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TO atenedin-
VIIKIOIIof Western Penns. by Col Swill, with
16.600 men, notwithatanding which., J. M.
While II coronae M sell clothing cheaper than any
haltheretnfore been offrred in the Western country, hay
ing the largest establishment in the city, fronting on Lib
any mod pixth att: Ito le now prepared to show to his
numerous patrons the greatest winery of cloths, t assi
meres„veatings, and clothing of all descriptions, suitable
for the approaching season, thathas ever been offered- id
this market, to which all can hare the Right of Way.--
Observe the Corner. No: 107. Liberty and Sizth sts.
mares J. M. WRITE, tAII.OII, Proprietor.
64 VELLING OFF LOW FOR CAtill."-,Winter
'thing of every description. such as cloaks, over
coats, Superfine blanket. Beaver, Pilot and heavy broad
cloths, superfine cloth, dress, and frock coats; a large as
sorunent of tweed, sack and-frock coats.
Cloth, less; mere, and satinett pantaloons; also, a gen
eral 1113813TIMMIllt of. vests: plain and fancy velvet, cloth.
cassintere and fancy woolen, and plaid enssitnere, with
a great variety of superfine Irish Intel', trimmed shirts,
under shirWatock: cottiferts *and all other arti
cles ihih r et!lothitt line, which will be sold low for Cash.
'Furthastris will:find it touch to their advantage to call
tootf.'at a 9 I,iberiy street. • _ P. DELANY
N.; It .A. complete assortment of goods, seizable fox
Ciiitomer work; alwayet on hand, such as English, French
antFAMerican cloths, and ettssimeres also a choice as
sOrifitent Of' seasonable vestings—all of which will be
nusdeitO order iu , the latest styles, and on the most ac
commodating terms. , janl2-daw
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rE I y I GIXIBS,• NEW GOODS.—Received at the Iron
1111-:.•:Ci!y Clothing Store. a splendid assortment of Cloths,
consisting of fine French. I-mglish and American Plain,
-- till& and 'fancy Cassiinercs, of the most modern styles ;
fine figured Cashmere Vestings. Silk Velvet, Plain and
Fancy Satins—all of which we will mske up at the most
reasonable prices, in a durable and fashionable style.
• Reads! mimic Clothing. of all descriptions; Lady's
Cloaks' of the most fashionable patterns. Neck and
P.ocket lldkfs., Suspenders, Bosoms, Shirt Collars, and
_ on ry miracle usually . kept in a Clothing Mute.. Cmintry
--Merohariti, before purchasing elsewhere, Ntiilt (lila it to
their advantage to call . at the Iron City Clothing Store,
1C0.132 Liberty street, immediately opposite the mouth
' of Market. • Ictetlft4ll C. MT LOSKEY.
• Clothing ; Clothing ti C *thing 1 t
The Three Big Doers vs. The Western World ! !
•
• 150 000 imd
NVE e LL SELECTED GARMENTS now
and ready to be offered on the
most liberal terms to my old customers and the public in
rtneraL -The rroprictor of, this far-famed and extensive
- establishment has now, after returning from the Eastern
cities,atmuch trouble and expense, Just completed his
WI and winter arrangements to supply his thousands of
• Customers with one of the most desirable stocks of Clo
thing that has ever been offered in this or any other mar
, ket west of ti.o" mountains. For neatness 111 style and
Workmanship, combined with the very low price which
thayerill be sold for, must certainly render the old unri
valled Three Big Doors one of the greatest attractions of
the western country. It is gratifying to me to be able to
'neonate to my numerous friends 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,' can keep time with the constant rush that is
made on this - establishment. It is a melt established
famobat my sales are cignt or ten times larger than any
other house-t,t the trade, and this being the case on the
amount sold, I can nifrod to sell at much less profit than
ethers 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 beginning of next
year; coining to this conclusion. I will make it the inter
est of every man, who wants a cheep winter suit, to call
' and purchase at the Three Big Doors.
coot2l-41ikw JOHN Itt'CLOSKEY.
CAN'T BE' BEAT!--J. M. White has just received at
his large establishment, fronting on Liberty and 6th
streets, a splendid assortment of TWEEDS for summer:
also, Lauperior lot of French Satin VV.:STINGS, all of
which he is ready to make up in the latest fashion and
on the most reasonable terms as usual. Observe the
comer,. No. 167 Liberty and Sixth streets.
myl4. .1. :IL Tailor, Proprietor.
TINBLESIIING I)IPUDENCE.—From a published
~ c ard of M'Calniont & Bond. of Philadelphia. the
public would be led to believe that we have been claim
=There wc had no right to. That " they have
adosome time since. the exclusive agency aye
- tem," and that we have right to claim - exclusive privil
ups with tkeir teas." I never pretended to sell the teas
Of.tbis Onerous eonuern. I have been selling the teas of
the New York Pekin Tea Company for the lest two
York
as the public. are aware, and have been to N e
• 3 lork four times in that time, and never heard of this new
• eoneernAntil lately but as ICOdi dealers.
- The ma business of ISPCallmont & Bond is about eight
- _Stlllnithiold, and their assumption of the Pekin Tea Com
paq's name is because a name is open for any man or
Herm to assume; but the fact intended to imply thereby,
that they haft any connection with the so called and
welltnown' Pekin Tea Company of New York: is
X ii t e e, they having been dented even an agency in
for the New York Company, that Company
having refused even thus far to confide in them.
- know not what kind of wool they keep, nor what kind
of tells; I am only certain that they keep or obtain none
of the Pekin Tea Company's of New York.
Any person reading this card will see the gross deceri
.
ttentthey wish to practice on the public, and to the injury
of,katbusiness. 3rCallutont & Bond are wool dealer;
-
in-rbillideria, and have sent an agent out here to pull
•
'roamer. !eyes of some of our grrea citizens. Look
sintfor thetittick sheep. Inovl9] ALEX. JAYNES.
• V BOOKS! NEW BOOKS:'—The Convict. or
! • 'the Ilypocrite *unmasked. br.G. P. IL James, Egg..
-Malt Ashore, by T. Howard, author of Ratlin the Reefer,
1114111rtu* of the Fallen, by Curtis. author of Black Plumed
, Tbstllibmsc: . Figure the Lady of the Green and
SlOo t by 1, axles Carey, of the U. S. :stay::.
IfiedZandies Bride, or tite of Saxony. by Louisa
:Ziope amber Of "Striking Likenesses," etc.
"'Lamina Lynmore. and Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge ;by
MINI Leslie.
.Lcmdon Quarterly Review.
- Beloit Magazine for December.
:Life of Joseph T. Bare—a large supply.'
''ibe'Sfluiceirvering Mother, by the author of " History
*The Wilfulneia, of Woman, by the same author.
• ;The Old Commodore, by E. Ifowartl.
- lennette Alison, or the Young Strawberry Girl—n tale
ofthe .Sea and Shore: by Ingraham.
7 Elam; or Daylighk a prize tale; by J. S. Robb.
`-Sir Rowland Ashton, 3 voh ; by Lady C. Long.
'The 'Splendor of Versailles, and Court of Louie the
-,; --Filierers. Personified, Nos. 9 and 10.
;Rural Cemeteries of America, part 9:
ISeparinee. -Newspapers, etc.
• VLondon Poach and Pictorial Times, per last steamers.
'lllrothet Jonedhan, - Philadelphia Courier, and Yankee
Doodle Pictoria/s. For sale by W. S. CALDWELL
r-doe 9 3d street. opposite the Post Othce.
'No. 4.
airier. Melly Budges OP New Book. for 1813.
i
.1 1 m ilPHAN'a DRAWING BOOK, No. 2.
Glisidon's Ancient Egypt, new edition.
Nineteenth Century,. a new Quarterly.
Chamber's Miscellany, No.ll ;lull setts on band.
aolvelS of the Queens of England, by Agues titrickland,
vol. XI.
,The Market Queen. or the Wife's Stratagem.
,litaaconna, a Ws of the Revolution.
alktor. for. the •People, No. 2, superior to No. 1.
.411 e Ariel or life on board an Indinman, new supply.
Eubanks Hydraulics, No. 2—full send on hand.
:',..pt ai s Personified, No. 10, do do;
. N k.os. 36 37, do do;
nionlJdagaztne, for February, do do .
National do. do do do:
Grithanes do. do do do;
-Godley's' Lady , * Book for Feb'y, do do;
Link's Living Age, No, 193, do do;
fttna4so 11P:
Bernatkable Events in the History of America, by J.
174 1 A. L: D. •
CIA Phrenological .Tournal for January. Sub
- prim, received: „
Jenagye, an Autobiogtophy, by Currer Bell:
...141sLotthe_Pairics. a Christmas tale, by James.
Editdratih.Phrenological Journal and Magazine.
Vas CoMptest of California and New Mexico, by the
Losoisalg: the United States, in years 11416 and 1847, by Jas.
Illtithion Cutts, with engravings, plans of battles, &c.
A,Tottru in kthe River SaguenayLower Canada, by
Charles j.iititztan, author of A Summer in the Wilder.
I Miiielectic Magazine for January. Furnished to sub.
sieribens by the year, or sohLby the motile number.
(NovrAuidThen, by the bother of Ten Thousands Year.
WeVerly Novels. cheap form, new supply.
The above works are for sale by un3ll M. P. MORSE.
TT -IS , NOW .ADMITTED, by. Panthologists, that no
i. riggiuntal temperament, complexion, constitution, or form
of body, cottfers complete immunity from hereditary dis
ease —thauSsssf!rks, Consymp lion, and other affections,
having siintianty of origin, occur in all, although obser
vation convinces.us.t* individuals and families, posses
tyg_certain cherseteristies, are more frequently the sub
jectof these maladies than others. These diseases ate a
morbid condition of the whole system of nutrition—their
prodacts being_but the effectsof =alteration of the blood
LiNl . ?=etions—the 'alters, abscesses, enlarged glands,
nen, - flre., being merely attendant phenomena.
Th - 711.11118 exists prior to the 'phenomena, and must be
destroyed before perfect health can be established. This
nullttleAtnie by using Dr. KELLER'S PANACEA, the
Inall.tenala remedy tor diseases arising from an impure
stares& the blood amt system of nutrition ' ever presented
to the afflicted. Price 81. pint bottles. Call and get a
pamphlet
For saleity:' ' JOEL MOIILER, Druggist,
jan27-Im N. W. comer of Wood and MU) sts.
sat is the best Cough Medicine I ever Sew."
