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Is one of Is eve and es
elisiieest in selection that line es - -
I ct beemexhiljted I finyone 0011,4:T11 ill this or silty ode
{':: er city in the Bition. 1 Will - not undertnke to describe to
I ~.;the reader the di ff erent assortments of articles ~' hick I
I - now have to off W
er ent; but will simply tell theta that if
1 - 'whey •roali , furor me with n call. I will lay before them •
175
,-.... ,000 . diffemni . garments to make a choice ont of. coa
:. siminigin part Of COLAS. from the richest in quality down
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to the letw.estin Pride; Pantnloons and Vests, to the as
' • tonishirientbf the. beholder, with both mouth and eyes
.. open, wondering in the most extravagant degree of stir
' . Pneeitove such vast COliCetiollof .11.E&VT 1111 DE CLOTHING
:-. could possibly be collected together under the control of
• .
,one intlivislual But such things will he. es long as per
, severtutcq mid industry is the main-spring of trade.—
Without any intention of boasting. on my part, I will say
. at the same time. it is of such metal I am principally com
posed, for nothing in the shape or form of difficulties, no
matter what then magnitude may be, can deter me front
accompliShing toy object, in providing for the fernier. the
ctechanns, and the day laborer. My . whole attention is
C, • (*CU up withthe greatest care for their welfare, ii. get
ting op tashionable. and al the same time substantial gar
meets: to meet their deinands; and as for Others, who
fancy iheinselvessinevingin -a different :There, sod rile
. • !miring an article 'of the rte phis viten kind, they have
only to give mean outline of their wants, and they are
mined ton word: ,, .!-.• • : - . ' . _
:-.,.• Now, let me saym word or.two to my country mereli
-, ants iw4.l.te.tride: If you wish to save train of least 25 to
..-. 50 petr - Mmp in your wholesale purchases. call in at the
"Three Big Doors," and if I don't meet your most sant ,
Fain, hotres in the way of getting cheap bargains, and
iirwilrinsltonsble.goods., 1. will notin future attempt to Dir
.- cr auriaduceinents of Labeller kind to a generous peo
ple of-en noble n nature and close discernment
JOIIN AI'eIiOSKTX.
' I - chilli - 1)i , ' • - No. 11l Liberty street.
.*. '
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Alt ,
-....: TO ARMS!. TO Anklet..—Threatenctlin
casion of Western Penna. by Col Swift. with
ilk** then.' totwilltstontlitig which. J. 14.
N'Cltite will condone in "'ell -clothing cheaper .than any
has beretolorthrett o ff ered in the ‘Cestern country. [rev
ile thelargeslesiablishment in the city. fronting on Lib
city. vet Sixth ate.. lie iS.llovv prepared to show to his i
numeronsgitttrotpclhe greatest variety of cloths. cassi
tneres,,festongs, mid elothiugoi all.deseriptions. suitable
for timiapprOnelting season, that has ever been of in
this nuirket.to , ieltich all can fiave 'the RiCht of Way.—
Ol!streellbe-vonter-No. 167. Liberty and .....iitli ets.
!Hatt! , -".1.. M. -WHITE, TAILon, Proprietor.
, -
6 6 cra.LINT; orr LOW FOR CASll.'—Winter Clo.
I - 3 fliint bf every AcseriptiOn. such as cloaks. over
coats, superfine blanket. Beaver. Pilot and heavy broad
cloths, superfine cloth. dreits. and frock coats; a large as
sortment of tweed, sack and froclfeeals.
Cloth. cassimere. and satinetl petit:tit:oils; also. a gen
teal assornositt of vests: plain and fairey velvet. cloth,
cassimere nod Hin ny - woolen. mid- plaid cash' :re , with
a great variety asllperfilte Irish linen. trilnulltd shirts.
.undershirts. stock, cravat-. mmithrtii mid all other arti
cles in the - Clothinr . line. wide:liken! he sold low Mr Cash.
t Purcheiers will hod it touch to their adentonet , to call
soon,eit (9 Liberty. street. P. DEI.ANY
N. B. A complete as-mullein of c00,1t. , , ' , unable for
Customer work, always on hand, such as English. French
and American cloths. and cassimeres; also a choice as
sortment of seasonable vestings--all of which will be
made to order in the latest styles, and on the most ac
, COMIUMMtim; terms. )ant?-laws
IMEIII
• I\I 7 EIWI4.IOIIIt, , IVFIW GOODS.—Received at the Iron
City.,Clothing Snare. a splendid assortment of Cloths,
congaing of' flue French. F.nglialt and American Plain,
black" 3~lnl'iaitey= Cassimeres, of the most modern styles;
fine figttiell Cashmere Vestings, Silk' Velvet, Plain and
Fngcy Satins—all of which we will make up at the most
reaitinittllle'prices, in a durable and fashionable style.
Ready made Clothing. of all descriptions: I.ady's
Cloaks', of the, most fashionable patterns. Neck and
Paired lltlkfa;, Suspenders. Bosoms. Shirt Collars, and
every's - file - 1c 'ttsually kept in a Clothing Store. Country
fiTerchtints, before purchasing elsewhere. will find it to
their advintage to call at the Iran City Clothing Store,
No.rlftLibetty strait. immediately opposite the mouth
of ITiiriiet. • loctle-ttl C. NUCLOSKEY„
Minn
- , lolothingl Clothing I S Clothing
• Tice "Bi g ' Doors vs. The Western it orkl!!!
• 150'000 NVF,J.L GARMENTS now
made and ready to be offered on the
most lale I
, ct 'terms to my old customers and the public in
;... The Proprietor of this far-fumed and extensive
establishment has now, after returning from the Eastern
cities, at inueh trouble and expense, Just completed his
fall and winternrrangcments to supply his thousands of
eustOmens"With one of the most desirable stocks of Clo
thiagjhatlilis ecer been offered 1., this or any other mar
' kef .Westof the mountains. For neatness in style and
arcutrrianship,,,t OM:titled with the very low price which
they-Wilthe solil for, Must certainly render the old anti
-', valleilThrge Big I.I4MTA one of the
_greatest attractions of
• theWasfertkr:ouittry. is gratifying to toe to be able to
antiottisne 10.111 f niimerintsfrtends ut home and abroad.
• dial notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts which I
• lutiainiule,M meet the . inane calls in my line, it is with
ditheidt - }il*Ma keep Iliac srith the constant lush that to
made an. this establishment_ It is a well established
fact, titattny are cigut or tea filar. , larger th an any
other house in the trade. tool this being tie case on the
amount:acid. L'oati affroil to tell at ontolt less profit than
otitemeOulrl possibly think of doing it they wished to
coyer conti n gent expenses. I intend in make a clew,
sweep of ati my prewnit stock before the beginning of next
year; coming to this conclusion. I will make it the inter
est•Of every man. who wants a cheap winter suit, to call
• land purchase at the Three Big Doors.
osal-thkw JOIIN NITI.OSKEY.
IBM
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I 1141.NV.81, BEAT i—J. 31. White has just received at
his large estalilislintem, fronting on Liberty and 6th
streets,. a splendid assortment of TWEEDS for summer;
also, a attpenor lot of French Satin VESTINGS. all of
whiehte.ts ready to make tip in the latest fashion and
on the most reasonable terms as usual. Observe the
cothitt, N 0.107 Liberty and Sizth streets.
P.1j14. J. NI. WHITE, Tailor, Proprietor.
, , ,r
JiIWOII3LUSIIINtt • INIPCDENCE..—From a published
1,;) card of WCalmont & Ikid, of Philadelphia, the
pantie would be led to believe that we have been claim
ingisprivilege we had no right to. That " they have
abandoned. some time since, dos' exclusive agency aye
teta,"itnd that we have right lOtiffill3 exclusive privil
ees with their tens.' I never pretended to sell the teas
of this spurious Coned/11. I have been selling the teas of
• :the New York Pekin Tea Company for the last two
}}ears, as the ptillic are aware, and have been to New
7 York four times in that time. ant 'lover heard of this new
eonccrn until lately but us Woof dealers.
The tea business of NlT:annum' & Bond is about eight
months onnand their as.suniption of the Pekin Tea Com
pany's name is because a name is open for any man or
firtzttorminue; but the •fact intended to imply thereby,
that :,they have ;my connection with the so culled and
well.known Pekin Tee Company of New York. is entire
-1}• false, they having' been dented even ue azeney iat
1 hilati"lelia, for they New York Company. that Company
having refused even thus for to confide in tints.
I know not what kind of wool they keep. nor what kind
of tens; I am only certain that they keep or obtain none
of the Pekin Tea Company's of New York.
Any person reeding this card will see the gross decep
tion they wish to practice out the public, and to the injury
of my business. :Weathered .L.Bonil are wool dealers
in Philadelphia, and have sent all agent out here to pull
wool over the eyes of some of our good citizens. Look
out for the black sheep. tilovlnj ALES. JAYNES.
UM=l
TEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!! The Convict. or
the Hypocrite unmasked, by G. P. R. James. Esq..
ack Ashore, by I'. Howard, author of Ratlin the Reefer.
the Star of the . Fallen. by Curtis,'author of Black Plumed
Riflemen.
- The Magic Figure Head. or the Iditly of the Green and
Blne, in' Charles Curry. of the U. S. Navy.
The Bandit's Bride. or the Maid of Saxony. by
Sidney.
Stanhope. anther of Striking I.tketie-,tes. - eta'.
!moultla I,y ['more. and Mr. :old Mr- Wocaltirldgi• .by
:Was Leib , .
London quarterly Review-
Union Magazine toe December.
Life of Joseph T. Inrc—a large supply.'
The Illanceuvering Mother. by the author of •• !balmy
of a Flirt."
The Wißai:less of Woman. by the same author.
The Old Commodore, by E. Howard.
Jenrette Alison. or the 'Young Strawberry Girl—a tale
Of the Sea and Shore; by Ingraham.
Knam. or Daylight: a prise tale:; by J. S. Robb.
Sir Roseland Ashton, 3 vols ; by Lady C. Long.
The Splendor of Versailles, and Court of Louis the
XIV.
•
- •
Flowers Personified. Nos. fl and 10.
Rural Cemeterisi of America, part 9-
Magazines, Newspapers. etc.
Ltaidon Punch and Pictorial Times, per last steamers.
_%-llfFbliiiii,liinathzui; Philadelphia Courier, and Yankee
Doodli Pictorials. For sale by W. S. CALDWELL,
deed 3d street, opposite the Post Office.
. _
'lreellArlio3cet of Nett, Boob for 1:44d.
q/I h APMAN'S DRAWING novx. No. 2.
- - Oliddon's Ancient Egypt, new edition.
eNinetEctith Century. a new Quarterly.
Chamber's :Miscellany, No. 11 ; fell setts on hand.
Lives of the Queens of England, by Agnes Strickland,
vol. XI.
The Market Queen. or the IVifo's Stratagem.
Muscatine, a tale of the Revolution.
,Songs ` for the People, N 0.2, superior to No. I.
Jack rid. or lite on board nit Itidiaman. new supply.
Eubank's Hydraulics. No. 3—full setts on hand.
Flowers Personified. No. 14. do du;
l'ictorial England, Nos. 36 & 37, do do;
Ilaion.Ma;mzine, for February, do do;
.. •Natiariel . 110. do do do;
Graham's do. do do do;
Godey's Lady's Book for Feb'). do do;
Agej No. 193, do do;
Woht 1.50
k ltetriarkable Events in the history of Ainerica, by J.
trosf,.E.L.ll."
',American Phrenological Journal for January. Sub
*tiptiens received.'
-Jatte Eye, MI Autobingrophy, Currer Bell.:
Last a ihe Fairies- a Chnstmus tale, by James.
• , "::Edinburgh Phrenolop,ical Journal and-Magazine. ,
The Conaircht.of California and New Mexico,by the
forties of the - United States,iti years 1546 , stud 1.44, by Jas.
