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White 'Will continue to sell clothing cheaper than any
bas Resell:iron, been ott,red inthe Western country. hav
ing thelligest establishment in the city. fronting.on Lib
erty and Sixth eta. Ild is new•prepared ter show to his
nanteroasinittrents the greatest variety of cloths. eassi
nutrel,'-vestings. and , clothing of all descriptions. suitable
for this sirit:whine sermon, that has ever been offered in
this Market. to which all can have the . Richt of Way.—
Observe the corner,No. 167. Liberty and Sizth sts.
mar2s J. 31. WHITE, Tstunt, Proprietor.
XTEW GOODS. NEW GOODS.—Received at the Iron
111 City Clothing Store. n splendid assortment of Cloths,
consisting. cif MI6 . French: English and American Plain,
black and limey Cassinteres. of the most modern styles:
fine figured Cashmere Vestings, Silk Velvet, Plain and
Fancy Satins—all of which we 'will make up at the most
' 'reasonable price& in a durable attd fashionable style.
Ready made Clothing. of all .descriptions; Lady's
• Cloaks of the most fashionable patterns.' Neck and
'',' Pocket Hdkfs., Suspenders. Rosen's, Shirt Collars. and
_ every article usually kept in a Clothing Store. Country
Merchants, before purchasing elsewhere, will find it to
their advantage to call nt the Iron City Clothing Store,
'I .- No.ITI Liberty street , immediately opposite the mouth
~,t I . of Markel. [octle.tt] C. MCLOSKEY.
elbthing Clothing t t Clothing t:
The
ThrTe I.l4. ;v lk 7 s q v i l' i " -
150 7 000 mol l " 'alit' . ' ready to t - te °freted .- on n ti s i v e
mit:littera] tennis to My old customers and the public in
general: . :The Proprieun of this far4toned and extensive
esniblishtiteet Into now. after returning fronflhe Eastern
cities, at muchnouble and expenae. Jug completed his
fall And winter anangeinents to sttpnly his thousands of
customers With initt . of the most desirable stocks of Clo
thing that has ever been offered in this or any other mar
ket west of the ,monntaius. For men:Mess to style and
workmanship. combined with the very low price which
they will be sold for, must certnittly render the old nun
-valled 'nom Big Doors one of the greatest attractions of
the vrestorn country. It is gratifying tome to be tilde to
announce to my numerous blends at home nod :throne
that notwithstanding the extraordinaryl
efforts which
have made to meet the many calls in my line, it is with
difficulty I can keep time with the constant nisi) that is
made as -this establishment. It is a well established
fact. that my sales tire eigitt or ten times larger than any
other house in the trade. nod this being the ease on the
amount sold. I ran afrod *to sell at much less-profit than
othemould possibly think of doing if they wish ed
cove ntingent expenses. I intend to Make a cle
aurae f all toy present stock betbre the beginning of oe t
year; coining to this condlu.ion. I will make it the inter
est of eviiry num, who winos a cheap winter suit, to call
andruchase at iho Three Dig Doors.
omits &w- JOHN WCI.OSKIW.
• •"C1F.1.1.1N11 OFF LOW FOR CASll.”—Winter Cie
" 11.3 thing of every description. emit as cloaks, over
coats:. : f tlipeiiine blatiket:•lieuver. Pilot and heavy bread
eloiths. superfine cloth, dreits. nod frock coats; a large as
sontnetit of need: sack and frock COMA. •
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Cloth; cossitnere. and satineu wool:donne: alticom gen
eral 21144Orlivtrili of Nests: plain umd limey velvet. cloth.
ca..9o;tinarlt totil . fancy woolen. nod plaid eaesimere. with
• giftit v . nriety of superfine Itish linen. trimmed shirt?,
offer elterts"ettick, cravat. eoinforte and all other artt
flee its . the s' thing line. which will he sold low for Gash.
Plireint :ill find it much to their advantage to.eall
sooit. totterty turret: • P. DELAN
N. B. A complete assortment of goods. suitable for
Castotair Work, always on lanai. sliding English. French
mud: American cloths, and crissimeres; also a choice as.
sortinent of sensomitile vestings---all of which will be
maste Monier in the latest styles, and on the most .ac
coonniiilating terms. jattl2.law
Clot 'king 2 Clothing I
rims n Spring anti Stuthtte . r ' , noel: that is now ready to be
ctirnretl at the oh! on:rut:11
-TIIRF:E BTU DOORS,
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11011 e of the litrxest and el •est in sele.ction that has er
n. been exhibited hy any tow convent in this nr tote oth
er thy hi die lliiicm. I will not undertake to describe to
the reader the ilitfereet assortments of articles which I
now have to offer them: lint will simply tell them that if
they only favor me with a call. 1 will lay before theta
17.1.0911 different garments to make a choice out of. eon
sistine in part o f Coate. front the richest in quality down
td the lowest in price: Pantaloons and Vests. to the as
tonishment of the' beholder. with both mouth and eyes
open. wonderinir in the most extravagant degree of All ,
pose. how Stich avant collection of ILEA DT LADE cumaina
cirttMl possibly be collected tin:ether under the comma of
one individual But sects things will be. as long us per
te*.verance and industry is the eleht-spring of trade.—
A1(1(110111 any intention of boasting. on my part.' will soy
at the ,time time, it is of 'inch metal I am pflnripallygoins
posed, foCtiothing in the shape or form of difficulties. no
Matter what their inagnitilde may be, can deter me from
eepoinplishing toy object, in providing fur the farmer.tht
mechanic. mod the day laborer. My whole attention is
taken lip with the greatest care for their welfare, iu get
ting up lashionable, and at the same time substantial en
IneeLl. to meet their demands: and as for others, who
fancy ihinnseleesinovilig in a different sphere. and re
quiring an article of the tie p 1..: Mira kind. they have
only to give_me an outline of their wants, and they are
muted ton word. .
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Now. - let me say a word or two to my country merch
ants in the `trade: If you wish to save from at least '25 to
30
_per cent. in your wholesale porelmses. call iti at the
"'Mee Bic oocs." and if I &Het inert your most sea
game hopes, , hi the way of gettit2g cheap bargains. nod
irea seasonable roods, I will not in future attempt to 011-
nr of a Similar kind to a generous peo
ple of so noble a nature and close discernment.
JOON .7111.71.05 KEY.
N 0.151 Liberty street.
rIIAN'T BE IIIIAT!—J. 37. Irbire has just received at
11:;r: his large establishment. fronting on Liberty and 6th
.strtets. a splendid assortment of TWEEDS for summer;
also. a surrior lot of French Satin VESTINGS. all - of
which he is ready to make ttP in the latest fashion and
on the trios* reasonable terms as usual. Observe the
comer. No. 167 Liberty and Sixth streets.
MEE
TXIILUSIIING IMPUDENCE.—Front a publi.4lted
cart! of M'Calttiont h !loud, of Philadelphia. the
public 'would be led to believe that we have been claim
ing a privilege we had, no right tn. That -" they have
abandoned. some time had,,
the exclusive agency sys.
Wm:" and - thin ire have right to claim ^exclusive privil
eges with drit teat"' 1 never pretended to sell the teas
of this spurious concerti. I have been sellitsq the teas of
the New York Pekin Tea Company for the last two
years- as the public,are aware. anu gave been to New
York lbw-Mat-sin that time, and never heard of this new
Miticern until lately but as weal dealers.
The tea Itusittess.of Nl*Callmout ,Y. Botel is about right
•months tilt. and their assumption of the Pekin Tea Com
pany's nada, is because a name is open for any Man or
firm to assume; but the fact intended to imply thereby.
that they hare any connection with the so called and
well known Peltiqfea Company of New York. is entire-
IyAhlse. they haviug been dented even an agency iu
Philadelphia. fur the New York Company. that Company
having, refused even thus far to confide in them.
I know not what kind of wool they keep, nor what kind
of teat: I ant only certain that they keep or obtain none
of the Pekin Tea Company's of New York.
A 4 person reading this card will see the gross decep
tiouthey with to practice on the public. and to the injury
of my business. M'Callinont t Baud are wool dealers
in Philadelphia, and have sent an agent pin here to pull
wool over the eyes of some of our good citizens. Look
out for the black sheep. (novllll ALEX. J A YNES.
•
ATEW BOOKS: NEAV . HOOKS !!—The Convict. or
111
,the unmasked, by G. P. R. James. Esq.,
.Jack Ashen:. by T. !toward. author of Rallitt the Reefer.
the Star of the Fallen, by Curtis, author of Black Phoned
Rifininen.
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The Magic Figure Head. or the Lady of the Gruen and
Mae, try ettarlei Carry. of the U. S.:Navy.
'The Bandit's Bride, or the Maid of Sa.lolly; by Louisa
Sidney.
'Stanhope. author of 'Striking I.ikenesises,” etc.
Lytunore, and Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge; by
Miss Loaie.
Loudon Claarterly Review.
Union 3limazine fur December.
- Life of JoSeplty. Hare—a large supply.l
The Maincuvc nug Mother, by lltc author of *llistory
elf a Flirt..
The TViKnitters of \V omen. by the setae author.
The old Coutmodure, by E. [toward.
Jeanette Alison, or the 'Vann Strawberry Girl—ia talc
of ]Le ?ea and Shore; by Ingraham.
. Kanto. or Ihiylight; a prize tale; by LS. Robb.
Rouland Aplatoii.j roll; by I.wly C. Long.
The Splendor Versailles, and Court of Louis We
- .XI V.
flowers Personified-Stet...9 and t 6.
- Rural Cemeteries of America, part 9.
Magazines. Newspapers, etc.
Lonilon.Purich and - Pictorial Times. per lost steamers.
Brother Jonathon. Philadelphia Courier. and Yankee
Doodle Pictorials. Fur sole by W. S. CALDWELL.
dec.9 3d street, opposite the Post Office.
• No. 4.
Marie's Weekly Bur!get of Nem Books for IEI9.
DRAWING BOOK. tio. 2.
Gliddon's Ancient Eirypr. new edition.
The Nineteenth Century. a new Quarterly.
- Chamber': Miscellany..N . a.ll; setts on hand. "
Lives of the Queens of England, by Agnes Strickland,
trot: XL
The Market Queen. or the IVife's Stratagem.
hinsennim. a tale of the Revolution.
Songs for the People, No. 2, superior to No. 1.
