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A: a”ahand.ooio«toct offatomoWo goods
for gentlemens Summer Wear, such as Frcnch 3 English}
OJoth*, I>rop dea;tea, Cashmaretl^^ermo,
Ciusimcres, Bombazines, and Summer Cloths, of all coir
*ra and traa title*. Also, a great variety of fancy, Cassi
mereatmd figured. Linens, many of them entirely new
styles, whicb-cro not.'to bcYound elsewhere m this city;
together with a large assortment of hew style fancy Vest*
in«, all of which will be made to order in the most Fash
ionaolc manner, atshortnotice- GenUemenfavonnguiis
establishment wHhiheirordors,tnayreiyupon iheir gar
; ments bcing mado as well as they can be in any other
honse in the country. „ • • -V . • • I
ON HAND* a large • assortment of - READ T MdZJA !
; CLOTHING, comusiing of every 'description oCDress
■ and Frock Coats, new style business coats, sacic coats,
blouses, &c. Also; a general assortment or pants, ; ve9ts
shirts, cravats,sußpeiulcrs, and alloiherarticles jntne
clothing.line, which will ue sold low for .ca*|V:Whole
sale purchasers'will .find it much to therr ad vantage to
; cdll and examine before purchasing elsewhere. .. -
r jeio / :P. DELANY t Yauor.
Ifrenob eooili, ror wear.
THE subscriber appeals to his shelves to bear him out
in the assertion that he has the rlergesV loif ot
French Goods, Adopted to men’s wear, to be found in any
Tailoring Esteblishmentin the, city—raai>T articles and
many styles included in the same; cannot be found else
where. A few of the lending articles will be enumerated
here below; ;■■■' •••• *. ?
Bonjohn’a Finest Black Cloths j
Johannes Abhoe’s colored “
BonjohnfcSimom’sDoaskin Cassimeres;
' '*■■■"■ CrapeElisuqucs u !■
' Light and dark Fancy’s • K .
• Fallot Cloths, forSummerConts;
Cachmarelts, M • “ “
Cobnrgs, 4 “ “
Tweeas, English and American; ■ , .
Satins, Crape Silk, Tarletoty Cnchmcre, Tinselled
Brocades, embossed and needle wrought Shapes, white
Marseilles, and a great variety of other VesUngs.
Also— Unenßrills, white,.grey, plain, plaid and ribbed,
of enurelv new styles, imported thisseason—which will
bo sold low to order, for cash, on deUvepr^mjl^cashow }.
FifthjnreeU next Exchange Bank.
No. 77 479 CORNERSIXTHAKD LTBeAtY STI3?r3.
the attention of their friends and the public to their
choice selection of New Goods, comprising every vane
tv forspringand summer wear, selected especially, tor
their customer department Those wishingto
orders will find at this establishment every style of new
and desirable goods.. Their stock of readyraadoXlpm
ing is extensive got lip' in the best manner, of durable mar
tenal, and well worthy the attention of those wishing to
"purchase.-- All are invhed to call, and raay.rest assured
that they will be pleased with pnee, quality and variety.
A. large assortment of shirts kept constantly on hand., •
•. apmlOCmo.. —•
■ TO ARMS» TO ARMS!-rThTeaten«ain'
vasibnofWesteni'Peima. by Col Swift, with
10,000 men, notwithstanding which, J. M.
nniiuue to seiydothuig cheaper than any
has heretofore been offered mtlie Western country, hav
in? thelariresteslablishmeut in the city, fronting on wn
etty and Sixth at*. He isnow prepared to show ioJu»
numerous patrons, the greatestvanety of. cloths, ctsst*
merev vestings, and clothing of all descriptions, suitable
oo»«rrtT Wr ..... -•••-» ‘JOSEPH K. EIDbLK-
Twin City Clothing Stores. _ }
ri EORGESPANGLKR&Co; announce t© their friends
S3fSr6 , Mi2~2
Casßimeres, and yeslines, which they wll make up to
order; in. the neatest and best manner. t
Tn*Castom work done as usual. . _
N; B. Don't forget the place, on the west side of Ffcae
rttl street, 5 doors north of the Auction Store, Allegheny
Clothing I Clothing! I ClotUtott t il
Tti* ThrtA Bte Doors vs.- The Western {world!
1 RA ftfln WELL SELECTED GAUMENTS now
10UAJUU made and ready to 1 be offered on the
most liberal tenasto my old customers and the public m
cenernl- The Proprietor of this far-famed and extensive
establishment has now, after returning fromthe Eastern
cities, at much trouble and expense, just completed bis
fall and winter arrangements to supply his thousands of
customers with one of the most desirable stocks ofCIo
• ttdng that liasevcr been offered in this or any ouierxnar
ket west of mountains. For neatness m style and
workmanship/ combined, with the very low price which
they will be sold for, must certainly render , the old tmn*
• vailed Three Big Doors one of the greatest attractions of
>• the western country. . It is Ratifying to me to be able to
announce to my numerous friends at home and abroad,
that notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts which I
have made to meet the many calls in my. line, it is with
difficulty I can keep time with the constant rush that is
made on this establishment If is a well established
fact, that my sales are eignt or ten times larger than any
oilier house in the trade/and this being the case on the
' - amount sold,! can 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
swden of all my presentstock before the bemumneof next
y ear, coming to this conclusion, i will moke it the inter
est of every man, who wants a cheap winter suit,.to call
andpurchase at iho Three Big a .
oai2l-d&w : JOHN hPCLQSKEf
XTE\V~GOODS, NEW GOODS.—Received at the Iron
IN City Clothing Store, a splendid assortment of Cloths,
consisting of fine French, English and American Plain,
black and fancy Cossimeres, of the most modern styles;
fine figured Cashmere Vestings,. Silk Velvet, Thunaad
Fancy Satius—all of which we will make up at the most
reasonable prices,in adurable and fashionable style.
Ready made Clothing, of all descriptions; Lady’s
Cloaks of the most fashionable patterns. .Aeek and
Pocket Hdkfa., Suspenders, Bosoms. Shirt Collars, and
every article usually kept in a Clothing Store. Country
Merchants, befpre purchasing elsewhere,will ;find it to
their advantage to call at tho Iron City Clothing Store,
No. liberty street, immediately opposito Uie mouth
of Market. . ; (octlS-tU C. M CbOSKEV.
<« CELLING OFF "LOW-FOR CASH.”—Wmter Clo-
O thing of every description, such; as cloaks, over
coats, superfine blanket, Beaver, Pilot ami heavy broad
cloUi* superfine cloth, dress, and frock coats; a large as
sortment of tweed, sack and frock coats. . •
Cloth, cassimere, ond satinett pantaloons; also, a gen*
eral assortment of vests; plain and fancy velvet; cloth,
cassiraere and fancy woolen, and plaid, enssuncre, with
a great variety of superfine Irish hneii, tnramed shirts,
under shirts, stock, cravats, comforts and all other rarii
cles in the r tiling line, which will he sold low for Cash.
Purcbaw. * rill'find it much to their advantage to call
sooii,at49 Liberty street. ■
N.'B. A complete assortment of goods, suitable for
Customer work, always on hand, such as English, French
and American cloths, and caßsiraeres; also a choice as
sortment of seasonable vestings—all of which will be
made to order in the latest styles, and on the - most ac*
commodating- terms.. janU-daw
Clolblngl Clotnlngl I
THE Spring and Summer stock that is now .rfeady lo be
offered afllie old original -. •• ‘ -
THREE BIQ DOORS, : - ;
Is one of the largest and choieestin selection that has ev
er been exhibited by any one concern in this or any. oth
er city in the Unions I will not undertake to describe to
the reader the different assortments of articles which I
now have to offer them; but will simply tell them.that if
they only favor me-with.a. call. I will lay before them
175 000 different garments to make u choice out of. con*
■istimr in part of Coal*,-from the richest in quality down
to the lowest in price { Pantaloons and Vests, to the as
tonishment of the beholder, with both mouth and eyes
open, wondering in the most extravagant degree of sur
prise! how sucbavaslcoliecUonofßKADTMXOKCumtwa
rouli possibly be collected together under the control of
one individual. But such things willbe, as long os per*
-severance.cud industry is the mum-spring of trade.
Without any intention of boasting, on my part, I. will say
at the same time, it is ofsuchmdtall arapnncipaUy coin*
- posed, for nothing in the shape or form of difficulties, no
• batter what their magnitude may be, can deter ra>e from
accomplishing ray- olyecl, in providing for he fnrmmMhe
mechanic, and the day lolmrer. My- whole .attention is
taken:up with the greatest care for their welfare, in get
• ting up fashionable, and at the same Uine substantial gar
ments, to meet their as for : others, who
fancy themselves inovingin a f different sphere, »nd re •
. qtdringan article of the n£ plus uhra kind, thej hate
only te give, me an outline of iheit wants, and. they. are.
•uttedlo aword. . ' * : .
- Now* let me say a word or two to my country merch-.
ants in the trade: If.you wish to save from.at least 25. to
30 per cent, in your wholesale purchases, rail m at the
“Three Big l>oors, n ond if I don’t meet your most san
gnine:hopes, in the wav of getting cheap bargains, and
fresh seasonable goods, I tvilfnoi ia fulure attempt ; to otl
>r anf indticemoms of a similar kind to a generous peo
ple of so noble a nature and close dißcemment. _
• JOHN M’CLOSKE r *
No. ISI Liberty street.
i r 'lAN t T BE RkaT!— J. M. Whitt has just receiyed at
Vy. his largo establishment, fronting on Liberty and fith
streets; a splendid assortment of TwEEDS for summer;
also, a superior lot of French Satin , all of;
• which-ha ts ready to make up in the latest fashion and
on the most reasonable terms as usual. -Observe-.the.
rnmerTi No. 107 Liberty and Sixth sttcets.
’ ■ J. M. WHITE, Tailor, Proprietor.
: "Wholesale and .Retail*
SADDLE HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
•OOBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to m- gs. _
K, form his friends and the yuhlic generally, Ngmk
Jhitthe continues to occupy thatlargo and com- JSLZtS
jnodious Store Room, formerly occupied by Samuel Fahn
- stock' & Co., No; 80, come r of Diamond alley and Wood
street, where he Veeps a large and general assortment of
Saddles, Bridles, Harness,''Trunks, Carpet Bags, Baddle
Begsj Valises, Buffalo Rohes, Whips, and all other artt-
ahsokeepsconstantly on hand, and is prepared to
furnish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose, manufactured
of the bestraatetial, and in a style of workmanship equal
16 the eastern manufactured arucle, and at 05 per cent.
C^6, oi/nrrv Mcrchan ti and Farmm would do well to call
jind examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, ns
he u determined to sell .first rate articles at very low
Pr in* Don't forget the place, No. 80, comer of Wood
treft and Dittinond AUey.': - : apgo
N
c,v» 'BOOKS—Liteot-Cromwell, Hendly;
■ Power of the Pulpit, by G. Spring,». D.;
■Bethel Flag, by G. Spring, B W-; -
. Jacobus’ Notes on the Gospels;
Lecturos on Shakspenre, by A N. Hudson, 2 vol.
Path of Life, or Sketches of Way to G ory&e. ;
The Convent, by Authorof bcliool Girl in trance]
Nowniul Then, by Warren, ■, ■
Sketches of Sermons on Parables nnd Miracles;
Ireland's"Welcomo to Stranger,
Heaven upon Earthr; ■ , •...
•Hawkstone, a tnlo of and forEnglanu,2 vol. ,
.. Forealcby ELLIOTT. & ENGLISH,
jelO ■ . 78 Wood and Cg Market,
To Western Slerclinntß»
LARGEST AND BEST .ASSORTMENT ever
X offered to the public, ami at.the lowest prices prtsM
ble; found nt 115 Wood street* opposite ,J. D.
