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troy rashionable Bottabilahment.
he riber hasjust opened, adjoining the Exchange
.Bank
., and immediately opposite - the. office of the
MorningTost; sth street, a FASHIONABLE STOCK OF
GOODS - for men's wear,.whtelt has been selected from
the lamest . French im - psrung house East. A sight Of the
goods vill convince all that they arc of the newest styles
and finest fahricks ever brought. to this city. He will en
deaYorro.make his garments fit so easy and well. that
the pleasure of wearing them, shall only be squalled by
the pleasure of spaying for theta, Terms Cash, and prices
to. correapond. [may 16) JNO. CURRAN.
7Fsewoh Goods; for Gesillf ear.
T ",,ubscriber appeals te, his shaves to bear him oat
in the assertion that to
has the largest lot of
:ErengitGoodit,. adapted to men's wear, to be found in any
. Taileting,;Establishment in the city—many articles and
. many styles included in the same, cannot be found else
where. ..A.few of the leading articles will be' enumerated
lore below
Bentjahri7s Finest Black Cloths ;
~ Johannes Ablioes colored "
BonjOhn S, SimoriPs Doeskin Casithrieres;
" Cinpe Elasticiues
Light and dark Fanci!ii -
Paliot Cloths, for Slimmer Coats;
Ciießtnaretts, " "
Coburgs,
l ' we.e4,s, English and American ;
Batins,:Crape • Silk, Tarleton. Cachmere, Tinselled
'Brocades, embossed - and needle wrought Shapes, white
Illareeillos i luid a great variety of other Vestings.
'Mien DTlllis. white, grey, plain, plaid and ribbed,
wf entirelynew style's. imported this season—which will
be sold law to order for Bush, on delivery, and cash only.
J. CURRAN.
tae 17 -.•- street, next Exchange Bank.
Fatileonable - Closhlng Store,
N0.'218 - LIBERTY STREET. OPPOSITE §FVENTLI
IrrdlESnbscribers r espectfully inform their f riends and
• I. the public generally, that they have just received
- anew supply ot French and English Cloths. and
merer,—Vesungs of all styles and quality—Ready-made
Clothing of alVdesciriptions, neck and pocket Handker
chiefs, "Shirts; in short, every article usually kept in
'Clothing Stores. constantly on hand.
Gentlemen wishing to have Clothes made to order. in
-a fashionable style, will find it to their advantage to call
'and examine our stook before going elsewhere.
mity3-if I - 14. - IVIULLEN h DOWNING
T. 41t, J. T. .t'ttßallM - 7;ry;
:N0:772k 79 PORNEFc.SIXTII AND LIBERTY ST F.ETS.
t ilivire' erdarged'and newly fitted up their establish
' ' '4
Inca, at the ab ve well known stand. respectfully
Irene the attention or their friends and the public to their
tshoica selection of .N,ew Goods, comprising every vatic
tyforSprina and su m mer wear; selected especially for
Aliair customer department. Those wishing to leave their
~ordext win find tn. WS establishment, every style of 11(`W
' sind desirableigoOds 1 Their qbek" of ready Made Cloth
taTlia C , Xlensive. got u in the best nmuner. of durable ten
'..teriah,and well %wanly the attention of those Wishing, to
- purthase. All are ii rued to cull. and may rest assured tl
-.that they:will be plea v with price. quality and variety
..A3atimassortsitent of shirts kept constantly on hand.
- 14)111106mo.
1
Y. Es. ly street. l'a4Gurgh, has sm.;
9PCltea, for the! Spring. trade, a large and general
assortment of well.. Selected Cloths. Cassimeres, and
Ye:stings,' consisting of superfine' French and English
black-and fancy colored CLOTIIS. suitable 'Tor the va
. !dims sty/estmf Spring and Summer Coats.
Plain and , fancy Frehch,Englishrstal American eAS
SI3IEIIES: in great variety and new patterns, adapted to
'She ottstomm trade. -
tdiSo, a ••••reat 1-itrielV of new and fancy VESTING'S—
wiII& %ratite cut and made to oraer, in the most
faslaoiiabla style.- •
4's:lmmo* favoriniz..the establishment with a call; will be
tutted Oa moderate terms, ut short notice.
.Thestaltseriber hits :dui on hand n great assortment of
.:11 EADYIIIADE. - CLOTDlNG,itincle in the present Spring
Pashlr. ion.'eonsisting of every description of Dress and
rtotipooss, of al.l frollionable eaters; fancy and plain
-7 . Sat-It:Land laciness Coats,
Also, a
_general assOriment of Pants. Vests. Shirts,
Cvayats, and all other articles in the Clothing line, which
stalllieSold low, for con..
purchasers' avid find it much to their neva!).
Inga.to call and exantine the stock, herore purchasing
elsosrherc.' ' I'. DELANY, Tailor.
mar •
TO Arms: TO A RMS
sa g radon of:Western Penna. by Clol 1.11
• - • 74 + /0.000 Mltl. notwithstanding which. J.
Arfrite . enntinne clothing chenpei than coy
. 44 heyetoilm. been oirrryd in the Western country. hav
• log the In rgest estalilishinent in the city. (mothr on bib
' 'Mt - yawl-Sixth sus. Ile ;I, can - prepared to show to his
• numerous patrons the greatest variety of cloths. cossi
''lTMreil, reslums. and cloning of aN de , crirtiong. stinnble
for the approaching scar. that ling' g e e ,- bee n , offe re d in
Wei market. tit winch al can hare the Right of NVay.—
. 'Observe the corner. N0.,1137. Liberty and etc.
arise?-t - J. 111. rWI Prnmir,nr.
WEJRCIE
srsaumm. RIDDLE.
Twin City Clothing Stare.
SPANGI.M.& Co. ansomter to their friends
• and fits citizens a Allegheny. that they basse on
band a;fine assortment a u;.-.Al)l' :HAM: CLOTHING.
consisting of COats..Vols. Pants nose. &e.. which they
Cain sell at fair prices. Aim. a superior lot of Cloths,
.Cassimeres, and Vestings, which they will make up to
, - order. in the neatest and best manner.
iflOr Custom work done as ustial.
Don't ferget the iplace, on the went side of Pede
Ml:Meet 5 doom north Of the Auction Store, Allegheny
cies,
apl9-3m
•
I Clothing Clothing I I
The Three Rs- Doori vs. The iVran-rn w or ld
160 'Os.' WELL !sELEcrrEn GARWINTS now
made and ready - to be offered on the
'lint It eral term; to ntyl old cnstoment and the public in
'general. The Proprietor of this famfamed and extensive
nstablichment has now. Mier returning from the Eastern
at moch trouble and expense, Just completed his
fall and Ailin;,r arrangements to supply his thousands of
cintonters with one of the most desirable stocks of Clo
thinglhat has ever been Offered in this or any other tnar
-bil West or the mottninits. For neatness in style and
i. s►orkinntfnh;p. imuthinett with the very low price which
• *hey will lie sold for, must certainly render the old unri
4itlled Three EL!: Doors olie of the greatest attractions of
:thewvestern country. It is gratifying to me to be able to
ntinattuce to my numerous friends at home and abroad.
that notsviMstanding the bstrarinlittnry efforts which I
have made to meet the many calls in my line, it is with
lilltfikulty I can keep time with the constant rush that is
nutZe.on this, establishment. It is a well established
`hat,:that my . sales are eitat or ten times larger than any
_other house mthe trade , and this being. th e . case on the
•"tialscut cold, I can atfrod o sell at much lees profit than
others cont.! possibly think of doing if they wished to
.'toyer contingent expense t. I intend to make a clean
,'ysweep of all my presentstock before the beginning. of nest
ear; coming to this conclusion, I will make it the inter
'Hest of every matt, who wants. a cheap winter suit, to call
ranii•pttrehrse at the Threr.l.Big.Doors.
_ ttat2lstl.ksv •
N - Ew(300115, NEW at the lion " City Clothing Store. a; splendid assortment of Cloths,
`consisting of rule Preach,llinglish and American Plain,
black and fancy Cassinterim. of the most modern styles;
: 4 611e - Ik:wed Cashmere Veninge, Silk Velvet. Plain and
*Falipy, Satins—all of which we will make up at the most
„rettsonaltle prices. in a durhble audYashionable style.
'Ready Made Clothing.. lof all descriptions; Lady's
-clanks of 'the most fashionable patterns. Neck and
'Pocket Iltlkft., Suspenders', Dosom,, Shirt Collars, and
,cycry artiek,usually kept in a Clothing Store. Country
Merchants., before purchasing elsewhere, will find it to
'ribeirstvantage to call at the Aron City Clothing Store,
No. lan-Liberty street, immediately opposite the month
,pUbiarket. r . ( oet l& t ll C. 51•CLOSICEV.
CIEI•LIN(i; 01 , 1: I.IRV FUR CASH."—Winter
0 thin.= of'every deScription, such as cloaks, over
moats, superfine blanket. Beaver. Pilot and heavy broad
iloths, superfine cloth, dresls, and frock coats; a large as
:tweed. sack and frock coats.
M . easSinte, and ratinett pantaloons; also. a cen
,cEratitssortntent of vests; plhin and fancy velvet, cloth,
"."i:teasimere and fancy Woolen. and plaid enssiniere, with
...; , ,,kgreat variety of superfinellrish linen. trimmed shirts,
:under shirts. stock, erneats,reinforts and all other ani
t.les En the Thing line, which will he sold low for Cash.
...fill 'find it much to their advantage to rail
:soou„at 49 Liberty street. ! P. DELANY'
A complete assortinent of goods, suitable for
- CusibraerWork, always On !land, such as English, Preach
rand American cloths. and eassimeres; also a choice ns
.—iarnnent of teasonntite vesttrate,—all of which will he
malls to order in the latest siyies, and on the most ne
junltleinw
sommodating terms. I
C of Sting I Clothing !
Spring and Bunnner stock that is now ready to be
offered at the old origine.l
71111Eg BIG DOORS,
Js one tel the'largest and choicest itt 'selection that has ev
.- ierbcen exhibited by any one concern in this or any
seXcity In the Union. I will lot undertake to describe to
the. - rettiler the different asstionnents of articles which I
itlNVltnve to Offer them; but Will simply tell them that if
i:',.they only favor toe with a leen. I will lay before theta
;,175.660 different garments to make a choice out of. con
. „Sisting in part of Coats. froutithe richest in quality down
thtiowest in price; Pantaloons and Vents, to the an
lads mem of the beholder, with both mouth and eves
vsmitdering lathe most extravagant degree of sur
prise.. how such a vast ColleCliolla nearer MADE CLOTHING
could po.9dy be collected together under the control of
- one. individnal ' Bet such things will he, ns long as per
tAteverance and industry - in the main-spring of trude.--
Without unyinteution of bomiting, on my part, I will say
'at the some nine, it in of such Metal I am principally com
posed, for nothing in the shape or form of difficulties, no
matter what their magnitude May he, can deter me front
- - aeceitnplishing my object, in pioviding for the former, the
tnechtune, and the day laborer. My whole attention is
Taken up with the greatest cure for their welfare, itt get-
Mg up fashionable, and at the same time substitutial gar
, ,itents, -to - meet their demands; and as for others, who
7 . ` themselves moving in different sphere, and re
halt
,trig an article of the rte plus ultra kind, they have
:only te'givb me an' outline of their wants, and they are
putted to It Word.