Jack Ariel. or Me on board an Indianian. new supply. ,
Embank's 11ydraulles. N0.4-4ull sous on howl
'Flowers Persdnified, No. 14, do do;
Pictorial England, Noe. pa ar. 37, do do;
~.ilnion Magazine, forYobruary, do do;
. National do. do du do;
Graham's do. do do du;
Godey's Lady's Book for Feb'y, do do;
Little Living Age, No. 103, do do;
from 150 up.
Remarkable Events in the history of America, by J.
Frost. 1.. L. D.
- • American Phrenological Journal for January. ißub
'scriptions received.
Jane Eye. an Autobiogrophy, by Carrer
„Last of the Fairies, a Christmas tale, by James. •
Edinburgh Pluvuological Journal and Magaziue.
Conquest of 'California and New Mexico. by the
foreee of the United Slates, in years 124 G and 1e47. by Jas.
IdadisouCutts, s withenggrrasvings. plans of battles, &c.
~ ..;,A.Tour to the River Saguenay in Lower Canada, by
Charles Ltuiman, author of A Summer hi the Wilder
ness..
The Eclectic Magazine for January. Furnished to sub
scribers by. the year. or sold by the amide number.
Now and Then, by the author of Ten Thousand a Year.
• .-Waverly Novels, cheap form, new supply.
: ;.The above works are for sale by Dit3Q P.
I...obin i x.vr BOCK—The — Early Ilistmv of
'Western Pennsylvania turdmf the West, and of %est-
Ira Expedltione and Campaigns , ' with an appendix. con
tutniftg from' important Indus treacle.-
'fliluutes of conform:ca....4 journals, &c. Together with n
topographical 'tie'stiriptlon of each county of Western
PennsylSania.. One large Valente, NH pages, by 11. K.
Strang,' Esii. For sale by
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in mode of Ott rryilig—capacious warehouses at enclipOrt.
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mitting. attention to business. will secure to them a con
fitment, of that liberal patronage they hereby gratefully
ark nowledge.
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No interest. directly or indirectly, in steamboats.
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1131:12311 1848,
Lx - cf.rsiv ELY for the transportation of Way freigh
between Pittsburgh. Blairsville. !Johnstown. Valli
dovsburgh. Winer and nil intermediate places.
(Me limo will leave the werchot., of C. A. WAttulty
Co., Canal Basin. Liberty street. Pittsburgh. every day.
(Sundays excepted.) and 'shippers can always depend on
having their goods forwarded Without delay, and ut fair
rates.'
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the tray blai.e..ts. The proprietors, thankful for the very
liberal patronage they have received during the lust two
years. respeentally infornt their rid customers and the
public generally. that they have extended their faciliticit. -
&c.. during the past winter. and are now better prepared
to acconunodate an increased business.
PHOCILVECTOR.S.
IL H. CAVAN & Co. WM. STITT.
E. O. STITT. WM. FULTZ.
JAMES A. LORE. JOHN MILLER.
TRINDLE h. MeDOW ELL.
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lehltndelphlaType & Stereotype loonudry
r rim Fut,,cribers are weltered to furnish, at short
Ino
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reduced the Prlces of Type Upwarils . of IC per dent.—
'lltry now charge for
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Small Pica Nonpareil
Longa Primer :pi " Agate •• • •
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T FIDICAL WORKS—Sir Asticy Cooper on hernia;
/VI Sir Astley Cooper on the Breast. &c.;
" '• Testis and Thymus Gland;
Colle's Lectures on Surgery;
WII.IFO/1 . , Practice;
Mackintosh's Practice; •
Danglison's Physiology:
forncr's Anatomy and Histology;
Churchill's Midwifery;
Velpeates Midwifery;
Diseases of Infantae-Billard;
Diseases of Fcmales—Ashnell; for sale by
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mar 3 43 Market street.
?C'EW PUBLICATIONS.-21filion's Poems, illustrated
'Harper's new edition of the Poetical works of John
Milton. with a memoir. and critical remarks on his genius
and writings; by Janes Montgomery; and one hundred
and twenty engravings from drawings by Wm. Harvey
In two volumes.
SPENCEII'S GIIEEIC TESTA YU/XT.—The four Gospels and
Acts of the Apostles, in Greek, with English notes, criti
cal. philosophical, exegetical ; maps, indexes. etc. togeth
er with the Epistles awl Apocalypse ; the whole forming
the New Testament—For use of Schools, Colleges. and
Theological Seminaries. By Rev. .I. A. Spencer, A. M
Nese Nord—Midsummer's Eve.—A fairy talc of love.
Br Mrs. S. C. Hall.
B lames 's !ivory 17--The lire of Henry the Fourth, king
France and Navarre. by G. 1": IL James. Complete
in four parts, paper; 2 vols. cloth.
For sale by JOHNSTON tk STOCKTON.
Jan B Booksellers. ear. of Market and :Id eta.
DOHNII ANTIQUARIAN . LIBRARY.—Just receiv
1.1 cd. by the subscritiers,
Six Ohl English Chronicles;
William of ?drilatesbury's English Chronicle ;
Mallet's Northern Antiquities;
BOHN'S STANDARD LIBRARY:
Schiller's works. 3 vole
Lanes History of Painting. 3 vole
History of the Girondists, 2 vole;
Coxes House of Anitria, 3 yob':
Coxes Memoirs of Marlborough;
Luther's Table Talk, by Hazlett;
Roscoe's Lorenzo D'hiedici;
Leo the Tenth;
Oekley's History of the'Suracens;
Schlegel's Philosophy of History ;
Beckman's History of Inventions;
Machiavelli's History of Florence and the Prince;
Chambers' Information for the People;
The Gallery of Nature. For mile by
H: S. BOS%VORTH & Co.
feb 17 43 market street
New Elooks Just Received.
r ORELL'S History. of Modern Philosophy, complete
L in one volume, from the last London edition-43,00.
Lectures on the Law and the Gospels, by Stephen H.
Tyng, D. D.: new and enlarged edition, with portrait of
the nuthnr ;
Memoir Rev. David Aiwa D. D. late Missionary to
China, hy his nephew, Rev. U. R. Williamson, with a por
trait.
Meander's History of the Christian Religion, and.
Church tmashued by Prof. 'Forcer Vol. 2.
Ilan l:stone: a tale of and for England, in 184-, in two
volumes. from second London edition; /it 1..00.
Memoir of W. C. Crocker. Missionary 'to Africa; 42 elf.
Personal Recolleetions. by. Charlotte Elizabeth, wiTh
explanatory notes. neeolamomed by a.memoir embracing
the period troth the claw of personal recollectlint to her
death; by L. H. J, TOnit; 8.21 eta.
Recollections in England: by Rev. S. 11. Ty ngg D. P.
Mark Millon, tin:Merchant it Cleric; by Rev. Charles B.
Taylor, M. A., author of "Records of a Good Man's
Life," Lady. blrtry." ltrayart, or he Pearl,"
i'heaboverjust received wad for sale by
ELLIC+TPh ENGLISH,
mar 14 55 Market street, between 34 and 4th.
QUNDAY SCIIOOI.. BOOKS.—We.have just receive
1 .. 3 a large supply of Books for Sunday School Libraries
published , by the American Sunday School Minn, and
approved by a committee of •publication, consisting of
members of the following denominations : viz.: Baptist.
roneregational, Episcopal fdedunlist; Preihyterian. and
Reformed Dutch. These publications comprise npliard/
of six hundred I.omid volutnes, (orprices from ti cents up
to 75 °cuts.) all written expressly. for Solidity Schools.
In ad&lion to the above. the Union publishes Alamo
variety of isudvs. in paper covers, for Mute young
ren, for rewards, - & - c. •
• •
• The Union Aids,D publishes two liihrttries. Nos. 1 entl2,
of one hundred ;mimes eneh. at! numbered ready for use,
of books (rine 79 pu4res . up , to:.:lo.:At the low, (ince of tell
dollars, tweldtprintemoip ten er4tiThis ume. • •
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Also. -"Alroit4 Cabittistliibritry.'•' of fitly volizate,s at
The low priceeif dwotdolluni•auti btly cents.
Also; flytnn - Thake, Questiint Books, redo:4We" Tick
ets tii - Fpiste bonnbi, , • .
the above •we sell, at the Union. et I:",biladelphie
price,: Catakisttes of Books furnished on npniication.
ifaxiorr & ENG141 , 91.•.59 Market
febB • between Third and Four&
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DORRIDGR & CASH,
278. Market street. Philadelphia
TAAPFE.& O'CONNOR,
Cams! Basin. Pitishargh
• ' O'CONNORS & CO..
North btreet. Bubisuore
W11.1,1&3I R. WII.SoN,
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REMI'MANCES and. Passage Viand" za..-
. 5 SI from. Great Britain andlrclambhy
' "" & Tapseott. 75 South Pr.. corner .
of Maiden Lane, N.Y., and 96 Water
loo Roost. Liverpool.
The Silbscribers, having accepted the Agency of , the
above house, are mow prepared to rake arrangements
on the most liberal, terms with those desirods of paying
-the passage of their friends from the Old Country: mid
thee !latter themselves Their character and long standing
in biz.biess will give ample assurance that all their ar
ratigenietits will becarried out faithfully.
Messrs.: W. & Ji. T. Tapscon are long . and favorably
known for the superior c lass.acconnnodu tam. and sailing
qualities of their Packet Slips. The QUEEN Ob"I'llE
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ItOSCIIKS. LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of which
leave earl, port manthlv--from New York the glst and
9fizli. and front Liverpool the pith and 11th: in addition to
whirl, they have arrangements With the St. George a al
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets. to insure a depart re.
from Liverpool every five days. being thus deterini cd
that their facilities shall keep pace with their iliereast '
patronage: while Mr. W. 1 apsetnezz constant persona
soperintendance of the business in Liverpool is an uddi
boast security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will he particularly attended to.
The subscribers being. as intut. extensively engaged
is the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge in
and forward passengers immediately on ilieirjaticling,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore. prepared to contract for passage from atrySen
port in Great Britain or Ireland to this coy. the nature of
the business they arc engu.ged in giving them facilities
for currying passengers an far inland not otherwise uhf
ntinuhle; unit will. if necessary, forward passenger. fur
ther West by thelzest mode of conveyance, without any
additional charges for their tremble. Where persons
-cut for decline coining out. the amount paid for passage
will he refunded in full.