?tradition Cutts, with engravings-plans of battles, &e.
fl . -A Tour tethe River Saguenay In Lower Canada, by
Charles ',unman, author of " A Summer in the Wilder
_ The Eclectic; Magazine for January. Furnished to sub
*Critters -by the year. or sold by the single number.
~,Now and Then, by the author of Ten Thousand a Year.
' AViVerly Novels, cheap form, new siipply.
The above works are for sale by [rn3l] M. P. MORSE.
ERE
AA N -IMPORTANT BOOK.—The. Early - History of
rit PennsylS•ani a and of the Wast,.and of West
ern Expeditions and Campaigns: with an appendix. con
`tattling copious extracts front linpOrtantlndian treaties,
.xainutex,Jof conferences, journals, &c. Together with a
'topographical description of each county of Western
Parmayleania.. one large volume, MS pages, by H. K.
ptiong, • Por.sale by
11. S. 130SIVORTII h CO..
No. 43 31drket street.
"
half chests Young pyson;
- *5l. ratty boxes `•
10 half chests Gunpou'der;
2 can . rboxes
halt eliestr. Impeiialp
' ; 1 " . - rnueltoug; fbr sale by
Stall>, . • JANIgS :t1 AS
,
niblEutirfllifiS2 9 sacks, in store and for sole. lir'
Irtn27 L. S. WATER3TAN
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; 124: 4 L •
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orG-4 bbk. Cincinnati—stiperiot brand.' for
, sale by idec2j & SINCLAIR.
itransportation Eines.
-- ,
Pittg.burgh Portable:Moat Line.
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3 , 10.5t5.h... -
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-
1, 1 0/1 the trulisportution of freight betweelf , Tittsburgli
and-the &amide - cities: avoiding tjtusbipineuth en
the way. and the consequent risk 01 delay, damage.
breakage mid separation of goods.
PROPRIETORS:
Brituninur: & CA st. 27`,4 Market st., Philadelphia.
TA AFFE k 0 - Cmvson. tor. Penn and Wayne sts.. Pitts
burgh
AGENTs:
0:4:74,:cx0n az Co.. North street. , Baltimore.
& .1. T."rAPSCL/TT. 75 South street. New York.
Encouraged by inercused buSiness, the Proprietors have
added to and extended their nrrangentents during the
:Whiter, and are now prcpnred to tin - ward freight with re
gularity nod dispatch. unsurpossed by city other, Line.
Their long experience as Carriers: the pulpuble superior
ity- of the Portable Boat system. anti the groat (-privity
and convenience of the wilt-ebony , * nt each end of the
.Line. are peculiarly calcultited to enable the -Proprietors
to Mill their engagentenbi God accommodate their cus
tomers. and confidently odering the past as ft . :guarantee
for the future, they respectfially solicit a continuance of
that patromme which they now gratefifily neknowledge.
All co nsignments to ninth! and O'Connor will be re
ceived and forwarded. Steamboat charges paid, and Bills
of Lading transmitted free of nnyyliarge for Commission.
a d vanc i ng or storage.. Baring no ;Merest directly or in
directly. in Steamboals, the Interest of the Consignors
must necessurily be their primary object in shipping west;
and they pledge themselves to forward all Goods counign
ed to them promptly, and on the most advantageous teens
• to the oWIieTS. mart-ti_
Merchant. , rt Way Freight
(FORAISALE CALLED llETAVorcril &.'co:a LINT.)
•
XCLUSIVELY for the iransPortation of way freigh
between Pittsburgh. Blairsville, !Johnstown,
daysliurgh. Water street. and all intermediate pineys.
One boat will leave the warehouse of I. ACAntdi) &
Co.. Canal Basin. Liberty street. Pittsburgh. every Jai.
(Sundays excepted.) and shippers can &wt.') s helten ,l on
having their goods iI.n•NN anted without delay. and at lair
rates.
This Line wns formed for the special accommodation of
the tray btrsine,. The proprietors. thankful tor the t ern
liberal patronage they have received during the lust two
Years. realm...tiily inform their old cualontrra and the
public generally. that they have extended their
&e., during the past winter. mot are nu, better prepared
to acerninuodttic au inerea,ecl
PitOrnt
It. IT. CANAN & Co. %W.:II.I4TITT.
11.6.STITT.
JAMES A. LOBE. . 110111 N
& :Mc DOWELL.
AstEXTS— C. A.M'Asti.rx & Co., Pittsburgh;
11.11.CAN.vs• Johnalown:
.101LN MILLA:II. 1 toUlday.4ltrfr.:
11osettet.1.& Myr [A.:Ett,Water et. Iltiniingdon eo..
REcEin - A - cr_a—Sntith & Sinclair: .1. Sr .1. MIN, itt;
11. Shoettberger. li. linhisun & I 'o.: 11.. Moore; Brmalt ,
Smith: John Par!.er. !whiner; J. Jordan & Soil.
star) (Gazelle copy.) .
Merchants' Trausporintion Line,
411. 1
• L - 41 1 . 1i
t.,;‘,ToeLellicoalotloifirl lu Philadelphia and and l'rutlnee
mfr care will he 101,Vilriled without delay. at OM lon est
rates. Bills of Lading transmitted. and all lumina-lions
promptly attended tn. tree front any extra charge for stor
age or commission.
C. A. - NI'ANI - 7,Ty & Proprietors.
(anal 1311.,i11. Liberty 0..1'1114111Th.
(6:1.,(•14,111111,...01 1 y.)
GE El :NE & CO.'S E
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NaQa.
Increased Spred and Reduced Kates!
wisTl:ll Artils!o.r..llf..NTS.
rTllF.Bablie arc informed that the Philadelphia and
I Baltimore Railroad Company have eotniumteed run
ning their Cars at S r. at., from Philadelphia to Bann core.
by which arranitement we are enabled Cu thrwil ft our
Express goods from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh in the no-
parallelled short time of ore daps. Goo sLeaving Phila
delphia at 4. r. :a., will arrive at Pittsburgh in the evening
Brownsville Roar of the Jeemid day. Ve have also re
duced the rates On ...Mail package , Si per real on. 11,
Cornier chorgo.
Express starts every day. S•imbim erwidest.
(IREI.I_N
It. G. VICKERY. Agent.
deelfl vt. Charles lintel.
Comte El's Magical Pairs Extractors
IT is now conceded by medical men that Cminell's
Magical Pain Extractor. manufacturul by Cononock
& Co.. 21 Courtland st.. New York. i. the ertnatest won
{{r` qt tl,e. l tab century. Its effects are vita animetalotts.
All pains are rcatureed from horn'. scalds. fie.. anti all
external sores. in a few militates Stier its application:
healing the same on the taunt delicate skin, leaving no
scar. It is equally beneficial in all kinds tal jullsolitnatie
ry diseases.
,such as sore Nipples and Eyes. Sprains.
Rheumatism. White Swelling - and Ulcers. Bruises. Burns.
Chillblains, Erysipelas. Biles. Tic lloloreaux. Le. We
might add an proof to all we say. the names of Many en:-
lineal physicians who use it in theirpractise. and hun
dreds of clergy who praise it to their people. Kiwi
parent ke7p it tonstantly On hand. In ease of accidents by
fire life may be lost without. bid by its use all bairns an•
subject to its control. unless the vitals are ,Issiro),•,l Con •
lien—rente - mber and ask 1 . 01. Pain Ex
tractor. manufactured by Cont.auck 4 Co.. W. V.. and take
no oilier.
SoatN, Ac.—The Cirnaint Nov' Linament. it an
article more justly celebrated as a cure far the above
than any or all Others. it, cures are atllaist Man slime;
and it is only necessary to let those who katow the article
and use it With such great success. dint II I- to be bad
true and genuine ot Conamick & Co., 21 Court:anal sa..
Nr. Y.. sole proprietor.
Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh. P11..1.1 . IV u. J SON.
S 9 Liberty st... head of Wins' at.. also m Washinalon. Pa..
by A. Clark : in Brownsville by 14aucNt & Crocker also
by our agent in every ill, ni u Peniasylvaaia. (Mao. Mil.
and Virginia. tiovlu-d& who
IT IS Nol.v ADNirrnED. liy P0nt10010,1.4, I! at no
orbtinal 101140 . 1,11100i1. eOlOl,/e S 001. t . 01041 Inuon.of 10.03
of body. confer+ complete immunity front beredimry
cane: that Sepftela, Consumption. and Other nifectiolo,
having a similarity of origin. occur in all. although obser
vation eotlVilleeS 115 that individuals soul 100011,:s1101Se/S
-ring Cerolol characirri.u.,, arc „tore fo.micidly the nob
jeel of these 110.10111., 110111 other. Il‘.•..•.ti..escs ate a
morbid c o ndition of the whole s) stein 01 1110n1101,--thelt
products being bin the elects oi an alteration or 'he blood
arid .
enlarged gland..
inflattomilMn, 'se., being Inertly attendant phenomena
The cause cxi-1.4 prior to the p10m..00.11.1. rind taunt be
destroyed before perfect health ran be esmblished This
may be done lip using Dr KR4LI:I:S P INA(' E.I. the
roost certain remedy 101 . -111Sensr, t1e00... 0010 au 011101 n.
State of the blood awl nutrition ever preerate.l
to the afflicted. Price :7!1. pint bottles. aml get a
pamphlet.
For sale by J 0 1 7.1. mom.r.a. Doorttki.
tan 27-1111 N. W. corner of ‘{'man mid Firth 5..0.
"It In the bent Cough Medlekne I ever Maw.
READ the following proof cif ail: sll,,wricirity of Or. IFil
lard's Oriental rang!: .11i.etnrr, from a puiTertable vii
izett. who 4ai triad it:
Mtia‘sas.ll ATs Si. BROCK R•A v:— ;ter laborite.; for ge v rra I
weeks under the disadvantage. , of a liaraiiiiing cough and
most thiareeiiing void, hail. - thui far. rr•t;ird rI
feels of several oldie I was induced to par
chase a bottle of your Oriental rote 411 Mixture. and gins
it a fair trial. To my great ,topriiie. r only oar
halt' of the bottle I omit If enure•} ell. - Pis Oa
best mrdicior / sate.-
True rop y. .101 IN
Sold by 'HAN'S .' tl h Druggists, Conuner
eim Liberty street. near Cunal.
A A. MASON & CO.. I).y (:node Howe. Alarket
.; . Street. between Third rtn'ti Fourth stoop. have just
received a large supply of rich Fall rimels. comprising in
part 17 cases various styles Prints awl Childs' of En
glish. French and American mannfactitre: pee rich
nod desirable patterns French (linglinins. wurrantaillit
terior to nom, imported is %wk. quality and durability of
color,. 4 eases splendid Pliddfloods car ladies dresses,
comprising every style for Fun and AVinter wear; Ca. 411-
ineres. M. de 4.:illiee. Satin mtpM Alitnr.ng V3Tiong ,
colors: 3-4 and 4-4. black Mal Mite block Silks. ho Man
tillas; Fancy dress Silks: black and Mode colors: M. de
I.nins. all ‘vcr?l: fifilmoils of every style and quality: Ca
simeres. easAuvlts. Biond Clntlim and Veslings : [dem-h
-eti and unbleached Muslim. from O} to Isle. per yard:
Green, Yellow. 14,1 nod White Flannels; Tickiturs.
Che.cks; stripM bleached and brown Drillings.
etc. etc. All of Whirli are offered at wholesale and re
lail.at the very lowest melt
gepa A. A. MASON & CO.
DAG121.3U11•:(11'1 . 19.: It( ).MIS.
Fourth Srreel.—l for , ;11 & A NTltn , T. Ihignerreo
typists from Ow Easterl cite s. a mdd V:111 Ilie Intention of
the inhabitants of Pitt:hurt:h. and the orighboriiig towsis.
to their Dagticrreotviie of citizens anti others. al rooms in
the thirdntery- of-Iforke's building. 4th st.
