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TO ARMS! To ARlt Sl—Threntenedin
vasion of We stern Pellet!. by Cot Switl.with
men, notWitlistanding which. J. M.
*trite , tvilliontinue to sell clothing chenper than any
hasteretofore been offered in the Western country, hay-
iug.gtelatgest establishment in the city, fronting on Lib
ertyfutiCktiliits.- He ianowprapared - to .- simw to hot•
numerous patrons the RTIMICSL variety, of cloths. CliSSi
nteres,_vestings, and clothing of all deseriptitnts. suitable.
for.tlielppronchin;; season, tbathas ever . beetloffered
this rnerket. - to which all can have the Bight .:of Way.—
Observe the corner. No. 167. I.ibertv and Sizth eta.
liu9s J. M. wive, tAILOI7., Proprietor.
GOODS, NEW - GOOD.S.IIte ceitTed'attherlron
.City Clothing Store, a splendid assortment of Cloths,
einisisting of fine French, huglish and American Plain,
„black and fancy Cassitneres, of the moat modern styles;
fine figured Cashmere Vestings, Silk Velvet, Plain and
Fancy Satins—all of which we Will make up at the most
reasonable prices, in a durable and fashionable style.
Ready - made, Clothing, of all descriptions; 'Lady's
Cloaks of the most fashionable patterns. Neck ,and
Pocket Ildktk, 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. 1,01 Liberty street, immediately opposite the mouth
of Market. [octle-u] C. MCLOSKEY.
• - Clothing I Clothing t I Clothing I t t
The , Vow' Big Doors vs: The Western World
if.so. 000
VEIL SELECTED UARMENTS now
made and ready to be offered on the
most literal terms to my old dustotners and the public in
Mend. The Proprietor of this far-rained and extensive
ertibliiihment has now; atter Tenanting from the Eastern
cities; at much trouble anti expense, lust completed .his
fall and winter arrangements to supply his thousands of
customers with Otte of the most desirable stocks of Clo
thalig that has &see been offered in this or any other mar
ket west of the mountains. For neatness ut style and
workmanship, combined - with the very low price which
they will be sold for, must certainly' tender the old unri
valled Three Big Doors one of thexreatest attractions of
the western country. It is gratifying to me to he able to
announce to my numerous friends at home and ahrono I
that notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts which
haire marleAo meet the many calls, in my line, it is with
difficulty T can keep time with the constant rush that is
made on this establishment- It is a well established
fact, that my sales are eignt or ten times larger than any
other house in the trade, and this being the case on the
amount sold; I can a ['rod to sell at touch less profit than
• others could. possibly think of doing if they wished to
cover contingent expenses. I intend to make a clean
sweep of till my presentstock before the beginning or next
-- year t,coining to this conclusion, I will make it the inter
est of every man, why wants a cheap winter suit, to call
and purchase at the Three Big Doors. .
04C211-ilecig JOHN M'di.OiiKEY.
as
S E l iiNt°S-R( ; 114l—\ Vi k ( i"
iti:gtf description. such a;cloa over
coats, superfine blanket. Beaver. Vital- and heavy broad
cloths, superfine cloth, dress. and frock coats; a large as
sortment of tweed, sack and frock coats.
eassiniere, and satinet pantaloons; also. a Nit
eroi assortment of vests; plain and fancy velvet, cloth,
casiiitaere and fancy woolen, and pinid cassimere. with
a grant variety of superfine Irish linen. trimmed shirts,
under shirts. stock. cravats. comforts and all other ani
- ties iu the •• Ming line, which will be sold low for Cash.
['melts- . all Mid it much to their advantage to call
soon, at 40 Liberty street. P. DELANY
B. A complete assortment of goods. suitable for
- Customer work, always on hand, such as English. French
and American cloths. and eassimeres; also a choice as-•
sontnent of - seasonable vestings—all of which will be
Made to order in the latest styles, and oil the most ric-
CoMmodating tenns.
Clothing I Clot 'Mat;
31 itt.: spring and F.:limner stock sitiat is now ready to be
offeredat the old oriitiital
MEE
Is one or the Inv.:est nod choicest in selection that has riv
er Leen caltibited by any ofic concern in this or any oth-
Cr,city in. the fulfill. I will not undertake to 4lnierliil7 to
the reader the different mosornismits of articles which I
vow have to oder them; but will simply tell them that if
they, only favor use with a call. I will lay before them
1:1:5,000 dill - event garments io make n choice out of, et-n
-.:vain» in part :if Conts. from the richest in qua lity d own
to the lowest in pried: ralllai4,ol - ill and Cats, to the as
tonishment or the beholder, trill! both mouth and eyes
open. wandering in the most extravagant degree of snr
prkser how suclia vast collection of We..ailf lunar ctornt.fen
could possibly be collected together under the control of
ondiudividual But such likings will he. ns Ion; as per
severance-still industry is the main-spring of trade.—
irithoutony intention of boasting. on my part, I will +ay
at-the same time. it is of suck metal I n e t principally coin-
posed, for nothing in the .liape or form of difficulties. no
maUer.what theitentarattittide may he. can sleter.me-from
accomplishing ,n object. in providing for the former, the
meehantc. and the day laborer. 114 whole attention is
taken np with the greatest care for their welfare. in get
dog up fashionable. and at the same time substantial gar
ments; to meet thew demands; and as for others. who
fejtc, themselves moving in a different sphere. and re
quiring an article of the ne phis ultra kind, they - have
only to give:toe art outline of their wants, and they are
salted to a word.
NOM let me say a word or two to ins c try merch
anti' in the trade If you wish to save fro least 25 to
20 per cent, in yoor wholesale purchases. call in at the
"Three Mg Doors," and if I don't meet your most sail
gnine hopes, in the way of getting cheap bargains. a n d
fresh seasonable goods. I will not in future attempt to ott
er any inducements of a similar kind to a generous peo
ple of so noble a nature tool close discernment.
JOHN lII'CLOSKEY,
No. 151 Liberty street.
- CAhr,„rn„l'e en„la't;L'h -- .. 1 ,, - nlu. - florkntiline E ,l'ao3n)rillerretceniv„V 6 th
orient, a splendid assortment of T‘ s• HEX ' S for ) suattner
also, a superior lot of French Satin VESTINGS. all of
which be it ready to make up in the latest fashion sod
on the most reasonable terms as usual. observe t h e
corner, No. IC Itiberty and Sixth streets,
myll. J. U. WHITE, Tailor, Proprietor,
ÜBLUSHING IMPI:DENEE..—Erom a rnittlished
card of M'Calinunt & Bond, of Philadelphia, the
public would be led to believe that we have been chinn
ing a Trivilege we had no right to. That they have
abandoned. 30001 time since. the exclusive agency sy,-
tent.. 7 and that we have right to claim exclusive privil
egeS with their teas." I never pretended to sell the ten,
of this spurious concern. I have been selling the teas of
the New York Pekin Tea Company for the last two
years. as the public are aware, and have been to New
York four times in that time, and never heard of this Hew
concern tintil lately but as meal dealers.
The tea business of NECallmont & Bond is about eight
mouths old, and their assumption of the Pekin Tea Con
patty's name itt becabse a name is open for any man or
firm to assume ; but the fact intended to imply thereby,
that they have any connection with the so called and
well known Pekin Tea Company of New York. is entire
ly false, they' having been dented even an agency in
Philadelphia, for the New York Company. that Company
havizigrefused even thus far to confide in them.
1 know not what kind of wool they keep, nor what kind
of I am only certain that they keep or obtain none
of th 2 Pekin - Tea Company's of New York.
Any persokreading this card will see the gross &cep
tient they wish to practice on the public, and to the injury
cicrny business. & Borul are wool dealers
irt Philadelphia. and have sent an agent out here to pull
Wool aver the eyes of some of our good citizens. Look
out for the black sheep. litovttl) AIRS. J A YNES..
XTEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!—The Convict. or
jr thellypocrite unmasked, by G. P. R. James, Esq.,
Jack Ashore, by T. Howard. author of Rodin the Reefer.
the Star of the Fallen, by Curtis, author of Black Plumed
Riflemen. -•
The Martic Figure Head, or the Lady of the Green and
Bfhe, by Charles Carey. of the U.S. Navy.
The Bandit's Bride. or the Maid of Saxony, by Louisa
Sidney.
Stanhope, nether of "Striking Likenesses:* etc.
Leonine Lynroore, and Mr. and Mrs. ‘Voodbridge ; by
Miss Leslie.
London Quarterly Review.
Union Magazine for December.
Life of Joseph T. Hare—a large supply.)
The Dlanceuyering Mother, by the author of " History
of_arlirLl
The Wilfulness of Women, by the same author.
The Old Commodore, by E. Howard.
-Jeri:tette Alison, or the Yout,. Strawberry Girl—a tale
of the Seannd Shore;
.by Ingraham.
Kaam or Daylight; a prize tale ; by J. S. Robb.
.'Sir R owland Ashton, 3 vole ; by Lady C. Long.
, The Splendor of Versailles, and Court of Louis the
XIV.
Flowers Personified. Nos. 9 and le.
Rural Cemeteries of ..tuterica, part 9.
Magazines, Newspapers. etc.
London Punch and Pictorial Times. per last steamers.
Brother Jonathan. Philadelphia Courier, and Yankee
Doodle Pictorials. For sale by W. R. CALDWELL,
.decB 3tl street, opposite the Post Office.
No. 4.
Morse's Weekly Budget of Seto Books fur IS.IB.
OHAPMAN'S DRAWING, BOOR, No. 2.
.Gliddon's Ancient Egypt, new edition.
,l'h•e. Nineteenth Century. u new Quarterly.
Chamber's 'Miscellany. No. 11: full setts on Land.
'Lives of the Queens of England, by Agnes Strickland,
trpl. XT.
The Market Queen. or the Wife's Stratagem.
Musconna, a tale of the Revolution.
~Songs for the People, No. 2. superior to No. 1.
Jack Ariel. or life on board an Indianian. new supply.
Euhank's Hydraulics, No.
setts on hand.
Flowers. Personified : No. 14, do do;
Pictorial England, Nos. 36 & 37, do . do;
Union Magazine, for February, do do;
National do. do do do;
Graham's do. do - do do;
Godey's Lady's Book for Feb'y, do do;
Little 's living Age, No. 1.03, do do;
from 150 up.
Remarkable Events in the History of America, by J.
Frost, L. L. D.
American Phrenological Journal for January. Sub
scriptions received.
Jane Eye, en Autolnoirophy, by Currer Bell.:
Last of the Fairies, a thrisurtas tale, by James.
FAinbuigh Phrenological Journal and Magazine.
The Conquest of California and New Mexico. by the
.ibrees of the United States, in years 1646 and 1647, by Jas.
•
Madison Cutts, with enirravings, plans of battles, &e.
:41 Tour to the River Saguenay in Lower Canada. by
Charles Lpuman, author of "A Summer in the Wilder
ness:,
The Eclectic Magazine for January. Furnished to sub
scribers by the year, or sold by the eagle number.
Now and Then, by the author of Ten Thousand a Year.
"Waverly Novels, cheap form, new supply.
.- The shove works are for sale by [M3l] M. P. MORSE.
i. IMPORTANT BOOK.—The Early lii tort' of
,131LWestern Pennsylvania end of the West, and of West
iirn.,y,xpeditionsand Campaigns; with an appendix, con
' faiigng ;spix)us extracts from imPortamlnolian treaties,
minutes , of esnferances, journals, &c. Together with a
topsograpluca! deseriptuan of each county of Western
Pennsylvania., One large volume, ns pages, by If. K.
