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Observe The ci3ruer, No. lI .I:terrt it•id S;Klit streets, MEM BEIM • No. 4. --- .3k. s e s tr,;•/.14 UurJzfe of AC.st, Rooks for 1 4 49. Clll APM D AN'S RA %V ING - BOOK. ~ N. 2. 1•:.:11.1. new edition. now gagirterly. Cliamher's Mist...l:any. No. I I : foil setts on hand. Lives of the Queens to England, by Agnes Strickland; yol. NI. Thc taket Queen. or thu ‘Vife's Stratagem. Nltt..conn a, a tale of the Revolution. • Saincs for the People. No. It. superior to No. 1. ""'ltigk - Ariel. or lint on hoard on Indianian. new supply. Ettltank's Hydraulics. No. 2—full scup on hand. nickel's Feruoniticti. No. ti, do do; Pictorial England. Nos. 3t & 37. do do; • Eldon Magazine, thr February, do do; 'National- do. du do do; Ur:thanes du. do do do; Goduy's Lady's Rook for Folt`v, do do; Little's Living Age. No. 193. • do do; from 150 np. ":41ernarkable Events in the History of America, by J. trroet, I:. G. D. AllltriCall Phrenological Journal for January. Sub .-sit-11:010ns received. Jane Eye. an Autobiogrophy. by Currcr Last of the Fairies, a Chnstitia.s tale, • by James. • -• Edinhurgh Phrenological Journal and Magazine. The Conquest of California and New Mexico. by the . l'orces of thetinited States. in yours Idtld and 1c47, by Jas. Cutts: with engravings. plans of battles, 1.--at Tont to the River Saguenay In Lower Canada. by sCharles Lumnan, author of '• A Summer in the Wilder 'sinus." Eclectic Magazine for Janitors . . Furnished to toil,: , :scribers by dui year. or sold by the single number. Now avil Then. by the author of Tea Thousand a Year. -t. Waverly Nocult. cheap coml. new sepias. The U.IJO WC/I'6.S arc tar sale by Litt3ll I'. MORSE. -- N . 1M FORT.k.NT 1300 K.—The Ea of eeniewlvitekt art of the ‘Ve , it.undorttest- Ntrt Expeditious and t'itturee: with an appendix. eon- Cutkit)t" , :;tracts froth important Indian treaties. Aiinug of eon:servile:es, Journal, : &e. Tog ether frith a ''Sfigeirttighleal - dr.-61,6 0 n at rush emititeof Western n rensteyhiettied- tint rer,., vkaue,e, fj ' 7 Stallig.Eati. Tor sale by 11 S WS:WORTH No: I;! Market -truet. INCEES - janlo - TEAs -- -71(.halit;e:1;06;t:Y°. 1„ ha t l: v et o ell e s s r;lllll% .11, 1 / 1 -r; .. 4 4 holi•thcstt. inarrrinl: 16 •• " Pouchung: J-1:1111 4 : :11Ay ka, in .gorc annd for salr. by L. S. WATERY , . • • ~x~~C~ t "'~"'~'~+~.F,.'~, `y+Lk`SY~74a"'i,~° ~r ~'°s*A~x~."~ :,.. tigttni. Stores ~....TO011P3! ARNI.V-z-tThrenteneilin vtodo it ofWisrcrn Pc nue. by COI Swirl. with 10.000 inch. not Withstanding, which..J. , di 'Will Continual() sell Clothing cheaper than any has heivtoftyg. been •offered iii the Western country. hav ing... She largest establishment in the city. fronting on Lib fkrW ISO thx.th slit. Ile is now prepared to show to his numerous patrons ithey greatest variety ,of.eloths. mene t vesuaga. anti 'Clothing of ulfdescriptidus. suitable fisr Vashapproaching season, that has ever been Offered in, . this tuirket. to which all can have the Right of Way.— ObsdrYlJhe corner. No. 167. Liberty and Sizth sts. =VP . , e . ' J. M. WHITE, tAILOII. Proprietor. I'(EW GifibbS. NEW GOODS.—Received nt the Iron Clothing- Stare. a splendid assortment of quilts. - donsisting of fine rrenett. English and At 'Plain. sea,blank fancy Cassimeres. of the'must modern steles: .Alas figure Cashmere Vestings, Silk Velvet, Plain and, Taney Satins—all of which Ave will make tip at the most -reasonable prices. in a durable and fashionable style. Ready made CIO - thing, of all' descriptions Lady's Cloaks ; of-the most fashiohable patterns. Neck and PocketAdkfs., Susnders, Bosoms, Shirr Collars. and every article usuall y kept in a Clothing Store. Country :Merchants, before , purchasing elsewhere, will find it to theft advantage to call at the Iron City Clothing' Store, No.423.Liberty Street; immediately opposite the mouth sr Market. , _ Loctle-tt) C. iWCLOSKEY. I.Clothing t t ciothins: The - 211iie Big Boors vs. The IVattrn It mid -150000,N.,'ELI.,,SSILteTyEPtoGt!TtoNttr.y.IrSontitoir: mdsilineral-ternts ma d e e rny n old T e e n e s l toment cud the public in . satiate: The Proprietor of this fentioned and extensive suitsiblishment has nOW. afler'reniming front the Eastern cidatratmneti trouble and expense. just completed his kill and Winter arrangements to supply his Thousands of ..atilltomers with ohe of the most distrable stock' s of ri o , th.tarthat haX ever been Offered in this or any other mar lin west of the 'mountains. For neatness in stylevnuct workmanship, combined with the very low price which they will be sold Mr, most certnittly render the old unri valled Three . c nig Doors one of- the - greatest attractions o f the westcrwarbustry. It is gratifying to toe to b e ow e to announce to my numerous friends nt home and uhroan, .Shat notwithstanding the extraordinary ellints which 1 • have made to meet the many calls in any line; it in with difficult) , I can keip time with the constant. rush that is made on. this establishment. It "is a well 'established fact. that.nly sales are eignt or ten times larger than any other house in the trade. and this being the ease on the amount sold, I can a Crod to sell nt much less profit then others could possibly think of doing if they wished to _ stover contingent expenses. D intend to make a clean sweep of all Mypreseitt stock before the beginning of next year; coming to this conelnsien. I will make it the inter est of every mail. who wants n cheep winter suit, to tall and pilichtom at the Three Itig I heti,. ,• • qat.ll.: JOHN 7 1 11 - I.OSKEV, 66 Q 1:1.1.VG ort , Low Pim 1 1l CO. - 3 - 0 thing ot every - iloscripiion. siioit or cloaks• over mip7rline blanket. Heaver. Pimt a•id lions y broad. •lothit superfine cloth. threes. owl 4nnol. conle: a large an 11011711ent of tve , .•l, each nod fr"..l. vont, 'D/Oth. 61.1111% tint,ll 1.171:110011.: also. n arilLassortmo vents: plain tool y ..lvet. cloth. esissiirnere and limey in - 0ne:414,d plaid caesiniere. with 'A trent mewl V tif nitperi:te Irish linen. Trimmed shirts, under shirts. era vats. comforts and as other arti cles in the tbi• t g b., which win be sold loss for Cash.. . Pnechn- find it much to their ndvnittage to call 1001/. at -19 I.ugrts street. P. DELANY D. A. complete assortment of goods, suitable for etiattimer work, niways on Land. sttelt as English. French atid--kmexietvi cloths, and rinnsitnrrn; also a choice ref: scant:lnt of seasectehle vestings—ell of which will he' made to order in the latevt styles. and 011 the most Ise cdtritriodatinz terms. jant2,lnve flu, lii I (Ault sung I ruin} Sdrht.: n.a Stutvti,r ' , lock that to now ready to be o,rereil at 010 • Se - MEE LUG BOORS, ,)stOnis of tha lamest sad choice si ti selection that has ev er,liteen e.oillity 1 by atty Olin concern in this or any wh ere:iv in the Cniun. I will not ott.kria)4C to aCrierlbe to the • reader the diSorwit aA.ortfueols of articleswhich I nqw have to odder Otani: but evil simply tell them that if tbesy.oaly lava: Mr with a coil. 1 ,viii Iny before them ilid i erent carmen , - to in}l.e a choice nut of. con s:ls:Ml in par: w 'dais trout thy erelleo in quality down siv.hy lowest in price: l'antniiyyis and Vests. to the rLS • lauishnatAt of till with both mouth and eyes wen, woiuterbt; in tile mist exttavaeantld,g-ree of cur '- ppm , . how sae% a vast collection tit D 1 e AD'S CLOTIIINO elute possibly be callort , 4t9gether u•oler the control of *MI halltVi.ltsid. But sueli ' tilitigs., ill lie, as long as per severance vui I .Jasai is the iriain-spring of trade.