S -.
W;,','? . .‘;',;'::7_ . , ,
Igtottims_ Stores.
T. At. J. T.II , OANCIA,
So. - 77 &79 CORNER SIXTH AND LIBERTY STETS.
suing enlarged and 'newly fitted up their establish
• ' Meat; ath the-above well known stand. respectfully
119 attention of their friends and the public to their
&lake Selec.tion of New Goods, comprising every varie-
Wtspring and summer wear, selected. especially fur
ustonse r department. Those wishing to leave their
will find at this establishment every style of new
and desirable goods. Their stock of ready made Cloth
ingis extensive got up in the bestnitumer;of.durable
Shaft, and well worthy . the attention of those wishing to
." - "Puirebase. • AM are invited to call, and may rest assurLd
Ibex they will be pleased with price, quality and variety.
4141Ixtra assortment of shirts kept constantly on hand. •
OHBA emo.
' DELANY, Fe. 48. Libsrty street. Fin:burg*, has . Jue
-,,, ;Toned, for the Spring trade, a large and general
assortment of will selected Cloths Cassimeres, and
Vesting', consisting of superfine Fiench and English
black and fancy colored CLOTHS, suitable for the va
tkritil styles of Spring and Summer Coatis.' .!
Plain and fancy French, English and. American CAS
- . StIdERES, in great variety and new patterns, adapted to
duscustomer trade.
Also, a great variety of new and fancy VESTINGS—
. ell of Which will be cut and made to order, in' tLe most
Mashionable style. '
• - Persons favoring the establishment with a call, will be
• tiaitesion ntoderateterms at short notice.
The subscriber hart als o onthand a great assortment of
- READY MADE CLOTHING,made in the present Spring
natio% feensittling of every description of Dress and
FiXteleCeath, of all fashionable colors; fancy and plain
Reek and Business Coats. •
a general assortment of nulls, Vests, Shirts,
Cravats, and all other articles in the Clothing line, which
will bi sold low, for than.
.Wholesale purchasers will find it muchto their rubran
, page. to cell and examine the stock, before purchasing
elsewhere. - I.'. DELANY, Tailor.
TO ARMS! TO ARMS`.—Th reateneitin-
Tenon of Western Penna. by Col Swift. with
10,000 men, innwithstanding which. J. M.
White will continue to sell clothing cheaper than any
his heretofore been offered in the Western country, hav
ing the largest establishineut in the city: fronting on Lib
erty and Sixth ate. He is now prepared to show to his
numerous patrons. the greatest variety of Cloths, cassi-
Mersa; vestings, and clothing of all descriptions, suitable
forMarapproaching season, that has ever been offered in
this market; to which all can have the Right of Way.—
"Observe the corner N 0.167, Liberty and Firth sus.
marß3 1. M. WHITE, T.smort, Proprietor.
looms sptmotaca. JOSEPH N. DIDDLE.
• Twin City Clothing Store.
EORGE SPANGLER & Co. announce to their friends
and the citizens of Allegheny, that they have on
hands. fine assortment of RE.ADY.MA.DE . CLOTHING.
consisting of Coats, Vests, Pants, Hose. &c., which they
Will sell at fair prices. Also, a superior lot of Cloths,
Cassimeres, and Vesting?, which they will make up to
order, in the neatest and best manner.
..[llarCiistom work done as usual.
N. D.. Don't forget the place, on the west side of Fede
sat street, . 5 doors north of the Auction Store, Allegheny
.
aplo-3m
• 'Fashionable Clot hing Store r
No: QlB LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITE, SEVENTH
lIHE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have opened a NEW
!NG STORE, where they will sell as cheap. if not
cheeper than any other establishment in theleity—Rendy
made Clothing of all descriptions, neck and 'rocket Hand
kerchiefs. Shuts ; in short, every article usually kept in
Clothing. Stores. constantly on hand.
iliteritiemen wishing to have Clothes made to order, in
fashionable style,•will find it to their advantage to call
and examine our stock before going elsewhere.
• ap74f • nowvivn.
Clouting 1 Closalsag 1 t mleassaug a i.
21411 Three Big Dom vs. The Western World !! !
5-10,000 WELL SELECTED GARMENTS now
made and ready to be 'offered on the
amid liberal terms to my old customers and the public in
general. The Proprietor of this far-famed-and extensive
eitahlishinent has now, after returning frdm the Eastern
titles, at much trouble and expense, Just completed his
fall and vitisgerarrangetnents to supply his thousands of
customers ith one of the most desirable Mocks of Clo
thing that has ever been offered in this or any other mar
ket west of the mountains. For neatness to style and
workmanship. combined with the very low price which
they trill be sold for, must certainly render the old mai.
TiaiDa Three Big Doors 0110 of the greatest attractions of
the . .weitent country. It is gratifying to me to he able to
announce to my numerous friends at home and abroad,
that notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts which I
have made to meet the many cells in my line, it is with
difficulty I can keep time with the constant rush that is
made on this establishment. It is' a wdll established
fact, that my sales are oignt or ten times hirger than any
other house in the trade, and this being the case on the
staiount sold, I can affrod to sell at much less profit than
others could possibly think of doing if they wished to
cutier contingent expenses. I intend to Make a clean
sweep of ail my presentstock before the beginning of next
'gear; coming to this conclusion, I will make it the inter
est of every man, who wants a cheap winter suit, to call
hid purchase at the Three Big Doors. '
oat2l-illevr JOHN M'CLOSKEY
:W GOODS, NEW GOODS.—Reeeived at the Iron
~City: C lothing Stoma splendid assortment of Cloths,
ocinsisting of fine French, English and American Plain,
black and fancy Cassimeres, of the most modern styles;
line figured Cashmere Vestings, Silk Velvet, Plain and
}Vac, Satins--all of which we will make up at the most
reasonable prices. in a durable and fashionable style.
Rawly made Clothing. of all descriptions; Lady's
Cleo* of the most fashionable patterns. Neck and
Pocket Iblkfs., Suspenders. Bosoms, Shirt Collars, and
every artiele usually kept in a Clothing Store. Country
Merchants ; before purchasing elsewhere, will find it to
theft' advantage to call at the Iron City Clothing Store,
No. 1.1 Liberty street, immediately opposite the month
'of Market. loctlS-ul C. IirCLOSSEV.
ELLiso OFF LOW FOR CASH."—Winter
thing of every description, such as cloaks, over
coats, superfine blanket. Beaver. Pilot and heavy broad
eloths r superine cloth, dress, and frock coats; a large as
sortment of tweed, sack and frock coats.:
Cloth, cassitnere, and satinet pantaloons; also, a gen
etal•assorunent of vests; plain and fancy velvet, cloth,
' cassimere andlancy woolen, and plaid Cassimere, with
avast variety'of superfine Irish lmen,trimmed shirts,
ainler shirts. stock, cravats, comforts an dall other aril
rake in the c thing line, which will be sold low for Cash.
• Parcha_ find it much to their advantage to call
'so* at 40 Liberty street. P. DELANY
N. B. A complete assortment of goods, suitable for
Customer work, always on hand, such asF.nglish. French
and American cloths, and cassimeres ; also a choice as
'brtMent of seasonable vestings—all of I, which will be
"Made to order in the latest styles, and on the most ac
ermintodating terms. • janl2-claw
•
O. sug I lothlugll
Spring and Sumner stock that is now ready to be
AL offered at the old original
THREE BIG DOORS,
-hone c 4 the largest and choicest in seledtion that has ev
er been exhibited by any one concern in this or any oth
er city in the Union. I will not undertake to describe to
thiOe.ader the different assortments of articles which I
ncntyhtive to offei4hetn; hut will simply tell them that if
they' only favor me with a call, I wili lay before them
1.23,9tal different garments to make a choice out of, con
' listing in part of boats. from the richest in quality down
;tithe lowest in price; Pantaloons and Vests, to the as-
Mnishment of the beholder, with both mouth and eyes
Opett, wonderin g in the most extravagant degree of sur
prise. how sucha vast collection of ILEADT Mann CLOTIIINO
COILId - pOSsibly be collected together ander the control of
pde todtvidiutl.. lint such things will tie„ as long as per
iliellrellillee and industry is the main-spring of trade.—
Without any intention of boasting, on my part. I will say
tit thersame time, it is of such meta l I am pm eipally com
posed, for nothing in the shape or form en difficulties, no
Matter what their magnitude may he, can deter me Irma
accomplishing my object, in providing for the farmer. the
Mechanic, wind the day laborer. My whole attention i n
taken np with the greatest care for their welfare, in get
ting uplashionable. and nt the same time substantial gar
ments, to meet their demands; and as; for others. who
fancy themselves maying in a different 'sphere, and re
quiting an article of the ne plus ultra land, they have
• only Se - give mean outline of their wants, and they are
nutted to a word.
Now, let me say a word or two to my country mere!)-
. antsinthe trade: If you wish to save from at least 2i to
'3O per Rent, in your wholesale purchases. call in at the
.."Three Big Doors," and if I don't meets your most son
ine hopes, in the way of getting cheap bargains, and
``- , fresh seasonable goods, will not in Intuit/ attempt to off.
fisi any iudneements of 'a similar kind - fan; generous pro
-plaof so noble a nature and close discernment.
JOHN MYCLOSKEY.
feblB.lyNo. 1M /_dberty street.
rfIAN'T 118 tinifirlif. Mite has just received at
IL/ his large establishment, fronting on:Liberty and 11th
;itraeis, a splendid assortment of TwEnns for summer;
~ ,a bo,m superior Mtn! French Satin VESTINGS. all of
-Which hats ready to matte up in the latest fashion and
'on the mast reasonable terms as usual. Observe the
`eirrner, N 0.167 Liberty and Sixth streets.
'st
'" yle: J. M. WiIITE; Tailor, Proprietor.
No 11.
nuntsEws WEEKLY BUDGET .
• or New Bons FOR 1849.
4 NECDOTES AND INCIDENTS, comprising daring
1.....j.'21-.-'exploits, personal and amusing adventures of tbo
/.„ otfieers and privates of the army in Mexico, actions of
the navy and thrillitnfincidents of the Mexican war.
• Hunt's Merchant's Magazine for April.
Wet Tyler, or the Bondman, an Historical novel.
Life and Public Services of Henry Clay, by Epee Sur
-gent.
Maiden Aunt, an interesting tale.
• Bachelor of the Albany, a I , plentlid thing.
