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Est9,l?lyls . hinent.
4ust opened. admuung the Exchange
ediately opposfte, the office of the
,twth street, a FASIGO.NABLE STOCK OE
Airhen's wear, which heti becu selected from
~ .2Erench importing house 'Past. A sight of the
• , convince all that they are; of the newest styles
Yabrickt,ever brought to this city. Hc
i llf i t u t;
• •.g".fror to make-his garments fit sd
easy and aby
well.
--r 4 ,14 e icasurethem. shall only 1:4
wearing be ,11lled
Wthepleisittre of paying for them. Tebms Cash. and prices
to evirresPoad. imap.W I - i_3NO. CURRAN.
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'•Frisnoh Goods, for Gents. Wear.
HElfribscriber appeals to his shelves to bear him out
T
iu the assertion that be has! the largest lot of
Prehelt . Goods, adapted to men's Wetir, to be found in any.
Tailoring Establishment in the city minty articles and
many styles included in the same, cannot be found else
where.' A. few of the leading!artielee will be enumerated
here below:
DcMotin's Finest 131ack Clotha
Johannes Abbott's colored "
ROOrkm & Sitnoni's Doeskin-Ca simeres;
Crape Elestniues
. ,Light and dark Fancy's • "
Paltot Cloths, for Summe'r Coatsj;
Cticlunaretts, "
Eobume, •0 ! "'
Tkveeds, English and American;•
Satins, Crape Silk,
_Terltion. Cachmere, Tinselled
,Brocades,. embossed and needle wrought Shapes, white
Marseilles. and a - great variety of other Yestings.
Aliso—Linen Drilla, white, grey, plain, plaid and ribbed,
of entirely new styles. imported thudscason--which will
beaold lovy_to order, for cash, outlcllyery., and cash only.
3. CURRAN.
• Fifth street, next Exchange Bank.
Fashionable Clothing Store,
No. 218 LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITE SEVENTH.
PTHlESubscribera respuctfully inform their friends and
the public generally. that they have just received
a new supply of French rani English Cloths, and
merer.—Vestings of till styles and quality—Ready-Inado
Clothing of all descriptions, neck ned pocket Handker
&fiefs, Shirts; in short. every tulle usually kept to
Clothing Stores. constantly on Imml.
Gentlemen Wishing to have Clothe t s made to order. in
a fashionable style, will and it to their advantage to c i all
and examine our stock beforelroinx elsewhere.
• may3-if riPMULLEN & DOWNING.
dr.. J. P. :WI, t'
No. 77 . 379 CORNER AND r 4
1101ravin.... enlarged Mal newly fitted!
Ja MOM, at the above w4ll. know
invite the SIICUIIOII of the ti friends
choice selection of NeW Goode, corn
ti for spring and summer wear. sel
their customer department Those se
orders Will find at this e.tahlishmein
nett:desirable goods. 'stock of
ines extensive got up in :he Vest ma;
tonal, and *ell worpy; the attention
pitreliase. All are theited
thatthey will be pleased with price,
,
Ala* nssortment of shirts kept coin
aprillo 6m0..
4.1.1a.A.NY, La. .19,
.opened, for the Spring trade.
aSiortinent of well the.
Vestingi, consisting of stiperfine F'
: - idack and fancy,colored CLOTIIS.
lions styles of Sprit t and Summer 'CI
Plain and fancy French.
BrgERES, in great variety mid new
the vitstonter trade..
• . • ..
.41to, a great variety of new ,
and firiry VESTINGS.—
all of which will be cut and muck to order, in the most'
fashionable' style.
Perso:ts.favoring tlie esta.blishmeutLwith a call, will be.
suited 9n moderate terms, at short 'mace.
Thesuliscrther has itt-ie on hand a great assortment of
ILEA D\ INIA. cLoTHlNG.inatie in the present Spriug .
fi_ittiou..ccinsistner of every description of Dress end.
'rock Coats. of rdl fashionable eoliA's; fancy and plain
Sac :and Business Coats.
....Also. a general assortment of P i nts. -Vests, Shirts, Cravats. and all other articles in the lolling; line, which
will be soul low, for cast'.
Vl.7holesale purchasers wilt bud it mitell to their advaa.
tree to cull and examine Mt stork, liefore purchasing
elsewhere. I',..DEL_kNY, Tailor.
mar kt 3
TO ARMS' TO -A W
• n. 54011 01N1 esteta Pram
Nirhitc - will conrinne to sell clothing'
htlx,iteretorocu been offered in. the \V
Gtg'the!sr. cstaldklancitt in ilia it
erty )(Jul Sixth sta g Ile is now Tlrrinli
nulnetous rstrOlit."the pratest cnrct
metes, reStrics C1..4:1L0g of dcl
far die dtTipcuichin7 season. flint has e 4
• this mark.,L to which nll can have Ow
'Observe the cortier. No. In:. laticw:r
iratir•2li • .1. M. WHITE. TA
ezonaz. sratintzu
Twin City Clot king'
.VrtEollo F. SP AN Ca .F. 12 & Co. :moll
aud the Citi7ens of Allegheny.
.htind at•gotonect of It!iADYlil
dnitistlnti Coats. Vcs:s. Pant, Ito,
will fair. pricc3. Als.o.- sup.'
Casstrogres,"and Vesting& which the,"
order.in-the Iletlleil 00S licit mummer
'trr Citron work done as ornnl.
Donn foreet the place, on Mei
rld'street, 5 doors nordt of the Anetio'
•
' .. , Cliiii.tting I Clothing:l 2 CIZ - think II I
ile'',77trre Lt, D:ors rs. 'Th. Irfsgern troild !I!
' • 150 , 000 I ni V il"e t.t ' .IV I j• l e7d r y 'l 4 3 l; k e tt oVr N eiT S on lu tre
eriOirt iincral terms to my oill custOmers a n d the public in
-- sanarrit. *The Proprietor of this far-fumed and extensive
• ettaPliohmeut has now. after returning from the Eastern
eiCies e at mitch trouble null expense, Just completed his
reiLami winter arrangements to supplY his thousands of
• eAsfotnerivrith one of - the mart desirable stocks of Clo
thing"thrit hat ever been in - I'c m . ! in thnl or oily other mar
,• • ket wesitif the mountains. • leer 'lleci:llCA3 in style- arid
Workmanship. combined with tile very low price which
..- • - they svi7l. i.e sold for, ntust certainly Hader the old nun
- ritlllid.raren Big Doors one of the greatest attractions of
the western'coantry. It is gratifying to ma to he able to
announce to my nniacrous friends at borne and abroad.
' •
that ninwithstainling the extrziordinart efforts which I
have made to meet the'rnanv calls in nit• line. it i= with
- - • 'Mean" , titan keep time with the con;snint rush that i=
M
• aile on this esta.iiiidniwitt. It is it i welt established
filet. that my sales arc eigut or ten nines !urger than any
.. • other tionseia the trade: and this being. the ease on the
- • . elem e nt .oi,l. 1 rain adrial to sell at inuith less profit than
• others coahl possibly think of doing if they wished to
reiwer.cotilin ' xent expenses. I intend Ito make a Clean .
... '
sweep of rillmypreseistionek before thit beginuinr of next
• .Yearf . ,cominnto this condi: A iken. I writ image it ti,. : biter- '
'ent: , o ' innery taco, who weir s a cheap Uvinter suit, to call
anti pnrehase at the Three I..hg Doors.
- - - anattlbeiikw'. JetlCi m*r.i.ns::Ev.
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• . xl - F:::v Goothi.,Nl-:IV GOlNE 4 .—llicelsollitiii: Got '
- • XI - City'Clatiii.ig Start, a ,pkailitl a9orimr.l,l 01 C 01),,,
. ' LOrtilStiiiir of line French. English and American Plain.
," tilitelnaini [bury Cassitn-'77. of the a st mode, si F t e ..,
finntitrured Cashmere Vestings, Sill Velvet. Plain trial
Palicy Sittini-'-ull Of which we will i 1 ko '..p ut the most
riasituttl it a prices. in :t durable and faTonable style.
' ' licady made 'Clothirig. of all des notions; Lady's
Cloilts of the_ most fashionable. pit P.-ras. peek m i d
Prietit Hilktit.,- Su•pctiders, 130.401na, than Collars, and
, --' every article usually kept in a Clint:Lit Store. Country
- Itterclutitts, - before - Piirelia=ing elsewhe e, will find it to
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their advantage to van at the iron City Clothing Stor e .
No. - 41:12 Liberty street. immediately ciPipo,ite the mouth
• of. Market. • Loch?-u) (i MTN -.0.aii , .-}-
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. 4 4 . Q t.:1.1.1:41: (WV Mil% rot: cAlii:. —kt naer .....
1 ; 0 thing of erery desr.ription. sect as cloaks. ever
milts: stiperfiite blrosket, Beaver. Pilot ,and hcevy broad
cloth's; simerlllic• cloth. dress. and froek !coats; ts large as
sOttkleitVief tweed, sock and frock coats.
-Cloth. cassimere. Course:Men pantrdOons; also. a gen,
• era!' aimortinetti of rests; plain and fancy velvet; cloth,
...eosisinserc and fancy woolen. aml4plaid eassimenes with
. nigrosniniricty,of is...:perilise Irish linen. trimmed satirist;
untlike shirts: stock. cgvat.. comforts aid all other ant
. eleslll the 1 ' atilt?. Ilise . . - valo,l,- will be 'sold low for Cash.
:•Pureha..s. stills:ul it nusch to theitholsantage in call
Soo,u; it 19 Ldsetty street: I'. DEI.AN.Y
• INt. yt. -A complete URsOrtitotht of Rood,, suituble tot
Cusstomer work, alwaysynt hood, such at English. French
.and.Americati cloths. and mission:re,: i; also n choirs. as
snrunent of BM/sr/noble yes/tines—all r( winch will be
. made to order in the latest styles, mid :Ott the most ac-
Comm/diming tents,. • . • i isoilli-sistw
•••• . Cll...siWurCiotllassiF I :
111 E Sp ring ROILS. mer stock that is now ready mho
offered. ul the old original
THREE. Bit: DOORS, - •
Is one of the largest nod choicest io selietinti that la:tees es titlest exhibited by any one concern m this or any oth
er city in the Union. I will out und.• rttoac to sle4nrthe in
the. reader the different assortments or Sri ie:, which I
now Lave to offer, them; but will situpy ti.:l thy in Mat if
the only favor me with a .cull. I WI I lay o; (ore them
175.000 stifferetit cr:
anerd:No mitten is ',Scene, of;
I T
eon
:tastingCO
in port Of 111.1-•frostr the riche itsquolity down
'. to ilte lowest in price; Pantaloons and Yeats, Jo the :13-
1(1111411aCtli Or the - lieliriltler, with liorh mouth and eyes
ones,yrouslering in the most extravagn it degree of our
pirst.-howatieli a vest eollettlonof firs NiAr t y ctorioNo •
could possibly be collected together un er the control of
our iinlividtuil But such 'Wogs will lot. as long as per and industry is the •otain-eiriittf.of trade.—
Without any infeidion of boasting, oa cry part, jwlll:s . ay .
at the same ante. it is of such [octal t an principally cent-
IMsed, for nothing in the shape or form if difficulties. nu
Matter whet their magnitude Joey be, can deter ins from
eatlittiplishiltg My 011.1eC1.111 prifyiiling liar the . fafrovr;the
sueehtudit.i and Ihe cloy laborer., My
.40ole attention is
Liken up .Nth the giemok eisr,p for {bet welfare, in get
tins' itp lashionable, and . at the 113111 C time it llbStantial gar
metals, to meet their demand ;; and as for others. who
fancy- theusielves snoring in a icliderent 'sphere, and re,
t;airing on article or the, rte yl : os ultra kind, they have
only to slim me C111"01111ille.of 'lei: .wau ; stud they urn
sane,' ioii wind. 1. .
