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WTuty;will continue to «ieil clotbimrcheuper than any rUjuybtrbtofore been ndVredin the'Western I country, hav .iiiig.the'largeiit establishment In the city, fronting oil l>ib erty and 'Ho iiiuowprCphted to *ho%vio his .UnmerotirpatTons the. greatest variety of cloths, cosri merea, vestings, and clothing of oil descriptions, suitable <br>thrapproaching reason, "that bus ever been offered in tftista&rkei, to which.all cun have the Iliuht. of Way.— - Observe die corner. N0..1G7. Liberty nnd Sixth sis. marCs • J. M...WHITE. TAtton, Proprietor. < LqELUN£; OFF LOW FOR CASH “—Winter Clo -9.v|5:-<hlug*oT every description, such os cloaks, over cons, superfine blanket, Heaver, Pilot and heavy brond cloths, sup'irSnc Clotli. dress, and frock coats j a large ns •orfinetU of twuc'd, sack aiid frock coats. .. Cloth, cassiiuere, auil sntiiictrpnmaloons; also, a gen eral assortment of'vests; plain and fancy velvet, cloth, casslraere and fancy woofeu, uhd plaid ’eassiniere, : wiih A-greal variety of superfine Irish liuen, trimmed Marts, under shirUr stock, comforts ruul aU other nni cles ia thfc Clothing will be sold Jow for Cash. -Purchasers-will find itinuch to their advantage to call iSo6u,at49 Libertv street. 1\ DEIJkNY N. B. A complete : assortment of goods, suitable for .'Costothcrwork, always on hand, such as English, French -and American cloths, and casHimcres; nlso a choice ns aottaHMof seasonable vestings—all of which will be ?nmd£totmier iu the iatcsLsiylcs, and on the most ac commodating terms. janlvl-daw iftJ£W<.fiOQDS. NEW GOODS.—Received at the Iron k£th&ity ClothingStore,a.splendid assortment ofClotlis. consisting of fine French, English and American Plain, black:atm fancy Cassitncrcs, of the' most modem styles; fine figured Cashmere Vestings, Silk Velvet, Plain and Fancy Satins—all of which wo will make up at the most reasonable prices, in a durable and fashionable style. Beady 'made^Clothing, of all, descriptions; Lady's .Cloaks of the most' fashionable patterns. Neck and Toekel lidkfiu,’§u spende r*, Bosoms, Shirt Collars, and arbclausaalfy kept in a Clothing Store. Country before purchasing elsewhere, will find it to Aheir advantage to call at the Iron City Clothing Store, TfeCl32 Liberty -street, immediately opposite the mouth of Market [octlS-tl] C. M’CLOSKKV. vClothlngl Clothing l ICloUUncc Sll Tks Thru Big Boon vs. The Western World!!! 4J%0 ■ AAQiWELL SELECTED GARMENTS now im/V»UVA/. made and .ready to be offered on the B£Mt bbend termi to ray old customers and the public in igiMnU : The Proprietor of this far-famed and extensive aattouehment has now, after returning from the Eastern , ettMfarmnch rouble and expense, just completed his uul'tfhd winter arrangements to supply his thousands of cnstwners wiih ope of the most desirable stocks of Clo- Ufa ever been offered in'this or any other mar '.ifaVjMslof the_ mountains. For ucatness m style and ’wfMjkmahihip, combined with the very low price which uoy-wiU- be sold Tor,must certainly render the-otd uari 'VMled Three BiglDoorsoueof the greatest, attractions of the westehi country. ll is gratifying to me to be able to jttnquacejo my numerous friends at home and-abroad. utaVnbflrtithsfamtiug the extraordinary efforts which i have made to meet the many calls in iny line, it is with I can keep time with the constant rush that is inode on this establishment. It is a well established feet, that,my sales arc cignt or ten times larger than any other house in the trade, nnd this being the case on the amount sold. 1 enn 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 vweop ofall my presemstock before thu besmningof next year; coming to this conclusion, I will make it the inter est Of overy mail, who wants n elienp wiutersuit. to call and purchase at iho Three Big Doors. ' - ootBl-dAw JOHN M'CLOSICEY. CAN’T, BE BEAT!—/. AT. IVArrr has just received at his large establishment, fronting on Liberty nnd bih 9 ' streets, a splendid assortment of TWEEDS for summer; also, a superior lot'of French Satin VESTINGS, ull of vriiichhe is ready to make up in the latest fashion nnd on tho most'reasonable terms as usual. Observe the • corner* N0»167 .Liberty and: Sixth streets. ■ • * - W lA ‘ J. M. WHITE, Tailor, Proprietor. i- : -“ i ‘jTFTNBIjUSHING IMPUDENCE.—From a puhlisltcd of M’Culraont &. Bond, of Philadelphia, the j -lrabEe would be led to believe tliat we have been claim { hrgitTJriyilege we had no right to. That ‘•they have [ abandoned, some time since, the exclusive agency vys | . ihat wc have right to claim u exclusive privil i Cgea-wilhtAeir, teas.” I never pretended to sell Uic teas | of ihiaspurioos concern. I have been selling the tens of the New York Pelrin Ton Company for the last two years, as the public are aware, and nave been to New MToirit Jour times in that time, and never heard of this ntw •concern until lately but at awl dealers. 7‘ Tfce tca business of -M’Callmont A Bond is about eight old, ami their assumption of the Pekin Tea Com pahy*atfame is because a name is open for any mau or 4rin.jo, < assixme; but the fact intended to imply thereby, thaf •they have any couucciion with the so called and well known Pekin Tea Company of New York, i* entire ly fiUse, they having been denied even uu agency in 'Philadelphia, tor the New York Company, that Company iuviiiffrcfascd even thus far to confide in thorn. 1 know not what kind of wool they keep, nor wh.*n kind of teto; i era only certain that they keep or obtain none of the Pekiu Tea’Company"* of New York. # Any person reading ihiv eard will see the gross deccp tioadhey wish to practice on the Vmbtic. and to the injury M’Calhu'MU. Se. liond are wool dealer’s . jatjPhjfadcinlda, and have sent an agent out here to puli oyer the eyes of some of oar good citizens. Look 'xrplfar.thc black sheep. [uovlO] ALEX. JAYNICS. ttOaiKS: NEW BOOKS!!—The Convict, or ‘JL™ the Hypocrite unmasked, by G. P. R. James. Esq., Jack Ashore, bv T. Howard, author of Ratlin the Reefer, the Stkf of The Fallen, by Curtis, author of Black Plumed Jtiflemeft. 5 ‘''•'The Slavic Injure Head, or the Lady of ihc Green and 'Bfne;~.hvVihnri**s Carry, of tin? U S. Navy. . The Bandit's Bride, or the Maid of Saxony, by Louisa i Sidney. . c Stanhope;huuher of “Striking Likenes™'*,*’ *mc LeonillaJ.yumor?'. and Mr. a;id Mr*. WjwJbudge ,by Miss Leslie. ; ~ .V T; Rcyic'v. **3Tmorf : Mava7me rot December. .23&v0£ large supply.* .The MaumiiVcrittg.Mother.- by the ouihor of •• Uustorv ; AVomari. by the -mine author. * • -iiSifc (Jki Coittmi>*bTC. by F. UowanL Jeanette Ali»on. or die Young Strawberry Girl—a tnle ofthe Sea and Shore; by Jnyraham f'niVbt',Daylighi;.n pri/c.tale j by J. S. Robb. Rowland .Aihuvf :fyo!i;by Lady C. v Loug. 'SJrtepdbf'.if Versailles/aud Coart of Loui* tin ?H<wrtT* Pcttonifit;d.NoSvO ajjd 10! pßtxtatChtneierics nf Amcrica l part D. "Ma&kriheSt No w>napcrs, etc. i nUtadod Funcband Pictorial Times, per last steamer*. Courier, and Vankcc ! Pictorial*. For sate by W. S. CALDWELL, ?qgOj£.'-'’.,' . . 3d street, opposite the Tost Office. NO. 4^9 Mortis Weekly Budget nf AVie Books for 184-3. : CHAPMAN'S DRAWING BOOK. No. 2. 1 * Ancient Egypt, new edition. ■*•'. • --Tfc« Nineteenth Century, a new Quarterly. CKambet'e Miscellany, No. 11; full setts on hand, laves of the Qaeehs of England, by Agnes Strickland, . rdMCi?*;;:-;’'-'- ‘Tb&WbrketQaeen.oriheWifc’s Stratagem. Moscorina,a talc of thc lterolmion. *«bAg§ for the People; No.' 2. superior to No. 1 *Jtttk x Aric!, orMim on board an Indirimnn, ue>v supply. <s Bifoi4nk’i Hydraulies, No s—fn!f*en* on hand. Flower* Personified* No. 14, do do; Wetoriitl'Englacdj Nos. 3G.& 37, do do; Union Magazine, tor February, do do; National do. do ' do do; Graham's do. do <ro do; TSXIeyV Lady's Book for Fcb'y, do do; LittieV-Living Age. No. 103, do do; from ISO tip. ■Remarkable Events in the History of America, by J. -frost, L. ED. .. American Phrenological Journal for January. Sub scriptions received. • Jane Eye, an Autobiography, by Currer Bell* Laat'of the Fairies, a Christmas tale, by James. Edinbuigh Phrenological Journal ntul Magazine. The, Conquest of California and New Mexico, by the Jbrcer of the United Slates, in years IS4G and 1947, by Jos. * , Modßon Cutts, with engravings, plans of battles, Ac. - : 'A ? Toor to the River Saguenay in Lower Canada, by - Ofcariea Lanirtan, aullror of ** A Summer in the Wilder ness” *jhc Eclectic Magazine for January. Famished to sub scribers by theyear,or soldby tho single number. a Non# and Then," by the aathorot'Tcn Thousand a Year. , r*Whverly Novels, cheap form. now snpply. -iiTte above works are for sale by {JnGlj M. P. MORSE. f PIS. NOW ADMITTED, by Pantlmlogists,' that no driginol temperament, complexion, constitution, or form dr body, confers complete immunity from hereditary dis caidl uiat*Serq/uia, Consumption, and other alfections, baviog a?similarity of origin, occur in all, although obser vation convinces us that uidiridtials and families, posses sing certain characteristics, ore more frequently the sub jtetof these maladies than others. These diseases ate a toubhlcbnaitionof the whole system of nutritiou—their ptbdacts being but the effects of un alteration of the blood SPtL secretions —the ulcers, abscesses, enlarged ginuda. fatftainmfUton, Ac., being merely nttendant phenomenal Thexanse exists pnoc. to the phenomena, and must be destroyed before perfect health can be established This Mjrb*jdone by using . Dr. KELLERS PANACEA, the JOost Certain. remedy for diseases arising from un impure State of the blood and system of nutrition, ever presented toYhe afihctcd. l'rtco 81, pint bolitcs. Call uud Wet a pamphlet.- ;v - For sole by* JOEL MOIILER, Drnceim, ju27*lm N.: W.corner of Wood and Fifth sis. «<lt la the best Coiigli Medicine I ever Saw.** T>EAJ> the following proof of the superiority of Dr. Wil tV tetri's Oriental Cough Mixture, from a respectable cit £sm.-who has tried it t ; .. l PITTSBCRon, Dec. IS, 1847. AlesBSS. Hats ABbocKwat:—Adcr laboring for several Weeks under the disadvantages of a harassing cough and raostdistressing cold, which nod, thus far, resisted the cf* {ecu of several of the ‘‘infallible*.” I was induced to pur chase a bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give it a four trial. To my gront.irorprisc. after using only one half of the bottle I found myself entirely well. k 'ltisthe best medicine I evtr saw True copy. JOHN HINDS. Sold by HAYS A BROCJvWaY. Druggists, Conmicr pial Row, Liberty street, near Cansd. jun 9 ~ Castings. TyrfiftOHANSS rVMitipg onr citv for the purpose of JBL obtaining- their opting snpp)ies,of Hollow-ware and other Costings, will fiima very heavystock, and nu extensive variety of patterns ah<l sizes iu ns.