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reed petaleamer CoasaV and for sale by
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- , •• `NEW G
Bargains;NEW GOODSII—_,
.4lieAter Bargas than ever mutation* billeda .)
geden Bee,Hice,nn lkLarkat et,
between Third and Fziurtb,*where is juit opene d
R endid sioek of winter Dry . Goods, cheaper the:litho .
same 4daßty of Goods have ever been offered in. Pitts
• .
% M. L: RUSSELL, Nos 62 Market street. between
Third and Fourth streets, sign of the. Dig Golden Bee-
Hive, has now received, and offers to his numerous cus
tomers and*the public generally; the largest, cheeriest
and most splendid stock of .Winter Dry Goads ever Offer
ed In this city. Those Goods have been purchased inthc
Eastern Cities since the late fall in prices, and will be
sold to cash buyers at trtrent icductton, much cheaper
than they could Jenve•been sold itt the early part of, the
%Among this la -and extensive Stock will be found
Manyn choice and fashionable .Goods of the latest ire-
LADIES' DRESS GOODS. * .
.
Scarlet Cashmeres, all wool, a beautiful article ;
Merry col'd do. . do.. figured and plain;
Silks and Satins, plain, strlped and plain;
Scarlet de LAIi/lell all wool, very cheap;
Maurine lifue De Gaines, low prices ;
Franch Merinos, all colors. extremely, low.
A lstr assoruneat of fig , d Cashmeres DC Laines,new
est designs, from 121 to 50 cellts per yard ; these are very.
cheap. Also, a large stock of Alpacas from 121 to 50
cents per yard, all colors, ands great bargain; with a
splendid ' assortment of bonnet ribbons of the latest im
portation. Also,.velvet ribbons all widths and colors.
very cheap, a beautiful assortment; plumes and artificial
flowers; bonnet satins and velvets, all colors; French
worked capes and collars; scarfs, cravats, gloves and
hosiery, all a, rodHcedprices..
cedpn,
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
Best assortment In the city, and very cheap Long and
Square Shawls, best quality.
•
Terkerie and Cashmere Shawls; •
•
Black and colored Cloth do.
Brocha and Silk . do.
}thud talariket Stiwls. all qualities and prices.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!! --Chropert .
the Oitarf .
A large stock of Blankets, all Qualities, which will he
sold cheaper than can be found elsewhere.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
,CH:EAPER THAN-THE CHEAPEST!. -
A large muck at Good dark Calico, raft colors,
only 3 cents per yard ; best quality British and American
Prints, 6 to 10 cents per yard, yard wide ; Britiih Purple
Printa, 10 to 1.21; a'large supply red. white- and yellow
Flannels,some as low as 121 cents - per yard, very cheap;'
Bed licking, from Bto 181 cents per yard. Also, a large
stock of Cheeks, Shirting Stripea,"Cassinett, Kentucky
Jeans and Linseya, together with - a very exteasive as
sortment of bleacaed and unbleached Muslins, - from 3 to
8 en:taper yard, cheapest yet; good yard wide unbleachl
ed Muslin, only 5 cents per yard ; bleached Mualiiis
from 3to 8 cents per yard . All of which will he sold oil'
at reduced prices, at the sign of the New Golden Bee
Hive, in Market. street, between Third and Fourth stso
No. 62. ' JdectBM - ) ' WM. L. RUSSEL:
READY-hIADP, CLOTHING, '• . -
ELLI:NG OFF LOW VOR
D DELAN Y, N0:49 Liberty street; Pittsburgh, Laving
1 g
•, replenished ids &trek within the last end present
mouths with the latest styles of Fashionable Goods. at
exceedingly low prices,. offers the best essorument of
CLOTHING to be had an the City, at the !meat cash
ande. A.mon at them are every - description. of Dress
Frock Coats; Sack and Overcoats of all fashionable
colors and material, such as French beaver, heavy - Broad
Clothe, super. blue, brown end drab Blankets and Cana
da Prue Coats, of ths Atyles. Every description
of pantaloons and Vest4M. d other twirler' in the Cloth
ing line. • •
•
Also, a general assortment of Goods to make to order,
k blob will be made in the Most fashionable knanner, on
te shortest notice. Pical6) P. DELAisiY.
W
nillfon~o Te Clothing Store.
CERNESUftrii begs leave to Inform his friends and
.the public-in general that he has opened a NEW
RE ADY - MADEFASHIONABLECLOTHutio STORE,
on Market street, isecolid door from Second street, where
he be., and always keepson hand; a full assortment of
Ready-made Fashionable Cloduag.which he will sell on
he most reasonable h terms, for CASH. ' ' s' -
He also wishes to call the attention of his friends and
be pablie in &acre] to his very extensive selection of
Freacti,•Engliala and Belgian Cloths and "Caisimeres t in
endless variety, and Vesnugs for every one's one, wtuch
ho has selected himself in the East, and which sill be
wide to order in a superior manner, at his Fashionable
Head Quarters;2sl Liberty street, (late McGuire & Co.)
and at pricks that will not be questioned by the beat of
bargstia-makers. C. WERNEISGRO,
N 0.1151 Liberty street, and • •
Market street. 2d dorir (ram Second.
.
Business Card.
TYRAIMAZ WELL as morroeoLrEs IaIST FALL:
$0 MUST PRICES;
Timm" fin., will be proren by calling at itlcOuras's
Fashionsule Tailoring E4tablishment,Thisd street,
Si. Charles Building,
Mor7o:.Ema.. profits and quikk sofa.
Vitus:cr.: Fresh, and good.
Colarirrirtos: rery far in du background.
My old customers, and nil others, are respectfully in
rated that I am 'malting for them. hIc6UIRE,
occS Tailor. St. Charles.
nrE WOULD RESPECTFULLY invite the attention
of our friends and the .public to the great variety
WINTER COATINGS and other articles, we have
just received—amongst which will he found the greatest
variety of BLUE, BLACKj DRA.A. a d PEARL colored
BLANKET, MACKINAC, and HEAVER CLOTHS.—:
FRENCH anti ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASSIA:ERRS,
VESTINGS t ic. ' The above Goods having been bought
for cash; at eatrenielylod- prices, we are prepared Mac
commodate all who may faaor us with their pauunage,
with good Clothes, atlow prices. Give as a. call.
'Er Remember; 218 Liberty street, opposite foot of :lb.
nottSo •. hIchIULLEN & DOWNINO.
; T.:AMAMI:M.
" N0.:7 tr. 79 COtINER SI:KT/3 A.ND LIBERTY STEEDS.
Having enlarged and newly fitted up their establish
. met, at the above well known stand, respectfully
invite the attention of th eir friends and the public IQ their
chaise Selection of New. Goods, connwising every varie
ty foispring and summer, wear, selected especially for
their customer department. Those wishingto leave their
orders will find at this establishment eve r y style of new
and desirable goods. Their stock of re ad y 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. All are invited to call, and may rest assured
that they will be pleased with price, quality,and variety.
A large assortment of shiru kept constantly on band.
apnll6 6mo. .
Clothing 1 Clothing!! Cloth , gtt: •
7to Von .Doors vs. The - Western World !! ! '
150 'OOO
WELL SELECTED GARMENTS now
made and; ready. Id be offered on the
most liberal terms to eny old customers and the public in
general. The Proprietor of- thin far-famed • extesive,
establishment has now, afterrentroio Eastern'
cities, at much trouble and expe Jun Completed. his
(all and winter arrangements to simply' his thousands of
customers with one oT the most desirable stocks of Cla
ming mat tins 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 pries which
they will be sold tor ' mast certainly render the old ann
ulled Three Hie lo on one of thegreatest attractions of
me western country. It is gratifying to me to be able to
announce to tny numerous friends at home and abroad.
that notwithstanding the extraordinary efforts which I
have made to meet the many calls in my line, it is with
difficulty I Cam keep time with the constant rush that is
made on this establishment. It is a well established
(act, that my sales are eignt or tea times larger than any
i
other house n 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 to
Carer contingent expenses. I intend to make a clean
sweep of all nay presentstock before the beginning of next
year; coming to this conelovion, I will make it the Inter
est. of every man, who wants a cheap winter suit, to call
and purchese at the Three . Rig Doors.
coml-dikw. . - JOHN ITCLOSIFET.
XTEW SOODS, NEW ClOODS.—Received at the Iron
City Clothing Store, a splendid assortment of Cloths.
consisting of fine French, English and American Plain,
black and fancy Cassimeres, of the most modern styles;
fine figured Cashmere Vestuigs,. Silk Velvet, Plain and
Fancy Salina—all of which we will make op at the most
reasonable prices,in a durable and fashionable style.
Beady made Clothing, of all descriptions; Lady'.
Cloaks of the•.most fashionable patters: Neck and
Pocket /infs., Suspenders, Bosoms, Shirt Collar's, and
every article usually keptia a Clothing Store: Country.
Meretutnts, before purchasing elsewhere, will find it to.
their advantage to call at the Iron City Clothint:Store,
No. t 3.2 Liberty street, immediately opposite the mouth.
o f Market. • • locUs.U] " •C. M'CLOSKEY. .1
Duff's Seer System of Book.neeying.•
JUST PU73LISITD Bra:AJMER 4. /312 0 'S, Ii YOULIC•
HE first pal t of this work, embracing , the most com
plete coarse of inyuctlon and pracuce, on both Sin
gle and Double Entry, ever published. Price 75 cents
The whole work, embracing the Author's well known
improvements ia the science, illustrated in two addition
al setts °F4 opka; with a chapter on partnership settle
men'ts, ted,At Key to the oral exercises,—full cloth bound,
I tie iiiii i ovving extracts from the written opinions of
some of 'the most eminent Merchants, Bankers and Ac
countanta in New,Tork, indicate the public sentiment in
reference to this workin 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 metal. C. O. HALSTEAD,
President Manhattan Bank, New York."
"ft is calculated to be exceeding) y useful to practical
Accountants and Teachers of Book-keeping.
RICHARD IRVIN, Ship owner and March'', •
• N 0.99 Front street. New-York.',
.
. . ,
"Rtalarktibly full and complete; and will certainly
convey a:thorough knowledge of the subject. The un
derslgned intends using It eshis Ten Book:
JOHN H. SHEPHERD.
Teacher of Book.keeping, Columbia College,,N. Y."
"It is in every wayealculated to give a clear and sat
iafactoFy inright into the very useful scienceof: which it
treata, through all its gradations, from the simple style
imitable to retailers, to that requisite for the most .varied
and complicated commercial business. • .
A. S. FEWER,
Cashier 7th Ward Bank iNew•York."
•"I believii It will be of gnat service, not only to. the
new beginner, but to the most experienced accountant.
•F. W. EDMONDS, .
Cashier Mechanic's Book; %Vail street."
"I consider it the first work I have ever met with from
which a thoniughpraetical knowledge of the science can
be obtained. . • JOHN CAMPBELL,
, • fiferchant,s3 John st., New York."
For stile at tbo Book Stores, and at the Author's Acad
emy, corner of the Diamond and Market street_ oet3l
-
Steel stpd Fite M.annfactory.