;;Notv, 3al sae say n word or swe to my conotry merch
unatia.the trade: if you wish
I t, save, from at least in to
31 per mint. in-your' wholesale
. 01in/blares. call in at the
Three Li ; ; Doors,' and if t slmes meet , your moot sun.
tuittilioPeit. in the Way of 4t4til.sg , eletilibargains, wad
troth itett,olo•ttle fiends, 1.1%111 tilt HI hitt] t . tt ottetopt to OW
et env iiithieentents of a :India 'kill to n generous peo
ple oi sottotile u nature and elo.e. discs. ispetit. •
' • ' • 4011 N - M CLCr3I(ItY.
.feet: • ... • : .:- • 4 7,Nv0.1111 iherty stiller,
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ilASre BE . ITilAt!—.T. N. site hoer st reit:Jived ti t
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.11,,J las large esti•Flislonetit, frcintiog on Liberty and, Cith
streets. a splendid assortment of T%\'EEt)sl for summer;
111.1 so, sysinperior lot of French Satin YEITINGS,• all of
whirl, he is ready to notice up in the lai st cushion and
ou thesunst rens/nimble terms as 'usual... Observe the
eeriest:, N 0.167 Linerty and Six th sireetel
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... 11_11 - •••• .1 iii; Wlllyr.E..TallOr. troprielor.
- . tureen ei And. Retest •
• .: DDI.r. lIAIINte•S.A.ND TRUNK MAO V FICT(iIIY.
• )OBEItT H. 1t.1.111 . 1.E17, belle leave ito.lio• • . !.•
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• . *. lo form his friends and the pablie genitally, - - 6-
..that he conti.toes.to occupy tl.al I:rrge ona tom.. laip`j
..* itiodfoolStore Rodin. fnteterly'oecupled ti..Saninet ' tt in_
• • '4**,l, is Co., No. tfi,eorater of Di:Aloud allay.and \Wood
' isirei , t: whey. , he :e.11..$ ii largestirid aleueral nioOrbncof of
..Vtaddli.a. Rridlea..-.lfitraesa. Triudeniralpet:Hags, &m, :
Ww! - E.:NlA:Valises, Dafil•lo Rotten,W.Klpi, art 4 all other orti
-- : i:: bin lino. ' - 1.-. - .::'. , Fl'. -..
. .. , 11l also keeps en:lst:lndy on aranontn to prepnred to
fortf..h to order, 111/ kinds of Itileied Holt. antutulac tared
.Of ;!;•.t. best material. and in a style-of. wo menship equal
10 i;o••-vazzern tannufeetured 'aetiele.: midi at 06 per cent.
r.,1- .:. er.. . .
rnientryllrrrehon:s awl FaTrr..ers ....oeplao well to call
arid esnininr: his _tuck betbro 'bre linantir..elnewhere. an
ne is determined to cell first rate article.• at -inery . low
Er Don't forget 'the place, No. Ed, came. of •NoOd
iiteet and Diimm4d Alley. 1106.
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Yew the.rictitsportaiion of Freight to and from
PITTSCLUIGII, PHILADELPHIA, 13ALTIMO1{E,NEW
YORK.I3OSTON, &C.
. L'OBEIDCrE ¢ CASH. Philadelphia.
TAAP FE 4- O'CONNOR, .Piltdaergh.
r rills old, established Line Leine. now full operation.
j the proprietors have made extensive arrangements to
forward C;oods and Produce with despatch, and•on the
most fu.vorablOterms. Theyleottlidently hope, their well
known promptness in delivering , geode-peculiar safety
in mode of carrying—capacious warehouses at each pert.
affording, accommodations, - to shippers and ownerit of
produce,—together with experience and unre
mitting- attention to business, will secure, to Elwin *a con
tinuance of .that liberal patronage they hereby gratefullY
acknowledge.
•
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All eonsigninentsby and for this line reccived,cliarges
paid, and: , forwarded in any required directions - free 'of
Charge for conunission, advancing or storage.
No interest, ,directly or indirectly, in stetunhoats.
All cominunicitions pros - 011y attended to on applica
tion to tha folloWing agents: _
illes chants. 4 . Wny Freight 4, Line.
(FORMERLY CALLED IOCKWORTII & CO .S LINE.)
motet,
1848.
FlTA T :s p re - Tl;'.',l‘..b.cV,be.r.3rmretn:;°,ll,°,,f,„T.Trlricoie
da)shorgh. Water street and all intermediate places
hOne boat will !Lave the warehouse of C. A. M'Anulty
Co Canal Basin, Liberty street. Pittsburgh, every day,
(Sundays e yet d,) and shippers ran always depend on
tun tog their goods forwarded without delay, and at fair
rnie ,
This Line was formed for the special arcommodation of
the wag busoarss
• The proprietors. thankful for the very
liberal put ronfiqe they received during the last two
years, r.especttitliv inform their old cu.totiters and the
public general!). flint they have extended their facilities,
&e., during the past winter.and ore now better prepared
to accommodate an increased business.
PROPRIETOR.
R. CANAN& Co. NTN STITT .
C. C. S VITT WMI. FULTZ
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J.1.M.F4 A. Loßr, JOFIN MILLER,
TRINDLE& 111 e DOWELL
Aui NTS— C AFA‘ELEY & Co., Pittsburgh;
IL 11. CANAN, Johnstown;
MILLER Hollidaysburg;
!loam LL A Mrmara,Water tit, Huntingdon co
RrrEavNes.s—imotth Sinclair:. J. eiti M'Des itt (I. &
.t.
71. hoenberger IL Robison & Co.; 7L Motne . Bagnley&
Sundt John Parker, Witt Lk:lnner. J Jordan & Son.
inn (tiazette copy.)
0113ERTYSTEETS.
: up . their establi”ltL
hard, respectfully
the rithlie to their
ri.Aig every valie
• eted eqeciully for
i,dting to teave their,
everY slyte of nevY
really made eltithj
ner, of tturtdde mo
ot' - those vtiFltinr, to
nuty raid assurYtt.
;utility And variety:'
.tautly on hand. •
I . ll4sl,tergh, bgz• bus
/urge and general
Castitneres, al
?tench and English
kititable fora the rai
l/ail. •
Dlerehanis 7 Transportation Line,
14-"rrusta:
-- - - •=7". •
FOR the Trumportation of Merchandiiiii tuatirroduie
to Philudelphot and Baltimore. Goods conaigmed
our care will he .forwarded without delay. at the loweut
ratce. Tills of Jmding transtiiitted. and all instructions
promptly attended to, free Conn any.eitra charge for
stor
age or commis:4mi.
uil Americati CAS
iiatterns, adapted to
Great Rnglish Remedy
I . ]NOR Coughs, Colds, Asthma.. and Consumption l—The
t2. - reat and only Remedy for the above diseases is the
llungurian balsam qf Life, discovered by the celebrated
Or. Ituthan. of Loudon. Englund; and introduced into the
L'itited States under the immediate superintendence of the
inventor.
The es traonlitiary success of lids medicine. in the cure
of Pulmonary dismtscs. warrants the American' Agent iu
soliciting for treatment the worst po , fsible cases toot Can
Le found in the community—eases that seek relief in sant
from ally of the common remediis of the day. and have
been riven up by the most distinguished physicians, as
euurmed nd incurable. The Hungarian balsam has
cured, nail wiil cure, the mpst desperate cases. , ..lt is no
quack nest ram. but a standard English medicine, of knOWil
anti CStaiiiisl.lthl efficacy.
Es cry family in the United States slinall be supplied
with Linehan's Hungarian Balsant of I.lf, not only to
COlitilefitil the consumptive of tile climate. hut to be used
ass preventi Ye medicos in till cases of ' colds . . roughs,
spitting of blood. pain in the side and chest, irritation and
SOTeilrFA of the limes, bronchitis, difficulty of breathing,
hectic fever. might sweats, emaciation and general debili
ty. asthma, intlitenra, whooping cough, nail croup.
Sold in large bottles at $1 per bottle, with full directions
for fle restora [Musa. health. .
,t. —Thrsaieneiii,
1 .Ity Cii:;"wift.Nritil
lint"' which. J. M.
'cheaper than any.
7 tern country, iii.v
-t '. froininiz on LP,-
cil to nhosv to his
t i : of CinIIIA. C:I .ii.•
*Crifitlo,lll,..ni tah IC
Rbeen offervii iii
ight , of Way.—
nil Systlt sta.
L.P. Proprietor.
.!( , ,tll E. t r at LL
Store.
-
nee to their friends
Rat they have on
kin'. CLOTHING,
whit.), they
rhor lot of
will crake up Au
Pamphlets, contabiiim n mast of Eiichsli and Americnn
certificates. amid other evillen , .e. showlug the unequalled
merits of this great Enclish Remedy, may be obtained of
the Agents, ertituitousik.
Fur soleß. A. FAIINP.STOCK st CO.,
'ear. First mild Wood. and Wood amid rah sus
A 4 Fail c A WORlitsfr-Sir Astiey Cooper on Hernia;
IA Sir Astley Coopgr on the Breast. &e.; -
" '" " Testis and Thytnus Gland;
Colle's Lectures on Surgery;
'Watson's Practice;
Mackintosh's Practice;
Dunglison's Physiology;
Homer's Anatomy aim Histology;
Churchill s Midwifery;
Velpeau's Midwifery:
Diseases of infants—Dillard;
Diseases of Females—Aslinell; for sale by
H. S. BOSWORTH it Co.,
mar 3 43 .Market street.
IkTEW PPRLICATIONS..-4W1011 . 3 P 0077.1.
I Harper's new•edition of the Poetical works of John
Milton, with a memoir. and critical renturks on his cenius
and writings, by James Moutuoinery: and one %maim,'
and twenty engravings from ara wings by Vtn. Hares,
In two vo!unirs..
-,,t.eide of Fede
Store. Aiterhen)
apl9-3tn
SPENCER'S (iitzEt. Trsrlotxx - r.—The four Gospels unit
Act. of the Apostles. in Grrek. with ELl:O5h cotes, crin
caliphilosopliicali exegetical: maps, indexes. etc. togeth
er wuL the Epistle. :Ind Aporalypse: the whole forinina
ilie New Testament—For use of Schools. Colleges. and
Theohivica I Seminaries. By Rev. J. A. Spencer. A. SI
A't Nocel—Miti6tintruer*6 Es e.—A fairy tale of love.
By Mrs. S. C.
James's rr—The life. of Henry the Fourth. MIT.
Ftwtre tied Navarre, by G. P. It. 'James. Complete
it: four parts, paper, 2 vols. cloth.
For sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON.
jr.-. 6 Boni:se:ller, (tor. of Miirlaqand :b1 ,tlk.
New Hooks Just Iteerived.
ORP.I.I.'S flim.orY of 3lodern Philosophy. complete
ill in one volume. from the lam London cannon-83,P0.
Lecture= on the Lasr mad the Gospels. by Stephen H.
Tytag. 1). D.; new and enlarged cdihuit. with portrait of
the author: .50.
ntoinir of Bar. Daral Abeol. D. 111 e llisgionaryto
Chian, by his naphow, Ilov. G. IL Withurason, with a por
trait.
