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T 411 Agiibei 41% dopier* t,es j ustrecetv
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L' exp iaigi and hablsai;stock
of fashionable goods,
forgemlectien'iStMuncilVear, suelklas ''rerich,Dngl,isb,‘
and BelginTloilts;D . rap 'des tea,. Dashutaretts; Mek,tno,.
..-, , .Quildnieres; Bombazines, hiid SumMer,Clotlity_of all col
.• OM apd Qualities. : Also, a great variety of fancy' Cassi
:;''Meres and figured Linen... many - Of. them entirely new
•, . styles' which em no. to be ' found elsewhere lit this city;
together. with a large assortment of new style fancy Vest
tugs, all of Which Will be - blade Wanton in the most feel'-
. tonablevaanner;utsbort notici •: Gentlemen favoring this
. establishment 'with theiforders, may rely upon their gar
meats' being. made , as :Well. ris they can be in any other
house in the. country. • .: - -. '
. . ON HAND,lslarge assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, con sh ag of, every;
,description of Dress
and Frock - Goali,:it . style business coats, sack coats,
blouses, &e,l Als ageneral assortment of pants, vests
Shirts, cravats, sai lidera, and all other articlesin the
clothing line, will h .vtill be sold low for cash. Whole
sale?, purnhasers t ill . find !it much to their advantage to
,'call and ezamine irate purchasing elsewhere.
• lad • k . E. DELANY', Tailor.
- . French Gopits. for Gents..W ear. •
/TIRE subscriber apitbals.to his shelves to bear him out
in the assertion , that he has the largest lot of
'Trench Goods, adarqd to men'swear, to be found in any
Tailoring F.l!tablishment the eityrmany articles and
many styles included in the same, cannot be found else
where. A few nitheleading articles will be enumerated
• . .Bonjohn'e Finest Black Clotits; . • • .
;Johannes Abhue's colored " •
Boniohn Simoni , s Doeskin cassiineres;
.. • . ' ' ' Crape Elastiqnes " •
•
t* Light and dark Fancy's "
...Palrot Cloths, for Summer ;
' i::CaChtnaretts,
• :.Coburgs, • •-• "
't .Tweeds, Englistfrind American ;
Satins, Crape. Silk, Tarleton, Cachmere, Tinselled
*Brocades, embossed and needle wrought Shapes, white.
Marseilles, and a great Variety of other Vestings
,Kbite; grey, plain, plaid and ribbed,
_fa( entireryn
ew styles; imported this season—which wall
~be Sold low to order, for cash, on delivery, and caslionly.
J. CURRAN.
• Mtayl7 . • 'Fifth street, next Exchange Bank.
• a& - 31. Inpownur.., -
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No. 77 :V CORNER SI XIII AND LIBERTY STETS.
. -
Ping - enlarged and newly fitted - up their.-establish.'
ent, at•the aliode mead, respectfully
inv :the attention of their friends and the public to their
• ' • selection of New Goods, comprising every vatic
, t ty for trpriiig and sumriter ..wear, selected • especially for
their customer department... Those wishing to leave their
• orders will find at this establishment every style-of new
sand desirable goods. Their stock' of ready made Cloth
ingis extensive got up'in.the best manner t of durable ma-
T. tertal, and well worthy the attention of those wishing to
purchase. All are invited to call, and may rest assured
• that they will be pleased with price, quality and variety.
A large assortment of shirts kept constantly on hand.
apnllo Gmo.. • . '
• TO ARMS: TO A ims: ! —Threnie n edin.
•-• .vasion of Westein Penna. by Col Swiftwith
10,000 men, J
notwithstanding which, J. M.
‘Vhite will continue to sell clothing cheaper than any
has heretofore been offered in the Western country, hay
legate largest establishment in the city, fronting on Lib
erty and Sixth eta. lie is now prepared to show to his
numerous patrons the, greatest variety, of cloths, eassi
meres, vestings, and -clothing of all descriptions, suitable
for the approaching season, that hos ever been offered in
this market, to which till can haie the. Right of Way.—
Observe the corner, No. j 67, Liberty and Sloth sts.
marf2s . ' , M. WIIITE, 'anon, Proprietor.
GEORGE SPANGLER: R. RIDDLE.
Twin City Clothing Store. •
ri_EORGE SPANGLER & Co . announce to their friends
IX arid the citizens of Allegheny, that they have on
hand a fine assortment of READ Y MADE CLOTHING,
consisting of Coats,' Vests. rants, Hose, &c., which they •
will sell at fair MUSS. A. 90, a superior lot of Cloths,
Cossinteres, and. Vestings,• which they will make up to
order, in the neatest and nest manner.
• , 1111erCastont work done as usual.
- N. B. Don't forget the place, on the west side of Fede .
sal street, L doors north of the Auction Store, Allegheny
Clothing I Clothing 1 l Clothing t 7
is: „Three' Big Doors .V'S. The IVertern Wor/d !! !
1.50000 WELL SELECTED GARMENTS now
made ; .and ready to be 'offered on the
most lineral.terms to nry oia customers and the public in
- -general. The Proprietor of thin far-fouled and extensive
• establishment has now, after returning from the Eastern
cities, at much trouble. and expense, just completed' his
:fall and winter arrangements to supply his thousands of
customers with one of the most desirable stocks of Clo
thing that has ever been offered in this or any other mat- •
-ketwesi of the MOnidailli. . For .ngiziess in style and
morlanaruship, combined smith the very low price which
they will be sold for, must certainly render the old
. vatted Three Dig. Doors ode of theoreutest attractions of
the western country, ''lt is. gratifying to me to lie able to
announce to my nnmerons friends at home and abroad
• that notwithstanding the .extraordinary efforD I
which
have made to meet the many calls in my line, it is with
. difficulty .I.eau keep. lime with the constant : limb that is
- made on this establishment. It is a well establiithed
- -fact., that.my Wes are eignt or ten times larger than any
other house in the trade. and this being the case on the
-amount sold, I can offrod tp 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 present stock before the beginning Of next
year; coming to this conclusion, I will make A the inter
• : est. of everyman who wants-a cheap winter suit, to call
and purchase at ilia Three .Big Doors.
-I:Men-dam ci ..101.114111ITI.O.SREV.
nrgw / i,WUS-ltecnee3 at Ihn Iron
J' City Clothing Store. a splendid assortment of Cloths,
consisting of fine Fmach,}mglish and American Plain,
,black and fancy Cassimeres, of the most modern styles;
fine figured Caihmere Veqings, .Velvet, Plain and
Fancy .Satititall of which we will snake up. at the must
imistnuthle p riccs, in a durable and fashionable.style.
Beady made Clothing,, of all descriptions;- I.atly's
:,Cloaks. of the most. fashionable patterns. and
rocket Ittikfs., Suspenders, Boitkints. Shirt Cellars, and
t every. article usually kept in n Clothing . Store. Country
Merchants, before purchasing elsewhere,will find it to
their advantage to call nt the Iron City Clothing •Store,
IM l i iberty street,itnuiediatoly opposite the mouth
of Marker. • •". joetlo4ll s. CIII,CLOSREV.
e 1 -. ET
6 .ELLlrici QP - FW - trait tUiStl." 7 -Winter
thing of , evert description, such as cloaks, over
- ':coats, superfine blanket, Beaver,' Pilot and • heavy:broad
Cloths, superfine cloth; dress, and frock coals; n large as
....t.ortment of tweed,-sack arid frock tents. •
Cloth, crisslinere, and satinett pantaloons; also, a gen
e- era) assortment of vests; plain and fancy velvet, cloth,'
cassimere. and fancy woolen, and plpid C:11 , 4111ele, with
a great variety of superfine Irish linen, trimmed shirts,
binder shirts. stock, crivats, consfortio and all other
oleo in the i s , :thing line, which will.bh sold tow for Cash.
`.. 4114 it much to their advantage to call
Soon, at 41) Liberty street. ' • • P. DF.I.ANY
Complete ' assOriment of goods, suitable for
Customer work, alWays on bond; such RA English, French
and American cloths, and eassimeres; also tt choice as
isor.tment of seasonable vetitingazz-all!of be
made. to order hi the latest stylesi . nod 'oti'the most lie
comitiodatidg terms: Pull:Maw
• ol 111 rag I ciothgrig
•HE Springy:mil Summer mock that is aim:ready to be
".I:. — dffeieff =the Olit6iirM'iiet • .;• ";*1 .
t " • 7HRE BIG DOORS; • i
h one of.the largentand choicest in selection that bases , -
' er been exhibited by any one concern in thin or any , oat ,
er city in the Union. • I wilt riot undertake to describe to
;;• .. :fthi . reader the different nssoriments. of articles which I.
• •'"ltoir . have to offer them; but will simply tell them that if
ey. only favor me with a call. I will lay before them
•different• garments to make' choice out of; eon
"' doting in pin of Coats,' from the richest in quality , down
''
'' ter the loivest in price; Pantaloons and Vests;
to dle
ttinielunalit of the' heholder,' with both mouth and eyes
*wondering in the most extravagant degree of Isar
..prise,''ficw such avant collection of READT MLUSCIarIfING
could possibly be collected together under the control of
' one judivirlual. Hut such things will be, as long as per
':severance and•induntry is the mainrispring of trade.—
Without any . intention or boasting; on my part, I will say
at the mune lime, it is of cacti metal I tim pnneip.ally rpm
posed, for nothing in'the shape or form of difficultien, no
maser what their magnitude may bc, can deter me from
aceopiPlishiug my. Object, in Providing for the farmer, the
'"meiltante, and the day lahoter. My whole attention is
_l' taken up' ith the greatest care for their welfare, in get
ting up fashionable,and at the.aae time nubstantial gar
td meet _thew demands ' ',and as for others, who
dincy .themselvesmoving.in a different sphere, and cc
.
quututaw article of the ne plus.ultra kind, .tile')- have
only te give me an tautline of their Wants and they are
.:Eutted to a word.. ; . : • •
-Nov, let.me say a word or two to my countrf march
ants In the trade :.If you wish to save frord'at least::, to
~, ,r..4o._pet cent, in- your wholesale' purchases, call in at the
~ ..I.4 i Ttiree Big Doors," and if . I don't. meet your most son
; v...jgaine hopes, in the way of, getting . cheap, bargains, and
fresh seasonable goods, J will not in future attempt to off-.
gran,. Inducements of a similar kind to generous peo-'
of so noble a nature,aed close discentment.
Sa.l.slLibertskotreet.
ME=
CAWit BE BEAT Mtge has junt received ht
t' • : .hislarge establishment, fronting on Liberty and 6th
streets, a splendid assortment' f TWEEDS for summer;
superior lot or French Satin VESTING'S, air 61
".(Which lie teady to . make pp itt tho latest. fashion and
=Ammon reasonable terms as . usual. 'Observe the
• .:scomer,No. , l67.l..ilterty and Sixth streets. •
• :•-• 14. • • .1. M. AVM& Tailor. Pmprietor.
, •
*; _. . Wholesale. and - natnia. .
• ]'.I3A • DDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK hiANUFVTORY.
. -- ,ItORERT.H. HARTLEY, begs leave to in
lornahls friends and the public generally, - . •
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tebeiontlnties to occuriy that:ling!, and corn- 'bald'
',.,,tpliclions Store Room, formerly occupied by Samue ahn-
I: ... elibiek:fiC6., - No. 86, confer of: Diamond alley and Wood
, :'•iitriet.,:where he keeps tilatge and general assortment of
•; . :IBkddleiii Bridles; Harness,' Trunks, Carpet Hags, Saddle
' ." '• Bee ValiseiOaffalis Robes' Whips, and all other arti
,. fleifirphis luip,',; • . - -
; ',Ha also'keeps COnsiantly on
band, and i s prepared to
'`..-' iiitildi tri,einder; all kinds of . Riveted Hose; manufactured
' . ,oc,tliel:lreslinalerial, And inn style of workthanship equal
thpeastern manufactured article, and at COper cent.