— ' 7,Vithout niiy -ilium :if I .oasting. Oil my part. I will ear mt the sun, lin., it If ,oich 111. t tal lam principally corn- Mead- for boll•ing in 1!t.• .hapc of di:ficaltiot. no I matter what di-ne Inar hr. can deter me from art.:an:tits - Ling my ob,niet, proYliline - tor the farm, , the i'atealhanic. and the doy laborcr. whole attention is Siren up 'svitli the itrealest care or their welfare. in At tittg,up fashinnat ;c. aa3 at the seine tinnz substantial cor ms...Mg, to meet their l l4 . lllWl , l4 and ns for others. Who Ebonythemselves molilia in a different sphere. mid re ettiriug an article of the use phis tiles kind, they have stiiiTflet give ui an ouiliric of their wants. and they are salted too. word. • NOw. let me saw a word nr two to my country mere h alas in the trn.i r 1r you wish to save iront at least .‘25 to 40 pro cent. in )odr wholesale purchases_ call in at the "Titre•: Doors." and II I dmit meet your most salt .. guitte hopes. i., the way of »rain recap bargains. anal fresh seasmini,le'goo 1., t will not its future attempt to ott er aat• immeements of a ' , bailor kind to a generous peo ple ttotore and close J. : NI VII rm. Tailor. Proprietor. INIPUPP.NrC.— Flom a pubiished • ILL card tti Buart. of Philadelphia. the fublic:won'l hi- led to bt Here that we have teen epriviie,ie we had no rich. to That - they have - urns stage. tTie eielusive agency II) 'l tetu:' an 4 that we have ristht to claim exclusive privil• e k Tei wlt i :isle teas." I never rreteteled In sell the teas _ of thin sin:Tiro:3 concern. I hare been selling the teas of • the New York Pekin Tea Company for the last two yr:ars; as Ow public see smart, and have been to New Tort Sou tine, is that thus. a-id never heard of this new 4iitcern Coati stele hurt 05 . . . . . The tea Uitsines; & linud is about eight thootlas 'old; atil .. their dm Pekin Tea Coin nYs I:2111. - j uccausc n Lame is open for any m a n or *i n t o a uruit; -. a 14e taut toterried to imply thereby, that, they It .-e any connection with the so called and known Pekin Tea t'ittipnev of New York. is entire false, they having been denied -even an agency iu Philadelphia. for the New York Company, that Company Saving refused even thus far to confide in theta. • i know not what kind-of wool they keep, nor what kind Or teas: I am only certain that they keep or obtain none qf the..Pekin Compnny'. Ne w York. Ariy person reading this card will see the gross (keep. tiriti they wish to practice on the mddie. and to the injury my tittriness. NrCullmont & Rood are wool dealers in Philadelphia, and have sent au agent out here to pull *cad overt O eye. of cone of uhf good citizens. Look o .4ttfor the Mae. sheep. [nor lel ALEX. JAYNES. NEW (WOKS NEW BOOKS: :-.-The Convict, or the Hypocrite ithwiaiked, by Ct. P James. Esq., Jack Ashur.. by T 0' Itatlin the Rector. the Star of the Fallen, by.Curue., author of 131sek Planted Riflemen_ The Mope Figure or do- lat.lv of the Green and bi Charles Corny. of the U S ..\'a.'v. The HanditVricle. ur the Maid of Saiotly, by Louisa Stanhope. nether of "Striking Likener , es." etc . Imonilla I.y Imaure, and Mr. and Mr.; Woodbridge; by Triaidon Cottrell) finvie , r. " Union Magazine fur Decmnber Life of Jos-pb T. (lore-a large nmry !r The Maticauvering Mother, by tic author of " History ar.salirt.l l The Will - illness of Women. I.y the seine author, The Old• Commodore. ty. 11 word .---Jennotte Alinon. or the fount Strawberry Oiri—a tale of^the Sea aini Sluirei by log - rah:lm. Kuam.or ilaylizliu a rite talc; Ly J A. Robb. 'Sir Rowland A 'Chum. 3 cols; by Lady C. Long. • 'Ehe Spleinior Jt Versailles. and Court of Louts flan 'lowers Persouitied, Nos. fl and la. -aural ("cmotaries us' America, part 9. . Newspapers, etr. Icons - lon l'onels and l'istoria I Timor. per last steam'ars BrotaerJoisavitass. Pisilailela ( *winos, and Yankee Doodle Pictorials. sale Crts WS. t • AI.D'WEI.E.,, dee..? orrosno tilt', Post Office _ . _ . ART) 011...7-A Cincinnuci—sup _ erior Lrand. for -0 1 10 by . ; ge,e2l.. SBITTIL & SINP,LS4R. l.s~_i~L ~l' ~Y •.o`.*:.•' .z.--. ••• . , ..- ;• , ~. • ... . . "-:1;'-`t)•..,:":-4':-4..i.4'.:'..i%''' JOIIN M'CLOSKEY, No. 1.31 Liberty street ..... B CALWORKS--Sir Astiev Cooper on Hernia . 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ST .1 New Focal—Midsummer's F.vc—A fair) tale of love. By MrS. S. C. Ifall. ...Terraces Mara TV—Thelife of Henry the Fourth. king Prance and !Navarre. by G. P. R. James. Complete in four parts. paper; 2 vole. cloth. For sale by JOHNSTON it STOCKTON. jan 8 Booksellers, cor. of Market and 34 me. ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY.—Just receiv Jr) ed, by the subscribers, Six Old English Chronicles ; Mulnaesbiny's English Chronicle , Mall.•ta Northern Antsquities, BOHN'S STANDARD LIBRARY Schiller's works, 3 vols Lanai's History of Painting,-3 rots Ilistury of the throndists..lvols , Coac's House• of Auevia , 3 vials; Core's Memoirs of Marlborough ; Luther's Table Talk, by Hazlett; Roscoe's Lorenzo DMedict ; Leo the Tenth; Ocklcy's History of the Saracens; Schlegel's Philosophy of History ; Beckman's History of Inventions: Machiavelli's History of Florence and the Prince Chanibers' Information fin the People ; The Gallery of Nature. Fur sale lee IL S. noswatrrii & Co. 4:1 market s New Rooks Just Received. s o to; r y om o t 4 PlT oon so c iil i rL. ottiz Lectures on the Law and the Gospels, by d Stephen Tylig, D. D. new and enlarged edition, with portrait of the author: 51.50. China, of Rev. David Alice!. D. D.. late Missionary to China, by itis •nephew, Rev. G. R. Williamson. with a por trait. Meander's History of the Christian Religion, and Church; translated by Prof. Torrey; Vol. 2. lawkstonei a tale of and for England. in 184—, in two volumes. from second London edition; 51,00. Memoir of W. C. Crocker, Missionary to Africa; 62 cm. Personal Recollections, by Charlotte Elizabeth, with explanatory notes. accompanied by a memoir embracing the period from the close of personal recollection to her death; by L. 11. J. Totia; 621 cts. Recollections in England:by Rev. S. D. Tyng. D. D. Mark Milton. the Merchant's Clerk; by Rev. Charles B. 'Taylor. M. A., author of Records of n Good Man's Lite." •• Lady Mary.' " Mayan, or the Pearl,' &c. • 17te above just received and for stile by ELLIOTT & ENGLISIT, 55 Market street, between :id and 4th. 1:NI).. SCHOOL BOOKS.