' Old Hicks, the Guide, or Adventures in the Comanche
errantry in Search of a Gold Mine.
Now ann Then.
Accounts of the Battles in Mexico, etc.
Analytical System; ilhistmting the origin<and develope
...meat of the English Language, illustrated with a beau
- Ztifut map. ,
Oraydon's Men and Times of American Revolution.
- Jack Tier. or the Florida Reef, anew novel, b} Cooper.
• `.' - American Review for April.
' Isabedle. or the Emigrant's Daughter, a new novel.
Amadeu Phrenological Journal fur April—full setts on
Comb'sPopnlar Phrenology. with above 50 engravings.
Subscription* received for all the Eastern nittgatittes
and newspapersisrpablishera prices, and the magaziues
tcall cases tree ofvastage-
WA.NTED, to trafellhrough Allegheny and
tellsa adjoining commies, and sell a work noticed at the head
aiii,advertisement. The most liberal wages will be
.The Cultivator for dds month: a monthly pap er
da
';;toted to agriculture and rural affairs, and only ell pe;
; year. -
LLfs and Exploits" of the Duke of AVellington, with a
teduipiete historyot the Peninsular War, .
numerous numerous *II,
r '
Litnng Age,' cr.'4ol.
' The -Eclectic Magazine. of Foreign Literature for . this
Life of Rev. Mirth Macurdy, containing various intr-
sfstircinotieel of various decease' d . ininisters of the Pre a s.
'''ltytertan' Church in Western Pa.
Authentic IlafratiVe of the murder of lttra. Rademacker
Philadelphia, illustrated. ' • •
A-large
of.
ail
the
known
works on Phrenol og y tod Aesnsn
-:Phrermlogicalßusts, large and small size, a post beau
tiful article. . -
.... Phrenological Charts by the 1000
'TWA received and far sale by
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bbls. CooklinenNti. 1, in stone • tni for
1 e by SELLERS & NICVLS.
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, 1848 _
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7
the prop rictornhave made extensive arrangements to
forward Goods and Produce with despatch, and' on the
most favorable terms. They confidently' hope, their well
known promptness in delivering goOds—peculiar safety
ht 1110.ilt Or cart.) Mg—capacious warehouses at each port.
affording accommodations to shippers and owners of
produce.—together with their long experience and tante
knitting attention to business, will secure 30 them a con
tinuance of that liberal patronage they , hereby' gratefully
acknowledge.
All consmuments by and for this line received, charges
paid.. and for.varded in any required directions. free of
charge for co 1111 l tission. advancing or storage.
No utterest. directly or indirectly. in steamboats.
All communications promptly attended to on applica
tion to thu following agents:
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i7h,lllarket street. Philadelphia.
TA.AFFE S O'CONNOR.
Canal Basin. 'Pittsburgh.
O'CONNOR.S CO.,
North street, Elsiiimore.
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al Sa, Cedar street, New York.
Merchant.' •Freight" . Way Line.
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One boat will leave the warehouse of C. A. ATArtulty &
Co., Canal Basin. I.iberty street. Pittsburgh, every day,
(Sundays excepted.) and shippers can always depend on
having their goods forwarded without delay, and at fair
rates.
This Line was formed for the special accommodation of
tlte way atrium. The proprietors, thankful for the very
liberal patronage they have received during the,Jeat two
years, respectfully inform their old customers and the
public generally, that they have extended their facilities,
Ac.. during the past winter, and are now better prepared
to accommodate an increased business.
PELOPEOiTORII. •
IL 11. CANAN & Co. WM. vntr.
E. G. STITT. • WM. FULTZ.
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Jour: ALLL.ez. liollidaysburg;
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Smith; John Parken Wm. Leaner: .1. Jordan &Sun.-
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Our care will be forwarded without delay, at thaloweet
rates. Bills of Lading transmitted. and all instructions
promptly attended to, tree from any extra charge for stor
age or commission.
C. A. 3I'A NULTY A. Co., Proprietors.
Cinialßasin,Liberty st., Pittsburgh.,
(Ctairtte.only. cony.)
Great lenglish Remedy t
TOR Coughs, Cohls. Issthana. and Consumption !--The
neat and only Remedy for the above diseases hiahe
/fen_ garion Balsam of Life, discovered by the celebrated
Dr. Buchan,. of London. thigland; and introduced into the
United States under the immediate superintendence of the
inventor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine, in the cure
of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American Agent in
soliciting for treatment the worst possible cases that can
be found in the community—cases that seek relief in vain
from any of the common remedies; of the day, and have
been given up by the most distinguished physicians, as
cofirmed and incurable. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured. and will cure, the mpst desperate cases. It is no
quack nostrum but a standard English metheine, of k LIONVI2
and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be supplied
with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life, not only to
counteract the consumptive of the climate, but to be used
an n preventive medicine in all cases of colds, coughs,
spitting of blood, pain in the aide and chest, irritation and
soreness of the lungs, bronchitis, difficulty of breathing.
hectic fever night sweats, emaciation and general debili
ty. asthma, influenza, whooping cough, and croup.
Sold 'in large bottles at St per bottle, with full directions
for the restoration of health.
Paniphleta„ containing a mass of English and American
certificates, and other evidence, showing the unequalled
merits of this great English Remedy, may be obtained o
the Agents, gratuitously.
For sale by B. A. FAIINESTOCK 6. CO.,
ebt9 cor. First and Wood. and Wood and 6th sis
r A MAGA!. WORKS—Sir AsUey Cooper on Hernia;
LU. Sir Astley Cooper on the Breast, &c.;
" *" Testis and Thymus Gland;
Colles Lectures on Surgery;
Watson's Practice;
Mackintosh's Practice;
Dunglison's Physiokwy,,
Hornet's Anatomy and Histology;
Churchill's Midwifery;
Velpeau's Midwifery - ,
Diseases of Infanta—Dillard;
Diseases of Females—Ashnell ; for sale by
11. S. BOSWORTH &
43 Market street.
XrEW PUBIACAtIONg.—MiLeon's Poems, illustrated
Harper's new edition of the Poetical works of John
Milton. with a memoir, and critical retuarks on his genius
and writings, by James Montgomery ; and one hundred
and twenty engravings from drawings by Wm. Harvey
In two volumes.
Srancra'a GEE= Txgrastrzer.—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 and Apocalypse; the whole fanning
the New Testament—For use of Schools, Colleges, and
Theological Seminaries. By Rev. J. A. Spencer, A. Al
A New Norst—Midsommer's Eve.—A. fairy tale of love.
By Mrs. S. C. Hall.
'James's Henr Y—The life of Henry the Fourth. king
France and Nararre, by G. P. It. James. Complete
in four parts, paper; 2 role. cloth.
For sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON.
jan 6 Booksellers, cor. of Market and t d sot.
T 0 11. F. L' S History of Modern Philosophy. eomplet
.1,!1_ in one volume, from the last London edition-83,00
Lectures on the Law and the Gospels, by Stephen
Tyng, D. 04 new and enlarged edition, with portrait a
the author; SI.IIO.
_ .
Memoir of Rev. David Abeel. D. D., late Missionary to
China, by his nephew, Rev. G. IL Williamson, with a por
trait.
Meander's Ilistory of the Christian Religion, and
Church ; translated by Prof. Torrey; Vol. 2.•
flawksione: a role of and for England. in 1.84—, in two
volumes. from second London edition: $1.00.,
Memoir of W. C. Crocker, Missionary to Africa; 02 eta.
Personal Recollections, by Charlotte Eltrabeth, With
explanatory notes. accompanied by a memoir ephrticing
the period trom the close of personal Tees/Heenan to her
death; by L. 11. Toms; 624. cts.
Recollections in England; by Rev. S. 11. Tymr. D. D.
slark Milton, the Merchant's Clerk; by Rev. Charles R.
Taylor, M. A., author of " Records of a Good Man's
Lite," " Lady Mary,"" Mayan. or the Pearl," &c.
The above just received and for sale by
ELLIOTT & ENGLISH.
55 Market street, between 3d and 4th.
UNDAY SCIIOOI, BOOKS.—We have just receive
a large supply of Books for Sunday School Libraries
published by the American Sunday , School Union. and
approved by a committee of publication, consisting of
mannbirs of the following denominations. viz.: Baptist.
Congregalional, Episcopal Methodist, Presbyterian, and
Reformed Dutch. These publications comprise upwards
of six hundred bound volumes, (of prices from 8 cents tap
to 75 cents.) all writteu expressly for Sundny Schools.
lit addition to the above, the Union publishes a large
variety of hooks, in paper covers, for quite young child
ren, for rewards, &c.
The Union dbd publishes two Libraries. Non. 1 and 2.
of one hundred volumes each. nil numbered ready for use.
of hooks from - P . 2 pages up to ZO, at the low price of ten
dollars. averapng only ten cente a volume.
Also, "A Youth Cnbinet Library," of fifty volumes, at
the low. price of two dollars and fifty emits.
Also, 'Hymn Books, Question Books, red soul blue Tick
ets on paste boards, Maps. &c.
All the above we sell at the Union, nt Philadelphia
prices- Catalogues of Books furnished on lipplication.
ELLIorr ar. ENGLISH. fifi Alarkei at.,
feb9 between Third and Fourth.
AMASON'S. MARLIJOROUGII—,Thc military life of
John, Duke of Marlborough: by Archibald Allison,
F. It Allison,
nutlihrof'tbd ' - ilistbry of Europe." .
Nominees Life of Christ—The life of Jesus Chris!, in
its liiktoricbl connexion timthistorienl developments: by
Augustus Nennder—tmusluted from the fourth German
edition, by John McClintock and E. Dlunientlial, Profes
sors in Dickinson College,
Old Hicks the Guide; 'or Adventures in the Comanche
Country in smirch of a Gold Mine: by Chos. W. Webber.
The Bachelor of thu Albany: by the author of the
- Falcon
Dr. Choluter's Posthumous Works ;--Daily Scriptural
Readings, by the Isle Thomas Chalmers, L. L. D.—
in three vols. Volumes Ist and 2d received. -
The above valuable works received this day, and for
sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
.apl2 Booksellers, corner Market and Third ate.
Trimmings.
IVENV - and splendid variety of TRIlt MINGS. of iho
latest styles, just received at ZEBULON KINSEY'S,
No 67 'MARKET STRERT. Among which are:
50 gross Daisy Buttons. assorted colors; • • -
ton plain, covered with net, assorted colors;
150 plain smell, assorted colors;
SO ". cotton, neW article, will wash. - assorted colors;
Also, a large variety of Fringes. ase'd widths and colors.
