britain and Ireland, by •
kt&ni-nr Sc J. T. Tiipscott. 75 South si.. <. , ur!K , r *CaA«*isL
of Maiden Lane. N. Y.. ami WJ Water
loo Rood, Liverpool.
The snimeritn-rs, Itnviug accented the Agency of the :
above House, are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal terms with those desirous oi
the passugc of their friends ist»m the Old Country: and/:
they flatter themselves their character and long standing •
in business will give ample assurance that all their ar-'-’
rnngcotcnts will be carried out faithfully. .;
Messrs. W. A J T. Tapscott arc long and favorably ?
known for the superior class. accommodation, and sailing!
qualities of their Packet Ships. The QUEEN GE'THR.
WEST. SHERIDAN. GARRICK, HOTTINfIKER,
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOI*. and SIDDONS, two ofvUitch
leave each port monthly—from New York the 2|« and
26th. and from Liverpool the 6ih aiul lltli, in addition to.
which they have arrangements with the St. George mid 1
Union Lines of Liverpool Pocket*, to insure a departure
from Liverp-xd every five days, being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with their incensing*
patronage: while Mr. W. Tapscott'a constant personal;
enperintendanee of the business in Liverpool is qu aridi !
tional security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly ml ended to. ''
The subscriber* benm. us usual, cxtmistvelv engaged'
in the Transportation business between Ihitsburgn aud,
trie Atlantic Cutes, are thereby enabled to take charge ot
amj forward pn-»sensers linmudiniejy ou their landing/
a eh&ncc of disappointment or delay: add are,
therefore, prepared to contract foy passage from uitfy sen
port in Great Britain or Ireland to this city, the nature ot ]
»he business they ure engaged in giving them tdcilitie*
tor r.anymg passeu«rs so far inland not otherwise at;
tamable. and will, Unnecessary, forward passengers fur- y
'her \Vcst bv tin 1 best mode ot’ conveyance, without any
additional charges for their trouble Where persons
simi: lordeeimr r<xaing out. the amount paid for parage
•-' iil be rcfurv.t.'d m ml)
REMITTA N*T2S.
DR. G. C. VAUGHN S Vegetable LuAonfrijuie Adver
tisement for 1547.—1 C-amc, 1 Saw, 1 Conquered ; ”
is most emphatically the ease with this article. Disease
b»«* ever yielded to Ilk most marvellous medicinal power.
Wherever it has gone, and South America. England,
Canada. and the Untied States have provided ihe trittu of
this the above quotation in a strong and pithy
eenUMUM*. tells the whole story. Invalids, the principle
• upon which you are cured, may not be known to you,
but the result of n trial is satisfactory; you are restored;
and the secret of the cure remains with the proprietor.-
The Medicine is a compound of *22 distinct vegetable ’
agencies; each individual root bus its own peculiar, ex- :
elusive, medicinal property, conflicting with no other :
compound—each root makes its own cure—and asn per* '
feet combination, when taken into the system, it docs the
work which nature. when her laws were first establish
ed, intended it should do—PURIFIES. STRENGTHENS,
AND RESTORES the broken down, debilitated constitu
tion. Dhopsv, in all its characters, will be completely
.eradicated from the system by its use. See pamphlets in
agents* hands, for free circulation—they treat upon all
;! -.diseases. and show teMimonv of cures. Gravel, and all
W estern Rework. College of Ilealtn. 'complaint* of the urinary organs, form also the of
nr r r V.t i rirnvrriiP ' ' P™ 3l mlfrring. and Vaughn'sLmiONTßimc Imsacquired
DR. G. C. \AUtMNN \ KGCTADLE U THON HUP-g tlo Bma p celebrity over the country, by* the euros it has
i . . l,t * made in this distressing class of afflictions. So famed, it
T'P cr!clmm-rf remedy u eonaanUr MCTrnjhM>j: is , his „«,)**,,» that i. ho. llms attracted the .to
,l fume by the mukiej,. all over the »orld. It U> tarns tice of one of our Medical publication,. lit'lhcNovcm
bccome the only m.-dictnc for laimly use, and is purlieu-.: l« No. ISM. of tho “Buffalo Journal and Monthly Rc
larly recommended lor Dropsy : all staves ol this com-., vjew of Metlical and Sonical Science " in an article up
plmnl immediate!,- relieved, no matter ul how iouffjrtnnd-r a,, ealctj.mn disenses, atftl ■' solvents,”’ the writer, ntler
illg pamphlet tor testimony.) j nolicinir the fuel tlrnl the English government once pur-
Grnvcl. and nil dtsenses 01 the i.r.nary organs: for chased a secret remedy, and uMo noticing die pnrehnsc
these distressing eouiploints it stands alone ;no other ar-.j in u BCCKt remedy, by the Leeiilature of New
tlele van rrln ve nil, and t.ie ‘ ores testified to will eon--. .V or g, t l, us p avs tribute to the fame of the Medicine :
Vince the most skeptical;—(sec pamphlet,) Liver tom-- ; .. W |.v ~0 i lolollr Representative. jn Senate au.l Asscm
plntni. Risioti!• Di^tia^es.. rever and Ague. To the Great,. ;,jy convened, enlighten and ‘dissolve’ the .“urt'ering
W esi especially. and wherever these complaintsTri-wml.; thousand* of this country. by the purchase of Vaughn’s
thisnmdif.ru. is.tiered Nomineral ngc.it, no deleterious- 'Vegetable Lilhomriptie. than which no solvent nine! the
compound is u part oj tins mixture: it cures these discas-i, -doys of Alchcmv has possessed one half the fame!*’—
CS With certainty and ee cruy and docs not leave the sv«- Reader, l\vre is b period iral of high standing, aeknow
tem torpid. tSw pamphlet.) I ile*,acoinphniU ol a tno»i f lodged throughout a largo section of this conntrv to be
painful churn,-mr, i= mimcdmlely relieved, omU cure to!-; one of the host conducted journals of the kind in the U.
lows by a lew days use of ihu article. It ts tar heyondj States, exchanging with the scientific works of Europe
any other preparation tor this disease, or for any other Xo ollr certain knowledge, edited Ire Austin Flint, XL £>.,
on ? l » t,:,, ! jr ,rwi ‘ "VP llr , c » lo, J?* PMnphki-Ki and contributed to by men of tire highest professional
Drbtljtv of the tsystem. Y\ eak Ba<-&. W eakness ol th'*.!;. ability, thus stepping aside to notice a '“secret remedy.*’
h.rdne> a. Ar .or liiflnmutionof the same, is immediately;: * y ou will at once understand no lunl-noien and i rorthiess
relieved ,y <t tew days use oj (Ins medicine, and »».. • nost tum. could thus extort n comment from so high aquar
u I ways the rcsiia ot its use. It stands as a eurtnmretne-. ;rr — ftm f consequently, unless it directly conflicted with
riy for Mich eornplMuts, and also tor aerangcments o! the ji ihe practice of the faculty, it must have been its ercat
h umh- tram-*. IrrettiilarmcA. pnmtul nien*.; .“/hmr ** which boa caused it to receive this passiug noth
hir.mtiftifv No ar-icic hue ever been otfered. except this.-- ,h.inNEX rfueojr.t, tccakncv of the back and .spine, irregular*
w.uch womkl ii.ucii 'tiih kuullot tu‘r;mgcm>'nts. linmy be ~ and suppnsstd Menstruation. Flour Minis, and
j. i..(j mti'M ,r. o ami effective remedy ; umf, did we r-ibc entire complicated train of evils which follow a dis
t'-e| pt-nmne<l in lin s.i could give a thnitsand un#nes a*: (ordered svstem, are ut once relieved hv the medicine.—
pronl O! cure, ni dus dntre.sMiig rln*il ot eomplatuH - -.Send for pamphlets from Agents, and you will find evi-
See piunpuM. Ml broken down, dchihtntcil commit- bdcticc of the value of lUc Idlhoniriptic tl.cre put forth.~>
nn„M fr..m the .-ir.-ct o. mereurv. w, 1 find the hthicing & Ah u rcm , ?4 jj for the irregularith's of tlm female system.