Sluing Esq. For sale by
S. BOSWORTH & CO..
• No. 43 Market atmet.
rrEAS.--38 half chests Young Hyson; .
51 entry - beats .
, • .10halfebtasts Gunpowder;
catty boxes
, .Fhalf chests
15 " ". Pout:hong - , forsale
JA1ll.:8 NAY
fIT !‘ -.AO sucks, in-store and for sale. tn.
an . - ' S. WATERMAN
INL-4 Ws. Cincinnati—superior brand
Platt b Ft Edict ; Barm k stNcLAitt.
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8117 DOORS'
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grans. prtcitioq Eirieq:
Plitsburgh Portable Boat Line.
-1848.
For the 'Transportation Frtight to rind from
PITTSCIU I`llll,A DELPHI A, lIALTIMOR.E,NEW
. BOSTON. &C. .
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R0nR710. 7 4:: 4- CASK. Ptak,*
• TAA FE 4- tico.vivox
ruins old tsiablished Line beingnow in toll operation,
j„ tl.e prop ric tor; have inside ettensireci arrangements to
forward Goods and Produce With despatch,- and on the
most favorable terms. Theyvontidently hope, their well
known OA. ptne-, in delivering goodi—pecultat safety
in mode 5f carry ing--c apt cious wrifelibuses at each
affording accommodations to shippers alid owners of
produee.-together with their long experience and unre
mitting attention to bitMiess, will secure to them .a con
tinuance at that liberal patronage they hereby gratefully
acknow ledge.
All cousignmruts by mid for this line reeeiyed, charges
paid, add forwarded in any required di us free of
charge for commission ; aslcuncitig or s
No interest. directly or indirectly, in' s.
All conmmitteations promptly =made ^applica
tion to the follow mg agents:
TIORRIDGE & CASH,
tle, Market street, Philadelphia.
TAAFFE & O'CONNOR,
Canal Basin. Pittsburgh.
O'CONNORS & CO.,
North street, Baltimore.
WILLIAM B. WILSON.
al Olf. Cedar street, New York.
- Mere hunt st 64 Way Freight" Line.
' (1014611 LT CALI.= TICILWOICen & CO.'S LUCK.) -
illegal 1848.
Exbcel,..`.e'se!‘l'ilZbitz"or g rhtheßlrsir:ZethahloisrioTnieole
daysburgh, %%rater street, and all intermediate places.
One boat will leave the Warehouse_of C. A. APAnulty Jr,
Co., Canal Resin. Liberty street. Pittsburgh. every day,
(Sundays exc,sptcd,) and shippers can always depend on
having their goods forwarded without delay, and at Mt
rates.
This Line w•as formed for the epeeist aceommodation of
the wit. businesa. The.ptoprietors, thankful for.the very
liberal pommies,. they have received during the last two
years. respect:ally inform their old customers and the
public generally, that they have extended their facilities,
die., during the past winter, and are now hotter prepared
to accommodate aniucreased business.
-.- morns axons.
R. 11. CA NAN & Co. WNI.S'ITTT.
E.G. STITT. WNI.
JAMES A. LORE. JOHN MILLER.
TRINDLE & McDOW ELL.
AtiENTS— C. A. M'Aisi I.TI & Co.. Pittsburgh;
CAN in. Johnstown:
JottN MILLer HolhanY , burg:
lb:mama-A, MSTINOE.R,WIiter at. Huntingdon en
REFF.ReacEe—Stnilli J. & I \l'lh•ritt. C.& J.
H. Shoenberger H. Robison & Co.: H. Moore; Bnguhry &
Smith. John Parker Win. lorhmer; J. Jordan & Son.
mail h Gazette cony.
Merchants! Trausportatinn
VOR the Trltattportntina of Merchatuli, alai Produce
1 to Pitiittd,ittioo and Baltimore Good. eonsigned to
our care will be forwarded without Inlay. at the.. lowest
rotes. Billy of Lading trtotimittritl. nod all instructiomi
promptly attended In. tree Irons atii extra charge for stor
age or anutni.sion.
C. A. M'AN rury k Co.. Proprietors,
raoul 11nAio, Liberty fit., Pittsburgh
iGszette. only. cOpy,)
Philadelphia Type & Stereotype Foundry.
T-IIE irtthserthers nre nniotrett to fornimh. ot short 110-
--tica-axurv-articla-ur.ed Ilk• I' tttitee.-and hove
reduced the Prices •of Type lip‘rztrels of Pi per cent.—
The! now t.hnrge for
Plea 82 ets. • oSi
. .
Sno.ll Pico 34 -1 , ; tnipn mil (pi- ".
Long l'rune r• • • —36 - Agate
Bre vo• r 43 -, In utontol 2.410
Determined to spare no.expensa in making their estab
lishment as complete_ as poseihtv. they are getting up a
mitivirin Series of the en le 1. razed SOOT , . II FACE, WlllOb are
nctinalled for tummy and durability. and which they feel
a. sneer! will meet with general approbation. Several
si s are - now ready.'
II •itte recently visited Foufnpo for the purpoee of pro
curing very Itnpro,emeut iu their line of business. the)
now offer a greater variety of Fancy Type. Borders, Or
naments:..l r.. than any other establishment in the
Unned_Slates; and their Unproved method ofOftAtt,,, and
of prepartnK !octal. enable them to turntsh orders tit a
mat/ nee tO intro satisfaction.
Printing Presses of every description. Printing Ink.
Conses. Casts. Brass ittllc. FMIIIIIII, &e., at the lowest
rates.
rifid Type which has been used
0111 V iu e.terentyping.generally on hand.
honks. Pamphlets, Nlnsie. Medicine Directions., LahtlA,
Cheek, ]bait-, he, correctly and etc:nutty stereotyped
at heretofore.
N. IL—Specimen Rooks will be Bent to Printers who
wish to make orders. 1.. JOHNSON & C0. mm:164 in :No G. tattle Geore at.
Great tengliall% Remedy
011 Coughs, Colds. Asthma. and Consumption:—The
.1 great rind only Remedy or the shove diseases is the
llun4arinn 11+4147,1 of lair. discovered by the celehruted
Or. Buchan. of Loudon. England: and introduced into the
United States under the immediate superintendence of the
',MM..
The extraordinary success of this medicine. in the cure
of Pulmonary diseases. warrants the American Adistit
soliciting for treatment the worst possible rases that eon
be Mural in the community—rases that seek relict in vain
root any of the common remedies of the day, and have
hens given tip by the most distinguished physicians. as
cobra's and incurable. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured, anti will cure, the nipst desperate cases. It is no
quack nostrimi,lmi a standard English medicine,olknown
and established effiCaey.
Every family in the rnited Steles should be supplied
with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life, not only to
counteract the consumptive of the climate. Mat to be used
as a preventive medicine in all cases of colds, coughs.
/milting of blood. pain in the side mid chest; irritation and
soreness of the lungs, bronchitia. difficulty of breathing,
hectic fever. nicht sweats. emaciation and general debili
ty. asthma. influenza, whooping cough. rind - croup.
Sold in large bottles at SI per bottle, with full directions
for the vestorntion of health.
Pamphlets. containing a mass of Farinsti and American
certificates. and other evidence. showing the unemuilled
merits of this great English Remedy_ may be obtained of
the Agents. gratuitously. .
For sale by R. A. FAILNESTOCK & CO..
chill cm First and Wood. and Wood and 6th sts
A j WORKS—Sir &stley Cooper on Hernia
.4.11 Astley Cooper on the Breast. &c.:
Testis and Thymus Oland;
Colle's Lectures on Surgery;
Watson's Practice;
Mackintosh's Practice;
Dunglison''s Physioloey:
Homer's Anatomy and Histology;
Churchill's Mick:eatery;
Ve.lpeatt's 3lidsvi&ry:
Diseases of Infants—Hillard:
Diseuees of Females—Ashnell: for sale by
H. S. BOSWi MTH & Co.,
aunr 3 43 Market street
TE'%V 1 1 Poems. illustrated
./. 1 1 Harper's new edition of the Poetic:ll works of John
Milton. with a memoir. and ethical remarks on Li• genius
and writings, by James Montgomery ; and one hundred
and twenty engravings from drawings by Wm. Litirvey
111 two volumes,.
Strescra's Gages Teirrsmincr.—The four Gospels and
Acts of the Apostles. in Greek. with English notes. criti
cal, philosophical. exegetical maps, illtkl.CS, Cie. top,c th
er with the Epistles and Apocalypse: the whole forming
the New Testament—For use of Schools. Colleges. and
Theological Seminaries. Ily Rev. J. A. Spencer, A. M
A New Nord—Midsummer's Eve.—A fairy tale of love.
13y Mrs. S.. C.
,lames s Henry IV—The life of Henry the Fourth, king
France and Nnvnrre, by G. P R. ironer, Complete
in four parts, paper; 2 vols. cloth.
For sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON.
Jan 8 Booksellers. r or. of Market and 3d stn.
.1101 IN'S ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY.—Just reedy l) ed. by the subscribers,
Six Old Faiglisli Chronicles:
William of Nlnlinesibitry's English Chronicle
Mnliet's Northern Antiquities;
BOHN'S STANDARD LIBRARY
Schiller's works. 3 vole ;
Lanzi's History of Painting.B vole
History of the throncliits. ^ vole ;
Coxc s House of Austria. 3 vole ;
Coxe's Memoirs of Marlborough ;
Luther's Table Talk, by Hazlett; '
Roscoe's Lorenzo D'Medici
t• Leo 4te Tenth:
Ockley's Hist6ry of the Saracens;
Schlegefs.Philosopliv of !History;
Beckman's History of Inventions ;
Machiavelli 's History of Florence and the Prince;
Chambers' Information for the People;
The Gallery of Nature. For sale by
H. S. BOSWORTH & Co.
feb 17 43 market street
New Books Just Received
ORELL'S History of Modern Pliilosoplvk. complete
.01 in one volume, rum the last Loudon edition-53.00.
Lecturer on the Lae• and the Gospels, by Stephen H.
Tvng, D. D.; new and enlarged edition. wtth portrait of
the author; 51.50.
,
rtlemcar of Rev. David Abed. D. D.. lair _Missionary to
Chian, by Ms nephew, Rev. G. R. Williamson, with a pot.
trait.
Meander's History of the Christian Religion, and
Church; translated by Prof. l'orrey ; Vol. 2.
Hawkstone: a tale of and !or lin:gland, in 184—, in two
1 volumes. (rein second London edition; 8100.
Memoir of W. C. Crocker. Mrsaionary to Africa:ll2 eta.
• Personal Recollections, by Charlotte Elizabeth. with
explanatory notes, accompnnied by a memoir embracing
the perirxl trom the close of personal recollection to her
death; by 1.. H. J. Tong; 62h eta.
Recollections in England; by Rev. S. 11. Tyug. 1). D.
Mark Milton ; the Merchant's Clerk, by Rev. Charles R.
Taylor, M. A.. author of " Records of rt Good Mutt's
Lite." " Lady Mary." Alnyart, or the_Pearl,' ttc.
The above just received:and for sale by
ELLIOTT & ENGLISI.I.
marl.l 55 Market street, between 3d and 4th.
