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fashionable goods .
\ French, English,
lmnreltfl, Merino,
Cloths, of jaU coir
;m enUrely new
terem this cay}
style fancy.Vesi?
in. }he most fash*,
.ullemcn favonng tins
r ._ 4 fiay rely upon thou gar*
Toents being raade*BSvKelt taß : lhey cha be In any other
house in the couhtry., < *■ *
ON M ANP,n- large assortment of READY ifiDß
CLOTHING, consisting-ofevery -'description of 1/rcss
and FroqkConiS4£ew style basmessrooats, sack coots,
blottseßj &c. Also, a general assortment of pants, Testa,
shirts, cravats, suspenders and another articles in the j
clothing Jtne, which will be eold.lowfor cosh., . Tybole-,
salct purchasers will find it much to .their advantage ,to ,
coll nnd examine before, purchasing •
j 0 1Q P DEUANY, -ihalOT
t wß»pnob Goddijtor Genlii Wwr
rnHE<aufe*crib©r&p>eal£tahia shelves to bear him oat
■1- in the assertion that-hc; *has the - largest -lot of
Fronoh. Goods, adapted to men’s woar, to bo found in any
• 'tailoring' Establishment tit the aiticlos and
many w vied Included in the some, cannot be iound else*
wherf A, fewpnh'e leadiug articles XviUbqeaumerated
fcerebelow' ,j UL'l „,j * -*"
■•"*Bonjohn'a lanpgt ulack Cloths*,.. r .
: Johannes Abbee** colored M lv
Boniohn & Bnnom’s Doeskin Cessuneresi
” “ ,Crape£lasnquea u
i iXlghtanddarYFancy’s
Pallet Oloihs.foT.Sammcr CoiiSjv. •.*
Cachmareitd, :" “ ■ “
Coburn, ‘ ' “ “
..Tsrecds, English uuil American i, • '-ireA&iurt
Balms, Crape Silk, Tarloton, Cachmere, TinseUcd
Brocodea, embossed and needle , wronghi Bhapep, wmw
Marseilles, ami a great variety ofother Vesting.
. Atso—Linen Drills; white, grey, plain, plaid and ribbed
of eniirel; ne w plvleQjimpurtea tills season—which will
bo aoldlow foJrdoXjfor cash, pndelreep>andcaahonly.
Fiftlialrcet, next Exchango Bant,
-i. -* ■* ..ni.VA.~.i. ■'p.KiHJAatciHi.'". .
No- » & 79 CORNER SIXTH AND LIBERTY STEERS.
TTaving enlarged and newly fitted op ibcir establiah-
XjL menl, nt the above well known aland, respectaUy
Invite,the attention of their friend* and the public to their
choice wlectiod of New Goods, comprising eveiy vnne
iv far wring arid' summer wearrseledted especially for
their o&dmei depaTtment. Thosh wishing to leave their
orders will fijtd at this establishment. evCnr style of new
ond desiruble goods. Their stock ot ready made .Ctoillr
ingisettenSiycgot up in the bestmonner, of datable tnn
tertnl.und well worthy the attention of those wishing to
ourohase- Alt are mvited to call, and may. rest assured
that they will be pleased with price, quality and variety.
'A'lnige assortment of shirts kept constantly on hand,
■ npmio Cmo- - ■ ,
TO ARMS! TO AKhtS!—Threatenedln
'JmHK vasion onvestern Penna.by Col Swift,with
- 10,000 men,-notwithstanding whtcb, J. hi.
White will eonunne to self clothing cbeapepihau any
has heretofore been offered In the Western country, har-
Ine the lamest establishment in the city,- frontmgou GiD-
OrtyandsSnhsts.: He is now; prepared to thpwto.his
hnmerans patrons; the greatest variety of cloths, cassi
metes, Testings, and clothing of all descriptwis, sauable
for the approachlngseason, that oTerfceen offerafiiri
thU-marJceuto which all can have of *yay : ,
Observe the cornfiffNo. WT* Liberty and.Siith *ta- -
marfls 1 M %VIIITR TAiLOBt Proprietor —
"-■sssscis k saar 7 n “
EORGESPANGLEft «t Co. announce to thetr mends
Itt And the enircns of Allegheny, that they , have on
JSd a finelsSeat of CLOTHING,
, VebheKtin£of Coats, VeswPantsvHose, dx.,wluch they
-wiUsell otfsir prices A no, a superior tat of Cloths,
Cassimercs, anil vestings, which they will make sp to
• order,'in the tieate«*nd beat manner. '.
' work done as USUIU; 4
• NT B Don’t forget the place, on the west side of rode
• tal *ireet;s doors north of the Auction Store, Allegheny
city. *a®*“
r Cloililiigl’CH>tl»mgll .C tattling .111 .
' *r&* 2%r«* jfig Ztoor* Vs. .2*« Western World t• f
-«PA /?rw\AvEU/SELECTEDGARJtENTS now,.
~ IDU*UUU made : and ready to He offered on the
. ’jujjl liberal lermsip my old customers and the pubiio in
eenenti/ The Proprietor of this far-famed and extensive
establishment has now, after returning from the Eastern
cities, at much trouble and expense, jan completed his
fall and winter arrangements to supply his thousands of
customers with one of the most desirable stocks of Clo
uting that Ha* ever beeu offered in this or any other mar
' fast west of the mountains. For neatness in stylo ana
workmanship. 1 ' combined with the very low price which
- iher wiil lie sold for; must certainly render the old unri
valled Three BiglJoors onc of thejjreatesl attractions of
the westerh couutry. • It is gratifying to me to be able to
fenhoauce io my numerous fnends at home ana onroad,
ihat notwithstanding the extraordinary effort* which I
havemad© to meetthe many calls in roy line, It is with
' dUficawTean keep time witUthc constant, rush that is
inadedn this .establishment." It isarwetl established
fadf, that my sales are. eigni or ten tunes larger than any
OiherhoWe-hi Uie trade; and tlds bemir the thp
amount soldjl can io*ell at much less profit* than
other* could possibly thmlrof doing-tf uiey wished to
oover contingent expenses. I Intend to make o clean
nWee» of alhmy presentstoclt before the begumingof next
year, comme to this conclusion, I will make u the inter
cut ofovery a.cheap rainier suit, to coll
B ‘ sD r<Zm m-cwkey \
NBW'tiUOlW.—Received at the Iron
i JV'Ciftfdolhing ’Store, n mlondMi assortment of Cloths,
fenrfßUfe or fine French, English and Americaa Plain,
Muck'tina fancy Cassimetes, of the roast modern styles;
fine figured Cashmere Vestings, Silk Velvet, Plain and
Fancy Satins—all of whicbwe will make un at the most
reasonable prices, in adurable ami fashionable style.
Keaily mhdo Clothing, 'of-alt descriptions; Lady’s
Clocks'Of the most fashionable -patterns.- I*eck and
Poßket lldkf*-, Suspenders, Bosoms,-amrt Collars, and
ever? article uWllykepun a Clothing Store. .Country
Mirfmmntf, before will liud jt to
ifiMrsdrnnuiro to call at the -Iron • City - .Clothing -Store,
Mke! beny alely TOclolkby 1 lh
Selling of* —«v fob cmo
tHlnff Of/every description,' such as cloaks, ove*
coats, superfine blanket, Beaver. Pilot and heavy broad
elolha. superfine i!otb;dress,anafrbek:coawi alargeas
itfrtmOfttpflwced.iack and frock coats. .
Jcidihibassimereihild satinett pantaloons; also, a pen*
eVal assortment of vests; ifiwnand. fancy velvet, cloth,
chsiiraere and fUn6ywoblen,and i»laid cassiinere.with
a meat variety of superfine Irtsh linen, trimmed whirls,
wSjer abirts, stock, eravnts, comforts and n i other arn
dles'in Oie r' Uiine hue, which “Will be sold low for Cash.
Porch&M. a viU find it much to their advantage to call
soon, at 49 Liberty street. /• DE ?LANY
*N* B-'A complete 1 assortment of goods, suitable for
Customer work, always bu haud, such fis English, French
a&d 'American cloths, and- cassuneres; jawo a choice as
sortment of seasonable vcsuhct—all % of will bo
»ode to order in the latest styles, and on Ibe , most ac
commodating terms lanl2-d_nw
* clothing I Clothing i i "
mHB Spring and Summer stock that is now ready to be
I offered MOSS,
is one of the large t and choicest in selection that hpa ev
er been exhibited by any one concern u this or any oth
er city irr tire Umon 1 will not undertake to describe to
ibe reader the different assortments of articles whtoh I
rtow have to ofTer them, but will simply tell them that if
they only favor ino with a call* I lay before them
175,000 different garments to make a choice out of, eon
aiauwr In pan of Coats, from the. richest in quality down
to the lowest in price f Paathtoons aiid Vests, to the as
tonishment of the beholder, with both mouth and eyes
open, wondering M> the most eilravagnnt degree of sur
onee how each n Vastcollecuon of Earn maps cLorm.ia'
could possibly be .collected together under the control of
one individual. But such things,will be, as long as per
severance tutd industry ■» the main-spring,of trude.-v
Without any intention of boasung,on my p.art, I wiltsay
nt the some lima, It is of each metal 1 am principally com
o6sed.:fdr nothing in' theshape or form; of difficulties, no
matter whatlheirmagnitude may be, can detormslrom
neenmiilishimr iny object, in providtug for the Tanner, the
mechaniei 7 -and ihe'daylaborer.- My whole attention is
takes up vriihtbo grthtest core for their-welfare, in get-
Une-OD Fashionable,-and allhosame umaenhstantialgar
mefflt'U) mcef ; their demands;- and ns for-others,-who
faftCv themaelves'inoving in -a.different sphere, and re-
QuitlrtKftri’artiole-df ultra kind, they have
oiily te givc'tnennouUine of thetr wauls, and they are
suited to a word .
' Nowi-lel me say a word ortwotomy country.roerch
anlsin thdrode; if you wish to save from at least2s to
OOper eent. in- yoar wholesale purchases,■ call m,at the
“TbtbkUig Doorr," hfid if I doirt'meet your most san
jraineiiope*, 1 in l the way of gelling cheap bargains,'Ond
fresli seasonable goods, I wiifnot m.future attempt to off*-,
erfeftt inducements of a~ similar kind to a generouapeo
nle of feo’ndble a nature and close discernment. : v >
P !« JOHN M’CLOSKEY,
febts-ly . No. 151 Liberty street 1
/"I AIN’T BK 1 if- Wttie faasjast Teeeived at
lj his" largo establishment, fronting ©nUberty and 6th
street*; a splendid nssortment of TWEEDS for summer;:
idsoVfeiuperior toVof French Saim- all of
wlueb- hc i* ready to make upin the latest-fashion and .
on tlie rriosr reasonable terms; as. usual. - ■ Observe- the,
comer, Wo. 107 liberty andSucthsireeis
mv t4 i.M.-WHITE,-Tailor, Proprietor.:
. - 1 Wholiiale aml Heiati. : “T
SADDLE/HABNESS ANDTRUNKMANUFACTpAV.
TVOBEET if. HARTLEY, bega leave to in : gA.
JtvTorcnMn friends and the public generally, Hm
that he continued tooicnpy that largeandeora-.g£J£2'
modtousStorcßoom, formally ouenpted by SamuerFnSa-,
esto'eHtCp, No 80; eomer of Diamond nlley and Wood
atreefcwMde BeTtaeps it latgonnd general tusortmentof
Saddiedj Bridies, Harness, Tranks, Carnet Bags. Saddle
. Bags.yolises, Buffixlo ai)bes;' Whlpsj and all otferun.
• clesmbis line. : ,i;
Healsokeeps constantly 6rt hand, nnar tdprdpanid. ifr.
: furnish to orders all ktmlsof lUvetedfloßO,nianufactiired
e of the besimatena), and in a.sty!e of wofrkmanshipequ&l
jo th 6 eastern- article, andrll #0 jier cent.