Davis* ; Auclion Rooms. -Observe Warerooras up stairs. 1
jeS M. HpPKTNSON. ■
HEW WORK BY HEADLEY—The Life of Oliver;
Cromwell, by J. T. Headlev/nuthor of "Napolepp.
•and his Marshals, n ‘‘The Sacred Mountains,
. louand his Generals.’*etc., etc. Received tins duj' nudi
for sale by K)HNSTOI'r.&. STOCKTON,
JelO . • Bonlcscllers,.corner Market and Third sta.
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PEOPLE’S TRANSPORTATION LIKE
PITTSBURGH TO ERIE!
KO RE-SHIPPING.—The Boats belonging to this Line
have been put in fine order, and are now running
regularly between-Pittsburgh ana Erie, touching at ail.
iniermediatePorts alongthe Canals. A Boatwlll always
;be at the wharf, under the Moiiougahela Bridge,had one
will start Tegularly every other day. V.-The . People s
' Transportation Line, has every facility'for .carrying
Freight and- Passengers.'. The. boats wilLbe towed to
Beaver py steamers; and willproceedio Eriewtlh great
dispatch, by the canals. The' hosts are, commanded by
experienced aad careful men—all of whom have pn in
terest in the Line.
1 ID* Goods sent by the Line to Erie may be forwarded
to any point on: the lakes.
For fighter p»v» g . apply <o H KiRKpATRIcKj
Agent, Water street, Pittsburgh.
AGENTS:
Claus A Co., Beaver.
R;W. Cunningham, Newcastle.
Troutman & Mitcheltree, Pulaski.
SennettWarrex A Co., Middlesex.
MtLToN'HctL, Shertoh. -
Joseph McCtUßEjSbarpsbuTgh.
S.B.&G.'Lo\yav,Clatksville..
King & McFarxland, Big Bend. .
S. C. Plumes, West Greenvilte. ,
J. iT. Kilpatrick, AUamsville. . ! - ’
. W. H. Hbnert, Hartstown.
W. Wawworth A Co., Sherman’s Comers.
. Wm; Power, Cohneautville. '
Spring Comer. /
W; C.-Warner, Albion. ; '
—’ ———,'Cranesville. , i '
Wm. Ttlkb, Locbport.'
E. FSh,Girard. • ■
A. Kino, and B. Tomlinson A Co., Erie. .
The following Agents in Erie wilt receive, and for
ward Freight to any Port'on the Lakes, shipped b)
. this Line: -
i WM; Gallagher, JohaHeam,
. G.W, Haversliek.A Co., Josiah Kellogg, : .
KelsoeA Loomis, Walker & Cook,. JeC
Pittsburgh Portable Boat lilac.
teA 1848. IBM
V". JW lAt Trttnsvcrtation to andfnml>'-
PrrrsctßGH, Philadelphia,baltimore,new
YORK, BOSTON, AC.
BOREIDOE * CASH , PiitatfcMw. •
TAAFFS 4- O'COIfIiOR, Pittsburgh.
THIS old established Line being now in full operation,
the proprietors have made extensive arrongemenu to
forward Good#; and Produce with despatch,and on, the
most favorable terms. They confidently hope,their well
known promptness in delivering goods~ i p* cu " ar: * arct fr
in mode of carrying—capacious warehouses at each port,
affording accommodations to shippers and owners of
produce,—together with their long experience and unre
mitring attention to business, will secure to them a eon*
: tinuance of that liberal patronage they hereby gratefully
; All consignments by and forthisline received, charges
paid, and forwarded in any required directions free of
charge for commission, advancing or storage.
. No interest, directly or indirectly, in steamboats.
All communications' promptly attended to on applion
uon to the following agents;
BORBEDGE A CASH t
‘ 279,Markel street. Philadelphia.
. TAAFFE A O’CONNOR,
' ■-* Canal Basin. Pittsburgh.
O’CONNORS A CO-v
North street, Ballimore.
WILLIAM B. WILSON*
at . • BS, Cedar.street, New. York.
Merchants Transportation liine* i
■***» jsm
..A«»'»“«»s.'ffijs®;
OODS consigned « >ut care will bo forwarded with-
/
Canal lawn, Penn street. Pittsburgh.
MK.vSBILLKS & RKVNOIiDS
272 Qnd Oi , Market street, Philadelphia.
; RASE, .MERRILL fc CO.,
|«.oa , . South’s vrborCt Baltimore.
lercbanti' “Way Freight" £ln».
1848.
EXCtUSIVKIA' for the transportation of way freight
between Pittuburgbi Blair* ville;, John* to wu.ilolu
dayebttrgit, Water street, and Petewburgh.; , -
Thi* Line was formed for ibe'epemUccommotWtionof
the tray businttx, Tbeproprieior*,lhankfulfor. the very
liberal patronage they have received daring the tastiura
years. respectfully inform their old customer* and the
public generally, that they are now better prepared to
deliver good* at any point'on:, the Canal* ot KautOau*
•witli promptness nrul despatch;
fkofeictob*- -
. JAS. A. LORE, ,■ GEORGE TRINDLE,
JOHN MILBKU A CO.
AOEXTS— 0. A.M’Asulxt A Co- Pittsburgh;
. Uoliidayxburg; r
Pk-ewoetii A Wpoi>»r Johu»town. „ ; •
• Rrj?keexcks—Smith A Sinclair; J. AJ. M'Devittju.AJ.
'll'. Shoenbergen R. Robison A Co.; R. Moore; Bngalcv *
Smith; John Parker; WnuLehmerA C£>.; G-P. Siroenbcr
ger,PiUalmrgh.', I
THIS celebrated remedy is coristar ;r increasing Its
fame by the making all dyer the world.; It ba* now
become the only medicine for family use; tnid i# particu
larly recommended for Dropsy: all atones of this comj
plaint immediately relieved, no matteVoi how long*iami
ni?, (See pamphlet for testimony.)
Gravel, and all diseases of the urinary orgaus; for
these distressing complaints it stands alone; no other ar
ticle can relieve you ; and the core* testified to will con
vince the most skeptical;—(see pamphlet.) I.iver Com*
plaint,-Villous Diseases. Fever and Ague. To the Great
West especially, and wherever these complaints prevail,
thismcdicineis offered. No mineral agent, nodeleteriou?
compound iaa pari of ibis mixture; it ctires these diseas
es with certainty and celerity yaud does hot leave the »>'#-
tem torpid; (See pamphlet.) rile*, aeoraplnint ofa most
painful character, is immediately relieved, and n cure fol
lows by a few days use of.this article; It is far beyond
any other preparation forlliis disease, or for any other
disease originating from impureblood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the System,' Wcsk Back, AN eakness of the
Kidneys, Ac., or Inflamutiou of ihe same, is immediately
relieved by a few days use of this medicine, alid a cure Is.
always the result of its use. It stands as a certain reme
dy for such complaints, and also for derangements of Ihe
female frame. Irregularities, Suppressions, painful men
struations. Nopmcleha* ever been offered, except this,
which would touch this kind of derangements, . It roay.be
jelied upon as u sure and effective remedy; and, did we
feel permitted to do so, could give a thousand names as
proof of cures in this distressing class of complaiutsj-r
See pamphlet. All broken down, debilitated constitu-.
lions, from the effect of njereurjYwill firia the bracing
power of this article to act immediately, and the poison
ous mineral eradicated from the'system. ' ;
Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative properties of
this article ptrxrVTTiiE bloob,and drive suchdiscases from
the system. See pamphlet for testimony of cures in
diseases, which the limits of an advertisement will not
permit to be named here; Agent* give them away; they
pages of certificates of nigh character; and a
•stronger nrray of proof of the virtues ofamedicine, nevj
er appeared. It i* one of the peculiar features of this ar
ticle, that it never fails to benefit in any cose, aud if hone
and muscle ore left to build upon, let the emaciated and.
lingering invalid hope os, ana keep taking the medicine
as long nslhere is an improvement. The proprietor would
caution the public.ngainst a number of articles which
come out under the heads of Sarsapabillas, Strops, Ac.,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, Ac. They are good for noth
ing, and concocteato gull the unwary: touch them kot.
Their inventors never thought of curing such diseascstill
this article had done it. A particular study of the pamph- ,
lets it earnestly solicited. Agents, and all who sail the ar
ticle, are glad to circulate gratuitously. Put up inSO oz.
bottles, at $2; 12Oz.- do.- at 81'cach—the larger holding 6
oz. more than the two small bottle*.. Ix>ok but and not
fel imposed upon'. Every bottle has Vegeta ,
le Lilbontriptic Mixture,”blown upon the glass, the
written signature of U G. C. Vaughn” on ihe directions,
and.“XL C. Vaughn, Buffalo,” stamped on the cork. None,
other are genuine. \ _ ' $ -
Prepared by Dr. G. C; Vaughn, arid sold at the Princi
pal umce, 207 Main street, Buffalo, wholesale and retail.
= No attentiongiven to letters«unless post-paid— order
from regularly crulhcrizcdAzents ex ended. Post-paid let
ters; or verbal communications soliciting advice, prompt
ly attended to gTatis. ' • .
• Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this article-r
-132 Nassau st.*, N.Y.» 295-Essex Rt;j Salemi. Mass.; rind
by the prineipal Druggists throughout the United States
and Canada, as Agents. ", '
' *■■■■ HAYS A BROCKWAY Agents., .
No. 2, Liberty st., near Canal Basin.
YEN mAN BLINDS—A WtfUntli, and old and well
known Venitianßlindraaker, formerly, of Second'
and Fourth takes this method to. inform hin many
friends of the fact that his Factory is; how in full opera
tion on St.'Cloir near the old Allegheny Bridge, where
a constant supply of Blinds- of various colors and quali
fies, is constantly kept on hand and at all prices,, from
twenty-ceut* up to suit customer*. . ;
N. B. If required, Blinds will be putup so.that in case
of alarm by fire, or. otherwise, they, .may be" removed
withontjhe aid of a screw-driver,' and. with the same
focilitiy that any other piece of. furniture can be removed,
and.without any extra expense. ‘ .. .. . • jeSM-d&wy
NEW BOOKS.—Loiterings in Europe ; or Sketches of
Travel in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy,-Aus
tria, Prussia* Great Britain and Ireland, with nn appen-,
(lLr.cohtaimng observations on European charities and
• medical institutions. 'By John W.Carson, M. D.
■ Angela, a novel. Bytne author of “Emilia Wyndhanij”
“Two Old Men’* Tales.” etc, ” ;
Self-Control, a novel. ;By Mary Brunton,-author of
“Discipline.” - ? ; ' ' ?
■ Vol. 111. Daily Scriptural Readings. By the lateThoa.
Chalmers. D. I).. L. L. D.
Part 4, The Thousand and One Nights.. Harpers' illus-.
iroied edition.
William the Cottager, q book for children. Dylbe'nu
tbor of “Ellen Herbert,” *&c. • • V.** " ''
The above works received this day and for sale by'
ietfl JOHNSTON & STOCKTON
Wr«* Gray’* New Novel.
TUST received nt NLA. '
: +| . Xttia Cnmnott; or, The Four Ststors. By Mr*.
Grnj
..The.Life nf.Dr,Richard JenmnßMheOrCnl Virumiwr
. with anhorf ocraumoflns lu*t days. - By Jn* KnikHt '
The Cabin Boy. or. Life on the Wine; aStory ot 'For
ume’s Frenksnnd f-oncie-i. ByLieut Murray ;
. Ladies 7 Nnuonn!Magaime,YorBcpterhber ’
Union - .It .
l.itdrs Living Age, N 0.223.. ■ •-
BlTßerford, or Ailecbeny city.hHsall ihe above- ! -
M. A. MJNEB, Smuhfield st,
•3d ddbr above Second. -'
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Srausportation Cinca.
