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NORTAIArANT cos . TD or WOOD
-AND rim' DISNITIII.
Er RAM—Five Dollars .a 'gest, pitfable atiictlY
in advance.' SIX Dollars Will inyaliably be required if
not paid within the year.
itWur Singlet copies rata ea:as—for sale at the =inter
the Offer, and by the .
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Taw SATURDAY NEOUNISO POST.
published from the . same effice, tin" ti•ltirte Adankin
size streeti;st;TWO year; in ady ange . 7
singte.iptes Stirs caters.
. Norper wilt be discontinued ( unlersat the dis
creuon of e proprietor,) tuna all arrearaces are paid.
• co- No attention Will be 'paid to any brder unless ac
companied by the plotter. or satisfactory reference in this
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YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS: .
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One Year, ' 20 00 One Year, • ''''' 30 00
Larger advertisements in proportion.% • - ' ' •
Large
of FOUR LINES, :Five Doiksrs a Year.
cuts will not be inserted unless an extra price
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tions to not marked, will beinserted and charged until
ordered out:
thigiosiottal tgarbo.
- I.,Ah2ITEL, W. lSt:it it t arsorne4atlaut--43ffieb'ort 4th
street, near Grant. Pittebergh• 0e:125
'A)tit F.- KERR Y - -Attorney, at Lauf; Office in 'Bake
:well's kkfildings, Grant street naar27,lm.
A* l-4 t .
Auerney at Law.-4/fice Fourth
• ,streetosear R ;Pattersisn's Livery Stable, febl7
- IR. GOZW.GE WArr.—Othee, isio. 77 Sinithfield
1.! near Sirthst., Pittsburgh.: : . • aug2l-y .
Ift. A. W. . CILINEkt, Phpirian and Surgeon..--.offica.
.11,• No e,St. Cletir.strast, Pittsburgh. aurll-y. 0.1
Joker CRAWFORD,' Offite on Si. Chili - street,
- oppostbsAlte Exchapge; ' aug/0.1 •
CORLANDO LOOlllll5, Attorney at Lois. —offiee 4th
st.., above. . . • .. . iID94-1
rom.k. M. MARSHALL
• L "Tw's'Buildings, Fawn& st. h"ntras Lawti4:-*°e'
AMt
CALLAN, Attorney as Late, corner of Wylie
and Fifth atreeta,—, Lave Corner.. fehlOq
DARRAGH, Attorney et Law—Oface Bakewell'a
Gr.
Buildings, on Grant street, opposite the — Court
House. • ' • .• • 1y24:13,
Ijr M. tCF.NPI6UY, Attorney - at Lam.—Office in site
JULi lame bnilding.with Alderman Whbutter, Fifth at.,
between Wood and Smithfield sta. augl74m*
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TURN BARTON, Attorney at Lata.--01fice, North side
of' Fifth street, between Wood and Smithfield, in the
sme building with Alderman Morrow. sep3o-1 •
TOSKYIit C..Bl'Kttilifisi, Attorney at Law irk
J int Fourth st., between -Wood
Itudtkuithfieldato. - • nould.y
(XSOLLOE. I...AYNG, Attorney and Counsellor . Zeno
4.jr and Notarg Public —Office at the cornexot 4th and
Woad sta., over Sibbet tc. Jones' Exchange office. octi4
WIDMOND SNOWDEN, Acterney,sis Law.--thtice
,AU tles - hi,li ling on the North East corner of Fourth and
Smithfield -
biLS/KUST, Aldennan.—Oifice north side of tetatt
meet, hutween Wood and Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
seplOq
t x 8 S 1 ' ll &tarnFp a • ou
a 3 r•au)..-' 4 sftice on Fourth st., oppoSite E. IL
rattat a Liverry Stable, Pittibargh. soplq-y
V ORW ARD&SWAHXZW.ELDEff i duorneys at Law.
X' Peke as Fourth %treat, between. Vood and Smittr
field, opposite Patterson's Livery St4le. ap7-y
EWLGE tiLLI.4IOI3,b; Attorney and Con/wily,.at
Law.--OtEce removed to the 2.1d00r be tow Grant wt.,
ou Fourth, to the office lately occupied by Alderman
ser.=oo
- N..rtVGLOWRY; Attorney (Ind Calattseaor at Lam.—
►vo&ce in Bakowell i a-Buitdinge on Grant street.
airJ7-Iy. . . • -
ID C. 8 • NON, Attorney and Counsellor at to.—
. Of f ice an 4th St., between . Wood and Smithfield,
and nearly apposite the hlnyciee office. nove-
-- scorr, Apuin t fourth st. rive Coors west or *ar
t) • ket. All work - warranted:and if oat perfectly sat
isfactory no charges will 130 made. feblo
iIIEaIUV.A.Dr. Rotten - Snyder, has miaowed his
Write OS' , Ponittt street, between Wood and Smith
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ftenistreets; - tnarl.s-ty
EMOVAL. , ---A.Beelen has removed his commisision
and forwanding business fttirtn the Canal Basin tolls
new warehouse, onj'hird street, nearly opposite the P6at
may3o-ly
REMOV AL;—,IOIIN MITCHEL, Attorney at Law,
has removed to . Fourth st., next door to the office of
Alderman Steel.. ap7
T 11. LF:flf,7 Atorr at:Law, Washington, Pa. Col
t" a leatious made , in Washington, _ Fayette, Greene and
adjoining catinties, . npl2-y
THOMAS 1.1. KENNEDY, Attorney at Lato--o.ffice on
Fourth, between Wood and Smithfield.
agyzatutcm.—Gen. J. Moorehead, John Graham,
Pres. Pittsburgh: 3ank ; • Mr. J. W.:Burbridge; Logan,
Wilson, . 4 CO4ICOOrd CO, Pittsbargh, Pa. oral!
NBUt3KMASTE,R, 'Arderman--Otfice; Fourth street
. third door above Smithfield, South aide.
Conveyancing of all kinds done with the greatest care
and leg 4 accuracy . .
Titles - to ReatEstate examined, Ice
JOHN COYLE ) Notary. and conreyaneer.—Ottlee iu
MetealPs Fourth - street,. near. Smithfield,
Pittsburgh. Deeds,Bouds, Mortgages, Articles ofAgree
mem, and all other. tastraments of writing drawn up with
szettr&sad dispatch. Tulei to Real Lambs exammed.
LtDIVIN G. WlLSON,'Auerney and Counraor atLam,
Pranklin, , Vanango county, Pa., mill attend prompt
ly to all business entreated to bis care. Collections made
• in Warren, Clarion, - and Jeffersin co u nties.
J. A-. S 4V.
Murphy, Wilson & phtsbnrgh.
• Hon. James Kinnear,
Hon. Alex. EVCahmant, SS
Hon. J. Wilson, Steubenviile, 0: • ly 23-y.
TOHN A. PARKINSON, dklerman, Fifth Ward, Penn
•U. between - Walnut and O'Hara sts., where he may
-he found at all times. Thoschaving houses (*.rather prop.
erty to sell or rent, can have the same punctually atiend
ed to; debts collected, and all the duties of an Alderman
will receive prompt attention. 0c27,p
• T. MELLO
A TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR at LAW Office in
Mellon's Buildings, corner of Wylie and :Fifth stouts'
east side of the COurt . House.
1D Collecting, - Conveyancing, examinations of -Rs
cords, 8.c.: promptly and accurately attended to. inyla
viroanrirllikriS, Attorneranat Counsellor at
ja Law, (successor to Lowrie &IWilliams,) Office at
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the ola itina, Fourth it., above Smithfield.
THE Partnership heretofore existing between Henry
W. Williami:Esq., and myself,in the ptactice of the law,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the.Mb ult., mid the
business hereafter be continued by Henry W. Wil
- Hams, heat I most chee do rfglly recommend to all for
whom I-have the honor to business—as a gentlemas
"every way worthy of their confidence.
decld-1 - WALTER. H. LOWRIE.
George R. Riddle, Conveyancer.'
(:)FFICEm Avery Row, street, above. Smithfield,
Putabdrgh
Hakns,filoserciernm,lioameinurts,Botims, Rau . Aarsiand
other instruments of writing, drawn with neatness, legal
accuracy and dispatch; He Will also attend to drawing
Mahatma! Li e t,Aecouner Extetilors, Admits
insatiate, Cc., Examining titles to Real Relate, Seaithing.
Ream:War Liens, e.i - • - -
From his long experience, and intimate aeqoahtbance
with the , manner of keeping the public records, he'ex;
peers to_gitm 'satisfaction to those who rney'entrust their
Dulness to . his care. dectifi
,
fancy and, Domestic China Store,
LIB Woos) arattirr, 'oreotirra 7. DAVID' strartox EOO3lll.
$l3 suiseriber respectfully invites *all lovers of-beau-
Biel China, to call and examine his snack of Fancy
china, Mantel and Pier Lamps, Cande lebras, Girondoles,
Japan Waiters, Britannia Ware, Camoys, &c., leek
Likewise, qucenaware of every variety and patterrii
atlbe lowest possible prices.
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e 5 • . , • . LIODISINSON:
Another V.olunteer.
WOULD be lIM call the attention of the one
and all, to my establishment, No. 30 Fifth at., where
ley can be rigged cicala a new suit of any style, qtrali-;
yor dimensions; at the lowest possible prices. -you
, wish - to save your dimes and get well served, Come to
Curran's, No. 30 Fiftlt street, opposite the - hforning
Post-" . INO. CURRAN,
..:-Merchaut Tailor, late of Curran & Algeo, Liberty fit.
AL—On acc.miut of our pent tip market, and
a demand for. vegetable stands, I have been com
pelled to remove my Bread Stand to the opposite side of
Market street, to front of Alexander &Day's Dry Doods
Store, where I shall be glad to see my.former customers.
iyla • • -' - JOHN,SSIEP.HARD.
BOOKS BY EXPRESS—The Planetary and
J. Stellar World jr a popular exposition of the gr•st d is-.
scrwarics and theorist cif modern Astronomy, in a series
sr ten lectures. By O. M. Mitchell, A. M.:Director of the
Cincinnati Observatory.
Lettesfremltaly--A.new and re vised edition, by T.
Headley. ,For sale by ELLIOTT ti ENGLISH;
7S Wood and 58 Market sm.
