FEE
Elil
The ., ZifeW;GWl - aes" sun - A lie ail I'
NEW.GOODSI NRIV GOODS!!
• .0 Gfaixter , Berioirift than ever can note be
the sign prate 'New: Gafra ce;Hit pn Market St.,
dietween Third . and Fourth. where to just opened
a splendidishack of winter Dry. GaKtds, cheapei thanlhe
seine quality of,Goods have ever been offered 'MlPitts:
I..I; . ..tRSSELL, NO. 62 Market
B ir street.'-between
- nit& and Fo U urth streets 'sign of -the Golden jiec
Hive, has ' now - received , find.ofre rs to his nornefau.
-:.timers. and the -public qanertilly.lht - rargest, elleapest
•aud:raost splendid steak oflVintet Dr y 'Goods ever offer,
ed in this city: ' 'ThesOGOodahave beettpurchased in the'
T Eastotn‘Cities since - the late - fall in prices: and will be
. sold to - task buYe.re at a - great teducnon. much 'cheaper,
" than they could have been sold in the-early part. of the
Among this - large itia eitensive' etock will-be found.
Marii , ..6hoice fled fashionable 'Goods of the latesuiff-%
MEM
Starlet Cashrueres, all Wool, a beautiful article ; • r
• Cherry cold do, — do. figured and plain ;
Silks and Satins, plain, striped.and plan
Scarlet de Lames, all wool, very cheap ; •••.-=' • -
Itlazariue Blue Dc - Dailies. low prices; - .
Preach Merinos, all colors. extremely love. • .
A.:large,assortment of fi g'd Castan ores Di Laines,n ow
est designs ; frdm 121 to 50,ccuts per yard ; these are very .
cheap. Also. a large „ .sloak of AlpaCaß from 121-
cents per yaid, all colors. and a great bargain ; with
splendid assortment of bonnet ribbons of the latest ha:.
portadeu...Also, ,volvet :ribbons all :widths and .eolors.
very cheap, a beautiful assortment; plumes and rirtificint
flowers; bonnet satins and velvets, nil colors; French:
worked capes and collars; scarfs, cravats; gloves and
hosiery, all a; reduced prices. • C.•
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!
Beet assortment in the city, rind very cheap Long and,
_
Square Shawls, best quality: - • -
Terkerie and Cashmere Shawls.; •
Black and colored Cloth, do.
Brocha and Silk • do.
Plaid. Blanket Shawls. all qualities and prices..
• - BL ANKETSI 'BLANKETS I l--Cheapest in the City!
A large stock, of Blankets; all qualities, which wilt :be•
sold cheaper than can be found elsewhere. , •-:
- :rah-
CJ/F4PA T 1./ DOME
Lot STIC GOODS.
. -
- -Ala* stock of Calico. Good dark Calico, fast colors,
only 3 cents Per yard; best quality British and-American
Prlats,o to 10-cents per Yard; yard Wide 113ritish,earple -
Prints, 10 to In ; a largersupply red, White 'a - ndlellow,
Flannels, same as low as - 19Ccenta per yardi.'Veritchetip;
• Bed !licking, from 9 to 1.9 f cents per Yard.. Ablo,:lciargo
stock •of - Checks,' Shining Stripes, Cassinettri
Jeans and Linsoys, together with a veryek - teitsirt - r-:•aW
sortznentof, bleached and unbleached .Mullins, frem4 to
• 8 cents per yard, cheapest yet;. good yard wide unblench
'ed Mettles, only 5 cents per .yard -bleached Muslims
,3
from to 9 cents per yard., All of which - will be sold off
at reduced prices, nt the. sign of the New,Goltlen Bee
Hive, in Market street, .
between. Third - and sta.,
No. 62. (deelßuf, WM. RUSSF-L.
.• • READY-MAHE CLOTHING, - .
SELLING. OPP: - LOW-:VOR CASH'.
to' DELANY, No. 40• Liberty street, Pittsburgh, having
• L replenished his Stock within the last and"present
months: witivtlie. latest styles of Fashionable Goods, at
exceedingly low prices, offers the best assortment of
CLOTHING to be had in tic City, at the.;owest cash
price. Amon st them are every description •of • Dress
nod Frock Cents; Sack and Overcoats of all fashionable
colors and material, enclras French beaver, heavy Broad
Cloths, super. blue, brown and drab Blankets. and Cana
da Prize Coats, of the latest styles.. Every description
of Pantaloons and Vests, and other articles in the Cloth-
Lag- line.
Also; a general assortment of Goods to make to order,
bleb, will be made in the most fashionable manner, on
tes, Shortest notice.- -• (decl6)• • P. DELAN.Y. I
F's.btonable Clothing,,fitore.
WERNEBURG begs leave to inforin his friends and
..the public in general that he hus opened a NEW
READY-MADE FAS HIONABLE CLOTHING STORE;
on Market street,secand door fromSecciadatreet, where
he bas, and always keeps on hand, a full assortment of
Ready-made Fashionable Clothing. which be will sell on
he most reasonable terms, for CASH.
Healso' wishes to call the attention of his friends and
he public in general to Pis very extensive selectioa as
French, English and Belgian Cloths and Cassimeres; in
endless variety, and Vesting.s forevcry one's use,'which
he hors selected himself in, Eastiand which Will be
made to orderin superior mariner, trihisTashionable
Head Quarters, 251 Liberty street, Hate McGaire & - C64
and at prices.that will not be questiotted by the best'ot
bargain-makers, - C. WERNEHURG,
No. 9..51 Liberty street, and
Mat Slat street -'2d door from Second. •
t: Rosiness Cued. • -
7YRANTS IVELL SAIONOPOLIES MUST FALL:
- - MUST- rEIC r".
MTHICH faut will be proven by calling at BleGeraz's
Fashionable Tailoring Establishment,Third street,
Chailesßunding, - -' -
Morro: Stritto • profits and quiek sales. •
V.A.sasrr : Fresh and good. .
Coxerrirton: irrry far in, the background.
- My.oldoustomera, and all others, are respeetially
rmedtb at.innt waiting for them, - Mc GUIR
oct.t • - - . Tailor. St. Charles.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY invite the attention
• : our friends and the public to the great variety*
o INTEII - COATINGS and other articles, we - have
just received—amongst which will he found the greatest
variety or BLUE; BLACK, DRAll,_ti d PEARL colored
BLANKET, MACKINAC, • and WAVER - CLOTHS,—
FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,'
rzszhvcs, The above Goods haring been bocight
for cash, at extremely low prices, we are prepared to ac
commodate all who may lunar us with their patronage,
with good Clothes, at low prices: Give-as acalf.
Err Remember, 218 Liberty street, opposite foot of
nov3o •- - • McMULLEN &_DOWNING.
•
T. Et! J. T. IfVCANCE ,
No. 77 & 79 CORNERSIXTH .ANDI,IIIERTYBThb-IS.
11311 - aving enlarged and newly. fined op their establish
meat, at the above well known. stand, respActfully
invite the attention of Meir friends and the public to their
choice selection of New Goods, comprising every varie
_ty for sitting and summer wear, selected especially, for
their customer department. Those wishing to leave their
orders. Will find at this establishment every style of new
and desirable goods: . Their stock of ready made, Cloth
ing is eiterniive 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 . mill.be pleased with price, quality and variety,
A large assortment of shirts kept constantly on hand.
Cloth/nig S' Clothing t t Cloth tag t 11-
The row Big- Doors vs: The Whiter,, World !! !
160,000 `WELL L SELECTED GARMENTS now
de and readto be offed the,
most liberal terms t a o
my old customersand the pubc. in'
generaU•The Proprietor of this far-famed and ertentrite
• establishment has now, after returning-'from the 'Eastern'.
cities, at much trouble and expense, just completed his'
full and winter arransaments to supply _his thousands • of
customers with one Of the most desirable stocks of Clo
tamg Mat Das ever been offered in-this or buy other mar
ket west of the Mountains. For neatness in.-style'and
workmanship, co:Odom:I with the very low price which
they will be sold tor, must certainly render the old unit
veiled Three Bic Moors one of thegreatest aurnetions of
lee western century. It is gratifying to me-to be able to
announceto.my numerous friends at: home and abroad,
that notwithstanding the extraordinary -efforts< which: /-
have made to meet the many callsin my -with:
difficulty .I can keep time with the: constant rah that is'
made on. this establishment. ,It is a well. established
fact, that my sales are eignt ois ten times larger than any ,
other house to the trade, and this being the- case bn the'
amount sold,l can aifrod to sell at much less pmfit - Haut -
others could possibly think of doing if they - wished to
cover contingent expeustts.. I intend. to make - a - clean
sweep of all my presentstock before the beginning of next.
:year ' • corning to this.conclusion, I will make it the inter-.
est of every man, who wants a cheep. winter suit, tocall
and purchase at ihe Three Big Doors: : .
• oatal-d/cw ' JOHN APCLOSKF.Y.
Ew , Goobs, Ntw•GOODS:—Received at the loin
N
City Clothing Store a splendid assortment of Cloths,
consisting of fute French, English and Ainerican
black and fancy Cassimeres, - of the moat modern styles;
fine figured Cashmere Vestuigs,- Silk Velvet; - Plain and
Pitney Satins-;all of which we - will make upp - at the Most
reasonable prices, in a durable and fashignable style;
Ready made Clothing,`of all descriptions,* - Lady's'
Cloaks or the most fashionable patterns. • Neck and -
Pocket lidkts., Suspenders, Bosoms,. Shin • Collars, and
every article usually kept in a ClothmirStore. Country
blercltnte,before . purchairing elsewhere, Will find it to
their advoutage totall 'at the iron -City Clothing Store,
No. ITI Liberty street, immediately opposite the month
o r Market. tootls-B1 C. 11PCLOSICEr;
,
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•For sale at tint Book Stores. and at the Author's Acad•
emy, corner of 'the Dintnotid and Market-street. octal.
On Steel and Pile'ldannfaiatory.'
rithlE subscribers" have enlarged their Steel and Fjle
hlianufs.ctory, on the Corner of O'Hara:street and
Spring alley, Fifth Ward, Pittsburgh, by ereeting,a eon
'vertingfunittee, a melting furnace and a tilt hammer. , -
Their Steel,now being bra Superior quality, and having
engaged coMpetent operatives, they are prepared to
Ries of. every description, that, compare with
the best imported artitioi and beligdetattnined to snake
-it theinterest arall who, use Files i n any way, to par_ .
`chase from them, they wilt:sell their Files at reduced
prices, for Cash. -.They will 'also re-cut Files , and pu
gilist those which are "worn and broken.- .Publieriatron:'
agge is respeetfullyinvlted, nov7l ANKRIIir ss co:
A PPLES -400 bble. fine eating and cooking4pples,_
rec'd perapameruConsul,u'und - foriale
by
dec2T ; - : KING :le IVIGORILEAD.