— Samples can be seen at our warehouse, Commercial Row, • Liberty street, next W. W. >Yallucc ? s Marble works. ID® Terms, prices favorable. fSb 8— , . ; QUIN.-McBRIPE A Co. A N IMKdCrAM; BOOK.—Ther Early History of and of the West, and of West- CaCnpaigna; with an appendix, cou- M^ir^ptotu^exlracts from important Indian treaties Tronicrcncesj. joucnals.. Ac. .Togcther'w'uh a topogtanhiceLJde6cnption • of. eaqn, county, of Western Fai^jnrriumß*V<^.n9ira'-v^ 'Strong, Esq, -For.rsaie(by.,-v-;y s. DOS-worth xv, p„ -junlO-- - ~ —'li-'- - - Market f-trect. i:,. ...«, / - ; ~.- .;JOid£?heM.Gnfteoyf<iur, •. ~..s , ; ~ ~,T . ' iuu: :; w 7 “, ■; „ ' ■■ ! ' ' : 7 .* 1 1 Knva * - 1 - : ~-''xs” •’*> "■***■& f;i '.'-. €• :••'V ■S ‘ [, -• ’;U,- x' V.-. (L ’"v. ;V\ if ' ' ' * ** -X. ' - , ~~: -'••*■-*** i‘ c t ' v'lc* i,'«; «••;• ./TjIEATHKR&'i—2O saCks, store and for sale, bv J? .vr " L. S. WATERMAN. MEE * # \ .. crn«o®omn<wi aettra. PlttsburgU Portable Boat Line. iter -SftißSi I ['OR the transportation of freight between Pittsburgh' apd the Atlantic citieifc avoiding transhipments on the wny, nnd the couscrjiieni risk of delay, damage, breakage and scpnraiion'oi' goods. proprietors: Cußßßtnm;-A Oakii, 2?S Market st., Philadelphia TaaFFE Sc O'Connor, cqr. Penn and Wayne rU„ Pitts burgh. » & AGENTS: O'Connor A Co., North street, Baltimore. ■\V. k. J. T. Tap!h:oit. 75 South street, New Vork. * Encouraged by increased business, the Proprietors have added to and extended thftir ‘arrangements during the winter, and, are now prepared to forward freight with re gularity and dispatch, uns&rpossed by any other Line. Their long experience as Carriers, the pulpublo superior ity of the Portable Bout system, and the great capacity and convenience of the warehouse* at each end of the Line, arc peculiarly calculated to enable the Proprietors to fulfil their engagements and accommodate, their cus tomers, and confidently offering the past as a guarantee for the future, they respectfully solicit u continuance of that patronage which thev'notv pmtefnlly acknowledge. All consignments to Taaffc and O'Connor will be re ceived and forwnnicdj Steamboat charges paid, and Bills 6f Lading transmitted free of any charge for Commission, advancing or storage. Having no interest, directly or in directly. m Steamboats, the interest of tho Consignors must necessarily be their primary objcctinshipping west; and they pledge.themselves to forward all Goods consign ed to them promptly, and on the most advantageous terms to tho owners. marl-tf Plckworlh’s Way Freight Line. iais. JEfoiica EXCLUSIVELY for the .transportation of Way Freight between Pittsburgh, Blnirsvillo, Johnstown, liolli daysburg, Water Street, anti all intermediate places. One Boat leaves the warehouse of C. A. M’AimUv Sc Co., Pittsburgh, every «luy, {except Sundays,) nnd snip pers can always depend ou having their goods forward ed without delay, and nt fair rates. This Line was formed for the special accommodation of flic way business, and the proprietors respectfully solicit a liberal share of patronage. PROPRIETORS: Jo&x Pickwobth. John Miller, £>. H. Bauxes, Robeut Woods, Wm. Fulty. AGENTS: John Muxkh, Hollidaysburg; R. 11. Canak, Johnstown; C. A. M'Anulty Sc Co., Pittsburgh. REFERENCES: J. J. M’Dcvitt. John Fqrker, Robert Moore, Bagaley Sc Smith, Pittsburgh. marb ludcpeutleut Portable Uoat Line. JS4S. FORTUE TRANSPORTATION OF PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE: TO AND FROM PITTSBURGH. PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE, ID-Withoct ansii i p m f.n t. _ r^J C 1 OOt>S consigned to our euro will be forwarded with- T out delay, at the lowest current rales. Bills of La ding transmitted, and oil instructions promptly attended to. uee from any extra charge for storage or commission. Address, or apply to C. A. M'A.NDLTY Sc Co., Basin, Pittsburgh. Pa. STORAGE. HAVING a very lnrg#' and commodious Warehouse, wc nre prepared to receive, (in addition to freight for' shipment.) a large amount of Pfuduee. ,\r.. on Storage at low rates*. (marf] C. ! A. M'ANULTV A Co. GKEF.Ni; A OO.‘S EXPRESS. mm jmaiaMa. Increased Speed and Reduced Rates! Wl.vnur AItRAXGEVKVTS. fpHE Public arc informed that the Philadelphia and X Baltimore Railroad Company have commenced run ning their cars at 4 r. M., from Philadelphia to Baltimore. l»y which arrangement we arc enabled fo forward our Express goods from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh in the un pnraJlellcd short time of two day.*. Good* leaving Phila delphia at •!, r. M . will arrive at Pittsburgh in the evening Brownsville Boat oj the tiny. Wr have nl.«'o re duced the rates on rinal! packages 25 per cent, on the former charge. Express starts every day, Svnrlau* crcrptot. <iRKKNIi Sl CO. 11. li. VICKKIIV, Ajrrn! St. Chnrl^H Conucll’H lltigieal Pain Extractor. IT is now conceded by' incdic-ni men that Connell * Magical Pain Extractor, manufactured by Comstock A Co.. Si Coimiand si.. New York, is the greatest won der b’f the 10th century. Its effects ore truly miraculous. All pains ore removed froim burn*. *cnlds, Ac.. and nil external sores, in a few minutes after it* application; heaiiug tlic same on the utdst delicate skin, leaving no scar. It is equally beneficial in nil kinds of inflammato ry diseases, such ns sore and Eves, Sprains. Rheumatism. White Swelling nnd Ulcer*. Bruises. Burn*. Chillbhiins. Erysipelas. Biles. Tic J>olo remix. Ac. WV might udd as proof to all we, say. the name* of inanv cm itnent physicians who use it in their practice, nnd’ hun dreds of the clergy who praise it to their people. Kind Event keep it constantly on hnnti. in case of accidents by re life may We lost without, hut by it* use nil bum* arc subject to it* control, unless the vital* nru destroyed. Cnu (um—remember and a.-»k for Connrict Pntn E.r tractor, manufactured by Comstock «$• Co . .V I', ami take no other. I’llSfls Soju>, ,Vc. —The Gtni/tiir /Inijs' Ltnetment, in an article more justly celebrated tis a cun- for Uip abov«* limn liny or all mherj. its cure* at-, ulni'hi immcdian-. uud it i* only iKcessurv U» lei Mkw who knmr tin; nrtirb nml u*»> t! trilii such grVnt so.-,-***.. that it i« t<> !»<• hml trap 3n,l irenotiiß «i' Comstock A •*•0, VI Omnluml *! N. Y.. sole proprietor Sold only gcnmto* i<i PiiMmrgh, Pn.. »>\ Wm. JACXsns. W Liberty *t , head of \V«»o.| *l'. aUo m Washington, Pa., by A. Clark ; in BrownsvffTl by Benneti A <*rock<;r. :ilm< b> our agent in every unvu*m iVmi>ylvHnm; Ohio. M,| und_Virginia. novlfMAvrtim Soldiers of the Mexican War. r p!IB subscriber.having opened mi otfic*> in the City of 1 Pittsburgh. in the Stub; 01 Penns) Ivanio. for the pur- of procuring Laud Warrant* »( the St*«i of Govern ment, for the discharged Soldier* of the Regular Army, n* well ns the Volunteers, who have served their country in the present War with .Mexico: informs the living, ami the representatives of the dead, that by addressing an application to hint at this City, giving the ntune and ad dress of the soldier, and if dead, lii* representative*, it will receive careful and prompt attention. Instructions and Blanks will be iniinediatnly returned per mail to the applicani, <0 be executed ami returned to tue at this place. The Warrant, when received. will he immediately sent per mail to the proper owner; or if he should prefer receiving money, I will mnke sale of his Warrant to the host advantage for cash, and make no charge for that service. , In the event of the death of the soldier, that must he mentioned in the letter, and the warrant will issue ac cording to the following rules: First, to his wife niui children, (if he have any.}. Second,, to his father; and Third, to his mother. Having a son in the Genera! Land Office nt Washing ton, and one in the Army under General Spoil, in Mexico, die matter would receive their nroippt attention, should any ditliculty art.*; respecting the necessary proof. Letters addressed to mcr on the subject must he po«t paid, and inclose a Five liollor Bank .Note nr my com pensation. s * WAf. B FOSTER. REFKSnNcta: Hon. Harmar D-iniy. 1 Hon. Wulter Forward. > Pittsburgh Col. Win. Robinson, Jr , j James Hall, Esq. 1 Robert Buchanan, Esq. } Cincinnati. ■ Irwin fc Foster. j Major St. Clair Denny. Paymaster F. S. A . N O. Lieut. Col. Sam”! W. Black. j \ Copt. Joint Herron, l Vol’s. I Gen Scott”* Capt. Robert Porter, j [ Army. Mao. Cnpt. P. N. Guthrie, Regular Army, . J W. U. F. may lie found at tin; othre of Win. K, Aus tin, Esq.. late Black 4 Liggett**, Burke’s Buildings, 4th street. _ _ ' jyO A A. .MASON A CO.. l)n/ Onoii.r House, (IV Market • Street, betxcern Third anil Fourth streets, have ju*t received a targe supply of rich Full Good*, comprising in part: 17 cases various style* Prints and Chintzes of En glish. French and American manufacture ; 150 pc* rich and desirable patterns F'reiwh Ginglipms, warranted in. ferior to none imported in stylo, quality and durability of colors} 4 cases splendid Plntd good* tor ladies dresses, comprising every style fnr.Fnl! and Winter wear; Cash meres, M. dc Lninrs, Satin, stp’d Alpucras of various colors; 3-4 and 4-1. black ami blue black Silk.*, for Man tillas'; Fancy dress Silks; black and Mode colors; M. dc Lain*, nJI wool; Shawls style and quality ; Cas simercs, Ciussinetts, Broad Cloth* and Vestings; Ideaeh ed and ttnblcnchcd Muslins from (»J tols|e. p,- r ynrd; Green, Yellow. Red amr White Flannel*: Ticking*. Checks, strip’d Shirtings; blenched ond brown DrilHngs, etc. etc. All of which at wholesale and re tail at ihc very lowest cash prices. sepO , A. A. MASON A CO. NEW DAGUERREOTYPE UO()MS 1 Burke'* liuxhF ings, Fourth strut*'— Horan ft Antuosy, Dnguerreo typists from the Eastern cltiqs, would cull the uUuution of the inhabitants of Pittsburgh*, and the neighboring towns, to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms in the third story of Burke's building, 4lh st. Persons wishing pictures token may rest assured that no pains shall be spared to produce them in the highest perfeciimofihc art. Our instruments urc of the most pow erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures" ud*urpa**ed ,0 L' l !£‘ , .