. netctatuti’ Trttttipottitlott iitne t ;
EOR the Transporintioiiof Merchandize and Produec.
io Philadelphia and Baltimore. : Goodncpujigimd to
pur care will l>e forwarded without delay* at Ihc lowest
Tate*. Bills of leading transmitted, and all initroptiopa
promptly attended to, tree from aiiy extra charge for ator*
age orcommi»xiou. .
, C* A. M’A'NVLTV & Co., Proprietory
marl Canolßiwiu, Liberty »t, Pmsburgh.-. •
, , (Gazette.only, copy:} . • . . •
Western New York College or Health.
2**7 Mxrx street, Buffalo. N. V.
OR. G. C VAUGHNS VEGETABLE LITHONTUI
TIC MIXTURE.
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Harnden-A Co.*! -; £S* .
/U NEW PASSBOOKS
flHft a rra nqbme N T 9.
.-. 10" Hereafter, all Steorage Passengers coming from
Europe, cugageum-Am4nta to come over, in .either of
the ships oi Haexde* t Co., will be furnished -with- the
following Provisions,or their equivalent, m other articles
equallyaood.— SeeAetof Congress, May 17,1843.
riIHISTLAN will provent sickness on hoard. Heretor
J. fore, when Passengersfound themselves inProvis
10ns, many of them came on board entirely destitute,
whichoftcn caused much sickness and death. •> ■.
35 lbs. Bread, VAII of good quail
-1110 ■ Bice’ ty, and one-tenth
10 “ Oatmeal, of the Provision*
10 “ Flouri furnished will be
10 w 1 Beans and Poas, V delivered to. each
35 * Potatoes, ‘ ‘ Passenger evor^
1 pint of. Vinegar, i
60 gallons of Water. j
10 ttv'Snlted Porky free from bon©..
Each Ship in this Line will be prop
a good house over the passage-w ay 1
tenner# apartment. • The Camboose a
for the Uso of Passengers, are kept u
attention will be paid to promote then
Agent at Pittsburgh, JOSHU
'je7 ■' .
—'Tapicott’ft Genera '•EmigrationOffice.
-ct. _ REMITTANCES nudPassagc to and.; xjgx? |
k £®’B^fromGreatßritain ondirelanitby !V.*jG2jJ*y i
T.'Thpscott, 75:Southst,corner 1
; of M&idenLanc, N. Y-, and 90 Water- 1
*oo Rood. Liverpool. . . •.. ,
The subscribers, having accepted, the Agencyof ino
'above House, are now prepared to make arrangements J
on the most liberal, terms with those desirous of paying I
the passage of their friends from the Ohf Country; a |ld I
they flatter themselves .their character arid longstanding j
in business will give, ample assurance that nil their nr- I
rangements will be carried out faithfully,. . :
Messrs. W. tc }. T. Tapscottare long and favorably j
known forthe superior classj accoramodauon, andsaihnc 1
qualities of their Packet Ship*. The QUEEN OF THE
WEST. SHERIDAN; GARRICK, HOTTINGUER)
ROSCIUS. LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of which
leave each port monthly—from New York the 21sl and I
from Liverpool the Oth and llth; iii addition to.
which they have arrangements with ihe St Gcorge ana
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
from Liverpool every five days, being thus determined
that their facilities shall/keep pace with their increasing
patronage: while Mr. W. Tapscou's constant personal
superimendanee of the business in Liverpool U onaddr ;
tionai security that the comfort' and accommodation of 1
thepassehgeniwiil be particularly attended to..
The subscribers being, as usual, extensively engaged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge ot
and forward pas Krugers immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment Of delay; aud are,'
therefore', prepared to contract for passage/rom any sen*
port In Great Britain or Ireland to this 'city, the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carryiug passengers so far inland not otherwise atj
t&iuable; and will, if necessary, forward passengers fur
ther West Ur the best mode of conveyance, without any
additional charges for their trouble. Where person*
neat for decliut coming out, the amount paid for passage
• will be refunded in fall. •
The subscriber* are also prepared id give draft* at
tight for any amount, payable at the principal cities and
towns in England, Ireland. Scotland and Wales; thus af
fording a safe and expeditious ynode of.remitting fund*
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. TAAFFEI O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant*!
mapgrd&w-ty - g ' Philadelphia. __
. -gg llocbe, Urothers, 4 Co, rgj*
«HVFpetox *r., NkwYork ; Kdxs Qcat/
Mtammm Dceus; Scoruum Road, Ltvnmxtr..
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent! Office oa renn Cana)
Basin, Pittsburgh. . '
Anarigmmtt far 1848.
X>OCHE, BROS: A Console Ageut* for the BLACK
it BALI. LINE, of Liverpool and New York
take the liberty or announcing to their'old friends and
customers, that their arrangements for they ear 1848 being,
complete, they are prepared to bring out by
the above splendid Line, from Liverpool to Newkork
and Philadelphia. They refer to their former course of
doing business, and assure those who entrust them with
their orders, 1 that the same satisfaction vrillbe tendered
as heretofore.
SXMITTAXCKS TO '~V ; ~=
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.
Drafts for sale, payable, on desnaud, at any Bank in r
Ireland. '
/Hie undersigned has made arrangements to bring o«t
passengers 10 PitUburgb, during theprewnt year.
febS-amdaw* JAMES BLAEF.LV,
-'©Et Pm**®* To Aud'Erom .*? .
GREAT BRITAIN A IRELAND. »SS£
- Gcoaax Ricexan & Sox, No. 131 Waterloo Hoad, Li
verpool.' - :
Cajcusuc A Ritpa«t», No. S 8 Soudr s!.. N. Y.
THE Subscribers, having accepted the Agency at trn*
city ofthe above wrllknown and respectable Hoa*e*.;
are prepared to make engagement* for pa**e»grr« to rota*
out from anYjartbf Great Britain or Ireland, by the re-t
goiar Line of Packet Ships, sailing from 1 Jverpoof week
jy. Persons engaging with us may rest assured tha t their
mends will meet with kind treatment ond prompt
patch at Liverpool, ns well a* every attention necessary
on their arrival in this country. Apply to or address
SAMUEL hTCLUHKAN A CO.,
14$ Liberty Piilsbuteh.
N. B.—-Passage* engaged here from Liverpool to intis
burgh direct, and draits for any amount; forwarded, pay
able at sight, throughout the United Kingdom. ' jy2o-ly /■
iiARN r uEN'&.c6.'’S riser
l&ttK PASsrcaKu a.tx> hkmittaxce RiMt'
HARNDEN .* CO.coiitlini<!iobrinsom(wiK>n»frmn
nny part of England, Ireland, Hcothsml or Wile*,;
upon the inoM liberal term*,, with their usual punciuauly,
ami attention to the wauuofteraigront*. » e al
low our passenger* to be robbed by tho • wind hug scoinps
that infest the we take charge of them the
moment they report themselves, and see to their well*be- ;
ing, and despatch them without any detention by jhenMt
ships. AVe say tliit fearlessly, a* we defy ony of our
Easscngeta to skate that they, were detained forty-eight
ours by us in Liverpool, whilst thousands.of other* were
detained months until they could be pent iu some oW
erafi , at ,a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their \
coffins. ...
. AVe intend to perform our contracts honorably, east
teAaf if may, and not act as was the case last season with
other office.*, who either performed not at all, or when tt
suited their convenience.
Draft* drawn at Pittsburgh /or any sum from XI to
Xl,OOO. payable at any of the Provincial Banks in Ire
land, &igland, Scotlauu and Wale*..
JOSHUA KOBINSONV
European and General Agent,
Fifth street, owe door below Wood *t.
E BMITTASCE.
fIUTR Subscribers are prepared to forward money to n
A parbiof Knglaiid; Ireland, Scotland nud Wales, wit
despatch, am! at the lowest rates.
' SAMUEL MCMJUKEN &. CO n t
143 Liberty street.
Kuropean and American Agetie^«
TllK.uudersigned European •■Agent-hits just arrived in
the United States, and will leave Pittsburgh. Pu.,
oarlyin September,and suit from New York on tpe Ist
day of October next.peribmihiff the Twenty Second Tour
oftbisagency through England, Ireland,Scotland,Wales,
etc. returning to America in May, 1849. Money remit*
Minces for targe and smalt sums promptly maae to all’
parts of Great Britain and Ireland ; legacies, debts, rents;
real estate and claims collected and recovered; copies or
wills, deeds and documents procured; searches of all
kinds made, etc. He succeeds his relative, 11. Keenan,?
now U. 8. Consol at Dublin, who to many years succes**-
fully conducted this Agency; and he will be assisted by
him in all business transactions in Europe. . Innumerable
references given. Address personally, or address, post
paid, ‘THOS. J. KEENAN; European Agent,
and Attorney ami Counsellor ni Law,
. PittsburglL.Pa.
' Office at the McrchanCsHolel, corner Third and Smith*:
field sts. - • ' . .
U7“Mr. K. may be seen on business at the following
times and places: In Cincinnati; at Broadway Hotel, on
31st July, and Ist August; in -Louisville, at Louisville
'Hotel, on 3rd and 4th August; in St. Louis, on 10th, 11th
and 12ih August. •■ -. ~ _
: James May, Esq. will attend to ail European business
in my absence. ■ . jd3
Great Kngllstx Remedy I
TJOR Coughs, Colds, Asthma; and Consumption !—The
T 1 great and only Remedy for the above diseases is the
Hungarian Balsam Itft, discovered by the celebrated
Dr. Buchan, of London, England; and introduced into the
United Stales under the immediate superintendence of the
inventor.- ' •
The extraordinary success of this raedioine, in the cure
of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American Agent in
soliciting for treatment the-worst possible eases tkut can
be fauna in the community—cases lhatseek relief in vain
from any of the common remedios of .the day, and have
been given up by the most distinguished physicians, as
-eofirnted ana-incurable. ?The Hungarian-Bulsara has
cured, and will cure, the mpsl desperate cases. :It is no
quack nostrum« but dstandardEnglish medicine, of known
and established efficacy. ,
Every family in the United States should be supplied
with-Buchan’s Hungarian Balsam <of Life,; not only-' to ■
counteract the consumptive of the climate, but to be used
as a preventive medicinein ali-cases-of colds, coughs;
spittmgof blood, pain in the side and chest, irritation and ■
soreness of the lungsy bronchitis, difficulty of breathing,
hectic fever, night sweats, emaciation and general debili
ty, asthma, inflae&za, whooping cough, ond croup.- :
Sold ih large bottles at 81 per bottlo, with full dn-ectjons
for the restoration of health. , • • . '
Pamphletß,conmining.tt mass of English and American
certificates, and other evidence; showing the unequalled
merits of this great English Remedy, may Jje nbtuiued of
,h FS’^ lt “^ n '' Jr B. A. * CO,
ebl9 • cor. First and Wood, and Wood nnd Oth sts
A .LLiBON»S MARLBOROUGH—Theriulimry life .of
'J\_ John, Duke of Marlborough: byAr'cbibnid Allison,
F. R. S*, author ofthe of Europe.” » ~
Neander’s Life of Christ—The. life’ ofJesus Christ, in
ritsbUiprical aiid historical developmentsj by
Augustus Neander—lrnuslated fromjhe fonnh‘Gcnnan :
ediudir. by John McClintock-hud-E.
sors iit Dihktnson College; •; ... . • !
Old Hicks the Guide; or Adventures in the Camanclie
Country iU’senrchof aGold MinethyChas. W. Webber.