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-: •''':;:': 7 ' , -' , 9 1 :' ,.:
,:i,.=•:?_,7;_7,.1-1.,:;:i._
Western New York College of ljealth s
• 207 htstx trussr, Erri - Al.O, Ni Y..
DR. G. C VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LITHONTRIP.
•TIC MIXTURE.
rPHIS' celebrated remedy is: coaster iy increasing its
flute by the.inaking all over the, world. 'lt has now
'beconie the only medicine for family tate, and is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy : all stages of this coma
plaint immediately relieved,•no mutterer 'how long stand
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 cares testified to will con
vince the most skeptical;—(see pamphlet.) Liver Com
plaint, Bilious Diseases, Fever'and Ague. To the Great
%Vest especially, and. wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine is °tiered. No inine rul nodeleterious
compound is a part of thin mixture; it cures these diseas•
'es with certainty and celerity, and does not leave - therrys.
tern torpid. (See pamphlet.) Piles. a eoruplaint of a most
painful character, 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 onginathig from impuns blood. - , (See pamphlet.)
- Debility of the System,-Went Beek, Weakness of the
' Kidneys, Intiatnationef the- 'email.; immediately
`,relieved by a few days use of this medietne,aitd a care is
alwayithe result of its wit. == ilvainda on a certain mite'
dy for such complaints, and alsdfor derangements of the
' , female frame; Irregularideltr , Silpinessione, painful men.*
struations. ho artielehas ever been offered, except this:
which would touch-this kludof derangements: Itmay be
telied upon as a sure and effective remedy-rand; did-. - we ,
feet permitted to do so; lemiliUgive athousandnamesals
• proof• of cures in this distressing class of complaints._'
See pamphlet. All broken- down, debilitated coruditn.
lions., from the-effect - of mercury, will find the bracing
power of this article to act immediately, find the poison
' otismineral eradicated from the system.
Eruptive Diseases will find the alterative propertiesof
• this article :PUMUTY TUE HLOon. and drive such diseases fram
the system. See pamphlet for testimony of cures iti all
diseases, which the limits of ail 'advertisement will not
permit toile named here; Agents give them away; they
contain 32 pages of -eernfientes of high character; and a
stronger array of proof of the virtues °fa medicine nevli
•er appeared. It i s orie the-peel/Bar features of th is as
tide, thritit heves falls - to benefit any' ease, - and if-bone
end muscle are left to build upon, let the -emaciated and
'lingering invalid HOPSON and keep•taking the medicine
as long as there is an improvement. The proprietor would
caution the public against a number of articles which
come oat under the heads of 841rAAPABILtall, Svaurs,k.c.,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel ; dw::They aregood for noth- •
ing, and concerned to gull the. unwary r TOWS virsissram •
- Their inventors.never thought of curing such
dice still
this article had done it. A particular study of the pconph;
lees is earnestly-solicited. - Agents, end all who sell the as--
tide, are glad to 'circulate gratuitously. Put up In 30 oz.
bottles, at 82; 12 oz. do..at 81 each — t he larger holding 6
oz. more than the two small bottles. Look out and not
get itaposed• upon. • Every bottle has ."Vaughn 's Vegeta
ble Lithontriptio ilazture,7 blown upon. the glass, the
written signature of .0: C. Vaughn" oil the directions,
and !'• 0. C. Vaughn, Buffalo,"Maniped onthe 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 unless post-paid--order
frorn:regidarty authorized A r rests cusped. Post-paid let
ters, or verbal communisations soliciting advice, prompt-,
ly attended to grans, - •*. • • • • •
Offices devoted exclusively-10 ihe eale of this article--
132 Nassau st., N. Y.• 296 Esser st.; &dela, 'Mass.; and
by the principal Dru g gists throughout the t i nted States
and Canada, as Agents. •
• HAYS A -BROCKWAY Agents,
-No, 2, Liberty it., pear Canal Basin.
Wholesale and'RetAtl...
S ADDLt ; NARN ESSANDTRUNKMANUIPACTORV .
"Opt 013. MT H:ILARTLEX, begs. leave to in-
Xi, form hie friends and the public generally, ' r
'Mat he continaes to occupy that large and cam 'r.
atodious Store Rtiork formerly Occupied by &mute Fa
estock dcCo., No. 86,e6nier of 'DiaMond alley and Woo d
street, wherelte keeps a large and Oneral asiorunent of
Saddles ,s Harness • Trunksi Carpet Gaga, Saddle'
Bags, Valises, Dnflalo 'Robes; Whips, and other arti
cles in his line; ' 4• . " • '
He also.keeps constantly on hand,ttnd -is prepared tc
tarnish to order, all kinds of Nlveted'Hose, manufactured
of the befitmatetiali andjn a`style of witilananshipequal
to the camera mannfactured article, and at 66 per cent.
cheaper.
'Country dietsbonts and Farmers would do :well to call
and examine his stock before.- purchasing elsewhere; as
lie is 'determined to, sell first rate- articles at very low
prices.
117 . 7 Don't (End the plice, No. 86, corner of Wood
treet.and DiamonclL Alley. nevi '
I,I[TINES, BRANDI CANS . , he—in nun pipes 1.10,s-
W nno dandy, "Jas .11ennesayPt
3
2 hi, pipes Cognac Brandy , '35; " °bird; Dapny & COX
" " " Pinet,
•12 octaves Rochelle " A. Bel Castillon &Co,"
gnette.7
- 4 pipen Holland - Ctin; ' • •
6 qr. casks snp. Pate Sherry WineaDatiGordon &Co."
5 .4 44 44 , " 4`l3nik•beder,"
" Madeira - • • •
-10 " '
44- 1, - P. Tenerife " . ry
•
40 44 4, Opbon orto , • ' 4 - vnriotis grades,
10 hlids., 20 half do. and 20 tibia; Frau; Sapierne Wino;
10 ! a , Bordeaux Clarety'''hloniferandi ,l - - . •
16 " Marseilles U "Bargees;
baskets Chaft , png - ne Wine, " Bald tele k
AS. - , •- - "Pi..hattunm &CO."'
10 , "Ja‘ueron& Rons't
50 cues Claret,'of rations grades,nnported in bottlps •
10' 2 " .Bordeatix Olive Oil.erflpls,l2,``Lurandsvl
for sale (sep2l ) muzza, sRICceTvSOa.ENnd
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PgifkliErs=l l ,itesisPoitm*Tilm : A t lNE
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P Ell Urtalt
vro RE,SHIIVING,---The Boats belonging to-this Lind!
ihave been , pat: in , finc. tfrder, and -are •now , rtinninc'
regidarly. between 'Pittsburgh tuid .Eriei , tauebiag rut;
• interinediate Ports ulongthe Candle: it..l3'dat will always,
;be at the wharf, under the , lllonon,gakela Bridge, and one:
ill start regularly -every' other day: - The tFecre'll
Trtuisportation :Lino hat -every facility for carrying ,
-Freight Mid Passengers: The.boats".Willini 46ored:t&,
' • Bearer by steamers, and proceed to Erie with great ,
dispateh, by the canals- The boots are - commanded by,
,experienced and careful men—all of.whorn: have un in., 1
forest in iho Line.•
ar-Orods sent by the Line to Erie may he forwarded'
: • to any point on the Lakes: . -
nit freight or passagemmly'rto'• '
. .
. .
Water - street, Pittsburgh...,
R. W. CUNNINGHAN, Nevr,Castle. • •
Taotrrstss & httrcarwrass, Pnlaaki.
~ . Sz:rtnrr WAR)II-N& I%liddle#er.
hfrwton-Htrnr4/Sherrorr. --
Josssn -11IeCtanut, Sharpsbargh: -••-
•
S. G. Lowat,Clarkiville. • - • , '
- -- •
,-G. Pnrista, %Vett Greensve - - '
J. & T. - •
i ' - W. 41 . -I.l annar,llartstown.. .
W. -- "Warnyntirit &Co:, She rotates : Comp in._
•/-
,C ilk' Spring Corner. ~ „ . . •
1.11,d0n.: ; ;
. - !- • , •
AVM. 3 , 41.14,,L0ckp0rk ~• •
A. 1 4affi nad &,..Co, Erie,- -
The following Agents Erie cwilinneeive. ilnd
mtfd Freight to any Pon on, the, Litkes, shipped
tiffs- Line:
4 W hl. Gallagher, John Hearn,
G. %V. Haverstielti Co, Josiah Kellogg. i
,Kelsoe & Walker & , Co ok, _;_ ]
Pittsburgh. Portable:Boar Line:
aE gy -
Foe the Transportation of Freight to sail from
PITTSCURGH, PHILADELPHIA, HALTIfiTOREARW,:
YORK, BOSTON; tza-
BORBIDGE
T
¢" PhilatuiPhia•
TAAPFX o, CONNDAtesixtrel'..., • • ,
1113 old established Line being now; full operaiieN,
the proprietors have made ex tensiim arrangements to
forward Goods and I'Mduce "with despatch, and on the
- most favorable terms. They confidently hope, their Well
- known promptness in delivering goods—peculiar safety
in mode of carrying—capacious warehouses at each port,
affording - accommodations to shippers and ".roWners
produce,—together with their long experience and Imre--;
mitting.attentiou to business; will seemly talhenz a 'conj .
tintuince of that liberal patronage ; they hereby gratefulli
'acknowledge. • -• .
All consignments by andfor this line received, charges
paid, and forwarded in any required directions free of
charge-for commission, advancing or storage.
'No interest,,directlyor intßrentlYi in steamboats. A ll
commaarettinns PromPtly auended to cm applica
tion to the following agents:
, ' BORBIDGE k CASH, ,
251fMarkei
TAAPPE O'CONNOR,
Cada! Basin, Pittsburgh.
' O'CONNORS CO.,
North street, Ballintore:
,• IVILLIAIII VVILStrN, .
' — Cedir meet., New York.
. ,
_ . .
..21erishanits .IPransportaslon Lido. . , ,
VIA CANALS .AND RAILROADS PORPHILADEL
. • AND BALTIMORE.
ir'LlrjODS Consigned tt . )pr earn Will be forwarded with=
out delay, and_ ott lowesteurrent tares.
C.", A. 'WAIN:I:MTV & CO,
•,
Canal ~t osin, Penn street, Pittsburgh.
.SEILLES & REYNOLDS,
272 and 3i ;ALirket street, Phlladelplua.
RASE, MERRILL & CO.,
1e22 ',South's 'whatf,Beitimor
ercaaata. • ay Freight Ps .I.lna.i
mat
, .
EXCLUSIVELY for the transportation of way freight
between Pittsburgh, Jolinstown, 116 IR•
daysblirgli, Water street, and Peteriburglf.
:This Line yeas formed for the special accommodation' of
the .wciy business. The proprietors, thankful far the very
liberal patronage they have received during the last two
yeari,
' respeenullf Inform their, old customers and the
public generally; that they „ars now better prepared to
,deliver goods at tufy , point . on the Canals or Railroads
, . with - promptes a nd despatch,
, . .