A very large stock of the shove article.
6 doz. Ladies'Open Worked Silk. Gloves; _
5 Gcntelleavy Silk Gloves;
7 ." Ladies' Net Black and White Gloves;
25 4 - Ladies' Farley lop Lisle Thread Gloyesi
20 " Litdies'l3lovest - -
50 " Ladies' Raw Silk Glcici; -
20 .oents , " , "
" Children's Cotton Gloves;
Shaded Twist, Steel and Guilt Benda, Purse Rings and
Tassels. Bead Bags, steeland velvet f futeFans, Parasols,
Aceordeons, &c., &c. - A ILO
ROAN'S LONDON BOORS-Six Old English Chroxi
William of Malmsburyls Chronicles. • '
Bede's Ecclesiastical History of Aiglo Saxon Chroni.
Mallet's Northern Antiquities.
Iteroditus. by Carey.
MeebiavellPs'llistory of Florence.
Schlegel's - Philosophy of - Life and Language.
History.
_ Langre's. History of Painting.
Beckman's History of Inventions.
Roscoe's Leo the Tenth.
- RaStot's Lorengo DeMedlei.
, C,oxe!a Housaot Amaria. •
For sale by -
maa2 H. S. BOSWORTH to CO, 43 Market st•
lEEE
New Books Just. Received.
lEEE
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•
laßoche, Brothers, & Co. * a
FULTON IST., Nzw Yoke; EDEN QUAY,
Dunum Sccrrzwzo Rom), LIVERPOOL.
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Penn st., Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh.
Arrangements for IS-0.
POCHE, BROS. & CO., sole Agents for the BLACK
', BALL LINE, of Liverpool and New York Packets;
take the liberty of iIIIIIOUIICIIIg to their old friends and
customers. that their arrangements for the year le-la being
complete, titer are prepared to bring out passengers. by
the above splendid Line, from hive:Tumid In New York
Philadelphia. They refer to their former course of
loutg linsiness. and assure those who entrust them with
their orders..that the same satisfaction will be rendered
us here iolbre.
ENGLAND. IRELAND, SCOTLAND' AND WALES.
Drafts li.r bale, payable, on demand, al any Bank
Ireland.
undersigned has made arrangements to bring ot
passengers to 'Pittsburgh, during the present ye:tr.
febs-dindase• I A M 131:Alit:IN.
t o . Passage To and From
t a
GREAT BRITAIN dc IRELAND.
GEOROT. Itiressto & So; No 134 Waterloo Road, Li
verpool. ,
CsausLE & Rtersan, No. 59 South st.. N. V.
rpue Subscribers, having accepted the Agency at this
I city ofthc above well known and respectable Houses.
are prepared to make engagements for passengers to conic
out front any part of Great Britain or Ireland, by the re
gular Line of Packet Ships, sailing front Liverpool week
ly. Persons engaging with us may rest assured that their
friends will meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool, as well as every attention necessary
on their arrival iu this country. Apply to or add re AS
SAMUEL M'CLURKAN &
N. IV—Passages engaged here from Liverpool to Pitts
burgh direct. and drafts for any amount forwarded. pay
able at sight, throughout the Unites' Kingdom. jr..tfol
r ill EILARNDEN & CO.'s
PLESSILKOZZ A XII RIMITTANCE
Office.
TTARNDEN & CO. continue to bring out persons from
11 any part of England, Ireland. Scotland or Wales,
upon the most liberal terms, with their usual punctuality.
and attention to the wants of emigrants. Redo not al
low our passengers to be robbed by the swindling scamps
that infest the sea-pons, as we take charge cm them the
moment they report themselves, and see to their well-be
ing. and despatch them without any detention by the first
ships. We say this fearlessly, as we defy any of our
passengers to show that they were detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool, vrhiist thoasands of others were
detained months mail t hey could he sent in sours old
craft, at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
Collins.
We intend to perform our contracts honorahly, rn
what it may, sad. not act as Was the case last season eritl
other offices, who either performed not at all, or when i
suited their convenience.
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh _Gar any sum from II to
/LOW, payable at any of the Provincial Banks in De
land, England, Scotland and 'Wales.
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European and General Arent,
Fein street, one door below Wood et.
iIkFOREIGN,
EMITTINCE.
gni F. Subscribers are prepared to forward money to all
parts of England, Ireland. Semland and Wales, with
despatch, and at the lowest rates.
SAMUEL 111'CLUITK4IN h CO..
fehl2 142 Liberty street.
European Agency. and Remittances to
Ireland. England,&e.
T ARGE and small sums of money ran at all timcsbe
L
remitted by sight-drafts, at refund rates. to all.parts
of England, Ireland, Wales, he., and Liegacies, , Delits,
Rents, Claims and Property in europe earl be collected
and recovered through the subscriber, or during his ab
sence from this city from Oetoher until May, on his annu
al tours to Europe. by application to JAITICS Mae, Mer
chant, NS'Etter street, Pittsburgh.
11. KEENAN. Attorney
and Counsellor at Law, and European Agent.
Pitishur,iii, Pa.
P S.—As 11. Keenan has been frequently troubled by
applications and letters on the business of "Itentman
Keenan,' passenger agents. of New York, he deems it
necessary to say that he is not the Keenan of that firin.
and has never had any consteSiOn with either of those
persons. ocbt
Western New York College of Health.,
207 MAIN/MKT, I:WI7A/A N. V.
nn. G. C. VAUGHN'S %TOP:TABLE LITHONTRIP
TIC ItIIXTURE.
gaIITS celebrated remedy is comma. :v increasing its
fitme by the making all over the World. It has now
become the only medicine for (Imlay use, and is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy : all stages of this coral
plaint immediately relieved. no matter of how longstand
ing. (See pamphlet for testimony.)
Gravel, and all disennee of the urinary organs) for
them distressing complaints it stands alone no other ar
ticle can relieve you; and the cures testified in will con
vince the most skeptical ;--(see pamphlet.) Liver Com
plaint, Bilious Diseases. Fever and Agne. To the Great
Went especially, and wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine is offered. No mineral agent. no deleterious
compound in a part of this mixture: It cares these diseas
es with certainty and celerity, and sloes not leave the sys
tem torpid. (See pamphlet.) Piles.a complaint or. most
painful character, is immediately relieved. and a care fol
lows by a few days use of this article. It is Rtr beyond
nay other preparation for this disease, or for any other
disease originating from impale blood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the System, - Weak Back. Weakness of the
Kidneys. Ac., or Inflarmition of the same, is immediately
relieved bye few days use of thin medicine, and a cure is
illweys the result of its mica It stands ne a certain reme
dy for such complaints, and also for derangements of the
female frame, Irregularities, Suppressions,poiliful men
struntions. No article has ever been offered, except this,
which would touch this kind of derangements. hinny he
jelled upon as a sure and effective remedy; and : . did we
feel permitted to do so could give a themsanal names as
proof of cures in this distressing class Of complaints.—
See pamphlet. All broken
_Own, debilitated constitu
tions, from the effect of merenry. , Will find the bracing
power of thin article to net immediately, and the poison
ous mineral eradicated froin the system.
• Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative properties of
this article ranter Tux num, and drive such diseases from
the system. See pamphlet for testimony of cures in all
diseases, which the limits of an advernsemeitt will -not
permit to be named here ; Agents give them away; they
contain 32 pages of certificates of high character; and a
stronger array of prhof of the virtues of a tnedicine. nevi
er appeared. It is one of the peculiar features of this ar
ticle, that it never fail% to benefit in any case, and If bcine
and muscle are left ha.build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid noes cm, and keep taking the medicine
as long as therein an improvement. The proprietor would
caution the public against .a number of articles which
come out under the heads of Stine rams Branca, dtc.,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, kc. They aregood for noth
ing, and concocted to gull the unwary: TOUCII TIMM Nor.
Their inventors never thought of curing such diseases till
this article had done it. A particular study of the pamph
lets 'is earnesageolieital. Agents, and all who sell the ar
ticle, are glad - to circulate gratuitously. Put ap in 30 oz.
bottles, at $2; 12 oz. do. 'at 81 each—the larger holding 0
oz. more than the two small bottles.. Look out and not
get imposed upon: Every bottle' has Vaughn's Vegeta
- bre - Lithentriptic Mixture.. blown - zpon2ther.glass, — the
writtensimiature of "G. C. Vaughn! on the directions,
and .0. C.- Vaughn, Buffalo,. stamped °nth': coric. - Ncine
other. are genuine. .
Prepared by Dr. G. C.-Vaughn. and sold at the Princi
pal Office, Vfn Main street, Buffalo, wholesale and retail.
No attention , givenT :to' letters unless post-paid--order
from regularly authorized demo accepted. Post-paida let
ters, or verbal communicatioussoliciting-adsisuiprotapb
ly attended_to gratis. • • •
Oiffees devoted exclusivelirici the sale of thii artiOle-4-
132 Nesiati Y. I 295 Essex et., Salem. Maas:-:and
by the principal Druggists tftrbo - ghout the United &des
and Canada, nefteents. • • -
I.lftYS &BROCKWAY Aients,l
No. 2, Liberty it:, itearCanal 110.9 n. .
W!TIAN BLINDS,--A. Wectererll, and old and well
nown Venitian Blindmaker, formerly of Second
and Fourth its., takes this - method to inform htaJottny
friends bf the fact that his FaCtorris now in full Opera
lion tin St. Clair et., near the old Allegheny Bridge. whet*
n cal:inapt supply of Blinds of 'wartime colors and iron
ides; ieeoyistintir kept on hand and at - all prides, from
twenty:cenitTup to 'suit cuitomers.
N. 11:*if ieguitl,Blinds will be put op so, that in mute
of alarm by 'or tithe:milt; they may be removed
without thelid •of isserew.driver, and with the came
thatlyiy other piece of furniture can he removed,
and without any extra expense. . je24.d&wy
CAUTION TO •Tip, zrUE1,1441,--Ther• subscribe_ ,r by
"mitten contract with the Pextyr TU. haa - the
elu.dye right to sell their Team Jn , Pjttabttrighend ,Altentri
ny, clues. Any pereon attenipting.l.o melt tholt.TOClVer
sent prnnuyed thronkh me, tepreetiehtessAeptrottrend
a rand upon the'plibitentilhortr eteremente . Weitet to
relied on. [eel 3) A JAYNES, -70 4th et.
