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:* - :: A1 , .. 49,./AltrrystreaThe subscriber has luerteceir' ,
ed a large and handsomestock of fashionable. goods,
' •
••• • .for gentlemen's Sumirteir , Wear, such ns French, English, •
. • 'andEelgin.Cloths,.Drap des tea;.Cashinaretts, Merino,
; •• • Cassimeres, yornbasincs, and Summar Cloths, of all col
' .. • : • ricrs.eind qualities. . Also, a great , variely of-fancy. Cassi
,••••••.i. •• . '.meres and figured Linens, many of them. entirely new.
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styles, which are no' to be - found elsewhere in this city;.
together with a large assortment of new style fancy Vest
' • ings, all of,Which will be made to order in.thc most Cash
. •• ionable.manner,ntithort notiee Gentlemen favoring this•
• establishment with 'their orders;rnity rely upon their gar-
• •: •.ments being made. at welt. as they came be in any other
. • hostile in the country. ; • • - • • '- • • • •
• .ON HAND, a largo assorttnent of READY MADE
• ••• OLOTILING,-:consistitig of every description of Dress
. . ••• • and Frock Coats, new style Mut:tees coats, sack 'coats,
• . ..- • • blouies,•ece. Also, a general assorts eat of pants, vests
:••••••• • . '.:shlrts,•cmvats, suspenders, mid all other. articles in the
4,•;; ' . • •• line, which will be sold low for cash. Whole
' -sale - . purchasers . will .find it much to their advantage to
; •.;•. •• ' • • ••• call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.- • -
i'• " • Jela • •:•• •.•: • • . •P. DELANY, Tailor. • •
• . • , • .• • French bloods, for Gents. Wear. •
. - .l 3 llE..inhteriber appeals to his shelves tO - bear him out
• ••,.,:• • '.• in the assertion that he has • the 'largest lot of
• •.• •• .• itch Goods, adapted to men's wear, to be found in any
• . , Tailoring Establishment in:the eitY—mani articles and
, - • many styles included in the same, ..cannot bo found else
• • where. A few of the leading articles will be enumerated
• • *. here below : , •
• Bonjohn's Palest Black' Cloths ;•• • - ~ •
••• •'•• • Johannes Abhurdi colored , " . , • • •
,••••,... • • ••.' • . DitinjOhlt 4 Sithont's•Doeskin Cassimeres; •
.• •. • •- •'. • .. - Crape Elestiques "
~: • ' • . (.fig htand dark Panel's .
• • • .-,..Paltot Cloths, for Summer Coats; • .
Caeltmaretts, ." " • " • . •
. • . . • , - Coburg% •. 44 44 .
Tweeds,. Engl ish and American; . .
Satins, Crape Silk,...Tarletoe, Cacbmere, Tinselled .
• . • Broctules, embossed and needle wrought Shapes, white
•••;-••?. • .• and a great variety of other Vestings.
• :• ALso,-Linen Drills, white, grey, plain, plaid and ribbed,
of,entirely now. styles, imported this season—which will
_ • 'be sold lows° order, for cash, on delivery, and mutt only:
)-.CURRAN.
• • may 17....,,, Fink street, next Eichangs Bank.
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: SADDLE. HARNESS ANOTRUNK MANUFACTORy.
IpIitIOBERT:H-HARTLEY, begs leave to in-
Fa
,form hid friendstitid' the public generally;
.4.,.... that he continues to occupy that.large and corn
-.,•..,„ -;„, ..rnodioualltore ROOM, forrTtfrly occupied by Satnue a it
-, ', ;;;,-; iestock.Ro Co:, No. SG, corner of Diamond alley rind Wood
I -,- .• ; 7.•
street, 'where be. keeps a large and general assortment of
~. ...,,.. :, _Saddles, Bridles, Ifarnesi,.Trunliti, Carpet Bagli, Saddle
ci ; Ltaga,V,illisea,*tralo Robes, Whips . ; and .all other era
_:-• . : -
He 8160 ksaPS 'constantly on'llitild, and is prepared to
, - ..( „futaith ,:. ordar s idl IL i Ili% of Rilreied llose'ornanufactured
i .. of ; . the,best materiel, iind in a style of workmanship equal
..
..-, . ig:l4te!3stern ,many , faclared article, and at 00 p er crag,
qbeirpter., , -
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...- ;.,.,' ~,,, „ r otuittillierchdistr'tifidrrarmr7 would do!sinll to. call
...,,
,;;An4 examine hi a .,g o ik hercipi. purchasing; elsewhere as
-. ,„:, : l as Lide!erritiaed !aired - 11 at rata - articles at very; ?oar
.. .
ea
....,237,113ant4 et the place, No. 60i-tornee oriVood
44e.reor i oiitl,1 0 1 adlAlley;-::•;,'..-,...i -., , •-• :: -• , : opoo •
t-eli4llllo , 41 6.—Li eof Cromilell, by Jr.: Deadly; .
.•-retigisPoworpf,t2t4 Pulpit, by G. Spring, D,:a .1 r .
• • Bethel Flog', 14y D. D.; '
lacobtta' Notes on the Gospels;., •
- I.psteres•Qn.Shakspeerei Ot .A Hudson, 2 vol. !
•, - ,•:.',•,;•.1,;:ls• .-F}Lth ofPfe'rbiSketchtibt Way to Glory &e.
,t• . Viic;Convellf;by'Athoiofflabotil Girl in Ranee'
••••7.1.•- • ;• ••-.;:,.•,;. andThtn, byWarren; • •
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...;Sket;ehai Sermons on Partiblesand hlirae les;
- trelaticrot,',`Feltotne to Stranger; • , • ; •
.7,ll.ipven uptin Eanb; • " • • •
:""'• inlitfpf prl:roeVAntitiml..lvoi.
c,-,l•PClrjtatp/k;•,... WENGLISHi •
..78.7y99d and 50 Brarkei.-.1
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No &V/ CORNER SIXTH ANDLIRERTYSTEETS.
oving enlarged "it'd newly fitted up their establish
nmat,, at the above. Well. known. stand, respectfully
invite, the attention of their friends and the public to their
choice selection of New Goods, comprising every varie
ty, for spring and' Summer. wear, selected especially for
their customer deparitrient; Those wishingto leave their
orders will find at this establishment every style ,of new
and'desirable goods... Their stock of ready made Cloth
ing is extensive got up to the best manner, of durable nut
tenet, and well worthy, the attention of those wishing to
purchase. :All are invited to cull, end may rest assured
that they will be pleased with price, quality and variety.
A large assortment ofphittS kept constantly on hood.
anallol3mo.• . .
-.— -
TO 'ARMS! TO ARMS t—Threnteuedln;
vasion oflVestern Penna. by Col AO Swift, with
10.000 men, notwithstanding which, J. M.
White will continue to sell clothing chenper than any
has heretofore been offered in the Western cocuitry, hav
ing the largest establishment In the city. fronting on Lib
erty and Sixth sts. Ile' is now pivriared' to show to .his
numerous patrons the greatest variety of cloths, eassi
mere's, vesungs. Ana clothing of nil descriptions suitable
for the approaching senson, that has ever been Offered in
this market, to whictiall can have the Right of Way.—
'Observe the corner; Ni:007; Lawny stud' Sizth sts. -
mar2.s • - '4 .111o.WIfITIVTin.nr., Proprietor.
LEORGS SPAIVGLta... ' tosEett. a.
Twin Citkreflothint Store.
. -•
jrl F.ORGE S PA NOLSRICo. announce to their friends
• l. 3" „ and the•aitizetis • of..ll3legbetty. that , they have on
hand a fineamtortanent, of READ.} NIA DE CLOTHINti,
••: consisting of 'Coate ye sts..Pauta, ilaci,fre;.wiliel. they
• will sell at fair. prices. A.so, a superior lot:of Cloths,
• CassVneres, and Vestings, which they ; Writ), wake op to
• • order, in the neatestand nestruanner.v
:•• Irreustora work done as usual. •
N. B. Don't forget the place; On the*erifilide'of redo
rill street, 5 doors mink oftha
...• t• • • • ' 114)15-3in
custkius . voehing S t G4of.hhift:
The. 'Three ..Sig' Doors vs. lic Western i a;ot !!!
1.50,000 W L
ready EL SLECI.EI)64IMENI now '
• .trade and to
.lie .offered ou the
moat li teral terms to my old customers and the public in
-"•getteral. The Proprietor of this far-famed and extensive
establishment has now, oiler returning from the Eastern
cities at much trouble and expense, jam completed his
fall and winter arrangements to supply . his thousands of
customers with one or the most desirable stocks of Clo.
thing that has ever been offered in this or any other mac:
leer west of the mountains. For neatness to style and
•••• workmanship: combined with the very /ow price which
they will be sold for, mast certainty render the old anti-'
veiled Three Big flo ors one of the greatest attrartions of
the western country. Iris gratifying tome tube able to
".• .
announce to my numerous friends at home and 7 abroad
that notwithstandinglhe extraonliar
ny 'efforts which i .
• have made to meet the many colts in my film, it is with
• didlculty,l Con keep time with the constant rush that is
• •• • made on qlris establishment. It is a well established
. -fact, that my sales ate eigut or ten times larger than any
other house in the trade, and this being .the. case on the
amount sold, lean affrod to sell at much less profit than
• others could possibly think of doing if. they wished to
cover contingent expenses. I intend to make a clean
• ' sweep of all my presentstock before the beginni tic of next
yeast' . coming to this conclusion, I will make it the inter
est of every man, who wants a cheap r 81114 to can
and purchase at the Three Big Doors.
oadt-tlftsv • JOHN rit , cLoSEr.r.
GOODS, REW tiOODS.—Reccived at the Iron
~ j' City Clothing Store.a splendid assOlunont of Cloths,
consisting of fine French, English and American Plain,
black awl fancy Cassimeres, of tho tnoet modern styles;
:fine figured Cashmere Vesting s, , Silk • Velvet, Plain and
Fahey Satins—all of which we wilt make op at the most
:"Icasonablo prices, in a durable and fashionable style.
•
Ready made Clothing, of all descriptions; Lady's
•, Cloaks ..of the most fashionable patterns. Neck and
Pocket Ildkfs., Suspenders, Bosoms, Shirt .Collars,. and
revery article usually kept in a ClothineStore. Country
:Merchants, before purchasing elsewhere,will find it to
their advantage to call at the Iron City' Clothing Store,
No. L. 12 ,Liberty street, immediately . opposite the. month
toctlS.4l)'' •• C. hI'CLOSXFX.
of alia-et.
. ; ‘ 6 MALMO OFF LOW FOR CASll..—Winter CM.
S thing of every description, such as: cloaks, over
..acrats, superfine blanket; Beaver; Pilot and heavy broad
clothe, superfine cloth, dress, and frock' coats; n large as
. sorrment-of tweed, sack and frock coats:
eassimere, and satinett Pantaloons; also, a gen
eral assortment of vests; plain and anti velvet, cloth,
. • ...Cassirnere and fancy woolen, and plaid ealtstmere, with
a great variety of superkne Irish linen,. trimmed shirts,
•, under shirts, stock, cravats, comforts and all other arti
cles in the r, thing line, which will be sold low for Cash.
