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- —..‘..- TO .I.RMS CTO ARMS!--Threntettedin
vomint of Weiitern rettreLti Col Swift. kVilll
ittnnO ince. notwifitelantling . witielt. , l- M.
White , ..will continue. In sell, clothit,e , cheaper than: any
ris
has lietntintliern offered in the AVC%itFitt confirgy7turg. -
ing,the hugest nAtablishinent in the city. fronting - on Lih
erttlandliiith its. ... Ile is.now prepared "to khow to lint
ounltrolis patrons.` the •g.reateat variety of elofini. costa,'
TIMMS, vesting:A. and elothing'of 411 de , icrit'lloits;illilOY'
for the apprintelting ARIOSOI. that has ever been ol feted = ltt
this market, to which all con have - the Right of. Way.—
•OtikerVii - the isomer. No. tc7. Liberty and Built etc.
anar2s J. - AL Wi4111 , .., - 1 Atut:. Proprietor. •
LW Got MS. :NEW tIOODS.---RecciCed to the Iron .
Ciq Clothing, Slur, a epic:laid a.sortineitt of Chitin:.
sisting of tine . French. Englis/Pl4lll American Plain.:
N(in
black and tinier 4%....5.iintr , 5, of the roust modern - styles i
fine figured vastincre , VcAtings. Silk Velvet Plain and
Fancy Satins—all of 'which we will inale up at the-ittosi
reasouttble-pricee.. in n ibtritlik and thshiottable.ctyle.
Ready tirade clothing. of all descriptions:. Lail?*
Cloaks, of the ulna ist , ldutialdfs,:,lum,,,, Neck and
Pocket Raki,. Sti-pender.F..llosouts. Shirt Collars. and
evtry ankle tontall‘ kepi in a l lotliiim, M o re. - t7unntry
Merchant*, befur: , sitirelinsing elsewhere.: will find • it to
their advatonge 1 . 0 call at the I roll - . City Clothing - Store.'
No. 131. Liberty street, inunediutely uppusite doe month
of Market ' luctla-taj .. V. 31:CLOSKEY:' •
. .
.
Clothing': Clistishigi: Clothing 111
The Thi:F.lAa Doors - e:.: Irot • lrrti
150 5 1-) 1 „ % t i a ' XVI? . 1 I' d . 2) t I; "t e kt I I t O S rt "
MolitAilr" ntlivitript t o : m) oil customers and the public
iri
.general.' The Proprietor of lldslarrfauteriiitil.extensivi.
establishment now, ruler rcturuiutr /IV" , tite.rins l 4 u .
cities. at much tronble.antl-expensc, nist 'completed:Jai .
fall and. inter arrangements to supply.. his thotisiodd of
customers with our of the 'most desirable stocks
.of
Ch,-
thing flint has ever heel' o ff ered in this or nay other mei
ket west of the inimutain.. For neatness in. style and
NvorLnianpliip, combined With the Very price which
thee will Ire' sold dir,,yunst certainly reisliir the old unri
valled Three Dig Ihiori one of the greatest attractions of
the westeni country. It is Fralifying Mine to be able to
announce to my numerous nt home null abroad,
that notwithstanding the . extraordinary" efforts which I
have made to meet the /111311,1 calla :Haug line, it is with
difficulty I Can keep time with the epiistaid -rush dint is
made on this estahlishment. It..Ls a well" established
fact. that my sales are cignt or ten times larger than any
other houswin the trade. and. this being . the •case on the
amount sold. I can altrod to sell at Anna lesilwohl , than
others could possibly think _of doing if 'they. wished to
cover coptingent elpenses. I. intend to - Make a clean
sweep ot all My present stock hefote iliebegitining• Of 11Clt
year; coming to this'conclusion.-I will makeit the inter
est of every man. who wants a cheap winter suit, to call
and purchase at iltu Three Dig Doors. •
JOIIN IIT.II.OSKFIY. -
s 6 'o EIa.V.V; OFF LOW FOR CA.SIf. - -Winter
:thing of every description. such us ;cloaks. 'over
posts, superfine blanket. Beaver, pilot mid heavy broad
cloths, superfine cloth. dress, and fro - ck coats; a large us
siortmant of tweed, Sack and frock coats.
eassiincre, and satinett patiMloons; also, a gen
..- aralpssortittent of vests; plain and fatfey selvet, cloth.
camarnere nod fancy
.extssitnere. with
a great variety of stiparline.lrish linen, trimmed. shirts,
under uldrts, stock,' cravats. Comforts and all other arti-
OtelVill the , oothiliiilift. which will he sOld lOw for Cash.
Firchasm
s will find it much to their advantage to call
soots„al 49 Liberty street..l'. DELANY -;
i'vinplete assortment of pods: - suitable for,
Castomer work, always on hand. such as English. French.
sad Amcricait cloths. and ca,sitneres; also a choice
liortnuutt.of seasonable' vestin ,, s—all Of which :will he
made.to order in the latest styes, and on the most ac
commodating terms. • ] nnl^ taw
: Glut htisiel:Clotistitise I .
rytilEf Spring and Summer stock that is now ready to be
11. offered at the old original . : .
THREE BIG DOORS;
- Is of the largest and choicest in selection that hacev
er been exhibited by any one concern in this or any oth
er city 'lithe Union.. I will not undertake to describe: to
the reader the different assortments of articleswhich I
noirhave to offer them; but will simply - tell them that if
they only favor me with a call, I will lay before them
175,000- "different pimiento to make a choice onn of, con
listing in part of Coats. front t h e richest in quality down
to that lowest in price ; Pantaloons and Vests, to the us
tonislunent of the beholder,. with both mouth, mid eyes
open, wondering- in the most extravagant degree of sur
prise:how such avast collection of awn upon cthruini
could possibly be collected together under tans control of
one individual But cacti things will be, as long as per
severance end industry is the main-spring ot trade,-
Without nay intention . of ha:ailing, on my part, I will say
et the slime time, it is of such metal I am principally com
posed,:for nothing in-the shape or form of didiculues. no.
matter what their magnitude may be, can deter me. from
accomplishing my object, in providing for the fanner, the.
mechanic, and the day laborer. My whole attention
taken up with the greatest care for their welfare. in get
ting up fashionable. and at the same time substantial gar-
Meats; to meet their demands; end us for others. who
fancy themselves moving in a different sphere, and re
quirmgan article :of the ne plus ultra kind, they have
only te givc.tue an outline of their wants, and they, are
tutted to a word.
Now let me say a word or two to m country merch
ants in the trade "If you wish to save tr y
out at least 25 to
30 Per cent, in your wholesale pulehasee. tall hi at the
"Th.ree Big Doors," and if ('don't meet your most eati
pane hopes, in the way of getting cheap bargains. and
fresh seasonable goiads, I will not in future attempt to mr
ef any inducements.of a similar kind to a generous peo
ple of eu'aohle a nature and close discernment.
JOHN M'CLOSKEY,
No. 151. Liberty street.
MOE
drisiN'T BE I.I.I;AT!—J„ M. White has just received • at
11.,/ his large establishment. fronting on Liberty and 6th
streets, a splendid &two - mama of TWEEDS fur summer; •
also ; a superior lot of French ,Sistin o VESTINGS, all oi
fetich he is ready to make up in the latest fashion- and
On Abe most. reasonable terms as usual. - Observe the
cotter. No. 167 Liberty and Sixth streets.
• --- Extyl4.lviirrE, Tailor, Proprietor.
. .
TTNRLUSIttNU IMPUDENCE.—Frout a nub:tithed
,card of IWCalinont & Bond, of Philadelphia, 'the
Intblte4vould be led to believe that we have been claim
saga privilege we had no. right to. That ‘• they hnie
Abandoned, some time since, the exclusive agency sr.4-
,tent,r and that we have right to claim "exclu sive
Ages with their lens." I never pretended 'to Sell the teas
„et this...spurious concern. I have been selling the teas of
~ the,Now"York Pekin Tea Company for the last - two
, years, as the public omnivore, and have been to New,
,Yorkfour times in that time, and never heaid of this new
Aoniern until lately but as weed dealers.
'-,-.The tea basiness of M'Callmont & Bond ialtbont eight
,months old, and their assumption of the Pekin Tea Coin
panfit name is because anamc is open for any man or
Fula tonssume ; but the fact intended to-imply thereby,
Una they have any connection with the 60 called and
Arell.known Pekin Pea Company of New York, is entire
ly false, they having been denied even an agency in
;Philadelphia, for the New York Company. that Cotnpitiy
.having refused even thus far to confide in them.
Ilutooe not what kind of wool they keep, nor what kind
of teas; ant only certain that they keep or obtain none
of the Pekin Tea Company's of New York.
'Any person reading this card will see the gross decep
tion they wish to practicenothe - pablic, and to the injury
of my business. hl`Calluiont & Bond arc wool dealers
in Philadelphia, and have sent au anent out here !civil!!
*Orli over the eyes of Smote of our good citizens. Look
out for the black sheep. Itunital ALEX. JAYNES.
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the Hypocrite unmeshed, by G. P_ R. James, Etq.,
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•'he Mare Figure Ileed, or the Lady of the Green and
iarles Carey, of the U. S. Navy.
The Binittirs Bride. or the Maid of Saxony, by' I,Ottisa
Sidney. - 4'
Stanhope; anther of "Striking Likenesses." etc.
Leonilla Lyinnore, and Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge by
Mists Leslie.
London Quarterly Review.
Union Magazine for December.
Life of Joseph T. Ilare—alarge supply.!
The Man.:revering Mother, by the author of Ilistory
of a Flirt' '
The Wilfulness of ‘Vomen. by the saute author.
The Old Commodore, by K Howard.
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- Seam, or Daylight; a mire talc ;byJ. S. Robb.
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/' The 'Splendor of Versailles, and Court of Louis the
Flowers Personified, Nos. 0 and 10.
Rural Cemeteries of America, part 9.
Magazines... Newspapers. etc.
. London Punch and Pictorial Times. per lest steamers.
BrotherJoarithan Philadelphia, Courier, and Yankee
Doodle Pictorials. ' Far sale. by W. S. CALDIVELL,
, 34 street, aphts.ite thelPoto Office.
No. 4.
'' "Morse's Wieldy Budget of New Book. for 1812.
• •r`DIAPMANIt DRAWING HOOK, No. 2,
Olithloris Ancient Egypt. new edition. '
The Nineteenth Century, a new Quarterly.
Chambers Miscellany, No. II ; full setts , on bond.
_Lives of theAneons of England, by Ates Strichlruid,
' The Market Queiett. or.the Ntifc's Strut‘ein.,
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Songs for the People, No. 2, superior toiNo. t.
Tao' Ariel. Or life on board an Judi:mien. new supply
Eobaink's I Iyalraulies, 2--futi setts °unhand,
.1 7 47 - veers PeisOniticrl. N 0.14. .`du •. do;
~,FitbrialrEngland,Nos. 30 & 27, do do;
Union Magazine, tar February, do do;
National do. do do do;
Graham's do, do , - do do;
Godey's Lady's Book for FelOy, def • 'do;
. Little 's laving „Age, No. 1241, ,do • doi .
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Remarkable. Events in the, History of Arne ric ai-by .1.
.•.; American. Phrenological - Journal for January.
,Sub
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~..Jalto Eye, au Antobiogrophy, by Currer Bell.:
- Lasiot the I , atries, a Clinsiturts talc; by Sitar's."
•- •
••-Estinhargh Phrenological Journal and hlagazine.
' The Conquest of and'New 11reileo. by' the
nny'
fe of the United Btates„ in years 1646 and 107 . , by Jas.
Mason Cutts, with engravings, plans of battles: &c.
~ -ATottr to the River Saguenay. In Lower Canada. hy
' Charles Ltnunan, author of "-A Suramer in the Wilder
, The Eclectic Magazine for January. Furnished io sub
-4..''.•"-"ers by the year: or sold by thesingle number.'
Now and Then, by the author of Ten Thousand a Year.
• 'Waverly Novels. cheap form:new supply. • .
