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- TO ARMS I TO ARMS !=-Threatened in
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vasion ofWesterri Penna. by Col Swift with
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10.000 men, notwithstanding which, J. M
,-...•..,-"'-' to will continue to sell clothing cheaper than any
.-..,;;.,' -..' has heretofore been offered in the Western country, hav
llt'-`,:', • - inglka largest establishment in the citY. fronting on Lib
arty and Sixth Bur.. Ue is now prepared to show to his
namerous patrons the greatest variety of cloths,
,cassi
. • mares; vesting% and clothing of all descriptions . suitable
. • for the approaching Season, that has ever been offered in
- . this market, to which all can have the Right of Way.—
Observe the corner, No. 1 , 07, I.iberty and Sizth . FAL -
. - 11Itte.:5 I. M. WIUTE, TAILOR, Proprietor.
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WIGOODS, NEW GOODS.—Received at the Iron
ty Clothing Stott. a Eplelidid assortment of Cloths,'
consisting of fine French, hnglish and American.. Plain,
black and fancy.Cassimeres, of the most modern 'styles;
fine figured Cashmere Vestings; Silk Velvet, Plain and
Fancy Satins—oil of which we. will make up at the most
reasonable prices, in a durable and fashionable style.
Ready made. Clothing, of all descriptions; Ludy's
Cloaks _of the most fashionable patterns. Neck and
Pocket Hdkfs., Suspenders, Bosoms. Shirt Collars, and
every article usually.-kept in .a Clothing Store. Country
Merchants, before purchasing elsewhere. will find it to
their-advantage to call at the Iron City 'Clothing Store.
No. 1.32 Liberty street immediately opposite the mouth
of Market. [ocae-a] c..M'CLOSKEY.
Thithrfie 137 g - Doors vs.' - The Watern arid : .
1 50 1 000 '•
LSELECTED GARMENTS now
made and ready t o be offered on the
most Intend terms to my old Customers and the public in
general. • The Proprietor of this far-famed and extensive
establishment has now, after retunting from the Eastern
- cities, at much toMble and expense,. just - completed his
fall and winter urrangeinents to supply his thousands of
ttustomers with one of the • most desuablestocks of Clo
thing that has aver been offered iu this or. any other mar
ket west of the mountains - . For neatness in style and
workmanship, -combined with the very - low pricewhich
the will be sold for must certainly render the old unri
valled Three Big Do ors one of the greatest attractions of
the western country . . It is gratifying to me to be able to
ant:unmet to my numerous friends at home and- abroad,
that notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts which- I
have made to meet the many calls in my line, it is with
difficulty I can keep time with the constant rush that is
made on. this estaldislunent. It is a well established.
iset, that toy sales are eight or ten tittles larger than any
- other house in the trade, nod this being the case ou the
, amount sold, I can afraid to scant Much less profit than
Others could possibly think of doing if they wished to
• Cover contingent expenses. I intend to make a clean
sweep of all my presetostock before the beginning of next
year; corning to this conclusion, I will make it the inter
eat of every loan. who wants a cheap winter suit, to call
and purchase,at ills 'firer Big Doors.
so
7 - oat2i-d& : JOAN M'CLOSKEY.
411 "Q ELLIN!: OFF I.OW FOR CASll.”—Winter CM
' •AA77. Ming of every' description. such 116 cloaks, over
:Coats, supt*rtitie blanket. Beaver. Pilot and heavy broad
cloths, superfine cloth. dress, and frock coats; a large as
sortment of tweed, slick and frock coats.
Cloth cassimereolnd satinet! 'pantaloons.; also. a gen
eral assortment of vests:plain and fancy velvet cloth,
staasimere and Miley wbolen, and plaid cassimere. with
' avant variety of superfine Irish Mien: trimmed shirts.
' tinder shirts, stock, cravats. comforts and all other artb
, clea Itt- r' thing line. which will be sold low for Cash.
Putcha... ..111 find_ it much to their advantage to call
soom at 49 Ltocrly Street. , P. DELA N
N. n. A complete assortment of goods, suitable for
iftitstotner Work, always nu hand, such as English, French
,and American Cloths, and casshneres ; ulso a rhoiCe as
. * . .,itortrainfof seasonable , vestings—ull of which will be
' iritt'suie to order iti the latest styles, and on the most at.-
' ,nontinodating terms. innl9.osw
pie , Ring I tsicsinfing s s
lIIIIESpring and Summer 4tock.that is now ready to be
-Offered at the old original
THREE BIG DOORS.
` ,- Til'one of the largest and choicest iu selection that has ev
`-ier been , eiltibited one cimeern in this or any oth
. city in the Union. I will not undertake to --Zesenbe to
'Vitt - reader the - didersut assortments of articles which I
qittyv have to offer them: but will situply tell-them that if
:they, only faior mr -with a call.. I will lay before them
175.000 different garments to make a choice out of. con
sisting in parr of,Coats. from the richest in quality down
to the lowest in price; Pantalemis and Tests. to the as
tonishment of the beholder, with both mouth and eyes
-open, wondering iu the most extravagant decree of sur
prise.lsovi-Slich a vast collection of READv 31ATIECLOTIIIM:
tould possibly he collected together under the control of
one individual But such things will he. ns long us per
severance and industry ii the main-spring of trade.—
Without any . intention of boasting - . on my pert. I will say
at the same nine, it is of such metal I =principally corn
. posed,'fi3r nothing in the shape or form of difficulties. no
- matter what their magnitude may be. can deter me front
accomplishing my object, in providing for the farmer. the
meehanic, and the dny laborer. Any whble attention is
taken up with 111 C greatest mire for their welfare, -in get
. ling up fashionable. and at the same time substantial gar
. mauls, to meet their demands: mid as for others, who
--fancy them.selves moving in a different sphere, and re
- ~quirung an article of the at pita ultra kmd, t hey have
only, te give me an outline of their wants, and they are
gutted to a wont .
, Now. -let me any a ivordOr two to my country inereh
;Juni in the trade :. If you Wish to save trout at least 25 to
30 per cent; in your wholesale parchasei. call' in at the
"Three Big Doors." and if I don't meet Four most san
gun= hopes, in the way, of getting cheap bargains. and
fresh seasonable goods. I will not in future attempt to otr•
, er any inducements of a similar kind to a generous pro
. ,
ids of. le noble a nature and close disecniment.
JOHN - I'II.3.OSKEY,
feblS-I.y. N 0.151 Liberty street.
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fIAN'T BE BEAT'—J. 211 . - Wh Pe has just received at
1 1,,, his lamb establishment. fronting 'on Liberty and dth
streets, rsplendid assortment of TWEEDS for stammer;
also, a superior lot at French Satin VESTINOS. all of
which he is ready to wake np in the latest frodsion tool
oti the most reasonable terms as usual. Observe the
corner. No. 107 Liberty end Sixth streets.
, tuyl.ll. J. M. WtilTE. Tailor. Pronrietor.
BLIISxLNG IMP I.SI.it:NCE.-;.-Er n puintwieo
A): card of M*Calmont & Bond, - of Philadelphia. the
would be led to believe that wo have been claim
...;:tegn.privilege we hail no right to. That "they have
'.' abandoned. sums time since, the exclusive agency a} 91-
tern? and that we have right to claim "exclusive privil
.:.eges with their teas.' I
. never pretended to sell the teas
P•Of this sparions concern. I have been selling the teas of
the New York Pekin Tea Company for the Tait two
- . :Years, as the public are aware, and have been to New
York foot lines in that time. and never heard of this PIM
concern until lately hut as wool dealers.
, The tea business of APCallmont &d:lond is about eight
ritOnths old, and their assumption of the Pekin Tea Com
pany's name is because a nante is open for any man or
firm to assume; but the fact intended to imply thereby.
that they hate any connection with the so called and
well known Pekin_ Tea Company of NewTork, in moire
ly false, therhaviig been denied even an agency in
:'Philadelphia, for the New York Cotnpany . that Company
7. hiving refused even thus far to confide in them.
I know nut what kind of wool they keep. nor what kind
of teas; I run only certain that They keep or obtain none
of the Pekin Tea Company's of New York.
Any .persoit reading this card will see the gross deeep
' tion they wish to practice on the public, and to the injury
of toy-.business. liVeallmont & Bond are wool dealers
JaPhiladeltilda, and have sent an agent out here to pull
—wool over the eyes of some of oar 'good citizens. l.ook
out for the black sheep. foovl9l ALEX-JAYNES.
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W BOOKS! NE‘Y BOOKS!!—The Convict. or
the Hypocrite unmasked, by 0. P. James, Esq.,
•
tack Ashore, by 1'; Howard, author of Bailin the Reefer.
the Star of.the Fallen. by Curtis, author of Black Phoned
Riflemen.
The Magic Figure Head, or the Lady of the Green and
• Bflie, by Charles Carey, of the U.S. Navy.
•The Bandit's Bride, or tlid Maid of Saxony, by Louisa
• Sidney.
Stanhope-, anther of Striking Likenesses,” etc.
Leonilla I.yrimcire, and Mr. and Itlrs, Woodbridge; by
Miss Leslie. -
London Quarterly Review.
' Union Magazine for December.
Life of Joseph T. Ilare—a large supplv.l •
. The Manceuvering Mother, by the nuttier of Ilistory
- -- ---Thei.vdrulness of Woman, by the same author. ,
OlLCommodore, by E. Howard.
:Jeanette 'adison, or the Young Strawberry Girl—a tale
7' • the Sea an hare; by Ingraham.
t , Knam, d 4 Day' ht; a prize tale; by J. S. Robb.
i • • • Sir,Rowlaml A 3 vats; by • Lady C. I.ong.
-• The SPleador of • illes, and Court of Louis the
FloWers Personified, Nos:"o and 10.
Rural Cemeteries.
Magazines, of, America, part 9.
agazines, Newspapers, etc. . • -
• •
•London Plitich and Pictorial 'lilacs. per last steamers.
• -Bnither3Ournhan, Philadelphia Conner, - and Yankee
Doodle Pictorials. For sale by W. S. CALDWELL,.
• deed "• - • 31 street, opposite the Post Office.
MEIER
MEE
lioc 4.
Morse's Weekly Budcei of Neu. Books. for 16-12.
fiHA.PMAN , S DRAWING BOOK- No. 2.
Glidden's Ancient Egypt, new edition.
The Nineteenth Century. a new Quarterly.
'.Chamber's Miscellany, No. ii ; full setts on hand.
Lives of the Queens of England, by Agnes Strickland,
Tie.Atarket Qneen. or the 'Mies Stratagem.
Muscolunit, etale of the ReVolution.
Songs - for thO People, No. 2, superior to No.l.
Jack Ariel, or tile on board an Indianian. new supply.
Eubank's Hydraulics, No. 2—till setts unhand.
ThiWerit Personified. No. 14, du ' do;
Pictorial_ England. Nos. 36 & 37, do
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7'it°lizls :rk u a P b . ie E .
Remarkable vents in the - History of America, by J.
.Frost, li ILD.
American, Phrenological Journal for January. Sub
- setiptions receive&
inrcr _
Jauc F:ye an d tutoblogroph), by„q gel ;
. . .
Of the FunieN, a ChristMa3 tale, by.Jurn;s.
kldinhurgh Phrenolo,eicul Journal ;Ind Maguzine.
Tha Conqueit -of California end gew . Mexteo.thy the
. forces of the United_States,in years 184.0_and 1847, by Jas.