Noik, let me say a word or two to my country mercli
ants Tit Tle trade: If you winit to save from at least 25 to
10 Per cent, in your wholesale purchases, call in at the
...IThree, Dig, Doors," and if I tilMit meet your most sun
t u e l srS h e " g e o7bAe th ma e ol v s ay ,
will iFo " t b i l li . a .h t e ti 2 re ' abtaZpfitToag
er any Milstein:le:its of a similar kind to a generous peo
'-ipleof so noble a nature and close discernment. '
JOHN APCLOSKEY,
is=sfettlS-Iy: I No, 151 Liberty street.
_ _
CAN'T BtAT:—.T. Iphite has just received at
Ids large establislottem,-fronting on Liberty and 6th
tstrects,n splendid assortment of TWEEDS for summer;
alscr, a stiperiorlot of Prench qutin VESTINGS. all of
which he is ready to make up tit the latest fashion and
- att - the most reasotiable terms las usual; Observe the
',Omer. N 0.107 Liberty and Sixth streets.
lnytl. .T. wren:. Tailor. Proprietor.
••
:, • • AV !soli esage .asscl Retail/.
,IR R ADDLE.II.MINESfi AND TIWNIC MAN I:FACTORY.
OBERT 11.111 WUXI% bev . s leave to in-.,
form his friends and the palm generally,
:`,thitt ha Continues to occupy that large and coin— 4 1/11./
incalions Store Room. formerly occupied by Samuel Fttlin
..lstack k CO., No. tiG;corner of Diumoild alley and Wood
Ittgeetoyhere he keeps a large and general assortment of
- Bitildlaig.Briilles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle
'Bog & Valises, Buffalo Robes, Whips, and all other uni
ties tis his lino.,
He also keeps constantly on hand. rind is prepared to ,
furnish to order,. all kinds of Riveted Hose. num tithetured
of the hest material, and in a style of workmanship equal
to the eastern manufactured article, and at 66 per cant.
cheaper.
,I.:ouritry3/ereftants an 4 Fa*
and examine bis sick brfara - A
italsdatermined to'sell first rat
pnaaa. •
Er Don't foiaot the,place,
ivreet and Diamond ,Uicy.
NES
. .
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,NDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.—We have just receive
large supply of Books for Sunday School Libraries
published by the American Sunday School Union. and
approved by a committee of publication, consisting of
members of the following denominations. viz.: Baptist.
Congregational, Episcopal Methodist, Presbyterian. and
Reformed Dutch. Three publications comprise upwards
of six hundred bound volumes, (of prices from 8 cents up
to 75 cent 4.) all written expressly for Sunday Schools.
In addition to the above, the Union publishes a large
variety of books, in paper covers, fur quilt: young child
ren. for rewards. &c.
The Union also publishes two Libraries. Nos. I and 2,
of one hundred volumes each. fill numbered ready for use.
of books from 72 pages up to 250, at the low price of ten
dnveragite , only ten cents a volume.
.Also, -A You& Cabinet Library.' of filly volumes, at
the low price of two dollars and fill y (TM&
Also, Hymn Books. Question Books, red and blue Tick
ets on paste boards. Alarm, &c.
All the above we sell at the Union, at Philadelphia
prices. Catalogues of Books furnished on nppliention.
ELLicrrr & ENGLISH, Oil Market at.,
fel:o3 between Third and Fourth.
New 11- orks.
ALLISON'S I IARLBOROUGII—The military life of
John, Duke of Marlborough: by Archibald Allison,
.F. R. S.. author of the "History of Europe."
Neainler's Life of Christ4—The life of Jesus Christ, in
its historical connexion and historical developments: by
Atigustai Neander—transbucil froin the fourth German
edition. by John McClintock and E. Blumenthal, Profes
sors in Dickinson College.
Old Hicks the Guide ; or Adventurevin 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. Chaltner's Posthumous Worirs;—Daily Scriptural
Readings, by the late ThomasGlialineri . t, D. D., L. L. D.—
in three vols. Volumes let and '21.1 received.
The above valuable works received this day, and for
sale by `JOHNSTON & STOCIO'OIV,
apl2 Booksellers, corner Market and Third sts.
' Trimmings.
'VEIN' and splendid variety of TRIMVINGS. of the
IN latestyke lust received at ZEBULON KINSEY'S,
No 07 Maus n-r STREVI. Among which are:
50 gross Daisy Buttons, assorted colors;
.100 " plain, covered with net, assorted C 0107.4;
t'SO " plainstnall, assorted colors;
50 " cotton. new art iele;Will wash, assoried colors;
Also, a large variety of Fringes, ass'd widths and colors.
GLOVES.
A very large s tork of the above article.
6 doz. Ladies' Open Work - ed Silk Gloves;
" Gents' Heavy Silk Gloves;
7 "- Ladies' Net Black and Whits Gloves;
25 Ladies' Palley : Top Lisle Thread Gloves;
20 " Ladies' GloVes;
50 Raw Silk Gloves;
20 " Gents'" ''•
12 " Children's Cotton Gloves;
Shaded Twist. Steel and Guilt Bends. Purse Rings and
Tost , els, Bead Bags, steel and velvet, fine Pans, Parasols,
Arcordeons. &c.. La. [enartrd
DON'S LONDON BOOKSL-Six Old English Chroid
cies.
William of Malmsbory's Chronicles.
Bede's Ecclesiastical History of AlglciSexon . ohroni
cles.
Mallet's Northern Antiquities.
Heroditus. by Carey.
Machiavelli's History of Florence.
Schlegel's Philosophy of Life and Language.
History.
Langre's History of Painting.
Beckmon's History of Inventions.
Rosede's Leo the Tenth.
Roscoe's Lorengo De Medici.
Coiets House of Austria. -
Schiller's Works. For sale by
mstira H. S. BOSWORTH &CO 43 Market st.
ers would do - well to call
mrehasing elsewhere, as
te ariiclos at very low
- o. 88, corner of Wood
1.4,25
piransportation
1 tstaLnrgh.Portable Boat Liao ::A'
1848
- .
For the Transportation of Freight to andfrom
PITTSCURGII, PHILADELPHIA, HA LTIMORE,NEW
YORK"; HOS,TON.
sonsizaE 4- CASE:Fhiladriphia.
TAAFFE 4. O'CONNOR, Pittsburgh.
rrilftS old established Line being now in full operation,
the proprietors have made extensive arrangements to
forward Goods and Produce with despatch, and on the
most favorable terms. They confidently hope, their well
- known.prompthess in delivering goods—peculiar safety
in mode of carrying --capacious warehouses at each port,
affording accommodations to shippers and owners of
produce,—touther with their long experience and mire
mining attention to business, will secure to them a con
t
acinua knownce of
ge that liberal patronage they hereby gratefully
All consignments by and for this line received, charges
paid, and forwarded In any required directions fres of
chargFfor commission, advancing or storage.
No interest, directly of indirectly, in - steamboats.
All communicatiohs proinptly attended to on applica
tion mitts following agents:
IDGE & CAS
276 Itlerk ßOßß et street. Philadelp K hia.
; PAAFFE & O'CONNOR,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
O'CONNORS &
WILL No
lAM rth stß.Wreet,lLso2;s Baliimotu.
SG, Cedar street, New York.
Mere linnebt W sty Freightittine.
(FORMERLY CALLED PICENVORTH CO.'s LANE.)
Aiijouron iErWri 11 1848 g t - 4 0. t=& , m
XCLUSIVELY• for the transportation of way freish
between Pittsburgh, Blairsville, !Johnstown, lioni
daEsiburgli, \Vatter street, and an Intermediate places.
Use boat will leave the warehouse of C. A. :SrAnulty &
Co., Canal basin. Liberty street, rittsburgh. every day,
(Sundays excepted.) and shippers cat always depend on
having their goods forwarded without delay; and at fair
rates.
This Line wo formed for the special accommodation of
the way busiar.w. The proprietors. thankful for the very
liberal patronage they have received during the last two
years, respecteillly ‘inform their old customers and the
public gelwrally. that they have extended their facilities,
&c.. during the past winter, and arc now better prepared
to necommmlate an increased business.
NTortx.
It. 11. CAN AN & PIIOrISI'WM. STITT.
J:. C..STITT.
JAIVIES A. LORE. JOHN riIILLER.
I'ITINDr.r.&.IIIeDOIVIN.L.
AUENTS— C. A. 11IANTI.Ty 4 Co.. Pitistuirgh;
R.. 11. Cs NAN. 3010SIOSCII;
JOHN Hollidaysburg;
rrinann , nntlon co
Rertnniners—Sinicli A Sinelii ir; Waterst.lTito &
Jr. ti
G. &J,
H. Shoeliberger: It Robison & Co.; ; Bag:tiny
Smith: Jolui Parker, Win. Lela - nor; J. Jordon k Soil.
nu: r 1 (Oa: - --
merchants, Transioria tinit Line,
47-A •
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F OR the Transportation of ItTereltandize and Produce
to Philadelphia and Baltimore. Goods yousigned to
our care will lie forwarded without delay. at the lowest
rates. Bills of Lading transmitted. and all instructions
promptly attended to, tree front any extra charge for stor
age or contntission.
C. A. m - A NULTY & Co.. Proprietors.
Crinui Bn.in. Liberty at., Pittsburgh
Muzette.only, rev '3
Great. English Remedy:
1, OR Coughs, Colds , Asthma. and COnsumptinn !—The
_l2 great and only Remedy for the above diseases is the
Hungetrian Eu4am of Life, discovered by the celebrated
Dr. Buchan. of London, England; and introduced into the
United States under the immediate superintendence of the
inventor.
The extraordinary xaccess of this medicine, in the cure
of Pulmonary diseases. warrants the American Agent in
soliciting for treatment the worst possible case, that can
be - found in the commuttity--eases 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
cufirmed and incurable. The Llungarian halaum has
cured. and will cure, the mpst desperate ease. It is no
quack it ostpini, but asl milord English medicine, ofknown
and establp6 . l
Every manly in the Untied States should be supplied
With lint:hale, h ungarian Balsam of I.ife. not only to
counteract the conauniptive of the climate, but to be used
as a preventive medicine in all cases of colds. coughs,
spitting of blood, !mitt in the side and chest, irritation and
. soreness of the lungs. brain-Inns. ditlietilty of breathing.
hectic fever, night sweats. emaciation and general debili
=ty. asthma, intliteusa, whooping cough. and croup.