• riftLlE subamiblits bave enlarged their Steel and Pile
hlinofaetory, on the corner of O'Hara street -and Spring aller,Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh, by erecting a con
verting furnace; a meltlnp furnace and a tilt hammer.—
Their Steel, now being o a superior quality, and having
eaged competent operatives, they pre prepared to far
• nial Files •of every . description, that will compare with"
the best iiSported article ; and being determined to make
it the interest Of all who use Files in any way,.tinpur
chase from them, they will selltheir . Files tit reduced.
prices, for Cash. They will also re.hat Filet, and pat
chase those which are worn and broken. Public patron=
agge lsvespebtfullyinvittd, nov") .1. ANKR[M h CO:
RIM=
riEN
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piTl4guttioo.io BRiE t .: .• . ••••
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.
'VG RE-SHIPPING-TheLteiats belonging to thbiline
bave been pat in•sile:oiNland. are no*intining'
regularly between 'Pittsburgh tind:Erle, touching - at all
intermediate Ports along the Canals .` A:Botit vrill always
beat the wharf, under the
,Monollgahela Bridge,'nedane
will lstart•regu/arly every other day.'', The •People's
Trutisportation Line • has, every' &calif:for'. carrying
Freight and Passengers. 'The . boats will be towed to
Beaver by steamers, and will Proceedto•Eile With great
dispatch, by the canate. Tha_basta• nko'cpinnitinded by
experienced and 'careful men=till 'Of wham itoteejah - in-,
wrest in the Line. -
,(17- Goods sent by the'Lide . to Erie tie
• r be folieetiede'd
to . r ag r Y rr P e o i i g n h t t o o n r t p h au e L p a g lr . e: p
1 . , 1 y
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• Agent, Water etreef. Pittlbuigk.. .
••
- • AGENTS': ' ',' '"" • '
• • Cue' & Co., Beaver. '' -• • • :: •
R. W. Ronta.nongar,• New Casile:'";': '' . .• ," • •
Taotrraitis & Mrreasieturt Pulaike • ' - • • • •
SENNITI AVARREN & CO; InilldlePE#...
ltltimon lieu, Sherron. t'• • ' • •
,'• ', •.-
JOSICPII hiceurac,Shoosburgit: . ' '• • • •
S. H. &. G., Lowirr,'Clarhsvillel ... '• . ' ' .
Kum 4 bleFesursn,illig Bend: ''• '' ' •- • •
• S. C. PL17111131, %Vest Greenville. • •
J. &T. Rthewriuce.„Adantiv . llli.:. -. • • '' '' ' .
W. H. HINEAY, Rartelowe: -•".
....._.' •• • • • • ' '' •,•,' • -
W. Wenswoezn A p4l.,...Sheiritetitiplestlit: "4'4'
••
%Vii. Fo,wee, Conneentville. : '" . •
••••L••-•—, Silting 'Corner. " . • .• • .
W. C: waaamp; Albion'. .. ' •• • •
—• • •---- .'Crailtii6Ste: • .
• : , Ww. Ttike,Lockport.'
, E:Fres;•Girsil.• '. '• •" • ... . ..
. • A s .'Ettig; end' B. tiachttoson & • Co.; Elie.
.. • The following Agents Ili' Eiie will iebeive and .fbr
• %raid' Preight •to an) , Pori • on • the Lakes; shipped by •
ibis
ll M. Line' V Gallagher, . ' , John Hearv,! '
C. W. aaversuck .4. co:, . 'Josiah Rao: :.• • :.: •
eteoe& tooralt, " • • ' Walker' & • .14' • . • elll
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For the Thinsportation of Freight to and from
PITTSC URGII , PIiILADELPiIIAiBALTBIORE,NEW
.* YORK:BOSTON, Ete,
• • . • BORB/DGE - CASH, Philadelphia.
TAAFFE 4- acoiv/voit, Pittsburgh.
;rll - 111.3 old cstablishedLine being now in full operation,
, the yroprietonshavernadeextensive arrangementsto
forward Goods .and Produce with despatch, and on .the
Most favorable terms.• They confidenUy. hope, their well
awn prompaneis in delivering .gitods—.pecttlror safety
in mode of. carrying—capacious warebintses at each port,
affording accommodations to shipptrosand owners of
produce,—together with their Icing , experience and mare
minidg attention to basineas e will sccore to them a con
linitance of that liberal patronage they hereby g - ratefully
acknowledge:. .
All consignments by and for this line teceived,charge-s•
paid, and forvearded in any required dizectidns• free of
charge for commission, advancing or storage. ' • •
No interest, directly or indirectly, in steamboats.
•Au communications promptly attended to on applies-.
don to the following agents':
•
• Merchants Transpotrtattlos Lased
VIA CANALS AND RAILROADS FOR PEILADEL-
PflIA AND BALTIMORE.
GOODS consigned u tor care will be forwarded with
oat delay, and att e lowest current rates. . •
C•. A. ItPANULTY & CO., * ..
Canal Juin, Penn street, Pittatt i Va
ME SEILLES & REYNO •
272 and 3t , Market street, Philadelphm •
RASE, MERRILL & CO.,
lees South's wharf. Baltimore.
more la &Fast ss ay Liao.
athdall. 1848.
u l.LTSlV t li tar thetrufsonr
transportation
.
Etweenitsiricisieohastowl
daysbUrgh, Waterstreet and Petcaburgh..
This Lute was formed for the special accommodation of
the may burinas. The proprietors, thankful for the very
liberal.patronage they have received during the last two
years, respectfully• inform their old customers and the
public generally; that they are now better prepared to
deliver goods at any point on the Canals or Railrotuls
with promptness and despatch. .
TEOPRISTOES.
JAS. A. LORE. GEORGE TRINDLE,
JOHN AMBER & CO.
Aowirs— C. A. l'irAyrurs & Co., Pittsburgh;
Joss Mtus; Hollidaysburg;
PICIVFOIMI & WOODS. JOhIISIOWI2. ,
& Sinclair - , J. &J. hPDecitt;G. &J.
H. ShoettLercer; R. Robison & Co.; R. Moore ; Bagoley &
Smith; John.tarker , Lehmer& Co.; G. P. Stroenber.
ger, Pittsburgh. je29
LerellAnts' Tikansportatton Line,
.. 11"". •
to : r f
d r iPe p r a ta n ti d ° . l7a c liror r o di . G l oo dig a n s a co ud nSgo nxi eg e
t:
our care will Le forwarded without delay, at the lowest
• rakes. Bilis of Lading transtattted, and all instructions
promptly attended to, tree from any extra charge fOr stop
age or commission. .
C. A. WANULTV Zr. Co., Proprietors,
mall - Critlaiaafiin,Liberry st., Pittsburgh.
(Gazente.only. conv.l
Western New Voris Colletie of Health.
207 MAts STREET. i3lliDA44, N. V.
DR. G. C VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LITHONTRIP
TIC MIXTURE.
HIS celebrated remedy is console increasing its
T
fame by the making all over the world. It has now
become the only medicine for family use, and is parties•
laity recommended for Dropsy all stagei of this coma
'plaint immediate i lf relieved. no matter of how long stand
tut:rat:eel°, p am phlet
pl all dietoseu testimony.)
on ke l urinary organs; for
these distressing complaints it ' , Linde alone ; no other ar
ticle can relieve you and the cures testified to will coo-'
vijiceihe most skeptical;—isee. pamphlet.) Liver Corn.
Plaint, MMus Diseases, Feverand Ague. To the Great
IVest especially, and wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine is offered. No mineralagent, cm delete nous
compound is a part of this mixture: at cure, these diseas
es with certaiuty and celerity, and does not leave the sys
tem torpid. (See pamphlet.) Pileaacomplaint of a most
painful character, is immediately relieved, and a cure fob
lowa by a few day* use of this article. It is. far beyond
any other preparation for,ilais disease, or for any other
disease onginating from impure blood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the ' System , Weak' Hack, NN'etiltness of the
Kidneys, &c., or:ludeunation of the same, is, immediatel . r.
relieved bra few Jaya use of this medicine, and a care IP
always the result of its use. • if stands as a certain reme
dy for such complaints, and alto for derangements of the
female frame, Irregularities, Suppressions, painful men
struations. No [uncle has ever been offered, except this.
which woald touch this kind of derangement': It may be
Jelled upon ea a sure and effective remedy; and, did we
feel permitted to do so, could give a thattiabd names as
proof of cures in this din' easing class of complaluta.—
See pamphlet. All broken' down,'debilitated
dons, from the effect of Mercury. will find the bracing
power of this article to ant immediately, and the poison
ous mineralemdicated from the, system. •
Eruptive Direases will find the alterative properties of
this article PURITY TEL BLOOD, and drive each diseases from
the system. See pamphlet fir testimony of cures In all
diseases, which the• limits of as advertisement will not
permit to be named here- Agents give them away; they.
voinain pages of certificates of high character; and a
stronger arruy of proof of the virtues of a medicine, nevi
ec It appeared. is one of We peculiar features of this at.
Brie, that it never fails to benefit Malty case, and if bone
:.,atid muscle are left to build upon, let. the emaciated pod
„lingering invalid uoez os, and keep taking the medicine
its lo ng as there is an improvement.- The proprietor would
caution the. public against a uumber of-articles which
came out under the heads Of SAtasreattt Aa , Smuts, &0.,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, &c. They are good for nab
in, and concocted to gull.the unwary •: "TOUCH TI MM nor..
Their inventors never thought of euring.such diseasestill
this article had done it. A particular study of the parnpk,
kre is earnestly solieUed. Agents, and sill who sell the ar
ticle, are glad to circulate gratuitously. 'Put tip-in 20 ez..
bottles, at 52; 12 or. do.!atlllyach—the larger holding 61
or ? more than the two small bottles. 'Look out and not
get imposed upon. Every bottle has ' , Vaughn's Vegeta
linhontopuc Mixture ,T 1 blown upon the glass, the
written signature of .0. C. Vadghn" on the directions,
and 11 0: C. Vaughn Buffalo," stamped °nth° cork. None
other are genuine.
Prepared by'Dr. O. C. Vaughn, and sold at the Princi
pal Office, 207. Main street . , Bu ff alo, wholesale and retail.
No attention given to letteneunless post•paiti..--t;,rifer
from regularly authorised Agents eouvud. ' Post-paid let
ters, or verbal cOmmunicauons solicitingadvice, prompt
ly Intended to gratis. • ' • • •
Officee devoted exclusively to the sale of this article
: 132 Nassau et., N. V.; 21)5 Eimer st., Salem, Mass.; and
by, the principal Druggists throughout the Crated States
and Canada, as Agents.
HAYS & BROCKWAY Agents [
No. 2. Libeny at, near Canal Basin.
! • Wholesale and Kasen.. • -
9A,LIDLE, HAIINESSAND TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
1) °BERT' H. HARTLEY, begs leave to in- • •
11, form his friends and the. public generally, .
/WI he continues to occupy that large and com
medions Store Room, fonnerlyoceepted by Samuel n
esunk & Co., No. 80, corner of Diamond alley and Wood
street, where he keeps a large and general assortment - of
Saddles; Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Baga; - Sisddle
Bags, Valises, Buffalo Robes, Whips, hnd all other arti•
elms in his line. - • ---
Ho altio keeps constantly on hand, and Is prepared to
tarnish to order, all kindlier Riveted Hose, manufactured
of kh.p. hest material, and in a style of workmanship equal
to the eastern manufactured article, and at 00 per cent.
Country .21ferthents , and Farmers would do well to cull •
and examine his stock before onrchasing elsewhere; as '
he is determined to sell Ent rate articles at very low
prices. . •
0:7 Don't forget the place, No. fif,, comer of Wood
.treet and. Diamond Alley. itrifie
rINEO,II3B.DIE.S, (11140, &a..—su scut ope 4 Lug.
non Brandy, "Jae Hennessy,. .
