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- THREE nrG DOORS,
ii trni of the 'arrest sitd.citoicest in selcition that has ar
m:twit - exhibited by any oae concern in this or eine oth
' or eisy in the Union. 1 will not undertake to describe to
-." the 'reader the del:trent assortments of articiesschteli I
tscw,lave to otter them: but will •icaple tell them that d
feet 'onlo furor me with a call, I wall lay bonne them
"SADO - ttiffetnut garments to make u choice out of. con-
Mattittifin'part of Ztoata. fron, the richest in quality down
, - sorthe loaroet in price; Pant/1111011i and Vests, to the as
1/1/Ihntent of the beholder, with both mouth and eyes
lama, vroadarini: is the most cis:rave-in-it decree of ear
prise, how stteh Va.: collect:cm of V.7.A. In tit AD CLOZ7ING
•;eould Poisibly La collected together under the contrst of Otte indiridual. But sack things wril be, as long as rel.-
severance and industry is the main-spring of
With Out may . intention of boasting.. on my. part. I will say
at the same tont, it is of such metal I am principally corn
: - Weed, for nothing in the shape or from of dui:ea/ties. no
, Matter what th'eir magnitude may he, can deter me from I
aecomraishing my object, in provii.n4 for the farmer. the 1
sneeharue., - and tile day laborer. Nly whole attention is
taken up with the greatest cam for their welfare, io get-
sing tip fashionable. and at the same titan substantial gar
ments, to meet their domande; and as for others. who
' - fancy theniselres niosia r r in a different sphere, and re
gmtaugsm article - tor the ne plus Woe kind, then have
Oar to give me an Outline of their wain*, and they are
Anted to a word:.
' , NOW, let. ma tray a word or two io my country march
,--iiintebt the trade: If you wish to since ,rim at icßat 25 to,,
Ip.ici e .:ent, your wholesale' purchases, cull is thy ,
Big Door:. ”"an..l don't meet your moat s.:l I
reale topes, in th e' way of getting cheap bargain , . end
~Trsti,h seasonable goods, I vri; . l not in futons attempt to oil'-
Sten iridueemeats of a similar kind to a generous leo-
pia of so noble a nature and close discernment.
7011 N 31*CLOSKEY,
N 0.151 Liberty street.
ZEN
-CANT BE BEAT!—.7. M. Whitt has just received at
hia,large establishment, frontinz on Liberty and 6th
'areas, st splendid assortluent of TtVREDS for 'summer:
:also, a superior lot of French Sarin VESTINGS. all of
which he is ready to make up in the latest tattition. and
1.. *tithe motet reasonable terms as usual. Observe the
carner,No. 167 Liberty and i , • - ixth street.
mrl4. J. M. WHITE, Tailor, Proprietor.
INBIXSIIING IMPLILLI NCE.—From. a published
I. : earl of M'Calniont It. Bond, of Philadelphia. the
~- rablievrould Le led to believe that we have been claim
.- :- ing ismatrilege we had nu right to. That " they have
•• -abandoned, some titan since, the exclusive agency eye
- lent," and thatt we have right to claim " exclusive privil.
• :ewes with thew teas.'" I never pretended to sell the teas
,-- • •,' , ti - ,this 110drioitir concern, - 1 have Leen selling the teas of
•-•- ':New Tart. Pekin Tea Company for the last two
. rs; athejnitdie am aware, and have been to New
. ? 1,
s•
~..-1•- , , , - * ork,fourtiines it, that time, and never heard of tail new
4.6^ - ,
:' ' concern until lately but as wool dealers.
•.',4' ••••••Thes tea business of 3PCallremit k Bond is about eight
'4'resomitiold, and their assumption of the Pekin Ten Corn
. .. maw s name , is because a name is.opert for any man or
1 • •,_• &nil to atamne ; but the fact intended to rmply thereby.
• - , • that they have any ronneetiun with the 60 called and I
• . wallkuown Pekin Tea Company of tic, Tors, ~,,,..ir o. I
. - 4•Talse, they having been dented even en agency to 1
--: - - .Midelphia, for the :New Yorlc Company, that Company
'• s: hiving refusad evin thus far to coutide in them., • ,
• . 7 • /Allow not What kind of wool they keep, nor what kind
I of less; I am only certain that they keep or cditain none
• .- ..of ; tkits.Pekitt Tea Coinpany's of New York.
••••• - _ , '• - :.kciy person reading thin card will we the gross decep
; . . tioalbey wish to practice on the public, end to the Injury
ornit. business. 3PCallmont fr. Bowl are wool dealers
in Philadelphia, - and have sent an - agent out here to pull
. i
...wool. civer the eyes of iwme of our good citizens. Look
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out for ih - e black sheep. '(now in] ALEX. JAYNES.
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the Hypocrite unmasked, by G. PM.
. IL James. 0..
.lack Ashore, , :by T. 'toward, author of Radio :he R..t..T.:,,
the Star of the Fallon, by Curtis, author of Black Phunztl
Riflemen.
TbeMagic Fisure,ltead, dr the Lady of the Goren and
- Bibe, byCliarles Carey. of the C. S. N r avy.
The - Bandit's Bride, or the Maid of Saxony, by Louisa
Sidney. '
Stanhope, anther of "Striking Likenesses,'' etc.
Leonlila Lyiunore, and Mr. and Mr.. \ Voodbridge ; by
IHse Leslie.
. London Quarterly Review.
. Union Magazine for December. .
Lifts of Joseph T.-Hurt--a large supply.l
• The Manosuvoring, Mother, by the author of "History
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'-- The'' ilftilness of Woman, by the same author.
.The Ohi Commodore. by E. Howard.
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..Sir Rowland A Alton, J role ; by Lady. C. Long.
...
'The Splendor- of Versailles, and Coart of Louis the
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itlagazinee, Newspapers, etc.
London Punch and Pictorial Times, per last 'steamers.
,- 'Brother Jonathan, l'biladelphia Conner, and Yankee
• Domllo Pictorials. For bale by W. S. CALDWELL.
deoB •
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cIiIAPMAN'S DRAWING BOOX. No 2.
•• Gliddon's Ancient Egypt, new edition.
• 'ho Nineteenth Century, a new Quarterly.
Chamber's Miscellany. No. 11; full setts on band.
'Lives of the Queens of England, by Agnes Strickland,
Ira M.'
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..•Musconna, a,talo of the Revolution.
• 'Songs for th e People. No. 2, superior to No. 1.
- Jack Aria or life on. board an Ladtatnan, new supply.
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Plowers-Personified, No. 14, do do;
.. Pictorial Rugladil,Nos..l6-ds - 137, do do;
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- Graham's do. 'do do do;
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Little s
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Remarkable Eventain the History of America, by J.
Prost,,L. L. D. •
• American Phrenological Journal for January. Sub
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" Jane Eye, an Autoblogropliy, by Comer Dell'
,Lust of the fairies, a Chnsunas tale, by James.
• Edinburgh Phrenolopdcal Journal and Magazine.
-' , 'The Conquest of California and Now Mexico. by the
farces of the United States, in years 1846 and 1647, by Jas.
btedikia Cutts, withAngrarings, plans Of.battles, dm.
A Teat:lei the River Saguenay in Lower Canada, by
MOMS- Luaman, author of "A Summer in the Alrilder- -
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and Then, by the author of Ten Thousanda Year...
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EAS,..—att Itoltchests 366tmg If pion;
51. catty ,
botes • 4 -
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ball otiestalmpatinb .
7 •-; AS Pottcbong; rag; sale by
7EAWIERS:-.418 in store aid for sale. tor, ' •
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Vt. RIITS' TO ARA' lEt.'-threatenedin-
Teem t ofWestenz Pezum by Col Swift. with
..10,000.man, notwithstanding which, 3. AL
crnitibue to sell clothing, , cheaper than any
hal haratotbrs. been offered in the 'Western country, hay
j_4lollo largest establtshment in the city. fronting on Lit ,
SiXtitiats.. lie Is now prepared to show to his
instnerousiatrons - the greatest.rartery of cloths, cassi
a:asses, saatings, rind clothing, of all descriptions, suitable
"Illtshe approaching season, ever bean offered in
'this Market, to which all fan have the Right of Way.—
Observe the caner, No. 107. Liberty and - Sizth-sts.
mar2.s J. '2d. WI - LITE, Tall.oa, Proprietor.
Nritc - Grs^"
EVE , ' GOODS, NEW GOODSt—,lteCeival at the Tron
City Clothing Store. a splendid aSsortment of Cloths.
translating or fine rioneh, English and American Plain.
black and fancy Cassimeres, of the mostincidern styles:.
6nefigitted Cashmere Vesting's,' Silk Veliet. Plain and.
Fancy Satins—all of which we. will make up at the most
reastmable prices. in a durable and fashionable stDe.
Ready. Made:Clothing. of -rill descriptions; Lady's
Cloaks ~of the moat fashionable patients. Neck and
POCket lidkfs., Suspenders, Rosmns. Shirt Collars. and
every article usually 'kept itt a Clothing Store. Country
Merchants, before purchasing elsesehere, will "find it to
their adVantage;to call it the Iron City Clothing Store,
Vle.'lllLiberty , street. immediately opposite the mouth
of_Market. , • toetld-ttj C. fiI'CLOQKEY.
•
••Clothitsgr Clothing 13 Clothin I t
4741- Mite Big Doors vs. 7'he. Western
15 0 ;000 A
VELE SEL.ECTED GARMENTS new
made 'and ready to be offered on the
-Mast lineralvermsto'eny old customers and the publieln
'general.' The - Proprietor of this far-famed and extensive
estalgithment has vow. after returning from the Eastern
•eiriee, at much trouble and expense, just completed his
fail and winter arrangements to supply his thousands of
customers With one of the most desirable stocks of Clo
viiiiitsgrhat-IMe ever been offered in this or any other mar-
ket west of the Mountains. For neatness in ,style and
woe ixt junship. combined with the very low price which
they yFill he wild for, must certainly wilder toe eld. unri
valled Three Rig Doors one of the greatest attractions of
the western-country. It is gratifying to me to be able to
announce loony numerous friends at Lorne and obrune,
that notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts wh:ch I
have matte to MCC/ the trianv calls laxity line, it is with
diTictiltapl can keep time with the constant rush that is
made on, this establishment; It is a well established
' - fact,ihnt my sales cure eigin or ten times larger than any
other in ilie•trade, and this being the case on the
amount aoid, I can aTrod to soli ist much less profit than
others could possibly think of doing if they wished to
rover contiagent expenses. I intend to make is clean
sweep of all my preseutstock before the berinitinit of next
year; coming to this conclusion. I wilt make it the inter
tat of every man, who wants a_ cheap winter suit, to call
end purchase at lite Three Rig 'DUD re.
OJ:2I4:kW .1 OUN M'CLOSKEY.
•
" I 0a 1 I Nfd - 45 fir EOW Tisll - CA ?•••;1 c - Tc7-
. • thing of every description. sui i; as cloaks. over
coats, superline blanket. Beaver. Pilot hurl heavy broad
cieths, superfine cloth, dress. a id frock coats; a taros as
- of tweed, sack and frock emits.
Cloth, cassim.:rn, and satinctt pantaloons; also, a gen
. israhassoninnill of rests; plain and fairy velvet, cloth,
eruirsitaere and fancy woolen. and plaid ene.unere. with
•a great variety of superfine Irish Mien, trimmed shirts,
staler *lllus.. stuck. cravaln comforts and all other arti
in.the this. Tr. line. which will he sold low for Cash.
Pantie._ find .it much to their itdennianc to call
. .
