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DAILY 14.ORNING POST.:
, .
M W ./11 every Morning, (Sundays mrepled.)
BY L. LIA.RPER,
NOITII-WIST 'Mink Or WOOD AND niri irTnlikrg!
27,8R2N-8.-7Five Dollars a year, : payable acridly,.
in adtiance. Dollars will invariahly required„.
tf
not paid wtthut the year
Kr: Single „copies twaa:asze=for sale at the counter
of ate Office, and by the Ncw Etoys.
The Weekly ;Mercury and atunufacturer.
Is published from the samd office, on a doable medium
sheet, at TWO DOLLARS' a year, hi- ndvaifecitiingle
IIJ No paper will be discontinued (unless at the die
cretion.blthe proprietor,) until all arrearages cut,
paid,
[l7! No attention wilt boPtkid to arty order unless no—
ecity.ompanied by the money, or Satisfactory reference in ;his.
_
TERM'S - 0 F - ,A b V tfUT Itl NA.'
ma sQuARE or Twirms'Lnusloi it,tsd.
One Insertion,. ... •.•. $0 50 One 'Month, fO4 00
I
Two , do. :-....,.... t ...--: q-75 TWO •d0.....:......-4. 800
Three do .. • ... , . ". .. 1
,80., do` OO
One Week; .'• . • ..• t... 150 . Four db . 8 00
Tu r a a. , • -•••-r . - -..y•-• 2.:50 Six ;' do ' '-10 00
Three do . 300 One .Year. ' •l4 00
YEA RI: 1r ADVERTISENTSt' ,
ONE SQUAng. TNO Ogt/&!1121.1
SiZX MnOthir . , 7:- • --sl.o ' 00 ; 1811 Montttel,..l ... . '•'4ZO 00
Otte Year,•• • • •-• ..,• ~ 2fJ.00 1-One. Ye&ri.f • '''-'''" • 3f3 - . 00
Larger tidieitisenients in proportion:
001' Cards of FOUR LINES, Fire Dollars a Year.
Lar g o
1 cuts wil l not be Maenad unless an .e,xtra price
is
331]1.41yektisernente, upcinwitiehlhe'number of jailer- -
dons is not marked, will be inserted and charged until -
Ordered out.
mees
•- •.ttal
rams.Alcfessto. T . .
clamt/EL IY. libtiVit, 84:Trigg:as - Zoto—Office on dth
street, 'hem' Grant., Pittiblirgla. °era
76. W Once IT
(P Grant street.' - • miiy27-am.
A U. III'CALMONT, Attorney at Lam—Mee, Fourth
stet,r R Paiterson's Livery Stable, febl.7
GEORGE, W. - TFT --- ,-.ntice, No. 77 Smithfield et.,
near iSixth, at ` , Eittsliurgh. ang2l-}-
,
„TIM. OLIVER, _Physician and Surgratt.-LOtrice
IS'is 8, St: Clair street, Pittsburgh. aug2l-3
D R. JOHN CRAWFORD, °Mee SL Clair street,
opposite the.Exelteitge. ' • augDLy
I ORLANDO LOOhLIS, Attorney at Late.-01fice 4th
above Wood:" july4-y
rymosins AL ALAILILIaIit, J. "Wom* at Law.-office,
Lomie's Buildings, Yount' jan74y
TAMES CALLAN; Attol-nry at Law; corner of Wylie
I P., runl.Filth atreete —, Latt , :Coriter." . • ' • feblo 7 y
Bakeweint
V. Buildings,
,oit Grant *tree; .opposites the. -Court
Rouse. ' • • •• jr2rkly
'Er AI. KIIN/NPTIF's 74r:or/icy at n ;the
-IJL Same building with Alderman Ml.faster, Fifth sr.,
between Wood and Smithfieldsts. augl:-6ni6
TORN BARTON„„arretitry Latta. ---thfice, North side
of Mirth stitet; between Vlrood and . Smithfield, in the
sme tnrildintWith dideraianAterrow. sePt/-ly
TOsEyki ~stor ney - al Law —thime. ttt
Wallace's building, on Fourth sr, • between "Wood'
and Smithfield eta:
novltY
GF.ORGE W.l...ATNG,.44tornd Coun.teilor
and Notary Pubtic.-43ifice- at lhe corner of 4th and
Wood sta., over gibbet d: Jones Exchange office, octl4
D UND SNOWDEN, Aliorney Law.—Uttico ill
The buildini - on the North East'corner of Fonnh and
Srailbfield eta. _ • • norit-r •
, •
Iy,-d:dtrvtas.-~OHice Borth Fifth
.ve
street, between Wood .tuad Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
. -
Alf 'CANDLES'S & 111'CLI/Hbly ,duorneys andCounsel
.ol, &m at Lato.:—Offiee Om Fourth 5 ;• • O PPPaile R. &'
R.
H. Patterson 's Livery Stable, Pittsburgh. . seplo-y
F ORWARD & SWAR.TZIVaIeIIER, ittanneys at Lau.
°Mee on Fourth street; between food and Smith
fetid, opposite . Pattersonhi Livery. Stable. ay.? -y
deIE IO )RE, Attoracyand Counatilotat
kT - Law.- - Otficeremovedto the 2d door below Grams!, •
on Fourth, to the office tafely.occupied by Alderman Md..'
sot:
N. It.PCLOWRY., Attorney and couwellor az Late.—
Office to ßakevrO's BrkildiugA on Grant street,
41SHA. 'SON, .4aarney and .Count at Law
—,
1 . Office on 4th et, between 'Wand and Sniithheld,
and nearly,apposite the banyoes office.
T scow, .Dauist, Fourth tn., Live doers west of Mar.
• ket. :All work svarninted, and 'it nal perfeetly sat ,
isfactory no charges will be made. . feblo
EMOV.A.L.—Dr.f.Robert Snyder, has removed his
Xt, office to Forint: street, between Wood and Smith.
field streets. marl.s-1y
R EMOVAIIO.—A. Bee has removed his ecunmaseioa
and korwarding business from the Canal Basin to his
new warehouse, on Third street, neatly opposite the Post
Or me. •
R Jai() TAL.—Jotol J. ALITCHEL, Attorney at Law,
has ritnorea to Fourth it., next doorlo the office of
Alderman Steel. • . • . •• .. ap7.• .
Attorney at Law, AVaahingtort, Fa- eoll•
ILP . lections made ha 'Washington, Payette, Greene tad
adjoininlr ceuatiee: apli-y •
THOMAS B. KENNEDY, Atiorncy at Law—Office on
Fourth. between Wood and Smithfield. •
ffirstmact3.--Gan. J. K. Moorehead, John Graham,
Prea. Pittsburgh Bank;. Mr. 3.. W: Banbridge; Logan,
Wilson, & Co.,ttfecord & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. nett 1
BUCKMASTEB, Alderman—Office: Fourth street
third door above Smithfield, South aide.
Conveyancing of all kinds done with the greatest care
and legal accuracy. .
Titles to Real Estate examined, &c. norlfi
JOHN CUYLI; Rotary 4nd Conmanter.--Ottace in
Metcalf , ' Building, Fourth street, near. Smithfield,
Pittsburgh.. Deeds, Bonds,hlortga,Tes, Articles ofAgree
mein, and all 'other. instruments of writing drawn up with
accuracy and dispatCh. Titles - to Real Mate examined.
apn-d&wl y
LBON,•Auorney and Counsellor at Law,
Fmnklin, Vaasa& county, Pa., will attend prompt
ly to all business entrusted to his care. Collections mode
in Warren, Clarion, and Jefferson counties.
-•
arsre TO •
J. A Stockton & Co.,' Wittsburgh.•
Murphy, ilson & Co,Co .
Hon. Jamea Kinnear, p nwk ,", n.
Hon. Alex. At'Calmont,
Hon. J. Wilson, Steubenville; 0. • ly 92-T
JOHN .A. tAkaILLAISON, A l derman, Pitch Ward, Penn
st..betwdeft Walnuvand O'flara sts., where he may.
be found at all times. Those having houses or other prop
erty to sell or rent, can have the same punctually attend
ed to; debts collected, and all the duties of an'Aldenutin
will receive prompt attention. • 0c27-p
T..etELLoN,
A TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Office is
.11. Mellon's Batidings, corner oT Wylie and Fifth steels
mut side of the Conn House.
(jr Collecting, Conveyancing, examinations of - R,
cords, Scc..promptly and accurately attended to. m 711 3
HERRvTic - wittaArda, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, (successor. to ,Lowrie . & Office at
the old stand, Fourthst., above Smithfield.
THE Partnership heretotOre existing hero:leer( Henry
W. Williams. Esq., and myself, in the pntotice of the law,
was dissolved by mutant consent cut the 26th alt.; and the
business virll hereafter be continued by Henry W. 'Wil
liams, whom I most cheerfully recommend to all for
whom I. have the honor to do businesi—ka alentlemau
every way worthy of their confidettem• •
decl9-1 . WALTER H. LOWEIE.
George R. Riddle,Corryeyoneer:
OFFICE in Avery Row, Fh street, ahoy/5 filmlthrield,
Pittsburgh. • •
Des,Monrotor;,AosizsatYrtn,l3oNDS;gQy and
other instruments of writing, drawn with neatness, legal
accuracy and dispatch. He will also attend to drawing
and filing Mechanics' Lulu, Accounu qf Executors, Admin
istrators, fe, .Examinine Wks to Real'Estate, Searching .
Records for Liens, ¢r,tc.
From his long experience, and Intimate acquaintance
with the manner of keeping the • public records, he ex
pects to }rive satisfaction to those . who , may entrust their
business to his care. • • • •••• deols
. Fancy and Domestic China Storei ' •
115 WOOD STIMIrt, OPPOStnt I. I). nxvial *COTTON 100101.
TBlE'Sanfiber respectfally.lnvites all lovers of beau
tifal China; to call and examine his stock of Fancy
Chian, Mantel and Pier Lamps, Candelebrus,Girondole
Japan AVaiters, Britannia-Ware, Castors, &c., &c.
Likewise, gueensware of every variety , and 'pattern,
at the lowest pessibl e prices. • •
jell • - M. HODKINON.
• Anot er , r oliutte
IWOULD beg to call the attention of The Itlfliorti, one
and' all, to my establishment, N 0.30 Fah st., where
they can be rigged ont in a new suit of any style, quali
ty or dimensions, arthe lowest possible prices. If yoa
wish to save TOM' dimes and get well served, come to
Currtut's, No. 30 Filth street, opposite the Morning
Post." . ' • '1 ANO. CURRAN,
Merchant Tailor, late of Curran do Algeo, Liberty st.