** n, sh and truthfulness to nature. The public ure solicited to call and oxnmiue. * ersons sitting for picture's are neither requirred or ex pected to tnke them satisfaction is given, and chemical*.* 0 ™ Wlll a H depot for slock .hemor. M irr „ r “ f ijfc. liic Gift of Friendship; Friendship’s Orth ring; The Rose; Tim Snow Flake; v The Christiuu Keepsake; The Hyacinth; Scenes in flic lives ofthe Pnlrinrchs nml l>r,„n.o, lllnmnmted Gctns of Sacred Pouirv; r 1 ,c,x ” Lays of Lbve and Fuith, lev.., by a* W IViinm...- Amelia’s Poems; }■ 1 * lH lhumt ‘» Tuppere’ Proverbial Philosophy; Together with a large variety of Miscellaneous, Moral and Religious works lor Bale by decSO ~ ' *'* LUKE LOOMIS, Agt. TO FEMALES,—Ever)* female should have h box of Dr. Ralph’s Pills.. ..They are perfectly adapted to the peculiarities of their constitution, acting with gentle mild ness and safety in all circumstances. Wherever introduc ed, their character has been rapidly established, among the ladies, with whom the J* are emphatically The. Favorite. Very complete directions- for use in the various com pl&inistwill bo found in the directions accompanying each box. ' .** For sale by A Sfc L. CUTHBIiRT, ; , ~ . „ . Binilhfieh! streot, near Thirdr Also, by Wm. Colo. Allegheny Ci'irtJ. G. Smith. Bir mtugham; and John M s Cracfceii, : Kfth AVard, Pittsburgh. jon2? « .1-; e *.l'! r y ‘ 1 t-1 =MG iji ':' » '' - t •' T ~v Tapscott’s OcnvralEmigratiou'Offiijc.,. -REMITTANCES nud Passage loaiTdjtjv- Great Britain n»ullrelnnd r hy J. T. Tapscott, 75 South st., of Maiden Lane, N. Y., amt 90 Water- • Row!. Liverpool. - The subscriber?, having accepted the Agency of the above House, are now prepared to make arrangements on tno most libera! terms witlithoso desirotts of paying the passage of their frtehdsfrom the Old Country: and thev flutter themselves their character and ktog standing in business will give ample assurance that nil their ar rangements will be carried out faithfully. Messrs. W. A J. T. Tapgcott are long anti favorably Known for the superior class, accommodation, and sailing ‘lies oftheir Pocket Ships. The QUEEN: OF THE WEST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK, HOTTING UER. ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, Dyq of which leave each port monthly—from New York die 2lst and 2Gth, and from Liverpool the flth and lllliiin addition to which they have arrangements with the Sr. Gfeorge and Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure adeparturc from Liverpool every five days, being thus determined that their facilities shall keep pace with their increasing patronage: while Mr. W. Tnpseott's constant personal superintemlnnce of the business in Idverpool.is an addi tional security that the comfort and accoratiiodatiou of the passengers will be particularly attended to. The subscribers being, as usual, extensively engaged in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and the Atlantic Cities, arc thereby enabled to ot and forward passengers immediately on their loading, without a clmnco of disappointment or delay; and are, therefore, prepared to contract forpassagc.frbm any sea port in Grout Britain or Ireland to this cay*, thclnaturc of the business they are engaged in giving theiit fuciiitice for carrying passengers so fnr inland not otherwise ntj tainablc; and will, if necessary, forward passenger*-fur ther West by the best mode of conveyance.-without any additional charges for their trouble. Wlicjra persons sent for decline coming out, the amount paid for passage will be refunded iu full. REMITTANCES. The subscribers arc also prepared to give draA»nt sight for any amount, payable at the priiicindU cities and towns iu England, Ireland. Scotland and Waie& thus af fording u safe and expeditious mode of remitting funds to those countries, winch person* requiring' such facili ties will find h to their interest to avail themselves of. Application (if by letter, post-paid) will be promptly at tended to. TAAFFE A O’CONNOR, Forwarding and Commission Merchants, map27-d&w-ly Philadelphia. Roche, Brothers, db Co. ; Vge KfrjrjfV Fl-ltox st., New Yook ; Hues Quay. Dl’ulin: Scotland Road, LivEurmiL.'*®®®^ JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office oa Penn st., Cam-) Dtisui, Pittsburgh. for Ij?H. IW'-UK BROS. A CO., sole Agents for the BLACK JATBALL LINK, of Liverpool and New York Packets, take the liberty of announcing to their old friends nnd customers, that their arrangements for the year teds being complete, they are prepared to bring out passengers, by the above splendid lane, from Liverpool to New York and Philadelphia. They refer to their fonner-course of doing business, und assure those who entrust them with their orders that the same satisfaction will be rendered as heretofore. ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND AND'WALES. Drafts for sale, payutdc, on demand, at atiy-lJunk iu Ireland. . « • The undersigned has made arrangements tabring out passengers to Pittsburgh, during the present year. fel»s-2mdnw* JAMES BLAKELY. Passage To ami From * *£>©g- GREAT BRITAIN A IRELAND. Rutaud A Sox No. UH Waterloo flood. Li verpool. * 'i Carusx.u A Rirrutu. No. frj South **t„ N. Y. r |'HE Subscribers, having accepted thu AgencV at this L city of the above well known and rcspc<-i;ihfa-l{.ou*e&.. arc prepared t«> make engagements for p»*r.em»tjrs to come out from any nan of (.‘rent Britain or Ireland, by the re cuhtr Liin* ot Packet Ships, xaitingtYnni Liverpool week ly. lVrm.ns .engaging with u* may rest assured ,that their MiemH will meet with kind ami prompt dm patch nt Liverpool, a* well as every utteulion noeessa*) on their ari'val in this country. Apply to or address SAMUEL M'OLURKAN A CO.. 142 Liberty *t., Pittsburgh. N. B Passage* engaged here from Livcrpoohio Pitts burgh direct, and draiLsibr nay 010011111 forwujtWtl. pay able nt sight, throughout the United Kingdom. Jy'ti<*-|y JfflK «***»*« **£'* IWSSKXir.R AW RKMITTANf'E SLjUEt Oftict. HARNDEN A CO. continue to bring out person* from atty part of England, Ireland. Scotland or'Vales, upon the most liberal terms, witli their usual punctuality, and attention to the wants of emigrant*. We do not al low our passengers to be robbed by the swindling scamp* that tnf«-»t the sen-ports, n* wc take charge of them the moment they report themselves, nnd see to their well-be ing. and despatch them without any detention by* the first ships. We say ihi* fearlessly, as we defy aiiy'ot our passenger* m thaw that they weri; detained forty-eight hour* by u* in Liverpool. whilst Uum*ands of other# were detained mouths until they conld be w*.nt in *>tu- oU! rrnfi, at n cheap rate, whirhydoo frequently proved their coffins. / 1 We intend to pcrVorinyiinr contracts honorably, rnu whn: ti »ui ti. and n><t 'oepnsivas the cn«c ln*t season wiih fither oiiiecs, who either performed not at uil, or when it suited tb**ir convenience. Drnfls drawn at Pittsburgh for any sum from £lto .Cl.WO.' pnvublc at any of the Provincial Banks in lit land, England, Scotland ami Wale*. JOSHUA ROBINSON, Eumpenu nnd‘General Agent. Unilt street, one <loor l>eU>sv -• M H.TSfKT. - "S6 f |Mll.Siihsenber« nrr prepared to fi.rwurd umurv nM L pnru of England. Ireland. Scollaml and Walu’s, with despntdi. an.l at tin* lowest rau?«. SAMUEL M CLURKEN A CO , 1 It? Liberty street. Kuropean Agency, and HemitUuocs to lrrlnnd, England, IAR(»IC and wnnll nuin* ol mwnry rnn ai all tiin«* he j rammed by sight-draft*, ni mtuct/i raier, to ail part* olFatglnnd, Ireland, Wales, Ate., and Legacies. 3 Vbt*. Rents, Claims, and Property in EurojH; can lw TOlWtmi and recovered through the subscriber, or during his ab* *«*nce from tins city from October until May. on ins uniiu nl tours to Europe. by application to May, Mer chant, \\ utcr street, Pittsburgh. H. KEENAN, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and European Agent. t Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 • ?•—As I!. Keenan has been frequently troubled by application* and letter* on the business of * l llcr(im«n « Keenan/’ passenger agents, of New York, he deems it necessary to aay that he is not the Keenan of that firm, und has never had any connexion with cither of those persons. ortt AVcstemNew York College of Health. 207 Main ktrkkt, Buffa-10, N. Y. DU. G. G. VAUGHN’S VJXiETAHLE LITIIONTKIP- 'HC MIXTURE. r PHIS celebrated remedy is constantly increnship its J. ftitne by (he tnnkinp uli overthu world. It bus now become the only medicine for faintly Use, and is particu larly recommended for Dropsy: all stapes of this com plaint immediately relieved, no mntterof how loitg'stnnd inp. (Sec pamphlet tor testimony.! j,'^ Gravel, and nil disease* of the urlnnry organ;: for these distressing complaints it stands alone : no other ar ticle rnn relieve you; and the enres testified to will con vince the most skeptical;-—(sen pamphlet.| Livrjr Com idatnl. Bilious Diseases, Fever amt Apue. To the Great West especin’ly, and wherever these complnints p.revnjl, this medicine ■« offered. No mineral agent, no deleterious compound is n part of this mixture; it cures theid> diseas es with eertitimy and celerity, and docs not leave Hie sys tem torpid. (See pamphlet.) Files, a complaint 6fa most pnmfttl character, is immediately relieved, and n'cure fol lows by n few days use of this article. Ji is far beyond any other preparation for this disease, or for any other disease originating from Impure blood. (See imitifdilci.) Debility of the System, Wenk Back, AVeokitcss of tho Kidneys. Ac., or Inflmnation of the same, is immediately relieved by a few dnys use of this medicine, and a-cure is always the result of its use. It stand* as a ccrtu4trronie» dy for such runiplnints, and also for derangement* of the female frame. Irregularities, Suppressions, painful men stnmtJouM.- No article has ever been offered, except this, which would touch this kind of derangements. Itnmy be 4cii«d upon ns u sure nnd effective remedy; and, did we feci permiUe.d lo do so. could give a thousand names as proot of cures in this distressing class of .complaint s.