The above works are fur auk: by, f]»3l] M. P. ,3101U4E.
N BOOK;—The Early History of
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4; 51 catty boxes ". t,
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. 8 half chests Imperial;
" Foueltong; formic by
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EATTIERS.,-V sackii in - brare wild foriale.
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•14.ARD OIL-4 bhla . Cincinnati superior brand, for
sole by tdce2j SMITH & SINCLAIIL
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.curd tike Attutitie c W 4. neoiaing. transhipments 'on
.the ,sac. nntl 4he .tionsenneht risk of delay , ditunige,
seporation'of smarts.
ljenitunes; , & CASH. 27.1 . 1‘1 . Lirket st..
I'a tt'rn & eor..Pettn attil Wayne sts 'lnter-'
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fffiESTA
Creesx.‘tt & Cu,. Nyrll, 'street. Beltrinore.
SIVA:. "i'Anicorr.'7s Sent!! street:New Ycirlf..
Etteouregarl by Ole ice sed bttsittess.tha Prisp - rietors have
added to and extended their arringentents- during Aha
winter. end are /lOW prepared tufutwurd freight with re
enlinitv iuiJ.disputch, unstarpesied 'by . any othi•l'Lltie:
Their limp experience as Canters, ihe pedpableiqparior
ity of the Portable Boar system arid - lite- grief mptieitY.
and convenience of, the waretionscs _at puck end of , the
Line.-ere peculiarly calculattpl'lo enable the Proprielorli
to fulfil their, eintagesnent; and - aCeumniodate
. their ens ,
toiners. - and confidently offering 'the - pest fil'gfittranter
for the future.: they respectially solicit a continuance of
that patron ega w filch thew now:grateflly. acknowledge.
Alt Consignments io l'ardre,‘atitt (VV . - minor. Will be re-
eared end torwurded.'Steenthhat charges, paid; and Bills
of lading tramoiducd i're . .f of utlyehurgn (Ur COMMiSSiOII,
Cat% allying or storage. tln ring -no interest. directly or in
directly. i/I Stentributii.. the interest of. the. Consignors :
-must uceasS'eril) be: tteii primary object shipPingwealt
and they; pledge themselves to forwent all Goals consign
ed to them promptly; and - otr tic most terms
.to the owners-. - • . inert -If
ito liant a.y . Frei iht "„, Line._ ,
IFORSLEXLY CALL6.I)PICILAVORTII & CO.'S £,i
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ar ri -iez t
for dmtreiniporietion of way iret,.b.
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ri between" Pittsburgh, Blairsville, !Johnstown, llolli
layiltdirgli:- , Water.street, and all intermediate pieces.
One-boat will leave the Warehouse 01 V. A. APA;111110C!
(!... Condi Basin, .LibeitY. ;tree!, PittSbUTIPI, overy.day
(SundaYs exeePled,) and shippers can always depend on •
having - their - goods- forwarded without delay, and fair
wee
This -Nita 'Alas fennel' for the special.ra:counnoslatlmpf
the traybashlaS. Tim proprietors, thanklid foftheilalT,.
;literal patronage limy have received !hiring thilastrtwel'
years, resperttully• infants, their, old existonmrs anCtlit
public generally. that they have extended their fneiltties,
&e.. darner the yam winter, and.,nfe ammo - better prepared
kruccottnitodate an increased homiest. • •
raoerarrons.
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R. 11. CAN. '. N & Co.
rt. . FULTZ.
ANIES i. LORE.
TRINI3LE is , Atetxyw - ELL.
c. 31 , 4 11,.ti kee.,Pptlliurgb;
Csrvss. Johnstown;
loti7 liollitlarsbirrg
hI It th - rri.sta:Waterst, Runt pgy r onto. ;
RErnaevrv.—lStnith & tele ir: J. 'St J. M'Devitt;
11. Shornlicrcer: R-Roldson & Co.; Ri Wore; Bantry &
Smith: John Parker; Wen: I.ehn ter; J. Jordan & an.
.iter I : Mazette copy.) , -• .
Merchants.' Transportation Llairs
sss.
OR the Transportation of Merchandlre and Produce
t PI I d dI3 It Goods consigned to
_ naep la nod a littore s
our care will lie forwarded utthout delay at the lowest
rates. Btlls of Lading try till annuted. and l tnstruetlons
promptly attended to, tree trove airy extra chargetor stor
age or eommtsslon.
C..A. APANULTP &Co., Proprietors. -
- - Canal Batsio, Liberty st., Pittsburgh
(Ormette..nnlr. .
PL l ladelphlaTypedi.Sttreotypemoons dry
VHE .übscribers are urepired to furnish, ut ahort - nre•
. tice.every article used 111 a Printing Office,lind have
reduced the Prices of Type upwards of 16 per cent:—
TlK , Y'llew charge for -
Pica ln eta. Itlinien St eta.
- Small Pica 34 " Nonpareil. •• • ..... 66. "'
long 'Primer 3d " Agate
Don rgeois••• •• • • .40 " Pearl. •• • •-••.•31:R1
16 " Diamond 2.00'
Determined to spare no expense in mailing their carob
', liabtnent as coral/10e os possible. theY'are getting up a
unit - erns Series off the FAcits, .chichi rare
unequalled fur beamyand ditrability,and•ithich they feel
Itisikted, will meet with genelal'approLustion. Several
sires are now ready. , .
Having recently visited grarop. puip§ite'of pro-
Curing every inzprovement in their line or htuanuus, they
now oiler a greater variety of Fancy Type, Borders. Or
naments. he., than any other. establishment in_the
United States; and their improved method of casting, and
of preparing metal: enatile them to thruistr orders,in u
manner to insure satisfaction. • '
.. • . .
Printing. Presses or caen deocription, Printing lilt,
Transco, Casco, Brans Ituic, humiture, Er., nt•the lowest
Second-hand Presses, and Type which has been used
only in stereotyping, generallyronhand.
Books, Pamphlets, Music., Medicine Direetions,,Labels,
Cheeks, Drafts, &c.. correctly and elegantly stereotyped
as heretofore. .
11.—Specimen Books will be scot to Printers who
wish to make orders. 1.. JOILVRIN &
twirl 11-I.nt No. ti,Little George st-
- .
reat, 16114 g sh. tt.capedy
TOR Coughs, Colds. Asthma. and Consumptitusi—The
great and only Remedy for_ the aboVe diftlises is the
Hungarian Batirun of Lift, discovered by thetetebrated
Dr. Buchan. or London. lingland: and introduced into the
[hilted States under the immediate superintendence - of the
inventor.
Timextraordinary success of dd. medicine, in theettre
of •Putiuonary, diseases, warrants the Atuerican Agent io
soliciting for treatment the word[ possible cases that cnn
be found in the communityeases that seek relief in vain
"from any of the common remedies of the day, and have
been given up by the most distinguished physicians, as
cohnned and iucurubk. The Hungarian - Balsam' has
cured, and wilt cure, Mo lima desperate casett. At - no
quack nostruin, but ttztandard Eugltslt medicine, of known
and ei,tublialied efficacy.
. .
Eiery family in the - United States should be supplied
with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life, not only to
counteract the consumptive of the climate, but to be u3ed
asa . preventive medicine in all cases of colds, coughs,
spitting of blood, pain in the Side and chest, irritation and
sureness of the lungs, bronchitis, difficulty of breathing,
hectic fever, night sweau r emaciaticni and general debili
ty.-asthma, intluenza, whoopingeough, and cronp. - ;
Sold in large bottles at $1 per bottle, with full alreCtiOUS
for the r.,torutioo of health. .
--• • • .
Pamphlets,-containing. a massed - English and American
certificates, and other evidence. showing the unequalled
merits of this great English Pcmedy, May be obtained of
the Agents, gratuitously.
For sale by . D. A. FAHNES.TtitK•i'OO.,
cor. First and Wood, and Wood - rind fillt
4 EDICAI, WORKS—Sir Astley Cooper on Ilernia; :
1.11 Sir A.zalcy Cooper on the 4renst. &c.;
' 1 ` Testis and Thyinus Ulundi
Collc's Lectures on Surgery;
I,Vatson's NEW ti Cr;
Mackintosh's Practice;
Ditnglisoris Physiologr;
Horncrs Anatomy and mi z tolom
Churchill's Midwifery; '
Wlpentesllidwifery;
Diseases of Infants—Billard:
Diseases of Fenutles—.&shnell; for sakhY
H. S. BOSWORTH &
rear 3
----_--` 43 Market street.
!DTI. IV PUBLICIATIONS.2IiIIah's Poems. illustnited
llnTer's 111:1V edition or dm l'octical worlcir of John
.Milton. with a memoir, and critical rcntarkionidateuius
and writings, by itinica Montgotucty;,and 'nub. - hundred
and tweet?' engravings from drawiuga by Wm. Harvey
In two younarts.
Setts - Ceres GREEK Tesnistrirr.—The four Gospels and
Acts of the Apostles; in Greek, with ' , Mulish notes, criti
cal. philosophical. exegetical; maps, indexes. ele:togeth
er. with the Epistles and Apocalypse; the whOle
the Non• Testament—For use of Schools. Colleges. mid
l'heologieal Seminaries. Ity Rev..l. A. Spencer, A. 711
A - New Noted.--Mideutniner'sEve.—A fairy talc °clove.
Ey Mrs. S. C. Hall. • .
Jamee's Henry UP-L-The life - of Henry the Fourth. king
France and Navarre. by G. P. R. Joules. Complete
in four parts, paper; a cols: cloth. • .
For sale by JOIINSTON & STOCKTON:
jan 8 Booksellers. ror. of ;Market and ad ets.
I)6IIS'S LIBRA-ItY.:=.3nst—receiv
ed, by the subscribers, •
Six Old 'English Chronicles ;
Williaidcf - Maltnesburrspaiglish Chronicle;
Mallet's Northern:Antiquities •,
I.IIIILA.RY:
Schiller'', works, 3 vols
Lanzi'A History of Painting. 3 cols
History ofthe Girondists, 2 vol.;
' 'COXIett House eir •
Coxe's 51.cluoirs of Marlborough ;
Luther's Tattle Talk, by Hazlett';
Itoseoe's Lorenzo ErMettlei;
Leo the Tenth;
Ockley's llistory of the Saracens;
Schlegers Philosophy of Histofy;
.-13ecktuon's history of InventiOns ;
Mochiavelli's llistory of Florence and the Prince;
',;(3ntrnbers' Infornintaptilor thq People;
The Gallery of Nature. For-sole by
H. S. 130SWORTII & Co.
feb 17 43 market vtreet
New nook . s 'Just Received.
ORELL'S iii4tory of floderat comple te lll:in one volltine.tromlhe last London erlitnni--.11.110.
Lectures on the Law and the Gospels. by Stephen 11.
.Tyntr, D. D.; new and enlarged edition. portrait of
'the anthill.; *LSO. y f • •
Memoir of Rev. David Abeel. DA3...late Milsinnary to
Chinn, by his nephew, Rev. G. IL Winitimlon, *b. P r"
trait.
Meender'S History-; of the Christian : Re and
Church' translated by l'rof. Torrey: Vol. 2.
llttwkstune: a talc drkind for Fat gland, in 104—, two
volumes, from second London edition; 5i..00. •
Memoii of W. C. Crocker. Missionary !GAF/frit 02 eta.
Personal Recollections, by Charlotte F.lizabeth,. with
explanatory notes, accompanied by a memoir embracing
tbemeriod trom the close of pertunud recollection to her
death fbf L. WI. Ttme;624 ets. .
Recollections in England; by Rev. 5:11. T y n D . D.
Mark Milton,' the Merchatint Clerk; , by Rest. t'harles B.
Taylor, "' M. A. author of " Records of a Good Aw n , .
Lite," Laxly Mary." *Mayan, or the Pearl," lee.
The uhoye rust received and for *ale by
t F;I.I.IOTP &ENGLISH,
mat . Market street, between dd atut 4th.
UNDAY SCIRML BOOKS.*---We.have Mat receive
0 a large supply of Rooks for! Sunday-School Libraries
published by the American Sunday School Union, and
approved by a committee of pithlication, collni 4 "lff of
members et the hillowing denominations, viz.: itaptiq.