A.S. A: LORE, - - GEORGE TRINDLE,
JORN 147LBER &
cwas--- . C. A. APA. - ntl.rt & CO., Pittsburgh;
- 'Joint Itirt.Ltn, Hollidaysburg; •
PICEWORTH dr WOODS; Johnstown.
Basinummes—Stnith &Sinclair; J. &J. APDecitt; G. &J.
H. Shoenberger, R. Robison & Co.; R.l%loore ; RaguieY &
• Smith* John Parker War Lehnter &C 0..; G. P. Stroenber.
ger, Pittsburgh; • • • je29
Blisrohauta',Trastaportaltion Line,
~
"DOR the ;
Transportation of4lerchanclizeand frtidace
to Philadelphia and Baltimore. Goods consigned to
our care will be forwarded without delay, at the lowest
rates. Bills of Lading rranatiiitted, and all instructions
promptly attended to, free from any extra charge for stor
age orcommission. • . • .
C. A.IIP.A.I I 7I.ILTY & Co., Proprietors,
Marl Canal Basin, Liberty st.,•Pittsbnrgh.
lthitette,onl- eon .1
~'^^r ,~~,~r, ~~;~~g_
"New-CoSisszSercial Line•-,
E. - W. Ktini.O.t.-& Co ; r Dmfit,o4lCts'init.r, L'al;
•, - ,591, Wall M ; NeW-Vorliif Litespbol, Enkland.' '
Rtsriterstutv inform - their friends Mid iDe.
„I
,:tb4rthey, hate Commenced The Gene
. y • Tat , Shipping -and- VimMtisricti:Bu.rfitess,' to
gethcr with the General Pasletger; .1314,!inesx,
,41 - grantihkeettifientes of Passage trot(' London,
Liver poolalublin,Belfast` Or any port of fit
Old Cottntryto'NeWlerk, Boston hid Thiladelphili, an
the most reasonableterms,
Dials and Bills of 'Exchange, from Ito any amount
enthe;Royat Bank orfeelan d' and itahranches, and Mi
Liverpool.. -
The daysof sailing of the Regular Line of Liverpnol
Packets, as fixed upon. are the Ist, 6th, - 11th, lath, 21st
herd 26th of , evary
'..These Ships are ail of the - largest class, and are cam
landed by men of, character add , exierieacc. The
Cabin ; iiecciminodations- are 'ally that cart be desired in
point of Skitindoi and convenience;; They are furnished
with cvbrydescription of stores of the be-Bikini!: ' Pune . -
ujality,in the - days of sailing will be strictly: , adhered to.'
I"agkel,,Phips.Eoseitts, Siddons„Sheritlan and.Garrick,-
En'e ves§t'ls.pf, the largest class; and those: desirous to
brink out their friends, cannot seleet finer or safer Ships.
Passage can-be secured at the lowest rates. -
New Orleans Line of Packets sail weekly; „For pass
-age tur freight, apply as ahtive,:or
, to -
JOSEPH SNOWDEN, or
SDIVIUNDANOWDEN, •
dealt] Corner diti tind,Smithorld sta,Pitishurg
• • Ilsoritden '416 Coro •
. ~
• larw,Vissimaga •
- • i"
it" R.A:Br 1m iv.
_l3:7lnorifter, n . ll, Steerage Prunengers comma-- from''
.Etuppe,.ennfed America to come over, inLerategig.
'the phips
on asaAnast & Co., will he furnished with the
following Proviiions, or their eqnivalent,in other articles
efittallYgood.-:-.P of S Act Congress, May 17, 1646.. ..
MillS PLAN will Prevent sickness on board.. Hereto-.
", fore, when. Passengers found theraielv.es in Provis
ions, many_ of them..came on board entirely destitute, •
whichoften caused much sickness and death. • .
35 lifted:, . - All of good quali
-10 - . . ty, and one-tenth
10 " Oatmeal, - of • the Provisions
10 " Flour, furnished will be
10 " Beima nod Peas, delivered to each.
35 -6.--Potatoes, Passenger every
-1 pint of Vinegar,' - - week; with suf.
60 gallons-of Water, Scient supply •or
10 los.Salad Pork, free from-bone. Poet for cooking.
Each-Ship in - this Line Will be properly - Ventilated, and
a goof house overthe ,passage- - way leading to- the Pas
sengers' apartment. The Caroboose and Cooking-ranget,•
for the use'of Passengers, are kept under cover. Every'
attention will be paid to promote theirlyeeltl, and comfort.
Agent at Pittsburgh, ' JOSHUA . RO/31NSON,
je7 • ' ' - Fifth at:, near Wood.
Giliertmigratlono2l/oe.
REMITTANCES and Passage to and
from Great' Britain and Ireland, by W. V.itVzlk.
& J. T. Tapscott, 75 South et., - corner
of Malden Lane, N. Y., and 98 Water
loo Rtmd, Liverpool..
The su bscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above Rouse, are now prepared to make arrangements
on the most liberal terms with those desirous of paying
the passage of their friends from the Old Country; and
they flatter themselves their character and long standing
to business will give ample assurance that all_theit ar
rangements Will be carried out faithfully.
I'llessrs.W. & J. T. Tapseott are long and favorably
knbwn for the superior class, accommodation, and.suiling
qualities of their Packet Ships. The QUEEN OF VIE
WEST,_.SHERTDAIN, GARRICK, lIGTTINGUER,
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL, and SID/KENS, two of which
leave each port monthly—from New York the Slat and
26th, and trim Liverpoollhe 6th and llth; in additiOn to
which they haveinnagements - with the St. George and
Union Lines of Liverpool 'Pnek - ets, to - insure a departure
from Liverpool every five days ; being thus determined
that their facilities shall keep pace with.their increasing
„patronage: while Mr. W. Timscott's censtant pertional
mmerintendance of the businessin Liverpool is an midi
tional security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers being, as usual, extensively engaged in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh aid
the Atlantic Cities, are thereby enabled to take charge of
and forward passengers immediately on their lauding,
without a chance ot , disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, preparedto contract for passagefrom any sea
port
in GreatEritain or Ireland to this city, the nature Cl
the business they ere engaged in giving them facilities ,
for carrying passenger* so . far inland not otherwise all '
minable; and will; if necessary, forward passengers fur
ther West by the best mode of conveyance, without any
additional chargei for their .trouble. Where persons
sent for decline coming out i lhe amount paid for passage
will be refundedin full.
' REMITTANCES.
The-aubscribers are also prepared 'to give drafts at
sight (or any amount, payable at the principal cities and
towns in England, Ire tared Scotland and Wales, thus of
lording a safe rind expeditious mode of remitting 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. • TAAFFE dr, O'CONNOR, --
Forwarding and Commission Merchants. ,
map.l7-d&W-ly Philadelphia.
ROOhe, Brothers, & Co.
FULTON sr, NEW Yana; Ebt RULT,
DoELL'Ij &artaau ROAD, LIVERPOOL..
JAMES BLAKELY, Xgent,Essen Penn et:, Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh. .
Arrangemen Agents
10loam, rms. &co., so for the BLACK
BALL LINE, of Liverpool end New York Pack - ets,
,take the liberty of announcing to their old friends. and
customers, that their arrangements for the year le4l being
'complete, they are prepared to bring out passengers by
the above splendid Line, from Liverpool to New York
and Philadelphia. They refar to their former coarse of
doing business, and assure those who entrust them with
their orders, that the same satisfaction will be 'rendered
'asherctofore.
IiCESItTTA:CCES TO
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.
Drafts for sale, payable; on demand, at any Nankin
Ireland.
The undersigned has made arrangements to bring out
passengers to Pittsburgh, diming the present year..
feb64mdam• JAAIES BLAKELY.
kiIkGREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND.:
orange To and from
IMEMSEV==
CARLISLE & RIPPARD, No. 58 South -at, N. V.
Subscribers, having accepted the Agency Rinds
1. elty of the above well known and respectable Houses,
are prepared to make engagements for passengers to come
out from any Part of Great Britain or Ireland, by the re
gular Line of Packet Ships. Railing from Liverpool week
ly. Persons engaging withus may rust assured that their
wends Will meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch tit Liverpool, as well us every attention necessary
on theft arrival in this country. Apply to or address
SAMUEL firCLURKAN
, •
.. - 142.T.,iberty st,Pitiehurgli.
N. B.—Passa ges engaged here,frrun Liverpool to - Pitts-
Inugh direct, and drans for any amount forwarded, Pay
abte.at sight, throughout the United Kingdodt. jytri-ly
HAIIINDIRN 17 CO. l B
_ . .
iL
n85E36E8 ASTLI RittiIITTANCE
Office.
• •
HARNDEN le. CO. eontinueto bring out persons front
' any part of - England, Ireland, Scotland or . Wales,
upon the most liberal terms, with theirutianilionetuality,
. and attention to the wants of emigrants. We do mai al-
!ow our passengers to be robbed by the swindling scamps
Mat infest the •sea-ports; es we take chaigeofthem the
motnent they report themselves, and see.to their well-be
ing, and despatch them without any detention by the first.
ships. .We say this fearlesslyi as we defy any of our
paksengers 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
craft, at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
collies.
We intend to perform our:contracts honorably, cost
whist it may, and' not act as wee the case last season with
, other mikes, Who either performed not at all, or when it
suited their convenienee.
Drafts drawn at Pittsburgh for any sum from to
11,000, payable 61 " any or, thif Provincial Banks in Ire
land, England,`Sootiand add Wales.
'JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European and General Agent,
Filth street, one dobr below Wood
N it h
EIIIITTANCB;
frfiElßubaeribers are prepared to forward manor.° all
•parttrofEnglandittelandilßeolland and . Walea, With
Sdeapatch, and 'et the lowest rates. •
SAMUEL M'CLURKEN &
142 Lihertk ['Met.
READS wAsiumarroN,:
4T,TORIVINY AT. LAW,.
THE Partnership heretofore existing between JOHN
AIAHON and READE WASHINGTON; has been
dissolved bymutualtOnsent.. ' '
Theitiliserltier mat be TOutid `at hie offiee:oh , Pourtly
street, between Smithfield and Grant sts , Pittsburgh, In
all time's when not engaged in Caurt. •
-:debls-3m RBADE WASHINGTON.
Eagle Siftloon :and Restaurant,
-Na; 66, 63,- and 0131 Wood street
. .
The subscriber would respectfully inform
his friehdaund the public , igeneiall*, that
. hates had the above well known establish.
meat tilted up in a.very superior style, and is now pre
pprethwith every requisite, to serve up tathe deltenr:
cies the- season-affords. •
. OYSTERS. stewed, fried, roasted, or in the shell
gOther with hor coffee, tea, chocolate, beef steaks, mut.
ton °hops, venison and game, at short notice, and et 'all
seasonable hours, in a style that cannot be surpassed in
Pittsburgh.