— See pamphlet. AH broken down, debilitated constitu tions, from the effect of mercury, will find the bracing power of tins article to act immediately, nud the p6lsoit uus tmneraJ eradicated from litc system. Eruptive Disoases will find the alterntive properties of this article cuitm tiik uumiMind drive such dineasekfrom the system. Sec pamphlet lor testimony of cures"m all diseases, which ilnj limits of an advertisement will not permit to bii named Imre; Agents give them away! they contain U- pages of certificate* of nigh e.lmrncier j'hml a stronger array of proof of the virtues of a medicine, nev er appeared. It is one of the peculiar features of Ibis nr uele. that it never fails to benefit in uny case, and tf. bone ami muscle are left to build upon, let the enmeruted uml lingering invalid mum ox, and keep taking the medicine as long tut there is Hn improvement. The proprietor would caution tho public’against a number of article* which come out under the heads of Sausapajullas, Synth-s, Ac us cures fur Dropsy, Gravel, Ac. They nre noth ing, und concocted to gull the uttwnry: touch fnuM not Thetr tuvcnlors never thought of curing such di*eri*o» till this article had done it. A particular study of the pamph lets is earnestly solicited. Agents, nnd nil who sellihe ar ticle, are glad to circulate gratuitously. Put up jjpflu or. bottles, at 82; 12 02. do. nt Si eaclt—the InrgcrimlUing <i 02. more than the two smnll bottles. Look out and not get imposed upon. Every bottle has “ Vnughn’s Vegeta hie Lithontriptic Mixture,** blown upon the gin**', the written signature of U G. C. Vaughn” on the directions, and “G. C. Vaughn, Buffalo,” stamped on the cork.' : None other are. genuine. Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vanghn, and sold at tho.Prinei pal Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo, wholesale ttiubretnil. No attention given to letters unless post-paid— order from regularly authorized Agents excepted. Post-pfin] let ters, or verbal communications soliciting advice, prompt ly attended to gratis. . 1 Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of !hi» article— IT* Nassau st. N. Y.; iMSTSssex st., Salem, Mass;; ami by the principal Druggists* throughout the United States and Canada, ua Agents. intl „ .. “AVSJk BROCKWAY Agents, janjt No. 2, luberty si., near Canal Basin. A v Wiateireft, and old aifd well ami FonrtV y c »«L“ Bhndiuakcr, formerly of Second friends of ?o C V^ s elhod to iuform his many lion on Sr &.£■« thlrt h ‘f u F is now in fulb.operu u constant sunnl 'l 16 °J? A ff e gheuy Bridge,,where iui““onsiSESvfciS <nd - a » °L yarl 2 Us colors tunlquali « Price;*/from wilhom thoVul ‘of a' S ii 4 f'? novc ' 1 facililinhot ony other piece of forAimro cm he and withoutMiy.jeiifa expense. j ’ pAImON TO'THE PUBLIC.—The »m,»crib C r V With tEe PimsTEA C«Cha,-ihe cZ MWtTSßrt} W nn OwrTwW.is’.Btftb.tttgli tmd Atlc-hc ny C|U-S. Any.pei»n;atlempting tp soU tlioir3’cJii,foi. ccpt procure(|.Uirpmrn,X!|e,'is,practicing a deception and a frond upon \ hc-Ttu»Uc--ttind their statements are hot to reliction. rv-{s?23J , r£, -JAYNES, st '-i J -* ? \ < ’ ■*v .. ! •• . i *' r* V : N « ‘ l. :i-t.'-r • i’tfi -?.f ■’r\■<dV- 5 - ; <■ o SBmCflvatton sLintB. REMITTANCES TO 2-1 ~~.., r : ;- . -...,..... ■/ ; LYCOMING COrMUTOXL INSURANCE COMPANY. AG BJfCY rpilK Subscriber, having been appointed arid duly com- X missioned Agent of the Lycoming County MutuaMri suraucc Company, is now prepared to receive applica tions jor insurance ior Gaid Company. This Compuny is, perhaps, one of the very beat Insurance Companies in the State or Union, having a capital of belweeu one and nvo millions of dollars iri premium hotes. and by :lhe regula tions of the Company no risk exceeding 85.0U0 -will be ta ken on miy one block of baildiugs. or on anyone risky and no more than -will be taken on ti Rolling Mill, Foundry or Furnace. Buildings in which n stove-pipe passes* throHgh.lhe aidcwailor roof, Cotton Factories dr Powder Mills, Manufactories of Printing Ink, and Dis tilleries, will not be insured on-any consideration, what ever; and when the rate per cent, shall he 12 or 15 inclu sive, no risk will be takeu over 84,001, (except Bridges and Grist Mills.) • The operations of the Company have been such, that for. the last six. years only one cent upon the dollar has been assed upon the premium notes of the stock holders. ■ ! Application can be made to the subscriber, at lus office, in the now Court House. H. SPROUL, Agent.; Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pa. • jaugl-lnij. Fire and Marine Insurance* TplfE Insurance Compnny of North America, of Philn- X dolphin, through its duly authorized Agent, the sub scriber. offers to make permananl and Humeri Insurance on property, in this city ami its vicinity.and on shipment* by the cauul and rivers. DIRECTORS: Arthur G. Coffin, Preset. Samuel Brook*. Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor. Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith, Kdwurd Smith, Ambrose White, John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas, John White, John 11. No if, Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood. Wra. Welsh. Henry D. Shcrrarri. Scc*y. This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United States, having been chartered in I7hi. . Its charter is per-’ petuul, and from its high standing, long experience, am ple menus, nud avoiding all risk* of un extra hazardous character, it may hu considered us offering ample securi ty to the public. MOSES ARWOOD. At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones A Co., Water and Front sts., Pittsburgh ocri23-y The Franklin Fire Insurance Company OF ntILADKLI'UIA. CHARTER PERPETUAL.—B4(O,OOO paid in office IG3J Chcstnnt st., north side, near Fifth. Take Insu rance; cither permanent or limited, against loss or dam age by fire, on property nud effects of every description* in town or country, on the most reasonable terms. Ap plication, made cither personally or by letters, will be promptly attended to. C. N. BANCKER, Presl. C. G. Ba.ncxzk, Secretary. DIRECTORS: Charles N. Banckcr, Jacob R, Smith, Thomas Han. George W. Richards, Thomas J. Wharton, Mordecni D. Lewis, Tobias Wagner, Adotphi E. Boric, Samuel Grant. David 9. Brown. PITTS BV R G HAG ENC Y . , WAitmrx Mautix. Agent, at the Exchange Office of Warrick Martin A Co., comer of 3d und Market sts, Fire risks tnljbn on buildings and their foments: in Pittsburgh. Allegheny and the surrounding country. No marine of inland navigation risks taken. uugl-ty JOSIAK SING. J. FINXKY. JR. KING Si. FINNEY, Agents at Pittsburgh,/or the DeUttrarr Mutual Softly In surance Company of Philadelphia. 1 17 1 RE RISKS upon Buildings and Merchandize ofevp ry description, and Marine Risk* upon hulls or car goes of vessels, taken upon the most favorable term*. Office at the warehouse of King A Holmes, pn Witter st.. near Market -street, Pittsburgh. ’ X. B. King Ac Finney invite the confidence and pntiym nge of their friends and community at large to the Dela ware M. 8. Insurance Company, as an iiiMiiution ani/mg the most tiunruhirig in Philadelphia—as having a large paid in rnpiinl. which, by the operation of its charter! is constantly -ine reaping— m yielriimr to each red. hi-* duo chare of the profits of the Compnny. witlmnt involving him in any responsibility whatever, beyond Jibe premium ortnnlly paid in by him; and the refund as po«- peariug the Mutual principle dhrcMrt! of every olmoxiims frnmre. anil in its most attractive form. übvl-tf VOENCYOFTIIB FRANKLIN FI RE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHH*ADKIvPIA> X. K. •a>m,r of' Third mid IPuo// .ttm/s, Pittsburgh. —The asset*, of ’the cenmony on the first of January. as pul-H-diort; in conformity with an act of the Pctmsylvumtt legislature, were 0 ' ttondsnnd Mortgages SrtOO.fiio 03 Real Estate, nt cost HMUK*7 77 Temporary Loans, Stocks and Cash *Jri?’lDi) 72 Making a total of StHiO’tWtf 12 Affording certain assurance that all losses will be !>r*»mpi}y met., nm! giving entire security to all who ob tain policies from this Company. Ri»k* taken *•! as low rates as are censistcul with securin'. oct* WARRICK MARTIN. A rent. luiinraiier Agalast Fire. r |M!E American Fire Tnsuranct Cin/ij/m r/ —Office., So. 1 72 Walnut street, Philadelphia; Incorporated A.! D. Ivlb—Charter1 v lb—Charter perpcciual. Insures Buildings. Furniture, Merchandize,-owl proper *y efneTJiH)- either in the city or country, ncatrisf loss or dninagc by fee. perpetual or lor limited periods, on favor able terms. DIRECTORS: John Sergeant. Sainncl C. Mnrtoii, \\ iftmui I.yneh. Adolphus Perie*, Tbomo* Ailibone, George Abbott, John WeUh, Jr., Patrick Brady, John T. Lewi*. SAMUKD-C. MORTON, Frewdenl. Thimis D. Jjmvkk, Socretarv. ' Orders for liiHurnnee by the above Company will be ue. ivr d and insurances' effected by the undendgiicd. agent i,.r Ptiuburgh. GEO. COCHRAN, jaiildhn. ‘.M Wood *treof. i WESTERN NEW YORK COLLEGE OF HEALTH, i ’ Nu. 2ti7. Main Stbkkt, Bcfkalo. Nkw V«ntx. : Dlt. G. C. VAI GUN’S Vegetable Lithontriptic Adiyc lament for IH-17.—•• I Game, I Saw, I Conqucrml; ’* >* most emphatically the case with this nrtiele. Disease h’’s ever yielded to its moat marvellous iimdiciunl power. Wherever it ha* gone, and South America. England, t'nnmln. ;nj>l Ui»* United States have provide! the tmtu of thiv Miiienu nt, the above quotation tu a strong and pdhv sentener, ndls the whole story. Invalid*, the prinrible upon which you nre cured, may not be known to yon. but the result of n trial is satisfactory; you nre restored; ami the secret ol the cure remain* with the proprietor*— The Medicine is u eom|Hjuml of 22 dislim-t vegetable agencies ; each individual root lins it* own peeuhur. ev eluMvr, medicinal property, conllicting wait no oihcr contjmuud—each root makes its own cure—and os a per fect combination, when taken into the system, it does tho work which nathrx, when her ln\v* were first establish ed, intended it should do— FUIUFIIAS, STRENGTHENS, AND RESTORES the broken down, debilitated constitu tion. DuoMnr, in nil Its characters, will be completely eradicated Irom the system by its use. Sen pamphlets in agents’hand*, for free circulation—they treat upon "till diseases, nnd show testimony of euros. Gtuvsu arid nll* complaints ot the urinary organs, form also the cnu<u* : of greni «ti<lering, and VAroitN'ttLiTHONTKtmclinsacquired no small celebrity over the country, bv the cure* it has rnude in tills distressing class of atllicUons. So fumed, it neciut. is this medicine, that it has thus attracted tho 110- jice of one of our.Mcdical publicaiionß. In the Novem he N<j. !*■■•lit. of the u Buffalo Journal and Monthly lie view ot Medical and Surgical Science,’’ in an article tip on calculous disease*, and 4i solvents," the writer, after noticing the fact that the English government once pur chased a secret remedy, nnd also noticing the purchase m IHVJ,ot a secret remedy, by the Legislature of New ' iVX’ l, V w pny " tributc to lho fiwno of the Medicine;— 1!