Codgregational. Episcopal Methodist, Prezillernm• and
Robruted Dutch. 'Chest publications coniprod. iipwards
of six hundred bound volumes; (of prices . from 6 coins up
to 75 centa,) all written expressly for Sunday. Schools.
In addition to the above, the Union publishei a large
"variety of hooks, in paper covers, for guiteyoinig!child.
rem. for rewards, &e.
The Union also publishes two tibitiries; 'Nottol and 2,
of one hundred volumes each, all :numbered ready for Masi
of hooks from 72 pages up to 250, arthe low, price of ten
dollars, averagingF, only ten cents a volume. •
Also, "A: Yout h. Cabinet Library:nor fifty.. volumes, at
the low price of two. dollars and fifty cents.
Also, Myrna Books ; Question Books, red and blue Tick
ets on paste boards, Maps. Ac.
All the .above we sell at the Union, at Philadelphia .
prices. Catalogues of Bookafternished on application.
ELLIOTT A ENGI.LSII, 514 Market et.,
felt!? between Third and Fourth.
. 7 4Z 3 "11 : fg'X' 67 Zitie - AzY ll =:- - ,- , 4 :
dr ~ .~
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Talia - ottla Gait - atria .FEsaiiiiriatiiia tine*
rfit, taIiIIITTANGES and Paspagemand
Iron Great. Britain andlreland. by W.
Tape - colt, - 75. tiontlkst...coreer
, . oflfettlen Lane, N. Y., and LIG Water . '•
' loo'Repd. lAverpM3l. • - • : ; •
7' The sobseribcrs,ltaVing:aceetited the Agencyof flit:.
..abtire I louse, are now preparea to make arraiireinentg:'
pit
,the most liberal terms with thosi desironS °fraying
the r alSage 'of - their. friends 'froth - the Ohl Country; mid
they Huller Mcniselves.theirchaincler and ton' standiMr
'in business will give - ample asinrittice that all their 'ar-;
Jungerittits Will'be curried out faithfully. '
- T::Tripscolt are long, und•favorably
ik1191%11. for the superior class. a ecomMottation, and !militia /
'qualities of their.Packet , Ships. 'QUF.E.N OE. Till,
'WENT: (;ARiIICK..IIOTI'NGU ER.
110T1ING1.7
IIIOSCJI.7B.'LIVERPOOI, and SIDDONS,- two ofwhiehr
leuire Mirt'incottlily- - -froni New York the 21st and
l,th, mart - nun 'Liverpocd the tith mid 11th: in addition to
", which they have arratigcmetits with the St. George and
Illtion Lines of Liverpool Packets. to Insure a departure'
from Liverprail every five days. beitig thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with their hicreasing
'patronage: while Nr. W., Turscutt's constant personal
superintendence of the bitsitiess in I.iverpool is an addi
nutlet security that the eorafort .irod accommodation of
the passengers Will be, particularly attended to.
The subscribers be nß ig te
, as usual, exnsively engaged:
in the Trunsportation uisincia - between Pittiburgit and'
the Ailuntie Cities. are thereby enabledta take ehargelit
and ,thrward ,passengers ott - their lantlinr,'
without a chance. of - disappointment or delaff *MI are,'
therefore. prepared to contract for passage . from any sea-•
• port in Great Britain orlrelatid to this,rtty-the.nature of
the business hey:tare migarcil'in giving t hem facilities
tin currying passengers' go far inland notalberWise at:
minable; and will, rfneliossary, forward passetmerz fur
, ther West by the best mode of eonveyence, Vid:tut an?
additional chargas for their ;tronble.. Where vermin
sent for deelitic coming out, the amount-pald forpassage
Will be refunded in fall. • • ' - •
.
. .
'rhe slibierihers are' also prpttieti- to giie drafts at
sight fir eny amount, payable at the principal cities and
towns lit England; Irelatid.'Scotland and Wales: thus af
thnling. 'safe end asttellitious Mode - of reinittina funds
19 - those countries, which' persons 'requiring. such fat:air
- tics will fatal it to their interest to avail themselves of.
Application lir by letter. post-paid)will be promptly at
tended to. TAA &-O'CONNOR, • .
I'orwurding and Commission Merelionts t
map27-d&w.l.y, •
. _
Roehe, Brothers, & Co. y.
PCLTON ar.. NINIC Yoi u i FADEN QT'At.
.1)1•11LIN; SCOTLAND ROAD. LIVEAPOOL - . •
JA3IES itiaKELy, Agent, Oilier on. Penn st., CLial
".. Arrangtments for 1E 1 43. . -*
ylocilE, BROS. ac-ea, exile Agents for the BLACK
rib IIALL .I.lgR, of Liverpool and New York i'ackets,
take the liberry of 'cuntouszeing.to their old. friends- and
customers, that their arrangements kir the year 1.84 i t, being.
complete, they are prepared to bring out passeugerat by
the above apiendid Line, front Liverpool,to Nem* : orit.
and Philadelphia. They reter to their-Conner course of
doing basilicas. rind .ar.mre ilico-e Who entrust.theln with
their orders. that the same satisfaction will be tentleted
a. heretofore.
tt7CMITTANCEI r'o ' '•' •
I.:NC; - 111E1..-IND; S(MTI.AND AND' WALES
Dratl®_ ti.K sale. payable, on dentaml, at any Iltuakin
.
!rebuilt
The. untrersigned has mode orratigements to bring out
passengers to Pittsburgh, during the presentiyenr.
febS. , 2nulaws . JAMES BLAKEIX,
Passage To and Fire.= -OK .,
il j ~ yW GREAT BRITALN & IRELAND. . .111.11W
Gamtua.Ftrrraao & Sox, No. 134 Waterloo Bead, Li
verpool.
CARLLSIX & RIPPARD. No. sySoitth ti..
'P M: Subscribers, having accepted Agenev .
it tlibt
1. city of the above well known and respietabLehouscs,
are prepared to make engagements for Vivienne ea to cbmc
out from env part of Great Britain or Ireland; by the re.
cider Line of Packet Ships, sailing from Liverpool week-
B.' Persons engaging with us may rest assured' that their
neints will inert with kind treatmctit and prompt des-.
patch at Liverpool, as well Its every 'attention necessary
on their arrival in this country. Apply to or addrcits
SAMUEL APCLIIIIKAN & CO..
". - 141 Liberty it., Pittsburgh.
N. B.—Pa Wipe& eturaged here from LiverpeetroXitts
burgh direct, and drafts thr any.eunount forwarded. pay
able at sight, throughout the United Kingdoma iyokty ,
RAILNDEN & 41;k 4--
rAS6EVIER AIVD REXITTANCL
jr&R.NDIZsi & CO. continue to bring out persons from
1.1 any part of Eng Land, Ireland. Scotland or Wales.
upon the most liberal terms ; with their - Meal punctuality.
and attention to the wants of emigrants. We do hot al
low our,poasangers lobe robbed by the swindling scamps
Mot intest the sea-ports, as we take charge ot them the
moment they report thetnsel vet, and see to their
and despatch thent'without any detention by the first
slops. W say -this fearlessly, as we defy any - of our
passengers to .4,141 , - that they were detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool. vehliFt thousands of others were
detained montlis until they could be sent in some. nld
craft, at a cheap rate, which. too frequently proved their
coffins. .
We intend . perform our contrnets honorably, rest
who/ it may. and not net as wits the ease bast Ilealtoll with
other °dices, who either performed not at all, or when it
suited their dcnveuleifee.
Drafts draWm al "Pittsburgh for nnyiinm from .fl to
.tl,OllO. payable at tittv of the Prorineial Banks in Ire
land, titgland, fileotland and NVeles.
tetkFOREIGN
REMITTANCE.
From Subsr rihers are prepared to forward money to all
parts of England, Ireland; Scotland and IValcs,_with
despatch, and at the 'lowest rates. -
SA.NIVEL M'CLEIRKEN Cf)
.
febl2 /42 Liberty street.
European Agency, '
and Remittances to
Ireland, England, deo. • .
T ARGE and small-stuns of money can at all times be
1 A retained by stgla-ttrons, at Qdueed yaks, to all ports
of England. Ireland. 'Wales. and I...acies. Debts.
Items, elating. and Property in Europe can be collected
and recovered through the subscriber. or during his ab
-settee from this city. from October until Nay, on his ninth
s"' tours to Europe, by application to luau ller, Mer
'Chant, Water street, Pittsburgh.
lI.KEENAN, Attoiney,
and Counsellor at. Law, and European AgintL
Pittsbur t ,tb, Pa.
P. S.—As It Keenan has been frequently troubled by
applications and letters on the business.of "licrdinnat
Keenan," passenger agents, of New York, he deems it
necessary to say that he is. nut the Keenau of that. firm,
and has never had any connexion with either of thnio
persons. • . ocif .
Western New York College or Health..
Ina :lince inattarr. Lierritto, N. Y.
DR. G. ez VAUGIIN'S VEGETABLE LITIIONTRIP •
TIC mirrum •
'PHIS celebrated reinedy is consta :y increasing its
fume by the making all over the world. If lam now
beconn.: the only medicine for family use, and is portico,
tarty recommended ler Dropsy : all stages of this- com
plaint immediately relieved. no matter of 4tow long stand 7
"'
g. (See pamphlet for testimony.)
Gravel, and ail diseases of the urinary organs;
these distressing compilation it stands alone.; no other" or
dela can relieve you; and the cures testified to will con
vince the most skeptical ;—(sett pamphlet.) Liver Com
plaint. Bilious Diseases, Fever and Ague. To the Great
'Yea , especially, mid wherever these complaints prevail,
medicine in offered. No mineral agentofo deleterious
compound is apart of this mixture;'it cures dicsidissMs
etivrith cerutinty'and celerity, and does not leave the sys
tem torpid. (See pamphlet.) Piles.ll Complaint ofa Most
painful character, is unitiechatety relieved, and a cure fol
lows by few : da ys use of this article. It is , far beyond
any other preparation for this disease,, or" for may other
disease originating front impure blood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the System: Weak Back, Weakness of the
Kidneys, be ., or influmation of the same, is
- 'relieved by a few days use of this medicine, and a cure le
always the result of its use. It stands us a certain reme
dy for such complaints. and also for derangements of the
_female frame, Irregularities, Suppressions, paintid men
:Struations. No article has ever been offered, except this,
which would mach this kind of demngtinents". It luny he
ached upon as a sure and effective remedy; and, did see
feel permitted to do so, could give a thousand names as
proof of cures Irt this distressing Cleat of complaints.—
See pamphlet. All broken doWit, , dehilitated constitu
linne, from the effect of mercury, trill' find the bracing
power of this article to actimmediately, and the 'poison
ous mineral eradicated from the system.
Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative litoperiies of
this article I.III OF4ITIEOLOOD.MId dTiVe such diseases 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 pages of certificates of high character; And
stronger array of proof of the virtues of a meilicine,)iev r .
er appeared. It is one of *peculiar features of this ar
ticle. that it never fails to benefit in any ease, and if bone
mid muscle are left to build upon, let the entaciatml and
liageriug invalid nom ON, and keep taking the medicine
as long anthem is al i improvement., ,The proprietor would
caution the public against a number of articles which
come out under .the licada of Smitlitiviatt.LAS,.Sarners,&c..
as cures for .Drepsy, Gravel, be. They are good for noth
•ing, and concocted to gulf the unwary :•zoCen TIMM NOT.
Their.inventors never thought Of minim such diseasestill
this article had done it.' A particular study qf the pamph
kupis earnestly solicited. Agents,. and all who sell the.ar
tide, are glad to circulate. gratuitously. Put up 'hi 30 oz.
bottles, at 82; w. Oz., do. at SI each—the larger 'within; 6
oz. more 'Mtn thi3 tyro sma ll bottles. Look out mid not
get iMpOseil Every battletai r uViniglitife Vegeta
ble Lithontriptielffizture," blown upon the glass, the
written signature of "G. C. Vaughn" on the directions,
and O. C. Vaughn, Buffalo," stamped on the cork. Nom:
other are genuiue.