XX ALE of the best brands.-- Imported &gars in eve.
ry variety. -
He would also beg leave to state, that he is .prepared
'la furnish DINNER PARTIES of any number, in a su
perior manner; SUPPERS for Halls,Societies or private
. -
1J
PRIVATE Rooms always in readiness..
Newspapers will he kept on file from all quarters.
JOHN T. DONNLLEY. •
A C aid.
FrO THE ENTERPRISING.—A. rare chalice is now
presented-for the safe investment in a business en
tirely new; one adapted to the manor limited, as well
as to the man- Of 'extensiv . e repourCes; yielding a profit
-fromMapital and enterprise beyond any operation of the
day. It lathe complete monopoly or a staple article, ab
solutely necessary and essential to every family, as well
'as indispensable' to the mechanic, artizan and proles-.
sional man., To.' capitalists, an opportunity offers itself
.for a lucrative employment of either large orsmall sums.
bringing immediate and highly. satisfactory
These desirolau - of embarking in a pleasant, genteel busi-
ness, are invited, with others, to call at the office of the.
undersigned, - examine 'the arucle,..and form their own
ladgmeatt, from-the facts presented.. •
Office—Exchange Buildings, St. Clair street, next door
o Esquire Johns °Mee,
decs:tf
• 1 10 i COACEI MAXlaft.4:—The undersigned has on hand
and will 'sell, to close 'the . lot of greatlq.redueed
rate s 4 all wool- Drab' Cloth, all wool and unionDamask'
andEtolians,Backrams,ko. ~.12..0,THOMPSON,
eefi Market at., three'. doors from Liberty
,
•• - - :
lilt le the beet Cough Illedtellrie I ever Sesvdt
HAD - the following proofed' the superiority of Dr.
Ira-
R
lard's Oriental -Cough. gixturtyrrom asespeeutble
izen, who has tried it: ; .. ,
inbGut, Pc`
ms.sits. H draim tiItOCAIVATAIIOr OTing for several
:Weeks 'under the disadvantes - orn harassing cough and
most diStressing cold, whieh pad, thus far,. resisted, the of of several of the "infalhbles," was . induced to pur
chase a : bottle. of your Orimital COugh_Mixture t and give
it a fair trial. , any great surprise, .after: using only one
hull of the bottle I found myself entirely, well. "hit the
Nor medicine / ern' saw.."
True copy. JOHN HINDS:
Bold by HAI - 8:k DRCiDICBTAY Druggists,`Commer
cial RoW, Liberty^ stree neatCann l. ' 'Jana:
Irar3HE BE E ROOMS, Harke's Build-, ,
%Li ings, Fouriastreet,—Hotriio-&., AlCi/lONT, Daguerreo
typists from the 'Eastern Cities; call tlie attention of,
the inhabitants of -Pittsburgh, and the neighboring loWns,
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and ether-S t at rooms in
the third story, of Burkehi building l 4th at.- ' '
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest Immured:that
-net pains shalt be spared taproduce them in did- highest
!perfection of the art. Our instruments areof the most pow- ,
cribl kind, enabling -12 a to, execute pictures ndarapassed
for high finish and, truthfulness, to nature The public are,
solicited to call and examine, ..0
Persons sitting for pictures are neither requirred or ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction
N. B. Operators will find this- a good , depot for stock
and chemicals.. . .
I Instructions given in.the an, Containing the, more
recent Improvements. jan7
Oyster - A:genoi.
rAYSiLitS CHEAPER. TH AN' THE .CHEA - PEST.=
O
Received this day, direct from .Baltimore, by Ex,'
press, Fine. Fresh Oysters, which !Will sell low, at my
store, iu MA.Diturond,•-also at Wm. Rramees, corner of.
Second and Smithfield streets, and U C. Kelly's, Corner
of Fifth and Illttrket.alley. • -
I will receivEthem,daily at AIM above- places. All
Oysters warranted ' moucyreturtred, if not good. •
NeNV Itllllltterp, Silks, Velvets, Ace:
4 Jcsr received from New York, ti choice selec'-
- tion . of elegant rich Satils,'Silke,Wlnle;Mbilene,
French Flowers, Plumes, &c. A handsome as
sortment of Winter Bonnets,: HooN,rCanes, Cardinals,
Viseits. &c., on blind and macle'Mor . ileririthe latest style,
at the shortest notice. ' : " PJP.S.IDIIPF,.
decd . ` No. 10 St. Clair at. Meat iidel
*
--
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.Mm n
S. Mt'
Fourth street, near I ,Vood,:wottld inform the Ladies
of Pittsburgh and vicinity; thatithe:will 'open on
Tuesday, the 24th inst., an extensive assortment of , Pal'
and Winter Millinery. " . . enl2o
COLVER AIVERs
C .
. wit .
irANGEABLE R: VISITS: - row CerrAtAls PEPS-
M atris.—lV:ll.ll.lerphy . has - on handii fewmery hand
- Home changeable Stilt Yams, very.suilltbre tor Christmas
presents which he ler selling sit reduced prices:- Ala, batitisolrieDnO;Silicv, atarni sillPPritutt /few. linen
.coalitbric 41443, Ava.
nsnrant
— I iro Isadurance.
,fIIHE InSuranaci Company of NortkAtherion Of Phila-.
delplfilt,thrnugh' its duly:autliohzed Agent, the,,sna;:
i‘oriber,oireis tornake permatientMatklimued Instolitten.
orfproperry, in this ally and itevicinity, and art shipments
by:the canal andrivery
Arthur G. Coffin, Preet,:._.. Samuel Broolis, : •
Aiax: Henry Charles Taylor,
.Santuel W. ones,
,•Scortuel,W. Smith,
: Jones Smith, Ainbrose .Whito, •
• Toftn A. Brown, • ~ Jacob M. Thomas, •
John White Neff. -
Thomas P. pope, Richard•D. Wocid, •
Welsh, ' Henry H..S.herraid, Sea'y.
This is the oldest Insurance ,Compan_y. in the United
States, having been chartered in,1713,, Its charter is per
' petudl, and from its Itign standing,. long e.dileriefice, am
pie' means, and avoiding all risks of. an extra . k,a.zard_ 012 , 5
oharketer, it may be considered asstderingritn"e sccun"
IJI° the public. • WILLIAM P. JONES.
AeCounting Remit of Atwinid,jcifies,l 4 Cp., Water clad
Front sta., l'insbur h. • • - • MarlY
T,he= Franklin
Fire Insurance:Comps**
-- oPiltrhanziretts.;- -- - '
CHARTER P ERPETISAL4OO,OOO paid in office
lIJJ 163; Chestind stint:4th side, near Fifth.'.:Take Insu
rance, either permanent or limited, against loss: or dam
age by fire, on property andeffects of every description,
in town or country, on the most.reasonable terms. Ap
plicatjon, made:either personally .Ority,letters, vain' be
promptlr.attended 'to. C. N. BANCBER, ?rest.
Charles N. &tucker, ;. Jacob -R. Smith
Thomas Hart__, , George
Thotnas J. Wharton, , '
MordecaPD. Levels,
"Tobias Wagner, _- Adelphi
Samuel Grant, . David S. Brown.
' PITTSBURG ItAGEN93N . -,.
11: -.-Office of the Ag6n6y Oriihe North Ears - corner
of Third and Wood streets. Pittsburgh.
Pica, risks taken on buildings and their contents hi
l'ittsliagh; Allegheny and the stieroudingeonnto. — Ne
nir iu' - mfiniand navigation risks taken.- aug4-17
AGIINC.I'UP 'PRE k'RANKLI.N FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY OP PHILADELN. E. ear-lure
Third and Wood streets, Pittsburgli.=-The 'nisei& cif :the
cortipany.oalthe, first of:January, 1849,Alt , pulatished
conformity: - Fitti an act er the Pennsylvania Legislature,.
...... • • , • ,, ,4 6 99,619 9 3
RearEstatc,tti cost- . .: . •• • ,luv - v67 '77 '
Temporary 4pans, Stocks and Cash 1 . 704429 72
.
Making a tonal of. $222 , 683 42
Affording Oertain assuizince .that all. loities ba
promptly, pet, and giving enure 'security to all who Ob
tain policies , froni this Company. Risks taken at:as low
rates as are consisteuttvith securiti.
WARRIC IttARTIN, A • nt.
GAI44 OrtEiL ! . 9. ' a. LONG. - r. If. MILL=
_ GALLAGUER; LONG &,NIILLER,.
ho. 109 Front st:, between Wood , ' and 'Smitisfsekt streets.
ATANUFACTURERS of Bells of all sizes, double and
,LIL single action Force Pumps,- Counter Rriilinog Alin- -
era! Wafer - Pumps, fittings of all kinds for Gas, Water,
Stearn, &c., Brass Castingsfor Machtnery and anti-attri
ton metal for same. Particular attention paid to Gas
Fixtures, and a well assorted stock of T?lain and. Orna.
mental Pendants: Burners, Chandeliers, &c., &a., con
stantly on hand: ' amid
AXES ARMSTRONG. SAMUEL CROZEU.
'_ ARMSTRONG & CROZER,- Crmtmission Merchants,
N 0.122 .Market street, Pittshurtli, Fa, =cod
promptly to the sole of every description o( Western
Produce, and other articles entrusted to their care. '
REFER To—Hanna, Hussey & Co., Pittsburgh - ;' Hanna;
Graham & Co„,, New Lisbon,,O.; Merchants feuerally,
Wellsville, 0.; Rhodes & Ogleby, Bridgeport, O.; A,' G.
Richardson & Bro., Cincinnati; 4.E.Howard, Louisville;
KY.; Guile k Dorwort, St. Louzi; ft Boyles, Stettbeil..
!Me.
,•‘ " LAW, SOILCIOL.
!FHB Subs.,er will receive at Lis officel . yoting Gen-
A. demen desiring to read law. lie will superintend
and direct their studies, and bytonstant supervision, and
strict weekly examination, prepare them for admission
to the Bar. 'HEADE WASHINGTON. .
The Subscribers have been in habit of daily profession
al intercourse with Heade Washington.Esry., for many
.years, and feel great-pleasure in attesting the accuraey
of his legal information, and hiseminent capacity for the
Undertaking net forth in his advertisement.
They earnestly recommend tosoung Gentlemen who
wish to acqvire a competent knowledge oT the legal pro
fession, to - avail themselves of the advantages which his
Proposed Law School will alTord them.
Charles Shaler, 0. Metcalf,
A. Burke, .Thor_ Williams,
Wilson MCandless, C. Darragh,
Robert Woods, . James Dunlop
C. 0. Loomis Wm. B. M'Clure
.1, D. Mahon, , A. W. Loomis.
decla- r - 4 n,
Great Bargain Corner,
fiVnTIIFIZIE AND FIETTI 'THEFTS; PITTSISTRISIE P* 4
1» the most popular of all BOOT and SHOE Es!
tablishmenis in theXest.. This place has gained
its reputation by its proprietor keeping the -very
best Boots and Shoes. which are made expressly
to order for this market, and he is not gnashed only by
keefilftc the best assorted stock of BOOTS 'sad RHOS
in the 'Western country,' but he is enabled, and deter
mined to sell his GUODS 'osier than any other house,
possibly can. he cares not what factlities tht). hoist ot
having lot offeringgreat inducementstto the public. It
is impossible to set milli all the advantage* and facilities .
in un advertisement, that the Great Biitgain" Corner hai'
"over others ' which enables int proprietor to sell Boots
and Shoes of the very best qualities - and styles at from lo '
to 23 per cent lower than any other store in ther , city.