.4...corlitry Aferihontrand Farmers would do well:to call
n ‘ l 'ilid'etraminirliii sioek before -purethar.ing' elsevihere, ns
i
ar
I '"' Vol didertrdiEd to-sell fit mieihrtieles at very . low
4)^' yr ' Pi;forket the 'piece,' No. SA, corner. of „Mod
!fiat 1 Dititliolid:Alley.. •i ••• 'i ':•-•• ! • • aPOB
A;— ife of Cro triwell; by mtainsty; '
•, 1:0i:woe*/ G, Spring, D. D.;
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••: :nt-AOI.I7MNYAii S'Printi D. ' • " •'•
ilte'Goapala; • • • •
•I;ertaria 01) . 81111k/earn, by. A N.. thiditin, toll:
r l'fqn.ciftlfF,Air tdhes - 01,Vay to Glory &c.
Tna Content; Authin'OrSchbot Winn:Ponca;
• „ ,
„licit/m:0 Then; by:Warren; 7 - . _
Sketaho4 of , Sennunt'on Parables rink Mirnete
'Welcome to Stranger;
Ifeittien*on)Sartli; • • ••••• . •
1-1104katonp;it tail annul i'anEnalanti,2•vol.
Fol' a nle 1 , 13r.' 'is.-- . ••• • `F.L1.1017 & ENQLD. I /1,
• - el oj` ” antLso Market.
••••••• '
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.;,r,b!4_LrS,RGF,ST'AND• BEST ASSORTMENT ever
rwertd•tti•thg 'and At the lo‘Ves)p.rieisoiossi
found rtt- IFS •W ood* street ; uppoitilt I):
s$ Rcip'mß. Obseivh .Warvrooms up stairs.
I'o 4 '; , t••• • • • IJODKINSON.
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.I\TF.W.WQRIC.BIf , •IIF.ADLEY-41.e.Life Of 'Oliver.
dittM•ol(,t•hy.i. T. Heaslicy:authotof"Nnpoleon
: ...hrta his diarAhOejo "The Sacred hfoumains,'lnVaelaing-.
.Received,thin day and .
; JOHNSTON k STOCKTOId;'" -
...Booksellers, earner Market and Third ats. .
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PITTSBVILOH
XTO.R.E-S3-11PRING---The BOnts beloogiug thiiLine,
1,11 have been put in fine order, and arc now running
rogrilarly between . Pittsburgh and. Erie touching v
aail
intermediate Porti along the Canals. Boat will alwnyl
be at the.wharf, under the Monongahela Bridge and oup
will:titan regularly every, other day. The 'People's
Transportation- Line -.has every facility for carrying .
Frdight and Passengers. The boats will be towed-to
Beaver by steamers,' and will,proceed to . Brie with great
dispatch, by the canals. The Louts are commanded by
experienced and careful men—ull of whom have an in,
torest in the Line. • • . • • '
It? Goods scnt.ky the Line to Erie may be forwarded
to any point on the Lakes. • '
For freighter paissge apply to •
• . , /i. KIBKPATRICK,
. • Agent, Water attket, Pittsburgh.
AGENTS:
•R. W. CIIrMISGUASI, New Castle.
--Culla & Co., Beaver. . • :
. • Taciterstsx & ltirrcitEt.rarrs Pulaski. . .
SEstorrr WARREN& Co., Middlesex.
MIMS Rum, Sherron.
SosseuhfcCutax, Sharpsburgh: : .
• S: B. &G. LOWS; Clarksville.
Kura & McFaxt.arm, Big Bend. . . • •
S. C. Pmerrit, West Greenville.
. J. & T. KILPATRICK., Adamsville.
. W. IL Hitaxav,Harutown. • • . • . .
. W. Wiariwcurnt & Co., Sherman's Corners.
-. • Wsr..PowaxConneatitville.
Sri
W. C.• WAttea p rt, Albion Corner..
• •
. , Crafter:title.
Witt. Trutt, Lockport. .
E. Pfau, Girard.
A. Kteo, and B. TOMUMBOS
The following Agents in Erie will receive and for
ward Freight to any Port on •the Lakes, shipped by
this Line
IW. M: Gallagher, • John Hearn, -
- G.- W. Havermiek & Co., Josiah Kellogg:
Kelsne & Loomis, .• .Walker & Cook, •
Pittsburgh Portable Boat Llne.
iftEkti4
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For the TransPoi:lawn of Fro& so and./qm_
PITTSCURGH,PHILADELPHIA,BALI7MOHE,NEW
. r • VORE,BOSTON, &C.
_„••• ••;
BORBIDGE CAW, P4iladelph i p; , ; ,-
. ; TAAFFE O'CaNNOR, Pitabitrth.
Told established Line being now in full operation,
j Abe proprietors have made extensive arrangements to
forward Goods , and Produce, wait despatch, and on the
most favorable terms. They confidently hope. their well,
known promptness in delivering goods—peculiar safety
in mode of -carrying—capacious warehouses at each port,
affording accommodations to shippers and owners of
produce,-together with their long experience and 'unre
mitting attention to business, wit secure 'to them a con
timiance of that liberal patronage they hereby gratefully
acknowledge. •
• All consignments by and for. this line ,receiveAcharges
paid, and forwarded in 'any required-Airections :free of
charge, for commission, advancing or storage-
No interest, directly or indirectly, iti steandinats.
All communications promptly attended to on applica
tion to the following agents: --
: . BORB IDGE E & CASH,
• 278,111arket street, Philadelphia.
TA APFE & O'6ONNOR, •
Canaltaiin. Pittsburgh.
O'CONNORS & CO.,
. • • 'North street, Baliimore.
' 'WILLIAM B. 'WILSON,
. SG, Cedar street, New York.
, e reit ants , . Train sportation Line,
akio2l
FOR the Transportation of Merchandize and Produce
to Philadelphia and 'Baltimore. Goods consigned to
our care will be forwarded without delay, at the lowest
rates. Bills of Lading transmitted, and. all instructions
promptly attended to, free from any extra charge for stor
age or commissiOn. •
C. A. lIPANOLTY & Co., Proprietors
marl Canal Capin, Liberty at., Pittsbary:h.
. Gazette.onl con .1
Great lOstgllskt Ltemedy
•MIOR Couglitt,'ColdF, Aetlima, and Comiuniptionl--The
JIC great and only Remedy for the above disease', is the
.Hungarian Balsam of Life, diecovered by the celebrated
Dr. linehan, of London, England; and introduced lab the
United Staten under the immediate eoperintendenee of the
inventor. . .
• The extraordinary StICCO . SI of this tnetlicinc, in the cure
of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American. Agent in
soliciting for treauuent the worst possible caries that can
be found in the community—cases that seek relief in vain
from any of the common remedies of the day, •iind have
beat given upby the moat distinguished physicians, as
cefirmed and incurable. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured,. and will cure; the mpit desperate eases."-It-is no. quack nostrum, but a standard Eng list; medicine, Ofknown
and established efficacy. "
Every family in the .Uttited States should be supplied
with litrelian's 'Hungarian 'Balsam of Life, not only to
counteract the consumptive of the climate, but to•be used
as a preventive medicine its all cases of colds, coughs,
spitting of blood.pninin the side and cheat, irritation and
-soreness of tbelungs, bronchitis, diffienhy of breathing.
hectic fever, night swctits,.ernaciation and general debili
ty, asthma, influenza, whooping cough; and croup. .
Sold iu large bottles at 81 per bottle, with full directions
for the restoration of health.
• .P:imphlet.e.containing a mass of Etiginkti and American
certificates, and other evidence, showing the unequalled
Merits of this great English Remedy, may be obtained of
the Agents, gratuitously.
For sale by • 13. A. FAIINGIiTOCK &
OM' car. Firilt MA Wood. and Wood and Gth aits!
Western Nesv , Tork College of Hes7.lth.
•• 207 ATstx slaver, Bursisto,•N: N. • ::
DR. 0. C VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LITIION7I2.IP
• TIC MIXTURE.
TINTS celebrated reatedr is constan :y increasing its
fame by the making all over the world.. It has now
heroine the only medicine for family One, and is particu
larly- recommended' for Dropsy: all onagelvof .11u5 (.64
plaint immediately relieved, no matter Orhow !angst:lllJ
an k. (See pamphlet for testimony.).
• Gravel, and ,all diseases,a(-the urinary organs; for
these distrensilig cOriiplaintp rt stands alone; no other ar
ticle can relieve you'; and the cures testified to will con
vince- the most skeptical;- (see pamphlet.) .Liver Com
plaint, Bilious Diseases, nivei and Ague. To the . G rent
\Vest especially, and wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine isoffcred: , No mineral agent, nodele ter iouS
. compound inn part of thin mixture; it eaten Iliese disco,
es,with certainty and celerity, and does not Metro the sys
tem torpid.. (See pamphlet.) Piles,acomnlaint ofa most
painfulcha reefer, is immediately relieved, und a cure ful
- lows by a fewdayn use of thin nrtic le. It is far. beyond
any other preparntion,for rois disfase or for any other
,disease originating fritiroimpure blood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the Systemi. Weak Back, Weakness of the
Kidneys, or Ineamation of the sactia;ikluturediately
relieved by a few days use of this rnedierin, and &curt is
always the result of its use. It stands asa certain reme
• ity for such complaint 'and also for derangementi of the
female frame, irr e gularities, Suppressions, painful men
•strtrationn: No article has ever been offered, except this,
Which would touckthiskinitorderoneements. !tinny be
relied apcm as a mutt .and . etTeatisra'remed) , ; • and, did we
feel per/rotted to do . so; 3could.giret:a ' , ..Esuisand.aanies
.
proof of cures. in' this ;distressing chins of ceiruplalnts.
See pamphlet. . A ll.broken. dowu,..debilitated constitu
tions, from the, effect. of mercury, will - find the bracing
power of thin'errtiele to act Immediately / and p . oison•
ous mineral eradicated from the system.
Eruptive Diseases wilt find the alterative properties of
this article PIIIIIITTIIZBLOOD, and drive such dineases from
the system. See pamphlet for testimony of cures in all
diseases, which the limits of an advertisement will not
perish to be named hero; Agents give them away ;' they'
. contain 22 pagdn of 'eertificaten of high diameter; and a
stronger array of proof of the VittUell ofa medicine, nev§
e r appeared. .It is one of the peculiar-feetares of this av•
rode, that it never fails to benefit in any ease, and if bone'
and muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid norm ox, and keep taking the medicine
as lenges there is ap iniprovement. The proprietorwould
caution .the public - against a number of articles which
ccitno out under the heads of Ssitatenrumas, &morn, Ilco•,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, &c. They are good for noth
ing, and concocted to gull the unwary: 'focal' Titan Ivor.
Theicinventors never thought of curing such diseases ti II
this article had done it. Apartietarte study of the pamph
lets is earnestly solicited, Agents,. and all who . sell the ar
ticle, ere glad to circulate gratuitously. Pat up In 30 oz.
bottle 6, at 162; 12 oz. do. at 81 each—the larger holding 6
oz. more than the two sznall.bottles. Look. out and not
get imposed upon. Every bottle has "Vanghn's Vegeta .
ble Lithontriptie Mlxturc,n blown upon the glass, the .
written signature of "G: C. Vaughn' , on' the..directions,
and . " G. C. Vaughn, Butfalo,nstamped ontheeork.. None
other arc gendine:. . .•
Prepared by Dr. G. CvVnughn, and sold at the Princi
,pal•Otfiee, strertaluffalci,. wholesale and retail.
•
No attention .given :to letters unless post-paid—order
from' authdrized Agent; ea:egged; - .Post-paid let
' tern, or verbal communicauonti solicatlngadvlce, prompt
ly attended to mum. .;. .