JpwAanft anj FarTnerj would do well to foil
and examuie-bis etoek before -purchasing. elsewhere, tk
he is determined ruleartiderf?fci very low
P *jp3*lton?i forgeMTte place,:.Na,B0 v .conidr of-Wood
trcerhJid'Dlamond Alleys * . np2o
Thf Cromwell, by J. T: lleadlyj ;
;
Spring, D D 1
Jacobus 1 ! fo»esop,|hfcGospels*... ,v ; . .
- Xceturea on Sliakspcare, by N. tludson, 2 vol.. ■ :
• - of Liftv o * Sketchesorwuyto-fJlnry Ac*. •
' > 4 **rbe'Ccmvenr,;by.‘ilfUThorof Girl is
Now arid Then, by Warrenj
: Sketches of Sermon* On' PatttWcs and Miracles; r j
Ireland’s Wcleomn tO Strangett ♦' r »
Heavonupou Earth, , , ' , , « .
Hawkßtoue. utale ofand.for England t a to!. • - *
For sale Tiy . KIiMOTT & KNGLIBH, '
> )e!0 yr ■< •• -•/ 78 Wood tutd 80 Market.
Weajternf Merchant!,
mllE-WtHG^ST;BEST ASSORTMENT over
X -Offered to-jhe puhltc/and at the lowest prices possi
blertnay-wMbonar-at liS AVood-strcet,-opposllo. J.-D.
Davi-’ Adcti6ii l Uooins. !'Otifletvo \Varergm^D^talr*.
IkTEWhWORK BVvBEADLEY—The Life of Oliver
tdaAßd'ii!sGenenils» ,, otc. { etc;; Received this.day ami
fo?A“by >Ty JOIiNSTON A STOOKTOIV,
jdlO, . Bookfellcrr, corner Market and Third s «
t V si d a
f&MO' ' — ~’• r£ & -'y£
h ? • v £££= r -
i *
» (Eranapartaticn £ines.
LINS
FROM
™' r PITTBBUROH TO*ERIE‘ 1 ~ |
XT I*RE-SHIPPING— 1 *RE-SHIPPING— belonging to thisUne
ll have-bftcn pat in fine order, and are.now:Tumung,|
regularly tasiweert’Pittsburghand!Erie, touching at ail j
intermediate Port* atangthc.Canals. ABoai wiluiwa>s j
be at the. wharf,, under the Monongahela Bndgc, and one, I
wUI smrl .rcgul&rlyv every other day. - The: Peopled I
Transportations Line -has 1 every facility /orcarcwug |
Freight and Passengers::- The boats will be lowed to I
Beaver by and-will proceed to Ene with great I
dispatch,liy.iho-cauals. The boats aro commanded by I
experienced and careful men—ail of whom have an ui- l
tercet in the Line < „ . I
■ PT7T: Goods aentihy the Lute* to Erie may be forwarded |
toonypouitoutheLakes. > |
For uoightor paaaago apply to f K [ R gp ATR [ OKi
Agent,' Water street, Pittsburgh. • I
AGENTS.
Clark A Co, Beaver j
, R. W-CoKKiKOitAM, Now Castle. -'
• Troctmas A Mitcheltebb, Pulaski.
• '€ensbit Warrss N Middlesex. T
...,. MtLTo2rHvLL > ShcrroA r v':;:- •
./ JosKFaMcCunis.Sharpsburgh. ■.
‘ 8.8. AG.Lownt,Clarksville. -
( King A McFarland, Big Bend. I
SiO.PLXruas^WcttGreenville.< i
? KxLPAtmca> : Adamsvtllei
•. .■ XV* H.Uensrt, llajtsiown. vi-
W.Waoswobtu A Co., Sherman’s Comers. 1
Wta; Power, ConncautviUe.
r-*—,Bpnng.Corner.
W C Wabnes, Albion
• —— ■ ■ " , ■■yCraneanlle.
• Wm. Ttlrr, Lockport. •
; * ■
A. Ki.no, and B. Toxlxnsob A Co n Ene. - , .
. The following:Agentr in Ene will receive and for
ward Freight to tiny Port pn th© Lakes, shipped by
this Line:
■W M. Gallagher/ 'John Hearn, •
:G. W.Haverstier ACo., Jo«ahKellogg, . :
5 . Kelsoe A Loomia, Walker A Cook, JeO
■ >' FUlttoargh Portable Boat Line* j
1848.
■jt.'Tcr the Transportation of Frtsghl to and from -« |
diTTSCVRQJIfPHILADEIjPUIA', HALTIMORE*NE\V |
YORK, BOSTON, AC
BOHBIDOS 4> CASH. PAflmWpAia.
TJUFFS t VCONNORi Pimbvrgh.
THIS old established Lure being now in fall operation,
the proprietor* have made extensive arrangement* to
forward Good* >and Produce with despatch, and on lhe
most favorable terms.. They- confidently hope, their well
knownpramptncssin delivering goods—peculiar, safety
in mode of carrying—capacious warehouses at each port,
affording accommodations. Jo shippers and owners, of
produce,—together with their tong experience and unre-
Iftiling attention to business, wilfseetixe to them a cour
tinuance of that liberal patronage they hereby gratefully
All consignmentaby and for this line received,charges
paid; and forwarded in any required directions free of
charge Tot commission! advancing or storage,
b interesvdtrectly or indirectly; in steamboats. -
lul communications promptly attended to on apphoa*
tion to the following agents:-
BORBQDGE & CASH,
378, Marketstreet. Philadelphia.
TAAFFB A O’CONNOR,
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
O’CONNORS A CO.,
North stre*i, Baltimore.
WILLIAM B. WILSON,
86, Cedar street, New V’crk.
-V V • -Ji
Htnluutti Transportation l«Ia«.
VIA' CANALS AND RAILROADS FOR PHILADEL
PHIA A\D BALTIMORE
S'IOODB continued u nir care aril! bo forwarded wllh
ou. delay, nod n,i cO ,
Canal ‘la.m, Peon olreel,
ME .SEIZES k REVNOLD9,
■■■>■ oTOnnda'.Mnrkeimreeii Philadelphia.
RASE, MERRILLk CO,
j«SB 1 5 - Smith’s wharf. BoUimore.
«,w«r i l **-
ffigggjgr 1848. SB&BI
ibejranspoTlaliannf w*yfwj»
JjjXciwecn Pmjbnrghj Blmrsville, Johnstown,, llrai-
Water street.and Petersb«rgb., ..■; •,... • ■■
This Cine wo* formed for the special accommodation of
the trao business- The proprietors, thankful for the very
liberal patronage *they thave received dating tbe last two
years, respectfully Inform their old customers apd the
public generally, that they are now better prepared to
deliver goods at any point on the Canals or Railroads
with promptness ami deapaicjn _
•: -< >-nOFBlKT0B»«" . _
. JAS-A. LORB, ■ i GEORGE TRINDLF,
. JOHN WILBER A CO. V
Aobto— G. A. M’AJTOLTTr A Co n Pittsburgh?
Joan Mills*, Holhdaynburg;
■ Ficewobth A Woow, Johnstown. „, ,
Rkfeuexces—Snuih A Sinclair, J. AJ. M*Dev»U;G. A J.
R. Shoeabergen R. Robison A Co.; R. Moore, Bagalev A
Smith; John Parker; Wm.LehmerA G.P. Suoeober
ger, Pittsburgh. • . : , K 2?
Merchant** Trtniportrttoa
tBBBESESm • •." ■ ESSESSSS
'V7OB the Transportation ofMerchandize and Produce
JJ> • to and Baltimore. ■ Good* consigned to
our care will Le forwarded without delay.at the dourest
rates. Bills of Lading transmitted, and all instructions
promptly attended to, tree from uny extra cbargufor stor
age or commission.: i r
C. A. M’ANULTV 4. Co., Proprietors,-.
Canal Bonn, Liberty it., Pittsburgh. ■
[Gazelle.nnly.eony.t _ •• . ~
Western Mew Yorlc College of Hcalttt*
307 ' Mam-oranr. Buffalo, N.-Y.
PH.vQ. C VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE UTIIONTRIP
TIC MIXTURE.
THIS celebrated remedy is consuur-'.r increasing us
Tame by the making all over the world. It has now
become the only medicine /or family use, and is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy: all stages .of this cotn|
plaint immediately relieved, uo. matter of how loug tiaud
tmr. >(Bcopainpbletfor tesuraony.)
Gravely and ail diseases of the urinary organs »■ for
these distressing complaints it stands alone; uo other ar
ticle can relieve you; and the cures testified to will con
vince the most skeptical:—-{see.pamphlet.)- luver Com
plaint,. Bilious Diseases. Fever and Ague., To.the Great
WestespcoioUyj and wherever these coinploiuts prevail,
this medicine is offered. - Notnmeral agent, nodeleterious
compouud iso part of this mixture; it cures these diseas
es with'certainty and celerity, auddoes not leave the sys
tem torpid.*’ (See pamphlet) -• Files, a complaint of a most
painful character, is immediately relieved, and a cure fol
lows by a few days use of this article. It is fat beyond
any other preparation for this dist-a e, or for any oilier
disease originating from impure blood (See pamphlet)
Debility or the System? weak Back, Weakness of the
Kidney s, Ac or Infiamation of the same, is immediately
relieved by a few days use of tin medicine, and a cureis
alway s the result at its use It stand* as a certain reme
dy for such complaints, and also for derangements of the
female frame. Irregularities, Suppressions, pmnful men
struations. No article has ever been ottered, except this,
whieh would touch this kind of derangements It may be
relied upon as a sure and effective remedy; and, did we
feel permitted to do so>, could give a thousand names os
groof of cures in ibts distressing class of comphums.—
o» pamphlet. All broken dowu, debilitated consular
.uona, from the effect of mercury, will find the bracing
power of thtji article to act immediately, and the poison
ous mineral eradicated from the system.
« Eruptive Diseases wil| fipd the alterative properties of
this article fuoifttheatooo.and drive such diseases from
the system. See pamphlet for testimony of cures in alt
diseases, which theliraitif of nn-hdvertisement will not
permit lo be named here j Agcntsnive them away; they
contnin IW pages of .certificates oflugb character; aud a
stronger array of proofof the virtues of a medicine, nevf
cr appeared. It isoneof the peculiar features of this ar
ticle, thutit never fails to benefit in any case, and if bone
and muscle are left to build boon, let the emaciated ami
lingering invalid hope on, ana keep taking -the mcdicincr
aaioiigustheretsaiumpTOvement: The nrapnetorwoold
caution the public against a number of articles which
come out under thaheods of Sahsafariujis, Svaurs, Aev
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel. Ac. They are good for noth
ing, and conipatealo gull die unwary.: touch them not.
Their inventors nover thought of .curing such diseaseanlL
thisarticle had done it. A particular study of tZuparxph
i Utsu eamatiif solunud. Agenis t and all who sell the ar>
i tide, are glaa to circulate gratuitously. Put op m 30 o£. ;
1 bottles, at $3; 12 oz. do. at 81 each—the larger holding 0 i
or- more than the two small bottles, Look out and not
fet imposed.upon.- Every bottle hns “ Vaughn’s Vegeta
le Liihonlnptta Mixture," blbwn upon the glass, the
written signature of U .G. C. Vaughn ” on the directions,
and “ G. C. Vaughn, Buffalo,”Btaopcd oath* cork. None
Other are genuine.
- Propared by Dr. O. C. Vaughn, and sold at the Princi
pal Office, 207 Malastreet, Buffalo; wholesale and retail.
No attention given :to letters unless post-paid— order
from regularly authorized Agents excepted. .Post-paid let
ters; or verbal communicatioAssoliciting advice, prompt
ly attended to gratis. .
Officosjdevoted exclusively to the sale of this article
-132 Nassau st, N. Y,; 293 Essex st., Salem, Mass.; and
;bythft principal Druggists throughout The United States
and Canada, as Agents.
■ HAYS A BROCKWAY Ageafe.
1 No. fly Liberty et., near ConaT Basin. .
TrENITIAN BUNDS.—A. WatnctU, and old and well.
V- known Voiution Bluidmoker, formerly of Second
antf'Fourthsts.vtnkee.thfa method toinformhis many
friends of iho factthaihls Factory fa now In full opera
tion on St. .Clair si*. near, the old Allegheny Bridge, where
-a ooostant supply of.Bltnds of various colors ana qunh
ibosjfa eoastanuykept op.hnnd and at all prices, from
lwenty*eento np to salt customers. .