•• . The Bachelor, of the Albany vbytheauthor of; the
; u Falc6n Family.” i ‘ - ,
pr.:Cholrher’s ,Posthumoua sVorks|—Daily Scriptural
Readingsj by the late Thpmns ChalmersjD.-I);, L. L. D.—
ill three Vols. - Volumes istanft'Sdreceived., : H
The above valuable workVreceivedtßis day, and for
sale by : JOHNSTON & 9TOCK?rON,
apiZ;.. Booksellcrilt corner Market and Third sts.
SUNDRIES.— 40«d6z. PlayingCardß;
800 whole and hatf'boxcsSardmesV - -' -
10 bnßketa olive Ollj : • •
• ‘ 20 doz. nsAottedCatßopa,-&c.
. ,:t/S cnskftTiondon ’Porter, quart* and pinis^. ' v:
3(H) Wine*, &c. very old;'
i'.: i 'vcbbls.powderedSugar;''’v ; ‘-
; CO?baskets Chaihp&igue Wine,’part■to arnvej ':-
3 hhds Claret Wine, for «ate by • •• •>
mart ; { -«v ' P. C. MARTIN;
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•to:
r* fV.v?
(Emigration tints.
week, with a suf
ficient supply of
i Fuei for cooking.
ertrreiUtlaled, and
leauuig to ike Fas*
wdCooking-rniiges,
aider cover. Every
ir health and comfort;
JA ROIttNSCEN,
iflh st, near Wood.
REMITTANCES.
New 'Works*
(■ “ „ ‘ I-■ f V *
L 1
jfnenvanfe .Companies. ,
Plw and Marine Inwpncf' .- • ;
mHE Insurance Company.of North Ameiica,or;Fhila
..l delphituthrough ibi duly authorized Agenuihe aub
scnber, offers to make permanent and. limited Insurance,
on property, jn tins city and itsvicimiy 3 uud on shipments:
by. the canal and overs. . -
' DIRECTORS: • ..
. Arthur Cj. Coffin, Pres’t.:-Samuel Brooks,. .
... Alex. Henry, - . Charles Taylor, >
Samuel W. Jones, SamuelW. Smith,: ,
Edward Smith, . , . Ambrose White* :
John A. Brown, . . ... Jacob M. Thomas,
John White, . John R. NeflV : , • .
;-Thomas-p. Cope, . : • . RichardD. w00d,.-, ,
. Win. Welsh,.;. HeuryD, Sherrard.Sec’y..
. Tlusib the oldest Insurance Company .in .the Lmjcd
i States,liavmg.becn charteredml?o4. Its. charter is per
i peuialj and Irom its high standing, Idng .experience, am*
i pie means, and avoiding nil risks of an extra..hazardous
I character; 11 may beconsidered as ofiermg umple secun
ty to the public. WILLIAM P JONE 9
[ AtConutingßoom of Atwood. Jones k Co,* Water ana
Front sis., Pittsburgh . • may4y
The Frankllh Fire Insurance Company
oy rntLADELWHA. - _
CHARTER paid in office
IC3J Chestnut st., north side, near Fifths Take lubu
ranee, either permanent or limited, against loss or dam
age by fire, on property and effects oi every description,
in town or country, on the most reasonable terms, Ap*
Rlication, made eitherpersonnlly .letters, will he
promptly attended to. - C.N* BANCKER, Presl.
C.G.Bahckeb, Secretary. ;
DIRECTORS:
: • Charles N.Baneker, . Jacob R. Smith, •
- Tliomas Hart, W. Richards,
Thomas J. Wharton, :Momecai D. Lewis,
J Tobins Wagner, ; E. Bone,
; Samuel Grant, David 9. Browiu ,
PITTSBURGH AGENCY. ■
| ■; Wahricx hUrrm, Ageut, nr .the Exchange Office of.
Warrick Martin A Co., corner of 3d and Mttrketats. • .
Fire risks taken on building* and-their contenta-to'
I Pittsburgh,Allegheny nnd the surroundingfoontryw N®
I marine of mlahd navigation Tiiks taken. • aug»-iy~ -
10SUH xiko. .
KISG4FIWNEY,; b . .
Agent* at Pittsburgh, Jot the Delaware Mutual Sctftty Irir
turanet Company*/ Philadelphia.'
T?IRE RISKS upon Buildings and Merchandize ofeve
ry description, and Marine Risks upon hulls or car
goes of vessels, taken opoa the most favorable tennsi
. Office at the warehouse of King & Hohne*,'On Water
st., near Market.street, Pittsburgh,
r N. B. King it Finney invite the conudence
age of their friends and community at large to the Dela
ware M. 8, Insurance Company, as an irismotion among
j the most flourishing in FhUadelphia*-;a« havidg a large
| paid »n eagital,vbieh J by 'the operation of its charter* la
I constantly inereasing—as-yielding to each, person .insu
red, hi* due share of the profits or the Company, withopi;
[ involvinghim in any responsibility whateyenbeyond the
[ premium actually paid in by himj and therefore os pos
f tensing the Mutual principle divested of every obnoxious
[ feature, and Sit its most anractive forar. novl-tf
Agency of the franklin fire insurance.
COMPANY OF PIIILAPELP.IA.— H, B. Comoro/
Third and Wood ttrttu* P,imbitt£h, —The assets, of the
company on the'first of January, 1945, as published to
conformity with aivact of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
Bonds and Mortgages * * - S
Real Estate, at cost*--?* • -"ISMES
Temporary Loans, Slocks and Cash * *SP',4g9 73
Making a total of* -#909,583 42
Affording certain assurance that all loase* will be
prhmptly meunndgivingentire'security tool! who oh*,
tain polieieafrora this Company. Risks taken at ns low
rates as are cousisteuiwithaecurity. • . ; . ,
octS WARRICK MARTIN, Agcttt.....
Iniarance Against Fire* _ f
THE American Firi lmurane* Company—^ Office, No.
72 Walnot street. Philadelphia; Incorporated A. D.
1 ?10—Charts r p* rpectual. .
Insures Bailui'figs, FartLitare, Merchandize, andproper
ty generally, either In the city or country, agomst loss or
carnage by firc.perpefnal or for limited periods, on favor
able ierta*['
DIRECTORS:
John Sergeant. Samuel C. Morton,
William Lynch, * V Adolphu* Penes,
Thomas Aitihoiie, _ : George Abbott,
. .John Welsh, Jr., Patrick Brady*
John'T. Lewi*.
9AMUKL C. MORTON, President.
F*akco O. JsMrEa. Secretarr. _'" . ■
Orders Air lusaraurtrby the above Company win be
received and insurances effected by onucrsjcned,
agriit for Pittsburgh. '• GEu. COCHRAN,
jan4-3m. v : • 1» W ood street.
pain'lixiJricior.
IT’!#.- now-■cciucrtdejcby. medical roe a that Conncir*
Magical Pain Extractor, manufactured 4*y. Comstock
i Co.,ai CtwrilAwlAt*New York, U th«j\krc*te«' won
dcroribc 19th century..: Its effect arc truly miraculous.
AH pain* ojttjcinovcu from burn*, scald*,. Ac.,. and all
external sores, in a .few minute* after iu application;
brufingtUe name oaibe; skin, leaving no
Icar* It in equally beneficial in ull kind* of maammaJcK
ry diseases, .*uci»;-*A.«o».-Ntpple* and. Eye*. Sprain*,
Rheumatism, White Swelling and Ulcers, Bruises. Born*,
Cbi!lbtiU>w,Ery*ipelas,BUes,Tic Ddoreaui, Ac. We
might odd as uriwf to all we fay, the natnr* of many *tn
uncut physie»an» who u*t it* tu their practice, and non*
dretU of the clergy who praise it to their people. Ktud
parent kftj> it eonuantif <m,Aa«t/ t in case at accident* by:
Ire life may lx? lost without; but byjt* u«?an burn* are
subject!© it* control, unless the vital* are destroyed. Cau
lion— rebwralicr aud askjfor XVmnWfi dTdgieaijPata Ez
iraeior, manufactured by Comstock 4” Co.,#. and take
noother.'
Ph.i®, Sores. Ac— Th* Gtnuine Hays &natrunt } U an
article tnore justly Celebrated as a euro for the above,
lbnu any or all others. Its cures ure almostunmcdiate,
and it is only necessary to let those who know the article
and use it with *ueb great surer?*, that it 4* to be had
true and. genuine of Comstock A Co., SlCourlland *t,
N-Y-sow proprietor. L- ,
Soldouiy genuine in Pittsburgh, Pa.* by XYai.jacxso*,
SO liberty su, head of Wood st.j also in Washington, Pa,
by A. Clark ;' ia Brownsville bv Bennett A Crocker. ai*o
by our agent in every town in Pennsylvania;, Ohio, Md.
and Virginia. . novlO-dAwCm
■•lt li the t»TtCongh Mcdicl&el ever Saw."
*O’KADih« following proofof ltio nupfcriomy of Df. IP I */-
It lard's OrimialCoiifh MtsrUtrt, from a re*peciaUle c : *
iieu, wfao bad iHetJ U^
’ Prmßnton, Dec. 15,1847.
Mxanw. Hitt A flwickteiv;—After laboring for several
week* under the disadvantage* of o-harassing cough and
raost dirtressingcoM, which nod, thus far, resisted the ef
fect* of fceverotof the 1 was ihduceifeto pur
chase a bottlo/of yourOrirnmt Cough Mixture, and give
Ita fair trial *To my greatsurprise, after using only one
half of the' bottle f found myself entirely well, “/lu rAe
btsl medicine I trer jok*”;
True eopy. f- JOHN HINDS.
Sdlil by,IIAYS A BROCK WAY, Druggists, Commer
cial Row, Liberty street, ncttrConal
A. AIiVSuN A CO., jUry (icrod* )louic, 63 A farktt
# JVirrr* and Fourth stnet*, hare'just
received a large supply of rich Fall Goods, cbmpnaiie in
port: 1.7 eases various styles Prints mid Chintzes of En
glish, French' and American inartalhctore; 156 pes rich
and desirable patterns French Giughams, warranted in:
lfeiior'to none imported * u style, duality aud durability of
colors ; 4 cnees splendid Plaid goods lor ladle* dresses,
comprising every stvle for Fall and Winter wear; Cash
meres, Mile Lnine*. gatin’stt>-d Alpaceas of various
colors ; 0-4 oud 4-4. black and blue block Silks, for Man
tilla* ; Fancy dress Silks j'bloek. nnd.Modecolors; M. de
Lain*, nil wool; Shawls of every siyle and qualnv; Cos
simercs, CassiueUs. Brofid Cloth* ami;Vesluigs; bleaeb
ed and unbleached Muslins from 6f tbtfl|e. per yard;
Green, Red and While; Flannel*; Tickings,
Checks, strip’d Shirtings; blenched end brown Drillings,
etc. etc. Au of which are offered at wholesale and re
tail at the very' lowest,cash prices. _•
i cp 3 7 A. A. MASON A CO.
XI K\y OAUUKimKOT > r t*fc BOOMS, Burkes, Build
- J3I FoutthMtntii—HWQn:*. ArmmJft,J>ugucnro
.tvnigj* from the Eostern cities,.would cnl! the&tienuonof
die inhabimutsof i*iu«bursb» aud.themeigbhpnng towns,
lo their Daguerreotype ofcuizeiisoliu others, at rooms in
the third story of st.
