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'''.. - 44 • 1....77.:k:`,.`" 44-rtrillf:47).? ek -4, _~~ .: ~: h 4 .t,.u~ Y ' V ~~ I=EMBN , . • : .'‘. •• •. 1 . : L ~3r,... ~.9 ~ ~_ No 11. 111ORSES'S AVEESI.Y BUDGET or NEW lItEIKS For. .NECDOTIKS ANt) comprising darite• , exploit. personal and mooning ;0w...1MM, 01 Illy .C.l 'teas until priViik, of the army in Mexico. netions of The navy and' incidents of the Mexican %var. M t's erehunMagatine for April. \Arta Tyler. or the Bondman. an I liotorical novel. 311t1 Public Services of Henry they, by Eyes Sor .. gent. Maiden Aunt. an interesting tale. Bachelor of the .Altmuy. it 9,1,1.10 Ming. ' Old (licks. the Guide. or Adventures in the Comanche Country in Searra of a Gold Mine. ' :Cow and T'arto. 'Accounts of the nntil,s in Mexico. Me. . . Analytical '.-ly.lcolo.illtistratistg the origin and tlecclope ,, went of the Eng:4,h Language, illustrated wilt a beau . tital map. Graydon's 'Melo nod Times of American Revolution. Jack Tier. or the Florida Reef anew novel, by Cooper. American Review aor April. Isabelle-or the Emi zrent's Daughter. n new novel. American Phrenolojeal Jtiurenl for Apt il—full setts on ... hand. . • Comb's Popular Phretiolory. with above 50 eng rav i ng .. Subscription- ei •tvml for all the Funtern magazines . . und new ooapers i. , : ,, obli-her - s prices, and the magazines - in all ea es :ree If po age. . AGENTS WA NTE I. to I:11,111,month Allegheny and . • , it.. : oh, Hit,, e. c.a.:t0e...100i sell to work noticed at the Mond • of thid nthurdsenimit. The noun liberal wages will be co ferctl, The Cultivator 1 : 111 . this month; a mouth y paper de . voted to - agriculture and rural Ulklif, also oitly e'l per y - d Life and Nsplotits of the Pithy of Wellitromo. wi lo a complete history ot the Peninsular IV., numerous t - ... ~ . I : ;rnving". . • • hitters Livilet Ay.e. N0..201. •-• _, 'rise Eclectic Maga.oine of Foreign Literature for this , .mouth. . Lite of 11, v .Eligiph :%ht,ll Illy. containing various inter •''' .^-4,sting notices of various dareaseil 1111111t4erei Of lie PECS !•-• ' ,bytennit Church in Western l's. ..•." . . • Authentic Narrative of the murder of Mrs. Ilademacker '-', .• in/Ititiolelphin, illustrated. ' .A large and complete nonoortment of all the known .. ....works (111 Plerrionlogy alml Mesmerism. ~..... -Phrenological Rasta large and :mall site, a most beau ' I -. . • r . *if t intielc. . ' '•="' ritretoltetient Clinrts , iy the 1000 or 100. . . . , , - . • • - Just forrecoveutillU - aloe by . ~. . M. P. AIOiZ.ST.. l 5 Fonrlll ,:t. . ~_ •T Ili tit .uT=IlitNT; I:4 PUDEN IE.—F it pulottsh;ql 4,„.1 and of Altalutoott It 11.1.1. of Philadelphia. the public - would he led to believe that we have been claim . . trig at)rivituge we had no right to. That l• they have abandoned. some time since, the exclusive agency syn .. tetn." and that we have right to claim -exclusive privtl ,. eges with Mai, teas." I never pretended 10 sell the teas . of this spurious enliven,. I have been selling the teas of . : '." the New York ('skiff Tea Company for the last two venrS, as the public ate aware. ratty have been to New York fonr fillies in that nt tie, ahe and never heard of this ?w . . concern until lately 11111 as mood dealers. The ten hallows Of 51'011111101n Zr. Bond is idiom eight : • . - 'luotittia old, and their assumption of the Pekin Tea Cum . liany's mime Is because 11411/Ole in open for ally titan or : firm to assume t but the fact intended to imply thereby, '"• ' . -that they have :my connection with the no called and . . well known Pekin fea Company of New York. in entire . „ . 1y fulse. they lowing been denied even all agency in ... .. Philadelphia, for the New York Company. that Company :.. ' having refusetteiee that: far to confide in theta. .• "•' ~.• l'kuove not what kind of wool they keep, nor what kind of •I am only curtz.in.that they keep or olitaiu- !mac ":"..**• ..ef.tlic Pekin Tea Company's of New York. . Any person reading this•card *ill see the gross decal). iionthey„Wish to practice on'the public, And to the injury .'..,..:, -',....• •''''.,.cd! my hasinesa. lirCallmont Bond & are - wool dealers ,-,•:-.•,- . '.- _ln Philodelp'llia, and have sent an agent out here to pull '....-•,'..:. '... ._ wiasil corer the eves of sense of our good citizens. hook . - '•..-,' :'.' • - ' tigt in Ille Wite, sheep. ~ Novl9J ALEX. JAYN E S. ~ . . .. - . , .. . , , _ • • Clo9ing Stotts. ___. , , r; at; 3: T. WC ANEW., NO. # &TV CORNERSIXTR AND LIBERTY STEF.TS. 'eying enlarged - and . newly fitted up their estatilieli lEt • mem, at the above well known stand, respectfully vine-Abe attention of their friendsand the public to their Choice telection of New Goals. comprieing every variy ty for spring end summer wear, selected especially tor their customer department. Those wishing to leave their orders.will find at this establishment every style of new and desirable goods. Their stock of ready made Cloth ingisaatensive got up in the best manner, of durable inn teriaL and well worthy . the attention of those wishing to parehaiii. Alt ore invited to call, and may rest 'mitered that they will be pleased with price, quality and variety. A large assortment of shirts kept constantly on hand. aprdlo Onto. PDELANY, Po. 411. Liberty street, Pittsburgh, has jug opened, for the . Spring trade, a large and general assortment of well selected Cloths. Cassimeres, and Vestingsi consisting of superfine French and English black and fancy. colored CLOTHS, suitable for the ea tioturstyles of Spring and Summer Coats. Plain and fancy French, English and American CAS- BillarsßES, in great variety and new patterns, adapted to the etuttomer trade. Also..a great variety k of new and fancy YESTINGS— aII of which will be cut and made to order, in tl a most fashionable style. Persona-favoring the establishment with a call, will be suited cm moderate terms, at short notice. Thesubscribar has also on hand a. great assortment of READY MADE ChOTIIINO, made in the present Spring Fasbion.:Minsisding of every description of Dress and a Frock Coats, of a!! fashionable -eolorsi fancy and plain Back and Business Coals. •Aiso,.-a general assortntent or Pants, Vests Shirts. Cravats, and all tither articles iu the Clothing line, which will be sold lo*, for cssu. Wholesale purchasers will find it touch to tneir advan tage to Ball and examine the gawk. before purchasing elsewhert.' P. DELANY, Tailor. • mar ie s TO ARMS! TO ARMS ..—Thretitene.bo viision of Western Penna. by Col Swift. v ith • 10,000 men, notwithstanding which...l. M. White Will continue to sell clothing. cheaper than aoy has heretofore: been offered in the Western country. hay - -ing the lamest establishment in the city. fronting on Lib erty and Sixth stn. He is now prepared to show to his • numerous patrons the greatest variety of cloths, eassi metes, vestings. gird clothing of all descriptions. suitable for the approaching season, that has ever been offered in • this market. to which all can have the Richt of Way.— Observe the corner, No. 167. Liberty and Sixth ats. • mar 15 .l. M. WHITE, TAILOR, Proprietor„, ENV OtIDS. NE ‘V litutpc..--Iteeetveti at the Iron N ti City Clothing Store. a splendid assortinent of Cloths. consisting of fine riPtiell. tingli.lt and Atucrietru Plain, ltfack and fancy Cussimeres. of the most tumlern styles: flue figured Csishmere Vesting., Silk Velvet. Plain and Fancy Stitins: , --all of which we will make up at thelllOPt rensonall riees, in n durable I fitsltionalde style. Ready de Clothing, of 011 descriptions: Lady's `Cloaks, of le bust fashionable patterns. Neck and Pocket lit 1",.. Suspenders, Bosoms, Shirt Collars, and etrery article usually kept in a Clothing Store. Country Marelmitts. before purchasing elsewhere. will find it to their ad vainitge to call at the Iron City Clothing Store. Nu.'l2".! Liberty street. immediately opposite the mouth of !Market. . toctlS-tt] C. nrcLosiow. .. --- Clothing I C:lothtng 't 1 Ulothing 11 t The Three Sit Mori vs. The IVrsrern World !! ! pal Iry WEI.I. sF:LEcrED GARMENTS now J./1. Ifi ft f made ettil ready to be oifered on the Most literal term. , to lay old customers and the public in general. The Proprietor of this far-tinned sold extensive establishment lias now, after returning from the Eastern cities. at ini t ch mottle and expense. Just completed his fail nnil winter arratigvntents to supply his thousands of customers with one of the most desirn6le storks o f ci o . thing the; Ints ever Lech inferiill in this or any other mar ket trust of the ilhoiresitrs. For neatness to sty l e no d eintiliincil with the very low mite winch they will lie sold Mr. most certainly render the old intri rill ea Three Boors one of the greatest attratitions of the western entuttry. II in gratifying to tile to lie able to autumns+ to my numerous friends at home and nliman, thgt_notwithstaiiiiing the extraordinary efforts which 1 have mole to meet the many coils in my liar. it is with &infinity I cart keen timewith the constant rush that is made on this est, h'ishment. It is a well established het- that my sales are eigin nor teat times larger than any other house in the traile..tufil this being the- rase on the amount with. I can aTrod to sell nt murk r less profit than Others conic! possibly think of doing it they wished to cover contingent expenses. I intend to make n cleat sweep .of all my present stook before the beginuing of next year; contra_ 10 this conclusion. 1 will make it the inter „est of every Inas.. who wants a cheap winter suit, mean and purchase at the Three Big Doors. Oae2l-d&ve JOHN AFCLOSKF.Y. 4 4 CI r.t.taNr; OFF I.OW FOR CASll."—Wititer Clo tj. thing of every description. stork ns fIORILS, over C 0.14. superfine blanket. Beaver. Pilot mid heavy broad cloths, superfine cloth. dr. ,I. and frock coats; a large as sortment of tweed. sack and frock coats. Goth. eailitnere. and smitten pantaloons; also. n gen eral ILICO/41111Eilt Of vests; plain and fancy velvet, cloth. casOmere 011411 fancy woolen. and plaid_ cassimerc. with a groat variety of superfine Irish linen, trimmed shins. ander shirts. stock. cravats. comforts and all other tun- CiPA in the thing line. which will he ....old low tor Cash. Pureha- all find it much to their nil canines, to eau seeo.mitt lat.erty street. I'. DELANY N. 11. A complete rts,ortment of goods. suitable for Customer work. always nn tin nil. tutu as English. French 'and American and eassimeres; also n choice as sortment of seasotial.le vestings—all of which will he :Made In order in the latest styles, and on the most ne eotrentrvlnting terns. jaitl2-taw to ng Clot hing • 1111111: Spring and Sumner sock that IA DOW readyde be offered nt the old original TIMES GIG OORS, I*one of the largest told oho cost in selection that has ev er been exhibited by any one concern in this or any oth-, er city in the Urban. I will not undertake to describe to the render the different assortments of articles which I now have to offer them: but will simply tell them that it they only favor me with a call. I will lay before the.,,, 175,000 different garments to make a Hance out of. con sisting in part of Coats. from the rielte.t in quality down to the lowetn.in price: Pantaloons and Vesta., to the as totisloneat of beholder. with both month and eye. ! open. wondering iit the moat r„, % prom. how iiitch a vast colleetioit of RE.IOY MADE Cl..01111•Ot . 