Offices devoted exclusiVily to the sale of thin article
-132 Nassau pl.; N. Y.; MS Essex st., Salem, Mass.; and
by the principol Druggists' throughout the United Staten
and Canada, an -Agents:' • • ,
• • JIAYS:& .BROCKWAY Agents,
N0;.2. Liberty st., nitir.Conalinsin
VNITIAN'BLINDS,--A: Insured; and old and well
known Venitian Blindmaker, formerly of Second
and Fourth sts.; takes this method to Inform his many
friends of the fact that his Factory is now in full operu
tion on St. Clair st., near, the old Allegheny Bridge, where
a constant supply of Blinds of various colors and quail
hies, 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 so, that in case
of alarm by fire, or otherwise, • they may Jbe removed
without the aid :of a scrow•driver,. and . with the same
facilitiy that any . other piece of fortuture can belanioved,
and without any extra expense. • jeSkikwy
New Works. •
ALLISON'S IiIARLKOROUGH--The military life of
. John, Duke of Marlborough: by Archibald Allison'; A
F. R. S. author of the "History of Europe." '
Neantler's Life Of.ChrisiT-Tbe. life of Jesus Christ, In'
it historical connexion and historical developments: by
Augustus Neat:der—translated ' from. the. fourth German
edition . ; by John McClintock and E Blumenthal Profes
sors in Dickinson College. • • • •
_Old Hicks trGuide ' ntecs in the Cainanche
Co nary in setirclimf Go l d n ' Mine: by Chas. W. Webber:
, The ; Bachelor of the Albany: by
.tha audio). of 'the
"Falcon Family." • ,‘ • • • • ' .
Dr. Chi:timer:it Posthumous' Woilti;:—Dallrfjerititural
Readings, by the late Thomds Chalmers, D. D., L. L. D.—
la three vole. . .Volumes Ist and 2dregetved.
, The, above valutible.works received this day. 'and for
- sale by ' - • JOHNSTON & STOCKTON, •• '
npl2 Botiksellits; eofnhr hlrCiket and Third ins.
liC/OKS.—Laiteringsfin Europe . ;
.orSketehes of
Travel in - France:Belgium, Svritrerbnd,lutly, Atte
-t leeland, :with en appen
cOntnining • observations on European charities and
niedlealiastaqtions. By John W. Carson.ll. D.
"Two Old Men's Tales," etc. • .
Br We
author p('_' • Angela; a novel-
. Self-Contr.:ll,' a novel.: By' nary Discipline ^ . Brtintoni,"author of
. .
got 111 ; Daily'„gerlpturnl Readings. By the late Thos :
ci n o er
m.s: H. L.
:Thirt 4:The Thousand and Oue Nights. Harpers' illus 7
-tailed edition. . t
• William the Conker, a book for children. 'By We au
.tbor.of.“Ellen Herbert," &e.
• The above works-received thii depend for.imle by
1e26 . JOHNSTON & STOCKTON.
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.2137: Hereafter, all . Steerage Passengers coming min •
Europe, engaged in America to comevver,itt•either. of
the shipaof ilaartumr/c, Co, will he furnished. with the
following Provisions, or their eqnivalent, in other articles
equally good.—Ses Au of Congress, May 17,1318 •
1111 HIS PLAN will prevent sickness on board. Hereto . -
fore, when . Passengers found themselveit in Provis
ions,' many-of them cane. on board entirely destitute,
which oflea eauffeil tmirlt sickness and death.
.35 Xis. Bread, • • ' All of good quail
-10 " Rice, r. ty; and one-tenth
10 " ~ Oatmeal, ' of the Provisions
•10 ". Flour, • furnished will be
.10 " Beans and Peas, . delivered to each
El Potatoes, Passenger • every
- 1 pint of Vinegar, .. • .. week, with a" aur
a° gallons of Water, Orient supply of
10 ths. Salted Pork, free from bone :) Furl for cooking.
Each Ship in this Line will be properly ventilated and.
a good . house over the passage-way leading to the Pas-
ItCngers' apartment.. The Camboose and Cooking-ranges;
for the use of Passengers, are kept under Cover. Every
attention will be paid to promote their health and comfort
:.efetrat Pittsburgh, JOSHUA.. ROBINSON,
~ Fifth at., near Wood.
7•7 7 ;Tispooott'a GtlIC es ...lilmtgrat io . n e. •
ifffi REMITTANCES and Passage to and
4 15
from Great Britain and Ireland, by W.
& .1. T.. Tapscott, .75 South at., corner
of Maiden Lane, N. Y, and 96 Water- . •
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House,. are now prepared to make arrangements
on the..most liberal terms with those desirous ot paying
the passage of their friends from the Old Country; and
they flatter themselves their character and long standing
iu business will give ample assurance that all their 'ar
rangements will beearried.out faithfully.. ;
Messni: W. &' J. T. Teriscott are long and favorably
known for the superior class, accommodation, and sailing
qualities of their Packet Ships: The QUEEN OF THE
WEST, SIIERIDAN, OARRICK,. lIOTTINGUER,
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of which
leave each pOrt monthly—from New York the Mitt and
26th, and from Liverpool the 6th and llth,•. in addition to
. which they biwe.nrrangements with the SL George and.
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets,th insure a departure
from LiierPoot every. five days, beiug thus determined
that their facilities shrill keep pace with their increasing'
patronage: while Mr. W. Tapseott's constant perionid
• superintendence of the busine,ss in Liverpool is an midi •
tional secUrity, Unit - the cemfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
• The subscribers being, as usual, extensively engaged
in the Transportationßasiness between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, ire thereby enabled to take eharge of
and forward passengers immediately oa their landing,
• without a. chance of disappointment or delay; and ore,
therefore, prepared to contract for passagefrom 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 Motherwise Miami not atj
tamable; and will, ifnecessary, forward passengers fur
ther AVent by the best mode of conveyance, whhout any
additional charges for their trouble. Where persons
sent for decline coming out,. the amount paid for passage
will be refunded in full. ; -
. RENITPANG. • .
The .suoscribers are also prepared to give dra ft s at
sight for any amount, payable at the principal eitiei and
towns In England, Ireland, Scotland and W'alesi th us af
fording a safe and expeditious mode of remitting feuds .
to those' countries, which persons requiring such facili.
ties will find it to their interest to avail themselves of.
Application (if by letter, post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. TA A Prlel & O'CONNOR,
Forwanling and Comm iF Aioll Merchants t
raap7.7-d&w.l y Philadelphia.
Mocha, Brother', ds, Co. ..sa .
FovroN sr., Ntw Yoix; EDEN
DUBLIN; SCOTLAND ROAD, LWERPOOL: AMIE
JAMES . BLAKF.LY, Agent, ofOce On Penn st., Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh.
.. • Arrangementr for 1849. '
ROCHE, BROS. & CO., sole Agents for the BLACK.
BALL LINE:in( Liverpool and New York Packets,
take the liberty of announcing to their old friends and
customers, the t their arrangements for the ye arISIS being
complete, they are prepared to bring' out passengers,. by
the above splendid. Line, from Liverpool to New ',lork
and Philadelphia. They refer to their former course of
doing business, and assure thone who entrant them with
their orders, that the same satisfaction will be rendered
as heretofore.
lIIMITTAXCES TO
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.
Drafts for sale, payabk., 'on demand, at any Bank in
Ireland.
The undersigned has made arrangements to bring out
passengeni to Pittsburgh, during the presentyear.
febfwinidaure . . JAMES TILARELY.
, Pauage To and .From- .
4•. . •
GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND. '
GKOROK RIPPAIID fr.. SON, NO. 134 lyalerloo nond, IA-
Verpool.
CARLISLE E I . IIOPARD, NO. 59 South at.. N. Y.
!IMF . Subscr ibers,: Laving accepted tho Agency at this
city unite above well knOwnlanif reipeetable Houses,
are prepared to make engagements for passengers to come
out from any part of. Great Ilrltain or Ireland. by the re
gular Line of Packet Ships, sailing from Livorno*, week
ly. Persons engaging with us may rest assured that their
Wend.. will meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool, as well :Ps every attention necessary
on their arrival in this country.' Apply to or address
• • • • . • SAMUEL hI'CLUItKAN &
142 Liberty st, Pitixbnp.h.
N.ll.—Passages engaged here from Liverpool to Pitts.
lmrgh direct, nod drutla for tiny OD:lo4ut forwanled, pay
able a; sight, throughout the tinned Kingdom. jr-Tr-ly
-- • -
ura'AfiNDEN & CO: continue to bring oui persons from
1.1 any pan of England, Ireland. Scotland or Wales,
upon the most 'ahem' term, with their usual punctuality;
and attention to the wants of emigrants. We do not al•
low our passengers to he robbed by the swindling scamps
that infect the sea-pons, ts we take charge 01 them the
moment they report themselves, and ace to their well-be
ing, and despatch them without any detention by the first
ships. We say this fearlessly, as we defy nay of oar
passengerc to show that they were detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool, thousands of others were
aletalnetl months until they could be, rent in come oil
craft, at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
coffins. ,
We inlaid to perfOnn our contracts honorably, en,:
rodat it may, and nut act aS was the case lasi soma with
other Mike?, who etilierperfortned not at , all, or when it
suited their eottvenienee.
Drafts drawn nt Pittsburgh for any sum froni.f.l to
11,0110, pnyable at any of the Provincial Ilankl in Ire
land, Englund, Scotland and.Wahrs.• ' .
JOSHUA ROBINSON;*
European and General Agent,
Finli street, one door below Woad at._
rt iik
t ak,
HEIIIITTANCE.
rlllF:Sillirriber, are prepared to Conran! money to all
parts of;England, Ireland, Scotland nud Wnlee, with
ni
de9pch'invid at the lowest rites.
4AIIIUEI. 11I'CLURKEN & CO., •
142 Liberty street.
. Enrorpan and Asnes'lcast essosso4i.
THE undersigned European Agent has rust arrived Lt
the United - States, and will leave Pittsburgh, Pn.,
early in September , and nail. front Now Irprk on ate let
day of:October next,perforrning the Twenty Second Tour
of this ugcnek through England,lreland,Scolland,Wales,
etc. returning to America In Muy, 1319, Money reinit
tnnces .for large And small sums . promptly made to all
pinky( Great Britain And Ireland; leencles;ilebts, rents,
real estate and claims collected and secovercd ; copies of
deeds • and documents prettired;• - keitiches.of all
kinds made, etc. He succeeds bierelaiWeitll.Ksionon,
.now U. 5. Copsul.at Dublin, who 60 many years KUCCO4I-
fully conducted this Agency; and he.wilt be assisted by
him in All business transactions rtt Europe. Innumerable
references given. Address personally, or nddress post
Paid, TILOS. J. KEENAN, European Agent,
and Attorney and Counsellor at Law,'
• Pittsburgh. Pa.
Mee at the Merchant's Hotel, comer Third and Smith
field sty.
117 - 111 r. K. be seen on bnsiness at the following
limes and places : In Cincinnati. at Broadway Hotel, on
31st July, and Ist August; in Louisville, at -Louisville
.Hotel, on Inl and 4th August; in St. Loaks,oalOtb, 11th
add 111th August. •
James May, Esq. will attend to all El iropeanliusiness
na absence. • " ' • ' •
• ORELLIS' historyof Modern, Philosophy;oomplete
M
An one volume, from the last London edition-43X
Lectbres on the Law and the Gospels, .by Stephen H.
•Tyng, - 1). D. new and enlarged edition, with portrait of
the author; 81,50. • .
Memoir of 'lnv. David Abeel, D. D., late Missionary to
China, by his nephew, Rev. G. IL Willtamson, with a por
trait.
• Meander's .lbstory of the Christian Religion, and
Church; translated by Prof. Torrey ; Vol. 2.