2 hi. pip es Cognac Brandy, 'l5, " Otard, Dopey & Co. ,
.• $l4 " " PinetiCa.stillon it Co."
12 octaves Rochelle " •" A. Seignette."
' 4 pipes Holland Gin
6 q r. casks sup. Palo $ herry.Wine,l'butf Gordon & Co..
4( ti ILBeigh,deril•
1" " " Madeira' ."
/0 " " "L. P. Teneriffe " "Carpenter;" • .
40 " " " Oporto " ' " vuridas index
Lutbon :
.10 hhds., 20 halfdd., and 20 . 0b15; Haut Sauterne Wine;
." • Bonleatax Claret, "Itloinferand;
16 - hfateetllea " "Bergess ; . •:. • .
. 16 haskits Champagne Wine, "Heidsefek ;" „ •
16 •" . • "PA:blunter& CO," ..
10 ." " • A< Isigueron9k,Sons ..
...SO cocoa •Claret,•of various grades, Imported irlAsfullett;
10 Bordeirez Olive OR, crop 1848, "Luraude '
r . 6 It SI ..“ 41 ,!
g 9 • Latoufg”:
• '.‘ • Just received aiid
fbr sale ( sepal) MILLER & RICKETt3ON.
;. ;-
L. .., + .., ~.
• - -•• • "
T7ri
BORDIDGE & CASH,
278 ..Mazketatrnet,Phibidellthin.
. .TA.AFF7E A, O'CONNOR;
'Ciulalßasin..Pinsburgh.
O'CONNOR t, S & CO.,
. Ninth stre Haliimore.
WILLIAhI,B. e
WILSON,
68, Cedar swam, New York.
ME
E ti. -
Ktit Ne i..• 4 vir Cinzimper e;eilm4ign & ;
. l lint., L slnririrnr,Extatiatti'a Co.,
St ' all st.,New-Vorh,..i ; .,,,l. l i i,v*ivol„England..
_„„..... Easiiccract.talitfortn their.friends and the
- • ,:; r' r..i00 bliWticit they hare conimeneed the Gais4
: - r • . 4„..s,,ipping.and. Commission: - Businers to,
. • ,i ,i.. il• , gether.with The General "parrenger.Bariners,
1
•3 - -. grantingcertificates of passage from,Londott,
Old'off „Liverpool, Dublin, Belfast, or any port of the
rY 10:New York, Boston.and Philadelphia, an
the ~ ost reasonable. terms.. • . ~, ~, , • ••
Dials and Bills of Exchange,trom,El to any amount
on the Royal Bank of.lrcland .and its brunches, and ,on
T e days of.sailing of,the Regular line of Liierpooi
Pac et/tins-fixed .upon.isol.the Ist, 6th, 11th, 16th, slatand th of ; overynotith.. - • ••• .- •'• +- - '•- -•"'
T ese Ships are all of the largest class , and, are com,
i i
ma ed ; by. men, of •chisructer and experience :: • iThe.
Cab n accommodations are. all quit .can he desired ie.
pelmet. sPlendor.and convenience.. They.nra furnished,
witev , exydescription of stores of. the beat kixid. . Punc,
tual tyM
.-the. days of-sailing.willibe strictly adhered to.
I
P oket Shipsßoscius,.Siddons,. Sheridan and‘Garrick,
are' easels of the largest class; and, those desit'ous,to
bri out their friends, cannoteelectAner Orsafer.Ships,
Pa s can be secured at the lowest rates.
swb • .
N Orleans Line of . Packots sail we ehly..: rOp, p ass .
age
t ag
r freight, apply as above. jsE o pi 8
rt i o ~
JOSEPH
NowD ,
FiNi
o , r
~.., . • EDMUND SNOWDEN,
d
de I i.] Corner tlth an Smithscldsts., Pittsburg
i
H -
4 iirrkileli di, co,ia
• ....1 .
• IP 1
. .
A 11-it;AWII. .ir. .DI In N-T.SI:-
1 ,
IllriHereafter, all Steerage Passengers canting: from
Eusope; engage: din America to come over, in either of
thoadvaer.Hsparnesi & Co., will be furnished with the
follbstring Provisions, or their eqnivalent,in other articles
lal rony good .—Ses Act qf Congras,..Afey 17, 18418. -
IS PLAN will preventatckness milmard. Hereto-.
fore, when Passengers found themselves in Previa
io , many , of them came on chard entirely destitute,
li
which often caused much sickness and death..
36 the. Bread, , All of good quell
: death.-
1 30
Rice, ty, and one-tenth
10 " Oatmeal, , •- of the Provisions
10 " . Flour, - - '
110 " Beans and - Peas, , lvered to flanished will
e be
ach
35 " 'Potatelei,: - . ' •
' - P a ssenger . every
1 pint of Vintizat, weeki with -a suf
-' .60 gallants of Water, ficient supply of
Dms, Salted Pork; free from bone.) Feet for cooking.
ach Ship in thin Line will be properly ventilated, and
a. ood house over the passage-way leading to the Pas
se ggers'ap artment. : The Camboose and Cooking-ranges,
forthe use of Passengerts, are kept Under' cover. Every
title Mimi' will be'Paid to promote theirbealth and comfort.
Agent `t Pittsburgh ) - ' JOSHUA - ROBINSON,
',.....1. 36 7 ' ..,___,__' ": . ' ' - Fifth st., near Wood.
Tiospottia Glaziers ../ZmigrattolsOnioe.• •
.:- RtMITTANCES arid Passage to and
from a rinil3ritain and Ireland,.4 W.
".:
fit J..T. TaPscott, 75. South st., corner
of Maiden Lane, N.Y., and 96 %Valer
ie Rood, Liverpool.
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
'abbve House, are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal terms with those desirous of paying
the passage of their friendi from the Old Country; and
they flatter themselves theirchuracter and-long standing
.inlbusiness will give ample assurante that all their ar
rangements will be curried out faithfully.
hlesark.- W.'& J..2`. Tapseott are long and favorably
known for the superior class, acctmtmodation, and sailing
qualities oftheir Packet Ship.. • The QUEEN OF TliE
WEST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK, HOTTINGUER,
ROSCIUS, lirvEßPoor., add SIDDONS. two of which
leave' each port monthly—from New York the 21st and .
26th, and from. Liverpool theft and 11th; in addition to
which they have arrangements with the St. George and
Dition•Lines of Liverpool Packets, to insure a departure
. from Liverpool every five days, being thui determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with their increasing
patronage: while Mr. %V. Tapscott's constant personal
superintendence of the business in Liverpool is an addi
Manalsecurity that the comfort and accommodation of '
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers. Being, - as usual, extensively engaged
in_ .the . Transpditation Business between Pittsburgh and ,
the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge of
and forward passengers inurtedMtely on their landing,
without a chance - et disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contrast for passage from any sea--
pert in Great:Britaili or Ireland to this city, the nature of
the business they are engaged In giving them facilities.
for carrying - .passengenr so far inlantruot otherwise ati.
tamable; and will, if necessary, forward passengers fur
thertWest by the best mode of conveyance, without any
additiofial charges for their trouble.. NiThere persons
sent for decline coming out, the amount paid for passage
will be refunded in full.
M E M 2
REMITT'ANCE..4.
The sabsclibeis are also prepared to give drafts at
sight foennyansount. payable =the principal cities and
towns in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales; thus af
fording. a safe and ezpeditious mode,of remitting funds.
to those eountries i .which persons requiring such facili
ties will find it ta.their interest to avail themselves of.
Application (if by letter, post-paid) will be promptly at
tended to. TAAFFE & O'CONNOR.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
map274&w-ly Philadelphia.
Roche, Brothers, do Co:
fict.roa sr., Nrw Yeas; Ears( (ICA'',
DEDLINI SCOTLAND ROAD: LIVERPOOL.
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Penn Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh.
Arrangements for itt4B.
BROS. & CO., sole Agents for the BLACK
BALL , LINL,' of Liverpool and New York Packets,
take The liberty 'of tuntornming to their old friends and
castorithns, that theiffirrangements for the year 1.548 being
complete, they are prepared to bring oat passengers, by
the above splendid Line, from Liverpool to New ork
and Philadelphia.' They refer to their former (mune of
doing business, and assure those who entrust them with
their oedens, that the mune' satisfaction will tat rendered.
as heretofore.
IaItIIiTTANCES TO
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES
Drafts fur sale, payable t z on demand, at any Dank in
Ireland.
The, izadersigned has maid, arr angemants to bring out
passengers to Pittsburgh, doling the present year; .
.febs-tmdaw*, . • ~ EILAKEIN,
Passage To and Orem—
tit&
GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND.
GEORIIII Brrertati h. Sov, No. 124 Waterloo Road, Li
vespool._
Crttarastir. Rtrranu, No. 52 Soulh at, N. Y.
- rIPHE Subscribers, having accepted the Agency_ at this
city &the above well known and respectable Houses,
are prepared tomake engagements for passengers to come
out from any part of Great Britain or Ireland. by t h e re
gular Line of Packet Ships, sailing from Liverpool week
ly. Perms engaging widths may rest assured that their
friends will meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool, as well as every attention necessary
on their arrival iti this country. • Apply to or address
•
SAMUEL SPCL URKAN 2c CO., -
' 142 Liberty at ., Pittsburgh..
N. 8,---Passtiges * engaged here front Liverpool to Pitts
burgh direct, and drafts tor any amount forwarded, pay
able at tight, thrbughotitthe'United Kingdom. jrat.ly
41LitPASSILKGE2 AMP. ExarrrrAtscs
0111.pe.
trARNDEN . CO. continue Co bring,out persons from
1.1.
ally part of England, Ireland,
.Scolland or Wales,
upon the most liberal terms. with their usual punctuality,
and attention to the wants of emigrants. Nl,'e 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
mg, and despatch therti without any detention by the first
ships. We say this fearlessly, as.we defy any of our
passengers to show that .they. were 'detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool, whilst thousands of others were
detained months until they could- be sent in some old
my% - at a cheap rate, which, too frequentlyproved their
Collins. . .
'We Intend to perform our contracta honorably, cost
what it may, and.nof net an was the case last season with
other races, 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, Scotland and Wales.
. • ItERITTANCE. ~',e i •
,rpiEsubnii ber.• are priparid to forward money to all
• L parts9f Eogland, Ireland, Scotland'and Wales, with
despatch, and la the lowest rates. •
SAMUEL IirCLISRKEN CO., k
febl2 ' 142 Liberty street.
RE!►DE W ASSIN GT ON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
1311 E Partnership heretofore existing between JOEst
D. MAHON and READE WASHINGTON, has been
'dissolved by =anal consent.
The subscriber may be.courid at his offlice, on Fourth
'street, between Smithueld and Grant sta., Pittsburgh, at
all times when not engaged in Court.
deci.s-3m .11,S ADE WASHINGTON.
Eagle Saloon and Restaurant,
. . No, 66 63, 'atuf 61 IVood street
Alik . . .
• .
The subscriber wonld.respectfully inform
hie *loads and the public generally, that
he-has had the above well known establish
mem tined up in a.vory superior style, and is now pre
pared with every "requisite, to serveup all the delica
cies the season ,atfords.
PYSTEBS. stewed, fried, roasted, or in the shell i to
gether with hot coffee, tea, chocolate, beef steaks, mut'
ton chops, venison and game, at short notice, and at all
seasonable hours, in a style that cannot be surpassed in
- Pittsburgh.