0011111 ,rossilsly be collected together tinder the control of One individual lint mach things will be. as long re. per seierance and industry is the main-spring of trade.— Without any intention of tot my pm , I w ill , ‘ „ y at the'snme time. it is of such meal I am principally corn ' posed. fur nothing in the shape or iron . orM to Matter what their magnitude may be. can deter nte from necontplishing my object. in providing for the farmer. the -mechanic, and the day laborer. My whole attention is taken op with the grealc, , t care for their welfare. in get .ting tip fashionable. and ut the sane time substuntial gar- Mends. to meet their demands: and as for Other,. who faney'themselve* moving in a different sphere_ and re yninag an article of the ur plus ultra kind. they have only to gi re me an outliue of their watts, and they are Rutted ton wool. Now. let are sn y a wool or two to my country merch antsin the trade: If you wish to save trout at least 25 to app or cent, in your wholesale purchases. call in at the •.-Three Big, Doors." nail if I Mail meet your most sun 'ruins hope's. isthe way of getting clomp bargains. null fresh i,.nko..nhle goods. I will not in future attempt to od er-any italureittents of it similar hind to a generous peo. ple of so noble u nature and close diseernmeat. JOIIN fehl.9,ly No. lit I.ilieny street. CIAN'T BE BEAT'—J. lrhire has just receivi;ll at Tu. his large estatilislimeat. imitator on Liberty and (lilt streets, a splendid assortmeot of TWEEDS for seamier; also. a superior lot of Preach San. VESTING :S. all at which he is ready to make tip in the latest fa.diiaa a w l on the most reasonable e:. as as usual. Oh:servo the corner, No. M? Liberty anti Sixth streets. rnyl4, J. M. wiirrg. Tailor. Proprietor. : 1; : „1 ,5, 1•.',..'''':::;, - ',• - : • • • 18 48 • t g For the Tranynnatinn of Freight to and front Prrrscußcat, ..A 1/ELPIIIA, IiALTIMURF:,NEW )1 - Hi. LAISTON. &C. .RORIM , riE 8r ('A.$ll. Philadelphia. T.JAFIE 0 - caxAvon. Pittsburgh. ['HIS olr being time in full operation. the p den,. Ito ve made extensive arra lige:M.ll6lo lumina (Moils hold Prodoce with despatch. turd 011 111.: 1110,1 1 . 1117011.1111, 11,1111-s. • They emiltiletatly hope. their well Auocvu promptness in delivering good:—peetilitir slam) in mode of rurry ing—c alone iutts syurehunscs ul each 111r0P101g lleColll.llollllllolol to shippers 1111 d tri.Vlll,r, of prinlatee.—together with their long rXperielleC nod unre mitting munition ill bauditess• will reran! to 111C111 11 COll - Mat liberal] pattrunage they hereby gratefully ac I. now letlve All consignments by mid for this line received. charges paid, and iiirwarded in may required directions true of charge tor commission.utlytmeing or storage. No ittiereid. directly or indirectly. in steumbouts. MESE •-'- •••:-.'5'At,.....1"...-.0.:•:::,34::.!;-- '' -3 1:r. •• ' '. . •-,... i . t .', ..... -•' :4 , : i,:-- . ., - -..: 6t•.-.. 'i' •,:•::::: • '''',....' r 'i- '' - • := 72 ! ;,, 1' -44.,7.71: • ic,:-A • .:;- ~'....-',, 1..-. _ ~e::•,;.:...•:'.i..-.4.,4 •.; ',1,, - -. ;'-i-'l4 ,---. • -.. 4' :.,'•_'. •ir-'',-,,F:4'!'.,i'_':W4.. V-'- 4.. ,re i - '.i',? ` -,:V,-,.';-::- 4A ,., •:::' ,- ;;';'-' , 4 , .,' .. , .... . .. .... 4lransportati"on Cuts. kit irbtat gti a OntoLla Boat Line. All cot 1111 l unicutiod: promptly utteltdcd to on applica. non to the following agent. BORDIDGE & CASH. 278. NI urket strut;. Philutk•lphiu. TAAFTE & O'CONNOR, Clil , lll Rusin, Pittsburgh. ()VON NO ItS & CAL North street, Baltimore. WILLIAM H. WILSON. ti r 6. erdm- street, New York Merchant. , 22 Way- Prefab., 2, Line (EuIZISERLTCA LLKit VICK.WOn7II & LINE-) 1848 • • asp 14 1 X(71.1% , 1VE1.1" for the transportation of way iraizh j bef Weell Pittsburuh. Llairsville. !Johnstown. Ilolli IVider Street. 1111,1 all •rinediate (hie Innit will leave ihe wrirelionse of C. A. M'Aiiiiity& Co.. Canal Basin. !Allem) . street. l'in,littrelt. every day. (Sundays eNrepted.) aunt shippers ran always depend on Lacing, their goods forwarded without delay, and at lair raw, This Line was funned for the special aceonunodation of the ten!! The proprietor, thankful for the very littera; patronage they have received during the last two years. respeettully inform their old customers and the public generally. that tiny have extended their facilities. Ike.. duringyte pant winter. and are now better prepared nt d to accontiate an increased business. MIEMBIIM M=M 111=1116 JAMF-S A. LORF.. .101 IN MILLER. TRINDLE & IX )WE1.1.. Artr;:ms— C. A. NI'A NULI & (.70.. Pittsburgh; R. 11. CA NA N. JutmSIOWII; JOHN' Illlitlaypharg; vTINGI.:II.WIIICT St. lhuuinedm, en Rr.vERKNeKs---Smi!li & Sinclair: J. kJ. &Mt:vitt. C. & J. 11. Shoyaberizer: R. Robison & IL Moore Ilagolvy Smith: John Parker; \\'tn. Io•laar r: J. Jordan & Son. I (Gazette copy.) merchants' Transport all on lain 101.• f I;OR Tratl,rorintiolt of Merell:iodize and Proilinu in Philadelphia andiflallimore. thgnls rovit,ipied our ell, WM Lr tem.vard.•il without delay. at the lower rates. !tills 01 Laditur trrimunitteil. and all instruction. promptly attended to. frCe from any extra charge or stor age or columoouon. . . . c. m-ANI:1;1'1" & Propli,inrg. st. Pittsburgh IDE= 1:10R Coughs. Colds. Anthills. mad Ciillsl11111,11011!—Th, great and out) Reinetlyjor the alPoVtt is tin• BerLmln of Lff.. discovered by the c.•lcbran•a Dr. Hoch:in. of London. piglanil. and Min...loved into tins United States wider the immediate superintendence of di, inventor. The extraordinary success of this medicine. in the cor• of Pulititmary diseases. warrants the American Ageist to solicitiu• t• • for treatment the worst possible eases Ilult rili be knout ill tilt' e y—cases that seek relief in vain from any of the common remedies of the day. and hoc.• been given up by the must distinguished physicians. It. l'Ofirmett null inenrable. The litingarian balsam Int. ctired. null will cure. the most desperate es,es. It lo nu quack nostrum, but a standard English medicine, ot knowil unit established efficacy. Even' manly in the I.Titited States <lionitl he supplied with ffueltattr., Hungarian lialAarn of Life. not only It, COMItetIICI the consumptive of the clonal, but to be ...ell as a preventive inethente in all rases of cold.. roughs. , pitting of 14111111. pain in the side ouul clp trruntio t and SOrCtlitce of the lun g s. ditlieulty 0ri , r.,1`1111 , 1 butte fever. night SWOIII4, eliturialioll tr. ri.ilotta. intineura. whooping conch. awl croup. Sold in lame bottles at Vor bottle, with full threctinto. for the re,toration of health. Itilphirit..roilUii sing a illitnn 01 . and Anierieao certificate,. and oilier evidence. showing the unequalled inents of this great English Remedy. may lie obtained tit the Agents. gratuitously.. Formic Ity R A. FA N EsT( A CO.. chit./ cur. First and IViind nod nth std A :incm. it ttis--Sir A .tley Cooper Sc. I lernia Ali Sir ANiley Cooper on the Breast. r.; • •• •• inus Wand; Colle•s Lectures mt Sur;cryi Watson's Practice: Mack intriAliss rrnetiect D. o , iz i r s ons I'hysialm v: I lorilcr'S and IliAology; Churchill's Nlitli.siritry; Velpeall'A Midwifery. • I.hsea-rs of Ettiicaes of Female.. for sale I.y 11. S. I.IOSWOFITII A. Co.. marl 4:1 Market street. F.IV 1. 1 H arpers new ...bijou of ihe Poetical work , . of John' MM., still. a memoir. mill ciitica! remarks on bin .7,(.1111in and writings. by Jana,; illid one hundred and 'went y engravings t . rom dt ing's by Wrini liars ey lit two volumes. SrEscries Gurns Tr.iiTAIII:ST —Tile roar Gospels Acts of the Apostles. in Greek. with,cal, cal. philosophical. e Segetical etc' logrrtli• er Willi the Epistles and Apocal)rni.. i.e Ness Colleges. and Theological Scminaries. liy J Spencer. A. 3.1 A A'tee Norrt--Mulsuninices Roe—A linty tale of Mee tly Mrs. S. C. Hall. llrraws's H nry IV —The it of Henry the Fourth. km!: France and Navarre, 1,) - O. I'. It. James. Complete in four pane. paper; 9 role. cloth. For rale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON. jan 9 Bookeellere, enr. of Market ao,l NA sta. New Books Just Received. Al - ORE: 1 .1;S lir‘tory of Modern Philugophy. romptere I in ore volume, I lie Intr London edition—Min Lectur on the Law and the l;o•pek, by Ftcploru II Tyng, D.: new and enlarged edition, with portrait or t author; z... 1.50. Memoir ni Rev.,Davirl Al.eel 1) 11. late Mi..•umnry China, by his nephew, R.,. IC. Williamson. with a por trait. 111,00lor's Ilimory of Ow Clo-loi.on ReLeion, nu. Church; translated by Prof. Torres Vol 2. Hatyksionii: a tale of :Ind for l'ittglatal. In I=l-. iu tis., volinneit. from s. rood liciallon v 411 1 .1011. YE...1.1111. Illemoir of IV. C. 'roe ker. Nli...ionary to Aft tea: f,•2 rt. rAoon I Rec•ollrrtion•, by ritar,lotte lair.nbrtb, urn 'rspl:utatory note, aerompa wed by a 111C11101r etnt,rarto_ the perit.ol Irma the cles, 4,1 pr rNoloal tcruller LlOll to lir I death: by 1.. 11..1. Totta-.621. Reeolleetioupt in Ella:lam!. by Rev. S. H Tyttg. 1). Marl. Nlthu. the Mereltani r .. Clerk: by R.,. i!lri de, 1. Taylor. M. A.. author of ..11,eortia of n (;0041 Mu' %it," I.atly Mary." •• Mayan. or the Prod," &r. TllE:above just rccrived U . 11,1 for vale Ly mar I I 55 Market street. between 34 and 4th. UNDAY SCIIOOI, IIOOKS.—We have just receive I. a larch supply of Ihroka for Sunday Seiv Libra Ile. mildi-hed by the American Sunday School Union. nod :ipproved by n committee of patine: Mon. 1 , 11,i:0111g "I 111,111 lier, of the following denominations. viz.: Roptist. Congregational. Epi.ropal Methodist. Prenit)terian. nail Reformed Mock These imblieutions comprise upwards of six hundred Loam!volumes. (of priers troth 4 emitft to 75 em us.) all written ex presslv for Sunday Scho o ls. In addition to the above. the L publishes a large variety of books, in paper covers. for quite 'ming ehild• rem for rewards. Se. The Union also publishes two Libraries, Nor. I and 2. of One hundred Volum. , each. all numbered ready for use. of looks from 72 pages up to 250. at the low price of um dollars. averaging only tea cents n volume. A IF.. A Youth Cabinet Library." of filly volumes. to Mc low price of two dollars and fitly emus. Also. Hymn Books. Question Books, 11211 and blue Tick ets on paste boards. Maps. kr. All the above we Pell at the Union. at Philadelphia prices. Catalogues of Hooks furiliAlted on application. ELuarr & 51; Market 51, (0,9 between Third and Fourth. 