Sold in large bottles at SI per beide, with full directions
for the restoration orhealth.
Pamphlets, containing a mass of English rind American
certificates, and other evidence. shoring the tineinnikd
merits of this great English Remedy, may he obtatned of
the. Agents. gratuitously.
For sale by B. A. FAIINE.STOCK ik CO.,
chin cor. First and Wood. and ‘Food and nth am
A, I ERICA!. WORKS—Sir Astley Cooper on Benda ;
iFj -Sir Astley Cooper on the Breast. Sze.;
Colic's Lectures on Surgery and Thymus Gland;
\Vatudis Practice;
Mackintosh's Practice; z
Dunglison's Phyeiology;
Honor's Annunny . and Histology;
Churchill's Midwifery;
Velpeatin Midwifery;
Diseases of Infants—Binned; •
Diseases of Females—Ashnell: for sale by
mar 3 H. S. BOSWORTH & Co.,
43 Market street.
.14kTEW Porno, illustrated
IA Harper's new edition of the Poetical works of John
Milton, with is memoir, and critical remarks on his genius
nod writings, by Junes :Montgomery and one hundred
and twenty ell,STIleill:;5 from drawings by Win. Harvey
In two volumes.
SPENCER'S GILF:SX TnTAMRST.—The four Gospels and
Actss - ,1 the Apostles. in Greek. with English notes, criti
cal, philosophical, exegetical: maps, indexes:etc. togeth
efelvith the Epistles and Apocalypse; the whole forming
the New 'Pesturnent—For 1.1417 Of Schools, Colleges. and
Theologiral Seminaries. By Rev. J. A. Spencer, A. M
A Nen, Nord—Midsummer's Eve—A fairy title of love.
By Mrs. S. C. Hall.
Jo d vi s Henry IM'—The life of Henn- the Fourth. king
France and :Navarre. by G. P. R. * James. Complete
in four parts. paper; 2 vols. cloth.
For sale by JOHNSTON & STOCKTON.
Jan 9 Bookseller, cor of Market nod 3d atm,
New hooks Just Itecel s• ed.
ATORELL'S History of Modern Philosophy. complete
.01 in one volume, (ruin the last Loudon edition-133,0d
Lecturer on the Law and the Gospels, by Stephen H.
Tyng. D. Ti. tittw and enlarged edition, with portrait of
the author; St.so.
Memoir of Rev. David Abeel. D. D., late Missiounry to
Chinn, by his nephew, Rev. 0. R. Williainson,with a por
trait.
Meander's History of the Christian Reli g ion , and
Church ,• translated by Prof. Torrey ; Vol. 2.
Ilawkstonc: n tale of mill for England, in 154-, in two
volumes, from second London edition; i 1.1.1.00.
Memoir of IV. C. Crocker, Alissionnryin Africa: 62 eta.
Personal Recollections. by Charlotte Elizabeth, with
explanatory- notes. accompanied by a memoir embracing
the period from the close of personal recollection to her
death; by L. 11.:,t)Tona; 621 cts..
Recollections in England:hi Rev. S. H. Tyng. D. D.
Mark Milton, the-Merchant Clerk: by Rev. Charles B.
Taylor, M. A., author of .` Receir)a of a Good Man's
Life," " Lady Mary," - Mayan, or the Pearl," &c.
The above just received and for sale by •
ELLIOTT& ENGLISH,
i 5 Market street, between .1d and 4th.
I=EM
zette copy)
tiffix, Passage To and Prom
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GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND.
GEOR4B BASTARD & SON, No. 134 Waterloo Road, Li
verpool.
CARLISLE & HUTA ED, No. 5S South at.. N. Y.
Tiik; Subscribers, having accepted the Agency at this
city of the above well known nod respectable llouscs.
are prepared to make e lIMI grments for painimmers to come
out from any part or Great Llritnin or Ireland, by the re
gular Line or Packet Ships. sailing front Liverpool week
ly. Persons engaging WWI as nifty rest assured that their
Cliends will meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverrimil, as well no every attention necessary
on their arrival in this country. Apply to or address
SAMUEL ATCLUIer ty IRAN k CO.,
142
~ Pit tsburgh.
N. n.—Passa 7 es engaged here Lib rt
Irma Liverpool to itts
burgh direct, and drabs for any amount forwartleti , pay
able at sight, throughout the United Kingdom. 3y26-ty
II
IiDEN tk. CO.'
l a
aIIUE DASSENGER AND REMITTANCE
°Mee.
I~A ItiMEN & CO. roolhoo, to brim; out persons from
any part of England, Ireland. Scotland or IValcs,
opon the most liberal terms, with their usual punctuality.
and attention to the wants of emigrants. Vie do not al
low int; passengers to be robbed by the swindling scamps
that st the sell-ports. us We! take charge nt them the
piliemi they report themselves, rind see to their well-be
roe: and despatch them withottiorty detention by the first
W e sty thus iettriertky, jNii we defy any of our
passt,Deirsi to shot, that they were detained forty-eight
hours by us to Liverpool , whilst thousands of others were
detained months until they could be rent in same oh!
cretn. at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
We intend to perform our eontracti honorably, met
trent it may, and not act as was the ease last season with
other others, who either performed not at all, or when it
soiled their convenience.
Deeds drawn at Pittsburgh for any rum from .C 1 to
51.000. payable at any of the Provincial Ranks in Ire
land, Englund, Scotland and %Vales.
JOSI ICA ROBINSON,
Eumpeau nod General Agent.
jatt2.9 Filth street, one door below Wood st..
t atFOREIGN
k EMITTANCE. kfrk
rrirgsub,,rihen, am prepared in forward tunnel- to all
paris of Floc-land. Ireland, tiatotland and Wales, with
deepatch, and al the louver mot.
SAMUEL I'IreI.VRKEN ro.,
fehl2 ib
~„ ,
xtrret,
European Agency., and Remittances to
Ireland, England,&e.
I A ROE nnd nmell ettinut money cni, et all time, be
/ remitted by sight-drafts, at rectum: me,, to all pnrts
or England. Ireland. Wales. and Legacies. !Mho,.
Rents: Claims. and Property in Europe cnn be collected
:out recovered through, the subscriber. or during his at.
menet. from thin city from October until Mny, on his annu
al tours to Europe. by application to JAVEiS MAT, Mer ,
chant, Water street, Pittsburgh.
I!. KERN.AN. Attorney
and Counsellor at Lam, and Eurorman Agent.
shrtrgh. Pa.
P S.—As 11. Keenan hoe been freque P ntly ironbleil by
applications and letters on the business of "Herdman k
Keenan." passenger agents. of New York, he deems it
nreesmry to any that he is not the Keenan of that firm.
and has never had any connexion with either of those
persons.
Western Neve York College of Health.
207 Mery "THEM HOPTALCI. V.
DR. G. C, VAUGHN'S vEGETAnt.E LITIIONTIIIP
TIC MIXTURE.
films celebrated remedy is coastal- :y increasinnos
fame by . the making all over the world. It has w
become the only medicine for family use, and is partia
fatly recommended for Dropsy: all stages of this emu)
plaint iinmed late ly relieved, no matter of bow long stand
ing. (See pamphlet for teetnnony.)
Gravel, and all diseases of the urinary organs; for
these distressing complaints it stands alone; no other ar
ticle can relieve you ; and the cures testified to will .eon
vitice the moat skeptic:lL—(ee° pamphlet.) Liver Com
plaint, Bilioue.Disenees. Fever and Ague. To the Great
Wen expecially-, and wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine ie offered. .No mineral agent, no deleterious
compound is a part of this mixture; it cures thesediceas
es wit h certainty and celerity. and does not leave the sys
tem torpid. (See pamphlet.) Piles.arromplaint *fa most
painful character, is immediately relieved, and n cure fol
lows by a few days use of this article. It is far beyond
any other preparation for tide disease, or for any other
disease onginating Gong inreure blood. (See pomplilet.)
Debility of the System, Weak Back, Weaknees of the
Kidneys. &c., or Intimation of the same, is immediately
relieved by a few days use of this medicine, and a cure is
always the result of its use. It steads MS n certain reme
dy for such complaints, and also for derangements of the
female frame, Irregularities, Suppreseions, painful men
struation& No antele has ever been offered, except this,
which would touch this kind of derangements. It maybe
relied upon as a sure and effective remedy; and, did we
feel permitted to do en, could give a thousand names as
proof of cures in this distressing class of complaints.—
See pamphlet. All broken down, debilitated constitu
tions, from the effect of mercury, will find the bracing
power of this article to net immediately, and the poison
ous mineral eradicated froin the system.
Eruptive 'Diseases will find the alterative properties of
this article roust TITS moot), and drive such diseases froxra
the system. See pamphlet for testimony of en c 1 ) all
diseases, which the limits of an advertisement 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 proof of the virtues of a medicine. 'lel
Cr appeared. It is one of the peculiar features of this ar
ticle, that it never fails to benefit in any critic, and If bone
and muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid norzenv, and keep taking the medicine
as long us there is an indprovement. The proprietor would
caution the public against a number of articles which
come out under the heads of SALSA PAIULLAS, &arms, tee . :,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, 2w. They are good for noth
ing,
and concocted to gull the unwary: TOUCU mast n NOT.
Their inventors never thought of curing such diseases till
this article had done it. A particular study of the pamph
lets is earnestly solicited. Agents: and nil who sell the ar
ticle, are glad to circulate gratuitously. Put up in 30 oz.
bottles, at 5 2; 12 oz. do. at 91 each—the larger holding 6
oz. more than the two small bottles..- Look out and not'
get imposed upon. Every bottle his "Vaugghn's Vegeta
ble Lithontriptie Mixture.. blown Upon the glais, the
written signature of "G. C. Vaughn" 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 Princi
pal Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo, 'wholesale and retail.
No attention given to letters unless post-paid—order
from
No .
authorized Agents excepted, Post-paid let
ters, or verbal communications soliciting advice, prompt.
ly attended to gratis.
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of thin article--
132 Nassau st., N: V.; 292 Essex st., Salem, Mass.: and
by the principal Druggists throughout..tha-Uhited Buttes
and Canada, as Agents:
HAYS & BBOCKWAV Agents
No. 2, Liberty at., near Canal Basin.
7'ENITIAN IVexterve/r, and old and well
V known Venitian Blindmoker, formerly of Second
and Pourth sts., takes this method to inform his- many
friends of the fact that his Factory is now •in full opera
tion on St. Clair et., near the old Allegheny Bridge, where
a constant supply of Blinds of various colors and.quall
ides, is constantly kept on hand and at all prices, from
twenty -cents up to suit customers.
N. B. If required, Blinds will be put up co, that in case
of alarm by fire, or otherwise. they may be removed
without the'aid of n screw -driver. and with the same
facilitiy that any other piece of furniture can he removed,
and without any extra expense. Je24-d&wy
rIAHTION TO THE PUBLIC.—The subscriber, by
veritteneuntract with the PZIMI TEA Co., has the ek
elusive right to sell their. Teas in Pittsburgh and'Alleghe
ny eitimu , - Any person.auempting -to sell their Teas ex
-teat-procured through me, is practicing a deception -and
a fraud upon the public—ea their statements are not to
relied on. [se23] • A. JAYNES . , 79 4th st.