Id• -11, FOSTER, Algrtisfor Aftertean iSekliers, to pro .
cure Land Warraats and Pensions for widows, Al
its act Bakewell's Ituilding,•opposite;the New Court
House, rittsbutzh, Pa.
son, the General Land Office,at Washingten,
will attend to b wsiiiess there, free o f charge to appG•
FORLois-Bounded Four.Lois-Bounded by Penn, Liberty
mid Hay etc, each lot having 24 feet' front, and 'ex.
tending . back 110 feet. Two of themare corner lots, rind
be Pelition of the.m4 o /ernerty is of the tnont'ad
vAnzszeow, is the erty, • or farther infoimation *ITO to
15i.,ftwARTZ w_ELDER, Fourth itt.;.
0 ,4 4 r , between wocid and'Smithfield:-,
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7.4121/4%
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tgarbs.--,
AB. itleGUlßEArmuncessists , Tatz.as, Third-at ”: near
WOod—St.igottles Buildings isePI.S•Y
e lrMag3 7 NrirttNNA,A.uetion4 tes and 4Commusim . l Ater
' akin 1i0.1.1 Wood street. . • rettl.
jr o litlrfl.DAVlS,Auclion trarid Coarnastion.
corner of:Wantland Fiat gamete. •
ijEttipiritirMr"
,Dealer In : Fancy Goods'. ant
nimngs iNd.'672llitrket febl
A. LEXANDER JAYNES, PeAin - Pa Si" 72 Third
Ay:street; .Dept' Wood. ' ' rebl
MO.CtASKEY, iron City
,Clothing -Ston,,, No. IT;
lij.Libirtrttraet, - oppositethe-mouth . of Market: lebl
TOSAUA ,nosixsorq, Agent foi Harnden,teCoAs
VPaelears Fifth it; 'One door beloniWcied: fent
wy t .MAJIIJAVIESON.fainft/Lfedicind/hpet,E6l
ertyietivey hestrof Wotitt- ^' •
Arimos.GE COCHRAN, Foiloardiyag - ond,;Coninzitsuru
UrdfettAant, Nd. 20 Wood striae: •'::: 'fetal
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'CNN GLUM /c. ELLIOTT, BotikstUers and Stationers, No
_EM.;ltiotkot istAlehreen Third rind Fontth.' .'• febl
DELANY Faziti , mab/OCiotlautittore, 'No. 49 Lib' ,
• OertY'Stree.t.. re"
1100 N & BARCAINT, N-Enorner of Wood and Sixth'
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W.:HOLMES& SON, Banker and Dealers* Fa /tang.
..Coin.and:/km* Noter, No 45 Market street. tebl
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A FM: IN, at and brans No. 70 &eon ,
street, - beta een Market and Ferry streets. febl,
TT Cknhilsg Ers,Ne. 107, corner of Liber t y
Er • and Sixth streets. . febl
riIOWNSEND, CARR /c CO., Coach aad.Wagnis /fakers,
1. St. Glair street, ue arils bruise. febl
Da. BROWN'S OFFICE, No. GS, Diamond alley, new
Wood , febl
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w : - ERG,Rathioutbie Maine Bstabliahment,
N./. No. 25 Libeny 'street. • . aty24 ,
siii A i 16. rev-
TOHN CURRAN, kyszhimabu Taibr,Fiftlt stmet,seat
% Wood, opposite tke office of the Post. . oirZ
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VreDUVinkILL& JOHNSON, Bowe, s4* and Ureic
mental Paintete,comer of Grant and Seeend streets.
_ _ _
AiffILLER RICKETSON,WhoIria . /e Grocerr and Cain
.INJL mission merarnsts, corner orLiberty and Irwin its
f ?deli ULTY & Cu, Fcnioarding and, Comas*
Mriehantr, Canal Basin. • • - mar 3
TOHNIeCLOSKEY I TaiIorand Ciagtict, Liberty 'tree!
t./ between Sixth and Virgir(alley, south aide. seplo
VI MULLEN' h; DOWNING, Fashionable . Clashing
MI; Stare, No. 218 Liberty &greet, opposite Seventh et.
CUMMINS &MTN,. Forwarding and Communion
-- MerthannandDiaterain Produce, No. 3 amithfieldst
- nositelhe Moiwngahela Howse.. jell)
- VIM; re hithritH.EA.Ls, Wholesale and -Retail Grocers -
XL and Produce Dealers, corner of the Disunond and
Dzamoad alley. my 23
E. TODD .k dO.,Oestannen' s Furnishing Goods Es
uddishinost,, corner , of Market end
,Fifth streets, ul,
stairs, entrance an Pilth' street. ' - tnyi3
r cc. J. T. Met:AM:E.,' Fashiontale Clothing EstablisA
,J. • mew, Nos: 77 and 781 corner of 'Sixth and Liberty
'streets.' my 23
WIN LITTLE, „lx., It7u6k3ale rifOCIT; 'Produce Dtak r
ti and Commission ltrereaans, Thinilid et, between Wooc
.audarket. ' • - - • rapt')
A IiSALUAI MOBS'S, Woottsals runt Rana Dealer 1. 4 '
.401. Fancy, and .stapie Dry Goods, 6 Market street, be
tween Fourth and tit,. Diamond. - my 23
- 1011 N B. 43UNLENY, [t ad Beater, No. 12 0 'CV ood
Gold. Leaf, Denuste' Foil:4,u. constantly oa hand and
man ttfietered to order. - Amy .3
UHPHY •ic LEE,' Woof D.ralefq and Commimion
AIL Merchant:, feriae sale of AMC ricin Woolen Goods,
corner of Liberty street and Cecil's alley.. • nos LO
•CHAS'. H. PA ILSON, /fat and ,Cap Itraniffacrurer,l4lo
deniers a
Furl of kind's, No, 711,W00d etreet, next
'door to the corner of POrtth.- ' &IA
L•' tibilldE;Piarta Portedtantifarturer, and dealer in
1-• Musical Instruments, lid Wood street, near
lost:en WOUIdWELL., importer and Dealer in' For.
eign and _l Hardware, Cottle, of Becoad and
Wood streets . oeln
AMUEL McCLURK&I2 & Cu , ...twat" , tor Carlisle
I.7•and Rippard's Regular Line of Packet Ships, front .
New York to Liverpool, N0.142-Lilietty-st. febl
I[OSEPR illAJOE( 1 Boat Stare, Ship Chandlery and
:Agency of the Patsbnrgh Lard Oil Factory, No 4,
Market street, Pittsburgh. ' jnl2
tI 1 1.AFFE &O'CONNOR, Pro: [-Actors of the ;Pittsburgh
1 Portable Boat Stars corner of Peon lad Wayne sts
JAME3:IMAY, Whyte:eh Grocer, Fortoardingend Cam
el mission Merchant, Water street, between Market and
Ferry. febl
DULL & CUB.IIY,. Bankers and Sachange Broiers,7llo.
xi 65 Wood tarter,Third door belovlrFaontwvrest aide.
fob/.
HAMER & SLHADI, Bankers and Sze/tangs Brokers,
Jil&corner of Third and Wood streets, opposite the Bt.
Charles Hotel. feta.
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TOHNSON k STOCKTON,Booksellers,Stanorpre, erns
fl, tett and Publishers, corner of Market and Third stn.,,
• (OA
iricrort SCRWA, Bookseller, Stationer ao4 Binder,
Y nth etteet, between Wood and Market; Jan>
PfdeSTEIN Brass Fouader and Gas Platr 3 mn117
1. • field street, between Diamond alley sad Fifth st.
deetr.
I J. hIcirEVITP, Irkaksale Grocers ..'dealers in Pro
c/• duce and Pittsburgh manufactures, No. 214 LibertY,
opposite 7th st.
taplB
EVEN BLO DOORS CLOTH/NG sToRE,_ _ ,N 0.5 Sixth
ateet, pear Liberty. CJOHN PARR near
n0w2 , 1 • - . I Proprietor.
OHN b. MORCSAN, inelera:4 and &tad J.hudirdt, No.
831, WoOd street, one door south ofthamond alley.
febl
novls
FOLLANSBEE & HAYWARD, Wholook and Jiaail
Deo/ruin Boots and Shria, - No. 126 Liberty street op.
posits Wood; • feld
la A FAHNESTOCK & CO., Whekrak prig/716re
ails house, corner of First and %Food streets, and corner
of Wood and Sim It. . (obi
T ALEXANDER& SONS. Coffin Makers and Fur
y nithing.thutirtaksra, corner or Penn anti St. Clair
streets, opposite the Exchange. Entrance on Penn areal.
febt
TORN H. MELLOR, Who leaate and Retail Dealer Os
ti Music and Mus i o nllnstruments,Pianos,School Books;
and Stationery; No. Ltd Wood street. - Joni.
J AMES PA'ITBIRSON, Jr., corner of Firm and Forry
streets, manufacturer of Locks; Hinges, and Bolts ;
Tobacco, Faller . , Mill and Timber Screw's, Hansen
Screws for Bolling blills Boyle
J - DRYAD, ReenfidarDisniter, and Wholesale Dealer
.in
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, No.
It 4 Liberty street, and 53 Diamond alley. Ira
4 „mb Merchant. Office on Penn
1.1 street, between Irwin and Hand. Communications
promptly attended to. mals
ZIT & Id. mrrcHEtarms, wholesale proem's) Ree•
. tering Distillers, and Wine and ,Lignor Ida
chants. Also, Importers of Soda Ash slut Bleachin.
'Powder. No. 16n I .4berty awes'. Pittsburgh. Pa. I sent. ls
E C ,n • . : 15r , bachange lace,. it amore.
D. DOBZET, Proprietor. Coaches will be in readiness
aqall,the lawitugs to convey passeng e r s , free of charge,
to the Hotel.
deeW
/NNEY, Bute for the , D F i ataara, Atutua,
Insurance Company, of Pbilattelph* at the Ware
house of King & nolo:lee; Water street Dear Alarket
' fob!
Whotesats rieceereand
mission. Merchants, Sizth street, between Wood and
Liberty. dee4
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/K..G B ao k b i »der, hind
and
streets, above C. H. Kay, where he is prepared to
do every description of ralinLyudbuidia g. pec2
R. W. TOTNDECTICIL T.
"DOINDEXTER & CO., Wholesale 'Grocers and Corn
mission and 'Forwarding' Iklerchants,'No: 41, Water
streer, Pittsburgh: ,• -
• ap2l
TR. MURPHY , Wholesale (nut Retail Dealer in
• • DRY GOODS,: Noith east corner of Market and
'Fourth ats -
Q A-MM . MORROW, Manufacturer of Tin; Copper
4.7
and Sheet Iron Ware, No. 17 Fifth etreet,between
Wood and . Market..
Wid: B. SCUM.