4 I.I.ISON'S rumonortat—Tlic military life of /1 John. Duke of Afarlborough: by Archibald Allison. F. R. S.. al Vow of the “History of Europe." Neaitilid is Litt: of Christ—The life of Jesus Christ. in its historical connexion and historical developments: by Augustus Neauder—Aratislated from the fourth Herman Chitin!, bn JOllll MeClilltOCk and E. Blumenthal, Profes sors in Dickinson College. Old Hieks the Gnide : or Adventures in the Camoncte rotintry in search of a Gold Mine: by Chas. W. AVebber. Tbe Bachelor of the Albany : by the author of the -Falcon Family." Dr. Clialm..e; Posthumous Works ;—Daily Scriptural Ileaditm, by the late Thomas Chalmers, D. D., L. L. D.— in three vole. Volumes let nod 2,1 received. The above valuable works received this day, and for enlC by JOHNSTON & STOCK TON, apl2 Booksellers, corner Market and Third sts. Trimmings. - MEW and t.plewthl variety of TRIMMINGS. or the latest styles, just received at ZEBULON KINSEY'S, No 67 ItlAssrr &aim. Among which arc 50 gioss Daisy Buttons, assorted colors; 100 •` plain, COVereti With het. assorted colors; 150 " plain small. assorted colors; 511 " cotton. new article. will wash. assorted colors; Also, a large variety of Frinees. ased widths and colors. GLOVES. A very large stork of the above article. 6 doz. l.adiek Open Worked Silk Gloves; 5 " Gents' Heavy Silk Gloves; 7 " Ladies' Net Sleek and White Glcrves: " Ladies' Fancy Top Lisle Thread Gloves; " Ladies' Gloves: " Ladies' Raw Silk Gloves; sy Yn " Gents' " lY " Children's Cotton Gloves; Slsniled Twist. Steel and Guilt Bead, Purse Rings and Tassels. Bead Bags. steel and velvet, fine Fans, Parasols, • Areordeosts. &e.. he. Intar*M 1301 N'S LONDON HOOKS—Six Old English Citron:- Wil iiIIM of Mahnshury's Chronicles. Betle's Ecclesiastical History of Alglo Saxon Chron:- des. Mallet's Northern Antiquities. Ileroditus. by Carey. 111achiavelli's I li,nory of Florence. Schlegel's Philosophy of Lire and Language. Ilistory. Langre"s History of Painting. Deekructu'a History of Inventions. 11.05C0e1S Leo the tenth. Roses 's Lorentz° De Medici. Coie's*Houso of Austria. ScirillaVa Works. For sale by Mar= H. S. BOSWORTH lc CO., 43 nuke t - ~ ' entinration Eines. Tapecott's Genera ...Emigration Office. • ItEmITTANCES and Passage to and tiSiSfrom Great Britain and Ireland, by IV,LV .. ; & J. 'l'. Tupseott, 75 South at,. comet of Maiden Lane, N.Y., and 96 'Waters Ism Rood, Liverpool. The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the above House. are now prepared to make OrTankeincrili on the most liberal terms with those desirons 01 paying the passage of their friends from the Old Country; and thee flatter themselves their character and Tong standing in business will give ample frissilialW. that ali,their ar rangements will Inc carried out faithfully. Messrs. W. & J. T. Tapseott are long and favorably known for the superforeloss. accommodation. and sidling finalities of their Packet Ships. The. QUEEN OF THE IVEST. SHERIDAN. GARRICK. 11011INGUER. Itt CSCI US. LIVERPOOL, and SI DDONS, two of which leave each port monthly—from New York the 21st and Stith. and from Liverpool the 6th and I DM in addition to which they have arrangements with the St. George and Union, Lines of Liverpool Packets. to insure a departure from Liverpool every five days. being thus determined Mat their facilities slmll keep pace with their increasing patronage: while Mr. W. Tapseon's constant personal superinientlairee of the business in Liverpool is an addi Basal security that the comfort and accommodation of the passengers will be particularly attended to. 'l'ine subscribers being. as usual. extensively engaged in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and the Atlantic Cities. are thereby enabled to take charge ot sad forward passengers iinmeilintely on their lauding, w Amu a chunee of disappoiiiiment or delay; and are, therefore. prepared to coin met for moomre from any Sea port in Great Britain or Ireland to this city. the Oaten, Of tine business they are engaged in giving them facilities for carrying passengers so far inland not otherwise at; taiiiiil•le; and will. it necessary, forward passengers fur ther West liv the best mule of conveyance. without any additional charges for their trouble. Where persons sem for decline enrolling out, the amount paid for passage will be refunded in full. REMITTANCF,S. • . . The subscribers nre also prepared to give drafts at siFlu for any mount, payable at the, principal cities and towns in England, Ireland. Scotland and NVales: thus af fording a safe and expeditious male of remitting, limds to those comdrieS • winch persons requiring such ties will find it to their interest to avail themselves of. Application (if by letter. post-paid) will be promptly at tended to. TAAFFEk (YCONNOR, Forwarding and Commission Merchants. mapf27-ilik Philadelphia. at. Roche, Brothers, C. co, ie- 5 FULTON Rr.. N itxv l'orm ; EDEN QUAY. DUELIN; SCOTLAND EOAD. LlVEntAnn.. JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Pettil at., Canal :ta.in. Pittsburgh. Arranzetnent3 . fiff F. I Ot•111".. BROS. & Cll., sok Ai;elll4 for the BLACK Ult. BALL LINE. of Liverpool anil New 'York Packet., title the liberty of atiooulleitie to their Al rink end eilvtoiliers, that their a rrmegcmeNs for the year I,4,llYeiug e 'dew. they rare prepared to briognailll3:o...igen, ire Ole Lioe. from Liverpool to New Yorli and Philadelphia. They refer to their form, ruurneof doing Lnsuerrs. and :suburb thro, who entrust 1111111 with their ordure.. that the same satisfaction will be rendered EN(aI.AND. IRELAND, SeuTLAND AND WAI.I•S. lOans lot bale, payable, on demand, at any Dank an Irelond. Th.. tottler,kroetl tins I natb, arr:owetnertis to brittg 0111 int,-eoger+ to rtlibborgh. dtAroig r. fel,s-2m4lnw• JA NIES W. A KELY. Pabbil r ,..o To and From UREAT muTAIN & inr.LAND. Cr.,iivitt RPP.% ea Sus, No. 1&l Waterloo Road, Li rp,rl.l. C & It Ira sm. No. 5 , Sonth st.. N. V. , IIE SaliNcribers. having accepted the Agenre at this, city of the above well known :tad rel,,,,qidde 1100,S. ,3 re pro pared to tanks enrag , snentstier 11,4 , 1, ore , unt from ion part of l ireat.l4ritain or In - laud. by the re ndar Inns of PacLet Shirie:imiling f r om Live (((( Pc I,ifnlf , Clig - lq.,1111; with as may tint t f h. it s.iirmin trill meet with kind treatment and prompt 1/17., patch at I.iverpool. 11S we hi in every attention necesmary .011 their arrval in thin couotry. Apply to or whitens SAMUEL M'CLUUKAN .k CO.. 112 Liberty nt.. Pitisharzh. N. B —rnscngen entrnged here !ruin Liv. rpenl t.. Pins htit,ll .!heel, rind drafts for nny nnevntt for.nra.-4. pay• alrle at .4.4.1tt. thronlrhout the United Kite.r.lotn. jy:Nt-ly lIARNOEN . CO.'S tf h PASSEN.:IIII IZENIITTANCE A IIN ik en. continue to out persona (nal, I I any part of li:outland, Ireland. Scotland or at he most thorn! term,. with their avant puneturillty. tool attention to the 1.•11111A of leinizrunt.r. We do not M- A. our pareouterrs lola. robbed I.y the itta - ittillirie tietintlet tha , t !mem the sea-pmts. a. we take rharge of thi - ta the 0,,111,111 they report themselves, and are to their sa ole. root •ienrulcit them without any detention by the fir-. 1 , hope. We .ay we doily troy of our isititeers to rheir that they were detaineil forty-eh:hi !ion, by n , lii I averptitil. whilst theinikanil. of oilier' were month, moll thee eoulil hr ,rat in some riht at a cheap rate.. hick. Um frequently proved tultit \V, ial,ol to rwrform nor rootrarts hooornilly, slant 0tP14,1. and 111.1 :111•1 ns was tla• %% nh ' , lli, thee,rltio.rp.:rtortited not al all. or wilco It thetrl.lllj, I)rn 114 nrn, n ni l'tttsbnmh for nnc .ntn from E I , n.o. pa yawn 11,11, Iht VrOVIIICIAI Bald., 111 In anti, liupluud , tirt,amxj and Al • nles . . FOREIGN At ; b EMITTANCE. At mid at the. rot.. European Agency, and Remittance* to Ireland, England, &c. I A RCP. nod sonoll Muni. ut 11101Iey eno nt 01l tan,. le -1 oatatcd siOtt-.lrska, at rrdore4l mt., to nil purls \Vnleß. Ar.. I I.rancie, Rein.. and Proproy in Europe en,, e n lkel,l :11 1 .1 rerovel-nil through the gol. , criher. or bring tin ate cern, from thi. ray Irma (Ictoher until May. re. hi. m oo t. al too, to Europe, he npolleniion to ../A7al, kY. Alcr elooth Water street, Pittsburgh. 11. Attorney and Coun,ellor at Law. and Elanpriul l'n I' S—A . II Kerman liar brim fremomity troatibil Fn acriiii•anort• Irnrr• 011 .. Ketmao. - tio•iiiiiicer ;taco', of Si,: York. he items: it 111 . 1 , •.71r) . 10 Kay that Ire i. not the liviinno of that firm. lon hnr ue ver lout any collodion xviitt caller of tn). , • rart S. Ilet't Western New York Colle . ge or Health 2s'7 M smvnr. lit VET!,. N. V, Mt. C. C. VA N's Et0:TAI:1.1: LITIIONTRI I' TIC MI XTI. RC. 41111 S celel,rnied reined, Is consta. ') iue Traci„g iii I non , toy the RIIIAOOg all over the world. li 1,114 110 W 11. 1110 01Ily Inelfirine Mr Mindy use. and in partici, holy recommended fir Dropity : nll stages til mull'Mann timitediately relieved. no matter of how lung t.taitil ot.r. t Sell pampliiiit for i , siniamy.) t;r:ryel. 10111 ul ,10,0,15.1, of ll.' organ.: a, the.,c distr....Mg complaints it stands alote.• 0-01 0 , Or, ,etc an relt-ve von: nail the cures testifiediti com m i tre i• 11,0 11001 -I.eptom I :—(we pamphlet.) I.lver r a m. td•ont. Di.cane.. Fever nod Ague. To die Crent West e.meeially. and wherever these romplaint• prevail, •111.. medicine I. °tiered. No mineral agent. no deleterious compound i. n part of this mixture; it c tees th,• , c thorns ••s certnint) and ceb•rity. and does not leave the lent torpid. (See pamphlet 1 Piles.n entophtilit oft; ino<l tenaftil character. t, inintediately relieved. and n cure fol. by n few days use of this article. It in far beyond any other preparation for this di sense. or to; any other ,lisenne origin:l'in:: from it - tiptoe blood. (See pattiphleil Debility of the System. NVenk Back. XV,•a Loess of the Kidneys. e or Inflittrattion of the stone. is immediately relieved liy a Cese days of this medicine. and n 1011, is always the relllll of if, use. It stouts an a cermin rem.- ,l) for ,telt complaint, 01111 also for derangements of the female (route. Irregularities. Suppressions. 