3lrander's History of the Christilin Relio on r and
Church transtuted by Prof. Torrey: \•ol. 2.
I lowkstnne, a tale of and tor Lit:timid. in IS4-, in two
volumes. from second London edition: elm°. •
Memoir of W. C. Crocker. Mksionary in Africa: 62 Cl'.
Personal Mimi/emit/um. by Charlotte Elimbetli, with
explonntory notes, accompanied by a memoir embracing
the period trout the close of personal recollection to her
death; by 1.. H. J. Tense; 64 cu.
Recollections in England; by Rev. S. H. Tyne. I). D.
Mark Milton. the Merchant: Clerk; by Rev. Chart.-all.
Tay inr. M. A.. author of Itecnrd• of a Good Man's
'• Lady Niary.” -Mayan. or the Priory" &c.
Tbeabove just received and for tale by
FAAJOTTOr ENGLISH,
55 Market street. between ad and 4th.
Q UNDAY SuurUL 1300103.—We have f 11E1 receive
Ilea !urge supply of Books for Sunday School Librarie s
pUbli.ll,4l by the American Sunday School Union. and
.approved by a corinnittee of publication. consistinc of
menthes& of the following denominations. viz..: Baritint.
Congregational. Episcopal Methodist. Presbyterian. and
Reformed Dwelt. These publications comprise uptvnrds
of sir hundred bound Volumes. (of prices from 8 rents up
• to 7`v cents.) all written exprelmly for Sunday Schools.
In *addition to the above. the Union publishes a large
• swim v of books. in paper covers, for quite young child
ren., for rewards; &c.
'the Union also publishes two Libraries, :Nos. I and 2.
.of one hundred volumes each. all numbered ready for 1.11. C,
of hooks frosq•72 pages up to at the low price of ten
• Jolla rs. averacia- only ten cents a volume.
Also, A Vona; Cabinet Library.' of fitly volumes, at
the low price of two dollars and Gay cents. •
Hymn Hooks. Questiou Hooks,:etland blue Tick
ets on paste boards. Maps, &e.
All the above we sell at the Union. at Philadelphia
prices. Catalogues of 4looks furnished on application.
ELLIVIT & ENGLISH. Market st.,
feb9 between Third out Fourth.
A LUSON'S MARLBOROUGH—The military life of
J. 'PAIL Dhkeaf lrlorlhorough: by - Archibald Allison.
F, R. S- author of the "Ilii-tory of Luroye.”
Nronder's Litii of Christ—'l%c lifu,ol Jesus Christ, in
ltshistorical-connexion IliFtcAient ilerelopments: by
•Aneustus Nenntlertrari„.9tited from the fourth German
edition. by John AreClintoek .and t. Blumenthal, Profes
sors in Dickinson College.
Ohl Hicks the Guide; or Adventures in the Comanche
Country in 'search of a Gold Mine: by Chas, W. Webber.
The Bachelor of the :'Albany: by :the Author of the
"Falcon Family."
Dr. Cluiliner's Postlitunons Works ;—Daily Scriptural
Readings. by the late Thomas Chalmers, D. D., L. L. 1).-
111 three vols. Volunics Ist mid 2.lres!cieed.
The above yalouble works received this dny. and for
sale by • JOIINSTONAST,OCI:TON,
npl2 Booksellers, corner Market and Third sts.
• Trimminga.
11WT and splendid variety of TRIMMINGS. of alto
latest styles. received ZEBULON KINSEY'S,
NO 97 ALaisi:r tiraetzr. Among which arc:
gross Daisy'Llonotts. assorted colors;
100 plain, covered with net, assorted colors;
150 • n plain swan, assorted. colors;
50: :0 , Air.coltou;new article, will wnish. astiorCed colors;
Also, largwv,spety of Fri:lt:es. ass's' widtlia colors. • . -
•
. A very la me stork of the ['hove s n d c w .
BdoL LatUee.Opeu Worked Sins Gloves;
5 't Gems: Ileavy Silk Gloves;
• • 7 tidies' Nat kllack. and White Gloves;
• 25 " Ladies' Fangy Top Lisle Throad<4lovsi;
• 20: "s• Ladies , Gloves! :, •
50 • ". Ladies' Raw Sil. Gloves; .
•
e 0 " Gents , .• " • " • - •
12 " Children's Cotton Gloves;
I.. l li:stied Twist, Steel. tind thrill - BodeltMuroct Ruin and
'l'a'nds, Itesd 831.71., stool and velvet, fine Fans, Parasols,
Ai.cordeons. &e. ; (ittai'M
BoAN'S LONDON BOOKS—Six Old Eng ... titheDion'
.cleo.
Sl'illiorn of Malrosloin'lt Chionielci. • •
Bcdo's lieclesiusticut History of Al& Semolyeko3ll
elm .
!antlers Northern Antiquities. •
Hem Titus. by Carey.
Atachiqvclli•ititintory of Florence.
Deb Pl4losophy of !.ifs and Language.
: . " • History.
'Langres History of Pointing..
•Ileeknion's'History of Inventions.
Roscoe's Lco the Tenth.
SOiCOC . I , Lorengo De Medici.
Coxe's House of
Schiller's WOT/Cll. 'For sale by
raar22 H. S. HOSIVOD.TIik CO., 93 !ilarket it.
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278.151ark0t street, Philadelphia
TAAIFE k O'CONNOR,
Catinl Basin, Pittsburgh
,O'CONNORK k CO.,
North street; Baltimore
WILLIAM B. WIL4),N,
SG, Cedar street, New York
C. A. !Il'A N UI.TYA Co., Proprietors,
Canal Basin.l,llierty littsiturgit
(Gseette.oul t'opy.)
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rte.. REAIITTANCESand PattageMand& ? :
• ' from Great Brinamand lielatid; by W.: , ik•l•44
kJ. T. Tapscon, South st.:cornef -
of Maiden Lanc,N. - Y.;itind 96Vater
loo Rood, Liverpool. •, ;
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency- of the
above , liouse. nre now prepared to make•arrangeinents
on the. moat liberal temm with thoie desirous of paying
the passage of their friends from.the Old Century; and
they flatter themselves 'their'eharieter and long standing
in business' will ;give ampleastMratice that all their aF
rangemeufs- will be carried - out
Messrs. W. & J. I'. Tupscott ore long nail favorably
known fort hesuperiorchms.mccorninotlatioil• nod soiling
qualities of their Piteket Tbe QUEEN OF Tim
WEST; SHERIDAN.' GARRICK:- 110111INGUER,
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL., and SIDDONS, two ofwhich
leave -catch port Anouthly*from Neve York thelle.t. and
26 51:and. , froro _Liverpool the 6th . and 11th; its itdditlon't6
which they lasVe arrangements with the St. George and
Union' Lines of ,Liverpool Packets. tohtsure a departuit'l
from. Liverpool every live days, -being thus detertnined
that their facilities shall keep pace with theifincreasing
patronage: while Sir. W. Tapseott's constampersonal
superimmulance of the business. in Liverpool is au add' -;
tiouttl security that the comfort and accontmodatien of
the passengers will be particularly attonded_to.
The subscribers being, as usual. extenaiyely engaged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charggeot
and forward passengers immediately on their lauding,
without a eliance 'ot disappointment or delay; hma.are,
therefore. prepared to contract for passage from any -sea
port in Great Britain or Ireland to this city, the nature of
the busine:s they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so far inland not otherwiSe at]
minable; and will. if necessary, forward passengcri fur
ther %Vest by the best mode of cetiVeyruice, without any'
additional charges for their trouble. Where Pet-stns
sent for decline comb, out, the amount Paid formissuge
will he refunded in full?
REMITTANCES.
„The subscribers nre also prepared to give drafts at
igh, for any amount, payable at the principal cities and
towns in England. Ireland, Scotland and Wales; thus a
biding a safe and expeditious mode of remitting funds
those. countries, which persons requiring such facili
ies will find it to. their interest. to avail themselves of.:
Application (if by letter. post-paidi will be promptly at
elided to. TAAFFE & O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
maptr:d&w-ly Philadelphia.
il i tS__Bocher Brothers, A. Co. HI
Fetroxsr.,Nsw YORE; EDEN QUAY.
•ECDLIN; Scan,AND ROAD.
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Penn st., Caual
Basta, Pittsburgh.
Arrangwrienu for ISIS.
I IOC I E, BROS. & CO., tole Agents for the BLACK
t BALL LINE, of Liverpool mid New York Packet;.,
take the liberty of - announcing to their old friends nud
cu.:tome rF. that their arraie•emen Li for the year I>ls being
complete, they are prepared to bring out passenger,. by
tes.e,thoye splendid Line, from LiettrpooLtn-liew York
and Philadelphia. They refer to their former routs° of
doing business, and assure those who entrust them with
their orders, that the same smistiaction will be rendered
as heretofore.
Iit7 , III•TeXCF.S Tn
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND wm.r.s.
I fur sale, payable, on demand, at any Baal: in
Ireland.
'The undersigaell has Innfie nfrulgeMeniA.to bring out
passengers in l'ittsbur4ll, during the present year.
febti-gneht w. JAMFIS BLAKELY.
Passage To and Frow
Air>
GREAT lIRITA IN A, IRELAND.
GEORGE McNair, sk. Son, No. Ind Waterloo Rawl, Li
vcepool.
CA 1:1,1 , 14: & RIPPAM. No. G. SO,IIII Rt.. N. Y.
IIIIE Subscribers. having accepted the Agency at this
city of the above k ItOw it and resper table [louses.
are prepared to make eintagernetits for passeingers to came
out from net' part obVreat Grimin or Ireland, try the re
gular Line at ['ticket :dines, sailing from Liverpool week
ly. Persons cagaginF. with un ,nay te•st assured that their
facials will inert with kind treatment and prompt des
panda at Liverpool. as well as every attention necessary
ore their arrival in this Colltilry. Apply to or address
SAMUEL. AreI.IIIKAN
14g. Liberty st.. ['inshore)].
N. B.—Pam:L.:es engaged here from Liverpool to Pins . -
Lnrh ilirect, and draft,: for any amount forwarded. pay
able at sight, throughout the United Kingdom. y
HAILNDUN !Lit C 0.,. a
PASSZNOETL AN. It ElllrrAicce
°Mee.
Tlil'Ncitro'o to 'rin r ontcr" \Z fr e n part rgaui. Ireland, 'etla itr rls,
upon the most liberal terms, with their °snot ptinctuality,
Ti rot ultri.flon to the wont, or emtgrants. We do not al•
low our pott.ettgers in lie robbed by the swindling. senrops
that infect the sea-ports. a. we take charge of them the
moment they report themselves. and see to their well-be
um. tent dent:twit them without any tlrtritlioll by the first
ships. We. say this fearle.siy, as we 41,4 3 - any of our
pas>cogers to shore th at they were detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool. while: thonstords of other were
demoted Inolalts until the, multi be Rent in sante, ell
crap. at a cheap rate, whith, too frequently proved their
crams.
We intend to perform nor contraets flonornbly. Met
trhest n urn y. and lint net fto was the east, tart with
other offices, who either performed not at all, •r when it
sitticti their
Drafts drawn at Pntslittreh for nay PUT from it to
.1.11 . 401. parable lit stir' of The: Provincial Banks in Ire
land, England, Scotland and Witter.
JOSIII:A ROBINSON,
European and General Aeent,
jan.l.s Milli street, one door below Wood st.