The way to test the matteris for all who intend rumbas=
ing BOOTS and SHOES, to cal l at BATES' GREAT
'BARGAINCORNER. examine the stack and priee". and
rill will be satiefled that the Oreatßargain C'orner,SMith•
field and Fifth...or efts, is the place for the public. one and
all, to get good. Boots and Shoes'cheaN'forcash.
Gwen Western Saddle,
HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP MANUFACTORY..
THE subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public in general; that he-has the
largest stock of the following named argeles - , of his own
manufacture. in thiveity—Saddles,liernesi,Trunks and
Whips; all of which he will warrant to be made - of the
best material, and by the best mechanics in Allegheny'
counly. Being determined to sell his manufactures
sbmething lower:than hus been heretofore soldin the city;
he would invite persons. in need of the aterretriurned ar
ticles to his Warehouse, No. 14-1 Liberty street. oppo.
cite geventh. Alec, bands made to order for machinery.
ocett
• •
Chic erlug's New„Ciroular Scale. Pianos.
FAG FIT NEW ' , Lana-Fon:l%Es, from
.ei"7l47pti? e t,. the celebrated manufactory of Clacker.
ing. Boston; with the now improved cir
cutter. scale, just received' and, ,now open.
For sale at at Mr. CliickePiug's Factory prices, by
7 JOHN 11.• NLLort,
No. b.I ;Wood street, l'attsburg.l. tole Agent. for Clikker:
ing's uraud and 'shearq Pianos, for WesiernYenna: ore
TotINSTON & STOCKTON have just recelvedthe
sfollowing new works:,= :• • -
, History of Congress,. Biographical And cont-,
' pribing a history of internafirnprovemenrs,,Govers,.Har,
hots. &e l ) from the Ibratation of.lhe Government - to the
present time ; embracing, else, historical notices of va
rious political events of Ocean .Btehat Navigation; of
the Tea nod Coffee tax ; togetherwith, biographies, per
sonal histories, &e., by- Henry G. Wheeler, illustrated by
steel portraits, and fac simile autographs. •
History •of Charles 1, of • Viigland ; by. Jacob Abbott,
with engravings.
-The Romance of Yachting; Voyage the First, by Jos..
C. Hart.
A new novel; Mary:Burton : a tale or Manchester life.
, The Moral, Social and Professional duties of Attorneys
end Sone itors•, by Samuel Warren;Esto P.R.. 8 of the
inter temple, Barrister attaw.. ' , decS:
City Cracker nail eristid Bakery.-
J. SHEPHARD , ' , - •
OULD respectfully inform big friends and the pub.
lie generally, that he has added to • his url.
ness,tlie manufacturing of Crackers of every v arie ty.—
Having purchasedone • MAY-. R. Nevinn Cracker-nod
Pilot Bread machines, he is. prepared to .611 all orders for
crackers or pilot bread at The shortest notice and koPell
by n Folic; attention to !minces, to &Mr° portionef the
public patronage. The public 4 reapeetfidly invited to
call and examine Tor themselves. , •
BAKERY No.lo Cornmercial now; Liberty at. oppo-
N B. sxperior family Bread,vye and dyspepsia Bread:.
large and small rolls, freak:every morning ran be had at
the store, or my wagon, or, at my stand in themarket.-• •
'Cakes and Confectionary on hand and made to order.
Nolo Commercial• Row. Liberty at.
.1. ;IYER COMPLAINT, - JA.UNDICE,:, DYSPEPSIA;,LANERVOUR DEEM ITY, - DISEASE OF'' THE KIM'
iNEYS, 'ASTHMA,' rind' aftembina'itiliing from .
derangement or' disease in ' the• Hillary, - Dtges-
live, Vascular, Respiratory, and 'Nervous
Systems,' such as constipation, inward
- piles,laeiwtburn, loss o f appetite,cOat,'„.
ed tongue, acidity of the atom-,....
achowimming of the headj.• ' •
or weight in the • -
stomach, dimness of
.• . :1
vision palpita
heart, . • "
c Choking or suffoeating sensating : depression of spirits,
sudden finshes ef-hetty:pain m the side, or back,.
weakness of ihti Blabs, CODEltlldtin
egimaga of evil; fever and : dell pain in the
• head, pain. and difficulty of breathing
wheitlying upon the side frightful
• .
dreams, I oureructationsyellow- t
nesB-.431i the skin and eyei,
i4e.#letenoY of PersPira
e
- . on, &e, /re.' can be
effectually '
cured
.hY DOCTOR- EIOOPLANriIB ;
un;LEBRATED GER/44N..111TTERS. ;
Tbet Fpp aece rover,tileabovediseasesis..not exeelled=
if eatialled--by any . other
oily the' Uaited
States-as-the cares in this ony atteitt,many cases af-,
tar skitfulithysiciana had failed. . . '
Derangement in the liver and 'thorich.are seethes of
insanity-from disorder or obstruction ii'morbid netlike of,
the synatathetic and other EDITOR followp, and the reac
tions of, the brain are impaired.and deranged; as nerves
arethecinmecting mediuni between mind - and matier,it
followti from the recierocal - action .thar both' ratist- be
niorerif less implicated and deranged simultaneously;
.demngement there will alinproducediseaseof the SKIN,
'LUNGS,' UTERUS and KIDNEYS. as well 'as the brain.
The" thousands who die'with :YELLOW:, FEVER,
EROLERA .or /NPLUENA, is. owing to , the same
eanst; and the majority of eases of that most painful
disease, CONSUMPTION, miginaieslnamilie same. In
fact the stomach is the important otgenie the systeou of
matter, as upon it you depend forthe supeess and all the
advantages to be derived from the administration of in
terne I medicines:: Its funetionis are of,the utmost im;
pavan ce to everypne in Constituting the source and foun
tain of lifc,which is nutrition. No orgaupossessesauch
remarkable sympathies- none treehremaikable power in
Modifying every parrot' the-system: -
The rare - success in treating- disease of the -liver 'Mid
atom sch sticeessfally hag nor been a want ofpinhological
knowledge ot t - heir functions, brit the preparation - of a
compound that would act upon „the , disease and all.the
;sympathetic afilictions."-That point has been gained in
these Bitters, and they are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
and will in every ease permanently destroy'eostiveness,
and give streegM•and vigor to the fraine, at no'time de
bilitating the patienti - and they 'are ' grateful to the most
delicate stomach under any circumstances.-
- • ALL'CAN BECURED, •
WHO WILL USE THEM -AS DIRECTED, •
• ; wrrtatt ran rowmt or stmactsa )
The few menthe this , preparation has been before the
has,from its infallible efficacy, elicited the eulogy
of the press through the land, their object being for the
benefit of suffering humanity; its success has surpassed
all precedents, arid:it is free from all alcoholic stimulant.
ayrup:mercury, aloes t quinine, acids, and all injurious
ingredients, and especially adapted to the diseases of the
variable climate of the United States, and the 'West In
dia Wands.
WEEK AND DELICATE CHILDREN, -
are : Made strong by using it—in feet it Ise family medi- -
• eine; and can be administered with safety to a child one
year; 0111, the delicate tamale, or a maned' ninety
The Philadelphia Democrat says This medicine
titts.aa extraordinary virtue and efficacy, and is in greet'
demand. - We can speak from experience, that it.. has
Of - minced many wiinderfuf cures." '' • •
The Daily Sun sas i—u We bee it is one
in
the
, best medicines of the y ag,e•-a friend having used it in his
own; family witt(great. satisfaction Male Jaundice and
Liver Complaint? , -
The Spirit of the Times and Keystone staya:—"Lio our
peed citizens, who are invalids, know, the many aortae,
tshing cares that here been performed by Dr. Hoofiandla
celebrate,. wernian Bitters? If they do not, we recorn- ,
' mend them to the' German Medicine Store, - 278 Race'
street; all who are - tillEmed with Liver Comp laint, Jaun
dice, Dyipepsia or Nervous Debility; the Doctor has
cured many , of our 'daunt, after the-beet physicians
had failed. Weave used' them. and they' have proved
to bee medicine that every one should know of, and we
cannot refmiregiving oar , testimony in their favor. sod'
that whicbgives - them greater claim epon our hamble ef
fort. 'they are entirely vegetable.
The Erening Bulletin sayst—Tlie Celebrated German
Bitters are an invaluable remedy for' Jaundice; Dyspep.'
sta, and nervotiti complaints.. ; .
Neal's Gazette says:—"lt, is not often we notice the
various excellent medicines advertised, in our Catalina,
because • We are unwilling to speak except froln personal
experience, and a good constituticin fortunately - makes
us generally strangers tik such articles. A word, how
ever;of Dr. Hoo fi and's - German, Bitters. This sets know
.to he an excellentarlicle fulfilling in every respect what
is claimed fin- it by thead,vertiser.
The Daily News says: -
A 5 Ithmtctrre.—We speak knowingly of Dr.. Hoof
land'a celebrated German' Bitters when we say it is
blessing of this age, and in diseases of the biliary, diges
tive and nervous systems ,ithrus nor, we think, an agost,
—VISA VIDETAI3LE PREPARATION - AND DUDE WITHOUT AL,
count, and to all invalids we would recommend it as
worthy their confidence.
What stronger testimony tan a medicine have? At the
Pepsi. can be seen the evidences of many of our racist
-respectable, citizens. of Cures in all the. eregoing dig
oases'',
Principal Depot, German Medaine Store:27B RACE
street; and for sale in Lancaster y John P. Lam; liar- .
nsburg.: by D. W. , Gross; and .re pectaole dealers gen
erally throughout the country.
Q ILENCX- THAT DREADFULICOUGH :—The Lungs
are in danger, the work of the destroyer has. been
began, the Cough of:Consumption bath in .it„a sound of
death. , -
Altai von A MOTHER? Your darling child, your idol
and earthly joy, is now perhaps confined to her chamber
-by a dangerous cold—her pale cheeks, bar thin shrunken
fingers, tell the bold disease has already gained upon her
—the spund of her supulehrat cough pierces your soul.
VOTT44O , MAN, when just about to enter life, disease abeds
a heart crushing bligbiorer the fair prospects of the fu
ture—yottr hectic cough and feeble limbs tell of your
loss of hopi, but you need not despair. There is a balm
which Will heal the wounded lungs, it is •
Blinn:min% All-Heating Balsam.
A'rritak, the wife of Wm. Aimee, Esq. was
given up by Dr. Sewall of Washington, Drs. Roe and
McClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Rim and Dr. Mott of New.