100111111 11000 11100100104. NI/ article tins ever 1111011 oliereil. except this. which would 101/Vll this kind of ilemagements. It tune In v-lied urn. As n sore mid elfeetivc remedy; and. did . we t'eel permitted to do so. ninthd give n thousand names no prod of cures iu this distressing class of complaints.— See pamphlet. All broken down, deltilkated constitu tions. from the eti - ect of mercury. will find the bracing power of this ttrliele to art immediately. and the poison 01.s mineral eradicated from the systetn. Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative properties of this article PPRITT TIIR BLOOD. and drive such diseases from the system. Sec paraple.et for testimony of'eures iu all disease, which the Inuits of an jaillertisentent will not permit to lie named here, Agent , nee- them sway; they contain 32 pages of certificates of high churneter; nod it stronger array of proof of the virtues of a medicine. tier; er appeared. It in one of the peculiar features of this ar ticle. that it never fails to benefit in any case, and if bone and muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and lingering invalid neck ON, and keep taking the medicine as long, RA there is an improvement. The proprietor would caution the public against a number of articles which come out under the heads of SARSAPARILLAS, SYRUPS. &C as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, &c. They are good for ins. and concocted to gull the unwary: TOUCII.TIIE3I NOT. Their inventors never thought of curitursuch diseasestill this article had done it. A particular study of the pamph lets is earnestly solicited. Agents, and all who sell the ar ticle, are gladlo circulate gratuitously. Put up in 30 on. bottles, at 62; 12 on. do. at S 1 each—the larger holding 6 oz. more than the two small bottles. Look out and not get imposed upon. Every bottle has ” Vuughn's Vegeta lie Imbontriptic Mixture." blown upon the glass. the written sMnature of "G. C. Vaughn" on the directions. and "0. C. Vaughn, Buffalo," stamped on the cork. None other arc genuine. Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn. and sold at the Princi pal Office. 207 Main street, Buffalo, wholesale and retail. No attention given to letters unless-post-paid—order from regularly authorized Agents excepted. Post-paid let ters, or verbal communications soliciting advice,pronipt ly attended to gratis. Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this article -132 Nassau at., N. Y.; 295 Essex st., Salem. MUSS.; and by the principal Druggists. throughout the United States and Canada, as Agents. HANS-Ir. BI[OCKWAY Agents, jantll No. 2, Liberty st., near Canal Basin. ATF.NITIAN BLINDS.—A. IVestereat, and old mid well known Venitian Bliudmaker, formerly- of Second and Fourth Me, takes this method to inform his many friends of the fact that his Factory is now in full opera tion on St. Clair at., near the old Allegheny Bridge. where a constant supply of Blinds of various colors and quali ides. is constantly kept on hand and at all prices, from twenty-cents up to suit customers. N. B. If required, Blinds will he pot up so. that in case of alarm by fire, or otherwise, the4,' may be removed without the Rid of a screw-driver. and with the same that any other piece of furniture can he removadi and without any extra expense. ji4l-d,kwy CAUTION To THE PUBLIC.—The subscriber, by written contract with the PERes TEA Co., has the ex clusive right to sell their Tens in Pittsburgh and Alleghe ny cities. Any person attempting to sell their Tens ex cept procured through me. is practicing a deception and a frnud upon the public—and their statements are not to relied on. [setr3] A. JAYNES, 79 4th st. • , ' e .j - ; :. 1 . , ,:- , , , ,, - ,: . .3.:,.. , 1,,,., .' , ! : . 1 . ' . 1. . - : , ' ,- - 1,: • - 1 , ;7 ,.. .' . ..i•:!.::C:' , ''''. ,v.:.:1i.:,t,.;.,,r..;•r;.1,t.:.-i•.-:,,,:;,,;4i,.,..i_,,- JOSI ll' A 110rt1N . ...(1N, I.”rorratt am! I it.m•ral nc:h one 41“.., W”.l Fi :%ri.1.1 - 12 I: EN 3, CO.. 112 ~. -.7~_ w ;;~ ~:. 3nsitraiire poi i } iautes. - - - 11CONI MG CO. MUTUA I. INSURANCE COMPANI AGENCY. Sithseriber. having been appointed and duly coin missioncil Agent of the Ly coining County Mutual hi serener Company. is pow prepared to receive applica tions Jor intinranee for said Company. This Company is, perhaps. our. of the very best Insurance Cowponies in the State or Union. having a capital of between one.and two millions of dollars in premium holes. and by the regula tions of the Company no risk exceeding E 5.5.000 will be - ta ken on any one block - of buildings. or to, anyone risk.nutl no more than $2.500 will be taken on a Rolling Mill. Foundry or Furnace. Buildings in which a stove-pipe possess through the side wall or roof. Cotton Factories or Powder Mills, ManufactoriesOf Printing. Ink. and Dis tilleries. will not be insured on any consideention. what ever: rind when the rate per cent. shall be 12 or 15 inclu sive, no risk will be taken over $1,01.10, (except Bridged and Grist The operations of the Company have been such. that for the last six years only one cent upon the dollar Inns been nosed upon the premium notes of the stock holders. Application can be made the subscriber, at his office, in the new Court House. 11. STROLL. Agent. Pittsburgh, Allegheity Co., Pa janZ3-1m Fire and Marine Insurance. rji liE Insurance Company of North America. of Philo.- " delphin. through its duly otithorizol Agent, the sub scriber. offers to tuske pennunent and limited Insurance on, property. in this city and its vicinity, and on shipments by the canal and rivers. 11f LECTORS: . . - - . Arthur O. Coffin Pres't. Samuel Brooks, Alex. Henry% Charles Taylor, Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith, }:dwarf Smith, Ambrose White, Jolla A. BrONVII, Jacob M. Thomas, John White. John It. Neff: Thomas P. Cope, Riehard D. Wood, Wm. Welsh, Henry D. Sherrnr4, Sec y. This is the oldest Insuranee Company in thel..uited States, having been chartered in 17114. Its charter is'per octant, and from its high standing. long, experience, am ple ineium, and avoiding nil risks of nit extra 1137ATIIOUS character. it may be considered as offering ample securi ty to the public. MOSES ARWOOD. At Counting Room of Atwood,Joncs itr. Co., Water and Front stn., Pittsburgh rict23-y The - Franklin Fire Insurance Company nN I'IIII.ADELPII I / 1 . CHAPTER Pf'.ll.lWIL'Al..--.5.100.000 paid in office 1631 Chestnut mt.. north side. near Fitllt. Take Insu rance. either permanent or limited, against loss_ or dam age by fire. on property and curets of every description. in town or country. oil the most reasonable terms. ip rhonlion, run& molter pe rsoun I y or by letters. cili be proomtly attended in, C. N. DANCE:LIR, Treat. C. G. tot, See retarv. S Charles N. BancLer, Jm ob R. Smith, ''booms Hort. George \V. Bieharilii, - ThODI:IS J. Wharton, .11Inilleeli 1). Lewis, 'l'Ol.lo XV:igner, A dolphi E. Bone, Fainuel Grunt. David S. Brown. PITTSBURGH AGENCY. IV s sllOrti 111).1:T1N. Agent. at the EICIOIIIgV ()MCC of NVarriek Martin & CO.. comer of and Market Fire risks liana on buildings and their einnents in Allegheny and the stirroninling country. No marine of inland navigation risks tatcn. ung.l-ly - . . RING & FIPiNEY, at PittAburLll.fer Ott li.intrarr Ilitirrral Safety bt ,rirrtnre Cowpony of l'hilmblphin. I',IMF. RISKS' upon Ituildiu a and Merehandize of eve ry 41..wription. and Marine itiNkA upon hulls or ear of ree/S. Ink , n upon the owst favorable wrons. 0114, at ` the warehon,c of King & Holmes, on Willer . nea r Market Fireel. l'in4l.urgh N. li. lane . Finney invite the ronfidenee and patron of their friends and community tit large to the Dela ware NI. S. Istsurannee Convent'. as an institution among the mast flourishinar inn Philadelphia—tis Ivrn.re raid inn capital. wltielt. by the operation of its charter. is eon...tawny inerensing—as yielding to encl. Inr ,, ont red. inn , nine share of the profits of the Company. without innvoln. Mu him in any responsibility whadever.beyond the premium actually pnid inn by him: and therefore iv pos sessing the Muttml prinriple divested of every obnoxious n'ealure.lll,4l inn its 11100 attractive form. nevi-If (lENCY O TIIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CONIPANY OF I'IRLADELPIA.—N. E. tomer If Third a".l I liKki sty:es. i'imcbtfrxh.—The 01 'it. 1 • 0 , 11r11 , y 0,1 the first of Jrmuckry. al& rublisliell in Ponitannty , with uu uct of the Pennsylvania I.cgiAtiture, lion I. and Mv.rtyrtar, cfl;9O,G I 93 Temporary Loans, Storks and C.lt Ma kilo: a loin! of Atfordiogvrri:tin 1 / 1 ,11111 1 / 1 1 . 1, 111:11 :111 1,.R...•4 he r.tellittly f111110vi:1•4 tour. ~.erority to all Wl,ll oh tuin (1,1111 thi> Company. iti.ko taken at an low taw. tta are eunti.tent srvii!ity. r•et- Vc.11LI:111: MARTIN. Agent. Insurance Against Fire. Ayicriran Fir< Atoranre Compa”—Offire. No 7'2 Walnut Philadelphiai Incorporated A. D. iTriwctual. Furniture, Mereltanrii/e.. nerd proper. 1) 1,,,,r01!y. either ill the city Or Collll , ly. nviino .104, or datlickze tier, perpetual or for lintitcli ptriods, ou favor- Plitncrons : Sninnel C. Morton, twit.lintioi Pones, 'I iiinttnvitliete, George Abbott., John %VolJll, Jr , Rrn dy, inht, T. I,‘• SAMUEL C. l'uotrroN, Presi,lent. Fr. sr,s II .1 NI ct.n. Seen: tare. h by the alo., Company will he reort vett and intotrunces elfcctert by the oltd,rmtmeri, Jeeat tint GEO. CnCIIR.hN. lnn I-:Nn. :hi %Vern! istriiet. ConnelPei Magical Patsa Extractor. Ps nne, eollerltert l,y 111.theut then that I Magical Pion Extractor.mannfactuonl by Conintock . 21 Pournand nt., Novo York. in the great, it won der or the Itch Century. Its effects gyre truly mirnoillon.. All pain, arc masc. - ad front bunts, scald, &c.. and all external wirer., iu a few nainutes after its application; beating the same on the 'sort delicate akin. leaving no rear. 1115 equallylienefasial in all kinds of Win 1111111111 l re iti,easen. such an sore Nipple,. and Eyes. Sprain, lilieuntati.m. White Swelling and.Ulecrn. Brumes, (turn, Erylopclas. Bnic.. Tic Dohireattx. &..c. We 'night add tin proof to all we nay. the intact si many wlwse it in thrir practice. stud hun dred.: of 'hr clergy who prake it In Own people. Kind ; , aren , r..nr romihenah or.hood, I. ease of accidents 1..)) Fire fur Its 3 y l y thAt Without l,ut by iln sue nll •a!leec la an roatrni.lattemt t6r vital' , are kesiroyeal. Com ;non—remegill,er awl u-k for Can 'oil., Magirfal rain Ex -0 Or., llMllidaetUrlNl by Cranaturk f Ca., N. Y. and take no tab.,. G•ouilir. 