OETigration
TapsoolVe Gextera...Emigrestion Oftts* '
REhiIITANGES and.Passagom and"
from Gre4l3ritein andlreland, by W. 'filr'.4
&J. T. Tapsetity - nc. South corner
100 Ro of Maiden Lane, NX.,.arit1.913 Water,
, The Subscribers, having accepted. the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared to Make arrangements
on the most liberal terms with those deSiroas of paying
the
they pe tsarg e h ofu t e h leiier
l f rn i d friends
h fr a o r m e r h r e
a O n l d d
l C o o ng un s t t y d a i n g d
business_ will give ample assurance that all their ar
rangements will be carried out faithfully.
Alessrs. W. dr, J. T.; Tapscott are long . and favorably
known for the superior class, accommotlatioit, and sailing
qualities of their Packet Ships. The QUEEN OF THE
WEST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK, HOTTINGUER,
ROSCIGS, LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of whieli
leave each port Mohthly-4rom New York the 21 st and
Wth, and front Liverpool the 6th and I lilt; in addition to
which they hive arrangements with the St. George and
Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
from Liverpool. every five days, being tints determined
that their facilities shall keep pace wiih their increasing
patronage: while Mr. W. Timscon's constant personal
supenutendaece of the business in Liverpool is an addi
tional security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
he subscribers being, as usual, extensively engaged
in T
the Transportation Business between Pittsburgliand
the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge or
and forward passengers immediately . their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; mid are,
therefore, prepared to contract tbr passnge from any sea
port in Great Britain or Ireland to this city, the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so far inland not otherwise at]
tainable; and will, if necessary, forward passengers fur
ther West by the best mode of conveyance. without any
additional charges roi their trouble. Where persons
sent for decline coming out, We amount paid for passage
will be refunded in full,
REMITTANCES.
The subscribers are also prepared to - give drafts at
sight for any amount, payable at the principal cities and
towns in England, Ireland; Scotland and Wales; thus af
finding a sufe and expeditious mode of remitting funds
to those countries, winch persons requiring such facili
ties will find it to their interest to avail theinselves of.
Application (if by letter. post-paid) will be promptly at-
tended to. TAAFFE k O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, mnp27-118tw-ly Philadelphia.
Etoehe. Brothers. & Co.
14 ta
- FULTON ST., NEW YORE; EDEN QUAY,
DUBLIN, SCOTLAND ROAD, LIVEDDOOL.
'JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Pinin at., Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh.
Ancem rrits or IS4Ft.
OCIIE, TIROS & CO., sole f Agents for the BLACK
HALL LINE, of Liverpiiol and New York Nekets,
take the liberty- of announcing to their old friends and
customers. that their arrangements for the yea r being
eomplete, they are prepared to bring out passengers. Ii
the above splendid Line, from Liverpool to New York
and Philndelphia. They refer to their former course of
doing business. and assure those who entrust theta with
their orders, that the same satisfaction will be rendered
us heretofore.
EMITTANCF:S
ENGLAND; IRELAND. SCOTLAND AND IvAi.r.s.
Drafts for sale, payable, on demand , at any Dank in-
t The uneiesigned has made arrangements to bring ou
pnxsengers to Pittsburgh, during the present year.
febs-trulaw. JAMES. HI,A KELP.
- Fire and ittOrinfilsistuinizei.
insurance Comply! Of . North Amerioa„ of Phila-
Tdolphin: through y tawhorized Agent, the sub:
scriber, offers to make permanent and - limited Insurance
on property. in this city and its vicinity, a:a on 'shipments
by the canal and river& . ". .
DIRECTORSi
Arthur G. CcdEn, Pres't. Santee! 13tOOkl,
Alex. Henry, Charles Taylor,
. Samuel W. Jane., Samuel W. Smith,
Edward Smith, Ambrose White,
John A. Brown, Jacob M. Thomas,
.John White, John R. Ne tl;
Thomas P. Cope, Richard D. Wood,
Wni. Welsh, Henry D. Shertard, Sec'y.
This is the oldest Insurance Corona y in the United
States, having; been chattered in 1794. 'ltscharter is per
petual, and front its high standing; long experience, am
ple means, and avoiding all risks of an extra hazardous
character, it may be 'considered as offering ample securi
ty to the public. IVILLTAM P. JONES.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones t Co., Water and
Froursts.„ Pittsburgh ' may4y
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company
4. Or ruliaruo.rinA.
riLLOBTER FERFETUAL.--5400,000 paid in of fi ce
V 1 031-Chestnut at, north side, near Fifth. Take Insu
rance, either permanent o limited,, against loss or dam
ag,e by fire, on property andeffects of every description,
In town or country, on the most reasonable terms. Ap
plidation, made either personally or by letters. will be
promptly attended to. C. N. BANCKER;
C. G. Be-Nearly Secretitry.
DIRECTORS:
Charles N. Baneker, Jacob R. Smith,
Thomas Hart. ' George W. Richards,
Thomas J. Wharton, Monfetai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, AOo!phi E. Boric,
Samuel Grant, David S. Ilrovon.
PITTSBURGH . AGENCY. • .
WARRICK Ms.nrcv, Agent, at the Exchange Office of
Warrick Martin Sr. Co., corner of 3d and Market eta.
Fire risks taken on buildings and their contents in
Pittsburgh, Allegheny . and the surrounding country. No
marine of inland nnvtention risks taken. ang4-ly
Ju Ixll . luso. J. insturt,
Agents at Pittsburgh, for the Deittriare Mutual Safety In
surance Company If
FIR} RISKS upon Buildings and Merchandtze of eve
ry description. and Marine Risks upon hulls or car
goes of vessels,
wa taken upon the Most favorable terms.
Once at the rehouse of King & Hohnes; on Water
sty near Market 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 must nourishing iu Philtulelphia—as baiting a large
paid in capital. which, by the operation of its charter, In
constantly increasing—as yielding to each person insu
red. his due share of the profits of the Company, without
involving !din in any responsibility vrliatever, beyond the
premium actually paid ill by him; and therefore ar pos
sessing the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious
feature, end in its most attractive form. noel-if
•
GENCY Of."111E FITANKLIN HILL INSIJRANCE
A
COM.PANY OP P III II•ADELPIA.--N. E. corner of
Third and Bread streets. Pitobargh.—The assets of the
company on the first of January, Isls. as published in
conformny with an act of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
warn
Fiords and Me rtgages• • 5tt00.615 93
Real Estate, at cost 100.067 r
'Temporary Loans, Stocks and Cash 207,400 72
9119,
Making a total of 8 651 42
Affording certain assurance that all lORACS will he
promptly met. and airing entire security to all who 'Ob
tain policies front this Company. Risks taken at as low
rates as arc conuistent with security.
octS . WARRICK MARTIN, Agent.
•
Insurance Against Pare.
Americom Fire Insurance Conoptti.—Offlce, No.
T 2 Walnut street. Philadelphia; Incorporated A. D.
I.:lift—Charter perpcMunl.
Insures Buildings, Furniture, Tierchandise. and proper
ty generally. either in the Mit. or country, against loss or
ifinnage by fire, perpetual or for limited periods, on favor
able terms.
DIRECTORS: • -
Samuel C. Morton,
Adolphus Perim:,
George Abbott,
Patrick Brady,
John T. Le V 3-3.1.
SAMUEL. C. MORTON, President.
rSANCIS D. JANTI:EIt, Secretary.
Orders for Lonny:nice by the ;More Company will be
received nod itintirances effected by the undersigned,
agent for Pittsburgh. GEO. COCHRAN,
29 Wood street.
'Conn - ars -
TT is now conceded by medical men Abu Connell's
1. Magical Pail' Extractor. manufactmed by Comstock
& Co.. 21 Courtland st., New York, is the greatest won
der of the 19th century: .1113 etfects are truly miraculous.
All pains tire retained from burns, scalds, &e.. and all
external sores, in- A few minutes atter its application:
beating thejaame on the most delicate skin, leaving no
scar. ft isitYptiilly beneficial in all kinds of inflammato
ry diseases, such as sow Nipples nod Eyes, Sprains,
AVbite Swelling and Ulcers, 'lronies,
Chiliblainn, Erysipelas, RIM& Tie Dolureaux, /cc- We
might add an proof to all we say - . the names of ninny ern
iment physicians who use it in their practice. and hun
dreds of the clergy who praise it to their people. Kind
parent keep it constantly on hand. in cane of accidents by
fire life may be lost without, but by its use all barns arc
subject to its control. unless the vitals are destroyed. Cat,-
tion—rezttember and ask for Cannel's Magiral Pain Ex
tractor, manufactured by Comsat- 4 , Co., N. Y., and take
no otlicr.
John' Sergeant,
William Ixneh,
l'hentaa Altibune,
John AVelah, Jr.,
PILE& Seam, he.—The Genuine. Hays' Linemen/4s an
article more justly celebrated as a cure for the &Imre.
than any or all others. Its cures are alumni immediate,
and it Is only necessary to let those who know the article
and use it with such great success, that it is to he bad
true and genuine of Comstock & Co., 21 Courtland st..
N. V., sole proprietor.
Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh. Pa., by Wsr: - JscxsoN,
Liberty et., head of Wood At.: olso in AVtutlaington, Pat
by A . Clark; in Brownsville by Bennett & Crocker, nlso
our 'agent in every town in Pennsylvania Ohio Md.
and Virginia. novl9.4l&shim
- -
“It f the best.congh Medicine I ever Saw. NAD the following proofef the supenoroy of Dr. 117,
IV fates Oriental Cough Mxture, !tutu a revealable cil
izen,•who has tried it:
PrrrAntmoit. c. 15 1.
Mcanaa. hays A BanoW
rsr—After laboring for ,
seve 647 ral
wees under the disadvantages of a harassing cough and
TOM k
distressing cold, which had, thus far, resisted the of of severalof the 'infallible:a," I wits induced to pur
chase a bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give
tin fair trial. To my great surprise, after twitig only one
half of the bottle I found myself entirely well. "ft i 3 the
best medicine I ern saw."
True copy. JOHN HINDS.