*non, at 49 i.iberty street. P. DELANY
N. B. A. complete assortment of goods.. suitable for
- Customer work, always on hand, ouches English, French
= and• American cloths, and cassimeres; also a choice as.
aottmeatof seasonable_vestings--all of which will be
made to order its the latest styles, and on the most ae.
, •iseunnodating temt. janl2-daw
• king I clot 61»s t
MIRE spring and Suarnor stock that to now really to bo
..1. - offerc.ct at the old arizitm!
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PITTSCi RCM PHIE.ADELPII/A,LIALTIMORE.NEW
VORIC. 80.3T0N...hC.
DORI - MG ¢ CASH. Phiiaddphia.
FE CON XOR, Pitaburgh.
•
THIS old eetnolished Line bring row in full operation,
the proprietors have made extensive arrangements to
forwarthOomis and Produce with despatch, and on the
most favorable terms. They confidently hope. their well
known promptness in delivering goods—peculiar safety
In mode of currying—capacious warehouses at each port,
affording accommodations to shippers and owners of
produ,,,,,og e rn er ivitla their long experience and ante-
Mitring attention to LU•iness. will secure to them a CCM
lin:A:we of that :ibeial patronage they hereby gratefully
acknowledge .
All consiannieute I.y mot for thin line receivethcharges•
paid, an4l IL•rwardett in any required directions flee of
charge tor coneuisslyn. al:lva/ming or storage.No ititere.t. directly or indirectly. iu stratilboata.
All communications promptly attended to on applica
tion to the tollou ing agents:
BORIIIDOE & CASH,
:Market strart, Philadelphia.
TA.A.FrE O'CONNOR.
Canal Bonin, Pittsburgh.
CYCONNONS
North street, Hulihnore.
dl WILLIAM N. IVILS4 tti.
trG, Cedar street, New York.
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.111eic li nut 0- . 4 iN ay Freight n Line.
CEJFKEKLY CALLZDJICLWORSII & c0..5 LINEN
1848.
=y -*g-+''fix:
VXCLUSIVELY far the transportation of way freie
)2.4.between Pittsburgh, Plairsvilk, !Johnstown, lioth
daystirjh, Water street. end all intermediate places.
One Lout will leave the warehouse. of C. A. 3PAnully
Co., Canal Gain , Liberty Atteel. PllthbUrE,'ll. every day,
(Slan.thye excepted,) and shippers eau always depend on
haying their goods forwarded without delay, and at fair
Trat.3.
This . Line woe formed for the special accommodation of
the woi, busina.s. The proprietors. thankful for the very
liberal pairouive they have received during the last two
years, respectfully inform their old customers and the
public gvuerally, that they have extended thoir facilities.
&c.. during the past winter, and are now better prepared
to accommodate an increased business.
PROPRIXIC/7114.
R. H.(`.ANAN & Co. WM. STITT.
E. G. silrr. WM. FULTZ.
JAMES A. LORE. JOHN MILLER.
TRINDLE & 31e DOWELL.
Acarz - r&— C. A. 11 , 1•Axruir & Co.. Pittsburgh;
R. 11. C.LICAN, Johnstown;
Jourr MILLEa. Hollidaysburg;
lionar.u.& Alrrinonu.‘tia torsi Huntingdon co.
Rarsamwrz—Sinith & Sioeluir: J. & J. M . Devitt: G.A.%
Shoenberzez R. Robison & Co.; R Moore ; Dagaley &
Smith: John Parker, \'m. Lebmer; J. Jordan & Son.
mar (Gazette copy.)
Merchants' Transportation Line,
Amanita
170 R the Transportauon of Merchandize and •Producc
J. to Philadelphia and Baltimore.. Goods Goods coosigued to
our care will he forwarded without delay, at the lowest
rates. Bills of Lading !transmitted, and all instructions
promptly attended to, tree from any extra charge for stor
age or coraminion.
C. A. NVANULTY k Co.. Proprietors,
marl Canal Basin, Lawny st., - Pittsburgit.
(Gazette. only. cony.)
Philadelphia Type R. Stereotype Foundry,
trltE subscribers tire prepared to furnish. at short ma
i, tico. ever,' article used in a Printing Orficeoutid hare
reduced the Prices of Type upwards of 18 per cent
They now charge for
Pica 32 eta. Minion S 4 eta.
Sinttli Pica 34 " Nonpareil 64
Long Priinci 36 " Agate 51 "
13ourgeoia• ••• • •• •40 " Pearl- •• • ...... .51,20
Flrforer 46 " Diamond 2,00
Determined to spare no expense in making their estalt
-I.3h:re-tat as comp etc as pDASiNO, they arc getting tip a
unitorm Series of the celebrated SCOTCH FACES. which are
unequalled for beauty and durability, and which they feel
assured will meet lrith general approbation. Several
sires arc now ready.
I.linei:ig recently visited Europe for the rutpose of pro-
Burin; every tmprovement in their line Of business. they
novr oder a greater variety of Fancy Type. Borders. Or
naments. &c., &0..
than any other eiktabrishinent in the
United States; and their improved method of casting, and
of.preparing metal. enable them to furnish orders at a
manner to insure sensfaction.
Printing Presses of every description. Printing Lilt.
Cnases, Cases. Brass Rule, Furniture, Le., at the lowest
rafts.
Second-hand Presses. and Type which has been used
only in stereotyping., general on hand.
Books, Pamphlets, correctlyii Directions. 'Labels.
checks. Dratta, &c., and elegantly stereotyped
as herrombee.
N. B.—Specimen Books will be sent to Printers who
wish to make orders. L. JOHNSON & CO.,
roarlet-lm No 4 Link r:cor•_. sty
Great ICsaglish Keniedr
F OR coughs, Colds Asthma. and Consumption'—Th e great and only R
qf emedy for the above diseases is the
Hungarian Balsam Life, discovered by the celebrated
Dr. Buchan. of London. England. and introduced into the
United States under the immediate superintendence of the
inventor.
The extraordinary sucoess of this medicine. in the cure
of Pulmonary diseases, *imams the American Agent in
soliciting fur treatment the worst possible Can, thin Coll
be tiountfin the community—rases that seek relief in ram
from arty of the common remedies of the day, and hare
been. given or. by the most distinguished phl ticians. se
eviirmed anti incurable. The Ifurgrarino 13alsam has
eared. and will curt, the mpit desperate cases. it to 110
I:unek nostrum, but &standard English medicine, of known
and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be slipplied
with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life, nut only to
counteract the consumptive of the climate, but to lie used
as a preventive medicine in all eases of colds, coughs.
spitting of blood, pain in the side rind chest. irritation and
soreness of the lungs, bronchitis, difficulty of breathing,
hectic fever. night sweats, emaciation and general debili
ty. asthma. inßuenza, whooping, cough. and croup.
Sold in largo bottles at SI per bottle, with full directions
for the rector on of health.
Pantplffors,ftuti ling a mass of Reef tsn and American
certificates, anT*ther evidence. showing the unequalled
merits of this great English Remedy, may be obtained of
the Agents, gratuitously.
For sale by B. A. FA TINRSTOCt & Cr)
ehl9 cor. First and Rood. u-ad Wood and 0'
lIEDICAL Arley Cooper on lierina
Sir Astley Cooper on the Breast, &c.;
Colle'si.eetoras "Sar Te
e etis and Thymaa Gland;
Watson's Prae tire; g ryi
blackintostie Practice;
pungligon's sioloer
Ilorner's Anntotny . and histology;
Charehilris Midwifery;
Velpent's Midwirery:
Diseases of Infants-13ilierrl;
Diseases of : for rule by
IL S. DOSIVOiIT/I k
41 Market mr,rt.
Mar 3
PC I ILICATIONS.-3liken's Posses , illtistritted
1, rper's nose editiod of the Poetical works of John
NlllOn, with a memoir, and eriucal remarks oil his eemas
ant writings. by James Montgomery; and one hundred
ant twenty en,gravings from drawings by Wm. Harvey
In two volumes.
SVEZW.EIet, GIIErK Txterssrmcr.—Tlic fonr Gospels end
Acts of the Apostles, in Greek. With English notes, criti
cal, philosophical, exegetical: maps, indexes. etc. togeth
er with the Epistles and Apocalypse: the whole forming.
the New Tcstament—For use of Schools. Colleges, not
Theological Seminaries. Ily licv . J. A. Spencer,' A, NI
A Nees Norol — MidsurnincesEve.--A fairy tale Oflove.
Ily Mrs. S. t`. (tall.
Janes lfeplry IV—The life of Henry the rourth. king
France and Navarre, by G. P. li. James. Complete
in four parts, paper; 2 vols. cloth.
For sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON.
)an B Hisoksellers. cor. of Market and 3,1
-DUNS
i nrl b q %e a TAN LIBRARY.—Just meet v
ed, byrs,
Six Old English Chronicles
William of Afalmosbriryls English Chronicle :
Mallet's Northern Antiquities ;
DORN'S STANDARD LIBRARY:
Schiller's works. 3 roll;
Lanzi's History of Pniniinz ' 3 rots
History of the Girondists, volt;3
Cnzes House-of Austria.. 3 rots;
COSC'6 Memoirs of 51arlborouch ;
Luther's Table Talk. by Hazlett;
Roscoe-'s Lorenzo I:Medici;
Leo the Tenth:
' Ocklev's History of the Saracens;
Sehleicl's Philosophy of History ;
Beckman's History of Inventions;
Machiavelli's History of Florence and the Prince;
Chambers Infomiation for the People
The Gallery of Nature. -For sale by
LL S. BOSWORTH At Co.
feb 17 • 413 market street
New Books Just Reis el ved.
'ITORELL'S History of Modern 'Philosophy, complete
•IJ_ in one volume, from the last London edittoti-53,00.
Lectures on the Law and the Houle's, by Stephen IL
ng. D. 11; new and enlarged edition, with portrait of
the author: $1.50.
'Memoir of Rev. David *heel. D. D., late Missionary to
Clans,, by his neplievr, Rev. G. IL. Williamson, With a pot.
trait.
Meander's History of the Christian Religion, and
Church ; translated by Prof. Torrgy ; Vol. R
Hawkstone: a tale of and for England. in 184—, in two
voltunes. from Second London edition; 51,06.
Memoir of W. C. Crocker, Missionary to Arden; 62 ctn.
Personal Recollections. by Charlotte Elisabeth, with
explanatory p a inednotes , accoma by a memoir embracing
the period front the close al recollection to her
death by L. li. J. Tenn; 62i tie.
Recollections in England; by Rev. S. H. Tyne. D: D.
M
Mark Milton. theerehant's Clerk; by Rev. Cherie R.
Taylor, M. A. author of •• Records of a Good Man's
Life," .• Lady Mary." " Mayan, or the Pearl," a:c.
The above just received and for sale by
ELLIOTT& ENGLISH,
marl 4 6,5 Market street, between ad 4th.
UNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.—We hive non receive
I=.l a large eupply of Books for Sunday School Li brarien
published by lee American Sunday School Union. end
approved by a committee of_ publication, conniating of
members, of 'the follwing denominations, viz. : Baptist. 1—
,
Congregational, Epis o copal Methodist, Presbyterian, and 1'
Reformed Dutch. These publications comprise upwards "
of six hundred bound volumes, (of prices from 8 tents up
to 75 cents,) all written expressly for Sunday Schools.
In addition to the above, the Union publishes a large
variety of books, la paper covers; for quite young child
ren, for rewarde,Ac.
The Union also publishes . two Libraries, Nos. 1 and 2,
of one hundred volumes each. all munhered ready for use,
of books from. 72 pages up to-250. at the low price of ten
dollars; averaging only ten cents a volume.. -
Also, "A - youth Cabines.Lipiary "of fifty volumes, at
the low I,tice of two.ddllatiniul h?ly cents.