17agi Linn/wilt kiln :Wink morn pr<tly relebrntril 115 a fore (Or the ahenc. ally or all others. It. nrre. are almost immediate, and it is only neer,iiry to let those Who kimw the article it with such trreat that it is to I,e l uri d !rite andgenuine of ComstockS. Co., 21 Courtland at.. N. Y.. proprietor. Sold ,only genuine in Pillsltr:7li. Pp.. by WN1.3.1,0,. 1:11, , r1t St. In-ad of Wood at.: Mt" in IVnAlillooll. Ptl.. he Clark: in Urown4ville Crocker. al.o I) on r ngwrt in every town in Valois) I violin. chin. Md. and Virginia. noilo-tiSwtlin "It I. the 'bent Congh 31edlelne I ever Sry4v." 1) 1) endlnan itroolof the otiverioritylL.lV.l - lir rl'A it u int Cue, Va Mixture, from nteoper table cit licit, who has tried it: •. . Meccas Ils vs & BROCKWAY:—Aiter labo r i ng ( or se v era l 0,4. antler the ttiQulvatitavvs of a liarasAing cough and most distressing void, which bail. thus tar. resisted the C l: frets of sever:ll of the ••iniallibles.” I was induced to pur elinse an bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give fair trial. To my great surprise. idler Honig only oar half of the bottle I timed zny,elf entirely well. 'hi., the media-ant I ire, saw. " TM(' copy. JOIIN HINDS. Sold by HAYS & TIROCKWAY. Druggists, Commer cial Row, Liberty street. near Canal. jaw , A A. MASON & CO.. Dry Genets House. 1112 Market „ Street, better,. Thin( and Fourth streets. have jam r ec ,iv e d a larg e supply of rich Pall Goods. comprising in part : 17 ease, various styles Prints and Chintzea of Pm glish. Preueli and American manufacture; 1511 pcs rich and desirable patterns French Gingham, warranted in ferior to none imported in style, quality and durability of colors: 4 eases splendid Plaid goods for ladies dresses, comprising every style for Pull and Winter wear; Cash mere, Al. de halm.s. Satin stifd Alpaccas of various 3.4 and 4-4. black and blue black Silks, fur Matt iinas ; Fancy dress Silks; black and Mode colors; hains, all wool; Shawls of every style and quality; Cs, siine,s. Cassini - dia. Broad Cloths and Veatings; blench ed owl unbleached from lb to ISte. per yard; reed, Yellow. Red and White Flannels; Tickimrs, Cher Is, strip 'd Shirtings; bleached and brown Drillings, en-. etc. All of which are.offered al wholesale and re tail at the very lowest cash prices. sep3 A. A. MASON & CO. EW DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, Burk •s Build 1\ inv. Fourth Siren.-110UOLI & ANTHONY, DTlgneriCO typists front the Eastern cities, would call the attention of tin, inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns. to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms in the third story of Burke's building, 4th et. Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that no pains shall be spared to produce them in the highest perfection of the art. Our instruments tire of the most pow erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures udsurpassed for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public arc solicited to call and extimine. Persons sitting for pictures nre neither requirred or ex pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction is given. N. 13. Operators will find this a good depot for stock and chemicals. Irrinstrnetions givenin the art, containing the more recent Improvetnento. jau7 r - FlO-.F.EIUALE.S.,--Everyfernato_shoald.baY.e,a i .b.oX of Dr. Ralph's Pills. They arc perfectly adapted to the peculiarities of their constluition,acting with gentle mild ness and safety in ait ciecatneraneee. Wherever introduc ed♦ their character has tiedniaPidly established among the ladies, with whom they arc emphatically The ForCeite. Very complete directions for use in the various com plaints will be found in the directions accompanying each box. , ,For,_ Ale Py, _ , S. L. C . UTHBERT. smitlifhildiireeto„neaTr - Thiid. , Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny City; J. G. Smith, Bir mingham; and John Ill'Crackeit, Filth Ward, Pittsbhrgh.. jamb - --- - , . , Hollow-Wore Castings. ERCHANTS visiting our city, for the purpose of Al. obtaining their :Smug supplies of Hollow-ware and other Castings, will find a very heavy stock, mid all extensive variety of patterns and sizes in store by us. Samples mule seen at our warchouse,Commercial How. Liberty street, next w. W. Wallace's Marble works. - Torras anti prices favorable. feb tl—dtm QUIN, Mcl3Rlllll &. NEIL BOOKS—Just received, by •Express: Germany, England.-and Scotland, or. recollections of a Swiss minister; by .1. H. Merle D'Aubigiie, D. Et t , author of His tory of the Reformation, Life of Cromwell. A Practical Exhibition Of the Gospels Of St. Matthew and St. Mark, in the form of Declares, intended to assist the practice of domestic instruction and Bird Summer, D. D., Bishop of Chester. For sale by F.1.1.10TT & ENGLISH. feb2-I 51; Market street, bet. 3d and ltd. AT. r..,..470= - lYti t '‘'.'"iit , •-•- MEOW ~ z.s Via. Are without a Rival for the Core of . ihr fiolhn IS eihg Dlases! 1F taken according to the directions they will cure any ease. no matter who - or what else has _ . For the. permanent Cure of Ithetimatistn. (tout. Gall qTette, iiyAterhl. and Revere nervous infections. and are hi g hly recommended for the cure of litupsy. Ilemoral .‘stlimit and Neuralgia. Patients using theta, in most cuses..experictiee benefit 50011 titter the first dose. They nide! the nervous system. which enables Mein to rest weft during the night. They never fail to effect a cure, when taken according to directions. No outward application can permanently remove rheu matic pains front the system. Liniments sometimesact as a palliative for n short period, bat there is always danger in their use. They may cause the pail! to leave one place for perhaps a vital part, or else where the iota will be more acute. - - . For the permanent cure of Liver Complaints. Jaundice. Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Chronic Debility. Chronic Asth ma. Nervous Debility. Volitionary Af fections, (arising from the liver or stoutach,) Diseases of the Kidneys, and. all diseases arising front a disordered stomach, in both male and female, such as female weakness, dizziness, fullness of blood to the head. They streughten the sys tem, and remove all acidity of the stomach. and give it lone and action and asltist digestion. They can be taken by the most delicate stomach. and in every case will en- , tirely destroy costiveness nod renovate the whole sys tem. removing all impurities and remnants of previous diseases and giving a healthy notion to the whole frame. The symptoms of Liver Complaint are uneasiness and pain in the nght side, and soreness upon touch initnediate ly under the inferior ribs; inability to lie on the left side, or if at all able. a dragging 5e11..11.411 produced, which se riously affects respiration, causing very often a trouble some cough; together with these symptoms we perceive a coated tongue, acidity of the stomach. deficiency of per spiration, and sonicantes n sympathetic pails in the right shoulder. with a great disposition to sleep awl depression of spirits, and sometimes sores in the mouth or throat, causin' moons to rise In the nostrils. Jaundice frequent ly accompanies it. and a dropsy in the thee. These symp toms, if permitted to continue. will eventually produce that most bancihl disease. Consumption. In fact, a ma jority of such eases originate from the irritating causes above - inentioned. Cathartic medicines must ,in ever• he avoided in the treatment for it. The symptoms of Dyspepsia are very vailotts—those af f,cting the stomach alone, are Imasea.Theart-burn, loss of appetite, RC/Meth - net Mn . excess of 11pp sense of full ness or weight on the stomach, sinking or fluttering of the pit of the stomach. fiend eructations. Or sorry arising from the stomach. &c. llysrepain. devoid of a hincitud nature, is without danger; Mo. if arising front a disease of the stomach. it i. daugertms. Nervous Veldlity generally accompanies Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint; it will also cure. A few thnici will re . - move all the unpleasant effects. sue), us flattering at the heart, aching sensation- when in a lying ta,sition, dots or ♦webs before the sight, fever and dull pain in the head. constaut imaginings of evil. and great depression of spir. its. Outward signs are, a quick and strong pulse, pule and distressed 1 . 0111,1.1u:4e, he. Any ease of We above disease can be cured effectually by the use of the Hitters. as directed. SUDORIFIC. . An infallible remedy thr Coughs or Colds. or the Chest. 1111bn:toll. Whooping Cough, firon elliliS. !femoral Asthma, or any tliseane of the Lungs or • Throat. Tins is an illy:linable family medicine. It soon relieves any Cough or Hoarseness. and prevents the Croup by be ing early administered. No cough or cold is too lipid to pass neglected: for. neglected colds sink thousands - to the prave annually, and rause molly to prow up with a deli cate frame. who would have been strong and robust, if at first properly treated. SPIKENARD OIIVI'MENT, For the effectual cure of the Piles. Toter. and Rheum, Scald Head. Ring-worms, Inthimial Eyes or Eye-lids. Barber's Itch. Frosted Frei, Old Sores arising from fever or impure blood; and will evract the fire front burns. on application. or remove any emu:irons eruptions from the skin. Persons troubled with tender fares should use it after shaving; it will. in a few moments, remove all sore neAs and stop the bleeding: It can always be relied on. Mad is invaluable in ov Mini's.. • . . ... . TAU. OINTMENT, • For the mire of pains or weakness in the liver. back or chest: it will entirely remove any deep seated ins.— these remedies hate Cancel! Many to enjoy t ines timable Ides. ings of invigorated health. and 'lira varie ty of despe,. te and abandoned cases, a perfect and radi cal cure. The innutnerable impositions upowthe public. and the statements of remarkable cares never made, yet certified to by foigerd names. or by persons wholly unacquainted with what they have endorsed. renders it difficult to do justice to the public in offering sufficient inducement to nicks a trial of these invalnable medicines. 'nay are en tirely vegetable. and free - from all ilWaitala ingredients. and claim your patronage solely upon their merits. Every tinnily should have a pamphlet—they can he had of the agent. gratis. Principal Depot nt the German Medicine store. 