SUNDAY SCHOOLBOOKS.—We have-juin - receivc
a large supply of Books for Sunday School Libraries
published by the American Sunday School Union. and
approved by a committee of pablicatton, consisting of
members of the - following denonfirtations. viz.: Baptist
Congregational, Episcopal Methodist, Presbyterian. and
ReformmLnutch- - These publieatidlia comprise optiards
of six hundred bound volumes, Of prices. front ii cents up
to 75 cents.) all, writteu. expressly . for Sunday Schools.
In addition to the
_ebtive, the bnionpublishes n-iarge
variety of books, in .paper- covers, for quite youngehild
ren. for rewards, &c.'
The Onion alsopublishea two
of one hundred volumes each, all numbered readyloctnlal,
of books from 72 pages up to 250, at. , the low - puce_of ten
dollars, averaging o nly - ten cents a volume.
Also. ".A Youth Cabinet bibrary," of fifty volumes, at
the lo price of two dollars and filly cents.
Hymn Books, Question Books, red aud blue Tick
ets on paste hoards. ?flaps. &e.
All the above we sell at the Union, at Philadelphia
prices. Catalogues.of ,Books furnished on application.
-• • ELLIOTT 1:1 ENGLISH 511'lliarkerst,
- feM. beilween•Third and Fourth.
EONS
lemigratisit tints.
_ , ... -
Tapseott , s Genera t-tilraitalgrtaiLlostescer; ...,
, REMITTANCES and Pas Sage to tind..4l
,4 2 I from Grcat Britain and Ireland, by W,
""'". . &J. T. Tapscott. 75 South *L. corner
of Maiden Lane, N. Y., and 96 W ..ater- ' .
100 Rood. Liverpool. .
.
'.."'Phe subscribers, having accepted the Agency. of the
abc.-e 'louse. are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal [elllls with those desirous of paying
the pasmge of their friends front the Old Country; and
they flatter themselves their character and long standing
in business will give maple assurance that all their ar-.
IhhlGVlllents will be canted out faithfully.
Messrs. 3V. & J..T:Tapscott are long and favorably
known for the superior class. accotninedation. and sailing
qualities. of their_Packet Ships. The QUEEN OF THE
wasT. SIIERIDAN. GARRICK,. IIOTTINGUEL -
IiOSCI Us. LIVERPOOL. and SIDDONS, two of wideb
leave each port monthly—from New York the 21st and
20th. and from Liverpool the 6th and 11th: in addition to
which they have arrangements with the St. George and .
Union Lines of Liverpool Packeus to insure a departure
from Liverpool every five days, being thus determined
that theit facilities shall keep pace with their increasing
patronage: - Mr. W. Tapscotrs .constant personal'
superinten f the business in Liverpool is an tultli.
tionul seen t the crintlert and actonnttodtilloti z of
i
the passenger itt be particularly attended to-' " ••-
l t
The subscribers being, as ustial. - eitelisiVely engaged
in the Transportation Business betweeu.Pittsburglt and
the Atlantic Cities. are thereby enabled to take charge et
and forward passengers innnediately on their [Wing,
without at chance of disappOintrnent or detail and tare,
therefore. prepared to contract for passage from anise's=
port in Great Britain or Ireland to this city, the ittiture.or
the business they are engaged in giving - them facilities
for carrying passengers go far. island not otherwise till
taiwall,neble; and Wif netessary, forward no t
fin ,
!her West by the best mode Vf - conveyance, without any
additional charges for their trouble.- Where persons.
sent for decline coming-out, the amount paid for passage
will-be:reftuidedin full. . - - . •
REMITTANCES. ' •
The subscribers are, also prepared , to.. give drafts et
sight for any nenotmt, - payable at the: principal cities and
towns in England, Ireland. Scotland and Wales.; thus af
fording a-safe-and expeditions mode. of remitting thuds
to those countries, ..wluch persons requiring such facili
ties will find it to their`interest to avail-themselves of.
Application. (if by letter. post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. . . TAA FEE & O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission 3lereltains.
rnap27-d& w-ly Philadelphia.
Roche, Brothers. & Co.
FULTON ST.. NEW Vona ; EDEN QUAIL gl
DCDLIN SCOTLAND ROAD. I.WEIWOOL.
JAIIMS BLAKELY, Agent, Ottiee on l'enu et., ennui
MISIIh Pittsburgh.
. Ann n zemeni, N4q.
1
)0(11E.
'mos.& co.. Snit, Agron e for the [SLAVE
13ALL LINE. or' Liverpool and New York Itacket,
take the liberty of atinotturiag to their old friends. cud
customer, that their urraugements for the year 1,34'S being
cmaplete. they are prepared to bring out passengers, it
thr abov , spientl k d Lute, front Liverpool to New York
and Philadelphia. They refer to their former tourer of
doing bo , ine•s. and assure theme who entrust Mum with
ilunt enter, that the some sutietottiuu will be rendered
at lie re 10fore
lIEVITTA < CP:3 TO
ENDLAND. IRELAND, SCOTLAND . AND WALES.
Brans tor sale, payable, on demand, lit any Bauk in
Ireland.
Tlte undersigned has made arrangements to bring mid
passengers to Pittsburgh, daring the present rear:
fir65.2m4a,.. JAMES BLAKELY,
t ozb ,, Pa:image To and From sm .
r;REAT
."1111445'_.
RITAIN & IRELAND.
fixonos MITA Itll .& Sot. No.:l3lWidorioci Road, Li
vcriloot. _
CAttI.INLE k RfrPAIID, No. Ue South St. -N. Y.
Subscribers. having accepted Agency at this
1 city of the above well known and respectable /louses.
are prepared tremake engagements forpassettgera to come.
not from any part - of Great Britain or 'lreland. by the rk:-
Fula r Line of Pecker Ships. sailing frointiverpont week.
PerMjlls engaging with et teat rest assured that their
Glenda will meet with kind treatment and prompt ties
['mei. at Lit crpool. as well as every altention necessary
on their arevel in tbie,trituitry. Apply .to or addiess
5A31C1.11...:11 - CLUKKAN & CO..
1411.iberty st.. Pittsburgh.
N. 1.1.•:-.Passageseimaged here froin Liverpool to Pitts
borith direct. and drafts fur any entemit forwarde.L pay
able at sight. throtp,Thout the United Kingdom. ir2d.ly
ARNDEN Ike CO.'S
I'ASSIgNGEEL AND EttnfriTANGS
Office.
rAIINDEN & combine to bring, out person, from
any part of Knirlntal. Irland. Scotland or Mile...
upon the most liberal Tenn.,. with their ',anal punctuality.
ntoil am : ark," to the wants of emigrants. We do not al
low our . passengem to or robbed by the swindling scamps
that in fra the sett-ports, an we take charge of them the
moment they report themselves. and see to their
mid drspateh thrla WilhOillauVdetention I.y 'this first
ships. ‘Ve say thin fearlessly. as life defy any of oar
passenger* to shone that they weredeinined forty-eight
hours by} int in Liverpool, whilst thousands of other, Were
demisted . months until they could he sent,..in .nine old
ft, at a cheap rate, wltTe f, tailaregtiently 'proved their
inteiol to perform our contrnl•rs honorably, KU t
what it may, and not act ai seas the cone ?,eaAno vrtth
mhos uehrieitherperibnned not at all: or when it
suited their euaventeuce.
Drnds drawn at PittAburgh fur any 'urn from
S-1 OM. parable at am• of the I'rortueial Hank% in Ire
land, tingfilid, Scotland and Wales,
JOSIIVA ROBIN.SON.
Patrol - wait and General A;nrt.
jant9 Fifth ittmet, one dour helms. Wood •t.
FOREIGN
REMITTANCE.
Subscribers arc pr-pared to forwarl ninety to all
1 pans et Ericland. Ireland, Scotland and Wales, with
dinspaich, and at 11. , lowest tar,.
SAYII:I".t. M'CLIIRKEN h CO.
b.hl2 1.42 Liberty fitc....t.
European Agency, and Remittances to
Ireland, England, &c.
T
RIME and small sums of money can at all times be
1 A remitted by sight-deans, at redurrrt row. - to all parts
of England. Ireland. Wales. !Le.. and Legacies. Mids.
Items, Claims. and Property in Europe can be collected
anti recovered through the subscriber. or during his ab
sence from this city from October until May, on bin Minn
al tours to Europe. by application to JAMIE NIAT, Mer
chant. Water street. Pittsburgh.
H. KEENAN, Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, and European Agent.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
P. S.—As U. Keenan has been frequently troubled by
applications and leueri on the btishiess of ''llerdnian
Keenan," passenger agents., of New York, ho deenai It
necessary to say that he in not the Keenan of that firm.
and has never had any connexion with either of those
persona. oct4
Western Nero York*College of Health.
2117 15Twix statrr. BertAto. N. V.
. _
DR. G. C, VA UGDN'S VEGGTAIR:g jaiIIONTRIP
kll-
911115 celebrated remedy is constar increasing its
fame by the tusking all over the wort'. It has nose
become the only medicine for fatuity toe, and is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy: all stages of this coi'
plaint immediately relieved. no matter of how bog Mantl
ing. (See pamphlet for testimony.)
Gravel. aunt all diseases of the urinary organs; for
these distressing complaints it stands alone: no o' her a:-
twit. Coll relieve you : suit the eines testified to will con
vince the moat sioctiftal;—isee pamphlet.) Liver Coin
plaint, Itibeus Diseases. never and Aguc. To the (treat
West especially. and wherever these coMplairds PrgYolit
this medic ne is offered. No mineral agent, no del co our
compound is a port of this mixture; it cures them; diseas
es with certainty and celerity. and does not leave the Rya
tem torpid. (See pamphlet.) Piles.° romplaint ofn most
painful character. is immediately relieved, and a cure fol.,
fowls by a few days use of this article. it is far beyond
any oilier preparation for this disease, or for any oilier
disease originating from impure blood. (Serf pamplilet.)
Debility of the System. Weak Back, Weakness of the
Kidneys. he., or Inn ddintition of the same, is immediately
relieved by a few days rice of this medicine. and a curdle
always the result of its use. It stands as a certain trine.
dy for such roinplaints. nod also for derringeinetds of the
female frame. Irregularities, Suppressions. pditiful men
struations. No nritele has ever been offered, except ibis.
which would touch this kind of derangements. It may be
Jelled upon as n sure and effective remedy; and, dint we
feel permitted to do so, could give a thousand names as
proof of tines in this distressing class of complaints.—
See pamphlet. All broken clown. debilitated constitu
tions, from the effect of mercury, will find the bracing
power of this article to net immediately, and the poison
ous mineral eradicated from the system.
Eruptive. Diseases will find the alterative properties of
this article retort THE BLOOD.tilld drive such rlieensev tram
t h e system. see munpldet for testimony of cures in all
diseases, which the limits of an advertisement will not
permit to be mimed here; Agenta give them away:. they.
contain 32 pages of certificates of high stammer; and
stronger array of proof of the virtues of a medicine. mill
rr appeared. It is one of the peculiar features of this or
title. that it never fails to benefit in any Case, and if bone
and muscle tire led to build upon, let 'the emaciated and
lingering invalid HOPP:cot, and keep taking the medicine
as long as there is an iMprovemetit.' The proprietor woidd
caution the public againit a number Of articles Which
come out under the heads of Ssassrsamt.ss, Synrrs,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel.:fr.o. They are good for noth
ing,and concocted to glill.the Unwary: rpecit Turn Nor.