AfI>FORE IGN
REMITTANCE.
r~V f 6
t Subscribers
tflui tt5,,.,1111
,lexpPaattr.ll6, of
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SAML , F.L. .7 1 1"CltRliFIN .Ic. CO.,
42 Lit...ov
European Agency, 111141 Itemittances to
Ireland, England,,te.
y A nor: and small stuns of money eon nt all timesbe
r,ittiti,l by sitrht-drafts. orrerl 'iced rata. to ail pans
ofEogland. Ireland. Wales. dc.. and Isegncies.,.Debt.s,
Rents. Claims. and Propertylin I'a/rope can he collected
and rcroyered throuch the subsenlier. or dUrif:O/ii• ab
sence from this city from October until May. on his annu
al tours to Europe. by application to iAZES MLY, Mer
chant, Water street, Pitt-snatch.
•
11. KEENAN. Attorney
and Counsellor at Late, and European Ar. , mt.
Pittsh, Pa.
P. S.—As H. Keenan has been frequently b trou urg ltled.by
npplieutions and letters nu the I.ll.me gg of ~ l je rd a in
Keenan,” passenger agents, of New York. he deems it
necessary to say that he is aorthe Keenan of that firm:
and has never had any ecutne - iion With either of those
persons,
oct4
W n New Yolk College or Itexith..
2117 lfniti sera 'r. Itcyrs tm. N. Y.
DR. G. C. VAUGHN'S VEGETA DLE LITHON'TRIP
TIC MIXTURE.
erllflS celebrated remedy is rousts. 'y increasing its
1 . fame by the making al/ over the world. It het note
lieerrille the only medicine for family use, and in partieu
:arty recommended for Dropsy: all stages of thin mewl
plaint immediately relieved, no matter of how long stand
mli. (Sec pamphlet for testimony.)
Gravel. end all diseases of the urinary organs; for
these distressing complaints it stand', alone; tin other ars
heir can relieve you; and the cures testified to will con
vince the most skeptiral:—(ser pamphlet.) Liver Corn
et:dm, Bilious Dieeases. Fever am) Ague. To the Greet
West especially. nod wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine in offered. No mineral agent, no deleterious
compomad is a part of this mixture; it cures theta-Moms
- rn with certainty and celerity, end does not leave the sys
tem torpid. (See pamphlet.) Piles.neemplailit oft, most
painful character, is itnnrediately relieved, and a cure fob.
lows by a few !Jaye use of this article. It Is far beyond
any other preparation Mr this disease, or for any other
disease originating from impure biped. (See pamphlet)
Debility of the System, NS cak Buck, Weakness of the
Kidneys. &c., or Inflainution of the seine, is immediately
relieved by a few days use of this medicine, and a cure is
always ths result of its one. 511111,4 ell certain reme
tly for such coniplaints, and also for derangements of the
female frame. Irregulerities, Suppressions, painful men
struntions. No article has ever been offered...except this.
whirls would touch this kind of derangements. It maybe
jelled upon AR a sure and effective remedy; and. did we
feel permitted to do so, could give a thousand names as
pimple( cures in thin distressine class of cohtfilaints.—
See pamphlet. All broken down, debilitated constitu
tions, from the effect of mercury, will find the bracing
power of this article to actirmnellintely, and the poison-
ODA mineral eradicated from the aystem.
Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative propertiet) of
this article neILIPTTIIEIII.OOD. end drive such disease, from
the system.. See pamphlet for testimony of cures in all
diseases. which the limits of art nilvertisement will not .
I permit to be named here; Agents give them away; they
contain 22 pages of certificates of high character: and a
stronger array of . proof of the virtues of a medicine. nee;
er appeared: It Is one of the peculiar features of this ap
tick, that it never fails to benefit iii any mom, ant) if bode
duel muscle nre left to build upon. let the emaciated and
lingering invalid uorr: os, and keep taking the medicine
MI long as therein din itnproveinent. The proprietor would
caution thepublic against number of articles which
come out under the bends of Ssassesnut.ss, Setters, &c.,
us cures for Dropsy, Gravel, he. They arc good for noth
ing., and concocted UR gull the Ullerilly: Toren Trli:Sl NOT.
Their intentore never thought of emote such disensestill
this article bad done it. A yetulcular stud yof the pamph
lersis earnestly solicited. Agents. and all who *elitist: ar
ticle. tire - glad to circulate gratuitously. Put tip in 20 oz.
bottles, at &...); 11. oz. do, at sl . eneli—t he larger holding 6
On. more. than the two - email bottles. Look Dill and mint
gerirnymett upon. Every bottle has'. Vauglie's Vegeta
fle Liiliontriptic Mixture," blown upon the glues. the
wrince sigenture of. "G: C: Vaughn Y on the directions.
and "G. C. Vaughn, Buffalo," sinful - led on the cork. None
other-are ,
Prepared by Dr. 0. C. ratighn, nod sold oh-the Princi
pal Office. 207 Main street. Buffalo, wholesale and retail.
No nttention given to letters unless plim-paid—order
form erg:Warty authorized Agents raperted. Post-paid let
tern, or v erbel - communications soliciting advice, prompt
ly attended to gratis.•
OffiCes dgvoted exclusively to the sole of this article
-132 Nassau'st., elle Essex st., Salem, Meas.; and
by the principal Druggists .throughout the United States
and Canada, an Agents.
HAYS & nnocirwAr Alents t
No. 2, Liberty at., near Cana Damn.
V V nuNns.—A. Ti r rxterrelf. and Old and well
known Venitian Blintimaker, formerly of Second
and Fourth Stn., takes thin method ' to inform bin many
friends of the fnet that his Factory in now in full opera
tion on St. Clair st.,inear the old Allegheny Bridget. where
a constant supply of Bhutan of various colors and quali
hies, is constantly kept on hand uud at all prices, from
twenty-cents up to snit customers.
N. B. If required, Blinds will be put up ro. that in ease
of, alarm by fire, or . otherwise. they may be removed
without the aid .of ii screw-drivei, and with the sante
faeiliuy that any oiher piece of furniture can he removed,
and without narextra expense, feet-decwy
ArIAUTION TO - THE: PURI:leg-The subscriber,. by
writteti'iOntrtiet-ttith - tba Rink TEry. Ca r y hits tbo ox.
.cluNiv - e right to sell their Teas In. Tittsburah-and Alloghe
'nyeities.- Any perien . atternpting to sell their Teas ex
cept procured through me; is, practicing a .deception and
a frond upon the public—and their statements are not to
relied on. [sc23) A. JAYNES, 70 4th st. •
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.Fire: and Marine Iniurairee. . .
rpuE Insurance Company of North America; of Phila
1.- delphia. through its duly authorized Agent. the sub
scriber. offers to make permanetti and limited Insurance
on property, in this city and its vieinity,.and on shipments
by the ettiml and rivers. - -.: ' - . .
Arthur G. Capin , Pres , t. Samuel,Brooks,.
Alex. Henry, Charles-Taylor,
Samuel. W. Jones, Samuel W.,Sznithy
'Edward Smith, Ambrose White,:
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas;
John Wldte,
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wuod,
Wm..Welsb.- - • • henry Sherrard. See'y.
This is the oldest. Insurance 'Compacry in the-United
*alai; having Imen elutriefeditrl79l; Its Charter is'per
petual, and trot - rills high stimuli* long eXperience, ant
pie means. touldelding all risks of nu extra 'hazardous
character it may 1.10 - coniidcred ni offering ample sceuri. ,
ty to the public. ' : JONES.
AtCouutingitarnii - of AtWood;Jan . ed.& C 0..," Water and
Front eta_.,VittAurgit . ' ' mayfly
Th,
grank.l4i Fire- Insurance CompaTajr-
OF PUILAIMLIIIIA.
CIHARTER PERPETUAL. —5100,000 paid in office
Ifln Chestnut at., north side.near Fifth. Take 'lnsti l
ranee, either permanent - or limited. against loSs or dam
age by fire;, on property erects 9 - f every description,
'in town or country, on the most reasonable tenn.s. Ap
plication,maile either personally or by letters, will .be
protuprly attended to. C. N. BANCI= , P.rest.
C. G. RANclint, Sf.ereforv.
DIRECTORS: •
Charles N. - Mocker, Jacob It. Smith,
Thomas Ilan. George AY. Richards
Thomas J. - Wharton, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi N. 136rie,
Samuel Grain, David S: Broittn.
PITTSBURGH AGENCY.
- - -
ARICK ALurrcr, Agent, at 1.
- he Fcchange Office of
Warrick. Merlin k Co., corner of 3d and Market sts.
Fire risks taken on buildingi 'mid 'their contents 'in
Pittsburgh, Allegheny rind the surrounding country. No,
morioe of inland lIIIVIZIIIIOII rit‘ke! token. sing4-ly
Jusult FiRRRY, JR.
KING & FINNEY,-
Agents at Pittsburgh, for the Delaware Mutual Safety In
surance Company of Philadelphia. -
- 11, IRE RISKS upon Buildings and Merchandize of eve
ryr description. end Marine Risks upon hulls or car
goes of vessels, taken upon the most favorable terms.
Office at the warehouse of King & Holmes, on 'Wiley
st., near Itrarket street, Pittsburgh.
N. B. King & Finney invite the confidence and,patron
age of their friends and community at large to the Dela
ware M. S. Insurance Company. as an institution among
the most tiouriAitor in Philadelphia—us having a large
paid in capital, which, by the operation of its charter, is
constantly increasins yielding to each portion insu
red. his due share of the profits of the Company, without
involving him in any responsibility Whatcver,beyrind the
premium actually paid in by him; and therefere an pos
sessing the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious
rennin:. and hi its most attractive` form. nowt-tf
A OENCY OF THE PRANIMIN FIRE INSURANCE
/V COMPANY OF carmen'
Third and Wood Welts. rimbur4h.—The :assets of the
company on the first of January. 1e 4 15, mispublished iu
eonthrmity with tin act of the Pennsylvania tiegisluture,
went
Bonds and ltfrirtgagest •
Real Estapi, ut errld •
Temporary Loans, Stocks and Cash
MakiO7, a total of • sooo,cn 42
Affording certain assurance that nll 10A:‘( , S LIM
promptly met. nod giving entire :wearily in all who ob
tain policies from this Company. Risks taken at as low
rates as Ore euneistcat with security. . .
- WARRICK MARTIN. Agent.
, Insurance Against Piro. • .
IMF. Ameritan Fire ',lsm-awe Cumpany—Offiee. No.
1 7.2 Walnut street, Pifiladelphia; Incorporated A. 1).
1a10, 7 -Charter perpectiml.
In Sores I3uildings. Furniture, Mereltandize, nod proper
ty gelierully, either in the city or country, against lOse or
damage t.y fire. perpetual or for limited periods, on furor
:Al/cram.
DIRECTORS:
Jo!hWieeant. Sumo& C. nortop x •-
William Lynch, Adolphus - Miles; ,
Thomas Alliholle, George Ahhott,, , ••',. •••
John NVeltdi, Jr.,
Patrick Brody'," i Jo - hn T. T. I..ewir. .
SAMUEL C. MORTON, President.
Fttcrets 0. JANIVI4It, Secretary.
Oak DI for losorrattee by the alkore. Comport). kill be
rcretved and ittsorattces effected by the corterripted,
meet for Pittsburgh. GEL,. COCJII2A,N,
jai4.ffrn. Wool street.
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Contiell'is - Mstiztc;al . l.aln lextractur.
IT in now conceded by 'actin-al men that Connell's
Magical Pain Extractor. manufactured by Comstock
& Co., 21 Cournatal st, New York, is the greatest won
der of the pith cc:inure. Its efle-et. arc truly miraculous.