XX ALB of, the beat brands. Imported &Tors in eve
ry variety.'
Ile would also beg leave to state, that he is prepared'
to furnish DINNER PARTIES of any number, in a su
perior manlier ; SUP PERS fofßalls,Societies or private
Parties.
DT — I . 'arvitra Roa 'nu always in readiness-
Newipapers will be kept on file front all quarters.
deels JOHN T. DONNLLEY
TO THE ENTEB.PRISING.—A rare chance is now.
presented for the 'safe investment in a business en
tirely new ;.one tulsiptecl to the man of limited; as well
as to the Man of 'exFensiVe resources; yielding a profit
from capitalanil enterprise 'beyond any operation of the
day. It is the complete mOnbpoly of a staple article, ab
solutely necessary and - essieintal to every family, as well
as indispensable to the mechanic, artlzan and profes
sional man. - To capitalists, an.oppornmity. otters itself
for a lucrative employment of either large orainall sums.
bringing immediate and highly satisfactory returns.—:
Those tresiroin-of embarking in a pleasant,gerrteel bus'.
ness, are invited, with. others, to call at the office of, the
undersigned,-examine the. article, and forth their own
judgment, from the Inc is presented.
Braidings; St. Clair street, next door
o Esquire - lobes' office
lleefinf.
.7rrio COACH MAKElRtt,ellto undersigned has oa hand
'mud will selloo' elan the lot, at greatly reduc ed rates allwool ttrab . Cloth, all wool and:union 'Damask
andEirlians,Buckrame,Are. IL D. THOMPSON,
dec6 ikOrtiarketst.oltme doors from Liberty.
• -.,. • • ; , •
,-znrw pasmoiemi
HAMMEN & CO.'S
JOSHUA,ROBINSON,
European and General Agent,
Fifth street, one door below Wood et
A Card
COLVER & MA'MtS
=MEE
f ~
~ ~'
, Vise analllW-Ixto In,stxtranco, - •
frßß,Lniurilitce Compaby OfilsiorthAinefica L of Plula 7
Ref phisi Mrouglilfs-duly anilforiteit Agenti the sub-'
scriber, - offers-to IttakepCnilabeht arid linitted , lntiamitee
on propertg,in this'city told its vicinitg, and orfshipaterds
by : the etioal and itsbrit.'' •'' • _
DIRECTORS
Aithut G.:Coffin, Prish: Samuel Brooks,
2,..Renry; -. •• - Charles Taylor":
8 muel W. .P ones , ••, •- Samuel W. Siattlf;"
, Ambrose White,- .
John A.-Brown, , Jacob - M. Thomas,
John 'White., - • • John.R. Neff.
Thomas P. Cope, • . Riohard D. \Vocal,
I r tc hl o i lde ' st Insurance'' li C e o l Vop . a D ity S ,ln erra th r e d 'B S n e rted
Statbs, having been chartered in 1704. lis'Oliarter is per
pentad, and from its-high itanOng, - 41bnr experience, ash,.
ple tnettncantl mo?iding-all risks of , an extra hazardoraf
chataptdr, it may . he cons defied rOlbripg• ample secari
ty thd • ptiblic. • 'WILLIAM P.' JONES.'
At Counting Room of Atwood ; Jones et, Co.; Wabrr and
Frobt sts4 Pittsburgh •• may4y
The Fr,
.assklla Fire Insurance COrapillity.l
OP vartdomeau.. • • • {
,
CRARTER PERI'ETUAL.—S4OO,OOO paid in office
;163it Chestnut sit., north side, near Fifth: Take laid.
mute, either pertnannt-orlimited; against loss or dates.
agebr fire, on •property-and effects'of every description;
in tovrti,or country, on the, most reasonable ' terms'. AP.'
pliqatiati, made either personally , or by letters, will be,
promptly attended to. - N. BA.NPSE,R,
C. G. BANCKEit, Secretary--
• , DIRECTORS:
Charles N. illanCker, , Jacob R. Stilftli' ' '• .=
Thomas Hart, ' George W. Richards,
Thomas .1. Whaitori,'.. Mordecai D:.l-.ewie,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphi Borie,, •
Samuel Grant/ David S. Brown:
'PITTSBURGH AGENCY.
N. 117—Office of the Agencron tbo NOrth7East-marner
of Thirriand Wood streets, Pittsburgh. , ' '•,
Fire risks taken on buildings and their contents in
Pittsburgh; Allegheny and the surrounding country. No
maiine of inland navigation risk's taken.' autl4-1 Y
• -
AGENct," oto THE , FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF pHILADELPIA.N. E.-corner of
Third and Wood streets. Pittsburgh.—The -
hunts tit' the ,
company on the first Of January,
.1845, as published itt
conformity Jvith an act of the Pennsylvania Legialature,
Bonds andMorttages• 8600,614 93.
Real Estate, at cost • —.• ••• .. • ''''''''' ." . 7/°°,96.7 .' 77.
Tempoiary Loansi Stacks and Cash _207,499.79
, . .
.
Baking. alotal•of. .. , . ,
' £i202,023 42
Affording , certain assuranCe that all losses..will.be
promptly met , and giving entire security `,lceall who ob
tain policies from this Company.. Risks:Wien at as Ititiy,
rates as are consistent ivith security. _ ,•.' ' ''' '''
' ''. -
4, c2 3 • • -- , • - :WARRICK MARTIN, Agent. ' •
H. GALLAGHER. • B. .7,1r. STILLER
GALLAGHER, LONG fi/Ablign4
No. 109 Front et.. between Wood and kmitkfield esteem,
NlA . l i s ZF e A . CLU n fiaß r lokß rn el p li! oLa u ll n i i z r ektt i l i b le E m td .,
Oral Water Pumps, fittings of all kinds fortiss,..iTater,
Stearn. Brass Castings for Machinery and'anti.ann—:
ton metal (or same. Purticiilar attention paid in Gas .
Fixtures, and a well assorted stock of Plain and Orna.,'
mental ientlants, Burners, Chandeliers, &c., eon.
'stantlY on hand. ' 00t8"
AILM• A ILELSTRONG.
SAMUEL CEO'
ARMSTRONG & CROZER. Cam:mission law/mots,
No. 22 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa...witiTattedid.
promptly to the sale of every description of Western:
Product, and other articles entrusted:to their care.
Ramiro—Hanna, Hussey fc.00., Pittsburgh
Graham & Co., New Lisbon. ;0.; Merchants generallyi'
0.; Rhodes & Oglehy, Bridge - Por.,
Richardson & Bro., CiocinnatiP.J. FrHoward,Lotusitle, ,
GAlle de. Dorwort, St. Mria; Steuben.
vle. deciy'
LAW SC DOL.
TSubscriber will recite nt hiS office / young' . Geh
-1 ilemen desiritni lo read law: He will superintend
and direct their studteS, and by constant supervision.and
strict weekly examination. prepare them for admiudon.
to the Bar. READE WASHINGTON,
The Subscribers have been in habit cranny profession;
ul intercourse with Retitle WllAhington,F.E.q.,.for malty
years. and feel great pleasure in attesting the aceuracy,
of his legal information, and his eminept capacity for the
undertaking let forthin his advertisement.
They earnestly recommend to young Gentlemen who
wish to acquire a corapetent khowledge of,thc legal tro.
cession, to avail them.selves of the advantages which his
.proposed LAW School will afforttthem.
Charles Shaier.
A. Burke, Thos. Williams,,
hreandle , ,s, 'C. Darragh, .
Robert Wtiods, James 'Dunlop ,
C. 0. Loomis Wan. B. ArClure,
J D. Mahon. A. W-. Loomis.
deels-nru,
Great — B
....;arsa._ ...orator, .
teIIITIIFIELD AND aritzers. riTrsisteciii, PA.;
-4- I. the most popularof all BOOT and SHOE EST
t. tablishments to the Weal. This place has gained
", its reputation by Its - proprietor keeping the very,
• best Lioota and Shoes. winch are- made eXpietily.
to order loutish , . market, and he is not satisfied only-hTS
keeping the best assorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES
in the „Western. country, hut be is enabled and deter-
Muted to sell his GOODS-lower than any outer house .
possibly , Can. he cares sot whet "facilities they. beast Of
having for oirering,c,reat inducements to thegablig, It
in impossible to set Ibilh alishe advantages and faciliatsr
in an advertisement, that the Great. Bargain Corner has
over others, which enables its proprietor to sell BOots
and Shoes of the very best qualities and stylea at kepi 40
to 25 per, cent, 'Giver than guy other slore'in the city.
The way to test the Menet:hi focal) whointend'anrchas
ing BOOTS and SHOES; to call at . BATES' GREAT
BARGAIN CORNER. examine the stock and pricea; and
rill will be satisfied thatthe Great Bargain Corner, Sinith
field and Fifth. sapeu, is the place for the public, one Mid
all, to get good Soots and Shoes cheap, threasb.. . .
dee9
7 ciient; 'aria ern Saddle,
HARNESS, TRUNK AN WHIP .MANUPACTORy.
THE subscriber taken tinn method of inforthing hui
I friends and. the public la gettergl,. that he hag the
'largest stock of .I.lto following named ankles, of Ifis own
rhauttfriettnT, in this city—Stiddien, Harness., Trunks and.
Whips all of which he will NTarratit to be made of the
.best material, and by the hest mechanics in Allegheny
county. Being determined to sell his manufactures
something lower,than bus been hereto Gare Sold in the city,
he rould invite personsin need of the , iibtce nnerled'att.
ticles,to his, Warehouse, 'No'. Liberky. street, °prick.'
cite Soventh: Al?o,haridn a:lade to order foroachinery„
Chickerings's New Circular Sea.le Platros.
EIGHT NEW PIANO-SORTES. from
the celebrated manufactory of Clacker
i• lug, Boston; with the new impToced cir
cular senledust received and now open.
For pale at at Mr. Chickaristg's Factory pricer,
• JOHN H. MELLOR,
No. SI Wood street, PittNburgb gale Agent for Chicker
inte. grand and square Pianos, forMesuernPettna., ocW
•
0 FINSTON 'lc - STOCKTO2'i have just 'Teel ve &the
1
following new works:
• History of Congress,. Biographical and Political, com
prising a history of internal improvements, (Rivers, Har
bors, &c,) from the foraintiou of the Government to the
pie c e" lit"; embracing, else, historical notices of va
rious political events of Ocean Stearn Navigation; ht
the Tea 'and Coffee lei: together biographies, par:
sonal histories, dec., by Henry G. Wheeler, illustrated by
steel portraits, and fac simile autographs. .' • ,-,
History of Charles I, of England; by,„„laeob Abbott,
with engravings.
The Romance of Yachting; Voyage the First, by Jos.
C. Hart.
A new novel ; Mary Barton : a tale of Blanchesterlife.
The Moral, Social and Professional duties of Attorneys
and Solicitors; w
by Bombe' Wetted, Esq.; F.D. S. of the
nner telople, Barrister at La. ' " deeS
.Iron Cit y
Iron City Cracker and Bread Bakery:
, SHEP.HA RD .
WOULD respectfully inform; friends and the pub
lic generally, that he has adde4lo his other busi
ness, the manufacturing, of Crackers _ pf every variety.--
Hama purchased one sn - W. R., - Pieviols Cracker and,
Pilot BreatA machines, he is prepared to fill tilt orders for
craokers:or pilot bread at the Rhorkeg notice and hopes
by a strict attention to busincssi to share a portion of the
public patronage. The public is respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves.