• Prepared by Dr. 0. C. Vaughn; 'and sold at tiroPrinci
pal Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo,' whole - Sale and retail.
No attention given to letters finless post-paid—order
from regularly authorized 4 . rots 'aerpted.' , Post-paid let
ters, or verbatcornmunicattonit soliciting advice, prompt
ly attended to' gratis.
Offices devoted exeldsiveli to the tale of this eirtiele—
Ll 2 Nassau at., N, Y.; gus Essex so, Saleni,"Maesi; and
by tha.principal Druggists - throughout the United Pates
and Canada, us Agents. • ' • . •
HAYS .& BROCKWAY Age . ntSt •
No. 2. Liberty .st., near Canal Barda.
,
TENITIAN BLINDS. IYesterreit, and old and Well
known Venitian Blinilmaker. formerly of Second
and VOllllll 'is., taken this method to inform "Itinf many
friends of the fact that his 'Factory in now in' fulltopera
non on tn. Clair OL, near dm old Allegheny Bridgit;whe re
a constnnt supply of Blinds of - various colors and-cmali
hien, is constantly kept on hand and at all prices,. from
twenty-cents up to snit customers.
B. If required, Blinds will be put up ro, that in dase
- alarm by fire, or otherwise, they may be removed
without' the aid of a screw-driver. and with- the same
taailitly that ally other piece of furniture can he removed,"
and withouiVany esttra eYpenne: -Jetll.d&wy
ruuLtc.--rti. subigdrit,e- r ; by
1. - j written contract: With, the PEKIN Tt.A. Co.. has 'tilie
ri;;ln'to sell theirTeaiin rititatuirgh arid Alleghe
ny cities. Any, pereMildtempiing to sell their Teas ex
_cent procured through sac: is practicing a dedeption: and
a frauttupon the publie—and . their statements - are not to
rehod on. [sal) A. JAN - NES, 79 9th st.
4.
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rat~iz ;: Eincs
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
FlorOpeon and General Ag•nt,
Filth street, one door below %Vaal at
MEE
EMINETIE
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LYCOMING".CO. lIVIVAIANSURANCt C - OMPANt
AGENCY
rr finbscrilx 3 tativingfieeit tipPointediha duly ' nom
missiatted Agenl artlie tyconittig County Mutual la.
' stn.:nice Company. is, now. prepared .lo :receive, applica
tions ter ingmeticti for' suid!Company. This Coinpany Mai
,perhaps. one otilic.very best insurance Companies in the
'State or, Union. buvinga.crtfdlal 'between One and two
'Millions t o in premium hotek. and by the Tegula
tip
o ne . okthq company no risk exceeding will by ta:,
'ken n ti n y ohe block of buildings. area any one risk. and
-410 41u1'0.'lliat * 2 1 611 0 will be taken on a - Rolling Mill.
Foundry' or Furnace:: Bitilditi6 whiiir: store-pipe
Passess through the side wall or roof. Cation Factories or
Powder Manuflictoriesef -Priming Ink,. and Dior
beMstwed on any_considerution. what=
ever; 'and when 'the. inte per cel#:',ahn IL be 12 or 15 Mein.
41, e, tisk Will takett. over , ,, .000, (except Bridges ,
and Grist
The Operations of the rouniany have beat - sueh".: Mut
Car the -last six;year, only one cent upon the done!) .
/1 3 b 4 Cu Relied itpuu the• premium. notes. of , the. meek
lders. ' -
' -
Application can be made. to the subseriber at lus
office,: in - -the : new ;Court gouge.
11. SPROUL. Agent.
Pittsbur. ,, h. Allegheny, Co.; Pa. ,„.„ inn:l34M I
Elie and 3farine'llisaraire.
TILE insiniu,cp come93.4.oricorti, Atherica...of Phi - la
-delphia,, thronghits"ditlY attthorizell Agent, the , an-..
scriber, oll . ,citOlnakfi rinnnent u alid litnite4 lusttmoce
oft property,in'th,iii city and its vicinity, and au shipkients
by the canal and rivers, . .
:DiRtX.:ToRS:
!Aithur Cottin, Preal. Samuel 8r00k5,... ;
Ale ;ltenr ;:~• Charles.l'aylor,i,- - -
Samuel - NV, Jones, - ' Srenuel NV. Smith, ' '
Educed , Ambrose White.
j John A: lirbvea,l Jacob'
• John White, .
~ ' John It. Nea:
;Themes P. Cope,.
FCm. Welsh,
Tina i..t.the deqv Insurance Cornpany. the -United
States - , having been elan:lei-ea ih 17tH. chiatter;i3 per
newel, ant! front its high standing., long e.xperienee; tun
plc manna: aril nroiding all risks of an, extra bitiarioul .
obi:omelet, it may be considered cut riferlint ninple securi
ty. to the public. ,lLlOrygfi ARWOpD
At Counting Room of Stirenal, Jones & Co., Water and
Front. sta., Pittiltargh. ' PqM'y
The' Prniiklizt Fire Insurance Coitiptszajr
Cmuerfut .IIERPV:TVA.L.--4400.000 paid -in Mild
1,63! Chindwitt st„,north aide; near Finli."l.Take lase;
11/Kre. 'either peridanent or limited. against loss or think
age by fire, on property and effects of every ddnr - iPthorl•
in town or connity.oh.the MOM reasonable tonna. - Ap
plication, made either personally_ or by letters, wilt be„
promptly-attended to., C. BANCEEd; Prost. "
C. G. !taxman, Secret:lrv.
DIRLVTORS: -
Charles N.' itaneker, Jacob It. Smith,
Thomas Hatt. Geor g e W. Richards
: gleamas J. NVliartion,, - Mordecai D. Lewis,
'robins Wagiicr, ' 'Adolobi E. Rorie,
Sautuel Grant David S. - Brown.
'"IkITTSiIIPIiGHAGENCY.
WARRICK Marrix, Agent. at the 'Enchange 'Cain of ,
3Varriek. Marlin k. Co„ corner of Ni and Marketats.. t
Vire risks taken on buildings and their contents iii
Finsl , urgla, Alleghen y and-the surrounding country..
marine of inland inavAgation.irisks taken. augi-ly,
.
.IrOttlitif . • J.. TINNET4 ,
/11.4
ICING it FINNEY,
,•
Agents at Pitt.tbartth.frr the Iklatrate Mutual Safety In
surance („Yompthy .t
T 4 111211 RISKS upon Buildings and Moreitandize of eve• -
11
ry.description. and Marine Risks nponittills or car
goes of vessels. faten-upowthe :most favorable terms.
Office at the warehouse of King & Holmes, on Water
at.. near Market atroet. Pinsbnigh
N,_11." King & - Finticy invite the confidence and patrchr;
age of their friends and community at large to the Dela
ware M. S. Insuranee Cotillions,: as an institution among:
the most flourishing in Philadelphia—as -having a •liirice
paid in capital, which; try the operation of its charter, is
constandv tricre:roring--as yielding to : each poison insti
red,liis.dit share of the profits of. the Cornpany. withotif
, involving trim in any responsibility whatever,beyond
tlth
prentiunt actually paid in by hint; and therefore at pas
,sessing the,Motatil principle digested of every obnoxious,.
feature.. and Snips 'float . nornitivr form. novt-tf
4 GUNCY OF THE FILANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
..tt. COMPANY 01' VIIII.ADELPIA.—IV. , 'E. entner
Thin! and Wiled Pitobwegh.—The assets. of .tlift
company on the first of January. 15.45. as published in
conformity with 'an act of the l'enusylvania Legislature,
were •.
Clouds nriti Nfortgewco ' t11e06.615 93 1.
Ileal Estate. ut past . 100,967 77
Temporary Loons" Stocks anti Cash
iN/7.p4
- 74
rincitta total of A
Atfortitg e, llwi
fir
n.tfortling certain ass o ntnee ' thnt all losses will fie
promptly nter, and 'pricing entire scantily to all. Who 0b.,.
tan policies from this Company: Risks - taken at as low,
rates as arc coatistent with Seenrity. , .
E=ZIEMSMI
.-,,iisiniratice Against Fire, .
Aorrr,reirt Fire /fist/ranee Cooiporty--Office, No.
1 72 ‘Valnistatrect, Philudelphiai
,Incorporated . A. D.
isin_cliarter perpeetnal.
I notes Builitinga.Furnitnie.l4lerebantlize, and pi:nix:i
-t" gene roily. either in the city or country. against lose or
:linage by fifer. perpetual or for ihnitearperkxia, on favor
nblo terms.
. .
• DIRECTORS :
John Sergeant, Samuel C. Morton, 1
NV - Miura ).voch. 'Adolphus Ptritts, •• .• t
Throtatos Arlittone, Grum! Abbott,
John ‘WoIA, Jr., Potrick.Brotly, •
-John T. I.ewist.... • . . :
.
SAMUEL, C. bIioILTON, rre.lident/
• rnA,Nets D. sAN-Ri.:.;.sterelury..
Cokes for Insurance by the above, Company will be
received and insurances effected by .the utideriiped,
aKent for.ritisbutsh. GEO. COCIIRAN, ,",
.I
jait4.t. tr, Wood street. '
. . , .
Cowmen's Magical Pain Extractor.
IT is now concede& by medical th at Connell's
. 'Magical rain ratractor..manufactured by Comstock
Co.. 11 Courdand st.„:.NeW Turk; is the greatest won
der of the Ifith ecutuq:'' Its etTecis ore truly miraculous.
Alt pains aro removtd,firofis: bttrus, scalds, arc., and, all
external sores, iu a fetir",ltfifintes atlitr 'its stpplidatioh;
heating the same ettilbsbiltabst; delicate ai
scar. it is equally - bettefieial ttiall kinds of 'intlairmtato
ry diseases. seat elf tore Nipples 'and. Eyes,' Sprains,
Ithetunatinit. lVhito Swelling and Clem's, Bruises / Bards.
Chillblaitts, Erysipelas. Biles, Tic Dotorcaux, &e..
might add na proof to all we say, the' names of many em
intent physicians who use it in their prractice, and Intii
ilreds of the clergy who praise it to their people. Kind
parent keep it constantly ant hand. in case of accidents by
fire lite may be lost without, but by its use all bunts arc
subject to ill control, unless the vitals are destroyed. Cate
then—remember and AA for Connilts illogical Pain 'Rx
tractor, manutacturcd by Comstock 4. Co., N. yr., tied take
no other.-
~
Peas sows, G. muse HO.YeLiAriment , is au
article tame justly celebrated as a cure for the "above.
than any or.all others. Its cures am almost itntrietlittle,
and ii is Maly neeenSary io let those who know the article
and tam it with such great success. that it in to be had
true and f e inting:. 441:Coutstock & Co., 21 Courtland at.,
N. •
a proprietor_,
Sold only genuine lit Pa., by IV:e. JAcisny,
Pit Liberty et., bead of Wood it.; also in Washington,' Pa..
by A. flark ritlßrownsvillt by Benneft & Crocker,also
by °urns:eat in every town in. k'enusylvania. I Thia4 igd•
anti NVirmia. - novID-d&wtint
4 .1 t the best Coughlladletizell ever Sevid ,
1)1b1A.1) the following pronto( the superiority of.Dr, Wii
' lard's Oriental Cough Mixture, from ti respectable eit
izeu, who has tried it: • • ,
. • " Pterti . stmnit. Dec. 15, Vihri,
M&,:sna. Wow* Ilnocirwss:—A nee laboring for iteVeral
%sects mafer the disadvantages of n harassing cough and
Most distressing - cold, 'Which had, thus far: resisted
feet!, of several of the ~thifidlibles." I waft induced to Pur
chase a bottle, of . your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give
it a fair trial. To my gnat surprise, utter using only one
half of the bottle [found myself entirely well. "It is the
brit medicine . % erer saw."
