"' ..,^,
- ClotlAttg;_ Starts.
: - - READY.M . ADE CLOTHING,
SELLING IOPP..LOW _YOH. _43ASEL,
IDELANY, No. 49 Liberq street, Pittsburgh, having
• replenished bis Stock:within the last and pfesent
Months with - thaliitest Style's - Of Fashionable Goods, at
exceedingly low pietis t Offen the best aisortment of.
CLCITH.MG to he bad tn:llic City, atthe lowest cash
price. Aittengiluthent are' every description of Dress
and Frock Coats; Back and Overcoats of all faihionable
colors andinatenal,sueh asFrench beaver, heavy Broad
Cloths, super., blue, brown and drab Blankets and Cana-
da Prue" Coats, of the lat e Lyles: Every description
Of Pantaloon and Yestard Other articles In the Cloth
ing line. . ,
Also, a general assortment of Goods- to make to order,
hick will be wedeln the mast fashionable manner,on
the shortest notice., .. (decls) P. DELANI,
Fashionable Clothing Store.
CWEENEEHRG bep leave to inform his fe.enda and
. the public in general that he hits opened a NEW
READY-MADEFASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
on Market street, second door from Second street, where
he has, and always keeps on hand, a full assortment of
Ready-made Fashionable Clothing. which he will sell on
he most reasonable terms, for CASH.
He also wishes to call the attention Of his friends and
he public in general to pis very extensive ,selection of
French, English and Belgian Cloths and Ca.ssimeres, in
endless variety, and Vesungs for every one's use, which
he has selected himself in the East, and which will be
made to order insuperior manner, at his Fashionable
Head Quarters, 251 Liberty street, (Into McGuire Sr, Co.)
and at prices that will not bc questioned by the best of
bargain-makers. C. WERII-13RG,
N 0.2 4 .1 Liberty street, and
Market street, 2d door from Second.
Business Card.- _
TYRANTS ii7.L.T.A.SIII4INOPOLIES NIISTFALL:
SO MUST PRICES; •
fIICR fant will be proven by calling it McGill:as:a
Yashionable Tailoring Establishment,Third Street,
St. Charles Building,
Morro: Smakynoftts and quick sates.
VABEESIr : Prink and good.
CmanrrnioN: rilvfOr in chi background.
My old customers, and nlliothers, are respectfully in
rmed that I am waiting for them. Mc(tIRE,
mat - • • Tailor. St. tharles.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY invite the mention
of our friends and the public to the great variety
o _ TINTER COATINGS and other articlei;ve have
just received—amongst which will he found thu realest
variety of BLUE, BLACK, BRA % aid PE. colored
BLANKET, MACKINAC, and BEAVER _CLOPHS.—
FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
TESTINGS,'¢e. The above Goods having beeh Sought
for cash, of extremely low prices, we are prepared to ac
commodate all who may favor us with their patrmage,
with good Clothes, at low prices. Give us a
fy- Remember,2lB Liberty street, opposite foot tf 7th.
nov3o , McMULLEN A DOWNIIIG...
T. du"J. T. IIITG&190/6.
No. 77 & 79 CORNERSIXTH ANDLIBERTY
"raving enlarged and newly fitted up their esuthish-
meat, at the above well known stand, respeedilly
invite, the attention of their friends and the public to lien
choice selection of New Goods, comprising every vide
ty for spring and summer wear, selected 'especially thr
their customer department Those svisldngto keret/111r
orders will find at this establishment every style of new
and desirable goods. Their stock of ready made Cloth
ing is extensive got up in the best manner, of durable. ma
terial, and well worthy the attention of those wishing to
purchase. Altar* inv ited to call, and may rest assured
that they will be pleased with-price, quality and•variety.
&large assortment of shirts kept constantly on hand.
apnllo 6mo.
Clothhi4 i Clothing I t Cloth • g
The 27tree Big Deers vs: The Western World!!!,
150,000 ELL SEL
d ECTED
to it
nh
A e
off erect
o u f w e
most literal terms to my old customers and the,public in
general: .The Proprietor of this far-fabled and extensive
establishment has now, after returning from the Eastern
cities, at much trouble and expense,- lust completed his
fall and' in* ter arraneements to supply hisihousands of
customers with eine 1:1 the most desirable flocks of Clo
uting that has ever been offered in this or any other mar
ket west of the mountains. For neatness in style and
workmanship, combined with the very low price which
they wilt be sold for, must certainly render the old unri
valled Three Biz Doors ono of the greatest attractions of
me western country. It la gratifying to me to be able to
announce to my numerous friends at home and abroad,
that notwitiunanding the extraordinary efforts which I
have made to meet the many calls in ray line, it is with
difficulty I can keep time with the constant xash that ii
made on this, establishment. It is a well -established
fact, that pay . sales are eight or tea times larger than any"
other house in the trade, and this being the case on the
amount sold, I can affrod to sell at much less profit than
„others could - possibly think of doing if they wished 10
cover contingent expenses. I intend to make a clean
sweep of all my presentstock before the beginning of next
year; coming to this conclusion, I will make it the inter
est of every man, who wants a cheap wintersnit, to call
and purchase at the Three Dig Doors.
00121-d&vt - ' ' • ]OILY firCLOSKEV,
"KrEAVGOODS, PAV.GOODS.--Received ai the Iron
PI City Clothing Store, is splendid assortment of Cloths,
consisting of fine French, Lnglisb and American Plain,
black and fancy, Dessimeres, of the most modern styles;
fine, figured Cashmem .Vestirigs, Silk Velvet, Plain and
Fancy Satins—all of which we will make up at the Most
reasonable prices, in adorable and fashignable style.
Ready suede Clothi*, of all descriptions; Lady's
Cloaks of the most fashionable patterns. Neck and
Pocket Hdkfs, Suspenders, Bosoms, Shirt Collars, and
every article usually kept in a Clothing Store. Country
Merchants, before pstr_liasing elsewhere, will - find it to
their advantage to call at the Iron City Clothing Store,
N 0.122 Liberty streetimmediatelr opposite the mouth
0 f Market. inetl9-til C. CLOSKE.
Duff's Nose System of Boolt•lLeeping.
JUST PITLISHED EY ALIA.PER4- .fr3Ra N. YORK
THE ant-pelt of this work, embracing the most com
plete coarse of intgruction and pmctice t on both Sin
gle and Donele Entry, ever. published. Price 75 cents.
The whole work, embracing the Author's well known
improvements in the science, illustrated in two addition
al setts of „hooks, with 1a chapter on partnership settle
ments, and a Key to the oral exemisesc—full clothbanntl,
The fallowing extracts from the written opinions of
Aorne of.the most eminent Merchants, Bankers and Ac
countant& in New York, indicate the public sentiment in
reference to this work in that city:
" It contains matter that is important and interesting to
the merchant and man of business, to whom I think it
will be found highly useful. C. 0. HALSTEAD.
President Manhattan Bank, New York."
"It is calculated to be exceedingly useful to practical
Accountants and Teachers of Book-keeping.
RICHARD IRVIN, Ship owner and ltlerch , t,
N 0.93 Frodt street, New York."
"Remarkably full and complete, and will, certainly
convey a thorough knowledge of the subject. The un
dersigned intends using it as his Text Book.
JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
'Teacher of Book-keeping, Columbia College, N. 17. n
" It is in every way calculated to give a clear and sat•
isfactory insight into the very useful science of which it
treats, through all its gradations . , from the simple style
suitable to retailers, to that requisite for the most vaned
and complicated commercial business.
A. S. FRASER,
Calhier7thWard Bank, New York."
"I beliet4 it will be of great service, not only to the
new beginner, but to the most expe W rien ED ces! acco NDS, untant.
F. . MO
Cashier Mechanic's Bank, Wall street?'
consider it the first work I have ever met with from
Which a thorough practical knowledge of the science can
be obtained. JOHN CAMPBELL,
Merchant,s3 John st, New York.”
For sale-at the Book Stores, and at the Author's Acad
emy; corner of the Dianiand and Market street- - °et%
• sia4fazlnes for January,
RECEIVLD AT , AL A. MINER'S, Smithfield. Street;
third door above Second street—
(iodey's Lady's Book, unusually large; with six at
tractive engravings; the literary department of the high
est order for this No., commencing a new volume.
Sartain's Union Magazine beautifully embellished.
and comprising 80 pages of reading matter, till original:
Graham's-Magazine, illustrated with four beautiful en
gravings m size, a full doable number.
Poems of John .Quincy Adams, with Notices of his
Life. and Character. -
A Critical Defence of the Grant Street Baptist Church,
against the charge of corruption, in the administration of
her discipline ;published by order of the Church.
Rose and Gertrude, or the Mysterious Wedding; trans
lated from the French of Rodolphe Topffer.
An impartial Account of the Life of the Rev. John N.
Maffit—a narrative of his first marriage ; also, his second,
with manyparticulars never before published.
Second volume Paul Ardenheim, now complete ; •by
George Lippard. •
Mary Barton, a Tale of Manchester Life, England;
published by the Harpers.
Julian De Clifford, or Woman's Love ; a Romance of
Smiles and Tears;
Angelina Luxmore, or the Life of a Beauty; by the
author of-the-Jilt, Breach of Promise, /cc., &e.
The Hunchback, or the Bell Ringer of Notre Dame;
by Victor Hugo. decl4
Wholesale and. Retail.
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
ROBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to in
-11 his friends and the public generally, •
that he continues to occupy that large and com
modious Store ROOM, formerly occupied by Samuel tt ann.
astock - d. Do., No. 86, corner of Diamond alley and Wood
street, where he keeps a large and general assortment of
Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle
Bags, Valises,-Buffalo Robes, Whips, and -all other arti
cles in his line.
He also kceps'constantly on band, and is prepared to
Tarnish to order, all kinds of Riveted Hose,manufactured
of the best inaterlal t and in a style of workmanship equal
to the eastern manufactured article, and at 66 per, cent.
cheaper.
Country Ilfaeltants and Farmerswould do well to call
and Atamine his stock before purchasing elsewhere, as
he is determined to sell first rate articles at very low
prices. .
11:7' Don't forger the place, No. 86, corner of Wood
treat and Diamond Alley. ap26
. . For gale or Exchange.
lOFFER FOR SALE the whole of the property on
which I new reside., in the Sixth Ward of the. City,
consisting of the Dwelling House, Out Houses, &c., with
the Garden t'or I would exchange the same for Property
in the neighborhOOd'of 'the City t---or. I would divide the
Property to suit purchasers. Persons disposed to pur
chase or exchange, can cation me at the warehouse of
Cummins &Smith, Smithfield street, opposite the MOllO/1-
gatiela House. (decfr filarial) JAMES C. CUMMINS.