DIEMOII — A - L.—On account of our pent up maiFeT,T — lnil
a demand for vegetable stands, I have been com
pelled to remove my Bread Stand to the opposite side of
Market street, in front of Alexander &Day's Dry-Goods
Store where-I shall be glad to see my former customers.
' JOHN SHEN-LARD. •
E ' BOOKS' BY - EXPRES'rbe Planetary and
.11 Stellar World; a popular exposition of the gfeat dis
coveries and •theones of modem Astronomy, in a series
of ten lectures. By 0. M. Mitchell; A. M. Director of the
Cincinnati Observatory.
Leturifitmt itely.A new and revised . edition, by T.
Headley. For sale by '•• ELLIOTT /a ENGLISH, < •
iliF • • •id Wood and b 8 Market ets.
M. M. POSTER, Acentfor latuan Sokiiers, to pro
TV care Land Warrants and Pensions for widows, at
his office, BakewelPs Building, opposite the New Court
Wane, Pituiburgh, Pa,
My son, in *the General Land Of at Wasithigton,
will attend to my business there, free of c h arge to appli
cants.
FOR 'SALE, Four Lots—Bounded by perm, Liberty
and Ray eta each
Twoing 24. feet front, and ex
tending back Itefeet. of them are corner lots, and
he position of the whole property is one of tbe most ad
vantsgeons in the city; •For farther information apply to
• Id..SWMITZWELDER, Fourth ar t
004 betwein Wood and.floWeid.
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,e 1 d—St. Charles Buildings . Esepla r y
TA. okENNA, Auctioneer. and Cottc . oniction Men
chant' N0..114 'Wood street. • febl -
JOHN.)). DAVlSyduettoneer aml,Cepetouseknafeeeheetr
• darn' er of Wood and Fitlff etre ete. febl
ZEMLOST - "KINSEy; Dealer in 'Raney Goods" a,
Trivorring4No,(l7Eleirletatreet.-, .• ,fabl.
. - -
?Seer-091MT, City Clothing Storey, NO: 132,
Vi Liberty street, oppositerbe mouth Of Market. , 6ttil'.
,TOSEW.A., ROBINSON, Agent, for Benedict, & Co.!e
lJ qf Pdekets; Fifth it., ;one lior tfilciar 'Woe& febl
,
TILLULAI JACKSONL.PateNtMedieine.DeptisB9l4b
-191, erty street., head of Wood, , •-, febl ,
. , -
NGLIBHtt ELLIOTT, illigkomtri avid Stalemers;Na.
Xis 6, Market Illt4 between Thiraand.Fpurth, (01
ItEllll.lly, Fa.Oionelble Cioffiitur S
.eitp street. febi ' 7.1 t4 -.." 1
'
'NT HOLMES& SON, Banker: and Deelerein Psetettige
mitt Bank Now, No: tltibitirketitreet. tebi
A;FULTON, Zell and Brain Pounder, G.lO f3eccrad.
!.. 61 :..litreet,betweettdiarket anfi Femrstreets. .feht .
Pkaho.ge con!ero(Liberty
and Sixth zureti. ' • - • feta
OWNSEND, CARR k CO., Coach sad Wagon Makers,
T
St.Claio streatotar the,taidge. • • febi
DBRO WITS OFFICE, No. 65, Dieuro cod alloy, neat
, Wood *Arcot. . (OM
WERNEBERG,Eashionabk Clothing Establishment,
No Llbeity street-. •• • 'ary24
10DlituND 011.Ek:R, Whatesak Grocer, Libert y '
jeh Oppoeita t r ianitlafield. tarn
TORN CURRAN, , Fashionsisscraficri Fifth stisei,iteht
1.0 Wood. opposite tke °Zee of the Post. my 23
trernAVELL&AoHNSON, Rowe, Sign and lama
': mewed Painten,comer afGmni and &tend streets.
TWIN ItPCLOSKEY, Mita, tad Mahler, Liberty streit
biatrean Sixth and Virgin alley,lauth sida. seplo
it MULLEN a. DOWNING, FUShicilusble C/othing,
StmiNo.'2lBl,lberty street, opposite Seventh
. . ,
h1M1319 & SMITH, ,Fortenedne and Conestsrlon.
CMereSaws and Deis lstria Prndtgee, No. 3 Stnithfield st
eppositsthe Monongahela ilattse. • • 019
9f.tr.hlDPldli6isD,. inedstalCassi. liana Geneva
• ;and Pendent Degle7, corner of the Diamond and
Lomond • - • ra7 , ir3
-EV!TODII&—Z.67, Furrthaing Goads Ss
lablishmene, corner of Market and Fifth streets, op
stnirn, entraues-on rjfth street.. • f - _ myl3
.tc). T. mecA,Nip risAtothrosie ClolAinir it5k3414 . 14.
mint, I'dcm:ritui 79; coruer of SLetb And Liberty
etreote. : , . .-. • myirk
- TWIN urT.L . E, in., Wholesale armor, Produer Dine
el newt 001727214! , 11111 Mere/tan; 'nut et., between Wood
and Moniket.. • • ' met,
A USMAJAUftWaftIs, irkotWitt er, tinau iha
- .4oll.:Faney anti Sgtitig Dry Ckads, 62 Market Area, be
ween-Poutth-nna the.Dlamond. my 23
JOHN DUNLIEVI,' Chad Eitate; No. 120 W ood
Gold A:C4 I 4 DettlLlSte, FOil. Ct. constantly - on baud Ind
manefeeturedto order. ~,e.91
IWEPEY I LEE, Wag Dealers and Commission
AAA., Merchants, for the ialeof Aineticati Woolen (loads,
cantor of Liberty street ; &Id Cecil's alley. noriO
UHAS., A IL Pal.SOisT,Hat ancteapAtanufarrurer, and
dealers in Furs of all kinds, N. 73,W00d street next
door to the corner of Fourth. • lebl
ti
!BLUME, Piano .Forte Xanufacturcr, anlildvalet
is
.1:•• Musical Inurnatenn4 No. 112 IVocid street, near
_ _ novl9
TusErti woomvELL, Imp*, ter and /kale, For,
tI eicn and Domestic Hardman, cornor of Second and
Virocid otheati: - •
AMUEL aIeCLURKAN le, CO., Agents ;or Uuttiate
mud Eippurd's Regular Line of • Packet ships,. tram
New York to Liicniool, No. ti- Liberty et- febl
e rT'IT lII.MAJOR. 'Boat 5:4 ,, ... Ship Chandlery and
Agency of the 10itt•thurgh Lord .oil Factory, No 4,
Market street, Pittsburgh." Jule
riIskAPPR &O'CONNOR, Propneons ofthe Plastron*
I. Portable Boas Store come; of Pcnn and Wayne ISIS.
sehl
Jemts.MAY, Vhatesate Groan Forwarding and Com
tacit:on Merchant, \Saler Wee between Market and
lama, t CURRY,ltankerr and Rzeharsre Brokers, No.
lI.OS Wood rtreet, third door below Fourth, west aide.
feta
Kirk E.•UA anMa arut Enotangt trait's,
earner of Third aa4 Wood meets, 'op:Huila the St.
Charles Hotel.
Ohl
TaSiSONSTOC KTON , Booksrlierr,Stanenest„P . nse,
• 0 it* and Publi.thets, cornett of Market and Third nig .
feta
akationer aad
"Bath.l` M. Kaiak:tel. • jitia,r,
hlcS' 11N, Brass Fouader an 4 Oa Fzurr, Matta
/. • field street, between Diontoml alley and Fifth at.
declr
Alt J. AleDEPlW,Wheissede thou"; dealers In Pro-.
rl • dupe and Pittsburgh Enalltilaeturex, No. 214 Liberty,
opposite 7th st.
apt El
SEVEN RII CLO' HMG STORE, N ,o. Sixth
Meet, !telly Libeny. • :JOHN FARRA unt N,
• Proprietor.
. -roux hiduiiAs,ireoksats 4 ad Retail Drums:, No.
0 ON, yood street, one dour south of Dinutond alley.
febt
IGIOLLANSBEE &HA YWA RD, Inaleral and Retail
1 &Was in Booty and Sitoo, Nu. 188 Liberty street, op
posite Wood.
rebl
Ware
- D;i4 -
:
B, Arai, corner of Fitat and Wood streets, and corner
of Wood and '
11171i1. ALEXANDER & SONS. Coln Makeni and Par.
Ty nishing Undertakers. earner of Penn and St. Clair
streets, opposite Th e Ezebanae...lintrante on Ptimareet.
(eh!
.TORN H. MELLOR, Maker:le and .Yetait Dusk-. in
Musk. and.Afusis alianruinents,Pitinos,Behool Books,
and. Stationery N 0.190 Wood street Ant
TAD
ceRl3O rner Falls
t 1 streets; minufaetorer of Locks, Hinge's, and Bolts ;•
Tobacco, Faller, Mill and Timber Screws, . Hansen
Berelin.for Rolling Mills &e.seplo
13Ftyi,,it , .Disii/ler, and Wholesale Dealer
sin Foreign and Domestic .11rutes sad Liquors, No.
114 Liberty street, and 53 Diamond alley. 1721
t i ermb on Fe i n
street., between Irwin and. Henn. Cow nun le anon'
Promptly to.
malS
-TCHELTREE, Wholesale Grocers, Rao.'
V.,dfying Distillers, and Wine and .L.Equor Mo f
chants: Also ; Importers of Roda Asti and Bipacifin-
Powder. No. 160 Liberia sweat. Pittsburgh. Pa. ramoLls
- -
c e Rachange Atatuntore.
D. DOLSZT,. Proprie tor. Conches will be in readiness
&Call the landings to convey passengers, free of chaMe,
to the Hotel.
decN
VINO & INNEYpany,, Agents for the Dantean, Miiiunl
honse o
buurance Com of Phadelphi the f Ring &Holton., Wat e a st reet, ne a,
ar at
eMarket. War-
Mc (G ksak
ClAll.S N iroaerr nd Coe 7..
mission ilferellants, Sixtn . street, between Wood am'
Liberty.
- ' deed
ruler, comer of flurd and .....
steeris„atimapluel4. d
do every description of rulinuiLni binding.