Persons .wishing pictures titlcAnt may rest that
110 pains shall sippreil pirt uric them in the highest
perfection oft', art OurinstNfurnt. are Of the 1110 Si I.IIW-
Crilli kind. etutliliteA us liceNt.1•1111! 11,1.111111A4C41
for high finish nod truilliolnes, to nature. The public :3,
solicited to call and examine.
.. . .. .
Persons sitting Mr victlires an• n-ithet remiirred 0 r e x .
',cried to take them unless pc rust •:ni•titrtiun is given.
N. 13. Operator, will [hid this a gm:4 depot (or s tork
and chemicals. •
frlns•ructions given in tic: art. containing the more
recent Improvement,. . not;
I°RDriESCNTS The
i"."'
I
• liriinanssl •
The Gin M Friendshipi
Friendship's Offering; •••,,,.
The Rose;
The Snow Fluke:
The Christine Keepsake:
•
The Hyacinth:
Seenen in the lives of the Pairiuro,
Illumiduted Genus of Sacred Poetry;
Lays of Love and Faith. Ac.. by U. W.
Amelia's Poems:
Tappers' Proverbial Philosophy:
Tr/Other with u large varioy of Misecilanumni. Moroi
and Religious works for sale by
LUKE LOOMIS. do.
riIIO:FENISLES.--Every female should have a Laps of
Dr. Ralph's Pills. They are perfectly adapted to 4.,
peculiarities of litchi constitution. acting :with gentle Hutt&
ness and safety in ail dram...target,. Wherever introduc
ed, their character has been rapidly
,eatnhlished among
the ladies, with whom they are emphat i cally The c ocite.
Very complete directions for use- in the various com
plaints will be found in the dirt ..edam accompanying
each box.
For sale by
Alga. by Wm. Cole. Allegheny Citv; J. G. Smith. Bir
mingham: and John :WC:racket'. Filth Ward, Pitteburgh.
45
' • Hollow-Ware Castings. . •
IERCIIANTS. visiting our city for the purpose of
1
:OIL obtaining their ri
Spng. supplies of Hollow ware
and o th er Catnings. w ill find a very heavy stock. and an
extensive variety of patterns and sizes in store by ns."
Samples can be seen at our warehouse. Commercial Rovr , ,
Liberty street. next W. W. Walbaces . Marble works.
irr Terms and prices favorable.
feb 2—dlm QUIN, McBRIDE & Co.
~; ~~ .
~;~x
MEE
,- - ,
=!==
Taproott,a 6CILCZCI.-XmigratioliPince4t,..
R KMITTANCES rindTrifisage to and
from Great Britain'and Ireland, by VT.:
&South st. comer -
of Maiden lame, N.Y., and,POlYaterS
100 Rood. Liverpool.
The subscribers, having. accorded 'tile rtgincy of the
above House. are flow prepare : ft to make - nrruageinents
on the must liberal terms with liaise desiriiiti-ofpaying
the passage of their friends frpin'thi Old'ertuntry: mid
they nutter -themselves their clitt*lor bhdri on ., coupling
in business Neill give ample asstkiar,pe that ail their ar
rangements will be carried out faithfully. -
--re. A r . & J. T. TUTIArOIt are 1011 g. and no:or:114
known airily, superior tines, pee:mune& non. mid
qualities of their Packet Ships..7lie qu r EE:%; oF . TIIE
NVI;;ST. SIIERIDAN. 6A 11.12111/i, 1110TIT.WIT. 12 .
BOSCH'S. LIVERPOOL, Mill SiDIOSS. ton of ,itielt
leave each port uunithly—front grsi YPck die • ""
ririh. and from Liverpool the lit), 11,441. I lilt: in addition to
which they have arrangements with the- *t.fleorge and
radon Lines of Liverpool Packets. 1,.1 in Ise a departure
fermi Liverpiwil every five days. being thus aletertaitu . d
that their facilities shall keep pace 4.1113 inrr.'nriutz
patronage: while Mr. W. 9 arfron's eonstant personal
SUperilitelitlatiee of the business in Nverpool is nu fiddi
Ilonal security that the eurnfort and arcPtllltua-lutim l
the passettgers alll be particularly fittplisteit
The subsrribers heilig. an nnunl. e,y44l.:ieelV engaged
in the Triliwi ortation Businees beirce.irta PithaturFli and
'the Atlantie Cities. are thereby enabled tp take charge or
I and forward roniellipt, innur di nta l t/JO their handing,
Nrithoill a chance 01 disappoint/VW De delay; and are.
therrfiarr, prepared to contract for pkssaFr trona nny 'era
port in Great Britain or Ireland ig flits city. the nature of
the business- they are engaged In giving them fa e llities
for coming passengers -o tor inhibit not 011ierwiSei51
taittahlef and will. ii nreessary. forward passencers !fir
th°, West by; the lt:,er ialoolt•pt conveyance. ‘vithotat tatty
additional rhargeet for their trouble. Where per-offs
sent for tb char. routing out. the ;danoulat paid for
will be ruitititivd in till. .
tiololeril/eri an, also prepared to . give ite.lllS rat
eight fix Oily ninoioat, lila , . 1 the principal cities and
towns tu Efiglaint. tfeethinfl and Wales: thus af
fording a sufe and I'3 peditiollll 111.0 , of remitting fund.
ettitittries. which persOltii requiring such
tie:: will rind it lo their •reil to as nil ilientiietVe+
A pplieation fif I.y letter. post-1 ni I) will be protopll at
tended to. 'PA & VCON NM?.
Coro lulling and Commission Ilrrrhnni•.
ma p9.7-fIS. o -1
.t iff o, Roche, Ilrothers, & Co.
t o
NEW YORK: EDEN C/rA‘.
Lkmus ; 5C0T.1.0.1.) Motu.LIVEIIrOOL.
JAMES 411. AK EI.Y. Agmo, OITICC 011 Pcun nt.. Coma
Basin. rim:burh.
Arran 7,000/0
I .
) BROS. A 1 : 0., Agents for
. the
lk 11.%1J. of la. erpool and New urt
mke the lil,erty of 1111 l isteisw In ilimr old friend!. nod
rt 1.1011 1 ,1, that their arrangemenh for ear being
". , mpleb , . Thee :if, urrimrell to n.it
Line. from Liveti.ol to 4‘ . 1 . 441 k
141 • riory reser to tliesr former riptll- ,
mere r.• ,111/
11::t the Lati,faelion will be remler,l
::,,rt mnorc.
=gl=
.. .. . . .
Draft:, :or -al, I.ayahle. alt domool. ut tin) lhoilk to
1 r , hoot. •
The looterAtmell hat ,rode cur:meet:lent:: to I.rilig out
1 ,,..,,,,,, to l'ill,l•orgli.,lnriasg 11, pre.ro: s rat.
ii.1,.:-._.”.. , :t NO. JANIE.% IIf,AKII.V.
Passage To and From g a .
(;itrxr surrAlN St IR ELA NIL
( i 11,1 Rayq• & IC. No lit NV:itr•rloo Road, Li
vervool
t • & Rtrt• Oct.. No 5. Soot) , N V.
'1'111: Solt,rtio-r.. In vitte ih,rpiril ihr A :cur/ :it lb.
I . nt the ita .•ii k owv ti tr 1 4 • ,• t41.1..
or, prt.t.nr.-.1 totont,....ltt2rtgettv•stis for int.rt , ttfrr" , l o .'ottlt'
tilt Irmo:lnv VII! Of Herat itrinun or Irt•lt , ttl• by the re
',mist 1.i,, 44 Ship, ichilinc from 11.ivt'rvool
engs,igitig with u. mate tliPI Olen
hji, t oi kind Iretttno•ot and prompt a—
pairll at I 311 , 116011 04,1••6•41 .. l
0 - i their are cal j.t Otis r ntntrp. Apply to or adders‘
SANTVEI. 11"e1.1'10i. %N
14'2 I,iht-rty rt.. Pitlithor.h.
N. 11.—P.a.,.ay.. ettt:rtvol her , innnltirr.rpooi
to I'itte-
Imrh di,rt. tool draft x tOr any rottootO rl/
ablr ;It tin 1 . 111 , 11 K . 1111Z•111111. i) . 204 y
a
ti .I.RNDEN 4t. CO.'S
k r. Urn ‘f 7r:
•
I A "INDIA p, re) 1-01)thim• to brie; tint Pen...* from
part yr 1:11glantl. Irdand, Scotland or Wale,
'I
NN the tttn-ttTilteral term, n - ith their nontat Ntnettittlit3.
and attentiott to the want, of enti^rattitt. Vrt 410 not ab:
low mgr tube rnblont by the mwitittlittl enmity%
that mtinn the ttea-Ntrts. at ne take eitarge °flints. tlitt
mono,' tl o tv p9p,,,t110,00.100!. 31.1 Kee to their trt•ll-be
ion! and ti-.patch them wlthend any tletettitnn be the fil.t
\Ve 'I.. irnrk.s.ly wt. defy any to 'Ott'
pattnontr, to .01010 that they were (1.2.1111;4 ion) -radii
10.11 Y •.
11.111 I averpool. svini•t thottvaivik
1 3.1111..1 months until titer etsuld lie Oen! 1011, old
rrop. at a eltenp rale. which. too frognettit) proud :heti
Pirrsm - nrol. Ike. 15.141:
S. 1,. CUTHBERT.
Smithfield 14 treet. near Third.
a~ t ~ F f - :~
emigration Ants.
%Ye intro.' to 111,11 . 01111 nnr I,3IItTIICIA
whoa at ow at. :11111 wN DC' kV* WU. the 4,81.4 t int-1 0r..011 Stith
ettlato p , •rGmn,-d not nt tall. or wilco it
tio-tr rfkllVekliVlSCr.
Itratti,. dra st•t; l'itt,fittr7ll 11,r any ptim front II 10
Cl MM. pt.) aide nt a.t V of the Pm,' itteittl Mink% in kr •
lanai Dtginint, Sentinna and Wale:,
j(ISIii:A KOITINSON.
rlirnprtillMl Genersol
Filth ,Itreet. one door beton - %Vood el
hEMITTANCE.
, rinr.tittliwrittnr, aro pmtnrett to loranrl ttttt 'try to nll
I part. of Ettllnn.t. Srotlaatti and Wain,. with
dr,i.aTra. aa.l at ❑t' loo••-t ratt,
SA %WEI. 1 . 4,71.1 . 11 KEN ic CO
1421.ilierivOre'rf.
FORX IG N
European Agency, and Remittance.. to
Ireland, England, tc.
IA lit it , . mat .mall pant. at ruts at all TOUCH hr
j mauled by night-dr:Os, or rrrlun.l rates, to all partn
of England. Ireland. %Vales. are.. null Leg/odes. IN•lds.
Knits. Chinn. nod Property In Europe rat, lm rollerted
nod revosered 1hrr.1.301 lilt wlll4,iher. or during Ills oh
s••arr Inito ert from tetoher :11ny. hi• 1,11111.
It Ics Etirolur. Is) applicti
aon J viers Av.
Wn 'erect. I.lll.lough.
11. AN. Attorney
null etnotodlor nt I.a . nisi i:Oropearl
Pittsburgh. Pn.
P S --1.1 II li.o.nutt has horn frequently trouble.ll La
111111i11 . 111 1111 l ..11.1111 Inners 011 110 . 101.0111,4 01 • • 11cAlkinn
hor.on. - pos....onznr :noon, 111 York. he 1101 . 111% if
nor 111:11 he l• 001 Kerlllllll ./1 that liron.
uf l .l ha, p l over hurl all} 1 . 011111.5.1011 I.WI richer of Those
persons. ort I
Weed ern Near York College of Health
1.. , “; :11 STROM. 111,,A1.0. N. V.