Also, Hrofa Books. Question Booze, redand blue Tick
etsoir paste - hoards, Maps, .
*-- Allstbiambove
,we ~sell at the Union, nt Philadelphia
prieds. cdtlilos of EfoOku farnlnhed
wicaisa 56 Max/cm at.,
•*- between Third aad..Fourth.
MEMEMCJIME
WIEN
Z - rtinsporWkin tines'
/Pi! tabiargh, POttiaibie Boat Lisfie4lT
-4848.
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emigration „Eines.
.
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REM iTTANCLS ntlPitqat.-ete and `, A -4-4
TA L front Great Iliitairinndlrelana, W. '' , Altt-ts:
,--a n • Tapsrott„7.s• South Corner • `'•
of Maiden Lane, N.Y. and DO Wttier- •
lon Rood. Liverpool.
The sal:se:it:vs, heving accepted the Agency the
above }louse. are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal loins - with those desirous ofpaybn't
the pasrage .of their friends from the Old Country; and
they 'latter thentaelves their character and long standing
minces willgive anilleassurnitee that all their ar
t rangernents will be earrie out faithfully. '
Messrs. Wt '.sc. .1. T Trip3entriitre long and ravortibly
knotiM tar the Superior class. accommodation, and sailing
qualities of their Packet Ships. The QUEEN OP THE
WEST. SiIERLDAN, GARRICK. HOTTING UFR.
.ROSOUS. LIVERPOOL. and SIMONS, two of whieh
leave each port monthly—from New York the 2lst and
20th. and from Liverpool the Gth had 11th; in addition to
which they have arrangements with the St. George end
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets. to insure a depandre
trout Liverpool every five days, being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with their inerenting
patronage: while Mr.-W. Tapscott's ecomant personal
superintendence of the business in Liverpool an midi
tional security that the comfort and accommodahpn of
the passengers will be particularly attended to. •
The subscribers bent,,'. us usual, extensively engaged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh -and
the Atlantic Cities. are thereby enabled to mkt - charge of.
and 1 . 61 Sint passengers immediately on their landing,'
without u chance of disappointment or delay-;.and are,
therobre. prepared to contract forpassage from any sea-.
port in Great Britain or Ireland to this my, the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
tar enn - ying pasvengers as, far inland not otherwise at 2
minable: and will, irzweessary, forward passengers fur
ther West by the best mode of conveyance, without any
additioual charges for their trouble. Where persons
sent fur decline coming out, the amount paid foritalmge
will be refunded in full,
•
REMITTANCES.
The subscribers are also prepared to, give. drafts at
eLiglit Mr any amount, pnyablent the pijncitail CiLiCa and
towns in England, Ireland. Scotland and Vales; thus af
fording n safe and expeditious mode of remitting finals
to those countries, winch persons requiring such facili
ties will find it to their interest to avail thernsiAves of.
Application (if by letter. post-paid( will be promptly at
tended to. TAA FEE & O'CQNNOR,
Forwanling and Commission Merchants,
• mnp27-d&w-1 y
Philndelphia.
az, Roche, Brothers, & Co.
FCLTON sr., NEW YORE ; EDE-N QUAT,
DUBLIN; SCOTLAND ROAD, LIVERPOOL. '''.1144 A 14
JAMtS BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Penn at., Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh.
Arran: meals for 1443.
1110 CHE, BR9S. az CO., sole Agents, for the BLACK
I.lk, HALL 1.11:5.r.„ of Liverpool toil New York Pockets.
take the liberty of announcing to their old friends` and
customers. thut their urrangentents for the year 1:4-3 being
complete, they arc prepared to bring out passengers, by
the above splendid Line, from Liverpool to New York
and Plidurielphis. Thor refer to their former course of
doing business. and :sore those who entrust them With
their orders. that the slum: satisfaction will be rendered
as heretofore.
•
RENUTTANCES To
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.
Drafts for sale, payable, on demand, ar - any Dank-in
Ireland.
The undersigned has made arrangements to bring out
passengers to Pittsburgh, during the present year.
febs-tAntlares JAMES BLAKELY.
affin ra as ago To and From al,.
GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND.
Gum in Riee 4 ota A. Soy, No. 133 \Vaterloo Road, Li
verpool.
CaTtLTSLT. & Mersa', No. 59 South st., N. Y.
rjlllli Subscribers. having accepted the Agency at this
city of the above well known and respectable !tonna
are prepared to make elmagements for pabseii„ecrs'to come
out from one part of Great Britain or Ireland. by the.re
tdar Line ot' Packet Shps. may
fro Liverioeek
ly Persons engagirm wiith a
may rest m
assured m th l at w their
usends ‘vill meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool. as well as every attention necessary
ou their antral in 11114 country'. Applv to or address
SAMUEL ATCLUBRAN & CO..
112 et.. Pittsbareh.
N B.—Passes es eng agedhere Liberty
from Liverpool to Put,
buret, direct. and dm:is for any amount forwarded. pay
able at al;bt. throutzd.oni the Ciiitetlaiiiitidour. 'jy2R-ly
11 MINDEN eft.
.
PASSZ:Notrt Arco atlarrIANCZ,
Mike.
H A o Tsji r ? , s.7
o de r . TiOng. niure,itnonbdri, r..z.ootalt.zrosrotLfrlrs
upon the most liberal terms. with their usual puneloniity,
and attention to the wants of emigrants. We do not
al
low our ptioseugyrot to be rotted by the swindlioe ' , camps
that infest the sea-ports, n• we take charge of thorn the
moment they report themselves. and see to their
1:i T. and despatch them without any detention by the first
ships. We say this lettelmody, as we dofy, any of our
passengers to shore that thew were detained forty-M.:hi
hours be no in Liverpool. whilst thousands of others were
tletainea months until they could be sent in some obi
ea/!,at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
Golfing.
We Intend to perform our contracts honorably, eon
what it nrey. and not net as was the case last sennon with
other otfices, who either performed not at all, or when it
suited their convenience.
Drell■ drawn at Pittsborrh for any sum from It to
pnyable at am• of the Provincial Hanks inlre•
land, England, Scotland and Wales.
JOSHUA ItOnINSON,
European and General- .:eon
jant.3 fifth street, one door below \\ • ood at.
..kfU FOREIGN •
kEMITTANCE.
Sul , serthers tore prepared in forward money to rill
patriot of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wicks, with
despatch, and at the !row-so rows.
BAXICEL er. CO.,
192 I.P.erty
European Agency, end Ilenalttancea to
Ireland, England,&c.
T ARCE and small stuns.] moor) run at all times be
Ij retained by sight-drafts. at mine,/ rarer, to ad part.,
of U.:llOmA. Ireland, Wales. &c.. and Legacies. flehts„
Rents, Claims. and Property in Dirope can be collected
and recovered 011.0110 J the suherriber. or daring his ab
sence from this city from Oetober until May. or, his annu
al lours to ThirOpe. by application to 3 / 1 311:6 MAY, Mer
chant, Water street. Pittsburgh.
-
11.
and Counsellor at Law, an Knr.N - AN, Atterty
d Eurntienn Agent.
Piusburith. r 3.
P S. —.As 11. Keenn n has been frequently trottbled by
applications and letters on the o
he
Keenan.' passenger agents, of New York, f
he deems it
necessary to say that he is not the Keenan of that firm,
anil has never had any connexion with either of those
persons. •
cleti
(Vest ern New York College oellealtb.
2 , 17 51sist STRUM, BUFFALO. N. Y.
DR. G. C, VFOLTMILE LITHONPRIP
Tlc MIXTURE.
rillitS celebrated remedy is coasts. "ir increasing its
firm , by the making all over the world. It has now
become the only medwine for wilily WC, and is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy stages of this cool
pignut immediately relieved, no matterof how long stand
in;;. (See pamphlet for testimony l
Gravel, arid all diseases of the urinary organs; for
these distressing tompinints it mends alone: no other et.
bile can relieve von: and the cures testified to will con
vince the moat stleptienl:—f see pamphlet., Liver Com
plaint, Bilious Diseases. Fever and Ague. To the (treat
Went e.peelally, and wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine is offered. No mineral agent. no deleterious
compound is a part of this mixture: it eAres these diseas
es with certainty and celerity. and does not leave the sys
tem torpid. (See pamphlet I Piles,. complaint oro most
painful character. iv immedintely relieved, and a cure fol
lows by a few days use of this article. It is far beyond
any other preparation for this disense; or for any other
disease on ginitting from impure blood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the System. \Veak Back. 'Weakness of the
Kidneys. Ac.. or fulmination of the same. is immediately
relieved lay a few any, use of this medicine, and a cure is
always the result of its use. It stands no a certain reme
dy for such complaints, and also for derangements of the
female frame. Irregularities. Suppressions. painful men
struntioua. Nonni/le has ever been offered, except this,
which world 10001 this kind of derongetnents. It may be
(tilted upon as a sure and effective remedy; and, did we
feel permitted to do so. could give a thousand names as
proof of cures in-this distressing. class of complaints—
See pamphlet. All broken down. debilitated constitu
tions, from the effect of mercury. will find the bracing
posse; of this article, to set immediately, and the poison-
Ono mineral ernilkiliCti from the system.
lirrtr ins Diseases will find the alterative properties of
PUILIFT TOE BLOM:Land drive such diseases from
the systo n. See pamphlet for testimony of cures' in all
disetisca, which the limits of an advertisement will tint
permit to be named here: Agents give them away; they
contain 32 paces of certificates of high cheraeter; and .
stronger array of proof of the virtues of a medicine, noel
er appeared. It is one of the peculiar features of this ar
ticle, that it never fails to benefit in tiny ease, and if bone
and muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid HOPE ox. and keep taking the medicine
as lenges there is an improvement. The proprietor would
caution the public against a namberof articles "Which
come (=tinder the h7ads of Ss'essragmtss, SYllers,
as cures for Dropsy, Grovel, &e. They ore good for noth
ing, and concocted to gall the unwary: TOUCH Sinai !COT.
Their inventors never thought of curingsuch discissestill
this article had done it. A particular , tudy of the parnph
las is eantestly solicited. Agents, and all who sell the are glad to circulate gratuitously. Put up in 30 Or.
ImtlICE, at $2; 12 or. do. at $1 each—the larger holding
on. mare than the two small liettles. Look out and-.not
get imposed upon.. Every - bottle him "Vaughn's Vegeta
ble Lithontriptic Mixture," blown upon the gloss.. the
written aiennture of ‘• fL C. Vaughn" on the-directions,
and "O. C. Vaughn, Buffalo," stamped on the cork. None
other are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. O. C. Vaughn. and sold at the Prineis
pal Office; 207 Main street, Buffalo: wholesale and rotoil.
No attention given to letters unless post-paid—order
from regularly authorized Azcnt.t &Tetra. Post-paid let
ters, or verbal communications soliciting advice; prompt
ly attended to gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sole of this article
132 Nassau st.. N. Y.; 2/./3 Essex st.. Salem. Mais.f rind
,y the principal Druggists throughout the United States .
Id Canada, as Agents.
HAYS & BROCKWAY Agents
No. 2, Liberty at., near CanaLl3ssin.
trENITIAN BLINDS.—A. Wemenvlt, and old and well
1 , known Venitian Blindmaker, formerly of Second
and Fourth Ste.. takes this method to inform his many
friends of the fact that his Factory is now in full opera
tion on St. Clnir st., near the old Allegheny Bridge. where
a constant supply of Blinds of various colors and (inan
ities, is constantly kept on hand and at all - prices, from
twenty-cents up to suit customers.