Their inventors never thotight.of curing such diseases till
this article had:drine.if. A.Porlictlar sitt4 fir the
lets is eaSrusithi Agente, sand ull wliasca the ar
ticle. are gladlo-cirenlate gratuitously.. Puf.up iii 311
bottles, n 1.52; 51.eite1e#the.larger holding 13
or. more than the two small -bottles...7 Look .ont...and not
get imposed upon. Every bogie has "Vaughn's Vegeta
ble LithontriptiOigisturio upon:the: glass. the
written. signature of O. e.,Vstu.gltri'!--on the directions:,
:teat 4. - Ct:C. rition; Diiffillo,'`stamped on the corkftNone
othei are gfindine.
prepared by.Dr: G.. C. Vaughn,,
ilulfalo;,w. retail.
Nis attention , given letters utdesitpost-artirdrr
from vigulariu rprthirri.ed Agenis , -szeislivi...-TO6l-1)041 let
ters, or verbal conimunications soliciting advicea-prompt
ly attended to Otitis. , -
Offices devoted exclusively to the stile of "thin rttele
-132 Nassau st.. N. Y.; 295 Essex st., Salem. Mass.; rind
by the principal Druggists throughout the United States
and Canada, as Agents.
HAYS k BROCKWAY Agents;
_
inn2l No. 2. Liberty at.. hear Canal-nage..
VENITIAN BLIXDS.—A. 'Watererlt, and old and well
known Venitian Blindmaker, formerly of Second
and Fourth ale.. takes this method ' - to inform his many
friends of the tact that his Factorvis now in full opera
tion on St. Char st . . near the old Allegheiw Bridge. where
a constant supply of Blinds of various colors and naafi
itiehiLeonstantly kept On hand and at . nil . piices; from
tvimlny - cep,t9.tnit customers._ _
N. B. It required, Blinds will he put up so,-that iniease
of alarm by fire, or otherwise, they may be removed
of.a - screw-driver. and with the Seine
faelhilyr.tharatty otheripleee of furniture ran be removed,
and without any extra expense. jettl-d& wy
fIAUTION TO TOR PUBLIC—The subscribm, Ity
V written contract with the PoszeTr...s_Co., line the ex
olusive right to sell their TeaSili Pittsburgh land Alleghe
ny cities. Any-person atteMpting-to-cell their Tens , ex
cept procured through sce„is,praeticing a dOacmiap . tiacl
n fraud upon the public—and the)! statements aria not to
relied'on: [Seffr A..rAYNEB, ith'st.
3nsitranter.fbinMlics
1. -- KLIN - Ma,:NCE C9StgANYf
rirkilEP : fthi•criber F liaving been.mmointed..and y_eom,
1 ndssioned Agent of the,Lyeeming County Mutual In--
, snre.er m
e CoPurlY,:is_rtow prepured to receive applieti
dona for insurance for siiii - Compailf." - Tlits - tonipateria,
perhaps: one of the very best insurance•Compunies in the
Statmor Union ' having a capital of betWeetforte Ind two
millions of dollars in premium hotes.'"atid by The regula
tions of the Company no risk exceeding 85,000 will be ta
ken on any one block of ,buildings. or °moat/one risk,and
no more than 82000 will be taken on a Rolling Mill,
Foundry or Furnace. Buildings in which, a. store-pipe
passess through the, side wall or midi, Cottimi Factories or
Posviler Mills, Manufactories of Printing Ink, arid Dis
fineries, will not be - insured on and' consideration, what
ever; and when the rateper cent. shall be 12 or 15 inclu
nive, risk will be taken over 84.000, (except Bridges
and Grist Mills.) - • -
The operations of the Company have been such. that
for the Wit six years only one emit upon the dollar
has._ been Mused_ upon . the. premien/ notes of the. stock,_
Application can be made to the subscriber, at his
office, in the new Court House.
. . H. SPROUL, Agent....
'Pittsbuigh, - Apegheny Co., Pa isn' 22 7l• l lu
•
Fire amt Marine 'lnsuyar!c.
. . .
/FRE Insurance. Company of NOrth Anieriiii. of Phila
..' delphia, through its duly authorized Agent, the sub..
scriber, offers to make permanent and linitted Insurance
on property, in this city and its vicinity, and on shirunents
.by the canal and rivers.! - _ •
DI RECTORS :
Arthnr G. Coffin, Pres't. - Samuel. Brooks,
Alex. Henry. Charles Taylor.
Samuel W. Jones, • Samuel W. Smith;
Edward Smith, . Ambrose. White.
John A. BroWn, - JacOb M. Thonies, • •
John White, John R.- Neff." , -
Thames P. . Richard I). Wood,
Ctn. - Welsh. — Henry - D. Shiffide.ftee'y;
This the bltiest insurance Company in the 'United
Slatns,'haNing.been chartered in 1794. Its charter is Per.:
petuttl, and from its high standing,, long experience, atn7.
pl e means..and avoiding all risks of an 'eftra=hazardout
character..it may be considered an offering mimic securi
ty to the puidie. _ aIOSES. ARWOOD.
At Counting Room of Atwood. Jones & C0.,-Wider and
Front sts., Pittsburgh • • ocCay
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company
OP PITILADCLIIIIA.
GriAnTr.n rE v
arETAi..—e4nomoffice
163} paid in
163} Clieotntat st.. north side. near Fifth. Take limu
ranee, either pemitment or limited. rigantst loos or dam
age by fire, on property and effects of every description.
in town or eonntry. on the most reatonntile terms.
Ap
pliention. inntle either pertunally or by letters. will be
promptly attended in. C. N. RANCKIift, West,'
C. G. BANexa, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles 5. Baneker, Jacob R. Smith,
Thomas lion, Genrce W. Richards,
Thotrins J. Wharton, filorileeni D. Lewis,
'robins Wagner, Ado!phi & Boric,
Samuel Grant. David S. Binam.
PITTSBURGH 11:0F.NCY.
- . -
Wxantcx MAttrtx. Agent, at ' the Exchange O ffi ce of
‘Vnrrieli Martin &Co., corner of acknod Marl:elms.
Fire rl.ki talon on. building. and their content. iit
Pittsburgh. Allegheny and the surrounding country.. No
marine of tidand iineigution -attlF4-1y
MMMU
Agents nt Pin3lonrxh.for the Dantrare Mapco! Safety In,
SIIIYI , Ke (tympany pf
1 - 4 - iitti: milts Il
upon uildtugs rind Merehandive of eve
ry description. and Marine Iti,ks upon huh* or car,
Korn of vessels, tuke.n upon the mdit thvoiable terms.
_
Office at the warehiiiire of King & "floblici;.,on Water
st.. near Market rtrect..
Pituliurgh_ --
H. King & Finney invite'cthe eonfidence null patron:
age of their friends and commtiiiitfat , lorge , to the Dela
waru.n. S. Insurance Compu 0 v. as an institution among
the most flonrirhing, in Philinlciphia--as having n Inrge.
paid in capital. which. by the operntion of its charter. in
constantly tnercuring—tts yielding to each person iniair
red. his due elute of the profits of the Cempatiy, without
involving hint in any responsibility.Witalever. beyond the
prenilum actually paid in by hina ;rind,therefore as por
rersing,the MUtual principle divested of every obuoxicuic
arid in its inert attractive form. novl.tf
(IENCY OF THE FRANK AN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY IIF PIIII.AI)ELPIA,—N. E. curnur of
Third am! - Mond str. Tirtstierzzh.—The :.RAMS Of tht
voter:lns...ou the first of Jthithiry, h. 15. us published tit
etellormity with nn net of. the Pennsylvania Legislature.
were
llontis And ATornzagns $4232.614 cl 3
Rent Kstnte. nt cost- 11/OJX:7 77
Temporary Loans : Stocks - and Cash 207.409 72
!ant. hie; n iota! of•
Affording; certain assurance that all losses will be
promptly met, and Rivin,g entire security to all who ab.
tont policies (rum this Gompany. Risks taken at an [WI.'
rase as are consistent with seenrite,
urn , WARRICR MARTIN. Agent.
•
Insurance Against Fire.
.Ireerkrrn Pirt rernperay--Office. No_
7:1 Willett! mrect.. Philadelphia; inrorporsimi A. D.
i-in--ehorter Temeculal.
lemurs Ittahliagr.. Furniture, Nlrreliantlizr. nut proper-
I% geotProlly, either in the cal' or courory. against 1051 or
riantage by fire, perpetual or tor limited perio4a, ou invert
ably tern..
DIRF7TORS:
John Sr rtronta. sonntol C. Morton,
NV s ii1:1111 I, nch, Atiolphur. Porkii,
Th , ,ooot A fht.gmr, I:eor.:rs Altt.tl,
John %V el.h. Jr., l'lnrick Brady,
John T Lewis..
SAMUEL C.. MORTON. President
Ent D. JANMER. See rt•trtrV
OrderA for invirobee by lb. ni ore Comrnnr will he
receired and hisitcances eirecied by the imilerikigned.,
ritrent for Pitlabargb. GEO. COCIIIU.\.
tatt.t•Uut. 26 Wood 'titre!:
Connell's .llagical Pain Extractor.
is now conceded by medical men that Connell's
1 Magical Pain Extractor, manufactured by Comstock
& Co.. 91 Conrtland st.. Nevi. York, is, thegreatest won
der of the 19th century. Its ellecte are truly miramiloits.
All pains are removed from burns, scalds. &e.. and all
extents! sores, in - a few minutes after its application;
heating the sante on the most delicate. skin, leaving no
war. It is equally beneficial in all kinds or inflammato
ry diseases, such as sore Nipples and Eyes. Sprains;
Rheumatism. AVltite Swelling and Ulcers. Bruises. Burns.
Erysipelas, Biles. Tic Doloreaux, lee. We
might add as proof to all we say, the natnes of many elll..
line rkt_physirfuits who use it in their practice, and bud
dreds.or; the clergy. who praise it to their people. Kind
parent keep it constantly on Amid, in cast 01 accident. by
fire life may he lost without, but by ps use all - buena arc
sithject to its control. unless the vitals are destroyed. PM- ,
6On—remember and ask fot• Connell's Magical Pain Er
&neon. manufactured by rentstetk 4- co., N. Y.. and take
on other.
PIT. KS, Foam. &c.—The Genuine Mays' Linnenent, in an
article more Justly nolelinned as a. cure for the aboic,'
than any or all others. Its cures arc almost immediate.
and if is only necessary to let those who know dm article
and use it with . such great success. that it is to hi had
true and genuine of Comstock & Co., 21 Couttland..at...
N. Y., sole proprietor.
Sold only gennine - in Pittsburgh, Pa., by Wm. JACKSON,
...<ll.ilierty at., bead of Wood st.; also in Washington, Pay
by A. Clark; • in Brownsville by Bennett & Crocker. also
by oni agent in every town in Pennsylvania. Ohio, Ma.
and Virginia. n0v19.-d&w6m
“It is the bent Cough Medicine I ever Saw.”
1) EA D the following proofolthe superiority of Dr. Mi
n, lard . s
Oriented Cough Mixture, from arespeciable cit
izen, who has tried it:
Prrraarrion. Dec. 15,1X17.
%vs & Banesw dor lahoring for several
weeks under the disadvantages of a harassing cough raid
o t oet distressing cold, which tied. thus far. resisted the et
cts of several of the -inthiliblen." I wan induced to pur.
Of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and gine
it n fair trinl. To my great surprise,utter using only Ana
half of the bottle I amid myself Entirely well. "II ft the
best medicine I erre saw.'
Trite copy.
Sold by HAYS & 1317.0CKWAY, Druggists, CoMmer
cis.' Dow,.l.ilierty street, near Canal..