.T4-11131:11 LTILIOSON.
043AiPE.ot ATKINSOIf, Manafae :urea of Tin, Cop
-0 Ter and Shea Trois Ware. They also exe'clne oven'
description of-Blacksmith Work. First "street; between
Wood and Maiket.l'ittaburgh. . - oet3l:y-i
"nano= nsnastma.-+ colcusst BAlRAzint.
W. JJARBAUGH, Commission and Ponnaniing
Os, Me'rehentot and dealers in Flour, Wool and Produce,
No.l3Mater, Mid 104 Front street, between . Wood and
Smithfield streets, Fittsburkh.: ,lts2Ory
eIe;PART biI.SHIP-m•The undersignedhas associated
Ili with himself John •Nieols from Baltimore; in the
Grocery and • General Commisition Busineslionider the
style of Sellers &Nicola. Datedlst January, 18/9.inn2o • TIRAS.,SF:J4LERB ,
- 1011 CHARD T. LEECH, Jr. Intporter, And .deakv in.
Foreign and . Dominic Sail:try, Hantwarelygl,..ear7
rings Trimmings, itt deteriptions; No. 133 Woolint,
Pittsbargh, seven doors nbovertifthi and one dpOr.above
H. Childs & Co.'s Shoe Store. • - • • • - 51P24::
riBILAIE &CO., BruskAfanufactures,-/Yo. 120 If'opd st.,
have constantly On hand a fall assortment , of every
deacription ofBROSHES, to which, 'ley solicit the =ten•
non' of dealers: Also, alarge stock of SHOE FIND
INES, which is, constantly renewing with the best Ln
proved•Kitt. FISHING TACKLE and Sporting E'er"-
marts, in every variety—all of which will ba cold w ole
sale andyetail-
.13r7
METH & SINCLAIR, (ltoe Martin & limith,)•Whoksate
ciroera,2Wtiaatrul Contz'aisitum Merchants, SO Wood•
street, Pioshurgh. The undersigned havingentered into
partnership under the above style, respectfully ask the'
patronage of the friends of the late firm, and of the
,PP''
chasers generally. " They feel :warranted in prom ising
that Alley _can give -.satisfaction- to ail who:latty buy '01"
them, or confide business to their care. ••
• WILL M. SMITH,
W. M. SINCLAIR.
id'BINLVI,./fonsW i ci and Ornamental Parour,
k 7; ' and dealer P • No. 44 Si. Clair ,st., Pitts
bargelf,thas collet:Lod) , "oa lath all kind, or Patna either
Dry or Mixed; Japan and COW 'Varnish l Linseed Oil ;
Boded 'Bit; .I:hdrith'lltrpentine ; Window Glue, of all
airelli Patty, raint Brushes, gke., all gr the bac quality,
tad ltr sale at roaaoalthla ;
Ft ;`, I , s I •• itoksate Grocer, • arty street,
opposite Smithfield: n1143
Btifinto r
.ii..GERBERDING, Dealer in Imported
; - and Dome Mic Segars,Shuff and Tobacco;
Wholesale and Rettut, , Liberty street, six
doom above Smithfield, Pittsburgh, Pa.
[l:7:Allardirifrom ceauttry Merchants wilibo promp
• y: attendedtoi - t
DRUGS! DRUGS I t--Jora. Mamma. ,Druggist and
Apothecary, loth-west comer of Wood' and Fifth
treets;Pittsburgh, will keep constantly on hand Drugs,
Paints, Oils, Di'n - Stuirst
N. 8...--Physteians' Prescriptions carefully compound
' ad" from Tthe best materials, at atty . bour-of the day Or
' night. Also, an assortmot of 'Perfumery; fine tooth,
hair, and clothes , Brushes, &c , &c., which will be
old-low for cash. ap2A:ly
r.l „ t ,
fobl
Spring Festslalona for 18446
IUrCORD ?t, CO., (late' hirecird' & King,) HATTERS,
JNI. will introduce tha Spritig'Style of HATS this day,
tiaturday,.March4th,lB49. '
Their tnends aud4ustomers are requested to eall and
examine their Astock of Spring Hats, lust received from
New York, at their Mire, conAer of Fifth and 'Mani sm.
I LTj T Pr maker, . street, un
tnediately opposite the Theatre, respectfully in
forms his friends and the public in'general, that he has
resumed his business a. a Furnishing Undertaker. He
is supplied;with and always keeps on hand Cairns of all
sizes and kinds, Shrouds; and another articles necessary
on such occasions.
Silver plates, iie boxes;and leaden coffins will be sup
plied in eitlef.• fate hearse and eat riage always ready
to attend firnerals.:,., sep2iely
• - ' .•Ezehange • ote
Corner qr Penn and iSt. Clair ;Annex, Pinseurgli, Pa
frILE subscriber, having mistimed the management ot
./. th is long established and popular Hotel, respectfully
announces to travelers 'and the public generally, that he
will be at all times 'prepared to accommodate them in an
things desirable ix a well regulated Hotel. The House
is now being thoroughly repaired throughout, and new
furniture added; and no pains will be spared to make the
Rkchan_ge one of the very best Hotels in the country.—
The undersigned very respectfully solicits a continuance
of the liberal patronage which the House has heretofore
received. THOMAt3 OWSTONi
febltadaw Proprietor.
. John M. Townsend,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY, No. 45, Market
_IL/ street, three doors above Third,Pittsbargh, will have
conittinily on band a well selected assortment of the best
sad freshest Medicines, which he will sell on the mast
reasenuable tennis. Thysichins sending orders will be
promptly attended to, and suppplied with articles they
Inky rely upon es genuine.
Physicians prescriptions willbe accurately and neatly
prepared from the best materials, at any hour of the day
or night.
Also, for sale, a large stock of fresh and good PERFU•
?LER% . dec3n
_. .—_ .
Z. D...LERGINGII4 , .; . , 6 C., W. aaaarmost,
Late of Pitusborgh D , Pa.. Late of Nashville, Tenn.
LLEMON & ANFXSON, Oraleri in Cotton, Forward.
lug and Commission Merchants, No. 8, Front street,
above Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio.
IiCIPXI To
Merchants generally, Pittsburgh, Pa.
iderehtutts generallkNashville,Tenn.
WV. F. Lane &Co , uisville,
Springer & Whitem, .
James Johnston & Co., C i ncinnati, Ohio.
Hewitt, Reran &Co New Orleans.
Mugregor & Monis, New York.l
Duvaleighler & Co., Baltimore.
Smith"Bagaley & Co., Philadelphia.
Daniel Deshon, Boston.
yonN D. DA VIS, duetieneerand Commission ifetthari;
tP comer of Wood and Fifth streets, Pittsburg,is ready
to receive merchandise of every description on consign
meal for public or private sale, and from long experience
in the *bore business ,' flatters himself that be will be able
to give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him With
their patronage
Goode
iri
Fancy Artic les
Mondays 11 0 ti o n . d ioc 'ltu a rs d u ty's - of Dry
Of Groceries, F'ittsbuggii manufactured . articles, new
and second-hand lunituro , dm- at 2 o'clock, r. x.
Sales every evening at early gas-light. au:ls, •
A FULTO.N, Ben and Brats Founder, has rebuilt and
, .
commenced business at his old stand, No-70, Se
cond,' between Market and Ferry streets where he will
be pleased to see his old customers and friends.
Church, steamboat, and bells of every size, from 1010
10,000potands, cast from patterns of the most approved
models, and warranted to be of the best materials.
Mineral Water Pumps, Counters, Railings, &e., &e,
together with every variety of 13ras Castings, if reqatr
.K turned and finished to the neatest manner.
A. F. is the sole agent for Babbitt's Anti-Auractien Me
ted, so Justly celebrated for the reductiou of friction in
machine The boxes and competition can be bad of
ry.
him at all times. novl3:y
Leeching. Cup_ping and Bleeding.
No. 55, FITTS STILLS?.
KB. NORRlS„(Successor to. M. It. Delany.)—Fresh
Leeches received monthly; attendance atoll hours.
rence : The Physicians of Pittaburgh, Allegheny,
end Birmingham. March 18,1818.
I most cheerfully recommend to Physicians, Families,
and vainly former friends and patrons, Mr. K. B. Noaan4
as heing thoroughly acquainted with the business, and
worthy of patronage. M. R. DELANY.
manli:nm
DORTHArr AND LANDSCAPE PAINTING.—Mr.
Coffin, tenders his thanks to his patrons, and would
'worm the citizens of Pittsburgh and vicinity, that ho has
on hand, a large variety of Landscapes, (or sale at the
Odeon, on Fourth street, between Wood and;Smithielii.
103
OW SEND, CARR & CO., Successors to the old firm
T
of C. Townsend & Co., and Carr dc Rowland, beg
leave to announce to their friends and to the public gen
aridly, that they are now prepared to execute all kind.
of work in the Coach and Wagon-making business, at
the shortest notice, and warranted to be of the best quali
ty • The very large quantity of seasoned Timber with
which they are prepared, and their facilities for business,
enables them to insure the public that they are prepared
to carry on an extensive and promyt business in their
line, and they respectfully solicit a continuance - of the
liberal patronage bestowed upon the late firms. send
ey rITIAN BLINDS . . - -A. °RIBBLE & CO. have re
moved to the corner of Wood street and Diamond
al , over S. lit'Clain's Leather Store, where they are
prepared to furnish Venition Blinds, Wholesale and Re
tail, at prices much reduced; having a very &centric mode
of pointing. and ether advantages unknown to others in
the trade. Besides giving a auperior finish to blinds, they
trim them with the best materials, making them rich and
durable.
N. H.—Wide or r •;rmtv slats—portable or permanent
fastenings furnish:AL Old Minds ;TIM d. dec2l-y
OTEEL AND FILE AIANUFACTORY.-.-• The subscri
la- hers, having enlarged their establishment for the man
erecter° of STEEL and Fites—on the corner of O'Hara
and Liberty streets, Pittsburgh—are prepared to furnish
Files of every description, of the best quality ; and being
determined to make it the interest of consumers to pur
chase Files from them, respectfully invite the patronage
of all who use the article.
merit.),
X INVENT ' t PATENT BLOCK SPRING
TRUSS, for the immediate relief and permanent
are of Hernia and Rupturer (Suited to all uses.) The
superior claims of this Truss consist in the comparative
ease with which it may be worn. The pad of wood be
ing neatly balanced on springs, yields to the pressure of
any part of it, and thoroughly adapts itself to any move
ment made by the wearer. It can be worn without any
intermission, until a cure is affected The subscribers
hive made arrangements for the manufacture of these
valuable Trusses, in a superiorstyle, in Philadelphia, and
have them now for sale at their office, No. 77 Smithfield
street, near Sixth, Pittsburgh. GEORGE WATT,
/Y/D. W. KAUFFALAN.