_pea
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w.sotiiiiriii;
7. POINDILITXI.
IDOINDEXTER & CO., 'Wholesale Grocars nnd Com
iiiisaion and Forwarding Merchants, No. 41, Water
Area, Pittsburgh.
ap2l
wR. MlTht.l4 Wholesale and Retail kaier fit
■ • DRY GOODS, North e a corner of Market and
Pernik MS.—
ap2o:y
or
Tin,
copper
toj and Sheet Iron Ware, No. 17 Faith street, between
Wood sae ltlrirkeL W~ '
lett°
WV. B. WAIFS
IA Xl3 AI7L/NllOl4l.
QCAIPE Ir. A TKINSOhI,./ifiat'ufeeturn s of 1%, Cop
-1.3 per and Shea Iron Wars. They also execute.Ovry
description of Blacksmith Work. First street, between
Wood and Markel, Pittsburgh- oct3l:y
PRINOIM lILFULtUOLI
HAZI<aOII
& W. HARBAGGH, eonamistion and Forwarding
• Metchaius, and dealers in Flour, Wool and Produce,
§o. Water, and 104 Wont street, between Wood and
Streets, Pittslumh. ay
Ce•PAßThiTandersi g nedlias associated
with himself John Nicola, from Baltimore, in the
Grocery and General C ommisslon . l3asitiess, under the
style of Sellers & Nieols. Dated Ist January. 1810.
tan2o
PRAS.. SELLERS.
,IFIT/MTTME. wk.,.
and dealer in
Foreign and Donut:tie Saalery, ,Ilarel ware, and Car
riage. Teimmin cr , of aa deseriptions i No. 133 Wood at.,
Pittsburgh seven doors above Fifth, lauelame door above
a:o6llde A Co.'. Shoe Store. 'an24'7
Lug a co., B rus h,,,,,,,, r7,Aio.lati • Wood ac,
. have' conatantly on hand a Tull ass aliment of every description of BRUSHES, to which they solicit the atten
tion of dealers. Also, a largo stoek of SHOE FIND-.
INGS, which Is constantly renewing with, the ,best Im
proved Kitt. •.FISIEFNG TACKLE and( Sporting Equip
menu, in every variety—all of which v rill be add whole
sale and retail: • • I iy7
Sti. smc LAn r ---- -:f---•.--....._... ,0ata maxi= ,
‘. !Smith,) Whokaate
tt * finnan, Produce and Cemmission 2 grartiants, 66 Wood
street, Pittsburgh. The undenigned battling elliered ,isito
partnership unde friendbove style, re spectfullY ask th e.
patronage of the of the late fit n, Y and of the par
chasers generally. They feel mans hied in promising
that they can give satisfaction to all I.who may buy of
Mem; or confide business to theireare . .'
. . -
mom rcncsout Irnontental !Varner,
..and dealer in PAINTS, No. 44 Si. Clair It., Pitts
burgh, has boastantly on hand alt kin ds of Panora,
.eltlnrr
Dry or . Mixed; Japan and CopaiVai n il sti; /Armed 011;
Boiled Oil ; &nits Turpentine ; 'dew JOllass, of all
stens; Putty, Paint Brash% kr, all urea best quality,
and for saln at reasonable Ones.' ' • ' • 'sepia
NM
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Bimini:is Cubs.
•LEXANDER JA:RiEfe j Pf•kiak Tea Men, :Third
street, nostWood. , febl
FORGE COCHRAN, Forwarding ang:Comnas..
Merchant, No. 'I6 Wood street. lebt
lEDiTiliqi; corner of Wood and tIL
&BICKETISON, Wheksola Orwell and Can.
miuionliferchttrw, tomer of Liba4rand Irwin sta.
A. mciv way & co, .F.c.ardin g and .c.mminio,
Menhaiits; Cahn( IitISM • • mar 3
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scricteia..
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Business (Turbo
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" H. °EMBEDDING, Denier Lai .. . 'tied
. . and Domestic Segars,Snuff and To:ace°,
itle. and Retail; Liberty street, 'six
', • doors aliove Smithfield, Pittsburgh, Pa.-
. ErAllorderi from country literchants willhopromv.
y attended to. -
7 nkTiergi DBUGS 4l!—Jort. . Montana, DrugriSt and
..,U Apothecary, north-west , corner of Wood and ' Plait
streets ; Pittsburgh; will keep constantly hand. Druglyi
Paints, Oils, Dye-Staffs, .k.e.. , , :
_. • -.
N. B-.7-Physicianst_Prescriptions carefUlty compound
ed' from the best ranterials, at any,hour of the day' or`
,nittht. - Also, , an- assortment of . Perlimeryt., fine -tooth,
luur, and clothes' Brushes, Ace, ite„ &a:, which will be
-sold low for cash
. ap2Otly .
, -
sprg FablousWor .
IirCORD - & CO., in (late a M'Cord" King lB4.B ,) HAMRA
will introduce the Spring Style of• HATS this day,
SaturdaY, March
- Their friends and customers are re i reeted to Ball and
examine their Stock of Spring Ham, st'recnlved from
,blew York, at their store, corner of 'Rh and ,Wood stt.
wisdu TROVILLO, Undertaker, Prim - street,
im-
Y opposite' the Theatre, reoeerfnlly in
forms his friends and the public in general, tbat he has
resumedsesumedhis.businessas a Famishing Undertaker, Re
is sapplied with and, always keeps on hand Coffins of all
sires and kinds, Shrouds, and all other articles necessary
on such-occasions. •
Silver plates, ice boxes, and leaden coffins will basap
tilled hi 'order. A fine hearse and Carriage always ready
tnattend Amoral'. • sep29:ly
iroothanitge Hotel,
Corner If Pens and Sr. Clair matt, Pittsburgh, Pa r .
HE subscriber, having assumed the; management of
T
this long established and Popular Hotel, respectffilly
1111t10Ullte. to travelers and the public generally, that he
will be at all times prepared to accommodate them in all
things desirable in a well regulated Hotel. The House
is how..being thorouglrly - repaired throughout, and new
furniture added; and no pains will be spared to make the
Exchange one of the very best Hotels in the country.—.
The undersigned very respectfully solicitsa contlatance
of the liberal patronage which the House has heretofore
received. THOMAS OWSTON, 1
&bit:Pilaw •• • • •- - • - • -Proprietor: , I
Jobs VI.. Townsend. • , •
r • sRUCRDST AND APOTHECARY, No. 4.s r g e
street, three doors abo O ve r . Third,Pitisburgh, will have
constantly on hind a well selettedassOrtraent of ilie bast
And freshest Medicines, which, he will sell on ,the most
reasonable terms. Physicians sending orders will be
promptly - nnended to, and suppplied- with articles they
may rely upon as genuine.
Physicians prescriptions will he accurately and neatlY
nigh
prepared G materials . am the best mateals. at any hour of the day
or t
Also tor sale, a large stock of fresh and good PERFU
ME/IV.
.1. D. Lluiltrit, c. - W. ANDICKNOR,
Late of Pittsburgh, Pa. Late of Nashville, Tenn.
/MON.& ANDERSON, Dealers hi Cotton. Forward.
abo ingsued Commission Merchants, No, 8, Front street
aabboove Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio.
•itgair :o
Merchants generally, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Membrits generally, Nashville, Tenn.
W. F. Lane & Co, Loainville,Ry.
Springer & Whiteman, Ci ncinnati, Ohio,
James Johnston &Do.. "``
Bewitt, & Co.. New Orleans.
Magregor & Morris. New York.,
Ihsval,Deighler & Co-; nelitnore.
South, Bagaley A. Co, Philadelphia.
Daniel Deition. Ruston.
Jr-
JWIN D. DAVIS, Auttiolurrr and Conntistion Merchtnu,
carrier of liirtiod and Fifth streets, Pittsburg, is ready
to receive menchandi re of every description on ctiovign
ment for public or private sale, and from tong experience
-in the above businerVdatters himself that. he will beside
to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor bits with
theirpatronttan
Regular sales on Mondays and Thursdays of Dry
Goods and Fancy Articles, at tO eidOek, a. W.
Of Groceries. Pirmtnyek manufactured strticle it, new
and second-hand Furniture, kn., at flo'clock, in It.:
• Sales every evening at early rail-light augls:y
AFULTON, Rai ente/hress Founder, bus rebuilt and .
• commenced business athis old stand. No. Al, Se.
wad, between Market and Ferry streets, where he will
be - pleased *0 a& his old comment and friends.
Church. steamboat, and bells of every sire, from 10 to
10,000 pounds, east (corn patterns of the most approved
models, and warranted to be of the best materials.:
Mineral Water Pumps, .Countera. Railings. , /re,
together with every variety of 13rass Castings, if regain.
ed, tattled and finished in the neatest manner: ,
A. P. is the sole agent for ..Borturs Anti -.4inertion &fe
tal, ro justly celebrated for the reduction of friction in,
machinery. The boxes and composition can be bad al
him at all times. novlay
Leeching, Cull/ping and Weeding.
No. 55, ritin -
r" B. NORRIS, (Succcasor to hi. R. Delany.)—Freari
Leeches received monthly; auendluice at all hours.
Hefcrener :'The PhyßiclanA of Pittsburgh, Allegheny,
and Birmingham. A/arch 13,180.
_ most cheerfully recommend to Physicians. Pa Mines,
and &tray former friends and patrons, Mr. K.D. MMus.
as helng thoroughly acquainted with the business. and
worthy of- patronage. • M. R. MANY.
martlAra
ORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE Peilinzio.-:-;ur.
P
Cein, tenders his thankrito his patrons, and would
'mom the citiretui of Pittsburgh stadaletairmfattluOtaa
ou hand, a large variety of Landscapes, for sale at the
Ckfeint, on PoOrth street, behveen wood and:Smithfield.
agg
powNsF,ND, cARR & CO., Successors to the old firm
1. of C. Townsend & Co., and Carr & Howland; beg
leave to announcer° their friends and to the public gen
erally, that they are now prepared to execute all Muds
of work in the Coach and Wagon-making busltiees, at
the shortest notice, and warranted to be of the best quali
ty The very large quantity of seasoned Timber with
which they are prepared, and their facilities for business,
enables them to notate the public that they are prepared
to carry on au extensive and Femur business in their
liue, and they respeetfullysolicit a continuance of the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the late brans. sent
"ITENITIAN BLINDS.—A. GRIDDLE & CO, have re
.V moved to the corner of Wood street and Diamond
alley, over B. lirClaiu'e Leather Store, where they are
prepared to furnish Venitian Blinds, Wholesale andifle
, tail, at prices ranch reduced; having a very terenrrie mode
of painting. and other advantages unknown to others in
the trade. Resides giving a superior finish toblinds, they them with the best materials, making them rich and
durable.