po\' • ! i*i tins urip’le to act immcdtaielj. and the poison- • j ia „ j n com p OUlu i a •* roof* which has been resorted
on* mineral t runcated from the syKlein. [: .• in the north oi EurotH' for centuries—as u sure cure for
hrupiive Ihseiinep mil find thy alterative nropej-ln:«. ol ; this complaint, and a restorer of health of the entire system,
tins article n uivt thk and drive such disensefurom Livku Compljuvi*. j -vlivdice, Bll.toi’s Dcisvsirs, Ac., arc
ihc system. Se.- pamplfH tor lestnuony of curciMu all iirinsmnUy reUcml. People of the West will find it the
unc'UM'h.-which tin* limit.-, ut ini advertisement w;ill not t remedy in tfuw complaints, as well »i\ Fkver avu
pc rum to lu named here ; Ag»:nts give them a wav,, they .»; K There is no remedy like it. and no calomel or at/ r
cmiiHin J“J pugot- ot ccrulientes ol Jngh ciiaracier;jiiud a f„ r ms nnv pun of tlti» mixture. N*o injury will re-
Mronger army m prom m the virtues of i< medictiih nev- ln itH ltsc / ;iui i active properties are manifested in
«:r appeared. It tsouc ol the peculiar leuturcs of Qua ur- j ip.c use, of'a single UO uz bottle. Fur Freer and Ague,
tjclc. that i! iin cr mils lo benefit m any ease, nud it. hone ! r-fiilious Disorders, take no other Medicine. Rheumatism.
and m usch; arc 101 l to build upon, lei thy emaemtip and , Uolt, will find relief The action of this medieiue upon
lmuenugTitvalid nni-u*»>. and keep taking thy me«j)iri;ic *i.thtJ Blood, will change the disease—which originates i>
n> long as the r«-1- mi improvement. The propnetoaiyould ; :l hc blood—and a healthy result will follow. Dyspepsia,
caution th- iHihae against u number ol articles «Whu-I^M SI> , OKST , ojrt St P ., yield in a few days use of this Medt
ronic out under the heads oi J* l am*apakillas. SyiuT’s. Ac.. . oiue. luflaninmtipn of the Lungs. Cornu, Consumption
ns cures tor Dropsv. <irav»-l. Ac. Fliey ur.- good forrnoth- ;;' tt lso. has ever found relief. Scrofula, Erysipelas. Piles.
mg. and com-oct.-d to gull tlm unwary: T.mcn THEM not. 4 ‘lnflamed Eyes-ull caused by impure blood—will find
1 heir iu\ colors never thought of curing such disctucs till *■ tin* article the remedy. The system, completely acted
mis article had doin' if. .4 jiartteulnr study of the pumph- [ ( upon by the twenty-two dUrercnt properties of uic mix
lr!.s i.< i arm.\t!s .soltnird. Agents, -and all who seU )he ur- : i-iure, is purified and restored—as a partial cure will not
lii’lc. arc gh-d to circulate gratuitously. lut up lit 30 oc. ;-.follow. 'l’lte train of common complaints, Palpitation of
bottles, at ?*'J ; 1 J ox. tlu. at s*l each the larger holding fi ‘ ihe Heart, Sick Headache , Debility. i‘c., arc all the result of
07.. more than the two small bottles. Look out anil not • ; Som( . derangement of the system, and the (Jheat Rtt&ro
get imposed upon. Ever) 1 bottle has \ amdm s Vegeta- r K i:u will do'its work. The promises set forth in the ad
hle Litliontnptic iNlixtnre/ blown upon the ghisd; the cvenisement. are based upon the proof of what it has done
written signature ot “0. U. mi the directions, 'in the past (our years. The written -.testimony of 1000
uud ”C*. U. Vaughn, lluilalo, situupcd on the cork. None '.Agents, in Canada, the United Slates, Englund'ond South
other are genuine. ;;iAm*jrica, in the possession ol the proprietor—and can be
l’rctmrcd by Dr. f*. f. > attglm. mid sold at the Princi- pneeti by ull interested—is n anflieient demonstration that
pol Oilier. lid? Main street, Huflalo. wholesale niid fctatl. |tit is the best Medicine ever oj'ered to the World. Get the
No attention given to Icttorsunless post-paid—^rrfrr ■. spampblet, and study the principle as there laid down, of
from regularly authorized Agents excepted. Post-pmu ; t ) R . method of cure. Pm up in 30 ox. bottles, at S 3; 13
lers, or verbal coruiimiiieatioiis soliciting advice, prompt- ;<iz. drf. at Si euch—the largest holding 0 oz. more than
!y attended to gratis. ,j dtw*o small bottles. Lookout and not get imposed upon-.
Odici-'i devoted exclusively to the sale ol this article— {.Every bottle Ims “Vaughn’s Vegetable Uthontriptic
133 Nassau »1.. N- Y.: 303 - Essex .st, .Salem- Massj, and ” blowhl upon the'glass, the wfrrEX signutnre'of
by the principal Druggists throughout the United fttutng >‘G. C. the directions, and “G. C.' Vaughn,
ami Canudu. as Agents. . Buffalo, on the cork. None other ore genuine.
HAYS A: BROOKYY A\ Agents. -Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vauchti, and sold at the Principal
• junfil N'«. 3. Liberty sl, near Canal. Basin. . rOfiicc. 307 Slain street, Buffalo, at wholesale uud retail.
~-rw, '. ,vV ~ ~\, ' V* ',, |No ttitentioii given to letters, unless post paid—orders
BLINDis.— A. \Wsterveli, anil old ann.weU ;jrotn regularly constituted Agents excepted; post paid
t known Vemtmn Bhndmaker, formerly of Second letters, or. verbal communications soliciting advice,
I and I‘ourtli st*.. lake* tins method to inform lus .many attendod to gratis
mend* of th.- fuel that his Factory is now in full 6|iera-' •; OfTiccs devotiid exclusively to tlie sale of this article
non pu ts. C-lair st., near the old Allegheny Bridge, trliere. ''L.l32 Nassau streets, New York city ; 205 Essex Street,
a constant supply nf Blinds of various colors um! xpialt- Salem. Massachusetts, and by the principal Druggists
r;;'“ t«*pt on hand and at all prices; jtrora . throughout llie United States and Canada, os advernsed
up u, suit customers. In thepaper's! .:
_N. U. ll required, Blinds will be put up so. that in'case , P Ageiitsiiitiiis city—
w.thmiMl.e Jl “ y may be reijmved ■ r |V Hhys &TJrockwny. Wholesale nnd. Retail 'Agbnts, No.
faeilitiv i mi’anv other nWo 'I n- 01 '' " M ]' t,ul ij- ttn, 1 c • Commercial Row, Ltberly street, Pituburgh, Also, 11.
arid without nnv extra in ' lUrr *j Jahn Mtichell, Federal eireet
. rAfleghony .city; John Barclay, Beaver; John Smith.
” ~ Bridgewater. v . ... jan3o-d&wly
The ?nhM:riljer« are also prepared to eirr rltgtfU at
sight tor any amount, payable at the principal citUW and
towns m England. Ireland. Scotland and Wales, i'iits af
fording a safe nnd expeditious mode of remittin funds
to those coantnes. winch persons requiring suen facili
ties will fmd it to tlieir mtere.-o to avail themselves of.