REMITTANCES.
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The ellbECTiberg are ntso .pared to tire- drafts at
sight for any amount, payable ni the princiiml cities and
towns in England. Ireland. Scottnnd and Wales: thus of
fording a safe and expeditious mode of remining,finirls
to those countries, which persona requiring such Mai
ties will find it to their interest to avail themselves of.
Application (Why letter. post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. TAAFFI & O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Conunission Merchants.
ma p 2741& Philadelphia.
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FELTON ST" NEW Vans; EDEN QUAY,
DCSELE; i 4 COTLAND ROAD. jLIVERI`OOL.
JA MA'S BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Palm st„ Canal
Basin. Pittsburgh.
Arrant: mews frs IS4q.
8R05...k. CO, sole Agents for the BLACK
lA, BALI, LINE; of Liverpool and New York l'oekets.
tale the litierty.of announcing to their old friends and
customers. that their arrangements (or the year ISIS being
complete, they an prepared to bring out passengers, hy
the above splendid Line, from Liverpool to New York
and Philadelphia. They refer to thins fanner course of
doing husiness. unit assure those who entrust them with ,
their otters. that the same satisfattiou will be rendered
us heretofore.
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EN(4.AND, IRILANII. SCOTLAND AN'D
Drafts for sale, payable, on demand, at any Bank in
Ireland:
The undersiguerl has made arrangement s to bring ou
passengers to Pittsburgh, during thepresent veer.
felts-f-tinttaw• JANIF.S
Passage To and Prow •
GRIIS v , -
BRITAIN & IRETAND.
OFX , rO3I3YrARD & Soy, No. 134 Waterloo 41011 d.,
Li
verpool.
Csaust.r. & Iberian. No. 58 South rt.. N. V;
rill: Subscribers. ha • tug accepted the Agency' at this
city of the above well known anti respectable lionvee.
ere prepared to make engagements for passengers [ocean:
out from any part of Great Britain or Ireland. by the re
plat Line of Packet Ships. sailing from Liverpool week
ly. POrStroln engaging with or may rest assured that their
mends will meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool. as well as every attention necessary
on their arrival in this country. Apply to or addre•s
SAMUEL 11'C1,1:114: AN &
142.1.ibertv st- Pittsburgh.
B.—Passages engaged hero front Litterponl lo Plus
loirell direct, and drafts for any amount forwarded. pay
able 01 sight. throughout the United Kingdom. 1)./G-1.1'
r riL II ARNDEINT O.'S At
IFASSENO6It .AND IMMITTANCIi
Office.
TTA RNDEN .4. CO. oi:infinite to bring out personii . frout
1 any part of Ern:land, Ireland. Scotland or 1% ales.
upon the most liberal terms. with their usual punctuality.
and attention to the tVfletS of emit:rents. We do not
our passengers to be robbed by the eet101;),
that intern the sea-mins, as we take charge of them the
moment they report themselves. and sen to their
and despatch theni o idiom any detention by the first
ships. NVe say this tearlessly. as we defy any of our
passengers to shore that they were detnincit May-eight
hours by is in Liverpool, whilst thousands of others were
detained months until they ettildit be sent in some nl.l
ernft, at a cheap rate. which, tuu frequently proved their
coffins.
We intend In perform on; contract. honorably, mst
trAllll it may. and 1101 act as was the case lan aeamn with
°the cotlicea. Who either perlOrined not at all, or when it
stilted their convenience.
firatis drawn at Pittabargh fnr any sum from SI In
11 IN. payable at mar of tilt Provia . cial flank* u, Ire•
Eagluml, Scotlami and 'Wale..
ROBINSON,
European and General A:rent,
lt street. one door below
FOREIGN
kEMITTANCE.
rfillESullgeribi4s are prepared in lorwuril ;untie). to all
parts of England. Ireland. Scotland nod Wales, with
despatch. and at t h e. lowest rates.
1 4 . 1 01UEL neIXRKF.X St
14t! Liberty •ir,.ef
European Agency, and Ilemittance• - Lo
Ireland. Enigland,&c. ,
IA RGE and small suing of money can at all times he
.1 remitted by sight-drafts. net rrdneed emu. to all parts
of England. Ireland. AVales. Ac.. and Legacies, Hebts,
Rents, met Property in Europe eau be collected
and ',rove rent throttelt the subscriber. er during his Ml
cents from this city from October until May, Oil Ills anim
al tours to Europe. by 'application to .4.1123 MAT. Mer
chant, Water street. Pittsburgh.
-11. KIEEINAN. Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, and European Arent.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
P S —As H. Keenan has been frequently troubled by
applications and letters on the business of ••Ilerdman
Keenan. - passenger agents. of New York. he deems it
necessary to say that he is not the Keenan of that finn.
and hits never had any connexion with either of those
persons. nett
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Western New York College of Steal* h.
207 Mutt 'rarer. BM's!" N. V.
DR. G. C.„ VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LITIIONTRIP
TIC MIXTURE .
T 5115 celebrated remedy is coaster increasing its
fame by the making all over the world. It has now
become the only medicine for family one. and is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy all stages of thin emit:
plaint immediately relieved, no matter of how long stand
ing. (See pamphlet for testimony.)
Gravel, and all diseases of the urinary organs; for
these distressing complaints it stands alone: no other Sr.
tick. can relieve you: and the cures testified to will con
vince the most skeptical;—(see pamphlet.) Liver Cum-.
plaint. Bilious Diseases. Fever and Aguc. To the Great
West especially, and wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine in offered. No mineral agent, no deleterious
compound is a part of this mixture; it ewes these diseas
es with certainty and celerity, and does not leave the sys
tem torpid. (Sce pamphlet.) Piles, a complaint of a tenet
painful character. is immediately relieved. and a cure fol
lows by a few dart use of this article. It is far beyond
any other preparation for this disease, or for any other
(linen., originating from impure blood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the System. Weak Back. Weakness of the
Kidneys. Arc- or Inflamation of the name, in immediately
relieved by a few days use of this medicine, and genre is
always the result of its use. It stands as a certain reme
dy for such complaints, mod also for derangements of the
female frame,_ Irregulaiitien, Suppressions. painful teen
ntruations. No article has ever been rinsed. except this.
which would touch this kind of derangements. It may be
/elicit 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 complaintm.-
14ce pamphlet. All broken down, delillitated constitu
tions, from the effect of mercury. will find the bracing
power of this article to act immedizitely, and the pobton
ous mineral enutieated . frtm the system.
Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative properties of
this article MATTI' T116111.40D, o.lld drive such diseases from
the system. See pamphlet Golf testimony of cures in all
diseases, which the limits of an advertisement will ant
permit to be named here Agents give them away; they
contain 32 pages of certificates of high character; and a
stronger array of proof of the virtues of &medicine. nevi
i
er appeared. It s one of t the ;medlar features adds at
, tide. thatit never fails to benefit in any ease, and if bone
end muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid urnes.ox, And keep taking the medicine
as Images there is au improvement .'The proprietorwould
Caution the public violist a number of articles which
come out under the beads of SARSAPARILLAS. STICIIS: &c..
as cures for Dropsy. Gravel, &e. They are good for not h
ing. 13114 concocted to gull the unwary: TOUCH TIMM KIM
Their Inventors never thought of curing such diseases till
thisurtielty had done it. A particular study of the pamph
kts is earnestlu solicited. Agents. and all who sell the ar
ticle, are glad to circulate gratuitously. Put up in 30 oz.
bottles, at 82; 12 oz. do. at $1 each—the larger holdings
oz. more than the Iwo small bottles. Look out and not
get imposed ripen.' 'Every. bottle has "Vanghn's Vegeta
hie Lithcintriptie MiXture."- blown upon the glass. the
written signature of "G. C. Vaughn" onyhe r directions.
and "'G. C. Vaughn, ButialOPlttompsdon &occult. Notie
other are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vatighn, and sold at.the Princi
pal Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo, wholesale aiul retail.
No attention given to letters unless post-paid—order
from regularly a uthorized Agents eowpied. Tost-paid . let
ters. or verbal eommunications soliciting advice, prompt
ly attended to gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of This article
-132 Nassau st., N. Y.; 295 Essex at:. Salem, Mass.; and
by Use principal Druggists throughout the United States
and Canada, as Agents.
RAYS & BROCKWAY Agents.
jan3l No. 2. Liberty st., near Canal Bain
ATENMAN BLINDS.—A. Wenerrelt, and ohl and well
V known Venitian Blindmaker, formerly of Second
and Fourth sts.. takes this method to inform his many
friends of the fact that his Factory is now in full opera
tion on St. Clair st., near the old Allegheny Bridge. where
constant supply of Blinds of various colors and quail
ides, is constantly kept on hand and at all yirices, from
twenty-cents up . to suit customers.
N. B. If required, Blinds will be put no en. that in case
of alarm by'fire, or otherwise. they may be removed
without the aid. of a screw-driver. and with the same
facilitir that any oqier piece of furniture can he removed,
soul without any 'extra, expense. ksvy
, . .
rtAIiTION TO;rIF. ruI3I,IC.- rim subscriber. by
wrluitictiOrtiet thiPjutri,Tki'Co.; has tlis bs
elndve eight to soli their Teas iu riltObbreh hnit'Allegho
ilY cities. , Any persminttetiirittnir, ro SOB.thvir TOILS ;ex
cept procured through tile. is practicingli decieptibirtnid
a fraud upon the public—and their statements mremot to
relied nu. A. JAVDIES, 7D 4th st.
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AGENCT.
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?riff: Subscriber. having been, appointed and dub: coin.
missioned Agent Of the I.yectintig County Motu" In
.suronee Company. is now prepared to receive apnlie&
lions tor insurance for said Company. This Company is,
perhaps. one oldie very best Insurance Companies in the
State or Union, having, a capital of between one and"two
millions of dollars iwprenthint Bates. turd by the ;regale
-dons of the Company 110 risk exceeding $5.000 will be ta
ken on any one block of buildings. or on any one risk. h a d
no more than 82.500 will be taken ou . u Rolling Mill,
'Foundry tir Funmee.; Buildings in whieh u stove-Y 4 ne
possess through the side wall or roof, Cotton Poet° r
Powder Mills, -Manufactories el Printing Ink, ant. D
• Outcries. will not be insured WI any et:insider:Mon. ',nal
eve r; aunt when the rnte per cent. shall be 42 or 1 5 .
no risk will be taken over; 81.010, (except Bridges
and Grist Mills.) : • •
The operations of the Company have been such: that'
for the lost six years only one cent upon the tiollitr
has - been' asied ;upon the premium notes of.the stoek
alders, ..
