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err i h ait s. M.S .by !... col Thre s a n ientai wu rli
10,000 men, notwithstanding which, •
'White vriii continua to sell clothing cheaper than any
- hat tieretothre beau offered in the Western cautery, hay
nog-the largest establishment in the city, fronting on Lib
-arty and Sixth its, flo is now prepared to show to...his
IthWrOus patrons the rennet variety of Oaths, cassi
. monk 'hieing*, and clothing of all descriptions, suitable
Ike the approaching season, thathas ever been offered in
this 'matey to which ell can have the Right of Way.-
- Obaerve the corner, No. 107 Liberty and Sixth its.
ttlar2lSM. WHITE, TA.ll.Oa, Proprietor.
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" ELLIN° OFF LOW FOR CASfI. 7 ;---Winter Clo
. thlug_of every description, such ae cloaks, over
tgay stgierfine blanket Beaver, Pilot and heavy broad
Oaths, superfine cloth, dress and frock coats; a large as
stiktment of tweed, sack and frock coeds.
. Cloth, casstmere, and satinets pantaloons; also, a gait
:. end assortment of veers; plain and fancy. velvet, ckth,
emlealmereend flinty woolen, and' plaid cassimere, with
a great variety of superfine Irish linen, trimmed shirts,
ander shirts. stock, cravats, comforts and all other ani
s/ea in the Clothing lins,whlch will be sold low for Cash.
Purchasers will Ind it much to their advantage to call
• soon, at 49 Liberty street. P. DELANY
N. R. A complete assortment of goods, suitable for
Customer work, always ou haw!, such as English, French
and Anicrionn cloths, and cassimeres; also a choice as
-etortitiont of seasonable vestiuga—all of which will be
--01 11 1da to order in the latest styles, and on the most so
eankmlating terms. jenlg-dew
GOODS, VENN* GOODS.—Received at the Iron
Qty Clothing Store. a splendid assortment of Cloths,
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. consisting of fine French, English and American Plain,
' black and "fancy Cassimeres. of the most modern styles;
Otte figured Cashmere 'Vesting'. Silk Velvet, Plain and
• Piney Satins—ell of which we will make up at the most
reasonable prices, in a durable and fashionable style.
Ready made Clothing, of all descriptions; Lids,'.
Cloaks of the most fashionable patterns. Neck and
Pocket Hdkfs.; Suspenders. Bosoms Shirt Collars, and
friary article usually kept in a Clothing Store. Country
`-Merchants, before purchasing elsewhere, will find it to
their advantage to call-at the Iron City Clothing Store,
N 0.1.12 Liberty . street, immediately opposite the mouth
of Market. toettS-U7 C. M'CLOSKEY.
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thing that has ever been offered in - this or any other tutus
kerwest of the' mountains. For neatness to style and
. workmanship, combined witlithe very low price which
they will be.aold for. must certainly render the old unri
'" tralled.Three Big Doors one of the greatest attractions of
the western country. It is gratifying to me to be able to
announce to my numerous friends at home and abroad,
that notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts which I
hese made to meet the many calls in my line, it is with
difficulty I can keep time with the constant rush that is
made on this establishment. It is a well established
ffset,thatray sales ore eignt or ten times larger than any
pthttr,
house in the trade. and this being the case on the
arm= solki can carol to sell at much less profit than
*there contd. possibly think of doing if they wished to
, eotitritiontingent expenses. I intend to mike a clean
sweep of all my present stock before the beginning of next
:ffiaarveorrtlng to this Conclusion, I will make it the inter
-sit Of every man, - who wants a cheap winter suit, to call
wad pirchase at the Three Big Doors.
one2l4l.lctv . 'JOHN mscsoroces.
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BE BEAT:—J. M. Infix has just received at
":I,,jlt.islarge establishment, fronting ott•Liberty and 6th
Streak a Splendid a3sortmeut of TWEEDS far summer
alicy'a superior lot of. French Satin VESTINGS, all of
whiehle Is ready to make up in the latest fnshion and
. the moat reasonable terms as usual. Observe the
..etener,lNo:lo7 Liberty and Sixth streets.
J.M.- WHITE, Tailor, Proprietor.
:ffNBLU*IIING IMPUDENCE.—From a published
, .11). mini of brealmont & Bond, of Philadelphia, the
public woald be led to believe that We have been claim
.. Anus privilege we had no right to. That " they have
abandoned, some time 3illee, the exclusive agency sys
tem," and that we have, right to claim "exclusive privil
-agaiivith their teas." it never pretended to sell the teas
this Spurious concern. I have been selling the teas of
timiNew York Pekin Tea Company for the last two
ye as the public
r aware, and r v h e ea b r, e l e o n f New
that - York foar times m this
concern until lately but as time,
dealers.
-The tea business of l'iPcallmont b Bond is about eight
6 nionthit old, and their asnlmption of the Pekin Tea Com
. purrs name is because 4 name is open for any man or
lira to assume; but the 'fact intended to imply thereby.
that they have any connection with the so called and
:anal known Pekin TeaCorapany of New York, is enure• y
false, they having been denied even an agency in
Philadelphia, for the :dew York Company, that Company
•• havingvetused even thus far to confide in them.
I know not what kind of wool they keep, nor what kind
Of teas ;lam only certain that they keep or obtain none
thaTekia Tea Company's of New York.
• - Any person reading this card will sec the gross decep
tion they wish to practice ou the public, and to the injury
alley business. M`Callmont & Bond are wool dealers
• ist Philadelphia, and have sent an agent out here to pull
wool over the eyes of some of our good citizens. Look
out for the black sheep. (novl9l ALEX. J AI-NES.
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W BOOKS! .NE‘V BOOKS::—The Convict, or
l a ethe Hypocrite tuunasked, by G. P. R. James, Esq.,
• ck Ashore, by T. Howard, author of Radio the Reefer,
'the Star of the Fallen, by Curtis, author of Black Plumed
Riflemen.
The Magic Figure Head, or the Lady of the Green and
Mae, by' Charles Carey. of the U. S. IN avy.
. TheMandit's Bride, or the Maid of Saxony, by Louisa
anther Svikin• - Likenesses." etc.
Stanhope
Leona L ynatore, and Mr. 6
and Mr 4. Woodbridge ; by
. 3:llss Leslie.
London quarterly Review.
• Union Magazine for December.
Life of Joseph T. Hare—a large supply.'
_ The Manainvering Mother, by the , author of "History
of a Flirt."
The Wilfulness of Woman, by the seine author. •
The Old Corninodore, by E. Howard.
Jeanette Alison, orthe Young Strawberry Girl—a tale
of the Sea and Shore; by Ingraham. .
Kama, or Daylight; a prize tale ; by J. S. Robb.
Sir Rowland A sluon, 3 vole; by Lady C. Long.
The Splendor of Versailles, and Court of Louis the,
Flouters Personified, Nos. 9 and to.
Rural Cemeteries of America, part 9.
Magazines, Newspapers, etc.
- London Punch and Pictorial Times, per last steamers.
Brother/onathan, Philadelphia Courier, and Yankee
Doodle Pictorials. For sale by W. S. CALDWELL.
decB - r 3d street, o polite the Post Office.
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.110. I.
•fl ireiles Weekly .13udfet of Neu, Book for 1549.
- APM.A.N'S DRAWING BOOK, No. 2.
. • Gliddon's Auden( Egypt, new edition.
• . 'Nineteenth Century. a new Quarterly.
-Chamber's Miscellany. No:11 ; full setts on hand.
[Ave. of the Queens of England, by Agnes Strickland,
The Market Queen. or the - Mies Stratagem.
,-.Mtureonna, : a tale of the Revolution.
- - • 'Bo4's for the People, No. 2, superior to No. I.
• r
Jack Ariel. or life on hoard an Indianian, new Ripply.
• . • TRabank's Hydraulics, No. 2—full setts on hand.
Personified. No. 14. do do;
England, Nos. 32 .V. 37. do do;
Union Magazine, for February, do do;
National do. do do do;
Graham's do. du do do;
**day's Lady's Book for Feb'y, do do;
- • ,from de , s Living Age; No. 193, do do;
-. l5O up.
, • Remarkable Events in the History of America, by J.
Prost, L. L. D.
Arsorican Phrenological Journal for January. Sub
amiptions reeeived.
Jano,Eye, an Autobiography, by Currer Bell
Lut of the Fairies, aChnstmas tale, by James.
K inbuigh Phrenological Journal and Magazine.Cempiest of California and New Mexico. by the
forma Mahe - United States, in years 1316 and 1517, by Jas.
Madison. Cutts, with engravings. plans of battles, ke.
A.Tourna the River Saguenay in Lower Canada, by
Owlet Lunman, author of Sunuuer in the Wilder
. "ss 'nese." o• •
••'• The Eclectic Magazine for January. Furnished to sub.
• sCribers by the year, or sold by the single number.
- - 'No* and Then, by the author of Ten 'thousand a Year.
Vravbrly Novels, cheap form. new supply.
• The above works arc for sale by 011311 M. P. MORSE.
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pe =mem. com '
plexion consutution. or form
af bod o
, tifers complete immunity from hereditary dis
ease; that EcrofFicc, Consumption. and other atfecuons,
hating a similarity of origin. occur in all. although obser
vation,convintos.us that individuals and families. posses.
sing certain characteristics. are more frequently the sub-
Jeer of these maladies than others. 'these diseases ate a
morbid condition of the whole system of nutrition--their
products being but the e ff ects of alteration of the blood
and secretions—the ulcers. abscesses. enlarged glands,
inflammation, &.e., being merely attendant phenomena.
The - cause exists prior to the phenomena, and must be
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destroyed before perfect health can be established. This
may be done by using A. KELLER'S PANACEA, the
most certain remedy for diseases arising front an impure
state of the blood and system of nutrition, ever presented
t o the meted. Price .1, pint bottles. Call and get a
pamphlet:;
For sale by JOEL 7‘IOIII.ER, Druggist.
