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Greater Matt atter. can now be had a ,
thsslgner thi Acta' rohletf,P4e-Ifire,ert Market it;
bettacea tad and Fourth; where Is just opened
go
a splifidid . A tacic Of Svi h ter 141:Goods; che aperthan the
same quality of Geode Latviiever bean Offered to i Pitts
-1 111"; L. RUSSELL, No: . Oft Marker street 'between
Third, and Fourth etreetsiniga of the Big Golden See H:Wei has now received{ and, oilers Pottle numerous'eus
tourers and the - pliblie generally, thelargest, cheapest
• - and most antendidstock of 'Winter Dry Goods vier offer
' ed inthis city. 7These Goodshavo been purchased in the
Eastern Cities - since 'the late fall in prices, and will bit
- sold-to cash buyers at a great reduction, much cheaper
. than they coald have been told in the early part Of the
. Among this large and extensive stock will be found
litany choice - and fashionable -Goods of the latest im--
, ~ .- • • -LADIES' DRESS GOODS-'-.
' Scarlet Cashmeres; - alt wool, a beautiful article ;- .
' Cherry cold do:. do: - figured and plain ;
Silks and Salins,Plain, striped and plain; ,
Searlet de Lumens all wool, very cheap ;
- Mazatine Blue. Dc Laines,,.loVC prices ;••
Pronch Mcrincs, all colors, extremely low.
A. large assortment of fig'd Cashtneres De Laines,new
' est designs, from la to 50 cents per yard; these are very
.cheap..„ Also, a large ;stock: of Alpacas from 121. to 50
- cents pet yard; all colors, and a great bargain; with a
. splendid assortment of bonnet ribbon - Sot the latest itn
portation. Also, velvet-ribbons all widths and • colors.:
very,che op, a beautiful assortment; plumes and artificial
flowers; bonnet satins and velvets, all 'colorn; Preach,
worked capes.tind collars; scarfs, cravats, gloves and
hosiery, all airsduced prices.
~ - . _SHAWLS! SHAWLS I!
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- Best assortment inthe city, and very Cheap Long and
Sqtmie Shatvls,.best quality. • - -
_,..,• Terkerie and Cashmere Shawls; _ ..- ~
Black and colored Cloth do. . . - Brocha . and Silk do. .
Plaid Blanket ShaWls;all qualities and prieen.
• ELAN
,KEPSLI3LANKETS!".—Cheapest irt thsCityl
A. large stock of Blankets, all qualities, which will be
sold cheaper than can be found elsewhere.
. -. • CHEAPRETELIN- THE CHEAPEST! . , .
• . A largo - stock of Calico. Gooddark Calico. fast ctilors,
only 3 cents per yardthest quality British and American.
. '
Prints, 6to .10 cents per yard, yard wide British Purple
Priuti, 10 to 1:21; a large supply red, white' and . Yellow
Flannels,somo is low as 121 cents per yard, veil" chealn
Bed Tic Ong, from Bto 188 cents per yard. Also, a large
stock;of Checks, Shirting Stripes, Cassinets, Kentucky
Jeans add Linseys, together with a very -extensive, as.
sort/tient of 'bleached and Unbleached Mantilla; front 3 to
8 cents per yard, cheapest yet; good yard wideAribleach
'. cd Manilas, only 5 cents per yard; bleachetUllestins
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from 3,16 8 cents per yard. All of which wilt be sold off
at reduced prices, at the, sign of 'the New ,Golden Bee
Hive, in Market street, between Third and Fourth sta.,
• No. 60. ' LdeelB:tfi - WM. L. RUSSEL., -
HEADY-fiIADE CLOTHING, -
•SELLING:OPP LOW FOIL CASEY.
DELANY,No. 49 Liberty street; Pittsburgh, having
hii Stock within the last and present
- months with tholatest styles of Fashionable Goods, at
exceedingly low prices, offers the best assortment of ,
CLONING to be had in Out City, at ,the lowest cash
Amon_af them are every riescriiition of Dress
and Frock Coats ; Sack and Overcoats of all fashionable
colons and material, such air 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
Also,Cloth
a general assortment of Goode to make to order,
Ir hich will be made in the most , fashionable manner, oil
shortestrunice. • ' Dicels} -P. DELANY.
rash onable Clothing. Store:
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W t Eß p N ub E li ß c U iRn G g e b n e egria l l e tahvet
t h o' e i n h for aa l h ie it n efrde a n ' d N i E an W d
READY-MADE FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
STORE,
on. La:het street, second door from Second street, where.
he has, and always :keepann hand,a fall assortment of
Readyquade Fashionable Clothing. which be will . selion
he most reasonable terms,-for CASH. .
He also wishes to call the attention of his friends and
he public in general to bis very extensive selection of
French, English and Itelgiart.Cloths and Castuneres t in
endless variety., and Nesungs for every one's use, which
he has selectedl himself in tins' East; and which will be
made to order in a superior manner,.at his Fashionable
Head Quarters; 251 Liberty street, (late ItleGuire it. Co.)
and at prices that wilt not be questioned by the best or
bargain-makers. C. TVERNEHURG, •
N 0.251. Liberty'street, and
'Market street. thl door from Second.
• Basineaa Card.
TT.S.AHTS .4,5 WELL ASMONOPOLTES MU5T.F.41.1.4'
. SO MUST PRICES;
HICH f#Gt. will be zroven by calling at Meth:tut : 2's
Fashiomuile Tailoring Establishment,Third street,
St-Charles Building,
Morro: Smos.proftts and quick sales.
Vostnrog: Fresh and good.
COMPsfinos: rery far in the background.
My old customers, and all others, are respectfully in
. rmed that rum waiting for : them, • MCGUIRE,
octsl9 • • ' - Tailor. St. Charles.
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY invite the 'attention
. of our friends and the public, to the great variety
'INTER COATINGS and. other articles, re have
just received—amOngst which will he found the greatest
variety . of BLUE,DLACK,,DRAIL d PEARL colored
: BLANKET, : MACKINAC, and LAVER CLOTHS.--
„FRENCH:and ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASSIMBRSS,
: VES27NO3',*c.: The above Goods having been bought
for cash, at extremely low prices, we are prepared to ac
commodate all who may tenor as with their patronage,
with good Clothes, at low prices. Give us a call.
Remeinber,2lB Liberty Street. opposite foot of 7th.
-nov3o • MchIULLEN ic DOWNING.
T. & T.ItPC ANDE,
N 0.77 & 79 CORNERSIXTII AND LIBERTY STEETS.
braving enlarged and newly,fitted up their establish
- - meat , at the above well known stand; respectfully
invite the attention of their friends and the public to their
choice selection of New Goode, comprising every varie
ty for spring and - summer wear, selected especially for
their customer department. Those wishing to leave their
orders will find mans establishment every- style of new
and:desirable goods. Their stock of ready made Cloth
legit extensive got op in the bestmanner, of durable Ina
tenni, and well worthy the attention of those wishing to
purchase: Alt are invited to call, and may rest assured
that they will be pleased with price, quality and variety.
A. large ruttorUnent of shirts kept constantly on hand.
apnllo Onto. -
Clothlnfi 2 Clothing!! Clothing tit.
Vie -Three -Big, Dom vs. The • Western World !! !
150;000 WELL SELECTED GARMENTS now
made rind ready fele offered on the
most liberal terms to my old customers and the public in
general. The Proprietor of this far-famed and extensive
establishment has now, after returning., from the Eastern
cities, at much trouble and expense, put completed his
(all and winter arranrements to sliPply his thousands of
customers with one of the most desirable stocks of. Clo
uting that has ever been Offered in this' or any other mar
ket west of the mountains. For neatness in style and
workatinship, combined with the very low price which
they will be sold tor, must certainly render the old unri
valled Threillia Doors one of. the greatest attractions of
me western country :, It is 'gratifying to me to be,able'to
announce to tny numeroutinends at home and . abroad
that notwitionanding the extraordinary efforts which I
have made to meet the many calls in my line, it is
.with
difficulty I can keep time the constant rush that is
madeorrthis establishment. It is a well established
fact; that my sales are eight or ten times larger than any
oM
er house in the trade, and this being the case on the
amount sold, I can affrod to sell at much less profit titan •
- others could possibly think of doing if they wished to
cover contingeht erpenseil: I intend ,to make . a clean
sweep of all my presentstock before the beginning of next.
year; coming to this conclusion, I will make it the inter--
est of every man, who wants a cheap wintersuit, to call
andpnrobase at the Three Big Doors.
02r21..d„trr • JOHN Iit'Cii3OSTCHY:=
- N• w. L os DS, ODS.--Recetved at , e Iron
City Clothing Store, a splendid assortment of Cloths,
consisting of fine French, English and American Plain,
black and fancy Cassitneres, of the most modern - styles ;
fine figared Cashmere Veatings , Silk Velvet, Plain and
Satins r all of Which we will make-up at the moat
seasonable prices, in a durable and fashMnable style.
Ready. mad Clothing,. of :all 'desormtions•,
_Lady's
Cloaks of the e
Most fashionable patterns. Neck and
Pocket Hdkfs:, Suspenders, Bosoms, Shirt Collars, , and
everrattiele usually kept In a Clothing Suire. 'Country
Merchants, before purchasing elsewhere, will find it to
their advantage to call at the Iran - City . .Clothing Store,
No. 132 Liberty street, immediately opposite the mouth
o f Markel. • [tittle-a] C. M'CLOSKEY.
rtmithi-Seve System 4tir Book.liteeplng.
JUST PUBLISHED BY HARPER ¢ Rim's, N. Yoxx:
rinaE first pait of this work, embracing the most Com
l. plate coarse of instruction and pracuee, on botiSin
gle and Double Entry, ever published. Price 75 cents'.
The whole'work, embracing the Author's well known
improvements in the science, illustrated in two addition-.
al setts , of books, with a chapter on partnership settle
ments, and a Key to the oral exercises,—full clothbound,
he following extracts from the written opinions of
some of the most eminent Merchants, Bankers and Ac
countants in New York, indicate the public sentiment in
reference to this work in that city: • -
"It contains matter that is important and interesting to
the' merchant and man of business, to whom I think it
wlil be found highly useful . C. 0. HALSTEAD,
- -- - - President Manhattan Bank, New York?,
"It is 'calculated to be exceedingly useful to practice
Accounutrits and Teachers of Book-keeping. - .•
- . RICHARD IRVIN, Ship owner and hierch't,'
No. OS Front street, New York.e
"Remarkably full' and complete, and-will certainly
convey a-thorough knowledge - of tbie, subject.. The: on
designed intends using it as his 'Text Book.
, ~TORN H . BHHP.HERD,
Teacher of.,Ho,elc..*:eepiel„Colunibin college, .;.4.
, . , .
"11.a.i.b. every way calculated to give: a cleariad'sat
isfactory insight into the very useful science of which it
treats, through all its gradations,.from the simple style
suitable to retailers, to that requis ite for the most viFtetl
arid complicated:commercial business.
_
A. S. FRASER,
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Cathier7th-Ward Bank,New York."
"1 .believe be of great service, not only to' the'
new beginner, but to the most exrenced nocountent.