York. i Her friends all thought she mast die: She had.
every Uppearance of being in consumption ' and was ad
pronounced by her physimans—Sberman's.Balsam was
given and it cured her.
hire ;GARIIABILS:VI2 of Bull's Ferry, was also cured of
consumption by this Iltilsarn when all other remedies
failcd to give relief—she was reduced to a skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle,, Dentist; 291 Broadway, has witnessed itS
effects in several cases where no-other medecine afford
ed relief—hut the. Balsam operated like a charm. Dr. C.
also witneared Its wonderful elects in curing Asthma,
which it never fails of doing.. Spitting Blmad, alarmin
as it may. be, is effectually cured by this Balsam. Ti'l
heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, and makes
the tuugs sound again.
itev. Emmy Jostrs, 103 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, 10 Delaney
street, gave it to a sister-in.law who was laboring under_
Consumption, and to another sorely afflicted with the'
Asthatai In both cases its effects' were immediate, soon
restoring them to comfortable health.
Mrs. Lucaretis WELL% 'O5 Christie-st, suffered from ,
'Asthma CI years. Shennart'sHalsam relieved her at
once, and she is comparatively well, being enabled to
subdue every attack by 'a timely use of this medicine.
This_ Indeed la 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 SI per bottle,
Principal Office 106 Nassau street, New:York.
Likewise 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 end Shoe Store and Patera Medicine Warehouse,
.80 Liberty street Pittsbargh, head of WOW street, and
.by the following dilly appointed Agents for Allegheny
county:
. A. M . . , Marshall. Allegheny city; Jonathan - Ghriest,
ItlauchesteqJ. R. If. Jacques, Birnungitam; A,S. Getty,
Wylie street; J.-0. Manna, cor. Webster at, and Elm;
Damel Negley, East Liberty; H. , L. Mitchell,,Wilkins-!
urgh; Thos. Alkali, Sharpsburgh; Semi. Springer, Clio.
ton; James hPKee, Stewartstown; John Blacc, Turtle'
Creek; C. F. Diehl, Elizabeth; Rowland & Son, APRees-'
port; MeEldowney,- Bakerstown', Riley APLaughllh,
Plumb Township; Wm. J. Smith, Temperanceville; Jas.
Fulton, Tarentum; G.ll. Starr, Sewickly. • midi-1y
MORE TESTIMONY , !—Dr. W. 1.4.1wr, of Fayette
vine, 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
'age thers;and havoadministered teem to rn_y patients."
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia and Bilious Fever, are im-,
medilitelY. cared by'the use s of Dr. Ralph's Pills. Price,
25 cents n box. Sold wholesale and retail by
S. L. C UTHBERT,
." .• . Smithfield street, near
Also, by Wm. Cole, Allegheny city ; G.. Smith, Bi,r
mingham; and John ArCrackert. Filth Ward. febl7
synesr•Fsznity. Medicines.
COOK , Ohio, w
C r o ites ! March, 16:.
' "I have use d yours
Vermifuge, nniaative Bias B4 anz,
and Expectorant . , in my practice, (or 'the last three years
and have been exceedingly well pleased with them, and
never, as yet, to my, recollection,' failed of realizing MY
fullest expectation in their • curative properties. Your
-other medicines : I cannotspeak of from experience; but,
judging from those I have used, doubt not but that they
claim and are entitled to - all the confidence re - Posed' ln
them,' by those who haie- used 'teem. I was formerly
very partial to . o .** Verniituge, until I becameacqualit'
ted with
other no W in usey.n which has my dedidedpreferene to any,
Ressectfially, yoarstac., S. S. COOK, M. XV , '
itr Fox sale in Tiusburgh at the Pekin'Tea Store, n
Fourth at
febls
.1) A. AIiNEBTOCK'S COUGH SYRUP.--This_pre
. paration has proved itself to be of very great effica.
cy in the cure of obstinate Coughs, Colds, . Asthma, 'Spit
ting of Blood, Whooping Cough, 'and other Pneumonic
.ASectlons; ,and the propnetors feel warranted in recent..
mending it as a safe andtuieful medicine, and are pre.
pared to show certificates of :indisputable authority,
,testimony:of its value. • in
• 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, perhapli, but few Cough preparations that will-pro
duce such decided! effects in such a short' tithe. Pre
pared and sold by •
. • • B; FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
Corner of :Firat and Wood; also, - coiner of Sixth and
Wood streets.' •
deel3
.17.s'aRALeje, vOo li li; S sal e e naß and aA re T tai ED l; tl r .t EG th ic e rAls . l4. .11. . 1.5 " 'a lb!.
R.SAL ESTLTE
• • - 50, Smithfild at.
Also, by Wm , Cole, Allegheny city: J. G. Sm ith, Bit
inineam; John McCracken, Penn meet, Fifth Ward.
- VOE SALE—A brick dwelling house and lot, in a plea
iantloCation situated 'on . street, Allegheny.
The house ts,wellityranged, having a good cellar, a kitch
en and dining ;mom . , holland two parlors, three bed rooms
and finished garret. Lot is 20 feet, by 120 deep, to a back
street. .Price; 81,200. - Terms, 8300 in hand, balance
four equal yearly payments. •
CVTEESEET,,GeneiaIi Agent, •
',Mae I : Smithfield street
~'
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I CHINESE-HAIR eitEA/1174-taistchlifiei-tratti:OW
growth, beauty, arid r Stormier); °fibre; •
Cream, when once known, will enpe i rcedep rotheriirw: •
des of the kind now in use.' exe the hair
a dead;
harsh, thin, unhealthy, nor turnip g grey; afeve
dohs will make the hair soft and dark, nod givett a beau-
Ural lively nyiriennince; and - trill:also male, maintain
its liveliness and healthy color, twice asiong as all - the.
_preparations that are generally used; 'Where the hairis•
thin;or ken fallen off, it maybe restored by ;teleran,'
Cretim.. :Every lady.andgenticmatt who Min the habit or
using oils on their hair should at once purchase a bottle or
.the Chinese Hair Cream, •its it Mee compased that
itavill
not Injure the hair like-the other preparations; but will
beautify it, and pro. ,, perfect.••satisfaction in every in;
Tor toinlmony to' he superior qualities, see the fol
lowing letter, from the'. REV. _Mr. .Caldviell to. klesixs:
Bendenshott & Stretch, Nashville, 'general agenja far the'
Southern States:'
Letter oftheßev..R.Vakltal l i.
, Wofille:rresbyterian
• Church, P , '
. .
klessim:Hesomumorr & Srarreu : .Gssrlxandr—l: Inks
p.easure in adding my testirrionyitiravoi• of the excellent •
primary:ion called Dr. Pareiles,C4fFsellair Cream; for.,
about two
_years ago my heir alas verrY-dry, bristly, and
disposed 'to come out; but having procured a bottle of the
Cream, end used it aecording to the pre s c riptkm, it iS now.
elastic, soft, and :firm. to, the head: - Marty balsams and
oils :were apOied; each leaving my hair in n worse state,.
than before: nis Creel* hoWever, has met my called- •
Ai an article fOr the toilet, my wife
.gltesioreference,
over all *inhere,' being delletitelY perfumed andhot
p_osed to rancidity. The ladies, espablaltileillfind the
'Chliterie Cream 10 be a desideratum in thelqrsTavation!!:
for the toilet
Rgepectfullyikcr..• • • ''.`•
Pulaski, January 7,13t7: ' • b#4oo.l3ar:.
• (17Sold wholesale and remlin, n Pittstinigh, by . John
111 Townsend,s13 Market et;: and'Jbel Mohler, ebrner of
'Wood and . iels-d&w-ly
. .
T AMES ire Cautioned agatmit using CommonPrepa
,F44 Chalk z They are nofawurehziw frightfully initt•!:r.
noes nix to the skin.! how coarse, how rough, howl's:al:3w,
yellow,' and unhealthy the skin appears after 'using pre-
paredchalk: Besides it is iniunours, anti:Ming largo
quantity of lead! We
have prepared a beautitul vest- .
table article. which we call ' Jones ' Spanish Lilly White.
It is perfectly innocent, being parihed of Mr deleterioull.
mutinies, and it imparts to the skin a natural, . healthy,
alabaster, clear,' lively ceNte aS the same • time • acting.
as a cosmetic on the skin, making it soft and smooth. .
• k Dr. - James Anderson, Pmetical Chemist of Masimiliti=
setts, says :." After analysing Jones' Sp ani eh LillyWhite,l
I. find. it possessed the mostrbeautiful and natural, and at
the same time innocent, 'Vihitet ever certainly
Can conscientiously recommend its Ilse to 'all *hose skin
require s b eautifjning.r „Price 23 cents a bar. ...I;titee
—thirbest way to apply Lilly White; is Wilhite& leather
or wool—the former tspreferuble;.: • •:'
4. ma err or Tents von 2.3
,emers..White teeibs.
foul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unlealthyteeth,
after being once or twice cleaned wittrJoneet: Amber
Tooth Paste,, have the appearance of the most beautilid
ivory, and, at the same • tune it is' S. petfeetly irinoeene
and exquisitely fine, that its constant daily:use is highly .
ativantageous,even to those teeth that ire intood Sonar
tion,.gitung- them beatitiful . . and- preventing a:
premature decay. Those already . decayed ; it prevents
from becoming worse--.it also fastens such as is becoming'
loose, and by person ranc o it williende r the fouleimettb,
delicately white, and make the breath deliciously sweet.
Price'2s Inn} cents a box. All the above are sold only
at 62 Chatham st., sigaofthe American Eagle, New York.
and by the appointed Agents whose .names appear in Me neat column.
,
War. YOtY IdAnar, and get tirich hush and,lady T "Your.
face is your fortune.. Is't beautiful, clear, fair? Is it •
'white? If not, it can be.made act even though it. be
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-
Chatham 'street. ine Jones' Soap, at the sign of the American. Eagle, 52
• .
Ring-worm, Salt-rheitm Setirvef. Erysipelas, Barber's ltch, are often cured by Jones' 'ltalian Chemical-Soap;'
when every kind of remedy has .failed. That it cures
pimples, freckles, and 'clears the skin, all knew. Sold at
the American' Eagle, 85 Chatham street: Mind,' reader,
this seldom or never fails. -
IS, .Tr., Patterso.
Sold at JAl:can's i 9 Lib eztCy I
s N t, G
head of Wood Sign n of
of the Big Boot. • nov23.
riNE HOLDAR TWELVE AND A HALF cENT§,
X_l -- Ararriags.-;-ContatentiaL—Any . lady between twen-
EY and thirty, Possevsing a symmetneal form, good. fea-.
tures, Az., is asked confidentially, can she suppose 'any
man could admire her. while she.has such yellow. tee*
such sallow, rough, coarse akin; and such dirty, bed,
wiry hair; when; by spending the above sum,' she Might '
have delicate white teeth a pure sweet breath,. arid a.
beautiful head of hair. Site can have beautiful white
teeth and sweet breath by using a 28- box.' of 1072te Am.•
Ix? Toothpastea skin white, pure and spotless as snow,
by using a cake of the genuine Jones' Ita li an Chemical.