'Madison Cutts, with engravings,' Onus of. battles, &c.
Toar'to the River Saguenay. an Lower Camilla, by
Charles Leaman, - author "A Summer in the' Wilder=
.
The felectie Magazine for January. Furnished to Sul.-
, scribers by the year, or -sold by the single number.
- Now' and Then. 'by the author of Tett Thohiandu Year.
Waverly Novels. cheap, fonu. new a -
• The shove workn uror for sule by Urfil] Al. MORSE.
•
i'pOrtT.ILNT-•• BOOK - L.—The -Eafr/y liistorY of
Western Pennsylvania and of the iVest. and of West
• am Eiperlitions and Campaigns: 'with an appendix, con
tattling copious extracts from huportantlnditin treaties,
minutes of - conferences, journals, &-ef - Together with
topographical deseription of , each county of Westenr
Peansylyinda. One large volume, 768 -- pages: by 11. K..
' - strotuf Esq. -,For sales by
••-r•- • • No.-4;1 Market street:,
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fIpIIAS.-35 half ehe.sts Yourig lirsoit;
51 catty biases :(!•, - • • -
• 101talf chests Guypowder:
lua chests Imperial ,
• ": " rouclunig, - ;
~.for sale by
, JAIIP.S.MAN
liks2* I :4'. , sao 'f, 11 s ort.-etk. or ease. Ay
7an27 , L..-SzWATERAT N
JIM 011,-4 bbls..- L Zigebpin.tP.an rior brand; sfor
• Iglo by plec.2l / -
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"Orittfms Starts.
CloAlifing l Clothing I
tidcrn Magalitie, for February; do
Nagoital do. do do
Graham's do, . do do
Oodey'siy's -Book for Feb'y, do
Linle's Living Age, No. 193, do
MBE
itiraitsliortafwit
Pittsburgh Portable Boat
•
-was.
1848.
]OR -the transticrrtabon of freight'bctivien !Pittintrgb
And The Atlantic
_cities, avoiding- transhipments . on
the -svay, and the consequent• risk of delay, damage,
breakage and separation of goods.
PROPRIETORS:
BURRRIDWR & CASll.27Bllfarket st.. Philadelphia.
.TAAFPR & O'CONNOR, car. Penn and Wayne sts., Pitts
burgh. • •
AGENTS:
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O'Covain & Co., North street. Baltimore.
& J. T. Ts.rseorr, 75 South street, New York.
Encouraged by increased business, the Proprietors have
added to and extended their arrangements during the
winter. and ere nuts-prepared to forward freight with re
futurity and,.dispateh. unsurptiSsad by any other .Line.
Their long experience as Carriers, the palpable superior
ity of the Portable Boat system uml the great capacity
and convenience of the warehouses at each end of the
Line. are peculiarly ealculatednrenable the Proprietors
to fulfil their entingentents and accommodate their cus
tomers. and confidently olferinethe past_ as a
,guarantee
for the fuitare, they respectfully solicit a contuttiance of
that patronage which.thev now gratefully acknowledge.
. 311 consignments to Tata& and - O'Conillihr.will here
ceived mud torwarded. Steamboat charges paid. and Bills
of Lading transmitted free of any charge, for Commission.
advancing or storage. Having no interest, directly or in
directly, in Steamboats, the interest of the Consignors
Must necessarily be their. primary object ill shipping west;
and they:pledge themselves to forward all Goods consign
ed to them promptly; and on the most advtuitageous terms
to the owners. marl-tf
Merchants , n'Way . Freight 99 Line.
(1 , 1)11.1123tLY CALLIT PICENCOIII7I & A:0:+ MN'S.)
16121- vxcixsivELl , 'for I th B e 48 transportation of freigh
XII between Pittsburgh. Blairsville, !Johnstown, Hat
daysburgh, Water street. and all intermediate places.
- One boat will leave the warehouse of C.. 1. M'..9.nulty&
Co., - Crinal Basin, Liberty street. Pittsburgh. every day,
(Sundays excepted,) told shippers con filways depend on
baving,their goods forwarded without delay, and at fair
rates.
This Line was formed for the special necommodation of
the way /manors. The proprietors. thankful for the very
liberal patronage they bare received during the last two
years. respectfully inform their old eustonters and the
public generally, that they have'extended their Meilities,
&c.. flaring the past winter, and are nose better prepared
to accommodate tut Menu:met! Itsiiiess.
NIOVRItatIRS.
It. IL CANA N & Co. IVII..STITT.
sTirr. IF9I. FULTZ.
JAAIES A. LORE. JOHN :HILLER.
TRINDIX & MeDOWELL.
Arm:sirs—V. A. NFAxt - xtv & Co.. Pittsburgh;
R. H. CA_NAN, JuluiStuWll-:
Jattr Altaxocn. Hollidaysburg;
Ilanotta.& Myrt NaElt.Water st.lltturingdon co.
Runinisscif.N—Smith & Si felair; J. & J. ArDevitt: G. & J.
IL Shoetilferger: I. Robison & Co.: IL Nlotire Ilagaley &
Smith; John Parker; Wtn. Leltincr: J. Jordan & Son.
nur r I (Gazelle copy.)
Merchants , Tiansportatio,u
!minim .
"1 — (01i. the Transportation of Merchainlirc and Produce
to Philadelphia and 13:Minton, Goods consigned to
otir care . will be for-warded without delay, at the lnaeest
rates. Bills of Lading transit/in:M. and all instructions
promptly attended tu. tree trout any extra charge for-stor
age or rottimission.
C. A. NTANCI.TY k Co.. Proprietors.
marl Canal Basin. Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
If; arette.intly. eony.l
Phlindriphlo Type & Sitreotype Foundry
rriiK F•ub,erthers art Prepared to furtitsb A at short lIIV
-1 tics. CVCry article-used in a Printing Office.and have
reduced the Prices of Type _upwards of IS per cent.—
llsey mow charge ilo• •
l'ica 32 eta. Million . 5-1-ets.
Small Pica 34 •• Nonpareil 66 "
Long Primer 16' Agate P6 4 .
Bourgeois. -•• • • • •40 " Pearl• •• • 151..20
Bremer 16 " Menem' 2.00
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Determined to spare no expense in making thCir estati ,
lishment as complete as possible. they are gettitig up tt.
atititorm Series of the celebrated SCOTCH FACES. WIHCII are
unequalled for beauty and dural ility. and which they Itch
asstned will meet with general approbation. Several
tH4OS are now ready.
Having recently visited Europe fur the purpose of pro
curing every improvemenfin their hue of businrua, they
now offer n greater variety of Fancy Type, Borders. Or
nnntnnix, &c., &c.. than any other rimabli4lunent in Ilia
United Stamm and their ituprovtAratethod of canting, and
of preparing metal.. enable theta to furnish onleta in a
manner to =aura =limitation.
Trioling Presses uf every de.eription. Printing Ink,
Cusses, Cases. Brass hale, Furniture, &r., at the lo.est
noes.
Second-hand Presses, and Type which has been used
only iit stereotyping,generally on band.
Books, Puniplitets, Music. Medicine fhrections. Labels,
Checks, Drafts, &c., correctly and elegantly stereotyped
as heretofore.
N. B.—Specimen Books will. be. sent to Printers who
wish to make orders. 1.. JOHNSON & CO.,
ntartiblm No. t,. Little Gemrce st.
tireat Siru -
OR Coughs, Colds. Asthma, and Consumption!—The
_L great and only Remedy for Ore above diseases is the
Hungarian Ba6am of Lffe, discovered by thcselehirated
Dr. Buchan. of London. England; And introduCed into the
United Stitaii under the immediate superintendence of tho
inventor.
The extraordinary success of this Medicine, in the nu E
of Pulmonary diseases. warrants the American Azem in
solieiting fur treatment the worstpossible eases tint can
be found in the couniiiiiiity--cases that seek relief in vain
iron.; any of the conuuou remedies of the day. and have
been Oven up by the must distinguished physicians, as
cofintied and incurable. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured. and will cure, the inpst desperate cases. It is no
quack nostrumbut a standard English medicine, of known
und established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should he supplied
with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life. not only to
counteract the consumptive of the climate. but to be used
as u preventive medicine in all cases of colds. coughs,
spitting of blood. pain in the side and chest. irritntiuu and
soreness of the lungs, bronchitis. dilliculty of breathing,
hectic fever. night sweats, en:taxi:Mon and general debili
ty. asthma. influenza. whooping cough. and croup.
Sold is large bottles at el per bottle, with full directions
for the restoration of health.
Pamphlets, contaiaing a mass of Bairn:in nail American
certificates, and other evidence. nhowing the unequalled
tne'ritnuf thin great English Remedy, may be obtained of
the Agents. gratuitously.
For sale by B. A. PAILNESTOCK & Co..
thin cur. Fir:amid W 1,0,1. and Wood and nth ala
M F , D r lC t A m i l . e l , yall o K pe S ;; S il ir th A e sl i l. r . , y „ ( s . 7r l ; , reir [emu ;
•• Testis and Thy:tins Gland;
Colic's Lectures on Surgery;
Watsou's Practice;
Mackintosh's Practice;
Dung' isotes Physiology;
Horner's &ilatoirly awl Histology;
Churchill's Midwifery;
Vithientes Midwifery:
Diseases of Infants--Billard:
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llariter's new edition of the Poetical works of John
Milton. with a memoir. and critical remarks on his gentian
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Ganal TE.TrA*xxx—The four Gospels and
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criti
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the New Testament—Far use of Schools, Colleges. and
Theological Seminaries. IV Rev. J. A. Spencer, A. M
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By Mrs. S. C. Hall.
James's i&ory IF—The life of Henry the Fourth. king
France and Navarre. by G. P. it. James. Complete
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Berkman's History. of Inventions;
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TgRELL's Gistory of Modern Philosophy. complete
one volume. front the last London edition—S:l,On.
Lectures on the law and the Gospels, by ;Stephen IL
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Memoir of Rev. David Alice!. D. D., late Missionary to
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trait. • —.
Meander's History of the Christian Religion, and
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-et* on pastolionrds."ttaps. he.
the . .abore 'we at the Union. tn. Philadelphia
prices.. Catalogues of HoOks furnished on application.
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Tapsoott , s Generit*EmigilitiOn Office.
. r . REMITTANMI and Passageto and
e - from Great :Britain and IrelandOif
• 3: .r; I'..Tappscott S South - at.; corner
of Maiden Lane, N. Y., ataLKWater-
lon ROod. Liveipool. ,
The subscribers, having a ccented the Agency of-the.
shove - House. are now prepared to make arrangements
on the ' moan libernl terms,witlftliciaeiresironit of pitying
the pastago of their. friends front the Old Country; and
they flatter themselVes their Character had long standing
in business - will give' ample asstirunce that all their ar
rangetnents will be'earried out Mitlifidly.
Messrs. W. J: T. Tapscott nre long and favornbly
known for the superior class.uccommodation. and sailing
qualities of their Packet Ships. The QUEEN' OF THE
wEtcr. SkIERIDAN. GARRICK. HOTI'IN cIUEIt.