N. B. If required, Blinds will he put up so. that in case
of idarm by fire, or otherwise. they may he removed
without the aid of a screw-driver, and with the corn.,
(twilit that Imp other piece of furniture can he removed,
arid:with= Gay extra — OApease.
s,zt'4-da.vry
CIAL7IO,N , TO. TUB ,117117,1 C.—The. subscriber, by
kJ 'written - contract with the ?UM TEA Co,. bra the er.
c.ill'ANte sight to aelt thairTuaa,in.Pittstutraind-Allgata—
ny cal* m
Any person &ingling to fl Teas ex,
gem procured throughmd,'t practlclag,:a lleCqtlo.lCatid
a fraud' upon the atattatetital:arasiot
relied on. ' JAYNES,- ,thotth at.
SEEM
. _ ` .
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Insnrance- %cintpanies
LYCOAIING co. MI7I LULA...NU COUTANY.
1 1'11E. Subscriber, having been appointod-oniduly com
a. missfoned Agent of iho LycorWag County Mutual In
surance Company. is now prepared, to receive applies
donator insurance for said Company. Tilir'COrNiany is,
perhaps, onc-af the verfbeit Insurance Companies in the
millions
or .I.nion, having a capital of , between one and two
millions of dollars in pre.ntlimi hotel. and by the -Seger.-
tions of the Company no rick exceeding $5,000 will be ta
ken on any one block of buildings. arms any ons risk, acid no snore than ' 82,500 *ill be taken - on a Rolling Mill,
Foundry or Furnace. Buildings in which a .stoNevipe
possess through the Side wall or roof. Cotton Factories or
Powder Milts. Manufactories of Printing Ink, and Dis
tilleries, will not beinsured 'on any consideration. whiit
ever, and when the rate per cent. shall be 12 or 10 illelll
- no risk will be taken over $4,000, (except Bridges
and Cris( Mills.)
The operations of the Company have been such, that
for the last six years only mu. Cent upon -the dollar
has been eased upon the premium notes of the stock
holders.
Application can be made to the subscriber, at las
cake, in the new Court House.
H. SPROUL.. Assent.
jMati-lies
Piasburgb,.A.llagaeny Co., Pa.
Fire .and Marine Insurance.
rrlIE Insurance Company of Nortb a.
Americ. of
..ll.Phila
delphia, through its duly authorized Agent, the sub
scriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insurrince
on property, in this city and its vicinity, and shipinents
by the canal and rivers.
DIRECTORS:
Arthur G. Coffin, Pres't. Samuel Brooks,
• Alex. Henry. Charles Taylor, •
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith,
"Award Smith, Ambrose White,
John A. Brown, Jacob ill. Thomas, l'
John White, John IL Neff.
Thomas I'. Cope, Richard D. Wood, . .
Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Shirttail, Seely.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in IBM. its charter is per
petual, and from its high standing, long experience.,am
pie means, and avoiding all risks of an extra Mast : dons
charneter, it may be considered as offering ample securi
ty to the public. MOSES ARWOOD.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones at Co., Water arid
Front sta., Pittsburgh • octal'
The Franklin Fire Insurance , Company
. OF PHILADELPHIA.
eiIIARTER PERPETE-kL.—5.400,000:1 paid in office
Mt Chestnut at., north side, near Fifth. -Take Inau
ranee, either permanent or limited, against loss or dam
age by fire, on property and effects of every description,
in town or country. on the most reasonable terms. Ap
plication, made ruher persionally or by letters,
promptly attended to. C. N. BANCKER, Prest.
C. G. Barmaxa, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles N. Dancker, Jacob IL Smith,
Thomas I tart. George W. Richards,
Thomas J. Wharton, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Boric,
Samuel Grant. David S. Brown.
PITTSBURGH AGENCY. .
Waimea Mara', n Agent, at the Exchange Office of
Ararriek Martin tr. Co., corner of 3d and Market sta.
Fire risks taken on buildings and their contents in
Pittsburgh, Allegheny and the surrounding country. so
marine of inland navigation risks taken. aug4-ly
193/1.1.1 [MO.
I. FINICZT, SR.
KING & FINNEY,
Agents at ritesburgh.for the Delaware Mutual Safely In
surance Company of Philadelphia.
1 1 IRE RISKS upon Buildings anti Merchandize of eve
r y description. and Marine Risks upon hulls or car
goes of vessels, taken upon the most favorable terms.
Othcc at the warehouse n( King & 1101tnes, on Water
st.. near Market stmt., Pittsburgh
N. B. King & Finney invite the confidence and patron
age of their friends and community at large to the Dela
ware M. S. Insurance Company as an institution among
the most flourishing iu Phfludelplia--as having a - large
paid in capital. which. by the operation of its charter.!
constantly increasinc.-Las 'yielding to each person insu
red. Ins due share,of the profits of the Company, without
involving hint in any responsibility whatever,beyond the
premium actually paid in by hint; and therefore as pos
sessing the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious
feature, and in its most attraetive form. rinvl=l(
4 GENcI," OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSLIRAINCE
CONIPANY OF PIIILAL/ELPIA.—sN.
of
Third and Wood strrch7, riirsturi:h.—Tha asacfs of The
company on the first of January. 1F45, ns published' in
conformity with an act of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
were
Bantle and Mortgages
Real Estate. at cost. -
Temporary Loans, Stocks and Cash
.
Makin; e toml or
8 9 09.W1. 42
Alfordittg certain assurance that all Jesuit
promptly met, and wiring entire security to all who ob.
lald Policies from this Company. Risks taken at as low
rates as are consistent with security.
°eV! WARRICii MARTIN. A,
Insurance Agatnal Fire.
frITE American Fire Insurance rempony—Office. No.
I ;II Wahot s!rect. Incorporated A. D.
I, l o .—Charzer perpectunl.
Insures Buildings, Furaiture,neschanilize and proper
eneraily. either in the city or eciniorycii.A 4
c mast )aiss.or
dernage by lire, perpetual or for limited porianls, on favor
able terms.
DIRECTORS:
John Sercenot, Samuel C. Morton,
Lynch, Adolphus Berle',
Thomas Atitt•one, Georuo ..klthots,
John lVeloth, Jr., Patrick Brady,
John T. 'Len-is.
SAMUI'.I. C. MORTON', Brettldcht,
l'asyets D. SANIrEIi, Secretory.
Orders for Insurance by the above Company will be
received and insurances effected by the unriersigued,
nyent for Pittsburgh. GIO. coemum
7an4-.om. 26 Wood street.
Connell's Magical Pain Extractor.
IT is now co:ice-Act' by medical urn that Connell's
Magical Pain Extractor. manufactured by <'(nnstoel,
h. Co.. 21 Cotirtkaul Cl., New York. in the greatest :Wan
der of the 114th century. Its etrects are truly - miraculous.
All paiut, are removed from burns, scalds, &c.. and till
external sores, in a tew minutes after its application;
heating the same on the most delicate skirl, leasing,nu
scar. It is equally beneficial in allkiuds of inflarennato
ry diseases,mach sore Nipples and Eyes, Sprains;
Ithcumatism. White Swelling and Ulcers, Bruises, Burns.
etifilidaias. Erysipelas. Hiles, Tic Doloreatix4 &e. - We
111:izt add os prow to all we say, thc names of many !In
tim-in physicians who use tt in theirpractice, and . hun
dreds of clergy who praise it to their people. Sind
parent k•tr it constnntly on hand. ill case of occidcuts
by
I fire life may be lost without, but by its use all burns tire
oni.ject to its eoutrol.tiulcos the vitals ore destroyed. Can
:ion—remember awl ask for Connell's .11n—frat Pain Er.
t rartor. manufactured by Comstock 1%, and take
no other.
l'tt,ts, coati, he—The Genuine Hays' Linantrort,is hn
article more justly celebrated as a cure for the above,
than any or all others, its cures are almosPimumiliate,
and it is only 'weaponry to tel those who know the article
and use it with such great success, that it is to be had
trite and genuine of Comstock & Cu'., 21 Courtland st.,
•N. V. sole proprietor.
Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh. Pa., by Wm. Jscssoir,
32 Liberty at., head of Wood st.: also in Washington; Pa,
by A. Clark in Brownsville by Bennett & Crocker, also
by our ag ent in every town in Pennsylvania, Ohio, 'Aid.
and Virginia. ticivlSal&wfim
"It In the bent Cough Medicine" ever Sttiv."
I F.A D - the following proof of the superiority of Dr. Mt
lard, 0-inv./ ("0..0 )fixture, from a respectable cit.
i deli, who has tried it:
Prrrsnenott,
Mn,.mo HATS & nencitrrAr: —Allar labori De ng for several
weeks wider the disadvantages of a harassing cough and
most distressing cold, w hich
. had, thus ter., resisted the ef
i
fects of several of the 'nfullibles." I wits induced to pur
'hnae a bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, anitgi re
it n I sir trial. To my great surprise, after Using only one
half of the bottle I found myself entirely well: "his Mr
best medicine I err-sale."
True copy. JOHN HINDS.
Sold by HAYS & I 3 ROCKIYAI'. Drusgiets, Con-Utter
ciel Roar, Liberty street, near Canal. . • AO
I A A. MASON & CO., Dry Goods Hours, 62 21tarket
„Li „ Street. between !Third and Fourth stray, have just
received a large supply of rich Fall Goods, comprising in
port : I 7 Cases various styles Prints nod Chintzes of Ro
guish. French and American Manufacture i 156 pcs rich
and desirable patterns French Giugharasi-warranted in
ferior to none imported in style, quality and durability of
colors; 4 cases splendid Plaid goods for ladies dresses,
comprising every style for Fall and Winter swear ; Cash
meres, M. de LuMes, Satin stp'd Alpaccas, of various
colors: 5-4 and 4-4, black and.blus black Silks, for Man
tillas; Fancy dress Silks; black and Mode colors; AP de
Loins, all wool; Shaiorls of every style and quality ; Co..
simere s, Cassinetts, Broad Cloths and - Yestings; bleach
ed and unbleached Mualins from 61. to ISlc. per yard;
Green, Yellow. Red arid White Flannels; Tickings,
Checks. strip'il Shirtings; blenched and brown Drillings, '
etc. etc. All of which are offered at wholesale and re
tail at the very lowest cash prices.
sep3 A. A. MASON & CO.
. .
I\TEIV DAGUERREOTYPE ROOIIS, Borke's
in.qs, Fourth soya—Boutin & Menton-, Daguerreo
typists 'from the Eastern cities, would call the attention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh . , and the neighboring towns,
to their Daguerreotype of miens and others; at rooms in
the third story of Iturkes building. 4th st.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured' that
no pains shall he spared to produce them in the highest
perfection of the art. Our instruments are attic most pow:
anal kind, enabling us to exectue_pictures nilsurpasied
for high finish and truthfulness o to nature. • The public are
solicited to cull and examine.
Persons sitting for pictures are-neither requirred or ex
pected to take them. unless perfect satisfaction iSgiverl.
N. 13. Operators will find this a good depot for stock
and chemicals.
11:rinstruotions given in the art, containing the more
recent Improvements. , jun 7
fp() FEMALES.—Eirery female, should . have it box' of
1 Dr. Ralph's Pills. They are perfectly adapted to the
peculiarities of their constitution. acting with gentle mßd
ness and safety in eV eircton3tancts. Wherever introduc
ed. their character has been rapidly established among
the ladies, with whom they are emphatically The'Facerfte.
Very complete directions for use in the variobs coin.
plaints will be found in the directions accompanying
each box.