--We have just receive 17.1 a large supply of Books for Sunday School Librariys published by the American Sunday School Union • and approved by a committee 'of publication, consisting of ineMbers of thy following denominations, viz.: Baptist. Congregational, Episcopal Methodist. Presbyterian. and Reformed Dutch. These publications compnse upwards of six hundred bound voltunes, (of prices from 8 cents up to '5 vents.). all Britten expressly for Sunday Schools. Li tub/lain! Co the above. the I riot publishes a large variety of books,-in paner covers, for quite young child ren, fur rewards. Sc The Union also publishes two Libraries. Nos. 1 nod 2. of one hu n dred volumes tench. all n u mbered ready for use. of books from 72 pastes 4,10_4.50. at the low price of ten dollars. averaging only ten cents a volume. Also. A Youth Cabinet Library," of fitly volumes, at the low price of two dollars and fifty cents. Also, Hymn Books, Question Books, red and blue Tick ens-un prune boards. Maps. &c. Ali. the above we sell at the Union, at Philadelphia Catalozurs of Rook s niruisbed on appiieatiOn. ELUOTT & ENGLISH. sfi Market st fete between Third-and Fourth, =WO .u.nutsportation Eints, 4kirui gh l'oXtsib - Ye goat Line. rB4B. - , For thrTrcutsportntimi 'f Freight. o and from `Prrrsecvoit, iLi DELOILA BAT-111310 1.12'..NEW ' • iII:VTON. BORBInGE'YORK. C!..I.RLf. • Philadelphia. 'FAA FFE 4- VCO.N.V(M, Pittsburgh. THIS old established Line being now in full operation. tlat• prop rieror. htl ye made extensive arrangements to forward flood, and Produce with despatch. and on the most itivornble terms. They confidently hope. their well 1110WII PrOMpilleSS is goorls—peculiar aelety in mode of ea eel ing--capacions wiLrehuuacs at each pun. affording aceommodations to shippers mid owners of produee„—tagether will, their long experience and unre mitting attention to LUrthle.l. will secure to them a eon tinuanm'oi that liberal patronage they hereby gratefully ack nose ledge. Alf consignments by and for this line received, charges paid. and forwarded.itt any required directions free of charge fur cormnission. advancing or storage. ' No mterest, directly or indirectly. in steamboats. All conimunications promptly attended to on applica tion to the following agents: • • BORIIIVGE . CASH. Nirtrkot tricot, Philadelphia. 'F.A.A.FTE & O'CONNOR. Cava! Brain, Pilfsburith. O'CONNORS &• CO.. North sheet,littliimore- NVILLIANI It. %11,81 tN. ttr Codur s.re4tt, N York. : . Al etehaatta at Kay Freight , t Line. I EdIEXIIBLE CALLED 1 . 11:61VORIII & LINE.) 1848 glh— ExcorsivELy for the transportation of way ireigli beim-ern itlairsville. !Johnstown. lioth dalsiturgh.. Water si feet. and all intermediate plums. Oue boat will leave the ,vareitause of C. A. VAnult) C °...C , utol Basin, Liberty street. l'ingirgit, every day, (Sumla3, excerms,th nod shipr,era can always depend ou having, their goo& Com ardud without delay, and at fair rates. This Line wmt fonnedfor the special accommodation of the eu,, busintis. The proprietors, think fa! for the, very liberal i , atroriaFe they have received during the last two years, respeettully ink= their, old customers and the public generally. that they have extended their facilities, dttnug the past winter. and arc now better prepared to accommodate an increased business. mom:at:Torts R. It. CA! & Co. IVsl.Arrrr: E. O. STITT. WM. PULTZ. JAMES A. LORE. ' JOIEst MILLER. I'RINDLE & Me DOwia.L. . . , AGENTs-- C. A. Nl'AstLrr & Co.. Pittsburgh; . . It. H. CA NAN. Johnstown;. : • 303 N Mllaatirt. 110 l Inlay sinirto lint:or-Lt.& M VIIKOX.II, Water mt. Illttnungrlon co. RE; *l stENCE. , —Smith & Sinclair: J. & J. IWlWritt; O. &.T. N. Shoenbergon It. Robison & Co.: H. Moore: Hasa ley & Snail:: John Parkcr; Warb.Lehmen J. Jordon & Son. mar I (Gazette copy.) ...., - - - • Merchants' Transportnt lou Line, ttttt • TOR the I 'z:in.:portant - it of yrrchanduc atutProducc j: to Plriladchhta and Baltimore Goods cnitatgried to our ear, will be forwarded without ()tiny, at the lowest rate's. Bills of Latlin; transmitted, and ail instructions promptly attencledloorte from any extra charge for stor age or. commission.-- . C. A VA:NULTY &Co., Proprietors. mart . Canal Basin, Liberty st, Pittaburgh. (Gazette, only. copy Philadelphia Type & Stereotype Foundry liE subrienbers are prepared to furnish, at short no , _ll tiee, every article used in a Priming Other. and have reduced the Prices of Type upwards of 14 per cent They now charge for Pica 3P cta. &Buten 34 eta. Small Pica ..... • •34 Nonpareil 66 Long Primer 30 " Agate Bour r reets• • • • • • • •40 Pearl• • • • Bremer 40 " Diatnond •• • • Determined to spare no expense in making their estati— lishment as complete as possible. they are getting up a ututorm Series 02 the celebrated Score Fscrs. which are unequalled for beauty and durability, and which they feel assured will meet With general approbation. Several Steen are now ready. Having recently vi.ited Europe for the purpose of pro curing every improvement in their line of business. they now offer n greater variety of Fairy 'Pype. Borders. Or naments, Sc., &e., than any other e..tabli‘linient in the United Status, and their Unproved method of coating. and of preparing metal. enable them to furnish orders in ti manner to insure Sallfitlaeliol3. Printing Presses of every descnption, Printing Ink. rilaSe.4, Cases. Brass Rule, Purinture, &c., at the lowest rates. Second-hand Presses. and Type. m Melt has been axed only in stereotyping. generally on hand. Hooks. Pamphlets, Music, Mcdieine Directions. Labels, Checks, Drafts. &c.. correctly and elegantly stereotyped as heretofore. N. B. — Specimost Books trill be sent to Printers who wish to snake coolers. 1.. JOHNSON .!‘ rrinrlrbtra No 6. Little rieovre st. Great Idngllsh Remedy I I"OR roughs, Cold,. Anthills. and Cemsumption'—The i greet and only Remedy for the above diseases is the lia%mrion Balsam of Life, discovered by the celebrated [Jr. Buchan. of London, England, and introduced into the United States under the nnitierliate stiperintendcitegpt the 1 inventor. the extraordinary sneers% of this medicine, in the cure 1 of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American Agent to artlienltlF for treatment the worn possible cases that can ho tatlnd In the commitnity—cases that seek Tenet - 11s yell) from any of the common remedies of the der, nod have been ;is*, up by the mom distinguished phvnietrins. an roarmed and Incurable.. The Rutigarian balsam hoe cartel, and will cure. the nipit desperate eases It in no quack nostrum , but a standard English medicine. of known and established efficacy, Every family in die United Staten should be supplied with ihichan'n Hungarian litthinsik Of Lite. not only to counteraet the consumptive of the;teirlattles, but to he used an a preventive medicine in alrettadli of colds. roughs spitting of ['loud. pain lit the side and chest. irritation and soreness of the langs. bronchitis; difficulty of I'. reathing, hectic fever. night sweats, emasiation mai general debilt• ty. asthma. Influenza. whooping cough, and croup. Sold in large bottles at St per bottle, with full directions for the restoration of health. Pamphlets, eontaliting a in “ se of English and America,' certificates, and other I.Witlence. showing the .uneiitilied merits of 11115 great English Remedy. may he obtained co the Agents. gratuitously. For sale by B. A. FATINESTOCK & rO.. chlb cur. First and Wood. nod Wood and nth it. .11E5T --- ' --- M:=1:1 :> ;'• _' ~i s q~. y~~ ~ ~ a ' - ~. .. _. ~n^.P~.ny~`.+ ~~w~;n~„'C~`4sa+'3`kr~3'kz- emigration Sint*. T arise ott's Genera . 