,
A. NIASON & Dry Goods House, 62 Mark&
_A. Street, between Third and Fourth streets, have just
received a large supply of rich Fall Goods. comprising in
part : 17 cases various styles Printsand Chintzes of En
tglish. French and American mlumfacture; 156 pcs rich
nd desirable patterns French Cinghams, warranted in
crior to none imported in style, quality and durability of
colors: 4 rases splendid Fluid goods for ladies dresses,
comprising every style for Fail and Winter wear; Cash
meres. M. de latines, Satin sip 'd ..Alpaccas of various
c010r.;,3-4 and 4.4. black and blue bluek-Silks. for Man
linnet; Fancy dress Silks; blittk null Modecolors; M. de
pains, nll wool; Shawls of every style and quality • Can
simeres. Cvssinetta. Broad Cloths - and Vestingi; blench
ed and unbleached Muslins front 61 to inn. per yard;
Green, Yellow, Red and White Flannels; Tickiugs,
Checks. - stripll Shirtings; blenched and brown Drillings,
etc. etc. All of which aro offered at Wholesale and re
tail nt the very - lowest cash prices.
sep3 A. A. MASON & CO.
XT DAGUERRSOTYPR ROOMS. Burke's
Faun!, strors.—Houan & ANTHONY. Daguerreo
typists from the Enstern cities, wonla call the attention of
the inhabitants of 'Pinsbunsh, end the neighboring towns,
to their Daguerreotype ofcitirensrand•Otharsi:at knurls in
the third story of Ilarke's building, 4th- st: •
Pi.rsons wishing pictures taken may rest — assured that
no pains shall he spared to produce . thetahi-the highest
perfection of the art. Our instruments nre'of the:most pow
erful kind, enabling-hs - to execute pichires ••ndisnrpassea
for high finish-rind truthiblnessfostatutra.' - Thayaublighre:
solicited to call and eintnine. , • • • -
Perilous stain.; lor . pietures'ine deiiher ra9iiirroil or ex
pected to take them unlekeperfeet satisfaction-is given. : '
N. B. Operators will find this a.good tlepotabtetoek
and chemicals.
TE7 - lestreetions given irk the all, containing: the: more
ro3e.clit Lnproveunnura. . - Lf.4l -jnei
r rlO FENIALF.S.—F,erry flimale,,shoulit_hoye . :Jr:box of
.I. Dr. Ralph's Pills. They ate perfeellrodoittd to the
peculiarities of their conatitutionineting , with gotitle mild
ness and safety in all circiimstajgeti.,...W4ercver introduc
ed. their character Las heerlSUPWlY.eeinhltehettattlellg
the Intltep, with whoin theynreiOtriphintonlly,Vie2acerite.
Very complete directions lip. uae,in ~in. Nations com
plaints will be Umtata lire ,directions accompanying
each box.
For sole by -- • 8.-.I.SJTII73IIItT.
. , • , sinidifieldatreet:-:near Third.
Also, by Wm. Cole.4l.legbany•City: J. G. Smith, Bir
mingham; and dpl4ol!Cracken,:Filla Ward. •Pidaburga.
iati2s
HollitivOWaire;Casiirifix.
Al E o i rta i i i ntil72l ! ;) in rfitrtup c(t t,m ilr oPflo p lro r iv o -Za r o e f
and other CiittititOkflt,fifia It''ver3 4 14;r3-stock:
tirTM.ttertis••l4tid rtiiesitt'Xi#o hy
'Army strati. iiat'W.FMTVilliteetallierbre'odciiks: r
to - Terms anti,priceslavorable. ,
'Mote -
MENWBOOKS:--inst receive, by Express:- (.;Mnitauy,
1.1 -England. and:Reolland t or recollections of ritbartse
ll ill ister; by J. 11. Merle.D'Aultignef D. D..; author of-Itis
o....ry of the Ile fonnation, I.ife of Croroviell: w4 - k.: -
A Practical Exhibition of the Gospels of - St, - Matthtw
nod Sr. Mark, in the form of Lectures, intended .:lo assist
tbeiractice of domemic instruetionlOtti devotion; byJoiut
Bir Sumner, D. D., Bishop of Cheater.
•or sak by Itt.t.lorr & ENGLIEtfI t •
feb2.l 55 Market street, bet: 3d and 4th.
•
• ,
Drugs : 41* APitrinc—s:
riFt - 1-10}7Th A ND'§' ""0 Ebt.ITAATED
• Sii,ATI,MA.N3ISEDIpSNE S
t a RivarAFire th<7.foriji . in g pijeases!
- I I , taken ttecottliitg to 'llk dircetions they will care any
17easeinamanerwhot,
. . .
VEGETABLE RHEU,NIATIC PILLS. •
~For. the permanent ..cure of RlLCOlilltlian, Gout. Gan
grene, Hysteria, and setere nervous Affections, and Ire
highly recommended for the cure. of 'Dropsy, Hemoral
Asthma and Neuralgia. Patients using, them, in-most
cases, experience benefit . soon after the firet dose. They
quiet the nervous system, Which enables them to rest well
during the night. They :never fail to effect a cure, when -
taken according to directions.
No outward application,Min pernienently rernovb &cli
matic pains from the system. Liniments sometime - a aettis
a palliative lean short.period..huithere is alwaycilauger
in their use. They may cause the pain to leave one place
for perhapis:n Mtalpare f Else where the pain will be
more - acute.
• • -
GERMAN
- Portlienermaneni-eure-of Liver - Complaints. Jaundice;
Dyspepsla r luiligestion, Chronie - Debility. Chronic Astk
ma, „ Nervons,_Debility,..Pjlimonary_. Affectione, .
from the liver'or stomach.)'-Diseases of the .Kidneysi and
all diseases arising, from a disordered stomach: utbollt.
male and - female. such gas female weakness . diszinessi.
fullness .of blood to the head. They strenghteri the. sys 4
tem. and remove all-aridity of the stomach,lind give it
tone mulaction and assist digestion. They eatt be taken
by themostdelicateistoinach, and in every case will en
tirely destroy costiveness and renovate the whollesvii.i.
terstixemoving all impurities and remnants of orevitilM 4
cliseaser, - and7giying - a healthy ; action to - tlm whole
The symptomi of "Liver Complaint are uneasiness and
pain in the right side, and soienesit upon touch immediate ,
ly under the inferior ribi; inability to lie on the left side;
or if at all able,e. dragging sensation prodneed,which se-,
rionsly affeets. respiration, canning very often, a trouble%
some-cough: together with these symptoms we perceives
coated tongue, •acidity ofthe Stomach. deficiency of per
spirationj sometimes a sympathetic pain in the nght
shoulder, with a great disposition to sleep mid depression
of spirits, slid sometimes cores in the mouth or - throat,
calming moctut to rise babe Jaundice frequent
ly accompanies it, anda dropsy in the ihce. These arms=.
torts," if permitted to eontinue will eventually produce
that most baneful disease. Consumption. ' , ln fact, a me;
jorify of such - cases originate from the irritating causes
above mentioned. Cathartic medicines must,,lit every
instance,be avoided in the treatment for it.
The symptoms of Dyspepsia arc very various—those af
fecting the stomach alone, are nausea,:heart-batrii, lonia
appetite. sometimes an excess of appetite. sense of full
ness or weight on the stomach, sinking or flattering of - the
pit of the stomach. foetid ernmations.or sour arising front
the stomach. &c. Dyspepsia: devoid ot a nominal nature,
is without danger; but. if arising from a disease of the
stomach. it is dringerens.
Nervous. Debility generally accompanies Dyspeptic or
Liver Complaint: it will also cure. A law doses will re
move all the unpleasant Creels. such as fluttering at the
heart, aching sensniion when in a lying position, dots&
webs bethre the sight, (ever and drill pain hr The bend.
constant itnnginings of evil, and-great depression of spir
its. Outward signs are,: a quick and strung pul‘e, pale
and distressed COUlliellelleC. &e.
Any case of ile above disease.can be cured effectually
by - the use of the Bitters. es directed.
An infallible . remedy for Coughs. or Colds, or the Chest,
Spitting of Blood, Inlitenza. Whooping Coiagh. Bran-,
clans, llemoral Asthma, or .any disease of the Longs or
Throat. . ' ,
This is in invaluable Enmity medicine. It soun.relidvea,
any Cough or Hoarseness. andpievthits the Crinip by be
ing early administered. Nu cough or robd is tuniight to
pass neglected; for, neglected colds sink thousands to the
MOM anittually, awl cause Matey to grow op with a diliL
catc frame. who would have been strong and robust-, list
first properly treated. • • •
• .SPINENARD OINTMENT. - -
:Eciethe - effectual cIITC,Of the Piles. Tenet-. and Rheum.
Scold Mead. Ring-worms. Inflamed Eyes or -Eye-lids.
Barber's Itch, Frosted Feet. Old S. pros arising from fever
or impure Morel: mid will extrnet the fire from biros, on
uppliCßlloll, or remove anyenumeauferuptions rrom the
Persons troubled 'with tender faces ehould use it
atter shaving: it will. in a few moments. remove allaisrej.
nes, and stop tho bleeding: It eanalways be relied oh.
and is invaluable in any =lily.
- . TAR. OINTMENT:
Tor the Mire of pains or weakness in the Byer. back or
chest: it will entirely remove any deep seated
These remedies have caused many to enjoy the ines
timable blessings of invigoraied health. mid in a varie
ty of desperate and abandoned eases, n perfect and rudie
cal eine.
The innumerable iinPosifions upon the public. and the
statements of remarkable cures never made, yet certified
to 6y feigned 'lames, or by persons wholly unacquainted
with a hut they have endorsed. renders at difficult to do
moire to the public in offering sufficient hid - um:mein 10
stale a trial of thee:e lliey arc en:.
tirely vegetable. and tree (rota all injurious ingredients,
and claim your patronage solely upon their merits. Every
tinnily should have a pamphlet—they ran be had of the
agent. &otitis. .
Principal Depot at the German Medicine store. .9...78 Race,
street. one door above Eighth. Philadelphia- For sn le in
Pittsburgh. by - WM, THORN.
. .
I LENPE THAT IntrAnFri. COI - (:1f ..—The Lung*"
1 - 1 are in +langur. Hie work of the destmver• has been
.
began, the Cotigh of Consunifition bath in it a sound of
death,-
.3 , i0D.6.-I3 42
ARE sOr A Mariam! Your darling. child. your idol
and earthly joy. 13 now perhaps Colltilled to her chamber
dungemus cohl—tier pale eheeks, her thin shrunken
fingers. tell the hold disease Tots already gaineilmpon her
—the swim! of her intpulehral cough pierces emir soul.
I . OC N.l MA x. when jest about to enter klie g disease sheds
a heart crushing blight over the fair. prospects of the fu
ture—your hectic cough- and feeble, linths tell of your
loss of Lime, hut you need not despair. There is a balm
which will heal the ivoinided hums. it is
Shermaires All-liculln Mt'loam.
w ...
Meg Arrunir.. the trite of Win. H. g
Aimee. E.g. WAS
Liven up by Dr. Sewall of ‘Vashinglon. Drs.' Roe and
McClellatrof Philadelphia, Dr. Roe nod Dr. Mott of Nev
York. Her (firm's nil thoug . lit she must die. She had
very appearance of being in consumption. and was so
iwntionntvd by her physicuatts--Sherman's Balsam was
given and it cured tier.
Mrs. LIAIIIABRANTZ. of Bull's Ferry. was also cored of
rousumption be this Balsam when all other remedies'.