A Card.
TO THE ENTERPRISING.—A rare chance is now
presented for the safe investment in a business en
tirely new; one adapted to the man of limited, as well
as to the mad of extensive resources; yielding 'a profit
from capital and enterprise beyond any operation of the
day. It mete complete monopoly of a staple article, ab
solutely necessary and essential to 'every family, as well
as inchspeasable to the mechanic, artizim and proles
sional. man. To capitalists, an opponunity offers itself
for a lucrative employment ofeither large oremall sums.
bringing immediate and highly satisfactory returns.
Those desirott. of embarking iu a pleasant,getimelbusi
nest, are invited; with others, to call at the office of the
undersigned ; examine the article, and form their own
judgment, from the facts presented. -
9 .. libufteeilblildings,-St, Clair etreet,
L next door
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PEOPLE'S TRANSPORTATION LINE
aaitagE4
- •f,ITTSBURGII T 0 I . ..-
O RESHIPPING ' The Beats belonging totiiii Line,
.have been put in fine order' and are ntiai running
regularly litticeen - Pittabingli and, Erie touching at, all
intermecliate - Perninlongthe Cart*: •A Boat will always',
be at the, wharf ender the grincitigaltela Bridge, and one,
will start regularly every other day - : ' The People's
Transpcirtation Line .bna •• every facility for,, currying
Freight mid Passeitgers.!The boats will btowed to
Beaver by steamers, add Will proceed to Erie with great
dispatch, by the canals. The boats are commanded by
experienced and careful meri—all of whops have - an 'in
terest in the Line._
[Er Goods sent by the Line to Erie, may be for Warded
to any point on the Lake*:
For freight or passage apply to , .
H. - .EIBKPATRICK,
Agent, Water Street; Fitteliargh.
AGENTS:
Ctaae & Co.,Beaver. ' '
t. W. CUNNmGUant , NewCaetle:
. Taorrsult & Iffrwataxass, Pulaski. •
Savo. rrr Waimea & Co.,filiddlesex;
Alumni HILL, Sherron. '
• JOSEPH McCwas,Sharpsburgli.
S. B. &E. Loma', Clarksville.
' Kano & McFaaLstin, Big Bend:
S; C. PLuawa, West Greenville.
J. & T. Knawrittcs., Adtunsville.
W. ii. HILVEHT,HartsIOwn. ' •
W. Wapswoarn & Co., Shermanrs Corners.
Wsi. Powax, Conneanwfild.
—, Spring Corner. -
W. C. Watrxes, Albion.
Wm. Truax, Lotkpoil.
• E.
A. KLi'O . , Inad,EL Tosttatisott & Erie.
The following- 'Agents la: Erie. will receive and for
ward Freight 'to 'any Port on the Lakes, shipped by
this Line . •
' Si. Gallagher, John Hearn, ,
G. W. Haverstidk le CO., Josiah Kellogg.
- Eel soe &Loomie, Walker & Cook, lee
Pittsburgh Portable Boat — Liu*.
Vii - . 1 48.
8 - i f .
To the Transportation of rref g ht tdandfrom
PITTSCUBGH,PIMADELPHLk,BALTHIORF,,NEW
YORK, BOSTON, &C;
• BORBIDGR ¢¢ OASR a.
, Philadelphi
TAAFPR &CONNOR; Pittsburgh.
rpiuB old established Line being now in fall operation,
A, the proprietorshrivemeide extensiveansutgementsto
forward Goods and Produce with despatch, and on the
most favorable tenets. They confidently hope their well
known promptness in delivering goods—peculiar safety
in mode of tarrying—capacious warehouses ateach port,
affording accommodations to shippers and owners o
produce,--together with their long experience and ante
witting attention to business, will secure to them a con
tinuance of that liberal patronage they hereby gratefiilly.
acknowledge.
All consignmentsby: and for this line received, charges
paid, and forwarded in any required directions free of
charge for commission, advancing or storage.
No interest, directly or indirectly, in steamboats.
All communications promptly attended to on applietc
lion to the following agents:
BORBIDGE & CASH,
278, Market street, Philadelphia.
TAAFFE & O'CONNOR,
Canal Blain, Pittsburgh.
. O'CONNOItB Et. CO.,
WIL L
North lAM B. street,_ lZON ßatinnore.
,
86, Cedar. street, New York.
Merchants Transportation Line.
Mg=
VIA CANALS .AND RAILROADS FOR PHILADEL
PHIA AND BALTIMORE.
iIDODS consigned tr tut care will be forwarded with
out delay, and att, a lowest current rates.
• C. A. M'ANULTY & CO.,
Canal Basin, Penn street, Pittsbaxgb.
MERSEILLES REYNOLD%
272 and st-r
RASE, , MarkeA MAMI: t street,Thiltut tc CO, ,
Synth's wharf, Baltimore.
erehilatil' 4, IN ay Freight' , Line.
aaiiiiEN 1848. allegail
EXCLUSIVELit for the transportation of way freight
between Pittsburgh, Blairsville, Johnstown, Hai
daysburgh, Water street, and Petersburgh.
This Line was formed for the special accommodation of
the wag business. The riroprietors, thankful for the very .
-liberalvatronage they have received during the last two
years, respeetfully inform their old customers and the
public generally, that they , are now better prepared to
deliver goods at any point' on the Canals or Railroads
with promptness and despatch.
caolhmrross.
JAS. A. LORE. GEORGE TRH'S DLE,
JOHN' MILBER & CO.
Arians—C. A. brAncisi & Co., Pi nah urgh;
Jots Mu.Lva. Hollidaysburg;
Picswourn & Wooos, Johnstown.
Rreiterscts—Smith & Sinclair; J. & J. hi'Devitt; G. &J.
H. Shoenberger, R. Robison & Co.; R. Moore ; Bagaley &
Smith; John Parker, Lehmer.t Co.; G. P. Stroctiber
ger,. Pittsburgh.
nterehatits , Transportation Line.
Mai
FOR the Tnansportation of Merchandise and Produce
to .Philadelphia and "Baltimore. Goods consigned to
our elite will be forwarded without delay, lathe - lowest
rates. tßins of Lading transmitted, and all restrictions
promptly attended to, free froth any extra charge for stor
age or Commission.
C. A. rit'ANIILTY & Co., Proprietors,
marl Canal Basin, Liberty sr., Pittsburgh.
(0 issette.onl • . co
' Western Piesur.York College or Health.
ZYT ?awls arsrxr. Bu►rww, N. V.
DR. G. C VAUGHN'S VHGETABLE LITIIONTRIP
TIC MIXTURE.
rrans celebrated remedy is constane4- increasing its
fame by the making all over the world. It has now
become the only medicine for family use, and is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy : all stages of this eons
plaint immediately relieved no matter orhow longstand
ing. (See pamphlet for testimony.)
Gravel, and all diseases of the urinary organs; for
these distressing complaints it stands alone ; no other ar
ticle can relieve you ; and the cures testified to will con
atoms the moat skeptical :=-..(see pamphlet) Liver Com
plaint, Bilious Diseases, Fever and. Ague. To the -Great
West especially, and wherever these complaints prevail,.
this medicine is offered. No mineral agent, no delete nous
compound is a part of this in ixture ; it cures these diseas
es with certainty and celerity, and does not leave the sys
tem torpid. (See paiurffilet.) Piles, a complaint of a most
painful pharacter, is immediately relieved, and a cure fol
lows by a few days use of this article. It Is far beyond
any other preparation for this disease, or for any other
disease onginating from impure blood. (See pamphlet)
Debility of the System, Weak Back, Weakness of the
Kidneys, lee., or Indentation of the samo,- is immediately
relieved by a few days use of this medicine, and a CUM is
alvrayithe result of its use. It stands ass certain reme
dy for suchcompleints, and also for derausimments of the
female frame, Irregularities, Suppressions:, painful men
struaticrns. No article has ever been offert id, except this,
which : Would touch this kind of derangements. Itmay be
relied upon as a sure and effective remedy ; and, did we
feel peanitted to do so. could give a thou sand names as
proof of cures in this distressing class of complaints.—
See pamphlet. All broken down, debilitated constitu
tions, from the effect of mercury, will Lad the bracing
power of this article to act immediately, and the poison
ous mineral emilicated from the system. ,
Eruptive Diseases will Sad the alterative properties of
this article rimer tax BLOOD - , and drive mid h diseases from
the - system. See pamphlet for testimony, of cares in all
diseases, which the limits of an advertisement will not
permit to be named here ; Agents give theim away; they
contain 32 pages of certificates of high character; and a
stronger array of proof of the virtues of ti medicine nevi
er appeared: It is one of the peculiar feimaes of this ' ar
ticle, that it never falls to benefit in any a ase, and if bone
and muscle are left to build upon, Ice the emaciated and
lingering invalid ROPE ex, and keep taking the medicine
as long as there is an improvement. The, proprietor would
caution the public against a number o f articles which
comeMa under the heads of SANSAPARN JAN, SYRUPS, &e.,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, &c. Therare good for noth
ing,and concocted to gull the unwary: rotten Trans NOT.
Their inventors never thought of curing such diseasestill
this article had done it. A particular st udy of the parnpke
kis is earnestly solicited. Agents,. and till who sell the ar
ticle, are glad to circulate gratuitously . Put up in 30 oz.
bottles, tit 82; 12 oz. do. at 51 each—die larger holding (I
oz. more than the two gmall bottles.' Look out and not
get imposed upon. Every bottle has ‘‘Vauglin's Vegeta
ble Litton:n{lu° Mixture "
, blown upon the glass, the
written Signature of "G. C. Vaughn on the directions,
and "G. C. Vaughn, Bashi," stampell on the cork. None
other are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and sold at the Princi
pal Office, 207 Main street, Buffalo, wholesale and retail.
No attention given to letters utile ss post-paid—order
from regularly authorized Agents creep led. Post-paid let
ters, or verbal communiemnons soliciting advice, prompt
ly attended to gratis. .
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of this article
-132 Nassau st., N. Y.; 295 Essex Si., Salem, Mass.; and
by the principal Druggists throughout the United States,
and Canada, as Agents.
HAYS A BKOCKWAY 'trap,
No. 2, Liberty et, near Can Basin.
Re-opened.