All pains are removed front hums, scalds, ke., au nil
extcrual sores, in a few minutes after its applicati o n;
locating the same on the most tdelieute skin. leaving no
sear. It is equally beneficial in all kinds of Influtnniato
re diseases. such as sore Nipples and I:eyese , Sprains,
Rheumatism. White Stv.'liing and Ulcers. Ihttkett, Burns,
Erysipelas. Tie .Ihdorenux, ik.e. We
inight :old HS prom - to all we say. the mattes of many em
meat physteintis who use it in their practice, and hun
dreds M the clergy who praise it to their . Kind
Parent Littp it cometantly on hand, in ease of accidents by
fire life may be lost without, bur by its use all burns are
subject to its control. miles. the rinds are destroyed. Can-
Mos--rementher- mid ask for Conniff's MagicarPoin
Er
tractor, manufactured by Colanork 4.• Co., N. Y., and take
no other.
Plt..x.s, `oars. &c.—The Genuine Hay,' Linamen;, is an
iirtiie:e more justly celebrated as a edit,' for the above,
than any or all others. Its cures nre almost immediate,
and it is only necessary to let those who know the article
and use it with such great success, that it is to be had
true and genuine of Coin3tock a. Co:, 21 Courtlund at.,
N. Y.. sore proprietor.
Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh. Pa., by WM. JACIMON,
!if) Liberty st., head of Wood Al.; also in 10ashington, Pa.,
hy A. Clark ; in Brownsville by Bennett & Crocker, also
our agent in every town in Pennsylvania. Ohio Md.
and Virginia. norll/4.1& nt
“It Is the beet Cough Jledle the I ever Save.”
EAD the follnwiiiir woeful - the superiority of Dr. wa
it tent's Oriental Couch .117.r.urt, frown respectable cit
izen, who has tried it:
Prtcsecnnn, Dec. 15,1.47.
Mr-scia_ lists &DartreOAT:—.4.tier laboring. for rove rat
weeks under the tlittatleantrtectt of a harassing cough and
input dburesaine cold , which had, thus far. rei s ietell the ef
fects of several of the “itifal tittles,' I wag inthtced to put , .
ehose a bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and glee
it a fair trial. To toy great surprise, ufter.using onlyone
half of the bottle I found raysell entirely' well. "is is the
be :medicine I etc-esti:v."
... True copy.
Sold by BAYS k DROCRIVAY, Commer
cial Row. I.tnertv street. near Canal. • - jatdi
A A. MASON &734.. JYry Goctir7l curt', 62 . arkct
ft. Sara. trutdrsr Third and Fourth strew, have just
received a lama mjipply . of rich Fall Goods.comprising in
pan: 17 eases various styles Prints and Chintzes of . Flo
alirh French and American manufacture ; 136 pea rich
and desirable patterns French Gingliams. Warranted in
ferior to none imported in style, quality and durability of
colors:4 cases splendid Plaid goods far ladies dresses,
coinprising every style fur Fall and Winter wear; Cash
meres, M. de Imines, Satin strid Alpaccres of various
colors: 3-4 and 4-4, black nail bliM black Silks, ibr
Fancy dress Silks; black and Mode colors; M. de
Loins ; all wool; Shawls of every style and quality; Cas
simeres,Cassinetts, Broad eletiot aunt Vostiugsi bleach
ed and unbleached Muslin, Crum G} to 14c.: Per yard;
Green, Yellow. Red and , r-White Flannels Tickings,
Checks, strip 'd Shirtings; blenched and brown Drillings,
etc. etc. All of which arc odercd at wholesale and re
tail nt the very lowest tank prices.
sep3 A. A. MASON , it'CO.
111 k f.E4V LAO 1.3 t;ltßEhJ i 1.% '
ings, Fourth
4jl„..:‘V LAO t) EttllEtYr ROOMS, Burke.,
ings, Fourth strea.—)locfrit h. ANTIINT, Daguerreo•
typists.from the Eastern cities, would call the uttchtion of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the towns,
to their Daguerreotype of elliZellS and others, at rooms in
the third story of Durke's building, 4th st.
Persons wishing pictures taken mar, test assured that
no pains shall be spared to produce them in the highest
perfection of the art. OusinStruntents are of the most pow
erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures udsUrpnnsed
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. 'Pile public arc
solicited to call and examine.
Persons sitting for pictures are neither requirred or ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction is given.
N. 11. Operators will find this a good depot for stock
and chemicals. ' -_-., , i.. .
117'Instruetions given in the art, containiugglito more
recent Improvements. ' ~ - • 111117--
710 FEMALES.—Every female should havo,n box of
1, Dr. Ralph's Pills. 'limey are perfectly nclapted t io the
peculiarities of their constitutiou, acting with gentle: mild
ness and safety in all circumstances. ‘Vherever inttoduc
ed, their character has been rapidly'established ' tr tnong
m
the ladies. with whom they are ephaucally Die,Fa write.
Very complete directions for use in the various com
plaints will be found is thu directions accotnpaqing
eseli box.
For sale by
S. L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield street, near Thiird.
Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny City; J. G. Smithp Sir-
Bingham; and John AVCracken, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh,
jam2.s
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Hollow-Ware Castings.
Al E nt e n l i i„ Vg l leV s U „ , our su ' plie r s "r d " l e in P ll ' ortr o o
and other Castings. will find a very heavy stock, arid an
extensive variety of patterns and sizes in store byia—
Samples eau be seen nt oar warehouse. Commercial Row,
Liberty street, next W. W. Wallace's work's.
Irr Terms and prices favorable.
felf t!..--411m QUIN, 310IRIDE k go.
NEW HOOKS—Just received,- by Exprees: Gerniatity,
.}lllglntrl, and Scotland. or recollections of rt Swiss
minister; by J. H . Merle D'Auhiple, D. D„ author of
lfis
tory of theßeffinnotion, Life of Ciennwell, tee.
A Practical Exhibition of the Gospels of St. Matthew
and * St. Murk, in the form of Lectures, intended -to assist
the proefuie of domestic i listruction and devotion; byJohn
Bird S 1111111101) D. D. ; Bishop of Chester.
For sole by — ELLIOTT ik ENGLISH, -
felell 5a Markeuarcet. bet. nd nod ith.
Table Cutlery. 7
rri HE undersigned has just receiVid a select assortiricnt
of 'ruble, and other fine elitlery„ including Desert,
and Cntving knives and forkto'isitich; with a large stock
of 13rfishes of every description, and Shoemaker's- flint
'ngS, he will dispose' of us astull;on rensonalik terms;
`J,01.1:%1 W.; BLAIR.
' 129 Wood street
~ 0 11.gical—A large lot, With Dwelling, Monse in front,
_l2, on Decatur street t rutiving back 1601ect, bonntled by
alO feat Alcoa large lot.-of 110 feet front on But
ler street, LawYerieeYille, by 200 feet deep, containing a
well arranged Cottage Dwelling Howie. with 10 Rooms,
large Ball and Parlor, front rind tear Carden, &c.
• S. CUI'I4I.4ERT, Gen. Agent.; '
Smithfield; "above 4th street.
• vgAcioNsitl-Wil -
2l do. Cradle's;
SO.- do:." - .11aaket Chaim,
P 2 Nests Clothes Bask.ete
3 doz. Market Baskets, with
covers, assorted; reed and for sale by • - -
upll . ' • Z88U1...0N KINSEY.
• Vryat al ,Plate Window Giant. •
r riIIEONLYCRYSTALPLATEGLASS nimbus never
• been known.to.loacht polieh : atier being pat In the
windovva, hie equal in quality to the ,French and Eng- ,
lish Plate Glans, and in much lower in price. • -
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, OF ALL SIZES.
Also, Hardware of all deecriplionn. German.. English
and American. • ROOSEVELT thSON.:
New York, April .1,1848-(ap6-2m")
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=DR. .HOFFLAND' . S CELEBRATED
..:.GERMAN MEDICINES
Are wlthouf a Rivai for the Cure of Cite Juthieia Diieases!
IF taken according to the.direcuons they will cure any
case, no matter who-or what else has failed.
•-• • • .
V,P.GETAIILI; 111-IfiINATIC PILLS,
For the permanent cure of Athetimatism, Gout; Gan,
grene, klysteria, and sevcie nervoya affections. and are
highly recommended for the cures - of Dropsy, .-I-fen/oral
AsUmm taint Neuralgia. Patients using them, in most
cases, experience benefit soon after the first dose: They
quiet the nervous system. which ena b le s them to fest . well
during the night. They never fail to effecta cure, when ,
token according to directions: . ;.- •
No outward application can permanently remove rheu
matic pains 11 ' 0 111 , 0a sYstent.' , Littittlentis SoMennieSact as
a palliative fors short period, hot there is always flanker
in their use.F Theymay cause the pain to leave one niece
for perhaps a vital part, or else where the pain will be
GEWfIAN BITTERS, .
For the permanent . ine of Liver Complaints. Jaundice,
Dyspepsia,'lndigestion, Chronic Debility, .ChroMe Asth
ma. Nervoes,llebility, Pulmonary Affections,- (arising
froth the liver or stomach,)..piseuseaof the- Kidneys,- and
all diseases arising from a disordered.stomuch, in both
mule and female, such as female weakoesi, dizziness,
fullness of. blood to the head. They strenghten the sys
tem, and .remove all acidity of the strimachi Mid- give it,
tone and Action and assist digestion,. They can be takenl
by the most delicate stomach, and in every case will en
tirely destroy costiveness and renovate the whole sys
tem, removnpv all •impurities and remnants of previous
diseases, slur giving, a healthy action to the whole
•
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are uneasiness and
pain inthe nglitside; and soreness upon touch immediate
/y under the inferior ribs; inability.to lie on the left side,
or if at all able, a drag,ging sensation produced, which se- •
rionsly 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 sometimes at sympathetic pain in the nght
shoulder, with a great disposition to sleep and depression
of spirits, and sometimes sores 'in the mouth or throat,
causing mocus to rise in the nostrils,. Jaundice frequent
ly accompanies ib and tidropsy in the face. These symp
toms, cif permitted , to conbnue, will eventually produce
• that most baneful disease. Consumption. in fact, a ma
jority of such eases originate from the irritating causes
above mentioned, Cutliartic medicines must int every
instance, be avoided in the treatment for it. . -
.The symptoms of Dyspepsia are very various—those af
fecting the stoniuch alone, are hausea,,icarsburn, loss of
appetite, sometimes nn excess of appetite. sense of-full
ness or weight on the stomach, sinking or flattering of the
pit 0' f the stomach. caudal eruciatiotis,or sour arising from
the stomach, Sce. Dyspepsia. devoid of a funetual nature,-
is without danger; hut, if arising from a disetuie of the'
stomach, it is dangerous.
Nervous Debility generally aecaViirim - ies` Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint; tt will also cure: A few- doses will re
move all the unpleasant effects, such us fluttering- at the .
heart, aching sensation when in a lying position, dottiiir
webs before the sight, fever and dull pain in the bead,
constant lungs of evil, and great depression of spir
its. Outward signs are, a quick-and strung, pulse, pale
and distressed countenanee, &c. -
Any case of the above absence can be cured effectually
by the use of the Bitters. riallireeted.