Ilawketone: a tale of and (or England, in 184-, in two
volumes, fromsecond London edition; sl,tXl.
Memoir of W. C. Crocker, Missionary to Africa; 02 cm.
Personal Recollections, by. Charlotte Elizabeth, with
explanatory notes, accompanied by a memoir embracing
the perioddrom the close of perional recollection to her
death ; by L. H. J. Tone; 021 cts.
Recollections In England; by Rev. S. 11. Tyng,.D. D.
'Mark Alilt9n, the Mecchunt'S Clerk; by. Rev.' Charles D.
Taeloi - M. £. author 'cif LißeitOrds 'or , a' Good Man's
Life," 1 ' Lady Mary," "Arniaiti OX;the Peaxl," Ste,
The above Just receivad land forsale b UO y •
'
55 Market itticet, between 3d and 4th.
mar 14
)30AN's LONDON ; B OKS-Six Old Raglish Chant,
William of MatOebury's Chronicle.. •
Bole's Ecelseiasticat.ttioory of !Opts Snxon Cbrora-.
etas. , •
Heroalos, by Carey.
Ilistoryoritorense; ' '
• :Bablesel's l'talosoptsy,orLifesind Language;• •
• • • 'History:
..,Langre's libitaryraitstiag.. ' •
• Beck - mon's Histoyyilt laventiorik. . •
. ' •..
RoscaelreOka Teblh
.Rosoas's.l.4tengo'Delktedi!l:'• • •'••••
Coxes House of Ansttia.-• '•• • .• • •••,
.„
Sebßler's Works. • • , r. For sale try • : • • .
mart" " •H. S. BOSWORTH & C0.:13 Market st.
Trimmings . . ' •
XTFAV and iplendid variety of TRIATMINGS, of the
II toteststyles, just received at ZEBULON RiNsErs,.
.No 67 Mins= Siam. Among which are:, • :• •
50 gross Daisy Buttons, assorted colors; '
100 " plain, covered with net, Muinricil colors;
1
150 " plain small, assorted colorin . • •
50 " cotton, new article, will wash, assorted colors;
Also, a large vanety of Fringes. eis'd widths and colors,
GLOVES.
. • .
• A ve r y , large Stock of the above article.-
.0 doz. Ladies' Open Worked Silk . Gloves;
5 ." Gents' Heavy Silk Gloves; • ,
7 " Ladies' Net Black and White Gloves; -
- 25 " Ladles' Fancy Tinp'Lisle Thread Gloves;
'2O " Ladies'-Glovcie • • • • •
50 " Ladies' Raw Silk Gloves; " •
20 " Gents'. " • . •
-12 " • Children's Cotton Gloves; :
Shaded Twist, Steel and Guilt Beads, Parse Rings and
Tai 3 els; Bead Bags; steel and velvet fine Fans,Farasols,
Abcbrdeonth&c-i&e. s . •• • 1n1149
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0121ce.
blew Hooks Just '
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• Ffir.e.siiiik.lllapineeinsittrawee.
frHE Insuranee - GoMpany or -North America, of Phila•
delphia; tbrthigh its duly authorized Agent 'the sub
scriber, offers to mmke permanent mid limited Insurance
• on ProPerly, in this city, mid its vicinity, and on,shipments
theby canal and rivers. • • • • . .
- ' • DIRECTORS: •
Arthui G. Coffin, Pres't. Samuel Brooke,. ,
Henry • Charles Taylor,. ,
J
Samuel:lV. ones,. . ". Sa ri tuellV;Smith,
Edward Sthith, Ambrose White, ,
. 'John A. Brown, Jacob Al. Cliotnasr
John White, •
. Thomas P: Cope, Riandrd D.lVciod, .
•IVm. Welsh Henry
•• This is the oldest Insurance. Company the 'United
States, having been chartered in 1794.. 'lticharter is per
petual, and from its high 'standing,: Icing 'experience, am
ple means, and avoiding all risks ,of on extra hazardnus
character, it may be considered as °Tering ample securi
ty to the public..i . P. JONES.
At Counting Room of .Atwood, Jones A Co., Water and
Front sts., Pittsburgh - I, muy4y
The-
sei'•s"Fasotkllko Vireo anataltanale Comppol
CHARTER PERPETUAL .. $400 , 000 paid in 'office
1...)• 1631 Chestnut at., north side, near Fifth..• Take Insu
rance, either permanent or limited, opined loss, or dam
age by fire, on •property and effeins of evesy description,
in
town or country, on the moat reasonable terms... Ap
plication, made either personally or by letters, will be
promptly attended to. .. C. N. BANCKER; Pleat. *.
C.'o. BANCIMR, Sic fetal. ; * • '• •
Charles Bakker, '' •• Jacob R. Smith,
Thames Hart; - • George W. Riettanby
Thomas .1. Wharton,Mordecai D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, . Adolpbi &Boric, .
" Samuel Grant, • • David S. Brown.
PITTSBURGH AGENCY.
WARRICK. 81,411'111, Agent, at the- Exchange • office Of
.Warrick Martin & Cm corner of 3d and Market its.
_ Fire risks taken.. dl buildings and their. contents in
Pittsburgh, Allegheny and the surroundlog cowslip -No.
marine of inland navigation risks taken.. . postai,'
• •• KING & FINNEY,• •
Agents at Firubtirgh,forrhe Delaware Mutual safety In='
nuance Company of Philadelphia: TlßE RISKS upon Buildings and Merchandise (gave
. ry descriptimi, and MarinelliskOmpan hulls or car
goes of vessels, taken upon the truisrfavorable terms. • -
Office at the warehouso of King to Holmes; on Water
it., near Market street, Pittsburgh. • • • • • •
. N. B. King*. Finney invite the confidence and patron
age of their friends and community nt large to the Dela
ware M..R.-Insurance Company 'nuan.institution among .
the most flourishingin Philadelphia—as having a large
paid In capital, which, by the operation of its *charter, is
constantly increasingas yielding to each person insu
red, his due share of the profits of the Company, without
involving hint in any'responsibility whatever, beyond the
premium actually paid in - by hirgraml therefore as pos
sessing the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious
feature, and in its most attractive...form. • • noel-tf •
, A GENCY OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
/I COMPANY OF •PHILADELPIAS- , -N. E. vorner.of
Third and Wood.strertr, riasburgh.--Tlie assets 'of the
company on the' first of January; 1845, an published in
confonnity with an act of the Pennsylvania I..egielaturc,
Bonds and Mortgages.. ......... •• •
Real Estate, at cost.
Temporary Loas, Stocks and Cash
Itfaking ii total of „
6 002,G.43 42
Afonling certain assurance ; that all losses will be
promptly met, and giving entire 'security to all who "
ob
tain policies f rom this Company, Risks taken at as low
rates as are consistentwith security. • '•
octS WARRICK MARTIN, Agent.
InottrancoAgabost Fire.
RE American Fire Insuromi Company-Once, No.
T
:2 Walnut street, Philadelphia; Incorporated A. D.
lull)—Charter perpeetaal. . • •
Insures Buildings, Furniture, Mereliandize, and proper-.
ty generally
either in the city or e gantry, agains4loan or
damage by fire, perpetual of for fitaited periods, oh "rot
able terms,' .
- . - - - -
John Sergeant, Satrinel C. Morton,
William Lynch, Adolptnis Periss,•
Thomas Al libone, George Abbott,
JohnWclsh; Jr., PatricirlirlAy,
John T. Lewis:
SAMUEL C. MORTON . Protident.
FRANCIS D. JAINIVNR, SeCrelltTy.
Orders for Insurrince by the above Company will be
received and insurances effected by the umlarslgned,
agent for Pittsburgh. GEO. COCHRAN,
• jautam. ••••, t • tXllVcitid .
.
Connell% NogWit Pain
is now conceded by' medical men that Connell's'
1 Magical rain Extraetor,mattufaentred by Comstock
tt CO., 91 Counland st., New York, is greatest Won.
der of the 19th century. • Iu effects are truly miraculous;
All pains are removed from burns, scalds, &e., and all
esteronl sores, in a few minutes after its application;
•heaiing the same on the most delicate skin leaving no
scar. It Is equally bene fi cial in. all kinds of ' inflanttnato . -
.ry 1144'11Se-1, such as sore Nipples and Eyes, Sprains,
Rheumatism, White Swelling and Ulcers, Bruises,llunts,
Chillblains, Erysipelas, Biles, Tie Dolorenux, &c. We
might add as proof to all we sny; the names of many em
imeut physicians who use it in their practice, and hun
dreds of the clergy who praise it nitheir people. Kind
parent Leep it constantly on . hand. in case of accidents by
lire life may be lost without, but its use all burns are
subject toils control. unless the vitale are destroyed. 'Cott,
aim—remember
s and ask for Contain Magical P4in Ext
tractor, manufactured by Comstock 4 Co., N. Y., and take
no other.
PILF; Sines, Ac.—The Genuine Hays' Lituannst, is on
article more justly celebrnted as .a cure for the above,
than any or all others. Its cures are almost immediate,
and it is only necessary to let those who know the snide
and use it with ach great sueeels, that it in to be had
true andgenuine of Comstock & Co., 21 Courtland at.,
N. Y., so l e prbpSietOr. ' • •
'Sold only genuine in Pittsburgh, Pa., by Wst. JaCISON,
P 9 Liberty at., head of Wood it; also in Washington, I'n.,
by A. Clark ;,in Brownsville by Bennett & Crocker, also
by oar agents° every town hi Pennsylvania, Ohio, 111 d.
and Virgudu. • • • • novlOAkwdza:.
•
Mitt. the beet o ngh Medicine I *Tel , Hew."
DEAD the following proofof swieriority - of Di. Ugh
11, lard's Oriente/ Cough Mixture, from a respectable eh
iren, who has tried it:
Prrinacitan, Dec. 11, 1847.
Messes. HAYS & HSLOCSWAT:—AIter Inboring for several
weeks under the disadvantages Ma harassing cough and
most distressing cold, which had, thus far, resisted the eP
- fects of several of the "infallible,;' I wan induced to pur
chase a bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give
it a fair trial. To toy great surpriie, rifler using only one
half of the bottle I found myftlf;cutirely well. "1 its the
Lest medicine f er.r saw."
; - • JOEN HINDS;
True copy.
Sold by lIAYS & BROCK - WA : Y. Druggists, Commer
cial Row, Liberty street. near Canal. , , Amid
A 74. . hagtliCit — C6:=lity — tiio7l.TifiTi;s7 - , r
. Street, betimen Th 44414141 Fourth swab, have . just
received a large supply 'or rich• Fall Goods, comprising in
part 17 costa various styles Prints and Chintzes of • Fn.;
glish, French and American.nianUfacture ; 156 pen rich
and desirable patterns French Gingham', warranted in
ferior to none unported in style, Mistily and•durability of
color 4 caws splendid Plaid goods for ladies dresses,.
compnring every style for Fall and Winter wear; Cash
meres, hf. de • Minos, Satin rated A Ipaceas of Varjou,
Colors ; 3-1 and 4-4, black and blue black Silks, for Man..
tines; Fancy . dng a ss Silks; black Mid Mode colors; M. de',
Loins, ell wool j - Sluawls Of ovary style and quality; Can.
simrres, Cassintills; Sided Cloths and. Yesiings ;. bleach
ed and unbleached Muslin, from 6.t to 181 c. pee yard;
Omen, Yellow, Red and White
,Flannels ; Tiekings,
Checks, striVil ShirtingS; bleached and brown Diillings,
etc. etc. All of which are offered at wholesale and m
ead at the : very lowest cash . prices:
sep3 . , . A...A. MASON A. CO. .1
NI DAG EKKEUTI"E It fitS, Purke's
tngs, Fourth street.--11fouou k ANTUONT, Daguerrco
typists from the Eastern cities, would call the attention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns,
to their Daguerreotype of citizens eitil others, at rooms in
the third story of . Duke's building; 4tH st.