READ the folloviing" proof of the superiority or Dr. Wil
lard's Oricutot Cough Mixture, frorn a respectable cit
izen, who has triediv
Mmes. Mors Ilt.Etnoextver—After laboring for several
weeks tinder the disadvantages of a harassing' cough and
<most distressing cold, which had, thus far, resisted the ef
fects of several ofshet.infallibles:" 1 was induced to pnr
chase a bottle of.your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give
ice fair WO. To ray great surlmise. - alter using only one
6igirAlf3h•f.bottlis I found myself- entirely wolL "It is the
best medicine / ersersaw.” _
True cop'. • "' - • JOIIN
• Soldiy-lIATS "-tk . fIitCWKWAY. Druggists. Cominer-
Cita Row; Liberty street, near ennui. junB
.
. 'llenow-Ware tasting& ...
. ' itilisiTislfing our city for the purpose of
r c
~„„,,,...nt their Spin supplies of Hollow-ware
Castings', will find a very heavy stock, and an
veNtriety itif patterns and . sizes in stow by us
lea CAW bo seen at °erica rehouse, Commercial Row,
street; next W. W.: Wallace's Marble , works.
Terma - and Prices favorable.
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QUIN'. MeRRIDE & Co.
- - iirPOILTANT BOOK.—The Early History of
t Winitern Pen nsylvania and of the West, and of West.
etpEspedityms and etunpaigrus: . with..au appendix. con,
=atAleftPtolus .extracts from- important Indian treaties,
QC:conferences, journals, Ac. Together with a
, o ,ijoigo,deseription of each county of Western
pemsylVallift. One tar volume, 768 pages, by 11. K.
8, --. 1116- -": , .: ..131. S. BOSWORTH & CO.,
No, 43 Market street.
— us Young ilyon; .
EASO-36 killfcliel „ „
T a eatilhozel art;
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lob chesty GunPr
- ''' 2 catty boxcei . _
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f.ii'll . 7i . nrst . Dec. 15014.47
Zransportatiot
Ihittabtzegh portable Boat Llnft,
IUOR the trainipttitittion of freight between Pittsburgh
and_the Atlantic cities, avoiding transhipments on
the way, and the consequent risk of delay, damage,
breakage and separation of goods.
PROPRIETORS:
Btianainez & Cssn. 278 Market, st.. Philadelphia.
'NAFFS & O'Cormcia, cor. Penn and Wayne sts., Pitts
burgh.
AGENTS:
Ottimeoa. & Co., North street. Baltimore.
W. & J. T. Tarscorr. 75 South street, New York.
Encouraged by inc reased business, the Proprietors have
added to and extended their arrangements daring the
winter, and are now prepared to forward freight with re
gdarity and dispatch. unsurpassed by any other Line.!
Their long experience as Carriers, the palpable superior
ity of the Portable Boat system, and the great capacity
and convenience of the warehouses at each end of the
Line. are peculiarly calculated to enable the Proprietors
to fulfil their engagements and acconunodate their cus
tomers, and confidently offering the past as a guarantee
for the future, they respectfully solic t tt continuance of
that patronage which they iloW gratefully acknowledge.
An consignments to Taaffe and O'Connor will b.:re
ceived and torwarded, Steamboat charges paid. and Bills
of Lading, transmitted free of any charge for Commission,
advancing or storage. Having no interest, directly or in
directly, tit Steamboats, the interest of the Consignors
must necessarily be their primary object in shipping west;
and they pledge themselves to forward all Goods consign
ed to them promptly, and on the most advantageous ternts
to the owners. marl-tf
Pickworttes Way Freight Line.
atkM2 1848. MUM
ECLUSIVELY for the transportation of Way Freight
between Pittsburgh, Blairsville, Johnstown, Both
ilaysburgo, Water Street, and all intermediate places.
One Boat leaves the warehouse of C. A. 3PAnulty
Co.,,Pittilburgh, every day, (except Sunders.) and ship
pers can always depend on having their goods forward
ed without delay, and at (Mantes.
This Line was formed for the special accommodation of
the way businesi. and the proprietors respectfully solicit
a liberal share of patronage.
PROPRIETORS(
JOHN Pwswontit, JOIIN MILLED, D. H. Ils-mits, RODERT
WOODS. W5l. Fuvrr.
AGENTS:
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JOHN 'MILLER. Hollidaysbtug; IL 11. CANAN, IObJIS/0W11;
C. A. M'Arcourr & Co.. ittsburgh.
REFERENCES:
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J. J. M`Devitt. John Parker, Robert Moore, Baga ej &
Smith, Pittsburgh. mare
Independent Portable Boat Line.
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FOR THETRANSP
NORTDISE, TO ATION O
AN F PR
ROMODUCE AND
F
rrrrssurtcu, PriII.ADELPIIIA A-ND BALTIMORE
107,Wrruour Tnaustursngarr....r_ll
I - 1 GODS consigned to our care will be forwarded with
-1,3" out delay, at the lowest current rates. Bills of La
ding transmitted. and all instructions promptly attended
to, flee from any extra charge for storage or. commission.
Address, or apply to r. A. AI'ANULTY .1c Co.,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh. Ps.
5T012.1.G 1
HAVING a very large and commodious Warehouse,
we are prepared to receive, lin addition to freight for
shipment.) a large amount of Produce. &r.. on Sior%!e at
low rates. (marts) C. A. &VA-NULTY & Co.
ORFX-NE & CO.'S EXPRESS
Increased Speed and Reduced Rates 1
Vt - INn3t AICIUNGE3IWCTS.
Fr HE Public arc informed that .the Philadelphia and
Flaltimore Railroad Compaq have commenced run
ning their cars at 4 r. 31.. from Philadelphia to Baltimore,
by which arranFernent we are enabled fo forward our
Expresa goods irons Philadelphia to Pittsburgh in the un
parallelled short time of two days. Goods leaving Phila
delphia at 4. r. st., will arrive at Pittsburgh in the evening
Brownsville Bout of the wand day. We have also re
duced the rates on small packages 25 per cent. on the
former charge.
Express starts every day, Sundays rx<riatd.
GREEN} At CO.
R. G. VICKERY, Agrm.
St. Churles iloicl
Connell*. Magical Pain Extractor.
I T is now conceded by medical men that Connell's
Magical Pain Extractor, manufactured by Comstock
& Co.. _I Courtland st.. New York. is the greatest won
der of the 19th censure. Its effects are truly miraculous.
All pains are removed from barna, scalds, &c, and all
external sores, in a 11w minutes after its application;
healing the same on the most delicate skin. leaving tin
scar. It in equally beneficial in all kinds of inflammato
ry diseases. such as sore Nipples and Eyes, Sprains.
Itheumatism. White Swelling and Clears. Bruises. Burns,
Chillblains, Erysipelas. Biles, Tic Doloreaux. &c. We
might add as proof to all we say. the names of ninny ent
iment physicians who use it in their practice, and hun
dreds of the clergy who praise it to their people. Kind
parent keep it eausroady on hand. in ease of accidents by
fire its may be lost without, but by its use all burns one
subject to its control. unless the vitals arc destroyed. Ca n
tion--rernember and ask for ronneif 3.razwal
tracror, manufactured by Conurrck co.. N. Y.. end take
no other.
Solt &c.-77te rfrouttle fin vs' Ltnament, is an
article more justly celebrated-as a cure for the above.
than any or all others. Its curet are almost immediate.
and it to only necessary to lot those who know the article
and Inc it with such great success. that it is to be had
true and genuine of Comstock & Co., 21 Courtlaud at.,
N. V.. sole proprietor.
Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh. Pa.. by Wis. J ACISON.
SO Liberty st. head of Wood at.; also in Washington, Pa ,
by A. Clark ; in Brownsville by Bennett & Crocker, also
by our agent in every town in Pennsylvania. Ohio, 51d
novl9.d&wtim
and Virginia.
Soldiers of the Mexican War.
'PILE subscriber having opened an office in the City of
JL Pittsburgh. in the State of Pennsylvania. for the pur
pose of procuring Land Warrants at the Seat of Govern
tnent, for the discharged Soldiers of the Regular Army,
as well as the Volunteers.who have served their country
in the present War with Mexico: informs the living, and
the representatives of the dead. that by addressing an
application to him at this City, giving the MMuc and ad
dress of the soldier, and if dead. his mprementatives, it
will receive careful and prompt attention.
Instructions and Blanks will be immediately returned
per mail to the applicant, to be executed and returned to
me at this place. The Warrant, when received, will be
immediately sent per mail to the proper owner: or it he
should prefer receiving money, I will make sale of his
Warrant to the best advantage for cash, aid make no
charge for that service.
In the event of the death of the soldier, that must be
mentioned in the loner. and the warrant w - ill issue ac
cording to the following rules: First, to his wife and
children, (if he have any.) Second, to his father; and
Third, to his mother.
Having a son in the General Land Office at Washing.
ton, and one in the Anny under General Stott, in Mexico.
the matter would receive their tempt attention, should
ae le d tt . er e s ul a t id e rees e erto sp m ee e tie o g n thethe necess ary
r he post
paid, and inclose a Five Dollor Rank Note as my com
pensation. WM. B. FOSTER.
sargnicacga:
Hon. Harmer Denny,
Hon. Walter Forward, Pittsburgh.
CoL Wm. Robinson, Jr.,
•
James Hall, Eaq.
Robert Buchanan, Esq. Cincinnati.
Irwin & Foster,
Major St. Clair Denny, Paymaster U. S. A., N. 0.
Lieut. Col. `Sam'! W. Black;
Capt. John Herron, Vol's Gen Scott's
Capt. Robert Porter, 1 •Army; Me V°.