* hj d(> nnl onr Representatives in Senate und Assem bly convened, enlighten, and ‘dissolve’ the suffering thousands ol this country, by the purchase of Vaughn's \ egetahle Lithontriptic, than which 110 solvent since the Hay* of Alchemy has possessed one half the fume!’’— Header, bore is a period ical of high standing, acknow ledged throughout a large section of this country to bo one of the best conducted journnl* of the kind in the V. States, exchanging with the scientific works of Europe to our certain Knowledge, edited by Austin Flint, M. p., and contributed to by men of the highest professional ability, thus stepping aside to noticem “secret remedy.” » on will tu once understand no ujtfyunp/i and tcordiUss nostrum, could thus gxtorln comment from sohighaqurtr ter —uml consequently, unless it directly conflicted with the practice of the faculty, it must have been its great '/ ainr w h*cli has caused it to receive this passing nqd. kit'NKY disrates, weakness of the hack and spine, irreguhir, pain/htand suppressed Menstruation, Flour Alhits, and the entire complicated train ol evils which follow a dis ordered system, are at oitee relieved bv the medicine. 1 — Semi tor pamphlets from Agents, uml you will fiud evi dence ot the value of the Lithontriptic there put forihr— As a remedy for the irregularities of the female nysteln, it has m the compound a “ root” which Ims been resorted to tn tho north ot Europe (or centuries—us a sure cure for tins complaint, and a rostorumf health of tho entire systein. Livuu Li»Mt*x.,\jNT, Jaundice lltuors tire iMHtnmly relieved. People of the West will find it the only renlcdy in these coinnlaints. as welt ns Fevkh and l'hore is no remedy like it, and no calomel or yui torms any part of this mixture. No injure will to sult in its use, and Us active properties are manifested IUI ihetise, fit a siuglt* JO 02 bottle. For l'cvcr and Ague. brrinns Disorders, take no other Medicine. IlunUNiATi&!, ( ,‘ OL 7,\ sv re J'V- The ucliou of this raodicinc upon 1 c , V oo , s ' V, H change the disease—which originates -tn the bluoil—and a healthy result will fullmv. DvseKi’StA, Indkuisiio.n, Ac., yield in a few days use of this iSfodi cme. inllarmnatioii of tho Lunqs, ’Couott, CoN.su.MrrtpN also, has over found relief. Scrnful&.SrysipcluSi' T?ilts, Jnflamid Eyes —all caused by impure blood—will find this urticlo the remedy. The system, completely acted upon by the twenty-two different properties of the tnrx turu, t* purified amt restored—ns a partial cure will not follow. .The train of common complaints, Palpitation\of the Heart, Sick Headache, Debility, t the result of some derangement of the system, ami the Gjixat Rksto rxh will dn ub work. The promises set forth in the ad yerttsemenl. ure based upon the proof of wlmt it has doite in the past four years. The written testimony of IIRH> Agents, in Cunodu, tlio United Slates, England and South America, in tho possession ot the proprietor—and can be seen by all interested—is a sufficient tlemonsirntiim tliat tt is the best Medicine ever offered to the World. Got the pamphlet, ami study the principle as there laid down, :of the method of euro. Fut up In 30 oz. bottles, at 82; jl2 02. do. at 81 each—the largest holding fi oz. more than two small bottles. Look out and not get impbsed Every bottle has ,{ Vnughn’s Vegetable Lithomriptic Mixture” blown upon the glass, the wittkn signatureJof “G. C. Vaugh” on tiic directions, and “G. C. Vauglin, Buffalo, I 'stamped on the cork. .None other arc genutue. Prepared by 15/. G. C. Vaughn, and sold ut the Principal Office, 207 ulnin street, Buffalo, nl wholesale nnd retail. No munition given to-letters, unless post paid—orders from regularly constituted Agents excepted; post pnid letters, or verbal commumcattous soliciting advice, promptly attended to gratis. Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this article —l32Nnssau streets, New York city ; 295 Essex struot, Salem, Massachusetts, and by the principal Druggists throughout the United States und Canada, ns advertised in the papers. . ... ' Agents til this city— - - HaysTt'BfocYwttyi'Wholesale atul Retail. Agents, No. 2, Commercial Row, Libertjr street, ritlsbufgh. Also, U. E. Sellers, 57 Wood street; John Mitchell, Federal street, Allegheny city; John Barclay, Beaver; John Smith, Bridgewater. . janftO-d&wty 5 BARRELS Fresh Roll Butter; 8 « Lard; ‘ - r : ■ f* “ Dried Peaches;" • • f 2 ‘ c Clover Seed; just received; and for sale . I-. S. WATERMAN, iuii4 No. 31 Market, and (52 Front street: ■••• /’.i iy r 'v>^ i ’i;/.v • v/; i vi-',>V ; : 'J . [I DR. HOFFLANITS CEW3RRSTED aERMAK medicines Arc itithout a Rival for the Cure of\.theJ6Uoivine Diseases! IF taken accoriUug to tlio directions they will cure any case; no matter who or what else has failed. ! , VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC FILLS, For the permanent cure of Rheumatism, Gout, Gan grene, Hysteria, and severe nervous affections, and are highly recommended for the cure of Dropsy, .Heinorul AsUuxm dnd-Neuralgia. Patients using them, in most cases, experience benefit soon after the first dose. ‘They quiet the nervous system, which enables them to resiwcH during the night. They'never fail loeifect a cure, when taken according to directions. No outward application can permanently remove rlieo mutic pains from the system. Liniments somelimesact ns a palliative for a short period, but there is always dangpT in their use. They may cause the pain to leave onepince for perhups a vital part, or else where the pain will be more acute. . ■ : ■ GERMAN BITTERS, 1 For the permanent cure of Liver Complaints. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chrottic Debility, Chronic Astli nm, Nervous Debility. Pulmonary Affections, {arising liver or stomach.) Diseases of the Kidneys,, and all diseases arising from a tUsordured stomach, in both r U ?« fc in? tle, such ns female weakness, dizziness, fullness of blood to the head. They strenghten the te|n, and remove all acidity of the stomach, and give it tone and action tind assist digestion. They can be taken "V the most delicate stomach, and in every case will en tirely destroy costiveness and renovate the whole sys tem, removing ay impurities and remnants of previous discuses, and giving a healthy action to the whole frame. The symptoms of Liver Complaint are uneasiness and jmtn in the right side, and soreues» o iipou touch immediate ly under the inferior ribs; inability to He on the left'side, or it at all able, a dragging sensation produced, which se riously affects respiration, causing very often a trouble some cough; together with these symptoms we perceivea coated tongue, acidity of the stomach, deficiency of per sjiirntion, and sometimes a sympathetic pain in the nglit shoulder, with u 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 in the fnce. These symp toms. if permitted to continue, will eventually produce that most banuful disease. Consumption. In tnct, a ma jority of such case* originate from the irritating causes above mentioned. Cathartic medicines must. 111 every instance, be avoided iu the treatment for it. The symptoms ofDyspepsiu arc.very various—those af fecting tiie stomach alone, are loss Of appetite, sometimes an excess of appetite, sense of full ness or weight on the stomach, sinking or fluttering of the pit of the stomach, Trend eructations, or sour arising from the stomach, &c. Dyspepsia, devoid of a functunl nature, ts without danger; but, if arising from a disease of die stomach, y is dangerous. Nervous Debility generally accompanies Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint; it will also cure. A few dcses will re move all the unpleasant effects, such a* fluttering at the heart,' aching sensation when in a lying position, dot* or webs before the sight, fever and dull pain in the head, constant imaginings of evil, and great depression of spir its. Outward signs are, a quick and strong pulse, pale amt distressed countenance, Ac. Any case of the above disease can be cured effectually by the use of the Bitters, as directed. SUDORIFIC. .Ah infallible remedy for Coughs or Colds, or the Chest. Spitting of Blood, Influenza. Whooping Cough. Bron cliilis, Humoral Asthma, or any disease of the Lime* or rhnmt. * Tliis is an invaluable family medicine. It sodu relieves any Cough or Hoarseness, and prevents the Croup by be ing early administered. No eottgb or cold is 100 light to pass neglected; for, neglected colds sink, thousands to the crave annually, and cause many to grow up with a deli cate frame, who would have been strong and robust, if at first properly treated. SPIKENARD OINTMENT. For the effectual cure of the’Files, Tetter, and Itheom. FmiM Head, Ring-worms, Inflamed Eyes or Eye-lids! Barber » Itch. Frosted Feet. Old Sores arising from fever or impure blood; and will extract tint fire from burns, on application, or- remove any cutaneous eruptions from the *»»«. Pcnjons troubled with tender face* should use it after shaving: it will, in a few moments, remove all snre n»:ivs aud stop the bleeding: It enn always be relied on. and ts invaluable in any family. • TAB OINTMENT, lor tin* euro of pain* or weakness iu the liver, back or chest: it will entirely remove unv deep seated pain*.— These remedy have caused many to trn.tov the ines timable blessing* of invigorated health, and ’in a vuriu tv of desperate and abandoned canes, a perfect and radi cal cure. The innumerable impositions upon the public- and the «tfitements of remarkable cures never made, yet certified to by feigned names, or by persons Wholly unacquainted with what they have endorsed, renders .it ditfirnlt to do justice to the public in offering sufficient inducement to make a trial of these invaluable medicines. They arc en tirely vegetable. and free from nil injurious ingredient*, and claim your patronage •>olt*ly u|hhi their merit*. Every family should have a pamphlet—they can be had of the ng»oit, grad*. Principal Depot at the German Medicine store. Rare sired, one door above Eighth. Philadelphia. For sale in PdUhurgh. by |juiil?-dJ.y] W.M. THORN. great iiii\iKhv o'ftiik age V ‘ Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrnp of Wild Cherry. 