11,11,-d to give relief--she was reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentist, 1.731. Broadway. has witnessed its
csfeeN in several eases • where no other modecine afford
ed relief—hut the Balsam operated like a chants. Dr. (,-;
also wittresred its wonderful effects in curing Asthma;
which it never tails of doing. Spitting Blood. alarming
as it may be, is effectually cured by fins Balsam- it
heals the • rnptured or wounded blood vessels, and makes
the lungs S ool 4lloLairb
Rev. lictray Joacs, 109 Eighth avenue, was cured of
rough and entarrhal'attection of 50 years standing. 'The
first dose gave him more relief than all the other 'medi
cine he had ever taketi*.7 'Dr. T. J. Beals, 19 Delaney
street, gave it to a sister-in-Mix, Who was:laboring under
Consumption, and to another sorely afflicted with the
Asthma. Ai both cases its elTects Were immediate, soou
restoring them to comfortable health. ,
IBni. LUCRETIA WILLS. 9.5 "Christie-st.; suffered fronl
Aithina 42 yours. Shertnan's relieVed. lief at
once. and she is 'coinpnratively.'well,. being enabled to
subtitle every attack by a timely or snediehie.
This indeed is the great Mmedy for Coughs, Colds. Spit
ting Wood, Liver 'Complaints. and all the atfectionsof the
throat, and even Asthma and Consumption.
Price s cents andll per bottle.
Principal odice.lo6 Nassau street. New York.
. Likewise Dr. Slicminsi's celebrated Cough. Worm and
Camplior:Lor.easges. Premium Tooth Paste and Pisior
Man's Plaster
Sold wholesale and retail by WM. JACKSON, at his
num and Slum Store and Patent Medicine Warehouse.
89 Liberty street Pittsburgh. head of Wood street, and
by the following duly appointed Agents for Alleghopy
county :
A. M. Marshall, Allegheny city . ; Jonathan Ghriest,
Manehesteri.J. fl: Jueilues., Birm ingham: A. S. Getty,
NVylie street; J. G. Muslin, cm,. WeiMICT st. and Elm;
Daniel Negley. East Liberty; n. Mitelleil, , Wilkin*
burgh: Thos. Alton, Sharpsburgh; Saint. Springer, Plitt ,
ton; James sPhlee, Stewitrtstown; - . John Mack. Turtle
Creek; C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland & Son. Ill`Kees
port; MeElitowney, Bakerstown; Riley APLaughlin.
Plumb Township; Win. J. Sulith, Tempemnceville; Jus.
Fulton., Tarcuttun; G. li. Starr. Sewickly. roarg-t7
fiTORE TESTIMONV!—Dr. W.. hAavx. of Fayette
-111 yille, N. Sy says: nm well persuaded, and brivo
been for some time, that your - Domestic Vegetable ,Pills
are of great use to 'all those who may have - occasion to
use them, and have administered teem to-my prilients.. "
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia nod Bilious. Fever, are im
mediately Mired by the use of Di. Ralph's Price,
25 cents a box. gold wholesale and retail by
S. L. CUTHBERT.
- -
Sinithfield street. near Third.
Also, by Win. Cole. Allegheny &ity ; G: Smith,Uir
rningltauni end John AVCracknn. Filth Ward. febn
Jaynes'. Family •Ine dielnes.
TAR. S.. COOK. Piqua. Ohio. writes.' March. 1546:
"I have used your Vermfficgs. Crenniaatire Balsam.
and Expectorant, in my practice, for the ittst three years:.
and have been exceedingly well pleased with them. and
never. as yet, to my recollection. failed of realizing 'lay
(idlest expectation in their curaiive „properties. 'your,
other medicines I cannot speak of from experience; hut,
judging front those.l haVe used. I &lan not but that they
clann. and are entitled to all the confidence reposed in
them, by those who have used mem.' • I was formerly
very partial to " 0 " Vertnifuge. until I becameacqunin
ted with yours, which has my decided ptefarene•to any
oilier now in use.
Resseethilly, yours. &c., S. S. COOK. - 117: D."
T' For sale in Pittsburgh at the•Pekilf Teti Store, 72
Fourth st. ' • febls
13 A. FAIINEgTOCK'S CQUGIT SVIWP.—This pre.
13. paragon has proved itself to be of very great effica
cy in the cure of elistioate . Coughs; Colds, Asthma, Spit
una of Mund t Whooping Cough, and other Pneumonic
Affections; and the proprietors feel warrafitecrin
ruendhig_it. _as .a._safe. and useful_randicine 7 aud are_pre
pared to show .certificates of indisputable authority, ih
testimony of-its -.•-. • - -
- .lt is.pleasantte the mite, and - is offered:awe low a price
as to place -it within the reach. of , every.person- - , There
are, perhaps.-barfew Cough preparatients that - - will proi
duce such , .decided effeets - la suck a , sliort limo. - Pre
- - Ac A - ...FAHNESTOCK
Cornet of First and Woodi - alsh, cornei .of Si ma and
Wood streets.' : 'decl3
1J sole nnd,retnib.nt
Ao 5D _ , - _ - , •
ini Sohn !Aretrne.)cen,Pnnu:mrpnc,
Ity.01 1 ".
I ,S i m v l, ,, th rd ,. f ir=
IX! INES ANDX,ItaIIp
'tars and likghtlis. Pi
of the folloa:m&eelearata
nmnely•
A Soignette Brandy, palo:
dark,
Otani - 44
I
Sazenac '
Hennessy _ " dirk:
, o t i re f
e t C
Pinastilion & Co • "
ilark.
Imperial 'E:nate Gm,
Blacklibrse
Swart • "
Pine
Irish Whiskey 1 . 4
Janinien Spirits,'
St. Croix
TOgeliler alarge , s t
Liquors in lionles; also,
for sale as imported. on pl
lar-siriirLiktiOr Store of
fib," COGIIe
SUDO
00 Halves. Quar;
3tantly. %Vinek, Gili3 ;
fttlf, giltdos; - and viniag,es
traidon Market Wine
Bonet. Port '
l'ralt.h •
Ruin
- Madeira
iViliingtOli
•Payai
• Pale Sherry
Blown
_Golden " •
Tenriffe "
liiabott
Cltiret
„Svieet & Dry Malaga -
•of.tlte - above Wines and
and Claret Winei,
ng•ternts. attlte Wlllll'o4l =
P: 0. MARTIN,
Stnitbfild: 4i4 Fiat Ell
Drugs au?, filebichito•
WESTERN NEW Yong'
C OL 11E GE - OP '11111A:LTII,
No. co;, Msta - Resosto, New )(oat.
DR. 0. C...VAUGIIN I S 'Vegetable Lithortteiptic Aden
tisementt for4e47.—tl Came,' Saw, 1 Conquered ; "
is most emphatically themase•with this article. Disease
has ever yielded to its Most marvellonsinetlicinal-power.
Wherever it his gone, -Ind - ;South- Adierica, England,
Canada. and the United Stitteshave provided the trout of
this statement, the above quotation in a strong and pithy
sentence, tells the whole story. the principle
upon which you are cored; May not be known to you,
but the result of Mtriaris satisfactory; TOR are restored;
and the secret of the cure minairsii with theproPrietor.—
The Medicine 'is a conmound. of 2; distinct vegetable
agencies-; each individual root has its dwn`Teculiar, ex
clusive, medicinal property, - conflicting with no other
compound—each root makewits oowncure-:-and ass per-
,
Met combinationi•Wheti - taken into the system, it does the
work which X.lll7ltE, when her.laWs were first establish
ed. intended it sholild do-PLIRIFIES',;;STRF,NOTHENS,
AND RESTORES the broken down, debilitated constitn
-lion. Dauer, in all its characters, will-be completely
eradicated from the system by its use. See pamphlets in
agentir harids, for free 'circulation—they. treat apon ail
dm : eases. and show testimony of cures. GstA:via., and all
complaints of the Urinary organs, form also the c ause of
great suffering. and Vittoutes Lrritorrrairric has acquired
no small celebrity over the country. by the cures it has
•made in this distressing chute of afflictions: So famed, it
.seems, is this medieine, that it 'has - tints. attracted the no
ticeibf one of our Med ical publications. -In the Nevem
be N 0.1546, of the - .Buffalo Journal and „Monthly Re
view sitAlledicat and:Surgical - frelente;" an - article up
on calculous diseases, and "solveuts,".. the ,writer, after,
noticing the fact that the English miverrimenf once pat
bhased a secret remedy, anAilsanotroing., the purchase
in 1602, of a tiedret reinedji - , the ;Legislature. of New
Fork; thus Part tribute to the fume 'of the .Meditine
• " Whytio - not oue'Repiesetitativriiii Settate arid Assein-•
,bly convened; enlighten - ` and.' dissolves; the , suffering
thousands of this country. hy the purchase of Vaughn-s.
Vegetable Lithontriplic, thau which no solvent since the.
dayit of .Alehemy.has possesied ode" half the fame
Reader,Mete a jie dodical of highstanding, aeknow . -
ledged ititotighbtrt largirsietiblt of Utiii tonntty •to be
one of the best conducted journals of the kind - imthe
. States, exclmnging with , tlto scientific works : of, Europe
to our certain knowledge, e dited by Austin Flint, AL D.
and - contributedeo ; by .men ' - of the hig hest professional
ability: thus stepping.aside to - notiee “Secrek remedy."
You will at 'once understand no unknown. Mot worthkss
nostrum, could thus extort a comment from - sottish a quart
ter—and consequently, unless it directly conflicted with
the practice of the faeulty it must have been its great
"lame" whiCh has caused to receive this passing nod.
homer diseateS,tceakrirss of elte'lutek and - erne. irreguktr.•
painful and suppressed -Menstruation. Fldur.Alltus, and
the entire copapheated train of evils which, follow a dis
ordered system, arc at once relieved by, the ntediciue- 7 -
Send for pamphlets from Agents. and , you will find evi
dence-of the vafire at' the liithontripiie there put tbrth.—
As a remedy thr the irregitlntities of the 'female system.
it has in the compeitind u -roor•whith has been resorted
to in the north of Europe , fur cenutries—as a sure cure for
tide complaint. and a restore r,of Itealneof the entire system.
Lived CoMPLATyr, IstSaSlCE."llttroti DiSEASVs, &C., are
instantly relieved , ' People of the West will find it. the
only remedy in these - complaints. as well. as FEVER AND
Aces. There is nor.remedy liken,. and no calomel or qui
ninejortus any part of this. mixture. No injury will r -
snit bi setive properties arc inanikated
the use. of. a single at) oz bottle. For Steer and, Ague;
Bilious' Divide's. trite no °thee Medicine.- RltErStsrtSm.
GocT. williffid The - action of this medicine-upon:
tha Blood, will change the ilisease-which, originates ta
Me - blood—and a healthy result, will follow. Dl's l 'o o ol.l.