Soap; and a beautiful head of hairty using 8.35. bottleof
Jones' Coral Hair Restorative. Do not form an opinion.
against this before you trry, or you will regret it; but be
sure - to ask for Jones' articles. Sold only in New •Yrtik
at 82 Chatham at. For sale by
wilt JACKSON. Atilt;
E 9 Liberty st, Pius lush.
CANCER, SCROFIIIAAND GOITRE-Ample : ex.;
perience has proved that no combination of medicine
have ever been so afien ALTERA TIVE. moving' the aboVedis
eases, as DR. JAYNE7S lt has effected
cures truly astonishing, not only of Cancer and other dis
eases of that clasi; but has removed the most stubborn
diseases -of the Skin, Swellings , Dyspepsia, Ice. This
medicine enters into the circulation, mid eradicates dis
eases wherever located. It purifies the bloOd and other
fluids of thq body., removes obstruction in the . pones of
the skin, and reduces enlargement of the glands or bones.
It Increases the 'appetite, remotes headache audAratisi
mess, Ind invigorates the whole system; undimpratiani,
mation to the diseasedand debilitated constituddn: Them
is nothing.snperinr to It in the whole. materia tnedica.. It
is perfecily . safe and extremely pleasant, and has nothing
of the disgusting nausea neetimprtnying tlieidenbfewar. lotcin •
medieine.' •- • • • • ..... • • •
nWr—Fin. able in Pittsburgh arthe PERI: 114:TE/t;STORE,
72 Fourth et., near Wood. •
- -
' A Recipe forAtte iltainteri - Hair 1
T 0 FORCE ITS GROWTH.AND HEALTH, MAKE
IT. SOFT, SILKY, CLEAN-AND. FlNE ; —Persons
in consequence of the many tltings Sold, set down every'
article, (be it ever so- good,) ns a humbug: , Iflrople
could be made to try,n,p.s. bottle oflene'sCoral Hair Re
storatiVe; and sed bow ii makes dry, rusty, red; lighi hair
moist; soft,aubum and dark; and keeps it-so ; and by its
use for. sometime, causes it to grow naturally.benunful ;
if people could - see the - number Of posy : respectable , me.
chanics that use it, (aye, and find it .the eheaPest thing
they can use.) for dressing and beautifying the Hair , for
keeping it soil and in order three times as long as'any'
other artiele made; and, ; .
Forces it to grow, stops its Calling;
And costs bui 3 shillings to try.- - •• '
We formerly sold nothing less than $.l bottles, but we,
wish people to try it. Sold only at'S.l.lthind 62,1Chutham
street, New York, and by
mar2l/ • 11ThI. JACKSON; Agt:. fig Liberty at.
iILTORE 'TESTlMONYundersigned ter Dr. Willard's Family' hied!.
- IXL - cintez—Tlie , citizenof ing personally used Dr. Willard's OritientalPittsburgh Coukh Mix
, tutu, and experienced its beneficial effects, do most cheer
fully rem:mamma, it.as..safe . ,and -- ,etrectual„in ail olscs.
Speaking front edrienee, we believe that it has no so :
periom and woul xp d. oecommcnd its use to all the &lamed.
' • CHARLES LEWIS,
.. - VVAL
Pittsburgh, March Ifith,lB4B. JENKINS.•
.7.
Iti - Sold by J. Schoonmaker t Co , Johnjtsys, James
A. Jones, I. H. Cassel; John. P.`Seett,' F. L.Bnmvden,'
'Mohler, Ogden - Sc Snowden. • pp
SALT RHEUM, SCURVY, OLD SORES, ERINifiE. -
LAS, Barbel. leek Chaps ; Sore 'Beards; 'Pimple.t.L-
This loused by many physicians in this city in cnnng the
above. and we would not conscientiously sell unless we
knew it to be all'We 'state. - • .•
As a 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 Ea
Chatham st., N. Y., and by_ • --•..• • • ••••
89WAILibertjAY'CstiCiceSbt,NP,ittAs%ettnigh,•••
ntar2.s.
ONSUM'TION seizes mere victims than any •cnber
C
disease in our country. The young, the old, the
beautiful and gay, are subject:to jts invidiotto
ravages,. and many hectic cheek has been supposed to,
bloom with 'the 'glow Of health. But every case - origt.
natesin'a cold and it.cough—perhaps deemed unworthy
of attention at first—and only met with remedies, when
too late. Watch the fait symptoms with jealous care,
and make tinmediate use of the Cough Balsam a B.
FahnestoCk & Co., which will certainly check itsleither
progress;, and restore the inflamed organs to a:beautiful
action.
For sale by B. A. FAIINESTOoK & corner let
and Wood sta.; also, corner llth and Wood: ' deelt-
.
F OR SALE.—.AIL valuable property Where Ihe
sabscriber resides, together with the unprovements
thereoui situated onlifixth street, near Smithfield,' front-.
log on - Sixth st. 120 did depth on Cherry alley 240
feet. ,This property is admirably. situated for Elotel - or
a Public Hall, and contains a half square of ground ; on
it might be - divided' into 12 building , lots; 0' lots of 20 feet'
each on .Sixth street, by 120 feet deep, and 6 lots with. a.
tient of 20 feet each on Cherry alley by 120 feet deep.
Janfelf. • • 4srn PORTER:
, . Magazines %Tor January,.
.R ECEJ-WD, AT M. A. MINER'S, Smithfield street,
third door above Second street-- • . • ."•,
Godgy's Lady's Book, unusually large,:with Six at- 7
tractive, engravings ; the literary department of the high: .
'eat order for this No., commencing a new-volume.
'Sartain's. Union Magazine, beautifully embellished,
and comprising 60 pages of reading . matter, origutat.;
, Braham's Magazine illustrated with four beaatifui en-
gra r v od in ta g i sl i . f ia x i
°quire,
Quincy
ui ftl ey do a ub d l a a m n s 7 ,,, b i e th r.
Notice ' s of ;his
Life and Character., : •
' A' Critical Defence of diC Grant Street Baptist Church,.
against the charge of corruption, in the administration of
her diserpline ; published by orderof the Church. • -
Rose and Gertrude, or the Mysterious Wedding; trans
lated from the French of Rodolphe - Topifer.
An Impartial Account' f the Lifts of the Rev. John N.
Maffit—anarroßve of his first marriage; also: his - second,
with many, particulars never before published
George
Second Volume Paul Ardenlieurt, nowcarriPlete by .
Lippard. • ' ,•
Mary ,- Barton, a' Tale of Mancheiter kite, Pngland ;
published bytheLliarphrs. ~ • ;..• .• : - •
Julian Be Clifford or „ Woman's Love,;•it Romasee t: of
Smiles and Tears' illtistratcd. ,
Atigelina - Liz.z.triore, Or the Lite o,c„it Beauty; by :the
author of the Jilt,Dreach of , Promise,-ke; Zec; '
• The Hruichliack, or the Bell Eisler of Notre-Dame;
by Victor Hugo. -..
Notion to the
MBE. satieriber, informs the public generally,..and
Housekeepers. and Retail Grocers Ractieularly, that:
he is discontinuing the Queeneware brisinees, arid will
sell oil biSPFesent stock at reduced 'prices. Those
wish to 'obtain, Mind, Quiensteare, -- or Glass, will find,this
a rare.opportunity for getting:such articles as they want,
much cheaper than the usual' rates, • , • • „...
Renteirdier the place, CURIA 118 Wood
street, near the Auction store: - '
I'. 8: I will dispose of my VzhOle atoek'lo'anyversen
witihing to buy it, at a bargain. t: ? •
Housz,,- • -
coRNER.bv .PEI4I4.IAND ST. - .GLAIR STREETS.
RESR.OYSTERS GAME, and every delicacy of
the season. the market affords,' •served .up- at the - .
shortest notice, and lathe very best style. Tha.botute is
fitted up ;anti td,itt the - best order, under the man .
Niemen% or . l'Eset4l-; JOHN M.: CAMPREI44:
ISIS
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FILM
. Maio caztn - Jtv• it frame:bit Cliefirkir BLr
A from e.well in Kentucky .
1 3 5 feet bele ! ' Ific Ob-fume:of:Me earth, e•eeetrun
and Infallibb• " cure for "Sprtinii,. Strains,' Capr'. &hides,
Scolds, Duras, Tetter.:.Erysipelds, 'Salad Rend; Comp.'.
Who,opilig-Cough,,,lnfidaucnatoty Sure' ThrtroohL Slate and
Inflame Fl a talenee, Tffeetei:FeVelr
. .
AnarAToßyaßEvmArpm„
. 7filekj•fel. iita Its effects in. a "Anrprisingtnahner: '" -
It has - never Yet 'failed when Used rteedvdivbiaites
irons. Read the following: .
...•,:".3114.1=osmica, Allegheny "coi Pa.,
, " • ' • ' November 18, 1846. -
This is to certify,that my wife, Margaret Ghriest, Wan
- cured of a Rh eumatic Complaint of seven yearristi
by:which she was so lame its to bd obliged to use
es: Di One weck.sho . was clued byy, using the •
Oil, anti could w.tk about as usual withouther
• . • JONATHAN GHREIST.
•K neibllimeng is Communicated by:Mr. Win.Nasll,lslr.:.
acksoe's agent for Steubenyille, 0. • • ,
A gentleman near Steubenville, who had not heels able
ai.put either of lari feet to the ground for twebie.years, in
. eunsegeence of lameness', bythe use Of one bottle 'was
enabled to walk two miles to township election. It .
liikeirise a sovereign 'remedy fbr
• CONTRACTION OF THE. MUSCLES AND TEN ,
. DONS.• ' - • ' • "-'
Communicated by Mr.:Win, Nash, Ww
ißshksort's agent for Steubenville : • . ;"' A "
lady residing; to Steubenville,' the finger of wiiiike
band wetsgo COntrnCttd as to deprive her of the use °fit '•
kiiitharty-five years, arms entirely cared bytho use of one •
hottle•of the Oil;so that rdienow hair the- perfect useott
her hand fully equal to the other which bad-never been*
affected. It has alto been found to bo a safe and invinei
blo agent in'the itieedt and certain care of '•
in till mrses not organically ineurniile. • •- ' • • •
A lad)" , reading In •AllighehYeity.wai effeetdalbjeured•
of obstinate clearness, of years , continuanee,l)7 the of less lesifthan - cind bottle Of-the Oil; do that dui. said She
heard better than she had 'vier done before. - • . •
A gentleman well known in Pittsbargif,";vints cured .of
deafness of nine years'.standing, the -tide of a small
quantity- of the Oil. The names 'and residences of the
lady and gentleman will be given to those who desire 14 . -
at the office of the ailvertiser, •
ptimetties are highly developed In the certain and
surprisingly speedy cure of all-cases of • , • -
CHOLIC, CRAMP, AND. SPASMS.