Arbitration (if by letter, post-paid) will bo promptly at
landed to TAAFFE A O'CONNOR,
Forwarding am) Commission Merchant*.
mapST-dJr.w-ly Philadelphia
jHAITTrON TO r Tire rUBI.IC—TT.c subscribe*, by
contract witli tile Pekin Tf.k Co., has th£ ex
elusive right to yell their Teas in ritisburuh anil Allichc
liy elites- Any parson attempting to sell their TeaO er
cept procured through me,.is practicing a deccntiotPand
ti fraud npon the public—and their statements are tiht to
relied on- ~ Useffl} A. JAYNES, 7D'4djist.
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LTUOJRNG'CO "MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
•• . - > Jt G E N C Y • ■
rpJiE Subscriber, having been appointed anti duly cotn-
X '-fnissiouecl Agent of the Lycoming County Mutual In
surance Company, is now prepared to. receive apphea
tionsjor insurance for said Company. This Company is,
perhaps, one of the very’ best Insurance Companies iu the
Statmor Uitlon. having a capital of. between one and two
miliums of dollars in premium hotes, and by the regula
lions of the Company no risk exceeding $5,000 will ba.ta
kenfon aliy one block of buildings, or on any one risk* aud
nb ' htore thaji will be .token on a. Rolling Mill,
Fo&pdry or-Furnace.. Buildings in which a stove-pipe
pasecss Uirougli lhe side, wall orroof, Cotton Factories or
Foyrtfer Mills, 'Manufactories of Printing Ink, andDis*
, tilicrics. will’not be insured.on any consideration, what
ever; and when the rate per cent, sholl be 12 or 15 inclu
sivgv no risk will’be. token over SI,OOO, (except Bridges
uucfijGrist Mills,). .
The opcrations.of the Company.have, been such, that
foi'jjjhe last six 'years only one cent upon the dollar
hah;(been assed upou. the premium notes of the stock
holders. ;
Application can be made to the subscriber, at his
offiije, in the new CoUrt House. t .
; ! H.-iSPROLL, Agent.
Pittsburgh; Allegheny Co.. Pa • jan23-lm
. 1’ Fire and Marine Insurance.
TftE Insurance Company of North America, -of Plula
"dclphia- through its duly authorized Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make .permanentaud limned Insurance
on; property, in this city and its vicinity, and on shipments
bv the canal and rivers.
DIRECTORS:
• wrthur O; Coffin, Pres’t. Samuel Brook**.
Alex, llcnn*. .Charles Taylor.,
Samuel AV/Joncs, Samuel Smith,
•Edward Smith; Ambrose. Vv hue.
' John.A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas,
johnWliite, Mnn.Xe(L
ft homu P. Cope. Richard D.Wouil.
" Win. Welsh. Henry D. Sharrard. Rcc y
q*lii 3 if; tbc oldest Insurance Coranaiiy in the United
States, having been chartered in 17P4. Its charter is per
petual, and from its high.standing, long experience, am
pktmeans, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
tfiaractet, it mav-be cousidcred-as offering ample securi
ty tb the public. MOSES ARwOOl).
’ At Coiuiting Room of Atwood, Jones A Co., Water and
Finnt Ms.. Pittsburgh oct’23-y
TJie Franklin Fire Insurance Company
■l.' .v OF niILADELPHIA.
PERPETUAL.—S4OO4IOO paid in office
v]jj/ 1034; Chestnut st.,.north side, near. Fifth. Take Insu
rance, cither permanent "or liipited, against loss or dam-*
by fire, on property and effects of every description,
iitjtown Or country, on the most reasonable terms. Ap
plication, made either personally or by letters, will be
promptly attended to.. C. N\ BANCKER, Prest.
. C. G. Bax-ckee. Secretary.
» DIRECTORS:
Charles N. Bauckcr, Jacob R. Smith.
\ Thomas Hart. George W. Richards,
: Tliomas J. Wharton, Moraecni D. Lewis,
: ’* Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Boric,
:-Samuel Grant. David S. Brown,
w AGENCY.
TaYarkick Martin. Agent, at the ’Exchange Office of
’Warrick Martin A Co., corner of 3d and Market stt.
Fire risks taken on buildings and their contents in
.Pittsburgh. Allegheny and the surrounding country. No
iipttrinc of inland navigation risks taken. nugl-ly
JOSIATt KING.
jv'i-iaii ni.iu. -•- ■ ■ -
ICING FINNEY,
at Pittsburgh.fur the Delaware Mutual Safety In
i,' 1 guran'ee Company of Philadelphia.
■ RISKS upon Buildings and Merchandize ofeve
;JLH rv description, and Marine Risks upon lmlls or car
gpe* of vessels, taken upon the most favorable terms.
; Office at the warehouse of King A Holmes, on Water
,Ui.. near Market street, Pittsburgh.
•H* N. B. KiugA Finney invite the confidence and patron
[age of their friends und community at large to the Dcln
i ware M. S. Insurance Company, us un tusiitutiou among
| the most flourishing in Philadelphia— as having a large
■paid in capital, which, by the operation of its charter, is
i coustantly increasiiig— as yielding to each person insu
;red, liis duo share of the profits of the Company, without
Involving him in any responsibility whatcvcr.beyond the
*\>rcnuun» actually paid in by him; and therefore as.pos
yest-iug Uie Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious
Mature, and in its most attractive form. novl-tf
;• 4 CIENCY OF THE FRANKLIN FIIU-1 INSURANCE
U\ COMPANY OF PHILADELPIA.—X E. corner of
"Third and Wood streets* Pittsburgh. —The assets,:of the
-company on the first 1845. oh published in
conformity with an net of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
.were
ylionds null Mortgages $1100.615 03
r ßeal Estate, ot cost 100.067 77
Temporary Loans. Stocks and Cash----* 207.499 72
Making a total of 8909,093 42
Affording certain assurance that nil losses will be
>rolnptly met. und giving entire security to oil who ob*
,nin policies from this Company. Risks taken at us low
ia?cs' tis arc consistent with security,
oew WARRICK MARTIN- Agent.
Insurance Against Fire.
TPHE .lmmVau Fire Insurance Company —Odiee, No.
.1. 72 Wnlmtt street, Philadelphia; Incorjtorated A. D.
1-lC—Charter nerj>eciual.
Insure* Building?, Furniture, Merchandize, ami proper-
ty generally, cither in the city or country, against loss or
damage by fire, perpetual or ibr limited periods, on favor
able terms.
DIRECTORS:
John Sergeant, . Samuel C. Morton,
William Lynch, * Adolphus Penes,
Thoman Allibone, George Abbott,
John "Welsh, Jr., Patrick Brod\,
John T. lurwis.
SAMUEL C. MORTON, Pre*ideut.
Fpancls D. Janiveil Secrctarv.
Orders for Insurance by the above Company will be
received and insurances effected by the undersigned,
agent for Pittsburgh. GEO. COCiniAN,
jau4-3m. 26.W00d street, x
WESTERN NEW YORK
COLLEGE OF HEALTH;
No. 207. Main Street. Buffalo, New York
BARRELS Fresh Roll Butter; v
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« “ Dried Teiiches; ; .
2 “ Clover Seed; just, received, and for sale
L. S. WATERMAN,
No, 3i MarVci. and 62 Front street.
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Drug# & SBteUtctues.
* DR. HOFFLAND’S CELEBRATED
GERMAN MEDICINES
Are without a Rival for the Cure of the following Diseases!
IF taken according to the directions they win euro any
case, no matter who or what else has failed.