N. W. corner of Wood and Fifth its.
wit is the best Cough Medicine I ever Saw. ,
FAD the following proof of the superiority of Ur. IVil
lard'i Oriental Cough Mixture, from a respectable cit
who has tried it:
. rilliSintiton, Dec. 15, 1917.
&.Bnocawar:—.Atlcr laboring for several
weeks under the disadvantages of a harassing cough and
Itieetaietressing cold, which had, thus far, restated the of
&Ma Of Irtetla of the "inhdlibles," I was induced to pur
chase a bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give
ittf&lr Still. To my great surprise• lifter using only one
haltpf thip bottle I found myself entirely well. "It it the
antiaalieine /ern' saw."
JOU"; HINDS.
fold by rtairS a BROCKWA.Y. Druggist', Commer•
lfOw • • • stree near Canal. jang
itenow.Wars Castings.
at -.visiting- our city for the purpose o
obtaining their Spring. supplies of Hollow-ware
other Caustinp. will find a very heavy stock, and an
extensive variety of patterns 'and sizes in store by us.—
Simples cube seen at our warehouse, Coinmercia, Row,
Liberty. street,.next.W. W. Wallace's Marble works.
..sir Terms and prices favorable,
QUIN. NTeRRIDE . Co.
I I °STANT, • be Early I istory of
e. Vire atirkt, Pea n cylvania and of the West, and of West
ern Exnediuons and Campaigns; with an appendix, COM.
; tablin .copious extracts front important Indian treaties,
=mini us off - conferences,. journals. &c. Together with a
lOpllgnlllhieal - description of each county of Western
Pinasylvania. Ono large volume, 7G9 pages, by H. K.
Stntqlg,. Esq.. For sale, by
H. S. BOSWORTH 3 CO„
lanlo No. 43 lelaritet street.
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61 catty boxes'
• 10 half chests Gunprdep
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- 1.3 7 `-" POUchoug; for sub! .
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150,000
VELL SELECTED GARMENTS now
made and ready to be offered on the
most limed terms to my old customers and the public in
general: The Proprietor ; of this far-famed and extensive
establishment has now, +Met returning from the Eastern
cities, at much trouble and expense, lust. completed his
fill and winter arrangementato supply his thousands of
Customers with one of the moat desimbloostocks of Clo-
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FOR; the trarutivrtatiottet freight between. Pittsburgh
and the Atlantic shies; avoiding transhipments on
the way, and the 'consequent risk of delay, damage,
breakage and Bevis:idea of goods.
PROPRIETORS:
Bmtnarnaz & Casa. 27d Market at, Philadelphia.
TA LINZ it. O'CONNOR, cor..Penn and Wayne Ow, Pitts-
O'Cornfoa & Co.. North inreet, Baltimore.
W. & J. T. Tsrsorrr, 75 South street, New York.
Encouraged by increased business, the Proprietors have
added to and extended their arrangements during the
*winter, and are now prepared to forward freight with ro
tele:By 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 accommodate their cus
tomers, and confidently offering the past as a guarantee
fin- the future, they respectfully solicit a continuance of
that patronage which they now gratefully acknowledge.
All consignments to Tuttle and O'Connor will be 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 orin
directly. in Steamboats, the interest of the Consignors
must necessarily be their primary ob}ectln shipping west;
and they pledge themselves to forward all Goods consign
ed to them promptly, and on the most advantageous terms
to the owners. marl-If
Plekworth•r Way Freight Line.
EISSa2 1848. Elia=
ExcLtisrvrax f3r the transportation of Wny•Preight
between Pittsburgh, Blairsville Johnstown, Holli
daysburg, Water Street, and all inteltacalate. Ow"-
One Boat leaves the warehouse of C. A. m'Anulty &
Co., Pittsburgh, every day, (except Sundays,) and ship
pers can always depend on having their goods forward-;
ed without delay, and at fair rates.
This Line was formed Rd the special accommodation of
the way business and the proprietors respectfully solicit
• liberal abate of;Fatronage
ROPRIETORS:
Joins Pies - worm. Rom Mu..t.xx, D. IL BALNIS, Roam
Woons, Wu. Pttrr.
AGENTS:
Jorm Mtr.LEa; Hollidaysburg : It H. CA:Lot, Johruttovrru
C. A. NPANuLrr & Co, Pittsburgh.
REFERENCUI:
J. J. M'Devitt, John Parker, Robert Moore, Bagaley &
Smith, Pittsburgh. mars
Independent Portable Boat Line.
1848.:u° tilar
FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF PRODUCE .AND
MERCHANDISE. TO AND FROM
PITTSBURGH. PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
67 - ',Wrritocr Tainutriumr..Cl
GODS consigned to our care will be orwaried with-
N s ji out delay, at the lowest currant :ales. Bills of La.
ding transmitted, and all instructions promptly attended
to. bee from any extra charge for storaire or commission.
Address, or apply to C. A. M'ANULTY & Co..
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh. Pa.
HAYING a very large and commodious NVarehouse,
we arc prepared to receive, tin addition to freight for
shipment.) a large amount of Prodece. &c., on Storage at
tow rates. [mare"] C. A. \t•ANUL'PP & Co.
4.14- -
Ia d Speed and Reduced Rates!
WINTI3I. ARRAN° MtICSIS.
rrillE Public are informed that the Philadelphia and
,k Baltimore Railroad Company have commenced run
ning their cars at 4 r. at., from Philadelphia to Baltimore,
by which arrangement we are enabled fo forward our
lapress goods from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh in the un
parallelled short time of two days. Godds leaving Phila
delphia at 4, a. x., will arrive at Pittsburgh in the evening
Brownsville Boat of the second day. We have also re
duced the rates on small packages 35 per cent. on the
former charge.
Express starts every day, Sundaes creepier , .
GREENE Sr. CO.
R. G. 'VICKERY. Agent
decl3 St Charleg
Cosine/I , s Magical Pain Extractor.
TT is now conceded by medical men that Conned's
1 Magical Pain Extractor. manufactured by Comstock
& Co.. *1 Courtland st., New York, is the greatest win.-
der of the 19th Century. Its effects arc truly miraculous.
All pains are removed from burns, scalds, he-, and all
external soles, in a few minutes after its application;
healing the same on the most delicate akin, leaving no
scar. It is equally beneficial in all kinds of inftarunisto-
TV diseases, such as sore Nipples and Er,. !yrr•.iins,
lihmunatism. White Swelling and Ulcers, Bruises, Hurns,
Chillblains, Erysipelas. Biles, Tie Dolorcaux. &c. We
might add as proof to all we say, the names of noisy ern
intent physicians who use it in their practice, and hun
dreds of the clergy who praise tt to their people. KM.I
parent keep it consuuttty on hand, in case of accidents by
fire life they be lost without, but by its use all burns are
subject to its control, unless Use vitals are destroyed. Cau
tion—remember and ask for Connelly Maeical Pain Er
in:snot, manufactured by Comstock 4- Co., S. Y.. and take
uo other.
Solis, &c.—Ths Genuine My,' Gunmen!. is an
article more Justly celebrated as a cure the a:wve.
than any or all others. Its cures are almost unruadial,.
and it is only necessary to let those wha know The nri t ule
and use it with such great success. that I: t, a be ail
true and genuine of Comstock & Co., 21 Csaurninal at ,
N. Y. sole proprietor.
Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh, P 3 . l v I .Vst Jsr soca,
te) Liberty st., head of Woeil also in I .Yasiungton. Pa,
by A. Clark; in Brownsville by Bennet+ & ...rocker. also
by our agent in every town in l'ennaylventa. Ohio. Md.
and Virginia. 1:01F t win%
Soldleis of the Mexican War
Alit subscriber having opened an °nate in the City of
.I. Pittsburgh. in the State of Pennsylvania, for the par
pose of procuring Land Warrants at the Soot of Govern
ment, for the discharged Soldiers of the Regular Ariny,
as well as the Volunteers, who have served their country
in the present War with Mexico: intorins this living, and
the representatives of the dead, that by addreumg an
application to him at this City. giving the name and ad
dress of the,soldier, and if dead. his .tepreseatatices, rt
will receive Oreful and prompt attention.
InstructionVand Blanks wid be immediately returned
per mail to the applicant. to be executed and returned to
me at thisplace. The Warrant, when received, will be
immediately sent per mail to the propTr owner; or if he
should prefer receiving money, I win inmt . , Au k of i n ,
'Warrant to the beat advantitg2 for rasa. and make no
charge for that service.
In the event of the tlceit of the soldier. that must be
mentioned in the letter. and the warrant will issue
„ac
cording to the following rules: First. to hisroxiie and
children. (if he have any.) Second, to his 'rather; and
Third, to his mother.
. -
Having a son in the General Land Otri , e at NVaslung
ton, and one in the. Army under General Scott, in Mexico..
the matter would receive their prompt attention, should
any difficulty arise respecting the necessary proof.
Letters addressed to me on the subject must be poet
paid, and inclose a Five Dollor Bank Note as my com
pensation. WM. B. posreß.
lion. Harm= Denny,
lion. Walter Forward, }Pittsburgh.
Col. Win. Robinson, Jr.,
James Hall, Eery.
Robert •Buchannn, Esq. Cincinnati.
Irwin & Foster,
Major St. Clair Denny. Paymaster U. S. A., N. 0.
Li eut. Cot. Sam'l W. Black.