Capt. P. N. Guthrie. Regular Army,
NV. B. F. may be found at the odice of \Vm. E. Aus
tin, Eaq., late Black & Liggett's, Burke's Buildings, 4th
street. .IY9
A. MASON & CO., Dry Goods Howe, 62 Market
Street, between Third and Fourth struts, have just
received a large supply of rich Fall Goods, comprising in
part : I? cases various styles Prints and Chintzes of Fin
ghsh, French and American manufacture ; 156 pcs rich
and desirable patterns French Ginghams, warranted in
ferior to none imported in style, mutiny and durability of
colors] 4 eases splendid Plaid goods for ladies dresses.
comprising every style for Fall and Winter wear; ca s h,
mcros, M. de Leiaea, Satin stp`d Alpaccus of various
colors i 3-4 and 4-4, black and blue black Silks. fur Man
tillas; Fancy dress Silks; black and Mode colors; M. de
Laing, all wool ; Shawls of every style and qualiiv • Can
simems, Cassinetts, Broad Cloths and Vestings; bl each-.
ed and unbleached Muslin, from 61 to Idle. per yard;
Green,Yellow, Red and White Flannels; Ticking',
Checks, striptd Shirting' ; bleached and brown Drillings,
etc. etc. All of which axe offered at wholesale and re-
tail at the very lowest cash prices.
sep3 A. A. MASON & CO.
STEW DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, Burks's Build
-1.11 in?, Fourth ANTIIONT, Daguerreo
rtntiudrimtanthtseof Pittsburgh, tecits' a w ndTh ld e necalglittrairgntOtWAn'T of
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms in
the third story of Burke's building, 4th st.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest :muted that
no pains shall be spared to produce them in the highest
perfection of the art. Our instrumenui are of the most pow
erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures udsurpassed
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public- are
solicited to call and examine.
Persons sitting for pictures are neither remarred or ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction is given.
N. B. Operators• will find this a good depot for stock
and chemicals.
Irr'lnstructiona given in the art, _containing the more
recent Improvements. jan7
ITOLIDAY PRESENTS: The Mirror of Life;
IA Christmas Blossoms;
The Gift of Friendship;
Friendship's Offering;
The Rose;
The Snow Flake:
The Christian Keepsake;
The Hyacinth:
Recital in the lives of the. Patriarch, and Prophets.
Illuminaled Gem. of Sacred Poetry;
Lip. of Love and Faith, &c., by C. IV. Redwine:
Amelia's Poems:
Tappers' Proverbial Philosophy;
Together with a laree variety of Miscellaneous, Moral
and Religious works for sale by
deetal LUKE LOOMIS. Agt
O FEMALES.--Every female should have a box of
1. Dr. Ralph's. Pills. They arc perfectly adapted to the
peculiarities of their constitution, acting with gentle mild
ness and safety its 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
plaints will be fotind the directions accompanying
each box.
For sale by
S. L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield street. near Third.
Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny City: .1. G. Smith, Bir
mbigaiii; and John .M.'Craelten, Firth Ward, Pittsburgh.
FEATIIF,RS.-.19 in'store and for sal by
pant r L. S. WATERSTAN
fmigrath;qt
' Tapeeott's General Emigration Office.
t ot
REMITTANCES and Passage tri and
l a
from Great Britain and Ireland, by W.
& 3. T. Tapscott, 75 South at.. coiner
of Maiden Lane, N. Y., and 96 Water
loo Rood, Liverpool. •
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, ate now prepared ternake errungemetits
on the most liberal terms with those desirous 01p - eying;
the passage of their friends from the Old Country; and
they flatter themselves their character and to standing
in business ,will give ample assurance that afl th eir ar
rangements will be carried out faithfully.
hlessrs. W. & J. 'l': Tapscott are long and favirably
knovin lbr the superior class. accommodation. and sailing ,
qualities of their Packet Ships. The QUEEN OF THE
NVEST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK, HOTTINGIJER,'
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL, and STDDONS. two of Which
leave each port monthly—from New York the 21st and'
26th, and from Liverpool the 6th and 11th; in addition to•
which they have arrangements with the St. George and'
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
from Liverpool every five days, being thus determined.
that their facilities shall keep pace will: their increasing
patronage: while Mr. W. Tupscott's constant personal f ,l
superintendence of the business in Liverpool is an ruldi • '
tional security that the comfort and accommodation a
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers being, as usual, estensively*ged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsb and
the Atlantic Cities, axe thereby enabled to take chargr of
and forward passengers immediately on their la:tiding,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contract for passegefrom any sea
port in Great Britairl or Ireland to. this city, the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so far inland not otherwise at;
tamable; and will, if necessary, forward passengdrit fur
ther West by the best mode of conveyance,withont any
additional charges for their trouble. Where persons
sent for decline coming out, the amount paid for passage
will be refunded in full.
REMITTANCES.
The subscribers are also prepared to . give drafts al
sight for any amount, payable at the principal cities and
towns in England, Ireland. Scotland and Walcsj .thus af
fording a safe and expeditious mode of remittal fluids
to those countries,,which persons requiring such facili
ties will find it to their interest to avail themselvea of.
Application (fib): letter, post-paid) will be promptly at•
tended to. , _ TAAFFE h O'CONNOItt
Forwarding and Commission Merchants. •
map27-d&w-ly Philadelphia.
trisßoche, Brothers, &. Co.
rif fi .
FDLTON ET., NEW You ; EDEN QUAL', •
DCDLIN; SCOTLAND ROAD, LIVERPOOL.
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Penn st. Cana' I
Basin, Pittsburgh.
Arrangements for 1848. •
R ° Er t. Live rpool sole Anzeitein:lle for
r Y
Fork BLAC K
ei,
take the liberty of announcing to their old friends, and
customers, that their arrangements for the year 1848 being,
complete, they are prepared to bring out passenters, hy
the above splendid Line, from Liverpool to New York
and Philadelphia. They refer, ,to their former course of
doing business, and assure those who entrust them with
their orders, that the same satisfaction will be rendered
as heretofore.
IC=
ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND AND WALES.
Drafts for sale, payable, on demand, at any Bank in
Ireland.
The undersigned has made arrangements to !king out
passengers tp Pittsburgh, during the present year.
feltSdass. JAMES BLAKELY. .
a t h. Passage To and From
44+ •
GREAT BRITAIN & IRIB,AND.
--- - ,
Gramost Mersa') & Sot. No. 111 Waterloo Road. Li
verpool.
C•IILIIILT.& RJPTARD. No. 5 . 2 South at.. N. Y.
'pilE Subscribers. baying accepted the Agency at this
1 city of the above well known and rcspectablM-louseig ,
are prepared to make engagements (or passengerato come
out from any part of Great Britain or Ireland. by the re.
pillar Line oil 'ricket Ships, sailing from Liverpool week.
Persona engaging with'us may rest assured Chat dick
fnends will meet with kind treatment and prompt des.
patch at Liverpool, as well as every attention necessary
on their arr. val in this country. Apply to or address
SAMUEL SPCLURKAN & CO.,
142 Liberty at., Pittsburgh.
N B.—Passages engaged here from LiverpooLto
burgh direct, and drafts for any amount forwarded. pay
able at sight. throughout the United Kingdom. jy26.ly
rifiIHARNDEN & CO.'S
r.a.
sttr_ra ER AND RINI= INCL
lIAIL & ("0 continue to bring out persons froth
any part of England. Ireland. Scotland or Wales.
_upon the roost liberal terms, with their usual punctuality.
and attention to the wants of emigrants. N't.'e do not al
low our passengers to be robbed by the swindlin4.: scamps
that infest the soa-ports. as sve take charge at them the
moment they - report themselves, and see to their t well-lie,-
ing. and despatch them without any detention by. the first
ships. We say this fearlessly, as we defy any of our
passengers to show that they were detained forty-eight
hours a us ill Liverpool. whilst thousands of others
in
detamonths until they could be sent in ,Tonic. ofd
craft. at a cheap rate, %%Inch. too frequently proved their
coffins.
We intend to perform one contracts honoribly. elgs:
•hut it may. and not act as was the case last selsort with
they offices, who either performed not at all. qr when
oiled their convenience.
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any nom from it to
1.1.000. payable at any of the Provincial 6utfls of De
land. England. Scotland and Wales.
JOSHUA ROBINSON. •
European and General -►gent, •
tanN Fifth street. one door below Wood rt
FOREIGN
REMITTANCE. REMITTANCE.
Plum Subscribers are, prepared to forward inpney tobtl
parts of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wiles, with
despatch, and RI the lowest rates.
SAMUF.I. AtCLURREN 2‘.
1.12 Libero strvet
European Agency, and Remittances to
Ireland, England, &c.
AWE and small alums of money can at till times be
J remitted by sight-dratts, ar reduced raw. in all parts
of England, Ireland. Wales, he., and Legacies. Debts.
Rents. Clams, and Property in Europe can be .collected
and recovered through the subscriber. or duiting his al.-
score from this city from October until May, on his annu
al tours to Europe. by application to //OM Site,
chant, Water street, Pittsburgh
11. KEENAN, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, and European Agent.
Pittsburgh, Pt,
P S —As H. Keenan has :men frequently troubled Mr
applicauons and letters on the business of "flerdman
Keenan," passenger agents, of New York. het .decnat it
necessary to say that he as not the Keenan of :that dint,
and has never had any connexion wlth Millar of those
persons. oc il
'Western New York College of Hea lth:
W 7 Alms ratan', BVITALO, N. V.
DR. 0. C. VAUGILN'S VEGETABLE LITHONTRIT
TIC MIXTURE.
THIS celebrated remedy is constantly increasing •ns
Lune by the making all over the world. It has now
become the only medicine for family use, andls particu
larly recommended for Dropsy all stages of this corn.
platut immediately relieved, no matter of how long stand
ing. (See pamphlet for testimony.)
Gravel, and all diseases of the urinary organs; •for
these distressing complaints it stands alone; no other ar
ticle can relieve you j and the cures testified to.vvill crin
vines the most skeptical;—(sec pamphlet.) Li'ver Cotn
plaint, Bilious Disease. Fever and Ague. To the Grkatit
West especially, and wherever these complaidts prevail,
this medicine is offered. No mineral agent, no deleteriohs
compound is a part of this mixture; it cures these diseas
es with certainty and celerity, and does not leaste the sys
tem torpid. (See pamphlet.) Piles. a complaint of a most
painful character, is immediately relieved, and ti.cure GA
lows by a few days use of this article. it is fist beyofid
any other - preparation for this disease, or for any other
disease originating from impure blood. (See kamrhl6.)