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Applieitition can be mule to the subscriber, at his
tare, in the nee.: Court House.
IL SPROUL. 4elit.
Pittsburgh. Allegheny Co.. Pit jairn-tm
• .
rilllE-Ittituranee .Compally of North America. of Pltilit , !
delphin. through its duly authorized Agent, the sub
scriber. olio, to make permanent and . limited. Insurance:
mi property, in this city and ifs sieblity z and on shiPinents
by the ennui and river,
DIRECTORS:
Arthur G. Coffin, Crest. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry. Charles Taylor,
Sninnel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith,
.• •
Edward s m ith,
.Authroke ••
John' A. Brown, • • • Jacob Thmitas,
Chile.
' Thomas P. Cope, IfiehartlD. Wood"; • • -
\Vat. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrard, Setfy.'
Thiv iv the oiliest Insurance Company in the Eidied
Stales, having been chartered in' U 94. Its chnrter.fsperr.
petual. rind from - kit high stattiliag• long experience. mu
pie niSnos. and avoiding all risks at nu extra hazardous
character. it may be considered as paling_ ample seenri
ty to the MOSES AItWOOD. -
At Counting Room o f Arwood, Jones A. Co„
Front sts., Pittsburgh
Tho Franklin Firr InanianOe Company'
OP PHILADELPHIA.
Cit.-m.7ER PERPFAITAL.—moo.nno- paid office
I¢3l Chestnut et., north side., near Fifth. Take Insu
rance, either pemiattent or limited. against loss or dam
age by fire, on property and etrecta of every, desetipthim
in town or country. op the most rensonable • terms. AT`
plieation, made either personally or by letters, will he
attended to. C. N. LUNCH:Eft, Prest.?
C. G. 13.ktwaria, Secretary.'
DIRECTORS:
Charlea N. Rancher, Jacob R. Smith.
Thomas 'fart, • • George W. Richard*,
Thorium .1: IVhartoo s Alortleimi D. I.estia,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi E. Boric,
Samuel Grant. •I)avitt S. Brown.,
V. PITTSBURGH AG3.:INC.Y.'
WARRICK NlAarts, Agent. at the Exclnni • e - Mice Of
Warrick Martin & Co- corner of 3.1 and blanket tits.
Fire rinks taken on buildings and their contents in
Pittsburgh. Alleglienx and the surrounding eountrv. No
marine of inland - navigation risks taken. aug...4-1y
MEM=
Agents at Pittsbur.l.h.for'die Delaware Mutual Safety In
surance Company of Philadeipkia.
F A RE RISKS upon Buildings e n d Merchandise of eve
ry description. and Marine Risks upon hulls or ear
mtes of vessels, eaten upon the moat favorable term•.
Office at the svnrchouie of King & Holmes, on Water
st., near Market turret, Pittsloirgh.
N. IL Kbip & 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 altunig
the most flourishing ht Philndelphin—ns having a large
paid in capital, which,,bythe operation of its charter, is
constantly increasing—as yielding to each person Mau
red. his due share of the profits of the Company. withont
involving Mill in 1 - my re,portoibilily wtintev..r.ltryonit the
premium actually paid in Ify him: awl therelOrr as pox
geet%ilig the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious
fentore. nod in luf most amactive farm. ' nowt-ti
,t GENCY FRANKLIN [IRK INSURANCE
COAIPANV OF PIRLADELPIA.—N. B. none ,!
Third and Wood streets, Pittsburgla.—The asset, o f the
totorniq on the, firot of January, 115. xis publio.hoil in
conformity midi 311 act of the Pennsylvania Legislature.
were
Bonds and Mortgages
lt , nl 1 , 41:1ie. at vt.l
Tentporiary Loans, Stocks and Cash
Making, n total o
Aihinting certain assurance that all losses will he
promptly met. and ;riving entire .seettrity to all who ob
tain plithci , , from this Company. Ithiks taken at as low
rates as are consistent with security •
cwl4 %Vsßßlrg MARTIN. Agent.
liiiniresiee Against Fire.
Ararr:rori buterancr Company—Office. No
7.2 nireet. Philadelphia; Incorporated A. H.
perpeerual.
ITU/Orr, 13ni1 utgn. Furniture. Nlerehundire. and proper
ly generally. either In ihr city or country. against ions or
damage hy fire. perpetual or for limited periods, on tarot ,
able. term,
DIRIXTORS
John Srrarnnt. Samuel C. Morton,
Wllhant Adolphus Prrors,
Thomas Allibone, Ororr Abbott,
John Welsh, Jr.. l'nnirk Brady,
John T. Lewis.
F.A.5114a, C. MORTON, Prerideni
rI24NCIS D. .71,x1Yea. Serretary.
tirtiere for 'molar:tor, b) tLr “I , ol'l, COMplilllV
P, , 1N , 111 anti inemnlorr. ei7ete,l by the tiorter•icrocd,
acent On 111144 , 1H0. COCIIRAN.
jan4.;ltn. WiWood orret.
Connelical Patin Extractor.
IT is now coneedeit by medical men that Connell's
]lacteal Pain Rumour. manufttetstred by Can:stock
.t t'0.91 Continual at.. New York. is the greatest wan
der of the 19th century. Its 'Meets are truly nurucalons.
All pains are removed tram burns. scalds, &e., and all
external tunes. in a few tninutes ruler its application;
healing the same on the most delicate skin, leaving no
sear. It is equally beneficial in all kinds of inflammato
ry diseases( such as sore Nipples and Eyes. Sprains.
Ithetimatimu. White Swelling 01114 Ulcers. Bruises, Batas.
Chillblaitts, Erysipelas. Hiles, Tic Ikaloreaux, he. We
might natal as proof to all wirsay. the Homes or many em
intent pliveieuout who use it in their practice, and him
dried* of the clergy who praise. It to their people. Kind
parent keep it roryuvirly an hand, in case of accidents by
fire life may be lost without, but by its use all bunts are
subject to its control, unless the vitals are destroyed. Cou
sin/I—remember and ask for Council's Magical Pain Ex
tractor, manufaeturocl by Cronstix& et co., N. Y., and take
noother.
SOaral. &C.—The ilea ant Nays' Unarnent. is an
article more jiintly celebrated as a cure for the above,
than any or all others. Its corns are almost immediate.
nod it is only necessary to let those who know the article
and line it with such great success. that it in to he had
true and genuine of Comstock & Co., ttl Courthand st.,
Y. Y.. sole proprietor,.
Soil only genuine to Pittsburgh, PR.. by WM, .Inritann,
S 9 Liberty st., head of Wixxl illy., in Washington, Pa.,
by Clark; in Browniwille by Bennett & Crocker, rano
by our agent in every town in Pennsylvania,
and Virginia. novlOxl&watit
..lt is the best Cough Medicine I ever Saw."
1 ) F th' following P g N. 4 7. 6 ."rre i Zelutic nr ,:f:
who has tried it: - •
Prersarautt. Dec. 15, 18.17.
IsIF.SSEM. It AT% dt BROCK WA r laboring for several
weeks under the disadvantages of a harassing cough and
most distressing cold, which bail, turns far, resisted the cf
fects of several of the 'infallible's... I was induced to pur
chase a bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give
it a fair trial. To lily great surprise, after using only one
half of the bottle I found tnyeelf entirely well. ''./t is Mc
beet medicine I era' spa."
True copy• JOILN HINDS.
Sold by BAYS & BROCKWAY, Druggists, Conuner
cial Row, Liberty street, near Canal. jane
, -
A A. MASON & CO.. Dry Goods Howe, 62 Market
. Street, between Third and Fourth streets, have jum
received n large supply of rich Fall Goods. comprising in
part: 17 cases various styles Prints and Chintzes of En
glish. French and American manufacture; ISO pcs rick
nnildesirable patterns French.Gitighnins, warranted in
ferior to none Imported in style, quality and durability of
colors;.1-apes splendid Plaid goods for. ladies dresses,
comprising - style for Fall and Winter wear; Cash
incres,.M. de [mitten, Satin sufd Alpaccas of various
colors; 3-4 and 4.4, black and blue black Silks, for Man
tillas; Fancy dress Silks; black and Mode colors.; M. de
Loins, all wool; Shawls of every style and quality; Cas
simeres. Casalnetts, Broad Cloths and Vestings; ,bleach
ed and unbleached Muslin& from 6i to lffe. per yard;
Green, Yellow, Red and White Flannels; Ticking*,
Checks, stritid Shirtings; bleached and brown Drillings,
etc. etc. All of which are offered at wholesale and re
tail at the very lowest cash prices.
scp 3 A. A. MASON & CO.
NkaY DAGUERREXtrYPE ROOMS, Burke Build
ings, FourshStszet..--Iforon . &..lslitoxy, Daguerren..
typists front the Eastern cities, would sell the attention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, - and the neighboring [metric. -
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others; .t recalls in
the third Story of Burke's building. 4th at. ' ' -
Persons wishing pictures taken m ay - rest ainntied that no pains shall be spared to produce ' them in the highest
perfection of the net. Our instriunents nee of the most pow
erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures unsurpassed :
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. Tliipublic are'
solicited to call and examine.
Persons sluing for pictures aro neither reanirred Or ex
pected to take theta unless perGiet satisfaction iq given.
N. D. Operators will find this a gOod tippet tor stuck
and chemicals.
frrinatructiona given in the art, containing the - more
recent Improvements, jalt7
rO
S.FENtAI.E—Every female elloald' have a bOi of
_ll_ Dr. Ralph'S PHIS; lliey arc perfectly adapted to-the
peculiarities of theirconstitutimi. acting with ',Tittle* mild
newt and safety in all eircumitanees. Wherever introduc ,
ed. their charniter has been rapidly established - moot*
the ladies. with whom they are emphatically T4 Faeeth..
Very complete directions for use in the various com
plaints will he found'in the directions accompanying
each box.
For sale by S. li. CUTHBERT.
Sinithfiehraireet. near Third.
Also. by Wm. Cole. Allegheny City; .1. G. Sod*. tsir
mingham; and John 151 , Cracken, Fit* Ward, Pittsburgh
jaiil2s
- _ Liollow.Ware C!astings...