ROSCIUS. LIVERPOOL, and MOONS, two of which
leave each_ port monthly—from New York the 21st mid
2fith. and Irma Liverpool the eth and Iltit; in addition to
which they have arrangements with the St. George and
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets. to insure a departure
from Liverpool every five days. being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep mice with their increasing
patronage: while Mr. W. Tupscolfs constant personal
superintendance of the business in Liverpool is an midi
bona' security that the comfort mid accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to. -
'Pile subscribers being as usual, extensively engaged.
in the 'Pratispcirtation llnsiness between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cures, are thereby enabled to take charge of
and forward passengers itrunediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
prepared to contract Mr passage from any sea
port in Great Britain or Ireland' to this city, the nature of
die business they are engtmed in giving theta facilities
for carrying' paSsengers so fur inland not otherwise MI
minable; mid will, it necessary. forward. passengers
titer West by the best male of eouveyance. withomany
additional charges for their trouble. Where persons
scut for decline corning, out, the amount paid fur passage
will be refunded flail.
•
RE. UTI•AI\ZIi4.
• .
The subscribers are also prepared to give drafts at
sight Air any ainount, payable at the principal cities and
towns in England. Ireland. Scotland and Wales; thus al
fording a - sat:t and expeditious ittudo of remitting funds
to those countries; which persons requiring such
fueili
ties will find it to their interest to avail themselves of.
Application (Why letter. post-paid) will be promptly al
tended to. TA A FFII •O*COINNOII. -
Forwarding and CuliuniNsiou.:lli•rclitints.
'unpin-II& p
fa&Roche, Brothers. es. Co.
sr.. NEW : Q.raY,
Lk \CfliLA\I /10A D. I.,VEIWOOL.
JAMES BLAKELY. Agent, Uthre on Peon rd., Cunal
Basin. I'i Itol,urgh.
Arroovyrorotr for
BRO.A. :k CO.. role .krestbi for the BLACK
I.IC I/Al.l. LINT:. of Liverpool and New Tort, Par.ltei,
tal:e the liberty of nation:wing to their old friends and
customer,.. that their arraagetaenis flit the year 1.4-1 being
complete. they are prepared bring out passengers. by
the above Npleadid !le. ft . olll Liverpool to New Yotl.
and- l'hiladelphia. They -refer to their former cunt, of
doing, labsint.,.. those who entrust thorn wit,
their order, that the snit.,. satisfaction will he'l:tattered
an Ili,retufure.
ENOLAND, IREIANIX scari,Am) ANT) WATAIS.
thuds for sale. parable, on demand, ut any Dank in
Ireland.
The undersigned ling rondo nonngements to-bring out
passengers to Pittsburgh, during the present vein'.
lettft.tlatlno-• JAMES DCA It ELY.
Passage To and Prom
tt a ,
saL4" GREAT BRITAIN 3C IRELAND.
(7e011.[:4 'LIPARI/ k dos, No. 134 Waterloo Road, Li
est:Lists & Mersin.. No. 5.9 South st
f Subseribers. having accepted the ~Sgetsev at this
city of the above well kiIOWII and respectable houses.
are prepared to make engagements for passCitirers to cum:
out front any purl of Great Britain orlrelaual, by the re
gular Lute Packet Ships, sailing from Lixerpool week
ly. Persons engaging with us may rest assured that 'their
friends will inert with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool. as well as every attention necessary
on Omnn arr'val in this country. Apple to oraddress
SAMUEL 3rci.u . kKAN &
I PI Liberty Ft., Pillsber v eli.
N. ruznqe. , l here from Liverpool to POP,-
burgh direet. and dram, for auy amount forwarded. pay
able at ight. throughout the United Kingdom. jy.211-1y
lIARSDEN & CO.'S • jib .
PAV.ENGER VS, I'M:WE
Ogler.
IIA [INDEX & CO. continue to bring out persons( front
any purl of England, Ireland, :Scotland or Wales.
upon the most liberal terms, with their usual punctuality,
and attention to the wants of emigrants. \lre (1.0 not 11-
low our passengers to be robbed by the sveindling soninps
that infest the sea-ports, tlf we take charge of them the
moment they report themselves. anal see to their wen-be
ing. and despatch them without any detention by - the first
Ships. We say this tearlessly- an we defy any of our
passengers to show that titer were detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool. whirst thousands of others were
detained months until they could be sent in some oil
croft. at a Cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
coffins.
IC.• intend to perform our commas linntirnttly. ewe
, ^ l on if tnnrr, and not net as was the case lust seam)" wait
other others. who either performed not at all, or when it
soiled their Convenience.
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any onto from IL to
payable at any of the Provincial Daid,‘ in Ire
land, England, :Scotland and WaJek.
JOSHUA RODUNSON,
•, ngropen is and. General Agent, •
jaw: Pinlifiltrect. one door lichi•lyWood
It EMIT T.A C E
rrify.sub.,,,il,,rs ore prvrtarati to forums:l Mouey to all
parts or England. Ireland. Scotland and Wales. with
despatch, and at the hweegt rates
FOREIGN
SAMUEL. NrCLURK EN & CO,
142
European Agency, and Remittances to
Ireland, England, dz.e.
T AIME and small Stuns of money elm at all times be
JIJ remitted by sight-drafts. at endured rates, to nil parts
of England. Ireland. Wales. ire., and Legacies. Debts.
Rent.. Claims. and Property in Europe can be erdliteted
and recovered through the subscriber. nr ditriog his ab
sence trout this city trout otoolier until May, on his annu
al Wilt, to Europe. by applieution to Jassiat Met, Mer
chant, Water street, Plusher:ill,
11. 'KEENA N, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law and European Agent,
. Pittsburgh. Pa.
I'. S.—As 11. Keenan has been frequently troubled by
applications and letters on the business or - 11111Intl
Keenan," passenger agents, or New York, he deems it
necessary to say that he is not the Keenan of that firm,
and has never had any connexion with either of those
pt;r4ong. 4
Western New York College of Health.
2 11 7 MAIN STILKI;T. Ilt:EvAr,. N. V.
.
DIL VAUGHN'S V rA; prrA .
LIT' ioNTRI P
TIC Nil XTIO.E.
flints celebrated remedy. is ConSla. iitereasing its
fume by the miniking uli over the tenth'. it hits now
Immune the only medieine for family use. and is on slier-
Indy recommended fur Dropsy : all stages of this en' I
plaint immediately retie vetf. nu matter of how lung di 11d
ins. (See pamphlet for testimony.)
Gra vet, and all ilisenses of the tirienry orstois; f o r
these distressing complaints it stands Won o tier
tMle can 1.1.111.V0 you: and the cures testified to w:11 con
vince the 't u rd skeptic:al.—(gee panipliles) I i.'er Coln
plaint. 'idiom= Diseases. Fever and Ague. Ti, 1/10 Great
West especially, and wherever these complaints prevai%
this mrdirine is oliCfCll. No mineral spent, no deleterioes
compound is apart of this mixture; it ewes these diet: 6-
es with Certainty and eeletity. and 111/11A not leave the syn.
Mot forttid• (gee p . ttiopliloi.) Mice. a compinint nfrt most
painful diameter. I . inimedintely relieved. nail a Imre fol
lows by a few days use of this article. It is far beyond
any oilier preparation for this disease.. or for any citlmr
11151111 KC Otarillaliog from impure, 1110011. (See panmplilet.)
Debility of the System. Weak Back, Weakness of the
Kidneys, he., or influmation of the same, is immediately
relieved by n lea' days rise of this medicine. and n core is
111 , V:1) . 11111c result of its use. It sands min vermin reme
dy far such complaints. and also for derangements of the
female ti-titne. Irregularities. Suppressions. painful teens
lertalticiliA. No twirl,: line ever been offered. ezeept this,
which w 0,11.1 touch this kind of derangements. It may be
selied neon AA n Slier Dad effeetive mincily; and, did we
feel perntitted m do sci. emit.' give n thousand names as
proof of mires in this distressing Class of
Sec pamphlet. All broken down, debilitated constitu
tions. from the effect of mercury. will find the bracing,
power of this article to net immediately, and the 110/8011-
011, 111/110r11.1 aro:I/Antall from the sy:Steitt.
Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative properties of
this articlerenal time canon. and drive such cliscasas from
the system. See pamphlet for testimony of cures in alt
diseases. which the limits of int advertisement will riot
permit to lie on:ora atm.: Agelllll give them sway; they
eontain 32 pnges of certificates of high charneter: mud n
stronger army of proof of the virtues of tnedieine.
Cr appeared. It is ate of the peculiar features of this fir
ticks that it never fails to benefit in any case. rind if bone
and mastly are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid - nose ov• and keep taking time medicine
as long as them is an iniptovetnent. The proprietor would
caution, the public against n number of articles .which
come out Maier 1110 heads of SAIISAPAIII/.1..15. SYltlia, &C.,
as 0117115 for Dropsy. Gravel. &e. They are good far Mull
ing, and conemle-c1 to grill the unwary: TOCCIITIIaSI,NOT.
Their inventors never thought of curing midi diseases till
this article bad done it. Aparticular study of the paniph
-1,13 is earnestly solicited. Agents. find ell who sell tire at,
tiele. arc glad to circulate gratuitously. Pin it in 30 or.
bottles. net $2( 12 oz. de. at 9 .11. - crich—the la rgerholdia g
oz: more than the two small bottles. Look Out aril not
get imposed itpoii. Every bottle has " Vatathids Vegeta
file. Litliontriptie Aiixture.n- blosvat upon the glass. the
writtemujganture of Vaughn 'son the directions.
and. Dmitialo,' l Blampeti tiet dm cork. WOllll
other are trennine., , •
.Prepared hy.Dr. G. C. Vaughtt..and sold ratite Prinei.
pal Office, 207.AInin streat. Ilnifido, wholesale. and rend!.
-- No mention-given. to. letters tmleits post-pnicl—orcitr
from cezeilatknutherrired Agit* &Iv1)1rd. ,Pqsl-rn!ict let
-tees. or verbal r otniatinleationsaolieidugadyiee, prompt
1y atlentlefftrikratis. • -, •
devoted evelnSivelytO tile' Wald Utf
mitts artiicle--
1:12 Nu ssnu at. N. Y.: 295 Estrux 'and
by the principal Druggists throw , houtlhe I.lted . sl.tides
and Canada, air Agents. ' • '
HATIi & DII.C/CKW., 6 07 Agents.' -
jtut3l No. 2, Liberty . Basin.
r l S S r tm iao aandVenitian
ii raker.
formerlyor!se well
cond
and Founl ats., takes this method to - „infoter, hie:m
any
friends of the fact-that IsisFaciory new. ia full-opera
tion on St. Clair st.. near !head Allegheny Bridge, Wisfrn
a COllMalltsupply of Blinds. of various colets
Mei , . is constantly kept on hand- and at all prieee, from'
twenty-cems up to suit customers.
N. B. If required, Blinds will he put up re. that in case
of alarm by fire, or otherwise. they may he removed
without the aid or a screw -driver. and with the: same
facilitiy that any other piece of furniture can he removed,
and without any extra expense. jettl-il&wy
To TPIE-PJIBIAC.—*nie by C A w U r Tl ittg N icoritract ivith the l'Esta TEA Co., hos the e;-
Pinthiargh and Alleghe-
Jay eilies. Any persoktittentpthm . to sell their Ilaha .
cepritrOcnied throughxdoils - pradueing a deception and
frandArpoh the - publii , .:and their statements 'ttro-hot to
relied on. [se23] A. JAYNES, 79 4th sr.
=MI
LYCO\IPVO-CO MUTI LINSURANCbCOMPA ` NY.