OLLANSBEE Bc. - HAYWARD, WIIOLESALE Bair,
F
Snos and Tatum Mitacusarre, No. 108, Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, Pa., have re-opened again with an entire new
stock °retools, Shoes, &c., which will be sold at the very
lowest rates. Our-goods are of a superior quality being
manufactured mostly to our order, for the retail trade .- 7
Country- -Merchants and . others, who buy to sell 'again,
will find it to their interest to cad and examine our goods
before purchasing, as we feel confident they will please„
both in regard to quality and price. We also have "on'
hand a large supply of Hayward's spring temrieredmetal-'
in gum elastic Over Shoes and Buskins, which wit are .
enabled to sell as low as they can be bought of the man
ufacturers. These shoes are manufactured by an entire
new process, and warranted not to melt by_rsxposfire to
heat. • FOLLANSBEE & HAVARD,
serd.6.3m , No.-1.65, Liberty st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
VNES,*BRANDIES, GINS, &c.-10 half pipes Cog
nac Bmndy,"Jas Hennessy;"
2 hf. pipes Cognac Brandy, 15, " Otard, Dupuy & Co."
3 " Pin e Castilian & CO.”
12 octayes Rochelle " "A. Seignette."
4 pipes Holland Gin;
5 qr. casks sup. Pale Sherry Wine,"DueGorcion &Co!,
5 „ „ 44 "Beigbeder;"
10 " " " Madeira
10" " "L. P.Teneriffe " " Carpenter ;"
40 " " " Oporto " various grades;
30 " " " Lisbon ' " " •
10 bhda., 20 half do., and 20 bhls. Haut Sauterne Wine ;
10 " Bordeaux Claret, " Montferand;"
15 " Marseilles " "Be rgass
15 baskets Champagne Wine, "•Heidseick;"
15 " " "P. A.:tin:um & Co."
10 " " " "Jagneron & Sons ;"
50 cases Claret, of various grades ' imported in bottles;
-10 " Bordeaux Olive Oil, croplB4B,"Lurnuds
s a "
.. 4t iiL atonni a
29 " Marseilles " " " " just received:and
for sale by (sep2l) MILLER & RICKETSON.
WEET POTATOES-341 bbls. Sweet Potatoes o
lb consignment and for sale by
octa RING ft MOORHEAD.
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fittigration.tinto. ,
New Cosnuse*of al lane... • . _1
E. - W. Entiar.r. - & - crril -- :- - I DoMax; Kranisis & Co.;
E4Wall at., NeW-York, 5 i - ..''' - Z -i Lilegool, Pigland,
Vassar:omm' inforin their friends .truls_the
--public that they have commenced . the Gem
/ . rat' diip' ping and , Commission . B,u.siness . , • to.;
i
. , i t l, i k.gether witlx.the :General Passenger, Busincsx,
":: T.' grantiageertifieates of passhge tremLondon,
LiVerpool. Dublin, Belfast, or anypon of the
Old Country to New York, Boston and Philadelphia, ow
the most reasonable terms. ' „ • '-• • , -•,,
• Drafts and.ffilla of Etehange, from „il. to any amount
nn the Royal. Bank of-Ireland ,and its , branches, and on
Liverpool. . .: - : V -.
'The slays of sailing of •the. Regular- Line of•liiverpool
Packets, as fixed upon. are the, tat, 6M,'llthilfitb, 21st
afel 2611:of every month. '.•
' These Ships are all of the largest class, and-are eons
. mended by men of character and experience. The
Cabin accommodations are all•that can be : detired in
point of splendor and convenience. They are furnished
- with every description of stores of the hest kind.: Purio
tuality in the days of sailing will be - strictly adhered to.
Packet Ships Roseitts,"Siddons,,Slieridan and Garrick,
are vessels of the;largesr Class; and those!disirous to
bring out:their friends, cannot select finer orsifer Ships.
Passage can be Bemired at the lowest rotes,. .
'New Orleans Line of Packets sail .weekly, For pais : .
age or freight, apply as above; or to
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' ' JOSEPH SNOWD ,N Or
- . t EDMUND SNOWDEN,
declll Cornerilth 'and Bralthseld sts.,Pittsbur g
Passage to le n otA l i gm >ifngisaid ; Ireland,
AND WALES.
itr By As Steamuhip SARAH SANDS, and as regular
Packet SA43, IT.Za
P. W; BYRNES & CO., engage Passengers to -and
from Liverpool by the Regular Line of Packets on the
iv; eth, lltk, 16th, 21st and 28th of every Month,
The regular line of Packet Ships sailing between Liv
erpool and New York, composethe following Ships:
The FIDELIA, The NEW YORK,
" HOTTINGUER, " QUEEN or Tux WEST,
ROSCIUS, " SHERIDAN,
" ISAAC WRIGHT, " OXFORD;
" ASHBURTON, HENRY CLAY,
WEST POINT, " NEW SHIP,
" YORKSHIRE, " CAMBRIDGE.,
LIVERPOOL, " CONSTITUTION,
SIDDONS " GARRICK,
" COLUMBIA, " MONTEZUMA,
" PATRICK HENRY, " NEW WORLD,
" WATERLOO, • " JOHN IL SKI:DDT, ,
And in first class,American or Merchant Ships, sailing
from Liverpool to New York and Philadelphia weeklyi
and by the favorite Steam-ship SARAH SANDS—sailing
as rolls:rim From Liverpool on Oth June,7th August and
10th October, and from New York on sth May, 7th July,
Bth Septemberand 17th November.
Persons visiting the Cild Country and those wanting
their relatives out extriordinary, quick, should selectthis
conveyance, the price of passage in the Sarah Sands be
ing very little more than Packet Skip rates. For passage
apply to P. W. BYRNES &CO, titl South st.,N. Y.,
and 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
P. S.—We have at all times for sale Drafts at sight, for
any amount, on the National Bank of Ireland, its Branch
es, &e. &c. Apply as above, or to •
JOHN THOMPSON,
155 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
, • Hamden dr. Co.'s
I II NW PAINISIGYIL
r 4 4
AISRANGEIMENTS.
Ur Hereafter, all Steerage Passengers taming from
Europe, engmed in America to come over, in either of
the ships of ILiannros & Co., will be furnished with the
following Provisions, or their eqnivelent,in other articles
)natty good.—See .Ar t of COI - WC% May 17, 114
Mil
lid PLAN will prevent sickness on board. Hereto
fore, when Passengers found themselves In Provis
ns, many of them came on °card entirely destitute,
which often caused much sickness and death.
35 Os. Bread, All of good qua!
10 " Rice, l ty, and one-tento
10 " Oatmeal, of the Provisions
10 " Flour, furnished will be
10 " Beaus and Peas, delivered to each
$.5 " Potatoes, .- Passenger every
1 pint of Vinegar, week, with a lief.
60 gallons of Water, &tient supply of
10 Ont.:Salted Pork, free from bone. Fuel for cooking.
Each Ship in this Line will be properly ventiltded. and
a good house over the passage-way leading to the Par
sengers' apartment. The Camboose and Cooking-ranges.
for the use of Passenger*, are kept undercover. Every
aueution will be paid to promote their health and comfort.
Agent at Pittsburgh, JOSHUA ROBINSON,
07 . Fifth at. near Wood.
Tapse oat , * Genera .-ViiiaigriattossOlglia.
REMITTANCES and Passage to and
from Great Britain and Ireland, by W.
& T. Tapseom 75 South st., cornerar
ot Maiden Lane, N. V., and 05 Water.
1 00 Rood, Liverpool.
The subscribers, having aceepted the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared to mate arrangements
on the most liberal terms with those desirous of paying
the passage of their friends from the Old Country; and
they Miner themselves their-character and tong standing
in blames* will give ample assurance that all their ar
rangements will be carried out faithfully.
Messrs. W. & .1. T. Tap:seta are and favorably
known for the superior class. accommodation and
qualities of their Parket Ships. The QUE ER OF Till
IVFST, SHF.RIDAN, GARRICK' HOTTINOVF.R,
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL, and SIDI kINS, two of which
leave each port monthly—from New York the Slat and
26th, and from Liverpool the 6th and 11th; in addition to
which they have arrangements with the St. George and
Union Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure adepartnre
frail Liverpool every five days, being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with their increasing
patronage: while Mr. W. Tape.cott's constant personal
superintendence of the business in Liverpool is an midi
tioual security that the comfort and attomutodation of
the-pasatagera will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers being, as usual. extensively engaged
in the Transportation klusittess between Pittsburgh and
the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge of
and forward pessengers immediately on their landing,
without a chance of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contract for multistep= any sea
port in Great Britain or !reined to this city, the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so far inland net otherwise all
tainable; and will, if necessary, forward passengers far
ther West by the best mode of conveyance, without any
additional charges for, their trouble. Where persons
sent for decline coming out, the amount paid for passage
will be refunded in full.
RE.MITTANCRS..
_ .
The subscribers are also prepared to give drafts at
sight ( or any amount, payable at the principal eines and
towns in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, thus af
fording a safe and expeditious mode of recruiting funds
to those countries, which persons requiring such facili
ties will find it to their interest to avail themselves of.
Application (if by letter post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. +AAFFE dc O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
map27-dtew-ly Philadelphia.
Roche, Brothers, it-Co.
Futarni rr., NaYoak ; ED= QUAY,
Dusum; Scorn m Roan, Ltnaroot...
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Penn et, Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh.
• Arrangements for 1848.
ROCHE, BROS. k CO., sole Ageuta for the BLACK
BALL LLNE, of Liverpool and New York Packets,
take the liberty of announcing to their old friends and
customers, that their arrangements for the year 1848 being
complete, they are prepared to bring out passengers, by
the above splendid Line, from Liverpool to New York
and Philadelphia. They refer to their Conner course of
doing business, and assure those who entrust them with
their orders, that the same satisfaction will be rendered
as heretofore.
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.
Drafts for eale, payable, on demand, at any Bank in
Ireland.
The undersigned has made arrangements to bring ou
passengers to Pittsburgh, during the present year.
feb&Ymdaw• JAMES BLAKELY.
Am Passage o and From l a
r : . ; a • ; kii.
Gsoaoz SIPPARD & Sox, No. 134 Waterloo Road, Li
vespool.
Csamistm h REPPAZD, No. 59 South st.', N. Y.