Sgiff - D — RTJG Moaosa,
sale and Retail Druggiat, No. 931 Wood street,
one door south of Diamond alley, Pittsburgh.—The
subscriber has just received from the eastern cities, and
is now opening at the above stand, a fall assortment- of
articles in his tine, consisting of Drugs of all kinds, Dye
Muffs, Paints and Garnishes, Chemicals, &c, together
with all such articles as are usually kept for sale at a
wholesale and retail drug store.
His stock is entirely new, and has been selected with
care. He is confident that his articles, both aato quality
and price, will Please such as may favor him with a call.
myo-y
MONONGALIELA PLANING MlLL— Jesus Mau,-
Lyman would respectfully inform his friends and the
public, that his new establishment is now in full opera
tion, and that he is prepared to furnish Boat Cabins, and
fill all orders for Planed Lumber, with promptitude, and
at the lowest rates.
Board and Plank, planed on one or both sides, con
standy on hard.
Sash, Doors and Mouldings, of every description, made
to order.
Builders and Carpenters would find it to their advan
tage to give him a call, as he can now furnish them with
planked staff, suitable for every description of work.
dealt •
rtHEAP BONNETS.--W. R. MURPHY is selling
1,../ his remaining stock of BONNETS at greatly redu
red prices .. of last winter's shapes at from 25
Cents to 81,00.
Cheap Lawns.—A lot of Dress Lawns reduced to t2}
cents per. yard.
veryd.l for Dreroro.—A supply just received, and
Offeredlow.
Dark Gingham.—Rich dark styles of Oinghams. Also,
Manchester and 'Domestic d0.,0f choice patterns.
Martina Ribbons — An asso rtment just received in the -
Wholesale Rooms, 2d story, and offered low by the piece.
Also, White and Colored Satin do.
.Prints and Muslin.—An excellent stock on hand, from
ie. per yd. up to the finest qualities.
EtrAt the north-east corner of Fourth and Market sheaf.
(1 ENTLEMEN—The subscribers beg leave to inform
k_T you that they have in store a full assortment of fine
Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Cravats, Stocks, Pocket Hand
kerchiefs, Gloyes, Hosiery, Suspenders, Umbrellas, Un
der Shirts, Drawers, etc.; in fact every thing picluded in
Gentle Wearing Apparel, to which they Invite your at
tention. They- also manufacture toorder, attheir factory
But, evnryvanety and pattern of SHIRTS, in quantities
and quahty to suit Pltreitallent
Please,gkie us a call, and examine our Goods and .
Prices, at our Ware-rwm,North-east corner of Fifth and
Marketstraots. up stairs. EDWARD TODD k Co.
- Iyll* •
AMPAIGN OPENED.—ett the Eines Bargain Corner,
tcrlifietatbere has just been received, a splendid new
stock of BOOTS and - SHOES, of every variety . ; which
Willl* sold cheaper than ever; as our MOW) is quick ,
sale,saad.stnall profits. ,
•
Also, a large tot of TRENKS, CARPET BAGS, VA.'
USES.' All'eseeneed to convince the public or the fact
of sewn cheap, is to bast theta givens a call and
ths:c •
aloonngg
itr4 l algt eriPtt,fhe,PiLee, corw Sinitifieldand &If
straetap3ol J . BATES...,
.PITTSI3U
-
Cloaaqipatent griaduatedillvantaßakttery
AND' - PATENT' INSULA. ED POLES, .-: .
A
VORRDICALL AND.Ptaga ?MU' S.-"-Thil3. is the only
FOR
instrument of the kind that haS ever been presentee
in this country or Europe for medical purposes ; and is the
only one ever known to man, by which the galvanic fluid
can be conveyed.to the human eyes the ear, the brain, or
Co any part of the body, - dither externally or internally,
at a definite, gentle streani, siith'outahocks or pairs.with
perfect safety—and often with theihappiest effects.
This important apparatus is noie lushly approved of
by many of the most eminent physicians of this country
and Europes to whom the alliseted l and 'others whom it
may concern can be referred. •Reference will also be
given to many highly respeetabld citizens; who have'
_been cured, bytneans of this most valuable apparatus i ot
same of the most inveterate nervous disorder!, which
could not be removed 'by any other:known means. I
'Among fo r e vorin others, tt theeen proved to be admir
ably adapted the cure of following diseases, viz
nervous headache and eater disorderaof the brain. It is
with this apparatus alone that the-operator can convey,
1 the galvanic fluid with ease and safetrio the eye, to re
store sight, of c are amaurosas ; to the ear to restore hear
ing; 1 0 - 0, tongue or other snorts, t er estore speech; and
to the various parts of the body, fthe cure of chronic
rheumatism, asthma, neuralgia,:or dolouremix,paral
ysis, or palsy, gout, chorea or St. Vi s' doer, eptlerisy,
weakness from si rains, some diseases peculiar to fe
scalps, contractiostof the limbs ; loek.jaw , etc., etc.
cS i
Rights for surrounding.countiettlif Western Pa., and
privileges, with the instrument, mak be purchased, and
also tested for the cure of diseases....
Full instructions will be given fur various chemi
cals to be used for various diseases, and the best manner
for operating for the -cure of these diseases, will also be
'fully explained to the purchaser, and a pamphlet put into
his hands expressly for these purposes, carefully pre
pared by the patentee. Enquirsiof
S. WILLIAMS, Vine street,
near 4tit st. Road, Pittsh'c.
Clinton Paper allll.
lIIHE CLINTON:P.II%B.I%IIE4 Situated at Bteabn
j. ville, Ohio, having beetteularged and improved, and
at a Very great expense added new and the most int
:proved kind of machinery. is now prepared to manufac
ture all kinds of Writing,Printing, Wrapping end Cotton
Yarn Papers, Bonnet Boards, &c., equal 'to any in - the
Eastern otWastem country.
The undersigned having the Agency of the uhnve Mill,
will keep constantly on hand a large supply of the differ
eat kinds of Paper, and will have, any site 'made to
order at short notice. S. C. HILL,
jan3l
87 Wood street.
•
Saw MU!.
TILE subscribers having taken the Saw-mill above the
Fifth Ward 'Bridge, formerly run by Mr. John Cham
bers and having agood stook of Timber ou hand, would
solicit the . patronage of the public, Orders thankfully
teceived and punctually attended to.
. e
The undersigned having sold his interest in the above
Mill to filessrs. Savary & Spaulding:would recommend
wellqualified to give satisfaction tit all m %rho may'deal
with await, , Llama:All • JOII.N.CEIAMBERS..
Etats, Caps,
*THa subscriber is now 'receiving from the
city of New York a choice assortment of Hats
Maps and Mutrs, Latest Fashions, in great va
riety, and very CHEAP, wholesale and retail.
JAMES WILSON,
novl I Smithfield street. door Booth of 4th at.
--
Pall Fashions I •
4 4
C. li. P.&111,30N, No. 73 Wood It., 2d door from
the corner of Fourth, bas received, and will this day
Introduce the FALL STYLE of GENTLEMEN'S
HATS, and would respectfully invite his customers and
the public generally to cull and examine the same.
au. 20
FALL FASHIONS.—S. Moon has Just received from
New York the Fall Style at HATS, which he will
introduce this day, Saturday, August 231 h. All those in
want of a 'neat and superior HAT. would do well to call
at NO. n WOOD STREET,
3d door above . Fourth.
FALL FASHION OF HATS - FOR la4g.
& CO, (late 111 , Cord & King.) _
*WILL introduce, on SaturdayiAtm. 20, the FALL
STYLE OF I 1 A T S, just received from New
York. Those in want of a neat and beautind HAT;
are invited to call at their store, earner of Fifth and
Wood streets.
RUB 24
0. • FALL FASHIONS!
HATS AND CAPS!
--:IITHE subscriber, having-returned . •.
from New York, will introduce, 11313 DAltj
Augtut 20th, 1843, Messrs. Ekebs * Ce.; R.ALL
STYLE OF HATS,' to which he would call the attention
of his customers and the public. He'll' daily expecting
the arrival of his fall assorupent of Hots,Daps, and zri t ffi,
all of which will be disposed of at unusually low prices.
G. W. GLASSGOIV, lL hl Wood et.,,
ad door below Davie:Auction Rooms.
12123
New Ilat and Cap Store..
JAMES WILSON, has Monaracturee,dift
(formerly of the corner of Diamond alley
4
vend Wood streets) Legs leave respectfully li r,
to inform.his old costa u4rs„.trieride,Sptd .the Pah/iPs that
he has opened a NEW STORE. on Smithfield st., where
a choice assortment of HATS; CAPS, and I.4.DERS'
FURS, (as good, neat, fashionable and attar as any in
the city,) may be had. J. W. very cordially invites his
friends and the public to remember his new location and
establishment, and give him a call as hearty as he intends
to welcome them. mar3l-ly
Pashionabla Hat and Cap Mannino:no:my.
EORG2B. ANSHUTZ, Agent, respectfully} alk •
1,31" informs his friends an d the public geneml-
IY, that he has commenced the manufacture of
Hats sad Caps, at NO. a 3 'Wood street, one door from the
corner of Second, where ho has now on handn fine as.
AC/rt.:Dent of Hum and Caps of pis own rnanufacture,which
he will dispose of, wholesale or retail. on the most rea
sonable terms, for cash or cite acceptance. Hats made
to order at the shortest notice. apl94lm_
SHAVING AND HAIRDRESSING !..3A LUON—Hutcx.
sum & Foes - earn, Trnuoria/ Prefessina, have fitted up
the saloon on the corner of Cherry alley and Water st.,
near the National Hotel, formerly occupied by Clement
Archer, and'are prepared to wait on gentlemen at once,
with ease, comfort, and politeness.
In connection with their saloon, they have fitted np an
excellent shower bath, where persons can have shower
baths at all hours of the day.
They Mill continue to serve their customers also at
their Old Stand, corner of the Ditunond and Union st.
febl74
Auction !Cotter.