■N. B. ff required, Blinds willbe jmt op eo, thatm-case
of alnra by flit, or otherwise, they may be. retadnred
• without the aid -■of a’screw-driver, and with the same
facilidy thatany-otbeypiece of furniture can he removed,'
an,d without any expense.- > •;.* jeS4-d&wy/ •
N BW . BOOKS.—LoxierinM in Europe; or Sketches of
•Travel in France, Belgium,Switicrland,Italy, Ans.*
trio, Prussia,; Grcatßntau and. Ireland,.with an oppett*
dix. containing: observations on European charities and
’medical institutions. By John W» Carson. U-D -
• 1 Angelo, a novel. By the antbor of “Emilia Wyndhaa,”
"Two Old MenVTales^etc.
: Self-Control, a novel. By; Mary Bfuntba, 1 author of
“Discipline;’? v. //’f. . .
Vol. lILDaHy Scnpmral Headings. By the fatoTbo*
Chalmers. D.D„L.I».D.-, r
. Pand, Tie Thousand and One Nights. Harpers l
tnted edition
: William the Cottager, a hook for children. By the an*
ibor of “EHen-llerbert,!’ Ac.. ;*.
The above .works, received this day.and Tor-sale by 4
ie&l JOUN9TON Jt STOCKTON.
* ■-«! Bn. New Novel. ■ >
TUOT received at M. A. MINER'S— .
O Lena Cameron; .OT, The Fmir Si/Uen. By Mra:
Gray. - ■
. ;:T«® I4ft pfßr.Ru*hard4eiiniage,theGroalVieiinilser>
withmbort account of hit last daya. By Jus. Kuieht •
: Thß;Cabin Boy,DT.UrB on the Wine; a Btorv of For
tune a Freokt and Fancies. By Lien! Murray.
■>■J.adiee’.NauonalMtignfinajforSepteinber ■
•• Union •• ■ t.i t; ■ . .
>. Little’* Lmtjp Ape, N 0.233.
ID s ’*»rfi»rd, of:-AlIeebe»r city, hag all the above--
SmhbfirW gi..
M door above Second,',
. >-*
,:-.rr-. ;Si ■:. •-: ■Yt'- - -■ ■'■'..‘.'J’'• t-^".
s'.'y’!s ! 5 V i •' H'/,{M*. : .;Jf
i■.A.fz - 3>. ; :v* r * ; ■ w'-ji'.-1' ?>■ ---’
rj;«. V’-'. i\"\ —'- 1 -- v.\!_Sy .'- ■ 1 V*? •
' 7 ‘ -T? 1 ?*' : 'fr. ti.i 1 ?:-
(JEimgratjon^juius.
- nanuien'& cp.'i
gk M
AH. m MWWKWP**. i .. Jgfflfc}
IKb arrano k m k n ts She
i lET Hereafter, aU Steerage Passengers rojmng from
Ehtropcf engaged in America to come iover, ut .either-or
the snipe of UxßsD£X.fc Co., will be furnished: with the
fallowingProvislons,or iheneqnivaictjt,m other articles
equally good,—See j4ctQ/’ C<mffr<«t JlXay,li7,lMs. ; • :
rf IHIS PI«AN will prevent sickness oji. board. - Hereto*
X‘ Tore, when Pnsuengers found themselves m Provis
ions, many of them.came on-board eunrely destitute,
which often caused much sickness and death.
t 35 ttis Bread, - , .t ( A!lof good quallr
10 “ Rice, v ,ty> ;anu one-tenth
10 “ Oatmeal, or the Provisions
1 10 “ Flour, ' ■ . furnished wjll be
•• io “ Beaus and Peas, . delivered to each
35 “ Potatoes, ;Pessengor-every
1 pint of Vinegar, week, with a sut
fio cailons of Water, ament supply pf
iafijs.Balted Pork, tree from bone. .Fuel for cooking.-
1 ' Bach Ship iu this line will be properlyveiiuJaied, ond
i a good house over the passage-way leading to the Pos
; sengers’ apartment. - The Cambooso and Cooking-ranges,
for uio use of Passengers, are kept under cover. Every
attention will be paid to promote; their health and comfort
Agent at Pittsburgh, JOSHUA ROBINSON,
j e 7i ■ ■■ ■ 1 Fifthst.,.ncar.Wdod.;
■~Tap*cott ? «Genera—BmigratlonOfflce. i .
-m. REMlTTANGES.audPasssKoiaßnd
Great Britain and Ireland, byW* ;
J-fT.Tapscottj 75 Sooth at., corner WfVaC -
.of Maiden LauejN.Y.j and 00 Water-.-
*oo Hood. Liverpqpl.■■■ <• ■
The subscribers; having accepted the Agency of the
above: House* are now prepared to make arrangements
ou the most libera! terms with those desirous of pay in?
the passageof their friends from the Old Country;'and
they flatter themselves their character and lone standing
in business will give ample assurance that all their or* .
rangements will be carried out faithfully.
Messrs. W. A J. T. Tapscotl erelong and favorably
. known for the superior class, accommodation! and sailing
qualities of their Packet Ship*. The QUEEN OP THE
WEST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK;: HOTTINGUER,
! ROSCIUS* LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of which
i leave each port monthly—from New Yorir the 21st and
20th, and from Liverpool.the Oth and tlth; in addition to
which they, have arrangements With the St George and
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure
j from Liverpool every five days, being thus determined
I that their facilities-shall keep pace with their Increasing
j patronage: while Mr.W. Tapscous constant personal
{ superintendence of the business to Liverpool is an addl
| tioaal security that the comfort and accommodation of
! the passengers will be porUcularly attended to., .. . .
( The subsenbersbemg, as usuxu, extensively engagou
| In the Transportation Business between Piiuburgn nnu
I the AUantio Cities, are thereby enabled to.take charge ot
| and forward passengers .immediately on their, landing,
[ without a chance or disappointment ordeloyi and are,
j therefore, prepared to contract for passagefrom any sea-
I port in Great Britain or Ireland to this city, the uaturf, ot
| the business they are- engaged m giving them facilities
j for carry'lag passengers so far mland uot otherwise at]
j tamable; nud will, ifteccssary, forward passengers fur
! ther West by the best mode ot conveyance* without any
| additional charges for their trouble. Where persons
I sent for decline coming oat, the amount pmd for passage
j will be refundedm full. . L \
REMITTANCES. . •
I The subsenbers are also prepared to give, drafts at
i tight for any amouut, payable at the principal clues amt
1 towns in England, Ireland, Scotland and nates; thusaf
j fording a safe and expeditious mode of remitting fund*
| to those countries, which persons requiring such facili
ties will find it to their interest to avail themselves of.
i Application (if by letter, post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. TAAFPEA O’CONNOR,
I Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
j map27-dAw-ly Philadelphia. _
Roche, Urothersi * Co* r£XT
aJjjfV Fgltos st:, Nxw York ; Edks Quat, ctM?
WftiWp Dtrauki ScoTiJitio Road, LrvßHKxn..
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Penn st,, Cana!
BnsUi, Pittsburgh.
ArrungmenU for 18-19- . .
ROCHE, BROS. A CO., sole A gem* for the BLACK.
i BALL LINK, of Liverpool and New York Packets,
take the liberty of announcing to their old friends and
customers, that their arrangements for the year being
complete, they ore prepared to bring out b;
the obove splendid Line, from Liverpool to New 'V ots
and Philadelphia. They refer to their former course of
doing busineM, and assure those who entrust them with
their orders, that the same satisfaction will be rendered
as heretofore.
SRMITTAKCfiS TO
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.
:• Drafts for sale, payable, on demand, atony Rankin
Ireland.
: The undersigned has made arrangement* to bnug out
passengers to Pittsburgh, during the present rear. ... J
frbS-j&daw* JAMKS BLAKFJiY,
-gg-. ps»sgeToanifKnm xfik*
WaSSt GREAT BRITAIN A IRELAND. W“
Gkobob RirrARD A Bos, No. 134 Waterloo Road, Li
verpool. ■ V
CA«usiJt&Rfmsa,No.S3Soa*,h*t., N. V .
THE Subscribers, having accepted the Agency attfiU
etty of the above well known aud respectable Houses,
are prepared to make engagement* for passengers to come
out from any partof Great Unlain or Ireland, re
gular Lilia of Packet Ships, sailing from IJverpool week
ly. Persons engaging with us may rest assured tlmt Iheit
mends will meet with; kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool, as well as every attention necessary
on their arnvai In ihis country. Apply to or address
SAMUEL M cLuRKAN A CO*
H 2 Liberty sL. Piittburgh.
: N. B -’-Pastages engaged here from Liverpool to Pitts
burgh direct, and drafts for any amount lorwarded, pay
able at sight,throughout the United Kingdom. ))gMy
UAUNDBN & CO.’S
m MS3ESOES A.SD m
Office* .
HARNDEN* & CO continue to bring out persons fro®
any prft of England, Ireland, Scotland or Wale*,
upon the mo l liberal terms, with their usual punctuality ,
aud attention to the wonu of emigrants Wc do not n I
low oar phsseugerMobc robbed li> the swindling scamps
that infest the seaports, as wc take charge of Uirra the
moment the) report themselves, and see to their wclMh*
tug, and despatch them without an) detention by the first
ships. We say this fearlessly, a* we defy aui of our
passengers to *Ao to that they were detained tort} eight
hours by us m Liverpool whifstthousandsofotliers were
detained months until they could be sent in some old
craft , at acheuprate which, too frequently proved thur
coifins
Wc intend to perform out contracts honorably, eo I
tekatumay and not act as was the ease last season with
other offices, who eithcrperfonntd not at alt, orwlteuil
suited theiriomcntence
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any sum from XI to
Xl 000 payable at our of the Provincial Hanks tu Ire
land. England, Scotland aud Wales
JOSHUA ROBINSON, w
European and General Agent,
Hfth street, one door below worn! st
m
FUIUbIUH
HE3IITTANCE.
mUE Subscribers are prepared to forward tnnnej to all
X parts of England. Ireland, Scotland and Wates, with
despatch, and at the lowest rates
y ’ SAMUEL MCLURKKN & CO,
| ifcblS * i 42 Liberty street
I European and Amcrlcan-Agency.
TIIE undersigned European Agent has just armed m
the United States, and will len\a Pittsburgh, ra*,
I early in September, and sail from New York or tho Ist
day- of October next,performing the Twenty BecondTmtr
' of this agency throagn England, Ireland, Scotlund, Wales,
do; returning to America in May,lB4o. Money.,remit*
unices for large and small suras; promptlytirade.to nil
parts of Great Britain and Ireland; legacies, debts, rents,
f real estate and clalmscollectcd and recovered? comes or
i wills, deeds and documents procured j all
kinds made. etc. Hu succeeds his relative, il. Keenan,
i now U- S- Consul at Dublin, who so many years success
i Tally conducted this Agency; and he will be assisted by.
him in all business transactions m Europe. Innumerable
references given. Address personally, or address post
'paid, ' THOS. J. KEENAN, European Agent, ; .
and Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ■
> * Pittsburgh. Pa.;
Office at the Merchant’s Hotel, corner Third und Sinith
field, its. : ,
BT'Mr: K. may he seen on business at the following
times and places: In Cincinnati.* at Broadway Hotel, on
3t*t July, mid Ist August; in Louisville, at Louisville
Hotel.on 3rd and 4tb Auguali in Sl Louis, on Iolh,llth
and 12th August. - • . , : .
James May, Esq. will attend to all European business
in ray absence. i :3e13
- Great Kngllah Remedy I -
Coughs, Colds, Asthma; nn<LConsumption !-rThe
Jj great and only Remedy for the above diseases is the
Hungarian Bottom of Life, discovered by the edebrated-
Dr. Buchan, of London, England; ttnd introdneed into the
United Statesunder the immcdraiesupermtendeuceoftho.
inventor.