Several codes of Cramp Cholic have been 'effectually.
cured by one dose of the Oil, in the short space of halt
an hour. when the parties have been agonized withpain-
Its curative propertiethave been remorkably manifested
in the radical core of - •' . • •
' DISEASES OF TRE SPEW..
Aladyi the wife or a planter in s,
Kentucky, was cure.
'effectually of one of the worst codes of diseased Spine,'
which had confined' hee to her bed ;for a considerable
,time, in which she could not tuni herself. It is alto a
'sure remedy and perfect cure for pains in the tonal! of the .,
back, and
IN. FLAMMATION OF THE -KIDNEYS.
Pcrreauxon,l6., 1:40. -•
This is to certify thit I wits afflicted w i t h
g c reat pain in
the small °flay bark-and kidneys, which affected me so
ra,uehlhet I could not stand upright. By rubbing •ester
natty, and rising half a teaspoonful internnity,_night and
morning,, I was entirely cured: • JOHN RIDDLE,
• • near. Warren, Armstrorig co, Pa.
Ajgentlernan Pntiburgh, afflicted with a violent inr
finminancrn -ortbe kidneys--the pain of which caused
• him to faint , -wasconipletelyenred, in three daysiby the
rise of the'Ametican Oil.. ,
tThei,sottlities of this
: I fATURE'S . OWN'REITEDY - -7 , '
is extremely penetrating add' anti-inflimmintorye' Cense
qpiently is confidently recommended es a sovereign rem•
edy whereveritifiammation exists; either external on a
:ternaL treed immediately after a Cot, bruise or•Svounifi
it will cure and pTevent • • • •
- GANGRLNE AND MORTIFICATION: . • •
It has, in addition, been found a salutary, pleasing and
effective remedy for those very and intonez
_____GßAVELAND 'URINARY COMPLAINTS:
VG - Price, 50 cents per bottle. • • • • .
caution—Her on•Toui Cietard.
The surprising e-xeellence and growing' popularity
the Amencan Oil, has induced some dishonest persons •
paint upon the public, miterable lihitations of this • truly •
valuable medicine for' the purpose of de:eiving the un
wary, and defrauding the Proprietor. • - ' •••
' In order to he sure of obtttimng the genuine, *bury '
the following ram riniros:
Ist. See that the name "Wm. Jiickson, 69 Liberty st
bead of Wood is-printed on the label of the wrapper...
'of each - bottle, to imitate which is'fdlony. • .
That each bottle is inclosed in a pariaphlet contain
ing directions for nee; and also eantaining the name
and address' of Wm. Jackson, General Agent 'for this •
proprietors; likewiirei the name and'address of the pro
pnetors, D. Hail & Co., Kentucky: ' • • .
3d. Pur 6 hase :oaf of the . advertised' Agents,'-eill. of .
Whom have a show bill, on Which hi printed the name:sof, '
the Proprietors and General Agents---tinis: D.Hail &Co;,
Proprietors, Kentucky. Wm. Jackson, Pittsburgh,Ta s
. General Agent for .Weitzeni Pennsylirtiniti,iind part •of.
Ohio and Western - Vi rginia* and the:printers'
& Stuyock; PittsbArgli•--printed ut the Amnon'
of said show bill.'
. . . .
9th. Observe the gehalneAmeriett:&.oll is of a dark
green color, without any sediment, and its specificpaid
ty lighter th an water. The counterfeits ate mostly of 6
black color; —some white, like Spirits of .Turpeutine,
said to be refined and clarified ;-, sante Sensea Oil—oth
Sera a mixture of other common oils; and onc nh:Ack filthy
looking mixtare.parporting to come front t',e "Vittsbnrgh.
.and Allegheny Dispensary Co.' , Nona of theso coon
terfeitistros.ess either the Arnie Of the power of Mc true
General
wholesale and retail by WM.' JACKSON,
General rind Sole Agent for the Proprietor in Western
'Pennsylvania. Western' yirginin, and Northern Ohio;
and by the following duly'appointed Agents In Allegheny,
county Pa.r
A. M. hlarahall,
Dr. Brown, Allegheny city. . • .
•
J. Ft. Johnson. . . • • . ..: • •
. • Jonathan Bhnest. Mancliester. .
. .S. R. H. Jacques, kilmnightun. . •• -• .
' Wm. J. Smith, Terri F erancotille. . .
. Edward Thompson, ilkinebargh. ‘. •• . •
Daniel Neg/ey. East Liberty. •.• . • • •
ii. Z. Mitchell, •Wilkinsburgh.. , •., , -
Thomas Aikin, Sharpsbargh- . .
H. Rowland &Son. JIIICe wart. • •
John Black, Turtle Creek.. . •
-7•-•-NPEldowny. Bakerstown. .
Samna' Springer, Clinton. . .
Jameilt.PKee, Stetearunown: •
•
Riley hrLangblin, Plum township. J.: Fulton, Taronium.
.Jeremiah Fleming, Lawren,eville.
• • Robert Williams , Arthurevillo.
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nngls , 4l&.wCm . .
FROlathn Now York Gillette, Oct.-0, Ilitatt, a daily '
. paper deservedly - at the bead of the daily press in
Bristol', &nrait clEersayaniki.—Xt were but courtesy
to call the nuentionof our readers to thisinvaluable prep
oration which will be found advertised in anothereofrunn.
Mr. Bristol is.n brother, and issues - a high/y. interesting- .
newspaper, •eveky now and then, .one or two numbers ofi".
which. e {lave already noticed; and the medicine itself'
has been eulogised by nearly all the press of the western,
country and, wc.doubt not,thatfy eulogised. Ithas tails.
favor,moreover,:vesy , flattering tesumMiLals from the •
most eminent .pructitioners in every . part of the country
where it pas been used.. There is beauty :and testa .
enough in the bottles, and in the engraved labels in which
they are enveloped, to induce n purchase, even if the
preparation it=elf were not ane of the "sovereignest in
the world," 11$ every person must believe It is—that is;
every one must believe it is.:--thni is; every one who
"would not resist a MUSA ofdoctimentory evidence couelu
sive enough to convert a Turk to Christianity. Buy one.
of,the bottles,. gentle render, and see whether you do not •
agree with no on thin point. • . •, • ,
Foyle° by - B .4:PAICIESTOCK is Co.;
feb24 cor. of Ist. and Wood and etli nail Wood sta.:
10)HEup..Th"------------La D TIC IOLOttEU.S.
_LlvAluapectable gentletnan called at•onr offite, as he •
said, to infonn'tus that he had been afflicted .for 15 yeat:a
with Rheumatism or Goat, and occasionally with Tic
:Doloreux; that he had been frequently confined folds
: room for months togpther,a.na often suffered the most in
tense and'excreciatog pain,. but that lately be bad been Jaynes Alterative; from which be found the most sig. : - '
nal and.unexpected relief. •Re says be found the medi- r
eine very pleasant and effective, and that he now con
shiers himself perfectly carol—Philadelphia North Arno-
• A PACT Worm Ksovrnco.—A gentleman of Scrofulous •
habit, from indiscretion in his younger days t -became at , .'
fectediwith Ulcerations in ,the Throat end 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 be had
-lost i, p t use of the hand, every part being covered with
deep,paiafal, and offensive ulcers, and were as hollow.
and porous as an honey-comb. It was at this stage of his
complaint, whet' death appeared inevitable from a loath, , 5
some disease, that he commenced the use of 'Jayne's AU- ts
temtive, and having taken sixteen bottles, is now perfect- '
.ly cured. •
'
The Alterative operates through the.eirculathiti, 'and t .
•puriges the blood and eradicatesdisease
cures
the system,
vvherever located,:and the numerous cures it has per
formed- in disease, of the skin, cancer, scrofula, goat,' n •
Jiver complaint, dyspepsia pnd other chronic diseases, is ..,
truly astotushing.—Spint of the • - . .
Qr. For Bale to Pittsburgh, at the PEEDI TEA STORE
e Airi.salt sot - So. lib Wood sets •' •• ?
itir HODKINSOisi has jest opened, within the - par )
lyi. week, the largest assortment of:French CHLNA. . ~.. ,
eves opened in this city;
.consisting in partoP,Faney,. ' -•,
Plain, White, Gold Line and Gold Band Tea Betts •aa - , ,T
extensvie assortment of White, Flowing Blue and Liver
pool lion Shine Ware, in Tea Setti or in separate pieces,- . I
'as. may:lm required. Also,- a beautiful assortment of . • ;
Candelabras and Lamp's, of the newest shapes and pat- - ',
terns, dirt from the manufacturers.. '•• • ;
. Ladles would do.wellm m .
ve him meal!, at • •
oct27 No. 125 Wood st,3 doors below .F , l ab. ' ',"l
Bnidn,tor..
'i
r l o E
t undersigned,
tencoronfrasg elod by t s he liberal patronage
chani f sf he r c h y, o ffer s his s se n v i Oeenore mncoanecos, 1
• •;:..•.'.
of accounts in the city of. Pittsburgh and vicinity. liar- .I
log attended to Matinees of this kind for many years for .. '..
the Board of Trade, and being well aciptainted with this •'
and the adjoining,elties: be feels confident of his ability . ‘..
to give sansfacuon. by prompt and, faithful atten ti on..
all - bnsittess entrained to hint. ' to
' '• - JAMES GALBRATH, Jr.
To be found at Mr. W. Raencs, blerehaut Tailor
Third street, opposite•the Post Office,
1
Gabriel Adams; P. DaR, A:cm:mutant; . .
.J. Carothers; . Thomas Scott, Mason:
•
L. R. Livingstorr - Ja
m. • :
. , James Marshall,' Vm. B. Senile; ..• ..
, Geotge Bked; .' Dr. W. 21L-Wrlght; Dentist; .
•.- pr. Geo. D. Bruce; c. Dodge. ' [floil : zi n
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• . BOOKS--lrving's ketch BoOlc, illustrated by ;‘' .. ',-
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.. 'Willis' Poems, illastrated by Lutstce. • ' • • -
. Read's Female Poets of Araerica,.tritb portrait s . f ..4
... The Pist orthe Knickethcieltans. . . - •' .-
A Fable for Critics. ". rp. • .... • . • . ;:"...' .
•' - Ellie Metrical Romanies. ';,' .. • ••• ' - 'Vi
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The Child of the Sea. ' ":. • ' ' • ' ' '-' • ' . •.' ' • '•
1 - Lamb's"Drtuntitio 'Poets. ' •
-...Lomall's Conversations on ;ne•Old Poets. • ' '• • • , "
Dramatie.Werksof Beaumont and Fletchef, -• ..
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• Poetical Works of Spencer.... ..,• , .' , ''s'.:
Poetical Worker of Chaucer
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Poetical Works of-Ford and blassineor. -
For galetir - B. S . BOSwowru & CO:.`. ', - • ... I
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