AG CY.
trEE SuiJieriber, haying been appointed andduly cora
. 1:-aitissloncil-kgenr pf the I:_yeunung.CountyMutuaLlik,
aura nee Company, is now prepared to. receree;opplice,
tions.ror insurance' for said Company': This::COmpattris,;
iiErhaps:bne of - the very. best insurance -Cumin:Mies ih the
„Sutte or:Union. having a capital of hetWeen ono oudnwo
auillieniCof dealers anpremium hotta.!.and by the ..regule•
dons of the Com any Ito risk exceeding t 35,0
p 00 Neill be-ta
ken on anyone block , of buildings. area any onerisk; tfitd
no more than $2,500. will be 'taken- on' a Milling Mill,
Foundry or Furnace, Buildings .in which a - VON c.pitic
passers through the side wall or.roof. Carton Fnetories or
Powder Mills, ~ .111anufactories of. Printing Ink, and - Din
tilleries. will not be insured on nor eposiderution, what-
ever: and when:the rate per cent. shall be 12 or 15 ihclu
siye.. no•risk - will be taken over 'N.uoOrieiseept Bridges
and Grist Mills.) - " •
The.operatipus of the.Company:havu been such, dint
for '.the' years only one cent upon the dollar
has. been osseit 'von the .preinium notes oh the atock
holders..
.Ipplication can be made to the subscriber, 'at his
°dice, in the 'new - Court
• • 11. SPllol.l...A.gent_
Pittsburgh. Allegheny Co., Pa , jan2.l-1m
Fire and Marine Insurance:
rrillE Insurance Couippny of North America- of :Phan
,/ delphisi;througlt - its duly authorized Agent, the is4i
scriber. otters to make permanent nud Ihuited
_lnsurance
on property. in Mfg city mid its vicinity': acid on shiputeids
bythe canal and rivers. - •
, .
DIRECTORS: ' ' ' • •
Arthur G. CotTiti.Tre.O. Sitniiiel Brook.,
Alex.,ltenry. •-..Chstrlcs Taylor.
liattutel W. Jones, • • Samuel W. Smith
Edward Smith. Amlirose White,
John A. Brown, Jacob' IL. T9ulnipti,,;
Joint White. John It. Nell:.`. '
Thomas I'. Cope, - Righard4)li - W00d. , . -
Jlenry D. Sherrititt„.See'y.
This is the oldest Insurrutce, , Company , titthe;
States; having been - chartered in 1194. its Chartei,ii pet' ,
petual, and {min its high standirstr. ton„.* experience. ant
pm-rnenns, and uvoidiur nil risks of tin eXtru - litiznratios
character. it may be considered too nailing ntnpic'sectin
ty In the public. • 11105 ES•
At Counfina Ronin of Atwood. Jones & Co., Witter and,
Front sts., . • • :I'.cl2il-Y
The Franklin Pare Insurance Company
or I.lllW,nr.t.titA. • " •• •
rIi4AETEIL PERV.KITAL.—VOO.IIIO paid itt Mike
1 53 1.I:Mnton st.. north , 'rake Insu
rance, either permanent or limited. against 'loss or dot
:Fe by fire. att property nod etrect, of evnry ilettcription.
in town Or country. an the most renNottable terms. Ap-.
aliention, Mode either personally or by letters; will 'he
promptly attended-to. . C. N. I.I.A.NCKER, Preit.
C. 0. I.lAscwEn. Seeretare.
DIREC'PORS : • . .
Chrirlett3 , : 'Jacob It. Smith. -
'Photons dart. thearze W. Itiehards,
Ti10111 . •14 Wharton, Montreal - O. - Lewis, •
Tobias Wagner, Atlolpiti E. Eerie,
Sonitiel'Ornot. . David. S. Brain.
11' 'PT SE 1.711 CI II AGENC Y..
NVAntocK AlAo - ris - , Agent. ut the Exellooget 9ffiee of
• AVitritek.A lortin & Co.. 'earner of . :141 a n d Market stn. ,•
Fire risks taken oil buildings and their contents; in
Pittsburgh. Allegheny and the 'surrounding country. N.
'latrine of Inland fluctuation rink. taken. atig4-iv
J. I , l:o:EtiJiti
KING FINNEY,
dents at Pinsbnrgh.for Mr Delaware Alward Safrty In
sotraore Company of Philadelphia. 2 ,• ,
'Winn RISKS upon Buildings and Mcirelintitliv.c or
ry description. anti !Burnie Risks upon hulls or car
goes,oi Ve•ifelg, triken upon the most invornlile ternt:i.
°thee nt the warehoune of Kit , & Alohttes, pot %L . :Aar
st.. Nlnrket street, l'irtniturgi
N. It. King& Finney invite the eon fioloute anttputrnit
age of their friends And community at large of the Dela
.Ml.l. .T. S. Insurance CompatN. as an inifittnitar Among
ilia MUM. flourishing in Philutlyjphin—as n /urge
paid in cmpital. schich.l/y 4 ilO; operation of its charter. is
oonfanntly inereur/ing-111 yteltintfr to milt person insu
red. hit 11111. All,ll, of thilrtofits of the Compmly. with nnt
involCittgltint in nay responsibility wlttitevor.heyond the
premitun actually paid in by him; Mid 111( . 1411"01 , 1UPA-
Sesfifg the Mutual principle divested of every olintatoin ,
ti nt urn. and in its most attractive form. . not-l-tt
A G I cir"ruv. 11111 i L's:SPI{A.N . CP.
IA QOM PANY tiV PiIIf.ADELPIA.—N. E. rot.onof
77tird and Wood strifes. Pit sborgh.--Tlte assets' of the
company 011 the fires of Janitory. ISIS. us yublislrt.l in ,
conformity With an act of Pennsylvania I.eifislatiire,
Ponds nod Mortgages F.4;110,615 63
Real F.stute. at cost• • - • 106.6417 77•
Temporary Loans, Stocks and Cash • t3/7,499 72
Makint; a total of
...itronlitn: cerium nnntsranro that nli lonses will he
prompth Wet. awl plying entire ncenrity to all 'who ob
tain policien front thin Company. Iti,kA roketrat un lore
mien as arc con.ianniii with !nem*. • •
W A Itllll MARTIN. Agent.
Insurance Against Fire.
r` 1 111.: nn Fire Burro re Coinioury—.4)lTiee. No.
7 w.iniir pierce. Philadelphia; laconiteraied. A. D.
tielb—itharler irerpectual.
Income: Dithilings..Fariiiiiire.Ntereliunilize. and proer
ty generally. either in the tits- or roman'. aeinitisi boos or
elronage t.y tire. perpetual or for limited liericida, out favor
able teems.
I.BILIXTORS:
Julia eicrii.aat, Samar' C. Morton, _
'William I.yach. AdoMaur Periva.
,Thrmare A 111},r+Ile. r;,-arae .%111,,au.
JUilll Ireirit. Jr.. Patrick Brady,
•
John T. I.r.wis. '
SA.MUBI. C. JtIORTON, President
FlOl4ll , Ii JANIS 1.11, Seereoiry.
Orders for tororonce Ly the shove Corm - nine will be
received nod insurances ed . erled he the touterSigited,
egvio hr Pitishurgh. G 1.4). COCHRAN. -
jeoViin. 26 Wood -street.
ConuelVaMagical Pain Extractor.
Tis 11,/W 17.1115,51,1 by nmtheal nem that Council's I 111agical faun Extractor. itiattufacittred Comstock
& Ca. '211:M11r/21110 St., Nosy York, is the 'greatest - won
der of the loth crutury. Its elfeets or., truly miraculous.
All pains are removed from IntritS', scalds, kr.. tool .all
eXtsrlllll sores, in n tltw minutes Inlet its nitlication;
same the sae on the most tleticote Akin, treeing no
sear. It is equally hear-Mint itt nll kiwis of inflammato
ry diseases. , sock ns sewn Nipples told Eyes. Sprains,
Klutuutittism. White Swelling. and Ulcers. Bruises, Karim.
eltillltlnius, Erysipelas. Biles. L/olorcaux, &c. We
might add as proof to all we say, the names of manyota-
Inteslt physicians who use it in their practice. and hum
dreds.of the elenty who praise it to their people. Kim!
parent 2..,p it constantly col hand. itt case of rtecidents by
Mee life tatty be lost without, but by its use all Mims are
subject t o its routr u l. unle s s the vitals tire destroyed. Can
tion—remeinher and ask for Conn.trx .11a.ziral Pain Er
trucror, manufactured by Couutock tt Co., X. 1., and take
smother.
SOIIEN.*C.—The Genuine Linarnnet. is no
nnicic outre justly eelebristeil as a e dre for the above.
than any or till others. Its cures We almost immediate,
and it is only nell'esiotryl to let those who know the article
mid us• it with such great StireeKs. that it is to Le had
true mid genuine of Coimdoek & Co., 21 Colirthuid st..
N. Y.. sole proprietor.
Fold only genuine in l'ittshilrall. P... by WM. JACIINON,
S 9 Liberty St., head Or 117004 i also in WilOthigion, Pa..
Its A. Clark ; in 13rownsville by Ihomett &-crocker. also
-he our agent itt every town in rointsylvania,. Ohio, Md.
card Pirtriniu. tiov
"It Is the best Gough Medicine I ever Sit Av."
it rO ,r, l;hi , i r t;!:l , l ,, ti i, iri ( is ,, r . t , :3 ,t f i o .r t i - t t , t r i: ;nitt,:,raiorr,.ii,Txti,ll:,triett:iit
.
. .
Neil, vt,o lins tried it: . ~
'
Mgosito. likTS & nIiOCKIVA v—Aftcr laboring for several
weeks !miler the (WilliVallt:l7Y. of a karaor.ing cough and
Hoist disiressiog cold, which had, duet bir,,,ro i n s uoCih e e t - -
fedi of several of the -infallibleo.” I woo indireed to Out - -
chase a bottle of your Orieinalt • lough Nlixture.-and give
it n fair trial. Tno me great ourpoe. after risiog only one
half of the bottle Ifound myself entirely the
brat medicine I erer sum."
- True cope. JOHN HINDS.
Sold by HAYS & BROCKWAY, Druggists, Commer
cial Row, Liberty eareet; near Canal. ions
t A. MASON & CO., Dry • Boor& Muse; 62 Alo r ka
Strew, benreen Third mad Fourth streets. have just
received a large supply of rich Fall Goods. enmprising in
part : 17 eases various styles Prints and Cldiazes of Ea-
French and American manufacture: 1541 pea rich
and desirable patterns French Ginghams. synrsiudell in
ferior to none lanai - veil inntyle, nastily and rhtirabilliy of
colors: 4 eases splendid Plaid goods tar ladles dresses,
comprising every style for Pall and Winter wear; Cash
meres. M. de Laines. Satin stV'd Alpnecus 'of various
colors: 1-4 and 4-4. Hoek and bine Meek Silks. for Man
tillas; Pulley dress Silks; black and Mode col Ors; M. de
Idling. all wool: Shawls of.every style nadqnslity; Cos
sitneres. Cassinells. Broad Cloths and Vestiags; Mdach
ell and unbleached Misfit's front- 0} to Me. per yard;
Green, . Red and White FlannelS7
Cheeks. Milli,' Shirting's: blenched and brown Drillings,
rtr'. A ll of which are offered 'al wholesale Mal re
tail at the very lowest cash priecs.•
sepll . A. A. MASON st-CO.