• ;Tbo extraordinary success of this medicine; in the cure
of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American Agent m
soliciting for treatment the possible cases that can
be found in the community-leases that seek relief ui vain
from any of .the common remedies of the day, and have
been given up by themost distinguished physicians, as
colnaed and incurables The Hungarian Balsam has
cured, a»d will cure,- the rapst desnerate cases. It is no
quack noßirunLbutasiaadard English medicine, ofknown
and established effichcy.
Every family in the United States should he supplied
with BuclranVHungniinn Balsam of Life, not only to
counteract the consampuve of the climate, but to be used
f as a preventive medicine in nil cases of colds, -coughs. >
spitting of blood, pom m tlio side mid chest, irritation nmi,
soreness of the lungs; bronchitis, difficulty: of breathing,
becuc fever, night sweats, emaciation ana general debili-:
ty.astbnra, influenza, whooping cdugh, nndcroup.
-: Sold in large bottles at $1 per bottle, with full directions:
for the restoration of health.. : • ••• :
Pamphlets, containing amass of Eugiishand American'
certificates, and unequalled .
ments of this.grirat English Remedy, may, be obtained of
the Agents, gratuitously.
. : For sale by , B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO*
dilfi . .cor..First and Wood.ond Wood and Cthsts -
Mew Works.
A LLISON’SMARLBOROUGH—The military Ufe of
'.ix John, Duke pf Marlborough: by. Archibald. Allison,
F.R. 9., author of the “History of Europe.” ; .? .
' Neanser’s Life of Christ—'The life of Jesus Christ,-m
Us historical eonnesonand historical developments: by.
Augustas from the fourth German
edition, by John MaClmiock and E. Blumenthal, Profes
sors m Dickinson College.-v i.- :. • v < ’ >
Old Hicks the Guide ; or Adventures in the Comanche
Country in search of a Gold Mine: by.Ghas.W.. Webber.
: The Bachelor of the Albany: by. the author of the
“FaleonFamUy.”.- .. i
Dr. Chalmer'B.Pofllhumons. Works Daily Scriptum!
Readings, by the late Thomas Chalmers, D. D.,L.L. D.—
In three volsv Volumes Ist and 2d received. : .
The above valuable works received-this day. and-for
sale by - JOHNSTON & BTOCKTONt
i .npla ■ ■ comer Market and Third sls. v «
SUNDRIEB.— 400dox. PJaymgCards;
200 whole and half boxes Sardines;*:
i 10 baskets olive Oil;, ; .. .
30 doz. assorted Qatsops,Ac.
5 cosks.l«onrion Porter, quarts andpints; > ■■...
300 doz.Brondies, Wines, Ac.very old;-.
. 5 bbls. powdered Sugar; *
: GO: baskets Champaigne Wine, pern to arrive;
3. hhfls Claret Wine, for sale b jr . ...
imarO ■ / . ’ 7 P. C. MARTIN,
- ' ‘ 1 v. >• ”
1 v
s l*' «* *' * r ->,* *- * V * *
1 , .
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Jnsnratu;; (gomyauus.
Fire and Mariae•lnwwnce.
mHE Insurance Company ofNorth America, of l him
.'i dolphia«through ii 3 duly authorized Agent} ihe sub
scriber} offers 10 make permanent and limited Insufauce
on property, in this city and its vicinity, and on shipments,
by the canfci and. rivers.’ s
DIRECTORS: _ . ,
Arthur 0. Coffin, Fres’t: Stunucl Brooks,
Alex. Henry, - ; ; \ Charles Taylor, ' -
Samuel W. Jones, - Samuel W. Smith,.
Edward Smith, ; ' Ambrose-White,
• ■ John A. Brown, 'Jaeob M. Thomas,
John White, ; > John 11. Neff, ,
• Thomas F. Cope, : Richard D. Wood,
j Wm. Welsh. * Henry Dr Sherrard.Sec’y
r Tills is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
plates, having been chartered-in 1704, 'Jts charter is per
petual, and from lit high ?taitdrng, ; ;loiig experience, am
ple means, aitd avoiding-all risks pf an extra hazardous
character, itmay be conaidtTfrd&tf offuringTunpiesccun-
Sy to the publi e. WILLIAM P. JONES.
• At Counting Roomof Atwood, Jones A Co., Water ami
Front sts., - Fiusburgh - - : moy.4y
•Tlie Franklin.Flro Jniuranoo. Company
•OF.PmUAUKI.PUUr.: . ' -
CHARTER PERPETUAIL—»H»,OOO_ pnM in office
IC3J Chestnut at, north side, near Fifth. lake Insu-.
.raucc,either pcnuaneat or.limited, ngainit J 0 ? 8 • OT . “? m "
age by fire; dll’ property tuid effects of overy description,
j in town of c’ouhtry, on the 'most reasonable .terms.. Ap
plication,' madeeither personally, or by touerß}-wi|i oe
■promplly wiendcdio; «• C. N. BAKCKBR, Pnret.
; C. (i. lUScxxs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charlos N. Bancker,. ..Jacob R-Smith, .
•Thomas Hart, *George ?»->•••■
? Thomas J. "Wharton, MordecotP. Lewis,. .
Tobias Wagner, , Adolphi E. Bone,
Samuel Grant, • David S. Brown* ,■■ . .
PITTSBURGH AGENCk.
Wakbick Mabtui, Agent, at the Exchange Office of
Warrick Mania & Co., corner of 3d andWarket sts. ,
. Fire risks token on. buildings and their contents, in
Pittsburgh, Allegheny And ihe, surrounding country.
marine of inlanfl’havlgatlon risks taken.. :.• ftugl-iy.-;
■■ josiau Etna.' .
; KIIG& FINHBV, , ,
Agents at l
nsuranceCompany of ,
'CIIRB'WSKSupon Buildings and Merchandize ofeve r
description,'and "Marine Risks upon hulls or 'ear*
goes' of vesseisj takeu upon the most favorable terms. •.
- Office at the. warehouse of King A Holmes, on Water
stU near Market street, Pittsburgh. . • • *
. N. Br King & Finney invite the confidence and patron
age of their friends and communityot jargerjo the Dela-.
ware M. Insurance Company, as an msutuuou among
the roost .flourishing in Philadelphia--as having Jt large
paid, iu capital, which, bythe-operation ofitschn nereis
constantly increasing-—as yielding toeacbpcrsott.tTUnit
red, his due share oCthe profits ot the Company, without
involving him m duy resppnribiUty.wbateyer,beyond-tho
premium aclually poid in by him'; and therefore .as pos
sessing the Mniuafprinciplpdivested of everyobnoxtou*
feature, aud in inrmo&t attractive- form- j novl-lty.
1 GENCV ORTHB FRANKLIN
A. COMPANY OP Pim.APELPIA ‘-M i. corner of
Third arid Woo#.struts. Pittsburgh. r-Th©: a»et» of
company on ihefim of Januar)’, 184o t aa jj l
conformity with an act of the Pennsylvania UefiisJftturt;
were:'''*.-' V- "
Bonds and Mortgages • *• - *
Beal Estate, at cost* .......
Temporary Loans,.Stocks and Cash
Making a.tntnl of"*•• ***»•**; • *•••■**v; * -$909,0«3 43
Affording certain n**UTance that all losses wiHne
promptly met, and giving entire* security to nil who on
tain policies from this Company; Bisks, taken at as low
rates as am consistent with, security. *- M .
octS WARRICK MARTIN, Agonl,
Insurance Against Fi*o*.
TIIE American Fire Insurance .Company —Office.*.. No..
.72 Wulnut street, Philadelphia! Incorporated A. D.
perpeetual. ? ' ; ■•••■•.
~ Insures Buildings, Fund lure, Merchandize, and proper'
iv generally, cither in. the city or countryj <?r
damage by tire, perpetual or for limited periods, on favoi
ftble terms. -V- •: v. • • r
- DIRECTORS:
r John Sergeant* Samuel C. Morion,..
William Lynch, : Adolphus Penes,
Thomas Alliboue. fleorge Abbott,
• John Welsh, Jr., Foincfc Brady* *
John T. Lewi*.
SAMUEL €. MORTON-, President.
Secretory.
Onlen forJusuraucebythe ftoOtrevComJ'anr. will be
received r .ond iimtrjuirtS .effected by ihejjMuersigneo,
; agent fcrTiltKbu'rgtt;; . tJLO-CCKIUIIAN,..
.lairtamT" ■ . Wood street^
CoanclPi Mil giFsTFal n,E s t*nc*prV
IT U now conceded.by • medical .men thor-Coimell«
MnetealPainrKstfaetorttnanuftiqtdreA byConjstoe k
& CoarilampsL, New York; is! tbe.fcrenteil won
der of the 19th ccKturT;’. Its" ellectsarcitdljr miraculous.
All pains arc removed from turnip scams, Ac.* and ail
external sores, ■ inra few minutes after it# application;
beau or the same on thi/mim’delicate 1 akin,' leaving 119
scar.lltl* eiroftUy iwneCeialitiftllkmiUofJnttftrainato-
R’ diseases, suefc as soroi.Nipplcs and Ey«i,Sprains,
heuirmtLsm, WTsUe Swtd ling oml Ulecra, Bruise#, Burnt,
might add os proof to all we #47 i than arac sof' in an vem
iment pbysreittnswlifrujcit in their.practice,and hun
dred. of {he eldlSV who: ptai,o it tojhdr peopr,! Kind
parent trep it caniumtlvan /mttrfyin<ase-ornccul»fuu by
fire life raay:fe lbi!l.srfatouLbutoy Its ■we all butns are
.subject to its coii troi. uiidess urtfvtfals are destroyed. Cau
tion—remember nud ask for CoiineWtMagiealPain Ex~
tractor, manufactured by ComrtocJi vf. Co., A*. 1., ami take
noother. •' • : • -l'--. ' :l %’ •• -
hixs,
article more justly , celebrated us a euro for the above,
than any or all others. Its cures are almost immediate*
and it is only necessary to let those who know tue article
aiid use it with such great success, that it is to be had
true and genuine of Comstock ACo~ 21 Courtlond su,
N«:Y« sole proprietor.. < ■ '* -s
Bold only genuine in Pitlsburgb.Fa., by Jacisos,
89 Liberty su head of Wood *l4 awoin Washington, Po.,
by in Brownsville by Bennett A Crocker, OUO
by oar agent in every town in Peuusydvanio, Ohio.-Jud.
and Virginia. - l ; noylfl-dAwCm
««U the Veit CoDgh Medicine 1 ever Saw.”
T3KADthe folio wiii£proofofthe juperioriiy bf jDr. lfp-
Xi, lard's Oriental Cough Mixture, from areSpeelaMo er*
uen, vvbo has Hied Ur r.
PnTSßCtton,Bec. JS,tS4T.
Messes, Ha Vs iCnocicwAt:—After Jaboring for several
weeks uiider the disadvantage# of a harassing cough raid
most distressing cold,whTch nad.thu#farjtcMfcted the ef
fects of several dr the “infallibles,” I was induced to pur
ohatie a bottle of yoar OricitlulCongh Mixture,
it a fair trial. To ray great surprise, after using only one
half of thc . boulc l found inyseif entirely well. It is the
batmkittciricleur ;<*».*?.
Truecopy. • JOHN HINDS.
Sold by HAYS &BROCKWAY, Druggists, Commer
cial Row, Liberty street; near Canal. • jan9
J\i+ Street between Third and fourth' have just
received a large supply of rich Full Oo6d»,comprising in
part: ITcascs various styles Prints and Chhiizes of Ku
glish.Frenehand Americnnimanulheture; 150 pcsrich
and desirable patterns French Gbtgharas, warranted in
ferior to none imported in style, quodtW mid durability of
color* : 4 cases splendid Flaid goods lor ladies dresses,
cbmprißing.every stylcYoir Fall and Winter wear; Cash
meres, M. deLaines; Satin stpM Alpoceas of various
colors j 5*4 black, and blue black Silks, for Man*
tillas? Fancy UresrSilksiblUck and hfode colors r M. de ;
Lairis, all wool; Shawls ofeVeri' style and quality; Cas*
simeres, Cassinetts, Broad Clotlisdnd Vestiiigs.; uleach
ed'and unbleached Muslins : from Cf tolSfo. per yard;
Green, - Yellowy Red aud.‘ White Flannels *, Tickings,
Checks, strip'd Shirtings; bleached and brown Drillings,
etc; etc. Allof which arc offered at wholesale and re
tail at the veryriovyest cash prices..