Cashier Mechmnic , s * Bank f iVail street'.
. . . ,
"I-consider' it the first work I have ever met with from
which a thorough practical knowledge of the science can
be obtained.- - • • - JOHN CAMPBELL,
. - - Merchant,s3 John at., New. York.”
- -For kale at the Book Stores, and at the Author's Acad.
emY, Grimm- of the:Ditunond and Market street. ..vela'
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Steel and File DI anniactory.
TUBE subscribers have enlarged their Steel and 1.4.1
j MflllfaCtOnr, on the corner of O'Hara street and .
Spring alley, Fifth ‘Vard, Pittsburgh, by erecting a con
verting. furnace, a. melting furnace and a tilt hammer.—
Their Steel, now being of ,a superior quality, and having
engaged competent operatives, they are prepared to fur—
nish Files of every description, that will compare With
the best impelled article ; and being determined to.make
it the interest of all Who use ,Files: i n , any way; to pur
chase front them, they Will sell - Am Files at reduced
prices for Cash. They will also re-cut Filet, ereA._pui
cloud those which are worn and broken:.. Public p anon
nitge is xespectfullyinvitedi .nov7) J. ANKfilhr k. CO:
A ITLES---400 bbls, .ne eating and, cooking. Apples,
„itt, ree'd per steamer" Consal.” andfor'sala
• deC27:: - MOOROM
OE=
Western New York College of Health.
207 Mane STRZTT, Btrirvszo, N. Y.
DR. G. C VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LITIIONTRIP
TIC MIXTURE.
THIS celebrated - remedy is constai , :y increasing its
J. fame by the making all over the world. It has now
become the only medicine for family. use, and is particu
larly recommended for Dropsy : all stages of this coral
plaint immediately relieved, no twitter of how long stand
ing. (See pamphlet for testimony.) .
Gravel, and all diseases ' f the urinary organs; for
'these distressing complaintsitinands alone; no other ar
ticle can. relieve you; and the'cures testified to will con.
'wince the moat skepneal;—(see pamphlet.) Liver Com.
plaint,-Bilious Diseases; Fever and Ague. To the Great
West especially, and wherever these complaints prevail,
this medicine is offered. No minerala gent, no dsle terions
compound is a pan of this mixture; it cures these diseas.
-es with certainty and celerity, and does not leave the sys
tem torpid.. .(See pamphlet.) . Piles. a complaint of a most
painful character, is immediately relieved, and a care 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 ortgmating front impure blood. (See pamphlet.)
Debility of the System; Weak Back, IVeakness of the
Kidneys, &c., or Infiamation of the same, isimmediately
relieved by a few day. use of this medicine, and a cure is
always the result of its use. It stands as a certain reme
dy for such complaints; and also for derangements of the
female frame, Irregularities, Suppressions, painful' men
struntions. No article has ever been offered, except this,
which would touch this kindade'rengeinenta. It may be
telied upon as a sure and effective remedy; and, did we
feel permitted ha ,do so, could 'give a thousand !mince as
proof, of cures in this distressing class of complaints.—
See,pamplilet. Alt broken dOwn, debilitated constitn
-dons, from the effect otmercary,will find the bracing
power of this article to act immediately, and the poison.
ous mineral eradicated from the system.
Eruptive Dieernies will find the alterative properties of
this article romintrintar.ooo, and drive such diseases froni
the system. See pamphlet for testimony of cures Mall
diseases, which the limits of an advertisement will not
Permit to be named here Agents give them away; they
contain 32 pages of certificates of high character; and a
stronger array of e
proof of the virtues of a medicine; . nevi
er appeared. It i s one of the peculiar featureof ths ar
ticle, that it never fails tobenefit Many case, and if bone
and muscle are left to build upon, let the emaciated and
lingering invalid SLOPS ON, , and keep taking the medicine
as long as there isan imrovement. The proprietorwould
Caution the. public. againit a number of articles which
come out under theheads of SARSAPARILLAS, Symms, Ste.,
as cures for Dropsy, Gravel, &c. They are good for noth
ing, and coacricted to gull dm INIVP2II7: TOUCH THEM NOT.
Their itiventors never thonght of curing such diseaties till
' this article had done it. A particular study of the y2amph
lerd iO oarfiestly solicited. A,gents t and all who sell the ar
ticle, are glad to. circulate.gratuttously. Put up in 30 oz.
bottles; at (12; 12 oz. do. Q.Bl each—the larger holding 0
oz. more than the two small battles. Look out and not
• get imposed upon. Every bottle - has "Vaughn's Vegeta
tole Lithontriptie Mixture'" blown upon the glass, the
written Signature of "G. C. Vaughn" on the directions,
and " G. C. Vaughn, Buffalo," stamped on the cork. None
other are genuine.
Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn, and sold at the Princi
pal Office, 207 Main street,•l3uffalo, wholesale and retail.
No attention given to lettere unless post-paid—order
from regidarly autheriud *rents Excepted. Post-paid let
tart, or verbal communications soliciting advice, prompt
ly attended to gnats. •
Offices devoted exclusi vely to the sale of this article
-132 Nassau st., N. Y.; 205 Essex st., Salem, Mass.; and
by the principal Druggist/ :throughout the United States
and Canada, an Agents. .
HAYS & BROCKWAY Agents
No. 2, Liberty at., near
.CanalDasin.
Wholesale .a.nd ILetatl.
.SADDLE,BARNESS AND THLINKMANDPACTORY.
OBERT H. HARTLEY, begs leave to An.
-xi, form his friends and the public generally,
dint he continues to occupy that large and com
modious Store Room, formerly occupied by Stumm an
estock &Co., No. SO, comer of Diamond alloy and WoOd
bireet,where be _keeps a large and general assortment-of
Saddles; Bridles, Harness, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Saddle
Bags Valises, Buffalo Robes, Whips; rind all other arti
cles in his line. •
Ile also keeps constantly:an hand,and is prepared to
tarnish to. order, ell kinds of Riveted Hose,manufactured
material, the best mateal, and in a style of 1 17 9rmanship equal
to the eastern manufactured artible; tted 'al - 61) per cenL
cheaper.
CountrOlercfientr and Airmen would do well to call
and examine his sleek before purchasing elsewhere, as
fie Is determined to sell first rate articles at very low
prices.
Don't, forget the place, No. SO, corner of Wood
ircet and.Diaitiond Ailey.
mike
11j1N.ES,I3RANDIES, GINS, &e.—iu haltpipes Cog.
sac Brandy; ".las Ilennecay;"
2 ht. pipes_ Comic Brandy, '35, " Otard,Daymy de.. Co."
3 " Plnet, Castilian & Co."
octaves Rochelle " ' " A;Seignette."
4 pipes Holland Gin:
• 5 qr. casksup: s Pale Sherry Wine; "DaffGardon & Co"
5 a "Beigbeder;" _t..
10 ," " Madeira
10 " aL. P. T,eneritre•-" -" CFPerilerj" •
40 "• - " ", aria Variouagradea
10 hhda.,2ohalcoo., and, 20 bbli; Haut Sauterne Wine ;
10 Bordeaux Claiet, Moirtierandi" ,
15 , Marseilles " Bergass ;" • ..
15 baskets Champagne Heidseielc;"'
15 u' ." . "P. A. Itiumm dc Co,"
10, ". , '‘,laqueron & Sons ;V
:50'easesClarei; of. viriptis grades, imp:Otte& in . bottlia ;
Bordeaux Olive Oil, aroplB4B, aLarauds.i."-
5i a_ a. - aLatourvi.
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PEOPL~~~ . -TFCA➢TSPO2iTA'L'IOIQ `. li2~B'.'
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- it an , TO;
ICl'O RE-SIIIPPINip—The Boats lielonging trelhhiLliM
J 2.11 have been put in - fine order',and . are - nowc:inning
regularlyy, between - Pittsburgh - and Erie t ionehmg , at aft
intermediate'orts along the Canals. &Dimwitl always',
be at - theWherf, rindeetheMonougaheltßridge, and-one
will !tart regularly every 'other day: - The• - People's
Vianejmnation Line - has every' facility for' carrying
Freight; and Passengers. The boats will be towed to
Beaver by steamers, and will proceed to Erie with great
dispatch, by the Canals,' The boats are' commanded by
experienced and careful menall of whom have en in
terest inthe Line.' ' •
jEr Goods sentby the Line toErie may be forwarded
to any point on the Lakes.
• For freight or passage apply to
H. RIR PATRICK,
Agent, Water 'street, Pinibargh.
AGENTS:
CLARE tb - CO.,,Bestypr. •
W:Catramottaas, New Castle.
Taotrratiot Jr. Arrrcittamatts,' Pulaski.
Skitiarr Walnuts & Co., Middlesex.
Mtt.roa Hutt, Sharron.
Laski% McCiarax,Sharpsburgh.
S.. B. & G. Lowak, - Clarksiille. •
giro & MCFARLAND, Big Bend. •
S. C. PLREIER, West Greenville. •
& T. XILPATILICE; Adamsville.
W. B. Hasmar, litirtstovra.
W. Waintwourte&-Co. - Sherman's Corners.
Powza Conneautville.
• • . Spring-Corner.
W. C. W.A.itrrwa,
Cranerrille.
Wm. TYLER, Ldekport
E. Flint Girard.
A. Kum. and B.:TOSlttritiON
The following Agents in Erie_ will receive and lbr
yvard Freight to tiny Port on the- Lakes, shipped by
this Line:
W tiL Ottllkiher; John Hearn,
Nr.'Hairerstick . &'Co,' Josiah Kellogg, ' ' •
Kelsoo& Loomis, . . Walker & Cook, le6._
Pittiburgh, iVortaple Roam 14 Sue.
4kia4;l
For
the Transiaoilation cif Freight to and front
P ITTSCURGILPEULADRI.PIt&,BALTUKORE,NEW
. - YORK, BOSTON, &O.
HORBIDGS 4- CASH. Philadelphia.
TAAFFE, O'CONNOR, Pittsburgh.
-mins old established Line being now in full operation,
1 the proprietors hairimade extensive arrangements to
forward Goods and Produce with despatch, and'on the
most tolerable 'terms. They confidently hope, their well
known promptness in
'delivering goods-4eculiar safety
in mode of carrying—apucions.vrarehouses ateachport,
affording accommodations to shippers and owners of
produce, --together with - their long experience and unre
miningattentionla business Will seeurec to them a con
tinuance of that liberal patr onage they hereby gratefully
acknowledge. .
• All c onsig, nments by: and for thia line received, charges
paid, and forwarded in any required directions free of
charge for commission, advancing or storage.
No interest, !lirectly,or indirectly, in steambOats. •
All commuruc.r.tions: promptly attended to on -applioa
tion to tboofollowing agents : , . - „
. BORBIDOR & CASH,
i. 27B 4 4 artet o kur z leg e h c iZa t u n a•
Canal Basin, Pittsburgh.
O'CONNORS & CO.,
North street, Baltimore
W/LI,LAIR B. WILSON,
88, Cedar street, New York
BllerO hunts 'Transportation Line, .