-- N. B.—Wide or r.tirrow slats--pOrtable or permanent
fastening* furnistr.d. Old Blinds refitted. deetil. •
• •
TLEL AND FILE ALAN DFACTORY.—The subscri-
O• berm, having enlarged their establishment for the man
ufactute of Stall. and Frew—on the corner of O'Hara
and Liberty streets,
.Pittsburgh—are prepared to furnish
Files of every description, of the best quality; and being
determined to make it the interest of consumers to pur
chase Filea from them, respectthily invite the patronage
of all who use the article.
marl6-y
A i rEWLY INVENTED PATENT BLOCK SPRING
.11 TRUSS, for the immediate relief and permanent
cure of Hern ia and Rip turn (Suited to alt sizes.) The
superior claims of this Trues .consist in the comparative
ease with which it may be worn. The pad of wood be-,
ingteatly . balanced on springs, yields to the presaure of
any part of it, and thoroughly adapts itself. to any move
ment made by the wearer. It can be worn without any
intermission, until a cure is affected The subscribers
have made arrangements for the manufacture of these
'valuable Trusses, in a superior style, in Philadelphia, and
have .them now for sale at their office, No. 77 Smith fi el d .
street, near Sixth, Pittsburgh. GEOFUJE WATT,
JYI D. W. KAUFFMAN.
MW DRUG STORE.—Joni D. blonoirt,..Wheneff
ale, and Retail .Druggiat. N 9, 93} Woodinreet,
one door south of Diamond Pittsburgh.—The
subscriber has just received from the eastern cities, and
it now opening at the above stand, a full .assorwaent. of
articles in his line, consisting of Drugs of all kinds, Dye
BMWs, Paints and Garnishes, Chemicals, etc., together
with •all such articles as are. usually kept for sale at a
Wholesale and retail drug store.
Bitstock is entirely new, and has been selected with
clue. He is confident that his articles, both as to quality
and price, will please such as may favor him with a call.'
MONONGALIELA PLANING MI ...—Ltatss Mats,
main would respectfully inform his friends and the
publie,:that'his new establishment is now in:full opera.
tion, and that he is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and
fill all orders for Planed Lumber, with promptitude,and
at the lowest rates. •• , •
Board and Planl4, planed on ene or both sides, con
scantly ott hard.
Sash, Doors- and Mouldin gs, of every description, made
to order.
Suildets 4nd Carpenters would find it to their advan
•tage to give him a call, as he can now furnish them with
planked s
4f s uitable suitable for every description of work.
dec3
HEAP BONNETS.—W. R. MURPHY Is selling Oft
C
his remaining stock of BONNETS at greatly redu
ced prices. Bonnets of last winter's shapes at from 25
cents to 81,00.
Cheap Latans.—A lot of Dress Lawns reduced to 12i
cents peryard._
• Mule Hoods for Dreares.—A supply just received, and
offered very low.
Dark"Ginghams.--Rich dark styles of Ginghams. Also,
Manchester and Domestic do., of choice patterns.
- Mantua kmr.—An assortment just received in the
Wholeiale Rooms, 2d story, and Offered IoW by the piece.
Also; White and Colored Satin do.. •
'hints and Mud/int.—Au excellent stock on hand, from
4e,per-yd. up to the finest qualities.
dt Ms north-cart corner of Fourth and Market streets.
fIIENTLEHEN,-The subscribers beg leave to inform
ou that they have In store a full assortment of fine
,Shirts , Bosoms,Collars, Cravats, Stocks, Pocket Hand
kerchiefs, Cloves, Hosiery, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Un
der Shins; Drawers , die.; in fact every thing included in
. Gens,s 3 mreming Apparel, to Which they invite your at
tention. They, also manufacture to order, at their factory
San, etletyvariety and nattain of SHIRTS, in quantities
wad quality to son purchasers. • . .
•Tlease give us a call,.and examine our Coeds and
Prices; at ourWare-room,Nonh-east corner of Fifth and
Markatinreeta,npataira.- EDWARD TODD &
1711
, .
eIAMPAIGN OPNED.—At the Great Bargain Corne;
where•them ha tjust been received, a.sp . lendid new
.stock soi:Yrs and SHOES, of every variety ; ; which.
.will be told cheaper - titan ever; as our motto is quick
sales and-imall profits.
Also,,alarge .lot of TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VA-
All - we need to convince the public of the fact
of "ening cheap, is to have them give us* call and bring
the Oath along. . • .
El:rialOnVerget the plane, center of andsth'
streetts,;, • - Beall J. BASTS.
MOE
liREIN
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PITTSB
cositra Latent graslarste 4 galvanic Battery
!.
non- AlitNtiDitlLATAnEN•ourir.olSrulMßAttsTEßE„.4?ei4he
:instruntent of the kind that has ever been presented
Wilds country or Earopefor medical purposes, and lathe
. only one ever known to Tann, by whic h th e ga t ea m e fl u i d
can be conveyed to the human eye, the ear, the brain, or
o any part of the bodTheither exteritally or Internally;
AD./A:definite, gentle stream, witboUtsbot Its or pain—with
perfect safety—and often with the happiest effects.
This important apparatutt Is now highly approved of
by many of the most ambient physicians of this cannily
4144ttropo, to whom tbeiaillieted and others whom it.
may concern can be referred. Reference Will also be
given to many highly respectable' citizens, who have
been cured, bymeans of this most valuable apparatus, ot
some of-the most inveterate nervous disorders, winch
could not removed.hyAny other known meant).
Among VOTIOUS others, .I.tlias been proved to be admix
ably adapted for the cure of the following diseases, viz :
nervous:headache and other disorders of. the brain. It is.
With this apparatus alone that the , operator can convey,
the galvanic fluid with ease and safety to the .eye, to re-.
store sight, or cure amatriesas; to the ear to reiton_ hear
ing; to the' tongue or othos organs, to restore speech ; and
to the various parts of thill body, for the cure of chronic
rheumatism, asthma, neuritigia, or tic doloareaux, parat
,yius; torpatan'gout, cbor o ,* or Si. Vitus' danc... epilepsy,
weakness from sr tains, Some diseases peculiar-to fe
males, contraction of the jimbs, , loktiavr, ete.i etc.
}Rehm for surrounding counties of Western Pa., and.
privileges, with the Instr.:latent, may be purchased, and
also tested for the cure of diseases.
Foil instructions will be Arrestor the various chemi
cals to be used for various diseases, saddle best mariner
for operating for the cure:of these diseases, will also he ;
fully explained tothe pu rebutter, and a pamphlet put into
his hands expressly for these purposes, carefully 'pre
pared by the patentee. - E.rtirtsof
S. WILLIAMS, Vine street,
near 4th st. Road. Pittsb,g
• Hats, Caps, and' Naffs. •
. Rubscribor is now receiving from the
city. of New York a choice assortment of Hats
Caps and Muffa‘Lutest Fashions, in great VII.
Met), and very cans, whplesole avid retail.
JAMS 'WILSON,
.nova Smithfield street, 211 door South of 4th M.
Fan ' aalalloatts
C. N. PAULSON, No. tra.wood st, 24, door fro m
the oorner of Fourth i has received, and will thistle).
introduce the' FALL - SITLR of GENTLRAIEN,s
/14 rsi and would respecitallyinvita his customers and
the public generally to call and ozaraine the•sante.
ang2B
FALL FASHIONS.--S. Noose has just received from
Neer York the Fall Style of HATS . which ho will
traduce this day: Saturday, ALTUS* 2 , 31 h. All those in
want of.* neat and supertor_llAT, would do well to call
at NO. 75 WOOD STREET,
OaugH ad door above Fourth.
spo o & Hata dINDord & gin rl
4 WILL introduce, on Soto nlay, Atar.tit., the FALL
STYLE OF H ATLI. jam received from New
York. Those in watadf neat and beaming lIAT,
are invited to call at their store, stonier of Fifth mod
Wood stre,ets.
autal,
FALL Aft
II ATM AITD CAPS!
THE subienber,' havlng retnnud ll,ll
. 111 ‘
, • from New York. 'still introsturr, vms nay,
Anpst 1:249,4fer5.1. Beeb, * PALL
MLR. OF rt 4 rs, to which he would call the truention
of big customers and the public- fie it daily expecting
the attirai of his Oil a SlOTtraent Of licat, Ceps, and .I.fi t gr,
ell of which will be disposed of at onosually low prices,
• G. VIT. GLASSGOW, 102 Wood et.
aniKS door below thivis'_Attetion Rooms.
Fes, ilea *RA Cap Saore. ---
1 Jillili>3 WILSON. Hay Tifairtifruvaircr,dal
• (former(y' of the eoraetof Dismoud alley
and Wood at roes ) begs Jowl respecifullY
10 rte his old eitsto:Ti.irs. friends. and the public, that
he baaapened a'NEW sTO RE, on 'Smithfield et , where
a choice assortmetn. 41 HATA r 4 ps, . ft LADIES PUSS; (as good, neat, fashionable and ritual. es any ill ,
the 6 4'4 may be had. J. W• very cordially invites his
.
friendeatid the public to remember hianew locution and
establislunent, and give tam a call a* heart,' na he intends
to welcome them •
Hat and Cap 21.1wastatacaor,y.
CIEORGE S. ANSIWTZ. Agent re.pectfullyab
'VI informs Ais.frleods and tbe public general
ly, that be has COMM meet the manufacture. of.
Hair and Cups at No. = 'Wood street, one door fromihe
camera( Seco'rul, where he has now on hand a fin* Ili.
*aliment of Hats and Capsof his own e tt
he will dispose of. uloolesalr or retail. on the most tea-,
sonabte terms, for cash or cite acceptance, fiats made
to order at the shortest notice. aplibam
40 HAVING AND LIAIILDIMSSINtiSALOUN—Sisca.
A 7 SO7l 4c Fovwrs.m, TotuoricelPmfmori, bare fitted' up
the saloon on the comer of Cherry alley and 'Water at,
Rear the National Hotel. formerly occupied by Clement i
Archer, outdate prepared to wait on gentlemen at onde,
with rase, comfort, and politeness.
-In connection with their saloon, they have. fitted up an.
excellent shower bath, Where persontcan bare xlmwer
baths at *Shears of the dnr, ,
They Still continue to serve their mketomera rush la!
their Old grand, corner of
. 411 Dismonernnd Union et.
. • A licit osa - Fatless •
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l tre xe al r t i l k in r ti! al Pa l d
i4OntbreeTr",rseug7 efdth:yel4;t7.
Cleat+ lb. wilderi) Steetwt4F4 tako).