MEM
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142 Liben'k Pitthburch
tYcoxiiwo. co. taiNiTATTrisuttez COMPANY.
• • Aq74beenNClr.--
.
THE Subscriber; havingcen appointed and duly com
missioned Agent of the Lycoming,County Mutual In—,
surance Company,,is now p_repared to .receive applien-;
tionsjor insurance for said Compapy.:. This COMPrtpY
perhaps, ono of the very best InsuranceC tt Companies
es in the
Stein or Union, having a capital , of 'betvree one and two
millions of dollars in premium' hates, .60 by the regula
tions of the Company no risk exceedhigli.s.ooo wilLbe ta
ken on any one block of 'buildings. or, on ang.one risk, and
no more than $2,500, will be taken on a Bolling Mill,
Foundry.or Furnace: Building" in which a stove-pipe
passess through the Bide wall or roof. Cotton Factories or
Powder Mills, lldanufacidriei of Prhiting.lnk, and Dis
tilleries, willnot be insured on any considerauon,
r; what-.
eve and when .the rate per cent. shall be 12 or 15 inclu
sive, no risk will be taken over 51,000, (ereePt Bridge'
and Grist Mills.) . •
The operations of the Company have been such, that
for the last six years only out cent upon the dollar
has been tweed upon the premium notes of the stock
holders. —.
Application can be made to the subscriber, at his
Of f ice, in the .110 W Court UoUse.
SPROUI.. Agent.
jantn-lm
Pinebumb, Allegheny Co., Pa
Fire and Marine. Ifleurarir.e..
THE Insuranec , Company of North AMerica, of .Phila
dolphin. through its duly authorized Agent, the. 'sub
scriber. offers to make permanent and :limited Insurance .
ou property. in this city and its vicinity, and on shipments
by the canal and rivers. •
DIRWI'ORS:
Arthur G. Coffin, Pres't. Samuel Brooks,
Alex. Henry, - Charles Taylor,
Samuel W. Jones, Samuel W. Smith,
Edward Smith, • Ambrose. While,
John A. Brown, . Jacob M. Thomas,
John White. .. John R. Neff,
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood,
Wm. Welsh, , . Henry D. Slier - raid, See'}.
This is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1794, Its charter is p_er
petual. and from its standing, long experience, am
ple means, and avoiding all risks of an, extra hazardous
character, it may be considered as offering nmple securi
ty to the public. MOSES ARWOOD.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones & Co., Water and
Front sts., Pittsburg% . „ ocal-y
ThO'Franklin Fire Insurance company
OV VIIILADELVISIA.
rtITARTEII. PERPETUAL—S.4OO.OOO paid in office
16.4 Chestnut st., north side, near Fifth. Take Insu
rance, either permanent or limited, against loss or dam
age by fire, on property and effects of c.eiry'llescription.
in WWII or COUnlfy. on the most reasonable terms. Ap
plication. wade either personally or by letters, will be
promptly attended to. C. N. 13ANCK1 it, !'rest.
C. G. Dio.NCILEC., SrTretnry.
DI itEcroas :
Charles N. Banker, Jucob R. Smith,
Thomas Ilart. George W. Richards,
ninnies J. Wharton, Mira Weal D. Lewis,
Tobias \Vaguer,hilphi E. Boric,
Samuel Grunt, David S.
PITT*I/I . RGII AWENCY.
Wsnnics MairrtN. Agent. 'at the Flichange Office of
Warrick Martin & Co., corner of ad and Market stn.
l'irta.,risks taken on buildings and their contents in
Pittsburgh. Allegheny and the surrounding country. Nu
marine of I tilnild navigation risks taken. aug4-1y
ICING & FINNEY,
Agents at Pittsturgh,for the Ddaerare llfuttial Safety
sveraace Courpany_of Philadelphia.
TIRV. RISKS upon Buildings and Merchandize of eve
ry description. and Marine Risks tr? on hulls or car
goes of vessels, taken upon the most favorable terms.
Office at the warehouse of King & Holmes, on NVater
it.. near Market street, Pittsburgh.
N. 1.1. King k,Finney invite the confidence and patron
ate of their friends mid community at large to the Dela
ware M. S. Insurance Company. as an institution among
the 1110.9 t flourishing in Philadelphia—es having, a large
paid in capital, which, by the operation of its carter, is
constantly increasing—se yielding to each person insu
red, his due share of the profits of the Company. without
involving him in any responsibility whatever, beyond the
premium actually paid in by him; and therefbre as pos
sessing the Mental principle divested of every obnoxious
feature, and in its most attractive form. novl-tf
EP.NCY OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
4
CO3IPANY OF PRILADELPIA.—A'. E. corner of
Third and 'Wood rheas. Pittrbtrrgit.--The assets of .the
company on the first of January, 145. as published in
conformity with an act of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
were .
[loads and Mortgages.
Meal 1 7 . state, at cost
Temporary Loans, Stocks and Cash
Making a total of 6009,631
Affording Maintain assurance that aII losses will he
promptly met, arid giving entire security to all who ob
tain pdlicies from this Company. Risks taken at as low
rates as are consisteut with security.
octS WA BRICK MARTIN, Agent.'
Inspranee Against Fire.
TTF, Amnicnn Firs Invumites Company—Office, No.
'PI Walnut street, Philadelphia; Incorporated A. D.
1514—Charter perPectual.
Insures DuiWings. Furniture, itterehandize, - anil proper
ty generally. either in the city or country, against loss or
damage by fire, perpetual or tor limited periods, on favor
able terms.
John Sergeant,
William Lynch,
Thomas Allitione,
John Welsh, Jr.,
DIRECTORS:
Stimuel C. Morton,
Adolphus Penes,
Geotp.s. Abbott,
Patrack Brady,
John T..
. SAMUEL C. MORTON, President.
rR• NMI , D. 3A7tIVIKR, Secretary.
Orders for insurnnee by the shore Company will be
received and insurances effected by the undersigned,
agent for Pittsburgh. CEO. cocitnis,
jan4,lln. , Pai Tided street.
Connell's Magical Pain Extractor.
IT is now conceded by medical men that Connell's
I. Magical Pain Extractor. manufactured by Comstock
k Co.. 21 Courtkind st., New York. is the greatest won.
der of the 10th century. Its 'effects are truly miraettlous.
All pains are removed from burns, scalds, &c., and all
external sores, in a few minute,' after its applicatian;
healing the same on the most • delicate akin, learidg no
scar. It is equally beneficial in all kinds of inflammato
ry diseases, such as sore Nipples and Eyes, Sprains,
Rheumatism. White Swelling and Ulcers. Bruises, Burns.
Erysipelas. Idles, Tic Doloreaux, he. %Ye
might add as proof to all we say, the names of many em
iment physician. who use it in their practice, and hun
dreds of the clergy who praise it to their people. Kind
parent keep it commas'y on hand, in case of accidents by
fire life may be lost without. but by its use all burns arc
subject to its control, unless the vitals are destroyed. Ca a
rum—remember and ask for Comsat's Ilfagital Pain Er.
tractor. manufactured by Comstock co., N. Y., and take
soother.
Soars!, &c.--The Genuine Hays' Lineament. is an
article more justly celebrated as a care for the above.
than any or all others. Its cures are almost immediate,
and iris only necessary'to let those who know the article
nod use it with such great success, that is to he hail
true and genuine of Comstock & Co., 21 Courtland at.,
N. V_ sole proprietor.
*old only genuine in Pittsburgh, Pa., by Wtt. Iscasoa,
.59 Liberty St.. head of Wood at.; also in Waishingion, Pa.,
by A. Clark; in Brownsville by Benneit & Crocker, also
by our agent in every town in Pennsylvan s ia. Ohio, hid.
and Virginia. novlD.d&wthin
"It is the beet Cough Dledtelne I ever Saw."
I'kEA D the following proofof the superioriq' of Dr. Wit
, :aura Oriental Cough Mixture, from a respectable cit
izen, who has tried it-
Mamas. Hays &Brioratwati—After laboring for several
weeks trader the disadvantages of a harassing cough and
most distressing cold, which had, thus thr, resisted the ef
fects of Several of the "infallibles," 1 wan induced to pur
chase a bottle of your Oriental Cough'Allixture, and give
it a fair trial. To my great surprise, niter using only one
half of the bottle I found myself eptirely well. "Iris the
brit medicine I ever saw. , "
True copy, JOHN HINDS.
Sold by HAYS & BROCKWAY. Druggists, Commer
cial Row, Liberty street, near Canal. janS`
A A. MASON & CO., Dry Goods House, 02 Market
Strect, between Third and Fourth stray, have hunt
received a large 'simply of rich Fall G' ibodt, comprising in
part: 17 cases various styles. Prints rind Chintzes of En
glish, French and American manufadture ; 156 pes rich
and desirable patterns French Ginghnins, warranted in
ferior to none imported in style, quality and durability of
colors; 4 cases splendid Plaid goods ifor ladies dresses,
comprising every style for Fall and. Winter wear; Cash
meres, M. de Lames, Satin stp'd Alpacens of various
colors; 3-4 and 4-4, black and blue black Silk;, for Man
tillas; Fancy dress Silks; black and Mode colons; M. de
l.ains, all wool; Shawls of every style and quality ; Cas
sinteres,Cassitietts, Broad Cloths end Wirings; 'ldea-di
ed and unbleached Muslins from .51. to lb c. per yard;
Green, Yellow, Red and White Flannels; Tiekings,
Cheeks, stripM Shirtings; bleached and brown Drillings,
etc.otc. All of which are offered at wholesale and re
tail at the very lowest cash prices.
sep3 A. A. MASON & CO.
ENV DAGUF IREQTYPE ROOlds, Burkes
BoiLt-
N
ins, Fourth stmt.—Room' & AMIDST, Daguerreo
typist§ front the Eastern cities, would call the attention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns,
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms.in
the . third oozy of Burke'Sbuilding,.4th Cl..
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 are of the Most pow
erful kind, enabling lit to execute pictures udsurpassed
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public are
solicited to call and examine.
Persons sitting' for pictures are neither re9uirred or ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction is given.
N. U. Operators willfind this a good depot for stock
and chemicals.
117" Instructions given in the art, containing the more
recent Improvements.