IfEri-Cp#NTS visiting our, city for the pfirpose of
ii obtaining their. Spring supplies of Ilollow-ware
and other Castings, will kid a very. -heavy stock, and an
extensive variety of patterns. and 5iZ135 . 111 store by us.—
Samples eau he seen 01011 r Wareh(MAC ! Commercitil Row,
Liberik street, next W: W, Wallace's Marble works.
Ea Terms and
2-41IM ~ rQUIN,
Xi - KW 1300K?—Titst:reecived. bx Express: Germany,
.1.11 atud or re bllrctioffs of a Swiss
minister: by J. H. Herb. Fr:A. tintlior of His
tory- of the Reformation, life of Crotawell, &r. •
A PracticaLEXhibitioo if the f4ospela of St, 111Itittltevr
and - St. Marks in the form of - I,ectiirim. intended TO tiAsist
the practice of dontesticinstruNion and devotiOti,;4q,Jsltti
gird Summer, WAN.. of Cho,o.r.
For sale by & I.NfiIASH.
fehtil Zei Market street, Lei. 11 awl 4111.
4 ,44 w' • '
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Fire aiid litnrine Insurance.
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HOFF7aNV:4 ' C,RI.F.fiItATED
GERDIAN DIEDICII‘ES '
'Are thithowil Rival for the eerie of the figlowinz'Meases!
IF taken tit:cording to the directions they will cure uny
'.case, no mutter who or wish el c has foiled;
RIIEUMATie PIIJ.S,
For the permanent cure of Rlieimfothfol. dont.
Gan
ggrene. .hysteria.. and' severe. IlerVoug. aire e ti ons , an d are
Itighlyrecommentled for the cure of Dropsy. }femoral
Asthma and :Neuralgia. Patients using. theta, in Most
enses..experience benefit soon after the first ..lose. They
quiet the lit,v . otissystetn. which ettables them.to rest well
during - the:nght- l'hey, , never full to effect a cure, when
inkenTaccortling tp tlireetiffns.
No outward application can perrinineinly reinove then ,
matic pairts.frotn the systein. Liniments sometimesuctes
, u palliative for a short period. but there is alway...langer
in their use. Thej- they cause the pain talence one place
for perhaps a *helped, or Clio. Where the pain will be
. . .
GEP.MAN
or t lc permanent cure of Liver Complaints.-Jaundiotr,
Dyspepsia.-Indigestion, Chronic Debility, Chronic Asth
ma. Nervous Debility. Pulmonary - Alfeeticnis; (arising
:front the liver or stunitteh,),Discases Of the Kidneys, and
all diseases - . arising from 'a di...ordered stomach. in both'
male and . female. such an femti4o weakness, dizzineas.
fullness of. MOM( to the head. They strengliten the'sys
lem, and remove all acidity of the stomach; mid give it
tone arid action find assist digestion. They eau be taken
by tine MORt,tlOlutrte statnneh. mid in every} case-will en
tirely tiestroystoitivenes.. and renovate 'the whole gys
tem. removing all impurities and re:Donuts of preyiuus
diseases, mad giving a, healthy action to' the Whole
. _
The symptoms of:Liver Complaint nre* uneaeluesa and'
pain in the righfaille. and soreness upon touch
IY . Midfir the inferior to lie tutu the let; side,
bill at nil able, a dragging sen s ation pia:minced. which se...
riously revimuon, causing very Often U. trouble
sonic cough; together with these symptoms we perceiver'.
scouted tongue, acidity of the stomach. deficiency of per
sod sometimes a sympathetic puinin the right
shoulder, with a great disposition to sleep and depression
of spirits, and sometimes sores „in the mouth or titmat,.
causing mocua to rise in the nostrils .. Jaundice; frequent
ly uecompanic.s it, and a dropsy in the fare. These symp
toms. if pe.nnitted to continue. wihl eventually produce
that most haifeful disonm.' Consumption. In tact, a ma.
jority of sueli ease..s originate from thin irritating,' causes
.11bfaC , MCllllollet Cath.true medicines must , every
instanee, be avoided time treatment for it.
- . .
The, symptoms of spepsia are very VariOns—those
reefing the stomach alone, are nausea,7lleart-burn, loss of
appetite, sometimes an excess of appetite, sense of full
tires or weight on the stomach, sinking or fluttering of the
pit of the stomach, Acrid ertietations,or sour arising from
the stomach. he. , Dyspepsia; do . void of a flinclunl nature,
is without danger; but, if arising front a disease of the
stomach: it is dangerous: -
Nervous Debility generally accompanies Dyspepsia or .
Liver Complaint: it will also cure. A few deses will re
move all the unpleasant ciferts. such as fluttering at the
heart, aching sensation when iv a lying position, dots or
welts before the sight, fever end dull-pain itt the head.
coastaiit imaginings of evil, and greet depression of spit . .
its. Outward signs arc. a quick and Strong pulse, pale
and distresieil Countenance, &e.
Any case of the above disease can be cured effectually
by the use of the Bitters. asdirected,
An infallibly remedy for Coughs or Coltls. or:the Chest,
Spitting of Mood. lufhteti7u, Whooping enugh, Tivoli
-Itembrel Asthma, of eny discnbe of the Lungi.or
Throat.
This is an invaluable family-Medicine. It SOM) relieves
any Cough or Iloarseness. and prevents the Croup by be
ing early administered. No cough or cold is too light to
pass neglected; for, neglected colds sink thousands to the
grave annually, and cause many to grow up with a deli
-rate frame, who would have beets strong and robust, if at
first property . treated.
SPIKENARD OINTMENT,
For the effectual cora of the l'iles. Tetley and Rheum,
Scald Head. Ring-worms. Inflamed Eyes or Eye-lids •
Barber's Itch. Frosted Feet. Old tyres arising from fever
or impure blond; and will extract the fire fium burns, on
application, or remove any cutaneous eruptions (moths,
sum, Persons troubled with tender faces should use.it
after shaving: it will. in a few moments, remove all sore
ness and atop the bleeding: It can always be relied on,
and is Invaluable in any family.
TAR OINTMENT,
For the cure of pains or weaktmis in the liver, bock or
chest: it will entirely remove any deep seated pains.—
These remetlies'have caused many to enjoy the ines
timable blessings of invigorated health, runt in a vane
r desperate and abandoned cases, a perfect and radi
cal cure. •
Tim innawrable Impositions nron the public. and the
statements of remarkable cures never made. yet certified
to by feigned names, or by persons wholly unacquainted
with what they have endorses". renders at difficult to do
justice to the public m offering sufficient inducement to
make a trial of these invaluable mmlicines. They are en
tirely vegetable, and free from all Injurious Ingredients.
and claim your patronage solely upon their merits. Every
family should have a paniplilet—they cast be bad of the
agent. gratis.
Principal Lk.pot at the German Medicine store, 279 Race
eireet, one door above Eighth. Philadelphia. For sale in
Pittsburgh, by bent:7.lW WM. THORN.
L. THAT DREADFUL COUGIi!--111.7 --- Lunge
11 are In danger, the work of 'the destroyer has been
begun, the Cough of Consumption bath in it a sound of
death.
sf( 1.615 93
.11 0 , 67 77
-.2117 4 NI 72
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Alm TM , A Moment Your darlion child. your idol
mut cuctfily joy. !.* now perhaps confined in her chamber
bye dune roes cold—her pule cheeks. her thin shrnuken
ringers. tell the hold disease has alreitily gained upon her
—the sound of her supulchral cough pierces your mut.
Yor so NIA V. when stet about to enter life, disease sheds
n heart crushinF blight over the this prospects of the fu
ture—your liecttc cough mid feeble linihs tell of your
torn 01 hops.. but you need not despair. There is a balm
which a.ill heat the wounded lungs, it is
Bhermass's All-Healing Balsam.
Mrs. Arius. the %site of Win. IL- Allow. Esq. Wpol
given up by Dr. Sewall of Washington.. Drs. Roe and
McClellan of Philadelphia:T.4.nm and Dr. Midi of New
York, Tier friends till thought she must die. She had
every eppearsiter of being in consumption. and was So
pronounced by her physicians--Sherman's fialSOM 'WAS
givn and it inch her.
Mrs. U 10tAlICANTZ. of Ferry. was also cured of
consuniption by this Balsam when all other remedies
failed to give relie&-she was reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle. Dentist. 2t-,1 Broadway, has witnessed its
effect* in several eases where no other medeeige afford
ed relict—but the Balsam operated like a charnh Dr. C.
also witnesred its wonderful effects in caring Asthma,
which it never Wised doing. Spitting Blood, alarming
as it may be, is effectually cured lip this Balsam. It
heals the ruptured or wounded blooe vessels, and makes
the lungs sound again.
Rev. .lltoms 3ristai. tPh Eighth avenue. was cured of
conch and entanhal affection of 51.1 years standing. The
first dose gave him more relief than all the other medi
cine he had ever taken. Dr. L. J. Heals. IS Delaney
street, gave it to a sister•in.lnw who was laboring under
Consumption, and to another sorely afflicted with the
Asthma. In both canes its effects were immediate, soon
restoring them to comfortable health.
Mrs. 1.1 - esteTts Wr.t.t.s, 95 Christie-st., suffered front
Asthma 4-2 years. Shertnan's Balsam.-relieved her at
one., arid she is comparatively well, being enabled to
subdue every attack by a timely tune of this medicine.
'Phis indeed Is the great remedy for Coughs. Colds, Spit
ting Blood; Liver Complaints, and all the atrectionsorthe
throat, mad even Asthma and Consumption.
Prier 2.5 cents and St per bottle,
rrincipal Office 101 l Nassau street. New York.
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough, Worn and
Camphor Lozenges. Premium Tooth Paste and Poor
Mutes Plaster
Sold wholesale and retail by WM. JACKSON, at his
Boot and Shoe Store and Patent Medicine ‘Varchouse,
S 9 Liberty street Pittsburgh. head of Wood street, and
by the following duly appointed Agents for •Allegheny
county :
A. M. Marshall, Allegheny city; Jonathan Ohriest,
Mattehester: J. IL 11. Jacques, Birmingham; A. S. Getty,
Wylie street; J. G. Miute, nor. Webster st. and Elm;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty; H. 1.. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh; Thos. Aiken, Sharpsburgh; Sand. Springer, Clin
ton; James M'Kec, Stewartstown; John Black, Turtle
Creek; C. F. Diehl. Elizabeth; Rowland S Son, M'Kees
port; Mc Ehlowney, Bakerstown; Riley APLaughlin,
Plitanb Township; Wm. J. Smith, Temperanceville; Jas.