4 Emigkation °Mee. REPIrrr . ANCFS and Patmace 2 front Great Britain and Ireland, by W. & .1. T. Tapscott, 75 South st.. corner of Aluiden Lane, N. 1%, and 96. Water..' • • 100 Rood. Liverpool. The sultscriltem, having accepted the Agency of the shove (loom arc non 'Prepared ft, make ormngerneitty s"vt on the most liberal .terms thOie'deatit3its'otpaying the parmg6 of their' Triendiflriiiii Countlll-and .they ibitter thetneek4s their and Icing standing in business will give amplenistranee 'that all their .ar rangements will be -carried oat 'faithfully. ' • • & J. T. Tapscott are long'and favorably known for the 'superior CiBSS. accommodation. and sailing , qualities of their Packet Shifts. The (/L , F,EN OF TilE"I WEST. SHERIDAN. GA PRIOR, 110TTINGUER, ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL. and SIDDONS, two of which' leave each port monthly—from New York the dint and Wilt. Dial Born Liverpool the. oth and di: in addition to winch thel have arrangements with the St. George and Bnion Lines of Liverpool ;Packets. to insure ti departure . from Liverpool even five days. being thus determined that Mei? fucilitics pace with their increasing patrotitnie: while 111 r. Tapsecnrs constant personal superintendence of the business in Liverpool is an addi [tonal Mettrity that the comfort nnd accommodation of the pasmiigers will be particularly attended to. • • 'the subscribers being. us noun!. eztensiately engaged in Me Transportation business between Pittsliergh and tin. Ai Inn de I 'ill,. are thereby enabled to take charge ut nod f,,r, aid pos•Anni.ers iininethately on their landing, withont a eltance of disappointment or delay;-atal ore; there rnre. i.r.lnred to contract for passage from any sca-: pert in (.;real. Britain or Ireland to this city, the nature nt the ht,Mne,3 they are engaged in giving them facilities for carrying passengers so tar 'Mond not otherwise at; to Moldy: and will. if necessary. forward passengers fur- !her Nt"e•ti hw the best mode of conveyance- without any additional charges for their trouble. Where persons sent for decline coming out, the amount paid for passage ill be refunded in (ult. • R EMITTANCES. The subscribers ace airm prepared to give drafts at sight for any amount, payahle at the principal eines and t ICIWIIS ill Ellgiall . Ireland. Scotland and Wales; thus af fording a sale id expeditious mode of remitting funds to those cnutori rrltxth persons requiring such facili ties trill find it to eft mitten to avail themselves of. Applicatioii (aalit . 'attar-WM-raid) will he promptly at tendoil to. .''' 4," TA !AFFE & O'CONNOR. Foriisiiditi4ii.S.Cvnitnission Merchats, mai.27-d&w-ly.. ~.....,... • Philadelphia. Roche, Brothers. t Co. en). FIW A ITIN Si., NEW Your; Enriir QtAT, IN: DUX : SCOTLA NECItOAD." JAMES IM.AKELY, Agent, thrice cin Peng at., Cattai ligAitt. Pittsburgh. A r ran conratsl6r I'l'. El °cut:. lums. & Co., e . l,.. A g ew, f o r th e ftL.NC take the li \ /UL liberty of a F. LINE. of iverpool to an th it N r ew York P ld friends ack anf ets. nn L oun cing o customers, that their arrangements for the vent being eomplete. beet arm prepared to bring not passengers, he the above splendid Unit. !tom Lis erpool to New Yort and Philadelphia: They refer to their former COlirm• of doing business. and assure those Who entrust them with them' orders, that thin .nllO iiflLClit/11 will be rendered as heretofore. • ENOLAND. IREL R A M D T . se NCE i S .A ND AND WALES. Dra lin 'mit% payable. on demand, at any Bank in Ireland 'Chu antirrhinumd lins made arrangements to lining, out inist.eilnurs to PIIWAII•sii, during tilepretent year. febs-•:bininu-• .BLAKELY. Parbage To and Prom GREAT IMITAIN St MEL-AND. GgokniE Raman:, & Sosi. No. 134 Waterloo Road, Li verpool. C.l 'ELME & ntrrsati. No. 5.9 Smith st., N T. rrlIE Subscribers, having accepted the. Agenev atthis city of the above well known and respectable Rouses. arc prepared to make engagements Mr passengers to come Out trot,, any part of Great liritain or Ireland, by the re gular Line 0: Packet Ships. sailing from Liverpool week ly. Persons engaging with us may rest secured that their Calends 'nil meet with kind treatment and prompt des patch at IiveITOOL as well as every attention 11eCeS511))" on their arrval in this (most:T. Apply to or address SANOT.I. : I PCLURICAN k CO.. N 112 Liberty at.. Pittstitirch. —Passa engagederom ol to Pi burgh dirtutt, and s straits for any ai f rman' L for ver wa po rded. parr able at sight. throughout the Couch Kmgdom. Jyr..lo-1y TIARNDEN CO.'S 44 FAME:VI/ER NT neurt-rwrick. omen TARNDEN & CO rontintic to bring out persons from 11 any part or England. Ireland. Scotland or %Vales.. upon the most liberal IOrM, with their usual punctuality. and attention to the want, of emigrants. \%r do not al low ou r passengers to be robbed by the swindling PC rum. that laff-st f the sca-ports, as we take charge of them the moment they report themselves. and stein their well-be ing. and despatch them without any detention by the first ships. We say this fearlessly. as sec defy any of nor passenger s to Ante that they were detained forty-eight hours by its Liverpool. whilst thousands of others were Art:tiara months until they could be sent in sonic old craft. at n cheap rate, which. too - frequently proved their We intend in perform our contracts honorably. east tritaz it "rev. and not art as was the ease last season with other otTlers, who ...Idler pertbrrned not at all. or when it finned their convenience Drafts drawn nt Pittsburgh -for any tom from SI to SI iKtfl, payable at any of the Provincial Banks in lre. land, England, Scotlanti and Wales. JOSHUA RniSINSON. E1V1n , ..:111 and fiencral Agent. Fifth str,st. one door below Wcntd at. FOREIGN IiEIIITTANCE_ THE Fitibar riben nrii prepared to forward mot,y In nil part. of England. Ireland. Scoilniul and \Vali, with doxpatch i nod nt the liovi-ift rote, :3A \WEL M'CLIAIKEN & co. I Id T.tfir rty strcel European Agency, and Itentlttunces to Ireland, England, dtc. ARGE and small Flans of money can at all trues be 1a ITMlltrd by right - draCts, at, reduced 'WO. In ail parts at England. Ireland. Wales. &1 . . and JAl:nen:A, Debts. Rents. Claims- and Property In 1 - :itrope cat, :be collected and recovered !brooch the subscriber. or during hit ab sence from this city from October until May, on his annu al boors to Europe, by applicanon to ism& MAT. Mer chant, Water street. Plttihurtzli. I:EFINAN. Xttorney and Counsellor a; Law, and Eurnrein Pirthlntr,;ll. Pa. S.--As 11. Keenan ha , been frequently' troubled hy applications and letters nn the bunnies. or -, lferdimaa Keenan."' passenger rwents. of New York, he d...-1,14 it necessary to say Ow the Keenan of that firm. and has never hod any COII4ICIIOII Wash eitherot those persons. - _ _ vet] Western New - York College of Health. 