Dn. is. t• vilmr.‘i:LE
Tic MISTAKE.
'IN DS esslchrated remedy IA constantly Myren:Mg it:
1 fame Iry the snaking all over Ow world, It lays now
t . 1 .11811, Me only medicine for tinnily usr. and is monism
tarty recommended Mr Dropsy: tall satyrs ui this r
immediately relieved. nu master or how long stand
(See plimpliiet for testissiont)
Gravel. and all of the nrioary (Of
these rhArrsslng coo:plaints it stands alone .; no Other at-
I 1 4 .1.• ruy ;041 . ,:• : the cures testified to will eon
s ins e the opst skeptwirt ;---tset pamphlet Liver eon,
plaiut. 14. r e4...e5. ver aunt .\^,u•-.To the Great
Wentally, And wherever these complaints prevail.
chi- medieine I. offered. No mineral agent. no deleterious
compound i. a part et this mixture.: Retires these, diseas
es o 4,rtnitity and celerity, and does not leave the sys-
Irm tnrl.id Pike Panild ,lo .l Piles, n complaint nt a most
painful character, is oinge.liiirelF sclieved, nod a citrus fol.
lows by a few tlaye, rt:r. ui this article. It Is tar beyond
any other preparation for thin disease, or for any other,
fli4ert.ir origiutatin^: from tumor., blood. (Sec litunplilet.)
Debility of the System. 'l'erak Bark. Weakness of the
Kidneys, &e.. or Indantution of the same. is initnediately
relieved by it few use of thin medicine. and a cure is
adayoy sllls Ft!,ii/t use 4.ritautis as a. certain crtlic
ily for r , IIOIACUWPILdia, anti s sibus for deriimements of the
female frame. Irregularities, i. 4 uppressions. pniniul then
strtlatiols.. No it flit . Ir been ollerell. except tilt,
whielu at °aid tonell Ibis him' of derangements. It may be
relied upon as u sure and effective remedy; and, did we
feel ',erudite.' to do so. cultist give a 111011.11111 names as
prinof of cures in this ilisiresslng clans of complaints.—
See pamphlet. All broken down. debilitated constitu
tions, from die riled of mercury. will find the bkaring
rower of this Auw.liwie to net immediately. and the 047.50ns
oils mineral eradicated from the systeni.
P.rtiptirc Diseases will find the alterative properties of
thisarticle' mTattY Tit 6 MOM% and drive such diseases from
the system. See rattitpli!el for lestiumny of cures in all
cli.roses, which the limits of no advertisement will not
Permit in lie ikaniell here: Agents give them away-; they
coltioitt 32paCt.F. of certifietnes of high churaeter; and u
'trouper array of proof of the vi,rtun s of a ittedicine.tarty
CT' pi,a red. II is rote of the peculiar features of th is ur'
that it neve, tads to benefit in Oily case, and if Nino'
and muscle ore len to Intikd upon, let tbu erunciatell mute
116 , 2 rim.; its, alit? tio,nox. well keep utiang lime Atedivitte
as long its there is tilt improvement. The.prupeetror would
rnutiun the !Millie imams? a immune of articles which
rune , . out ender the heads 01 SARSAPARILLAS, SYRUP'S, Se..
as Car, for 1.4111. V. Gravel. &C. They ore good fur noth
ing. and Cuartalcti to gull the tomtit:l: lot cti VIEW sof'.
Their iiiveolurs never thought of coring such diseases till
Ibis article had Ilona , it. A :parlieultte szudy of the pamph
lets is rutrelestly solicited. Sprits, and all who sell the ar
ticle. are glad to cireulute gratuitously. Put itp in Mt 04.
bottles. at S 2: 12 tee. dre at r.+l et rte—plc larp2lllolllilig ti
Os. loop Mir t , small taltiir . i. Look out •und too
itemise. npun. Every bottle tuns - V1111,0111'.4 Vegeta
ile Lid triptic • Mixture." blowit upon the glass. the
written sinitature ui G. C. Vaughn" on the directives.
tool •G. C. 'Vaughn, Dulfulo. - stamped on the cork. None
Other are gellitiOC.
Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vatialiii. and sold at the Princi
pal Office. 21C Maio sirrMT,ilnlialu. wholesale and retail.
No monition gives to letters tailless post-paid--order
Jinni regolurly authorized Aims cre,Pcd• Post-paid let
ters. ur verbal cunutituticutions soliciting advice, pivitupt
iy attended to gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this ankle
-1:12 Nassau ste N. V.; Essex St, Salem. Maas.: aiol
'lie principal Druggisiii throughout tha'United Slates
and Lsittaila, as Agents. •-•
RAYS & BROCKWAY .Agente,
No: 2. bitterly sm.itcar Canal, Dalin.,
VrE,N rn nt.INDS.—.A. Westrrreit, and:oid and well
V knowu Vezina,. Illindinaketi formerly of Seeniul
and Fourth &ekes slag InealtXl to inform his . many
friends of the fhott that Ids Factory is 110 W in fall opera
tion on St. Clair rd., neer the old Allegheny Bridge, win"
constant supply of Blinds of various c01,40 .. 0nd
tlttrtli
tmies, is constantly kept oti hand amid at all ppeec, tfotn
twenty-cents tip to suit cusunuers.
N. ft. If retpiired, Blinds will he pm up so. that in case
of literally fire, or otherwise: they mar be • , rettioved
withoutthe aid of a screw -driver, and with the same
lacililiyibal : any other pieceof funnuire can belemevtd,
and without,any ex‘ra expense. jettl-tikwy
C
ACTION TO TRH mthsonber. itty
written - contract with_the TlE TEA Co., has the ex
clusive right tosell their Teas in Pittsburgh and Alleght,
ny cities. Any person tutempting to sell their Teas ex
ceprproettrell through utei s ityptucticing a deception and
a (mud upon the public-ind their statements arc not to
relied on. [se23] • A. JAYNE% 79 4th et.
OE=
=ME
6nipauks
L' COMING CO. MUTUAL INSCRANCE COMPANY. OIL IT ) -CELEIIRATED
11.:01e. N C NGEMAN MEDICINES
TILE SUbseribei. hating beenipppointed tad duly scan- Are without a Direst for the Cure of the fulkoeing Diseases!
tuissioned Agent of the Lycoituus County Mutual in- 1-F taken according to the directions they will cure any
surplice Company, is now prepared to receive applica- 1 case. no matter whoior what else has failed. ...
tionsior insurance tilt snid Company. This Company is. VEGETABLE RdIFXMATIC• P 11,113,
perhaps. oneof the very. hest InsuXallee COMFUnitgitt the For the perniament cure of Rheumatism. Gout. Gan, 1
:Mite or Union, having a capital:of batmen one and two. greue. Hysteria. and 'severe net - time, affections. and are
millions of dollars in premium hotes. and by the resole- highly recommen . ded for the Cure Of Dropsy, Iletnoral
lions of the Company no risk exceeding Sildslo.will by la-. Asthma - Will Neuralgia. Patienhi using them, in mum
ken 011 any one bloc): of headings. noun any one risk. sod cases. experience benefit soon alder the 'first dos, They
no more 11,011' 8 . 2.500 Will be token on a Rolling Mill,. quiet the nervous system. which enables them to rest well
Foundry or Furimee. Buildings in. which 5 MO% e-pipe during the night. They never (nil to effect a cure, when
I'
through the side svull Or roof. CUltoll Fileillrit , Or vaktill'iteettrding to directions.
l'oosler 31ills. Matimileturies of Printing, Ink. and Die- No outward applicution can . peritinnently trainee rhett
tillerii, will not lie insured on any consideration. what- nook pains from the system. Liniments semetimes act us
ever and when the rate per cent. shall he .12 or 15 intilm is palliative fora short period. but there is always danger
sire, 110 risk wilt be token. over SLOOP. (except Bridges, in their use. They,may cause ii,,, point to-leave onto hints„
rand Grist Mills.) ',f aor perhapsvitawhere l part. or else the pain mill be
'rhe operations of the Company have been such, that I inure eclat,
n W I
for th e last six years only one CO upon the dollar
has been assed upon the premium notes of the stock
holders.
Application can be made to the subscriber. at his
- office. in the nes,. Court Donee
. • q. SPROUL. Agent.
Pitt,thurglo. Allegheny Co., Pa jun23-1m
Fire and lllarine inanrance. . I
I oemnitice Crimmins - of North Ameriert, .Phila
delphia. through its didy nuthorized Agent. the sub
scriber. olli , rs to make permanent sod limited insurance
on property. in this city and its vicinity, surd 9it shipments.
by the can: dram), rivers.
initneToßs:
Arthur G. Coffin, Pres't. Samuel Brooks.
Alex. Henry. Charles Taylor.
Saittitel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith,
l'Alsvtord tiwith. Ambrose White.
John A. Brown. • Jneol.
John White. Nett.
'MAMMA P. Cope. Ilishunt
\AM. ‘Veldt. Item) D. tilterrurd. Fcev.
This is tine oldest Insnrinice Company itt the Uttitcil
States. having been chartered in 17114. Its charter is per
petital. amt.:from its high shuttling. long emlerieitee. um
pin means. and avoiding all risks of inn extra I:twat - dons
eltnriteter. it rim be considered LA oltellillg :Mark . seettri
ty to Illy public.' MUSES A lIAVOOD.
At comiting Hoorn of Atwood. Jones& Wuter
and
motif Ms.. Pittsburgh
The Frniiklita Fire Insurance Voiupriay
Oir tont. A Ia:LOMA.
f lIIARTIM PERPITITAI..—VOO3XX) paid in office
~,. _ , teal Chestnut at., north side. near Fifth. Take luso
mance, either permanent or limited, against lorg, Or dam
age Is) tire. on , properly' andel - feels of every description,
in town or Country, on the Moil reasonable terms. Ap
plication, made either personally or by letters, will be
promptly attensted.44., C.N. BANCKER, Trcst.
C. (:. BA NCEEn, Secretary. .
DIRFACI . ORS. : • •
el:rifles.. N. !Wacker. Jacob R. Sissith. . _
Thonms Ilan. George W. Richards,
Theorps J. Wharton, Mordecai D. Lewis,
T.,1 , .. Wogner, Adolplsi F. Voris!,
Samuel Grsost. ltavid S.Brown..
P ITT s ti 1 - It t; It AG F: NC V •
\V A nuirh M A nITN. Agent, at the Tarlsange fasces of
Warrick Martin & Co.. corner of :k1 and Merkel sts.
I't r• risks liken on buildings null their contents in
rin,l , nrizb. Allegheny and the surrounding country. No
marine of inland navigation risks taken. a stg4-1 y
ECM=
KING & FINNE.T,
{{.rots at rias4bar, , ,h, far M. Dantean' !Mun , / .t:efitt/
In
err,anre Campan y tf Philadelphia.
EMU: RISKS upon !Skidding' , and Merchanitiee of eve
r ry .legeription. and 'Marine Rieks upOn Imlla or car
-101.4 veoecln, taken upon the must favorable terms :
Wire at the wurehom.c al King S lie! neN on Wider
near Mn rliet street. Pittsburgh.