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IN ingt } 'Fourthsirtet.—Hava n & Astkoxy, Daguerre o
' tvpisisJjroirrtheEnstcrivcitica, would callthenuention of
the iuhaoitaiit# of'Pittsburgb, uiidti*en#ighboring:towhi,
io their Dagucrreoiyp* oif citizens'anti others, at rooms in';
‘the thitti story of Burke’s l»tultiiug,4th .st.; .. . .
" Persons wishing pictures taken may test assured that
no pains shall bo spared to produce them in the highest
; perfection of the'.art. Ourinstrument* are of the niostpow
erfui kindytenablinguß to Ctecute pictures udsurptissed
for high finish and truthfulness io nature. -Thepablic are'
solicited to’call and examine. * /.;■
Persdns siUing for-pictures are neither reqmrTed or ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction:!# given.
: N. 11; Operator* will finu this a good depot for stock,
and chemicals. . . : ; .
; liyTnsirQctions given in the art; containing the more
recent Improvements. ; . . jau?
TO FEMALES'.—Every female' should have a box of
Dr. Ralph’* Pill*/ They are j?erfecily adapted,l9 the
peculiarities ofthcir constitution, acting with gemle'mild
ness and.sofety.tn ailcireuriutaiicts. .Ayherevermtrbduc
ed, their "diameter has. been rapidly.established among
the ladles, with whom they are emphatically The Favorite.
Very complete directions. for use-m the- various com*
plotnis win he found iu the directions accompanying
each lioxA- : - * v •
For sale by
S. li. CUTHRBRT, ‘
Smllhfield street, •netur’njinl.’
. AlsOj byAVini Cole. Allegheny* CityjJV G.Smith, Bir
mingham; and JohnM’Cmckcn, Fifth \Vntd, Pittsburgh
: jan2s v
"' .' liollow-Warfl. Oaillngß.
TiiTBItCHANTS vtxiung our city for the purpose of
iyX their Spnaij supplies of Hollow-ware
-aiid other Cheungs, will find a very, heavy stock, anti an
extenßive varieiy of patteTiis atitl siws in storc hv us.—
Samples cdnbtVßeen atdufwareHouse,Commercinl Row.
Liberty'stfeet/nett W.' W; Wallace’s Warble works. ,
c fTr* Terms and prices favorable. ;
' - QUIN, McBRIPF. & Co.*
BOOKS—Just received, .by Express; .tiernmu'y,.
Knglawl, and Scotland, oryecollectionsjof a Swlrs.
rainisteruby J..H. Merle D’Aubigiie, p.:D.,.nutUor ofHisv
loryof.ihe.Refonnatio» t LifeofX3ToroweU,.4;e.,: : ... v
A Practicalßxhibitioh of lbe Gospels'nfSt.-Mnuhcw
nndSt.Alark,intbefonnof Lecturen,intended to orrisi
lhe.pTßCtice.ofdothesticinsiructionnnddevQliouibyJolm
Bird Summer, D; D., Bishop of Chester.,
For sale by ENGI.ISH, ,
..;,febg4 i • . gQ Market street;,bet.3d tuid 4th.
. Table •
rpHK undersigned has justiTtceivod a select assortment
J; ofT’nlde, and otherfine Cutlery/inoluding Desert,
and Curving-knives and forks; -\vhleh, with a large stoolc
of.'Brtishes of every description, and Shoemaker's- find- 1
inas. he will dispose of ns usaal.nii:-reasonable terms.-
b ’ JOHN W: BJ.AIR.
120 Wood street.
ap2fl ;
. Iron City Cracker ana Bread.
I ’ 4 J. SHEPHARD ,
,|TTOUIiD respectfully inforitt his friends ami the pu!
YV tic generally; that he hdiiwlded tp liis oUier. busi*
hessUhe raanufaeturin£ of Crackers,'of every variety.—
Having puifclrased one of W,. R* Nevin>_ Cracker and
Pilotßfeaamachinesi he isprepared.tOLfUl all orderafifr
crackerror pilot bread at the shortest notice- and. hopes
by h strictatiention to business, tashare ft portion qf the
public patronage. .The public-i* respectfully invited to
call andexamine fonhemsclves. •
: BAKERY, No. 10 Commercial Row, Liberty sl.oppo
site SmUhfiold. • .■
i N B. Superior family Bread, rye and dyspepsia Bread,
large and email roUSjfrcsh every .morningcon be bad at
the store, ;ormy wagon, or at ray stand in the market;- in
" Cokes and Cohfpciionnry.oD.hand and,made..to order.
* .* ' ' ‘ * ' J., SHEPHARD.,
Noncommercial Row. Liberty, at.!',3
!\TEJV"I-'ALIL GOODS—A.A.Waaun*Co.No.Ol>Mar-.
Xv ket street, are now opening 20 .cases aiid packages
of New Fail Ooods, comprising new Hiylesof, CJinghnmsv
French, English. and American. Prims*: Hosiery and,
{•loves/ Collars, Capes. Luces* Mull, Swiss ami Book
Muslins,&c, . i V: uugU
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T IVKR COMPLAINT; JAUNDICE. DYSPEFSIA,
JLiNERVOUS DEBILITY; DISEASE OF THE KID
i NEYSj ASTHMAyarid ailaffection* arising from
derangptriehl or disease lathe Biliary,:. Diges-
Respigiiory, ahd Nervous
. Sysiem*; sucV o#-eo«#iipßiioii, inward
piles,heartburn, lba9ofapnctite,coat
ed tougpe,t acidity of the atom
■.v > . achi shimming of the head, , *. >••
>-? • < , fuHhesSv.cirwejght in tlie
' " k '' stomach, dimness of * • ‘
vision paipila
: tioif of : Uto
heart, : ; .
Choking or Bnffocatiug scusaiiiig. depression of spirits,
i sudden flushcs;af neat, pain iu-ibe side or back,
weakness ofthe limbs, cold fcet,‘constant im
aginings of eyil, fever and dull pain in the
. iieadj-poin'And .difficulty of breathing.
-when lying upon the »iile, frightful r
... dreams,Booreructaiioiia, yellow- •
. ness.of-the skin and eyes, .
deficiency, ofperspira* -
. tion,frc, Aegean be
effectually i •
•.. cured-.- -. , < : -.v
by DOCTOR HOOFLAND’Si
CELEBRATED. GERMAN BITTERS.
, Their power overtbe above disCnscsis not excelleu--
;tf-equalled—by any othep .preparation in ih© United
'States,aßithe. cures mJhiaicity attest, in many cases afr.
iter skilful physicians had 'failed. • -.
Derangement in the liver aad stomach are sources of
insanltyrrfrora disorder or obstruction a morbid acuon of
;the sympathetic andother nervtfaJollows r and the func
tions of the brain oreimpaired Baatdejraoged; as vivetyes
are the connecting medinm between mind ondmaiier.n
follows from lhe reciprocal.action that both:must-be
more or .less implicated: and deranged simultaneously;
derangementthere wiUalsoprodacediseaseof.the SKiN, |
•LUNGS, UTERUS and STONEYB.. as well as theJbnun.
The thousands who- die with YELLOW. FEVER,;
CHOLERA or INFLUENZA,; is owing to the same
cause;and the majority:of casesofthat most painful
disease,CONSUMPTION, originates from thesorne. In
• fact the kionuich islthe important kirganiih the* system of
matter, os upon it you depend fprrthe success and alt rite
advantages to be derivea trora the administration of m*
tenia! medicines, llsfunciiona . are of tlie uimost im*
i portance t<>.everyone in constituting the source an dfou!£
,■ tain of JifoiwhichJs nutrition; .No organ possessesinch.
i;remarkab!c*yriipatbics, in
I modifying every part 'of the system; ' V • ■
i The rare success in tearing disease ofihe liver and
stomach successfully has hot beeritt wont ofpaibological
knowledge of tliefr{unctions’, butlhd preparation of a
.compound that would acr upoit the :disease ni.d ell the
sympatheticafiJictlons. That -point has beenjmined in
these Bitters, and they ore ENTIRELYiyEGJKTABLE,
and will in every case perihanetnly destroy; costiveitess,,
aud give strength and vigor to;the frame; at no time de
bilitating the patieui/ and they are' grateful to tlie most
delicate stomaeh under.any circumstances.
ALL CANBE CUBED;
. WHO WILL USE THEM AS DIRECTED,
(if wrrnni'THS powrt os mkdicisk.)
Tbo few months this'preparation; has been before ibn
public, has, from its infaiUbleefEcney; elicited the eulogy
of the press through thu land; their object being for the
benefit of suffering bumahHy;its success-has-surpassed'
ail precedents, free frdrn aU alcoholio stimulant;
syrup, mardiiryvaloes/ouininojVacid^ahdallitijuncus
ingredients, and especially adapted to the disease* of the
variahle clinmtcof-ihe United States, and ibe.Westln
dia Islands. ■■
v V:j WEEK AND DELICATE CHILDREN,
are made strong by using it—in faet it isafamily medi
cmr,and can be adndaisicred.wiUi safety toa child one.
year old, the delicate famale, orn ranaot ninety. -/ •
The. ; Philadelphia Democrat: Tins . medicine
has an extraordinary virtue, and efficacy, and is.ln great
demand. : AYe cari: speak from experience, that it has
produced many, wonderful cures.’* .
The Daily Sun says:— * We believe it is one of the
besMuedictnesof the age—a friend having used it in his
own fiimily'with great satisfaction in the Jaundice and
Liver Complaint.*?
-The Spiritof theTiraes.andKeystone says:—‘*Do- our
good citizens, who ore invalids, know - the many aston
ishing cures t!hai hare been performed by Dr. Hoofland’s
celebrated German Bitters? If they do not, we
mend them to the:German Medicine Store. 278. Race
street; all who are : afflicted with Liver Complaint; Jaun
dice, Dyspepsia or Nervous. DebilUy; ; :the .Doctor, has
cured many of our- citizens, after the best'physician*
had failed. We have used them, and they have proved
to be a medicine that every one should know of* and we
caunot refrain giving otir testimony in tbeir. favor. an d
that whlchgives them greater claim upon our humbleef
foru they are entirely vegetable. - :
-The Evening Bulleliit*ay«:—The Celebrated German
UhtcTs tire ahifiyaluable remedy fof Jaundice, PyNpep
sia, and nervbtrt s complaints.” f \ *'■
Gazette say*:—“lt is not often we notice the
various excellent medicines advertised in our columns,
because weare unwilling to speak except from personal
experience, and fortunately make*
us generiilly striutgerelo such article*. A Word, how
ever;of Dr. Hooflaiid's Gormnn Buter*. This wk ksow
to be an excellentarticle futfilling in ever}* respect what
is claimed for it Uyv the advertiser, v
. The Daily New* toys: .:
“A MKtnctSE.—\Ve speak knowingly of Dr. IToof
laml’s celebrated German Bitiers ;when we. say it is a.
blessing of IhU-uge,-arid iir diseases of thefiilmry,’dige«i
-i live ana nervous systems,ttha* not,avc think, an kqcsu
! —lt is*. VEGrrSBLE PEEPARATTOTt A!fb‘MAOK WITHOUT' AT.-
conoi., tmd to all uivafids we would rcconrnimul it as
worthytbeificonfideiice., ■; •
• • What stronger testimony can a medicine have? At the
Depet canbe sebn the evtdences'-of many of our most
respectable ciuzciis of Cures iii all the. foregoing dis
eases.'
* Frineipat-Depot, German Medicine Store, 278 RACK
Street, and for sale ju Lao cooler by
riiburg. by D. W. Gross;, and. rcspectaole dealer* gvu
erally throughout the country. . . . •
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SILKNCK THAT DItKA'UFUhCUUUH!—The Lungs
arc in danger, the work of.tlie destroyer ha*.been
begun, the Cough of Consumption Imth iu it nsouml of
death.-. -.»■ ' '
Ask tou a Mottiku? Your Gariingchihl. your idol
and earthly joy, ts now perhaps confined to her chamber,
by a dangerous cold—her pale cheek?, : her thin shrunken
fingers, tell Iho hold disease juts already gained upon her
—the sound of hersupulchrat cough piercesyour soul.