Maga
VIA CANALS AND RAILROADS FOR PHILADEJ,
• PHIA AND BALTIMORE. ,
GGOODS consigned n int care will be forwarded with.
out delay, and nit. e lowest CIITIeIn rates.
C• A. APANIILTY & ca,
Canal ,lasin, Penn street, Pittsburgh.
- ME , SEILLES & REYNOLDS k
472 and 31 , Market street, Philadelphia.
BASE, h inIRRILLA. CO.,
Jew Smith's wharf, Baltimore.
. 7- 111erobanta , Prelght
gad= 4 .
1848.. Int2M)
IDRCLUSIV ELY for Me transportation of way freight
IZt between Pittsburgh, Blairsville Johnstown, Rol&
daysbutM, Water street, and Petersburgh.
This Line was formed for the special accommodation of
the way business. 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. Railroads
with promptness and despatch. .
PRonustroas
JAS. A. LORE, GEORGE TRINDLE,
• JOHN MILBER A CO.
Ainwrii•-: C. A. hl'A-Nrury &Co., Pittsburgh; --
Joni; Mnama • i Hollidaysburg; -
PICKWORTII Woons, Johnstown.
Rartmeicas—Snaith &Sinclarr; J. A J. APDevitt;o;&J.
H. Shoenberger; R. Robison & Co.; R. Moore; Dooley &
Smith; John Parker; Wm. Latimer /4, Co.; G. P. Stroenber.
ger, Pittsburgh. je29
Merchants' Transportation Line,
nagEM Ea=
F °, .. R ; . tiMma ort izt i ci a itg me re rch . consigned to
our care wilt be forwarded without delay, at the lowest
rates. Bills of Lading transmitted, and all instructions
promptly attended to, free from any extra charge for mot ,
age or commission. •
C. A. hPANULTY &Co., Proprietors,
marl Canal Basin, Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
(Gazette.onl• • co -I
._ . .
.. ~.....„
,-,'!'•-;.;,:-•L.,.7--..:.2'l.'..--'...'_':',1
- - aw o4amereial 'Line.
E.W.. KIMBALL & Co.; /. iDaaXIN, RIMIIALL & Co.,
84 Wall at., New-,Y0rk,.5 , / ' Liverpool, England,-
R omacistrithinlortoMegr friends trill - the
. .;
/.....f . public, that theybavd. commenced the Gene
ral„•
,:( 1 i s. i t - gather with. Me - Gingival
,paSsemer. - Bus t ness,
-;....._,,,:„. granting certificates of passage tjapttLOnticiii,
Liverpool',” Dublin, Belfast; or any ymrtef the
Old Country to Nevv York, flagon and P,lnladalidliSt; OA
'the most reasonable terms. •- .
Drafts and Bills of Exchange, tram SI to any - amostat
on the Royal Bank of Ireland and its branches„and on
Liverpool. ' - • - -
The de - prof sailing of the Regular Line of Liverpool
Packets, as fixed upon, are the let, 6th, 11th, 161 h, 21it
.and 26th of every month. . , . ..
_
These Ships are all of the largest . class, and are com
mended by men of character and' experience. The
Cabin accommodations are all that can be desired.in
point of splendor and convenience. They are furnished
with everydesoription of stores of the best kind. Punc
tuality-in the days of calling will be strictly adhered - to.
Packet Ships ROscias, Siddons; Sheridan and Garrick,
are- vessels of the largest class; and those,ifisirous to
g
brinout their friends, minuet select finer or safer. Ships.
Passage can secured at the lowest rates.
• New Orleans Line of Packets sailweekly. For pass
age of freight, - applf as above. or to
_ .
JOSEPH SNOWDEN, o r
EDMUND SNOWDEN,
deal) Corner 4th and Smithaeld sta., Pittsburg
nazi:idea & 00. 1 6
• tfin9 PAW CiNGER
•)- t. • r
- ARRANGEMEWTS.
arliereafter, all Steerage Passengers coming from
Europe, engaged America to, come over, in either of
the ships of Ilatimirx & Co., will be furnished with the
following Provisions, or their eimivalent,in other articles
it: W
AN' iz good.—See Act q ( Congress, Xay 17, 1,945.
vHpo PL will' prevent sickness on board. Hereto
fore, when. Passengers found themselves in provis
ions, many of them came on board entirely destitute,
which often caused mach sieknest and death. '
35 tbs. Bread, All of goodquail
- 10 " Rice,
10 " Oatmeal, ty, and one-tenth
of the Provisions.
10 " Flour, furnished will be
10 " Beans and Peas, delivered to each
35 Potatoes Passenger 'Eve ry
1 pint of Vineiar, week, with a su
50 gallons of TV suer, ficient supply" of
S
10 Ihs.alted Pork; free from bone.) Fuel for cooking.
Each Bhifi in this Liae wilt be properlyventilated, and -
a good house over the padsage-way leading to the Pas.
sengers' apartment. The Canilmose and Cooking-ranges,
for the use of Passengers, are kept under cover. Every
attention will be paid to promote theirlealth and comfort.
Agent at Pittsburgh, - 'JOSHUA ROBINSON,
le7 Fifth at., near Wood.
. . .
Tapseott , . Genera ...EndgrationOftlee.
• "it s REMITTANCES and Passage to and
from Great Britain and Ireland, by - W.
tr. J. T. Tapscott, 75 South et., corner_
, or Maiden Lane, N. and 26 Water-
too Rood, Liverpool.
The subscribers, having accepted the Agency of the
above House, are now prepared to snake arrangements
on the most liberal terms with those desirous of paying
the 'passage of their friends front the Old Country; and
'they flatter themselves their character and long standing
in business will give ample assurance that all their ar
rangements will be carried ont faithfully.
Messrs. W. & .1. T. Tapscoit are long and favorably
known for the superior class, necommozintion, and sailing
qualities of their. Packet Ship. The QUEEN' OF THF.
M.T.ST, SHERIDAN, GARRICK, HOTTINGUER,
ROSCIUS, LIVERPOOL, and SIDDONS, two of which
leave each port monthly—from New York the 21st and
:Nth, and from Liverpool the Gth and 11th in addition to
which they have arrangements with the St. George and
Union Lines of 'Liverpool Packets, 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. Tapseotf a constant personal
superintendance of the business in Liverpool is an addi
tional security that the comfort and accommodation of
the passengers Will be particularly attended to.
The subscribers be ing, as usual, extensively engaged
in the Transportation Business between Pittsburgh and
theAtlantie Ctues , .arethereby enabled to take charge oz
and forwent- passengers immediately on their landing,.
without a change of disappointment or delay; and are,
therefore, prepared to contract for passage from any sea
port in Great Britaiu or Ireland to this city,. the nature of
the business they are engaged in giving them facilities
for carrying passengers so far inland not otherwise ail
tainable; and will, if necessary, fonsrard passengers fur
ther West by the beat mode of conveyance, without any.
additional charges for their trouble. Were persons
sent for decline coming out, the amount paid for passage
will be refunded in fall.
REMITTANCES.
The sabscribers are also prepared to give drafts at
sight for any amount, payable nt the principal cities and
tovensin England, Ireland, Scotland and %Valesi thus af
fording a safe and expeditious mode of remitting feeds
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 & O'CONNOR,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
map27-d&w•ly Philadelphia.
laßoche, Brothers, & Co. ok
FELTON BT., NEW YORE; ED= QUAY,
-Omura; SCOTLAND ROAD, LITIBPOOL.
JAMES BLAKELY, Agent, Office on Penn at., Canal
Basin, Pittsburgh.
Arrangement: for 1819.
10110CRE, BROS. & CO., sole Agents for the BLACK
lA, BALL LLNE, of Liverpool and New York Packets,
take the liberty of announcing to their old friends and
customers, that their arrangements for the year BM being
complete, they nre prepared to bring- put passengers, by
the above splendid Line, from Liverpred to New York
and Philadelphia. They refer to. their former course of
doing business, and assure those who entrust them with.
their orders, that the same satisfaction will be.rendered
as heretofore.
ItESIITTAXCES TO
ENGLANDORELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES.
Drafts for sale, payable, on demand, at any Bank in
Ireland. •
The undersigned has made arrangements to bring out
pasadligera to Pittsburgh, duping the present year.
feba.gindaw , . JAMES BLAKELY.
GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND. krik
GEORGR BIPPARD & Sox, No. 134 Waterloo Road, Li
veapool.
•
CARLISLE & Airman, No, 58 South tn., N. r.
rrill.l Subscribers, having accepted the Agency at this
1 city of the above wellknown and respectable /louses,
are prepared to make engagements for Passengers to come
OM from any part of Great Britain or Ireland, by the re
gular Line of Packet Ships, sailing from Liverpool week
ly. Persons engaging with us may rest assured that their
friends will meet with kind treatment and prompt des
patch at Liverpool aswell as every attention necessary
on their arrival in this country. Apply to or address
SAMUEL IB`CL URBAN k CO.,
" • 142 Liberty st., Pittsburgh.
N. 11.—Pnemages.erigageil here from Liverpool to Pitts
burgh direct, and drafts for any amount forwarded, pay
able at sight, throughout the UM ted Kingdom. jY2(I-1y
PASSENGER ANT REMITTANCR tiLS'
riARNDEN & CO. continue to bring out persona from
11 any part of 'England, Ireland, Scotland or Wales,
upon the most liberal terms, with their usual punctuality,,
and attention to the wants of emigrants. R edo not al
low our passengers to be robbed by the swindling scampi
that Infest the sea-pone, as we take charge of them the
moment they report themselves; and see to their well-be
tug, and despatch them without any detention by the first
ships. We say this fearlessly, as we defy any of our
ra.aettgera to .shoze that they were detained forty-eight
hours by us in Liverpool, whilst thousandsofotherawere
detained months until ther,could be sent in some old
craA at a cheap rate, which, too frequently proved their
coffins.
Wc intend to perform our contracts honorably, cost
wharfs may, and not act as was the case last season with
other offices, who either performed not at all, or when it
suited their convenience.
Drafts drawn of Pittsburgh for any sum from .£1 to
1.1,000, payable at any of the Provincial Banks in fro.
land, England, Scotland and Wales.
111 FOREIGN
hEMITIANVH. • Aggi
HE Subscribers are prepared to forward money to all
T
partsofEngland,lreland, Scotland and Wales, with
despatch, and at the lowest rates.
- • SAMUEL 111 , CLURKEN A- C 0.,.
febl2 142 Liberty street.
-
READE"WASTIINGTOR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ripHE Partnership herelefore existing between JOHN
1. D. MAHON and HEADE WASHINGTON, hug been
dissolved by mutual consent.
The subscriber may be found at his officc, on Fourth
street, between Smithfield and Grant sts , Pitt sburgh, at
all times when not engaged in Court.
decls. - READS WASHINGTON.
..711.stle' ;Saloon rand •Restesurant,
No 65, 63, and Cll Wood street
a
_ • The - subscriber would respectfully inform
his:friends and the public generally, that
'• herhas had
the above well known establish,
meat tilted up in a very . sttperior style, and is now pre.