BAKERY, No.lo Commercial Row, Liberty st. oppo
site Smithfield.
. -
, .
N S. Saperior family Bread, rye and dyspepeitt Bread,
arge.and small rolls, fresh every morning can be had al
he store, or my wagon, or at my stand in the market.
Cakes and Confectionary on hand and made •to order.
r. • ,:. J. SUEPRAIUJ.
No 10 Commercial Row, Liberty st,
'SIt Is the best Cough Medicine I ever Saw.lP
REAi the
f rho sulerPt"Y tar gntaa , of Dr: iPtZ
from a respects e czt-,
izen, who has tried it:
PrrnsaMitur, Dec. 15, 1841.
MtiSRE. NATO & 13nociwav:—Atter laboring for several
weeks under the disadvantages of a harassing'Cough and
, most distressing cold, which had, thus far, resisted the ef
fects of several of the "infallible's.
,e I was induced topur
chase a bottle of your Oriental Clough Mixture, and give
it a fair trial. To my great surprise; - ater using only one
half of the bottle I found myself entirely well. "DU rho
best medicine lee& sato.”
True copy. ' JOHN HINDS.
Sold by HAYS & BROCKWAY, Dmggists, Commer
cial Row, Liberty street; near ' • • inns
WiATV bAGUERHEISTYPE ROOMS, Burke's Build
ngs, Fourth street—Horton & Attraoirv, D'aguerivo
typists from the Easteni citiett,'Wotild call the attention - of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the 'neighboring towns;
to their Daguerreotype of 'citizens' and others, at rooms in
the third story of BuTlce , a building, 4th `at.
Persons wishing pictures taken. mayy met assured that
no pains shall be spared to produce 'Meth in the highest
perfection of the art. Oar instruments are of the InostPOw
erful kind, enabling us to eXectite pictures drpaseed
for high finish and truthfulness to nature: T h e p atio are
solicited to call and examine.. ,g , ,
Personseitting for pictures, are neither relairred or ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction ;.sgiven. -
N. B. Operators will find this a
. good . depot for stock
and chemicals.
itrlnstructions giveii in the art, containing the more.
recent Improvements. - - • ' •
Oyster Agency.'
CILYSTERS CHEAPER THAN'THE,CHEAPEST.—
Ai' 'Received this day, direct froth Baltintore, by Ex:
press, Pine Fresh - Oysters, which I will delllow, at my ,
.store, in the Diamond; also at Wm. Kianier's;eorner of
Second and Smithfield streets, and Rcorner
of Fiflh and Market alley. '
I will receive them daily at the above places. - All
Oysters warranted ; money returired, if nofgood. '
nov2s -DRAVO'
.New nl i nin en", Silks, Velvets, ace. - . 1
J
...S6i) UST received. from New :York'. a choke selec
tion of elegant rich Satins,..Silks, Whiter Ribbcinti,`
French Rowers, Plumes, &c. • A handsome as
sortment of Winter Bonnets, floods, Cones, , Cardinals,
V ise t ts. &c., cm hand and made to order in the latest style,
at the shortest notice. MRS: DUFF,
dec6 No. 10 St. Clair st.lWest side.)
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.---Mre:S. Dana
ny Fourth street, near Wood, would intorm the Ladies
Pittsburgh nod vioinity,lhat she will open . on
Tuesday, the 24thinst.;an extensive assortment of g a l
ami Winter Millinery , - ec.120
CHANGEABLE SILK VISITSOron Criammlas Palm
..ktrus,—W.H..lHurphy has on hand trfew VerY:band'•
some changeable Silk Vis its, very striiablefor.Chnstma s
•presents, which he is selling at reduced prices. Also,
handsome Dress Silks, Satin, superfine new style linen
cambric Hdkis., decZ3
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T . lIVELCOMPLAINT, JA,UNDICE. DYSPEPSIA,
.1...4 forotts DEBILITY;ZILSE'AqEOF THE KID-
- N lf.Ssf - ASTIIIIA. and .tilhaffectlizns'arising from
erangement or r disease - in - the Bilinry; Digee- 1 • '
I tive,-. Ta sculari.ReSpiratoryi,and - ..Nervous ; .-`
r
Systems, such, as- consupationi.iaward
: • ! P iles, heartbum,ossolappetite,ceall le
ed tongue, acidity.of the atom--
l nch, swimming of the head,
i fullness or weightin the '. , -•
~ r stomach, dimnessof,i - , • 4
~ ! vision palpita. .“ .. .. '
tiara of - the- ,_ .. .. .
.Choking or suffocating sensati4 deprek,ion of spirits
,. suisiden , dMilies of , heat, pain in .
-the :aide or back, '
Weakness of the limbs,. cold - feet, constant im-- . -
! aginings of evil, fever and ,dullpain in the
I head, pain and .difficulty of. breathing • ''
I .when lying,upon the side,.frightfal .
, • ' - d reams,souremetationi,yellow. . ..
ne ssei4ei!kln'an
deY 4.' s '
.
decencyof.perspirattinn, &c, &e. can be
, , ettecally , --. :
ummdliyiDOCTOf'lOOFUND' - :--
'.,•.' ( .
si i CELEBRATED;GER.MAN HITTERS 4. .
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Their power over the nisi:Tye di's:nisei is' not ex celle !;--•
'if Oquallerhy . , Any other, preparation in tie United
States; as the cures Millis' bitratteit, in many cases IX'
- ter ektlful,physieians had failed. ,
r... perangeMent in the lbw and stomach are sources of
e
.insanityr-ficup disorder ptobstractien,o.!cambidactjort.of
,th isyrnpittOetic and other *ryes . follovio, and the far e '.
dons of the brain ire imrhizred Sind 'deriing l edris - therves
are:the ednilectingmeditart between inind and matte? it
follO(
we , the , reciprocal aatiets that both's:must:be.
Otiose or.` corn
less, mplietyleg •. and derange# kr , ,ita c ltaneokkgdx;
dempgementthemwallalso produce diselkse •Mse.S .
.i
.
- LUPGS,:UTERUS aid KMNES. 118*e/rail die Frain:
The - thousande 'lnter Mie - With'' YELLOW 'l , ' v k..R.;;
,CHOLERA. or INFLUENZA; is owing! to' the halite.]
cense; and the maiority , of4cases of that.mostipainfol
dis p as e , PQNSUMP,T/Olsioniginatesfrom ibetianie, 'ln
fact the_stemachis, the inspertani orgakin the,..,systentr.
, o
matter: ascipon it , you depend for' the suacest anditlY the
adVantaires'to be derived trium the' isdniiitiandli6n &Wiwi '
i' - te rim I medicines::. Its inactions . 'areMPlhemlnuist, ins.
penance trc every one inmonnitutingthe-souree.and fonn.:
laitorlife,,whichtstintrition. ; No organpossespessuch
reipaikalilesynipathies, none such remarkable power in
,
modifying every part of the system.
1 The tare success in treating disease of the-liver and
stombetssittebeidally hint Mil been a Wiitteefilithelegfed
knowleitgeat tbeinfunetions i lint the .preparation .of . •a
comp:Mud Met w ooldgiet.tilmet-lhe . dil(eaell Mid44l the,
atre%4EthiteLeiia, al ai r i c t l lViriaN t bi l ire b llraY i 'I, '"I EOATITI I .,k'
• and Wilii i n virkimiiiperionneintly'desticif editiVetie*ssi - -
and:give strength and vigor to-the frame,-at no..time.de?'
bilitating, the patient, -and they are grateful to the issOM
delicate stomach underney,circurastances.. ,;
• : ' ALL CAN BE CURED;
WHO WILL USE THEM AS DIRECTED,
. 'ler Wrrenr - ,zes' . rowatt or' antercurt.); ' ' ' •
The few .months fhis , preparation.hati been beforiS she
Tublis„fins, from its infallible efficacy, elicited I.lo:eulegy
befthe,press thiongh..ihe_land, their,object being for the
benefit of suffe,ring humanity.; its succeis. has ,surpsuised .
all precddentk, and;it liTree front all alcoholic stiindlant, -
'syrup , mercury; aloes i qiilnine, acids ' arid'alLinniriotia
ingredients, and espectallyndapted . to'the diseases of the
./Irriahre c limite of. the United Siatet, Slid-the /Welt lit
: 'WEEK AND .DEL,rc i Art .cf.14tipREir,,,......
are made strong by" Ming ii-in.faet 3,lBRD:tinily medt-.
eine, and can be administered - With safety - in is." - Chnd one
year. olatthe tielicate fainale c ora manot ninety: t, • . .
The- P,hilsulelphia Deu n iperat sayst---oThib.,medmine
has an exiniindinary virtue and efficacy,and is in ,heat
-demand: We can speak "from experlerre4 "Osten has
_produced mani wonderful . .
The Di -11 Y ban 'daYa :T...." We believe if is' ode' of fhb
best modietnes of the ttgea friend hang used it in hib
own farnitywith great satisfaction inrthe Jaundice
and,'Liver,Votl,WhthlL2; - TheSptn . roftheTlleglae ei tOlesa4_: “Ds - our
good citizens, who are. invalids... A t -iota . the many, astom z
tithing cures thothave.beenpefformed
O y Or. Ilooftind'd 1
celeurait. women Bitters? If iherdoinot, yy-e recent,
mend them to„the; Gern, , Afedicine k tore. utn VS Race
street; all 'maniere arbielekwith,Liver omplarrit, 'Jelin
dice; Dyspepsia'Or •Neriois Debihtn: the Doctor has
Mired many of otir einzens,...ailer the , best physicians
had failed....W.e.have-used them. and they have proved
to be a me dieing:Ant eyery'one,should . know, oliand We
cannot refrain gieing eurteithisony in their - favor, an d
:that which Ores diem greater claim upon our humble. ef
fort, they are entirely vegetable. - ,-- ; - •
The Evening BulletinSays:The 7 Celebrated German
Bitters are an invaluable remedy for' Jaundice; Dyspep
sia, and nervous complaints." • -' . .
-.
Neaps Ginette'sayss-sgt is' not - often we notice, the
'various excallrnt medicineß advertised in our colimuse,
because we pro unwilling tiripeak except from personal
_experience', aid . a.g.* coniihintion fortunately makes
us generally - strangers to such articles. A word, hirii"-
ever, ofDr.HoellaciPs German Bitters..; This Nev CIO*
to he an eicellentaitiele fulfilling in every respect :What
is claimed fiirif by.the advertiser. • ' .
k The Daily News 'says: . ' .:' : ' .
L. "A - 'AIEDICLTS.-we speak k n owingly of Dr. Hoof.
land's celebrated German linters when we say - it - is a
:blessing of this age, and in diseases of the biliary, diges
tive and nervous systems, ithas not, we think. ;113-SQL'AI.
-it it. A VRCALTABLZPREMBATIOIt . AXD MAin wrruotrs..ll-.
couot, and - to 'all Invalids we -. would recommend 'ilea'
worthy- their. confidence..-
What stronger testimony, can a medicine have? Atthe
Depot can be seen the orniences of many of our most
respectable citizens ofeures in all the foregoing , dis.
Principal Depot, German Medicine Store; 21 , 3 RACE
Street, and for sale in Lancaster by John P. Logs-miler
risburg, by D. W. Gross; and respectaele dealers gen.
eranythreushout the country. .. .•.. .