Sold by DAYS & DROCKIVAY, Draggists, Commer
cial Row. Liberty street. near Canal. jan6
bry - 17 — eMrsiiouste. 62 Markel
AL. Sere, between Titled and Fenerth area!, jiist
received a large supply of-rich Fall Goods, comprising in
pan: 17 cases Vlll'lollll styles Prints and Chintzes of ;n•-
glish, - French and American manufacture; 156 pea rich
and desirable patterns French Gingham& warranted to none imported in style, quality mid durabilit of
in
colors; 4 cases splendid Plant goods for di
laes dross y
es,
comprising every style for Fall and' AN - inter wear; Cash
meres, M. de !dunes, Satin stit'd Alpacens of various
colors; 3-1 and 4-4, black and blue black Silks, for Man
lilies; Fancy dross Silks; black and Mode colors; M. de
Laing, all - wool; Shawls of every style and quality; Call.
simeres,Cilairittetti,llreiad Cloths and Vesting'; bleach
ed and unbleaehed Muslin* from 01 to ISle. per yard ;
Green, Yellow ' lced " and - White Flannels; TiCkings,
Checks, strip'tiShirtingit; bleached w ho brown Drillings,
etc. etc. All of whichnreroffered atesale and re
tail at the very lowest cash prices.
sena
- -
]STEW LAGUE RR Eury PE-nod:vs, Burke's
ings, Fourth street —Mean & AtcriimsT, Daguerreo
typists from the Eastern cities, would call the attention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh . , and the neighboring towns,
to their Daguerreotype of etu rens and others, at rooms in
the third story of Burkes.building, 4th st.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that
no pains shall be spared to produce them in the highest
I perfection of the art. Our instruments are of the most pow
erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures udeurprissed
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public are
solicited to call and examine. -
Persons sitting for pictures are neither reouirred or ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction is given. .
N. B. Operators will find tltis a good depot for stock
and chemicals.
ID Instructionsgiven in the art, containing the more
recent Improvements. .
To F r ifAL EB .- Everyryshouldhave a box of
Dr. Ralph's Pills. They are perfectly adapted to the
peculiarities of their conetitution, acting with gentle mild
ness and safety in all circumstances. 'Wherever introduc
ed, their character has been rapidly established among
the ladies, with whom they are emphatically The Fetiorite.
Very complete directions for use in the various com
plaints will be found iu the directions accompanying
eneh box.
Poi sale by
S. L. CUTHBF,RT,
Smithfield stre near .
Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny City;G . .1. G. Smith,Thi rd
Dir.
minghnna; and John Al'Cmelren, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh.
inn2s
•
Hollow-Ware Castings.
Arßs
bCHANTS risiinourcitrfor - the purpose of
Csittther4ignf.4iesi j°i&- ieand other angs, WillGu a ve stock , anti an
extensive variety of patterns and sizes in store by us.—
Samples can be seen at our warehouse, Commercial Row,
Liberty street, next W. W. Wallnce's Marble works".
ITJ Terms and prices favorable.
felt 2--dim QUIN, McIIRTRE k. Co.
‘TEW DOOKS--Just received, by Ex:,less: tiennanY,
11 England, and Scotland, or recollec outs of a Swiss
minister; by J. H. Merle D'Aubigne, D. author of His
tory of th e Retbrmation, Life of Cromwel l,' &c.
A Practical Exhibition of the Gospels of St. Matthew
and St. Mark, in the form of Lectures, intended toa assist
the practice of domestic instruction and devotion' byJohn
Bird Summer, D. D., Bishop of „Chester.
Por sale by LLLIOTT & ENGLISH,
56 Market street, bit. 3d and 4th.
Table
T HE undersigned has just received a select assortment
of knives other'fine 'Cutlery, itMluding Desert,
and Carving and forks; which, with a large stock
of Brushes of every description and Shdernakees find
ings, he will dispoorot, mutual: on reasonable tenint.
JOHN W. BLAIR.
1201 ood street.
ap2B
•Alt lll
I_4 ' olt-Decatur street, running back lt3Otect, bounded. y
11/.feet alley. Also a large lot, of 110 fedt . front on But
ler street, Lawrenceville, by 21'0 feet deep : containing a
well arranged Cottage Dwelling House, with 10 Rooms,
large Hail and Parlor, front and rear Garden, &c.
S. CUTIII3ERT, Hen. Agent.
'WILLOW WAGONS—an Willow IVagona,
24 do. Cradles;
49 do. Batiket Chairs;
.12 Nests Clothes Baskets;
3 doz. Market Baskets, with
eoyers, assorted; reed and for sale by
• 2;EBBLON KINSEY.
•
T .
Cryan at Plate Window r lass.
HE ONLY CRYSTAL PLATE GLASS !lathes never
been known to !burns polish, after being. put in the
windows, it is equal In quality to the !tench and Eng;
lisliTtate Glues, and is much lowerinprice. -
LOOKING -GLASS PLATES, OP.ALL SIZES.
Also. Hardvvaril of all &scrip:4os. German. English
and American. ROOSEVELT &SON.
New York, April 41648-(apB-2ro)
DR: -.HOFFLANDS CELEBRATED
Are willtout a Rival for the Cure. 'if the following.Dimii43l
P taken according to the directions they will cure any
casiino mutter who or what else has failed:
' . VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC PILLS,
- For the permanent - cure of Rheumatism. Gout, Gan
grene, flytfterii, and severe nervous affections., and are
highly recommended for the cure of Dropsy, Hemoral
Asthma and Neuralgia. Patients using them, in moat
cases, experience benefit goon after the first dose.' They.q
quiet the nervous system, which enables them to rest - Well
during the night. They never fail to effect a cure, when
taken according to directions. '
No outward application can permanently remove rheu
matic pains from the system. Liniments sometimes act as
a. palliative for is short period, but there is always danger
in their use. They may cause the pain to leave one place
for perhaps a vital part, or else where the pain will be
more acute.
-GERMAN BITTE 118,
Per the permanent cure of Liver Complaints, Jaundice,
Dyspepsitt,lndigestion, Chronic Debility, Chronic Asth
ma, Nervous Debility, Pulmonary A ff ections, (arising
from the liver or stomach,) Diseases of .the Kidney . s, and
all diseases arising from a - disordered stomach, in both
mnle end' female. such as female weakness, dizziness,
fullness of blood' to the heed.'-They strenghten the-sys 7
tern, and remove , all. acidity of the stomach, and give it
lone and action and assist digestion, They can. be taken
by the moat delicate stomach, and In eVdty case will en
tirely destroy costiveness and renovate the, whole sys
tem, removing all impurities and remnants - of previous
diseases ;rind giving a healthy action to the whole .
frame.
The. sym
ptoms sof Liver Complaint are
muchuntasllllsl3 and.
pain in the tight side, an d soreness upomuchiinmediate
ly under the inferior ribs; inability to lie on the left side,'
or if mail able, a drugging sensation produced, which se=
riously 'Effects respiration '
causing very often a trouble ,
some cough; together with these symptoms we perceive a
coated tongue, acidity of the stomach, deficiency of Ater
spiration, and sometimes a sympathetic pain iii the nght
shoulder, with a great disposition to sleep and depression
of spirits, and sometimes sores in the mouth or throat,
causing rnocns 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 fact, a ma
jority of such cases originate from the irritating - causes
above mentioned. .Cathartic medicines must out every
instance, be avoided in the treatment for it.
The symptoms ofDyspepsia arc very various--those af
feeling the stomach alone, are nausetOmart-burn, loss of
appetite, stornetimes an excess of appetite,lanse of fuII
!ICES or weight on the stomach, sinking or fluttering of the
pit of the stomach. fmtid entetations. or sour arising front
the stomach, .ke. Dyspepsia, devoid of n functual nature,
is without danger ; but, if arising from a disease of 'the
stomach,-it is dangerous.
•
Nervous Debility gem:miry accompanies Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint; nt will also cure. A few doses will re
move nil the unpleasant effects. such as fluttering al the.
heart, aching sensation' when in a lying position. dots or
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 countenance, &c.
Any case oldie above disease can be'cured oectually
by the use of the Diners. as directed.
[1: C,
An infallible remedySl/WM fur Coughs or Colds, Or the Chest.
Spitting of Blood, Induenra, Whooping Cough, Bron
ehitis, ifemoral Asthina or *any disease of The Lungs or'
Throat.
This is an invaluable family medicine. It sootirelieves
any Cough or Hoarseness. and prevents the Croup by be
ing early administered, lho cough•or cold is too light to
palienegle.cletk for, neglected colds sink thousands to tile
grave annoally, and cause many to grow up with a deli;
eats fratnei•Arito would have been strung and robus t , if at
first properly treated.
SPIKENARD OINTMENT.
For the effectual Cure of the l'iles. Tetter f and Rheum,
Scald Head, Ring-worms, Inflamed Eyes. Or Eye-lids,
Barber's Itch. Frosted Feet, Old Sores arising from fever
or impure blood, — 'and will extract the.fire from hormi,
on
application, or remove any cutaneous eruptions from the
skin. Persons troubled with tender faces should use it
after shaving; it will, in a few moments, remove all sore-.
ness and atop the bleeding: 'lt ran always be relied on,
and Is invaluableiin any family.
• TAR OINTMENT,n
For the cure ofpa ins or weakness i the liver, hack or
chest: it will entirely remove . any deep seated, pains.=
These remedies have caused tunny to enjoy the, ines
timable blessings of invigorated health. and in a verb..
ty of desperate and abandoned cases, aperfect and radi-.
cal cure.
The innumerable impositions upon the public, and the
statement, of reinurkable cures never made, yet certified
to by feigned names, or by persons wholly unacquainted
with what rimy have endorsed, renders it dilficult to do
justice to the public in offering sufficient inducement to
make a trial of these invaluable medicines. They are en- -
tircly vegetable. mid free from all injurious ingredients,
and c !aim your patronage solely upon their merits. Every
family should have a parnpidet=theY can be had of the
agent, gratis.
Principal Depot at the German 'Medicine store. VS Race
Street. one door above Eighth, Philadelphia. Fm sale it
Pittsburgh, by (Man-illy] WM. THORN.
SILENI
THAT DREADFUL COUGII!--The Lunge
_,. are in danger. the work of the dectro}•er line heon
.ieg - un, the Cough of Conatimption bath In it a wand of
death,
earthly oc A Morns:zit Your darling,
otherchid your idol
and joy, tit holi . perhaps confined chamber
by a dangerous cold—her pole cheeks. her thin shrunken.
fingers, tell the hold disease has already gained upon her
—the sound of her supulehrul cough pierces your soul.
Yocao MA!$ . , when jam about 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 nettles? air. There is a balm
which wilt heal the. wounded lungs, it is
_.....___
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Sherman'a All-Healing Balsam.
Mrs. Arrana, the wife of Wm. It Attree, Esq. was
;iven up by Dr. Sewall of Washington. Drs. Roc and
MeClellstu of Philadelphia. Dr. Roe and Dr. Mott of Netv
York. Her friends all thought she Must die. She had
every appearance of being In consumption, and was so
pronounced by her physicians—Sheri/lan's Balsam NVIIB
given and it cured her.
Mrs. GALIRX/IRANTZ, of Bull's Ferry, was also cured of
constunption by this Balsam when all other remedies
failed to give relief--slie won reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentfit,2Sl Broadway, has witnessed its
effects in several-cases where no other medeeine afford '
relief—but the Balsam operated like a charm. Dr- C.
also whin-S.l.ed its wonderful effects in curing,,Astluna.
which it never failSOf doing, Spitting Blood, alarming.
as it may be, is etTectually cured by this Balsam. ft
heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and makes
the lungs sound again.