. Pareha... s .ill find it much to their advantage to call
goon, at 49 Liberty street. • ;P. DELANY
,• .A complete assortment of goods, suitable for
Customer work, always on band, such as EnglishiPrench
• and American cloths,and cassimeres; also a choice as
• ,sortment of seaumible vestings—all 'of which will be
madeto.order its,the latest styles, and on the most tic
eonunodating terms. . janl2.datv
• Clothing I -Clothing 11
M
~lEESgring..andatunmer stack that is now ready to be
I.:4lrercilailhe old or
TlfßE iginal •
11G DODRS,
',ls one of the'largest and 'choicest in selection that has ev
er. . beeit exhibited by any one concern in this or any has
city in the Vahan. I will not undertake to describe to
• . the reader, the dilrerent aisomnems anielts which I
',now, haVe to °Hellbent; but will simply tell them that if
•.' they.ohly favor. me with a call, I will lay before them
• /75 4 000. different gorwenurto make a choice out of, con
, satiag an part of Coats:lrani the richest in quality down
to the lowest ittriricet.Pantaltions and Vests, to the as
• tonithritent of the beholder ( with, both mouth and eyes
~.operti wondering Mille most extravagant degree of ter
- prite.how such a vast collection of awn MADMetAnmING
,
could.posgibly be collected together tinder the control of
bite individual. But :melt things will lie, ns long al. per
• ..severance and industry is the' main-spring of trade:_ ,
-Without any . lutention of boasting, on my part, I wilt Any
the same ume, it is of such metal I anilirincipally corn
; for nothingin the shape or Caret of ditiscultici, no
metier what their magnitude may he; eau deter me from
. .'peCompiishing - my olneecin Providing rot the- farmer,the i
and the day labbrer. hly whole attention is'
token up with the'greatest care for their welfare, in get
-
ting up fashionable,.and at the same time Substantial gar
'merits, to meet 'Mete demands i and as for others, who
•-• `-fancy themselves moving in a diffeteld sphere, and re.
4uinng an article of the 'lie plus ultra kuid, they beim
=only to give me an outline of their wants, and they era
• suited to a wont .. • . •
. • . Now, let me,eay a word or two-to my country merch
• , amain the trade:- If you wit , ll to save from at least 25 to
•• 30 percent, in your wholesale purehater,:cnil in al.the
' • '"`Three Big Boors. and if I don't meet yOur Most sun •
gain hopes, in the way of getting cheap bargains, and
fresh seasonable goods, I will not us future attempt to off
,• • er any Indueements of -a similar kind to a generous pro
pie of so noble a nature and close discernment •
• • • JOIIN.ArcLosi:Ey, •••,i
• .N 0.151 Liberty street.
febtfl-ly_
flaN'T - BE BEAT F—J../IL Inite has putt renewed •at
his large establishment, fronting on Liberty and 6th
streets, a splendid assortment of TWEEDS for summer,'
- - also, a superior lot of.Frestch. Satin VESTING'S . , all , of
"..*hleh'lle is 'ready to: moire up.in. The fashion rind
Ott thethost reasonable terms as. usual.. Observe ; the.
eorner,'Nei.•l67.Liberty and Sixth streets. .
ml. '; ' J. hT. WfilTE. Tailor. Proprietor..
itinentoroliti o ltg Er4T
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•--- - '''f,4.4' . RGOsv•AND )3111 ' b* A ilrest. Prices' Vass'•
'':1:. • 4:iire; — ttlif 14. AiibVir4Wareei,..oppmites.r..E.
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. ',. eofttor'cLittivi. ;T. ifeadtey, author of "Napoleon
la lifirgaistWa." talielizaered Mounlnins,,!"Waildna
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..."4:ooo . **Ceovaie,l , eire:.., eta. %Received tlii.r day and
'.**l/1-10•:*- : 3, %, .... '4OIINSTON fr..- STOCKVN; •
11 1 . ,: 4- '71baitiedlifti'voiner Market JIM:I , mM elk
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PEOPLE'S TE-lIIISPORIYATIION LINE
PITTSBURGH TO ERIE:
XTO RE-SIIIPPING.—The goats belonging to this Line
•have been put in fine order; and am now nrnhing
regularly Between .Pittsburgh- and: Erie touching at all
intermediate PM'S' along the Canals.: A Boat will always
be at the wharf, under the hlonongahola Bridge, and ono
will start regularly every other day. The Peoples
Transportation Line has every facility for carrying
'Freight and Passengers. The boats • will bo towed to ,
Beaver by steamers, and will proceed to Erie with greats
dispatch, by the canals. The boats aro commanded by
experienced and careful men—all of whom have an in
terest in the Line. • • • • •
07 - Goods sent by the Lino to Erie may be for Warded
to any point on the Lakes.
For freighter passage npply to •• ' •
11. KIRKPATRICK,
Agent, •Water street, Pittsburgh.
AGENTS: •
Chaim & Co., Beaver.' •
11.. W. CITIOCR:GIIAM, New Caitle.
Taotrauct & Matataraara, Pulaski.
Smarrr Wass= & Co., Middlesex.
.
Mwrox Hum., Sherron.
JosEvn McCunts.,Sharpsburgh.
S. B. &G. Lower, Clarksville. •
linso & Idenamme, , Bigßend.
S. C. Pt.csaca,.West Greenville.
J. & T. KILPATRICK, Adamsville.
W. 11. Heaxay, llaratown. •
W. WADSWOWIII & CO., ShCITOOO'3 Corners.
Wst. PowmtiConneautville..
Spring Corner.
W. C. Wanes; Albion. •
Cmnesville.
Tyhtu, Lockport.-
E. Fan, Girard.
A. KTSO, and 8.-TOMLINSON & CO., Erie.
The folloWing Agents in Erie will receive and for
went Freight to any Port 011 the Lnkes, shipped by
this Line:
W ht. Gallagher, John Ihrtint;
G. \V. Haverstick & Co., Josiah Kellogg.'
Kelsoe & Loomis, ' • IValker & Co ok s • jr6
Plitsbargh Portable boat . •
1848.. r.
For the Transportation of Freicht to and from
PITTSCURGII,PIiILADELPIIIA,BALTIMORE,NEIV
YORK, BOSTON, &C.
DORRIDOR 4. CASH. Philaddphict.
'LiFFE 4. O'CONNOR, Pittsburgh.
FIIIRS old established Line being now:ln fan operation,
' ' the proprietors have made extensive arrangements to
forward Goods-and. Produce with despatch, and on the
most favorable 1011111. They con4deutly hope, their well
known promptness in delivering goods—peculiar safety
in mode of carrying—capacious warehouses ateach port,
• affording accommodations to shippers and owners of
produce,--logether with their long experience and unre
mitting attention to business, will secure to them a con•
tin umice of that liberal patronage they hereby gratefully
acknowledge,
All consignments by and , for:this line' received, charges
paid, arid .forwarded in any requited directions free of
charge.for cotninission, advancing Of florage: . .
' ,No interest, directly or indirectly, in siettniboats.
All communications promptly attended to on applica
tion to the following agents: .
. BORBIDGE lc CASH,
• 270 Market street'. Philadelplua
• PA AFFE tr. O'CONNOR,
Canal Resin. Pittsburgh.
.O*CONNORS tc CO,
• Mirth street, Baltimore.
• WILLIAM B. WILSON,
at • • i4l, Cedar street. New York.
'Merchant's' Israurportatloo,,pne,
ittaiiol
. .
FOR the Transportation of .3ferchandire and Produce
to rbiladrlphla and Ifaltimare. Goo& enttriyued to
our care will.bc forwarded teithout delay, at the
rates. Bills of Luling tronaminca, and all imirurtionis
promptly attended to, frea from any es;ra chami• fOr r. !. tor:
age or commission. . ' •
C. A. !WAN tic tors,
Catcall lfa:in s Liberty st..ratt,bury,tl
'llar.rtlO-ottlyaitroy,l
Great llCtagllsh Remedy
FOR Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and Coesuniption!—The
great and only Remedy for the above diseases is the
• /Longoria's Sabah, of 146 discovered by the eelebratest
• Dr..Bueban, of London, bigland; and introduced into the
United States under the immediate superintendence of the
iuvitOstr.
tr . • . •
. „The egaonlinary success of di is Me, cure
of
in the
or Pahrionarydiseases; warrants the AllttliCaft Agent in
itolielting for treatment the worst possible eaves that can
be foiled in the ear:amenity—cases that seek relief in vein
from any of the coulthou tentrilirii of the day, and have
.been 'given un by the mom. distinguished physicians, as
•riatirrned and incurable. The. Hungarian Balvain bar
cUrett,.and will rum the inpat deriperato It in no
quack nostrum, hut a standard Diglish medicine, thrown
and entablialied efficacy. • .
Every family, ro the United Satter should be tap died
with kiuchait's Ilungruian Balsam of Lite, not only to
counteract the CialtsuitiptiVe Orthesdituate, but to be used
as n preventive medicine in all eases-of raid., toughs,
of blood, painin the side and theta, irritation and
VAIVIICAS of th e lon g ., bronehith s .diermot t y of
hectic fever, night sweat!, emaciation - and general deblii•
ty, asthma, Janet:nee, whooping rough, and crimp.
• , Sold hi largelbaubrit at@l per bottle, with fall directions
for the restoration of ,healds.
• Pamphtets, coumloing a 111.35 A of F.ngtittiiitt - d America,
eertiGeates,and other etid,nee, slmertng she unclean
merits of this great F3try,t!..?.btallted
the Agents, gratuitously.
For sale-b
ea . A. FAIR:IF:STOCK & CO
. y
r. FinLandWood.. and Wood and Gth ,
Western • esr York College of Ilealib.
• 937 Mars irrutcr, Orstracci, N. • •
DR. G. C VAUGHN'S VI"X;F:TATILR lxnlownlP
. TIC MIXTURE.
celebrated•remedy le coasts)* :y inerrasing its
I. fame by the making all over lie world. It has now
become the only medicine for family use, and is portico.
Italy recommended far Dropsy: all stages of thin coal,
plaint Immediately relieved. no =never how long stand
mg. (Seo pamphlet far testimony.)
Gravel,: and all diseases of the minor, organs; for
these distressing complaints it elands alone; no other ar
ticle can relieve you; and (be cures testified to will con
vince the most tikcpucale--(see eamphict.l.:Liver Com
plaint, Dittoes Diseases. Fever and Ague. To the Greet
tVest especially, and wherever these complaints prevail,
thin medielne Is offered. No mineral neat, no deleterious
compound Ina part of this mixture; It ures these diseas
es with certainty and celerity, and &peanut leave the Pyle
tern torpid. (See pantphleo Piles.ri complaint of it most
painful character, is immediately relieved, end a care fol•
lows by a few days use of this ankle. It Is tar beyond
any other preparation for this disease, or for nay othet
disease cementing from impure blood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the System, Weak Bark, Weakness of the
Kidneys, &c., or Infiamatiou 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 stands as a certain reme
dy for such complaint*, and also for derangements of the
female frame, Irregularities, Sappressionn, painful men
-struations, No article has ever been tarred, except this,
which would tpueh this kind of deraugymeni, It mite be
/died upon so a sure and effretive remedy; and, did we
feel permitted to do so, could
. give a thousand names on
proof of cures in this d ,oung elan, of complaints.—
See pamphlet. All broken down, debilitated renstinv
tions, from the effect„of mercury. will find the bracing
power of this article to act immediately, rind the poison
ous mineral eradicated from tbe.system..
Eruptive Disease's will find the alterati ..
ve properties of
AMA article flair Tit F. ALOOD.I2IId drilleatled gliscaael from
the system'. See pamphlet for testimony of cures in all
diseases, which the limits of nn 'advertisement will not
permit to be mimed here; Agents give theta away; they
contnitellpagett of certificates of high chatacter; and a
stronger array of proof of the virtues °Comedic:lnc, nevi ,
er eppeareil. It Is one of the peculiar Cratere* of this at
tide, that it never fails to benefit in ally WM.', and if bone
and muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid UNTO; and keep taklpg the. medicine
VIA !Doges therein an improvement. The proprietor would
caution the public against st.number of- articles which
'come out under the heads of Ssasnenalt.t.str,'Stners,&e.,
as cores foi[Dropsy, Gravel, &c. They preps:Rl for noth
ing, and concocted to gull the unwary: nicer Timis sirr.
Their inventors never thought of curing such diseases
this article haddroie it. A particular study of the pomp&
,leu•it earnestly solicited.,-Agents, and all who sell the an
ticle, are glad to circulate gratuitously. Put up in 31) on.
bottles, at $2; 12 oz do. at 81 caels—the larger holdi ng
oz. more than the two small bottles. Look out and not
get imposed upon. Every, bottle has " Vauglin's Vegeta
hie Lithontriptie lifixture," blown upon - the glass, the
written signature of "0. . Vaughn" on the directions,
and." 0. C. Vaughn, Flu ffulo,"ntarnped on the Cork. None
Other are genuine: •
Prepared by• Dr. O. C. Vaughn, and gold at the Priori
. pal Office / I= Main street, Buffalo,
,wholesale and retail.