THE Subscribers, having accepted the Agency at this
city of the above well known and respectable Houses,
are prepared to maka engagements for passengers to come
out from any part of Great Britain or Ireland, by the re
gular Line of Packet Ships, sailing from Liverpool week
ly engaging with us may restassured that their
lends will meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool, as well as Irtel7.BtielltiOn necessary
on their arrival in this country. Apply to or address
SAMUEL M'CLURRAN Oh CO.,
- • - -•-- -
142 Liberty at., Pittsburgh.
N. B.—Passages engaged here from Liverpool to Pitts
burgh direct, and drafts for any amount forwarded, pay
able at eight, throughout the United Kingdom. 1r22-ly
PAIMINGEIi /ND ASMITT44 . CZ
Oflive.
ICIPiRNDEN & CO. continue to bring out persons from
- u any part of England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales,
.upon the most liberal terms, with their usual punctuality,
and attention to the wants of emigrants. We do not al
low our passengers to be robbed by the swindling scamps
that infest the sea-ports, as we take charge of them the
moment they report themselves, and see to their well-be
ing, and despatch them without any detention by the first
ships. We say this fearlessly, as we defy any of our
passengers to show that they were detained Ihrty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool, whilst thousands of others were
detained months until they could be sent in some old
emit, at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
conins.
' •We intend to perform our contracts honorably, OW
what it may, and not net as was the case last season with
other offices, who either performed not at all, or when it
suited their convenience.
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any sum from .£1 to
.£l,OOO, payable at 'any of the Provincial Banks in Ire•
land, England, ti•cotland and Wales.
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European and General Agent,
Fifth street, one door below Wood st.
EMITTANCE,
THE Subscribe rs are prepared to for Ward money to all
parte of UngLand, Ireland, Scotland-and Wales, with
despatch, and at the lowest rates.
SAMUEL hPCLURKEN d CO.,
142 Liberty street.
ST. CLAIR. HOUSE,
CORNER OF PENN' AND ST. CLAIR STREETS.
FRESH. OYSIIRS, GAME, and every delicacy of
the season the market affords, served up at the
shortest - notice, and in she very best style. The house is
fitted up and arranged in the best order, under the man
agemen% . JOHN M. CAMPBELL
BY F lXPßESS—Received at Hogan &Cantwell's, 88
Mr trket street, and for sale low—
-1 d area fine crotchet steel worked Vega ;'
1 AC It v e lv e t /. IC • CI
2 " crotchet " " Parsee;'
1 u IC net CC CC' (dead
lIMMEntIEM
MKS
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ELARNDEN & 100:41
hEntfance - lompaniet
siztatuance Cofriptin'y of-Noith Phi's
' • dolphin, through it dull- authorized Agent, the sub
_s -
cribe r, - otters ll:dike-permanent and limited Insurance
on ProPertY. In thiu city and Its iicinity, and on shipments
by thccanat and rivers.
DIRECTORS: • - •
Arthur G. Collin; Pree't. Saituel Brooks,
Ohailes Taylor t ,
'Samuel W.. Jones, . . Samuel W.:Smith,
Edward SMith, ' Ambrose White,"
John A. Brown, ' Jacob M. Thomas,
John White, - . John R. Neff,
Thomas P. Colic, " Richard D. Wood,
IVrq Welsh • peaty D. Sherrard, Sky.
, This_ is the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, havingbeen chartered in 1794. Its charter is per-
Petual, end from Its high slanging, long - experience, , am.;
plc melins,.and avoiding all risks of an extra hazarddus
character, it may be considered as offering ample secUri
tylo the public: : NVILEIAhI P. JONES.
At Counting Room of Atwood, Jones &Co,Water and
Front sts., Pittsburgh _ ' • rtuiy4y:
The praikklln :Vire Inn:mane!? Company
rilfAliTEß PERPETUAL.—S4O9,OOO paid - in office
1,/ 1831 Chestnut st., north side, near Fifth: Take - insu-.
ranee, either permanent or limited, against loss or dam
age by fire, on property and efficts of every description,
in town or country, on the moat reasonable terms. App-- :
pile-anon, made etcher personally or by letters , _ w il l be
promptly attended to. C. N. BANCKEE., Fresc
asstcaza, Secretary .
Chilies N. Smoker, Jacob E. Smith ' -=
Thomas. Hart, - George W. Richards, •
Thothes J. Wharton, Nordteal D. Levris, -
Tobias Wagner, AdolphiE. Boris, .
Samuel Grant, David S. Drown. I
PITTSBUEGH. A.GENOY:
Wimucklisratst, Agent,. at the Exchange Office of
Warrick Martin & Co., corner of 3d and Market sts.
Fire: risks taken on buildings .and their contents in
Pittsburgh, Allegheny and the surrounding country. ,Ne
marine of inland .navigationvisks taken. Rue-IY.
AGENCY OF 'PRE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PHILADF,LPIAc—A,R. earner Of
Third and Wood Mu* .Pitttburgh.—The assets of the
company on the first of January, 1845, as published in
conformity with an act of the Pennsylvania Legislature,
Were
Bonds and Mortgages 7—
Real Estateco at
, st •
Tomporary,Loans, Stocks and Cash.—
Making a total 0 f21009,6•23 42
•
Affording certain assurance that all losses will be
promptly !net, and giving entire security to all who ob
tain policies from this Company. Risks taken at as low
rates as arc consistent with security.
oct2 WARRICK MARTIN, A: nt.
Located in Allegheny city, Flemsnistreet,(continuation of
Sandusky,) oboes the North Common.
THIS INSTITUTION is now in successful operation..
under the management of a competent /Hatton and
Nurses. The Medical Staff is conquistador the following
Physicians : Drs. Addison, Garzatn,Disle, Brooks, Mea
gan, Bell, Lunge and Carman; the two la-Ista whom at
tend to the German patients
The object of the Infirmary is not to be a mere recep- ,
taste, but a curative retreat for the suffering and the sick.,
The charity is, therefore, limited to accidents and acute
diseases, rteerpr in extreme cares. As many cases of this
character will be received gratis, as the funds will allow.
Individuals, Churches, Beneficial Societies, Familiest
&c., who wish to provide an asylum for sick friends,
members, and domestics, can do so at from fit 3 to S 5 per
week, according to attendance, rooms, &c. •
All applications for permits must be made to the follow
ing gentlemen :
Dr. Addison; Dr. GIIIZISCLI; Sixth street; Dr. Brooks
Third street ; Dr. Morgan, Penn street . Dr. Lange,"Hand
street, • Dr. Conunan. Penn street, Fifth Ward, Pittsburg - ,
and Drs. Dale and Bell, Second Batik, below Federal
street, Allegheny city.
Subscriptions and contributions for this Charity, may
be made to the Rev. W. A. Passavant, Director of the
Institution, or to the following Bankers, who have kind
ly offered to receive them:
Messrs. Kramer & Rehm. N. Holmes & Soni. S. /ones
& Co, Wm. Latimer, Jr., Hill A Curry, H. D. King, Hoon
Sar. cant. dectBdm
AWLS amraorta. !Lomat. Mart:
RAISTRONO & CROZPAL Commission liferelurnu
.
.22 No. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa., will attend
promptly to the sale of every descri ption of Western
Produce, and other articles entrusted to their care. .
Bursa mo—llanna,4lessey & Co., Pittsburgh; Bonne,
Graham & Co., New Lisbon, 04 Merchants generally,
Wellsville, O.; Rhodes &Ogleby, Bridgeport, 04 A. O.
Richardson & Bro., Cincinnati; J. P. Howard, Louisville,
Ky • Guile & Dontrort, Pt:Louis; H. Boyles, Steaben•
dealt.
LAW 111C1100L.
TFlE.Sabscriber will receive at his °Mee, young, Ben
denten desiring to read law. lie will supenntend
and direct their studies, and hy constant sapervtlica, and
strict weekly examination, prepare them for' &dudish)».
to the Bar. ' BEADE WASHINGTOIN.
The Subscribers have been in habit or daily profession
al intercourse with Reside Washington, b sq., for many
years, and feel mat pleasure in attesting. the acturacy,
or his legal information and his eminent capacity for the
undertaking - sr forth in his advertisement.
They earnestly recommend to young Gentlemen who
wish to acquire a competent knowtedge or the legal pro;
Cession, to avail themselves of the advantages which his
proposed Law School will afford them.
Charles Sttter, O. Metcalf.
A. Burke. Thos. Williams.
Wilson hr - Canilless C. Darragh,
Robert Woods. James .Danlop
C. 0. LOOMi* Wm. B.3DClure,
-
J.. 11. Mahon, A. AV.Loomis.
decls.3m
rest ti sr; n Corner,
INITAFIRLD AND YOKO nava% nerwernott, PA.,
41
• lii the most popular of all BOOT and. SHOE Es;
tablishments In the West. Thin place hat gained
its reputation by its proprietor keeping the 'very
best Boots and. Shises:which are made expressly
urorder for this mallet, Ikea he Is „eat-satisfied only.hy
keeping the best assorted stock of 'BOOTS end SHOES
in the - Western country, but he ii enabled and deter
mined to sell his GOODS lower than any other house
possibly ran. ha cares not what facilities they boast or
having for offering great inducements to the public. It
Is impossible to sat tonh all the advantages and facilities
in an advertisement, that the Great Bargain Corner has
over others, which enables its proprietor to cell Boots
and Shoes of ro the very best qualities and styles at (malt)
to 29 per cent. lower than any other atom in the city.
The way to test the matter is for all who intend purchae
tog BOOTS and SHOR4, to call et BA'rES' GREAT
BARG A IN CORNER, examine the stock and prices, and
all will be satisfied that the Great Bargain Corner, Smith
field and Fifth erreets,is the place , for the public., one nod
all, to get good Boom and Shoes cheap, for cash.
dee9 J. BATES.
Great Western Saddle,
HARNESS. TRUNK AND WHIP ATANUFACTORY.
THE subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public in general, that hei has the
largest stock of the following named {trucks, ofhis own
manufacture, in this city Saddles, Harness, Drunks and
Whips; all of which he will warrant to be made of the
best material, and by the beat ineehanics in Allegheny
county. Being determined to sell his manufactures
somethinglower:than lass been heretofore sold in the city,
he would invite persona in need of the above named ar
ticles, to big Warehotute, No. 211 Liberty street, oppo•
site Seventh. Also, bands made to order for machinery,
oct3l . G. KERBY.
bhtekerlr—
.slikiiiisgra Now Circular Scale Plaziis.
111"11111EIGHT NEW PIANO -FORTEB t froni
the celebrated manufactory of Olucker
ing, Boston; with the new Improved eir
' ' calla scale, lust received and now open.