True copy. . ,JOHN
Sold by•itAys,&:. SROCKWAY. 'Druggists, Connuer
cial Row, Liberty street, near Canal. jallB
A A. AIASOIN & CO„ Dry Goods Hottne, - 11.16rket
A 1..: Street, pettreen Third and Fourth turrets. have - just
received a large supply of rich Fall Goods. comprishw in
part : 17 cases various- styles Prints and Chintzes of En
glish. Frencli and American-manufacture ; 156 lies deli
and desirable patterns French Ginglituns. warranted in
ferior to none imported in style, quality and duraltiLitY of
colors: eases splendid Plaid goods for ladies dresses,
compriAng every style for Fall - and - Winter wear ;'Cash
mere,. M. de Lnities, Satin Alpaceas of various
colorst:1-.4.and 4-4, black and blue black Silks, for Man
tillas; Fancy dre'ss Silks; black and Mode colors; M. de
Laing, all wool; Shawls of every style and quality;;Ces
sinteres, Cassinetts, World Cloths and Vestings; blench
ed and unbleached Aluslins front to lefc. Per yard;
-Green, Fellow. - Red and While Flannels; Tic-kin gs,, Cheeks, strip'd S kirtings; bleached and brown Drillings,
etc. etc. All of which are Offered at wholesale rind re
tail at ilia:yet). - lciwest cash prices; " ' •
ti , ell3 A. A. MASON
,&
CO.
EW DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, Burke's ,BtriM•
Awls, Fourth 31tret.-410VOIT & Arrrumir,..Daguerreo
,pints frotu the Eastern cities, would call the - attention of
,e-inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns.
To their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms in
the third stor4f Iburlcu's building, 4th at.
Persons wiflatigniettires:ialren muv rest :assured . that
no pains shall be spared to'produce them in the highest
perfection of the art. Our instruments ere ofthepow
*rad kind, enabling us to execute pictures udistirpassed
,for high finish and truthfulness to nature. Tu6 public ure
'solicited to cell and examine. - .
Persons sitting for pictures nraneitherrentairred or ex
pected to teke them unless perfect satisfaction is given.
N. B. Operators. Will find this a good depot for stock
and chemicals.
117'Instrections given in the att. containing tile:more.
recent Improvements. jan7
F 0 FEMAI.F.S.:-Erery female should lump n box of
_IL -Dr. ibilph's Pills. They nre perfectly adapted to the
peculiarities of their cOnsdt mien, dating • wi th gentle -todd
ness and safety in all circumstances. WhereverititiMlne
ell, their diameter has .been rapidly established among
the Indies, with Whoati they are emphatically The Favorite.
Very complete directions for use In theve r ions,com-
Omuta will lie tumid iu the directions accompanying
each box.
For sale by
K L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield street, near Third.
Also, by Win. Cole. .-Ulealieny City; J. G. Smith, Bir
mingham; and John'Veracken, FILM Ward, Pittsburgh.
jiint2s . .
• - r.' -'; Hollow-R are Castings, .: '
I
it Efictt.:STS ; yisitheri oar city for the purpose of
.0 n
obtaining their Spring supplies of Ifuneye. 3vsr a e
atitbit. Castings will.fiud. a very heavy stock, and an
extensive variety, of, imiteilia and sizes ni store by U 4.—
Samples can be.scen atouswarelniesc, Commercial Row,
Liberty strict. next W., l ,Vi Wallace's Marble works.
rl7. Terms mid prices nivorablc.
feb 2 7 --dtm ' . _ _ ; QUIN, !iteBRIDE &rn
ILTEW BOCICS—Just receiVcd, by Exptesin• GertnOuy,
11 Englund, and Scotland, " . or. tnctillecumui•of ; 4 S*IMS
li !lid! r; by .1. 11 ../IlerlO,El'Anbii,rite;D:D,;'autitopor Lis
tory of the flerormation,'Llfe . or Cromwell. ke. ' •
A Practical. Exhibition LI - ete Gospels of St. Matthew,
and St. Mark. in the form 'Or Leettlies, intended to assist
the practice of dotnemie instruction and devotion; by John
Bird t. , :uturrier, D. D.. Bishop of Chester. • •
- - ;sale by &
feb24 56 Market street, bet. ad awl Ith.
=SE
~~ us.
4: y:
DEL "1/OFFLANIYS.• CF:aII3IIATED •,;
MEDICINES
Are withota a,Rirat for the Ce4re of the following: Diseases.
_II.F taken according. thiiy• Will cure eb)
case: nolnafter who or Whitt Ise hug
.._..._..—,
VFX , ILI'ABLE" R
, For'the permanent cure of Illieuatatista. Gout. Gan
grene, Ifysteria. end -severe.' nerVOlMlttli!iltiOns. told a're
highly recourthentled . tin the cure of Dropsy. lfcinbrul.
Asthma and 'Ne'uralgia. Patients using thelh. i 1 1 ,111051
eases; experience benefit Sotioll after the first doim.- They
quiet the'nervous systeni, Whieh enable. them to rest well
tinting the. niehr. They never fail to elfectu:ctrte ; when
taken ricebrtling . todirectious.-,' , - •- -
,No outward application tan pcminnentlt remove Thee
ma tie pains frtmt the sytieru.: .liiitinientesometiniesuet as
! , pallintiV6 for a - short period' but there is , always danger'
to their use. They may Cause. thelmiti ita hmve one place
for perhitp.s - a'vitalparti , or else where the pain will be
GER:VIA:4 .lirrri;Rs, .
Fortlie permanent cure of rater Compluinta.3atindiee,i
-Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Clironie - Debilitv. Chionie:Asth
,ma. Ner - vons - DebilitY. Pulmonary• Affections, (erisingg
from the - liver or stotuneh,),LliFeases.of the - Ifithierc antt
all diseases arising fiinn a di.sorilored:tdomach. in both
male and • female'. such 'as Atinule weektiess,..tli2.ziness,
fullness of bleed to the bend. They strinalfite'n the sys
reinev.p, all acidity of the sand:tell, itfill-giveit
tone.and action and a.,isigt digestion. ' They. Can be talteit..
hy the 'ttiost'delicate stomach: and in everyQso will en
trreliAcstrofeoltilchess and 'reneliate" the, whole' . syS- .
tam. 'removing all impuritieß *and reinnants'of previous .
diseases 4 and. Kiving a. healthy action' to the , whole
ThesymPtouts of Liver CoMplaint are uneasiness and.
pairtinthe right side, anti somne4s upon touch immediate-,
ly under the inferior ribs; inability, to lie on the side,
OT Ail able, a dragging sensation. produced, ,which se
riously affects respiration, causing very often a trouble.
some cougiti Mgenter with these sympiont.t..ve pereeiv4.4
coated: tongue, acidity of the stomach. defiCieney of per
sPiralion,, anti. aciteetunes n sympathetic pain in the right
shoulder. with a great disposition to sleep and depreasion
of Spirits, and sometimes sores in-the tifouiltorltirtint,
causing miens to-rise in thenostrils. Jaundice frequent
ly 'aceoinpunies it. and nib-tipsy in the. facer Thescsyrnp.'
toms; -if-:permitted-to conimue. will eventually produce
that most • baneful disease: - Consitinptimr. In feet, a ma
jority of such. times' origiiiate-front the irritntimecauses ,
above mentioned.. C'athrirtie medicines. must , every
instance. be avoided in theirearmcnt far iti - • ..,
The symptoms of Dyspepsia tire very varietti--those af
-feeling the stomach alone. are nanscanittaraburn, loss of
entnetintes an excess of - appetite. senseof
nevi Or weight on the'stontach.; sinking or fluttering of the'
pit of the siornach, fretid eructations. or ',bur arising from
the stomach, te. .Dyspepsia., devoid ore (unman' nature,
is -witliont , duitger; bur, •if 'arising . from: ',disease of the
stelnuch. it is dangerous.- ,•., • . . .
Nervoiti Debility generally imeompenies Dyspepsia or.
Liver Complaint; 4i-will also cure:' A Ma': deses wiltre
move all• the unpletisent effects, such as fluttering at the
heart; aching sensation When in diving position. dots or
webs before the ' , sight, fever snit dull-peon in the head:
constant imaginings of evil, and grent deprtssion ofspir.
its. °inward signs-are, a quick-and strong pulse; Tale -
and distressed countenance, &c:• _
Any 'case of the aboVedisetwe can be cured effectually'.
by the use of the Diners. as directed.
SUDORIFIC
Au hifa~lthh. remedy for Catighti or Colds. or the Chesty
Spitting. of, Mood. inflators, Ditneßing .Conah,
chills. lientoral.Astbma., or unv'tliSease of the Lungs or:
Throat.. •
Richard D. woad,*.
Henry D. Slierrard, gocly.
This is an invainable,fainds medicine. It soon relieves
any Cough or Hoarseness, and prevents the Croup by be
hagearly. administered. INZO cough or' old is too light 10:
ss
pa neglected, for, neglected colds sink thousands to the'
grave annually, and enure many . to grow up with
mite frame, who would have been strong and.robust, if at
first properly treated. •
• ,SPINVSAIRD' onvrmravrt
Put the effectual cure of the Pilri, Teller and Vienne,.
Scald Head, Iting-worais,'lntlanied
Barber's Itch, Frosted Feet. Old Boma arising from cave?
or inapura hloollt and vain extract the. fire front burns, - on
application, or remove.any cutaneous enitstiond from the
akin. Persons troubled with tender faces Should itself 1
tdler shaving; it Will, iu a few inentents, rentove
news and stop the bleeding:. It can always be relied on.
and is invaluable idatty fotaid '
For the cure ofpains or Weakness in the fiver, back or
chest: it will entirely remove any deep sealed painis.---
'these remedies have caused many to enjoy the. inea
thimble blessings' of invigorated health. and in a varie
ty of deiperate , anct abandoned cases, a perfect and
.
The tnntnnerable impositions' upon the public.ind the
statements or remarkable 'crireP never mode, yet certified
to he'feigned.nantes. - or by persons wholly unacquainted
with - what theyhave 'endorsed; neuters n difficult to do
justice to lie public offering'sritheient inducement to
make a trial of litcr invaluable medicines. They ore
tirely vegetable.: and' free (min all twin rims ingredients:
mad claim your patronage solely upon their merits. Every.
family should have, a "pamphlet4-they 'can be bad of the
agenti gratin. Principal Depot at the Gentian Medicine more, 278 Race'
street. One Amt above Eighth, PhihnielPhia.. For sale in.
Pittldiurgli,l,y• •.
(j:irellodivr - • 'WM. THORN.
•
ILILNet. TAUT nTtfuisitr, coi'dtr. , ,The Ltings'
tl are in daagerz.the work , of the- deturoyer has been,
, begun, the, Cough - of built M it a sound Of
tot A Mo7llea' ourdar darling enld. yonr id I
'and earthly joy, s now perhaps confined to her chamber
by a dangerous cold--her pale cheeki.her thin shrunken
fingers. tell theltold.disonsehas 'already-gained upon her
—the sound of her supulettml -cough pierces your soul.
Yousto MAN, when test about teenier life, disease sheds
a heart crushing blight over the fair prospects of the fu
tare—your hectic cough' and , feeble tell -of year
toes of hope. inn you used not delmair. Thum isa balm
vrltichwill held tile wounded lungs,. it - •'•
Shornian's dll-11nallng
Mrs. .arratut. the 'wife of. Wm. 11. Auree, Esq. was
eiven.up by .Dr. Sewall of.Washington ' Roe and
McClellan of Philaidelphia.Dr. Roe and. Dr.Alott of New
York. Her. friends ell thought site, must die.. She had
every appearance of being an consumption, and was so
pronounced by her physicums—Sitermards -Balsam was
given and it eared her.