NT DIV I)AGUEII.I.IE9TYPE ROOMS. Burkes 8111141-
.04 'lugs, Fourth street.-11oUtiii & AN - rnoxv, Dasmerreo
typists from the Ensure eitien, would call the attention of
the iiilmbitants of Pittshitrgh. and the neighboring towns.
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others ; tit rooms iu
the third story of Burke's hitiMing. 4th st.
Persons wishing pictures Luken tunk rest ussuretl: , that
no pains shall be spored toprcultive theui in the highest
perfection of the net. Our instrtunents , pfe or the most pow
refill hind, enabling te: to execute pictures nilsurpncsed
for high linkh mid truthfulness to nature..'alinpublie.are
solicited to call and examine.
Persons silting, for pietures are neither requirred or ex
peeled to take them aulenn perfect itatimfiteliOn in given.
N. 13. Operators will find akin a good depot fur stoek
and Ntc¢tuiwln.
IrrlnAwnetione given in the art. containing, tint Mote
recent Intprovvuomits.
rut() FfiMeo.l:;.S.—RvCsv...remitle should bare a box of
1 Dr. Ralph's Pills. 'llley-ryeriectly lithipted to- the
peculiarities of their coustituttomwiallux with Amato mild
ness and safety in th'ctinizoa ,,, $. 'Wherever ilitinilue
el, their character bus been rapidly ettirddisited anions;
Ate ladies. with whouithey are emphatically :17h.F . ernthc
Very complete directions for use in tha.ritriMlS-,comS
plaints will be found ht the directions uccoatialifyiiig
each box.
For sale by S. L. CUTIMPAIT,
Si dill] field street. near Third,
Also. by Wm. Cole. Allegheny City: J. G. Smith. Bin:
mingham; and John ArCracken, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh.
jan2s ,
• • • Hollatv;•Mare Castings. - • a
ArFo'ralillni;:"Tiernip",f9ursuepil,irefropfloparlsvehroef
and other CrtAtillgS, will Sala very heavy stock. and air
extensive variety of paitenin: and sizes in store by as..—
Sainples Can be Am% afonr warelinitse, Commercial Row,
Liberty streetosexi W. W. * Wallace's Marble works:.
•
¶ Tenon and priced favorable.-
feb MeIIII.IDB & no,
,
TEVI' HOOK`?-disc i received, by Exprees: Eierunidy,,
Englund.. and Scotkuld, ur recollections.of n Swiss,
minister, by J. 111. Merle IYAnbigng. 0,, author Vf Ilis.
tore of the - Reliiraiatimi., bile, of _Cromwell, &e.
A Practical Exhibition of tie, t;ospels of St. l'thiftlicw.
and St. Mark, in the fortn.of:bectures., intended to insist
the practice of domestic instruction and devotion; by J ohn
Bird Summer, D. D. Bishop of Cheater.- . ;
For sale by ELLIOTT S ENGLISH,
fah2l h ',Ticket street, bet. 41 and 4th.
=MI
3nafittifite. tftSities.
GM=
REME
/' .
PritTL7trnit
LIOETLAND'S dEJ , EHRATi.D ,
_ LOBjEtIIIAN MEDICINES `'
Are without a Hirai or the Cure of . the Diieasek-
F.taken adconling:ta directions they will cure any
case, no:matter-who or-what else,„-lms -
VEGP . r..1,134E - .1111E1.7711.5,Tip III.t$•
Xor.the peraLinent'. Gan
gFpne., Ilysterim.mnd severe nervous, affections: aid are
highlY'recomniended:for. the , cure of Dropsy, - -,Hemoril
Asthina" and 'Neuralgia. - Patients - using- them, in ',mord
'Cases; 4perience benefit 'somt - aft& first dirSel .' They
claret the 4UTV.bIId system , rsiiicli enables them to rest well
during the night. They never fail to effect a Cure, when
taken accenting - to directions.
,D;o outward application can permanently remov.e,theu
mantic panuttiont the system. .Liniments soinctisitestm) as
a palliative fora short period, but there, is always danger
in their use. They may. Cause the Itaiiitri lett/eSone:place
for perhaps_ a vital putt; or else. where the pain will be
• ' . GERMAN:BITTERS,
rot the permanent cure of Liver Cotnplaints:Jaundiee,
Dyspepsia,. Intlicestiott,'.Chionle Debility, Chronic Asth
ma, Nervous .Pulmeatary; Affections, _ (arising
froin the or stomach„) . -Diseases of the Kidneys; and
all disenies urising from a disordered stomach; in both
ninle• and -female. such - af .female weakness;-clizzitinis,
fullness - Of blood - to the head.'They strenghten the . sys
tem.- and remove nil acidity of the Antitank and give It
lone mid. action and assist digestion. `They can,be taken
by the most delicate Stolliftell, and in every case will en
tirely deStrity costiveness - and renovate' the whole SSP
tem. removing all:impurities and remnants of previous
diseases ~.and healthy — action to the whole
Thesymptoms.of Liver Complaint are . uneasiness und
pain iu.theright side, and soreness 01,1)11 touch iminediate
ly under the-inferior ribs; inability to lie on the left aide,
or if at all able, 'a dragging-sensation priidriced, , which se
riously-affects 'respiration. Causing very often , a trouble
some eon& together with these symptoms we porceisen
routed tongue, acidity of die sunnach, deficiency of per
spiration, mid sometimes a sympathetic pain in the right
shoulder. with a great disposition to sleep and deprexiptin
of spirits. nod . sometimes sores in the mouth or thraat,
causing mocns to rise in the nostrils. Joundiceireynent
ly. nceumlianies it, audit dropsy in the face. TheSesympt•
toms, if permitted to youtinbe, will eietinially produce
shut most .Intnend disease. Consumption. In met, a-ma
jority of such eases originate from the irritating causes
ol.ove mentioned. Cutimrtie medicines usual In every
he, avoided in the treatment for it.
. . ,
.
m s,
The syptom of 1)}-rpertritt ere eery verinttu—thme rif
feeling the moteittelt piniie, are nausea. Iteart : hiarit, lois of
appetite. aometitues un excess oi',appetire. tietire of, bal
ite,. or weight on the xtoninelt. riukiag. or fluttering of the
pit of the xtofrlaelt. tivtitl eractalions.or saar.ari,ing from
the trtninack. &e. tryspeprin, devoid of a lilaeltial nature,
i 4 •ivithout ttangt;r but.. if ttriuitig -Irvin a ilieetote of . the
stomach. it is dangerutut. . . . .
.; . .
Nervons Tkbility genera btillv ncrottipau Dyspel • oda-or
lffver Complaint; a will alt cure. A few dcses re
move, all the 'unpleasant elTFEttic. - sitelt - Ifs flittten - g - a
ring
CI &ll SI:116,11On n lying positiOn. doikor
webs beilre the :sight, - fetter and Mid Judi% iodic head.
constant imaginings of evit,•onil great depression of spir
its. lintwurd signs urn, ti quick and stroug pulse, pale
unit di.stressed coinocurnice, &r.
Any cane of the above disease ant be cured effectually
by the use of the Bitters. lip directed. ' • •
. D 011.11.1
. ..
.An littillrtble remerly for Coughs or Colds. or. the Chest.
Spitting or Blood. Intitienru, 'Whooping Cough. Itroii
ohitili. Hen/oral Asthma,. or uny iiiSCIIKII of the Limos - or
.
Throat: • • :
•
. •
This is an invaluable family medicine. It soon relieves
any . Cottali tt Iroarseness. tuition:vents the Croup
earl y administered..' No cough euhl in twilight to
puns negected; fur; neglected - colds sink thousandg to the
gttive annually,. and rause tounfio greW Fiji with
~uie'fituutr:wlib 'wank' have been stiong and rebind, lint
first property_ treated.. - .
' SPIKENARD OINTMENT.
the elliwtout pit. of the Piles. Tetter. Find Rheum.
Scald - Bead- fling-Worms, Intbitned EyeS or Eye-lids,
Barber'. Itch. Frosted Feet. Ohl Sores arising front fever
or itelinire blood: rind Will extract the fire from bbrni, on
application, orreinovenny cutaneous eruptions front the
Skin. Persons trontded with tender fiters glioald Use it
alter slinging: it will. in a thw moments. remove all sore
maw nod . stop the bleeding: ft can always be relied on,
and in invaluable ill ant'
9'A !EIJI NT:O:N .
For the mire ofpaitts or 'weakness in the liver. back, or.
chest:it Will eithrely.rentuve sty deep seated ma...—
These remedies have moused • many to enjoy the ines
timable blesnilang of invigorated health, and in a voile-.
.t) of desperate and übandoned eases:a perfect and •
cal cure..
'llte inninnerable impositions upon the public. and the
matemetits of remarkable cure s never made: yet certified
to by tbigned names. or by persons w•klly unacquainted
-with what they have -endorsed.. readers ; - ditf.eitlt lo do
jaetke to the public iii offeritig matiem htdocement to
make a wild of theso invaluable medicines. They me eu
tirely vetretuhle s and free from all ittjuirictiot ingredients.
and violin your puironuge aolely upon their . Every
tinnily should have a pamphlet—they ran be had of the
agent : gratis. . •
Principal - Depot at the German Nleilichie stare. 278 Race
tweet . one door above Eighth, Philadelphia. For *ale in
Pittsburgh: lay Valli yl Will. THORN.-
. .
21.1.11NCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH !--The Lung,*
17 are its danger, the work of the destroyer has been
be:ruttolte Cough of Cooktooption bath in it a sound of
death.
5.009,11 ,4 3 42
Acs sou A MontEn! . Your..ritrlinz .child. your
. idol
and earthly joy,, now peril - ars eonfinettito her chamber
by a dangerous L cold--lier pale cheeks. her thin shrunken
limier. tell the hold disease has already gained upon her
—the so u nd of her supulehral cough Morriss our sotiL
You Nu MAN. when nisi about to enter life, disease sheds
a heart erushins blight over the fair prospects of the fa
taneyour hectic rough • and feeble limbs tell of your
of hope. inn rou need not despair: There is a balm'
which will held die 11 . 114111,1 ed htliZA. it is
" Sherman's
. a 11-11 e lialsam.
hire. Arrt,ee. the wife of Wm. II: Attree, Esti. was
:riven up by. Dr. Sewall .of Washington. Rite and'
McClellan of Philadelphia'. Dr. Roe and
in Dr. Mott of New
York. lice friends all thoug htunit she fit die. She had
rappearance of beinit and was so
pronounced by lice physiciaits—Sheridans Balsam was
given and it cured her.
Mrs. li.smmilLAN - 12..iff Bull's Ferry: was also cureffor
catisneirptint Ly this Balsam when all other remedies
failed to give relief—she eras reduced to ri skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle.- 2M Broadway, has witnessed its
effects in several rosin; where tin other mcderine Ulfilrti
ell relief—but the Balsam oriented like a charm. Dr. C.
also wititemed its woittleribl effeets ii. curing Asthma,
which it Dover falls of &Atr. Spitting Blood. alarming
as it limy be, is effectually cured. by this Lialsmu. It
heals the ruptured or wounded blood vcssels,antimakes
Lim- lungs sound again.