2n7 srmi,nr. Berytto. N. Y. DR. G. C . VAUGHN'S Vrt;f7TABLE LTIIIONTRIP TIC MI x•rr RE. films celebrated remedy is cents. :v increasin g its I fume ty the oinking nil over the world. It has now the Only metheine for (molly OFC• and is portiev-* r . coiranended for Dropsy all stages of this corn, plaint tonne:than Iv rein red. no mane rot how long sinod.. mfr. (Se e pamphlet for testiniony.l Gravel. nod all diseases of the urinary organs; fry these distressing complaint. it stands alone ; no other ar ticle earl relieve yon, soul the cures testified to will en,. "ince the most skeptical --(see pamphlet.) Liver Com plaint. iti;m iie Di.enses_ rever and Ague. To the (treat West especially. and e.herever these complaints prevail, this incilacitte is offered. No mineral tig,ent, no deleterious cOlTlpolliLit is a port of this tai elren these discos rs with certainty and relents. and does not leave the Ire. tem torpid. (See pamphlet:l . Piles, a complaint of a most painful character, is immediately relieved. and a elite fol. lows by a few days use of this article. It is fur he3ond any other preparation for this disease. or for any other disease originating impure blood. (See pamphlet I Debility of the System. Drab Back. Weakness of the Kidneys. &c.. or Intlamation of the some. is immediately relieved by a few days use of this medicine. and a curers always the result of us use. It stands as iteertaut reme dy for such entoplaints. and nice for derangements Of the female frame. Irregittarines. Suppressions. pain rid men roriumons. No ortirle has ever been offered, except this. winch stolid touch this kind of derangements. hinny he ached upon as a sure and effective remedy; and. did we feel permitted to do so. mold' give n thousand names as proof of cures in this distressing class of complaints:— See pamphlet. All broken down. debiliinted ronsiitu nuns. from the elfin of me rears. will find the hrncing power of this article in act immediately, and the poison ous miners lerarliented from the system. Employe Disenses will find the alterative properties of this ariele Priory THE noon. and drive such diseases from lie sy, a it. See pomphlet for testimony of cures in all diseases, which the limits of no advertisement will not permit to be named here: Agents give theni away ; they ,vontriin :12 pages of certificates of high eharaeter: nod a stronger array of proof of the virtues of n medicine. tel Cr appeared. It in one of the peculiar features of this ar ticle, that it never fails to benefit in ally case, and if bone and muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and lingering i/Otlilid 110 es ON, !Old keep taking the tnedigine as long as there is an improvement. The proprietor would caution the public against a number of articles which come out ender the heads of Ssassrstuttss, Strut:m.l/c.. as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, be. They ore good for noth ing. and concocted to gull the unwary TOCCII Timm NOT. Their inventors never thought of curing such diseases till this article hod done it A particular study of the pomph lets is earnestly solicited. Agents. and all who sell the or !idle. arc glad to cirettlote grotuitously. Put up in Bth Or. bottles. at 92: 12 oz. do. at $1 each—the larger holdi ng 6 or. more than the two small bottles. Look out' and not get imposed upon. Every bottle has "Vaughn's Vegeta ble Lithontriptic Mixture." blown upon the altins, the written signature of "G. C. Vaughn" on the directions. and "G. C. Vaughn, Btiffalo," stamped on die cork. None other are genuine. Prepared by Dr, 0. C. Viinghn, and sold.at the Princi pal Office. 207 Main street, Buffalo, wholesale and retail. No attention given to letters unless post-paid--order finm rep:a/arty nu/hashed Agetabt excepted. Post-paid ,let .tera. or verbal communications soliciting advice, prompt ly attended to grails. Offices derned exclusively to the sale of this artiele -132 Nilsson st. N Y.: 295 Fssex st., Salem. Mass.: . and by the principu I Druggists throughout the United States and Canada, es Agents. HAYS & BROCKWAY Agents. No. 2. Liberty at, near Canal Basin. 1 rENITIAN 111.INDF4.—A. Westervelt, and old nod Wi I I V VIIOWiI Milldlfillker. formerly of Second nod Eourlb sts.. takes dins 111 , q1101.1 to infinto his ninny friends of the men thin! his Factory In now in full open (ion on St. Clair at.. near the old Allegheny Bridge. where a vonslant supply or Blinds of various colors and goon tine, is constantly kept on hand and at all prices, from twenty-cents Up to suit eustomers. N. It if required, Blinds will be put up so, that in cave of alarm by fire. or otherwise. they may he motored without the aid of a screw-driver, and with the some facilitiy that July other piece on' furniture eann . be removed, nod without nine extra expense. 3,,2.• • TO CCAUTIONTM IPr 111.1(2.—l'he nubscrilivr, by written contract .with the Pests Tat. Cn. , has the cx. chutive right to sell their Teas in Pittsburgh and All h,.. ny_cities.: Any' person attempting to sell their..TgagAy. cept procured through Me, is preeticing la deception and a fraud upitultberittitlia—:and their statements are not to relied on. Ise23] A. JAYNES, 71) 4th at. .'-;v7 , " - =MEMO Porromencio, Dec. 15, 1A47. Mcssris. lives & ilnoitstyxr,—Atter /alluring fur several weeks itilder the disadvantages of a harassing cough a n d unst ilistres.ing cold. tyllich had, than far, resisted the ef fects of several oldie “intiollit.les." I won induced to par. ehri.o. a Mink of your Oriental Cough Mixture. and-give it a fair trial. To oily great surprise. atter using only one half of the bottle I loan& myself entirely well. "Tils the Ern mrdieipir 1 err, saw." True ropy. JOIIN HINT*. Sold by HAYS & BROCKWAY', Drut,"gists,'Conorner mai Row, Liberty street, near Canal. Jantt A MASON & CO.. -Dry G&W, Housr, 62 !tackerStreet. britrern Third and Fourth ,mere, have Just rereived a large supply of rich Fall Goods, comprising [n part I: cases various styles Prints rind Chintzes of En- French anti American manufacture; 156 pee rich ! and ilinornble patterns French Oinghurns, warranted in ferior to none imported 11l style, quality nod durability of colors 4 canes splendid Plaid goods tor ladies dresses. eolnpro.ing, every style for Fall and Winter wear; Cash meres. M. de I,:iinenv'Saini et .'d Alpacens of various colors. 3-1 and 4-4. Meek and blue black Silks, for Man tillas; Fancy dress Silks; black arid Mode colors; M. de !mins. all wool; Shawls of every style and quality; Cas. Cassinetts. Brood Cloths and Vestings; bleach• ed and unbleached Muslins from 61 to !Sic. per yard; Green, Yellow. Red and White Flannels{ Tickint.s. Cheeks. strip3l Shirtings; bleached and Tkown etc. vie. All of which are offered at wh9lesale and re tail al the very lowest cash prices. ser3 A. A. MASON trRIV DAOITEIIII4:OTYPE ROOMS. Burke's Build ings, Fof,rth star/—i11,1:1111 & AVTHIONY, Fatigue orb typists from the Enatern eines, would call the attention of the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neig.hboritig, towns. to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at roomsln the third story of Burke's building, 4th et. Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that no pains shall be allured to produce them in the highest perfection of the art. Our iIIAIXIIMC.IIIS ere of the ;NOM pplre cribd kind, enabling Ile to . exec late pictures misurpasso for high finish and truthfulness to nature. Thopublic are solicited to cell and examine. Persons sitting for pictures arc neither reauirred of ex; i , reeled to take them unless perfect satisfaction is given. N.. 11. Operators will find this a good depot for stoek and clicinic.uls. V •- litstructions given in the art. containing, the. more recent Tutpfovenients. jan7 rpo PEMA Dr FEMALES.