Youxo Max, when last about to enter diseaseshed*
a heart crushing blight over thefair prospectsof the fuy
tore—von# hectic cough and feeble limbs thll br your
loss or hope, but you need not despair. Th'crcjis abulm
which will heal the wounded lungs,it is V . .//- • :
Sherman’s All-Healing Balsam;
. Mrs. Attukk, the wife of Wm.H. '.Aitree,[Esq. was
given op by Dr. Sewallof Washington, Roe and
McClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and Dr.'Moll of New
Yorlr. Her friends oil thought she must die/' She. had
every appearance of being in consumption, and was so
pronounced by her physicians—Sliennau’s Balsam was
given audit cured her. .
Mrß. GABRABnAttTz, of Bull’s Ferry, was also cured of
consumption by this Balsam when all other remedies
foiled to give relief—she was reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
. A. C.Oastle, Dentist, 281 Broadway, has witnessed its
effects in several cases, where no other mcdccine afford
ed relief—but the Balsam operated like a clinnn. Dr. C.
also witiieired its wonderful effects' in curiug Asthma,
which it never fuils of doing.; Spitting Blood, alarming
as it may be, is effectually cured by this Balsam. It
heals the ruptured or wouuded blood vessels, &ud makes
the lungs round again. : 1
Rev. llk.net J«ra, 103 r Eighth avenue, was cured of
cough and catarrharaflection of GO years standing. The
first dose gave him mow-relief than all the other medi
, cine he had e L. J. Beals, 19. Delaney
•treet, gave it to a sister-in-law who was laboring under
Consumption, and to another sorely alllicted with the
Asthma. In both cases its effects were immediate, soon
restoring them to comfortable health.
* Mrs. LucarriA Wkus, 95 Christic-si., suffered from
Asthma 42 years; Sherman’s Balsam relieved her at
ioncej and she is. comparatively, well, being enabled to
; subdue: every attack by-a timely use of this medicine.
iThisJndeed is the greatxemedy for Coughs, Colds, Spit
ting Blood, Diver Complaints, and all the affections of the
feroat,‘ aha even'Asihma and Consumption.:
• : Price 25 cents liud 81 perbottle,
. : Principal Office lOC Nassau street. New York.
Likewise Dr. Sherman’s celebrated Cough, Worm nml
Camphor Lozenges. Premium Tooth Paste and I’oor
-Man’s Plaster «
Sold wholesale and retail by WM. JACKSON, at his
Boot and Shoo Store and Patent Medicine Wurehouso,
Libertystreet Pittsburgh, head of ; Wood;.street, and
by the following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny
'county: /.V *•' >-,■ y. . •• -•
: A. M. Marshall,'Allegheny J city; Jonathan. Ghriest,
'Manchester; J. R.H. Jacques; Birmingham; A.S.; Getty,
iWylie streetj'J.G.'.Muslin,cor. Webstar et.'iuiid-Elinj
Damel Negley, East Liberty;H. L. Mitchell, Wilkins
btirgh; Tbo v Aikan, Sliarpsburgli; Sami. Springer, : Clin
ton; James TtfTvee", Stewaristbwn; Jbhh‘' Black, Turtle
Creek; C. F. Diehl, Elizabe'th; Rowland 5c- Son, hPKees
porh'^Eldbwney;' BakeratOwn; Riley M’Laughliii,
' PlumbiTownshipj J,, Smith; Tempcmnpcvilie; Jag.
•-Fulton, Tarehtum; G.-H, Starr, Sewickly. mnr9-ly .
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‘. lyi ville, N;'Y./says: “I nmwell persuaded, amlhavo
boon for some time, urat your DoTOesiic-Veffemble Pills
.are of great use toall those who mayhove occasion td.
use them, andhaVeadministered teem to tnypnticnt? ” r
• Fever aud; Ague; Dyspepsia ondßiliouaFever, are im
mediately cured by the use of Dr. Ralph’s PiUs. : Price,
85 cents a box- Sold wholesaler and retail by\-
,v . r ; V , A . -V* AWCUTHRERT,
. Stjmhfiela street near. Third.
; Also, by Wm. Cole.'Alifeghbny city ;J. G. Smith, Dir
minglmm; nrid-JohnM’Crßckeri.Fmh Ward. fehl?
Jaytiei» Fftiully ffiTeaiclnea.
:T\R. S. S. COOK,- PiQunj Mnrch. lSlO;
: \ J “I have used yQjir Canniaaiive lialsam,
find Exptctorahii ln my practice, for the lost ihreoyean*.
ami have bceoexcecdlngly- weU pleased with them, ana r
never,-as yet, ;to my> recollection, failed^frealiringmy.
fullest expectation in theif 'curative properties. Yeur
otherinedicmes 1 cannot speak of from'experience; but.
judging;from those' I have used,, 1 dpuht not huithaithey
claim, and are entitled toalb lne- confidence' reposed in
Ihqm v byuhoao .who .was formerly
very partial to ***** Vermifuge, until I'becaineacqunin
led wlttfycrars, which hastnydecided prelerene to'nny
othcruowin uso. • 1 ’ ' ’ -
:Ressectfally,yours.&c., . S. 8. COOKyM/D.’*. ••
'. Fbr sale hr Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store,'72
Fourth st. 1 ■ ■■■■ :'■ .■ . •felrtS
T> A. FAHNESTOCK’S COUGH
13 • paratioh bus proved itself to.be of very great eflica
cyin the,cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma; Spit
iivjg'of'Blood, Whooping Cough, and other Pneumonic
'Afiectibußj nud the proprietors feci warranted in reconi
mending it os a safe and useful mediciue, and arc pre
pared lb- show certificates of indisputable authority, in
tesUmohy:bf ns vnlue. k *
: It is pleasant to the taste, and is offered also low n price
as; to place ‘it within the: reach of every person. There
arc,'perhaps; hot few. Cough preparations that- will pro
duce .such decided effects in such, a'short time: Fre--
pared and.'soldby * v‘ •
; •r' B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
Cbriier'of First and Wood; also, confer of Sixth and.
Wood streets; • _ _ dccl3
BR. RADPIPS Celebrated VeoetablsPills arc for
: sale, wholesale mid retail, at the. -
RealEstateOwcr,
No. SO. SmithffeJd sl
■j; Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny city: J. G. Smith, Bir
mingham;John McCracken, Penn street, Fifth' Ward., , ; .j
3"*OR brickil Welling house and lot, ur afrlea
"V rtant locution, sitaated on jXnoll street,, Allegheny.
The house is well arranged; hating a cdlur, ahuch
enand dining fooTn,h»ilfainl two parlors, three bedrooms
and finished garret. ■■■ hot is 20 fact, hy 120 deep, to a. hack
street- Price, Sl,2ot>. ; Terms; #3OO in hand, haiunce m
four-enua) yearly payments. ,
. ‘ • -S. GUTIIBERTi General Agent, '
Smilhfield street '
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CIIINLbK If AIR CRKAM—A matChlOS article fori
growth, beauty, and. restoration of the Hair: ‘ Tins
Cream, when oiiceknown; will supercede all other arti
cles, now. lm.ute. Where tbchairiadcadr I
harsh, thin, unhealthy, uor turiiiuggiey/a few upnlipa; I
lions will-make the hair-soft and dark, anu give jt abeuu-.i
tiiul,- lively appearance; .and l will also make it muinlaiti ,
ns liveliness and- healthy.color, twice o&ioiig a® all the
preparations thatAregenerally used. Where tbe‘hair is
thin; or. has beresloredbyusmg this
Cream. Every Imlyand gentleman who is in the habit of
using oil’s on tncir.hair should at once purchase a bottle of
the Chinese HairCreamVasit is soeboiposed that it will
not injure the hair like' the other preparations, but will
beautity it, and give’ perfect satisfaction in-every in
.stance. •,, ■ .
For testimony to its very.supcriorqua!ities,.seo the fol
lowing letter frbm thc Kev; Mr. Caldwell to- Mesrrs:
rHeudershott & Stretch, Nashville; general agents fofr the
Southern States:
. Leiuroftht Het. R. CalJwtUi Pasior o/the PresiyUrian r
..- Church, Pulaski.
MEs»BS.'HEsn>y.asi|crrr ASxhbtch : GESTtEMEN-r-L-tak©
p,ensure iu adding my tcsumonyJu favor of live excellent
preparation called Dr. Tafish'e-ChineseHair Cream;, for,
about two years ago my Imir was very dry, bristly,mid
disposed to come out; bulhavingprocurcd a.boule of the
- Crearp, at#i used it according to uie prescription,-it is now.
clastic, soft, mid firm to the head. -Muny balsams and
oils were applied, each leaving ray hair in a.worsd state
than before. This Cream', however, has met my.cxpcc-.
■ lauons. . - ■■ ■ > :■' •
As;&n article for thaloHet 2 : ray wife :give« it preference
over all others, being delicately perfumed and: not dis*
posed to raucjaity. rThe.-ladtcs,especially, willfind the
Chinese Cream to be a desideratum in their preparations
for the toilet. . Respectfully, Ac.,
R. CALDWELL.
Pulaski, •• i . ; - • s. ••
I0“Sbld "wholesale. and retail, in Pittsburgh, by John
M. Townseud,4s Market st, and JoqlMbbler,corner of
. Wood and Firth sts/ ;~ v ; 1 r / ieliKiafcw-ly
T‘-ADlESare cautioned agonistusuig-Coramoft Prepa- y
JLi Ted Chalk: They are not aware how. frightfully injur k
noas it is to the skin! bow coarse, how rough, how: sallow, l •
yellow; and. unhealthy thenkin appears uner using' pro-1
pared chalk! . Besides it is injanous, containing a large ;
quantity of lead! - We have prepared a-beauutul vege- j
table article, which we call Jones 1 Spanish Lilly While* I
It is perfectly;innocent, beingpurified of all deleterious {•
■qualities, ana it imparts tothe skin a natural, healthy, I
alabaster,cleor; lively white;, at the same time :acung {
as a cosmetic on the making it soi\ and smooth. . I
; Dr* James Andeivon; rractical Chemist of Massachu-1
“AAef-analysing Joneß’Spamsh lolly White, 1
I, l find it possesses thejmostbeauuml and natural, and at |
the same time-innocent,wvhite. I eversuw. Lcertainly I
can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose skin 1
j rcquireßbeautifying.’V Price 25 cents a box..-: Directions
—the best wny .to apply Lilly AVTute, is with soft leather
[ or wOol—iiie former is preferable. {
I - A kise set .o v Teeth fob -25 cents. —White, teeth, I
j foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth, j
| after being once, or twied cleaned with Jones’. Amber
| Tooth-Paste, have the appoaronce-ef the most beautiful
I; ivory, and, at tbehoine time it is so perfectly innocent
j and exquisitely fine, that lts constantaoily. use -Is highly ]
J advantageous; even tq those teeth that are fngood eondir i
1 tion, giving them, abeautifiil polish.and. proven ling a i
j: premature-decay.... Those already- aecayediLprevenU i
j irmubecoming worse—it also fastens sucads is becoming i
I loose, nudby perseveraticcii-inllrca&crthc £auXe£Vf ee in ;
I delicately white, and make the breaih delicioaaly. sweet”
j Price 250 r 374 cents a Imx* All the above are 'sold: only
i at s 2 Chatham st., sign of the American Eogle;Ne w York,
J and by the nppoiuted Agents whoso names appearin the
j next column. .- • 1 . .