TO PEMALES.—Every female should' have a•box of
Dr. Ralph's Pills. They are perfectly adapted to the
peculiaritial of their constitution acting with gentle mild
ness-and safety,fa all rireumsranla; • Wherever introduc
ed, their character has been rapidly established anicmg
the ladies,
,with_whom they are emphatically The Favorite.
Very Complete dliections for tise , in the various coin-
Me w elb
ls )yil l be - the accompapying
;eaorot- sale try • R. L. errlitiEßT.
" • Smithfield street. v. - - Third.
street. near
Alan, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny City; ,I. G. Smith,X'
niinglnim;.and John M'Crucken, Fifth Ward, Pittalurg l l7.
A 1125
;. Hollow-Ware Castings.
.''I~I'EnOHANTS visiting our city' for the purpose of
jrL obtaining their Spring supplies 'of .11ollow-ware
and:otherCtutungs,•ivill find a very-heavy-stock and an
extensive variety of patterns and sizes in store
.and
as
Samples-eanbe seen at ourwnrehouse,Cornmerei tßow,
.Liberty street, nextW. W:Mallnee's Marble_
works.
Tenns and prieesfavorablo. . • • •
feb ' - QUIN, Meßßl7)Flic
VIM' BOOKS—Just received, by Express: Germany,
1' England. and Scotland. or recollect of a Swiss
minister; by J. H. hierle•D'Aiibigne. D. D,. author of His
tory of the Reformation, Life of Cromwell,
A Practical Eihibition of the Gospels of fit: Arhitfiew
'and St. Mark; Mthe'form of Leetures, intended to assist
tbe•:netieeer_dcpthestre instrurtionand deeptleoe.;by,Tohit
eitextteter,:.i t p.. Bishop of . Chester. -; - • ,
• lteeetkle by; • ' ELLIOTT do MOLISE', -
feb24 Zit Act street bet. ad stud
_Prial*Aitbllltbicines.
1101 7 PLAND"3 CELEBRATED
• = --6ERMAN.DIEDICINES •
Are withbut o rival,* ilte•Cst re Of the following Distaste
IF taked according to the directions they will cure cloy
ease, no matter who or what else , has fulled.
•
VEOL•'TABLE BLIEUMA'fIe ymts,-
For the permatient cure of Rheumatism.- Gout. Gan
grene, Hysteria. and- severe nervous affections. and are
highly recommended for the cure of Dropsy, I temoral
Asthma and Neuralgia. Patients using. them,' In most
cases. experieneadnuteht soon, after-the first dose; They
quiet the itervousaysfein, *)rich enables them, to rest well
during the night. They never fail to affeila care., when
taken according to directions. , •
.No outward application eau perutanently remove, rhea.
maticpains from the system. - Liniments sometimesact us
a palliative fora shortperiod. but there is.ul ways danger
in their use.. They tray cause the pain to leave one place
for perhaps a vita/ part,. or ,alse where the pain will be
more scuts. - .
GEILISAN BITTERS,
For the permanent cure of Liver Complaints. Jaundice.
Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Chronic. Debility, Chronic Asth
ma, Nervous Debility, Pulmonary Affections, (arising
from the liver or stomach;) Diseases of the Kidneys, and
all diseases-,arising from a disordered stomach. in both
male • and female. such as female weakness, dizziness,
fullness of blood to the head. ,They streaghten t ; sys
tem, and remove all "aridity of the stomach. ism it
tone andaction and assist digestion. They can :taken
by the most delicate stomach. and in every case en
tirely destroy costiyenesiAantr_renovate tie.fasholasys-
fent,- rerMitin. , all imptisiiies Med renmants ciflteprious
t and givintr.aslitnlthy..,action to ,: duawltOle
franc. • -
The tYLOPlotosof LiveiootOPlyilliare ' one:0111es is and
NIMBI the tight "aide, arikaitrentsCuston Much nmatdinte-
IY-unffer , theyinferipr. riliirinlibigir;le lie on theJeftliide,
or if ittaildt,:gAragOtiViensi4Wprodinted, which-se
riously atkats--2tesPiratnat,:eattsirieVertofteu
atrifable
somecotraft;-.togefiter ivith.thise sraPtoola We Perft: Wait
' coated tpagnb,. acidity
,Of thostonutch,tiefieteneraf-Par
spirritioa,Taa-soinitimes a pywattieueiminjivitie .. .tiFtzt
shoulder, with a great dispointion to sleep and depreastan
of spirits, and sometimes sores in the inouthor ihroat,
causing mucus to rise in the. nostrils. Jaundice frequent
ly accompanies it, and a dropsy in the face. 'These symP
toms,. if permitted to continue, will eventually produce
that most baneful disease. Consumption. In feet, a ma
jority of such cases originate from the irritating consul
above mentioned. Cathartic medicines must on every
instance, be avoided in the treatment for it.-
The kruptoms Of Dyspepsia rtic very , eathins—those af
fecting the stomach alone, are Hausea,:heart-burn, loss of
appetite. sometimes 'an excess of appetite, sense of full
ness or weight on the stomach; sinking or flattering of the
pit of the stonmelt. fiend eructations. or sour arising from
the stomach. &c. Dyspepsia, devoid of a °tactual nature.
is without danger; but. if arising from °disease of din
stomach, it is danger Ons.
Nervous Debility generally accompanies pepsin or
Liver Complaint; it will also cure. - A few q.s will-re
move all the unpleasant effects. such as doubting at the
heart, selling sensation when in a lying position. dots oi
webs before the sight. fever and. dull pain in the head,
constant imaginings of evil, and great depression of spir
its. Outward signs are, a quick and strong pulse, pale
and distressed C'oiiiitenance, &c.
Any case of the above disease can be cured effectually
by the use of the Bitters. as directed.
SUDORIFIC.
An infallible remedy for Coughs or Colds, or, filo Chest,
Spitting of Wood, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Broil
liestioral Asthma, ur any disease of the Lungs or
Throat.
This is an invaluable family medicine.. It soon relieves
any Cough oelloarseness, 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 ammaily, and cause many to grow up with a. deli
cute frame, who would have been strong and robust, Hal
first properly treated.
SPIKENARD OINTMENT,
For the effectual cure of the Piles, Teller, and RheuM,
Scald Head, Ring-worms, Inflamed . Eyes or Eye-lids,
Barber's Itch,Frosted Feet ; Old Sores arising from fever
or impure blcoll; 11/111 will extract the fire from burns, on
application, or remove ear cutaneous eruptions from the
skin. Persons troubled with tender" faces should uie it
after shaving; it will, in a few moments. remove all sore
ness and stop the bleeding: It can'always be relied on,
and is invaluable in any famijy.
TAIL OINTMENT,
For the cure of pains or weakness in the liver, back or
chest: it will entirely remove any deep- seated pains.—
These remedies have caused many to enjoy the Mrs
- tunable blessings of invigorated health. and in a varie
ty of desperate and abandoned cases, a perfect and mill-
cal cure.
The innumerable impOsitions upon the public, and the
statements of remark able tures never made, yet certified
to by feigned names, or by persons wholly unacquainted
with what they have endorsed, renders at difficult to do
justice to. the public in offering sufficient inducement to
make a trial of these invaluable medicine's. They are ed
tirely vegetable, and free front' all injurious ingredients,
and claim your patronage solely upon their merits. Every
fatnily should have a mimphlet—they can be bad of the
ag Prinen gratis.
t,
Principal Depot at the German Medicine store. 278 Race
street. one door above Eighth, Philadelphia. For sale in
Pittsburgh; by . jjanl7-dly] WM. THORN.
$6OO 615 Al
•• 1)0.067 77
.207.409
SILENCE THAT DILEADfuL COLIGIThe Lungs
sic in danger, the work of the destroy er has been
begun, the Cough of Consumption bath in. it a sound of
death. .
ARE rot A MornEx? Your darling child, your idol
and earthly joy, is now perhaps confined to her chamber
by a dangerous cold—her pale cheeks. her thin shrunken
fingers; tell the hold disease has already gained upon her
—the soulttl of her supulehral cough pierces your soul.
Xoczto MAN, when just shout to enter life, disease sheds
a heart, crushing blight over the fair prospects of the fu
ture—your hectic cough and feeble limbs tell of your
loss of hope, but you need not desynir. There is a balm
which will heal the wounded lungs, it is.
Sherman's Balsam.
Mrs. Arraiss. the wife of Wm. 11. Attree,'Esq. wars
given up byDr. Sewall of Washington, Drs. Roe and
McClellan of..Philodelphia, Dr-Roe and Dr. Mott of New
York. Iler friends all thought she must die. She bad
every appearance of being in consumption ' and was so
pronounced by her physicians—Sherman'a Balsam was
given and it cured her.
Mrs. CIA muisnA Nrz, of Ball's Ferry. was also cured of
consumption by this Balsam when all other remedies
foiled to give relief—she was reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle. Dentist, 2SI Broadway, JIAS witnessed its
effects in several cases where no other medeeine afford
ed relief—but the Balsam operated like a charm. Dr. C.
also whitened its wonderful effects in curing Asthma,
which it never fails of doing: Spitting Blood, alarming
as it may be,js effectually cured by . this Balsam. It
heals the ruptured or wounded blood resets, and makes
the lungs sound again.
Rev. Annear Joinz, 109 Eighth avenue, was cured of
rough and catarrhal affection of 50 years standing.. The
first-dose gave him more relief than all the other medi
cine he had ever taken. Dr. L. J. Beals, 10 Delaney
street, gave it to a sister-in-law who wan laboring.under
Consumption, end to . .another sorely afflicted with the
Asthma. both ernes its effects were immediate, soon
restoring them to comfortable health-
Airs. Lucent Wens. lS Christie-st, suffered from
Asthma 42 years. Sherman's Balsam relieved her at
once, and she is comparatively well, being enabled to
ritibdue every attack b y a timely use of this medicine.
i
:Phis indeed s the great remedy for Coughs, Colds, Spit
ting Blood, Liver Complaints, and all the affection/of the
throat. and even Asthma and Consumption.
fried 2i cents mid St per bottle,
Principal Otoeelo6 Nassau street. New York,
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Premitun Tooth Paste and Poor
Man's Plaster
Sold. wholesale and retail by WM. JACKSON, at his
Boot and Shoe Store and l'uient Medicine Warehouse.