Fulton. Tarcinum: G. H. Starr, Sewickly. mar9.ly
basitie, of Foyeue
ville. N. Y., says; "I am well periunded, and have
been for some time, that your Domestic Vegetable Pills
are of went use to all those who may have occasion to
use them, and have administered teem to my patients." ,
• Fever and Ague; Dyspepsia and Bilious Fever, are im
mediately cured try the Use of Di. Ralph's Pills. Price,
35 cents a box. .Sold wholesale and retail by -
S. h. CUTHBERT, -
Smithfield street. near Third.
Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny city; O. Smith. stir
roingloon; and John Arc:me/ten. Filth Ward. febl7
Jaynes , FesknaliTile dtolxt es:
TIR. S. S. COOK. Piqua, Ohm% writei.r L arch, 1846:
jJ "I have used your Vernrfuge, Cartni;4tire Balsam,
and Expectorant. in my practice, for the last three years,
and have been exceedingly well pleased with them, and
never, as yet, to WY recollection,. failed of roans-Mg my
fullest expectation in their curative properties. - Your
other medicines I cannot speak of from experience; bat,
judging from those I have used, I doubt not:but that they
claim, mid are entitled to all the , confidence reposed in
them, by . those who have used teem. - I was formerly
very part ial to Irmo Vertnifuge, until.( beenmenequain
led with yours, which has my decided preferene to any
other now in use.
Itesseinctilly, yours. &e.; S. S. COOK, M. D."
11i Far sale in Pittsburgh at the Pckin Tea Store. 72
Fourth st.
A. .AHNE.STOCICS COUGH Thisprc
pparationuration hut proved itsellto be of very great effica
cy in the mire of abstinnte Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood, Whooping- Cough, and other Pneumonic
Affectionsi and the proprietors feel warmnted in.recom
mending it as a -safe and useful medicine, and nre pre
pared to show certificates of indisputable authority, in
ecatirriony of its value.
It is pleasant to the tame, and Is offered also low a price
as to place -it withinthe reach of every person. There
tire.' perhaps, bur few Cough preparations that will pro
duce such decided- effects tit Sauk A short time.. Pre
pared and 'sold by
- 13. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO
o °Oleiir FiigtsdJ Wpodi alio, corner of Sixth and
Wood lireeta. , --, • t dean
IY.
IL 'RALPH'S CELISiIIiIATED VEGETABLE fiLLS are for
sale, wholesale Mut retail. at the
REAT, ESTATE OFFICE,
No.. O: at.
Also. by Wm. Cole. Allegheny city: J. G. ftwith. Bir
mingham; Joffe McCracken, Pell' street, Fifth Ward.
51
V iNBS AND
tern and Eighths Pi
of rbe following celebrate;
namely :
A Seignetve Brandy, pale.
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Otani "
:: Pl'le
r ta l r e k.
Pipet Castil to n &Co -
dark,
Imperial Eagle ain,
Mack liorae
'Swan : "
Pine Apple
Wlkiztiicy
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d'are , r with ulayge,...
liquors iu
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br anal higitur•tortar,tliic
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00 Whale. Hal ves.Qiiar-
I randy. %Vines n Gins. :cc.,
ids, grades, win d vintages
'f.pudgn 51arke1 Wine
'Bourn Port
'Trash
gam •
Burgundy .56
5..3. Madeira
S. 31.
S a ymington
Pule harry
Broven
Golden "
Tenriffe "
I4sion.
Cluret tt
Swa'436 Dry Malaga
tack or the :above 11111e6 and
ittimpagne and Claret Wince,
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-slug terms, at the Wine Cet-
C. mAirriN,
r ulginithfi.eld and rf.ant.ata,
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WF.STTIRYNEW. YORK -
COLLEGE. OF )HEALTH
Nu. 207. .M.ax - STM:ET.' BUFFALO. , Now - f l out.
DR. G. C. VAUGHN'S regetablt Lithontriptie ektv't-r
-tisement fear I Come:l Saw. I Conquered;"
ix MOW emphatically the case with this article: Disease
has ever yielded to its most marvellous medicinal power
'Wherever it has gone. and South: Am er i ca .' E ng l un d.
Cumuli,. and the United Strifes have provided the truth of
iltis statement, the above quotation in a strong and pithy
sentence. tells the whole story.. 'lnvalids, the' principle
-upon which you are rutted. any. not be known to. - you.
but Hie result of a trial is satisfactory; you are restored;
and the secret of the cure remains-with-the proprietor.—
The Medicine is a romponiul Of 22- distinct 'vegetable
_agencies: each individual root has its own peculiar. ex
• elusive. medicinal property,. conflicting with no other
- compound—rash rout Makes its own cure—mod as a per,.
feet combinution. wheutriken into the system, it does the
work which NATESE.. when her. laws were first establish
intimiled it should do--PURIFIES.STRENG , THENS.
AND RESTORES the- broken down:debilitate:ll constitu
tion. DIDOIIIY. in all ha characters, will be completely
eradicated front the system by its use.. See pamphlets in.
agents' hands, ter free circulation—they - treat - upon all
diseases. and show testimony of cures. GRAM., and all
. complaints of the urinary organs . , form also the cause of
groat suffering; and V strome's Isrnmirstirte Inas acquired
no small celebrity over the country. by the cures it hiti
mule in this - distressing class of atflietleini. So tamed: -it
seems. is this medicine, that it hair:vitas attracted the no
tiee of rem of our Medical publications. 'the Notreni ,
be Nrd.`M-10. of the Buffalo Jennie' end Monthly
view it Medieel and Surgical Science." in an nrticle up
on calculona diSenses.nual solvents," the he Writet,' after
noticing the filet that the -government Duce: par.
Chimed a secret remedy, and also noticing the pureltage
of a - secret remedy. by the . Legislature - or Neiv•
York,.thus pays tribune to. the: fame of the :Medicine
Why do ;totem'. Representatives in Senate and Assem
bly convened. Antlighten dissolino the sufferinx
thensands of this country. by the purchase mf.Vaugluns.
Vegetablel,itliontliptie. darn which no salient since . the
;Inys of Alchemy has Possessed - one 'half die Mine r—
'Read er. here is .a periodical of high standing, acktiotie
-lodged throughout a large section of this country lobe
uric of the hest cotelueted journals of the kind in the_,E„
States, exchtunging Willi the scientific. works of 'Europe'
to our certain knowled,ge,'.edlted.by Austin Plin . t. M. a.
I.. and contributed to by men of the highest professional
ability. thus stepping aside to. notice a 'secret remetlyi."
Von will at once understand no unknown and worihkss
,)10Strtille, could thus-extort a cornmeal - rum so high &quer-,
ter—and consequentlyomless it directly ,contlieted with
the prualice of due faculty. it must 'have been its great
-fame' which hos caused it to receive this passing not.,
-latimfdireases. weakness of the back and spine. irreg nine.
painful and altpprCiSed AlitnaritatiOn. Finite. Alleys. and,
;the entire complicated train of evils which follow a dis
ordered system. are at once relieved by the medicine.- 7
Send tier pamphlets 'frdni Agents. and - YoftWilrfifill evi
dence of the value of the Lithontriptic there , pm foal,—
",,As a remedy for the irregularities of the female system:
it has in the compound a "root". which has been, resorted
to In the north of Europe for centarrei---as natre core for
this eompla hut, and a re at ore rot health of the entire system.
1.117E11 COMPLAINT, hIEN - DICW,.MLIOER Diststriai. e.. - are
instantly relieved.— People - of the-West -will ~ . - f ind it. the
.only remedy in-these complaints.. inkwell as, FEVEK ir,
Aovx. There is no remedy like it, and napihmielor .guie
nine, forms any part of this mixture. No injury "Will re
sult in its use, and its active propertierrare manifested in
the Use, of a single 30 oz bottle, . For .Etter .and 'Ague.
Bilious Disorders, take etc other Afedirier.
GOUT. will fund rdiff. The action of this inediebie upoe
the Blood, will change , the disease—which originates m
the blood—and a healthy result will follow.. Dvsritesizr.
INVIGEOTION. See., yield in a few days use of this Medi
cine- Inflammation of the LENGE, Cocon, Cox:it-straws
also. has ever found relief. Scnifida, Rrystpelas, Piles.,
Inflamed Eyes--all caused by impure find
this ankle the remedy. The system, completely acted
upon by the twenty-two different properties of the mix
ture, is purified and restored—as a partial cure will not
fallow. The train of common complaints, Palpitation of
the Heart. Siek Headache. Debility, fc., are all the readier
some derangement of the system. and- the GREAT Rftrisi
ami will do its work. The promises set forth iti the ad
vertisetnent. are - bused taloa the proof of what it has done
in the past tour years. - The written testimony of 11)00
Agents. in Canada, the United States.England'and South
Anierien. in the possession of the proprietor--and can be
seen by all interested—is a sufficient demonstrations that
it is the best Medicine err,' leered to the World. Get the
paneghlat, rind study the principle as there laid down, of
the method of cure. Pun up in 30 or. bottles, at 66; 12
oz. do. at SI each--the largest holding 6 oz. more than
two small bottles. Look nut and not get imposed
Every brittle has Vauglues Vegetable Lithontriptie
Mixture" blown'tmon the glass, the wrrrxx signature of
"G. C. Vnugh" on the directions. sniff "G. C. Vaughn.
Buffalo." stamped on the cork. Non*. other aregenuine.
Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and at the Principal
Oiler. "Ali Main street. Buffalo. at wholesale-and retail.
No attention given "to letters, unless, post paid—orders
from reghlarly constituted Agents excepted; post marl
letters, or verbal corimmuicadonsi soliciting advice.
promptly attended to gratis.
Offuces devoted exclusively to the Sale of this article
—t72 Nassau streets. New York city; 2D5 Essex street.
Salem. Massachnsens- mud by the principal primulas
throughout the United States and Canada, as advertised
in the papers.
- Agents in this city—
Bays & Brockway. Nrholesale and Retail Agents. No.
2. etantuercial Row. Liberty street. Pittsburgh., Also, R.