('apt John Herron, Vol's. I GC II Scott's
Capt. Robert Porter, Army, Mex'o
Capt. P. N. Guthrie. Remilar Army, )
W. B. F. may he found at the othce of Wm. E. Aus
tin, Esq., late Elack & Liggett's, Burke's Buildings, 4th
street. jyO
A A. MASON & CO., Dry Goods House. 62 Marker
„ Street. between Third and Fourth streets. have just
received a large supply of rich Fall Goods, comprising in
part: 17 canes various styles Prints and Chintzes of En
glish. French and American manufacture; 156 pea rich
and desirable patterns French Ginghams, warranted in
ferior to none imported in style, quality and durability of
colors; 4 cases splendid Plaid goods for ladies dresses,
comprising every style for Fall and Winter wear; Cash
'mires, M. do Laines, Satin etp'd Alpaccas of various
Colors; 3-4 and 4-4, black and blue black Silks, for Man
tillas; Fancy dress black and Mode colors ; M. de
Loins, all wool; Shawls of every sole and quality; Cas
sirneres, Cassinetts, Broad Cloths and Vesting.; bleach
ed and unbleached Muslims from 61 to per yard:
Green, Yellow, Bed and White Flannels; Tickings-
Checks, strip'd Shirtings: bleached and brown Drillings.
etc. etc. All of which are offered at wholesale and re
tail at the very lowest cash prices.
sep3 A. A. MASON & CO.
NTEW DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, Burke's Bu
tags, Fourth strut—Horon & ANTitoxv, Daguerrco
typists from the Eastern cities, would call the attention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns.
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms in
the third story of Burkc'a building, 4th at.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that
no pains shall be spared to produce them in the highest
perfection of the art. Our instruments arc of the most pow
erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures udeurpassed
for high finish and - truthfulness to nature. The public are
solicited to call and examine.
Persons sitting for pictures are neither requirred or ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction is given.
N. B. Operators will find this a good depot for stock
and chemicals.
lUlnstructions given in the art, containing, the more
recent Improvements. jitn7
YTOLIDAY PRESENTS: The Mirror of Life;
13.. Christmas Blossoms;
The Gin. of Friendship.
Friendshin's..oflbring;
Theft/sae; •
The Snow 'Flake;
fives of the Patriarchs and Prophets.
The Chtistias,
se Th e e ne ly in ac i m ie thi t
Illuminated Gems of Sacred Poetry:
• Lays of Love and Faith, &c., by O. W. Brthume;
Amelia's Poems;
Tappets , Proverbial Philosophy; ,
Together with a large variety of Miscellaueous, Moral
and Religious works for stale by
dec3o LURE LOOMIS. Agt.
1. O FEMALES.—Every female should have a 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 they are emphatically The Favorite.
Very complete directions for use in the various com
plaints. will be found in the directions accompanying
each box.
For sole by S. L. CDTIIBERT,
• ' Sinithfield street, near Third.
Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny Cin. - J. G.. Smith, Bir,
rainghann and 461 in M'Eracken, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh.
.
FEATHERS. -2U +sacks, in store and for sale. by
lam L. S. wATEMAN
EMI
, :. , ;:.. t. ......1
:4!":-.,
Ba=M
ACiENTS
STORAGE.
OREEZ.T. k CO.'S EXPRESS
--, -:n-VAR-M107...
,_„:ig*tidif -- foiiiiii',..'
Tapsootthr Celerities pdelenelgratleitiOlneei,.
Ti m I'UgIeFTANCE.S and FassagetaiindZ
from Great Britain and Ireland, by W , ss
It J. T..Taliacatt,ls South it. Ireland.,
• .
of Maiden Lane, N. Y., and 961Viter;"
The -au scribers, having
_accepted the Agenef:Of.the
above Rouse, are now prepared to moire forangements
on- the - most liberal terms with those desirous of paying
the passage of their friends fronithe Old Country; and
they flatter Biers_ eivile their charatter and long standing
in bus in ess 4MplAassurance thin all their ar
rangements.will be Carried out faithfully.
Meagre. - - W. - T. Tapecott are long and favorably
known for the or class. ace Dm:nodal; on, and sailing
qualities of their - Packet Ships The cturrzr OP THE
WEST. SEEEIDAI4; GARRICK. BOTTINGITER.
ROMS, jaVERPOOL. - and SIDDONS. two of which
leave each tort venthlY—from New York the.Ftst and
26th, ,und from Liverpool the 6th and 11th; In addition to
' , Mica they have arrangements with the St. George end-
Onion Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
from Liverpool every five days, being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with their increasing
patronage; while Mr. W. Tapseott's constant personal
supernatendance of the business in Liverpool is an addi
tional security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularl y attended to.
The subscribers being. as usual, extensively engaged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities. are thereby enabled to take charge at
and forward
_passengers immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
theretbre, prepared to contract for passage from any sea
port in Great Britain or Ireland to this city. the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so fariuland not otherwise atl
tamable; and will. if - necessary, forward passengers fur
ther Wet by the best mode of conveyance, without 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 dra ft s at
sight for any amount, payable at the principal cities and
towns in England, Ireland, Scotland anti Wales; thus af
fording a safe and expeditious mode of remitting funds
to those countries, which persons requiring such facili
ties will find it to their interest to avail themselves of.
Application (if by letter, postpabli will be promptly at
tended to. TA.AF & O'CONNOR.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
map27-d&w-1 y Philadelphia.
ob. Roche , Brothers, Co.
rELTON ST., NEW YORE, r:DEN grAT, .• , Z 4,4
Ihritu,r; ScortAND ROAD. lavrtuvol..
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, - Office on Penal it, Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh.
Arremeripenrs for 19.1.?..
1)0CIIE, BROS. & CO.. sole Agents for the BLACK
- 11., BALL LINE, of Liverpool and New York Pockets.
take the liberty of announcing to their old friends and
customers. that their arrangements for the year IM being
complete. they are prepared to bring out passengers. 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
a I - he re toreres
Ems]
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES
Drafts for sate, payable, on demand, at any flank in
Ireland.
The undersigned has made arrangements to bring out
passengers to Pittsburgh, during the preeentyear . .
febs-ndir.v• SAVE? BLAKELY.
Passage To and Prom
G' T--
BRITALN a. IRELAND.
Gcoaor. RLITARD ft SON, No. 134 Waterloo Road, Li
verpool.
Cs tnmtt& Rirrsca. No. S$ South st., N. Y.
'PIE Subscribers. bonny; accepted the Agency at this
1 city of the above well known and respectable houses,
are preps red to make engagements for pa SSCLlgers to coma
coot from a :IV part of Great Britain or Ireland. by the te
enier Line of' Packet Ships, sailing (rote Liverpool week
ly Persons engaging with us may real assured that their
friends will meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool. as well as every attention necessary'
on their arryal in this couture. Apply to or address
SAMUEL . NI'CLURKAN St CO.,
142 Liberty at., Pittsburgh.
11.--Passages engaged here from Liverpool to Pitts
burgh direct. and drafts for any amount forwarded, pay.
able at sight, throughout the United Kinedom. jyWa-ly
iffrill ARNDEN & CO.'s
t iff p..
nuesswzr. err) ILMIITTAIIet
Office.
A a n n )".• part Y.N
CO. :n a continue ,lre l t sV ' cl ri" gco o t il l t a.ri or persons from
upon the most liberal terms, with their usual punctuality,
and attennou to the wants of emigrants, I%'e do not al.
tow our passengers to be robbed by the set - Malin.- scamps
that infest ilia sea•ports, as we take charge °Ahem the
moment they report themselves, and see to their well-be
ing. and despatch them without any detention by the first
ships. NVe say this fearlessly. as we defy any of our
passepv ' ers to show that they were deiamt4l forty-eight
hours by us in lAverpool. whilst thousands of others were
detained months until they could be sent in some Ni,
eraft, at a cheep rate, which, too frequently pmved their
We intend to perform oar contracts honorably, een
what it may. and not act as was the case last 11C34 , 011 with
other offices, vrho either perfortnod not at all, or when it
suited their eonvenienee. -
Graft. drawn at Pitrsbasch for any snot (10111 // to
payable at any Or etc Provincial 13ariks in Ito-
Iruid. England, Scotland and VL'alea.
JOSI.R.:A ROBINSON.
European and General A trent,
janll Fifth cruet, one door below Wood et.
FOREIGN
ii EMITTANCE.
tt.,:_
rp HT: Subpenbera ate prapareit to inrwarl mercy to all
I part of 11.1cland, Ireland, Scotland and Welea, milt
....:s lt
ynte, end ini the lowest rates.
S.I3WEL M'CLUTOCEN it CO.,
febl2. 142 Liberty street.
European Agency, and Remittances to
Ireland, England, at c.
1.,1 ARCE and mall sums of money can at rill times be
remitted by sight-drafts, at reduced rates, to all parts
ni Engtand. Ireland, Wales, &c., and Legacies. Debts,
Rents, Claima. and Property in Europe can be collected
and recovered through the subscriber. or during hilt ab
sence from this city from October until May, on his annu
al tours to Europe. by *palmation to JAM= MAT. Mer
chant, Water street. Pittsbar.,.h.
H. KEENAN, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, and European Agent.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
11. Keenan has been frequently troubled by
applications and letters on the business of 'Hardman it
Keenan." passenger agents, of New York, he deems it
necessary to say that he is not the Keenan of that firm.
and has never had any connexion with either of those
persons. °cut
Western New York College or Health
'XI7 STILT-P:7, BrrTAL.o. 1.
DR. 0 C. ynuoims VEGETABLE LrnioNTRIP
TIC MIXTURE.
?runs celebrated remedy is constantly increasing its
I fume by the making ell over the world. It has now
become the only medicine for family use, and is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy all stages of this com
plaint immediately relieved, no matter of how long stand
mg. (See pamphlet for testimony.)