1 ESTABLISHED in 1835, by an Jet e>f Con grp.ii—The j Great Remedy for Consumption. Cough*. Colds, Astli iiui. Bronchitis, Liver Complaint. Spitting Blood, Difficulty of breathing. Pain in the Side and Breast, Palpitation of the Heart, Influenza, Croup, Broken Constitution*. Sore Throat, Nervous Debility, and AH diseases of the Throat Breast. and Lungs; arc most effectual mid speedy cure ever known for anv of the above diseases is DR. SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER RY A w Read the Testimony*. St. Hntis. Sefii. 7/A. 1 c 4f». • Du E. EAUTr.nt.v A Co.—Gents.—l hnv<* been afflicted for about thn-f years with n pulmonary complaint, which has baffled the skill of several of the most eminent phy sicians of onr country. At limes my cough was very i. severe, pain in my sale and breast, and great difficulty in breathing. In tliis way 1 continued to‘suffer, until life became almost a burden. At length I saw your udver ti*,,in*‘!it <>t I>R. SWAYNIvS Compound Syrup of Wild t'hvrry, and was persunded by u friend of mine to make a trial of it, and 1 purchased u bottle of von. 1 am hap py to inform you that one bottle has effected a perfect cure, amt that! am now in the enjoyment of good health. .1 make this statement in the form of n certificate, that others who may be afflicted with sueh diseases may know whereto find a valuable medicine. You can use this testimony in commendation of Dr. Swaynes’s Com pound Svrnp of Wild Cherry as you think best. \ ours, with respect. Wm. Cahson. One rrord of caution, —Since the introduction of my article to the public, there have a number of unprincipled individuals got up nostrum*, which they assert contain Wild Cherry ; some are called “ Balsams/* •* Bitters.”and “ Syrup of Wild ChcrTV,” but mine is the original and only genuine preparation over intrtKluced to the public, wlnrh can tie proved l*y the public records of the Com monwealth of Pennsylvania. The only safeguard against imposition is to see that my signature is on each hottle. - Dn. H. Swavnr, Corner of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia. 50.000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION inrhaps be a small estimate for the ravages of this dreadful disease in a single year: tlien add the fearful enudogut of those cut off by Injinmaiinn of the Lungs. Hemorrhage, vDtAma, Coughs. I'nftue.nzo. Bronchitis, and other diseases of the Lungs and Lirer. Ami the list would prescutuu nppalling proof of the fa tality of these two classes of diseases, lint it is impor tant to know llial nearly all of this dread waste ofhuinau life might have been prevented by a timely use of I)R. SWAYNKS COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER RY. This medicine' has now hnen before the public some eight yrors. and Is the original preparation from the Wild Cherry Tree. Its reputation a.* a remedy for Coughs. Colds. Brofiehitis. nnd Consumption of .the ’ Lungs, based entirely upon its intrinsic merits, owes but little to inflated newspaper puffs. Those who give it n trial, being henc fitted by it, recommend it to their neighbors, and thus gradually and sun'lv has it gained an enviable reputa tion ami worked its wny into general use. One bottle never fails to care a recent Cough ot Cold, while with strict attentions lo the directions that accompany each bottle, its use in Pulmonary discuses of long standing and of the most alarming character, ha* always given relief, mid in very many iiidtaucos has effected complete and permanent cures. Beware of the worthless u Balsams," '' Bitters;.” “ Sy rups," us they contain none of the virtues of tho orig inal preparation. The (original ami only) genuine nrtiele is prepared by Dr. SWAYNE, comer of Eighth arid Rnee street*. Phila delphia', and for sale by agents in all parts of the United States, und some parts of Europe. Prepared only by Dr, SWAYNE. X. W. corner of ?ih uml* Race streets, Philadelphia, nnd for sale by respecta ble Druggists in nearly nil the principal towns in the Uni ted States. For sale Wholesale and Retail, by W.M. THORN, 53 Market street: L. JONES, Ist) Liberty street, uml OG DF.N A SNOWDEN, corner of Wood.and 2d streets, sole Agmtsfor Pittsburgh, Pa. jylO Jaynen l Family Me tile! nes, DR. S. S. COOK, l'iqim, Ohio, writes. March, IS-IG: •* 1 have used your Vermifuge, Carmiaalive Balsam, ami Erp«/ornnf. in my practice, for the Inst three yours, and have hern exceedingly well pleased with them, uml never, ns yet, to my recollection, failed of realizing my fullest expectation m their curative properties. Your other medicine* I cannot speak of front experience; but, judging from those I have used. I doubt hot but that they claim, mid are entitled to nil the confidence reposed in them, by those who Itavo used tnetn. I was formerly very partial to***** Vermifuge, until 1 bccnmeacquoin ted with yours, which has my decided prcfercnc to any other now in use. Respectfully, yours. Ac., S. S. COOK, M. D.” in 7“ For sale in 'Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 72 Fourth st. , feb!s 15 A. FAHNESTOCK'S COUGH SYRUP.—This pre .)« partition has proved itself to bo of very great cflictt ey tn the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spit ting of Blood, Whooping Cough, and other Pneumonic Affections; anil the proprietors ti*el warranted in recom mending it us n safe anti useful medicine, mid are pre pared to show certificates of indisputable authority, in testimony of it* value. It r is pimuum to the taste, midis offered also low a price as lo place'-it-within tho reach.of every person. There are. perhaps, hut few Cough preparations that will pro duce such decided effects in such a short lime. Pre pared and sold by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO., Corner of First and Wood; also, corner of Sixth nnd Wood .streets. dcc!3 WINKS AND LIQUOR ter* ami Eighths Pi| of the following celebrate namely: A Sciguetto Brandy, pale,' ** “ • dark. Otard ' l ;; p»ie. Ijondon Market Wine Ronca Tort “ Trash “ Hunt **. Burgundy u S. S. Madeira u S. M. “ »• 'Symington u Fnval *• Imperial Ragle .Gin, Pale Sherry Black Hone “ . grown ‘ Swan “ 5 golgen if Pino Apple “ u % lDij “ “ Irish Whiskey “ g Lisbon u - “ Jamaica Spirits, Claret , * f St. Croix Rain, {Sweet & Dry Malaga Together with a largo stock of the above Wines aml- Liquors in Bottlus; also, Champagne and Claret wines,! for saleaF iraportcd, on picosihg terms, at the-Wine Cel lar and LiquorStoro of --P; Ci } , fcb7 < : • corner of-Smithficld onilf rout sts. Sazetiae ‘ “ Ucimussy a dark, “ “ pale, I’iuetCasiillon&.Co “ “ u dark, X. >. ; 6 MEE A WtPO^fANi? ™£S®£snbx tv v<H; L \'r?F'sirv L C , IRCU jISTANCES TV VOL Ann SICK, gel cared; if well, employ mea i. mires to common so. Eyc-y individualindulges in hnlnu which Imirel, <o . a gteaterfcrle«ser'cxte„t, disar range the adnjirahle and ijitnc'Mc combinations which lorm the system, uml consequently. j eveuyikdivtucat; > should possess somemild, yet efficacious, simple and ac credited agcntjfor tlie preservation of the functions of the body in good order. J • » , j dr. woods > ; will achieve this result; and should be iri every family, nml in the tiumls of evcryperson who, by by business, profession, or irenernl coursc df life, is jprc.tfisjiosed to the very many littic : ailmcnisihtU rei|ijer.'life acurse instead ot a blessing.; and [finally result,' inlbefr aggravated con dition, in the cause ■ ; :OF pEATffj ‘ •' Tlic Biticra here rccommerideil-nre compounded by a man or great skill and knowledge, from the simples Nu ture presents; to thosewhocare tofind them, and which are die only rcliahic-natifiotes iothe poisons of disease. The chief ingredients arc the universally beloved Santa* parillannA ihk JlarkPf . th* mid Chtrrtf Uti* 'with which the red inaujof tlic forest cures nearly .every..disease of the internal organs. These materials, though pow erful in their operation,' are, as common sense teaches us J ENTIRELY HARMLESS; mid. prepared as they arc here, one of the greatest medical ojurativesm the inhabitable globed |3y taking these Hit-* ters, the scrn/ulnus may be restored .to beauty, and avoid the sharp knjii«\of the surgeon; for they not oVVTy eradi cate pimples niKl tumors, but overcome • : r* OANCER ANI) KING S EVIL! Whoever is subject to the' ItorroTs o( Consumption should at onefe purchase U»is sure remedy. -In the train of Cosiiyeacss.folio’.v tlrcadfnl local congestions, oftentimes insanity, very frequently majiia priiypocondria. violent headaches; palpitations, mid bther aflec-tioiis of the heart, and rheumatic swellings. Dr. Wood’s Compound is one ol the most {efficient medicines* in routing these com plaints, and, jtheir fountain head, j that con possibly be procured. j . . ; _ From, being confined to .small ropms, and fromtakiuga small modicum of exercise, numerous persons are daily made ,to donlore n loss of appetite, painful headaches, weakness of thcnuiscleß.Uuiguor, want of energy suffi cient .to seek recreation. - These persons say for years, dipt they ‘ don't feel very well. 1 ’ If they do not employ a method. t>y which they can feelnuite weir, they must eventually sink under a severe fit of illness, and are - j SAVED FROM TUB GRAVE ouly by a miracle; and even then, the lancet, leech, blis ter, and calomel, have left them mere seattcred hniks. full of aebes and sorrows, nrul notonly a pest to themselves, but n source bf disgust and annoyance to oil with.whom they come injeontaet. All these I-EARFUI, CONSEQUENCES * may be avoided by an early application.of the yirtnes of these Bitters. For the truth of this, the proprietor pledges his word uncj honor, and in evidence can show files of undoubted Certificates weich he hits received, unsolicit ed, from all qnarters. He does notj however, ask the in va id to swallow his certificates, but his Bitters, and is willing to slake all he holds dear bn earth in favor of the result. ' . i ; THE DYSPEPSIA, in culiiTfi modified or severe form,jwill.dUappcrrr before Uie qualities iof Dr. Wood's preparation, and the cure may be relied oii as a penrianent one. Did the Bitters possess no other recommendation; 1 it would be one of ttie finest Vegetable compounds medical science can invent: But, it-in equal to the.complete eradication of | UVE/l COMPLAINT, i . ipe, and .ot every affection, minor or gigantic, •TF aparntus. Individuals who arc coastin'.