.Person* wishing pictures taken may rest. as*ured that
no pains shall be spared to produce, .them in the highest
• perfection of the art. Ourinxtrutnentsare©f themost pow
erful kind, enabling us io execute
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. ..The public are
solicited lo call and. examine,...,
Persons sitting for pictures are neither requirfed or ex*
pected to take them,unless perfect satisfowoui* given.,
N. B. Operators will find this a good:depot for stock,
and chemicals. • .. . . ; : '
gyinstruciionsgiven in the art, contipmng the.more,
recent Improvements. ■■■• - ' . j fln «
110 FEMALES.—Every female'should haven boxof
Dr Ralph’s Pill*.: They nrc perfeotly adapted to the
peculiarities of their cohsiitution.nciintrwitbgcMloihild*
ness and safety in all rireunutance*. Wherever inlroduc
edj their character has been rapidly established among
the ladies, with wlvom theyare emphatically The Favorite.
Very complete directions for use in the various com*
plaints will be foiiud in the directions'accompanying
each box.'
For sale by
8.-U CUTHBERT,
. . > Smithfield street, nenr Third.
Also, by Win. Cole, Allegheny City; J, G. Smith, Bir
mingham; and John McCracken, Fifth Word, Pittsburgh
■ jan23 ■■■ •! - • f
Hollo,v-W ore' Costings* - :
MERCHANTS viaiiing our rity for the purpose of
obtaining their Spring ituppiies "of Ilollow*ware
and oilier Castings, will fimfa very heavy aiock.'and an
extensive variety of patterns And sizes in store by us.~
Samples canoe.seen at our ware house, Commercial Row,
Liberty next W. W, Wallace’s Marble works.
• Jt7* Terms and pfiees.favotaMo.:"' ■ :
feb 2-dlm ■ ‘ QUIN, McBRfDE ft Co. .
NK W. BUCKS—Just received, ] by Express: Oermany,
England, and Scotland,;or recpjlections of d Swiss
minister; by J.‘ H, Ale.rje'D’Aubighe,;D. D„ author of ills*
tory of theßeformation* Into °fCromwell, Ac.'
A Practical Exhibitiouof Uie Gospels of St. l\lailhew r
and St.*Mdrk, in the form of Lectures, intended jo assist'
the practice of domestic insiruetiqnanildevotioujbyJohn,
Bird Summer, P. I).. Bishop of Chester. .. . . . ;
.For sfthj;by. A ENGLISH, V.
M»5H' ajMaTketstrcei,bet. 3d antHth. '
Table Cutler*T4
milK undorsigjicdhnß jtmt received n select assortment
1 of 'i'able. amlother fine- Cutlery,* including Desert, 1
and Carving knivesnnd forks; which, withalarge stock
of Brushes of evory descriptioiij and Shoemaker's - find*
ing*. he will djunose of as usual, on reasonable terms.
JOHN W. HI.AJR. '
Wood streets >
Iron Clty Crneker «nd □read'Bakery,
*SHEPHARD - M : v '
THTTOULD respectfully infonnliisfriendsondthfipub*
.Jj u llb generally; thatliehosmldiicJto hiH'bUier bufli
heßsahe inanafactoring ofCracker* ofevCry variety.—
Havingporchased'cme ;of W.R. NevinV Cracker and
Piioi Bredd machines;>ie Is prepared to 611 all orders for
/ crackersor pilotbread hi'tlie shortest notice I 'hmf hopes
•by a strictattetition to ba«ineti9, to s flhare n nortibn bfthe
pnbJio patronage. 1 Thn public is respectfully' invited to
call and exannne for.themselv'e#;' ,;i ■ ;■ “>•
BAKERY. No. 10 Commercial Row; Liberty sli oppo*
siteSmUbfield. * ■*• »•••/.
N B. Saperior family Bread} and dyspepsiaßrentf,
large and smftll ro|lM a fresh even’ morningeanbehad nt
the storey ctftay wagon, 1 or nt my standinihetirarket. '
Cakes and Confpcliowtryon hnm\ and tnhri* io r order.
- -• • .• J. SHEPHAttO.^
■ v "No10 Commercial RowvTdbeVty flt. -
*vrK\V FALI, GOODS—A.A. MasuiV* Co; ryo.'OUMar
i\ Vet street, Qre'now opening 20ca8D8flri(l packages
ofNevv Foil Good9ic6Wprißihgnew"stylesofGin);haras,
Froneh;‘ Fjtgltah : Amf*riean . HoHiery pud
Gloves, .Couata/iCapcs/ Xnccsj'Moll, Swlis' aiid Book
Maslins,&e.' ■" v - - : nngil
*' l *
Tr IVEB-COMPLAINT,- JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA,
JLnERV.OUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF THE SID
NEYS, ASTHMA, ondull .affections arising from
. derangemeat or disease in the. Biliary* Diges-.
. tire, Vascular, Respiraiory, andiNervoua
: Systems, sncii us constipation, inward . . •
piles,beanhurii,!bs9.ofappetile,coat- • i -
..pdtongue, acjdity; of the.atom*.
acb,Bwiramlngf;ofthohead, '< •
fullness orweiglit in the • ■
. stomacV-dimnessof ,
. Vlfiion. >'■
tiou-'of'^the- 1 . :• ! r
• heart,'.
Choking or suffocating k sensaung.depression, otspims,
• sudden flushes of neat, pain in the side or hack)
ycaknesaof the Uinba, ;pold .feet, constant im- j
- .agininu: of eyU r fever and;.duUpain4n the
. . lieadi pain-and -difficulty of,breathing ..... f <
when lying upon the ,side, frightful; ?
dreams,Bourerucialion9jyellow- -i u s •;
ness of tho r siun:and eyes, •
deficiency, of* perspira* . v
~ : tion,&c,Ae.‘cQnbe v. ,v» v-. t
, effectually
. •• curedf'-O •
by DOCTOR HOOFLAND'3 ; •
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS. •
: .Their power over tlie oboye diseases is not excelled-"-
if .any .other., preparation in- the.-UuUed
SiatcB ; aa the cures m this pity attest, in tnanycasee af
ter skilful pbysiciona hod failed.
' . Derangement id the liver and stomach.are sources; of
insaniiy-rfrom disorder or obstruction araorbidnction of;
the Hympalheiic and other neryqs follows*ond the func
tions: of the brain are impaired and deranged} as - nerves
are the connecting medium between mimf and matter, it
follows from'the reciprocal action that both most -be
more or lest implicated and.deranged MmuUaneouslVw
derangementthere.wilialso prod ucodiseaseofthe SKIN,
LUNGS,.UTEBUSand KIDNEYS, as well as the brain.
The thousands wtto.die-. with YELLO^YxrFEVEB,
CHOLERA crINFLUENZAVi* owing to the. same
cause; odd the nmjority of cajesof that most gainful .
diseaie,CONSUMpTloN, otiginates from the same, In
fact the stomach is ; the important organ in the system of
i matter, asupon itvoudepcnd forth© success addalfthe
advantages lo be derived trcm, the administration of in- ;
tenia 1 medicines. Its fractions are of the utmost, im*
i portance toe very one inconstitatingthe.sonrce andfoun
tain oflife, which Is nutrition. No organ possesses such
remarkable sympathies, none suchremarkable power in
modifying every part ot the system. r -. .. *: >
The rare success in treating , disease of the Jiver and
stomach successfully has not been a want of pathological
knowledge ot their fractions, bat; the preparation of a:
compound that would act upon the .disease ai.d. all the;
sympathetic affiictions. That point lias been , gained in
these Bitters, and they- am ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
-and. will in every case permanemly destroy-costive ness,
cud give strength 2 and vigor to the frame, at no time de
bilitating the patient, and they ore grateful to the most
delicate stomach under any circumstances,
ALL CAN BE CURED,
WHO WILL USE THEM AS DIRECTED,
l«t, wmror.TH*: *owx* or .hxdicisz.) >,
.The few mouths this preparation! bus been before ihs
public, ha i. from its infallible efficacy, elicited the eulogy
of the press through the land, lheic object being for the L
benefit of suffering humanity; its, success baa surpassed,
all precedents,- enaji is free from all alcoholic stimulant;
syrup .mercury*oioes,quinine, acids, and; all injurious,
ingredients, and especially adapted.to the diseasesof the
variable climate of the Uniledstate*,and the West In
dia Islands.
WEEK AND DELICATE CHILDREN,
are made strong by using it—ln fact ii U a family medi
cine, and can be administered with safety to a child one
year old.thbdelicate famale, orft manor ninety.
:• The Philadelphia Democrat medicine
has an extraordinary virtue and efficacy, and is in great
demand. We can sneak from experience, that'it has
produced many wonderful cures” \ .
The Daily Bun says:—H We believe, it is one of the
Lest medicine* of the age—a friehd having used it in his
own fkmtly with great satisfaction in the Jaundice and
Liver Complaint”
The Spirit of the Times and Keystone says I *Do our
good citnenaL who are invalids, know the many aston
ishing cures tqat have been performed by Dr Jioofiand's
celebrated German Bilterst Ifthey do not, we reeom-.
mend them to' the German Medicine Store. S7B Race
street*, alt who are afflicted with Liver Comptalnt, Jaun
dice, Dyspepsia or Nervous,Debility};the Doctor,bos;
cured many of our citizens, after the .best physicians
had failed. WebaVe dsed.them.iuid they hayo proved
lobe a medicine'that every one should kno’w.off and we
cannot refrain giving our testimony in their favor,- and
that which gives them greater claim upon our humble ef
fort, they are entirely vegetable.
The EVening BalleUnsays:—The Celebrated German.
Bitters are an invaluableTcmedy for Janadlce, Dyspep
sia, and nervous complaints.”
■ Neal's Gazette says;— u lt is not often we notice the
various excellent medicine* advertised in our. columns,
because we are mi willing to speak except from personal
experience} and a good constitution fortunately makes.
u« generally strangers,to such article*.. A word, .hows
evcr,ofDr.Hoofland’s Germonßiuers- This vri xsotv
to be an exeeUentatiicle fatfilling in every respect what
Uclaimedforitbythdadvertiser. f . >
The Daily News says:
U A MxtnctJtx.—We speak kuowlngly. of Dr. Hoof
land*s celebrated German Bitter* when we say it is. a
blessing of this age, and in diseases of the biliary, diges
tive and nervous systems,ithns not, we think t au eqcsl
—itits vxortAßLß ettxpsfiiTioK.Atro'KAns wrmotrr au*
eonoi.,and to all invalids we would recommend ii as
worthytheif conffdence..
AYhai stronger testimony cana medicine have?;. Aube
Dvpat can be seen the evidences, of many of bur most
respectable citizens bf Cures' in all the foregoing dts
bases. '
Principal. Depot, German Medicine Store. 273 , RACK
Street, and for sole in Lancaster by John F. Locan; Jlar
rubnig. by D. W. Gross; and respectable dealers genr
erally Uiroughout the country,. .. . .j; ...
SILENCE TUATDKKADFULCOUGH!—The Lungs
•re In danger, the work of th« destroyer has been
begun, the Cough of Consumption hath,in it a sound of
death.. . - . -.■■■'•
Aaavaa x Mcfthxb? Your darling child, your idol
and earthly joy, ts now perhaps confined iohernharaber
by a dangerous cold—her pale cheeks, her thin shrunken
fingers, tell the hold disease has already gained npon.her
—toe souud of her tupulchralcough pierce* your *oul- ■«
. Youxa Max, when i«sti»boUUocnierUfe, disease sheds
a heart crushing blight over the.fair prospects of the fu
ture—youfhecue cough andfeeblelimbatell of your
loss 01 hope, but you need not despair. There is a balin'
which will heal tod -wounded longs, iiift v .