Gravel, nod all diseases of the urinary organs; for
these distressing complaints it stands alone ; no other ar
ticle can relieve you; and the cures testified to will con
vince the most skeptical:—{see pamphlet.) Liver Com
pleiut. Bilious Diseases, Fever and Ague. To the Great
West especially, and wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine is offered. No mineral agent, no deleterious
compound is a part of this mixture; it cures these diseas
es with certainty and celerity, and does not leave the eye
tem torpid. (See pamphlet.) Piles.a coinplaint of a most
painful character, is immediately relieved, and a cure fol
lows by a few days use of this article. It is far beyond
any other preparation for this disease, or for any other
disease originating from impure blood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the System, Weak Bark , Weakness of the
Kidneys, &r., or Inflamation of the same, is immediately
relieved by a few days use of this medicine, and a cure is
alway s the result of its use. It stands as a certain reme
dy for such complifints. and also for derangements of the
female frame, irregularities, Suppressions, painful men
straations. No article has ever been offered, except this.
which would touch this kind of derangements. It may be
/cited upon as a sure and effective remedy; and, did we
feel permitted to do so, could give a thousand names es
proof of cures in this distressing class of complaints.—
Sec pamphlet. All broken down, debilitated constitu
tions, from the effect of mercury, will find the bracing
power of this cuticle to act immediately. and, the poison
ous mineral eradicated front the system.
Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative properties of
this article mar THE DLOOD,and drive such dieceses from
the system. See pamphlet for testimony of cures in all
diseases, which the limits of an advertisement will not
permit to be named here; Agents give them away; they
contain 32 pages of certificates of high character; and a
stronger array of proof of the virtues of a medicine, nev
er appeared. It is one of the peculiar features of this ar
ticle. that it never fails to benefit in any ease, and if bone
and muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid nom ost, and keep taking the medicine
as long nis there is an improvement. The proprietor would
caution the public against a number of articles which
come out under the heads of SAB3APAIULLAS, Steers. dec.,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, &c. They are good for noth
ing. and concocted to gull the unwary: Teem TIMM nor.
Their inventors never thought of curing such diseases till
thin article had done it. A particular study of the pamph
lets is runway solicited. Agents, and all who sell the ar
ticle, aro glad to circulate gratuitously. Put up in 30 or..
bottles, at 82; 12 oz. do. at Si each—the larger holding 6
oz. more than the two small bottles. Look out and not
get imposed upon. Every bottle has "Vaughn'a Vegeta
ble Lithontriptie Mixture." blown upon the glass, the
written signature of "G. C. Vaughn" on the directions,
and "Cl. C. Vaughn, Buffalo," stamped on the cork. None
other are genuine. .
Prepared by Dr. O. C. Vaughn, and sold at the
Princi
pal Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo, wholesale and retail.
No attention given to letters unless post-paid—order
from regularly authorized Aceno erzepted. Post-paid let
ters, or verbal communications soliciting advice, prompt
lyiattended to gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this ankle
-02 Nassau st.. N. Y.; NS Essex st., Salem. Mass.; and
by the principal Druggiata ihroughout the United States
and Canada, as Agents."
HAYS & BROCKWAY Agents,
j anal No. 2. Liberty at., near Canal Basin.
VNITJAN BLINDS.—A. iresterrdt, and old and well
known Venitinti Bliiidmaker, formerly of, Second
and Fourth vs., takes this method to inform his many
friends of the fact that his Factory is now in full opera
tion on St. Clair at., near the old Allegheny Bridge, where
a constant supply of Blinds of various colorS and quail
ities..B constantly kept on hand and at all prices, from
twenty-cents lap to suit customers.
N. li. If required, Blinds will be put up so, Malin case
of alarm by fire, or otherwise, they may be removed
without the aid of a screw-driver. anti with the same
faeilitiy that any other piece of furniture can he removed,
and without. any extra expense. je2l-11kwy
CAUTION . TO THE PUBLIC.--The subseriber,by
k.,, , ,written contract with the Pam!? Tea Co., has theex-
Clusiyelight to sell their Teas in Pittsburgh and Alleghe
ny cities. - Any person attempting to sell their Teas. „ex
cept procured through me, is practicing a deception dud .
%fraud uponthe-public—and statements are ncd-to
rtrultou• 11e 23 ] ,TAYNES,II) 4W H
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iTiaTiffNO attiervAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
frillE Subscriber, having.been appointed and duly cora
-1 missioneii Agent of Lycomiug CmMty Mutual In:
„ urunee c o mpA n y,-i s now .prepared to receiveapple' a
nous Jor insurance for said Company. — Thia Company is,
perhaps:one of the very bestlimurance Companies in: he
Stine or Unfon;htivingticapital of between one tuidlwo
millions of dollars in prem.:dim holes and by the 'tag*.
none of the Company.no risk excceilingßs,Wo' . Will beta
ken on any one block of buildings, or en anyonej risk, and
DO more . than 82,200 - will be 'taken 'an 'a Rolling Mill,
Foundry or Furnace.' . Buildifiga . in' which a stote-pipe
possess through the side - wallberOof t . Cotton FaCtories or
Powder Mille, Mturufactorieit of - Printing Ink, and Dis
tilleries, will not be inaured on tiny consideration, what : .
ever: 'and when the per cent. shall be 12 or 15 inclu
sive; no risk will'be taken over ..$4,000, (except Bridges
and Grist '
The operations of the COmplany have been such. that
for the last six yeah only one cent upon the dollar
has been aimed upon the premium notes of the stock
holders.
Application can be made to the subscriber, at his
office, in the new Court House. _ _
• - - •
U. SPROUL. Agent.
Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pa janel.-tin
Fire and Marine Insurance.
THE Insurance Companyy , of North America, of Plana
lielphia, through its duly authorized Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insurance
on property, in this city and its icinity. and ou *Foments
by the canal and rivers.
- - - -
DIRECTORS:
Arthur G. Coffin, Pres't. Samuel Brooks, •
Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith,
Edward Smith. .kmbrome White,
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas,
John White. John R. Nefl:
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood.
Win. Welsh. Henry D. Sherrard, Sec'y.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1794. Its charter is per
penis!, and from its high standing. long experience, am
ple means. and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
character, it may be considered as offering ample securi
ty to the public. • MOSES ARWOOD.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co., Water and
Front its., Pittsburgh • oet23-y
The Franklin Fire Inunranc• Company
nP aurtaneirtna.
rIHARTF.R. PERPET.UAL.—S4OO,OOO paid in office
1631 Chestnut st., north side, near Fifth. Take Insu
rance, either permanent c.r limited, against loss or dam
age by fire, on property and cahoot of every description,
in town or country, on the moat reasonable terms. Ap
plication, made either personally or by loners ' will be
promptly attended to. C. N. BANCKER, Preat.
C. G. 'Damian, Secretary.
DIRF,CTORS:
Charles N. Bancker, .Etcob B. Smith,
Thomas Hart George W. Richards,
Thomas J• Wharton, Mordecai B. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Boric,
Samuel Grant. David S. Brown.
PITTSBURGH AGENCY.
NV A MUCK M ditTL'i. Agent. at the Exchange Office of
%Warrick Martin dr. Co, corner of &l and 'Market sts.
Pire risks taken on buildings and their contents in
Pittsburgh, Allegheny and the surrounding country. NO
marine of inland navigation risks taken.... ang4.l4
.10111/01 Krlo. 1. PLC - ST S IL
KING it FINNEY,
Agents at Piintrteqh.fur the Delaware Mutual Safety In
surance Company of Philadelphia.
Fntr. RISKS upon Buildings and Merchandise of eve
ry description. and Marine Risks upon hulls or car
goes of veuel., taken upon the most favorable terms.
(Nice nt the warehouse of King & Mimes, on Water
et., near Market street. Pittsburgh
N. H. King & Pinney invite the confidence and potion
rifre of their friends and community ut large to the Dela
ware M. S. Insurance Company, as an institution among
the most flourishing in Philadelphia—its having a largo
pnid in capital, which, by the operation of its charter, is
cons:unity inereasing—ss yielding to each person insu
red. his doe share of the profits of the Company, without
involving him in any responsibility whatever, beyond the
prerriiiint actually raid in by him; and therefore al pos
sessing the 7tlinital principle divested of every obnoxious
feature. mid in its moot ail ramive form,
A GENC OF Tlfg ritAmars FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PIiILADCLPIA.—N. E. corner of
- hint emd Mad oasts, PimburgA.—'The asset. of the
company on the first of /aviary. 134.5. as" pobliflied in
comma:ly with on net of the Pennsylvania LcEislature,
Were
Bonds and Mortgages 5600,615 93
Real Estate, at cost 100.067 77
Temporary Loans, Stocks, end Cash ^_017.4%:7
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WESTERN NEW YORE
COLLEGE OP HEALTU s
No. 207, MAIN STREET, BCTEALA Nr;w loss.
1 - Ift. Al. C. VAUGH.N'S regetable Lithontriptic Adm.
[LAMM , for 1&17.—" I Came, 1 Saw, I Conquered;"
is most emphatically the case lamb this article. Disetuie
has ever yielded to its most marvellous medicinal power.
Wherever it has gone, and South America. England,
Canada, and the United States have provided the trout of
this statement, the above quotation in a strong and pithy
sentence, tells the whole story. Invalids, the principle
upon which you are cured. may not be known to you,
but the result of a trial is sauslactory; you are restored;
and the secret of the cure remains with the proprietor.—
The Medicine is a vegetable
compound of 22 distinct
see:tries cuel, individual root has its own peculiar, ex
clusive, modicum! property, " - conflicting with no other
compound—each root makes its own mare—and as a per
fect combination, when taken into the system, it does the
I work which sorrel, wheu her laws were first establish
ed, intended it should do—PI:MIES, STRENGTHENS,
AND Rt:STORE.ti the broken down, debilitated constitu
tion. Dstosivr, in all its characters, will be completely
eradicated from the system by its USD. Sae pamphlets in
agents' hands, for free circulation—they treat upon all
ducases. and show testimony of cures. GRAVEL, and all
complaints of the urinary organs, form also the cause of
great suffering, and Vsuonses Limos - nitrite hateacouired
no small celebrity over the country, by the cures it has
• made in this distressing Mass of attlictions. .So famed, it
seems. is this medicine, that it has thus attracted the no
tice of one of our Medical publications. In the Novem
be No. 1.846, of the "Buffalo Jennie! and Monthly Re
view of Medical and Surgical Science," iu an article up
on ealculous diseases, and `• solvents," the writer, after
noticing the fact that the English government once pur
chased a secret remedy, hnd also noticing the purchase
in 1002, of a secret • remedy, by the Legislature of New
York, thus pays tribute to the fame of the Medicine :—
" Why do not our Representatives iu Senate and-Assem
bly convened, enlighten and 'dissolve' the suffering
thousands of this counthy, by the purchase of Vaughn's
Vegetable Lithontriptic, than which no solvent since the
days of Alchemy has possessed one half the fem . . - -
Reader. here is a periodical of high standing, acknow
ledged throughout a large section of this country to be
one of the best conducted journals of the kind in the U.