- qus, onghtregulnrly to take this mild. arreca cellent tonic axd a-ptektent, os it will diff.tse i piout every fibre of the,frame, and scud Inr lovc of lite thrilling to ibe heart. Families JKP IT ON HAND. f idi cine-chest on hoard shipshouldalso be well ih this capital remedy, as - ' ' SCURVY T iet those who take it, or ; long resist its vigor *L impurities of thtv Biood vanish before >ld rehes.of early imprudence invariably dis >n after being submitted to its action. ; KvCrv 31 the stomach is broken by it. The Hitters instance, failed to cure Jaundice, General uiil/verj' disorirnni/otion of [ THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. By neglecting the little* inroads made upon tbe lattcr, a vast portumiof ourtcllnw-hcinirs are rentfered extremely miserable—£o miserable, indeed, that they wish to die. Every bottle of Dr. Wood's “Sarsaparilla and WT!d. Cherry Bitters* contains a modicum of joy mid content tor each otj those anxious and imprudent sufferer*. Re member that an injudicious rise oftnercury'isivevltably productive pf many evils which arc put to flight by this glorious mid unsurpassable compound; and that afflic oiis which [are in every fW of the biliai tionaJJy biliq ble. nmi cxc health tbrou pines* aud UCGUTTO'KE Kverv me stacked wit] cannot tiffin o»w asAnuJtisi it, mul the ol appear, sooi complaint q] have, in no u Dkqiuty ? tut inny spocdil. cy. As n m from the tinmly a delicate to the tonfiiwdantidtspairinghi. vali/l, no equal is to be found for it. It would be well to l>«*ar tn miiul Uiot prevention is infinitely more desirable y,\ un cu ™» f ntJ that. Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry Butch ARE BOTH: Put up in bottles, three or four times larger than Bris tol's or Snndfs. for the same price—Sl per bottle. WYATT jt'KEECHUAt, 121 Folton-st., N. Y., whole sale acettU. I Sold m Pittabunrh. at ‘ p :. 8- 'SAWYER'S HEALTH .DfePOT of Valmi.le Medicines. Smithfiehl. between Third oml Fourth suL jutd at WIIiLIAM THORN’S Drug store, Market st. sep2-dGm-wl2in . /~lIfl>TESe lj growth. I Cream, wliei eles of the l harsh, thin, i tions will mii liful. lively its liveliness preparations thin, or has Cream. Kv< twin?? oils on Uie Chinese not injure t! henutify it, stance. For ic^tiinc; lowiug ItIUC: Hemlcrshott Southern Sla Lftur of At Messrs. Hi pleasure in a< preparation < - J'i - ..."V.-.JIUII V. ietlf/lj tv >. about two y rars ngo my hair was very dry, bristly, and disposed to come out; but having procured n bottle oftlic Cream, and used it according to the prescription, it is now clastic, soft, and firm to the head.' Many balsams and oils were applied, each leaving my hair in a worse state than before. iTlus Cream, !hbwever, : has met my expec tations. I ‘ As an article for the toilet, mv wife gives it preference over nil others, being delicately perfumed and not dis posed to rancidity. The Indies, especially, will find the Chinese Crea n to be a desideratam- in their preparations for the toilet. Respectfully, &c., >’ R. CALDWELL. Pulaski. Ja tuaiy 7,1617. ff7*Sold vfholesnle and retail, in Pittsburgh, by John M. Townsem .45 Market st. ? and Joel Mohlcr. cornier of Wood and Fi th sts. jelo-d&w-ly Ladies nr red Chnl rionsit is totli yellow, and « pared chalk! quantity of 1c table article, It is perfectly qualities, and alabaster, cle as a cosmetic Dr. James setts, says: u I find it poss the some linn can conscicn rcuuiresbeautifying.”.', Price2s cents a box. Directions —the best wi y to apply Lilly White,: is with soft leather or wool—the former is preferable. A fixe set ok Teeth foe 25 cexts. —"White teeth, (mil breath. I euilhy glints. Yellow ami unhealthy teeth, after being oice or twice with'Jones* Amber Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the most.behnliful ivory, ami. at the same time it is so! perfectly innocent and exquisitely flue, that its coilstant'aaiiy use is highly advantageous, even to. those teeth that arc in good cornu* tion. giving them a beautiful polish,! and preventing a premature decay. : Those alrendy. decayed it prevents from becoming worse—it also fastens such as is becoming loose, mid by perseverance it will renderthe foulest teeth delicately white; and .moke the breath'deliciously sweet. Price 25 or cents a box. AH the above are sold only at *2 Chatham sl~ sign of the Amerieau Eagle, New. York, and by the appointed Agculs whose numes appear in. the next colmnn.f _ * Wijul you aiAUUTj and get a rich husband, lady ? <c Yonr face is your jfortanc.” fs’t beautiful,; clear, fair? Is it white? If not,it can be made so oven though it be vel low, dlsfigurdd, sunburnt, tanned dml : freckled. .Thous ands have been made thus who have washed.'once or twice with Junes’ Italian Chemical Soap. The effect is glorious mid me Jones' S< Chatham stre Ring-worm Itch, are ofte when every pimples, free! the American this seldom 01 - Sold at Jac of the Big -lit American oil—-tiie great remedy op na- TURE--rProcnrcd from a well in Kentucky, 185 feet hclow the ein th’s surface. This Oil willbe fouud vastly superior to E arlem, British, or any oilier formerly popu lar Oils.. Its curative properties for'the.following ali ments are trUy wonderful:: Infiaraatory rheumatism, •whooping-coi gh, phthisic, coughs, colds, spasms, tetter! erysipelas, scald head, croup, inflammatory sore throat! liver complai it, inflamraaliou.of-the kidneys, pains in tlie brdaat, side a id back, diseases of tbAspine, piles, heart burn, diseases of the hip joint, inflamed sore cyes, deaf ness, and ear ache, worms, tooth ache, sprains, strains, cuts, ulcers, cancer, fever, sorest sb cent* per bottle. .Sold whdlesaleandretail hv street, Pittsbnrah. Theme boot stands in the dorTr-way. S l H laCe ‘ n '““ bUrgl " yhel ® l)la olam ™ cau b"X - Cii'TiON.— n order.to be sure of obtaining; llie genuine, purcliaw onlyof tbo general agcht for Weslern Pennsyl vania, \V m, J ickson,B9 Liberty street, or tbrongb siui .Ageiiisnppoi i.tedby him for its sain, each of whom wiU p avu ? show hill and general directions in pampbloLforih cpulaiuing th i namos and address ofithe Proprietor and General Agcdt of ;Wcstern Pennsylvania, as iollows: Dr. Ball & Co,, proprietor, Kentucky, . . *Jackson,.General Agent for,.Western Pennsylva m;H £9 Pittsburgh, to whom all orders must pnaddressed* ; i i Bachjbotiie is enclosed in one of tbe-aboyc; named Painpi Acts, and tneuume of Wima'ih:JacJts*t,tiao j general and only wholesale ngentfor Western Pfchrreyl-; vaniu,Vlirih\td.ou.'ih6 dhtside of the label. : 1 " oeb?97 ’ H>o Whole, Halve*, Qaar- Urnndy, Wines, Gins, &c., uids, grades, anti vintages . ... .. . ~.. .':_,..!:,-.•-!:. - . -- T. , .. , .'1,•;7': "..,-P•,::',•,-.:::.;, A «... ■ r -i ■-“A? •'A-'.* r '.''! ''A'-’. •' -:;rj: "'. f z:** ~ i-'K *.•’+* -_ F ~ oviiiorleTXWzgi.Weif: hereditary; ly nnd safely be shuffled off throngh jts ngen tbdtcnte which must benefit EVERYBODY. :|HAIR CREAM—A matchless nrilclc for [beauty, and restoration of the Hair. This once known, will supercede all other arti-. ptnd now in use. Where the hair is unhealthy, uor turninggrey. a few applica te the hair soft and dark, and give it an can ippeirmuce; ami will also make it maintain i and healthy color, twice as long as all the s that are generally used. Where the hair is i fallen off, it .may he restored by using this ‘ n- Indy nnd gentleman who is in the hubit of i their hairshould at once purchase ahotticof Hair Cream, as it is so composed that it.will Fe hair like’tho other preparations, but will u«d give perfect satisfaction in every ia- ny to ilft very superior qnaliiies, see the fol ; from the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to Mesrrs. k Stretch, NushvUJo, general agents for the Rev. R. Cold t cell, Pastor of the Presbyterian ' 'Church, Pulaski, NOESBifQTT & Sthktcu : Gentlemen—T take lilinjrmy testimony in favor of the excellent failed l)r. Parish's Chinese Hair Cream; for. •c cautioned against using Common Prepa c: They are not aware bow frightfully inju cskin ! how coarse, how rough, how sallow, nhealihy the skin appears alter using pre- Besides it is injurious,'containing a large ad! We have prepared a beautiful TCge vhich wccall Jones 1 Spanish Lilly While, innocent, being puriCed of all dcloterious it imparts to the skin a natural, healthy* nr, lively white; at the,sumo time acting on the skin, making it soft and smooth. \nderson, Practical- Chemist of Massachu- After analysing Jones 1 Spanish' Lilly White, :sses the mosi beauliful and nUturai, and at Innocent,, white I ever saw. I certainly lously recommend it.«t use to all whose skin nagnificcnt. But be sure you gel tbe genu inpj Ut the sign of the American Eagle, &2 , Salt-rheum, Scurvoy, Erysipelas, Barber’s i cared by Joucs’ Italian Chemical Soap, rind of remedy has failbd. That it cures lies, and clears the skin] all know, Sohl at Eagle, 85 Chatham street. Mind, redder, never fails. • C. INGLIS, Jr., Patterson. :sos's 80 Liberty st., head of Wood, 1 Sign of ot- t . , . . ~ ij , novi#..' t:... : _ .•.-1- 1 -.."), , ,' : ._,;.,.: . : - , , ,r.'. - *:, - ,,:• Irif - #l:4;g 7 f i" • '• , , SUGAII C6ATED VBGISTABIjB PURfi ATtviaipi 1.1. g, ARE universally admitted to operate, -not only o»an rffectual preventive, but as b'nertr.fyiling ail diseases which can affect the hmnaafrtme.jHeed nche. Indigestion, .Rhcumatisinj riles. Scunnr, Dropsy,’ Small Pox, Cholera Morbus, Worm's, whooping Cough, Consumption." JauridHc,' QuihioWScnslnjina„ , tjTcr Com plaint, Apoplexy, Cancers, jMeasles,.BalV-Rheuin,*J?ils, Henrtburii.GidainCßi, Eiysipelas, Deafness,Mtehirjgii of the Slti»,Coldr. GoutGrhvel, Pains-in.lhe Weakness. Palpitation of the Heart. Risings Asthma, Fevers of all kinds, FenlaJeComplaints, Seiches in the' Sidd. Spitting- of JRhod, SorcEyes, Scrohda r Stj Anthony’s Fire. Lowness Of Spirits, Flooding, FUjoT,Alj bus or whites, Griped King’s Evil, Lockjaw, Hysteria Pile on the Stomach, and all bilious affections, Swelled Feet - and'Legs, Swine Pox,.White Swelling*, Trcmdr*, Tumors. Ulcers* VomitUig-Hand aliostpf others bane successfully and repeatedly, been vaiujuisued.liy heir all-powerful arm. , _ They have been knoycu to effect permanent cures when all other, remedies.hod provod unovaiUhtr,’nhd'futhe-last stages of tUscasc. .• They have in many cazcs suptrseded lhe prnetlptlminll of the most eminent physicians, i iiid received besides tlieir unqualified commendation.