Debility of the System, Weak Back, Weakness of the
Kidneys, tic., or Intimation of the same, is inirnediately
relieved a few days use of this medicine, and a curets
always the result of its use. it stands as a certain reme
dy for such complaints, and also for derangements of the
female triune, Irregularities, Suppressions, painful men
struation. No article has ever been offered, egcept this,
which wonld touch this kind of derangements. ;ilt mayhe
aclissd upon as a sure and effective remedy; and, did we
feel permitted to do so. could give a thousand:namesits
proof of cures in thin distressing class of complaints. , .—
See pamphlet. All broken down, debilitated. - constitu
tions, from the effect of mercury, will find the bracing
power of this article to act immediately, and tlic poison
ous mineral eradicated from the system.
Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative properties of
this article rt:alyvtiteat.oon, and drive such diseases from
the system. Sete pamphlet for testimony of Mires in nll
diseases, which the limits of an advertisement , will not
permit to be named here ; Agents give them as‘y ; they
contain 22 pages of certificates of high character; and a
stronger array of proof of the virtues of &medicine, nev
er appeared. It is one of the peculiar tenures of this ar
ticle, that it never fails to benefit in any case, and if hope
and muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid nova ore, and keep taking the medicine
as long asthere is an improvement. The proprietor would
caution the public against a number of articles which
come out under the heads of SARSAPAIULLAS, Stenos, &0.,
as cures for Dropsy, Gmvel, &c. They are good for noth
ing, and concocted to gull the unwary: room,. tin= Nor.
Their inventors never thought of curing such diseases till
this article had done it. A particular study of the pamph
lets is earnestly solicited. Agents,. and all who sill the ar
ticle, are glad to circulate gratu itously. Put up in 30 oz.
bottles, at - 192; 12 oz. do. at SI each—the larger holdingt6
oz. more than the two small bottles. Look out and not
get imposed upon. Every bottle has "Vaughn's Vegeta
ble Littiontriptic Mixture," blown upon the glass, the
written signature of "G. C. Vaughn" on the direction's.
and "G. C. Vaughn, Butiklo," stamped on the,coik. None
other are genuine. •
Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and sold at the Princi
pal Office, 207 Main street. Buffalo, wholesale and retell.
No attention given to letters unless postlpaid—order
from regularly authorized dgents excepted. Post-paid let
ters, or verbal communications soliciting advice, prompt
ly attended to gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of srtiele
-132 st., N. Y.: 295 Essex st., Salem, Mass.; and
by the principal Druggists throughout the United Stasis
and Canada, as Agents. .
HAYS & BROCKWAY Agents,
No. 2. Liberty se., near Canal -Bashi.
TENITIAN IVesterrelt, and Old hnd well
V known Venitinn Blindinaker, formerly of Second
and Fonrth sts., takes this method to inform his' many
friends of the fact that his Factory is now in fall operal
don on St. Chile at., near the old Allegheny Bridge, - . Where
a constant supply of Blinds of various colors NA (malt
ides. is constantly kept on hand and at all prides, froth
twenty-cents up to suit customers. 1-
N. B. If required, Blinds will be put np so, that in case
of alarm by fire, or otherwise, they may be removed
without the aid of a screw-driver. and with the' sortie
faci tidy that any other piece of funiiture can he 'removefi,
and without any extra expense.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.—The subscriber. b)
written contract with the PERIN Tr.& Co., has the ex
clusive right to sell their Teas in Pittsburgh andAlleallos
ny cities. Any person attempting to sell their Tear
cept pmeured through me, is practicing a deception and
trawl - upon the public—end their gintementx are not RI !
tetimi . LseT 3 3 A. JAYNE.. minit
MUMS
.LYCOMING co. 11113TUArINSIIRANCE COMPANY.
tiMlESubieriber, having been appointed antl duly coin
missioned Agent of tha Lyconung County Mutual In
,surauce Company, is now prepared to receive applies;
,tioustor insurance for said Company.. This Company is,
methaps. one of the very best Insurance Companies in the
Suite or 1:Mon, having a capital of between one Mid two
.millions of dollars in premium hetes. and by-the regula
tions of the Company no risk exceeding $5,000 will be ta
ken on any one block of buildings. or on any one risk. and
ito more than, $2,500 will be taken on n'ltolling Mill.
Foundry or Furnace. Buildings in Which a stoce-pipe
possess through the side wall or roof, Cotton Factories or
Powder hlills, Manufactories of Printing Ink, and Dis
lilleries, will not be insured on tiny consideration. what
ever; and when the rate per eent.aliall be 12 or 15 inclu ,
sive, no risk will be taken over 4,000, (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 his
nilice, in the new Court House.
H. SPROUL. .kgent.
Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co.. Pa jair23-1m
Fire and Marine Insurance.
.9 1 11 E Insurance Company of North America, of Phila
. I dolphin, through its duly authorized Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insurance
on property, in this city and its vicinity, and on shipments
,by the canal and rivers.
DIRECTORS:
Arthur O. Coffin, Pres't. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry' Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith,
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas,
John White. John R. Neff.
Thomas P. Cope, Richard 1). Wood,
Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrard. Ser'y.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1791. fu cliarter is per
petual, and froin its high standing. long experience, am
ple means. and avoiding all risks of an s xtra hazardous
character. it may be considered as offering ample securi
ty to the public. MOSES ARWOOD.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones Sr. Co.. Water and .
Front sic, Pittsburgh octtß-y
The Franklin Fire Insuranie„ Company
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CIIARTER PERPETDAL.--$40 0 , 0 ( 10 paid in office
1631 Chestnut at., north sideocar Fifth. Take Insu
rance. either permanent or limited. against loss or dam
age by fire, on property and effects of every description.
in town or country, on the most reasonable terms. Ap
plication, made either personally or by letters, will be
promptly attended to. C. N. DANCKER, Prest.
C. G. BANCEVIL Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
- -
Charles N. Bancker, Jacob IL Smith.
Thomas Hart, George W. Richards,
Thomas J. Wharton, Mordecai D:
Tobias Wagner, Adolpht E. Boric,
Samuel Grant. ' . David S. Brown.
PITTSBURGH AGENCY•
- -
- -
WAnrucx Alarm. Agent, at the Exchanize Mee of
\Warrick Martin tr. Co.. corner of ad and Market stn.
Fire risks taken on buildings and their contents in
Pittsburgh. Allegheny and the surrounding country. No
marine of inland navigation rinks taken. aug4-ly
IL=
. -
KING &
Agents at Pitaileurch.fire the De/aware Martial Safety In
streanee Company of Philadelphia.
I; IRE RISKS upon Buildings and Merchandise of eve
ry description. and Marine Risks upon hulls or car
goes of vessels, taken upon the moat fa, arable terms.
Other at the warrheiltse of Ring & Holmes, on Water
st.. near Market street, Pittsburg's.
N. R. King & Finney invite the confidence and patron
age of their !Hernia and community at large to the Dela
ware M. S. Insurance Company. Os nn institution among
the moat flourishing in Philadelphia—us having a large
paid in capital, which, by the operation of its charter. is
follstolltly increasing—as yielding to each person insu
red, his due share 01 the profits cm the Conipany.
involving him in any responsibility whatever. beyond the
premium actually paid in by him; and therefore as pos
sessing the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious
(cultist. and in its moot attractive form. no v I tf
GENCY 01' '1•11E FRANKLIN FIRE INSCILANCE
COMPANY 01' PIIILADELPIA E. corner of
Third and iVooll grrcu, Pittsburgh.-11t: angel% of the
company on the tirlt of January, pubti,heti in
conformity with an act of the Penney!, imin lArgiAluture.
were
Bonds and Mortgages 9..400.(515 93
Real Estate, tit cost- 71 , 0,9C7 77
Temporary Loans, Stocks and Cush 207.199 72
Making a total of 5i10ft.6.13 4
AM - tilling certain assurance that all loges Will be
promptly net, and pis tug entire security to all who nh
tont policies from this Company. Risks when at an low
rates as are consistent with security.
ocui WARRICK MARTIN. Agent.
Insurance Agslnat Fire.
'UDE _limeiron Fire InAurae.. Compoon—ollice, No.
I 7'2 Walnut street. Philadelphia; Inciirpormed A I).
1-.ln—Charter pc rpeetual.
locates Buildings. Furniture. Merclittiltzti, and 'impor
t) generally. either in the city or country. agninst lON. or
thimapc by arc. perpetual or for limited permila, on las Or,
tII3IC. IC n11..A.
DIRECTORS:
Samuel C. Morton,
Adolphus Penes,
Ocor . ge Abbott,
Painck Brady,
John T Lescis.
John Serzrant_
‘VIIhnIn Lyarh.
"1"horn:t1/ Atilt/01M
John Wrlrh. Jr..
= , 9
. .
(Inter. for Insurance by the ni,ove rotnpnny Will he
rrerived and insurances tffern,l by thr tanciereirzed,
:went for Pittsburgh. (7P:10. l'f/CIIICAN.
.)ant.:no. 2n Wund mtrert
WE:4TERN NEW SORk
COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
No. MI, MIL , . SI 2:EXT. 81TF41.0. NI:NV DORIC
I IR. G. C. VAt - orms rigetatir Lithoureipcie .lbcr.
1.7 tisenunt for • I Came. 1 Saw. I Conquered:"
is most emphatically the case with this girlie:s. Disease
has ever yielded to its most marvellous medicinal power.
l'l'herever it has eone, and Smith -Su:erica. England,
Canada. rind the Eased Slates have provided the trots of
this statement, the above quotation its a strong mat pithy
aenteeete tells the %thole story. Invalids. the principle
upon which you are cured, may sot be known to you,
but the result of a trial is satisfactory; sun an, restored;
and the secret of the cure remains with tic proprietnr
The Medleine to a compound 0t•22 distinct vegetahle
agencies: each individual root has its own peculiar. ex
clusive. medicinal property, conflicting with no other
compound---each root makes its own core—and as a per
test combination, when taken into.the system. it does the
work which NAM,E. when her laws were first eatablioh
ed. intended it should do--PURInns.STRENGTHENS.