•No attention-given to letters unless nostspaid--order
from regularly authorized Agents twilled, 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 et; N. V. ;,tl/5 Essex st., Salem, Mans.; and
by the principal Druggists throughout the United Sites
and Canatla,as Agehts. ' • ..
' • HAYS & BnocKwAv.A g etitp,
No. 2, Liberty st., neer Canal 13[14111.
ITENITI AN I.II,,INDS—A. Westervelt, and old and well
. known Vepltian Bllndmaker, formerly of Second
and Fourth Ms.; ralceis this 'victims, ''lo inform his many
friends of the fact that Ms Factory Is, now in fall opera
tion on St. Clair et., near the old Allegheny Bridget, crheyst
a constant supply of Blinds of various colors and quali
ities, Is constantly kept on hnnd and at all, pricer., from
twenty-cents up to suit customers.
N: If roquirad, Blinds will be put up so, tbat in case.
of alarm by fire, or otherwise,. they may (10 removed
without the aid of a scraw-drlveri:and. with be,
same
faellitty that any other piece of fumsturecanbo re:hotted,
and without any extra expense. ;' 1e.2.1415wy
Sew Works. • .
ALLISPN'S bIARLBOROVOII—Thefury life of
John,'Duke of Marlborough: by Archibald Allison;
. author of the "Iliston. of Europe." •
Meander's Life of Christ—The life of Jesus Christ, in
n and historical developments: by
historical connexio
Augustus Meander—translated from'lhe fourth German
edition, by John McClintock end &Blumenthal, l'rofes
sots in Dickinson College. : .
Old Hicks the Guide;, or Adventures in The: Cainanehe
Country intsearch of a Gold Mine: by Chas-W. Webber.
:aThe Bachelor of the Albany. : by:gm auth or . o f. t h e
..'Falcon ; • . .
Dr. Chalnier'a:Pcadliumous.Workit—:•Daili Scriptural
Readings, by the late Thomas Chalmers, L:L.l).
In three vole. Yale:nes Ist and2d received; : •T.
The above valuable works received,This iloy.:and for
sale by • . • - :JPHNSTON . do STOCIffON, •
a l2 ' TAW:464IOs, borner Maget-and Third eta, .
, •
in g riabee it gl i r
inn n Ate r glel l d ' lt ' a e l l y e , h ,t a n o s!
'Thin; Prussia,. reatflritaln and ,
Irelaod, with no appen
dix, containing 'observations on flaropean charities and
mediCal Institutions. By John W.. Carson, M. D.
Angclein itdvel.i By -the author. of:.F.mil in 'Wyndh am,.
'Tufo Colsl.lllen'isTales," etc: - , ,
•
'By'. MerylPfljitletaijaither•of
• ,y,01 4 l• • DaliE Scriptitifil Readings. 113' tie laid Thou: ,
IChalMers; D.Dr L , ..4.• P. •
Part 4.-The',TnOusand'aridppel,lights, Harpers' Rios.
' tented • ' . • ' • • • .
wiltiath the•Aditigir,i-book for childreit,'• fly the au.
ih r or of "F•lfen Irerben,rika. . . • ;
The ntiove - .vrorkli4reeeived this day and' for bale by
•
te26 • : • . • - JOHNSTON - 1i STOCKTON::
=ME
':-;':',:::::':.....•..-.-
EMIE
MEE
.- • ilauenden.dr. .00. 1 2
~ • .
A EVIL A * Pio E . '
(1g• Hereafter, all.Stcerage Passengers coin lig from
Europe, engaged in America. to come over, in .either of
the ships of MEND= & Co .; . will.be fernished With the
following Provisions,or thew eqnivalent ' in other articles
good.--See of Congress, May 1.7,
MILS PLAN will prevent sickness on board. ' Hereto
fore, when Passengers found themselves in Pro Vi
s many of them came on board entirely destitute,
which often caused much sickness and death.
... . . . . . .. . . . .
- 35 lbs. Bread, ' All of good quell
-10 " Rico ty, and one-tenth
.
. 10 " Oatmeal,i of the Provisions
10 ". Flour,• furnished will .bc
10 u Malts and Peps,: delivered to each
35 u Potatoes, Passenger every
1 pint of Vinegar, week, with a nut
-60 gallons of Water, fieient supply . of
10 lbs. Salted Pork, free from bone. Foci for cooking.
Each Ship in this Lino will be properly ventilated. and
a good house over gybe passage-way leading to the Pds
scogure apartment. The Camboose and Cooking-ranges,
for the use of Passengers, arc-kept 'under cover. Every
attention will be paid to promote their health and comfort.
Agent at Pittsburgh, i : JOSHUA ROBINSON,
• . Fifth at., near Wood.
TerparloiVationiera..Em gratlonO ea.
irkREMITTANCES and Passage to and . 1 0 ..
from Great Britain and lialand,by W.
& J. T:Tapkott, 75 South st. comer_
• . •of Maiden Lane, N. Y.i and 00 Water
loo Rood, Liverpool..;
Tho subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared torneke arrangements
on the moat liberal terms with those desirous ufpnying
the passage of their friends from the Old Country; and
they flatter themselves their character and long *holding
in business will give ample assurance that all their ar
ratigernents will be carried out faithfully.
Messrs. W. & J. T. Tapscon tint long and favorably
known for the superior class, accommodation, and sailing
qualities of their Packet Ships. The QUEE N THE
.Wf , ST,. SHERIDAN, • .GARRICK, HOTTINGU.EII,
ROSCIUS, LIVEIIPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of which
leave each port monthly—(rom New York the 21st and
26th, and front Liverpool the 6th anit.llo; in addition to
which they have arrangements with the St. George and
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
..ftwm Liverpool every five days, being thus determined
that their facilities shall. keep pace with their Increasing
patronage: while Mr. W..lapseott's constant personal
. sapennientlatice of the business in Liverpool is an addi •
none' security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers being, as usual, extensively engaged.
in the Transportation Voidness between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge or
and leeward passengers intmedintely ott their landing, !
without a eleanee of disappointment er delay; nod are,
thereibm, prepared to contract for passagefrom any sea
port in Great Itritain or Ireland to this city, the nature ol
, the business they are engaged in giving them facilities•
for carrying passettgers so far inland not otherwise ail
Initiable; and will.•lf necessary, forwent passengers fur
ther West by the best mode of conveyance, without atry
additional charges for their trouble. Where persons
sent Mr decline coming out, the amount paid for parrnge
Will be refutalell in full. i :
ItEMIITTANCF.S.
• The subscribers are also prepared to give drafts at
sight fur any runount,payable at the principal cities and
Wens iu EnglanJ, Scotland and Wateri thus af
fording a sate nod expeditious triode of remitting finals
to those cOlaititer, whirls persons requiring such royal
ties wilt loot it io their interest to avail themselves of.
Apptiealiou tiihy letter, post.pout) will Ire promptly at.
tended to.. . TAAFFP. A. O'CONNOR,
. Fora - anl mg and Conunas.iou hfereltaats. •
mer.l-ithve-ly . . Philadelphia.
arkßocket Brother.& Va. • i fir a .
Erten] sr.. Naar Toss; Ewa; Qoae; •
Peouri; Stwrli.liCri ROAD, Larearnot.
'JAMES in.ma:s.v, .A g ent, ttameon renn at , Canal
:Casio, Pittsburgh.
•Arrancernostt for tfl'.
IOCIIIK, TIROS k CO.; sole Agent. int the !HACK
RAU. ILINT., of Liverpool and New York Packets..
take the libeny or arinainicing to - their t. 1.1 friends Anil
c tritome rs, that their arrangements for the year I:14 4 Whig
compkte, thAr nibsing not ' , Wise itsc rt. I.
the *hole. rpleatliil LW; trout tlettpWal to. New :Vail'
am' Plinasfelpfus. They refs' to their filmier course of
doing i'd s ltir o ., and 4.iirc thaw. who ',Mail theta with
their orders, that the same sotisfartion will (* . rendered
as be relOfOle
I ==
EMMMiEMiMMI
The , Antletsitittli I , . 11U11.it Ist rang, menh to brine au
ra..riters Vitlatuirgh, dunier prr.g-nt . ye at.
frla•thridalr• . , . • J Nll-4 111,AK13.Y. •
, .
fkamot RsTrAit. & Svc No 131 Wairll4.l Remit, lA
re 'pool.
CAZt.tal.6 Rtri•iu, No. SSi l at . N V.
riN111.1: $‘021.0 Otero,. hating uerhydra Ow Ayr nry 31114e*
j e try orate citosv Weft ktiOlVla and thapecublc
rr preore4lo th3th rhit3gt . llo,ll for finau•sl,e, rsto Came
Out Ithht •buy purl of Great rhiLaiu or irolusui. I,y thi
Ind.? lane oll'act•I sailtuTirom Liverpool
Phrahui engogto¢ ssith ha may re,l3aactell 11‘31 the:,
iha!thia will ulcer with kind treourprot bra proropt s•
patch at Liverpool. or well so cifert allenaioll ccoAory
outlaw orrivnl to ibis coontry. Apply to or a.hlrcri
• SAMUM. Cu.,
14/ Llbeny .t , Pitol,tatEh.
N. ettpired here (men Ltrerpoal to Ili&
burgh direct, and drans for any afaanal kwurantod. pap
able at steht,thronabout the United Ktoadoest. IT2C•tr
_,
ilk fIAILSDEN & CO:9 ilk
tats=zdut Lextrrauct
' o Office.
HAIINDEN & CO continue to brine out r.trenita froai
jj any part' of England, Ireland. ticotiand or Wilk!,
upon the moot liLrnl tetras, with their lll l l2llnunelualtlY,
and attention to the wants of conenints. We do not al
low our passengers to he rolitied by the swindling scamps
that infest. the era-pour, sr we take charge or then; the
nxuneut thetfreport themselves, and per to their %roll-he
lm% and despatch them colthout any detention by the furl
ships. Wo say Mu fearlessly, no are defy any or Cat
passenger. to skew that they wet... Mauled foray-esiilit
hours hy us in Liortpoot, whilst thonsandsof when w..rc
months until they could be sent in cone. ():2
'- A .alp cheap late, which, too frequently prtrecd their
WC Intend t, pc:fora' our ClltllfllCl4 boaoral,ly. rosl
what it may, and not rtes us the ewe latt rF atqu with
other ogres, who etcher pctiortncit not of on, pe when
soiled thcifoottoenloore,
Dcnfin down nt l'atrborrh for nay com a front 11 to
11;003, payable at ony of the Prim:sue-at Banks It* lie.
land, Englond, Scotland and Wilke.
• JOSHUA ROBINSON.
European foul General A-e.rnt,
•
..,./w q.' Finn street, one (Mort:chow Waal at.
uHMITTANCIL•
i f
r 11P.Suto , erihers nn inepnted to forward money to all
• ' , attic!! England. leelan.l, Scotland mut Wales, with
t empateh, and at the lowegt ran 0,.
SAMUEL NI'CI,I;IIKEN & Co.,
11l I.lharty flfroll.
Nueotatan *tad American Agency.