P ared with every - requisite, to servo up all the delica
cies the seaitem nerds. ' '
OYSTERS. stewed,friediroasted, or in the shell; to ,
gather with liot coffee, tea, chocolate, beef steaks, mut•
ton chops, venison and genie; utabott notice, and at all
seasonable holirs,lifti style that cannot be surpassed in
Pittsburgh. . ' •
XX ALE of the best brands. Imported Segorr in eve
ry variety." • . - • •
Hawould'also beg letfire. to stateohat he is prepared
lo furnistiD.TNlVEß PARTIES of any number, in a au
teriorsrlahrierr;.SUPPEftt3 for Balls,Socielles or private
fig' Parviiir: Roomvaiwayn in readiness.
Netu;Paliers Will be kept, orifile from all quarters. - '
decls•
• JORN T. DONNLLEY.
A Card.
"ENTERPAISINGA: rare chance is now
presented foithe safe intiesuitent in a business en
tirely new; one adapted to the mau of limited, as well
as to the man-of extensive resources; yielding a profit
from capital . and enterprise ; beyonit.any open:w on tbE,
day. It lathe complete moaopoly, pc a Billple.articlo, ab
sblutely necessary andassenual to everytatnily,:as well
as indispensable. to the i'mectittaic, : artisan and ri..rofes
illonal man. To capitalists, an opportunity offers itself.
for 'a luerativeamploymentofeitherterge or smaltsums,
bringing immediate and highly 'voitlyfactary tetorns.—
Those desiroui. of • Mitharkingin a pleasOrit, genteel busi
ness, are invited, with others, to call at the office of the
m i d er ia g „ e d , einta iaa
. the, article, and form their own'
I udgment, from the theta presented. - - • • • •
Otfice---Exchatigal Buildiiike,SLCltft street; next door
0 Esquire Jolimeatfice:
dees:tf COLVER Fc MYERS- "
rib COACIIMAXERS.,Thititid tirsikne &hos on hand
12', and will *ell, AO close the' lot; . 'tt gre.t.itfr 'redtleed
rates, all" vivol,Drali Cloth, all wool add - artitinltenittelr
.arlFzilhuts;Brickrte. R. , D.'THOMPSON; '-
end - 11.0httirket stithree - dooit frettibibert pt.
5 . s
T.
If
EMI
=NE
Passage To and From
4AELNDEN £ COOS
JOSHUA ROBINSON,
European and General Agent,
Filth street, one door below Wood
` j
? i 'i- iS-
~.,,~~. L ~„.~y~;;=.sus'
Istaurtassee.
THE Insurance Company of North America, of Phila
!delphia, through its dub - authorized Agent. the sub-
Beriber, offers to make permanent and limited Insuinnee
on Property, in this citylind Its vicinity, and on shipment"'
by the canal and river& .
DIRECTORS:
Arthur G. Coffin, ?rash. -, Samuel Brooks; ' ' '
ex. Henry , . ~ . Charles Taylor, • .
eel W: ,lanes, . - Samuel W. Smith s ,; . ,
ward Smith, , . Ambrorie,White,
— .l - hn A. Brown, . ' 'Jacob M. Thomas; '..
....4 n
John White, . ' - ' John R. Neff,
Thomas P.C4e, , RioArd.o. wooa, - -:,
Wm. Welsh, Rearf.D. Sherrard, See'y'.
This is the o ldestlnsurance Company in the Enned
States, having been chartered in 1794. Its chartee in per !
petard., and from its high standing, long eXperiance, ainp
ple means, and avoiding nil risks of, an extra hazardous
chara,cter, it may be considered as offering ample seen*
ty to the iniblic. .. . . wmuAn P. JONES. ,
At Counting Room of Atarood,Jortes & Co., Water a nd
Front sta., Pittsburgh . • , 1m 1 74.Y i.
The Fraskklin 'Fire'.lnsurance Voinimiy
CARTER PERPETUAL.--$400,000 paid in officti
163 i Chestnut st., nonliside, near Fifth. Take Insmh
rance;eitherpennanent or limited, against loss or dam.
age by fire, on 'property and. abets of every descripcforti
in town or country ' on the most reasonable terms.. Ap
plication, made •• either personally 'or by letters, will be
promptly attended to. C. N. BAIICKER, Prem. '-
C. G. Banta); Secretaiy. • • •
DIRECTORS
Cheles N. Banker, "Jacob R. Smith,
Thomas Hart, George-W. Richards,
Thomas I. Wharton ; • Mordecai D:-Lewis p ,
Tobias Wagner, • - Adelphi E. Borie,
Samuel Grant, • -• David S. Brown. . •
PITTSBURGH AGENCY: . • '
N. B.—Office of the Agency on the North-East corner
of Third and Wood streetshPittiburgh.
Fire risks taken on buildings and - their contenthuM•
Pittsburgh Allegheny . and the surrounding' country. NB
Marine of inland navigation risks taken. • aug4-.ly
• •
A GENCY OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE
/1_ COMPANY OP PHILADELhAi—N. B. earner of,
27iird and Wood streets, Pitsibtegh.—This . (meter , of: the,
companron the first of January, 1845 i as pubfiihed in
conformity with an act of the Pennsylvania Lethaatikret
~
were
Bonds and Mortgages--.
Real Estato, at coat
ry L
Temporaoans Stocks and Cash
Making a total of
' - ,..5900683.42
Affording certain airaranee that all• losises 'will lie
promptly me; and giving entire security to all who rib: .
min policies from this Company. Risks takeil at as to*
rates as are 'consistent *WI security, .
_ _
oetB -WARRICK.PiTARTIN,Agerit.
U. OALIAGUEB. S. A. LONG:' r. if. Aura=
GALLAGHER, LONG- dic. HILLER, •
No. 109 Front= at, between Wood and Smithfirld'strests:
MANUPACTUREBS of Bells of all sizes, double and
single action Force Pumps, Cot:utter Railing, Min.
cent Water Pumps, fittings of all kinds for Gal, Water,
Steam, &c., Brass Castings for Machinery and anti-attri
ton metal for same. Particular attention paid' to Gis
Extant., and a well assorted snook Of Plain and Onni•
mental Pendants, 'Burners,' Chandeliers, &c., &c., con
stantly on band.
AMES ARMSTRONG. sanest. CROZRI.
ARMSTRONG & CROZER, am:mission Merchants,
No. 22 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa., wilt attend
promptly to the sale of every description of Western
Produce, and other articles entreated to their care.
RETIRE to—Hanna; Hussey & Co., Pittsburgh; Haena,.
Graham & Co., New Lisbon, Q.; Merchants generally,
Wellsville, O.; Rhodes & ,Ogloby Bridgeport, O. A. G.
Richardson & Bev., Cincinnati; J. F. Howard, Louisville,
By.; Guile & Dorwort, St. Louis; H. Boyles, Steuben
ville.decthy
I.&W
SCHOOL.
THE Subscriber will receive at his office, young Gen.
tlemen desiring to read law. He will superintend
and direct their studies, and by constant supervision, and
strict weekly examination, prepare them for admission
to the Bar. READS WASHINGTON.
. .
The Subscribers have been in habit of daily profession
ul intercourse with Reude Washington, Esq., for many
years, and feel great pleasure in attesting the accuracy
of his legal information, and his eminent capacity for the
undertaking set forth in his advertisement.
They earnestly recommend to young Gentlemen who
wish to acquirexempetent knowledge. of the legal pro
fession, to avail emselves of the advantages which Ids
proposed Law Sc Gol will afford them.
Charles Stotler,- 0. Metcalf
A. Burke, Thos. ;Willims, -..
Wilson M'Candless, C. Darragh,
Robert Woods, James Dunlop .
C. co. Loomis Wm. B. Nrciure,..
J. I). Mahon, A. W. Loomis.
decls4m ,
Great Bargain Corner,
OUT/ISTELD JLID MTH STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA., ,
j•le the most popular of all BOOT and SHOE Es,
tablishments in the - West. This place has gained
, its reputation by its proprietor keeping the..very
best. Boons and Shoes, which are made expressly
to order for this.market. anti he is not-satisfied only by
keeping the best assorted stock of BOOTS and-SHOES
iu the Westerncountry bat be is enabled and deter
mined to sell his GOO DS lower than any other bowie
possibly can. ho cures not what facilities they boast ot
having for offering great inducements to the public. It
' is impossible to act forth all the advantages arid facilities
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 styles at fromlo
to Z. per cent, lower than •any other store In the.eity.
The way to test the manes is for all, who intend purchas
ing BOOTS and SHOES. to call at BATES' GREAT.
BARG A IN: CORNER, examine the stock and prices, and
all will be satisfied that the Greatßargain Cerner,Smiok-
Add and Fifth needs, is the place for the public,oneand
all, to get good Boots and Skoescheap, forces h.
deep • J. hATES. •
..._
Great Western Saddle
HARNESS, TRUNK AND WHIP hIANUFACTORy.
rrIHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and rho public in generai r .that. he -Inas ihn
largest stook of the following named articles, of his own
manufacture, in this city—Saddles, Harness, Trunks and
Whips; all 'of which' he will warrant to be made of the
best material, and by the best mechanics in Allegheny
county. Being determined to sell his manufactures
something lower:than btu been heretofore sold in the city,
lie would invite persons in need of the above named as
tides, to his Warehouse, No. 244 Liberty street; oppo.
site Seventh. Also, bands mode to order for machinery..
octal • 0. KERBY.
Chickerinies New Circular Scale Pianos.
r" EIGHT NEW PIANIII-FORTESfrom
the celebrated manufactory of Chlcker•
V al' ing, Boston;
_stsith ibelness unproved els•
cular, scale. jest received and now open;
For saleitt at Mr. Chlckerinet Factory pricea, by
, ... JOIDI H. IHtLI.OR,
No. Si Wood street, Pittsbuill , sole Agent for Chicker;
MO crsind and square Pianos. for WesterePenea. oct2
JOHNSTON_Ic STOCKTON .have Just receivedate
following new works: ..
History of Congress, Biographical and Political, com
prising a history of internal improvements, (Lavers; Har
hors, &T.) from the, formation of the Government turtle
present lame; embracing, alse, historical notieetiof
noun political events of Ocean Steam Navigation; of
the Tea and Coffee tax ; togetherivith biographies, per ,
sonal histories, &c., by Henry.p. 'Wheeler, Illustrated by
-steel portraits, and roc simile autographs.
History of Charles 1, of England; by Jacob Abbott,
with engravings.
The Romance of Yachting; Voyage the First, by Jon.
C. Hurt.
A new novel ; Mary Barton:a tale oflannehester
The Moral; Social and Professional dillies of AttorneYs
and SolicitorS; by Samuel Wari . en, Esq.; F. IL S. of the
nner temple, Barrister at . dens.
Iron City Cracker and Bread Bakery.
J. SHEPH
WOULD respectfully infornt A
his. RD
friends and. the.pub.
to generally, that he has added to his other busk.
ness,the manufacturing of Crackeri, of every variety.—
Having purchased one of W. R. ; Nevin's Cracker. and
Pilot Bread,machines, he is prepared to fill all orders for
crackers or pilot bread at the shortest notice and .hopes
by a strict attention to business, to share a portion of the
public patronage.. The public IA respectfully invited to
call and examine for themselves. ~ • . .