IHE subscriber has paid into the Treason, of the Com
monwealth, the amount of license required by law.
has given the regularly approved security; and taken
out a commission of the first class, as an Auctioneer of
the city of Pittsburgh, and rented that spacious ware
roombelonging to Sylvanus Lotbrop,Esq.,No. 114 Wood
street, three doors from Fifth, where he 16 prepared to at
tend to the sale of every kind of Merchandise, Furniture,
Real Estate, Stocks, Shipping, Ac., either at the Auction
Rooms or on the premises, and will in 6)1 cases exert him
self to the utmost for the benefit of bin employers, on the
most reasonable terms; he will sell exclusively and only
an commission; neither purchasing nor having any in
terest whatever on goods in the store, but merely the corn
mission fo r setting, thereby giving all owners a fair chanc e
without partiality of having therein property disposed of
to the best advantage.
Sales will be promptly settled when made. Advances
will be given at any inns, ou the most accommodating
terms. Merchants will not be charged (or advances.
Regular sale days t , Mondays and Thursdays, of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Furniture, ikc.; and every evening,
Hardware, Cutlery, Watches, Guns, Pistols, and Fancy
Articles. Books on Saturday circuiting. •
apd4 JAMES M'KENNA, Aunt.
J. ANKRIIII & CO
•
II& E. TODD would respectfully Inform themar
s chants,of this city and our.customers generally,
at we have removed our stock of Shirts and Gents Fur.
flashing Goods to the corner Of Fifth and Marketetreets,
2d story over W. & P. Baps, entrance on Fifth street,
where tre•intend to lceep.op•hand a large etock of Shirts;
of our own mipufactiire, with an assortinent of Gentle
men*, PurnithingGdods, usually kept by Eastern'Whole.
sale Furnishing ,Stores. • .
Being very thaekful for the 'kind Pationage bean:awed •
on us for the past'year, we would be happy to rceeive
calls from our old customers and ruerchants generally,
enir would inform them that we intend nothing oat oar
part shall •ieducelhem to look farther, as Wo expect to
add largely to our stock, and diminish our pricea.
Merchants and' dealers - are solicited to examine our
stock of Goode. .- ap10.4
eroy °spiral.
syTHIS INSTITILMON, under thectusrge of the Sisters
of Mercy, situate on Stevenson street, south of-Penn
vania Avenue, irnoor open for the reception of Pa
tients. Themedical gentleman attached to the Hospital
are— . .
Doct. J. P. Gizzard, Doct. ADDISON
Wzartammo, McMao%
Dacca, Strums.
Non-paying patients will be received as formerly.
Pay patients will be received at the rates adopted:for
the temporartHospitaL
Lower Wards, $3,00 per week.
Upper Wards, (in which each pa
tient has a separate apartment,) $5,00 per week.
These terms include Medical attendance and Medicine.
. . .
Pay patients can have any (regular) Physician to at
tend them that they may make choice of , at their own
expense.
Clergymen oCauy denomination are allowed to visa
patients when desired by them.
The Mercy Hospital is delightfully situated in an open
and airy part of the city, and within ten minutes , walk of
the Court House,
Application for admission of patients can be made
either to Dr. Saunas, or JAMES BLAKELY,
le2 Cleo of Committee of Mercy Hospital.
West Point Works.
PRESTON & WAGNER,Taigine &alders, have com
menced business on Penn et., near the Point, at the
establishment fortherly carried on by Stackhonse & Nel
son. Perions wishing to purchase Steam Engines for
Boats, or for other purposes, will please favor us with a'
call, as we flatter ourselves to be able to furnish them on
ar favorable terms as. Any other 0 stablishine nt in the city:.
Also;rolling mill and Comings of every descaiption can
behadnt the shortest nOtlce.• • . •-
REsanzacia--Capt. Robert Beer, Thomas Sant,. Esq.,
Church, Carothers, & Co., H. Denny, Esq., U. Allen & Co..
CYPRIAN PRESTON,
ENOCH- WAONER .'"
IComsnereial Rost Cabs et W unctuous .
T. B. YOUNG & Co.
11C r AVE removed their CABINET Ism+
..ICIL,WARE-ROOMStoCommereistl Row; dberty
street, opposite the head of Smithfield, where they will
keelpeonstsuitly ontarid an aztetutive stuntmen% A'S°
(U, Tables, Wardrobes, Bantus, Bedatesdsi gkairs and
;every article in their line abatises!.
s e Undone- l Eoft PromPtly .atten d e d to at reasonable
'4;4ixti I.
SEEM
4;.e.'.4WA1 . :Y,
lli9ultane4us
savAair4. srAuLDING
'Removal.
CH 3, 1849;
lUiatellcmtius.
j Annuals : an r r ao
CI CITABLE FOR PRESENTS.-Gems of Beauty, and
Literary Gift, for 1 8 4,9
Friendship's Offering, for 1849..
Christmas Roses, for 1849.
Christmas Blossoms. f0r1849.
Amaranth, a Taken of Remembrance, for 1849.
The Young Man's Offering.
The Young. Lady's Offering; by Mrs. Sigourney, and
others.
Leaflets of Memory, a superb annual for 1849.1
The Fairy King, for 4849. t
The Opal, a splendid gift book, for 1849. • 4,
The Hyacinth, for 1849.
ThO Scrap Book, for 1849,
Tka Snowflake - , f0r1849. -
The Book of Pearls.
The Lady's Annual, for 1849.
The Women of the Scriptures ;Is bentrifol wor k.
The Wreath of Friendship, for 1849.
The Christian Keepsake, for 1849. .
Read's Female Poets of America, containing Pt:W. l ' ll 4s
of Mrs. E. Oake Smith, Mrs. F. S. 01 1 goOtT; Mrg.
Sigourney, Mrs. E. F. Ellet, Mrs. Erama C. Embuff, Mrs.
Amelia B. Welhy, Mrs, S. J. Hale, Mrs. E. C. KifirleYl
Miss Anna C. Lynch, Miss Sarah .1. Clarice, (Orace
Greenwood.)
The above, with a large collection of Poetical Works,
Prayer Books, Bibles and other works in splendid styles I
of bindings, suitable for Christmas and New Years pres
ents, for sale at the bookstore of
Bx2IJOHNSTON & STOCKTON,
Corner Market and 3d sts.
Notice.
Airy old customers, strangers visiting the city, and
AL others wishing ,PANTS.., themselves with a hand
some DRESS COAT, S, VEST, or any other arti
cle in the line, can do so by leaving their orders . with
JAMES 11PGUIRE, Tailor - •
Third street, St. Charles Beading.
Inn ititcratran, by Express, another piece short napp'd
Black, the very thing for Cloaks, and just in season.
• MeGUIRE, Tailor,
Third street, St. Charles Building.
-- - -
TOCKS AND STONEB
35 shares of Hand street Bridge . , Stock;
40 " Farmer's and Drover's Bank Shtick
2 " Northern Liberties' Bridge "
4000 Wiashata Stones . --
500 " " finished.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent
Smithfield street
FOR SALE—A valuable property of a. Brick Boone
and Lot, of 20 feet front by 100 feet deep to an alley,
pleasantly situated on Tomato street, Allegheny. The
House is in good - order and built of the best materials,
with dry cellar, garden, &c.
S. CUTHBERT, Gen. Agent,
Smithfield street.
Woroester , a PI a nos.
t ECEIVED THIS DAY. and for sale at tnanufactur
er's prices, three elegant Rereteeed PIANOS, Made by
H. Wouclaran,'New York. These instruments are con
sidered fully equal, if not superior, to any now made in
New York; having a delightful tone, full, round, and
melodious; Warranted to wear well and give stftisfaction.
The price of these Pianos is'believed to be moth low
er than any other manufactured in New York. Those
who are in- want of a good and elegant Piano, at a
moderate price, will please come and examine the
above, at the store of the subscriber, where a largo so-
sortment of Chickering's celebrated Pianos can always
be found. JOHN H. AILIALOR.,
dee2d No. PI Wood street.
•
Terrible Revolution—Stara Trtnmphantt
HOGAN do CANTWELL, (sign of the No. Se
Market street, would respectfully beg leave to call
the aneunon of the public to their new stock of Goods,
just received and opening from manufacturers and im
porters of which they feel Confident that price and qual
ity wil t entire satisfaction, as our motto is—" Quick
Sales and Small .rnzfits."
Our stock consists, partly, of the following attic le s, viz:
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Breast Pins, late styles; Guard
and Vest Chains ;• Bracelets; Clasps and Lockets ; Fin
ger and Ear Rings; Pencils and Pens; Slidesand Studs;
Steel Buckles, for Ladies' 'Head Dresses; Madalon's
'Card Cases, shell, pearl and velvet; Coral Beads ; Ala
baster Boxes ; fine Rosewood and Ebony Shaving Cases,
famished; Slyer Spectacles; Silver Spoons, all - kinds ;
German Silver Spoons, all kinds; Silk Steel Bead Bags
and Purses; Cotton Bags and Purses; Hair, Tooth, Nail
and. Cloth Brushes; Violins, Accordeons, Flutes and
Fifes; fine Penknives and Scissors; Globes and Paper
Holders,Shell, Dress and Side Cbmbs, latest styles;
Chida aseg, Fruit Baskets, Agate and Glass Vases,
Mugs, and Cologne - Bottles; Tables, Chessman and
Backgammon Boards; Silk Tapestry; Brussels and In
grain Carpet Bags • Willow, Market and Side Baskets ;
Chairs, Wagons, Cradles, atr, &c., with a large assort
ment,of Toys'and Fancy Arneks, ten numerous to men;
lion. [septa
1) EAD THIS LEI EH,—Who will be without a beau
tiful head of hair, when they can have one for three
ghillie/re? Twenty years' , logs of hair and wonderful
restoration!
• OILE, July 17,
"Dear Sir-athe wonderful effects IM
of Jones , Coral Heir
Restorative has been decisively demonstrated in the ca
ass of Several respectable citizens of- tie town, who, on
llCCOUSltaf.your selling. three shillin trial bottles, try it
without fear. One instance; which has attracted pante-
War attention, is the case of a gentleman who had little
or no hair for twenty years ; he had tried numerous pre
parations in vain, and ultimately had his head shaved and
wore a wig. At my recommendation, he tried the Re
storative, and after using It, according to the direction,
for a short lime, the young hair appeared and he has now
as fine a head of hair as any person in Baltimore.
Yours, Ice. JOHN KILVINGTO?i."
It causes eyebrows to grow, prevents the hair from
turninggrey, and the first application causes it to curl
beautifully, frees it from scurf, and stops it from falling
of.