For sale by
S. L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield stregl, neat' Third.
Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny City: .1. , Bin
minghem; and John M'Cracken, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh.
jan2s
Hollow. Ware Cststinge.
ItITERCHANTS visiting our city for the purpose of
lil obtaininK their .S.pring supplies of Hollow-ware
and other Cashngs, will find a very heavy stock, -and an
exietnfive variety of patterns and
. sizcs in store by us.—
Samples can be seen at ourwarehouse, Commercial Row,
Liberty street, next. IV. IV. Wallace's Alarblu
In' Terms and prices favorable. . '
feb 2 -dim . • QUIN,
NTEW BOOKry.—Just received, br.llxpra: 1 ../erntar!Y.
.L
England:. end St•olland,. or recollections of'a Swiss
minisicr; by I. H. Merle IbAubi7nc; I), DI, aizthoroffiis.
tory of the • Retbrrnation. fo'of ctomweil: aC.'
A Practical Bskibiticn of the Gotpcia 'cif St: Matthew
and Si. Mark, in the form of Lectutek, intended to ziasist
the practice of domestic inatruetion'anddevotiOn;hlJohn
Bird Summer, 1). D,',"Aiehop of Ches,ter: r • • •
For sole by ELLIOTT & EI.VOLISR,
:tom: -561Harket arreet,tet. 3d aurbStb.
y.,
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r ,
..• . • aER,NL4N BITTERS. • :
• .For the permanent cure of Liver CompluintsJaundiee,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Chi Onto Debility.' Chrome Ashh
ina, Nervous Debility; Pulmonary : Atfeetions,-(ariging
from the liver Or.stoinach.)..Disetiges of theilCiiineysi and
till diseases arising from a disordered Stool : ticls,.ui broth
male and female , such as female weekness,:dir.xiness,
fullness of blood: to the lead. They strenghten the sys
tem, and remove all acidity of the stomach, and give it
tone and.ection and assist digeotion. They can be taken
by the moat delicate stomach, and in every case wilt destroy costiveness and renovate the whole sys
tem, removing all impurities (11111 remnants of previenis
diseases , and giving a healthy action to the whole
frame.-
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are uneusiness and
ain in the side, and soreness upon touch immediate
ly under the inferior- ribs; inability to lie on the left side,
or Hat all able, a dmgxing sensation produced, which se—
riously affects respiration,. causing, very often a trouble
some cough: together with these symptoms we perceive a
coated tongue, acidify of the stomach. deficiency of.:4lr
spitation, and sometimes a sympathetic
,pein in the right
shoulder, with a great disposition to sleep 'and depreision,
of spirits,. and .sotnetimes sores in the mouth or thioat„
causing moeusier ,, rise in the nostrils.. Jaundice frequent
ly accotnpanies it, and a dropsy in the fare. These syrfip
torus, if permitted to continue, will eveutindij,Pro.d'ace
that most baneful disease. Consumption: ln'teet. a ma
jority of site. - crises originate from the irritating polies
above mentioned. Cathartic medicines must i tit' every
instance, be rivoided in the treatment for it.
The symptoms of Dyspepsia arc very various -.those nf
reoting the.storatieh alone, are nausea,:lieart-burn, logeof
appetite, sometimes an excess or appetite, sense of fiffl
ness or vveight Oct the stomach, sinking or flattering of the
pit of the stomach, fmtid ernetaticins..pr sour arising from
the stomach, &e. Dyspepsia, devoid of afanctual nature.
is without danger; bob if arising Bran n disease of the
stomach, it is dangerous. .
Nervous Debility generally accompanies Dyspepsia or
Liver Coniplaint; it will also cure. A raw deses will...re
move all the unpleasant effects, such as thineriug at the
heart, aching sensation when in a lying position, dots or
webs before the sight, fever and dull.pitin in the hexd,
constant imaginings of evil. and. great depression oispir.
its. Outward signs are, a quick axd strong pulse, pale
and distressed countesigineeflke.
A.uy case of the above disease can be cured effectually
by the use of the Bitters. nk directed.
• ,
An infallible remedy S
for Coughs or Colds. or the Chest,
Spitting of Blood, Inilnenra, 'Whooping Cough, Brea
ching, Hemoral Asthtna, or any disease orrthe Lungs or
Throat. .
This is an invaluable family medicine. It soon relieves
any _Cough. or Hoarseness, and prevents the:Croup by be
ing early administered. No cough or cold. is.too light to
pass neglected; for, neglected colds sicik thousands to tlie
grave annually. and cause many to grow up with a deli
cate frame, wfterwould. have been strung and robust if at
first properly treated.
SPIKENA
cifRD IN
For the effectual core 'the O PiIeTs,MENT,
Teller. and 'Rheum,
Scald Head. Ring-worms, Inflamed Eyes or .Eye-litts,
Barber's Itch, Frosted Feet, Old Sores arising from feier
or impure blood; And will extract the fire front burni, on
application, or remove any cutaneous eruptions from the
skin. Persons troubled with tender farce should use it
after shaving.: it will, in a few moments. remove all sore
ness and, stop the bleeding: It can always be relied on,
told is invaluable in any thmily.
TAR OINTAII?..N
ss in For the cure of pains or weakne the liver. back or
chest: it trill entirety remove any deep sewed pains.—
These remedies have caused many to enjoy th e ines
timable blessings of invigorated health. and in a varie
ty of desperate and abandoned eases, a perfect and radi
cal cure,
'Pile innumerable impositions upon the public, and the
statements Of renrarkable cures never made, yet certified
to Icy feigned names, or by persons wholly tinacquainted
with what they have endorsed_ renders it difficult to - do
jiutice to the public in offering sufficient inducement to
make a trial of These invaluable medicines. They are en
tirely Vegetable, and free from all injurious ingredieffts,
and el e im your patronage solely upon their merits. "Every
family should haste a ptunphlettlter can be hid of the
agent. gratii.
Principal Depot at the German Medicine store, 9:9 Race j
street, one door above Eighth. Philadelphia. For sale in
Pittsburgh. by [jai:Fr-My) 14 . M. ritottx.
QILENCE THAT DREADFUL courm h—The Lungs
1,71 are in danger, the work of the destroyer, has been
irgau, etc h o
Coucf Consumption huh in if a sound Of
death.
Aur you A Marnue, Yonr darling child, your idol
rind enrthly joy, is now perhaps confined to her cliatnber
I y n ilungerons Cold—her pale cheeks. her thin shrunken
fingers, tell the bold disease has already gained upon her
—the sound of her sureftehral cough pierces your snob
I'' yo Alas. when jest about to enter life, disease sheds
a heart crushing bliLrlit over the fair prospects of the fit
lure—your Iti-eac couch told amble limbs tell of your of hope. but you need not despair. Thera is a balm
which will heal wounded luags, it is
Sherman's nm.
Mrs. Ar - rase. the wile of wm. 11. Artier. Esq. seas
given lip by Dr. Sewall.of Washo. lire Roe
McClellan of Phitatlelphia. Pr. Poe a
aim n Or. Mcdt„ . of New
York. 11,,r friends all thonght die inset Ili,. she had
every appearance of beiiia in consumption. std was so
pronoune e d hy her physicians—Silent:ma's Balsam was
given and it curial her.
Mrs. GAnustinitscr. of Bull's• Ferry. was alsostired of
consumption -by this balsam when, all other remedies
tatted to girt relief—she was reduced to a skeleton. Mn,
A. C. Castle, Demist. fI.SI Broadway, has witnessed its
r heeds in several cases where no other medeeme taunt
ed relief—but the Balsam operated like a charm. Dr. C.
also Lei - bleared its Wonderful cireets in caring" Asthmo,
which it never fails of doing. Spitting Blood. alarming
so it may be, is effectually cured by tilts. Balsa - mt.
heals the ruptured or wounded blood yessels,zind intakes
the lungs Socind
Rev. HENRY Joys:Lift? Eighth avenue. was cured of
rough tied catarrhal affection of .50 years standing. The
first dose grief. him more relief than all the other meths
tine he had ever taken. Dr. L. J. Beals. 10 Delaney
aveet, gave it to a sister.in-law "who seas laboring under
Consumption, and to another sorely afilieteth with the
Asthma. In both cases its effects were iminediate,,oon
restorin g , them to comfortable health.
Mrs. Lye - arms W/E.I.S, 05 Christie -at., suffered from
Asthma .42 years.. Sherman's Balsamrelieved her at
once. and she is comparatively well, being enabled to
subdue every attack by a timely use of this medicine.
This indeed is the great remedy for Coughs. Colds. Spit
ting Blood, Liver Compinints, and all the affections of the
throat, and even Asthma and Consumption.
Prise 2.5 cents and $I per bottle,
Principal Odiee 100 Nassau street. New York.
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Premien] Tooth Paste and Poor
Alnli'M Plaster g
Sold wholesale j and retail by 1111. JACKSON, nt his I
Boot and Shoe Store and Patent Medicine Wargliouse, I
Si Liberty street Pittsburgh, head of Woolf street, and I
by the following dilly appointed Agents for Allegheny
tonnty
Marsliaiii Allegheny city; Jonathan Ghriest,
Natieficstert J. R. Jacques, Birunnglinin:A. S. Getty,
Wylie Street; .1. G. Muslin; eor. Webster at. and Elm;
Daniel Negley. East Liberty; 11. L. Mitchell , Wilkins
burgh; Thos. Aiken, Sharpoburgh; Saml. Springer, Clin
ton; James ol'Kce, ewartstown; John 151.5ek. Turtle
Creek: C. P. Diehl, Elizabeth:* Rowland & tion,M'Kees
port:" MeElilownev." Bakerslown; Riley .ftrlcaughlin.
Plumb Township: Wm. J. Smith, Temperatteeville; Jas.
Fulton. TitTelllllllll G. 11.Starr.SeCriekly. marn-ly
Pa) eiin-
ATlTfir.'FiTaain \r‘
ville, N. Y.. says: `•1 am well perseaded, arid:hove
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 ndininistered teem to my patients."
Fever and Ague. Dyspepilia and Ifilions"Fever, are im
mediately eared by the . use of Dr. Ralph's; Pills. Prige,
25 cents a box. Sold wholesale and rend! by
S. CUTHBF.IIT, .
Smithfield L.
street. war Third.
Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny city: J. G. Smith. liir
minghuni; and John M'Crue.keti, Filth Ward. fell 7
JaslaraP
T't R. s: S. 'COOK. Piciiinf Ohio; Writes; March.' 1:.40:
LT have used your Verinffage. Carminative Balsam.
and Expectorant, in toy practice, (or the last three years,
and have been exceedingly *ell pleased with them, and
never, as Yet, to my recollection, or realizin g , my
fullest expectation in their en 're properties. Your
other medicines I cannot speak ti from experience; hut,
judging from those I have used, I doubt not but t that they
'clam, are entitled to all the confidence remised in
them, by those who have used tnem. h was formerly
very partial-to f OOOO, Verinifuge, until I beenineacquain
ted with pours, whickhas my decided preferene to' any
other now in use.
Reesectfully, yours. he., S. S. COOK,111.3)."
Irr For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store.' 72
Fourth fits
febtft
13 A. PAHNES.POCK"S COUGH"SYRDP.-"—This pre - -
. potation has proved iiselfto be of very great cfhea
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood, Whooping, Coltish; and:other Plientnnhic
Aireetions; ni b the proprietors - feel warranted in recom
mending it as a safe and useful medicine, and are pre
pared to show certificates orindisputable authority, in
.
testimony of its value. .