B. Sellers. 57 Wood street; John Mitchell, Federal street . .
Albigheny city ; John Barclay, Beaver; John Smith.
Bridgewater. itir3o-4k.wly
CIII.NESE HAIR CATIASI—.A matchless article for
growth, beauty, and restoration of the Hair. This
Cream. when once known, will supersede all other arti
cles of the kind now in use. iVhere the hair is.dcad
harsh, thin, unhealthy. uor turning grey.a few applies•
lions will make the hair soil and dark, and give it a beau
tiful, lively appearance: and will also make it maintain
its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long as all the
preparations that are generally used. - Where the hair is
thin, or has fallen ott it may be restored by using - this
Cream. Every lady and gentleman . who is in the habit of
using oils on their hair should at once purchase a bottle of
the Chinese Hair Create, as it is so composed that it will
not injure the heir like the other prepanitionsi-but will
beautify it, add give perfect satisfaction id every in
stance.
For testimony to its very superior qualities. ke the 101
lowing letter front the Rev. Mr. Caldwell: to Mearri:
I lendershott St Stretch, Nashville, : general agents for the
Southern Staten:
Leurr of the Rer. R. qakfrell. Pa.ll!:T of tht Prrabyterian
.MMI6. HEITPERSIIMT & Seamen: Gtmrt.memr-1 take
p.easnre in adding toy testimony in favor of the excellent
preparation called Lir. Parish's Chinese Hair Cream; for;
atmut two years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, - and
disposed to-come out; buChaving procured a bottle of the .
Crests, and used it according to the prescription, it is now
elastic, soft, and firm to the head, Many balsams and
oils were applied, euch leaving my hair in a worse state
than before. This Cream, however, bas met my expec
tations. •
As an article for the toilet. my ;rife gives it preference
over all others, being delicately perfumed and not dis
posed to rancidity. The ladies, espeyially, will find the
Chinese Cream to be a desideratum in their preparations
for the toilet. Respectfully, &c.,
R. CALDWELL.
I [Pulaski, January* 7,1847,
iDSold wholesale and feted!. in Pittsburgh. by Jahn
M. Townsend. 45 Market st., and Joel Mohler, corner of
Wood and Fifth sta.ials.il&w..ly
T ADIF.ti are cautioned against using Common Prepa
red Chalk : They are not aware how frightfully inju
rious it is to the skin ! how coarse, how rough, how sallow;
yellow, and unhealthy the skin appears after using pre
pared chalk !. Ilesides it is injurious, containing a large,
quantity of lead! We have prepared a beautitul 'vege!
'table article, which we oall Jones' SPanish Lilly White.
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of all deleterious
qualities, Etna it imparts to the skin a natural, healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively whim; at the same' time acting
as a cosmetic ou the skin, makinglt soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson. Practical Chemist of Massachu
setts, says : "After nualyalitgjailes , %mlish White,
I. find it possesses the most beautiful and natural, and at
the same time innocent. white 1 ever saw. .I certainly
can conscientiously recommend Its use to all whose skin
requires bealatifying." Price 2.5 cents a box. Direetibrui
—the beat way to apply Lilly White,.-is with soft leather
or wool—the tomer is preferable. . •
A rhea stir or 'curt FOR 25 t sars.-White teeth,
foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth;
after being once .or twice cleaned with 301105' Amber
Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the most beautind
ivory, mid, at the flame tune it is - -so perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine, that its constant daily use is highly
advantageous, even to those teeth that are in good condi
tion, giving them a beautiful polish.. and.preventing a
premature decay. Those already decayed Jr prevents
from becoming worse—it also fastens such as is becoming
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately white, mid make the breath deliciously sweet.
Price 25 or 37S cents a box. All the above are sold. only
at 82 Chathamst., sign of Mc Atiterican Eagle, New 'York.
and by the appointed Agents whose 'names appear in the
next column. • '
\ roe "(ATM, and gat a rich husband, lady ? "Your
face is your fortune,' Is't beautiful, olear. fair? Is it
white? It itot,it cakbe raude.so even. though it - be yel
low, disfigured, sunburnt. tanned and freckled.. Thous-.
rinds have been made thus who, have washed onceor
twice with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. The abet is
glorious and magnifieent. But be sure you pt the genu
ine Jones' Soap, at the. sign of the American Eagle, EV
Chatham street.
Ring-worm, Salt-rheum. &army, Erysipelas, Barber's
Itch, are often cured by' zones' Italian Chemical Soup.
when every kind or remedy has failed. That it cures
pimples, freckles 'and Clears the skin. all kainti. S old at
the American Etigle,Bs Chatham street. Mind, reader,
this seldom or never Mils.
C. Jr. Paltersoii.
Sold at JACKSONS S 9 Liberty st., loud of Wood, Sign of
of the Big Boot.
,IlOrtra,
RF e lM nt EDY y ° Vfe A ci
IKuck, 1
below the earth ' s snrfaee , ' l7ds will beihund vastly•
superior to Harlon. British, or any other forliterly popu
lar Oils. Its curative properties tor . the ,followmg- ai
ments are truly wonderful: lnllainntory, rheumatism,
whooping-cough. plithisie, coughs. colds, snasins; tenet.,
erysipelas. scald head,. Illuin
croup, muatory. Sore tifroat.i
liver complaint, inflammation of the kidneys, pains MAC'
breast. side and back. diseases of the spine, piles, heart
bunt, diseases of the hip -joint, inflamed Sore eyes, deaf=
ness. and ear ache, worms, tooth ache, sprains, strains,
burns, scalds, bruises, Cats, ulcers, cancer, fever, sores,
&c. &c,
Priceso semi per bottle, Sold wholesale and retail by'
WM. JACKS 1. at his boot and shoe store. he Liberty
street. Pittsburgh, The Btu soar stands in the door-way.
Only Plate in Pittsburgh where the otoitaxe can be ob
tained,. ; ,
- CALTIOL—In order 10 be sure of Obtaining thegenutne.
purchase only of the general agent for Weitent Pennsyl
vania, Win. Jackson, o s Liberty, street, or through sub-
Agents appointed by, ldin for its sale, each of whom will
have a show bill and general directions in pamphlet thriii
containing the nettles and address of the Preyrieliti and
Gyperul Agent of Western Pennsylvania, as tollows:
Dr. Ball & Co.. proprietor, Kentucky.
Wm. Jack:Aut. General-Agent for Western Pennayiyal
nia. e.) Liberty street„Pittsburgit, to whom all ,nrder*
must be addressed.
- .
OBI. 4 I9IVE.—FAie 71 bOttle is onelwed in one of the Above
named Pamphlets, and the twine of William Jackson; (the
general and piny wh0)e,414 agent for AVsstern Peunsyl
'll °ilia.) printed on the outside of the Wm'. °L.l2't
5 BARRELS fret') Ben Butter; •
6 " Uri..vl PaciteN :
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2 11 ‘ Clever Seed; Jam received. ari4. for rafe
by L. $. NVA , II;R,AIA.,N,._
No. - 4. Marker, Alitl 62 Frau.* virCet.
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• ,CLICE.F.s/SER'S • • " '—
SUGAR COATED vEGera Hui PURGATIVE PILLS,
4: .11F: universally admitted to operate. not only as an
ejnetaral plyventire, but sis.a netts fialiour remedy; in •
all diacotes which can affect the human (tunic.
ache. Indigestion. Rheumatism. Piles. Scurvy, Dropsy,
Small l'ox. Cholera Ajorbus; Worms. Vilioopilig cau g h t
Consaintnina. Jaundice, quinsey, S.enslatina. Liver Can. _
Mint. Apoplexy, .eaticers. Measles. Salt !Rimini, Fits,
Heartburn. Giddiness, Raysipeleis, Doti ess, 1 114hitigi of
thn Colds. Gout; Grnvel,• Pains iu the thick.lnward '
I reek ness. Palpitntiat oe the !lean. Risings in the Throat,
Asthma. revers °Pall kinds, Female Complaints, Stitches
ist the Side. Sp ig of ]Vial. sore Eyes. Scrofula,: St:
Anthony's Fire, Lowness of. Spirits, floyding, Fluor Ai. •
bus or Whites, Gripes. King's Evil, Lockjaw, ilYsteria,
bills ois the Stomach. and all bilious 'affections, Pleurisy,
Swelled Feet and Legs, Swine Pox s •White Swellings, • •
Tremors. Tumors; titers. VondtitiN---and a boot athrors
liaise sueeessfully and repeatedly been' vunquislted by,
heir all-pon cold aim.
They haVe been kiloWn to effect permanent cures irbea .•
alf of her remedies had provad usinvailing; and in tha.1116.,_
stages of • •
• .
They have in many Caren Slipaudret the preseriptiri skill -
of the mart eminent ph ysirions f. and received besidea their
unqualified commendation. . '
They have been.frequently recommenced by ramofthe
most distinguished characters throughput the
been sanctioned in Europe by Noldeirreit,tsirtili rof 7. 4
royal blood. . . . .
They have been intnalueedinto the'Hiniptithi of
burgh. Paris. and Vienna. and throng's .the diiintetested
exertions of our.Forcittn Ambuaraderrii!lliey hare reeel- •••
veil the favorable commendatiiin of. the nitipetor of Ras of his Celestial Alniesty albs( Chinese Empire.
ID" Scarcely a Packet ver s e( of any'repute sails front
the port of New York. without an abundnnt suppW of tba'
.• • . SICK MANS NEVER FAI L ING FAWN . •
.0 - Agencies have been established tit all the principal • •
COMA in the Union, and applications ere coustnntly reseh
ink us tram almost 'timberless villages itt •every 'xenon
ot the eoutiiry.• Testimonials of their marvellous effects
are pouring in from all quarters—end in such numbers
that we Imee not time to read one half'of them. What
Stronger or m , oit eonclusive evidence than these import.
runt fupts can the must sceptical desire? Js it possible, dont
the 'flatly thousands who have. tried CLICKENEWS' ,
-PILLS. can be deceived in their rewind Homy impoi
titre or quackery existed, would it not long *goblet beau
held up. as it should be, to the scom and derision of a
. .
justly offended community:
Off' Remember. Dr. C. V . : Clickener is the original- in'-.
vector ut Sugar Coated Pills:llnd that nothing oldie sort.
wasev'er heard of. Until he introduced them in June.lE43.