IN IS. King & Finney - incite the confitlence oust patron
age ot their ilietnt. and community at large to die Dela
o n ;%I. S. Ineuratice Cmistntne, its an Institution among
the lonia ftmitieliing . in Philadelphia—an having a lance
raja w ,apical. which. It the operation of its. charter, 14
consialitt incrcaeing—tie ichhitF In each Vennn hunt
ic.l. Li. dun .here of the profile o f the Company. without
involving him i , I nuy tclortirittility whatever. lie}onil the
premium LOCUM:IIi) paid to by him; and therefore as iwr
.t`R•ilig the Mutual principle ilireeted of every'
. olinpitous
tentitre. and lm 111.1110 AI nmrht ilve form. WO I atl.
oF,NVV 01"11II; FRANKLIN FIRE INSI'RANCE
, COMPANY OF PITILADELPIA.—N. mn nrnj
Third and W.,/ street, l'itrupurxh.—Tlke magvto. of the
coutrnnv on the firnt of lummry. ISIS, in
cuolurtnit3 4113 uct of the l'eutti)lvauia
wr re
ItotarlA nrnl Nl..rttruge•
Real F,talc. m coet •
Nlak Ina a iota! of
tforiling certain 11,1 , 11TLII‘CC Thal all losses ut ill be
promptly met. and airing entire security in all ?phis oh-
Itiin pnlieirs from Rai Company. Midis taken at as low
rams as am emrsistent with socurit,
"et. WA 'Mirk MARTIN. Agent.
Inpinrance Itgafaisi Fire.
'put: .lentrieun Fire 1"51lrel ner renkpany--Office.
7.l%Valtitat turret. luettrporated A. 1).
I-11—Charter perpertual.
I tutoreo Ilttiltling.t...Ettrulture.M•relututli4,..mulPrulu'r
t7. cnternlly. timber tit the eit,t or romory. ugailist Ip-s or
.I.3int:e by fire, perpetual or for lit - ultra periwig : cm layurt
nLL I,IIIIA.
I)lltr.cTotts
Sergenltt. Samuel C. Morton,
\t'ilhnm t.ynrh. Aliolpbtta Perks,
'rt...nenis Allibnne, Ck^orp• Abbot , '
John Weir Jr.. l'ntrick
Job" T. I,wic
S.sNll'El. C. 11411ITON,
raaNCIS D. rm. Seerriury.
()Orr., for bilgurnlare by lb,. above . Company}Will be
rer,iv,l and bunrattor, ritrcted by thy! underAigliecl,
3,1,1 for ( . 0(1111.%
. 01'11.1111. 21; \N - ax. street.
WE.-4T1112N tiFW YORK
COLLEGE OF ILEA.LTU T
.2‘17, \2Aiv t 4 iN.EZT. 01.1 , 1"ALO. N V%' \MT
ii. I'. A'AVOIIN'S re;,-rtabie Lithnntriptir Aden , .
1 1 tweeze., nu 1'47. • I Cam... I Saw', I Conquered:
ht must emphatically the case with this article. 'Disease
101, ere, :114111eil to its 1 / 1 0141001 ,1 :1101111ineclieinal power.
%Wherever it •hos colt, and South America. England.
'numb,. and the Untied Stairs hair provided the trittil of
this •isictocat. the alms e limitation in it strong and pithy
4entenec. tells the whole story. the principle
tipmi which you ate cured. may not be known to you.
hot the resell of a trinl is satisfactory: yonarc restored;
and the secret of the cure remains with the proprietor.—
The Medicine is a pound of 22 distingt vegetable
•eacies ; erigh individual root has }is own peculiar. ex
, lost, e. madicinal property, rositheting with no oilier
cool' d—rich root mattes its own cure—and as a per
fect combination, when lake° into the system. it does the
work which NA rt my- when her law, were first establish
ed. intended tt should do—ITRIFIES.MTRENtanf::!iS,
AND 4 Ca:TOMES she broken dpern, debilitated iq.yin,i;l4.,
non. limiest. in all its diameters, will be completely
eradiested from the ~ystent I,) its use. See pamphlets in
0;11 . 004 . buns.. Her frec circulation—they treat upon all
disea.rs. and show O,IIIIIOIIV of cure, GillrEL, anti all
mcomplaints of the rwienry CrlZelll. , . Coral also the Canoe of
eat %tittering. and Wit 0111.1 . 01.11,10XTRIeTle has aciptired
no small celebrity over the country. hey the cores it lots
turtle in flit.. distressing class of afflictions. So famed, it
seem, is this medicine. MO it line thus unmet. , the no
tier oh one of our Medicgl publications. In the Novena
he No. Dbiti. of the JOltrnal and Monthly Re
view of Medical and Surgical Science." in an article up
on 4721(.111 , ms diseases, and solvents," the writer, after
noticing the fact that the English goYeritment once put
chaseda secret remedy, and also noticing the purchase
in 1 0 .4r2. of a secret remedy. by the Legislature of New
York, dins pays tribute to the fame of the Medicine :-
- Why do not our Reptecentatices in Senate and Ammetn
bly convened, enlighten and • dissolve' the mattering
thousand's of this country. by the purchase of Vaughn's
Vegetable Litliontriptic, than which no solvent since the
days of Alchemy has possessed one half the (tune. - -
Reader. here is a periodical ot high standing, acknow
ledged throughout a large iteclion of this country to be
one of the best conducted journals of the kind in the C.
States, exchanging with the scientific; works of Europe
to our c knowledge. edited by Austin Flint, ht. D.
and contributed to by 111e11 of the highest professional
ability, thus stepping aside to notice a "secret renielly”
You will at One , understood no animate,. and tetwfbless
uastruen, could thns extorts co,F,Olient iron; se Nigh a hpYar
ter—and emisemientiv. italuas direatly sonntated with
the practice of i r ks: toust have been it. great
font,' 'chick has causell it to recei,tce this passing nod.
d iseuses. weaknessnf the baek'Mel. spun& irregular.
painful and suppre.ese4 lienstruarioa, Flour Mte, and
die entire Complicated train oh evils which follow a dis
ordered system. ors at price regc.:yed by the medicine.—
Sion! for pamphlets Oran ktrelP.9. aatJyao w,;11 bud e vi
defter of the value of the Lithontriptie there put ibrili.—
1 As a reined). for the irregularities of thin female system.
I it has in the couip.outul a - root" wbieli lirts been resorted
loin Mc north pl Euxwa, for centuries--us snare cure for
this eompinint, and i restorer of health of the entire system.
LIVET Jetticatcy.. Illt,taeft PitMASES.. are
i instantly relieved. People of die AWeirt will bad it the
only rehccily in these AA:plaints-On wall as Vet - en Am,
Ant 'Mere is no remedy like ii. rind ap,catomelor
tune. omits any part of this mixture. No injury will re
stilt 111 its use, and its active properties tiro timmtbsted in
the use, of a single lgl or, bottle. F. , hr . Few and AZue.
Eitinas Disbrelers., take no *incr. .3feiDentr. 11. 1 110 , 111ATIStf.
(leer, find relief The Orlion of this medicine upon
Blom, will change the disease—which originates IN
the blood—and a healthy result will follow. brsegrsts,
1 , 1 1 1011:01 0 N, &c.. yield in a few days use of this
elite. Inflamnintion of the hews. 'Covent, CoNscstrrioN
; also. has ever found relief.. Nereynla, Erysipelas. Pam
bollanns Eyes—all caused by impure blood—will Mill
this article the remedy. The system, completely amed
; Upon by the twmity-two different properties of the mix
tore. ix ',untied and restored—ns it partial cure will not
follow train of common imettplaints Map/rearm& of
the /bare. Niel,: Headache. 4.r.. are all tin' result of
some der:mg:einem of the system. and the Gassr Iterro
afta Wa.do its work. The priapism: set kWh in the ad
; VOrtialol,lll. are based upon the proof of.what it has dime
in the past four tears. The written testimony of 1101
Agents, in Catintla. the. Moiled Stales: England and South
America. in the possession of the proprietor—and can lie
i seen hr all interestedis a static-kat deitiOnstration that
it is the best Medicine reer al/feted to the World. (let the
pamphlet, nod study the principle as there Intl down, of
the,C method of Pnt up in ltt gt . z.; bottles, at ;
07- do. at SI aach,,,-the lamest inddyng no. more than
' two small hottlex. Leuk nut and nut gel imposed upon.—
Every bottle has Vatighti's Vegetable.: athoutriptie
Mistare" blown uicon the glans, the wirrax signature,of .
-0. C. ?laugh. on the directions, and "0.7 e. Vaughn,
Buttulp." stamped on the cork. None otherhtre genuine.
Prepitied I.y Dr. G. C. Vettglin. and sold at ti.;;: Principal
Office. gU7 Main street, Buffalo, at wholesale and retail.
No ntlgution given' to letters, unless post paid—orders
from regularly constituted Agents excepted; post paid,
letter's, or verbal cortimmuentionit soliciting; advice.
- promptly attended to gratis.
°dices devoted exelusivelv to the male of this article
—122 Nassau streets. New York city: LW Emmex street,
Salem. Massaelinwtts, and by .the principal Druggists
throughout the 'United ,States and Canada, as advertised
in the papers.
Agents in fhitieity
Hays & Brockway. Wholesale nret Retail Agents. No.
2. CoMniercial Row, Liberty streeb;Pittslntryth. Also; IL
'E. Sellers, 57 Wood street; John Mitchell ; Federal street,
Allegheny city; John-Barclay, - Beaver; ; John Smith,
Bridgewater.
5 BARRELS Fresh Roll Butler;
8 " Lard; .
" Dried Pen . Chi,*
2 Clover Seed; jtamt received, and for CalV
L. S. AVATERIBAN. :
No. 31 Market, and 62 I,ront
For the permanent cure of Liver Complaints. Jaundice.
Dyspepsia. Indigestioni Chronic Debility, Chronic Asth
ma. Nervous Debility. Pulmonary Affections, (arising
from the liver oratontach,) Diseases of the Kidneys. and
all diseases arising from a disordered stomach. in both
male and female s such as female weakness. (Easiness,
fullness of blood to the bead. They strenghfen the sys
tem. and 'remove all aridity 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
tirelndestroy 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 symptoms of Liver Complaint are uneasiness; and
pain in the right side. and soreness upon tonal hninedinte
ly under the inferior ribs; inability to lie on the lett side.
orif lit all able. a dragging sensation produced. which se
riously affects respiration. eausing very kitten a
cough; together with these symptoms we perceive a
routed tongue, acidity oldie stomach. defielency of per
spiration. and sometinins a 7ymputhetie pain in the right
shoulder. with a great disposition to sleep and depression
of 'spirits, and sometimes sores in the month or throat.
causing morns to rise in the nostrils. Jaundice Requiem
ly accompanies it. mid a dropsy in the thee. These symp
tom,. if permitted to continue. will eventually produce
that 'Host bimetal disease. Consumption. In met, a Ma
jority of such rases originate front the irritating causes
above mentioned. Cathartir medicines must .in every
instance. be tit aided in the treatment for it.
The symptoms of Dyspepsia ore very various—chute of
the MOM:tell :thole:, sure nausea.:lieart-tinin, loss of
appetite. sometimes an excess of appetite. sense of full
; tiers or weitlit on the stomach. sinking or fluttering of dm
pit of the siomacb.. fiend eructations- or sour arising from
the stomach. &c. Dyspepsia. devoid of a funclual nature,
is without dung,er; but, if arising from a disease of the
stomach, it is dangerous.
Nervous Debility generally accompanies Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint; it will also mire. A few doses will re
move all the unpleasant effects, such as tottering at the
heart, aching sensation when in lyingposition. dots or
webs before the sight, fever MO dull pain in the head,
constant imritliting,s of evil, pnd great depression of spir
its. Outward signs are. a quirk and strong pulse, pale'
and distressed erittlitellanee, he.
Any case of the above disease eon be cured effectually
by the use of the Bitters. as directed.
SUDORIFIC.
Au infallible rrlnedy .. forCunghsor Cold:,
_or the Clar.
Spitting of Blood. liifitis.irm, Wltripping Cough. Bron
chitis, llemoral 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 mhninistered. No cough or cold is too light to
pans neglected; for, neglected colds rink ihousutirts to the
grave mutually, veld c - noSe ninny to grow up with a deli
rate frame. yf would have been Aping and robust, if at
filet properly Ircistml.
SPIKENARD OINTMENT.