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC PILLS,
For the permanent core of Rheumatism, Gout,-Gan
grene, Hystena. and. severe nervous alfecuous, and are.
highly Tecommended for the cure of Dropsy, .Hemoral
Astlinta and Neuralgia. Patients using tliein, in most
cases, experience benefit soon after the first dose. They,
quiet the nervous system, which enables them to rest well
during tbe night. -They never fail,to effect a cure, when
taken according to directions. '
No outward application can permanently remove rheu
matic jiains from tlie system. Liniments sometimes act as
"a palliative for a short period- but there Is always danger
\in their use: They may cause the paiii to leave one place
for •‘perhaps u vitalpart, or else where the pain will be
more acute. ... -
GEILMAN BITTERS, ......
For the permanent;cure of Liver Complaints,.'Jaundice,
Dyspcpsiu; liidigestidn, Chroiiic Debility, Chronic AslH
ma- Ncrvous Debility. Pulmonary Affections, (arising
from tltc liver or stomach',) Diseases of the Kidneys,. atid
all diseases arising from a disor Jerel! stomachy in both
male and female, such as femali weakness, dizziness,
fullness of blood to the lifead.' They strenghten the sys
tem. and remove all acidity of die stomach, and give it
tone aud actiou aud assist digestion. They can be takeu
by the most delicate stomach, and in even* case will en
tirely destroy costiveriess aud renovote the whole
tem. removing all impurities and remnants of previous
diseases, and giving a hcahlij 1 aciion to the'whole
frame.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are uneasiness and
paiii in the right side, and soreness upon touch immediate
ly under the inferior ribs; inability to.'lie ou the left side,
or if at all able, a dragging sensation produced, which sc-,
riously affects respiration, causing very often a trouble
some cough; together with these symptoms we perceive a
coated tongue, acidity of die stomach, deficiency of per
spiration, and sometimes a sympathetic pain in the right
shoulder, with a great disposition to sleep and depression
of spirits, and sometimes sores in the mouth or throat,
causing inocus to rise in the nostrils. Jaundice frequent
ly accompanies it, and a dropsy iu the face. These symp
toms, if permitted to-'continue,.;wall eventually produce
that most* baneful disease. Consumption. In (act, a ma
jority of such cases originate from the irritating causes
above mentioned. Cathartic medicines must ,in every
instance, be avoided in the treatment for it;
The symptoms ofDyspepsia are very various—those af
fecting the stomach alone, are loss of
appetite, sometimes on excess of appetite, sense of full
ness or weight on the stomach, sinking or flmteriojg of the
pit of the siomaclufiEtid eructations, or sour, arising from
the stomach, Ac. Dyspepsia, devoid of a functual nature,
is without danger; ytU, if arising from a disease of the
stomach, it is dangerous.
Nervous Debility generally accompanies Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint; U will also cure. A few deses will re
move all the unpleasant effects, such as fluttering.at the
heart, aching seusirtion when iri a lying position, dots or
webs before die sight, fever and dull pain iii tne’head,
constant imaginings of evil, and great depression of spir
its. Outwafn signs arc, a quick and strong pulse, pale
and distressed countenance, Ac.
• Any cose of the above disease can be cured effectually
by the use of the Bitters, as directed.
SUDORIFIC,
An infallible remedy lor .Coughs or Colds, or the Chest.
Spitting of Blood, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Bron
chitis, Ilcmoral Asthma; or any disease of the Lungs or
Throat.
J. FINNEY, JR.
.This is an invaluable family medicine. It soon relieves
any Cough or Hoarseness, andpreveuts the Croup by be
ing early administered. No cough-or cold is too light to
pass.ucgleclcd; for, neglected colds sink thousands to the
grave annually, and cause many io grow up with a deli
cate frame, who wonld have been strong and robust, if at
first properly treated. ’
SPIKENARD OINTMENT,
For the effectual cure of the Piles, Tet’ter, and Rheum,
Scald Head, Ring-worms. Inflamed Eyes or Eye-lids,
Barber’s Itch. Frosted Feet, Old Sores arising from fever
or impure blood; and will extract the fire from boms, on
application, or" remove any cutaneous eruptions from the
skin. Persons troubled with tender faces should use it
after shaving; it will, in a few moments, Temovc all sore
ness and stop the bleeding: It can always be relied on.
and is invaluable in any family.
* TAR OINTMENT,
•For the cure of pains or weakness in the liver, baek or
chest: it will entirely remove any deep seated pains.—-
These remedies have caused many to enjoy the ines
timable blessings of invigorated healthy mid in, a varie?
ty of despcrate and abandoned eases, a'peffect and radU
cal cure.
'Hie innumerable impositions upon"the public, and tbe
statements of remarkable cures never made, yet certified
to by feigned names, or by persons wholly unacquainted
with what they have endorsed, renders K difficult to do
justice to the public in offering sufficient inducement to
muke a trial of these invaluable medicines. They arc en
tirely vegetable, aud free from all injurious ingredients,
and claim your patronage solely upon their merits. Every
family should have a pamphlet—they can be had of the
agent, gratis.
Principal Depot ut the German Medicine store, 278 Race
street, one door above Eighth, Philadelphia. For sale in
Pittsburgh, by [janl7-dly] WM. THORN.
GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE!
Dr. SwayncY Componnd Syrop of Wild Cherry.
17ISTABLISHED in 1835, by an Ad of Congress— The
Zi Great Remedy for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma.BronchiUs. Liver Complaint. Spitting Blood, Difficulty
of breathing, Pain in the Side ana Breast, Palpitation of
the Heart, Influenza, Croup, Broken Constitutions. Sore
Throat Nervous Debility, and All diseases of the Throat
Breast, and Lungs; arc most effectual and'speedy cure
ever known for any of the above diseases is DR.
BWAYNE’S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY. {
Read the Testimony*
■. Sl Louis, Sept. 7th. 1646.
Da. E. Easteolt A Co.-—Gents.—l have been afflicted
for about three years with a pulmonary complaint, which
has baffled the skill of several of the most eminent phy
sicians of our country. At times my cough was very
severe, pain in my side and breast, and great difficulty in
breathing. In this way 1 continued to suffer, until life
became almost a burden. At length 1 saw your adver
tisement of DU- SWAYNE'S Corapouud Syrup, of Wild
Cherry, and was persuaded by a fnend of mine to make
a trial of it, and I purchased a bottle of you. I am hap
py to inform you that one bottle bos effected a perfect
cure, and thut I am now in tbc enjoyment of good health.
I mahc|*his statement in the form of a certificate, that
others ftrho may be afflicted with such diseases may
to find a valuable medicine. You can use
this testimony in commendation of Dr. Swayncs's Com
pound Syrup*of Wild Cherry as you think best.
Yours, with respect. * Wji. Caesox.
One word of caution.— Since the introduction of my
article to the public, there have a number of unprincipled
individuals got up nostrums, which they assert contain
Wild Cherry; some are called “Balsams.” “ Bitters,”and
“ Syrup of Wild Cherry,” but mine is the original and
only genuine preparation ever introduced to the public,
which can be proved by the public records of the .Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania. The only safeguard against
imposition is to see that my signature is on each bottle.
Da. H. Sv>’A\yz,
Corner of Eighth and Race streets. Philadelphia. .
50,000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION
Would perhaps be a small estimate for the ravages of this
dreadful disease in a single year; then add the fearful
catalogue of those eut off by Infatuation of the Lungs.
Hemorrhage . Asthma, Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis, and
other diseases of the Lungs and fiver.
And the list would present an appalling proof of the fa
in lily of these two classes of diseases. But it is impor
tant’to know that nearly all of this dread waste of human
life might have been prevented by a timely use of DR.
SWAYNE’S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY.
This medicine has now been before the public some
eight year*, and is the original preparation from the Wild
Cntrrrv Tree. Its reputation as a remedy for Coughs.