Persons wishing picturei 'taken may rest assured that
no pales shall be spared to produce them in tin highest
perfection of the art. Ourinstruments aro of the most pow
erful kind, enabling us to execute'pictures udsurpassed
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public arc
solicited to call and examine. , ,
Persons sitting for pictures are neither requirred pr ex
pected to take theta unless perfect stalsfacfOn is given.
N. B. Operators will find this &oil depot for stock
and chemicals. .
, rannstructions given In the. art,i containing the more
recent Improvements. jun 7
.
flpo FEMALES.—Evefemale should have a,box of
1 Dr. Ralph's Pills.
They are perfectly adapted to the.
peculiarities of their constitution, acting with gentle mild.
netts and safety in all circumstance:ll Wherever introduc
ed, their character hits been rapt ly established among ,
the ladies, with whom they are emphatically The Favorite.
Very complete directions for use, in the various com
plaints will be found in the directions accompanying
curb box. •
Far sale by
S. I I44UTIMERT, •
Smithfield street, melte Third.
Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny City; J.G. ; Smith,
: Bin
minghom; and John bl'Crucken, Fifth Weed, Pittsburgh.
jants
•
, Castings.
AtiERCHANTS visiting our city for the purpose of
In obtaining , their. Spring supplies of Hollow -wale
and other Castings, will find a Teo , ;heavy stock, and an
extensive variety of patterns. and sizes lu store by us.—
Samples can be seen at ourwarehonse, Commercial Row,
Liberty street, next IV. \V, Wallace's Marble .works.
DICP• Terms and prices tuft:treble. _
feb 2--dim ; McBRIDE k' Co. ,
NW BOOKS—Just received, by, Express: Uemminy,
England, and Scotland, or recollections of a Swiss
ministeil-liy J. H. Metie D'Abbigne,P. D, authorof
tory of the Reformation, Life of Cromwell, &c. • -
A Practical Exhibition of the Ocivels of St. Matthew
and St. Mark, in the form of Lectures, intended to assist'
the practice of domestic instruction and devotion; byJohn
Bird Summer, D. D.,.Dishop•of Chester: • -
For sale by ELLIOTT & F2NIGLISII, •
5'624, . 50 Market street; bet: Id and 4th.
. 'Table ,Ositier3r.,
1 11 E undersigned has, just received a selectosi4ortmen
of 'ratite, and other MI6 Cattery,.4.neladlittu Desert,
and carving knives, and forks; littlAch, with tkiar.gt stock
of Brushes of every . clesooppon,,oo piniemakey's find
ings, lie will,tspsts . u std, on ;Teasotiable; torals-;"- -
..J.OffM, 'I3I.:AIR.
120 Mod street..
T‘, OR SALEA. huge iot;rilb iltCd Lana' HOUge In froarj.
T on Deentur street,'iantnnig biailGo feet;botitided by
alO feet alley.- - Alio a-large iotorlio feet front On But.
lee street, Lawrenceville by 260freC deep, containing -a
well nrrunged Cminge Divelling'llouse,'with 10 Rooms,
large Hall and Parlor, front an drear,Garden, rear , GardeM, &e.
• " ' 6:CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent.
' Smithfield; above 4th street.
4 4 11. . 1 . ACi.P.N. B 7r. VI ow Vogon3
T•T• . t' • : • • It' 111°o._; '.Cradles.
•:~` • 12'Nens ...:lotne k ot s isti C rw ai ts; ;
assotiodi ,
to , • doz. IttorkeAßoikil e o with
covers , spur. . r sale br . .•
zEnuLoN KINsEY.
• • ••• • Cairittail -Plate • W Judaism-Glass. ; •
rrnEONLYCHTSTALPLATEOLASS ilunhas never
lieen.known to lose its polish, after being put in the
windows. eqna I in quality to the-French and Eng
lish Plate Glass, and is much lower in price. '•
' ' LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, OF ALL Sl%Es .
Also, Hardware •ot" still descriptions!. 0011111111; Engglish
and American. • .• ROOSEVELT st.SON.
New York, April 1, 1848 4aP 0 -2111") • ' • •
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DL HOEFLANDS CELEBRATED
- • GERMAN MEDICINES'
Are tortheura Rival for the cure .qf as following Diseases!
rP Inked according to the directions theydwill cure any
ensmip matter islic4or EhelLelie has failed.
For the permanent 'cure Otitheumatiiim t Gout, Gan.
grene, Ffyistertit, l and severe rierviStis'affections, and are
highly recommended far the cure of Dropsy, Hemoraf
Asthma and Neuralgia: Patients using them,. in most
cases, experience benefit soon alter the first dose. They
quiet the nervous which enables them to rest weU
during the night. They never fail toettect a cure, when
taken according to directions. " • •
No outward applicatibhearYpinnanently remote rhea
rnatiepairis from the system. • Liniments sometimes act as
a palliative for short period; but there is always danger
in their use. • They may cause the'phin to leave one place
for perhaps a vital parti, or elk.. where the pain will be
more acute .
GERMAN BITTERS,
For the permanent cure of Liver Complaints ; Jaundice,
Dyipepsia, Indigestion, Chronic Debility, Chronic-Asth
ma, Nervous. Debility, Ptilmonary : Affections; (arising
from the liver or stomach,) Diseases of the Kidneys,and
all diseases arising front a disordered stomach in both
male and female, such as female weakness, dizziness,
fullness of blood to the head. .They stronghten the sys
tem, and .remove all , acidity of the stomachiand give it
tone and action and assist digestion.' They can be taken'
by the most delicate stomach, and in every case will eu
tirelyAlestroy, costiveness 'and renovate. the whole sys
tem; removing till impurities: and remnants 'of previous
• disenses and giving a' healthy action to the whole
The. symptoms ofComplaint are uneasiness and
pain in the right Side, and soreness uponmuch immediate
y tinder the inferior ; ribs;. inability,to be on the left side,
or if at all able, ddrugging sensation Produced, which se
riously affects respiratiim,.cansing very often a trouble.:
'seas cough; together with.these -symptoms we perceives'
coated tongue, , ncidity °idlest:mad; deficiency of_per
.spimtion, and- sometimes o. sympathetic pain in the right
shoulder, with a great disposition to sleep and depression
• of spitits; . and - Sometimes sores in the mouth or Throat,
causing mcieds to' Alia inthe nostrils. ' handice frequent
ly accompanies it; and a dropsy in the:face; These symp,
.if :permitted- to-contutue, wilLeventually produce
,that most baneful disease, Consamption. In fact, a ma
:loth), of such cases origmate - from the irritating causes
above mentioned: : Cathartic medicineS inns: ,In ,every
Instance, be avoidedin the treatment forte. •
The symptoms symptoms ofDyspepsia are very Vttrioim 7 -thOsc af
fecting the stomach alone, are nausea,,7iearf-buntj - lbss
appetite, sometimes an: excess of - appetite, Sense of full- .
item or weight en . the stomach, sinking or fluttering of the
pit of the stomneh,!fmtld &natation!, or sour arising from
the stomach, &e.' Dyspepsia, devoid (unctual aature,
is without danger,' but, if arising from a disease of the
stomach, it is dangerous. •• •
Nervous Debility generally accompanies Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint; it will also curs. A few-dews will re;
indite all the unpleasant effect s , s such as fluttering at the
heart, sensation When ma tying position, dote or
webs before the eight,. fev e r and , pain in the head,
constant imaginings of evil, and great depression of spir
its. 'Outward signs are, a quick and'stronig..pylse, pale
and distressed countenance, &c. • sr:-
- Any case of the above diicase call be dified effectually
by the use ofthe'Bitters. as diresteiet.: , •
Aninfahihle - remedy for Coughs orColas or the Chest,
Spittiog. of Blood, Influenza, Whociping - bOugh,- !Iron
lientoml Asthma, or any disease of the Lungsvii
. .
This is an invaluable family medicine. It soon relieves.
any Cough or Hoarseness, and prevents the Croup by be
ing. early administered. i No cough or cold is too light to
pass neglected; for, neglected , colds sink thousands to the
grave annually; 'tind h a v e manyo grow up with a deli
cate frame, who would been Strong and robust, if at
first properly treated..
• • SPIKENARD OINTAIP.NT, • .
'
.
For the effectual cure of the Piles, Tenet., and Ithcom,
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 front burns, on
application,or
remote any
srestn tmubedlittene; aJVllltuseit
after shaving:" it will, in a few moments, remove all sore
ness and' stop the bleeding: it can always be relied on,
and is invaluable in any family. . • . . •
TAR OINTMENT, , •
For the cure of pains or weakness in the liver, back or
'chest: it will entirely remove any deep seated pains.—
These remedies 'have caused Many-to enjoy-the ines
timable blessings of invigorated health, and in a varie
ty of desperate and abandoned eases, a perfect and radi
cal enrc. • •
The innumerable imposhlons upon the public; and the
statements of remarkable cures never made, yet certified
to by feigned names, or by persons wholly unacquainted
with what they have endorsed, renders it difficult to do
justice. to the public in offering sufficient unducentent to
make a trial of these invaluable medicines. They are en
tirely vegetable,. and • free from all injurious ingredients,.
and chum your patronage aolely upon their merits. Every
is flintily should have a pamphlet—they can be had of the
m!, gratis. . .
• Principal Depot at the German Medicine store. 278 Race
street, one door above Eighth, Philadelphia. For sale in
Pittsburgh, by ljanl7illy) 'WM. THORN.
ILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH!—The Lungs
MO are in danger,.the work of the destroyer has been
begun, the Cough of Consumption hath in it p sound of
death. •
Ana roc A. ATontra? Your darling child, your idol
and earthly joy, Is now perhaps confined to her chamber
by a dungerous cold—her pale cheeks. her thin shrunken
fingers, tell the bold disease hoe:dreads gained upon her'
-the sound of der surchral cough pierces your soul.
YOUNG MAN, when fast abOut to ,enter life, diseasesheds
a heart 'crushing blig t over the fair prospects of tho fu
ture—your hectic cough and feeble limbs tell of your
loss of hope, but you need not despair. There is a balm
winch will heal the wounded lungs, it is
' Sherman's All-Ileallng Balsam.
Mrs: Amite, the wife of Wm. IL Attree, Esq. was
given up by Dr. Sewall of Washington, Dra. 'Roe and
McClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and Dr. Molt of New
York. Ilex friends nil thought she must the. She had
every appearance of being in consumption, and was $0
pronounced by her physictuns—Shermates BaLsam was
given and Retired her. •
.
Mrs. Chnitsetterrz, of Bull's Ferry. was also cured Of
eonsumption, by this Balsam when all other remedies
failed to give relief—she was reduced to n skeleton. . Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentist, Z‘l Broadway, has witnessed its
effects in several cases where no other niedecine afford
ed relief—hut the Balsam operated like a charm. Dr. C.
also witnesrcd its wonderful effects in curing Asthma,
.which it never fails of doing. Spitting Blood, alarming
as it may be, in effectually cured by this Balsam. -It
heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and mikes
the lungs sound again. • ,••
• • Rev. HENRY IONE; ICS Eighth avenue, was cured of
cough and catarrhal affection of 50 yearn standing. The
first dose gave him more relief than nit the other medi
-elnE he had ever taken. Dr. L. J. Deals, .10' Delaney
Street, gave it to a'sistor-in-law who was laboring under .
Commruption, and to-another sorely afflicted with the
Asthma. In both cases its effects were immediate, soon
restoring them to cotnfortahle.hmilth. 4 • • ..
teltirs:Ltaterti Mem.% 05 Christie-st.; suffered from .