It is pleasant to the taste, and is offered also low a price
as to place it within the reach of every person. There
are; perhaps, but few Cough preparations" that - still Inv
duce sorb; decided erects'in much Short. tittle. Pre
-pared and sold by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK &
Corner of First and Wood; also, corner of Sixth and
Wood streets.
D' 'S 'RALPH OELEIS RATED . IraoitEatE . Pax& are for
sale, wholesale and retail, nt the
Reict. Es - mrs OFFICE,
Nei. Smield st.
Also, by - Wm. Cole, Allegheny eitYs: 0.
3. G. Sriith Bir
minithain;Johir McCracken, Penn street, Fifth Ward.
feb 21
56130 915 93
• •100.967 77
- .207 499 79
of the Mllowing celebrate'
namely :
A Saignedie Brandy. pale.l
Giant dark,
London • Illarket {Vim
MOJIC.O. Port
Trash IL
Sazenae
Hutt . ii
`. 13urtinnily
flennessy " dark. S. S. Madeira ri
" .. "
_pale; - 7 :-. .S..NL -
Pine t Castilian Sc. Co ‘i ' 3 "Syminmn it
" “ . dark.
..}•larai LL
Imperial Cagle Gin, , . ir., • rale.Sherry 4:
liiack Horse . " . 'S Brown, "
Swan . F . !Golden "
Pine. Apple • " 1 TenriTe. "
Insh VVlLi•_.key " rr.: t -Lisbon - " . . ' ' S." -
JamNii.:l 'll :rite, . , ' . . - . it- Claret j ••,, :‘
St. Coil u‘nn. -- . - . I Sweet LVDry Malne:a "
Together withls-large - sioeleMf tie .ohove WinOs and
Liquors to Bottles; also,. - Cfitnpiigite Wid Claret Nines,
for sale as imported. oh pleasingstemitqm-the - Witte Cel
heramtLitiatat Sion of P. C. ATARTIN,
feb7 corner of Smithfield and Front sts.
num rin
=MEI
~k l -
Map anh• iltebumes
Horn , AND7S-: . CELEBRAT ED
GERMAN .11EDICINES
without a.Eiral for the c;. Vita felf4tiing Pi:corp.!
T-FLltiken according to- he directions ILoy t i114111.0.01y
I. case, ne.rnatter who or who: else has tailed.
VEGETABLE'RHEUIATIC
Fdr the' permanent cure of Ritettinatistit.' Gout. Gan
gretie,-Hysteria, and severe nervous affections: rnd-are
highly iecommentled for the cure of Dropsy, Illemoral
Asthma and Neuralgia. Patients using them, in mostcases. experience benefit' soon after the first dose.. They
quiet the nervous sfatem, which enables them to resttkell
during- the night. They never full to effect a cure, when
taken according to-directions.
No outward application can permanently remove rheu
matie pains limn the system. Liniments Scrlnclituesidt as
a palliative for a short period, but there is al wayadaneer
in their use. They may cause the pain to leave one.place
for perhaps a:vital purr,. of else where the paiu.will be
more acute. -
LS-300 Mole, tfalves,k/nar
pcs, Brandy.-Wines. Gins. &c.
al brands, grades; and vintage,
111
:g Pale'
- VVESTERN - --NEWfiYORK •
COLLEGE
N0.U07,,- IVAIN-STDESi, 113 L- -17-41.4),. Raw yoax, - 1
TIR. C. C. VAUGHINtS. Vegetable .Lahontriptic Ada.-
JJ for 1:47.—"4 Comet I SaW, I Conquered"
is most emphatically.the =tic with this article.. Discse
has ever yielded to Its . lol4Sl marvellOus medicinal povir.
Wherever it line, cone, and, South America..Englud,
Canada, and the Milted States-havePruvided the true of.
this- - statement, the' i
shove quotatiOn n-a strong and pity
sentence, tells the whole story,: lnyalids.. the priniple
upon whicli"yeti are eared. may : not
.be,../iiiown to mu,
but the result of a Ulu) 4satisingtgry; ; ;you are restfed;
and the secret of the cure'reimiins With thc propriejr.—
The Medicine is , a coliapound .fat „dhainet vegmble
agencies; each iiidividual,rori t . has its own peculta ex
clusive, medicinal property, conflicting With -no ?titer
cc:mooned—each root makes its own dare-antLasi per
fect combination, when taken tote the system, it dos the
workwhich NATEui, 1 , 1/11 ICI' laws were first estidish
ed. intended it should do+-punivrts:sTßEsclaniNs,
AND RESTORES the broken doWM.aebilitsited-cdstitu
lion. Ditoenv, its characthis, comietelY
eradicated Boni the systemlitritsuse. -- 'See pumpiets in
agents' hands, for free, circulation-they -;treat. atm all
diseases, and show testimony of:cures.., Guerra., nil all
complaints of, die: 'turnery organs, fOrti)..tilio the use of
great suffering: rind:VActitm'sLiamoirratcrteliaseifuireil
no small celebrit!; - oVer:the country. by , the cureeit has
mode in thii distressing dais ot.attiicuons, Suiftned. it'
se 6 trlS: is thii tut:divine. that it. hei thus, altractedlic
No
nce of one' Of our MediCal Publications. "Iti the Zovem
be Nu. 16-113. t r- fluffalo ...lone-nal Mat Montly - Re-,
view of :Bodies! and Surgical Scieitee-n in an uncle
on ealeulous diseases, and:" solvents,"'' the writy, after
noticing the fact - that the-English - government -Gee pur
chased n secret remedy, and also noticing the prebase
in lara ufo seeret. remedy. by the Legyslaturcyf New,
York, thuilittys tribute iu the.. - fitane. of ,the .Merkine :
" Why du not oar Representatives i/I Senate tuulAssem
bly convened, enlighten ,anti 'dissolve' the offering:
thousands of this country, by theptirchase of;ruughnis
Vegetable Titlitintriplic, than - Whiell nelolictititnec'thm
days of Alchemy has possessed. one. half, thebrim rt.—
Ready r, here is a periodical of high standing,jicknow
leilgod throughout a large. sectiolt of this- cor turY - rei be
'Coe cif'the.liest einfdnetcAjOurntili of the hiotim the U.
States,- exchanging- with the selonti fi c- - works e Europe
to our certain knowledge, edited by Auslin . l-'?it. M. D.
and contribated to - bymen of the highestpefessitirial
ability, thus stepping aside to notice n secreiremeclv.”.
You'stili atonceauderstand.no unknown cede teenthiess
nostrum, could thus extort a comment tram so litho quer ter—an,J -
Conicquenily, unless it - directly Celia-led with'
the Practice of the fucultr. 'it Must have- beer its greet
• fame" whieli has caused it to receive this pasieg. nod.
KIDNEY diseases, toeakness of the bark and spit. n.irrepylar ,
painful and szlypreseed ..Ilinstrtmtion. Floor Win:. and
the entire complicated train of - evils which filor.-n-die
ordered system. are at once relieved by the ledicitte.—
Send for pumphlete:from Ageins. and you 41 finite vi
dence of the value of the Lithoutriptic ilicrepin ihutb.,
As a remedy for the irregulnritice of the fende -. system.
it has in the compound -root" which has btu resulted'
to in the north -CIF EntOPC centeries—as - ahre core 'or
ihiscomplaint, and a - restorer of health oldie mire system.
buret COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE, Dimons :Dein
hist:hely relieved. PeOple of the West wit find it the
only remedy in Mese eouiphiints. as well itiExymt sac
Aced. There is ho rettiedyi like it, and nifileind Or qui
nine, forms any part of this mixture. Na wilt re
sult In its use, and its active propertiesare In dtbsted in
the use. of a single 30 of bottle. For Far f and Ague.,
Vinous Disorders., ark, no ether 11 .Tedieine.umr.:?t,t.r . tbst.
Gorr. willfiffirrelief: The action of this divine ' upon
the Blood:will-change the disease—whiclirtirintitetrus
the liloodL-and a healthy- result will fullest EtvivErii.A.
he.. yield in es-fesv days use f this Medi-,
eine. IC daniiiistion of the : Letsds,' ComittPcessustrrtos
also, has ever found. relief. . Scrofula , Erlipeks, Piles.
Inflanwd Etifiall ceased by, impure find'
this article the remedy.• The - system. cottiletely' acted
upon by -the:to-eh ty4wo different prolicrtis- of fho mix
ture, is purifiedend restored—as a partmleure with not
follow. 'lite train of common complaintit Palpitation of,
the Mari, Sick Headache, Debility. 4-e., artilithe remittal"
some derangement of the system. and thiGnai t ißXMio-
wen wilido its work. The Promises set the ad
veri isement, are based upon Ike proof of-amt it htti done
in the pasiSuur years. The written teatpony of ',lOOO
Agetits„ in Canada. the United States. Engtra. and South
America. the po4seadon'ot - the propriep—Mid can be
seen by all interested—is n sufficient demnstratiOn that
it is the best Medicine erre offered lo the lorld. Get the
pamphlet. and study the principle a's thereaid down; .of
the method of cure. Put op in - 20 or,,bottis i at *2; 12
or. do. at SI each—the largest holdintir •64/... more than
two smell bottles. Look out and not get vend upon
Every bottle has it-Vanglin's VOgetabt Idthuntriptic
Mixture " blown upon the glass.: tile- wire 4 signature of
"O. C. Vangh on the directions. and .11.:C. - Vaughn,
Buffalo,` stamped, on the cork. None otfir ore Gonume.
Prepared 'by Dr. C..d. Vaughn, and solilit the Principal
Odice. - 201 Mant street,' ButfalO: at Whel4ale
No attention' giVen iu letters, unl e ss' Pit - pald-Lorders
from regularly constintied Agents excited; 'Post' paid
letters, or verbal ,conimunieations: socithig. advice,
promptly attended to gratis.-
Offices devoted eiefuilvelv toi the sal'Or this article
129 Nassau ' strectl:'New Vet* cityfit ESNlXitreet,
Salem.- Massachusetts. and-by the riricipal Druggists
throughout the .I.inited States : aud ,, Cmine, as 'adVertmed
in the papers : „ ,
. _
Atrent. in this city—
Ways & Brockway, Wholesale and Utah! Agents ; No
2. Commercial Row Liberty street. l'itlUttrer. 'Also. it
E. Sellers. 57 Wood street: John Federal street
Allegheny city; 'John Barclay, 3.teas)-; John Smith .
Bridgewater. Jan:lo.4l&wls.
• .
cliff:.\ - r-S.F; HAIR Cli.flArtl--A inathless artlcte for
LI giowthi beauty. and restoration thellair.' This
Cream, when once known, will supeiedaallotherarti.
clot of the kind now in use. 'IA het. the, hair is dead
harsh, thin. unhealthy, usir turning toy. a few mirth:M.
lions will Make the Itair'Saft and darkind give it n‘htlau-
Ulu', lively uppearanee: . and ala make it maintain
its liveliness and healthy tutor, twit us long , as all 'the
preparations that tire generally useili Where the hair is
thin. or has thllen atc, it may be rstored by.wsing this
t :res, in. Every lady and gentleman Ito is in the IlUbit of
using oils ott their hair should at . oactittichasaa bottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is sonmposed . that it Will
not Milne,- the hair lrho.the hat mill
beauuty ii, and give perfect „satipetion In every, in
$1:111Cet.
l'br testimony to its very sure. rio4tialitie;i, see the f o l
lowing letter from the Itec. !aldwell to •Mescrs.