States, exchanging with the scientific works of Europe
to our certain knowledge, edited by Austin Flint, M. D.
and Contributed to by nieu of the hig hest professional
ability, thus stepping aside to notice a -" secret remedy."
You will at once understand no unknown and teertlikis
nostrum. could thus extort a comment from so high a quar
ter—and consequently, unless it directly conflicted with
the practice of the faculty, it must have been its great
*fame" which has caused it to receive this passing nod.
Krimar diseases, weakness of the back and spine, irregular,
painfid and suppr'essed .3fenetruation, Flour A/bus, and
the entire complicated train of evils which follow a dis
ordered system, are 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.—
As a remedy for the irregularities of the female system.
-it has in the compound a - root" which has been resorted
to in the north of Europe for centuries—as a sure cure for
this comp) aint, and a restorer oflienlth of the entire system.
LIVER CONPLAINT, JAUNDICE, BILIOUS DiSEASES, key are
instantly relieved. People of the West will find it the
only remedy in these complaints. as well as raven AND
AGUE. There is no remedy like it, and no ealomelor 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 Fever and Ague,
llilioirs Disorders, take no other 3ledicine. RILECNIATISSI,
GOUT, Wilifi/ld relit!. The action of this medicine upon
the Blood, willahange the disease—which originates in
the blood—and a healthy result will follow. Dysrarsts,
Isretossrum, &a., yield in a few days use of tins Medi
cine. Inflammation of the Luxes, Couoit, Costsuairrion
also, has ever found relief. Scrofula, Erysipelas, Piles,
Inflamed Eyes—alt caused by impure blood—will find
ibis article the remedy. The system, completely acted
upon by the twenty-two different properties of the mix
ture, is purified and restored—as a partial cure will' not
follow. The train of common complaints, .Palpitation of the Heart, Sick Headache, Debility, ke., are all this result of
some derangement of the system, and the-Gassy RICSIO.
REX will do its work. The promises net forth in the ad
vertisement, ore based upon tho proof of - what it has done
in the pant four years. The written testimony of 1000
Agents, in Canada, the United States-England and South
America, in the - possession of the pro p rietor—and can be
seen by all interested—is a su ffi cient demonstration that
it is the best Medicine ever offered is the IWorld. Get the
pamphlet, and study the principle as there Mid. down; of
the method of cure. Put lip in 30 cc. bottles, at S'2;' 12
oz. do. at Sreach—thelargem holding el oz. more than
two small bottles. Look out and not get imposed upon.—
Every bottle has " Vaughn's. Vegetable Lithoutriptic
Mixture" blown upon the glass, the wrrrait signature of
0. C. Tough" on the directions, and "G. C. Vaughn,
Buffalo," stamped on the cork. None other aregenume.
Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and sold at the Principal
Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo, at - wholesale and retail.
No attention: given to letters, unless post paid 7 -orders
from regularly - constituted Agents excepted; post paid
letters, or - verbal communications solicitng advice,
promptly attended to gratis.
Offices devoted - sac lusively to the sale of this • Article
—132 Nassau streets, New York city; 205 Essex street,
Salem, Massachusetts, and by the -principal' Druggists
throughout the United c
. State and Canada, as advertised
in the papoio.
Agents in this city—
. Hays& Brockanty,Wholesale and Retail Agents,"No.
2, - Con Ito* LiberlY streeti Pittsburgh. Also; R.
E. SeUere 57-Wood John Mitchell,' Federal street,
Allegheny. city; -John : Barclay, , Beaver; • John Smith,
Bridgewater. • ' • jan3o-diewly
. • . .
F. BARRELS Fresh Roll . '
#a 9 " Lard; '
• d " Dried Peackeep •
2 " Clover Secdrjast received and for sale
by L.- S. WATERWLaN, '
jan4 No. al Market, and 62 Front stre et:
8009 MI 4Z
=Bill
W'ril-v/tlTiyci ! niTrn
%/W.:#IOFFLAND*I3:CELEBRATED
MEDICINES.
Are wittictulet.,Wtal for the Cure of the following Diseases!
IF taken according to the directions they will cure any
cafe no lustier who of what else hats failed.
VEGETABLE.RIIEUMATIC PILLS,
For The permanent core of Rheumatism. Gout. Gan
givue, Hysteria; end severe nervous affections, and are
highly recommended. . for, •the cure cif Dropsy, }femoral
Asthma and Neuralgia.: Patient& using them. in most
cases, experience 'benefit soon after the first dose. They
quiet the nervous system, which enables them to rest well
during the night. They never fail to effect a cure, when
taken according to direction& . -
No.outward application etut.perratMently 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 vital part, or else, where the pain will be
• N BITTERS,
For the permanent cure of Liver Complaints. Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Indlimstion, Chronic. Debility, Chronic Asth
ma, Nervous Debility,. Pulmonary "Affections, (arising
from the liver or stomach,) Diseases of the Kidneys, and
all diseases .nrising front a disordered stomach, in both
male and female, such as. female weaknesi, dizziness,
fullness of blood to the head; They strenghten 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 remnants of previous
diseases, and giving a healthy action to the whole
frame.
The symptiims of Liver Complaint arc uneasiness and
pain in the right side, and soreness upon touch immediate
'yonder the inferior ribs; inability: to lie on the left side,
or if at all able, a drugging sensation produced, which se
riously affects respiration, causing very often a trouble
some cough? together wit h these symptoms we perceive a
coated tongue, acidity of the stomach, deficiency of per
spiration, and sometimes a sympatheticpain in the right
shoulder, with a great disposition to sleep and depression
of spirits, and sometimes sores in the mouth or throat,
causing mocus to rise in the nostrils. Jaundice frequent
ly accompanies it, and a dropsy in the face. These symp
toms, if permitted to conunue, will eventually prodnce
that most baneful disease. Consumption. In tact, a ma
jority of such cases originate from the irritating causes
above mentioned. Cathartic medicines must ,to every
instance, be avoided in the treatmentfor it.
The symploms'of Dyspepsia are veryvarioas—those af
fecting the stomach alone, are nauseajcart.burn, loss of
appetue, sometimes an excess of appetite, sense of full
ness or weight on the stomach, sinking or fluttering of the
pit of the stomach, fictid eructations, or sour arising from
the stomach, &c. Dyspepsia, devoid of a funetual nature,
is Without danger; but, if arising from a disease of the
stomach, it is dangerous.
Nervous Debility generally accompanies Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint; it 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 imaginings of evil, and great depression Gs:spir
its. Outward signs are, a quick and strong pulse, pale
and distressed countenance. &c.
Any case 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,
tifittiug of Mood, Influenza. ,Whooping Cough. Bron
chitis. Hemoral Asthma. or any disease. of the Longa or
Throat.
This is an invaluable family, medicine. It soon relieves
auy Cough or Hoarseness. mid prevents the Croup by be
ing early administered. No cough or cold is too light to
pass neglected; for, neglected colas 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 OINMITI.NT,
For the effectual cure of the Piles. 'Fetter. and Menai,
Scald Head, Ring-Worms. Inflamed Eyes or Eye-lids,
Barber's Itch. idrosteel Feet, Old Sores arming from fever
•or impure bloodl.and will extract the fire from burns, on
applicurion,,or,remove any cutaneous eruptions from the
akin. Persons 'frau — Med — With tender faces shiatildnse it
after shaving' it will, ilia feu-Moments. remove all sore
ness and stop the bleeding: It can always be relied on,
and is invaluable in any family. • •
TAR OINTMENT
For the cure of pains or weakness in the liver, back or
chest: it will entirely remove any deep seated pains.—
These remedies have caused many to enjoy the ines
timable blessings of invivorated health, and in a varie
ty of desperate and abandoned cases. a perfect and radi
cal cure.
The innumerable imNisitions upon the public, and the
statements of remarkable mires never made, yet certified
to by feirstied names, or by persons wholly unacquainted
with what they have endorsed, renders it difficult to do
justice to the public in offering sufficient inducement to
make a trio! of these invelnablernedicines. They are en
tirely vegetable. and free from all injurious ingredients,
end claim your patronage solely upon their merits. Every
family should have a pamphlet—they can be had of the
agent. gratis.
Principal Depot at the German Medicine store. 2rB Race
street. one door above Eighth; Philadelphia. For sale in
Pittsburgh, by. panl?..dly] AVM. TIIORN.•
GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE:
Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.
11STABLISHED in 1835, by an An of nmaress—The
X/ Groat Remedy for Consumption. Coughs, Colds, Aeth
ma, Bronchitis. Liver ComplaintiSpittingßlood, Difficulty
of breathing; Pain in the Side and Breast. Palpitation of
the heart, Influenza. Croup. Broken Constitutions. Sore
Throat, Nervous Debility. Lod All diseases of the Throat
Breast, and Lungs; are most effectual and speedy rare
ever known for any of the above diseases is DR.
SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CIIER-
R'i. 4
Read the Testimony.
Sr, Louie. &pt. 7th,1£36.