Out * ccunmission 'of the first class, as an Auctioneer of
the city of Pittsburgh, and rented that specious ware
room belonging ot SylranusLothrop, P.n., N 0.114 Wood
street, three doors from Fifth. where he is prepared to at
tend to the tale of every kind of Merchandise, Furniture,
Real Estate, Stocks, Shipping, de., either at the Auctio
Rooms or on the premises, and will in all casesexert him.
self to the utmost for the benefit of Wit employers, on the
most reasonable terms; he will sell exclusively and only
an commission; neither purchasing nor hating any in
terest whatever on goods in the store, but merely the emit
ted/sit:infer selling, thereby giving all owners a fair cha nee
Without partiodity.of having therein property disposed of
to the best advantage,
Sales will be promptly settled when made. 'Advances
will be given at any time, on the most accommodating
terms. Merchants will not he charged for advances.
Regular sale days : Mondays and Thursdays. of pry .
Goods. Groeeries, Furniture, de.; and every evening,
Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Guns, Pistols, end Fancy
Articles. Rooks on Saturday evenings.
ap24 JAMES M'KEN'NA, Ana..
Removal.
& E. TODD would respectfully inform the met-
AA, chants of this city and our customers generally,
that we have removed our stock of Shirts and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, to the corner of. Fifth and Market streets,
2d story over W. & P. Hugus, entrance on Fifth street,
where we intend to keep on hand a large stock of Shirts,
of our own manufacture, with an assortment of Gentle
mens' Furnishing Goods, visually kept by Eastern Whole
sale Furnishing Stores.
Being very thankfal-for the kind patronage bestowed
on us for the past .year, we would be happy to receive
calls from our old customers and merchants generally,
and 'would inform themihat we intend nothing on our
part, shall induce them to look further, as we expect to
add largely to our stock, and diminish our prices.
Merchants and dealers are solicited to examine our
-stock of Goods. apto-tf
J. ANICRIrif
ercy lioapltaa.
THIS INSTITUTION, under the charge of the Sisters
of Mercy, situate on Stevenson street, south of Penn
sylvania Avenue, is now open - for the reception of Pa
ttents. Themedical gentleman attached to the Hospital
are—
Doct. J. P. GAZZASI, Doct. ADDISON,
WERNEBREO,
Balms, SmEn. •
Hon-paying patients will he received as formerly.
Pay patients will be received at the rates adopted:tor
the temporary Hospital.
Lower Warns, 53,00 per week.
r • Upper - Wards, (in which each pa•
tient has a separate apartment,)ss,(K) per week.
These terms include Medical attendance and Medicine.
Pay patients can have,any (regular) Physician to at
tend them that they may make choice, of, at their own
expense. •
Clergymen °Can,' dendminationare allowed to visit
patients when desired by them.
The Mercy-Hospital Is delightfully situated in an open
and airy part of the city, and within ten minutes' walk of
the, Court House,
Application for the admission of patients can be made
either to Dr. Snots, or JAMES BLAKELY,
le2 Ch'n of Committee orMercy Hospital. '
plendid . 111stablIshment. •
TAMES W WOODWELL, would respectfullyi
dinform the public that he has removed to Ids
new location, No. 83; Third street, (next door above
the old stand.) Neither-expense nor trouble has been
spared, to make it the most extensive -and magnificent
Furniture warehouse to - be found any where, east or
west! The stock on band, for variety, taste and ele
gance, is such as has never been offered to any public.
From the moat costly outfits at $l,OOO per set, down to
chamber and kitchen furniture, may he found in styles
and patterns, to-suit any and every taste. W. Wood-
Well hopes fora continuance of the very liberal patron
age extended in him heretofore, and pledges himself to
give entire satisfaction, both as regards the sblidity, du
rability and style of his articles, and the liberal and-ac
commodating principles upon which he does business.—
His extensive new warehouse being now filled front the
cellar to the fourth story, with every variety of furniture
and Cumin, he would. solicit a call from Mimi/ want or
articles to his line. ap27
PESTON & WAGNER, Efigine - Ruildere;hive com-
Menced business on Penn to., near the Point, at the
establishment formerly -carried on by Blockhouse & Nel
son: Pprions _wishing to purchase Steam Engines for
Boats, or for other purposes, will please favor us with a
can; as we,flatter ourselves to be able to famish them on
as favorable terms as any otherestablishment in the city.
Also, rolliog mill and castitigs of every descniption.can
be had at the shortest notiee
Ritrinuntcne--Capt. Robert Beer, Thomas Scott, Esq.,
Church, Catalan, &. Co., 11;Denny,B)1q., M: Allen do Co.
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C EN YP O RIAR CH WAGNER.PIEST'
Contmerelal Row Cabinet. Wareroont
T. B. YOUNG &
AVE removed their CABINET
WARE-ROOMS to Commercial Row, Liberty
street, opposite the head of Smithfield, where they will
keep corunantly on hand an extensive assortment of-So
fas, Tables Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs and
every aniele In their line °Thames& ,
• Usulertaking promptly attended -to at reasonable
ices . . •, - • =LTV
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CARD.—Jastreceiverif by Express, three pieces o su
perfine BROWN LIISTRECLOTHS, fee Over-coats
and: saslas,•vshieheeßl be sold. low, at 251Libe street,
by . , (ncroll3) -O.
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Annuals an Gift 1 oaks,
I3 QIHTABLE FOR PRESENTS.—Gems of Beauty, and.
-Literary Gill, for 1849 .
Friendship's Offering, for 1949.
Christmas Rimes, for 1649.
Christmas BICISSOIiID. for 1840.
Amaranth, a Token of Remembrance, for 1849..
The Young Man's Offering.
=he Young Lady's Offering; by 'hire. Sigoarciey, and
others. -
Leaflets of Memory, a superb . antmel.forl.649.l
The Fairy Ring, for IEII9.
The OpelikHyacintha splendid gl649.iffbeok,
The , for
The Scrap Book, for 1849. ,
TheSnovvff Eike, - for 1849.1 ,
The Book of Pearls.""" '
The Lady's Anhual, for 1849.'> '
The Wameri of.die Scriptures ; a beautiftil work.
The Wreath of Friendship, for 1.949;
The Christian Keepsake, tor 11119.
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Read's Female .Poet merma,taining Portraits
of Mrs. E. Oake Smith, Mrs'. F. (.1400d, Mrs. L. H.
Sigourney, Mrs. K. F. Ellet,Mis:Eifinfall.Embury Mrs.
Amelia B. Welb.y.Mrs. S. Hale . ,',141.r.5, ,
ney,
Miss -Anna- C. LYnch, Miss 'Sarah J. Clarke,. (Grace
Greenwood.) .
The above, with ! a large collection of . Poetical Works,
Prayer Books, Bibles and other worki in splendid styles
of bindings, suitable forChtisunaa and New Years pees
ems, for sale at the bookstore of
JOHNSTON Ac STOCKPON,
Corner Market and 3d
G IFT BOOKS AND ANNALIALS,
Fait 1849:
The Gem of the Season,lB49, Book of Beauty, forlS49.
The Opal, " The Garland, ,
Gems of Beauty,' " The Amaranth, ",
Book
Do. (white ef. and ease) Christmas Roses, •""
of, Pearls, Christmas Blosioms, "
Forgetqui.not, "- Flora's Gems,
Do. (white cf. and case) ". Christian Keepsake, , ."
Friendship's Offering, 4 . The Snow Flake, " -
Keepsake Of Friendship, " The Gem; • -
ExceltiorAnnual, " The Moss Rose. " -
Do. (white c 1 and box)" . Gift of Friendship,
The Hyacinth, " The Pearl,
The Rosary of illustrations of the Bible;
Lady of the Lake, illustrated; •
Moore's Poetical Works;
14111 Rookh, illustrated;
, Poets of Connecticut. gilt ed.; - •
Pietorial Franklin and Napoleon;
Perpetual Keepsake;
Win Poetical \Yorks ;
Lays of Sabbath.
A large assortment of popular Juvenile Books, many
of which are Mtn from the peens . Toy Books and Color
ed Pictures, Games, ite.,&c. Just received by Express,
and for sale by 'ELLIOTT it ENGLISH,
• dec.73 Wood and Market sus.
ECETVED 'I HIS DAY. and for sale at niatiatartni ,
j'IL„ en's pricee, there elegant ButtiroodP L4NOB,lnade,by
H. Woreavran, New York. These instruments are con
sidered fully equal, if not superior; to any now made: in
New York, having a delightful lone; toll, 'soda; and
melodious; warranted to wear well and give satisfartion.
Themire of these Pianos is believeto be cer thins any other manufactured in N e w Yo rk Those
who are in want of a good and elegant Piano, at a
Moderate price, will please come and examine the
abovo. at the store of the subscriber, where a largo as
sortment of Chickering's celebrated Pianos can always
be found. JOHN H. lIIELLOR, •
dec2, , No. St Wood street..
Terrible Revoliatless—Stars Triumphant;
OfIAISI .I'd CANTWELL, (sign of the .. No.
J'bg
!flukes street, would `respectfully beg leave to call
the attentibn of the public to their new stock of Goods,
just ; teceired and opening foam manufacturers and im
porters, 01 which they feet confident that price and geol.
tty will give entire satisfaction, as our motto is—" quirk
Salo end Smolf Profits."
Our Rawl- consists, partly, of the &Bowing artieles,viz:
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pins , late styles; Guard
and Vest Chains; Bracelet.; Clasps and Lockets
ger and Ear Rings; Pencils and Pens; Slidesand Studs;
Steel Buckles, los Ladies' v e lve t; Dresses; Aladalon's
Card Cares. shell, pearl and
kum? Boxes; fine Rosewood mid Ebony Shoeing CaXeN
.famished ; Steer Spectacleit; Silver Spoons, alt kinds;
G emian Silver Spoons, all kinds; - Silk Steel Bead Bags
and Purses; Cotton Bags and Parses; Hair,Ttoth, Pita!
and Cloth Brushes; 'MIMS, Accordeons, Pluses. and
Piles; fine Penknives and Scissors; Globes and Paper
Holders, Shell. Dress-and Side 'Combs, latest styles;
Chide Vises, Fruit - Baskets, Agate and Glaiss 'Vases,
Mug., and Cologne Bottles; ;Tables,. Chessman and
Backgammon Boards; Silk Tapestry; Brussels and In
grain Carpet Bags; Willow, Market and Side Baskets;
Chairs. Wagons, Cradle., tee, Ac:, _with a large assort
ment of Toys and Fancy Articlet, tro nunierous to men
[sepl9
it"" THIS LETTER.—Who wilt be with oat a bean
tiol head of haw, when they can hitre our for three
shillings? Twenty, years! loss of hair and - .wonderful
restoration!