- • j : - ■ ! : They have been frequently .rccpinmcnccd by men of tlie most distinguished characters throughout’ihe lnud,ond been sanctidticd lit. Europe by Noblen)cn, and Frihcct of royal blood. ■’ ' They have been'introduced iiito the'Hospitals of Edin-' burgh, Paris, and Vicuna, and Utrojugh the dmnterested exertionsof onr Foreigti;Ambassadors, they have recei ved the. favorable commendation of the Krhpetof tif Rus sia. and.of hia-CclesUal'i\tttjesty>of the Chinese' Scarcely a Packet vessel of- tniy repufe saOV?fo& the port of New York, without tin abundant supply of tfifr ! SICK'MAN’S NEVER FALLING FRIEND. -*' fTp* Agencies have been 'established hi all the jrmreiphl • Cities in the Union, and applications are constantly reach ing ns from almost numberless villages in every section ot the. country. TestimoniiUs of their marvellous efleets rure pouring in from all quarters—tind in snch : nembeti that we have not tiino to read one half of them. Wtoai stroiiger or more coHelusivc'evidehce than these import ant facts can,the nwst sceptical desired Is it possible;dial tlic many thousands who have'tried CLICKENKR ,i $ TILLS, can be deceiy.ed in their results! If any btiposi' turc orquackery existed, would it not Ipn g.agohave beeii held up, os it should be, to the scorii aniT ’derision’ of -h justly offeuded community. ' . Remember.' Dr. C. WClickdiier is the original ventor of Sugar Coated Till*; and that nothing oftbesori was ever heard of, until ho introduced themin Jone^lB43l Purchasers should, therefore,-nlwoys ask for Clickener’s Sugar Coaled VegelableF-ijls, qnd ta.ke.up other, or they will be made theyietilhs'of hfraud;_ PRIC&-S5 CEISTS PEiTTBpX."*" Dr. Clic'kener’s principal office for the sale of pills, is CO Vcscy st„ YoTk." - war. JACKSON, 89 btrrgh, PavGenerat-Agent lor Western Tepnsylvpma, Northern Oliio, and the River Counties of Virginia.■ The following are Dr. Clickener’s tialy' appointed; A* gents for Allegheny co. t Ta. ‘ -••• \VM. JACKSON, (principal) £9 labcrty oT Wood. . ' ’ A. M. Marshall,.Allegheny City. ' Jonathan Ghriest, Manchester; C. Townsend A Co., Jno. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham. Juo. H. Casscl, Penn ist, ' Andrew S. Getty, Wylie st. Robert Williams, Artliursville. * . JU 11. Uenuugray, South Ward. Win. J. Smiut, Temperancevillc. Jerertiinb Fleming, LawrenceYille. Daniel Neeley, East Liberty.. c Edward Thompson, Wtlkmsburgh. * Thomas’ Aikin Sbarpsburgh. G. H. Starr, Sewickley. : • . Samuel Springer, Clinton . j. James M’Kee, StewartJhown. •• ■' a John Black, Turtle Creek. ■■'r ~r. i G. I’, Diehl, Elizabeth. Riley M-Laugldin, Plumb Township.- .J. Jones, Bakcrstown. * , '<* 1*61017, McKeesport. . my!7 1 “TT IS THE BEST COUGH MEtylCftfE'l Wyljtf X USED. V —This 'was expressed' w , 6ur , liehiiii£>y<ra~ terday, by an intelligent gentleman, who.had used;buy aboutemo Linlfof a bottle of-Dr. }Vittatcrs.tirieiitfU CqusH Mixture, before he was entirely ecreti. Cotne amt get n bottle of it, and if the most obstinate cough or colfl doe* not disappear by its'use’/ your money-will be refrhtded. Compounded as it is, of the most eflectivc v though.,harpi*? less nnd-plensaut reniediesjits:nßc for years, lias, ilor Ia ; deed can it, fail to give entire satisfaction. . ’' r ' t For sale, wholesale and retail, by ' HAYS £ BROCKWA Y. f Liberty street, near Cairn) Basin. ' WILLIAM' FLEMING. . . Lawrencevilhx Sold also "by cell BROWNSVILLE WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT Fayette county, fa.' 1 • • : TIJE friend* of Hydiopathy.—alsd, thepublic In gene ral,—are respectfully informed. -thni this'establish ment built.expressly. for the purpose. has now beeiriii successful operation since August, 1547 ; . - ' ' • Tlie building is. 70 feet by 30, two stories high, mid wifi comfortably- accommodate twenty-five patients,—cvefy room is well ventilated, arid neatly furnished The sleep ing, bathing. and ‘dressing rooms, for ludies, are os entire ly separated from those of tlie gentlemen. as.if in'differ ent buildings; also, separate parlors. l The bathing-rooma. are famished with all.the iiecossarylmihsior undergoing a successful treatment. . .V." Numerous pure soft-water spring* srirromirl the lisliraeur; pleasant and. retired wulksamoug the riefgTi~ ,boring lulls are abundant,, ami die exertion, of reaching, die summit, is amply repaid by tlic beamiihl vicws a most picturesque country.,. ... •/\./,1 'V; DR. BAELZ, the Proprietor, who resides in the esfe&i lishmcnt, has had several years? experience in thiapopu lar mpdc of-practice: and, early in the ensuing summefc expects to be joined ny DR.’MaSON; Fellow of theißby ol College of Sargeous, I*ondon; ■wh6.is now vi«itintrilfi> best establishments in England, i 1 ' /r f*j The Establishment has been, ‘so for/ well, patroniredf and uo pains will be spared to make it as comfortable* and agreeable to invalids a? the system will admit ofv ? ' The Verms are as follows: ; Tor patients, SO per week,- to be paid weekly* > -Very feeble patients-are required to bring their owi* nurses'; board can be had for them, in the Establishments at §2per week. •. ■-■ t- ••/■ ... Each pntienl is required tobringthe followiugattiplcs? Two linen or cotton sheets, two'woollen blankets, six; coarse towels, either threc-comfortables or a light fcathei bed;.likewise, an old listen, and flannel sheet, for bamL. ages,and one iiijccliou instrument. • -• ’ ’fhe following diseases ore successfully treated: ,**. Fevers. lutenriilliug do., or Ague; liifliimmntiohbflhe’ Lungs, fetomach..Bowels, Liver, Spleen, and;Kidrieys'i Dyspepsia; Asthma;' Rheumatism, acute and chrome? Sciatica, arid Lumbago; Goriorrham; Primary aiid ScS condary Syphilis:, Scrofula; Nervous Diseases; Pariiat Paralysis; Neuralgia; Sick Headache; Palpitation of thef Heart; Hypochondriasis; Dropsy ; Jaundice; Habitual Cosuveness; DvKriiunTrcmensj Spasms oif tlte Stomach' and Bowels: Spinal AfTectioris; Chtpmc.DysOiiieryv or Dmrrlnra; Tetter, Ringworm, Soald Ilead.’&e. - • - Female Diseases, as—Prolapsns Uteri, of bearingdown of the womb. Excessive, painful, fluid! obstructed mem surauon. . . feb.>vrGta r , Rheumatism, gout, and. tic doloreux*- A respectable gentleman called at our office, as ite said, to inform tut that he-had been afflicted for 15 years, with Rheumatism or-Gout, -and occasionally .with Tied Doloreux; that he had been frequently confinedtohis room (or months tdgelSfr,'aild often suffered the nipst iii tense and excruciating pain, but that lately he hnO- beeri using from which be found themoaisne* nal and unexpected relief. He says be found the medl- ! cine very pleasaut and epective, arid ihat he now ; siders himself perfectly cured.— Pkiladdphid Nirrth AmbU teqn . , .. . • v — -•- * a;..-. A Fact Worth Kxowyd.—A!gchtlcman of Scrofuliraa habit, from indiscretion in his younger days,’ Ifo'caftie aG reeled with Ulcerations in the Throat and Nose; and'a disagreeable eruption .of the' Skin; Indeed, his whole system bore the marks of being sathirated with diseoshl One hand and wrist were so much affected that he had lost theiue ot the |mnd, every, pan being covered with deep, painful, and offensive ulcers.' arid were as hollow and porous as au honey-comb. It was at this stage ofLii complaint, when depth-appeared inevitable from aloaU some disease, thnt-he commenced the use of Jayne’s Aim ie naive, .and haying taken sixteen bottles, is now perfect ly cured. ’ -. '•••• “• - The Abcratiyc operates through the cirriulatibn, ant! ponies the blood and eradicates disease from the wherever located, and the numerous cures it' hosiphls formed iii diseases of the .skin, cancer, scrofula, rontk. It/* F ? r ,ilein Pittsburgh) aithe PJ3KE4 TEASTOREi /2 fcourth street.:.. • . ,^ r .- .'fT/r :?OUG‘h;' SPITTING' OF ‘ ASTHMA, Ac.—To Coxsuxptivxs, rour-fifuis of you are . really, suffering from neglectea couia, or, an : obstruction and consequent inflamaiion of' the delicate lining of tliose tubes through which! the .din we breathe is distnbutedio iho lung*. ; This obstrncdoa, protluccs pain arid soreness, hoarseness, cough, difficultv ot breathing, hectic fever, and n spitting of blood, mutter or phlegm, winch finally exhausts the strength of the pa tient—and-death ensues. JAYNES’ EXPECTORANT never fails to romove this obstruction, and produces the most pleasing and hnppy results. It w cenain. iu usef-' fects, and cannot fail to relieve. For sale in-Pittsburgh at the PekinTca Store, 72F<mftlL st, near AVood. r ... . .... * -janB^ LOUGH....MEDICINEIN THR wnnr.ip>>- , Jp AnoUmr evidence of iho superiority of 2>r-~WU overall others. Read the foltowinl? certificate irom a respectable citizen of the Fifth AVrird?; witlTa Vdry seri M a p f ° r of ? T f?rrniedirtiiewhiSli I.liad been niutg. 'lm &:BtofckWayVDni2; E't g.tiqttK.Ot •Sr/mtcrd-i- Orimwt Gh«£ Kr tnj great surprise. refitfVcd me very nmch r after taking- only;two or three doses, andfbeforib l bad nsedr otic bottle; I was edllrcly cured. I wassomrieb: pleased with its effects; that I halve' brought other* it, and shall continue to recommend it to my friends,' as I' firmly believe it.tobethe best 'Cough &Udictne in the worldfi '••• • . “AxuKgyrM’CAißßy^y Try-u—only, 2s cents alloulo., >--SoM;by >•:■•,; jf : A; BROclbjfriy^t^ . No.-D, Liberty street, near Carialßasgis/, Sold also by- • • • J. • riovlO •• ■. . Lawrenceyille. r T>ALM OF COLUMBIA.—Hiiir ihe Baldamt Jl Grey. —lfyou wisha rich, luxurious hcaidofharr;fire from dandruff ond:scarf, danot tail io r procure the genuine Balsam of Columbia.; "& cases of baldness, itwiliiridro than exceed your expectation*.. Many who have 'lomt their hair for twenty years have hod it xystored to its giual perfec rioii by the use of this. Balsam. Age, state,'or condition, i;ppears.tb be no whatever. It.also; causes Mio fluid to£ow widiwhi.ahthe delicate hair tube, is filled, by which mean's thousands, whose hair was gtey as the Asiatic eagle, have .h&ff.,their hair restored to ita natural color, by the use of-this invaluable remedy In all,cases,of feyerit will be found one of the most pleasant washes that can be used. A few-applicatioas «nly ore necessary to keep the hair from falling out. Itafterictheas tlio roots, it never foils,to impart a rich, glossy cnee; and, os a perfume for the toilet, it is unequalledrit holds three times as other miscalled Hair Rcstor ativcß, anil is more effecmnl. The : genuine manafac-: York on . y^ y , Com ”' <^l)c * Son,ai Coimlamlt-aucot, Jfew - Sold- onljr'gcnirine-in-Hnsbiirgli: by Wsr. j.ciutt. 8» y h in Oannotubureh 1 , by Bt"Vo*«U; Vinrinio; • -P C ;,."S ;;; .! >■ i‘/\ ■ ■ _■- >. •>./•., r-**,•* i * - - { ' V. .-r *' ’ s *:,.7 Y- - % * BERM WISP Is 7: l;.- : : V,'.>V- : ‘, 'N : V’| ".^'; %'f t -&%*£■£* /• > v v
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