D. E. Emma & Co.—Gents —1 have been afflicted
for about three years with a pulmonary complaint, which
has Mulled the skill of several of the most eminent phy
sicians of our country. At times my cough was very•
severe, pain in my side and breast and great difficulty in
breathing. In this way I continued to suffer. until life
became almost a burden. At length I saw your adver
tisement of DR. SWAYNE'S Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry, and was persuaded by a friend of mine to make
a trial of It, and I purchased a bottle of you. I am hap
py to inform you that one bottle has effected a perfect
cure, and that I am now hi the enjoyment of good health.
I make chit 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. Swaynes's Corn.
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry as you think best.
I our with respect, Wat. Csasore.'
One nerd tflaution.--Since the introduction of my
article to the public, there have a number of unprincipled
individuals got up nostrums, which they awn contain
Wild Cherry some arc called " Balsams," " Bitters." and
"Syrup of Wild Cherry," but mine is the original and
only genuine preparation ever introduced to the public,
which can be proved by the public records of the Com
monwealth of Penneylrania. The only safeguard against
imposition is to see that my signature is on each battle.
Da. H: Swam,
Corner of Eighth and Race streets, Philadelphia.
50.000 DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION
Would perhaps be a small estimate for the ravages of this
dreadful &serve in a single year ; then add the fearful
eatakigue of those cut tell Inftarnation qf the Lungs.
Hemorrhage, Asthma, Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis, . and
other diseases of the Lungs and Liver.
And the list would present tut appalling proof of the fa
tality of these two classes of diseases. But it is impor
tant to know that nearly all of this dread waste ofhuman
life might have been prevented by a timely use of DR.
SWAYNE'S CO3IPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY.
This medicine has now been before the public some
eight years, and is the original preparation from 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 pugs. Those who give it a trial. being bene
fitted by it, recommend it to their neighbors. and thus
gradually and sorely has it gained en 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 din:minus that accompany each
bottle, its use in Pulmonary•diseasesof long standing and
of the moat alarming character, has always' given relief,
and in very many iustancai - has effected complete and
permanent cures.
Beware of the worthless " BatMmi," Marrs," Sy
rups," 4e., n 5 they contain none of the virtues of the orig
inal preparation.
The (original and only) genuine article is prepared by
Dr. SWAY NE, corner of Eighth mid Race streets, Phila
delphia, and for sale by agents in all parts of the United
States, and some parts of Europe.
Prepared only by Dr. SWAN :NM, 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, by WM. THORN, 53
Market street; L. JONES, 150 Liberty street, and OG
DEN & SNOWDEN, corner of Wood and 2d streets,
sok Agents for Pittsburgh, Pa.
33.10
.aynes 9 Ffinttly Ale Manes
DIL S. S. COOK. Piqua, Ohio, writes. March, 1846:
:LI have used your Vennifttge, Carminative EaLiam,
and Expectorant, in my practice, fur the last three years,
and have been exceedingly well pleased with them, and
never, as yet, to my recollection. failed of realizine my
fullest expectation in their curative properties. Your
other medicines 1 Callnot speak of front experience; but,
judging from those I have used, I doubt not but that they
claim, and are entitled to all the- confidenge reposed in
them, by those who have used titem. I was formerly
very partial to ***** Vennifuge. until I beertmeacquam
ted with yours, which has my decided preferene to any
other now in use.
Resacetfully, yours, &c., S. S. COOK, M. 17.` ,
Err For sale in Pittsbagh at the Pekin Tea. Store, 72
Fourth et. febl.s
BA. FAHNESTOCK'S COUGLI SYRUP.—Thispre
. parationn has proved itself to be of very great effica
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood, Whooping - Count, and other Pneumonic
Afeetlons; and the proprietors teel warranted In recom
mending it as a safe and useful medicine, and are pre
pared to show certificates of indisputable authority, in
testimony of its value.
It is pleasant to the taste, and is offered at so low a price
as to - place it within the reach of every person. There
are, perhaps, hut few Cough preparations that will pro:
three such decided effects ill such a short time. Pre-
pared anti sold by
B. A. FAIINESTOCK k CO.,
Corner of First' and Woodr also, corner of Shut and
Wood streets. •
decl3
WTNES AND LIQUO '
'term and Eighths Pi ,
of the following celebrate
namely:
A Stgnette Brandy, pale
O dark , '
tani
St
Sazenac „
London Market Wine
C Ronea Port
a .. 7 Trask
a Runt'
1 Burgundy
e ,S. S. Madeira
g S.
B^ Symin gton
p
re Pale She rry
5 Brown. ' - ".
Golden "
~
- Tentifik s "
1 Lisboa.. , t
ta Cl/yet i if'
Hennessydark,
" pale,
Pinet Castillon &Co "
" dark,
Imperial Eagle Gin,
Black Morse "
Swart i -
tine ' •
frisk Whiskey "
humane. Spints,
St. Croix Rum, -
,ogotheesvith a large. s
Noma in Potties; also,
for cafe as imported, oa pl
ar and Liquor Store of
filb7 : ,come
,
Svieet Mahigti " .
. k of-the-above -Wines -and
hanipagncandiclavet Wines,
acing lents; at .VV.ine Gel
. , P.
of:Smithfield lug Front it: '
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Wild - Cheri Lord-7-.Sars__
= A VERY IMpORTANT COICATJON
To ALL rEIesONIL. VLACD3i •
LENDER ALL CIRCIIMSTA.:4OES. . •
P YOU ARE. SlCK...get, curedi jrwell, employ met
suress to continue sp. Eve 7 truchvidual. indulges to
habits Which waist.to a - rester Or lesser silent, disa r
rairge,thc admirable' and intricate combinations Which
'form the system, and emisequently • • .
. .
'prtiTIVIDIVIT.ItUi. • • •
ShOCIM iMssess some mild. yet efficacious, simple and de
eridited agent for the priiervation of the, functioni of the
body itisood order.. ' •"
• DR. WOOD'S
SAR,SiPAILILLA AND WU.D CHEM lIIITSES
_ .
will achieve this result,' and should be in every family,
and, in the linnds of every person who, by by business,
profession, orgeneral course of life. is prediaposed to the
very many little ailments that render Ere a curse instead
of a blessing, and finally result, in their aggravated con
dition, in the cause - i=
The Bitters here recommended axe .compounded by -- a
man of great skill and knowledge. from the.simplesNa
turn presents to those who clue to find them, and which
are the only reliable antidotes to the poisons of disease.
The chief ingredients are the univertally beloved Carsa-:
parflla and the Dark of the Wild Cherry Tree, withlwhielt
the red man of the forest cures nearly- every disease
of the internal organs.. These materials, though pow
erful in their operation: are: as common sense teaches
us ENTIRELY lIARMLESS
and, prepared as they are here, tine-of the neatest Medical
cperatires in the inhabitable globe. Ey taking. these. Flit
tern, the senftclotte may be...restored' to beauty, and avoid:
the sharp knife of the surgeon; for.they not Onlyleradi
cafe pimples and tuners. but overcome
CANCER AND KING'S EVIL!.
Whoever is subject 'to the horrors of Consumption
should at once purchase this sure remedy. In the train of
Costiveness follow dreadful local congestions. oftentimes'
insanity, very frequently mania or hypocondria. -Violent
headaches, palpitations, and other affections 'of the; heart,
and rheumatic swellings. Dr.-Wood's Compound:is one
of the Most efficient medicinek. in routing -*ene emit
plaiqls, and their fountain Kead, that can possibly be
procarcil.
From being confined to small rooms, and from taking a
finial' modicum of exercise, numerous persons art daily
made to deplore a loss of appetite, .painfal hmulaches,
weakness of the muscles, languor, want 'of energYauffi
dent to seek recreation. &e.,&c..&c. These persons say
for years, that they "don't feel very well." If they'o
not employ a method by which they can feel quite well,
they must eventually sink-under a severe fit of illness,
and are
SAVED inoss ritz ours
only by a miracle; and even then, the lancet. leech, blis.
ter, and calomel, have left them mere scattered hulks. full
of aches and sorrows. and not only a pest to themselves.
but a source of disgust and minor:wee to all with ;whom
they come in contact. All these - •
FEARFUL CONSEQUENCE. 4
may be avoided by au early application of the virtues of
these Bitters. For the truth of this. thepropriefoi pledges
his wool and honor. and in evidence can show files of
undoubted certificates welch he has received, uneolicit
ed. from all quarters. Ile does not, howeVer. ask the in
valid to swallow his certlfieater. but his Bitters, and is
willing to stake all he holds dear . on. earth in tailor -of
the result.
THE DYSPEPSIA.
in tithe , a modified or scifere term, will disappear )iefore
the qualities of Dr. Wood'eprepiration, and the enta may
be relied on as a permanent one. Did . the Bitters
possess no other recommendation it would be one of
the finest vegetable ecimpotituls medical seienee can
invent: Hut. it is equal to the complete eradication of
LIVER COMPLAINT.
in even. shape. nod of every atTeetion. minor or gigantic.
of the 1 itinry opal-ems. Individuals Who are constitu
tionally bilious, ought regularly to take this mild. agreea
ble, and excellent Toxic e rn scrtarusx, as it will diffuse
health thronghout every fibre of the frame, and-send hap
piness and love of life thrilling to the-heart. , PAIIITES
oVOar TO KEEP IT CM lIAND. - - t -
Every medicine-cheston board chip should also be well
snicked with this capital remedyy, its •
SCURVY • •
cannot afflict those who take it. or long resist its tv.igor
ous assaults. All impurities of the Blood vanish before
it. and the old relics of early impruWirce invitriably'dis
appear. soon after being submitted to its action. Rd:cry
complaint of the .stomach •isr broken by L. The Bitters
have, in Ito instance, failed to cure JAIINDICE.,&r:{:ZRAL
Usatury, and everrdisorraniration of
THE NERVOUS SYS..vg.,..q.