TIIE undertigned European Agent balk arrived io
j the United States, and will knee Pitmhutglt, Pm,
early in September, and sail from New York on the Ist
day of °Molter next,performing the Twenty %Komi Tour
of this agency through Englanddlreland,scotland, wales,
etc. returning to Amerira in slay, PAD. Money remit
tances for large and tonal, atuns . promptly made to all
parts Or Great Ufiralri and JlMltind ; leguors,debts, rents,
real.rstate And rWitus colleeted and treovereil i copies or
wills, deeds and doeuntrum-pmcuriall scrarbes or all
Ninth/inn& mr. lle murccadre hi* relative,' Keenan,
.now U.S. Consul at who so Many years success.
fully conducted this Agency; and he will he acsistcd by
him in all business transactions in Europe. Islatunirrobla
rcfrreures.given. Address pc-mit:ally, nut draft,. NMI
paid, THOS. J KEENAN. Euruproit Apr:H.
aml Altuniey and Counsellor at lam',
Pittsburgh. ra.
office pit the Alrrehane! Hotel, rattier Third arid Smith
field etc . • • •
K. niuy lie Seen on business nt the following
times and places t In Cincinnati. at litiindwit'y Hotel, on
:list and Ilst Alignsli in 4.onisville, at Louisville
Tiotet; cat 'aril and 4th Atigtist - i t.llll;t:Loitie, on'lnth. nth
and Illth , Atigust. • -
Tames May, Itlsq. will attend to tat "Curopeati business
in my absence. - jeL2
DRELL:B history of Modern Philosophy, complete
A.T.L in one volume, tram the last London ettition-3,00.
Leetures on the Law and the Gospels, by Stephen 11.
Tyng, D. D.; new and enlarged etbutni, with portrait or
the author; $l4O.
Memoir of Rev. David Aber!. 1 D.. late Missionary m
China,,by his nephew;Rev. R. Willitunson, Wall a por.
trait.
Ttlertmler's of the Christian Religion, nail
Church; translated by Prof; Torrey ; Vol. tR
Ilawkstont: ti title of unit for Niglaint, in IE4-, in two'
volumes from second London edition; Bt,tin.
Memoir of NV, C. Crocker, Missionary to Africa, 62 et*.
..Personul -Recollections, by Charlotte Elizabeth, with
explanatory notes,nceompanied by a memoir entbracing*.
:the period Item the close of personal. recollection to her
death; by L 11. 2. Tonnolli cis. •
- . -- Recollections in Etiglund;'hy Rev, 8, 11. 'Ppm, D. D.
Mitten, the, Merehrua9iPleik; tif-Rev:t harks
Taor, ?it A:, author. or 4.l.Reibidef W.:n:6o'lA Alaix's
Life" LudyAtary?
The above jest rocelireiVcind for WI I
m
Eli : .55 Mriticatittreet, betweett3d and
)3OAN'S 1.451 . 130. ti IiOOKS—SIx Hogliah Chroni
Willinm of ISlnimq4ury 4 s • . ,
Eceirtingticol _History - of Alglo s.!arnii-Cltronin.
nerotlitus,•by Citrey. • ,
Machiavelli's History of FlOrence. '
Scl t gel's I'hilosophy, Life end Language
'Thstory.
hangrc's Illstory .Painting : • ,
Brekmon's Disiory,of Invennons.
Rostov' i Deo
Roscoe 's Loretto Do • • •-•-
DoYe's IRitrie of Austria . : ' 7 ,
- Schiller's Works,. For rerht by
marn • 11. S:BOSI,VORTIr& CO., 43 Market st
, ..Trimmings. •
'MEW "ad snlendid...vatlety of .TRIMMINGS, of the
lY latest styles, just reeebre4 at ZBIIULON KINSEY'S,
No, 67 11Ltincrer Svggrr., Among sobich'itre:
50 gross Daisy Buttons, Assorted eoliws;
100. r " plain, covered with net; nsiorted ctilorsi
150 • plain small,..assrAted colors; ,
.60 .-eotton,new artille,will,wash,assOrtcd colors;
Also, a large variety of Fringes. AsaM widths niut colors:
GLOVES. ,
• A very - large stock of the, above artielC. ,
o.doz.,l,adies , Open 'Worked §ilk.GloVes '
5 " Gems , Ikavy Silk Gloves; •
7- Ladies' Net Black, rind. White Gloves;
Ltudiee_FaiteY T?p Lisl6lllr6cid 13Ioves;
20 . " Ladies' Gloves; •'"
up Ravi Silk Glove •
•20 .' "",:Gentsr ' • •
t 2 — Children's Cotton Gloves;
*haded Twist, Steel and Guilt Bends, Purießings mid
Tcks . seTs; Peatt'llogg, gtel Lind velvet, fine Fans,farasole,'
Ac.cbrdeons Imars9 •
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Jusurante Companies...
' • Fire 'and Inc Ininxanoc..
rpHE tnarancc CompAniif North Arupricri,,,..pf;phila,-
' .delphin, through its; duly, authorized Agent, the sub.
scriber, offers to make permanent rind limited Insurance
on property, in this city and its Nicinity, and on shipments
by canalond riydrs.. •• .
DIRECTORS
Arthur 0. POlrld, Pree,i, Simnel Brooks,
,AlCx. Henry :Gliwice Taylor,
J
Samuel W. ones, Samuel W. Smith, ,
Edward Smith, Ambrose, White, •
. John A. Brown, Irmo), .
John White, John
Thomas P. Cope, Richird D.. Wood, ; .
Wm. Welsh, !' Henry D. 'Slicffard, Sce'y.
This is the oldeit Insurance Company in the United
States, having been chartered in 1704. Its chatter is per
peturd, and from its high, standing, long experience, am.
ple-mentis,and avoiding all risks of an extra, hazardous
tltarricter, it may be considered as offering nmpin Securi
ty to the.publie. . WILLIAM P. JONES.
At Counting Room of ,Atwood, Jones & Co., Water and
Prom etc., Pittsburgh ' mayfly
W k s Franklin Fly. Insurance Company
CBARTER PERPETUAL-4400,M pnid In office
Jan Chestnut st.i north side, near Filth. Take !nen
lance, either permnnent or limited, against Joss or dam•
age by fire, on propeny'and effects of every description,
in town or country, on the most reasennble tenths. Ap-
Pileationonado either personally or by letters, will be.
promptly attended to. C. N. HANCEEE, Treed.
C. G. BAHCIEIIi Seiretary.'
• DIREUTOrtS,
Charles N. Danker; • Jacob It. Smith,
Thomas Hart, • deorge W. Richards,
Thomas .1. Wharton, Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias \Posner, 'Adolphi E. stone,
Samuel Grant, David S. Brown.
PITTHITHRHII AGENCY.
IVartutex Mootrtrt, Agent, N the Exchange Office of
Warrick Martin & Co., corner of Id and Market six.
Fire risks token nit buildings and their contents to
Pittsburgh, Allegheny and the surrounding country. No
marine of inland navigation risks taken. aug4.l y
TIMMY, 311.
RING 4 FINNEY,
Agaits as PittiGurgh i lar the Dr/aware Mutual Sa fi ty Tn.
surance 7rvanynt ,PAiladtlphia.
Fmr. rusgs• Span Bulldogs need filerehandize of eve•
ry description, nod Morino Risks upon hulls or car
goes or vessels, taken upon the most favorable terms. .
; Office at the warehouse of King Mimes, on Wrier
near Market street, Pittsburgh, • - • '
,N. L. ,King Pinney invite the confidence and patron
nge of their 'fticride and dommunity largo to the Dela
ware M. S. Insurance Company, me on lostitudon among
the most flourishing In Philadelphia—us' haring large
paid to capital; which, by the operation of ice charier, in
constantly increasing—as yielding to each pi.'•ntoninsw•
red, ids doe share of the profits of the Companyiwitlioat
involving him in any responsibility whatever beyond the
premium actually paid in by litm; and therefore. as pos
sessing the Mutual principle divested °revery obnoxious
feature, and in Its most attractive forth. tiovt-tf
GENovUPTORFRANKLIN FJItEJNSUIIA NCK
11 COMPANY OP PIOLA.DELPJA.—N.'K, COMO' Of
Third wsd Mood them, Pittsburgh.—Tha wets of the
company on the first of January'. 1514, as published in
conformity with Quart of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
were . .
Bonds and Mortgage a• 96011,615 93
Real F.state, at coot - 109,997 77
Tcmporary Loans, Sloe k • arid Cash ------ • ~ ..'1x 4 1 9 7 2
151irliing a total of.. 95(0,61 411
• Alturding certain nosutance that ill iOIMe4 will hr
promptly toes, and Frying canto !wench,. to on , who ob.:
tabs polictes STMTI tuaa•Company. Kiska taltiotal na low
rates as urn conoime tit w Ith security.
octa • WAltalCh MARTIS,Agrat.
larssrasste Against Piro. •
gum Airwriedres r 'ltentrarste Coorykor-747r414,_ No.
Walnut.trert. locorporaria A. I).'
p..lo—Chn tier perprtirial.
hourre Ltighlinge,.lYrhotem, %frit ho lir, and propn
iy either irr sho'city or routot y , agnie.t 10.. or
mire peypetual ttt" lt.f limited perod..en (sew
stile term.
Jahn Sergeant. ztaninet C. Morton,
'Withal° Lynch, 11,101phaii reties,
• Thorns* Aitilante, t ienree Abbot',
• Jobe' Web.b, Jr, Paitiek
•
John T Lewis.
SAMUEL C. MORTON, l'retilent.
• rIUNEIS D Istrxra, taerirtary.
• Order: , for Insurance by the above Company will be
tereivnt and Insurances effected by the unitemened,
art° for Piii.burgli. • (7fS:III3AN.
20 Wood writ.
C Pail
irl' is isow conceded by medical men that Conned *
!,1 Maposil l'ain Inatrortor,tnanufactured by Comstock
4:C0..1,1l Cooed:mil 11., New Vurk, is *Le gt,,,asest
ilex of dr: lUth century. La Keels are truly lornentaus.
MI pains are removed froin iirtuk,KaWty br., and all
paternal sore* in °few 11131110Ics °Ate
!manor thq saute on do molt %laical* 'skin, !racing no
Keats It t. vividly beneficial in ell &bids of Infatamato
7dirras.a, such as ate rilrpiti 1100 RV . :sprains,
euniatinn. White tinn.lhint pad Ulcers, llsoitir% Mink
Chillbtains, Erysipelas, Hileit,Tee 116torrwar. Ac. %Ve
wield add us pf00(1.0 pli ve ray. thermal. , or many roo.
learnt physicians who use it to their pearlier, mid bun-.
Peed+ of the dello who praise it to their people Kind
pparent l.rp at rosined y on hoed in rasa of arciannt• by
lire 114 may 1.. lost wifboat; but by tra ase all barn. are
Imlt•tret to t a unless Ote vitals arc dr alft3yri Ca u •
rieri—reirranber and for rean,fta 3facirai Pam Kr
trarani. manufactured by Coriassati . N. Y, and take
!lo caber.
. Pact, Holm, hr.-71e Grnuirkt floe Lixernt.t, is an
article mine instly relehrtood P• a !WV. fia . OM. at. 0 %, ,,
than any Or nn palter. Its tun, aro &hood' immediate,
and it it only ture%sary• to Set thou:mho know the a tuck
Jew
■nd .tee It art h Pith Areal tucccro. that it is to be bad
true dtol g , tr illt of Comstock it Co., 21 Courtland st.,
Pi V. auk p ipnctor.
Sold only Rine ill Plll4llfgh, ra ,II tVat.Jsntox,
t 0 Liberty ... ad of Wool at.; 'lsola A "whim:ton, PO.,
by A.Clittlt ; in Iltownrs ilk by Monett k. Croilor. abmi
tq oar agunt in cm ry town in Pransylriusin. Ohio, Md.
am! Vityttois. twtL►tiltwGm
e•tt to bug Cough Meallelael ever Saw."
FAD lb. fulfoorinor Nonfat' tho eniterlotity of Dr. Ira.
bye,' thuntill C., gl. Mu Nu, fluurnrerpcotat , lr cit
ron, who liar tsicti it
nrraarnutt. Dee. Ka, 147.