1 . V\Tu> vouitAKUT,and get a.richhu.*ibnnd,lady?> Your,
j face is' your forumc.” is’tbeauiifulj clear, fair? Is it
I white? If tiot.it can he made so even, thouglnt he yel
-1 low. disfigured, sunburnt,, tanned and freckled. Thous-
I ands have hcen made tlms wbo have washed once or
1 twice with Jbhei’ lialian. Chemical Soap. The effect is
( glorious aiid magnificent. , But he sure you get thegenu
line Jones' Soap, at the sign of the .American Eagle, 82
r. Chatham street.- ; r
. .Ring-worm, Snll-rheum. Scurvey*Erysipelas, Barber’s
Itch.ore often cured by Jones 1 Italian Chemical Soap,
when every kind of remedy has failed. - That it cares
pimples* tre.ckh:a,'and clears the skin; aliknow. §old at
ihe AunYieun J-kigle, WJ Chatiinm street. Mind, reader,
thisserdorn or never lads.: • ' ■ '
. - C. INGLISv Jr., Patterson.
Sold at Jackson's SU Liberty st., head of-Wood, Sign of
of the Big Boot. nov23.
ONK DUUMK TWISLVK AND A HALF CENTS.
— 'Marriage.—Confidential. —Any lady between twen
ty and thirty, possessing n symmetrical fona, good fea
tures,&o., is asked confideutiplly. can she suppose any
uian could admire her while, she has such, yellow leetli;
such sallow, rough, coarse skin; and such dirt)\-had,
wiry hair, \vbeii,J»y.spending the above sum, she might
have delicate white:, teeth* a pure sweet breath, and a
beautiful head of. hair.'She-can have beautifulwhite
teeth and sweetbrehth-by-using a 2s. box of.Ju/iM’ Am
brr Tooth Pfutef a skiii ajul spotless in* snow,
by; using tv cake of the genuine Jot.ffiC. 7t/iltan .Chemical
’Shop;’nmVa beautiful head of hnirhYUsingafl*. hoiUeof
Jotus' Coral Hair Ittslorativc. Do; not form an opinion
against this before, you trry, or you will regret it; but be
jmre;to ask for . S#old onty ui Now- York
at 6-Chatham st. For sale by ,• - :
\VM. JACKSON Agcrtt,
SO tabcrly.fit.^lfiindmrgh.
CIANCKR, SCROFULA AND GOITRE—AmpIe ei
/ perienee has proved that no coinl>inalian,o! medicine
have ever been so efficacious in removiug the abofe dis
eases, ns DU. JAYNTvS ALTERATIVE Itha* effected
cures truly astonishing, not.only ot Cancer andolhordis
ensesof tnai class- hut hns-reiuoved the most stubborn
diseases of the Skin'. Swelling#, Dyspepsia, Ac. This
medicine enters intotbc circulation, and eradicates dis
cuses wherever located- 'll purifies the blood and other
fluids oi ihe-body, removes obstruction in thepores.of
the skin, and reduces enlargement of the glands or bones.
It increase?* the appetite, removes headache and drowsi
ness- mid invigorates the whole system, andiniportsanir
motion to.theuiKeasedand debilitated constitution. Tiiexe
is nothing superior to it m the whole materia medico. It
is perfectly safe and extremely pleasant,and has nothing
of the disgusting nausea accompanying the idea-of svnu«
• lowingnicdiemev >■,* •
j£y»For sale m Pittsburgh at the PEKIN TEA STORE,
72 Fourth sunoarWood. • ’ . • • ■ marflfl
A;Keelne for tbe Human UalrS v>
TO FORCE ITS GROWTH AND HEALTH, MAKE
IT SOFT, SILKY. CLEAN iAND FlNE.—Persons
in consequence of the many, things sold, sel'down ever}
article; (be-it over so good,) as a humbug;.. If people
could be.made loiry a 3s. bottle of Jone’s Coral. Hair He*
slorativefnml sedhowit mokes dry, rustiv red, fight bmr
uidist, sou, aubuni tuid dark,.and keeps it *o;andb) its
uBo for someuntCj’ cViuses lt to grow naturally beautiful;
!f : peopltr could see the number of po*r respectable me*
clmiiics that use it, (aye, ami find it the chcapestthiug
they cuu use.) for dressing mul,beautifying the Hair? for
keeping (t soft and in order.three limes as long as auy ;
other article mudo; and . > •;
; -’-
Aud costs but3shiHmgstotry. ■ • .
• AVe formerly sold nothing less.than.Bl bottleß, bufwc
wish people to try it Sold only at S 3 [mind £2] Chatham
street, New. York, mid by *• :
murjtl WM. JACKSON; Agt., FO Liberty st. ■
MOlUi TKSTIMUN y tor Dr, .Willards Family Medi
cine 6._Thetimlcrsluned.cmzcuttofFmBlmigh,hav
mg personally used Dr. Willard’s. Oriental-Congn Mix*
turc, and experienced its beneficial effects, do most cheer*,
fully recommend it as safe -and effectual, in all cases.
Speaking from experience,’ we believe that it has no su
perior; and would recommend its use to all the atiheted.
CHARLES LEWIS,
WM. JENKINS
...'Pittsburgh,Marchloth, -w ’ .•
fCTSoId by J. ScUoomnaker.&.Co.rJphu Haysjjames;
A*Jones, J. H. Cassel,:Johu.P. ScoU,- F. L.-Snowden,
Mohler, Ogden & Snowden; v: : . : .®P« ...
Q ALT RHEUM; SCURVY, OLD SORES/EftYSrPEr
O LAS; Barber's’ llcK Chaps: Sortrßeards, Ptmpla:—.
This fsuse'd-bymariy;physician9lntUis city in curing the
nboTe. untlwowould notconacionciouflly sell unless-we
kucwttjabe all we. state. _
As a cosmetib, the true JONESES 80AP u perhaps the
only 'article ever known that'removed impurities, and
cleared mid .beautified' the Bkitt; making n soft, clear,
smooth and white Man infants. But mind, it is sold at SJJ
Chatham st jiN-Y., and by ,
» ; WM. JACKSON,: Agent, :
89■ Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
A MERICAN OIL—THE GKEATKEAIEDV.OFNAr
.2L TURR—Procured from a well in Kentucky, 165 feel
below ihe earth’ssurface; This Oilwiftbe found vastly
superiorlo Hnrlerii, British,"or any other formerly popu
lar ,OUs;lts curouve properties for:the followin'; ah
mentsare \iraly wondertul: Itiftamatory. rheumatism,
coughs. toldsyspasms, fetter,
Scald headv croup, mflammntory soru throat,
liver complaint, inflammation of the kidneys, pam&inUie.
breast, side And the spine, piles, heart-:
barn,aisenseaofthelnp joint, inflamed sore eyes, deaf
ness,'and earnelie, worms, tooth ache, sprains, straaua,
burnoyscahls; braises,cuts; ulcers, cancer, fevers sores,-
&c.Ac. •" • ••
Trice 50 cents perbottle;: Sola wholesale and retail by
WAL JACKSON, at lusboot ami shoe store, 89 Liberty
'streetj-Pittsburgh.' Th 6 sio- boot stands in the door-way.
Only pluco in Pittsburgh where tlic -ouxcifni cau hc-ob
tained.
: Caution. —ln order to be sure of obtaining the genuine,
purchase only of the general agent for. Western Peunnvl-.
.vniiiu, Win. Jnck*on,.S3 Liberty street; or through Bub-
Agcnts appointed Ijy.him for i« sale, eachofwhorn will
.have ashow bill and general directions m pamphlet form*,,
containing tbAnnmes, and address of .tlie:-rProprietor, and
General Agent of- Pennsylvamayas follows:,; *•,
DrHall&Co., proprietor,Kentucky.; ... ,
; "AV'riv.'Jackftbn,GefleriilAgent for wesfernPennsylva
nia, 89 Liberty street,' ■••Pittsburgh,.- to whom all orucrs
must be -> . „ , , J
v OBSEUVk.—Each botlle-is oncloscd In one of the above
homed Pamphlets, and the name of William Jackson, (the
geneThlnnd only wholesale agent for Western. I ennsyl
vama,) printed on the.outside of the label. - octs^j.
« Ct>EST OOUOiI.MEDICINEJN THE ,WOBLDi I *
v Anothor.evidenceiot.the, superiority
hnfr Cough Mixture, over all others.;; .Read
certificate from a Tcspectable ciurcn of, foe Fifth ,Wmo;
, PITTOUmCH, Nov- 3,1647,
“Thig-ccnifies thaUbrsame weeks past I was troubled
with>a very serious Cough, which >vas evidently hecom
iii« seated on the lungs to such aacaieut asto resist.tlic
etfocibf every inedicjno which I.hadbeen,usmg..XAca*,
finally persuadc.l lo call at Haj* fc Brockviay's Dm.
Store? and got n bottle of i)r. Wharfs .Onentai. Cough
Mixture; which, to my great suiprise, relieved
much; after taking only two or three doses, and before i
had used one bottle, I was cdtlrefycufed.- Iwassomuch
pleased with its effects, that I have brought otMrslo buy
'l and 'shall continue torecommend-it ta my friends; as J
6nnN ! tdiete it to be the bulCough Medicine in. the teorld.”
“ASWtEW HFCaWST”
Trv i ( _0u1y25 cents a Houle: ' • ‘‘ Sold by 1
V ' HAYS & BROCKWAY.
v ; . No. street, near Canal Basin.
; Sold also by ' J. FLEMING,
novlQ - »' -»»• -*.■>/LnWrenccYiHe.
COUGH, SPITTING Op BLOOD*
■ jl/ BRONCHITIS,'ASTHMA, &c.—TaCoNsuwTCrvKSy
Pour-fifths of ; ybu are really suffering fronr’Yicglecteo
Colds, or ah obstruction anu- consequent infiamatiou of
the delicate lihiiiff tubes throngh which air
we breathe redistributed to the lungs. This obstruction
produces jmm and soreness, hoarseness, cough, difficulty
of breathing, hectic fever, and a splttinffof blood, matter
or phlegm, which finally exhausts the strength of the pa
ueiilr-aiid death ensues. JAYNES’ EXPECTORANT
never, fails to remove this obstruction, and produces the
most plcasing aml happy results. It fs certain in its ef
fects, and cannot fail to relieve.'-
Tor sale m Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store,72 Fourth
st.. near Wood. • - janß
BARLEV —lOObae* Hurley;-just hiudmg and far. sale
by iapJGJ -s: & W.IfARBAUGIL
/ " t ', ' >i
_ r <* r- r 1 '
*' *r *
-.©rugs anil fttciiiaius*
THIS Git BAT aBMEOT OF'NATUHB
A MEtSICAN OIL, jifocnretf irom a WellifiEeittucky
■jfV‘l3siieet of ihc enrlh, a certain ;
and iufMlH>U>: cure for Sprains, Strains, Cut*, Braises, ; i;:
Scalds, Burns, Teller, Erysipelas,'BcoW'Head, Croup,
IVliooiiine-Coueh,, Inflammatory. Sore Throe!, Sore,anti ■■■■■:,
ilriflnmed Eyes;Flatulence, OlcersJFever Sores, and:
! J W : ?“' u ,i?n:AMMATORYKUfeuMATISM, "
winch yields to its effects in u snrpruing mnnner
It has never yet Ailed .'when used according to dtrec-, . j , •;
llions. Bead Uteyolloi' mg "• - ,» * , 1
RUscuEsTEn. Allegheny co. Pa,,),: • j , i
' , , Novemberld.lpto ,
This is to certify,that my-wife,-Margaret Ghrtest was *
cured of a Rheumatic Complaint of sewn years standing, I
hy which she tvas so lame as lobo obliged to use crutch- t
■csr lii one week Bheivasicurcdhyusing the Amman
.0,1, and could walk about GHREIST *
The following is communicated by Mr AVw NMh,Mr.
•Jackson’* agent for SteubeiiTiUe, t . C\
' >A gentlemou near Steubenville* wh* uad not been able
ito put ciiher of his feet.to the groundfcr twelve years*in
•consequence of lameness, by-the use of one bottle wns
; enabled to-walktwoinllesioti'iownsbip election. If iff
;likewise a«ov*feign remedy ft»r , r
: CONTRACTION OF THE MUSCLES AND TEN*
1 ' v " '
•*nio following Is communicated by Mr IVni. Nash,~W.