Sold with full directions at 8J Chatham st_N.Y. and by
Wm. Jackson, Agent, 89 Liberty st. Pittsburgh. (scr2o
Great Bargain Corner I
J. BATES, Wkoksak and Retail Dealer
inßoots, Shoo and Trunks , Store corner
v. / Fifthand ~Smititfield struts, Pittsburgh.—The
subscriber respectfully announces to his old custo
mere and the public generally, that he has removed his
Boot, :hoe an d Trunk Store to the large new warehouse
lately erected at the corner of Fifth and Smithfield sm.,
opite the old Pittsburgh Foundry, where he will keep
on hubal a large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES. HAIR
and LEATHER TRUNKS, VALICES, CARPET BAGS,
&c., of all descriptions and sizes, which be will sell for
casts as cheap as can be bour,ht in this market.
Being connected with some of the largest manufactur
ing establishrsehte in the eastern cities, and receiving
goods almost every Week during The season, he oilers
great inducements to purchasers, either by wholesale or
retail, °she oilers his goods at lower prices than those of
the same quality can he bought elsewhere in the city.
I manufacture and keep constantly unhand, Boys' and
Youths' Calf and Rip Boots, a very neat and serviceable
article.
jig- Remember the place, "'Great Bargain Corner."
.1. BATES,
• .8.1 Corner Fifth and Smithfield streets
Important.
JOHN M. BLAIR, DAVID STEW , ART and PHILIP
SPARMAN, having perchased the entire interest and
stock in trade of Mr. John W. Blair, beg leave to inform
heir numerous friends and the public that they have this
day entered into partnership under the firm and style of
" &sin 1 C 0.," for the manufacture of Brushes of every
description. Being practical workmen, they will make
up every article of the most durable material, and in the
first style; and will keep en hand, for sale, at their store,
No. 120 Wood street, a very large assortment of every
thing in their line of business—whith, with their exten
sive stock of Shoe Findings, Fishing Tackle,Pon and
Pocket Knives, Powder , Shot, and Variety G oods, they
will sell cheap, wholesahrand retail.
Machine Brushes made to order, with despatch.
The encouragement and patronage of their friends and
the.public is earnestly solicited, and will be thankfully re
ceived. Observe! BLAIR & CO.,
Pittsburgh, Oct. 48th, 1848:loc30) 190 Wood at.
fItBPATHIODOOKEL—Just re, awed, at the Book
store of the subscriber, in 'Fifth rt , near Market :
Muria Mezrica,putir, by Samuel Hahneman, translated
and edited by Charles Julius Hempel, M. D. 4 vole.
Hartman's Aims Distayes', by Dr. Hemprel, vol. I.
'Houticepathic Domestio-Medicine,by J. Lawrie, enlarg
ed and improved brA. J. Ball, M. D.
Jahr's New Manuel, irot. Not. 1 and 3.
Hennes Domestic Physician.
.A. Manuel of Domestic Cookery, for the use of persons
who are under Homteriatio treatment.,
.Boottinghausen's Therapretic Pocket Book, for
pathists, by Dr: Okie..
Bahaman's Chronic Diseases, vol. 3.
Together with Medicine,Chests, of different sizes and
prices. (apt6l . VICTOR SORIBA.
George Armor
p
FASHIONABLE TAILOR; No. , ;14, Market street.—
Having , removed his Tailoring Establishment iii the
rooms on Market et.; lately occupied as a Bookstore, by
Bosworth & Co., the undersigned is prepared to fill all oil
dere in his line which may be entrusted to his care by his
old friends and customers, and the publicgenerally. His
long experience in the business and the success with
which-he has prosecuted it in Pittsburgh, emboldens him
to hope for a liberal share of patronage. He will make
all descriptions of Clothing in the best manner, and meat
fashionable Style, FOR CASH. -
ap2s.ly
MeroLwat Tailor.
THE subscriber respectftilly - announces to his custom*.
ere, and to the gentlemen' of Pittsburgh arid vicinity.
generally, that he hasreceived his usual ass.rtutemt of
Spring Goods, for gentlemen's wear, to which-he invites
their attention. His stock comprisea fine Broad Cloths of
all colors; Cassimerest rich Vestings, of plain anti fancy
patterns; all of which he is - prepared to manufacture in
the best and most fashionable .style.',Also, Children's
Clothing kept constantly on hand and made to order.
' WM. B. SHAFFER,' :
Water et., 3d door above National Hotel.
• aihtonable Clothing - Store,
No. 218 LIBERTY STREET, OPPOSITE SEVENTH]
11IE Snbseribers respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally, that they have just received
a new supply of French and English Cloths, and muss'.
inerer —Yesungs of all styles and quality — -m
of nil descriptions, neck and , pocket Randker ,
chiefs, - Shirts; in .short, every article usually kept in
Clothing Stores; constantly on head.
Gentlemen wishing to have Clothes made to order, in
ifashionable style, will find it to their advantage to eall
and examine our stock before going elsewkeic. ,
jyti-tf . • - hrfiGILLEN & DOWNING.. .
GFORGE COCHRAN, Conrinission And: Forwarding
,/iferohant, N0..26 Wood street, Pirtalkurgh, continues
to transact getibild Commission Business, eepicially is
the- parches° ,Ind. solo .of lunericao manufactures And
produce, god loTocejviogandfo rwarlitkgpood icon e gn .
ed to'hie ear& At agent forth , nriettuffteltrerivlidwill
be , comitant i l l ysuppliedlittote PriAciPahirligleiPc
toinitt nom A r epue,„ot low est wholesale prices. °Mantua eonsiganiente are respeetralir *Wooed. '
Colvey's. Patent Concave Heater (Innen:
FIVE tifINUTES!! • -
Mill the attentioit of the public to the article head
inethis advertisement, and invite the _enterprising
an curious to cell and witness luieperation.- ' All wirer
tisements in• relation to Mix invention, to the hundreds have email tested, is supeserogation.
:Ist. This Churn. ill.produce Butter, gather . g
in a
=
as, from 'meet milk, in five( to ten minutes! and from
cream prepared, as families usnallY prepare. it, in - three
_ 2d. The utility of this invention is apparent, is bettet
.Butter can be produced from sweet milk, - or cream, than
cream soured in the usual wayi. bypeansOf-ibil
Churn, a little-girl or boy. can parform, in•five,or tow
minutes,,iivhaihas heretofore required the labor of a 470.,
man or man (or one or two hours, and sometimes half a
3d Dv simply turniniathumb screw, the w holeineide
dasher is taken out, leaving nothing but the Butter and
milk in the plain wooden box. • -• ' • -
AM. It is the cheapest Churn over invented as the sim
plicity of its construction (though embodying. - a great
:philosophical principle) makes it but little to mantifac-
sth. It is a common-sense Churn, as all will admitwhti
will examine it. .
.117- have pu rchased the monopolyof this valuatile
improvement from IWesers.oolver &filyers,the patentees:
We are _now 'offering the. complete „monopoly of this
styled article for the States of Ohio. Pennsylvania, New
York, New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware, which will
insure certain and Urge profits to the Manufacturer and
a speedy retain of investment: The public are invited to
.call and witness its operation, at - our office,in Pittsburgh.
every day, at 4 . o'clook: P.
J. 11. CLAYTON &' Co., Proprietors..
Office, Exchange Buildings, S t. Clair street, next door
to Esquire Johns , office.. nov22
ON the night of the 16th of October, a Canal Boat be
; longingto the Union Line, was destroyed -by, fire,
near Duncan's Island—occasloned,it is believed, by Lu
cifer matches . packed in DilGoods.' ' '
The undersigned: deem it an net of .justice to the Pro
prietors of that Line, blesses. Ditilli,'Humphreys lc Co.,
Philadelphia, and . Henry Graf Co,, Pittsburgh, without or stdicitaticm partito maae lchockin
this manner the prompt and satisfactory settlement by
hem of the full amount of our respective lotuses by that
accident, rouging in amount limn three hundred fifteen
hundred dollars,' and in the aggregate to - trier twelve'
thousand dollars. • , • , •
As far as possible they hid some of %helots dtiplicated .
and immediately forwarded, and where - it was known
that this Could not be timid, orwas not desired by its,they
have paid the 'amount in. cash, or settled -with the Pier
chants in Philadelphia, without reference to as .
• The certain insurance of his Goods, while on the waYi
is,always a Matter of anxiety to the Merchant, and that.,
if destroyed, he shall be instantly paid the anima of his
loss. We therefore wish, without the least disparage
ment intended the - other Lines, to give this - -pnblic 'testi
mony of: the satifsetory settlement of a hewn, busby the
Union Line •
Plitsburgh,N'overaber 7;lga.
Hampton, Smith &Co., •.
Alexander King,
D. A. Grie r, E.'W Lynd.
ltobt. &Cunningham,
C. Arbuthnot
;oaks for,Chrlesmas and New Years.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT scar alcsursuievlll. A
Ilftxxx's ! — • ,
The Gem, for 1849;
The Hyacinth
The Forget-me-not;
The Gift of Friendship;
The Fairy Ring;
•
The Christian Keepsake;
The Gayland;
Th. Keepsake of Friendship; •
The. Rose of Sharon;
The Snow Flake ;
The Philoptena.
Also, an extensive variety . of small Juvenile Elooks.—,
Toy Books in great variety, Just issued for the Holidays.
Also, fancy Letter and Note Paper; fancy Envelopes;
from the lowest to the highest price manufactured: - New
and old Literature, constantly on hand andseceiving, as
usual.
ltr Smithfield street, third door above 2d. ' fdee22
---- - • - -
J OLIDAYS! HOLIDAYS! !--The subscribers are
.11. just opening a' splendid - collection of Toys and fine
Fancy Goods of every description, suitable for Christ
mas and New Veal's presents. 'consisting in_ part, viz:
Jewelry and Watches ; Work; Dressing' and Fancy Glass
Boxes; Card Cases;:Pearl, Shell,lvory and. Velvet . Card
Baskets; Steel Bead Purses . ; Crotchet Velvet BagS; Mu
sic Boxes : Chess Men.; Dominoes, .kc..; with a thousand
other articles, too numerous to mention. = •
The above Goods we will sell extremely low, previous
to the Ist Februa7,lB49;as we intend malting_ some ma
terial alterations in our store and business. We invite
all to call who want bargains, at &I Market street, be
tween Filth and Dimond - .
dec23. - • " HOGAN &..CANTWEI.L.