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Etl3
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH!—The Lungs
ore in danger, the work of the destroyer has been
begun, the Cough of Consumption bath in. it a sound of
, - ..mix - Vde iiiikritin? tour 'dirii4Wfd,Yoitildor
and earthly ioy, is now p erhaps confined to her chamber
by a dangerous cold-her pale clears, her thin shrankett
fingers, tell the hold disenite - has already gained upon her
—the sound' of her sepulchral cough pierces your
rurno,/liallorhettlast about to enter life, disease sheds
n heart crushing blight over the fair prospects of the flu;
nire—your hectic cough and feeble limbs • tell of ycruir .
loss of hope, but you need. not. despair_ There lea balm
which will. heal the wounded lungs; it is • • • '
-Skte:Xinstatta All Healing Balsam.
Mrs. Arritua; the •wife of Wm. H. Attree, Em. was
siven up by Dr. Sewall of Washington.' Dra. Roc and
McClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and Dr. Mott of New
York. Her friends all thought she most die. She had
'every appearance of being m consumption, and was so
pronounced by her physicians--Shennan's Balsam was
given and it cured her. •
Mrs. GARRADRAIPTZ. Of Bull's Fern% WAS also cored of
consumption by this,Balsam when all other remedies
failed to give relief—she was reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentist, 231 Broadway, has witnessed its
effects in several cases where no other medecine afford
ed relief—tint the Balsam operated like a charm: Dr. C:
also witnesred its wonderful effects in curing Asthera,
which it ver fails of doing. Sittin Blood - alarimng
as it ma ne y be, is effectuall cur e d by g
thi Balsam. ft
heels the ruptured or wounded blood vesSels, s
end make
the lungs sound again.
Rev. Harr. av Jona, 195 Eighth avenue, was eared 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. J. Beals, 19 Delaney
street, gave it to siste r-in - law who was laboring under
Consumption, and to anOther sorely afflicted with the'
Asthma. In both eases its effects were immediate, soon
restoring them to comfintable health.
Mrs. Lecructis Watts, 95 - Christie-et., suffered Nita
Asthma 42 years. Sherman's Balsam relieved her at
once, and she is comparatively well, being enabled to.
subdue every attack by n 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.
Price 25 cents and 331 per bottle,
Principal Office 100 Nassau atreet. New York.
Lilcewiso Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cough, 'Worm and
Camphor Lozenges. Premium Tooth Paste and Poor,
Man's Plaster ; •
Sold wholesale' and retail by
,WM. JACKSON, - at his
Boot and Shoe Store and Patent Medicine Warehouse,
- 89 Liberty street Pittsburgh,head of:Wood street, and
- by the following dulY appointed Agents for Allegheny
county:
A. M. Marshall; Allegheny city; Jonathan Ghnest;
Manchester;J. IL H: Jacque*, Birminginini; A. S. Getty,
Wylie street; J . G. Muslin, cor. Webster At. and Elm;
Darnel Negley, East Liberty; H.' L. Mitchell, 'Wilkins
burgh; Thos. Aiken, Sharpsburgh; Sand. Springer, Clin
ton; James 14PKee, Siewartnown; John Black, 'Turtle
Creek; C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland k Son, firEces-'
port; McEldowney, Bakerstown; Riley 111 , Lnughlin,
Plumb Township; 'Wm. J. Smith, Temperaneevilleries.
.Fulton. Tarentum;G 11.Stari, Sewiekly. • mar9-ly
Ai' ORE 'TESTIMONY !—Dr. W. LAMM,. of Fayette
beenJJ.l., N. Y . „ says: "r well persuaded, and have
for sante tame, that your Domestic Vegetable Pills
are of great tine to all those who may have - occasion to
use them, and have administered teem to my patients."
Fever and Ague, Dyspepshrand BilionS Fever, are im
mediately cured by the use of Dr. Ralph's Pills.' Price,
25 cents a box. Sold wholesale and retail by "
S. L. CUTHBERT,
c i ty Smithfie reet. n eard.
Also, by Wm. Cole ,• Allegheny it G. Thir ßir
mingham; end John•M'Cracken.Fifth Ward. febl7
' Jaynes' Funnily - ftle dicta:sea s •
R. S. S. COOK, Niue, Ohio; writea,
J "f have used your Vermiltege, Carnaaatite, Balsam;
and Ezpectoiant, in my practice, for the last.three years,
and have been exceedingly well pleased with' them,' and
never, as yet, to my recollection, - failed of realizingg my
• fullest expectation in their curative properties: Your
other medicines I cannot speak of from experience; but;
judging from those-1 have used; I doubt not but that they
claim, and are entitled to all the confidence 'reposed in
them, 'by those who have used tnem. I was' fonne'rly
very partial to WO*. Vermifuge, titttil 1 becarneitelniun
tdd with yours, which ' hat my decided preferene to•any
other now in use.
S. S. COOK, M. - D."
Resseetfully, ypurs,
. Irr,.For sale in Pittsburgh at the Pekin Tea Store, 72.
Fourth et..
B.
FAHNESTOCK'S COUGH SYRUP.- , -Tbis pr . e:
JD. paration has proved itself to beof very great effica
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs`Asthma, Spit
ting of Blood, Whooping Cough,. and other Pneumonic
,Arectitins; and the propnetors - fealwarranted in recom
mending it as a 'Safe and useful medicine, and err pre-
pared ,to show cerlifikatesof indisputable authority, in
,testimony of its value,
Itia pleasant to the taste, and is offered atso low a price
as to place within, the reach of. every person. There
are, perhaps, bat few Cough preparations that will- pro
•dine such decided effects in.such a, short time. -Pre
pined and sold by
• _
Corner of First and B. A.
corner of .k Six C t t i! . ' and
:Wood streets., decd
R. RALP/F$ CILATZII VEGIiTABLR. F . /Lustre , far
D ELYB
imle, wholesale and retakarthe
Rasa, PISTATIC 01/117Cli t '.
.
. • No. , 50 Smithfield et.
Also, by. Win. Cole, Allegheny , city: J .G. Staith, - Bii , .
rainghani; Joint McCracken, Penn street, Fifth Ward.-"'
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ibORSALF.:—A brickdwelling house and lot, in a plea,
- cant location, situated on Hitolf street,-,Alleghefiy.i
The house IS well arranged, haviag'alond cellar,A kitch=
en and dining room, hall and twcitationr, threshed rookad
apd finished garret.'.•:Lot ie 20 feet, h.t . rna deep; tort back
.street.- Tennsi MO'ui hand, potence la'
fourntlq - Yeaf/Y Pirenh" -..•- • • .-; . k
, cj.ralßEßT,Veneral Agerit,,•„
itug Smithfield street
ME
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in gaz Ines • for.January, , ,..i. 848, •
I)ECEIVED AT M. - A...MINEWS, Smithfield r. street ;
. atirddoor above Second street—, .
Godey's 'Ladyls Book, unusually. large, with six at tractive engravings; the literary- department of the.high...
cstnrder for this No., commenting a new volume..•
. • Sartaia's • Union •Magazine,'. beautifully. embellished,
and comprising 80 pages of reading matter ; all original.
'Graham's Magazine , illustrated with four beautiful en.
gravings ; tin luxe, alai! double number; •
• Poems xtf..lohn Quincy Adams, with - Notices. of his
Life and Character: .t . • • r
A Critical Defence of the Grant Street Baptist Church,
against the charge of corruption, in;the adnunistrationaf
her discipline ; published-by onierof the Church:
Rose and Gertrude, or the Mysterious - Wedding; trans
lated from the French of Rodolphe Toptfer.
An Impartial Account of the Life of the Rev.-John-N.-
Matra—a narrative of his-first maniage; also, his second,.
with many particulars never before published .
I Second volume Paul Ardenheim, now, complete; ..by
George Lippard., . • • : t.:
Mary. Barton; a Tale of Manchester-Life; England ;
pitblished by.the :Harpers. - • . .
t Julian De:Clifford, or Woman's: Love; .
-Romance 'of
,Smiles and Tears ; illustrated.
. Angelina Luimore, or the Life of a Beauty; by-the
Maher Of the dilt, - Brenclrof•Promise, acc.,
The • Hunchback, or: the. Bell Ringer" of Notre Dame;.
by Fie tor , Hugo . - - •"decl4--
t • ' Noilae latheEi
sabscriber informs generally;" and
Housekeepers and Retail grocers particularly that
he is ditcoutibuing the QUeebsvtre briiitieSE‘Aud
sell of his present stOckat reduced prices:. _Thosetzto
wish to obtain Cit.i4a,,Qurevistoar t , or Giass,..will And tbis
a! rare opportunit y for getting saclfarticles as they:want,
touch than the tuna rates..
.•
'Remember the, pIace,,CHINA tHALL . , No.:, 118. Wood
tsireet,nearihe Auctiowstore. • •-• •
• ; dispose of my wbolitnock. to • any person
vrishihff to IlY44:.l4.brirtr.
*• . • • • • •
ljaufhti ; •
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CORNER OP PE IN AND ST. 'CLAIR EI4EETS'
TpRESIFOYSTERS, GAME, and ' every delicacy
.L 3 '=the :season khe , nutrket affords, served. IP 411 1 F
, s¢ortest tiotteenhdin the very - best ' The tiOuse,
fated up and arranged in the best order, under the MAn:'
agerneut of [sep27l JOHN M. CAMPBELL.
7' • ,
eiriigst4ith
'HAIR CHM -
011IN'ESE. Itt — n. , •inatible_elirtlcld for
',growth, beauty' and restoratiori of the Hair. Tina
1./re{un. when once known, will slmereede all eitherrilni,
Mee of the kind now in use. Where the haft indeed
har4h, thin, unhealthy, uor turning - grey, a few applies
tionii will make the hair soft and dark, and give „it wbean.,
Lifer, lively appearance; and will also make It maintain'
its liveliness and healthy color,. twice as long as all the
preparations that are generally used. Where the•hair is
thin] pr has, fallen. on, it may be restored by using this
Cream. Every lady and gentleman who is in the habit of
ashrg oils on their hair ahould at once purchnce a bottle of
the Chinese Hair Cream,
nest_ is so composed Mat it will
not injure the hair. like the oher preparations, but will
beaolify.•*-and give perfect satisfaction in every
starves.
For testimony' to its verysaperier qualitiesoce the fol:
lowing 'leller 'from the Rev. Mr; 'Caldwell to , Mesrrs.
HeuderibottloStretch j Nashville, general agents far the
Southern States: • • ' •
_ .
.Ldttet ofthe Caldwell Pasta! , ofthi Presbyterian
bigassi.flivingiumorr & &Burnt: Giornacsus-4 take,
;Leasure in adding my testimony jn favor of the excellent
preparation called Dr. Parities Mitten Hair Cream; for,
about two' yerirs ago my hair was very dry, bristly, and
'disposed to come oat; bnt having procured a bottle of the
Crehm, ape used it' acebrding to the prescription it Is now
elastic, soft, and ;firm to the head: Many ' balsams and
oils: were Ampliedi min' leaving my bait nth worse state .
than Wilire.• T6id Cream, however, has met my'expec
%anon's:
As an .article for the 'toile; my wife gives it preference
over all others, being delicately peribmed and not ills-.
posed'to rancidity. The ladies, find - the
'Chinese Creanrio be a desideratum in their prepagaticals
. far gra toilet. 'Respectfallyi&c. • • •••••
Pul saki, Jarraa R. CALDWELL.
ry07;.1847. •
wheleballe Sind ietAit , In Pittabitigh* Mut
M. Townsend, 45 Market et., and - Joel 1110h1 , ,r4 &rimer of
Wes:gland Flfthttis • • .• ' • jels-dltur-ly
• Ii,A,DIES are...cautioned against using Common Prepay.