Colds' Bronchitis, and Consnmption of the. Langs, based
entirely upon its intrinsic merits, owes but little to inflated
newspaper puffs. Those who give it a triaj, being bene
filted by it, recommend it to their neighbors, and thus
gradually and surely has it gained un enviable reputa
tion and worked its way into general use. One bottle
never foils to cure a recent Cough or Cold, while with
strict nttcntions trt the directions that accompany each
bottle, its use in Pulmonary diseases oflong standing and
of the most alarming character, has always given Telief,
and in very many instancas has effected complete and
permanent cures.
Beware of the worthless "Bakamsf Bitters' 1 “ Sy
rups.' 7 as they contain none of the virtues of the orig
inal preparation. ••
The (original and only) genuine article is prepared by
Dr. BWAINK, corner of Eighth and Ilacc atrceit:.'Phila
delphia, ami for sale by agents in all ports of the United
States, and some parts of Europe.'
Prepared only bv Dr. SWAYNE. N. W. corner of 6th
and Race streets, tMiiludclphia. and for sale by respecta
ble Druggists in nearly alltheprincipal townsm the Uni
ted States. ■ ■ ■ *
For.sukt Wholesale and Retail, by WM, THORN, 53
Market street: L. JONES, 160 Liberty street, and OG
DEN A: SNOWDEN, corner of Wood and 2d streets,
salt Agents for Pittsburgh. Pa. jylO
BA. FAHNESTOCK'S COUGH SYRUP-—This pre
# natation has proved itself to be of very great eraca
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs. Cohls, Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood, Whooping Cough, and other Pneumonic
Atl'-etionsj and the propnetors Teel warranted in recom
mending it ns u safe and useful medicine, nnd are pre
pared to show certificates of indispntablc’amhoritv, in
testimony of its value.
It is pleosunt to the taste, and is offered atso low a price
as to place it within the reach of every person. There
are, perhaps, but few Cough preparations that-will pro
duce such decided effects m such a short time. Pre
pared and sold by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK Sc CO.,
Comer of First uad Wood: also, coriier of Sixth and
Wood streets; : decJL3
Patent Office, January 21.1848.
ON the petition of C. H. McCormick, of Steel’s Tav
ern, Virginia, praying for the extension of a patent
granted to said C. H. McCormick, for on improvement in
reaping machines, for seven years from the expiration of
said patent, which takes place on the 2UI day of June.
1816— • . . ’
It is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
tent Office on the third Monday in February, at 12 o’clock,
m.j und all persons are notificutouppearand show cause,
if any they have, \vny said petition ought not to be
granted. •
Ordered, also, that thhs notice be published in the
Union, aud National Democrat, Washington; Enquirer,
Richmond; Statesman, Columbus; In
quirer, Cincinnati; Sentinel, Indianapolis; Free-Press,
Detroit, once a weetfor three successive weeks previous
to the third Monday in February next.
EDMUND'BURKE, Commissioner of Patents.
P; S. Editors of the übove paper* will please copy
aud send their bills to the Patent Office, with a paper
containing this uoiicc: jan2G:law3w
IN the Court of Common Picas, of Allegheny coanty,
of—- A/D. 184 , No. - -
• In the matter of the Voluntary Assignment
= - of George Albert, - ;
. Uriah Applegate.
* And now, to wit, Jan.2Uf, 1848, account
of the .. Assignee filed; and the Court
direct notice of the same to he given, ! by
publication for three successive weeks, in tvvoof.thc'pa
pers iu the city of Pittsburgh, and that the ‘said account
will be allowed on the 22d day of February next; unless
cause to the contrary. From the Record,
jan2C-dlaw3w ; .Hi RAH HUI/TZj Frothy. ;
A. SSACETOA—i case, justieeeivcd and for sale, by
iL . , B. A.TAHNE^rOCK&.pO^.
' j ‘ ! CoriFirstandWood's!*.
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Wild Cherry and Sarsaparilla,
A VERY' IMPORTANT -COMMUNICATION
TO ALL rERSOJtt, IX ALL FLACES.
At All Times, and
I„ ALLCIRCUMSTANCES.
I iUu ARE SICK, got cured: if well, employ mea
sures to continue so. Evc-y individual indulges in
habits which must, to; a greater or lesser extent, disar
range the - admirable and intricate combinations which
: form the system, and consequently
: ITVETtY INDIVIDUAL '(• •■'
should possess some mild, yet efficucious. simple and ac
credited agent for the preservation of the 'functions of the
body in good order. r •
, V i DR. WOOD'S
SARSArABILLA WILD CIIKK2LY BITTERS
will achieve tins result, and -should be in even' family,
and in the hands of every person who, by by business,
‘profession, orgencral course of life; is predisposed to the
verymimy little ailments tbaLrerider- life a curse-instead
of a blessing,.and finally result* lit their aggravated con
dition, in the cause - - > a..
OF DEATH;;. 1 j ~
The Bitters here recommended - are (compounded by a
mau of great skill and knowledge, frota tlie siinplcs Ma
ture presents tto> those, who care to find tberti. anu wluch
are the only reliable antidotes to the poisons of .disease.
The chief ingredients hre ihe universaliybeloved'Sarsa
parilla and the Sark of the Wild Cherry witty which
the red. man of the forest'cores‘ iieafly every disease
of.the internal;organs. These.materials, thougli pow
erful in their operation, are, its comiHon sense teaches
us , ENTIRELY HARMLESS; /
and, prepared astheV are here, one of the grrdtoi medical
operatives in theinhabituble globe. By junking these. Bit
ters. the scrofulous may be restored io beauty, and avoid
the sharp knife of the surgeon; for they not only eradi
cate pimples and tumors, burovcrcorne
: CANCER-AND KING’S EVIL! . ; :
Whoever is .'subject to the horrors!'of Consumption
should at once purchase this sure remedy. In the train of
Costiveness follow dreadful local congestions, oftentimes
insanity, very! frequently mania-or hypocondria, violent
headaches, palpitations, and other affections of die heart,
and rheumatic- swellings. Dr. Wood’s Corupouhd is one
3C the-most efficient-medicines -in , routing thesecom
plaints, and their fountaiu head, that cun possibly be
procured. ; . .«■
From being confined to small'rooms, land from takinga
small modicum of exercise, numcrousipcrsons are dully,
made to deplore a loss of appetite, painful headaches,
.weakness of ,the muscles, languor,'want of energy suffi?
cient to'seek recreation, &c., &c., &c. These persons say.
for years, that they “don’t feel, very well.’? If they, do
not employ a ’ method by which they can feel quite well,
they must eventually, sink, under a seterC fit'of illness;
and are \ ;
! SAVED .FROM THE GRAVE
only by a raiThcle; and even, then* .the lancet,.leech* blis
ter; and calomel, nave left themmerescutieredhulks, fall
of aches and sorrows, and not only ri pest to themselves,
but a source of disgust and annoyance >io all with whom,
they coma in contact All these
FEARFUL CONSEQUENCES V
may be avoided by an early applicatiqn.of the virtues of
these Bitters. For the truth of this, the proprietor pledges
his word and honor* and in cvidch'cei.can show files of
undoubted certificates wcichhe'has received, unsolicit
ed, from all,quarters. lie does nbt; however, ash the in
valid to swallow Ids certificates, but his. Bitters, and is
walling to stake all he-holds dear oh earth iu favor of
the result.. .; • ''
THE DYSPEPSIA,/
in cither a modified or.sevefe form, win disappear beforo
the qualities of Dr. Wood’s preparation, and the cure may
be relied oh as'a pcrihuneut one.. .Did the Bitters
possess no other recommendation,'it L wbiild .be ono of
the finest vegetable Compounds medical science.can
invent; But, it is equal to the complete eradication of
LIVER COMPLAINT,
in every shape, afnd of every affection,'minor or gigantic,
of the biliary nparutusf Individuals jwlio are coastitu
tionaUy bilious, ooght regularly to take this" mild, agreea
ble. and excs||ent tomc and Ari’KRE&XT,. as it will diffuse
health througWut evety fibre of the frame, and send hap
piness aiid love of life thrilling to the heart. Families
ought to xeerit on hand.