Rev. lirgar Jo:smis. 108 Eighth avenue, was cared of
cough and 'catarrhal affection of 50 years standing. The
first dose gave him more - relief than all the other medi
chse he had ever taken. Dr. 1.. J. Beals, 19 Delaney
street, gave it to a sister-in-law who was laboring under
Consumption, and to another sorely afflicted with the
Asthma. In both cases its effects were immediate, soon
restoring them to comfortable health.
Mrs. Lvertemt War...to, 95 Christie-mt., suffered from
Asthma 42 years. Sherman's Balsam relieved . her at
once, and she is comparatively well, beitir enabled to
subdue every . attack by a timely use of this medicine.
This indeed as the great remedy for Coughs, Colds, Spit
ting Blood, Liver Complaints. and all the affections of the
throat. and even Asthma and Consumption.
Price 05 cents and St per bottle,
Principal Office 106 Nassaliitreet. New York.
Likewise Dr. ShemmteCcelebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Preinium Tooth Paste and Poor
Man's Plaster
Sold wholesale , and retail by WM. JACKSON, at his
Boot and Shoe Store and Totem Medicine Warehotem
bS Liberty street Pittsburgh, head of Wood street, and
by
buntth e following duly appointed, Agents for Allegheny
y :
A.,M. Marshall Allegheny city; Jonathan Ohriest,
M
anchester; J. R. IL Jacques, Birmingham; A. S. Getty,
Wylie street; J. G. Muslin, car. Webster at: end Elm;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty; H. L. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh; Thos. Alkali, Sharpsbuigh; Saml. Sprinser, Clin
ton; James M'Kee, Stewart:mown; John Elea. Turtle
Creek; C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland 'k Son. M'Kees
port; „MeEldownoy, . Bakerstown; Riley hPLanghlin,
Plumb ToWnship;AVm. J. Smith, TemperancevilleOns.
Fulton Tilentum: G. H, Starr, Sewickly. mnrg-ly
ItTASON & CO
V 1 iii of .11. - 6-
jll. vibe , N. V., says: "I em well persuaded, and have
been for some time. that your Domestic Vegetable Pills
are of great use to all those who may have,oecasion to
use them, and have administered teem to my patienta."
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia and Bilious Fever, are itn
mediately cured by the use of Dr. Ralph's Pills. Price,
2.3 cants a box. Sold wholesale and retail by
S. L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield street. near Third.
Also, by Wm. Cole. Allegheny city; J. O. Smith. Bit
minghtun; and John ItPCracken. Fifth Ward. febl7
Jaynes , Fsinittly file
TIR. S. S. COOK, noun, Ohio, writes, March, ISM:
..1.1 "I have used your lrenlij:tege t Cartitiaaties Balsam,
and Zipectorant, in my practice,for the last three years,
and have been exceedingly we ll pleased with them, and
never, as yet, to - my recollection, failed of realizing. my
fullest expectation in their curative properties. Tour
other medicines .I cannot speak of from experience; but,
judging from those I haveed. I doubt not but that they
claim, and are entitled to - Al ,the confidence reposed in
them, by . thole who havVused tnem. I was -formerly
very parual to ***** Vermifuge, until I becruneaequain
ted with yours, which has my decided preferene to . any
other now in use.
Ressectfully, yours, ke., S. S. COOK, M. D."
11' For sale in Pittsburgh_ at the Pekin'Tei Store. 72
Fourth st.
febls
TA. - FAHNESTOCK'S COUGH SYRUP.--Thris pre.
I. partition has proved itself to be of very great effica
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs,' Colds, Asthma, Spit
ting of Illood; Whooping Cough, and other Pneumonic
Affections; and the proprietors feel warranted in recom
mending it- as a safe and useful medicine, and are pre
pared to show certificates of indisputable authority, in
testimony of its value.
It is pleasant to the taste, and is offered atso low a price
as to place it within the reach of every person. There
are, perhaps, but few Cough preparations that: - }will pro,
duce such decided effects in such a short time.-" Pr
epared and sold by ._
•
- B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
Corner of .First and Wood; also, corner of Sixth- and
Wood streets:
de6l3
R:RALPH'S.CELte
sal; wholesale and
Also, by Win, ColO, ‘A
mingb alb; Johia MeCreek
feb
-j INES AND L 1141,701
y y tees and P,iglaths Pit
01 the following celebratet
namely
A Seigneite Brandy, pale, 1
"- " iark, •
Otard "
pale, i
Sazenac " "
ileaueasy " dark,
" pale, g ,
Pinet Caatillon &Co "
" " dark, 1
Imperial Eagle Gin, a
Black Florae "
Swan" olden "
Pine Apple " Tisurpge t 4
Irish Whiskey d , 2
Lisbon u «
Jamaica Spirits, fa Claret "
St. Croix Rum. Sweet & Dry Malaga "
Together with a large mock - of the above - Wines an
Liauors in Bottles; also, Chtuapagne and Clarer.Winea;
fwiateuls im,portekon.pieitaing•terpt.,-atlikMieelr
far and'Liqtik Stoke Of lliAppriN j
OW: COMM of art RIPPA:aPa,
Tan. Vann - rams Pmt.'s are tor
retail, at the . .
.ftaar.. ESTATE °sales,
No 50 Smithfield st.
Ilegheny city: J. G. ; Smith, Hir
e; Penn street, Fifth Ward.
00 Whole,lialves, guar
randy, Wines, Gins, ice
iidx, grades, and viniag,es
"London Market Wine
44
Rolm). Port
Traah
Bunt cc
Burgundy
S. S. Madeira
s. M. iil
Symington • it
Fn el U
Pale Sherry a
Brown "
Golde,
,
llii H ME
SE
R&M
C R
inatehteie`articlee for
growth, beauty, and restoration of the Hair, This
Cream. when - citibe known; will supercede all other arti
cles of the kind now in Use, Where the hair is dead
harsh, thin, unhealthy, nor turning grey, a few applicn
lions will make the hair sell arid tiurk, antlgive it a beau
tiful, lively appearance; Mid wilt tdso nrCro it maintain
its liveliness and healthy color, twice an Tong as all the
preparations that are generally used. Where the hair is
thin, or has fallen oll; it'may be restored by using this
Cream. Every lady and gentleman who is in the habit of
using oils on their hair should at once purchase a bottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream,
as it is so composed that it will
not injure the hair like the othef preparations, but will
beautify, it, and - give perfect Benefaction in every in
Fottestimehy to its very'superior qualities, see the fol
lowing letter from the Rev. Mr. Caltivrell to Mesrrs.
Hendersholl & Stretch, Nashville, general agents for the
Southern States: , .
Lauer of the Eev;.E. Pastor of ths Prestlitrrian
Chittek'Pulaski. -
HENDMiIiCaT h Srtix=cn Gr...*M ll3l }rx—l take
'p.easure in adding my testimony in ftwor of the :excellent
preparation called Dic Citinese Hait Cream; fort
about two .years ago my hair was very- dry, bristly, and
disposed to come out; but havink procured -a bottle of the
. Cream, and used it according to tile prescription. it is now
elastic, soft, and ..frim the - heatt.': Many balsams and
oils , - were. applied, each leaving triyhnizite...worse state
.than before. This Ctettmrhowey4f, has met my expec-
As nn article fofthe toileL.iny wife a - Neal* prefe'rence
over all others. being delicately perfumed and not dis
posed to rancidity. The ladies, especially,will find. the
Cream Chinese to ben desideratum, in their preparations
for the toilet., ResPectiltlly,
• R.
January 7,1847.
Er.7 - Sold wholesale and ' retail, in Pittsburgh, 14 John
M. Townsend, 46 Market at.. s t and • JoEt hiohler. ebrner of
Wood and Fifth 'sta.. • .i iel.s4lkw-ly
ADIES nrc cautioned against using .Common .
Prepa
_Li red Chalk:.They are notatxare bow {rightfully inju
rious it is to the skin I how coarse, ha* tough, how callow,
yellaur. and unhealthy the skin appears tiller using pre
pared chalk! - Besides it is injtirimis, contniniag largo
quantity of lead! We have prepared u beautiful '.vege
ta ble article, which we call Jones' Spanish Lilly White.
It is perfectly, innocent, being purified of all deleterifius
qualnies, and ft imparts to the skin natural, healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively white; at the same time acting ,
as et-cosmetic On the, skin,-inqkitm ti soft mid smooth.
Dr. James Andersn, Prtical Chemist of 11u.ssuchu
setts, says r." After analysing:les' Spuitilill Wlthe.
I find it possesses the tuns! beautiful Mill natural, awl nt
the same time innocent. white I ever sow. I certainly
can c'imsaienlionsi3" recommend its use to all Whose skin
requires beautifying." Price 2.5 cents a box. Directions
—the best way to apply Lilly/White,' is will, soft leather
or wool-zthe former ts . preferable. •
A clan ace dr Tutrn mai 25 roes -White teeth,
foul breath, healthy guilts.. yellow and nulleafthi
after being once or twice cleaned with Jones' .Amber
Tooth Paste, have the appearance Of the most beautiful
ivory. and. at the mime lime it is so perfectly. innocent
and exquisitely fine, that its constant daily use , is highly
advantageous, even to those teeth that are in good condi
tion, giving them a beautiful i polish. and preventing a
premature decay. Those already decayed it prevents
from beetnning worse—it also fastens such as is becoming.
loose, and by perseitelande it will render the foulest teeth,
delicately white, and make the breath deliciously sweet.
Price 2.5 or 37} cents a box. All theabove are sold only •
at 62 Chatham st., sign of the Ainefiean Eagle. New York.
and by the appointed Agents Whose name': appear in the
next column. t,
WILL YOU MARRY, and get a rich husband, lady? "Your
fade Is .ymir fortune) , let beautiful,- cleat, fair? Is it
white nht, h can be made so Wren though it be yel
low, disfigured, :'fttilittntt,' twirled and freckled. Thous
ands hare been made thus who have washed once or
twice with limes' Italian - Chemical Soap. The effect is
glorious and magnificent. But be Sure you get the genu
ine Jones' Soap, at the sign orthe'Arnericatt Eagle, 62
Chatham street.
'Ring-vrorm, Salt-rheum. Scurvey, Erysipelas.. Barber'sltch. Itch. are often cured by Jones' Italian Chemical Soap.
when every, kind of remedy has. failed. • That it:cures
pimples, freckles, and clears the skin. allknow. Sold at
the American. Eagle...SS Chathiun street. Mind, reader,
this seldom or peter fails. ."
ING'LIS. Jr.. Patterson. '
Sold at Jscx.iox's ED Liberty head of Wood; Sian of
of the Big Boot.