Mrisaaa.lriiia - k. It torn or art—After labor ing fttr.nretal
irt4kii tinier the ilemtvantogra of s haentaing eciellt mat
mut ili.iterv , itig cold, which thua far, te the ef
fetioi of reveral Of the Neill:o.lra." I villa Induced to par•
r haw n honk of your Oriental Conizb Mut use, and give
h a fait ttNal. Ti my gnat autPrite s tine , wing ott/Y one
half of the !toter I Wand toyarlf entirely welt. "/t is O.
fan 911171(011 I rtvr MVO
True copy. "f JOIIN UlNirt
• Sotit by DAYS A DROWCWAY. larttelists, Conner-
OM how. I.ibeny ewe". nearthinat -
A7MAISON t.f4/7, - I:4l77firitatilhiiiir,
, strut /Wawa nit?! and num , Matt, hare Put
OCCCIVCAI IS large supply of rich Fail Goodo.compnsitig in
part: 17 cawa unripe* styles NW. and Chian re. of En
glish. French and American ntdunfacture; lu l pc. rich -
and deA t rahio pattern. !Preach Gnigh:tm., wartnnted In
ferior to none Imported in style, quality Mid durability' of
to:ont 4 pplrwlid Plaid gOolle for ladies dense.,.
emnprising every style far Pall and Wittier wear ; Cash
mere., M. de 141nes, Statist it it'd and,
of various
cobra: 34 and 41/, btart and Lhie black - Pao, for Man;
Wins; Pitney the.. Silks; bine* nod Mode rotors; M. de
all Wool; shawls of every . style and quality ; Can.
tonere.. Calrinetto. Broad Cloths find Vesting.; Wench
er, and unbleached Mu.lins from et to 15le. per yard;
Green., lielloVir, Red and White Flannels; Ticking.,
Cheek., Shirtings; bleached and brown Drillings,
etc. etc. Alt of which are offered at wholettnie and re
tail at the very lowest calla prices.
itepa. • A. A. MASON A.CO.
jr lode, Fount strut—Hot:G . ll & Avrtiovy, Daguerreo.
typists iron) the Eastern tities.'would cell the n newton of
the Inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring tow n ..
In their Daguerreotype of eltlrens moil tubers, et rooms in
the third story of Durkee. truilditte, 4th at.
Persons wishing pictures takeit stray rest fissured that
no pain. 41111 he spared to produce them in the highest
rfccilon of Mc a Iktrinstrummiu are of the Mat pow•
erful kind. enabling ut to eieelde picture. utlotrpas.ed
for high finish and traihfulnens to-nanny The public are
solicited to roll and examine. • •
. .
. .
Ircrsons milling flit prelates ore nalther requirrril or ex.
pected to lake sticto unlesslscrieci salmfaciiiiii i, g i ven _
N. 11. Oimratora will linil tide ri pod depot Mr mock
amt chemicals.
irriustructiona given in the art, contnining the morn
recent Improvement,.-jnif7
_ ,
11 10 FP:MAMA, .—Eien-fentitte should have a box of
Dr. Italph'it Pills, They itre . peri;ectly adapted to the
pecutmem,,a of their coinuttaticin, acting wtthgenticutild
newt end anfety in alteirrummtners. AVherever
ed, their character bite been - rapidly established rimoog
the lodic+, with whom they arc einpkittleally Thr Favorite.
Very complete direction, fur' nee in tho cation, corn.
plaint, will be found in the 'dircetiona neeontpanying
each boa.
For mile by
S. 1.. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield street, Oral. Third.
Alio, Cole, , Allegheny, City; J. 0, Smith, Hir
ininghnin; and John hreraeken, Fifth Word, Pittsburgh.
Castings.. •
ERCHANTS visiting our city , for the purpose of
their Spring supplies of hallow-wnre
and other cgsunge, will find a very heavy stork and au .
exteiwive variety . of patterns and gins in More hy us.—
Samples can he seen viroutwarchouse,Commerelal Row,
Liberty street, next W. W,.lVallnett's Marble .Works,
:.Terms and prices (alterable.. . •
, fob Ib.-411m ", QUM. MCBRIDE k Co:
NI4IV kIOOKS--Suat received, by - i.ix preen; Certainty,
"141Utlant1 and Scotland, or recoller dein* of a ktwias
minbiter; by J. 11. Merle D'Aubigne, mithor of Ilia
fory of the Reformation, IMO of Cromwell; he.
A PrarlillOi Oorpola of St. Matthew.
and • St, Marlton the foint of Leeturen, intended to na,aist
o prat tie eof domestic etruction futd dovatiOn; by John
.
Mini Summer, 11 D., Diithop of Cheater.
Vitt sale by , F,Ltdarr. ENGLISH,
"febtll, SOMarkOtatreet, bet. &t and 4th:
• •
rilliTi,umleritigned has just received a select nsiortment
j:ibr Table, and other fine Cutlery, Including Desert ,
.11414 Cnrving knives and forks; which, with a large stock
of Brushes of every description, and Shoemaker's find
ings, he will,ilimosa ol,emsuftl, on reasonable terms.
. . JOIPV W. LILA IR.
ap29. •
ViiiiSALE.—A I nine lot, with Dwelling llotilt — t
JL' . on Decatur street, running back IGO teat, hounded by;
n 1.0 'feet alley. A tsp,a large Jot, of DO feet front on But
ler
street, Lawittitecellle, y '',210 relit' deep, containing a
well arranged . Cottage Dwelling !louse, %with 10 Rooms,'
forge Hall and Parlor ficinlaid roof fkallen,/to•
• S. CUTIIBERT, Den. , Agent,
gritithfitild; above 4th direct,
TfIG9 . SW.:-:319 Wrig
gpit i
' (10. Cradles;
40 IN . . '.l3filltot Chnifis
'.13 Nesii cloo.vhskei.:
Market Thiskets
CoVerfi,KSsorhed iro.! 1414 prpnlebyy - •
"P ii • • ZPkitT.Lor47;ibiSFir.'''
Crystal Plate •WllitHoW , Olasai „
triONLYCAYSTAIiPLATEOLASS tlint has never
-been 'mown to lose its polish, after being put in the
windows. ,t is equal ip quality'to tha Pouch and Eng
lish. Plate glass and iSmaeh lowerin price.' .
LOOKIblakill,ASH PLATES, GRALL.SIKES.
.Also; Hardware oft all .dese,riptious, Herman.
',and American. ROOSEVELT dd. SON.-
New-York, April 1, 1849-(3p6-2m*)
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DR. iTOFFIANTYB • CELEBRATED ' •
~ • • GERRIABT. RUDDICIRES .
Are withoys a Died forshiCure of the following Diseases!
TV taken according to the directions they will care any
Case, no matter who or what oleo ha. .
;VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC PILLS,.
Per the permanent cure ; of , Itheunultism, Oout, (Jan.
gienc,: iirsterick, and: severe nervous atleedons, and me
highly recommended for the cure of Dropsy, Remora!
-.Astma and Neuralgia. Patients using them, in most
cases, experience benefit soon atter tho Brit dose. They
quietthe nervous system, which enables them to rest well.
during the . night. They neVer fail to effect a cure, when
taken according to dirccdons,
No outward application can permanently remove then.
matte palns from the system. Liniments sometimes act as
a pallustive for a 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 whore the pain will he
more acute. .
GERIWAN DITTY-RS;
For the permnisent cum of Liver Complaints, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Chronic Debility, Chronic Astlt
ma; Nervous Debility, Vulinonary . ACfeetions, (arising
from the liver or stomach,) Diseases of the Kidneys, and
all diseases arising. from a disordered stomach, in both
male and female,.such an female weakness, dizziness,
fullness of: bloat to tha head. They strenghten the syk
tem, and remove all acidity of the stomach, and give it
tone std anion and assist digestion. They can be taken
by the raostdellcato stomach, and In every case will en
tirely destroy costiveness and renovate the wbolo !sys
tem, removing all impurities and remnants Of previous
diseases, and giving -a healthy action. to AB 'Whole
frame. ..•
The symptoms of Liver Complaint are uneasiness mut
;ordain the right side, end Soreness upon touch immediate
ly under the inferior ribs; Inability to tin on tha loft side,
or if at all able, a druggingstruation produced, which se
riously affects ,respiration '
causing very often a trouble-.
soma cough; together with these symptoms we perceive a
coated tongue, acidity of the stomach, deficiency of per
agitation, mid sometimes a sympathetic pain in the right
shoulder, with a great disposition to sleep And deptrssion.:
of spirits, and sometimes sores in the mouth or throat,
causing omens to. rise in the nostrils. . Jaundice frequent-,.
ly accornpanlesit, and nllromy in the race. Theie symp.
bow l 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 ,in every.
instance, Ixo avoided In the treatment for it. . .
The symptoms of Dyspepsia ore very various—those aF
fecting the stomach aone, are nansea,pfeart-barn, loss of
appetite, sometimes an excess of appetite, sense of full -
IMPS or weight on the stomach, sinkiug or Buttering of the
pit of the stomach D eructations, or sour arising from
the stomach, Arc. Dy spepsia , devoid of a renewal nature,
is• without danger, ut, if arising (rem a disclaim of the
stomach, it is dangerous. . .
Nervous Debility generally accompanies Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint; it s will alto cure. A few doses will re
move all the unplensaut effects, such OS fluttering at the
heart. aching sensation when in a lying position, dots or
webs before the sight, fever and dull pain in the bead;
constant imaginings of evil, and great depression of spir
its.- Outward signs are, a quick and strong pulse, pale
and distressed ceantenance,
. Any vase of the shove disease can be cured effectually
by the use of the Bitters. as directed.
.SUDORIFIC,
An Infallible remedy or Coltitt, or the Chest,.
Spitting of losx/, Int:Mews, Whooping Cmigh, Brom.
chilli, Heaton! Asthma, or any disease of the Lunge or
Throat. . .
This is an invaluable family medicine. Ti soo n relieves °
any Cougb or Hoarseness, and prevent. Am Croap by be:
ing early administered.' No cough or cold is too light to
pass neglected; for neglected.colds sulk thousands lodic
grave mutually mid cause amity to grow up with a deli.
cote frame, wh o would bass been strong and robust, if at
lint properly treated.
. • SPIEENAILD • .
For the effeettial cure of the l'iles, Triter, and Rheum,
Scald need, Eing.womn, Inflamed Eyes or Eye-lids,
Barber's lleh, Frosted Feet, Old :Sores arising from fever
or impure blood; and will extract the fire from burns, on
nt ic al ,or removeany cn tnnz e us eruptions Gum the
i Pe rso nsi4rio,ieri.csj;uuit
Idler sining; it will. in a few moments, remove all sore
ness and .stop the bleeding: It can always be relied on,
and is invaluable in Any family.
TAIL OINTMENT, •
Pot the cure of pains dr weakness in the liver, back or
chest; it will entirely remove any deep seated pains.—
' These remedies have coined many to cutely the ince
, 611131/TC blessing* of invigorated health, and in a vorie
ty of desperate and abandoned ease*, a perfect and radi
x cal core.
The innumerable impoititions upon the public, and the
statements of remarkable cotes never mode, yet certified
to by feigned armies. or by persons wholly unacquainted
with what they have endorsed, rendera it difficult to do
jostle° to the public in of erlim sufficient Inducement to
tante a Dialer Mese invaluable medicines. They arc en
tirely vegetable, and free front all injurious ingredients,
and claim your patronar,c solely upon their merits. Every
family Should have a pamphlet—they can he had of the
agent, C 112111...
Principal Depot at the German hicdielne store. 273 Race
street, one dour above Eighth, Philadelphia. For sale ha
Fiusbutgh. by ' fianl7-sityl WM. THORN.
QII.ENCE THAT DILEA Dl'Vls COUGH :-.-The Lungs
k 7 are In danger, the work of the destroyer has been
begun, the Couglsof Consumption bath In it a sound of
death.
Aug TOC A Monism! Your darling diihl, yoor..idol
and earthly joy, miaow perhaps conbneel to her elehtnter
by a dangerous cold—her pale cheeks, her thin shrunken
Sorer., tell the hold disease has already gained upon her
...rite *nand of her sulielehral cough pierces your soul.
Porno Ms x. when ' , n w oho termer disease sheds
a heart crashing blight over the fair pmspects of the fit
tare—your hectic cough and feeble' limbs tell of your
loss of hope, but you need not despair. There is a balm
which wilt heel the wounded lanes, it is
Ilbersuan , s A -11tallIng Balsam.