Every medicine-chest on board ship should also be wel
stucked with this capital remedy, as :
SCURVY . . ,
cannot afflict those who lake it,'or long resist its vigor
ous assaults.! All impurities of the'Blood vanish before
it, and the old relics of early,imprudence invariably dis
appear,- soon after being submitted loafs action. '.Every
-*qmftlaiut-<ifrjhe stomach ia broken by it. Tbeßitters
have, in no instance, cure Jaundice, Gunebal
_DS3wiiixv r aiid'every disorganization of .
c-J-TOEA’EUVOUS SYSTEM. _
»y neglecting the little inroadFmade'tmbn thD-Ihttbfya'
vast portion bf our fellow-beings are rendered extremely
misjj.fLateljc—so miserable., indeed; tbut they wish to die.
Everybolile of Dr. Wood's “Sarsaparilla .and Wild
Cherry Bitters” coulajns a modicum'of joy-and content
for each ofjthosc anxious and imprudent sujTerere. '.Re
member that an injudicious use of mercury isiveVltably
productive bf many evils which are put to Uight by-this
glorious and unsurpassable coin] ouAd; und that afflic
ons which iure
| HEREDITARY '
may speedily and safely be shuffled olf through its agen
cy.- As a mediciue which must benefit /
| EVERYBODY, 1
from the simply delicate to the confined and despairing in
valids no cqOul is to befound for it. It would be well; to
bear iu mihd that prevention is infinitely utoredcsirable
than cure,, hml that Dr. Wood’s Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry Bitted ARE.BOTH. ' i-
Put up iu bottles, three or four times larger iho.ri Bris
tol’s or Saudi’s, for the same price—SI per bottle. " ' .
WYATT &. KEECHUM, 121 Fullon-st., N. Y., whole
sale agents.! Sold in Pittsburgh, at 1 . ‘ .
P. R- SAWYER’S HEALTH DEPOT of: Valuable
Medicines,, Smithfield, between Third and Fourth st*..
and at WILLIAM THORN'S Drug store, Market st.
scp2-d6m-YT2m
CHINESE HAIR CREAM—A matchless article for
growth, fbeauty, and .restoration, of the Hair. This
Cream, when, once known,Will supercede all other arti
cles of the kind now in use. Wnere the hair Is dead,
harsh, thin, Unhealthy, uor turning grey, a few applica
tions will make the hair soft and dark.'and give it übcau
uful, lively'appearance; and will also make it maintain
its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long as all the
preparations that are generally used.. Where the hair is
thiu, or has fallen otr, it may be restored by using this
Cream. Every lady and gentleman wlio is in the habit of
using oils on their hair should at once purchase ahottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is so composed that it will
not injure the haifdUke the other preparations, but will
beautify it, and r gfvc perfect satisfaction in every in
stance.
For testimony to its very superior qualities, sec the fol
lowing letter from the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to Mesrrs.
Hondcrshoitjis Stretch, Nashville, general agents for the
Southern States: J
LctUr 0/ the Rev. R. Caldu>eU r Pastorof the .Rrcsbyleriati...
\. • Churchy Pulaski. :i; ; ,
Mgag as. UjcfDßßanoxT & Stretch : Gentlehex—i take
pleasure ia adding my testimony in favor of the .excellent
preparation called Jjr. Pariah's Chinese Hair Cream; for.
about two years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, ami
disposed to come out;, but having .procured a boule of the
Cream, and used it according to the prescription, it is now
clastic, softi and firm to the heath Many balsams and
oils were applied, each leaving my hair in a worse state
than before.; This Cream, .however, has met my expec
tations.
As an article for the toilet, ray wife [gives it preference
over all others, being delicately porfutned and not dis
posed to rancidity. The ladies, especially, will find the
Chinese Cream io be a desideratum in their preparations
for the toilet. Respectfully,'&e.,
R. CALDWELL.
Pulaski, January 7,1547.
Kvholesale and retail, in Pittsburgh, by John
M. Tcrwusertd, 45 Market st.,. and Joel Mohler, corner of
Wood and'Fifth sts. *• ‘ jcls-dJtw-ly
LADIES ore cautioned against.using Common Prepa
red Chalk: They arc not aware how frightfully inju
rious it is to the skin 1. bow coarse, how rough, how sallow,
yellow, aud uuhealthy the skin appears after using pre
pared bbalkj! Besides it is injurious; containing a large
quantity of lead 1 We have prepared a beautilul vege--
table which wo calt'-Jones’ Spanish Lilly White.
;It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleterious
qualities, and it impurts to -the skin la healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively white ? at the some time acting
as a cosmetic on the skiiw making it soft and smooth.-
Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of Massachu
setts, says:}‘ After analysing Jones* Spanish Lilly White,
I find it possesses the tnostbeautifui and natural, and at
the same time innocent, white; 1 ever saw.? I certainly;
can consciehtiouslyTcconunend its use to oil whose skin
requiresbeautifyirig.V Price 25 cents a box. Directions
—rthebest wav to apply. Lilly White, ; is with soft leathcr
or wool—the former is preferable.. :
A fixe sex' of Txetu .for 25 cexts.— White teeth,'
foul breath,jhcalthy;gnms, r Vcllow.and unhealthy Jeeth,
after being once or twice cleaned! with Jones’ Amber
Tooth I’uKie, have the appearance of the most beautiful
.ivory, and, at die same ume it. is so!perfectly innocent’
and exquisitely, fine, that its constant daily use is highly
advantageous, even to those teeth that are iu gdod.condi
tion; giving ithem a beautiful polish,; and preventing a
prematureKlecoy. Those already decayed.it prevents
from becoming worse—it also fustenssuch as in becoming,
loose, and by perseverance itwill reuser the foulest teeth:
delicately white, and make’the.breatlL deliciously e/weet.:
Price 25 or 371 cents a box. Ail the above ore sold only
at 82 Chatham st, sign of the American Eagle, New York,
aud by the appointed Agents whose names appear, in the
next colnuitt. .
Wux you Marry, and get a rich husband, lady ? ;; Your
fuce is jxmr ibrtune.’’ IsU .beautifid,'clear, fair?. Is it
white ? If not, if can behiade so even though it bc yel
low, disfigured, sunburnt,, txuined and freckled. Thous
ands have been made'thus-who have washed mice or
twice with Jones*ltalian Chemical,Soap. The effect is
glorious mid magnificent. But be sure you get the genu
ine Jones’ f>bap. at tho sign of the American Eagle, 82
Chatham street. ' •. •
Ring-worm, Sall-rhettm, Scnrvey,' Erysipelas, Barber's
Itch, are oftiiu cured by Jones’ ltaliiiu .Chemical Soap,
when every ;kind of remedy has failed. That .it 1 cures
pimples,'free jdes, and dears'the skin, all know. Sold at
the American Eagle, 80 Chatham street. .Mind,' reader,
tiiisseldoni or never foils.'
j ' C, INGLIS, Jr., Patterson.
Sold at Jacxson’s 89 Liberty st., betid of Wood, Sign'.of
of the Big Boot. nov23.