For the effectual cure of the - Piles. Tetter, nod Rheum.
Scald Head. Ring-worms. bitlanied Eyes or Frye-lids.
Barber's Bell. Frosted Feet. Old Sores arising from fever
or intro's blood; mid Will extract the tire from burns, on
application. or rangier airy Cutaneous eruptions from the
akin. Persons trembled with kinder Cue: should use it
oiler sharing, it will. in a law momenta, remove all sore
ness and molt the bleediter.: It eau always lie relied on.
and is invaluable in nor tinnily.
TAR OINTMENT.
For the core of pains or weakness in the liver, bark or
chest: it will entirely remove. ally deep seated pains.—
These remedies have caused many to enjoy the ines
timable blessings of invigorated health. and in a vurie
ty of desperate and abandoned cases, a perfect anal radi
cal cure.
'rlie innumerable impositions upcin the public. and the
statements of remurkalile enres never nitrite. yet certified
to "Ay (Mooted names; or he persons wholly unnetputinted
with wi n o they have endorsed, renders it difficult to do
!water in the politic in offering startle:a inducement to
mak rat trial of these invaluable medicines. They are en
tirely vegemble. and free from all injurfons ingredients,
nod elaitn your potronage solely upon their Merits, Every
family should have a pamphlet—they can be bad of the
agent. gratis.
Prinripal Depot at the f lerinan Medicine. store. 2:s Rare
street. one door above Eighth. Philadelphia. For ~nle in
Pittsburgh. by baccl7.lllyl W3l. 'MORN.
I 1.1:Nelf: Tlf AT nit EADVEI.COUVIf t—The Lungs
17 are in clanger; the Work of the desrro)er has been
began, the Vougli of Consumption bath in it a sound of
death.
Atte roes Moines! Tony darling child, your idol
and earthly joy. js now perhoios confined to her chamber
by a dangerous cold—her pale cheeks. her thin shrunkei,.
fingers. tell the lgold tliseacce has already omitted upon her
—the sound pre t wr supulehral cough pierces your soul.
TO , No when jest about to enter lint, dowase sheds
a heart erushini; blight over the fair prospects of the fu
ture—tour hectic cough and feeble limbs tell of your
lass or hope, but you need not despair. .There is a balm
which will heal the wounded lunes, it is
:WAX) 61 " 113
• 111(1.911 11
MEM
Shorman'a All-Ileallng Balsam.
Mrs. „krirtf-g, the wife of Wm. 11. Alma. T' . .a4. watt
given up by p F . figwall of %Yip Drs. Hoe aitd
McClellan 91 Philadelphia- Dr. 800 and Dr. Mott of New
York. Iler friends all thought she row die. She had
CNrry appearance of being in consumption. and was so
pronounced by her physicians--Slientian's Balsam was
given and it cured her.
Mrs. Ustutsaa.s.uz. of Bull's Ferry. was also eared of
Tosiamption by Ibis Balsam when all other remedies
tilled to give relief—site was reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle. Dentist, 28l Broadway, has witnessed its
effects in several eases where no other medecine
relief—but the Balsam operated like a charm. Dr. C.
also witttesred its wonderful effects in curing Asthma,
which it never fails of doing. Spitting Blood. alarming
as it may be, is effectually cured by this Balsam. It
heals Ma ruptured or woutided blood vessels, and makes
the Inngs sound ngain.
Rev. Ilexav Josses. lOd Eighth avenue. was cured of
rough nitul catarrhal affection of 50 years standing. The
first dose gave him more relief than all the other 'midi
ein lie haul ever taken. Dr. .1. Beals. ID Delaney
reel. gave it to a sinter-it-law who was laboring under
ttttt 1111011, and to another sorely afflicted with the
-Asthma. In both cases its sheets .were immediate, soon
re-raring thrill to comfortable health.
Mrs, I.I'CRRTIA starred from
A-Anna I i year 6. Sliermait's Balsam relieved her at
once. and she is rompargtivelv typp ! being enabled to
subdue everyattack. by a titur.ig toe of this uirdirine.
Thi4 immured i .el the great remedy for Coughs, Colds, spit
ting Blood, Liver Complaints. and all the affections of the
09 , nt. and even Asthma and Consmaptiotb,
Prier Z 5 rents and tit per bottle,
Priticitial Office tOfi Naasnii street. New York.
Likewise Dr. lilierintin's oelehrated Ppitglt, Worm attfil
C.^0 1 . 6 a; I.pzvngpz .. . Pretniinu Tooth Paste and Pao:
\l`.n ' .; Pl 3 ' l "
SOld whole.-4:e and retail by WAI. JACKSON, at his
Dont and Shoe Store and Patent Medicine Warehouse.
yr Liberty street Pittsburgh. head of Wood street, and
by fie following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny
county :
A. M. ?Marshall. .I:onathan_Ohrie,
Mane.liester; J. 11. 11. Jacques, Birmingham; A. S. Getty.
AVylte street; J. G. rtlnstin, cor. Webster st. and Elm;
Dautel Negley, East Liberty; 11. L. Itlitcbell, Wilkins
burgh; Thos. Aiken, Sharpsburgh; Saud. Springer, Clin
ton; James .'NPKee, Stewartstown; John Black. Turtle
Creek; C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland & Son. I% PKees
port; ItlcEldownev, Bakerstown; Riley . APLaughlin,
Plumb Township;Wm. J. StMth, Temperanceville; Jas.
Fulton, Tarentuni; 0. ll. Starr. Sewickly.. inarg-ly
M O vilre.Tv f .l' it ;L I T persuaded,-a of in'adyletatlyees
been for some time, that ycinr Domestic Vegetable Pills
are of great use to all those who may have oeeasion to
us • Viern, and have administered teem to my patients."
Fever and Ante, Dyspe t ifx,ia and Bilious Fever, are im
mediately muck] by tlo'nse of Dr. Ralph's Pills. nice,
25 cents a box. Sold wholesale and retail by
S. L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield street. near Third.
A bo, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny city; J. C. Smith, Ifir
w h ig h.,,,; and John WC:racket'. Filth Ward- febl
=Z=3==
114. *( P t .Pil Y ai ' Par e : l a rc l).: 11m% iseyourlermte4, ;aae
and Expectorant, in lily practice. for the last three years.
rind have been exceedingly well pleased with thew. and
foyer. as yet. to my recollection. failed of renli - tingmy
f
ullest expectation in their curative properties. Your
other meilientes I cannot speak of front experience; btr
judging from those I have used. I doubt not but that the
claim. and are entitled to all the confidence reposed i
them. by those who have used loom. I ass formed.
very partial to Verinifitge. until I bccanienequaii
tett with yours, which has inydecided prcterenc to am
other now in use.
Ressectfully, yours. &c.. CIUNC. M. D. ,
In For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store.
Fourth st. 1045
) A. PA BNB:Mg:ICS
• COUCaI STRUF—This pre
_ ). paration has proved itself to be of Very great eflicn
0. in the cure of obstinate Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood, whooping Cough. and other Pneumonic
Affections; and the proprietors feel Warranted in recom
mending it es a Ftli . ” 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 otTeredat SO low n price
as to place it within the reneb of . .e.yrif 4,te,rs,on. There
are. perhaps; but few Cough ptepurations that will pro
duce snob decided clfects in such a short Mac. Pre
pared and ,sold by '
11. A. FAIINESTOCK & CO.,
Corner of First and Wood; also, corner of Sixth end
Wood streets. deel3
I)R. RALPirS CELEBRATED• VEaFiTAllla:Pa — . l.4 are for
6.ale, wholesale and retail. at the
RENL ESTATE Orrice.
No. 50. Smithfield et..
Also. liy Win. Cole, Allegheny city: .1. 0. Smilli, Bk.
tuinehum: Jelin McCracken, Pena street. Fifth AVard.
fel, ll
TVIN.E.4 AND Licuorts--300 Whole, Baal ve s. Qatar
tern and 'Eighths Pipes, Brandy, Wanes, Gins, ace.,
of Ow following celebrated brands,. rades,m4l,yintages
namely :
A Seignette Brandy. pale.
•• dark,
Oland
Sazenue
Ilawtca+y " dark
pale,
Pinet Castilian &Cu •'
Imperial Eagle Gin,
Black Morse "
Swan - "
Pine App . le
Irish WlnAkcy
Jainnica Spirit ,•
St. Croix Runt,
•
Together witk-a large et
Liguori In ikttlks: also, I
fOr WO at imported. on pl
forum! Liquor Store of
feb7 come
•
• •
41t.. t r„,
• • , AiCIAW IA 2p. 4 4 ^ • '11„,,A1,1
4*.t Pf` , attt"7-' • ,
•
Wkld Cherry sontd - Siskissfsistillst. t
A VERY IMPOR'rANT COMMUNICAT,IONt
TO 'ALL PM:MS:IX:AU
At Ad Tants: and-
ENDER ALL CIRCE:SI:WANEEL
1F YOU ARE . SICK . get cured: if well. empioT Mea
sures to continua f.o. Esc-y.individunl intliOes in
habits tvhich must. to a. are.sterorleeser extento.lisa.r..
range the admirable and intricate combinations which
form the system. and consequently
ZVnIET INDIVIDUAL • -•
should possess some mud. yet efficacious. simple And nc
eredited agent for the preservation of the tuncuuni of the
body in good order.
DR. WCK)USI
SARI•APADILLA AND WILD cumin's MITERS I,
%ill achieve this result. and should be in every:family,
and in the hands of every perann who. II by Mininer.l,
profession. or general course pf life. is iiredirposetl to the
very ninny little ailments that render life a eurseunitend
of a blessing: and finally result, in their aggravated con
dition, in the enure , „
OF DEATH.
The Bitirrs here IT , ontmondett are compounded by a
man of great skill and knowledge. from the simisles Nu
ttier presents to thoec who rare to find them. antil which
ar e the only reliable antidotes to the poisons of disease.
The chief ingredients nre the universally liclotell &tem
per/11a and the Bork if the Wild Cherry Trer.,,with which
the red man of the forest epees nearly every Idisease
of the internal °retina. These materials, though pow
erful in their operation. ore. as common sense qenelies
us ENTIRELY lIARMLF.SS; ,"
and, prepared as they are here.-one of the erea r terinudical
optratires in the inhabitable globe. 13y taking tlitmte
ters. the scrofulous may he restored •to beauty, awl avoid
the sharp knife of the surgeon; for they not only eradi
cate pimples and tumors. lint °reit-rano , • •
• CANCER AND KING'S F.X112
Whoever. is subject to the horrors of ' rmairmption
%)1011Id at once purchasethis sere remedy. In the train of
Comb:floss follow dreadful lora!' congestions. oftentinses
ittsmilry. very frequently mania or Ityporoadr*hriolent
headaches. palpitations. and other :directions of OW. pearl.
and rheumatic ewelling - s. Le. Wood's. Componadie one
•or the most etbeient medicines in routing thette corn
plaints.• and their fountain bead, that can pc4iibly be
procured.
From being con rooms. amt from'Fitkinte a
email modietin exercise. istimeroes 'tenons are. daily
made to deplore, a lets of , appetite, painful Itraaehr*-
'meekness of die meselett. languor. want of enee,..y
eient to seek recreation. Are.. Tbeee persons nay
for years, that they "don't P.c.) very well." 1133tey Jo
tint employ a method by Which they ran feel 'Oldie well.
they Must eventually' aukurideesa severe itelillners? .
anti nye
atolls 1110)1 Tttl aIEACC -
only by a miracle; 'awl even then. the lancet- leeidt. blis
ter, and calomel. beveled them mere scattered bulks: full
of aches and morrows. and not only a pest to thentselves.
bet a source of disgust and annoyance to all with whom
they come in contact. - All these • •_
FEARFFL CONSF.QIMNCES
may be avoided by an early application of the virtue, of
these Bitters. For the tenth of this. o the proprietorpledgett
Lis word and honor. and iu evidenee enn show. files of
undoubted certificates writ+ he has received. unsolicit
ed. from all quarter.. lie does not. however. ask the in
valid to swallow his certificates. but his Bitterti t and is
trilling, to stake all lie holds dear on earth in favor of
the result.