Mrs. (itiIIaARIZANTZ, of Bull's Ferry. wan also cured of
comotnamion by this Balsam whim all other remedies
failed to give relief—she was reduced ton skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentist, VI Broadway, has witnessed its
effects in several eases where no other medicine afford
ed relief;-fiat the Balsam operated like n churm. Dr. C.
also wituesred its Wonderful etfeets in curing Asthma,
which it never fails of doing., S'pittiim Blood, alarming
as it may be, in effectually cured by' this Balsam. .. It
heals the raptured or wounded blood vessels; and mikes
the lungs sound '
Rev. ilExar Iresms,loo Eighth avenue. 'mai cured of
cough and catarrhal affection of 50 years standing.' The
first dose gave him MOM relief titan all the 'other medi
cine he bedevil' taken. Dr. L. J. Beals, 19'Delancy
eirect, gave it to 'a sister.ln-law who Was laboring under
Consumption, and to 'nuother sorely afflicted with the
Asthma. In both eases its effects were initnetliate, soot:
restoring them to comfortable health. '
Mrs, Lucturris ,Christiesst,,suftered from
Asthma 42 years. , Sherman's Balsam - . relieved,_her ,sit
onto,. and she : 45 mamma/I:direly well, being etiabledso
subdtie every attack by a timely Use of this medicine.
This indeed is "the grunt remedy for Colds,'„Spit
ting Blood. Liver 'Complaints, and all the affections of the
threat, and even Asthma and Con-Tang:tic:a. •
Price 25 cents and St -per bottle, :
Ptineipal - Office - 100 Nassau street- New York.-
.I.ikesvise Dr. lihennanss celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. , Pretnium Tooth Paste and Poor
Slat's Plaster
Sold wholesale and retail! by IVM. JACKSON, at his
Boot and Shoe Satre and Patent Medicine Warchouse,
99 Liberty strestPlitaburgh; head of Wood street, mid
by the following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny
-A. Ms -l'ilarshall;• Allegheny city; Jonathan Ghtriest,
-htanchester;J. R. Jacques, Birtutitgbatie A. $.. Getty,
Wylie street; G. Attune, tor: - Webster et. - -end Eltn;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty; 11. 1.. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh; Thos. Aikau,S. hartsrburg,h;Snringer Clin
ton; James IWKee, Stewart-stow:a: John Mack. ' Turtle
Creek; C. P. Diehl, Elisabeth; RoWland & Son, M'Keies
port; MeEldowney; Bakerstown; Riley ISPLatighlin,
Plumb Township: Wm. J. Smith, T.esuperencovillei Jas.
Fulton, Tare:men; G.H. Starr. Sewiek Iy. - mprll-ly
vrOILE 'I.I::STTIMONYI—Dr. W. ~tags, of Fayette
-I.VI. vine. N. Y., says: "I am wen persunded, and have
been for some time, that your Domestic Vegetabl&Tills
are_ of great use to all those who may hove occasion to
Ilse them, and have talministered teem to m y-. patients." '
Fever . llll , l Ague. Dyspepsia and Bilious Fever, are ha
mediately cured by the use of Dr. Ralph's Pills, Price,
25 rents a box. Sold wholesale end remit by
S. 1.. CUTHBER'T,
' ' • - Smithfield street. near
Also. by Wm. Cole.. Allegheny city ; J, 0., Smith. Dir
tninghum; Jolla APCracken. Fifth Ward. ' fchl7
Jitynent Family ftte d lcln es.
TIM S. S. CQpK,:riqt ! n, •sTyiteiri . Merck,:- 106 :
I_l a. I have uaed, your 1 eneifitge. Laramie/ter balsam,
and ,ExpeeinTant, in my Practice. for the last three years,
fuel have been exceedingly well pleased with them, mid
never, as yet, to my reCiillection, failed of realizing, my
. fullest. expectation' in their curative properties. your
other medicines I cannot speak of from experiencey bill,
jUdiling from those I have used, I doubt not but thin they
claim. and are "entitledto all the confidence reposed tam
them, by . those who have. used teem:- tklinferly
very partial to Te , sTa Vermilitge, until 1 bee:intents:pita: l
red with yours, which has my deciderilitefertme to 'any
other now in use: .
Ressectfully. yours..&m, • . , ...S. S. COOK, M. D."
- jr.r...For sale in Pittsburaltat the Pekin Tea Stoic, 72.
Fourth St. ' febls
- -- X -. .... - FA/INESTOCK'S COUGH SYItUP.-=-Thiti pre
paratidu has prevail itself to he of very great:effica
cy in the aura of obstinate Coughs,- Colds. Asthnia,;Spit
-of - Blood, Whooping Cough, and other Pneumonic
Affections; and the proprietors feel warranted in'recom
snending it' AS ft safe and Useful medicine, and and pre
pared to show 'certificates of indisputable authority, in
testimony of its value.
, It is pleasant to the taste; and is offered ntso low alsrice
as to place'it Within the reach of every person. There
are. perhaps, but few Cough preparations that will pro
duce snob decided effects an -such M short time. ,'Pre'pared and sold by - •
- • B. FAIINFSTOCK & CO,
' , Corner of First and. Wood;, also, corner of Sixth and
Wood streets.
RALPH'S CELIiBRAti".O Vnawramtat. PILLS are for
saliiwholesule and retail, :at the
• R.Ess*F-stivra OFPICE,
' No. 50, Smithfield st.
_
Also, 1 - 1- Wet. COle, , Allegheny city: J. Bir
inim•lnun; John McCracken, Penn Street, Fifth Ward.
toe Des,
al by
P.SiEti . ANOLVIVOR
thra and Ithins
of the fullowink cafe:nide!
A Snigneue Brandy, riale,
datt.
tßazenae "
lietinete‘y ' clerk
" pale,
Pinet Castilian &Co "
' • -4 4 44: 7 7- 11aric,
lmperin - Figin Gin,
Binekl-torse '
Syettn•
'Pete Apple ;' • '
IrishAVltkkey '
.Tatneien Spirem,• ,
St. Croixiiimt: "
Tozedmi - with a Jurga.;:t
Liquors in.liottlos; ahitt,
forFak acharortedodald
la, and Liquor Store'af
kb; conk
,
• 1 041t5t&.4,4 , ...7. — V-64.0"..=4... - k- , - 1 -, --•"-.
. -
r)ragstatib .
00 Whole. tralves. Quin ,
Brandy. Wines, Gins, Ite.,
ads, grades, and vintages
, .
,
London . Markoi:
Rotten Pori 6 "
Prrish
Hunt
Burgundy
S. N. Alndeirit ": "
S. M. a
Symington
Pale Sherry "
Brown " . • : 4 6'
Golden "
Tentiffe ' "
Lisbon
Claret " •
Sweet & DrY Ittaragy't
of the:iabove, Wines and
pagna and Claret Wines,
ig terms.' at die Wide eel-.
P. C. MARTIN,
unthfield and Front sts.
~~.- ,: ;
=~,~w '~;
DrugOttAll4.
-1741
COLLEGE OF"HE '.I.-141;;
No. 207. Ifistx Sr 13trrs.t.o, - NEw Vous.
1 - 11 t. G. C. VAUGIIN'S' Vegetable Luon
htriYtic Adrer-
JJ tisement for l-47.—"1 CuWa...l.Saw, 1 Comiered;
is most et:mil:hie:illy the canewith this article. Disease
has ever milled to ttk onist marvellous Medicinal power.
.Wherevcr rt Ifni goile:' and South , Aitierica; ;England,
Canada. and the Untled'States have...provided the "trite of
,this statement. the above quotation 111 ri strong and pithy
sentence, tells the : whole story: the principle"
upon which yon arerufe t. aremaY'not be knoWn to you.
but the result or s
trial is ittikfuetory; ;Ton restored;
and the secret or the ettrellimains With the proprietor.—
',The Medicine is n 'editipottner of 22 -distinet vegetable
tigencies earls individual root has its Cettat peculiar. ex-
Clovive. medicinal Property; 'critillieting Walt no other
Compound—eneh Mot ma kcif ihronnyettrenittl us a per
1' feet combination. when' taken hitt: the sYstcM. it does the
work which NATCEE. Wllo . ll7hft; laWs.Were first establi:h
''tid. intended it shouhl do- 4 -PURIFIES.STRENGTIII3NS.
'. AND RESTORES the broken dieont, debilitated constitu
, doit. Duoesir.' in all its characters, will be :completely
eradicated from the system by hs use. Sat, pamphlets its
agents' hands. for fret: circulation—they: treat upon all
diseases. and show testanonyof cures: Guartm, and all
Comp - Mints of 'Mt nrindni argaiu, form,rilso the cause of
great starring. and Vseartx'3lxtruogratertobasammired
no small celebrity over the country.. by the mires • it has
Made in this distressing , class of atthations. So Mined. it
seems. is this medicine. that it bas , thus attracted the no
tice of one of our Aledical publications. Li. the Novent
, be No. 12.30. of the " Buffalo Journal and Monthly Re
, +it-iv of Metlical'and Seri oal lidienee,7.ia an article up•
011, calcultme dixeuses, and." solveutf," the writer. atter
nOtieing - theiliet that the English goverifinntit - onoe par
ehasitt a seeretcremerly, and also noticing the
. Ix/dein:me .
in 1802. oa a secret remedy. by the Legistuihre of New
York, tints pays tribute to the fame of , the Medicine:
Wity..do.notour itgliresentatiyes in Seamen lid Assem
bly . gonveneti. caligittch and thci suffixal*
thottsandaTiif this: cola:try. by the purchase of.
Vegetable Lithanutiptio...thun which no 'solvent since the
days of Alchemy has possesied- Olin liaLC.the` fame
Reader, here is a period kat .of high standing, acknow
ledged throtighoid ii" large - section thixV•conntryi ful.; be
one of the best rondurted journals of thakiod Au the
States, exchanging with the scientific viOrkk'of Ettrope
to par : certain k stowledgo. edited by Au.stin.Fliat, 1)..
and ecnitribitted to by men of 'highest professional
itbliity, thits , stepPitfgaside so notice sec re f reMedy."
You ; wal at pike understand no unknown and worthless
naltriim, 'Could thus extorta cota`rnent ~ from so high a guars
ten—and x.onsentiently,•naless it directly ",conflicted with,
the Procure of the faculty. it must have been its great
'twee' - which has caused it to receiee,thisepassiugnod..
huvrEl diseases, rorakness,af the back and opine. irregular.
Oa..Valuta attyyreisecr Menstruation, Flour .Albus,, and
the entire' complicated train ot.evils which. follow a din..
ordered system, are at Wire relieved . E2' the ok"di r c
Send for Pamphlets , froin 'Agetitil. an ythi
will fiadAvl--
dcnce of the value of the Lithontriptic there . put forth.—:
Aix a remedy for the irregularidek of the 'I - entitle - syitemx
it luss iii the..compontal b4.•rom , !which has Peen resorted
ion hi the north in Europe foreetioirics—hi sure care fdr
t I ats cotajtiiniitt, and'a restorer Of health xidthe entire sytiteM:
Ildvnit'Coiti4...tuVr. - Jsehutcr., MUCCI DISEASES, hec,, are'
instantly relievetif• People of the. West will. Slid it, the
only remedy in theses complaints, as well ; as Exvaa
Th c re, is no remedy,likeit, and no calomel or qui
nine, forms any port 'of this mixture; No 'injury Will re ,
suit its use, and' rte active properties are mantfested
thrinte,Of o Shade :30 oz bottla. , .For Freer and. Aguc,
Bilious Disorders. take no other Medicine. Itunvits.rims.
•G ouss . wilikutrelitf.... llll e.action,of...thix,ntedi3;iite uPoo,
, the Blood, will champ the
the lilOod—antVa healthy reknit will follow.. -DISrEPST:&
Ixatorsrlos, ike.. yield in' a few days Use of this. "Media.
luthannuation of the 'Lexas, Caron; Coxanurttox
21,50; has ever foinid' relief - Erysipelas., Pifer,
_ft/flamed Eyes all caused by impure blood—will find
,this article the remedy.... The system :', completely acted
:upon by the twenty-two different properties of the
mik
'tttre, is purified and restored-4s n partial care will not
follow. The train of commod complaints; Palpttation of
the Heart. Sicklicadache:4.c., are all theresult of
.some derangement of the ,ij..steni: Qua the CiEEili RESTO.