AMERICAN GREAT REMEDYOF NA
TURE—Procured from awell in Kentucky, 185 feet
below the earth’s surface, This. Oil willbc found.vastly,
superior loHurlcm, British, or any other formerly popd-,
Jar Oils. Itsj curative properties forithc following ali
ments are trply .wonderful: lull amatory rheumatism.
whooping-cough, nlithisic, coughs, colds, sphsms,' tetter,"
erysipelas, scald mead, croup, inflammatory sore throat,
liver complaint, inflammation of the kfdiieye, pains in the
breast, side and back; diseases of the Bpine, piles, heart
burn, diseases of the nip joint, inflamed sore eyes- deaf
ifess, and eartnche, worms, tooth ache, sprains, strains
burns, scalds* bruises, cuts, ulcers, cancer; fever, sores
r " : a..;,' v :, •
Price 50 ccutfi per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
WM,. JACKSON, at huboot and shoe store, 89 Liberty
struct, Pittsburgh.. The bio boot gtauds in the door-way
Only place m Pittsburgh where -the ■ oexuive cun bo ob
taineil. • .. 1 • .• •: •••
Cautlox. —In order to bo sure of obtaining the genuine,,
purchase only of the generalacenl for Western Pennsyl
vania, Wm.JacksomdS Liberty street, or through sub-
Agcnt» appointed by him for its sale, each of whom will
. have,a.show bill and general dircctions ui pamphlet fonn
contaimug the names- and-address of the Proprietor And
Ocnernl Aff.eat.of,Western Pennsylvania, a*ioUows: :
Dr. Hall A Co., proprietor, Kentucky. :•?.
Wni. Jackson, Geuerul Aeem foTlYesteru Pennsylvn?
xua, tS). labofty street, .Pittsburgh, to whom all rorders
must he addressed.. ...
.- . boule is enclosed in one of tho,above
named Pamphlets, untithe name of WUhamJackson, (the
general aud only wliolosnle ageut for'Western Fennsyl-
printed on (ho outside of the label. ; - : oet23.
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SUGAKCOATED
k RE universally admitted to operate, not only as ah
±X_ efftetual ftrecmxictj bat as u rteter /ailing rmudv, in
all diseases which can affect the human frame- Head
ache, Indigestion,' Rheumatism. Dropsy,
Small Pox, Cholera Morbus, -Worms, Whooping Cough,
Consumption. Jaundice, Quinsey,Scaslaiina< Liver Com
riaintt Apoplexy, Cancers, Measles, Salt Rhenrn, Fits.
4eartbum, Giddiness, Erysipelas, Deafness. Itchings of
the Sk'm, Colds, Gout, Gravel, Pains in the Back. Inward
Weakness, ;Falpitation of the Heart,Risings m the Throat,
Asthma, Fevers of all kinds, Female Complaints, Sntehcs
in the Side. Spitting of Blood, Scrofula, Su
Anthony’s Fire, lowness of Spirits, Flooding, Fluor Al
bus or Whites. Gripes, King’s Evil, Lockjaw, Hysteria
BUe on the Stomach, ondTiU biiious. affecuona, Pleurisy, -
Swelled Feet and .JUgs, Swine, Pox, Wlute, Sellings,,
'rremors, Tumors, iUlcers, Vomiting—and a host of others,
haue successfully- and repeatedly been yauqnishtrt by'
heir all-powerful arm. , ' . • *. • < c
; They have beep, known to effect permanent cures %% hen
all other remedies had provad unavailing, and in the last
stages of disease.' - ,' '
. They have in many cases superseded the presmji fir r skill
of the most eminent pht/sieCdnAj'tind received besides their
unqualified commendation.
They liuvcieen frequently recommenced by men of the.
most disuiiguishcd characters throughout the land, and
been sanctioned in Europe by Jfobleioeh, and Princes of
royal blood.
They have been introduced into the.Hospital* of Edin
burgh,' Paris', and Vienna, and through the disinterested
exertions of our Foreign Ambassadors, they have recei
ved the.favorable commendation of the. Emperor of Bus-:
sia..and of hia Celestial .Majesty of ibo Cliuicw* Empire.
Scarcely a Packet vessel of apy repute sails from
the port of New York, without an abundant supply ofthc
SICK MAN’S NEVERPAIUNG - •
•Jp*Agcucics have been established in all the principal
-Ciucs in the Union, and applications are constantly reach
ing us from almost numberless villages in every section
of .the country. Testimonials of their marvellous effects
arc pouring in from all hi such numbers
that wc have not time.to read one' half of them. What
stronger or more conclusive evidence than these import-'
ant facts can the most sccpticaldesirc? Is it possible, that
the many thousands wlio have tried: CLiCKENER‘&
PILLS, can be deceived in their results? 1 If any impos
ture or quackery existed,’would it not long ago have been
held up, as it should be,-to-the scorn aim derision of a
justly offended community.: r , r.
y |p* ihc original in
ventor of Sugar-Coated Fills; and that nothing ot the sort
-was ever heard of, until he introduced them in June, 1843.
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Chckencr s
Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills, and take no other, or they
win be made the victims of a fraud.. i
PRICE,- 25 CENTS JPER BOX. .
Dr. ClickeucT'B principal office forth'e sale of pills, is OG
Vcsey st.,"New York; - ' '-'V : •
WM. JACKSON. 69 Liberty st, head ofWood st., Pitts*
burgh, P«:* Gcnefal Agent for western Pennsylvania,
Northern Ohio, and the River Counties of Virginia. -
*The following are Dr.: Clickener’a duly appointed; A
gent* for Allegheny©., Pa. . . >
AVAL JACKSON, (principal) 89 Überty.street, head of
Wood. .
A. HI. Marshall, Allegheny City.
Jonathan Ghriest, Manchester. . •
C. Townsend & Co.,
3no. R. H. Jacques, Birminghata.'
Jiio. H.'Cassel, Penn st' ; -
Andrew S. Getty, Wylie st. - -
Robert Williams, Arthuraville.,
R; If Hemineray, South Ward.
Wm. J?Smith, Temperanceville. -
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenceyille.
Daniel Negley, East Liberty. ,
Edward Thompson, Wilkineburgh.
Thomas Aikin Sharusburgh.
G. H. Starr, Scwicklcy. - .-f
Samuel Springer, Clinton ; ...
James M’Kce, Stewartstown.
John Black, Turtle Creek.
:C. F. Diehlj- Elizabeth.
Riley M’Laughlin,-Plumb Township^
J. Joues, Bakerstowii.
Penny, McKeesport.
“TT IS THE BEST COUGH MEDICINE T EVEIt
1 USED.”—Thiswas expressed in oar hearing yes
tenlay, by an intelligent gentleman, •who had used but
about oifc half of a bottfeof Dr. Willard's Oriental Cough
Mixture, before he was entirely cored. Cornc, and get a
bottle or it, and If the most obstinate cough or cold does
not disappear by its use, your money will be rerandotl-
Compounded as it is, of the most elective, though harm?
.less,and.li]easant remedies, its use<4or years has, nor in
deed can it; fail ‘to givt chttre^satisaciion.
For sale, wholesale and retail; by
iLAYS it BUOCKWAY,. ,
Liberty street, near Canal Basin. -
FLEMING,
LawrcaceTillc.:
Sold also by
' ocll
BROWNSVILLE WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT *
a ‘ Fayette county. Fa.
THE friends of Hydropathy,—olso,- die public In gene
ral.—are respectfully informed, that, this establish
ment 4 built expressly for the purpose*, Ims now been m
successful operation since Aiigust, 1547.
The buildingisTO feet by-30, twoslories high, and will
comfortably; accommodate twenty-five patients.—every
room'is well v'enlilatedj and neatly furnished. The sleep
ing. batliihgf and dressing-rooms; for ladies, arc ascntirc
ly sepafatedTrom those of the gbnUemen. as if in differ
ent building* ; also, separ&tc parlors.*. The bathing-rooms
arc furnished with aIL the necessary baths for undergoing
a successful treatment. .