• TI IP. DYSPEPSIA.
in either a modified or severe form. will dinanpea; before
the min linen of Dr. Wood's preparation. and the core mat•
be relied on an a permanent one. Did the , Bitters
ponnenn no other recommendation, it would be one of
the finest vegetable compounds medical science can
invent: Hut, it in equal to the complete eradication of
LIVER COMPLAINT. '
. . .
in r yery pimp... and of every iffection, minor or gigantic.
of the biliary aparatus. Individuals who are c'onstiat
tionally bilious_ might regularly to take this mild. 'ngyrea-
He. and excellent TONIC AND AITERIENIViIs it will dilfuce
health ThenakhsM l every night frame. and send hop
pine.ss and love of lite thrilling to the heart. ritauxixs
oraliT TO It Mr IT ON HAND.
Every medicine-chest on board ship should also a Weil'
snicked with this capital remedy. as •
• ,
Cannot afflict. those who take it. or long resin its Tit:Mi
nos assaults. All impurities of the Blood vanish before
it. and the old relics of early imprudence invariably dis
appear. soon after bring milanitted to its Whim'. Every
complaint of the stoinaCli is broken by it., The Bitters
Mire. in actin:a:nice. failed to cure JarxDtcc., GENEn/4.
Deuttrrx. and every disorganization of • •
Hy neglecting the little inroads made urou the latter, a
cast pOl . llOll Of 01If fellow-beings are rendered extremely
miserable—so miserable. indeed. that they wishbr,
Every bottle of Dr. Wood's -Forimparilla and Wild
Cherry Bitters' contains a modicum of joy and content
for each of those ansions-and imprudent sufferers. Re
member that an injudirions use of mercury is ivevitably
productive of many evils which areAutt to flight by this
glorious' and. nnsurpas,utble colnpound; . and that giflie
ons nhich are
• trr.nI.:DTTA Rl'
•
nay speedily mid safely he sliittiled off dinangh liY Pgell
y. .A.F a medicine which must hettc4t. i
EV ER YISCIDV, . . .
. .
tour Inc delicate to the so Vinci' and iltxpOrirtz
rolid. no ettnal is to be found for it. It would lin %veil to
bent in Mind that prevention is infinitely.more desirable
than core, and that Dr. Wood's Sarsaparilla and Wild
Cherry Sitter's ARV:
Put up in bottles, three or four times larger than Eris
tors or Sand's. for the same price,-81-rrr
WY _ITT & • liEF.t2I(UM I I Fulton-31- N. Y., whole
sale anent., Sold In Pittsburgh. nt
P. R. SAWYER'S nnrier of Valnnhlu
Nlerliciurs. Smithfield. between Third and Fourth eta.,
and at Wil.Ll.Ol TUORN'S Drog store, MoriLet st,
se p2.4.lttin-wlt?ni
lIAIR CREAM--.A nintellleff article far
growth. beauty, and restoration of the Hair. This
Cream, when once known, will saperreole all Other arti
cles of the kind now in Mir: Wliere the hair is
harsh, thin. unhealthy. nor taming grey. a few applica-,
lions will make the hair sod and dark. and give it aliena
tion!. lively appearance: and will also make it 'maintain
immvelinesa and healthy color. twice as long as all the
preparations that arc generally used. Where the hair is
thin, or has fallen oil, it may be restored Pi? ping this
Cream. Evert . lady and gentleman who is in the habit of
usilig oils on their hair should at once minima a bottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream. as jt is sogpnrposed that it will
not injure the hair like the other preparations, but will
beautify it, and give perfect satisfaction in every in
stance.
For testimony tp its very superior qualities, see the fol
lowing letter from, the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to Means.
lb-niter:bon h strcury, N4s4ville, general agents for the
Southern States:
Later .f the Rer. R. rildirell,PTstfo: of the Presbyterian
MESFIL.. I Imcnntsmorr:GENTLEmm—l take
pleasure in ow testimony in favor of the excellent
preparation culled Dr. Parish's Chinar.e Hair ("tram; for.
about two years ago toy hair was very dry. bristly. and
disposed to come out; but having procured u bottle of the
Cream, nod used it ncronline to the , prcscription.iit ix met
elastic, soft. and firm to the head. Many balloons and
oils were applied. each leaving my hair in a w s ,rse stare
than before. This Cream, however, has met iny expec
tations.
. .
AA au artiele for the toilet. lily wife gives it preference
over all others. being delicately pernitned and nut dis
posed to rancidity. The ladies, especially. will find the
ridue.te Creane to . be a desideKanun in their preparations
tOs the toilet. Respectfully, &c.,
R. CALDWF.I.L.
Pulaski. January 7.1: 4 17.
irrsoia wholesale and retail. in Pittsburgh!. hy Jola
M. Townsend. 45 Market st., and Joel Molilet„eorner o
Wood and Milli sts. 1e154&.w-ly
LADZES arc cautioned against using Common Prepa
red Chalk.: The y pre not aware how frightfully intu 7
rions it is to the skin !. bow coarse, how rough, how sallow-,
yellow, and unhealthy the skin appears otter using pre
pared chalk! Besides it is injurious. coutaining a large
quantity of lead! We have prepared a beauthul vege
table article, which we call Jones' Spanish Lilly White.
It is perfectly innocent, being.purifed ' of all deleterious
qualities, and it imports to the skin a natty* healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively white; at the same time acting
as a cosmetic on the skin, Making it sort and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of Massachu
setts, says: "Alter analysing lones'Spanish fay IThite,
I find it possesses the most beautiful and natural, and at
the same tune innocent,, white I ever saw.; I; certainly
can conscientiously recomMend its use to all whose skin
requires beautifying." Price 25 rents ibex. :Directions
—the best way pa. apply Lilly AN'itite, is with soft leather
OT WOOl.--41C former is preferable..
A FINE SET or TEETH .roa 25 cm - 0.-I'9llle teeth,
foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
atter being once or tyke ,ejermed with. Janes' .4.tuber
Tooth Paste, have the appearance or the most beanlithl
ivory. and, at the saute time it is so perfectly innoceat
and exquisitely fine, that its constant daily use is highly
advantageous, even to those teeth that are in good condi
tion. giving thein a beautiful polish. and preventing a
premature decay. Tho Sc. already decayed •it prevents
front becoming worse—it also fastens such us is beet:Suing
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately wine, and Make the breath delitioutilY sweet.
Price 25 or 37: cents a box. All the above are sold only
at 82 Chatham st., sign of the American Eagle. NtAV Yorks
and by the appointed Agents whose names riptMitr in the
next column.
WILL TOC AR', and gema rich husband, lady? "Your
face is your fortune.n Let beamind, fair T Is it
white ? If not. it can lie made se,even thoughlt beyel
low. disfigured. sunburnt, tanned and freckled. Thous
ands hare been made thus who have washed once or
twice with Jones' Italian Chemicatttoup: The effect is
Florious and magnificent." Put be sure you get the genu
ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of the American , Lagle, 82
Chatham street.
Rinw.wonn. nit-rheum. ticurvey, Erysipelas, Barber's
!tell, are often cured by •Sones'italian Chemical Soap,
when ecc,ry pf reipcdy has faded. Thai it cures
;grapier , . freckles. : and clears the skin. all knoW. Sold at
the American Bagic..Ss Chatham street.. Mina ; fader,
this seldom or never fails.
_ _
. •
C. INGLIS, Jr.. Potter/on.
sold at JACKSON'S $9 Liberty st., head of Wood, Sign of
of the Big Boot.
MEJtICAN on.—'ruE GREAT REMEDY OF NA
IL TURE.—Procurcd from a well iuglentueky, 185 feel
below the earth's surince. This Oil will be foand vastly
superior to Harlem., British, or any other formerly popu
lar Oils. Its curative properties fur the follewmg
.ali
meats are truly wonderful: Inflamatory ,rheumunsm.
whooping-cough, phthisic, coughs, colds. apishly., teller,,
er y s ipelas, scald. head, croup, mtlatrunaiory.sore throat,
liver complaint, intimumotion of the kidneys,llains in the
breast. side and bock, diseases of the spine,..ptles, heart.:
burn, diseases of the hip joint, inflamed sore eyes, deaf.,
ness. and Car ach, worms, tooth ache, sprains,.
, Strains,
burns, scalds, bnuses, cuts, ulcers, 'cancer, fever, Sores.
&c. &c.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
Will. JACKSON, at his brim and shoe store, Kt Liberty .
street, Pittsburgh: The am Doot sootstands in the door-way:
Only place in Plusbutgh where the GEN. VINT. can be ob
tained.
order to be sure of obtaining 'die genuine,
purchase only of the general agent for Western Petinsyl
van*, Wm. Jackson, 88 Liberty - street, or through sub-
Agents appointed by him for its sale, each of whim will
have a show bill and general directions itipfunigot form
containing the names and address of the Tidprie(of" and
General Agent of Western Pennsylvania, na,:yollows:
Dr. Hall &CO., proprietor; Kentucky-
Wm. Jackson, General Agent for Westenyrennsylva
nia. el) Liberty street; Pittsburgh, to wlt all orders
must be addressed.
London Market \Yinc
Itonca Port
Trash
Hmti.•
Burgundy ‘•
S. S. Madeira
Symington
B ro wn e
o "
Golden
Tenride "
Lisbon -
Claret
Sweet Ss Dry Maltnnt "
of,the above Wines and
Inagua and. Claret Wines.
g terms, at the Winetel-
P. C. mairrni,
mit - Wield and Front sts.
thetturvz.—Flech bottle is enclosed in one of the abovit
nnatetiPatupidets, and the name of William Jaektmll, (the
general and only-wholesale agent thrWestent PulttlaYl
c ania,) printed on .the outside of the oot•.8_
Etfifo
=M===
MIM=!E
- . ctleggiEgNigivn, • ,
S.COAR COATED VEGETABLE PURGATIVE PILLS,
A RE universally
,admitted to:operate,. irmi esAy as an -
ercitio/precentaw,but as a never fading Trendy,
all diseases which can affect the human (*We. Head
ache, Indigestion, Itheumatism , , Piles. - Sebriy; Dropsy,
Small Pox. Cholera Morbus, crrms; Whooping Cough, 4..
Consumption, Jaundice, Quiusey, &salamis. Liver Com
plaint. Apoplexy,' Canters: Measles, - Salt „Mento r :Fits.
Heartburn. 01%111143*i Erysipelas; Deafness. Ilchingsett.
the Skin,Colds,Gon4 Gravel. Pants in the Back; nvilud •
Weak nesq Palpitation of the Henn, Risings in %tensest,
Ast h ma , F eve r s of tall kinds, Female Complaints, Stitches '
in the side; Spitting of. Blood. Sore Eyes. Scrofula, gi.„ - 7
Anthony's Fire, I.owness of Spirits, Flooding, Fluor AI- •
bus or Whites, - Gripes, King's 'Evil, Lockjaw, -
Bile on the Stomach, and all bilious affections. ; -
Swelled Feet and Legs, Swine l'os. White SWellings, „
Tremors, Tumors , Ulcers, Vomiting—and a hog' of o th ers
lame successfully rind repeatedly been vanquished,
They have been known to effect permanent cures when
all other remedies had .provad unavailing, and iu the as
stages of disease.
They Litre in many eases superseded thepreseripmreshtU.
of . the most eminent physicians, and received besides their S
unqualified commendation.