AND RESTORES the broken down, debilitated constitu
tion Drionse, in all its characters, will be completely
eradieated from the system by its Use. Sec pamphlets in
agents' hands. for free circulation—they treat upon all
dosses. and show teotamotty of cures. Ditsvat. - and till
complaints of the iikitary organs, form aloe the =use of
greatsuffering, and 'ertitte'S LITIIONTRIerIe has acquired
no stroll celebrity over the country. by the cures it has
made to this distressing class of afflictions. So famed. it
seem, is this medietne, that it has thus attracted the no
nce of one of our Medical publications. In the Nevem
be Nu. Pole. of the Buffalo Journal and Monthly Re
vues., of Medical and Surgical Science." in an article up
on eine ulous Mammies, and " solvents," the writer,, after
noticing the fact that the English government once pur
chased a secret remedy, and also noticing the purchase
in leo2, of a secret remedy, by the Legislature of New
York, thus pays tribute to the fame of the Medicine
Why do not our Representatives in Senate and Assem
bly convened, enlighten and `dissolve' the sittfering
thousands of this country, by the purchase of Vaughn's
Vegetable Lithontriptic, than which no solvent eh= the
days of Alchemy has possessed one half the fame!"--
Reader, here is a periodical of high standing, acknow
ledged throughout a large section, of this country to be
one of the beat conducted journals Of the kind in the U.
Statee, exchanging with the scientific works of 'Europe
to our certain knowledge, edited by Austin Flint, M. B.
and contributed to by men of the highest professional
ability, thus stepping aside to notice a - secret remedy."
You will at once understand no ten/Amen and worthless
rinstrum,, could thus extorts continent from no high a quar
ter—and consequently, unless it directly conflicted with
the pructice of the faculty, it must have been its great
"fame" which has caused it to receive this , passing nod.
Kneen - discuses, weakness of the back and spine, irregidar,
pait3ll.l and suppressed Menstruatson, Flour .thus, and
the entire complicated train of evils which follow a die
ordered system, arc at once relieved by the .medicine.—
Send for pamphlets from Agents, and you will find evi
dence of the value of the Lithontriptie there put forth.—
ism remedy for theirregularitiee of the female system,
it has in the eoismoundo "root" which has been resorted
to in the north of Europe for centuries—as a sure cure for
this complaint, and a restorer of health of the entire system.
Lavers Costreeen, JAUNDICE, BILIOUS DISEASES. &e., are
instantly relieved. People of the %Vest will find it the
only remedy in these complaints'. as well as FEVER AND
AOUR. There is no remedy like it, and no calomel or qui
nine, forms any part of this mixture. No injury will re
sult in its use, and its active properties are manifested in
the use, of a single 30 oz bottle. For Freer and Ague,
Bilious Disorders, take no other Medicine. BIIEUXATISM,
Goer, willeend relief, Thu action of this medicine upon
the Blood, Will change the disease—which originates IN
the Moose...end a healthy result will follow. Deseersts,
bonomarrthe, &c., yield in a feWdays use of this Medi
cine. Intlemmation of the Lulea& Comm, CONSUMPTION
also, lies ever found relief. Scrofula, Erysipelas. Piles.
Inflamed Eras—all caused by impure blood—will find
that eniele the remedy. The system, completely acted
,upon by the twenty-two different properties of the mix
ture, is purified and restorede--as a partial cure will not
follow. .Thu train of common complaints, Palpitation of
the Heart, Sick Headache, Debility, Ice„,_ arc all the result of
some derangement of the eystem, and the GREAT Marro
. HER will do its work. The promises set forth in the ad
' venisement, are based upon the proof of what it has done
in the past four years. The svntten testimony: of 1000
Agents, in Canada, the United States, England and South
America, in the possession of the proprietor—mid can be
seen by rill interested—is a sufficient dentonstration that
it is the best Medicine ever offered to the War/d. Get the
pamphlet, and study the principle as there laid down, of
the method of curs. Put up in 30 oz. bottles, at 62; 12
oz. do. at St each—the largest holding 6 oz. more than
two small bottles. Lookout' and not get imputed upon.—
Every bottle has " Vaughn's Vegetable Isithontriptie
Mixture" blown upon the glass, the verrree signature of
"G. C. Vaitgb '• on the directions, and "0. C. Vaughn,
Buffalo." stamped on thacork. None other arc genuine.
Prepared by Dr. G. C'. Vaughn, and sold at the Principal
Office. '207 Main street, Buffalo, at Wholesale rind retail.
No attention given to letters, unless post paid—orders
front regularly constituted- Agents excepted; post pnid
letters, or verbal communications soliciting advice,
promptly attended to mane.
Offices devoted exclesivelto the sale of this article
—1:72 Nassau streets , New York city; 20e Essex street,
'Salem, Mussachtisetts. and by the principal Druggists
throughoutthe United States and Canada, as advertised
in the papers.
Agents in this city—
; Bays S. Brockway. Wholesale and Retail Agents, No.
2. Commercial Row, Libeny street, Pittsburgh. Also, R.
E. Sellers. 57 Woint street; John Mitchell, Federal street,
Allegheny city; John Barclay, Betiveri John. Smith,
Bridgewater. inn3o-d&sily
A BARRELS Fresh Roll 'But . teri
iJ 8 Lard;
11 - ". 1)r - 01 - reaches; - ,
Clover
.See.cl; „ills'. received, s
and for salp
I, l* - WIT ERMAN,
inn 9 No. 31 Market, iana - 132 Front street.
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Inanraiuc :QIAm auies.
MORTON. Presid,ll
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HOFFLAND'S CELEBRATED
(GERMAN MEDICINES
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Are without a Rival for the Cure. qf the follotrint Dileasee!
IF taken according to the directions they will cure tuty
ease...nit matter who or what else has foiled.
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC PILLS
For the permanent cure of Ritenmatitin. GOut t Gan- ,
grene, Hysteria, and severe nervous affections. and are
highly recommended for the cure of Dropsy, }femoral
Asthma and Neuralgia. Patients using them, in most
cases, experience benefit soon atter the first dose. They
quiet the nervous system, whicliettables them to rest well
during the night. They never fail to effect a cure, when
taken according to directions.
No outward application canpermanently remove rheu
matic pains from the system. Liniments sometimes act as
a palliative for a short period, but there is always danger
in their use. They may cause the pain to leave one place
for perhaps a vitul part, or else where the pain will be
more acute.
GERMAN BITTE'RSI
- .
For the peratanent cure of Liver Complaints, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Chronic Debility, Chronic . lath- mu. Nervous Debility. Pulmonary. Affections, (arising'
front the liver or stomach,) Diseases of the Kidneys, and
all diseases arising from a disordered stomach, in both
male and female, such as female weakness, dizziness,
fullness of blood to the head. They straighten the sys
tem. and remove all acidity of the stomach. and give it
tone and action and assist digestion. They can be taken
by the most delicate stomach. and in every case will en
tirely destroy costiveness and renovate the -whole sys
tem, removing all impurities and reatiiatits of previous
diseases , and giving a healthy action - to the whole
frame.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint arc uneasiness and
pain in the right side, and soreness upon touch inunediate
ly under the inferior ribs; inability to lie on the left side,
or if at all able, a dragging sensation prmluced, which se
riously affects respiration, causing very often +a trouble
some cough; together with these symptoms we perceive a
coated tongue, acidity of the 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 sures in thy mouth or throat,
musing moeus to rise in the nostrils. _Jaundice frequent.
I y accompanies it, and a dropsy in the face. These synip
toms, if permitted to continue, will eventually produce
that most baneful disease. Consumption. In tact. 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 of Dyspepsia are very various—those af
fecting the stomach alone. arc nauscaZheurt-burn, loss of
appetite, sometimes un excess of appetite, sense of full
ness or weight on the stomach. sinking or fluttering of the
pit of the stomach. timid eructations, or sour arising (rota
the stomach, &c. Th - Spepsia, devoid of a functual nature,
is without danger; . but., if arising from a dinea,:c of the
stomach. it is dangerous.
Nervous Debility generally accompanies Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint; tt will also cure. A few doses will re
move all the unpleasant effects, such as fluttering at the
heart. aching sensation when in a lying position. dots or
webs before the sight, fever and dull pain in the head,
constant nuaginings of evil, and great depression of spir
its. Outwardfligns are, a quick and strong pulse., pale
and distressed countenance. &c.
Any ea-se of the above disease can be cured effectually
by the use of the Bitters. as directed.
SUDORIFIC,
An infallible remedy for Coughs or Colds. or the Chest.
Spilling of Blood, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Bron
chitis. ilemoral Asthma, or any disease of the Lungs or
Throat.
This is an invaluable family medicine. It soon relieves
any Cough or Hoarseness. and prevents the Croup by be
ing early administered. Igo cough or cold is ton light to
pass neglected; for. neglected colds sink thousands to the
grave 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 effeetaal cure of the I ilex. Tetter. rind Rheum,
Scald Head. Ring-worm.. Inflamed Eyes or Eye-lids,
Barber's Itch, Frosted Feet, Old Sores arising, from fever
or impure blood; and will extract the fire from burns. on
application. or remove any cutaneous eruptions from the
skin. Persons troubled with tender faces should use it
alter shaving: it will, in a few moments. remove all s.c.re
itess and atop the bleeding: It can always be relied on.
and is invaluable in any family.
TAR OINTMENT,
For the cure ofpnitis or weakness in the liver, back or
chest: it will entirely remove any deep seated pains.—
These remedies have caused many to enjoy the ines
timable blessings of invigorated health. and in a varie
ty of desperate and abandoned cases, a perfect sod radi
cal cure.
The innumerable impositions upon the puldie, and the
statements of remarkable mues never made. yet certified
to 1:v feigned names. or by persons wholly unacquainted
with what they have endorsed, renders it difficult to do
p.iier to the public in otTering sufficient inducentent to
make a trial of these invaluable medicines. They are en
tirely vegetable. and tree from all injurious ingredients.
and claim your patronage solely upon their merit'. Every
thirMy should have a pamphlet r -they can be had of the
agent. gratis :
. .
Prineipol Depot ut the German Medicine •tore. *27.4 Rae
orret, one door above I;izlith, Philadelphia. For hale
Pot sborgh, by 1j:107.11y) VM. THORN.
GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE!
Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
11 4 1,, , ..TA MASHED in 1/.05. by an Act ~- t frottcrcs.s—The
J 11-c m Remedy for Consumption. Coughs, Colds. Asth
ma. Bronchitis. Liver Complaint. Spitting Blood. Difficulty
of breathing. Pant in the Side and • Breast. Palpitation of
the I leart. lotinenza. Croup, Broken Constitutions. Sore
Throat. Nervous Debility. and Alt diseases of the Throat
Bream. and Lungs; are most effectual and speedy cure
ever known for anv of the aboVe diseases it DR.