By neglecting the little inroads made upon the latter, a .
vast portion of our fellow-beings ore rendered extremely
miserable—so miserable,lndeed,. That they wish to die.
Every bottle of Dr. Wod's "Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry Bitters" contains a modicum of joy and content
for each of those anxious and imprudent sufferers. Re
member that an injudicious rise of mercury is iveVtably
productive of many evils which are put to flight y Ads
glorious and unsurpassable compound; and that &Mc
.
one which are
HEREDITARY • ;
may speedily end safely. heshuffied off through. itsiagen
ey. As a medicine which must benefit
. .
EVERYBODY. • ,
from the simply delicate to the confined and despairipein
redid, no equal is to be found for tt. It would bawell to
mud that precentiouls Infinitcly.moradesiirable
than core, and that Dr.. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry Bitters ARE 130TH. . - 1-
. Put up in bottles, three or four times larger than f Brio
tors or Sand's, for the same twice—Sl per bottle.
WYATT & Fulton-st., N. Y.. whole
sale 3C01116. Sold in Pinsburch. at • .
P. R. SAWYER'S HEALTH DEPOT of Valuable
Medicines. Smithfield, between Third and Fourth sta.,
and, at WILLIAM THORN'S Drug store, Market at.
sep2-darn.wl2m
CHINESE HAIR CREAM—A matchless article for
growth, beauty, arid restoration of the Hair. This
Cream. when once known, will supersede all other arti
cles of the kind now in use. 'Where the hair isldeadr
harsh, thin, unhealthy. nor ; turninrgrey, A lbw applica
tions will make the hair soft aritfilark. and give it aheati
tiful, lively appearancer and will else makoit maintain
its liveliness and healthy Color, twice as long as all the
preparations that are generally used. Where the hams
thin, or has fallen off, 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 Ult.:lido of
the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is so composed that It will'
not injure the hair like the otherpreparatirms, but will
Feautify it, and give perfect satisfaction in every' in
fits n
For testimony to its very superior qualities, see the fol
lowing letter from the Rev. Mr. eztldwill to Steens.
Ilendershott & Stretch, Nnahvillo, general agents for the
Southern States: 1
Letter rf the Rev. R. cakfTelt.Pastyr ef the Pre-Arena!'
- - .
111 marts. llexosasnore k Sraarcit : Ga . :crummy-4 take
pleasure in adding my testimony in favor of the excellent
preparation called Dr. Parish's Chinese ',air Croon; 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 hi now
elastic, soft, and firm to the head. Many balsams and
oils were applied, each leaving my hair in a wane' state
than before. This Cream; however, has met my expec
tations.
As an article for the toilet. my wife gives it preference
over all others. being delicately penumed and not dis
posed to rancidity. The ladies, especially, will find the
Chinese Cream to be a desideratum to their preparations
for the toilet. Respectfully, &c.,
R. CALDWELL.
Pulaski. January• 7,1E47.
irrEtold wholesale and retail, in Pittsburgh, by John
M. Townsend, 45 Market st., and Joel 3lohler, corner of
Wood and Fifth sts. iels=d&w-1y
ADIES arc cautioned againit using Conurion Preßri
.J red Chalk : They are not awarehow frightfully inju
rious it is to the skin ! how coarse, how rough, how sallow,
yellow, Emil unhealthy the 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 it imparts to the skin a natural, healthy,
alabaster, clear. lively white ; at the same time aeting
as a cosmetic on the skin. makin,„.• it soil and smooth: -
Dr. James Anderson. Practical Chemist of Massachu
setts. says: "After analysing Jones' Spanish Lilly White,
I find it possesses the most ticantifid and natural: and at
the same time innocent, white I ever saw. I certainly
can conscientiously recommendits use to all Whose akin
requires beautifying.. Price 25.-cents a box. Directions
—the best way to apply Lilly White, is with soft leather
or wool—the tomer is preferable.
A rixx sax or , TEETH /Olt 2.5 eams.---White teeth;
foul breath, 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 eonth
tion, giving -theirs a beautiful polish, and preventing a
premature decay. Those already decayed ,it.preirents
fripm becoming worse—it also fastens such as isbeeeaniag
loose, and by perseverance it will render the lbulest teeth
delicately white, and make the breath •deliciogaly sweet.
Price 25 or 371 cents a box. All the above are sold I only
at 82 Chatham st., sign of the American Eagle, New York,
and by the appointed Agents whose names appear in the
next column.
WILL YOU NIATIILT, and get a rich husband, lady ! "Your
face is your fortune." Ts't beautiful, clear, fair? Is it
white? If not, it can be made so even though it be yet
low, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned and freckled. -Thous 2
ands have been made thus who have washed once or
twice with. Jones' Italian. Chemical Soap. The effect is
glorious and magnificent. But be sure you get 'the genu
ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of the American Eagle, M
Chatham street. a-
Ring-worm Salt-rheum, Scurvey, Erysipelas, Barber's
,
e.
Itch, are often cured by Jones' Italian Chemical Soap,
when every kind of remedy,-has failed. That ii — eures
pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, allknow. ist
the American-Eagle, 85 Chatham street: Mind, redder,
this seldom or never fails. ' . •I,
C. INOLIS, Jr.: Patterson:
Sold at JACKSON'S 69 Libertyst., head of Wood, Sign of
of the Big Boot.
.a. TURE.—Procured from' a well in Kentucky, 185 feet
4 =RICAN GiI.—THE. GREAT REMEDY OFi NA
below the earth's surface. This Oil will be found.vastly
superior to Harlem, British; or any other formerly Oopti
lar Oils. Its curative properties for the:following all-,
rents arc truly wonderful:. Intlamatory rheumatism,
whooping-cough;phthisic, coughs. colds, spaitusoetter,
erysipelas, scald head, croup,. Inflammatory sore throat,
liver complaint, inflammation of the kidneys, pains in the
breast side and back, diseases of the spine, piles, hean
burn,
diseases of the hip joint, inflamed sore eyes, deaf.
ness, and ear ache, worms, tooth ache, sprains, strains,
burns, scalds, bruises, outs, ulcers, cancer, fever, sores,
&c. &c.
Price 50 cents per bottle.! Sold wholesale and retail by
WM. JACKSON,at his booft.nd shoe store, 89 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh.. The Rio soot stands in the door-;way.
Only place in Pittsburgh where the OENUINS can .41 ob
tained.
ockWhol e Quar-
Brandy, Wines, Gins, tke.,
made, grades, and vintages
• •
CAtmoa.—ln order to be sure of obtaining thegenninei
purchase only of the general agent for Western reitasYl'
vania, Wm. Jackson, 88 Liberty street, or through l sub- ,
.Agenta appoimed_hy him for its sale, each of whom will
have a show bill andgcnetai directions in pamphlet form.
containing the names and address of the,i'mpnetos and
General Agent of, Western Pennsylvama, as followS:
Dr. Hall & Co., pfoprietordieatucky....- - .
Wm, Jackson, General Agezitfor WeiteinTatuMpTai
ia, B £ l ,LibertyrstreMiirittsbuseii to Whom 'an b ere
must be . addressed..
hiMli - -Li.onelmiediumador 0.. ; . b0ve
named Pamphlets, and thatiarneof , WilliamlackscioAhit
genotitlan&only wholesale agent for WiliteraPeormyt.
vania,)printedmi the °negate-albs-label. •r
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lirugit • •
'St r ait CON E D VEGETABLE PURGATIVE PILLS;
EXanixersally admitted to operate, not - cmly as
As ed
eireetualFrmentiii but es a never' failing: femedit is
all diseases which can. affect. the human frame. _ 'anti
ache, Indigestion; Rhemnatism- Piles, Scurvy, Drogs;
Small Pox, Cholera Atorbnc, 1.4 orms,'Whooptag Coug h,
CiinsuriniticrA,'Jauridiee;'Quinsev, Seaslatina Liter Com-
APoPlOXY,.Cancrsifileasles , Salt Rheum, pp,
Heartburn, Giddiness. Erysipelas, Deafness, Itching' of
the Skin, Colds, Gout, Gravel. Painsin the Backilnward
Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Risings lathe . hroat,
'Asthma, Fevers of all kinds, Female Coreplaints,Stittwes
in the Side, Spitting . of Blood , : Sore Elea,re
Sefulaflit.
Anthony's Fire, Lowness of Spirits, Flooding, Fitter Ai:
bus or Whites, Gripes, King's Evil, 'Lockjaw( Hyscerhi,
Bile-on the Stomaehi and all bilious .affections,,Plernury,
Swelled Feet and Legs, Swine Pox, While Satellings,
Tremors, Timmrs, Ulcers, Vomiting—and a holt of others
haue auccessfullyi and repeatedly been vanquished
heir xill-powerful arm.
They have been known to effect permanent cures - whin
all other remedies had proved unavailing, and in limiest
stages of disease.
They have in many cases superseded the prescriptive skiff
etho most eminent physicians, and received besides their
unqualified commendation.
They have been frequently recommenced by men of
most distinguished characters throughout the land,' and
been sanctioned in Europe by Noblemen, and Prihees Of
They have been introduced into the Hospitals of Edin
burgh. Paris, and Vienna, and through the disinterested
exertions of our Foreign Ambassadors, they have reeci
red the favorable commendation of the Emperor of Rua-
Ida, and of his Celeitial Majesty of the Chinese- Falai*.
W . ' Scarcely a Packet vessel of any repute sails from
the port of New York, without an abundant supVy of die
SICK NAN'S NEVER FAILING FIREAD.
17 - Agencies have been established Mall the principal
Cities mthc Union, and applications are constantly reach
•
in us from almost numberless , villages in every section
orthe country, Testimonials of their marvellous effects
are pouring' in from all quarters=and in such mmtbeis
that we have not time to read one -half of them. What
stronger or more conclesive evidence than these import
ant facts min the moat sceptical desire' in it possible. that
the 'many thousands who have c tried CLICKENER'S
PILLS, can be deceived in their faults' Unity latpoi
lure or quackery existed; would it not being ago have been
held up, as - it should he, to the- scorn and. derision of a
justly offended community.