—Ever remelt, should hove n box,of Dr. Ralph's Pills. They ore perfectly adapted to the peculiarities of their constittitiott. acting with gentle mild ness nod safety in all circumstances. IVlterever introduc ed, their character has been rapidly established. among the Indies. with whom they are emphatically The.Farorize. Very complete directions for use in the Yuri9us•COM pluints will be found in the directions accompanying each box. • Tor sale by S. 1,. CUTHBERT, Stnitlilleld street, near Thin!. Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny City: Smith, Bir- mlitgborm and John M'Cracken, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh.' MOS Hollow-Ware Castings. I►,rnrceP4NTt; visiting our city Mr the purpose of km obtaining their Spring supplies oi Hollow-were otWor Castings, will find ¢ very .Iteitvy stoek, and on extrusive variety of patterns and sizes in store by a,— Samples can be seen at our warehouse. Commercial Row, Liberty street, next W. W. WIIIIACCA Marble works. flje— Terms and priges favorable. feb 2-dim - . QUIN. lIOBRIUU- I t. ce TER' IJOOKS—Ithit reeeived. IT Express: German), lII' England. and Scotland. or, reeolleedpite of n SWINE; 111111ititur: {3y JI. Uerle D'Aulligne. author of His tory of the Reformation, Litit of Cromwell, he. . A Practical Exhihi , iott f (40 , re1,1 of Sit. Nrattliew nd St. Mark, ha the form oC_Leetureu..Bitenited to iit...oiNt the pnictice bitinsosoie booravtioanial devbilott;b3lo,llll Bird faunouer,'D: - Biahop at' Cheitter. sale by Tif,f.7017 EINGLIfsnf. febtn fet Market street, bet. 3d end Ilk. sr.. ~..a : r: 3irstirattre flotnßauo ___ • ; _ COMING CO. MUTU-N L I : N*I:BANC - It COMP ANT. A F. N'tri .•" '";• rPHE Subscriber. having been appointed and duly missioned Agent Of the tyComing - Connty Mutual In= sin-once Company, is now prepared to receive applica units Jor insurance for said Company, This Company is, perhaps. one of the very best /11/FUMIlde COMPIIIIIieS ill the State or Union, having a capital of between one and two millions of dollars in premintn - hotes. and by the regida nous of the Company no'risk exceeding ss.lAgewill be ta ken on tiny one block of buildings. or on anp bite risk. and no snore then $2,500 will be taken-on a Rolling Mill. Foundry ur Furnace. Ruildingi which sky,' e-pme possess through the aide wailer rec.!". Cotton Factories or Powder Mills, Manufactories of Printing Ink, and Ins tillcries. will not be insured on any ethisideration. what ,ever; and when the rate per cent. shall be 12 , 0 r 15 nicht :sive. no risleivill be taken over $l,OOO, (except Bridges 'and Grist ~ • - ; : The operations. f the Ccentrany have been'ench_ that fur the lost at years only one cent upon the dollar Itss been eased upon the premium notes of the stock holders. Appheatinn'enn - be made to the subscriber, at his office, in the new Court !louse. Pittsburgh. Allegheny Co., Pa SPROUL. A ! rent. ' Fire and Marine Insurance. TIM Insurance Company of North Amerlea, of Phila ." dolphin. through its duly authorized Agent. the sub scriber, offers to make pennant:tit and limited Insurance on properly, in this 'eft - N. - mid its incinitY: a nil an thipments by the canal and rivers. • DIRECTORS: Arthur G. Coffin, Prrst. Sanntel Broolt, Alex. Henry.' Charles Taylor. Samuel W. Jones, Semite! W. SMith, • Edwnid Smith, Ambrose Wltitco; John A. Brown, .. Jacob M.,Thoruan, John White, John IL 'Neff, Thomas P. Cepa, Richard D. Wood; • - WM. Wash, • Henry D. Sherrard, Seely. This is the oldest, Insumnats Company In the United States. having been chartered in IW4. Its charter is per petual, and from ihs high standing, long •experience, am ple menus, rind avoiding,all risks of:an. extra 'hazardous character, it may be'coitaidered Offeririg ample Seettri -my to ilic.Public. • -MOSES ARWOOD. At Counting Roem of Atwood, Jones &Co,iWaterand Front sts., Pittsburgh . .The rimy:kilts Fhm • Trigkir ante Company OP rinhAnobritts. , • OTIARTER PERPErTUAL.-8•100,000 paid An, Mike 1 6 4. Chestnut st_ north side. pear Fifth.. Talte,lnan-. rauce, either permanent or Molted. tteitist loss or dam age by fire. on property nnil every desEription, in town or country. on the most reasonable tents. -Ap plication. made either personally or by -I.lirr.. will be promptly attended to. • C. N.BA:siCKER, Frost. C. G. Ilikcoon, Secretary. DI R ECTOILs Charles N. Baucker, Jacob R. Smith, Thomas Herb George W. Biel:ids, Thomas J. Wharton, - &lonfeeni D. Lewis, Tobias NVagaer, .Allolphi E. Boric, , Samuel Grant. . David 8. Brown. PITTSBURGH AGENCT,v— WAnnica Means, Agent, nt the Exelinnge °dice of Warrick Martin & Co., canter of :Id mid Market Cl,. • Fire risks taken. on buildings and their contents in, Pittsburgh. Allegheny and the ourrounding country. No marine of inland navigation risks taken. aug:bly 31,:11/1 KING. r. era:NET, Sn. NINO & FINN-EY, . • Agents at rittsbargfi.frr the Dda...v .31wur; Safety In sat-a/lee Company of .pnitedelAin, um,: RISKS upon Buildings and Merchandise of eve ry description. and Marine Itieks upon bulls or enr goes of vessels. taken upon the most favorable terms. Office at the Warehouse of-King do nonne.s, on Water st . near Market street. Pittsburgh . N. It. Kitt;; de Putney invite the confidence and patron age or their friends and community at large to the Dela ware M. S. Insurance Company. as an institution among the most flourishing in Plifiadciphia—nn having a large paid in capital. winch. by the operation of its charter, ts constantly incrcasinit—as yielAtug to cash person insu red, his duo share or the profits of the Company. without involving him in any responsibility whatever. beyond the premium actually paid in by him; and therefore no pon scaring the Mntual principle divested of every obnoxious feebly, and in its most attractive form. noel-11 GENCY OF Till: FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE J t COMPANY OF Pt DELPIA.—N. E. eariterqf Third and Wood anrrb . Pubburr, h,—.-The assets of, the comjmny on tin.: first of J nnoury. Lt - lti as published in runlormit siith no act of the Peuroiykupia Legislature, IN! re Itonds and Mortgages Real Estate, at cost Temporary Louts, Stocks and Caslt • Makin: a total of $909.119:1 .Itl .If/bran certain assurance "that nll lossea will he promptly met: and giving entire security to all who oh min policies from this Company. Iti.ks taken at ns low rata as nzazonsistcat wit/2 security. .. oc IP niruc ATA ._ Insurance Against Fire. - '1 1 111: .4ryteriran Firs 1 , 130004 ft. rompreuty—OlEee,' I 72AValnut street- I'llitstiloAshia; lncotyureted :l: D. 1 t:lo:—Cilaricr pen - sec:tun]. = !aims, Hui Mimes. Furniture, MerelLandize- and iiitip;er t v geticrs:ly. eithir in the city ar cowl, ry, Lasser ifsmaize I , y firc in:rpetual briar pe ek-feror a tde terms. . • : •.. . , . . .. Jolla St, cont, rs' '.' ' ' ' - ' SotnitClC.lfoitoe, Irilliant Lynch,- . • Atlolplans reties,' Thomas .Allibote, George. Abbott, ... J,il,n NVeish,Jr.i..' • Patrick' Brady, - .- ... John T. Lewis,. SAMUEL C. MORTON, President: ritA it.: R. /egret:. Sc craturt. .