Mrs. Arnim, the wife of Win. 11. Mitre, Esq. was
Riven up by Dr. Sewall of tVashington. Drs. Roe and
McClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Hoc and Dr. Mott of New
York. Her friends all thought she must din. She had
every appearance of being In consumption, and was so
pronounced by her physietaus—Shennan's Balsam was
given and it mired het.
Sire. Garmarlaatr72. of Ferry, was also cured of
consumption by this Balsam when all other remedir4
Wiled to give trlief-she was reduced to a skeleton. Or..
A. C..Caxle, Dentist,2:' , l Broadway, has witnessed its
dicers in several case. where no other tacalteine afford
ed relief—but the Balsam operated like in charm, Dr. Ci
also witnessed its wonderful effects In curing Asthma.
which it never fails of doing. Spitting. 1110u4, . alarming
as it may be, is esfeetually.eured by this Balsam. It
teals the rimmed or wounded blood vessels, end makes
the lungs soundngain. •
Rey. Briar ,rivact, 1t Bieldli avenue, wits cured of
cough and catarrhal mike tu - Mof 30 years standing. The
first dote gore bun morn relief than all the other medi
cine he had ever taken. Dr. 1.. J. Will., ID Delaney
street, gave it to a sister-in-law who tens laboring under
CcuiiumPliOni and to another sorely inflicted with the
Asthma. Inn both cane; its effects were immediate, noon
restoring them to comfortable health.
' Mrs. Lreactis Ws.tsa, 03 Christie-st., Offered from
Asthma -VI years. Sherman's Balsam . relieved her at
ones., and she is re:imperatively well, being.cnabled to
satins every attack by . A timely use of thts medicine.
This missal Is Me great remedy for Coughs; Colds, Spit-.
nag Itioo.l. Liver Complaints, and all the affectionsof the.
throat, and even Asthma an Consumption.
Prier 23 real. and SI per bottle,
Principal ()Mee 1011 Nassau street. New York.
• Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges, Premium Tooth Paste . and Poor
Man a Plaster • •
Sold wholesale and retail by WM. JACKSON, at his
Boot and Shoe Store and Patent Medicine Warehouse,
SD Liberty street Pittsburgh head of Wood street, and
co
hy
untthey following duly appointed Agents for. Allegheny
A. M. Manhnn. Allegheny city; Jonathan Gbriest,
Manchester, J. R. 11-Jlicoues, Birmingham; A. S. Getty,
Wylie street; .1. (1. Musa% ear. Webster st. mad nem
Daniel Negley: East Liberty; 11. 1.. Mitchell, Wilkina-.
burgle; Thos. A iken, Sharpsburgh; Sainl. Springer, Pin,
ten; James ftl'Kee, Siewartstown; John Black, Tuttle
Creek C. P. Dield, Elisabeth; Rowland A= Son.eallVKees.
port; MeEldowney. Bakerstown; Riley /4'1.04111in,
Plumb Township; \Yin. .I.•Smith,Tetuperancevilte; Jas.
Fulton. Telemann 0. 11.Starr.Sewlekly. mariLly
1.1'1141 MOISIV`.=-ier". -- W7La
'ayette•
M. vine, N. Y., says: "I am well persuaded, and hove
been for sonic time, that Taut 1/ontestic 'Vegetable Pills
are of great use to nll those who may have occasion to
use them, and have administered teem to my patients."
Paver and Ague, Dysperetia and Ilihious Fever, aro im
mediately cured by the use of .Dr. Ralph's Pills. Price,
13 earn a hos. Sold wholesale nod retail ley
S. L. CUTIIURRT,
Smithfield street, near Thin,.
. • Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny city; J. G. smith, Ilir
tainghtim; Pod. John APCrac ken, Pink Ward.. felel7.
• Jaynes* Paull y illettletner. •
TO. S. S. 'COOK, Pit u M
e; !Ohio, writes, areli,'lB4B:
thrive used your -Vrvtuffuge, Carunaatice Balsam,
and •Erptcteranr; in my pmettee, rut the last three years,
and have becnexceedingly pleated with them, and
never,as yet, to my recollection, failed of realizing' my,
fallear expeotallOn. in their 'curative properties. Vain 'medicines I cannot speak of from experience; btu,
judging /*loin those I have [Vied, I doubt' not but that they
claim, and arc entitled to all the confidence .reposed
them, by those' who have used tuem. I was formerly ,
very partialto **l.* Vcrinifuge until 1 beranieacqunitc
led with'yours, which has my d ' ecidell-preferene to any .
other now in use. • .
itesAtolibilY, Yours, he., - S.. COOK, M. D.°
MP For sale in Putsbuygli at the Pekin Tea Store, '9
.Fourth st. . ; febls .
1) ----- A7PAIINFSTOCK'S COUGH l'lttJP.—This,pre
.l./. Potation hits proved Itself lobe of very great aka
cyan the cure of okstitenc Coughs, Colds , , / wham, Spit:
ting of - Blood,, Whooping Cough, and'other Pneurnanie'
AlTectionsi and the proprietors feel warranted in recoin
'mending,. it as it Safe and torrid medicine, and are pro-,
Pared le glow certiacates of indisputable atithority, in
testimony of its value:, • ,
It is pleasant to the taste, rind is cdreretintso 'low a price
as Jo place it within the reach of every person. There:
:ere, perhaps, but few Cough preparations that will
.pro
dace such decided, btreClS na such a short time. Pre
pared and sold by - • - _ '
• • Hi, 2A,- FAIINESTOCK CO,. •
_
.s. Comore( First and Wood; also, copier or 'Sixth and
Wood meets. - ' , " decl3
R. WitiL,Pll'S PIELNDRATED VBOETAI3IB FTLI.9 ate for
saki wholeIMIP , iPE. l 49tkii,nt.the .
•
o. 40,Smith chi et.,
Akio, by MVni. Cole, Alligheny i •eity,i .1. ,Smith,
mittfintin; John McCracken, Penn eiree'l, Fifth:
A" INESANDLIQUO
tern and Eighths PI
t e fallowing celebrat e
namelyq :.
A'seighetio Brandy; pale;
• • • " dark,
OtariP `‘
- '
-.•" 'pate,
Henneasy ", 'dark;
a. I v o ,
Pinot &Ca '
• •" " dark,
Imperial Eagle .
'Black linrse '
swan
.
' 00 XVlloTe;Eirtives,Cianr : ,
Brandy, 'WineS;
ads, grades, and vintages
London. Market Wine,
Ronea Port "1,
Trash ":"'
Bunt,. •
•
'Burgundy"
S..S..Aid
" It
'Symington. ,
Faye' . ; • .
Pale ‘4lterry. "
BroWn . "
Golden,- "
Tehrlf . o." .. .
Lisbon.-" ';
C l ar et . • •
sweet 4:,,Ditmala g a "
of pie ..abelie -Wines 614,
Inigna'And Claiet Wines;
temas, at the
Cel-
P: a:MART/14 1 7
mit old and Front sts.
Pine Apple
Irish Whiskey ''.' •
JatuniemSpints, '
91. Croix Rum, . •
'Together with a large - st
- Liquors in Boulthil Also, I
for sate Us imported, on pt
-Ist and Liquor Stereo(
feb7 J tm ' come
=i=
, - •
iF _;':
-Mira ga•anb A141,14-nto:,
eIIHNESE I v :'CREAM-.A tiatahleXte att . ' for 1
growth; b eautY v and.testozadott - of the Hair: f railt
Cream, when once known, will supereedciall'eakertarti
cies of the kind' now in, use. Where - the hair is dead
harsh; thin, unhealthy, uor turninggrey,'a'few ap lien.
tions will snake the hair. soft and dark andkive ita &w
-ilful, lively' appearance; and wilt 'ftesertaA4 itntai tain
Its liveliness and healthy color, twice as long as l the
prow:tallow( ther aro gelterall* used, 'Where the halts thin, or has fallen - otl;' It may be restored biasing this
Cream. Every lady and gentleman who is in - the halt of
Using oils otS their hair should 'at onceparehase a bottle of
the - Chinese Hair Cream; aalt:is so eorepose'a that a will
not inJure the hair like the other preparations i but will
beautify it, and give perfect', satisfactieu in"every, in;
stanee. '
, t •
For testimony to its vc superior ettalitlekieSl the fol
lmiring letter from 'the Rev. Mr. Caldwell to Werra.
Ilentiorshott & Stretch, Nashville, general agents ferrite
Southern States: - • 2
Lae of the Rm. R. P all or Caldw2 . of
ki
the Prtsbsitericut ~
Church, u/ar, . • .
Itlli3lol. Tfmnistuntorr & eGsurnmortv--1 take
p.easure In adding my , testimony in favor of the excellent
preparation called Dr. Parish's Chinese Hair Crum; for,
11b0111 two years ago my hair-was vary dry, bristly, and
disposed to come out; bur having procured A toride lathe
'Curtin, and used it according to thepreseription ; It Ii 2/0 1 ‘
elastic, soft, and unit to the head. Many balsams and
oils were applied, each leaving my hair inn worse state
than before. This CreaM,, however, has met my expec.
lotions.As an article for then:alit; my wifegives it prefdrence
over all; others being, delicately perfumed and not dis
posed to ranci dity. 'The ladies, especially, will had the
Chinese Cream to ben desideratum in theirpreparations
for the toilet. Respectfully; &e.,
'
11 . 'Pulaski, January?, 1847. - R CAI:DWELL. .
. .. ~
..
I:ErSold wholesale and retail, in Pittsburgh; by John
ltlaownsend, 45 Market st,, °and Joel Mcthlrar, comer of
Wood and Fifth sp. le1541&w•ly
ADIESete cautioned against using Common Prepa-
IA red Cluilk They are not aware how frightfollY inm
ruins it is to the skin how coarse, how rough, hew, sa now,
yellow, and unhealthy the skin appears after using -pre
pared chalk! Besides It Isinjanous, containing a large
quantity of lend! We have prepared a. beautiral vege
table article, which we call Jones' Spanish Lilly Anne:
It Is perfectly innocent; being purified of all deleterious
qualities, and it imparts to the skin a natural, healthy,
atabastcr,elear, -lively white, - at the same time liming
as a destnetic on the skin, making it soft and smooth.
Dr. James Anderson, Practical Chemist of Idassachu,
Reif says: "After analysinglones!Spanish Lilly White;
I find it possesses the most htantiful and natural,:,aztd at
the same time innocent, white I ever saw.,-I certainly
• can iensclentiously recommend its use to all whose skin'
requiresbeautifying.." :Price( cents a box. Direction' s
—the best way to apply LillrWhlte, is with raft leather
or wool—the iormerisprefcrable. : ••
A inse. srr or Thant vox 25 ancrs--WWte. teeth,
foal breath, bcalthY gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
after being once or Parke -cleaned with Jones' Amber.
Tooth Paste, have the appearance of. the- most beautiful
ivory, and, at the' ame ume it is so perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine, that its constant daily use is hkghly
advantageous, even to those teeth that arc in good condi
tion, giving them a bearnifal polish, and preventing a
-premature decay. Those already decayed it presents
(mm becoming also fastens such as is becoming
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
.delicately - white, and make the breath deliciously sweet..
Price 25 or 371 cents a box. All the shrive are sold only
at 82 Chatham sign of theA me rie an Eagle,Ncw York,
and by the appointed Agents whose Dames - appear in, the
next column. .
WILL TOO MAURY, and get a rich husband, lady? "Your:
face is yuur fonder.. Is't beautiful, clear, fair!. Ls it
white? If not. it can be made so even though it be yet:
low, disfigured;rostburnt, tanned and freckled. • lhosti.
ands have been made thris• !rho have washmk once OT_
twice with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap; The, effect is'
glorious nod magnifieent.• But be sure yqn get the gcnn-..
tne Jones' StaaNat the sign of the American,: Eagle,
Chatham street • . • . ' ,
Ring-worm, Salt•riteUM, Scurvey, Erysipelas, Barber'a
Itch, are Often cured by Jones' Italian Chemical
'cures when every kind of remedy bai. failed. That. it cures
pimples, freckles, and . clears the skin, all know. Sold at
the Ametitan Engle, SS Chlllhara SISTCL. Mind, reader,
this seldom or never fails. : : • '
INGIIS, Jr., Patteeson.