SW AYMI'S COMPOUND tiVRUP OF ‘VILD CHER
RY.
Read the Testlmoup.
St. Loots. Stilt. ;di, 1,46
Du. E. Essraittyh Co.—Gents.-1 have been afflicted
for about three ) ears with a pulmonary complaint. which
has baffled the skill of several of the most eminent phy
sicians of our country. At times tflY cough was very
severe. pain in my siae and breast, and great difficulty in
bresidung. In this way I continued to suffer, until life
become almost a burden. At length I saw your adver
tisement of DR. SWANNE'S Compound syrup of Wild
Cherry, and was persuaded by a friend of mote to make
trio) of if. fund I purchased a bottle of vou. I in hap
py to inform you /hal one bottle has effected a perfect
cure, and that I am now in the enjoyment of good health.
I make this statement in the form of a certificate, that
others who may be afflicted with such diseases may
know where to find a valuable medicine. , You can use
this testimony in commendation of Dr. Swaynts's Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry as you think best.
OHM with respect, Wn. CARSON.
One weed of motion.—Since the introduction of no,
Inn;le to the public, there have a number of unprincipled
individuals got up nostrums, which they assert contain
Vild Chem./ some arc Called Balsams." " Bitters," mid
Syrup of Wild Cherry," bin mine in the original and
only genuine preparation ever introduced to the public,
which can be proved by the public records of the Com
miniwcalth of Pennsylvania. The only safeguard against
imposition is to see that my signature is on each bottle.
Da. 11. Swavvr..,
Corner of Eighth mid Race streets, Philadelphia.
50.000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION
It urdd perhaps be a small estimate fur the ratages of this •
dreadful duense in a single year; then add the fearful
catalogue of those tut of by Nieman:Um of the Lungs.
Hemorrhage, Asthma, Coughs, Influen.a, Pronchiris, and
other diseases of the Lungs and Lirer.
And the list would present an appallingproof of the fa
witty of these two classes of diseases. Put 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.
liW.hrNE'S COMPOUND SYREP OF WILD CHER
RY.
This medicine has now been before the public some
eight years, and is the original preparation trout the Wild
Cherry Tree. Its reputation as a remedy for Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis, and Consumption of the Lungs, based
entirely upon its intrinsic merits, owes but little to inflated
newspaper puffs. Those who gtve it u trial. being bent
fitted hy it, recommend it to their neighbors. and thus
gradually and surely has it gained an enviable repute
non and worked its way into general use. One bottle
never fails to cure a recent Cough or Cold, while with
strict attentions to the directions that accompany each
bottle, its mein Pulmonary diseases of long standing and
of the most alarming character, bus always given relief,
and in very many instances has-effected complete and
permanent cures.
Beware of the worthless -Ba/sams," "Bitars,“ Sy
rup," 4-c., as they contain none of the virtues of the orig
inal preparation.
The (original and onlyl"gennine nrtiele is prepared by
Dr. SWAT NE, corner of Eighth and Race streets, Phila
delphia, and for sale by agents in all parts of the United
State', and some parts of Euror.
Prepared only by Dr. SW:VINE, N. W. corner of Sth
and Race streets , Philadelphia, and for sale by respecta
ble Druggists in nearly all the principal towns in the Uni
ted States.
For sale- \Wholesale and Retail j by WM. THORN, 53
Market street; L. JONES, leo Liberty street, and OG
DEN & SNOWDEN, corner of Wood and al streets,
sole Agents for Pittsburgh, Pa. jylo
Jaynes' Family
Dlt. S. S. COOK, Piqua. Ohio, writes. March. IS10:
*1 have used your Verinifit ge, Carminative Batsanz,
and Expectorant, in my practice. for the last three years.
and have been exceedingly well pietismd with them, and
never. as yet, to my recollection, failed of realizing my
fullest expectation' in. their curative properties. Your
other medicines I cainfot speak of from experience; bat,
judging from those I have used. I doubt not but that they
claim, and are entitled to all the confidence reposed in
them, by those who have used tnem. I was formerly.
very partial to mol. Verrnifuge, until I bccomeacquain
ted with yours, which has my decided preferene to any
other now in use.
Resseetfully, yours, &c., • S. S. COOK, M. D."
ir7* For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 72
Fourth st. febls
B.
FA NI:STOCK'S COUGH SYRUP.—This pre
. paration bus proved itself to be of very great ethca
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood, Whooping. Cough, and other Pneumonic
Affections; and the propnetors feel warranted in recom
mending it as a safe and useful medicine, and pre pre
pared to show certificates of indispatable autherity, in
testimony of its value.
It is pleasant to the taste, and is offered ate° 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 in such a short time. Pre.
pared and sold by
B. A. FAIMMTOCK & CO.,
Corner of First and Wood; also, corner of Sixth and
Wood streets. decl3
W iN te E rs S ett:i b glirs — P C4 II
of the following celebrate!
namely
A Seignotte Brandy, pale,'
dark,
Otard .
" pale,
Saz rate
Benue ay
dark,
" pale,
Pipet Castilian & Co
. dark.
Imperial Eagle Gin,
Black Iforso "
Swan
Pine Apple •• Irish Whiskey "
Jamaica Spirals.
St. Croix Rum.
Together with a large st
Liquors in Bottles • also,
for saleal imported, on pl
tar and - LoPior Store of
feta. come
Wild Cherry sin& •
A VERY IMPORTANT COM.harNICATION
To ALL PERSONS, IN ALL 114CESi
At All Tines, and ,
UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCE'S. -
IF YOU ARE SICK, get cured; if well, emplOY men-
I sures to continue so. Even, mdiVidual indulges in
habits which must, to a gresteror lesser. eitent, disar-,
range the admirable .and intricate combinations which
form the system, and consequently
EVERT LVDIVMEAL
should possess some Mild, yet efficacious, simple and ac
credited agettetor .the preservation of the functions of the
bud) , in good order. .
DR. -WOOD'S
PAImAiARILLA AND WILD Chair BITTERS
will achieve this' result. and should :be in every family,
and in the hands of 'every person who, by by business,
profession, or general course of life, is predisposed to the
very many little ailments that render life a. curse instead
of a blessing, and" finally result, in their-aggravated con
dition,
in the cause
OF DEATH.
The Bitters here recommended are compounded by a
man •of great skill' nd knowledge, froth. the simples Na
tare presents to those Who care to find them, and which
are the only reliable antidotes to the .poisons 'of disease.
The chief ingredients are the universally beloved Sarsa
parilla and the Bark of the Wild Cherry Tree, with which
the red man of the forest cures nearly every disease
of the internal organs. These materials, thdugh pow-.
crful in their operation, are, as coalman sense teaches
us ENTIRELY HARMLESS;
and. prepared as they are here, one of the greatest medical
operatives inilte inhabitable globe. By taking these Bit
ters, the serofulouj may be restored to beauty, and
. avoid
the sharp .knife of the surgeon; for they not only eradi
cate pimples and tumors, but Overcome
CANCER AND KING'S' EVIL!
Whoever is Subject to the horrors ,of Consumption
should at once purchase this sure remedy. Mahe train of
Costiveness follow dreadful local congestions. ofientimes
insanity, very frequently mania or hypocondria, violent
headaches, palpitations, and other affections of the heart,
inallbenniatic swellings. Dr. Wood's Compound is one
of the most efficient medicines in routing these eom
plaints, and: their fountain head, that can posakbly - be
procured.
From being confined tit small rooms, and from taking a
small modicum of exercise, mmaerous persons are daily
made to deplore 'a loss of appetite, painful headaches,
weaknens of the muscles..languor, want of energy suffi
cient to seek recreation, &c.,.&c.,,kc. These persona 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 se 'ere fit of
and are r
sATED Moil THE GRAVE
only by a miracle: and even then, the lancet, leech, blis
ter, and calomel. have left them mere scattered hulks, full
of aches anti sorroWs, and not only a pest to themselves,
but a source of disgust and annoyance to all with whom
they come in contact. All these
FEARFUL, CONSEQUENCES
may be avoided by an early application of the virtues of
thesq Bitters. For the truth of this, the proprietor pledges
his WOrd and honor, and in evidence;can show files of
undoubted certificates welch he has received, unsolicit
ed. from all quarters. He does not, however, ask the in
valid to sWalloW his certificates, but his Bitters, and is
willing to stake all he holds dear on earth in favor of
the result.
00 Whole, naives, Quar
Brandy, Wines. Gins, &4.
nds, grades, and vinta,gos
London Market Wine
< Ronca Port
Trash
3 Hunt
Burgundy
S. S. Madeira
tp.• S. M.
Symington
Fayal
oPale Sherry
Brown "
„„ Golden "
" Tenritle "
Z Lisbon " 4,
to Claret. "
Sweet & Dry Malaga,"
lock of the above Wine and
hampagne and Claret Winesi
easing terms, at the Wine Car ,
. , P. C. MARTIN.
r of Smithfield and Front its:
THE DYSPEPSIA
in either a modified or severe form, will disappear before
the qualities of Dr. Wood'ipreparation,'and the cure may
be relied on as a permanent one. , Did the Bitters
possess no other recommendation, it 'would be one of
the finest vegetable compounds medical science can
invent: But, it is equal to the complete eradication of
LIVER COMPLAINT,
in every shape. and of every affection, minor or gigantic,
of the biliary aparatus. Individuals who are constitu
tionally bilious, ought regularly to take this mild, agreea
ble, and excellent TONIC AND APPEUMNi, as it will diffuse
health throughout every fibre of the frame, and send hap
piness and love of life thrilling to the heart. Faastr.mi
of ItIT TO saes- IT ox lIAND.
yyen• mediciite-cheit on board ship should also be wel
staked with this capital remedy, as '
•
SCURVY
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cannot afflict those who take it. or long resist its vigor
ous assaults. All impurities of the Blood vanish before
it. and the old relics of early imprudence invariably diar
appear. soon after being submitted toils action. leery
complaint of the stomach is broken by it. The Bitters
have, in no instance. failed to cure Jar:anda, Gasamat.