• red Chalk : y are not aware how frightfully 61P:t
rio e Pis to the s kin! how coarse, how rough, how s
yellow, and unhealthy thekin..afipe ara•ailarruling•Pm*
plied chalk! Fksides it is injurious, containing a large
quantity of lead! We have_prepared a beatatiml vers.
table article, vvlich we call Jones , Spanish, LillyWlute.
It is VerfeetlY innocent; being purified of all deleterious
, qualities, and it imparts to t h e _Skin a • nirtural,• healt#Y,
alSbaster, clear, lively white; at the same time acting eels cosmetic on the skin making it - sett and eht6021. -
Dr. James rAnderson, Preened Chemist of hlasaachte
setts, says: analyaingJones' Spanish Lilly White,
Iliad poiusesecv themestimainiful and natant!, and,at
.1116 same time innocent, white I ever saw, ,I• oettainlg
• cap censcientianaly recoil:mead its use to all whose skin
• req dires beautifying." Pride 25 ;Cents 'alas. Directions
—Me best way to apply Lilly W.hite,i,s•with "eft leather
or, wool —the tonne r prefe table. •
A.-IiNX sax • or: Ttsrur Post 25 • mem—White: teeth,
foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
lifter being once or twice cleaned with Jones' Amber
Tooth Paste, have the appearance. the. Most beautiful
ivory, and, at the same twne it is so perfectly innocent
and exquisitelyfine; that, its constant daily use is highly'
advsydsgequs, evemlinthostmeeth thdt are gdod condi
tion, gtvtng them a beautiful polish, and preventing a
premature decay. Those already ' decayed it prevents
Rom becoming yrOnSe rr it alma fastens such as is becoming
loose, and by per,severance It will render the foulest teeth
delieately , White,•nd -Make the - breath' deliciously sweet:
Price 25 or 37.1. cents a box. All the above are sold' only
at 82 Chatham si. , sigao f the Ameilcan Eagle, New York,
.andtr thb appouned'AgenteVitotte names appear:lst the'
nertnolumn.
War: YOU ii•ART,And get a rich hushtuid, lady, •uiratir
'face is your
.fortane2 , bet beautiful, clear, ,faurt Is it
we! not, it can be made so even th ough it be yel
, diefigured, sunburnt,, t m uted•artd freckled. Thous : -
ands blive been made this AO° have wished once or'
twice with Jones' Italian. Chemical Soap. Tice 'effect is •
glo2ous and inagnificeut.. But be sure you get the genu
ine Jones , ' Soap, at the, sign °tithe American Eagle, 89
Chatham street.
Ring-worm; Salt-rheara,Scurvoy,Erysipe sus,
.s
Itch; ere *llea cared by. Jones' Italian Chemical Soap,
when every kind of remedy has faded. That 'Cures
pimplep ; freckles, arid clears the akin, all know. Sold at.
the American. Eagle, and,
Chatham street. , /tad, reader,
this seldom or never fails. • .• • • •
3 el - DMus, Jr, Patterson..
Sold at Jscrsor's 89 Li b erty it ., head of IVood, Sign of
71;111113 IX/LDAR. TWELVE. AND. A RALF CENTS.
.liforriage.—ConfidentiaL—Any lady , between twen
ty, and thirty, posseminga symmetrical form, good fem.
tures, &c., asked confidentially, can she suppose any
man could adihire her while shohas such yellow - teeth;
such sallow, sough, coarse skin;' and such' dirty, bad,
wiry hair; when; by spending the above sum, she might
have delicate white teeth', a pore sweet breath, and a
beautiful head of hair. She can have beaitfifal white
teeth and sweet breath by using' a 9.5. box Of Jones' Am
ber Tooth Paste; a skin white, pure and spotless as snow,
by using a cake orthe genuine Yones"Dolian Chemical
Seep; and a beendful bead of hair by usinga3s. bottle of
Jones' Coral Hair Restorative. Do not form an opinion
against this before'yon trry, or you will regret it; but he'
lore Leask Tor Soned. articles. • Sold only in New York
at tit Chatham st. For sale by
WIX. :JACKSON, Agent,
89 Liberty st, Pittsburgh.
CANOES, SCROFULA AND GOITRE.—LAmpIe ex
.c
-penence has prove that no combination of medicine
have ever been so effie ions in removing the above dis
eases; as DR:JAYNE' ALTERATPIE. • lthatiefected
cafes truly astonishing, not only of Canier'end other dis
eases of that class, but has removed the most stabborti
diseaseeof *the . Skin, Swelling?, Dyspepsia , ic• ' T h is'
medicine.enters into tht-cireulation, and eradicates dis
eases wherever located. Itpurifies the blood and Mbar
fluids of the body removea • obstruction 'in the porno of
the skin. and reduces enlargement of the glands or bones. ,
It inereasei the appetite, removes headache and drowsi
ness,. and invigorates the whole system, and imparts ani
mation to the: diseased and debilitated constitution. There
is nothing superior to it in the whole nutterin medics. It
rayierfeetly safe dott extrettrelppleasant.nadbas nothing.
of the disgusting nausea accompanying the idea of gyre
lowing medicine.
IFor sale in Pittsburgh at the PEKThi TEA STORE,
7 Fourth st., near Wood. ~ .. •' • . mar3o
A 11.. - "
eolp *stair 1 7--
_...e for the ituntakt •
_rpo FOIIpRITB GROWTWAND HEALTH; MAKE
. 80b - 11“511111','CLEAIVAND FINE.:--Persons
in consequence - of the many things sold, set dOwnevery
article, (be , it ever so good.) as a humbug,. - If people
could be made to try Is. bottle ofJone's Coral Hair' Re
storative. and sod how it makes 'dry, rusty,red, light hair
moist. soft. auburn and dark, and keeps it so ;, nod by its
use for: sometime, causes it to grow.naturally. beanuful ;
if people could see the number of . poor respectable me
chanics that use - it, (aye, and find it the cheapest thing
they can use,) fordressmg and beautifying the icisir; for
keeping it sort t and, in orderthree, times as long as an y .
other article maild; - suad: " _ • • .. ••
Foi•ces grOw, slope" ins
And costs but 3 shillings to trr.. ' "
We formeily gold iicithing less than 81' bottles. butliPe
Wish people to try it... Sold, only at 82 [mind'Wl Chathain
street, New' Yeulc, and by '
.ntar2o JAC,N,SQN,AIti, 69 Libettpat.
MORE -ThSTIMON Vi
tor Dr. iiiard'e, Family Medl
cines.--The undraigne&citizens of Pittsburgh.hav
,ing personally used EIS,-14VIlliird's. Oriental Cough. Mix•
titre, and , experienced its beneficial effects. domostelieer
fully recommend it as' safe and effectual, inL all cases.
Speaking; from experiefice, we believe that it has no an.
perior and would recoinmend its use to all the:afflicted.
CHARLES LEWIS,
WM JENKINS. - •
Pittsburgh, March 15th, IBIS
iTY'Sola by J, Schoomnaker & Co., Sohn RaYei James
A. Jones, J. IL Casseoohn P. scott,,,E.-L. Snowden,' J.
Mohler, Ogibin Snowilen: . - 4122,
§ u ALIL' SCURVY, OLD SORDS,Tginrani4:-
LAS, Barber's Lek, Chaps, Sore Besrd.t,,-Pimplet.—
T 's used'by many physicians in this city incanngthe
above. and we would not conscientiously sell uniess•we,
knew it to be all we' state. • • • :
As coginetic, the true JONES'S SOAP is perluipa the'
only article'ever known that removed iutpunties, - Sunt
cleared and beriati6eAkl removed eekin; making'it - soft,' clear,'
'smooth and white as an infants. But mind, it iv sold at Eel
Chatham at., N. Y., iind by '
- Mi. JACKSON, Age . nr,
Libirty;tzeit,
mar2.s
CONSUMPTION seizes more victims than any other
disease in our country.' :The:loon, ',the old, she
beautiful and:gay, ard , all alike subject rcr:its invidious
ravagea, and manya hectic cheek liasbemisupposed
bloom with. the glow , of health: •- :But .threry-tailei origi
nates in a cold undo coughz-perhapi deemed:unworthy
of attention at brat -: and-only Met with. romedies when
too late. , , Watch the first . symptcumi with jealous care,
arid make-immediate use cif the Cough Balsam of:A,
Fahnestock:& , Co:, which wilFeertai B.
iily check Ala further
progress, and, restore the inßamettorgturs to a beautiCul,,
'For sale, by IL A.,FAIINESTC/CK & Co, corner let
and Wood sts.; also, corner Bth nod-W00d.. . . deal,
.F°R. SALF.AII that Valuable pro p erty 'where th e
subscriber'residei„ together With;the tyniiriivemeoH
thereon; situated - Coil: Stitlystreeri'netir Stilithfield; ficint
big on Sixth et. 120 it.; and in depth on Cher* , alley' 240
feet. This property is admirably situated fora Rotor or '
a , Public Hall, and contains o half square ofgroa d; or
ttfmight be divided' into 12 building lots, 6 lots of 20 feet
each on Sixth slyeet, by 120 feet deep, and 0 tots ; }with
front of W . feet each' on Cherry alley b• 120 feet. deap.
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A MERMAN. 011.4'proctried homy in:Kentuc
ky.
.135 feet° beltiOv 'the 'surface 'of the Carth i •a•cortant.
and infallible cure 'for Sprains; Strains: Cuts,lfiniseit.:
Sea de, Burns, TeUer'Esysipelas, Scold Heaffl•;Crifitip, ,
Wh 3 oring - Caugh,•AffOlTlMatosy Sots Threat, Sore and.
inflametlfFbitulence;Ulcersi.liater Soresitimi
° ' l " 1 INFLAMIILATORY-RHEUIIIATISSI,.
• W h i ch i yields to it/ref:feels in a ensprising manner. - •
Ithas never yet hilted whon used according toiditea
Wirth. - Read theyolloWing: •.' • •• ••• ' • •••
• , °•°' '" ' hisiteatstan, Allegheny .
" • Noeismber . • 0.• 1.
'• Tula is le Certify, that my wife, Mn •••• ..test; was
cdrtdofaßbetimaticComplaintofa
by which she Was 'o lame as to big' •• •••,..-;-:Vntc
•es. In one week she was cured grime
Oil,iand hauld walk about as usual without he. tches.•
' ' • • . JONATHAN OHREIST.-....
The following is communicated by Mr. Wm.Nrish, Mr.
Jackson's agent forSteubenville, 0. • •-• • ' • •
A, gentleman near Steubenville, who had not been able.
16 pat either of his feetto the ground for twelve years, in,
conbequence df lemeneas,- by the use of one bottle was
enabled to walk two miles to a township election. It: is
likewise a sovereign remedy for • •- 0 • ;1
• CONTRACTION OF THE - MUSCLES AND TEN-.
e following is communicated by Mr. Wm. Nasiii:W.