I %NE. IJOLLIAti T I VEINEeA.N.E.) A HALF ( - awl's.
— Marriag,r.—Cenfidential...Any , lady bet wee a 'Nye
'ty and thirty, possessing a symmetrical form..good fea
tures, &e.. IS asked confidentially, can she sappose any
Mau could admire her while she bas such yellow teeth:
sucteisallow, rough, coarse akin; and such dirty, bail:
NyiYrfinir; when. by spending the above stunt,. site might
have delicate white teeth. a pure - iweet breath, and a
beautiful head of hair. She con have beautiful white
teeth and sweet breath by using a 2s. box of Jones' Am
ber Tooth Paste; a skin irititetpare.anO-sj-mtlea s as snow,
by using n cake of the genotoo Jones' ,Cheinieal
Snap; and a beautiful bead Of hhii abing a 3s. bottle of
Jones' Coral Hair Itestoratiis, De 710 t -form An °pillion
against this before you trry, or yea will . regret but be
sure to ask for Soners' articles. Vold only in New Yqrk
at 1,2 Chatham st. For 'sale by • • '
way JACKSON,. Agent.
/39 Liberty st. PittsbuMir
A
CINCER. SCROFULA AND GOITRE.— , AmpIe ex
periente has proved that no combination of medicine
hove ever been so efficacious in removing the above dis
eases, as DR. JAYNE'S. ALTERATIVE. It has effected
cures truly astonishing, not only of Cancer and otherdis
eases of that class, but has removed-.the. most stubborn
diseases of the Skin. Swellings, Dyspepsia, &e. This
medicine enters into the circulation, and eradicates,dis
eases Wherever located.- It. pttrifies the bloottand other
fluids of the body.. removes obstruction its, the pores of
the skin. and reduces enlargement of the glands or bones.
It increases she appetite, removes headache, and drowsi
ness, and invigorates the'whole system, and imparts ani
mation to the diseased and debilitated eimstitution.. There
is nothing superior to it in the, whole_ materia medica.. : lt.
is perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, and has nothing
of the di.tgusting nausea accompanying the idea of swat
lowin4 medicine.
frp r For sale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
72 Fourth st.. near 'Wood.. : mar3o
A. Recipe for the Human Hair:
/10 FORCE trs Grtowrx AND HEALTH, MAKE
1. IT SOF.VSILKY' CLEAN AND FlNE.,—Persons
in consequence of the many things sold, set down every
article, (be it ever so good,) as a humbug. If - people
could be made to try a 35. bottle of lobe's Coral Hair Re
storative. nod Fed how it makes dry, rusty, red, light hair
moist, son, auburn and dark, and keeps it so; and by its
use for sometime, causes it to grow naturally beautiful;
if people could see the uuritlpir of poor respectable me
chanics that use- it,- (aye, 'anti find it the cheapest thing
they can use.) for dressing and beautifying the- flair; for
keeping it soft Mid in order three times as long as any
other article made; and
Forces it to grow - , stops its falling, • .
And costs but a hillings to try. • -
We formerly sold nothing s le.ss than 81 - bottles. but we
wish people to try it. Sold - only at &2 [mind Chatham
street. New York, and bymerit)WM. JACKSON..Arzt Libertyst.
, t .
11•1442.re5.T Thleitilt(deNrsVigliutCderflii.eltliTonrilirtsagu'irgi Yhtadvi:
ing.persounlly used Dr. Willard :Oriental Cough *Mix
ture, and experienced its beneficial effects. do most cheer
fully recommend it as safe and 'effectual, in all cases.
Speaking from experience, we
.believe that it has no su
perior; and would recoramend its use to ail the afflicted.
CHARLES LEWIS.
, •
Pittsburgh, March 15th. 1848. . ' JENKINS.
Irr'Sold by 3. Schoonmaker& Co., John Hays, - James
A. Jones, J. 14. Cassel, John r. Scott, F. L. Snowden,
Mohler, Ogden & Snowden. •
ALT I[liEUlti; SCURVY; Ol. • apt.l
sfinEsTEßvsirr,.
LAS, Barber's Itch, Chaps, Babe Beards, Pimple S—
. is is used by Many physicians in, this city in cunng the
above,, and .we would not conscienciously sell unless we
knew it to be all we stater '
Asa cosmetic, the true JONES'S SOAP is perhaps the
only article ever known that reMoVed impurities, ;mid
cleared .and beautifiekthe - skin, Making tt soft, dear ,
smooth and white 'as an infants, B lat mind, its sold at 82
Chatham Y., and by • - ' -
AVM. JACKSON. Agent,'
niar2s Bl/*Libeny street. - Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN OIL-TILE GREAT ItEltIEDk OF NA
TORll—Procured (min asvell in Kentucky, 185 feet
below the earth's surface. - This Oil will be found vastly
superior to Harlem, British, or any other formerly popu
lar,Oils. Its curative properties for the following ali
ments—are Istily wonderful: Intliimatory rheumatism,
vvhooping7cough plitMsie,CoUghs. Colds, spasms, Letter,
erysipelas,scald head, croup; tufhiminatory sore throat,
liver complaint, inflammation of the pains in the
breast, side and back; diseases of theapine, piles, heart
burn, diseases of the hip joint, inflamed sore eyes. deaf
ness. and car aChe,'wormiti, tooth ache, spra ins, strains,
burns;acalds, bruises, cats,ulcers; cancer, fever, sores,
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
W3l. JACKSON, at his boot and shoe store, 89 'Liberty
street, Pittsburgh. The trio Door stands in the door - way.
Only place in Pittsburgh where the 011Stnrit can be ob
tained.
CAUTICIN.—InOttIer to be sum,. otobtaining the genuine;
purchase only of the genend agent for Western Ponnsyl
vania,Win. Jackson, 98 Liberty street, or through - sub-
Agents - appointed by him for its sale; each of whom will
have a show bill and generafditeetions in pamphlet form
containimtthe names and address of the .Proprietor and
General Agent of Western Pennsylvania, as follows:
Dr: Hall & Co4proprietor,KentuckY,, '
Wm. Jackson, General Agent for Western Pennsylva
nia, 89 Liberty street, Pittlibnigh, to- whom till , orders
must be addressed.
Osscarm—Each bottle is enclosed in one of the above
named Pamphlets, and the name of William Jackson, (the
general and only wholesale agent fOr WesteraPennsYl
vania,) printed on , the outside of`the label: .
,
„
' Iron 'City-Cracker and Bread Bakery.
- NATOULD respectfully inform his.friends and the pub
' lie generally, that he has added to his-other busi
nessithe manufacturing of Crackers of every variety.—
Havtn
g purehasedone - W.:11.- Nevins Cracker and
Pilot Bread machines, he is prepared to fill all .orders for
crackers or' ilot bread at the shortest notiee and hopes
by n strict attention to business, to share a portion of the
public patronage. The public u respectfully invited to
cuff and examine for themselves
site S .. • j
BAKEBX,
outhfield:- No. 10 Commercial Row, Liberty st. oppo
-
N B. KaperiorfiuMTly Bread,.rya'and dyspepsia Bread,
`Argo and small rolls, fresh 'every.merniag can be had at
he store, or my wagon, or at'my stand in the market.
Cakes and Confectionary on.liand and made to order.
N O lO COMmercial Row. Libert st,
SQ UZSIDRIES.-400 doz, Playing Canis;
200 whole and half boxes Sardines; -
10 baskets olive Oil; .
20 doz. assorted Catmint, &c.
5 casks London Porter, quarts and pintr,
300 doz. Brandies, Wines,'&e. very old;
S. bbls. powdered Sugar; -`
'6O baskets Charapaigne Wine part to arrive;
3 hhds Claret Wino, f or sale by
yOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-Ire have taken in office
itmuediatelyi opposite to Our " burnt warehouse,'? for
dmpresent, where we, sill tradsact business as 'usual,
until a new house cart be ereetekarrangementslieving
already been made for that purpose,
irrßoats will always be in readiness at our Wharf, to
receive freight. C. A . Ill'AlsrULTY. k
41 . 11 LEX--100 - . bags Bruley,lnilieistil aa4for ti.4o
- ' 0. BRAVOft
, CLIC.II3I6INEWS • -
SUGAR COATED VEGETABLE PURGAITIMPDLLS,
HE universally admitted to operate, not only as an
eifetruesi preventive, but as a never fhiling remedy, is •
al discuses which can affect the human frame.. Head-r
ache, Indigestion, Rheumatism, Piles, Scurvy, Dropsy,
Small Pox, Cholera Morbus,•Wonps, Whoopieg Cough,
Consumptibm Jaundice, gainsey, Scaslatina. Liver Com
plaint, Apoplexy, Cancers,. Measles, Salt Rheum,' Fits, •
Heartburn, Gidihness, Erys ipelas; Deafness, Itching' of.
the Skin, Colds, Gout, Gravel, Pains in the Back, Inward
Weakiiess, Palpitation of the heart. Risings in the Throat,
Asthma.. Fevers of all kirtds Female Complaints,Stiteltes
in the Side. Spitting of "Blo od, Sore Eyes, Scrofula, St.
Anthony's Fire, Lowness of Spirits, Flooding, Fluor AI
bus or Whites, Gripes, King's-Evil, Lockjaw, 1 1 ,1 8t°111,- - •
Bile bn the Stomach, end all bilious affections, curtsy,
Swelled Feet and Legs, Swine Pox, Mite &Stelling.,
Tremors,.Tuinors, Ulcers, Vomiting—and a hostofothers
have successfully and repeatedly been vanquished - ?by ,!
heir ail-powerful arm.
They have been known to effect permanent eureswhen,
all other remedies had proirad unavailing, and in the laic.: stagges of disease. -
hey have in teeny cases superseded the preserves-re sksl;
tithe matt eminent phasiritlits, and received beadis the i r
unqualified commendation. . . •
They Mice been frequently recommenced by menet this
mart distinguished characters throughout 1110 land,.and
been sanctioned iu Europe by Noblemen, and printei - of -
Phey have been introduced into the HasOltals of Edin- •
burgh. Paris', and Vienna hnd through the disinterested
eternons of our Foreign ' Ainbassaders, they have reed
the favorable cormnendation of the Emparor'of REM.'
sin. and of Ills Celestial Majesty of the. Chinese'p..mpi r.
117' Scarcely a Packet vessel of any repute:stills item
the port of New York. without an abundant su.pply.of the
SICK MAN'S NEVER FAILING-FRILNH - '
117 - Agencies have been established in all the,prinelfil
Cities in the Union, and applications are constantly reach
ing its from almost numberless tillages in every stellar:
of the country. Testintbnials of their Marvellous effects
are pouring at from'all rt
to
in such numbers
that we have net timb to rend one half of them.. What
stranger or more honclusive evidence than these *mob-,
ani Mete cult the most sceptical desire? Is it possible, that'
the many thousands who have tried CLIC/C:NEMO
I'ILLS, can be deceived in their results? If any impoS-
Lure or quackery clisted, would it not long ago have been
held up, as it should be, to the scout and derision of a
justly offeildedyomniunity. • • .