Prnmerridx, Zoe.. yield zit a teui days use of, this 'Medi
cine: Inflammation of the LUNGS, Cotatt, CONSVNIPTiott
also. has ever tintint relief. Scrofula,' Erysipelas,
Inilarne - d_Esoub- , all caused by impart blood,-will find
this itriele the remedy. The system, completely spied
upon by the twetuy-two different properties of the mil
titre. itilptirificil and restored—as a partial cure Will' dot
The train of commoncompliints, Palpitation of
the Rear:. Sick Headache. Debility. kit. are all the-result of
some derangement of the system. and the GUSAT
Rrsru
nslt.tcilldoiis:work..The promises set,forth ita the. eil
riistineet. are haseirupon the prOcif of %Ann it has done
in the past four years.. The ei ration, testimony of 1000
Agents, in Canada. the Uidtcd Statei r Englanl. and South
Ameriem. in the possession of life Proprietor—mid can be
seen by all interested—is a sufficient demonstration thht
it is the best itlediethie sic, offered to the World. Get the
pamphlet, mid study the principle its there laid down, of
the method of cure. Put up in ; 3o oz. bottles, at $2: 12
or. do. at St each-the largest holding 6 oz. mate than
two small betties. Look out cult' not get imPered
Every bottle has - .,'' Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptie
Mixture - blown upon the glass, the WITTE:r Signature of
G. C. Vitugh on the directions. and -G. C. Vaughn,
stamped on the cork. None other areminutie..
Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and sold at the Principal
Office. 207 Main street, Butralo, - at wholesale and retail.
No attention given to letters. unless post paid—orders
from regularly constituted Ageuts excepted : post paid
letters. qr verbal emmunitientions soliciting advice,
promptly attended to gratis.
Offices devoted - exclutivelv to the sale 'of this article,
—132 Nabsint streets, New Vcirk 205' Essex street,
Salem. Massachusetts. and by the principal Druggists
throughont the United States and Canada, as advertised.
in the paperS.
Agents in this city.—
ifnys.k. Brockway..Wholesnle nnit Retail Agents. No.
Commerriul Row. JAbcrly street. Pittsburgh. Al o. R.
Sellers. 5i Wood street; John Mitchell. Federal slue(.
Allegheny city; Juba _Barclit), Beaver: John Smith.
Bridgewater.
CIIAiR CRE.A3f—A matchless arflcle fur
growth, beauty, and restoration of the Hair. Tire
Cream. when once-knowai, will superceile all other :Ira , .
rtes of thn kind . IjoIN, in use. Where the hair is dead
harsh. thin. unhealthy. not turnifig grey:a few appliee,
lions will make the huff soft and dark, and give it a beau
tiful. lively appearance; and, Will also mdkeit maintain
its- liveliness and healthy eider; twice EIS long as all the
preparations, that art generally used. Where the heir is
ibi", or ban . fallen Mft it may he restored by using this
Cream. Every lady and gentleinati who is in the habit of
using oils ou their hair shoald at once purchase &Lenient .
the Chinese !lair Cream. as it is so composed that it will
not injure the hair like the other rreparrations, but will
beautify it. and give perfect Satisfaction in every in
stance.
For testimony to its, very' superior gnaliting, gee the fol
lowing letter front. did Rev. Mr. Caldwell to, Megrrit.
Hendershot' do Stretch, Nnilville, general agents for the
Southern State:P:
Letter of the Rer. R. Caltitrell. retitor ty" the Prrsbyteriun
Church.' Pula-ski.
Mr sit. Ilextmits uorr & Srarren Gs - rtacwirx—l take
p.easure in addiug my testinionV in laVor of the excellent
preparation called W. Parish - a' Chinese Hair Cream; for,
about two years ago my hair Was very dry, bristly, and
disposed to come out;. but having procured a bottle of the .
Cream. and used it acconling to the prescription. it,is now
elastic, soil. and firm In the head. Many balsams and
oils were applied:tackle - acing my hair in a woise state'
than before. This ,Cimmi, however, has met. my exped
tationg.
As an article for the toilet. my wife gives it preference
oVer all others; being delicately perfumed atul not. dis:
posed to rancidity. _The especially; willSad'the
Chtuese•Cream to be a - deSideratton m their prepithttions
for the toilet, Ilespectthlty,&e"
• • 12.CALDiVE1.1.. •
'Pulaski, January 7,1817.:: -
117 - Sold wholesale and - "retail, in Pittsburgh, by Joint
M, Townsend. 4.s.Market.st., and Joel Mohler. corner of
Wood and Fifth ate. lels-tbkw.ly
LA DIEs are cautioned against using Common- Prepa
red Chalk: They are not aware how frightfully inju
rious it is to the skin ! how coarse, how rough, how sallow,
yellow. and unhealthy theskin appears after using-pre
pared chalk ! Besides it is injurious. containing! a large
quantity of lead! We have prepared a beautintl vege
table article, which we_call -Jones'-Spanish Lilly White.
It Is perfectly innocenybeing•purified of all deleterious
qualities, and it imparts to the shin a natural, healthy,
alabaster, clear, -lively white t- at the same time acting
as a cosmetic on-the akin . Making it soft and smooth. !,
: Dr. James Anderson: Practical Chemist of Massachu
setts, says : After analysing Janes' Spanish Lilly White,
find it possenies-the mostbeautiful and natural, and at
the same time innocent...white I ever I eertainly
. can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose skin.
requires bcautifyine :Price 25 cents a box.. Directions.
—the best way to apply. Lilly White, is with soft..leather
or wool—the termer is preferable. .
A ri:vx SET or. _Terra_ row '25 came.--White 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-tune it Is so perfectly innocent
arid exquisitely fine, that its constant daily use is highly
advantageous, even to those teeth that are in good condi
tion, giving thema beautiful polish and preventing a
premature decay:. Those already deCayed it prevents
from becoming worse—it also fastens such as IS beeomin.g.
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately - whno;ind make the.breath deliciouslyraweet:
Price 25 or m centS box. 'All the above are sold only .
at SO Chathantst.. signor the American Eagle ; New Yost.
and by the appointett gpiqs whose' names appear in the
next column. •- - •
IV ILL roc 51A RIM and get a rich husband, lady.? "Your
face is your fortuitC*- Is't beautithl; clear, fair? Is it
white'. If 3100C-wn be made so even though - it bol;e1:
low, disfigured, sanbfirnt, 'tanned and freckled: Thous.
ands have been madelhttif who have washed once or
twice with Jonekltalian Cheinical Soap. The. elect - is
glorious and magnifitent. - But be sure you.get Itmgenu
me Jones' Sean, at the sign of the American Eagle, S 2
Chatham street. • -
• Ring-worm, Salt-rhettia. Scurvey, Erysipelas, Barber's
Itch, arc often cured by Jones' Italian Chemical Soap.
when every kind of tentedy has failed. Thnt it cares
pimples. freckleS; tUtd clears the skin. all know. Sold at
the Atnerican, Eagle.- . 85• Chatham street. Mind, - reader,
this seldom or never mils.
C.
.INGIAS. Jr., Patterson.
Sold - at JAcitsoa's Kl. Liberty at, head of Wood, Sig,n or
of the Big Boot. • ncor4.
A'TiIIRRIE. 6 A--Pro o llu7eTrilflEron2Ctißw t aellTinitEKe s rEDuctickYy,( 3 l . FBsNfeAei
below the earth's' surface. This Oil will he found vastly
superior go Harlem. British:or any other formerfrpopti
tar Oils. Its curative properties foe Aher-follevingL. all
*tents ere truly wonderdilt • Infllmmtoryi rheumatism,
Whooping-cough; phthisic,eriegysi 'colds.? spasms; tatter,
erysipelas, seald heatli. croup; infbinimatoryaore Meant;
liversomplaintiinflammation of the kidneys:it - Mins in the
breast. side and:buck; diseases of the spine; piles; heart
burn; diseases or the'•• hip joint; inflamed - sore:eyes, deaf.
ness;.ancf eztr nelte; worms: toollr ache., - sprainsi attains,
burns, Benicia, 'bruises, cute:mice-I*T canner, fevers sores,
Price 50 - centSper bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
WM. JACKSON, at his boot and -shoe - store, ett.Liberty
street, Pittsburgh' The 81174 Boor stands iw the door-way.
OnlyglaceinWittsburgh'wherc the , pretthms Call. be oly.
Citritoir:=Tnoider to be sure of obtaining thege • nuine,
purehase only Of'-'llte general - agent. for W-estertifennsyl
vania, Wirt. Jick soft; etS.Liberty street; or. through sub-
Agents appohtted by himibr:rtssale; cached' whom will
have a show Lifland general directions in pamphlet farm;
containing 'ilatitranies , and address of the Proprietor and
General Agent or Wenxin Peimayivania, folkAirav
Irr:lllitrirOoqpiMieror;igeuttickyrr
J;iciesOn,.GgileratAgent for Western PeuttrYiPif -,
Ida, da.Libelfy alreetc .Pittsburgh, to whom. Or orders
Ortszavellsieh battle is:ateloiedlii . ape'Or the above
tiamed.Parnphistarmidthe mune of Winilut JacksaisAthd
gout' rat iniauthaY-4,410,te544(4044.fcg-Wirstagt„-Palurri
vanitt,)ptinted up,* plAfrihheid - thedvdreL l .i •,bellg•T
s '4l
' •
{l . , '• thteil•Pei(chesq
cirrytir, ...Seed; jtiAl ICCeiVatt. and
_rims*.
by ' -•- • b . al, W=YrkaildAN '
Nch 311darket, and tl4FrOat stool.
-. ; - .-0F4113 0 .ci . 10-7 . ftii7,,jl:
GIAICA*AM*II "
SUGARCOATED ' F EWT BL .i'PURGATIVEPILLS,
RE universally admitted to 'operate, notonlyysin
A dr/mini prevottir4 but as a ri o
ketier ... f m p.. r so m r p o o
all diseases which can erect the? human. ikana.-+iltesilu
ache, Indlgestiom - . ftheroma. Pales,..SeFrry, D ropsy,
.Small Poz,ChOlera Maibusi, Woratis,
Consurupdon, istutulice„Quitmey, &astatine. Liver Cote ,
APePIUXY,''CATICCW•IdesiIes; Salt Shim:;Tsai
zleartburn. Giddiness,Erytlpelas, Deafneu,.ltehings o f
the Skin, Colds, Gout:Gravel.:Painizin the Haek,lnwat,t,
Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Risings in the Throat,
Asthma, Fevers of all Matti. Female Complaint", Stitches
in the Side, Spitting of - Blood: • Sore - Eyes, Scrofula, Si."
Anthony's Fire, Lowness of .Spirits, Flooding, Fluor Al.
bas az NiWites, Gripes, King's Evil, Lockjaw,. Hyateria,
Bile on the Stomach, and all bilious affections, Pleurisy,
Swelled Teet and Leg.. ' Swine PbX, - White,SWellings,
Tremors, Tumors, Ulcers, Vomiting—and a host of others
blue successfully and repeatedly been vanqUisheff by;
They have been known to effect permanent Musa when , :
all other remedies bed provad unavailing; and inAhe Taw,
stages a: disease.,
They have in many cases superseded the pracriptiviskill
of the most eminent ph ysicietni;• and received besides their
unqualified
'They have been, frequently recommenced by menAfthel.
most distinguished characters throughout the , . lantTikud!
been sanctioned in Europe by Noblemen, and Ratites of
royal blood:
royal
have been introduced. into the Ifoipitals of Edha..
burgh. Paris; and Vienna ' and through the disinterested"
exertions of our Foreign .Ambassadirts, they lave rtesiV
ved the favorahie commendation of the Emperor Of Rus.; ,l
sin. and of his Celestial Majesty of the Chinese. Empire.
trr Scarcely a Packet vessel of any repute sails front •
the port of New York, without an abundant "apply of the
SICK MAN'S NEVER FAILING FRIEND. • ..-
...417 , Ageuoies. have beenmatablishedin all the principal,
Cities tit tIM talon, and applications are comnscriUy,vesehr
ing us thorn abithst numberless villages in every' aectian
of the country. , Testimonials of their marvellous i effects
are pouring in from all muaters—and in such numbers
that we have not time to rend one half of them:
,' What
stronger or more conclusive 'evidence than thew isaproYt•
ant facts can the most, sceptical desire? Is it possilltAtet
the many , thousands who have tried CLICKENEKS
' PILLS; can'be deceived in their results? If any iirnpoil."
titre or quackery existed, would it not long ago:bare been'
."
held up. as it should beii. to the scorn and deflator' of, -a.
justly offended community.