SUDORIFIQ, '
An infnllible remedy air Coughs or Colds, or the Chest,
Spitting of Blood, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Bron
chitis, ilemoral Asthma, or may disease of the Lunge or
Throut. ' -
This is an invaluable family medicine. J socni r
t.elieves
any Cough or Hoarseness, and prevents the Croatia by be
ing early administered. No cough or cold is too light to
pass neglected; for, neglected colds sink 411114E111dg to the
grave annunlly, anal cause many . to grow up with a-deli ,
eate frame, who would have ttecif strong and robust, if at
first properly treated.
SPIKENARD OINTMENT,
For the effectual cure of the Piles, Teller, and Rheum,
Scald Head. Ring-worms,-Inflamed Eyes or Eye-Hals - ,
Barber's Itch. Frosted Feet. Ohl Sores arising from fever
or impure blood; and will extract the fire from burns. on
application, or remove may cutaneous eruptions from the
skin. Persotis troubled with tender- faces should nee it
atter shaving; it will, in a few moments. remove all sore
ness and stop the bleeding: It can altrays be relied on,
and is invuluable in any family.
TAILOINTMENT,
For nre cure of pains ear weakness in the liver. back or
chest: it will entirely remove any deep seated pains.
These remedies have caused many to enjoy the- ines
timable blessings of invigorated health, and in a varie
tyi of desperate and abandoned eases, it perfect and radi
cal cure.
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.207,499 72
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The innumerable impositions upon the public, and the
statements of remarkable cures never - made yet certified
to by feigned names, or bypersons VClnatifilitactuininted
with what they have endorsed. cornices. tt ditheult to do
justice to the public In olTering.sutlicient inducement to
make a trial of these invaluable medicines. They are en-,
tirely yegetnlde. and free from all injurious ingredients,
and claim your patronage solely upon their merits. gverg
family should have a pamphlet—they can be bud of the
agent, gratis.
Principal Depot at the (tei.mat, Medicine store. 218
street. one door above Eighth. Philadelphin.:• For ante in
Pittsburgh,. by Liatit7.llyl ' WM. THORN.'
SILENCE THAT DREDF
AUL UG
COH f—The Lamp
are in danger. the . work of the destroy er has been
begun, the Cough of Consumption bath iu it a sound of
death., .
.
Aim Toe a Movies! Your darling child, your idol
and earthly joy, is nose perhaps confined to her chamber
by a dangerous cold—her pule cheeks, her thin shrunken
fingers, tell the hold disease luts already gained upon her
—the sound of her supulehrul cough pierces your soul.
VOUNG :11A. %Own just ultout to enter life, disease sheds
a helm
.crushing blight over the fair prosketsi of the fu
ture—your }lrene cough and feeble limbs tell of your.
108 R of hope, butyou need not des? air. There is a balm
which will heal the wounded inner. it is
Shernim's Balsam.
!Wm - Arree.x.• ilia wife of Win. 11. Attree,Dai..:Wirs
elven op by Dr. SCWIIII of Washington. Drs. Roe-and
McClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and Dr. Mott of New
York. Iler friends all thought she most die. She had
every appearance of being
.to consumption. and,-syns so pronounced by her physietaita--Shertmut's DiLkkhl Was
given and it cured her.
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Mrs. GA ItiIARRANTZ. of Bulrs Ferry. wan also mired of
consumption by this Balsam when all ' other remedies'
failed to give relief—she was reduced to a Skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentist. 201 Broadway. has witnessed its'
effects lit several eases where no other niedecine afford
ed relief—but the 'Balsam operated liken ehrirm.. Dr. C.
also witnessed its wondmitil effeets in curing Asthma,
which it never fails of doing. Spitting Blood. Marmiim
as it may he. is ellbetunfli cured by this Balsam. It
heals the ruptured o wounded w blood vessels, and makes
the lungs sound again.
Rev. limtur Jnvrs, 145 Eighth avenue. was eared of
cough and catarrhal affection of 50 years standing. The
first dose gave him more relief than till the- - other medi
cine he had ever taken. Dr. 1.. J. Bents, la Delaney
street, gave it to a sister-in-law who was lahMing under
COTISUIIII/1/011 and to another sorely afflicted with the
`Asthma. ln inith eases itSeffecte were immediate, soon
restoring !bent to comfort:ooe health.
Mrs. fircarrts. WfiLL.S. 0.5 Christie-st., suffered from
Asthma 40years. Sherman's Balsain relieved her at
once. and she is comparatively well, being enabled to
subdue every attack by a timely use of this medicine.
This indeed is the great remedy for Criughs, Colds, Spit
nag Blood. liver Complaints. mid all the affections of the.
throat, and even Asthma and Consumption.
Price 0.5 emits and $1 per bottle,
Principal Odice. 106 Nassau street. New York. • -
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough. Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Premium Tooth Paste and Poor
Man's Plaster
Sold wholesale and retail by 'MAL. JACKSON; at his
&au gild Shoe Store and Patent Medicine Warehouse.
SO Liberty street Pittsburgh, head of Wood, street, and
by the following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny
county:
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A. M. Marshall. Allegheny city; Jonathan Ghriest,
Manchester;J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham; A: Geny,
WylfE - street; J. G. !Bustle, cur. Webster at. and Elm;
DanfebNegley, East Liberty; H. L. Mitehell,.Wilkins
buriM Thera. ' Sharpsburgh; Sand. Spritigir,- M
ani; Jetnes hllice,Stowartstown; John „Meek. Turtle
Creek; C. P. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland k San, 311Kees.
purl; MerldoWney, Bakerstown; Riley *Laughlin,
Plumb Township; ICm. J. Smith. Tcniperancevii le; Jul.
Patton, Taremum; G. H. Starr, Se Wiekly. marP..ly
TESTIATOWY!—Dr. W. LANDE, of Fayette
ill Ville, N. Y., says: .1 am well persuaded, and have
been for some time, that your DoMestic Vegetable. Pills
are of great use to allthose who may have oceasian to
las them, and have administered teem tonic 'patients."
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia and Bilious Fever, are im
mediately cured by the use of Dr. Ralph's Pills: • _Price,
23 cents a box. Sold wholesale and retail by
S. L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield street. near Thitd.: ,
Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny city; 7. 0. SMith, Bir
mingharu; and John NrCrackett- Filth Ward. • •febl7
• Jaynes , Family Medicines.
TIM S. S. COOK, l'iqua, Ohio; writes. March, 1940:
"I'have used your rernqfuge, Carm iaa fire Balsam,
and Expectorant, in my practice, for the lust three years,
Mid have-been exceedingly well pleased with them, old
never, as yet. to my recollection, failed of realizin. , my
fullest expectation - in their curative properties. "'Your
other medicines I cannot speak of from experience; but,
:idging front those I haVe used, I doubt not but that, they
churn, and are entitled to all the confidence reposed In
them, by those who haVe used turn. I was fornteily
very partiitl to 4,4 . , ** Vermifuge, until I becarnimequain
ted with yours, which hue toy decided prefeiene -to any
other now in use. •
Ressectfully, yours. &c., B. $.. COOK;
(7'- For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store; t 2
Fourth febls
I3A. FA IINESTOCK'S COUGH SYRUP.--This
_pre:-
. paration has proved itself to be of very great effica
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, - Colds, Asthma, Sph
titm of Blood, 'Whooping - Cough, and-other Pneumonit
Affections; and the proprietors feel warranted in-rem:un
mending it as a safe and tiseffil medicine, and etc:pre
pared to show certificates of indisputable authority, iii
testimony of its value.
It is pleasant to the taste. and is offered also low Si price
as to place it within the reach of every person- There
are, perhaps, hut few . Coughpreparations that will pro
duce such decided effects in such a short thne. -Pre
pared and sold by
- U. A. FA lINESTOCK if. CO.,
~.oCorner of First and Wood; 'also, corner. 44 Sixth and
AVOW liireets
DR
ELIMAT tin VkiaETAIII.S. I'ILLWO, for
saY,4,IOS/4"lesaudl ' a"h t: eL F. , 4r . :ti:OF - etett,
• No.:50: Smithfield st:
Also; by. Cole, Allegheny city: .I.p . . Sl9ll, nir
nim.ihntm John Arcerackett, 'Pestreet , n street , Filth Ward.
•feb 21. •
l i N e .l ;a Z a A in.l l 4li e tti
of tie following celebrate
namely:
A Seignette Brandy, Tark,al
e,
Otani
"
Sarenae
pale,
kletniessy " dark,
" " pale,
Pine( Castillon &Co "
44 14 dark,
Imperial Eagle
Black Horse "
Swan • • "
Pine Apple
Irish Whiskpy "
Jamaica' Spirits,
St. Croix Ram j ISt/reel:lc frialriga "
Together with - a large stock -of Bic above-Nines - and
- Llijaors in Bottles, also, Chernpagne rut& Claret - Wines
for sale ag itnOorte.d,.oit pleasing ternikcitt tai'Wine ~
larrtnd Liquor
_Store of . . .• e f itfAßTl
fisb7 corner of Smithfield and Front W.
BEM
t 4t
:~•.
~: _
l
!_ !
..
.1 ~~. ~.
_.y
.! 00 Whole. Elul Yes, Quitr-
Brandy, Wines: Gins,
lids, grades, and vintages
London Market Wine
Roues. Port
Trash ' It
HUB( • • cc
Burgundy , t:
-S. S. S. Aindefra
" Ji
Symington
Fayal
Pale Sherry ft
Brown c , • n -
Golden
Terwifte " ' • "
Lisbon , c - . cc
Claret. "
t ~.;x
..~:
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.. f::4 A'-; . ..:. -. '"
14'.T4z-',..,.,
Drags_
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CHINEHAIR CARA:II . - I A. matchless arttele for
SE
growth, beauty : and restoration of the Hair. This
Cream. when once known, will supercede all other arti
cles 'of the kind now itt use: Where the hair is dead
harsh, thin, unhealthy, uoviurning grey, a few
ft applica
tions will make the hair so and dark, and giye it a beau
tiful, lively appearance; and , will also mike it maintain
its liveliness and healthy color, twice as tong as all the
preparations that. are generally used. Where thmhair is
thin, or has fallen otr, it.may_bo restored by usin.. this
Cream. Eve ry lady and gentleman who is in . the loan of
using oils on their Itairshould at once purchase a bottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream, as it is so fumPosed that it will
not injure the hair likc the other preparations, but will
beautify it, and give perfect „saUslactina in every in
. .
.
For testimony to.its very superior qualities : see the fol
lowing letter front tlfe !fey, Mr. Caldwell to I%learrs.
Heittlershott & Stretch, Ku:shillio,:getterul age.ult for Ihu
Letter of the. Riv. qcadtferk .past 97: e Pre' by aria n
Chureh, Pulaski. , .
Massns. limmausruni STRETCH :.GESTLasri,t-1 take
p.ea sure in adding my testimony in favor cif t the . excellent
preparation called .M . .,Parislis Chinese Harr Cream; for,
about two years ago my hair was very dry,:bristly, am!
disposed to come out; ;but having procured a,bottle of the
Cream, and used it according to the prescription. it is novv
elastic, soft, and firm to the.beini. Many balsams and
oils Were applied, each:leaying myhair in.aworsestate
than before. This' Cream - however; heO 'mot - my expOe
tations.
As an article for the toilet, my wife. gives preference
over - all - others,being , delicately-perfmned eml itottlie•!-
posed to rancidity. 'The ladies,especiallrorill find the
Chinese Cream to Wirt desideratum in thetr Orepamtions
for the toilet. Itespectfully; ke.,
.CALDWELL.