Sold at JAccsom's 59 Liberty et, bead of Wool, o
DULDAIt Twk.a.viK AN A.11411.X CEN'Ff3.
kir —Marri n ge.—Confi dentiaL —Any lady between Men-,
ty and thirty, possessing symmetriesd,form.:good fea
tures, he., is asked crinfidentially, can ebe "impposeany ,
man could admire Litt while she has midi yellow teeth;
tuck sallow, rough, coarse. skin; and dirty,. bad,
wiry hair; when, by spending the above sam;ahe adght
have delicate white teeth, pure sweet breath) and .a
benatifal bead of hair. She can have' beantifal white
teeth and sweet breath by using a 21:box.Of .Thnre2Am.
Ur nod. Pant; n skin white. pure and spOleu(ns snow,
by. using a cake of the ge.naina Ants' noliatc,COemical
Soap; and a beautiful head of hair by sisintAgq.boilleof
Jones' Coral Hair Angora:ire. .Do not forsa:an Opi ni o n
against this before you trry. or you .wall` :eit V:jr; but he
. or e to tot for Jones' articles. Soldosaf:inqi - or.Yark
at 82 Chatham sr. For sale by ': •
WM. JACKSON;'Agerit;
Libertyat., Pinsbnigh..
CANCER, SCROFULIi 'AND GOITREe—AMpIe ex
perience has proved that no combination of medicine
have. ever [teen en efficacious in removing the above dis
cases, as DR. JAYNETS ALTERATIVE Ideas effected
cures truly astonishing, not Only of Cancer and other dis
eases of that class; but btu removed' the. Most :stubborn
diseases of the Skin Swellings, Dyspepsia, itc. •;Thist
medieine enters intothe circulation; and eradicates dia.....
eases wherever located. It 'purifies the blood and =other.
fluids of the body, removes; abstraction , In the pormsor
the skin, and reduces enlargement of the glands or bums.
It Increases the appetite, stu:ices headache and drowsi
ness. undinvienrates the whole system, and impartiani
rnation to the discosedand debilitated constitution. There
is nothing superior to it in the Whole malefic' triedieM , lt
is perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, and has nothing
of the disgusting nuitsett accompanying the idea of swal
lowing medicine, - .• •
R.TFor sale ih Titisburglint the PEKIN TEA STORE;
72 Fourth st.. nesi Wood.' : rneulD
Alteelpo for the Llamall 111141r1 •
vo FORCE I''B fiROIVTII AND HEALTH, MAKE
sorr, RILEY, CLEAN AND FINE.i-Pe moral
in consequence of the many thinga Sold, set doWn every- .
article, (be it weer io good 3 as a humbug: If people
couldlm made to try a 3s. bottle of.losic's Contd. Ilan Re
storative; and red how it makes-dry, rusty, red; light hair
moist, soft, aubisrti assl dark, and keeps it so •, and by its•
use for SOIlleliTi!. Causes it to grow neutrally tic:tun/W.;
if people could sec the of poor' respectable' me-.
chasm.* that use it, (aye, and find it the cheispesttbing
they can use,) forilressing and beautifying .the Hair; for
keeping. it soil and in order three thnes as Icing as any
other article made; and • ' . •
Forces it togrow, 'stops its falling,
. • And costs but 3 shillings tOtry. • • '
We formerly sold nothhig' less than .41 bottles, Loewe
wish people to try it. , Sold only at f-.lll.mind 82] Chatham
street, New York, and by • - • -
rstarat WM. JACESON. Asa Libertyst.
• ltig oitn Fatnily-ftledi-
AIL eines.—The undersigned,:eitizens of Pittsburgb.hate•
lug persimally axed Dr... Willard's 4)riental Criugh
Miz
tnre, araexperienced Its beneficial ace's, dd Mastahoor
fully reerimmend it a* safe and effectual; in all eases.
Speaking from experience; we believe tbarirturs no su
perior; and would recoratnend its use to all tim atliticted:
- • .
PitishUrgh, March 1.5th,1848. • . •
fl7 - Sold by J. Scboonmaker & Coy Jehilla.llofinies
'A. Jones, JAI. Cassel, John P. Stott., t...guittegisedelyfl,..
nobler, `>aden & Snowden. - ..• : .
I,7 soßssit,
LAS, Barber's Chers;- Bore: .Fmrag, , lPint . ptes.
This V: used by marsy physielims la this r iv' in venlig the
above. end see would.not edepetemelormiy sell Miless we
knew It to be all we stele:.'' ' • • •
As n essmitetie, the enzeIONESS - SOAr is perhaps the
only article ever known that vemeeridilinpunties -and
cleared and beautified' the skiailottiting st soft,;e'lear,
smooth mid white as an infants. •Ilatmlud, it is sold at ,4..?
Chalil'aut
i"" N.
........... Whi. JACKSON-Agent,
matte . •• ' - fig Übe street:l'M:sheikh.
A kfEttlatfals,-fIiti_GREAT BAWDY ok
'11111.13-Procured from swell in'Kentucky; ISS feet
below the earth's SUIMCC. - This Oil will be found .vaittly
superior, to Harlem ; British; cr other formerly popu
lar Oils.' lts . curative properties for the follOwang eh
seems are truly . wonderthl: Inflatnatory rhtimatism,
whiseping-cough,plithiste, coughs; tester,
erysipelas scald head, croup, intlanonatorp sore throat,
liver eoraLiiiit, inflammation of the kidneysipains in the
breast ; si de and baokediseasrs of the spine , bean;
burn, diseases of the hip. Joint, inflamed sore eyes, dee&
lICAS, and ear ache, worms, tooth ache,. sprains; strains,
burns, scalds,
.brutses,cutsiuleers, cancer fever • same,
ike,Ae.•
Price 60 cents per bottle.. Sold Whole stilea ad retail by
WM. JACKSON; at his boat and 'shoe "store, - ,89 Liberty
Street, Pittsburgh. The me. emir stands in the door-way.
t Only e r P
ace in ittsburgh where the '4Mstilsne can be oh.'
Catrruct.—liionler to be ilure of Obbiinleg i&egennine
• purchnse only Western of the general agent for Wesrn Penult:
ranla, Jackson, Liberty street, or . through' au ,
Agents appointed by hits for its emelt of whoinsivill
have a show hill andgeneral directiousin pamphlet form
containing the names and dddress of shet*Proprietor and
General Agent of Western Deapsylinsifli;tis eit.
Dr, Hall & Coy proPrictor; ; •
)Vtri. Jackson, General Agent for WadefnrchissYn'a ;
nisi, F. 9 Liberty street, I Psltalitirgh, 'tcl',Veliskii = alt orders :
• must be nildressed. • . - 1 .
Omittnve.—Ench bottle is'eheliiii6l in cnieklethe above
named Pamplilets, Mid the'unme of Willhowilaiksen s (the
general rindndy,whalcsalo agent for Weiternrenneyk;
.vania,) priniatton 1/16 outaitie of The - oct2B.
Cfitefiliaßaker amid anread.Bakears ,
; • ... 806pHARD a.
WhULDr epedtNlly inform his flimulta.mul,the'pab..
at, giittitrally; that ha 'haspdated to his.other
ness, the'mamfaoturingof Crackers. of evetyavaricii:2—
flawing Purchased one of W. R. Nevin'a Cracker . ..anal:
Pilot Bread machines, ho is prepared to filled( orders for
crackers or pilot bread at the shorteitnotice , and hopes:
by a strict attention to business, to sham a portion of the
public patronage. -The public ts , respectfully invitO td
call and :examine forshemselval.— • a
• a BAKERY, No:l o Commercial Row; Liberty sr appd:
site Smithfield: ..• . . • a, t.
•• N B. SJperior lhmily Bread, rye and dyspepsia Bread,
large end small rolls, fresh , every morning canbe had at ,
the store, or my nrogon, of at my stand in the market.
Cakes anal Confeetleuarron hand s:did made to order.
J. SHRPHARD.
No 10 Commercial Row, Libert at
I-V, In s iDitlM,44oo'dozi;ilgiying
'l s l. 200 Whole and balf
10 Baskets olive QM
I • 20:doz . assorted Catsups ,
• :' s ...caski . Londpt.Potter quart, and
. :veFy
nea,
;I'E•
5' libls.:o6.*dorod".§l4torl_ . .,,_
3 :h patt In arrive; 2
lttla cliiretTtr ute marO :, for
r.NT - OTICE TO B . lll ,PPF ll 3B..7,rWolhio6...taketi • an 0t54 .
himiediatelY , optiositittieui7-ci bfiwit.Warehotise," - for
the ppresent, wherewe watititta litiOness - as .tisupi,'
until a sew hoiise enitte'pie.ct64l;niffirge#le7TltoMaling4
i l aready2been:liindeforitiatp . m . pose
,11:7'11-1Oots will - lillitkprhif readinetstifotw.wliarf,..t?
re ceNelreight "y - ;
ap4: Cantalkiiinaablity.st:
B A , IILEY-41)0 b#gB just Inlicling. 'and forgale
fari2C) - S. tc.
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:MAUR , ISAIIHRE PILLS,
ARE universally . un li t , • 'lOl/oa," as sp,
rifinutilprerenhal but ns,n, ~Asefr'•, imerectudy, in -
'all diseases which can affect -tbeslimnaii flake. -Head
ache, Indigesilotij Flienwrotsm - ,:pilek_Seurry, - Dropsy,
.Sniall ( Pott, Crirolerit fileflieit<WOminsping Cough,
CinnirpniPtio - n; Jatuidiee; QuinkY, Scads( inv• :Usti Com
&tali-Apoplexy,' Cunt ersi : Ilesslcs; !s l at J ah einn,
Heartburn, OiddineSs; Elympelas; Deufnessiltchings of
'the Skin/ Colds, Gout, GraVel, Palms in-the Mkt/inward
Weakness, Palpitation of the Heart, Hisingoin the Throat,
Asthma, Feces of all kinds,'FieComplalnte;Stitchei
in the SitlO,'• Stinting •of Blood ' Sore •Eyes; -Berafula, , St.
Anthonyls•Fire / Lownesi of ppirits, - FloodtugijEluor Al
'bits or•Whital, Gripes, Ring Evilly Lockjaw, Eysterin,
Bile on the,Stomach, and an bilious affectionsi.Pleurisy,
Swelled, Feel and Legs,,.
SivirieWox Whlle Swellings,
Tkutors, Tumors, Hiders, Voiniffnr 2 and a host of others
hams successfully and . : repeatedly becn vlinqkkhed by
heir all-powertul arm. ": - • 1 • • - •
They have been known to effect pet - Marten, 'erirgs when
all other remedieSbad proyod unavotiMea ; p4 id the Ims
singes Of disease. • '' ' •
They have in many caste imitrierledsheproariptiverkilt
of At most aninentphyricians, and received besides' their
unmialified commendation. 4. ,
They have been frequently rceisnmenced hymen of the
most distinguished ammeters throughont,;,ftritillds Dna
been sanctioned in Europeby.Nobleywn;rtna,Yrinces
royal.blood„ , .
They have been introduced inics'thenciisid i alit of Edin
burgh,•Paris,„tind Nienna, and, through. the disinterested
exertions of oar Foreign Arnbassaders, they have recei
ved the favorable commendation of the Ernp,eror - of -Rus
sia, and of his Celestial Idulesty of the .Climese. Empire.
ge r Scascely a Packet Tessa of enreeputit'salls from
the port oft.iew York, without an obeli/Mtn '1 of the
•SICR4WPS.NEYER FAILING
37Agencies have been established in ell th e principal
-Cruet In the Wish, tied applienthiskliro ea - Latently reach
in us from almost numberless villages in every, section •
of eaddrY: , Tesikaohialit of their marvellous effects
are priuringin from all' quartets—end in such nureltecs •
that we buyomostimescrread ono half of• them- What
stronger or more conclusive eiiid Mtge thin these import
ant feels eon the Most seeptleardeisraila Jim/made that
the .ntany,kousands -who. have tried. CLICK 'S
PILLS, can be deceived jn . their Minket "Tinny impos
rure'or quackery eximed,.wontd it not kink rigo b eve been
beldpp, as helm:W(l be, •ta the , no/nand derision of a
justly °derided 'community. - " :4 4
'Tr Eenterulke,DtV.ll.Cliekenerie the original in
ventor of Sugar Coated Pills; rind that nothing oldie MT.
was ever beard of, ufitirlie introduced ihem
-Purchasers should, therefore/Always Ask tor CliekeUoeB
Sugar Coated. Vegetable Pills, and take Ms Other, or they
'will he made-he dr alma& '•••• : .