89 Liberty street Pittsburgh, head of Wood street, and
the following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny'
county
A_ M. Marshall. Allegheny city), Jonathan Ghriest,
Manchester; J. R. Jacques, Birmingham; A. S. Getty,
Wylie street; J. G. Muslin, car. .Webster st. and Elm;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty; H. 1., Mitchell. Wilkins.
burgh; Thus: Aikan, Sharpaburgh; Saint. Springer,
ton; James .M'Kee, Stewaristown; John Neck, Turtle
Creek; C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; ROW'S/id & Son, Mice's
port; MeEldowney, Bakerstown; Riley M'Laughtin,
Plumb. Township; Wm. .1. Smith, Temperanceville; Jun.
,Fulton, 'Damon:lh G. Starr, Sewickly. niarfly
Ayr OBE TESTIMONY W. LASSO, of Fayette
',ol vine. N. Y.. says: "I am well persuaded, and have
been for some time, that your Domestic Vegetable Pills
- - are fitment Use to all those who may have, occasion to
use-them, and have administered teem to my patients."
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia and Bilious +ever, are im
mediately cured by the use of .Dr. Ralph's Pills. Price,
25 cents a hex. Sold wholesale and retail by
. - -
.. S. 1.. CUTIIBERT,
street. near Third.
Pursntrann, Dee. 15, 1317
_ .
•
Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny eity ; J. G. Smith, Bir
minstont; and John M'Cracken. Fifth Ward. • febl7
DR. Qhio, writes. March. 1846:
"I have used your rerntifttge, Carmiitarive Balsam,
and Expectorant, in my practice, for the last three years,
~ a nd have been exceedingly well pleased with them, and
never, as yet, to my recollection, failed of realizing my
fullest expectation in their curative properties. Your
other medicines !.cannot speak of from experience; but,
judging from those I have used, I doubt not but that they
clann, and ore entitled to all
confidence reposed in
them, by . those wholutve used them. I Was formerly
very t?nront to ***** Vermifuge, until I beeameacquam
ted with yours, which has my decided preferene to any
other now in use. .
Ressectfolly, yours, &c., S. S. COOK, M. D."
For sale in= Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 72
Fourth St. ' (045
1) A: FAHNESTOCK'S COUGH SYRUP.—This pre
-11). paration has proved itself to be of very great effica
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Spit
ting--of Blood, .Whooping Cough, and other Pneumonic
Affections; and the proprietors feel warranted in recom
mending 'it as a eafe: and usefUl medicine, and are pre
pared to show certificates of indisputable authority; in
testimony - of its value. . •
It ispleasant to the taste, and is offered also low a'price
as toy place -it within the reach of every perion. There
, are, perhaps, buttew Cough preparations that will "Pro
duos oath - decided effects in such a short time. Pre
pared and sold by
B. A. PAHNESTOCK & CO.,
-Corner of First and Wood; also, corner of Sixth and
Wood streets. . • - decl3
_
rve. RALPH'S' Cams=Aran Vsorrearx Plus aro for
_LI
sale, wholesale and: retail. at the
Orrice,.
' No. 50. Smithfield In.
.
, ,
Alio, by' IVm. Cole,.
Allegheny city: J. G. Smith. fir
-m-iiiithern; - John McCracken, Penn etrect, , Fitlh Ward.
fish 21 '.
of'nINES AND MOW°
tare and Eightlesri
e following celebrate
namely :
A Seignette Brandy, pale,
44
- " dark,-
(hard "
pale,
Sazenac
Hennessy . *i' dark.,
pale
Pinot Cnstillon &Co
, . . .
London Israrket Wine
:Bonen Port
Trtiali - „. ..."
Irunt ' . . ,
.., g ,
J .Bura-undy .. ' ' - -",
S.: S. lklatletia "
-, 9 . '
.
a I, l yrniiigtian, "
" • ayal
Imperial Eagle Gin, -E . Pale Sherry ~ . "
Black !lonic " = Brown " o ~
Swan _ " Golden " . , ''•
l'ine Apple " ' ~.
Tenrilie " • . - "
Irish Whiskpy " .ii: Lisbon "
~ .' '" ,
Jamaica Spirits,
_m Claret .. . . '
St. Croix... Rum.. . . . . Sweet. 1c Dry 15 ritIttiti.';''
Topether.vrith.atitige stock. of theiabove -Wines end
Liquors in potties , alsof,ChampagneandAeret Wines,
for;seleaminsported,.on pleasing terms. at the Whas Cel
lar and Liquor Store. of :P. C. MARTLN,
feb7 . . corner of Smithfield and Front sus.
ayneao.Famlly Medicines.
00 Whale. Halves, Qtiar
I randy, Wines. Gins, &c.
WS, grades, cuid vintages
11111===11
91719 E
OritgT-
.----Vhiirr o AfifiliAi r lik ,
COLLEGE OPIiMAXer lilt
Na 207, MA& STREET. .131,111120 1 ',DiVar , NOUN.
DR. G. C. VAUGHN'S •Fegeraft/e isthentriptie ittleer
tileMent for 1847,—..1 Camay l'Save,l Conquered;"
is most emphatically the Cade with thi s article. . *Diseisse
bus ever yielded to its most marvellous medieMal,power.
Wherever .it has one, and South America, England,
Canada, and the Un....ited States haie . provided the trutn of
this statement, the above quinatiun in ir itrang and pithy
sentence, tells the whole stqty.. Invalidt; the principle
upon which you are cured:may not be krisiwn to you.
but the result of a trial is iitistactoip yea ire restored;
and the secret of the cure remaini with die:proprietor.—
The Medicine is a compound of 2S' distinct vegetable
agencies ; each individual root has:it its own; Peculiar, ex
elusive. inctliciuul property, conflieting with no other
compound—each Mot makes its' own eurtand is a per
fect combinatioti. when taken into the syStem, it does the
work which NATI:RE. When her lans were first eitablish
ed, inteuded it should do—PUIUFLES,STRENGTILEASS ,
AND RESTORES the brokeu deten, debilitated constitu
tion. DILOCH. it. all its I: harect c rs , ' will bd completely
eradicated from the system by iis use. See pamphlets in
agentishinds, fur flee cireulatioa—they - treat upon all
dismses, anti show testimony of cures. (lii•Xst., and all
complailits'of the urinary organs. form 'slid the cause of
great suffering. and Vscouft'sLrrnicrutertn has acquired
no small celebrity over the,conntry. by Bie.oures It has
made in this distressing class of afflictions.' -So famed, it
seems. is this medicine. that If has thus attractedthe sto.
lice of otic'ef otir•Mediraf publieatitina Ile tlie Dici4ein
be No. 1516; of .the ', B utfa I o Journal and Mouthly , Re-.
vie* of Medical and zlergiCal Science its an artic l e up
on eideulowsdiseases, add-. Solvents,.. the. Writer' after
noticing the factUiat the English goyerioneut nce pur
chased a'secret remedy, and also noticing the `purchase
in Md. of n Keret - remedy, by the lagislinue of New .
York, thus paystribute,to the,.fame of .the. i hledicinet
" Why do not our Repiksentatives in S.etitite.sind'Asseni
bly convened. enlighten and 'dissolve , the. suffering
thousands of this country , by the purchase; of Vaughn 's
Vegetable Lithoutnptie, than which no Solvent since the
days of Alchemy has possessed one half the fame!"—
Reader. here is a periodical of high standiug, .ackuow
hedged throughout a large section of this eiluntry to be
ithe of tlie , lidilVeoniiiieferl jourtials of the'klia-11(1116..17: - .
States, exchatigitigieith the seienfifia" witsiri If Europe
to our certain knokoledge. edited by Alistin'Xllnt, M. D..
end contributed to by men of the highest: professional
ability. this stepping aside n otice a ,''. secret.. remedy."
You will nt once understand o unknOwire w
nd orthless
nostrum, (mind thus extortn c tomcat from soll4la a gent
ler—amid consequently. unless it directly earitlieted , iirith
the practice-of the focally, it must have -.Mien its great
fame" which has caused it to receive thisipassing tied,
htttNex diseases. weakness of . the back and spne,irregalar.
painful and in
suppressed Menstruation, Flosj Alb, and
1
the entire complicated train of evils- which folio* a dis
ordered system; are at oncp.relievcd by the' medicine.—
Send for pamphlets from Agents. and )ou'yill find evi.
deuce of the value of the Imbontriptic there put fonts:—
As a remedy for the irregularities of the !etude system.
it has in the compound a "root" which has een resorted
to in the I tenth oh. Europe thr.centaitick—as ii sure cure for
this complaint, and ll restorer of health of the entire systeni.
LIVES (303111. 1 / 1 137, JAUNDICE. HILIMS DLSEASU.. lee., are
instantly relieved. People of the West Wiii filog.it the
only remedy in these complaints. as well as Fzvsa -AND
Aoss. There is no remedy like it, and oo Miamelor ear
' , forms any part of this mixture.. No Injury will re
sult to its tine.. amid its active properties arennatafested in
the use, of is single 30 oz bottle. For Fe+ and .Ague,
Bilious Disorders, tale no other Medicine. IRimcsittrissi,
Gory. willfind relief •The.action of this medicine 41pUrl.
the Blood, will change the disease—orltieb originates to
the blood—and a healthy result will folloW. - DTSPEPISLA,
IXDIGESTIOX, &c.. yield in a few days use of this. Medi
cine. Infisumnation of the Lamm, Cocoui Co:mu-so-vox'
also, has ever found relief. Screfivia, Erysipelas. Piles,
inflamed E yes — all caused by impure bbod—will •find
this article the remedy.. The system, .eompletely acted
upon by the twenty-two different properties of the mix
tare. is purified and restored--as a partial c ute will not
follow. ' Th e train of common complainis ',Palpitation of
the Jleart. Sick Headache, Debility, tte., art ' ill the result of .
some derangenteut of the system. aad the Guest Rierro•
nca will do its work. The promisee'set forth in the ad
vertisement, are based upon the proof of what it has done
in the past four years. 'The written testimony of 1000
Agents, in Canada, the United States, Ettglarel. and South
America. in the possession of the proprietor—and can be
Seen by all interested—tat a sufficient derafinstraticut that
it is the Lot Medicine etn offered to the World. Get the
pamphlet, andstudy the principle as there laid down, of
the method of cure. Put up in 30 oz. bottles, at 82; 12
oz. do. at 81 each — die largest holding 6 Is. more thin
two small bottles. Look out and not get imposed upon.—
Every- bottle has " Vaughit's Vegetable Lithoutnpuc
Mixture" blown upon the glass, the vrrirrVi signature of
"G. C. Vaugh" on the directions, and ".G. C. Vaughn,
Buffalo," stamped on the cork. None other are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and sold at. the Principal
Office. 207 Main street, Buffalo, .at wholesale and retail.