HER will do its work. The promises set. forth in the ad
vertiserucid, are bused upon thdproof of whatit has dohs
in the past four years. The WIIIICIt testimony of 1000
Agents. in Canada. the United StatetuEngland • end South
America. M. the possess* ot the,..prtsprietor--and cart he
seen by rill futerestert-,is tv sediment denfunstration that
it is the best Medicine ever...aft:red to the 'World. Get the
pomphletrantbsttaly the prjaciple ris there laid AloWn, of
the method of cure. Put up ifs :30.0z. bottles:* at 'S2; 12
.oz.-do.;ut eachtlie largest 'folding ,G oz. more, thee
twp.small bottles. Led; On( and not get'inrcialtd trpon. 7 .
Every bottle has Vouch:is 'Vegetable lathOutripue
• Mixture' blown upon the:glass, the vvirrxx signature of
G. O. Violet on, the directions. and'," G. C. Vaughn.
13utfalo, , stamped on die cork. ' None Other are centime.
Prepared by Dr. G. C.l'aughn, and old at the Principal'
Office, 207 Slain street; Buffalo. at wholesale and retail.
No lineation given to letters,"Uniesk Post paid—firders
from regularly constituted 'Agents exetpted ; pOst , Reid
m
letters, or verbal cornatimations - ',advice,
promptly attended to crabs. ' ;
(hikes devoted exclusively to the side of this; article
—ll3 Nassau strums, "(ew York city; 225 - Essex'street.
SaICEI. Massachusetts. and , by. the. principal Druggists
throughout the and Canada, as'o4lexused
in the papers. „ . „ ,
Agents urtbis its-
tlays it Brockway. NVlileSale and Ititail Ageitts:No.
2. Commercial Row. !ahem street. Pittibtirgit.
E. Sellers. 57 Wood street; John Mitchell. Federal street.
Allegheny city; John, iturelay,.lßeaver: . John , SWIM,
.
Bridgewater. ' jan3o.dlkwly
. ,
riIIEVESE lIAIR CREAM—A matchless- artlele.for
growth, beauty. and restoration of the Hair.. This
Cream, when once known,.will supersede all other arti
ales of the kind now use. .Where.the hair is dead'
harsh, thin. unhealthy- nor turning grey. a few uPP/ica
lions will make the hair soft and dark, and giro it . n beau
tiful, lively 'appearance; and will .alsa make it maintain
its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long as 'tittle
preparations that sue generally used. Where the hair is
Min: -or has fallen oir, it maybe restored hy.todas this
Cream. Every lady and gentleman who-is in the.habitof
using oils on their hair should atonee purchase °Amide of
the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is so composed that it will
not injure the hair like the other preparations. but will
hdantify and • give' perfect satisfaction in every.
-Fuetestimony to its vary stiperiar.iiiditiii, see
lowing letter „from. the Rev. Mr. Caldivell to'-Mends.
Houdershatt & Stretch,,Nisliville, general agents for the
Southern Stalest. , , , ~ •
Letter of the Rir..4. eakhrilt::eiteieor of the PiesB:vtfcriiin
Church, rulgki.
Mrseas. lIMMERSHOIT dc ST itEIVII axii.r.okx—l take
rY.ettstre in adding my.testimony in favor' of the excellent
preparation-called lb. Parish's chinas Hair errant . ; for,
about - two years ago my hair was, very, dry,.bristly,. 'and
disposed. to cone out; but having , Procured' a bottle of the
Cream, - and used it according to the prescription, ills now
elastic, soft, and Gnu to the head. histny.btitsanis.aud
oils were applied. each leaving My hairin wworse state
than before. This Cream, however, has met lity'expec..
An an article for the toilet. iny wife zives it preference
over all others. being delicately perfunied and not dis
posed to rancidity. The willfitid the
Chinese Cream to be a deaideraturn• in their preparations
for. the toilet. Respectfully, &c.; ' • r
R. CALDWELL.
Pulaski. January. 7. W 74 • .., , i '
EITSoId ;wholesale nod retail. in Pittaburgh,-by John
Isl:Tociisend;4s Market - sr., .1:Lod-Joel Mohler, corner of
Wood rindrifiltsts:. - • • • ial.r.d&tv-ty
LADIES etc eantfoliedagainst Using Common •Prepa...
red Chalk: They are not aware how , frightful ty inju,
rious it is to the skin !_howcoarse, how tomb, bow sallow,
'yellow, and unhealthy the skin, appears, after utiiausing Pre
pared chattel llcsides it is injurious, ceinaining a large
quantity of lead! .We have prepared a :beauittul
'table artiele,.which we call 'Jones Spaniih Lilly. Wham.
It is perfectly. innocent, being purified of all. deleterious
qtialities, and it imparts toAlte skin a natural, healthy,
alabasmr, clear„ lively white 7.. ut die sante time acting
as a cosmetic on the Skin. makitig it soft and Smooth:
• Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemiat of Massacint7
setts, says: - '' After nualysing joneti' Spanish Lilly White.
1;' find it:possesses the. most - beautiful and natural, andnt
the same time innocent, white I ever saw. I 'certainly
Can:conscientiously recommend its use to.all whose skin
requires beaatifying.". Price 25 rents a. boX. Directions
—the best way to apply. Lilly. White, is with Sett Jeather
or woolthelonner is preferable. - •
A. visa axe or Therm' FOll
.cs..xte.HlVitite teeth.
foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth;
-atter 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 ittgeod condi
tion, giving them, a beautiful, polish, and preventing
premature decay. Those already decaYeci it prevents
front becoming worse -italso fasteim such as isbeeeming
leose, and by perseverance it wilt render the foulest teeth
delicately white, and make the breath 'deliciously's:wee!.
Pike sor 37i cents a box. Ali the above "are sold only.
at 82 Chatham st.. sign of theAtnerican gaglej . .NeW Vork.
and by: the appointed Agenti whose names appear hi the
next column: ,
. _
WILL v 01.7 MARRY, and get a rich husband, lady ? "Your
face is your fortune.n Is't beautiful, clear, fair? I, it
wlthe ! _lf not, it can he nuule so even though4t be yel
low, disfigured ; sunburnt, tanned and freckled. Thous
ands huvo been made thus who have washed once or
twice with Jones' Italian - ,Chemical Soup: The, 'elrect is
glorious and magnificent.'' Bat be Sure you' get thOginit
ine Jones' Settp,,at the sign of the'luncricatt iptgle., Si
Chatham street. ;
Ring-worm. Salt-rheum, Scurvey, Erysipitlau,'llasber's
Itch, are, often cured by i'Jones' Chemical Soap,
When every kind of reinerly has fuiled, That it cures
pimples, freckles, and Tchmrs theskin, all Salon.: Sold at
the American Chatham Street. :Mind render
this seldom or nevcr,fizils.„ •
C. INGLIS, Jr., Patteraon:
Said at ,lieleiON'ss . 6l) Liberty at, head or Wood , Sighh of
of the Big Boot . -
,
AiMERICAN GREA'r -
TURE.—Procurell front a well in Kentucky. tes feet
below pm earth's: surface. This. Oil will he found vastly
superior, to Ilarlein.British. or any otherformerly Papa
kr Its curative properties for tho 'follorruir ali
menu,' tu t . truly wonderful:. 'Whom:tory 'rheumatism,
WhoOpiinkcOugli, phthisic, coughs. colds, spasms, letter,
erysipelas, scald head, croup, intiammatOry sore throat,
liver complaint. inflammation of the kidneys, pains in the
breast. side and back, disease:: of theispint; piles,,heart ,
burn, discuses of the hip joint, inflamed sore eyes, deaf
ness, and ear .ache, worms, tooth ache., sprains, strains,
burns, scalds, bruises, cuts , ulcers, ; can cer, fever, sores,
l'rice 50 cents per bottle. - Sold wholestdeandteteil by
1111, JACKSON, ut his boot amid shoe - store. 89 Liberty
street, Pittsbargb. The utu noor stands in the , door.way.
Only place is Pittsburgh where the stzttMoin cam be ob
. . . .
Csrenne.—lnonler to be sure of obtaining thegennine,
parebrise'ottly of the general agent for Western Pennsyl
Nagle, yytn...lackson, By Liberty, street, or throngb 4 sub:.
Age ts n appointed by
hilit for its Stile; each of whom v. ill
Nave a . show'bill - and general directions bVpampttle't thon
containiag,the.tutmes nttd address of the Proprietor and
'General Ag,ent of 'Western Pennsylvania, as follows:
Dr; Hall k Co.. proprietor, Kentuckr.. ;':'
i f " ;
Wm. Jaekion. Gallant] Agent for Western Pet -ylva
nia, Liberty street, Pittsburgh, to whom al orders.
must be;addressed.
- Onaintvg.--Etteli bottle is enclosed in one of the, above
named Pamphlets . , and the Hunts of William Jackson, (the
general raid only tvlioitapile agent lin WeidinatAfetnisYl•
vania,) printed on the .. dinside of the lubell.'„ oduS;.
133 L
ni.H .... s: ,. : L 'F fi e r ,at d; u , .. Butt e r , ; ,,,
-6"
lin"(
Peach6s;. 'ved. and forsulc
. ! t. Clatlei Seed; ju st
.No. 31 Market, and 6. 4 Front ,trees.
1;:
Mrugg;ituk , S l o.4* - s,- -
CLlCKliaNri)Rig 9` :z
SL7G/CRVIIATED VE 3 EPABEE'PtiIOkrIMPILES,
4 RE universally admitted to operate.fuonotOasstal
esietual priventire r hut ea a serer failing
all diseases which ran affect the }Annan Immo:
ac h e. indigestion, Rheumatism. Piles.. ScurVropsy,
Small Pox, C'holevallarblia," Warms; AVlleeP
ConsuMption„Jstuttiliee,Quiuseyi Scaslalinar.
plaint. Aboplexy, Cancers, Measles., Salt Rheum,. ri3 l6 , r." , -
Ileartlntru. Giddiness, ElysittehiS, , Deitthess,-;lteltrags,af'
the Skin; Colds; Gout: Grave Pains in the Back:lnward , r
Weakness, Palpitation of the Ileart, Risings in therlltrotit; '
Asthma- Fevers of all kinds. Female complaiitta,Stit lies f ,
in the Side. Spitting "Blood, Sore-Eyes.
Anthony's Fire..LownesSof Spirits, Flooding, Fluor, Al
but nr Whitt's; - flripes. • King's Etll,..LoCkjaw,,
Rite On the Stomach, and all bilious affections, PlttortsYs
Swelled Fret .and Legs; Nwine - Pox, ,While Swellings;
'Preators,l'itmors,Vlcers. Vetnitittg;=-tinil licisVdtitithers •
Ironic successfully and repeatedly been TanquiShe,
heir allerwerful aria " -• 01 ,
They air been knOicto tdefreetperizianent curtitrochert.e
all other remedies had provail tuntvoiling; and in ilia
1 hey have in many canes aspersed. II she psacririre skill ,
of the most cminem ph ysitionsi grokreccived besides their
uttlonliticti commendation.
They have been frequently.recommencedhy men of dm
most. distmgmshed characters throughout the liihid atid n
been sanctioned in Europe by Noblemen,, and princeSeli;
Thep have been introduced iuto the hospitals of, ;din.' I
burgh, Paris. and Vienna, and through the'ilisiiltrestee3-
exeitunis of our For.eign Anthassaders,.thei lucre reCel:.:' ,
ved the favorable commendation of.thaEtirpetor NUS
siuf und of his Celestial Majesty'of the Chinese O TT -kir
ID-- Scarcely n Packet vessel
-of any regain sails from
the port of New York, without an a Iniuda nt scipplt !