Hendershot: S Stretch, Nashville; thieral agents for the
Southern Slates:
- -I.esirr R. Cold welt. Panni'/thc Presbyterian
Church,. Pulask . • . „
liENDEpsnorr ScriercitiGacrt.r.urgc-4 take
p.eastire in lidaillyt 171 V testimony finical' of the 'a:teen:Mt
, preparation cadlastir.. Parfsles:Chirre Bair Cream,' ' for,
about two years ago myhair wattery.dry, bristly,: and
disposed to come.out; but haviugypeure4 a bottle, of the
Cream, and used it act:lir:ling to fhlreScription, it is now
elastic, soft, amid - firm -fo:Irle fietit - hinny balganlS.:iind
oils .were mipheirticnich leaving:V . :hair in-a - worse state
than before. This Cream, howevt, has met
rations. - , • - ••
As an article for the toilet. itty. ire gives preference
over all °thins being delicAtelterfamed .and,noedis
posed to rancidity. Time lailietrApeciall r; Will find' the
Chinese Cream to be a slesidernap In their preparations
for the toilet.. • - . Ate.,
R. CALDWELL,
I (Pulaski, January 7, 1547.
. ; •-
Irr'Sold wholesale arid retal i ltriashurght - tty John
M. Thwnseild. 45 Market st., rug Joel ..Mithler, comer...of
Wood and Fifth sts. jels-dkw-ly
LAin ES are cautioned agaraTusing, Common Preriit 7
red Chalk; They are tint ewe how frightfully Inju
rious it is to the skiu! how coarsihow,rough, howeallow,
yellow. and unhealthy the skint ]fears allet• nsing.pie
pared chalk l Besides it is initions,cointiining ti large
quantity of lead! We base Tapered-it hemline) vege
table article, which sea -call. „des' -Spanish-Lilly - While.
It is pyrfeetly innocent, beingprified of .all -deleterioui
qualities, and it imparts to thaskin knaiuriti; hialUiY,
alabaster. cleat, livele - White - at thestune time acting
us a cosmetic on the skin, liming. it soft and tenet:nil: '
Dr. James Anderson, Pruclial, Cheanst.orltiossaeliti
setts, says: "After aliplysingOnes' Spanish Lilly White,
I find it possesses the utostutiful and natural, and at
the same lime innocent. ivhitl I "eiter'efetr: "T:certainly
can conscientiously recomtned its use to all whose skin
requires beautifying." Prices cents a hos: Directions
—the best, way to applyi t illtWhite, Is with soft, leather
or wool—the mount is prefettle.. •,. ~ . .-
A rnot ssr' or Ts:mil:44 29 • estna.hile. telh;
foul breath, healthy giuns.. , /ellow and unhealths , teeth,
after being once. or twice. feinted with Jones , :Amber
Tooth Paste, have the appekance; of the most beautiful
icoq, and, at the stone limit i , an
. I , rfe-eilk illelo,eoul
li
and exquisitely Inc. that itionstae uilY ifse is 1.4114
:Avoids:mous. even to thosdeeth that are ttig:q.6tlcondt
-tirim•givlng,thettr-a,licatitit-PoliskrandreverM. nr a
prom:num decay, ;'Choken handy .sicanyea- akyonveitts
from becoming worsc,lt ali fastens suck as is becoming
loose, ar i l by pepeve mace Will... 4 tinfl w r.r.U444laSSYeeth
delft:m.ly wlitio:and InNifilie bitath'44lo44l4"W"L
Pike% or 37# cent* a kola All the alt bve akesit*S_Only
itta , Chatham st., sign.of th4silar*,BP'ktenSti'gf="l"
had by Me iimointed_AiWyirhose oltuncs 9016s . i . stw.th e
, next column.. N- .... '2 .., ,: - ' - 4 -' i . AC•
1
‘,......„).„....„,„..„,„,,,.. .rickhusbantr t!-BXYOur
face is yottr4ortuneAY , berultlfOlmfeittg -t - r.* it
white ;hot;B:ctirdiir P , ' 6t r nt ' i ligSliPlel"
low, disfignrcdosultbartit i ned.atit‘asesu-''.'lliOus
ands haie"heauliftuierh . Vliii s htfir.e.,,, "Ifd" . /Mietli or
twice wlatkatleeltuliait. hemicat"Sedp..!'Tlie-'ellke . ) is
glotiouktifidMagitificent.Aut he sure you. get tke"kap it
i uO•Jones? , siap,:iil the' t ri : 6l- 7.P l 9Amerie.4. 11 Ez t g" l -e - f 6 .'?
qhathartsitroots•ti 1 - ~,,..;,_,, -"--",.-- ei . _ - , ,f;
ijting-7.iormi - Salt,rhellif Sd ll itet 4r5 01 1V-kr.!s,,,Bßiber'i
Reit, tire - Siken,cured" likJonesljtaliall Chernteal,"Sciam '
When every;' kind of "ri , ady has. faded . itiatires
It
pfitiples, frec`ltleti, - arid - M.thajskin, altkhow. Sold at .
the AmericanrEagle;• htltham street&Mhitl,4aader,
this seldom or never '-,.---:,- ..'
j.; ,' " ‘ ''S' : *'''.
C.
INC ; rAIS: : .4
Pad~r,:i.: 00,.
i s
Sold at ` , LiesiON'ise : arty at.; head of irock d pigi. of
of the -Igg'Boot.. .. * ' ~":". -..-.-- --'-'7l-7,-,-L'",;:petkO.
t: GitkAviitiifiVoii 1
.ti l 'VeiN AN P . — a i ntiroin vveq. itiloititoxirti.):- tee;
1
b e l ow t4e . e ar ih., surfe. Thi.. oil . wintie-rou t ia .r.,ialy.
superior to
.
H ar le m tetiali, or any other formerly pope
lar Oils. its curntivd)roperties for the folkiwte: . oll-
ments are truly 'scoopful: Inflamatory . rhetunatuimi
whoopirr , -cough, phtlige, couglts.• colds, . Spasms , letter,.
crysipelL, scald headcroup, Inflammatory sore throat,
liver complaint. ingrupintien of. the kidneys, pains in the
breast, side and backgliseases o( the spine, piles, heart
burn, diseases of theol , joint, inflamed sore eyes, deaf
ness, and cur ache, sorms, tooth ache, sprains, strains,
burns. scalds, bruisr(cuts, ulcers, cancer, fever, sores
_ ,
Ace. ece. - ' --
Price 54 rents per tittle. Sold Wholesale and retail by
\VAL JACKSON, Oars boot and shoe store, SU Liberty
street Pittsburgh. .Ite mu Boor stands in. the door-way.
Only place in Pittshkgh where the ciaatitair can be ob
tained.' - ' ~ , •
t -
Casznix.—lnordato be sure of obtaining, thegenuine,
purchase only of triTellenli agent fur Western Peansyl
v maia. Wm. Jake Jackeop 55 Liberty street, or through sub
h.,Alse,eil
a t s
showtiio i
b e a t c 1 d . 141 l e i ;11 ,,, f ra or i
d il
r s e s c u t
i 1 0 c , , ,
s e n i
i e , h pa o n f
m ri bi .it
c o t m fo s r v m i I_l
contai n i ng th e na, S and address of the Proprietor and ,
General Agent .of: estertr Pennsylvania, as follows: .i ,
Or. Hall &Co.,' Prictor, Kentucky. . j
Wm. Jacksoll. idoral Age.c,f for Western Pennsylca
cis. :-,0 Liierty a et, Pittsbur„ , ,lt to whom ail orders
•
0„st„,„ _ E a c s„lis is :„...nriosa. in one of. ihp shore
named Pemplit a i ud ill,' I ifiGrid of IV in ill lin JRCkliglt. (tile
g , 7,,: ti 1 0 . ,1,1 oAly 1.104.03t1e. a.;:eli: for Wester:l Pentisyl
v ama,) praficd.o ./10 outside T d the label._ . 0ett,,,0,
13.AR - REL, § ,
Ii: r t ..101 !'Poireil: ..
', :: •, r - , ' = ,
ed Feao4 .: .: '•
- veF ,Sec , !; . Jusi recef!xd.4l,thi , for sate!
-1i0 ., .
.. „ ....,_• 7..:" . 5.•.• Vt ATERVAN A .
• 31 ; Marltct, and 61Front avert.
.
.
irm4'
fUrikgs QM: Plaufg.,..,)
. . .... „.
surinn.cticrErt - v - ExiwrxioxitondiitenEl l 4, s ,
A RE universally admitted, to, operate, lull duff akan
A
efficiirill-preientier; but us a
the
road* femidvi.lll -
all diseases which con affect the lidthatflrame . f.ille m d.„ .
ache,lndigestion. Rheaniatisob, Scurvy. Drops';
Smal• Pox;Choleiti'Mcribus,lV orrits,'WhoOpnrgiCoughe
Conaranntion, Jaundice, Qatosey,Seaslatina.Liver,CottS
plaint; Apoplexy; Cancers, Menalfs,:Salt,l,llterary,FSti;
Heartburn. Giddiness, Esysipelas..Dtreftme,„clasloUgs at
/he Skin. Colds. Gout.. Gravel,•Pains in:the'llaCkltitvera
Weakness, Palpitaiioll of the:Heart, RisiePia thelmr °e l . ,
Asthma.-Pe t er s of till kludi,"PdinateCintiplithns.Stltelifs
in the Side.''Spitting of 4:flood, Seire . 'E'yetti'Serefulai-St.„
Anthony's Fire.t.bwitesit of Spirits, boding ; Fluor
rats or N%':hitett;'Grines, L06141W1
Bile on the Stomach. and all bilious affections,. Plettrisy,
Swelled Eeet and Legii,;Siiine,Po*,-Wnitc.Swellingil,
Tremors, Tuituirs,„MeersiVotrating*and'a.licisteredfieu
succeilifully and 'repeatedly ltedn'vanrittished 940
heir all7POwerfal arra. •
They haVe lieeh known toereetpertiinuenteujcseillOt
all other remedies had provedMia.Vitilidg-,
Stages - of disease. ' •- - • ,-^
hurl ih tFre id
of
'rim m od[ eminent,phphTradit and received besides their ,
ungettlified craninentlatihio
They have heen.freguently recommerieedVienillgo!
most oistlOAtiishod characters throughout thelanklited
beet; sanctioned in , Europe by Noblemen, and:Priattei'tif
They have been introduced into the Ilt»pttaltiaC i d i t e.. ;
burgh, Partional Vienna, and 'thronglillie
exertioniof our Poreip Arubassaders;:ther,haveieralP.
veil the favorable commenditlert-ollhePartperorit,Rtni-'
sia. and of his Celestial ,Mujesty of the Chlnefe , Ea'
ID"
Scarcely a Packet vessel of any repute, stilts
the port of New York; without an 'abundeldsarply'or ate'
SICK MAN'S NEVER PAII.ING- PIIIhND;
-- Irp ot tr e ntiesinerrtreetrearablishedireitil-the-eiair e all
Cities in,the Union; audnpplicationnardeop,Susolky.reach-,
ing us frontalmosinumberless villages every section-.
of the Country. Testimonials ortheir, marvellous effects.
are pouring in from all, , quarters---and in - such numbers
that we have not:time to read one,-half of them. •
stronger or more conclusive eVidetiee than these - ituPert- -
ant facts can ther mosfaceptititrtiesirer - Islqurseihle,thitt .
the,maity 7-thousands %VIM - 113V1) tried CLIEKENEMS:
PILLS, can LA deceived inolfiir-results? If any, irapras:
frac or quackery existed, would it nor long ago haveheld up, hs it should
u ni t y . the 'Scorn anal-derision , of:Sa
justly offended comm • ,
,•
Dr. C. V. Cfickener is the Ort,ginal ra
ventor of Sugar Contr.(' Pills; and that nothing of the. toll
was ever heard of, rani) he introduced them inJuite,lBC.l.'