Asthma 42 yearn. Sherman's Balsam : relieved- her at
once, and she is. comparati . vely well, being enabled to
subdue every attack by a ninety use of this medicine.
This_ indeed is the great remedy ( or Coughs, Colds, Spit.
:fing Blood,' Liver Complaints, and all the affections of the
throat,. rind even Asthma and Consumption...:
...Priers 25 rentsand SI .per bottle, • . • . • .• •
Principal Office 10 , 3 Nassau street. New Ycirk. -
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Premium Tooth : Paste and Poor.
Man's Plaster. . . • •
. . .
Sold wholesale and Tctail by WhT. JACKSON,' at h i
Boot and Shoe Store and l'atent Medicine Warehouse,
89 Libeny street Pittsburgh, head •of IVood , street, and
by the following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny
county: . .
•A. M. Marshall, Allegheny city; Jonathan (Attest,
Manchester; J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham; A: .53Gettyy
. Wylie strtmt; J. G. Muslin, cor.' Webster at and Elm;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty; 11. 1.. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh; Thos. Alkan, Sharpsbargh; SLM. Springer, , ClinL
ton:James Al'Kee, Stewartstown; John black; Turtle
Creek; C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland & Son, APKecs
port; MeEldowssey, Bakerstown; .Hilay APLatighlin,
Plumb Township; Wm. 3. Smith, Temperaneevilleoas.
Fulton, Tarentum; 0.11. Starr, Sewickly. mar9.ly •
TESTIMONV!—Dr. W. Lsausr, of Fayette
-0.1,. vine, N. X. says: "I am well persuaded r anil liave
Fayette
been for goine ti m e,,, that your Domestic Vegetable Pills
pre of .great use to all those who may have occasion to
hoe them, and have * administered teem to patients.' ! Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia and Bilious lkver, are im
mediately cured by the use of Dr. Ralph's Pills. Trice ,
2.5 cents a box. Sold wholesale and retail by •
C 5. L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfield street, near Third. '
Also, by Writ. Cole, Allegheny city; .1. G. Smith, Bit
mingliam; and John l'il'Crackenaillh Ward;' kW? '.**
• Jaynes+ Family Medicines,' .-
7:01t 5..C00K,. Ohio,' write'', March, ISO:
• "1 bavei umed,your.Permifitge,. Carmictatire Balsam,
and .Eiyietiorant, in my practice, for the last three years,
and have been exceedingly' well pleased with them, and
never, as yet, to my recollection, failed of realizing my
fullest :expsetation in their curative properties. roar
other medicines I cannot - speak of from experience Inn,
judging from.th'esd I have used, I doubt not but thatthey
and are entitled to all the confidence- reposed in
them, -by those who have used tucm. I was formerly
very partial to "" Vermifuge; until I tecameacquent
ted with yours, which has my decided preferene to any
other now in use; . . .
Ressectfully, yours, &c, S. S. COOK, M.D.'''. ,
• Ery• For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store,
Fourth st.' ' ' ' ' ' :
BA. FAHNE.WOCK'S COUGIi SYRUP.--Tans pre: -
. partltion has proved itself to be of very great effica
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds,, Asthma, Spit
ting :of "..1:Iloodi. Whooping Cough, and other Pneumonic
'Affections; and the tiroprietora feel warranted in 'recom
mending. it as a safe and useful ntedicinc ; and are pm,
pared to show certificates of indispetable authority, in
- testimony of its value.'
It is pleasant to-the tastg, Mid is offered pt se low a price.
a: to itlace It _within the reach of every petsan. Theta
o, .perhaps , but few Cough preparations that will pro ! Mice such decided effects in such a shorl,.iliiife. Wra•
pared and sold by ••:.! • • ‘ i
B.- A. FAIINFSTOCK
Corner of First and Woodpalto, - corner of. Sixth and'
Mod etrccte: : ' • - .• •'‘ deel3
R. RALPH'S CRLSBOATED VEGETABLif PILIZZife for
enlefarliajeckdo and retail, tit the • '
REAL &MATE thrliTCH;
No. 50, Smithfield st.
:41.150, bit:Mrrir.:Cole, Allegheny kips J.G.- Smith; Ric- .
minglinm; /chili McCracken,. Penn street, Fifth . Ward. . .
~,
.1 , 5162.1 ; .:.:,., • • "
I . 7yy INESANDLIORIOB
ters andHighths Pi]
o e following celebrate.
ASeignei s te , Brandy, pale, : London Market." , Wine
.., 4 -• ~,_,,- y . ;" , dark < Ronea Port '• - ' "
Otnrd
g. Trash
~. • ~...." .r Pali, ,r 4 Hunt :. - ' ":
Sazenac ' 1 -"" 1- 'Burgundy .
'Hennessy - " - , dark, •"," Sl. S. Madeira` • t "
~ •- ". pale, re, S. la." ''".
•Piriet"Castillori &Co "
~ i , Symington
•'''' "r , ' • "•••:.- - dark, Papal
Imperial Eagle Gin, , c'T, Pale Sherry
Black. - Horse . -5 Z.. - .Brown "
Swan -- - - '" .' ,- 'Golden "
Pine Apple - " - Tenriffe .
4
Trish 'trin X Lisbon '5. .ket ", -, , ~ . "
jamaicaSpiney -. ' l a 'Claret -; " - ~ a
St. Croix Rum, ..-
~ - Sweet &Dryblab:lga "
Together with, alarge stock of the above Wines tind
Lignots in Bottles; also, Champagne and Claret Wines,,
for sale'as imported, on pleasing terms . .affile Wine Cel'•
lar and Liquor Store or P. 'e. MARTIN . ," --
- feb7.42 -, . • corner of Smithfield and FrOdt its,
. .
, c ~:,l4aAt,at;4-,,;h4,3i,,egM/w-;.l*re4l - :
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Q ALT. It SCURYN I PLD 8011.138,•,ERYSIPE.
LAS, .Barber's lids; Chaps, SGSs VeSirds,
This is used 'by many physicians In tbiircity idatiringthe.
nhoce, and we would not corseimi s iously . rmil Aldose we.
knew it to be all sw .- state • _ : • .
Asticosmetic, drh true JONMlNUARis.psyhapa the
only article . eye! known that -removed imptunien and'
cleared and' beautiGetr the 'skin,%inallarit'soll,
smooth and white as an infanta. ButraimLit larxrld tit 62
Chatham at., N. Y., and by • :
• • WM. JACKSON, Agent; •..
•
59 Liberty street. giusblinth•
•
MERICAN TILF,,GIREAT#EIMEDY OF NA.
TURF—Procirred from a wall in Kirufticky; 185,feet
below the enrth's surface: ..This Oil will bitioantErn(stlf.
superior to Ilarlem,.Dritish, or any other formerly Sim
lar Oils.' Its curative properties-for' the following ai e:,.
meats are truly wonderful: Inflamatory rheumatism'
whooping-cough, phthisic, coughs: colds, spasms, letter,
erysipelas scald head, ctoup, InGaniniatorYsdre throat,
_liver comlaint, inflammation otthe kidneSauladas te the'
re
bast, side mid hack, diseases of the spine, piles, heart....
barn, diseases' of the hip joint, inflamed soreeyes, deaf-.
nc ss, and ear echo, ; -owns , toot* spra ins, strains,
bunts, scalds, braises, cuts, ulcers, .canect, lever, sores,.
• •' • • - .. • -I • - - • -
Price GO cents per bottle. Sold wholesale anitretall by.
WM. JACKSON, at his boot and shoe store; f 0 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh., Th0,104,13001' StfaultMo2 l .turaPer - waY-
Only Veen ip , pittsbuygh where, the opfurns can be ob-
S • Dstrum.---laorder,ro be sure of obtoinhlr,thegenuine,,
purchase only of the generalagent for Wastern.fennsyl
vania,lVin. Jacksoui 89 Liberty streStilft• through sub-
Agents appointedby him tor itsynde, each of..whom will
have a show bill mullgeneml directmas EaMP4lef
containing the names and address of the Proprtetor and
General Agent of Western Pennsylvania: as lairaws:
Dr. Hall & Co., proprietor, Kentucky.,, . '
Wm: Jackson, General Agent fcirWestera Peunsyh'a
nia, 89 Liberty street, Pittsburgh,: le iTtl a rn , °H. orders
must be tuldressed., • , - • . , •' ' •
Oastays.—Eaeh bottle enelosedidoeref the above
named Pamphlets,and the nettle ef.:WitittlesJeClaen , (the
general and only wholesale ngent,lbeWettlepf ;''ettasYl
vanirt,)piiirted'on the outside - of the • veal..
,/zoo, 0111x,craoker. mad Brpssliips#terke r -'7,
' • J. - SREPHARD'
lirolllll,D itspectlitilf•litronalifir.fribadvaisitheittoli,
Y tic generally, that be hal added.to.l4s..4her bug:.
nettle manufacturing'Cruel-era - cif ebdry'vatiety.,—,
Ha g introbased one •of , IY. , R4Netsin's .Cpeker and
. Pilot Bread machines, ho prepared. to fill td I .otter s for
motors or pliOt.bread rit, the sitaitest none" !Mid kopek
by a strict atteutitia to basinten;io'eliiile n poillMfor fife
public patronv 'e. public la ie:ariedllfa4illtritettirri!,
call and examine for•thelneelacts.;,•irs,,l
BAKERY, No.lo commerchl Icow; 006- '
.N-o.:s4xtriat rartilt,P n
raadt,rl9 4 . 4 d TsliFY.tftErendt . :
targe, and small rolls, fres h ever/ moditg'can e : sit
the store,C , rinyi , ing?tWor'it ray:Malta tilt.the market.:,-,"
Cakes p 94 c9iglcssisgy halid and. made , =lr.
r. • : , !No 11l COmmercialllowt,Liberty
11 . ° iat l a Vli fillVs, Gi na, e in iT e nlle
ands, grades, and vinta ges
i [INDIUM-400 doz.Pkryingtaidiri ••••11
c r" o o whole and lialf boxes Bardialsk
le baskets otivelril; ••' 7' *" •
• .•5) dot. assorted Catnips, t. ,1 4c. a..;
5 casks London Poiter, quarts and_ pinta;
300 dos. Brandies, Wines,
Phi t P o Frlicrati:§ ll ggc.l,;.A:
_" i t s i"
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3•llbds awe" fougste Dr.
marl° " "• •P. C. MARTIN.
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ATOTICE TO SHAYRsR.§..+NVJChirve.tilleo . att office
iromediately,oppoiitc tooar,•ctiainrWarehotise,r for
the preseut, where tgauttiack basiOa4 48,!4.
until a neW bo a se.cambe:Sryeled,.:atrpagerflemll having
already bega , ntade.forthatp . arpose. • • •, •
-E7Boate will alwa3l'betti reaffidees at oar wharf, to
cece_Ve.iFeight. C.-,A.. IWANULTY k•
arl • Cartalltisin,labert* ".1
-ba g s ßA ßLEr_loo-.„,
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CHINESE •aittclo for
growwt .euatT, danaesuara li on °tithe .Hair. ; , Tbis
Cream,. when once known, will supercede another aril'
clee of the kind now in tie: ' Where the hair is dead
harsh, thin, unhealthy, uot,turning greyi i
few:aPPlica
eons will make the. hair soll and dark, an give it a beau ,
tillilOivety appearance; and will•also mehe irmsintaia
its liveliness ; and healthy color,, twice us long as all the
- preparations that are generally used. 'Where the hair Is
thin, - or has' fallen' islf ; • it may be restored by using this
Cream. Every' lady and gentleman who is in the habit cif,
using oils'on their bairatimild•at Mice purchase a bottle of
t h e bi ne • Bair cream,- its it is so competed thar it will
not injure the hair like the other preparations,but will
.beautify. it, and' Oya . .pesfact' satisfaction in every ,In,
For testimony to its verysuperior qualitiesisee this rot
lowing letter' therti;the Rev. - .Mr.i:Caldwell to hiesmt.