Demur e. and every ftisomanization or
THE NERVOIS SYSTEM
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By neglecting the little inroads made upon the latter, a
vast portion of our fellow-beings are rendered extremely
miserable—so miserable, indeed. that they wish to die.
Every bottle of Dr. Wood's "Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry Bitters" contains a modicum lof joy and content
for each of those anxious and imprudent sufferers. _Re
member that an injudicious use of mercury is ivevitably
productiveof many evils which are put to flight by this
glorious and unsurpassable compound; and that elle
ons which are
may speedily and safely he shuffled Ica through its nen.
ry. As a medicine which must het efit
EVERYBODI
from the simply delicate to the am/14rd rind despairinr.
valid. no eimai is to be found for it. It would be well to
bear in mind that prevention is infinitely more desirable
than cum and that Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry Bitters ARE ROTH.
Put up in bottles. three or four times larger than Ibis
tors or Sand's. for the Fame priee—sl'per horde.
WYATT & KEECIIUNI, 12L Fulton-st.. N. Y., whole
sale accnts. Sold in Pittsfairgh. at
P. R. SAWYER'S IIEALTIII DEPOT of Valimbl
Aleilirines, Smithfield. between Third. and Fourth ate
and at AVILLIAM 'I'IIORN'S Drug store, Market et.
p2-dtim..wl2m
CHINESE HAIR CREAM—A maichleas article for
growth, beauty, and restoration 'of the Hair. This
thrum : when once known, will supercede all other arti
cles of the kind now in use. Where the hair is dcads
harsh. thin. unhealthe, uor turning grey. a few applica
nous will make the hair sod and dark.' and give it a beau
tiful. lively appearance: and will also male it maintain
its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long as all the
preparations that are generally used.l , Where the hair is
thin, or has fallen otf, it may be restored by using this
Cream. Every lady and gentleman who is in the habit of
using oils on their hair should at once purchase a bottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is so composed that it will
not injure the hair like the other preparations, but will
beautify it, and give perfect satisfaction in every in
itatlce.
For testimony to its very superior qualities, see the fol
lowing letter from the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to 31cerrs.
lienderghott & Stretch, Nashville, gencral.ag,enta for the
Southern States:
Later of the &v. R. Craft:bell. pastor of the Presbyterian
E=MM
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MENNEN. lILNDEBSZIOIT k STRETCE : GENTLEMEN—I take
Measure in adding my testimony in favor of the excellent
preparation called Dr. Parish's Chinese Ilair. Cream; for.
about two years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, and
disposed to come out; but having procured a bottle of the
Cream. and used it according to the prescription, it is now
elastic, sod. and firm to the head. 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. my mile 'gives it preference
over all others. being delicately perfamed and not dis
}inset] to rancidity. The ladies, csp . ecially, will find the
Chinese Cream to be a desideratum to thetr preparations
for the toilet. Respectfully,
Pulaski January 7 1,)47
(J Sold wholesnle and retail, in Pittsburgh, by John_
M. Townsend, 45 Market at., and Joel Mohler, corner of
Wood and Filth sta. jels-d&w-ly
LAMES arc cautioned against using Common Prepa
red Chalk : They are not aware how frightfully inju
riousitia to the skin ! how coarse, howtrough, howsallow;
yellow, and unhealthy thc skin appears after using. pre
pared chalk ! Besides it is injurious, containing a large
quantity of lead! We have prepared a beautitul vege
table article. which we call Jones' Spanish Lilly White.
It is perfectly ; innocent, being purified of all deleterious
qualities; and tt imparts to the skin a natural, healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively white ; at 'the stuns time acting
as a cosmetic on the skin, making it shit and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of Massachu
setts, says : "Atter analysing Jonas' Spanish Lilly White,
I find it possesses. the most beautiful and natural, and at
the same time innocent, white I ever saw. I certainly
can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose skin
requires beautifying." Price 25 ecuta a box. Directions
—the best way to apply Lilly 'White, is with ton leather
or wool—the former is preferable.
A FIVE sEr or Tzern FOR 25 ca.vrs.—White teeth,
foul treath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
after being once or twice cleaned with Jones' Amber
Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the most beautiful
ivory, and, at the same time it IS so• perfectly- innocent
and exquisitely fine, that its constant daily use is highly
advantageous, even to those teeth that are in good condi
tion, giving them a beautiful polish, and preventing a
premature decay. Those already decayed it prevents
front becoming wove—it also fastens such as is becoming
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately white, and make the breath deliciously sweet.
Price 25 or 37} cents a box. All the above are sold only
at 82 Chatham st-„sign of the American Eagle, New York,
and by the appointed Agents whose names appear in the
1 next column.
Wtm. you XAHRY, and get a rich husband, lady ? "Your
facels your fortune." lit't beautiful, clear, fair? Is it
white? If not; it can be made so oven though it be yel
low, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned and freckled. Thous
ands have- been made thus who have washed once or
taice„ with Jones' Italian - Chemicalßoap. The effect'is
glorious and magnificent; Bat be sure you get the gm:M
ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of the American Eagle, 82
Chatham street.
Ring-worm, Salt-rheum, Scurvey, Erysiiaelaa, Barber's
Itch, are often cured by Jones , Italitut
when every kind of remedy hatrfalled. That it cures
pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, all know. Sold at
the American Eagle, 85 Chatham street. Mind, reader,
this seldom or never fails.
• C. INGLIS, Jr., Patterson;
Sold at JACKSON'S 89 Liberty at., head of Wood; Sign of
of the Big Boot. . nov-243.,
A MERICA-N OILLTHE GREAT REMEDY OP NA
TURE.—Procuredd from a well in Kentucky, 185 feet
below the earth's surface: This Oil will be Maud vastly
superior to Harlem. British, or any other formerly popu
lar Oils. Its curative properties for the following ali
ments are truly wonderful Inflamatory rheumatism,
whooping-cough, philtisie. coughs, colds, spasms, tenter,
crystpelas, scald head, croup, inflammatory sore throat,
liver complaint, in flammation of the kidneys, pains in the
breast,. side and back, diseases of the spine, piles, heart-.
burn, diseases of the hip joint, inflamed sore eyes, deaf.
ness, and ear ache,' worms, tooth ache, sprains, strains;
burns, scalds, hrunes, cuts, ulcers, cancer, fever sores,
ecc. &c.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
NVSL JACKSON, at his boot and shoe store, b 9 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. The BIG BOOT stands in the door-way.
Only place in Pittsburgh where the csamitra 'can be ob-
CsartoS.---In order-to be sure of obtaining the genuine,
purchase only of 'the general agent for Western Pennsyl
vania, Wm. Jackson, t4B Liberty street, or through sub-
Agents appointed by him for its sale, each of whom will
have a show bill and general directions in pamphlet form
containing the names. and address of the Proprietor and
General Agent of Western Pennsylvania, as follows:
Dr. Hall Co., pioprieuir, Kentucky.
Wm. Jackson, General Agent fOr Western Pennsylia.
ate; 89 Libeity street, Pittsburgh, - to whom all orders'
must be uddressed.
Ossitava---;-Each bottle is caelosed in one of the above
namettPamphlets, and the name of William Jackson, (the
general and only wholesale agent. for Western . Pezutsyl-
Vallia.,) printed ou the outside of the label. "oet2S.
- -
- f.‘ • ~.- ; CLICKENEWS
SUGAR COATED I TEGETABLEPURGATIVE PILLS,
AA RE universally admitted to operate not only as an
effectua/prerentice, but as &never failing remedy, in
all diseases which can affect the human frame. , Reed
ache, Indigestion,: Rheumatism, Piles , Scurvy,'Dropsy;
Small Box, Cholera-Morbus, Woms, WhooptiM Cough,
Consumption, Jaundiee,„gainsey; &astatine. Liver Cam-
AP O PIeaY, Cancers. Measles, Salt Rheum" 'Fits.
Heartburn, Giddiness, Erysipelas, Deafness. Itchings-of
the Skit, Colds, Gout, Gravel, Pains in,thellael4lirwurd
Weakness, Palpitation of the Ileum Risings hi the Throat,
Ardlna, Fevers of all kinds, Female Complaints,Stitches
in the 'Side, Spitting of, Hlood, Sore Eyini. - Smyth* , St.
Anthony'. Fire. Low - neje of Spirits, Flooding, Fluor Al
lies or Whites, Gripes, Kin 's Evil, .I..ockitcvv, Hysteria,
Bile on the Stomach, and all bilious affections, Pleurisy,
Swelled F e Cet and Legs, Swine Pox. Waite Swelliagat
Tremors; Tumors. Ulcers, Vomiting--and a host of others
hour successfully and repeatedly been vanquished .by
heir all-powerful arm.
They have been known to effect perminenfeures when
all other remedies had proved unavailing, dud in the last
stages of disease. '
They have . in Many cases superseded the preseii," Mite Skill
of the most eminent physicians, and received besides their
uninuilified co m mendation.' • - •
They have been' frequently recommencedby mennf the
most distinguished characters thronghout the land, - and
been sanctioned in Europe by Noblemen, rind Princes of
They have been introduced into the - Hospitals of Edin
burgh, Paris, and Vienna, and through amdisintererted
exertions of our Foreign Ambassadors, they , have recei
ved the favorable commendation of-the Emperor of Rus
sia. and of his Celestial Majesty of-the Chinese Empire.
(' Scarcely a Packet vessel of any- repute' ails from
the port of New York without tin abundant supply of the
SICK M AN'SNEVER FAILING FRIF.NDJ-.
IV -Agencies have been established in all the principal
Cities in the Union, and applications are constantly reach ,
Mg us from almost numberless villages in every 'cob=
of the country. Testimonials of their marvellous .effects.
• are pouring in from all quarters—and in such numbers
that we have not time to read one half of them: What
au-langur or more cosilusive evidence than these import ,
ant facts can the most seeptical desire! Is it possible.thaV_
the many thousands who have tried CLICKENERS'
PILLS, can be deceived in their results? If any bums=
ture or quackery existed, would it not long ago have been,
held up. as it should be, to the scorn and derision of a
justly offended community - . - ,
ID" Remember, Dr. C. V. Clickener is the original. in
ventor of Sugar Coated Pills; and that nothing of the sort
was ever heard of, until he introduced thent in June,1843,.
Purchasers should, therefore. always ask for Clickener's
Sugar Coated 'Vegetable Pills, and take no other; or they
will be made the victims of a fraud. ' • - .