No attention given to letters, unless post paid—rorders
from regularly constituted Agentsexcepted; post paid
letters, or verbal eommumeatiOns solici ting. advice,
promptly attended to gratis.
. .
Officesrlevoted exclusively to the sale Cif this article
—132 Nassau streets, New York city; 2957- Essex street,
Salem. Massachusetts and by the priuciPal Druggists
throughout the United States and Canada, as advertised
in the papers.. ,
Agents in this city— • .
Hays & Brockway, Wholesale and RetallAgents, No.
2. Commercial Row. Liberty street. Pittsbuyigh. Also, R.
F. Sellers, 67 NVOOd street; John Mitchell, FFloral street.
Allegheny city; John Barclay, Bcaverr het Smith,
Bridgewater. . ja lawly
eiIIINESE•IIMIR CREAM—A matchless article for
growth, beauty. sad restoration of the Hair. This
Cream, when once known, will supercede all other arti
cles of the. kind now in use. Where the hair is dead
harsh, thin, unhealthy, uor turning grey, few appliea•
firms will make the hair soft and dark, and give it a Lea*.
tifal t lively appearance; and will also make it maintain
its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long.as alLtke
preparations that are generally used. Where the.hairis
thin, or has fallen of it may be restore] bit:tiling this
Cream. Every lady and gentleman who isin the habit of
using oils on their hair should at once pluthase a bottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is so composed that it will
not injure the hair like the other preparations, but will
beautify it, and give perfect sahsfactiod in every in
stance.
For testimony to it., very superior qualitiei, see the fol
towing letter from the !ter. Mr. Caldwell to 11Iesrrs.
Ilendersholt & Stretch, Nashville, geueral.agents for the
Southern States:
, ,
Letter of the Rua. R. Caldwell. Poiror of the Presbyterian
•
Church, Pukuki
• . . .
IfrastitalElDES3llol7 & STIZTCII Gwert.rumn—l take
p.easure in ridding my testimony in favor of the escelleht
preparation called Dr. Parish's Chinese Iftiir Cream; (Or,
about two years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, and
disposed to come out; but having procured., bottle of the
Cream, and used it according to the prescription, it is ndw.
elastic. soft, and firm. to the head. Many balsams a n d
oils wrse applied; each leaving - my hair in•a worse state
than liefore: This Cream, however, has Met my ext.*.
tations.
• • As an article for the toilet. my wife gives it.preference
over all others. Dein.; delicately parfunnar.and not dii
posed to rancidity. The ladies. especially, will find the
Clitnese.Cream to be a desidemtuni .in their preparations
for the tenet. Respectfully, he. ,
R 'CALDWELL,
-
I [Pulaski; January 7, 47. •-
wholesale aiid retail, in Pittsburgh ! by Joint
M. Townsend. 45 Market et., and :Toil ktobler;t onter of
Wood and Filth .
LADIF are cautioned against axing Common Pieria
• red Chalk: They ore not aware how frightfully inju
rious it IN to the skin ! how coarse, how roach, hove sallow,
yellow, and Unhealthy the skin appears alter using Pre
pared chalk ! Besides it is injurious, conthining a large.
qttantity of lead! We have prepared a beautiful vege
table article, which we call Jones' Spanish Lilly While.
It ierperfectlyy innocent, being purified of all
.deleterious
qualities, and it imparts to the skin a natual, healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively white ; at the same time 'acting'
03 a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson. Practical Chemist of Massachu
setts, says: -After analysinglones'Bpadiih Lilly White r
I find it possesses the most beautiful and hatural; and at
the same time innocent, white I ever stivit. I certainly
can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose skin
requires beautifying." Price 25 cents a bor.Direetions
—the best way to apply Lilly White, is wifti soft leather
or wool—the former is preferable. .
A rm. set or. 'Parra roe 25 ewers:l:White teeth,
foul breath, healthy gums.. -Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
after being once or twice cleaned with. Jones' Amber
Tooth Paste, have the appearance of the, most beautiful
ivory, and, at the same time it is so.perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine, that its constant diailt utta 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 it prevents
from becoming worse—it also fastens such as is bee wiling
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately white, and make the breath deliciously sweet.
Price 25 or 571 cents aliox.- All the above are 'sold only
at llChatliamst., sign of the American Eagle, New York.
and by the appointed Agents whose names appear in , the
neat column. .
WILL TOU 11A HST, end get a rich husband, lady ? "Your
•. .
and get a . _
face - is your fortune." Ist beautiful, clear, fair? Is
white' If not. it can beinade so oven though it be yea
low, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned and' freckled. :Thous
ands have been made thus who have washed once , or
twice with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. ; The effect is
Glorious and magitificent.• Butbe sure you get the genu
ine Jones' Soap, at the , sign of the American Eagle, S 2
Chatham street.
. . .
Ring-worm, Salt-rheum, Scarier, Erjaelas,.Barber's
Itch, are often cured by Jones' Italian Cheinical Slap,
when every kind of remedy has failed. That it cores
pimples, freckles, and 'clears the skin, all know. Sold at
the American E agle. 85 Chatham street. blind, reader,
this seldom or never fella.
.
C. INGLIS, Jr:. Patterron.
Sold at lacasorea 89 Liberty it., head of Wood, Sign of
.?of the Big Boot.
A MERICAN OIL—THE GREAT REEDY OF NA
/IL TUBE.—Procured from a well in Kentucky, 1115 fret
below the earth's surface. This Oil will tie found vastly
superior to Harlem, British, or any other formerly popu
lar Oils. Its curative proporues for the followtrif
MGM! are truly Wonderful InflamauiiY rhetrin
whooping,cough,phthisic, coughs, cindps, •ppasnis, otter,
erysipelas, scald head, croup, infiammatdry sore throat,
liver complaint, inflammation of the kidneys, piihs hrthe
breast, side, and back, diseases of the spine, piles; heart
burn, diseased of the hip Joint, inflamed 'dare eyes,eloof
ness, and ear ache, worms, tooth ache; sprains, strains,
buritsocalils, bruises, cuts, ulcers, cancnr, fever, sores,
•
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
WM. JACKSON, nt his boot and Shoe stpre " I ati4rty
street, Pittsburgh. The ato Boor stand' in the door-way.
Only place in Pittsburgh where the can be ob
tained. • • t•
Cat - rms.—ln order to be sure of obtaining the genuine.
purchase only of the general agent fur Western Pennsyl
vania, Wm. Jackson. dd Liberty street, or through sub-
Agents appointed by hint for its sale, each of whom will
have a show bill and general directions in 'pamphlet form-
Contattiing the nantes - emd address of the , Proprietor sum
General Agent of Western Pennsylvania; as Mitosis:
Hall & Co., proprietor, Kentucky. .!
• Wm. Jackson. General Agent for Westelm Pennsylva
nia, ee Liberty street, - Pittrourgh, to wbont all orders
must be addressed.'
Hennara.—Each bottle is enclosed'in title of the above
Limited Pamphlets, and the name of William Jackson. (the
general and only whnlcanle agent for Western Pennsyl-.
v attia„) printed on the cintside of the litheli • ciente.
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SUGAR COATEkt'VEG_ _ABa S PI
_Janet',
A RE universally admitted to operate, sot Only Ws al
A
effiettialluirentieribut elf a nreertailhref•Vessedo,,.ki
all diseases which can affect the hununid. Resit.
ache, Indigestion, IthCUMIIILSTD, Piles. Scurvy, irop, i y,
Small Pox . , Cholefa.Mcerblni, Whooplaglknigh,
Coniumption.'launtliee; Quinseri
plaifit Aponte:7; Cartel" Messiest Salt - Rhea:4,lQC
lleariburn, Giddiness, Erysipelas; Deathessi'lleltiap•of
S COWS, thint.Gravel,Palutainabe.ktilokilitsrlinkt.
Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Risings in the Throat
Asthma, Feeds of Dii
in the Side, !hinting Of ifloet,''Sese'RYall , Sdloaßtti , filf.e
Anthony's pire,'Lawnestf of SpisiticFloodlngi':Flues AIP
bus or Whiteir,'Grittek,•Kingi•••Eiil, Eittoklaws:Hystesi•Ol
Rile on the Stomech, sod all bilious affections, Pleurisy,
Swelled Feet and Legg, Swine •Pox:;lVldie..S.wellinga,
Tremors,.Tumors,,Ulcers. Voiniting-i-and a boat of ether,
have. successfully. and' reptatedly beet; vnagttuhrd
heir all-powerful arm. • : - . .4 -
They have been known to effect Oernianetreautei what!'
all,other remedies hati.provad unavailing, *Milt Aldine
stages of disease.
• They have in many CPAIGII superseded thiprucriptire skill
of ihi Mast emintni physicians, and received besides their
unqualified commendation.
They have been frequently recommenced by niene
most distinguished characters throughout the land, mid'
been sanctioned in. Europe by Noblemen, hail PrilICII14;11"
royal blood.. .. •
they have been introduced into the hospitals of Eind- . ;
burgh. Paris, and Vienna ' and through the , disinterested.
exertions of our Foreign Ambassaders, they rdee6
veil the favorable commendation of the Eniperos et Rai
sin, and of biseelestial Majesty of the Chinese Empire.,
jl3'Scarcely a Packet vessel of any repute sails hum.
the.port of New York, without an abundant supe l f albs;
.... SICK. usnr.s.NEYELEAU4O
• have been established niallehe pntraFtli
Cities in . thell.fiffeAiind applicant:tag grerionstantly reach
'Mg us from almost nuniberleu villages in every section
of the country. .Testimonials of their marvellous effects
are ponriiag.ni tram all. quarters—and •in such numbers
that wc,have not time to mad one half of, them: NVhat
stronger or more 'et:inclusive - evidence thah these intriait.
silt facts can the most sceptical desire? Is it posaible,tbat,
the many thousands who , have tried CLIC:RENEWS
I'ILLS, can be deceived in their results? If any impos
ture or quackery existed, would it not lung egotisme beet'
held up. as it should be. to the- scorn and- derision:: at st,
justly offended community. . ,
err Remember, Dr. C. V. Clickener is the original fuz'
ventor of Sugar Coaled Pill s ; cudthat nothing - of the kifl
was ever 'leant of, until be introduced them ins.leuc.,ll4o.
l'urelitniers should. therefoic, always .ruk.for CliekanSes
Stager coated Vegetable Pills, and take ne tother,_er th ey
will be made the victims of a fraud. • •
PRICK' 25 CENTS PER 110 X., • . • r.