Ili - Remember, Dr. C. V. Clickener is tbe original is
venter of Sugar Coated Pills; and that nothizignt the sort
was ever heard of.. until beintroduced. them in June,ll3o..
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Cliekener's_
Sugar Coated Vegetable Pills. and take no other, or they.
will be &Ude the triethrts of a fraud: - -
PRICE. 25 CENTS PER BOX.
Clickencr's principal office for the sale of piila
Vesek L. New York.
WM.JACKSON, $9 Liberty at.. head of Wood at.,
burgh. 204 General' Agent tor Western - Pennsylvania,.
Northern Ohio, and the. River Counties of Virginia.
The are Dr Clickener's duly appointed - A
gents for Allegheny eo.. Pn. •
W:11. JAC:ASO:4, (principal) 89 I.iberty street, head. 01
Rood. , . . .
.
A. Marshall. Alle gheny . City
- Jonathan Gluiest; Manchester.- -
•C. Townsentl
Jan. IL H. Jaeques,.Birminghtun.
Jtio. IL Cassel, Penn
Andrew S. Getty. Wylie st.
Robert Williams,.Artluirsvilla.
12: If. Ilemingray, South Ward.
Wm. J. Smith, Temperaneeville.
Jethniali Fleming, Layeresetwille.
Daniel Negley , East Liberty.
Edward 'Phompson„Wilkinsburgh.,
Thomas Aikiti Shorpsbargh:
G. IL Starr. Sewickley: •
Samuel Springer. Clinton, • -
James IWKee, Stewartstown.
John Mack, Turtle Creek:
C. F. Diehl. Elizabeth.
• Riley APLaughlin, Plumb. Township:
.1. Jones, Bakerstowa.• „
- Penny,. 111.'Keesimrt.
T IS TUE BEST COUGH AIEDICINE I ~E,y1:11,-
USED."—This was expressed in our hunting yesL'
terday. by an intelligent &modem - tot Who lindligedinit
about one half of a bottle of Dr. Wilin ' reraDrictual,Cottet
Mixture. before he was entirely cared.. Cotne_and.fet
bottle of it. and if 'the - most 'Or eald-tro . en
not disappear by its use,' i - obi ' Money will be - refunded.
Compounded as itis.;of ihe4nostcfleefitc. though harm
less and . pleasant remedies. its use for years htus,ltor in.
deed can it tail to give entire Satisfaction.
For sale. wholesale and ret
ail. by- ;• •
Liberty street: near Caine
FLEaIING.
La:Wrentasille..
Sold also by
Dell .
• •
11 - IR. WILLARD'S Oriental cough' .21.1ixture.--.' • Lsr Ira
11 WOitlifi . PRA iSE IT." These who have - notlind an op
portunity of trying . this, &Tar remedy for the pertnanent
core °revery atfeetton'of itiVl mtgs. should not tail to give
its: trial. , . Certificates-of-its efftewney,- from.our Two att-•
izens. which Wn,are consta4nly -receiving,. cannot, fail to
convince the:lt.kcpticid, - Meld the renown% frorti a lady
of high staiiabig to Alleghary2, — -
" AtP7 3l l4'CT ' CrrTiyo);l7E.lB4Ei: .
ltreesre..llays Brlxirway: .It affords itietitilea
surslo be able to add•lrlyteitimsay favor otAresMil..
lard's truly valnujdectAigvareweint:-.Abbut dawn nusfkAhs
since I was attached yeßkii'dolefit colt:Valid -was much
distressed with SlK..leongllfflizn'whichl could.Oto.re
lief. until I Widicaibikrt tititajaitceinduced afrYdirt
store and pnrehitife4Sineor shi3Orientafc
I ant happy.bmitatirthat use of -the seem' bottle .lins
entirely etirecrine ratuL bovine. great -confidence hr It: I
have. And - Oall - goutinue tOzecommend.it Witty friends.
• .
.
~
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PriCe,-2,5 bents - ix-bottle. ' £?old by:
. • • - ', • '.. • /1'..%11i ,4, lIROtIiNVAY,
:114' .11: Corn. Row. Libirty st.. near Caual:
fieblll) .1. FI.F.AIING: 1.11 - vviifirevill4k.
.
- ---
11kOht the Neiv-York Gamine, Oct. 6,.
'a dilly
V, paper deservedly alibi head of the daily
this-comnry ,preturlis
Brbtas Ez ract nJ Saiseparilla.-Ir were tint tourtinty
to call the attention of our readers to thisinvalitable prep- ,
annion vrhieh Will be forted adrertised in another cohtnin.
Mr. Bristol is it .brother, and isettes - a.highlylnteresting
newspaper, every now and.then,'otie or two numbers of
which_we have already noticed; and the medicine , : itself
has been eulogised by nearly - all the ppress of therivestern
country, and, we doubt not. Justly eulogised. It has in its_
favor. moreover, - very flattering testimonials from the
most eminent practitioners in every . part of the country
where it has been. used. There , is beauty and taste
enough in the bottles, and in the engraved labels In which
they arc enveloped, to irence purchasei even-if the.
preparation itself were: not one 01 the "ao.vereignest- in
the vvorld,r as every. person .must .believe it is-rthat is,
every one .must believe it is--tlutt Is, every one. who
would not resist amass of domunentary evidence concluA:
sive enough to convert a Turk to - Christianity_ Buy one
of the bottles, gentle render, and see whether yotedo.not.
agree with us on this point. - :
For sale by .B. A. IFA.FINFISTOCK tr; Co.,
• feb24 cor. of Int and Wood mid 611, and WoOd
.GOUT,.
.AND TIC DOL.ORItt.F.X.'....
jib A respectable gentleman calle.d at 'our mffice; as he,
said, to inform us that he had been afflicted for' 15 "'
Yeas
with Rheumatism or, Gout, and occasionally With Tie
Daioreuxp that the had been frequently 'confined to his,
room for months together.- and often suffered the mosiin-
tense awl excruciating paht, btit that lately he had been
using Jaynes difcratite.. from which he found the meet sig-'
nal and unexpected relief. lie says he found Ihe - medi;.*
cine very pleasant and effective, and. than he now- coil
alders himself perfectly' cured.—Philadelphia North Amer-
A Fsc-r Worm Ksowitro.—A gentleman.of Scrofulous.
habit. from indiscretion iribis younger days, bee:nue- 1P
fected with Ulcerations in the Throat and Noseonad a.
disagreeable eruption .of the Skin. Indeed, his whole
system bore the- nidrke , of being snuiratedr.Wilb4lisentia,
Oue hand and wrist were'. so much *fleeted that - ha halt
lost the Use:of the hand,-every part being .eoverAiwith'
deeny.painful, and offensive ulcere. and were as:hollow
and porous as an honey-comb. It was at this stage of his
complaint, when death appeared inevitable; from l liath
some disease..lbsit he commenced the use of Jayne's Al- ,
terative
. and !Miring taken siiteen bottles, is now, perfect,-
The Alterative operates through the circulation, ante:.
purifies the blood and eradicates disease from the OAm,
wherever located, and the* numerous cures it has per
formed in diseases of the skin, cancer, scrofula, gout,
liver complaint, dyspcpsia"pnd other, chronic discloser, it.
truly astoriisiiii4.--44nrgef he Time S.-.„
fp"' .0 . i..4.1e Pittablugh;l4 the PEKIN TEA STORE:-
00NSUMPTION, - COUGH, SPITFING OF BLOOD!.
k_.r BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, Ike.—To , CommaritStes,
Four-fifths of you -are really suffering , - freer neglected
Colds, or an obstruction and consequent indentation of
the delicate lining of those tribes through which: the air
we breathe is distributed to the lungs. This obstructtons
produces pain and soreness, hoarseness, cough, difficulty
of breathing, hectic fever, andstspitting of blood,-matter
or phlegmovhich finally exhausts the strength af tiarla" ,
tient—and death ensues. JAYNES' EXPECTEMATiTr
neen Ends to. remove this obstruction. and produces the.
most pleasing and happy results. It is certain in its ef—
fects, and cannot fail to relieve: ' • I
For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Sore, 72
et.. near Wood. , • janB •
g g - DE.ST COUGH MEDICINE IN ' THE WORLD!"'
jaitl ..Anothor evidence. of the - superiority of .Dr....." 7-
Inrirs eaugh Mixture, over all others. Aced the fellownraf
certifiinfte froin a respectable citizen of the Fittieltiard
• Prrisaraou, Nov. B. '
'" This certifies that for some. eeks past I was
with a very serious Cough, which was evidently Lx.corty
ing seated on the lungs to such an extent as to resist the
elfectof every medicine which I had , been Ewes
finally persuaded to call at -Hays k- Brockway's Drew
Store, and get a bottle of Dr. iVillarert Orirnid -erttght
Mixture; which- : to my great surprise, relieved , tor-very
much; after taking only two or three doses. and benne I
had used one bottle-I was edtirelyytired.- • lyras somitelt
pleased with its effects, thin I have brouight other's. to lily
it, and shall continue to reconimend it to elY•frielldsv as J
firmly bill:ire it to be the
best Cough •
Medicin .
e en
Ms
; worbi.'"
„ ASIIEW VOA
Try At—M6 1d cents a Botte.
SoldhE .
. 'TAYS. 4 BROCKWAY.
NO.;'',Liberty street, near 'Canal Basin..
'Sold alsc; by' • ..•
novlo • • Lawrenceville
TIALItt OF COLUItD3IX—Hair Tmtie--To the Bald and*
Orry..--Ifyciu'wish a rich, luxurious beettoffinir; five
from daudstifinialliMiif acijiat sail tci the genuine.
Balsam oV,Coluinbia... eases Of baldness, it will more
thaw exceed. yew-expectations... Many who hare :legit
their hair for twenty remit have had it restored to its (*-
gine! perfection by the Ilse of this Balsam. Age, state or
condition, appears to be uo obstacle,. whatever. I It also,
causea..the duidm How with which the delicate hair tuba
is filled, by which:means:thousands, whose hair was grey
as i the•Astatie . eagle, have ..had , their hair restored to itr
minutia color, by the use oilhis invaluable remedy:. In
all of feverirtvvill be found one of the most pleasant
washes. tjtat can be used.. few applidatiemanaly *re
necaroaryAolcer4k4he-huir from falling out. It strengthens
ibp romii„ it.neverafuils to impart a richiglossy; appear
calee:;,And,msa,,piiiftirgerfor: tint toilet, it is unequalled/ It
holds three dunes anonglins other miscalled.ilair Rester
adv,es,: and, inure eacensai. 211te genuine minutiae
tared oulyliy,c4o4tss* Son,iat Countaadt-streat, Naw'
.
Yak;
genine in - fittsburgh; -
Libaity alieel;ba'ati of•Niroodr also, in-Washing
by A, *wiener gap in,Canzatats6mo* by Dr.
iiirfroWniiiilfrepu , DeAjitenipCrolier;litsa, in elm
niPcnnsylvanne, Ohio, Maryland and Virginia.
i
da4
cAnsigiuHabUt, and for -aale_ti) ,
. - MILLER' d BIC •
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