Purchasers should. therethre. always-ask for ClickenceN',
Sugar Coated. Vegetable Pills. and. take no . _other i nr the,ir
will he made the victims of a freed,
25 C.F.:NTS' VEIL BOX. ' -
Dr. Olieletter's principal °Lilco far.the sale of nillikit,9s!.,
IV;if. JACKSON. b 9 Liberty St.. hend ofYttood s tit.:
burgh. Pa.. (lenertil Agcut' tor , 'lN'esierts
Northern Ohio, nod the Ricer Cottrities of Nirgiadtt. , t'!.. -.5 ."(
ThocoltocCitig are Dr: - Cliekerierbs duly appointed , --A
gents for Alleghe'rty l'a.
JACKSON, (principal) 59 Liberty streetihetul of
A. M. Mnrehnll, Allegheny •
Jonathan Gbriest Niancliester.
- C. TOWlleettd & .'u
Joo. ii. 11. ..Inetiues,Jlirtstiogharst..".-.
_Jim. 11. Cassel, Penn st.
Andrew S. (telly,
llobert Williamn. Atihitrev
13; IL fleminertiy:f!outh
')Vin. J. Sinith,'Pemperttnestvt,llo.
• Jercitali Iletniug; .
llarlie}Negley. Etist'Llberty.—
Ldward Thompson, Wilkitisburgh..;:,,
, Tlumnis.Aikin tt.tharpsburg.b..
G. IL * Stair; Sess - ickley.
Samuel Springer, Clinton' ' .--
3 utnes..Al.7/iee, Sicwartsiawn.
Joholllank, Turtle.creek.,.
C. F:1116b1,
Itiley :11tLaueldin. Plumb Tovhisliip.
Joites,.llaierstown.
Pemiy,,Z)l'Keesport.
- - - n9/7
c.
64 1'1' Is TLIE I.IEST COUGR, EVER
I.sE.l)."—This Wll3 expreasedju eur hesringyes
toll:lY, 'by an intelligikiit iientlenTnit, who Faid usedhut
about one half of n bottle of Dr. Willard's Oritnttll'etltik :
Illixture, before he-wits' entirely, e flOmet IsuidAtitt
bottle ef it>, and it' - themost obstinaie emtgb. Arms
not disappear by.its use, youi money Will be refunded.
Compinutded as it is,' - of the -most elective,' thtingli , bitint
lees and pleasant-remedies., its use for..yeara haa t nor hi',
deed can it. fail to, give entire satisfacuon.
'For sale, srholcsale - und re-WY:by ' '
-'IIAYS
-Liberty street. neerEautd./Ebtsin.
1V1LLIA;11 FLEMING,
Sold also by
otir
TAR: - WILLARD'S 'Orienta4 Cough=d7falutirt.Ef
try
WOOS I T A LIE Those.Nyliallavetnothatlou
poriinlitY - Of t '
ry'ing this greaiyeinedy. for thoye'rotaticot
• cure tria of every adbction of theltingsCsfictuld not foil to bite
it a C, Certiftertfes.o4itiefficiency;froln rittrdwructt
iFerts . , Whieb.wo are gonstantly recehting,put fail
conritt4 - . the the fol7oWAtig , Indy.
of high standing in Allegheny .; • • ' ''"
CIrTFFObq 7r.4848.
5- -area:way atl:,:yd: , Ang nt Vert
slore to I: tilde, to add in favor or Dr.
lard's truly valuable cough medicine, About thfeCinibilhs
since 1 was.anack.cd with a violent' cold; and - tw - higUktch
11 . 1,:tresxml with the eou4:, - froirt.whici l l conitl,pthino
lief, until I was a short tone since induced to
store nod rtrirclitise'iunie of the Orilntatro4ti3liittre.-
I ant happy;to state that'll* Also; of: the seco hottliel l a s
entirely cured Sic; an& bayinz great c_onfidancutig-ir-_
have, and shall continee to recotinnenti it to ttry.„l;rultd.s.
t.•
Price, 21 teals a 4olthe: Sold by: Gttnc• , ..3
4.BROG RAVAN:r".
nqw,rl, ibex sL, pear
~ .7. FL7IIIINO. Itnu-reocexith,:,
F ROM the , New, York Gazette. Ot, 6, -- -tt!..th: . a -daily _
paper deserviiiiii* tit 'the head of the dady. press - ,in
-this rountrs-
Xriears httract Sarraparina.=lt Were bat conitc„sy_
to Call the anent - kin of oUr readers to this invaluable prep
oration Which will he (blind ad Vertised hinnOthatdontmn.
Mr. Bristol-1s brother, and isaucS a highly iiiterditirig
- newspreper. eve 4 now and - then, CHIC IVVO
which we have already noticed; and,theniedicitieilielf
heaheeneelostised by nearly all the press - of elte*eitiFtxt -
country; end:We doubt not, justly sidogised;`Tt hatiri its
favor, - - mottov - or, -- very- flattering- lemm:inlets Trout *The
most eminent practitioners - iri every parroPthe' country
where- Whoa . baba used. There is beauty Mid', taste
enotigh in the bottles, nail' inthe engraved labehrinwhiel,
they are "enveloped: to indnee a patella - se: - C.fen ,
irthe
preparation_ itself were not one Cl 'the - “Sorpreitiip4t
.the rem. persoti mart belreve itsis-- , thati Is,
every,,one. must believe _it _is—dint- is, every- oue Ailho
would not resist a inane of documentary crieleace-coaclu
sive;eaounkto.convert a Turk to Christianity. - .Buy one
the bottles, gentle reader, anitsee whether you do not
agree watt us on -this ; -
.For sale , by 13,A, FAIINESTOCK & Cozr '-
feb24 cur, of Ist and Wood end dlh and 'Wood
13 1 1131 1 / 1 1ATIS3Ti - (.10t1T, 1 ANTI Tic noi.oitm.v,-
iv A rispeciablegentleruan at our oilier, ;as, be
'said, to inform withat lie had been utilicretfer. - 14'yoars
with Rhentunifsnt or'Gent. and "occasfanally • With,Tie
Doloreux that be had ,beetilrentiently confined to liltroom foriciorillti together, and - often' suifeictl the Most in
tense and etierneitningintlit,' but ihit lately tie had.: been
o Alleriiiite:lrOrn which be found the nitisfaig
milandhdesPeeted saYs Lc found !hi tite • di=
nine very,p)ensant and effective: null that' he .mier
eott
siders himself perfeetly
..Yer/h.AMer
•
A Facr,liarts Itiahrtic o -4itiftlerinin orScyofulops
habit; from Indiatrident' nr hiti yout tear days. imetinte,tf- •
feeted Ulcerations in the Throat Mud Nisti;isticr•a
, disagreeable eruption Of-the Skin. Indeed, , his -whole
system bere.die nuirka of being 'en With
One 'hand and wrist were' So'intleh affected-that , he' had
losilhehsemf she hand; everyparr . being covered . with
deep; pisittful,,and. offensive ulcers; mid - we're` as ifolkiw
and porous as an kidney-comb : , ltWaS at thirettlgebf his
• complaint,Aihett death appeared inevitable front a loath
:corns disense, that he continent:ad -the use of ',Apnea' Al.
te ratnxed:/ ive.-and basing snktnaik.tee.n bottles, is now peifeet
lv,e, • • ;
The 'Alteratiyo• cmera,tee , threnalk the circulation - Mid
purjfies the, blood -mid, erndientes:diSeaseitottl#lo:4istetn.
wheiever -Toatedy and the.; InlilleTOOS CIJITs ,tizWpor,
fornicd in.giseases of the skin cancer scrofula,
liver coleldeint, dYsepSin pnd.olher• - ,chionic-cliseruses,ris '
truly. astunishing---Ptql the rano. - •
. • ID- -, or Nat an,Psttshurgh,at.the PEKIN Tkill4-Wr0.144
2
7 Faith street. ;.• ;•
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ONSIINIrFION, -clOU(..01, IiIIITTIPaI:OF.I3I.:WD
!
!BRONCIIMS, ASTllltlhi hte•—t•To C.. 7 C. , "VIUTN.
Four-1411m of you are really-sutforing from neglected
Colds. or an obstruction and consequent inhumation of
the delicate lining, of those, tubes. through which' the air
%ye Orentha is distributed to the binge. This obstnietiou
produces pain and poreqess. Imerseness,coughlth p
i at
of breathing, hectic fettar,'Und ti opining of' blito , t o
or phlegni, which filially : exlittuits the strength uf ,I)
.15 0:
tient—and death irisites' ' JXYNESL.FaPEC,TO "T
'Meer jail. 'to remove this - obstructioni and produciiirAe
most pleasimr and•happy xesulta.! .IV,as'f certain in it t Or.
Meth, and calmorfail to:relit:arts: •', •....t•-. t -
For sale in PittsburghntaboPekieiren Store,72Fourth
• JIEST Conu!l 4 3 ;;DIturs.E..usz TEE,_m.cu
1113 Another evidence, of,the superiority of . Dr 41-
.lard's Cough .111irrirre, aver all others. , ' Read the ng
certificate frum,a respectable citizen' oti th e , Fiftli.ll4
Certifies that for some weeks past I wairtrodbled
with a very serious Cough, -which ss-asOyidciishi-hir'om
jar seated,. on the lungs` to mach' an extent halo the
.eiTeci of everpmedietne:whieh I.hai£beeo using: I ‘)kilts
finally persuaded • to- call at..ttrockwaYlt.‘"Ditg
Store, ti
and get •bottle• of ~Orintrat,,reiftra.
Ittixture; wide - 11310 n-y great snrprise:xelieved'oe'vetr
much; after taktng only. two or three - closet: 4 MA before 1
had used one; bottle. I was cdtirelyenred. , % lwas Soma - eh
pleased. with its effects, that I haire brought othe.re
Xit, - and almit to eontinne - ,recounnendlt to thifileridap* I'
rnilY ' hliel4 ta be the bat, Cough Medicine in the .1 4441.."'
" • "„ttnnurw
Try it—only 25 cents 'a 'Bottle.- Sold. by
1/AlS.'s •BIIOCKWAIt y ,
• •. - Liberty street, near Caintl rAtina)
. J. FIZMINp
;--
novin - ; "Lawrence - 4OP.
) Al.lll OR.COLVAIRIA.---Itair - Tonie—To the Bald and
1) Giey.-4lf you wish rick, luxurious head of hulrifFeo
from dandruff and "seen; do not./ tlofto procure thee e ltre
_Balsam ;Of Columbia' :In caeca of -baldneiss;it'will re
than 'exceed your..e.xpectaTions.- Many who-. hay lii t ar
their hair.for twenty years have had it restored'to itt
gjttitl perfuetion by.the.use.of this Balsam. Ago, static or
condition. appears to be no,.oltstaele, y.thatever,T Ic ,
,4
causes - the thil&to:flovr:Withwlifili the delicate haw Wis
is filled. by which Means thousands, Whoic
as the Asiatic eagle; have' bed their. hair restored to tits
natural color,” by the'. iiseof this invaluable temady.......ki,
all cuses‘a fever it will haftnind 'Otte of the most pleasaat.
%rashes- that curt -be - used.' " A few applications only,are.
necessary to keep the hair front falling out. It strengdieas
the roots. it . never , fails to. impart p, rich,jglossyiapnear-,
ence; - arid: es a perfume. for,the traket,„i is un equaljedi lit
holds three dines as Much - as other raiseallod Ifuir
Driven, and is more effectual. ,The
ta umnrrfag
red only be Com sleek , teSaft,' '2l Vlcant iand t 41 - reet
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