For sale at at lijr. chickerises Factors prices bv
JOHN H. Arin.f.oß,
No. 81 Wood street, Pittsburgh sole Agent for•Chlcker
ing's grand and square Pianos. for Western Penna. oct2
JOHNSTON & STOCKTON have just receivedthe
following new works:"
History of Congress, Biographical and' Political, corn
prising a history of internal improvements, (Rivers, Har
bors, &c.,) from the formation of the Government to the
present time ; embracing, aloe, historical tioticesof ,va
nous political events "of Ocean Steam Navigation; of
the Tea and Coffee tax' together with biographies, per
sonal histories t &e., by Henry G. Wheeler, illustrated by
steel portraits, and foe simile autographs.
History of harles 1, of England; by Jacob Abbott,
with engravings.
The Romance of Yachting; Voyage the First, by Joe.
C. Hatt.
A new novel ; Mary Barton : a tale of Manchester life.
The Moral, Social and Professional duties of Attorneys
and Solicitors .by Samuel Warren, Esq.; F. R. S. of the
nner temple, Barrister at Law. , decS
Iron City Cracker and Bread Bakery.
J. SHEPEARD
- - -
TOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
!' V lie generally, thathe has addedto his'other rbusi
ness2 the manufacturing of Crackers of every-variety.—
Having purchased one of-'W. it. Nevin , s Cracker and
Pilot Bread machines, he Is prepared to far all _orders for
crackers or pilot bread at the shortest notice and hopes
by a strict attention to business to share a portion of the
public patronage. The public is respectfully invited
call and examine for themselves.'
.. . . . . . ....
BAKERY, No. 10.0 ommereial .Row, Liberty M. oppo
site Smithfield: . . .
N B. Superior family Bread, rye and dyspepsia Bread,
large and small rolls, fresh every mornitigean be had at
the store, or my wagon, or at my stand in the market.
Cakes and Confectionary on hand and made to order.
' .I.‘SHEPRA.RD. '
No 10 Commercial ftow, I.Aberty at.
"It Is the bestVongh Medicine I ever &twos
- DEAD the following proof of the superiority of De.
Wil
lard's Oriental Cough Mixture, fropz a respectable cit
izen-, who has tried it
Prrrssuanft, Dec. 15,1847.
Mamas. HATE k, Baommvar—After laboring for several
weeks under the disadvantages of a haratitung cough and
moat dletreeaing cld, which had, thus far, reateted the ef
forts of several of the "infallible!? I was induced toßttr.
chase a bottle 'of your Orienbil Gough Mixture, and give
it a fair trial. To my great surprise, after using only one
half of the bottle I found -myself entirely well. "his Me
ben =Wein. net saw?
True copy. JOHN HINDS.
Sold by HAYS & BROCKWAY, Druggists, Gunder
dal Row, Liberty street, near Canal. lanB
1\ .Burks's
N
ings, Fourth strea.—Houni AIiTIIO.4T, DagUerreo
-
ata fr b o i m tall th ts B o77l. ° 24 l : 3 LZfge d nVgro a rl,rg n t d ot a n
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at WOMB in
the third story of Burke's building, 4th st.
Persons wishing pictures taken may Teat assured. that
no pains shall be spared to produce them the highest
perfection of the art. Garinstruments are: of the rnostpovv.
erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures udpurpused
for high finish and truthfulness to nature. The public are
solicited to call and examine.
. .
Persons sitting for pictures are neither reßnirred or ex-
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction ' seven.
N. B. Operators . will find this a good depot. for stock
and chemicals. . •
. .
17 - Instructions given in the art, containing . the more
recent Improvements. lan7.
Oyster Agency.' "
OYSTERS.CIMAPER THAN THF. CREAFEST.—
Received this day, direct. from Baltimore, by.Rt
press,Fine Fresh Oysters, whichl will sell low,at.my_
store, in the Diamond; also at Wm. Kramer's, career of
Second and Smithfield streets, end 11 C. Kelly's, corner
of 'Fifth and Market alley.
I will receive them daily at the above placee. - All
Oyetere warranted ; money returned, if not good.
nov2s - ; 7: DRAVO.
. . . _ . .
•
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T .__IlrER COMPLAIisIT, , JAUNDICE,-
DVBEKESIA,
I.4hM'RVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF TBEATD-,
NEYSi - ASTHMA; and all' affeetions arising 'from..
derangement or disease iu.the .Biliary„ Diges- - ,-: -
..,- .. - - ,tiVit, Vaseular, Respiratory; and Neritons ~-
.., .‘. . Systems,- lueh as constiprition,lnward • :
pile.s,heartbinn, lessor appetite",coat-
. ,
ed. tongue, acidity ofthe" stom
ach, swimming of the head,
:-.
.... - fullness or weight in the
stomach, dimnessof
, . vision : palpita-
, .
• . lion, of, the
heart,
Choking or suffocating'sensating : dePression of epirite,,
~- sudden flushes of heat, 'pain in the side or back, ~
. . weakness of the limbs, cold leet, constant im
' aginings of evil, fever and dulljiiiin in the
- head,. pain and - difficulty, 'of breathing
. ' when tying'upon Me side, frightful ,
. dreams, sour einclatioin,yellow- .
ness of the skin and eyes,;
deficiency, of peripire-' . ..
tion, 2ce.; se.' can be ;'
effectually. '
cured' _ . ,
- by DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
' . I CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS..
-Their power Over the above diseasis is not excelled-L .
:if equalled—by any other Irreptimtitin in the United'
'States, as the cures an this otry atteit, in many cases af7''
ter Skilful physicians-hid failed. - -' • '." '-- - ' - '
Derangement in the liver and stomach are sources of
hisanity—from disorder or Obstruction a morbid action of
the sympathetieOndrithernervenfollOws; had the fund
lions of- the train are impaired and deranged; as nerv.es,
are the connecting medium betweenmind and matter, it
followd from, the - reeljnocal action that . bOlritnnst be
more or Fess, inipiicated ' aid deranged simultancouslYl
derangement the re wilialso producediseaseof the SHIM
LUNGS; UTERUS and KIDNEYS, an ell as thehrain.
;The: thousands .who -die with YELLOW, FEVER,.
CHOLERA or INFLUENZA, is owing to , the same
cause; and the majority -of cases. of that most painful
,dbieese, CONSUMPTION, originates from the same., In
factthe stomach is the important organ hi the system of I
"matter, as upon it you depend for the stuccess and all the
advantages to he derived item the administration of. in-,1
tome I 'medicines. Its.funetions are of the.turnost inh- ,
portstnce to everyone in constituting the source and foun
tantof life,which is nutrition. No organ possessessuch ,
remarkable sympathies, none suchremarkable power in.,
modifyingovery part of the system. . ,
The tare success in treating disease of the 'icier . and
stomach successfully has not teen a want ofpathOlogical
knorrledge of their, functions," but the preparation of a
compound that would act upon Me disease and ell the
sympathetic aetions. ,That , point has been gained in
these Bitters, and, they are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
rand will in every case permanently. destroy costiveness,
and give strength and vigor to-the frame, at - no time de-;
bilitating the patient, and they are - grateful to most.
delicate stomach under any circumstances. ~ •
• ALL CAN BE CURED
WHO WILL USE THEM AS DIRECTED,
- Or wermis Tux POWER or
.stanuarray
$600,015 93
• .100,967 77
- •207,499 72
The few months this preparation has been before the
public, has. from its infallible efficacy, elicited the eulogy
of the press through the land,. their object being for the
benefitof suffering brimanity;us success has ;surpassed
all precedents, and i t is free from all alcoholic stimulant,
syrup ,mercury aloes, quinine, acids, and . all injurious
ingredunts, and especially adapted to the diseases of the
variable climate of the United States, and the West , lA
dia Islands. .
WEEK AND DELICATE CHILDREN,
are made strong by using it—in fact it is a family medi
cine, and can be •administered with safety to a child one
year old - the delicate female, or a man of ninety.
• The. Philadelphia Democrat says:—"Thie medicine
has an extraordinary virtue and efficacy, and is in great
demand. Wo can speak -from experience, that it has
produced many wonderful cures."
:The Daily an says:—"We: believe it it • one sit the'
best medicines of the age—a friend having used it in his
' cram family with great satisfaction in the Jaundice and
Liver Complaint" '
The Spun of the Times and Keystone says :—"Do our
good citizens, who are invalids, know the many scion- -
tilting cures that have been performed by Dr. Hootiand's
celebrated uerman Bittarst If they do - not, we recom
mend them to the German. Medicine Stara, 278 Race
amen all who are a ffl icted with Liver Complaint, Jaun
dice, Dyspepsia or , Nervous Debility; the Doctor has
eared many of our citizens,• after the best physicians
had failed. We have: used them, and they have proved
tobe a medicine that every one should know of, and we
cannot refrain giving oar testimony in their ,favor, and
tltatwhich gives them g ieater claim upon our humble el
fort, they ere entirely vegetable. • • -
The Evening Bulletin says,—The Celebrated- Gernian
Bitters are an invaluable remedy for Jaundice, Dyspep
sia. and nervous, complaints."
Nears Gazette says:—"lt Ls not often we notice the
vdrions excellent medicines advertised in our columns -
betause we are unwillingto speak except from personal
experience, and a good constitution fortunately makes
us generally strangers to such articles. A word, how
ever, of Dr. lloofiand's German Bitters. This wx atm
to be an excellent article fulfilling in evesy respect what
la claimed for it by the advertiser. , • -
The Daily - News says:
g' A bfrownix.—We speak- knowingly of Dr. Hoof
land's celebrated German Bitters when we say it is a
blessing of this age, and - in diseases of the biliary, digea.
Live and nervous systems; ithas not, we think, an EQUAL
is a VEGETABLY FILEPARATION AND 'KAU* *MOM' Al..
conoz, and to all invalids we would recommend it as
, wonky their confidence.
What stronger testimony can a medicine have! At the
Depot can be area the evidences of many of oar most
respectable citizens of Cures in -all the foregoing dis
wises.
Principhl Depot, German Medicine Store, 278 RACE
Street, and for tale in Lancaster by John P.Logan; Har
risburg, by D. W. Gross; and remseetanle dealers gen
erally throughout the country.
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH !— The Lungs
are in danger, the work of The, destroy er. has been
begun, the Cough of Consumption bath in it a sound of
death.
data sou a Mamma Your darling child, your idol
and earthly joy, is now perhaps confined to her chamber
by a dangerous cold—her pale cheeks. her thin shrunken
fingers, tell the hold disease has aimed, gained upon her
—the sound of her Supulehril cough pierces yoar soul.