2 TRICE,. 25' QUITS, gra AC I
Dr. Cliekener'S prin ci pal office for fhe e o! • plIls, ts 66
'Ve'seyr Se* York.
'.IVM.JACKSON, RI Liberty st.: Vendor Woodst., rins
burgh, Pia; Geneial Agent 'lbr Western Pgansylvania,
Nonhem Ohio, and the River Counties of Arappia.
The following are Dr. .Clickener's duly hued A
gems leF he ny
WM. JACKSON , (principal) h Li b erty sr et,hea d
.1
' A. ET hfrinhall; Allegheny City •
-.Jonathan Wiriest:Manche-191er. . .
C. Townsend & Co., "
' ' - Jno; R. If.jaetiues,Birmingbarcr: - '''''",
Jnn.HLCassel,Pennet.,,• : ;I -r;
Andrew S. Getty, Wylie at. •
-•- Robert Waliame; •
It: H., flernintrrn_y;SeptkWartl.:
• Was: J. Smith, Temperaiiceville.
-;.• • JeretninbTlem leg, "Lawrenceville... "- • •
Daniel Negley, East Liberty.. ..; '1
Edward Thompson,
Thonias Aikin Sberpiniirgti. ' •
G. H. Starr, pcsvickley.-
Sainuel Springer, Clinton.
•j James Stewartstewu.
. Jehn Black, Turtle Creek.
C. F. Died, tlizabetb.
Riley ATLaaghlin, Plamb•Toweship.
. J. Jones, Bakeratovni.-. . •,
Penny, la'Keesporr:: "
414 11 T IS THE BEST', CGLIGIR MEDICINE I EVER
USED:q—This was expressd lu otteltrating yes- .
teniny, : by an , intelligent gentleman who ,bud used but
about one half 'of n bottle - of Dr.lVianid's Oriental Cou gh
Ariz:tire, before be tsms entirely eared. And get a
bottle of it, and if tba utestpbstinale pone' or cold does .
not disappear byite: . : fi Seifrour . idoiter„itrill be refunded..
Compounded Is itis;,of dos piottletlectrtn,, ;bough harm
less and pleasant remedies, us, use for yeerejnis, nor in,
deed can it, fail to glee entire atisfrictiom; %
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
•' • •Imits It BROCKWAY,
-Liberty- street, near Citiat Basin.
WILLIAM FLEMING,
Ltrairenceville.
TIAT.I,,WILLARDS Oritflt4l Cough Arixturf.—"LET rts
I.l.wonics *tostsv. Theinei Who haVe notbad an op
portunity of trying . this. greattemedyfiir.thb:permanent
cum of every affection of tbe longs, should not refit: giv
s it -.Certifiesnes of its efficteiteyi Itom oar twr t
"seas, whicli We are
.coriStantly reeeiving r d onna tlt I .
convince; this skeptical: • Read the following from a It
of high standing in Allegheny: , . .. 2 !f' • !
• • AUXIMMI ClST,Fehat 1848 . •
• !Warn. Ilnya 4...siockspew , It affords me great plea
sure to be able to add my testirainly in favor ofMr. IVil
lard's truly valuable eoughmediciae. About thiee months
•stnee lwas attacked witlet violent - 6:44am) woe mach
. distressed with.the eltsigly from which l coald*et no re-.
lief, until I was aishost tame since. induced to call at your
spare and purchase some of the. Crientid,Cougfilliknare.
,I. am happy to'statethat the usect : tke second Vold° has
entirely cured skri . sid,'haviag, grvat..:ctinfidetiee in it, I
• have, And - shall toutunte to recommend it to fay friends.
tkgiisca.-Ftet.Drso."
~'Pdeq,eAtenttaboule•-
• ,
•
No. Conio:Rcisi Lidlifrrysti near Canal.'
'Also.l4 , • 'Mb
INIROM. the Nen , York : Gnielle,' 1101 a daily
s'fpaper.' cleserveOly . the' heap orth7dattj t pretia in
ft - Brines Srimaparafa:—lt - arenfrluttcoullesT
to call the attention of ottr readerstothis invalaahle prep.
motion which will be !handl:Wye:Used in another column
.Mr. Bristol is a brother, arid'ilitlueti . a highly ,': ipterestlr~
'newspaper, cVery now and then, 'Concur wrtrnumbers
whichwe avealready'anoticed; and th e medlisine itself
:has been eulogised by near ly all thuprestsorthe western
ectuntYr MO,' doUbt notoustly,eulogispA,,.Tkhas in its
.favor, moreover, : very ,flatteriiig testinthimars :from the •
'mom mulnein .pradtitiotters ill every 'part of I.lli country
'wherry ft Visit' licit used..: There. is. beauty , find taste.
enough fug he biattles;and in the engraved !abets in which
. they. arc et weloped, tfi • induce.. porch ipsc; cren if the •
-preparation itself tram not, pne of the saveraiguest in
this World," ns Crary , person must believe it is—that is,
every one must 'believe it rn-that iit,"hvery' bne who
woold not 'Malan' rricussordoemttentirieniidence concic
- sive enough Mai:invert a Turk to Clnuititutityd Buy one
of the hoUles,.. gentle reader,' and.secwhetherspn do not
nuec with usun Ibis point:. , .•‘
' A: I , ..ttllNWgotlV4. Co.,'
. ,
• cot, Of Ist rind
.Wiacurtuultlth riiuMood ata •
110kIlF.UMATISfit, - ,GOUT; AND TIC' DOUOREUX.-- .
k, A cespectable'gentlentan'ealled at oteoflice, as be
said, o inform as that belied been afflicted rot. -15 years
with '..ithcumathim* or Gout, and occasionally with Tic .
Doloreux ; that ho had been frequently Confined to his
o ritcanfor months logethet,and often sallered:die most in
tense and excruciating pain; but that 'falai he , had been -
using JaPtc) : Afteragre. team which he foun d Hid most sig
nal end unexpected relief' He layli be, found the medi-
cine very pleasant and elective,. tind , that ;be now con
- eiders Itimself_perfectly,euned.--.Phileutelpiia Nara Amer
itll's. ,t;t_ . , ,. ..'t -,,''• •:!% - y..; :
....
•A P,acc Worrnt Xkownco,— A gentleman of - Scrofulous
ambit, from indis,cretion.in his younger dayorbccame af
&etc?' with. ;Ulcerations in -the Throat and.Nbse; and a
li ttd
disagrca e lq. eruption. of this. Hine Indeed,:ads whole
system bo tho marks of being saturated with disease.
Gaeta:mil wrist were, scs.much • affected Abut he had
lost the u 4, of the hand, every part being covered wi th
dcep, painful; and offensive ulcers, and were as hollow
and porous as, an honey-comb. It was et this stage of his
complaint, when death appeared inevitable from is loath
some disease, that he commenced the use of Jayne's Al
terative and having. taken sixteen bottles; is now perfect
.Tha Aljerative iiperidei thningh the circulation, and
purifies the blood and eradicates disease front the system,
wherever)ocated,.. and th e . numerous cur it has per
formed ,in diseases of, the skin, 'cancer,-scrofula, gout,
liver. complaint, dyspepsia, pad other chronic diseases, Is
tru r v r astonishin g .—:Virit of the Them , .. ... .-' .
'.; For sale m Pittsburgh, at the.PEKIN lii"..it STORE,
.72 earth street. . -.... ~- '. ....;: ~.. ..- - .;... , 1 •
nONSUMPTION,' SP/TTING 'OP BLOOD!
ki BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, &e.—To - CintsumertvL
Fonr-61ths , of you are really suffitriug.Tranameglceted
Colds, or an, obstruction and consequent internam:in of
'the delicate li:ringer those tubes through whieh the air
we breathe is distributed to the 110 obstruction
produces pain and sarcoma, hoarseness, cough, difficulty
of breathing, hectic fever, and a spitting of blood , 'matter
orltblem.which finally exhansts the streaMloof the pa
tient—and death ensues. JAYNES' EXP4CTORANT
nem-fait:ln remove this obstruttion, and produces the
most pleasing and happy reenlis t „L!' la perlnut in:its af
fects, and cannot, fad to relieve-
..
For weir! Pittsburgh at tbe.F.OD:nTeafitt fi e,72 Fourth
at., neat Wood. • z jauS
66 13 EST COUGH MEDICINBIN ',FILIk•IVORLD!"
.11J/ Another evidence of the supenoritt. Of Dr. WU
fard's.Cough lifixtumkoter all othors - V' Read thy follocring
certificate from n respeetalile citizen of the Fifth Ward:
• .• •"
This cenifies that ;for semi Week's pnisti*a . s troubled
with a very-serious Cotigh, which was evidetitly.becom
Ing seated on the lungs to such nn extent as to resist the
offeet of evEry.tnedichie which I had bee - aiming: - I - was
finally persuaded. to mill at illsyvic Btodkway's Drug
Store, ;and get a bold° of :Dr.:. Willard's :Chic/Oaf Cough
.11 fix:Prg which, to tnY.lrreat surprisei. relieved me very
-much; after taking cgdy . t i vro or three dose and before. I
• htidused one tottie,3 *es edliritfaitred:' Tv/as BO much
"fttlealted with its effeetitilluit . I have brought Whets to bay
ati pat:ball 'ciititilitieFlo *commend it to toy Blends, as I'
.fircreli bthest bellriAiii:CeugAlftdicha ia'the world."
._•• AwDintir.SlNCATlmy."
Tt1i14111)7'.23 emits a Bottle :. -:Sold 1.46.•
ifdy,x,t 4
Ragicw y ,
street, near Canal Basin. •
Sold, also by . " . - .T. VLF-241N0.
' ' •novitY ,
_ _
pma. OF coupinsiA.:„.64l,Potrit64 • , Bam en d
Grci.—lf you wish a rich, luxurious bead ofhair, free
rom Mind ruff amtscurf, do not tail to procam the
will
Balsam of Columbia . :In eases of baldness, will more
then exceed your• expectations. Many who have. l ast
their hair for tsventy. years . have bad it restored to its ori
ginal 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 this delicate hair tube
Milled, by Which means thousands, whose lit& was grey
:as the Asiatic eagle, have had their hair restored to its
natural' eeleer:br tbe dy.
all'easo °Myer itwillhe cooed : one of the pipet pl easant
.washes 4ittitesq . , be ; used; few applications only are
necessary tokcep Me hair fr om filling aut. -- It strengthens
the, roots '!t 'Jiever'ildlith impart a I nch, Blowy appear
' cnee; and,aUtr perfume ibiths*Cl,l,t,istmcnuitiled.
holds threetimesaamuch'atialliermistallfld Hair Restor
ativic-'nnd .Is More •effeettlatt The-genuine' manufae
lewd only C P 4rll 4o l l'lreeti New
?Sold cibl' ,genuine in , Pissturrgh,hy :Wk. JACKSON, 80
i
Liberty stiebt, head of Woad; also; n WaShington, Pa,
by A. Sweeney ir,Son; in Cannonslipmh, by, Dr:Vowell;
initrownaville, bp Bennett* Crotet.,Vso,' - nwery town
niPermsylvanra; Qhlo, Marylarid.and'Vir• • •
- kegs. No, 1
'• • .
On 7 cdneigitrnent,And tot sale by .
Ant! MILLER' & RIEKETSON
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