Dr. Clickener's principal office for the sale of pills, is ill
•
Vesey st.. New York.
Whl. JACKSON: b 9 nrWooffil.; Pitts
bnrgli. PS:. General Agent- fbr Western •Prinaylsraut%
Northern Ohio. and the. River Counties of.Vuginie..
Cents The knowing. are Dr. citeenee. duly
for Allegheny co.. Pa. ' " -•• ••• ' •
WM JACKSON, , (principil).B4l:ll/egly auras Awake.
A. M. Marshall, Allegheny
Jonarlian (airiest, Manchester.
• • C. Townsend & Cos. ••,*. •
Juo. R. li. Jacques,Birrningharn.
Jon. 11. Cassel. Penn st.
.•
'Andrew S. GettY.'Wylie st:' • • •.'
Robert Williams, Arthitraville.
. . IL H. Hewingray, South Ward. .
Sinith. Temperaneeville.
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawreneeville."
Negley. East Liberty'.
Edward Thompson, WiJkinsburgla.
Thomas Aikiu Sharpsbergh.
G. if. Starr. Sewickley.- . -
Samuel Springer, Clinton "-
John Black, Turtle Creek., .t :J.
. .C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth.. •• .
Riley 311.aughlin,,Plninb.Tiiwtssido.'
:J./ones, DakeTstown.
Penny, hllieespori.
WIrT IS THE BEST COUCH'MEDICINE :EVER . .
USED =This was expresiiil bcnvinit
terday. by an Mtelligent - geittlemanj 'Who had - ttsedhut
about one half of a bottle of Dr. Iliffnrirs Orieirtoi
Mixture, before he was entirely Cered. Conic , and. - get a
bottle of It. and if the most obstinate cough or cold does
not disappear by its use. pillr money will be rellnitled.
Compounded as it is.'of the mestellective, thongh harm
less and pleasant remedies: its use for Years.bas, norist.;
deed can it, fail to give entire satisfaction. •-
For sale, whOlesale and retail. by • • •• •• •
DAYS - lk IIROCICIVAV:• • •
Liberty street. near Canal Patin.
WILLIAM FLEMING. • •
• • 'Lawrenceville:
Sold also by
oett
I)NV D
11.I.AR'S Oriental Cough irs
w as imams rr.7 Those':wholave uothnd an op
.
par:unity of trying,thas great remedy. for the Perrnatfrpt
cure of every a ffecuou of the lunge. should net fail to ;iv!
ha trial: Certificates or its eilicienif.:frossi our,iismittf.
imps, which we ore constantly receiving. tanaot bald
convince the skeptical. 'Rend the followingfroM'e:ledi
of high staliding in Allegheny i • ' • '
Axxxr.uxxx Car. Feb-7, 1448.'..!
"Harm. Hays 4 , Brockway: It:affords me Vest We p '.
sure to be aide to add aay testimony in favorot-Dr.• Wil
lard's truly valuable coagb medicine. Abdul three months
Since I Was•attritiked.wub a violent cold. and was math
distressed with the cough, from which 1 could get boat.
lief, until I was a short time since induced to call 81 your
store and purchase some of the Oriental Cough Mixture.
I am happy to state tbot the use of the second bottle lies
entirely cured toe; and, baying great confideoce in if; I
have, and shall continue to recommend it to my friends.
"GRA= F1114.11.y.183..
Price, 25 cents a bottle.Pohl by .••••• • :" r
• ii.kys ~k ,DRocKwikr, 1.
No. 2; Cotn. Rov.;.laliesty st.. nearCatal.'
(febitrj =J: FLEMINti. Imwresee
llt0:11 the Is.iew York 'Gazette; Oct.. in, MA' a'
•'paper deservedly at 'the head of the daily ste n , in
thin counti
• • EriotoCa Extract of SarropuriLM.—lt were bezeourtely
to cull the attention of our renders to this invalualile
oration which-will be found advertised IS another
.Ir. _Bristol is a brother, and iunes a highly intensity
newspaper, every nosy and then, one or two numbers of
which we have already noticed; and the Medicine itself
has been eulogized by, nearly nU the Pees of the wealth
country, and, we doubt not. Nadi eulogised. It has in Its
favor, moreover„ very flattenug ,testimonials from the
most eminent practitioners in every part of the country
where it has been used. There is beauty .and Aaiste
enough in thebizides, and in tlai enpuied labels in which
they are:-enveloped. -to -induce a purchase, even if the
preparation itself were not one of the '"sovereigitest Jo
the world," as every . person 'must believe it istbrit is,
every • one must behesre it isL-that is, every mar who
would not resist a MU of 'documentary evidence Conclu
sive enough to convert a Turk to Clinstianity,- Bityiire
of the bottles, gentle , reader, and see whether you dojneit
agree with its on this point. • • ,•
~ For eels by . B. A, FAIINFSTOCK &
feb24 • cur, of Isl and Wood and 6th and Wood ate. .:
fIKUMATISM . ,. GOUT, *AND TIO DOLOTIEUICIL.
.116 A respectable gentleman called at our office, hi hO
'said, to inform us that he had been afflicted for 15' leafs
'with Rheumatism or 'Gout, and Oceasiorially with TIE
Doloreux pthat he had 'been frequently confined'telfa
room for months together„titid:Often starred ihe . mbsi in
temie and eicructattut pain, but that lately he had, ben
using . ./ayies Alteratire. from which he found the most sg
nal and unexpected relief... fife' says he' found utedi
eine very pleasant and effective, and - that be mow kciti
alders himself perfectly cured.-Philadelphia Korth Amer-
A FACT Writer', littowrio.-- , A gentleraareof lienifulons
from indiscretion in his yoanger days. became ef
fected with. Ulcerations in• the Throat and Noget Ind
disagreeable eruption of the Skin. Indeed, his whole
system bore the marks of being sainrated with diseave.
One hand and Ar,Ltat were so much afeeted that.he had
lost theuse of hand. every part being covered with
deep, painful; and offensive ulcers. and were IS bellow
and porous as air honey-eonsh. It was it trgs elf his
complaint, when death appeared inevitable, °tn . !, loa th
seme disease. that he commenced theus.e Jayne's. Al
terative, and having taken sixteen bottles, iiktiftw,perfact
, The Alterative operates through the el revilitqattt ‘ .9n 4
putiftes the blood and eradicates disease from the system,
wherever . located,
,and the numerous mites it hair po
formed in. diseases of the ikin, cancer,. scrofula. Out,
liver complaint,*dyspepsiapnd other chronic 'diseasesils
tru t lo . ?stonishing.—Sperir VMc Times. -•• • '
For valeta Pittsburgh , at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
2Fourth street.
CoNsubirrioN, COUGH, SPITTING OF SLOOP!
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, he.—To Cosscurrirviny
Four-fifths of you are really suffering , frum • neglected
• Colds, or an obstruction. and consequent inflamattortof
the delicate lining of those tubes through. which ,ibis-air
we breathe is distributed to the lungs. This olistrueliien
produces pain and soreness. hoarseness, cough, difficulty
Of breathing. hectic fever, and a spitting of blood, matter
or phlegm, which finally exhausts the strength of the pa
Gent—end death encore JAYNES' -EXPECTORANT
nerer fail., to remove this obstruction t and produces the
most pleasini , and happy results.-'lt is certain. is. its ef
fects, and cannot fail to relieve. •
For Pale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store r i 2 Fees%
it., near Wood. , •
BEST COUGH MEDICINE IN THE • WORLD'.
J 1 knottier evidenee of the sarreriority of Der Wit.
/ants Cinigh Mizircir; over all others.. Read the firliovriat
certificate from'a respectable citizen of the Fifth Woad:
Prrrsar ion, Nov: 3,1547.
"This certifies thit far some weeks past I was troubled
with ti very serious Congh. which' was evidently becalm
ing seated on the lungs to such an extent as to resist the
effect of every medicine which I had been a ing. ' I was
filially persuaded to call at Hayi & Brockway's 'pets
Store, - and get rc bottle of Dr.• Ward's Cough
Mixture; which, to p.y great surprise. relieved me very
much; after taking only two dr three doses, and before I.
had used one bottle. I was etitirely cured. I was sonnwit
pleased with its effects, that ! have brought others to buy
it, and shalt contintie to recommend it to my friends, as I
firmly believe it to be the UP Coug h - Medicine the werfd."
• ' • "ANDREW M'CiTILT."
Try it—onty 25 eerits a Bottle. Sold by '
HAYS & lIROCKIVAY:
Nat, I.iberty street, near Canal Has*
- Sold also by • • J. FLEMING:
- novlo - • Lawreueeville,
B A` .m oF,COLITMDIA.-1104 Penis—Te the Bald lingt
Grey you wish a rich, lituiqus - hetul of hair, free •
from daudrulTand scarf. de not fall to procure the genuine
BOW= of Columbia. In cases of baldness, it will more
thin . exceed yotir expectations. Many who have lost
their hair for twenty year . have bad it restored to its Int
.gival perfection by the. use , of this Balsam. Age, state, or
condition. appears to be ito obstacle, whatever. It also
causes the Buhl to flow with which the delicate hair tithe
is filled. by which means thousands, whose hair was gr ey
as the Asiatic eagle,. hare had their hair restored to to
natural color, by . the . wicAlf this inviduable,reme44 In
all cases of fever it will belftimid one of the most pleasant •
washes-that can be died. A fria applications only are
necessary to keep thehair from falling out. It strengthens
the roots, it never falls to impart a rich. glouy appear.
ence; and, as a perfume for the toilet.it is unetpulledf it
holds three times as much as other miscalled Heir Bosun
and is more etretitUttl, The ganMne manure°
tared only by Comatook Son', 21 Courtlandt.streeti Neer
York.' •• :
Sold only genuine in PiUsburgh. by ..lscasov. B
os.
Liberty street; head of Wood; abio, in Washington, ea.,
by /1: Sweeney 4 Suit in Cannonsburch, by OrMairell;
iußrownaville, by Bennett & Croker, also, Ih wrest town
niPannsylvnnia, Ohio, Maryland andifirginip, • •
• norlD-diewllm.
11 CM% ' P. 1 ' • •
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