278 Race street one door above Eighth. Philadelphia. For sale in Pittsburgh, by WM. THORN. QII.ENVE TIIAT UREA DPP!. CUCUII l—The Lungs 1. are in danger. the work tel the destroyer has been begun, the Cough of Consumption built in it a sound of death. EfEME EPIZIES A Its mar A MarliEll Your darling child, your idol and earthly Joy. is now ' , millions confined to her chamber by n Momerous roll—her pale cheeks. her thin shrunken foi%crs. tell the hold ili,enst• hos already gained upon her —Mr snood of her sepulchral ernmit pierces your soul. 1 - ors,: MAN, win.. .last abont to enter life, disease sheds heart crushing Might over the kik prospects of the in titre—emir herite rough and feeble limbs tell of your los s no' hope. hot vou need mot des,Mr. There is a balm which will heal die wounded limes. it is Sherman's A 11-11eallsig Balhisms. Mr, Aril:Er, the wite of Wm. ll_ Attree, Ksq. seas triv,, yap by Dr. Sewall of Washington. Drs. Roe rind Nletlellan of Philadelphia. ft, Rur owl Dr. Moil of New York. I ler friends nil thought she most die. She Mi.l every appearance of being in consumption. and . ..raF, 9 , 0 prnuow:rr 16y leer physicians--Sherman 's Balsam was given and it cured her. Mrs. (iimß, BRA NTZ, of Ball's Ferry. was also cored of ronsumption by this Balsam w lien all other remedies .ailed to gi, e relief—al s was reduced to a Skeleton. Dr. A. C. Cattle. Dentist. `441 Broadway, has witnessed its etieets in Te\"c ran 011505 Where :to miser niedeeine afford ell relief—but the Balsam operated like a charm. Or. C. also wittlesred its wotatertid effeets in curing Asthma, whit% it never fails of doing. Spitting Blood planning - as it may be. is effeentally rived by this Balsam.. 11 .heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and makes the Mugs soma' again. 11r.ma JoNzs. 10° Eighth avenue. was cured of rough :tad catarrhal navel:on of 50 years standing. The first dose gave hitt: more relief than nll the other medi cine he had ever taken. Dr. L. .1. Beal, 10 Delaney o root. gave it to n sit-ter-in-law who ices laboring tinder Consumption, and to another „sorely Rtllicted tenth the A Phila. In both easosifs effects were immediate, soon o—torit, them to comfortable !watt!). Mr, L'elltallA WELLS, 93 Chrislic-st.. safrorml from A-doss 49 years. Shermaa's Balsam relMveil her at Olin , and slue is comparatively well. luting enabled to , kid glue every attack by a timely use of this medicine. Thl•• indeed - is Ll, great reinetlylfor Coughs. Colds. Spit ting Mood. Liver CMnplitints. and all the affections of the thremt. and 1,1,11 .411111,11111 d C 011 1 ,111,1 1 ,11011. I'nre"O3 rents 1111 , 1 Fi per bottle. Principal 011 ire 1101 Nassau street. New York. 1.00 ,, ,," Dr. Sherill,t , t'S C,Cbrltr , i 1 . 011,111. WM111,11,11 Cf,(lll , il, I.ttienges. Premium Tooth lade and Pour Man'. Pla , ier Sold wholesale and Clint, by IVALJACh:SON. nit his Boot and Shoe Store and Patent Nleclieitie IVarel4.m.e. 0:1 Liberty street Pilittlturgli. head of Wood street. and by the following duly appointed Agents fur Allegheny county : Marhall, Allegheny city; Jonathan Cthriest. Manchester; J. It. 11. Jacques, Birmingham; A. S. Getty. woe street; J. O. era. Webster mt. tool Elm; Daniel Nutley. East Liberty; IL 1.. Mitchell. Wilkins towel!: Thos. Ail an. gliarpsloargh: Sand. Springer, Cho wn; .111111, Stewartstown; John 'Mack. Turtle Creek; C. V. Diehl, Elizabeth: Rowland & Son. M'Kees port; MnEldowney. Bakerstown: Riley M' l.nnghlin, Plumb Towlohip; Wm. J. Smith. Tempertmerville: Jas. Tn manna: O. It. Starr. Sewiekly. muff/Ay m 1: TEs . CrAioN 1.4 ville. N. V.. says: ••I ion well perstooled, mid have il'eett for some time. duo poor I memoir Vegetable Pills :tre of great me to all thew who ninny have occasion to aso them. and have adodolsienol tee ilMo 11 - 11. patients" Fi.xer 8111'1,11,4 Pryer, are tin mmliately cared by the use of Dr. Ralph's Pills. Price, 25 cents a box. Sold wholesale and rimed bp S. I.e•T:UTIIIIERT. Senilhfidld ,;fret. mow Third. Alen, by Wm. Cede. Allegheny clip t, ti. Smith. Ilk atitigloon; mood John AlTracken. febl 7 Jaynes' Family Me Meknes. 1 ) 12. S. S. COOK. Piton, (thin, writes. 'March. IFl4a: I have iteed your Fero/Tug, rarinitiolire Brastim. otta Experlorant. ill 111 V practice• for the last three pears. and have been exceedingly troll pleased with them. and never. as pert, to my recollection. ihiled of realizing my fullest expectation in their curative properties. Your 00111 . 1 . Ille•illei111, I cannot speak of. from experience; but. judging from those I have lewd, I dotild not but list they elaim. and are entitled to till the confide:tee reposed in theta, lip those who hove used men. I was formerly very partial to Vermifuge. until I beenmeacquain trd with yours. which has my decided preferene to only other now in use. RessPetfully. yours. S. S. COOK, rit. D." itr For sale m Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tim Store. 72 l'urnm - unn. D. Is. I.zi: Fourth st 1)13 A. FAIINBSTOCK'S COUGHS YR — CF.-I:2a pre . paration has proved itself to be of very great effica cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spit ting of Blood, Whociping Cough, mid other Pneumonic Affections; and the proprietors feel warranted in recom mending it as a safe and useful medicine, and are pre pafed to show certificates of indisputable authority, in testimony of its value. It is pleasant to the taste, and is offered atso low a price as to place it within the reach of every person. There are, perhaps t hut few Cough preparations that will pro duce such decided effects in such a short time. Pre pared and sold by B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., Corner of First and Wood; also, corner of Sixth and Wood streets. decl3 riItTRALPH'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE PILLs arc for sale, wholesale 'and retail, at the REAL ESTATE OFFTCR., No. 50, Smithfield St. lagheny . city: .1. G. Smith. Bir ,h, Penn street:Fifth Ward. Also, by Win. Cole, Al minghnani John McCracke feb 21 lera and Eighths Pit of tie following celebrate 'tamely: A Seignette Bratidy,j'al i c , Oinrd " pale, Suzanne " •• Hennessy " dnrk, " pale, Pinet Castillon St Co - dark, Imperial Eagle Gin, Black Horse " Swan Pine Apple Irish Whiskey '• Jamaica Spirits, St. Clois Ruin. Together with it large at I.iquers in Bottles; also, I for sale as imported, ou.pl lar and Liquor Store of fob? 4:01110 EMI '7 .._ , 6 . F..,. ... I lOrngs ~anbr.tiltNcints. DR. 110rFLAN.VS CELDDRA'PED GERMAN MEDICINES LIJJtIIIIJvmni.kI GERMAN BITTERS 00 Whale. Ifni yes, Quar- Brandy, %Vines. Gins, he., lids, grades, and vintages London Market Witte Roam Port Trash Burgundy S. S. Madeira Symington Fayal Pale Sherry Brown Golden ' 1,4 Tettrilre " Lishon " Claret " L - Sweet & Dry Malaga of the above Wines and vague and Claret Wines, rig terms, at the Wine Cal- P. C. MARTIN, Smithfield and Frout *ta. t z 17r4.P,:,.4i . : T ittrbicilie - 0. WF.STERN NEY: YORK COLLEGAI OF HEALTH, No. alt 7. :MAIN Sr Br kkALO. NEW YORK. DR. G. C. VAUGHN'S rit.cetable Ltlhoneripiic Adver tisement for 1217.- - 1 I'mtut, I Saw, I Conquered:" is most emphatically the case with this snick. Disease has ever )ieltled to its most inarvellousits : diciiial power. IVlterever it has gone, and South America, Englund, Cattudn, and - the United States have yrovided the tram of this stlitelitent. the above <monition In a 'strong and pithy senteece. tells, the whole story. Invalids,_ the principle upoit yeti are cured, may not. be known to yon. lout the result of a trial is salisthetory: you arc restored; and the secret of the core remains with the proprietor.— The Medicine is a compound of 22 distinct vegetable agencies : each individual root hats its OWII peculiar. ex clusive. medicinal PrOPerlyt conflicting with no other compound--enelt root IlinkeS its OWII cure—and as a per fect conibination. When taken into the system, it does the work Whiell NATMIE. when her IaWS Were'fitst estalllith ed. intended it should d0...-PCRIFIES,STHEmyriIENS. A.NLI RESTORES the broken down, debilitated COlnnittl tiOn. DUMIST. in till its characters, will be completely erntlicated from the system by its use: See pamphlets in agents' bands, for free eirculation--they treat tipon all diseases. and show testimony of cures. GasekL, and all complaitits of, the urinary organs, form also the cause of great suffering. and Vsruitx sI,ITHOSTRWTte lute acquired no Mall celebrity over the country, by the cures It has made in this distressing class of afflictions. So famed. it scents, is this medicine. that it has thus attracted tlm no tice of one of our Aleclienl publications. le the N'oveln be No. 12-16. of the '• Duffel° Journal and Monthly Re view of Medical and Surgical Science,' in an afticle up on calculous diseases. atql " solvents:" the writer, tiller noticiog the fact that the English government once pur chased a secret remedy. mid also noticing the purchase in 12.02, of u secret remedy. by the Legislature of New York, thus pays tribate to 'the finne of the Afeclieine:— ".Why du not our Representatives in Senate and ASSeill, lily convened, enlighten and • dissolve' the suffering thousands of this country - . by the purcha se of Vaughn s Vegetallle Lithontriptie. than which no 'solvent since the days of Alchemy has possessed one half the fume !" Reader, lien, is it periodical of bight standing, acknow ledged throughout a large section of this caitiff!). to hr" one of the l.eAl conflicted journals of the kind in die G. Stales. exellattaing with the scientific works of Europe to our certain knowledge. edited by Austin Pliny. Al. 1).. Mal contributed to Ily men of the higLest professional ability. tints stepping aside to notice a "secret remedy:' Yon will at once mrderstand no unknown and tcorthltss nostrum. could thus extort a comment from so high a quar ter—Mill consequently. unless it directly conflicted with the practice of the teculty, it must 1111 ye bred its grent Vann , ' which has caused it to receive this pissing not. Kinve.v disrases. weak ntss of the bark and sf ine. it - re:to/or. paittfal gird suppress. d Mots:run:ion. Fin" , Afeos. nod the moire complicated train of evils which follow a dis ordered system. are at once relieved 11) the me.livine.— Send Mr pamphlets from Agents. and yon will Intl evi glence of the value of the I.illiontriptic there put As a remedy for the irregularities of the fionale system. it has in the compound a "root" .' whicli has been resorted bin the ttertli of Encore for emittiries—as a sure cure for this complaint. and a restorer of health of the entire system. LIVER COMYILAINT, JAC:VI/Mr- BILIOUS DISEMieII. Zke.