Rev. lIENnv Justu. 1052 Eighth ascetic. was cured of
rough mid catarrhal affecting of 50 years standing.
first dose gave icing inore relief than till the other medi
cine lie bail ever taken. Dr. 1.. .1. Ikals. 10 Delaney
* rem, gave it to a sister-iii-Lase who was laboring : under
Consumption, mill to 'another Sorel ' allbeted with the
Asthma: , both cases its effects were immediate, soon
restoring them to comfortable health.
Ales. 1.1 - eintri t 11's.t.is. 95 Clabifie-st.. sinfered from
Asthma !!! years. !Sherman's Balsam relieved lier at
mai she is comparatively %well, being enabled to
subdue every attack by u timely use of this medicine.
This indeed in the - great remedy for Cough*. Colds,t4pit
ting Blood. Idt - er Complaints. and all the affections of the
throat, and even Aslllifin and emotpinniuti: . .
Price '23 veil's amid '5l per beide.
Principal Other 106 Nassau street. New York.
Likewise Dr. Shennan's eelehroted Cough, IVorm nod
Camphor !Avenges. Premium Tooth Paste nod Poor
Plaster
. Sold wholosole nod retail by WM. JACKSON, of his
Boo: and Shoe §tore nod Patent Medicine Wnrehouse.
I.:l , erty sireei head of IVood street. and
by the following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny
county :
•
A. U. :11afsbalt. Allegheny city; Jonathan Ohriest.
51a nclicster:JAL H. Jue9nes, Birmingham; A. S.' Getty,
Wylie street; J."(i. llttctm, J.G.con Webster st. and 1.11 m;
Daniel Negley..V4Sl Liberty; 11. L. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh;. Shurpsburgin Saml—Springer,. Clin
ton; James 111 , Kee.Siewurtstowni John Block. Turtle
Creek; C..F. Diehl, Elizabeth: Rowland tt•Son.
Melildowury, Bakerstown; 'Way Alltaughlin,
Numb TownsbiKWin. J. Smith, Teti etunceville: Jus.
Fulton. Turentitunp. 11. Starr, Sewickly. marl.(}
A1131114:1WPINIGN Vl- 2- - - BitW7F.A NUE. at FIT-TIT
-1.1.1.- vine. N. Y., rays: '1 um well persuaded, unit
been (Or some time. that your Domestic Vegetable Pills
are of great use to on those who have occasion to
use them. nmi•have administered teem to toy putiCnts.”
Fever nod Ague. Ityspepsia Mid Bilious Ik.ver, are im
mediately cured by the use Of Dr. Ralph's Pills. Price.
25 cents a box. Sold wholesale tout retail by
S. 1.. CUTHBERT, •
Smithfield street, near Third.
Also. l y Win. Cole. Allegheny city: J. G. Smith,. Bir
minglialta: • and John NlTracken. Filth Ward. cubl.
Jaynex , Family Medicines.
DR. S. S. COOK, Piqua, Ohio., writes.• March. I.S-46:
-I have used your rrTnlifkrge. roman:dare _Brawn.,
alai Runny - rani, in my practice. for the last three years.
and have been exceedingly well pleased with them, and
us yet, tam)* rteollection. failed . of realizing my
fullest 'expectation in their curative properties. Tour
other inetheines I cannot speak of. from experience: hut.
judging front those I have used. I doubt not but that they
clam. mid aro entitled to all. the confidence reposed in
Annan. by those who have used mem. I' wan formerly
very partial to 04 . 0 . Vennifuge, until I beenuteacquata
ted with yeurs, which has any decided prefercne to uuy
other now in use.
Her...145111y. yours..ke., S. S. COOK, M. D."
jr' Fur sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Ten Store. 72
Fourtlig.
_
1)o A. FA lINBSTOCK'S COUGH SI - WM .—This re
l). partition hiss proved itself to be of very great effica
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood. Whimping Cough, and other Pneumonic
All Cetionst and the proprietors tecl warranted in recom
mending it as a safe and useful, medicine, and are pre
pared to show certificates of indisputable authority, in
testimony of its value. ,
It is pleasant to the taste, and is offered also low a price'
as to place it within the reach of every person: There
are. perhaps, hut feW Couglrpreparatione - that will pro. ,
Mice such deeiiled effects pt such a - short Irez
pared and sold liy " • -
B. A. FAHNESTOCK:Sri'CO...
Curlier of First and Wood; ulso, corner ,of Siith: and.
Wood greets. deel3
ilTt RALPH'S — Ct.:taint...gm VEGETABLE PnAs are for
I_l - sale, wholesale and retail, at the
. .
RRATIC•OFFICIC,
No. 50, Smithfield st.
ATsn, by _ .
Win. COle,:AllCglieny" city: .1.14. Smith, Bir-
Mit:Mini; joint-AB:Crockett, Penn street . Fifth 'Wird.
-iiVINRS AND I.l • Quon
.tcrd
9f tiid follawingelirate,
nainQy
Brandy, pale.- ,
" • . •-- dark,
Otard
, anc "
. dark,
Palo
Pine t Castilian &Co "
"
Sazeunc
Ileitnedsy
tint Eitzio
"
Fine Apple
11.44iAkey "
Juinnien Spints,
MMME
tl with - a large"stock. en the hbove nee and
L c 71.3 I ; Chfuripagne and Claret. Wine 4;
foi.s u it7e B tt i iirrt i foPecl, on liluasing tornts, at the Wino Cel
lar end Liquor Store of MAR77N,
feb7 *enter of Smithfield and Front ate.
d~r+'w.3 .~.".es~°ba ~.-: .. .. ~"'~afK..lt3F;:
MIME
EMS
....7 .':•.-.; , .. 4.::ii1 , ,
WESTERN ; YoRKI r
COL- 1 4E6E-0V IIEALTH,
No. 207, _ALIN -STREET. •EVEYAIA) .NEW l'fax
•
D ll. G. C. VAUCAAN'S Vegetable Litkoitti-iptic
Adrer
tisnnen:forl*al7.—tsllcame. A Saw. I Conquered;"
m
is most emphatically.* case with this article. Disease
bait everiielded to its most masvelloni medicinal power.
Wherever it has. gone, antliSouth
Canada, and the trancil States . luirelproviided the trout of
this statement, the above:nut:dation in a - strong and pithy
sentence. tells the - Whole stcmy.„ InVilids - , the principle
upon which you aiti,ettiod,may . hot be known.. to you.
but the result of, trial hi, sati.stactory •- yintare restored;
and the secret of the enrol - chi:Min the proprietor.—
The Medierne.-is,a- - compound of 22 distinct vegetable
agencies; each indiVidual rout has its own- peculiar, ex
desire, metlicinal-pioperty, conflicting With no other
compound--ends,-out makes its'Ohin cur . evand us a Per
fect combination. when takettinto the system. 11 does the
work which NATURE, when her laws „were first establish
ed: intended it should do—PUIFIES, STRENGTIIENS.
ANB_RES — TDRES the. broken down, debiltated constitu
tion. Dimes's - , itseliarateys.., '
be completely
• ertulicated.from the system by its Use. See pamphleti iu
agents' hairdo, for free eirenfaiiiiit,-Iliel treat .upon aU
&seam w
, and shotesitinonY. of. ures. GRAVEL, and all
complaints ofthe urinary masa forth,' also the.cause of
great suffering, and VsroutvesLirito.Franme hus acquired
no small celebrity over the tin:miry. by the cures it has
intuit in this distressing classof atilictioms. So famed, it
seems. is this medicine. that it has thus _attracted the no
tice of one of our Medical pitbliCations. in the Noecm
he No. itHU, of the "Buffalo Journal and Monthly Re
view 'of Medical and'Surgicel Science: l 'in - an article !m
-on calculous diseases, and ‘• solvents," the, writer, oiler
noticing the fact - that the English govertunent Once pat
ella-GNU/ secret _remedy. and alsonoticing_ the purchase
lii 1M 2: of a secret remedy. by the' Legislature of New
York,ihus pays tribute to the -tome of the Medicine:-
"Why do not our Representatives ill Senate andAssem-
Mf convened, enlighten • and' 'dissolve , the suffering
thousands of -this country, by the purchase. - of Vaughn -a
Vegetuble Llthontriptic. than which no solvent since the
days of Alchemy has Possessed- one 'half 'the. lamer— !
Reader, here is a period ical of high standing, acknOw
.ledged throughout a large section - of this country: to' be
one or thervest conducted journals of the-kind m the t..
States, es - Changing with the scientific works of Europe
to our Certain knowledge, editedary 'Austin Flint,. M.
and contributed to by
.Inen of the. highest professional
ability. thus stepping aside - to iv - mire's secret remedy."
You trill in once understand no .unkitoten pod - worthless
Ilmitrum. could 'thus e XiOrt a continent front so high a Oa r
ter—and conseipiently. unless it directly- emit:heted with
the, practice of the Menhy,. it mast have been its, great,
ftnner which ling Coma:it it. 10 receive this pasivinglllMl.
hIDNEY IT the back and seine' iiteguldr.
jutinlid and 'ttippressed nstittatiort," Fhtlir Alin.[;:; and
the entire complicated train.ot evils which .follow'x•dis- -
ordered system, are at once relieved by the. inedicitie.
Send for pamphlets from -Agents. and you , will find_evi
`deuce of the value.of line Lithontriptie there put:fortlt—
..-As a remedy thr the irregularities of AM female'systeni.
it has in the compound a -root" which has been resorted
to in the nortliot Europe for ceuturies—as risme cure for
.thi<eontplaitti. sett a rest etcr of health oldie entire. system. :
lariat Colll , L.ilEt, JU
ANDICE, BILJOEE DIBEARER . ,kc..., are
itistuvitly People. or 411 e AN'est Will find it .the
only remedy these venni:dots, as well as Fermi
Aot E. ThCfß'ilil inireinerty like it, and no calontil tn.! qui-•
nine. forms any pail of this migutre....No injury will re
sult in its !the.. 111,11 its active proper:imam uminfested
'the Ilse. of a single 20:oz bottle. For Fever and -- Ague. -
leifieero
Disorders. take no other Medicine.
Corr. willfitid.rtiiri: The aetiini Of this mediettie noon
thva Blood. will change. the originates LE
rho I.looli-11110 41. healthy result will. follow— Dvsearsra.
Isniumrtex. ke.„yjeld in a few days use of this Medi
cine. intianunnuon of the Lt - sns: COIL
C itron
alSo:hug ewer ['Mind relief. lSrrnjrhi , Erysipelas.
Itolfanted Eyes—elf•enused by impure • blood--xvill:,find
.thus article the remedy. The R!,, - ,ilClll. completely...acted
upon by the twenty.two different properties. of the Mix
ture. is purified and ovstureilL—as a partial cure still, not
follow. The train of i , imitivon catimfaiuts; Palphinton of
ME 11 - tart, Sick - H - uilarke. Debility. 4-c.. are nII the restilt of
cattle derangement of the.syrteut. avid the (Brst .Rth-rh
anti will do Its work.- Tiverton:astir set .forth iu thm ad
vertisement. are based noon the proof of what B. hits done
in the part four years. The written testimony 'of 11600
Agents. in Canada- the United Statei.Englund and South
•America.iu the'pot , ..emsiup of theympriettn!--ond cart be
seen by all interested—Me sufficient detrainstratioa that
his the best Medicine errr offered tolhe.lVorld. Get the
paniphlet, and runty the,priumple as-there laid dowit. of
the method of cure. Pm up in 30 oz. bentleS: at Sirt 12
oz. do. at Si mirk—the largest holding 6 oz: more than.
two small bottles. Look out "and not get imposed
.Evell - bottle - has " Vatiglin7r - - Vegetable Mithontriptie.