Brammoan, July' , 1547;
Dear Sir—The wonderful effects ofJones' Coral Hair
Restorative bus been decisively demonstrated In the cal
*es of several respectable citizens of.tbe town, who' , an
account of your selling three shilhng,trial • bottles, try it
without fear. One instance, which - has attracted panic,
tiler Attention: is the ease of a gentleman who had little
or tiohair for twenty years; he had tried nu:mercies pre-'
partitions in vain, and ultimately bad pia headshaved and
ware . , wig, At my recommendation, he tried the Re
storative, and after using it, according to the direction,
kir nailion tbrie,the.yolinglsivappearedosndittehipidow,
as fine a header hair as any person in Baltimore.
JOHN KILINOTON."
It causes eyebrows to grow, prevents V the hair from
turning grey. and the first application causes it to curl
beautoully, frees it from - semi and stops it from falling
off.
Sold with full direction.s at 83 Chatham st./ l i.Y. and by
Wm. Jackson, Agent, 69 'Liberty st. Pittsburgh: [sci)2o
•
Great Bargain Corner
J. BATES, TVitoltsaft and..Betait Dealer -
.1 in Boats „Slaws and Thinks, Start earner
of IVIA and Smithfield streets, Pittsburgh-;-The
subseriberrespectfully announces to his old caste,
merit and the public generally, that he has removed his
Boot, Shoe and Trunk Store to the large new warehowle
lately erected at the corner of Fifth; and Smithfield
opposite the old Pittsburgh Foundry, where he will keep
on hand a large assortment of BOOTS, - SITOES, HAIR
and LEATHER TRUNKS, VALICES. CARPETBAGS,
'die., of all descriptions and sizes, which he will sell for
CASU as cheap as can be hertz:hot in this market. ,
Being connected with some of the' largest mantifactut
ing establishmehts in the eastern :cities, and'receiving
goods almost every week, during .the season, be offers
great inducements to Phrchasers, either by wholesale or
retail, asite offers his goods at lower prices than those of
the same quality can be bought elsewhere in the city. ;
I manufacture and keep constantly'on hand, Boys' and
Youths' Calf and Kip Boots, a verymeat and serviceable
article.
mis- Remember the place, "Great Barialit Corner."
4.,BA,TES,
apS. • Corner Fifth end Smithfield streets.
Important: • '
TOJIN.M..BLAIR, DAVID STEVi ART and. PHILIP
SPAHM'AN, having purchasedthe entire interest and
stock in trade of Mr. John W. Blair, beg !care to inform
heir numerous friends and the public that they have this
day entered into partnership under; the firm and, style of
BLAIR /C. Co.'. for the Manufacture of Brushes of every,
description'. Being practical workmen, They will make,
up every article of the moat durable material, and in the
first style; and will keep on hand, formic; at their store,
No. 120 Wood street: a very large assortment °revery
thing in their line of buniness—which, with their exten
sive stock of Shoe Finding's, Fishing Tackle, Pea and
Pocket Knives, Powder, Shbt, and Variety Goods, they.
will sell cheap, wholesale and retail,
kfachine Brushes made to order, with despatch.
The encouragement and patronage of their friends anti
the public is earnestly solicited, and will be thankfully re
ceived. Observe! • • BLAIR A CO.,
Pittsburgh,, Oct. 25th, 184§:(oc30) 120 Wood at.
HOIII(EPATHIC BOOKS.—Just received ,at
the Book
store of the subscriber,in Fifth et.' near Market
Afaraia Jiferlica,pura. by . Samuel Elahrieman, translated
and edited by Charles Julius Hempel, M. D. 4 vols.
Hartman's Arms Diseases, by Dr. Hemprel, vol. I.
liomeepothic Domestic Medicine by J. Lowrie, enlarg
ed and improved by A. J. Hall,M. •
Jahr's New Manuel, vol. 1 ; Nol.l and 3.
Herings Domestic PhysiCian.
A Manuel of Domestic Cookery, for the use of persons
who ore under Homirpatic treatment..
Booninghausen's Theraptetic Pocket Book, for HOlLlCE
pathists, by Dr. Okie. .
Habeman's Chronic Diseases, vol. 3.
, Together with Medicine Chests; of different sizes 'rind
prices, (apl6l ',VICTOR SCRIBA. • '
George Armor,
FSHIONABLE TAILOR, No. 43, Market street.—
Having removed hie Tailoring Establishment in the
rooms on Market at., lately occupied as a Bookstore, by
Bosworth & Co., the unders i gned is prepared to fi ll all orb
dent in his line which may be entrusted to his care by his
old friends and customers, and the - publicgenerally.. His
long experience in the business and the success with
which he has prosecuted it in Pittsburgh, emboldens him
to hope for a liberal share of patronage. He will make
all descriptions of Clothing in the best manner, and moat
fashionable style, FOR CASH.
ap2s-ly
ITS subscriber respectfully announces to his .custom
j ers, and to the gentlemen of Pittsburgh and vicinity,
generally, that he has received hisr usual ass.rtment of
Spring Goods, for gentlemen's wear, to which he iuvites
their attention. His stock comprises fine - Broad Cloths of
all colors; Cassimerea; rich. Vestings, of plain. and fancy
pauerni; all of which he is prepared to manufacture in
the best and mom fashionable style.. Also, Children's
Clothing kept constantly on hand and made to order.
Witl. B. SHAFFER,
Water st., 3d doof abase National Hotel..
ash amiable othing store,
No.
T2lB LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITE SEVENTHS HE Subscribers respectfully infoim Me t e friends and
the public generally, "that- they have 'tuft reeeived
a new supply of. French awl „English Cloths, and eassi
mateT,—Yestings of all styles and quality:—Ready-made
Clothing of all descriptions, neck and pocket Handkey ,
chiefs', Shirts; in, short, every article usually, kept in
Clothing Stores ) constantly on hand.
Gentlemen wishing to have Clothes made to °ram., in
a fashionable style, will find it to their advantage to call
and examine our,stoek before going elsewhere.
jyB-tf AVMULLEN : & DOWNINQ.,
GEORG E
COCHRAN. Commission and Forwarding
GMerchant, No. 26 WOodstreet.Pittsburgh,cantinne s
to transact a generabCommission Business, especially in
the purchase and sale of American Manufactures and
produce; and in receivingand forwarding Goods consign.,
ed tolls oare: As agent for the manuktcturera r he will,
be constantly supplied with the principabiatinlep rim•
burgh manufacture,at the lowest wheleitale-Ouces.
Orders antl:coutramputti are nspeetthilyttaietted.
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Calves's .Paitant ,coricave laeater ,Clutsaoil
UTTER IN FIVE mtNtrrEs!
- vrE call Ma attention tut the public to theartiele head;
• ing this advertisement, and invite the enterprising
andcitriousto - nall and witnessitioperation. • All 'ether.
liseMents. in. relation to: this invention, to the hundreds
who have seen it tested; is stipererogation,
Ist. This Churn will produce • Butter i gatiterbig it m
mass, from sweet nulk, in five to ten minutes! rind from
cream propirred,'liii families usually prepare itcin • three
to five Minutest :•• • 4.. - ~;
...Si The utility of thii invention is apparent; as beter
B utter.cl4ll be- producedfroin sweet milk„or cream, than
cream soured in the usual way; and by means of this
•.Churn,: a' little, girl or boy can perform, in fire or ten 1
minutes ; what has . heretofore required the labor of t 1.340-
man or min - for Mie ortwo . hours, and sometimes hairs
da• • ay . sCreiir, Csitole inside
dash . er is taken out; leaving nothing bat the Batter and:
milk in the plain wooded box. 4th. It is
thechdaireitChnnt'aver invented,ai the sim
plicity of its .coustractiOn.:(though embodying -ft great
philosophical 'prineiple) makes it but little to manatee-
6th. It Is a contmoh-liense Chum, as all will admitwho
fr) — . l ii , :e have purchased the monopoly of this valuable
improvement front Bleitsrs.Colver&MYcla i lhe Palenlees
-We ;are. poiti,•.offeritirthe coratilete monopoly of this
styled article fot the States of Ohio, Pennsylvania, New
•Tork,..Newlerseiy,lllaryland and Delaware, which will
insute certain and large,ptofits to the manufacturer:And
a speedyrbturn Of Investment. The pnblie are invited to
-call amlWillless ils cParatlen, at our offir.e,irt Pittsburgh;
every day, at 4 &clock, P. M.
_ CI,AVTON &. Co., Proprietors.
Offiee Exchange Anildin' ge, St. Clair street, next door
toEsMaire Johns , office. - ' nov22
aria
0 N the night of the 16th of October, a Canal Boat be
longing to the Union Line, was destroyed by firer
near Duncan's isrand--occasioned,it is believed; by Ln
offer matches packed luny Goods:
undersigne&deem it an °Nl:Lance to the Pro.
prtetors of' that Line, Messrs. Dutilh, Humphreys teCo.,
Philadelphia, and Rem Graff &Cci.,Pittsbargh,;without
knowledge or solicitation on their.part, to.mWre known ,
it this manner the, prompt and satisfactory settlement by
hem of the.-full moonlit of our respective -losses by that
accident, ranging in amount from three hundred to fifteen
hundred , dollars, and ;in the .aggregate to over-melee
thousand dollars.
.
As far as joisible they had Soine - of "the lota duplicated'
and immediately, torwarded, and where it was know n .
that thls cotdd not be doue, o r was not desired by us,they
have the amount in callt, or settled with - the.mer
chants in Philadelphia, - without reference to us.
The certain insurance - of hieGoodr4while on the way;
is always a matter of anxiety to the Merchant; and that,
if destroyed; he shall be instantly paid the amount of his
loss. t.%e thexefirre avh. without the least disparage
tient intended the other Lines, to give this public testi
mony. of the satifaciciry settlement of a heavyloss by the
Vnion Line .
Pittsbarg,Novemhir 1;1E49.
PITTSB/El3ll.
• Hampton, Smith & Co.,
AleXander King,
D. A. Grier,
E. W. Lynd: ' .
Robs, A. Cunningham,
C. Arbuthnot.
Beaks far - Ohrletztkas and New Years.