Yorsto Max, when jam about to enter life, disease sheds
a heart crushing blight over the fair prospects of the fu
ton—your hectic cough. and feeble limbs tell of your
lou of hope, botyon need not despair. There is a balm
which wilt Leal the wounded lungs, it is
Sherman , * AU-Healing Balsam.
Srs. Arrazz, the wife of Wm. W. Auntie, Esq. was
gictileteanb by
?Phitref i ti or.
r Washington ito
.pr'S'ot l fl.4 2 . l l,
York. nu friends airttAght she must die. She had'
every appearance of being in consumption ,and - was sit
pronounced by her physictans—Sherman's Balsam was
given and it cured her.
Mrs, Gaaautztrarrz, of Bull's Ferry, was also cured of
consumption by this Balsam when all other remedies
failed to give relief—sbe was reduced to a skeleton. • 1)r.
A. C. Castle, Dentist, 291 Broadway, has witnessed its ,
creels in several cases where no other medecine afford
ed relief—but the Balsam operated like a charm. Dr. O.
also witnesred its wonderful effects in curing Asthma,
which it never fails of doing. Spitting Blood, alarming
as
it may be, is effectually cured by this Balsam. It
heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and makes
the lungs sound again.
Rev. Hay Jozes, 109 Eighth avenue, was cured of
cough and catarrhal affection of 50 years standing. The
first dose gave him more relief than all the other medi
cine he had ever taken. - Dr. L. J. Beals, 19 .Delaney
street, gave it to a sistarin-law who was laboring under
Consumption, and to another. sorely afflicted with the
Asthma. In both cases its effects were incmtediate,szton -
restoring them to comfortable health.
Mrs. Locarra Watts, 95 Christie-ez," suffered front
Asthma 42 years. Sherman's Balsam relieved her at
once, and she is comparatively well, being enabled to
subdue every attack by a timely use of.this medicine.
This indeed is the great remedy for Coughs, Colds, Spit
ting Blood; Liver Complaints, and all the affections of the
throat, and even Asthma and Consumption. t .
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle,
Principal Office 106 Nassau street. New York.
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough, Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Premium Tooth Pasta and Poor
Man's Plaster. - .
Sold wholesale and retail by WAT..TACKSON,'"at his
Boot and Shoo Store and Patent Medicine "March.-
69 Liberty street.Pittsburgli,bead of WoOd: street, an .
by the following duly appointed Agents for Allegheny
county :
A. M. Marshall, Allegheny city; Jonathan Ghriest,
Manchester; J. R. H. Jacques, Birmingham; A.S. Getty,'
Wylie street; J. G. Mustin cor. Webster et: and Elm;
Daniel Negley, East Liberty;, H. L. Mitchell, Wilkins.
burgh; Thos. Aiken, Sharpsburgln Saml. Springer, 'Clin
ton;lames. ItPiCee, Stewartstown; John.-Black Tonle.
Creek' C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; -Rowland & t,VEees.
• port; McEldowney,Bakerstown' Riley . M , Laughlik
Plumb. Township; Wm. J.- Smith;Temperancerille; Jas.
Fulton, Tarentum; G.E. Starr, Sewickly. roarfsly
ORE
TESTIMONY!—Dr. W. Latins, of Fayette.
N. V., says: "I am well persuaded, and have
been for some time; that your Domestic Vegetable Pills
are-of great use to all those who may have occasion to ,
use them, and have administered teem to my patients."
Fever and 'Ague, Dyspepsia and Bilious F'ever, are im:
artediately cured by the use of Dr; Ralph's Pills. Pride,
25 cents a box. Sold wholesale and retail by
S. L. CUTHBERT,
. • - Smithfield street, near Third.
Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny city; J. sac Smith, Bit
mingharn; and John !trCracken. Fifth Ward: ' tobl7
Jaynes , Family Die dletnes.
DR. S. S. COOK, Piqua, Ohio, vsrites, l'itaroli, 1848:
"I have used your Vermifuge, Carrmaaries Brasant,
and Expectorant, in my practice, for the last three years,
have been exceedingly well pleased with them, and
never, as yet, to my recollection, failed of, realirmig_my
fullest expectation in their curative 'properties. Your
other medicines I cannot speak of from experience; but,
judging from those I have used; I doubt not that they
cla, and are entitled to ail the confidence, reposed in
them, by those who have 'used tnem. I was formerly
very partial to Vermithge, until I lbeeameacquam
ted with yours, which has my -decided preferene, to 'any
other now in use. _ _
Ressectfolly, yours, &rt., S. S. COOK, M. D."
lir For -sale to Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 72
FouriliL - feblb
a PAHN
BA. ESTOCK'S COUGH SYRUP,--Thispre
. partition has proved' itself to biltdf very great effica
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asthma', Spit
ting of Blood, Whooping Cough, and other Prieuratinie
Affections; and the proprietors feel vrarranted in'reeom
mending it as a safe and useful medicine', and are pre
pared to show certificates of indisputable authority in
testimony of its value.
It is pleasant to the taste, and is offered atso low a price
as to place it within the reach of every person. There
are, perhaps, but few Cough preparations that pro
.duce such decided effects in such a short time. Pre
pared and sold by
B. A. FAHNESTOCK k. CO., •
Corner of First anti Wood; also, corner of Sixth and
Wood streets. decl.3
IBIOR SALB—A brick dwellinghouse and lot,in a plea
sant location, situated on Knoll street, Allegheny.
The house is well arranged, having a good cellar, ikitoh
!Wand dining room,halFand two parlors, threefied rooms
and finished garret. Lot is 20 thsL by LW deep, to a back
mem, , price, 0,200. Terms, $3OO in har,d,bslance.in
four soil Prents.
- - gtalitaßßVGeitetial'Ageiti
Smithfield etrem
E=ME
MENEM
DR. RALPH'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE PILLS are for
sale, wholesale and retail, at the _
REAL ESTATE. MITICE ;
No. sf), Smithfield st.
Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny city: J. G. Smith, Bir-
Minghtumlohn McCracken, Penn street, Fifth Ward.
' feb 21
4
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-arugs tutbAnttrifinerf;
.. •
C HINESE HAIR lIIRRAfiI;-.A matchlesa article far
growth, beauty, and rest Oration kir the 'Hair. This
Cream when, once known-,svill supereede all other uni
ties oPthe kind now in use. \Vlore , die Itairia dead.
l uarsh ; unhealthyi.lior : turning grey, few. aPPaca'
Ilona will make the hair soft and dark, and give nu beau
tiful, liirely appearance; and will Also male it maintain_
itsliveliness and: healthy, color, twice as-long as all the
preparations .ther are generally used. . Where the hid: is
thin, or him fallen off; it may herestoredliy using this
Cream.' Every lady iindgentlemanivho is in. the habit of
using oils on their hair should at 'ranee purchase Et bottle of
the Chinese Hair Creain; as it is so composed that it will
not injure the hair like the other preparations, but will
beautify it, and give perfect
‘ aatisfaction in everyMl
•
For testimony to its very superior qualities , see the fel;
lowing 'letter from the Rev.: Mr. Caldwell to Mears.
Flendershott ik Stretch, Nashville, general ngentsfor the
Letter' of the ,Reo. Caleltr;e:U iastor of tha Presbyterian
_
MESISBE, HENDS8218011" ok.STBISTCIL : GErnactaisx-1 take
p.easure in adding my.testimony in favor of the exCellent
preparation called Dr. Paris h's Chinese Hair . Cream; for.
about two years ago my hair was very dry, bristly, and
disposed to come out; but having procured a bottles of the
Cream;and used itaccordithe presctiption;it is now
elastic; solt, and 'fine: to nee head. Many balsams and
oils were applied, each leaving my hair in a•wome state
thanbehne. -This.Cream; however; had met my expeg
• , As an article for the toilet, my wife gives it preference
over all others, being dehcately perfumed and not dis
posed. to rancidity. , The lulles, especially, will the
Chinese Cream so be a desideratum =their preparations
for the toilet. • - Respectfully, dco.,- • -
Pulaski, January 7,1847. - - --- -
wholesale and 'entail, in Pittsburgh, by John'
M. Townsend, 45 Market'Bud - Soarbiobler, corner or
Wood and Fifthsto ; : ielB-d?Oti-1y
LADIES are cautioned against using:Common Prepa
red Chalk: They are - not aware how frightfully itun
riotti it is to the skin how coarse, how rough, how sall ow,
yellow, and Unhealthy the, skin appears after using'pre
pared chalk! -Besides it :is ininnotiti, containing a large
'quantity of lead! We haverepared a: beautiful vege-,
table artiele, which we' call Jo p nes' Spanish White.
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of. all deleterious
intalnies,and it imparts to , the skin a nature!, healthy,
alabaster, clear, lively white; at; the Same time acting
as'a coametio on the skin, making it soft and smooth. •
Dr. James Anderson, Practical . Chemist of Massachu
setts, saYs - :" After atialysMg lone s'Spanish LillY White,
I fi nd it possesses : the moat - beautiful and natural, sad at
the same dine innocent; white • I ever saw. I certainly
caricenscientiously recommend its use to all whose skin
requiresbeautifying,” • Price 25 cents alio". Directions
best way to apply Lilly White, is with ion leather
Or wool—the former is preferable:
A rum sits , or.Tsars gm 25 porns.,---Wbite teeth,
foul 'breath, - healtliy, glans. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
after being once or , twice cleaned with Jones' • Amber
Tooth Paste, have, the appearance of the most beautiful
ivory, and, at - the'same: ume it is so perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine, that: its constant daily, use is highly
advantageous, even, to those teeth that are in good condi
tion, giving them a beautiful polish,' and preventing a
premature decay. These, already : decayed: it prevents
front becoming worse—lt also fastens such as is becoming
loose, and by perseverance it will render the foulest teeth
. delicately white, and make- the breath deliciously sweet.
Price 25 or an cents U. box. All the above are sold only
at szChidltani st.; sign of the American Eagle, New York,
and by the appointed Agents whose names appear in the
next column.
WlLalrou uksai, and get a rich husband, lady? “Pour
face is your • fortune." Is't. beautiful, clear, fair? Is it ,
white? If net; it can be made so even though it beyel- .
low, disfigured, sunburnt., tanned and: freckled. Thous
ands have been made thus who have washed once or
twice with Jones'italian Chemical:Soap. .The effect is
glorious and magnificent., : - But be sure you get the genu
ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of American 88
Chatham Street
Ring worm, Salt-rheion, Scurvey;Erysipelas„ Barber's
Itch, are :often cured by Jones' Italian Chemical Soap,
when every kind of remedy has failed. That it cures
pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, all know. Sold at
the American Eagle, 85 Chatham'street. Mind, reader,
this seldom or never fails. • '
C. INGLIS, Jr.,_Patterson.
Sold at Jacgster's 89Iiberty st., bead of Wood, Sign Of ,
'of the Big Boot. • - novZl.