Jackson's agent for Steubenville: • - • • • • •
.A lady residing in Steubenvilleohe anger of while
hand was so contracted as to deprive her,of the use oil!.
for thirty•five year', was entirely cried by the use of one
bottle of the Oil, so that she now has tit° , perfect. use at
herhand (Idly equal to the other which had never been
affected. It has also been found to be a safe and invinci
bin agent in the speed and certain cure of I3EAFNESS .
. . .
in all cases trot organicallyincuratle.
A lady residing an Allegheny city was effectually cared
of obstinate deafness, of years' continuance, by the use
of less -thawed* bottle' of the so that she said sllo
heard better•than she had ever done before. • .
A gentleman well known in Pittsburgh, was cared of
dedffiess anine years , standing, by the use of a fm al
quantity of the Oil. The names and residences of the
lady and gentleman will be given to those who desire it,
at the office of the advertiser. .
Its ptoperties are highly.developed in the certain and
earpruanglyysppeedyy care of all cascs'of
• CHOLIC; CRAMP, AND SPASMS.
Several'casea of Cramp Cholic have been effectually
eared by one dose of the Oil, in the. short space of half
an boar. when the parties have been agonized with pain.
Its 'curative properties have been remarkably manifested
ifl the radical cure of • • . • .
• DISEASES OF THE SPINE.,.
A lady, - the wife of a planter in Kentucky , . was . cntea, .
• effectua ll y of. one of the worst cases of diseased •Spine,
which had confined her to her bed for a coneidertible,
time, in which she could notturn herself. It is. also a
sure remedy and perfect cunt for putinsin the small of the
back, and•
• INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS. •
Bead the following: , • .
• • • . ' • Prrnmanou,Dec.lB,l4.lo.
Thisis to certify that I was afflicted with great !man in
the smillpf my back and kidneys, which affected masa
much that I could not stand upright. By robbing 'extol
nally and using half a teaspoonful internally, titght and
morning, I was entirely coxed.. • JOHN RIDDLE, -
.' near Warren, Arm;Strong co.; Pa. •
Algentlemini - cif Pittsburgh, afflicted with a violent
flommation of the lidneys.--the' pain Of which caused
him to faint—wad completely cared, in three days, by the
use of the American Oil. ' ' •
The qualities of this - • •
• • NATURE'S ONVII REMEDY
is extremely penetrating and win-Inflammatory, conse
quently Is confidently recommended as a sovereign rent
edy wherever influmituttion exists, either external on a
fernal. Used immediately alter a cut s bruise or wound,
.it Will cure and preient
GANGRENE AND MORTIFICATION.
It has, in addition, been found a salutary, pleasing and
effective remedy for those very unpleasant and Ince:tee:
Went disceses, • • " • - •
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS.
Q'- Price, 50 cents per bottle.'
. • Caution—Be on. Year Guard:
The surprising - excellence and growing - popularity
the American Oil, has induced some dishonest persons
-palm upon the public, miserable imitations of this truly
valuable medicine, for the purpose of deceiving the un
wary, and defrauding the Proprietor.
• In order to be sure of obtaining the genuine, obtery
thefollowingrona ymmos:: •
let.• See that the name 't Wm. Jackson; 89'Liberty..st
head of Wood at.," is printed on the label of the Nampa
•or each bottle; to imitate which is felony.
id. That each bottle is inclosed in a pamphlet contain
ing full directions for use; and also containing the name
and address of . ‘Vm. Jackson,'Genenal Agent for the'
proprietors; likewise; the name and addiess of the pro
prittors, D. Hail & Co., Kentucky. . ' "• •
3d.'Putchase °m a' of the 'advertised Agents, - all of
whom have a show bill, on which is printed the names of
the Proprietors and General Agents—thus : D. Hail & Co.,
Proprietors, Kentucky. Vfm, Jackson, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
General Agent for Weatem-Peniwylvanio; and part of .
Ohio and Western. Virginia; and the printers' .nomes-.-
Mania & Shiyoelt, Iflusbeigli—pyiuted at - the bottom
Observe—the gennibe American Oil Is: of a dark
green color, without any sediment, and tie specific gravi
ty,lighterthan water. 'rho counterfeits are mostly .of a
black:color,-some white, like Spirits al Turpentine,
said la be refined and cla rified some Sentra Oil—atb
ers a mixture bt other common oils; und filthy'
looking miknire.pcuporting to come from 4.e "Pittsbnrgb. '
and Alleghenylkspensary Co) , None of - these eouxr-•
terfeitgosftss either the virttte'or the power of the Inue
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ijlj - Sold wholesale- and retail by IVAt. JACKSON,
Geneial and Sole Agent for the Proprietor. .1n . Western'
Pennsylvania, Western Virginia ;' and. Narthem Ohio;'
and by the following duly appointed Agents in Allegheny
.county, Pa.:
A. M. Marshall,)
Dr.
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Dr. Brown, i Allegheny city. - • •
J. R. Johnson, - • - ' . •
Jonathan cihricst, Manchester. . • '
Alexander Asdale, Wylie street. • • •
.1. R. 11, Jacques; Birminghrun. ' •".• • • , .e . . ..
• Wm..j. Smith, Temperanceyille. • .- ; : •
.D. H. Starr, Sewickley. . • : - . 1 ::::: . . 7 . ',. .•
• Edward Thompson, Wilkinsburgh. • ' .1 . . i
Daniel Negley, East, Liberty.
. H. Z. Mitchell, NVilkinsburgh. • ... .. ' •
Thomas Aikin, She rpsburgh. . .. ~ : .: . . ••• • :.•'...•.' 4
H. Rowland k Sou. 3t'Keespon.
C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth.
John Black, Turtle Creek.. . • ,r: .. is•? 7.. ,
• ---hrEldoway, Bakerstown. . • •'- ''. ••• •'. • •
Samuel Springer, Clinton: •, 6 "' •• • •
•: Ames M'Kee, Ste waitstoWn. : • :' ' ' •-. ... • •''
i • Riley 111'Laeghlin, Plum township. . •V ,' - ! '
, 'J. Fulton, Tarenmm .
• Jeremiah Fleming, Lawnintiville. '• •• "
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Robert Williams, Arthartmille.
isugls-d&wtm •
.ROAI die New York, Gazette,. Oct. 6, isa9,-
• • paper deservedly at the head of the daily press in
'll3ristoPs Eztract of Saittaparilts.-4t were but courtesy
to cull the attention of our readere !otitis invaluable prep
station whichvrillbe found advertised:in andther column- ~
Briatol ii a brother; raid issues a highly' interesting
newspaper, every now and then; one or two numbers of
which we heave already noticed; and the medicine itself
has been eulogised by nearly al l the press of the %velem
country, and, we doubt. not, Justly , eulogised.. It has inittt
feror,- moreover, very -flattering testnnoniaLs . front „the
most eminent practitioners in every part of the country
where it (has been used. There 'ls ' beauty and taste
enough in the battles . ; aad in the engraved labels in width
they are 'enveloped, to induce n purchase, even If 1116, .
preparation ivielf were. not on 6 of the ." sovereignest , in -
the world, ,, 5.4 every person must believe it is that is,
every one must believe it is—that is;' every one who
would not resist amass of documentary evidente eonclu
sive enough to convert a Turk to Christianity. auy.onts , `
of the bonles,-gentle reader, and see whether you do inot
agree with us , on this point. • , , . ,
For sale aIL.FAACIESTOCK
feb24 _ cor.Ofist and W ood and 6tli and Wood
4INUMATISAI, GOUT, AND TIC DOLOrt.UX--
AA, X respectable gentleman called. At. our office,' as. her
said, to inform us - that he had been afflicted 'for 15 'Years..
with Ithentriatism• or Orin, and occasionally withT.Tia-
Doloreux; that he had. been frecpienUy - confined to his,
room for mantha together, and often suffered the, most ins.;
tense.and excruciating pain, hut that lately he had. beert..
using Jayne's Alterative, from whiclihefoand Merriest sigr =
nal and unexpected relief. He says he (blind the medi
cine very pleasant and effective, and . that .he
iiders himself perfectly cured.--Philadeiphia North Amer- ,
' IA Fier WoartißsowtsciA gentleman of Scrofulous
habit, from indiscretion his - younger days, .became af7
fe.cted with Ulcerations inr.tho Throat and Nosh; and. a
disagreeable :eruption of the Skin. Indeed, his whole
Tryst= bore the marks of being saturated with disease.
One hind and wrist were so much affected that he, had. ,
last 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 ,
sime disease. that he commencedgi l
the use of /ae's - At- •.;
temitiSM and' having taken Sixteen bottles, is now inirfect:.
iThe Alterative operates through the circulation,. and
purifies the blood and eradicates diserutefrom the - system; ,
wherever located, and the numerous cures it has per
formed in diseases of the, skin, .cancer, scroftda,, goat,
liyereomplaint, dyspepsiapnd other chronic - diseases, is
truly astonishing.--,Spirir of-the Mmii.
IV For male .u 2, Pittsburgh, at the PEBiN TEASTORE;
Freak . Arrlval at Zi0.115 Wood street.
H ODK N ON has :just opened.' within the. past
. week, the largestassartinent of Pitmen CHINA - ,
ever opened in this city; consisting in part of—Fancy,
Plain;
.White; Gold Line'and Gold Band Tea Betia t• an
aktenvive assortment of White; Plowing/3km and Liver-
pool Iron' Stone Ware f in Tea Setts or in separate pieces,
gas , may be required: Also, a beautiful (moment os .
andelabras and Lamps, of the newest shapes and par
ions, direct from the '
utast:declarers.nt alr •
'Lathes would do well to give hicall,
' 'No. 115 Trout sr.. 3 doors bekno
Buskeseas Collectors -
unfiersigned,eneourag,ed hytke liberstipatronage
of the , merchains, professional gentlemen, and me.
t
,ahatics_of .the offers his services for the collectio's
ef• accounts.in.the City. PitVurgh and vicinity. Bar-
ing attended to business of tbi kind for many.yeurs for
the Board of Trade, and being well acquainted with this
and the adjoining chic& he feels confident of his ability'
give ,letisfaction:-bypronipt and faithful.attention ta 3
allblisiness entrusted to him.
JA.AfEnTGALBRATH Jt
' .To bo found at Arr. Ws:. fderchituf Tailoi,
Third stieeti opposite the Post Office.
1
!Gabriel Adams; , rf.. Dui; Accountant; ~ - - -.;
J. Carothers ;'; .- ' - Thomas SePtOtason; L 1
1 4 . R. - I,dvinvoon; ~ - Ins. MeG aire, l'ilicii't Taifor, -',_ .
I.lamei 31arsirall;' ` - Wm..B. Scaife;
George Breed;: Dr. W. M. Vlnght, Dentist
r. : - I
(D Geo. D. „Bruce; C. Dodge. - ' . incrp7:3ro L ....
ww, Sketch Book, illustrated by
willisToems, illustrated by Leutze. . •
Read's Female Poets of Atnerica,•with portraits- •
The Fist of the. Xrdckerbockers. • .• •
A Fable for Critics. • •
• Ellis' Metrical... Romances , • , - •
. The Child of the Sea. •• - •
Lamb's Dramatic Poets. - , •
.LowelllaCoaversations on lee 'old Poets.. ' • •
Dramitic Workaof -Beaumont and Fletcher, ••••
Poetical ,Works of ,Spencer.- ' • • '•
Poetical Works of Chaucer. ••
r Poetical Workd of Ford'and Messinger.
iFor Side by, • , H. S. BOSWORTH & CO. f ,
novi6 4th *trees, Alfa Market.
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