BAKERY, No-10 Commercial Row, Liberty et. oppo
site Smi th field.
N B. Saperior family Bread, rye and dyspepsia Bread,
large and small rolls, fresh every morning can be had at,
'he store, or my wagon, or at my stand in the market.„
Cakes and Confectionary on hand and made W order:.
, 3. SHEPHARD.
No 10 Commercial Row. Wherry et.
sot le the beet Cough Medicine I ever titrtrOf
READ the following proofertheltiperiority of
Oriental Cough. Mixturs,lfrom a respectable cit
izen, who has tried it: •
Prrrastotog, Dee. 15, 1847.
Masses. HATS &BROCKWAT:--Afterlaboring for several
weeks under the disadvantages of n• harassing• cough and
mutt distressing told, which had; thus far, resisted the of of several of the "infalliblese I was induced to . pur;
chase a bottle of your Oriental Cough Mixture, and give
ha fair trial: To my great surprise, after using only one
half of the bottle I found myself entirely Well. "his Ike
best medicine I ever saw."
True coiry. JOITN HINDS.
Sold by HAYS & BROCKWAY, Druggists, Commer
cial Row, Liberty street, near Canal. janB
A,TP.'W DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, Burks's Buikt
:Ll jugs, Fourrhstress.—Hotroalk Almon; Daguerreo
typists from the Eastern cities, would call theattention of
the inhabitants of Pittsburgh, and the neighboring towns,
to their Daguerreotype of citizens and others, at rooms in
the third storyof Burke's building,.4th at.
Persons wishing pictures taken may rest assured that
no pains shalt be spared to produce them' in the highest
perfection of the art. Our instnimentsare of the mostpow
erful kind, enabling us to execute pictures udsurpatused
for high &rush end truthfulness to nature." The public are
solicited to call and examine. l•
Persons sitting for pictures are neither requirred or ex
pected to take them unless perfect satisfaction !given.
N. B. Operators will find this' aloodi. depot for stock
nod chemicals.
- -
0 - instructions given in the art; containing the, more
recent Improvements. jan7
Oysiter Alto'ney.
jrAYSTERS CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEKT.—.
Vl Rossi's:ed . this' day, direct. from Baltimore, by. Ex
press, Pine"Fregh Oysters, whielt`f will `sell low; tit tay
store, is the Diamond; also atAVm. Kiiater's, corner of.
Second and:Smithfield streets„add:4 V .. Kelly's, corner
of Pifih and'Altitltet alley.
Y wilt receive theta daily nt the alcove places. All'
Oysters warranted ; money Tempted, If flat Food.novas ' ' ' IrAt. DRAVO. , •
Few. - Millinery, Pllicy~ , Ve[~rets ;
&a. •
•.leer received from New - Torlcrs. clakice selee !
lion of elegnat rich Satins, Silks, ‘Vince; Ribboni,
French Flowers, Plumes, ace. A hindsorna us.
.sonment of .Wintef atinnets, , Hoods,. Ciriet, CardinalC
Visetts, &c., on hand and made to orderiti the boast style!
at the shortesr , natice.. •,•. 11.13S.lklUFF,-
deal ' • No. 10St..Clair at. (Weal side) .!
F&SHIONAktLE MILLINERY.—Mrs.S. Rana
Fourth, street, near Wood, wouldinformilk,L4diall .
• of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that she will °pert on
Tuesday, the ."4th lost, an extensive
.ossortinent of Pal'
and Winter'bfillinery,
. . .
. .
.
.
CH'GDABLE SILK VISITS, Mt Cinsien4ll DRIES
ENTsAI .—W.II: Murphy hts On harid a few very hand
some changeable Sil3 Visits, very - stdiable for Christmai
presents, which he is . seiling• at redliced . pries.• Also, Dress Sllks,"Satin, iteperfine new tyle linen
cambric Hiles.; &e. .'. - - , - ' - dedgi
ME
=EI
8600,615 91
• •1150,967 77
• .201,419 72
IR. RALPH'S CI ELVBILITED'VEGETAL4E PlLTZ,arelor
saleferhOlesale abd retail, at the • • •
Estvrit i2ftriics, • ' •
No. 50; Smithfield et ••
.i nt ilSO,'63 , l47m.:Cole4 Allegheny leityv J. G. Smith, •Bit- ,
ningham; John IleCrffeken, Pearl street, Fifth Ward.
n.feh2l . , ,
F C' Sant location , ESALF7;-.4brie"vve ' Nu )1 street , -/Ikshellit
The house IC well
en and dtning.room , irtin;u:algedit;n:hot3bi4:::7rv:s3koe4l._: iflig4l°9llsl:.gei:Ldhderee;ll:aztbif:,l4ll:4:Xs6;l:tris;
Mee es 42 °°'
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• -__ —•
• IVER COffIPLAINT;• JAUNDICE,:DYSPEPSIA,
AIERVOUS 'DEBILITY,. DISEASE
,OF THE NENE, - ASTHMA; - imd .all.affeetiqns. arising 'froth •
:derancement- or thisease h, the /3ilievY; Diges
- •i ;Lye, Vascular,Jtespiraforyi , and • Neriout
Systems, such' as constipatiOn, Inward
• -piles,beartblirn,lossofappetite,coat.--;
ed tangue, - acidity of he atom- ;
- ach, swimming of the: ead, ' •
- - fulinees or weight in the-
- • . • - '
• stoniach, dimness-of
• vision palpitst: j lion of the
heart -
Chtthing or suffocating , senstittn. depression of
sudden - flushes of heat, pain in the side or ,backi ,
!weakness of-the .iiinbsc cold 'feet; constantim-
. , agininga• of evil,- fever and dull pain in the •
head, pain: and ,difficulty 'of breathing • -
when lying Upon the 'side; frightful ' •
- driams,scrur ernetatioris,yelloW
• • nese of the skin rind eyea,
• - deficiency of perspire--
,- non, arc, &e.‘Lint be '
'"effectually ,
' by DOCTOR HOMANDE
CELEBRATED GERMAN. BITTERS.- •
• Their powpr aver the above diseases is hot excelled,
if equalled--by: any:other "reparation-in the -United
• Staies, as the cures in this my-attest; in many cassufaf-•
ter iskilfal physicians had failed: - • - •
• •, Derangement 'in theliver and stomach fare sources of ,
insanity—from disorder or °bum:llion - a morbid action of
the; sympathetic end Other nerves followi, and the Ston e of the brahraze impaired and , derati ge d as nerves
are the comtecting mediumbetw.eenmimr„and matter, it
follow* e
from th.theiproc al action' that both must !be
• More or less implicated and deranged- simultaneously;
derangement there will alsoprodiite disarmer the SKIN,
LUNGS;' UTERUS and KIDNEYS ; as well as the brain,
The thousands who die with YELLOW FEVER,
CHOLERA or -INFLUENZA; is owing to ' -th . 6. '" Ete '
cram; and nth majority of cases of. that most . painful :
disease, CONSUhIPTION, atiginthe•s from the same. in
fact the stomach Is theirnporttuh , organ in the system of
matter; as upon it you'depend. for the. emcees.% and all -the
advantages to be deriVed tromrthe administration of in;
term] mediethes. ••• its functions are of the utmost im
,portanee to everyone in constituting the'source andfonn.
lain of life,which is nutrition. No organ possessessuch
.remarkable'sympathies, none Sichremarkable power in"
;modifying every part of the system.- • ' ' • •
The fareauccessiti treating disease of the liver and
stomach soccessfinlyhas notbeen a' want ofpithol
knowledge Of their • functions, bat the - preparation 'of a
compound that- would 'act upon hur.diseese awl all the'
Sympathetic afflictions. That point has -been pined in,
these Bitters; and they are DWITIRF.DY 6 VEGETAI3LE,
and will in erveryeasepenitanently.destroy costiveness,
and give strength and vigor to the frame, at no no= time de
bilitating the patient, "and they are grateful to the most'
delicate stomach ander any eircatasuinc es ALL' CAN BE CUREII
. ; • • '
WHO WILL USE THEM AS DiRECTED,
(nr_Wrrunt Tan POWZit - MICSOCL'UL) "
The few months:this preparation -has' been before the
jrnblic,has ‘ frcnif la - infallible efficacy, elicited the eulogy
of the preith 'through , the land i .their objeet being-Yoe the
benefit of suffering httraanity; Its - euccesit has sotpaased ,
all precedents, andst is free from all alcoholic stimulant,
slrerronereury, aloes", quinine, acids, and all injurious
htgredientsiruid especially adapted to me diseases of the
variable climate of the United Btatesornd the West In
. , .
WEEK- AND DEJACATE - cHILDREN,
are made strong by usiug it faetit is a faMilyntedi
cine, and can be administered with safety to a child one
year old, the delicate female, Ora =nil( ninety.
The' Philadelphia Democrat says: -'"This Medicine
has an extraordinary virtue andetficacy; and is lit great
demand. We-can speak from "experience, that' it has
prodiced many- wonderful cures?" • • -
- TheDaily Sun says :—" We 'believe it-is one of the
beat medicines cif the ny,e--a fiiend having used it in his
own family ;with great satisfaotion in th e Jaundice and
LiverComplainL"- • ' .•• • ' •: •
The Spint of the Times and Reystone-says our
good citizentowhO are invalids, know the many•astim
lshieg cures that have been performed by Dr. Hoofiand's •
eelebritteu simian 'Bitters? - If they do not, we • recom.,
mend them to the German Medicine Store, 978' Race
- street; all who are 'affficted with Liver Complaint, Jaun
dice, Dyspepsia 'or Nervous. Debility; • the Doctor heti,
'cared many of our citizens, 'after the 'best phykicians
bad failed. We have used- them, and they have proved
'to be a medicine that every one should know of rand
we
catinotrefraitigiving oar testimony in their favor, nti d
thatschich gives them greater claim upon Our bumble tif
fou„ they are entiritly.vegetable. - ; •• ' ••" • •
The Evening I3olletin says:-.The Celebrated German-
Bitters are rut invaluable remedy for Jaundice,: Dympep
silt, and nerviitts cortiplaints.v. ,
Nears Gazette says:—""lt is not often we nolce the
various• excellent medicines advertised . in our columns,
because weave Unwilling to speak except from perional .
experience,',nrid good constitution fortunately makes
us gunerally strangers to such articles. A' word how
ever, of Dr. IloofiamPs German Bitters. This we snow
:to be an excellent article fulfilling in every respect what
is claimed fcir It by the advertiser.' • • •
' The Daily News says: .•
" A MEntimax.—We speak knowl of Dr. Hoof-
bind's celebrated German Bitters w in he g n y
we - gay it is - 1
blessing of this age, and in diseases of the biliary, diges- '
, live and nervous sySteras,ithas not, we think, an wrist
ilk VNGZTABLE 1111teATIATIort AND SLADE WrrilOrt AL
ctrosz., and to all invalids we would recommend it as
worthy their confidence. .
• What stronger testimony can a medicine have? At the
•Elepit mamba seen the evidences of many of our:most
respectable citizens of Cures in all the foregoing - dis
eases.