ONE DOLI ) AR TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS..
—Marriate•—FortArknri al.--Any lady between twen-,
ty and thirty, 'posseosing a symmetrical form, good fear
tares, fra., Is asked confidentially, can she suppose any
man couldh
admire her while she as such yellow teeth;
such' sallow, rough, coarse skirt; and such dirty , . bad,
wiry hair; when, by spending the above sum, she might
have delicate white teeth, a pure sweet breath, and a
beautiful head of hair. She can have beautiful white,
teeth and' insect breath by using a 2s. box of lons' Am
ber Toosh Paste; a skin white, pure and spotless as snow
by using a cake of the genuine -lane Dalian ChbOtWai
&ap; and a beautiful head of hair by using a 3s. bottle of
r c
Joan'. Coral Hair Restorative . Do, not form an opinion
against this before you um o y ou will regret it; but be
sure to ask for Jones'articles. Sold only in New York
at 32 Chatham st. For sale by
Whl. JACKSON, Agent,
89 Liberty at., Pittsburgh.
- -
rVINCER, SCROFULA AND GOITRE.--Arapla ex
perience. has proved that no combination of me.dicine
have ever been so efficacious in removing the above dis
eases, as DR:JAM - En ALTERATIVE. • Ithas effected
cures truly astonishing, not only of Cancer and other dis
eases of that Massif:int has removed' the most stubborn
diseases of the Skin., Swelling's, Dyspepsia, dm. This
medicine enters into the circulation, and eradicates die.
eases wherever located. It purifies the blood and other
fluids of the body„, removes obstruction in the pores of
the skin, and reduces enlargement of the glands orboaes.
It increases the appetite, removes , headache and drowsi
ness, and invigorates the whole syitetn, and imparts ant-'
nation to the diseased and debilitated constitution. There
is nothing superior to it in the whole malaria medics. It
is perfectly safe and ante:deli pleasant, and has nothing
of the disgusting nausea accompanying the idea of-swar
- or sale in Pittsburgh at the FRFONTEA.STORE,
72 Fourth st., near Wood. - - ' mar3o
A Recipe for the Hair I
To FORCE ITS GROWTH AND HEALTH, MAKE
IT SOFT, SILKY, CLEAN. AND FlNE.—Persons
in consequence of the many things sold, set down every
article, (be it ever so good,) as a humbug. If people
could be made to try a 3s: bottle of Jorie's Coral Hair R.e
storative, and sed how it makes dry, rusty, red, lighthair
moist,soft, auburn and dark, and keeps it sot and by its
use for sometime; causes it to giow naturally beanuful
if people could see the number of poor, respectable me
chames that use it, (aye, and find it the cheapest thing
they can use,) for dresstrig and beautifying the Hair; for
keeping it soft and in order three times as long as any
other article made; and
.
Forces itto grow, stops its falling,
And Costs but 3 shillings to try.
We formerly sold nothing less than $1 bottles, but we
wish people to tryst. Sold only at S 2 (mind n) Chatham
street,New York, and by
. max2ll WM. JACKSON, AZ, 89 Liberty at-
Air ORE TrSIIMONY for l)r. Willard's Family bledi
lrl cines.—Theundersigned,citizensofPittsburgh,hav
ing personalli , used D. Willard's Oriental. Cough_ Mix
ture, 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 afflicted.
Pittsburgh, March 15th, 1848.
11 Sold by J. Schoonmaker & Co, John Hays, James
A—Jones, J. H. Cassel, JohnT. Scott, F. L. Snowden, J.
Mohler, Ogden & Snowden. , apSi't
ALT RHEUM, SCURVY, OLD SORES, EIIYSIPE.
10 LAS, Barber's DA, amps, Sore Brunk, Pimples—
This is used by many physicians in this city m curing the
above,. and we would not conscienclotudysell unless we
knew a to be an we state. •
As &cosmetic, the true JONES'S SOAP is perhaps the
Only article ever known that removed impurities, and
cleared and beautified the skin, making it soft, clear,
smooth and white as an infants. But mind, it is sold at 82
Chatham et., N. Y., and by .
( WM. JACKSON, Agent,
--••
• ar2s tifi Liberty street, Pittabtrrgh.
DOOTOJR.,'YOTFRI92II+:IITI
FOR2S ORNM
DY means of the Pocket Aseultipitui, or t every one
1.) his own physician! twentieth edition, with 'upwards
of a hundred engravings; showing private discuses in
every shape and form, and malformations of the genera
tive system, by W. YOUNG, M. D.
The time has now arrived, that persons suffering from
secret diseases,need no more become the - victim ofquack
erir, as by the ptescriptlons - conuife a d in this book any
one may Mira himseLf, without bi nee to business, or
the knowledge of** most intima friend, and with one'
tenth, the usual elpentie. In addition to the general rou
tine of private disease, it fully explains the cause of man.
hood's early. decllne, with, observations On marriage—
besides many other derangements which it would not be
properto enumerate in the public prints. ' •
11:7Any personsending Twarrri-irtre cants enclosed
in a letter, will receive one copy of this book, by mail;
or five Copies will be sent for one dollar. Address, "Dr.
W. YOUNG, No. 152,,flpmce street, PhiladelphiapPost
])7 , '~PANTED--Proprietors of Drag or Book Stores;
and Pedlars, in every town in the United States, to act
as agents for the above work. oet7:fint
CONSUMPTION seized mdre victims than any other
disease in our Country. The young, the old, the
beautiful and gay, are all alike subject to. its invidious
ravages, and many a hectic cheek has been supposed to
bloom with the glow of health.. .But every case origi
nates tit a cold and a cough—perhaps• deemed unworthy
of attention at lirst-4nd only met with. remedies when
too late. Watch the first symptom' with jealous care,
and mike immediate use of the Cough Balsam of B. A:
Fahnestock & Co., which will certainly check its further
progreSs, and restore the indented organs to a beautiful
action:
For sale by B. A. FABNESTOCK lc Co., corner Ist
and Wood eta.; also,corner 6th and Wood. • decll
Veneers, Varnishes, liiiinuanviter,
NI) TURNED MATERIALS, of every description
,
Akept Mr sale, end on'better terms than can be had
at any other establishment in the city.: - . The subscriber
hits just received fifty thousand feet of Mahogany Ve
neers, which be is' determined:to sell very low: Call
and examine them:. Also, 100 Teti-pin Balls, alt black,'
and a splendid article,`and much_ cheaper than ever
offered in this market, ''- -' ' • , -- •
He also keepi on hand, and turns to order, all kinds of
Carpenter's and Cabinet Maker's materials, such as-
Column; ~ • - Bed Posts and Rails, fitted
Newels; up with Gazeam's ' patent
Balustrel• i _ ' • ' • ' i fastenings , or the hickory
Plank for ' milirig, &c. : •' - screw.' , • •
Bench Screws . .. ' Also, - Table ' Legs. Hand
Moulder's Rartniera. Screws, Handles, Mallets.
Together with all, Other things generally kept in a
Taming Shop... , ' _ U., W. BIDDLE,
Ryan's _Buildings, No. 27 Fifth st.
Persons buying Posts and Rails,_vnth Gazzam's fast
enings; have the right to sell them, when finished.. : . .
TRAYRD OR STOLEN—Frona Lighteap's Tavern, 3
miles from Allegheny, on the Franklin Road,on Wed.!
,nesday t evening last, Sept: 271h; . 184% Bziy Mare; about
I.4i.handa high ;has aamall 'whole spoton , her forehead ;
and some white on one ofher hind feet - ; had on a•halter
when she left. She is alatiut 5 years old.
Ankperson who•will •riturn her to th e subscriber, or
to So ' Agnew, Second Wardßouse; Allegheny orsend
hint ormationwheß she Om be obtained,wdbe suit.
OlYre*ercled, JatlN FER3VSON,
*ea , ' . r the rotOtteblo--
M=E=EM
Mebidrigo.
. . _
_THE. r6ItEAT ,41.-E.olloDirolbsOAT, ILK
MERICAN 01E, procured fOrtn - ri within Kentucky
„L - 1: 13.4 feet below the surface of the earth, isceirtrats
and infallible c.ure. for Sprains, Strains, Cuts,
Bruises ,
Sculds,"Burns, Tatter, Scald Heist Croup
Whooping-Cough, Inflammatory:Sore -Throat, fore IMO
Inflamed Eyes, Flatulence, Ulcers, Fairer Bores; And • 1 ,
INFLAMMATORY,KHEHIKATISM,", : •••
Which Yieldi to its effects In o,purpriiing manner. •• " ; .".t•
• It has never .yet, failed when used according to three
bons.- Read the followings; ; : • •_ • • • ; •
blencassrist,Allegtieriy co: - Ye t i -• • -
;- • , November 18, 1,848.-
Th is is to esrlifY, that my. Wife, Margaret Ghriest,Was
cared - of a Rheumatic Complaint of seven years standing. •
by which shewas so lame as to be obliged ho arse Cltilth•
es.; •In one week she was cured by using the. American y.
Oil, and could walk about as usual without her crutches. -
•JONATIUN , • .7 . 1 .!
. The following is communicated by, lill'OYM.Hash , Mr .. ,
Jackson's agent for Steubenyille; O.
A gentleman near Steubenvillerwholiadnot been able, -
-to put either of hie feet to the ground for te/civil,years, in
consequence of lameness, by the use. of one bottle was -
enabled to walk two miles to a township election: It is ,
likewise a sovereign remedy far -
CONTRACTION ,OF THE MUSCLES ..AND TEN
,
The following is communie eta by 'Air. *M. Hash i k;
Jackson's agent for Steubenville.: 4 `'""
A lady residing in Steub .e.geah"the finger Of
hand was so contraited. to"apave herof the Use ofit
far thirty-flve years, was entirely' cured by the use of one
bottle of-the Oil, so that she now has the perfect use
her hand fully equal tOthe other which had never been ' - 4
affected. It as AIM been found to , be a safe Rad irtvinci ,
ble agentin the speedy and certain cursor !",
. DEAFNESS
in VII cases not organically incurable': ' •
A lady,residing in Allegheny city was effecttuilly cared
of. obstinate deafness, of years' continuance, by: the use
of leis than one bottle. of the Oil, so that. she said she ""
heard better Rua she had vier done before. ,
A. gentleman well known in Pittsburgh, - was - eared of
deafness of nine years" standing, by the use: of a small -
quantity of the . Oil. The names and 'residences of The
iady and gentleman will be given to those wluLdesire it,
at the office of the"advertiser. •
Its properties are highly developed in the certain and
. surprisingly speedy cure of all cases of ,
CROLIC, CRAMP, AND SPASMS.