" ‘Numerous pure soft-water springs surround the estab
lishment; pleasant and retired walks among the neigh
boring hills arc abundant, and the exertion of reaching
the summit, is' amply, repaid by the beautiful views over
a most picturesque country. j -
yDR- BAELZ, the Proprietor, who rcsides in the estab
lishment, has had several years’ 'experience m this popu
lar inode of practice: and, early in- tlie onsuing'sumracr,
expects to be joined by DR. MASON, 1 . Fellow of the Roy
al College of Surgeons, London; who is notv visiting the
best establishments iu England.j . ... -
Tlic Establishmehthas been; so far, well patronized;
and no pains ’will be spared to make it as comfortable
and agreeable to invalids as the system will admit- of.
The terns are as follows:.
For patients, S 6 per week, to be paid weekly.
Very feeble patients arc required to bring their own
nurses; board can be had for thorn,' in the Establishment.
at sft per. week. r • » ' .■■>. . - <
, . Each patient is required to bring the following articles:
Two linen or .-cotton sheets, two woollen blankets,.six
coarse towels, either three'comfortables or a light feather
bed; likewise, an old linen, and flannel sheet, for band
ars, and one injection instrument. r • •
TTho-following diseases are successfully treated:..
Fevers, Intermitting do., or Ague; Inflammation of tho
Lungs, ( Stomach, Bowels, Liver, Spleen, and Kidneys;
Dyspepsia; Asthma; Rheumatism, acute and chronic;
Sciatica, and Lumbago; Gohonheeaf Primary and Sc
condary Sypliilia: Scrofula; Nervous Diseases; Partial
.Paralysis; Neuralgia; Sick Headache; Palpitation of the
Heart; Hypochondriasis; Dropsy; Jaundice; Habitual
Costiveaess; DeUriurnTremeus; .Spasms of the Stomach
and Bowels; Spinal-Affections; Chronic .Dysontery, or
Diarrhma: Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, &c- v..
Female Diseases, as—Prolapsus Uteri, or bcarmg down
of tfie womb. Excessive, painful, and obstructed men
surotion. . . fcb3-wCm
EHfiUMATIBM, GOUT, AND TIC DOLOREUX—
> A rcspect&ble gentleman called at oar office; os he
said, to inform ns that he had been afflicted for ISyehrs
with Rheumatism or Gout, and occasionally..with Tic
Doloreux he : had. been frequently, confined to Jus
room for months together, and often suffered the mostin
tense and excruciating pain, but that lately he had been
using Jayne'y Alterative, from which he found theradst sig
nal and unexpected relief He; says he found the meat
cine very-pleasant aud effective, and that, he now con
siders himself perfectly cured.— -Philadelphia. North Amer
ican* ’
A Pact Woaxir Kvowixo.—A gentleman of Scioftilous;
habit',’ from indispretioninhis younger days, became af
fected with UlcerudonsUnihe Throat and Noseband a
.disagreeable- eruption oftthc Skin. Indeed, his ; whole
system.bore the'marks, of being saturated, with, disease.
One hand and wrist were' so much affected that " he' - had
lost the use of the hand, ever)'' part''bemg'-cbvered with:
-deepy painful, and offensive ulcers, and werc os hollow
. and .porous as un honey-comb.-'..lt.wns
complaint, when death appeared inevitable from * loath
some'disease; that he commenced the use of Jayne’s Al*
' ierative. c and having taken sixteen bottles, is now perfect—
•ly'cafeA.. . • -v v*
The - Altctatitft operates through: the; circulation,'anil.,
-purifies the.blood tuid eradicatesdiseaacfrom the systeip,-
■\yhcrever located,;aud.the numerous cures it has per—
‘formed in diseases of the skip, cancer,'scrofula,* gout,,
liver complaint, dyspepsia pnd'other'chronic diseases’, is
; trbly -astonishing. —Spirit of . the Times.- • ;. : r "
. jfeFor *4c tn Pittsburgh, at the PEKIN TEA STORE*.
72hourth street, : .
“T>EST COUOH MEDICINE IX THE AVORIiD
• ’ J_). Another.evidcnce of liio v superioritvof 'Dr.. )VU
font's Coitgk Mixture, oyer. uHotftcrfl, . Reaxftbe/qllowing
* certificate from' a respectable'citizen of thoFiAh'.Waid
1 ’•. 1 1 '- - * 'Pirrsstmgn, ffor/3,^1847.
■ -Ims certifies, that for some weeks past 3.was troubled
with a vcryse/ious Cough.which wus evidently heconi
tog sqatedop. thelmigs tdsucliau cite alas to resist tfio
ertectof every medicine wliich l fiad been using. I wna
finally persuaded to cair'aLHtiyil &’Brockway’a Drag
Store, ‘and get a bottle oP2?r. ’'WiUartts 'OHeritai Cough
Mixture,-, which,-iq-ray great/surprise,- relieved rne TCiy
inuch ; after taking only two.or three doses. and before X »
•had used one"botnejT was edtirely"cored.'' Iwassbmaclk* »
ploased.ivith its effects, 7 that I have brought others to boy |
it, and .shall continue-to recommend it to my friends, a# -P - ♦
Jtrmly believe it to he the Vat Cough Medicine in the- xeqrtd.'l *
' “Andrew *
Try u~0n1y,25 cents a Bottle. . Sold by <
. ; HAYS & BROCKWAYi. : ' }
N 0,2, Liberty street, near Canal Basin/ f
. Sold also by J..FLEMING. !•
DovlO , , ...... . Lawrencevill*._ j
T)ALM OF COLUMBIA.—.Hair Tonic—To llu Bald. and( I.
JJ Grf 7.— lf you wish a rich, luxurious hcod ofhair, free- '
trom dandruff audscnrf.do hot fail to procurethd giehnine-. • t
«Balßamof Columbia. In cases of baldness, itwillfnore ,
than-exceed • your expectations. Many who' ;
their hair for twenty years, have bad it restored to' its;on« i
' ginal perfection by the use of ihis Balsam,' Age, state, or
condition, appears to be no obstacle, .whatever. also. |
causes the tluid tcitfowwith which die deJicatehair tube *•
is filled, by which means thousands, whose hair was grey >.■
as the Asiatic eagle, have had theirhair restored to its. *
natural color, by tha use of this invaluable remedy. In- '
all cases of fever it will be found one of the most pleasant ?
washes dint can be. used,. -A few applications only are *
necessary to.keep the hair from falling out. It strengthens. ;
the roots, it never fails to impart a rich, glossy appear- *
encc;. and, as a perfome for tho toilet, if is uoequalled. It ?
holds three times as much os other miscalled Hair Restore 3
atives, and-is more effectual. The genuine raanufac* 1
turbd only by Comstock A Sou, dlCourtlandt-strect; New \
■■'UJld only genuine in Pittsburgh, by Wm. Jacksow.B9- |
Liberty street, head ofWood; also, in Washington,;Pa-> : *
by A Sweeney & Son; in Caanonsburgh, by Dr. VowaA\>^-»
'in Brownsville, by Bennett fcCrokcr; also, in every town. ‘
in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland and Virginia, \
novl9-d&w6m. • ■ • ■ ! |
CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPITTING OF BLOOD! *
•BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, Ac.—To CossUMynm- -5
Four-fifths of* you are reallv sufic ring from neglected '
Colds, or an obstruction and consequent inflamatioit of *
'the delicate lining 01 those tubes through which the bit ’
we breathe i« distributed to the lungs. This obstruction {.
produces pain and soreness, hoarseness, cough, difficulty ■;
of.breathing, hectic.iever, am] u spitting of blood,-matter ;
or phlegm, which finally exhausts tlie strength of the paj t
ftenl—and death ensues. JAYNES’.EXPECTORANT
never fuils to remove tins obstruction, and produces the
most pleasing and happy results. It is certain in iU <f- «
•fects* and cannot fail to relieve- > ' . : - *..» «
For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin TeaSlore,72Fotirth |
st., near .. ■ . }«as i
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