- •
WITS OF COUGHING in the night are very, trouble
some. They break in upon the hours of repose end
exhaust the strength of the sotrerer.! Fahnesiock
b Co.'s COUGH BALSAM has been, eminently 'success
-411in easing And curing ..these. anplesennt *yells. If a
person is roused in the night by )riptim :Trfecrisghisru
tea spoonful ofthe Cougleßalmun will soothe it, eve him
relief, and, as it is palatable, leaves' no unpleasant taste
behind. If once used, it will take precedence over all
others, as a remedy for coughs, colds, &e. • • -,"
Prepared and sold by . B A. FA/INF-STOCK & Co.,
corner Ist and Wood streets, and corner 6th and Mood
, . .
streets. ' • nov3o
war Goods. ,
J UST RECEIVED, by , Express, one piece short 'nap
Clothonitable for Gentlemen's . Cloaks;which
will make to order, cheap. . McGUlßE , llpjlor
Also, one piece ight short nap, a verydestrable arti
cle for Ladies' Cloaki. Colori warranted.
Also, a good assortment fine French Cashmere Vesting;
together with *good amortment of fincrand black Cas
&mere s, for Pants., whisk will be made to order as cheap
and as well as at any other establishmentio the city.' '
hIcGUIRE, Tailor,
deefig Third street, St. Charlesiloildinx-
C. E. EATON. Tr. C. At•ltim•Tr
Removal.
"E'l H. EATON & Co. having removed from Market
. at. to their New Store, N0..62 Fourth at. berikeen
Wood and Market streets, are now opening their Fa
Stock of Trimmings and Variety Goods, among which
are— -
Cloak and Dress Fringes, of an kinds;
Embroldex7 Gimps and Velvets ;
Embroidery and Needle Work;
Zephyr and Tapestry Worsted% Chemßle, Floss;
Steel Bags and Parses, Steel Tun:reline;
Lad, •O Marino and Silk 'Vests and Hosiery;
Cluldteus Coats, palters, Mitts, Groves and Hosiery;
Gent.'s Shirts, UMershirts, Drawers, Dressing Gowns;
Childrens dresses of latest putters; which they offer at
ow prices, both wholesale and retail. ' ocis"
Frcnn Rev. des Shinn, of the Protestant Methodist Church.
THE undersigned, hav in g been afflicted during the past
winter, with a disease m the stomach, sometimes pro.
iring great pain in the stomach for ten or twelve hours
without intermission, and having tried 'Various remediee
with little effect, was.furnished with a bottle. of Dr. D.
Jaynes , Canninatire Balsam. This he used according to
the directions, and foand invariably that this medicine
caused the pain to abate in three or four minutest and in
fifteen or twenty 111/ flutes,- eveyy uneas3r sensation ,wais
entirely quieted. The medicine was ofterwards toted
whenever indications of the aptirintefi of Pain were per and the pain was thereby prevented. He counts°.
ed to use the medicine every evening, and sometimes in
the morning ; and in a few weeks health was so far te
etered that the sufferer was relieved from a large amount
of oppressive pain. Front experience, therefore, he can
confidently recommend Dr. D. Jaynes' Carminative Bal
sam, as a salutary medicine for diseases of the stomach
and bowels.. A. SHINN. •
Allegheny City, July 16,1843. - •
Er For sale at the PEKIN TEA. STORE, 70 Fourth
street, near Wood. ' ang7dtew
•
CO.PARNEASHIP. _ _
'WILLIAM B. SCAIPE CAPT. JAS. ATKINSON
have entered intopartnership, under the firm of.
SCAIIOI2 ATILIENBON
and will carry on TIN,' COPPER slid S I ETdRON'
WARE MANUFACTURING. Also, BLACKSMITH
ING Mallits branches. at the old stand of W. B. Scalia,
First street, near Wood. Particular attention given to
steamboat work. ' • oct 2 tL2w •
HAVE yen a bad complexion, coarse, dark, yelloso, or
sallow ? If you have, you will by using a Cake of
Jones'' Italian Chemical Soap, a weekor two, your skin
becomes clear, white and smooth. Upon have any di
seade of th H
e ead, Face or Beard—such as Ringworm,
Scald . Head; Scurvy, Erysipeltia, Salt lthelmt," Barber's
Itch—you can be cured:_for I have seen persona who
had filthy skin diseases for years, and after trying every
thing in vain, have been cured by washing thertpa with
Jones' Italian Chemical Soap, and can conscientiously
oder it for. any of the above, comp laints, which I would
not do, unless I knew it to be al I state. If you have
Sun Spots, Preckles,'Morphew, Tan, Sun Burn or disfig
urements of any kind, it will dispel them and - Make the
skin beautiful--tt is awe antidote and cure for the bites
of musnuitoes, bags, etc.
ones
-ask
Beware of counterfeits: Particularly cheap ones
—ask for Jones' Soap, and see that the name of T. Jones
is on each cake. Pereons from or in the south and other
warm climates, would find this not only for themselves,
buTlt is a never-failing remedy for shape and chafes in
infants.. And now, reader, by giving thu one. trial. you
will find It all or even more than %volitive stated above,
,Sold at 82 Chatham street, N. Y!, and byairm. Jackson,
agent,B9 Liberty street;Pittsbargh. • • . • serde
GEO. ARMOR
Dissolution.
UTE PIM!' of Acheson it Davis this day . dissolved
T
by. mutual consent. Mr. Jai.T..Dagg having declin
ed brunness on ateount of ill health, has disposed otitis
interest to Jas. O. Acheson. The business hereafter will
be conducted is thannme °TWA:3X. A.C11614711.`
WAL AeRESON,
Pitt3Durgh~ Juty, 1648: .
QT' In withdrawing (rein the firm tit Acheson* liaggi.
I lakeylensure in recommending my succeassor to my
friends and tbnpuWio generally. JAS. T. DA.CS:
,JulyZ),,lB4B—aug
,•
' . : CITY LIVERY STABLE.--The subscriber
respectfully infonni hie friends and the public
, generally. that -holes removed to a new and e:-
tenametitahle, on Liberty street, in the Milk Ward, above
the Canal - Bridge, where he keeptiCarritigei,Bantuebes,
Buggies, alHetursa, , Riding •Hottee, ete. ' , Having , added
largely to his former stock, he solieite, the. Patronage. of
the public.
_ •
• ,N. B. Horses kept by the day; week or year.
! - iygt:4 l Y., . - ~- - , PRIAWLES - c9l-MIWIL . Si .
1100 c4PME--221bsgiatio caffee.;:; • :
, ftiare liy_ 4 ?' incie F!fiq ,
: i kan. No. 13 LibertyjtiOppoOte
*Artacellculeons„
ALLY:OIIIMY.
John Dean, •
A. M. Marshall,
Brown & At'Queston
. . -
.~ a : uii a+s+ ' D'a.'.iaxtF.v~ey:;Lr.F f' o e teiri:~:c.:.
....
.Sflistella~eous. - •~.
•
BOOK AND JOB: Mantel
ifs W. corner of good and Fifth t o s.
TRE,ProPri..
_etor o. th e Mont Poe? `rind' INlkkCers' -
Awn naserosocsons2, respectfully informs, blaidamla 7
and the patrons of these ruipeut i that he . has' a' Ialre: : 114:: -
ssortutent ofJOB TYPE/LIVE' M.. 1./ OTHER kIATERIAJ.
xeceuary to a Job Printing qffice, and limn he is pre
pared tcrezeente , • • ' ''• .
• Lama 1111123 PILDITM OF smote DascantrOms. - •
Boas t
_.
.13i14 o/ Lading, am/kits;
ParnYklets ' Bill Head, • Car* ....-."
a l
tandbills: Bitinb, ..•• • :- . ..- Hat ' •i < '
11a-All kinds oflganks, Stager; SteamboAt ORA- 1114 . . .
Boat Bills, with appropriate outs, printed on titii ' WA':
notice and most reasonable terms. . . , _ _,.! '', ...1- ' '
He re.epeetfally.oske thepatronage of his' inetida . . 7 and
the r•• ' ----- - this branch Gilds btudtssa. ''..' •. ' '
ZYI73
Maxim avai Fdatentraa
Ames, sorter of Pants
sir, opposita the rt , -kangt
Jilt:ranee on Penh st,
inform theft: friends and
..re prepared to furnish and attend',
to eve tyro in the line of Undertakers, as they 'have. $
quit the business of Cabinet Making,- ind their intettiloa
will be devoted altogether tothe above business, keep .a
large assortment of COFFINS made finished, covet
ed, and lined in the neatest mariner, :with a variety o.'
materials, and at all prices; we keep . EIREDIIDS
made, of all sizes of Flannel, Cambric; and Mtislin, ak
all prices, and niridp in the eattem style and all other
articles necessary for dressing th e dead, 'and furnishi ng s
funerals, of quality and price to suit; SILVER PLATES
or engraving . the acme and age; . ICE CASES for laying
the yin me, by those who wish to keep their friends.
any length of time, and have ZINC PANS to put ice in
for laying on the body; LEADEN aoffinti always on
hand. We have a splendid new. HEARSE and a pait'ot
etcfine horses, and any number of the best carriages, ett.,._
~ and s,
will be . prompt, punctual. andrelsonable.
augl9-y. . : I
....
• ANTcopits NATIONAL ENGRAVING" '• •
Of the Visited Stattes,denate Chamber. •
Fr HE SUBSCRIBER vonld Mspectfulfry Inform the eat
isentkof Pitubargh, War he hai for sale; at the Lam-
artine House corner of Gram and Fourth streetts'EwhOtO
he will remain but two days longer,)"the celeWjed en- ‘,
11
graving of the United grates' Senate Chamber, 17, , lithed
by E. Anthony. 205, Broadway', N. York; the Illis-hke * 1
likenesses of the different States and Military men of they;
nation neatly set in enamelled glass harries, at the very • if
low price of Sl'each. Among which may be ' found the z I
supenor likeness of: Henry . Chty, in bitqaptio4'iteil.
likeness of Daniel Webster ' , Mil l ard F . fp, iGeorge ~
Washington, .1": Q. Adams ; IST. Vail Ihirmi, . CC. alhann, ?" '
J. Iluehanan, R. C. Wintliro_p, Genirtrte Taylor; aim"'
Scott, Butler, he., de, Also, Tmmbullltengroving Oche .•
Declaration of Independence - •Laugter'srnaipttilccutfull..,
length engraving of George ' Washington; wi th " several .. '
others; The subscriber can furnish every article is the%
RAO UEBBEOTTEE line, to OPERATOR'S; at K. An-V. .-
Mony's wholesale prices. IVM. H. :BUSTEED p , :1. . ,
• ' ' Ltimartine House, cot. Grant bnd Cili"sti. .-. •
'Er For sale at this °Mee,* • • : ii:51 , .... , •:''.4 eiciffS,' *:' ,7 '
•
- . Loasunrtltse Houses' • ! • .
comma or roman AND Gastrr:
RE subscriber respectfully tuurounces,rhat. e n
• has ?)