Afixisire"..blown upon the glass. the wrrre- - 4 signature of
-G. C. Vinci," on the directions. and C. Vaughn.
Ituffnlo, - stamped on the cork. None other are'genuine.
Prepared Ivy Dr - . G. C. Vaughn. and sold - at the Princip al th rice. 21t7 Main street. Buffalo, at vrliolesale and retail.
.No attentimt kriVIM to letters, 'unless post paid—Orders
from reguligly constituted Agents excepted ; past:Reid
letters. or verbal eommunications soliciting,: tillage,
promptly attehdeiltiagratig. ' • • • ••-
Others devoted exettieivery . to_ the ;Sale of this .
—132 Nassau streets. New. ark - city t. 295 ERRRE'RPrRei,
• Salem. idansuchitsens. and
~by the principal Druggists
throughout/he United Siates and Canada as advertised
in the papers.
• Agents in this - city = - • _ • - •
.
trays iirockw;iy. WhOlisale and Retail - Agent/WM,
2. C-oraparreial Row. Lihertyalreet. Pittsburgh.. Als'o, it
F.. selhors, 57 . 1f0ral street.; John 3litehell,„ - Yedend street
Allegheny run John Barclay, Bc.i.v . .eri John iintith
Bridgewater.. . jan2o-dikwly
riIIINESE II AIR CREAM—A thatehle.es article Ibr
growth. bentity.,:ind :restoration - of the. Alitir....Tli4
Crr11111: -
when .mice known. will superectle 0 otheiarti
den of the kind now in use. Where the hair inrdead
harsh i thin. unhealthy.. Wor. . taming grey. n few apillica,
lions will make the hair soil nndilart and give-jun beau
tiful. lively appearance: and. Will also - Make itimiiiitain
irs, liveliness:4lnd - healthy color, twice as long u.snit the
preparations that . are generally used. Where the Calais
thin, or has fallen off; it may lie restored by it:din:this
Cream. Every linty anti treittlentan who in in thiluiliit of
using 0114 on theiranirshntila at once purchase a bottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream. an it is so coniponecl that
not injure the- hair lihe the otherpreparatiosin.litil, will
beautify it, . and
. .give perfect satisfaction in . every in
, .
- Far testimony to itn very superior qualitien. seethe fol.
lowing letter from the lice. - Mr. to-
Hendershot!. k - Stretch, .Nashville, -.general agents,fin . the
Southern Staten:
Letter of the nce.l2. et:tither& Pastor cithe-Presbytcrion
Church, Eutry-ski. - •
MEl:sus Ilimmitstiorr & STRETCH: Ginctmtms-LUtake
I,v:wore in adding Mc testhnonylit favor of the excellent
prepuratiou called fir. Paridis - Chinor Hair Crrarni: for,
about two years ago my hair was very dry, bri tlyt and
disposed to come nob but having procured a bottle rlf the
Cretin. and used it according to the prescription; it
clastie, soft. and firm . to tbe bead. Many bittsatus and
oils wore rtjipliet . cac caving to hair in a worse state
Mon before. Thu Cream, however, has met my'evec
tutions.
. .
. .
.As an ankle . thr the toilet. my Wife gives it preference
over .all others. being delicately perfumed and tiot!ilis
pmiell to nuteiday. The ladies, - eaßeciully...will find the
Chinese Cream to he n desidenitum itt-their prepanitions
fiir the toilet. . Respectfully, &c.. •
IL CALDWELL.
liPtt Putusry 7. kV. • -.
ra'1. 4 0141 wholesale' and retail. in Pittsburgh, by - john
M. Townsend. 45 Market st:; and . Joel Mohler. corner of
Winn! and Fifth sta.
. .
T ADIE.tn arc cautioned against using Coleman . Prima
l/ red Chalk : Tbey are not aware hots- frightfidly inju
rious it is to the skin ! lion- coarse, how rough, how sallow,
yellow. and unhealthy the skin appears alter using: pre
pared chalk 'Resides it in injurious. containing a. large
of lead! have prepared a beautiful vege
table article. which we call. Jones' Spanish Lilly White.
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of till deleterious
qualities, and it imparts' to the. skin a natural, healthy,
alabaster. clear,.. lively white; at:the siontAlline 'feting
us a cosmetic OtiAlie skin. tniskitig it soft and Smooth.
1)r. James Andersen„Practical Chemist of .filassachu
setts, says : -.Atter analysing Jones' Spanish Lilly White.
1 find it possesses theruunflicautifirlatailnataral, and at
the name titan innocent, White I eioei saw. I"certainly
Can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose:skin
requires heautifying.7 .Price 25. cents a box,. Directions
—the best itay,..to apply I,illy White, is with soft leather
or wool--Lhoionner IS preferable. '
A FINE sat on; l'Em-ritroa 25. c teeth,_
foul breath, healiby.gtuns. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
idler being 011 CC n or.,twice cleaned with /once. AMher
'Tooth Pulite, bade the appearance 6f . the inostliettatiful
ivory, and. at the same time it is 'so perfectly iiinocent
and exquiSitely fine. that its constant daily: use is highly
mlvantmieous, even to those teeth that are in goodeonth
non, giving then a beautiful:' polish, and.preventing a
premature decay: Those already decayedit , prevents
from becoming worseit also fastens such as is becoming
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delieately white. mid make the breath deliciously sweet.
Price 25 or 311C - Fitts a box. All the above are soldmnly
at 5'2 Chatham at., nign of the American Eagle, New York.
and by the appointed Agents whose manes appear in.the
next column. r--
WILL Yi.117 SIARRY, and get u rich husband,. lady ' , Your
thee is your fortune." Is't beautiful, clear, fair? is -
white' If. not. it can be etude so even though it be yet
low, disfigured , sunburnt, tanned and freckled. . Thous-.
ands have been made Thus who have washed mine or,
twice - with . TOnes , Lotion Chemical Sonp. 'The' effect is
glorhatis and magnificent. But be nitre you keiihe genu
ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of the AmeriCan Engle, -alt
Cixtbankstroct. ' _ "
ttimr-worm, Salt-rhennt. Sturrey, Erysipelas. Barber's
Itch, are often-cured by Jones' Italian Chemical ts;Oan,
whoa every kind of remedy had failed. That it cures
pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, all know. Bald at
the American Ea gle,i 81 Chatham street. Mind; reader,
this seldoni or never
• .. C. INGLIS. Tr.; Paitermin.
Sold at JACKSON'S 80 Liberty at., head . of Wood, Simi of
of the Big Boot. nov:M.
• .
MERICAIC OIL-THE GREAT REMEDY - OFNA
TURE.--Procured fr.,.tu a well in Kentucky,lB.s feet
below the earth's surface. This Oil will be found vastly
superior to' Radon, British, or any other fornierlylkiepu
ltir Oils Its curative properties for the following ali
n,euts are truly - wontlerthl: Inflamatory rheumatism,
- whooping-Cough; phthisie, clouglat, eolds spturritii t o tter,
.erystpclas. scald , head, croup, inflammatory sore throat,
liver complaint. inflammation of the'kidneys: pains itt the
bream side and back. diseases of the spine. piles, heart
burn. diseases of the hip joiat,dens
nest: and ear eche. worsts, tooth ache, sprains, Strains,
burns. scalds, brniies, cats, ulcers, canceel fever,' epres, , .
Price 50 cents per , bottle. Sold wholesnle and retail by'
JACKSO;sI, at his boot and shoo - afore, 89 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Tlie Istti Boot stands to the door war;
Only s lacein , Pittsbargh where the outteilve cliche ob
'CAnnort.—ln order to be sure of obtaining+ theitinithte.
purchase 'only, - of the general agent for Western rennsyl:
Nmhitt, Wm:Jack sun. ed Liberty street, or through - sub
'Agents appointed by him for its sale, each of whom will
haven show bill and general directions in pamphlet form
containing the names and address of - the Proprietor and
General Agent of Western Pennsylvania, as followk:
Co- proprietor. Kentucky. - • - •
•'AVra. Jackson; General Agent for Wisterti Pennsylva
nia, 89. Liberty street: Pittsburgh, to - wltotn= all orders
roast be addressed.- - .• . ;
00 Whole, fiftives;Quar
iandy, 'Wines. Gins, ac; 'iids,.gmdes, end vintogea
Lout Marttet Wine
Ronea.Port
tient
Burgundy • -
$: hrildeira
'.Syniingtesi
Faye'
Vale Sherry
.Brewa "
Goldeit
Tehrifte
u
Claret ."
OthmavY----BooltbottlO v enclotted ht one of the above
tanned PelOphlets, Cod the name of William Jackson; (the
'genialand orilywholecale agent for Western Panneyl—
vanic,;) printed ceithe outside of the label -oetittt
•
5 8A 8 11 . .. , S r r e$ ; r11011 But;er;"
Clover Seed; jtt; rxekfri - . nnd rTilsale
Nn. Market; and 62'flitj,
Swtet kpry . Nlaltyja "
. ' '
Drugs-jiiitlYtatbieutti. 3.
MBE
-..„...,,,, , .,:-..,,..1,....,:
A RE universally admitted to o: , perateiporpaly,suran
A
dreetualiarmatiee,.but avller.q.'falittsCreayslionta
all diseases which can affect they human ~ f sartie.
epd
ache. Indigestion,-Rheumatism. Piles, 'Scurvy, biopsy,
Small Pot- Chalets lliortrut% -Worms, Whooping:p..o,
Consumption. Juundicc, qulusey,
plaint. Apoplexy,. Canacx*, Measles, Snit Rhauni,
Heartburn. Giddiness. Erysipelas. Deafneis; Itchininsiof
die Skin„ Colds; Goat, Ornvoli Pains= the Beek, lewdest
Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Rising; hiThrc' bit;
Asthnut. Fevers of all kinds; Femtde Complainta,Stitchei
In the Side, Spitting of Blood, Sore Eyes ! Serofula,'St.
Anthony's Fire, Lowness of Spirits, Flocahug,Fluor 'Al
hue or Whites, Gripes, King's Evil, LockjaP:v.grofria;
Bile on the Stomach. mid ull bilious affections . suriwk i
Swelled Feet and' Legs, S wine-Pox, White Swellings,
Tremors; Tumors, Ulcers, Vontiting=sind a bostot others
hone successfully and repeatedly been vanquished by
heir allzfowerful arm.' -'
They have been known to effect permanent cures wont
all other remedies Mid proved unavailing, and in the Is..
stages of diSease. •
. .
They have in ninny eases superseded thepreseripitvskill
of Me mast eminent physiciansi' and received besides their
unqualified emumendutioo.i
They hove been frequently recommenced by men of the
most distinguished (lanai:tars throughout the land,. and
been sanctioned in Europe by Noblemen, and Princes , of
royal blood.
'fbry have been introduced into the hospitals of F.dln.;
burgh. POtiS. and Vienna. and through the disinterested
exertions of our Foreign Arabussaders. they Inive recei
ved the favorable commendation of the Emperor of Rua. '
sim and of his Celestial Majesty of the Chinese Einpire..
IV' Scarcely a Packet vessel of any repute sails from
the port of New York. trithout an abundant supplY piths
SICK MANS NEVER FAILING FRIEND.. . ,
IV - Agencies have been estriblished in all the pritiellia:t .