•: ' • ()Hers for [amt.:met by the above Compact), will be wreired and insurances effected be the undersigned, agent for ritlaburgb. • . OEO. comlnAs. - ftta-im.!...c. Wood street; ____. ._... - Connell's' Magical Paha Mxtracior w - I I T is now conceded; by luiedieir mien 'thui; Connell's lilogiettl Pain Ilstrnetorlmituittiseturellby-, Comstock I & C0....21 Con Wood of., New York, is this.grentetit Won- de r of the 19th reitittry. its effects ore truly millinlo etiw. & pains ore removed from burns: scolds; ; tind; all external sores. inn few minutes idler ;its application: bending the sonic on the most delicate :skin. leaving on t.erir. It is equally beneficial in all kinds of inthunmato dlNCllsC,A. Snell as sore Nipple. and Eyes, Sprains: ; Itheimintism. White Swelling and Ulcers. Bruises, Bun.. ; Tic lintureaux, Sc, might add ow proof to 01l see way. the l itomes of many cm iment physicians echo Ilse it in their itruetire, and hun dreds of the clergy who praise it to their people. Kind v 3,111 Grp it etorWalitly ion hand. in rase of net-Wilts by lire life may lie loci. without. but by its intro!! hurts arm 'object to its rootrol. unless the vitals ore destroyed. Can- Olrtimm,tibcr nod rod: for co, 111eir S Magical Pain Er "arta, inanntariuted by Cam-stork 4. co.. Al. 1".. and tube no other Plu nacre A.c.—The Gentrine flap' Linamenf. in an aritcle justly celebrated U5ll Cure for the above. than any or all others. Its cures arc almost immediate, and it is only necessary to let those who know the ankle and Use a with suchgreat success. that it is to be had and of Comstock Sr Co.. 21 Courtland at., N. V., sole proprietor sold only genuine in Pittsburgh. Pa.. by Wm. JACESON. -9 Liberty at.. head of pood at.; also in Washington, Pa. by A. ('lark: Ilrownseilla In' Bennett S eraei, r. al.to by our agent lit every town in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Md. and Vtreinia. novltbilAcwitm ; 'lt is the lte.• - - Ott is the hest Cough Medicine I ever Saw. 9 13 EA(irllou'in g'woef u l the superiority of //r. lavni Chiintal Cough Afrtort, from a respectable t it who has tried it: arils,tllglArpteA, • • DM . DOITLANDS CtLESILVTED , , GERMAN MEDICINES Are reithourtt Rick/ for the Core of the followinr"Direaser! Fraken'acconlimr to the directions they will cure any case, no matter , who or whin else has failed . VEGETABLE RILE U.NIATIC P 11.1.54., For the permanent bare of Rlfeuttiatism. , Goutt Gan gFetie, Hysteria.' and . 'severo nervous atlectionst and are highly recommended for the cure orlYropsy, Ifelnoral Asthma and Neuraloa. Patients using them, in most Caere, experienee benefit ioon'afteithit'llistileie.''Thdy quiet the nervototsystem. which enables them to rest well during the night. They, .ticyvvtail tueffe.etaeure, when taken aceording to directions. ' No outward application ehti pritittnettily refriove rhea= matie pains from the system. Liniments FOttlefthlCSaCl as apa Ihn tire for a short period, hitt therc,is alway.s.daugvt in their use. They may cause tha 'Min to leave one place for pdrhbps parf. , Cir else where' thO pain wilily& mare acute. .: . GERMAN BITTERS. • For the permanent cure of liver Complaints. Jaundice Dyspepaia, Inilitteatitiiir." - Chronic' Debility. , ma. Nervous - Debility; Pulmonary. Agectimtsi larising• from the liver or stomach,), Diseases of the, Kidueys„ anl all diseases arising from a dikordered sionista'. in both male and 'female. 'midi- feranleWeakiiekt.'dhziaess; billness of blood •to the head, They strenghten the sys tem, „and- : remove all acidity of the stomach,and give it tone nod action. mid assist digestion. They eau lie taken by ilie'most 'delicate stomach, and in : even - 6:l6'W-filen tirely destroy costiveness and renovate the whole sys tem, removing all, impurities and,rergnants of previous diseases, and giving a healthy action to the whole frame. The:symptoms of - Liver Complaint are •uneasieesss.and pain ill the right siderandaoresiess•iipon touch ismnediate-. ly unddr the inferior ribs; inability to lie on the left side, or if at all ableoi draggingsensation produced. which se rioualy affects, respiration' ' causing very oftewm trouble'-, , some cough; together with theee fynlptoms we perceive a coated tongue, acidity of the • stomach,deficiency of per spiration, and sometimes a:sympathetic pain in the right shoulder, with agreat disposmon to sleep and depreamOu i of spirits, and sometimes sores in the motttjh or throat, causing - mocua to rile iii the tiostriti. Jahildice frequent ly neitornpaidOs it; Mid a dropay in the face. Theft's yn - 44 toms. if permitted to continfte, willeventually produce that most baneful disease, Consumption. lit•fact, a ma jority of stick cases originate fromthe itritatintentises above-mentioned; Cathartic medicine; mutt ,hr , every• instance, be avoided in the treatment for it. . • - The symptoms ofDyspepsia arc very various—thong af fecting the stomach - alone, are nausea g lieart-burn, loss of - appetite, - sometimes an excess of appetite. aense of lieu or weight on the stomach, sinking or fluttering.of. the .pit of the stomach. thiaiH eructations• or sour, arising from i lac stoinach, &c. Dyspepsia. devoid of a fffiletffitl - fiature; is without dungen but, if mishig frtim a discaavof the stomach, it is dangerotia. , Nervous Debility generally accompanies Dyspepsia or Liver CorMitnint: it will - also Moe. A file (tete-swill re move all the unpleasant effects. such as Iltatering at the heart, aching. sensation when in a lying postion.dots or webs before the sight, fever and 'hill pain ihebead, constant imaginings of evil. and great depression of spir its: Outward sigma are, re quick and strong pulse, pale anti distressed countenance. ke. Ally case of the above disease can be cured effectually by the use of the Bitters, ni directed. SUDORIFIC. An infallible remedy for ,Coughs or Colds. or the Chest, Spitting of Blood, Influenrh. Whooping Coffgh, Bron chitis. Ilemoral Asthma. or any' disease df the Longa or Throat. This is an invaluable family medicine. It soon relieves ally Cough or Hoarseness, null priverins the Croup by'be ing early administered. No rough or cold is too light to puss neglected; for, neglected colds sink thousands to the grave annually. and cause ninny to grow up with a deli cate frame. who would have been strong and robust,if et first properly treated. SPIKENARD OINTMENT. For the effectual cure of the Plies. Toter.. and Rheum, Scald Head, Ritm-worms, Inflamed Eyes or Eye-lids. 'Barber's Itch. Frosted Feet. Old Sores arising , from fever or impure blood: and will extract thesfire from, barns. on application, or remove roc} - cutaneous eruptions from the ak tn. Persons troubled with tender faces should use ft abler shaving; it will. in a tew moments. remove all sore ness and stop the bleeding: It'ean alwaysfio relied.on, and is invaluable in any family. TAR. OINTMENT. For the cure of pains or weakness in the liver, back or chest: it will entirely remove any deep seated pains.