„ are instantly relieved. People of the West will 411.1 it tia only remedy in these complaints. as well as revka Axn ,kot, it. There is no remedy like it. and no calomel or <pi i• lcirins any part of this mixture. No injury will r-. suit in its Use, Mal its active properties are matiffested in the use, of a single 30 oz bottle. For Fever mad Alm, Bilious Disorders. take its other :Medicine. HAIM:MAVIS:W. flOrT, will hued relief. The action of this metlichte upon die Blood. - trill change the disease—which originales is the blood—and a healthy result will follow. Dvseuesis. Ilintile.STloN. he.. yield in a few clays use of this Medi cine. Inflammtition of the Lexus. Corsi, CONSVMPTIoN 'skit. liar. - ever found relief. Scrofula, Errsiptlas, 1414n:tit Eyes--all caused by impure bl md—will find this article the remedy. The system, completely acted upon by the twenty-two different properties of the mix titre. is purified nod restored—as a partial cure will not follow. The train of common etlinphiiiils, Palpitation of the !lean. Sick Headache. Debility, frc., are all the result of some derangetilent of the system. and the GREAT iLhsro uem will do its work. The promises .t forth in the ad- Vertisruient. are based upon the proof of what it has done in the past four years. The written tcstimosey of IMO Agents. in Canada. the 'United States. Englans and South America. in the possession of the proprietor—and can be Seen by all interested—is a sufficient demonstration hint it is the best Medicine ever offerca to the Work/. Get the pamphlet. and study the principle as there laid down, of the method of cure. Put up in 30 oz. bottles, at $2 . 12 oz. do. at Si each-s-tlic largest holding 6 oz. more ilian two small bottles. lank out and not get imposed upon.— Every bottle has Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptie !Mixture" blown upon the glass, the WITTEN signature of •• G. C. Vaugh" on the direetiotts. and "0. C. Vaughn. Buffalo.' stamped on the cork. None other are genuine. Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn. and sold at the Principal Office. 21/7 Main street, Buffalo : at wholesale and retail. No attention given to letters, unless post paid—orders from regularly constituted Agents excepted: post puitl letters. or Verbal communications soliciting advice, promptly attended to gratis. . . Office - A devoted exclusively to the sale of this article —13.2 Nassau streets. Ness' York city; !eJ.S Essex street. 111assaclinsett.s. and by the principal Druggists thruitglioni'the United States and Canada, as advertised in die papers. Agents in this city— Hays 3; Brocksci;y. NVltolesnle and Retail Agents. No, •2. Commercial Row. Liberty street. Pittsburgh. Also. It E. Sellers. 57 Wood street; John Mitchell. Federal street Allegheny city; John Barclay, Beaver; John Prillgewater. jaii2o-El&wly GIIINESE HAIR CREAM—A. matchless article for growth, beauty. and restoration of the Hair. This Cream. when 011 re known, will smicreede 'all oilier arti cles of the kind tow in use. Where the hair is dead harsh. thin. unhealthy. nor turning grey. a few applica• lions will make the hair soft and dark. and give it a beau tiful. lively appearance; and will also make it maintain its liveliness arid healthy color, twice as long as all the preparations that are generally used. IVhere the hair is thin, or has fallen off. it may be restored by using. this ercam. Every lady alit] gentleman whir is in the habit o unit or oils on their hair should at otter purchase a bottle of the Chinese. Hair Crean., as it is so eutnposed that it will 1101 injure the hair like the other preparations, but will beautify it, and give perfect satisfaction in every in stance. For testimony to its eery superior on:tildes, see the Gil lowing letter trout the Itow. Mr. Calflwyll mr, Mesrrs lien:leo:butt & Stretch, Nashville, ;general agents for the Southern States: Letter of the Rer. R. reddirrePaJtor of the Presbyterian E.sc Rs. If IMEIISIIarr & STRETCH: Glexn.srszcs;--1 take p.casare in adding my testimony in favor of the excellent preparation called Dr. Parish's Chinesellair erram; for. :Moat two years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, and dispored to mime out: but having procured a bottle of the Cream. HMI used it according, to the prescription. it is nosy elastic, sod. and firm to the head. Many balsams and oils wore applied. each leaving my hair in a worse state than betbre. This Cream, however, bus tact my expec tations. As an article for the toilet. my wife gives it preferenc over ail others. being, delicately perfumed and not dis posed to rancidity. The Indies, especially, will (had Lit Chinese Cream to be' a desideratum to their preparation for the toilet. Respectfully, &c., It. CALDWELL. I !Pulaski. January 7. ISM. - • frr - Sold wholesale and retail. in Pittsburgh. by Job, M. Townsend. 45 Market st., and Joel Mohler. coiner o • Wood and Fitth sts. 1 AMES ate cautioned aiming using Coximoit / red Chalk : They are not aware how inghtfult,' itqu nousit is to the sk in ! how coarse, how rough, how sallow. yellow. and thelieulilly the Akin appears Mier using pre pored chulk ! lb:Aides it is injurious. come:lining a large quantity of lend! We have prepared a bertirtitill vege table article. which we call JOilete tfpniiiAli Lilly White. It is perfectly innocent. being purified of all deleterious quotation. and it helium:: to the skin n lititural. alabaster, clear, lively white: at the smile " • :Acting men cosmetic on the 'skin. making it soft and smooth. Dr. James Anderson. Practical Chemist of Illassitchu nen, sags Aller anitlysingJones'eapanisli Lille White. I find it linSlicsioS the 1110:t beautiful and annum). and nt the same time innocent. white I ever saw. I certainly can conscientiously recommend its Ilse to all whose skin requires beutitifying.' Price 9,5 rents a box. Directions —the best way to apply Lilly White, is with soft leather or wool—the (twiner in prclenible. A rise err or 'hart, FOR .25 en - re—White teeth. foul breath, hrnhhy gums. Vellow•mild unhealthy teeth, oiler being Enter or twice cleaned with Jones' Amber Tooth Paste. have the appearance of the moat lecumitill ivory. null. at the stone lilac it is SO perfectly - innocent and exquisitely fine:. that its constant dully use is highly nel vont:Terms. even to those teeth that are in good condi time. giving them n beautiful polish. and preventing n preniatUre decay. Those already decayed it prevents Iron, becoming worse—it also fastens curb nuts liecomin,n loose. end by parsevemwe it will render the foulest teeth delicately white, and mile the breath deliciously sweet. Price :nor 3;1 cents a Luc. All One :thorn are sold only lit iz9 Chntlenin st., sign of the American Eugle. New York. end by the appointed Agents whose names appoor in the next moult HHH . WILL roe MARRY. and get n rich husband. lady? "Your rum, is your fortune.: ' Is't beautiful , clear, fair? Is it white? If net, it can be made so even though it be yel low, disfigured. sunburnt, tanned anti freckled. Thous ands have been made thus who have washed ouee or twice with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. The effect is glorious °lid inagnifieent. Cut be sure you get the genu ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of the American Eagle, :72 Chatham street. Ring-worm, Salt-rheum. Scurvev. Erysipelas, Barber' Itch, are often cured by Jones' 'Winn Chemical Soap when every kind of remedy has tailed. That it cure.: pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, all know. Sold a the American Engle, &5 Chatham street. Mind, reader , this seldom or'never C. INGLIS, Jr.. Patterson. Sold at JscsnoN's 69 Liberty st.; bead of Wood. Sign of of the Big Boot. - n 05.23. AMERICAN OIL—THE GREAT REMEDY OF NA TURE.—Procured from u well in Kentucky. leS feet below the earth's surface. This Oil will be found vastly superior to Harlem, British, or any other formerly popu lar Oils. Its curative properties for the following'ali meuts are truly wondertitl: Inflaniatory rheumatism, whooping-cough. plithisic, coughs,-colds, spasms, totter, erysipelas, scald head, croup, intlantinator,y sore throat. liver cumlaint. in flammation of the kidneys, pains ill the breast, side and back, diseases of the spitie, piles, heart burn, diseases of the hip joint, inflamed sore eyes, deaf ness. and ear ache. worms, tooth ache, :sprains, strains, burns, scalds, bruises, cuts, ulcers, cancer, fever, sores, &c. &c. Price 50 rents par bottle. Sold wholesale arid retail by WM. JACKSON. at his boot and shoe store, e) Liberty street, Pittsburgh. .The mo BOOT stands in the door-way. Only place in Pittsburgh where the ottautam can be ob tained. CsortoN.—ln order to be sure of obtaining the genuine, purchase only of the general agent for Western Pennsyl vania, Wut. Jackson, Vd Liberty street,' or through sub- Agents appointed by him for its pale; each of whotri will have a show bill and general directions in pamphlet form containing the names and address of the Proprietor and General. Agent of Western Pennsylvania, as follows: Dr. Hall & Co., proprietor. Kentucky. Win. Jac know. General Agent for Western Pennsylva nia, Liberty street, Pittsburgh, to whom all orders must be addressed. Onsnave.—Each bottle is enclosed in one of the above named Pamphlets, and the name of William Jackson, (the general and only.wholusale agent for Western Pennsyl vania,) printed on the outside of the label. 