Sherman’s AllrHeallne Balsam*
Mrs. Arrau, tbo wife of Wnu lC Attree. Esq. was
given up by Dr. Sewell of Washington* Dr*. Roe and
IcClelfan of Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and Dr. Mott of New
York. Her friends all thought she; must.die. She had :
every appearance of being in consumption, and,was so
pronounced by her physicians—ShermauV Balsam was
given and it cared her. i -
Mrs. GSBBssasXTZ, of Buirs Ferrjv was also cured of
consumption by this Balsam when all other remedies
failed to give relief—she was reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle, Demist* 281 Broadway, has witnessed its
effects iu several cases where no outer oiedecine afford
ed relief—hut the Balsam operated like a charm: Dr. C.
also witnesred its .wonderful:effects incurjngAsthraa,
which it never fall* of doing.. Spitting Blood* alarming
as it may be, is-effcctually cured, by this Balsara.Jt
heals the rupturedor wounded blood vessels, and makes
the Jungs souud ognlu.
Rev. hssbt Jones, 103 Eighth avenue,was cutertof
cough and catarrhal affection of SO years slandiug.. The
first dose gavo him more relief thnu all the othet medi
cine he had ever taken. Dr. L. J. Beals. 19 Delaney
street, gave it to ; a Kintcr>in>iaw who was laboring under.
Consumption, and to another sorely afflicted -with the
Asthma. laboth cases its effects were immediate, soon l
restoring them to comfortable health.
Mr*.Lt:cßKrtA Waixs, suffered from
Asthma. 43 years* Sherman's Balsmn . relieved her at
once, oud she. is comparatively .well, .being enabled to’
subdue every ouackby a. timely, use.of this inediciue.
This indeed is tbegreat remedy for Coughs, Colds,Spit*
ting. Blood, Liver Complaints* and all the affections of the
throat, and even Asthmaauu Consumption. . ' ••
FriceSS cents tuulsl perhoUle, - :
Principal Office 100 Nassau street* New York. ~
. Likewise Dr. Sherman's, celebrated Cough,Worm und
Camphor. Lozenges.... Premium Tooth Paste and-Poor
Mams Plaster..- - —. •. • • •*., • ~.
. Bold wholesale and retail by, WM. JACKSON,at bis
Boot and Shoe Store ohd. Poteut Medicine Warehouse,
.89 Liberty street Pittsburgh, head of Wood street,' and
by the fol!owing : duJy appointed.. Agents forAUegheuy
county:.— ■ •• - .. .
A..M. Marshall. Allegheny, city; Jonathan Ghrlest,
Manchester; J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham; A* Si GCtty,
Wylie street; J. G., Muslin, cor. Webster sL. und Elm;
East, liberty; -11. L, Wilkinß-.
burgh; Thos.Alkau, Sbarpsburgh; Sarah Springer, Clin*
ton; James, M’Kee, Stowaruuown; John Black, Turtle
Creek; C. F, Diehl,Elizabeth; Rowland A Son, hTlCees*
?ort; McEldowhey. Bakerstown; ROey MLnuehliD,:
iunib Township; wm. J. Smith; TempcrtuiceYple; Ja<
Fulton, Tarenmraj.G, H. Starr, Sowickly.’ , T mari)-iY
m"
!ORK TESTIMONY Land** of
'N.:Y«fjay«tojq well persuaded,-andhave
been for tome time, that your Domestic Vegetable; Pill*.
.are oX great use: to all those: who may;have occasion to‘
use them, and have administered teem to my patients.”
Feyerand and ira
mediately cured by the use of.D* .Ralph’s Pills; Price,
SIS cents a box. Sold wholesale and retail by . -
. , - S. L.CUTHBERT, '
Smithfield street, near. Third.
Also, by }Ym. Cole, Allegheny city Smith. Bir
mingham; and FiAh.Ward., febl7'
Jaynes* Family Medicines* •*
DR. a- S; COOK> Piqna, Ohio, Writes, March, 1840:
“ 1 have used your Vermifuge, Cafmtaeitit* Balsam,
and Expectorant, in ray practice, forthe tan three years,
andhavebeen exceedingly well pleased with them, iaml
never, aa yet, to my recollection; >feU6d of reall3dii'g r my>
fallest: expectation in,their-curative : Your
other medicines I cannot speak, of from experience; but,
judging from those 1 have used, Idoublnot butiHat they
claim, mid areentillcd to all the confidence reposed in
them, by those who have used tnem.- I was formerly
very partiol u>;***** VerroiAige, until I becnmeacquain
ted with yours;'which has my deoided preferene to any
other now in use/
* 8. 8; COOK; M. H”
For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 73
Fourth «; r ' * • ’ • feb!s
A, KAHNKSTOCK’SCOU(JH BYRUH.—ThiTpre"-
. partition has proVeditself to be ofVery great effica
cy in the cure of obsttnihu? Coughs, Colds; - Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood; -Whooping Cough; and oiherPiveuraomc
Aueetions|anathdpropnetorsTeelwarranted iureebm
mending .it as -tt' aafe and hseful hiedicine,~nrid are pre
pared' to sHdw-ceriificaiespf indisputable authority, in
"testimonyofltf value:',\ !: • ; "' JJV .,^■ ,’ r' v- - • -
pleasnuttothetaste, andis offered also low ajiride
as to place it yvithin the-reach’pf.every pefsohi. There
aTftj perimpsi buf few Cough preparation* that will pro
duce .such decided effects in such a short time. Pre
pared and-sold by -V..., . .
B. A.‘ FAHNESTOCK A CO.,
-Corn&rof-Firethnd Wood; alio, corner of Sixth nnd
Wood streets/ : decl3
T\R. RALPirS Cxlxbkatkd Ykobtaslb Pills are for
XJ eale, wholesale and retail, at the, ', ■
. .Rbal Estatk Office,;
" : ' ' ' ~No. fiOLSmithfield st.
Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny cuy:,a-O* Smith, Bir
mingham; Jolut.McCracken,.Penn street, FifihWArd.
febai ' , - '
EOR SALE—A brick dwelling house apd lot, in n |ijea
•aiuit • location, : situated ;on'Knoll street, Allegheny;
Thohousdia well arranffed^aving'ftgood'cfeHttr, , » kitch
en and dining roonijbalFjmd rooms
and finished garret. '?Lbt is"SO feet, by*l2o deep,- ton back.
street. Price; SI ,200* • Terms, 8300 in hand,'balance in
f “ reqOo .^ lyP TcirriiBEßT, G e n e rB l .
Sroithfield street'
v./'.j/i ,v':- • v--‘.‘"’t
>v,.; : t J v
. . I/'- • •/
?"J ffr T' a»k -yv
©ruga anb fllrbrnncs
S;.-- vL"'®
*--*- ' - , c
■'■- %-v r
anil JHfStrihes.
|!^JR I -.CRBAMtriAij‘iEU£tchJeaa; njrUolfi. for
v jx ud restoration of the Heir. This
Cream, When once known, willsupercede all other arti
ties of the kind uow in v?e. mere the hams dead
harsh, Uun, unhenUhyyuor turning grey, a.few applica
tions will make the hair soft anddark; ana giveit a beau-
lively-appearance: also UiakeMnainttiin
us liveliness and healthy color, twice tislougtis all the
preparations that arc ireneralty.used. -"Where thfe'hairis
thin, or has- fallen on, it\may be restored bymung this
Cream. • Every lady and gentleman who is in thchamt of
on their hair should at once purchase'ahoitlC of
the Chinese: Hair Crearaj as it is so composed that itwiU
■ not; injure the hair. like the other preparations, bat will
beautify it, and give perfecr satisfaction in every in
stance.' • • • -
For testimony-toils veiysiipenor qualities, see the fol
lowing letter from the Rev. Mr.: Caldwell to Means.
HCcdershott & Stretch; Nashville, general agents for the
Southern States:
Letter of the Rev. R. Caldwell , Pastor of the Presbyterian .
. ’ • v ■ Churehj Pulaski:
Messes. HETOEBsntnr&SrBCTCH: GEKn.KMKtf-rl take
p.easure in adding my. tesumony'in favor of the excellent
preparation called Dr. Parish's Chinese Hair Cream; {or y
about two years agO my hair was very dry, bnslly, and
disposed to come out; but having procured a bottle of the
Cream, and used u according to the prescription, it is now
-elastic* soft, and firm to the head. -Many bafsams and
'oils were appHcd/each leaving my hairni a worse state,
than before. This Cream,- however, has met my expec
tations. ■ r. f . • - v. ■ :
As anorticlefor theioilet, my wife gives it preference
over all others*’ being delicately perfumed and not dis
posed to rancidity: The ladies, especially, will find the
Chinese Cream to be a desideratum in their preparations
Tor the toilet, • Respectfully, Ac.,- •
R. CALDWELL;
'•Pulaski, January 7, tSI7. * - •
; |p*Sold whplcsale and retail, in Pittsburgh, by John
M. Townsend; 45 Market it--. and Joel Mohlcr, earner of
Wood and Fifth ste, . jels-d*.w-ly
T. ADIES tire cautioned against using- Common Prepa
-1 j red Chalk: They are not aware howfrightfuily iuju
riousitis.tothesldn! ho wcoarse, howrough, bowaidlow,
yellow, and tinheiUthy' the'skin appears after using pre
pared chalk! it : iainjanous,contninius e large
quantity of lead!’ We have /prepared a betintiiul vege
table article,' which we call Jones’Spanish Lilly White.
.It £s perfectiyrinhticent, beingpurified of till deleterious
qualities,and.Uimpans to the. skin'- a natural, healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively white: at the same time acting
as a coimetic'bu the skinu makiiig it soft and smooth. .
VDr. Joraes AhdersohjJfracticarChemist of Massachu
setts, says: After analysing J6ries ? BpahiBh tally White,
I fiud it possesses-’the inoatheautifiil and natural, and at
the same time innocent, white 2 ever saw. I certainly
can conscientiously recommend its usd to all.whose skin
reuuireBbeailtifjing.lv .Price 25 cents a box. Directions
—the best way to .apply Lilly White, is with sail leather
6rf wbol-i*-the'forrifer is preferable; .
A nxi syr. oyTesth?ob 25 teeth,
joul breath; heiriihygums.. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
once’.or .twice cleaned wiihJanea 1 Amber
Toothpaste, have, the appearance of the. mos t beautiful
Ivory, and,'tit: the same time it is so perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine, that its constantdaily ( use is.highly
advantageous, even to those teeth Uiat are in good condi
tion! giving them a beautiful polish, and preventing o
premature decay. Those already decayeo it prevents
from becoming worse—fastens such nsis becoming
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
delicately white; and make the breath delicibaslyhweet.
Price 25 or 37i cents a box, s AU the above are sold only
at 62 Chatham st., sign of the American Eagle,New York,
and by the appointed Agents whosenames appear in the
next column.
Will vou mabrt, aud.geta ricUhasband r ltidy ?
1 face is your fortune.” Is’t beautiful, -clear, fair?. Is it
while?- If not,it can be made so.even though it be yel*.
low, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned and freckled. Thous
ands have been made thus who have washed, once or
twice with Jones’ Italian Chemical Soap. The effect is
glorious aud magnificent. But be sure you get the genu
ine Jones’ Soap, at the sign ofthe American. EagTe, 82
• Chathamstreet.
Ring-worm,'Salt-rhenra, Scurvey, Erysipelas, Barber’s
Itch, are often cured by Jones’. Itatiau Chemical SOap*
when every kind of remedy has: failed. That il cures.
. pimples, freckles, and dears the skin, all know* Sold at
the American Eagle, 65 Chatham street.:. Miud, .reader,
; this seldom or never fails. • • . ’
1 C. INGLTS, Jr., Patterson.
i . Sold at Jacksons SO Liberty st., head, of Wood,. Sign of
;of .the Big Boot. : nov23.