'Pulaski, January 7,48.17,
fri - Sohl wholesale nod retail; in Pitlsburgly by Jelltn
AI. Townsend, 4.sllarket st., and Joel Alohler.-eotite'tof
Wood told Fifth sus. - • • ielSql&w-ty
ADIKS. are cautionedagainst using Common Prepa-
J_K red Chalk: They are not aware how frightfully hila
rious it is to the skim! how cohrse, how rough. how sallow,
yellow, and unhealthy the.skht appears after using pre
pared chalk Besides it is injurious, containing a large
quantity:of lead! We have prepared a beautuid
- table article, which we call Jones' Spanish Lilly White.
It is perfectly innocent, being purified`ofall deleterious
qualmesiand,it.imparts to the skin a natural. healthy,
ulubabler. clear,ltvely ; at - the same - thin:, acting
us cosmetic on the skin, ma king it soft and stneothi -
Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of Massachu
setts, says: "Aller analysing Jones' Spanish Lilly. White,
I fmd it possesses the most beautiful-and natural. antl.at
the same tinie innoceet; white I ever saw. I certainly
can conscientiously recommend its use to. all whose skim
requires beautitying.a 'Price 25 cents a box. Directions
—the best was , to apply. Lilly whi te,.is with salt leather
or wool—the former tspreferabTe.-
A. emir. syr or Taunt ran
foul breath. healthy zurn . s. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
niter beim* once or twice - cleaned With - . Jtities' .Ainher
Tooth Pale,. have the appearance of the mostbeatitiful
ivory, and, at the same hate it is. so perfectly - Inntk:ent
and exquisitely fine, thht , its Constant daily use is highly
advantageous, even to - those teeth that art:in-good ebulli
tion, giving them a beautiful . and preventing a
premature decay. Those • already - decoyed it prevents
trout becoming worse—it also fastens . 611eil as is bCCOiTlilf"'
loose, and by perseverati&f it will relater the foulest teeth
delicately white, anrltOoo thehrePtludeliejously sweet.
Price 25 or 37+ cents a bo x. . . All the above arc sold only ,
at 52 Chatham st., sign of theAmeriCan'Engle,NewYork - .
and by the.rimictiated Agents whose Attunes appear in tha
Wlf..L YOU tind get ariehliusharitl,lady,? "Your
face is your• fortune." 'fah beautiful,, clear, fair?.:ls it
white? If not, it can ben - lade so even thOngli it be: yel
low, dlifigurral,,sunburnt,. tanned and freckled; Thous
ands have been made. thus Who
,liave washed, intc.,e or
twice with Jones' Italian "Chemieal Soup. The effect is
glorious and magnificent. -Bathe suie you get the genu
titc.J ones'. Soup, at the sign of the American, Eagle So
Chatham street. ..
. •,
Riug-worm,.Salt-rheum. Seamy, Erysipelas. Barba - FA
Itch ; are often cured by, /ones' Italian Chemical Soap,
when every kind of retrietly. has failed. That it cures
pimples, freckles, and 'clears the skin, all know. Sold at
the American Est.le Si Chatham street. „Mind reader
this seldom or never fails. .
C. INCMS, Ir.. Patterson.
Sold at JACKSON'S SO Liberty at., head - oc Avood,NiAm or
"of the Big Boot. nov23. ,
. •
eifv.k: 1.00.1.1)Alt . TW NINE ,?SD A HALF DEN' S.
kf = -Marriage.—Crmfidesitial.—!A try lady between tvVenl
ty and thirty, posse ‘sing a symmetrical form, good; lea.:
tures. &c.. 16 asked confidetnially, can - idte - suppose!any
matt could admire her while she has such yellow teeth:
such sallow, rough; coarse skin; and such dirty, bud.
wiry hair: when: by spending the'above sum, she
have delicate white,,teeth.a„ pure, sweet breotb,. and a
beautiful head of hair.. Site. can 'have • beautiful whits
teeth aud sweet breath.by using a 2d. boi of joifire.Aill
ber Tooth Padre; ILAkitl White t pure and spades* its snow;
by using a cake of the genuine lona' 'align ekv4kar
bap ; and a beautiful head or:hair by usinga.,Uhottleiit
An& . niral hair rotatovtLioc., Do not . forllI:10OIVAML.
aiminst this !mime • u try, vr you, will regret it; but be
sure to ask for. Jo es' article*. Sold only in New York,
alt O 2 Chatham s t . or it* b) -
apl3 4.0
'IN AL JACKSON, 'A"'
. • • • - S9.liiherty at..
etANCETI.. SCROVIII.A. AND GOITIIII.A . .di..:
perience has proved.that Uri comTflnation oftuettiOare•
hove ever been so efficaeicius in removing the above !Mi.'
eases, as DLL JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE..,", I thus effeated,
cures iruly,.usumislang, not only of Cancer and other-W* 7 -
eases of that elms, but has removed the moat stubliorm
diseases of the-Skin,. Swellingd, Dyspepsin, &c. This
medicine enters into the circulation, and - eradic a tes SEs:-..!
eases wherever located. It , purifies the blood and
fluids of the body. removes obstruction in .tht - poieliOr
the skin, and reduces enlargement oftheglands or bones.
It increasesthe - aPpetite, remove*Lit'eaduche : Ond dro , iVin;
ness, and invigorates - the whole systeni, and imparts am.,
;nation to the diseased and debilitated There:
is nothing superior to it in the whole materia - mcdica2" It.
is perfect ly'safe and extremely pleattant,andfins.nothing.
of the diAgusting nausea accoupifying the Idea of sWaf
luwieg Inctlieitte.
W Tor sale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
72 Fourth st.. near NVood. •
. ,
A Recipe for the Raman ilaillrl
rro FORCE ITS GROWTH AND HEALTH, MAKE
IT SOFF, SILKY. CLEAN AND FlNK—Persons
in consequence of the many things sold, set down every'.
article, die it ever so good,) as a humbug. If people
could be made to try a 3s. bottle ofJone's Condi-lair Re
storative. nod seri how it makes dry. rusty, red, light hair
moist. soil, autiOrii and - dark. and keeps it so ; and hyits
use for sometimil causes It to_ grow naturally heattliful ;
if people could ree-the.number of poor 'respectable 'me
chanics that use it, (aye, and find it the cheapest thing
they can use.) for dressing and beautifying the Hair; ;for
keeping it soft and in order three times - as long an Any
other article made; and'
Forces it to grow. stops its falling, ,
And costs lint 3 shillings to try.
We formerly sold.nothing, less than Sibottles, but we
wiskpeople to try it. Sold only at 82 (mind te2l Chadian)
street, New York, rind by, „
rt , o WM. JACKSON: Ant. RA Liberty t.
fPitreburl;h
ing personally used Dr. Willl;rd's Oriental Conga 'Mix
ture. and experienced tie beneficial ellects. do mostcheer
fully recommend it as safe and- etlectnal, in all cases.
Speaking from experience, we believe that it has . no Su
perior; and would recommend its tise.to all the afflicted.
CHARLES LEWIS:
. WM. JEI , IIKINS.;
Pittsburgh, March 1.5111. - •
u - sola by .1. Seboonmaker. &Co., John Hays. James
A. Jones. J. H. Cassel, John Pe.Scott, P. L. Snowden. J.
Molder, Ogden & Snowden. ' ap2.2
S-.li-LlitHtlificSOL-IiVICTCiLtiSOIiESTFAYSIPE
LAS, Barber's Itch. Chaps; Sire lteards, Pimples.—
This is used by many physicians in this - city in curing the
above. and we would not conseienciouslysell Unless *e
knew it to be all we state-.
. .
As a cosmetic, the true JONES'S SOAP is perhaps the
only article ever known thistwnoved - impurnitis, 'and
cleared and beautified th Iltsni c Atkinff
smooth mid white as mind, it is sold attil
Chatham at., N. Y., artateik,.. -, ,; , , , „;.' , • •. : ,
. • ,''VW . 34AIESON. Agent,- .
rnares Ytitreet.-Pittsbarah.
. .
A mErucAN GRaitT,Blialkatt" t.th , NA
/IL TURK—Procured from a welljaltentucky. 1E.!5 feet the earth's surface. This found:vastly
superior to Harlem, British, or any other formerly. popu
lar Oils. Its curative properties tot the following
moms are truly wonderful: Inflamatory rheumattsni,
whooping-cough, plithisic, coughs, 'colds, 'spasms, teller;
erysipelas, scald head. croup, Inflammatory sore throat,
liver complaint. inflammation of the kidneys, pains in the
breast. ow- and back, diseases of the spine,..piles, heart
burn, diseasefor the hip joint, inflamed sore eyes. deaf
ness, and car ache, wonus, tooth ache, sprains, strains,
bunts, seals, bruiies, cuts, incase cancer,rrever,' sores.
•
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
NMI. JACKSON at his hoed add' shoe store. 89 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh! The mo BOOT staitds in the door-way.
Only - place in Pittsburgh where the . GENCISat can be ob
tained. ''
Caurtots.—ln order to be sure ofobtaining the genuine,
purchase only of tliegeneml agent, for Western PennsYl
vania, Wm. Jackion. 88 Liber ty , street, or through. Sub-
Agents appointed by him for its sale, each of whonokilY
have a show bill and general dire etions in pamphlet feral
containing the nature mid address of the Proprietor and
General Agent of 'Western* Pennsylvania, as tollowa:
Dr. Hall Co., proprietor, Kentuckyy.
Wm. Jackson, General Agent'Lor Western .PeimsYlva
nip., 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, to whom all orders
must be addressed.
Onskartt.-13aelt bottle is enclosed in one of the above
.named Pamphlets, and the !Mize of William Jackson, (the
general and only wholesale agent Gar Wrstern Pennsyl
venial Printed on the outside of the label. oct.ti„
Iron Otty Cracker asl -Broad Bak!ry.
J. SHEPUARD , ,
WOULD respectfully inform ia his friends and the, Pub.
WOULD
lie generally, that he . has added to. his other:buSi.
neSS, the manufacturing of Cruekera or eSery
Hating purchased one of .W. R. .Kevin's Uracke ,
Pilot - Bread machines, he . to prepared to fill ail oii
crackers or pilot bread ft the shortoit - notiee Und
by a strict attention tbliusinetiii; a'
to'share'portion
public patronage.. The rkabrid reslieetrully inYt
call and examine for thettiselVi3i. - -
BARER I Chnittercial Row Liberty st:
N - -B. &me rior thmily.Breadoye.ayd dyspoptin
large , rollsi lresrf'everyriiMitig can'be
the more. or myswagortietfitt stand'm the mat
c'ttkei and Confectionary - 0 lurnd'and made - to
J: BHBPHA,
No 10 Comniereital Rom. Liberr
Q LINDE/1E5,-400 do 4 Playing Crirds;
S3O whole and half boxes Sardines;
/0 baskets:l:dive .*
20 doz: assorted Catsupti,
• 5 casks• London Porter, quarti and pints;
300 doz. Brandies. Wines, Ice:very old;
bbis.powderid - Satar;
60 lasitets Chasapajgne Wilke. Port to arKive;
3 hhds Oletet Wine, for sale, by '
VOTICE SHIPPERS.—Wc have taken an
iastuediately ePposite to ottr " bucutwarehaut
the 'present, where we v)11 transact , business
until a new house can be erected, arrangenleuts - haA
already been made for that maltase,
will'ulWaYsbe in readiness at our It•he
receive freight, 0:A. hItANT.ILV y & CQ.,
BARLEY_ 100 bags Barley, Am. landing and:for
by (*vat] w.