,Hendershott & Stretch, Nashville,. general agents for the
SOuthern States: • • • • •• '•
Leaer vitae Rev. R. CaldtnPastor of the Presbyterkm .
ChurcMoans. Ifcthazusnorr rturretti Gentastsi—l take
p.easure -Madding my testimonyin favor•of the excellent
preparation called Dr. Parish's Chit:ens Hair Cream; for.
about two years ago my hzijkwais very dry, bristly,. end,
disposedso come oug but hamng procured atottlepf the
Cream, and used it according to the prescription, it is now
elastic, son, and firm to the head. Many balsanit and
oils were applied, each leaving my hairima worse stale
than before. This Cream, however; ha* met my expee•
tenons.
.Its an article for the toilet, my wife, gives It preferen ce over 'all others; • being' - delicately perfumed -and not dis ,
posed to rancidity. The, ladies,:especially,Wilt SAO, the-.
,Chinese Cream to be a desideratum in their prepapthons
fer the toilet. • ' - Respectfally;&e.; • • -
• • '
B. CALDIVELL:
• • •
(Pulaski, January 7;1847.
ip - Sold wholesale and retail, in Plush ,by Yohn
TOwnsend . , 45 Market Bt . ,: and Joel Mohle r, corner of
IVuod and Filth sts. '
ADIES tire - cautioned against using .Comilint?;PePl!
J../ red Chalk: They are not awarehovr_ frightfully nuns
none it is fo the Skin y how coarsei.howirotigh, hciw sallow,'
.yellow, rind unhealthy the skin appears alter using pis ,
pared Chalk ! Desides it, is iidunons,eciiitaining a large;
squantitiof lead!" We have •prepated a beautiful sregs;
table article, , which we call Jo nes' SpanishLill White.
It is perfectly innocent, being purified Of 'all deleteHous
qualities, and it imparts to the skin a natural; healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively white ; at-the same time .acting as a cosmetic on the skin, making it Soft antriimoinh:
Dr. James Anderldri, Practical Chemist of Masi:ache
se tfif, says v" A Ile r anal ysing Jones' Span ish
I find it pcSssises' the mast beautiful and natiiralf and at
the some time innocent, white I ever saw.. .I certainly
can cohscientiously recommend its use to all whose 'skin
requires beautifying.'" •I'riee W, cents a box.,. Directions
a nte best way.to apply Lilly White,. is with. gen leather.
qr wool—the writer td preferable.
• A' vr.ve ser or Term , sou ~.Sfr csurs.,-.-Whits,teeth . ;
foul breath, healthy viral. ; Yellow upd unhealthy teeth,
after being. once twico'cleaneir with Jones" 'Amber.
Tooth Paste; ' have the appearance. of the most beantUbt,
ivory, and, at the same•time it is so perfectly, innocent
and exquisitely fine, that. its ioristant daily . use is highly;
advantageous, even to those teeth that are mood condi.,
tion, gimps them a tieautiful . polish ; and 'preimming A.
e remnture decay, Those already decayell'it prevents
irom becoming worse—it also faiten.ssuch is becoming
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicatelywhite,and . make the breath' delicionsly'sweet.-
Price or 371'eents a box. All the abdve are Sold only.
at Ee. Chatham st., sign afthe•Atneric an Eagle; NeW York,.
and by the appointed Agents whose : names appear in the
next column. ' ' ' •
- Wm; voustsunviand get a vichlinstiatirl,lady I' "Your
face is • your fortune." len beautiful, clear , fair? Is it
White? If not, it can be made so even though - it' be yel
low, disfigured, sunbunit, :tanned and freckled. • Thous- -
ands have • been made thus who have washed once or
twice with Jones' Italian Chemical Seim: • The - effect in
etoriatit and inagnificent: But be sure you get the•genu
ine Jones' Soapost the sips of the American Eaglei 62
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Chatham street... •'• • . ' • •
• Iting-worm, Salt-rhetim; Scurvey, Erysipelas, Birber's
itch, are often cured by Jones' Italian' Chemical - spap,
when every kinfi'of icmeily has toile& That it cures
pimples, freckles,'and clears - the skin, all know. Sold at
the American F.Agle, 8 Chatham street. Blind, reader,
this seldom or never fails- ;. • • .• F •
_
..-• . .C..INGLIS,,Jr., Patterson. '
Sold it Jiccso'N's Liherty.st.; head of 'Wood;•l3lgn of
of the Bi g i Boot. •.,, •,, uov23.
UNC DDLUA lt TWELVE AND •HA LP CENTS.
--/Ifarriage.Confidential.—Any lady between mea
ty cud thirty, possessing u symmetrical forin, good fee
tares,&c., masked confidentially; can she suppose any,
man could admire her while RIM Lai such yellow teeth;'
such sallow, rough, coarse 'skin; and such dirty, bad,.
wiry hair, when, by spending the above sum, she might
have delicate white teeth:a pure sweet breath - , and's'
beautiful head of hair., She. can have. ltenatifal white
teeth and sweet breath by using a 3. box of .Teries , Am
ber Tooth Paste; a skin White, pure and spotless as snow
by using a cake of the genuine Jenes'.italian • chemical.
Soap; and a beautiful head of hair by using a 3s. bottle of
/ones' 'Coral Hair :Reiterative. • Do not: fiirai an'opinion
against this before you trey or you will regret it;, but be
sure to ask for Jones' a rt icles. Sold onlY in New York
at 82 Chatham at. For sale by • • ,
Vlll. JACKSON, Agent.
89 Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
.
SCROFULA• AND GOITRF-- , -Ample ex
e patience e bus proved that 110 combination ofmedieitte
"ER ric '
have 'ever•been so efficacious in removing the above din
easeS, as DR. JAYN E'S
. ALTERATIVE.' 'lt haieffected
cures truly astonishing, not only of Caniernnd other dis
eases of that class, but has - removed the mast stubborn
diseases of the . Slam Swellings, Dyispensia, &c. 'This
• medicine enters into the eirculaitton, and eradicates dis
eases wherever located. ft purifies the blood and Other
fluids of the body, 'removes obstruction:ln .therpores of
the skin, and reduces enlarge:nein of the glands or bones.
It increases the appetite, removes headache and drowsi
ness. and invigorates the whole system,,tutd iotpattsani
tnation to the diseased and debilitated constitution. There
is nothing superior to it in the whole =Merin medica. It
is perfectly - safe and extremely pleasant,andbus nothing
of the disgusting nausea aerompanying the idea of swal
lowing medicine.
lU — For sale in Pittsburgleas the PEKIN TEA STORE,
71! Fourth st— near Wood.• . ' •.. mar3o
A Reabps tor liuman Hair:
YllO FORCE I ICJ GROWTH AND HEALTH, MAKE
I IT SOIV, SILKY; CLEAN AN") FlNE.—Persons
in consequence of the many things told, set down every
article, (Lie it ever so good,) .as humbug. If people.
could be made to try a•Sq. bottle of done,. Coral Hair Re
storative, and scot haw it makes dry, rusty, red, light hail
moist, son, auburn and dark, and keeps it.so; and by its
use for somctime,_catises it to_ grow naturally beautiful ;-
if people could see the number of poor respectable me
chanics that 'use it, (aye, and 6nd it the cheapest thing
they ran use,) for dresNing and beautifying the Hair; for
keeping it ton and in order three s limes as Jong . as any.
other article made; and . •_ _ ~•
. . . .
Pcxer i iit iftrztm,:t i tO l irr ttri
We forrittrl;s • Wriotbing:lt. ' 4s " ttrt?*.tl-1 - nittree,'.. , bnt we
wit people to try it. Sold puly . o.Fg.l7oq.Er#l Cb . nthnin
:greet, New . York, and by , . '
`tizar2l.o ' - ' IVM:4AOkroOII, Agt &lefty on..
Oltfi Tlwrtmor for Or. w mord EatuityAledi-
ITI piacti.—The undensigued,citizermof Pittsburgh, hav
ing personally useirDr." Willard's Oriental Cough Mix
lure, find experienced ha beneficial effects,do MoAcheer
fully recommend it as: safe and etnettial, in all cases.
Speaking from experience; we believe that: it Hisao nu.
perior; and would-re cortuneadsits, wietemll the:afflicted.
CHARLES LEWIS: •-
•- !. • . .• • .!. ; Am JENKINs;,
Pittsburgh, March 15th, 1819.
• IlD''StoldA.
Saboonmaker ,C 0.,, Jobstilihkitt;iante . s
A.. Jones, 11: Coale!, lolinY. &OM - rt.; Saawdent'4,
Mohler, Ogden it-Snowden:. up 22
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suOAit COATED r
vEo • rcommillitii - AU,s,
A. RE universally edmitleef to, Openwt , • asA an
prizetltirri btltal a nelatfir
all diseases which can affect the btunarrtsinitif.,' :Bead
ache, Indigestion, Itheumatiim, PilemiSeurvy, Dropsy,
SmalPPor, , Childerulltlotboef • Wnrinm Mjitooping.,Congli,
- Quiscaription,.lsatidlee f QuirisgY,l3l-suttaboa,Llver Com
-Apopittay, .Ccumers,..ldeaslep, Bab - g h.e l in?, Fps.
liearthurn, Giddiness, Eiymc i les, Owls, Itching' of
this Skin, Colds,. Gout, Gr a ve Pains in the Back, Inward
'Weak neas, Palpitation of the eart, Malaga in the Vitus t,
Asthma; Fottensof all kinds, Fellatio ComplainimPtheles
in the Side„Spining oCBlond; t3ota 7 Ekca l 'Scrofula; St
Anthony',, lire, Lowness of Spirits,Floodurg; Plus, At.
•bas or Mliites, Gripes, King's Evil,
.11 . -ntigavi . Hysteria,
Bile on the Stomach, and all bilious affeedons, 'Pleurisy,
Swelled. Feet and Legs; Swine-Pox,-White Swellings,
Tremors,Tamois; Ulcers, Vomiting—and' ti host of others
blue saceessfhlly und repeatedly been vanquished' by
heir all-powerful arm. • • : • . • • •
They have been, known wake: permanent cures when
all other remedies bad jirosad•unavailing, audit; thetas
stages of disease,. • • ' •• •• ' •
They have In many cases 'superseded the pracriptire
eche mass aninguphysieffinr,and received besides their
univalified tommendatioa. ,
• 'limy Lave been frequently recortimeneedisy men the
most distinguished clutrrieters throughout -thailattd„•pnd
been nalichoned inlEurope by NoblemetWatulfPlitices of
rya' blood. t
•
They have been introduted Int , stfiefroipliniti of Rdin-
Lurgh, Paris, and 'Vienna, and through - the disinterested
exertions of oat Foreign Ambrumndent, they havatetei
ved the favorable commendation of the Emperor of Rus
sia, and of his Celestial Majesty Orilla Chinese Empire.
, DU - Scarclly a Packet Vessel of any repute sails irom
the port of New York, without tut abundant supply nf the
MAN'S NEVER FAILING FillaND •
Ir7Ageiseieirßiriebtied established In thirpritteipa I
Cities in the Union, and applications are consnmily reach
ing us from almost numberless villagesiu every section
jof tlio country., Testimonials.of their tuarrellons effects
mire - pouring in frosnall guarterp—aud in mach numbers
that we have not time to read one. half, of: them. What
tronger or moreconeinsite evidenee Than Otero" Import
:surffacu cau.tho mos; sceptical denim? Is it pew* ,le that
the many, thewsatids who haVe tried 'CLICRENER'S
' can be deceived id theirresullif - Ifanr tmpoe.