ONE IXJLDAK TWELVE ANl> A HALF CENTS;
—Marriage.—Confiden rioJ.—Any lady between twen
ty and thirty, possessing!! symmetrical form, good Tea- 1
tares, Ac;; is asked confidentially, can she; suppose any ■
man could admire her while she has such yellow teeth;-
such sallow, rough, caaTse skin; and such dirty, had,
wiry hair;when,' by spending the above aura, she might
have-delicate white teeibi.a ptirtf - sweet btealh.' and a
beamifal head"bf hQir; She.can have beautiful white
teeth aHd sweethreath' by using a 2s/box of Jones* Am
btr Tbeik Past*; : el sltiiv white; pure and spotless as snow,
by using a cake .of the .genuine Vent-*’ Italian Chemical
Soap; ondabeantlfulheodof hair by using a 35. boiUeof
Jontx* Coral Hafrßtnoraure. Dotiot form an opinion
against thfsjbefore you Wry; or you will regret iipbut be
sureto- ask for JoiiesT.articles.- Sold only m New; ora
ai€2 Chalham st: For sale by • ■ v.
WM. JACKSON. Agent,?
60 liberty su, Pittsburgh.
nocombinaUQO ofmedicuie
have ever been'to efficncious.in reraoviiigthe above dis
eases, as DU. JAYNES ALTERATIVE-:, Itbaseflecled
cures truly astonishiugi notonly.of Cancer;an4oinerdis
,ease»of that class, but has removed the. most siabboni
diseases of ;thf &c«;;Thif.
medicine enters iutoihe circulation* and eradicates dis
eases wUerevet located. It purißes the blood and other;
fluids of removes obstruction-in the pores erf.'
the skin, and reduces enlargement.ofiheglaiidaorboueß.j
Itincreasesihe appetite,.removes.headache and drowsi- .
uesa, ondinvigoraies the whole system, anditnparlflani.
mation to thcdiseasedaiu) debilitated constitution. The#
is nolhingsuperior ton to, the whole.materia medico. / .
is perfectly safe.and extremely pleasant,audhas notlnf
of the disgusting nausea accompanying the idea ofsvyi*
ICPTorsale in Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STOP*
72 frkiurthst. near Wood. ; ..... tnar3
■ A, Rectue-for the llaman Hair h r .
TTTO FORCE ITSGROWTH AND HEALTH, MAh
1 -IT'SOFF, SILKY, AND FINE-rPertiis
;in consequence of the many things sold* set dbwne?ry
article, (be it ever so good,) as;a humbug.-If
could bo made to trya'3s.bottle6f Jonflls Coral Haifle*.
atorative,arid sed howit makes dTyvrusty, red, lighiair
moisv>od, anburn and dark, aind keepfi.it so ? and I its
use for sometime; causesiuogrownamrally Leaului j
if people could see the number of noer resneciabUme
cbanics ihai use it, (aye, and find it the cheapesUmg
they can use,) fordresstngand benutnying the lii>for
keeping it -soft and inorder three times as loag raiiy
; other article made; and . , \
.. Forces it to grow* slops its falling,
And coatsrmt 3 shUliugs to try; •• - .• ?
Wo fonnerly soldnothing less than $1 bottles, »t;WO.
wish people to try it Sold only ai S3{ramd 82).Ci»«tni
■treei, Ne\rYorky and by _ w ...
•rmarifia - r, WM. JACKSON. AgU 69 Libef »t
OKB TESTIMON Y for JJr. WmurU’s fc’umitMedi
cuves.—TheundersigneU. citizen* of Piltsbapi sav
ing personally used Dr; rWfllafd’s Oriental Conk Mix
ture,- aiideiiierrericediiabehefibiatcffcctsjdomrfcheei 1 -
faHy'recommend it oislsafe nml effcctual, in leases.
Speakjnjj frora experience, we believe that it £ no su
perior; mulwould Tecommrhd its u*e to all Uicjmicted.
* - - CHARLES £WIS,
WM. JENK/S. .
' Piusbatgb,March : • -f. _ *
E7»Se»a by J. Schoonrtmkex tc Co.. John Hi*, James
A. Jones, J. ft Cassel, John P. Scott, F. h. Siwdein ■J.
Mohler, Ogden ft Snow Jen. j W'-J
SALT RHF.UM, SCURVY, OLD SORES, RYSIPE
bbovq. ruidwo would not consciencioualy Beltultfss ,we
knew ittobe all we state.
As a cosmetic, the true JONES'S SOAP the
only article ever known that removed impune*. and
tiiil the skin, making ipodj clean
smooth and white as an. iu fonts* .But nunil, sold at 62
Chatham bl, N. Y, and by ja(jkso;a
mar£s • B&XtbertyatreetgmsWgb
“A MEKICAN OIL—THE GBEAT.REMDV OK.NA
!. A TUKE.—Procured from a well in Kehcky, 185fcet
below tho.earth's surface. This Oil will? found vahily
• superior to. Harienu-BrUisb,:©! anyotheAtroeriypopu
lar Oils.; Its curative, properties for ..tl» following
.meats rueunuuism,
whooping-cough, phthisic, coughBv.©ol<h?l?&s m *f4 o^er *
erysipelns,>cnld croup,: inflammpry_*9T3. foroat,
liver complaintJhflammatibii of the kidfVSrPainsirt the
i breast) side and back* diseases of the sue r .ptles, beart
i buro,4isenscsof tho nip joint, mQamesoie.eyesjdeaf
i ness, and ear ache, worms, tooth achtspratns, strains,
bums,scalds, bruises,cuts, ulcers, ca/er, fever, sores,
• Price 50 cent# per bottle,', Sold who&ale and retail by
1 ’WM/JACKSON; at hisboot and sboßtorei €9 Liberty
! street, Pittsburgh. The bra boot starf *n the door-way.
Only place in Pittsburgh where the pnntre cun be.ob
i mined; ■ ■ t •
CAtmoa.—lnorder to be sure of o»i”*ug thegenmuc,
i purchase only of the general agent < Western rennsyl-.
vania,Wm.JacksoiiJj9 I.iberty fetrt} or‘through sub-
Agems appointed by. him fot its saieach of whontwill
! have a show bill ana general direcif» tn pamphlet tann
i containing the names and address; the' * roprietor nnu
i General Agent of Western Pennsyauin, us
Dr. Hall«Co., proprietor,Kentu-y.' • • .
•. tVm. Jacksou, GenernlAgent f<F> eslern Penhsylva
:nia. 89 Liberty street, Pittsburg** o whom all orders
must be •; • i - . r.; ' v J
Ocskbve.—-Each bottle •is enclod mope of. the above
named Pamphlets, nud the nftrae <iVi 11 1 urnSncknou , (the
general and only wholesale WMmrn.Peiinßy
lvania,Vprjnted on the outside of ? label.. , .>ocuB.
MTSEST COUGItvMmCII^N:
II Another evideuce of theppew?fty.'©f-Pr<: Wtl
ceiiificaw from. W^gggj^^lSgirV
i '“This cerlifieiritaifor Boraefokspastl wnstrouhled
with a very serious Cough, evidently becom -
ing seated on the lungs.to sucWCXteut aa.to.resistthe
eriect of cvcryraediciiie whic* had,been using. ;iwi
; finally pereuaded tO;CaU ar fe; Ar •Br^way»eJ^nig
Store, and get a bonlepfl?r}*2lar*fs Oriental. Cough
Mixture; which; tp mygre.aPn? r * se 'i relie vedmeyeiy
much: afteriaVmgonly two’three doses, and bcfow j
had nseione bottle,T wa? lwasßomiich
pleased with its effects*that JaYebroughv.otherj to bay
»l and shall continue to recrfUtfnd it tomy friends, as j'
firmly believe it to be but frghMedtcine tn the world:”
■:.*! Akdbsw M’Ciyvßr.”
Try only2scen.s. & {*“&*' -
,*No. 2,-Libef street, near Canal Basin. ■■■•'
Sold also by > . t , /.FLEMING,. •
.novlO T Lawrencevillfc.
CONatIMFTKON, .COlfl* SLITTING OF ULOOfr
BRONCHITIS,-'ASXUAi. *©.-o*o CoKstiMprivai
Four-fifths- of -you are ylly '«tUTering. from neglected.
Colds, or on of
lhe.deliedte>linulgof;th(il ll beB;^h^ollgh• : whiell , thD^air ,
we breathe is distribute/?the lungs. This.obstruction
producespamaudlmrejSBj'hoar&eiieBs K coagb, difficulty
:of:bT®athiug,hectiqOiY>aad L aBpittingofDJooAfmalter
or phlegm, which fiualicxhau*ts. the strength of thejm
/death ;en*£.-'JAYNES*. EXPECTORANT
never fails to remove t» obstruction,-,and . produces Uhe
most pleasing aud&ipr results.:. It is certain in its ef
fects, and cannot-ftiUraUevc.v : • ! ,
ihe;FekinTea Store, 53 Fourth
st., near Wood v > * jiusB
AHLEvWou naiWariey; Jtfsi lund for sale
by M .i[ap2ol 1 " B- &W. lIARBAUGH.
'r- -'■'!' J*. » T f‘ 5 : ; - .TT^
;;':i
V*; : ”*"J: ‘JV ' :'.O’-•*;' j s ',"‘ ;.'•?
y;*.i V.-,-
r;X:-
;i;V >.s-*V -'-■' f '-"' ' ' '
***■■» Vr
■&&&&*&££&
*' * y _
w Vi.'r'VJ' -
-r V.' r '£Jj ; S'. _
llSSilllplfl
. iUjcWtfws.
THK OKBAT BBH£l>y Of S*TIIBB -
.1 MEBTCAN OIL, ptocared from a well in Kentucky
TV 135 feet, below iho jmw'dce of the earth, a certain : .
and infallibleiOuttifor Spfaina.,j3tt^n*,Cau, BrnUer, .
Scalds, Burn?r,Tetter, Ery»lpel«g Oroap.
Whoapimr-Coogh, Inflammatory Sort'THnnu; sore and
Inflamed Eves, Flatnlence, Ulcere, Fever Soree, and :
‘n n “ mc “njFlLuaMATo4Y RHEUMATISM,’
which yields to its effects in n anrprmlug maimer.
f It ha* never yet failed /wbea- uMd acsoriliftjft6dtfec--
tionff. ‘Eead lheifollowiog:. *. -\ J V* ?
MaXchsstks, Allegheny co a Pa., >
- November 1£1846. {
"Thil la to my *wife, was.
cured of a Rheumatic Complaint ofseven year* standing, ...j
by which she was *tf lame as t»M obliged u> u*e crutch
es. In one week she was cared bv U ?M}“®
Oil, and could walk nhou. »*gfeffisSSSSaS*'
Thefollnwingisimininmueatedbylffr. Wm»NMh|Alr.
Jackson 1 * agent for Steubenville,.O. j :.. ■
. A gentleman near Steubenville,, who hadnotbeen able,
to put either of his feet to theground for twelve years, in ,
consequence of lameness; by,the ttie-ofone bottle was
enabled to walk two miles to.a township! election. H U
likewise a sovereign remedy for. . l> •.
CONTRACTION OP THE MUSCLES:..
DONS.
. The following is communicated by Mr J Wm. Nash, W»
Jackson 1 * agent for Steubenville? ‘ !
■ a Tady residing m Steubenyillej the . finger of whose -
hand Vos so contracted ns to depnve her o£th» fcse of it
for thirty-five years, was entirely cured bykaeixseefotta
bottle of the Oily so. that she now has IheperfaOt Ulft of
her hand fully equal totbeother which had never been
affected. Itnasalsobeenftrandtobea&aftaudmvinci
ble agentin the speedy and certain ture Of i J >v : v.
• DEAFNESS,. f .
iu all c&Bes not organically incurable. .