, ;.!..1! ,
T now opened this new and eXcellent Hotel for the ac ., S
commodation of travelers, boarders, and the publicten
rall
ep. The house and furaintm • aro entirely,nest:l r
no pains or expense have been
.spared to renarrit one ; t
the most comfortable and pleasant Hotels in th!kcilf.
The subscriber is detennined to desetve;atitribenfore.
solicits, a slum of public patrona_ta." I • !••••r•
octli:lr • JACOB HOHOH, Proprlbsof„., ,';'
Take 'Notice. .1- -f • n;-..,*,. :: ....14
ALL persons k flowing tbemselv esiudebted tiiiriboserel
.Nicholson It Co., (Eagle roandry,) areteoikailled 1v l'l -
call at their old Warehouse, on Liberty stree:o..4 ; :r .',. ;
All unpaid ascot:tuts will be placed in the ' uullt:at i ital'
Jallieb of the Peaee, on the Ist July next: . •': '. ~.',. .
May 18. . ARTHUR% NICHOLSONki Co.. ..:::?74.1
il7" A ganaml assortment of".11ollow Ware, ~:attlt8';:l• 7
lowest market rates. Liberty at. head of 'Wild et, ,_'
". • ..•
mass . • • ARTHUR • 6 :4 I CROL.SON. ';.,164
711)11104Cry3, sactEs,Tieltitfeet Hay
u Mord, WI Meanie and Retail 'Booty,,Sbite and Tionle,
,'
Store, No.lBo Liberty street, nearly opposite - the I:tendril ,'•-• .
Wood. P. & El. have in store and_ are • re ceiving , their ,-.
Fall and Winter stook of BOOTS arid SEWS, eansisdige
of the largest stock theybavo ever been able to bring to
,:'
this market. Wc. alto have constantly
,oa hand a salon-- !
did'stock of Hayvvanl's Metallic Gam Wastie Shoes, both
for ladies and pntlemen's wear; the moat b : eatulfal did:
etc ever aumatactured. We would asolicat an eXturtirra-.ti
tion of our stock of goods, by all, who wish tosareliamw. ' t
either at wholesale or retail, 4.1 we will sell at a small
advance above cost. Cofintry merchants will ,ft to
their. interest to call and examine oar. Mock biters pat= ' • .:
chasing. FOLLANSBEE; & HAYWARD.- .. , .
augZ 136 Liberty L : I
j__.
G-RTh-----,7.7, c i' • .
• • ..400 bbls. N. 0. Moises's; .-
". • - 1 '.•."- - '''' • •
i
- - . -60 bbla. St. Louis S. H. Molasses. 'A .' '
12 W. do do do do; .
MO bags Coffee, prime green; • '', ' ..
. .75 ht. chests assorted Teas; • s •:_„„a •• • ' _ .'•
•11.0 six poundscaddietY- H . andateecialTh:a -....„.
,• • 1630- do do OS, •
.......414 . ., . . '.. - . 1
• 501thids. Sugar; '" • t ' .:•'.! ~ • - 1 1
..-- - - - 40 Ws. Teat- •,,,--,-.,.4-4- -t - ••••:i• - •••';* '.. ... --.-1
100 boxes 'U10%1401, plass; • .!-; ; • 1
10 do 10:12 sin; ~. " .. a
60 do TobaccO, '• • . ' .. 4 ' -- : -•'• ' ' 4,
A larva assotunent of all kindefofGrocthiesZon ttitiuf at ' t•
the new warehouse of 'EDWARD HAZLETON, .. i 4.
ap24 ' Nonltleast corner of thit•Diautond.._
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TIREOFF , STONIC AND AN•xl•Dygpytmt.-----PILLEt-•l a : •
4,, The general properties of these Pigs are 'Carmin :• :
Utte r Purgative and Tonic. In the eonimon disotdett -'• ....
arising from imprudence in die; ac., such. as siekneali - t .- •
and'southess of the stomach, heartbu rn , beadaches. i &e., ~
where .• medioine Is required, this pinutattion. is very
Lpplicable, for Its -carminative or so flg effects gm° • - .
most immediate relief, when nausea or ucknesa exist .t. , .,••1- •:,
its purgative 'operation upon the stomach and bowels-is 4 1 •
gentle and ettecuuth, and its tonic properties fmpaft • : :.
strength to . th e digestive organs, thereby enabling these' .' .
organs to' perform their,proper functions with order ithdt. . i'•.,
regularity. The price - has been reduced from 50 to ~7- 0 ~..- - •
cents • box. • . • .
For sate, wholesale and retail, by a - A. - FAMES. .L. -
TOCK & Co., corner Front and { Vacs:Lai:o..B*th and 4.- ''. '
Wood streets, Agents for Pittsburgh. ' : ..' '• '. lel4 _
HIO PLANING am •
XJtratand Trawlana,
(along Chartier at.,) Firm Ward ; Allegheny city, near
Manchester.—GEOßGE DEARER Miami resumed be- ' 5
siness, has erected the necessary maehbatry at the above
place, for taming out all work in hie line, mad is prepared •
to lake
on reasonable boards
terms to his mill and deliver Man to eustatnera '
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Dressed flooring boards, siding, An., suns elm and es ; ;
A Large quantity of dried floonnglambereaband.
Orders from Western Lumber Merchants proieptly
ex'
ecated. •
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PFIE OE ----- E -7---- 75------ m ---.....—...____AMER AN &PO GN PATENTS. •'•O' ii
JAMES GREENOUGH, of the late firm of Heller --. :1 ',..
Greenough, continues the bumness of Consulting Engl.
neer and. Patent Attorney, at his. °face in - the city ot • '
WASHINGTON. Ile may bo consulted anth ) employed •• .. t
in making eztutiinations m machinery, in the Patent 0t,... ! ;
fice and elsewhere,in fumishingdrwaings and specific , * • ..
,tions'of machines, and all papers necessary to secure, ; L
transfer. amend, reissue or extend /coma patent' ill! the - ' '•United States or Europe. He can also be consulted pm
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fessionally on all questions of litigation arising tinder the . . t
Patent Law, and will aurae .qtiestions before the Patent''' 4
Office or an appeal therefrom .it for which his long experi-': , •::
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once in the Patent Office and ' t his profession, have . per; ;
+enlist:ly lltterthim. The professional business of the later' . " .
Dr. T. P. Jones having been placed in his broidsa/1 let
ten
in relation thereto should be addressed to' h i m. post . ' •
paid.
iii' Pitta b a r g b Gazette, Pittentrgh trominglsoat,- ‘• •
St. Louis Republican will copy air months, send papers; •:
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and chAle the advertisez—Neto York Szpress,!Aup. .14 • '.'
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ULD call the tiltlerltiOil of the ptiblia (ilie ladle ' '...' ,
especially) to hie well selected assortment Of Leon- •'+' 1
ti u .Prrnek and EngLisk CHINA DINING.AND TR 4.7f . '; i
SETTS. Consisting. in'part, of Gold Band; Gold Line, ,-- t
Fancy and Plain White ; alsti, , lndian China Dining Setts,: '
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all having been imported this season, arul are of tEe tabu z”. - .
desirable styles - M.
"%- 3 _Wd_s.:doos bell* Ft 4 . I!
20 8.,..ith ...t......
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rietri as a 11 P: te n:l i d aliuszei'm'ceivedged broods.
foaal . 2 e• C f l o l : li t ' b r e '•
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*ride at New York pr iced by
: . • • • EDWARD TODD & Co., ' '''' : 7 .4
N. pr e m iu m ifth and Market sir; (up staltsf '--:'• I
The highest ever
,auranled =Gold Pant,wat - Z. P
given to Bard .it Brother's, at the last fair of the Masa- ~ •• - 1,
chasms Charitable Alechanie"Association at Bottom . ' ' -
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.__Alro, the highest premium st the F ran k lin inatiilibt % -. 1 J:
Philadelphia. , I.
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Howe +a Co _ ou..__ , _... ... - ,--- - 4
THIS celebrated article, so favorably known lasi M. 0.., : -•
.1, ter, is again' offered to the citizens of Pittsbargh. art e 1
certain remedy for Coughs and Colds,soprov*slit al ibiS. ' I
season of the year. • • . : -
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HOF2S COUGH. CANDY id the heti* inkle' of' this - , •• ?
kind ever offered to the politic,- and we - challenge any ' 1
person in the United States to produce a•Cnetiper, iadris "-: • I
pleasant and effectual femedy for the , cure ofCqygliz anif,.. , -, .
Colds. - -':HO WE tz CO., Proprietors,
• ''. Deffof, No. 1 College Hall, Cincinnati, ~t(i' ' 7 i
:Sold by IL Smyser,,L. Wilects,,,Jr., 4.: AL Toternsend, ,, ' •
Jas. A. Jones, Will. Bieck, Driggists; and at Wm. Jisk- .1
son's. . 69 Liberty street, Pitsbargh: • •' ' ':decliffalffm * -. - •
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: • ' Lotaibituall Lease. , . .
AFEW LOTS yietZtilmtun undispoud of, and te'Seilet':'. y
on perpetual Leese,near Keating' old .2ilamdois ;' t
House, 7th Ward, Pittebtreb. They-are the thotPtst i .
Louin the market, being of large eize_, in a healthy. eon*. _. '
venienteuni.progterous loeulton, and the parehase'redoolr ' 1
never required to be paid i onirthe isitereet z tulprolust • t .
rent; from 616'0 524 a year, aceortlng,to tke time !am PO, , i
'llion of the Lot; with the privilege of eitiztigaislytent at , '.' ••
fly time by payment of tlut prineipali. The peThlegeectr - 9.
4ls well belonging to void mansion Fickaset:v9 ,l :bl.k g ag e' -: l''
111 the new Basin iscompleted• _ _ , ._. ' 1 --
. • ' THOS. RIELL9N ,:iittly; .- 4- ..
. • Corner of Wylie tuntriSh strretsP'... I ''
. 1 D BU INt'ILD LOTS FOR SAL /Lot '2B feet Ott': . 1
a Localasfrees,ath Ward, by 40 de - Lot A
, A /4120. r '.
'feet on East street , by 114.,517,5—' Allegheny" - g , ._ . j .
ste pet on Unlon atr!et, by '3l ' ' in AVeghetry. •' - !
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