•
Principal Depot, Gentian hfedicine Store, 278. RACE
Street, and for sale in Lancaster by John F.Logan; Har
risburg, by D. W. Gross; and respectaole dealers gen.
erally throngbont.the country.
• •
ILhNCE THAT DREADFUL COUGH!—The Lungs
1 , 0 are in danger, the work of the destroyer hat been
begun, the Cough of Consumption bath in it -a sound of
Ass 4017 hfcrraia? Your darling child, Your idol
and earthly joy, Ts no* perhaps confined to her chamber
by a dangerous cold—her pale cheeks, her thin shrunken'
Mtge so u n d the hold .diseisse - hale already,gained imon her
of 'her supulchrel tough pierces your soul.
Yount; MAN, Whenmst about tit enter life, disease sheds
a heart crushing blight over the fair prospects of the fu
ture—yohr heenc cough and feeble limbs tell of your
loss of hope, but you need not despair: There is a balm
which will - heal the wounded hings,• it id•
Sherman's , All-11essling Balasim.
- Mrs. Arras's, the wife of Win. H: Attree, Eq; was
given.up by Dr. Sewall of Washington. Drs. Ro e. and
McClellan of Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and Dr. Mott of New
York. Her friends alt thought she must die. She had •
every, appearance of being tin consumption and. was so
pronounced by her.physiciatts—Slierman's Balsam . was
given and it cured her-
Mrs. eitutssms-vrz, of Bull's Ferry, was also cured of
consumption by this Balsam when all :other remedies
• failed to give relief--she was reduced to n skeleton. Dr.
A. C. Castle, Dentist, 291 Broadway, has witnessed its
effects in ,several cases where uo other medecine afford
ed relief—hut the Balsam operated liken charra. Dr. C.
also witnesred its wonderful, effects,in • curing
which it never fails of doing., Spitting Blood, alarming
as it may be, is effectually cured ,by ,this Balsam:
• heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels, andnialres .
.the lungs sound again. • • • •
Rev. 4p,ra5,109 Eighth 'avenue, was cured of
cough'and catarrhal affection of 6.0. years standing. The
first dose gave him More relief than all the other- , wadi , .
eine he had e.ver taken. Dr, L. , Bealsi, Delancy
street, gave i t to kinglet-in-law Who was laboring tinder
Consumptiou,atiCto :another :sorely afllicd with - the
Asthma. In bffteases its effects were immediate, soon.
restoring them' to comfortable health. •
MrS. LUCE= a Wicus, 95 Christie.st., sulfered*frinit.
"Asthma 42 years. ,Shermati's Balsam' relielicd her at
Once, and she comparatively well, tieing, enabled to
subdue every attack by a timely use of this medieine.
This i
indeed s 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 81 per bottle,
Principal Office 100 Nassau street. New York. ' • •
Likewise Dr. Sherman's celebrated Cent!, Worm and•
...Camphor , Lozenges. Premium Tooth • Paste end . 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
A. M. Marshall, Allegheny city; Irinathan Ghriest,
Manchester]; J. R. . 'Jacques, Birmingham; A. S. Getty,
Wylie street; J. G. Mastic, car. Webster at. and Elm; -
Dantel Negley, East 'Liberty; It L. Mitchell, Wilkins
burgh; Thow.•Aikan; Sharpsburgh; Sara Springer;' Clin
ton; James' hrKee, Stewartatown; 'John Black Turtle
Creek,• C. P.•Diehli'Elizabeth; , RowlandtSc Son, liPKees
port; MeEldowner,' 'Bakerstown; Riley APLeughlin,
Plumb Township; NV`m. J. Smith, Temperanceville; Jae.
_Fulton, TarentOM;43. H. Starr, Sew/air. rear 9-19
- k/101tE TBSTIMGNY!..—Dr. 'Dr. of Fayette ,
,A11.Y., Savo:: r m well pefiniaded., and have
been for somktime, thet yoU a r Domestic' Vegetable Pala
are of great' use to 'all those who may have occasion to
Use them, and' haie administered teem to my patients." -
Fever and Ague 'Hyspermin and Bilious Fever, are Ira - mediately cured bit the use otEr.• :Ralph's Pills. Price,
23 cents a box: Sold wholesaleamd retail by •
S. L. CUTHBERT,
Smithfi t, near Third.
Also, by 'Wm. Cole, Allegheny city] G. Smith, Bir
mingham; and Johivill'Cracken: Fifth ‘Vard.' . febt7
•
Jaynes , E'amtly. dtolmelst
•
DR. S. S. COOK, ; Eggs, Ohio, writes, 1846:
"I have used your ferrniftsCet.,CalF"'"tirg
'and Expectorant, in my practice, for the last three Tears,
And have been exceedingly well pleased with diem, and
never, as yet, to my recollection, .fajled ,of realizing my
fullest'expectation in their curative properties,, Your
m_
other medicines I cannot speak of fro experiene ; but,
fudging front those I have used, I doubt not but that they
claim, and are entitled to all the confidence repelled in
them, by those who have used them., I was formerly.
very pa r ti a l t o sotto* Vermifuge, until T becomeacquain,
ted with yours, which, hastily, decided preferene to any
other now in use. r. .
Cr itegi F ec o tfu r s il a Y fe Y m Pur Pit&ta c Cairgh at th B e . F S ClC C in ° T ° C ir a S AT IO : I I3I e . , -"
Fourth 7.2
st.
fe
BA. FAHNESTOCK'S COUGH SYRUP.—Thispre
, paratioAhas 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
Affections; and the proprietors. feel warmntedln..recom,
mending it as a safe and useful medicine, end are pre
pared to show.certificates of; indisputableauthority, La
:testimony of itSiValee, - • .
It is pleasant to the taste, andis offered Also low a price
ate, to place it withinAhe reach of every, person.- There
are, perhaps, but few Cough preparations that:will pro
Alice suck decided „effects tivsach a short time. ,P,re•
pared and.sold by
• • B. A. FARNESTOCK ,a CO., •
Corner of First and Wood; also, comer of Sixth and
Wood streets.
,tleel3,
=Er
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ri
assmeassmsesem,...._...:iis;slmesse
.(31111NME HAIR CREAM—A.. matchtess article tor
.ts„J, grossith,- beauty, and restoration of the, Hair. This:
•Crtitun, when once known, Willau_percede all other sink
:dee: of the kind now 'in use. where the hair is dead
Mirth, thin, unhealthy, uor ;timing grey., a few spulisa.
'Vans will make the hair soft and dark, and give it a beau
*Huy lively - appearance; and. will also make itmaintnin
its liveliness_ and. healllry, color, twice as long as ell the
preparations ;that are generally used. NVbere the hair
thin,,iq
as, has fallen •05 it may be restored by using mis.
Ch:11111: Every lady and gentleman who is in the habit of
naidg oils on their hair should at once purchase a bouloof
the 1 Chinese Hair Cream, as it ta so composed that it Neill
not; injure the hair like the other preparations, but will
beautify it, and give perfect satisfaction in every
attune.
• . •
•
The testimony to its very. superior qualities, see the fol
lriviing letter from. the Rev, Mr- Caldwell to Mosrrs.
Hendershoti /r. Stretch; Nashville, , general agents for the
Southern States: : •
•
letter of tas Rev. 11..Cakfusell, Pastas of the Presbyterian, :
I •
Church, Pulaski. . •
Mamma- Hirmintstrovx & sramea Giarrucams—l take
p.easure in adding my testimony in favor of the excellent
preparilion called Dr.. Parish's • Chinese Hair Creami. for,
about two yeara ego my hair was very dry, bristly, and
disposed to come out; hat havingproeured a bottle of the
Cream, and used it according to theprescription, it is now
(filmic, soft, and finn• to the head.- Many ba"lanm'a
oils *ere applied, each leaving my hairin a worse slats
than before. -This Cream; however, has met mY exPec
tations.
Aa an article for the toilet, my wife gives it preference
over all, others, being delicately perfumed and not dis
poied to rancidity. The ladies; especially, wilt find the
Chinese Cream to be r desideratum IJ3 their preparations
for the toiler- • Jtespeetfully, &c., • •• •
• •.• • .
.•.. •
CALDWELL
Pulaski, Jaintary", D 317., • • • •
arSold wholesale an -retail, Joe urg c o rne r
M. To Townsend Market a t, and Mohler, of
Wood and Fillhsts
LADIES are cautioned evilest using Common Prepa
red Chalk They are not aware how frightfully imu-•
netts it is to the skin ! how coarse, how rough, h6vt [MOP?,
yellow, and unheal th y the skin appears utter using , pre
pored chalk !Besides it is injanous containing a large
quantity of lend: , We have prepare d beautiful .vege.:.
table article, which we call Jones' Spanish Lilly White.
It is perfectly innocent, being purified of' all deleterious
'Qualities, and it imparts to the skin a natural, healthy,'
alabaster, clear,' lively white at the same time acting
as a cosmetic on the skin snaking it soft and smooth.
Dr. James Andeison, Practical Chemist of Massachn
st.yys "A ft er analysing Jones' Sp anishLilly
r find possesses - the most beautifal and natural, and at
the same time innocent, white I ever saw. I certainly
can conscientiously recommend its use to all whose skin
requires beautifying.. Price 25 cents a box. Directions
—the beet way to apply Lilly White, is with soft leather
or. wool—the former as preferable.'
fA rust err os T gzrn roe 2.5 mmrs.— White tee th ,
oul breath, healthy gums. Yellow and unhealthy teeth,
after being once or twice cleaned with Jones' Amber
TOoth Paste, have the appearance of the most beautiful
ivory, and, at the same time it is so perfectly innocent
and exquisitely fine; that its constant daily use is highly
advantageous, even to those-teeth that are in good condi
tion,'mving them a beautiful Polish, and preventing 'a
premature decay. Those already decayed it prevents
from becontillg worse—it also fastens such as is becoming
loose, and byperseverance it will render the foulest tee
delicately white, and make the breath delicionsly sweet.
Price 25 or 37i cents a'box. • All the above are sold only
at 82 Chatham st., sigma(' the American Eagle; New York,
and by the appointed Agents whose names appear in the
next column.' • • • •
Wm. Ton many, and getalich husband, lady? "Your
face is Tont fortune. ,, 151 beautiful, clear, fair? h- it
white ? If not it can be made so even though it be yet- -
low, disfigured, sunburnt, tanned and' freckled. Thous
ands have been made thus who have washed once or
twice with Jones' Italian Chemical Soap. The etleet is
glorious and magnificent. Bin tie sure you get the genu
ine Jones' Soap, at tho sign of the American Eagle, 82
Chatham street. • - • ;
Ring-worm, Salt-rheum, ScarveY, Erysipelas, Barber's
Itch, are 'often cured by Jones' Italian' Chemical Soap;
when Emery kiad'of remedy has failed. That it cures
pimples, freckles, and clears the skin, all know. Sold at
the American Eagle, 85 Chatham street: Mind, reader,
this seldom or never fails. • - •- • • •
• • • • . • CANGLIS,qt., Patters On.
Sold at Jecxsonbl RD Liberty et,. head Inf Wood, Sign of
of the Big Belot • • • . • • , • nov23. •
c I NE ./301Aft TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS.