AfIiPIANDID ASSORT2iIEiNT ins; rincalvanwrAl. Al
Monts's— '
The Gem, for 1E49; • . • . • - •
The Hyatinth ; •
The Forgetme-not; -• •
• The Gift of Friendship;
The Fairy Ring; • •
The Christian'Keepsake; , , - •
The Garland;
Th.., Keepsake of Friendship; • - • •
The Rose of Sharon •
The Snow Flake , •
Also, an exteutive variety of small Suienile Rcioke.—
Toy Books in ercat yariety.iust issued foythe Holidays.
"Also, Cartel- ter and Note `Paper; fancy En•felopes.
from the lowestto the highest price manufacnared, ?secs , "
and old Liierature, constandy, on hand,and receiving, as
117".Smithfie Id street, third door above 2d. rdee22
H CiLiD AIThe, subscribers are
:Ma opening a'Splendid collection of Toys and fine
Fancy Goods of, every description. suitable for
.Christ
mas and New Year's presents, consisting in an, viz :
Jewelry and Watehes; Work• - Dressing and Fancy Glass
Boxes; Card Cases : Pearl, Shell, Ivory and Velvet Card
Baskets; Steel Bead PurSes; Crotchet Velvet Bags . ; Mu-
sic .Boxes; Chess. Men ; Dominoes, tce.; with thousand
other ankles, too tiumeron s to mention.
The above Goods we win sell extremely low,previous
to the let February, 1849, as we intend some ma
terial alterations in our store and = business:: We - invite
all to mill who want bargains, at Ee Market street, he
tween : Fifth and Diamond. • •
deet,3
L'
ITS OF COI/6111M/ the night are vary trouble
•Jr some. , They break in upon the hours of repose and
exhaust the strength of the sufferer. B. A. Fahuestack
It Co.'s COUGH BALSAM has been . eminently Bureau
ful in easing and curing these unpleasant spells . . If a
Penton is roused in the night by a spasm of coughing, a
tea sonful of the Cough Balsam will soo t he
it, give him
relief, and as his palatable , leaves no unpleasant taste
behind. If once used, it will take precedence ever all
others, as a remedy for coughs, colds, &e.
Prepared
and sold by B. A. FAHNESTOCK h Co.,
coaster lerand.Wood streets, and earner Bth .and Wood
streets.
' • nov3o
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TUST RECEIVED, by Exwess, one piece short nap
Cloth, suitable for Gentlemen's Cloaks, which I
will make to order, cheap. MCGUIRE, Tailor.
Also; one piece tight abort nap, a very'desirable arti
cle for Ladles' Cloaks. Cokrrs wananted.
Also, a good assortmentfine French Cashmere Vesting;
together with a good assortment of fancy and black Cos
stmeres, for PRIM., which will be made to orderas cheap
and as well as at any other establishment in the city..
deO29
. MeGUII/E, Tailor, .
Third street, St. Charles Building.
P. n.ilaion. . W. P. KAMTULL
. .
Removal. ' r• .
V H; EATON lc Co. having removed from Market
1 • si. to their New Store, N 0.62 Fourth at betwee
Wood and Market streets. are now opening their Fa n
Stock of Trimmings and Variety Goods, among which
Cloak and Dress Fringe& of all kinds;
Embroidery Gimps and Velvets;
Embroidery and Needle Work;
Zephyr and Tapestry Worsteds, Chemille, Floss;
Steel ; Bas and Plisses, Steel Trimmings ;
Lail. •s' Merino and Silk Vests and Hosiery;
Child% ens Coats, Gaiters, Mitts, Gloves and Hosiery;
Gent.'s Shirts, Undershiru,•Drawers, Dressing Gowns;
Children* dresses of latest patters which they offer at
'ow prices , both wholesale and retail. • octs •
Front
Rev.Asa . Shintt s o f the Protestant Methodist Church
yucnr, undersigned, having been afflicted during the pint
winter, with a disease in the stomach, somettmes pro:
ing great, pain in the stomach for ten or twelve hours.
without intermrosion, and having tried various remedies
With little effect, was tarnished with a bottle of Dr. D.
JaynEs' Carininative Bakam. This he used according to
.the direcricins. and found invariably that this medicine
caused.the pain to , abate in three or four minutes; and in
fifteen or twenty Minutes, every uneasy sensation was
, entirely quieted. The. medicine was 'afterwards used
whenever indications of the approach of pain were per
calved, and the pain waithereby prevented: He conunu
. ed. to use the medicine every evening, and sometimes in
the morning; and in a few weeks health was so far re
stored thnt the sufferer was relieved from a large amount.
ofoppreslive pain. From experience, therefOre he can
confidently wevensarnet Dr. •D. Jaynes , Carminative Bal
sam as a salutary medicine . for diseases of the stomach
dike my City, July 16 ,1893: . • - ,
117" For sale at'the PEKIN TEA STORE, 70 Fourth.
street, near Wood.. •• raug7-41kw
• . CO-PARNERSHIP..:
IanaLLIAM B. SOAIFE & CAPT. JAS. ATIIINSON
have entered into partneethip, ander the firmed ,
SCALFE dr. ATKINSON,
and will ea tr7L_on TIN; COPPER and SHEET-IRON
_
WARN ACTURINIct. , Attic!, BLACRSBITPR
ING in all iti branchea,•at the old stand oCW. B. Senile,
Pled street, near , Wood. s Tarticalar attentiOn' given to•
'eteaniboat work,. . oet
AVE you a bad complexion, coarse, dirk, yellow, or
sallow? If you have, you will by using a Cake of
;RAVE
Italian Chemical Soap, a week or two, your skin
;becomes clear, white and smooth. If you have any di
:sense of the. Head, Face or Beard—such as Ringworm,
Scald Head, Scurvy, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum, Uarberts
Itch—you can be eared : for I have Seen persons
had filthy akin diseases for years, and after tr ying , every
thing in. ain, have been cured by.washing the part with
Jones' Italian Chemical Soap,und can conscientiously
Offer it for any of the above
.complaints, which I would
not do, unless I knew ii to be all I state. If you have
Sun Spots, Freckles, litorphew, Tan, San Burn or disfig
urement); of .any kind, it will dispel then:l'olld make the
akin beautiful—ft is a sure antidote a and cnre for the.bites
of musquiteasibtigs, •! •
.ILig" Beware of counterfeits... , Particalarly cheap ones for Jones' Soap, and see ' that the name of T. Jones
Leon each cake: Persons from or in the south' and other
worm climates,would find this not only for themselie . s,
but it is a never-failing' remedy for Chaps and chafes "In
infants. And now, reader, by .giving this one trial you:
will find it all or even more than we have stated above.
Sold at es chathametreer, N. Y:.and by Wimjackson,
ageat,sft Liberty street, Pittsburgh. .sep2O
. .
. • Dissolution,.
'TIDE FIRM of Acheson& , Dagg is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Mgr b smug declin
ed busmess On account of 'health, has .disposed of hii
interest to Jas. C. Acheson. The.businesi hereafter will
be conducted is the nuns of NV. A. S. C. Acheson.
.WhI..ACHESON, '•..
JAS. T. DAGO.
Pittsburgh, July,lB4B
fl 7 /n withdrawing from the firm ofAcheson& Dagg,
take pleasure in recommending my 'eueeesssor to my
riende and the puhne enerally, , 4:AS. T. DAC°. •
• JulliD, 1848—aue , „
tapCITY LIVERY STABLE.—The subscriber
respectfully informs his friends and the public
florally, that he has removed to anewaralex;
..tenstee Stable, on Liberty street,in the FifthWardodrove
the Cartel Bridgefsvhe re he keeps Canisges;Barcraches;
Buggies, a Hearse, Riding Horsety.etc. ..Having added
largely; to his former stock he solicits. the patronage, of
N. B. Horses kept by the day week or yesx.e - 1
_--
~. - jr/tilly C H ARLES COLEMAN.
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XII
ilo COPFEE-230 bags Rio Coffee, - - -
4,14 , Lagayra. Coffee; la SIAM and
los sale be -' J .
t o : ATDEVITr;'
OLibertyst:, oppositelfeast of ffaddilisia;
•
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y , s• zo,
7? ; -1
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Itruitellawno.-
4 LLtGnrii.
John Dean,
A. M. Marshall, '
brown te Sl'Queston
ME
Aire'laming
I's BOOK AND JOB. PRINTWG:,;-:
Ns W. Cormier of Wood and Vital" S_Oraata.
rrtHE Proprietor of tbe Mown - rot Pon' and 'AMokar
t AND Mumpsortramt, respectfidlyinformahla frieuds
and, the patrons of these papers, that he has a I •. air;
sortment ofJOB TYPE A NDMA4C/THEILMA
necessary to a Job' Printing °Mae, and that ha, is pre..
pared to execute'
- ,
nerrait PRESS eatrrnid OP EVERY
Bookt Rine of Lading,' - • Cirekilap,
Pamphlets, Bill Heada,.. _ Cat
r, Blanks,
1:13"All kinds ofElanks, Stage, Steamboat and e anal
Omit Ellin . , with appropriate - outs, printed on the shortest
notice and most reasonable trims: •
He respectfully asks,the patronage .of his- fulettds and
the public generally, in this braftch of his buslneas." -
sep22 - ' ' HARPER.
New Book and Pa • r'.2 1 4 c 1211 has let
Paper /
No. 78 Wood street, between Fourth and 'Dianwittl tht.
subscribers have just opened,' at the ttbove , s
a large stock of different qualities Ruled-and Plain
White and Blue Writing and Letter Paper, Commercial;
' and; acket Post Flarettp, Demy and. Medium Writing
Paper for Blank Books, Medium and RoyalColoted .
lug Papers, Printers' India, Enamelled and I*orySterfsee
Cards, Noa. 2,3, 4 - , small and -double small;; Medium,
Decoy and Cap Day Books and.Ledgers.superiarmar;
and best eastern binding; School Books, all kinds;
Gold Pens, Ink, Wafers, Wax, Bill Files, Ac.
• Blank Books, of all sizes. ruled to pattern - , and bound
/be moat substantial Manner: • ,
COuntry Merchants supplied at thirlotreV wiotesale
prices for cash, or RAGS at cash - prices. • ;:
JOB PRINTING, - •
Ravin g a Job Office in connexion with our establish
ment, we are prepared to execute all orders for plainand
fancy Printing ' - Books, Pamphlets; Circulars, Business
Cards, Bills Of Lading, Ice., with despatc_,h and at low
prices. - ELLIOTT ENGLISH.
No. 78 'Mimi it., het. Fourth and Diamond alley,;" r.