• Several cases of Cramp-Cholie have been effectually
cured by,one dose of, the 43i1, in the short space of halt •
an hour. when the parties have been agonized with pain.
Its curative properties have been remarkably manifested
in the radical cure of ' ; . •
DISEASESOF THE SPINE.
the wife of a planter in tucky, was email
effeemally of one of the worst cases ofdiseased Spine,
which .had confined her to_ her bed for n -c.onsiderable
tinie,in which she could 'not turn herself. - Ir is rilso a
sure remedy and prrfect cure for pains intim small of thS.
backiand
INPLANIVIAVION OP THE KIDNEYS.'
Reid the following:: ' •
Prrrestraan Dec 18;1640.
ThisUs to certify that I was afflicted with great pain in
the small of my back and kidneys, which affected me so
Much that I could not stand upright. By rubbing extet
nally ; and using.lialf a teaspoonful internally - „night and
morning; I was entirely cured . JOHN RDIDDLEi'
I . nearWarrep, AtionstrOng.co.,Tri.
Aligentlemadot Pittsburgh, afflicted with' a violent in-.
fl.;tiott of , the kidneys—the pain of which caused.
him to faint—was completely cured, in three days, by the
Use of the American Oil. -
The qualities of this
NATUILtB' OWN REMEDY •
is extremely penetrating and anti-inaammaforff, conse
quently is confidently recommended as a sovereign rem
edy wherever inflammation exists, either external o?i
tental. Used immediately. after a cut, braise or wound,
It will cafe and prevent - • ,
GANGRENE .AND MORTIFICATION. :"
It has, in addition, been found a salutary, pleasing and
effective remedy for those.very'ruipleasant and inconve.
Went diseas ,es . •
GRAVELAND 'URINARY COMPLAINTS.
Er Price, 50 cents per bottle.
Canillons•Be on Your Gntsrds
The surprising excellence and growing popularity ,
the American Oil, has induced same dishonest persons:
upon the public, miserable imitations of this trail
valuable, medicine ; for the purpose of deceiving - 2n un
wary, and defrauding the Proprietor.
In order to be - sure of obtaining:the genuine, obierro
the following voila-intros
let. See that the name "Wm. Jacknin, - 89 Liberty st
head of Wood st.," is printed on the label of the wrtappe
of each bottle, to imitate which is felony.
2d. That each bottle is inclosed in a pamphlet contain
int fall directions for use; and also containing the name -
and address of WM. Jackson, General Agent 'for the
proprietors; likewise, the name and address of, the pro
prietors, D. Hail do Co., Kentucky... _ - -
3d. Purchase ONIX of the advertised Agents„ all of
whom have a show bill; on which is printed the names of
the Proprietors and General Agents-.thust - .D. Hail &C 0.,.
Proprietors, Kentucky. Wm. Jackson, Pittsburgh;_
General Agent for. Western. Pennsylvania, and part of
Ohio and Western Virginia; and the printers' narnes---,
.12PMillin & Shrynek,' Pittsburgh---printed at the bottom:
of said show bill.
4th. Observe- - -the genuine' American Oil is of a dark
green color, without any sediment, andinspecifie
gravi
ty lighter than water . 'rhe counterfeits are mostly of a
black color;—some white, like - Spirits at. Turpentine,
said to be refined and clarified, same B.cnena Oil—otb
ers a mixture of other common oils; And one ablsck filthy,
looking mixture, pur2orting to come from the "Tittsbnrgh
and Allegheny - Dispensary Co: , None of. these coun-.
terfeit ii s i ossess either the virtue or the power of-the trill
diIIECAN OJL.
17'Sotd wholesale and retail by WM. JACKSON,
General and Sole Agenrfor the Proprietor in Western
Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, and Northern Ohio;
and by the following duly appointed Agents in Allegheny
eounty,Pa-: ' •
A. M. Marshall '. •
Dr. Brown, Allegheny.city.
L R. Johnson;
Jonathan Ghnest, Manchester.
Alexander Asdale, Wylie street.
J. H. H. Jacques; - Birmingham.
Wm. J. Smith, Temperaneeville.
=
G. H. Starr, Sewiekley_'._ .
. -
Edward Thompson,Wilkinsburgh.
Daniel Negley, East Liberty.
H. Z. hlitchell, Wilkinsburgh.
Thomas Alkali Sharpsburgh.
H. Rowland & Son, M'Keesport. - -
C. F. Diehl; Elizabeth:
Johnlilack, Tattle Creek. ” •
—lYPEldoWny, Bakerstown.
Samuel Springer, Clinton. • - •
James M'K.ee, Stewanstown.
Riley M'Laughlln, Plum township. J. Fulton, Tarentnm. i
Jeremiah Fleming,Lawrernteville. -
Robert Williams, Anhursville.
- DROM the New York Gautte, Oct. 6, 1939, a daily
~Cpaper deservedly at the head of the daily press in
Bristol's Eitract of Satscpan72M—lt were but courtesy:
to call the attention of ourreaderato thisinvaluable prep
aratiou which will he found advertised inanother colunut..
Mt. Bristol is a brother, and issues, a highly interestirs
: . nevyspaper, every now and then, one or two numbers of
which we have already noticed; and . the medicine itself
has been eulogised by nearly all the press of the western
emintry, and, we doubt nowustly eulogised. It has in its
favor, moreover, very flattering' testimonials from the.
most eminent practitioners in every • part of the' country'
where it flies been used. There is beauty - and taste
enough in the bottles,omi in the engraved labels in which
they are enveloped, to induce a purchase, even if the:
preparation itself were not one of the ‘,4overtignest in.
the world, , ! as every person must believe it is --that is,
every one Mast believe it is—that is,. every one who
would not resist amass of documentary evidence conch=
sive' enough to convert a Turk to Christianity... Buy one
of the bottles, gentle reader, and see whether you do not
Te with its on this point''
or Bale by - B. A. PAIINESTOCK St Co., ' •
feb24 cor. of Ist and Wood and 6th and Wood -sts.:
kIEUPIA'rISM, GOUT, AND. TIP DODO/WALL--
illy Arespectable gentleman called at our office, as he
said, to inform us that he had been afflicted for 15 yeara
with' Rheumatism or Gout, and occasionally With' Tie'
Doloreux; that he had been frequently .nonfined to his
room monihstogether, and often suffered the most in ,
tenSe and excruciating pain, but that lately he had been
using Tayne's Alterative, from which be found the moat sig
nal and unexpected relief. Re lays he found ,the medi,
tine very pleasant and effective,. and that he now C 011•
ciders himself perfectly cured.--Philadelphia North Amer-
,
A Fscr Wotan Ettowino.---A. gentleman of Scrofulous.
habit, froin indiscretion in his younger days, became af
fected ..tvith Ulcerations in the Throat and Nose,-and- a
disagreeable' eruption of the Skin. Indeed,. his - whole
system bore the marks of being saturated with .disease.
One hand and wrist were so much affected that he had
lost the use of the hand; every'part being covered with
.deep, painful, and offensive ulcers,- and were as hollow
and porous as an honey ! comb. It-was•at this stage of his
complaint, When death appeared inevitable, from a loath
some disease, that he. ommenced the use of -Tayne's Al
terative and having taken sixteen bottles, is now perfect
ly cured. The !Alterative operates through the eiriialatloii, and
purifies the blood and eradicates disease from the system,
wherever located, and the numerous cures it has per
formed in diseases of ,the skin, cancer, scrofula, gout,
liver complaint, dyspepsia pad tither- chronic diSeEtSCS, is
truly a.storushing.—Spitit of.
• Rgrr For tale in Pittsburgh, atthe PERIN TEA STORE,
72 - Fourth street -
-Fresh Arrival. at No. 115, Wood agrees..
noDKINSoIy his just opened, within the past
INL. , ,week, the largest assortment of French CHINA,'
aver. opened in this city; consisting in part of—Fancy ;
Plain,lVhite, Gold Lino and Gold Band Tea Setts; an
extensive assortment of White, Flowing Blue and Liver-
Pool Iron Stone Ware, in Tea Setts or in separate pieces,
as ma be, required. Also, a beautiful assortmenti,;•
Candelabras and Lamps, of the newest shapes and pnt
terns,direct from the manuf.acturers.
Ladies would do well to give him a call, at
oct27. - No. 115 Wood st..3doors be l ow Will-
Buntuella Collector. ' •
ICE undersigned,encouraged by the liberal patronage
of the merchants, professional gentlemen, and me.
ch4nici, of Me city, offers his services for the collection
of accounts in the city of Pittsburgh and vicinity. Hay.
ng attended to business of this kind for many years for
the Board of Trade, and being well acquainted with-this
and the adjoining cities, be feels confident of, his ability
to give satisfimuon. by prompt and faithful _attention to
all business entrusted to him.
JAMES GALBRATII, Jr:
To he foand at Mr. Wht. }Mao's, Merchant-Tailor,
Third toreet,opOcralto the Poet Office.,
P: DWI; Accountant;
Thomas Scort,Mneoni
JachleGuire Merclet Tailor;
Wm. 13. Eiiial , eci
W.
Dr. M. right, Dentist;
C. Dodge. • • (nov7:3m
Gabriel Adams;
J. - Carothers;
L. R."Livingiton;
JamOs - Marshall;
George Breed;
Dr.galeo. D. Bruce;
'USW BOOKS--Irving's Sketch Book, illustrated by
Dailey.
Poems, illustrated by Leutze.
Rettdia Female Poets of America, with portraits
The Fist of the Knickerbockers.
A Fable for Critics. ..
Bilis , Metrical Romances .
Th 4 Child of the Sea..
Lamb's Dramatic Poets.
LQWell's Conversations ort 'Jte old Poets.
Dramatic Worksof Beaumont and Fletcher'
Poetical Worki of Spencer. • ,
.Poetical Works of Chaucer.' . • -
P —*Otos' Worksof Ford and blaszinger.
For **lobs' 8. S. - 808 - worth & co,
4th street, near Market. . •