JacksonVngeut for Steubenville v :r
A indy residing in Steubenville* the finger of whose
. hand was so contracted as io deprive her of tlieose of it 4
for tliirty*five years,' was entirely cared by the use 01 one
: bottle of the Oil,so that she now has-the perfect itsbof
her hand’fully equal t 6 the other which bad never been
affected.’ It has also been {bund to bo a safe and invinci
ble agent inthespe fcdy and certain care of
' DEAFNESS. „
• in all cases not organically incurable.
A lady residing in Allegheny city wnseffcctually cured
of obstinate deafness, of years’continuance, by the use
‘of less than one bottle of the Oil, so that she said nho
r heard botterthan she had ever done before, /
• A gentleman well known in Pittsburgh, was cured of
deafness of nine .years’ standing, by the use of a small
quanuiy of the Oil The names and residency 01 the
•lady and gentleman will he given to those who desire rt,
at the office of the advertiser. ' \ 4 .
rita properties, me highly developed inihe certain ana
surprisingly speedy care of all cases of .
•t?--.:: . k cholic, cramp, and spasms.
: Several cases of Cramp Cholic have been effectually
cured by one dose of the. Oil, in. the short space of,half
an hour, when the parties have been agonized witltpaiin .
’ Its curative properties have beeu remarkably manifested
m the splNE . , . -
•A-lady,lhe-wife of n plonter luKentucky,.VQ*xpi:ed ; -
effectually of one of the worst cases of diseased* Spine,
whicirhiui confined her to herbed for a considerable
time; in which she could not turn herself.. .It is.olso.n
sure Temcdy and perfect cure {or pains m the small pii the. .
bnrk ’ “inflammation of THE KIIJNEYB.
Read the following: ' .
v ' Prrtsnuitcni l?46v/
Thisjß to certify that I was afflicted with great pain W
: the small of my back aud kidneys, which affected me so.
muchthat I could not stand upnchl. Byrnbbing: exter
nally, and-using half a teaspoonful and
•morningjTwas entirelycured. -: . JOHN RFDDI4S* 1
near Warren, Armstrong co.v Pa.
- Afeenilelnan of Pittsburgh, afflicted .with a violent in
"fiaouahUQH of the fcidneyfrrrthe pain of which caused
him to fuiut—was completely-cured* m Jbreo day?, by the
use of the Araencan Oil.
The qualities of this
. NATURES OWN REMEDY
:is extremely penetrating and anti-inflammatory,-.copse*,
qucntly is confidently recommended as a sovereign. rent*
edy wherever inflammation exists, either exlernafur in
ternal. Used immediately after a cut, bruise Tit wound,
it will cure and preient ’ * ’
GANGRENE AND MORTIFICATION. »r.
: It has, in addition, been found a salutary, pleasing and
effecUvejreraedy forthose very unpleasant and inconvc*
n " ?nI GRAVEi, AiN'D URINARY CO.MTT.AINTS.-
J 0" Price; 50 cents per bottle.
Caution--Bc on Vanr Guard. . _
The surprising excellence and growtug popularity of .
the American Oil. has induced some dishonestpCtsonstp .
palm upon the miserableimitations of; this, truly ...
valuable medicine, for ihepurpoßo of <lecciving:;ihetin- .
wnry,and defrauding the Vropnetor. ~ . ? . - ,/
-In order to be sure of.obtaining the genuine* obserrt \a .
the following Polr Titntas
Ist- See that the name ‘*Wm. Jackson, 89 Liberty 81.,
head of Wood at..-’ is printed on the label of the wrapper- ;
of eachbottlc. to iimiate.wbioh is felony, . -
-2d- That each bottle is inclosed m n pamplilpt contain
ing full directions for use; and also coutoiumg the name
and address of Wm. Jackson,-General -Agent for-the r
proprietors; likewise, the name.and address of the pro- -
nnetors. D. Hail A Co., Kentucky. • ; • .
3d-: Pnrcluise oxly of the of 1 "
whom haven show bill,.on which is printed the naipespf.
the Proprietors and General AgeuU-r thus; Dvllailfc.Co.,
Proprietors. Kentucky.. Win. Jackson, Pittsburgh! Pa.,
General Agent for Western Pennsylvania; and pjirt of
Ohio and weßiem Virginia; and the : printers* .
M’MiUin A Shryock, Piusburgli-T-prmied .at, the, bottom ....
ot said show bill f
:4th- Observe—the genuine. American Oil. is. of a dark..
green color, without any sediment, and us specific gray*"
i tylighter than water. The countcrfeils are moßtly of-a
i black colorsome white, like: Spirits of Turpeuune,\
t said to be refined nnd clarified;—
r era a mixture ot other common oils; undone abtack filthy. •
• looking mixture, purporting to comefromthe -‘iM|Bbnr^h
and Allegheny Dispensurv. Co.** None of- these, couu-.
lerfeiU possess either tho virtue or the power of -llic.frv#.
AMERICAN OIL , „ .
\ wholesale l , and Tetml by \V.M. JACKSON, ■
General and Sole Airent lor the Proprletor m Western
1 Pennsylvania, Western .Virginia, unit Northern Ohio j...
i nnd bv the following duly appointed Agents iirAllegheny
i county, Pm:
i; . A. AI. Mar'-hall,)
I: Dr. Drown,- > Allegheny city,.,.
y J. R. Johnson. J
Jonathan Ghricst. Manchester. . . v .
• ' . Alexander.Asdale.AV r vlie street.- -
■ >.iLR. H. Jacques. Birmingham. - ~. • ) • -
I- . AVrn. J* Smith, Teinperancevdlc. ;v - ,
j . G.lf.Starr Sewichley
j . Edward Thompson; Wilkmshurgh. . , • > . .
Daniel Neeley, Eust-Ltbeny.. -
II / Mitchell, Wilkin burgh
j; -ThomasAiktn Sbarpsburgb
| .. H. Rowland it Son. hl’Ueesp •• -
I C. V. Diehl, Elizabeth
j John Black. Turtle Creek.
—— M'Ktdowny,Bakcrstowu. . '/ ' •.v;
: ; Samuel Springer. Clinton.
•. James M’Kee, Stewartsto\yii;. ; .^
lUley APLnughlin; Pluurtownshtp. ; ::Vv: . - f : '
.. J. Fulton,Taxenttim • . .
Jeremiah Fleming, Lawrenmvillc..,
T\tt WlLbAltl> » Oriental Coug ft Mixture:-^ :* l»rr jts
' !_•/ woeis vrlv&z rr.’’ > Those who have nothad an op
portunity of trying this great remedyfot the jiermanent
. cure of.every infection ofihe lungs,,should not faiiuvgiv,;
it a trial. Certificates of llscffictencyj frora our c'Fv' cl'
izeas, which we are constantly recQiYiiigj canno t At ",
convince the skeptical. Read the following-front a l*-":
of high stauding m Allegheny r. , •• ( \ ,v.
“ Allegitknv Crrv,Tel> 7 r 1848,
• lt Messrs; Hays 4* Brexktcay: It afiords me great Plea*::
sure to be able to add my testimony ui favor oT Dr. WtU
lard’s truly valuable couglnnedicutevvAboutthreemonlhs
smeel was attacked with a violent cold, su£: was much ,
distressed with the coughs from which I couldget na.Te-
Uef, until I was a short time since induced to call at.yoar
store and purchase some of the Oriental Cough Mixture;
I am happy to state that the use ofihe second bottle has
euhrWy cured me; and, having grcat confideucc ul‘. iI;T
have, and shall continue to recommend it (0 my'fnhnuf.
“Gsxcs f-
Puce, 25 cents a bottle.. Sold by-, . • . - »v~
HAYS & BROCKWAY,
No. 2. Conußow, Liberty si., near Canal.
{fel»l6J • J. FLEMING* LawrcflcevHl*.’
a? ROM the New York Gazette, Oct. O,IKJU, : n'daily
?,;paper .deservedly at thehead of ihe daily' presi in
this country >,
UnsioFt ■Extract of Sanajpanlla.— lt wereibut courtesy
to call the attention of our readers to this invaluable prep
aration winch will be found advertised in another column
Mr. Bristol is a brother^-and issacs a-higbly 1 interesting
newspaper, every now and then,'oneox two-numbers of
winch we have already noticed; aad.themcdiciue. itself
hnsbccu eulogised bv nearly all the press of the-western -
couutry; and, we doubt not,jnstly eulogised.: It Basin its.
favor, -moreover, -very -fluttering- tesiimomals frotn the
most eminent' practitioners m every part of the country,
where it {has been used. . : There. is beauty ands taste
enough in the bottles, and in the engraved labdsm which
they are euvelopcd, to induce-a purchase, «veu {f Jhe
preparation itself were not one of the Vsoverejgivest-iiT
the world,” as every person musfbelieve ui»--ibat.w,
every. one must believe it isr-that ia, every. oue who
would not resist a mass of docurnentaty evidence conclu
sive enough to convert a Turk toCbnsumnty. ..Hoy one.
of the bottles, gentle reader, and see whether-you do not
agree with us oir this point * A
For sale by B A FAHNESTOCK & Co, - *
i-. febjH coT. ongT' and.WoOd.onddth and Wood-st S-
fDIJKUMA'nSMj. GOUT,/AND 1 TIC -
Jt|/ A respectable gemlenuin called at our he :
said, to inform us (hat he had.been niUictcd for IS years
with Rheumatism or Gout, end-occasionally-with ;Tic
Dolorcm; that ho rhad been frequently confinedto bis
room for mouths together* and often suffered the most irr-;'
tense and excruciating pain, ' bat tlial lfllely:lioliaii ibeen
using Jatjntis Alterative, from which heiband tbamostsig
nal and unexpected relief. He-says he foundtbet medi
cine very pleasant andCflecuve, and ihat he ndtr coh
eiders himself perfectly North Amer
ican, .
? A Fact Worth .Ksowjxo;—A. gemleman of Scrofulous
halm, from indiscretion in his younger days, became af
fected with Ulcerations in Oio Throat and Noseband ft
d«agTeeable:erupuoii.of the Skin Indeed, his whole
system bore the l marks-of being saturated , with dissave. -
One baud and wrist wer6 so. much affected that he>had
lost thp.nse ofthe band, every part being covered.wtlb
deep, painful,, and offensive ulcers, and were as hollow :
and porous as an honey-comb,lt was af thi&sLnge.of Ins
complaint, when death nppeared inevitable from a loath.
some disease, thnt he commenced thcruse of Jsyne’s Al
terauve, and having takea sixteen boules,is now perfect
ly cured. *
The Alterative operates through the, cireulauoni.aip*
purifies the blood and eradicates disease from the sj>F^qj“'
wherever/located, and the: numerous cures *aa per-*
formed :m diseases -of the sknvcancrr* adul
liver complaint) dyspepsia jmd otbe.rchp > . , hicr'dlaeaims;is
truly astonishing.— bpmtof tke.Ttinff.,' .v : i ; i i,:;.
.■> IP* For eale m Eiitsburgh,atlhe;VßKlN,TEASTOlU2,
72 Fourth street . ,
IS THIS UEST CU'dUH JUKUJCIMK 4 KYKfc
X USED”--This was expressed in dur hearing \ c*. „
terday, by - an - intelligent* gentleman, dtfio bad. used but -
about oue half of ft bOUle of Dr, IFitf/wfs Ott&jai Cough '
SSixiure, before be was entirely teped* ’Gome ftiid oevvt
bottle of it, and if the moal.pb«Jinftle co*iali<tt cold doe*
not disappear by its uso, .your taoncy wU b* refuudedi'
Compounded as it isyof the most edeeuve, though band '
less and pleasant remedies, its use. fdr yoara biw. uor-ldi
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For sole, wholesale and retail, by
HAYS & BROCKWAY.
Liberty street. n*ar Canal ft—u»: }
• WILLIAM • '
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Sold also by
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1\ immediately opposite to our “bonu warehouse.” fur
the present, where /\ve vill transact business aa usnflU
a new booso cun be erectcdj arrangenicuU haying
already been made for.lhatparpose: • •• . :w;.r >
i will always be in readiness atom wharf, to*
receive freight a A WANULTY & CO,
Canal Basui,Libert>'BL
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