. •
ElCrAtinii store'en Marketstreet, between Third and
Fourth, may at all times be found a large stock of Theo
logical and Miseellaneobs Books: New Books received
.as soon as published, and Bold at the. lowest prices. '
The publications ofthe AMerican Sundtfy School Union
and Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, always on
hand. Catalogues fdrnished on aptilication. •
ELLIOTT 8s- ENGLISH, .--
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' mad ' • ' Market at, bftl.Villtd and Forth. -...:...
-- -,------ -._—_., c„...-i-......, ~ WM- ALE-XANDENS"--,
)••=‘. . : '•-• , . ) g1, ~,,.„ 1 flt. Cy ..
MAnals AND Frannunrio- • -
; : - . 7-
_T.. * -...=1:1 - ,;.`,... ' . .U.ND =TAMS; cornier erPenti andf , l'
~..„,• •• •, ,. - 4 '...._____wataisor_Als r , r .,_ St. anir sts, opposite the Exchange
1 4 i ›
•••. , pectfully inform their' friends and' • '
the public, that they are prepared to furniali'aad attend.
to 'everything in the line of Undertakers, as they have
quit the - business of Cabinet Making; and their attention . . -
Will be devoted altogether to the above bußiuess.,keep a ~
• large assottraent of L'OFPINS. made and'Snikhe'd, cover ' "-•
ed, and lined in the neatest manneri with-a variety 11::'. I'
materials; and at all' prices; we keep SHROUDS ready.' .
made, of all sizes,. of Flannel, Cambric, 'and Muslin," at •-•- • ;'
allpricea, and made in - the eastern style, and all other - •
.articles necessary for dressing the dead,' and furnishing
funerals, of quality and price ID suit;SILVER PLATES , `t
or engraving the name and age; ICE'ASES for ltty'sng .
the body in ice, by those who wish to keep their. friends ; ;:'.;`";
any. length of time, and have ZINC PANS to put ice in ,
.for laying on the body; LEADEN Coffins always en - '
hand. We have a splendid new HEARSE and a paw all-
fine horses, and any number - of the best eafriages, eic.;:
etc., and will be, prompt, pimetnal. amireasonable. ,
• • .: • • `THON"S NATIONAL EPIGBAVING
Of the United States, ferrate Chamber.. : : j . -,
rrEE SUBSCRIBER. would respectfully inform the cit •,. .
1 izens,of Pittsburgh, that he hat for sale, at the Lam.: •''', ;
arsine House, corner of Grant and Fourth streets, (where
he will remain but two days longer,) the celebrated en- ; • ..r;
gravegng of the United States' Senate Chamber, published:: 7...
, Anthony. OZ. Broadway, N. York; the life - hke.,-,". - •
likenesses. of the different States and Iffililatyanen. Mitts "-.-'''!''
nation, neatly set tn enamelled,glais frames, at the very
low price of. Bt each. Among whiCh may be: found the
superior likeness -of. Henry Clay., in his .772st.•yearflthis
likeness of . Daniel Webster Millard" Fillmore, George
Washington,J.. Q. Adams, ill ' . Van „Buren, .I. C. Calhoun, -•-- ."-",""
J. Buchanan; aC. Winthrop - Generals Taylor, Ciiss ,
Scott, Butler, &c.,*&c. . Also, Tiumbull i sengrairing of the -- -. '.'
Declaration of Independence, - • Latigier's map ifieenlcull
length engraving of George Washington, with ; several ..: --.- •
others. The subscriber can furnish everY,article' in the 1 .- -• 1 . t
DAGUERREOTYPE: line, to OPERATOR'S, at Mr An " ,
:houy's wholesale prices. WAL. El. BUSTEED, ,'
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Lamartine. House, nor. Grants,* 4thas. ' 1'..".." , 1 - -
For sale at this office, • • • '-"' '"- ' ' "'be= . -",' •'• "'
, Lamar'3,e uouße ,i,- - • - A'.
CORN/Cit OW FOURTH AND GRANT tom, rtriwarraritt,
irtllE subscriber respectfully announces that be lets
1 now, opened this new and excellent Hotelier the ac-',
conamodanon of travelers, boarders, and the'publie gen-
erallx.' The house and furniture are earixely new; und.'l.?
-no puns or expense have been sparedto renderit one 9;,P- -
,the most conlortable and pleasant Hotels the 'dry:
' The subscriber is determiled todeserve', and,therefOre •::--,-..,
solicits, a share of public patronage.
otaitir -, • . -, SACOH-Houou,,Praprietoi:-
. T...„,,, -. •....: .
Notice. .
ALL persons knowing' themselves indebted to
. Arthis;
Nicholson & Co., (Eagle Foundry) are requested to'
call at their old Warebonse, on Libertystreet. . •
All unpaid accounts will be laced in the hands oi . a
Itunice of the Peace, on the let 3'i; LJ y next. ' •
May 16. ARTHURS, MCHOLSON, & Co.
(( A general assortment of Hollow Ware, go., at the .
lowest market rates. Liberty at.. bead of Wood at.
ma 22
.. -• • . -ARTHUES & . NICHOLSON. •
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, 3e. —Eakinate 4. ar..
toord,l9lolesale and Retail Boat, Shoe and Trunk
Store, N0.1E6 Liberty street, nearly opposite the head of
Wood. P. &H. have in store and are receiving
. their
Pelt and Winter stock of BOOTS and SHOES, conkuting .
of the largest stock they have ever been able to bring to •
this marke
of t. •We also have constantly on hand a splen- t
did7stock Hayward% Idetalic Gam Mastic Shoes, both
for ladies and gentlemen's wear, the most beantifid att. •
cle ever manufactured. We would solicit an elandna..
don of our stock of goods, by all who wish to purchase .
either at wholesale or retail; as we will sell at a small
advance above cost. .Country merchants .will find it to
their interest to call and examine our stock before Dux
chasing. . POLIANSHEE & HAYWARD.
aulilli '
.__ 130 Liberty q.
ROCERIES, &c.-
400 bbls. N. 0. Nalasier
50 bbls. St. Louis S. H.kolesses;
12 ht. do do do do;
200 bags Cofee, prime green;.
75 hr. chests assorted Teas;
110 six pound caddies T. R. and Imperial Tea
15 30 do do do , doi
50 WW2. Sugar;
40 bbls. Tea; •
100 boxes Bxlo Window f.:lass;
10 .do 10x12 oo; •
50 do Tobacco.
A large assOnment of all kinds of Groceries on hand at
the new warehouse of EDWARD RAZLE'I'ON,' •
ap24 North-east cornerof the Diamond..
TONICANDAIVTI-DYSPEFTIC PILLS
JIJ The general properilesof Mein Pills are Carmine.
'rive t ' Purgative and Tonic. In the common disorders
arising from imprudence in diet, Az., sorb as sickness
and sourness of the stomach, heartburn, headaches, &c.,
where a medicine is required, this preparation is very..
applicable, for its carminative or soothing effects give
almost immediate 'relief, when nausea or sickness exist.:
its, purgative operation upon the stomach and bowels is
gentle and effectuali and .its ionic properties impart
strength to the digestive organs, thereby enabling these
organs to perform their proper functions with 'order and'
regularity. The price has been reduced . from SO to 2h - -
cents a box.
For sale. wholesale and retail, bir 8. , A. FAHNES•
TOOK It Co., cornet' Front and Wood and. Sixth and
Wood streets, Agents for Pittsburgh ; , Jel4
filo pLAND ,I I.,---Rebecce smarted Warstkuts, • . ,
(along Charlie/ . st.,) First Wrd
a, Allegheny city, near
(kdnchester.—GEOßGLl DRAHER having resumed Vn
ainess, has erected the necessary machinery at the above
place, for turning out all'work in his line; and is prepared •
to take boards to his mill and deliver them to CUNOMICTI .• .
on reasonable terms.. • ••
Dressed, flooring boards, aiding, &c., always on hand.
A' large quantity of dried flooring lumber on hand,
'Orders front Western Lumbet Merchants promptly ex
ecuted.' , .
: nuu3o..t.f .
/A IL
yJA3m3
i:utc,r
aielate.fi FFlCE OF AhI sN ERICAIa & GINruLPAor iNie7Bll,i4-
Greenough, continues the business of Consulting gisio
neer
and Parent Attorney, at his o ffi ce in the city of
WASHINGTON. He may be consulted and employed '
in making- eriminations in machinery in the Patent Of
Sae and elsewhere, in famishing drwainga and specifire -
lions of machines, aitil all papers necessary to secure,
transfer, amend, reissue or extend letters Patent In the •
United States or Europe. .lie can also be consulted pro •
feasionally on all question's of litigation arising under the.
Patens Law, and will argue questions before the Patent '
Office or an appeal therefrom, for which his long experi- " •
once in the Patent Office and in his profession, have pe
culiarly fitted him. The professional business ofthe late
Dr. T. Jones having betn placed In his hands, all let-
tere in relation thereto should be addressed to lam. post
paid.
.
ner Pittsburgh Gazette, Pittsbutth Morning Post, and St. - Louis Republican will copy six months, send papers,
and charge the advertiser.—Neto York Express, Attie. 21.•
• - • •
al. Hod lasso% o. 11* ood at.,
WOULD call the attention of the public (the ladle
especially)Fmuh
t selectedir p agr i e . r 2v oi bgti i
SETTS. Consisting, lit pat; of Gold Band Gold Line;
Fancy and Plain White ; also, Indian China
the all haying been imported this season , and are of the rnost
desirable styl es.. 31.,..110GK1N50N. '".
triad 3 doors below Fiala
115 Wood a
BlaiJ roc znic.•
on DOZ. assorted sizes, warranted brands. 20 dos.
4.A.,/ Victoria Pen; just reCeived and for, sale to the
trade at New York priees,by r . ,. , •
WARD TODD & CO,
N. E for : Fi ft h ana ED Market , tap *num)
The hi heat premium ever awarded' on Gold Fens, was
given to Bard & Brothers, at the last fair of the Massa;
chosen/ Charitable Mech anic Association; at Boston.
Also, the highest premium at
the
FPhiladelpbia r • aa • klia I
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nRATORS q f du American Revolurioo, by R. hrft.:
kJ pen, with plates of Samuel Adams ; Joseph Warren;
Patrick Henn-, Alexander Hamilton, Fisher Ames and
-.lOhn Randolph; dedicated "To Staentr . who era • not';
drones, Christians who are not bigots, and Citizens tab* .
wen& demagogues." •••
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Retiring from Business; or,Me Rich Man's Door.: • 1;, -
T. S. Anhui-. • •
The above Just received and for sale by •,;,,•• t; t::: 1
zwarr&ENG4§„kr,
dd &larks*, and 78 Wood wrest
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