A...l.lkreiritage.—COnfulentiaL—Any lady between twen
ty and thirty,. possevsing a symmetrical-font; good fea
tures, tcc,, is asked confidentially , can she suppose any
man could admire her while she has, such yellow teeth;
filch sallow, rough, 'coarse skim and' such dirty; bad,
wiry hair; when, by spending the above sum, she might
have delicate white teeth, a pure sweet breath, and a
beautiful bead of hair. She can have, beautiful white
teeth and 'fume t breath by using a boI ,of Jones' Am
ber Tooth Pane; a tkin white, pare and spotless as snow,
by rising a cake of the gentune loner' Italian Chetnieal
Soap; and :a beantifal head of hair by 'using a 3s.bottleof
Tones' Coral• Hair Rtstoratire. Do not 'form an opinion
against this before you trry, or you will regret it; but be
sum to ask for Jones' articles. Sold only in New York
at 02 Chatham st.• For sale by -
WU,. JACKSON, Agent,.
650 Liberty st., Pinaltirgh:
- rIANCER,• SCROFULA AND QOlTRE.—gtniple ex
‘" perience has proved that no combination of medicine
have ever been so efficacious in removing the above dis
eases, as DR.3AVIVE'S ALTERATIVE. It has erected
:cures truly astonishing, not only of, Cancer and other din
eases of that class, but has retrieved the most stubborn
'diseases of the Skin, Swelling!, Dyspepsia, he.. This
•medicine enters into the circulation, mid eradicates dis
eases wherever located. It purifies the blood and other
fluids of the body, removes obstruction in the pores of
the skin, and reduces enlargiment of the glands orbones:
It increases the appetite, removes headache and drowsi
ness, and invigorates the whole system, and irnparts ani
mation to the diseased and debilitated cousfitution. There
Is-nothing superior to it in the whole materia medics. It
is perfectly safe and extremely pleasant, and hasmothing
of the disgusting nausea accompanying the idea of mai
• lowing medicine.
ItWr - For &stein Pittsburgh at theTEHIN TFA STORE,
-74 Fourth at., near • mar3o
A Recipe for the, Human Hair
!PO FORCE ITS.GROWTHAND HEALTH; MAKE
j IT SOFT,-SILKY,- CLEANAND FlNE—Persons
in consequence of the many things sold; set dostmevery
etude, j be-it ever so good,)' as a humbug. If people
could be - made to try a 3s. bottle of Tone's Coral Ham Re
storative,and sed boa it makes dry, rualyrredflight hair.
moist, soft, auburn and dark,' Mid keeps it so; and by, lut
use for sometime, causes it to grow naturally beautiful;
if people could see the 'number of poor respectable me-,
chortles that use it, (aye, andlnd it the cheapest thing
they can use,) for dresstng mad beautifying the-Hair for •
keeping it soft and in order three times as long aa any
other article made; and_ .. .
. Forces it to grow, stints its falling,
.And costs but 3 shillings to try.. :
We formerly sold nothing less than 51 bottles, but we,
wish people to-try it: Sold ontrat Ea[rOind'62.lChatbarn
street, New York, rind by • "
mar2o WM. JACKSON,Agt. 89 Libe.rtyst.•;
ORE TESTIMONY far Ik. Family Medi.
cinei.;-z-The undersigned, ditizens of Pittsbutgh.ltat ,
personally used 'Dr. Willard's Oriental CougJi Mix
ture, and experienced its beneficial effects, domostOhier,
fully recoinmend' as 'safe and effectual; - id all ease's.
Speaking from expeiience; we ',believe that it has no so
imrior ; and would recommondits use to all the afflicted.
CHARLES' LEIVIS"
WIT-JENKINS.
Pittsburgh, March 15th,
irrSold by J. Sehocinmakeia Co., John Hays, James
A./ones, J.' H. Cassel, John P. 6trtt, •P'l.4: - Snowdert,
Mohler, Ogden Snowden. • '' = ap9141"
SALT RHEUM, SOUAVY, OLD SORES, ERVEIPE
LAS, Barber's, Itch Chaps, Sore. Beards, pimplur
This is used by. malty, physimanslh this.city m curingthe;
'above, and we would not cortscienciouily sell unless the
knew it to be all we,istate= •
•
As a cosmetic , the true SOWS SOAP isTerhipsthi
only artidie ever kaown that removed irnpuritica, and ,
cleared and' beautified the akin, making it soft, clear,
smooth and Vhite as an infants. But nand, it is sold at 82
Chatham cb, N. Y., and by
WAT# JACKSON, Agent,
89 Liberty.strtet, Pittsburgh.
mar2s
O
CNSLTAIPTiON. seises more im
vict s 'than .auy other.
distusse:itt: our c ountryr. The young, the old, the
beautiful and.gay, are all alike subject to tee him/dims
'ravages, and mitny.a hectic cheek has been supposed to
bloom with the glow.of But e r dry case °dal,
.nates in A cold and a cough—perhaps deemed unworthy,
attentiqn first,‘And only.niet ;whir remedies when
too late. ; Watch the first symptoms with:jealous care,
And make immediate use of the Cough Balsam of B. A.
Tahnestoeit*co;, which will certainlycheek Oa further.
progress, and restore the infituned organs to a...beautiful'
action. ,
For sale fiyt FAlll4EBT.cidit, tc do., corner. let
and Wood sta.; also,conier fith and Wood. ~_decll,.
:DOR SAtin—All that vafuabie.tiroperty Whereirlhe
subscriber resides, togOtheVonth theimprovements
thereon; situated on Sixth street,M earSmithfield,.froni
ing on Sixtlist. 120 . (1 . , and in depth' taCherry:alley 210
, feet. This property is admirably situated for a Eietel or
a'Publiellaqi and ceutaint'd half square of grouiur; O
n might be divided into 12 building lots, 0 lots of 20 feet
each on Sixth street, by 120 feht deep, and 0 lots with a
front of 20 feet each on
,Cheriy;alley by. 120 feet
•• ; Magiassines tor :Januar py 1849,
ECEIVED AT, miNsivs; Smithfield.'strept,
' thiid dooi above Soeond
;Godeyls Lady's, Book, ; unusually lame, with. six af,,
tractive engravings; the Literary 'department of the high;
- est order for this No. commencingo new volume.:. . .. , .
• Sartuin'a, ' , Union Magazine, beautifally-snibelliShed;
and comPrisibg-ecipages of -rending matter, all ori ginal.
• Graham's Magazine, illustrated,with four beautiful en-.
grnsings •ittatze, a full double • .
• -- Poems ' orlohn : Raincy, Adems, with Notice s of his"
•'Life and Choi - deter< • • - ' • • •
A Critical Defence of the Grani.Street BapList Auren,
against the charge of corruption,. in the administration of
her discipline; published by order of the Church.
' Rose and Gertrude or the/ilystariouriVedding; trans. nt
lined fro the Frenc h of Rodolphe Topfer.
An Impartial Account of the Life of the Rev. John N.
bleffit—a narrative of hie first marriage ; also. his second,
with many particalarsoeveibeforec published
• Second volume Paul Ardlinhcim, now complete; by
George Lipptird.. . , ,
, "Nary' Barton;a' tide of
,k14 1 4 , 5t0f - Lire;
'published by' the Ilitipers. :• -;
• JuLtan, De Clifiard, or Woman's Love a Riaineer..‘at
Smiles liiiiiTearscilluitiated• ,••
Angelbil taxmdre;:of the WO of it... Beauty j `Ary the
author of the 384.B.re'ach of - Piimilie; &c.• •
• Too'filunelthaelt, lir --the Belr'Riugerf of Noire • Daine.;•
-by Victor
Notice to tke
TfiE, sabseriber informs the. public generally, : and
Housekeepers " and Retail G rocers:panictilarty, that
he diseonoai
nng•the - Queenuware. business,- and
tiell'off his present presentstoelcet reduced prices: nose who
Wish to obttun Chinai.Quiensioare,or Glass, will find this
a tare opPoriunity for getting aucharticles as they. 001,
mash qtle.a.PertharOhe anal rates.,
Remetnher the. fil;tee,,clANA.,-HALL,No. 118 Woolf
street, near the Auetton store 4:
P.S. I will 4ispoae,of my . Nyjwie sleek 10 any Person
Wishing to ' buy it, at
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bT.OLAIrt:,HOUSE,
.4ORNEL - OP PENN . AND 'ST. GLAIR STREETS.
IGIRESIi OYSTERS, GAME, JindL every delicacy-of
the sesison?the - .uurrlret atoriti , served up -tube .
,shertest teitietii and inthe veryheststyle. The hens& it ,
,fitted up and arranged in the best tirderi•tinderthe than
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A lIIERICAN• OIL, procured frown well in Reglad)" ' 7
21.-125 feet. below the surface of the kerb, a eatulin; -
and infallible care for Sprains, Strains, Cats„. Bruises ;
Scalds,
awdurdl;;
Barnh Tetter,Erysipelas, Scald Head, Croup, •
Wtooping•Cough r Inflammatory Sofa Throat, • - ,,
Inflamed has, Fl atnience,.Ulcers. Fever Sorehead . - • .
•••• • INFLAhIansORY .B.IIEI7MATISISfr-.,;
whiehyields to its effects inn snrpnstng manner.
It has never Yet failed:Whett :used licconling to ditto •
tiOna. Read the:following: •• • . •- • •
Mairmairrieit, Allegheny co., Pa.,
• •• • •-•-, • November 18,1 M. c•-•
• ;This is to certify, thaterry wife, Margaret Indent, was
cured of a Rheumatic Complaint of seven years standing.:
by which she.was so lame as to be obliged to rise
es. In one week ske was cured by using the- American '
Oil,,ruid could walk abotit as usual Without bet eratehea,:-
JONATHAN OHREIST. . .
'The folloiving Is conununicated by Mr. WsriNasb; Mr;
Jackson's agent for Steubenville, 0., • •-: • • ' ;
• A gentleman near Steubenville, who had not been able
to pin either of -his feet to the ground for tv,iiiVe path In
consequence of lameness,. by the.nse of ode: boukr.vnus. •:
enabled to walk two miles to a tow nship election.
.11 ,
likewise a sovereign remedy for •
CONTRACTION-OP TIKE•IVIDSCLES.AND
The &Hawing is commanicated by Mr. - Wmi•gaih,Vir.
hackie:tea agent for Steubenville: ' ..1
A lady residing In Steubenville, the Euiges,dlwhose
'linnd was so contracted ai to de • _ *cal" ( It •
for thirty-five yean r waa entirely, of one •
bottle of the Oil, so that she nositir• iste -perfect use: of
her band fully equal to the other wide bpd' Dever been
airected. It has also been found lobe a safe andinvlnci
ble 'agent in the speedy and certain cure of "' •••
DEAFNESS,.
not organically:in:unable., • • •
A lady residing in Allegherq city wtue affeeinallYdtund • '
Of obstinate deafness, of years' continuance; by the Darr:
Of less than one bottle of, the. Oil, so that she said she.