PRICE. 25 CENTS PER BOX,
Dr. Clickenees principal office for the sale of pills, is 66
Vesey ~ New York.
WM St JACKSON, 89 Lllierty beaffof Wood st., Pitts
burgh, l'a.. General - Agent for Western .Pennsylvania,.
Northern Ohio, and 'River Counties of Virginia_
The followi are Dr. Clickener's duly appointed A
gents for Alle gheny co., Pa. • - .
WM. JACKSON, (principal) 89 Liberty street, head .or
A. M. Marshal!, Allegheny City.
Jonathan Ghriest. - Manchcster. '
C. Townsend & Co:,
Jno. IL H. Jacques;Binninghern.
Incl. H. Cassel, Penn et.' , •
Andrew S. Getty, Wylie st.
Robert Williams, Artharsville.
R: H. Hemingtay, South Ward.
Wm. J. Smith, 'remperanceville.
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrernaville. -
Daniel Negley ; East Liberty.
Edvtard Thompson, Wilkinsburgh.
Thomas Aikiu Sharpsburgh.
G. H. Starr,..Sewickley.
Samuel Spnnger,Cliuton
James M'Kee, S.tewartstown. •
John Black, Turtle Creek.
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth.
Riley M'Leughlin, Plumb Township
J. Jones, Bakerstown.
- Penny, sPKecsport. •
64 1 T IS THE BEST COUGH !HT:Mira: 4 M EVER
USED."—This was expressed in'our heating Yes
terday, by an intelligent gentleman, who bad used but
about one half of a bottle of Dr. Mllard's Orientia , Coirgls
Minuet, before he was entirely cered. ; Come and 'get„tt
bottle of it, and if the most obstinate or ealliloca
not disappear by . its use, your money will be refunded.
Compounded as it is, of the most chemise, though liana,
less aud pleasant remedies, its use for
. years has flin.
or
deed can it,:fail to give entire satisfac tion,. •
For sale, wholesale and retail. by
HAYS & BROCKWAY.:
Liberty street. near Canal Basin. ,
V 11.1.1.1.31 FLEMING,
Lawrenceville.
Sold also by
BROWNSIIILLEAVATER-CUREIWrABLIIIMMNT
_
Fayette county, Pa. • .
F 111- friends of Hydropsithyalso. the public in gene-.
ral,--a re respectfully; informed,: that- this 'establish
ment' built- expressly . : (Or the purpose. has now been in
successful operation since August, 1047 •
The bitilding is .71.1 feet by 30, two. stories highj and will
comfortably accommodate twenty,five pauentsvcry
room is well ventilated: and neatly furnished. The sleep
ing, bathing, and dressing rooms, foriadies, are as entire
ly separated ffom those of the gentlemen, as if in &Ter
cut buildings; also, separate parlors. The butting-rooms
are furnished with all the necessary bithe for undergoing
a successthl treatment.' . .
Numerous pure soft-water springs sturonnd the condi
lishment : pleasant and retired walks among the neigle
,boring hills are abundant, and the 'exertion errs-aching .
the Sllllllllll. is amply repaid by - the bcantititl views over
a most picturesque country. .
1/11- BAELZ.. the Propnetur. who resides in the eftis
lishment. has bad several years' experience in this popu
lar 'nude of practice: and. early its the ensuing summer,
expects to be joined by DR. MASON. Fellow of the R0y 7 ...
al College of Surgeons. London; who is noWvisiting the
hest establishments in England.
The Establishment has been. 'so far, well ' patronized;
and no pains will be spared to make it .a
and agreeable to invalids as the system will admit 0f.,•
The terms arc as follows:
For patients. $6 per week, to be paid weekly. -
Very feeble' pnucnts arc required to bring their own
nurses; board canho-lasarfor them, in tlac Establishment,
at $2 per week. . . .
Each' patient is required to bring the following articles:
Two ,fincia or cotton sheets, two woollen blankets, six
coarse towels,cith - F.Fifirce . comforts.bles or a light feather
_bed; an old linen, and flannel sheet, for hand
l:4es. anal oneinjection instrument..,
The following diseases are successfully treated:.
Fevers. Intermitting do., or Agee; Inflammation of she
Lungs, Stomach, Dowels, Liver, Spleen. and Kidneys;
Dyspepsia; Asthma; Rheumatism, acute and ,chroutc;
Sciatica, and Lumbago; Gonorrhena; Primary rind Se
condary-Syphilis; Scrofula: Nervous Diseases; .Partial
Paralysis; Neuraleiat. Sick Headache; Palpitation cifthe
}kart; Ifypochondriasis; Dropsy; Jaundice;. Habitual
Costiveness; Delirium Tremens; Spasm, of the Stomach
and Bowels; Spinal Affections; Chtonic ..Dvsoutery, 'or
Diarrhom ; • Teller, Ringworm. Scald
Female Diseases, as--Prolapaus 'Uteri. or bearingdovin
of the womb. Excessive, painful, and obstructed' Men
suration. . • feb3wt3in
INa .
irabIIF.CMATISM, op AND. TIC DOLOR-EL - X..—
.1.1. : A respectable genii= ailed at otir,otfice, as, he
said, to inform us that he bad ten afflicted for. 1,5 years
with Rheumatism or. Goat, an occasionally with Tic
Doloreux; that he r .had. becnrfrequently confined to his
room for months together, and of
suffered the,rriost in- ,
tense and excruciating pain, but that lately he had been
using Jaynes Alterative, from which he found themost sig
nal and unexpected relief:, He found says he the medi
cine very pleasant and effective,and that he now con
siders himself perfectly. cured:—Philadelphia North Amer
ican. '
.
R. CALDWELL
A Pact' IN'ourn gentleman of Scrofulous
habit, froth indiscretion in his younger days, been/m.2.er
reeled with-Ulcerations - in-the' Throat and - Notie, and a.
disagreeable eruption . of the Skin. Indeed, his whole
system bore the marks of being saturated with disease.
One hand and wrist were so mach affected that he 'had
lost the use of the hand, every part being covered with
deep, painful. and offensive ulcers. and were as hallow
and porous as an honey-comtn. It wee at this stage of his
complaint, when death appeared inevitable from a loath
some disease. that he commenced the use of Jayne's 'Al
terative. and having.takca sixteen bottles, is uowpetfect-
, .
The Alterative. operates' through the circulation, and
purifies the blood and eradicates disease (rem the system,
wherever located, and the numerous cures it , has per.,
formed in diseases of the skin, cancer, scrofula, gout,
liver complaint, dyspepsia: prM other chronic diseuses, is
truly astonishing —Sptris of she Timm.= -
p For •,;rle m Pittsburgh, at the PEKIN TEA-STORE,
72 Fourth 'street. , .
CONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPITTING OF . BLOOD!
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, &c.—To CONSMIPTIVI3,.
Four-fifilis of you are really suffering' from neglected
Colds. or an obstruction and consequent inflamatiOn of
the delicate lining - of those tubes through which the air/
we breathe is distributed to - the lungs. This 'obstruction
produces pain and soreness, hoarseness, cough, difficulty
of breathing, hectic ever, and a spitting of bliacitiOnatter
or. phlegm, which finally exhausts the strength of the pa
tient—and death ensues. JAYNES' F.XPECTORANT
never fails to remove this obstruction, and produces the
most pleasing and happy results. It Is- Certain, in, its ef.
leers, and cannot fail , to relieve.
For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 72 Fourih
st., near Wood., . ' . . '
BEST COUGH M.M:IICINE 1N THE WORLD!.
Anotherevidence of the superiority of Dr...W14
lard's Cough Mixture, over all others . . Read the followin gcertificate from a respectable citizen of the Fifth Weld
Prrrssirstatz, Noy.-3, - 211147.
" This certifies that for some 'weeks past I was troubled
with a veil-Serious Cough, which-was evidentlfbecom.
ing seated on the lungs to such an. extent as to resist the
effect of every medicine which I had beeu using. 'Zwss
finally persuaded to call at. Hays &. Brockorarsirug.
Store arid - g,et a bottle of Dr. Willard's Oriental-Cough'
Arizaire ; lo wy great surprise., relieved me-very
much; after takmg only two or three doses, and beforei
had used one . bottle', I was edtirely cured. . I was somuch
pleased with its effects, that I have brought others to bay
it, and shall continue to recommend:it to my . fiEd ir s i , nr vie /
firmly believe itto bribe but Cough Medicine rn 'world."
• " A:mum " •
Try it—only 25 cents a Soule. • • Sold by
~<DAYS & BROCKWAY,:
No. 2, Liberty street, near Canal Beam.
Sold also by •• 'J. FLEMING '
novlo ' Lawrenceville.
BALM OF COLUNIBIA,-Hafr 2bnic Tome .sazd'and•
Grep.--Ifyoti wish a rich, luxurious head oflinir;free
from dandruff and scurf, do not tail to procure the genuine
Balsam of Columbia. Incases of baldness; it.wtli more
than exceed your expectations. Many who 'have, lost
their hair for twenty years have hail it restored to its ori
ginal perfection by the use of this Balsam. Age, state, or
condition. appears to be no obstacle; whatever. It also
causes the fluid to flow with whir& the delicatkhair tube
is filled, by which means thouistuida, whose hair was grey
as the Asiatic eagle; have had their hair restored to its
natural color, .by the use found`Thi invaluable remedy._ ,In
all cases of fever itvtillbe, one of the most Pleasant
washes that can be used. 'A few applications- only are
necessary to keep the hair from falling out. It strengthens
the roots,. it never fails to Ippon krich, glossy ap ear
effect 'end, as.a.perfume , for_the_foilet,itis uneguall. .lt
holds three times es-touch as otlier miscalled Bair Restor,
eaves; an& is more effectual. The genuine, grunugie,
tared only by•Comstoek 4Son, 21 COunlawit-streeti.New
Sold' only. genuine Pittaburgh,' . by Wm.licitsost,l3o
Liberty street, head of Wood; also, in Washington, •Pa , ,,
bylid b:Nvettney'& Son; in Ceumorusburgh, by Dr.:Vowel;
in Btownsville, by Bennett*. Croken also,,ikeverl7lollrn
niPennsytvania, Ohio, Maryland. and Virginia.
novl9-d&w6m. . • . •