4. peal. P s BARRELS Fresh Roll Butter; Lard; 6 `l , - Dried Peaches; . " Clover Seed; just received. and for - sale by ' 1 4 . S. WATERMAN, juu4 No. 01 Market; and 62 Front street ,:~ . -_~_~=~ MEE Drugs att ~r~nn ''c~` '" ~~ SUGAR COATED VEGEZABLE PURGATIVE kiLIS, ARE universally admitted to operate, not only alien effectual preceuttre,.but as a neecefadnrg remedy, in all diseases' wide'. can affect the hurnau **mei 'Head ache, Indigestion, Rheumatism, Piles, Scurvy-,'Dropsy, Small Pox, Cholera Morbus, Womut, 'Whooping Cough, Consumption, Jaundice, Quinsey, Scatlatitia. Liver ROM' plaint, Apoplexy, Cancers, Measles, Salt Rbenar f .Fits, Heartburn. Giddiness, - Erysip elas : Deafness. Billings of , the Skin, Colds. Gout, Gravel. Pains in the Bark, ]award Weakness, Pulpiintion of the Henri, Risings in the Throat, Asthma. Fevers of all kinds. Female Complaints, Stitches in the Side, Spitting of Blood. Sore Eyes, Scrofula, St. Anthony's Fire. Lowiless of Spirits; Flooding, Fitter AI bits or Whites, Grilles, King's Evil, - Lockjaw, Hysteria; Bile on the Stomach; and all bilious afflictions, Pleurisy, -7. Swelled Feet and Legs, Swine Pox, While Swellings, Tremors, Tumors, Ulcers. Vomiting—and a host of others bane successfully null repeatedly been vanquished'by heir all-powerful ann. . They lave been known to effect permanent cures - When': all other Mmedies had proved unavailing, and in the lei stages of disease. They have in many cases superseded theprcseriplirishin of the most emblem physicians, and received besalcs their unqualified commendation. They have been Iniquently recoinmenced by men of the most distinguished characters throughout the land, and been sanctioned in Europe by Noblemen tr and Princes of royal blood. They have been introduced into the Hospitals of Edin burgh, Paris:and Vicuna. and through 'the disinterested - exertions of our Foreign Ambassaders, they have creel- ved die favorable commendation of the Emperor of %IS. , sta. mid of his Celestial Alairsty of the Chinese Empire. Ile Scarcely a Packet vessel of any repute sails from , the port of New York. without an ahunilunt supply of the SICK MAN'S NEVER FAILING FRILND. Err-Agencies have been established in all die prinatpal": ' Clues in the Union, and upplicutions are coustantlY reicht." ing us from altruist numberless villages'in every section (dill,' country. Testimonials of their marvellous effects are pouring in from all quartersand in such numbers that we have not time to read one half of them. What. stronger or ntore conehteive evidence thou these. import ant filets cau. the 111061 sceptical desire? Is it possible, that the inany thousands who have tried - CLICKLINER'S , 1'11.1.5, can be deceived in their results? If any impos titre or imackery existed, would it not long 'wahine': been., held up. as it should lie. to die scorn and derision of a lastly o ff ended Colllllllllllly. i rr Remember. lir. C. V. Clickener is the original in ventor of Starer Coated Pills: and that nothing of the sort %riff. ever beard of until lie intrealuced them 111 Jaile;li,43. - PurrbaserA should. therefore, always ask ler tliekener's Coined V egemble Pills. and take no other, ur titer he made the victims of a fraud. PRICE. e. 5 el-A•rs PER 1)r. Clickciier's principal office for the sale of pills. Is 66 Vesey at.. New York \V 31. JACKSON, eft Liberty st.. bead o(Woorjat. burgh. l's.. General Agent thr Western Penspayleunia, Northern Ohio. and the River Comities 01 Virginia.:. The hot".-in g are ltr. Clickenees duly- unbuittted , J; gents for Alleultetty co.. Pa. WAL JACKSON, (principal) £0 'Mani) street, head ul Wood. A. M. Marshall. Allegheny City. r Jintrithata (Airiest. Aluneliester.. C. Tow we, & Co.. •• JOO. R. 11. Juct,nes. J no. 11. Cassel. Penn st. -• • -. Andrew S. Gin's. IVylie at. Robert Wibiams. A rtlittraville. It: IL Ilemitinray, South Wool. Wm..l. Swiilt. Temprotiteeville. J.. 1 ,11111111 Fleming. Lawrenceville. ito tin Negley. East Liberty. Edward 'Phonspsint. Wilkinsburgla. Tltomns Aikin Simrpslittrgh. 0. 11. Starr. Sewickley. Samuel Springer, Clinton 11I'Kee. Stewartstowq, John /fleet, Turtle•Creelr. • C i F. Diehl-Elizabeth. Riley Al 'Laughlin. Plumb Township. J. Junes. Boteratotalt. - Penny. APKeesport • " IT IS THE lIF:ST COUGH MEDICINE I•EVER us.c.u."—This was expressed in ouvlteuritnr.yea tenlay, by all intelligent gentleman,: who bad used but about one lull of a bottle 01 It,. Wirloors Oriental 'l7atrah Mixture. betbre lie was entirely (wed, Come and' ger 'a bottle of it, and if the most obstinate cough or cold doe; not disappear by its use. y,,tur money will be refunded. Compounded us is. of the 111001 mlertive. though. yarn' ie. Mid pleasant remedies. its use bur years - has, nor ha : deed can it. tail to give entire satisatcuon.. • For mule, wholesale andretail. by HAYS &, LIRORKWAY. . Liberty street, near Canal Resin: Lawrenceville. Soh] also by °ell 1 I) R. "WILLARD'S 'Oriental eimgli Mi.ituri." I:if its wonss MATSU. tr." nose whithave nutlatil un op portnniq• of trying this Freed teinitlY for the'perinaticut cure of every a &retina 01 the lungs. should not foil to give it a trial. Certificates of its efficiency. from ottr owu which we are consul:air reetiVing. cannot fail to colt row, the slierieul. Rend front a tidy of high standing in Allegheny: . - : - - "Messrs. Ilays Brocktryfy It nifords me great plea sure to be able to add my tesuminty favor ofDr: - 111'i1- lard's truly valuable court 111..til n or. About three months since I was ;marked with a violent cold. and_ wiortiauch distressed with the rough, from which I could getnu:rer lint. until 1 SVUS a short MOO since induced to call at 1011 i store nail purchase some of the Orient:ll Cough 0111 happy to STOW dint the IMO Of the second bottie hiss entirtly etturtl tart; null. having. great confidence - in it, ,I have, and shall continue to fCCOMMOttd it to itty friends. -1:11sen Fnwritsa." Price, 23 cools a bottle. Sold by • BAYS & BROCKWAY. No. 2. Coin. 116-x. Liberty st: nettr eauni. (641161 3. FI.P.NI INI I .nwreurevill., hNew Yortathszetit, Oat. 6 tali, a 'NO I: paper deticryedly at the haul of the daily 'press in this country. Bristors X.rtroct of SarveparCtla.—lt Were but courtesy to call tin: attention of our readers to this invaluable prep :iron )))) which will be ((mint udv cruised in vitothereoluntn. \I r. Bristol is a brother, and is,ttes a highly interesting newspaper. every now and then. one or two numbers of which we hove already noticed; and the medicine itself bus been eulogised by nen rly all the pm., of the western country. and, we doubt nut. justly eulogised. It has in its favor. int./Mover. very Clattering testimonials from the 111,1 A eminent practitioners in every pert of the country where it 'has been used. There is beauty and taste ettotagli in the bottles, and in the engraved Whets in which they are enveloped, to induce a purchase. even if the ;trepanation it.dehr Were lint one 01 the - sovernignest in the world." an every remit must believe it in—that is, every one must believe it is—that is, every one : who would not resist a Matte of dor Illnetiter) evidence condo. nice enough to convert a Turk to ehristiallity. Boy biter. of the bottles, gentle reader, nut' nee whether you do not agree with us on this point. For call by !LA. PA/INF:STOCK &Co., frbßl roe. of Int and Wood nod oth nod tt'ond stn. ItkIIiUMATISM, GOUT, AN I) TIO.IN )1A)11E1.7. A renpeetable gmetletuan called at our °Mee, as his eaiel, to inform un that be had been alnico:a for 15ears with Rhutisen dr Gout, tool occasionally with Tie Doloreux; that he had been. frequently Moabite] to his room fur months text:deer. and often mitered the most let tense and exerucinting pain. but that lately be had been using Jayne's ettreraiire. trap which he found Meanest sig nal and •xpected relief: He says he Mooed the medi cine very pleasant pad elTectire. and that he now con siders himself perfectly cared.—Phiktert/phia North Amer. A Farr AVorrrir Kirowticus.—A gentleman of Scrofulous habit. frum indiscretiou in his younger dap , . became af fected with Ulcerations in the Thrust nod Nose, sad a . disagreeable eriaptiun of the Skin. liked, his wbala system bore theinuirks of being saturated with 111484 tine hand and wrist were so much tuirected that uh. had. Inst the use of the hand. every part bring covered with deep. painful. 11/11i offimsive ulcers. mud ivtrclitsllolltlVl and porous as mu Mary-comb. It teas at this stage of hi* compluinit. when death appeared inevitable from a loath same disease. that be commenced the use of Jaynell Al, terative. and having taken sixteen bottles, is now perfect ly cured. The Alterative operates through the circulation. stud purifies the blood and eradicates disease fruin iliesyStem. wherever located. and -Mc numerous cures it Illianter. formed in diseases of the skin. cancer. scrotida. gus t, - liver complaint. tlyseepsia pad tither chronic discs/Ns, is . truly ristutuillthers—Sperit of the Times. . . ° Irr For ...de in Pittsburgh, Mike PEKIN This% STOR, 72 Fourth street. ioNsumrrios, couGH, spyrrim; OY 111.001)! nuomnirris, AternmA. ate.—To: Co:martin:vs, Four-fitths of you are really suffering from neglected Colds- or an obstrurtioll and consequent inflatuatioti or the &Neale lining of those Salmi through which the air we breathe is distributed to the lunge. This obstruction produce. pain ZIA soreness. hoarseness. cough. dillieolty of breathing. hectic fever. and a spitting of blood: matter or phlegm. which filially exhausts the strength orthella tient—mid death ensues. JAVNES' EMI - X..70114%NT ntl'er falls to remove this obstruction. and produces the most pl e asing and happy results. Wit Certain fu 'tier. wets. and (miim tail to relieve. For loth. hi Pittsburgh at the Pctin Tea fitore,7f2Fotiritt st.. I venr Wood. • a 7 f I.:Sr COUGH MEDICINE IN 'nil.: NkollUsl.e. ^ . Another evideure of the superiorit y} of Dr. iris lard's Cough sllixture, over all others. Rend the frilloWif g certificate from a respectable citizen of the •Filth Warn Pm:memoir. Nor. 3. I"4i. 7 " This certifies that for some weeks pant I was troubled with n very serious Cough. ''Rich %VOA evidently hnelgli ing seated on the mugs to flitch au client Os ICI twist 11,0 effect of every medicine which I had been using. I was tinnily persuaded to cult to Ilays & Bruck wars Drug Store. and get a bottle of Dr. Willeenrs Oriental (70,04 Mixture; which. to WS great StlirriSC. Ttlievell lute Ivry , mau': ruler taking only two or three doses. and ',ethic I had used one bottle. I watt mltirely cured. I.was stomach pleased with its effects. that I have brought others tobOy . it, and shall continue to recommend it to my friends. firmly believe it to be the Lest Conwh'Aleelieint en the myrtle.. "ASIMEW ~ ,WCArrsr." Try R—only r eentifa Bottle: ' Add by IL it BROCKWAY, No. 2, Liberty street, near Canal Basin, Sold also by .1. FLEMING. noel() Lawrenceville. ' --- I)Aldd COI,U,tIB rTo th lA.—yainic—To e Bay nmi I.)Grey—lf you wish a rich. luxurious head (Wham. tree front dandruff and scup: do not tail to procure 1110 Remises Balsam of Columbia. In cases of baldness, it will more than exceed your expectations. Alaily who have lust their hair fir twenty year* have had it restored tolls iris ginal perfection by the use of this lialsiuis. ,AFF,stair. or appears to be no 'obstacle, whatever. It also causes the fluid to flow with which the de)icate hair Itibet is filled, by which means thousands. whose !lair Watt grey MI the Asiatic eagle, have bad their hair restored to it, natural color, by the use of this invaluable remedy: Lt sell cases of fever it will be found one ofthe most pleasant avaalaria that can be used. A few upplicatimus only pro necessary to keep the hair from falling ant. It strengthens the room. It never fails to impart a rich.g. I ustif appear. flce , an d, a s a perfume for the toilet. it is ittiesitialled. Il holds three times as mut , li'as otheintisealled !lair Restart olives, and is more effectual. The genuine' pint:tithe tared only by Comstock & Soo, 21 COUrtllllll.lt-street,NeVf York. • Sold only genuine in -Pittsburgh. by IVm. Jacserer. 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