A Ihdy residing in Allegheny city was effectually cared
of obstinate deafness, of years I |cpaunaance,fby the ,use
of less than one bottle of the Oil; so that 5 sbd said she
heard better than she had ever done before.' * ,
A gentleraan,w:eU,known.Hi.Pittsburgh, of"
dearness of nine years 1 standing, by the ose ofa amall
quanUtyoftlia Oil. The namea-and retidaricea-ofthe
lady and gontlemhn will be given tothoke Whodesire it,
at uie office of the advertise^-•
Its properties are highly developed in the.certain and
.u t
- Several cases of Cramp Cholic ihore peea } eaecttalhr
cured by one dose of the-Oiijin the, sport space or hmr
an hour, when the parties have been agonised with pain.
It* curative properties have been remarkably manifested
in the radical cure of • - •••>-• • ?>- ■ *>■
DISEASES OF THE SPINE.
A lady, the wife of a planter la Kentucky, was .cured
effectually of one of the worst enses of diseased Spme, .
which iad confined her to her bed for a considerable
time, id which she could not turn herself.: It is aWa
sure remedy and perfect core small of the.
bttck ’ “inflammation of the kidneys.
Read the following: _ " _ ....
PrrrswmoH, Dec. 19,1846.;
This i* to certify that I wu* afflicted with great pain m
the small of my back and kidneys, which affected me so
much that I could not aland upnght/ By rubbing exter
nally, and using half a teaspoonml and
morning, I was entirely cured. JOHN RIDDLEV
near Warren,-Annatrqngco:, Pa.
• Algeutleman of Pittsburgh, afflicted; j«tk*LVipl<pt in
flammation of the kidseys—the pain of .which caused
him to faint—was completely cured, inthrtfl days/by the
• use of the American Oil.. -
q NATURE’S OWN REMEDY f . , '
is extremely-penetrating and. ami-inflammatory, ttmse
queutly is confidently recommended a* a eoyereigD.iwn
edy wherever inflammation exists, either 1 external dr in-,
ternal. Used immediately after n cut, bruise or wound,
it will cure and preTent . • . ’••••• ‘v •. :■■■, .
GANGRENE AND MORTIFICATION.
It has, in been found a salutary, pleasing and
effective remedy for those very unpleasant uud inconve
nient diseases, i' . -'I . -
GRAVEf. AND URINARY COMPLAINTS,
tET* Price, 50'caits per bottle. .
Onirrcl. 5 ?
The Burprising excellence and growing popularity of
the American Oil.has induced sotnedi«honeUpersan*to
palm upon the poMic, miserable :imilafion»-of tof* t jruly.
valuable medicine, for the purpose of deceiving/tUe un
wary, and demanding the Proprietor. * ..
• In ordertooe sure of obtaining the genuine] cwrrvth
the followiDgVoi:qthings: v
i Ist. See thjt the name: “ Win. Jackson* 89 Liberty sl>
head of Wo«d is priotedoa the label of the wrapper
of each botie* to imitate.which Isfelony. ■> - V-:
, apampblewemtain
inir fall divcuonaforuse; andalso containing the name
rend addros of AVm. Jacksony General: Agent for-the
proprietos; likewise, the name and address of the pro-. ..
prietoTS, *s-Hail& Co.j Kentucky. • .
3d. PtfChose osiT of the advertised all of
whom * show bill, oft which is printed the names of
the PM>rietoTsmidGeneralAgents—thus: D-HailftCo. r
ProprftorvKeutacky.. rWcniJackson,;Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Gene*! Agent for Westem Pennsylvania, ; a:»d pan of
Ohioind AVestern and the printer*’ names—
ftpMflin & Shryock, Pittsburgh—printedat the bottom
of sid show bill. , .
:-4i.Obserre—lhegenuine"Amfjicnn(Oil’ta-of'A.dark ■
specie gravi
tyighter than water. Thecoanterfeitsare.mtatlyaf b ;
bicK coloT’,—some white, iike Spiritarof i T a s ,eD^,ie T ’
Bid. to be refitted andclorified j-^-someSehedaOif—olh
atniitare brother common oils;'and oneablackfilthr
poking mlxture.pDTportingto come from
hd Allegheny Dispensary Co.*’-'.- None of these conn- ;
irfeits possess either the virtue of the power of thc trut
mERICANOJL. • - "V
' UU*Sold wholesale and retail by WAfc'JACKSON,
General and Sole Agent for the Proprietorin .Western
'Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, and .Northern^Ohio;
and by the following duly appointed Agents in Allegheny
county,Pa.: •' - v
. . A. M.Marshall,) . •; / .
Dr. Brown, > Allegheny city. ...
■ i. IL. Johnson, ‘
Jbimlhai! (ihrieHLManchester.. ; . x;',„
. Alexander Asdale.'AVylie street.: ’
J.R.H.JttcquesVßinnmghain. +
Wm.J; Smith,TemperanceviUel. •' . -o\. ”,
TiR. WILLAISIXS Oriental Cough Miztu tti— I >ljcr it»
U : works piuisr nr.”' Those who have holbadAn op«
porrumty of trying this gnat retaedy.fbrihepennanent
care ofevery affection ottheiungs,:shauld not fail t? j!t :
it a trial. Cenificates of iispfficieacyvfrom ourtw; c. 1
izenstj whichwo ore constantly receiving; 'cannot*! - -
convince the skeptical. Bend the following Crom alt
of high standing uv Allegheny:.
fr ALusaussT Orrr, Feb. 7,1848.
“Main. Hayi.% Brockway: It affords me great plea
sure.to be able to add my testimony in favor o? s Dr. AVH-‘
lanPsirulyvaluablccoughmedicine. AboutUyeemonths
since I was attacked with a violent coldfand iwas much
distressed with the cough,. from which 1 couldget 80 re
lief,-untill was trshort time since iiidoicedio'cvl'Bt your
store and purchose soma of theOrienial Congh Mixture.
I am happy to state that the use ofthesecohd bottle has
entirely cured ms; nndfhnviuggreat confidence in it, 1
have, and shall continue to recommeod U to tty fricnQS.
u GBACR y»»rni»a.ft
Price, 25 cents a bottle.. Sold by ‘ » '
* HAYS & BROCKWAY,
No. 2 r Com. Bow. Liberty AW near CAhal.
(febici -j; flemino, Ekwwn^vuie^
PROM the New Yorlc Gazette, Oct 6; L lB39,*Uailjf
paper, deservedly at tho head of the daily prfm
this country.
UnstoPs Extract of SarsapariUa.—Jt vreTc
to, call the aitenuonof our readers loihisiaVnluliblepppp
aration which will he found advertised iit&nothErcOlumu
Mr. Bristol is a brother,: QQd iasu.es *; highly hiteresupg
newspaper, every nowandtheu,:one or two ritimber* of
which we haye alreadynoticedjrand the medicine tUeif
has beeneulogtsedby nearly all the press of the western
country, and; we.doubTholfjtuUy egfojpsed. Ithasinits
■ favor,- moreover, f veirjfr flattering 'testnnoriiifrffiom tho
most eminent practitioners'in every part of the. country.
where it (has: l been,nsed^c.There-ts, beauty iiuid taste
enough inihe bottles, aadjn the engraved labels in which
they are enveloped; a if the
prcpaVadou itselfwere not one dr the'“ sovereignenin
• the worlds ns.ewry person must believe dt jg~ibat is,
every one mast believe it is—that is, every*;Qpe who
. woufdnot resist sinoss of docnmenlaiy evidence couciu*
stve enough to convert a one
of the boalesj.gtntle.readeri and see whether youao not
agree with us oi this point <■<
For Vale by < B. A. FAHfJESTOCITtc Co.,
i febia . : -cor.&f Ist and Wood and oth4nd.'\YDod^ts.
T> HKUMATBM, OOUT. ANO. TJC, WULOUKUA
XV A reepecttble gentletoan caHeß at'onr offiee, u he-’
•aid; to inforifus ihat he had been affioiediibrclS year*
with Rhennuunrn.or. Goat, and occasionally.with Tie
Doloreux; tint lie hud been frequently confined to hi»
room for mollha together, ond oftea satleted'Uld moat In
tense end eitmidating paiD,' bnuhatlatelyhefiad been
usingf Jaynlt dlterahre, from which hefouml Ibeihost ibr-’
,nal and uiiixpbcted i TeHef;;;He .^ira ; he-lbimil 'tfae medi' ■
cine very peasant and effective, end thaihe nbw cou
*‘dera himelf perfectly mtci^-PltihuldpktolUrtii'jmtr
. Vortii K.\owiso.—A gentleman of Scrofulous
.habit, fronuidiscreiion in his younger day*,'becam&af
fectcd wia UlceraUons .in the Throat and NosefißSbi
ayjtetnhee.lhemarlcaofbeing'eatoratedwillr'tUeeaie.
TO«,were;en much aSecteSitbaiho bad
lost^the oeiof thehaiidf with
deep, panfal, and offensive ulcers,'and’wereahhollow
tuia poras os an honey-camb; It was attbis'stag&af hi*
complatU when death appeared inevitable: frontVloalh • ■
some dieasea that he commenced the use of Jdyne’s Al
terative amt having taken sixteen bottles, is nowpf rfect
ly care/r • •
TheAlterative operates through the’clrenlatipnV and -
parifie Uteblood and eradicate* uiseaiefrom thesystem, •
whererer located,- and the nuraeToua'caxgs'it ’has per
forma 1 'In: diseases ofthe skin* cancer, scroftrtsjgom,
: liver braplamt, dyspepsia nrid other chrome diseases, is
-truly.atdniBhing>— spirit of thtTimts. .
■> fO For rale m Pittsburg b,'at the pEKIN TEASTORK,
72 PorUi street '
*r~
. JS THE BEST COUGH AIKUICINKI
X USED.’?—This wai expressed -ill our tearing yes
ten]*’, by.an intelligent gentleman, Mrho hndvtedbut
alio*'onehalf, of aboule of,l?r. Willard'sQrUnialCovgk
before he was entirely .cered;
botf? of it, and. if the moat obstinate coughorcola does
• no&unppetu:J>y, its usfryourmonfey win be wAmded
Coipoundcd as it is, of the most efle<jtive, though, hann
le*and pleasant remedies, its use foryean has, nor in
de4 can it, fail to.give entire satisfaction. •;
: "pi sale,. wholesale andretoili'by
... HAYS A feROCKWAV.
Pi“ Caualßaiin.
VVII44AM FLEMING.
... Lawrencevi!!e.
VOTJCE TO SHIPPERS—.\Ve have tafcen »office ■*.
jimmediawly oppopiu*toour “bQroiwffTfhiJOJMi, n ror
present we..yiU_trausaci.bu*weiir a# lunal,
ytilajiew house can be,erected, Qrrantrenif nl*fcaviu<? •
ircody been made far
J£7rßoats win. always be in reodiuen aloar wharf.to
.jceive freight, C. a. ATANULTY.& CO.,
a PV Canal Basin, Liberty at
v - v "...v*' t'-. •••',
....,, .*- *•; vv .
. \> x ' l * K
t-t V y |n «-
G, U. Starr. Sewickley.' 1 ■ ■ ;
.Ed\vnnlTliompw>nyAVi)kinsburgh.
Daniel Neeley, East Liberty. • '
11. Z; WiiclieUjWilkinsburgh.
Thomas -Ailmt, Sharnshurgtl
It. Rowland & Son. hrKeespprt.
C. F.Dfehl, Elizabeth.
John Black,Turtle CiveJc. ■
—MTEldowny,M T EIdowny, Bakerstpwn. ;. ; v .
Samuel Springer. Clinton. •* r. . t - ,
. James M'Kee.Siewartrtown. • •/ o
/ Riley M’Laugfclin, Plunrtowuship. •=*
J. Fulton. Tarentum. .. '
. - . Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenieville. > r
Robert Williams, Arihuravtfle. : - 1
auglS-d&wCm
aid also, by
ocll
IAND TEN-