Ifeinetaber, Dr. C. V. Cliekener is the original_ in %
ventor of Sligilt Canted Pills; and that itothing of the sort .
was ever heard of:tinill Ile Introduced , them in June;lB43.
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask for Clickennes,
t'?itgar Coated Vegetable Pills, and take tie other, or - they
will be Made the victims of a frond.
milli. ;to ciir:Ts l'Elt BOX. - • -
Dr; Cliekener's Prinhipal ttffite for tlio sale of the
Vesty st.. Nevl Ybrk. ' '
141111. JACKS()I.N...VJ Liberty st.....head of Wood ,
burgh, l'a.. General Agent for Western Pennsylvania,
Northern Ohio, 'rind the River Counties of.:Virgittia. -
The folliwving are Dr. Clickenees duly appointed A.
gents for Allegheny mi.. -
WM. JACKSON, (prinhipill) 811 Li i berty Wain, head - of
IVottll.
•
. • .
A. M. Marshall, Allegheny City. , -. •
Jonathan Gliriest, Munchester..
JIIO. R. li. Jacquesollitritinghnm. •
Jno. IL Ctowel, Peed st.'
Andrew S. Getty. WYlle M. • -
Robert Williams, Arthntsttille.
11:. IL HeininecaY, &mat Ward. •
Wm. J. Smith, Temperanceville. _
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawreneevillo. -
Daniel Negley. East Liberty. • ,
Edward Thoinpson, Wilkinsburgh: , •
Thomas Aikin Sliarpsburgh. • _ ' d,'0.1
G. 11. Starr, Sewickley. ' -
Samuel Springer, Clinton.
James Itl'Kee, Stewortstoiftt. •
I , lin Black, Turtle Creek.' •
C. F. Diehl, FJizabeth. • -
Riley APLitughlin, Plumb Tovimship • ; •
J. Jones, Ilakerstown.
- Penny: itl'finiesport. • • •'• *ft
6 .f:FT.LS .THE 13 f cOUGii hiEDICINT: kVA: .!
1.• USED."—Tlits - was
.expresaid in ear hearing yoir4:
by an intelligent I:maim/Am.-who' had used bet
about one linlf of n bottle of ilr. IPitterd's Orir' Cough-
* llfireure, before he was entirely eared: Cotnp ... mid get a •
bottle of it, and if the most obstinate cough or cold does
not diSsippear by its use, your money will -be:refunded.
Compounded as it is, of the most elective, though, hand-,
leas and pleasant remedies, its use for
.yeari-has, /mitt)
deed can it, fail to give entire sntisfacuon. ' '
•Foe sale, wholesale and remit
oelt
Liberty street, near Canal Breen:
Sold also by '• WILLIAM FI.EMINg., •
. -l,awrencevilie.
- • ..
1-11 - WILLARD'S Oriental Cone, /Ifiznov..-;"liar ifs
amass rastsr rr." Those who have twilled - an op-'
PortobitY of trying . this pent rmiredy for the fieninitieur
cure bf every atfeeturri °fate loop, shotild notfail to give
it a trial. Certifigules of its eiNmri
ecy. from our of n en
izen which we are' conitantly receiving. 'cannot fail'. kr
'convince the skeptical. Read thO following Atom a'lady
of high standing to Allegheny :
. "At.tnotritxr CM.
"..nr.p.. Hays 4- Brockway . : .It . alfords me gretttPlea;.
sure to bdable to add my tesuritoity in favor of. De. - .'141.1.;
.land's truly valuable ebugh metlieine. About ihreemontha
since . ' was attacked xvith a violent cold, and .wits mach
distressed with the cough, front.vehich I could get flora
lief, until I ores a short time since induced to call at your
store and purcluise<ome of.the Oriental Cougliltliattrre,
I am happy to state lhat the use of the second bottle Ma
entirely cored nee; and, having great confidence in, it, A
have, and shall`coutinue to mcomniencl it troy friends.
.." Gases IFicimmo. , r.
Price cents is bottle. Sold by - :
. MAYS & BROCKWAY,.
NO. 2, Corn. Row, Liberty st., nee r Canal.
Also. by [feblol J. FLEAIINO. Lawrenceville,
- vitoxt the New York. Gazette. Oct. 6,itelt,, a - iltti!Y
I,` paper deservedly at the head of the daily prose in
this conntry.'
Bristol's Extract of Sarsitparilla,—lt ;were but ,iourlesT
to call the attention of °threaders to this invaluable preps
oration which will he found advertised in another column.
Mr. Bristol
,is a, brother, and issues a highly interesting
newspaper every now and then, one or two humbeisi ed .
which.we have already noticed;. and the medicine itself
has been eulogised by nearly all the press of the westerit
country; andiwe doubt not,mstly eulogised. • It basin its
favor, moreover, very- flattering testimonials from .the
moat eminent practitioners in every-part of the.conittry
where it ;has been used. There is beauty and taste
enough is the bottles, audin the cave v;d labels inwhiett
they are enveloped, to „induce a purchase, even if :the
preparation itself were not one of the ,' . ..soeereigotait.
its
the world,".ns every person must believe it is-r.that
every one must believe it is--that is, every ; one, who
would not resist amass of doeumentary evidenCe conclu
sive enough to convert a Turk to . Christianity. Buy one
of the hottles,gentle reader, and see whether you do not
agree with us on this point.- _
For sale by B. A. FARNESTOCK &
Ceti% -cor.r of let and Wood rind 611, and Wood ebl.
inatEumATlBm, Goirr. AND TlO DOLOREDX.=
jA, A. respectable gentleman called at our - Office; ais he
said, to inform us that he had been afflicted for 'l5 years
with Rheumatism or Gout, and occasionally with Tie
Doloreux; that, he hail been frequently. confin - cd'to
his
room for monthStogether, and often suffered the'mitsfin-,
tense and excruciating-pain, but that lately he had been
using Jaynes Alteratire. front which lie found thentOlt
sig
nal and unexpected relief. He says he found
.the meffl
cine very pleasant and - effective; and that be now.- con
siders himself perfectly cured.--Phitaderphfa Nor th
•
A FACT Burn Kaowma—A gentleman.of StrofidOtta
habit. front indiscretion in his Younger days, beeante af
fected with Ulcerations in the Throat and Nese,: and a
disagreeable eruption of the Skin. Indeed, hits whole
system bore the marks of being saturated with disease.
One bend and wrist were so much affected that he had
fait the use of the hand, every part being covered with
deep, painful, and 'offensive ulcers, andwere as hollow
anti porous as an honer -comb. It was at this itageof his
complaint, when dentlinppettred ineVituble from *iamb
some disease, thathe conuneneed the use of Jayne's Al
terative and having taken sixteen bottles, is now perfect-
The 'Alterative operates through the circulation, and
purifies the blood and emdicaths disease from the system,
wherever ideated, and the numerous cures it has per
' formed - in. diseases:- of, skin, mincer, aerofoils,' gout,
fiver complaint; dyspepsiapad 'other ehrouia diseases, is
truly astonishing.:-Sptne of the Mari..
ID7Tor'•ale to Pittsburgh, at the PEKIN TEA„STORE,
.
CONSUMPTION COUGH ! 'SPITTING. OF BLOOD:
- BaoNcHrris, ASTHMA, fic.—To CONSiatitVl;
Four-firths of you are really suffering from neglected
Cottle, or an obstruction and consequent intimation of
the delicate lining of those tubes through which. the .ane
bienthe is distributed to the lungs.- 'Phis obstruction:
produces pain and soreness. hoarseness, eough,"diffieulty
of breathing, hectic fever, and a spitting of blood, matter
or phlegm; which finally - exhausts the strength of theme
tient—and death. ensues. JAYNES' EXPECTORANT!'
-never fails to remove this obstruction ! and- produces :thee
most pleasing and happy results. It is certain' inits ef--
feets, and cannot fail to relieve.
--
,
For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin TettStpre;72 Tonna'
st.,:near Wood.
• I,}EST COUGH MEDICINE IN WORLD
11 Another evidence of the superiority of- Dr. - . - •Trif.•
lard's Cough Mixture, over rill others. 'Head the folltriiinw
certificate from a respectable citizen of the Fifth Ward:
- • Prrranutton, Nov. 3, 1347.
"This certifies for some Weeks past I was troubled , .
with a- very serious Cough, which was evidently benne
ing seated on they lungs to such an extent as to resist the
Qeffect of every medicine which I had been niirigi, - .1 was
~refinallY persuaded to Ball ur Hays. & Brockway's Drug •
Store, and get a battle of Dr. • Willard's Oriental-Can*
Mixture?. which , to my great surpriiie, relieved me very
much; after taking only two or three doses. and hefere
had used one bottle. roes edtirely cured. I was somuch
pleased with its - effects, that have brought others to:bu
it, and shall continue to recommend it AO my . friends, as l
firmfgheliere it to be the best Cough dledieine in the world.*
• ' Abmazw•
Trkit-4anly 25 cents a Bottle. Sold b M y 'Ciarm r
•,, • . HAYS, & BROCKWAY,i
Na. 2, Liberty street, near Canal Boom.
Sod also byJ. FLEMING.
ALAI pp COLITIIIBIA..Hair Torrie—To the Batd:and.
Grey.—lf you wish a rieli r luxurious held Ofhtiir c free
from dandrulnuid scurf, do not tail to procure the genuine
Haltom of . Columbia. In cases of baldness, it will more
than. exceed your expectations. Manywho hare - lost
their hair for twenty years
have' had it restored to its ore. •
.
ginel perfection by the use of this Balsam. Age, state, or
condition, appears to be no obstacle; whatever. It also
causes the fluid to flow with which the delicate hair tubs
is filled, by which means thousands;, whose hair was; grey
as the Asiatic eagle. have had' their hairreitored to its '5
natural color, by , the use of this invaluable remedy; Lt
all cases of fever it will be found one of the most pleasant
washes that can be used. A few applications only are .
necessary to keep the hair from falling out. It strengthe
e tt ce e i roots it never fails-to , impart a nehr glossy ns
and, win perfume for the toilet. it is unequal! It s 3
holds three times as mochas other miscalled IN
MISTS,. and Is more effectual. The.. genuine- s , s
manat tor• ee
tared only by Comstock & Son Tork . , 21 Courtlentit:street, New
,
Sold only genuine' in Pittsburgh, by Wee. Jocasta, 82e
Liberty/met, hand of.WoOdi also, i n - Washington, PIL L
by A. Sweeney &. Son; inCannonabmb, Dr.;:irowellk,
tußrownsville . , by Bennett & Crbker; in every loins,
ulpennsylvanza, A3bio, Idaryland'und '
•
Na.l do; ; . ":. - • '
Wciquitpugcnt, and for.sAA.4 7 . ' - ;
MO : , ' RXlMscof I
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