Purelim , yrs should. therethrc. always ask for Ctetener s '
Sliriir Coined VecetaLle Pills. and take til'other they.:
i.e iusilellte ifiI•IIMP of
r's a 'frand.• •
PRICE. 29 CENTS PER VON. . . :
. Dr. Cliekelte principal office Mrthe sale is 66
Woo . a t.. Neer Von. ' • • •
•W JACKSON. c'n . Liberty st..-brad'of•Woodrm. Pitts;
. 1
builds: Pa:. General Agent tot. Western Pcntesylxanda i
No:titer!' Ohio. and the River Counties of Virgintn.
!This colloiving are Dr. Clickener's dtaly'• etpoireled•:Ai,
genie 'for : Allechetty•ro.. • .; • ...
WM. JACKSON, (principal) E 9 Litiertyoxict, dread oh
.Waal..
6 6 T is THE RENT couoti.-37F,1'HmE I'. EVER
V'SED."—Tlvla was expressed in our itenrisigiyea
terdny, by on intelligent gentkuoin. who had used hut
about one lush' of n bottle of Dr. trukr,r, nrienha Coto;
Mi.rtrere, before he yetis entirely cored. Conte 'Sift! get it
bottle of it. and If the most obstinate cokh or ecold does
not illvappusr by its use. your ))))) isey .will be refunded.
Compoomded us It ls. of the must eileerive. though, harm
lr tit and pleta,taiot roanetfirs. ite lirY fur year bias, nor in
deed eon it. till to ;tire entire satiethetion. • ••• • • •
For sale, wbulesula nod retail. by.. . • • ;
11A & lIROCWAF.'
Liberty 'street. two r
Lawrp.mnine,
Sold also by
• °ell
I) lt. ‘VII.I.I,IID* Orienoil Cos FiJt l rrun .=•• l:cr'txs
Iron's PRAISE IT." Thum who hove taaltad ortOp•••
portatlity of trying. this gram remedy. for Ow permanent
care of every affection tai the Intws. should 1101 tail to give.
it a trial. Certificates of ils cllieseney. from our own eit-•
irons. which we am construitly•r,reiving. ennnoi-full -to
convince the skeptical. Read the following nom a lady
of high standing In Allegheny ;
.lu,nailExy CRT.
"Marrs. Hays 4. .s.k.y: it' Affords Inc great plea
kure to ItO Cade to mid my testimony in facer of.pr,.Wil.
lard's truly vuluuble o push thom mouths
since I woo totacilwith IA violent cold. a'rid'vi : l. 4 Marls
distressed with the ough, ttotts whirhl coolttgnivks e.
lief. until I was a short time since itulueetl lu still.: .your
store and purelutto sonic of the Oriental Cough 3ligutre.
I am happy to strito that the 'we of the 0-s out' Lonle
',tartly rum! ; und. hating . great confidence in -it.
have, and shall 00/111/lUS to roconinieiid it to !soy .trinurts.
Closer. Ear.contn. ,
•
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Price, 25 cants a bailie. Rohl by
• ' I•IANS & - rixoclor,tir.r. •
No. tk Copp. flow. Liberty sr_ uuo.cirpolo
A bp_ 10.146) ELKAIIN(4, I.nwreneerilli;
TilltOM the New York Uazeitc. Oct. li t 11...ga,..a daily
_L" paper deservedly at the head of th e daisy press in .
this country.
Briitots .Extrati of Sarsaprtr were hut courtesy •
to "call the attention of our readers to this,invebtahleprsp
aration which will be found ad verlised its another column.
Mr. Bristol is a brother, aud Issnes• a highly intervarlits't
newspaper. every now and then. one ur two inuttbers of,
which we lows already !toasted: and the Medicine itself
has been eulogised by nearly all the press of the western:
country. und, wt doubt tuat.illstly eulogised. It has in its
flavor, moreover. very datuirlng testimonials from the'
most eminent practitioners in every part of the country
where it has been used. • There is twenty and taste
enough in tha banish. awl In the engraved labels id which
they are enveloped. to induct , a purchnse, eves; if the
preparation itself warts not one 01 the •• Aurereigitett in
the world." as every person 111.1 St believe it is—that is,
every one must believe it is, everyone who
would not resist a mass of documentary evidence couehts
sive enough to 0013r,trt a Turk to Christianity.. thly
. one
of the bottles, gentle reader, and see whether yen do not
agree with us on this point,
For sale by • It.l. PAIINFSTOCK & Co..
fehd4 site. of Ist and Wood unit Cabana %Vomi ars.
ItIIF.I.:7ITATISNI, GOUT. AND Tic
A respectable gentleman calk.i nt our (Alice, as be
said, to inform us dint he had been nrCieted fur. LS years
with 1111011$1104An or Omit, and. occasionnlly with :11c
Do'sirens.: that he had been frequently Confined to'hiri
moist for months together, and often suffered the Mali ht..
tense and pain. bat that lately he had , baan
using Jaynes Alterative. tram which he found t he most sig
nal and unexpected relief, .lie says. he Jamul •tho-inetli=
vine very pleasant soul effective, anti that he nose con
siders himself perfectly cured,--Phihrdr/phia North Amer
ican.
• A FAcr Woicru KNowysts.—A gentleman of ScrofulOus
habit. from indiscretion in his Younger dups. became Int.
fected with Ulcerations in thit Throat ,and .Nose, and a
disngreeable eruption of the Skin. Indeed, his' whole
system bore the marks of being saturated with disease.
One hand and wrist were so 1111101 affected that he lied
lost the use of the hand.. every part being covered with
deep. Painful. and•offensive ulcers. and were as hollow
and porous as an honey-cutob. It was at this stage of his
compliant, when death. appeared inevitable from a loath.
some disease. that be commenced the use of Jayne's Al
terative. and baying takeusixteen bottles, is nuw perfect
ly cured. • .
.
The Alteralive operates through the cireuhition, aml
purifies the blood and eradicate,. disease from the system *
wherever formed, soul die Numerous curer it has per
formed in diseases of the akin-. cancer. scrofula, gout,
liver complaint. dyspepsia pod other chronic. dimeases, is
truly astonishitig.—Spirirej the Timti. . .
Er For • •ale in Pittsburgh, attire TEASTORE,
72 Fourth street.
rtoNNumi-rbs„in;on, si.rrnsei It 1.001”
IVJ BRoxcinTis, asTiimA. a6.—To COMttlitTlV/Cit,
Pony-fifths of yois are •really - .mitering. from neglected
Colds. or an obstruction and consequent intlamation of
the delicate lining Of those tubes through which the air
we breathe in distributed to the lungs. This obstruction
produces pain and soreness. hoarseness. cough. difficulty
of breathing. hrctie fever. and a spitting of blood, matter
or phlegm. which finally exhausts the strength of the pa
tient—and death - ensues.- JAINF.."9 EXPECTORAW
'were fails to remove this obstruction, and produces the
Most pleasing and happy results. It IC • certain' in its efs
recto. and cannot fsil to relieve. • ...
For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store,74 Fourth
at.. nrar %Va.!.
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I . )IEsT Cr/L:Dtl 3INDICINN IN THY. AVDNI:JP."
j ) Another evidence, of the superiority of Dr. Wa.
lard's Cough MixtUre; over all other,. Read the folleveing
certificate from a respectable citizen of the EMU' Ward;
• Dtrrsucann, Nov. a. Is'47: •
•
"This certified that for some weeks past I was troubled
with a very serious. Cough, which was evidently beeorn
Mg sealed on the lunge to such an extent as to resist the
. effect of OVOrr Medicine which I had been taxing. I .Rlll
finally persuaded to call at flocs & ltrix-kwty's Drag
Store. and get a bottle of Dr. Itillarcre Oriental nwee
Mixture; which. to My great surprise. relieved Me very
touch; after inking only.two or three doses: and before I
haditned one bottle. I was edtirely cured. I won so Much
pleased with its effects: that I hare brought others to byy
and shall combine to recommend ittoluy friends. a, '
"may &litre it to Le the best Cough Medicine us the. trarid...
Try it—only 25 cents a Bottle. •.. Sold by •.. ; . ,
• •• ; /LAYS BILOCKWAY.
,• • No. %Liberty street, near Canal Nadu,
• Elobl also by . • . .J. F'I.EMING.
• await Lawrenceville,
•
1 . ) A I.:11OF COCUMBIA.—Ifisfr TlMic--Tb the 'Bald And
Grey.—lfyou wish a riols. haxariouishrturofhair f re
from cloud retread scurf, do not Mil to procure the gegu no
lialstuu of Columbia. In eases of boldness, it will more
than exceed your exiiectationi.. Alauy. .who have lost
their hair for twenty years have had it restored to its ori
ginal perfection by the use of this /Johann. Age, state, or
condition, appears to be no obstacle, whatever.. It also
causes .the thud to flow with which the delicate hair tuba
is filled. by which means thousands, whose hair was grey
as the Asiatic eagle, have bad their hair restored to Its
natural color, by the URI:of this invaluable remedy, In
all cases of fevrr it will be found one of the most pleaitant
washes that can be used. A few applications only are
llCCer4.3ry to keep the hair from falling out.. It stz , ngthens
the roots, it never fails to impart a rich, glossy appear
rime; and. as a perfume for the toilet. it is anted n ulled. It
holds three times much asialter miscalled !Lair Restor
atives, and is Inure etleetual. The genuine 111111110tC
tuned only by Comstock &Son, 21, Courthoult-street' Mar
Yerk.
:Sold only genuine in rinabargii. by.3CM.Jactisos. ND
y st reel. head of 1V..944 Ada°. it; , Wrabington s
weeney & 14on.;.ineanuonshoqhs itYDr..Y.Ovrell;
llennen.A.Crokeri, alsoop ekittowu
Ohio,,;l4i.cyland and ,
nowlarl&winu. . .
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Juninlion llltridstMusielleatnr. • .
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Jun. 11. (7.l•:ieel. Penn st: -
Aiiilrew S. Ger y. Wylie sc.: :
/tuber: ArOnirsville.
11: 11. Ilerningruy. Smith IVunl..
Win. J. Smith. Teinpereneerille.
Jeremiah Fleming. I.3W•Tet. , :erille.
Daniel Neglcy, Kain LiLerty...
E I WiIfIIIIIUIIINWII. Wilk ineburgh.
Thonnis Aikin Sharywburgla. • • •
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John Shirk. Turtle Cecile. - •
F. • Elizaheth. • •
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