..-
heard better than she had ever done befofe • •• • •.:
• A gentleman well known in Pittsburgh, was, curerl,et .
deafness of nine years' standing, by the use of a small
quantity of the Oil. The names and residences of the
laity and gentleman will be given to those who desire it,
at the office of the advertiser:- - .
Its properties are highly developed In the areisda.sind
surprisingly speedy cure of all' cases of •• el;
CHOLIC CRAMP, AND SPASMS. .•
:.
Several cases of Cramp Cholic have been 'effectuau / i,
cured by one dose of the Oil, in the• short;spaee• of_balt,
an - briar, When the parties have been agonized with alts. .:
Its curative properties have been remarkably asaftifesteit
in the radical care of -.•-• ' • • ; ' ; i
DISEASES OF THE SPINE.
A lady, the wife of a planter in Kentucky, WAN MIMI'
effectually of one of the worst cases' of diseased 'Spine,'
which bud confined berm her bed for a considerable'.
time,;in which she could not tarn herself. It Is also a.
sure remedy and perfect cure for Pains in the small of the
• back, and
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
Read,tho following
Prrnottraorr, 'Dec. 18,1840.
Thiel* to certify that I was afflicted with great pain in .
the small of my back and kidneys, whieValrectdd me Se •
much that I could not stand 'upnght. By rubbing Oxus ••
nally, and using Wart teaspoonful bitemally,:ruOt and .
monuag, runs entirely:cured.. . JOHN .RIDDLE,
near Warren, ArMstrOlig co.; Fs.'
.Algentleatan - of Pittsburgh, afflicted with a violent in
flammation of .the kidneye- r the pain, of which caused
him to faint—was completely cared, in three days, by the
use of the American . ~• . . • .si
The qualitles;of this :• • • • , ,
. NATultitt:OWN . .
is
extremely penetrating and' anti-infituntaniciry'cOnse-
Oaently is confidently recommended as d sovereign rem. •
edy wherever inflammation exists, either external on e
ternal. Used immediately alter a ent, bruise or wound,
it will cure-and preveat
'• GANGRENE AND MORTIFICATION.
• It has,'in addition, beeti found a salutary, pleasing and
effective remedy for those very unpleasant and inconvo..,
GRAVEL AND VIIINAHY comPLAiNTIV:
Irr Price, 50 cents per bottle.
• Caution...Be on Your Guaret••. '!.
The surprising excellence-and growing popularity ,
the Amencan Oil, has induced some dishonest persons
palm upon the public, miserable Imitations pf this truly ;
valuable medicine, for the purpose deceiving ' the an
wary, and defrauding the P_ropnetor.. • • ' ' '
In order to be sore f obtaining the gerlitine, °terry
the following /MGR Titre - Gs: .•
Ist. See that the name „ Wm. Jackion Liberty.st' ,
head of Wood et," is printed on th e labtlof the wrappe
of each bottle, to imitate which is felony: .• . • • •
• 2d. That each bottle is inclosed in alerephlet contain',
ing fall directions for use; and also containing the name
and address of 'Wm. Jackson, General Agent for 'the'
proprietors; likewise, the name. and address bf the pro !
prietore, D. Hail & Co., Kentucky. ' • • •
ad. 'Purchase ONLY of the advertised:Agents,-
whom have a show bill, on which-is primed - the names of
the Proprietors and General Agents—thus : D. Hail & C 0.,,
Proprietots, Kentucky. :Win. Jackson,' Pittsburgh, - Pa.,
Genera! Agent for Western 'Pennsylvania; on& paival;
Ohio and Western Virginia; and the •printers" names , - :
hPhlillin2o Shrpack, Pittsburgh—printed at .the bouam
of said show bill. •••• .
4th. Observe—the genuine American Ohs'oft' dark
green color, without any sediment, and its specific graVi- • ,
!'ty lighter than water. The counterfeits aremostly "tif a••
black color; — some white, like Spirit. Di Turpentine,'
said to be re fined and clarified;- some SenersOil—oth..
en a mixture or other common oils; and one n•bliCk filthy
looking mixture, purporting te come front 4 Pitulugh
and' llegheny Thspensary Co.' , None of these' cmcd:
terfeitiessess either the virtue or the power of the true
AilfE •
(Sold wholesale and retail by WAI. JACKS*.
General and Sole Agent for the Proprietor in Weinern
• Pennsylvania, Western Virginia, add Northern Ohio; '
and by the following duly appointed Agents in Allegheny
Bounty Pa : . .
• . ht. Marshall, • .
. Dr. Brown, Allegheny city. . • • •
• . J. It. Johnson,
•• • Jonathan Cihnest.,llfanchester. * • • •
Alexander &Wale Wylie street. • ' •
J. It H.'Jacques, Birmingham....... • • •
Wm. J. Smith, Temperaneeville. •• • .
G. H. Starr, Sewickley. • .
Edward Thompson, Wilkinsburgb. • • • '
Daniel Negley,•East Liberty.
• H. Z. Mitchell , Wilkinsburgh. • . ••• • • '•••••• •
Thomas Jain, Sbarpsburgh. ' ' • . ;
H. Rowland & Son. M'Keesport F . ;.t
C. F. Diehl, Elisabeth. • - • . .•
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• John Black, Turtle Creek. • : ' •
Bakerstown • •
Samuel Springer, Clinton.. • . . • :.. • •
James Brlfee, Stewartmown.
Riley hl'Laughlin, Plum . • -
.I.F.ulton,arantum. . • ' ';'. '
Jeremiali Fleming, Leman:trill..
• Robert IVilitams,.ArthUrtivillti. • ;' •.; • • •
1, , R0111 the New York Gazette, Oct. 6, 1839, a daily ,
x- puper,:deieme4iy at the head-of the daily„press
this country, -
Bristorts _Eztratt of. Satattparata„-vlt wets bat coaxthey,'
-to dal! the attention etc our readers to tbathotaluableprep .
oration which will be found advertised in enbthet column ' •
- Mr. Bristol is a brother, and issues a highly 'into - testi:Pr;
newspaper, every nowtutd-then,-one or two numbers of
-which we have afready,noticadt andthe medicine itself
bas been eulogised by, nearly all the of the western
`country; and, we deubf het,tustlyeulogised. It has in
favor, moreover,' very- 'flattering- teitimoilitli front - ilia
most eminent. practitioners in'evety : ;part of' the -cculatty".
• 'where it [has .been used.: -There is. beauty , end:taste,:
enough in,the bottles, txtul lathe eagravadlabelsin which '
they are entelciped, to. induce a purchlthe, even it the
preparation itself were not one of ,the sovereigneat
the world," as every person must behest- it
*every •one mast thelieve. it is+-thuit is, every one what'
would.not resist amass of documentaq:evidence conclu-,
sive enough to convert a Turk to Chnstianity, ,Bay one, .
"Of the bottles, gentle reader, and see Whether:you do' net
- ee; with as An this point.' "" "' • •
.For sale by B.A. FAITNESTOCK
feb24 cor. oflst anthWood and .6th and , Woed I
'ItIiEIIAIATISIII, GOUT, 'AND TIC //OLOLLbUIi,-
. ,A respectable gentleman called at our office,- tlis
said, to inform' us that he had been afflicted fol• - 15 Years; .
with. - Rhetunntism or Gout, and ocetisionally - With' Tic Doloreux; that he bad been frequently'chnlinbd ttl' his '
room for months together, and often suffered ,the malt
tense , and excruciating pain; but that lately he had 'been
using Jayne's''.ol/teratite; from' which hhe found the tag- •
nal and unexpected relief.' He says he found the meth '
eine very pleasant and effective; and that he now. "
siderebirnself perfectly cared scan ...—Phlia.dephialfoladiner-
A FACT Wotan Itsrownic.--4 gentlemtufdf Scrofulous
habit, from indiscretion in his younger days, bitieslts of
feeted with Ulaerations m the - Throat and HOstr,'And ,
disagreeable eru ption , of the Skin. ' vehble '
system bore the "marks of being saturated with
One band and wrist Were 'MAT:melt affected thatite - htid - ', - '
lost the use of the hand, every part being covered''with -
deep, painful; end offensive Wee* end were. totbiltovt
and porous as'an honeycomb. it was at this stage of hit
complaint; when death appeared inevitahle frOmAlol/111: 4
some disese,-that he commenced the nse or Jayne's
terative and having taken'aixteen bottle:4 is howperfect
ly cured
The ...Alterative operatea through .-the
purifiesihe blood and eradicates disc:lee from the spaeut,
wherever 'located, and this numerous , mei' has.per.
li formed in' diseases' of the = skin, cancevi.serofulai gout; •
ver complaint, dyspepsitv pnd other chronic tibleases; is •-•-
truly astonishing..-.,,Spirit thas•Vmes. , ,
2 ifr; For sale in Pittsburgh, at the PERIN TEA/STORE:-
Freah Arrival at 8o its Wood street..._::
HODKINSON has* jast opened-ttitthtii thir , pltd
jjj: ;i Week, the largostassortmentof Preneh-CHDIA'.'
ever opened in this - city t'vonsisting in Pace inPancy,'
Plain,
.White, Gold Line and 'Gold Band.Tee' Setts . ; - art ',-
extensive assortment of White.ylotvingillue and Liven:'
pool' Iron Scone Were, in Tea Setta orin'separatepieeeft'
as may be required: Also, a beautifal,asbortment
of
Candelabras and.LanMs, of the noWest slinpen and: pat
terns, direct from the manufacturers:
Ladies would do:well,trk give him
oit27 ; - N0.,115.1-7ood 5:,3 doors below Firm
Busiess, 01l ector. •!. %.
'THE tindersigned,en n
coura C ged tho liberal - patronage'
of the -morehants,"profeastonar getraolladn, omi inc.
ebonies - of' the city, offers his serriaes fOr- tha collection -. .
of aeconnts in the city; of Pittsburgh cud
lug attended to business of this kind •for'nittnp yens for
the Board of Trade; and being well acquainted vithihite
and thandjoining . cities. he feels,ednfdentof his' 'ability
. to give . satisfaction.; by prompt and faitbflil'attention "to
AU business entrusted to tam - -• •
Third t, opposite-Post .iß O KEl :fiZ:t• etc t• ha ; r • •
. • • -
To--be found at W JAMES
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B. Bari Accirtintalit; • t
Thomas BcpttMason;
Jac McGuire Nercti'vlail -`,
M., right,
• • • t •
Dr" W. M . Minifet.
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°aline) Adam . N.-
7. Carothers;
.7amen Dilatation;George Breed;
P;l3ruce;
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?N ENV 13ook, illustrtiied by .
. Darley
tiViiba' Poems ilittrated bYLentie,
Read's Female Poets of, America with portraits,
The Eistor.the Knickerbockers.. , .
A Fable for Critics f,- • . r,' , • •
Metrical-Roam:tees - • , .
The Child of the Sea, , . •
Lamb's Dramatic ,Poets.
Lovrell , s.Cotiversations on :lie old roots.
Dramatic NVorks of Beaumont. and Pleteheij , ~-. •
Poetical AVOlit a or Spencer. „..
Poetical Works of Chaucer. •
Poetical Works of Yard and kasninger.
For sale by B..BOSWOKTH CO
novae :4lth areetineattitarket...,:
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