EU" Remember; Dr. C. V. Cliekener is the original in
ventor of Sugar Coated. Pills; and that nothing of the sort
was ever heard of, until he introduced them in 1mte,1843.
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Cliekener'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. Clickenet's principal office for the sale of pills, is fln
W: ti JACKSON, S 9 Liberty at., bead of Wood,st, Pitts
burgh, Pa, General, Agent for Westeni Pennsylvania;
Northern Ohio; and the River Counties of Virginia:.
The follovring are Dr. Clickener's duly appointed
gents for Allegheny es.. Pa.
WTI. JACKSON, (principal') he I.iberly street, head 41
Wood.
• . .
A. M. Marshall, Allegheny City. :.
Jonathan Ghriest, Manchester.
C. Townsend & Co..
Jno. R. 11. Jacques ilirttdngbnia.''
Jno. H. Cannel Penn at.
Andrew S. Getty, Wylie et.
&bort tvilliams, Arthursville..'
R H. He ndn South Ward.
Wm. J. Smith, Ternperaneuville.
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenceville,.
Daniel Negley. East Liberty.
Edward Thernpson,
Thomas AiltinSharpibuigh::'- ,
G. IL Starr, Sewickley.
Samuel Sp_nnger.,Clinton
James M' Kee. Siewartistawn.' 7 ':
John Black, 'Furtle Creek.
C. F, Diehl, Elizabeth. • '
Riley IFl'Laughlim.Flurab
J. Jones, Bakerstown. ,
Penny,Al'Eeesport.
. .
16 TT IS THE BEST COUGH IIEDICINHI . EVER
USED."—This" was expressed in our-hearing yes
terday, by an-intelligent . gentleman 3vho.had used but
about one half of a bottle of Dr: Will ard', Oriental Collet
Mixture, before he was entirely cored. Come end get a
"notof it, and if the most obstinate cough or cold does
not diisappear by its use, your money will be refunded.
Compounded as it is. of the most effective, though harm
less and pleasant remedies. its use for years has, uctr,in
'deed can It, fail to give entire satisfaction. •
,For.sale, wholesabsand retail r by
HAYS & BROCKWAY.
Liberty street. riear'Cabal
Sold also by WILLIAhI FLEMLNO, ,
ocll Lawrenceville.
R. -WILLARD'S Orienral,Cough Afirture.—"Lar rrs
D
woass masa m." Those who have nothad an op
portunity of trying . this. at remedy for the permanent
cure of every affection of thelungsshonld not hallo give
it a trial. Certificates of its efficienty.- from our own cit
izens, which we are ermstantly receiving\ cannot .fail to
convince:the skeptical. Read the following from a lady
of high standing in Allegheny':
" Am.sonzax CITY, Feb. 7, 1848.
"Ateurs. Bays 4- Brockway . : • It affords Me great plea
sure to be 'able to add my testimony in favor of Dr. -Wil
lard's truly valuable cough medicine. About three months
since I was attacked with a violent cold, and was much
distressed with the cough, from which I could get no're
lief, until I was a abort time since induced to call at your
store and purchase some of the Oriental Cough Mixture;
I am happy to state that the use of the second bottle has
entirely cured me; and, having . great, confidence in it.. I
have, and Shall conunue to recommend it to my friends.
"Grua FIELDIIIII4-:
Price, 25 cents a bottle. Sold by *CP
HAYS &. BROCKWAY, -
No. Q., Com. Rove:Liberty st., near Canal.
ffeblG) J. FLENIING. Lawrenceville.
FROM the New York Gazette, Oct. 6, a daily
paper deservedly at the head of the daily press lo
.Bristors Extract of Sarsapartlla.—lt were but courtesy
to the attention of oar readers to thisinvaluable prep
aration which will be found advertised in another column ;
Mr. Bristol is a brother, and issues a highly interesting
newSpaper, every now and then, one or two numbers of
which we have already noticed; and the medicine. itself
has been eulogised by nearly all the press of the western
country, and, we doubt not, justly eulogised. It has in its
favor, moreover, very flattering , testimonials from the
most eminent practitioners in every . part of the country
where it been used. There is beauty and taste
enough in the bottles, and in the engraved labels in which
they are enveloped, to induce a purchase, even if the
preparation itself were not one of the usevereignetst ih
the world," ns every person must believe it is- 7 -that is,
Avery one must believe it is—that is, every one who
would not resist a mass of documentary evidence conclo
sive enough to convert a Turk to Christianity. Buy one
of the bottles, gentle reader, and see whether you do not
agree with us on this point.
For sale by B. A. rAIINESTOCK & Co.,
feb24 cor. of lst and Wood and 11th and Wood etc.
HEUBIATISM, GOUT, AND TIC DOLOREIYX..
XL, A respectable gentleman called at our office, as he
said, to inform us that he had been afflicted for 15 years
with Rheumatism or Gout, and occasionally with Tie
Doloreux; that he had been frequently confined -to his
room kir months together,
.and often suffered the most
in
tense and excruciating pain, Intrthat lately he had bean
using :Thyne's Alicrative, from which he found the most sig
nal and unexpected relief. lle says he found the moth-
.tine very pleasant and effective, and that he now con
siders himself Perfectly cured.---Phiktdelphia North Amer-
A Kier Wcrara IC:townm, , ,A gentleman of. Scrofulous
habit, from indiscretion in his younger days, became af
fected with Ulcerations in the Throat and Nose, 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 much affected that he had
loan the use of the hand, every part-being - covered with
deep, painful, and offensive ulcers, and were as hollow
and porous as an honey-comb. It was at this stage ebbs
complaint, when death appeared inevitable from a loads
some disease, that he commenced the use of Jayne's Al
terative.,and having taken sixteen bottles, is now perfect
ly cured.
The Alterative operates through the circulation; and
purifies the;blood and eradicates disease from the system,
wherever located, and-the numerous cures it has per
formed'hi diseases of the skin cancer; seroftda gou t, .
liver complaint, dyspepsia , pne Other ahrmeis diseases; is
truly astorushing.--Spint of the nmes.
For eslem PiUsburgh, at the PEICIN TEA.STORIE.
CONSUMPTION, COUGH, spyrrem.oF BLOOD::
BRONCHITIS, ASTILVA, Comkelcrxwas
Fourgiftha of yatrate - really suflefirie from rieglielfide
Colds, or- an - obstruction and eonseettentinflaraation OE'
the delicate lining of those tnbes . through which the aim
we breathe is distributed to the lungs. This obstruction,
produces pain and soreness, hoarseness, cough,diffieulty
of breathing, hectic fever, and a spitting of blood, mattes
or phlegm, which finally exhausts the strength of the-pa:
tient—and death ensues. JAYNIZ , EXPECTORANT'
never fails to remove this obstruction, and produces the
most pleasing and happy results. It is certain in its et.
feets, and cannot fail to relieve.
For sate in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store 72 Fourth
st.; near Wood. ' jang
"BE" COUGH MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!"
Another evidence of the superiority-of Dr, Wit
lard's Cough Mixture, over all others. . Read the following
certificate from a respectable citizen of the Fifth Ward:
Prrnsiicuatt, Nev. 3,1847. „
"This certifies that for some weeks past I was troubled
with a very serious Cough, which was evidently becora.
ing seated on the lungs to such an extent as to mastitis+•
effect of every medicine which I had been using. I was
finally persuaded to call at.. Hays & BrockwaY's .Drug
Store r . and get a bottle of Dr. Ifalard's Oriental Cough.
Mixturo; which, to .my great surprise, relieved the very
much; 'after taking only two or three doses, ;tad before
had used one bottle,' was edtirely cured. lams so mash
pleatied with its effecti, that I have brought others to bdy
it, and shall continue to recommend Sato my: friends, as I
firmly balsas it to be the but Cough Medicine its the moral.'*
"Antatzw . M . C.tturirtei
Try lt- 7 only 25, '
cents a Uottle. Sold by -
- • " HAYS &. BROCKWAY.
' . No. 2, Liberty street, near. .Canalßstam.
Sold also by ' J. FLEMING.
novlo . Lawrenceville..
pALM OF COLIIMBLC--Hato. Their—th - C
To 'Ealcfan#
• Grey.—lf you wish rich; luxurious' head of hair, free
.romdandrutrand scurf do not tail to procure the genuine
Hallam of Columbia. In eases of baldness, it will more
thhif exceed your expectations. Many-who'have Itert
their hair for twenty years have had it restored-to its on--
. ginal peffection by the use of this Balsam. Age, state, or
condition. appears to be LID obstacle, whatever: It also
causes the finid to flow with which the delicate hair tube
is filled, by which means thousands, whose hair was grey
as the Asiatic eagle have had their hair restored to its
. natural color, by the, use ofthis invaluable remedy. 1 1 ,
all cases of foyer it will be found one of the most pleasant
washes. ghat can be used. A few applications only am
necessary to keep the hair from falling out. ,/t ittranfilbOns
'the mots, it never fails to impart a 'rich, glossy appeal.
ence; and, as a perfume for the toilet, it is unequalled
1 holds th ree times as much as other miscalled .Hairßelle r „,
allves,and is more effectual. , The genuine. malign;
turedmily by Comstock tr. Son,:fil.Courtlazalt4treecßofr
Said- tirdY-gaimins Fiusburgh,by . Wa.-Jaciaos4-130
Lib er ia street, head of Wood; also,- tn. Washingtimi.FiC,
by A. Sweemry & Son; in Cannonsburgh, by Dr..:Vawen;
by-lictutettit.CrokM alsoits uYerYt . l.4.l l uea
niPennsylvania, gida, :. fidaryland' and -
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