•ratatlr
•
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rk.-•• "
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IT 18 THE BEST COUGH lIIEDICINE.I EY,E ,R
USED"—Thin an expressed hi out hearing yea
tenlay, by cmrrt egent gentleman, whir liad used but,
about one ball J r a bottle of, Dr. Willartis Oriental Cough
Mixture t before e was entirely cared. Conte and get a,
bottle of it, and if the moot obstinate eough or cold does
not disappear by its use, yeur money will be refunded.,
Compounded as it is, of the most ctlective; though harai
less and pleasa n t remedies. its use fur years has, uoi In t
deed con it, fail to glee entire satisfaCtiou. - -
For sale, wholesale sad retail, by
HAYS k DROCRW4Y::.
Went' Street:bear Canal Haifa;
WILLIAM FLEMING,
.Lairreaceville".. "
. ,
WILLAIIVS Citiented.Cough crs
' womil ti '! Aitse who !save nettled an oft-.,
portunity o 1 trying this givat remedy for the Perrin:wept
cure of every IarI;SIIDa DI the lungs, should ilea (nil to give •
it II trill. certificates of hi etfictency. from otir own cit
izens, which we are constantly receiving. cannot roil to
convince 1110 skeptical. !tend the. fallowing (roma
of high standing in Allegheny: Wit
•
• -km,xylissr Car, Peb. 7, ISIEt
.21es:es. llifys - ¢ Broeluvry:. It adonis me great,plen-,
sure to be Able td add tny testimony ; n favor of Dr.
lird's truly valuable.codghmediclae. About three months
since I wai.attackcd with a violent cold, uud was much.
distrekrd with the cough; Triim which I could act no re-,
lief, until "was a abort time OriDCe induced to call at your
store 'and pureliaie some of the Orientul Cough Mixture.
I not happy to state that the use of the second bottle hod
entirety eured me; aud, buying great confidence in
have, and shall continue a recommend ifto ley friend.
“OaAcs Ftaxatato.'?....l
ILSROM the NeW York Gazette: Oct.• 6, term,l.a daily
4 paper deservedly at tha - hend•Of the daily press al"
us country. • •
t Aristors:Sztract of gaiitiprii;;Ge.lt were hut courtesy:
to call the attention of our readers to this invaluable prep. -
oration which will be found advertised in another. col uum. ,
.711 r. 'Missal is a brother, and iSFLIC3 a highly' interesting
newspaper. every now and then, one or two .numbers
which we •have already noticed; and thethedleine Itself
has been - eulogised by nearly ell the pSess bribe western'
country, and, we doubt not, Justly eulogised.' It has iu its
'favor, moreover, 'veery flattering tesurnonials :from the
most erilinent practitionerl'in every . part of the country
where Whoa been ascii. There ts
.beetny and taste
enough in the bottles, sad in the ettgraCed lubsqs in which
they air enveloped, to' intluee a puichii.se, even if the
preparation itself were not one of the .` savereignest in
the world," usevery person Must believe it is—that is,-
every one must believe it is—that in, every one who
would not most amass ofilocu ter . y evidence conclu
sive enough to convert tianity. Buy one
of the bottles, gentle reader,. • her you do not
agree with us on this point::t
• For sale try • B. i•
:cor. of let and V
• .
I.)IIIEUMATISAI, GOUT,'" i: • •• .HELIX.--
A respectablogentlonaa:the e , as h e -.
said, to Minna us that he bad been nfiric,'' 'for IS years
with •Itheumatisca or Gout; and occasionally with Tic
Doloreux; that he had been frequently confined to Lis
room for months together,.aud often sulrered the most in,
tense and excruciatang pain, but that lately he bad. been
using Jayne r Alterative, from which lie foundihemost sig
nal and unexpected relief. fie says he found the meth.
eine very pleasant anti effective,. and that he now con.
ciders himself perfectlY cured .—Philadelphia North Amer
„ •
•
. , .
A FAcr.Woarti li'sowneo.—A gentleman of Scrofulous
habit. from iudiscretion in bin younger, days ; became af
fected with ..Uleerations in- the Throat awl NOW, and it
disagreeable eruption of the Skin. indeed, his photos -
system bore the marks of being saturated with .disease.
One band and wrist wore, so much. affected that he
.had
lost the use of the baud, • every part being covered •with
deep,- .paiulul, and -offensive ulcers. and were by hollow
and porous as an honey-comb. it was at this stage. of hi;
. complaint, when death appeared inevitable from a loath •
scrag disease, that he comotence4alle use of JaynesAl
ruid having taken sizteeft bottles, is now perfect
ly cured.
~
• The. Alterative operates - throneh the circulation, and
purifies the blood and eradicates disease from the system,
wherever located, and the numerous oures it. has. per
formed in diresoes of the skin, caticei,l scrofula, gout,-
.liver complaint, dyspepsia pnil other chronindiseases,u
truly asionisbing.—ipirir of Me Timm
my- For •Ale in Pittsburgh, at the PEKIN TEA STORE.,
72 Fourth street.
• •
lONSUMPTiONT, COUGH, SPITTING OF BLOOD!
A_,) BRONCHITIS, • ASTHMA; ae.—To• Comirst
Four-fitths of you are really - suffering from net=
'Colds, or en obstruction and' eonsegnent lamination of
the delicate lining of thoso tubes throce;h• whit!' the 'air
we breathe is distributed to the lungs. This obstruction
produces pain'and soreness, hoarseuess,-cough, diffieulty
of breathing, hectic fever, end a spitting of blood,lnattet
or phlegm, which finally exlihuSts the strength tlf 'the pa
tient—and death ensues. JAYNES'. EXPECTORANT
nerer jails to remove this obstruction, and produces this
most pleasing, and happy results: It 11' certain - in its of
fects, and cannot fail to relieve,',
For sale in Pittsburgh at.the Pelts Telt Store; 72 Fettrth'
I)kZ - T. COUGH , riIEd)ICINE AVOHLD!"
• _11) AnOther evidence of the superiority of.Dr, •
lonfs.Couih Mixture, over nil others. Read the following
: certificate from a respectable citizen of the Filth Ward:
Pirrsauaon, N0v.3,847:
• "!This certifies that for some weeks past I was tro l übled•
with a very serious Cough, which. was evidently beeom
ing seated on the lungs to such ail eitent es to resist this
effect of every medicine which I had been using. 1 was
finally persuaded to cull at Hays & lirockway's Drug
Store, and get a bottle of Dr. lYitlarirs Oriental Conk .
Mixture; which , to n.y.greitt surprise, relieved' e very:
much; after talaug only two or three doses. and beforeCr
had used one boule.l was ethirely 'cured. Twas Somuch.
pleased withlts effecte, that I have brought others to tity,
it, and shall continue to ricommend it to my friends, ap F.
firmly Geliere it to be the best Cough Merlieirient Me • worrol.
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nibMi
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SUGAR COATED VFX3ETABLF.PUIRIATIVETIL
ARE universally admitted - tecoperate. not only a m p'
effectual preventive, but as a nerve failing y
remedy, ita •
all diseases which can affect the human frame. Head
s,
ache, Indigestion, Rheumatism ,'
Piles. Scurvy Dro
Small Pox, Cholera Mottos, it onns, Whoopi , ng Cou p gh,'
Consumption, Jaundice. Quineey, Seaslatina. Liver Cont.' .
plaint. Apoplexy, Cancers, :Measles, Suit Rheum, Fits,
Heartburn Giddinees, Erysipelas. Deafness. Itchings o
the Skin. G r
Colds ~ G out, Gravel. Pains in the Back, Inward
AVenkness;Pilljiltation of the Heart, Hi ugs in IROTbTOacT
Asthma. Fevers of all kinds Female Complaints, Stitches -
in the Side. Spitting of Blood,l Sore Eyes, Scrofula, St." •
Anthony'. Fire, Lowness of Spirits, Flooding, Fleet AI- .
bus or Alines, Gripes, King's Evil, lockjaw, Hysteria,
Bile on the Stomach, and all bilious affecuons Pleurisy,
Swelled Feet rind Legs, Swine Pox, ..White ' Sweilings,,
Tremors, Ttuners, Ulcers, Vomiting—and a holster Others.
have successfully and repeatedly been immuished by:
heir all-powerful arm.
They have been known Metreet tc ' 3 when all other remedies had proyad ui ddictliejase .
stages of disease. . • .7 . • ..•
y have In ninny cases sup y lice shill • •
of the most eminent physicians, a es their ,
un , rillified commendation. .
•
hey have becu fret:Mend), recommeneedbfellineCthe,
most distinguished characters throughout the: ~,and
been sanctioned ill Europa by Noblemen, and PrEstees olf.r •
roynl blood. •
They have been introduced into the &nephrite oiEdio-...
burgh, Paris, and Vienna, and through the dishitereited '
exertions of our Foreign Ambassaders, they bare semi. ,
veil the favorable commendation of the Emperor_ °fibre...
sire. and of his Celestial Majesty of the Chiuese Empire.t
fir Scarcely a Packet- vessel of any repute sails from
the port of New;Vork, without an supply of ths„
SIPE; - NEVER.FAILING;PFUI,NII.
117 - Agencies have been eitablialied in all The principal
Cities in this Union, and applications are constan tly tench:.
ing us from almOst numberless.villagea in,-every section
of the country. Testimonials of their marvellous effects
are pouring in frbm all quarter.-mud in such ininibers
that we have not time to read one half of them:. IVhati
stronger or more conclusive. evidence than these. import 7,
out facts can the most sceptical desire? Is it possible, that
the Many thousands who- have' tried CLICUENER'S .
PILLS, can be deceived ili their results? Reny impos 7 i
tore. Or quackery existed, would it not long ago his/
held up, us it should be, to dm scorn and derision of a
justly offended community.
ur Remember. Dr. C. V. Cliekener is the nriginal• in
ventor of Sugar Coated Pills; and that nothing ot the TOM
was ever heard of. until he introduced them in June i ltß3." - .
Purchniers should; therefore, always ask for Cliekene'r's
Sugar Coated Vegetable and take no other, tit they -
will be made the victims of a fraud. . . •
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PRICE. 2h CENTS . PER BOX.
Dr. Clickener's principal office for the WOO of Oils, Is 66
WISE. JACKSON; fi ll Libertyot... heed of Wood, at,P,i4-
burgh..Pii.. General . .A.gent tor. Western Penneytyppit,
Northern Olio; and Bic - River Cul-Mike of Virginia.
The following are Dr.' Cliakeneee duly appointed-A r
genie for Allegheny co.. Fa.
Wht. JACKSON, (principal) SO Liberty atroei, loott4 ; of
Marshall, Allegheny City.
Jonathan Glikiest, Matielimiter. • •
C. Towatenit Co.. " .„ „ 41 ,
- Jno. IL U. Jacques,ilinningbarti.
. Jno. 11. Cassel, Pettit st.
Andrew S. Getty, Wylie at. •
Robert Williams, Artburseille.
R: IL Hemingray, Soßth . AV.pril. „
Teinpenuteevalf., •
•- 4 Jeremiah Plenting,lmieteliee*Me. "' '
• Daniel Negley, East Liberty. . /". ••
Edward Thompson, Wilkinsburgit. • . j
Thonins Aikin Sharpsburgb. • .
G. 11. Starr, Sewickley. • • :
Samuel. Springer. Clinton •
James M'Koe. Stewartstcnru. •
Jolts Black, Turtle Creek.
.C. F. Disbi. Elirabeilt, • .
. • , Riley Plumb Township . :
J. Jones, llakerstown.
• Penny. APKeesport
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