- NICK MAN'S NEVER FAILING FRIEND.
frf - Agencies have been established Mall the Prittaipal'
Cities in the Katon, anti aurdiellions are constantly teach
ing us front alinribt ntualberlekevilloes in. ceerp.ritectio n
snipe. country. , Testimonials of their maryellotni I effects
arc pouring : tit ritfri all '•ttuzirteritand in such il'umbers
that We'have hot Mee to read 'one half bf themil What
strum:es or more conclusive evidenFe 'than Mese] import
ant facts can the most sceptical desire? Is itpasiible. that
the many thousands who haVe 'irled"CLlCErair,ws-,
PILLS. Can be ileceivial iii *thcir'resultal. If anyt,', jamas
tare Or Mrackery existed, would, it agohtjpr f
held up, us it should be. to the scorn and lieriktott of'a
justly offended community.
try . Reinember; Dr. C.. V. Cliekiner is thostrlgtnal..,'
ventor of Sugar Coated Pills: and that nothing o(the.sort
Was ever heard of. until he introduced them tujitite,lB4.l."
Purchasers should, therefore, alivays-ekk foreliCkeirePs
Sugar Coated Vegctable tnke-sgsitheilitissth_qy
will be made the vietints of a fraud. !i•
!!).4.IOENTS PER BOX.
Dr. Clickelier's prnicipal thbliiglelontilhqisitB6 .
Vesey st... New York: • • - • _,
..
M JACKSONi btli Liberty H., bend of.Woost
burgh, Pa.. General Agent for ,Weitent , Pentti
Northern Ohio, aud.the RiveiCosinties-of Virgin stet. 44
The following arc Dr: . CliCkenerts duly appois}ted,,A.„
gents for'Allegheur co.pPa. • at
WM. J.ACKSOIIs,FP Liberty siteetOtetal r ot
A. M. Marshall. Allegheny City. .:•
Jonathan Obriest, Manchestet.
C. Townsend co.,
Jno. 8.. 11. /segues, Ilinninglialn.
Jim. 11. Cassel; Penn st. -
Andrew S. Getty, Wylie st „.
Robert Williams, ArthursVille.
Ii H:lfemingruy, South Ward.
%%In. 3.•Srait*Tempemitcoville.P.
Jeremiah •
DallielNegley, East Liberty, ' ' I
Eilwa .4-Ict ti
Thomas Aikin Sharpsburgh.
.0. IL Starr,Sewickleyr , ,• - • •ss
Samuel Springer, Clinton.. •
• James M'Kee.'Stewertstown. ' !, - r
• -John Black, Turtle Creek: I I
Diehl, Elizabeth. . 4 "
.RileylWLaughlin,"Plunib ToWasslOP: •
J. Jones'. Bakerstown: ' : •
--Penny.llllKeesporte
44 1 T IS THE BEST Coliiiliiff,DlClNE ILIF.VER:
I USED."—This was , expressed, in,puriheaTlPS4l4#'
tcrday, by on intelligent gentleman, who had U-Sed but
about one half of a Linde of Dr. Willard's Orienteit eerier
.2111thire, before he was erred. Caine- :4/IHi Yittitl• a
bottle of it, and if the most obstinate cousit.or.eidd dons, .
not disappear by its use, your money will be refunded.
Compounded as it is. of the tabst etleetive,, though harm ti
, 7' .
ti
less and'plen'slait rentedieeti
Ito ttelbfyeant ha ' , wan , i'. ,
deed can it. fail tergieeentire•satisfuctiora, ~,. 1, ir,,i '1.,; ,
FOr.sale, - wifolesale and retaiLliy, ~ ,- . . .
. „... , . . _ ~.-. , , )4ANl. 4 .t.jilltißiV,,AY
lo ..
Liberty strees. nest Cud flaiiiiil' ,
' Ti'lla.Lillf PLEM11111;• 'lr
- .1 . -, .•Lairireteivillef, ,
•• . •,.
Scdd
obi'
11.
I. 4 TILLE.AREFS Oriental Cough 111,4rune.•-` rs. lFtt
,Wynall{ MALSX_,4I".P 7.1105 e, who !tare scitftit4.tat (vs ! ,
portuntty of trying this g rest remedye 'p
cdr theitrfabent
cure o f every affection of the Mugs: shauld brit fall
TietifiailWrir if srtforimm)Tfrom
i fens., %Thiel; Scotian; aonstantly4etml.vrag. ettof, fail to
convince". ilie 'sk epticat.: Read the following from a lady
of high Mending - in'Alleghealy : '•• -j
. • -• : "Aut.ronsfir CITT. Feb. 7, .1248,.7,.
• ultfessri. Hays 4. :Brockway . : It.tifforda Inc great.plest
sure to be able' to itrld my testimony in favor ot• Dr. ,711 Vii,
lard's - frilly valuable coughtnedicinc. About Uwe; months
sincel was attacked with a violent cold, and was much
distressed with the cough, from .which I contd. g 9 f. u p
lief: until I was a short time since induced to cull rat your
store' and pnrchase soine.of the Oriental Cough .Mixture,
I.MIII happy to state. at the woof the scrotal bottle liaa
entirrty.eured me %land, haying- great:confidence 1.4 - ILI
have, and shall continue to recommend it to my friends,
• . . . GRACE. Presorso.'
Price, 2.5 cents a bottle. Sold by : I
N0. , ..”...C0m. Row, Liberty st.; near CD/11111.
[rebid] J. FLEIIIIN(A,'
11I10:11 the New York Gazette. Oct. 6, ttegt, .4
Pziner:duservet4 tit the:hciul..ol - ,- 1 1.1e 4ail.T.Preastu
tlll' ..Br c ist °n or n s ;r) E .' ElrorTh Samvarilla
--It wore but caitrtcay
to;call'llie'ottentioir of our readers to this invaluabe P re p = citation which will be found advertised another'tilinntf.
Mr. Bristol is a brother, and 'semen a highly,intereiting
newspnper; every now,and then,, one 'or tvriamtnibers of
which we have already:noticed; and the medienie itself
ha,, been eulogised by nearly all the press of the Westktu
-country. and, we doubt not, justly eulogised. It-lins in its
favor, moreover, very flattering tesumoniale.frbuir this
most eminent practitioners in every 'part Of the ilimetty
where it has 'been used. There is beauty -and- nano
enciagh
in the bottles, and in the engraved labels in whic h they are enveloped, to induce a purchase ; even , -ii-the
prepnration itself were not'one et the "notrereigitestin
the - world," as every person must-believe- it is—that. is,
'every . ones must believe* it is—that every one, who
would not resist amass of doe =emery evidefice.cimelu
sive enough to
.convert a. Turk to Christianity. ' Tidy one
of the bottles gentle reader, and see whether ycat 'damn
agree with Us onAhis polio.• I d
For sale by ', ' : • • ' B. A. FATINEST(ICK &
• feb24 • _eon of Ist and NVood and nib und Wood.stit;
111;UMA'118:11 . ,
..GOUT, 'AND 'lle D01 , 011.b1,VY..:
..4.,J1.,. A. respectable gentleinan called at our-office; as he
said, to inforth its that he had - been adhered for 14; years
With Rheumatism or.Clout,,and occasionally with Tic
Doloreiti; that he' ad been fretricutlY confined to his
room 'Mr, months tegpther, and Often itiffered' the - Most in
tense and, excruciating pain, but that lately: he had been
using Joyne's Alterative. froin which lie foraidthe Most sig
nal and unexpected_ relief.:. He says be found the niedi
clue Very pleasant and effective'.' and that he now con
-shiers himself pe.rfeetly cured.—Pititade/phia IVOitieAtner
' A Fscr \Vorrrn,KNownro.-"-.A gentleman of SCrlafultins
habit, from indiseretion in his 'younger. days. - .becarno af
fected with Ulcerations in the Threat - and-Nose; and a
disagreeable eruption of the akin. Indeed, his; (whole System bore the marks of being saturated. . w ith. disease.
• One hand and wrist were so much affected that he lad
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-cotnb. It was at this stage aids
complaint, when death appeared inevitable from alotith
some disease, that he commenced the use of Jayne's,. Al
terative, Mattering taken sixteen bottles, is now perfect
ly cured.
The Alterative opdrafes through the cirettlanon, and
purifies the blood and emilicatesdisensefroni the System,
wlnirever located, and the 'numerons cures it has-tier
:brined in diseases of the_ skin; veneer. acrofultil.lgttut,-
liver Complaint, dyspepsia pad'other chrome disensee, is
truly asionishing.—,Spirit of the rime 3. • • 1 ,
frr• For -,the in l'inshurgh, at the PEKIN TEA STOrcE,
7.2 Fourth- street.. ' • t;*- -
CONSUAIPTION, COUGH, SPI'PrING OF BLOOM
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, ,te...To Coascsonesz,.
Four-fitths of you arc really suffering from neglected
Colds,. or am obstruction mid consequent intlamatiOn of
the delicate lining of those tubes through which the ail
we breathe is distributed to the lungs. This obstruction
produces pain and soreness, hoarseness, cough, didiatilty
of brentlfing4umtic fever, and a spitting, of bloOd,inattee
or phlegm, which fmally exhausts the strength 'of Alte,pa
tient—and death ensues.- JAYINTS'
,EXPECTORAN7
titres to remove, this obstruction, and predueee 'the
most pleasing and happy results. it is. certuiu hilts ef
fects, and cannot fail to relieve.
For stele in Pittslitirgh of the Pekin Tea Store, ; 2 Fourth.
.st., neer W00d... ' - I janet
13E..ST COUGII iNIEDICINI: IN Till: Woll.l.D:°'
1:), Another evidence of the superiority •0f414111 , 71-
lonfs Cough Mixture, over all others. Read'the fah:swing:
certificate from a respectable eitizen'of the Fifth Ward:::
o This certifies dint for ione r w rrn ee l k i trna g s ' l ll .llVMS ":
midi a very Berman Cough, which was,eVidentlf•* CIM.I
jog seated on the lungs to Each an extent as tcrrialbt the.
effect of every - medicine whirl 1 had been rising: - 'uwas...
-finally-persuaded . to call at Hopi 'ftroeliWayiqtrug:
Store, and get a hottld of Dr Oriental- rongla
Miriure wluch . to my great surprise.•retieved me very
'runelt . ; afterstaking only two or three dresei.'etid be.fitre•P
had'used One beige. I 'Wag edtirely cured: - soluttekl.
pleased with its - effects that i have brought ottfri!- 41, bay
tt, and shall continue to recommend ittotny_frienda,ras ..-
.firmly believe it to be the best Cotef , zivrnre
Cough Medleinez n orlarr! ~d s . .".
Tryi " nlY 25 •
Ct4I1511°"1 & BROCkIVAr •
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o; Liberty street, near Canarfkusgm
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Latonnicertfie,
.)ALL OF cot.uNUIA--.kaiironic•-T0 arrel •
arry.—lf you-wtsh arich, luxuriousbead of haik, f ree ,
front dandruff and scurf, do not mil to procure the gittufi ll ,
Balsam of:Columbia. In cases of baldnessiitunllMore
than exceed. your expectations. Many who have lo s t t .
their hair for twetuyyears .have-had.ir restored-toils ori
ginal perfection by the use of this-Balsam: Age, state, or
eimdition, soprani° be no--obstaele. whatever., ft a l so ,
the fluid to-dow with whichthe delicate hair tube
.is filled, by:which means thmusands, whose hair Viakgrey
as the Asiatic eagle, have-. had' their hair restoredlo its -
- natural color, by the use of this invaluable remedyi
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all cases .of fever t will be fouuni one of the most pleasant ,
washes that can be used.. Atfew nopljeatio„,,,,,h. are
ne cessary to keep the hair from falling cm.. It turengSmits -
the roots, it never tails to .impart a rich, glossy appear- -
ence; and, as perfume for:the toilet, it ix unequalled. It 1
holds three times as muchrts other miscalled Hair Reiner- -
atities;" and is- more effectual, The genuine,zultufac..
Yor Luretn
k. only by Costock.A Son, 21 Courtlandt-stra. • !Newv
54 4 only genuine in Pittsburgh, by Wu, JicaseU . ,-Hu
lizin,rty - street, head of Woodt.also, in Wasbingnin, !Das,
by A. eiyv'e'enpy,it. Sort; tt Ciinnonsburgh;.brißaniVeyvellt,-
Breiviisvillesby • Bennett"&•Oroker,. also, in every:row:l
nirennsylviuna, Oitio,..itlarylmid and'
nefig-d&,,kani.
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