Mreswituackeryezistedfwonld it not long ago hare been
held up, as it 'should be, to the scorn and derisicrn a
jnsly offended community. •
• '.':llemesnber, Dr. C. V. Clicketterls the original in,
'ventor of Sugar Coated Pills; and that libthhig of the roe.
was ever heard of, until he in trod u ced *help Jana, 1843.
Purchasers should, therefore, always ask Tor;Clickener's
Sugar Coated•Yegstable•Pillsi rind tekeifo olhititir they
willbe made the Vita= -of afraud. •,, ••••,
Dr: clickenees principal oiTteti for sale of pills; is'at
Yescy st., Now York. - • • •• -; •
WM. JACKSON. 89 Liberty Cl., bead of *boil lit., Pius- •
littigh;PX;Generel'Agent'' air- Western 'Pennitylvania,
NorthertrOhip, and.tbe River Counties of yirgima. - •
The following are Dr. Clickeneen duly appointed A •
'gents for Allegheny taints . ,
Witt. JACASON (principal) 8 5 Liberty, street, heal *of
•
4.% i A. M. Marshall, Allegheny City.: .
Jonnikais Ghriest, hianchester. , ••-
• .C:Tovinsind & Co; • .'" • • ..'t •-•
Jpo. R. H. Jacques, Bimdaghturi.,..
Jno. H. Curse', Penn st•..
• • •••• AndreW S. Getty, Wylie,st • • I.t , •••• t,
Robert Williatps,
R; If. llimingmy,Honth Ward. • : ,
Wm:J;Smith, Tempemneeville. •
Jeremintilleming, Lawreneeville. • ;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty. •:.
• ..• Edward Thompson,.Wilkinshargh.', •• .7'l
Thomas Aikin Sharnsburgh. .•
. • G. H. Steep, Sewickley. -•
t': f. ,f
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June kr)ree .. , Stewanstown. • ,
•
C. Rpichl, Elizabeth:, c .v.:.
--Penny;:hrKeeipari. -
,TT. Ifi TILE BESB CAUGII - 11.1:EDICINE. I• EVER
USED."-Tbis was expressed ' in our hearing yes:.
terday, by an . intelligent 'gentleman, Who,hrul 'need but,
about vac half of a bottle of Mr TriUard's Wand Con g 4..
beforehe was entirely Cered: ' Conte' and get
bottle of it, and if the most obstinate couglror iold does
not disappear by its use, your.money will be orpflinded.•
CoMpoonded its it is; of the most effective{ hmigh harm
lesi and pleasant remediesi its use for ;years haa?nor in.
deed can it, fail to give entire satisfaction.. •
.For sale, wholesale and retail, by ' •'. . • ' -•
• . • ; , IIILY,B!er• B.BOPKWAY;
Libert&reet near Basin,
• dit.M.FIXAEINGi's.
; liaypsuctrille.
ua also by
octl
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WILLAIIVS.OrientaI Cone a trs
LIP wows au . t.sn . rr.'l nothadim op
poriunity of trying thiii great remedy for the Permanent
e a rifo revery affection of the lunge, s h ould 11oi fail L^ fn
it a trial. Certificates of its efficiency from MU t:
irtns, which we are constantly receiving. canna 1,15.1
convince the skeptical.: Read the following from ~la
of high standing in Allegheny: • .
—•- • • . Atm:cnna Cirr, Feb. 7, 1848.
-"Noun. Hays '4- Zrockuayt• It. rrifonls me great plea
sure to be oble to add my testimony in favor of. Dr.
lard's truly valuablecough medicine. - A bourth ree months '
since I was attacked with a violent told, and:was much
distressed with the cough,. from which I could get no re
.lief,
.atitill. was a short time since induced totalltit your
store and purchasesoine of the Oriental Cough Mixture. -
I am bappylo state that tht - ust of the second bottle has
entirely cured me; and, having great confidente in It t
have, and shall cotattnuelo - recommend it la my friends.'
"GRACR . POtriCh"
Price, 25 cents a bottle. 'Sold by • ' • •• • • •
}IAN'S
No. 2, Com. Row,Liherty sb, near Ronal.
(labia) .1. PLEATlNG:Lawrenceville.
WROM the New York Gazette, Oct. 6, - 1839; tOlaily—
. paper .deseriredly itt'}be:hend of the ilnilYae in
'this country . . ,
Gristoroi Eitr act of Saiscirarilki.--lt were but courtesy
to eel! the attention of ourreatlerato this invaluable prep
nnition which will be found advertised in another intorno
11Tr. Bristol is a. brother, and issues a highly
newspaper', every now and.then, one or two numbers of
e
which we hnv already , noticed; and, the medicine :itself
Ids teen eulogised bynearly'alfilie press of the Westent
'country; andrwe doubtmor, Justly eulogised. • It 61F in its
• favor,. intircover, ...very flattering testimonials: frcim the
,snoSt eminent: practitioners in every part of the'eountry -
Where it 'num been used. There is beauty antlArecie .
enough in the' bottles; end in the engraved lobe ` which
they_ ant envelorwd; 'to 'induce , a purchase, Pien• if lhe
preparation itself were not one of tbufullovereignist
the world,n.as every person must believe it is,
every one must believe it le—that is, every' one Who
ertioldlief resist rinfassofilocurnentitry videnceeconclu
sive enough ttrepnvert a.Terk to .Chnstianity... Guy one
of thebmtles, gentle reader, and see chiiether you do not .
agree - with us on this point: :- • •
:For stde by .... A.-FAIINF'STOON:it
fch24 'cor. of Isi and Mod and fhb - Alia : Wood Ste..
.111IEUMATISIII, GOUT, Altal 'TIC IDOLOREIIX:— .
, 1111#: 4 respectable gruitlemna tithe.] at. nuetnficf as he
said, to inform us that ho had becu.rnilicted for 1.5. years
with Rheumatism or Gour,'antl' occasionally' with Tic
-Doloreux ; flint be.-lied beet*. (modernly confined to his
mom for:months together, and .often- saffermithe most in
tense and excruciating pain,. but that lately belied - been
using Jayne's Alietatire; from which barmaid tbe most sig. •
nal . end unexpeeted.relief,,Do
. orays. be •foutul ,tbe
eine very pieta:stint and effectiVe, and that lie now con
siders himself perfnulltepred.—Philailitiikita North Amer
jeanA-PACT oliiemrotowi
babitarbut foal/cream - in - bit younger days • becapie af
fected with .Ulcerations in thO.Throat. antelsjoseolud
disagreeable 'eruption' of the Skia. -s lntlehd,!hlk whole
tsYsternbare the rearks of. being xatararnuljaatirklisease.
One hand and wrist were so much affected that he had
lost the use of the hand, every pan being coi'errnt with •
.deep,.paltalitl, and pfinnsive alcers,'pantyrere as hollow
rind poroni as an honey,conito. It Nos at thin sta of his -
lkcimplaint; when death appeefeat in kitaltie 'from ge loath
some di se that lie commenced- thelane cif ,Inyne;tl Al
tettitike, antaiiing taken s i xteen bOtfichls kir , perfect
dured..l.l., • o (of, ;fp • -
The Alterative operates thrangh;the;airculailo;!, and
purifies the blood Mid eradicates diseaie front the !Talent,
. wherever lonatml,land :the ututtOirnis purer - 1111as per
ftnata4 in Incenses of the, skin, Caneer„sonafaln,, gout,
liver complain; d3 . , qaepsict pnd other ehrolpie'diseapes; is ,
"truO.aslonisliing,--Wpsritaf iNeTheef.,'•
For sale Pittfibuighost the PkigiuxTun STGRE,
7fi 'Mirth kneel. ft: ,
OP.
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TIONSUMPTIO ; - C.011011;. sprrniyafoe. .1;00D:
IL) BRONCIHTIB,.ASTHAI.4 - i.,fic. 7 Tts . COMIIPPII7II3,
I'ooi-fifths or you are 'really..iturCrulg,:riitta-rieglected
%Colds, In' .obsttactioit and consequent indium:Won or
the delicate lining of thosf , tobes throuStrwhich.She air
• werbreuthe Is distriblitCd to 'thi. tangs. • Tlds oiniffaction
pindacos pain and s sorenessi h nurseries!, cough, ditqcultY
or breathing, hectic fever, mad a spitting or . blood,outmer
or phlegm, which finally exhausts the. - Irtength•Cir.tbe pp a a
heat-and'. death, venues. JAY,NEEPIIIXIIIOTOBANT
never fails to remove this obstruction ,; and. produces the
most pleasing lumpy_results: It A& eettaiMin its of and. cannosfail to relieve.
.For auk in Pittsburgh at thorekiaTea fitore r 72 Fourth
c, - • - . • Jans
di - 1 tZT COUGH- hIEDICINE IN THE: WOMADV.
LID Another eyidepoo„of the ,saperibritret
Dr. iPl
latd's Cough ilfixture, over nil others. • Read the following
certificate from a respicialde citizen of the-Fifth. Ward :
"'rine certifies that for'some weeks past I Wastrnubled
with a very serious Cough, which was's:Went:4 becom
ing seated on the kluge to such an extent as to resist tha
cffeet of every medicine Which I bid been ntiog... 'I was
finally, pemaded. to call, at flays & Brockway's Drug
Store, and get a tiottle of Dr. I/Ward's ,Oriental Cough
Mixture)" 'Whiek,' to' nip great surprise* relieved no very
much;,alles,taklng only two or three d oses , ; and before I
had 'use onelioUre,l was edtirely cared. I was so much
• pleased with its effects; that thave 'brought ethers to buy
shalt,eantinue-to ;amalgam:al it to. 91X friOlditr
y 7 efiebe'ltlobe tffsi - yel Volgllltufficane in the tesnid."
tzkl :'" , .,./the: s t - it , 04 ci I!''..4o,Valinila*PVCAl7l"."
imi1 i fg.47179A1,,F5 1 114 . 1 ', Zz Sold •
is
i• tirrafraaertyelia2l,;,neareattailtasta.
r: ,cnrlv lo tiold alao , ;, ,
rencev ' ;
1 14.‘;' , ". "' "
101tALIWOredilWitart0'—frairsilnii4-,Toths /fad cind
JUI - Ar 4 l63—lhoU,wish aria, luxurious head rehair, rive
from dandrnffand schtf, acute' MI to procure the genuine ;
.rtaLiatii or 031inntild. masee df baldness, it will more t
~thantexceed , your.,exPActatioas.,. htanyr who • ht/vp last
thelrludi for twenty years &Sire - 11a it restored to ii, ori
glut! perfection by tilt use ofittig Batumi. :Age,•state. or t ,
• condition, appears to be no obsuicle, • vvhatever. .it also
causes the fluid to How with which t he hair tube
is filled, by:Which means thousands, whose hair was grey
as the Asmtib.eagle;lave had' their hair restored to its
natural color :by. the w:eat - ibis isrvaluable remedy. In
all eases ef , k4ler/t will be &and one of the most - pleasant i •
washes that calf be . used. -A few applications only are
necessary to keep thabuit (rim our,.•, , ito rengi b en . ;
the. Too. Ut import.* rieb;glciosy appear- i
cadet taut asa perfume for the toilet, itis unequalled. It i •:, .
holds three times as much tut otherrowealleil lisirßestor- g •
alive*, and is more effectual .< •The.gerpthip op ana g ar , I
tared only by Comstock& - Scti, .31 courtim4t-11Weer, Now
Sold only genuine is Pittsburgh, bfiViciiitratt,itO •
Liberty street, bend of Wood; also, in 'Washington,
by A. reengy,l4•Sun ; inCannonsbingheyDrVowell:
in Brownsville, by' Bennett ar. Croter; also, in tivery.icr
nipinnsFivonia, Ohio, iliaryland and 103/011111".".>`'
f.-3. ego o. 1 :Lard;
.. 4 bbla.-
Oo coosigiuneal, and for sal.; bzi t A ufe l f e i, so ,, l:4
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