Cit/C8 in the Union, and applications are constantly reach
ing us from utmost numberless villages in every section:
of the country. Testimonials of their marvellous effecps
are pouring in from all quarters--and in such numbers .
that we havetiot titne to read one half of them. Whet
stronger or more conclusive evidence than these imports
ant facts can the most sceptical desire! is it possible, that
the many thousands. who have tried cucfrmq.rs
• PILLS, can be deceived in their results! Irony Mmes.;
terror quackery existed, would it not long agolinve been/
held rip. as it should be, to the. scorn and -derision of a'
justly offended connnuisitv.
Irc Remember, Dr. C. Clickener is theorightal ,
"venter of Sugar Coated Pills: and that nothing of the sort •
was over hoard of. until he introduced dictum' Jiiiie,l643.
I'n/chasers should. therefore. always oak 'forlllickener's
Sugur Coated Vegetable Pills, and take no other, or they
. willbe made the VlCtiflls Or - • . •
PRICE, 25 CENTS PER BOX.
Dr. Cllekener's principal alficc for the, side ofpills..is oe
Vesry et.. Kew York.
WM. JACKSON. eV Liberty st.. head of Woad
bunili. I's., Uencral .Agent for Western. Prinsyl!ania,,
Northern Ohio, and the. River Counties of.
Thu following arc Dr. Clickener's duly appointed A
gents for Allegheny co.. Pa.
W3I. JACKSON, (principal) 60 Liberty street, bowl of
Wood. •
A. M. 'Jlartshall. Allegheny-City. • ,
-Jonnthan Ghelest, Manchester. • • ,
C. Townsend & .. " . •
Jim. R. 11. Jacques, Bi • gbege.
Jiro. H. Cassel, Penn at.
• Andress- S. Getty, Wylie st. •
Robert Williams, Arthursville.
R: 11. Hemingray. South NVit rd.
' Win:J. Sndth,Tempeittneeville. • •
•'• • 'Jerez:dial, Fleming, Lawrcnnoville. • • •
. Negley; East Liberty. . .
Edward Thompson, Willinsburgh.
.Tlionias Albin Sbarpnburgh. •
G. IL Starr. Sewickley.
. Stamm' Springer. Clinton
James M'Kee. Stewartstown.
John 'Black, Turtle Creek,
C. E. Diehl, Elizabeth.
Plumb Township, , • . •
J. Jones, Bakerstown.
Penny. M'Keesport.• myll
66 1 T IS BEST' ,C01;011 MiIIDICINE I EVER
USE.II. - --This' Was expressed in our lteating'yes
teniuy. by an intelligent gentleman. who had used but
ahputone half of a bottle of Dr. Willurtts Oriental pulp!
Mixture. before btu . was entirely cered. Come and get ~ a
bottle of it, and It the most obstinate cough or rold coca
not di.mpear by its use, your money. will be -refumled.
Compounded 11.11 It is. of the moat edeetis e. though bona
less and pleasant remedies. its air , for ) ears hasourr
deed run it. fail to give entire satimitetion. ••••
For sale, wholesale and retail. by .• • •
lIAYS &
ljbertv street:neat Canal Basin.'
Lawrenceville,:
Sold also by
°all
‘VI.I.I.ARLYS Oriental Cono , Lae its
WORJUL 're.atst•rf." Those who have twilled an im
portunity. of trying this Feat remedy for.the petmehent
oure.of every affection of the lungs. should not fail.to give
it a trim. Certificates of its efficiency : from our own cit
izens. which .we arc constantly receiving. cannot fail' to
convince the skeptical. Reud the following time windy
of high artatiding In Allegheny:
" Au.anziENY Crrr, Feb. 7, IBM
'..flfentri. 'Ho yr 4- Brockway: It affords me great plea
en= to licruble to mitt mytertimony in favor 01 ,DA Wil
lard's truly 'Valuable cough medicine. Aboutthrec months
sitter I was attacked with a violent cold, and was much
. distressed veldt the cough. frmn which I 'could .get , ffif re
lie£ untill , was a abort time sines induced to call at your
store anti purchase some of the. Oriental Cough Mixture.
1 ant happy to stoic that the use of the second 'bottle has
entirely cond.!). ; and. having pent cottfidence , ln It. I
bnce; 7 llnd - shageoutitterto recommend - Irby rat friends.
•• GRACE I,trimiati."
. .
Price, 2.Teents n bottle.' •Soldby • ••.
-. B -
AYS .1311OCK WAY.
No. 2. Com. Row, Lii,nr. f it.„,, I , a t •
ifebllll . J. FLENIING. Lawrenceoll•
1111.0N1 the Now York Gazette, Oct. 6, 1&19, a dully
paper deservedly at the bead of the daily press in
thii - eountry.
Bristol, Extract of Sarsappritta.-11 were but courtesy
to call the attention of our renders io this invaluable preps
nratien which will he found advertised in another etilmmi.
51r. Bristol is a brother, and issues a highly iittereiting .
newspaper, every low and Men, one or two nutuberi-of
which we have already noticed: and the medicine itself
has been eulogised by nearly all the preais of the western
country, and, we doubt not, justly eulogised. Ithas in its
favor, .moreover. very' flattering testimonials :from the
most eminent practi6oners in every pan of, the country
where it Nos been' meth. There is beauty and tittle
enough in the bottles, andlo.the engraved Wight in which
they are enveloped, to induce a purelWti even if . the
preparation itself were net •one of the Kovereignest is
the world.” us every person must believe it ift-thut ts,
every one MUM believe it' is,-that is, every one who
would not resist a mum of demotic iitary &vide nee.eottela
sive enough to convert a Turk to Christianity. Buyout
of the bottles, gentle render, and see whether you do not
agree with us on this point.
For sale by - B. A. FAIINT STOCK & Co.,
&WU car. orbit and Wood and 11th rind Wood etc.
. - olimemAnm
s, oorr, AND. 'I'IC.DO ,X
I.oltEL'.
1 - 1, A respectable gentleman culled at our othca,.as he
said, to imam us that be had been a ffl icted .fur 15 years
with Itheutuntittin or Gout, and occasionally. with: Tit
Di:styrene; that he had been frequently coutined to his
rooldfor months together, and often suffered the most in
tense and excruciating pain. but that lately be had been
using Jaynes .Altrintirr. from which he found dm most sig
net and unexpected relief. lie says he found the medi
cine very pleasant and effective, and that he now con
siders himself perfectly cured.—Philadelphia North Amer
kon.
A Fscr 'Worm Ktrowero.—A gentleman of Scrofulous
habit, from illaketedoll itl his younger days. bectiiiirat
feetecl with Ulcerations in the Throat and Nose, and a
diptrecable eruption of the Skin.. Indeed, his whole
system bore the marls of being satdrated with disease.
One band anal wrist were so flinch affected that he had
lost die use of the hand. every part being covered wits
deep. painful. mid offensive ulcers.. and were as hollow
and porous as an honey-comb. It was at this stage of his
complaint, when death appeared inevitable from a loath
soma disease, that he commenced the use of Jayne's .Al
temtiva.mal having taken 61.X.teell bottles, is now perfect-.
ly cured.
Tito Alterative operates through the eirenlatioa, and•
purifies the blood and eradicates disease front the system,
wherever located. and the numerous cores it has•per.,
formed in diseases olthe skin, Calicei,, scrofula, gout,
liver Miami:tint, dyspepsiapad other'ehrouic diseases, is
traiV on
istishiug.—Sperif of" the Times. • .
For sale in Pittsbutgli,akthe PEKIN TEA STORE,
72Fourth street. .•' . • •
nONSUMPTION, COUGH, SPITTING OF BLOOD!
- BRONCHITIB,•ASTHNLA. ke.—To Costs
Four-fifths of you ore really" suffering from n - Cg u i7tn
Colds. or an obitruetiou and consequent inflantanon of
. the'delicate lining of those tubes through which' the air
we breathe is distributed to the lunge. This obstruction,
precluces . pnin and soreness. hoarseness, cough, difficulty;
of breathing. hectic fever, and a spitting of blood, mottos.
or phlegm. which finally exhausts the strength of the pa
ftent--and death ensiles. JAVNES' EXPh:CTORAN'P
never fags to remove this obstruction, and produces the,
most pleasing- and happy results. It is certain iu its cf..
.feels, and eannot.fail to relieve.
For sale in Pirtittntrgh at the Pekin Tea Store. 72 Founts_
st., near Wood. Jane
- 13 EST 111ILDICLNE
• /3 Another evidence of the superiority of Dr. Ira?,
later Cough Mi.rturr, over nllothers.. Bead thu following :
certificate front a respectable citizen of the Fifth lrertlt :
• Prrrsucaon, Nov. S. 1t47.
"This certified that for sonic weeks past I wasinatitled
with a very serious Cough, which was evidently bet tut
'rig seated on the lungs to such an extent as to resist the.
l effect of every medicine which I had been um' was •
finally persuaded to •call at Bays & BroekWart , Drug
Store, and get a bottle of Dr. Willarcfp Oriental. Cough.
Alia-tare; which: to my great surprise. relieved me very
much; after taking only two or three doses, and before t
had used one bottle. I was edtirely cared. I weseoilinCh,
pleased with its effects, that I hove brought others to buy
it. and shall continue to recommend it to my friends: ue P.
firmly believe it to be the bat Cough Mullein, In the world!'
' • " AMINSW . WCASTXV..
Try it—only 25 cents a Bottle. Sold by
HAYS & BROCkWAT:
No. 4, Liberty street, near Cannl Basin.
.1. FLEMING
Lawry neeville.
Sold tits° by
novin
.
I)ALM .OBCOIXIBBI.A..—Haft Tartfa.-Tob i te Bad and ,
_ADO Grey.—lf you wish a rich, luxurious head of hair, free
from dandratrand scurf, do oat WI to procure the genuine-
Balsam' of Ceiluntbia. .I.n eases of baldness, it will more
than exceed your expectations. 'Many who ,hire., lost ,
their hairfor twenty years have had it restored to itaori
gine! perfectioai by the use of this Balsam. Age, state, or•
condition, appears to be no obstacle.. Whatever. It also,
causes , the fluid to flow with which the delicate hair tube
is filled, by which means thoustuals, whose hair was grey
as the.Astatic eagle, have had their hair restored to na
natural color, by . the use of this invaluable remedy. In
all cases of fever 'twill be found o ne of the most pleasant
%wishes that ' can . be need. A few applications only are
necessary to keep the hair front fulling out. 11 strengthens..
the roots. it never fails to import a rich, glossy appertr
once; and, as a perfume for the toilet, it is unequal:ed. It
holds three times as much as other miscalled Bair Rector- •
atives, and is more effectual. The , genuine •manafae
lured only by Comstock '& Son, 21 Courtltunlt.street, New ,
York.
. - Sold only genuine in Pittaburgb;.by O.
- I,ibery street. head of Wood; also, in Washington', ra.,,
by A. Sweeney & Son ; in Cannonsburgh, by Dr.:Verweilil,
inHrowneville, by Bennett &Coker; also, in evertUrartai
- niPeunavlvanus.•Ohio, Maryland and Virginia.
". - novta:d wein., • •
1.,...&- koggi No. ,1 Lan4 . • •
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ck ers. N 9: 1 do.; • -•
•••• aokfor sole by
cilitts 4
janl4l MILLER &
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