'they have been, frequently; recommenced by men of the • ,
mdst distinguished characters throughout the land, and
?been sanctioned in Europe by Noblemen, and Princes of ,
y have been introduced into the Hospitels ofEdin- •
burgh. Paris, and Vienna, and through the disinterested, • .1
exertions of our Foreign Ambassaders, they have recei
ved the favorable commendation of the Emperor of Rue,
sin, and of his Celestial Majesty of the Chinese Empire.
frr Scarcely a Packet vessel of any repute sails from
the port of New York. without nn abundant supply ofthe '
. SICK MAN'S NEVER FAILING FILIVAD.
fp- '
Agencies have been established in all the principel 1 :.
Cities in the Union, and applications are constantly reach.
-
icyts frontant onunber numberless afoa: n eTrI
2ccountn l e.tinoniaisornelo.
are pouring in from all quarters—and in such numbers
Mat we have not time to read one half of. them. What_ „ _
stronger or more conclusive evidence than these. import-
ant.facts can the must aceptical desirel• Is it possible, that."
the many thousands who have tried CLICKENER'S.'"
PILLS. can be deceived in their results? Iran) . impost.'
tore orquuckery iXiened, would it not long agobave been
held np r as it should be, to the scorn and derision of.
justly offended rommnnity.
. fp - Remember, Dr. C. V. CliCkener IS the original, its.
retinae of. Sugar Coated Pills; and that 'nothing nit the sort
' was ever heard of. until he introduced them in Jane,lll43. ;
„ Purchasers should, therefore. always ask for Clickenerhi
Sonar Coated Vegetable Pills, and take no other, or they
will be made the .vietinis Of a fraud.
PRICE. .S 5 CF,NTA'P"EIt 7 Box: • •
Dr. Clickchcr'n .2.t.licipul office for thee - iale of pills, is CA
Vesey st y New.lork; - '
'WM. J.AcKsoN, 62 Liberty - Si.. head of Mrood st.,Pitta.
burgh, 'Fa., General Agent:Westelmr.Peunsylvaitiat .
Northern Ohio,.and the River Counties. of
The following are Dr. Clickcner's duly app o inted
gents for Allegheny co i l''. -
WM. JACKSON, (prmcipal)B9 . l.iberly. street, bend of
A. M. Marshall. Allegheny City.
Jonathan Ghriest, Alarieheater.
C. Townsend & Co.. " .
Jim. IL H. Jacques, Birmingham.'
Juo. 11. Cassel, Penn st.
AndrewS. Getty. Wylie st.
Robert Williams, Ariltureville. • -
IL if. Hemingrey. South Ward. -
Win: .1. Smith. Temperanceville. . •
Jeremiah Fterain.., Lawrenceville.
Daniel Negley. east Liberty.- - - • '
Edward Thcrmnsom Wilkinsburgh. -
• .•
'Mamas Aikin Sliarpsburgh.
G. 11. Starr. Sewickley,
Samuel Springer, Guidon
James M`Kce, Stercartstown.:
John Black, Turtle Creek. .
C. Diehl, Elizabeth. '
Riley liPLanghlin, Plumb Township.
I.jones. Bakerstown..
Penny..M'Keesport.
•
t , aIT IS THE HEST COUGH MEDICINE. I EVEn.. , ,,
USED:'—This was expressed in our hearinieyeti,,
tertlay; by an intelligent gentleman, *lw hail uscinnit'
about one half of a bottle of Di. Tritlairra'On'enral Canal
Mixture,. before be was entirely cered. Conic and get a:
bottle of it. and if the most obstinate cough or cedd,does ,
not disappear by its use, your money will be refunded. - '
Compounded as it is, of the most effective; twigh . tante ,
less and pleasant remedies, its use for years bus ? Ing:iiko
deed carat. fail to gire entire satisfaction. •
For sale, Wholesale and retail. by
8 BROCKWAY:
Liberty street. near Canal- Resin; -
WILLIAM FLEMLNG.,
Lawrenceville.
nny
Sold oleo by
R. WILLARD'S- Oriental Cough
LI wowas easy rr." -Those who hove nothad an op-
portunity of trying this great remedy for the permanent
cure of every affection of the longs.. should not fail to give
it g ;Fiat. Certificati•s of its ciftetencf, from 011 T oWn' eft-
Rens. which we are constantly receiving, padinotfail to _ . ;
convince the skeptical. Head the following (rpm n lady
of high standing in Allegheny: • • •
• " At.r.wairess Cm, - Fob. 7, IRS&
-.3les3ra..liays 4- Brockway: It affords me grcutplce.
sure to be able to add my testimony in favor of Dr.
lard's truly valuable cough medicine. Aboutihrec months '
since I wait attacked with a violent cold, and .was Meek
distressed with the cough,. from which I could . getuo re- .• •
lief. until I was a short time since ' inthieed to call at your
store and purchase some of the Oriental Cough Mixture.
lam happy to state that the use of the sect:aid bottle has ;
entirely cured me; and, having great. confidence in it, I
have, and shall continue to recommend it to my friends.
•• Cauca FtEmn:lo." •
Price, .1.5 cents a bottle. Sold by
• • IiAYB. - 4 BROCKWAY
No. 2, Com. Bow, Libetty st., near Canal.
Also. by Ifebl6l 3. FIX:JON& lialkr•ncevill•
77, ROM the New York Gazette, Oct. 8, epal
I: paper deservedly at the head of the daily presiltv
this country. k
Bristol's Extract of Earsaparilla.—lt were but courtesy _
to call the attention of our readers to thil invaluable prep,
oration which will he found adiertisetlin anotheecolthn
31r. Bristol is a brother, and issues a highly Inteibiting ,
newspaper, every-now-and-then. onvor tnro-nninliennt
which we have already uoticatLt and the medichte.itself. ' 1
has been eulogised by nearly all the press of the' weetern , .
country, and. we doubt not, justly eulogised. - Ithas in its;
favor, moreover, very flattering testimonials ftom the .1
most eminent practitioners in every part of the country ;
where it' has been used. There is beauty" and taste
enough iu the bottles, and in the engraved labels in which - -
they are eilveloped, to induce a purchase, even if the
preparation itself were not one of the sovereignest
the world." ns every person must believe it is—that '3i:
every one Must believe it is-- .: that is, every ono
would not rcsint)atiass of doenmentary evidence condo
sire, enough tmgonvert a Turk to Christianity." Buy one
of the bottles, gentle reader, and see whether you do not
agree with using, this point. ' .
For sale hp B. A. FAIINB.c.
feldh ccin qt: nntl Wood and 6th and Wood sts.
11EUMATIt.C11, GOUT, AND TIC DOLOREVX.—
A respectable gentletuan:cisiled at onr othee, s tmlite, _
said. to inform us that he had been alliietctl for 15 years
with Rheumatism or Gout, and occasionally nith..Tie
Doloreux; that he had been frequently_ confined to his..
room formouths together, and.ollen suffered the nscratin-....
tense und excruciating pain, but that lately ho had been
using Jaytte's Alterative. from which he found the most aim
nal and unexpected relief. He says,lc-found the medi
cine very pleasant and effective, and that he novr con
siders himself perfectly cured.—Philadelphin North Amer-
Iran. _
A FACT 'WORTH KNOITTXG.—A gescticlTlPll of Scrofulous
habit, from indiscretion in his younger days, became af
fected with Ulcerations in the Throat und Noscoind a
disagreeable eruption of the Skin. Indeed,. his whole
system bore thc marks of being saturated 'swill disease.
One hand and wrist were so much affected that, he hadt
lost 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 vras at this stage of his
complaint, when death appeared inevitable 'frame loath .'.
some disease, that he commenced .the use of inytte's.Al.
terative, and having taken sixteen bottles, is now perfect
ly cured.
The Alterative operates- through the circulation; and
putite; 31p Ylslwl,tiui'ykatlicates disease from the syst,exuf
Wherever located, and the numerous cures it Ids pk.
conned in diseases of the skin, cancer, serolida. gout,•
liver complaint, dyspepsia •pnd other chronic'diseases, is
truly astonishing.—Sperir if Me Times. •
nor For to Pittsburgh, at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
72 Fourth street.
oNsumrrioN. couou, scyrrmo of-BL C
ASTIIMA, he.—To Cossexerivra.
Four-fifths of yen are really suffering from neglecteW
Cobis, Pr on ,obriruction and consequent inflamation of
the delicate lining of those, tubes through winch the air
we breathe is distributed to the lungs.. This obstrocticiii
produces pain and roreners, hoarseness, 'cough, difficulty,
of breathing, hectic fever, and a spitting , of blood, matter,
or
phlegm. which finally exhausts the Wank& of
tienand death ensues, JAYIVPS' E3:Pia •
never fair to remove this obstruction, and produeeii
most pleasing and happy results. It is certain its its eft.
*ems, and cannot fail to relieve. -
- - - .
l'ur sale bi Pittsburgh at the PekinTtql Store,72Puurtic.
a(.,-near Woad. , . itutB
COUOII IN THE.
Another evidence of the iatperioriq- of Dr. Wit?,
lard's Cough Mixture, over all others. Reid the *Mowing;
certificate froth it respectable citizen of the Fifth INArdr.
Prrrsaracar, Nov. 3,1647.
This certifies, that tar seine weeks past I was troublei
with a yery serious Cough,' which was evidently becottf
ins seated on the Ittags to such an extent as to resist thet.-
effect of every medicate which I had been using. I was
finally persuaded to' call at Hays - Brockwayls Drui
store, and get a bottle of Dr. Willarers Oriental Cough
Mixenc; whirl). to thy great malaise. relieved me very
161jeh; utter taking onlY tall or thryg r e..4ati ltaftlt4.l t ,
had u s ed one bottle. I was ediirely ca was so mut*
'dermal with us effects, that I have brought others to bay
It. and shall continue to recommend it to my friends. as fi rmly believe it to be the bast rotegh Medicine itethe treed:.
• ANDRRN• M'CATIIM"
Try h—only 23 cents a Bottle. Sold byy• '
- HATS & BRocKway:
No. 2, Liberiy street, near Canal Basin:
Sold also by -J. FLEMING, '
novlo 'Lawreneevilte.
DAUM OP fXILUAIBIA.—IIair Tonic-.To the,Bohl.and
Grey.—lf you wish a rich, luxurious head of hair, free
from daitdrntrand scurf. do not tail to procure the Fertoine
Balsam of Coluinbia. - Ideates of baldness, it willmore
than. exceed your expectations. Many who have hist
their hair for twenty years :have hod it restored to its (
ghtal perfection bylhe use.of this Balsam. Age, state, or,
• condition:appears tO be no Obstacle, whatever. It alto
canoes the iluid to flow with the delicate hair take
it filled, by - which means thousands, whose hair was grey
as the Asiatic - %gib; have had their hair restored to Its'
'natural coley, )y _ the use Of this invaluable remedy. In;
`all eases of ievi , f it will be found one of the most pleasant
washes' that can be used. A few applicationt only are;
neceisiryp keep the hair from falling out. It strengthens
the' rootp, 1F never fails to impart a rich, gloity appenr.,
mice; and, as u perfume for the toilet, it is unequalled.' It
holds three times as much as Other mhscalled /61rInstor:
wives,. and is more effectual: The genuine
,llntillithk
lured only by Comstotk & 2I couttlandt-etreeti New
Sold 'only genuine' in Pittsinngh, in it.oowrixa.:ElA.
Liberty street, heed of Wood; also, n .Washingto*.i,
by ./1". 44•Onety'fr, .Son; in Cannonsburgh, by Dr4Vrlli
inßiOwnsville, by Bennett dc.croker;' also; In every m,
niPennsylvanitt, Ohio, Maryland and Virginia. ''-' •
. •
41.1 regs No. I.Lard;
.•
4 bbla. No:'1: do.; • r ' '
On consignment, and for sale by'• '•- • %::
.janl4 . :•• MILLER Ec . lIIORETRON.
, T