— These remedies have caused many to enjoy the isms tunable blessings of invigorated health, and in a varie ty of desperate and abandoned cases, a perfect and radi cal cure. The innumerab'.r impositions upon the public. and the statements of rentarktable cures never made, yet certified to try feigned namei, or by persons wholly unnerprauirroal with what they have endorsed,.renders it difficult to do justice to the public in offering sufficient inducement to make a trial of thes• invalatsble incubi-Mem. They arc en tirely vegetable, and free from all injurious ingredients. and claim your patronage solely upon their merits. Every family should have a paniplilm—they can be had of the agent. gratis. Principal Depot at the German Medicine store, 27d Race street, one door above Eighth, Philadelphia. For side in rillAtelrgh, by tjunil-dly) `CSI. THORN. • lI.F.NCE THAT DREADFUL.COLGII—The Lungs 1.7 ore in danger. the Work of the destroyer has been began, the Cough of Consumptionitath in it -a sound death. Ana roe A Mornka Your darling child, i and earthly joy. vs now perlueps" confined to herc ham ber by a dangerous cold—her pale checks. her thin shrunken fingers, tell the hold disease has already gained upon her —the sound of her anpulchral cough pierces yodr soul. Vet su MAN. when jest about to enter life, disease sheds if heart crushing blight over the fair prospects of the fu ture—your hectic cough and feeble limbs tell of your loss othope, but you need not despair. There is a balm whirl] Will heal the Ns - minded limes, it is -• ' Sherman's All-Healing Balsam. Mrs. .arrere.. the Wile of Wm. 11. Attree, given op by - Dr. Sewall. of Washington, Di's. Roe and McClellan orPhiledelphia•Dr. Hoe and Dr. Mott of Ilea- York. Her friends all thought she must die. She haul every appearance of being in consumption. and was.act pronounced by her physidans — Sbermait's EtaisMn was gircn and it cured tier. ' Airs. ( iIItAAARANTZ. of Bull's Ferry. was also mired of consmootion by this Balsam when all other remedies failed to give relief—slue was reduced to a skeleton. Dr. A. C. Castle, Dentist, 2 ,1 1. Broadway. has witnessed Sts etfeets in severol caws where no other medicine afford ed relief—but the Balsam operated like a charm. Dr. C. also witneued its wonderful effects in curing Asthma. which it never fails of doing: Spitting Blood. alarming as it may be: is effectually cured by this Balsam. It heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and Makes the lungs sound again. Rev. 11 - mrty Joaes. 109 Eighth avenue. isms cured of cough ned catarrhal affection of 50 years standing. The first dose gave him more relief than all the other medi cine he bad ever token. Dr. L. J. Beals. 19 Defericiy • reef, gave it to a sister-in-luw - who was laboring muter Consumption, and to another . sorely atilieted with the Asthma. In both cases its carets were immediate, Steel ' , touring them to entinOrtable health. Mrs. Lretimit t Wmis, 95 Christie-st., suffered from Asthma-12 years. Sherman's Balsam relieved, her at once. mid she is comparatively well, being enabled to subdue every attack by a ninety use of thus medicine. This indeed is the great remedy for Coughs. Colds, Spit ting Blood.. Liver Complaints, and all the affections of the throat. and even Asthma and Consumption. Price - 25 cents and SI per bottle. Ps - Mei - pal Offiee 105 Nassau street. New York.. Likewise Dr. Sherman'a celebrated cough, Worm and (;ainphor Lozenges. Premium Tooth Paste and Poor Man s Plaster 9 400 falti 93 • •100.997 • •207.939 72 Sold whole.rde and retail by WM. JACKSON.. at his Boot and Shoe Store and Patent Medicine IVarebouse. I es/ Liberty street Pittsburgh. head of Wood street. nod by the Ibllowing duly appointed' Agents for Allegheny county: A. M. Marshall,. Allegheny city; Jonathan Gluiest, ManchesteriJ. R. 11. Jammu', Birmingham.; A. S. Getty, Wylie street; .1. G: Mustin, Con. Webster nt. arid Ehn; Daniel Negley, East Lilicrtv; 11. L. Mitchell, Wilkins , . 1 burgh; '1 . 1103. Aikan, Sliarpshurgh; Sand. Springer, Clio - tom James Nl'Ked, Stewartstown; John ~ l ack,' 'turtle I C'ret4; C. E. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland & Soh. APKt:es t port; ;Hendon - tiny. Bakerstown; Riley - NCLatighlin. Plumb Township; Win. J. Smith. Tcutperatieeville; Jas. Fulton, Ta miming 0. 11. Starr. SeCviek ly. ma r 9-1 y A l' ORE TE:-TriSioNV 7-14. %V. 1.,ix0r.. of Payette .lll silk,nays: "1 nm well pm - nut:tiled, mid have I been for sonic time. that -your Domestic Vegetable Pills are of great use to all those who may have occasion to use them. and have administered teem In my patients" Fever anti Ague: Dyspepiin and Bilious Fever: life Ito ' tnediatcly cured by the use of Dr. Ralph's Pills. Price, 25 coae a box. Sold wholesale and retail by S. 1.. CUTHBERT, Stnit stet. near Third. Also, by Wm. Cole. Alleghenhfield re y-city; J. 0. Smith, Bir noughttin: nod John M'Cracken. Fullt Ward. MLA'? Jayne"! Family Medicines. TAR. S. S. 0601 C. Pique. Ohio. writes, March. IT16: •• I have used your Fermi/age. Carmiantity Balsam, and Expeetaranr in my practice, • focthe last three years. and have been exceedingly well pleased with theta, and never, as yet, to my recollection. failed of realizing my fullest expectation in their Curative properties. Your other medicines I cannot speak of from experience; but, judging from those I have used, I doubt not lint that they claim, and are entitled to all the confidence repeatsd in them. by those who have used them. I Was fortnerly very partial to Venuifuge, until I diecaineuctfunin ted with yours. which has my decided preferene to any other DOW in one. Resseedelly, yours. &c., S. S. coox, M. ID— For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin 'As Store. 72 Fourth st. ...febls 13• A . FA lINESTOCK'S COUGH SYll.ll.tibp-re-- . Iteration has - proved itself to be of very great"bilica cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Atithrna:: Spit ting of Blood, Whooping Cough, and other Pneumonic Affections' and M u proprietors feel warrruited.inrecom mending It as a safe and uneflll ntedicinc, and are pre— pared to show certificates of indispittablMatilltority, in testimony of its value. It is pleasanLto the taste, and is offered atsolow a price an to place it within the reach of every person. There are. perhaps. cued Cough preparations zhat Will pro duce such deffeets-in such a short thin. Pre pared and sold by r & CO., Comer of First and W ood; als AH o, cornerNESTOCIC of Sixth and Wood streets . dect3 DR. RALPIPS-OELEORAFED VacareAnt PILLS are for sale, wholesale and at the REAL EfLTATE OFFICE, No. SO, Smithfield at. Alen. by • Win. Cole, Allegheny c N ity: 3. G. Smith,.lfir 'Mitcham; John McCracken, Penn street, Fifth NVard. felt gt Vt‘e'rUSa,A,ll L1Q1,70 tt the Light " P 4 ) cei ,F br . n t' namclp: ..• A Setignette Brandy. pale dark. ()turd ' , U7CI II -iteb y puke,- Pine, Li Se ." unocriul-F.agle Gin:. hack Horan ." Pine. Apple Irish Wltigkey .Iznimira Spinti M=T2I Together NI . n Forge, st -Ligutim Bottle:a.:.utito; for sale az imported, on p 1 lar and Litider SW:abr. "I,z (0,7 comae (but r pcs, 13raudy. d brands gradus and viatagas I,oncloe Market AV iau •'.,:, - -,,:.. t..'* - tt -,:''.:.:, -- 1>!•.:- ;i,_ el- i..,:' , . , ;, •:!.• , t , ' - i- 1- 3:;••••:•1 4 ";' - • 4./.., ~..... • z.:.'-it'..;'...„v- - - .‘,-• .. 4•,,,,-,r,, , : . - , .,•,-: , .5•;; •.:•• • ~ .r - .-.1 • , =,: 14: ; 1,- ..!:,--..... 1. ':.", :F-2 , ',..:,-,, , ,, , -'l: 4 ‘. - .. i l ' - '. ' ' . 4- 7. .--' --1- ; , ..r"f: , :.'`.. -,,:-• - -'-' .--, ' .. ? ' .:• :-;....., ' • •.. --•••<, -, •- ...r.- 4 -',...0 * - - ,•:'.'' 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